PI Nexus+ / User Guide
PI Vision Displays
The PI Vision Displays page shows display health, datasource health, usage, and display metadata.
Overview
The PI Vision Displays page shows display health, datasource health, usage, and display metadata.

Use this page to answer:
- Which displays depend on broken or warning PI Points or AF Attributes?
- Which displays have missing or unmapped datasources?
- Which displays appear unused?
- Which display should be opened directly in PI Vision for repair or review?
Key KPIs:
- Total: PI Vision displays in the current filtered view.
- Good: displays with healthy datasource resolution.
- Errors: displays with error-level datasource or reference health.
- Warnings: displays with warning-level datasource or usage health.
- Unused: displays that have not met the configured usage threshold; intentionally unused displays are shown separately when present.
Useful filters:
- Search by display, owner, creator, or user.
- Filter by PI Vision instance.
- Filter by health or usage state.
- Enable Show missing to include displays not found in the latest scan.
Open a display detail to inspect PI Points, AF Attributes, AF Elements, calculations, usage status, datasource health, dependency graph, and change history. Use the open-display action to launch the display in PI Vision when you need to inspect or repair it there.
PI Vision display detail
The header summarizes display health, usage, PI Points, AF Attributes, AF Elements, and calculations. Usage separates those reference types and shows datasource health filtering. Attribute counts distinguish authored references from effective references when the display contains derived or projected asset context; calculation counts include referenced calculation dependencies.
Basic Information includes display identity, PI Vision instance and URL, display ID, owner, revision, datasource and calculation health, missing calculation references, usage status, last accessed information, access count, read-only state, parent ID, and display lifecycle fields. Use Open in PI Vision to move from inventory diagnosis to display repair.
