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# State Operations
State Operations allows to change Asset state. For example, if an asset needs to be taken offline due to maintenance, upgrade or replacement, then the asset status needs to be moved. The following statuses are available which are self-explanatory.
The following shows a sample State Operations dashboard.
### How to change Asset State?
As shown in Fig1, click on 'Assets State Operations' . The following view is displayed.
1. Select 'From' status from the dropdown values.
2. The following are the 'From Statuses' available.
* ACTIVE
* OFFLINE
* MAINTENANCE
* DECOMMISSION
* TO BE PURGED
3. Select 'To' status from the dropdown values.
4. The following are the 'To Statuses' available.
* DECOMMISSION
* OFFLINE
* ACTIVE
5. Select Asset Details, the change of state needs to be applied to.
6. Click on 'Change Sate' to implement the change.
### Asset State Change Configuration
### **Asset State Configuration Update**
**The asset state configuration update allows the transition times between state changes.**
**Click on Update to activate / deactivate transitions between status.**
Click on Config to update the configuration which will be impacted.
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