C1624M-F (9/07) 151
4. Filtering by text is especially useful for locating manually added log entries when you know the word or phrase used to describe an
incident. To add text filters:
a. Click the “Query all text” check box to deselect it.
b. Enter the text you want to locate in your search.
5. Filtering by users is useful for investigating the activities of an individual user or users. To add user filters:
a. Click the “Query all users” check box to deselect it.
b. Click the check boxes beside the user names you want to include in your search.
6. Filtering by device type is useful for checking on the performance of a particular category of device, such as cameras or alarms. To add
device type filters:
a. Click the “Query all device types” check box to deselect it.
b. Click the check boxes beside the device types you want to include in your search.
7. Filtering by alarms is useful for checking the status of alarm-triggering events. By default, events triggered by all alarm types are included
in the log. To add specific alarm type filters:
a. Click the “Query all alarm types” check box to deselect it.
b. Click the check boxes beside the alarm types you want to include in your search. Options are available for input alarms, diagnostic
messages, and video motion alarms.
8. Filtering by device is useful for checking on the performance of a specific device.
a. To add device filters: in the Devices list, click the devices you want to add, and then click Add.
b. To remove device filters, reverse the process: in the Device Filter list, click the devices you want to remove, and then click Remove.
9. When you have finished modifying the filters, click OK to close log filters window.
10. Click Search Log.
