Configure the topology
The Topology feature helps you organize, manage, and optimize your mining facility by creating a clear hierarchical structure.
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The Topology feature helps you organize, manage, and optimize your mining facility by creating a clear hierarchical structure.
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When generating a topology, a well-organized structure is crucial for efficient warehouse management. Here is an example of how you can create a structured topology:
Facility: Select the main distribution center where your items are stored.
Warehouse: Choose or add the specific warehouse within the facility that requires a new topology.
Room: Choose or add the room designations where storage solutions will be implemented.
Section: Define the large zones within the warehouse, such as "Zone 1" or "Zone 2", to facilitate sectional storage.
Line: A row of racks within a section.
Rack: A tall frame used to hold shelves.
Shelf: A flat surface on a rack where items are stored.
Cell: The smallest storage space, like a slot, designed to hold a single miner.
Go to Settings → Topology in your account.
Click Generate topology.
Choose a Facility from the drop-down list.
Choose or add Warehouse from the drop-down list.
Choose or add Room from the drop-down list.
Select the checkbox under the Facility, Warehouse, and Room fields to include their names in the index.
Choose from entities: Section, Line, Rack, Shelf, and Cell. Each block will have a checkbox to enable the entity’s creation.
Example: Entering 247-250 for racks will create four racks: 247, 248, 249, and 250.
Allowed range: 1 to 9999.
Verify the Example Address and the Amount of Cells to confirm the topology's correctness.
Click Save.
Example: Main Center → Warehouse A →Room1 →Zone 1 → Rack 1 → Shelf 3 → Cell 101
Go to Settings → Topology
Click Generate topology.
Choose a Facility from the drop-down list.
Choose or add Warehouse from the drop-down list.
Choose or add Room from the drop-down list.
In the storage system selection step, choose only "cell" as the type. Then, make sure to set the maximum quantity of potential devices in your facility to at least 1.
This ensures that the topology is created without relying on a full cell storage system, but still allows for basic device placement and indexing within the selected structure.
Example: Main Center → Warehouse A →Room1 → Cell 101
When creating a topology, it is crucial to provide specific mandatory fields to ensure a comprehensive setup: Facility, Warehouse, Room, Cell.
Make sure all mandatory fields are correctly filled to avoid any issues during topology generation.
Enhance your topology's complexity by adding optional fields like Sections, Lines, Racks, and Shelves. These entities allow precise placement and organization of resources.
Scalability: Simplifies integration of new areas, adapting your layout with minimal disruption as your facility grows.
Optimized Resource Usage: Ensures precise resource placement, maximizing capacity and functionality.
Enhanced Efficiency: Streamlines processes, minimizing time spent searching for resources or locations.
Improved Organization: Clearly defines sections for simplified navigation
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