In the console when you choose the messaging tab in a device, you get two options, "Simulate uplink" and "Schedule downlink". Simulate uplink is pre-selected, but I almost always want to send a downlink.
Current Situation
When you choose the messaging tab in a device, you get two options, "Simulate uplink" and "Schedule downlink". Simulate uplink is pre-selected, but I almost always want to send a downlink.
It's also not visually very clear which tab you're on - OK, it says the words, but there's no obvious visual indicator for the direction of the message.
I've hit this a couple of times where I send my downlink and wonder why it doesn't work, and a customer of ours just has too.
Aside from testing a new decoder/integration, I never really want to simulate an uplink. I would suggest most people want to send downlinks from this tab.
Desired Situation
Swap the order, or selectedness, of the tabs so Schedule downlink is what you see first. Possibly add some visual indicator to clarify which way the message is going to go.
Summary
In the console when you choose the messaging tab in a device, you get two options, "Simulate uplink" and "Schedule downlink". Simulate uplink is pre-selected, but I almost always want to send a downlink.
Current Situation
When you choose the messaging tab in a device, you get two options, "Simulate uplink" and "Schedule downlink". Simulate uplink is pre-selected, but I almost always want to send a downlink.
It's also not visually very clear which tab you're on - OK, it says the words, but there's no obvious visual indicator for the direction of the message.
I've hit this a couple of times where I send my downlink and wonder why it doesn't work, and a customer of ours just has too.
Aside from testing a new decoder/integration, I never really want to simulate an uplink. I would suggest most people want to send downlinks from this tab.
Desired Situation
Swap the order, or selectedness, of the tabs so Schedule downlink is what you see first. Possibly add some visual indicator to clarify which way the message is going to go.
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