AXIS 2191 Installation Guide
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Troubleshooting
Note:
If you still have a problem after reading this information, please contact your reseller, or
visit www.axis.com and check the support section for Axis camera products.
Symptoms
Possible causes
Remedial actions
The network camera cannot
be accessed from a browser.
Incorrect camera
configuration.
Please refer to the camera’s documentation for help on resolving the
problem.
Networking problems.
Check all cables, including the network cable from the camera to the
network. See the camera’s documentation.
No audio controls below
camera image.
The AXIS 2191 is not selected
as the external device.
In the camera’s administration tools, click on
External Devices
and
select the AXIS 2191 Audio Module.
Wrong camera firmware.
Check the firmware in the camera by checking if
External Devices
appears in the camera’s Administration Tools. If not, the camera does
not have the correct firmware and it must be upgraded.
No sound from the AXIS
2191 or from a PC trying to
access a web page
containing audio content.
Incorrect settings or faulty
connections.
Check that:
•
soundcard, speakers and microphone are connected
•
the Mute button is not pressed
•
the Int/Ext switch for the input is in the correct position
•
the input and output levels are correct
•
all cabling is connected and all power switches are ON
No audio signal from PC to
the AXIS 2191 when passing
a proxy server.
The Post Content Length set
in the proxy server is too low.
Set the value of the Post Content Length in your proxy server to 1MB or
more. You may need to contact your system administrator to do this.
No full-duplex function.
Incorrect configuration.
Check the setting in the camera’s administration tools. See also page 4.
Sound card does not support
full-duplex.
For information on how to check if your sound card supports full-
duplex, please visit www.axis.com and see the support section for Axis
camera products.
Poor performance.
Too many users/clients
connected.
Try limiting the number of clients allowed to connect.
Low bandwidth.
Reduce the available bandwidth by changing to a lower setting in the
Available Bandwidth selector. Setting a lower bandwidth will reduce
any break-up in the sound, but will also increase the transmission
delay.
If running in Full-Duplex mode, try switching to Half-Duplex mode.
Whining or screeching sound
from speakers (feedback).
Poor positioning of speakers
and/or microphone.
Relocate the speakers or microphone so that they do not point towards
each other, and/or lower the volume.
Poor sound on headphones.
Incorrect connection.
Headphones can only be used by connecting them to Speaker-Out on
the terminal connector.
The Power indicator LED is
not constantly lit.
Faulty power supply.
Verify that you are using an AXIS PS-D power supply.
Your AXIS 2191 works
locally, but not externally.
Firewall protection.
Check the Internet firewall with your system administrator.
Default routers required.
Check if you need to configure the default router settings.