Asset Statuses & Events¶

Asset Status are helpful andon-style indicators of an asset's health. They can be used to quickly allow a user to determine the health of assets across large fleets. Most status changes create events that are posted to the event log, and can be displayed on dashboard panels alongside asset data.

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Email and SMS notifications can be triggered to anything posted to the event log based on user's preference on notification subscriptions.

Asset statuses can be affected by three things:

Signal Rules in the Asset Configuration
Timeout Rates in the Signal Configuration
Manual Logs created by users

Icon / Color	Status Description
	Critical Triggered by: Rule or Manual Log Overridden by: 1. Rule outputting Critical Status changing to a different status 2. Manual Log defining different status Creates Event Log: Yes Displays on Dashboard Panels: Yes* Displays on Asset lists: Yes
	Warning Triggered by: Rule or Manual Log Overridden by: 1. Any other rule on that asset outputting Critical 2. Rule outputting Warning Status changing to a different status 3. Manual Log defining different status Creates Event Log: Yes Displays on Dashboard Panels: Yes* Displays on Asset lists: Yes
	Error Triggered by: Rule, orManual Log Overridden by: 1. Rule outputting Warning Status changing to a different status Creates Event Log: Yes Displays on Dashboard Panels: Yes* Displays on Asset lists: Yes
	Normal Triggered by: Rule, Manual Log, or lack of other status being output Overridden by: 1. Any other rule on that asset outputting a different status 2. Manual Log defining different status Creates Event Log: Yes Displays on Dashboard Panels: No.* Depending on panel settings, Normal status clears other status indicators, denoting that device is operating normally Displays on Asset lists: Yes
	Informational Triggered by: Rule or Manual Log Overridden by: 1. Informational event doesn't affect an asset's status. Creates Event Log: Yes Displays on Dashboard Panels: No Displays on Asset lists: No
	Asset Timeout Triggered by: Any included device's channel timeout rate being exceeded by the time interval between data reporting. Overridden by: 1. New incoming data point Creates Event Log: No Displays on Dashboard Panels: Yes, when an asset is plotted on dashboard. Optionally you can choose to hide the signal's data and status if the signal has timed out. When individual signals are chosen for dashboard individual signal timeouts are used. Displays on Asset lists: Yes
	Signal Timeout Triggered by: The asset signal timeout rate being exceeded by the time in between channel data reporting. Overridden by: 1. New incoming data point Creates Event Log: No Displays on Dashboard Panels: Yes. Optionally you can choose to hide the signal's data and status if the signal has timed out. In some cases, the user can choose to display most recent data point while in the timeout state. In those instances, the data is shown along with a timeout icon, faded, and colored to reflect status (red/yellow/burgundy/green) Displays on Asset lists: No

Displaying of statuses is optional on many dashboard panels.