User Manual

Axis Communications is a leader in network connectivity and emerging wireless Internet-based services. The company is taking an active role in
driving technology development and standardization as part of the steering committee in the Microsoft Universal Plug and Play forum, as a
member in SUN's Jini forum, and as associate member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. Other initiatives include development and
integration of embedded Linux into Axis products as well as development and release under GPL of a Bluetooth stack for Linux. For more
information, see http://developer.axis.com
Axis products are sold in more than 60 countries worldwide through a network of distributors, value-added resellers and original
equipment manufacturers. Founded in 1984, Axis Communications employs more than 350 people worldwide, and is based in Lund,
Sweden with 17 offices throughout North America, Europe and Asia.
Corporate Headquarters U.S. Headquarters Asia-Pacific
Axis Communications AB Axis Communications, Inc Axis Communications
Scheelevägen 34 100 Apollo Drive Level 28, Central Plaza
S-223 63 Lund, Sweden Chelmsford, MA 01824, USA 34 Jalan Sultan Ismail
Phone: [phone] Phone: [phone] 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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E-mail: [e-mail]
www.axis.com
©2000.Axis Communications AB.The Axis logo is a registered trademark of Axis Communications AB. BLUETOOTH is a trademark owned by Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson, Sweden and licensed to Axis Communications AB.
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About Axis Communications
User Scenarios
As you enter your room, you have instant wireless broadband access to the Internet and email on your laptop. From your
mobile/cell phone you can make business calls at a considerably lower charge than the hotel’s regular phone service. In the
conference room, you have access to all your files on the company’s intranet. While waiting for your potential customer in
the restaurant, you look up the latest sales statistics in order to be fully up to date. When you check out, the bill is confirmed
by a single click on the check-out button and you can bypass waiting in line to check out and catch the pre-ordered taxi.
i In the hotel
When you enter the airport, your mobile device is identified by the local mobile operator —which could be the airline,
lounge or airport administration center, and the check-in gate for your departing flight is presented on your display. You
may also pull up additional information such as estimated check-in waiting time, whether the flight is on time or delayed,
and arrival time to your destination. If you wish, special duty-free offers in combination with product advertisements could
be presented on the display. Furthermore, a broadband connection for accessing the Internet and email access is available,
as well as phone calls via the airport’s phone network at a considerably lower charge than the regular mobile/cell phone
system. When you arrive at your destination, the baggage belt number will be presented on the display. While you wait for
your baggage, you can book a taxi, hotel accommodation or any other airport related service using your mobile device.
i At the airport
As you enter the retail center, your mobile device downloads a program that supports you in all the aspects of shopping. The
program can assist you in finding that special item, whether it is available in stock, and whether or not the retail center is
offering a promotional discount on your item of choice. The system automatically transmits all your purchases to the check-
out counter for fast and easy payment.
i While shopping
Entering your home - your mobile phone becomes an IP-phone, using Voice over IP, providing cordless telephony
within your home as well as inexpensive external phone calls. Your laptop is always connected to the Internet — any-
where you are within your home. Through an intuitive Web interface you are able to control your household appliances
with Bluetooth wireless technology.
i At home
Upon entering the office, you have immediate wireless access via your laptop to all applications on the company’s Intranet,
email, Internet browsing, printing and file access. The calendar and address book software in your PDA will be automati-
cally synchronized. Using your mobile/cell phone with Bluetooth wireless technology, you can make free internal calls and
inexpensive external calls, using the company’s IP telephony service, from anywhere within the office.
i At the office