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The developers have been very busy over the last couple of months giving the location screen a total overhaul. Our goal is to make Clever Logger the easiest to use temperature logging system available, as well as offering a powerful range of options for advanced users. We are totally stoked with this month’s release and hope you will be too.
We are covering new and existing functionality because this is a great opportunity to work out how to get the most out of the location screen.
The new side menu on the location screen now makes it easier to jump into the critical information that you need to see.
It is now more obvious that there is a table view, and users can quickly view the settings (if they have the right role).
This post covers each of the screens in a bit more detail.
The graph is still the default view because it gives you an immediate visual overview of what has happened in the past week.
The “graph options” allows you to also select what is on the graph including:
There is a new “full screen” mode, which makes the graph much easier to view in the Clever Logger app, and makes the most of a 50″ monitor.
The zoom feature allows you to instantly zoom in on something already in the graph. This is much faster than changing the date and time range.
To zoom in:
To zoom back out, click the “reset zoom” button.
Choose from a range of common date ranges.
You can change the date range by entering a start and end date and time.
This is a great way to restrict the graph display to a specific incident.
Some fine control options including displaying the signal strength of the connection between the logger and the gateway.
The table screen initially provides a detailed list of all recordings.
Like the graph, you can change the date/time range to narrow in on a specific event.
The “rows per page” is a handy feature if you want to display a large number of recordings in one go.
The table can quickly be summarised into either a daily min/max or a twice daily min/max.
The twice daily min/max was a request by people monitoring vaccine fridges, and it’s what some auditors expect to see.
The “Export to CSV” option will save the data to your local computer as a “.csv” file.
You can then open this file in other applications like Excel.
The alarms screen shows a list of all current alarms. You can also view historical alarms, and see any comments attached to them.
Overview of alarms including what they are and what to do when an alarm occurs.
This is a big change that got the support team excited. Instead of having to click “next” through half a dozen screens to see a specific setting, you can see a summary and then jump straight to that setting.
The screen to edit each alarm has also been improved, with easier options and a more friendly design.
What are the location settings and what should they be? How do you set up alarms to avoid false alarms and determine who should be notified? Click “Open” to find out more.
This section contains infrequently used options.
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In the top right corner of the Location page, you will find the View chooser.
There are three options: Simple, Detailed and Gauge.
