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    October 2011, Volume 2, Issue 10

    BENTLY NEVADA

    SYSTEM 1 TIPS & TRICKS

    Dear System 1 User,


    In the October issue of System 1 Tips and Tricks well show you a convenient way to store important operating history or any
    manually entered information for any component in your Enterprise, using the Journal Editor. Journal entries are saved in the
    configuration database for the selected Enterprise.
    We hope you enjoy this issue.
    Sincerely,
    Your North America FAE team
    This months tip by: Clyde Dooley, Field Application Engineer, Baton Rouge, LA

    User Level:
    Power User
    Diagnostic User
    IT Group
    Mid Level User
    Occasional User
    New User

    Versions:
    All
    Applies to:
    System 1 Tools

    How to use the Journal Editor tool in System 1

    To the right are some


    examples of how Journal
    Entries can be used.
    Note: Availability of the Journal
    Editor feature depends on your
    profile configuration. If it is not
    available, contact your system
    administrator to request this
    feature.

    Your goal should be to


    preserve important
    information or instructions
    that will assist other System
    1 users. See examples in
    the pane to the right.

    Add written comments about any item in your Enterprise


    View specific history or background information about
    specific components, machines, areas, plants, etc.
    Benchmark process changes, inspections, or other
    procedures
    Notify others concerning the status of a procedure or the
    results of testing

    Operator Observations
    Scheduled Maintenance
    Current testing or in-progress Procedures
    Particular points, variables, machines to 'keep an eye
    on'
    Replacement of Consumable Parts
    Performance Test Results
    Unexpected Process Transients

    To access the Journal


    Editor, right-click on a
    highlighted Enterprise
    component, and select
    Journal Editor from the
    resulting menu.
    In this example, the dialog
    would list and display any
    existing entries that were
    made for the component
    named 'Ethylene Building'.

    In this example, the ALU1


    Air Compressor #1 has been
    selected. A Journal Entry is
    being made for this
    component and the entry is
    being recorded in the Event
    Manager for the Enterprise.
    The Journal Editor selection
    is available from the
    component level of the
    Enterprise Hierarchy in
    System 1 Display.

    In the Enterprise and


    Instrument hierarchy of
    Display (and Configuration)
    a User would want to know
    whether the Segment ID
    (SID) in the hierarchy (tree)
    has a journal or document
    associated with it. The
    Journal Editor / Docuview
    symbols show you which
    components have a Journal
    entry, a Docuview entry or
    both. (Docuview will covered in
    another issue, but the procedure is
    similar. Docuview will let you attach
    any file to a component in the
    hierarchy)

    Journal & Document


    Document

    Journal

    Journal Entries may be


    viewed as a group
    by selecting the highest level
    in the enterprise for which
    you want to see the Journal
    Entries, right click and select
    Journal Editor (see step 3
    previous page). Once the
    Journal Editor screen opens,
    check Show Sub-Level
    Entries

    Journal Entries may also be


    shown in Report Form by
    selecting
    > Tools > Reports > Journal
    & Inspection Report
    in the System 1 Display
    Main Menus.
    Use the Interval tab to
    specify the date range for
    the report.

    DID YOU KNOW?


    Orbit Magazine is now available as an iPad app. Its an easy way for you to stay connected to the latest and greatest
    Bently Nevada technical content. You can download it from this link: http://www.ge.mcs.com/orbitipad

    Bently Nevada Technical Support:


    bntechsupport@ge.com
    775-215-1818
    Bently Nevada website:
    http://www.ge-mcs.com/en/bently-nevada.html

    System 1 Blog (Youll need to join the forum):


    http://supportcentral.ge.com/blog/blogs_frame.asp?prod_id=20858

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