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ACCESSING THE CONTROL CENTER
To access the control center, you can either right click on the VidiReports icon on your hidden icon menu, and click “Control Center”, or open your browser and type https://localhost:9443.
You may encounter a security warning when trying to reach the page, you can safely disregard it.
You will be asked for a username and a password. By default, they are set to admin and secret but you will be prompted to change them.
Security
The first thing you notice once you are connected to the control center is the Security box on top. It appears because you are using the default credentials. You can click on “Change password” to define a new password and close this security warning.
Status
In the top section, you will find information related to this installation: the network and version of Vidireports, then in the middle section the BoxID (a unique identifier for each instance) and the permissions in use for this instance (defined by your remote configuration)
Different indicators let you see at a glance if everything is fine : the status, the FPS, the camera feed and the OTS status (it will be relevant to know if you are using the legacy OTS or the more modern Impression-based OTS, called Footfall). You have to aim for green check marks across the board.
In order to have a correct tracking, you need to have at least 8 FPS (Frames per Second) : a lower FPS would prevent a good tracking, impacting the accuracy of the data collection. To increase the FPS, you can lower the camera resolution.
If you have under 8 FPS, you will see a warning red mark: 
Create a new instance (analyze another camera feed)
In the bottom section you can add a camera feed. This is useful if you are going to analyze two or more camera feeds with the same computer. This typically happens with double sided totems : two screens are powered by one computer, with two cameras (one for each side) – So this one computer needs to analyze two video feeds.
Check Video
In the “Check Video” tab, the control center lets you see what the camera sends as an image, and allow you to check the placement and tilt of your installation. The detection is represented by the white circle around the face.
This check can be ressource heavy, so you might notice that the number of Frames Per Seconds is lower than what is shown in the Control Center – it will go back to the normal as soon as you close it.