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General| Image Sensor | 1/2.8" Progressive scan CMOS |
|---|---|
| Lens | 2.8-10 mm |
| Video Compression | H.264 |
| Audio Support | Two-way audio |
| Frame Rate | 30 fps at 1920 x 1080 |
| Edge Storage | SD/SDHC/SDXC (up to 256 GB) |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet |
| Day & Night Functionality | Yes (ICR) |
This user manual describes several products. This means you may find instructions that aren't applicable to your product.
Illustrates the use of AXIS P3245-V and AXIS P3245-VE cameras in a surveillance scenario.
Provides instructions for the initial installation of the camera.
Details on using preview mode for fine-tuning camera views during installation.
Guides on locating Axis devices and assigning IP addresses on the network.
Lists supported web browsers for accessing the device's interface.
Steps to access the camera's web interface through a browser.
Procedure for setting up the initial administrator account.
Recommendations for creating and managing secure passwords for the device.
An overview of the device's web interface and its features.
Instructions for configuring various image settings on the device.
Options to control aperture, shutter speed, and gain for optimal image quality.
Methods to minimize image noise in low-light environments.
Using Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) for challenging lighting conditions.
Correcting image distortion caused by wide-angle lenses.
Utilizing corridor format for specific area monitoring.
Using the pixel counter to ensure sufficient image detail.
Creating privacy masks to obscure specific areas of the video stream.
Adding custom images as overlays to the video stream.
Steps for configuring the device to view and record video.
Settings to minimize network bandwidth and storage requirements.
Configuring network storage for saving video recordings.
Procedures for recording and playing back video from the camera.
Creating rules to automate actions based on specific events.
Configuring recording triggered by object detection.
Displaying text overlays triggered by object detection events.
Configuring SIP calls to transmit live video to mobile phones.
Setting up email alerts for lens tampering detection.
Instructions for accessing and navigating the device's web interface.
Viewing security and time synchronization status of the device.
Displays ongoing recordings and their storage details.
Shows device information including firmware version and serial number.
Steps for upgrading the device's firmware.
Information about connected clients to the device.
Controls for live video stream, snapshots, and I/O ports.
Advanced settings for video format, adaptive stream, and other video options.
Camera setup options like capture mode, mounting, zoom, and focus.
Features for correcting image distortion and improving clarity.
Digitally straightening the image horizontally for level mounting.
Settings for image appearance, scene profiles, and color saturation.
Adjusting light intensity for better visibility in images.
Enhancing image sharpness by adjusting edge contrast.
Optimizing image visibility in scenes with both bright and dark areas.
Adjusting image colors for natural appearance under various lighting conditions.
Settings for adjusting white balance based on different light sources.
Configuring IR-cut filter, IR light, and automatic illumination.
Modes for reducing flicker and adjusting exposure settings like aperture and shutter.
Reducing motion blur in low-light conditions.
Fixing the aperture size for stable lighting conditions.
Adjusting the lens aperture to control light intake.
Adjusting the overall image exposure.
Removing fog effects from the image for better clarity.
Settings for image resolution, frame rate, and compression.
Bitrate reduction technology for optimizing storage and bandwidth.
Managing bandwidth consumption for video streams.
Option to mirror the image horizontally.
Adding text or image overlays to video streams.
Defining specific areas within the view to minimize bandwidth and storage.
Creating and managing privacy masks for specific areas.
Managing and viewing recorded video.
Installing and managing applications on the device.
System settings including time, location, and network configuration.
Configuring device time and location settings.
Network configuration for IPv4 and IPv6, including IP address and router settings.
Configuring DNS server addresses for network name resolution.
Settings for enabling secure HTTP and HTTPS access.
Protocols for automatic network device discovery.
Settings for one-click cloud connection service.
Configuring proxy server settings for network access.
Selecting authentication methods for HTTP/HTTPS access.
Simple Network Management Protocol settings for remote management.
Managing certificates for device authentication and security.
Network access control standard for secure network admission.
Details on using certificates for device and server authentication.
Configuring settings to block brute-force login attempts.
Filtering access based on IP addresses.
Installing custom firmware with a signed certificate.
Managing user accounts and their privileges.
Allowing anonymous viewing and PTZ operation.
Managing SSH accounts for secure shell access.
Configuring event rules and triggers for automated actions.
Configuring recipients for event notifications or file transfers.
Adding and managing network storage for recordings.
Creating and managing schedules and pulses for rules.
Manually triggering rules for testing or validation.
Configuring the device as an MQTT client for IoT communication.
Configuring messages sent upon connection establishment.
Setting up a message sent when the client disconnects unexpectedly.
Configuring MQTT message publication settings.
Subscribing to MQTT topics for receiving messages.
Adding MQTT data as overlays on video streams.
Session Initiation Protocol settings for audio and video communication.
Enabling NAT traversal for external access to the device.
Configuring audio codec priority and video packetization.
Managing SIP accounts and their properties.
Performing test calls to verify SIP account functionality.
Configuring network storage for recordings and managing retention time.
Managing the SD card, including formatting, encryption, and wear detection.
Tools for checking, repairing, formatting, and encrypting SD cards.
Setting triggers for actions based on SD card wear level.
Creating and managing custom stream profiles.
Settings for ONVIF communication and user management.
Creating ONVIF media profiles for stream configurations.
Managing metadata producers and channels.
Configuring camera tampering detection.
Viewing and downloading reports and logs for troubleshooting.
Recording network activity for troubleshooting.
Configuring remote syslog for message logging.
Advanced configuration options for experienced users.
Device maintenance tasks including restart and restore.
Instructions for upgrading the device firmware.
Options for upgrading to factory default settings.
Preset configurations affecting resolution, frame rate, and light sensitivity.
Cropped parts of the view to minimize bandwidth and storage.
Adjusting camera focus and zoom remotely.
Defining areas to prevent viewing of monitored parts.
Adding text or image overlays to video streams.
Choosing video compression methods.
Managing bandwidth consumption for video streams.
Automatic bitrate adjustment over time for quality and storage.
Using Axis Camera Application Platform (ACAP) for third-party apps.
An analytic application for counting people and estimating occupancy.
Procedure for resetting the device to factory default values.
Steps to verify the installed firmware version.
Instructions for upgrading the device firmware.
Troubleshooting common technical issues and solutions.
Resolving issues related to setting the device's IP address.
Troubleshooting browser access problems.
Solutions for accessing the device only within the local network.
Troubleshooting issues related to video streaming.
Factors affecting device performance and bandwidth usage.
Explains the physical components of the AXIS P3245-V.
Illustrates the physical components of the AXIS P3245-VE.
Explains the status and function of the LED indicators.
Details about the SD card slot and its usage.
Describes the function of the control button.
Details about the network connector.
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