What are Widgets?
A widget displays sensor data of the hardware components inside your case.
It can read values such as temperatures, usage, clock speed or voltages. Depending on the data sources you have installed on your PC you can choose from a varity of data.
Default settings
There are 3 default widgets that get displayed once you open the application for the first time. We have already prepared these widgets for you so you can start using the app right away.
You can see the data displayed from your CPU, GPU and RAM.
Enable Editmode
Configurations of your MoBro App can be made by entering the Editmode via the settings icon on the bottom right corner.
Add a new Widget
Once the settings mode is applied you can customize your application. You can either add new individual widgets or add a new group.
Choose Hardware Type
First you have to choose to add a new widget.
This widget needs to be configurated before you can display any data.
After picking the hardware type you can choose data from different sensors of that category that you want to have displayed.
Configurate your widget
Now it's time to choose the name and size of your widget.
As seen on the picture you can choose a name and the size of your widget on the top.
The tabs allow you to pick data from any of the data sources available on your system.
On the left you can choose which of the sensors you want to have displayed and how the value should appear (the value itself as numer, a donut represention or a history chart).
This enables you to display data from different data sources in one single widget.
Edit existing widget
Each widget can be edited or deleted individually by pressing the three white dots. How to edit a widget you can see above.
And one more thing
The position of widgets can be changed by clicking on the left or right arrow on top of each one.
