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See reported activity, production counts, and the evidence behind your manufacturing data.
Basic summaries of observed data, not OEE or a conformance assessment. MEP is an experimental exchange format.
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Processed privately by our analysis service. Raw uploads are deleted after processing. Results expire after 15 minutes or on leaving this page; no history is saved. Only upload data you are authorized to share.
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Compatibility and demo limits
TAMS experimental MEP profile 1.0: 25 MiB uploaded, 100 MiB expanded, 2,000 archive entries, 100 devices, 10,000 data items, and 1 million observations. Metadata documents and rendered results are limited to 2 MiB, nested data to 64 levels, and text values to 16,384 characters. Provenance is limited to 256 display fields. Uploads have a 60-second deadline; processing has a 30-second deadline.
One analysis runs at a time. Anonymous requests are limited to five attempts per 15 minutes and 20 per day per IP address. Oversized or unsupported packages receive an explanation; data is not silently sampled. Model-only packages can show an inventory without time-based analytics.
What can an MEP reveal?
Production capture IMTS26-0001: summaries of observed evidence, not OEE or a conformance assessment.
Capture span: 1h 23m 54s. Observed MTConnect Data Items: 17 of 31 configured items.
EXECUTION — ctrlr_path_exec
- ACTIVE: 1h 23m 7s (99.06% of the observed interval)
- WAIT: 47s (0.94% of the observed interval)
- READY: 0s (0% of the observed interval)
- UNKNOWN / UNAVAILABLE: 0s (0% of the observed interval)
PART_COUNT — ctrlr_path_part_count
Last reported counter value: 20. This is not the number produced during this capture.
Observed count increase: Not established.
At least two comparable observations are needed to establish a duration or count increase.
Data coverage: Capture completeness is not established. Seeing an item at least once does not establish continuous coverage.
One or more captures are incomplete or do not declare completeness. Durations and count increases are observations-based estimates.