# Telemetry

### General View

1. **Search Bar**

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* Located at the top-left of the page.
* Allows users to quickly search for a specific terminal or SIM by ID or name.

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2. **Filter Panel**

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* Provides advanced filtering options to narrow down the displayed terminals.
* Available filters include:
  * **Alert:** Filter devices by current alerts or notifications.
  * **Connection:** Filter based on network connection status.
  * **Company:** Filter devices associated with a specific company.
  * **Throttle:** Filter by data usage limits or throttling status.
* Buttons:
  * **Clear All:** Reset all applied filters.
  * **Submit:** Apply the selected filters.

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3. **Terminal List**

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* Displayed on the left side of the page.
* Shows all terminals matching the current search or filter criteria.
* Each Terminal entry includes:
  * **Terminal ID:** Unique identifier for each terminal or SIM.
  * **Status Indicator:** Online (green dot) or offline (gray dot).
  * **Alert Count Badge:** Numeric badge indicating the number of active alerts for the device.

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4. **Map View**

* Located on the right side of the page.
* Provides a geographic overview of all devices.
* Key features:
  * **Device Status Markers:** Green for online, gray for offline.
  * **Hexagonal Clusters:** Indicate regions with multiple devices for simplified visualization.
  * Interactive map with zoom and pan capabilities to focus on specific regions.

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5. **Sync Button**

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* Allows users to refresh the displayed data to ensure up-to-date terminal statuses and locations.

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### Telemetry Details

The page is divided into several sections: **Alerts**, **General**, a location map, and a set of telemetry charts.

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1. Go to the Satellite page
2. Click on the terminal to view its telemetry details
3. Open the Telemetry tab

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1. **Alerts Section**

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* Shows active warnings or system issues related to the terminal.
* If no alerts are present, the interface displays: *“You don’t have any alerts.”*

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**3. General Section**

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Provides essential information about the terminal’s connectivity:

* **Connection:** Online / Offline
* **Last updated:** Timestamp of the latest telemetry received
* **Location:** A map showing the approximate position of the terminal

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**4. Time Range Selector**

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Above the charts, users can choose the time interval for displayed telemetry:

* **15 minutes**
* **3 hours**
* **1 day**
* **7 days**
* **30 days**

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Changing the interval updates all charts simultaneously.
{% endhint %}

5. **Data Export**

A **Download** button located above the charts allows users to export telemetry data for offline analysis or reporting.

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#### **Telemetry Charts**

**1. Downlink (Kbps)**

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Displays the terminal’s data-receive average download speed from the satellite:

* **Min** — Minimum value during the selected period
* **Max** — Maximum value
* **Last** — Most recent value
* The chart visualizes the fluctuation of downlink speeds over time.

**2. Uplink (Kbps)**

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Shows the data transmission average download speed to the satellite:

* Contains the same metrics as Downlink
* The chart reflects uplink performance trends

**3. Latency (ms)**

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Average latency measured to the Starlink point of presence:

* **Min**, **Max**, **Last**
* The chart shows variation in latency over time.

**4. Ping Drop Rate (%)**

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Indicates the percentage of pings that are dropped:

* A healthy connection typically shows 0%
* The chart displays packet-loss occurrences within the selected timeframe

**5. Signal Quality (%)**

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Represents the quality of the received signal:

* Ranges from 0–100%
* Visualizes overall link stability

**6. Obstruction (%)**

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Shows the percentage of time the terminal’s view of the satellite was obstructed:

* Very low values (e.g., 0.005%) indicate minimal interference
* Useful for diagnosing signal blockages from trees, buildings, etc.

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