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All Units
Introduction
Core Concepts
Data Connectivity
Dashboard Visualization
Clients
Data Historian
Asset Organization
Alarming & Notifications
Helper Modules
Security
Cloud & IoT
Reporting
Automated Transactions
Business Intelligence
Project Management
Fault Detection & Diagnostics
SPC/SQC Analysis
Energy Analysis
Architecture
Total: ~51 min
How to understand and become familiar with the ICONICS architecture, including many of the common terms you will encounter.
Logical Architecture within the ICONICS Suite
The fundamental, high-level introduction to the architecture of the various modules and components of an ICONICS system. Learn the key aspects of how a system is built, and where to go to learn more details.
Data Connectivity
Data Connectivity is the first step in most projects, and revolves around which data and transport protocols are most appropriate for a given project. Learn how ICONICS addresses data connectivity options.
Data Logging
Data Logging is a critical component of many systems, and is also frequently referred to as providing "Historians", "Loggers", or "Calculation Engines". The data logging options in ICONICS also form the foundation for many analytics applications.
Alarm Notification
Alarm Notifications are versatile, they can be used for just about any situation where users need to be kept apprised of active and developing situations within the application. There are supplemental tools to extend these notifications to remote workers as well.
Recipes, Schedules, and Triggered Events
There are a variety of ancillary components, all of which have specialized purposes for different applications. Learn what they are and how they might be used in an application.
Data Analytics
The ICONICS Suite has several built-in analytics modules, used for fault analysis, energy monitoring, SPC analysis and more. Learn how to leverage them in a project.