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Monitor cameras

HOW-TO GUIDEWeb UI · EyesOnIt 6.1

Keep the cameras you need in view, check that video is being analyzed, and open a larger live view when something needs a closer look.

Web UI: select cameras, check their status, and open live video.

Open Monitor, then Camera scope. Select cameras or shared folders and choose Apply. For example, select the entrances for a shift handover or the cameras covering a work area.

Web UI Monitor showing two demonstration cameras with live video, monitoring status, frame rate, and resolution.
Web UI: Camera scope keeps the fleet focused on your current task. Enlarge image

Use the status filters to find cameras that are monitoring, paused, or need attention. The counts describe the cameras in your scope. Switch between Grid view for live images and List view for a compact status comparison.

Web UI Monitor list view comparing status, analyzed frame rate, and resolution for the two demonstration cameras.
Web UI: compare camera status and video details in List view. Enlarge image

Select a camera to see its details. Check the analyzed frame rate, resolution, and last-frame time alongside the live image. Open its live video for a larger view with detection annotations.

Web UI expanded live video of construction workers with EyesOnIt detection annotations.
Web UI: inspect the scene and detection overlays in the expanded live view. Enlarge image

Use View archive to review recorded video or Configure to adjust the camera. To investigate an alert, open Incidents.

Select the camera and choose Stop before a maintenance task. Choose Start to resume it, then check that the status returns to monitoring and the frame rate updates.

Play scope and Pause scope apply to the cameras in the current scope. Review the scope before using either control. Starting and stopping cameras requires the appropriate camera permissions.

If a source is offline or shows a blank live view, follow Troubleshoot EyesOnIt.

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