Sensors

Data

The data tab gives an overview of the sensor’s information. Administrative actions can be performed as long as the Basic Sensor Configuration permission is available. Some of the views are only visible with Show fall overview or Administrator permissions.

Example of the data tab
Example of the data tab

Room

The room overview gives you a status of the detection area, whether it is occupied or not and where the person is.

Example of room overview
Example of room overview

Fall overview

The fall overview shows a distribution of the detected falls over the past 10 weeks. The larger the orange dot, the more falls occurred that day.

Example of the fall overview
Example of the fall overview

State

The status shows information related to the configuration of the sensor. The following information can be retrieved.

Example of status
Example of status

Designation

meaning

Active / Inactive

The sensor is active and sends events or the sensor is inactive and does not send any events.

Desired firmware

Display of the sensor firmware version to be installed on the sensor.

Sensitivity Map

Green tick: A Sensitivity Map is uploaded to the sensor and is applied. The information in brackets indicates when the sensitivity map was last updated.
Orange cross: No sensitivity map is uploaded to the sensor.

Optimization mode

Green tick: The Optimization mode is active and information is being sent to the manufacturer for debugging purposes.
black cross: Optimization mode is not active.

Learning phase

green play symbol: the 14-day learning phase is active.
black square: The learning phase is not active.

Demo mode

Orange tick: The demo mode is active, so the intervals between the individual fall phases are reduced.
white circle: The demo mode is not active. The sensor acts at standard intervals.

Falling Mitigator

Green tick: The falling mitigator to prevention of false alarms in the event of falls is active.
White circle: The falling mitigator of false alarms is not active.

Test mode

Orange tick: The test mode is active, so that falls are taken into account as such when the sensitivity map is created.
white circle: The test mode is not active.

Sensitive mode

Green tick: The Sensitive mode for detecting falls with a small difference in height is active.
white circle: The sensitive mode is not active

Details

The detailed overview shows information related to the sensor.

Example of details
Example of details

Actions

Administrative commands can be issued under the actions.

Example of actions
Example of actions

Action

meaning

Reboot device

restarts the sensor

Cancel fall alarm

If the sensor is currently detecting a fall and reports an alarm, it can be canceled.

Backup logs

backs up the logs from the sensor to the cloud

Backup development logs

backs up the development logs from the sensor to the cloud

Change WiFi access point

changes the sensor’s wifi access data

Evaluate situation

providing feedback on the sensor's fall detection

Change WiFi access point

The sensor can be connected to another available WiFi access point (SSID) during operation. This requires the Sensor Management authorization and the sensor must have a firmware version >= 0.38 installed. The sensor must also be active at the time of the change.

Example for changing WiFi access point
Example for changing WiFi access point

Evaluate situation

With the evaluation of a situation, feedback can be given as to whether a fall was correctly detected, not detected or incorrectly detected. If optimization mode is activated, the evaluation is forwarded to the vendor and taken into account when creating the sensitivity map.

Evaluate example of situation
Evaluate example of situation

Notes

Notes can be added to a sensor. Markdown can be used as a simplified markup language.

Example of a sensor note
Example of a sensor note

Events

The events received from the sensor can be viewed and filtered in the chronologically sorted event list.

Example of the event list
Example of the event list

Event types

A sensor sends the following events, which are displayed in the chronologically sorted event list.

Event type

Meaning

Status

The sensor sends a status event every minute to signal that it is ready for operation.

Presence

The sensor sends a presence event once per minute or more frequently if it changes.

Fall

If the sensor detects a fall, there are four fall-type events: Detected, Confirmed, Calling and Finished.

Sensitive fall

If the sensor detects a person on the ground without recognizing the course of the fall, there are events of the Sensitive_Fall type: Fall_suspected, Calling und Finished.

Active

If the sensor was inactive and is sending events again, an active event is generated.

Inactive

If the sensor was active and no longer sends any events, an inactive event is generated.

Command

If a command (e.g. restart) is sent to the sensor, this generates a command event.

Configuration

As soon as a changed configuration is sent to the sensor, this generates a config_change event.

Analytic

Various analytical events are generated when the sensor is started.

Register

Every time the sensor is started, it registers with the cloud. A register event is generated.

Firmware

If the sensor carries out a firmware update, this generates a firmware event.

Leave bed

If the leave the bed function is activated in the configuration, there are separate events in this situation.

Door

If the door function is activated in the configuration, there are separate events in this situation.

External event

Similar to Analysis type events.

Unbekannt

All events that cannot be assigned are classified as unknown events.

Feedback

The feedback sent by the receiver is displayed in the sensor events.

Example in the sensor event list. The recipient has not provided any feedback.
Example in the sensor event list. The recipient has not provided any feedback.
Sample message in the events. The recipient left neutral feedback.
Sample message in the events. The recipient left neutral feedback.
Sample message in the events. The recipient has given positive feedback and confirmed the accuracy of the report.
Sample message in the events. The recipient has given positive feedback and confirmed the accuracy of the report.
Sample message in the events. The recipient gave negative feedback and thus did not confirm the correctness of the report.
Sample message in the events. The recipient gave negative feedback and thus did not confirm the correctness of the report.

JSON path

The path filter allows queries to be run on the content of an event. The JSON Path Language is used for this.

Example:

presenceDetected have to be true

exists($.payload.presenceDetected ? (@ == true))

Fall-Event-Status have to be fall_detected.

exists($.payload.status ? (@ == "fall_detected"))

presenceRegionMap should be in item “0” greater then 1

exists($.payload.presenceRegionMap."0" ? (@ >= 1))

Detection phases

The sensor goes through several detection phases to reliably detect and report a fall. The phases are explained in a separate chapter and the process is shown.

Heatmap

In the heatmap tab, the positions with frequent presences and the locations of fall events are graphically displayed. The type and time period for displaying the heatmap can be selected.

Example of the heat map
Example of the heat map