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  1. Configuration and Management
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Command Logs

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Last updated 11 months ago

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This section of the Device panel is a very useful too especially if troubleshooting is required and gives a lot of insight into why the device is operating the way it is.

There is a huge number of commands that can be seen in the log and we would not be able to go over all of them (they are also device specific), but let us look at an example to gain a bit of insight.

As you can see the following changes are reported:

  • Changing the mode to Automatic With External Sensor

  • Changing the Target Temperature (this one is scheduled due to a Heating profile)

  • Changing the mode to Automatic.

Every time a downlink command is sent via the Enterprise platform it is recorded in the logs.

Example command log