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Bulk Edit Air Quality Sensor Settings

Learn how to quickly edit sensor settings and alert thresholds

Using the Verkada Command platform, you can edit a group of Verkada Air Quality Sensors and their respective settings, all at once.


Bulk select sensors

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In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.

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Select the air quality sensors you want to modify.

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Filter for Device Type: Air Quality.

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Check the box next to each sensor you want to update.

Alternatively, at the top, click the black box (with a white vertical line) to select all devices within the site or org.


Bulk edit sensor settings

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Once you have selected your devices, at the top right, click Edit Settings.

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On Edit Settings, you can modify Site, Location, Sensors and Triggers (Alert Thresholds), Notification Settings, and Offline Notifications. See Air Quality Sensor Settings for configuration details.

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Some device models support different sensor capabilities. You can still edit all available sensor settings across selected devices. When you select a mix of devices with different capabilities, the system applies changes to all devices where the sensor exists.

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(Optional) Set up triggers for the selected device(s) that will generate alerts:

  1. Click Set Trigger or Edit Trigger for a sensor reading.

  2. Configure the Thresholds and Event Trigger.

  3. (Optional) Click Create Alert to configure an alert for this trigger.

  4. Click Save to apply your changes.

When editing devices in bulk, you see a list of alerts that list you as an Editor. Org Admins will see all alerts.

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Once your changes are finalized, click Next.

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When prompted, confirm the changes you are about to make, then click Apply > Done.

If you modify multiple devices at once, this step can take some time. Do not exit or leave this page while changes are being applied. Leaving or exiting the page during this step can cause the change to be applied only partially.

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