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@ -20,16 +20,23 @@ The dashboard should be visible on the righmost menu item in Node-RED.
![Dashboard item](./docs/images/dashboard.png)
In Node-RED you can add a MQQT node to receive values from the power monitor, hook it up to a gauge and display it on a dasboard.
![Overview](./docs/images/1-overview.png)
![MQTT Node](./docs/images/2-mqtt-node.png) ![Gauge Node](./docs/images/3-gauge-node.png)
In Node-RED you can add a MQQT node to receive values from the power monitor.
![MQTT Node](./docs/images/2-mqtt-node.png)
To simply display the values in a gauge (or chart) you can hook it up to a gauge node.
![Gauge Node](./docs/images/3-gauge-node.png)
In the dasboard section you have to create a tab. Inside this tab you have to create a group.
![Dashboard Settings](./docs/images/4-dashboard-node.png)
The tricky part is putting the gauges in the group. This is also done in the gauge's settings.
The tricky part is putting the gauges in the group. This is done in the gauge's settings (not in the dashboard's settings).
![Gauge Node](./docs/images/3-gauge-node.png)
You can view the dashboard in an (also mobile) web browser.