In this guide you will learn how to use the device table and map view in Leanheat® Monitor.
Device map
To bring up the device map view navigate to the "Devices" tab. Upon clicking it you will be presented with a map, displaying devices with an assigned location.
If you would like to see additional information about a specific device, you can click on it. A pop-up will appear, showing the device name, its location, alarms (if active) and selected sensor values.
The legend explains what the markers mean. Markers can be coloured by device status ("Online", "Offline", "Disconnected") or by alarm state ("With critical alarm", "With warning alarm", "No alarm").
The legend also shows the "Total number of visible markers on map". If that number is lower than your device count, the missing devices do not have a correct address, which is the usual reason a device is absent from the map. The legend links to a list of those devices so you can add the address.
You can choose the sensor values by selecting them from the menu on the right hand side of the screen. Once you select the values click the
- "Save" button if you want to save this preset as the existing one
- "Save as" button if you want to create a new preset
Providing you want to create a new preset, you will be prompted with a pop-up banner, where you enter the name of the new preset. You can switch between presets on the top of the screen, located beneath the device filters.
Device table view
In the upper right corner of the device map view, you can see a button labeled "Devices in table". This gives you a table view of all the devices. You choose the sensor values from the menu on the right hand side and save them as a preset in the same way as on the map.
Configurable inputs can be compared in this table as well, not only the standard sensors. A configurable input is listed by the terminal it is wired to and the quantity it measures, for example "S8 - Temperature", rather than by the name it was given on an individual device. That is what lets the table line up the same input across devices even when each device named it differently.
We also offer the option to export this table as a .csv file. It can be done via the "Export csv" button on the top left of the table.
The table is displaying the latest readout of the sensor. If you would like to fetch the current values click "Refresh table".