The content destination stores and manages your recordings and metadata. A content
destination is for instance an EMS (evidence management system), a VMS (video management
system) or a media server. The Axis body worn solution supports a number of different
content destinations.
They all require a connection file to integrate with the Axis body worn system. The connection
file is generated in your content destination. For information about how to generate the
connection file, please refer to the user help in your content destination.
The connection with the content destination also requires that the network communication is
working properly. This may include proxy, firewall, and anti-virus configuration.
Connect to AXIS Camera Station
Go to the AXIS Camera Station Integrator Guide for help on how to integrate an Axis body
worn system with AXIS Camera Station.
Connect to AXIS Case Insight
G t th AXIS C I i ht S t I t t G id f h l h t i t t A i b d
See Content destinations for more information.
Select the power line frequency that is used in your region. With the right frequency,
there is less image flicker. The American regions usually use 60 Hz. The rest of the
world mostly uses 50 Hz. If you're not sure of your region's power line frequency, check
with the local authorities.
You can assign cameras to users in two ways. With Fixed camera assignment every user
is manually assigned to a specific camera. With Self-assign the camera user taps a self-
assign tag on an RFID reader, connected to the system, to pick up any available camera.
It is not possible to switch between Fixed and Self-assign without resetting the system.
See Camera assignment for more information.
Open AXIS Body Worn Manager
1. Open a browser and enter the IP address or host name of the system controller.
If you do not know the IP address, see Access AXIS Body Worn Manager for the first time.
2. Enter the username root and your administrator password.
AXIS Body Worn Manager opens in your browser.
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