- Select > System Integrator Apps > DB Builder.
- Select the Equip Tree.
Equip Tree Main View
Use the Equip Tree to review records within a project.
① | Record Count |
② | Record Selection Status |
③ | Navigation Tabs |
④ | Page Tools |
⑤ | Data window |
You can expand the Equip Tree components contained in each site. The default navigation hierarchy is Site > Floor > Equip > Point.
- To navigate to specific records, select the level.
- A list with the items in the level displays.
Change Column Properties in the Grid View
- To choose the columns that display in the Grid view, select Grid Settings.
- The Column Properties dialog box displays.
- Select Show to display or hide the column.
- Select OK.
- The column view will be updated to show the selected columns.
Filter Data
- To filter data, select the level to view.
- Select Filter.
- A drop-down list of filterable components displays.
- Select the check boxes of the filters to be used.
- Select OK.
Adjust Number of Records Per Page
- To adjust the number of records that display on each page, select the level to be viewed.
Blue text indicates the active level; the text for inactive levels is gray.
- Select More.
- A dialog box displays, indicating the number of records listed on each page and the number of maximum results for each query.
- Use the up and down arrows to adjust the numbers or enter the number in the text box.
- The data dialog box adjusts dynamically.
Essentials Tab
Site Essentials and Equip Essentials
When a Site or an Equip is selected in the Available Trees menu, the Essentials tab contains the following sections:
① | Page Tools |
② | Essentials Tab |
③ | Marker Tags |
④ | Property Tags |
Point Essentials
When a Point is selected in the Available Trees menu, the Essentials tab contains more information than a Site or Equip Essentials tab.
To review detailed information about Point Essentials fields, see the Point Property Sheet.
① | Property Tags |
② | Marker Tags |
③ | Schedule |
④ | Reading |
⑤ | Essentials |
⑥ | Page Tools |
⑦ | Writable |
⑧ | History |