Two Digital Trends

The "Two Analog Trends" widget shows value changes for two or more assets over a specific period.

The temperature for 3 assets over the course of a day

When should this display be used?

The "Two Analog Trends" display should be used when you want to track the history of multiple values over a certain period—e.g., the temperature history in rooms.

What is the difference from the "Analog Trend" widget?

In the "Analog Trend" widget, the individual trends are displayed overlaid.

In the "Two Analog Trends" widget, the individual trends are displayed one below the other.

Comparison between "Analog Trend" (bottom) and "Two Analog Trends" (top) - Both widgets show the temperature histories for the same 3 assets

Overview

[A]

Title

Title of the widget. Is influenced by the selection of the "Primary Asset" (see below).

[B]

Icon

Icon of the widget

[C]

Title of the displayed value

Can be customized during widget creation

[D]

Content

The analog history of a value

[E]

Set scale

Click to choose whether a day, a week, or a month should be displayed.

[F]

More options

Available options:

  • Navigate to other areas -> Navigate via widgets

[G]

Value

[?] Can be set in the widget options whether aggregated or current

  1. Make sure you are in the "Dashboard" menu.

  2. Click on "Add widget".

  3. Click on "Two Analog Trends".

  4. Select the primary asset. The name of this asset will appear in the title bar of the widget.

  5. Select the widget for which you want to create the analog trend.

  6. Select the attribute for which you want to create an analog trend.

  7. Choose whether the current value or the aggregated value should be displayed.

  8. Optional: Repeat the last steps to create an analog trend for another asset. Both trends will then be overlaid in this widget.

  9. Optional: Choose how much space your new widget should occupy on the dashboard. By default, each widget takes up 1 column.

  10. Click on "Add widget".

Set scale

Repeatedly click on Set scale [E] to choose whether a day, a week, or a month should be displayed.

Day display
Week display
Month display

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