Enture Machines¶

Enture Machines are a way of looking into logically grouped parameters based on actual machines. This creates a digital twin of the machine on the site.

Adding Machines to Workspace¶

1. Choose machines from the menus.
2. Turn on the settings mode (top right corner).
3. Click the plus button on the top right corner to add the workspace.
4. A tab will slide up from the bottom where you can:
5. Choose the workspace from the drop-down.
6. Enter the name and description for the machine.
7. Click the Submit button.
8. The machine will be displayed under the chosen workspace.

Attaching Parameters to Machines¶

1. Click on the machine you have created.
2. You will see a page similar to the one below.

1. Using the plus option, attach parameters to the machine by entering:
2. Device type
3. Device
4. Parameters (from the drop-down list)
5. Click the Add button.
6. You will see featured parameters and other parameters.
7. The added parameters will be displayed under "Other Parameters".
8. Featured parameters will be highlighted on the machine overview.

9. You can remove a parameter from the featured list using the "Remove from Featured" option (appears when you hover over the featured list parameters).

10. Clicking View Details will show the parameter details.

Backing Up and Restoring Parameters¶

Any machine can have a snapshot of selected parameter values saved and, later, written back down to the machine — useful for capturing a known-good configuration before a drive replacement, a firmware update, or a risky manual change, so you have something to restore from if things go wrong.

Creating a backup¶

1. Open the machine's detail page and click the Param Backups tab.
2. Click Backup Params.
3. Select the parameters you want to include in the snapshot.
4. Give the backup a name (e.g. "Pre-replacement baseline") so you can identify it later.
5. Click Save Backup. The value each selected parameter is showing right now is captured into the snapshot.

You can create as many backups as you like — each is saved separately with its own name and date, so you always have a full history to choose from.

Viewing a backup's values¶

Click View on any backup's row to open a read-only list of every parameter it contains, with two columns:

• Saved Value — what was captured when the backup was made
• Current Value — the parameter's live value right now

Any parameter whose current value no longer matches the saved one is marked Differs, so you can see at a glance what a restore would actually change before you commit to it.

Downloading a backup as CSV¶

Click Download CSV on any backup's row to save its parameter values to a CSV file on your computer — useful for record-keeping, sharing with a colleague, or reviewing outside the platform. The file lists each parameter's name, unit, and saved value.

Restoring a backup¶

1. On the Param Backups tab, find the backup you want to restore in the list.
2. Click Write Params to Machine.
3. Confirm the action.

Every parameter value saved in that backup is sent back down to the machine. This writes directly to the device — double-check you've selected the right backup before confirming, especially if the machine is currently running.

Deleting a backup¶

Use the delete (bin) icon on the backup's row to remove it. This only deletes the saved snapshot — it has no effect on the machine's current configuration.