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Axis Camera Extension for the

SketchUp® 3D CAD Software Axis Camera Extension for SketchUp provides interactive 3D CAD security camera models for use with the SketchUp® 3D CAD software from Trimble®. The camera models can be placed into SketchUp to visualize camera coverage, and integrate surveillance system planning into your SketchUp designs.

1 Installing Axis Camera Extension Download Axis Camera Extension from www.axis.com and save the downloaded AxisCameraExtension.rbz file in a location where you can find it. Follow the instruction below to install the extension into SketchUp: 1. Select File > Preferences (Window > Preferences in SketchUp 8, or SketchUp >

Preferences in SketchUp on OS X), to display the System Preferences dialog:

2. Click Extensions in the sidebar to list all the active and inactive plugins currently installed. 3. Click Install Extension... to display the Open dialog.

Important: All use of the Axis Camera Extension for SketchUp is subject to the Axis Software License Agreement included in Appendix B.

Important: This guide assumes that you are familiar with SketchUp. For help on using SketchUp, we refer to SketchUp documentation.


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4. Navigate to the downloaded AxisCameraExtension.rbz file. 5. Select the AxisCameraExtension.rbz file and click Open. A warning dialog opens.

6. Click Yes to confirm that you want to install this extension. You may also need to

accept an additional Windows confirmation dialog. A final dialog confirms that the installation is successful.

7. Click OK. You are now ready to use the Axis Camera Extension.

2 Using the Axis Camera Extension The Axis Camera Extension adds three toolbars to the SketchUp user interface:

Axis Cameras – this toolbar provides quick access to Axis camera series, and also includes a generic fixed network camera and a generic dome network camera.

Axis Accessories – this toolbar provides access to mounts.

Axis Tools – this toolbar enables interactive adjustment of pan, tilt & zoom and the extent and visibility of the field of view visualization (camera frustum). It is also used to open the Settings and Camera Summary panels.


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2.1 Placing a camera

2.1.1 To place a camera without a mounting accessory

1. Click one of the icons in the Axis Cameras toolbar. Tool tips are available to help distinguish between different camera series.

2. Move the pointer into your model. The selected camera will follow the pointer and align

to adjacent surfaces.

3. Click to place the camera into the model.

4. If the Settings panel is not open, click the Settings icon, , in the Axis Tools toolbar to open it.

5. In the Settings panel, from the Model menu, select the specific model you wish to use.

You can now use the settings panel to further adjust the camera, for example to give it a name and description. You can also make use of the tools in the Axis Tool toolbar to make interactive adjustments to the field of view as described in Axis Tools below.

2.1.2 To place a camera with a mounting accessory

1. Click one of the mount alternatives in the Axis Accessories toolbar:

Recessed Ceiling

Mount Wall Mount Parapet Mount Ceiling Mount

Corner Mount Pole Mount

2. Move the pointer into your model. The selected mount will follow the pointer and align to adjacent surfaces.

3. Click to place the mount into the model.

4. If the Settings panel is not open, click the Settings icon, , in the Axis Tools toolbar

to open it.

Note: Cameras cannot be placed into SketchUp components. Open components will be automatically closed when placing cameras or mounts.


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5. In the Settings panel, from the Camera Series menu, select the specific camera series you wish to attach to the mount.

6. In the Settings panel, from the Model menu, select the specific model you wish to use.

You can now use the settings panel to further adjust the camera, for example to give it a name and description. You can also make use of the tools in the Axis Tool toolbar to make interactive adjustments to the field of view as described in Axis Tools below.

2.2 Axis Tools Use the tools in the Axis Tools toolbar to make interactive adjustments to the field of view, open the Settings or Camera Summary panels, or turn on and off the field of view visualizations.

2.2.1 Adjusting Camera Pan and Tilt

1. Select the camera that you wish to adjust, using the SketchUp pointer tool.

2. In the Axis Tools toolbar, click the Pan icon, , or the Tilt icon, .

3. Move the pointer into the model. A circular adjustment dial is shown.

4. Move the pointer around the adjustment dial to select the desired pan or tilt angle.

5. Click anywhere in the model when done.

Important: The camera can be panned or tilted outside the range supported by the camera or the environment where the camera is mounted. You must ensure that it is possible to achieve the desired tilt and pan in your particular situation.


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2.2.2 Adjusting Focal Length and Field of View Cutoff

1. Select the camera that you wish to adjust, using the SketchUp pointer tool.

2. In the Axis Tools toolbar, click the Adjust Focal Length icon, , or the Adjust Field of View Cutoff icon, .

3. Move the pointer into the model. A rectangular adjustment slider is shown.

4. Move the pointer along the adjustment slider to select the desired focal length or field of view cutoff distance.

5. Click anywhere in the model when done.


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2.2.3 Show/hide the Field of View Visualization In the Axis Tools toolbar, click the Show All FoVs icon, , or the Hide all FoVs icon, , to show or hide all field of view visualizations. You can show or hide the field of view visualization for an individual camera using the Settings panel or the Camera Summary panel.

The extent of the field of view visualization is adjusted as described in Adjusting Focal Length and Field of View Cutoff above, or using the FoV Cutoff property in the Settings panel. The field of view visualization provides a resolution guide. The resolution guide assists in determining camera coverage at a specific resolution. The resolution guide is adjusted by setting the Target Resolution property in the Settings panel. The target resolution is reached at the center of the field of view. Due to lens properties, resolution will be lower at the edges of the field of view. This is more pronounced at shorter focal lengths.

Important: The field of view visualization is provided for guidance. Individual variations of the field of view may exist between cameras, for example due to back focus adjustment and lens distortion. Plan with margins.


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2.2.4 The Settings Panel To open the Settings panel, click the Settings icon, . The Settings panel gives access to all adjustable camera parameters for the selected camera or mount. If the panel is blank, select a camera or mount using the SketchUp pointer tool. The content of the panel will vary depending on what is selected. Property Description

Mount Model Shows the model of the selected mount. This depends on the selected mount and camera series. Not editable.

Camera Series Selected camera series. This determines mount model and pendant kit.

Pendant Kit Shows the appropriate pendant kit based on selected mount and camera series. Only shown if a pendant kit is required. Not editable.

Mount Height Sets the height on which the camera or mount is installed (from the ground).

Mount rotation Rotates the camera mount or, for dome cameras, the camera housing, around the insertion point. Only shown for mounts that support mount rotation.

Model Specific Axis camera model from the selected camera series.

Name The camera name that will be used in the Camera Summary panel and in reports.

Description A description for the selected camera used in reports.

Show FoV Turns the field of view visualization on or off.

Orientation Determines pan and tilt behavior depending on if the camera is mounted horizontally or vertically. In most cases, the appropriate value is automatically selected when the camera is placed into the SketchUp model.

Corridor Format Select to rotate the camera 90 degrees for Axis Corridor Format. Only shown for cameras that support the Axis Corridor Format.

FoV Pan Pans the camera.

FoV Tilt Tilts the camera.

Focal Length Adjusts the camera’s focal length.

FoV Cutoff Adjusts the distance from the camera where the FoV is cut off.

Level FoV Rotates the camera to level the FoV. This is useful if the camera is placed on an inclined surface. Use the adjacent Auto button to automatically level the FoV.

Target Resolution Resolution in pixels per meter or pixels per foot (depending on SketchUp project units) at the center of the field of view for the resolution guide

FoV Approximate horizontal field of view angle based on selected focal length. Not editable.

Resolution The selected cameras video resolution. Not editable. Not shown for generic cameras.

Horizontal Res. The camera’s horizontal resolution in pixels. Only shown for generic cameras.

Vertical Res. The camera’s vertical resolution in pixels. Only shown for generic cameras.

Min Focal Length

The camera’s shortest focal length. Only shown for generic cameras.

Max Focal Length

The camera’s longest focal length. Only shown for generic cameras.

Min H. FoV The camera’s minimum horizontal FoV. Only shown for generic cameras.

Max H. FoV The camera’s maximumhorizontal FoV. Only shown for generic cameras.


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In addition to the properties listed above, the Settings panel includes three buttons:

• (Auto) – Automatically level the field of view for cameras placed on an inclined surface.

• Axis Camera View – Switch to a scene as seen through the selected camera. • Apply – Click to apply changes. Changes are also applied by pressing the Return key

after entering new values. Finally, below the product image is a link to the product page on www.axis.com.

2.2.5 The Camera Summary Panel Click the Camera Summary icon, , to open the Camera Summary panel. This panel lists all the cameras in the SketchUp model. Each camera can be selected by clicking the corresponding row in the panel. Click the checkbox to show or hide the field of view visualization for a camera. Click the View button to view the SketchUp model as seen through the lens of the camera. Below the list of cameras are four buttons:

• Select All – Selects all Axis cameras and mounts in the SketchUp model.

• Hide All – Turns off the field of view visualization for all cameras.

• Show All – Turns on the field of view visualization for all cameras.

• Reports – Opens the Reports window.

2.2.6 Reports Use the Reports button in the Camera Summary panel to open the Reports window. The Axis Camera Extension provides two reports:

• Camera Listing – This report lists each camera in the project, including model, name, description and any accessories used.

• Bill of Materials – This report provides a summary of all cameras and accessories included in the SketchUp model.

Both reports can be exported as CSV files for import into spreadsheets, or opened in a web browser for printing. The CSV export of the Camera Listing includes all camera parameters as available through the settings panel.

Note: When updating values in the Settings panel, the Mount Height property is rounded to the precision selected via Model Info > Units > Length Units. This may cause the placed model to move up or down.


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2.3 Axis Camera View When an Axis camera is added to the SketchUp model, a new scene is automatically added. This scene shows the SketchUp model as seen from Axis camera. To view this scene, select one of the following methods:

• Click the appropriate scene tab in the SketchUp window. • Use SketchUp’s Scene panel. • Click Axis Camera View in the Settings panel. • Click View in the Camera Summary panel.

If the camera has been named in the Settings panel, this name is included in the SketchUp scene name. If not, only the camera model is used.

The top or side edges of the scene may be grayed out depending on the aspect ratio of the selected camera and the dimensions of the SketchUp window. The grayed out areas are the part of the model that are outside the camera’s field of view. To go back to the Default Scene, click the Axis Camera View button in the Settings panel.

Important: The Axis Camera View does not take lens distortion into account when producing the 3D view. This means that the 3D view will be different from the actual camera view. This difference is often more pronounced at shorter focal lengths.

Note: All camera adjustments are available in the Axis Camera View, and the Axis Toolbar and the Settings panel can be used to adjust the camera. The view will automatically update if the camera’s settings are changed.


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Appendix A: Available Axis Cameras Cameras Models Mounting options

AXIS M10-series

AXIS M1004-W AXIS M1013 AXIS M1014 AXIS M1033-W AXIS M1034-W AXIS M1054

Wall or ceiling mount

AXIS M11-series

AXIS M1103 2.8mm AXIS M1103 6mm AXIS M1104 2.8mm AXIS M1104 6mm AXIS M1113 AXIS M1114


AXIS M11-E-models

AXIS M1143-E AXIS M1144-E

Wall mount

AXIS M11-L-models

AXIS M1143-L AXIS M1144-L


AXIS M20-series

AXIS M2014-E


AXIS M30 series

AXIS M3004-V AXIS M3005-V AXIS M2006-V

Surface wall or ceiling mount


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AXIS M30-E models

AXIS M3024-LVE AXIS M3025-VE AXIS M2026-VE


AXIS M31-R series

AXIS M3113-R AXIS M3114-R AXIS M3114-R 2mm


AXIS M31-VE-series

AXIS M3113-VE AXIS M3114-VE AXIS M3114-VE 2mm


AXIS M32-series

AXIS M3203 AXIS M3203-V AXIS M3204 AXIS M3204-V

Surface wall or ceiling mount Recessed ceiling mount AXIS T91-series mounts: Wall Mount, Parapet Mount, Ceiling Mount, Corner Mount, Pole Mount

AXIS M50-series

AXIS M5013 AXIS M5014


AXIS P13-series

AXIS P1353 AXIS P1354 AXIS P1355 AXIS P1357



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AXIS P13-E-models

AXIS P1353-E AXIS P1354-E AXIS P1355-E AXIS P1357-E

Wall mount

AXIS P33-series

AXIS P3346 AXIS P3346-V AXIS P3353 6mm AXIS P3353 12mm AXIS P3354 6mm AXIS P3354 12mm AXIS P3363-V 6mm AXIS P3363-V 12mm AXIS P3364-V 6mm AXIS P3364-V 12mm AXIS P3367-V AXIS P3384-V

Surface wall or ceiling mount Recessed Ceiling Mount AXIS T91-series mounts: Wall Mount, Parapet Mount, Ceiling Mount, Corner Mount, Pole Mount

AXIS P33-E-models

AXIS P3346-VE AXIS P3363-VE 6mm AXIS P3363-VE 12mm AXIS P3364-VE 6mm AXIS P3364-VE 12mm AXIS P3367-VE AXIS P3384-VE

Surface wall or ceiling mount AXIS T91-series mounts: Wall Mount, Parapet Mount, Ceiling Mount, Corner Mount, Pole Mount

AXIS P54-series

AXIS P5414-E AXIS P5415-E

Wall mount

AXIS P55-series

AXIS P5512 50 Hz AXIS P5512 60 Hz AXIS P5522 50 Hz AXIS P5522 60 Hz AXIS P5532 50 Hz AXIS P5532 60 Hz AXIS P5534 AXIS P5544

Surface ceiling mount Recessed Ceiling Mount AXIS T91-series mounts: Wall Mount, Parapet Mount, Ceiling Mount, Corner Mount, Pole Mount


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AXIS P55-E-models

AXIS P5512-E 50 Hz AXIS P5512-E 60 Hz AXIS P5522-E 50 Hz AXIS P5522-E 60 Hz AXIS P5532-E 50 Hz AXIS P5532-E 60 Hz AXIS P5534-E

Surface ceiling mount AXIS T91-series mounts: Wall Mount, Parapet Mount, Ceiling Mount, Corner Mount, Pole Mount

AXIS Q16-series

AXIS Q1602 AXIS Q1604


AXIS Q16-E-models

AXIS Q1602-E AXIS Q1604-E

Wall mount

AXIS Q1755

AXIS Q1755 Wall or ceiling mount

AXIS Q1755-E

AXIS Q1755-E Wall mount

AXIS Q1765-LE

AXIS Q1765-LE Wall or ceiling mount


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AXIS Q19-series

AXIS Q1910 AXIS Q1921 10mm AXIS Q1921 19mm AXIS Q1922 10mm AXIS Q1922 19mm


AXIS Q19-E-models

AXIS Q1910-E AXIS Q1921-E 10mm AXIS Q1921-E 19mm AXIS Q1921-E 35mm AXIS Q1921-E 60mm AXIS Q1922-E 10mm AXIS Q1922-E 19mm AXIS Q1922-E 35mm AXIS Q1922-E 60mm

Wall mount

AXIS Q1931-E-models

AXIS Q1931-E 7mm AXIS Q1931-E 13mm AXIS Q1931-E 35mm AXIS Q1931-E 60mm


AXIS Q60-series

AXIS Q6042 50 Hz AXIS Q6042 60 Hz AXIS Q6044 AXIS Q6045

Surface ceiling mount Recessed Ceiling Mount AXIS T91-series mounts: Wall Mount, Parapet Mount, Ceiling Mount, Corner Mount, Pole Mount

AXIS Q60-C-models

AXIS Q6042-C 50 Hz AXIS Q6042-C 60 Hz AXIS Q6044-C AXIS Q6045-C


AXIS Q60-E-models

AXIS Q6042-E 50 Hz AXIS Q6042-E 60 Hz AXIS Q6044-E AXIS Q6045-E



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Appendix B: License AXIS SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT This Software License Agreement (this “Agreement”) is a legal agreement between you (either an individual or an entity) and Axis Communications AB (hereinafter referred to as Axis) for the licensing of Axis Camera Extension for the SketchUp 3D CAD software application and any related documentation thereto, developed and owned by Axis (the “SOFTWARE”). BY CLICKING ON THE “I ACCEPT” BUTTON, OR BY DOWNLOADING, INSTALLING, ACTIVATING OR COPYING OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE, YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT. PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE CAREFULLY READ AND PROPERLY UNDERSTOOD THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT BEFORE AGREEING TO ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL OF THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, CLICK THE “I DON’T ACCEPT” BUTTON AND THE DOWNLOADING PROCESS WILL BE SUSPENDED. 1. GRANT OF LICENSE. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement and all applicable laws and regulations, Axis grants to you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable, and non-sublicensable single-user license which gives you the right to install and use the executable version of the SOFTWARE on an unlimited number of devices (computer, tablets or smartphones) provided that only one individual uses the SOFTWARE and only one copy of the SOFTWARE is in use at any one time. If you are an entity, Axis grants you the right to designate one individual within your organization to have the sole right to use the SOFTWARE in the manner provided above. A separate license is required for each additional use and/or individual user. The SOFTWARE is in "use" on a device when it is loaded into temporary memory (i.e. RAM) or installed into permanent memory (e.g. hard disk, CD-ROM or other storage device) of that device. You may make copies of the SOFTWARE in executable object code form for (a) backup purposes, and (b) in order to support your use of the SOFTWARE as permitted by this Agreement. You must reproduce on each copy of the SOFTWARE any and all copyright notices and any other proprietary legends on the original copy thereof. You may only use the SOFTWARE as permitted by applicable law, regulations and guidelines. 2. THIRD PARTY PROGRAMS AND MATERIALS. The SOFTWARE is developed, and is licensed to be used, as an extension to and in conjunction with Trimble SketchUp, a software developed by Trimble Navigation Limited. This Agreement does not provide any rights in or to the Trimble SketchUp software. The license terms associated with Trimble SketchUp govern your use of the same and you are responsible for obtaining all rights required for use thereof. By accepting this Agreement, you also accept to be bound by the Trimble SketchUp APIs Terms of Service. The Terms of Service are located at http://www.sketchup.com/intl/en/developer/api-terms-of-service.pdf. You acknowledge and agree that some portions of the SOFTWARE may be based on industry recognized standards and that certain third parties may claim to own patents or other intellectual property rights that covers the implementation of those standards. The SOFTWARE may, in addition hereto, include other third party programs or materials that are governed by the third party’s license terms including, without limitation, open source software. The license terms associated with such third party material govern your use of the same, and by accepting this Agreement, you are also accepting to be bound by such additional terms and conditions, if any. You acknowledge and agree that this Agreement does not convey any license to any such third party materials. Axis is under no circumstances liable to you for third party programs and materials and Axis specifically disclaims any liability whatsoever for any actual or alleged intellectual property infringement claims from any third party that relate to your use of the SOFTWARE. 3. COPYRIGHT, ETC. The SOFTWARE contains copyright protected material, trade secrets and other proprietary information and material of Axis and/or its licensor(s), if any, and is protected by copyright laws, international copyright treaties and trade secret laws, as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties. Therefore you must treat the SOFTWARE like any other copyright protected material (e.g. a book or a musical recording).


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