Booleans

📌 What are they?

TOKII allows representing boolean data (binary values like true/false, 1/0, on/off) through two intuitive visual types:

1. Visual Checkbox (check ON/OFF): checked or unchecked box according to the value.

2. Binary Slider: graphical switch that changes position based on the state.

🔍Both formats provide a clear visualization of the current state and are ideal for control states, digital sensors, doors, valves, switches, etc.

🎯 When to use them?

• Show if a device is on/off.

• Indicate if a door is open/closed.

• Visualize the state of a digital sensor (e.g., presence, level, pressure).

• Represent a binary condition (alert yes/no, active/inactive mode).

📥 Data Sending Formats

▸ From dataset

Example structure:

• Values: Machine failure

Takes the value from the last row.

▸ From MQTT

{
  "Fallo de maquina": 1,
  "Fallo de maquina": 0
}