> ## Documentation Index
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# LED

The LED Panel is a highly intuitive way to visualize the current state (Active/Inactive) of devices or components. Each "LED" represents a field, allowing real-time monitoring of multiple devices or parameters.

**Use Cases:**

* Display whether a device or component is online (active) or offline (inactive).
* Indicate the status of sensors, machines, or other equipment.

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## Add LED Panel

<Steps>
  <Step title="Navigate to Dashboards">
    Go to the **Dashboards** tab, select the desired dashboard, and click on the **+ Panel** button to create a new panel.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Select LED Panel">
    Choose **LED Panel** from the list of available panels.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Configure General Settings">
    You will be presented with options to configure:

    * **Title**: Add a descriptive title for the panel.
    * **Stream**: Select the data stream to visualize.
    * **Fields**: Choose the fields or columns to represent as LED indicators.\
      For example, the LED will be green for states such as `'true'`, `1`, or `'on'`.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Customize View Settings">
    Switch to the **View** tab to adjust the visual appearance of the panel:

    * **Active State Color**: Choose a color for the active state (e.g., green for "on").
    * **Inactive State Color**: Choose a color for the inactive state (e.g., red for "off").
    * **Add Custom States**: Add specific states that define active or inactive conditions.
    * **LED Size**: Adjust the size of the LED indicators for better visualization.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Submit the Panel">
    After completing the configurations and customizations, click **Submit** to add the LED Panel to the dashboard.
  </Step>
</Steps>