UNIX
Type the following commands:
arp
Example:
arp
7.Access the AXIS 240 by entering the Internet address (URL) into the location field of your Web browser.
Example:
http://192.168.3.191/
8.Adjust the focus of the cameras. Reload your Web browser to test your adjustments.
The installation is complete and you can now include pictures taken by the cameras into your own applications.
Taking Snapshots
To trigger a camera snapshot, simply enter the URL of your AXIS 240 into the location field of your Web browser.
These snapshot types are available within the AXIS 240:
File name | Description |
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fullsize.jpg | Full size JPEG snapshot. Generation time = 0.5 sec |
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halfsize.jpg | Half size JPEG snapshot. Generation time = 0.3 sec |
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lastshot.jpg | The last snapshot taken by the camera, either “full |
| size” or “half size”. |
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hugesize.jpg | The highest resolution snapshot available. As |
| opposed to the ‘fullsize’ and ‘halfsize’ images, this |
| type of snapshot is software generated. Generation |
| time = 18 sec |
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zoom.jpg | Derived from the from the center of ‘hugesize’. |
| Generation time = 8 sec |
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To integrate live snapshot images into your own applications and web pages, refer to the URL of the AXIS 240 as detailed below:
Example:
http://192.168.3.191/fullsize.jpg?camera=1
Example: ( Adding an HTML reference)
<IMG SRC=”http://192.168.3.191/fullsize.jpg?camera=2” ALT=”A fullsize JPEG Image from Camera 2”>
Note:
To specify the camera source, you must add the CGI parameter ?camera=<n> to your URL request. If omitted, the default camera will be used.