SysAdmin/Creating-a-Dashboard.md

@@ -32,5 +32,20 @@ Next, the Sensor that you wish to display in this Gauge is selected in the `Sens
 
 If you look at the pictures of the Gauge control above, you see that a portion of the scale is colored Green and the rest is Red.  The Green area designates the normal range of sensor values.  You enter the normal range by filling in the `Minimum normal value` and `Maximum normal value` inputs for the Dashboard item.  For this example, the normal ranges goes from a minimum value of 110 deg F to a maximum value of 135 deg F.
 
-Finally, the Gauge has starting value and ending value.  BMON will make reasonable estimates for these given what you put in for the Normal range.  But, if you want to explicitly specify the full range of the Gauge, you can enter values for `Minimum axis value` and/or `Maximum axis value`.  In this example, we let BMON pick those values instead of entering them.
+Finally, the Gauge has a starting value and ending value.  BMON will make reasonable estimates for these given what you put in for the Normal range.  But, if you want to explicitly specify the full range of the Gauge, you can enter values for `Minimum axis value` and/or `Maximum axis value`.  In this example, we let BMON pick those values instead of entering them.
 
+Here are sample inputs for the Red/Green LED Widget:
+
+[[images/led_inputs.png]]
+
+The first two rows of inputs have the same meaning as for the Gauge Widget.  The important settings for the LED Widget are the `Minimum normal value` and `Maximum normal value`.  If the sensor value is within this range, the LED will be colored Green.  If the sensor value is outside of this range, the LED will be Red.  In this example, the sensor selected reads a set of alarm contacts on a boiler.  The dry contact sensor reports a 0 when the alarm contacts are open and a 1 when they are closed and an alarm is occurring.  So, Minimum and Maximum normal value inputs are both set to 0, because 0 is the only value that indicates no Alarm.
+
+Finally, here are sample inputs for a Label Widget:
+
+[[images/label_inputs.png]]
+
+This Widget simply shows a label in the Dashboard; the Widget is *not* linked to any sensor.  The only inputs that are used are the `Widget type`, `Row number`, `Column number`, and `Widget Title`, which is the label that will be displayed.
+
+To delete any Dashboard items, check the `Delete` box on the right side of the inputs for the item.  Then click the `Save` button in the lower right corner of the page.  *Do Not* click the red `x Delete` button in the lower left corner of the page, as that will delete the entire Building, not just the selected Dashboard items.
+
+If there are any Dashboard items configured for a Building, the Dashboard will automatically be added as the first item in the list of Reports/Charts that a User can select for the Building.