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MineDash 1.2.0aUser Manual

Contents

Publication Information.................................................................................................................................5

Contact Information.......................................................................................................................................7

About This Manual........................................................................................................................................9

Chapter 1: Understanding MineDash.....................................................111.1 MineDash in the ImPact Communication Appliance................................................................12

Chapter 2: Navigation...............................................................................132.1 Logging in to MineDash............................................................................................................14

2.2 The Tab Bar...............................................................................................................................14

2.3 The Print Version Button...........................................................................................................15

2.4 Logging Out of MineDash.........................................................................................................15

2.5 Status Notifications....................................................................................................................15

Chapter 3: Map Tracking.........................................................................173.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................18

3.2 Using the Sidebar.......................................................................................................................18

3.3 Using the Map...........................................................................................................................19

3.3.1 The Map Links Menu.................................................................................................20

3.3.2 The Show Menu..........................................................................................................21

3.3.3 Replay.........................................................................................................................22

Chapter 4: List Tracking..........................................................................234.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................24

4.2 Viewing the List Area................................................................................................................24

4.3 Using the Search Fields.............................................................................................................25

Chapter 5: Personnel................................................................................275.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................28


5.3 Viewing Reports.........................................................................................................................29

5.3.1 Zone History...............................................................................................................30

5.3.2 Position Trail...............................................................................................................31

Chapter 6: Vehicle.....................................................................................336.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................34


6.3 Viewing Reports.........................................................................................................................35

MineDash User Manual3Revision 1.2.0a

6.3.1 Current State...............................................................................................................35

6.3.2 Operating Trends........................................................................................................36

6.3.3 Proximity Events........................................................................................................38

6.3.4 Zone History...............................................................................................................39

6.3.5 Position Trail...............................................................................................................40

Chapter 7: Equipment..............................................................................437.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................44


7.3 Viewing Reports.........................................................................................................................45

7.3.1 Zone History...............................................................................................................45

7.3.2 Position Trail...............................................................................................................47

Chapter 8: MinePhone..............................................................................498.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................50

8.2 Viewing the Report Area............................................................................................................50

8.2.1 Phone List...................................................................................................................50

8.2.2 Messages.....................................................................................................................51

Chapter 9: Alarms.....................................................................................559.1 Screenshot..................................................................................................................................56

9.2 Viewing Alarms.........................................................................................................................56

9.2.1 Unacknowledged Critical...........................................................................................56

9.2.2 History........................................................................................................................57

9.2.3 Rule Status..................................................................................................................59

Chapter 10: Reports..................................................................................7310.1 Screenshot................................................................................................................................74

10.2 Using The Sidebar...................................................................................................................74

10.3 Viewing Reports.......................................................................................................................75

10.3.1 Call Detail Report.....................................................................................................75

10.3.2 Personnel Tracking History......................................................................................75

10.3.3 PTT Call Detail Report.............................................................................................76

10.3.4 Personnel Device Report..........................................................................................77

Troubleshooting & Known Issues...............................................................................................................79

Revision 1.2.0a4MineDash User Manual

Publication Information

This user manual is written for Version 1.2.0 of the ImPact Communications Appliance, and may not beaccurate for future releases or updates to this product. If in doubt, please contact Mine Site Technologiesto ensure that you have the latest correct documentation for your site.

DateChangeVersion

05-2011Updated for ICA v1.0.11.0.1a









Copyright © 2011 Mine Site Technologies Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Mine Site Technologies Pty Ltdreserves the right to make changes to specifications and information in this manual without prior notice.


Contact Information

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UNITED STATES

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About This Manual

This manual describes the features, functionality and operation of the MineDash browser application, animportant component of the Mine Site Technologies (MST) ImPact Communication Appliance (ICA).This manual assumes basic computer knowledge, including the ability to use a web browser such asMicrosoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox to navigate web pages.

Conventions used in this manual

This publication uses specific formatting for certain data types. These may differ or appear similar incertain languages. In this document, they appear as follows:

• User interface elements such as menus, hyperlinks and buttons look like this.• Non-interface screen elements such as windows, headers and table columns look like this.• Text entered and specific settings or options chosen by the user look like this.• System messages and output in response to commands look like this.• References to external documents look like this.

Icons

The following icons may appear in this document to highlight specific information:

Table 1: Icons

DescriptionIcon

The Note icon indicates important or usefulinformation and references.Note:

The Important icon contains information to preventdamage to the product and injury to the user.Important:

The Caution icon indicates to stop and pay attentionor an action not to be performed.Caution:

Related Documentation

The following documents, available from MST, include information relevant to the configuration andoperation of the MineDash application:

• Administration Console User Manual• VMD3 ImPact Vehicle Intelligence Platform User Manual• MP70 MinePhone User Guide

Additional Support

For additional support please visit our website: http://www.minesite.com.au/


http://www.minesite.com.au/

Chapter

1

Understanding MineDash

MineDash is a browser application, hosted on the ImPactCommunications Appliance, which provides an integrated end user

Topics:

• MineDash in the ImPactCommunication Appliance

view of tracking, voice communication and vehicle data collectionfrom the ICA system. Features include:

• A map view of the mine that provides scrolling and zooming whenlocating personnel and assets;

• Real time and historical views of tracking data;• The ability to define and track specific groups of personnel or

equipment;• Status, location and contact number of all MinePhones connected

to the mine’s wireless network;• Simple tab-based navigation.

MineDash is accessible with most web browsers from any appropriatelyconfigured computer connected to the same network:

• Google Chrome• Microsoft Internet Explorer (v8.0 or later)• Mozilla Firefox


1.1 MineDash in the ImPact Communication Appliance

MineDash is one of many individual programs and modules hosted on the ICA, and acts as an interfacebetween the end user and the wealth of tracking, logging and reporting data collected by the ICA. MineDashis designed to be simple and intuitive to use, and almost all configuration is handled in other ICA modules.For more information on installation and setup, see the Administration Console User Manual and relateddocumentation.


Understanding MineDash

Chapter

2

Navigation

MineDash uses a simple layout and tab-based navigation for ease ofuse. This chapter will explain how to access the MineDash applicationand navigate to its various features.

Topics:

• Logging in to MineDash• The Tab Bar

MineDash can be accessed from any computer that has network accessto the ICA. Simply enter the IP address of the ICA into the address

• The Print Version Button• Logging Out of MineDash

bar of your web browser. This will open the login screen. If you do• Status Notificationsnot have any of the information required to do this, contact yourhelpdesk or network administrator for assistance.


2.1 Logging in to MineDash

1. Open your web browser and navigate to the MineDash Login screen.2. Enter your Username and Password, then click Login.3. MineDash will now load the Map Tracking page on the first login, subsequent logins will load the

last page accessed.

Note: User accounts are created and managed in the ICA Administration Console. For moreinformation, see the ICA Administration Console User Manual or consult your system administrator.

2.2 The Tab Bar

The Tab Bar appears on every page in MineDash, and is used to navigate between pages. To load a page,simply click on the appropriate tab.

Map Tracking

The Map Tracking page shows a visual representation of tagged personnel, vehicles and equipment onsite.

List Tracking

The List Tracking page shows a sortable list of personnel, tags and equipment, including current locationdata.

Personnel

This page shows reports for each device assigned to a specific person. These reports can be searched,sorted and filtered.

Vehicle

The Vehicle page shows reports for vehicles on site. These reports can be searched, sorted and filtered.

Equipment

This page shows reports for each every tracked piece of equipment on site. These reports can be searched,sorted and filtered.


Navigation

Alarms

This page shows a list of customised alarms and alerts based on the movements of equipment and personnel,and faults or issues with the the ImPact system or infrastructure.

ReportsThe Reports page holds various reports compiling useful data from the ICA.

MinePhone

This tab shows the status, location and contact number of all MinePhones connected to the mine’s wirelessnetwork.

2.3 The Print Version Button

Several pages in MineDash include a link to a print-friendly version of the current page in a newwindow/tab, which can be accessed by clicking the Print Version button. This button can be found atthe top of the main window on each page, and will be pointed out in the relevant screenshots throughoutthis manual.

Note: Search and Show Menu options may need to be reselected before printing. Check the displayedinformation in the print version window/tab before using your browser's Print function.

2.4 Logging Out of MineDash

To log out of MineDash, click the Logout tab. This will log out of MineDash and load the MineDashLogin screen.

2.5 Status Notifications

MineDash will occasionally display a notification bar at the top of the page to alert the user to certainerrors or licensing restrictions. There are two types of notifications:


Navigation

Normal Severity NotificationsThese notifications will show in a yellow bar. Examples of a normal severity message include:

• "Using demonstration license"• "Error communicating with server"

Warning Severity NotificationsThese notifications will show in a red bar. Examples include:

• "License period expired"• "Licensed Tag/Entity connections exceeded"

Clicking the More Info link next to the notification will display more information on the issue.


Navigation

Chapter

3

Map Tracking

Map Tracking is a realtime visual tracking tool which shows thelocation of tagged equipment and personnel on a map of the site.

Topics:

• Screenshot• Using the Sidebar• Using the Map


3.1 Screenshot

3.2 Using the Sidebar

The Sidebar is used to select specific items or personnel. Options in the Sidebar are divided into sixcategories:

• Vehicles• Personnel• Equipment• Unassigned Devices• Infrastructure Devices• Zones

Click on any of the category headers to expand and view a list of tracked items in that category.

The Search FieldThe Search field can be used to find a desired list item instead of scrolling through the full list.

1. Click on the desired category header to expand that category.2. Click on the Search field.3. Begin typing the name or type of the item/person(s) you wish to find.


Map Tracking

The list will be narrowed down to possible matches as you type. To view the full list again or search fora new list item, delete whatever you have typed (or clear the field by clicking the X to the right) and startagain.

Zones

Selecting a zone here will move the map view to that zone, while greying out the surrounding area. Abox will appear in the bottom right corner of the map, showing the number of Personnel, Vehicles,Equipment, Unassigned Devices and Infrastructure devices in the zone (Only entities selected in the Showmenu will be displayed here). For more information on configuring zones, see the ICA AdministrationConsole User Manual.

3.3 Using the Map

The map area shows a visual representation of the site map, with the locations of tracked devices andpersonnel. This area includes navigation arrows, a zoom slider, a Map Links button and a Show button.

Moving around the map

To move around the map, either:

• Click the navigation arrows in the top left corner of the map, or• Click and hold the left mouse button down anywhere on the map and drag it to display the required

location.

Zooming in and out

To zoom in on or out from a specific area of the map, either:

• Click on the + and - symbols at the top and bottom of the Zoom slider.• Click and drag the Zoom slider up to zoom in, and down to zoom out.• If your mouse has a scroll wheel, scrolling up will zoom in, and down will zoom out.• Double-clicking on the map will also zoom in by one step.


Map Tracking

Map Icons

Clicking one of these icons on the map will display more information about that person, device or cluster(where two or more personnel, vehicles or pieces of equipment are in close proximity). To hide information,click on the X in the top right corner of the pop-up information bubble. Untagged personnel and equipmenthave no tagged device assigned to them, and their movements cannot be tracked. A blinking AlarmIndicator icon will appear for any device that has triggered an open System Alarm. This indicator abovethe device/entity's map icon, and next to its name in the Sidebar and information bubble.

MeaningIcon

Aeroscout Tag

MinePhone

Equipment

Vehicle

Access Point

AC Power Monitor

Aeroscout Tag assigned to a person

MinePhone assigned to a person

Untagged equipment (Cannot be tracked, will sit at 0,0 on the map)

Untagged person (Cannot be tracked, will sit at 0,0 on the map)

(Solid) Warning Alarm

(Blinking) Critical Alarm/

Below is an example of several clusters in the same location - Personnel, Unassigned Equipment andVehicles. Zooming in may help to separate the clusters or members of an individual cluster. In this examplethe clusters are too close to separate, and only the top cluster can be clicked for information; to moveanother cluster to the top, click on its category header in the Sidebar.

Information BubblesInformation bubbles are displayed for tracked devices, personnel and clusters when they are selected inthe Map or Sidebar. Information bubbles may include a More link at the bottom, which can be clickedto display further information such as system alarm details (if any) and assigned devices. Informationbubbles for clusters will show the names of all individuals in that cluster. Clicking the name of an individualperson or device will display their information, with a link back to the cluster next to their name.

3.3.1 The Map Links Menu

The Map Links menu provides clickable links to the origin point of each map configured in the system.

1. Click the Map Links button to display the menu.2. Click the desired location. The menu will close and the map will jump to the location.


Map Tracking

3.3.2 The Show Menu

The Show Menu allows you to display or hide specific groups of tracked personnel, vehicles and equipment.This makes it easier to monitor selected entities.

• Simply tick or untick options you wish to show or hide. Ticking a menu item will automatically tickall of its submenu items.

• Hover the cursor over any item with a triangle to reveal its submenu.• If the Show only underground box is ticked, only personnel and devices in underground zones will

be displayed.• If a checkbox shows a blue square, some but not all of the submenu options have been selected.

Groups and zones are both created in the Administration Console, for more information see the ICAAdministration Console User Manual.

An example menu tree is shown below:


Map Tracking

3.3.3 Replay

The Replay function can be used to view the past movement of tracked devices and entities.

To enable Replay:

• Move the mouse cursor over the Live Data tab (which will now show Replay) and click.• Select a Speed. The map will refresh every five seconds:

• 1x - Real time, in five second increments• 2x - 10 seconds per refresh• 5x - 25 seconds "• 10x - 50 seconds "• 60x - Five minutes "• 300x - 25 minutes "

• Click on the Date field and select the desired start date from the calendar.• Click on the Time field and enter the desired time or select it from the drop down list. The map display

for this time will now load.• Click the Play button.

The map display will now show the movement of tracked entities from the selected time onward. ThePlay button will become a Pause button, which can be clicked to freeze playback.

Click Exit Replay to display live tracking data again.


Map Tracking

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List Tracking

The List Tracking page shows the current location of all tracked itemsand personnel on site, and can be used to determine the time spent inthe current location. This page is updated in real time.

Topics:

• Screenshot• Viewing the List Area• Using the Search Fields


4.1 Screenshot

4.2 Viewing the List Area

The list area shows all items currently selected in the Show menu in the Type column. The Show menubutton allows the operator to filter results as in the Map Tracking screen. For more information, see TheShow Menu on page 21.

The list area shows 40 entries at a time. Use the Prev Page and Next Page buttons to navigate throughlarger lists.

Lists can be sorted by any of the columns shown by clicking on the header for that column. Click theheader again to reverse the sorting order.

Type

This column shows the type of equipment. If the device is a tag, this column will show whether it isassigned to a person, vehicle or piece of equipment.


List Tracking

Name

The name of the entity to which a tag or device is assigned. Names are configured in the AdministrationConsole. For more information, see the Administration Console User Manual.

Battery

The current charge status of the device's battery:

StatusIndicatorNumber

100%5

75%4

50%3

25%2

Extremely low1

Dead0

No battery present (e.g. powered access point)No Battery

Note: Remaining battery capacity is approximate only. Tags currently only report battery levelsfor battery indicators 5 (full), 3 (half) and 1 (low).

Area

The top-level zone in which the device was detected. If the device is not within a defined Area a "-"symbol will be shown.

Zone

The second-level zone in which the device was last detected. If the device is not within a defined Zonea "-" symbol will be shown.

Sub-Zone

The third-level zone in which the device was last detected. If the device is not within a defined Sub-Zonea "-" symbol will be shown.

Note: Zones are configured in the Administration Console. For more information, see theAdministration Console User Manual.

Last Read

The most recent time that the device was detected. This time may be replaced by a "-" if it has beenpurged from the ICA history. For more information see the ICA Administration Console User Manual.

AlarmsThe number of open alarms for the device. Critical alarms are shown in red, Warning alarms are shownin yellow, and Info alarms are shown in blue.

4.3 Using the Search Fields

The Name, Area, Zone and Sub-Zone columns each have a search field, that can be used to find a desiredlist item instead of scrolling through the full list.


List Tracking

1. Click on the desired search field.2. Begin typing the name/area/zone/sub-zone of the item/person(s) you wish to find.

To view the full list again or search for a new list item, delete whatever you have typed and start again.

The Type , Battery and Alarms columns have a dropdown menu that can be used to select a specificdevice type, battery status, and/or alarm type to narrow down the list.

Columns with active filters are shown with a light grey background. Columns that are being sorted onare shown with a yellow background.


List Tracking

Chapter

5

Personnel

The Personnel page shows information stored by the ImPactCommunications Appliance, organised according to tags and devices

Topics:

• Screenshot (such as MinePhones) assigned to individual personnel. The ZoneHistory and Position Trail reports are included in Version 1.2.0.• Using the Sidebar

• Viewing ReportsNote: The Position Trail report may not be available for allsite installations. If available, a link will be visible in the Sidebar.


5.1 Screenshot


The Sidebar on the Personnel page includes two categories:

Personnel

This category includes all personnel with devices or tags assigned to them, and an option to view unassigneddevices. Click on the name of the person for whom you wish to see a report.

The Search FieldThe Search field can be used to find a desired list item instead of scrolling through the full list.

1. Click on the Search field.2. Begin typing the name or type of the item/person(s) you wish to find.


Reports

You can expand or collapse this category by clicking the expand/collapse button in the category header.


Personnel

Table 2: Reports

DefinitionReport Name

The Zone History report shows a log of a person's movement between Zones on site.Zone History

This report shows the trail of a person's movements on the map over a specified timeperiod, and to identify what time they were at each point on the trail.

Position Trail

Note: This feature may not be available for all site installations. If available, alink will be visible in the Sidebar.

5.3 Viewing Reports

When selections have been made from the Personnel and Reports categories in the Sidebar, the requestedreport will be shown in the Report area of the page, along with any further options or selection criteria.

To print a report, click the Print Version button in the top right corner of the Report area. Note that notall reports support printing.

The following options must be specified for reports, once selected they will remain if a new report typeis selected:

• Time Period - The length of time that the report will cover. Choose from:

• Last Hour• Last 12 Hours• Last 24 Hours• Custom Period - Select a period using the dropdown boxes for time and date, then click the Report

button.

• Device - All devices (including tags) assigned to the selected person. Click on a specific tag/deviceto see its report.


Personnel

5.3.1 Zone History

The Zone History report will show a history of every time a tag/device changes Area, Zone, or Sub-Zone,and the amount of time spent in that location. This report can be used to track a worker's movementsthroughout the day, and to ensure that equipment assigned to that person has been kept on hand or in itsproper location.

Area

The top-level zone in which the device was detected. If the device is not within a defined Area a '-' symbolwill be shown.

Zone

The second-level zone in which the device was last detected. If the device is not within a defined Zonea '-' symbol will be shown.

Sub-Zone

The third-level zone in which the device was last detected. If the device is not within a defined Sub-Zonea '-' symbol will be shown.


Entry Time

The date and time a device was first detected in a Zone.

Duration

The time elapsed from a device's entry time into the listed Zone until its entry into the next Zone.


Personnel

5.3.2 Position Trail

The Position Trail report shows trail of each position in which a person was detected over a specifiedperiod of time.

Note: This feature may not be available for all site installations. If available, a link will be visiblein the Sidebar.

HistoryThe History box shows a a timestamped list of each of the positions specified on the map. Positions aregrouped by Zone, and when collapsed, will show the time of entry to that zone. When expanded, subsequentpositions will be shown under the initial entry.

Position groups can be expanded and collapsed individually by clicking the triangle next to each group,or all at once by clicking the "+" and "-" buttons at the top of the box.

When a position or group is selected, it will be highlighted on the map.

MapPositions are shown as coloured dots on the map, connected by a trail. The currently selected position isgreen, earlier positions and trail segments are yellow, while future positions and trail segments are blue,as shown. Trail segments that connect two separate maps are grey. Clicking on a position dot will openan information bubble, as in the Map Tracking screen.

Clicking the Trace button in the top right corner of the map will cycle once through each of the markedpositions on the map, giving a time lapse overview of the selected person's movements.


Personnel

Chapter

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Vehicle

The Vehicle page shows tagged vehicle information stored by theImPact Communications Appliance. Version 1.2.0 includes Current

Topics:

• Screenshot State, Operating Trends, Proximity Events, Zone History andPosition Trail reports.• Using the Sidebar



6.1 Screenshot


The Sidebar on the Vehicle page includes two categories:

Assets

This category includes all vehicles with tags assigned to them. Click on the vehicle for which you wishto see a report.

Reports

You can expand or collapse this category by clicking the expand/collapse button in the category header.The number and type of reports available for each vehicle depend on the configuration of associated VIPunits. Please refer to the ICA Admininstration Console User Manual for more information.

Table 3: Reports


A log of a vehicle's movement between Zones on site.Zone History

Up to date information about a vehicle's health and performance.Current State

Graph of a selected vehicle's health and performance over time.OperatingTrends


Vehicle


Records of tracked entities coming into the inner or outer proximity zone around avehicle.

ProximityEvents

This report shows the trail of a vehicle's movements on the map over a specified timeperiod, and to identify what time it was at each point on the trail.

Position Trail


6.3 Viewing Reports

When selections have been made from the Assets and Reports categories in the Sidebar, the requestedreport will be shown in the Report area of the page, along with any further options or selection criteria.

To print the current report, click the Print Version button in the top right corner of the Report area. Notethat some reports may not support printing.

6.3.1 Current State

This report shows the current state of a selected vehicle. This report can be used to view an up-to-datesnapshot of a vehicle's health and performance.

This report includes the following options:

• Time - The time that the report will cover. Choose from:

• Latest• As of Date/Time - Select date and time, then click the Report button.


Vehicle

The report shows three columns - Metric, Value and Last Read - under several categories, outlinedbelow:

Alarm

DescriptionMetric

Alarms currently active at the specified timeCurrently Active Alarms

The most recently generated alarm for the vehicleRecent Alarm

Proximity

DescriptionMetric

The operator of the vehicle, as detected by thevehicle's proximity sensors and selected on the VIPtouch screen.

Driver

Tagged entities detected in the vehicle's Inner ZoneInner Events

Tagged entities detected in the vehicle's Outer ZoneOuter Events

Zone

DescriptionMetric

The third-level zone in which the device was lastdetected. If the device is not within a definedSub-Zone a '-' symbol will be shown.

Sub-Zone

The second-level zone in which the device was lastdetected. If the device is not within a defined Zonea '-' symbol will be shown.

Zone

The top-level zone in which the device was detected.If the device is not within a defined Area a '-' symbolwill be shown.

Area

OtherThis section contains various values, as requested by the site, relating to the operation and performanceof the vehicle and Vehicle Intelligence Platform equipment. This list may contain similar metrics to theProximity Events report. but can be configured separately if required. Some examples are shown in thescreenshot above.

6.3.2 Operating Trends

This reports shows, in graphical form, a selected vehicle's state over a specified time period. Multiplemetrics can be selected at the same time and scaled for comparison.


Vehicle



• Last Hour

• Last 12 Hours

• Last 24 Hours

• Custom Period - Select a period using the dropdown boxes for time and date, then click theReport button.

• Metrics

• Alarm - This section contains values related to alarm activations.• Other - This section contains various values, as requested by the site, relating to the operation and

performance of the vehicle and Vehicle Intelligence Platform equipment. This list may containsimilar metrics to the Current State report, but can be configured separately if required.

GraphThe graph displays timeline information for all selected Metrics over the specified time period. If multiplevalues are selected they will be displayed in different colours as labelled at the top of the graph. All valuesare displayed with time along the X axis and numerical value along the Y axis.

Moving the cursor to a specific time along the X axis will display the timestamp and values for that timenext to the labels at the top of the graph.

Timeline BarThe bar immediately below the graph can be used to zoom in on a shorter period of time by clicking anddragging the handles at either end. Drag the handles back out to show the original time period. Clickingthe Retrieve More Details button will reload the graph with a new Custom Period covering the startand finish times selected here.


Vehicle

Value ScalingsAs individual metrics are measured in different units, their numerical values may vary too much for usefulvisual comparison. For example, fuel consumption rates, measured in L/hr and usually single digits, maynot be easily comparable at first glance to engine speeds, measured in RPM and often in the thousandsor tens of thousands. To remedy this, the Value Scaling for each metric can be changed manually. Thevalues for this metric will be multiplied by the scaling factor. Decimal fractions can also be entered toreduce values (0.5 to halve, 0.02 to divide by 50, etc.). Enter the desired scaling factor and click the ApplyScaling button.

Note:

• When using any Value Scaling other than 1, the resulting values adjacent to the graph will notbe correct. The scaling function is an aid for visual comparison of trends only.

• Version 1.2.0 of MineDash does not display units for each metric at present. To check the unittype for a specific metric, go to the Current State report.

6.3.3 Proximity Events

This report shows a snapshot of Proximity Events for a selected vehicle at a specified time. Proximityevents are triggered when a tracked entity comes into the inner or outer proximity zone around a vehicle.


• Time - The time that the report will cover. Choose from:

• Latest• As of Date/Time - Select date and time, then click the Report button.

• Filter

• Type - The types of entities for which Proximity Events should be shown.• Zone - Show events for the vehicle's Inner Zone, Outer Zone, or both.

The report shows the following columns:

• Zone - Inner/Outer• Tag - The name of the tagged entity. Unassigned tags will show a MAC address.


Vehicle

• Type - The type of entity (e.g. Person). Unassigned tags will show Unknown.• Duration - The length of time spent in the proximity zone. If As of Date/Time is selected above,

the duration shown will be as of the selected time.• Acknowledged - Acknowledged by vehicle operator.

6.3.4 Zone History

The Zone History report will show a history of every time a vehicle changes Area, Zone, or Sub-Zone,and the amount of time spent in that location. This report can be used to track a vehicle's movementsthroughout the day.



• Last Hour

• Last 12 Hours

• Last 24 Hours

• Custom Period - Select a period using the dropdown boxes for time and date, then click theReport button.

Area


Zone



Vehicle

Sub-Zone



Entry Time

The date and time that the vehicle was first detected in a Zone.

Duration

The time elapsed from the vehicle's entry into the listed Zone until its entry into the next Zone.


The Position Trail report shows trail of each position in which a vehicle was detected over a specifiedperiod of time.






Vehicle




Vehicle

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Equipment

The Equipment page shows information stored by the ImPactCommunications Appliance, organised according to tags assigned to

Topics:

• Screenshot portable equipment on site. The Zone History and Position Trailreports are included in Version 1.2.0.• Using the Sidebar


.


7.1 Screenshot


The Sidebar on the Equipment page includes two categories:

Equipment

This category includes all equipment with a tag assigned to it. Click on the specific piece of equipmentfor which you wish to see a report.

Reports

You can expand or collapse this category by clicking the expand/collapse button in the category header.


The Zone History report shows a log of a piece of equipment's movement between Zoneson site.

Zone History

This report shows the trail of a piece of equipment's movements on the map over aspecified time period, and to identify what time it was at each point on the trail.

Position Trail



Equipment

7.3 Viewing Reports

When selections have been made from the Equipment and Reports categories in the Sidebar, the requestedreport will be shown in the Report area of the page, along with any further options or selection criteria.

To print a copy of this report, click the Print Version button in the top right corner of the Report area.

Zone History

The Zone History report will show a history of every time a piece of equipment changes Area, Zone, orSub-Zone, and the amount of time spent in that location. This report can be used to track an item'smovements throughout the day, and to ensure that equipment assigned to a specific individual or grouphas been kept on hand or in its proper location.

This report includes the following option:



button.

Area


Zone


Sub-Zone



Entry Time

The date and time that the device was first detected in a Zone.

Duration

The time elapsed from the device's entry into the listed Zone until its entry into the next Zone.

7.3.1 Zone History

The Zone History report will show a history of every time a piece of equipment changes Area, Zone, orSub-Zone, and the amount of time spent in that location. This report can be used to track an item'smovements throughout the day, and to ensure that equipment assigned to a specific individual or grouphas been kept on hand or in its proper location.


Equipment




button.

Area


Zone


Sub-Zone



Entry Time

The date and time that the device was first detected in a Zone.

Duration

The time elapsed from the device's entry into the listed Zone until its entry into the next Zone.


Equipment


The Position Trail report shows trail of each position in which a piece of equipment was detected over aspecified period of time.








Equipment

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MinePhone

The MinePhone page contains details for all MinePhones on the ImPactsite network, including extension number and current location.

Topics:

• ScreenshotThe Phone List report, which includes all phones connected to theImPact network, and Messaging functions are included in Version1.2.0.

• Viewing the Report Area

Note: Isolating the MinePhone communications system fromexternal connections can be done in the Administration Console.For more information see the ICA Administration Console UserManual.


8.1 Screenshot

8.2 Viewing the Report Area

When a selections has been made from the Sidebar, the requested screen will be shown in the Reportarea of the page, along with any further options or selection criteria.

8.2.1 Phone List

The List area shows all phones on the ImPact site network, including the following information:

• Battery - The current charge of the MinePhone's battery (See below).• Name - The name, if any, of the person to whom this phone has been assigned.• Description - The ID of the phone. By default this is set to the phone's type and MAC address.• Extension - The contact number of the phone. This can be dialled from any other phone connected to

the ImPact site network.• Status - This column shows whether the phone is Online or Offline.• Zone - The last zone where the phone was detected. '-' indicates that the phone has never been read,

or is outside of any defined zones on the site map. See the Administration Console User Manual forinformation on configuring Areas and Zones.

• Last Read - The last time that the phone's location was detected.

Battery

The current charge status of the device's battery:

StatusIndicator

100%

75%

50%

25%

Extremely low


MinePhone

StatusIndicator

Dead

No battery present (e.g. powered access point)

Note: Remaining battery capacity is approximate.

Note: For more information on assigning phones and other equipment to personnel, customisingphone descriptions and configuring Areas and Zones, see the ICA Administration Console UserManual.

8.2.2 Messages

The Messages screen allows a MineDash operator to communicate via text message with any personnel,vehicles, equipment or groups with MinePhones.

Note: To use messaging, the operator's account must have a defined extension. See User Accountsin the ICA Administration Console User Manual for more information.

Create New Message

This screen is used to compose and send text messages.

Sending a message

1. Select the desired recipients either searching and/or scrolling through the name list:

• Click on the Search field, and begin typing the name or type of the group or person you wish tofind.

• Scroll down through the list to locate a group or person.

2. Click once on a group or person to add them. Their name will appear in the Message To box.3. Click once on any name in the Message To box to remove that group or person.4. Click on the Message Text box and type a message (maximum 140 characters).5. Click Send.

Clicking the Cancel button will delete both the message text and all currently selected recipients.

Received Messages

This screen shows all received messages stored on the ICA.


MinePhone

Messages are shown in reverse chronological order. Use the Prev Page and Next Page buttons to navigatethrough the message list.

The Search FieldThe Search field can be used to find a desired message instead of scrolling through the full list.

1. Click on the Search field.2. Begin typing part of the Sender, Sender Extension or Message that you wish to find.


List AreaLists can be sorted by any of the columns shown by clicking on the header for that column. Click theheader again to reverse the sorting order:

• Sender - The name of the person, vehicle, equipment or location associated with the originatingMinePhone.

• Sender Extension - The extension number of the originating MinePhone• Message - The text of the sent message, max. 140 characters.• Sent Time - The time that the message was sent.

To forward a message, click the Send button. To reply directly to a message, click the Reply button.

Sent

This screen shows all messages sent from the account logged into MineDash

RecipientsThis section shows a list of recipients for the selected message, and the message status for each of them.


MinePhone

Message ListLists can be sorted by any of the columns shown by clicking on the header for that column. Click theheader again to reverse the sorting order:

• Recipients - The names of the people, vehicles, equipment or locations associated with the receivingMinePhone(s).

• Receiver Extension - The number(s) to which the message was sent.• Message - The text of the sent message, max. 140 characters.• Sent Time - The time that the message was sent.

To forward a message, click the Send button. To resend a message to the same number(s) again, clickthe Resend button.


MinePhone

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Alarms

The Alarms page shows a list of notifications triggered by specificrules, such as a person entering or leaving a Zone without authorisation

Topics:

• Screenshot or vehicles/equipment being removed from the site. For more• Viewing Alarms information on setting rules and events for alarms, see the

Administration Console User Manual.

Version 1.2.0 of the ICA includes the Unacknowledged Critical,History and Rule Status reports.

Note:

• Alarms can only be acknowledged or closed by Operator orAdmin level accounts. Accounts can be created in theAdministration Console.

• A red Alarms tab indicates that there are unacknowledgedCritical alarms. The number of these alarms will be shownin brackets.

• Open Emergency Alarms, if any, are displayed in a rednotification sidebar down the right side of the MineDashscreen. These alarms can be viewed, acknowledged andclosed in the Unacknowledged Critical and History screens.


9.1 Screenshot

9.2 Viewing Alarms

9.2.1 Unacknowledged Critical

This reports shows alarms that are both of critical severity and currently unacknowledged. Critical alarmsgenerally indicate an issue that requires action by personnel, such as a hardware outage or security breach.

Report View

Use the Prev Page and Next Page buttons to navigate through the alarms.


Alarms

The report includes the following columns, and can be sorted according to any of them by clicking thecolumn header:

• Time that the alarm was triggered.• Type:

• Zone alarms are triggered based on rules attached to a specific zone, such as a person entering azone without authorisation.

• Infrastructure alarms are triggered by faults or problems with ImPact hardware, such aspower outages or connection failures to Wireless Access Points.

• System alarms are triggered by issues with the ImPact Communication Appliance, such as asystem configuration change or unexpected operation.

• Severity - will always be critical for this report.• Description - This column contains details of the conditions that triggered the alarm, e.g. "Access

Point BOILER ROOM #5 is DOWN."• Acknowledged - This column shows the current acknowledgement status of the alarm, and will initially

be No for all alarms. Operator/Admin accounts can click the Acknowledge button for a specific entryto acknowledge it. When an alarm is acknowledged, it will disappear from this report.

• Closed - This column shows if an alarm has been closed, and will initially be No for all alarms.

Acknowledge All

Clicking the Acknowledge All button will open a confirmation dialog. Click Continue to acknowledgeall jobs on this report, even if there is more than one page of alarms. Be careful when using these buttonsand ensure that all criteria are correct before proceeding. Click Back to cancel the action.

9.2.2 History

The History report shows all alarms that have been

Alarm notices can be viewed according to severity, time and status.

Severity

Alarms are further divided into multiple severity levels:

• Info alarms communicate events that an operator should be aware of, but where no action is required.


Alarms

• Warning alarms indicate a potential issue, or event that simply requires an operator's acknowledgment,such as a non-critical error.

• Critical alarms indicate an issue that requires action by personnel, such as a hardware outage orsecurity breach.

The operator can select all, one, or none of these severity levels for each of the available categories,choosing for example to view all Zone alarms, but only critical Infrastructure alarms, and no other alarmsin one report.

• Zone alarms are triggered based on rules attached to a specific zone, such as a person entering a zonewithout authorisation.

• Infrastructure alarms are triggered by faults or problems with ImPact hardware, such as power outagesor connection failures to Wireless Access Points.

• System alarms are triggered by issues with the ImPact Communication Appliance, such as a systemconfiguration change or unexpected operation.

• Mobile Infrastructure shows low battery alarms for mobile devices such as MinePhones and AeroScouttags.

• Emergency - if ticked, the list will include emergency PTT broadcasts from MinePhones. AllEmergency alarms are Critical.

Time

The length of time that the report will cover. Choose from:

• Last Hour• Last 12 Hours• Last 24 Hours• Custom Period - Select a Start and End using the dropdown boxes for time and date, then click the

Report button.

Note:

Last Hour, Last 12 Hours and Last 24 Hours lists will all refresh automatically.Custom Period lists will not refresh, even if the custom period extends into the future.

Filter

The filter section allows the operator to view reports by their status, unticking an option will hide it fromthe report:

• Open - the alarm is still active, or is awaiting action by an operator. Open alarms can be closed byclicking the Close button in the Closed column.

• Closed - the alarm has been closed, either automatically or by an operator.• Unacknowledged - the alarm has not yet been acknowledged by an operator. Unacknowledged alarms

can be acknowledged by clicking the Acknowledge button in the Acknowledged column.• Acknowledged - The alarm has been acknowledged and/or closed by an operator. Note that

automatically closed alarms will remain unacknowledged.

Acknowledge/Close All

Clicking the Acknowledge All or Close All buttons will open a confirmation dialog, and then acknowledgeor close all jobs that fit the current Severity, Time and Filter settings, even if there is more than one pageof alarms. Be careful when using these buttons and ensure that all criteria are correct before proceeding.An example confirmation dialog is shown below:


Alarms

Report ListOnce the above fields are configured, alarms can be viewed and acknowledged (operator/admin accountsonly) in the displayed list. This list includes the following columns, and can be sorted according to anyof them by clicking the column header:

• Time• Type - This column corresponds to the Alarm Categories section above.• Severity - This column corresponds to the Severity section above.• Description - This column contains details of the conditions that triggered the alarm, e.g. "Access

Point BOILER ROOM #5 is DOWN."• Acknowledged - This column shows the current acknowledgement status of the alarm. Operator/Admin

accounts can click the Acknowledge button for a specific entry to acknowledge it. When an alarm isacknowledged, information about who acknowledged it and when is shown in this column.

Note: It is recommended Acknowledging an alarm be part of the operator procedure for escalatingand reporting these events, as appropriate.

• Closed - This column shows if an entry has been closed.

Note: All alarms will be closed automatically by the appropriate system when the Alarmcondition has ended. Operators should only close an alarm if they know that the condition haspassed. Closing an alarm will end monitoring of this specific condition

. When an alarm is closed, information about who closed it and when is shown in this column.

Note:

• Alarms should only be closed if the condition has passed. Alarms closed by an Operator/Admin(not the system) will automatically be acknowledged.

• Alarms triggered by AC Power Monitors will be closed automatically when the power fault isrectified. These alarms will then show a Closed by NMS message in the Closed column.

9.2.3 Rule Status

The Rule Status screen shows current monitoring information of both System and Zone alarm rules. Formore information on managing rules, see the ICA Administration Console User Manual.


Alarms

In version 1.2.0, there are six types of System Alarms and and six types of Zone Alarms, although onlyactive alarm types will be displayed here.

System AlarmsNode Monitoring

This report shows the current state of each access point on the ImPact network.

The report includes a status summary, followed by a scrollable list of access points:

• Name of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of access points.• Total in Alarmed State - number of access points with currently open alarms.


Alarms

Report ListThis list includes the following columns, and can be sorted according to any of them by clicking thecolumn header:

• ID of the access point.• Name of the access point.• MAC address of the access point.• State - Good/Error.• Last Errored Time - The timestamp of the most recent alarm, if any, for this access point.

Node Port Status Monitoring

This report shows the current status of all access points on the ImPact network.


• Name of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of access points.• Total in Alarmed State - number of access points with currently open alarms.• Total Monitored Ports - number of access point ports with currently open alarms.• Total Ports in Alarmed State - number of access point ports with currently open alarms.


• ID of the access point.• Name of the access point.• MAC address of the access point.• Port ID.• State - Good/Error.• Last Errored Time - The timestamp of the most recent alarm, if any, for this access point/port.

AC Power Tag Monitoring

This report shows the current state of all AC power monitoring tags on the ImPact network.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of tags.• Total in Alarmed State - number of tags with currently open alarms.


• Name of the tag.• Location of the tag.• MAC address of the tag.• State - Good/Error.• Last Errored Time - The timestamp of the most recent alarm, if any, for this tag.

Device Low Battery

This report shows alarms triggered with the charge on individual MinePhone and AeroScout Tag batteriesruns lower than a preset threshold. Settings for this alarm can be managed in the ICA AdministrationConsole.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of devices.• Total in Alarmed State - number of devices with currently open alarms.


• ID of the device.• Type - Tag or Phone.• MAC address of the device.• Name of the device.• Area, Zone and Sub-Zone in which the device was last detected.• State - Good/Error.• Last Errored Time - The timestamp of the most recent alarm, if any, for this device.

Proximity Diagnostic Monitoring

This report shows proximity alarms for VIP (Vehicle Intelligence Platform) equipped Vehicles on theImPact network.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of vehicles.• Total in Alarmed State - number of vehicles with currently open alarms.


• Vehicle ID• Vehicle Name• VIP ID• VIP Name• Description of the proximity event.• Time that the alarm was generated.

Device Distress Button Press

This report tracks the state of distress button emergency alarms. Active emergency alarms will be shownin a red sidebar, as below:


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of devices.• Total in Alarmed State - number of devices with currently open alarms.


• ID of the device.• Type - Tag or Phone.• MAC address of the device.• Name of the device.• Area, Zone and Sub-Zone in which the device was last detected.• State - Good/Error.• Originated Time - The timestamp of the most recent alarm, if any, for this device.

Zone AlarmsBreach

Breach alarms are triggered when any of a specified group of entities enter or exit a specified group ofzones. A separate report is created for each rule. Breach rules are managed in the ICA AdministrationConsole.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Description of the Breach rule.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Count of entities in Breach - the number of entities currently triggering active Breach alarms.


• Entity ID• Entity Type - People/Vehicles/Equipment• Entity Label - The name or alternate name of the entity• Most Significant Zone - The lowest level zone in which the entity was last detected.• Time of Breach - The time when the entity triggered the breach alarm.

Delay

Delay alarms are triggered when any of a specified group of entities spends too long in one of a specifiedgroup of zones. A separate report is created for each rule. Delay rules are managed in the ICAAdministration Console.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Description of the Delay rule.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Count of entities in monitored zone shows the number of entities being currently subject to Delay

rules.• Count of entities alarmed in monitored zone shows entities currently triggering a Delay alarm.


• Entity ID• Entity Type - People/Vehicles/Equipment• Entity Label - The name or alternate name of the entity.• Most Significant Zone - The lowest level zone in which the entity was last detected.• Time entered current zone - The time at which the entity was first detected in it's current zone.• Time entered monitored zone - The time at which the entity was first detected in the monitored zone

or zone group.• Delayed - True/ False

Device Out of Range

This alarm is triggered if one of a specified entity group is not detected in a specified period of time whilein a monitored zone group. This may occur due to device failure, low battery, damage or simply movingout of range of the nearest access point. Device Out of Range alarms are configured in the ICAAdministration Console.


Alarms


• Name and Descriptionof the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Count of entities in monitored zone - the total number of affected entities currently in the monitorred

zone group.• Total in Alarmed State - the number of affected entities currently out of range in the zone group.


• Entity ID• Entity Type - Person, Vehicle or Equipment.• Entity Label - the name or alternate name of the entity• Most Significant Zone - The lowest level zone in which the entity was last detected.• Time Entered Current Zone - When the entity was first detected in the above zone.• Time Entered Monitored Zone - When the entity was first detected in the monitored zone group.• Timeout - True/False - Has the entity been out of range for longer than the threshold time set in

the ICA Administration Console.

Distribution

Distribution Alarms are triggered when the combined weighting factors of a specified group of entitiesin a specified group of zones is greater or less than a defined threshold. These alarms are managed in theICA Administration Console.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Description of the Distribution rule.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Threshold - greater than X / less than x• Count of entities in monitored zone shows the number of entities being currently subject to the

Distribution rule.• Count of weighting factors of entities in monitored zone shows the above entities' combined

weighting factor.


• Entity ID• Entity Type - People/Vehicles/Equipment• Entity Label - The name or alternate name of the entity.• Person/Vehicle/Equipment Count - the weighting factor of the applicable entities• Most Significant Zone - The lowest level zone in which the entity was last detected.• Time entered current zone - The time at which the entity was first detected in it's current zone.• Time entered monitored zone - The time at which the entity was first detected in the monitored zone

or zone group.

Distribution Comparison

Distribution Comparison rules compare the weighting factors of two specified entity groups in a specifiedzone group. These rules and weighting factors are managed in the ICA Administration Console. An alarmcan be triggered if the total weighting factor of the target group is either greater than or less than that ofthe threshold group.


Alarms


• Name of the report.• Description of the Distribution rule.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Threshold - greater than People/Equipment/Vehicles (X) / less than

People/Equipment/Vehicles (X)

• Count of entities in monitored zone shows the number of entities being currently subject to theDistribution Comparison rule.

• Count of weighting factors of entities in monitored zone shows the above entities' combinedweighting factor.


• Entity ID• Entity Type - People/Vehicles/Equipment• Entity Label - The name or alternate name of the entity.• Person/Vehicle/Equipment Count - the weighting factor of the applicable entities• Most Significant Zone - The lowest level zone in which the entity was last detected.• Time entered current zone - The time at which the entity was first detected in it's current zone.• Time entered monitored zone - The time at which the entity was first detected in the monitored zone

or zone group.

Motion Stop

This alarm is triggered if an entity spends too long in one spot without moving while in a specified zonegroup.


Alarms


• Name and Description of the report.• Severity of these alarms can be set in the ICA Administration Console.• Total Monitored - number of access points.• Count of devices with motion detection - number of devices currently affected by this alarm.• Count of devices with motion alarm - number of devices currently triggering this alarm.


• Device ID• Devic Type - Tag/Phone• Device Label• Most Significant Zone is the lowest level zone in which the device was last detected.• Time entered current zone• State - Good/Error.• Last Errored Time - The timestamp of the most recent alarm, if any, for this device.


Alarms

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Reports

As well as the default reports provided in the Personnel, Vehicle andEquipment sections, MineDash is capable of displaying specialised

Topics:

• Screenshot reports generated by The Eclipse Foundation's Business Intelligence• Using The Sidebar and Reporting Tools (BIRT), included on the ICA. Version 1.2.0• Viewing Reports includes Personnel Tracking History, the Call Detail Report,

Personnel Device Report, and Personnel Information.


10.1 Screenshot

10.2 Using The Sidebar

The Sidebar contains a list of all available reports. Selecting a report here will load it in the Report Area.


This report displays the call history for MinePhones and other phones on the ImPactnetwork.

Call DetailReport

This report displays the same information as the Zone History report under the Personneltab.

PersonnelTrackingHistory

This report shows the PTT call history for MinePhones on the ImPact network.PTT CallDetail

This report shows which devices are assigned to specific personnel.PersonnelDevice Report


Reports

10.3 Viewing Reports

When a selection has been made from the Reports category in the Sidebar, the requested report will beshown in the Report area of the page, along with any further options or selection criteria, which will beshown in the Query Conditions box.

To print a copy of this report, click the Print Report button just below the report title.

10.3.1 Call Detail Report

This report shows all calls made to or from any phone connected to the ICA.

Query FilterThis report requires the following information:

• Start Time andEnd Time limit the period for which the report is run. These fields will both defaultto the current time when the report is loaded, and must be set to the desired period.

• Caller - the extension from which the call was generated. Select an extension or ALL.• Callee - the extension to which the call was made. Select an extension or ALL.

Once all criteria have been set, click the Query button.

ReportThis area shows all current records matching the Query Filter criteria. The list contains four columns,and is sorted by When.

• When - The data and time that the call was placed.• From - The origin of the call.• To - The destination of the call.• Duration(sec.) - The length of the call in seconds.

10.3.2 Personnel Tracking History

This report shows the tracking history for all or selected personnel. The Personnel Tracking History reportdisplays the same information as the Zone History report under the Personnel tab, and is provided hereto allow easy exporting of data to other formats.


Reports

Query conditionsThis report requires the following information:

• Start Time and End Time limit the period for which the report is run. These fields will both defaultto the current time when the report is loaded, and must be set to the desired period.

• Person - Select a person or ALL.• Device Type - ALL, phone or tag.


ReportThis report contains 11 columns and is sorted by Device Type, then Entry Time:

• Entity Corp. ID - the Corporate ID, if any, of the person.• First Name of the person.• Last Name of the person.• Alternative Name of the person, if any.• Device ID - an identifier assigned automatically to each device by the ICA.• Device Type - phone or tag.• Area - The top level zone in which the device was detected.• Zone - The mid level zone, if any, in which the device was detected.• Sub-Zone - the bottom level zone, if any, in which the device was detected.• Entry Time - the time that the device was first detected in the zone.• Duration - the length of time spent in the zone.

10.3.3 PTT Call Detail Report

This report shows all Push-To-Talk (PTT) calls made to or from any phone connected to the ICA.


Reports

Query FilterThis report requires the following information:

• Start Time and End Time limit the period for which the report is run. These fields will both defaultto the current time when the report is loaded, and must be set to the desired period.

• Extension - the extension from which the call was generated. Select an extension or ALL.• Channel ID - the PTT channel to which the call was made. Select a channel or ALL.


ReportThis area shows all current records matching the Query Filter criteria. The list contains four columns,and is sorted by When.

• Channel ID - the PTT channel to which the call was made.• Caller - The origin of the call.• When - The data and time that the call was placed.• Duration(sec.) - The length of the call in seconds.

10.3.4 Personnel Device Report

This report shows which devices are assigned to which personnel.


Reports

ReportThis area shows all current device ownership records. The list contains eight columns, and is sorted byLast Name, First Name, then Alternative Name:

• Entity Corp. ID - The Corporate ID, if any, of the person..• First Name of the person.• Last Name of the person.• Alternative Name of the person, if any.• Device Name assigned to the device.• MAC Address of the device.• Battery status of the device.


Reports

Troubleshooting & Known Issues

SolutionIssue

This issue can occur when browsing MineDash during areset of the ICA. Reload MineDash by pressing F5 orclicking the Reload button on your browser.

MineDash stops showing any new informationin Tracking or Reports.


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