Cloud V2 devices widget

The CLOUD V2 widget on the Dashboard shows the status of the timing devices of a race that uses Cloud V2: whether they are connected, how many readings they have sent and the status of their battery, temperatures and antennas.

Some of its features are similar to those of the device widget used in the first version of cloud.

To assign devices to locations and configure their time ranges, see How to configure devices in Copernico with Cloud V2. To switch a race to Cloud V2, see How to switch Copernico to Cloud V2.

 

 

1. Add the widget to the dashboard

The CLOUD V2 widget only appears in the widget catalog of races that use Cloud V2, and it is not added to the dashboard automatically:

  1. Open the race and click Dashboard in the left side menu.
  2. Click the + icon (Add widget) in the right sidebar.
  3. Click the CLOUD V2 widget or drag it onto the dashboard.

How to configure, move or remove widgets is explained in Customizing the dashboard.

 

2. What the widget shows

Devices are grouped by location. Click the header of a location to expand or collapse its devices.

  • Disconnected devices are shown dimmed, with a gray background. In Cloud V2, hovering over the connection icon of a device shows the time since its last connection.
  • Total readings both per device and per location, with the time of the last reading.
  • Unique readings per device.
  • Battery percentage and temperatures (CPU, Battery and Reader). TS2+ devices also show Battery 2.
  • Number of connected antennas (Antennas: connected / total). Hover over it to see the status of each antenna.
  • A warning when the temperature exceeds 65 °C and a red alert from 74 °C (see Temperature and battery warnings).

The readings in the widget are refreshed every 15 seconds.

CLOUD V2 widget with devices grouped by location

 

3. Temperature and battery warnings

The widget highlights values that are out of the normal range:

  • Temperature: above 65 °C the value is highlighted in light orange (warning). From 74 °C it is highlighted in dark orange and the whole device row is shown in red (alert).
  • Battery: below 50% the value is highlighted in light orange (warning), and at 10% or less in dark orange with the row in red (alert). While the battery is charging, no warning is shown.

The header of each location shows how many of its devices are disconnected, with a warning or with an alert.

 

4. Widget filters

In addition, from the widget's settings wheel you can apply different filters:

  • Filter by event (Event): all events or a specific one.
  • Filter by location (Location): all locations, or one or more.

Settings wheel of the CLOUD V2 widget with the event, location and device filters

As a novelty compared to the device widget of the first version of cloud, the CLOUD V2 widget has one more filter (Filter), in which you can select active devices or all devices:

  • Active devices: those configured with a time range in a location that includes the moment the information is being viewed. For example, if you configure a device in a finish location between 01/06/2025 and 03/06/2025 and you check the widget on 31/05/2025, the device is not active. However, if you check it on 02/06/2025, it is active and is displayed in the widget.

CLOUD V2 widget with the Active devices filter

  • All: all devices configured in any of the race locations are displayed, as long as they meet the other widget filters.

CLOUD V2 widget with the all devices filter

⚠️ Important: when you add the widget, the Active devices filter is selected by default. If you check the widget before the time range of the devices starts, it shows none: change the filter to All from the settings wheel.

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