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Fuel
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"Fuel" tab

1. "Fuel" tab
In the Fuel tab, calculated data on total fuel consumption for the chosen time interval, and also data on the amount of fuelings and drains is displayed.
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Chart with data on fuel level

2. Chart with data on fuel level
 
To zoom in/zoom out the chart area, you need to:
  • scroll the mouse wheel in the chart area;
  • in the chart area, right-click and drag frame area so that you choose some interval. After you do this, the map will be centered on the selected part of the track:
  
When you move the mouse cursor to the chart, data on fuel level at the selected time of track is displayed:
    
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Time of point

3. Time of point
This is time of the point that you have selected in the chart.
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Initial chart

When you select this checkbox, initial chart of the monitored object for the selected time interval is displayed:
 
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Result of processing

5. Result of processing
When you select this checkbox, chart with processed data on fuel consumption for a chosen time interval is displayed (by default, this checkbox is selected).
 
The red line in the chart is for fuel drains, the green line is for fuelings.
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Speed

When you select this checkbox, an additional chart with data on the speed of the monitored object for the chosen time interval is displayed in the same chart.
In such a way you can see data on fuelings, drains and speed at the same time:
 
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Points

When you select this checkbox, you see a chart with points. Each of these points shows the time when the system received information from the fuel sensor(s), and fuel level at this time.
This function is only active when the Initial chart is activated (when the checkbox for the Initial chart is selected).
 
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Engine hours

 When you select this checkbox, additional chart for engine hours of the monitored object for a chosen time interval is displayed. 
* This option only functions if there is a configured sensor for engine hours measurement.
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Monitoring parameters

9. Monitoring parameters
Here you can see and set monitoring parameters for fuelings/fuel drains. When you change parameters, you need to click Save.
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"Addresses" button

10. "Addresses" button
This button helps you to request address (location).
When you click Addresses, an additional column is added to the table of fuelings/drains. In this column, there are addresses (locations) of these events (fuelings/drains).
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"Request" button

11. "Request" button
This button helps to request track data for a chosen time interval. A time interval can be set in the Query Panel.
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"Report" button

12. "Report" button
This button helps to generate a report based on the chart. The report contains time interval, chart and data on the object where the sensor is installed.
The report is saved in the directory that you can set using the section Settings - Directories.
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"Scale" button

13. "Scale" button
With this button, you can switch map scale. The following variants are available:
  • scale according to actual range of values;
  • scale according to possible range of values (for example, in fuel level chart - from zero amount of fuel to full tank).
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"Point from map" button

14. "Point from map" button
When this function is activated: if you move the mouse in the chart of some parameter, object marker is positioned in the corresponding point of the track (object marker follows your mouse cursor). Also, the corresponding table row becomes selected in the Track tab.
When this function is deactivated: you need to click some place in the chart in order to position the marker there.
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General data

15. General data
This is general data on the monitored object for a chosen time interval.
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Table with data on fuelings/drains

16. Table with data on fuelings/drains
Additional data on fuelings/drains for a chosen time interval is available.
When you click a line in this table, the map is positioned in the event point, and the event location becomes selected in the chart:
On the maps, places of fuelings and drains are indicated with special icons: 
- fueling;
- drain.