Note: Axeda Preventive Maintenance is a separately licensed application. If the Platform is not licensed for it, the Preventive Maintenance application and associated tools and features will not display in the Axeda® Connected Product Management Applications. (Contact Axeda Technical Support for more information.) Also, your ability to reset maintenance targets is controlled by user group privileges. Contact your Platform administrator if you have questions about your privileges.
Using the Action wizard in the Axeda® Configuration application, you can configure the Reset Maintenance Item action (Category: Enterprise actions) for those maintenance items that you want to reset manually from the Asset dashboard or automatically through a Rule.
Warning! When moving backward and forward through the wizard, use the wizard's Back and Next buttons. Do NOT use your browser's back and forward tools.
1. Log in to the Axeda Applications and navigate to the Axeda Configuration application.
2. Depending on what you want to do, this step differs:
§ To create an action, select Action from the New menu. The Action wizard starts. Continue to step 3.
§ To edit an existing action, select Actions from the View menu. From the list of existing actions, click the name of the action you want to edit. The Action wizard starts. Skip to step 4. You cannot change the name of an existing action.
3. In the Create new action page, type a name for the new action. The name is required. You can use up to 100 alphanumeric characters. The action appears by this name in the applications. Once you create the action, you cannot change the name.
4. To assist other users in selecting this rule, type a brief description. This field is optional.
5. Select the category of action, Enterprise actions. Once you create the action, you cannot change the category.
6. Select the operation that this action will perform, Reset Maintenance Item.
7. Click Next to display the Models for action page.
8. In the table of Available Models, select the check box of each model to which you want to apply this action, and click Add Checked. To select all models in the table, click Add All.
9. Click Next to display the Configure Reset Maintenance Item page.
10. From the Maintenance Item Name list, select the maintenance item that this action will reset.
11. Click Next to configure the user groups that handle edit permissions for the action. Alternatively, click Finish to save the action now.
12. In the User groups that handle edit permissions page, select the check box of the user groups that you want to be able to edit this action, and click Add Checked. (To select all user groups, click Add All).
13. Click Next to configure the user groups that handle execute permissions for the action. Alternatively, click Finish to save the action now.
14. In the User groups that handle execute permissions page, select the check box of the user groups that you want to be able to execute this action, and click Add Checked. (To select all user groups, click Add All).
15. Click Next or Finish to review the configuration.
16. In
the confirmation page, review the summary
of action information and click:
Finish to save the new action (or
changes to an existing action) and display the Configure
actions page
Back to edit settings (and then
click Finish to save the changes
and the action)
Cancel to discard all the information
entered in this wizard and display the Configure
actions page