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The default value of the Friendly name parameter is as follows: AXIS <model name> - <mac address>, where <model name> is the model of the Axis IP device and <mac address> is its MAC address (for example, AXIS 214 - 00408C7D2610 |
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Axxon Next can access the following video streams from Axis IP devices:
1. H.264/MJPEG video
2–5. Streams matching the Quality, Balanced, Bandwidth, and Mobile profiles. These profiles are configured via the camera's web interface.
In Axxon Next, the Quality profile corresponds to stream 1. Auto, Balanced is stream 2. Auto, Bandwidth is stream 3. Auto, and Mobile is stream 4. Auto (see The Video Camera Object).
Stretch video capture сards
If a Stretch VRC6004, VRC6008, VRC6404HD, VRC6416, VRC7008L, or VRC7016LX video card is installed, the choice of incoming video signal (PAL or NTSC) is made automatically, based on the video cameras connected to the card. Changes to this setting do not affect operation of the card.
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Axxon Next does not support receiving uncompressed video from WS-216 video capture cards.
For video cameras that are connected through WS-216 video capture cards, you can choose one of the two codecs for a video stream:
1. H.264 (configurable) 2. H.264 (minimum resolution, non-configurable) |
IP devices which partially support the ONVIF protocol
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Sony IP Devices
Some Sony models support encoding of the video signal in two formats simultaneously. To use this option you must perform the following steps:
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Information on how to view the status for a connected joystick is available in official Microsoft documentation.
CH VM-Desktop USB multifunction controller
For the controller to work properly in Axxon Next, the controller must be connected before the Axxon Next client is started.
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Use of the CH VM-Desktop USB multifunction controller in Axxon Next is described in the corresponding section.
Configuring Vivotek Panoramic PTZ
Vivotek Panoramic PTZ is a technology for linking a fisheye camera to a PTZ camera.
This Vivotek technology allows simultaneously maintaining full situational awareness in the field of view of a fisheye camera, while maintaining the ability to carefully monitor a specific area in depth by using a PTZ unit.
Vivotek Panoramic PTZ is supported by the fisheye cameras Vivotek SF8172 and Vivotek SF 8172V and by the PTZ camera Vivotek SD8362E.
To use this technology in Axxon Next:
- Install and configure the cameras in accordance with the official Vivotek documentation.
- Add the cameras to an Axxon Next configuration.
Vivotek Panoramic PTZ support in Axxon Next is implemented via the Areazoom (see Control using Areazoom) and Point&Click functions (see Control using Point&Click).
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