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The shading start value for gauges (vertical, horizontal, and radial) will be configurable in the upcoming release of PI Vision 2019. The start value will be able to be set to the minimum scale value, maximum scale value, or a custom value.
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It was brought our attention that this suggestion was not fully completed, so I am downgrading the status appropriately. PI Vision 2016 introduced multi-stating of gauge colors using attribute limits however zones/scale ranges have not yet been implemented.
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We are currently working on providing the ability to add multiple cursors to a trend for the PI Vision 2019 release.
UPDATE: It will be possible to add multiple cursors to trends on displays as well as popup trends and to the trend in the new ad hoc workspace that is being introduced in PI Vision 2019.
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We’d like to learn more about your adoption and use of PI Vision and understand what we can do to help. Your feedback will help us determine what we should work on next.
If you have a few minutes please consider taking this quick survey:
https://osisoft.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a8yRPKQnRmdldTnThanks for your feedback!
The PI ProcessBook to PI Vision migration tool is still in development for the upcoming release of PI Vision 2019 and is on track for Q2 2019. This tool will allow you to analyze your ProcessBook displays ahead of the migration to assess which displays are ready to migrate and which displays may need to be evaluated prior to migration.
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A utility to migrate ProcessBook displays to native PI Vision displays will be included in the upcoming release of PI Vision 2019 which is targeted for Q2 2019.