Point Summary

| Introduction

With Blockly, users can set up custom parameters point summary of parameters based on site needs, shifting from user to site-specific view. Moreover, Blockly would provide a visual interface where users can drag and drop blocks to construct formulas without the need for any coding knowledge. Point summary with Blockly enabled, help users to build formulas on top of the loop conditions such as calculating the delta between sensor points and setpoints, calculating chiller tonnage, etc. Some advantages include:

1. Consistent Design Patterns
Improved User Engagement: A consistent design pattern enhances user engagement, encouraging users to easily build, use, update, and share the framework.
Reduced Development Time: Reusing design components cuts design overhead, leading to quicker development cycles and cost savings.

2. Consistent Workflow
Increased Efficiency: A consistent workflow ensures users intuitively navigate, build, update, view, and share work, reducing the learning curve and enhancing efficiency.
Lower Support Cost: Clear workflow minimizes user confusion, reducing support inquiries and saving on support and training costs.

3. Consistent Builder
Faster Building Process: A consistent builder enables rapid work creation, speeding up the overall process.
Faster Development Process: Developers integrate features more quickly with a consistent builder, accelerating development time.

4. Consistent Sharing Mechanism
Increased User Engagement: Standardized sharing encourages frequent sharing, boosting user engagement.

5. User Selection Enhancement
Ownership and Personalization: Allowing users to vote and influence work selection fosters a sense of ownership and personalization, increasing engagement in the platform and encouraging ongoing creation.

The Point Summary with Blockly feature gives users scope to create and share custom point parameters easily. It includes options like liking, bookmarking, adding descriptions, and arranging items.

| Features

There are three main options in the selection pool:

• Predefined: These are options already made by the system and available for all users on the platform.
• Created by me: This section includes items the user has created, whether they're for the user or shared with others.
• Shared by others: This part shows items that other users have shared.
• Like & Bookmark Capability: Users will have the capability to like the work that is shared by others and bookmark the items for their personal preference.

| Accessing Point Summary

• Log in to the Internal Portal
• Hover over the Add icon.

• Click the Point Summary addition icon

The point summary common pool window is displayed.

| Creating a New Point Summary

To create a new point summary.

• Click Create New Point Summary

The point summary builder is displayed, as shown below.

The following table explains the various fields displayed on the page: 

Field	Description
Point Summary Name	You can use this field to set a name for the point summary created. Note: The names cannot contain any empty names or special characters at the beginning. Allowed special characters are hyphen (-), underscore (_), space (), hash (#) and percentage (%).
Select Build Type	You can use this option to select a build type used to build the point summary. If Then Builder build type is selected. You can filter the points by searching and selecting the defined nominal haystack tags query as below. Custom build type is selected.  You can filter the points by using an advanced query on haystack tags as below.   Custom query allows users to mix and match points from summary types to create a customized version of a point summary. Custom query also allows users to select a specific point id using point refs for a summary type.
Select Summary Type	You can use this option to select a specific Summary Type. System To filter points at the system level and add them to the points summary. Zone To filter points at the zone level and add them to thepoints summary.
Shared/Personal	You can use this option to set a points summary as a personal or shared. Note: A  points summary can be shared or can be viewed as a personal point summary. A personal point summary can be viewed only by the user who has created the point summary, whereas a shared point summary can be viewed by other users.
Why and What	You can use this option to add the why and what description of the point summary and its purpose of creation.
Cancel	You can use this option to exit the builder.
Create a New Point Summary	You can use this option to create a new point summary

• Enter the required details to build a point summary, as shown below.

• Uncheck No Conditions and Click Add conditions to add conditions for the points filtered.

• Add and define the required conditions, as shown below.

Note: You can add up to 40 conditions per point summary.

• Click Add Parameter to add more parameters to the summary.

• Search select the required tag to achieve the desired result, as shown below.

Note: You can add up to 30 parameters per point summary.

• Click Create New Point Summary to create the point summary.

The point summary is successfully created and made available for application under the common pool for point summary.

| Applying Point Summary for View

• Check or select the point summary for applying it for viewing.

The point summary application definition window displays..

• Filter for the euips
• Click apply to apply the point summary created

The point summary is applied to the system and an zone level equips in the site.

| Viewing Point Summary

To view the applied point summary

• Access the point summary widget under the zones or system widget screens.

• Click the point summary CTA to expand and view.

You can also add or create a point summary from the widgets screen, as shown below.

| Like and Bookmark

• Users can like and bookmark heatmap filters created by themselves and shared by others.

| Other Features

Consistent Sharing Framework: Creators will have the option to share their work within a consistent sharing framework.

 

Support Portal: The user will have the option to share the work with internal support users and Facilisight users.

Adding & Viewing Description: The creator will have to add descriptions (Why/What) which are typically expected to use the why and what framework. If users are sharing their work, then other users can view the description to understand why and what part of the creation and they will help them to select the work in the view.

View Arrangement: Users will be able to customize their views to meet the dynamic requirements of the site, enabling them to create personalized views based on their preferences.

| Calculated Parameters

• Select the required tags and fill in the particulars.

• Select Add Calculated Parameters to add calculated parameters to the summary.

The blockly sequence is displayed by clicking the calculator icon.

• Edit the name for the Point Summary
• Use the blockly blocks to compute and display the calculated parameters, as below

• Click Save to save and confirm the calculation blocks built.
• Click Back to Parameters to go back to the parameters addition screen.

The parameters addition screen displays

• Click Create New Point Summary to confirm the point summary created.

The created point summary with calculated parameter displays as below in the site overview screen, when ebabled for display.

| Duplicating a Point Summary

A point summary can be duplicated from the list of point summaries. This applies to both alerts created by a user and shared by others.

• Click on an existing point summary to view it from the point summary list.

The existing point summary is displayed.

• Click on Duplicate Point Summary to create a new custom point summary with the same parameters and summary rule.

The point summary is duplicated which can be further edited to create an entirely new custom point summary.

| Editing a Point Summary

• Click on Edit an existing point summary.

A warning message window pops up as shown below, with information about the number of sites using the point summary and the consequences of editing the point summary.

• Click continue to edit the point summary

The point summary can be further edited.

The edited point summary can be updated for the current point summary or can be further created as a new summary.

| Deleting a Point Summary

• Access the point summary from the common pool.
• Click Delete to delete the point summary.

A warning message window pops up as shown below, with information about the number of sites using the point summary and the consequences of deleting the point summary.

 

• Click Delete to confirm deletion.

| Examples

Example 1: Energy Meter

A shared table created to monitor the Energy meter points.

Filter for Voltage R-N

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and phase==@r

Filter for Voltage Y-N

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and phase==@y

Filter for Voltage B-N

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and phase==@b

Filter for L-N Voltage Average

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and avg and phase

Filter for Voltage R-Y

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and phase==@ry

Filter for Voltage Y-B

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and phase==@yb

Filter for L-L Voltage Average

Filter Query: modbus and volt and zone and avg and not phase

Filter for Phase Current R

Filter Query: modbus and current and phase==@r

Filter for Phase Current Y

Filter Query: modbus and current and phase==@y

Filter for Phase Current B

Filter Query: modbus and current and phase==@b

Filter for Phase Current Average

Filter Query: modbus and current and avg and zone and emr

Filter for Frequency

Filter Query: emr and freq and zone

Filter for Active Power

Filter Query: emr and power and zone

Filter for Total Energy

Filter Query: emr and energy and zone

Filter for Power Factor

Filter Query: pf and emr and zone

Table View

Example 2: DOAS Point Summary

A shared table created to monitor Zone Damper Details.

Filter for Damper Feedback Points

Filter Tags: dab and domainName

 

Table View

 

Example 3: Bypass Dampoer Setpoints

A shared table created to monitor OTA status updates.

Filter for OTA Status Points

Filter Tags: ota and status

 

Table View