Name?column, where the predefined entries have hints about what they are good for. You can see UPS-related mappings, generic status/state, SNMP, and Windows service-related mappings. The Value map?column shows the exact mappings that are assigned to each entry. But what exactly are they? Looking at the entries, you can see things such as 0 => Down or 1 => Up. Data arriving for an item that has a value mapping assigned will expose the descriptive mappings. You are free to create any mapping you desire. To create a new category of mapped data, you need to use the button in the upper-right corner called Create value map. We won't do that now, because one of the available mappings covers our needs quite well. Look at the entries—remember the items we were curious about? They were monitoring a service and they used 1 to denote a service that is running and 0 to denote a service that is down. Looking at the list, we can see an entry, Service state, which defines 0 as Down and 1 as Up—exactly what we need. Well, that means we don't have to create or modify any entries, so simply close this window.