Documentation for WEB Report System PSIM 1.0.1.

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Note

You can use templates when you create a report.

To add a new template, click Report templates New template and fill in the Name and Description fields. The template will use the selected parameters of the current report.

Templates work the same way as templates in the scheduler and can be used interchangeably.

When you create a response using a template, click Report templates at the top of the page and select the required template from the list of saved templates (the required template is highlighted). As a result, the parameters of the current report are updated according to the selected template.

The Average queue length in time interval report provides the information on the average queue length. The data can be presented in the form of a chart or a table.

Note

The Average queue length in time interval report is a part of the Queue length detection module, it is necessary to create and configure the corresponding object in DetectorPack PSIM (see Configuring the Queue length detection module).

To create the Average queue length in time interval report:

  1. Select the Average queue length in time interval report type (see Select the type of Queue Length detectors reports).
  2. In the Data averaging interval field, enter the calculation step of the queue length—the time interval between the congestion values of the monitored area. The report displays the average values of the queue length over a time equal to the calculation step. The maximum and minimum values of this field depend on the selected Step type parameter.

    Note

    If the average value is zero for all such intervals over a specified period, that period will not be displayed in the report. In this case, it is recommended to change the data averaging interval.

  3. Set the Chart checkbox if you want to create the report in the form of a chart.
  4. From the Time zone drop-down list, select the time zone for which the report must be created.

    Note.

    You can select time zones created in Axxon PSIM that have only one time period and don't have any nested time periods. You cannot select days of the week. For detailed information about creation and using time zones, see Creating and using time schedules.

  5. From the Step type drop-down list, select the type of data averaging:
    1. empty—the data will be displayed as is, i.e., it won't be averaged. The Data averaging interval field isn't taken into account.
    2. seconds—the data will be averaged by seconds with a step in the range of 1-60 from the Data averaging interval field.
    3. minutes—the data will be averaged by minutes with a step in the range of 1-60 from the Data averaging interval field.
    4. hours—the data will be averaged by hours with a step in the range of 1-24 from the Data averaging interval field.
    5. days—the data will be averaged by days with a step in the range of 1-31 from the Data averaging interval field.
  6. From the Receiving data period drop-down list, select the time period for which the report must be created.

    1. If you select the Custom or Custom 2 time period, enter the start and end dates of the time period for which the report must be created in the from and to fields using the Calendar tool.
    2. If you select the Custom 2 time period, enter the time of the start and end period.
  7. In the Detectors area, set the checkboxes next to those Queue length detection objects whose information you want to include in the report. Click All to select all available detectors, click None to deselect. Click Show all to expand the detector structure. Click Hide all to hide the structure.
  8. By default, the list of detectors is sorted by name. To sort by number, select this option from the Sort by drop-down list.
  9. To create the report, click the Execute button.
    As a result, the report by the average queue length in time interval with the specified parameters is displayed.

Example of the report in the form of a table.

Example of the report in the form of a chart.

Note

If more than one detector is used, the data from each detector will be displayed in a different color.