FIRMWARE RELEASE NOTE 
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Products affected:  AXIS P1354/-E

Release date: 	    2015-10-16 

Release type: 	    Production

Firmware version:   5.90.1

File name:          P1354_5_90_1.bin

Preceding release:  5.60.1.5

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Upgrade instructions
=====================

Upgrade the firmware with AXIS Camera Management, HTTP, or FTP.
Follow the instructions given in the User Manual, at 
http://www.axis.com/support/tecnical-notes/how-to-upgrade, 
or howtoupgrade.txt, which is included in the firmware folder.


New features
============

5.90.1:F1
Secure FTP (SFTP) is now supported for a more secure file transfer method. 

5.90.1:F2
Edge Storage robustness is improved with features to detect and repair faults 
due to unexpected loss of storage media.  

5.90.1:F3
Storage limit offers a possibility to control how much storage space may be 
used for recordings. This is available via VAPIX. 

5.90.1:F4
Axis network cameras now support NAS drives over 2TB. 

5.90.1:F5
Storage manager now collects information about SD card usage. 

5.90.1:F6
AXIS Video Motion Detection 3, which includes Axis False Alarm Filtering, is 
now a pre-installed ACAP application and replaces the built-in Motion Detection 
in the product Web GUI. The built-in Motion Detection is still available via 
VAPIX. 
  
Axis strongly recommends current users of the Motion Detection API to plan for 
transfer to the AXIS Video Motion Detection 3 API, please see the VAPIX 
Library. 

5.90.1:F7
Available ONVIF Media Profiles are now presented and configurable using the 
product Web GUI. 

5.90.1:F8
With SD card Encryption it is now possible to enable encryption of the SD card 
to protect your data. This encryption is transparent to users and VMS solutions 
making it possible to activate without adaptations.  
This feature is presented and configurable both in the Web GUI and via VAPIX.  

5.90.1:F9
Improved start-up time. 

5.90.1:F10
Edge storage recording robustness is improved with an automatic database repair 
feature. 

5.90.1:F11
Max exposure time parameter is now available in the Camera Settings. It can be 
used in LPR installations when setting Max exposure time shorter than default 
Max shutter time. 

5.90.1:F12
SNMP MIB r/w OID values are saved after reboot. 


Corrections
============

5.90.1:C1
Select "Use Temporary Mode" if during ftp upload temporary files are required. 

5.90.1:C2
Improved robustness for Axis ACAPs. 

5.90.1:C3
Improved handling of frequent I/O triggering.  

5.90.1:C4
When DST is enabled, export recordings can now be done via web interface. 

5.90.1:C5
Reduced audio noise levels from internal microphone. 

5.90.1:C6
Passwords can now contain "#". 

5.90.1:C7
PullMessages now follow the ONVIF specification 9.1.2. 

5.90.1:C8
Users with admin permissions can edit ACAP configuration settings. 

5.90.1:C9
It is now possible to select starting point when playing back a recording while 
using multicast and H.264. 

5.90.1:C10
Improved synchronization between sound and video when having low fps and long 
GOV length. 


Known Bugs/Limitations
======================

5.90.1:L1
Recording streams to SD card with a total bit rate above 12Mbit/sec may cause 
missing frames/sequences. 

5.90.1:L2
If setting the video stream resolution to an invalid value, it is not 
possible to start streaming without specifying a valid resolution or correcting 
the video stream resolution to a valid resolution. 


Supported AXIS VAPIX API Image Resolutions for AXIS P1354/-E
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Resolution  Exceptions
==========  ==========

1280x960    3)
1280x800    3)
1280x720    3)
1024x768    3)
800x600     
800x450     
640x480     
640x360     
480x360     
480x270     
320x240     
320x180     
240x180     
176x144     
160x120     
160x90      

1400x1050   1) 3)
768x576     1)
720x576     1)
704x576     1)
704x480     1)
704x288     1)
704x240     1)
384x288     1)
352x288     1)
352x240     1)
240x135     1)
192x144     1)
176x120     1)
80x60       1) 2)
80x50       1) 3)

1) Not visible in web user interface
2) SVGA 800x600 (4:3)
3) 720p 1280x720 (16:9)