• Each type of device has its predefined dashboard
• A dashboard will show general information about the device as well as very detailed information about its health, performance and historical data.

• Device information will be displayed via dedicated widgets, such as graphs or tables
• Those widgets will behave in the same way across dashboards and are described below

Dashboard header helps to quickly identify the device and its current status:

• Type icon
• Current state
• Device name
• Device type
• Device URI

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• The alarm overview shows the number of current alarms associated to the device, by severity.
• You can also see the grand total and the number of alarms received today
• You can click on the widget to be redirected to the alarm application, filtering on the current device

• Dashboards have tabs to organize the information in an appropriate way.
• It often starts by an Overview tab showing a summary of the device information
• A given tab usually adresses a particular module or type of data from a given device
• It is often possible to be redirected to a specific tab via a single metric panel in the cockpit or in the dashboard

• This describes the current connectivity state of the system and its availability rate in the last 24h/7d
• You can expand the panel to see state changes

• Depending on its type and configuration, each system will have a different set of properties
• Some properties can be discovered from devices, (Version, …) and some others can be set manualy (Localization,…)

• Displays the current value of a given metric
• Shows metrics name, description and unit when available
• Panel background can arbitrarily change color based on metric value or based on current alarms
• If a dedicated tab is available in the dashboard, to click on the metric will open the tab and load its data.

• Tables are used to display metadata of various kinds, such as list of components with their associated health or performance metrics, list of items, etc…
• A header describes table content and contextual information
• Tables can often be expanded or collapsed
• When enabled, a filter field allows to search for specific information
• An export button allows to download the content of the table in a CSV format
• The content of a table will often depend on the selected period

• Graphs display metrics data across a period of time.
• Move the mouse over the graph to visualize instant metrics data
• On some graph, you can zoom in using the mouse:
  • Click once to hide the tooltip (Click again to unhide the tooltip)
  • Click down and brush over the desired period
  • This will automatically reload the data for the selected period across all dashboard tabs

• The period picker allows to select the period of time to use to display device data
• To change the period within a tab will also change the period of other tabs
• You can select predefined periods, or set your own custom period via the custom period form or the date picker.
• Custom period form and date picker allows to select a period with an offset versus current time
  • Example: Period: 24h Offset: 7d : Displays 24 hours of data from 7 days ago

Time units to use in custom period form:

• Examples:
  • 24h: 24 hours
  • 30d: 30 days