Graphs

Graph Icon

Marked data points can be displayed using a graph. There are several types of displays available. Each has its specific settings.

Graph Control Icon

Graph control is common for all types of graphs and allows:

	Hide legend
	Abbreviated legend (only the name of the data point)
	Full legend
	Hide axis labels
	Select points / Delete selected points
	Move left/right
	Zoom in/Zoom out
	Settings
	Full screen

This is the most commonly used type of graph. In most cases, the desired information can be found in this display. It is especially suitable for comparing multiple variables over time.

Sizes of the output measured and desired temperatures of the heating circuit and the current operating mode.

1 Selection and Settings of the Graph

	Selection from pre-defined graph templates, or currently selected
	Time period
	Graph type
	Highlight measured points
	Connect all points
	Optimize range
	Show only visible data
	Oscilloscope mode
	Reload data
	Export
	Upload data
	Settings
	Weather

2 Legend

Legend

By clicking on the legend, it is possible to show/hide data assigned to it. Labels are also pinned directly to the time axis.

3 Weekend Marking

Gray background marks Saturday and Sunday.

Suitable for detailed display of 1 variable over a longer time period (e.g., 1 month). This graph is useful for status variables, where the device's mode can be displayed for individual days in the selected period. This way, other variables (e.g., room temperature) can also be displayed.

Current operating mode of the heating circuit. On the x-axis, individual days of the displayed period are visible. On the y-axis, hours in the day are visible.

Room temperature

1 Color Scale Settings

2 Weekend Marking

Vertical white lines separate the workweek, Saturday, and Sunday.

3 Color Scale Legend

4 September 28th was a public holiday. In the graph, it is clearly visible that the weekend operation was observed

The Modulo graph is suitable for displaying a “characteristic” profile - profiles from time-matched periods (days, weeks, etc.) are displayed on top of each other, making it easy to identify significant deviations from the typical profile.

Instantaneous power

1 Time Period Settings

In this type of graph, it is possible to set the period to weeks, months, or years.

2 Graph Labels

Display: date, time, value, and data point name

This is the second most commonly used type of graph. It is suitable for displaying variables for which some aggregation (average, maximum, minimum, etc.) is appropriate.

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