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CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQ 9Figure 1.4 – IIS InstallationClick the Next button to install IIS to your system. You will see a progress bar

APPENDIX 99  Monthly Travel Time Report – is report shows the average trip times for each day of the week for the month. It also breaks down the v

100 APPENDIX  Monthly Trips report – is report is simply a plot of the daily counts for each day of the week. e second graph breaks the values dow

APPENDIX 101  Monthly Eciency Report – is report shows the eciency of the route for each day of the week and month. In DataView, route eciency

102 APPENDIX  Monthly General Statistics Report – is report combines the day of week breakdown of all other ITIP reports in a single page summary.F

APPENDIX 103Factor Group Reportse only node available under Factor Group is Volume.Volumee Factor Group > Volume node has two available reports

104 APPENDIX  Temporary Count Station AADT Report – is report calculates an AADT value for temporary count stations. It does this by rst calculati

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10 CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQ6 Command soware requires SQL Server. You may use any available SQL Server. If you have an existing server, o

CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQ 11Figure 1.9 – Selecting Components9 Review the installation settings that you have selected. Once you are rea

12 CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQCommand LicensingIf the license activation during the setup process fails for any reason, then it will be neces

CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQ 13Oine ActivationIf there is no internet access on the machine where Command is being installed, it is still p

14 CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQFigure 1.16 – Activate License Page5 Press the Select button to browse for the activation le. Aer the le is

CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQ 156 Press the Download button to save the license le to the computer. 7 Take the license le back to the Com

In this chapter  Logging In  Menu Bar  Context-sensitive Help  Logging Out2To access the DataView Web interface, open a Web browser and enter your

18 CHAPTER 2  USING THE DATAVIEW WEB INTERFACEFigure 2.1 – Login Pagee default username is “administrator” and the default password is “password.

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CHAPTER 2  USING THE DATAVIEW WEB INTERFACE 19Context-sensitive Help You can access help resources at any time by clicking the Help link in the

In this chapter  Station List  Display Settings  Stations Toolbar 3e Stations page is the entry page aer logging in. is page displays all curren

22 CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGENoteThe list columns can be customized under System > Station Display (see Chapter 7).By default, the station list i

CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGE 23Start Date and End Datee Start Date and End Date controls allow you to check certain date ranges for imported data.

24 CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGEStations Toolbare stations toolbar contains nine menu options for managing stations: Add Stations, Edit Stations, Remo

CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGE 25a text box where you can enter the desired value, or a drop-down list containing the valid values for that property.

26 CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGENoteIf the Edit Stations toolbar button was used on the main Stations page, only those stations that were originally se

CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGE 27NoteSelecting stations on one page then switching to another page will clear the original station selections. To sele

28 CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGEStations can be sorted according to each column by clicking on the column header; click again to sort the stations in t

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CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGE 29To edit an existing station group, select it from the Station Groups list, edit the desired elds and click Update Gr

30 CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGETo modify an existing factor group, select the group from the tree, edit the desired elds, and click Modify Factor Gro

CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGE 31Figure 3.11 – Factor Creation/AnalysisStations can be assigned to a factor group by selecting a factor group from the

32 CHAPTER 3  STATIONS PAGEe order of station elements in the route can be adjusted by selecting the route element and clicking the << or &

In this chapter  Import Tab  Export Tab  Collector Settings  PRN Settings  AADT/MADT Tab4e Data page provides the primary interface for importin

34 CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGEImport Tabe Import tab allows you to upload existing data les into DataView or to import data from an existing Collector

CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGE 35time.4 Select an aggregation level—either 5-, 15- or 60-minute bins. In cases where the data in Collector is in a smalle

36 CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGEFigure 4.3 – Auto TabUsing the controls in the rst box, select a start time to begin auto-import, as well as the frequency

CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGE 37Figure 4.4 – Auto Import HistoryExport Pagee Export page allows published station data to be exported into a variety of

38 CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGEIf the number of stations exceeds the page size of the grid, page controls will be displayed at the bottom of the grid to s

ContentsChapter 1 Introduction 5Using DataView 6Chapter 2 Installing Command HQ 7Installing Command HQ 7 • Command Licensing 12Chapter 3 Using the

CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGE 39the Collector entry. Removing a Collector registry from DataView does not alter the Col-lector itself nor change any data

40 CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGErently registered in and communicating with DataView. is window displays a list with ve columns of information:  Collect

CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGE 41NoteDataView does not track the original source of the data, whether from data files or Collector. If a sensor’s station a

42 CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGEicon until they have been accepted.To create a new mapping for a PRN ID entry, click on the symbol to the le of the stat

CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGE 43Removing AADT/MADT RecordsYearly records for a station can be removed through either the View By Station or View By Year

44 CHAPTER 4  DATA PAGE  Minimum Data Threshold/Minimum Source Threshold – ese values are used only if the appropriate Factor Groups setting is

In this chapter  Create Workbook Tab  Workbooks Tab5e Workbooks page allows you to open and manage data workbooks (see Figure 5.1). In DataView a w

46 CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGECreate Workbook TabClick on the Create Workbook tab to create a new workbook (see Figure 5.2). is tab is also used to

CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGE 47Figure 5.3 – Workbooks Tabe list contains the following information:  Open Button – Allows the workbook to be open

48 CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGEe statistics displayed in the list for each station are as follows:  Missing % – Shows the percentage of time interv

Chapter 9 Help Page 85About Tab 85 • Support Tab 86 • License Agreement Tab 86Chapter 10 Appendix 89Basic Reports 89 • ITIP Reports 97 • Factor G

CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGE 49Figure 5.5 – Run Data Filters PageSelect a lter mode from the following options:  Flag Items – If this option is s

50 CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGEcollapsed by clicking on the node.  Update Properties – Refreshes lter properties updating changed values.e indiv

CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGE 51where a lot of data is being ltered, the operation may take several minutes to complete. e Notify me via email whe

52 CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGE  VSO Graph – Displays a line showing the ow of data from the beginning to the end of the day for volume, speed and

CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGE 53Figure 5.10 – Data Liste Time column gives the timestamp for the data in 24-hour (military) time. e timestamp repr

54 CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGEclasses will be displayed in a sub-row underneath the regular data row (see Figure 5.11). Each value in the class row

CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGE 55  Start/End Date – Allows you to select start and end dates for publishing data. Default is the start and end date

56 CHAPTER 5  WORKBOOKS PAGEFigure 5.14 – Merge Data Pagee eld at top labeled Records Le to Merge lists the exact number of records that need t

In this chapter  Reports Tab  Scheduled Reports Tab  Queries Tab  Scheduled Queries Tab6e Reports page (shown in Figure 6.1) allows you to create

58 CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGEReports Tabe Reports tab is the default destination when the Reports page is opened (see Figure 6.2). e main grid on t

In the Introduction  Using DataViewCommand DataView is a soware module that oers advanced data analysis and reporting of trac data from a variety

CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGE 59ing options are available:  Status – Show only reports that succeeded or failed. (default: display all reports)  Sch

60 CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGEFigure 6.4 – Creating a Reporte report creation process involves a series of tabs that will guide the user in setting r

CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGE 61e Create as a scheduled report box should be checked if this is to be a regular report, run consistently on a given i

62 CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGEFigure 6.6 – Time TabIf the Scheduled Report check box was set on the Report Type tab, the Time tab will look a little d

CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGE 63NoteIncluding two or more station groups that happen to include the same station(s) will still only include those stat

64 CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGEFigure 6.9 – Verify TabFinish Tabe Finish tab is the last step in the report creation process and allows users to crea

CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGE 65Figure 6.10 – Report Outpute header on top of the report allows you to switch between the dierent pages of the re-po

66 CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGETo run a query, choose a data source by selecting either From Workbook or From Pub-lished Data. A drop-down list will ap

CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGE 67Figure 6.12 – Scheduled QueryFrom the Scheduled Queries tab, click on the Congure link in the right column to open th

68 CHAPTER 6  REPORTS PAGEFigure 6.14 – Query Outpute data in the list can be sorted according to column by clicking on the column headers; click

6 INTRODUCTION  COMMAND DATAVIEW USER GUIDEFigure 1.1 – Importing into DataViewUsing DataViewAccess to the Web interface is controlled by user-bas

In this chapter  Users Tab  Settings Tab  Errors Tab  Journal Tab  Published Data Tab  Station Display Tab  Property File Tab7e System page co

70 CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGEemail notication features will need a valid email address.e Password/Conrm Password elds allow you to set/change the

CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGE 71or queries from the Reports page.  Import Data From File/Collector – If disabled, the user will not be able to import

72 CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGE  Delete Published Data – If disabled, the user will not be able to delete existing pub-lished data sources.  View Rout

CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGE 73NoteIn cases where stations are assigned to more than one station group, you will have access to any station where at l

74 CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGEEach of the six sections is explained below:Informatione Information section contains three elds:  Organization – Allo

CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGE 75When you’ve nished entering information, press Save.NoteImproper changes to these settings can disable DataView functi

76 CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGEFigure 7.3 – Errors PageErrors can be sorted by clicking on the column headers; click a second time to sort in the opposi

CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGE 77  Time – Shows when the action or operation occurred.  User – Shows the user who performed the action.  Message – Gi

78 CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGEPublished Data Sourcese Published Data Sources tab allows you to create and modify published data sources as destination

Installing Command HQ 1 In this chapter  Installing Command HQ  Command Licensing1e Command HQ installer is a setup tool for installing all Command

CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGE 79Figure 7.6 – Published Data Viewere data in the list can be sorted by clicking on the column headers; click on a heade

80 CHAPTER 7  SYSTEM PAGEFigure 7.7 – Station Display Pagee All Station Properties list on the le shows all available station properties in all

In this chapter  About Tab  Support Tab  License Agreement Tab8Click the Help link to access the Help Information page. is page is divided into th

82 CHAPTER 8  HELP PAGEView Web interface (see Figure 8.2). Wavetronix customer support will request this infor-mation if problems arise.Figure 8.

CHAPTER 8  HELP PAGE 83Figure 8.4 – License Agreement Tab

In this chapter  Basic Reports  ITIP Reports  Factor Group Reports9e Reports section in DataView allows you to export a variety of dierent report

86 APPENDIXVolumeere are eight available Basic > Volume reports:  Annual Volume Report – is report presents a station’s trac counts by month i

APPENDIX 87  Monthly Volume Report – is report shows the total volume, average hourly volume and the peak volume for each day of the month. e pea

88 APPENDIX  Highest Hourly Volume – is report orders the hourly counts for the date range se-lected from highest to lowest. Before running this re

8 CHAPTER 1  INSTALLING COMMAND HQ2 You will then be asked to read the information in the license agreement. Once you have done that, click the I

APPENDIX 89  Average Daily Trac Percentage – is report presents the average daily count for each month expressed as a percentage of the Monthly A

90 APPENDIX  Monthly Percent ADT by Hour report – is report is essentially the same as the Monthly Average Hour Trac Report except the numbers are

APPENDIX 91  Monthly Average Daily Trac Report – is report displays the MADT for each month of the year. It also shows the ADT for each day of th

92 APPENDIXPeakere is one Basic > Peak report:  Triple Peak Volume Report – is report highlights the three highest counts during the day. You

APPENDIX 93ITIP ReportsAll ITIP (Intelligent Transportation Infrastructure Program) reports operate on routes. is means that when you select statio

94 APPENDIX  Daily Delay Time Report – is report depicts the sum of the delay for each vehicle traveling along the route for the time period of the

APPENDIX 95  Daily Trips Report – is report is simply a plot of the hourly counts for each hour of the day.Figure A.12 – Daily Trips Report

96 APPENDIX  Daily Eciency Report – is report depicts the daily eciency of the route as a per-cent. e example below shows the eciency dipping d

APPENDIX 97  Daily General Statistics Report – is report combines the other daily ITIP reports into a single summary report.Figure A.14 – Daily Ge

98 APPENDIXMonthlye ITIP > Monthly node contains ve report options:  Delay Time Report – is report shows the delay times broken down by day of