To set up asset rules, follow these steps:
Navigate to the Asset Section: Start by heading to the platform's "Asset" section and select the asset for which you'd like to set up rules.
Access the Rules Tab: Once the asset's overview page loads, click on the "Rules" tab.
Review Default Rules: On the Rules page, you'll see any default rules associated with the commodity stored in your asset. These can be used as a starting point or left as is.
Add or Modify Rules:
Click on the "+ Add Rule" button to create a new rule.
Alternatively, use the icons on the right side of an existing rule to activate, deactivate, edit, or delete it.
Create a New Rule:
Upon clicking "+ Add Rule," a pop-up window will appear.
You can choose to create a rule based on specific "Conditions" (e.g., temperature, stored commodity moisture levels, ambient temperature, etc.) or "Connectivity" (e.g., device status, such as sensors or gateways).
Condition Rules
When creating a new condition-based rule, you can:
Name and Describe the Rule: Provide a clear name or description for the rule.
Define the Condition: Use the drop-down options to specify the condition that will trigger the rule. This could involve sending notifications or activating/deactivating actuators (e.g., turning on fans when the temperature exceeds 100°F (37.7°C) within 48 hours).
Save the Rule: Once you've configured the rule, press "Save" to activate it.
Example: You might set up a rule that sends an in-app notification, an email, and turns on fans if the product temperature exceeds 100°F (37.7°C) within 48 hours.
Connectivity Rules
For connectivity-based rules, you can:
Name and Describe the Rule: Similar to condition rules, start by naming and describing the rule.
Monitor Device Status: Select one or more devices (e.g., gateways or sensors) to monitor. The rule can trigger notifications or control actuators based on the device's status.
Save the Rule: After setting up your conditions, press "Save" to apply the rule.
Example: You might create a rule that sends an in-app notification, an email, and turns off fans if a gateway becomes inactive for 5 hours. This ensures that machinery isn’t running without full remote control.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team at support@centaur.ag. We're here to help!