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Sites

Locate a site

  1. From the navigation bar, select Configuration.
  2. On the page menu, select Sites.
  3. Use the search function or browse manually to find the site.
  4. Click the site row.

Update site details

  1. Set the fields as needed for site name, description, time zone and power line frequency.
  2. Click Save to confirm.

Authorize a user access to site

  1. Within the Users with site permissions, select Add permissions.
  2. Select the appropriate permissions for the user.
  3. Choose an existing user from the organization.
  4. Select Save.

To add new users to your organization, see the users article.

Manage user permissions

  1. Locate Users with site permissions and expand the section.
  2. Select the appropriate permissions for each user.
  3. Click Save to confirm changes.

To remove a user, click the trash can icon.

Alarm groups

Alarm groups (previously known as device groups) are used for alarm management. They are a collection of items grouped together for alarming purposes. For more information about the alarm group concept, see the technical reference.

Create an Alarm group

  1. Locate and expand the Alarm group section.
  2. Select Add alarm group.
  3. In the popup menu:
    • Name: Enter a vanity name.
    • Description: Optionally provide a description.
    • Schedule: Select a previously created alarm schedule to apply to the alarm group. Alarm schedules are created and managed under the Organization settings.
  4. Click Save.

Manage Alarm groups

  1. Select an alarm group.
  2. On the edit alarm group page:
    • Confirm name & description.
    • Set the state as desired (Alarm groups are always created in disarmed state).
  3. Set the selected schedule.
  4. Navigate to the device and barrier sections of the page. In the device section, click Assign devices to add devices to the group. Follow the same process in the barrier section to add barriers.
  5. To add or remove arm/disarm permissions, navigate to the arm/disarm permission section. This setting allows a user to control the alert state of the alarm group.
  6. Click Save.

INFO

Devices and barriers can only be assigned to one alarm group at a time.

Site schedules

Site schedules are used for device-local action rules. To set up a device-local action rule, see the device article.

Adding a new site schedule

  1. Locate and expand the Site schedules section.
  2. Click Add schedule.
  3. Enter a name for the schedule.
  4. Use the slide bars or right-side options to configure schedules for each day.
  5. Click Save.

Editing schedules

  1. Locate the schedule needing a change.
  2. Click the pen icon to modify an existing schedule.

Adjacency groups

Adjacency groups allow the applications to understand which devices are physically close to one another. Using this context, the applications can automatically generate ad hoc views that present nearby devices together. This helps users quickly access the most relevant evidence, improving situational awareness and enable appropriate decision-making. For more information about the adjacency group concept, see the technical reference.

INFO

  • We recommend groups contain fewer than 10 things.
  • Groups can include devices, barriers and peripherals.
  • Things and devices can be in multiple groups.
  • Does not impact or alter a user’s permissions.
  • Replaces old associations concept.

Adding an Adjacency group

  1. From the navigation bar, select Configuration.
  2. In the page menu, select Sites.
  3. Select the Site the devices are located at.
  4. On the edit site page, locate Adjacency groups.
  5. On the edit site page, locate Adjacency groups.
  6. Click Add adjacency group.
  7. Within the window, name the Adjacency group and select save.
  8. The new Adjacency group will appear in the Adjacency group table.
  9. Select the new Adjacency group.
  10. Within the window, add devices, barriers, and/or peripherals to the group.

Video tutorial

See the video below for a hands-on tutorial on how to add Adjacency groups.

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