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For information about adding portlets, see Add a portlet at portfolio or system level.
Overview of a portlet
This image shows the most common functions of a portlet. However, portlets can look very different and have less or different functions.
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Add portlet-specific content. |
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Portlet name |
Display name of the portlet. |
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Reload the portlet for an updated view. |
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In portlets that show tables, download the listed items as CSV. |
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Filters |
Apply filters. |
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Search portlet-specific content. |
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Configure portlet-specific settings, such as choosing which columns to display. Settings are not available for all portlets. |
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Maximize or return to the user-defined size of the portlet. |
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Remove the portlet from the tab. |
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Portlet content |
Display portlet-specific content. |
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Number of items |
In portlets that show tables, specify the number of items per page. |
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Navigation |
In portlets that show tables, navigate through pages. |
Portlet types included in the Help Center
VCOM offers over 40 different portlets. For more information, read about the individual portlet types:
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Alarms portlet -
Control history portlet -
Control indicators portlet -
Control status portlet -
Current system status portlet -
Data logger overview portlet -
Device events portlet -
Digital signals portlet -
Incidents portlet -
Power flow portlet -
Regular events portlet -
Savings CO2 equivalent portlet -
Site access portlet -
System diagram portlet -
System plan portlet -
System plan chart portlet -
Tickets details portlet -
Tickets portlet -
Work orders portlet