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Sites on the map: one site, seven devices, coloured by its worst alarm

Sites on the map: one site, seven devices, coloured by its worst alarm

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Last one from me this week. On Sites & Assets, Map opens “Sites on the map”. This workspace has a single site, DC Ashvale, so the panel says “1 sites · 1 with a location”.

Sites on the map: one site, seven devices, coloured by its worst alarm

On the left is the site list with search, filters and rows per page. DC Ashvale has a red dot and “7 devices · 4 active”. On the right is the map with a red marker showing 4, zoom buttons and Fit all. The legend at the bottom: Critical or major, Minor or warning, Info, No issues.

The colour is the worst active alarm on the site, so red means at least one critical or major alarm is active (open or acknowledged) on a device placed on the site or below it. The device count includes devices placed on the site or on anything below it: a device on a room counts for its floor, its building and its site.

A site only appears on the map when it has a latitude and longitude. One without is listed as No location. Asset hierarchy covers the page, Placing devices the placement.

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None of our sites show on the map, the list says No location for all of them. Where do I set it?

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Edit the site and fill Latitude and Longitude. Copy them from any map application and use a dot as the decimal sign. The time zone sits on the same form; rules use both. Locations and time zones.

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Is this the same colour as the Status badge on a Sites board? On ours they don’t always agree.

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They’re not the same thing, so they can disagree. The Sites & Assets map is coloured by the worst active alarm. The Sites board template reads the site status (Critical, Warning, OK or Unknown), the worst of each device’s status key, its active alarms and its connection. A major alarm paints the map red but on its own only makes the device Warning there, because only a critical alarm makes it Critical. Site status explains where that one comes from.

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Helpful. We had our gateways placed on the plant room and wondered why the site still counted them. Makes sense now.

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