Axisoft Tech 2460 manual Appendix a Recording Storage and Reduction, Selecting the Recording Mode

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Recording Storage and Reduction

AXIS 2460 User’s Manual

Appendix A - Recording Storage and Reduction

The AXIS 2460 records and manages the stored images on the connected disks so that the storage capacity is always used to its maximum extent. Once the disks are filled, something must be done to make space available for new recordings. The AXIS 2460 does this by gradually reducing the frame rate of recorded sequences so that eventually there are no more frames and the recording has effectively been deleted. An important recording that needs to be kept at its original frame rate indefinitely can be explicitly locked and thus protected against the reduction process.

The rate and amount of frame rate reduction for an individual recording is controlled by a number of factors:

the Recording Mode set for the whole system

the Priority set for the event that created the individual recording

other factors that affect file size and thus hard disk space, e.g. image resolution, image compression, etc.

Selecting the Recording Mode

The technology used for image storage on the AXIS 2460 is called APViS™ (Axis Prioritized Video Storage). This technology (invented by Axis and patent pending) extends the length of time recordings are stored for by intelligently reducing the frame rate of all recordings not explicitly locked. Older recordings and those of less importance (see Priority below) will thus gradually be reduced until finally deleted.

As the available recording modes all describe a ratio between the length of time the recordings are stored for and the frame rate at which they stored, you should consider what you require from your recordings when selecting the mode.

Normal Mode - a standard FIFO (First In - First Out) algorithm that simply overwrites older recordings with new ones, with no prior reduction in frame rate. Normal mode will keep all of your recordings at the original frame rate for their entire lifespan, but they will be overwritten relatively quickly.

Extended Mode - stores recordings for longer than Normal mode, but at the expense of frame rate reductions in older and less important recordings.

Extended Long Mode - extends storage time by using even greater reduction, and even earlier in the recording. This mode also reduces the frame rate of more recent recordings. If you need to save recordings for as long as possible and can accept the highest degree of frame rate reduction, then this is the best choice.

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Contents Axis Network DVR User’s Manual Axis 2460 User’s Manual Table of Contents Axis 2460 User’s Manual Axis 2460 User’s Manual Product Overview Features and BenefitsProduct Overview Product Overview Axis 2460 User’s Manual Axis 2460 User’s Manual Product Overview Product Overview Axis 2460 User’s Manual Axis 2460 User’s Manual Description DescriptionFront Panel Rear Panel Description Axis 2460 User’s ManualAxis 2460 User’s Manual Checking The Hardware Inventory Checking The Hardware InventoryMounting the Recorder Installing the Axis 2460 Network DVR Network InstallationInstalling the Axis 2460 Network DVR Verifying and Completing the Installation From Your Browser Installing via the Null Modem Cable Connecting Your Computer Using the Null Modem CableCreating a Dial-Up Networking Connection Verifying the Connection and Completing the Installation Click ConfigureConnecting and Configuring Cameras Axis 2460 User’s Manual Connecting and Configuring CamerasComplete Camera Settings Input/Modulation for Camera Pan Tilt ZoomAbout Events Setting up Events and AlarmsSetting up Events and Alarms Axis 2460 User’s Manual Recording Options OverviewAxis 2460 User’s Manual Setting up Events and Alarms Creating a Simple EventConfiguring an Alarm Input Configuring AlarmsCreating an Alarm-Controlled Event Output Relay SettingsComplete Event Settings Edit Event Editing EventsEvent is Activated Time Period Settings Alarm Input SettingsOutput Relay Recording Buffer SettingsPan/Tilt/Zoom Control Input Settings Complete Alarm SettingsSend an email to email address when this event occurs Example 2 Night time entry Event ExamplesExample 1 Smoke detection Example 3 Entry to Boiler Room at night Working with Recordings Axis 2460 User’s Manual Working with RecordingsRecordings List Axis 2460 User’s Manual Working with Recordings Viewing a RecordingSearching for a Recording Locking a Recording Axis Video Player Simple PlaybackAlarm Inputs Time ZoomCreating an AVI Movie Other FunctionsAbout Codecs Axis 2460 User’s Manual System Options Accessing The System OptionsSystem Options System Options Overview System Options Axis 2460 User’s ManualManual Configuration Network SettingsAutomatic Configuration Bandwidth Control Mail SettingsEvent Message Settings Mail ServersCOM-Ports System Log Message SettingsMail Reply Settings Communication Settings Modem SettingsUsing a Pan/TIlt/Zoom device Current Network DVR Time ISP SettingsDate & Time New Network DVR TimeSystem Options Axis 2460 User’s Manual Users Adding UsersChanging the properties for existing Users Firewall SettingsDeleting Users Adding Allowed IP AddressesMaintenance Maintenance AdvancedSupport Factory Default Settings Axis 2460 User’s Manual Factory Default SettingsRecording Storage and Reduction Axis 2460 User’s Manual Selecting the Recording ModeAppendix a Recording Storage and Reduction Normal ModeApproximate Storage Times PriorityStatus Appendix B The LED Indicators LED Indicators Axis 2460 User’s ManualChecking the Firmware Appendix C TroubleshootingAxis 2460 User’s Manual Troubleshooting Pinging Your IP AddressSymptoms, Possible Causes and Remedial Actions Troubleshooting Axis 2460 User’s ManualFaulty configuration Appendix D Other IP Setup Methods Other IP Setup Methods Axis 2460 User’s ManualSetting the IP Address with Axis IP Installer Using the Axis IP InstallerInstalling the Axis IP Installer Axis 2460 User’s Manual Other IP Setup MethodsOther IP Setup Methods Axis 2460 User’s Manual Checking the Firmware Version Obtaining Updated Firmware Updating the FirmwareAppendix E Updating the Firmware Axis 2460 User’s Manual Updating the FirmwareAppendix F Installing Hard Disks Installing Hard Disks Axis 2460 User’s ManualAxis 2460 User’s Manual Installing Hard Disks Unit Connectors Axis 2460 User’s Manual Appendix G Unit ConnectorsRS-232 Serial Connectors Pinout InformationAxis 2460 User’s Manual Unit Connectors I/O Terminal Block ConnectorConnector Pinout Digital Inputs Controlling and MonitoringRelay Output Querying the Status of Digital InputsBNC Video Outputs Ethernet Network ConnectorBNC Video Inputs About RS-485Schematic Diagram With Possible Applications SupplyAppendix H Technical Specifications Axis 2460 User’s Manual Technical SpecificationsTechnical Specifications Axis 2460 User’s Manual Index Index

2460 specifications

Axisoft Tech 2460 is a cutting-edge technological solution designed to meet the dynamic demands of modern industries. This innovative platform marries advanced software capabilities with robust hardware specifications. At its core, the Axisoft Tech 2460 is engineered to enhance productivity, streamline processes, and provide an intuitive user experience, making it an integral tool for businesses aiming to leverage technology for competitive advantage.

One of the standout features of the Axisoft Tech 2460 is its high-performance processing unit. Equipped with a powerful multi-core processor, the device ensures efficient multitasking and rapid data handling. This allows users to execute complex tasks without delays, resulting in improved workflows and enhanced overall efficiency. The system’s architecture is designed to support scalability, making it ideal for both small enterprises and large corporations.

In terms of connectivity, the Axisoft Tech 2460 supports a variety of protocols, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet, ensuring seamless integration with existing systems. This versatility allows businesses to adopt the platform without overhauling their current infrastructure, minimizing disruption and maximizing return on investment. Additionally, its cloud connectivity features enable remote access and collaborative capabilities, facilitating real-time communication among teams, regardless of location.

Security is a paramount concern for businesses today, and the Axisoft Tech 2460 addresses this with state-of-the-art encryption technologies and user authentication mechanisms. These security features protect sensitive data and ensure compliance with industry regulations, providing peace of mind for organizations.

The user interface of the Axisoft Tech 2460 is intuitively designed, promoting ease of use. Its customizable dashboards enable users to tailor their experience to their specific needs, representing data and analytics in a manner that is both accessible and informative. The system also boasts compatibility with various applications, which furthers its functionality and adaptability.

In summary, Axisoft Tech 2460 stands out for its exemplary performance, connectivity options, security features, and user-friendly interface. By leveraging advanced technologies, it empowers organizations to innovate and remain competitive in an ever-evolving marketplace. Whether enhancing operational efficiency or facilitating collaboration, the Axisoft Tech 2460 proves itself as a valuable asset for any forward-thinking enterprise.