Axis Certification Practice Exam

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• What is the primary function of AXIS Camera Station?
• What is the designated minimum power for Class 2 PD at PSE?
• Which type of surveillance system is characterized as flexible and modular?
• What feature does "V" indicate in camera specifications?
• What best describes the explosion-protected cameras referenced?
• What is the purpose of a Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)?
• What is the purpose of the Corridor Format in camera setup?
• Which component is necessary for the proper functioning of the AXIS Device Manager?
• What is the minimum power requirement for Class 5 PD at PSE?
• What does the last number for cameras indicate?
• Which of the following best describes a fixed lens?
• Which type of lens offers a field of view that matches the human eye?
• Which type of Ethernet network offers transfer rates up to 100 Mbit/s?
• The function of a removable IR filter in day/night cameras is primarily to:
• What does Focus Recall do in lens systems?
• For Class 6 PD, what is the minimum power requirement at PSE?
• What technology does Electronic Image Stabilization use to compensate for image movement?
• Which aspect ratio is typically associated with megapixel sensors?
• Which capability is inherent to PTZ cameras?
• WDR Forensic Capture maximizes which aspect of usability?
• In PTZ cameras, how are commands typically sent?
• What does the last letter "C" indicate?
• What is the default HTTP port number used for web traffic?
• What technique allows for the focus of bright objects using lasers?
• What is a defining characteristic of a telephoto lens?
• What advantage do positioning cameras have over standard cameras?
• Which frames are utilized for bi-predictive construction of an image?
• What is a notable feature of the systems mentioned for affordability?
• When is a manually adjusted iris most effective?
• What does G.726 focus on in its operations?
• Which of the following is true about a Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)?
• What is the primary function of AXIS Device Manager?
• What is the transfer rate capability of 10 Gigabit Ethernet?
• What does the Average Bitrate setting ensure?
• The minimum power for Class 3 PD at PSE is equivalent to which value?
• What is the main function of network switches?
• What does Quality of Service (QoS) refer to in networking?
• Which of the following is not described as part of the accessory range for network video?
• What describes a wide-angle lens?
• What does improved light sensitivity from Lightfinder Technology allow?
• Which feature is NOT typically associated with Fixed Bullet Cameras?
• What is the functionality of Autofocus in a lens?
• Live streaming is an essential feature of which type of device mentioned?
• What advantage does Sharpdome technology offer?
• What does the last letter "R" signify about a device?
• What does 'Depth of Field' refer to in camera lenses?
• What is the flange focal distance for a C-mount?
• What does a Video-Iris Lens do in response to light levels?
• What does the last letter "E" signify in camera specifications?
• What method captures, transmits, and displays all lines in an image in a single frame?
• What is the role of the Session Initiated Protocol (SIP)?
• Fixed box and bullet cameras commonly fall under which numerical category?
• Which frame uses I and B frames for predictive construction of an image?
• What is required for 10 Gigabit Ethernet cabling?
• What does H.264 and H.265 refer to in the context of video?
• What does ONVIF aim to achieve in the video products industry?
• What does a Pixel Counter do in video surveillance?
• What feature is associated with live streaming cameras according to the text?
• Which lens type responds to changes in light levels but does not adjust based on focus?
• What describes Fixed Box Cameras?
• Which of the following describes WDR Dynamic Capture?
• What are Onboard Fixed Dome Cameras specifically designed for?
• What is a common feature of both DC-Iris and Video-Iris lenses?
• In the context of video capture technologies, what does WDR stand for?
• The last letter "V" in camera specifications indicates what feature?
• What does Lightfinder Technology improve in camera performance?
• What is H.265 primarily tuned for?
• What is a common benefit of using Fixed Dome Cameras?
• What is the main advantage of using a zoom lens?
• What is a key characteristic of Motion JPEG?
• What is a characteristic of a varifocal lens?
• What is a key feature of panoramic cameras?
• What feature does Zipstream technology provide?
• What is the significance of a higher last number on a camera?
• Which type of lens allows for manually changeable iris opening size?
• What is the maximum power per port for power supplying devices?
• What is a guarantee provided by megapixel sensors in video products?
• Which technology is utilized for advanced video management systems (VMS)?
• Which type of camera accessory is mentioned as useful for network video?
• What feature does a day/night functional camera utilize during night operation?
• In what conditions are Thermal Imaging cameras most effective?
• What is the minimum power for Class 0 PD at PSE?
• An auto adjusted iris is best suited for which environment?
• Which protocols are used for encrypting data on a wireless network?
• What is a characteristic of positioning cameras?
• How is camera light sensitivity measured?
• What distinguishes Fixed Dome Cameras from other types?
• What determines the field of view in a camera?
• What characterizes the Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) in camera technology?
• Which scanning technique may still be used in modern HDTVs?
• What is a key benefit of utilizing optimized IR in cameras?
• Which Ethernet network allows for backward compatibility with 10 Mbit/s Ethernet?
• What does the AXIS Video Hosting System facilitate?
• What does the last letter "P" denote in camera specifications?
• What is the primary function of a camera lens?
• What is a significant benefit of using Electronic Image Stabilization in camera systems?
• What functionality does a P-Lens provide?
• What is a primary use of Thermal Imaging technology?
• What does the f-number (f-stop) reflect in lens technology?
• What is the port number used for File Transfer Protocol (FTP)?
• What type of cabling must be used for 10 Gigabit Ethernet connections?
• Which coding method encodes images individually as JPEGs?
• What is a limitation of using H.265 in streaming?
• Which protocol uses port number 25?
• What feature distinguishes a zoom lens from other types of lenses?
• In Half Duplex Communication, how is audio transmitted?
• What does the local contrast enhancement in Forensic WDR help achieve?
• Which of the following enhances image quality at varying action levels in a scene?
• Which of the following IP address ranges is considered private use?
• What defines Simplex Communication?
• In camera specifications, what does the last letter "S" indicate?
• What aspect does a Pixel Counter visually aid with?
• Class 4 PD mandates a minimum power of what value at PSE?
• For encoders and decoders, which numerical category is specified?
• Which lens type has a fixed iris opening size that cannot be altered?
• What is the outer thread diameter of the CS-Mount lens?
• What type of lens would typically be used for photographing distant subjects?
• What type of cameras is classified under the category 3-4?
• What does the last letter "W" represent in camera specifications?
• What is the purpose of the VAPIX integration application?
• What is the primary advantage of Forensic WDR over standard WDR technology?
• What type of frame can be coded without reference?
• Which WDR technology is limited by visual anomalies related to motion?
• How can Depth of Field be affected?
• What is the main characteristic of Full Duplex Communication?
• How does Variable Bitrate function?
• Which class of PD has the highest minimum power requirement at PSE?
• Which scanning technique transmits two fields of lines alternatively?
• What scanning method is known to reduce bandwidth by using two fields of lines?
• Which of the following last letters indicates an outdoor ready feature?
• Which class of PD has a minimum power of 4.0 W at PSE?
• Which category includes PTZ cameras?
• Which of the following protocols is connection-less and does not ensure reliability of transmission?
• In terms of encoders/decoders, what does the last number represent?
• How does a DC-Iris Lens operate regarding light levels?
• What does Wide Dynamic Range Mode accomplish?
• What is a characteristic of AAC-LC codec?
• Which frame type uses both earlier and later frames for predictive image construction?
• Which audio codec is recommended for the best audio quality?
• If an Ethernet network provides transfer rates of 1 Gbit/s, which type is it?
• Which lens type is most likely to produce images with geometric distortion?
• A lower f-number is beneficial for:
• The last letter "R" in camera specifications stands for what?
• What is the main feature of Wifi Protected Access (WPA/WPA2)?
• In camera specifications, what does the last letter "L" refer to?
• Which of these options describes a feature of a varifocal lens?
• What does a Local Area Network (LAN) primarily consist of?
• Which technology enhances the operability of a network based on service type?
• Which characteristic best describes advanced systems in the context provided?
• What feature does modular cameras offer for usage flexibility?
• Forensic WDR is best described as which of the following?
• Which type of compression formats includes Motion-JPEG?
• What is the significance of the term 'First Letter: Q' in context of advanced systems?
• In camera settings, the term "field of view" refers to:
• What is the primary advantage of using G.711 and G.726 audio codecs?
• What does Maximum Bitrate control?
• What challenge is associated with multi-megapixel cameras?
• What functionality does Port Forwarding provide in a network?
• What does a DNS server do?
• Which mount type has an outer thread diameter of 1 inch?
• What distinguishes modular cameras from other types?
• What is a primary function of multi-megapixel cameras?
• What is the primary feature of an I-CS Lens?
• What is one consequence of using Transfer Control Protocol (TCP)?
• What is the primary purpose of Network Address Translation (NAT)?
• What does WDR Dynamic Contrast primarily enhance?
• What characterizes the User Datagram Protocol (UDP)?
• What characteristic defines a Fixed Iris Lens?
• Which of the following protocols provides a reliable, connection-based transmission channel?
• What is typically the power supply range for power supplying devices?
• Flexible and modular surveillance systems are particularly ideal for what purpose?
• In what area do lower f-numbers specifically enhance camera performance?
• The last letter "P" is indicative of which type of view feature?
• What is a key advantage of using advanced surveillance systems?
• What is the typical purpose of explosion protected cameras?
• What are two common video compression formats?
• What is the standard port number for HTTPS?
• What type of imaging do thermal cameras provide?
• Which profile does H.264 use to achieve low latency?
• What does the M-12 mount require for focusing?
• Why is AXIS Device Manager important for large systems?
• Which material is commonly used for thermal camera lenses?
• Which of the following describes the main feature of a Local Area Network (LAN)?
• Which protocol is commonly associated with Voice over IP (VoIP) communications?
• Which communication type allows audio to be sent both directions, but only one at a time?
• Which of the following is true about Fixed Bullet Cameras?
• In which method is one frame compared to a reference frame earlier?
• Which type of compression uses intraframe coding?
• What is the specific range for private IP addresses that includes 172.x.x.x?