Charting - Intelligent Device Management, M2M, Remote Monitoring

Data within AggreGate may be used to build charts. There are three basic types of charts:

State-based time charts. These charts show changes in some property over time. Such a chart is updated whenever the property changes. An example would be a Server CPU Load chart, used for network monitoring.
Event-based time charts. Such a chart is updated when a certain event occurs, and its vertical axis shows this event's property. For example, if a Temperature Alert is activated when the temperature exceeds a certain limit, an event-based chart may show all alert temperature measurements.
Custom chart. In contrast to state-based and event-based charts, a custom chart has no time axis. It may be constructed from any data.

Here is just a few examples of custom chart data sources:

Tabular property of a hardware device
Result of a query
Historical events selected by custom criteria

State-based and event-based charts may include:

Historical values for a selected timeframe
Real-time values

Since a chart is a widget component, it can be linked to other components. For example, you can add an update period selector. You can also integrate charts into “dashboard” type HMI interfaces.

Supported chart types:

Pie / Pie 3D
Ring
Bar / Bar 3D
Stacked Bar / Stacked Bar 3D
Line

Some other charting features:

Custom colors, renderers (line, spline, step, bar, etc.), legend, tooltips, gridlines, value marks, and more.
Several data series and axes on one chart.
Configurable time units and ranges for time-based charts.
Real-time mouse zooming, panning, and guideline creation.
Chart context menu for fine-tuning, printing and exporting.