When a 
supported
occupancy sensor is added to a Fusion Zone in Crestron Studio®, an asset
is added for it in Crestron Fusion®
to report its status.
NOTE: Crestron recommends selecting
the following logic module for the occupancy sensors in your system: GLS
Occupancy Sensor 3-Series v1.3 (cm), otherwise they will not be integrated
automatically into the Fusion Zone.
Occupancy sensors along with any other devices that support the “Ethernet Offline manager”/“Cresnet Poll Manager” are monitored by Crestron Studio® for online/offline status and a critical error is reported in Crestron Fusion® when the device is offline.
Occupancy Sensor attributes monitored in Crestron Fusion® are:
(Read only) Room Occupied/Room
Unocuppied
Consult the status of each attribute in the Attribute
Status Table.
Crestron Connected Displays and Third Party Displays
NOTE: At this time, Crestron Studio® supports maximum of 4 media displays per Media/Fusion Zone.
As displays deteriorate and projector lamps dim as they age, it's important to know the expected operating time (also called lamp life) of the displays/projector lamps and to be able to monitor their actual usage. Crestron Studio® uses an internal logic module to monitor the amount of time a media display has been used and to determine the lamp life (in hours) of the display.
In Crestron Fusion®
display usage data for media displays is reported by the following attributes:
(Read-only)
Display Usage (if there is only
one display in the room) - reports lamp life hours for the first display
in the room.
NOTE: Display Usage ALWAYS reports
the lamp life hours of the first display, even if there are multiple
displays in the room.
- or -
(Read-only) Display X Elapsed
Hours (if there are multiple displays in the room) - reports
lamp life hours for displays 1 to 4 respectively.
(Read-only) PowerIsOn/PowerOff - reports the power status of the device.
In Crestron Fusion® display usage may be tracked by creating a Display Usage Tracking Report to monitor overall usage of the display in the room or to track the total amount of time a projector/display has been used in order to be able to proactively schedule preventive maintenance or replace the device.