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Every device you connect can be configured from the dashboard — without SSHing in or touching the machine. You open its settings, make your changes, and AcuSight pushes them out to the device.

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Open a device’s settings

Go to Devices and click Settings on the device you want to configure. Each device row also has Reboot and Identify actions, so you can restart a box or make it identify itself without leaving the list.
Device Management page with Reboot, Identify, and Settings actions on each device

Device Management — every device with its status and last-seen time. Settings opens that device's configuration; Reboot and Identify act on the device directly.

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What you can set

The settings dialog is organized into tabs, so each concern has its own place:
  • General — the device’s basic settings.
  • Video — the device’s video sources, plus capture settings: resolution (width × height) and frame rate. Higher FPS gives smoother video but uses more bandwidth.
  • Advanced — lower-level device settings.
  • Analytics — what the device measures and reports.
  • Zones — the regions of the frame the model should act on, so a camera only reports on the area you care about.
  • Network — the device’s network settings, edited straight from the dashboard.
Device Settings dialog showing the General, Video, Advanced, Analytics, Zones, and Network tabs

Device Settings — the Video tab, with the device's video sources and capture settings (resolution and frame rate).

Each tab saves its own changes — for example, Save Video Settings applies the video configuration — and Refresh re-reads what the device currently has. Because settings sync over the device’s outbound connection like everything else, a device behind NAT or a firewall applies them with no inbound access — see Edge agent for how the connection works.

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Next steps

Container management & logs

Inspect and control the containers running on a device.

Fleet management

Manage devices individually and in groups.