Asset insights

The Asset insights module collects asset data, such as odometer (mileage), TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System), TBS (Trailer Braking System) warning lamps, and brake lining. It provides a quick overview of the overall asset health and any specific warnings that may require action.

View asset insights #

The Asset insights page provides a view of all the fleets and historical information on events.

From the left navigation pane, click Asset insights . The Asset insights page is displayed.

NOTE:

On the Asset insights page:

The data does not auto-refresh, you must click Refresh table to fetch the latest historical data.
To view live data of an asset, click Map in the Map column.
To sort the records in ascending or descending order, click Sort in the column headers.
To view the information dialog for TPMS, Brake lining, and TBS warning columns, click Information in the respective column headers.

Available fields

Column	Description
Asset name	Name of the asset
Map	View current data of an asset in the Map module NOTE: Click the Map icon to go to the Map view.
License plate	Unique vehicle registration number
Asset type	Vehicles, such as truck, van, or trailer
Axle load	The latest actual total load recorded for all the wheels attached to an axle of a vehicle
Mileage	Distance traveled by a vehicle
TPMS	The location of tires on the vehicle and their tire pressure status TIP: The axle number and the left or right side numbers identify the tire location on the vehicle. The numbering starts from the middle and goes outwards. For example, A2R2 is the second axle from the front and the second tire from the center on the right side.
Brake lining	Status of the brake pads and severity level of the required action TIP: Brake lining refers to material-like brake pads that are attached to the brake shoe to cause frictional force while braking. If brake lining sensors are installed, this column will indicate whether action is required.
TBS warning	The last known warning lamps present
Code	Identifying information about the asset recorded by a Fleet manager in a free text field. This code corresponds to the Fleet ID.
Activity	Indicates whether the asset is moving or in standstill mode and for how long, when the data was last refreshed. Indicates that the vehicle is moving Indicates that the vehicle is in standstill mode

Search an asset #

On the Asset insights page, search an asset by entering the asset name or license plate number in the Search asset name and license plate box.

Filter columns #

Filter data based on the asset type and warning level.

On the Asset insights page, click Filters. The Filter pane is displayed.

Select the required checkboxes in the Asset type, Activity, TBS warning, Brake lining, and TPMS sections, and then click Done. The results matching the selection criteria are displayed.

NOTE:

To clear all the filters applied, click Reset.

View asset details #

You can view information about an asset on the Telematic history, Brake anomalies, ODR files, and Asset details tabs.

From the left navigation pane, click Asset insights . The Asset insights page is displayed.
Select the required asset from the asset list. The Telematic history tab is displayed on the specific asset information page.

NOTE:

Most data can only be recorded when an asset is moving, not when it is standstill position.

Telematic history #

You can view historical data for an asset in the Speed and axle load history, TPMS temperature history, TPMS pressure history charts and Axle sections. You can also view the wheels status.

NOTE:

To view data for a specific time, hover your cursor over a specific point on the graph.
A flat line in the graph indicates that the asset is in standstill mode.
To pull in the latest data, click Refresh charts.

View data for a specific time #

You can view the historical information of assets for a specific time frame.

On the Telematic history tab > click the date range to open the calendar picker, and then select the required dates.

The data for the selected time frame is displayed in the charts.

NOTE:

You can select one of the pre-defined time frame tabs. The maximum time frame you can select is 48 hours.
The Last update field indicates the time when the data was last updated.

The From and To fields indicate the period for which the data is displayed.

Filter charts #

Filter charts to view specific graphs on the Telematic history tab.

On the Telematic history tab > click Charts. The Chart display list is displayed.

Select the required chart options. The results matching the selection criteria are displayed.

NOTE:

To restore the default filter settings, click Reset.

Brake anomalies #

You can view historical events for brake lining, TBS, and DTC warning issues. The brake anomalies visual 30 day timeline sections graphically display severity-level warnings for the following:

DTC (Diagnostic trouble code)
TBS (Trailer braking system)
BL (Brake lining)

NOTE:

The brake anomalies timeline covers 30 days; however, the data tables include data up to a year.

The DTC timeline row and the data table will be available to users who have subscribed to the Asset insights pro package and is supported for WABCO trailer braking systems.

A colored box on a particular date denotes that there was at least one of these warnings or events on that date. See the data tables for more details.

TIP:

The records in the Brake anomalies and DTC Events data tables will be filtered by the date selected on the Brake anomalies timeline.

The DTC event entries are displayed in the DTC Events data table on the Brake anomalies tab as shown in this image.

NOTE:

DTC is a numeric fault code that is reported by the trailer braking system. The severity, component, and issue are all determined based on the fault code value and the trailer braking system brand and model.

Available columns

Column	Description
Fault code	Error code generated by the onboard data recorder, which indicates the type of fault detected by the diagnostic system
Severity	The severity for each fault code is based on data provided by the trailer braking system manufacturer and can vary by brand and model. Depending on the criticality of the fault and the event type, an amber or red state will be issued. Critical The red color indicates a DTC fault code that represents a high severity issue. Warning The amber color indicates a DTC fault code that represents a less severe issue. Unknown Grey color indicates that the manufacturer has not provided a severity classification for the fault code
Priority	Priority definitions for DTC actions are based on information provided by the trailer braking system manufacturers and can vary by make and model: Stop immediately Indicates a high-priority issue—the asset must be stopped immediately to prevent further damage or safety risks. Repair asap A moderate-priority issue—the asset can continue operating but should be repaired as soon as possible. Repair next service A low-priority issue—the asset can remain in use and the repair can be scheduled for the next regular service. Unknown The system is unable to determine the priority of the issue; further investigations may be required.
Component	The physical component associated with the detected fault, such as wheel sensor
Issue	Specifies the actual issue, for example, “Above normal operating range (most severe level)”
Date/time	Date and time stamp when the DTC event was logged
Mileage	The odometer reading of the total distance traveled by a vehicle (in kilometers), recorded at the time the DTC event was logged
Speed	The vehicle’s traveling speed (in kilometers per hour) at the time the DTC event was logged
Axle load	The total weight or force (in kilograms) supported by the axles of the vehicle at the time the DTC event was logged

NOTE:

Live DTC data is ingested from the TrailerGuard and TrailerPulse devices.
DTC event warnings are currently supported for WABCO devices and WABCO trailer braking systems. Haldex and Knorr trailer braking system DTC data will be provided in the future based on data availability.

DTC side sheet

The DTC side sheet contains the same data as reflected in the data table, such as the status, the date and timestamp when the event was logged, the fault code, component, issue, priority, and other meta data, such as axle load, speed, mileage, a mini map, coordinates, and an option to switch to the street view.

TIP:

From the DTC data table, click the required DTC event to view the side sheet.

This image shows the DTC side sheet.

Indication: When a user clicks a warning alarm from the alarm center, they are directed to the Brake anomalies tab in the Asset insights module.

Filter TBS and Brake lining events #

Filter events to view specific TBS and BL issues on the Brake anomalies tab.

On the Brake anomalies tab > in the Brake anomalies section, click Filter event. The Event list is displayed.
Select the required checkboxes. The results matching the selection criteria are displayed.

NOTE:
To clear all the filters applied, click Reset.

Events available

Anomaly event	Description
BL action required	Action required on the brake lining issue
TBS red	Critical TBS issue
TBS amber	Warning TBS issue

Filter DTC events #

Filter events to view DTC issues on the Brake anomalies tab.

On the Brake anomalies tab > in the DTC Events section, click the Severity or Priority filters. The list is displayed.

You can select the required filters one at a time: this image is for illustrative purpose only.

Select the required checkboxes. The results matching the selection criteria are displayed.

Download CSV #

You can download the CSV (comma-separated values) file to maintain the data on brake lining, TBS, and DTC anomalies.

On the Brake anomalies tab > in the Brake anomalies or DTC Events section, click Download CSV. The Excel file is downloaded to the default Downloads folder.

ODR files #

You can view and download ODR (Onboard data recorder) files from the ODR files tab on the asset information page.

NOTE:

ODR is a file format that provides information about the onboard computer data recorded for an asset.
The ODR files feature is available to users who have subscribed to the Asset insights pro package and is supported for trailers with Wabco braking systems.
The ODR feature must be enabled to access and download the ODR files.
A new version of the ODR files is available daily for each asset, and each new file adds data to the previous file.

Available Columns #

Columns	Description
File name	Unique name of the ODR file
Date/Time	Date of when the ODR file was downloaded
Download file	Option to download the file
Decode file	Option to decode the file

Search an ODR file #

On the ODR tab, search a specific ODR file in the Search box.

Download an ODR File #

Download specific ODR files from the Download file column.

On the ODR files tab > click Download on the required file in the Download file column. The specific ODR file is downloaded to the default Downloads folder.

NOTE:

The ODR files are only available to download and decode for Wabco Electronic Braking Systems.
If no ODR files are available in the data table, it could be because they are not Wabco EBSs, or the trailer is not configured to upload the ODRs.

Decode an ODR File #

Decode specific ODR files from the Decode file column.

On the ODR files tab > click Decode on the required file in the Decode file column. The ODR Decoder page is displayed in a new browser tab.

NOTE:

On the upper right corner, click ODR decoder to open a publicly accessible link. An external user can open an ODR file (.asc) shared with them on the public decoder platform to view the file content.

View a decoded ODR File #

On the ODR Decoder page, you can view the asset information tabs: General info, Events, Histograms, and Trip performance.

General info

You can view the General info, Axle info, and graphical representation of the asset.

Asset details #

You can view general asset information and the technical diagram of the asset on the Asset details tab.

View an asset on live map #

You can view the live data of an asset in the Map view.

On the asset information page of an asset, click Live map. The live information of the selected asset is displayed in the Map view.

NOTE:

To go back to the Asset information page, click Asset insights on the asset information pane.

View alarms for an asset #

You can view all the alarms recorded for a specific asset.

On the asset information page of an asset, click Alarms. The alarms related to the asset are displayed in the Alarms module.

Customize column view #

You can choose to display or hide columns on the Asset insights page.

On the Asset insights page > click Columns. All the columns described in the View Asset Insights section are listed.
To show or hide columns, in the Column display list, select or clear the checkboxes. The asset insight information view is rendered based on the selected columns.

Refresh table #

The data displayed on the Asset insights page is static and not live. To fetch the latest data from the database, on the Asset insights page, click Refresh table. The data is refreshed and displayed on the Assets insights page.

NOTE: The data from the sensors flows into the database.

Download CSV file #

You can download the CSV file to maintain the data of active assets on your machine.

From the left navigation pane, click Asset insights . The Asset insights page is displayed.
Click Download CSV. The Excel file is downloaded to the default Downloads folder.

NOTE:

After the CSV file is downloaded, you can open it from the Recent download history in the browser or the Downloads folder in the File Explorer.

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