A Fill Level Sensor can be removed from an Asset if it needs to be replaced or allocated to a different Asset. This article shows how to detach a Fill Level Sensor from an Asset.
If you detach a Fill Level Sensor from an Asset, we advise against deleting the Asset from the Map View. Deleting the Asset will result in the permanent deletion of all related historical data, including any images associated with that Asset. This action is irreversible.
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- Log into your Superfy Account.
- Click on the Search (
) icon located on the upper left-hand side of the Map View. Search for an asset using one of the following,
- Asset
- Sensor Serial Number
- Streets/Location
- The map will centre to this asset location. Click on the Asset icon to view Asset data
- On the Container Map & Data tab on the pop-up screen located on the right-hand side, scroll down to find Sensor Allocation. Here, you can view details about the Fill Level Sensor currently assigned to the asset, including its Sensor Identification Number.
- On the Sensor Allocation pop-up screen, click on Settings and select Detach Sensor.
If there is no current Fill Level Sensor allocated to the Asset, the Settings option will not be visible in this section.
If a Fill Level Sensor was previously assigned to the Asset, you can view the Allocation Date and End Date, indicating when the Fill Level Sensor was detached from the asset.
- On the Detach Sensor from Bin pop-up screen, click on Yes, Detach It!
- On the Set Status Sensor Availablity pop-up screen, please choose Available if you plan on re-allocating the Fill Level Sensor to any Asset.
Choosing Not Available will render the Fill Level Sensor unavailable for allocation to any Asset. This status typically indicates that the Fill Level Sensor is no longer fit for purpose.
For assistance with troubleshooting your Fill Level Sensor(s), reach out to either your Account Manager or Customer Success Manager. You can also send an email to support@superfy.com.
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