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Live+view+axis+link Page
The basic manual click-to-link is becoming obsolete. With Axis’ Deep Learning Processing Units (DLPU) , the Live View Axis Link is becoming predictive rather than reactive.
Axis introduces geometry and freedom within limits. An axis is a line around which something rotates or along which something translates. In motion control, an axis is a degree of freedom—but also a boundary. You can move along X, but not Y. Deeply, axis represents disciplined agency. It is the acknowledgment that not all movement is possible or desirable. In a moral or cognitive sense, axes are our principles or biases—the directions we can move easily, and the orthogonal directions we ignore. A system with many axes is complex; with few, rigid. The deep question: Who sets the axes, and can they be redefined live?
To access the live view directly, you typically append /view/viewer_index.shtml or a specific video stream path to the camera's IP address. live+view+axis+link
Standard Live View Page:
http://<CAMERA_IP_ADDRESS>/view/viewer_index.shtml
Replace <CAMERA_IP_ADDRESS> with the actual IP of your camera (e.g., 192.168.1.90). The basic manual click-to-link is becoming obsolete
GET http://<camera-ip>/axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?gotoserverpresetno=1
Integrate in HTML:
function gotoPreset(presetNum)
fetch(`http://axis-cam1/axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?gotoserverpresetno=$presetNum`);
Then trigger this from a clickable area on the live view. Axis introduces geometry and freedom within limits
To understand the concept, we must break the keyword into its core components.
Put simply, a Live View Axis Link is a configuration that allows one Axis camera’s live movement (pan, tilt, zoom) to dictate the behavior of another camera. It creates a "master-slave" relationship where operators can view and control coordinated live feeds simultaneously.
Imagine a security guard clicks on a moving car in the Live View of a wide-angle Axis camera. Instantly, a second PTZ camera links to that coordinate, automatically zooming in to capture the license plate in high definition. That synchronization, delivered with zero perceptible lag, is the power of the Live View Axis Link.
Instead of recording all cameras at max quality, you can keep the master camera on a low-bandwidth medium stream until the link triggers the high-detail slave camera. This saves storage and network resources.