HEAD AS 5080987 - Caterpillar

Radar event - This icon shows when a machine has a radar event triggered by the object detection system.
Proximity caution alert icon (Yellow) - This icon indicates a path on path, path on avoidance or path on body event.
Proximity event (Red) - This icon indicates an avoidance on avoidance, body on body, or avoidance on body event. Activity column - Icons in the "Activity" column define incident actions.
Event start (positioned on the left of the cell) - This icon indicates that the event has started.
Event finish (positioned on the right of the cell) - This icon indicates that the event has ended.
Event occurred - This icon indicates that an event occurred.
Event acknowledged - This icon indicates that the event was acknowledged. This only applies to Object Detection.
Event reactivated - This icon indicates that the event was reactivated. This only applies to Object Detection.
Event conditions changed - This icon indicates that the proximity event either escalated in severity or de-escalated. Viewing Event Information
In the Incident Management panel, the user can view information about an event by performing the following procedure:
In the Events list, select the event to view. The event icon is highlighted and enlarged on the site map.
Click the icon on the site map. An information panel opens on the right of the screen.The information is shown in the panel includes the following information:
The type of incident
The date, machine, operator, and activity
Position information
Details of the incidentPerform An Historical Search
The user can search for historical events by using calendar at the top of the screen.Perform the following procedure:
Click the Start Date field, and from the popup calendar, select the date to start from.
Select the End Date field, and from the popup calendar, select the date to end the search on. If you wish to search up until the current date (today), leave the End Date field as is (current date).The search data is displayed in the table.Zone Event Scenarios
Basic Scenario
Entry and exit zone events end automatically.Entry or Exit Zone
A machine detects that a zone event has occurred.The machine sends an event message to the office.A single event message is used to signify both the start and end of a message.Avoidance Zone
A machine detects that a zone event has occurred.The machine sends an event message to the office.The machine determines that the machine is no longer breaching the zone.The machine sends an "End of event" message to the office.Speed Event Scenario
Basic Scenario
A machine detects a speeding event. Speed can be associated with a zone, so within the bounds of that zone the machines must obey the speed limit. Outside speed zones, the machines are bound by the maximum speed in the machine class.The machine sends a "Start event" message to the office.The machine determines that the speeding event has ceased.The machine sends an "End of event" message to the office.At the end of the event, the machine reports the maximum speed reached during the speeding event and the associated machine location.Radar Event Scenario
Basic Scenario
A machine detects a radar event has