Telemetry
The Telemetry page provides an interactive view to monitor and manage terminals, with a list, filters, and a map showing device locations and status.
General View
Search Bar
Located at the top-left of the page.
Allows users to quickly search for a specific terminal or SIM by ID or name.
Filter Panel
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.
Terminal List
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.
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.
Sync Button
Allows users to refresh the displayed data to ensure up-to-date terminal statuses and locations.
Telemetry Details
The page is divided into several sections: Alerts, General, a location map, and a set of telemetry charts.
Go to the Satellite page
Click on the terminal to view its telemetry details
Open the Telemetry tab
Alerts Section
Shows active warnings or system issues related to the terminal.
If no alerts are present, the interface displays: “You don’t have any alerts.”
3. General Section
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
4. Time Range Selector
Above the charts, users can choose the time interval for displayed telemetry:
15 minutes
3 hours
1 day
7 days
30 days
Changing the interval updates all charts simultaneously.
Data Export
A Download button located above the charts allows users to export telemetry data for offline analysis or reporting.
Telemetry Charts
1. Downlink (Kbps)
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)
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)
Average latency measured to the Starlink point of presence:
Min, Max, Last
The chart shows variation in latency over time.
4. Ping Drop Rate (%)
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 (%)
Represents the quality of the received signal:
Ranges from 0–100%
Visualizes overall link stability
6. Obstruction (%)
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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