Viewing Asset Group Details

The Asset Group Details page allows you to view all the settings and configurations for a specific asset group.

Access the Asset Groups Page:

• Navigate to the Assets page.
• Click on the Asset Groups tab.
• From the list of asset groups, click the desired asset group to open its details.

View Group Information:

• In the "Asset Group Info" section, you can view:
  • Name: The unique name of the asset group.
  • Variant: Displays whether the group is classified as "Vehicle," "Static Asset," or "Trailer."
  • Make: Shows the manufacturer or brand (if provided).
  • Model: Displays the model designation (if provided).
  • Vehicle Class: For vehicle variants only, shows the vehicle type. This field does not apply to "Static Asset" or "Trailer" variants.
  • Update Frequency: Indicates the time threshold (in minutes) after which the system assigns "Unknown" moving status if the tracker hasn’t updated within that period.
• In the "Maintenance" section, you can view:
  • Days Between Checklists
  • Distance Between Services (Vehicle only)
  • Hours Between Services (Vehicle only)
  • Max Days Between Services (Vehicle only)
  • Days Between Inspections
  • Months to First MOT
• In the "Fuel & Costs" section (Vehicle Variant Only), you can view:
  • Fuel
  • Fuel Tank Capacity (lt)
  • Idle Litres / Hour
  • Miles per Gallon
  • Vehicle Cost (Per Mile)
  • CO₂ g/Km
• In the "Excessive Thresholds" section (Vehicle Variant Only), you can view:
  • Idle Time: The time a vehicle needs to be stationary before it is considered idle.
  • Excessive Idle Time: The time a vehicle needs to be idle before it is considered to have been idle for an abnormal period.
  • Excessive Speed: The threshold (in % Kph or Mph) that triggers excessive speeding events.
  • Excessive Journey Duration: The duration in hours and minutes after which a journey is considered excessively long.
  • Excessive Journey Distance: The distance after which a journey is considered excessively long.
  • Excessive RPM Threshold: The engine RPM threshold that triggers an excessive RPM event.
  • Excessive Accelerator Threshold: The accelerator usage threshold (in %) that triggers an excessive acceleration event.
  • Excessive Torque Threshold: The torque usage threshold (in %) that triggers an excessive torque event.
• In the "Expenses" section (Vehicle Variant Only), you can view:
  • Mileage Rate: Rate per mile.
  • Mileage Reduced Rate: Reduced rate per mile.
  • Mileage Threshold: Mileage after which the reduced rate applies.
• In the "Digital Inputs" section, you can view:
  • Digital Input 1, 2, 3, 4: Each input shows:
    • Name: The name of the input.
    • Off Text: The text displayed when the input is off.
    • On Text: The text displayed when the input is on.
• In the "Digital Outputs" section, you can view:
  • Digital Output 1, 2, 3, 4: Each output shows:
    • Name: The name of the output.
    • Off Text: The text displayed when the output is off.
    • On Text: The text displayed when the output is on.
• In the "Temperature Inputs" section, you can view:
  • Temperature Input 1, 2: Each input shows:
    • Name: The name of the input.
    • Format: The format used to display temperature readings.
• In the "Power Take Off (PTO)" section, you can view:
  • Name: The name of the PTO.
  • Off Text: The text displayed when the PTO is off.
  • On Text: The text displayed when the PTO is on.
  • Source: Displays "CAN."
• In the "Tracker Commands" section, you can view:
  • Number of Commands: Displays the number of configured commands.
  • Each command shows:
    • Name: The name of the command.
    • Value: The command sent to the device.
    • Send as TCP: Checked if the command is sent over TCP.
    • Send as SMS: Checked if the command is sent via SMS.​