While AP Statistics displayed information on connected Stafor each node, here it is possible to display information centered on connected terminals.
Each graph can be registered as a watch list and displayed on the dashboard.
You can check the connection status of connected terminals and registered terminal information.
You can sort in ascending order by using the "△" icon in each column title, and in descending order by using the "▽" icon.
However, only connected devices can be sorted. Unconnected devices that have already been registered will not be sorted and will be displayed behind the list of connected devices.
Connected devices are those connected in the last 24 hours.
On the detailed screen of connected terminals, past communication status, current estimated location, etc. can be checked.
Click the "CSV Download" icon to download terminal monitoring data in csv format for a specified time range from the reference date and time.
The current estimated position is the position of the connected node and may differ from the actual position.
Drop rate is the rate of packet transmission/reception failure. Rx Drop" is the number of transmission failures and "Tx Failed" is the number of reception failures.
Statistics tab visualizes the results of analyzing information on connected terminals.
The throughput graph shows the distribution of the most recent send/receive throughput for each terminal. You can see which terminals are communicating and at what throughput.
The packet drop rate graph also shows the distribution of the drop rate of the most recent packets sent and received that occurred at the node connected to each terminal. A terminal with a high drop rate indicates that communication is affected in some way.
The bearer rate graph shows the distribution of the most recent data transfer rate of each terminal and the node to which it is connected. The higher the rate, the faster the terminal is communicating.
The RSSI distribution graph for each terminal shows the distribution of RSSI values for each terminal and connected node for the last hour. It shows how many terminals are connected in a weak signal strength condition.
