2-Level Alarm
This process is the same as 2-level Alarm Boolean, but instead of a Min/Max checkbox in the UI, uses a drop-down list for the user to select Min or Max. Here is an example of how you can create this in Sentinel Studio.
Category: Technical Reference
Min Max
The Min Max process in Sentinel tests continuous data (supplied by the Temperature input) against a maximum limit (Max Temp) and a minimum limit (Min Temp). Here is an example of how you can create this in Sentinel Studio.
Compare First and Last Values of a Time Period
This article demonstrates some examples of a Sentinel user process that compares the first and last values of a time period.
Trig. Math
The Trig. Math components in Sentinel Studio are a set of typical trigonometric functions for evaluating angles.
Time
The Time components in Sentinel Studio provide a way to work with time periods and timestamps of data points.
Text
The Text components in Sentinel Studio provide a way of working with text (strings), and can manipulate text to produce various outputs.
Math
The Math components in Sentinel Studio are a set of typical mathematical functions for evaluating calculation expressions.
Data Set
The Data Set components in Sentinel Studio allow you to work on sets of data as opposed to single data points.
Data
The Data components in Sentinel Studio pass input data through to another component, and can direct the process flow according to various circumstances.
Flow
The Flow components in Sentinel Studio are used to direct the process flow to follow a certain path, depending on the output.