FIRMWARE RELEASE NOTE
=====================

Products affected:        P3374-LV/P3375-LV/-LVE

Release date:             2019-04-16

Release type:             Production

Firmware version:         9.20.1

Preceding release:        9.10.1

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

Upgrade the firmware according to the instructions given at
https://www.axis.com/ca/en/support/tecnical-notes/how-to-upgrade 
or howtoupgrade.txt, which is included in the firmware folder.


New features in 9.20.1
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9.20.1:F1
Firmware is now signed by AXIS to increase overall minimum cybersecurity level.
More information about Signed Firmware can be found here
https://www.axis.com/support/faq/FAQ116424.

9.20.1:F2
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.

9.20.1:F3
Upgraded Apache to version 2.4.38 to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

9.20.1:F4
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.3.4.

9.20.1:F5
Added support for signed ACAP applications.

9.20.1:F6
Updated OpenSSL to version 1.1.1a to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.


Features in 9.10.1
================================================================================

9.10.1:F1
The following legacy VAPIX parameter have been removed due to non-usage:

Network.DHCP.Fqdn
Network.DHCP.IPCheckEnabled
Network.DHCP.Retries
Network.DHCP.StoreIPAddresseth0
Network.DHCP.StoreIPAddresseth1
Network.DHCP.Timeout

9.10.1:F2
Updated Video Motion Detection to version 4.3.3.

9.10.1:F3
Upgraded Apache to version 2.4.37 to increase overall minimum cyber security
level.

9.10.1:F4
Firwmare Recovery will also rollback the previous state of applications (ACAPs)
now.


Corrections in 9.20.1
================================================================================

9.20.1:C1
Corrected an issue that could cause the camera to get unresponsive when two
clients are streaming over multicast using the same streaming parameters.

9.20.1:C2
Corrected the following security vulnerabilities to increase overall minimum
cyber security level: CVE-2019-3855, CVE-2019-3856, CVE-2019-3857,
CVE-2019-3858, CVE-2019-3859, CVE-2019-3860, CVE-2019-3861, CVE-2019-3862,
CVE-2019-3863, CVE-2019-9928.


Corrections in 9.10.1
================================================================================

9.10.1:C1
Corrected an issues that could cause an incorrect error message when testing
HTTP recipient.

9.10.1:C2
Increased the character limit for certificate IDs from 32 to 128 characters.

9.10.1:C3
Corrected an issue that caused RTSP client timeout to be delayed.

9.10.1:C4
Corrected an issue that caused an HTTP-recipient based action rule to fail when
the response from the server excluded the textual phrase (Example: HTTP 200).
This will work now.

9.10.1:C5
Corrected an issue that caused the temperature information delivered via SNMP
OID to be corrupted.


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

9.20.1:L1
The VAPIX Parameter Network.RTSP.AllowClientTransportSettings in PlainConfig ->
Network needs to be set to "yes" before video can be streamed via ONVIF
multicast.

9.20.1:L2
There might be event settings available that is not applicable to the product
with the current setup.

9.10.1:L1
It is recommended to perform firmware recovery to rollback the products firmware
to a previous version.

Downgrading the products firmware through the usual firmware upgrade process can
cause configuration and ACAP loss. It is recommended to perform a factory
default afterwards.


Supported AXIS VAPIX API Image Resolutions for P3374-LV/P3375-LV/-LVE
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Resolution  Exceptions
==========  ==========

1920x1080   2) 3)
1400x1050   2) 3)
1280x960    2) 3)
1280x800    2) 3)
1280x720
1024x768
1024x640
800x600
854x480
800x500
800x450
640x480
640x400
640x360
480x360
480x300
480x270
320x240
320x200
320x180
240x180
160x120
160x100
160x90

768x576     1)
720x576     1)
704x576     1)
704x480     1)
704x288     1)
704x240     1)
384x288     1)
352x288     1)
352x240     1)
240x135     1)
192x144     1)
176x144     1)
176x120     1)
80x50       1)

1) Not visible in web user interface
2) 1080p 1920x1080 (16:9) @ 25/30 fps (WDR)
3) 1080p 1920x1080 (16:9) @ 50/60 fps (no WDR)