Only supported on Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu 14.04, Windows 7, 8, and Windows Server 2010.These instructions are dependent upon your system supporting OpenGL 3.0 or higher. WINDOWS On an exacqVision Server, change the Operating System to automatically login to “admin” following the instructions in KB 45061.Place the attached webservice_fisheye_fix.bat file into your auto-login user’s Desktop.Use the Windows Task Scheduler… Continue reading Axis fisheye camera dewarping and the exacqVision Web Service
Month: January 2016
How to disable zoom control in Live view for motorized zoom cameras
Description Some fixed cameras provide a motorized zoom feature that is useful to set the field of view. Generally, setting the field of view is done once during initial configuration and not performed frequently during normal viewing of the scene. For some cameras, adjusting the field of view may take the camera out of focus.… Continue reading How to disable zoom control in Live view for motorized zoom cameras
Manually Testing Email Notifications with cURL
Note: while you can test your profile/server via client’s Test Profile button, you won’t get cURL’s most complete debug information, which can sometimes be very informative when diagnosing notification failures. <br> ExacqVision Server versions 6.8 and higher use cURL to send notifications. If you are experiencing failures in sending notifications from the servers you may… Continue reading Manually Testing Email Notifications with cURL
“Found Server Awaiting Key” connection status
The ExacqVision Client software authenticates to the Server software through an exchange of encryption keys. When you first connect to a server, you should see the “Found Server, Awaiting Key” message very briefly. Once keys are exchanged successfully and the user is authenticated, the status changes to “Connected”. If the status is stuck at “Found… Continue reading “Found Server Awaiting Key” connection status