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addVANTAGE Pro 6.4 Administrator Guide CHAPTER 5
The Trend Viewer
You can also save a panel any time by clicking Save.
Create a Trend from a Template
If you have to create a large number of identical panels on different areas, you
can use the Trend from template function and save yourself some work:
1. Create a panel in a single area by using one of the methods previously
described, then add the tags you need and configure the panel’s properties.
2. Save the panel in its area. This will be used later as a template panel.
3. Right-click the areas where you want to save the copied Trends and select
Create New Node
PanelTrend from Template. A File Open dialog is
displayed.
4. Navigate to the area where you saved the template panel and select it, then
click OK.
The system creates a Trend panel with the same properties as the panel used as
the template in each area you selected. If a tag does not exist in the respective
area, a placeholder for it is included in the panel, and you can choose to import
data from another RTU that does have the tag. The new panels will borrow the
name of the original panel used as the template. If a panel with this name
already exists in an area, the newly created panel will have a running number
appended, for example, Weather (2).
Note: The term “template” is used only for better understanding the concept of
creating panels from existing panels. Any panel can be used as a template.
As mentioned in “Using the Node Template Library” on page 56, you can right-
click an area where you want to save the new Trend and select Create New
Node
Using node templates. In the dialog that opens, navigate to and select
the template you want to base the new Trend on, then click Finish. Another
dialog displays the area and Trend name. When you click Close, you’ll see the
new Trend in your Explorer.
You can also right-click a trend and use the Cut, Copy, and Paste options.
From Trends to Tables
To switch from a graphical view to a tabular view of data, click the Table view
button previously described ( , page 63).
While the legend to the left and the tool bar remain the same, your trend lines
will disappear and every value of the time span you selected will appear as a
table, as shown in Figure 87. Please note that this usually requires several
screens, since a single day of 15-minute data already consists of 96 entries. You
can therefore navigate back and forth in time by either clicking the page number
or the navigation arrows on the bottom left of the table viewer.
Figure 87. Table View
You can click the Graphical view button ( ) to return to the graphical
display.
You can now edit data in the table view. One way to do this is to double-click a
value in the table, type what you want the value to be, and press Enter. The
value displays in the table and the cell is highlighted in red. If you change your
mind, you can right-click in the cell and select Remove manual values.
- Administrator Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1. Introduction 7
- System Components 8
- A Modular Approach 8
- System Requirements 9
- How it Works 10
- WAP Access 10
- Conventions and Terminology 11
- Documentation 12
- Chapter 2. Getting Started 14
- Server Installation 15
- After the Installation 16
- First Steps 17
- Starting the Server 19
- Connecting to addVANTAGE Pro 20
- Navigating the Data 21
- Functions in Explorer 22
- Rename Node 23
- Create New Node 23
- Show Events 23
- View Data 25
- Show on Map 25
- Properties 25
- Menubar 26
- Chapter 3. Security Features 27
- Entering User Information 28
- Assigning Users to Groups 28
- Assigning Roles to Users 29
- Assigning Privileges to Users 30
- Entering User Options 30
- Working with Groups 31
- Working with Roles 31
- Defined Roles 32
- Node Properties 33
- Node Action Properties 34
- Node Security Properties 35
- Viewing Node Attributes 37
- hostname. Then select the 38
- Tag Threshold Properties 38
- The Tools Menu 39
- Selecting User Options 40
- Options for Trends 41
- Options for Events 41
- Extensions Tab 42
- Engineering Units Tab 43
- Security Tab 43
- Using Server Settings 44
- Server 45
- Extensions Info 46
- E-mail Settings 46
- SIP/VoIP Settings 47
- Administering Your Database 48
- User Management 49
- The Data Acquisition Service 50
- Retrieving Data from a Server 53
- Area. Then, follow 53
- RTUs/Tags 53
- Using the RTU Creation Wizard 54
- Getting Data from the Server 56
- Using the Chemicals Service 56
- Using the Climate Manager 58
- Chapter 5. Creating Panels 60
- Quick Search 61
- Search from Here 61
- The Trend Viewer 62
- Viewing Trends from Explorer 64
- Y-axis Tab 66
- Plots Tab 67
- Thresholds Tab 67
- Threshold 1 68
- A Trend Example 69
- Saving Trends 70
- From Trends to Tables 71
- Export data on the fly 72
- The Events Viewer 73
- Selecting Nodes 74
- Displaying Event Types 74
- Event Alarms 76
- Using the Events Viewer 77
- Saving the Events Viewer 77
- Linked Panels 78
- Figure 100. Linked Panels 79
- The Info Button 80
- Adding a New Season to a Crop 81
- Common Properties 82
- Properties for Crops 82
- The Crop Tab 83
- The Treatments Tab 83
- Adding Treatments 84
- Removing a Treatment 84
- Adding an Irrigation Schedule 85
- The Extension Tab 86
- The Advanced Settings Tab 86
- Adding Inputs 87
- Appendix. Appendix 89
- Editing Memory Settings 91
- Public Trends 92
- Third-Party Tools 93
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