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How can I delete a record in data log history?

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One of my temperature sensor recorded a fake value (9999.999°) and this value distorts the graph scale.. How can I edit or delete the record in order to adjust the history of temperature graph without losing other data?

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delete edit record

Created on Dec 29, 2010 2:54:19 PM by luca (0) ●1



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Hello,

please use the Spike-Filter-Option to remove such peaks from being displayed:

Using Spike Filters

You can add spike filters in a sensor's channel settings. Each filter is valid for the selected channel only. Spike filters are active immediately after saving. They are applied to historic and live data in both tables and graphs.

  • Enter a number into the Spike Filter Max. Value. Values above this value will be disregarded.
  • Enter a number into the Spike Filter Min. Value field. Values below this value will be disregarded.

As you're using negative values, please try to exchange the two numbers.

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Why do I see huge peaks or spikes in graphs for SNMP sensors?

Created on Dec 29, 2010 3:15:00 PM by Torsten Lindner [Paessler Support]



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WUNDERBAR!!

Now the graph is perfectly scaled!! Thaks for the quick response!!

Created on Dec 29, 2010 3:33:13 PM by luca (0) ●1



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