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Managing Tracks

by | | IoTplot Support, Tracks, Managing Tracks, Monitoring, Units

When working with Tracks, you typically view information about points and performing actions on the track list. Information about points When you hover over a track, the nearest point from which a message was received is highlighted with a pulsating circle. The point...

Viewing Tracks

by | | IoTplot Support, Viewing Tracks, Tracks, Units

To view a track, open the Tracks tab and do the following: Select a unit from the drop-down list. It shows the units from the work list on the Monitoring tab. If the work list is empty (when filtering by data recency is applied or when units have been deleted from the...

Creating Geofences

by | | IoTplot Support, Creating Geofences, Geofences

To create a geofence, follow the steps below. Click New on the Geofences tab. Select the geofence type: polygon, line, or circle. Map the geofence. Specify the geofence properties. Click Save to save the geofence or Clear to start mapping the geofence again. To...

Managing Routes

by | | IoTplot Support, Monitoring, Managing Routes, Routing, Tools

The routes in the work list are sorted in direct alphabetical order. In the drop-down list at the top, you can select one of the following types of route information that should be displayed in the work list: Type Description Routes The list of routes without any...

Routing Settings

by | | IoTplot Support, Routing Settings, Monitoring, Routing, Tools

This section consists of general and additional routing settings that allow you to plan various routes taking into account the following criteria: transportation mode; traffic rules; General settings The following general routing settings are available: Setting...

Route Points

by | | IoTplot Support, Route Points, Monitoring, Routing, Tools

In this section, you can add the route points and work with them. To plan a route, you should specify the addresses of two obligatory points: the departure point and the destination point. You can also add any number of waypoints to the route. The following markers...

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