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Understanding the Offline sensors view
Understanding the Offline sensors view

This guide will show you how to make the most out of the Offline sensors view

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Written by Dan Allen
Updated over a year ago

Overview

The Offline sensors tab enables you to view sensors that are offline making it much easier to identify issues quickly. This page will display the sensors that are currently offline making it much easier to identify them so that you can get them back online faster. This is a feature that needs to be enabled by your Customer Success Manager or Support so if you do not have it, please contact Support.

'Offline' can be found as a tab at the top of the 'Sensors view' page.

Screenshot showing Sensors view page with tabs at the top of the page

Offline sensors page

On the Offline sensors page you will find a summary bar at the top of the page that provides details about the total numbers of Sensors and Hubs deployed for the organization. You can filter by building/floor/spaces and this will change the totals in the summary bar.

Note: deselecting all buildings/floors/spaces will show all offline sensors and hubs for the organisation - useful for identifying offline devices that aren't mapped to a building.

  • Total number of Hubs

  • Total number of Sensors

  • Number of installed Hubs that are offline. Also shown as a % of the total hubs

  • Number of installed Sensors that are offline. Also shown as a % of the total sensors

Screenshot showing offline sensors page

Below the summary bar you will see two more tables, the first showing offline hubs and the second showing offline sensors. You are also able to filter by hub(s)/sensor(s) type.

Screenshot showing tables of offline hubs and sensors

You will find details of the individual hub(s)/sensor(s) that are currently offline along with the below information:

  • Device Type : Icon showing the sensor or hub type

  • Name : name of the sensor/hub with a link to the sensor detail page

  • Location : The Building/Floor/Space that the sensor/hub is located

  • Time Offline : Between now and when the sensor/hub was last heard from. This column is sortable based on the longest or shortest times.

  • Last Seen : The time when the sensor/hub was last heard from.

  • Floorplan : This is a link to the floor plan view where the sensor is located.

Export Function

To help offline analysis of the offline sensor there is the option to export the data to a csv file. This can be initiated through the Export button at the top of the page.

Screenshot highlighting position of Export button

The file will include all the sensors and hubs that are offline at that time.

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