Widgets explained

Single Block

A single block widget is typically used to display measurements as a single value.

Display showing active energy usage of 119 kWh recorded on July 14 at 13:59.

Read more about the Single Block widget.

Text Block

A text block widget can be used to show formatted text, images, and metadata.
If used correctly, this widget can make your dashboard more user-friendly and informative.

Information on water tank capacity and calibration value for configuration troubleshooting.

Action Button

If a device also accepts input, you can add an action button that allows you to send a command to this device.
Since this is a complicated widget to set up, we are happy to do this for you. Do not hesitate to contact us at help@calculus.group.

Display showing cooling temperature with current value of 16 degrees Celsius.

Read more about the Action Button widget.

Gauge

The gauge widget is used to display a value, in relation to a maximum value on a scale.
The widget will change color as the value increases. A practical example of this is the fuel gauge in your car.

Fuel gauge displaying 95.4% fuel level, indicating nearly full tank capacity.

Chart

A chart displays measurements within a certain time frame.
Usually in the form of a line graph, bar graph, map of the area, spline graph or scatter graph.

Power consumption graph showing phases A, B, and C over time on July 14.

Asset Indicators

This widget shows a list of status indicators for all assets in the current project, as well as a lists of asset groups in the project.
When you click on a group, a list of all assets that are part of it appears.

Search bar interface with a placeholder text for user input and search functionality.

Read more about the Asset Indicators widget.

Dynamic Table

Dynamic tables are characterized by constant change and update their content as new values are added.
Select the sensors you want to show in the table, and their values will be displayed and updated when new data is available.

Table displaying settings for anti pendulum and compressor with time values.

Read more about the Dynamic Table widget.

Pie

A pie is a chart that shows the relative contribution of different parts to a total.
Each segment represent the contribution of a part as a percentage of the whole.

Pie chart showing electricity consumption distribution among various categories and components.

Sankey

A sankey is a widget that shows how much certain values contribute to the whole.
It is intended to represent the most important transfers or flows within a system.

Graph showing production and consumption of aluminum products and total production metrics.

Wind Rose

A wind rose presents you with a graphical representation of the wind speed and direction at a certain location.

A wind rose diagram showing wind speed distribution across different directions.

Event Definitions

The event definitions widget can be used to manage the threshold values set in an event definition, for a specific asset.

Overview of pressure classes with levels and brief descriptions for each category.

Read more about the Event Definitions widget.

Timeline

A timeline widget shows events in chronological order and with color coding.
It is a meaningful way to visualize situation changes over a period of time.

Graph showing digital input status over time with highlighted on and off periods.

Heatmap

A heatmap is a graphical representation of measured values in which they are displayed in a grid.
The color of the data depends on the measured value.

Graph showing total consumption over several days with highlighted data points.

Calculus Map

A Calculus Map widget displays the locations of one or more gateways.
If desired, the map also shows the movements of these gateways.

Map showing streets and locations in Zutendaal, including Carrefour market and Brasserie.

Read more about the Calculus Map widget.

Latest Alerts

List of alarms with statuses and timestamps from various data sources.

Read more about the Latest Alerts widget.