MC-3 Sensor Setup

Temeda’s Binary sensor detection and reporting is configured to quickly and easily report the state of critical assets and support components in your fleet.

Sensor Enablement Process

1. Customer requests a sensor set in their account
2. Temeda Operations configures the back-end systems to support the sensor request
3. An installer connects the sensors
4. We recommend that the Installer document the following data:
   1. Sensor Type
   2. System Name
   3. System Description
   4. Inactive State Name
   5. Inactive State Description
   6. Active State Name
   7. Active State Description
      • For example, if using a sensor that detects if a trailer door is open or closed:
        • Sensor Type: Binary
        • System Name: “Trailer Door”
        • System Description: “Trailer Door”
        • Inactive State Name: “Closed”,
        • Inactive State Description: “Trailer Door is closed”
        • Active State Name: “Open”
        • Active State Description: “Trailer Door is open”
5. The data is sent to Temeda, so we can complete the sensor enablement process.

Sensor set in temeda.com

1. A new “Sensors” tab appears in the Asset Pop-up
2. The Sensor option is available in the Admin drop down. This will open a list of all Sensors.

From here you can edit a Sensor Detail Page. In the grayed out (non-editable) data fields you will find the data that was supplied by the installer.

1. Sensor Type
2. System Name
3. System Description
4. Inactive State Name
5. Inactive State Description
6. Active State Name
7. Active State Description

 
You can edit these field and click on save when you’re done.

1. Sensor Name
   1. This data will appear in the Name column of the sensor view
2. Sensor Description
   1. This data will appear in the Description column of the sensor view
3. Inactive State Name
   1. This data will appear in the Sensor tab in the asset Pop-Up
4. Active State Name
   1. This data will appear in the Sensor tab in the asset Pop-Up

You may now set up your sensor alert.