It’s very straightforward to embed individual display elements into Jimdo. Once a widget is created in ThingSpeak and released for Public View, it can be retrieved from a Jimdo page. In ThingSpeak: click on the balloon in the upper right corner above the plot and copy the code to the clipboard. In Jimdo: Add content -> More content… Read More »

Individual graphical displays can be generated using predefined examples or generically, assuming basic knowledge of programming with MATLAB. In principle, the data is read in using readAPIKey, ChannelID and FieldID, then edited if necessary and finally visualized with the plot command, for example. Click on the “Save and Run” button to execute the code and generate the output… Read More »

ThingSpeak provides the following display types by default and these can be added using the corresponding buttons: The gauge instrument and numeric display are called widgets. Press the “Add Widgets” button to add the widgets. In the simplest case, more complex visualizations are used to display time histories in charts, where a quantity can be displayed as a… Read More »

ThingSpeak offers a very easy way to create visualizations and even integrate them into your own homepage. This is done using widgets that are called with a line of code. Part 1: Creating Simple Visualizations in ThingSpeak This article describes what standard display types are available in ThingSpeak and how easy it is to create these widgets. Part… Read More »