DeviceChecking / Server

Content

Introduction
Create User and login
Dashboard
Details
Server Performance
Peripheral Devices
Network Devices
System Setting
Export Setting
Alarm Setting
User Setting
Alarm Analysis Report

Introduction

DeviceChecking is a standalone tool for device management. Now it has two editions,

standard edition for client PC’s device monitoring
and the other one is for server monitoring.

Server monitoring edition contains all features of standard edition, and includes extra features as below

Server performance monitor
Network device monitoring, including IP camera, SNMP network devices

USM Server Monitor Setup Revision History

After EdgeX is running, click DeviceChecking icon on desktop, it should automatically jump to the user creation page:

Dashboard

System Info

Click Dashboard > System Info. In the System Info section, you can view the following information:

Resource and Network

System configuration and Event list

Sensor Information

Click Dashboard > Sensor. In the Sensor section, you can view the following information. Setup two sensors to get every data per 5 minutes. Measure ambient temperature, humidity, and battery.

Detailed

Click Detailed, and then click Monitor to view the following information. You can see details about device’s information.

Server Performance

The System Monitor is designed to offer you a simple way to monitor CPU usage, memory usage, memory usage rates. Main Disk drive and Network components info of your PC. Since you know what is consuming your CPU, RAM, Disk and Network, you can deal with them in time to ensure good computer performance.

Processor

Memory

Disk

Network

Peripheral Devices

Click Peripheral Device, you can check USB and Monitor as below information:

USB

Under USB you can see your connected USB devices. You also can find PID & VID on Windows: Go to Control Panel > Device Manager and find your USB device. Go to the Details tab and select Hardware ID to view its PID and VID.

Monitor

Under Monitor you can see your connected monitor devices. In the case of a HDMI monitor with an industry-standard Full HD 1080p resolution, this display has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 @ 59Hz.

Network Devices

IP Camera

1. Support ONVIF-compliant IP Camera as below list

2. Check the IP Camera's serial number, and then click + to add the IP Camera's serial number and Tag.

3. Use IP Camera's utilities to get them IP Address.

(1) Example: GV-TBL2703, GV-TDR2700 Open the GV-IP Device Utility, click Search icon to get IP Address.

(2) Example: VIVOTEK FD9360-H Open the Sheper utility, it will auto search and get it's IP Address.

4. Click + to add the IP, ID and Password.

Notice: (1) Edit IP Config, please click Edit Settings icon. If user wants to change IP, it needs to remove the original device and then create a new one.

(2) We suggest to make Firefox the default browser.

(3) GeoVision's IP camera firmware version 1.05 or later can be performed.

5. Wait for few minutes to scan and add new IP camera.

6. Click View to catch the photo. Note: it's performance depends on IP camera ability.

SNMP devices

Click + to add the Device ID and IP for localhost PC and remote control PC. Choose the Scan tab, you can see all PC's information.

System Setting

Click System Setting > Device Setting. You can find the Machine ID is auto filled in below Machine ID column. Auto fill in the Machine ID when start influxdb export register.

Export Setting

Data Service

only devices after filtering will be displayed on the Grafana dashboard

(1) Click Export Setting > Data Service. It was automatically fill a series of data in below columns of Analytics DB IP and Analytics DB port when start the influxdb export register.

(2) By selecting one of the data sources available on the list (ex. cpu), and then click Save.

(3) Only devices (CPU) were filtered to display on the Grafana dashboard.

Event Export

You can export your events data as CSV file that it will be saved in your default download location.

(1) Select Data Source (ex. cpu, memory).

(2) Select Duration for All Data or set limit time. File Path, there is default location for the log file to be stored. After setup click Submit.

(3) Wait for a few seconds, click the Download icon.

(4) You can check CPU detail information as below list.

FTP Server

Upload event data from the default location where downloaded file to FTP server.

(1) Setup log-in FTP server information include its IP, port, user name, password, and target directory, confirm by clicking Save.

(2) Goes to Detailed on the left side menu. Select Upload tab that it will pop-up a FTP server setup window, the content is the same as before, confirm by clicking Save.

(3) Enter the hostname, username, and password into the Quickconnect bar's of FileZilla, and then click on Quickconnect. If all works well, the uploaded files and directories should now be displayed in the server content listing at the right side of the window.

Alarm Setting

We demo how to enable alarm notification on the setting page. To allow the DeviceOn and Patrol Inspection system receive alarm notifications when alarm events are triggered.

Click Alarm Setting > Threshold Setting. Select add icon “+” on the top right side.