In this guide you will learn how to access and view readings in Leanheat® Monitor.
The "Readings" tab shows the stored values of a device as a table, for a period you choose. To open it, navigate to the "Devices" tab, select a device, and click "Readings" above the flow diagram, the third tab from the left.
Choosing the period
The table opens on "Today". The period selector above the table also offers "One week", "One month", "One quarter" and "One year", or "Custom period" where you set the start and end date yourself.
Note: readings data is limited to one year. A longer period cannot be requested.
Choosing which values are shown
The "Configuration" panel on the right hand side of the screen controls which values appear as columns in the table. The table always shows "Timestamp", and every value you tick is added as a column next to it.
Values are grouped by category, for example "Temperature [°C]", and each group can be collapsed or expanded. Tick values individually, or use "Select all" to take a whole group at once.
Each value shows the colour it is drawn in and the sensor it comes from, such as "S1" or "S3 - Test1", so you can tell similar values apart.
Presets
A configuration can be saved as a preset, so you do not have to rebuild it every time. Presets are listed above the table, starting with "Default", and you switch between them by clicking one.
To create a preset, click the "+" button at the end of the preset list, which is "Add new preset". To rename or delete a preset, click the three dots on the preset itself.
At the bottom of the "Configuration" panel:
"Save" stores your changes in the preset you are currently using.
"Save as" creates a new preset from the current configuration. You are prompted for a name.
"Reset" returns the current preset to its default configuration, which covers the selected values, the Leanheat® Monitor colours and the solid or dashed line styles.
Exporting the table
The table can be exported as a .csv file with the "Export csv" button at the right hand end of the period row. The export contains the columns you have selected, for the period currently shown.