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# LM- Table widget

The Table widget displays only the latest data in a structured tabular format.

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## Set Up Tabel Widget

This setup ensures that all critical LM data is organized and accessible in an easy-to-read table format, directly on the device dashboard.

1. Access the Device Dashboard:\
   Navigate to the Device Page by selecting the specific LM device from the device list and clicking on its name.
2. Add a Table Widget:\
   Click the + Add Widget icon in the top-right corner of the device dashboard.
3. Select Table Widget:\
   From the widget options popup, choose the Table Widget.
4. Configure the Table Widget: Select Parameters: Choose the parameters to display in the table, such as temperature, battery level, motion tracking, or tamper status.
5. Save the Configuration:\
   Click Save to finalize and apply the table widget to the device dashboard.
6. Review and Adjust:\
   The table widget will now appear on the dashboard, displaying the selected parameters. To modify the settings, click the gear icon on the widget and update the configuration as needed.<br>

<figure><img src="/files/36WWg7KU4Y7LELSPkyx4" alt=""><figcaption><p>LM  Set-up Table widget</p></figcaption></figure>

## VST - Export Table Data

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1. Create and Configure the Table Widget:\
   Follow the steps to configure the Table Widget on the LM device dashboard.
2. Locate the Download Icon:\
   Once the table is displayed on the device dashboard, find the download icon in the top-right corner of the table widget.
3. Export the Data:\
   Click on the download icon to export the displayed data. The file will be downloaded in a standard format, such as CSV for further analysis.


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