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General| Maximum resolution | 1280 x 1024 pixels |
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| Camera shutter speed | 1/15000 - 1/4 s |
| Minimum illumination | 1 lx |
| Sensor type | CMOS |
| Progressive scan | Yes |
| Optical sensor size | 1/3 \ |
| Focal length range | 3 - 8 mm |
| Power source type | PoE |
| Power consumption (typical) | 5 W |
| Processor model | ARTPEC-A |
| Flash memory | 8 MB |
| Internal memory | 64 MB |
| I/O ports | 1x RJ-45 |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 44 x 88 x 172 mm |
| Power requirements | DC 7 - 20V |
| Resolution description | 1.3MP |
| Supported network protocols | IPv4/v6, HTTP, HTTPS, QoS Layer 3 DiffServ, FTP, SMTP, Bonjour, UPnP, SNMPv1/v2c/v3 (MIB-II), DNS, DynDNS, NTP, RTSP, RTP, TCP, UDP, IGMP, RTCP, ICMP, DHCP, ARP, SOCKS |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 45 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 20 - 80 % |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 244 g |
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Lists the main capabilities of the AXIS 211M camera, including resolution, video streaming, and security.
Details the physical layout and connectors on the underside and rear panel of the AXIS 211M camera.
Explains the function of LEDs and describes connectors like I/O Terminal and Network.
Provides step-by-step instructions for accessing the camera via web browser and setting a secure root password.
Explains how to configure network routers for internet access to the AXIS 211M camera.
Describes the various buttons and controls available on the camera's Live View page for managing video streams.
Details how to use audio controls within the AXIS Media Control for speaker and microphone management.
Explains different protocols and methods for streaming MPEG-4 video, focusing on bandwidth and network considerations.
Describes using AXIS Media Control (AMC) for MPEG-4 video access and alternative methods like QuickTime.
Explains Motion JPEG as a video stream format and alternative access methods.
Outlines the steps to access and configure the camera's settings through its web interface.
Explains the role of AXIS Media Control in configuring various video and audio settings for the camera.
Covers adjusting resolution, compression, rotation, and white balance for optimal image quality.
Details how to add text overlays and configure video stream time limits and frame rates.
Explains how to upload images as overlays or configure privacy masks to obscure parts of the video image.
Describes fine-tuning options like color level, brightness, sharpness, and exposure control.
Covers GOV settings and bit rate control for optimizing MPEG-4 video stream quality and bandwidth.
Details how to enable audio, select audio channels, and set audio modes like full or half duplex.
Explains how to connect microphones or line sources and adjust input sensitivity and gain.
Describes how to adjust the output gain for connected speakers to control audio playback volume.
Covers advanced features like speech filtering, echo cancellation, and noise reduction for improved audio quality.
Details how to customize the Live View page layout, select default viewers, and configure action buttons.
Explains how to create user-defined links and configure output buttons for external device control.
Describes options for customizing the homepage and uploading custom web files.
Explains embedding live video on websites and displaying external video sources on the Live View page.
Details how to configure the camera to cycle through multiple video sources in sequence.
Guides on configuring FTP, HTTP, and TCP servers to receive uploaded images and notifications.
Explains how to define event types and actions, such as motion detection triggering image uploads.
Provides steps to set up triggered events based on input ports, manual triggers, or motion detection.
Explains how to use pre- and post-trigger buffers to capture images before and after an event.
Details how to set up scheduled events that trigger actions at specific times or on a repeating pattern.
Covers configuring included and excluded windows for motion detection to trigger alerts.
Explains how to adjust object size, history, and sensitivity for motion detection to optimize trigger accuracy.
Shows the status of the camera's input and output ports for operators.
Describes user levels and security settings like IP address filtering and referrals.
Details how to filter access based on IP addresses and restrict video stream inclusion in external web pages.
Covers secure browsing, network admission control, and configuring the camera's date and time.
Covers IP address configuration, ARP/Ping settings, and AXIS Internet Dynamic DNS Service.
Details DNS and NTP server configurations for network communication and time synchronization.
Explains DNS/NTP server settings, host names, and NAT traversal for external network access.
Discusses NAT traversal, port forwarding, services like FTP/RTSP/SOCKS, and Quality of Service (QoS) for network traffic.
Covers QoS DSCP, SNMP, UPnP, RTP/MPEG-4, Bonjour, and Ports & Devices configurations.
Explains LED behavior, maintenance options, and how to obtain support and access logs.
Discusses advanced scripting, plain configuration, and detailed steps for resetting the camera to factory defaults.
Describes the I/O terminal connector's function for motion detection, event triggering, and alarm notifications.
Illustrates the wiring and pinout of the I/O terminal connector for external device connections.
Guides on verifying firmware, performing upgrades, and recovering from failed upgrades.
Provides steps to recover the camera if a firmware upgrade fails or is interrupted.
Explains how to contact Axis support and lists common problems with their causes and solutions.
Addresses common issues like no images, slow updates, dark/light images, and blurred video.
Covers problems specific to MPEG-4 streams, such as low frame rates and display issues.
Addresses issues like faulty power supply, screen configuration, file upload problems, and overlay display.
Lists key specifications for the image sensor, lens, video compression, resolutions, frame rates, and audio capabilities.
Details system integration support, supported protocols, software requirements, accessories, and regulatory approvals.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the camera.
Discusses factors affecting performance and provides tools for displaying current bandwidth and frame rates.
Defines essential terms related to networking, video compression, and camera operations, such as IP Address, FTP, HTTP, and Motion JPEG.
Explains technical protocols and concepts like RTP, RTSP, QoS, SNMP, and Firewall relevant to network communication and security.
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