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5.4.2.4 Filters
The Filters section shows the structure of the current filter.
Filters
Language
English
Edit
Selector
Interface
ID=0
Device
Address=00:0?
Resource
Name=*2*
Type=analog
A filter is applied hierarchically to the network configuration. The purpose of the filter is to make a single, smaller selection from a
specific configuration.
This is done by defining rules for the properties of interfaces, devices and resources. Since some of these properties refer to the
translated names of resources, the Language the filter must use in selecting resources must be specified.
To edit the filter, click the Modify button. A window similar to this one will open:
Filters
Filters
Selector
Interface ID="0"
Device Address="00:0?"
Resource Name="*2*" Type="analog"
Save
Cancel
The filter can be modified from this window. The selection and rule hierarchy is shown on the left. The icons beside each line have
the following meanings:
TelevisGo
Example of filter
This filter selects all analogue resources with a "2" (* is a jolly
character) in their Italian name and belonging to devices with
addresses from 00:00 to 00:09 (? is a jolly character), and which
are part of the interface with ID 0.
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