Feature: Analytics
You can use the Analytics page to view detailed information about a single device:
One thing
Another thing
To open the Analytics page, in the Fleet Manager, do xx,
Date range

Date range for all graphs on the page.
Default date range is last 7 days. Click to configure the date range:

Item | Description |
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![]() | Date range for the data in graphs on the page. Click to modify the date range. |
![]() | Click to filter by the previous period equivalent to what is currently selected. Examples:
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![]() | Click to filter by the next period equivalent to what is currently selected. Examples:
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Today | Click to set the date range to the previous 24 hours. |
Last week | Click to set the date range to the previous 7 days. TipThis is interpreted as starting at this hour on the same day of week in the previous week. If it's currently |
Last month | Click to set the date range to the previous month. TipThis is interpreted as starting at this hour on the same date in the previous month. If it's currently |
Last three months | Click to set the date range to the previous 3 months. TipThis is interpreted as starting at this hour on the same date 3 months earlier. If it's currently |
Calendar | Calendar showing selected date range. To select a custom date range, click the start and end dates of the date range:
NoteThe maximum date range is three months. |
Temperature Data

Graph showing temperature measurements from the device, in degrees Celsius. You can configure the graph to show one or both of the following:
Measured temperature
Internal temperature
USB temperature
Item | Description |
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Filter | Click one or more of the following to select the type of data you want to include in the graph:
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Legend | Indicates what data is included in the graph, and the color of each type of data. |
Y axis | Temperature in degrees Celsius. |
X axis | Time - default period is one week. |
Adding or removing measurement data from the graph
When you open the page, the Temperature Data graph shows Measured temperature (DE)
data.
If you want to add data to the graph, do the following:
Click
to expand the list of options.
For each option you want to include, click it.
The data for that data type is added to the graph.
If you want to remove data from the graph, click
.
The data for that data type is removed from the graph.
Tools for using graphs

You can configure the graphs using built in tools.
To access the tools, point to the graph. The tool bar appears.
Item | Description |
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![]() | Download current graph as a PNG image. |
![]() | Zoom. Click button and select an area of the graph to zoom in on the selected area. |
![]() | Pan. Click button to activate and then click and drag the graph. |
![]() | Box select. Click to select a rectangular area of the graph. |
![]() | Lasso select. Click to select a freeform area of the graph. |
![]() | Zoom in. Click to zoom in to the graph. NoteYou can use the |
![]() | Zoom out. Click to zoom out on the graph. |
![]() | Autoscale. Click to zoom in to seven days. |
![]() | Reset axes. Reset zoom to date range. |
![]() | Opens the web page of maker of graph tool, Plotly.js. |
Power Data

Graph showing various power data from the device. You can configure the graph to show one or more of the following:
Battery charge (CB)
Cellular signal (dBm)
Voltage under load (VL)
Modem on time (OM)
Item | Description |
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Filter | Click one or more of the following to select the type of data you want to include in the graph:
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Legend | Indicates what data is included in the graph, and the color of each type of data. |
Y axis | Depending on the type of data displayed:
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X axis | Time - default period is one week. |
Adding or removing measurement data from the graph
When you open the page, the Power Data graph shows Battery charge (CB)
data.
If you want to add data to the graph, do the following:
Click
to expand the list of options.
For each option you want to include, click it.
The data for that data type is added to the graph.
If you want to remove data from the graph, click
.
The data for that data type is removed from the graph.
Event Data

Graph showing charging events recorded on the device:
Fully Charged CE:3
Charging Resumed CE:6
Error CE:5
Plugged In CE:2
Unplugged CE:1