Overlay Single
Widget size: 1 x 1, 2 x 1, 3 x 1
This widget allows you to plot up to 6 points on the same graph. The initial display defaults to daily averages for the previous 14 days, but this can be changed. As well as displaying 6 points for comparison, it can also display a base bar, which can be used as a target for all points displayed.
The widget also allows the binary data to be viewed, thus showing, for example, on and off states of an asset.
Customisation
The following options labelled "x6" are available for all 6 point traces.
| Value | Default | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Widget Heading | Overlay Single | Enter the name of the widget as it is to appear in the heading. |
| Graph Size | Dependent upon widget size | Can choose graph size to display but will still be within your widget frame. |
| Drilldown | multipleCharts.jsp | A drilldown to Multiple Charts or Comparison Chart will take the user to the last 7 days of data irrespective of the date being viewed in the widget. Specify the Comparison Chart URL (comparisonChart.jsp) or the Single Charts URL (multipleCharts.jsp) |
| Chart Style | LINE | Display chart as either a LINE or BAR. |
| No. of Values | 14 | Select the number of Values to be displayed on the graph. Selecting START-END will choose the number of days entered in the item below. Choice of START-END or 1 to 50. |
| Start-End No. of Days | 2 | If START-END is selected, enter the number of days to show. This then shows values for the number of days against the Summary Type. |
| Summary Type | DAILY | Choice of Hourly, Daily, Monthly, Yearly, Raw. The data values are calculated using the Summary below, or show RAW values. |
| Summary x (x6) | AVG | Display the summary type values as AVG, MAX, MIN, SUM, COUNT. |
| Point x Heading (x6) | [Point Name] | Edit the heading of the respective point. If left blank, the actual point name will be used. |
| Point x Line Style (x6) | Line Only | ONLY used when chart style = LINE. Determines the plotting style of the line. |
| Summary Base Bar | AVG | As above. The base bar is represented as a bar on the chart to make it distinguishable from the point lines, and is used as a base value for comparison. |
| Base Bar Heading | [Point Name] | Edit the heading of the base bar. Links to the Point used in POINT7BASEBAR in the Properties. |
| Point x Binary (x6) | No | Yes or No - This works in conjunction with the RAW data summary and displays the plots horizontal bars with coloured sections to signify the 0/1 status. See example below. |
| Binary x Label (x2) | This changes the label of the respective binary state when selected. It can be used to indicate what the binary values (0 and 1) represent. 1/0s Open Closed On Off | |
| Binary x Colour (x2) | Red or Green for binary state | |
| Decimal Places | 0 | No. of decimal places on tooltip |
| Units Position | AFTER | Choice of Before or After. Show units Before or After the value on tooltip. |
| Show Logbook | No | Yes or No - Shows logbook entries as icons on the chart, if they are available. |
| 3D | No | Display the graph in default, 3D or circle. Note the Circle option is only compatible when the "Chart Style" is set to Bar. |
| Soft Lighting | No | Yes or No - Make the colour gradients on the bars softer. |
| Line Thickness | 1 | Enter value to change thickness of line on line graph. |
| Manual Scale | 0 | Set Max scale value on Y axis. |
| Date Format | dd mm hh:nn | Date format allows you to customise the X Axis data format. See table below. |
| Y Axis Label | [name] | Enter a title for the Y axis label. |
| Refresh Period | 0 | Select a refresh period from the drop down menu, from between 15 sec to 1 hr, or no refresh at all. |
| Drilldown Target | actionFrame | Decide if you want the drilldown to open in a new window, same page etc. actionFrame - The drilldown opens in the same frame (this is default). _blank - The drilldown opens in a new window or tab. _self - The drilldown opens in the same frame - this is the widget. _parent - The drilldown opens in the parent frame - this is the dashboard. _top - The drilldown opens in the full body of the window - this is the entire application space. |
| Manual X Axis Scale | 0 | Set Max scale value on X axis. |
Date Formats
| yyyy | The year showing all digits (e.g. 2015) |
| yyy | The year showing only the least significant 2 digits (e.g. 15 for the year 2015) |
| y | The year showing only the least significant 1 digits (e.g. 5 for the year 2015) |
| mmm | The month formatted as its name. The default is to use the first 3 characters of the English month name (Jan, Feb, Mar ...). |
| mm | The month formatted as 2 digits from 01 - 12, adding leading zero if necessary. |
| m | The month formatted using the minimum number of digits from 1 - 12. |
| MMM | The first 3 characters of the month name converted to upper case. |
| MM | The first 2 characters of the month name converted to upper case. |
| M | The first character of the month name converted to upper case. |
| dd | The day of month formatted as 2 digits from 01 - 31, adding leading zero if necessary. |
| d | The day of month formatted using the minimum number of digits from 1 - 31. |
| w | The name of the day of week. The default is to use the first 3 characters of the English day of week name (Sun, Mon, Tue ...). |
| hh | The hour of day formatted as 2 digits, adding leading zero if necessary. The 2 digits will be 00 - 23 if the 'a' option (see below) is not specified, otherwise it will be 01 - 12. |
| h | The hour of day formatted using the minimum number of digits. The digits will be 0 - 23 if the 'a' option (see below) is not specified, otherwise it will be 01 - 12. |
| nn | The minute formatted as 2 digits from 00 - 59, adding leading zero if necessary. |
| n | The minute formatted using the minimum number of digits from 00 - 59. |
| ss | The second formatted as 2 digits from 00 - 59, adding leading zero if necessary. |
| s | The second formatted using the minimum number of digits from 00 - 59. |
| a | Display either 'am' or 'pm', depending on whether the time is in the morning or afternoon. |
Properties
Points can be at any level as they are identified by looking at the hierarchy. I.e. one, and only one, point for each of the above properties is expected at some (any) level under each site container. If any of the above properties are missing the line will simply not be displayed.
When assigning the point idents, multiple points from various sites / assets can be allocated against each POINT. This works well with repetitive site structure. Here we can see we have assigned the point named "Reading" as Point and the points named "Total Value" as Point2.
When the user views this on the dashboard, if they select the top level org "Amulet Systems", Point1 will be a sum of the "Reading" points. Point2 will be a sum of the "Total Value" points. As the user filters through and clicks on individual sites, only the data from the points that are within the selected site will be displayed. If the user clicks on "Site 1" then only the data from the points within that container will be displayed in the graph.