MindSphere. Fleet Manager. Introduction to "Fleet Manager" 1. User interface for "Fleet Manager" 2. User rights in "Fleet Manager" 3.

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1 Introduction to "Fleet Manager" 1 User interface for "Fleet Manager" 2 MindSphere User rights in "Fleet Manager" 3 Asset navigation 4 Using extensions 5 System Manual V1801.K0507 V1801.K0214

2 Legal information Warning notice system This manual contains notices you have to observe in order to ensure your personal safety, as well as to prevent damage to property. The notices referring to your personal safety are highlighted in the manual by a safety alert symbol, notices referring only to property damage have no safety alert symbol. These notices shown below are graded according to the degree of danger. DANGER indicates that death or severe personal injury will result if proper precautions are not taken. WARNING indicates that death or severe personal injury may result if proper precautions are not taken. CAUTION indicates that minor personal injury can result if proper precautions are not taken. NOTICE indicates that property damage can result if proper precautions are not taken. If more than one degree of danger is present, the warning notice representing the highest degree of danger will be used. A notice warning of injury to persons with a safety alert symbol may also include a warning relating to property damage. Qualified Personnel The product/system described in this documentation may be operated only by personnel qualified for the specific task in accordance with the relevant documentation, in particular its warning notices and safety instructions. Qualified personnel are those who, based on their training and experience, are capable of identifying risks and avoiding potential hazards when working with these products/systems. Proper use of Siemens products Note the following: Trademarks WARNING Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation. If products and components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Siemens. Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any problems. The permissible ambient conditions must be complied with. The information in the relevant documentation must be observed. All names identified by are registered trademarks of Siemens AG. The remaining trademarks in this publication may be trademarks whose use by third parties for their own purposes could violate the rights of the owner. Disclaimer of Liability We have reviewed the contents of this publication to ensure consistency with the hardware and software described. Since variance cannot be precluded entirely, we cannot guarantee full consistency. However, the information in this publication is reviewed regularly and any necessary corrections are included in subsequent editions. Siemens AG Division Digital Factory Postfach NÜRNBERG GERMANY V1801.K0214 P 05/2018 Subject to change Copyright Siemens AG All rights reserved

3 Table of contents 1 Introduction to "" User interface for "" User rights in "" Asset navigation Introduction to asset navigation User interface of asset navigation Asset navigation List view Hierarchy view Asset status Search and select assets Using a map Using extensions User interface of extension navigation Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension Introduction to visualizing data "Aspects" extension user interface Using graphs Showing data values Showing and hiding variables Using the zoom function Setting the time period Analyzing graphs Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Introduction to events User interface of "Events" extension Creating events Documenting events with manual events Confirm events Use the "Info" extension to display asset details Introduction to the "Info" extension "Info" extension user interface Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension Introduction to rules "Rules" extension user interface Creating a rule Using rules Export asset data with the "Export" extension Introduction to exporting data System Manual,, V1801.K0214 3

4 Table of contents Exporting data Upload files with the "Files" extension Introduction to the "Files" extension Uploading files System Manual,, V1801.K0214

5 Introduction to "" 1 Overview is a component from MindSphere, the industrial IoT platform from Siemens. enables you to analyze, visualize and monitor your assets. In the context of MindSphere, assets are digital representations of installations or economic goods in an industrial process. You create assets in Asset Manager. You can find additional information on creating and configuring your assets in the Asset Manager documentation ( Asset Manager configures the data structure and the data connection of the assets. The asset data is structured in what are referred to as "aspects". Aspects can contain several variables of different data types. Aspects are combined, pre-configured data and form the context for the evaluation of industrial processes. Asset Manager defines the aspects that are provided by the asset. uses the assets and aspects defined in the Asset Manager for its functions. offers you the following functions: Management, monitoring and representation of assets distributed worldwide Visualization of relevant information on an overview page Creation of rules for monitoring assets The functions are included in the individual extensions of the. Overview of extensions You access the extensions via the user interface of. The standard version of includes the following extensions: Aspects Events Export Info Rules Note that only one rule is available in the standard version of. For more rules, please purchase the Rules Upgrade at the MindSphere Store ( System Manual,, V1801.K0214 5

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7 User interface for "" 2 is operated via the "Main Navigation", "Asset Navigation" and "Extension Navigation". Start screen The following graphic shows the start screen of the : 1 Main menu bar 2 Asset navigation (Page 13) 3 Slider for manual view setting 4 Extension navigation (Page 21) System Manual,, V1801.K0214 7

8 User interface for "" Main menu bar The following graphic shows the main menu bar of the : Opens a menu to switch between the following views: Split view Asset view Extension view Sends the current selection by Opens a menu with support information Opens a menu where you can view the following information: address of the user currently logged on Language selection View setting at start 8 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

9 User rights in "" 3 adopts the user rights from User Management ( The user rights depend on the following user roles: Administrator Advanced user Users Right Role Administrator Advanced user Users View rules x x x Create rules x x Edit rules x x Create manual event x x x Confirm events x x x Edit asset location in the list map view x x x Edit asset location in the hierarchy map view x x x System Manual,, V1801.K0214 9

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11 Asset navigation Introduction to asset navigation You select assets using the asset navigation. You have the option of changing the navigation view. Asset navigation offers you the following options: Searching, filtering and sorting of assets Selecting assets using the map Adding assets to Favorites View of asset navigation You can choose between the list view or the hierarchy view in the asset navigation: View List Hierarchy Description Shows all the assets at the same level Shows the assets, e.g. in the following structure: Customer Area, e.g. hall plan Asset The map view gives you an overview of the locations or hierarchy structure of your assets. To open the map, click on in the respective view. Filter and sort function If you do not know the name of the asset, you can reduce the number of assets displayed using the filter and sort function. You limit the search results further with multiple filters. To categorize assets on the basis of their status, use the "Status" filter function. Search function If you know the name of the asset, use the search function. With the search function you have the option of entering the following meta information of the assets as a filter: Name of asset Asset type Customer Address System Manual,, V1801.K

12 Asset navigation 4.1 Introduction to asset navigation Country Status The logical structuring of assets is based on the worldwide distribution of your assets. Develop a concept for the structuring and administration of your assets. This enables you to locate your assets more quickly using the search field. You can find additional information on asset types in the Asset Manager documentation. 12 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

13 Asset navigation 4.2 User interface of asset navigation 4.2 User interface of asset navigation Asset navigation Asset navigation The following graphic shows the asset navigation: Opens the Filter & Sort menu Search field entry Switches between the list view and hierarchy view Shows the map view System Manual,, V1801.K

14 Asset navigation 4.2 User interface of asset navigation Deletes the search text as well as all filters and sorting rules Displays and hides the filters Shows the activated filters Displays the assets in the various views List view In the list view, you have the option of selecting your assets on the world map in the map view and changing the position. The following figure shows the list map view: Edit position Map overview Zoom function Use the zoom function to analyze areas in more detail. Each zoom level combines closely spaced assets into a group. The map displays the selected asset as a pin. The map pin displays the number of assets in the respective area. To view the asset details, click on the map pin. The map highlights the area with the selected asset in the form of a marker. 14 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

15 Asset navigation 4.2 User interface of asset navigation The following table shows the colors of the pins and their meaning: Pin color Blue Yellow Red Description Shows the "Information" asset status. Shows the "Warning" asset status. Shows the "Error" asset status. The map view also takes into consideration search parameters entered and activated filters. The map hides assets which do not match the search parameters Hierarchy view The hierarchy map view displays the assets in different levels within the hierarchy structure. The map view shows the Area and Customer hierarchy objects as rectangles. In the hierarchy map view, you identify and structure your assets using set-up images or plans. The graphic below shows the hierarchy map view: Shows the current hierarchy structure in a navigation Shows higher-level hierarchy objects Shows an asset System Manual,, V1801.K

16 Asset navigation 4.3 Asset status 4.3 Asset status You can view the asset status in the asset navigation. The asset navigation takes on the color of the asset status with the current highest severity level. In the hierarchy view, the level shows the highest severity level of the lower-level assets in color. You can automatically influence the asset status with a rule. For more information on creating a rule, see section Creating a rule (Page 36). 1 Shows the color of the asset status 2 Selects or deselects the asset as a favorite The following table shows the color of the asset status and its meaning: Asset-color Red Yellow Blue Description Shows the "Error" asset status. Shows the "Warning" asset status. Shows the "Information" asset status. 4.4 Search and select assets Example scenario An entrepreneur owns several breweries in Germany. Each brewery has multiple filling lines that are set up as an asset. You want to locate an asset but you don't know its address. You have the following information: The asset is located in Karlsruhe. The asset has "Warning" status. You have previously selected the asset a while ago. 16 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

17 Asset navigation 4.4 Search and select assets Objective The asset navigation is to display the following assets: Assets located in Karlsruhe. Assets that have the "Warning" status. Assets that you have selected recently Procedure To quickly locate an asset, follow these steps: 1. Enter an asset parameter in the search field, e.g. Karlsruhe, and confirm the entry. 2. Click the "Filter & Sort" button. 3. Click the filter category "Status". 4. To activate the "Warning" filter, click. 5. Click the filter category "Show". 6. To activate the "Last used" filter, click "Last used". 7. Close the "Filter & Sort" menu 8. To hide the filters, click. Result The asset navigation displays the asset that corresponds to the search parameters, e.g. Karlsruhe, "Warning" status and "Last used". The "Warning" status is indicated with a yellow bar on the asset. The following figure shows the activated filters below the search bar: System Manual,, V1801.K

18 Asset navigation 4.5 Using a map 4.5 Using a map Example scenario A brewery in Munich has created a new "Filling line 1" asset. The exact geo-coordinates have not yet been entered in Asset Manager. Objective The asset is to be moved to the correct position with the help of the map. Note Geo position Only the geo position changes when the asset is moved. The address of the asset does not change. 18 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

19 Asset navigation 4.5 Using a map Procedure To move an asset on the map, follow these steps: 1. Enter an asset parameter in the search field, e.g. Munich, and confirm the entry. 2. Use the zoom function to find the exact position of the asset. 3. Click on the asset on the map. 4. Click. 5. Move the asset to the desired position. Note Moving an asset from a group To move an asset from a group, you must select the asset within the group. You can then move it using drag-and-drop. 6. Click to confirm the position. Result You have moved the asset on the map. System Manual,, V1801.K

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21 Using extensions User interface of extension navigation The following graphic shows the extension navigation: Shows the tab of an open extension Opens the overview of all extensions Shows the overview of all extensions Note Tab navigation of open extensions To change the tab order, drag-and-drop the tab to the desired location. To close the extension, click on the "x". System Manual,, V1801.K

22 Using extensions 5.2 Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension 5.2 Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension Introduction to visualizing data enables you to visualize aspects in the "Aspects" extension. Definition of aspects Aspects are combined, pre-configured data and form the context for the evaluation of industrial processes. An aspect can consist of several variables. Within the industry process, assets transfer the aspects as time-series data into MindSphere. The aspect parameters are configured in Asset Manager. You can find additional information on creating and configuring your aspects in the documentation of the Asset Manager ( Aspects form the basis for analysis and evaluation of complex industrial processes. Visualizing aspects The "Aspects" extension evaluates the aspects of an asset and visualizes them with a line graph. Within the graph, you can show or hide individual variables of the aspect. In the chart view, you can use time-series data with a minimum time resolution of 1 second. Aspects data types The "Aspects" extension supports the data types from the configuration in the Asset Manager for the visualization of the variables. The variables of the Aspects are displayed in the chart view as line diagrams or in the table view as numerical values. The following table shows the views and supported data types: View Data types Chart Integer Double Long Table Boolean Strings Time Stamp "Aspects" extension user interface The "Aspects" extension graphically displays the aspects of your assets. 22 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

23 Using extensions 5.2 Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension Layout 1 Selection and specification of the time zone and the time period of the visualization 2 Status bar with aspect name and pull-down function to show or hide the graph. The status bar shows the last three events. 3 y axis with specification of the unit 4 x axis with specification of the time interval 5 Specification of variables 6 Adjustment range of following options: Selection of the unit Opening the table view Create manual event Symbols The following table shows the buttons of the "Aspects" extension: Button Description Selection between: UTC: Coordinated Universal Time Browser (+02:00): Uses the system time. Daylight saving is taken into account. Shifts the start of the time range to the current date and time. The time range uses the predefined time interval. The values are updated every minute. Shifts the time range back in the defined time interval. System Manual,, V1801.K

24 Using extensions 5.2 Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension Button Description Shifts the time range ahead in the defined time interval. Opens the calendar for exact selection of the date and time. Opens or minimizes the graph of the "Aspects" extension. Resets the zoom. Selects the unit for displaying the variables in the graph. You define the unit of variables in the Asset Manager. Opens the menu for creating a manual event. Opens the table view. You can only select the table view for specific aspects data types. Calendar You can access the calendar by clicking Shows the selected start date of the visualization. Defines the time interval for the time range. Shows the selected end date of the visualization. Accept or cancel the settings. 24 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

25 Using extensions 5.2 Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension Using graphs Overview The "Aspects" extension visualizes the pre-defined aspects of the selected asset within a coordinate system. The line chart offers the following aids for analysis and display: Showing data values (Page 25) Showing and hiding variables (Page 25) Setting the time period (Page 26) Zoom function (Page 25) Showing data values To show the data values in the graph, move the mouse pointer over the lines in the graph. The vertical gray line shows the exact time on the time axis. The exact time stamp appears at the top edge of the graph Showing and hiding variables To show or hide a variable in the graph, click on the variable below the graph Using the zoom function You have the possibility to analyze the graph with the zoom function. You can activate the zoom function by pressing the <Ctrl> key. Use the mouse wheel to zoom into and out of the graphs. To use the zoom function on touch devices, you must use two fingers to zoom in on the graph. To zoom out, you need to pinch both fingers together. System Manual,, V1801.K

26 Using extensions 5.2 Visualizing asset data with the "Aspects" extension Setting the time period The graph shows the set time period. You can divide the time period in the calendar into the following sections: Manually: The start and end date define the interval for the time period Day Week Month Quarter Year You can move the time period of the graph to the right or left using drag-and-drop Analyzing graphs Example scenario A brewery has 3 filling lines. One filling line has failed at regular intervals for a while. The operator suspects that the filling line is overheating. Objective The temperature trend of the filling line is to be checked. The analysis of the graph is to provide information on the cause and time period of the overheating. Requirement The filling line is set up as an asset. The aspects of the filling line are set up and defined. Procedure To analyze the graph, follow these steps: 1. Select an asset, e.g. "Filling line". 2. Click on the "Aspects" extension. 3. Select an aspect you want to visualize, e.g. "Temperature". 4. Select the dates from the last week in the calendar. 5. To show the exact measured values, move the mouse over the graph. 26 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

27 Using extensions 5.3 Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Result The following graphic shows the graph with the analysis of the noticeable change: You can document the noticeable change with a manual event. For more information on creating manual events, see section Introduction to events (Page 27). 5.3 Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Introduction to events Definition of events You log measured values at a certain time with events. You have the option of logging conspicuous measuring points in the graph with an event. The recording with events serves the subsequent analysis and monitoring of your asset. Event severity For a better overview, events are divided into the following severity levels: Icon Description Error Warning Information System Manual,, V1801.K

28 Using extensions 5.3 Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Event status You have the option of viewing the status of the events and confirming events in the "Events" extension. Newly created events are assigned the "New" status. Confirmed events get the "Confirmed" status. Confirmed events are no longer shown in the graph in the "Aspects" extension. Event filter and sorting function Within the "Events" extension, you can filter and sort the events according to the following criteria: Filter Status Additional sorting The following selection is offered: New Confirmed Severity The following selection is offered: Error Warning Information Sort The following selection is offered: None (newest events) Oldest events Sorting by critical severity User interface of "Events" extension Events can be managed using the main navigation of the "Events" extension. 28 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

29 Using extensions 5.3 Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Layout Setting filter & sorting of events Selection and specification of the period of the displayed events Confirms the selected events Multiple selection of events Activates the selection of all events Parameters of the "Events" extension The "Events" user interface contains the following parameters: Parameter Severity Event time Description Description Shows the severity of the event. Shows the point in time when the event was created. Shows the description of the event. System Manual,, V1801.K

30 Using extensions 5.3 Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Parameter Status Source Property Description Shows the status of the event. Shows the source that created the event. Shows the aspect and variable at which the event was created Creating events You can create events in the following extension: "Aspects" extension: Create manual events. "Rules" extension: Create automatic events. The "Events" extension shows the source of the events in the overview. Creating a manual event To create a manual event, click. The following table shows the parameters that you can enter when creating a manual event: Parameter Description Severity Description Describes the manual event and its meaning. Defines the following event severity levels using the menu: Error Warning Information Time stamp Measurement point Specifies the exact time for the event: Format: Date, hours, minutes Chooses the variable of the aspect to which the event applies. Creating automatic events You can create automatic events using a rule. You create rules in the "Rules" extension. For more information on rules, see section Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension (Page 33) Documenting events with manual events Example scenario A brewery has analyzed its filling line and identified an excess operating temperature. 30 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

31 Using extensions 5.3 Monitoring assets with the "Events" extension Objective You would like to document the noticeable increase of the measured value with an event. Requirement The filling line is created as an asset. The asset is open in the "Aspects" extension. Procedure To create a manual event, follow these steps: 1. Use the graph to analyze the noticeable increase of the measured value. 2. Click. 3. Enter the parameters for the creation of the manual event. 4. Click the "Create" button. Result You have documented the event with the help of an event Confirm events Example scenario A brewery in Munich has several different bottling plants. The temperature of the drive for a bottling plant briefly exceeded 75 C. The excess temperature was documented with an event. Objective The employee responsible should confirm that he or she has taken note of the event. Requirement A manual event with the "Warning" severity level was created. Procedure To confirm an event, follow these steps: 1. Click on the asset with the event in the map. 2. Open the "Events" extension. System Manual,, V1801.K

32 Using extensions 5.4 Use the "Info" extension to display asset details 3. Select the check box next to the event whose status you want to change. 4. Click the "Confirmed" button. Result The employee responsible has taken note of the warning from the bottling plant and confirmed the selected event. 5.4 Use the "Info" extension to display asset details Introduction to the "Info" extension has the "Info" extension for displaying the details of your assets. "Info" extension The "Info" extension enables you to fetch information and properties for your assets. The extension displays the data of the selected asset in an overview. Your assets are configured in Asset Manager. You can find additional information on creating and configuring your assets in the Asset Manager documentation ( 32 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

33 Using extensions 5.5 Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension "Info" extension user interface Layout Image of an asset Asset details Asset location 5.5 Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension Introduction to rules Definition You can create rules in the "Rules" extension. A rule automatically triggers events. The rule detects the overshooting or undershooting of a defined threshold value. The rule automatically logs each deviation with an event. System Manual,, V1801.K

34 Using extensions 5.5 Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension You define the exact threshold value in the rule configuration. After creation, the rule retroactively analyzes the data of a time buffer of 3 hours. This following graphic illustrates an example of the threshold value of a rule as a red line in the graph: Deactivating rules You have the option of temporarily deactivating rules. You can reactivate a rule which has been deactivated. Changing the asset status with rules You can use a rule to change the asset status. The status of an asset is indicated with color in the asset navigation. You can create multiple rules by changing the asset status for an asset. The asset navigation takes on the color of the asset status with the highest severity "Rules" extension user interface You manage the rules using the main navigation of the "Rules" extension. 34 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

35 Using extensions 5.5 Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension Layout Opens the rule configuration Deletes the selected rules Deactivates an active rule Activates a deactivated rule Opens the rule configuration for subsequent editing of the rule Shows the status of the rule Selects all displayed rules Parameters of the "Rules" extension The "Rules" user interface contains the following parameters: Parameter Description Rule Name of the rule. Description Shows the description of the rule. Additional actions Shows the actions that are to follow the violation of the rule. active A check shows an active rule A cross shows a deactivated rule System Manual,, V1801.K

36 Using extensions 5.5 Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension Creating a rule To create a rule, click on the "Create" button. The rule query supports you in creating a new rule and entering the individual parameters. You can create a maximum of 200 rules per asset. You can activate a maximum of 100 rules per asset at the same time. Parameter overview of rule query The following table describes the parameters for defining rules: Parameter Value Meaning Tag Defined variable within an aspect. Defines the variable within an aspect for which the rule is created. Condition greater than less than greater than or equal to less than or equal to equal not equal changes Input of digits The digit range depends on the selected tag. Defines the trigger of the rule based on the limit violation of the threshold value. Actions limitations Additional condition: None Limiting of the number of actions over time Hysteresis Limits the number of events for a particular time period. The hysteresis suppresses the triggering of further events in the event of a short-term overshooting or undershooting of a threshold value. Severity Error Warning Information Corresponds to the severity of the events. For more information on the severity of events, see section Events. Description Additional actions Name of rule Text input. A maximum of 200 characters may be used. Add action: Set asset status Send an Text input. A maximum of 256 characters may be used. Enables you to enter a description. Describes the action that is to follow the violation of the rule. You can select the asset status that is set when the rule is violated. Asset navigation takes on the asset status color of the rule violation that has the highest severity level. Following a rule violation, an is automatically sent to the specified address. Names the rule. 36 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

37 Using extensions 5.5 Automatically monitoring assets with the "Rules" extension Note The "Set asset status" selection is not displayed in the "Additional actions" step. If the rule query screen does not display the "Set asset status" selection under "Additional actions", this may have the following causes: Assets created in Asset Manager are not "BasicDevice" asset types. The Asset Manager's own generated assets do not inherit from "Basic Device" Using rules Example scenario A brewery has detected a manual event for the excess temperature of the drive of a filling line. You have determined that this case has occurred again. Objective The repeat occurrence of excess temperature is to automatically generate events. The event at 70 C should have the "Information" severity level and send an . Procedure Proceed as follows to create a new rule: 1. Select the asset in the asset navigation. 2. Open the "Rules" extension. 3. Click "Create". 4. Follow the instructions of the rule configuration. Define the conditions for the rule, e.g. "Excess temperature at 70 C". Define the severity of the event, e.g. "Information". Select an asset status that is to be activated when the rule is violated, e.g. "Information". Enter an address to which notification of the status is to be sent. Result The rule automatically generates an event as soon as the temperature exceeds 70 C. At the same time, an is sent to the address entered and the asset is given the "Information" status. System Manual,, V1801.K

38 Using extensions 5.6 Export asset data with the "Export" extension 5.6 Export asset data with the "Export" extension Introduction to exporting data "Export" extension You have the option of exporting the aspects of your assets from MindSphere. The time period for data export is limited to 90 days. The "Export" extension offers you the following functions: Selection of the desired time period for exporting the aspects Saving the exported data to a CSV or JSON file Exporting data Procedure To export data with the "Export" extension, follow these steps: 1. Select the time period. 2. Select an aspect. 3. Click "Export CSV" or "Export JSON". 4. Select the storage location. Result You download the file to your local PC. 38 System Manual,, V1801.K0214

39 Using extensions 5.7 Upload files with the "Files" extension 5.7 Upload files with the "Files" extension Introduction to the "Files" extension "Files" extension You can import files into. Files are imported using the "Files" extension. The "Files" extension provides you with a secure way to save or open files from any device with access to MindSphere. The "Files" extension offers you the following functions: Read, upload, update and delete files for your assets Upload and manage files Import files up to 100 MB in size Search and sort files For more information on data types and metadata, refer to the Developer documentation. The storage space depends on the IoT Value Plan you have purchased. For more information about available storage space and how to use additional resources, visit the MindSphere Store: Uploading files Procedure To import files with the "Files" extension, proceed as follows: 1. Click "Upload". The File Explorer opens. 2. Select a file and confirm your selection. Note Storage allocation Uploading files into the "Files" extension takes up space in your MindSphere Tenant. Uploading data from other users also takes up storage space in your Tenant. Result You load the file into the "Files" extension. Other users can now access the file. System Manual,, V1801.K

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