Quickstart
Sign in to Orion Data, find a device and view a channel's readings.
Use this walkthrough to open a device and review its sensor readings. You will finish with a selected channel, a date range and its graph and reading table.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- Have an Orion account, your organisation’s login URL and access to a device that has sensor readings. Ask your organisation administrator if you need these.
- Know the device’s IMEI or serial number so you can find it in the list.
1. Sign in
Section titled “1. Sign in”Open the login URL your organisation provided and sign in with your account. For password or access help, follow Log in to Orion Data.
2. Find your device
Section titled “2. Find your device”- Open the three-line menu in the top left and select Devices.
- Enter the device’s IMEI or serial number in the search field.
- Select the right arrow in that device’s row to open its record.
If the list does not show your device, check the search and any active filters or watchlist toggles. Ask your organisation administrator to check your access if you still cannot find it. Devices and watchlist explains the list controls.
3. View a channel’s readings
Section titled “3. View a channel’s readings”- Open the Sensor Data tab in the device record.
- Select a channel name above the graph.
- Use the date range selector to choose the period you want to review.
The Sensor Data reference explains the graph, table and date controls. A channel is one data stream on a device. See the key concepts if these terms are new to you.
Check the result
Section titled “Check the result”Confirm you have opened the intended device and channel. Review the graph and table for your selected period. If no readings appear, try a period when the device was known to be reporting. Ask your administrator or support@ewsmonitoring.com if you need help checking the data.
Keep learning
Section titled “Keep learning”- Read Docs to understand features and settings.
- Follow Guides when you want to complete another task, such as exporting readings or creating a calibration.
- Ask ChatGPT or Claude to explain the content if you want help understanding a page or its steps.