Scope and application boundaries
Start with a point list
Identify monitored equipment, values, alarms, history and any control commands. Monitoring access is not permission to control equipment. Each point needs an owner, unit, data source and operating purpose.
Interfaces and responsibility
GTI can discuss controllers, networks, servers, operator displays and system interfaces. Check protocols, registers, licenses and permissions on the actual equipment. A protocol logo or network port does not prove that every required function can be integrated.
Test with the operator
Testing can cover point mapping, units, alarms, history and communication-failure behavior. Test control logic only within approved boundaries. Agree final point lists, interface diagrams, test records and operator guidance as deliverables.
Preparing the requirement
Share the Jakarta location, systems to connect, device types, estimated points and operator needs. New integration and live-system changes carry different risks and schedules. Energy savings are not promised without a baseline and measurement method.
