You can define various filters in the tile view and in the dashboard view.

  • The time filter defines the time range for which the data is displayed.

    You can set the time filter in the dashboard view or in the tile view. If you set the time filter in a tile, it is applied to the entire dashboard, including the other tiles. See Setting a time filter.

  • With the zoom filter, you can display a displayed area in time-based diagrams step by step in ever higher resolution.

    The zoom filter appears as an additional filter in the dashboard, displays the interactively selected time range and allows you to jump back and forth within this range in equal zoom steps, see Using zoom filters.

  • The work shift filter is an additional time filter. For each dashboard, you can add a work shift filter that shows or hides the selected time ranges. Starting from the current work shift, you can apply the defined shifts directly to all dashboards as visual filters. Like all filters, the work shift filter also goes back from the current time by the respective time range. This filter does not act as a zoom filter on graphs of line or scatter charts.

    See Setting a work shift filter.

  • Further filter options are possible depending on the tile type:

    Filtering DAT files

    Using the DAT file event filter

    Using class filters

    Using the circle segment filter

    Using bar filters

    Filtering time periods

You can set several filters at the same time. All set filter options are applied simultaneously (AND-link) and shown in filter fields via the dashboard.

If the width of the browser is not sufficient to display all currently configured filters, these filters are grouped together under a filter icon. Tapping on the filter icon displays the configured dashboard filters together.