IS Block
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The IS block is used to compare the selected data using one of the following criteria:
Compare with constant - compares the measured values from selected data fields with a user-defined constant value using one of the following conditions.
Less Than - checks whether the measured value is less than the provided constant.
Less Than Or Equal - checks whether the measured value is less than or equal to the provided constant.
Equal - checks whether the measured value is equal to the provided constant.
Greater Than Or Equal - checks whether the measured value is greater than or equal to the provided constant.
Greater Than - checks whether the measured value is greater than the provided constant.
Not Equal - checks whether the measured value is not equal to the provided constant.
Select the Compare with constant option.
Select the condition from the drop-down list that you want to use as the comparison operator.
In the text box, enter the value you want to compare with the measured values form the data fields.
Compare with device measurement - compares the measured values from selected data fields with a data field from another device using one of the following conditions.
Less Than - checks whether the measured value is less than the provided constant.
Less Than Or Equal - checks whether the measured value is less than or equal to the provided constant.
Equal - checks whether the measured value is equal to the provided constant.
Greater Than Or Equal - checks whether the measured value is greater than or equal to the provided constant.
Greater Than - checks whether the measured value is greater than the provided constant.
Not Equal - checks whether the measured value is not equal to the provided constant.
Select the Compare with device measurement option.
Select the condition from the drop-down list that you want to use as the comparison operator.
Select the device type from the Device Type drop-down list.
Select the data field from the Data field drop-down list.
Select the device from the Device drop-down list.
Geofence - check whether the devices are located inside or outside the created geofence on the map using one of the following conditions.
In the areas - Check if the devices are currently positioned within the geofence.
Outside the areas - Check if the devices are currently positioned outside the geofence.
In the areas for last time - Check if the devices are currently positioned within the geofence, for a specified timeframe.
Outside the areas for last time - Check if the devices are currently positioned outside the geofence, for a specified timeframe.
Select the Geofence option.
Select the condition from the drop-down list that you want to use as the comparison operator.
If you have selected In the areas for last time or Outside the areas for last time, select a timeframe from the text box next to it. You can also enter any timeframe manually in the textbox.
Click on the Open map button. You can use polygon of any shapes and define required geofence.
