Axis Communications 2 user manual Applications

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Introduction

AXIS 230

Applications

The AXIS 230 MPEG-2 Network Camera can be used in a wide range of surveillance and monitoring applications, and is the perfect choice where an application requires a high-quality video and audio stream to be distributed at a fixed frame rate over a local area network (LAN). The AXIS 230 can also upload video sequences to FTP servers.

With direct access from your browser, you can view live video, and manage and control the camera at any time, from anywhere on the network.

The AXIS 230 is designed to meet user requirements for applications such as:

•Traffic monitoring

•Airport security

•Casino monitoring

•LAN-based remote learning

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Contents Axis 230 MPEG-2 Network Camera User’s Manual Safety Notices Used in This Manual Axis Support ServicesAbout This Document Legal ConsiderationsTable Of Contents Appendix a Troubleshooting Safety Notice Battery Replacement Battery should not be replaced unless requiredFeatures and Benefits IntroductionAxis Introduction Applications Axis 230 Rear Panel Product DescriptionAxis 230 Front Hardware Inventory Title/Variant QuantityManual Installation with ARP and Ping Installing the AxisInstallation using Axis IP Utility Client System Requirements Axis Media Control Viewing Client Accessing the Axis 230 from Internet Explorer Configuring audio equipmentAccessing and logging on to the Axis Operating the AxisAccess from a browser Setup toolsLive View Focus bar Autofocus buttonSetup Tools Positional Control of the Video SourceFocus bar Auto buttonVideo Settings ResolutionAdvanced Settings Audio Settings Live View LayoutConfiguring Event Types Events and Event TypesRespond to Trigger Setting up a new event typeGeneral When Triggered Trigger TypeOperating the Axis Upload Servers Adding an Upload ServerNotification Servers Devices Port Status & DevicesPort Status Preset position setup Zoom only Preset position setup Pan, Tilt & ZoomAccessing The System Options System OptionsUsers Administration DescriptionSystem Options Overview Firewall Settings Adding UsersEditing and Deleting Users Adding Allowed IP AddressesNew Server Time Date & TimeCurrent Server Time TCP/IP Network Settings Automatic IP ConfigurationDynamic IP Address Notification Settings Parameter DescriptionManual IP Configuration Network TrafficSmtp email Network Settings RTP Multicast SettingsCOM Ports RS-232/RS-485 Ports & DevicesIO Ports Maintenance Support Logs & ReportsFactory Default Settings Appendix a Troubleshooting Checking the FirmwareSupport Server ReportSymptoms, Possible Causes and Remedial Actions Symptoms Possible causes Remedial actionsMic or audio input device Pinging Your IP Address Ping Reply Interpretation and recommendationAppendix B Updating the Firmware Update via FTPEmergency Recovery Procedure Updating the Firmware Axis Modifying the File System Configuration via FTPAppendix C Customizing The Axis Editing and Storing Your Web Customizing ProceduresCustom Web Pages Using your own file as a New Home These lines should be added to the file as shown belowOr, if PTZ is enabled D-Sub Connector Appendix D Unit ConnectionsTerminal Block Terminal Block PinoutSchematic Diagram Terminal Connector Block Browser Administration Tools Connecting Pan/Tilt DevicesInstallation Procedure Controlling and Monitoring Transistor OutputDigital Inputs Querying the Status of Digital InputsExample Monitor data on inputs 1 Appendix E Audio Settings Appendix F Technical Specifications Technical Specifications Axis Video Quality vs. Bit Rate Appendix G BandwidthVideo Quality Level Other Considerations Unicast MulticastIndex IndexIndex Axis Smtp Glossary of Terms

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