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Documentation for Watch 0.39: installation, monitoring, performance checks, troubleshooting, and API integration. Each guide identifies the features available on desktop or through the Server API. Browse the navigation, search for a topic, or use Copy page and Use with AI to share a guide with ChatGPT or Claude.
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Set up your first camera
Get the installer, activate Watch, and verify a result from one camera.
Read guideGet help with Watch
Get instructions in chat or connect a local assistant to check your setup.
Read guideConnect your existing system
Start with the API quick start, authentication, webhooks and interface reference.
Read guideResolve a setup problem
Check symptoms by stage, from installer verification to video, analysis, and LAN access.
Read guideBrowse by topic
Use the checklist below for a first deployment. Work through it yourself or ask the assistant to read the relevant guide and help with one task at a time. Assistant 0.2.2 tools provide read-only checks; you still change settings in Watch.
| Task | Check the result |
|---|---|
| Install and activate | Watch 0.39 opens and the license is accepted. |
| Connect the first camera | Live video updates and a fresh analysis matches the test action. |
| Set the monitoring task | New analyses follow the saved task for the chosen camera. |
| Set a schedule | Space IDs match and the mission is correct at both start and end. |
| Review and export events | Find saved records for the correct time and camera, then open the export. |
| Analyze recorded video | Confirm processing completed, check results against the video and export them. |
| Connect another system | Verify receipt of a test event, then an actual monitoring event. |
| Assess capacity and latency | Measure each camera under the intended workload; missing data stays unknown. |
| Manage settings and account access | Check language, settings and the access available to authorized users. |
| Operate and recover | Required monitoring resumes after restart; failures are resolved or handed off. |
Interface and cameras
Learn the monitoring interface, camera connections and RTSP settings.
Read guideHardware and performance
Check hardware, estimate camera capacity, and measure load and latency.
Read guideOperations and recovery
Routine checks, connection failures and recovery steps.
Read guideAPI reference
Look up public endpoints, permissions and request/response contracts.
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