OCEAviewTM is 21cfr IOT based web enabled solution and mobile app
for data viewing, real time alarm acknowledgement
and complete audit trail from LoRaWAN-connected wireless data loggers.
OCEAView is a unified web based monitoring system, IOT based platform based on three key pillars: monitoring, traceability, and alerts. Designed for fixed monitoring, mobility, and connectivity, OCEAView integrates a wide range of advanced data loggers and wireless sensors to help you stay on top of your critical environments and monitor your sensitive products continually.
Gain peace of mind by having total control over all your equipment, data, sensors, users, and reports. OCEAView™ is a complete monitoring, traceability, and alert platform, providing an advanced remote monitoring solution for a wide range of wireless environmental data loggers and sensors.
OCEAView is packed with features to give you intuitive access to all your data and monitored equipment. From storage facilities to production areas and vehicles, monitor the critical parameters in your entire supply chain on-the-go using our robust web and mobile platform.
CobaltView designed for new generation datalogging is a new web application which integrates data with DICKSON Cloud service, enables viewing of sensor data, alerts management and printing reports.
CobaltView uses cloud platform , developed in accordance with FDA 21 CFR part 11 complaint, GMP, GDP guidelines and sends alerts by email, SMS/text messages or voice messages using DICKSONAlert system.
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When you start monitoring with a wireless data logger like Cobalt X, you have to set the safe limits in OCEAview. When the data logger starts monitoring and sends live readings through LoRaWAN network continously to OCEAView, the platform compares each readings with the safe limits. If there is a breach, it generates an alarm. OCEAView delivers alerts through the channels you enable in the alarm settings. For computer users, it can send email alerts, and for mobile users, it can send notifications through the OCEAView mobile app; it can also send SMS/text and voice-call alerts if those options are configured.
Yes, OCEAView can be accessed on a mobile device through the OCEAView Mobile app for iPhone and Android, and it is also available through the web platform on a phone browser. Once you have downloaded the app, Sign in with your OCEAView account or organization login to connect supported loggers and access cloud data in the app.
You can then monitor readings, receive alerts, and export data when needed. The mobile app lets you monitor data in real time, program supported loggers, and export reports. For Cobalt X, the app lets you view the logger, but some setup and programming are handled through the web platform.
Yes, OCEAView supports downloadable reports and data exporting in PDF, CSV and XLSX formats. It also offers downloadable graphs, sensor data, device information, and automated report scheduling. OCEAView reports can be downloaded on both mobile and computer, since the platform supports web and mobile access. These reports can be shared for audits and compliance.
OCEAView web based monitoring platform is compatible with a range of data loggers including Dickson’s Cobalt Series wireless data loggers, bluetooth enabled data logger devices like Emerald and Atlas.
To set up a data logger in OCEAView, first create your company account and enter the license key in the web application. Then add the logger in OCEAView using its serial number or node ID, assign a name and organization. Then you can set alarm thresholds, reading intervals and sensor options. Sync the logger and confirm that it is connected and showing recent activity. For Cobalt X, you also need to make sure the logger can see the gateway, then connect the sensors and synchronize them in the device menu. Once the logger is added in OCEAView and the sensors appear correctly, start logging and verify that the device shows a recent timestamp.
OCEAView keeps data safe during power outages by storing readings in the logger’s onboard memory first and then syncing them to the platform when power or connectivity returns. That means a temporary outage does not automatically erase the data, and the system is designed to continue traceable monitoring once normal operation resumes
In OCEAView, you first open the alert or alarm settings, set the temperature or sensor limits you want to monitor, and add the people who should receive the alerts. After that, you choose how each alert should be delivered, such as by email, SMS/text, voice call, or mobile app notification, and then save the settings. If needed, you can also test the alarm to make sure it is working properly. The best alert type depends on how urgent the situation is. Email is useful for routine notifications and keeping records, SMS/text is better when someone needs to be reached quickly and may not be near a computer, voice call is best for urgent breaches that need immediate attention, and mobile app alerts are helpful when you want to monitor and respond from a phone or tablet. In short, OCEAView lets you choose the notification channel from the settings and assign different alert methods based on how serious the breach is.
Cobalt X sends readings to OCEAView through LoRaWAN wireless connectivity. The logger records data at set intervals, then transmits wireless data packets to any active LoRaWAN gateway within range; the gateway forwards those packets to the OCEAView cloud server, where the readings appear in real time.
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