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08-07-2022

For this production deployment, the following improvements and/or corrections suggested by the client were included:

  • Device address change.
  • In the Manager's device list, you will find the action in the three-dot menu called "Change address".

Device actions menu highlighting the Change address option in the device list

  • A modal should open with a single text field that allows changing the device address. If the change is successful, the modal should close automatically and refresh the endpoint list.
  • In case of an error, it should be displayed within the modal.

Modal window to change address with an input field for the new address

  • Another way to change the "Address" is through scripts, located in Device > Device Models.

Scripts tab when editing a device model showing the edit script button

  • Once inside "Edit script", proceed to modify the address as shown below:

Edit script dialog showing the code to modify the address label

  • You can choose to change the address in either English or Spanish, depending on the language configured on the platform.

Edit script Configuration dialog showing the modification of the address label

  • Proceed to save the changes. A refresh of the endpoint list is required to view the new address.

Item in the endpoint list displaying the updated address

  • Informational alarms.
  • Severity levels in alerts indicate the criticality associated with alarms. They are defined in the following security levels:
  • There are 4 severity levels defined for alarms: Info, low, medium, and high.

In the alert CRUD, the severity level can be defined when creating an alert. Because of this, everywhere the alert is represented, for example in active alarm reports or alarm history, it will be represented according to the severity level with which the alert was created.

Add alert form displaying the severity level dropdown selector

  • The severity levels identified by colors are as follows:
  • "Information" severity level is identified with the color blue.
  • "Low" severity level is identified with the color yellow.
  • "Medium" severity level is identified with the color orange.
  • "High" severity level is identified with the color red.

Facilities map with color-coded severity tags in the side list

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