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Events

The Events page provides a chronological list of device-related events generated within the system.
Events help users monitor device behavior, identify issues, and understand operational patterns across their deployment.

Each event entry includes essential metadata, such as timestamp, event type, device identifier, device type,
a descriptive message, and a link to the associated uplink.


Events Table Overview​

The table on this page displays a list of all recorded events within the selected time range.
Each row includes the following fields:

  • Timestamp – when the event occurred
  • Event Type – the event category (e.g., Duty Cycle, Motion, Geofence Entry/Exit)
  • DevEUI – unique device identifier
  • Device Type – model or tracker family (e.g., Tag S)
  • Description – a human-readable explanation of the event
  • Uplink – a link to the dedicated Dashboard page for that particular uplink message

Pagination controls appear at the bottom when multiple pages of events are available.


The search bar allows filtering events by matching text in any of the displayed columns, such as:

  • device type
  • event type
  • DevEUI
  • description

Search filtering updates results instantly.


Date Range Selector​

In the upper-right corner, users can filter events by selecting a specific date and time range.

Clicking the date field opens a calendar view that includes:

  • day selection
  • month navigation
  • start time selector
  • end time selector

This allows precise filtering down to the minute.


Quick Range Presets​

Next to the date range field, a dropdown provides predefined time intervals:

  • Today
  • Yesterday
  • Last week
  • Last month
  • Last 3 months

Selecting a preset automatically reloads events for the chosen interval.


Column Visibility Options​

The column visibility menu allows users to add or remove specific columns in the Events table.

Available columns include:

  • Event Type
  • DevEUI
  • Device Type
  • Description
  • Uplink

Users can toggle individual columns on or off as needed.


Pagination​

If the number of events exceeds the page limit, navigation controls appear at the bottom:

  • Previous
  • Next

These allow users to move between pages of events.