How do I check sensors in the RmoniWeb App?

To check sensors in the RmoniWeb App, pleas follow these six steps:

• Step 1: Open the RmoniWeb App
• Step 2: Navigate to the Sensor Section
• Step 3: View Sensor List
• Step 4: Filter Sensors (Optional)
• Step 5: Review Sensor Details/Readings
• Step 6: Scan Sensors (Optional)

The steps will be explained below (pictures can be seen below): 

Step 1: Open the RmoniWeb App

Launch the RmoniWeb App on your mobile device. Log in to your RmoniWeb account by selecting the right tenant and using your username and password.

Step 2: Navigate to the Sensor Section

Once you're logged in, navigate to the "Sensors" section within the RmoniWeb App. This section is typically where you can access information about your sensors.

Step 3: View Sensor List

In the "Sensors" section, you will see a list of sensors based on the sensors the user may see. The sensors can be displayed in a list- or boxview, showing details such as the sensor alias, last measurement and the specific parameter that is being measured. It will also show you the most recent alarms.

Step 4: Filter Sensors (Optional)

If you want to look up a specific sensor, you can use the search bar. If you have a large number of sensors or want to narrow down the list, you have the option to apply filters. There is a filter button where you can filter the sensors based on the organizational units they are connected to. Use the filter to refine the list and focus on the sensors you want to check. 

Step 5: Review Sensor Details/Readings

Tap on a sensor from the list to view its details. This will open a separate screen where you can see more information about the sensor. Details include the current readings, alarms in the selected period and the specific parameter that’s being measured. There is also the ability to filter by the following different type periodes: per hour/day/week or month, this will show you all the historical data measured in that time period. To determine the exact measured value on a certain timestamp/date, you can tap the screen and scroll over it. It will then show you different timestamps/dates with the corresponding measured values.

Step 6: Scan Sensors (Optional)

There is also the possibility to scan the QR code on the sensor. In the top right you can see the ‘’Scan QR code’’ button. If you are having trouble finding the right sensor, the QR-code can be scanned to automatically search for that sensor or all sensors linked to that device.