Thank you for raising this Idea and our apologies for not responding in a timely manner.
We had a no. of internal discussions about your idea and decided that it is currently not possible to implement at this time because the alarms created do not have the necessary metadata to display the lines. We will consider this idea in the future.
However, if your measurements typically only have one or two thresholds (minimum and maximum), you can create an modified widget using our open source Data Point Graph 2.0 widget, which is available in the Cumulocity Community Plugins. You can add fixed lines to this widget and define the thresholds in the widget config manually. With Cumulocity IoT 10.16, onwards you can utilize the new extension concept that allows you to build an extension package that can then be easily added to any Cumulocity IoT Application. You can find more details on this here.
Hi Oana,
Thank you for raising this Idea and our apologies for not responding in a timely manner.
We had a no. of internal discussions about your idea and decided that it is currently not possible to implement at this time because the alarms created do not have the necessary metadata to display the lines. We will consider this idea in the future.
However, if your measurements typically only have one or two thresholds (minimum and maximum), you can create an modified widget using our open source Data Point Graph 2.0 widget, which is available in the Cumulocity Community Plugins. You can add fixed lines to this widget and define the thresholds in the widget config manually. With Cumulocity IoT 10.16, onwards you can utilize the new extension concept that allows you to build an extension package that can then be easily added to any Cumulocity IoT Application. You can find more details on this here.
internal ticket 146