BlackBerry ITB100-1 Asset Tracker User Manual Technical rev

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User’s Guide
August 2017
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Table of Contents
1 Overview .....
1.1 The Dashboard map
1.2 The Dashboard main men
2 Browsing the map
2.1 Map settings.
2.2 Modify map settings
2.3 Browse asset information on the map
2.4 Event markers
3 Retrieving asset information
3.1 Download installation worksheet
3.2 Search for assets
3.2.1 Search by asset [D
3.2.2 Search by sensor data
3.3 View asset information
3.4 View cargo state informatlo
3.5 Retrieve asset type information
3.6 Modify asset type...
3.7 Modify asset alert settings
3.8 Retrieve modules and pairing informatio
4 Understanding events and alerts
4.1 The Event Timeline view
4.2 View the Event Timeline
4.3 Filter events
4.4 Set event time range
4.5 Interpret the Timeline view
4.5.1 Zooming in and out.
4.5.2 Zooming in on a specific event
4.5.3 How events are interpreted
4.6 Download events in Timeline.
4.7 Events that require configuration
4.8 Temperature and humidity event configuration .....
5 Access other asset related information
5.1 View geofence information ......
5.2 Search for a geofence ..
5.3 Subscribe to alert notification
5.4 Unsuhscribe from alert notification
5.5 Retrieve users list....
6 Generating asset data reports
6.1 General report features
6.1.1 Set a time range
6.1.2 Select geofences
6.1.3 Save the repor
6.1.4 View a saved report...
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6.1.5 Refresh a report....
6.1.6 Modify or delete a repor
6.2 Dwell report
6.2.1 Pie char number ofldle a et and their average dwell time
6.2.2 Histogram: idle assets and dwell time over time .....
6.2.3 Dwell time by geofence.
6.2.4 Selected geofence.
6.3 Detention report...
6.3.1 Pie chart: number ofdetained assets and average detention time
6.3.2 Histogram: idle assets and detention time over time
6.3.3 Detention time by geuienc
6.3.4 Selected geofence.
6.4 Yard check
6.4.1 Time selection
6.4.2 Subscription ..
6.4.3 Assets by geofenc
6.4.4 Selected geofence.
6.5 Cargo utilization report.
6.5.1 Average number of loaded and empty ..
6.5.2 Utilization by geofence ......
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1 Overview
As a user, you can retrieve asset information from the BlackBerry Radar Dashboard,
but you have very limited access to modifying asset configurations. lfyou need
configuration changes, speak to an admin user of the application.
The BlackBerry Radar Dashboard lets you access asset tracking information
through:
- The Dashboard map
~ The Dashboard main menu
This guide provides step-by-step directions on how to use the Dashboard map and
the main menu to track information about your assets.
Note: As a user. you can retrieve asset information, but you have very limited access
to modifying asset configurations. Ifyou need configuration changes, speak to an
admin user of the application.
1.1 The Dashboard map
The Dashboard map opens when you sign in to the Dashboard. It presents assets.
geofences. and other related information through commonly used map markers and
features. You can choose what types of asset information to display on the map using the
map layers button V at the upper right corner ofthe map.
The map layers include:
' Geofences: A coloured polygon represents a geofence on the map.
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° Asset markers: A balloon-shaped marker represents an asset on the map. When
an asset is selected, the rest ofthe asset markers fade into the background.
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An asset marker reveals the following information about the asset:
' A red marker indicates alarm condition[s) detected.
- A blue marker indicates no alarm conditions.
- A filled circle inside the marker indicates that the asset is carrying cargo.
' An unfilled circle indicates no cargo detected.
' A dash inside the marker indicates that the asset has no cargo-sensing
capability.
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You can filter the display of asset markers by asset class, using the map layers
button:
- Reefer trailer asset markers
' Dry trailer asset markers
' Heated trailer asset markers
- Reefer container asset markers
- Dry container asset markers
' Heated container asset markers
' Chassis asset markers
- Flatbed asset markers
' Light vehicle asset markers
' Heavy equipment asset markers
- Other asset markers
Asset clusters: An asset cluster represents a cluster ofassets that congregate
around a small map space and that cannot be drawn individually due to space
constraint. An asset cluster appears as a blue disk with a white number in the
center that denotes the number of assets it represents. The image below shows
an asset cluster that represents 6 assets. You can hover over or click on the
marker to see details.
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Location history dots: A blue dot indicates the location from which a selected
asset has sent a data upload. Only uploads that were performed during the
period specified in the asset Timeline View are represented. The image below
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Event markers: A purple marker indicates the location from which an asset has
recorded an event. The icon inside the marker indicates the type ofevent
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Event clusters: An event cluster represents a cluster of events that congregate
around a small map space and that cannot be drawn individually due to space
constraint. An event cluster appears as a purple disk with a number in the center that
denotes the number of events it represents. The image below shows an event cluster
example, You can click on the event cluster to zoom in and see the individual events.
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- Clicking on the yellow marker will display the address that was selected.
' Typing and selecting a new address in the search field will move the
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To remove any of the above map layers from the map display. use the dropdown
menu from the map layers button V.
1.2 The Dashboard main menu
You can access the Dashboard main menu by clicking the BlackBerry button a at
the upper left corner. Clicking on the menu options, you will find the following
views:
- Reports:
periods that you choose.
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- Modules: Lists all the BlackBerry Radar modules that belong to your
organization, including those that are in service and those that are not. Before
you can access the sensor data a module collects, the module must be
associated with an asset.
- Assets: Displays the list of assets that have been added to the application. You
can use this view to locate your assets on the map and review their status
details. configuration settings, as well as any events and alerts that have
occurred. To do this, your assets must first be associated with modules.
' Asset Types: Lists all the asset types that have been defined by your
organization.
- Geofences: Lists all the geofences that have been defined by your
organization. You can register to receive alert messages on the assets that
enter and exit these geofences.
' Alerts: Lists all the alerts that your organization has enabled. You can register
to receive notifications for individual alerts.
- Users: Lists all the users from your organization and their roles in the
Dashboard application.
Note: Use Google Chrome to launch the BlackBerry Radar Dashboard.
Other browsers are not supported.
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2 Browsing the map
The BlackBerry Radar Dashboard allows you to retrieve information related to your
assets.
2.1 Map settings
The Dashboard map supports a number ofmap views and layers. A map view is a
map displayed according to a certain viewpoint, such as a 'Streets' view or a
'Terrain' view. A map layer is a collection ofinformation that can be either displayed
on the map or turned off; for example, "Geofences" is a map layer that can be turned
on or off by Checking or unchecking the box.
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Heavy equipment asset markers
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Other asset markers
Location history dots
Asset distance paths
Event markers
Address search results
The Dashboard map displays one map view and any number of map layers at a time.
By default, it displays the Streets view and has all map layer options turned on, as
shown in the example above. You can switch to any other view and uncheck any
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map layers that you don't need. Note that the selections you make here are not
saved. When you sign out and sign in again, the map display will revert to default
settings.
2.2 Modify map settings
1. Click the map layers button V to open the list ofmap layers.
2. Set the map to a view of your choice by clicking one ofthe radio buttons.
' Streets: Default road map View
' Hybrid: Combined View of satellite images and names oflocations such as
streets and towns
' Terrain: Map view that shows terrain information such as mountains and
valleys
3. To display the map layers you need. check the corresponding checkboxes; to
hide the map layers you want to ignore. uncheck the boxes.
For a detailed description ofthe map layers. see The Dashboard map.
2.3 Browse asset information on the map
You can find a lot of information directly from the Dashboard map.
' 0n the map. clicking any asset marker will:
' Highlight the asset on the map
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' The Asset view displays the Details tab. You can open other tabs to see more
information.
° The Timeline view contains sensor reading details and events and alerts that
happen in a specified time range.
' You can locate the asset on the map using the Q button in either view. This
button works as a toggle. Click to toggle it on (button turns blue]; click again to
toggle it off [button turns grey).
When toggled on [button is blue) the selected asset is brought to the
center of the map and your map view automatically follows the asset as it
moves. You cannot move away from the asset on the map when the button
is blue.
' When toggled off (button is grey). the map view releases its focus on the
asset and you can move to another part ofthe map.
° Click X in the Timeline View to close both views.
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' For any asset cluster marker,
' Hovering your mouse over it without clicking will highlight a rectangular
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' When you click the zoom out button, an asset cluster may be formed.
' Clicking any event marker on the map highlights the event in the Timeline view
as well as other events that happen during the same time period. Similarly.
clicking any event in the Timeline highlights the event in both the map and the
Timeline view. The example below shows a Door event and details in
the Timeline view.
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Battery low
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Door open
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Entry into geofence
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Exit from geofence
Movement started
Movement stopped
Humidity out of specified range. or humidity back in range
[marker in green)
Temperature out of specified range, or temperature back in
range (marker in green]
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3 Retrieving asset information
All assets are listed in the Assets view. You can sort the asset list by clicking
column Identifier, Type, or Created. You can search for a specific asset and find
detailed information about that asset by clicking anywhere in the asset row.
This section describes the following tasks in detail:
sk Description
Download installation worksheet Download the installation worksheet.
Search for an asset Search for an asset by asset ID or by sensor data
View asset information Retrieve information about an individual asset
View cargo state information View cargo status information
Retrieve asset type information Retrieve asset data and alert settings
Modify asset type Modify the asset type
Modify asset alert settings Modify alert configuration for an asset
Retrieve module and pairing See which module is associated with which asset
information
3.1 Download installation worksheet
The installation worksheet lists all the assets in the Dashboard application that are not yet
asso ated with any module. lfyou have just added your assets to the application, those
assets will appear on the installation worksheet. You can use this worksheet to help
matching asset identifiers to module identifiers.
The worksheet is available for your convenience; you can use any worksheet that works
best for you.
1. Open the Assets View.
2. Check Only show unassociated assets to get a list ofassets not yet associated
with any modules.
Click Worksheet.
4-. Click PDF \Vorkshect to get the worksheet in PDF format or click CSV
Worksheet to get the worksheet in CSV format.
5. Click Close.
6. Open the downloaded worksheet and print it.
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7. Click e to go back to the main menu.
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3.2 Search for assets
There're two ways to search for assets: search by asset 1D and search by sensor
data. Search by asset ID lets you find an individual asset by typing the asset
identifier into the Asset Search field. You can do this either at the lower left corner
ofthe map, or in the Assets view. Search by sensor data lets you find assets that
share certain sensor data characteristics, such as assets that are not loaded.
The Assets View contains the complete list ofall the assets that your administrator
has entered into the BlackBerry Radar Dashboard. Many ofthese assets are already
associated with BIackBerry Radar devices and are viewable on the map. Some
assets, however, may represent containers that do not yet have a Radar module
installed. and are therefore, not viewable on the map.
Search by asset ID will find any asset in the BlackBerry Radar Dashboard, regardless
of its association with a Radar module.
Sensor search only works for those assets that are associated with a module,
because the search is based on asset data received from the sensors on the Radar
module.
3.2.1 Search by asset ID
Using the Asset Search field, you can filter through the complete assets list.
1, Click a and then click Assets to open the Assets view.
2. In the Asset Search field. start typing the asset identifier. A filtered list will
appear that matches the partial or complete asset identifier you have entered.
3.2.2 Search by sensor data
Using the Sensor Search button, you can perform searches on the assets that have
sensor data. Sensor data is grouped into the following search criteria:
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Pressure Air pressure range
Humidity Humidity range in percentage
Temperature Temperature range
Cargo State ofcargo: Detected [carrying cargo) or
Empty [not carrying cargo]
"0 search by sensor data:
1. In the Assets view. click Sensor Search.
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1. Enter your search criteria:
Click Add Criteria.
Click Criteria....
Click the dropdown button to display a list ofcriteria.
Select a criterion from the list.
Depending on the criterion selected, you can do one of the following:
' Click the button to toggle the criterion value
- Enter a range 0fvalues
6. Click on the criterion button to accept your value[s].
7. Repeat previous steps to add more criteria. or click the X button next to a
criterion to remove it.
3. Click Search.
4. Each time you make changes to the search criteria, click Search again.
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3. The Details tab displays asset information in three sections: Location, Status,
and Details. Note that due to differences in hardware configuration, information
in the Status area is different between assets that are associated with Radar
modules and assets that are associated with Radar-L modules.
- Location: The location of the asset. This may include:
' GPS location
- Name of the geofence if the asset is in one
' Address ofthe asset location
' Status: The latest sensor readings. For an asset that is associated with a
Radar module, this may include:
' Latest sensor reading time
' Asset movement
' Cargo state
' Door state
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' Battery state
' Environmental readings including temperature, humidity, and air
pressure
' Estimated distance that the asset has travelled
' Alerts that have been triggered. Any alerted condition is highlighted in a
red warning message indicating both the alert and the expected value.
' Status: For an asset that is associated with a Radar-L module, this may include:
' Latest sensor reading time
- Asset movement
' Door state
' Battery state
' Estimated distance that the asset has travelled
' Alerts that have been triggered regarding the above conditions.
° Details: Asset details including:
' Asset properties such as asset type and dimensions
° The module associated with this asset
4. Click Options to open the Options tab and View asset data settings.
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