I had problems when defining the maximum value of the scale.
Ex: When defining in scales between 0 (min) and 5 (max), the values above the maximum were not visualized. And in my case, it was important, because they were data from the sensor indicating equipment malfunction. The sensor took readings of 10, 15… but they did not appear on the graph. Therefore, the suggestion would be that the scales be flexible, that is, for example, keep the scale between 0 (min) and 5 (max) when the readings are in this range, but allow the automatic change of the scale if the sensor sends data outside the min or max, returning to the standard scale if there are no “outliers”.
I had problems when defining the maximum value of the scale. Ex: When defining in scales between 0 (min) and 5 (max), the values above the maximum were not visualized. And in my case, it was important, because they were data from the sensor indicating equipment malfunction. The sensor took readings of 10, 15… but they did not appear on the graph. Therefore, the suggestion would be that the scales be flexible, that is, for example, keep the scale between 0 (min) and 5 (max) when the readings are in this range, but allow the automatic change of the scale if the sensor sends data outside the min or max, returning to the standard scale if there are no “outliers”.