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1. Go to the Filters tab on the settings panel of the Event viewer object (1).
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2. Set filter name in the Name field (2).

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    Filter1, Filter2, etc. are created. To add a new filter

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   select the end line in the list of filters and click the “down” key on the keyboard.

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   The created filters can be copied by selecting the filter name, using Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V

   
   

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   A blank filter (i.e. filter with blank columns) should be created in order to display all events for all objects in the system in the Event viewer. All events are also displayed in the Event viewer when there is no filter at all. If you delete all previously created filters, an empty filter will be left. When selected, it will display all events.

   
   

3. To set the background color that will be used by default for all filter events, click the Specify general background color (3) button and select the required color in the standard dialog box. The default background color is white.
4. To set the text color that will be used by default for all filter events, click the Specify general text color (4) button and select the required color in the standard dialog box. The default text color is black.
5. In the Computer dropdown drop-down list, select the Computer object under which the objects included in the filter are to be created (5). If filtering by computer is not required or the required object is created not under the Computer object, then the empty value is to be selected in this dropdown drop-down list.

6. In the drop-down list of the Type column in the Objects tab, select the type of an object for which the required event may be logged (6). If the field is empty, the Events viewer will display all the events for all the objects in the system.

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   Activation of To activate the drop-down list in the Objects tab and in the Areas list is made by LMC upon , left-click on the corresponding cell. Detailed description of actions with tabs and lists is in the Object settings panel.

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   A blank filter (i.e. filter with blank columns) is to be created in order to display all events for all objects in the system in the Event viewer. All events are also displayed in the Event viewer when there is no filter at all.

   
   

7. In the drop-down list of the Number column in the Objects tab, specify the ID for an object of the type selected in step 1 (7). If the field is empty, the interface Events viewer will log all the events of the specified type.
8. Object name isset automatically on the basis of the values selected in step 1-2 and displayed in the Number column of the Objects tab (8). You can not edit the Name column.
9. In the drop-down list of the Event column of the Objects tab, specify the required event for the selected object in step 1-2 (9). If the field is empty, the interface Events viewer will log all the events of the specified type.
10. To add one or more events from the same object, proceed as follows:
    1. Select a line in which at least the type of object has already been selected.
    2. Click the Add events button (10).
    3. In the window that opens, check the boxes next to the required events.
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    4. Click Click the OK button.
    5. As a result, rows corresponding to the selected events are added to the table. All event settings including colors and object type and ID etc. are copied from the original selected event.
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11. In the Areas table , select the region which object’s events are to be logged (11). If the objects are identified (see step 7) or no region is set, then the events are logged without object’s belonging to any region.

12. In the Color dropdown drop-down list , select the background color for the message about event in the Event viewer (12).

13. In the Text color dropdown drop-down list , select the text color of the event message in the Event Viewer (13).

14. Repeat steps 3-9 for all required objects and sections in the filter.

15. Repeat steps 2-10 for all required objects and regions.
16. Click the Apply button to save all the changes.

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