Basic Process of OrigoTracker Argus

This guide will help you quickly understand and use the OrigoTracker Argus to setup a equipment monitoring workflow.

1. Introduction to OrigoTracker Argus

OrigoTracker Argus is a smart industrial IoT system specifically designed for real-time monitoring of hardware equipment, aimed at providing enterprises with efficient production monitoring support. Upholding the "plug and deploy" concept, no programming is required—simple configuration in the system allows for low-cost alternative to SCADA. The system features a built-in real-time data dashboard, data warning/alarm/offline alert capabilities, and supports real-time analysis of equipment production data through trend charts. It also allows users to view historical equipment data, helping enterprises fully grasp production conditions and enhance management efficiency.

OrigoTracker Argus -- Helping enterprises fully grasp equipment and production dynamics, enabling more precise monitoring decisions and more efficient operational management.

2. Understanding OrigioTracker Argus

You can refer to this document to further understand OrigoTracker Argus

Basic Concept of OrigoTracker Argus

3. Preparation

After receiving our product, first connect OrigoTracker Argus and one or more PLCs on the same local area network (LAN), ensuring that the PLCs use static IP addresses. Then, on another PC within the same LAN, open a web browser and navigate to Argus’s URL: http://origotracker-argus.local. Log in to start the configuration. For optimal display, we recommend using a screen with a resolution of 1920×1080.

4. Use of OrigoTracker Argu

OrigoTracker Argus offers two methods of data monitoring: manual reporting and automatic equipment monitoring.

The following are the steps for the manual reporting process:
(1) Create a module
(2) Create a production line under the module
(3) Create manual data collection definition
(4) Create PAD users
(5) Use the PAD to report data

The steps for the automatic device monitoring process:
(1) Create a module
(2) Create a production line under the module
(3) Create an equipment type
(4) Create an equipment instance
(5) Set up data tags for the equipment instance using Simple Connector
(6) Create real-time equipment monitoring