Wavetronix CMD-DV Quick-reference Guide

Command DataView
USER QUICK-REFERENCE GUIDE
Install and open DataView
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1 Install the DataView soware then access the login page by opening a Web browser and navigating to
“http://<hostname or IP Address of DataView>/DataView/.”
2 Once on the login page, enter your username and password (default “administrator” and “password”)
then click Login.
Add/Import stations
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Aer logging in, the Stations page will open displaying a list of all current stations. Follow the steps below to add stations to DataView:
1 Click on Add Station in the toolbar. e Add/Edit Stations page will open. 2 Enter the Station ID
and any other station information (most elds are optional). e value control will be either a text box or a drop-down list. Click on the property title for more information on that property and its acceptable values.
3 Click Save to save the sta-
tion information, adding the station to the list on the Stations page.
DataView allows you to import a station through existing station les. Supported les include TMG, CSV and the standard DataView le format. To import a new station, follow the steps below:
1 Click Import Stations in the toolbar of the Stations page. You will be on the Upload File tab. 2 Click Select and choose a le from the local machine. 3 Click Upload when the le has been selected. If the uploaded le is supported, it will appear in the list
below.
4 Use the Stations tab to import stations from uploaded les. Select the desired station(s) from the list on
this tab and click Import Selected.
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Import data
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Next, you need to import data les from the local machine or from a Command Collec­tor into the stations. Support­ed le types are TMG, CSV and DataView. To import data les, click on Data in the menu bar and follow the steps below:
1 Open the File tab and select a le on the local machine using the Select button. 2 Click Upload. e uploaded le will be displayed in the list below. 3 Select one or more les to be imported from the list using the checkboxes on the le. 4 Click Import Data. DataView will attempt to assign the data in the datale to an existing station using
the station ID listed within the le. In cases where no appropriate station can be found, that data record will not be imported.
To import data from a Collector, click on Data in the menu bar and follow the steps below:
1 To register Collector, select Collector Settings from the toolbar, then enter the hostname/IP address of
a Collector service in the text box and click Add.
2 Open the Collector tab then select one or more stations from the list using the checkboxes on the le. 3 Select a time range to import using the two Date Range controls for a start and end time. 4 Choose an aggregation level—either 5-, 15- or 60-minute bins. 5 Click Import Selected to import data for the selected stations only, or click Import All to import data
for all stations.
Create a workbook
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A workbook is a subset of data from one or more stations over a given time period that can be viewed and modied. To create a workbook, open the Workbooks page by clicking on Workbooks in the menu bar, then open the Create Workbook tab. Enter all of the information about the workbook—Workbook Name, Description, Start Date, End Date, Aggregation and Stations to Include—then click Create Workbook.
Run data filters
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Data lters allow you to scan the imported data associated with the workbook and ag data that meets given lter criteria.
1 On the Workbooks page,
open the Workbooks tab.
2 Click Open next to the
desired workbook, then click Run Filters.
3 Select a start and end date
and determine the lter mode (automatically edit data or ag data).
4 In the Select Stations box, put a check next to the stations for which the lter is to be run. 5 In the Select & Congure Filters box, put a check next to the lters you would like to run. Click on the
next to a lter to expand the user-congurable properties associated with it.
6 Click Run Selected Filters.
A pop-up window will automatically update when the lters are complete and display the total number of data records that were agged.
Edit data
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To edit data for a station, follow the steps below:
1 On the Workbooks page, open the Workbooks
tab.
2 Click Open next to the desired workbook,
then click Edit. e edit data page will display list with the time, volume, speed, and oc­cupancy of trac for the station currently being edited one day at a time. e day can be selected through the calendar control or the Previous Day and Next Day links.
3 Change the values in the text boxes as desired
to set the thresholds for volume, speed and occupancy. Data that has been agged will dis­play a ag icon, and data that has been edited will display and edit icon.
4 Click Compare With Station/Historical Data to compare the current data with data from another day or
another station. e comparable data can overwrite the current value by clicking on the appropriate link.
Publish data
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To publish data from a workbook to a published data source, follow the steps below:
1 Click on Workbooks in the menu bar, open
the Workbooks tab and click on the Publish link next to the desired workbook.
2 Once on the Publish page, select a published-
data repository from the drop-down list.
3 Choose whether to publish all data or a subset of data (specied by date or station) by clicking on the
corresponding button.
4 Click Publish when the settings are complete.
View published data by clicking on System in the menu bar then opening the Published Data tab.
Run a report
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DataView allows you to create data reports based on data from either a workbook or a published data source. To run a report, follow the steps below:
1 Click on Reports in the menu bar and open the Reports tab. 2 Once on the Reports page, select From Workbook or From Published Data; a drop-down list will ap-
pear listing all the available workbooks or published data repositories. Choose a source.
3 Select which stations to include—either All or Manual Select. 4 Using the Time Range controls, set the range for which data from the workbook or published data
source will be processed.
5 Select a template for the
report and set any user­dened properties, then click Run Report.
6 e report request will
appear in the Reports table as either Process­ing or Complete. When complete, the table will update and you can click on the link, opening the report in a separate window.
Once the report is loaded, it can be exported by selecting the report type and clicking Export. Reports can be exported to a number of dierent formats, including PDF, Rich Text and Excel.
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