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Axis IP Devices

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  1. Select the value Yes for the Video stream selection and Dual encoding settings.
  2. From the Codec priority list, select the codec which will take priority when dual encoding.

Joysticks

Only joysticks that are detected in Windows as gaming input devices can be used in Axxon Next for controlling PTZ cameras.

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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To learn about connecting the device, consult the manufacturer's official documentation.

Controller keys cannot be remapped.

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:

  1. Install and configure the cameras in accordance with the official Vivotek documentation.
  2. 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).