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HalveonCloud - Home Page Features

The Home Page of HalveonCloud serves as the central hub for monitoring, analyzing, and managing your devices. It provides an intuitive interface for visualizing data, managing devices, and accessing critical metrics.

1. Temperature and Humidity Charts​

The Temperature and Humidity Charts provide real-time and historical insights into the environmental conditions monitored by your devices.

Key Features:​

  1. Temperature Data:

    • Displays historical temperature readings for selected devices.
    • Highlights anomalies or threshold breaches in the temperature trend.

  2. Humidity Data:

    • Visualizes the humidity trends over time.
    • Tracks humidity alarm levels and changes for specific devices.

  3. Device Selection:

    • Multi-select dropdown to view data for one or multiple devices.
    • Color-coded device labels for easy identification on charts.

  4. Date Range Filters:

    • Predefined filters: 1 Day, 7 Days, 30 Days, and 90 Days.
    • Custom filters: Select "From" and "To" dates for specific analysis periods.

  5. Hover Insights:

    • Hover over data points to view precise readings (e.g., temperature, humidity, timestamps).

Temperature and Humidity Chart:​

Temperature and Humidity Chart

2. Dashboard Statistics Overview​

The Dashboard Statistics Cards provide a high-level summary of your device fleet, highlighting important metrics:

Key Metrics:​

  1. Temperature Alarms:

    • Counts of devices exceeding temperature thresholds.
    • Segregated into "Good" and "Alarm" states.

  2. Humidity Alarms:

    • Displays the number of devices with humidity alarm conditions.
    • Real-time updates for changing conditions.

  3. Battery Status:

    • Visual indicator of devices with low battery levels.
    • Differentiates between "Good" and "Low Battery" devices.

  4. Device States:

    • Recording: Number of devices actively collecting data.
    • Configured: Devices that are ready but not recording.
    • Stopped: Devices that have been stopped or are offline.

  5. Statistics Summary:

    • Total count of devices in each state.
    • Overview of devices triggering alarms for quick troubleshooting.

Dashboard Statistics:​

Dashboard Statistics

3. Device List Table​

The Device List Table is a detailed overview of all registered devices, offering actionable controls and real-time insights.

Columns:​

  1. Device Number: Unique identifier for each device (clickable for detailed view).
  2. Temperature (°C): Latest recorded temperature reading.
  3. Humidity (%): Latest recorded humidity reading.
  4. Status: Current status of the device (e.g., Recording, Stopped, Configured).
  5. Network: Network connectivity status (Online/Offline).
  6. Battery (%): Current battery percentage for the device.
  7. Start Time: Time when recording began.
  8. Stop Time: Time when recording stopped.
  9. Actions:
    • Start/Stop recording.
    • Access detailed configuration settings.

Device List Table:​

Device List Table

4. Device Management Actions​

Features:​

  1. Start Recording:

    • Begin data recording for selected devices.
    • Only accessible to primary users (restrictions for secondary users).

  2. Stop Recording:

    • Halt data recording for devices.
    • Provides reasons for stoppage (e.g., manual stop, low battery).

  3. Device Configuration:

    • Modify device settings, such as recording intervals, alarm thresholds, and operational modes.
    • Includes advanced modes:
      • Low Power Mode: Extend battery life.
      • Airplane Mode: Prevent recording during flights.

Device Management:​

Device Management

5. Export Device Data​

Key Features:​

  1. Device Selection:

    • Choose one or multiple devices to export data for analysis.

  2. Date Range Selection:

    • Specify "From" and "To" dates for data export.

  3. Export Interval:

    • Select time intervals (in minutes) for data aggregation.

  4. Export Options:

    • CSV: For raw data analysis in spreadsheets.
    • PDF: Printable reports for sharing or documentation.
    • Email: Send reports directly to recipients.

Steps to Export:​

  1. Click Export Data.
  2. Select the desired device(s).
  3. Choose the date range and export interval.
  4. Select the format (CSV, PDF, or Email).
  5. Click Export to initiate the process.

Export Device Data:​

Export Device Data

6. Notifications​

The Notifications Panel provides alerts and updates for the following:

  • Successful data exports (e.g., email confirmation).
  • Device alarm triggers (temperature, humidity, or battery).
  • Connectivity issues (offline devices).

Notifications:​

Notifications

7. Date Range Filters​

The Custom Date Range feature enables tailored analysis:

  1. Select "From" and "To" dates to define the desired timeframe.
  2. Filters applied to charts, tables, and export data.

Custom Date Range:​

Custom Date Range

8. Trips Feature​

The Trips Feature in HalveonCloud allows users to organize their devices under trips, providing a structured and detailed way to manage device data and operations.

Overview​

The Trips Feature includes the following functionalities:

  • Create Trip: Add a new trip with details like name, date range, and assigned devices.
  • Edit Trip: Update the details of an existing trip.
  • Delete Trip: Remove a trip, moving its devices back to the inventory.
  • Device Assignment: Assign devices to a trip and manage them efficiently.
  • Collapsible View: Collapse or expand trip details for a streamlined interface.

Create Trip​

Steps to Create a Trip:​
  1. Click on the Create Trip button.
  2. Fill in the trip details:
    • Trip Name: Name of the trip.
    • From Date: Start date of the trip.
    • To Date: End date of the trip.
    • Description: Optional description for the trip.
    • Select Devices: Choose devices to assign to the trip.
  3. Click Submit to save the trip.
Screenshot​

Create Trip

Edit Trip​

Steps to Edit a Trip:​

  1. Click on the ... menu beside a trip and select Edit.
  2. Update the required details in the Edit Trip modal:
    • Modify trip name, date range, description, or devices.
  3. Click Save Changes to apply the updates.

Screenshot​

Edit Trip Edit Trip

Delete Trip​

Steps to Delete a Trip:​

  1. Click on the ... menu beside a trip and select Delete.
  2. Confirm the deletion in the prompt.
  3. All devices under the deleted trip will be moved back to the inventory.

Screenshot​

Delete Trip Delete Trip

Collapsible View​

Steps to Collapse or Expand Trips:​

  1. Use the arrow beside each trip's name to collapse or expand its details.
  2. A collapsed view provides a simpler display, showing only the trip name and basic details.

Screenshot​

Collapsible View

Device Inventory Management​

When creating, editing, or deleting trips:

  • Devices in a trip are removed from the Inventory list.
  • Deleted trips return the devices back to Inventory, making them available for reassignment.

Use Cases​

  • Organize Devices: Group devices under trips based on project, location, or time frame.
  • Streamlined Management: Easily assign, reassign, or update device configurations within trips.
  • Data Accuracy: Ensure devices are accurately tracked under the appropriate trips.

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