Puntos conectados

📌 What are they?

The Connected Dots chart represents a series of individual data points where each element shows:

• An expected or allowed minimum–maximum range.

• A reference target.

• A current value reported.

🔍It is typically visualized as a line with connected dots. Each point shows its relative position within the range and against the target, allowing visual assessment of deviations.

🎯 When to use them?

• Compare multiple variables with independent values against each other.

• Visualize deviations from targets within a defined range.

• Evaluate quality indicators, tolerance, compliance, or technical performance across multiple units.

• Ideal for comparative dashboards where it should be observed whether each unit is "within range" or "out of target".

📥 Data Sending Formats

▸ From dataset

Example of structure:

• Label: Hour (labels on the X-axis)

• Label type: String (type of labels)

• Values: Current value, Target

• ValueMin: Minimum

• ValueMax: Maximum

▸ From MQTT

{
  "Connected dots MQTT": [
    { "A": { "min": 50, "max": 100, "target": 85, "value": 90 } },
    { "B": { "min": 45, "max": 95, "target": 85, "value": 82 } },
    { "C": { "min": 40, "max": 90, "target": 85, "value": 88 } },
    { "D": { "min": 55, "max": 100, "target": 85, "value": 75 } },
    { "E": { "min": 50, "max": 98, "target": 85, "value": 80 } },
    { "F": { "min": 60, "max": 100, "target": 85, "value": 92 } }
  ]
}