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# Viewing Station Presets
Set up presets on your Viewing Station
Presets let you switch between Verkada Viewing Station configurations so viewers see the pages that matter most when they need them.
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You need **Org Admin** permissions to claim and manage a Viewing Station.
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## Configuration
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.**
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**Select your viewing station, then on the right, click** :arrow-right:.
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**On the left, next to Presets, click** :plus:.
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If the sidebar is hidden, click 
next to the device name at the top left of the page.
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1. At the top, name the preset.
2. On the left, name the page, then configure its views, cameras, and tiles.
3. (Optional) Hover under the bottom center of the page and click :plus: to add additional pages. Then configure the views, cameras, and tiles for the pages as needed.
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## Manage presets
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{% tab title="Edit" %}
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.**
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**Select your viewing station, then on the right, click** :arrow-right:.
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**On the left, under Presets, select your preset.**
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If the sidebar is hidden, click next to the device name at the top left of the page.
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* Click :pen-line: next to the preset or page name to edit.
* At the top right, click **Manage Tiles** to edit the page configuration.
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{% tab title="Display" %}
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.**
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**Select your viewing station, then on the right, click** :arrow-right:.
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**On the left, under Presets, hover over the preset name, then click** 
.
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Only one preset can be displayed at a time.
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{% tab title="Duplicate" %}
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.**
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**Select your viewing station, then on the right, click** :arrow-right:.
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**On the left, under Presets, hover over your preset and select** :ellipsis: **> Duplicate.**
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{% tab title="Delete" %}
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.**
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**Select your viewing station, then on the right, click** :arrow-right:.
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**On the left, under Presets, hover over your preset and select** :ellipsis: **> Delete.**
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## Share presets across viewing stations
Set up one viewing station with the presets you want to share. Then copy that viewing station onto the destination viewing station.
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**In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Devices.**
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**Select your destination viewing station, then on the right, click** :arrow-right:.
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**In the top right, click Settings.**
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**Select Device > Copy Existing Viewing Station.**
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This is a one-time copy that replaces all configurations on the destination viewing station, including presets, with the configurations from the source viewing station. Updates to the source viewing station or its presets do not affect the copy.
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