Analyze sensor data & create reports

This article explains the sensor analysis and the reporting functionality.

 

Table of Content
  1. How to analyze the measures data
  2. LIBERO Gx Alarm State
  3. Occurrences in the chart

  4. How to create a data report

 

How to analyze the sensor

To open the sensor analysis view, simply click on the tile representing the corresponding sensor in the Dashboard view or select Analysis from the sensor menu.

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The first section Sensor Analysis Period allows specifying the time range that should be considered for the analysis. Either select one of the presets Last 7 Days, Previous Week, Previous Calendar Month, Previous Year or specify an individual time range via the input fields. Click Show to update the analysis view.

The buttons Previous and Next allow jumping backward and forward in the selected range, i.e. when the last 7 days were selected, Previous will show the 7 days prior to the last 7 days.

In the second section Chart the measurement values for the selected period are shown. Furthermore, alarm limits are clearly marked via horizontal lines in red. "Reloaded values", i.e. measurement values that were not delivered in the defined interval, e.g. due to an interruption of the radio Connection, are marked with a light-green background. Measurement values during times with deactivated alarming are marked with a grey background.

You may zoom in the chart via clicking and moving the mouse pointer. Be aware that the analysis time range is not adapted, but only the chart view is updated. You may return to the original time range specified in the first section by clicking the "Reset zoom" button in the chart (see image below).

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The third section Statistics provides relevant statistical parameters for the selected sensor and the time range specified in the first section.

The fourth section on Events finally lists all entries from the audit trail related to the selected sensor during the time range specified in the first section.

LIBERO Gx Alarm State

For LIBERO Gx devices, the status of a run (OK/ALARM) is part of the sensor view. For a simple and fast evaluation of a LIBERO Gx run, the start and end time of the run are always preselected. The status of the completed run is calculated and displayed with the alarm status icon on top of the sensor analysis page and on top of the corresponding PDF report.

The alarm state is always calculated for the entire run and represented by the following symbols:


  Alarm Status is OK.

  Alarm Status is not OK.

Occurences

For LIBERO Gx and ECOLOG-PRO xG, the following occurrences and events are represented on the chart:

  • Communication times
  • Start Run / Stop Run (for LIBERO Gx only)
  • Alarming on / Alarming off
  • Flight mode on / Flight mode off (for LIBERO Gx only)
  • Upper Limit Alarm, Lower Limit Alarm
  • Issue Alarms: missing communication warning, sensor failure alarm, lost measurement alarm, low battery warning
  • Device states: Start, Delayed, Transit, Paused, Arrived, Stopped, Calibration
  • Mark: Timestamp marked via device menu (with stamp counter)

Alarms of the same alarm type are shown and hidden together. When multiple occurrences and events take place at the same time, they are distinguishable.

How to create a data report

  • Make sure you have accessed the sensor analysis view and you have filtered the data according to your needs (explained above).

  • Click on Report and the current view which you filtered will be exported into a PDF file.

  • Please click the screen below to find a sample report.

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