Hey everyone this is Lowell for Steelhead and today I'm going to be giving a quick overview of our sensor dashboards feature since our dashboards are useful for keeping track of where things are in your plant and how sensors are reading such as dipping tanks or ovens temperature pH and things like that so our sensor dashboards can first be accessed through the maintenance tile so we can click and click on sensor dashboards we bring up this screen where we can create
a new dashboard so let's create a dashboard called Dive pH sensors common application for this dashboard will be pH now you can see we have no members on this dashboard so we should click into it and add sensors to our dashboard and we're going to add three our blue green and red pH dye sensors just like this and now you can see we've loaded in some data and down below we can see a historical graph of that data for the last month by default now the first thing to note here is the action icons for
the current sensor values this icon will bring up the measurement history for each sensor in this case Blue Dot we can see all of the past values who created them when they were created when they were effective and even edit those measurements we can show that parameterization information for this sensor so spec field params that refer to this sensor type and here we can see that blue dye spec was inspec at 5.31 in between our minimum and maximum values and this measurement is valid because it was
measured one hour ago and the valid duration is 12 hours these measurements on green and red die are out of spec this one is low 4.9 and this one is high 4.51 note that the status of this is still invalid even though the measurement was taken recent enough because the measurement was out of spec solve this being out of spec we can go here to the create new measurement option and create a measurement for the sensor at 5.3 pH and like that our sensor now has a valid status if we go back to the sensor
dashboards page you'll see that it only has one alert on the sensor if we click in we'll see that it's the sensor being out of spec you can see our newest value updated but now we have two values really close together so if we wanted to change the second to last measurement we can go into green die to the measurement history and edit this measurement to change the date and Save and now the measurement will automatically update down below one additional feature of sensor dashboards is Spectrum warnings
let's suppose you want to see when your sensor is about to go invalid I.E about to reach the valid duration for the measurement and need to be re-measured well now with this update you can go into the spec field param by clicking on that link there and on the specfield param we can edit and set our sensor warning threshold in this case I'll use one sec for example so that it shows up right away and hit save you can see that our sensor warning threshold is now populated and if we refresh we can see
that this sensor is now warned because it has exceeded the warning threshold set on the spec field param blue pH and so the measurement now has a warning if we go to the sensor dashboards page we'll see that the warnings and alerts show up separately that was a quick overview of the sensor dashboards featuring steelhead covering statuses alerts creating measurements and graphing your values over time hope this helps