Event List

By clicking on the icon in the toolbar, the Event List opens. The list is opened in a separate window.

The server selection shows the server for which the events are displayed. When you click on another server, its events are displayed.

The media channel to be displayed is selected in the same way. If no events exist on a server or in a selected media channel, you receive a corresponding message.

Existing events are shown in great detail in the overview with time and date, event name, stop time and the configured text.

When you open an event, you are also shown all further information about the event.

The alarms are also shown in the list. They are indicated with a different symbol.

Filter Events

The event filter dialog offers a number of options of filtering the events list according to specific criteria in the search for certain events:

Option	Description
Date/time	Filter according to date and time
Media channels	Filter according to media channels
Event types	Filter according to event types
Data filter	Filter according to data types
Advanced	Opens the standard filter dialog
Clear Filter	Delete filter
Apply filter	Add a filter
Activate filter	Activate or de-activate a filter

It applies to all filters, that they are only activated if you have clicked on the Activate filter button.

Data Filter

The Data Filter allows very intensive filtering.

Filter	Description
Not used	The data filter is not being used
Cash management	Opens the dialog for cash management
G-Core action filter	Opens the dialog for actions
ATM transactions	Opens a dialog for ATM search items
G-Core generic	G-Core specific items
Number plate recognition	Opens dialog for number plate recognition
Point of sales	Opens dialog for point of sales
SCS data filter [Supply Chain Security]	Opens the dialog for Supply Chain Security events

Advanced

The Filter dialog opens, which guides you through the search function (the search corresponds to the familiar search in G-View).

Event Count

Specification of the number of displayed events allows you to access the data more quickly, in some cases speeding up the search significantly. By default the event count is set to automatic.

If we assume that your application was created using the SDK, and you can expect an exact number of events, then you should enter this number here. This will greatly speed up the process of finding specific events.