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Product Type | Media Converter |
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Connectivity Technology | Wired |
Ethernet Ports | 1 |
Fiber Ports | 1 |
Power over Ethernet | No |
Humidity | 10% to 85% (non-condensing) |
Weight | 0.2 kg (0.44 lb) |
Instructions on locating Axis devices and assigning IP addresses using utility tools.
Lists compatible web browsers for accessing the device's web interface.
Steps to access the device's user interface via a web browser.
Procedure for establishing the initial root password for device security.
Recommendations for creating strong, secure passwords to protect the device.
An introduction to the device's graphical user interface and its functionalities.
Steps to add multiple Axis cameras using the device's wizard.
Guide on manually adding a single camera, including non-Axis brands.
How to set up display outputs for viewing video sources.
Details on adjusting specific parameters for connected cameras.
Procedure for disconnecting and removing a camera from the device.
Instructions for updating the device's firmware to the latest version.
Information panel showing the current operational state and resource usage of the device.
Section for managing and configuring connected cameras or video streams.
Configuration options for video output, including multi-view layouts and sequencing.
Feature for scheduling automated tasks like restarts or NTP synchronization.
Settings related to device time, date, network configuration, and basic system parameters.
Configuration settings for the IPv4 network protocol.
Configuration settings for the IPv6 network protocol.
Options for setting a network hostname for device identification.
Configuration for Domain Name System servers for network name resolution.
Settings for network access protocols and security configurations.
Configuration options related to device security, including certificates and network authentication.
Management of user accounts and their access privileges on the device.
Accessing and viewing system event logs, access logs, and server reports.
How to reboot the device without affecting current settings.
Returning the device to a previous state or factory default settings.
Resetting all device settings to their original factory values.
Process for updating the device's software to a newer version.
Options for downloading or uploading device configuration files.
Details on video compression formats and their impact on bandwidth and storage.
Instructions on how to reset the device to its original factory state.
Explanation of different firmware tracks (active, LTS) and their implications.
Steps to verify the installed firmware version on the device.
Detailed procedure for updating the device's firmware.
Solutions for issues encountered during or after firmware updates.
Troubleshooting steps for problems related to device IP addressing.
Solutions for problems preventing access to the device's interface or login.
Information on handling dynamic IP address changes from DHCP.
Guidance on resolving certificate-related issues with network authentication.
Factors affecting the device's operational performance and network throughput.
A visual and descriptive summary of the device's physical components.
Explanation of the status indicators (LEDs) and their meanings.
Description of the device's physical buttons and their functions.
Details on the available physical ports for connecting peripherals.
Information about the DC power input port.