ANVE Practice Questions

A.  

Needs the camera’s bitrate to be lowered.

B.  

Can support unlimited devices on the network.

C.  

Would experience congestion on the network.

D.  

Can support devices with higher bitrate.

A.  

It is easy to see where the blind spots are

B.  

It is suitable for operation in corrosive environments

C.  

The lens is built-in and can not be exchanged

D.  

The robust design makes it vandal-resistant

A.  

A radar

B.  

A positioning camera

C.  

A thermal camera

D.  

A modular camera

A.  

The built-in wipers automatically removes any drops blocking the view

B.  

The camera can vibrate to shake off any drops from the glass front

C.  

The built-in IR immediately melts any snow landing on the front side

D.  

The weather shield is tilted with the camera, protecting the glass front

A.  

It is inexpensive

B.  

It has a low index of refraction

C.  

It has high optical dispersion

D.  

It is transparent to the infrared wavelengths

A.  

It uses a laser to maintain focus

B.  

It enables the PTZ to see above the horizon

C.  

It prevents damage during cold weather startup

D.  

It maximizes the IR range

A.  

Playing an alert on a speaker when motion is detected after opening hours

B.  

Sending an email to the admin user when a device stops working

C.  

Increasing motion detection sensitivity within a live scene

D.  

Removing frames from the footage when nothing changes in the scene

A.  

makes it possible to trace the video back to the camera origin.

B.  

ensures that a device can start only with Axis firmware.

C.  

guarantees that the installed operating system is genuinely from Axis.

D.  

provides tamper-protected storage of cryptographic information.

A.  

Motion detection

B.  

Shock detection

C.  

Sound detection

D.  

Speed detection

A.  

It is a logical address

B.  

It is a layer 3 protocol

C.  

It is used for direct data exchange within a network

D.  

It is a unique physical address

E.  

DHCP servers can assign dynamic MAC addresses