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Understanding asset status
When a sensor detects a machine abnormality, the status of the asset changes. When a problem occurs, you can see it in the Assets list in the Amazon Monitron app.
The Assets list
The Assets list displays every asset in your site or project, showing the assets for the site or project that you are currently viewing. For more information about sites and projects, see Navigating between projects and sites in the mobile app.
When you open the Amazon Monitron mobile app, it displays the list of assets associated with the site or project that you last worked with. To navigate to the Assets list from elsewhere in the app, use the following procedure.
To open the assets list in either the mobile app or the web app
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Choose the menu icon (☰).
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Choose Assets.
The assets list is displayed.
the assets list in the mobile app
the assets list in the web app
Asset and position status
The Assets list shows the status of each listed asset with an icon, as shown in the following table.
| Status | Meaning |
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Healthy state: The status of all sensor positions on the asset is healthy. |
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Warning state: A warning has been triggered for one of the positions of this asset, indicating that Amazon Monitron has detected early signs of potential failure. Amazon Monitron identifies warning conditions by analyzing equipment vibration and temperature, using a combination of machine learning and ISO vibration standards. |
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Alarm state: An alarm has been triggered for one of the positions of this asset, indicating that the machine vibration and temperature is out of the normal range at this position. We recommend that you investigate the issue at the earliest opportunity. An equipment failure might occur if the issue isn't addressed. |
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Acknowledged state: The warning or alarm state of the position has been acknowledged by a technician, but the asset has not yet been fixed. |
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No sensor |
No sensor: At least one position for the asset doesn't currently have a sensor paired to it. |
To learn more about a problem, choose the asset and look at the status of underlying sensor positions.
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Amazon Monitron uses icons similar to the asset status icons to show the status of sensor positions.
| Status | Meaning |
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The position is healthy. All measured values are within the normal range. |
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Warning state: A warning has been triggered for one of the positions of this asset, indicating that Amazon Monitron has detected early signs of potential failure. Amazon Monitron identifies warning conditions by analyzing equipment vibration and temperature, using a combination of machine learning and ISO vibration standards. |
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An alarm has been triggered for this position, indicating that the machine vibration and temperature is out of the normal range at this position. We recommend that you investigate the issue at the earliest opportunity. An equipment failure might occur if the issue isn't addressed. |
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The warning or alarm state of the position has been acknowledged by a technician, but not yet fixed. |
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No sensor |
No sensors are currently paired with the position. |
Notifications
When a warning or an alarm alert is generated, Amazon Monitron sends a
notification to the admin user and technician in the app. Authorized personnel can
also see notifications by choosing the notification icon in the mobile app when it
displays an alert symbol (
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Choosing the notification icon opens the Notifications page, which lists all pending notifications.
a notification in the mobile app |
a notification in the web app |
