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General| Maximum resolution | 1280 x 720 pixels |
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| Power source type | DC |
| Power requirements | 8 - 20V |
| Power consumption (typical) | 8.3 W |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| Product color | White |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 99 mm |
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| Width | 118 mm |
| Height | 33 mm |
| Weight | 318 g |
Legal disclaimer regarding the product's use and Axis Communications' responsibility.
Details Axis AB's intellectual property rights and patents related to the product.
Advises on proper installation and warns against unauthorized equipment changes.
Lists recognized trademarks and their respective holders.
Provides information on how to obtain technical assistance and use online support resources.
Highlights the main functionalities and benefits of the AXIS P7701 Video Decoder.
Illustrates the top panel of the AXIS P7701, showing mounting holes and LED indicators.
Shows the rear panel connections, including DVI-I and Network (PoE) connectors.
Details the connectors on the side panel, including audio, video, and I/O terminals.
Identifies the location of the control button on the side of the device.
Describes the RJ-45 Ethernet connector supporting Power over Ethernet (PoE).
Details the 2-pin terminal block for power input, specifying voltage and wattage.
Explains the audio output connector for connecting PA systems or speakers.
Describes the DVI-I connector for digital and analog video output to monitors.
Details the RCA connector for composite video output to analog TV devices.
Describes the I/O terminal for applications like motion detection and alarm notifications.
Explains the meaning of different LED colors for Video, Network, and Status indicators.
Provides step-by-step instructions for accessing the decoder's interface via a web browser.
Explains how to configure the router for internet access and mentions NAT traversal.
Details the process of adding new video sources, including required settings like name and sequence mode.
Lists the available protocols for transporting video streams, such as RTSP and HTTP.
Covers entering IP addresses, host names, usernames, and passwords for video sources.
Describes stream profile, video type, resolution, and compression settings for video sources.
Explains how to set video resolution and notes that options depend on the source device.
Details how to adjust the compression level for video sources to control file size and quality.
Describes how to select audio to receive from the video source.
Explains how to select a PTZ preset position view if the video source supports it.
Configures startup mode, alarm notification, and video/audio output settings.
Explains how the decoder can automatically switch to a video source sending an alarm.
Settings for TV system type and video output interface (Composite, VGA, DVI).
Allows adjusting display margins on all sides to center the image on the screen.
Sets the volume level for the audio output on the AXIS P7701.
Covers changing passwords, IP address filtering, HTTPS, and 802.1X network access control.
Describes settings for synchronizing the device's clock with computer, NTP, or manual settings.
Configures IPv4/IPv6 addressing, DHCP, static IP, and DNS server settings.
Details how to obtain an IP address via DHCP or set a static IP address.
Explains how to enable IPv6 and configure settings via the network router.
Configures domain names and primary/secondary DNS servers for network name resolution.
Details how to obtain NTP server address via DHCP or manually configure an NTP server.
Explains how to enable NAT traversal for external access via a broadband router.
Allows manual definition of an external HTTP port for NAT traversal.
Configures traps to send event messages to a management system.
Restarts the decoder without changing any current settings.
Provides access to system logs and reports for troubleshooting and support.
Automatically cycles through video sources based on display time or alarms.
Allows manual cycling through video sources by pressing the video select button.
Steps to configure the decoder and event servers to respond to incoming alarm messages.
Defines the message format for TCP notifications sent to the AXIS P7701.
Defines the message format for HTTP notifications, including URL encoding.
Provides instructions for resetting the decoder to factory defaults using the physical control button.
Advises checking the current firmware version to resolve potential problems.
Guides on downloading and installing the latest firmware for improved functionality.
Outlines steps to recover the decoder if it becomes unresponsive after a failed firmware upgrade.
Discusses issues related to IP address configuration, including subnet conflicts and DHCP.
Details causes and solutions for being unable to access the decoder via its web interface.
Provides solutions for accessing the decoder on the local network but not from the internet.
Explains how to configure broadband routers to allow external access to the decoder.
Details specifications related to the decoder, including video compression and resolutions.
Lists specifications for audio streaming, compression, and input/output capabilities.
Outlines network specifications, including security features and supported protocols.
Covers API, alarm triggers, and alarm events for system integration.
Describes the physical casing material and mounting options for the device.
Details the power requirements, including voltage range and PoE support.
Lists all physical connectors available on the AXIS P7701 unit.
Defines ActiveX as a standard for software component interaction in networked environments.
Explains DHCP as a protocol for automating IP address assignment on a network.
Defines an IP address as a unique network identifier for devices.
Explains a proxy server's role as an intermediary for network security and caching.
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