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Chapter 5 Monitoring the RFID System 101

▼ To Create and Use Alert Filters

1. From the RFID Management Console, choose Settings → Alert Filters.

A list of the existing filters appears. By default, there is only one filter, the “Last 24

hours” filter. The default state for this filter is OFF, which is indicated by the Status

icon, indicated by a red circle with an X.

2. Click Create New Filter.

3. Check the type of filter that you want to create.

■ To create a Date Range filter, follow these steps:

a. Type a name for the filter, and click Next.

b. Select Date Range and type the following properties values:

■ startDate

■ description

■ endDate

Type two different dates with the end date later than the start date. If you type

the same date, you will not view any alerts.

c. Click Save.

The new filter appears in the Alert Filters list.

Note – Only one filter is active at a time.

■ To create an Elapsed Time filter, follow these steps:

a. Type a name for the filter, and click Next.

a. Select Elapsed Time and type the following properties values:

■ elapsedTime – an integer that represents number of minutes

■ description – a unique name to described this filter

b. Click Save.

The new filter appears in the Alert Filters list.

4. To activate a filter, click the green check icon in the Actions column.

Activating a filter deactivates any previously active filter and activates the filter you

selected. Once you click the Activate icon, the Status column changes from a red X to

a green check icon.

5. To view the list of alerts as filtered by the active filter, click Check Alerts in the

Status area of the left menu.

The RFID Management Console uses the currently active filter to display the alerts.

6. To archive these alerts, click Archive All.

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