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Device Monitoring

Inspire continuously monitors paired devices and reports health, performance, and connectivity data back to the management console.

Health Dashboard

The device health dashboard shows at-a-glance status for your entire fleet:

MetricDescription
Online / OfflineCount and percentage of devices currently connected
UptimeAverage uptime across all devices in the last 30 days
Last Check-InDistribution of last check-in times
AlertsDevices requiring attention (offline > 1 hour, errors, etc.)

Device Detail Panel

Click any device to see detailed information:

Hardware

PropertyExample
ModelSamsung Tizen 7.0
OSTizen 7.0 / Chrome OS 120 / Windows 11
BrowserChromium 120.0
Display1920x1080 @ 60Hz
Memory2 GB
Storage8 GB (3.2 GB free)

Connectivity

PropertyExample
IP Address192.168.1.45
MAC AddressAA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF
ConnectionEthernet / Wi-Fi
Signal Strength-45 dBm (Wi-Fi only)
Latency12ms to Inspire server

Content Status

PropertyDescription
Current SceneName of the active scene
Content VersionPublished version being rendered
Data ConnectionsActive DataPool subscriptions
Render FPSCurrent rendering frame rate

Alerts and Notifications

Configure alerts for device events:

EventDefault Alert
Device goes offlineDashboard warning after 5 minutes
Device offline > 1 hourDashboard warning (elevated)
High memory usage (> 90%)Dashboard warning
Render errorsDashboard warning
Content version mismatchDashboard info

Customise alert thresholds in Settings > Alerts.

Live Screenshots

Request a live screenshot from any online device:

  1. Open the device detail panel
  2. Click Take Screenshot
  3. The device captures its current display and uploads it
  4. View the screenshot in the panel

Screenshots are taken on demand and are not stored permanently. They are useful for verifying that content is rendering correctly without physically visiting the device.

Proof of Play

Inspire records display analytics for compliance and reporting:

  • Impressions — How many times each scene was displayed
  • Display Time — Total seconds each scene was on screen
  • View Duration — Average continuous viewing time per scene

Access proof of play reports from Reports > Proof of Play.

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