Module Overview:
You can access graph views within the Monitoring section of Proqio through the following methods:
- Via the Layers Section
Navigate to the desired layer and select the instrument to open its graph view directly. - By Searching the Instrument ID
Use the search bar to enter a specific instrument ID and access its associated graph. - By Selecting an Area
Choose a designated area from the interface to view all instruments within it, then select the desired instrument to open its graph.
Viewing Graph via the Layers Section
Follow these steps to view instrument data graphs using the Layers section in Proqio:
- Navigate to the Layers option located on the right-hand panel of the screen.
2. Go to the Monitoring section to display all available instruments.
3. Browse through the list and select the instrument you wish to analyze.
4. Click on the instrument to open its graph view.
5. The graph will display real-time data visualization for the selected instrument.
6. Use the Date/Time widget to filter data for a specific time range.From the Instrument Graph panel, select the desired parameters and adjust the scale as needed for better clarity.
Viewing Graph by Searching Instrument ID
You can quickly access an instrument’s graph by searching its ID within the Monitoring section of the Layers panel:
1. In the Monitoring section, enter the instrument ID in the search bar.
2. Select the matching instrument from the search results.
3. The graph view for the selected instrument will appear, displaying its data visualization.
Viewing Graph by Selecting an Area
You can access instrument graphs by selecting a specific area on the map interface. Follow these steps:
1. Navigate to the selection tool located at the top left of the panel.
2. Select the desired area on the map where you want to view instrument data.
3. Once the area is selected, click on the View Graph widget at the bottom of the screen.
4. Enter the required instrument details and click the View Graph button on the bottom right.
5. The data visualization graph for the selected instrument will appear.
6. You can also add additional instruments to view multiple datasets on the same graph.
