Changes for page Fuel Level Monitoring

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17 17   The //**Alarms section**// is designed to display all alarms related to the remaining fuel level, temperature, and battery level. You can set the conditions under which alarms will be triggered by clicking the “Alarm Rules” button. By default, the following types of alarms are defined: “Low battery level”, “Low temperature”, “High temperature” and “Low remaining level”.
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19 -* **second Level - Sensor Level**: **Tank state** is designed to display information about a specific tank. This page contains the following elements: 
19 +* **second Level - Sensor Level**: **Tank state** is designed to display information about a specific tank. This page contains the following elements:        
20 20  
21 21   Fuel remaining display widget;
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34 34  
35 35  == 2.1 Get the json files ==
36 36  
37 -where to get:[[https:~~/~~/github.com/ThingsEye-io/te-platform/tree/main/Solution%20Template/Water%20metering>>https://github.com/ThingsEye-io/te-platform/tree/main/Solution%20Template/Water%20metering]]
37 +where to get:[[https:~~/~~/github.com/ThingsEye-io/te-platform/tree/main/Solution%20Template/Fuel%20Level%20Monitoring>>https://github.com/ThingsEye-io/te-platform/tree/main/Solution%20Template/Fuel%20Level%20Monitoring]]
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39 39  what files to get:Download the three json files with the suffixes dashboard, deviceprofile, and rulechain.
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41 41  == 2.2 Import rulechain/deviceprofile/dashboard ==
42 42  
43 43  * **You will need to download and import the appropriate files**
44 -* **In this solution, there are 3 rulechains, all of which need to be downloaded and imported**
45 45  
46 -[[image:屏幕截图 2024-11-27 101602.png]]
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48 -[[image:屏幕截图 2024-11-27 101909.png]]
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49 49  
50 50  === 2.2.1 Import rulechain ===
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95 95  [[image:屏幕截图 2024-11-27 150313.png||height="797" width="1532"]]
96 96  
97 -* Note: The dashboard will display properly only if our device has the key values **battery, fuelLevel, fuelHeight, temperature .**
95 += 6.Tank creation =
96 +
97 +Once your device is online, you need to set the parameters of the fuel drum in the dashboard interface as follows:
98 +
99 + we created nine tanks of different geometric shapes for our template. This will allow easy use of ready-made templates to calculate the volume of your tank.
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101 +[[image:1732779774212-602.png]]
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103 +To create a tank, the user needs to go through 3 main steps, namely:
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105 +* **General Info** - the user must fill in mandatory fields, such as: "Serial number" and "Sensor label".
106 +
107 +After that, the user must press the "Next" button to go to the next step - "Tank Info". Users can cancel and close the window anytime by clicking the "Cancel" button.
108 +
109 +* **Tank Info** - this step contains basic information about the tank's parameters, sensor, and fuel type. The entered data will directly affect the final result of calculating the tank's volume.
110 +
111 +In the **"Tank Info" section**, the user must select one of the tank shapes.
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113 +Next, the user needs to select the desired measurement system in the "Measurement system" field, which is represented by two options - "Metric" and "Imperial". Then select "Dimension units" - this list will be determined after selecting the appropriate measurement system. For "Metric" - "mm", "cm", "m", and for "Imperial" - "ft", "in".
114 +
115 +Measurement fields like "length", "height", and so on will be automatically adjusted depending on the selected tank shape, and the user will only have to enter the required values.
116 +
117 +When all the necessary fields have been filled in, selecting "Capacity output" is essential, determining in what value the final volume calculation will be output. After selecting the appropriate parameter, the user can see the volume - "Capacity" of the given tank of the corresponding parameters.
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119 +[[image:1732779927187-769.png||height="576" width="756"]]
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121 +In the **"Sensor Info" section**, the user will have the opportunity to choose the tank "level measurement type", the "measurement system" and "sensor reading units" for the data that the tank sensor will potentially send.
122 +
123 +Various types of sensors can be used to calculate the volume of the tank, so we have provided the option of selecting the "level measurement type". This means we can connect most liquid-level measurement sensors, which offers unlimited flexibility in using the example.
124 +
125 +The measurement type has two parameters:
126 +
127 +* "Fill height" - the direct value of the height of the liquid in the tank (this space can be measured, for example, by a float sensor);
128 +* "Remaining space" - the value of the height of the empty space from the top of the tank to the beginning of the liquid (an ultrasonic sensor can measure this height).
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130 +[[image:2-2-3.png||height="406" width="764"]]
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132 +We also anticipated the possibility of a technical neck of the tank, which can affect the volume calculation. Therefore, when selecting the "Remaining space" parameter, an additional field - **"Sensor gap"** will be displayed. This field will help exclude the neck's height when calculating the volume tank.
133 +
134 +**"Liquid info"** is the last section. Here the user will be able to choose the desired type of fuel from the list.
135 +
136 +After correctly filling in all the relevant fields of the "Tank Info" step, the user can proceed to the next step - choosing the location of the tank.
137 +
138 +* **Set location** - the stage at which the user can choose the location of the tank. The interactive map allows you to select a point on the map manually.
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140 +[[image:2-3.png||height="818" width="770"]]
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142 +After all, stages have been completed, the user can save all changes by pressing the "Save" button - this tank will be placed in the general list of tanks, and the corresponding marker will be displayed on the interactive map.
143 +
144 +* **Note: The dashboard will display properly only if our device has the key values battery, distance, temperature .**
145 +* **Note: When you test you must distance less than the set tank height!**
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