Issue of flash recovery area

Hi all
I configured the size of area of flash recovery at 10 GB, at some point, I want to know how much recovery flash greatness of space is used and how it's free. I can get this information by using OEM data control or grid control home page, but I want to get this information with using OEM. Can someone help me get this information.
DB version: 10.2.0.1

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