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# Device Settings
## Set Date, and Time
Navigate to the “System” menu on the left dashboard. Click on the “Device” page, where general Camera Information, Camera Name, and Date & Time are listed.
To adjust the date and time settings:
1. Select desired “Date Format”, “Time Format”, and “Time Zone” from dropdown menus, and set the “Sync Interval” as needed.
2. Click on the “Save All” button to apply and store the new settings.
{% hint style="info" %}
Date & Time will be set to MM/DD/YYYY format and EST time zone by default.
{% endhint %}
## Adjust Camera Name
The default camera name is set to “Rekor Edge Pro” and can be modified as desired.
1. Erase the "Rekor Edge Pro" name in the text box next to the Camera Name field.
2. Enter the new, desired name. It's often best to name the camera after the location or property it is associated with.
3. Click on the “Save All” button to apply and store the new settings.
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