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Adding Widgets

Get an overview of all your devices from the Dashboard

Widgets are modular and customizable blocks on your dashboard that provide a live view of your devices at a glance. Widgets can be resized and moved around to create the specific monitoring experience you desire.

You can add Widgets right from the Dashboard. Just click the "+ Add Widget" button in the upper right and choose the type of Widget you want to add.

Select the Device (When configuring for multiple devices, you can enter a Tag instead of selecting devices individually) and relevant attributes and then click Create. Each widget can be then be resized, moved, edited or deleted. To resize a widget, click and drag on the bottom left corner. To move a widget, click and drag from the center of the top edge.

Types of Widgets

Chart Widget

A line graph providing visual representation of multiple parameters selected when setting up the widget. This is the same chart you find on the Monitoring page of your Devices

Device Widget

A list of your choice of parameters with the current value and live trend line.

Map

A map of the last reported GPS location of your device.

Parameter

A way to monitor a specific parameter for multiple devices. Useful for if you are only monitoring one parameter across a facility, with multiple devices.

Wind Rose

A polar chart showing the distribution of wind direction and speed for a selected device over the chosen time period. Each sector points in the compass direction the wind came from, its length shows how often the wind blew from that direction, and the color-coded segments break those readings down by wind speed range. This is the same wind rose available on the Monitoring page of your Devices, and it requires a device that reports both wind speed and wind direction (such as a weather station).

Connectivity

A timeline of each selected device's connection status over the chosen time period. A solid bar indicates the device was online and reporting, and gaps indicate periods offline. This widget is useful for verifying at a glance that every device across a site is reporting as expected.


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