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Operating temperature | 0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F) |
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Day/Night | No |
Ethernet | 10Base-T/100Base-TX |
Operating Conditions | 0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F), Humidity 20 - 80% RH (non-condensing) |
Video compression | Motion JPEG |
Resolutions | 640x480 |
Frame rate | 30 fps in all resolutions |
Audio | No |
Protocols | HTTP, RTP, TCP, IP |
Security | Password protection |
Focus | Fixed |
Storage Conditions | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
Describes the AXIS 200+ as a digital snapshot camera connecting to Ethernet networks.
Details the key features and advantages of the AXIS 200+ camera server.
Specifies the operating systems supported by the AXIS 200+.
Explains how to establish a remote connection using a modem.
Covers the functionality of the auxiliary input/output connector.
Discusses security features for accessing the camera server.
Provides an overview of the AXIS 200+ installation stages.
Steps for unpacking and verifying the camera server components.
Details on identifying the physical connectors and status indicators.
Description of the physical connectors on the AXIS 200+.
Instructions for physically installing the camera server.
Procedure for assigning an IP address to the camera server.
Steps to confirm the camera server is correctly installed and connected.
Instructions for adjusting the camera lens focus.
Guidance on configuring image settings like brightness and color.
Procedure for replacing the camera lens.
Details methods for assigning an IP address to the AXIS 200+.
Outlines the procedures for assigning an IP address based on network environment.
Instructions for using the AXIS IP Installer software.
Method for assigning IP addresses using ARP in Windows 95.
Method for assigning IP addresses using ARP in Windows 98/NT.
Method for assigning IP addresses using ARP in UNIX/OS2.
Method for assigning IP addresses using RARP in UNIX.
Method for assigning IP addresses using BOOTP in UNIX.
Steps for configuring the AXIS 200+ via a web browser.
Details parameters for image settings like rotation, color, and compression.
Explains different white balance settings for color adjustment.
Configuration settings for date, time, and synchronization.
Settings for user access, usernames, and passwords.
Configuration parameters related to TCP/IP networking.
Settings for modem type, baud rate, and serial port operation.
Procedure for modifying configuration files via FTP.
Overview of capturing and using snapshots from the camera.
Instructions on how to capture images with the AXIS 200+.
Describes snapshot types not embedded in the home page.
Details various snapshot file names, sizes, and resolutions.
Guidance on embedding live snapshots into web pages.
Methods for automatic real-time image updating.
Method for receiving new snapshots pushed from the server.
Using a Java applet for continuously updating images.
Description of the CamImg Java applet for image display.
Instructions on how to refresh the image feed.
Information about linking to external websites.
Scripting for automating tasks and events.
Details the syntax and structure of CRON scripts.
Reference for available CRON script commands.
Methods for establishing modem connections.
Procedure for accessing the camera server remotely via PPP.
File transfer protocol using serial connections.
Steps for connecting the AXIS 200+ to a modem.
Instructions for transferring files via Zmodem.
Using CGI for dynamic requests and parameters.
Syntax for requesting specific snapshot images.
Parameters for serial port input/output operations.
Information on accessing and examining log files for diagnostics.
Procedure for retrieving the log file via a web browser.
Guidance on interpreting the contents of the log file.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common issues.
Lists configurable parameters and their default values.
Procedure for resetting the AXIS 200+ to factory default settings.
Information on how to acquire the latest server software.
Steps for updating software directly from the internet.
Details on the flash memory used for software storage.
General overview of the software upgrade process.
Procedure for upgrading software using the FTP protocol.
Supported network systems and protocols.
List of compatible web browsers.
Supported network communication protocols.
Configuration and status monitoring methods.
Information on software update capabilities.
Details on the camera's image resolution capabilities.
Specifications regarding processing speed and performance.
Overview of the internal hardware components.
Specifications related to the camera unit itself.
Details regarding the camera lens specifications.
Description of the RS232 serial port connector.
Information on power requirements and supply.
Physical dimensions of the AXIS 200+.
Information on physically connecting auxiliary devices.
Details the pin assignment of the auxiliary IO connector.
Instructions for using lenses with auto iris control.
How to monitor and control IO status and relay output.
Describes files used for monitoring IO status.
Information on controlling the relay output function.
Usage and configuration of digital input signals.
Description of the 9-pin D-sub serial connector.
Details the pin assignments for the RS232 serial port.
Steps to set up the AXIS 200+ for modem connection.
Explanation of the RTS/CTS handshaking protocol.
Common wiring schedules for RS232 cables.
Instructions for configuring modems for serial communication.
Recommended settings for US Robotics modem.
Using FTP to manage serial configurations.
Procedure for establishing a modem connection to the server.
Potential applications and use cases for the AXIS 200+.
Links to websites demonstrating camera application examples.
Details the syntax and structure for CRON scripts.
Comprehensive reference of all available CRON script commands.