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The ONVIF-Server object is used to transmit a video signal from Axxon PSIM
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via the ONVIF protocol.
The settings panel of the ONVIF-Server object is shown in the figure.
The Basic settings tab
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The Event settings tab.
The table describes the setting parameters of the ONVIF-Server object.
| № | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| 1 | The Identification number* field | Automatically | Displays the identification number of the ONVIF-Server object in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture |
| Digits, letters, periods, hyphen, dash, and underscore |
| NA | Depends on the number of the ONVIF-Server objects in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture | ||
| 2 | The Name* field | Enter the value |
| in the field | Sets the name of the ONVIF-Server object in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters | ONVIF-Server | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters except > and < characters), case-insensitive. Number of characters—from 1 to 60 |
| 3 | The Disable checkbox | Set the checkbox |
| Disables the ONVIF-Server object in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture | Boolean type | Clear | Set—the ONVIF-Server object is disabled and |
isn't used Clear—the ONVIF-Server object is enabled and |
used | |||
| 4 | The Computer drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the Computer parent object in the |
system with distributed architecture to which the |
given ONVIF-Server object belongs | Names of the Computer objects registered in the system | Name of the Computer parent object | Depends on the number of the computers in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture | ||||||
| The Basic settings tab | ||||||
| The Connection settings group | ||||||
| 5 | The IP-interface drop-down list | |||||
| Select the value from the list | Sets the network interface (network adapter) used to connect to the |
| server | List of available network interfaces |
| NA | The list of values depends on the network adapters available in the system |
| 6 | The RTSP-server drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the RTSP- |
| Server object, the settings of which |
| are applied by the ONVIF-Server object |
| when you transmit the video signal | Names of the RTSP- |
| Server objects registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of the RTSP- |
Server objects created in Axxon PSIM | ||||||
| 7 | The Port field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the port number used to connect to the server | Integer numbers | NA | From 1 to 65535 |
| 8 | The Brand field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the name of the brand that is displayed in the third-party clients that support video transmission via the ONVIF protocol | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters | AxxonSoft | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, and service characters) |
| 9 | The Model field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the name of the model that is displayed in the third-party clients that support video transmission via the ONVIF protocol | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters | PSIM | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, and service characters) |
| Out of the group | ||||||
| 10 | The Use Media2 service checkbox | Set the checkbox | Enables the ONVIF 2.X standard instead of ONVIF 1.X | Boolean type | ||
| Set | Set—the ONVIF 2.X standard is used. The video is transmitted in the H264, H265, MJPEG, or MPEG4 formats Clear—the ONVIF 1.X standard is used. The video is transmitted in the MPEG, MJPEG, or H264 formats |
| 11 | The Allow DHCP setting checkbox | Set the checkbox | Enables the DHCP support | Boolean type | Clear | Set—DHCP is used Clear—DHCP isn't used |
| 12 | The Discovery mode checkbox | Set the checkbox | Enables the WS-Discovery mode | Boolean type | Set | Set—the WS-Discovery mode is enabled Clear—the WS-Discovery mode is disabled |
A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits and service characters)
Depends on the number of the departments registered in Axxon PSIM
| 13 | The Use RTSP over HTTP Proxy checkbox | Set the checkbox | Redirects |
| requests to the RTSP server and ONVIF server on the specified port for the operation behind NAT | Boolean type | Clear | Set—the RTSP |
server and ONVIF |
server requests are redirected to the specified port (item 15) Clear—the RTSP |
server and ONVIF |
server requests are transmitted to the port specified in the Connection settings group (see item 5 above) | ||||||
| 14 | The NAT IP field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the IP address that the ONVIF server will transmit in responses to clients if clients are behind NAT | IP address | NA | Depends on the network settings behind NAT |
| 15 | The Port field | Enter the value |
| in the field | Sets the port number for the RTSP |
| server and ONVIF |
| server requests redirection for the operation behind NAT | Integer |
| numbers | NA | From 1 to 65535 | ||||
| The Authentication group | ||||||
| 16 | The Department drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the department in which users are created when they are added via the ONVIF server interface | Names of the Department objects registered in the system | NA | Depends on the number of the departments registered in Axxon PSIM |
*Name of the element isn't displayed in the settings panel of the given object
The Event settings tab
| № | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| The ONVIF-server eventgroup* | ||||||
| 1 | The ONVIF-server event drop-down list | |||||
| Select the value from the list | Sets the ONVIF |
| server |
| event according to the ONVIF specification | List of available events |
| NA | According to the ONVIF specification |
| 2 | The Computer drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the Computer object on the basis of which the object is created, that is |
, the event source in Axxon PSIM | Names of the Computer objects registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of |
| computers in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture |
| 3 | The Type drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the event type, which is the event source in Axxon PSIM | Names of the object types registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of the created objects in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture |
| 4 | The Number drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the object number, which is the event source in Axxon PSIM | Sequence of numbers |
| NA | Depends on the number of the created objects in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture |
| 5 | The Name | Automatically | Sets the object name, which is the event source in Axxon PSIM | Names of the object of the selected type registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of the created objects in the |
| video surveillance system with distributed architecture |
| 6 | The Event drop-down list | Select the value from the list | Sets the event name in Axxon PSIM | Event names received from the objects of the selected type |
| NA | Depends on the object type | |||||
| The Transfer parameters group | ||||||
| 7 | The ONVIF-event parameter name field | Automatically | Sets the ONVIF-event parameter name according to the specification | Parameter names of the selected ONVIF |
| event |
| NA | According to the ONVIF specification |
| 8 | The Event parameter name field | Enter the value |
| in the field | Sets the event parameter name in Axxon PSIM |
| Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters | NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, and service characters) |
*Name of the element isn't displayed in the settings panel of the given object
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