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This document is a quick overview of the MCEGold ® PdMA EYE ® Version 3

software. Detailed information will be found in Chapter 3 of the Product Support
Manual upon completion of the manual update which will begin following the
completion of this document. The Product Support Manual is available within the
MCEGold software by selecting Help, Product Support Manual from the toolbar.

The PdMAEYE allows facilities to test energized AC electric motors and generators,
without opening the MCC or switchgear doors. The PdMA EYE uses Signal
Conditioning Modules (SCMs) to condition the signal for input into the Data
Acquisition system in the PdMA EYE base module. See SCM Configuration
Introduction on page 20 for more information or for an in-depth discussion see the
Product Support Manual.

PdMAEYE powered by MCEGold has several versions, therefore your version may
not have some of the functions described in this document.

Note: To assist you in locating a specific area of interest in this document, an index is
provided on page 24.

STARTING MCEGOLD
1. To start MCEGold locate the MCEGold executable on the blue
USB.

2. In the MCEGold Login window (Figure 1), select Language (English is the
default), and enter your name and password. The Server and Authentication
Mode windows are pre-configured. If not please contact PdMA Technical
Support at 813-774-9982.

3. Click OK.

Figure 1: Login Window

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Home Window
The MCEGold Home window (Figure 2) opens displaying the Site Navigator, Site
Condition, WatchList, and Message Center windows. If you have assets connected to
a PdMA EYE , there will be a folder labeled PdMAEYE in the Location area of the
window. The Home window operates like a standard window and multiple windows
may be open at the same time.

Figure 2: MCEGold Home Window

Menu Items
File - Close, closes MCEGold.

Options - In this window there are two choices, Time Zone and Preferences.
Selecting Time Zone opens the Regional Settings window which has tabs for Time
Zone and Date/Time.

In the Time Zone tab you can change the Time Zone by choosing the desired time
zone from the drop down list and clicking Apply.

In the Date/Time tab you can change from the predefined settings found in the
System Date Time Format option to the User Defined option by clicking the
appropriate radio button. If the User Defined option is selected, choose the
desired date and time formats from the drop down lists. Click Apply when the
correct selections have been made. Click OK to close the Regional Settings
window.

Preferences opens the Asset Management Preferences window. In the Search

Results tab you can set a search limit. In the General Tab you can change the
default save location, control create message prompt, control display sites on
startup, and control temperature display.

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Asset Manager - Use Asset Manager to setup the assets (motors), folders, and
segments that are found in Site Navigator. Items displayed in the drop down list
are dependent on the folder, asset, or segment selected in Site Navigator. The
possible Asset Manager functions are Manage Templates, Warning Settings,
Asset, Folder, Segment, Consolidated View, and Controller Dashboard.

Manage Templates, opens the Manage User Templates window (Figure 3). This
allows you to develop templates for specific kinds of assets. By assigning a
unique template to an asset the test results, alarm, and caution values are more
meaningful.

Figure 3: Manage User Templates

Warning Settings (displays only when an asset is selected), Assign to allows you
to choose either a template (Global) or keep the asset specific warning (Asset).

Warning Settings, View Asset Warning opens the Warning Settings window for
the selected asset. Changes may be made in this window and saved.

Asset allows you to Add, Copy, Move, Delete, and Edit an asset. You may also
access these functions plus Test History, and Warning Settings by right clicking
on an asset in the Site Navigator window.

Folder allows you to Add, Move, Delete, and Edit a folder. You may also access
these functions plus Add Asset and PdMAEYE Live Status by right clicking on a
folder in the Site Navigator.

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Segment allows you to Add, Move, Delete, and Edit a Segment. You may also
access these functions plus Add Asset, Add Asset From Model, and PdMAEYE
Live Status by right clicking on a segment in the Site Navigator window.

Consolidated View opens the Asset Assignment Summary window. Highlight an

asset/s in the Site Navigator and select the Consolidated View. A list of the asset/
s with their Model/Template Name, Warning Assignment, Warning Status, and
Asset Type displays.

Controller Dashboard displays a window showing information regarding the

PdMA EYE segments. Click on a segment listed in the left panel to display
information about that segment. The only change that can be made in this
window is to select or unselect Enable Auto Refresh.

Message – Message opens the Message Center window if it has been closed. It
automatically opens when MCEGold is first started. See the Message Center section
in the More Details section.

Data – The Data submenus allow a data file to be created so that it can be exported or
facilitates importing a file from another computer or merging two data files for the
same asset or importing data from an external device.

Export, Single Asset Export exports a single asset to a selected location.

NOTE: Data exported from 3.2 cannot be imported into older MCEGold
versions.

Export, Fault Zones exports the fault zone analysis into an XML interface file, to be
used by other maintenance software such as SAP®, Maximo®, or Indus.

Single Asset Import is used to retrieve an asset data file that has been sent to you
electronically.

Asset Import From Folder allows you to locate a folder containing data to be
imported.

Single Asset Merge function is used to combine two assets into one. Note: Assets
must be of the same type in order to be merged.

Single Asset Import and Merge imports the data from a pdp file and directly merges it
with the selected asset. A new asset will not appear on the database, the data is
directly merged into an existing asset. Note: Assets must be of the same type in order
to be merged.

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XML Import imports the nameplate information only of an asset via XML format. No
data is imported. The nameplate information is automatically imported into
MCEGold as a new asset.

External Device, Import, Megger is used to import PI data collected using an external
device, the Megger MIT1020 insulation tester.

Windows - Cascade Windows and Tile Windows are the two options on how the open
windows are displayed. Close All closes all open windows. The open windows are
listed. A check mark indicates which window is active.

Help - The Help menu provides access to the Product Support Manual and About
information.

Product Manual displays the chapters of the Product Support manual and Appendixes
in PDF form.

About displays the version number, licensing and technology information, shipping
address, and how to reach technical support.

Tool Bar Icons

The Tool Bar icons are designed to quickly access the common MCEGold functions
with one click.

Site Navigator provides a graphical view of the sites, folders, and assets/motors. Use
this icon to restore Site Navigator to the Home window.

Asset Summary provides Last Test Dates, Asset Health (located above the
Nameplate information), Nameplate Summary, and the Fault Zone information for the
selected asset.

Site Condition displays health information about all of the assets within the selected
site. The data automatically updates when a different site is chosen. Buttons are
provided to allow access to the Historian and Fault Zone Analysis. Use this icon to
restore Site Condition to the Home window.

Nameplate displays the nameplate data for the selected asset so you can view or
modify the data. Some fields are automatically entered by the software and cannot be
modified. An area to assign a criticality code to the motor is provided. The code is
limited to four characters, any combination of alpha and numeric.

Add Asset is used to add an asset. You can also reach it from the Asset Manager,
Asset, Add Asset menu.
Note: Throughout MCEGold, the term asset is used to denote a motor or generator.

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Warning Settings displays the warning settings for the selected asset. If the asset
hasn’t been assigned a template (using the Asset Manager, Warning Setting from the
menu) the default settings are displayed. Changes to the settings can be made here.

Test History displays MCE, EMAX, and PdMAEYE test data, nameplate information,
and Asset Health for the selected asset. The All Tests (not available for PdMAEYE)
has the option to segregate the tests based on location.

Test Selection opens the Test Selection window that is used to select individual MCE
and E MAX tests for the selected asset. If an automatic combination of tests are
preferred the MCE Auto or EMAX Auto icons can be chosen from the toolbar. See the
Testing section for additional information.

Search opens the Asset Search window to the simple search. For a more detailed
search click the Advanced button (lower right) to open the Advanced Search
window. You may return to the simple search by clicking the Simple Search button.

WatchList automatically displays when MCEGold starts. It allows you to set up lists
of assets. The list may be of assets to watch for criticality purposes or to set up a
service route for a technician. Use this icon to restore WatchList to the Home window
if it has been closed. See WatchList in the More Details section for additional
information.

MTAP opens the MTAP configuration window. You must first highlight an asset in
the Site Navigator. The window provides information if the asset is linked to an
MTAP or allows you to manually link the asset to an MTAP.

Scheduler opens the Schedule Configuration window which is used to set up the
PdMAEYE for surveillance or scheduled testing. The segment must be selected before
clicking on the Scheduler icon. A detailed description of the Scheduler is found in
Chapter 3 of the Product Support Manual.

MCE Auto icon only appears on a field tester. It automatically starts the Standard
Test followed by the Polarization Index. At the end of the tests, after the results are
saved, the Fault Zone Report is displayed. Before selecting the MCE Auto icon an
asset must be selected in the Site Navigator.

Emax Auto icon only appears on a field tester. It automatically starts the Rotor
Evaluation, Eccentricity, Power and Demod tests. At the end of the tests, after the
results are saved, the Fault Zone Analysis window displays. Before selecting the
EMAX Auto icon an asset must be selected in the Site Navigator.

Historian allows you to search for and view key performance indicator (KPI)
results.You must first select an asset or segment. See the More Details section for
additional information.

Fault Zones displays the Fault Zone Report for the selected asset.

Message window automatically displays when MCEGold starts. In the Message

Center you can enter messages, view messages, and delete messages for one or a list
of assets. Use this icon to restore the Message Center to the Home window if it has
been closed. See the More Details section for additional information.

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Export File opens the Create Export File window, which is used to create an export
file (.pdp) for the selected asset. The export file is used to send data electronically.

Report opens the Report Selection window. See the More Details section for
additional information.

Energy Analysis opens the Energy Cost Analysis window which analyzes operating
and replacement cost for AC Induction Design B motors only. A detailed description
of the Energy Cost Analysis module is found in Chapter 3 of the Product Support
Manual.

MORE DETAILS
Site Navigator
The Site Navigator window displays the site (1), folder (2), segment (3), and
asset(4).

Figure 4: Site Navigator

Link Asset to Segment

The first step in setting up the PdMAEYE is to link the asset (4) to the segment (3).
See Figure 4.

1. Right click on the segment (3).

2. From the dropdown list select Edit Segment.

Figure 5: Edit Segment

3. In the Edit Segment window click the checkbox Link Segment to PdMAEYE (1).

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Figure 6: Edit Segment Window

4. From the Select the PdMAEYE dropdown list highlight the correct PdMAEYE ID
(2).

5. Verify the number 1 appears in the Set PdMAEYE Asset Assignment (3).

6. Click OK (4).

Site Condition

Figure 7: Site Condition Window

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The Site Condition window automatically opens when MCEGold is started or when
the Site Condition icon is selected from the toolbar.

The window opens displaying All Assets. Select PdMAEYE in the Assets section to
view results for only PdMAEYE assets.

The Site Condition window, Figure 7 provides an overview of the assets in the site
including total number and percent in each asset health condition. Clicking on an
asset health condition code button located above the list of assets creates a list of
assets in that condition and displays it in the lower section of the window. The assets
are listed alphabetically by name. The columns may be sorted by clicking on the
diamond to the right of the column title. The diamond changes to a triangle.
indicating the column has been sorted. When the triangle is clicked the column
reverse sorts. Clicking on an asset name causes it to be located and highlighted on the
Site Navigator and brings up any associated messages in the Message Center.

Clicking the diamond to the right of the Last EMAX Test Date or the Last MCE Test
Date sorts the assets by earliest to most recent test date. Click again and it reverse
sorts.

Clicking the diamond to the right of Type or Last Health Level Change causes the
asset types to be grouped together. Click again and it reverse sorts.

Clicking the Historian button in the lower right corner opens the PdMAEYE Historian
for the selected asset.

Clicking the Fault Zone Analysis button in the lower right corner opens the Fault
Zone Report for the selected asset.

Historian
The Historian window (Figure 8) opens when the Historian icon is selected from
the toolbar or the Historian button is selected in the Site Condition window. Historian
allows you to search for and view key performance indicator (KPI) time series results.
This is useful for trending and troubleshooting. Currently it displays test values, for
twenty KPIs. To access Historian an asset or segment must be selected.

Figure 8: Historian Window

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The Selected Date and Value (top center) change according to the location of the
cursor on the graph.

To Zoom in or out of the graph without changing the graph resolution select Full, x2,
x4, and x8 in the top right corner. When zoomed, a slider bar is available so that you
may access values not visible in the window.

KPIs are selected from the drop down list in the upper right corner.

The graph displays data according to the time selection (1D, 5D, 1M, etc.) made using
the options in the lower left corner. Changing the time may be necessary in order to
locate and display the test values.

Using the mouse cursor to hover over the window causes an indicator to move on the
graph and changes the Selected Date information.

Clicking on the graph causes a line to be inserted at that spot. This is shown in Figure
8 as a light blue line with red dots at the top and bottom. The date and time at the top
of the window will change according to the placement of the line.
Note: To change the line or cursor line color, press the Crtl key. Click on the item
you want to change (Line Color or Cursor Line Color) and the color pallet
window appears. Select a color and click OK.

Not currently available, but coming in a future release is the Event Alert. Whenever a
KPI enters an alert status based on fault zone analysis an event indicator will be
placed at the bottom of the graph to indicate an issue. There may be multiple
indicators.

The test data graph may be displayed in an Area, Bar, Line, or Step format by making
your selection from the drop down list located at the bottom of the window.

Each aggregate point on the Historian could consist of a couple of tests if looking at
1D or dozens of tests if looking at 1M. To view the aggregate KPI history from a
Max, Min, and Avg perspective select the appropriate option in the drop down list
located at the bottom of the window.

An additional method to view more details or a higher resolution on past data when
you have selected a large data range (i.e., 1M, 3M, etc.) is to change the data
resolution using the drop down list in the lower right corner. 5 Minute aggregate
resolution is the highest resolution. Once you have locked the date by clicking on the
Historian, then select a different resolution to center and zoom in on the selected
locked date. For reference, the locked in date and time appear at the top of the
window in the Selected Date location.

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Fault Zone Analysis

Figure 9: Fault Zone Analysis

The Fault Zone Analysis window, Figure 9, displays an ocular graph of the six fault
zones color coded to their asset health condition and the asset’s test values. Clicking
on each fault zone at the center of the graph displays the values for that fault zone in
the outer ring. A description of the test value appears on the lower right side of the
window. Clicking on the Asset Health Condition Code (top section of the right hand
column) opens the Asset Health Level Update window allowing you to change the
asset health condition code of that asset. Clicking on the other buttons in the column
opens the appropriate window to display the selected asset’s test values.

From the View menu, Refresh returns to the original ocular graph/view and Fault
Zone List View displays the Fault Zone Analysis in a table format in a new window.

For a full description of the Fault Zone Analysis window see Chapter 3 of the Product
Support Manual.

WatchList
The WatchList window opens when MCEGold is started or when the WatchList
icon is selected from the toolbar.

The WatchList window (Figure 10) can be used for multiple purposes. For example, it
can be a list of critical motors or a service route for the technician or both. The
WatchList can contain lists developed by multiple users.

The window consists of three sections, the upper left section displays the various lists
created by the user, the lower left section gives the details of the active list, and the
large section to the right displays the assets in the active list. Due to computer screen

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size limitations the complete WatchList window is not visible. To view the complete
window it is necessary to maximize the window using the square maximize button in
the upper right or scroll left and right using the scroll bar across the bottom.

Figure 10: WatchList Window

Create a WatchList
1. In the WatchList window (upper left section), click .

2. In the WatchList Create window (Figure 8 on page 12) fill in the name for your
list, check the Shared box if you wish others to be able to view or make changes
to this list. Enter a description. All other information is automatically entered for

you. Click Create. The icon and list name will appear on the layout
displayed in the upper left section of the WatchList window. The lower left
section gives the details of the WatchList.

Figure 11: WatchList Create Window

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Add Asset to WatchList

1. Highlight the asset in the Site Navigator window.

2. Highlight the WatchList name in the upper left section.

3. In the section above the asset list on the right, click . The asset
information is added to the WatchList.

Delete WatchList or Asset

, found in the upper left section, deletes the selected WatchList and
, found above the asset list section on the right, deletes the selected asset
from the WatchList.

Other Useful WatchList Information

• Save icon saves the WatchList. If you do not save your changes,
you will be prompted to save upon closing the WatchList or closing
MCEGold.
• To move one asset to a different row/order, highlight the asset, enter the
desired ro w/o rd er num ber in th e text b ox, and cl ick th e ch eck

button. In this example the asset on line 7 will be

moved to line 1.
• The Up and Down icons move the selected asset up or down one
level.
• You may change the order of the asset list by highlighting the number to the
left of the asset and dragging it to a new location in the list.
• To return the asset list to its default order click the Revert Order button
located at the bottom of the window.
• Clicking on an asset name causes it to be located and highlighted on the Site
Navigator.

Message Center
In Message Center you can enter, view, and delete messages for one asset or a list of
assets.

The Message Center window (Figure 12) opens when MCEGold is started or when
the Message icon is selected on the toolbar.

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Figure 12: Message Center

1. When Message Center initially opens, the Asset Diagnostic option is the

default setting.

2. Select View and verify that Active Asset Only (default) is in the checked or
unchecked position (which ever is desired).

If Active Asset Only is checked, then the asset selected in Site Navigator is
displayed, but only if it has messages associated with it.

If Active Asset Only is not checked in the View drop down list, a list of all the
assets with messages will display. Highlight the asset to view its associated
messages.

3. Proceed with the desired action for the message using the File, Edit, View menu
or the icons in the left pane.

Messages
Note: Once a message is created it can be deleted, but no edits/changes can be made
to it.

To view the message content, highlight the line that corresponds to the desired asset/
message. The information is displayed in the Message Content section below the list.

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Compose

Note: Once a message is created it cannot be edited. It can be deleted, but no edits/
changes can be made to it.

Using Compose allows you to add a message or attach files to an asset’s record.
Compose can be reached by selecting File, Create Message on the menu or clicking
the Compose icon. The Create Asset Message window appears (Figure 13).

Figure 13: Create Asset Message Window

Subject and message are required fields. After composing the message you may
attach a file or graphic by using the Attach button. When you are finished, click the
Save button.

For more detailed information see Chapter 3 of the Product Support Manual.

Condition Code

Messages are automatically generated when a condition is assigned or changed. Click

the Condition Code icon to view assets that have condition code message associated
this them.

Warning Levels
Messages are automatically generated when a warning level is changed. Click the
Asset Warning Levels icon to view assets that have an associated warning level.

Event Alerts
Messages are automatically generated when an alarming condition is reached. Click
the Event Alerts icon to view assets that have an associated warning level.

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Trash

Clicking the Trash icon displays a list of deleted messages. You can restore them to
their original location by highlighting the message and selecting Edit, Restore
Message from the menu. To permanently delete the message, select Edit, Delete
Message from the menu.

To refresh the Message Center window, close the window and reopen it.

Testing
Segment vs. Asset
In the Site Navigator you can visually see your PdMAEYE hierarchy. At the top is the
Site, under the site are the Folders. The PdMAEYE folder contains a Segment, which
is the name of the PdMAEYE location. The segment has an asset associated with it.
The asset is the motor or generator the PdMAEYE is attached to. The PdMAEYE folder
can have multiple segments, but a segment can only have one asset.

Figure 14: Site Navigator

On-Demand Testing
It may be necessary to run just one test or you may desire an immediate test. To do
that you can manually perform On-Demand testing. See Figure 15.

1. From the Site Navigator window, locate and highlight the PdMAEYE segment,
not the associated asset.
2. Click the Test icon on the toolbar.
3. In the Test Selection window hight light the desired test.
4. Make any changes to the test setup.

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5. Click the Test button to start the test.

Figure 15: On-Demand Testing Sequence

SCM Configuration Introduction

Prior to using the PdMAEYE you must configure the Signal Conditioning Modules
(SCMs). SCMs are configured using either the Basic Configuration window or the
Advanced SCM Configuration. This is a brief overview of the process. For detailed
information see the Product Support Manual.

1. Highlight the PdMAEYE segment (1).

Figure 16: Signature Configuration

2. Click the Test icon on the tool bar (2).

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3. In the PdMAEYE test selection window click the PdMAEYE SCM button.

Figure 17: PdMAEYE Test Selection

4. The SCM Configuration window opens. Only cells with a white background are
editable. To access the Advanced SCM Configuration window click the Show
Adv Config Info button in the upper right. When you are in the Advanced SCM
Configuration window the button changes to read Show Basic Config Info.

Figure 18: SCM Configuration

5. After making adjustments click Save.

Toolbar Testing Icons

There are a possibility of three icons on the toolbar associated with testing. Which
testing icons are available depends on your tester version.

Test Selection opens the Test Selection window so that you may setup the asset for
testing if needed. There are different options depending on if you have selected an
asset or segment in the Site Navigator. To test from a tester, select any one of the
MCE or EMAX tests and click Test. From the Cloud desktop you can only modify and
save a test setup.

MCE Auto icon only appears on a field tester, not the Cloud desktop. It automatically
starts the Standard Test followed by the Polarization Index. At the end of the tests,
after the results are saved, the Fault Zone Report is displayed. Before selecting the
MCE Auto icon an asset must be selected in the Site Navigator.

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E MAX Auto icon only appears on a field tester, not the Cloud desktop. It
automatically starts the Rotor Evaluation, Eccentricity, Power and Demod tests. At
the end of the tests, after the results are saved, the Fault Zone Analysis window
displays. Before selecting the EMAX Auto icon an asset must be selected in the Site
Navigator.

See the Product Support Manual for more information on testing.

Reports
The Report Selection window (Figure 19) is reached by selecting the Report

icon on the tool bar.

Figure 19: Report Selection Window

There are eight reports available: AC EMAX Summary, Asset Health Level, Asset
Inventory, MCE Summary, Message History, PI DA Summary, Detailed, and Word
Report Templates.

Depending on the Report selected the appearance and options in on the right section
of the window will change.

Detailed instructions on using the reports are found in Chapter 3 of the Product
Support Manual.

Search and Advanced Search

Search is reached through the Search icon on the toolbar. Use this to search by
Asset/Segment Name or User Asset ID. To search using more in depth criteria use
advanced search. To reach Advanced Search (Figure 20), click the Advanced button

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on the lower right side of the Asset Search window. To return to the Asset Search
window click the Simple Search button in the lower right corner.

Search and Advanced Search are discussed in detail in Chapter 3 of the Product
Support Manual.

Figure 20: Advanced Search Window

Shutting Down MCEGold

MCEGold may be shut down by selecting File, Close from the menu or clicking the
close button (red X) in the upper right corner. You will be asked to verify that you
want to close MCEGold.

Where to Get Help

Technical Support is available Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M., EST. You
may contact PdMA Technical Support by any of the following methods.

• Telephone: (813) 774-9982

• Fax: (813) 620-0206
• Email: [email protected]
• Web site: www.pdma.com

Product Support Manual

To access the Product Support Manual from the menu select Help, Product Manual. A
window opens displaying each chapter in the manual as a PDF file. Double click the

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chapter you wish to view. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view a PDF file.
The free Reader can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com/products/
reader.html.

INDEX
Starting MCEGold, 2
Home Window, 3
Menu Items, 3
Tool Bar Icons, 6
Site Navigator, 8
Site, Segment, Folder, Asset, 8
Link Asset to Segment, 8
Site Condition, 9
Historian, 10
Fault Zone Analysis, 12
WatchList, 12
Create, 13
Add Asset, 14
Delete, 14
Message Center, 14
Compose, 16
Condition Code, 16
Warning Levels, 16
Event Alerts, 16
Trash, 17
Testing, 17
Segment vs. Asset, 17
On-Demand Testing, 17
SCM Configuration Introduction, 18
Toolbar Testing Icons, 19
Reports, 20
Search and Advanced Search, 20
Shutting Down MCEGold, 21
Where to Get Help, 21
Product Support Manual, 21
Index, 22

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