Status Code Definitions

Overview
Alarm Priority
Diagnostic Level
Communication Connection Status (OPC/Edge)
Communication Latency Status (OPC Latency)
Health Status (Site/Area/Line/Equipment)
Connection Status Aggregation (Per Hierarchy Level)
System Health Status
Health Check Status (Infrastructure Components)
Equipment Operating Status (OEE)
Work Order Status (Full Lifecycle)
Calendar (Shift) Status
Tag Alarm Band Codes
Entity Lifecycle Events
Flow Node Relations
Common Color Palette

Overview

This reference collects, on a single page, the meaning of every status badge, icon, and color shown throughout the Platform screens. When you run into a color or code during operation and are unsure what it means, look it up here.

This document is not a screen guide but a status code reference, mapping the codes displayed across the following screens.

Dashboard · Daily Statistics · Connection Management · Equipment
Alarms · Diagnostics · Work Orders

Alarm Priority

Three severity levels for alarms.

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Description	Recommended Action
`INFO`	정보	Green	`#5eb561`	Informational alarm	No immediate action required; for reference
`WARN`	경고	Orange	`#eb7f0a`	Attention required	Check the trend; prepare for inspection as the threshold is approached
`ERROR`	심각	Red	`#d9534f`	Immediate action required	Inspect the affected asset or notify the system administrator

Alarm Band to Priority Mapping

Alarm bands (threshold ranges) are mapped to priorities automatically.

Alarm Band	Mapped Priority
`NORMAL`	No alarm
`HIGH` / `LOW`	`INFO` (Info)
`HIGH-HIGH` / `LOW-LOW`	`WARN` (Warning)
`TRIP-HIGH` / `TRIP-LOW`	`ERROR` (Critical)

Alarm Active / Acknowledged State

Field	Value	Meaning
`is_on`	`Y`	Alarm active (ongoing)
`is_on`	`N`	Alarm cleared (recovered)
`is_read`	`Y`	Acknowledged
`is_read`	`N`	Unread

Even if an operator has acknowledged an alarm (is_read=Y), it is still shown as an active alarm on screen as long as it has not recovered (is_on=Y).

Diagnostic Level

Severity of the system diagnostic logs shown on the Diagnostics screen.

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Description
`INFO`	정보	Blue	`#5bc0de`	Normal operation information (startup/shutdown notices, etc.)
`WARN`	경고	Orange	`#f0ad4e`	Potential problem; monitoring required
`ERROR`	심각	Red	`#d9534f`	Critical condition; immediate inspection required

On-screen colors may differ slightly depending on the theme setting of the operating environment.

Communication Connection Status (OPC/Edge)

The data reception status of OPC servers and Edge devices is determined from the last reception time.

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Threshold	Description
`OK`	연결됨	Green	`#2e7d32`	Less than 10 minutes	Data reception normal
`WARN`	연결지연	Orange	`#e65100`	10 to 60 minutes	No data received; caution
`ERROR`	연결이상	Red	`#b71c1c`	60 minutes to 24 hours	No data for over an hour
`DISCONNECTED`	연결끊김	Gray	`#888`	More than 24 hours	No data for over 24 hours
`UNKNOWN`	미관측	Light gray	`#ccc`	—	No reception history at all

The 10-minute, 60-minute, and 24-hour thresholds are set by StatusThresholds. A few older screens, such as the asset tree legend, label OK as "정상연결" and UNKNOWN as "미연결" — only the names differ; the states are the same.

Quick Identification Tips

Situation	Meaning
Immediately after registering a new OPC	`UNKNOWN` (never received)
Collection operating normally	`OK`
Brief disconnection (network/restart)	`WARN`
Disconnected for more than an hour	`ERROR` (inspect Connection Management immediately)
Disconnected for more than a day	`DISCONNECTED` (inspect device/network)

Communication Latency Status (OPC Latency)

There are two sets of criteria for latency. Which one applies depends on the screen you are looking at.

① For status determination — average latency criteria

The criteria used when rating asset health (StatusEvaluator).

Code	Korean	Color	Threshold (average latency)	Description
`OK`	정상	Green	Less than 1 second	No response delay
`WARN`	지연	Orange	1 to 10 seconds	Response delay occurring
`ERROR`	심각지연	Red	10 seconds or more	Severe response delay
`UNKNOWN`	알수없음	Gray	—	No latency measurement data

② For trend charts — interval maximum latency criteria

The communication latency status trend chart on the Connection Status screen counts by the maximum latency in that time interval (max_latency), not by the criteria above.

Bar	Threshold (interval maximum latency)
🟢 Normal	Less than 10 seconds
🟠 Delayed	10 to 60 seconds
🔴 Severely delayed	60 seconds or more

The chart tooltip shows the numbers from ①

The ⓘ help text on that chart reads "average latency under 1 second / 1~10 seconds / 10 seconds or more," but the bars are computed using ② (maximum, 10 s/60 s). The tooltip numbers and the bars use different criteria, so read the chart according to ②.

A connection averaging 3 seconds appearing green on the chart is not a fault — it is this difference.

Health Status (Site/Area/Line/Equipment)

Health status per hierarchy level. Determined by the highest level among the alarms raised beneath that level.

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Description
`NORMAL`	정상	Green	`#3d8b40`	No alarms
`WARN`	주의	Orange	`#eb7f0a`	One or more warning alarms
`ERROR`	위험	Red	`#d9534f`	One or more critical alarms
`UNKNOWN`	미상	Light gray	`#ccc`	No evaluation data (e.g., just after registration)

Determination logic: one or more critical alarms → ERROR, one or more warning alarms → WARN, otherwise → NORMAL. If no evaluation exists at all, UNKNOWN.

Connection Status Aggregation (Per Hierarchy Level)

The connection status of a hierarchy level such as site/area/line/equipment is determined by aggregating the status of every OPC/Edge belonging to that level.

Code	Korean	Color	Description
`NORMAL`	연결됨	Green	All children are `OK`
`WARN`	연결지연	Orange	One or more children are `WARN`
`ERROR`	연결이상	Red	One or more children are `ERROR`
`DISCONNECTED`	연결끊김	Dark red (`#4a0e0e`)	One or more children are `DISCONNECTED`
`UNKNOWN`	미관측	Light gray	No evaluation data among the children

Determination logic (highest → lowest priority): DISCONNECTED → ERROR → WARN → NORMAL → UNKNOWN.

System Health Status

Overall Platform health. Determined by diagnostic log counts.

Code	Korean	Color	Description
`NORMAL`	정상	Green	No diagnostic logs
`INFO`	정보	Blue	Only informational diagnostics raised
`WARN`	경고	Orange	Warning diagnostics raised
`ERROR`	위험	Red	Critical diagnostics raised; system inspection required

The load watchdog runs its own three-level HEALTHY/DEGRADED/CRITICAL state machine on the Dashboard health rail and Diagnostics screens.

Watchdog State	Meaning	Emits
`HEALTHY`	Normal load	(one line logged on recovery)
`DEGRADED`	Level 1 threshold exceeded for 30 seconds or more	One diagnostic log line (WARN)
`CRITICAL`	Level 2 threshold exceeded for 30 seconds or more	One diagnostic log line (ERROR)

Health Check Status (Infrastructure Components)

Shown in the "Infrastructure" section of the Dashboard health rail.

Result Codes

Code	Korean	Meaning
`NORMAL`	정상	Component operating normally
`ABNORMAL`	비정상	Component fault detected
`UNKNOWN`	알수없음	No health check result received

Health Check Targets (per dashboard health rail labels)

Label	Role
인-메모리 캐시	Operational data cache
웹소켓	Real-time push channel
MQTT	MQTT message channel
KAFKA	KAFKA message channel
이벤트 스토어	Persistent event and time series store
시계열 엔진	Time series data processing engine

The component labels are the names shown verbatim on the operations screen. They are retained even when the internal implementation changes.

Equipment Operating Status (OEE)

Equipment operating status based on OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness).

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Description
`RUN`	가동	Green	`#15803D`	Running normal production
`IDLE`	유휴	Orange	`#D97706`	Waiting (material shortage, awaiting order, etc.)
`FAULT`	고장	Red	`#B91C1C`	Down due to equipment failure/fault
`STOP`	정지	Dark gray	`#374151`	Intentional stop by an operator
`SETUP`	셋업	Blue	`#1D4ED8`	Preparation/setup (die change, warm-up)
`PLANNED_STOP`	계획정지	Blue	`#1D4ED8`	Planned stop (lunch, scheduled inspection, holiday)
`PLANNED_START`	계획시작	Blue	`#1D4ED8`	Planned start of operation
`DOWN`	비가동	Gray	`#4B5563`	Non-operating state
`UNKNOWN`	알수없음	Gray	`#888`	State unknown

Operating / Non-operating Classification

Class	Included Codes
Operating	`RUN`, `SETUP` (production preparation), `PLANNED_START`
Non-operating	`IDLE`, `FAULT`, `STOP`, `PLANNED_STOP`, `DOWN`, `UNKNOWN`

Availability in OEE is calculated as operating time ÷ planned operating time (planned stops are excluded from the denominator).

Work Order Status (Full Lifecycle)

The state machine for work orders. These five are the values actually persisted.

The work order screen shows two more

The work order list displays seven states by adding Delayed and Canceled, but those two are not persisted states — the screen derives them by comparing the waiting state against the current time. The derivation rules are in that document.

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Description
`WAIT`	대기	Gray	`#888`	Awaiting work order execution (default state right after creation)
`START`	진행중	Green	`#15803D`	Work order in progress
`PAUSED`	일시정지	Orange	`#D97706`	Work temporarily suspended (can be resumed)
`END`	완료	Dark gray	`#374151`	Work completed normally
`ABORTED`	중단	Dark red	`#7f1d1d`	Work terminated abnormally (quality issue, line isolation, etc.)

State Transition Diagram

WAIT  ─[start]─▶  START  ─[pause]─▶  PAUSED
                    │  ▲              │
                    │  └─[resume]─────┘
                    │
                    ├─[end]──────▶  END
                    │
                    └─[abort]────▶  ABORTED
                          ▲
            PAUSED ───[abort]──┘
            PAUSED ───[end]────▶ END

Transition	Automation Node
`WAIT` → `START`	`flow_start_work_order`
`START` → `PAUSED`	`flow_pause_work_order`
`PAUSED` → `START`	`flow_resume_work_order`
`START`/`PAUSED` → `END`	`flow_end_work_order`
`START`/`PAUSED` → `ABORTED`	`flow_abort_work_order` (`abort_code`/`notes` option)

For details on automation nodes, see Flow — Work Order State Transitions.

Calendar (Shift) Status

Status of work schedule (shift) entries.

Code	Korean	Color	HEX	Description
`UPCOMING`	예정	Gray	`#888`	Future schedule
`PROGRESS`	진행중	Green	`#15803D`	Shift currently in progress
`DONE`	완료	Dark gray	`#374151`	Ended shift

Tag Alarm Band Codes

Codes indicating which alarm band range a tag is in.

Numeric

Code	Korean	Meaning
`NORMAL`	정상	No-alarm range
`HIGH`	상한	User-defined high limit exceeded
`LOW`	하한	Below user-defined low limit
`HIGH-HIGH`	상상한	Critical high limit exceeded
`LOW-LOW`	하하한	Below critical low limit
`TRIP-HIGH`	트립상한	Trip high limit exceeded (immediate stop recommended)
`TRIP-LOW`	트립하한	Below trip low limit (immediate stop recommended)

Boolean

Code	Korean	Description
`BOOL_TRUE`	참	When the tag value is true
`BOOL_FALSE`	거짓	When the tag value is false

A separate priority (bool_true_priority / bool_false_priority) and message (bool_true_message / bool_false_message) can be defined for each boolean value.

Entity Lifecycle Events

Change event types for domain entities (assets, tags, work orders, shifts, etc.).

Event	When It Occurs
`ENTITY_CREATED`	Immediately after an entity is created
`ENTITY_UPDATED`	Immediately after entity metadata is modified
`ENTITY_DELETED`	Immediately after an entity is deleted

The flow_on_entity_event trigger in Flow receives these events.

Asset-Level Events

Event	Occurs On
`ASSET_DATA`	Asset telemetry ingress
`ASSET_EVENT`	Asset domain event
`ASSET_ALARM`	Asset alarm raised
`ASSET_COMMAND`	Asset command issued
`ASSET_AGGREGATION`	Asset aggregation (e.g., 6-hour average)
`ASSET_CONTEXT`	Asset context
`ASSET_HEALTH_STATUS`	Asset health periodic evaluation result
`ASSET_CONNECTION_STATUS`	Asset connection periodic evaluation result

Flow Node Relations

Relation labels shown on the wires between nodes on the Flow screen. All are uppercase.

Code	Meaning
`SUCCESS`	Processing completed normally
`FAILURE`	Processing failed (usually branches to an error handler)
`TRUE`	Condition filter true
`FALSE`	Condition filter false
`MATCH`	Matching branch of a Switch node
`NO_MATCH`	Non-match on a Switch node
`DEFAULT`	No case matched on a Switch node
`THROTTLED`	Blocked by a Throttle node
`EXHAUSTED`	Retry maximum attempts exceeded
`SKIPPED`	Trigger pattern did not match (not counted toward executions)

Common Color Palette

Basic Three-Level Status Colors

Status	Color Name	HEX
Normal	Green	`#5eb561`
Warning	Orange	`#eb7f0a`
Critical/Danger	Red	`#d9534f`
Inactive/Unknown	Gray	`#888`
Very critical (disconnected)	Dark red	`#4a0e0e` / `#7f1d1d`

Equipment Status Colors (OEE)

Status	Color Name	HEX
Running	Green	`#15803D`
Idle	Orange	`#D97706`
Fault	Red	`#B91C1C`
Stopped	Dark gray	`#374151`
Setup/Planned	Blue	`#1D4ED8`
Non-operating	Gray	`#4B5563`
Unknown	Gray	`#888`

Alarm Priority Colors (Separate Palette)

Priority	HEX
Info (INFO)	`#5bc0de` (side panel) / `#5eb561` (list badge)
Warning (WARN)	`#f0ad4e` (side panel) / `#eb7f0a` (list badge)
Critical (ERROR)	`#d9534f` (common)

Even colors with the same meaning use slightly different tones depending on the screen area. Display consistency is maintained within a single screen.

Default Chart Series Color Order

Multiple chart series are assigned colors in the following order.

파랑 → 녹색 → 주황 → 보라 → 청록 → 빨강 → 노랑 → 회색 → ...

When a chart has many series, some colors may repeat.

Table of Contents​

Overview​

Alarm Priority​

Alarm Band to Priority Mapping​

Alarm Active / Acknowledged State​

Diagnostic Level​

Communication Connection Status (OPC/Edge)​

Quick Identification Tips​

Communication Latency Status (OPC Latency)​

① For status determination — average latency criteria​

② For trend charts — interval maximum latency criteria​

Health Status (Site/Area/Line/Equipment)​

Connection Status Aggregation (Per Hierarchy Level)​

System Health Status​

Health Check Status (Infrastructure Components)​

Result Codes​

Health Check Targets (per dashboard health rail labels)​

Equipment Operating Status (OEE)​

Operating / Non-operating Classification​

Work Order Status (Full Lifecycle)​

State Transition Diagram​

Calendar (Shift) Status​

Tag Alarm Band Codes​

Numeric​

Boolean​

Entity Lifecycle Events​

Asset-Level Events​

Flow Node Relations​

Common Color Palette​

Basic Three-Level Status Colors​

Equipment Status Colors (OEE)​

Alarm Priority Colors (Separate Palette)​

Default Chart Series Color Order​

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