Rules management
The Rules management menu is used to manage rules globally.
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To define a new rule for a device or for a device type that creates an event in addition to machine messages sent by the machine itself
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To define preconditions when a rule can be executed
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To define reactions a rule has to trigger when the rule condition is met
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To edit, copy and delete rules
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To activate/deactivate rules
Rules Light and Rules Extended has here different capabilities. Rules Extended has a greater range of functions than Rules Light : |
Overview Page
In this view, all rules are listed and can be managed. New rules can be created, updated, copied or deleted. It is also possible to change the state of a rule to Active, Inactive or Waiting for Approval. Within the overview it is possible to jump to rule related views, like creating a quick reaction in Deviation Management Module.

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Facilities |
Select facilities to filter the list of rules. |
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Number of rules in the overview. |
Code, title |
Search rule with Code or Title |
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Filter the overview by selecting State , Severity , Context, Part Type and Conditions in the dialog window. |
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Show or hide columns in the overview. |
Save the current filter settings for the logged-in user. |
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Column title |
Sort the overview by clicking on the column title. |
Context menu with the following options: Change state, Show History, Copy Rule and Delete Rule. |
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Context menu with where modules can place possible actions based on the rule, like creating a quick reaction in Deviation Management Module. |
Create a new rule
To create a new rule, click in the overview page.

Fill the mandatory fields (marked with an asterisk *). Select if the rule should be created for a specific device or for a device type. Depending on this selection *Device* or Device Type need to selected as next step.
If a rule is created out of Performance analysis, the device is already preselected and cannot be changed. |
After click on save, the new rule is created and the detail view of the rule opens, where further configurations can be done. See: Rule details page