Equipment Standards Table: Field Reference
This topic documents all of the fields of the Equipment Standards table.
Field Heading | Field Name | Purpose | Archibus Type |
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Amperage | spec_amperage | The amperage required by equipment of this standard. | None |
Classification Code | csi_id |
Enter the CSI classification code for this standard. By associating a classification code with a standard, you assign it to all equipment assigned to the standard. Assigning an equipment item to a classification code is important when using the CSI Classification system with the Assessment applications. If you use the default CSI classifications, you can connect your condition and environment sustainability assessment items to industry-standard guidelines for replacement, maintenance, and repair costs. |
None |
Date Created | date_created | Not currently used. | Calculated |
Drawing Block |
symbol |
The name of the block, such as COMP-IBM, that represents the equipment standard and is used for asset inserting or populating equipment in drawings. The block you reference can be either a unit block or a full-scale block. |
Block |
Equip. Std. Block Graphic | image_of_block | The name of the drawing block graphic used for this standard, This name is shown in the Equipment Standards Book. | Graphic |
Equip. Std. Block Graphic Doc | doc_block | Not currently used | Document |
Equip. Std. Graphic Doc. | doc_graphic | Use this document field to hold a picture of the equipment standard. The Equipment Standards Book report uses this field to show a picture of the equipment item. | Document |
Equip. Std. Graphic | image_file | Not currently used. | Graphic |
Equipment BTU | spec_btu | The BTUs for equipment of this standard. | None |
Equipment Category |
category |
Enter an equipment category, such as PRINTER, HVAC, or SAFETY. The Category enables you to manage and review equipment by the Category it is assigned to. |
None |
Equipment Description | description | Enter a description that helps identify the equipment used by this standard, such as "PC used by administrative staff." | Desc |
Equipment Standard | eq_std | The unique identifier for this type of equipment. | Bar Code |
Highlight Pattern - Acad | hpattern_acad | This field stores the highlight pattern (fill colors, gradients, or hatch patterns) for this standard used to highlight equipment having this standard when querying drawings | HPattern Acad Ext |
Manufacturer | mgr |
The company that produces this equipment. This is useful for tracking warranty information, or for locating equipment if the manufacturer announces a recall or safety warning. |
None |
Model Number | modelno | The equipment's model number. This is useful for tracking warranty information, or for locating equipment if the manufacturer announces a recall or safety warning. | None |
Number of Contained Positions |
tc_npositions |
If you specified Positions in the above option, enter the maximum number of positions devices of this standard can contain. |
Tc nPositions |
Option 1 | option1 | This field is available to use when customizing the application. | None |
Option 2 | option2 | This field is available to use when customizing the application. | None |
Phase | spec_phase | Select whether this equipment asset uses single-phase (1), two-phase (2), or three-phase (3) electrical power | None |
Power | spec_power | The power required by equipment of this standard. | None |
Size / Capacity |
spec_capacity |
Use this field to document the equipment's size or capacity. |
None |
Source Feed Comments | source_feed_comments | Comments entered when this record was updated using Archibus connectors. | None |
Source Record ID | source_record_id | When using the connectors to load enterprise data into Archibus, the system populates this field with the primary key for the record for a particular processing of the Archibus connectors using the particular source system (for example, Oracle, Maximo, SAP, etc.) Having both the Source System ID and the Source Record ID enables bi-directional updates if they are needed. These fields are also helpful when reconciling data between two systems. | Calculated |
Source Status | source_status | The status of the record after the connector processes the data: such as inserted or updated. | Calculated |
Source System ID | source_system_id | When using the connectors to load enterprise data into Archibus, the system populates this field with the source system used (for example, Oracle, Maximo, SAP, etc.) Having both the Source System ID and the Source Record ID enables bi-directional updates if they are needed. These fields are also helpful when reconciling data between two systems. | Calculated |
Standard Depth | spec_depth | The standard depth dimension for this equipment. (The program does not use this value when generating asset symbols.) | YDim |
Standard Area | area | The area that this equipment requires. You can enter the area the equipment occupies (its footprint), or you might also include its circulation or operating area. This is helpful for equipment that needs space around it for safe or effective operation, or for servicing. Including the area equipment requires is helpful when designing the layout of any space that has equipment in it. | Std. Area |
Standard Cost to Move: | cost_moving | Enter the standard cost to move a single item of this equipment standard. | Currency |
Standard Height | spec_height |
The standard height dimension for this equipment. (The program does not use this value when generating asset symbols.) |
ZDim |
Standard Price |
price |
Enter the price you typically pay for this type of equipment. |
Currency |
Standard Width | spec_width | The standard width dimension for this equipment.(The program does not use this value when generating asset symbols.) | XDim |
Std Hierarchy Level |
tc_level |
Defines the telecom hierarchy level for the equipment standard. If a particular inventory record of this standard does not have this value, you can enter a hierarchy level for the particular inventory record. |
Tc Level |
Std is Multiplexing? |
is_multiplexing |
Specifies whether items of this standard are multiplexing. The Telecom features treat equipment items of this standard as multiplexing items. If you don't want to track the multiplexing status by standard, you can enter a multiplexing status for Equipment records. |
Tc Multiplexing |
Std Telecom Area Level |
.tc_area_level |
Specifies the telecom area level for the standard. If a particular inventory record of this standard does not have this value, you can enter a telecom area level for the particular inventory record | None |
Std Telecom Service Type |
tc_service |
Specifies the telecom service type for items of this standard. If a particular inventory record of this standard does not have this value, you can enter a telecom service type for the particular inventory record. |
None |
Telecom Contained Tables |
tc_contained_tbls |
Choose the type of elements this equipment standard can contain: Equipment Ports, Positions, or None. For example, if a PBX standard is to track its terminations as positions, complete this option with Positions and specify the maximum number of positions in the next option. |
Tc Contained Tbls |
Telecom Equipment Type |
tc_eq_type |
Specifies the specific equipment type, such as computer, printer. Choose a value from the validating list. |
None |
Time Created | time_created | Not currently used. | Calculated |
Time Last Updated From Source System | source_time_update | The time stamp for when the record was last updated with data from your other enterprise systems using Archibus connectors. | Calculated |
Voltage | spec_voltage | The voltage required by equipment of this standard. | None |
Years Life Expectancy |
qty_life_expct |
Include the Years Life Expectancy based on industry standards for each specific equipment standard. Year Life Expectancy is the mean service life in years assigned to the asset. The application determines the life remaining (Remaining Life field) for an asset based on Years Life Expectancy minus the actual Equipment Age (yrs). Used by the Commissioning application. |
None |