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Axis Communications 2100 manual Viewing Images in a Custom-designed Web

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Choosing Your Application

AXIS 2100 User’s Guide

Viewing Images in a Custom-designed Web Page

Simply install the AXIS 2100 directly on your local Ethernet network and complete the Installation Wizard to immediately view live video images in your own custom-designed Web page. The Wizard not only helps you define the image format and personalized characteristics of your Web page Layout, but even allows you to decide how accessible your product is over the intranet or Internet - you decide in just a few simple steps:

AXIS 2100

Browser

LAN/WAN

Intranet Network

Browser

Often used as a Web attraction for enhancing a Web site with live images, this typical application represents the most basic form of network camera configuration. It is ideally suited for occasionally-visitedsites on both large corporate networks, and SOHO (Small-Office Home-Office) applications where a small network is installed and maintained. If you anticipate a larger audience for your images, you should consider configuring your product to upload images to an FTP server on your network, as described in Sequentially Uploading Images to a Remote FTP Server, on page 29.

Installation and Configuration Overview

Configure your AXIS 2100 for viewing images over a network as follows:

1.Connect the AXIS 2100 to your local network. Refer to Installing Your Camera on a Network, on page 11.

2.Open the Home Page in your browser and start the Installation Wizard. Complete the Wizard to establish the standard Security, Date and Time, Image General Layout and TCP/IP Network settings - selecting Network as your chosen method of connection in the Modem or Network dialog. Refer to Configuring Your Camera, on page 20.

3.Your application is now complete. Having completed the Wizard, you should now verify the installation by checking that you have full access to both the images and the camera’s Web pages in your browser.

Note: You can refine your application using the Web-based Administration Tools.

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Axis Communications 2100 manual Viewing Images in a Custom-designed Web, Installation and Configuration Overview

Contents

Axis Network Camera Safety Notices Support ServicesAbout This Document Legal ConsiderationsTable of Contents Index Glossary of Terms Overview Features and Benefits Complimentary Software Status Indicator Physical DescriptionFront Panel ControlNetwork Indicator Power Supply ConnectorRS-232 Serial Connector Rear PanelAssembling Your Camera Connecting the Axis 2100 to a Mounting AssemblyChecking the Hardware Inventory Installing Your Camera on a Network Quick Installation Procedure❶ Note the Serial number ❷ Assign an IP AddressInstalling Your Camera on a Network Verifying the Installation From Your Browser ExampleUsing Your Camera with a Modem Using the NetworkUsing the Null Modem Cable Initial StepsUsing Your Camera with a Modem Connecting Your Computer Using the Null Modem Cable ❺ Check the box Don’t detect myCreating a Dial-up Networking Connection ❶ Double-click My Computer and then double-clickRefining the Dial-up Networking Properties Initiating the Dial-up ConnectionVerifying the Modem Connection Configuring Your Camera Configuration Using the WizardsInstallation Wizard Starting the Installation WizardApplication Wizard Starting the Application WizardAdministration Tools Accessing the ToolsTools Overview User Access Rights System SecurityReinstating the Factory Default Settings Choosing Your Application Networking ApplicationsPicture frequency for Networking Applications Image Compression RatiosLighting Conditions 640 x 250 kb 20 kb 13 kb 320 x 70 kbInstallation and Configuration Overview Viewing Images in a Custom-designed WebSequentially Uploading Images to a Remote FTP Server Choosing Your Application Configuration Modem ApplicationsPicture Frequency for Modem Applications Proprietary ISP Dial-up ProtocolsInstallation and Configuration Overview Remote Imaging in a Custom-designed WebUploading Images to Your Internet Service Provider ISPAxis 2100 User’s Guide Adjusting the Camera Focus Focus AssistantFocus Quality Rotational Focus ControlFocusing the Camera Under Stable Conditions Adjusting the Camera Focus Replacing the Lens Axis 2191 Audio Module Features and FunctionsLegal Considerations Power Connector Power Indicator Normally lit VolumeTerminal Block Connector Level In/Level OutInstalling the Audio Module ❽ Using a screwdriverConfiguring the Audio Module Admin ToolsUsing the Audio Module with Your Camera Using the Different Audio ModesFull-Duplex Half-DuplexSimplex Talk Simplex ListenTroubleshooting the Audio Module Symptoms Possible causes Remedial actionsTechnical Specifications for the Axis Connection DiagramPinouts for the RS-232 Port Audio Module to Camera Serial CablePin Camera Appendix a Troubleshooting Frequently Asked QuestionsPing Reply Interpretation and recommendation PINGing Your IP AddressAxis Problems, Possible Causes and Remedial Actions No access via the Null Incorrect modem/dial-up Modem Cable Settings SpeedFaulty cabling Heavily loaded Server or an ISP No image using RefreshPossible causes Remedial actions Appendix B Other IP Setup Methods Method Operating Systems Refer to Axis IP InstallerInstalling the Axis IP Installer Using the Axis IP InstallerSetting the IP Address with the Axis IP Installer Other IP Setup Methods Axis 2100 User’s Manual Obtaining Updated Firmware Upgrading the Firmware Appendix C Updating the FirmwareAppendix D The Unit Connectors Serial ConnectorPhysical Connector PinIO Connector Digital InputDigital Output Digital Transistor OutputConnection Diagram for a Simple Door Switch Connection Diagram for an LED indicator Output Schematic Connection Diagram of the I/O and RS232 Connector OooAppendix E High-Speed Services NAT Feature in WindowsAvailable IP Addresses NAT BoxRouters and Firewalls WinGate Server SoftwareAppendix F Technical Specifications Bootp IndexAxis 2100 User’s Guide Index Glossary of Terms