Introduction

Each Sensor/Transmitter has a Graph Scale for each of its channels, setting the upper and lower limits of any graph plots.

•In Edit Mode there are two ways to set Graph Scale values:

Either:

Edit the Default Scale Values.

Note: Only Users with Administrator privileges or the User Chart Scale Configuration Permission assigned to them individually, inherited from an assigned Role or granted in addition to those inherited from an assigned Role can change the Default Scale Values.
It is recommended that a User Chart Scale Role is setup with the User Chart Scale Configuration Permission assigned to it and then assign the Role to all Users who may be required to alter Default Scale Values.

Or:

Use Auto Scale.

Default Scale Values Set in Edit Mode Will Be Used If:

•The User has not set any Chart Scale values.

•The User resets their scale to Default.

•If a User is viewing a chart for the first time.

Note :Changing the Default Chart Scales in Edit Mode does not overwrite the Users' Chart Scale settings.

Editing or Setting the Default Scale Values

1.From the required Site's Live View window, select Edit Mode from the main View Data menu. See Figure 775 below:

Figure 775

Edit Mode Add Zone

Click here for details on Setting Default Scale Values if you are using a version of EMS prior to Version 1.0.9 / 2.0.3 (Compliant)

2.In the left-hand menu of the displayed Editing and Configuration window, click on the + symbol next to the Zone containing the Sensors to be accessed.

•The selected branch will expand showing all of the available sensors for the selected Zone. See Figure 776 below:

Figure 776

Accessing Sensor Properties available senosrs

 

3.Click on the + symbol next to the Sensor name to view the properties of the Sensor that is to be Edited.

•This will expand the branch again to show the Properties folder for the Sensor. See Figure 777 below:

Figure 777

Accessing Sensor Properties Properties

4.Click on the + symbol next to Properties to access the individual Sensor properties.  

•This will expand the branch again to show the Sensor's configurable Properties. See Figure 778 below:

Figure 778

Sensor Properties Individual Properties

5.Click on the + sign next to the Calibration icon to expand the Calibration property entries. See Figure 779 below:

Figure 779

Calibration Properties Tree

6.Click the on the Temperature, or Humidity icon  on to display the Temperature or Humidity window for the selected Sensor/Transmitter (applies to this example; clicking on icons representing other parameters such as CO2 or Voltage will display windows appropriate to the selected parameter). See Figure 780 below:

Figure 780

Default Scale Graph

7.Enter the required Default Upper Scale and Default Lower Scale limits into the Default Upper Scale: and Default Lower Scale: fields respectively. See Figure 781 above.

Notes:

Graph Scale ranges can be set to be as narrow or as wide as required but, be aware that, if a Graph Scale range is set across a very narrow range of values and the Sensor starts to read outside of this range, nothing will be seen on the graph.

8.Select Update to confirm the details.

•If the Update has been successful, the following message will be displayed. See Figure 781 below:

Figure 781

Figure 107

 

 

•The Site's Edit Mode window is displayed. See Figure 782 below:

Figure 782

Edit Mode Window

•By default, the Sensor and Zone editing/configuration window for the Zone at the top of the left-hand menu is displayed.

•To display another Zone's Edit Mode window, click on the entry for the required Zone in the left-hand menu. For an example, see Figure 783 below:

Figure 783

Change Zone2

 

2.Either:

i.In the left-hand list of the Zone's Edit Mode window, click on the small 'arrow' symbol to display a list of the Sensors associated with the Zone. See Figure 784 below:

Figure 784

Zone Sensor Arrow Symbol

 

ii.In the left-hand list, click on the required Sensor's icon Sensor Icon.

Or:

In table in the Zone's Edit Mode window, click on the required Sensor's name in the Sensor Name column. See Figure 785 below:

Figure 785

Select Sensor Name Edit Mode Table

 

•The Edit Mode window for the selected Sensor is displayed.  See Figure 786 below:

Figure 786

Edit Mode Window for Sensor

3.Click the on the Calibration field to expand the Calibration pane. See Figure 787 below:

Figure 787

Calibration Field Expanded Humidity Tab

4.Click the on the Temperature or Humidity tab to display the Temperature or Humidity panes for the selected Sensor/Transmitter. See Figure 788 below.

Figure 788

Temperature Pane

Humidity Pane

5.These panes shown above apply to this example; clicking on icons representing other parameters such as CO2 or Voltage will display windows appropriate to the selected parameter.

6.Enter the required Default Upper Scale and Default Lower Scale limits into the Default Upper Scale: and Default Lower Scale: fields respectively. See Figure 788 above.

Note:Graph Scale ranges can be set to be as narrow or as wide as required but, be aware that, if a Graph Scale range is set across a very narrow range of values and the Sensor starts to read outside of this range, nothing will be seen on the graph.

7.When you are happy with the new Default values, click on Save.

➢Click on the Back button to cancel any changes to the Default values.

•If the Update has been successful, you will be returned to the Zone's Edit Mode window and the following message will be displayed. See 789 below:

Figure 789

Calibration Default Values OK