Upper Limit - Lower Limit in Measuring Points

Dear PM Experts,
In my company we have an Equipment where the temperature of it has to be maintained in a certain range. if the temperature falls out side the range the maintenance team has to attend. In SAP I registered this point as a measuring point. And I'm aware of the fact that we can maintain Upper and Lower Limits of reading for a measuring point in SAP.
But I want SAP to automatically create a PM Notification/Order once the user enters a value out side the above specified range. I know that this is possible with conters when the reading reaches a certain value. But couldn't figure out a method for the latter.
Please provide me a solution.
Rgds
Deepal

Hello Deepal;
You will have to activate exit: IMRC0003.
Then you'll have to create a maintenance plan, maintaining the equipment & the measuring point. Based on the call object: order/ notification- system will automatically trigger the object when the actual reading falls outside the specified range.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Hemant

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