AXXON
AxxonSoft is a leading software developer that combines IP-based physical security information management (PSIM), intelligent video analytics, video management software, facial recognition, POS and road traffic monitoring, and an enterprise-wide platform into fully integrated vertical and horizontal solutions. Since the company's inception in 2003, over 100,000 successful projects worldwide have been implemented based on AxxonSoft software. AxxonSoft is a contributing member of ONVIF.
Highlights
Axxon Next: The New, Innovative Open-Platform Video Management Software from AxxonSoft
Experience the Next
Meet Axxon Next, a next-generation open-platform video management software (VMS). Thanks to exciting innovations from AxxonSoft, the Axxon Next platform has reached a whole new level of performance, reliability, efficiency, functionality and accessibility.
Video surveillance systems based on Axxon Next can scale infinitely: there are no restrictions on the number of video servers, workstations or video cameras. Axxon Next also plays well with other devices and systems. Support for over 1500 models of IP cameras is included, as well as remote access from mobile devices and a web interface. The software’s intuitive interface makes navigation a breeze and increases workflow efficiency.
Security needs of all sizes – from those of large-scale distributed facilities to the smallest sites – can be efficiently met with Axxon Next video management software. Every license includes full, unrestricted VMS functionality, even on systems of just one camera. Users on tight budgets will appreciate the free version of the program, which supports up to 16 camera channels.
Specifications
Video Surveillance Module
| Number of servers in the distributed system |
Unlimited |
| Number of clients which support simultaneous connection to the server |
Unlimited |
| Number of servers which simultaneously transmit video images to a client |
Unlimited |
| Number of video input channels per server |
Unlimited |
| Number of simultaneously processed signals fr om microphones |
Unlimited |
| Number of PTZ devices used |
Unlimited |
| Number of audio output channels (speakers, headphones etc.) |
See your Sound Card specs |
| Number of camera views displayed simultaneously on a client’s screen |
Unlimited |
| IP device support |
IP cameras and IP video servers fr om various manufacturers. The list is constantly growing; you can add support for new devices to the system by updating the Drivers Pack software module. Reinstallation of the entire system is not required for this. |
| Support for analog cameras |
Through Stretch and Yuan Cards |
| Video compression algorithms |
MJPEG, MPEG-4, MxPEG, H.264, Motion Wavelet |
| Available video image resolutions |
Resolutions supported by the video cameras |
| Support of embedded video camera video analytics |
Yes |
| Support of touch-sensitive monitors |
Yes |
| OS |
Microsoft Windows XP(SP2, SP3) / Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 / Windows Server 2008 SP2 / Vista SP2 / Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 / Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 SP1 / Windows Home Server 2011 SP1 / Windows Small Business Server 2011 SP1 / Windows 7 SP1 / Windows 8 / Windows Server 2012 * |
Core Functions
- Automated device discovery.
- Pre-event video recording.
- Simultaneous recording to archive and real-time surveillance.
- Synchronous playback of video footage recorded by several cameras.
- Playback with fast- or slow-motion in forward or reverse.
- Audio and video analytics.
- Archive navigation through events recognized by video analytics or tagged by operators.
- Event-driven response scenarios: recording, alarm generation, activation of relays and starting PTZ camera through user defined presets, notification by SMS, e-mail or through camera speaker output. Continuous or alarm recording (including initiated by an operator).
- Multi-level user rights.
- Support for widescreen displays and cameras, and touch screen displays.
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