> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.boomerang3.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.boomerang3.com/bbo-gateway-installation-manual/bbo-web-interface/advanced/details.md).

# Details

Click on “Advanced”->”Details”.

This form presents detailed information about each node connected to the gateway.

Most of these fields can be ignored by an installer, but there are some fields that contains data necessary during installation. The text from the page can be selected and copied to the clipboard but the page is auto updating which makes copying text from the page difficult. To stop auto updating, untick the “Enable auto update” box in the top right corner.

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## Health

The Health status indicator of the sensor must be checked to determine if a reading is valid.

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The Health fields are the health status indicators of sensors. Each time the gateway successfully reads the sensor it increments this health indicator until it reaches 7 and then it stops incrementing it. If the node fails to read the sensor it decreases this value until it reaches 0 and then it stops decrementing it.

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| Health          | Meaning                                                          |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 7               | The value shown is valid.                                        |
| Between 1 and 6 | The value shown is valid if the previous Health value was lower. |
| 0               | The value shown is invalid and is an old reading.                |

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In normal operations the Health for a connected sensor should always be 7, but if a new sensor is connected a moment ago or a sensor is defective other values may be shown.

## **Temperature (XBT006 / EDS0071)**

The RTDxTemperature is the calculated temperature value from the connected corresponding Pt100 sensor.&#x20;

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## **RTDFault (XBT006 / EDS0071)**

The RTDFault indicates if the corresponding Pt100 sensor is connected or not. It is 0 if the sensor resistance is within the allowed limits.&#x20;

If the sensor is not connected or faulty then the RTDFault equals 1.


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