Tables display a data set for a specific module. You can use tools, filters, and search options to get an overview of and manage the requested data. Follow the red markings to discover what are the individual elements for.
1) Search box enables you to search a table using keywords.
2) Clear all button can be used to untick all the filter boxes at once. This can be useful if you, for example, want to change settings for many filter at once.
3) Filter settings are here for you to decide which settings will be applied to selected filters.
If you click the three vertical dots icon a pop-up menu will appear, offering up to eight categories (Location, Device name, Alarm, Users, Cameras, Period, Value and Categories). You can select just one of them or more at the same time.
Also, you will find buttons Cancel and Save here.
You can change the order in which categories are displayed by clicking on a six-dot thumbnail opposite the category name and dragging the category where you want to place it.
At any time, you can ask for help (by clicking on the question mark icon in the lower-left corner) or close the pop-up window (by clicking the X mark in the upper right corner).
4) Filters in the side panel on the left serve to help you narrow down the choice of which data will be displayed. You can specify whether their view will be collapsed or expanded by clicking on a single filter.
5) The column heading in the table is used to make the content display as clear as possible and the data as accessible as possible. Each module has different names for column headings, depending on what data it displays.
6) Refresh events button you can use to get a view of the latest available data in a table.
7) Table settings button will give you access to table settings, so you can change and adapt them to your needs.
You can choose which columns to use, as well as just one or more of them simultaneously. The selected columns will be visible in the table, while the unmarked columns will remain hidden.
There are 12 categories at your disposal: Alarm, BUS, Camera, Condition, Controller, Created, Info, IP Address, Location, Peripheral Type, Peripheral and User.
In the lower-right corner are the Default and Save buttons. The Default will reset the settings, while Save stores the changes you made.
At any time, you can ask for help (by clicking on the question mark icon in the lower-left corner) or close the pop-up window (by clicking the X mark in the upper right corner).
How to narrow columns in a table
Each column can be expanded or narrowed to make the table as easy to use as possible.
1) There is a vertical line between the two columns. If you put a computer mouse cursor on it, it will change colour to orange. If you click it then, you will be able to narrow or expand by dragging it to the left or right.
Table alternative row color
The Alternating Row Color option is used to make it easier to view the table. It will display the rows in the table alternately in gray and white color.
To turn it on click Settings (large cog icon in the top right corner of the screen) and then Account (under Personal) from the menu on your left.
1) Enable table alternative row color - to activate this feature you need to tick the box next to it.
You need to confirm the change by pressing the Save button, which is located on the same page, bottom left.
