Windows: Statistics of...


There are 4 commands that practically open the same windows with statistical data.
Window titles are different and depend on the command
, and in the case of command DT Area Capacity data in the window are slightly different from the others.

All these windows display the same type of statistical data, the difference is only in the number of NIDs included in the statistics.
Commands and window titles are as follows:


Command


Window title


Statistics refer to:

Users > Statistics

Selected NIDs Statistics

NIDs selected by the user

Area > DT Area Capacity

Selected DT Area Statistics
(this window is slightly different from the others)

NIDs within the selected DT areas

Area > SA (serving area) Capacity

Selected SA (serving area) Statistics

NIDs within the selected SA (serving area)

Area > Project Area Capacity

Selected Project Area Statistics

NIDs within the selected project area


In further text we’ll describe only windows:

  • Selected SA (serving area) Statistics
  • Selected DT Area Statistics


Windows: Statistics of...

Windows contain four tabs:

  1. Calculate Capacity (the tab where the data is different)
  2. Building Types
  3. NID types
  4. NID Status

In the bottom of the window there are two commands:

  • Close 
    Closes the window.
  • statistike_ikonice.png - New Area (or New Selection)
    Depending on which command opened the window, after clicking on iconstatistike_ikonice.png, you can select the following in the site plan drawing:
    • New NIDs (Users > Statistics command)
    • New DT Area (Area > DT Area Capacity command)
    • New SA (serving area) (Area > SA (serving area) Capacity command)
    • New Project Area (Area > Project Area Capacity command)
    After the selection, the window displays statistical data pertaining to the selected NIDs.


Tab: Calculate Capacity

Tab layout differs depending on which command opened the window.

Window layout (Figure 1) opened by command:

  • Area > DT Area Capacity

Window layout (Figure 2) opened by command:

    • Users > Statistics
    • Area > SA (serving area) Capacity
    • Area > Project Area Capacity

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Figure 1

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Figure 2

All fields above the red dotted line are the same, only the capacity increase coefficient
fields (framed by green and blue) are completed with a variety of data (Figures 1 and 2).
Capacity increase coefficient fields are completed with data
predefined by the System Settings related to NIDs.

(Fields below the red dotted line are different and they will be considered later in the text.)

Clarification:    

When the window is opened by command
Area > DT Area Capacity
, capacity increase coefficients are taken from the “Reserve at
Drop Plant" (System Settings) section.

  

Capacity increase coefficients for all other commands
are taken from the “Reserve at
Distribution Network” (System Settings) section.

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Figure 3 - (Coefficients from the system settings)

  

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Figure 4  - (Coefficients from the system settings)


Tab layout: Calculate Capacity

Calculate Capacity tab is divided into following sections

  • NIDs on drop plants
  • Summary data about the objects and NIDs
  • Summary capacity with accrued reserve


NIDs on drop plants

This section contains fields with the number of users (subscribers).
The fields are classified according to the purpose of buildings with NIDs.
Values ​​of these fields are the first input data and are obtained by selection in the site plan.

Second input data are the coefficients for capacity increase.
They are taken from the "System Settings".

Multiplying the number of users and the corresponding coefficient, we obtain the necessary capacity.

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Figure 5

 

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Figure 6


Summary data about the objects and NIDs

These data were derived using data from the previous section

The section contains the following fields:

  • Total number of objects
    Total number of TCG objects selected in the site plan which have users (subscribers).
    They can be:
    • NID (aerial line)
    • NID (buried line)
    • Building Entrance DT
    • Wall-mount DT (out)
  • Average number of twisted pairs in the building
  • Total NIDs
    Total number of subscribers on all selected TCG objects
  • Average number of twisted pairs per NID

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Figure 7


Summary capacity with accrued reserve

The section contains the following fields:

  • Total calculated capacity
    - This is the total capacity, together with reserves obtained based on the coefficient of capacity increase.

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From this point,  fields of window opened by command Area > DT Area Capacity are different compared to other windows.

Area > DT Area Capacity

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Figure 8

(Other windows)

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Figure 9
  • Appropriate DT capacity
    - This is the calculated capacity that the DT must have in order to satisfy all users within the DT area.
    Reserve obtained on the basis of the capacity increase coefficient is accrued in the capacity.

 

In this case,
(under the section "Summary capacity with accrued reserve")
there is also a button Draw/Update DT and the drop-down list from which you choose the DT type.

Their use is described on DT Area Capacity page.
  • Appropriate copper cable from the catalog
    - Copper cable with capacity that meets the calculated required capacity. Cable of standard capacity is taken from the catalog. Cable type, twisting and diameter are determined based on System Settings, and the capacity is equal or the first higher cable capacity in relation to the calculated capacity.
  • Unused [number] twisted pairs
    Difference between the capacity of the selected cable and the calculated capacity.


Tab: Object Types

The first chart shows the representation ratio of object types in which NIDs are located.

The second graph shows the range of number of users per objects.

 

 

 

 

 

On each of the charts you can apply the following commands:

  • statistike_ikonice_2.png
    Copies the chart to the computer’s working memory.
    The chart can later be
    placed in Word,  Excel, etc. using the command “Paste”.
  • statistike_ikonice_3.png
    Saves the chart as JPG file (figure).

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Figure 10


Tab: NID types

The second chart shows the ratio of the number of users, classified by NID type.

The second chart shows the ratio of the number of users, classified by NID aerial and NID buried line type.

 

 

 

 

On each of the charts you can apply the following commands:

  • statistike_ikonice_2.png
    Copies the chart to the computer’s working memory.
    The chart can later be
    placed in Word,  Excel, etc. using the command “Paste”.
  • statistike_ikonice_3.png
    Saves the chart as JPG file (figure).

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Figure 11


Tab: NID Status

The first chart shows the relation between the number of planned and number of existing NIDs.

The second chart shows the relation between the number of direct and shared line NIDs.

 

 

 

 

On each of the charts you can apply the following commands:

  • statistike_ikonice_2.png
    Copies the chart to the computer’s working memory.
    The chart can later be
    placed in Word,  Excel, etc. by command “Paste”.
  • statistike_ikonice_3.png
    Saves the chart as JPG file (figure).

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Figure 12