Floor plan

Learn everything you need to know about adding, editing or deleting floorplans in RmoniWeb. 

To make sure you are able to use this functionality, please make sure that the permissions are enabled through Roles or Users. Only users with the Admin role have this permission by default. Use the permission:

• Use floor plans
• Optional: Edit floor plans

Please note, that the page needs to be refreshed using ctrl+f5 to see these menu-items after changing the permissions.

Step 1: Add a floorplan

Navigate to Administration. When selecting this menu item, several other menu-items are shown. Select Organizational units. 

Select the organizational unit where the floorplan needs to be added and then select the last tab Upload floor plan. Upload the floorplan in one of the following file types: JPG/JPEG/PNG/GIF or WEBP.

The file size may not exceed 5MB. Furthermore, it is recommended that the uploaded image is of a ratio of 16:9.

Step 2: Add sensors to the floor plan

Head over to the floor plan page. This can be done by simply clicking on the green button Set up floorplan once the floorplan has been uploaded. You will enter the page in Edit mode which enables users to add / edit / delete sensors.

The sensors that are shown are standard set to sensors of the organizational unit the floor plan was added to. This option can be deselected to view sensors of underlying organizational units as well. Per sensor the following actions can be performed:

• Add a sensor: Simply drag and drop the sensor from the right side of the screen on to the floor plan.
• Edit a sensor: Use the drag function to replace the sensor on the floor plan
• Remove a sensor: Remove a sensor from the floor plan by dragging the sensor to the right side of the screen.

Once the sensor placement is completed, the Edit mode can be switched off at the top right of the screen. This can always (as long as the user has the right permissions) be activated again.

Step 3: Usage of the floor plan

Once the floor plan is set up, it can be used to monitor the sensor on the floor plan. The following items are shown per sensor:

• Colour indication
  The color green indicates that the sensor is online and not in alarm (regardless wether an alarm is set), red indicates that the sensor is online but in alarm. Blue indicates that the sensor is offline.
  
  
• Temperature measurement
  The latest temperature measurement is shown. If there are no temperature measurements yet the text "- -" will be displayed.
  
  
• Sensor name
  The name of the sensor is shown at the top.
  
  
• Graph
  The temperature graph of the past 24 hours is shown.
  
  
• Detail button
  At the top right of the pop-up a magnifying glass is shown which will lead the user to the sensor detail page.

Step 4: Tips!

There are a few things to keep in mind. Here are some additional tips:

• The maximum number of sensors per floor plan is set to 50 sensors.
• Organizational units with a floor plan linked to it, are displayed with a floor plan icon in the filter.
• The floor plan is automatically refreshed every 60 seconds.
• The following permissions are related to the floor plan functionality:
  • Use floor plan - This enables an user to view the Floor plan
  • Edit floor plan - This enables an user to use the Edit mode and to add floor plans in the Organizational units page.