General
Frame Settings
The Frame Settings allows you to adjust the appearance of your widgets by customizing the corners, padding, and shadows, as well as toggling the widget's header visibility. These options are great for making your widgets integrate seamlessly with ...
Reference Lines
All chart-type widgets in TagoIO can be configured to display reference lines within the graph. These lines can serve as thresholds, upper and lower bounds, medians, or any other value that can enhance the data visualization experience. The widgets ...
Multiple Axes in Chart Widgets
All chart-type widgets in TagoIO can be configured to display more than one Y-axis. The widgets that supports this feature are Area Chart, Line Chart, Horizontal Bar, Vertical Column and Multiple Charts. Adding multiple axes to your chart You can set ...
Widget Header
The widget header enables you to add customized buttons in the header of your widget in order to improve the flow of your dashboard. The widget header is enabled for all widgets. You can configure it by selecting the Header tab in your widget ...
Formula
The Formula feature enables users to modify the visualization of data in specific widgets. Located inside the configuration tab of most widgets, the Formula can be applied to all fields of a stored register, including variable, value, unit, series, ...
Displaying Units
You can setup your widget to present the unit of a variable (e.g. °C, °F, km, mm) in different ways. Under the tab 'Formula', select the option for the origin of the unit that better works for you. 1. Unit from the original variable This option will ...
Embedding Widgets to your website
Embedded widgets are a powerful feature if you want an easy way to display your data from Tago in another application. By generating the embedding code on a widget, you can add it to your website, or any other application. Below is a simple example ...
Widgets Overview
Dashboards are composed by widgets that can display and collect data from users. TagoIO provides a variety of widgets to handle your data in real time. The available options cover from simple dials to tables, maps, videos, and even forms that you can ...
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MQTT
MQTT stands for MQ Telemetry Transport; it's an extremely simple and lightweight publish-subscribe messaging protocol. It was designed for constrained devices and low-bandwidth, high-latency or unreliable networks. TagoIO has its own MQTT broker that ...
Access Management
Access Management (AM) is a module that helps you securely grant access to certain resources in your account. You create Targets (users or things) and determine which type of Permissions for the resources they will have. Some examples of how AM can ...
Connector Overview
Connectors enable you to create a device with built-in behaviors that allow it to communicate with a Network very easily. They also help you automate and scale your devices, once you create a device using a connector, that device will also run the ...
Profiles
Profiles are similar to having different sub-accounts under your own main account. You can create multiple profiles for persons or organizations and then share them with others. By doing this, you will continue to own the 'sub-account' while allowing ...
MQTT - Example with MQTT.fx
This is a tutorial on how to connect to Tago MQTT, subscribe to topics using wildcards and publish to a topic. For this tutorial we will use the software Mqttfx. To download and learn more about Mqttfx go to their ...