# Detail

The Detail dashboard of the vibration application is composed of the following sections:

### Device Information & Actions

The device name and description are displayed at the top left of the dashboard. On the top right, the user can visualize the device's:

* Last Activity: displays when SolidRed received the last message from the device. 
* Spreading Factor: current SF the device is operating at. 
* RSSI: signal strength as reported by the LNS. 
* Battery Level: last reported battery percentage or voltage.

Next to the above information, the user can perform the following actions by clicking on the respective icons:

* Annotations: leave and read comments on the device. 
* Configure: visualize or modify the device's configuration. 
* Edit: change the entity's information, such as parent asset, device label, description, etc. 

### Sensor information

The first widget on the dashboard shows the following information:

* Sensor type: the name of the NEON sensor and the protocol version used by the device. 
* Machine alert thresholds: vibration severity alerts based on the ISO 10186 standard. Further details available in the [Alerts](/docs/solidred-4.1/application-dashboards/vibration/alerts.md) section.
* RPM: range of the RPM of the machine. Editable by the user.
* Sensor orientation: as defined in the entity settings. 

### Health widget

This widget shows the health status of the monitored asset. In this section, the status of all possible alarms of the device is displayed. The user can click on the status to display the alarm dashboard for more information. 

### Image

The device's image that the user can upload, update, or delete using the action buttons available when hovering over the image. 

### Vibration Levels

At the bottom of the Detail dashboard for the vibration application, the vibration levels for each of the axes (A, RH, and RV, based on the sensor orientation) are displayed.  


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