Adjust Parameter Display Settings

Depending on the user’s customization of a project, a graphic (or tabular) data record of one or multiple enabled parameters can be displayed on the project Dashboard. Through the Parameter Settings menu, the display unit and precision of each parameter can be set as desired. Additionally, parameters that are useful to transmit, but not important to view regularly, can be disabled.

Accessing Parameter Settings 

1. Click on the ADMIN tab and then Settings located at the top of the project dashboard.

Admin settings tab

Enhanced view of the ADMIN tab

2. Select the Parameters Settings tab. A drop-down menu will appear with each site name. Choose the site and data logger that contains the desired parameter.

Click Parameters Settings and then a site name to reach the data logger that contains the desired parameter.

Enhanced view of Parameters Settings

3. Once the site has been chosen, pick the data logger that has the associated parameter. Choosing a data logger will open the Parameter Settings for that logger.

Parameter Settings Options

1. The Data Range option allows the user to customize the time span for which data is displayed in the graphs at the bottom of the dashboard page.
   1. The options under the Data Range tab allow you to view all of the data points from the current day, or from the previous 24 hours.

Data Range under Parameter Settings

2. The Sensor and Parameter setting gives the user several options such as:

Sensor and Parameter tab in the dashboard settings

1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Changing Parameter names
               • Names can be changed and then saved at the bottom to differentiate the sensor parameters.
            2. Hiding or displaying individual parameters.
               • Hiding a parameter will remove it from the graphical displays at the bottom of the page.
               • Choosing the meta option will move the parameter to the Meta Data section under the System Monitor tab

Parameters in meta data tab

1. 1. 1. 1. 3. Converting measurements to different units.
            4. Changing the displayed precision of each data point.
               • This will change the amount of digits that occur after the decimal point.

Precision tab in dashboard settings

1. 1. 1. 1. 5. Setting the minimum and maximum parameter reading.
               • This will set the minimum and maximum value on the y-axis, however, outliers will still show as vertical spikes on the graph.

Temperature graph with outliers

1. 1. 1. 1. 6. Filtering out outliers that are not within the set minimum and maximum reading.
               • This will completely remove the outliers from the graph.

Temperature graph with outliers removed

3. Once you have finished making adjustments to your Dashboard Settings, click SAVE at the bottom of the screen.