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Object context menu

 
Object context menu - provides a list of options or actions that can be performed on the selected object.
The menu may have a different composition of operations, it depends on the connected modules in the contract.
Some examples are shown below.
 
5.3.1. Object context menu
1

Current track

 
1. Current track
View the current location and last track of an object on the map.
 
2

Follow object

2. Follow object
 
The location of the object will be determined on the map.
By clicking on an object or selecting several objects at once, an icon with data about the object will be displayed on the map.
 
 
3

Map

3. Map
 
Designed for close-up viewing of objects on the map.
It is impossible to select a group of objects, but several views can be selected simultaneously in the list in turn.
 
4

Sensors

 
4. Sensors
Editing interface and adding sensors.
5

Raw data

 
5. Raw data
Raw points are available as data and as a graph.
6

Delete

 
6. Delete
Delete object.
7

Clone

 
7. Clone
A duplicate of the selected object is created.
8

Module Driver

 
8. Module Driver
Driver module icon and their history
9

Route

 
9. Route
Route module icon and their history
 
  • Clear alarm status - with GARM module connected. (Alarm status in Garm module).
    • Generate an event - when the GARM module is connected.
  • Route - when you select this menu item, the interface for linking the monitoring object to the route opens. This menu item appears only when the route planning and control module is connected.
    • Trailers are attached objects.
  • Routes - when you select this menu item, a window appears with a selection of flights to which the object can be linked.
    • History - has the same functionality as a separate tab.
    From the History context menu, objects will be transferred to the History section.
    This function also works when selecting several objects at the same time.
    • Highlight - tints objects if necessary.
    • Send command - the tab contains the history and command log.
    • Temporary blocking - when you select this menu item, the object is blocked in the system, data is not collected on it and the subscription fee is not charged.
    Temporary blocking is useful, for example, for seasonal equipment that only needs to be tracked for a few months of the year.