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Cameras used in the video surveillance system are selected in the Parameters group of the Platform calculator page. To add cameras to the list click the Add button.

Total number of cameras added is displayed in the head of the Parameters table.

Note.

To remove configuration click the - button in Green stream column. To remove all configurations click the Clear cameras button.

The Platform calculator allows using of different streams to display video, send it to remote clients and record to archive. On default one stream is set for these purposes while adding cameras. To add additional streams click the + button in Green stream column. Additional stream is highlighted in blue in the table.

Note.

To remove stream click the - button in Green stream column.

The parameters are described in the table.

Parameter

Info

Cams

The number of cameras that is to be used in the video surveillance system.

Setting this count to 0 is equal to deleting a camera from configuration. In this case the camera line in the table is faded.

Camera brand

The list of vendors of IP cameras and video capture cards integrated with Axxon Next and Axxon Intellect Enterprise. In addition to brand names there are the following items in the list:

!Onvif. Select it if you plan to use a camera that operates via the ONVIF protocol.

!RTSP. Select it if you plan to use a camera that transfers video via RTSP protocol.

!Undecided. Select it if you are not sure what camera model will be in use.

Activity

Approximate estimation of activity in the field of view of a camera: low, middle or high.

Available values: Low, Middle, High.

Note 1. Apply the following principles with VMDA detection tools: if the camera is installed so that an average of 3 objects is present simultaneously in the frame, select High. If there are 2 objects in the frame at the same time, select Middle. If only 1 object is present in the frame, select Low.

Note 2. In other cases, the average (middle) activity means a scene with 30% changes in the frame and an average number of small moving details. The high activity corresponds to a scene with more than 70% of changes in the frame and a large number of small moving details.

ResolutionVideo resolution. The list of available resolutions depends on the selected vendor or the model of video capture card.

Codec

Compressor used by camera or video capture card for compressing video stream. The availability of compressors in the list depends on the selected vendor or the model of video capture card.

FPS

Frame rate of the stream. The range of values depends on the selected vendor or the model of video capture card.

Bitrate

The stream from one specified camera in Mbit/s. By default, the stream calculation is based on the constant bitrate (CBR) recommended for specified resolution (for h264 codec). For other codecs, the default stream is calculated based on the average data obtained from testing the cameras by the ITV | AxxonSoft quality control department. If the calculated flow is not correct, it is possible to specify the stream from one camera manually.

The Vendor’s calculator is used for more accurate calculation. The list of known calculators can be found in the Vendor’s calculator dropdown list.

Stream types

Selection type of stream.

Note. When calculating the Client, only the streams that are intended for View are taken into account. When calculating the Server, all streams are taken into account.

DetectorSee Selecting types of detection tools.

Note.

If several streams are added for cameras then the Codec, Resolution, FPS and Bitrate parameters are specified for each stream separately.
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