Flexi partition view

Hi Todd

You can display only a group of channels my using View Channels Flexi. To do this make your group however you see fit, now use the command line [Group] [number] [Flexi] (hold down the flexi key and then press){view channels}.

You’ve now told this display which channels to display and you now need to just go to this flexi state. To do this you could just keep pressing [Flexi] until it’s says “View channels” in the top right corner of your channels display or you could again press and hold down [flexi] and press {view channels} softkey to get there a little quicker, but I’m sure you knew this bit already.

Hope this helps a little.

Hi Todd

You can display only a group of channels my using View Channels Flexi. To do this make your group however you see fit, now use the command line [Group] [number] [Flexi] (hold down the flexi key and then press){view channels}.

You’ve now told this display which channels to display and you now need to just go to this flexi state. To do this you could just keep pressing [Flexi] until it’s says “View channels” in the top right corner of your channels display or you could again press and hold down [flexi] and press {view channels} softkey to get there a little quicker, but I’m sure you knew this bit already.

Hope this helps a little.

Hey guys... there is another way to do this as well.  On the second page of the flexi softkeys, there is also a button that calls flexi states based on your current partition.  So, you can call that partitioned flexi mode, and then use the regular flexi softkeys, which will only display channels within your partition.

Hope that helps!!

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Guess maybe we should put that under Eos fun facts too.  It's one of those things that's easy to miss.

:-)

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Anne and all-

Thanks for the info- I figured there was a way to do it already but I couldn't find it.

-Todd

Gotta love a good forums search!

Working in my first multi console partition environment and really wanted that optional flexi view.