Each collection has two views: Table view and Graph view. Switch between them using the tabs at the top of the collection page.
Table view
Table view lists every sensor in the collection, with three columns:
- Unit Name: the sensor name and type (for example, Temperature or Humidity)
- Current Readings: the latest readings, colour-coded against any applied climate rule thresholds
- Connection: whether the sensor is currently sending data. A red No signal badge means the sensor has not transmitted recently.
Use the search bar to find a specific sensor, or the Filter button to narrow the list.
Each row ends with a graph icon, which opens that sensor's graph, and a three-dot menu holding Edit unit and Remove unit from this collection.
Graph view
Graph view visualises sensor data over time. The sensor list appears on the left. Click a sensor to see its graph on the right.
Two badges sit above the graph: 24H RH Fluctuations, the swing in relative humidity over the last 24 hours, and 24H Temp Fluctuations, the same for temperature.
The three-dot menu beside the sensor's name holds six options:
- Edit device: opens the unit settings
- Signal Strength: connectivity data over time
- Sensor Statistics: summary statistics for the selected period
- Download Graph: saves the graph as an image
- Download Data: exports the readings behind it
- Edit axes: adjusts the graph's axes
Choosing what to display
The legend under the graph is also the control for what it plots. It carries one entry per series: the metrics that sensor reports, such as Temperature, Relative Humidity or Lux, along with Outdoor temperature and Outdoor Relative Humidity where the graph offers them. Click an entry to hide that series and its axis, and click it again to bring them back.
Under the legend sit three more toggles: Comments, Threshold Events and Global Events.
With Threshold Events on, the graph draws horizontal lines at the rule's thresholds, so you can see where readings sit against them. With Global Events on, vertical markers appear at the times those events occurred.
Use the time range buttons above the graph to change the period: Day, Week, Month or 3 Months. The date fields to their right set a specific range.
Comments and events
At the bottom of Graph view, a tabbed panel shows Threshold Events, Comments and Global Events for the selected sensor. Click See all to view the full history.