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Comment gérer les actifs dans l'application web SmartSense

Assets are equipment monitored by a SmartSense sensor, which measures the temperature to ensure the equipment falls within a designated range. Authorized users can manage assets within the SmartSense web app.​


Asset overview

  1. Asset — by default, this column filters all your assets in numerical then alphabetical order

  2. Emplacement — nom de l'emplacement attribué où l'actif a été configuré initialement

  3. Alarmes actives — cette zone restera vide s'il n'y a pas d'alarmes actives, mais si c'est le cas, vous verrez s'afficher le type et le niveau de gravité de l'alarme

  4. Last Reading — the date and/or time the asset status was last reported

  5. Current — the humidity and/or temperature that was last measured

  6. 24 Hour Min/Max — this area displays the lowest and highest temperatures in the last 24 hours

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Note: If you would like to view the asset overview as cards, like you would in the SmartSense mobile app, select the view as option in the right corner and select card.


Managing your assets

  1. Rendez-vous sur app.smartsense.co et connectez-vous à l'aide de vos identifiants SmartSense.

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  2. You should now be on your home screen (dashboard). If your organization has more than one location/site, you will need to switch to the correct location/site by selecting the dropdown arrow in the top left corner of the home screen and entering the name of the location/site.

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  3. Vous pouvez également cliquer sur le bouton « Hiérarchie » pour afficher une fenêtre modale dans laquelle vous pourrez filtrer par nom ou par numéro afin de sélectionner le groupe ou le niveau.

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  4. Select the assets tab then select the asset name to view the asset details page.

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  5. On the Asset Details page, you will see an interactive graph that display’s today’s readings. You can zoom in on the graph to view a more precise reading or select one of the other options above the graph (Yesterday, Last 7 Days, or Last Month) to expand the graph up to one month prior for a general overview. If you try to expand the graph to more than a month prior, no data will be displayed.

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  6. Directly to the right of the graph, you can view the timestamps for the last readings as they correspond with the graph or manage the temperature and/or humidity readings displayed on the graph to further filter the details.

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  7. Below the graph is the asset history. This section displays the sensors assigned to the asset and clicking on view details or the incident name will display a modal window with notes for the selected sensor or incident.

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  8. The next section you will see is sensors. Here you can view the sensor name, reading type (temperature and/or humidity), port number, device ID, device type, signal strength, battery, and calibration end date (if applicable). To the right of each sensor, you will see an ellipsis (three dots), and clicking this will give you the option to either edit sensor or remove sensors.

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  9. The last section on this page is alarms configured. If you have alarms configured, you may see active alarms if a high/low temperature is detected, a report is missed, etc.

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  10. Selecting the alert for the alarm will display a modal window that includes the Threshold, Alarm Delay, Location, Tags, Acknowledgment, and Severity in the top right corner. You can close the modal window by selecting the “x” in the right corner.

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  11. If you wish to modify an existing alarm, you can select the edit or delete icons or toggle the alarm off. If you wish to add a new alarm, select + new alarm. Fill out the required fields then select save.

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