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4. Select location filters:
a. Clear the “Show all locations” check box to deselect it and choose cameras from particular locations.
b. Navigate to the location by clicking the Plus sign (+) to expose lower levels of the hierarchy and the Minus sign (–) to hide lower
levels.
c. Click the location for which you would like to see cameras.
d. Click Add.
e. When you have finished adding locations, click OK.
f. To cancel the location filters you have added, click Cancel.
5. Select camera group filters:
a. Clear the “Show all camera groups” check box to deselect it and choose particular groups of cameras.
b. Click the camera group for which you would like to see cameras.
c. Click Add.
d. When you have finished adding camera groups, click OK. To cancel the camera group filters you have added, click Cancel.
Figure 20. Camera Filters Dialog Box
To remove all camera location and group filters:
1. In the Camera view of the Navigation pane, click the arrow next to the “Filters are on” option. Or in Explorer view, right-click the panel and
then select Modify Filters. The Camera Filters dialog box appears.
2. Click Clear All Filters.
To turn off the camera filters:
1. In the Camera view of the Navigation panel, click the arrow next to the Filters are on option. Or in Explorer view, right-click the Navigation
panel and then select Modify Filters. The Camera Filters dialog box appears.
2. Click the Use camera filters check box to deselect it and deactivate filtering.
NOTE: Turning off the filters does not remove them from the system. The filters will still be available if you want to activate them again in the
future; you may do so by reselecting the Use camera filters check box.
