Add Sensors
The most common sensors are sensors for ignition operation, fuel level control, special equipment operation control, GSM, GPS, and on-board power supply voltage.
To create and configure sensors in the Pilot system, you need to complete the following steps:
1. In the object’s context menu, click add + sensor (see quick start).
2. Select the type of sensor you want to add, such as temperature, fuel level or door sensor.
3. Configure sensor parameters such as thresholds, update rate, and other specific settings.
4. Save your changes and check that the sensor appears in the list of active sensors and is sending data correctly.
Enter settings
• Select the sensor purpose
• Copy the name of the same field
• Select the type
• Select a field from the list.
• Set the threshold "Minimum filling" and "Minimum drain".
• And also add other settings (save history, take speed into account, filter value).
Sensor events filter
The trigger delay filter is a function in the control system that is designed to prevent false or premature triggering. This can be especially useful in systems where false alarms due to short-term interference or parameter fluctuations need to be avoided.
Trigger delay filter for "On" and "Off" events
The trigger delay filter can be configured by the number of packets received from the device or by time in seconds.
For example, if you specify a value of 3, the third packet will transmit information about whether the sensor is on or off. Similarly, you can set the interval to 10 seconds, and the system will determine whether the sensor was on or off during this time.
You can check the received sensor values in the Sensor Tracing section in the object’s context menu.
Link to video
Add a sensor to the system:https://youtu.be/9dYchFyidIs
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