The following restrictions are imposed in the in Axxon PSIM software package when building you build video surveillance and audio control systems:
Maximum ptz - The maximum number of PTZ devices (analog)
which - that are
in use - used on one computer is 64. For IP
-- devices, this number is limited by the
Server - server hardware resources.
Maximum Screen objects - The maximum number of Display objects assigned for one computer is 500.
Maximum - The maximum number of video input channels for
videosignal - video signal processing in the live video and/or multiplexing modes is limited by the
Server - server hardware
resources – - resources—processor power, RAM memory space,
etc- and so on.
Maximum - The maximum number of
simultaneous - simultaneously output analog
videosignals - video signals is limited by the number of video capture cards (with analog video outputs)
in use - used on the
Server- server.
Maximum - The maximum number of remote workstations connected to the
Server - server to receive videos is limited by the number and parameters of transmitted
videosignals- video signals, video surveillance system architecture, and network bandwidth.
Maximum - The maximum number of
Servers- servers,
videosignals - video signals from which are transmitted simultaneously to a remote workstation, is limited by the number and parameters of transmitted
videosignals- video signals, video surveillance system architecture, and network bandwidth.
Maximum - The maximum number of
simultaneous - video images simultaneously displayed on the screen of a remote
work station - workstation is limited by video image parameters and network bandwidth.
Maximum - The maximum video stream rate transmitted via a videogate is limited by the videogate hardware parameters and network bandwidth.
Maximum - The maximum number of audio output channels (to the loudspeakers,
earphones, etc.- headpiece, and so on) depends on the audio card used for playback.
- Enable 64-bit modules if more than 25 Tracker objects are to be used on one Server with video resolution higher than 800x600.
- Digitization bandwidth depends on the audio card parameters and software limitation from 0 to 48 000 Hz.
Do - To correctly record audio from Axis IP cameras when you use the AAC audio codec, do not set the audio bitrate
value - to 8 or 12
kb/s when - kbps at a sampling frequency
is - of 8 kHz
for correct sound registration from Axis IP-cameras using the AAC codec; it is recommended to use the bitrate value equals to - : the bitrate must be 16, 24, 32, 48, or 64
kb/s- kbps.
Use - To correctly record audio from Sony IP cameras, don't use the G.
711 - 726 audio codec
instead of - ; you must use the G.
726 codec for correct sound registration from Sony IP cameras- 711 codec instead.
- Different
Servers - servers are not allowed to be connected to one database. Use of a remote database by
Server - a server is allowed, but it can cause increased requirements
to - for the network and
others - other resources and
may - can cause delays when sending events and states between cores that can affect the system.
Axxon PSIM software package of one version is to be installed - You must install the same version of Axxon PSIM, including the build number, on all components of the distributed system.
It is recommended to leave - We recommend leaving the Decompressor field empty on the settings panel of the Camera object or
use - using the Motion Wavelet decompressor when
using - you use WS7 and WS17 video capture cards. Correct operation
of - of Axxon PSIM
software - is not guaranteed if you select other decompressors
are selected- .
- Partial decompression is possible when
using - you use MPEG4, MJPEG, MXPEG, Motion Wavelet, and H264svc codecs. Partial decompression for H263,
H264avc and Mpeg2 - H264AVC, and MPEG-2 codecs is not supported.
Fps decreasing only is supported by H264svc-t codec- For H264svc-t, only FPS reduction is supported.
- If you select the MPEG4 format of recording to archive
is selected- , the loss of a part of the video record
part - is possible (about 0.5 seconds from the video recording beginning).
- If the Recording frame rate parameter (the Camera object, the Basic settings tab) is set to non-zero, regardless of its value
of - , recording to the archive is performed only by
anchor - key frames if the H.264 codec is
in use- used. If
the - the Hot record rate parameter for the H.264 codec is also
in use- used, then the recording to the archive
will be - is performed by
anchor - key frames too. If the Recording frame rate parameter is set to 0 or not set, all frames are recorded to the archive.
- If 64-bits modules are in use the following items are not supported:
- The Scene object (see Configuring object's panoramic view by means of the Scene object).
- Some detection tools from DetectorPack (at the moment of writing the documentation − the barcode detection tool only).
- Arena module and Auto-Uragan license plate recognition as a part of Auto PSIM.
- ACFA PSIM modules.
Grooming on Videogate - Decimation on videogate can be performed using MJPEG, Motion Wavelet, MPEG, H.264, and
MxPeg - MxPEG codecs. If the
grooming - decimation rate is 25
fps- FPS,
then the - then the first minute of video
will be - is displayed at a lower speed (~12
fps- FPS). For the MXPeg codec, the maximum allowed
grooming - decimation rate is 12
fps- FPS.
Web - The web server displays video only in MJPEG format. When transferring video to the
Web - web server, the video stream is recompressed to MJPEG format.
- It is required to add
Web - the web server address to the Java exceptions in order for the web server to
Web server - work with JRE 7u51 or later versions.
- Video
stream - streams transferred via RTSP Server
is to - must be compressed using H.264, H.265, MPEG4, or MJPEG codecs.
Video - Videos with a width and/or height of more than 2048 pixels
is - are not supported when the MJPEG codec is
in use- used.
- Use of more than 100 scripts/programs on one computer
may - can cause system instability.
- Only files of WAV format can be
in use - used as
the - the Play audio file action parameter of the Audio player object. Otherwise, the Play audio file action is not performed.
- The External window object is specialized
on - in working with
onebox applications- single-window apps. If the
application - app contains several
boxes- windows, then all of them
will be - are opened simultaneously when
application - the app is started.
- PureVideo/CUDA technology in
the - Axxon PSIM
software - is applied only for video
signals - signal decompression in the H.264 codec. PureVideo/CUDA technology is not used for video signal compression if a resolution more than 1920x1088 is set in the camera.
- Recording to the archive is performed only in the color mode
if SC590N4 - if the SC590N4 video capture card with
h- the H.264 format of video signal compression is
in use- used. The black-and-white mode is not supported.
- Video
displaying - display on
Server - the server using SC3B0N16 (WS216) and SC390N16 (WS16) cards is performed only with 352x288(PAL)/352x240(NTSC) resolution.
- Only key frames are played back when the archive is played back fast in H264 and MPEG4 formats.
Video signals are not transferred to PSIM-based vertical modules using the Videogate module. These modules always receive video
signal signals directly, like other modules.
- There is no sound transmission to the
RMW - remote workstation via the Videogate if different subnets are
in use- used.
- When working with Axxon PSIM, do not use power-saving modes, such as sleep mode or
a “Power - a “Power saver” power plan, so that
the CPU clockspeed - the CPU clock speed does not get lower
that - than the base speed.
- Axxon PSIM
does not support - supports NVIDIA® Mosaic™ multi-display technology only when used in conjunction with NVIDIA Quadro Sync (see the relevant NVIDIA documentation). Without NVIDIA Quadro Sync, video playback time can vary by ~10-200 ms between monitors.
- The following isn't supported:
- Some detectors from DetectorPack (at the moment of writing the documentation—the Barcode detector only).
- Auto-Uragan license plate recognition as part of Auto PSIM.