Health and Devices Status

View Floor Plan

All devices such as sensors, gateways, switches in the system are either commissioned or uncommissioned. A device“from the factory” starts in the uncommissioned state. As a part of the installation, it is commissioned. When commissioned, it will be placed on a floor, and an icon for the device will be shown on the floor plan.

The floor plan displays the location of devices such as sensors, gateways, plugloads, switches on the floor with icons to locate them. Note that the gateway and all sensors bound to that gateway must be on the same floor. The icons for sensors change color depending on the attribute being shown.

This article describes the Floor Plan view in which you can set the size of icons or perform tasks that affect the visual appearance of the Floor plan. For information about the device icons and their statuses, refer to the articles Device Icons and Connectivity Status Icons.

To view the floor plan display,

Click Facilities in the left panel.
Select a Floor.
Select the Floor Plan tab. The following screen is displayed.

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The list of menu items that you will see here are:

View – Controls the sensor icons displayed on the floor plan.
Find – Select icons on the floor plan.
Override Light Level – Manually adjust the light level of the selected fixtures by dragging the slider.
The fixtures will remain in manual mode for sixty minutes and then change to auto mode. However,
if the light level is readjusted, the time will be reset automatically to sixty minutes.
Auto – Return the selected fixtures to auto light levels as specified in the light profile.
Save PDF – Saves the floor plan image as a PDF file.
Legend – Displays the list of devices and their corresponding icons as shown below. For more information about the device icons and statuses, refer to the articles Device Icons and Connectivity Status Icons.

The following are the tool panel description:

Select : Select an individual or set of devices in the floor plan image
Pan : Grab and move the floor plan image around the window
Fit Contents : Fit the floor plan image to the size of the window pane.
Refresh : Refresh the display area
Zoom: Zoom in or out to adjust the zoom level of the floorplan. At minimum zoom (slider all the way to the left) the entire floorplan image will be visible. Drag the zoom slider or use the mouse scroll wheel to the required zoom setting. As you zoom in/out, the device icons adjust their size to remain the same size relative to the floor plan.
Lock Drag Drop: Toggle between locking or unlocking the movement of icons on the floor plan
Show Grid: Toggle to show or hide grid on the floor plan. Slide the slider to change the grid size on the floor plan.
Resize icons: Adjust the size of device icons on the floorplan. When zooming in/out on the floorplan device icons on the screen will remain the same size relative to the floorplan image (icons get bigger when you zoom in, icons get smaller when you zoom out).
Snap to Grid: Reposition selected icons on the floor plan to align with intersections on the grid.
Select All: Select all icons on the floor plan.

Light Level

The light level set for the fixture and it ranges from off (0%) to full-on (100%).

The following icons show the light level set for the fixture:

Icon	Description	Set Light Level
	Off	Light level is set to off (0%)
	10% On	Light level is set greater than 0% and less than 25%
	25% On	Light level is set greater than or equal to 25% and less than or equal to 50%
	50% On	Light level is set greater than or equal to 50% and less than 75%
	75% On	Light level is set greater than or equal to 75% and less than 100%
	Full On	Light level is set to full-on (100%)

Ambient Status

Indicates the ambient light level measured by the sensor.

The following icons show the ambient light level measured by the sensor:

Icon	Description	Measured Ambient Light Level
	Bright	An ambient light level greater than or equal to 65-foot candles
	Normal	An ambient light level greater than or equal to 30-foot candles and less than 65-foot candles
	Dim	An ambient light level greater than or equal to 10-foot candles and less than 30-foot candles
	Dark	Ambient light level to be less than 10-foot candles

Occupancy Status

Indicates the time elapsed since the sensor determined occupancy near the fixture.

The following icons show the occupancy determined by the sensor:

Icon	Description	Determined Occupancy
	Occupied	Occupancy seen in the last 30 seconds
	Just vacated	Occupancy was seen more than 30 seconds ago and within the last 300 seconds
	Not occupied	Occupancy not seen in the last 300 seconds

Temperature Status

Indicates the temperature measured by the sensor.

The following icons show the temperature measured by the sensor:


Icon	Description	Measured Temperature
	Cold	Temperature less than or equal to 65 °F
	Cool	Temperature greater than 65 °F and less than or equal to 68 °F
	Normal	Temperature greater than 68 °F and less than or equal to 75 °F
	Warm	Temperature greater than 75 °F and less than or equal to 82 °F
	Hot	Temperature greater than 82 °F

Device Status Icons

This article describes the device's health and status. In the Floor Plan view, select the corresponding device Status from the View dropdown box to view the health and status of the Enlighted devices. The icons displayed on the Floor Plan show the following device statuses. To display a floor plan, refer to the article View Floor Plan.

Sensor Status
Plugload Status
Gateway Status
Switch Icons
ERC Battery Level
Sensor Hopper Icons
Other Device Icons

Viewing the Device Status

You can check the last status of a device by hovering the cursor over its icon. If the cursor remains over the icon for three seconds, a request is sent to the device to obtain its current status. If the device responds, then the popup is updated, and the background changes to green. If no response is received within five seconds, the background changes to pale pink.

Sensor Status

In the Floor plan view, select Sensor Status from the View dropdown box. The sensor icons show the communication status between a sensor and the Manage server.

Icon	Description	Communication Status
	Healthy	Communication last occurred no longer than 15 minutes ago.
	Power Off	Communication last occurred between 15 minutes and seven days ago.
	Problem	No communication has occurred in the last seven days.

Hover the cursor over an individual sensor to check the status.

Shows the light level
Ambient light
Occupancy
Temperature
The last line shows the Sensor name, light profile name, and operation mode. For example, the sensor name is Sensor00ced0, the profile name is Open_officemax3_amw1, Auto mode of operation.

When no response is received from the sensor within five seconds, the popup background changes from green to pale pink.

Fixtureless sensors are not connected to a fixture to control lighting; the light level and wattage (W) are not displayed. The Sensor name is followed by an (NF-No Fixture), indicating a fixtureless sensor. Fixtureless sensors collect data for Enlighted applications.

Plugload Status

Indicates the time elapsed since the last communication by the Manage server with the Plugload.

The plugload icons indicate their communication status.

Icon	Description	Communication Status
	Connected on	Communication last occurred no longer than 15 minutes ago.
	Not Connected	No communication has occurred in the last seven days.
	Connected off	Connected, but no communication occurred.
	Plugload Hopper	Plugload designated as a hopper; status on and healthy.
	Plugload Hopper	Plugload designated as a hopper; status not connected.

Obtain the status of an individual plugload by hovering the cursor over its icon.

Gateway Status

Displays the name of the gateway and the number of sensors assigned to it.

The gateway icons indicate their communication status.

Icon	Description	Communication Status
	Connected	Communication last occurred no longer than 15 minutes ago.
	Idle	Communication last occurred between 15 minutes and seven days ago.
	Not Connected	No communication has occurred in the last seven days.

Hover the cursor over an individual gateway to obtain its status.

Switch Icons

The floor plan view displays the following switches: Virtual switches, Third Party Switches (EnOcean/ Illumra) 2-button and 4-button switch, and Enlighted Room Controls (ERCs) switch. There is a single icon for each since there is no status associated with a switch.

Icon	Description
	Virtual switch icon
	EnOcean 2-button switch
	ERC/EnOcean 4-button /Illumra Switch

ERC Battery Level

The ERC icon indicates its battery level as Normal, Low, or Critical.

The following table describes the ERC icon communication status.

Icon	Description	Communication Status
	Normal	ERC Battery level normal
	Low	ERC Battery level low
	Off	ERC Battery not available
	Critical	ERC Battery level critical

Sensor Hopper Icons

The following icons describe the sensor designated as a hopper. See Configure Sensors as Hoppers.

Icon	Description	Communication Status
	On	Sensor designated as a hopper; status on and healthy.
	Off	Sensor designated as a hopper; status powered off.
	Problem	Sensor designated as a hopper, and it has a problem.

Other Device Icons

Three other additional icons may be present on a floor plan. They are used to locate unmanaged fixtures and the on-prem Manage server.

Icon	Description
	Unmanaged fixture icon
	Unmanaged emergency fixture icon
	Manage server icon
	Fixtureless sensor icon

View Sensor Details

You can view sensors based on their details such as

View Sensors by Fixture Name
View Sensors by MAC Address
View Sensors by Fixture ID
View Sensors in an Area
View Sensors by Fixture Profile

Refer to the article View Floor Plan to bring up the Floor plan and then follow the instructions below to view sensors by each category.

View Sensors by Fixture Name

To view sensors by fixture name on the floor plan,

In the Facilities left panel, click on the floor name. On the floor plan display, underneath the Floor Plan tab, is a drop-down list labeled View.
Select Fixture Name in the drop-down. The floor plan displays the sensors with their respective names.

View Sensors by MAC Address

The floor plan displays the Sensor with its six octet MAC address. To view sensors by MAC address,

In the Facilities left panel, click on the floor name. On the floor plan display, underneath the Floor Plan tab, is a drop-down list labeled View.
Select Fixture MAC in the drop-down. The floor plan displays the sensors with their respective MAC addresses.

View Sensors by Fixture ID

The floor plan displays the sensors with their unique ID. To view sensors by Fixture or Sensor ID,

In the Facilities left panel, click on the floor name. On the floor plan display, underneath the Floor Plan tab, is a drop-down list labeled View.
Select Fixture ID in the drop-down. The floor plan displays the sensors with their respective Fixture ID.

View Sensors in an Area

This screen displays all the fixtures associated with an area. Refer to the article View Area Occupancy.

View Sensors by Fixture Profile

This screen displays all the fixtures and its lighting profile instance. To view the sensors by Fixture Profile,

In the Facilities left panel, click on the floor name. On the floor plan display, underneath the Floor Plan tab, is a drop-down list labeled View.
Select Fixture Profile in the drop-down. The floor plan displays the sensors and its light profile name.

View Switch Group

Users can easily and quickly set up an Enlighted lighting system using the Switch Group feature to program a switch. You can add sensors to a group to turn on/off the group of lights with a switch. To create a Switch Group, refer to the Create Switch Group article.

After the Switch Groups are created, you can see all the Switch groups on the Floor Plan. Each Switch Group is grouped by color on the Floor Plan to identify sensors belonging to a group quickly. The information Legend displays the list of devices and their corresponding icons.

Select a floor in the Facilities left panel.
Select the Floor Plan tab.
In the View drop-down list, select Switch Group.
All Switch Groups that have been created on the floor plan are displayed. Sensors belonging to a group are associated with a color. For example, all sensors in blue color belong to the Switch Group North_Open_office.
Click on 'i' to open the Legend to identify the device type.

Sometimes, you may want to determine which fixtures belong to a specific Switch Group. To determine the sensors belonging to a specific Switch Group, for example, North_Open_office, follow the procedure below.

Select a floor in the Facilities left panel.
Select the Floor Plan tab.
In the View drop-down list, select Switch Group.
Select a Switch Name in the drop-down list next to it. All sensors in the group, 'North_Open_office' associated to the switch are displayed on the floor plan.

View Motion Group

Users can easily and quickly set up an Enlighted lighting system using the Motion Group feature to detect occupancy. When one or more sensors in a room are grouped together into a Motion Group, the occupancy detection is communicated to all fixtures when an occupant enters the room. The fixtures will react and adjust their light levels according to their configuration in their profile.

To create a Motion Group, refer to the Create Motion Group article.

After the Motion Groups are created, you can see all the Motion Groups on the Floor Plan. Each Motion Group is grouped by color on the Floor Plan to identify sensors belonging to a group quickly. The information Legend displays the list of devices and their corresponding icons.

Select a floor in the Facilities left panel.
Select the Floor Plan tab.
In the View drop-down list, select Motion Group.
All Motion Groups created on the floor plan are displayed. Sensors belonging to a group are associated with a color. For example, all sensors in blue color belong to the Switch Group North_Open_office.
Click on 'i' to open the Legend to identify the device type.

Sometimes, you will want to determine which sensors belong to a specific Motion Group. This section describes how to determine which sensors on the floor plan are grouped to a specific Motion Group.

To determine the sensors associated with a Motion Group, follow the procedure below.

Select a floor in the Facilities left panel.
Select the Floor Plan tab.
In the View drop-down list, select Motion Group.
Select a Motion Group in the Find drop-down list next to it. All sensors associated with the Motion Group, for example, 'MG_232_Lab' are displayed on the Floor Plan.

View Daylight Group

Daylight groups provide a uniform dim level across a group of fixtures for improved aesthetics. The lights
are dimmed or brightened to achieve a uniform group light level in response to fluctuations in daylight.
Daylight groups aim to find the right balance between aesthetics, occupant comfort, and energy efficiency.

To determine which fixtures already belong to a Daylight group,

Click the Facilities tab, select a Floor from the left panel.
Select the Floor Plan tab.
Select the Daylight Group from the View option.

4. Choose Select All from the Select a Daylight Group option.

All daylight groups are displayed. Each daylight group is displayed in a different color on the floor map. The lights in each daylight group dim or brighten to achieve a uniform dim level. Choose the name of the daylight group in the Select a Daylight Group to view a specific daylight group.

For example, selecting the '214 CEO' daylight group displays the sensors in the conference rooms' that dim or brighten the lights to maintain a uniform light level in response to the daylight coming in through the large windows.

To create a Daylight Group, refer to the article Create Daylight Group.

View Network Health

The Enlighted Manage provides visibility into the network infrastructure's performance and health to help identify opportunities to improve network performance. Refer to the following articles for scheduling and running a network test.

This article explains how to view the network health results.

Viewing Network Health

Network health continuously monitors the network to measure connectivity based on messages that the Manage continuously sends and receives. You can view the following network health metrics of devices from the floor plan of a facility.

Transaction Fail Rate – Percentage of transactions that fail between the sensor and the Manage. A transaction fail rate lower than 30% is unlikely to result in failed transactions. For substantially higher than 30% transaction failure, contact Enlighted Support to address the high rate.
Transaction Effort – Number of attempts to send a message divided by the number of transactions. For example, a Transaction Effort = 1 means that every attempt succeeded. A Transaction Effort = 3 means that on average, it took three attempts to complete a transaction.
Data Loss Rate – The percentage of packets that sensors attempted to send to Enlighted Manage was never received.

To view network health metrics,

Select a floor in the facilities left panel.
Click the Floor Plan tab.
Select Network in the view drop-down. A couple of network-related drop-down lists appear next to the Network drop-down list.
In the Diagnostics drop-down, select Network Health.
Select the metric in the Metric drop-down list.
To be more specific in your search, select a Gateway from the dropdown.
Choose a date from the calendar.
Check the Show values checkbox to display values on the floor plan.

The floor plan displays a colored view of the sensors showing the metrics below each sensor. The legend to the right identifies the values for easy reference. Hovering over a sensor brings up sensor details, including the corresponding metric value, as shown below for the sensor.

You can filter the results by the gateway for detailed insights.

Viewing Throughput Results

See Viewing Throughput Results in Floor Plan

Recommended articles:

Activating Zone Sensors in the Area .

View Occupancy Heatmap

The Heatmap provides a color map to show the relative amount of activity on a floor based on occupancy. The visualization makes it easy to identify areas on the floor that have the highest activity and areas on the floor that are not being used.

Heatmaps are generated by tracking occupants’ motion and activity in the area around each sensor. The sensors register activities such as moving hands while seated, waving hands, walking, or typing. The maps use different colors to represent different levels of activity as shown in the legend. Shades such as orange or red indicate a greater amount of activity compared to shades such as green or blue.

To view heatmap for a floor,

In the Facilities left panel, click on the floor.
On the floor plan display, underneath the Floor Plan tab, is a drop-down list labelled View. Select Occupancy Heatmap in the drop-down list.
Select a start and end date. You can select a maximum range of 30 days in the calendar.
Choose a start and end time.
Click Apply to view the Occupancy Heatmap.

BLE Mode	Assign Mode to Fixture	Icon Displayed on the Floor Plan
Off	BLE Mode is off	BLE icon off
Beacon	The sensor sends out BLE signals	Beacon icon
Scan	Sensor scans for BLE signals	Scan icon

	Assign Profile – Results in a pop-up containing the list of profiles. Clicking Apply on a profile instance, causes the profile instance to be applied to all selected fixtures. Assign Fixture Type – Results in a pop-up containing a drop-down list of assigned fixture types on the floor. Select a fixture type from the list to assign to the fixture.
	The Area dropdown list displays two options: Assign Area – Selecting an area, causes the selected devices to become members of the area. A fixture may be a member of a single area, at most. Thus, for devices already a member of an area, this will first remove the devices before adding them as members to the selected area. Unassign Area – Removes the selected devices from any area to which they are assigned.
	Create/Configure Groups – Results in a pop-up for configuring devices to be part of a group. Create Motion Group – Configure devices to be a part of a motion group. Create Switch Group – Configure devices to be a part of a switch group. Create Daylight Group – Configure sensors or fixtures to be part of a daylight group, so they respond to maintain a consistent light level based on available daylight. Configure Groups – Configure devices to be a part of a motion group and switch group.
	Configure Hopper – Results in a pop-up for configuring the selected fixture to be configured as a hopper. Enable Hopper – The selected fixture can broadcast messages to other fixtures in its range. Disable Hopper – The selected fixture’s hopper function is de-selected.
	Configure Tunable White – Results in configuring the selected fixture for Tunable White. A tunable white fixture can vary the Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) from cool to warm white. Enable Tunable White – The color temperature of the selected fixtures can be adjusted to the desired color tuning. Disable Tunable White – Disables Tunable White function for the selected fixtures.
	Add Other Devices – Results in a popup to add locator icons for devices such as Manage, unmanaged fixtures, or unmanaged emergency fixtures on the floor plan display.
	Configure Sensor Motion API – Results in configuring the sensors to provide motion-bit data via the Fine-grain Motion API. Enable Sensor Motion API – Enables the Sensor Motion API for the selected fixtures. Disable Sensor Motion API – Disables the Sensor Motion API for the selected fixtures.
	This option is highlighted only when the Network is selected as an option in the drop-down list from the View and Throughput Test option from Diagnostics. Run Throughput Test Now – Measures the maximum throughput that the network can support with a Packet Error Rate.
	Set Target Ambient Light Level – Results in setting the target ambient light level for daylight harvesting automatically or manually. The sensors dim the fixture to maintain an ambient light level reading at the set target ambient light. This is also used to calculate the group light level for sensors in a daylight group. You can set the threshold manually based on the selected sensors current ambient value that is displayed. Perform the automatic calibration at night and set the fixtures to a light level of 100% before clicking the Submit button. Enable Emergency Fixture – This allows a fixture on the floor plan display to be identified as an emergency fixture. Change Gateway – Change sensors to a different gateway.