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90 Pelco Manual C690M-E (11/04)
3. Enter the search criteria, as described below.
Criterion Effect
Search Start (Date) (This is the date box above the Begin Search button.) All
searches start at the first data record in the file. However, if
the search takes too long, you can enter the date you want
the search for the transaction to begin. The search will begin
at 00:00:00 of this date. (This is not the date in the
transaction.)
You can click the arrows to move forward or backward one
day at a time. Or highlight the day, month, or year and type in
what you want, and press Enter. Then click Begin Search.
Click the Today button if you want the current date and it is
not displayed.
Device Name The program searches for the transactions on the specified
data device only. If you select “All Devices,” the search
includes all data devices.
Transaction Number The program searches for a particular transaction number.
Excludes any transaction that does not have this transaction
number. All digits must be entered to find a particular
transaction number, including preceding zeros.
Transaction Date The program searches within the transaction receipts for this
date (starting with the first data record in the file or at
00:00:00 of the date in the Search Start bar if you entered a
date there). The date you enter in this field is compared to
the transaction date rather than the DVR date. If you leave
any of the three entry boxes blank or enter a value outside
the range (for example, 15 for the month), the program
ignores everything as if you entered nothing in this field.
Transaction Time The program searches for transactions that occurred at the
specified time only. This is compared to the transaction time
rather than the DVR time. If you leave any of the three entry
boxes blank or enter a value outside the range (for example,
25 for the hour), the program ignores everything as if you
entered nothing in this field. Note that the program only finds
transactions
after the seconds you enter.
Transaction Item The search includes only transactions that contain the
specified text.
Line Item The search includes only transactions that contain the
specified text on the same line as the text defined in the
second Line Item and Value fields.
A line item search finds all transactions containing a
particular word. For example, a search for “Water” also finds
“Water Melon” (two words) but does not find “Watermelon”
(one word).
(
NOTE:
ATM transactions do not usually contain line items.
The program may display a “No data found” error message if
searching ATM transactions using line item.)
Line Item The search includes only transactions that contain the
specified text on the same line as the text defined in the first
Line Item and Value fields.