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MantaStat ESD
Element Status Display
A MantaProbe Series 2000 Feature
A good way to see what went wrong.
(And what’s OK)
When something goes wrong and you need to know about it, the MantaStat Element Status Display can help.
When the MantaProbe determines that something has happened to cause an alarm, the alarm is sent to a MantaServer. It can also be displayed on the MantaStat ESD web page. When the status of an element changes as the result of an alarm, the color of the element changes to reflect the severity of the alarm.
The MantaStat ESD Element Status Display can be viewed with a browser on any device including a desktop PC, tablet, or smartphone.
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Screen Format
The MantaStat ESD screen format supports categorizing your elements into groups and categories the way you want. All headers and categories are customizable. The color of the elements in the category row represent the highest severity of alarm for that column. For multiple page displays, the actual element alarms rotate with the page cycle, but the category element always reflects the element with the highest severity of alarm.
Element Layout
Each element is designed to show the Asset Name, Location, and Responsible Organization. This information can help personnel respond to problems and contact the people most likely to be able to help.bus leo.
Four Element States and Audible Notifications
There are four states for elements. The alarms that control four of the states are often configured to be Critical, Major, and Minor. The fourth state is clear.
In each column, the category element color reflects the element with the highest level of severity in the column. Columns can include multiple pages that are cycled to show all elements.
Each of the four alarm events has an associated sound that is played when the event happens and one sound when an alarm is cleared. Several audio files are included and users may add their own sounds for each of the four events.