Armada Power Fleet Commander

1. The main dashboard displays quick-access buttons for:
   • Devices: View all connected water heaters.
   • Device Map: Visualize device locations.
   • Alerts: Monitor and address system warnings.
   • Alert Map: View alerts geographically.
2. Click on any of these buttons to navigate directly to that section

1. Before a property is selected in the Properties section below, the default table will display:
   • All Connected Devices
   • Total Devices
   • Open Alerts

*Note* To view Real-Time Water-heater Power Usage, click on the property name in the Properties panel below.

2. The Property Name will replace the Viewing All Properties in the section above.

3. Click () to open The Real-Time Water Heater Usage (Last 15 min.):
   • Check weather conditions at the property.
   • The graph shows the past 15 minutes of power consumption.
   • Hover over the graph to see exact power values at different timestamps.
   • If unexpected spikes occur, check the Active Alerts Panel to identify potential issues.

1. When the View All option is selected, the table will display:
   • Your Property Name
   • Connected Devices
   • Open Alerts
2. Click on your property name.
   • A red dot will appear beside your property name to indicate it has been selected.

3. The Device Chart button will become available.
4. Clicking on the Device button provides a pop-over with a Device Status & Health Map.
   • Displays data about temperature and connectivity data for all devices at the property.
   • To customize your view, select ˚C or ˚F and Size by Temperature or Connection, then select Refresh ( ).
   • Devices with alerts are indicated by ( ).
5. Click the menu ( ) to view in full-screen mode or choose from the data download options.
6. Hover over the chart to get more detailed device-level data.
7. Click anywhere outside the chart to return to the Fleet Management Home dashboard

1. The Active Alerts panel categorizes the number of alerts by severity:
   • Blue: Low – Not urgent but may indicate a future issue; monitor for changes.
   • Yellow: Moderate – Needs attention when resources allow.
   • Orange: High – Needs attention when resources allow.
   • Red: Severe – Potentially dangerous situation requiring immediate action.
   • Dark Red: Critical – Act now to prevent significant damage or safety risks!
   • The total number of alerts for each category is indicated by the number in the red dot.
2. You can also view the total number of alerts by type in the Type Totals panel.

3. Use the Alerts Detail and Action Panel to better understand, prioritize, and act on alerts.
   • Click on a column header to sort by severity, type, status, or other attributes.

• Click on an alert row to view the Alert Details.
  • See device-specific details, including:
    • Severity level
    • Type of alert
    • State (i.e., Acknowledge)
    • If moisture is detected and the moisture score
    • Who the alert is assigned to for further action
    • Device location
    • Latest timestamp
  • View the location of the device on a map.
  • Adjust the time zone.
  • View the Sensor Value, which dynamically changes between moisture, temperature, and usage values based on the type of alert, and view the Alert Time chart.
    • Hover over the chart for more detailed data
  • Mark the alert as Acknowledged ( ) or Resolved ( ) or Assign ( ) an alert from this screen.
  • Click the Go to Device button to navigate to the Device Details page. (More on this in the Devices Section

• Acknowledge an alert ( ). Click on the icon.
  • When you click on the acknowledge alert icon ( ) the icon will switch to ( ). You can click on this icon to undo Acknowledge Alert

• Resolve an alert ( ). Click on the icon and in the pop-up window you can:
  • Add a Resolve Message.
  • Choose between Resolve Now and False Report.
  • Choose to Cancel or Confirm.

• Assign an alert ( ) (requires admin credentials). Click on the icon and in the pop-up window you can:
  • Use the drop-down menu to to select the Assign To person.
    • Once assigned, they will automatically receive an email to let them know about this alert including, type, severity, location, etc.
  • You may also enter their email address to resend the alert notification with an optional message.
  • Use the Send Email button to send the email.
  • Use the Remove Assigned button to remove the assignee from the alert.

Each device is marked with a color-coded Alert status indicator:

• Red Alert Icon – Device has active alerts that need attention. ( )
• Gray Warning Icon – Device connection status is unknown. ( )
• Green Checkmark – Device is online and functioning normally. ( )
• Yellow Connection Icon – Device connection lost. ( )

1. Click Current Property to select a specific location.
   • If you manage only one property, this will be the default device data you see in the table.
2. Click the Hide Columns drop-down to customize the displayed information.
3. Use the Export Data button to download device information in a spreadsheet format.
4. Click on a column header to sort by Address Property Name, Alerts or other attributes.
5. The table will update dynamically based on the filters applied.

1. Click on any device ID or table row to open the Device Details page.
2. The initial Device Detail Page provides an Overview with:
   • Connection State
   • Overall Connection Percentage
   • Device Model
   • 7, 14, and 30-Day Connected Time Percents
   • Current Device Alerts (if any)
   • The option to View Alert History
   • Device Usage Data
3. Additional tabs on this page provide deeper insights into device performance.

3. The Current Device Alerts section lists any active issues.
   • Mark the alert as Acknowledged ( ) or Resolved ( ) or Assign ( ) an alert from this screen.
   • Click on the View Alert History button to see past alerts.

4. Click on any Current Device Alerts table row to view that Alert Details screen to review and act on device specific details, including:
   • Severity level
   • Type of alert
   • State (i.e., NEW)
   • If moisture is detected and the moisture score
   • Who the alert is assigned to for further action
   • Device location
   • Latest location and timestamp
   • View the location of the device on a map
   • Adjust the time zone
   • View the Moisture Sensor Value and Alert Time chart.
     • Hover over the chart for more detailed data
   • Mark the alert as Acknowledged ( ) or Resolved ( ) or Assign ( ) an alert from this screen.

5. Select the Usage Graph tab, which shows power consumption over time.
   • Select Celsius or Fahrenheit.
   • Adjust the start and end dates, or click one of the preset time ranges and click the Apply Dates button to adjust the graph data.
   • Click Enable Zoom to inspect specific data points.
   • Click the Refresh icon ( ) to update the graph with the latest data.

6. Select the Moisture Sensor tab, which shows leak detection trends.
   • Adjust the start and end dates, or click one of the preset time ranges and click the Apply Dates button to adjust the graph data.
   • Click Enable Zoom to inspect specific data points.
   • Click the Refresh icon ( ) to update the graph with the latest data

1. Click the Alerts tab to view Alert Information
   • Use the Filter by Type or Filter by State options to prioritize alerts.
2. In the Alert History table view:
   • Alert Severity Level (High, Moderate, Low)
   • Alert Type (Leak, Temperature, Connection Issue)
   • Status (New, Acknowledged, Resolved)
3. Act on an alert in the Alerts Column.
   • Acknowledge an alert ( )
   • Resolve an alert ( )
   • Assign an alert ( )

4. Click on any Alert History table row to see the Alert Details screen to review and act on device details, including:
   • Severity level
   • Type of alert
   • State (i.e., NEW)
   • If moisture is detected and the moisture score
   • Who the alert is assigned to for further action
   • Device location
   • Latest location and timestamp
   • View the location of the device on a map.
   • Adjust the time zone.
   • View the Moisture Sensor Value and Alert Time chart.
   • Hover over the chart for more detailed data
   • Mark the alert as Acknowledged ( ) or Resolved ( ) or Assign ( ) an alert from this screen.

1. Click the Graphs tab to view:
   • The Device Usage Graph shows power consumption over time.
     • Select Celsius or Fahrenheit
   • Adjust the start and end dates, or click one of the preset time ranges and click the Apply Dates button to adjust the graph data.
   • Click Enable Zoom to inspect specific data points.

1. Click the Information tab for detailed Current Device Status information, including:
   • Connection State and Percentage
   • State of Charge Percent and State
   • Top & Bottom Temperature Readings
   • State of Charge and Status Timestamps
   • Controller State
   • Power and Frequency
   • Last Autoset Date and Time
   • Vacation and Bypass Status
   • Portal Registration Status

1. Click the Configuration tab to view device parameters, including:
   • Water Heater Details
   • Maximum and Minimum Alert Temperatures
   • Minimum and Maximum Top and Bottom Temperature Ranges
   • Leak Sensor Threshold
   • Select the Device Mode (Regulation, Standby, Maintenance, etc.).
   • Select the Thermistor Swap mode (Auto, Fixed Swap, or No Swap).

1. Click the Status History tab to view:
   • Timestamped logs of device activity
   • Energy accumulation records
   • Current, voltage, and frequency data
2. This section provides insights into long-term device behavior.

1. Click the Current Property drop-down to select a specific location.
2. Click the Device Model drop-down to filter by:
   • All Models
   • LCS2100 (Wi-Fi)
   • LCS2400 (Wi-Fi)
   • LCS2400CW (Wi-Fi/LTE)
   • LCS2400CW2 (Wi-Fi/LTE)
3. The map will update to show only devices that match the selected criteria.

Each device is color-coded based on its connection health:

1. Click on a device marker on the map to open a detailed popup.
2. The popup will provide:
   • Address
   • Connection State (e.g., Connected, Unknown, Offline)
   • Connection Percentage
   • Device Model
3. Click View Device to navigate to the Device Details Page for advanced options.

1. Click the Export Data button at the top-right of the Alerts page.
2. Select a format (CSV or Excel) to download a report of all displayed alerts.
3. The exported file will include details such as timestamp, severity, alert type, and assigned user.

1. Scroll through the Alerts Table to review open alerts.
2. Click on any alert row in the table to see the Alert Details screen.
   • Review and act on device-specific details, including:
     • Severity level
     • Type of alert
     • State (i.e., NEW)
     • If moisture is detected and the moisture score
     • Who the alert is assigned to for further action
     • Device location
     • Latest location and timestamp
     • View the location of the device on a map.
     • Adjust the time zone
   • View the Moisture Sensor Value and Alert Time chart.
     • Hover over the chart for more detailed data
   • Mark the alert as Acknowledged ( ) or Resolved ( ) or Assign ( ) an alert from this screen.
3. Use the Actions column in the alerts table to:
   • Acknowledge an alert. ( )
   • Resolve an alert. ( )
   • Assign an alert. ( )

Each alert appears as a color-coded marker on the map, indicating severity and type:

Each alert appears as a color-coded marker on the map, indicating severity and type:

Only users with the correct permissions can add new properties.

Only users with the correct permissions can add new properties.

Only users with the correct permissions can add new addresses.

Only users with the correct permissions can add new addresses.

Only users with the correct permissions can add new addresses.

Only users with the correct permissions can add new addresses.