Where do I see the pH log in Fusion?

[pledosophy]

On my dashboard I can see the last 24 hours or so, but does Apex log the data so I can see over a weeks time or more?

If so, where would I go to see that?

I also have the same question on the trident results. Does Fusion log the results in an easy way to see changes over say a week?

Thank you.

 

[((FORDTECH))]

On my dashboard I can see the last 24 hours or so, but does Apex log the data so I can see over a weeks time or more?

If so, where would I go to see that?

I also have the same question on the trident results. Does Fusion log the results in an easy way to see changes over say a week?

Thank you.

You have to click on the ph graph for it to pull up the rest

 

[homer1475]

In fusion click on the PH tile, then drag the slider across the top to go back in time.

 

[((FORDTECH))]

In fusion click on the PH tile, then drag the slider across the top to go back in time.

I just use my Time Machine to go back in time :)

 

[homer1475]

Alternatively, at the top of fusion, click "input log" then select PH which will also bring you to the graph.

 

[pledosophy]

Alternatively, at the top of fusion, click "input log" then select PH which will also bring you to the graph.

Thank you

Is there something like this with the Trident to see a graph of the Alk/Calcium?

 

[pledosophy]

I just use my Time Machine to go back in time :)

Can I borrow that for 5 minutes?

 

[pledosophy]

In fusion click on the PH tile, then drag the slider across the top to go back in time.

I am such a dork, I have been clicking on the gear/sprocket. Thank you. I got it now.

 

[homer1475]

Thank you

Is there something like this with the Trident to see a graph of the Alk/Calcium?

Don't own a trident, so I can't say. But using neptunes logic, I would assume you can click on the tile thats created for the trident?

 

[Gtinnel]

Thank you

Is there something like this with the Trident to see a graph of the Alk/Calcium?

Sure just click on the tile that shows the values in the beakers, then click on the graph for which one you want. Then it displays the same as the pH does.