Spoke Zone has a set of extra features available only to Super Users (see this page for more info). These features can be accessed from the Extras section of the navigation menu.
The page views feature provides information about each page view on Spoke Zone.
Change the date range and user parameters for the data by clicking the buttons in the top right corner.
Click the various sections in the section selector for different ways of organizing the data:
Dates: Show the number of views for each day. Hours: Show the aggregated numbers of views for each hour of the day. Features: Show the number of views per feature. Users: Show the number of views per user. All: Show a log of each individual page view. - Each entry includes the relative URL, feature, user, screen width, and timestamp.
- This section is only available for a single day's worth of data.
Device connections provide information about each API request made from devices in the field.
Change the date range and device parameters for the data by clicking the buttons in the top right corner.
Click the various sections in the section selector for different ways of organizing the data:
Dates: Show the number of connections for each day. Hours: Show the aggregated numbers of connections for each hour of the day. Features: Show the number of connections per feature. Path: Show the number of connections per API route. Devices: Show the number of connections per device. All: Show a log of each individual connection. - Each entry includes the device identifier, API path, feature, response code, and timestamp.
- This section is only available for a single day's worth of data.
The dashboard overview allows a user to quickly find all the dashboards that use certain components.
- Datasource: Show only the dashboards that include datasources of the specified type.
- Widget: Show only the dashboards that use the specified widget.
- Dashboards can be filtered by both built-in widgets and custom widgets.
The simulator allows a user to simulate one or many Spoke Zone devices to test different features of the platform.
Select the devices to simulate by clicking the
- Location: Enter the location of the device using latitude and longitude coordinates.
- Enable/Disable this section using the checkmark at the top left.
- Software Version: Enter a JSON object containing fake software versions for as many of the device's modules as desired.
The JSON must be entered as follows:
// General format { "module-key1": "semver-num1", "module-key2": "semver-num2", ... } // Example with a display (key "display-mod") and CAN controller (key "can-controller1"): { "display-mod": "2.12.7", "can-controller1": "1.1.3" } The accuracy of the inputted values can be checked on the software versions page.
- CAN Data: Simulate CAN messages from the device's CAN database.
- Click the
button to get a new device token. - Click the
button to generate new fake data files based on existing data files for the selected device within a specified date range. - Fake data files can only be generated from a device's
log
andgps
files. See here for more information.
- Fake data files can only be generated from a device's
- Click the
button to send a fake trigger for an alert. - Click the
button to upload fake data files. - The device's access token is required for this.
- Any files uploaded can be used like regular data files and worked with via the data files page.
- Click the
button to pause publishing of simulated data as configured above. - Click the
button to start publishing simulated data again.
- Click the