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updated the documentation to include all these new options #344

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Jordi Sanfeliu 2021-09-24 10:22:13 +02:00
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@ -980,7 +980,7 @@ This graph helps to monitor up to three (so far) different sensors: temperatures
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This is a list of an unlimited number of groups to define the sensors to monitor. Each group is numbered starting from 0, and each one can hold up to 9 different entries separated by comma which corresponds to the names of the sensors present in your computer that you want to monitor. This module is capable to identify the type of the group by searching the substrings \fItemp\fP, \fIcpu\fP and \fIbat\fP, so it will put automatically the vertical label in the graph accordingly (\fICelsius\fP or \fIFahrenheit\fP, \fIHz\fP or \fICharge\fP respectively). Of course, it cannot supports mixed sensors in a same group. For example, if you need to monitor more than 9 temperature sensors just create a new group in \fBlist\fP.
This is a list of an unlimited number of groups to define the sensors to monitor. Each group is numbered starting from 0, and each one can hold up to 9 different entries separated by comma which corresponds to the names of the sensors present in your computer that you want to monitor. This module is capable to identify the type of the group by searching the substrings \fItemp\fP, \fIcpu\fP, \fIbat\fP, \fIpwr\fP, \fIfan\fP, \fIpct\fP and \fIbyt\fP, so it will put automatically the vertical label in the graph accordingly (\fICelsius\fP or \fIFahrenheit\fP, \fIHz\fP, \fICharge\fP, \fIWatts\fP, \fIRPM\fP, \fIPercent (%)\fP and \fIbytes\fP respectively). Of course, it cannot supports mixed sensors in a same group. For example, if you need to monitor more than 9 temperature sensors just create a new group in \fBlist\fP.
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An example would be:
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