The most recent activity from the system is available from the system details screen.
This page provides access into the system communications history as well as router configuration using ACEmanager (by clicking the IP address) or AirLink OS (by clicking the Configuration button) and other functions.
You can check the configuration of the system from last synchronization, launch a synchronize operation, create a new template from the system configuration, or directly change the configuration settings on this system (apply settings).
The following actions can be run on the system, depending on the capabilities of the system:
Synchronize | Create a synchronization operation; the server will read all the data known for this system next time the system communicates. | |
Configure Communication | Change heartbeat and periodic reports. | |
Reboot | Reboot the system. | |
Upgrade Firmware | Upgrade the system with new firmware. | |
Apply Template | Apply an already created template. | |
Edit | Edit the system details. | |
Change labels | Add labels to the system or remove labels from the system. | |
Activate | Activate the system if it is in Maintenance or Inventory. | |
Retrieve Data | Retrieve a dataset from the device. | |
Export Data | Export status data or a dataset for a defined period of time in a .csv file. | |
Custom Command | Send a command to a system. Commands must be defined in one of the applications running in your system. | |
Send SMS | Send a SMS. A SMS account needs to be configured for your company. See How to configure an SMS account? for help. | |
Retrieve Logs | Retrieve and then download logs from the device. See How to retrieve logs from a system? for help. | |
Wake Up | Send a wakeup SMS. A SMS account needs to be configured for your company. This function is supported only on OpenAT AirPrime module. | |
Factory reset | Restore the system to its factory settings. | |
Send AT Command | This function is supported only on OpenAT AirPrime modules. | |
Install Application | Install or upgrade an embedded application on your system. | |
Install Bundle | For systems that use Legato, install a system bundle on your system. See Create Systems Bundles on the Legato web site for help. |
To view the Timeline, click the Timeline button.
The Timeline presents a chronological list view of the events in the device’s life:
in order to see foreseeable relation between an issue and any event.
The filtering mechanism enables you to get only the relevant information, and time navigation enables you to browse the timeline.
To view the Data History, click the Data History button.
You can configure the Data History to present a graphical view of the communications history.
Data history widgets can also be added in the system details view.
You can view the Initial Dashboard, with its set of default widgets, or create a Custom Dashboard with a set of widgets to display the information that is most important for you.
See here for more information about dashboard.
The standard widgets displayed on the Initial Dashboard are:
You can also add the following widgets to a custom dashboard:
This widget shows the communication information of the system with AirVantage:
Example of Synchronization Logs
The System information (“System Info”) widget shows the latest information retrieved from the system:
Color Codes for data values: System information may appear in different colors depending on the status of the data
Red when a Status Report exists, is activated (ON) and the timestamp when the value was received is greater than the Status report period.
Green or blue when a Status Report exists, is activated (ON) and the timestamp when the value was received is lower than or equal to the Status report period.
Orange when the router reports data that does not match the data linked to the router. For example, if the Firmware field appears orange, the router may be linked to a different firmware version than the version that is installed and being reported to ALMS. If this Firmware issue occurs, you can correct it by editing the system information. Click the More button, select Edit, and then select the correct firmware version in Firmware and Applications.
Gray when no Status Report is configured or when it is in OFF status.
If your system runs ALEOS, you can jump to ACEmanager from system details by clicking on its IP address in the default status info report section. Note: Works only if the IP address is reachable from the user network and if the system is communicating.
For AirLink XR90 and XR80 routers, the System Info widget shows information for each cellular interface on the router. Click one of the tabs (Cellular, AirLink XR80, or XP Cellular in the example shown below) to view information about an interface.
An RX55 router running AirLink OS has just one cellular interface, so no tabs appear on its System Info widget.
If a cellular interface has multiple APNs configured, click the Multi-APN Enabled link to view details for each APN, as shown below.
Multi-APN details are available only for routers running AirLink OS 4.0 or later.
If the router has one or more High Power User Equipment (HPUE) modems connected via Ethernet, the modem information is available on the System Info widget.
External Modem details are available only for routers running AirLink OS 4.1 or later.
The widget can display data for up to six external modems.
If the router does not report any external modem data points within the 4 minutes after a manual synchronization operation is completed or within the 4 minutes after the router is supposed to report in for the status report, the external modem is considered disconnected and is not displayed in the System Info widget.
The widget shows the latest alerts raised for this sytem and provides links to acknowledge it or show the complete list.
The widget shows the latest operations executed or scheduled for this sytem and provides links to access more details (like logs) or show the complete list.
The widget shows the system location on a Google Map. You can edit the location manually if your system is not moving.
For routers running AirLink OS 4.0 or later, this widget mirrors the “Statistics” page in AirLink OS (Status/Monitoring > Networking > Statistics), displaying the interface name as well as the number of Bytes, Packets and Errors sent and received for that interface.
The widget lists the applications running on the system and actions you can perform on each application.
Feature | Icon | Description |
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Details | See the applications definition and capabilities, download application package. | |
Application | Open the application configuration page: view the last data, settings and change the configuration. | |
Upgrade | Launch an operation to upgrade the application on the system. | |
Start | Launch an operation to start the application on the system. | |
Stop | Launch an operation to stop the application on the system. | |
Uninstall | Launch an operation to uninstall the application on the system. |