Nodes Status - Intel Euclid Getting Started Manual

A running scenario is marked in Green rectangle.
The basic functionality:

Create a scenario:
In order to create a new Scenario, simply check the nodes you want to use under the
"Create new scenario:" title, enter a scenario name and click on the "Create new
scenario" button.
Once clicked, you will see a new scenario appears above under the "Current Scenarios".

Remove a scenario:
In order to remove an existing scenario, simply mark one of the "current scenarios" and
click on the Remove selected.

Run a scenario:
Only one scenario can run at a time.
Select a scenario from the current scenarios and click on "Run selected".

Stop a scenario:
In order to stop a running scenario, simply click on the "Stop Running" button. Since
only one scenario can run at a time, no need to check the scenario.

Activate Scenario:
To set a scenario as the one that will run as default when the system starts, you need to
set it as the "Active" scenario.
Simply select a scenario from the current scenarios and click on "Activate selected"
button.

Deactivate Scenario:
To un-set a scenario as the one that will run as default when the system starts,s imply
select a scenario from the current scenarios and click on "Deactivate selected" button.

Save Configuration:
Once you created a scenario and you set it as running, you can start configuring it. (See
Nodes Configuration page).
Once you configured the nodes, you can click on "Save configuration". Next time this
scenario will load, it will load this configuration.

1.3.4. Nodes Status:

This part provides basic monitoring functionality. All the Nodes should be Green,
meaning they are running. If one is done, this may cause unexpected behavior. You
should try relaunching the scenario or in a more extreme cases try to restart the device.
You can also check the system log page to get more information what is the root for this
behavior.