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A camera can deliver two full resolution 30 fps H.264 streams. The customer wants to have four H.264 streams at 30 fps, from the same product. How can this be achieved?
To achieve four H.264 streams at 30 fps from the same camera product that can deliver two full resolution 30 fps H.264 streams, the resolution of the streams must be decreased. By lowering the resolution, the camera reduces the amount of data processed and transmitted for each stream, making it possible to support additional streams. Axis Network Video documentation indicates that stream configuration, including resolution and frame rate adjustments, allows cameras to manage multiple streams effectively while maintaining performance.
A camera is positioned where backlighting is a problem. What would be the preferred action?
Axis P-iris technology is designed to optimize the iris position for optimal depth of field, resolution, and image contrast. It also helps in managing challenging lighting conditions such as backlighting by controlling the amount of light reaching the image sensor. This allows the camera to produce clear images even when facing direct sunlight or other bright light sources.
In a switched network with Unicast
In a switched network with Unicast, data packets are sent from the source to a single specific recipient. No other computers on the network will receive the data intended for that recipient. This method ensures that the communication is direct and private between the sender and the receiver, which helps in managing network bandwidth efficiently. [Reference: Axis Communications - Networking Basics for IP Surveillance]
In clear weather. Axis specifies, in accordance with Johnson's criteria, an AXIS Q1921 with a 60 mm lens to have detection range of 1200 m (3900 ft) for a person. Based on this estimation which of the following is true?
According to Johnson's criteria, the detection range for a person with an AXIS Q1921 with a 60 mm lens in clear weather is 1200 meters (3900 feet). This means that a human observer is able to detect a person at this distance with a 50% probability. Johnson's criteria is a widely accepted method for calculating the probability of detection, recognition, and identification of objects in surveillance imagery.
While setting up an AXIS Q7404 Video Encoder for control of an analog PTZ using Pelco D protocol, you run into a problem. After uploading of the proper Pelco drivers into the AXIS Q7404 Video Encoder you find that channel 1 is controlling the wrong analog PTZ. Which option below would you adjust to fix this problem so you can avoid changing physical cables?
When controlling an analog PTZ camera using the Pelco D protocol, the Device ID (sometimes referred to as the address or camera ID) is crucial for ensuring that the correct commands are sent to the intended camera. If channel 1 is controlling the wrong analog PTZ camera, adjusting the Device ID will correct this without the need to change physical cables. Each PTZ camera must have a unique Device ID to ensure proper control within the system. Axis Network Video documentation details the setup and configuration of PTZ control protocols, including the importance of correctly assigning Device IDs.
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