Device Page Introduction

The Device Dashboard is your central hub for monitoring and managing an individual device. From here, you can view real-time data, add and customize widgets (such as location, temperature, or battery status), access the device’s rules, events, alarms, and configuration settings.

How to access

1. Navigate to the Cockpit menu.

2. Click on Device.

3. The page displays the complete list of devices associated with the tenant.

Filter

The Filter function allows users to refine the device list using multiple criteria, providing full flexibility and visibility to create a customized device view. Once a filter is applied, the resulting list can also be exported using the Export function.

Filtering options

1. Click the Filter option located in the top-right corner of the page (funnel icon).

2. Select one or more filter criteria.

3. Click Apply to display the filtered device list.

Available filter options

• Device type

• Device group

• Status:

  • Active

  • Online

  • Offline

  • Configuration update pending

  • Last online

  • Exchanged (device has been successfully replaced by a new one; see the Exchange section of this guide)

• Planned for exchange

  • If the tenant has the required permission, users can enable Show only devices planned for exchange.

  • These devices are also visually identifiable by a red banner on their device card.

• Firmware version

• Battery level (selectable via slider)

• Faulty battery (checkbox to show devices with battery issues)

• TX interval (enter the desired interval value)

Filtering helps build precise device lists for monitoring, troubleshooting, and reporting. Filtered results can be exported for further analysis or sharing.

Export a file

export the filtered list or a file as a .CSV or .JSON file.

Sorting

Users can sort the device list by clicking on the up and down arrows displayed next to each sortable column. This allows the list to be reordered in either ascending or descending order based on the selected field.

Sortable fields include

• Serial Number

• TX Interval

• Registration date

• Last uplink date

Device Card

The Device Card offers a quick overview of each device’s key details, such as status, battery level, and recent data updates. It provides easy access to essential actions, allowing users to monitor, configure, and manage devices efficiently. Through the card’s menu, users can access advanced settings, rules, and configurations specific to each device.

Device Card Explanation

Device '' Not Activated '' Activation and Migration Status

Device not activated

By default, the device list is filtered to hide Not Activated devices. To view them, open the Filter panel and remove the filter.

Devices migrated from COT Cloud may display different statuses:

• COT-not-ready → Device has not bootstrapped on COT. Activation via NFC is required. ( as shown in picture above )

• COT-ready → Device bootstrapped on COT, and configuration changes will be sent soon.

• COT-updated → The new configuration has been successfully updated on COT.

• COT-migrated → Configuration has been sent to the device, and on the next uplink, it will appear on the Gimasi Platform.

If there are any issues, contact your Admin to verify the correct on boarding of the device.

Device Card blink Yellow.

The device card blinks yellow when it is actively receiving data in real-time. This indicates that the device is currently communicating with the platform and updating its status.

Device Card - Planned for Exchange

Planned for Exchange indicates that a device is in the process of being replaced with a newer or more multifunctional device. This functionality is part of the GIOT platform and is managed by the Gimasi team to support smooth hardware transitions without service disruption.

When a device is marked as Planned for Exchange, it means the replacement process has been initiated and the existing device is scheduled to be switched to a new target device.

From the device card, users can click on the top red banner to access exchange-related actions. If the tenant has been granted the required permissions, the user can:

• Delete the device, or

• Merge it with the new target device

Important notes:

When a device is merged, existing configurations such as rules, group assignments, and other settings are preserved and transferred to the new device.

This ensures continuity and minimizes reconfiguration effort during device replacement.

Please follow the link to learn more about device exchanges. here