Highlights

The MyEyedro Highlights plugin displays convenient at-a-glance summaries of electrical consumption and estimated costs for a selected Display Group.

1. Hourly Graph. The hourly cost/consumption for all sensors. Hovering your mouse over the orange line graph shows a rolling 4 week average for comparison purposes.
2. Billing Summary. Displays billing summary data, including:
   • Bill to Date: estimated total electricity cost to date.
   • Bill Estimate: estimated total electricity cost.
3. Current Demand. The total electrical demand at the current time, as the demand goes up, the dial will rotate around the gauge so you can see at a glance if your demand is where you expect it.
4. Today’s Total. The total consumption so far, along with a projected amount for how much consumption there will be at the current pace.
5. Today’s Projection. The projected cost/consumption of your electricity for today.
6. Current Rate. The current price you are being charged per kilowatt hour (kWh), based on the Rate Structure of the selected Display Group.
7. Demand Highlights. The minimum and maximum electricity demand measured today since midnight. NOTE: If displaying data as cost, the demand is multiplied by the current billing rate to determine instantaneous cost.

Highlights Plugin Tools and Options

1. Plugin Tools:
   • Refresh. Update the data and visuals on screen.
   • Options. Expand or collapse the options menu.
2. Select which Display Group to evaluate. NOTE: Only display groups comprised of electricity monitoring devices are available in this plugin.
3. Check the More Options checkbox to show additional options.
4. Specify whether the Highlights plugin should display Cost ($) information or Consumption (kWh) information.
5. Specify which graphic is used for Today’s Projection (ex. House, Car).
6. Specify whether the Current Demand gauge should use the measured minimum and maximum values from the current date. If unchecked, you can specify custom values (in watts) for the gauge.
7. Customize the colour bands used by the Current Demand gauge. By default, colours on the gauge represent demand from 0% (green) to 100% (red) in 20% increments.
8. Check to ignore wattage readings of 0 when determining minimum demand.

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