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General| Type | IP security camera |
|---|---|
| Placement supported | - |
| Connectivity technology | Wired & Wireless |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| Form factor | Box |
| Mounting type | Wall |
| Product color | Black, White |
| Total megapixels | - MP |
| Maximum resolution | - pixels |
| Minimum illumination | - lx |
| Sensor type | CMOS |
| Number of cameras | 1 |
Instructions for locating Axis devices on the network using utility software.
Steps to access the device's web interface via IP address or hostname.
Guide to setting a secure root password for initial login.
Recommendations for creating and managing strong, secure passwords.
Introduces the device interface with a video overview.
Introduces the installation process with a video guide.
Instructions for optimizing IR illumination and image settings for low-light.
How to configure automatic night mode for improved low-light image quality.
Settings to minimize noise in images captured in low light.
Using Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) to improve visibility in high-contrast scenes.
Using corridor format for better field of view in specific environments.
How to create and configure privacy masks to obscure specific image areas.
Adding text or images as overlays onto the video stream.
Creating rules to automate device actions based on specific conditions.
Example of setting up rules for pre-buffered video recording upon object detection.
Configuring tampering detection to send email alerts when the lens is obscured.
Adding email recipients for event notifications.
Steps to create a rule for sending email notifications on tampering detection.
Overview of the device's web interface elements and navigation.
Information about NTP synchronization and device status.
Controls for playing, freezing, and taking snapshots of the live video stream.
IR illumination, heater, recording, storage, and other interface controls.
Settings related to capture mode, mounting position, and power line frequency.
Adjusting image orientation, zoom level, and focus, including autofocus.
Adjusting saturation, contrast, brightness, and sharpness of the image.
Using WDR to improve visibility in high-contrast scenes.
Configuring automatic and manual white balance for natural color reproduction.
Configuring the IR-cut filter for day/night modes and illumination.
Configuring exposure modes, including automatic, flicker-free, and manual.
Details on automatic, center, full, upper, lower, left, right, spot, and custom exposure zones.
Adjusting max shutter, gain, and blur-noise for optimal image quality.
Manually adjusting aperture size and overall image exposure level.
Enabling defogging to improve image clarity in foggy conditions.
Configuring resolution, frame rate, compression, and H.26x encoding.
Using Zipstream and bitrate control for efficient bandwidth reduction.
Setting max bitrate limits and adjusting image orientation.
Adding text/image overlays and managing privacy masks on the video stream.
Filtering, playing, stopping, deleting, and exporting recordings.
Installing, activating licenses, and managing applications on the device.
Synchronizing device date/time with NTP servers or setting manually.
Setting up IP addresses, subnet masks, DNS, and hostnames.
Configuring access protocols (HTTP/HTTPS) and managing certificates.
Enabling cloud connection and configuring proxy server settings.
Selecting authentication methods (Basic, Digest, Auto) for proxy servers.
Setting up Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) for remote management.
Managing client/server and CA certificates for device authentication.
Configuring IEEE 802.1x for port-based network access control.
Enabling blocking and configuring parameters to prevent brute-force attacks.
Configuring IP address filters to allow or deny access to the device.
Adding, configuring roles (Admin, Operator, Viewer), and managing users.
Allowing anonymous viewers or PTZ operators without login.
Creating and configuring rules for device actions based on conditions.
Setting up recipients for event notifications (e.g., FTP, Email).
Configuring FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, and SFTP as recipients for event data.
Configuring email recipients, including SMTP server details and encryption.
Configuring TCP recipients and managing all configured recipients.
Creating schedules, pulses, and manual triggers for event rules.
Setting up the device as an MQTT client for IoT integration.
Configuring client ID, session, keep alive, timeout, and reconnect settings.
Configuring connect messages and Last Will and Testament (LWT) messages.
Configuring MQTT publication options like condition prefix and serial number.
Defining topics to subscribe to and subscription types (stateless/stateful).
Adding and configuring network shares (NAS) for storing recordings.
Configuring retention time and using storage tools (test, format).
Managing SD cards: unmounting, formatting, encrypting, and using tools.
Adding ONVIF users and creating media profiles for interoperability.
Configuring the detector to identify tampering and trigger alarms.
Accessing system logs, access logs, and reports for troubleshooting.
Viewing server reports and capturing network traces for troubleshooting.
Configuring Syslog for remote logging of system messages.
Advanced configuration options for experienced users.
Restarting the device and restoring most settings to factory defaults.
Resetting to factory defaults and upgrading the device firmware.
Reverting firmware and resetting optics to factory defaults.
Adjusting focus, zoom remotely and understanding privacy masks.
Adding overlays and choosing video compression formats.
How stream settings relate and managing bandwidth via bitrate control.
Using Variable Bitrate (VBR) and Maximum Bitrate (MBR) for bandwidth management.
Adjusting bitrate over time to meet targets and optimize storage.
Information on the AXIS Camera Application Platform for third-party apps.
Notes on running multiple applications and potential compatibility issues.
Diagram showing the physical components of the camera with numbered labels.
Explains the meaning of different colors and states of the status LED.
LED indications specifically when the Focus Assistant is active.
SD card support details and functions of control/restart buttons.
Details on the network connector (RJ45 with High PoE).
Step-by-step guide to reset the device to factory default settings.
Procedures to check firmware version and upgrade the device firmware.
Solutions for firmware upgrade failures and post-upgrade problems.
Troubleshooting issues related to IP address configuration and conflicts.
Solutions for login issues, IP address changes, and certificate errors.
Troubleshooting external access and streaming issues.
Factors affecting performance like resolution, compression, and CPU load.
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