Calculated Data Point
Calculated Data Points are custom metrics derived by applying mathematical formulas to existing raw data points.
You can use it to:
- Broaden data connectivity
- Enhance data precision
Add Calculated Data Point
- Click "+Add" on the top right of the page
- Input data point code and description
Note: You can only input pure letters or combination of letters and numbers for code. Description will display on the hover of time-series analytics page. - Select Unit(Optional)
- Select Time Interval
Note: Time interval will display on the details page of the data point. - Select data source and click apply
Note: You can select the raw data points you want to calculate.(up to 30) - Click Insert or Insert All on the Data Source area
- Select or input arithmetic operators and enter a numeric value
Note: You can click Check on the left bottom corner of the Calculation Formula area to review your formula is correct or not. - Select Activate later(optional)
- Select Save
Note: Want to finish later? Save as draft, then edit anytime to activate. You can add at most 20 calculated data points. You can view their data on Time-series Analytics page.
Edit Calculated Data Point
- Select calculated data point you want to edit on the list
Note: You can also click Edit on the detail page of the data point - Hover and click Edit on the list
- Change data point description(optional)
- Change data source or calculation formula(optional)
Note: This step only works for draft data point. You can continue to click Save Draft when editing a draft. - Click Save
Pause/Activate/Deactivate Calculated Data Point
Tips:Why we need a "Paused" status for data points? The "Paused" status is essential for ensuring data accuracy. It allows us to temporarily halt data collection or processing when corrections are needed for raw data—such as fixing sensor errors or adjusting miscalculations—before resuming normal operations.
- Select the calculated data point you want to pause/activate/deactivate
- Hover and click pause, activate or deactivate on the list
Note: This only works for non-draft data points