Map Settings

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Define and customize how the background and icons will look in a Map View for a device group.

You can browse to and select a graphic to use as a custom background, or select No background. Grid Background, a blank-tiled background, is the default.

You can select small or large icons. Drag left to right to to change the width of the icons, and up and down to change the height.

Choose the orientation for the identifier you selected in Map Label Settings or Custom Label Settings, if any. Horizontal shows the identifier below the icon, horizontally, and Vertical shows the identifier to the right of the icon, vertically.

Icon preview shows the affect of applied Sizing and Identifier definition on how icons will appear in a Map View. Sensor values are always shown below the icon, horizontally, and are not shown in the Icon Preview.

Map label settings

Define the identifier and sensor value labels to display for all devices and sensors on a map.

Sensor values can be displayed for the devices managed by a NetBotz Appliance, but not for the NetBotz Appliance itself.

Note: Only the devices that report the sensor will show the sensor value.

All the sensors for every device in the selected device group's Map View are listed. There may be more than one sensor of a given type, as different devices report different sensors. For example, the main input voltage sensor reported by a Smart-UPS is different than the main input voltage phase 1 sensor reported by a Symmetra PX. Thus, if you select main input voltage as the sensor, only devices that have that exact sensor will report the value.

Devices that report the selected sensor will update with the sensor value except for the following:

• Devices that do not report the sensor value.

• Devices that have a different sensor defined in the Custom Label Settings display.

  You can also use the Custom Label Settings display to select a new sensor value label for one device on a map without affecting the sensor value labels at any other devices.