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mapp CodeBox makes it possible to program directly at the machine via the HMI application. The behavior of the machine can thus be changed without an additional engineering tool. There is basic access via Ladder Diagram and high-level language access via Structured Text.

mapp Data makes it possible log process data. The user defines the process data and the time frame in which it should be collected. In addition, data can be displayed in table form or evaluated statistically.

mapp Energy collects energy data from various modules in the machine and prepares the data so that energy consumption can be visualized. In addition, data is collected and made available as a file for analysis.

mapp OEE calculates overall equipment effectiveness based on the performance, availability and quality of the machine. The calculated data is then prepared for display in the form of a list or graph or made available for export.

mapp PackML provides support when implementing the OMAC PackML standard. Special focus is placed on the state model as well as managing the various operating modes. In addition, the current machine state can be shared with other machines/stations in the network using PackTags.

mapp Report makes it possible to generate PDF reports directly at the machine. A wide range of data can be included in the report, such as diagnostic data or current production values. These reports can then be localized and exported in a user-specified design.

Basic license for mapp Services Required to use extended functions of the mapp Technology Package. This license includes mapp AlarmX (alarm management), mapp IO (dynamic hardware configuration), mapp User (user management), mapp Alarm (alarm management with reference to VC4), mapp File (file explorer), mapp Skyline (visualization of a machine line in combination with a mapp View widget), mapp J1939 (SAE J1939 protocol) and mapp Recipe (recipe management).

mapp UserX allows the implementation of user management based on the Automation Studio user role system. This includes logging in/out, creating and editing users and saving additional user data (e.g. telephone numbers). Changes to user data can also be recorded as audit events.