Videoserver Axis 02036-002

AXIS M7116 (video server Axis 02036-002) is a rack-mounted, cost-effective 16-channel video encoder that integrates analog camera systems into IP surveillance. The device supports standard resolution analog cameras with up to 720 x 576 pixels at 30 fps, offers PTZ control over RS-485, and includes memory card compatibility for MicroSD, MicroSDHC and MicroSDXC for edge storage. It supports H.264 and H.265 compression and Zipstream to reduce bandwidth and storage requirements while maintaining image quality. The unit is white, weighs 2.05 kg, and includes security features such as signed firmware, secure boot and support for network security standards including IEEE 802.1x and EAP-TLS.

Advantages

The Axis 02036-002 combines 16 analog channels in a single rack-mountable encoder, reducing the need for separate encoders for each camera. Support for H.264/H.265 and Zipstream lowers bandwidth and storage usage. On-board MicroSD card support enables edge recording, and built-in analytics like motion detection and tamper alarm provide basic intelligent monitoring. Hardware security features such as signed firmware and secure boot, together with network authentication support, improve system integrity.

Suitable for

• Upgrading existing analog CCTV systems to IP-based recording
• Server rooms and rack installations requiring multi-channel encoding
• Sites needing edge storage for redundancy or limited network bandwidth
• Environments requiring PTZ control via RS-485

Key specifications

• Manufacturer model: Axis 02036-002 (AXIS M7116)
• Channels: 16 analog channels
• Maximum analogue resolution: 720 x 576 pixels at 30 fps
• Video compression: H.264, H.265; Zipstream supported
• Memory: 1024 MB internal, 512 MB flash; MicroSD/MicroSDHC/MicroSDXC support
• PTZ control: RS-485
• Network/security: IEEE 802.1x, EAP-TLS, signed firmware, secure boot
• Ports: 1 × Ethernet LAN (RJ-45)
• Color: White; Weight: 2.05 kg

How to use

Install the encoder in a standard equipment rack and connect each analog camera to the corresponding input. Connect the encoder to the network via the RJ-45 Ethernet port and configure IP settings. Insert a compatible MicroSD card for local recording if required. Configure camera channels, set compression (H.264/H.265) and enable Zipstream to reduce bandwidth and storage. If PTZ control is needed, connect the RS-485 wiring and configure PTZ parameters for the supported cameras. Enable authentication and security features such as IEEE 802.1x and secure boot during system setup.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use high-quality MicroSD cards rated for continuous video recording, keep firmware updated to maintain signed firmware and secure boot protections, and calibrate motion detection settings per camera to reduce false alarms.