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# dashboard

The dashboard provides comprehensive monitoring of the disposable filter Clean Air Tower, including detailed motor metrics, air flow, and operating conditions.

## Dashboard Layout

### Header Section

* Device name and model
* Status badge (Running/Stopped/Offline/Error)
* Mode badge (BOOST if active)
* Location (if configured)
* Last seen timestamp
* Subtitle: "Disposable filter air filtration system monitoring"

### Motor Status Card

Detailed motor information:

| Field                 | Unit | Description               |
| --------------------- | ---- | ------------------------- |
| **Status**            | -    | Running or Stopped        |
| **Motor Power**       | kW   | Current power consumption |
| **Motor Frequency**   | Hz   | Operating frequency       |
| **Motor Current**     | A    | Current draw              |
| **Motor Temperature** | °C   | Motor temperature         |

### Boost Mode Indicator

When boost mode is active:

* "BOOST" badge displayed
* Indicates enhanced operation
* Higher power consumption

### Volume Flow Card

Current air filtration rate:

| Field           | Unit | Description                 |
| --------------- | ---- | --------------------------- |
| **Volume Flow** | m³/h | Air volume being filtered   |
| Label           | -    | "Air volume being filtered" |

### Service Due Card

Maintenance tracking:

| Field                   | Description               |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------- |
| **Operating Hours**     | Total motor running time  |
| **Hours Until Service** | Time until maintenance    |
| **Service Progress**    | Percentage toward service |

Visual elements and behaviors:

{% hint style="info" %}

* Progress bar showing service status
* Warning indicator when service progress reaches 90%
* "Service recommended soon" message displayed as service nears due
  {% endhint %}

## Status Display

{% columns %}
{% column %}

#### Device Status Badge

| Badge                | Meaning                 |
| -------------------- | ----------------------- |
| **Online - Running** | Connected and filtering |
| **Online - Stopped** | Connected, not running  |
| **Online - Idle**    | Connected, standing by  |
| **Offline**          | Not connected           |
| **Error**            | Fault code detected     |
| {% endcolumn %}      |                         |

{% column %}

#### Mode Badges

| Badge            | Meaning                  |
| ---------------- | ------------------------ |
| **Normal Mode**  | Standard operation       |
| **BOOST**        | Enhanced filtration mode |
| {% endcolumn %}  |                          |
| {% endcolumns %} |                          |

<details>

<summary><strong>Error Display</strong></summary>

When a fault is detected:

* "Service Required" alert shown
* Fault code displayed
* Fault description provided

</details>

## Motor Metrics Explained

### Motor Power (kW)

* Current power consumption
* Higher in boost mode
* Indicates load on system

### Motor Frequency (Hz)

* Operating frequency
* Varies with load
* Standard around 50/60 Hz

### Motor Current (A)

* Electrical current draw
* Higher values indicate more load
* Monitor for overload

### Motor Temperature (°C)

* Motor internal temperature
* Warning if too high (E04)
* Should remain stable

{% hint style="warning" %}
Monitor Motor Temperature and Motor Current closely. High or rapidly rising values may indicate overload or impending fault.
{% endhint %}

## Real-Time Updates

Dashboard updates when:

* Device transmits data
* Motor state changes
* Fault conditions occur

## Offline State

When offline:

* Last known values displayed
* "Offline" badge shown
* Last seen timestamp visible

## Related Documentation

* [History](broken://pages/5fd1e0508777182bbc170ab955ad9f90429597d8) - Performance over time
* [Functions](broken://pages/6cafe3f2d09aa17751dc53a1b9f90f7aa5b54678) - Start/Stop control
* [Settings](broken://pages/77771dd7529569caf13202321a8310a71766035b) - Fault codes and info


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