If you want to divide the received raw data by a certain value, enter the divisor here. If you use a scaling factor for such a channel, you notice the scaling in data graphs, but the channel value appears unmodified in data tables. Any applied lookup always uses the raw value as it is retrieved from the target device. If the channel uses lookups, the scaling factor does not modify the values that are defined in the lookups. Sensor Factory (you can use multiplication and division in the channel definition).Enter an integer.įor example, the following sensors provide the scaling factor for received values with custom units in their settings. Otherwise, use the default value 1 to not change the received value. If you want to multiply the received raw data by a certain value, enter the multiplier. This setting is only visible for channels with a custom unit. If you want to change the unit after sensor creation, you can change it in the sensor's channel settings. PRTG uses the unit string for display purposes and shows it in graphs, data tables, and gauges. This setting is only visible for custom sensors.Įnter the unit for the values that this sensor returns. For more information, see the Knowledge Base: What security features does PRTG include? If the name contains angle brackets ( ), PRTG replaces them with braces ( ) for security reasons.
You cannot edit the name for script sensors after sensor creation. You can automatically add the sensor's ID to the name by using the placeholder.
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