Check out all features and enhancements for the RmoniWeb March 2025 update (v2.2.0). Curious how to make the transition from current alarm settings to standardized alarm settings using assets? Check it out here.
This update includes the assets functionality. This powerful new feature will allow you to link assets to specific sensors, ensuring standardized (alarm)settings across your operations. It will also give more insight in the technical operations of your system. This update contains the following features and enhancements:
- Manage sensors
We've added a page to manage your sensors. Easily see whether alarms are set, whether alarmprofiles are active and if recipients are linked. From this page sensor names can be changed as well and asset type (for standardized alarmsettings) can be linked too. Find the article here.
- Custom alarms
We've added a page to manage custom alarms. Custom alarms are meant to be linked to one or a few sensors. This works almost similar to the Alarm profile page, but with a few changes. System alarms are no longer set up on this page, only measurement alarms are set up here. Also, recipients are no longer linked within an alarm profile, this is done in the previous mentioned manage sensor page. Find the article here.
- Asset alarms
We've added a page to manage asset alarms. Assets alarms are linked to asset types, which in turn are linked to sensors. This enables (larger) organizations to easily standardize alarm settings throughout their organization. System alarms and recipients are also created/linked elsewhere for asset alarms. Another important change is that we added a new mode, 'Minutes', where the frequency (in minutes) is determined how often an alarm is generated. Find the article here.
- Manage assets
We've added a pop-up to manage asset. This simply consists out of an asset type name and an asset type alarm profile. Asset types can be edited and deleted here as well.
- Replaced the sensorpool
The sensorpool is replaced from the sensor overview, to the manage sensor overview.
- Add recipients in bulk
Recipients are no longer linked at the alarm profiles so these can be standardized. But to, still easily add recipients an option is added to add these in bulk. Simply enter necessary information to add recipients to e.g. an entire location.
- System health
We've added a page to manage your systems health. This is a technical overview of coordinators (gateways), routers and enddevice (these are not sensors). Set-up technical (system) alarms per device, to be notified when an device goes offline, the signal strength is poor or when the battery is almost depleted. Find the article here.
Please note, if a device had multiple system alarms set-up, these are now migrated to one alarm. All settings are migrated accordingly, with the exception of the level. All levels are set to 'alarm'. Recipients of the alarm with most recipients are used. Make sure to check your system alarms if that's the case.
- System health - View settings
View settings per device to easily change the alias or to view settings such as battery percentages, signal strength, firware version, etc.
- System health - Alarm settings
Easily set-up system alarms, by checking certain boxes. Recipients for those alarms are linked here as well.
Bugfixes and optimizations
This update contains several bugfixes and optimizations:
- Various optimizations
Various optimizations and bugfixes
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