Creating And Printing Custom Activity Views; Creating A Custom Activity View; Removing A Custom Activity View - Schlage PIB300 User Manual

Monitoring Ongoing Activity

Creating and Printing Custom Activity Views

Creating a
Custom Activity
View
Removing a
Custom Activity
View
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The main Activity window lists all activity that occurs: every access from every
reader, every failed access, every user addition and enrollment, every alarm,
and so on. Sometimes its useful to see less than this. For example, if you
wanted to identify users who were having access problems, you might want to
see only the Identity Unknown and Access Denied messages (the messages
that can occur when someone enters a valid ID but then does not get a match
on the hand). Or if you want to identify who has come in the building, you
might want to see only Identity Verified messages and only for the readers that
controlled entrances to the building.
You can create (and print reports on) custom views for these or any other
subsets of activity, limiting the view to specific messages, dates, times, users,
and/or readers. To create a custom activity view:
1. Click the View menu, and click
Activity Filter. You see a list of any
custom activity views if you have
created any yet. This list looks like
this, but the filters listed will be
different.
2. Click the Add button to create
a new filter (that is, a set of
conditions that will filter out only
the information you want to see). This takes you to the first Activity Filter
screen (to change a filter you have already created, click the filter and then
click Edit).
3. Give the filter a name, associate an icon if you wish, and then go to each
tab where you want to include something less than all of the activity.
Each tab is initially set up to include all information; go to those where you
want to limit or filter out particular information. For example, if you only want
activity at certain readers, you would go to the Readers tab. If you only want
certain messages, go to the Messages tab. The options on these tabs are
explained, starting on page 107.
4. When you have entered all of the conditions needed, click the OK button at
the bottom of the window.
To start this process, you could also right click on the bar at the bottom of the
Activity window, and then pick Add New Filter....
This does not remove any activity from HandNet; it only removes the custom
view of the activity.
1. Click the View menu, and click Activity Filter. You will see a list of any
custom activity views you have created.
2. Click the view or filter to remove and click Delete.