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5ME’s Dashboards Provide Customizable Machine Tool Performance Data

Freedom eLOG monitoring allows users to see department-relevant data on a single screen

5ME
Wed, 09/30/2015 - 13:25
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(5ME: Cincinnati, OH) -- 5ME’s new dashboards feature allows users to create a one-screen view of machine tool performance data pertinent to their job functions. The program builds on the data-capturing capability of the company’s Freedom eLOG software suite and combines multiple graphics, called dashlets, into a single view based on job function such as maintenance, production, and cell supervision.

Available dashlets include Banner, Summary View, Machine Status, Events List, Alerts Top 25, Events Top 25, Custom Column Chart, Embedded Page, Custom Stacked Bar, Custom State, and Custom Data. Each can be set up for a single machine, cell, or a mix of machines on the shop floor.

The fully customizable software allows users to create their dashboard size and design, establish the machine scope, and determine the data criteria and refresh rate. Each dashboard can be saved by a unique name for ongoing monitoring, and dashboards can be edited, deleted, or printed out for long-term record keeping.

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