Axis Warranty DocumentThe smallest network camera in the world!
The AXIS 207W Wireless Network Camera is so small, you can place it in virtually any indoor location. The built-in Wi-Fi 802.11b wireless connection also gives you the freedom to place the camera where its needed, instead of where the network outlet is.
Backed by the industry's largest base of application software, the AXIS 207W is a cost-effective solution for securing and remotely monitoring offices, shops and other facilities over the local area network or the Internet.
The AXIS 207W provides crisp and clear image quality using advanced signal processing and the latest, high quality CMOS image sensor, which can capture images in light conditions as low as 4 lux. The camera provides Motion JPEG images at up to 25 frames per second in all resolutions up to VGA 640x480 pixels.
The AXIS 207W is easy to set up and use. It comes with a free Dynamic DNS Service, a multilingual product interface, a built-in Linux 2.4 based Web server for remote viewing and management, and the AXIS Camera Explorer software for multi-camera management on a PC or PDA. For more video and alarm management features, a wide range of application software is available from Axis and its Application Development Partners worldwide.
WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
The AXIS 207W lets you place the camera where it's needed, instead of where the network is. Put the AXIS 207W where you want it, connect power, and enjoy full frame rate video on your computer. Unlike Webcams, the AXIS 207W has its own IP address and a built-in Linux 2.4 based Web server, allowing access from any Web browser on your LAN or from the Internet. The video can be viewed by many, and you can securely control access or leave it open.
Why is Axis image quality superior?
Axis has ever since the development of network cameras first began, introduced a stream of image enhancing technologies and patents. Their main goal is to continue to innovate and focus on our image quality marketleadership.
Axis Superior Image Quality rests on three pillars: