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* Colors can be defined as HTML color names (<tt>green</tt>, <tt>red</tt> etc.) or HTML color codes (<tt>#123456</tt>) | * Colors can be defined as HTML color names (<tt>green</tt>, <tt>red</tt> etc.) or HTML color codes (<tt>#123456</tt>) | ||
| − | E.g. for a temperature channel (with axis range -30°C ... 30°C) the following are equivalent: | + | E.g. for a temperature channel (with axis range -30°C ... 30°C) the following are equivalent (spaces not required): |
| − | + | > 0 : blue == -30 > 50% : #0000FF | |
| − | + | 0 > 20 : green == 50% > 20 : #008000 | |
| − | + | 20 > : red == 20 > 100% : #FF0000 | |
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| − | 50% > 20 : #008000 | ||
| − | 20 > 100% : #FF0000 | ||
'''Example''' | '''Example''' | ||
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[[File:InverterTemperatureDashboard.png]] | [[File:InverterTemperatureDashboard.png]] | ||
| − | + | > 0 : #FBB // below zero | |
| − | + | 0 > 35 : #BFB // ok 0 ... 35°C | |
| − | 35 > 40 : #FFB | + | 35 > 40 : #FFB // warning 35°C ... 40°C |
| − | 40 > : #FBB | + | 40 > : #FBB // critical above 40°C |
== Advanced usage == | == Advanced usage == | ||
Revision as of 12:54, 3 March 2014
Preparation
Definition
Define to color bands for the gauges like this.
start > end : color
- For start and end absolute or relative (with % suffix) values allowed, also mixed
- If start is not given, begins from axis starts
- If end is not given, ends on axis end
- Colors can be defined as HTML color names (green, red etc.) or HTML color codes (#123456)
E.g. for a temperature channel (with axis range -30°C ... 30°C) the following are equivalent (spaces not required):
> 0 : blue == -30 > 50% : #0000FF 0 > 20 : green == 50% > 20 : #008000 20 > : red == 20 > 100% : #FF0000
Example
> 0 : #FBB // below zero 0 > 35 : #BFB // ok 0 ... 35°C 35 > 40 : #FFB // warning 35°C ... 40°C 40 > : #FBB // critical above 40°C
Advanced usage
You can embed the dashboard also anywhere else, for example via iframe.
For this view, no authorization is required!
To get the embedded view, just use
http://your.domain.here/dashboard/embed
You can this also use to run PVLng on an info frame, just open this in full screen!
