When a Panasonic camera is configured for Internet mode (over HTTP) when using H.264 or MPEG-4 compression, the camera’s trigger inputs do not work correctly. The triggers are in a normally open state by default, but they do not enter an alarm state when the circuit is closed. <br>
Month: May 2011
Overload Management
Background This article explains how to determine whether an ExacqVision server’s hardware has been overloaded, how ExacqVision software manages the overload, and how to address the root cause. Video recording and retrieval can place a significant load on a server’s data storage subsystem. This load can be highly variable on systems configured for motion-based recording… Continue reading Overload Management
Replacing XDVR drivers with SDVR drivers on Linux-based exacqVision Systems
If you have an Linux-based exacqVision system (such as exacqVision EL) that requires SDVR drivers, but you mistakenly installed XDVR drivers, you must remove the XDVR drivers before installing the SDVR drivers. There are two equal ways to remove the XDVR drivers; use the one that you prefer or have better access to: In Terminal,… Continue reading Replacing XDVR drivers with SDVR drivers on Linux-based exacqVision Systems
Bad Package Quality Error when Installing exacqVision Software on Ubuntu 11.04
Exacq recommends installing exacqVision software on Ubuntu 10.04 because of its extensive testing within the Ubuntu community and its status as a Long Term Support version. However, if you try to install exacqVision Client and exacqVision Server software version 4.5 and older, exacqVision Web Service, or Enterprise Health Manager on a Ubuntu 11.04 system, the new Ubuntu Software Center… Continue reading Bad Package Quality Error when Installing exacqVision Software on Ubuntu 11.04