Depending on the user rights, a user is allowed to add, edit or remove widgets from a dashboard.
Adding a widget
To add a new widget, click the Add Widget button at the bottom of a dashboard, a new page opens with a list of available widgets.

Choose one of the available widgets to display the configuration screen of the selected widget. Once you save the widget’s configuration, it appears on the dashboard.
Editing a widget
In the upper-right corner of each widget, an edit button is available. When you click this button, a dropdown dialogue appears with options to edit the configuration, move the widget on the dashboard or remove the widget from the dashboard.

Widget types
Title
This widget will render a configurable title.
Alerts
This widget will render a list of the last occurred or open alerts. The number of alerts to render, if all or only the active alerts should be displayed and if a button should be displayed to load more alerts, is configurable in the widget’s configuration page.

Graph
The graph widget will render a trend line of a chosen meter. In the configuration screen, you can choose to display an X-axis and/or Y-axis. Also, you can choose if the trend line is using raw, hourly, daily or monthly values.

If alerts are active for the chosen meter, the header of the widget will be rendered in orange if the alert type is of type warning (W), low (L) or high (H), or red if the alert type is of type alert (A), low-low (LL) or high-high (HH).
Gauge
The gauge widget will render a gauge of a chosen meter’s current value.

If alerts are active for the chosen meter, the header of the widget will be rendered in orange if the alert type is of type warning (W), low (L) or high (H), or red if the alert type is of type alert (A), low-low (LL) or high-high (HH).
Values
The values widget allows you to render a list of current meter values. In basic mode you can choose 1 to 4 meters to display.

In extended mode you can choose up to 8 meters to display, and the widget will use the full width of the dashboard to render the meter values.

If alerts are active for a chosen meter, the row (or header if only one meter was selected) of the widget will be rendered in orange if the alert type is of type warning (W), low (L) or high (H), or red if the alert type is of type alert (A), low-low (LL) or high-high (HH).
Image
The image widget allows you to render an image with one or more related meter values at specific places on the image, very similar to what you can find on most HMI panels.

Map
The map widget allows you to show a location on the dashboard based on Google maps. By default it will take the installation’s location, optionally you can select a location manually.
