Tip #73Kinesense LE

How to find guides, videos and tips in the Help tab

Reach the getting started guide, how-to and training videos, the manual and tips from the Help tab, and open More info help inside the import wizard.

Patricia McCabeSoftware Engineer

The redesigned Help tab with Getting Started, How to videos, Training Videos, Manual and Tips & Tricks sections.

The Help tab has gotten a new lick on paint in 3.4. It’s now broken into 5 sections

Getting Started Getting Started icon

Getting Started is a brief overview of the software, giving a summary of the different sections like capture, reporting, maps and tags.

How to videos How to videos icon

This is a list of videos that are embedded into the software that will show you how to do basic features like import, filters and tags. If you have internet access there is also a link to our youtube page with even more how to videos.

Training Videos Training Videos icon

If you haven’t made it to one of our online training sessions, they can all be found on our youtube page. This section links you directly to that playlist. Internet is required to access this section.

Manual Manual icon

This opens the manual which goes into detail on all the features in Kinesense.

Tips & Tricks Tips & Tricks icon

This will first bring you to a page that breaks down all the tips into different categories. When you select a tip it’ll open up that tip in Kinesense. The internet will be needed for this.

More Info

The CCTV tab of the import wizard with “more info…” links beside the first three import types.

In the import wizard, beside the first 3 import types, there is now a more info… button. When you click on this a window will pop opening giving you more information on the related import type.

The More Info window for adding a single digital video file, with Main, videos and Tips sections.

This is broken up into 3 sections, main, videos and tips.

  • The main section gives you excerpts from the manual.
  • Videos contains links to any local videos on the top, any youtube* ‘how to’ videos, or timestamped links to relevant sections of the training videos.
  • The last section is ‘tips’*. This will contain a list of tips related to the current topic.

* An internet connection is required to connect to youtube videos and ‘tips’ pages.

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