One direct path from the machine to the chart.

Every message carries the identity of the device that sent it, and results calculated at the machine are numbered consecutively — so a gap is visible instead of hidden.

Each large data stream is processed separately, so one slow stream cannot hold up another. A regular status report shows delay, throughput and losses — before anyone opens a chart.

Continuous load

Long-run tested, no losses

Toleron keeps data at several levels of detail and picks the right one automatically, so a chart over a whole year loads quickly — and short peaks stay visible instead of being averaged away. That makes a long-term chart a tool for finding a brief event, not just a pretty picture. How long each level is kept is up to you.

Manual and automatic recordings work the same way.

• Recordings never lose data silently. If a recording hits a limit, it is marked truncated and the reason is shown — it never looks complete when it is not.
• A recording only counts as complete once all of its data has arrived, and an interrupted save can be retried.
• Tools: zoomable charts per value, CSV export, ZIP export of up to 50 recordings at once, bulk delete with progress display.