The data collected extracted from the devices can be presented on a dashboard containing selected controls. A single control,
depending on its type, can present data from one or more devices.
The position and size of the controls can be conveniently changed using the drag and drop mechanism.
| Type | What it represents |
|---|---|
| Value card | Last recorded value |
| LED | LED light |
| Map | Map showing the location or route of the device |
| Group map | Map showing the location of multiple devices |
| Image | Image |
| Reference | Reference |
| Plan | Plan or diagram with data |
| Button | Button that sends a command |
| Data table | Tabular statement of data |
| Text | Textual content |
| Information about the data source | Information about the data source (device) |
| Group routes | Map with routes of multiple devices |
| Chart | Chart |
| Group chart | Group chart |
| Time | Measurement time |
| Date | Measurement date |
| Stopwatch | Stopwatch |
The user who is the author of the dashboard can later freely view and modify it. When defining a dashboard, you can also
indicate (by providing a list of user logins separated by commas):
When defining a dashboard, you can also mark it as "public" and then:
view.signomix.com web-application to any person who knows the unique link to it,For the above reasons, when making a decision to "make public" a desktop, it is important to make a fully informed decision.