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Techsupport at 19:26, 12 June 2025

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	5. Under the configuration section of the side panel here are what the options do. “Screenshot” will take a screenshot of the currently selected camera. “Fit Screen” will adjust the aspect ration to fit the screen. “Image Rotation” under the image section allows you to rotate 180 degrees or leave it as normal. “Wide Dynamic Range” allows you to enable or disable WDR as well as adjust how much. Under the “Streaming” section you can flip between main and sub stream. Then under the information section, you can rename the camera under the “Channel Name” section, it also displays the current IP address. Under the “Status Bar” section you can choose whether the channel name is display in the bottom right of the camera view.		5. Under the configuration section of the side panel here are what the options do. “Screenshot” will take a screenshot of the currently selected camera. “Fit Screen” will adjust the aspect ration to fit the screen. “Image Rotation” under the image section allows you to rotate 180 degrees or leave it as normal. “Wide Dynamic Range” allows you to enable or disable WDR as well as adjust how much. Under the “Streaming” section you can flip between main and sub stream. Then under the information section, you can rename the camera under the “Channel Name” section, it also displays the current IP address. Under the “Status Bar” section you can choose whether the channel name is display in the bottom right of the camera view.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png~~\|1000px~~\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png]]

	6. Next we will be looking at the playback function. As a reminder the playback button is labelled as c. on the navigation bar. The first step will be to select the camera you want to do playback on, then click the playback button. This will bring the playback section up. Down in the bottom right it will give you a key to understand the colors on the playback bar. Light blue being your general recording, yellow for vehicles, sky blue for humans then a dark blue for “others”. You can start the playback by clicking on the timeline, use the pause button in the bottom left to pause the playback. You then have buttons to jump back 10 seconds, or jump forward 10 seconds. You can use the calendar in the bottom middle to choose the date of the playback, then to the right you have the exclamation button which will display only the events, click it again to go back to the timeline, the camera button will take a snapshot of what you are watching, then the speaker button will enable audio if the camera is recording audio, clicking it again will mute, and lastly the button in the bottom right will switch to full screen. This concludes how to use live view and playback in LumiCloud.		6. Next we will be looking at the playback function. As a reminder the playback button is labelled as c. on the navigation bar. The first step will be to select the camera you want to do playback on, then click the playback button. This will bring the playback section up. Down in the bottom right it will give you a key to understand the colors on the playback bar. Light blue being your general recording, yellow for vehicles, sky blue for humans then a dark blue for “others”. You can start the playback by clicking on the timeline, use the pause button in the bottom left to pause the playback. You then have buttons to jump back 10 seconds, or jump forward 10 seconds. You can use the calendar in the bottom middle to choose the date of the playback, then to the right you have the exclamation button which will display only the events, click it again to go back to the timeline, the camera button will take a snapshot of what you are watching, then the speaker button will enable audio if the camera is recording audio, clicking it again will mute, and lastly the button in the bottom right will switch to full screen. This concludes how to use live view and playback in LumiCloud.

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Techsupport at 19:25, 12 June 2025

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	g. “View Management” This button allows you to create views to make it easy to view specific cameras. When clicking this button, the view it will save is the view you are live viewing at the time, so the first thing you want to do is in the live view create the view you like, then click on view management. Once inside this screen, you can click the (+) button to add the view at which time you will give it a name, and then click save to save the view. You can also delete existing views as well as change the order of the views.		g. “View Management” This button allows you to create views to make it easy to view specific cameras. When clicking this button, the view it will save is the view you are live viewing at the time, so the first thing you want to do is in the live view create the view you like, then click on view management. Once inside this screen, you can click the (+) button to add the view at which time you will give it a name, and then click save to save the view. You can also delete existing views as well as change the order of the views.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png~~\|1000px~~\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png]]

	h. “Fill Light” This button will enable or disable the fill light on the solar trailer.</br>		h. “Fill Light” This button will enable or disable the fill light on the solar trailer.</br>

Techsupport at 19:25, 12 June 2025

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	d. “Share Video” This button allows you to send the video that you are viewing to other people via email. The options you have once you click the button are “Recipients To” this would be the email address of the recipient(s) you want to send it to. “Link expires in” would be how long the link remains live. Viewing duration would be the length of the video from the present time. “Message” would be if you would like to include a message to the recipients.		d. “Share Video” This button allows you to send the video that you are viewing to other people via email. The options you have once you click the button are “Recipients To” this would be the email address of the recipient(s) you want to send it to. “Link expires in” would be how long the link remains live. Viewing duration would be the length of the video from the present time. “Message” would be if you would like to include a message to the recipients.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png~~\|1000px~~\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png]]

	e. “Show PTZ” If you are viewing a PTZ camera, clicking this button will bring up the PTZ controls which you can use to control the PTZ, the zoom as well as adding presets or tours.		e. “Show PTZ” If you are viewing a PTZ camera, clicking this button will bring up the PTZ controls which you can use to control the PTZ, the zoom as well as adding presets or tours.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png~~\|1000px~~\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png]]

	f. These are the already created “views”. The view listed as default would be the view that automatically pulls up.</br>		f. These are the already created “views”. The view listed as default would be the view that automatically pulls up.</br>

Techsupport at 19:24, 12 June 2025

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	=<div class="center">~~LumiGuardian -~~ How to View Playback and Live View in the End User Portal</div>=		=<div class="center">How to View Playback and Live View in the End User Portal</div>=

	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
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	1. Today we will be learning how to view live view as well as playback through the LumiCloud End user portal. To do this, the first thing you will want to do is log into the LumiCloud portal. Once logged in, you will want to click on the “Video” option on the left.		1. Today we will be learning how to view live view as well as playback through the LumiCloud End user portal. To do this, the first thing you will want to do is log into the LumiCloud portal. Once logged in, you will want to click on the “Video” option on the left.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback1.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback1.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback1.png]]

	2. Once on the video page, you will see the live view page. To the left of the live view windows, you will see your sites, and then if you expand your site, you will see your devices, and then if you expand the device, you will see your cameras. There are a few ways to view your cameras. The first way would be to drag and drop the channel you want to view into one of the available live view windows. The next would be to select a live view window, then you can double click on the channel and it will fill into the selected window you chose. The last would be if you want to view all of the channels, to do this you will notice a little play button with lines to the right of the device (highlighted with an arrow in the picture), if you click on that, it will auto populate all of the channels into the live view.		2. Once on the video page, you will see the live view page. To the left of the live view windows, you will see your sites, and then if you expand your site, you will see your devices, and then if you expand the device, you will see your cameras. There are a few ways to view your cameras. The first way would be to drag and drop the channel you want to view into one of the available live view windows. The next would be to select a live view window, then you can double click on the channel and it will fill into the selected window you chose. The last would be if you want to view all of the channels, to do this you will notice a little play button with lines to the right of the device (highlighted with an arrow in the picture), if you click on that, it will auto populate all of the channels into the live view.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback2.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback2.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback2.png]]

	3. Navigation bar at the bottom.		3. Navigation bar at the bottom.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback4.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback4.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback4.png]]

	a. This button will hide/show the device list to the left of the live view screen.</br>		a. This button will hide/show the device list to the left of the live view screen.</br>
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	d. “Share Video” This button allows you to send the video that you are viewing to other people via email. The options you have once you click the button are “Recipients To” this would be the email address of the recipient(s) you want to send it to. “Link expires in” would be how long the link remains live. Viewing duration would be the length of the video from the present time. “Message” would be if you would like to include a message to the recipients.		d. “Share Video” This button allows you to send the video that you are viewing to other people via email. The options you have once you click the button are “Recipients To” this would be the email address of the recipient(s) you want to send it to. “Link expires in” would be how long the link remains live. Viewing duration would be the length of the video from the present time. “Message” would be if you would like to include a message to the recipients.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png]]

	e. “Show PTZ” If you are viewing a PTZ camera, clicking this button will bring up the PTZ controls which you can use to control the PTZ, the zoom as well as adding presets or tours.		e. “Show PTZ” If you are viewing a PTZ camera, clicking this button will bring up the PTZ controls which you can use to control the PTZ, the zoom as well as adding presets or tours.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png]]

	f. These are the already created “views”. The view listed as default would be the view that automatically pulls up.</br>		f. These are the already created “views”. The view listed as default would be the view that automatically pulls up.</br>
	g. “View Management” This button allows you to create views to make it easy to view specific cameras. When clicking this button, the view it will save is the view you are live viewing at the time, so the first thing you want to do is in the live view create the view you like, then click on view management. Once inside this screen, you can click the (+) button to add the view at which time you will give it a name, and then click save to save the view. You can also delete existing views as well as change the order of the views.		g. “View Management” This button allows you to create views to make it easy to view specific cameras. When clicking this button, the view it will save is the view you are live viewing at the time, so the first thing you want to do is in the live view create the view you like, then click on view management. Once inside this screen, you can click the (+) button to add the view at which time you will give it a name, and then click save to save the view. You can also delete existing views as well as change the order of the views.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png]]

	h. “Fill Light” This button will enable or disable the fill light on the solar trailer.</br>		h. “Fill Light” This button will enable or disable the fill light on the solar trailer.</br>
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	4. Next if you hover over one of the cameras on live view, you will see 2 options. The first is the trash bin icon which will remove the camera from the live view. The next is the circle with 3 dots which will cause another menu to pop up with some additional options.		4. Next if you hover over one of the cameras on live view, you will see 2 options. The first is the trash bin icon which will remove the camera from the live view. The next is the circle with 3 dots which will cause another menu to pop up with some additional options.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback8.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback8.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback8.png]]

	5. Under the configuration section of the side panel here are what the options do. “Screenshot” will take a screenshot of the currently selected camera. “Fit Screen” will adjust the aspect ration to fit the screen. “Image Rotation” under the image section allows you to rotate 180 degrees or leave it as normal. “Wide Dynamic Range” allows you to enable or disable WDR as well as adjust how much. Under the “Streaming” section you can flip between main and sub stream. Then under the information section, you can rename the camera under the “Channel Name” section, it also displays the current IP address. Under the “Status Bar” section you can choose whether the channel name is display in the bottom right of the camera view.		5. Under the configuration section of the side panel here are what the options do. “Screenshot” will take a screenshot of the currently selected camera. “Fit Screen” will adjust the aspect ration to fit the screen. “Image Rotation” under the image section allows you to rotate 180 degrees or leave it as normal. “Wide Dynamic Range” allows you to enable or disable WDR as well as adjust how much. Under the “Streaming” section you can flip between main and sub stream. Then under the information section, you can rename the camera under the “Channel Name” section, it also displays the current IP address. Under the “Status Bar” section you can choose whether the channel name is display in the bottom right of the camera view.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png]]

	6. Next we will be looking at the playback function. As a reminder the playback button is labelled as c. on the navigation bar. The first step will be to select the camera you want to do playback on, then click the playback button. This will bring the playback section up. Down in the bottom right it will give you a key to understand the colors on the playback bar. Light blue being your general recording, yellow for vehicles, sky blue for humans then a dark blue for “others”. You can start the playback by clicking on the timeline, use the pause button in the bottom left to pause the playback. You then have buttons to jump back 10 seconds, or jump forward 10 seconds. You can use the calendar in the bottom middle to choose the date of the playback, then to the right you have the exclamation button which will display only the events, click it again to go back to the timeline, the camera button will take a snapshot of what you are watching, then the speaker button will enable audio if the camera is recording audio, clicking it again will mute, and lastly the button in the bottom right will switch to full screen. This concludes how to use live view and playback in LumiCloud.		6. Next we will be looking at the playback function. As a reminder the playback button is labelled as c. on the navigation bar. The first step will be to select the camera you want to do playback on, then click the playback button. This will bring the playback section up. Down in the bottom right it will give you a key to understand the colors on the playback bar. Light blue being your general recording, yellow for vehicles, sky blue for humans then a dark blue for “others”. You can start the playback by clicking on the timeline, use the pause button in the bottom left to pause the playback. You then have buttons to jump back 10 seconds, or jump forward 10 seconds. You can use the calendar in the bottom middle to choose the date of the playback, then to the right you have the exclamation button which will display only the events, click it again to go back to the timeline, the camera button will take a snapshot of what you are watching, then the speaker button will enable audio if the camera is recording audio, clicking it again will mute, and lastly the button in the bottom right will switch to full screen. This concludes how to use live view and playback in LumiCloud.

	[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback10.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback10.png\|1000px\|link=Lumicloud_Liveplayback10.png]]

Techsupport at 17:06, 27 May 2025

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	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==

Techsupport at 17:01, 27 May 2025

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	=<div class="center">How to ~~Use~~ the End User Portal ~~Dashboard~~</div>=		=<div class="center">How to View Playback and Live View in the End User Portal</div>=

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	==Video Guide==		==Video Guide==
	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~WShiUGBUPVw~~&ab_channel=LuminysSystemsCorporation</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLKzGsQ5KPc&ab_channel=LuminysSystemsCorporation</youtube>

	==Steps==		==Steps==
	Today we will be learning how to ~~use the Dashboard located in~~ the End ~~User Portal~~. ~~The~~ first ~~step would be~~ to log into ~~your user~~ portal, ~~and then make sure~~ you ~~are selected~~ on the ~~dashboard~~ option on the left~~. Also of note as you can see in the picture, you can switch between your device types and each device type has its own dashboard. For this demo we will be focusing on the Solar Trailer Dashboard~~.		1. Today we will be learning how to view live view as well as playback through the LumiCloud End user portal. To do this, the first thing you will want to do is log into the LumiCloud portal. Once logged in, you will want to click on the “Video” option on the left.

	[[File:~~Lumicloud_Dashboard1~~.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback1.png]]

	~~For~~ the next ~~sections~~, I will ~~break down what each section is used for~~.		2. Once on the video page, you will see the live view page. To the left of the live view windows, you will see your sites, and then if you expand your site, you will see your devices, and then if you expand the device, you will see your cameras. There are a few ways to view your cameras. The first way would be to drag and drop the channel you want to view into one of the available live view windows. The next would be to select a live view window, then you can double click on the channel and it will fill into the selected window you chose. The last would be if you want to view all of the channels, to do this you will notice a little play button with lines to the right of the device (highlighted with an arrow in the picture), if you click on that, it will auto populate all of the channels into the live view.

	[[File:~~Lumicloud_Dashboard2~~.png]]		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback2.png]]

	1. ~~This section lists~~ the ~~total number of sites you have added into your LumiCloud (This would be the number of locations)~~		3. Navigation bar at the bottom.

	~~2a. The device box lists the total number of devices that have been added to the account~~.		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback4.png]]

	2b. ~~For~~ this ~~smaller box,~~ the ~~bottom number indicates~~ the ~~total number~~ of ~~devices on~~ the ~~account, and~~ the ~~top number indicates~~ the ~~total number~~ of ~~online devices~~.		a. This button will hide/show the device list to the left of the live view screen.</br>
			b. “View Layout” This button allows you to change how many views you have in your live view layout. (1, 4, 6, 9, 16, 25)</br>
			c. “Playback” Clicking this button will take you to playback for the selected camera. (This will be discussed later in the document)</br>
			d. “Share Video” This button allows you to send the video that you are viewing to other people via email. The options you have once you click the button are “Recipients To” this would be the email address of the recipient(s) you want to send it to. “Link expires in” would be how long the link remains live. Viewing duration would be the length of the video from the present time. “Message” would be if you would like to include a message to the recipients.

	3. This section covers your license information, the first part lists the number of authorized devices added. The “Activated” number indicates the number of licenses currently activated. “Allocatable” Indicates how many licenses are available to allocate. Then “Expired” indicates the total number of expired licenses.		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback5.png]]

	4. ~~This section covers~~ the ~~battery charge status like it indicates. You~~ can use ~~the drop down to change between the devices you have added~~ to ~~see their charge status. In the middle we can see that~~ the ~~current charge is 100% and then just above~~, ~~you can see the charging power that is being provided from~~ the ~~solar panels~~.		e. “Show PTZ” If you are viewing a PTZ camera, clicking this button will bring up the PTZ controls which you can use to control the PTZ, the zoom as well as adding presets or tours.

	5. This section covers the batter usage over the last 24 hours in graph form. The green bars indicate the battery percentage, and the yellow line indicates the generating power in watts. You can also click the drop down to change the device you are looking at.		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback6.png]]

	~~[[File:Lumicloud_Dashboard3~~.~~png]]~~		f. These are the already created “views”. The view listed as default would be the view that automatically pulls up.</br>
			g. “View Management” This button allows you to create views to make it easy to view specific cameras. When clicking this button, the view it will save is the view you are live viewing at the time, so the first thing you want to do is in the live view create the view you like, then click on view management. Once inside this screen, you can click the (+) button to add the view at which time you will give it a name, and then click save to save the view. You can also delete existing views as well as change the order of the views.

	6. In this section titled “Today’s Distribution” it displays the human and vehicles detections in graph form that occurred today. You can also click the drop down to filter to human only, vehicle only or both.		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback7.png]]

	7. In the ~~section titled “Device Health Monitor”, this shows information about related~~ to the ~~health~~ of ~~different devices~~ on the ~~account~~. ~~It will list healthy if there are no issues~~. ~~It shows how many devices are abnormally offline~~, ~~how many~~ are ~~reaching their 4G data limit, how many have~~ a ~~low battery percentage as well as how many devices have had their GPS locations moved~~. ~~BY default it shows~~ the ~~last hour but~~ you ~~can change~~ between ~~last 24 hours, last 7 days~~ and ~~last 30 days from~~ the ~~drop down~~.		h. “Fill Light” This button will enable or disable the fill light on the solar trailer.</br>
			i. “Flashing Light” This button will enable or disable the red/blue flashing lights on the solar trailer.</br>
			j. “Speaker” This button will allow you to use the microphone on the computer you are using to talk out of the speakers located on the solar trailer.</br>
			k. “Zoom” This button allows you to use digital zoom. After clicking on this button, the camera you are selected on will display a digital zoom (+) and (-) that will allow you to zoom in and out and then you can use your mouse to move around. To stop using digital zoom, click the button again.</br>
			l. “HD/SD” This button allows you to switch between main stream and sub stream.</br>
			m. “Screenshot” Clicking this button will take a snapshot of the camera you are selected on.</br>
			n. “Full Screen” Clicking this button will cause the live view window to maximize to full screen.

	~~[[File:Lumicloud_Dashboard4~~.~~png]]~~		4. Next if you hover over one of the cameras on live view, you will see 2 options. The first is the trash bin icon which will remove the camera from the live view. The next is the circle with 3 dots which will cause another menu to pop up with some additional options.

	~~8. In this section you will see a circle graph related to event types showing the amount of humans and vehicles detected today~~.		[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback8.png]]

	9. ~~In this~~ section ~~shows~~ a ~~bar graph related~~ to the ~~same information~~. ~~You can also use~~ the ~~filter options above these graphs~~ to ~~switch~~ between ~~Today~~, ~~Yesterday~~, ~~Last week or~~ you can ~~specify~~ the ~~date~~ you want ~~using~~ the ~~calendar~~. You can ~~also filter~~ by ~~site~~, ~~device~~ or ~~event type~~.		5. Under the configuration section of the side panel here are what the options do. “Screenshot” will take a screenshot of the currently selected camera. “Fit Screen” will adjust the aspect ration to fit the screen. “Image Rotation” under the image section allows you to rotate 180 degrees or leave it as normal. “Wide Dynamic Range” allows you to enable or disable WDR as well as adjust how much. Under the “Streaming” section you can flip between main and sub stream. Then under the information section, you can rename the camera under the “Channel Name” section, it also displays the current IP address. Under the “Status Bar” section you can choose whether the channel name is display in the bottom right of the camera view.

			[[File:Lumicloud_Liveplayback9.png]]

			6. Next we will be looking at the playback function. As a reminder the playback button is labelled as c. on the navigation bar. The first step will be to select the camera you want to do playback on, then click the playback button. This will bring the playback section up. Down in the bottom right it will give you a key to understand the colors on the playback bar. Light blue being your general recording, yellow for vehicles, sky blue for humans then a dark blue for “others”. You can start the playback by clicking on the timeline, use the pause button in the bottom left to pause the playback. You then have buttons to jump back 10 seconds, or jump forward 10 seconds. You can use the calendar in the bottom middle to choose the date of the playback, then to the right you have the exclamation button which will display only the events, click it again to go back to the timeline, the camera button will take a snapshot of what you are watching, then the speaker button will enable audio if the camera is recording audio, clicking it again will mute, and lastly the button in the bottom right will switch to full screen. This concludes how to use live view and playback in LumiCloud.

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=<div class="center">How to Use the End User Portal Dashboard</div>=

==Prerequisites==
* LumiCloud account
* Devices added to LumiCloud

==Video Guide==
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WShiUGBUPVw&ab_channel=LuminysSystemsCorporation</youtube>

==Steps==
Today we will be learning how to use the Dashboard located in the End User Portal. The first step would be to log into your user portal, and then make sure you are selected on the dashboard option on the left. Also of note as you can see in the picture, you can switch between your device types and each device type has its own dashboard. For this demo we will be focusing on the Solar Trailer Dashboard.

[[File:Lumicloud_Dashboard1.png]]

For the next sections, I will break down what each section is used for.

[[File:Lumicloud_Dashboard2.png]]

1. This section lists the total number of sites you have added into your LumiCloud (This would be the number of locations)

2a. The device box lists the total number of devices that have been added to the account.

2b. For this smaller box, the bottom number indicates the total number of devices on the account, and the top number indicates the total number of online devices.

3. This section covers your license information, the first part lists the number of authorized devices added. The “Activated” number indicates the number of licenses currently activated. “Allocatable” Indicates how many licenses are available to allocate. Then “Expired” indicates the total number of expired licenses.

4. This section covers the battery charge status like it indicates. You can use the drop down to change between the devices you have added to see their charge status. In the middle we can see that the current charge is 100% and then just above, you can see the charging power that is being provided from the solar panels.

5. This section covers the batter usage over the last 24 hours in graph form. The green bars indicate the battery percentage, and the yellow line indicates the generating power in watts. You can also click the drop down to change the device you are looking at.

[[File:Lumicloud_Dashboard3.png]]

6. In this section titled “Today’s Distribution” it displays the human and vehicles detections in graph form that occurred today. You can also click the drop down to filter to human only, vehicle only or both.

7. In the section titled “Device Health Monitor”, this shows information about related to the health of different devices on the account. It will list healthy if there are no issues. It shows how many devices are abnormally offline, how many are reaching their 4G data limit, how many have a low battery percentage as well as how many devices have had their GPS locations moved. BY default it shows the last hour but you can change between last 24 hours, last 7 days and last 30 days from the drop down.

[[File:Lumicloud_Dashboard4.png]]

8. In this section you will see a circle graph related to event types showing the amount of humans and vehicles detected today.

9. In this section shows a bar graph related to the same information. You can also use the filter options above these graphs to switch between Today, Yesterday, Last week or you can specify the date you want using the calendar. You can also filter by site, device or event type.