Equipment Count |
The Equipment Count tab displays a current count of active fleet equipment, rail equipment, stationary equipment, components, and linear assets. It also displays the maximum number of each entity that your license agreement allows you to insert into the software.
Data in the fields in the Equipment unit setup options section of this tab display the counts. All fields are display only.
Current count of active fleet equipment units
Number of fleet equipment units with a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes that unit is active field on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Setup -> Life-Cycle Status Codes screen.
The software is licensed to organizations for only a specific number of units. If the number in this field is close to or approaching the number in the Licensed count of active fleet equipment units field, take the following actions.
Step 1. Verify that retired or disposed units do not have a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes that unit is active field.
Step 2. Verify that items such as compressors or generators are defined as components rather than equipment units. Components are defined on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Components -> Primary Information screen.
Step 3. Request that your organization purchase more licenses.
Licensed count of active fleet equipment units
Maximum number of fleet equipment units that your license agreement allows you to insert in the software.
Current count of active rail equipment units
Number of rail equipment units with a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Setup -> Life-Cycle Status Codes screen.
The software is licensed to organizations for only a specific number of units. If the number in this field is close to or approaching the number in the Licensed count of active rail equipment units field, take the following actions.
Step 1. Verify that no retired or disposed assets have a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field.
Step 2. Verify that items such as compressors or generators are defined as components rather than equipment units. (Components are defined on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Components -> Primary Information screen.)
Step 3. Request that your organization purchase more licenses.
Licensed count of active rail equipment units
Maximum number of rail equipment units that your license agreement allows you to insert.
Current count of active stationary equipment units
Number of stationary equipment units with a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Setup -> Life-Cycle Status Codes screen.
The software is licensed to organizations for only a specific number of units. If the number in this field is close to or approaching the number in the Licensed count of active stationary equipment units field, take the following actions.
Step 1. Verify that no retired or disposed units have a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field.
Step 2. Verify that items such as compressors or generators are defined as components rather than equipment units. (Components are defined on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Components -> Primary Information screen.)
Step 3. Request that your organization purchase more licenses.
Licensed count of active stationary equipment units
Maximum number of stationary equipment units that your license agreement allows you to insert in the software.
Current count of active components
Number of components with a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Setup -> Life-Cycle Status Codes screen.
The software is licensed to organizations for only a specific number of units. If the number in this field is close to or approaching the number in the Licensed count of active components field, take the following actions.
Step 1. Verify that no retired or disposed components have a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field.
Step 2. Request that your organization purchase more licenses.
Licensed count of active components
Maximum number of components that your license agreement allows you to insert in the software.
Current count of active linear assets
Number of linear assets with a life-cycle status code ID that have a check in the Status denotes unit is active field on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Setup -> Life-Cycle Status Codes screen.
The software is licensed to organizations for only a specific number of units. If the number in this field is close to or approaching the number in the Licensed count of active linear assets field, take the following actions.
Step 1. Verify that no retired or disposed assets have a life-cycle status code ID that has a check in the Status denotes unit is active field.
Step 2. Verify that items such as compressors or generators are defined as components rather than linear assets. (Components are defined on the Data -> Equipment Units -> Components -> Primary Information screen.)
Step 3. Request that your organization purchase more licenses.
Licensed count of active linear assets
Maximum number of linear assets that your license agreement allows you to insert in the system.
Organization identifier
Identifier of the organization to which licenses have been issued.