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| ezeio2:userinterface:configuration:fields [2024-01-04 17:09] – [Configuring Fields] andreh | ezeio2:userinterface:configuration:fields [2024-01-04 17:11] (current) – [Configuring Fields] andreh |
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| Enter nicknames or codes here, separated by a comma. These "Tags" are an alternate means of referencing one or more Fields and utilized in message templates, some dashboard Widgets and anywhere expressions are used (Fields, alarms, alarm & restore actions, timers). | Enter nicknames or codes here, separated by a comma. These "Tags" are an alternate means of referencing one or more Fields and utilized in message templates, some dashboard Widgets and anywhere expressions are used (Fields, alarms, alarm & restore actions, timers). |
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| Tags names should always start with a letter, and only include letters, numbers, underscore (_) and hyphen (-). International or other special characters are not supported in tags. Avoid any other special characters and spaces. | Tags names should always start with a letter, and only include letters, numbers, underscore (_) and hyphen (-). Spaces, international letters or other special characters are not supported in tags. |
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| Asset tags can be user defined and/or generated by a device driver. They can be unique such as "HVACload" or generic such as "load". Asset tags should be kept short, starting with a letter, and containing no special characters or spaces. The asset tags are entered on the Field's configuration, for example as: HVACload and referenced in an expression or message template as: <HVACload> | Asset tags can be user defined and/or generated by a device driver. They can be unique such as "HVACload" or generic such as "load". Asset tags should be kept short, starting with a letter, and containing no special characters or spaces. The asset tags are entered on the Field's configuration, for example as: HVACload and referenced in an expression or message template as: <HVACload> |