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# Sensor view settings

Click ![](/files/JCMapqnLwEeaIZ4A0ChL) button to open sensor view settings form.

![](/files/niVvJPgYUdHYMGgZ6HWN)

In View period you may define the time period that will be shown in the Sensor view.

The period can be set using start and end dates or defining the number of days and hours that shall be shown in the sliding window.

To select start and end date deselect “Use sliding window” box and enter both dates either manually modifying the values or selecting them from calendar.

To use sliding window select “Use sliding window” box and define its length in days and hours. The sliding window end time is always the present time.

If “Show maximum and minimum value in the graph” checkbox is selected, then the graph will show the minimum and maximum reading for the period selected.

One of three graph options can be selected using radio buttons under Graph type. If Point is selected then the exact measurement points are marked on the graph.

To save the settings click “OK”-


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