Release Notes for MOBOTIX Camera Software
Document Information
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MOBOTIX AG |
Author: |
Sascha Christmann
Bernd Wilhelm |
Date: |
2025-07-10 |
Document: |
V7.3.6.48-r1_release-notes_V3_en.html
(Updated: 2025-08-07)
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public |
Contents
These Release Notes contain a technical description of the most
important changes in the software for the MOBOTIX network camera line M7.
Software Releases—Overview
Notes:
- Please download the stable customer releases of the software from www.mobotix.com in the Services
> Download Center > Software Downloads section.
- Please note that some of the described features in the dialogs will
only be visible if the More button at the
bottom of a dialog has been pressed.
- Please send an email to support@mobotix.com
for feedback.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.6.48-r1 − for M7 Camera Models
M73, S74, Q71, D71, c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2025-08-06
Publishing Date: 2025-08-08
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3648-r1.mpl
from the Services > Download Center > All software
downloads > cameras > MX system release 7.3.6.48-r1
section of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
- If you are using Certified Apps in the camera,
you must update them using the
MX_preinstalled_apps_2025-07-10.app
package from the Services > Download
Center > All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
Notes on Release
- This version differs from the previous version 7.3.6.48 only in
the bug fix described below for this version in the area of thermal
events..
Enhancements and improvements
Support of Radiometry Sensor+ (with Thermal Distance Compensation)
In addition to the existing features that support thermal sensors, the
following new features have been added specifically to support the
Radiometry Sensor+ (with Thermal Distance Compensation):
- Up to 30 fps for smooth, real-time thermal video streams
(also in combination with a second optical sensor
- Thermal Distance Compensation for enhanced temperature
accuracy
The Thermal Distance Compensation can be activated
in the Setup Menu > Event overview > Environment Events
> Event Sensor Type: Thermal Radiometry. The feature can
only be activated if a Radiometry Sensor+ (with Thermal Distance
Compensation) is installed.
Other improvements
- The color palette of the thermal sensor setting is now
grayscale by default.
The color palette can be changed via
Setup Menu > Thermal Sensor Settings > Color Palette
- Email in case of network-related storage errors .
In case of a network-related storage error, an email with the
corresponding subject line can be sent.
- Improved automatic switching of the value range for thermal
cameras
In thermal images, switching from a small to a large value range is
now more reliable, even for small, very hot areas. This is necessary
in order to trigger events when high temperature thresholds (>=
180°C) are exceeded. In the dialog box Setup > Image
Control > Heat Sensor Settings, the Heat Value Range
setting can be changed from the default setting Automatic to
Small Range or Large Range.
Important notes
- The improved switchover to a large value range can lead to
false alarms in installations in which there are individual hot
pixels, which can also be caused by strong sun reflections, for
example.
- It is therefore recommended to check the triggering behavior
and, in the cases concerned, to change the event triggering from
“Single pixel” to “Pixel range in percent” and to specify a
correspondingly large percentage value.
- In addition, using the Thermal Validation App can provide
further protection against false alarms.
Bug fixes
- False alarms when switching the thermal value range
(V7.3.6.48-r1)
When automatically switching the thermal value range from a small
to a large range, there could be incorrect triggering of thermal TR
and App events.
- Empty (green) images in RTSP-Streams after camera reboot
After weekly reboot of some cameras only empty (green frames) appeared
in RTSP-Streams.
- Event "Lost archive access" resulted in an error email
message.
The message “Lost archive access” is no longer displayed in the file
server log and, there is no longer an email for this error message.
Known Limitations
- It is currently not possible to use the Thermal Radiometry
Sensor+ together with the Object Recognition app for an optical
sensor:
The activation of the AI Object Detection camera mode required for
this app means that only a thermal image is displayed when the thermal
sensor is connected to port 1.
When the thermal sensor is connected to port 2, the camera enters a
reboot loop, which must be ended by changing the configuration in good
time.
- A connected Radiometry Sensor+ calibrates itself more
frequently after the camera is started.
- Some apps no longer work when the app partition on the SD
card is full.
- If a Radiometry Sensor+ is connected, the
MxThermalHeatDetection App is not available.
The software contains the same known limitations as the version MX-V7-3-5-35
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Software Release MX-V7.3.5.35 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71,
D71, c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2025-01-23
Publishing Date: 2025-02-07
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3535.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software
downloads > cameras > MX system release 7.3.5.35
section of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
- If you are using Certified Apps in the camera,
you must update them using the
MX_preinstalled_apps_2025-02-10.app
package from the Services > Download
Center > All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
- Since the release of MX-V7.3.5.35, the
softbutton menu has been updated. If the new softbutton menus do not
appear after an update, you must reset the softbutton configuration
to the factory defaults (see Admin Menu > Softbuttons),
or reset the camera to its factory settings.
Enhancements and improvements
Optimization of the user interface
- New softbutton for the app menu:
Clicking on the App menu softbutton directly opens
the Settings for Certified Apps dialog.
- Softbutton menu has been optimized:
These softbuttons are hidden by default: Arm &
Record, Audio on, MxPEG on, MxPEG off. They can be shown
again via the Drag and drop buttons dialog, which is
opened by clicking on the lock symbol at the bottom left of the window
- Softbutton Arm and Record
The functions of this softbutton have been modified so that events are
no longer defined by pressing the softbutton. The other functions are
unchanged.
- Softbutton User Click
The softbutton for triggering an event of type User Click
(UC) has been renamed from UC to User Click.
- Japanese user interface
Display of shifts in Japanese has been improved.
- Information about the camera report download
When downloading a camera report in the Download system
information dialog, a corresponding information dialog is
displayed immediately after starting the download process until it is
completed.
Other improvements
- Network messages via HTTP-PUT
Sending network messages via HTTP-PUT is possible. The method can be
selected via Admin menu > Transmission profiles >
Profiles for network messages > HTTP method.
- Reader ID field in MOBOTIX SYNC configuration of Vaxtor
apps
The Reader ID is required to be able to clearly distinguish between
several detection zones during synchronization with a MOBOTIX SYNC
server.
- MOBOTIX M73TA Irisity Intrusion Bundles
Software-Release MX-V7.3.5.35 is fully compatible with the MOBOTIX
M73TA Irisity Intrusion Bundles.
Bug fixes
- In the Object Recognition App it was not possible to draw
recognition areas
- Incorrect push notification in multi-view views
Push notifications were not transferred between cameras in multi-view
views.
- Character limitation in the text field for the measuring
range of thermal sensors
For cameras with a thermal sensor, the text field for the measuring
range was limited to 100 characters. The maximum number of characters
has been increased to 1024. See Setup menu > Event control
> Event overview > Environmental events.
- Incorrect tigger of thermal difference analysis events
For cameras with a thermal sensor, thermal difference analysis events
do not trigger action groups. See Setup menu > Event
control > Event overview > Environment events.
- Events from GPS boxes not visible
If a GPS box was connected to the sensor, no events were displayed by
it. See Setup menu > Event control > Event overview >
Environmental events.
- H.265 stream from an M73 camera to iPro NVR did not work.
Known Limitations
The software contains the same known limitations as the version MX-V7-3-4-23
.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.5.22 − for M7 Camera Models c71 only
Creation Date: 2024-11-18
Publishing Date: 2024-11-26
Important notes on installation
- This version supports MOBOTIX 7 c71 camera models only! They are
updated with the file
MX_system_7_3522.mpl
from the Services
> Download Center > All software downloads > cameras >
MX system release 7.3.5.22 section of the MOBOTIX
website (https://www.mobotix.com).
Improvements
Support for the new Kepler NurseAssist App V1.5.6 with optional
extension functions
Version 1.5.6 of the new Kepler NurseAssist App
offers many useful feature enhancements that can be unlocked through a
special extension license. After activating such an extension license in
addition to the required basic license, among others status values such
as Out of bed, Out of room, etc., can be selected as
conditions for an alert. Details can be found in the release notes for
the 2024-11-15 App Package, which includes the version.
Other Improvements
- Default values for image settings
- In the General Image Settings, the automatic focus adjustment for
low image brightness has been deactivated.
- In the color settings, the automatic adjustment of color
saturation for low image brightness has been deactivated.
- In the exposure settings, the Medium Brightness value has
been reduced from 40% to 35%.
- Soft buttons
Soft buttons that are no longer needed have been removed and labels
have been partially revised.
- Transfer Profiles
The existing definitions for FTP, e-mail, and network message profiles
have been revised and cleaned up.
Known Limitations
The software contains the same known limitations as the version MX-V7-3-4-23
.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.4.23-r2 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71,
D71, c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2024-06-14
Publishing Date: 2024-06-17
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3412_r3.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software
downloads > cameras > MX system release 7.3.4.12-r3 section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
Improvements
Security update for push notifications to MOBOTIX Live App
This version contains a security update that is required for all
cameras that inform the MOBOTIX Live app by means of a push notification
in response to bell events or other alarms.
IMPORTANT:
The background to this measure is a change in the Google push
notification service used by the camera, which will require compliance
with new security rules from June 21, 2024. Without a
firmware update, push notifications can no longer be sent to mobile
devices from this date! This applies to mobile devices
with both Android and iOS operating systems.
Known Limitations
The software contains the same known limitations as the version MX-V7-3-4-23
.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.4.23 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71, D71,
c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2024-03-22
Publishing Date: 2024-03-28
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3412_r3.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software downloads
> cameras > MX system release 7.3.4.12-r3 section of
the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
- If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update them
using the
MX_preinstalled_apps_2024-01-04.app
package
from the Services > Download Center >
All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section of the
MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with AI/deep
learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Support for new Apps Kepler NurseAssist for c71A and Irisity IRIS
Anonymization
This version supports the two new Certified Apps:
- Kepler NurseAssist V1.0.0 for c71A cameras: used to
detect falls and other events in applications in the area of hospitals
and care facilities.
- Irisity IRIS Anonymization V1.0.5: is used to
pixelate moving people in the camera live image to protect privacy.
Details can be found in the release notes for the Certified App package MX_preinstalled_apps_2024-01-04.app
.
Bugfixes
- Thermal false alarms after camera reboot (V7.3.4.12-r3)
After restarting the camera, a previously defined thermal event
could trigger an alarm without the current temperature exceeding or
falling below the set threshold values.
Known Limitations
- Graphical definition of detection areas and windows
Due to a cache error, it can happen in the web browsers Google Chrome
and Firefox that no windows or polygons can be set. Only an error
message is displayed. In this case, the camera can be opened in a
private window and the configuration can be carried out there.
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without function
and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Changing the video codec for ONVIF recordings
Once the recording data for a particular ONVIF recording is stored, it
is not currently recommended to change the video codec of the recording
source. To change recording codecs for an ONVIF recording, it is
recommended that you reformat the storage media.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.4.12-r3 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71,
D71, c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2024-02-08
Publishing Date: 2024-02-13
Notes on Release MX-V7.3.4.12-r3
- This version differs from the previous version
7.3.4.12
only in the bug fix described below.
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3412_r3.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software downloads
> cameras > MX system release 7.3.4.12-r3 section of
the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update them
using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2024-01-04.app
package
from the Services > Download Center
> All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Support for new Apps Kepler NurseAssist for c71A and Irisity IRIS
Anonymization
This version supports the two new Certified Apps:
- Kepler NurseAssist V1.0.0 for c71A cameras: used to
detect falls and other events in applications in the area of hospitals
and care facilities.
- Irisity IRIS Anonymization V1.0.5: is used to
pixelate moving people in the camera live image to protect privacy.
Details can be found in the release notes for the Certified App package MX_preinstalled_apps_2024-01-04.app
.
Bugfixes
- Thermal false alarms after camera reboot (V7.3.4.12-r3)
After restarting the camera, a previously defined thermal event
could trigger an alarm without the current temperature exceeding or
falling below the set threshold values.
Known Limitations
- Graphical definition of detection areas and windows
Due to a cache error, it can happen in the web browsers Google Chrome
and Firefox that no windows or polygons can be set. Only an error
message is displayed. In this case, the camera can be opened in a
private window and the configuration can be carried out there.
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without function
and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Changing the video codec for ONVIF recordings
Once the recording data for a particular ONVIF recording is stored, it
is not currently recommended to change the video codec of the recording
source. To change recording codecs for an ONVIF recording, it is
recommended that you reformat the storage media.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.2.92 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71, D71,
c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2023-09-29
Publishing Date: 2023-10-10
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3292.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software downloads
> cameras > MX system release 7.3.2.92 section of
the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update them
using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2023-09-29.app
package
from the Services > Download Center
> All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Support of the new Thermal Dashboard in the MxManagementCenter (MxMC)
This version supports the transmission, live display and evaluation of
thermal camera data for thermal cameras in the so-called Thermal Dashboard
of the MxMC, which has been included in the software since version 2.8.
Support MOBOTIX Thermal Validation App
This version supports the new Certified MOBOTIX Thermal Validation App for
early detection of fires while avoiding false alarms caused by moving hot
objects. Details can be found in the release notes for the Certified App
package MX_preinstalled_apps_2023-09-29.app
.
Other improvement
- Private 4096-bit camera key
When generating your own X.509 certificate and a private camera key in
the Admin Menu > Network Configuration> Web Server
dialog, 4096 bits are now used instead of the previous 2048 bits.
- Certified App translations
The web browser pages for configuring the Apps from MOBOTIX and Visage
Technologies are now available in German and other supported languages
in addition to English.
- Display of password fields
The display of password fields when the dark theme is set has been
improved.
Bugfixes
- Live image freezes on limited bandwidth settings
When retrieving a live stream with a limited frame rate and limited
resolution at the same time, as is done, for example, in the
MxManagementCenter when setting "LowRes" or when displayed in the
MxThinClient, the camera live image could freeze.
- Network messages via MQTT
The sending of network messages of the type MQTT Publish was
incorrect and led to an error message.
- Incorrect German translation in the Admin Menu >
Configuration dialog
The menu entry was called "Auslastung einer Konfiguration..." instead of
"Laden einer Konfiguration...".
- MxAnalytics with Cumulative Counting Corridor Evaluation
When configuring MxAnalytics with cumulative counting corridor
evaluation, it was not possible to use admin passwords for the slave
cameras that contain certain special characters, such as '&', etc.
- Text overlays after changing ONVIF settings
In the case of the ONVIFintegration protocol
was activated, changing ONVIF settings meant that previously configured
image overlays (texts and symbols) were no longer displayed in the live
image after the change.
- Resolutions available via ONVIF API
In some situations, the ONVIF integration API did not report
all resolutions supported by an RTSP video stream to the camera. In most
cases, this happened when the codec of an RTP video stream or the RTP
server's aspect ratio was reconfigured.
- RTP server configuration after configuration via ONVIF API
Occasionally, the camera's RTP server configuration was not updated
correctly when parts of ONVIF media profiles (called "configurations")
were replaced, removed, or added by an ONVIF VMS client. This could lead
to the following different effects, for example:
- Incorrect configuration values were displayed in the respective ONVIF
VMS client
- RTP video, audio, or metadata streams were not displayed as configured
or are not displayed at all.
- RTP streams that contained sub-streams, e.g. a metadata stream that
was previously removed from the respective ONVIF media profile.
- JPEG Header for Thermal Cameras
In thermal cameras, the internal triggering of the FFC (thermal
shutter) caused that no TR variables were entered in the JPEG header of
the subsequently generated camera images.
- Usage of the Object Recognition App
When using the Object Recognition App in combination with the Activity
Sensor AI Ap, the camera's frame rate could drop to 1 frame per second.
Known Limitations
- Graphical definition of detection areas and windows
Due to a cache error, it can happen in the web browsers Google Chrome
and Firefox that no windows or polygons can be set. Only an error
message is displayed. In this case, the camera can be opened in a
private window and the configuration can be carried out there.
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without function
and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Changing the video codec for ONVIF recordings
Once the recording data for a particular ONVIF recording is stored, it
is not currently recommended to change the video codec of the recording
source. To change recording codecs for an ONVIF recording, it is
recommended that you reformat the storage media.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.2.76 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71, D71,
c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2023-04-26
Publishing Date: 2023-05-02
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3276.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software downloads
> cameras > MX system release 7.3.2.76 section of
the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update them
using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2023-04-26.app
package
from the Services > Download Center
> All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Integration of MQTT protocol
This version supports the widely used, efficient and bandwidth-optimized
MQTT network protocol for exchanging messages between IoT devices. The
camera can use the so-called MQTT broker to publish its own messages, for
example when certain events occur, as well as subscribe to messages from
other MQTT devices and react accordingly when they are received. For this
purpose, the following new dialogs and functions have been implemented:
- The new Admin Menu > Network Configuration > MQTT Configuration
dialog is used to activate MQTT, configure the MQTT broker, and define
the data and events to be published as MQTT messages.
- In the Setup Menu > Event Control > Event Overview dialog, the
new event sensor type MQTT Subscription for receiving MQTT network
messages can be selected and configured when adding message events.
For more information, see the program's online help
Improvements in the area of integration protocols, ONVIF and RTP
streaming
The following improvements have been implemented in this area.
RTP-RAW-Streaming
- Support for additional mono camera models
Raw streaming mode is now also supported for the following camera
models:
- Camera models with only one image sensor - Q71, D71, c71, p71, P71TA
and v71
- Dual-sensor cameras with only one connected sensor
- Optical (non-thermal) image sensors on thermal camera
- 2 x 4K RTP RAW streaming
Previously, only one of two 4K RTP video streams could be enabled on the
Integration Protocols settings page (Admin menu > Camera
Administration > Integration Protocols). This restriction
has now been lifted so that customers are now able to retrieve RTP video
streams from all available video encoders at the same time.
- Increased flexibility in RTP RAW streaming/mode
The image source ("Full" or "Raw" streaming mode) of RTP video streams
can now be configured individually for each video stream on the
Integration Protocols configuration page (Admin menu > Camera
Administration > Integration Protocols). In previous
versions of the camera software, the image source could only be
configured globally for all RTP video streams at the same time.
Integration Mode, ONVIF Fail-Over, and Genetec Settings
- Configuration of RTP Video Encoder Parameters
The Admin Menu > Camera Administration > Integration Protocols
dialog now supports the configuration of video encoder parameters in the
ONVIF, Genetec, and Genetec+ONVIF integration modes. In previous
releases, the RTP video stream parameters could only be changed in
compatible VMS clients.
- Audio streaming support for ONVIF failover recording
The camera now also supports streaming recorded audio from ONVIF
(failover) recordings to VMS systems. In previous versions of the
camera's software, audio was recorded to the camera's SD card, but not
streamed through the camera's RTP server.
- Support for Genetec audio alarm events
Audio alarm events are now supported for Mx7 series cameras through the
camera's Genetec integration API.
Other improvement
- Microphone Event
An existing microphone can now be used to define a microphone event in
the Environment Events section of the Setup
menu > Event Control > Event Overview dialog. This
applies to the integrated microphone in the audio and MultiSense module
as well as to a connected microphone, the line-in connection of the S74
audio IO plug-in card and the microphone of the mono models Q71, D71,
c71, p71 and v71.
- New lenses (8° and F1.0)
This version supports image sensor modules with the new super-telephoto
lens (8° angle of opening) and the new very light-sensitive lens, which
has an F1.0 aperture.
- OpenVPN client with SHA256
In the Admin Menu > Network Setup> OpenVPN Client
Settings dialog, the value SHA256 can now also be
selected for the Authentication option.
- Variables for digital input/output
With the new variables $(SEN.IN1),$(SEN.OU1
and
$(SEN.OU2)
, the current status (value 0 or 1) of any digital
inputs and outputs of a MOBOTIX 7 camera can be determined. As usual,
the variables can be used, for example, to display the values in the
live image or to transmit the values within a network message.
ATTENTION: These variables replace the variables $(SEN.INA)
to $(SEN.INP)
!
- Variables for IR and white light illumination
The following new variables can be used to determine the status of any
connected or existing lighting modules.
$(SEN.LTA)
: Displays the status of an IR module
connected to any camera port
$(SEN.LT0... LT3)
: Displays the status of an IR module
connected to camera port No. 1,... 4
$(SEN.IRR)
: Displays the value of the existing IR
illumination ring on Q71, D71 and indoor camera models
$(SEN.WTR)
: Displays the value of the white light
illumination ring on Q71 and D71 cameras or a white light module
connected on M73 and S74
In each case, the value 0 for a currently switched off and the value 1 for
currently switched on lighting is returned.
- Camera status with information about thermal sensor type (A
and B)
If thermal sensor modules are connected, the Camera Status
dialog shows whether the sensor is type A or type B. This information is
relevant because some functions are only supported for Type B thermal
sensors.
- Double selection of the IR module
An IR module connected to a camera port could be selected in the Admin
Menu > Hardware Configuration > Assign Wires dialog
for the various options with both the IR Illuminator value and
the IR Light:M<Port-No> value. This was confusing and now
only the value IR Light: M<Port-Nr> is offered for
selection.
Bugfixes
- RTP streaming on 12MP sensors
- When streaming 12 MP sensors via the camera's RTP
server, the maximum resolution UltraHD (2880x2880)
was only available in full streaming mode if the
stream was configured in the MxPEG codec. This is now also possible
for H.264/H.265.
- When using the RTP server in raw streaming mode, the UltraHD
(2880x2880) resolution was not available.
- Changing the camera time via the ONVIF API
If a VMS client has changed the camera time via the ONVIF API, the
camera has changed its time zone, even if the client did not request it.
This could result in incorrect device time.
- Changing Video Motion Window via Genetec API
In some cases, Video Motion windows configured through the Genetec
Integration API were placed incorrectly and did not match the bounding
box set in the Genetec Security Center.
- Stopping MxHUB ONVIF G Failover Recordings
Cameras that are integrated into MxHUB via the ONVIF Integration API
sometimes did not stop an ongoing ONVIF failover recording, even if
MxHUB had previously reconnected to the camera.
- Registration of Smart Data Sources for MxManagementCenter
(MxMC)
After activating an App in the Setup Menu > Certified App
Control > Certified App Settings dialog, the corresponding
Smart Data Source is automatically added in the Admin Menu >
Camera Configuration > Smart Data Configuration dialog.
However, in order to transmit the information about the Smart Data
Source to the MxMC for use in the MxMC's Smart Data Search, a camera
restart was first required, this is no longer necessary.
- Using MxMessageSystem Event Profiles
For certain special camera configurations, it was not possible to use
more than one event profile of type MxMessageSystem .
- Configuration of the MxActivitySensor in the Japanese user
interface
When the Japanese user interface of the camera was set, the arrows for
displaying the Left and Right directions
were reversed in the dialog for configuring the MxActivitySensor.
- Thermal variables for Full Image recording
In the recorded images of a Full Image recording, the use of the
following variables to determine different temperature values was
incorrect: $(IMG. TRM. MIN.right), $(IMG. TRM. MAX.right), $(IMG.
TRP. MIN.right), $(IMG. TRP. MAX.right)
. The values were not
determined and entered in the image:
Known Limitations
- Graphical definition of detection areas and windows
Due to a cache error, it can happen in the web browsers Google Chrome
and Firefox that no windows or polygons can be set. Only an error
message is displayed. In this case, the camera can be opened in a
private window and the configuration can be carried out there.
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without function
and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Changing the video codec for ONVIF recordings
Once the recording data for a particular ONVIF recording is stored, it
is not currently recommended to change the video codec of the recording
source. To change recording codecs for an ONVIF recording, it is
recommended that you reformat the storage media
- Resolutions available via ONVIF API
In some situations, the ONVIF integration API does not report
all resolutions supported by an RTSP video stream to the camera. In most
cases, this happens when the codec of an RTP video stream or the RTP
server's aspect ratio is reconfigured.
Workaround: After restarting the camera or briefly changing
the integration mode, all resolutions should be offered again.
- RTP server configuration after configuration via ONVIF API
Occasionally, the camera's RTP server configuration is not updated
correctly when parts of ONVIF media profiles (called "configurations")
are replaced, removed, or added by an ONVIF VMS client. This can lead to
the following different effects, for example:
- Incorrect configuration values are displayed in the respective ONVIF
VMS client
- RTP video, audio, or metadata streams are not displayed as configured
or are not displayed at all.
- RTP streams that contain sub-streams, e.g. a metadata stream that was
previously removed from the respective ONVIF media profile.
Workaround: If this issue occurs, customers should
restart the camera and check the camera configuration again. If the camera
configuration is still incorrect after restarting the camera, customers
should try repeating the configuration changes or, if necessary,
re-registering the camera in their VMS client
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Software Release MX-V7.3.1.60 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71, D71,
c71, p71, p71TA, v71
Creation Date: 2023-01-27
Publishing Date: 2023-02-03
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3160.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software downloads
> cameras > MX system release 7.3.1.60 section of
the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update them
using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2023-01-27.app
package
from the Services > Download Center
> All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Support of the camera model p71 Thermal ECO
With this version, the new camera model p71 Thermal ECO is supported.
This is an affordable basic thermal solution for indoor use, which has a
wide viewing angle and covers various basic applications. These include,
for example, perimeter and burglary protection as well as temperature
monitoring.
S74 camera with Long Cable Extender and 12MP sensor modules
When connecting a Long Cable Extender (LCE) to a camera port of a S74
camera, the connection and operation of a 12MP sensor module to the LCE is
now also supported. For that purpose, in the web browser, the value
Long (> 2 meters) must be selected for the Cable
length option in the Admin > Hardware Configuration
> Sensor Module Configuration dialog.
Certified Apps with improved support for the Smart Data interface to
MxManagementCenter
Along with this version of the camera software, a new Certified App
Package 'MX_preinstalled_apps_2023-01-27.app' was also released. This
package contains all Certified Apps, including the MOBOTIX Analytics App
with AI/deep learning-based object recognition. Compared to the previous
version 2022-11-28, it contains improvements of the Smart Data interface
to the MxManagementCenter (MxMC). Details on the exact contents of the
package and the changes can be found in the release notes for the package
in the Services > Download Center > All Software Downloads
> Certified Apps > MX Certified Apps Release 2023-01-27 section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
Known Limitations
- S74 cameras and MultiSense module
When operating a MultiSense module on a S74 camera, the light sensor of
the module cannot be read out after a camera restart. In this case, no
lux value for the Multisense is displayed in the Camera Status dialog in
the Sensors area and events in the definition of which the illumination
values of this sensor are used no longer trigger!
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without function
and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Microphone Event
Currently, no microphone event is supported. This applies to the
built-in microphone in the Audio and MultiSense module as well as to a
connected microphone, to the Line-In connector of the S74 Audio IO board
and to the new Q71 model.
- RTP streaming
- When streaming 12 MP sensors via the camera's RTP
server in Full Streaming Mode, the maximum
resolution in the aspect ratio "1:1" (2880x2880) is currently only
available if the stream is configured to the MxPEG codec.
- When using the camera's RTP server in Raw Streaming Mode,
the "UltraHD" resolution is only available on 4K
Optical sensors. "UltraHD" is not supported on 12MP and 4MP ULL
optical sensors.
- On MOBOTIX 7 single lense cameras
(Q71, D71, c71, p71, v71) the RAW mode is currently disabled and is
not supported.
- Changing the video codec for ONVIF recordings
Once the recording data for a particular ONVIF recording is stored, it
is not currently recommended to change the video codec of the recording
source. To change recording codecs for an ONVIF recording, it is
recommended that you reformat the storage media
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Software Release MX-V7.3.1.57 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71, D71,
c71, p71, v71
Creation Date: 2022-11-28
Publishing Date: 2022-12-01
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3157.mpl
from
the Services > Download Center > All software downloads
> cameras > MX system release 7.3.1.57 section of
the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update them
using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-11-28.app
package
from the Services > Download Center
> All Software Downloads > Certified Apps section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Image Quality Improvement
In this version, both the factory settings and many internal parameters
important for image generation have been fundamentally revised. Thus, this
software delivers much better images in many lighting situations than the
previous versions. This is especially true for dark scenes and manifests
itself in both improved image sharpness and lower image noise.
Improvements and changes in the area of Certified Apps
Improvements to the Smart Data Interface for MxManagementCenter (MxMC)
from version 2.7
The configuration steps required for a system administrator to search and
display App result data from an Mx7 camera integrated into the
MxManagementCenter have been significantly simplified:
- After activating an App in the camera, it automatically enters a
suitable Smart Data source in the Admin > Camera
Administration > Smart Data Configuration dialog. In
principle, the Smart Data interface only has to be activated once.
- In the MxManagementCenter, the camera can then use the new Get
Camera Apps function to retrieve the internally required
information about the activated Apps of an integrated Mx7 camera.
- The corresponding Smart Data sources are then automatically entered
into the list available in the MxManagementCenter and the user can
search directly for result data from these Apps in the Smart Data search
of MxMC.
Updated and new Certified Apps
Along with this version of the camera software, a new Certified App
Package 'MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-11-28.app' was also released. This
package contains all Certified Apps, including the MOBOTIX Analytics App
with AI/deep learning-based object recognition. Compared to the previous
version, it includes the following new apps:
- MOBOTIX Advanced Radiometry (for the detection of
temperature events)
- Mobotix Barcode Reader (for reading 1D and 2D
barcodes)
- Vaxtor Genesis (for generic searching for defined
texts)
In addition, some existing Apps from MOBOTIX,
Visage Technologies and Vaxtor have
been replaced by new, improved versions. Details on the exact
contents of the package and the changes can be found in the release notes
for the package in the Services > Download Center > All
Software Downloads > Certified Apps > MX Certified Apps Release
2022-11-28 section of the MOBOTIX website
(https://www.mobotix.com).
In addition, this version supports the new Mobotix Thermal Heat
Detection App, which is currently only available with a French
user interface and can be downloaded separately from the MOBOTIX website.
Notes on using the apps together with the
MxManagementCenter (MxMC)
- The smart data interface improvement mechanism described above is not
currently supported for A.I.Tech and Irisity Apps. For all
other Apps, this automatism has been implemented in the latest
versions of the App package 2022-11-28.
- To use the automatism in MxManagementCenter,
version 2.7 of MxMC or higher is required.
Due to the changes to the configuration of the Smart Data interface
described above, the following restrictions apply when using Apps from
App Package 2022-11-28 together with
MxMC version V2.6.1 or lower:
- The data of the App VT_Face.face by Visage
Technologies Face Recognition cannot
be displayed!
- For the remaining Apps, after activating an App in the camera for
the first time, the name of the Smart Data Source automatically
entered for this App in the Admin > Camera Administration
> Smart Data Configuration dialog, must be supplemented
by an appendix ".plate", ".vehicle", etc. , according to the following
list:
- FFLPR.plate
- FFLPRAM.plate
- FFLPR_MMCR.vehicle
- FFLPRME.plate
- VaxALPR.plate
- VaxALPRADR.plate
- VaxALPRMMC.vehicle
- VaxOCRContainer.container
- VaxOCRUIC.uic
- VaxUSDOT.plate
- This is not necessary for Apps that were already activated before
the update and whose name is therefore already fully entered in the
list.
- For subsequent changes in the Setup > Control for
Certified Apps > Settings for Certified Apps dialog,
pressing the Set button causes all FFGroup and
Vaxtor Apps active in the dialog to be automatically entered back
into the list of Smart Data sources in the Admin >
Camera Administration > Smart Data Configuration dialog,
in each case without the appendix ".plate", ".vehicle", etc.. These entries must be manually
removed from the list, otherwise an error will occur when
displaying the associated data in the Smart Data search.
Other improvements
- Event Player
The function icons in the Event Player view have been adapted to match
the icons used in this view in the Mx6 camera line and are therefore
easier to understand.
- Focusing aid
After activating the focusing aid in the camera Quick Controls, a
window can now be defined with the mouse in the image, the contents of
which are then used for focusing.
- Counting Corridors of the MxAnalytics App
When configuring counting corridors for the MOBOTIX Analytics App, the
names for the flow directions are no longer limited to North
and South , but can be assigned arbitrarily. In addition,
deactivating the new option Count Counter Direction
means that the passes in the direction of South are no
longer counted and output in the report.
- FTP directory names
When using FTP Transfer Profiles, the characters '&' and ' ' can
now also be used in the FTP folder names.
Bugfixes
- Camera mode
When changing the camera mode in the Admin >
Hardware Configuration > Camera Mode dialog, it
could happen after a camera restart using the Reboot Camera
function in the same dialog that the mode was not applied completely
and partly displayed incorrectly.
- Setting time and date via ONVIF
When setting the system time and date for a camera integrated via the
ONVIF protocol using the SAOP Action SetSystemDateAndTime()
without specifying the time zone, the time zone in the camera
was also changed to the value "Custom/Posix", which subsequently led
to error effects
- Dialog Setup Menu > Certified App Control > Certified
Apps Settings
After the first activation of the Arming option in
the above dialog, the check boxes for activating the individual Apps
were not displayed. After reloading the dialog, they were then
available.
Known Limitations
- S74 cameras and MultiSense module
When operating a MultiSense module on a S74 camera, the light sensor
of the module cannot be read out after a camera restart. In this case,
no lux value for the Multisense is displayed in the Camera Status
dialog in the Sensors area and events in the definition of which the
illumination values of this sensor are used no longer trigger!
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without
function and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Microphone Event
Currently, no microphone event is supported. This applies to the
built-in microphone in the Audio and MultiSense module as well as to a
connected microphone, to the Line-In connector of the S74 Audio IO
board and to the new Q71 model.
- RTP streaming
- When streaming 12 MP sensors via the camera's
RTP server in Full Streaming Mode, the
maximum resolution in the aspect ratio "1:1" (2880x2880) is
currently only available if the stream is configured to the MxPEG
codec.
- When using the camera's RTP server in Raw Streaming Mode,
the "UltraHD" resolution is only available on 4K
Optical sensors. "UltraHD" is not supported on 12MP and 4MP ULL
optical sensors.
- On MOBOTIX 7 single lense cameras
(Q71, D71, c71, p71, v71) the RAW mode is currently disabled and is
not supported.
- Changing the video codec for ONVIF recordings
Once the recording data for a particular ONVIF recording is stored, it
is not currently recommended to change the video codec of the
recording source. To change recording codecs for an ONVIF recording,
it is recommended that you reformat the storage media
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Software Release MX-V7.3.1.46 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71,
D71, c71, p71, v71
Creation Date: 2022-09-01
Publishing Date: 2022-09-09
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3146.mpl
from
the Support > Download Center > All software
downloads > cameras > MX system release 7.3.1.46 section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update
them using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-09-01.app
package from the Support > Download Center > All
Software Downloads > Certified Apps section of the
MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Support indoor models c71, p71 and v71
This software version also supports the new Mx7 indoor camera models c71,
p71 and v71. In contrast to the outdoor
models of the Mx7 camera line, these models can also be operated with
PoE Class 3. To activate this energy-saving mode, a small switch on the
camera board, right next to the RJ45 socket, must first be set to
position "1" and then the PoE class 3 must be set in the web user
interface. For this purpose, in the Admin Menu > Network
Configuration > Ethernet interface dialog, in the Ethernet
Hardware Options section, there is the Configure PoE
function button. With its help, another dialog Power
over Ethernet (PoE) is opened and there the setting of the Power
Supply option can be changed to the value Power
over Ethernet (Class 3).
Notes on operation in PoE class 3
- The IR LEDs of the camera are operated in this
operating mode only with reduced power consumption and produce a
lower brightness.
- The new USB Power Output function (see below)
cannot be activated in this mode in the Admin Menu > Manage
Hardware Configuration > Hardware Extensions dialog.
Whitelight module support for M73 and S74 cameras
This firmware version supports the new Whitelight module for M73 and
S74 cameras. Depending on the variant, the High Power LED module can
illuminate an area around the camera with a distance of up to 80 m and
thus significantly increase the image quality. After connecting a
Whitelight module to one of the camera ports, just like an IR Light
module, it can be used in the Admin Menu > Hardware
Configuration > Assign Wires dialog, by selecting the
value White Light: M<Port No> for the Lights
or IR Lights option, for illumination after automatic
day-night switching. In the Signal Out Profiles
dialog, it can also be used to define Signal Output Profiles by
selecting the same value for the Signal Out Action(SO) option
and thus switched on/off in response to any events.
Notes on the use of Whitelight and IR light
modules
- For several light modules connected to the camera (Whitelight
and/or IR modules), in the Admin Menu > Hardware
Configuration > Assign Wires dialog, as a value for
the options Lights or IR Lights in
addition to a specific light module, depending on the module type
also the value WL Illuminator, IR Illuminator or
WL+IR Illuminator can be selected. In this case, all
connected light modules are activated simultaneously after a day-night
switch for illumination.
- The same applies analogously to the selection of light modules in
the Signal Out Profiles dialog. There, too, a
specific module or all light modules connected to the camera can be
selected for use in Signal Out Profiles . An associated event then
also triggers an activation of all connected light modules at the
same time.
Improvements of the Storage Failure Detection
- Monitoring of retention time
With the help of the new Time to Keep option in the
General Settings area of the Admin Menu >
Storage > Storage Failure Detection dialog, the
retention time set by the Time to Keep option in the
Admin Menu > Storage > Storage on External File Server /
Flash Device dialog can be monitored. If the retention time
cannot be reached, e.g. because the existing storage area of the file
server used is not sufficient and the recording therefore is running
round before the retention time is reached, a notification and output
of a message takes place in the log file of the Memory
Failure Monitoring dialog.
- SD Card Flash Wear and I/O Error Messages
After activating the SD card I/O option in the General
Settings section of the Admin Menu > Storage
> Storage Failure Detection dialog, critical
system error messages are displayed as soon as the flash wear has
reached 100%. In addition, this option causes the notification of SD
card I/O errors and the output of messages for I/O errors in the log
file of the above-mentioned dialog.
- Monitoring the MxFFS Archive Buffer
Activating the new Buffer MxFFS Archive option in
the the General Settings section of the Admin
Menu > Storage > Storage Failure Detection dialog
monitors the SD card transfer buffer when stored in a (buffered) MxFFS
archive. When storing in a MxFFS archive with the SD card as the
primary target, a message is notified and output in the log file of
the Storage Failure Detection dialog as soon as the
SD card has a level of 120MByte. The messages are sent until the level
has fallen below 80MByte again. When stored in a buffered MxFFS
archive, the notification and message output take place as soon as the
data is stored on the SD card instead of directly in the archive.
Thermal Camera Enhancements
- Ambient temperature for thermal cameras
Decimal values can now also be specified for the Ambient
Temperature to be set in the Temperature
Compensation area of the Setup Menu > Thermal
Sensor Settings dialog.
- SNMP OIDs for Thermal TR Measurement Windows
For Thermal TR cameras, an additional table object statusThermalRadiometryTemperatureTable
,
which is specified in the MOBOTIX SNMP MIB file, is now returned via
SNMP. This contains, among others, the values of the measured
temperature for each defined temperature measurement window. Depending
on the set Comparison Type of the TR event, the
maximum or minimum measured temperature is transmitted.
Updated Certified Apps
Along with this version of the camera software, a new Certified app
package 'MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-09-01.app' has also been released.
This package contains all Certified Apps, including the MOBOTIX
Analytics app with AI/Deep Learning-based object recognition.
Compared to the previous version, it includes some improved
versions of the Apps from MOBOTIX, Visage Technologies and Vaxtor.
Details on the exact content of the package and the changes can be found
in the release notes for the package in the Support >
Download Center > All Software Downloads > Certified Apps >
MX Certified Apps Release 2022-09-01 section of the MOBOTIX
website (https://www.mobotix.com).
Other improvements
- USB Power Output
In the Admin Menu > Hardware Configuration > Manage
Hardware Expansions dialog, it is possible to set the USB
Power Output operating mode in the USB Connector
area. By activating a previously configured USB Power Output,
a device connected to the camera USB port, such as an IR radiator
powered by USB, is supplied with a voltage of 5V by the camera via the
USB interface. The activation can be done by an automatic
day-night-switch or by executing a corresponding Signal Out Profile,
for example after an assigned event. The required configuration is
done in the Admin Menu > Hardware Configuration >
Assign Wires or in the Signal Out Profiles
dialog by selecting the value Camera: USB Power for the
corresponding option.
- Improved App stability
When using Certified Apps of the Mx7 camera line, there could be
internal camera stability problems. This was especially true for the
use of several Apps at the same time and manifested itself in the
following error behavior
- The list of activatable Apps in the Setup Menu >
Certified App Control > Certified App Settings dialog
remained empty and no Apps could be configured. After a camera
restart, they were available again .
- The transmission of the App result data and its display in the
MxManagementCenter (MxMC) using the Smart Data Interface no longer
worked. In this case, a camera restart was necessary before camera
App data could be searched for and displayed again in the MxMC.
This behavior has now been fundamentally improved so that the Apps can
be displayed and used in a stable way.
Bugfixes
- S74 cameras and MultiSense module
When operating a MultiSense module on an S74 camera, it could happen
after a camera restart that values for the PIR and temperature sensor
could no longer be read by the camera and thus defined events could no
longer be triggered. This has been corrected and there is still a
restriction with the light sensor (see below).
- Q71 Installation Mode
Setting the Installation option in the
vPTZ area of the Quick Controls to the Wall or Floor
values was incorrect in some cases.
- Bugfixes in the area of day-night switching and IR
illumination
- Day-night switching for IR-Cut Day & Night Sensor
Modules
Especially with ULL sensor modules with IR-Cut filter, the
factory-set automatic day/night switching (options IR-Cut
Filter and Light Switch) could lead to the camera
running permanently in night or day mode after a switching process
and having to be switched manually.
- Profiles
~IRLightON, ~IRLightOFF, ~IRLightToggle
not usable
When defining action groups, the internal Signal Out profiles
~IRLightON, ~IRLightOFF, ~IRLightToggle
could not be
selected for actions if no MX-232-IO box or S74 IO slide-in boards
were connected to the camera.
- Using the Signal Out for day-night switching
In the Admin Menu > Hardware Configuration >
Assign Wires dialog, the use of the Value Camera:
Out for the IR Lights option was incorrect and thus the
Signal Out could not be used to switch on for example an external IR
emitter after switching to night mode.
- LPF sensors and IR illumination
The use of an LPF sensor did not result in the internal Signal Out
Profile ~IRLightOn
being permanently activated and
thus permanently switching on a corresponding IR emitter or a
built-in IR light module, as is necessary for the use of an LPF
sensor.
- Day-night switching for separate sensors
In the "classic" day-night switching between a color and a
black-and-white sensor module, switching on the light source
selected in the Admin > Hardware Configuration >
Assign Wires dialog for the IR Lights
option did not work after switching to night mode.
- Multisense illumination value in camera status
The lux value displayed in the Camera Status
dialog in the Sensors area for a connected
Multisense module was incorrect.
- Definition of SIP accounts
When defining SIP accounts in the Admin Menu > Audio and
VoIP Telephony > SIP Server Settings dialog, the error
message 'Error: SIP addresses and user names must be unique.' could
occur despite valid entries.
- Changing the Camera Mode
Switching the Camera Mode in the Admin Menu
> Hardware Configuration > Camera Mode dialog from Streaming
to AI or vice versa was sometimes not performed correctly if
the subsequent necessary camera restart was not performed manually,
but via the Reboot link available in the dialog.
Known Limitations
- S74 cameras and MultiSense module
When operating a MultiSense module on a S74 camera, the light sensor
of the module cannot be read out after a camera restart. In this case,
no lux value for the Multisense is displayed in the Camera Status
dialog in the Sensors area and events in the definition of which the
illumination values of this sensor are used no longer trigger!
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Dialog Setup Menu > Certified App Control > Certified
Apps Settings
After the first activation of the Arming option in
the above dialog, the check boxes for activating the individual Apps
are not displayed. After reloading the dialog, they are then
available.
- Online help for App dialogs
Online help is currently only partially available in the dialogs for
configuring the Certified Apps.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without
function and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Microphone Event
Currently, no microphone event is supported. This applies to the
built-in microphone in the Audio and MultiSense module as well as to a
connected microphone, to the Line-In connector of the S74 Audio IO
board and to the new Q71 model.
- RTP streaming
- When streaming 12 MP sensors via the camera's
RTP server in Full Streaming Mode, the
maximum resolution in the aspect ratio "1:1" (2880x2880) is
currently only available if the stream is configured to the MxPEG
codec.
- When using the camera's RTP server in Raw Streaming Mode,
the "UltraHD" resolution is only available on 4K
Optical sensors. "UltraHD" is not supported on 12MP and 4MP ULL
optical sensors.
- On MOBOTIX 7 single lense cameras
(Q71, D71, c71, p71, v71) the RAW mode is currently disabled and is
not supported.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.1.31-r3 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71,
D71
Creation Date: 2022-06-28
Publishing Date: 2022-06-30
Notes on Release MX-V7.3.1.31-r3
- This version differs from the previous version
7.3.1.31-r1
only in the bug fixes described below for this version.
Notes on Release MX-V7.3.1.31-r1
- This release is different from its predecessor release
7.3.1.31
only in improved
support for the Irisity App from the Certified
Apps 2022-06-02 App package and an improved online help
for the Admin Menu > Camera Administration >
Integration Protocols dialog.
Important notes on installation
- This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file
MX_system_7_3131_r2.mpl
from
the Support > Download Center > All software
downloads > cameras > MX system release 7.3.1.31-r3 section
of the MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update
them using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-06-21.app
package from the Support > Download Center > All
Software Downloads > Certified Apps section of the
MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
ONVIF-G
With this software version, the M7 camera models support the ONVIF-G
standard. This allows these cameras to use the ONVIF-G protocol to
configure edge recording on the camera's internal SD card and then
access the data stored in this way. Some video management systems, such
as e.g. MOBOTIX HUB, use this function to implement a so-called
"fail-over recording". With that the failure of a storage server is
briefly bridged by an edge recording on the camera.
Notes on ONVIF-G<
- In this software version, the recordings are
stored by edge recording on the camera's internal SD card in the
same area as the data from activated Apps, i.e. in the User
Data partition. This will be changed in a subsequent
software version and the size of the area on the SD card available
for edge recording will be adjustable.
- For newly delivered cameras, the partition is already available ex
works. For older cameras with a software version earlier than
7.2.1.29 or when replacing the SD card, the SD card must be
reformatted and this partition created.
- It is not possible to record or access an external
file server or flash media (USB stick, SDD drive) using
ONVIF-G.
- Currently, the ONVIF G edge recording supports
the video codecs H.264 and H.265. The MJPEG and
MxPEG codecs are not supported.
- Currently, it is not possible to stream audio
data via the ONVIF-G interface in addition to video.
- Once recording data have been stored for a
particular ONVIF recording, switching the video codec
of the recording source is currently not recommended.
To switch recording codecs for an ONVIF recording, it is recommended
to format the storage medium.
Updated and new Certified Apps
Along with this version of the camera software, a new Certified App
package 'MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-06-21.app'
has also
been released. This package contains all Certified Apps, including the MOBOTIX
Analytics App with AI/Deep Learning-based object
recognition. Compared to the previous version, it also
includes revised versions of the Apps from FFGroup, Vaxtor and
Iristy, a new App from Vaxtor
(USDOT) as well as two new Apps from MOBOTIX
for color recognition (Mobotix Color Recognition) and
AI-based motion detection (Mobotix ActivitySensor).
Details on the exact content of the package and the changes can be found
in the release notes for the package in the Support >
Download Center > All Software Downloads > Certified Apps >
MX Certified Apps Release 2022-05-31 area of the MOBOTIX
website (https://www.mobotix.com).
Other improvements
- SNMP support
With this version, SNMP clients can also receive various
temperature values from thermal cameras via the SNMP protocol. The
SNMP-MIB file of the camera has been extended by corresponding OIDs 'MOBOTIX-MIB::statusThermal*
'.
- Maximum text font size
The maximum size of the text fonts for text overlays in the
live image or image profiles has been increased from 24pt to 48pt.
- Online help Integration Protocols
The online help of the dialog Admin Menu > Camera
administration > Integration Protocols has been
expanded and improved in many places.
Bugfixes
- PoE switches with PoE class3 (correction in
7.3.1.31-r3)
For network switches that return an incorrect PoE class (PoE3 instead
of PoE+) during the negotiation phase, the camera version 7.3.1.31-r1
did not support the operation of additional resources such as an IR
module.
- IR module with LPF sensor module (correction in
V7.3.1.31-r3)
The operation of an IR module together with an LPF sensor module was
not possible in version 7.3.1.31-r1.
- Update of older software versions with activated App Object
Recognition (correction in V7.3.1.31-r3)
If an older software version was updated to version 7.3.1.31 or
7.3.1.31-r1 on a camera with App Object Recognition
enabled, without first disabling this App and resetting the camera to
"Streaming" mode, some combinations of firmware and App version could
lead to problems: the camera then restarted again and again after a
few seconds of uptime.
- Further WDR improvements
In special lighting situations, the following effects could still
occur when WDR is activated: short-term black image, unstable exposure
control, image flickering (fast change between brighter and darker
image with increased MxPEG rate).
- Camera restarts when combining Apps and thermal modules
For cameras with a thermal module connected to Port1 or Port2,
activating the Certified Apps led to a regular (every 5min) restart of
the camera.
- Day-night switching for IR-Cut Day & Night Sensor
Modules
Depending on the software version, the factory-set automatic day/night
switching (options IR-Cut Filter and Light
Switch) for IR-Cut Day & Night sensor modules could
lead to the cameras running permanently in night mode (from V7.2.1.x
on) or day mode and had to be switched manually.
- Variables
$(SEN. TC0. CELSIUS),... $(SEN. TC3.
CELSIUS)
in image profiles
The temperature variables $(SEN. TC0. CELSIUS),... $(SEN. TC3.
CELSIUS)
to display the temperature, e.g. of a MultiSense
module, were not displayed with their current values but empty when
used in image profiles.
- Camera mode AI and exposure settings
When operating the camera in AI mode, not all options were
available in the Setup Menu > Image Control > Exposure
Settings dialog. Among other things, the definitions of the
exposure windows were missing.
- Dark page layout and formatting wizard
When using the Dark Theme in the camera's
graphical user interface, some options were difficult to see in the
Formatter Wizard: MxFFS Volume Partitioning dialog.
- System messages for LPF sensor modules
During the operation of LPF sensor modules, incorrect entries "EVENT
IR Light Switched on" occurred in the system messages.
- Activation of a MultiSense PIR event in the MxMC
The PIR sensor of a MultiSense module connected to the camera could
not be used to activate PIR-events in the camera by the
MxManagementCenter.
Known Limitations
- S74 cameras and MultiSense module
When operating a MultiSense module on a S74 camera, the sensors of the
MultiSense module may no longer deliver values to the camera after a
camera restart.
- A.I.Tech Apps and Thermal Sensors
A.I.Tech's Certified Apps cannot currently be used for thermal module
video streams.
- Dialog Setup Menu > Certified App Control > Certified
Apps Settings
After the first activation of the Arming option in
the above dialog, the check boxes for activating the individual Apps
are not displayed. After reloading the dialog, they are then
available.
- Online help for App dialogs
Online help is currently only partially available in the dialogs for
configuring the Certified Apps.
- Softbutton LEDs Blink
The soft button function LEDsBlink is without
function and does not control the LEDs of the sensor modules.
- Microphone Event
Currently, no microphone event is supported. This applies to the
built-in microphone in the Audio and MultiSense module as well as to a
connected microphone, to the Line-In connector of the S74 Audio IO
board and to the new Q71 model.
- RTP streaming
- When streaming 12 MP sensors via the camera's
RTP server in Full Streaming Mode, the
maximum resolution in the aspect ratio "1:1" (2880x2880) is
currently only available if the stream is configured to the MxPEG
codec.
- When using the camera's RTP server in Raw Streaming Mode,
the "UltraHD" resolution is only available on 4K
Optical sensors. "UltraHD" is not supported on 12MP and 4MP ULL
optical sensors.
- On MOBOTIX 7 single lense cameras
(Q71, D71) the RAW mode is currently disabled and is not supported.
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Software Release MX-V7.3.0.54 − for M7 Camera Models M73, S74, Q71,
D71
Creation Date: 2022-03-03
Publishing Date: 2022-03-04
Notes on Release MX-V7.3.0.54
This release is different from its predecessor release 7.3.0.53
only in a bugfix concerning the image sensor control on Q71
camera models.
Important notes on installation
-
This version supports all MOBOTIX 7 camera models. They are all
updated with the same file MX_system_7_3054.mpl from the Support
> Download Center > All software downloads > cameras
> MX system release 7.3.0.54 section of the MOBOTIX
website (https://www.mobotix.com).
-
If you are using Certified Apps in the camera, you must update
them using the MX_preinstalled_apps_2022-02-16.app
package from the Support > Download Center > All
Software Downloads > Certified Apps section of the
MOBOTIX website (https://www.mobotix.com). This
package also includes the App MOBOTIX Analytics with
AI/deep learning-based object recognition.
Enhancements and improvements
Data deletion for MxFFS archive on file server
Data files in an MxFFS archive whose contents are completely outside
the configured recording period are now physically deleted. Previously,
they may still have existed within the ring buffer structure according
to the archive size, but were no longer accessible.
Support for the new Q71-Hemispheric camera model
This version supports the new MOBOTIX 7 camera model Q71-Hemispheric.
The camera has a 12-mega-pixel image sensor with integrated IR cut
filter, a hemispheric lens, microphone and speaker, as well as
integrated LEDs for IR and White Light Illumination. Compared to the M73
and S74 camera models, the following software functions are available:
- Setting of different Display Modes with
automatic image correction (Normal,
Surround, Panorama, Panorama Focus, Double Panorama) in the Quick
Controls or in the Setup Menu >
Image Control > General Image Settings dialog
- Selection of additional resolutions (12MP 1:1
(2880x2880), UltraHD2(2144x2144), FullHD2(1080x1080),
HD2 1:1(768x768), nHD21:1(360x360))
in the Quick-Controls or in the Setup Menu
> Image Control > General Image Settings dialog
- Setting of the installation (wall, ceiling,
floor) in the vPTZ area of the Quick
Controls
- Activation of the integrated IR and White Light LEDs
These integrated illuminations are activated in the Admin
Menu > Hardware Configuration > Assign Wires dialog.
In the factory settings, the options are set as follows:
- Lights = White Light Ring
- IR Lights = IR Light Ring
With this setting, IR illumination is used after an automatic day-night
switching (also factory set) in night mode. If White Light Illumintaion
is to be used in night mode and the camera shall continue to produce a
color image, the following options must be set:
- IR Lights = White Light Ring
- IR-Cut-Filter = IR-Filter-On (in
the Setup Menu dialog > Image Control > General Image Settings)
For testing and quick switching on/off the two types of lighting, two
suitable Shortcuts
are also defined ex works in the title bar of the web
browser's live view (see section "Shortcuts
for soft button functions" below).
The other software functions are identical to those of the M73 and S74
models.
Note:
This software version only supports MOBOTIX Analytics on the Q71 as a
Certified Apps, currently without Behavioral Detection.
Support of the new camera model D71 - Single Lens Dome
This version supports the new MOBOTIX 7 camera model D71 - Single Lens
Dome. The camera is available with a 4K UHD or 4MP ULL sensor, each with
integrated IR cut filter, has a 3-axis pan-tilt head (manual
adjustment), microphone and speaker, and integrated IR illumination. The
activation of the integrated IR illumination also succeeds here in the Admin
Menu > Hardware Configuration > Assign Wires
dialog. From the factory, the IR Lights option is
already set to the value IR Light Ring and thus the
IR illumination is automatically used to generate the black and white
images in night mode.
The other software functions are identical to those of the M73 and S74
models.
Note on the Certified Apps:
To configure the Certified Apps, a sensor selection is currently also
offered for this camera model. Here the
right image sensor or
the setting
Auto must be selected. This will be fixed
with an upcoming firmware version 7.3.x
Support of the new hemispheric 12MP sensor modules
For use with an S74 camera, there are now also hemispheric sensor
modules with a resolution of 12MP and integrated IR cut filter availabe.
The connection, configuration and use of these modules are completely
analogous to the non-hemispheric sensor modules. The correction-specific
software functions, such as e.g. the setting of the installation type or
the use of the corrected Display Mode, are identical to the functions in
the new hemispheric Q71 camera model (see above).
Support of the new Thermal Eco module
This new low-cost thermal module can be integrated into all existing
mounts and connected to an S74 camera (also to the sensor ports M1 and
M2). The configuration and usage are analogous to the other thermal sensor
modules. This module is particularly suitable for the use of the Activity
Sensor and for use in Thermal Overlay images.
In addition, Thermal Reference Events are supported,
but temperature measurements and Spotmeter
Events are not available.
Multiview view
The familiar Multiview view for displaying live
images and the latest event images from one or more cameras in the web
browser is now also available in the new graphical user interface. This
view is activated via the new function icon 