FIRMWARE RELEASE NOTE 
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Products affected:	AXIS Q3505-V/-VE/-SVE Mk II and AXIS Q3504-V/-VE

Release date: 		2017-02-10

Release type: 		Production

Firmware version: 	6.25.2.4

File name: 	 	Q3504_6.25.2.4.bin

Preceding release: 	6.25.2.3

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Upgrade instructions
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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
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6.25.2.4:F1
The new feature Straighten Image sets up the scaler to perform the rotate, 
zoom and crop which straightens the image at the cost of field of view. 
It can also be used in conjunction with the accelerator to automatically 
straighten the image.


Correction in 6.25.2.4 since 6.25.2.3
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6.25.2.4:C1
Fixed Security vulnerability CVE-2016-5195.


Known Bugs/Limitations
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6.25.2.4.4:L1
When using dynamic FPS and FPS is low digital PTZ movements are slow. 
If digital PTZ movement are important disable dynamic FPS. 

6.25.2.4.4:L2
When using manual iris camera settings web page will display an error. This 
does not affect any functionality. 

6.25.2.4.4:L3
If autorotation is active and camera image should be rotated and resolution is 
changed digital PTZ movements could be inverted. 
Fixed rotation solves this problem. 


Supported AXIS VAPIX API Image Resolutions
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Resolution  Exceptions
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1920x1080   2) 3)
1400x1050   2) 3)
1280x960    2) 3)
1280x800
1280x720
1024x768
800x600
800x500
800x450
640x480
640x400
640x360
480x360
480x300
320x240
320x200
320x180
240x180
160x120
160x100
160x90

768x576     1)
704x576     1)
704x480     1)
384x288     1)
352x240     1)
192x144     1)
176x144     1)
176x120     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)