When comparing machine behavior, the details often hide in plain sight. With the new Overlay Plot in MultiViz, you can now display multiple measurements directly on top of each other, revealing subtle but important differences that stacked plots can sometimes mask.
This makes it easier to understand how grouped measurements or behaviors vary over time and spot early signs of change before they become problems.
How to set it up:
- In the Deep analysis view, select the two measurements you want to compare in the trend plot by [Ctrl + click]
- They will appear stacked by default in the FFT widget.
- On top of the FFT Widget, find the new overlay icon, as shown below
Our latest round of updates brings better connectivity, visibility, and consistency across MultiViz:
• New MQTT integrations for Broadsens and Wilcoxon sensors
• Cleaner visuals with refreshed icons for changes and user notes
• Off measurements now visible by default (and separated from Off modes)
• Normalization units and frequency ranges now display correctly
•“Factory” renamed to “Site” in the Status Overview for a more universal setup
We have a new release of the dashboard on https://dashboard.multiviz.com and on https://dashboard.dev.multiviz.com with an exciting feature and a few fixes for an improved user experience.
- Feature: Render possible faults for symptoms in Highlights Drawer
- Fix: Update login title in navigation to use correct Translation context
- Fix: Add detection type "symptomlmpacting" to supersede "impacting" in future
- Fix: Remove speed factor in FFT widget
