Axis M7001 Video Encoder User Manual

This manual is for administrators and users of the AXIS M7001 Video Encoder, applicable for firmware release 5.00 and later. It provides instructions for using and managing the encoder on the network. Previous networking experience and knowledge of UNIX or Linux-based systems may be beneficial. Later versions of this document will be available on the Axis Website. AXIS M7001 supports ONVIF v1.01.


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Brand
AXIS
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
46
File format
PDF
File size
4.9 MB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
M7001
MD5 checksum
697CAA2E178C9AE26B21C3ACB3E1B379

About this manual

This manual covers the Axis M7001 Video Encoder, a compact, cost‑effective solution for integrating analog cameras into an IP‑based surveillance system. It describes key features such as full‑frame‑rate video, simultaneous H.264 and Motion JPEG streams, PTZ support, and Power over Ethernet.

The guide explains how to install the device, access it via a web browser or the Internet, configure network and security settings, use the Live View page, and troubleshoot common issues. LED indicators, root‑password setup, and firmware upgrades are also detailed.

What's inside

  • Product Description
  • Key Features
  • Overview
  • Using the Video Encoder
  • Access from a Browser
  • Access from the Internet
  • Setting the Root Password
  • LED Indicators
  • Technical Specifications
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Frame rate30 fps (NTSC) / 25 fps (PAL)
Simultaneous streams2 (H.264 and Motion JPEG)
PTZ interfaceFour‑wire RS‑422/485
LED indicatorsPower, status and network LEDs

Frequently asked questions

How do I set the root password for the first time?

Use the ‘Configure Root Password’ dialog that appears on first access; you can set the password via an encrypted HTTPS connection after creating a self‑signed certificate.

How can I access the video encoder from a web browser?

Open a supported browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox, enter the encoder’s IP address or host name in the address bar, and log in with your credentials.

What do the LED colors indicate for network status?

A green steady LED shows a 100 Mbit/s connection, amber steady indicates a 10 Mbit/s connection, and flashing indicates network activity.

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