Set up Device Thresholds and Enable Trigger Notifications
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In the "" page, you can click the icon in the upper right corner of the sensor widget of interest to configure the Rule Engine.
Range: You have the option to define the range, specifying values more than, less than, or both.
Lasting Time: Indicates that the target device enters an abnormal condition only when it reaches the set threshold and remains in that condition for the set duration.
Notice Interval: Specifies the frequency at which users receive an event notification until the condition returns to normal.
Custom Threshold Message: Define a customized event log message of warning.
Actions & Execution: When the set threshold is exceeded, you can choose the actions to be taken, such as Power On/Off or hardware control, like GPIO control.
Trigger Frequency: Set the trigger to "Once", "Back to Normal" or "Always."
Custom Action Message: Define a customized event log message of action.
After configuring the Rule Engine, the Sensor Widget will have an additional yellow pointer. Hovering over it will provide information about the set threshold value.
Additionally, within the System Rule's Widget, you can also check how many rule statuses are currently available.
Rule Item: The number of rules that were created.
Monitoring: The number of active rules.
Out of Range: The number of rules that are out of range.
Select a notification item for the Threshold Category and ensure your account's alert service is enabled
It provides a convenient way to manage and control the rules you have set up, making it efficient to make changes or batch apply the same rule to multiple devices simultaneously.
Please go to your personal to enable or disable alert notifications for email, text messages, and social media."
These alert services are personal setting. Please make sure the related services “” is configured, enabled on DeviceOn System.
