Tag Management

1. Access the chart where you want to search for tags.
2. In the right pane, select .
   The Tag Search section appears.
3. Enter one or more modifiers as search criteria.

   Modifier	Description
   name	The name of the tag instance.
   sourceKey	The unique identifier of the tag.
   inContext	The asset context of the tag.
   ofClass	The classification name of the tag.
   <attributeName>	The tag attribute.

   For example, if you enter manufacturer:GE and ofClass:Turbines into the Search box, all GE turbine asset tags in the enterprise display in the Search Results.
   To search for all the tags of GE turbines, enter manufacturer:GE and ofClass:Turbines.
   To search for all tags that meet the following criteria:

   • Tag name contains BR1X.
   • Associated with the BFP_1 asset
   • The tags belong to a turbine
   • The tags use ohms as the UoM

   Enter: inContext:BFP_1, ofClass:Turbines, UoM:ohm, BR1X.

4. Select Search.
   The search results (including correlated tags) appear based on the search criteria. You can plot a tag from the search results by dragging and dropping it to a chart.

1. In the Applications menu, navigate to the HEALTH section, and then select Alerts.
2. Select an Alert generated by a SmartSignal analytic containing a tag group.
3. Select the analysis link associated with the Alert.
   The analysis view appears, along with a new section named Analytic Groups. This section contains a list of all the tag groups defined in the SmartSignal Analytics templates that have been deployed on the asset.

   The tag groups associated with the Alert are automatically plotted. The series settings associated with the tag group is used to plot the tags in the Smart Signal card. If no tag groups are associated with the alert, then the contributing and non-contributing tags associated with the alert is plotted.

   All the other active alerts on the asset either show the contributing and non-contributing tags or the tag groups associated with the Alert.

   Note: You can drag and drop any of the tag groups associated with any of the other alerts that are active on the asset.
4. Select Analytics Tag.
   All the tags groups associated with the Analytics that are deployed on the asset appear.

   Note: You can drag and drop any of the tag groups defined on the analytics or select specific tags from the tag groups and plot them on the Smart Signal card.

1. Access the chart on which you want to plot tags.
2. In the Tag Browser or Plotted Tags section, drag and drop the tag on to the chart. If you want to select a child tag, expand the parent tag.
   The tag is plotted.

   Tip:

   • You can select multiple tags from a single parent node. For example, you can select multiple tags from a single asset, but you cannot simultaneously select tags from another asset or from the Plotted Tags section.
   • You can search for a tag in the Tag Browser section by entering at least three characters in the Search box.

1. Access the chart on which you want to plot tags.
2. Select a tag or tag expression in the Tag Browser section, and drag it to the X or Y axis on the chart.
   The tag is plotted. An Event Frames list appears in the Tag Browser section, which contains the number of selected events.

   Tip: You can search for a tag in the Tag Browser section by entering at least three characters in the Search box.

1. Access the chart on which you want to plot tags.
2. In the Tag Browser, open the Analytics node.
3. Select and open a SmartSignal Model node.
4. Drag and drop a group of tags on to the chart.
   The tags are plotted.

   Tip:

   • You can search for a tag in the Tag Browser section by entering at least three characters in the Search box.
   • You can drag tags within a group individually or together.

You can compare actual data points on an X-Y chart with a plotted power curve to assess performance.

1. Access an X-Y (line) or X-Y (scatter) chart.
2. Drag the reference attribute and drop it onto the X-axis or Y- axis to plot tags associated with a power curve.
3. Drag an additional tag to the other axis to plot the tag series.
   A reference curve is plotted on the chart as part of a tag series.

1. In the Applications menu, navigate to the HEALTH section, and then select Analysis V2.
2. Select New Time Series Analysis > Add Chart > Data Table.
3. Select a tag in the Tag Browser section, and drag it onto the chart.
   The tag is plotted, and the tag data appears in a table.

   Tip: You can search for a tag in the Tag Browser section by entering at least three characters in the Search box.
4. To export the tag data, select Chart Options > Export to CSV, and then specify whether you want to export with or without data quality.
   The tag data is exported to a CSV file.

You can access one or more Alerts for an asset or a group of assets along with the contributing and non-contributing tags associated with the generated Alerts.

1. In the Applications menu, navigate to the HEALTH section, and then select Alerts.
2. Select an Alert Inbox filter, such as Unclaimed or SmartSignal.
3. Select an Alert from the Alert Inbox.
4. In the details page, select an Analysis View chart.
5. Select to access the Tags section to view the available tags.
   The generated Alerts appear in the Tag Browser section.

1. In the Applications menu, navigate to the HEALTH section, and then select Alerts.
2. Select an Alert Inbox filter, such as Unclaimed or SmartSignal.
3. Select an Alert from the Alert Inbox.
4. In the details page, select an Analysis View chart.
5. Select to open the Tag Browser section.
6. Open the Analytics node.
7. Open a named analytic node containing the On-Monitor tags.
8. Open the On Monitor Tags group node.
   You can view all the On-Monitor tags related to the selected asset that are available for the selected analytic.

You can switch between standard and scientific notation for Y-axis tag values on a chart.

1. Access the chart for which you want to access the tag values in scientific notation.
2. Select , and then select Analysis Chart settings.
   The Chart Settings window appears.
3. In the Y-Axis Unit box, select Standard or Scientific based on your requirement, and then select Apply.
   The Y-axis tag values on the selected chart appear as standard or scientific notation.

1. Access the chart from which you want to remove a tag or a tag series.
2. In the Plotted Tags section, pause over the tag or tag series that you want to remove, and then select .
   Alternatively, if you want to remove a tag while building a tag series, you can pause over the first tag in the chart and then select . This option is only available for the first tag. After the second tag is plotted, you must remove the tag series from the Plotted Tags section.
   The tag or tag series is removed from all the charts in the analysis view.

1. Access the chart to which you want to add multiple Y-axes.
2. Select a tag with a UoM different from the UoM of the tag already plotted, and drop it onto the chart.
3. Select .
   The Analysis chart settings appear.
4. In the Minimum and Maximum boxes, enter the minimum and maximum limits for the Y-axes respectively.
   By default, the limits are set to Automatic and the axes on the chart scale based on the tag data. After you enter the maximum or minimum values, the Y-axes scale based on the entered values. You can use the first y-axis to determine the domain range.

   Note: In case of an XY chart, the Minimum and Maximum boxes are displayed for the X-axis also.
5. Select the Show Multiple Y Axes check box.
6. Select Apply.
   Note: The logical tags are always plotted on the default Y-axes.
7. Select the tags that you want to plot on various Y-axes and drop them onto the chart.
   A new Y-axis appears for each tag that you add. The tags are plotted on multiple Y-axes and appear in the Plotted Tags section. For a Time-Series (Line) chart, however, the logical tags do not appear in the Plotted Tags section.

1. Access the chart on which you want to plot tags from multiple assets.
2. In the Tag Browser section, select .
   The Asset Hierarchy appears.
3. Select the asset that you add, and then select Add.
   The asset is added to the Tag Browser section. You can plot tags related to the asset.

1. Access the chart on which you want to compare that data of multiple assets.
2. In the Tag Browser section, select Compare Asset.
3. Select one or more assets, and then select Compare.
   A message appears, asking you to confirm that you want to compare similar tags for the selected assets on the plotted charts.
4. Select Yes.
   The selected assets are added to the Tag Browser section. Charts are updated with similar tags for the selected assets. The Plotted Tags section is also updated accordingly.

1. Access the X-Y or Polar chart for which you want to rename a tag series.
2. Hover over the series you want to rename in the Plotted Tags section, select Tag Settings, enter the new name, and then select Apply Changes.
   The new tag series name appears in the Tag Register and Plotted Tags sections.

1. Access the chart on which you want to focus a tag series.
2. In the Tag Register section, pause over the series you want to focus, right-click, and then select Bring Series to Front.
   The selected tag series is focused on the chart.

• To mute a plotted tag or tag series for all the charts in an analysis view:
  1. Access an adhoc Analysis or Template containing the tag or series that you want to mute.
  2. In the Plotted Tags section, select the color indicator of the tag or tag series.
     The selected tag or tag series is muted in all charts in the view.
• To mute an Event Frame for all the charts in the Event Data Analysis view:
  1. Access an Event Data Analysis Template containing the tag or series that you want to mute.
  2. On the Event Data Analysis view, select the color indicator of the tag located in the Event Frames section.
     The selected event frame is muted in all charts in the view.
• To mute a tag or tag series plotted on a specific chart in the view:
  1. Access an adhoc Analysis or Template containing the tag or series that you want to mute.
  2. In the Tag Register section of the chart, select the color indicator of the plotted tag or tag series.
  The plotted data is hidden on that specific chart, and colored line is removed from the register.
• To mute an Event Frame for a specific chart in the Event Data Analysis view:
  1. Access the Template containing the tag or series that you want to mute.
  2. In the Tag Register section of a selected chart, select the color indicator of the plotted event frame.
  The plotted data is hidden on that specific chart, and the colored line is removed from the register.
• To unmute a tag:
  1. Access the Plotted Tags or the Tag Register section of the analysis view from where you have muted the tag.
  2. Select the gray color indicator of the muted tag.
     The tag is unmuted, and the tag data is replotted on the charts. The tag is now indicated by the same color that was assigned before muting the tag.