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Getting started with the Amatis Dashboard
Getting started with the Amatis Dashboard
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Written by Sebastien Gouin-Davis
Updated over a week ago

After commissioning is complete and your Amatis lighting controls site is operational, you can set your Amatis Dashboard to monitor energy savings and system data.

Monitor occupancy rates, light levels, and temperature fluctuations. If baseline data is provided prior to adding lighting controls you can compare in total energy, dollars, C02, and percent savings.

Key features

Real-time data collection

The following data points are collected from Amatis system devices and can be added or removed from your dashboard graphs based on your preferences:

Data points

Description

AH Timeout

After hours occupancy mode

Baseline Watts

The number of watts the connected load used to draw or would draw without controls

Baseline Wh

daily energy consumption for comparison against actuals energy consumption

Current

Measured current

DLH Enable

Enabled daylight harvest

DLH Min

Minimum daylight harvest level

DLH Targ

Daylight harvest target level

Energy

Measured energy

Fault

Device error

Humid

Relative humidity in a location where sensor is placed

Light

Light level

NH Timeout

Normal hours occupancy mode

Occ Enable

Enabled occupancy

Occupied

If motion is detected by a sensor

Power*

Measured power

Relay

Open or closed

RSSI

Relative Signal Strength Integrity

Sensor ID

Sensor device ID

Temp

Measured temperature in a location where sensor is placed

Voltage

Measured voltage

*Lighting, drivers and sensor loads contribute to power/energy consumption reported in a data point*

Data graphing

  • The aggregated data is automatically graphed in various formats in the dashboard, or you can customize graphs as you like. The graphs can be used for both energy monitoring and troubleshooting your site.

  • Your data will be tracked from the moment your site's dashboard is setup and stored forever. After 90 days, your data will be consolidated into 4-hour increments to optimize your graphing. However, you can still graph immediate data as low as the minute frequency.

Real-time schematics

  • Show occupant activity in an interactive reflected ceiling plan format with device placement.

Prep

If you're ready to use the Amatis Dashboard, make sure to confirm the following before moving forward:

1. You have completed the installation of an Amatis system at your site, which means you've installed your various fixtures, Advanced Load Controllers or Smart Drivers, sensors, and switches.

2. Confirm your network has power and the lights are on.

3. Your Amatis Border Router (AMBR) is plugged in, accessible through your buildings' Internet firewalls, and recognized in the Amatis app and dashboard.

Heads Up!
If AMBR is not fully connected to the internet with a blinking blue LED, you will still be able to access your Amatis Dashboard account, but your AMBR will not report any live system data to your dashboard while disconnected.

Baselining setup

The best way to see the impact of your new lighting controls system is to compare changes in total energy, dollars, C02 and percent savings.

1. Prepare the following information to set up your baseline:

  • Baseline Watts - the number of watts the connected load used to draw or would draw without controls

  • Baseline Wh - daily energy consumption for comparison against actual energy consumption

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2. Provide your baseline information to your Amatis representative.

3. You will be notified when your baseline data has been uploaded to the Amatis Dashboard, along with confirmation that your site's Amatis system is reporting back data. Your Amatis Dashboard will be automatically populated with:

  • Lighting statistics

  • Controls savings

  • Lighting energy

  • Weather in your area

Please note: Power is an input value for the smart driver; it is used to calculate energy use and savings. 25W is only a default value that is human configured because the driver doesn't actually know what load it's driving.

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4. Customize your dashboard

  • By selecting the cog icon in the upper right of each dash quadrant, you can rearrange the content.

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Education and support

Want to learn more? Here are some handy resources for you to continue your learning:

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