Axis Communications Q8108-R manual Set up your computer

Models: Q8108-R

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AXIS Q8108-R User’s Guide

Set up your computer

This section will help you install AXIS NVR Manager and AXIS Camera Station Client and configure it for your Axis NVRs and Axis Network Cameras. A brief introduction to the functionality of the software is covered here. For more information see the context sensitive help files or, for AXIS Camera Station see the User’s Manual available at www.axis.com

AXIS NVR Manager is for discovery, configuration and firmware upgrade of AXIS Q8108-R. Go to www.axis.com to download AXIS NVR Manager and follow the install wizard’s instructions. Make sure you have full administrator rights on the computer you install on.

AXIS Camera Station Client is for monitoring, recording, playback and event management of Axis network cameras. Launch AXIS Camera Station Client from AXIS NVR Manager and follow the install wizard’s instructions or download from www.axis.com.

Minimum recommended requirements for AXIS NVR Manager and AXIS Camera Station Client

PC minimum requirements:

Memory: 1 GB RAM

Software: Windows XP SP2, Server 2003 SP2, Vista, Windows 7 (For other operating sys- tems, see www.axis.com/techsup), Microsoft .NET 3.5 (included in installation package)

Support for DirectX 9.0c

For individual PC requirements for AXIS Camera Station Client refer to the AXIS Camera Station User’s Manual.

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Axis Communications Q8108-R manual Set up your computer

Q8108-R specifications

Axis Communications Q8108-R is a robust and versatile network video recorder designed specifically for security professionals looking to enhance surveillance systems across various environments. This model stands out due to its high performance, reliability, and adaptability, enabling users to monitor and manage multiple video streams efficiently.

One of the key features of the Q8108-R is its ability to support up to eight Axis cameras, providing a flexible solution for both small and medium-sized installations. The device can handle high-definition video recordings, up to 12 MP resolution, ensuring clarity and detail in every frame. This capability makes it an ideal choice for environments that require exhaustive surveillance, such as retail outlets, transportation hubs, and critical infrastructure sites.

The Q8108-R also comes with advanced storage solutions. Featuring RAID 0/1 configurations and a 4 TB internal hard drive, it ensures that users have ample storage capacity for their recordings. In cases of hardware failure, the RAID functionality provides added security through redundancy, minimizing the risk of data loss. Furthermore, the recorder supports the integration of external storage, allowing users to expand their capacity as required.

In terms of connectivity, the Axis Q8108-R is equipped with multiple network interfaces, including Power over Ethernet (PoE), which simplifies installation by allowing cameras to receive power and data over a single cable. The device's compatibility with various video standards and its support for Axis' own proprietary technologies such as Zipstream, which minimizes bandwidth and storage use without sacrificing video quality, further enhances its performance.

User management features are also a strong point of the Q8108-R. With a user-friendly interface, it allows operators to set up and manage user access rights efficiently. This is essential for organizations that need to maintain controlled access to sensitive surveillance data.

Moreover, the Q8108-R is designed for challenging environments, boasting an IP66 rating, which means it is protected against dust and water ingress. This ruggedness makes it suitable for outdoor use and in demanding conditions.

In summary, the Axis Communications Q8108-R is an exceptional network video recorder that combines high performance, flexible capacity, and robust security features. Its technological innovations and user-centric design make it a reliable choice for those seeking to enhance their surveillance capabilities in a world increasingly dependent on security and monitoring solutions.