The Filters button can be used to filter the contents of a table. For example, to view only the devices in a particular location (in the "Devices" page), or only sources and destinations of a particular type (in the "Stream Routing" or "I/O Routing" pages).

Applying a Filter

1.    Click on the Filters button (1) and either:

  • Start typing into the search field (2) and then select a checkbox (3).

Apply Filter (by search)

  • Or, choose one of the 'Filter by' options (2) and then a checkbox (3).

Apply Filter (by type)

The first method is great if you know exactly what you are looking for, as the text entered is used to search across all filter types. The second method can be used to browse all of the available options for each type.

4.    Once an option is selected, the table updates to show the filtered results.

You can select more than one option if you wish.

Apply Multiple Filters (of the same type)

5.    Click anywhere outside of the 'Filter selection' window to close it and view the results.

The applied filter(s) are displayed beside the Filters button. In our example, for the two locations.

Filters applied

Combining Filters

Filters of different types can be combined by repeating the process to add another filter type. For example, to view all A__stage48 devices in the selected locations.

Apply Filter (by device type)

Editing & Clearing Filters

All existing filters are grouped by type and displayed beside the Filters button.

1.    Click on an existing filter to re-open the 'Filter selection' window. From here you can edit the filter selections for a particular type.

Edit Filter Selections

2.    Click on the X beside an existing filter to clear all filters of that type.

Clear Filters (by type)

3.    If more than one filter type is applied, then a master X appears. Click on this to clear all filters.

Clear All Filters

The view resets to show all of the devices known to HOME.  

More Examples

You can find more examples of how to use filters in the documentation for the "Devices" and "Stream Routing" pages.

The Filters button can be used to filter the contents of a table. For example, to view only the devices in a particular location (in the "Devices" page), or only sources and destinations of a particular type (in the "Stream Routing" page).