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Performance Data Viewer

The ESP Performance viewer is the playback tool for the long-term data logs you configured in Performance Logger Settings. Access it from the ESP Performance item in the navigation sidebar.

ESP Performance data viewer — populated current and voltage trends

Reading the Viewer

Four regions, left → top → right:

# Region Purpose
1 Left controls Pick the Data Logger ID (recording), the Layout (2 Grid / 1 Grid / Full View), the Date filter, and the parameter set for 1st Graph / 2nd Graph.
2 Time controls Start / End define the visible window (End can be On going for a live recording); Time Interval is the chart's sampling interval (e.g. 10 minutes).
3 Graph 1 info card Reference values for graph 1 — signal type, phase selection, RMS / Max, Record Time, Start Time, and End Time of the rendered window.
4 Graph 2 info card Same per-graph metadata for graph 2. Both info cards stay in sync with the chart pan/zoom.

Selecting Display Parameters

Tap Displayed Parameters on either graph to open the parameter picker. Use the arrows to step through categories (Pump, Motor, Well, Power) and tap the signals you want to chart. The Pump category, for example, exposes Speed, TDH, Intake Pressure, Discharge Pressure, Differential Pressure, Specific Gravity, Flow Rate, Efficiency, Power, and Head.

Display parameter picker over historical performance graphs

The picker overlays the live graph area, so the operator can change plotted signals without losing the time cursor or the per-graph statistics on the right. Selected items are highlighted in blue; unselected items remain grey.

The picker dialog itself, zoomed:

Parameter picker dialog

Layout Selector

The layout selector switches between one and two stacked charts, or a full-screen view. The selector itself is shown below:

Layout selector — zoomed

The 2 Grid layout stacks two charts vertically so you can correlate two parameters against a shared time axis. The populated example below compares phase current against phase voltage over the same one-day recording window:

Two-grid layout

The same layout broken into its working zones:

Left controls (logger / layout / date / parameters / Close):

Left controls column

Top time controls (Start / End / Time Interval):

Top time bar

Graph 1 (top chart) and Graph 2 (bottom chart):

Graph 1 Graph 2

Right info column (Graph 1 + Graph 2 info cards):

Right info column

Per-Graph Info Panel

Each chart has its own info card on the right that reports:

  • Voltage / Phase / RMS / Max reference row
  • Record Time (duration covered)
  • Start Time and End Time of the currently rendered window

This makes it easy to confirm you're looking at the correct window when comparing historical events.