Merge pull request SkylineCommunications#59 from SkylineCommunications/2895

RN 28955

Author: MariekeGO

user-guide/Advanced_Modules/Dashboards_app/Available_visualizations/Charts/Line_and_area_chart.md

@@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ To configure the component:
      > [!NOTE]
      > When you update a filter that is already used in the component, re-add the filter in order to update it in the component.
 
+   - From DataMiner 10.2.0/10.1.4 onwards, you can select view parameters as a data source to view trending for aggregation rules on specific views. To select these, in the drop-down box for the parameter data source, select *View*.
+
 1. Optionally, customize the following component options in the *Component* > *Settings* tab:
 
    - *WebSocket settings*: Allows you to customize the polling interval for this component. To do so, clear the checkbox in this section and specify the custom polling interval.
@@ -49,7 +51,7 @@ To configure the component:
 
    - *Show maximum*: Available from DataMiner 10.0.13 onwards, if *Show real-time trend data*/Stack trend lines is not selected. Displays the maximum trend data. By default, this is disabled.
 
-   - *Group by*: In case the component displays trending for multiple parameters, this box allows you to specify how the graphs should be grouped. One graph will be displayed per group.
+   - *Group by*: In case the component displays trending for multiple parameters, this box allows you to specify how the graphs should be grouped. One graph will be displayed per group. Note that view parameters can only be grouped together with other parameters with the option *All together*, otherwise they are placed in a separate group.
 
    - *Use percentage based values*: This option is only displayed if the component displays resource capacity information. If you select this option, the chart will display percentage values instead of absolute values.
 

user-guide/Advanced_Modules/Dashboards_app/Available_visualizations/States_and_values/Ring_component.md

@@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ To configure the component:
 
 1. Apply a data feed. See [Applying a data feed](xref:Configuring_dashboard_components#applying-a-data-feed).
 
-   In case a parameter data feed included a parameter based on a protocol, a filter feed can be used to filter on a specific element.
+   - In case a parameter data feed included a parameter based on a protocol, a filter feed can be used to filter on a specific element.
+
+   - From DataMiner 10.2.0/10.1.4 onwards, you can select view parameters as a data source to view information on aggregation rules on specific views. To select these, in the drop-down box for the parameter data source, select *View*.
 
    > [!NOTE]
    > From DataMiner 10.2.0/10.1.6 onwards, once this component has been configured with data input, the component is available in the *feeds* section of the data pane so that it can be used as a feed for other components. This way, if the input for this component changes, it will also change for all other components using this component as their feed. However, note that this is only supported for query data input from DataMiner 10.1.7 onwards.
@@ -19,7 +21,7 @@ To configure the component:
 
    - To customize the polling interval for this component, expand the *Settings* \> *WebSocket settings* section, clear the checkbox in this section, and specify the custom polling interval.
 
-   - In case the component displays more than one item, in the *Settings* tab, select how the items should be grouped: by parameter, by element, by table index (if relevant) or by all the above together.
+   - In case the component displays more than one item, in the *Settings* tab, select how the items should be grouped: by parameter, by element, by table index (if relevant) or by all the above together. Note that view parameters can only be grouped together with other parameters with the option *All together*, otherwise they are placed in a separate group.
 
    - To customize the value range of the component, in the *Settings* tab, select *Fixed minimum* and/or *Fixed maximum* and specify the custom minimum and/or maximum. This option is available from DataMiner 10.2.0/10.1.6 onwards.
 

user-guide/Advanced_Modules/Dashboards_app/Available_visualizations/States_and_values/State_component.md

@@ -10,7 +10,11 @@ To configure the component:
 
 1. Apply a data feed. See [Applying a data feed](xref:Configuring_dashboard_components#applying-a-data-feed).
 
-   In case a parameter data feed included a parameter based on a protocol, a filter feed can be used to filter on a specific element. Note that column parameter feeds are supported from DataMiner 10.0.12 onwards.
+   - In case a parameter data feed included a parameter based on a protocol, a filter feed can be used to filter on a specific element.
+
+   - Column parameter feeds are supported from DataMiner 10.0.12 onwards.
+
+   - From DataMiner 10.2.0/10.1.4 onwards, you can select view parameters as a data source to view the alarm state for aggregation rules on specific views. To select these, in the drop-down box for the parameter data source, select *View*.
 
    > [!NOTE]
    > From DataMiner 10.2.0/10.1.6 onwards, once this component has been configured with data input, the component is available in the *feeds* section of the data pane so that it can be used as a feed for other components. This way, if the input for this component changes, it will also change for all other components using this component as their feed. However, note that this is only supported for query data input from DataMiner 10.1.7 onwards.
@@ -21,7 +25,7 @@ To configure the component:
 
    - If the component shows a parameter with a unit, but you do not want the unit to be displayed, in the *Settings* tab, clear the *Show units* option (available from DataMiner 10.1.9/10.2.0 onwards).
 
-   - In case the component displays more than one item, in the *Settings* tab, select how the items should be grouped: by parameter, by element, by table index (if relevant) or by all the above together.
+   - In case the component displays more than one item, in the *Settings* tab, select how the items should be grouped: by parameter, by element, by table index (if relevant) or by all the above together. Note that view parameters can only be grouped together with other parameters with the option *All together*, otherwise they are placed in a separate group.
 
 1. Fine-tune the component layout. In the *Component* > *Layout*, tab the following options are available: