Ubiquiti UVC-G3, User Manual

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Chapter 2: Cameras UniFi Video User Guide
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Live Feed Click
LIVE FEED
to view a live feed of the
selected camera.
Camera Details Window
Click a camera to view the details window and display its
IP Address , MAC Address , Model Name , Uptime , Connected
Time , Last Motion At , and Status . To select more than one
camera, click the checkbox next to each camera. To select
a range of cameras, press and hold
Shift , and then click the
first and last cameras in the range.
Note: To select a camera, do not click the Host
column (doing so brings up the camera’s web UI,
described in
“Camera Window” on page 10 ).
The Camera Details window also has four clickable tabs:
Video , Recording , Stats , and Manage .
IP Address Displays the local IP address of the camera.
MAC Address Displays the MAC (Media Access Control)
Address of the camera. Each camera has its own unique
hardware address.
Firmware Displays the version of the firmware currently
installed on the camera.
Model Name Displays the model name of the camera.
Uptime Displays the amount of time that a camera has
been running without interruption or since last reboot.
Connected Time Displays the amount of the time the
camera has been connected.
Last Motion At Displays the last date and time that
motion was detected by the camera you are currently
viewing.
Status Displays the current status of the camera.
Indicators are Connected, Disconnected, or Rebooting .
Reboot (Functional for administrators only.) Click
Reboot to reboot the camera. The camera’s status
will temporarily change from Connected to Rebooting ,
and then Disconnected before coming back online as
Connected . Rebooting a camera will also reset the Uptime
and Connected Time fields in the details window.
Hide Details Click to hide the camera details. Click it
again to reveal the camera details.
Exit Camera Detail Click to close and exit the Camera
Details window.
Live Stream Click the image thumbnail in the upper-right
corner to display the live stream window of the selected
camera.
Live Stream Window
The Live Stream window above has a menu bar in the
upper right corner that allows you to view the camera
feed in
Full Screen , adjust the Image Settings , change the
Camera Resolution , and adjust the volume controls for
audio input and output.
Full Screen Click to view the live stream window in
full screen. Press esc on your keyboard to exit full screen
mode and return to the window view.
Image Settings Click to view the imaging drop-down
menu that allows you to change the live view image
settings for each of the following:
•
Brightness
Adjust the brightness of
the live view image by dragging the
slider control to the left or right.
• Contrast Adjust the contrast of the
live view image by dragging the slider
control to the left or right.
• Hue Adjust the hue of the live view
image by dragging the slider control
to the left or right.
• Saturation Adjust the saturation of
the live view image by dragging the
slider control to the left or right.
• Denoise Adjust the noise level of the live view image
by dragging the slider control to the left or right.
• Sharpness Adjust the sharpness of the live view image
by dragging the slider control to the left or right.
• WDR Adjust the WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) sensitivity
of the live view image by dragging the slider control
to the left or right. WDR helps create better image and
video detail in frames that contain both light and dark
areas that would otherwise be over- or underexposed.