5.2 Using the External Unit

Dashboard

After you have completed the configuration of the alarm groups and alarm filters, you can select the desired period and alarm filter in the Dashboard overview.

The Timeperiod determines how far the active and ended alarms shown in the cockpit go back.

Once you have selected an alarm filter, you can adjust it individually.

You can adapt the display of the selected alarm filter to only certain "alarm groups" and / or "locations".

With the appropriate setting, this gives you an overview of individual or multiple alarm groups and / or locations that you want to monitor.

If there are active alarms or information messages for an alarm group, you can display them directly by clicking on the corresponding alarm group (tile).

Active alarms are displayed with a red badge and info messages with an orange badge and the corresponding number.

To view the alarm details, click on the corresponding alarm.

In the detailed view you can follow all updates of the alarm in real time.

Report

In the "Report" tab you can create reports on all alarm events. If a setting is stored in the cockpit, it is first adopted. However, you can easily adapt them to the desired "Report".

With a click on "Export as Excel" you can create an alarm report with the selected settings.

After you have chosen a name for your report and confirm this with the "Ok" button, it will be downloaded automatically.

If you want to select a specific period for your reports that does not include the predefined 30 or 90 days, you can make this setting with the field "individual".

Documents

In the "Documents" tab, all documents and maps are displayed. To display documents it is necessary to link the "External Unit" first in the location where the documents stored. Here you can find out how you can link documents to your external unit or store them in the destination of a document or a map.

With a click on the eye symbol, the corresponding documents or maps are automatically downloaded and can be viewed.