Widget Types

Using widgets, system developers can create unique monitoring and control programs that meet their specific needs.

Widgets include:

• Lamp: ON/OFF status indicators for system states or alarms.
• Numeric: Real-time values or static labels displaying numerical data from tags or MQTT topics.
• Text: Shows static or dynamic text for labels, titles, and more.
• Bar Graph: Horizontal or vertical bars to represent a value’s magnitude.
• Meter: Analog-style needle gauge to display variable processes like RPM or temperature.
• Ring: Circular gauge representing percentages or values.
• Button: Clickable element that sends commands or toggles values.
• Time: Shows current system time or a formatted time string.
• Image: Inserts a static or dynamic image.
• iFrame: Embeds external web content into the dashboard.
• Trend: Displays real-time or historical trend graphs.
• Alarm Display: Shows active and historical alarms with timestamps and severity.
• Shapes: Adds basic graphical elements like lines, circles, and rectangles.