Once a device has been created for a projectAfter adding a LoopCloud Device to a Project, several options aid in viewing device the Device Toolbar will assist you in viewing Device properties, collected data, and device connectivity status, as shown in the following toolbar.
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The device Device tabs are specific to a device type. Therefore, you will be presented with only the tabs that are relevant for a selected device. |
Device Toolbar
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INFO
Once the device starts Devices start sending data to the serverLoopCloud, the device parameters listed in this window INFO tab will display Device parameters (manufacturer, model number, serial number, firmware version) are updatedwill update.From a device's
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| From the Device INFO tab, you can create a Tag. These |
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| Tags serve as a grouping mechanism, so for example, you can configure Alerts that apply to a group of similar devices. |
MAP
The map shows a device's location with geopoints, for a specific time period.
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Use this tab to visualize the data collected from the device. This data is available only if the data was sent in PLC devices send data with the correct JSON schema in OMA format.
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Click on a column header to toggle the sort order (ascending or descending). |
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These are the resources that the device is sending to the server. The data needs to be sent as per the OMA specifications, as shown in the schema |
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RAW
View all the raw data that has been sent devices send to the Loop server. It will show data even if it is not sent in the proper JSON format. It is a great way to debug connectivity to determine if your device is sending data to the server. If
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REMOTE ACCESS
Enable or disable LoopEdge device remote access.
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Use this window to subscribe to MQTT request or response topics.
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The Connected state in this MQTT tab means that your browser application connected to the LoopCloud MQTT server with your device’s configuration settings (username, password, mqtt host). This means that you have the correct device settings configured. The connection status of the physical device can be found in the Devices list (see Add and Update a Device). |
LOG
Logs reflect LoopCloud activity for the device. For example, log entries show when a device was added or delete. In addition, updates to device parameters are logged with relevant details.
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