Statistics User Guide
Statistics helps filter runtime data, count runtime conditions, analyze time consumption, and troubleshoot issues. After the Project has been running for a period of time, you can view the runtime statistical data of the current Project in PickWiz.
Historical data stores only the latest n entries, while statistical data includes all historical data that has been run on the industrial PC.
1. Filter Historical Data
After opening the PickWiz main page, click the Statistics button in the upper-right corner to enter the Statistics page.
After entering the Statistics page, you can filter historical data at the top of the page to view statistical data for a specific task or time range. There are the following three filtering methods:
Select Task: Filters "All Tasks" and the tasks in the current Project. "All Tasks" is selected by default.
Quick Selection: Filters statistical data within "Today", "Last 3 Days", "Last 7 Days", and "Last Month". "Today" is selected by default.
Custom Filter: Filters statistical data within a specific time range. The range can be set by year, month, day, hour, minute, and second.
2. Historical Data Details
2.1 View Historical Data for a Specific Task
After selecting the data of a specific task in "Select Task", you can view the historical data details of that task on the right side of the page.
2.2 View Historical Data for a Specific Time
After selecting data within a specific time range, you can view the historical data details within that time range on the right side of the page.
2.3 Data Sorting
In the data table, columns such as "Timestamp, Total Duration, Image Acquisition Time, System Time, and Algorithm Time" can all be sorted as needed.
Click the sorting icon on the right side of any column title to cycle through: ascending → descending.
The current sorting status is indicated in real time by the direction of the icon arrow. If you need to switch back to the default sorting state, click the "Refresh" icon in the upper-left corner to refresh the data.
2.4 Batch Operations
2.4.1 Batch Selection
If you need to batch select historical data, click the Batch Operations icon in the upper-left corner, and select the checkboxes to batch select data.
2.4.2 Delete
- Click the
🗑button to batch delete multiple historical data entries
- Click the Batch Operations button again to cancel the batch operation selection function
2.4.3 Refresh
- To refresh historical data, click the Refresh icon. The historical data will be refreshed to the currently selected data.
2.5 Abnormality Troubleshooting
If an abnormality occurs in "End Status", click the abnormal number in the Run Count data panel on the left to view the abnormal historical data on the right side of the page.
When you need to troubleshoot the cause of an abnormality, copy the timestamp of the abnormal historical data and search for the corresponding runtime log in the logs.
If the logs cannot find the corresponding historical data, go to this path to view the log records: C:\Users\dex\.dexforce\log\picklight.
3. Historical Data Overview
After selecting a time range, you can view the overview of historical data within that time range on the left side of the page. The overview metrics are generated based on the historical data on the right, mainly including the run count (normal/abnormal) and runtime time consumption.
If abnormalities occur in runtime conditions or time consumption, copy the timestamp of the abnormal historical data and search for the corresponding runtime log in the logs to troubleshoot the cause and optimize the Takt Time.
| Run Count | Description |
|---|---|
| Total | Total number of runs within the selected time range |
| Normal | Number of normal runs within the selected time range. The percentage to the right of the count is the normal rate (that is, the proportion of normal runs in the total number of runs). |
| Abnormal | Number of abnormal runs within the selected time range. Click the number to view the cause of the abnormality and detailed data on the right. |
| Time Consumption | Description |
|---|---|
| Average | The average total time consumption of all runtime data within the selected time range, that is: total time consumption of the filtered historical data / number of historical data entries with actual time consumption. |
| Image Acquisition | The average image acquisition time of all runtime data within the selected time range. |
| Vision Calculation | The average vision calculation time of all runtime data within the selected time range. |
| Longest Time | The longest time consumption among all runtime data within the selected time range. |
| Shortest Time | The shortest time consumption among all runtime data within the selected time range. |
In the lower-left corner of the page, a bar chart displays the daily runtime conditions within the selected time range, including the total run count and normal run count, making it easier for users to understand the daily runtime conditions more intuitively.
