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To give the user the option to select which dataloggers to show, the '''list''' attribute can be used. If a list is set, a drop down menu will appear in the top left of the toolbar (which is visible only in controls is set to toolbar). The '''names''' attribute allows to associate a name to each datalogger of the list (or each datalogger specified in loggerid, if the list is empty). | To give the user the option to select which dataloggers to show, the '''list''' attribute can be used. If a list is set, a drop down menu will appear in the top left of the toolbar (which is visible only in controls is set to toolbar). The '''names''' attribute allows to associate a name to each datalogger of the list (or each datalogger specified in loggerid, if the list is empty). | ||
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By default, all dataloggers are merged on the same scale. The '''multirange''' attribute allows each datalogger to have its own range, with its scale shown on the left of the chart. | By default, all dataloggers are merged on the same scale. The '''multirange''' attribute allows each datalogger to have its own range, with its scale shown on the left of the chart. | ||
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The '''rangegroups''' attribute allows dataloggers to be grouped to a common range. | The '''rangegroups''' attribute allows dataloggers to be grouped to a common range. | ||
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{{tip| }} To avoid strange behaviors when displaying multiple dataloggers, it's better to choose dataloggers that have common properties (such as origin, range, consolidation). | {{tip| }} To avoid strange behaviors when displaying multiple dataloggers, it's better to choose dataloggers that have common properties (such as origin, range, consolidation). | ||
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== UI Attributes == | == UI Attributes == |
Revision as of 15:20, 16 December 2016
Works in combination with the data logger function to present a collection of data using time-based statistical charts. This object automatically adapts the graphical layout and size of the charts based on the overall object's size. The default presentation can be customized using several optional attributes. A datalogger can have a browser mode (if available server-side) for consulting past data. If a datalogger in browser mode isn't visible for more than a minute, it automatically resets to live mode.
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Parameters
- id: the object's ID, used by UISets. Required
- loggerID: the datalogger ID (or multiple IDs)
- position: the object's position. Use the pixels or rows and columns coordinates format
- size: the chart's area's width and height
- unit: list of values axis labels. If the datalogger has slots, one unit for each slot. If there are multiple datalogger ids, one unit for each datalogger
- attributes: list of UI attribute names and values defining the chart's aspect and data. Setting this parameter is the same as setting each UI attribute with a UISet
Syntax
(datalogger[!<id>] <loggerID>; <pos>; <width>; <height>; <label>; <attributes>)
E.g.
(datalogger!datalogger1 edl; x80y60; 820; 500; kWh; controls=toolbar)
HD
In browser mode, it's possible to display a high definition version of the current resolution, which selects and displays values from the next resolution available. For example when HD is active, the "month" resolution will display all the data from the "day" resolution, so it will show 744 (31*24) values instead of 31. HD is displayed only when available (if the next resolution data is available and not consolidated).
HD is controlled by the hd attribute, which can be either "true"/"false" or "toggle" which will show an icon and let the user control it.
Multiple Dataloggers
The Datalogger object can be configured to show multiple dataloggers at once. The loggerID parameter (or loggerid attribute) can contain a list of IDs of visible dataloggers.
To give the user the option to select which dataloggers to show, the list attribute can be used. If a list is set, a drop down menu will appear in the top left of the toolbar (which is visible only in controls is set to toolbar). The names attribute allows to associate a name to each datalogger of the list (or each datalogger specified in loggerid, if the list is empty).
By default, all dataloggers are merged on the same scale. The multirange attribute allows each datalogger to have its own range, with its scale shown on the left of the chart.
The rangegroups attribute allows dataloggers to be grouped to a common range.
To avoid strange behaviors when displaying multiple dataloggers, it's better to choose dataloggers that have common properties (such as origin, range, consolidation).
UI Attributes
Common attributes
Name | Value | Description |
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pos | x<x>y<y> | Position specified as x/y coordinates. E.g. x-5y10 |
visible | true | Default. Show the object |
false | Hide the object | |
blink | true | slow | Blink the object at a slow speed |
fast | Blink the object at a fast speed | |
false | Stop the blinking | |
opacity | 0.0 ... 1.0 | Object opacity from 0 (not visible) to 1 (fully visible) |
rotation | 0 ... 360 | Object rotation in degrees. Images are rotated around the center point, all other objects are rotated around the top left corner |
Datalogger attributes
Name | Value | Description |
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avgvalues | true | Show average values, if in range mode |
false | Hide average values | |
axiscolor | <CSS color> | Axis color |
browserdate | date and time, in the "yyyymmddhh" format | Set the browser date and time. These formats will also be accepted: "yyyy", "yyyymm", "yyyymmdd" |
browserscale | year | Set the browser scale to year |
month | Set the browser scale to month | |
day | Set the browser scale to day | |
hour | Set the browser scale to hour | |
byday | true | Show daily data (hours) |
false | Hide daily data | |
byhour | true | Show hourly data (minutes) |
false | Hide hourly data | |
byminute | true | Show data by minute (seconds) |
false | Hide data by minute | |
bymonth | true | Show monthly data (days) |
false | Hide monthly data | |
controls | tabs | Show tabs on live mode for scale and slots |
toolbar | Show a toolbar to control live and browser modes | |
none | Don't show any controls | |
panel | true | Show background panel |
false | Hide background panel | |
drawaxis | true | Default. The axes are visible (also notches and labels) |
false | The axes are not visible (also notches and labels) | |
group | <value> | Name of a group. Dataloggers with the same group are synchronized (controlling one affects the others) |
labelcolor | <CSS color> | Color of the axis and bars labels |
legend | true | Show all legends |
false | Hide legends | |
<comma-separated list of values> | List of legends (min, avg, max) to show | |
list | <comma-separated list of datalogger IDs> | List of IDs of dataloggers selectable by the user. Shows an icon in the control bar that displays the list |
loggerid | <comma-separated list of datalogger IDs> | List of IDs, to change it dynamically |
maxvalues | true | Show maximum values, if in range mode |
false | Hide maximum values | |
minvalues | true | Show minimum values, if in range mode |
false | Hide minimum values | |
mode | live | Live mode |
browser | Browser mode | |
multichart | true | Show multiple charts on live mode |
false | Show a single chart on live mode, based on the selected scale | |
multirange | true | For multiple datalogger ids only. Show multiple ranges for each datalogger id: each chart has multiple value axes. |
false | Default. Single range for each datalogger | |
names | <comma-separated list of values> | For multiple datalogger ids only. Sets the dataloggers names (relative to the list attribute or, if list is empty, the loggerid attribute), displayed in the legend and list popup |
notchcolor | <CSS color> | Color of the axis notches |
notches | <value> | Number of notches on the x-axis (for vertical charts) or on the y-axis (for horizontal charts) |
pastperiod | true | Show past period (only available for single datalogger id) |
false | Hide past period | |
pastvaluecolor | <CSS color> | A color that applies to all past values |
<CSS color>,<CSS color>,<CSS color> | Colors that apply respectively to minimum, average and maximum past values | |
pointsize | number of pixels | Point size (use for the points chart type) |
presentvaluecolor | <CSS color> | A color that applies to all present values |
<CSS color>,<CSS color>,<CSS color> | Colors that apply respectively to minimum, average and maximum present values | |
scale | year | Set the live scale to year |
month | Set the live scale to month | |
day | Set the live scale to day | |
hour | Set the live scale to hour | |
slot | <number> | Show a specific slot, from 0 to the number of slots-1 |
stroke | number of pixel | Pixel size of the stroke that applies to line and spline chart's types |
thresholdcolor | <CSS color> | Color of threshold lines |
thresholdcolors | <comma-separated list of CSS colors> | List of colors of threshold lines, one value each line |
thresholds | <comma-separated list of values> | List of values at which to display a line (threshold) |
totals | true | Show totals |
false | Hide totals | |
type | bars | Draw bars |
points | Draws points | |
line | Draws a line connecting the values | |
spline | Draws a spline connecting the values | |
units | <comma-separated list of values> | Units to display on the top left of each chart. If the datalogger has slots, one unit for each slot. If there are multiple datalogger ids, one unit for each datalogger |
valuelabelcolor | <CSS color> | Value label's color |
valuelabeltype | inside | Value labels are shown inside (if "type" is bars, points or gauge) or over (if "type" is line or spline) |
outside | Value labels are shown above or below | |
popup | Value labels are shown on mouseover, or on touch (if on a touch-enabled device) |
- hex value: #<rr><gg><bb> E.g. #FF1010
- color name: red, blue, white...
- as rgb: rgb(<r>,<g>,<b>) E.g. rgb(255,30,30)
- as rgba: rgba(<r>,<g>,<b>,<alpha>) E.g. rgba(255,30,30,0.5)