Battery Alert

Introduction

The interfaceBattery Level Alertslove tomonitor the power supply of GPS boxesinstalled on vehicles. This interface allows you to record acritical alertwhen a GPS unit stops being powered by the vehicle's electrical system and switches to itsinternal battery. Switching to the internal battery is a warning signal requiringrapid response, because this situation indicates that:

1. The GPS unit could soon lose its communication capacitywith the central system if the internal battery runs out.
2. Vehicle statusshould be checked, as loss of power could indicate an electrical circuit breakdown or failure.

Search Filters

The interface offers several filters allowing users tosearch and view specific alertsbased on temporal or organizational criteria. The filters are as follows:

• Start Date / End Date:
  Allows you to define a specific period to display alerts recorded during this time range.

• Group of Vehicles:
  Filter by group, useful for companies with severalvehicle fleetsdistinct.

• vehicle:
  Possibility to selectone or more specific vehicleswhose battery level alerts we wish to consult.

• Fleet:
  This filter allows you to display only alerts associated with aprecise fleet, simplifying monitoring and analysis by fleet manager.

Alerts Table

The results are presented in the form of ainteractive whiteboardallowing you to consult each recorded alert. The table contains the following columns:

• Fleet: Name of the fleet to which the vehicle belongs.
• Collaborator: Name of the driver associated with the vehicle during the alert.
• vehicle: Registration or identifier of the vehicle concerned.
• Alert Type: Indicates that this is ainternal battery failover alert.
• Date: Precise date and time of the alert event.
• Battery Level: Indicates theremaining percentage of internal batteryof the GPS box.

Table Keys

The table integrates several advanced features to facilitate analysis and monitoring:

• Dynamic Search:
  The user can quickly search for an alert byfiltering by employee name, registration, or fleet.

• Sorting Data:
  The table can besorted by date, alert type or battery level, which helps quickly identify the most critical alerts.

• Choice of Columns:
  The user cancustomize column display, activating or deactivating those that are necessary.

• Data Export:
  The table can beexported in CSV or Excel formatfor further analysis or external archiving.

Battery Level Alerts

Switching the GPS unit to its internal battery is a critical situation, because:

• Thereinternal batteryThe case has a limited battery life, often only a few hours.
• If no intervention is carried out quickly,the box could turn off, leading to aloss of real-time visibilityof the vehicle.
• This type of alert could signal aelectrical problemon the vehicle (cable disconnected, main battery failure, or sabotage).

Archiving and Historical Tracking

All recorded alerts arearchived in the systemand can be consulted at any time. This archiving allows:

• Accurate tracking of critical eventslinked to GPS boxes.
• A trend analysisto identify recurring problems or technical failures on certain vehicles or fleets.
• A reliable audit, useful for ensuring continuity of operations and meeting fleet management standards.

Conclusion