Details
After clicking the MORE button, located in the lower right corner of each device card, detailed information related to the device and the parameters it reads will be displayed.
Click the MORE button to view detailed information about the device
In the List view of devices, simply click on the selected row to display the device details window.
Basic Information
The detailed device information window is divided into several sections containing:
- Device information (A, B, C),
- Set of recent parameters (D),
- Status bar (E),
- Chart area (F),
- Function buttons (G, H).
- Sensor status allows for the evaluation of measured parameters and determination of the device status (more information).
- Device name (and additional description), which can be assigned by the User.
- Device type and its serial number.
- Current values (last transmitted) of the parameters measured by the device: temperature, humidity, and for concentrators, also atmospheric air pressure.
- Status bar providing information, similar to the dashboard tile, about the data’s recency, radio signal strength, and device battery voltage.
- Chart area displaying selected data transmitted from the device over a chosen time period. More details on using the chart can be found later in this chapter.
- The CONFIGURE button opens the device configuration form. It is only visible to Users with the appropriate permissions.
- The CLOSE button returns to the dashboard view.
- Sensor status allows for the evaluation of measured parameters and determination of the device status (more information).
- Device name (and additional description), which can be assigned by the User.
- Status bar providing information, similar to the dashboard tile, about the data’s recency, radio signal strength, and device battery voltage.
- Device type and its serial number (visible by clicking the menu available through the three-dot button).
- Current values (last transmitted) of the parameters measured by the device: temperature, humidity, and for concentrators, also atmospheric air pressure.
- Chart area displaying selected data transmitted from the device over a chosen time period. More details on using the chart can be found later in this chapter.
The configuration button opens the device configuration form. It is only visible to Users with the appropriate permissions.
The close button returns to the dashboard view.
Charts
The chart allows you to present (in graphical form) data read and sent by the device to the CoolSens server.
- Data series recorded over the selected time period.
- Tabs for selecting the variable to be displayed on the chart. All devices measure temperature and humidity. Concentrators additionally measure atmospheric pressure.
- Date (or date range) for which the chart is displayed.
- Range selection buttons to quickly choose the time interval – the last 12h, 24h, 48h, or the last week. The calendar button allows you to select any date range for which the chart will be displayed.
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The calendar allows you to select a range of multiple days. Click on a day to indicate the start of the range, and then click on another day to indicate the end of the range for which you want to display the chart. If you want to select just one day, double-click on it in the calendar.
- Y-axis of the chart with value and unit descriptions.
- Timeline with the option to narrow the displayed date range, thereby stretching the chart horizontally. Move the handles at the ends to narrow the dates accordingly. Once the period is narrowed, you can shift it horizontally by dragging the selected part of the slider.
- Chart zoom control buttons (narrowing dates). Activating the first button allows you to select a section of the chart to zoom in. The following buttons are used to revert the scale, reset the chart scale, and the last one to download the chart as a PNG file.
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You can also scale the chart using the mouse wheel. Hover the cursor over the chart and scroll the wheel to stretch the chart horizontally (narrow the time interval displayed on the chart).
- Alarm levels – dashed lines in orange and red with their respective values indicate the defined warning and alarm levels. The chart is also color-coded in different areas accordingly – an orange line for warning states and a red line for exceeding the alarm threshold.
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The vertical scale of the chart is automatically selected to suit the data being presented, so not all set warning and alarm thresholds will always be visible.
- Summary button – Clicking the button displays a window with statistical data covering the displayed data range: minimum, average, and maximum values during the selected period, as well as the number of warning and alarm threshold exceedances. Additionally, the set values for the alarm and warning thresholds are displayed, as they may not always be visible on the chart.
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The window can be moved if it obscures the data on the chart that is important for the analysis.