Overview The Axis M5000-G PTZ camera is a multi-sensor camera containing three stationary wide-angle lenses around the circumference of the camera body and one center-mounted PTZ lens. This guide is intended to help users automate the positioning of the PTZ lens upon events, such as motion detection. Requirements NOTE: While this article is written specifically… Continue reading Motion Event PTZ Presets with the Axis M5000-G in exacqVision
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Axis Q19 Series Thermal Cameras Integration Guide
Description Axis thermal cameras provide heat-based detection for monitoring property or detecting thermal anomalies which could lead to incidents involving smoke or fire. This guide is intended to introduce the use of these devices with your exacqVision VMS software. Requirements At the time of writing this article, these instructions pertain to the Axis Q19 Series… Continue reading Axis Q19 Series Thermal Cameras Integration Guide
Axis License Plate Verifier Serial Integration Guide
Overview Axis offers a camera-based License Plate Verifier application for detecting and reading vehicle license plates. The data from the license plate captures may be viewed within the exacqVision Client as text, sent as serial over IP data. This document provides the steps to set up the integration with exacqVision. NOTE: This guide is not… Continue reading Axis License Plate Verifier Serial Integration Guide
Using the Axis TU9001 Control Board with exacqVision
This document will guide you through step-by-step procedures for keyboard use and suggested button mappings. Product The Axis TU9001 Control Board consists of the combination of the TU9002 Joystick and the TU9003 Keypad. IMPORTANT: The TU9002 and TU9003 appear to the operating system as separate devices. As of Client version 24.03 only one Joystick device… Continue reading Using the Axis TU9001 Control Board with exacqVision
Using the Axis I8116-E Network Video Intercom with ExacqVision
This article applies to the Axis I8116-E Network Video Intercom using firmware 11.8.66. ExacqVision does not currently support SIP calling functions. However, this device can be integrated for interactive operation with ExacqVision as detailed here. In the example that follows we will step through an example scenario wherein pressing the door station call button brings… Continue reading Using the Axis I8116-E Network Video Intercom with ExacqVision
Axis Edge Storage Devices Fail to Offload Video
Description Exacq Support has identified the need to make edits and adjustments to Edge Storage device XML files in situations where network bandwidth may be limited. If an Axis Edge Storage device is recording to the camera SD card – but fails to offload video data back to the exacqVision Server when regaining network connection,… Continue reading Axis Edge Storage Devices Fail to Offload Video
Axis P3247-LVE “Axis Object Analytics” not passing through the Exacq Mobile 3 app Analytic Rules
Description Axis P3247-LVE “Axis Object Analytics” not passing through the Exacq Mobile 3 app Analytic Rules. If seen please see AES-609. Escalate the case to be added to ticket. Product Steps to Reproduce Set up the camera to allow analytics. Note we do not support line cross for axis cameras. Expected Results We should be… Continue reading Axis P3247-LVE “Axis Object Analytics” not passing through the Exacq Mobile 3 app Analytic Rules
Using the Axis A8207 Door Station with exacqVision
This article applies to the Axis A8207-VE and A8207-VE MkII Network Video Door Stations using firmware 11.5.64. exacqVision does not currently support SIP calling functions. However, these door stations can be integrated for interactive operation with exacqVision as detailed here. In the example that follows we will step through an example scenario wherein pressing the… Continue reading Using the Axis A8207 Door Station with exacqVision
What is H.264 / H.265?
H.264 and H.265 H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC) and H.265 (MPEG-4 HEVC) are MPEG video standards. H.265 is the newer of these standards.<br><br> What is Motion JPEG? Motion JPEG is a compression format that is older than H.264/H.265 and was created as a version of the still image JPEG format for video use. It is often shortened… Continue reading What is H.264 / H.265?
Missing Streams on Under Powered Multi-Sensor Cameras or Multi-View Devices
Description Loss of video streams have been observed on multi-sensor cameras and multi-view devices because of the camera or device being under powered. Product Expected Results All video streams should connect and stream video Actual Results 3rd and 4th streams would occasionally disconnect and stop streaming Solution Follow the device manufacturer’s power recommendations and consider… Continue reading Missing Streams on Under Powered Multi-Sensor Cameras or Multi-View Devices