1

Target date

Select the target date to display in the energy management graph. Click the "Today" button to specify the current date.

2

Graph Group

Select the graph group to display on the energy management graph. If you want to know about graph groups, please refer to the description in "Point Groups and Graph Groups".

3

Point Groups

Select the point group to be displayed on the energy management graph. If you want to know about point groups, please refer to the description in "Point Groups and Graph Groups".

4

Consumption - Power Generation

Check this box to display a graph that subtracts the usage of the point group registered as power generation (energy creation) from the usage of the point group registered as consumption. This setting item is only displayed when "Power generation/consumption" is selected as the display method for the usage graph.

5

Settings Menu

Opens the settings menu. Each time you click the icon, the settings menu will be displayed/hidden.

For information on the settings menu, please refer to "Settings Menu".

6

Graph display area

Various graphs are displayed in this display area. Different graphs can be displayed depending on the combination of settings menu selections.
 

■Graph types for energy management graphs

There are five types of graphs that can be displayed: "Usage graph," "Energy conversion graph," "Crude oil conversion graph," "CO2 conversion graph," and "Ranking graph."

•Usage graph
 

Displays the usage of electricity, gas, etc. in a graph.

•Energy Conversion Chart

The amount of each type of usage is converted into heat (J (Joules)) and displayed in a graph. The top of the screen shows the total heat, total unit amount, and basic unit.

•Crude oil conversion chart

The energy converted data is then converted further into crude oil and displayed in a graph. The top of the screen shows the total crude oil volume, total unit volume, and unit consumption.

•CO2 conversion graph

The energy converted data is then converted to CO2 and displayed in a graph. The total CO2 amount, total unit amount, and basic unit are displayed at the top of the screen.

•Ranking Graph

The usage amount per graph group is displayed in ranking format. Note that the ranking graph can only be displayed as a vertical bar.

■ How to display the graph

You can change the graph display method for the usage graph, energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph. Available display methods include "grouped vertical bar," "stacked vertical bar," "100% stacked," "circle," and "power generation/consumption." These display methods can be changed from the settings menu while the graph is displayed. Note that the available display methods vary depending on the type of graph being displayed.

•Clustered Vertical Bar

 
Data of the same series is displayed together as a group of vertical bars. For example, in the case of a daily report, the totals for each aggregation unit are displayed together as a group of bar graphs within the hourly scale on the horizontal axis.

•Stacked Vertical Bars

Displays data from the same series in a stacked manner.

•100% Laminated

Data from the same series is displayed as 100% stacked.

•circle

Displays the same series of data in a pie chart.
 

•Power generation and consumption

With this display method, data that has been registered in advance as the amount of power generated (energy creation) can be displayed as a negative value. This display method can only be displayed when the graph type is a usage graph and the display mode is either the comparison breakdown display mode, the multiple point comparison display mode, or no display mode is specified (normal display).
 

When viewing power generation and consumption, a check box labeled "Consumption - Power Generation" will appear at the top of the screen.

If you check the box above, the graph will show the total amount of electricity generated (created energy) minus the total amount of energy consumed.

(Example when "Consumption - Power Generation" is OFF)

(Example of "Consumption - Power Generation" turned ON)

■Graph display mode

You can change the graph display mode from the settings menu. The graph display modes available are "Comparison display," "Detailed comparison display," "Multiple point comparison display," and "Cumulative display."

•Comparison display

The comparison display mode is a mode in which the total values of each measurement data included in the selected graph group and point group are displayed side by side for comparison in the usage graph, energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph, based on up to three time series selected from the screen.The display methods that can be specified in the comparison display mode can be selected from "Grouped vertical bar", "Stacked vertical bar", "100% stacked", and "Circle".

 
The following is an example of a usage graph displayed in comparison mode with the display method set to "grouped vertical bar." The total values for each time series are displayed side by side in a bar graph.

Below is an example of a usage graph displayed in comparison mode as a stacked bar graph. The total value for each time series is displayed as a stacked bar graph.

Below is an example of a usage graph displayed in comparison mode with the display method set to "100% stacked." The total value for each time series is displayed as a 100% stacked bar graph.

•Comparison breakdown display

In the comparison breakdown display mode, the usage graph, energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph are displayed in stacked graphs, based on up to three time series selected from the screen, and the breakdown of the metric data summary results for each point group included in the selected graph group (or, if a point group is selected, the summary results for each individual metric data included in the selected point group). The display methods that can be specified in the comparison breakdown display mode are "Stacked vertical bar", "100% stacked", and "Power generation/consumption" for the usage graph, and "Stacked vertical bar" and "100% stacked" for the energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph.

 
The following is an example of the usage graph comparison breakdown display mode with the display method set to "Stacked vertical bars." The breakdown of the selected graph group is displayed in a stacked format.

 
The following is an example of the usage graph comparison breakdown display mode with the display method set to "100% stacking." The breakdown of the selected graph group is displayed as 100% stacking.

The following is an example of the usage graph with the display method set to "Energy Generation/Consumption" in the comparison breakdown display mode. Among the breakdowns of the selected graph group, the amount of energy generated (energy creation) is displayed in the negative direction.

•Multiple point comparison display

In the multi-point comparison display mode, the usage graph, energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph display the aggregated results of the measurement data for up to three graph groups selected on the Multiple Point Display Selection Screen in a stacked graph (or, if a point group is selected, the aggregated results for each individual measurement data included in the selected point group). In the multi-point comparison display mode, the display methods that can be specified are "Stacked vertical bar", "100% stacked", and "Power generation/consumption" for the usage graph, and "Stacked vertical bar" and "100% stacked" for the energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph.

The following is an example of the usage graph in multi-point comparison display mode with the display method set to "stacked bars."

 
Below is a multi-point comparison display of the usage graph.modeHere is an example with the display method set to "100% laminated."

 
Below is a multi-point comparison display of the usage graph.modeThis is an example of the display method set to "power generation and consumption." Power generation (energy creation) is displayed in the negative direction.

•Cumulative display

The cumulative display mode displays the cumulative usage amount for the display period corresponding to the date specified on the screen as a bar graph in the usage graph, energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph. The cumulative display mode can also be specified at the same time as other display modes (comparison display, comparison breakdown display, and multi-point comparison display).

In the cumulative display mode, you can select from "grouped bar", "stacked bar", or "power generation/consumption" for the usage graph, and "grouped bar" or "stacked bar" for the energy conversion graph, crude oil conversion graph, and CO2 conversion graph.

 
The following is an example of the usage graph in cumulative display mode with the display method set to "grouped bars."

 
The following is an example of the usage graph in cumulative display mode with the display method set to "stacked vertical bars."

 
The following is an example of the usage graph in cumulative display mode with the display method set to "power generation and consumption." Power generation (energy creation) is displayed in the negative direction.

 
The following is an example of a usage graph with the display method set to "Stacked Bars" and both the cumulative display mode and the comparative breakdown display mode enabled at the same time.

 
The following is an example of a usage graph with the display method set to "Energy generation/consumption" and with both cumulative display mode and comparative breakdown display mode enabled at the same time. The amount of energy generated (energy creation) is displayed in the negative direction.

7

Legend display

■ Show/hide graph

By clicking on the legend at the bottom of the graph, you can show/hide the graph for that series.