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The units of measurement used throughout your company are defined here. This converts data from your equipmentAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. engine control unit (ECUAlso known as an engine control module, this device controls engine performance by monitoring data reported by myriad built-in sensors. This data is interpreted by the ECU and then relayed to engine diagnostic hardware, such as an OBC or EDC.) and for use in components of TrackIt such as equipment rollovers and reports.

Volume	Engine data provides insight on the fuel levels in equipment and may be measured in Gallons or Liters. Screens such as the Fuel Economy Summary ReportA report that summarizes and/or condenses collected occurrences. display this engine data converted to this unit of measurement.
Distance	Select either Miles or Kilometers as the unit for measuring distances equipment travels. This setting affects labels on screens such as the Distance by GPS column for the Breakdown reportA report that separates data based on occurrence. This is used to analyze individual events and their associated information..
Length	Select Inches or Millimeters as the unit for measuring the slumpSlump is defined as the number of inches (or millimeters) concrete will sag, or slump, when a special test cone filled with the concrete is turned upside down and the cone pulled off the concrete. In other markets this is called ‘consistency’. Consistency for concrete can be stated different ways. Examples are: slump, flow, workability. We mostly use ‘slump’. of concrete batches with a Command Alkon Incorporated IBB ProbeA probe device mounted in the side of a bin to measure the moisture content of aggregate materials such as sand.. This setting converts the data gathered from the probe for use in the Batch Summary.
Fuel Efficiency	The previously-defined values for Distance and Volume units measure average distance per unit of volume consumed by equipment. Based on the values selected, you'll only be given the drop-down option that matches this combination. If Gallon and Miles are selected, Miles Per Gallon will display as the only selectable option. Screens such as the Fuel Economy Summary Report display this information.
Temperature	Engine temperatures in equipment may be tracked for threshold alerts and reporting purposes using Fahrenheit or Celsius units of measurement.
Pressure	Concrete consistency and tire pressure for equipment may be measured by Kilopascals or Pounds per square inch for threshold alerts and other reporting purposes.
Sort By	Dispatch lists are sorted alphanumerically in descending orderIndividual requests for specific materials that are associated with a job. Some jobs may consist of multiple orders of varying products. based on Employee#/Vehicle# or Emp Name/Veh Descr.
Management Message (on driver webpage)	Employees logging in on the employee web portal will see the messageText messages exchanged between drivers and dispatchers using TrackIt. set here at the top of their screen. This is text field accepts alphanumeric values up to 1024 characters.
Dropdown Format	The Query by drop-down filterA search tool that restricts data queried based on factors like equipment type, employee groups, and date ranges. for a report is formatted based on how you define it from this dialog windowA pop-up window that requires user input.. Employee Dropdown Format Vehicle Dropdown Format Device Dropdown Format
Report Format	When a report is generated with employeeUser accounts for drivers, dispatchers, and other staff to perform varying functions in TrackIt., equipment, or device information included, the information displayed in the results is formatted based on how you define it from this dialog window. Employee Report Format Vehicle Report Format Device Report Format

Editing Dropdown & Report Formats

During the initial site setup process, each reference to employees, equipment, and devices follow a predefined format. You may customize these further as needed. Should you want to change the attributes already established, take note that the attributes available are based on the resource type being edited. For example, employees formats will use Employee Name (First Last), whereas vehiclesAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. use Equipment #.

The Edit Dropdown/Report Format dialog window allows you to directly change what data is shown for each format type.

Attribute Name. The predefined label associated with the attribute key. Selecting this will cause the associated shortcode to appear in the Attribute Key field.
Attribute Key. The shortcode that TrackIt uses to identify and pull data for the format. After selecting an Attribute Name, the value shown in this field can then be copied and pasted to the Format field. These attributes should not be changed.
Format. The field label identifying the type of information to display for the associated value. This may be customized as needed.

Employee format attributes

Attribute Name	Attribute Key
Employee Name (First Last)	[$empName1]
Employee Name (Last, First)	[$empName2]
Employee First Name	[$empFirst]
Employee Last Name	[$empLast]
Employee #	[$empNum]
Alt Employee #	[$altEmpNum]

Vehicle format attributes

Attribute Name	Attribute Key
Equipment #	[$vehNum]
VehicleAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. Descr	[$vehDescr]
Vehicle Interface #	[$vehInterfaceNum]

Device format attributes

Attribute Name	Attribute Key
Assigned Vehicle	[$assignedVeh]
Comment	[$comment]
Description	[$devDesc]
Device Number	[$devNum]
Device StatusThe specific activity or task a driver is currently engaged in, typically as part of a process called a "status loop."	[$devStatus]
Device Type	[$devType]
Direct Connect #	[$directConnectNum]
Interface Number	[$interfaceNum]
IP Address	[$ipAddress]
IP Timestamp	[$ipTimestamp]
Software Version	[$softVersion]