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26 CHAPTER 3 SENSORS PAGE
Note
Despite having a green circle status, a device may have recorded communication er-
rors; despite having a red box status, some valid data may have been received.
Data
e Data status column contains an icon representing the data state of each sensor in the
list. e Data status for a sensor is based on:
Recent Data – e most recent data for each sensor is cached by Collector. e data in
this cache will expire based on system settings (by default aer three times the collec-
tion frequency).
No Recent Data – If there is no recent data, the data status will return an error (icon
with a red square).
Slow Collection Jobs – If collection jobs are taking longer than the allowed time (as
determined by collection frequency), then the data status will change to an warning
state (icon with yellow triangle).
No Collection Jobs – If the sensor is enabled and no collection jobs are running, then
the status will be in the error state.
Missing Some Collection Jobs – If there are too many missing collection jobs then the
sensor will be in a warning state.
Missing Data Intervals(Error/Warn) – Checks the number of missing intervals from
the most recent 100. If too many are missing then it will cause either an error or warn-
ing state based on the thresholds set in the system settings.
Sensor
e Sensor column shows the hostname/IP address on which the sensor is registered, its
port identication and any additional ID information. e entry is formatted as follows: <ip
or hostname>:<port> (<id>). e ID eld represents a multi-drop ID for sensors that sup-
port multi-drop communication, or a sensor-specic ID (which is used by the driver). Each
sensor or multi-drop ID is a link to the Sensor Conguration page for that sensor.
Network(s)
e Network column contains the name(s) of the network(s) that the sensor belongs to. A net-
work is an abstract grouping of sensors within Collector used only for convenience in managing
groups of similar data collection devices, groups that are in a certain geographic area or groups
that can be accessed by the same type of user. A sensor can belong to more than one network or
to no network. A Collector network has no bearing on actual sensor functionality. e sensor
itself will function without belonging to a network, and Collector can collect data from that lone
sensor. Networks can be created via the Networks section of the System page (see Chapter 6).
- Command Collector 1
- Contents 4
- Chapter 8 Help Page 103 5
- Introduction 6
- Data Storage 7
- Installing Command HQ 1 8
- Wavetronix representative 10
- Install button 12
- Command Licensing 13
- Oine Activation 14
- In this chapter 18
- Logging In 18
- Service Not Started Errors 19
- Common Web Interface Features 20
- Navigation/Status Control 21
- Web Interface Context Help 22
- Sensors Page 3 24
- Sensor List 25
- Network(s) 27
- Location 28
- Description 28
- Interval (Intrvl) 28
- Frequency (Fq) 28
- Figure 3.5 – Paging Control 29
- Display Settings Control 30
- Filter Controls 31
- With Com Status 32
- With Data Status 32
- Figure 3.10 – By Data Filter 33
- Sensor Toolbar 4 34
- Add Sensors 35
- Modem Support Using COM Ports 37
- Adding Ranges of Sensors 37
- Adding from an Address Book 38
- Remove Sensors 39
- View Errors 39
- Sensor Error Display Settings 40
- Sensor Error Queries 41
- Exporting Sensor Errors 41
- Collection 43
- Intervals 43
- Commands 45
- Networks 46
- Figure 4.18 – Search Box 48
- Figure 4.19 – Search Results 48
- Sensor Configuration Page 5 50
- Sensor Info Bar 51
- Com Status 52
- Data Status 52
- Communication Status Graph 52
- Data Status Graph 53
- Sensor Information 54
- View Log Button 54
- Sensor Config Tab 55
- Custom Configuration Panel 56
- Figure 5.7 – Basic Tab 57
- Figure 5.8 – Advanced Tab 58
- Lanes/Approaches Tab 59
- Setting Custom Lane IDs 60
- Approaches 60
- Sensor Commands Tab 61
- Data Query Tab 63
- Data Query Graphs 64
- Data Query Tables 65
- Data Page 6 68
- Selecting Sensors 69
- Define and Request Report 69
- Output Report Type 70
- 70 CHAPTER 6 DATA PAGE 71
- CHAPTER 6 DATA PAGE 71 72
- Figure 6.6 – Monthly Report 72
- 72 CHAPTER 6 DATA PAGE 73
- CHAPTER 6 DATA PAGE 73 74
- Saving a Report Template 75
- Export Tab 76
- Automated Custom Export 77
- Current Automated Export 78
- 78 CHAPTER 6 DATA PAGE 79
- CHAPTER 6 DATA PAGE 79 80
- System Page 7 82
- Status Tab 83
- Networks Tab 83
- Error Log Tab 84
- Figure 7.4 – Error Log Tab 85
- 84 CHAPTER 7 SYSTEM PAGE 85
- Users Tab 86
- Network Permissions 87
- User Privileges 87
- Settings Tab 88
- Information 89
- Mail Settings 89
- Status Settings 90
- 90 CHAPTER 7 SYSTEM PAGE 91
- Figure 7.9 – Status Settings 91
- Timer Settings 92
- Data Settings 93
- Collection Settings 94
- Database Settings 95
- Log Level 95
- Session Timeout 95
- Classes Tab 96
- Notifications Tab 97
- Journal Tab 98
- Service Tab 99
- Support Tab 101
- Figure 7.20 – Support Tab 102
- Help Page 8 104
- User Guide Tab 105
- License Info Tab 105
- License Agreement Tab 106
- Figure 8.6 – Support Tab 107
- 106 CHAPTER 8 HELP PAGE 107
- Driver Reference 9 108
- Custom Fields 110
- 3M 940 Trac Monitoring Card 111
- EIS RTMS X2/X3 112
- Autoscope 113
- Mikros Data Logger 114
- Class Mappings 115
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