Searching for Sensor when setting up custom Home Tabs

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This question was originally posted on DCIM Support by Matthew Wren on 2018-08-29

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Hi All,

I would appreciate some help when setting up some device which have over 400 sensor points. I am trying to find all the sensor to group them into a logical order but when I use the Sensor Sensor search I can only search for 100 sensor.

As shown here, for this device it has over 400 sensor ports, and I can not search nor get to Voltage - String 1 Monoblock 4 as I can only find Monoblock 22 and 21, but can get 4 due to Data Centre Expert's chronological ordering.  The sensor does exist in the main console.

Thank You in advance

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[DCIM_Support]

This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by spezialist on 2018-08-29

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Dear Matthew Wren,

You are right, this is an old drawback of the Data Center Expert Web Client ☹️. Probably, a lot Feature requests has already been created in this regard.

Therefore, I recommend that you read the built-in Data Center Expert Web Client help about Search and Using Query Syntax ( http://_DCE_address/desktop/help/ and http://_DCE_address/desktop/help/#toc12 ) and thus narrow down the search range. Thus, the search result will give you no more than 100 results and you will be able to find the sensor you need.

In addition, as written in Release Notes DCE v7.5.0.pdf, remember:

I hope this helps you.

With respect.

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[DCIM_Support]

This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Cees de Vogel on 2018-08-29

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Hi Matthew,

Maybe this will help, you can also search by using AND or OR (capital letters), this will show a minimized list of sensors:

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[DCIM_Support]

This comment was originally posted on DCIM Support by spezialist on 2018-09-04

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Dear Matthew Wren,

Tell us, please, have you solved this question or not?

With respect.

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