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Table of contents

LICENSE AGREEMENT ...................................................................... 4

PRODUCT LIABILITY .......................................................................... 5

2.1

Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery ...................................................... 5

2.2

Important operating instructions ........................................................................ 5

Overview.............................................................................................. 6

System requirements ......................................................................... 7

4.1

Accessing a connected camera / camera server .............................................. 8

4.2

Further manuals ................................................................................................ 9

4.3

Additional features by optional licenses .......................................................... 10

4.4

Firmware Care ................................................................................................ 11

Configuring the network camera AXIS F54 ..................................... 12

5.1

Connecting the network camera AXIS F54 ..................................................... 12

5.2

Access to the network camera AXIS FA54 ..................................................... 13

5.3

Creating the „admin“ user ............................................................................... 15

5.4

Further system settings................................................................................... 18

5.4.1 RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol) ................................................................. 18
5.4.2 Displaying the date and time in the video image ................................................... 19
5.4.3 Stream settings .................................................................................................... 21
5.4.4 Audio setting ........................................................................................................ 22

5.5

System Maintenance ...................................................................................... 23

5.6

Reset to factory settings ................................................................................. 24

Configuring the network camera AXIS F41/F44 .............................. 25

6.1

Connecting the network camera AXIS F41/F44 .............................................. 25

6.2

Access to the network camera AXIS F41/F44 ................................................ 26

6.3

Creating the user “admin” ............................................................................... 29

6.4

Setting date and time ...................................................................................... 30

6.5

Audio settings (FW 2.0.1 onwards) ................................................................. 32

6.5.1 Adjusting audio source ......................................................................................... 32
6.5.2 Adjusting audio quality.......................................................................................... 33

6.6

IP configuration ............................................................................................... 34

6.7

Resetting configuration ................................................................................... 35

Configuring the network camera AXIS P12xx ................................. 36

7.1

Connecting the network camera AXIS P1204 / P1214 / P1224 ...................... 36

7.2

Access to the network camera AXIS P12xx .................................................... 37

7.3

Creating t

he user “admin” ............................................................................... 39

7.4

Setting date and time ...................................................................................... 40

7.5

IP configuration ............................................................................................... 42

7.6

Resetting configuration ................................................................................... 43

Configuring the network camera AXIS 207/210/211 ....................... 44

8.1

Related manuals ............................................................................................. 44

8.2

Automatic configuration (recommended) ........................................................ 44

8.2.1 Installing the camera template .............................................................................. 45
8.2.2

Creating the user “admin” ..................................................................................... 47

8.3

Manual configuration ...................................................................................... 48

8.3.1 Resetting configuration ......................................................................................... 48
8.3.2 IP configuration .................................................................................................... 49
8.3.3

Creating the user “admin” ..................................................................................... 50

8.3.4 Setting date and time ........................................................................................... 52
8.3.5 Setting MPEG-4 ................................................................................................... 54

Summary of Contents for BLUEPIRAT2

Page 1: ...BLUEPIRAT Series Camera User Guide 30 09 2020 Version 5 0 1 ...

Page 2: ...ing the network camera AXIS F41 F44 25 6 1 Connecting the network camera AXIS F41 F44 25 6 2 Access to the network camera AXIS F41 F44 26 6 3 Creating the user admin 29 6 4 Setting date and time 30 6 5 Audio settings FW 2 0 1 onwards 32 6 5 1 Adjusting audio source 32 6 5 2 Adjusting audio quality 33 6 6 IP configuration 34 6 7 Resetting configuration 35 7 Configuring the network camera AXIS P12xx...

Page 3: ... 10 4 Setting date and time 67 10 5 IP configuration 69 11 Save and restore the Video Encoder settings 71 12 Resetting the Video Encoder AXIS Q7404 P7214 74 13 Connecting video equipment to the data logger 75 14 Configuring the data logger 76 14 1 General settings 76 14 2 Camera settings 78 14 2 1 Camera General settings 78 14 2 1 1 Encrypting video data 79 14 2 1 2 Setting the video server 79 14 ...

Page 4: ...s mit or to transfer the software or its rights from this license agreement 6 Licensor is not liable to licensee for any damages including compensatory special incidental exemplary punitive or consequential damages connected with or resulting from this license agreement or licensee s use of this software 7 Licensee agrees to defend and indemnify licensor and hold licensor harmless from all claims ...

Page 5: ...2 PRODUCT LIABILITY 2 1 Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery The General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery of MAGNA Telemotive GmbH can be found on our website https telemotive magna com under imprint 2 2 Important operating instructions ...

Page 6: ...default to standby mode which may be a reason for an empty battery After rebooting the system takes approximately 120 seconds to be synchronized The recording starts immediately after the synchronization If the Ethernet cable was removed between the Video Encoder camera and the data logger and plugged in again the system takes around 11 seconds for the resynchronization If the supply voltage is re...

Page 7: ...ernet to a PC Control Unit You need a Windows based Laptop or PC to configure the devices by the System Client It also allows to save the recorded data and to use them offline later System Client Update configure and read out your data loggers with System Client Save time with central ad ministration of your software products System Client is your key to success for using all our products BLUEPIRA...

Page 8: ...emote control can handle all connected loggers BLUEPIRAT Remote optional While Remote Control Touch is just a control unit for handling unique devices or a TSL network the blue PiraT Remote additional has logger functionality by offering internal storage and some interfaces Device is EOL License For the additional feature Camera Link an installed license is required Settings for licensed features ...

Page 9: ...er manual for BLUEPIRAT Rapid https sc telemotive de 4 uploads media BLUEPIRAT_Rapid_UserManual pdf User manual for BLUEPIRAT Mini https sc telemotive de 4 uploads media BLUEPIRAT_Mini_UserManual pdf User manual for Remote Control Touch https sc telemotive de 4 uploads media RCTouch_UserGuide pdf User manual for BLUEPIRAT Power Backup https sc telemotive de 4 uploads media BLUEPIRAT_Power_Backup_U...

Page 10: ...nous isochronous data MLBevo QXDM The license Connected Gateway MLBevo enables the recording of data of the ATOP control unit MLBevo via USB to the Magna Telemotive data log ger and convert these data with the System Client from FW 02 03 01 Additional this license allows to log Qualcomm QXDM logs via USB from FW 03 06 XX Download Terminal The in the System Client integrated Download Terminal allow...

Page 11: ...m the date of purchasing the BLUEPIRAT This period can be extended For details please contact your sales partner see contact at the end of the manual for ad dresses Affected products BLUEPIRAT Rapid BLUEPIRAT Mini Remote Control Touch BLUEPIRAT2 5E BLUEPIRAT2 BLUEPIRAT Remote Note Enhancements are only possible in current firmware releases Attention Please note that updates to main firmware versio...

Page 12: ...ting the network camera AXIS F54 Connect the camera with the associated main unit Connect the power supply to the main unit Connect your PC or laptop via Ethernet cable to the main unit Turn on the power supply All three LEDs should light green after about 60 seconds Figure 5 1 Connecting the network camera with a PC laptop Change your PCs IP configuration Use static IP address with the following ...

Page 13: ...w axis com support technical notes browser support The latest versions of Chrome and Firefox are recommended Figure 5 3 Initial login mask Choose your password and type it in This password will be needed later If the system asks for a further authentication please type in the same password like before Thereafter you have to set the capture mode and the power line frequency of the power supply In E...

Page 14: ...ou start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pictures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video picture timestamp could not match Click on next Hint If you change the IP address you w...

Page 15: ...e Figure 5 6 Login to the Main Unit after changing the IP address Click on the Done button at the bottom right Then the Settings button will also appear in the bottom right hand corner please click on it In the window that opens click on the System tab Here on Users Figure 5 7 Select the Users menu There you create a new user Admin in the role of the administrator by clicking on the sign ...

Page 16: ...16 of 93 Important Please enter as password 2x8bg4 Username admin Password 2x8bg4 Figure 5 8 Create new user Admin After entering the password click on Save Now two users root and Admin should appear in the user menu Figure 5 9 Created users ...

Page 17: ...SER GUIDE page 17 of 93 In the Anonymous Users field move the slider to the right to allow anonymous users Figure 5 10 Anonymous Users field and confirm the note by clicking the Yes button Figure 5 11 Note Allow anonymous users ...

Page 18: ...ng is set On the System tab click on Plain config Figure 5 12 Selection menu Click on the Got it button in the message that now appears Figure 5 13 Confirmation query Advanced settings To check whether the correct settings are set scroll down in the offered selection menu Plain config and click in the line Network Figure 5 14 Selection menu Simple Config ...

Page 19: ...e Figure 5 15 RTSP Menu 5 4 2 Displaying the date and time in the video image These settings must be made individually for each camera To select a camera click on the corresponding camera in the Start menu screen Figure 5 16 Camera selection Menu Go to the Overlay tab Figure 5 17 Settings menu Click on Create overlay Figure 5 18 Select Create Overlay ...

Page 20: ...Text input in the Overlay menu Finally click on the button Create Attention Before you start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pic tures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video pi...

Page 21: ...breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras Figure 5 22 Frame rate settings Up to two microphones can be connected to the Main Unit To include an audio recording in the video stream click the Include Audio slider and select the desired audio input Figure 5 23 Include audio in th...

Page 22: ...e 5 24 Audio settings menu Further settings can be made by selecting the audio source Figure 5 25 Further audio source settings The audio quality can still be adjusted with the Encoding settings Figure 5 26 Setting the audio quality Hint When you have made all settings please set the IP settings of your PC or laptop back to dynamic IP address ...

Page 23: ...ick on the menu item System Click on the Maintenance icon there Figure 5 27 System menu Various system tasks can be performed in the System Maintenance menu including resetting to factory settings and an update or downgrade of the firmware Figure 5 28 Reset to factory settings Figure 5 29 Firmware upgrade ...

Page 24: ... as follows 1 Disconnect power from the product 2 Hold down the control button between the two SD card slots on the right side and 3 Reconnect the power supply 4 Keep the control button pressed for 15 30 seconds until the status LED indicator flashes amber 5 Release the control button 6 The process is complete when the status LED indicator turns green The product has been reset to the factory defa...

Page 25: ... supply to the main unit Connect your PC or laptop via Ethernet cable to the main unit Turn on the power supply All LEDs should light green after about 60 seconds Network camera AXIS F41 Figure 6 1 Connecting the network camera with a PC laptop Change your PCs IP configuration Use static IP address with the following settings Figure 6 2 Setting a static IP address Index PC laptop Power supply acc ...

Page 26: ... it in This password will be needed later If the system asks for a further authentication please type in the same password like before Figure 6 3 Creating an user password After setting the password please login to the AXIS F41 F44 web interface Figure 6 4 Login to the web interface User name root Password your chosen password from before In some cases a browser add on is necessary to display the ...

Page 27: ...apture mode and the power line frequency of the power supply In Europe 50 Hz is common Figure 6 5 Configure the capture mode F41 Figure6 6 Configure the capture mode F44 Figure 6 7 Configure the power line frequency Now you should see the live stream of the connected network camera ...

Page 28: ...BLUEPIRAT SERIES CAMERA USER GUIDE page 28 of 93 Figure 6 8 Picture of a connected network camera Index ...

Page 29: ... 6 9 Adding a new user A new window is opened Name the new user admin and define a password This user and password will be needed later too Recommended User name admin Password 2x8bg4 Choose the User group o Administrator and click OK Activate at User Settings the checkbox Enable anonymous viewer login no user name or password required Confirm the settings with Save Figure 6 10 Enable anonymous vi...

Page 30: ...tion Before you start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pic tures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video picture timestamp could not match Click Basic Setup 4 Video Stream Activa...

Page 31: ... 13 Include date and time in the video stream The setup for in the video image embedded timestamps is finished Note In case that the video is stuttering or has breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras Index ...

Page 32: ...ble audio to enable the general audio functionality Note Using the AXIS F44 these settings must be made for Camera 1 to 4 Basic Setup 4 Video Stream Camera Figure 6 14 Enable audio 6 5 1 Adjusting audio source Change to the entry Video Audio Audio Settings Here you can configure the con nected source as well as the recorded audio quality Figure 6 15 Configure audio settings ...

Page 33: ...ity to power a microphone Figure 6 17 Select audio input Microphone The setting of the Input gain can be used to configure an internal preamplifier for signal im provement Note If the source configuration is not valid the audio signal may be distorted 6 5 2 Adjusting audio quality For a high audio quality we recommend to configure the Sample rate and the Bit rate at the highest value The Encoding ...

Page 34: ...dress Confirm the settings with Save Note By changing the IP address you lose the connection to the network camera This also will be told to you in an information window Figure 6 20 Hint 1 Figure 6 21 Hint 2 For reconnecting you have to change your computers IP address to 192 168 1 80 Then type in your browser the new IP address of the network camera to access the configuration again Note Finally ...

Page 35: ...o default settings by the following steps 1 Disconnect the connection to the power supply 2 Press and hold the control button next to the SD slot and 3 reconnect to the power supply 4 Hold the control button for 15 to 30 seconds till the Stat LED flashes yellow When the Stat LED turns green the process is finished ...

Page 36: ...d main unit Connect the power supply to the main unit Connect your PC or laptop via Ethernet cable to the main unit Turn on the power supply All LEDs should light green after about 60 seconds Network camera AXIS P1204 P1214 P1224 Change your PCs IP configuration Use static IP address with the following settings Figure 7 1 Setting a static IP address Power supply acc AXIS spec PC Laptop ...

Page 37: ...assword and type it in This password will be needed later If the system asks for a further authentication please type in the same password like before Figure 7 2 Create a user password After setting the password please login to the web interface Figure 7 3 Login to the web interface User name root Password your chosen password from before A browser add on is necessary to display the video stream i...

Page 38: ...ter you have to set the power line frequency of the power supply In Europe 50 Hz is common Figure 7 4 Configure the power line frequency Now you should see the live stream of the connected network camera Figure 7 5 Picture of a connected network camera Index ...

Page 39: ...igure 7 6 Add a new user A new window is opened Name the new user admin and define a password This user and password will be needed later too Recommended User name admin Password 2x8bg4 Choose the User group o Administrator and click OK Activate at User Settings the checkbox Enable anonymous viewer login no user name or password required Confirm the settings with Save Figure 7 7 Enable anonymous v...

Page 40: ... date and time on the video image Attention Before you start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pic tures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video picture timestamp could not match ...

Page 41: ...eo stream The setup for in the video image embedded timestamps is finished Note In case that the video is stuttering or has breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras Index ...

Page 42: ...o Use the following IP address Type in these data IP address 192 168 1 90 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Figure 7 10 Setting an IP address Confirm the settings with Save Note By changing the IP address you lose the connection to the network camera This also will be told to you in an information window Figure 7 11 popup window 1 Figure 7 12 popup window 2 ...

Page 43: ... change your PCs or laptops IP configuration back to dynamic configuration 7 6 Resetting configuration The AXIS P series can be set to default settings by the following steps 5 Disconnect the connection to the power supply 6 Press and hold the control button next to the PWR connector and 7 reconnect to the power supply 8 Hold the control button for 15 to 30 seconds till the Stat LED flashes yellow...

Page 44: ...ilable 8 1 Related manuals AXIS 207 User Manual 1 AXIS 210 User Manual 2 AXIS 211 User Manual 3 8 2 Automatic configuration recommended Needed software AXIS Camera Management v2 00 31 http www axis com techsup software index htm or http www axis com de products cam_mgmt_software interface htm Configuration steps 9 Check firmware version Recommended 4 40 more information see 1 2 3 or AXIS online 10...

Page 45: ...igures your camera automatically The download file is available in our ServiceCenter at BLUEPIRAT Doku mentations under the manual of the camera connection 15 Click Apply Template 16 Click on the template file in the shortcut menu or choose it from the memory location with Browse Figure 8 1 Select a template A dialog opens Figure 8 2 Apply template ...

Page 46: ...BLUEPIRAT SERIES CAMERA USER GUIDE page 46 of 93 17 Click OK to confirm the template A dialog opens 18 Check the configuration process Figure 8 3 Result of the configuration process Index ...

Page 47: ...IS camera with the right mouse button 20 Click User Management Add Edit User in the shortcut menu Figure 8 4 Add a user A dialog opens 21 Add administrator as follows Name the new user admin and define a password This user and password will be needed later too Recommended User name admin Password 2x8bg4 Choose the Access rights Administrator and click OK Figure 8 5 Select a user password Index ...

Page 48: ... is described in the camera manual In this case you have to use the fix IP address 192 168 0 10 for your PC The camera is reachable by the IP address 192 168 0 90 A step by step configuration of the camera is described in the section below The following instructions are illustrated by screenshots of the camera setup of the AXIS 210 The layout of the other supported cameras 207 207W and 211 can dif...

Page 49: ...255 255 0 Default router 192 168 1 1 Figure 8 7 Setting an IP address Note When using a port on the rear side of the logger please type in the IP address 192 168 0 90 and the Default router 192 168 0 1 The same IP address has to be used in the data loggers configuration Confirm the settings with Save Note By changing the IP address you lose the connection to the network camera This also will be to...

Page 50: ...th administrator rights Click Setup Basic Configuration 1 Users Add A new window is opened Name the new user admin and define a password This user and password will be needed later too Recommended User name admin Password 2x8bg4 Choose the User group o Administrator and click OK Activate at User Settings the checkbox Enable anonymous viewer login no user name or password required Confirm the setti...

Page 51: ...BLUEPIRAT SERIES CAMERA USER GUIDE page 51 of 93 Figure 8 10 Enable anonymous viewer login Index ...

Page 52: ...splay date and time on the video image Attention Before you start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pic tures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video picture timestamp could not m...

Page 53: ...eo stream The setup for in the video image embedded timestamps is finished Note In case that the video is stuttering or has breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras Index ...

Page 54: ...S CAMERA USER GUIDE page 54 of 93 8 3 5 Setting MPEG 4 Change to the entry Video Image Advanced MPEG 4 Change Length to 32 Choose the Maximum bit rate o Limited to kbit s Type in 3000 Figure 8 13 MPEG 4 settings Index ...

Page 55: ...bered Always start with the first connector Connect the power supply to the Video Encoder Connect your PC or laptop via Ethernet cable to the Video Encoder Turn on the power supply All LEDs should light green after about 60 sec onds Cameras Figure 9 1 AXIS Q7404 Change your PCs IP configuration Use static IP address with the following settings Figure 9 2 Setting a static IP address Index AXIS Q740...

Page 56: ...word will be needed later If the system asks for a further authentication please type in the same password like before Figure 9 3 Creating a user password After setting the password please login to the video server Figure 9 4 Login to the video server User name root Password your chosen password from before Depending on the installed language at the video server you can download a new language fil...

Page 57: ...7 of 93 Figure 9 5 Selecting a language In some cases a browser add on is necessary to display the video stream Now you should see the live stream of the connected network camera number 1 Figure 9 6 Picture of a connected network camera Index ...

Page 58: ...ers 2 Add 3 Figure 9 7 Adding a new user A new window opens Name the new user admin and define a password 4 This user and password will be needed later too Recommended User name admin Password 2x8bg4 Choose the User group o Administrator 5 and click OK 6 Activate at User Settings the checkbox Enable anonymous viewer login no user name or password required 7 Confirm the settings with Save 8 Index ...

Page 59: ...video image Attention Before you start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pic tures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video picture timestamp could not match Click Basic Setup 4 Vi...

Page 60: ...deo stream The setup for in the video image embedded timestamps is finished Note In case that the video is stuttering or has breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras Index ...

Page 61: ...s Configura tion o Use the following IP address 13 Type in these data 14 IP address 192 168 1 90 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Confirm the settings with Save 15 Figure 9 10 Setting an IP address Note By changing the IP address you lose the connection to the video server This also will be told to you in an information window Figure 9 11 Hint ...

Page 62: ... to the Video Encoder AXIS Q7404 is now configured If more than one camera should be connected the same changes for all connected cameras have to be done Use the specified IP address in the following table for its respective camera Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 IP address 192 168 1 91 192 168 1 92 192 168 1 93 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 Note Finally change your PCs or lapto...

Page 63: ...ways start with the first connector Connect the power supply to the Video Encoder Connect your PC or laptop via Ethernet cable to the Video Encoder Turn on the power supply All LEDs should light green after about 60 sec onds Cameras Figure 10 1 Connecting a Video Encoder Change your PCs IP configuration Use static IP address with the following settings Figure 10 2 Setting a static IP address Index...

Page 64: ...168 0 90 Choose your password and type it in This password will be needed later If the system asks for a further authentication please type in the same password like before Figure 10 3 Selecting a user password After setting the password please login to the video server Figure 10 4 Login to the video server User name root Password your chosen password from before Index ...

Page 65: ...elect a language In some cases a browser add on is necessary to display the video stream Now you should see the live stream of the connected network camera number 1 Figure 10 6 Display a video stream To have a look at the other cameras open the dropdown menu on top and select the one you want to see or to see the videos of all four cameras in one screen click Quad Stream Index ...

Page 66: ...10 7 Adding a new user A new window is opened Name the new user admin and define a password 4 This password will be needed later Recommended User name admin Password 2x8bg4 Choose the User group o Administrator 5 and click OK 6 Figure 10 8 Choose a password for the new user Activate at User Settings the checkbox Enable anonymous viewer login no user name or password required 7 Confirm the settings...

Page 67: ... and time on the video image Attention Before you start recording always set the date and time in the data logger first It is impossible to change the timestamp at recorded video data This means the setup of a new logger time before downloading does not change the time within the video pic tures In this case the timestamps of the other channels and the video picture timestamp could not match Click...

Page 68: ...deo stream The setup for in the video image embedded timestamps is finished Note In case that the video is stuttering or has breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras Index ...

Page 69: ...68 1 90 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Confirm the settings with Save 6 Figure 10 11 Setting an IP address Note The video server AXIS P7214 has only one IP address The camera configuration auto matically changes the settings of the other cameras It is therefore unnecessary to set the other cameras Note By changing the IP address you lose the connection to the video server This also will be told to you ...

Page 70: ...or reconnecting you have to change your computers IP address to 192 168 1 80 Then type in your browser the new IP address of the network camera to access the configuration again Note Finally change your PCs or laptops IP configuration back to dynamic configuration Index ...

Page 71: ...client and data logger is disturbed That is because the program changes some network settings so UDP pings are not correctly transferred from the logger to the AXIS Camera Management Client In this case the older version mentioned above should be used or the program should be uninstalled after the saving After installing the software you can start it by using Start AXIS Camera Management AXIS Came...

Page 72: ...age 72 of 93 Figure 11 3 Adding devices step 2 Figure 11 4 Adding devices step 3 Figure 11 5 Device added To save the current settings please right click your device In the shortcut menu select Parame ter Management Create Parameter File ...

Page 73: ...ram reads the configuration from the video server Activate the checkbox Select De select all and then click Save to save the configuration to your local system To restore the saved settings to your device select Parameter Management Apply Pa rameter File in the shortcut menu of the device Index ...

Page 74: ...ry default settings First disconnect the power supply from the AXIS Video Encoder Then press and hold the RE SET button 1 while reconnecting with the power supply AXIS Q7404 Figure 12 1 Reset button AXIS Q7404 AXIS P7214 Figure 12 2 Reset button AXIS P7214 Keep the RESET button 1 pressed The STATUS LED turns yellow This may take up to 15 seconds Release the RESET button 1 when the STATUS LED light...

Page 75: ...e used for access to the logger while the Video Encoder is recording data This alternative is described in the following Connect the Gigabit Ethernet port of the logger via an Ethernet cable with the Ethernet port of your PC laptop The data logger is configured as a DHCP server by default Connect the logger via the affiliated power harness red clamp 30 and black clamp 31 with a power supply e g th...

Page 76: ... System Client Figure 14 2 Setting the network settings in the System Client Please be sure about the setting of the logger s standby You can activate or deactivate the automatic standby at General Standby If active there are two different time settings for network connection If the data logger is not connected to a network at the front Ethernet port and does not receive any data during the timeou...

Page 77: ...y no further channels are connected or they are inactive the logger shuts down and enters standby mode according to the lower time indication despite the video recording So you have two options Deactivating the automatic standby and shifting the device to standby manually if nec essary or Configuring a channel e g CAN channel whose activity coincides with the camera ac tivity ...

Page 78: ... in the window to the right and click on General settings Figure 14 3 Camera General settings If the checkbox for Only record video data around a Marker is activated the logger records no data except these around a Marker deactivated the logger always records all video data You can define the time range around a marker under General Buffer Figure 14 4 Setting the time range around a marker ...

Page 79: ...se more than one single camera like Axis 207 210 211 the synchonisation must be ena bled to guarantee a synchronised recording of all cameras 14 2 1 1 Encrypting video data If the video data should be encrypted the Client offers the possibility to set change or delete a password in this field 14 2 1 2 Setting the video server In the dropdown menu at Video Servers select the connected network camer...

Page 80: ...the cameras In the folder Camera click Camera 1 1 and activate the checkbox for Camera interface active 2 Choose the connector 3 depending on the Ethernet port the Video Encoder net work camera is connected to Enter the Video Encoders network cameras IP address 4 If the AXIS P7214 is used the IP address is already specified in the general settings It is taken from there If you have chosen to use t...

Page 81: ...ollowing IP addresses Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 AXIS Q7404 207 210 211 AXIS P1204 F41 192 168 1 90 192 168 1 91 192 168 1 92 192 168 1 93 AXIS P7214 F44 FA54 192 168 1 90 192 168 1 90 192 168 1 90 192 168 1 90 After setup click on the button Write to logger 8 The configuration is finished The logger starts recording the video signal as configured Index 2 1 3 5 4 7 6 8 ...

Page 82: ... but no configuration has been performed All four channels are however recognized Figure14 8 Display VID Case 2 X means all parameters are configured The video data are not recorded or there is no con nection between logger and server The following figure shows that camera 1 and 2 are config ured but not recorded and camera 3 and 4 are not activated Figure14 9 Display VID XX Case 3 T means logger ...

Page 83: ...anual pdf While all of the other trace files are recorded in the Telemotive format from the logger video sig nals are directly provided as MPEG4 stream from the camera and saved as it is on the logger For the video application there is a special characteristic about the video block length If you select a time period or a marker for download so the downloaded data does not match exactly to the expe...

Page 84: ...onverted to one video file Choose the required option in the client output window 4 For both options the result will be the mpeg4 video format Figure 16 1 Settings for converting video data in the System Client The System Client can also convert offline data which are downloaded already from the data logger Only an installed client is necessary In the tab Favorites click the green 1 and choose the...

Page 85: ...d only if they have been downloaded or converted and saved to a computers disk first They can be played on any standard video player Note In case that the video is stuttering or has breaks please reduce the preset Maximum frame rate Reducing to 15 or 20 fps eliminates the problem which is caused by to high frame rates especially with HD cameras ...

Page 86: ... ip utility Figure 18 1 Axis IP Utility AXIS IP Utility helps you set the IP address of an Axis network video product Axis devices on the network are automatically discovered and displayed Assign network parameters IP Ad dress Subnet mask and Default router or configure the device to obtain its IP address from DHCP The Axis device and the client computer must be on the same subnet network segment ...

Page 87: ...Data Acquisition DTO Data Transmission Object ECL Electrical Control Line ECU Electronic Control Unit FIBEX FIeld Bus Exchange Format FW Firmware GMT Greenwich Mean Time INCA INtegrated Calibration and Application Tool LAN Local Area Network Netzwerk LIN Local Interconnect Network MAC Media Access Control MCD Measure Calibrate Diagnose MDX Meta Data EXchange Format MEP MOST Ethernet Packet MOST Me...

Page 88: ...SA blue PiraT System Access bPSL blue PiraT System Link UDP User Datagram Protocol USB Universal Serial Bus UTC Universal Time Coordinated Wi Fi Wireless Fidelity WLAN Wireless Local Area Network XCP Universal Measurement and Calibration Protocol xtmt eXtended Telemotive Trace Table 19 1 Abbreviations ...

Page 89: ...deo stream 21 Figure 5 24 Audio settings menu 22 Figure 5 25 Further audio source settings 22 Figure 5 26 Setting the audio quality 22 Figure 5 27 System menu 23 Figure 5 28 Reset to factory settings 23 Figure 5 29 Firmware upgrade 23 Figure 5 30 Firmware rollback 24 Figure 6 1 Connecting the network camera with a PC laptop 25 Figure 6 2 Setting a static IP address 25 Figure 6 3 Creating an user p...

Page 90: ...uage 57 Figure 9 6 Picture of a connected network camera 57 Figure 9 7 Adding a new user 58 Figure 9 8 Set date and time manually 59 Figure 9 9 Including date and time in the video stream 60 Figure 9 10 Setting an IP address 61 Figure 9 11 Hint 61 Figure 10 1 Connecting a Video Encoder 63 Figure 10 2 Setting a static IP address 63 Figure 10 3 Selecting a user password 64 Figure 10 4 Login to the v...

Page 91: ...eral settings 79 Figure 14 6 Setting an IP address 80 Figure 14 7 Configuring the cameras 81 Figure14 8 Display VID 82 Figure14 9 Display VID XX 82 Figure14 10 Display VID TT 82 Figure 16 1 Settings for converting video data in the System Client 84 Figure 16 2 Choose an offline dataset 84 Figure 18 1 Axis IP Utility 86 Index ...

Page 92: ...BLUEPIRAT SERIES CAMERA USER GUIDE page 92 of 93 21 List of tables Table 4 1 Additional features by optional licenses 10 Table 19 1 Abbreviations 88 Index ...

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