Axis Communications Firmware

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Corrections
=====================
7.10.2687
Fixed - aaa: There is http redirect command in custom-config, when uploading the no http redirect command of custom-config, abnormal phenomenon will occur.
7.10.2687
Fixed - The modified hostname cannot be kept after the switch restart.
7.10.2687
Fixed - The Trap Event Group Name is not displayed in running-config.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

New features in 10.0.2.4
===========================================================================

10.0.2.4:F1
Add multiple devices to a site or a zone
It is now possible to add up to 40 devices at the same time to a site. The user can also automatically create the root user and set a password for factory default devices as part of adding them to the site.

10.0.2.4:F2
Button-activated paging through line-in
With an external physical button connected to the device input connector, the user can temporarily activate and deactivate Line-in and by this interrupt lower priority sources in order to perform paging with a microphone
connected to Line-in. (Lower priority sources are advertisements, announcements or background music)

10.0.2.4:F3
On the dashboard of AXIS Audio Manager Edge the user will be notified when a paging source is active. This includes SIP, button-activated paging though Line-in, Vapix media clip and Vapix audio.

10.0.2.4:F4
Polish and Portuguese (Brazilian) added to list of supported languages in AXIS Audio Manager Edge [English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Dutch]

Corrections in 10.0.2.4 since 10.0.2.2
===========================================================================
10.0.2.4:C01
General stability fixes

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
Camstreamer ACAP is no longer preinstalled on new cameras. Voucher for download
included in box.

10.3.0:F2
Added feature Image freeze.

10.3.0:F3
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F4
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F5
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F6
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F7
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F8
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F9
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F10
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

10.3.0:F11
Added support controlling PTZ using the VISCA protocol over IP and RS232

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Improved controls for switching video output in On Screen Controls

10.3.0:C2
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue to allow users to select balanced in for audio

10.3.0:C8
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C10
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F4
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F5
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F6
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F7
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F8
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

10.3.0:F9
Updated Motion Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F10
Updated Fence Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F11
Updated Loitering Guard to version 2.2.8.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Corrected an issue that could cause live image to blink in dark conditions on
rare occasions.

10.3.0:C2
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C8
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Improved autofocus accuracy.

10.3.0:F4
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F5
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F6
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F7
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F8
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F9
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

10.3.0:F10
Updated Motion Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F11
Updated Fence Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F12
Updated Loitering Guard to version 2.2.8.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Corrected an issue that could cause live image to blink in dark conditions on
rare occasions.

10.3.0:C2
Added support for dynamic power allocation via Link Layer Discovery Protocol
(LLDP) in addition to PoE-class based power allocation. This allows the switch
to allocate less power to the camera and potentially a greater number of PoE
devices can be connected to the switch. LLDP can be enabled in Settings ->
System -> PlainConfig -> Network -> LLDP POE -> LLDP Send Max PoE.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C8
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C10
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F4
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F5
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F6
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F7
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F8
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

10.3.0:F9
Updated Motion Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F10
Updated Fence Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F11
Updated Loitering Guard to version 2.2.8.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Corrected an issue that could cause live image to blink in dark conditions on
rare occasions.

10.3.0:C2
Added support for dynamic power allocation via Link Layer Discovery Protocol
(LLDP) in addition to PoE-class based power allocation. This allows the switch
to allocate less power to the camera and potentially a greater number of PoE
devices can be connected to the switch. LLDP can be enabled in Settings ->
System -> PlainConfig -> Network -> LLDP POE -> LLDP Send Max PoE.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C8
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C10
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Improved autofocus accuracy.

10.3.0:F4
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F5
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F6
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F7
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F8
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F9
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

10.3.0:F10
Updated Motion Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F11
Updated Fence Guard to version 2.2.8.

10.3.0:F12
Updated Loitering Guard to version 2.2.8.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Corrected a focus issue that occured after upgrade.

10.3.0:C2
Corrected an issue that could cause live image to blink in dark conditions on
rare occasions.

10.3.0:C3
Added support for dynamic power allocation via Link Layer Discovery Protocol
(LLDP) in addition to PoE-class based power allocation. This allows the switch
to allocate less power to the camera and potentially a greater number of PoE
devices can be connected to the switch. LLDP can be enabled in Settings ->
System -> PlainConfig -> Network -> LLDP POE -> LLDP Send Max PoE.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C8
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C9
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C10
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C11
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F4
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F5
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F6
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F7
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F8
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Added support for dynamic power allocation via Link Layer Discovery Protocol
(LLDP) in addition to PoE-class based power allocation. This allows the switch
to allocate less power to the camera and potentially a greater number of PoE
devices can be connected to the switch. LLDP can be enabled in Settings ->
System -> PlainConfig -> Network -> LLDP POE -> LLDP Send Max PoE.

10.3.0:C2
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C7
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C8
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F4
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F5
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F6
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F7
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F8
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Corrected an issue that could cause live image to blink in dark conditions on
rare occasions.

10.3.0:C2
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C7
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C8
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F2
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F3
Improved autofocus accuracy.

10.3.0:F4
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F5
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F6
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F7
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F8
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F9
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Corrected an issue that could cause live image to blink in dark conditions on
rare occasions.

10.3.0:C2
Added support for dynamic power allocation via Link Layer Discovery Protocol
(LLDP) in addition to PoE-class based power allocation. This allows the switch
to allocate less power to the camera and potentially a greater number of PoE
devices can be connected to the switch. LLDP can be enabled in Settings ->
System -> PlainConfig -> Network -> LLDP POE -> LLDP Send Max PoE.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C8
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

This firmware is now available. Please visit the product's support page on www.axis.com for the download, full release notes and installation instructions.

Upgrade recommendations
========================

When updating the device, it is recommended to do an intermediate upgrade
using an available AXIS OS LTS-release on the way to the desired AXIS OS
version.
For example, if the device currently is running AXIS OS 7.40 and you want to
upgrade to the latest AXIS OS Active Track (Example: 10.1, October 2020) then
you should do the upgrade in these steps: 7.40 => 8.40 LTS => 9.80 LTS => 10.1.
More detailed recommendations can be found in the AXIS OS portal at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given in howtoupgrade.txt,
which is included in the firmware folder or according to instructions at
https://www.axis.com/support/firmware.

NOTE
========================

For latest information about Axis Cybersecurity, see:
https://www.axis.com/support/product-security

New features in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:F1
Axis Object Analytics 1.0.17 is preinstalled.

10.3.0:F2
MQTT is now activated by default upon power loss or reboot if MQTT was enabled
prior to it.

10.3.0:F3
Trigger Data functionality has been removed. Support for Trigger Data will
continue on 9.80 LTS.

10.3.0:F4
Corrected an issue that prevented setting the gain individually on the left and
right channel on products with stereo audio input.

10.3.0:F5
Added possibility to set a wear level for the SD card that the event system can
trigger on. This is set in the Storage page.

10.3.0:F6
SD card wear level is now displayed on the Storage page if the SD card supports
this feature.

10.3.0:F7
Added support for audit logging when a user exports video from the device's edge
recording (SD card, network share).

10.3.0:F8
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1h to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

10.3.0:F9
Corrected an issue that caused the audio transfer over HTTPS to not work
properly and with that, the audio-gain-level behavior was also reverted back to
the state it was known in AXIS OS releases up to AXIS OS 10.0.2. It is therefore
mandatory to upgrade to AXIS OS 10.3 when experiencing audio-related issues on
Axis devices running on AXIS OS 10.1 and 10.2. Upon release of AXIS OS 10.3,
AXIS OS 10.1 and 10.2 will be made unavailable for download from www.axis.com
moving forward.

10.3.0:F10
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.4.9.

Corrections in 10.3.0
================================================================================

10.3.0:C1
Added support for dynamic power allocation via Link Layer Discovery Protocol
(LLDP) in addition to PoE-class based power allocation. This allows the switch
to allocate less power to the camera and potentially a greater number of PoE
devices can be connected to the switch. LLDP can be enabled in Settings ->
System -> PlainConfig -> Network -> LLDP POE -> LLDP Send Max PoE.

10.3.0:C2
Corrected an issue that caused video clients to not display a low-FPS video
stream due to missing base FPS info in VUI timing info.

10.3.0:C3
Corrected an issue that caused PKCS#12-formatted certificate uploads to fail
when certain special characters were used as a password.

10.3.0:C4
Corrected text for time offset in the Date & Time web page, the offset is now
shown in milliseconds instead of seconds.

10.3.0:C5
Corrected an issue with pause-frame handling that could cause network
disconnections if pause-frames were enabled and used in the network.

10.3.0:C6
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to utilize the available network
bandwidth in high-latency networks such as 4G cellular network.

10.3.0:C7
Corrected an issue that did not give the entire OID list and their corresponding
information when polling via SNMP.

10.3.0:C8
Improved video streaming stability in multi-stream- and ONVIF Audio Backchannel
scenarios.

10.3.0:C9
Corrected an issue that caused the value of Quality of Service (QoS) to not be
respected in always multicast mode.

10.3.0:C10
Corrected an issue that prevented the device to stream in always-multicast mode
after the video stream processing has been restarted.

AXIS T8504, version 7.10.2687

AXIS C8210, version 10.0.2.4

AXIS C8033, version 10.0.2.4

AXIS C3003-E, version 10.0.2.4

AXIS C2005, version 10.0.2.4

AXIS C1410, version 10.0.2.4

AXIS C1310-E, version 10.0.2.4

AXIS V5925, version 10.3.0

AXIS Q6215-LE, version 10.3.0

AXIS Q3527, version 10.3.0

AXIS Q3517, version 10.3.0

AXIS Q1786-LE, version 10.3.0

AXIS Q1785-LE, version 10.3.0

AXIS Q1647, version 10.3.0

AXIS P3935-LR, version 10.3.0

AXIS P3719-PLE, version 10.3.0

AXIS P3717-PLE, version 10.3.0

AXIS P1445-LE-3, version 10.3.0

AXIS P1378, version 10.3.0

AXIS P1377, version 10.3.0