This article includes:
- What is the Timeline?
- How to Use the Timeline
- Zoom In/Out of the Timeline
- Searching for Time/Date on Timeline
- Helpful Links
- Contact Support or Sales
What is the Timeline?
The timeline can be found at the bottom of a camera's Field of View (FOV). It allows you to search through past footage, search for events, and create clips. The timeline records all the events captured by the camera. These events are color-coordinated, and a legend stating the event type is on the bottom.
How to Use the Timeline
If you want to search through footage, click on the arrows highlighted in red below. This will allow you to navigate through past footage. The arrows will jump you either forward or backward in time, in intervals based on how zoomed into the timeline you are.
Zoom In/Out of the Timeline
If you would like to zoom into the timeline to get a more granular look at the events picked up by the camera, click on the icon with arrows pointed at each (the upper portion of the red box shown below). If you want to zoom out, click on the arrows facing opposite each other(the lower portion of the red box shown below).
Searching for a Time/Date on the Timeline
If you are searching for an event and know the exact time/date it happened, you can input that information to navigate directly to it. On the right-hand side of the timeline, you will see both a calendar and clock icon as shown in the red box below. Once you input a time and date here, the timeline will jump to that footage.
Helpful Links
- Cut & Save, Share, and Delete Video Clips
- What Do the Different Alert Types Mean?
- User-Based Alert Notifications
- Device Settings
- Camera & Image Settings
Contact Support or Sales
Have more questions? Contact Rhombus Support at +1 (877) 746-6797 option 2 or support@rhombus.com.
Interested in learning more? Contact Rhombus Sales at +1 (877) 746-6797 option 1 or sales@rhombus.com.
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for a couple of weeks now the time has been off. when trying to go to a certain time it doesnt go or skips around. any suggestionsÂ
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