- Simultaneous Motion JPEG and MPEG-4
- Built-in video motion detection and advanced event management
- Professional indoor surveillance and remote monitoring
Superior video quality for professional indoor applications
The AXIS 210 Network Camera offers a cost-effective,
IP-based solution for professional indoor security surveillance and remote
monitoring.
It delivers superior image quality using progressive scan and provides built-in
motion detection and support for advanced event management.
Simultaneous Motion JPEG
and MPEG-4
The AXIS 210 can deliver simultaneous Motion JPEG and MPEG-4 video
streams, allowing for optimization in image quality and bandwidth.
The MPEG-4
compression mode is ideal for applications where available bandwidth is
restricted and higher frame rates are required.
Customer story
The AXIS 210 connects directly to an IP network. With a built-in Web
server, the AXIS 210 enables remote monitoring over a local area network or the
Internet using a standard Web browser. The AXIS 210 is an ideal choice for
securing offices, shops and other facilities.
More features
- Superior image quality with progressive scan
- 30 frames per second in VGA resolution (640x480 pixels)
- Network security using multiple user access levels with password
protection and IP address filtering
- Supports Quality
of Service (QoS) which helps secure the necessary bandwidth for
streaming video and control commands over a network
- Supports Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in addition to IP
version 4 (IPv4)
- Powerful Application Programming Interface (API) for software integration, including AXIS VAPIX and AXIS Media Control SDK. Flash memory for upload of embedded applications
System overview
What you need:
- A regular straight Category 5 or 6 Ethernet cable
- An available port on your hub, switch or router
- For WLAN (802.11b) connection, use an 802.11b
Wireless Device Point plus 802.11b Wireless Access
Point or wireless broadband router
Installation methods:
The AXIS 210 is designed for installation on an Ethernet network. This involves assigning it
an IP address, automatically or manually. Depending on how your network is
configured, the following methods may be used:
- AXIS Internet Dynamic DNS Service at www.axiscam.net
- UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)
- AXIS
IP Utility for Windows
- From a command prompt, arp -s and ping may be used
- If you are using a home broadband router, you can view the router's
administration pages to discover which IP address has been assigned to your AXIS 210.
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