User`s guide

AXIS T8412 User’s Guide Page 15
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Management Port, Streaming Port, Streaming Format, and Streaming Protocol can be left at
their default settings, unless the camera has been set up with different settings.
2. To save a new camera profile, make changes to the settings, enter a new profile name and tap
the “+” key. To delete a camera profile, find it in the list and tap the “-” key.
Note: If AXIS T8412 detects a camera with an IP address on a different subnet it will
automatically change its own address so that a connection becomes possible.
Setup - IP camera
These settings are advanced and not normally
required. To make particular settings for an
individual camera, tap the IP camera icon and
enter the network setting of a network camera.
Load from Camera - Load the current camera
configuration, which can then be modified and
reloaded to the camera, using Set to Camera.
Setup - IP Script
This script tool can be used to set any of the CGI
commands supported by the camera. The unit is
supplied with a default set of commands already
loaded, but these can be replaced or added to as
required.
It is also possible to create/edit a script on a PC and
then click the Import button to load it via a USB
stick (name the file script.txt).
An example of script.txt is shown below:
[AXIS]
Color level ="axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&ImageSource.I0.Sensor.ColorLevel=%d"
@INTEGER, "50"
Brightness = "axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&ImageSource.I0.Sensor.Brightness=%d"
@INTEGER, "50"
Sharpness ="axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&ImageSource.I0.Sensor.Sharpness=%d" @INTEGER,
"50"
Contrast ="axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&ImageSource.I0.Sensor.Contrast=%d" @INTEGER,
"50"
RemoteService ="axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&root.RemoteService.Enabled=%s"@STRING,
"yes"
The first line [AXIS] is an example of how to group commands.
In the lines of the script, the name (e.g. “
Color level”) is the text displayed in the first column. This
is followed by the command itself, which will accept either a fixed value, or a variable; as denoted
by %d (integer) or %s (string). If a variable is used, the desired value can be entered directly in the
second column. If a fixed value is set in the command (e.g.
...I0.Sensor.Sharpness=70), then
changing the value in the second column will have no effect.