Revision history #
| Version | Date | Editor | Description of changes |
| 1.0 | 12.2025 | OD | Basic version |
Introduction #
This Guide is intended for the Fleet Super Administrator / Fleet Administrators of an Industry Solution based on the UNUM IIoT Industrial Internet of Things Platform (UNUM IIoT Platform) developed by Technoton.
The Guide provides information on the user interface and the practical use of the cloud software of the UNUM IIoT Platform Industry Solution at the Fleet level.
The user interface of the UNUM IIoT Platform cloud software is available via a PC web browser and does not require the installation of any additional software.
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ATTENTION: When working with the UNUM IIoT Platform software, strictly follow the recommendations provided in this Guide. |
To ensure correct operation of the UNUM IIoT Platform software, access rights should be granted only to certified users who have completed official Technoton training.
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ATTENTION: Technoton reserves the right to modify the interface appearance and functional capabilities of the UNUM IIoT Platform software without prior agreement with the customer, provided that such changes do not degrade its consumer properties. |
1 User access rights #
Each user of an Industry Solution based on the UNUM IIoT Platform is assigned a unique login and password to access their personal account. The user account defines specific access rights, which determine the elements of the user interface and the resources of the Fleet that can be viewed and Managed (see Table 1).
Table 1 — Fleet-level users of the UNUM IIoT Platform Industry Solution and their access rights
| Level | User | Access Rights |
| “Fleet” | Fleet Super Administrator |
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| Fleet Administrator |
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| Operator |
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| Viewer |
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IMPORTANT: The account of a specific user within the Industry Solution contains all elements created by that user. When the user account is deleted, all elements created by that user are also deleted. |
2 Requirements to user workspace #
For correct operation of the UNUM IIoT Platform cloud software, a dedicated PC (desktop or laptop) with unrestricted Internet access is required, meeting the following system requirements:
Minimum system requirements:
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Operating system: Win 10 (X32/X64) / Win 11 (X32/X64) / OS X / MacOS / Linux
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Processor: 2 cores, 2.0 GHz
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RAM: 4 GB
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Hard drive: 128 GB
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Display resolution: 1920×1080
Recommended system requirements:
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Operating system: Win 10 (X32/X64) / Win 11 (X32/X64) / OS X / Linux
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Processor: 4 cores, 2.5 GHz or higher
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RAM: 8 GB or more
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Hard drive: 128 GB or more
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Display resolution: 1920×1080 (1920×1200)
The PC must have the latest version of one of the following Internet browsers installed:
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Opera
- Safari
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RECOMMENDATION: Antivirus software installed on the PC may slow down browser performance and data retrieval from the Server. If the PC becomes sluggish while working with the Industry Solution website, add its URL to the antivirus exclusion list or temporarily disable network monitoring in the antivirus settings during operation. |
3 Quantitative limits for resources #
Table 2 — Fleet-level quantitative Limits for Resources of the Industry Solution UNUM IIoT Platform
| Resource | Maximum Quantity, pcs. | Ownership |
| Assets | 300 | one Fleet |
| 20 | one Group | |
| Groups | 50 | one Fleet |
| Geofences | 50 | one Fleet |
| Tasks | 100 | one Industry Solution |
| Dashboards | 15 | one Task |
| Reports | 15 | one Task |
4 Procedure for Fleet setup #
1) The Fleet Super Admin creates the required number of Fleet Administrator user accounts (see 5.3).
2) The Fleet Super Admin / Fleet Administrators create Operator and Viewer user accounts (see 5.4).
3) The Fleet Super Admin / Fleet Administrators create Assets (see 5.5), Groups (see 5.6), and Geofences (see 5.7).
4) The Fleet Super Admin / Fleet Administrators grant Operators and Viewers access to the required Assets / Groups (see 5.4).
5) The Fleet Super Admin / Fleet Administrators / Operators / Viewers subscribe Assets, Groups, and Geofences to the required Tasks (see 5.8).
6) The Fleet Super Admin / Fleet Administrators create the required Virtual SPNs (see 5.11).
7) The Fleet Super Admin / Fleet Administrators / Operators create the required Dashboard Templates (see 5.9) and Report Templates (see 5.10).
5 Working with UNUM IIoT Platform cloud software #
5.1 Authorization #
Enter the URL of the Industry Solution website in the browser address bar.
To authorize, enter the user login (the Login field) and password (the Password field) received when your account was created, and click the Log in button (see Figure 1).
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IMPORTANT: The user login must be unique. The selected user login and password may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, and the underscore character _. |
During the first authorization, the user must review the terms of use of the telematics service provided via the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links and confirm acceptance of these terms.
In addition, on the authorization page, users receive the necessary notifications from the UNUM IIoT Platform administration (for example, about the date and time of scheduled maintenance works and possible loss of connection with the Server).
Figure 1 — Example of the user authorization window for logging in to the account on the Industry Solution website*
* Hereinafter, using UNUM Genset as an example — the Industry Solution for Diesel generators.
5.2 Interface of Main monitoring window #
After user authorization, the Main Monitoring window opens (see Figure 2), in which it is possible to configure the cloud software for Fleet monitoring and to perform subsequent Real-time monitoring and/or Post-analysis of the operation of Assets / Groups / Geofences.
a) example of the Home page
b) example of the User account menu
Figure 2 — Main Monitoring window interface
The Main Monitoring window includes the following work areas:
1) Main menu, which contains the following tabs:
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Home — this is the Home page that opens immediately after user authorization and contains the Fleet resource panel with separate tabs for displaying lists of individual Assets (the Assets tab), Groups (the Groups tab), and Geofences (the Geofences tab). |
- Field for searching the required resource by name.
- The All / Online / Offline buttons are used to display the full list of Assets and to filter the lists of Assets that are in online and offline statuses. Each button shows the number of Assets in the corresponding list.
- The Asset list is presented in a table format. Each Asset line contains its icon, name, Indicators of the connection status of its Telematics terminal, and the availability of engine operation data.
indicator in the corresponding column indicates the online status of the Asset and the availability of engine operation data from it on the Server.
indicator indicates the offline status of the Asset and the absence of engine operation data from it on the Server.
indicator indicates an undefined Asset status. In this case, dashes are displayed in the corresponding columns of engine operation data.
- In the Group list, the number of Assets included in each Group is shown. If necessary, the drop-down list of included Assets can be expanded. By clicking the line of the required Asset, its location on the Map can be viewed.
- In the Geofence list, the number of Assets located in each Geofence is shown. If necessary, the drop-down list of located Assets can be expanded. By clicking the line of the required Asset, its location on the Map can be viewed.
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Dashboards — this tab is intended for Real-time monitoring of the operation of the selected Asset / Group / Geofence using Dashboards (see Figure 3). |
The tab contains a set of tabs of Tasks preconfigured by default. From these, the required Dashboard Templates configured for specific sets of Keys can be selected.
If necessary, the selected Asset / Group / Geofence can be subscribed to inactive Tasks by activating them by clicking the corresponding Activate button.
By clicking 
icon in the tab of the corresponding Task, its description window can be opened, containing information about the Task Class and purpose, the number of Keys (total, preconfigured, free), as well as a list of default preconfigured Keys. For convenience, a Key search line by their attributes (SA or SPN) is provided.
a) default preconfigured Tasks with Dashboard Templates
b) Task description window
Figure 3 — Example of the Dashboards tab
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Reports — this tab is intended for Post-analysis of the operation of the selected Asset / Group / Geofence based on Analytical reports for the specified time period (see Figure 4). |
The tab contains a set of tabs of Tasks preconfigured by default. From these, the required Report Templates configured for specific sets of Keys can be selected. Then, the time period for which the Report must be generated should be specified.
If necessary, the selected Asset / Group / Geofence can be subscribed to inactive Tasks by activating them by clicking the Activate button.
By clicking icon in the tab of the corresponding Task, its description window can be opened, containing information about the Task Class and purpose, the number of Keys (total, preconfigured, free), as well as a list of default preconfigured Keys. For convenience, a Key search line by their attributes (SA or SPN) is provided.
a) default preconfigured Tasks with Report Templates
b) Task description window
| selection of “one day” period | selection of “one week” period |
| selection of “one month” period | selection of “3 recent months” period |
| selection of a custom period from the last three months | selection of the data sampling interval for Keys in tabular Reports |
c) options for setting the time period
Figure 4 — Example of the Reports tab
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Graphs — this tab is intended for Post-analysis of the operation of the selected Asset using Multi-graphs (with combination of up to 3 graphs) of changes in the specified SPN from the array of raw (RAW) data accumulated on the Server for the specified time period. |
The tab contains a drop-down list from which up to 3 required SPN can be selected. Then, the time period for which the Multi-graph must be generated should be specified (see Figure 5).
Figure 5 — Example of selecting data to generate a Multi-graph for the specified time period in the Graphs tab
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Management — this tab is intended for opening windows for managing Fleet elements (see Figure 6). |
The Management windows allow you to:
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Edit Fleet settings (the Fleet settings tile)*.
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Subscribe / unsubscribe Assets / Groups / Geofences to Tasks (the Subscriptions tile → Subscriptions tab).
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Generate billing reports (the Subscriptions tile → Reports tab).
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Manage:
– Fleet Administrators (the Fleet admins tile)*;
– Operators / Viewers (the Users tile);
– Assets (the Assets tile);
– Groups (the Groups tile);
– Geofences (the Geofences tile);
– Dashboard Templates for Assets (the Dashboards tile → Assets tab);
– Dashboard Templates for Groups (the Dashboards tile → Groups tab);
– Dashboard Templates for Geofences (the Dashboards tile → Geofences tab);
– Report Templates for Assets (the Reports tile → Assets tab);
– Report Templates for Groups (the Reports tile → Groups tab);
– Report Templates for Geofences (the Reports tile → Geofences tab);
– Virtual SPN (the Virtual SPN tile). -
Assign Assets to Dashboard Templates and Report Templates from subscribed Tasks
(the Assets tile → Dashboards / Reports tab). -
Assign Groups to Dashboard Templates and Report Templates from subscribed Tasks
(the Groups tile → Dashboards / Reports tab). -
Assign Geofences to Dashboard Templates and Report Templates from subscribed Tasks
(the Geofences tile → Dashboards / Reports tab).
* Available only for the Fleet Super Administrator.
Figure 6 — Example of the Management tab, available for operation by the Fleet Super Administrator
2) The Information panel is used to display: the name of the selected Fleet resource, the name of the open Main menu tab, the Language menu (selection of Russian / English / Spanish / French interface language), and the User account menu in the form of a user avatar under the name with which authorization was performed (see Figure 2).
When selecting the Dashboards, Reports, Graphs tabs, a 
menu appears on the Information panel, in which the required Fleet resource can be selected — an Asset (from the Assets list), a Group (from the Groups list), or a Geofence (from the Geofences list).
3) The Map is used to display the location of Assets.
Asset markers on the Map are visualized with icons according to the specified type (stationary / mobile). Icons of Assets with online status are displayed in green, and offline status — in gray. If an Asset has an undefined status, its icon is displayed in red.
For a moving online Asset, the last 10 points of its track are displayed on the Map.
The Map scale is adjusted by rotating the mouse wheel or using the + / − buttons in the upper left corner of the screen.
4) Asset Card — this window appears when clicking an Asset marker on the Map and is used to display brief information about the selected Asset: name, brand, model, date and time of the last data receipt on the Server, indicators of online status and availability of engine operation data, and location coordinates.
In addition, by clicking the Dashboards and Reports buttons in the Asset Card, it is possible to quickly navigate to the tools for Real-time monitoring and Post-analysis of the operation of the selected Asset.
5) The User account menu contains the user account data under whose name authorization on the website was performed.
If necessary, by clicking the avatar icon ( 
by default ), the user can change the following in the opened window:
- the graphic avatar symbol (in the Avatar area, click
icon and upload a file in *.jpg, *.png, *.svg, etc. format from the computer disk); -
personal user data (for example, first name or last name) (the Personal information area, the Name field);
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the email address for restoring the user login and/or password in case of loss, as well as for receiving Event notifications (the Contact information area, the Email field);
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the user login and password for authorization when logging into the account (the UNUM access area, the Login and Password fields, respectively);
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set the checkbox in the Receive email notifications field (the Notifications area) to receive email notifications about registered emergency Events, as well as about Asset entry to / exit from a Geofence.
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IMPORTANT: The user login must be unique. The selected user login and password may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, and the underscore character _. |
To additionally review the previously accepted terms of use of the telematics service, the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links at the bottom of the menu window can be used.
To save changes in the User account menu, click the Update button. To log out of the account, click the Logout button.
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RECOMMENDATION: For full-screen display in the browser of any open tab of the Main Monitoring window, press the F11 key on the computer keyboard. |
5.3 Fleet Administrator account Management #
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ATTENTION: Within the Fleet, rights to manage Administrator accounts are available only to the Fleet Super Administrator. |
5.3.1 Creating a Fleet Administrator account #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Fleet admins tile to enter the Fleet Administrator account Management window (see Figure 7).
2) In the opened Fleet Administrators window, click the New Admin button to create a new Administrator account and, in the settings area, fill in all mandatory fields marked with the * symbol:
- in the Personal information area
– Name* — personal user data (for example, first name or last name);
– Email* — email address for restoring the user login and/or password in case of loss.
- in the UNUM access area
– Login* — login for user authorization when signing in to the account;
– Password* — password for user authorization when signing in to the account.
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IMPORTANT: 1) The selected Administrator login must be unique. The login and password may contain: uppercase and lowercase latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, and the underscore character _. The password must contain at least five characters. 2) The specified login and password will subsequently be used by the corresponding Administrator for authorization in the Web version of the Industry Solution website and in the corresponding mobile application |
3) To save the entered data, click the Create button. After notification of successful creation of the new user, the user name will appear in the list of Fleet Administrator accounts, and a unique identification number (ID) will be automatically assigned for identification on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server.
Figure 7 — Example of creating a new Fleet Administrator account
5.3.2 Editing a Fleet Administrator account #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Fleet admins tile to enter the Fleet Administrator account Management window (see Figure 7).
2) In the opened Fleet Administrators window, in the list of Fleet Administrators, click the line of the user whose account data must be edited.
After that, in the settings area, it is possible to modify the previously entered Administrator account data in the mandatory fields: Name*, Email*, Login*, and Password* (see Figure 8).
3) If necessary, by clicking the Enter as this Admin button at the bottom of the Management window, it is possible to access the Industry Solution website under the account of the edited Fleet Administrator without authorization and perform the required actions in that account.
4) To save changes to the Administrator account data, click the Update button.
Figure 8 — Example of editing a Fleet Administrator account
5.3.3 Deleting a Fleet Administrator account #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Fleet admins tile to enter the Fleet Administrator account Management window (see Figure 7).
2) In the opened Fleet Administrators window, in the list of Fleet Administrators, click the line of the user whose account must be deleted, and then, in the settings area, click the Delete button (see Figure 9).
3) In the dialog window that appears to confirm deletion of the Administrator account, click the Yes, delete it! button. If deletion is not required, click the No button.
Figure 9 — Example of deleting a Fleet Administrator account
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WARNING: It should be taken into account that if a specific Administrator account is deleted, all Fleet resources, elements, and settings created within that account are also deleted and cannot be restored. |
5.4 Fleet Operator account Management #
5.4.1 Creating an Operator account #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Users tile to enter the Fleet Operator account Management window (see Figure 10).
2) In the opened Fleet Users window, click the New User button to create a new Operator account and, in the settings area (the Details tab), fill in all mandatory fields marked with the * symbol:
- in the Personal and contact information area:
– User Name* — personal user data (for example, first name or last name);
– User Email* — email address for restoring the user login and/or password in case of loss. - in the UNUM Access area:
– User Login* — login for user authorization when signing in to the account;
– User Password* — password for user authorization when signing in to the account.
Also, from the Role drop-down list, select the role of the created user: Operator (standard default rights) or Viewer (limited rights).
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IMPORTANT: 1) The selected Operator login must be unique. The login and password may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, and the underscore character _. The password must contain at least five characters. 2) The specified login and password will subsequently be used by the corresponding Operator for authorization in the Web version of the Industry Solution website and in the corresponding mobile application. |
3) To save the entered data, click the Create button. After notification of successful creation of the new user, the user name with the specified role (Operator / Viewer) will appear in the list of Fleet Operator accounts, and a unique identification number (ID) will be automatically assigned for identification on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server.
Figure 10 — Example of creating a new Fleet Operator account
5.4.2 Editing an Operator account #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Users tile to enter the Fleet Operator account Management window (see Figure 10).
2) In the opened Fleet Users window, in the list of Fleet Operators, click the line of the user whose account data must be edited (see Figure 11).
3) In the settings area, on the Asset access tab, it is possible to change the Operator’s access rights to monitoring Assets / Groups. To do this, select or clear the checkboxes in the corresponding fields and confirm the changes by clicking the Save button.
4) On the Details tab, it is possible to:
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modify the Operator account data in the mandatory fields: User Name*, User Email*, User Login*, and User Password*;
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change the user role (Operator / Viewer) in the Role drop-down list.
If necessary, by clicking the Enter as this User button at the bottom of the window, it is possible to access the account of the edited Operator without authorization and perform the required actions in that account.
5) To save changes to the Operator account on the Details tab, click the Update button.
Figure 11 — Example of editing a Fleet Operator account
5.4.3 Deleting an Operator account #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Users tile to enter the Fleet Operator account Management window (see Figure 10).
2) In the opened Fleet Users window, in the list of Fleet Operators, click the line of the user whose account must be deleted. Then, in the settings area on the Details tab, click the Delete button (see Figure 12).
3) In the dialog window that appears to confirm deletion of the Operator account, click the Yes, delete it! button. If deletion is not required, click the No button.
Figure 12 — Example of deleting a Fleet Operator account
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WARNING: It should be taken into account that if a specific Operator account is deleted, all elements and settings created within that account are also deleted and cannot be restored. |
5.5 Asset Management #
5.5.1 Creating an Asset #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Assets tile to enter the Asset Management window (see Figure 13).
2) In the opened Assets window, click the New Asset button and, in the Passport area (the Details tab), perform all mandatory settings of the Asset being created, marked with the * symbol:
– Asset Name* — enter the Asset name;
– Asset Type* — select the Asset type (stationary or mobile) by clicking the required field of the Static / Mobile panel. Depending on the selected type, the Server will subsequently use the required algorithm to accurately calculate the Asset location coordinates;
– Map Icon* — select an icon for the Asset marker on the Map according to its type (stationary / mobile).
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IMPORTANT: The Asset name may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, the underscore character _ , and round brackets (). |
3) By clicking the pictogram in the Asset Icon field, it is possible to upload a graphic file with a photo of the Asset.
Also, in the Passport area, Asset characteristics can be entered in the optional fields: Brand, Model, Serial number, Power, Engine Speed, Frequency, Voltage, Phasicity, Fuel Type, and a clarifying note can be entered in the Comment field.
4) If it is necessary to assign the created Asset to Groups, click the Add to group button at the bottom of the screen (the Group affiliation area). In the opened Add to group window, select the Groups to which the Asset must be assigned by checking the corresponding boxes. Then click the Submit button.
5)To save the entered data, click the Create button. After notification of successful creation of the new Asset, its name will be displayed in the Fleet Asset list with an automatically assigned unique identification number (ID) for identification on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server.
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IMPORTANT: After creating a new Asset, its identification data will be automatically generated in the Login, Password, UNUM ID, and Topic fields (the Identification data area). Subsequently, these data are transferred using service software to the corresponding settings of the Telematics terminal during registration on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server (see the document Telematics gateways CANUp 27. Quick Setup Guide for Connection to the UNUM IIoT Platform Server). |
preliminary actions
entering data of a new Asset
display of the created Asset data
Figure 13 — Example of creating a new Asset
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5.5.2 Editing an Asset #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Assets tile to enter the Asset Management window (see Figure 13).
2) In the Fleet Asset list, click the line of the Asset whose data must be edited. After that, a tab panel will appear in the settings area: Details / Equipment / Maintenance / Parametrs / Asset SPN / Dashboards / Reports.
3) On the Details tab (see Figure 14), the following actions can be performed:
- In the Passport area:
– change mandatory settings: the Asset name (Asset Name* field), the Asset type (Asset Type* field), and the icon for the Asset marker on the Map (Map Icon* field);
– insert, delete, or replace the Asset photo in the Asset Icon field pictogram;
– enter (if not entered when creating the Asset) or edit data in the optional fields: Brand, Model, Serial number, Power, Engine Speed, Frequency, Voltage, Phasicity, Fuel Type, Comment. - In the Identification data area, non-editable Asset identification data can be copied from the Login, Password, UNUM ID, and Topic fields for transfer, using service software, to the corresponding settings of the Telematics terminal during its registration on the Server (see the document Telematics gateways CANUp 27. Quick Setup Guide for connection to the UNUM IIOT Platform server for details).
- In the Dashboard timeout area, the default threshold values used to determine the relevance of data received from the Asset can be changed in the Time Actual, s, Time Wait, s, and Time Offline, s fields.
- In the Trips area, the default threshold values used to determine Asset trips can be changed in the Minimum speed, km/h, Minimum parking time, m, Maximum points spacing, m, Minimum travel time, s, and Minimum travel distance, m fields.
- In the Maintenance area, in the Minimum forecast interval, day field, the default minimum interval for forecasting Asset maintenance can be changed.
- By clicking the Add to group button (the Group affiliation area), it is possible to change the initial assignment of the Asset to Groups in the Add to group window.
After completing data updates on the Details tab, click the Update button to save them.
Figure 14 — Example of editing general Asset information
4) On the Equipment tab (see Figure 15), it is possible to add, edit, or delete On-board equipment installed on the Asset (for example, Units — the CANUp 27 telematics gateway, DUT-E fuel level sensors, DFM fuel flow meters, MasterCAN data converters, etc.).
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RECOMMENDATION: Specific data on all Units and their network addresses may be obtained in Technoton technical support by e-mail support@jv-technoton.com. |
To add a new Unit, click the Add Unit button. In the opened Add equipment window, fill in all mandatory fields of the Unit electronic passport marked with the * symbol:
– SA* — field for entering the unique network address of the Unit (see Annex A);
– Unit Name* — field for entering the Unit name;
– Serial number* — field for entering the Unit serial number;
– Unit characters* — drop-down list for selecting the manufacturer, product line, model, and generation of the Unit.
The Unit electronic passport data are used by the Telematics system for correct display of On-board equipment fault codes (SID + FMI), if present.
To save the added Unit, click the Add button.
The list of On-board equipment of the edited Asset is displayed in a table indicating, in the line of each added Unit, the network address (SA column), name (Unit Name column), serial number, product line, manufacturer, model, and generation (Details column).
If it is necessary to modify the Unit electronic passport, click the edit icon in the corresponding line. After making changes in the Edit equipment window, click the Update button to save the data. If it is necessary to delete a Unit, click the corresponding icon in its line.
Figure 15 — Example of adding / editing On-board equipment of an Asset
5) On the Maintenance tab (see Figure 16), it is possible to add, edit, or delete Asset Nodes and/or On-board equipment elements for which maintenance must be scheduled.
To add a new maintenance Node, click the Add node button. In the opened Add maintenance node window, enter the Node name and save the data by clicking the Save button. After that, the name of the new Node will be added to the table list of the Asset maintenance Nodes.
If it is necessary to change the Node name, click the edit icon in the corresponding line. After making changes in the Edit maintenance window, click the Save button to save the data. If it is necessary to delete a Node, click the corresponding icon in its line.
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IMPORTANT: The maintenance schedule of a Node is determined according to one or several specified criteria — specific values of Resource Counters. If several criteria are specified, Node maintenance is performed when the first of them reaches its maximum value. |
To set a criterion, click the line of the corresponding Node and click the Add SPN button. For the added criterion, in the Add maintenance window, fill in all mandatory fields marked with the * symbol:
– Name* — field for entering the criterion name.
– SA* — field for entering the unique network address of the Unit that is the source of the criterion (see Annex A).
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RECOMMENDATION: Specific data on all Units and their network addresses may be obtained in Technoton technical support by e-mail support@jv-technoton.com. |
– SPN* — select a Resource Counter from the standard SPN of the S6 Database or a VSPN from the provided drop-down list.
If necessary, a specifier can be selected in the SPEC drop-down list to refine the value of the selected Resource Counter.
Since the Counter value continuously increases, the Increases characteristic is automatically specified for it in the SPN’s type field.
– Resource (border 2)* — field for entering the maximum value of the Resource Counter, upon reaching which the corresponding red indicator on the Maintenance Dashboard must signal the need for immediate maintenance of the Node.
– Warning (border 1)* — field for entering the threshold value of the Resource Counter, upon reaching which the corresponding yellow indicator on the Maintenance Dashboard must warn about the need to perform maintenance of the Node in the near future.
After setting the maintenance criterion of the Node in the Add maintenance window, click the Save button to save the data. After that, the selected Counter will be displayed in the table list of maintenance criteria of the edited/added Node.
If it is necessary to change the maintenance criterion of the Node, click the edit icon in the corresponding line and, after making changes in the Edit maintenance window, click the Save button to save the data. If it is necessary to delete a maintenance criterion of the Node, click the delete icon in the corresponding line.
To return to the list of Asset maintenance Nodes, click the arrow to the left of the name of the edited/added Node.
For convenience, a Node search line by name is provided.
Figure 16 — Example of adding / editing Asset maintenance Nodes
6) On the Parameters tab (see Figure 17), it is possible to add, edit, or delete monitored Asset Parameters.
To add a new Parameter, click the Add SPN button. In the opened Add Parameter window, fill in all mandatory setting fields marked with the * symbol:
– SA* — field for entering the network address of the Unit that is the source of the added Parameter (see Annex A).
– SPN* — drop-down list for selecting the required SPN from the S6 Database or a Virtual SPN.
If the SPN has a specifier, select its value from the Specifier drop-down list.
The specifier is not a mandatory setting and is used to specify the values of certain SPN.
For convenience, SPN and specifier search by number / name entered in the search line is available.
– Factor* — field for entering the multiplier (resolution) used to calculate the current Parameter value based on the SPN content.
– Offset* — field for entering the offset used to calculate the current Parameter value based on the SPN content.
The default values of the Factor and Offset fields are recommended to be edited only if it is necessary to change the Parameter resolution.
– Range* — fields for entering the lower (from) and upper (to) limits of the Parameter value range and its units of measurement (measure).
By clicking the + icon in the Limit value area, the specified range can be divided into segments (up to 10) with specification of limit values for each segment and the required color highlighting depending on the Parameter status.
Each segment is presented as a drop-down list from which color highlighting can be selected or, if necessary, the segment can be deleted.
The Parameter limit values for each segment can be entered with an accuracy of up to three decimal places in the corresponding fields below the segment bar.
Dividing the range into segments is convenient for use in Dashboard scales for more visual representation of Parameter changes during monitoring.
Each added Parameter is displayed as a separate cell indicating the following attributes: network address of the source Unit, SPN number and name, specifier (if available), factor, offset, units of measurement, and value scale.
For convenience, a Parameter search line by any of the above attributes is available.
If it is necessary to modify Parameter data, click the edit icon in the corresponding cell. After making changes in the Edit Parameter window, click the Update button to save the data.
If it is necessary to delete a Parameter, click the delete icon in the corresponding cell.
Figure 17 — Example of adding / editing Asset operating Parameters
7) On the Asset SPN tab (see Figure 18), it is possible to add Asset SPN used in group Dashboards / Reports.
- To add a new Asset SPN, click the Add SPN button. In the opened New Asset SPN window, fill in all mandatory setting fields marked with the * symbol: select the required SPN (the SPN* field).
If the SPN has a specifier, select its value from the Specifier drop-down list. - Add a calculation formula (the Formula* field) involving the specified SPN (up to 5). Calculations are required if the Asset has several Units and information must be displayed on a group Dashboard / Report as if it were from a single Unit.
- After entering the formula, click the Validate button to confirm correctness of the data.
- To save the data of the new Asset SPN, click the Save button.
Figure 18 — Example of adding / editing an Asset SPN
8) On the Dashboards / Reports tab (see Figure 19), it is possible to set or remove, using checkboxes, the assignment of the Asset to the required Dashboard Templates (the Dashboards column) or Report Templates (the Reports column) from among the Tasks to which the edited Asset is subscribed.
After completing editing of the fields on the Dashboards / Reports tab, click the Update button to save the data.
Figure 19 — Example of setting / removing the assignment of an Asset to Dashboard Templates / Report Templates
5.5.3 Deleting an Asset #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Assets tile to enter the Asset Management window (see Figure 13).
2) In the Fleet Asset list, click the line of the Asset to be deleted. Then, on the Details tab, click the Delete asset button (see Figure 20).
3) In the dialog window that appears to confirm deletion of the Asset, click the Yes, delete it! button. If deletion is not required, click the No button.
Figure 20 — Example of deleting an Asset
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WARNING: It should be taken into account that if an Asset is deleted, its passport and identification data, assignment to Groups, On-board equipment, and Parameters are also deleted and cannot be restored. To avoid data loss, it is recommended to save Fleet Assets as files (*.unum-asset) using the Export button on the Details tab or to create duplicates using the Duplicate button. |
5.6 Group Management #
5.6.1 Creating a Group #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Groups tile to enter the Group Management window (see Figure 21).
2) In the opened window, click the New Group button above the Group list.
3) In the Create New Group settings area, fill in the mandatory Group name field marked with the * symbol — Name*.
If necessary, a clarifying comment can be entered in the optional Comment field.
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IMPORTANT: The Group name may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, the underscore character _, and round brackets (). |
4) To save the new Group, click the Create button. If saving the entered data is not required, click the Close button.
After notification of successful creation of the new Group, its name will be displayed in the Fleet Group list with an automatically assigned unique identification number (ID) for identification on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server.
preliminary actions
Figure 21 — Example of creating a new Group
5.6.2 Editing a Group #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Groups tile to enter the Group Management window (see Figure 21).
2) In the Fleet Group list, click the line of the Group to be edited.
3) In the settings area on the Details tab, it is possible to add / remove Assets for the selected Group (see Figure 22).
In the Assets area, click the Add Asset button to open the Add asset to group window containing the list of Fleet Assets. In this window, select the checkboxes for the Assets to be added to the edited Group or clear the checkboxes for the Assets to be removed from it. To save the changes, click the Add button.
After saving the changes, the Assets area will display the list of Assets added to the Group. If necessary, an Asset can be removed from this list by clicking the delete icon on the right in the corresponding line.
After completing editing of the fields on the Details tab, click the Update button to save the data.
4) On the Dashboards / Reports tab, it is possible to set or remove, using checkboxes, the assignment of the Group to the required Dashboard Templates (the Dashboards column) or Report Templates (the Reports column) from among the Tasks to which the edited Group is subscribed.
After completing editing of the fields on the Dashboards / Reports tab, click the Update button to save the data.
5) To save the data of the edited Group, click the Update button. If saving the data is not required, click the Close button.
Figure 22 — Example of editing a Group
5.6.3 Deleting a Group #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Groups tile to enter the Group Management window (see Figure 21).
2) In the Fleet Group list, click the line of the Group to be deleted. Then, on the Details tab, click the Delete group button, after which the Group will be deleted without confirmation.
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IMPORTANT: Assets included in the Group are not deleted from the Fleet Asset list or from other Groups after the Group is deleted. |
5.7 Geofence management #
5.7.1 Creating a Geofence #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Geofences tile to enter the Geofence Management window (see Figure 23).
2) In the opened window, click the New Geofence button above the Geofence list.
3) In the New Geofence settings area, fill in the mandatory Geofence name field marked with the * symbol — Name*.
If necessary, a clarifying comment can be entered in the optional Comment field.
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IMPORTANT: The Geofence name may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, the underscore character _, and round brackets (). |
4) Specify the Geofence geometric shape:
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Polygon — button for creating a Geofence in the form of a polygon of arbitrary shape. To define the boundaries, consecutively click the required contour points on the Map.
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Circle — button for creating a Geofence in the form of a circle. To define the boundaries, specify the center point and set the required Geofence radius.
5) Specify the Geofence parameters:
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Sensitivity, m — a numerical value in meters that defines sensitivity when recording Asset entry/exit Events (tolerance relative to the Geofence boundary). Higher sensitivity values result in lower Event detection accuracy.
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Radius, m — radius value for Geofences that have a circular shape.
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Detection Radius (parts) — radius for grouping Asset entry/exit points relative to the Geofence size. Value range: from 5 to 99. Higher radius values result in lower Event detection accuracy.
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Background color — Geofence color and fill opacity percentage.
6) To save the new Geofence, click the Create button. If saving the entered data is not required, click the Close button.
After notification of successful creation of the new Geofence, its name will be displayed in the Fleet Geofence list with an automatically assigned unique identification number (ID) for identification on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server.
preliminary actions
Figure 23 — Example of creating a new Geofence
5.7.2 Editing a Geofence #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Geofences tile to enter the Geofence Management window (see Figure 23).
2) In the Fleet Geofence list, click the line of the Geofence to be edited.
3) In the settings area on the Details tab (see Figure 24), for the selected Geofence it is possible, if necessary, to change its settings: name (Name* field) and comment (Comment field), geometric shape, parameter values Sensitivity, m / Radius, m / Detection Radius (parts), color, and opacity percentage.
After completing editing of the fields on the Details tab, click the Update button to save the data.
4) On the Dashboards / Reports tab, it is possible to set or remove, using checkboxes, the assignment of the Geofence to the required Dashboard Templates (the Dashboards column) or Report Templates (the Reports column) from among the Tasks to which the edited Geofence is subscribed.
After completing editing of the fields on the Dashboards / Reports tab, click the Update button to save the data.
5) To save the data of the edited Geofence, click the Update button. If saving the data is not required, click the Close button.
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IMPORTANT: When Geofence settings are changed, all its Events for the linked Reports and Dashboards will be deleted. Further Event registration for this Geofence will be performed in accordance with the new settings. |
To save changes to the Geofence settings, it is necessary to confirm consent to delete the Events.
Figure 24 — Example of editing a Geofence
5.7.3 Deleting a Geofence #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Geofences tile to enter the Geofence Management window (see Figure 23).
2) In the Fleet Geofence list, click the line of the Geofence to be deleted. Then, on the Details tab, click the Delete geofence button, after which the Geofence will be deleted without confirmation.
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IMPORTANT: After deleting a Geofence, all data in Reports and Dashboards associated with this Geofence will become unavailable. |
5.8 Working with the billing system #
The Fleet billing system of the Industry Solution on the UNUM IIoT Platform is implemented on a separate database, operates with daily billing, and is intended for:
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managing subscriptions of Fleet resources (Assets / Groups / Geofences) to Tasks;
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calculating the subscription cost in UNUM Coin (UC) conditional units;
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generating reports on the cost of Fleet telematics services for the selected period.
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IMPORTANT: 1) Tariffs for telematics services of the Industry Solution are the same for all Fleets. 2) Each Task is defined by a specific set of Keys. One Asset / Group / Geofence can be subscribed to all relevant default preconfigured Tasks of the Industry Solution. 3) Subscription to Tasks can be performed by all Fleet users — Super Administrator / Administrators / Operators / Viewers. Unsubscription from Tasks is available only to the Fleet Super Administrator / Administrators. 4) The minimum subscription period is 1 month. |
5.8.1 Subscribing / unsubscribing to Tasks #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Subscriptions tile (see Figure 25).
2) In the settings area, open the Subscriptions tab, where all Fleet resources (Assets / Groups / Geofences) are presented in a table format. In the bottom line, Total displays the total cost of telematics services for the entire Fleet per month. In the corresponding columns for each Fleet resource, the following are specified:
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ID — unique identification number of the Asset / Group / Geofence;
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Object type — resource type (Asset / Group / Geofence);
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Name — name of the Asset / Group / Geofence;
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Tasks — Tasks to which the Asset / Group / Geofence is subscribed. Tasks with an expiring subscription period are marked with a red pictogram; when hovering the cursor over it, the subscription end date is displayed;
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Total Tasks — total number of subscribed Tasks;
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Total, UC/month — cost of telematics services per month (in conditional units).
3) To subscribe / unsubscribe to Tasks, click the edit icon (pencil) in the line of the corresponding resource. In the opened Subscription Management window, a list of available Tasks will be displayed, for each of which the following is specified:
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Task Name — Task name;
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Class — Task Class (UNUM 25 / UNUM 50 / UNUM 100 / UNUM 200 / UNUM 400 / UNUM 800);
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Status — Task status (Active / Inactive / Validity period with date and time);
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Rate, UC/month — monthly subscription cost (in conditional units);
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Key list / Description — brief Task description and list of its Keys with quantity indication (total, preconfigured, free).
To subscribe the selected Asset / Group / Geofence to Tasks, set the checkboxes in the corresponding fields of the Subscription Management window.
To unsubscribe from Tasks, clear the checkboxes in the corresponding fields.
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Subscription of an Asset / Group / Geofence is also allowed by activating Tasks from the Dashboards or Reports tab by clicking the corresponding Activate button (see Figure 26). In the opened Subscribing to a task window, it is necessary to confirm consent to the proposed subscription terms by checking the I confirm the subscription and agree to its terms field and clicking the Subscribe button. After confirmation, the Task tab will take an active state, which indicates successful subscription.
preliminary actions
Figure 25 — Example of subscribing to Tasks from the Management tab
Figure 26 — Example of subscribing to Tasks from the Reports tab
5.8.2 Generating billing reports #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Subscriptions tile (see Figure 27).
2) In the settings area, open the Reports tab and, in the mandatory fields marked with the * symbol — From* and To* — specify the start and end months of the time period for which the Fleet billing report must be generated.
3) Click the Create Report button to generate the billing report.
In the generated report, the information on the total cost of telematics services for the reporting period for the entire Fleet is displayed in a table format (the bottom Total row). In addition, for each resource (Asset / Group / Geofence) individually, the corresponding rows provide information on the cost of telematics services (the Total, UC column) with indication of the number of subscribed Tasks (the #Tasks column).
If necessary, by clicking the corresponding icons in the Details column, it is possible to view billing reports of resources detailed down to subscribed Tasks, indicating the monthly subscription cost and the total cost, along with the number of subscription days for the reporting period.
Figure 27 — Example of generating a billing report for the Fleet
5.9 Management of Dashboards Templates #
5.9.1 Creation of a Dashboard Template #
1) Open Management tab in the Main menu and press Dashboards tile, to enter Dashboard Templates Management window (see Figure 28).
2) In the Dashboards for window that appears, select the Fleet resource tab for which the Template must be created: Assets (for a single Asset), Groups (for a Group), or Geofences (for a Geofence). After that, Task tabs will be displayed for the selected resource, under which Dashboard Templates are grouped with the corresponding sets of Keys.
3) To create a new Dashboard Template, click 
icon at the bottom of the tab of the required Task and, in the opened Management window, enter the name of the Template being created in the mandatory Name* field. Then, in the corresponding drop-down lists For assets (for an Asset), Applied to Groups (for a Group), or Applied to Geofences (for a Geofence), specify the names of the target Fleet resources (Assets, Groups, Geofences respectively) for which this Template can be used after it is created.
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IMPORTANT: The Dashboard Template name may contain: uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, the underscore character _, and round brackets (). |
4) To add a new widget to the Template, click the Add widget button.
For a single Asset, the following widgets can be selected from the Add/Edit widget widget set window:
- Single parameter — widgets for adding one Key:
– Gauge — display of a scale with a pointer indicating the current value of the corresponding parameter;
– Linear — display of a Graph of changes in the values of the corresponding parameter over time;
– Simple — display of the value of the corresponding parameter as a decimal number with an integer and fractional part (if available);
– State — display of text messages depending on the specified threshold values (up to 3) of the corresponding parameter. - Multiple parameters — widgets for adding two or more Keys (optimally — up to 10):
– Horizontal Bars — display of changes in the values of the corresponding parameters in the form of progress bars;
– Table — display of the values of the corresponding parameters in a table format;
– Icon Grid — display of the corresponding parameters as icons selected from the Icon drop-down list. - States — widgets for adding Keys based on Transport SPN (optimally — up to 5):
– State — status of the current state of the Asset (Unit);
– State List — list of states and operating modes of the Asset (Unit);
– Alarm and flags — table of all possible functional state flags and alarms of the Asset (Unit);
– Active alarm and flags — table of active functional state flags and alarms of the Asset (Unit) only. - Special — widgets for standard preconfigured Keys of any Asset:
– Event List — display of the number of all registered Events (total, important, informational, and emergency);
– Map — display of the Map;
– Asset Passport — display of the electronic Asset Passport;
– Event Statistics — display of the list of Events registered over the last 24 hours;
– Fault Statistics — display of the list of all active and stored faults;
– Faults List — display of the number of faults (total, active, and stored) over the last 24 hours;
– Maintenance — display of Asset Nodes for which maintenance is scheduled;
– Zone — highlighting of a header zone (for example, for an Asset pool) with a special color and label;
– Commands — loading and display of the list of preconfigured remote control commands of the Asset;
– Command — display of buttons assigned to remote control commands of the Asset (for example, engine stop, configuration and firmware update of the telematics gateway, writing Modbus RTU registers, etc.).
For an Asset Group, the following widgets can be selected from the Add/Edit widget widget set window:
- Group parameters — contains one Table widget for adding up to 8 Keys to be displayed in a table format with progress bars, indicators, and values of the corresponding parameters for each Asset included in the Group.
- Special — widgets for standard preconfigured Keys of any Asset included in the Group:
– Event List — display of the number of all registered Events (total, important, informational, and emergency);
– Event Statistics — display of the list of Events registered over the last 24 hours;
– Zone — highlighting of a header zone (for example, for an Asset pool) with a special color and label.
For a Geofence, the following widgets can be selected from the Add/Edit widget widget set window:
- Map – Asset list — monitoring of Asset presence in the Geofence on the Map with display of their list.
- Map – Events — monitoring of Asset presence in the Geofence on the Map with indication of their entry/exit times.
- Map – Asset list – Events — monitoring of Asset presence in the Geofence on the Map with display of their list and indication of entry/exit times.
When creating widgets from the Single parameter, Multiple parameters, and Group parameters sets, two options for adding Keys containing a Parameter or a Counter are available in the Add/Edit widget settings window:
- On the Existing tab — Keys are added from the list of default preconfigured Keys for the corresponding Task.
- On the Custom New tab — custom Keys are created and added within the available number of free Keys for the corresponding Task.
Note — The number of Keys (free / total) for the corresponding Task is always indicated on the right side of the header of the Add / Edit widget window.
When adding custom Keys to widgets, all mandatory fields marked with the * symbol must be filled in:
– SA* — enter the network address of the Unit that is the source of the added Key (see Annex A).
For data received from the control panel via the Modbus RTU protocol, enter network address 134.
The network address of the source of any Key for Group Dashboard Templates is always 1000, regardless of the network addresses of the sources of similar Keys for individual Assets within the Group.
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RECOMMENDATION: Specific data on all Units the Asset is equipped with and their network addresses may be obtained in Technoton technical support by e-mail support@jv-technoton.com. |
– SPN* — select the required standard SPN of the S6 Database or a VSPN from the drop-down list of Parameters / Counters available according to the Task.
For widgets of the States set, it is required to select a Transport SPN configured in the FM Report Generator of the used CANUp 27 Genset telematics gateway (see the Catalog of Functional Modules of the CANUp 27 telematics gateway).
To configure data transmission via a Transport SPN, it is additionally necessary to specify its bit length (Len, bit* field) and indicate the bit position (Position, bit* field).
If it is necessary to specify the value of the selected SPN, select an appropriate specifier from the Specifiers drop-down list.
– Unit* — this drop-down list is available only for widgets of the States set and is used to select the Unit that is the source of Asset status data. The selection is made from the list of equipment synchronized with the S6 Database.
– State* — this drop-down list is available only for widgets of the States set and is used to select the Unit operating mode (Unit mode) or the Unit operational status (Unit operation status).
– Map list* — this drop-down list is available only for the Alarm and flags and Active alarm and flags widgets of the States set and is used to select the required information display option: Function flags or Alarm bits.
– Title* — this field is available only for widgets of the Multiple parameters set and is used to enter the title name.
In widgets with two or more Parameters, to add each new SPN to the table, click the Add SPN button. After filling in the mandatory (marked with *) and other fields in the opened Add SPN window, click the Add button to save the data.
– Variant* — this drop-down list is available only in the Table widget for Groups and is used to select the Key display variant: Value (as a decimal number with an integer and fractional part, if available) or Percentage (as a progress bar).
– Select command* — this drop-down list is available only in the Command widget and is used to select the required remote control command of the Asset. After that, depending on the selected command, it is necessary to fill in the corresponding mandatory attribute fields marked with the * symbol in the Enter the necessary data area.
– Command name* — this field is available only in the Command widget and is used to enter the name of the button for executing the Asset remote control command.
From the Link to zone drop-down list, in some widgets it is possible to select linkage to a specific header previously defined using the Zone widget. This option is convenient for grouping widgets in a Dashboard Template of a pool consisting of multiple Assets.
5) After entering all the settings for the new widget in the Add Widget window, click Create button to save the data and the widget will be added to the created Template window. If you do not want to save the entered data, click 
icon in the upper right corner.
If you need to move the widget, you may draw it, by pressing and holding it with the left mouse button, to any needed location in the window. To change the widget size, you may pull 
icon in its right bottom corner.
6) After you add all widgets into the new Dashboard template, (maximally 50 pcs.), press Create button, to save the data entered. If you don’t need saving the data, press 
icon.
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ATTENTION: 1) By clicking  button in the field of any default Dashboard template in the tab of any Task, you can create a full copy (duplicate) for further editing and for creating new Templates based on it. The copied Template is automatically added to the list of Templates for the relevant Task under the original name with the prefix (duplicate).2) The created Dashboard template can be exported as a file (*.tunum) by clicking  icon; the file will be saved on your computer. Later, this file can be imported by other users or used as a basis for creating other Dashboard templates by clicking  icon. |
a) preliminary operations
widget sets selected for monitoring a single Asset
example of adding a Key from the default preset Key list to a gauge widget
example of adding a custom Key to a gauge widget
example of adding a custom Key to a text message widget
example of adding multiple Keys from the default preset Key list to a progress bar widget
example of adding multiple custom Keys to an icon widget
example of header zone highlighting widget settings
example of Asset electronic passport widget settings
example of creating a widget for displaying the list of states and operating modes of an Asset
example of creating a widget for displaying functional state flags and alarms of an Asset
saving a Dashboard Template created for a single Asset
b) creating a Dashboard Template for a single Asset
widget sets selected for monitoring a Group
example of adding custom Keys to a table widget for Group monitoring
saving a Dashboard Template created for a Group
c) creating a Dashboard Template for a Group
widget set selected in Dashboard Templates for Geofence Tasks
saving a Dashboard Template
d) example of creating a Dashboard Template for a Geofence
Figure 28— Examples of creating Dashboard Templates
5.9.2 Editing a Dashboard Template #
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WARNING: Default Dashboard templates from preset Tasks cannot be edited by Fleet users. Only the following Dashboard templates can be edited: – those created directly by the user; – those imported from a file (*.tunum); – those created from a duplicate using button. |
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Dashboards tile to enter the Dashboard Template Management window (see Figure 28a).
2) In the Dashboards for window that appears, select the Fleet resource tab for which the Template must be edited: Assets (for a single Asset), Groups (for a Group), or Geofences (for a Geofence). After that, Task tabs will be displayed for the selected resource, under which Dashboard Templates are grouped with the corresponding sets of Keys.
3) Click the required Dashboard Template to edit it. In the selected Template, if necessary, it is possible to change: the name (Name* field), the target Fleet resources (in the For assets drop-down list for an Asset or For groups for a Group), as well as add new widgets and edit or delete previously created widgets (see Figure 29).
To open the Add / Edit widget widget settings window, use 
icon in the upper right corner of the widget. To delete a widget, use 
icon.
When editing Multiple parameters widgets with two or more Keys, click 
icon in the corresponding line to delete a Key.
To edit Key settings in a Table widget for a Group, click 
button in the relevant line, after which it will change to 
button. Once editing is complete, confirm the changes by clicking button, or click 
button to the right to cancel the changes.
When editing State widget for displaying text messages, you may change the SPN threshold value, font color and size. To enable/disable displaying a message, press the respective 
icon in its line.
After making changes to the widget, click Update button to confirm them.
If necessary, you may change the widget location by dragging it to another place of the window. To change the widget size, you may pull 
sign in the lower right corner.
4) As soon as you finish editing the Dashboard template, press Update button in its upper right corner, to save the changes made.
If you don’t need to save the data, press 
icon. In the dialog box Close without saving?, click Yes button to confirm cancellation of the changes. If you do not want to cancel, click No button .
editing widgets for a single Asset
editing widgets for a Group
editing widgets for a Geofence
cancelling widget changes
Figure 29 — Examples of editing Dashboard Templates
5.9.3 Deleting a Dashboard Template #
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WARNING: Default Dashboard templates from preset Tasks cannot be deleted by Fleet users. Only the following Dashboard templates can be deleted: – those created directly by the user; – those imported from a file (*.tunum); – those created from a duplicate using button. |
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Dashboards tile to enter the Dashboard Template Management window (see Figure 28a).
2) In the Dashboards for window that appears, select the Fleet resource tab for which the Template must be deleted: Assets (for a single Asset), Groups (for a Group), or Geofences (for a Geofence). After that, Task tabs will be displayed for the selected resource, under which Dashboard Templates are grouped with the corresponding sets of Keys.
3) To delete the required Dashboard Template, click 
icon in the corresponding field (see Figure 30).
4) In the dialog window that appears to confirm deletion of the Template, click the Yes, delete it! button. If deletion is not required, click the No button.
Figure 30 — Example of deleting a Dashboard Template
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WARNING: You should take note that a deleted Dashboard template cannot be restored. To prevent its loss, we recommend, using icon, export the created Template into the file (*.tunum) which is saved in the PC memory. |
5.10 Report Template Management #
5.10.1 Creating a Report Template #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Reports tile to enter the Report Template Management window (see Figure 31).
2) In the Reports for window that appears, select the Fleet resource tab for which the Template must be created: Assets (for a single Asset), Groups (for a Group), or Geofences (for a Geofence). After that, Task tabs will be displayed for the selected resource, under which Report Templates are grouped with the corresponding sets of Keys.
3) To create a new Report Template, click icon at the bottom of the tab of the corresponding Task and, from the panel that appears, select the pictogram of the required data set:
– a set of Keys selected from the default preset Key list for the relevant Task and Asset / Group / Geofence. It is also possible to select custom Keys from the standard SPNs in the S6 Database or from VSPNs (within the available number of free Keys).
– a preconfigured set of On-board equipment faults standardly received from the Asset.
– loading from the computer memory of a previously created Report Template file (*.runum) for an Asset / Group / Geofence in order to create a new Template based on it.
4) In the opened Report Template Management window, enter the name of the Template being created in the mandatory Name* field. Then, in the corresponding drop-down lists For assets (for an Asset), Applied to Groups (for a Group), or Applied to Geofences (for a Geofence), specify the names of the target Fleet resources (Assets, Groups, Geofences respectively) for the Post-analysis of which this Template can be used after it is created.
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IMPORTANT: A Report Template may contain: capital letters and lower-case Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, the underscore character _ and round brackets (). |
5) To populate the widgets of the Report template with Keys, click tile and then click icon at the top of the window that appears to add an appropriate widget to the Template.
icon appears below each newly added widget in the Template and can be used to add additional widgets.
Widgets for a single Asset:
– list of Asset performance indicators.
– Asset performance indicator charts (up to 3).
– Asset performance indicator table.
– header zone highlighting with a special color and label.
– trip Map of the mobile Asset.
– maintenance information for Asset Nodes.
– remote control commands for the Asset.
– list of registered Events in the operation of an Asset.
– list of states and operating modes of an Asset (Unit).
– list of functional state flags and alarms of an Asset (Unit).
Widgets for a Group:
– list of main performance indicators for each Asset in the Group, including summary data for the entire Group.
– list of registered Events for each Asset in the Group.
– detailed Group performance information, with comprehensive indicator display for each Asset and summary data for the Group as a whole.
– information on a registered Event, showing its attributes for each Asset in the Group.
– list of registered Events for each Asset in the Group without data aggregation.- – header zone highlighting with a special color and label.
Widgets for a Geofence:
– statistical information on Asset entry/exit Events and the number of Assets in the Geofence.
– list of Asset entry/exit Events with indication of the registration time and display of Asset markers on the Map.
– list of registered Asset entry/exit Events with indication of the time spent in the Geofence, without displaying Asset markers on the Map.
– highlighting of a header zone with a special color and label.
6) To add a Key to a widget, click the Add parameter icon in the area of the relevant widget.
For Keys containing a Parameter or a Counter, there are two options available in the Add parameter settings window:
- In Existing tab — Keys are added from the list of default preset Keys for the relevant Task.
- In Custom New tab — custom Keys can be created and added within the available number of free Keys for the relevant Task.
If you need to add a title, choose the widget 
and click the appropriate 
Edit title icon on the right.
While adding data into the widget, you are to fill in all obligatory fields marked with (*) character:
– SA* — enter the network address of the Unit that is the source of the added Key (see Annex A).
For data received from the control panel via the Modbus RTU protocol, enter network address 134.
The network address of the source of any Key for Group Report Templates is always 1000, regardless of the network addresses of the sources of similar Keys for individual Assets within the Group.
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RECOMMENDATION: Specific data on all Units the Asset is equipped with and their network addresses may be obtained in Technoton technical support by e-mail support@jv-technoton.com. |
– SPN* — select the required standard SPN of the S6 Database or a VSPN from the drop-down list of Parameters / Counters available according to the Task.
For the State List and Alarm List widgets, it is required to select a Transport SPN configured in the FM Report Generator of the used CANUp 27 Genset telematics gateway (see the Catalog of Functional Modules of the CANUp 27 telematics gateway). To configure data transmission via a Transport SPN, it is additionally necessary to specify its bit length (Len, bit* field) and indicate the bit position (Position, bit* field).
If it is necessary to specify the value of the selected SPN, select an appropriate specifier from the Spec drop-down list.
– Unit* — this drop-down list is available only for the State List and Alarm List widgets and is used to select the Unit that is the source of Asset status data. The selection is made from the list of equipment synchronized with the S6 Database.
– State* — this drop-down list is available only for the State List and Alarm List widgets and is used to select the Unit operating mode (Unit mode) or the Unit operational status (Unit operation status).
– Map list* — this drop-down list is available only for the Alarm List widget and is used to select the required information display option: Function flags or Alarm bits.
– SPN Event* — select the required Event SPN from the drop-down list of Events available according to the Task.
When adding an Event SPN to the Event Statistics and Event Info widgets of Group Report Templates, it is additionally necessary to specify the corresponding Event attributes in the SPN* field.
– Asset* — a drop-down list from which, in the created Report Template, it is possible to set data aggregation for the added Key for an Asset (i.e. automatic calculation of the last, average, total / difference, maximum / minimum values, count, etc.).
In a Report Template for an Asset, it is allowed to add Keys without data aggregation.
– Group* — a drop-down list from which, in the created Report Template, it is possible to set data aggregation for the added Key for a Group (i.e. automatic calculation of the last, average, total / difference, maximum / minimum values, count, etc.).
For Keys added to a Group Report Template, data aggregation is mandatory.
– Title* — this field is available only for the Title widget and is used to enter the title name.
– Color* — this field is available only for the Title widget and is used to assign the background color of the title.
7) After filling in the mandatory widget fields in the Add parameter window, click the Add button to save the data, after which the Key will be added to the Report Template.
In the Title widget, after configuring the title, click the Update button in the Edit title window, after which the title will be added to the Report Template.
If you need to remove a widget added to the Report Template, click 
icon in the relevant area.
8) After you add all widgets and titles into the new Report Template, press Create button, to save the data entered. If you don’t need saving the data, press 
icon.
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ATTENTION: 1) By clicking button in the field of any default Report Template in the tab of any Task, you can create a full copy (duplicate) for further editing and for creating new Templates based on it. The copied Template is automatically added to the list of Templates for the relevant Task under the original name with the prefix (duplicate).2) The created Report template can be exported as a file (*.runum) by clicking icon; the file will be saved on your computer. Later, this file can be imported by other users or used as a basis for creating other Report Templates by clicking icon. |
a) preliminary operations
example of adding a Key from the default preset Key list to a widget
example of adding a custom Key to a widget
example of widget settings for header formatting
example of settings for the Asset state list widget
saving the created Report Template
b) creating a Report Template for a single Asset
example of adding a Key from the default preset list to a widget
example of adding a custom Key to a widget
example of adding data to a registered Events list widget
example of adding data to a registered Event widget
saving the created Report Template
c) creating a Report Template for a Group
d) creating a Report Template for a Geofence
Figure 31 — Example of creating a Report Template
5.10.2 Editing a Report Template #
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WARNING: Default Report templates from preset Tasks cannot be edited by Fleet users. Only the following Report templates can be edited: – those created directly by the user; – those imported from a file (*.runum); – those created from a duplicate using button. |
1) Open Management tab in the Main menu and press Reports tile, to enter the Report Templates Management window (see Figure 31 a).
2) In the Reports for window that appears, select the Fleet resource tab for which the Template must be edited: Assets (for a single Asset), Groups (for a Group), or Geofences (for a Geofence). After that, Task tabs will be displayed for the selected resource, under which Report Templates are grouped with the corresponding sets of Keys.
3) Click the required Report Template to edit it. In the selected Template, if necessary, it is possible to change the name (Name* field), the target Fleet resources (in the corresponding drop-down lists For assets (for an Asset), Applied to Groups (for a Group), or Applied to Geofences (for a Geofence)), add new widgets, and edit or delete previously created widgets (see Figure 32).
To add new widgets, use 
icons in the middle of the Report Template window.
To add new Keys to a widget, click the Add parameter icon in the area of the relevant widget (the options and procedure for adding Keys are similar to section 5.10.1).
To edit Keys, use the corresponding icons in the widgets. After making changes to the Key data in the Update parameter window, click Update button to confirm them.
To edit the Title widget, click the corresponding Edit title icon on the right. After making the changes, click the Update button to confirm them.
To delete a widget, click icon in the relevant area.
To delete Keys, use the corresponding 
icons in the widgets.
4) As soon as you complete editing the Report Template, press Update button in the upper right corner, to save the changes made.
If you don’t need to save the data, press icon. In the dialog box Close without saving?, click Yes button to confirm cancellation of the changes. If cancellation is not required, click No button.
example of editing Key data in a widget for a Key added from the default preset Key list
example of editing custom Key data in a widget
saving data entered
widget changes cancellation
Figure 32 — Example of editing a Report Template
5.10.3 Deleting a Report Template #
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WARNING: Default Report Templates from preset Tasks cannot be deleted by Fleet users. Only the following Report Templates can be deleted: – those created directly by the user; – those imported from a file (*.runum); – those created from a duplicate using button. |
1) Open Management tab in the Main menu and press Reports tile, to enter the Report Templates Management window (see Figure 31 a).
2) In the Reports for window that appears, select the Fleet resource tab for which the Template must be deleted: Assets (for a single Asset), Groups (for a Group), or Geofences (for a Geofence). After that, Task tabs will be displayed for the selected resource, under which Report Templates are grouped with the corresponding sets of Keys.
3) To delete the required Report Template, click 
icon in the corresponding field (see Figure 33).
4) In the dialog window that appears to confirm deletion of the Template, click Yes, delete it!. If deletion is not required, click the No button.
Figure 33 — Example of deleting a Report Template
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WARNING: You should take note that a deleted Report Template cannot be restored. To prevent its loss, we recommend, using icon, to export the created Template into (*.runum) file which is saved in the PC memory. |
5.11 Virtual SPN Management #
5.11.1 Creating a VSPN #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Virtual SPN tile to enter the VSPN Management window (see Figure 34).
2) Above the VSPN list, click the New VSPN button.
3) In the Details window that opens, fill in all mandatory fields marked with the * symbol:
- Name* — enter the name of the VSPN being created.
If necessary, you may also specify the unit of measurement of the Parameter in the optional Unit field and add an explanatory note in the Comment field.
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IMPORTANT: The VSPN name may contain uppercase and lowercase Latin letters from A to Z and from a to z, digits from 0 to 9, the underscore character _, and round brackets (). |
- Task* — select from the drop-down list the Task to which the created VSPN must be linked.
- Formula* — enter the formula for calculating the VSPN using the specified SPN (up to 3), calibration tables (up to 3), constants, functions, and operators.Click the formula input icon in the Formula* header. In the Add SPN window that appears, fill in the two mandatory fields:
- SA* — enter the network address of the Unit that is the source of the added Parameter (see Annex A).
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RECOMMENDATION: Specific data on all Units the Asset is equipped with and their network addresses may be obtained in Technoton technical support by e-mail support@jv-technoton.com. |
- SPN* — select the required SPN of the S6 Database from the drop-down list available according to the Task.
Note — Some SPN may have specifiers used to specify their values.
To add an SPN to the formula, click the Add button in the Add SPN window.
If it is necessary to add a calibration table to the formula, click the table icon in the Formula* field.
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IMPORTANT: When entering a formula and calibration tables, it is strongly recommended to use the examples of VSPN operation notation provided in Annex B. |
4) After entering the formula, click the Validate button to confirm the correctness of the data.
The appearance of the Success message confirms that the data are correct, while the Error message indicates errors.
5) After correct entry of the VSPN calculation formula, click the Create button to save the entered data of the new VSPN. If saving is not required, click 
icon.
After notification of successful creation of the new VSPN, its name will be added to the VSPN list under an automatically assigned unique number (ID field) for identification on the UNUM IIoT Platform Server and a mnemonic code (Code field). The mnemonic code is used to identify the VSPN in widgets of Dashboard Templates and Report Templates.
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ATTENTION: 1) A VSPN can also be created by importing it from a file (*.unum-vspn). To do this, click the Import button and upload the file from the computer disk. The imported VSPN is automatically added to the VSPN list with its original name and mnemonic code, but with a new ID and without linkage to Tasks. 2) Created VSPN can be exported individually or as a list to the computer disk into a file (*.unum-asset). To do this, select the required VSPN using the checkboxes in the corresponding rows and click the activated Export button. Subsequently, the exported VSPN can be loaded from the computer disk under their original names and mnemonic codes to create new VSPN based on them. |
Figure 34 — Example of creating a VSPN
5.11.2 Editing a VSPN #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Virtual SPN tile to enter the VSPN Management window (see Figure 34).
2) In the VSPN list, select the checkbox of the VSPN to be edited. For convenience, you can select the required number of VSPN displayed per page (10 / 20 / 50 / 100) from the corresponding drop-down list or use the search field by name (see Figure 35).
3) In the Details settings area for the selected VSPN, if necessary, you can modify the name (Name* field), Task (Task* field), formula (Formula* field), unit of measurement (Unit field), and comment (Comment field).
The unique number (ID field) and mnemonic code (Code field) automatically assigned during VSPN creation are not editable.
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IMPORTANT: When editing the formula, it is strongly recommended to use the examples of VSPN operation notation provided in Annex B. |
4) After modifying the formula, click the Validate button to confirm the correctness of the data.
The appearance of the Success message confirms correct data entry, while the Error message indicates errors.
5) After making changes to the VSPN, click the Save button to save the data. If saving is not required, click icon .
Figure 35 — Example of editing a VSPN
5.11.3 Deleting a VSPN #
1) In the Main menu, open the Management tab and click the Virtual SPN tile to enter the VSPN Management window (see Figure 34).
2) VSPN can be deleted individually or as a list (see Figure 36):
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To delete a single VSPN, click its row and, in the Details settings area, click the Delete button.
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To delete multiple VSPN simultaneously, select the checkboxes in the corresponding rows of the VSPN list and click the activated Delete button.
3) In the dialog window that appears to confirm deletion of the VSPN, click Yes, delete it!. If deletion is not required, click the No button.
Figure 36 — Example of deleting a VSPN
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WARNING: Please note that once a VSPN is deleted, it cannot be restored. |
5.12 Operational monitoring of Fleet operation #
Operational monitoring of the operation of Assets / Groups / Geofences is performed using Dashboards, on which Parameters, Counters, Events, faults, movement, and maintenance information are displayed in real time by means of widgets (gauge and digital indicators, progress bars, Graphs, tables, Map).
Dashboards for the Fleet are organized by Tasks.
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IMPORTANT: Detailed information about the Tasks preconfigured in the Industry Solution is provided in the corresponding Task Catalog (for example, see the document UNUM Genset telematics service. Task Catalog). |
To work with Dashboards, in the Main Monitoring Window (see 5.2) perform the following steps:
1) In the Main menu, open the Home tab, or in the Dashboards tab open menu and select from the Fleet resource list the required single Asset (the Assets tab), Group (the Groups tab), or Geofence (the Geofences tab). The name of the selected Asset / Group / Geofence will be displayed on the Information panel (see Figure 37).
a) selection in Home tab
b) selection in Dashboards tab
Figure 37 — Examples of selecting an Asset for real-time performance monitoring using Dashboards
2) In the Dashboards tab, the required Dashboard Templates are selected from the corresponding Task tabs (see figure 38).
- In the Dashboards title, the standard data set is displayed: the Task, the Dashboard name, / indicators of the Asset online/offline status, of availability/absence of data on the engine/electric generator operation, of the date and time of the latest data update.
Note — In Dashboards tables for Groups, the Assets online/offline status indicators, indicators of availability/absence of data on the engine/electric generator operation are displayed in the respective lines of
columns . - In the Dashboard data display area, when you hover the cursor over any Parameters or Counters, the following are displayed for the relevant Keys: SPN / VSPN number, name, specifier (if available), and the unique network address of the source Unit.
- In graphical widgets, when you hover the cursor over the chart, the value of the corresponding Parameter, along with the date and time, is displayed for the selected point. If necessary, you can zoom in on a specific section of the chart along the time axis by selecting it while holding down the left mouse button. To reset the zoom, click
icon on the right side of the chart. - In widgets of Events, by pressing
buttons, you may filter lists of urgent, important and information Events accordingly. The number of Events in the corresponding list is indicated on each of these buttons. The total number of all recorded Events is listed in Total field .
By clicking
icon in the line of the relevant Event, you can view its attributes: the value of the Parameter for which the Event was recorded (for example, fuel volume for “Refueling”/”Draining”), and the date and time of occurrence. - In widgets of Onboard equipment malfunctions you may view attributes for each malfunction: date and time of occurrence, SID+FMI codes, network addresses of source Units. In
field you may search for the required malfunction by its code. By pressing 
buttons, you may filter lists of active and saved malfunctions accordingly. The number of malfunctions in the corresponding list is indicated on each of these buttons. The total number of all recorded malfunctions is listed in Total field.
- In the maintenance widgets for Asset Nodes, each criterion displays: the maximum and current values of the corresponding resource Counter, its progress bar and current utilization percentage, and the estimated date of the Node’s scheduled maintenance.
Depending on resource utilization, the progress bar may be displayed in blue, yellow, or red, indicating normal, borderline, or maintenance-required status of the Node, respectively.
When you hover the cursor over any criterion, the following are shown: the network address of the relevant source Unit, SPN number and Counter name, unit of measurement, and the date and time of the last data update.
When any resource Counter reaches 100% utilization, its progress bar turns red, indicating that maintenance is required for the corresponding Node.
After servicing an Asset Node, click
icon in the line of the relevant criterion. In the Make service window that appears, click Apply button to reset the resource Counter. The progress bar will then change to blue, and the resource utilization percentage will be set to 0%. - To track the movement of a selected mobile Asset on the Map widget, click Follow button in the upper left corner of the Map. After clicking, the button will change to Unfollow button, and the moving Asset, along with the last 10 points of its track, will always remain in the center of the Map. To stop tracking the Asset’s movement, click Unfollow button.
- A particular feature of Dashboards for monitoring Groups is data presentation only in the form of tables.
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In Geofence Dashboards, the current location of Assets within the Geofence is displayed. By selecting the required Asset from the list, it is possible to view detailed information on its entry/exit Events, including the corresponding Geofence boundary crossing points, location coordinates, date, and time.
By clicking the In and Out buttons, you can filter the lists of Asset entry and exit Events respectively. The All button shows the total number of registered Events for the selected Asset.
a) real-time display of basic information on engine fuel consumption of an Asset
b) real-time display of detailed information on the Asset fuel tank
c) real-time display of basic fuel consumption information for a pool of four Assets
d) real-time display of detailed information on electrical parameters of the Asset genset
e) real-time display of remote control command buttons of an Asset
f) real-time display of telematics information for an Asset
g) real-time display of information on maintenance of Asset Nodes
h) real-time display of information on the location and travel route of an Asset
i) real-time display of diagnostic information for an Asset
j) real-time display of detailed information on electrical parameters of a Group of gensets
k) real-time display of information on fuel tanks of a Group
l) real-time display of information on fuel consumption of a Group
m) real-time display of information on registered Geofence Events
n) real-time display of information on operating modes, functional states, state flags, and alarms of an Asset
Figure 38 — Examples of operational monitoring of Fleet operation using Dashboards
5.13 Post-analysis of Fleet operation #
Post-analysis of Fleet operation for a specified time period is performed using:
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Analytical reports that display Parameters, Counters, Events, and other information for Assets / Groups / Geofences.
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Multi-Graphs (with combination of up to 3 Graphs) that display changes of selected SPN from the accumulated array of “raw” (RAW) data received from an Asset and stored on the Server.
5.13.1 Generating Analytical reports #
Analytical reports for the Fleet are organized by Tasks.
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IMPORTANT: Detailed information about the Tasks preconfigured in the Industry Solution is provided in the corresponding Task Catalog (for example, see the document UNUM Genset telematics service. Task Catalog). |
To work with Analytical reports, in the Main Monitoring Window (see 5.2) perform the following steps:
1) In the Main menu, open the Home tab, or in the Dashboards tab open menu and select from the Fleet resource list the required single Asset (the Assets tab), Group (the Groups tab), or Geofence (the Geofences tab). The name of the selected Asset / Group / Geofence will be displayed on the Information panel (see Figure 39).
a) selection in the Home tab
b) selection in the Reports tab
Figure 39 — Examples of selecting an Asset for analyzing its operation using Analytical reports
2) In the Reports tab, select the required Report Templates from the available Tasks. To generate an Analytical report based on the selected Template, specify the time period for which the Report must be generated (see 5.2) and click the Create report button (see Figure 40).
If it is necessary to save the generated Report to a PDF file, click the Save report button. The Report can also be saved to an XLSX file by clicking the Save as Excel button.
- In the title of each created Analytical report, a standard data set is presented: Task, Report name, Fleet resource for which it was created and the specified reporting period, date and time of its generation and user name.
- In the data display area of created Analytical reports, whenever you place the cursor on any Parameters and Counters of the relevant Keys, the following are displayed: the number, name, specifier (if available) for the respective SPN / VSPN, and the unique source Unit network address.
- For Parameters/Counters presented as charts, when you hover the cursor over any chart, the corresponding values of all indicators, as well as the date and time for the selected point, are displayed.
Legends are shown above all charts, indicating the color of the lines for the respective indicators. By clicking the name of any indicator in the legend, you can enable or disable the display of the corresponding chart.
Below each chart, there is a time axis scaling/navigation bar, where you can conveniently highlight and zoom in on the required section of the chart and move along the selected section using two handles 
. You can also zoom in on the desired section of the chart by selecting it while holding down the left mouse button. To reset the applied scaling/zoom, click 
icon on the right side of the chart.
If you need, you may enable axes count from zero for the ordinate axis of the chart in Axes from 0 field.
Time intervals during which data for the corresponding Parameter / Counter were absent on the Server are highlighted by color on the Graphs of Analytical reports, and the Graphs themselves within these intervals are displayed as dashed lines.
- In Analytical Event reports, a tabular list of emergency, important, and informational Events is provided. For each Event, it is possible to view attributes such as: the Event SPN, the network address of the source Unit, the SPN of the Parameter for which the Event was recorded, and other data.
- In Analytical reports of On-board equipment faults, for each fault it is possible to view attributes such as: the date and time of occurrence, SID+FMI codes, and the network addresses of the source Units.
Using 
field, you may search for the required malfunction by its code. By pressing 
buttons, you may filter lists of active and saved malfunctions accordingly. The number of malfunctions in the corresponding list is indicated on each of these buttons. The total number of all recorded malfunctions is indicated in Total field.
- In the Analytical reports for Asset Node maintenance, each criterion displays: the date of the last (shown in black) or overdue (shown in red) Node maintenance, the maximum and current values of the relevant resource Counter, the current percentage of resource utilization, and the username of the person who last reset the resource Counter.
Depending on resource utilization, the data may be displayed in black or red, indicating a normal status or one requiring immediate maintenance, respectively.
When you hover the cursor over any criterion, the following are shown: the network address of the relevant source Unit, the SPN number and Counter name, and the unit of measurement.
- In Analytical reports for trips of a mobile Asset, a list of trips for the selected period is provided. For each trip, the following are indicated: date and time, distance traveled, number of stops, and track color. Summary information for all Asset trips during the reporting period is shown at the bottom of the list.
To view the track and analyze details for a specific trip, click its line in the list. The selected trip’s track is highlighted in red on the Map, showing the start point (green marker Start) and end point (red marker Finish). When you click these points, pop-up windows appear, showing the start/end date and time, distance traveled, and number of stops. If the trip was not completed at the time the report was generated, the end point window will display the notification Trip isn’t completed.
If necessary, you can click any point on the track to view brief information about the Asset’s performance indicators at that specific point.
To display Asset stop markers on the track, check the Show stops box located above the Map. For accurate stop detection, it is recommended to enter a value of 30 seconds or more for the minimal stop duration in the Minimal stop duration, sec field.
If needed, clicking an Asset stop marker will open a pop-up window with brief information: duration of the stop, date and time, and location coordinates.
- In Geofence Analytical reports, by selecting the required Asset from the list, it is possible to view detailed information on its entry/exit Events, including the corresponding Geofence boundary crossing points, location coordinates, date, and time. By clicking the In and Out fields, you can filter the lists of Asset entry and exit Events respectively.
a) Report with detailed information on engine fuel consumption of an Asset for a period of “one month”
b) Report with information on electrical parameters of the Asset genset for a period of “one day”
c) Report with information on Asset engine operation for a period of “one day”
d) Report with information on Asset trips for a period of “one day”
e) Report with information on faults of the Asset on-board equipment for a period of “three months”
f) Report with information on Events in the operation of an Asset for a period of “one day”
g) Report with information on maintenance of Asset Nodes for a period of “one month”
h) Report with information on electrical parameters of a Group for a period of “one day”
i) Report with information on operating parameters of Group engines for a period of “one day”
j) Report with information on Group fuel consumption for a period of “one day”
k) Report with information on Geofence statistics for a period of “one month”
l) Report with information on functional states and alarms of an Asset for a period of “one day”
Figure 40 — Examples of generated Analytical reports for post-analysis of Fleet operation
5.13.2 Generating Multi-Graphs #
To work with Multi-Graphs, in the Main Monitoring Window (see 5.2) perform the following steps:
1) In the Main menu, open the Home tab, or in the Graphs tab open menu and select the required single Asset from the Fleet resource list (the Assets list). The name of the selected Asset will be displayed on the Information panel (see Figure 41).
a) selection in the Home tab
b) selection in the Graphs tab
Figure 41 — Examples of selecting an Asset for generating Multi-Graphs
2) In the Graphs tab, select the required SPN (up to 3) from the drop-down list of data accumulated by the Server from the corresponding Asset.
For convenience, search for Parameters is available directly in the drop-down list by their name, S6 Database SPN number, or the unique network address of the source Unit.
Specify the time period for which changes in the selected data must be analyzed and click the Analyze button to generate the Multi-Graph (see Figure 42).
- In the header of the generated Multi-Graph, the specified time period and a legend indicating the line colors, units of measurement, and network addresses of the source Units for the corresponding SPN are always displayed.
- When hovering the cursor over any Graph of the generated Multi-Graph, the corresponding values of all SPN, as well as the date and time, are displayed for the selected point.
- Above the Multi-Graphs, legends indicating the colors of the lines for the corresponding parameters are displayed. By clicking the name of any parameter in the legend, you can enable or disable the display of the corresponding Graph.
- Below the Multi-Graph, there is a time-axis scaling/navigation bar, in which, using two
handles, you can conveniently select and zoom in on the required segment of the Multi-Graph and navigate within the selected segment. You can also zoom in on a required time segment by selecting it while holding the left mouse button. To reset the applied scaling/zooming, click 
icon on the right side of the Multi-Graph. - If necessary, by clicking the Axes from 0 label, you can enable or disable zero-based scaling for the Multi-Graph ordinate axis.
- Time intervals during which data for the Parameters / Counters selected for the Multi-Graph were absent on the Server are highlighted by color, and the Multi-Graph in these intervals is displayed as dashed lines.
a) selection of SPN
b) selection of the time period and generation of the Multi-Graph
c) generated Multi-Graph
d) application of time-axis scaling
Figure 42 — Examples of generating Multi-Graphs for analyzing changes of three Parameters over the periods “one week” and “one month”
Annex A Recommended Unit Network Addresses #
Table A.1 — Permitted network addresses of Units installed on an Object within a unified network
| Units S6 | Maximum quantity per single Asset | Permitted network addresses (SA) | |
| Type | Model | ||
| Telematics gateway | CANUp 27 | 1 | 100 |
| CAN j1939/S6 Display | MasterCAN Display 35 | 2 | 109, 110 |
| Fuel flow meters | DFM CAN /DFM D CAN | 16 | 0…240 (recommended ranges 111…118, 151…158) |
| DFM Marine CAN | |||
| Flow meters | DFM Industrial CAN | 8 | 111…118 |
| Fuel level sensors | DUT-E CAN | 16 | 91…98, 101…108 |
| DUT-E GSM | |||
| DUT-E 2Bio CAN | |||
| Data converters | MasterCAN CC | 2 | 0…250 (recommended addresses 122, 142) |
| MasterCAN C232/485 | 2 | 124, 144 | |
| MasterCAN V-Gate | 2 | 125, 145 | |
| MasterCAN CAN2RS | 1 | 135 | |
| MasterCAN RS2CAN | 1 | 134 | |
| MasterCAN P2CAN | 1 | 140 | |
| Contactless reader-converter | FMSCrocodile CCAN | 1 | 122 |
| j1939 i/o module | MasterCAN DAC15 | 2 | 126, 146 |
| MasterCAN DAC2113 | 127, 147 | ||
| Position sensor | GNOM DP CAN | 1 | 218, 82…85 |
| Wireless interface | Marker S7 Radiobox CAN | 1 | 131 |
| Signal converter | GNOM S7 Radiobox CAN | 1 | 148 |
| Signal converter | S7 Radiobox CAN | 1 | 142 |
Annex B Examples of operations recording for VSPN #
VSPN enables to:
- create a configurable Parameter using SPN (up to 3 pcs.);
- use calibration tables TN{…} (up to 3 pcs.);
- use operators (mathematical, logical, comparative, ternary) and different functions.
In VSPN, operations can be performed between:
- SPN and SPN;
- SPN and number;
- SPN and the calibration table TN{…};
- Calibration table TN{…} and number;
- Calibration table TN{…} and calibration table TN{…}.
Example:
TN{…} – calibration table of the format TN{x1, y1;x2, y2},
where N – number of the table (see figure B.1).
Figure B.1 — Example of writing the calibration table
Table B.1 — Applied operations and functions
| Operation | Designation | Examples | |
| Mathematical operations | |||
| Addition “+” | SPN1 + SPN2 | [101:96:0] + [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 + number | [101:96:0] + 10 | ||
| SPN1 + T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] + T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) + T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) + T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| Deduction “-” | SPN1 – SPN2 | [101:96:0] – [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 – number | [101:96:0] – 10 | ||
| SPN1 – T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] – T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) – T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) – T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| Multiplying “*” | SPN1 * SPN2 | [101:96:0] * [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 * number | [101:96:0] * 10 | ||
| SPN1 * T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] * T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) * T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) * T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| Division “/” | SPN1 / SPN2 | [101:96:0] / [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 / number | [101:96:0] / 10 | ||
| SPN1 / T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] / T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) / T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) / T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| Raising to power “^” | SPN1 ^ SPN2 | [101:96:0] ^ [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 ^ number | [101:96:0] ^ 10 | ||
| SPN1 ^ T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] ^ T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) ^ T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) ^ T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| Comparative operators Note — The result of the operation performed is either “1” or “0” |
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| Equal to “==” | SPN1 == SPN2 | [101:96:0] == [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 == number | [101:96:0] == 10 | ||
| SPN1 == T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] == T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) == T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0])==T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 + SPN2) == (SPN3 * SPN4) | ([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) == ([103:96:0] * [104:96:0]) |
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| (SPN1 – SPN2) == (SPN3 / SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) == ([103:96:0] / [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) == (SPN3 ^ SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) == ([103:96:0] ^ [104:96:0]) |
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| More or equal to “>=” | SPN1 >= SPN2 | [101:96:0] >= [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 >= number | [101:96:0] >= 10 | ||
| SPN1 >= T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] >= T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) >= T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0])>=T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 + SPN2) >= (SPN3 * SPN4) | ([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) >= ([103:96:0] * [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) >= (SPN3 / SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) >= ([103:96:0] / [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) >= (SPN3 ^ SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) >= ([103:96:0] ^ [104:96:0]) | ||
| Less or equal to “<=” |
SPN1 <= SPN2 | [101:96:0] <= [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 <= number | [101:96:0] <= 10 | ||
| SPN1 <= T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] <= T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) <= T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0])<=T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 + SPN2) <= (SPN3 * SPN4) | ([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) <= ([103:96:0] * [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) <= (SPN3 / SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) <= ([103:96:0] / [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) <= (SPN3 ^ SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) <= ([103:96:0] ^ [104:96:0]) | ||
| Not equal to “!=” | SPN1 != SPN2 | [101:96:0] != [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 != number | [101:96:0] != 10 | ||
| SPN1 != T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] != T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) != T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0])!= T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 + SPN2) != (SPN3 * SPN4) | ([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) != ([103:96:0] * [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) != (SPN3 / SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) != ([103:96:0] / [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) != (SPN3 ^ SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) != ([103:96:0] ^ [104:96:0]) | ||
| More “>” | SPN1 > SPN2 | [101:96:0] > [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 > number | [101:96:0] > 10 | ||
| SPN1 > T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] > T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) > T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) > T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 + SPN2) > (SPN3 * SPN4) | ([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) > ([103:96:0] * [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) > (SPN3 / SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) > ([103:96:0] / [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) >(SPN3 ^ SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) > ([103:96:0] ^ [104:96:0]) | ||
| Less “<” | SPN1 < SPN2 | [101:96:0] < [102:96:0] | |
| SPN1 < number | [101:96:0] < 10 | ||
| SPN1 < T1(SPN2) | [102:96:0] < T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| T1(SPN1) < T2(SPN2) | T1([101:174:0]) < T2([101:174:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 + SPN2) < (SPN3 * SPN4) | ([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) < ([103:96:0] * [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) < (SPN3 / SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) < ([103:96:0] / [104:96:0]) | ||
| (SPN1 – SPN2) < (SPN3 ^ SPN4) | ([101:96:0] – [102:96:0]) < ([103:96:0] ^ [104:96:0]) | ||
| Logical operators Note — The result of the operation performed is either “1” or “0” |
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| AND “&&” | ((SPN1 + SPN2) < (number * SPN3)) && ((T1(SPN4) + SPN3) < (T1(SPN1) + T2(SPN2))) | (([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) < (10 * [103:96:0])) && ((T1([101:174:0]) + [103:96:0]) < (T1([101:96:0]) + T2([102:96:0]))) | |
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| OR “||” | ((SPN1 + SPN2) < (number * SPN3)) || ((T1(SPN4) + SPN3) < (T1(SPN1) + T2(SPN2))) | (([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) < (10 * [103:96:0])) || ((T1([101:174:0]) + [103:96:0]) < (T1([101:96:0]) + T2([102:96:0]))) | |
| (…) || (…) | |||
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Ternary operator |
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| (condition)?(command):(command) | ((SPN1 + SPN2) < (number * SPN3)) ? (T1(SPN1) + SPN3) : (SPN1 + SPN3) | (([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) < (10 * [103:96:0])) ? (T1([101:96:0]) + [103:96:0]) : ([101:96:0] + [103:96:0]) | |
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Trigonometric functions |
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| Sine “SIN” | sin (…) sin (SPN1 + SPN2) |
sin ([101:96:0] + [103:96:0]) | |
| Cosine “COS” | cos (…) cos (SPN1 – number) |
cos ([101:96:0] – 10) | |
| Tangent “TAN” | tan (…) tan (SPN1 * T1(SPN4)) |
tan ([101:96:0] * T1([104:96:0])) | |
| Arcsine “ASIN” | asin (…) asin (T1(SPN1) / number) |
asin (T1([101:96:0]) / 10) | |
| Anticosine “ACOS” | acos (…) acos (T1(SPN1) == T1(SPN2)) |
acos (T1([101:96:0]) == T1([102:96:0])) | |
| Arctangent
“ATAN” |
atan (…) atan (T1(SPN1) > T2(SPN2)) |
atan (T1([101:174:0]) > T2([101:174:0])) | |
| Other functions | |||
| Binary logarithm “LOG2” | log2 (…) log2 ((SPN1 + SPN2) < (number * SPN3)) |
log2 (([101:96:0] + [102:96:0]) < (5 * [103:96:0])) | |
| Decimal logarithm “LOG10” | log10 (…) log10 ((T1(SPN4) + SPN3) < (T1(SPN1) + T2(SPN2))) |
log10 ((T1([104:96:0]) + [103:96:0]) < (T1([101:96:0]) + T2([102:96:0]))) | |
| Natural logarithm (log) “LN” | ln (…) ln (T1(SPN1) / number) |
ln (T1([101:96:0]) / 10) | |
| Exponent (ex) “EXP” | exp (…) exp (T1(SPN1) == T1(SPN2)) |
exp (T1([101:96:0]) == T1([102:96:0])) | |
| Square root “SQRT” | sqrt (…) sqrt (SPN1 * T1(SPN4)) |
sqrt ([101:96:0] + T1([104:96:0])) | |
| Rounding up or down to the nearest whole number
“RINT” |
rint (…) rint (SPN1 * number) |
rint ([101:96:0] + 10) | |
| Module “ABS” | abs (…) abs (SPN1 + SPN2) |
abs ([101:96:0] + [103:96:0]) | |
| Minimum “MIN” (returning minimum value) | min (…) min (SPN1,SPN2,SPN3) |
min ([101:96:0],[103:96:0], [104:96:0]) | |
| Maximum “MAX” (returning maximum value) | max (…) max (SPN1,SPN2,SPN3) |
max ([101:96:0] + [103:96:0]) | |
| Sum “SUM” (returning the sum of all values) | sum (…) sum (SPN1,SPN2,SPN3) |
sum ([101:96:0] + [103:96:0]) | |
| Direct average “AVG”
(returning direct average of all values) |
avg (…) avg (SPN1,SPN2,SPN3) |
avg ([101:96:0] + [103:96:0]) | |