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imported>Dpltech: /* Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters) */

2015-10-19T13:24:54Z

‎Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters)

imported>Dpltech: /* Values */

2015-10-19T13:23:54Z

‎Values

imported>Dpltech at 13:02, 19 October 2015

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imported>Dpltech at 12:55, 19 October 2015

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imported>Dpltech at 12:53, 19 October 2015

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imported>Dpltech at 12:51, 19 October 2015

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imported>Dpltech at 16:23, 9 October 2015

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imported>Dpltech: /* Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters) */

2015-10-09T16:14:01Z

‎Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters)

imported>Dpltech: /* Values */

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‎Values

imported>Dpltech: /* Values */

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‎Values

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 :;D. Name: Leave empty to use the datatag name.
 :;E. Description: Leave empty to use the datatag description.
-:;F. Use Formula to enter initial value: If set, the Optional Formula will be used to convert the initial value to a raw value.
+:;F. Correct device side reset
 == Alarms ==

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 :;H. IsCounter: Calculates deltas. The delta will be zero for the first data point after a DPL device is associated with a piece of equipment in emms whether this is after a first installation or after a device migration to this equipment. This is done in order to ensure the records are unaffected by residual data from a previous device installation on another equipment and to inhibit large deltas from initial values of ECM provided values such as odometers.
 :;I. No Fix: (Deprecated) Normally, when fixing data to a past reset point, the data is assumed to have been hardware reset to zero and need an upward correction to make it seem like it is continuing incrementing across the reset point. If set, there won't be an assumed reset to zero and data won't be corrected upwards. This is necessary for values that don't reset to zero for example when they come from engine ECM. Note that this feature will become useless as resetting and fixing data has been deprecated in favour of moving device serials across emms equipment.
-:;J. Use Formula to enter initial value: If set, the Optional Formula will be used to convert the initial value to a raw value.
+:;J. Correct Device Side Reset: If this is set, value accumulation is managed server side. The value is continuously incremented (unless a manual data reset on eMMS) and is corrected for downward jumps caused be hardware resets or device swaps. This setting only applies to counters. Currently the first value received for a new equipment in eMMS becomes the initial value shown. Residual accumulated data from devices that were not reset properly before being reused may show up as the first value on a newly created equipment. If this is not set, raw values reported from hardware are shown. This can be useful for things like Odometer values from ECM or other counters completely managed by hardware (This setting was formerly called "Resets on Power Cycle").
-:;K. Correct Device Side Reset: If this is set, value accumulation is managed server side. The value is continuously incremented (unless a manual data reset on eMMS) and is corrected for downward jumps caused be hardware resets or device swaps. This setting only applies to counters. Currently the first value received for a new equipment in eMMS becomes the initial value shown. Residual accumulated data from devices that were not reset properly before being reused may show up as the first value on a newly created equipment. If this is not set, raw values reported from hardware are shown. This can be useful for things like Odometer values from ECM or other counters completely managed by hardware (This setting was formerly called "Resets on Power Cycle").
+:;K. Ignore Zeros
-:;L. Ignore Zeros
+:;L. Admin Only: Not visible to normal users.
-:;M. Admin Only: Not visible to normal users.
+:;M. Location Special Data Type
 == Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters) ==

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 :[[File:EditParameter.png]]
 :Click the green check mark to save or or red X buttons to  cancel changes. The red trash icon on the far right deletes the row.
 ;G. Swap Parameter Position Icon: Changes the display position of parameters on the equipment management page.

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 :[[File:DatatagManagement.png]]
 ;I. Description
-;J. Add Resettable Meters: See [[Templates#Resettable Meters|Resettable Meters]]
+;J. Add Resettable Meters: See [[Templates#Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters)|Resettable Meters]]
 ;K. Value Ranges: See [[Templates#Value Range|Value Range]]
 ;L. Delete
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 :;N. Location Special Data Type
-== Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters)==
+== Resettable Meters (a.k.a. Service Meters) ==
 Resettable meters increment following a parent device value but are manually resettable. In order to add a Resettable Meter, click the New Resettable Meter button from the expandable menu of the Values tab. This brings you to the Enter Resettable Meter Params screen shown below.

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 ;I. Description
 ;J. Add Resettable Meters: See [[Templates#Resettable Meters|Resettable Meters]]
-;K. Value Ranges: See [[Templates#Value Ranges|Value Ranges]]
+;K. Value Ranges: See [[Templates#Value Range|Value Range]]
 ;L. Delete
 ;M. Toggle View Button: Switch the view to Tab view or Stacked view.
 == Values ==

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 ;B. Messaging(Alert Contact): If this check box is unchecked, the system will ignore the 'Alert Contact' check box of child parameters and users won't get email alerts.
 ;C. App Class: The type of application the equipment is used for. Determines which mobile app the device is visible in (Currently: amslink, atmlink, and boatlink).
-;D. Toggle View Button: Switch the view to Tab view or Stacked view.
+;D. Offline Timeout:
 ;E. Expandable Menu: Add new rows from here.
 ;F. Edit Icon: Puts a row in edit mode.
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 ;H. Edit Datatag: Datatags have names and descriptions that are used when the name and description is left empty on a row. Datatag names and descriptions are company wide. Changing them changes the name on all rows that don't have their own name and description and that use the datatag.  Datatag names have been pre-populated with the most common names from the rows that were using those datatags.
 :[[File:DatatagManagement.png]]
+;I. Description
 == Values ==

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 There are a number of configurable options:
-:;A. Parent Value: A resettable meter must have a parent counter value and a parent value can have multiple resettable meters.
+:;A. Value #: DPL devices internally identify types of values by their value num. The value definitions created here are used to configure the rest of the parameters such as names, descriptions etc, tied to these value nums. There cannot be any duplicate value nums in a set of configuration rows of a template.
-:;B. Datatag: Only allows the uppercase alphabets, number, '_' or '%'.
+:;B. Parent Value: A resettable meter must have a parent counter value and a parent value can have multiple resettable meters.
-:;C. Name: Leave empty to use the datatag name.
+:;C. Datatag: Only allows the uppercase alphabets, number, '_' or '%'.
-:;D. Description: Leave empty to use the datatag description.
+:;D. Name: Leave empty to use the datatag name.
-:;E. Use Formula to enter initial value: If set, the Optional Formula will be used to convert the initial value to a raw value.
+:;E. Description: Leave empty to use the datatag description.
 == Alarms ==