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The Machines page lists all base stations (PWS units) installed on your fleet. Use this page to monitor machine-level safety metrics, runtime data, and connectivity status.
SensorZone Machines page showing fleet list with map view and machine details

Machines list

The main table displays one row per base station:
  • Name / Serial Number — Machine label and the base station’s serial number
  • Manufacturer & Model — Equipment details
  • Total Incursions — Incursion count for the selected period
  • Acknowledged / Unacknowledged — Breakdown by acknowledgment status
  • Last Activity — When the base station last reported data
  • Runtime Hours — Total ignition time during the period
Sort and filter as on the People page. Use Include Inactive and Include Archived to broaden the list.

Machine detail page

Click any machine to open its detail page with tabs for safety data, operational insights, and video.
Machine detail Safety Insights tab showing incursion metrics, satellite map, and acknowledgement chart
  • Safety Insights — Incursion metrics, acknowledgement charts, operator analysis, geographic heatmap of events
  • Machine Insights — Operator runtime (Gantt-style chart), connectivity status, battery and online state
  • Video — Request clips, view live streams, browse previously requested footage
  • SCS Insights — Safety-critical system data (when available)
  • Event Timeline — Chronological log of all events: incursions, alarms, GPS tracks, device logs

Full Machine Detail Guide

See the complete walkthrough of all tabs, including how to read the safety and operational data.

Managing machine assets

Machine records are managed through Settings > Machine Assets:
  1. Click Add Machine
  2. Enter serial number, manufacturer, year, and number plate
  3. Save
Link a machine asset to one or more base station devices. When a base station is moved to a different machine, reassign it to preserve both machines’ historical data.

Notes

Add notes to any machine record to document maintenance, incidents, or configuration changes.

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