tmMCO’s latest Feature Release: Making Data Storage & Use even Easier

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Machine Condition Observer (tmMCO) can now further advance vendor-independent monitoring and maintenance 

In the realm of predictive maintenance, combining simplicity with greater precision at any stage of the process is always a step in the right direction. For example, the Machine Condition Observer (tmMCO), our web-based platform for monitoring of track machines or fleet, can now further advance vendor-independent monitoring and maintenance with its intuitive CVS data export feature.  

Easy CSV data export

CSV gives users a more straightforward option in information storage. With the help of a valid API key, raw data can be downloaded from Dashboards using CSV format, which would allow for the viewing of up to 20 signals per dashboard and aggregation of as many as 90 downloads per month. Intuitive and easy to employ, the system notifies you when the CSV file is generated successfully and confirms its completion with an email to the user. Conveniently, the information can be stored for up to 90 days in the platform’s history. Making data development, storage and organization easier, tmMCO’s CSV application renders machine-related statistics extrapolation even more seamless.   

tmMCO Analytics Dashboard
tmMCO Analytics Dashboard

Multiple end-users per Machine

tmMCO’s latest advance offers better options in a machine’s end-user association. One machine can now be associated to multiple end-users in two different ways. A manufacturer can set more than one direct user in the interface during the machine’s set-up. And alternately, the distributors can set more than one user during the machine’s set-up. Casting such a precise net of connections ensures a more enhanced machine maintenance. 

Thresholds in Dashboards: Improving Signal Analysis

Productivity often springs forward from the accurate execution of the smallest details! This is why users will have the option to also add Y-axis thresholds in order to achieve a better signal analysis in the Dashboards. Such precision is always welcome in the Dashboard’s diverse data unification. To further ensure better clarity and distinctiveness, thresholds are also provided using a specific value and line format, including variable colors and labels. With these features signal analysis seems even more effortless. Try it and let us know!

tmMCO Analytics Dashboard Alarm Signals

Interactive Workshift Report

This time for tmMCO, an improvement in data features also means to literally go the distance. Based on the existing static workshift reports, the user can now interact with the data and can – for the first time – display machine distance-based data. More on the possibilities with reports in tmMCO will be presented in-depth in one of our next feature update posts. Stay tuned or check out tmMCO right now.

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Meet Martin: C++ Developer and conductor in his hometown

It gives us particular pleasure to introduce Martin, who has been a C++ developer in the tmc Linz team for almost a year. Martin is not only a talented software and hardware developer, but also a passionate musician. Read more about his work at tmc and his great hobby brass band music.

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Meet Nelli: From Jyväskylä to Linz

Today we introduce you to Nelli, who moved to Austria from Finland two years ago and has been working at tmc in Linz since the beginning of this year. The software developer works in the Infrastructure Management team, has a son and a variety of hobbies, as she is interested in all sorts of things. … Continued

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Meet Anthony: tmc employee in the USA with a passion for 3D printing

We are pleased to introduce you to our tmc colleague in the USA, Anthony. The electrical engineering graduate has been with tmc for 1.5 years now and works for tmc from the Plasser America office in Chesapeake, Virginia. In his private life, Anthony is very interested in 3D printers and uses them to make special toys for his two children, among other things.

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