Locations

Within a space, the locations are organized in a tree structure — e.g. site, hall, zone, group. Locations can be created, edited, and deleted.

The view offers several perspectives for this, switched at the top of the view. Which perspectives are offered depends on the features of the location types involved. The master data of a single location is in the details perspective.

Location list

The list shows the locations of the space as a tree. Double-clicking an entry opens its detail perspective.

Locations

Usage

Module Description

refresh Refresh

Refreshes the location tree

plus Plus

Create a new location below the selection

edit Edit

Edit the selected location

delete Delete

Delete the selected location

Columns

Field Description

Name

Name of the location

Location ID

System ID of the location

Type

Location type (e.g. site, building, floor, zone)

Biz. Location

Business location of the site (business identifier)

Status

Status of the location

GPS

The GPS Map perspective shows the georeferenced locations of the space on the world map. The layer selection determines which locations are displayed.

Locations on the world map

Georeferencing is the basis for mapping positions to GPS coordinates. It is done per location in its GPS Map and is only available for location types with the GPS Map feature enabled.

Scenarios

The scenarios perspective shows the space’s localization scenarios together with their operational state. In the location overview this includes scenarios that belong to no single location but work for the whole space — positioning over cellular networks, for instance, whose state follows from the cloud services involved rather than from devices.

Scenarios perspective of the location overview

The scenario to display is chosen from the select in the header; it carries the scenario’s display name. Below it, the list shows the scenario’s participants as a tree:

Column Description

Name

Participant of the scenario — for a scenario without a location, the cloud services that run it. The leading icon shows the state by colour: green for active, grey for inactive or not reported

Features

The functions of the participant, each as a chip carrying its state

Errors

Open messages of the participant; empty in error-free operation

A single location shows, in the same perspective, the scenarios assigned to it along with the devices they use; see Location.

Managing the scenarios themselves is described under Scenarios.