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General| Brand | Axis |
|---|---|
| Model | M5075 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Preview mode for installers to fine-tune camera view without login.
Instructions to locate Axis devices on the network using IP Utility or Device Manager.
Lists supported browsers for the device's web interface.
Steps to access the device's web interface using a browser.
Guide to setting a secure password for the root account upon first login.
Recommendations for creating and maintaining secure passwords.
Steps to ensure the device has original Axis firmware after a security attack.
An overview video of the device's web interface.
Configuration of fundamental device settings like capture mode, power line frequency, and orientation.
Instructions for adjusting image parameters like leveling the camera.
Details on camera focus modes (Auto, Area, Manual) and manual adjustment.
Using focus recall areas to save and recall focus settings at specific pan/tilt ranges.
Optimizing image processing for lower latency in live streams.
Using exposure modes to control aperture, shutter speed, and gain for image quality.
Utilizing night mode for improved black-and-white images in low light.
Adjusting settings to minimize noise in low-light environments.
Tips for improving image detail, potentially increasing bitrate and reducing frame rate.
Using Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) to improve visibility in scenes with high contrast lighting.
Correcting lens distortion that makes straight lines appear curved.
Using corridor format to optimize view for long, narrow areas like hallways.
Using the pixel counter to ensure sufficient pixel density for recognition tasks.
Creating privacy masks to obscure specific areas of the video stream.
Adding static images as overlays onto the video stream.
Adding text fields, like date or company name, as overlays on the video stream.
Displaying the camera's current pan and tilt position as a text overlay.
Configuring Pan, Tilt, and Zoom (PTZ) movements, including setting limits.
Information on configuring device settings for streaming and storage.
Optimizing settings like resolution, frame rate, and compression to reduce bandwidth usage.
Setting up network storage for recording live video streams.
Instructions on how to record video directly from the camera.
Creating rules to automate actions based on specific conditions or events.
Defining conditions and actions for automated device behavior.
Configuring the camera to start recording when an object is detected.
Displaying text like "Motion detected" when an object is detected by the camera.
Automatically moving the camera to a preset position upon motion detection.
Setting up recording triggered by detected loud noises.
Using the gatekeeper feature to automatically zoom in on detected objects.
Configuring email notifications for camera tampering detection.
Settings for including audio in recordings.
Displays device information, firmware version, and time synchronization status.
Overview of security settings and recommendations.
Shows the status of Pan, Tilt, and Zoom (PTZ) mechanics and allows testing.
View details of all clients currently connected to the device.
Displays ongoing recordings and the storage space used.
Controls for pan, tilt, zoom, focus, and brightness of the camera view.
Manually control IR and white light illumination for the camera.
Accessing onscreen controls and adding custom ones.
Setting and navigating to predefined camera positions.
Managing focus recall areas for quick focus adjustments.
Setting up and playing guard tours for automated camera movements.
Starting and stopping continuous recordings of the live video stream.
Viewing configured storage settings for the device.
Selecting encoding format and adapting stream resolution for viewing clients.
Tools for image alignment and measuring pixel density in the live view.
Refreshing the live view image and enabling PTZ controls.
Viewing the live stream at full resolution or in full-screen mode.
Adjusting focal length for magnification and field of view.
Adjusting the stabilizer margin to control vibration stabilization.
Digitally straightening the image horizontally using rotation and cropping.
Configuring automatic or custom white balance settings based on light source.
Managing the IR-cut filter and threshold for switching between day and night modes.
Controls for using built-in IR illumination, often with external accessories.
Automatically synchronizing illumination with ambient light conditions.
Settings for exposure mode, including automatic, manual, and flicker-free options.
Defining zones to optimize exposure in specific parts of the scene.
Explains different exposure zone types (Automatic, Full, Upper, Lower, Left, Right, Spot, Custom).
Adjusting maximum shutter speed and gain for optimal image capture.
Reducing motion blur in low-light conditions.
Balancing motion blur against image noise.
Locking the aperture size for consistent lighting conditions.
Adjusting aperture size to control light entering the lens.
Adjusting the overall image exposure level.
Enabling defogging to improve image clarity in foggy conditions.
Configuring resolution, frame rate, and compression for video streams.
Using Zipstream technology for efficient bitrate reduction while maintaining quality.
Managing bandwidth consumption by adjusting bitrate settings.
Settings for including audio in the video stream, selecting source and stereo options.
Adding text or image overlays to video streams.
Creating and managing privacy masks to obscure parts of the video stream.
Saving and recalling specific camera positions for quick access.
Setting pan-tilt limits to restrict camera movement range.
Features for automatically flipping the camera image for continuous pan/tilt.
Setting a maximum zoom level for the camera.
Preventing autofocus on nearby objects to focus on desired areas.
Configuring proportional speed, adjustable zoom speed, and freeze image on PTZ.
Setting up On-Screen Direction Indicator zones for displaying camera direction.
Using gatekeeper to automatically steer the camera to preset positions upon motion detection.
Managing PTZ control requests in a queue for orderly access.
Playing a sound to identify the speaker and calibrating the speaker.
Turning audio input on/off and showing input type.
Allowing stream extraction and selecting input type for audio.
Adjusting audio levels with an equalizer, talkback range, and voice enhancement.
Managing ongoing and triggered recordings on the camera.
Playing, deleting, exporting, and filtering recorded video.
Installing, managing, and running applications on the device.
Synchronizing device date and time with NTP servers and setting time zones.
Selecting the system of measurement (metric or U.S. customary).
Configuring IPv4 settings, including automatic or static IP assignment.
Assigning hostnames automatically or manually and configuring DNS servers.
Configuring access protocols (HTTP, HTTPS) and ports, and installing certificates.
Enabling network discovery protocols like Bonjour and UPnP.
Setting up and allowing one-click cloud connection (O3C) for remote access.
Configuring proxy server settings for network connections.
Selecting authentication methods (Basic, Digest, Auto) for secure access.
Configuring Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) for remote device management.
Managing client/server and CA certificates for network authentication.
Configuring IEEE 802.1x for port-based network admission control.
Enabling blocking to prevent brute-force login attempts.
Filtering IP addresses to control access to the device.
Installing custom firmware certificates for approved firmware.
Adding and managing user accounts with different roles (Administrator, Operator, Viewer).
Creating and managing rules that define conditions and trigger actions.
Setting up recipients to receive notifications or files from the device.
Adding and managing network shares for saving recordings.
Configuring Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) for secure file transfers.
Making SIP calls or VMS calls.
Configuring email settings for sending notifications and files.
Creating schedules and pulses to use as conditions in rules.
Manually triggering rules for installation and configuration validation.
Information about MQTT protocol for IoT integration and device communication.
Using ALPN for selecting application protocols like MQTT over standard ports.
Configuring the device as an MQTT client, including broker, topic, and message settings.
Configuring MQTT message publication, including topic prefixes and retain settings.
Setting up MQTT subscriptions to receive messages from topics.
Adding MQTT data as overlays on the video stream.
Adding and managing network shares for saving recordings.
Managing the SD card for onboard storage, including unmounting and formatting.
Creating and managing stream profiles for different video stream configurations.
Creating ONVIF users to enable ONVIF communication with the device.
Adding and editing ONVIF media profiles for stream configurations.
Managing metadata producers and channels for analytics applications.
Configuring camera tampering and audio detection for event triggers.
Viewing device server reports, system logs, and access logs.
Recording network activity for troubleshooting problems.
Configuring Syslog for remote message logging and analysis.
Advanced configuration page for setting most device parameters.
Upgrading the device firmware to new versions for improved functionality.
Reverting to a previously installed firmware version.
Explains how capture modes affect resolution, frame rate, and light sensitivity.
Details on privacy masks, how they appear, and their effect on performance.
Information on adding text or image overlays to video streams.
Discusses video compression formats like Motion JPEG and H.264/H.265.
Managing bandwidth consumption with variable, maximum, and average bitrate options.
Information about AXIS Camera Application Platform (ACAP) and third-party applications.
Details on the AXIS People Counter application for counting people and estimating occupancy.
Explanation of signed firmware for enhanced device security.
Correcting barrel distortion to get a straighter image.
Adjusting image crop levels to balance width and height.
Correcting image distortion by adjusting pucker or bloat.
Enabling image stabilization for smoother images in environments with vibrations.
Selecting scene profiles to optimize image settings for specific scenarios.
Restarting the device or restoring most settings to factory defaults.
Resetting all settings to factory default values.
Explains how capture modes affect resolution, frame rate, and light sensitivity.
Details on privacy masks, how they appear, and their effect on performance.
Information on adding text or image overlays to video streams.
Discusses video compression formats like Motion JPEG and H.264/H.265.
Managing bandwidth consumption with variable, maximum, and average bitrate options.
Information about AXIS Camera Application Platform (ACAP) and third-party applications.
Details on the AXIS People Counter application for counting people and estimating occupancy.
Explanation of signed firmware for enhanced device security.
Visual overview of the camera's components and ports.
Explains the status and meaning of the device's LED indicators.
Information about the microSD card slot, supported cards, and important notices.
Describes the function of the control button for reset and cloud connection.
Details the network connector (RJ45 Ethernet with PoE).
Provides guidelines on how to clean the device safely and effectively.
Step-by-step guide to reset the device to its original factory default settings.
Explanation of Axis firmware tracks (active, LTS) and their benefits.
How to find and check the current firmware version installed on the device.
Instructions and important considerations for upgrading the device firmware.
Troubleshooting common issues during firmware upgrades.
Solutions for issues related to setting or accessing the device's IP address.
Troubleshooting steps for when the device is inaccessible via a web browser.
How to locate the device when its IP address changes due to DHCP.
Troubleshooting certificate errors related to IEEE 802.1X authentication.
Guidance for accessing the device remotely.
Troubleshooting issues related to H.264 multicast and rendering problems.
Solutions for unexpected low frame rates in video streams.
Reasons why H.265 encoding might not be selectable.
Troubleshooting MQTT connection issues over port 8883.
Information on how to contact Axis support for assistance.
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