Find the chart toolbar
Point at a chart to reveal its toolbar in the upper-right corner. The toolbar's most useful buttons are:
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Download plot as a png | Saves the chart's current view as an image file. |
| Zoom | Drag a box over part of the chart to zoom into that range. |
| Pan | Drag the chart to move the visible range without changing the zoom level. |
| Zoom in / Zoom out | Step the zoom level in or out from the center of the chart. |
| Autoscale / Reset axes | Return the chart to its default, fully zoomed-out view. |
You can also zoom by dragging left-to-right directly on a time-series chart, and double-click the chart to reset it without using the toolbar.
Read downtime markers on a chart
Charts that plot a machine's speed or OEE over time also mark downtime periods along the bottom of the chart. Select a marker to see a short summary with the reason, category, start and end time, and duration for that downtime period.
Show or hide extra detail
Some charts include switches above or below them that add detail without changing the underlying data:
- Min/Max shows the highest and lowest values recorded in each plotted interval alongside the average.
- Downtime Overlay shows or hides the downtime markers described above.
- OEE Components breaks an OEE line into its Availability, Performance, and Quality parts. See understand OEE, availability, and performance for what each part means.
Select Home when it appears to return to the chart's default time range after zooming.
Next steps
See these controls in place in monitor a production line and review machine performance, including how multiple charts can zoom together.