Visual Tools AX-TV User Manual page 8

Credentials: Check Use MC to use the master credentials defined for all the cameras, or uncheck it
to specify a particular user and password for the camera.
Aspect: The aspect-ratio is set in automatic by default. This way the AX-TV chooses the best
resolution for the camera in every moment depending on the viewer size.
Name: You can change the camera name here. To show this name on live video, mark the check-
box Show Name or press the button [.com] on the remote control when the AX-TV is in operation.
Movie: You can select one of the AX-TV channels to show a commercial video instead of a live
camera. The configuration of the movie is explained in a later chapter.
Codec: Choose which video format to request the camera: JPEG or H264.
Onvif: Check this option to connect the camera using the Onvif protocols. Otherwise the Axis
protocols will be used.
Modify Profile: Check this option to let the AX-TV modify the Onvif profile in the camera to optimize
it to the visualization needs. Otherwise the video stream is used as it is configured in the camera. By
default this option is checked, and the AX-TV is allowed to modify the Onvif profile video. Uncheck it
if for example the camera only has one configurable profile and it is being used by a video recorder.
Once finished press the [Exit ] button and wait until the connection to the cameras is checked,
and the video is shown on screen. If an error occurs check the camera configuration.
3.4.2 Cameras configuration: Adding cameras with auto-detection
Select Autodetect Axis Cameras or Autodetect Onvif Cameras and you will get a list of the cameras
detected in your local network.
Note: if a camera is not installed in the same network segment of the AX-TV, or it is not detected for
any other reason, you can always add it manually as explained in the previous title.
Once the cameras have been detected the result is shown as follows:
If you think there haven't been detected all the cameras, click on Refresh to launch a new
autodetection.
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