Solid Gauge
Use the widget to insert circular charts and monitor the status of industrial systems.
Operations Hub New Layout | Refer to Visuals Tab for more information on the layout of widgets in Configuration Hub. |
Operations Hub Classic Layout | Refer to About Widgets (Classic) |
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Solid Gauge Properties
Field Name | Description |
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Title | Enter a title to help identify the solid gauge at runtime. |
Value | To get values for the widget from a data source, use any of these
options:
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Min | Enter the minimum value for the solid gauge scale. |
Max | Enter the maximum value for the solid gauge scale. |
Use Raw Format | Select the check box to display numbers in raw format. For example, a numeric value with 5 or more decimal places is shown as it is, and not rounded off. |
Number of decimals | This option appears if you do not want to display numbers in raw
format. In that case, enter the decimal places (0-7) to consider after the decimal point to format large numbers. Based on the decimals, the value is rounded off to the nearest whole number. The decimals will apply to Value, Min, and Max properties. |
Engineering Unit | Enter the unit of measurement for the values on the gauge. |
Width (px) (0 equals Dynamic) | Enter a width for the solid gauge. If set to 0, the widget occupies 100% of its container, and fills the area in the application. |
Background Color | Select a background color to fill the widget. |
Font Color | Select a font color for the widget text. |
Font Size (px) (0 equals Dynamic) | Specify a font size in pixels for the solid gauge display text. If set to 0, the font resizes to match with the width of the widget. |
Sparkline | The sparkline data is created based on the query applied to the widget.
We can see a sparkline only if the query returns multiple records from the data
source. The sparkline is not displayed for a single record even if it is
enabled. Select the check box to enable the sparkline for the selected Gauge Variant at runtime. |
Gauge Variant | List of different types of gauges you can use in your application. |
Text position | Select a position to display text for the solid gauge at runtime.
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Range(s) | You can specify one or more ranges to display in different colors.
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Alert Limit(s) | You can add one or more alerts on a gauge, each with unique values.
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Result Set Index | This property is applicable for REST queries only. It allows to define
which index of the result set the widget should use as input data. Default is
0. For example, consider a Historian REST query that returns data for three tags.
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Reverse Order | This property helps to reverse the query result set. Select the check box to provide the bottom record value as input to the widget. Clear the check box to provide the top record value as input to the widget. When you apply this property to REST queries that return more than one record for each input tag, the records of the selected tag (use Result Set Index to select the tag) are reversed. For example, consider a Historian REST query with two input tags (tag1 and tag2); each with 100 records as result. Set the Result Set Index as 0 and verify the following:
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Hidden | Select this check box if you want to hide the
plug-in. To show the hidden plug-in in Operations Hub new layout, go
to Page Visuals and under
Action column, select ![]() |
Solid Gauge at Runtime
The change in values are indicated with changing colors.
