Map the hopper-level tag.
Link the tag to RPD-01. Select its data source, unit and thresholds in the tag settings.
- Equipment: RPD-01
- Tag: DEMO.RPD-01.hopper_level · Unit: %
- Warning threshold: 85% · Critical threshold: 95%
Select the equipment.
Open its data.
Map data tags to equipment in the facility. Select the equipment to open values such as level and mass in a floating panel.
Equipment → tag → panelEquipment-linked data
Working with Plantica Operations.
Link the hopper-level tag to RPD-01. Read the level and batch mass in the panel beside the equipment.
Read level and mass in the panel.
Select RPD-01 and open its data panel. The equipment’s location remains visible while the panel is open.
- Open the equipment’s linked tags.
- Read hopper level as a percentage.
- View batch mass with its unit.
Pump B. Again.
From a maintenance notebook to asset history and a shared model. Failure records, sensor readings and results are fictional demo data, not measured customer outcomes.
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How do we start with your project?
An equipment group and the data sources you want to connect
Select the equipment
Select the equipment in the facility model and establish its asset identity.
Map the tags
Choose the tag, unit and data source to link to the equipment.
Open the panel
Open the floating panel to read hopper level and batch mass.
Equipment tags and values.
Read tags, units and values in the panel beside the selected equipment.
- ↗ Equipment selection and asset identity in the model
- ↗ Linked tag, unit and source settings
- ↗ A panel displaying level and mass
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Equipment-linked data
Data sources, document and maintenance-record connections depend on your project’s access and refresh requirements.
Explore the question in context.
Customer contexts and example workflows for Plantica Operations.
ELİAR equipment · Demonstration textile facility
See the whole dyehouse.
An example dyehouse with ELİAR equipment. Present the layout to your customer, review pipe routes and find equipment information through the model.
Explore the workflow →Example scenario · Maintenance preparation
Review the equipment and records before maintenance.
A workflow for reviewing a work order, technical document and selected signal around the same equipment.
Explore the workflow →Your team’s questions.
Does Plantica Operations replace SCADA or maintenance software?
Plantica Operations shows an asset’s location together with its linked information. It does not claim to replace source systems such as SCADA, historians, CMMS or EAM. Connection scope is defined after reviewing asset identifiers, access methods and update requirements; a ready-made connection to every system should not be assumed. Review the data connection scope
Are the values in Operations videos live production data?
The website’s Operations demonstration uses Plantica’s simulation source for values such as hopper level and batch quantity. The captures show equipment selection, tag configuration and a floating data panel. They are not evidence of a deployed connection to a customer’s live production system. Explore the demonstration facility and data scope
What information can be linked to equipment?
Define a source, unit and thresholds for the data tag. Select the equipment to open its linked values in the panel.
How do we start with our existing systems?
First, identify the source systems, equipment identities and access method. Work required for document and maintenance-record connections is included in the project scope.
What should we bring to the first conversation?
An equipment group, a facility model if available, and the data sources you want to connect.
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your project.
Share the equipment you want to inspect and the data sources you want to connect.
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