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38 CHAPTER 4  SENSOR TOOLBAR

Remove Sensors

e Remove Sensors button removes all selected sensors from Collector. Follow the steps

below to remove a sensor:

1 Checkmark the sensor(s) to be removed.

2 Click the Remove Sensors button.

3 When a conrmation message appears, click OK. e screen will refresh and the de-

leted sensor(s) will be removed from Collector.

Collector will not attempt to communicate or collect data from a removed sensor; however,

the sensor conguration information and data collected from a sensor prior to its removal

will still be available.

View Errors

e Errors column in the sensor list displays which sensors are currently experiencing er-

rors. To view the specic errors from a sensor, select the sensor in the list and click the View

Errors button. e Sensor Error Log will appear, displaying the errors from the selected

sensor (see Figure 4.7).

Figure 4.7 – Sensor Error Log

Each row in the log represents an error that occurred at a time when Collector attempted

to communicate with the sensor. e sensor error table shows all errors initially sorted by

sensor and timestamp, with the most recent errors rst. Each error row contains the follow-

ing four data columns:

 Sensor – Defaults to the IP/Port for the sensor as identication, but can be changed to

other sensor attributes such as location or custom ID.

 Time – Shows the date and time the errors were recorded by the sensor driver.

 Type – Shows the classication for the error and will be marked as Information, Warn-

ing or a specic type of error such as Communication or IO.

 Message – Contains the beginning of each error message.

As with other tables in Collector, the sensor error table can be sorted by clicking on any col-

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