Device list and device notification

Device list is a function that provides detailed information in a table so that users can perform basic management of hardware products. The Internet connection status of the transmitter device is continuously updated.

Public and private IP, number of channels, firmware, transmission cycle, system notification, latest update, registration date, etc. are items that need to be looked at more carefully for transmitter management. In particular, the change/notification item is divided into information change and device notification, so you can reset the device's information or change the device notification function.

1. Device list

1-1. device item

  • ID (MAC): The unique ID that identifies the device
  • Location: Photo of the installation location of the device
  • Device Model: Model name of the device
  • Public IP: Public IP of the device
  • Private IP: Private IP set in the device when using a router or router
  • Number of channels: Number of channels attached to the device
  • Wireless Output: Wireless Output Strength (ZigBee, WiFi Models)
  • Wireless channel: Wireless channel (ZigBee model, frequency used)
  • Wireless ID: ZigBee Model Communication ID
  • Firmware: Firmware Version Installed on the Device
  • Send interval (seconds): How often the device sends data to the server
  • Period of measurement (seconds): Period at which the device measures a value from the sensor
  • System notifications: Internet disconnect notifications, battery replacement notifications, power problem notifications
  • Last updated: elapsed time of receiving last data
  • Last updated time: Last received data
  • Registration Date: The time the device was registered with Radionode365.

1-2. main function

  • Status information of devices installed in the field can be checked remotely.
  • You can view and change device notifications (hang, battery, change power).
  • You can search for a specific device among several devices.
Device List – Key item selection status

1-3. custom column

You can display only the information for the columns you want. How to set is as follows.

  1. Click the column filtering icon in the upper right of the Device List table.
  2. Select the column to display in the list.
  3. The changed column display is kept in the browser cookie.

1-4. Change device information

  1. Click the [Change Information] button on the right side of the screen in the device list.
  2. Edit device information in the Edit Device Information pop-up window.
  3. The device name is a name that you can easily identify, and is required.
  4. You can check the device memo by entering additional device information in addition to the name.
  5. The device sharing feature allows you to adjust permissions for devices within your account.
  6. The device sharing feature can only be set up by the administrator and the account that registered the device. If you do not share the device, the device history will disappear from user accounts other than the administrator and the account that registered the device. (If another account has settings that include the device in question, a deletion notification email will be sent.)
  7. Administrator accounts can change or set device registrants.

1-5. Delete device

  1. Click the [Change info] button on the right side of the screen to open the device information edit popup window.
  2. Click the [Delete] button on the bottom left to automatically delete the information related to the device (connected channels and channel data, reports, alarms, details, etc.).
  3. Deleted devices can be registered again from the [New Device] menu.
Modify Device Information – Image Insertion Status (User account – disable device registrant settings)

2. Device notification

Device notification is a function that notifies the administrator of the abnormal status of the device, which is the sensor data transmitter. Provides information that can prevent a situation in which sensor data cannot be received due to an abnormal device status.

Device alarm window consists of Internet disconnection, battery replacement, power problem, alarm cycle, alarm method, recipient list, etc.

2-1. Setting up device notifications

  1. Activate the device list by clicking the [Device Settings>Device List] menu in the side menu list on the left side of the web page.
  2. It is located on the far right of the device list. Change/Notification of the device in the item Device Notification을 클릭 합니다.
  3. device alarm A pop-up window will be activated.
  4. Click the appropriate item according to the intended use and click the Save button to finish.
Device Alarm – Status of entering details

2-2. I got a device disconnected message!

The Radionode365 service collects the sensor data of Radionode channels to the cloud server through the Internet through the device. If there is a problem with the Internet connection, it is difficult to collect data normally. Therefore, Radionode365 service supports setting a disconnection alarm for each device.

If you use the Internet disconnection alarm (timeout) of the device notification referring to Section 2-1 above, Radionode365 sends the device status to the user with credits by e-mail or text message in the event that data cannot be collected for a certain period of time.

The figure below is an example of sending the device status by e-mail only once when Internet timeout occurs for 60 minutes.

Device Alarm – Internet Dropout Alarm (Timeout) 60 minutes selection and one-time e-mail transmission Yes

2-3. I got a disconnection alarm, and it's recorded normally on Radionode365.

The Radionode device is designed to automatically save the measured sensor data to the device's internal memory if the Internet is disconnected and data cannot be transmitted to the cloud. When the internet connection is restored normally, the data stored in memory will be sent to Radionode365 sequentially.

The user receives an internet disconnection alarm, but the sensor data record is intact and not missing.

Updated on January 2023, 11

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