Panasonic ag-cpd10crup Operation Manual

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Operating Instructions

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S0205N1035 -M

Printed in Japan

Memory Card Video Recording System

ENGLISH

VQT0Q80-1

Model No.

AG- P

Car Use only

WARNING:

• TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

• TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, KEEP THIS

EQUIPMENT AWAY FROM ALL LIQUIDS. USE AND STORE ONLY IN LOCATIONS WHICH ARE NOT EXPOSED TO THE RISK OF DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIQUIDS, AND DO NOT PLACE ANY LIQUID CONTAINERS ON TOP OF THE EQUIPMENT.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.

indicates safety information.

CAUTION:

In order to maintain adequate ventilation, do not install or place this unit in a book case, built-in cabinet or any other confined space. To prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to overheating, ensure that curtains and any other materials do not obstruct the ventilation.

FCC Note:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. Warning: To assure continued FCC emission limit compliance, the user must only use shielded interface cables when connecting to external units. Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment could void the user’s authority to operate it.

• The recorder and camera are designed for use and installation in a vehicle. For example, the components may be mounted on the center console, in the trunk, or attached to a sun visor using a fastening hole or similar method.

• The recorder and camera installation must only be performed by a professional installer.

• The rating plate is on the underside of the recorder.

indicates safety information.

CAUTION:

To reduce the risk of fire, the red (BATT) and white (SIGNAL) wires of the power cable must be connected via fuses (5 A – 20 A) having UL Listing (see page 12).

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

(1) Read these instructions.

(2) Keep these instructions.

(3) Heed all warnings.

(4) Follow all instructions.

(5) Do not use this equipment near water.

(6) Clean only with a dry cloth.

(7) Do n ot block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the

manufacturer’s instructions.

(8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves,

or any other equipment (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

(9) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer, and as

outlined in this manual.

(10) Refer all servicing requests to qualified service personnel. Servicing is

required when the equipment has been damaged in any way, such as damage to the power supply cord or plug, liquid being spilled on or objects have fallen into the equipment, the equipment has been exposed to rain or moisture and does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Contents

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................4

Features....................................................................................................6

Configuration and included accessories ..............................................6

Options .....................................................................................................6

Before use ................................................................................................6

Control reference guide ..........................................................................8

Connections ...........................................................................................12

P2 card insertion and removal .............................................................14

Recording and stopping .......................................................................16

Camera operation ..................................................................................19

LEDs and recorder status .....................................................................20

Notes on handling .................................................................................21

Factory default settings ........................................................................23

Connector signals .................................................................................29

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................32

GPL .........................................................................................................36

LGPL .......................................................................................................39

OpenSSL License ..................................................................................43

Blowfish License ...................................................................................44

DES License ...........................................................................................44

Specifications ........................................................................................45

LIMITED WARRANTY ............................................................................47

Information on software for this product

• Included with this product is software licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), and users are hereby informed that they have the right to obtain, change and redistribute the source codes of this software. Details on GPL and LGPL can be found in the GPL and LGPL sections of this manual. To obtain the source codes, go to the following home page. http://panasonic.biz/sav/ The manufacturer asks users to refrain from directing inquiries concerning the source codes they have obtained and other details to its representatives.

• Included with this product is software licensed under the OpenSSL License. Details on the OpenSSL License can be found in the OpenSSL License section of this manual.

• Included with this product is software licensed under the Blowfish License. Details on the Blowfish License can be found in the Blowfish License section of this manual.

• Included with this product is software licensed under the DES License. Details on the DES License can be found in the DES License section of this manual.

Features

Video recorder with long recording capability

The recorder uses memory cards identified by the P2 logo, such as the separately available AJP2C002SG. (This type of card is called a "P2 card" in this manual.) For example, when two 4-gigabyte P2 cards are inserted, available recording time is up to 32 hours at the 512 kbps rate setting.

Wide-angle, high-sensitivity camera with IR function

The IR capable camera improves the quality of images recorded at night. The wide angle lens ensures that a wider area is covered.

File recording

Video and audio files are recorded on the P2 card using a compressed format (MPEG4 and G.726). In addition, meta data such as recording date and time, recording trigger and other information can also be recorded.

File playback and archiving

Recorded files can be played back on a desktop computer. Recorded files can also be uploaded to an archival server via a LAN based network. (A specified application software running on a computer is required.)

Configuration and included accessories

This product consists of a recorder, camera, and the following accessories.

Power cable.......................................1

Camera cable ....................................1

External trigger cable.........................1

LAN cable (crossing type)..................1

Wide conversion lens

(installed on the recorder)..................1

P2 card (4 GB) AJ-P2C004HG..........1

USB 2.0/LAN adapter

(including driver CD)..........................1

Camera mount...................................1

Key.....................................................1

Recorder mount adapter

(installed on the recorder)..................2

P2 card (2 GB) AJ-P2C002SG P2 card (4 GB) AJ-P2C004HG

Set the internal clock

Before using the recorder for the first time or after reconnecting it to the power supply, check that the power cable is connected correctly and then use the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software to set the date, time, and time zone of the internal clock.

Exclusion of liability

Panasonic does not accept liability for any problems related directly or indirectly to data loss or failure to record video data, audio data, or meta data, that may be due to a malfunction of recorder, camera, or P2 card.

Options

Before use

Before use (continued)

Be sure to perform a trial recording

Before any important recording application, be sure to first test the system to confirm that video and sound are recorded properly. Checking the correct settings is especially important when using the “backlight compensation” and “IR enabled night recording” functions.

Use with specified application

Use only the specified application software for recorder and camera setup and control. This application software runs on a computer and allows recorder and camera setup and control via a network connection. For information on how to obtain the application software, consult the supplier of this product. In this manual, the application software is referred to as the “Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software”.

Finding related information

In this manual, the format “see page 00” is used to indicate pages with relevant information.

Compatible memory cards

Only P2 cards identified by the P2 logo can be used with the recorder.

Never remove the P2 card while it is being accessed

In some rare cases, the P2 card slot may become inoperative. When this is detected, the recorder automatically restarts itself.

Before disconnecting the power cable, make sure that recorder shutdown was performed properly

Never disconnect the power cable while

•

In no event will Panasonic be liable for any damages, including any incidental or consequential damages, stemming from a failure to record data or from lost settings or data. Any of the following actions can result in problems:

· Power supply to the recorder is

interrupted or impaired during recording, for example by starting an engine.

· A P2 card is removed during

recording.

• This product is licensed under the

MPEG-4 Visual patent portfolio license for the personal and noncommercial use of a consumer for (i) encoding video in compliance with the MPEG-4 Visual Standard (“MPEG-4 Video”) and/or (ii) decoding MPEG-4 Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal and non-commercial activity and/or was obtained from a video provider licensed by MPEG LA to provide MPEG-4 Video. No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use. Additional information including that relating to promotional, internal and commercial uses and licensing may be obtained from MPEG LA, LLC.

See http://www.mpegla.com/

the recorder is operating. In particular, if the power cable is disconnected during recording, P2 card managing information and data setting information may be lost or damaged. If the P2 card managing information has been damaged and files can no longer be read properly, you should format the P2 card. This must be performed in a computer where the P2 card driver has been installed.

Control reference guide

Recorder front panel

REC button ( )

Starts recording of video and sound to a P2 card.

STOP button ( )

Stops recording.

P2 card slots 1, 2

Insert P2 cards here. Up to two cards can be inserted simultaneously.

EJECT button

Serves to eject a P2 card.

REC LED

Lights up during recording. If the combined remaining recording time for the cards inserted in the P2 card slots 1 and 2 is less than 30 minutes (see page 20), the LED starts to flash.

READY LED

Lights up when recording is possible on a P2 card inserted in a P2 card slot (see page 20).

BUSY LED

Lights up or flashes while a P2 card is accessed (recording or playback; see page 20).

Lock

Serves to lock and unlock the cover of the P2 card slots.

Cover

Protects the P2 card slots.

Control reference guide (continued)

Recorder rear panel

VIDEO IN connector

(Pin jack)

This is a composite signal input.

VIDEO OUT connector

(Pin jack)

This is a composite signal output. The signal from the camera cable connector or the VIDEO IN connector can be supplied here. For information on how to select the signal, see the documentation of the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

AUDIO IN 1, 2 connectors (Pin jack)

These are line level signal inputs. The output signals of audio components can be connected here. For details on the connection, see the installation manual.

MIC IN connector (Pin jack)

This is a microphone level signal input. For details on the connection, see the installation manual.

Cable clamp

This clamp can be used to fasten the video cable, audio cable, camera cable, and power cable.

LAN port

This port allows a 100BASE-TX connection to a computer. Use the supplied LAN cable.

Camera cable connector

Use the supplied camera cable to connect the camera to the supplied recorder.

GPIO/SERIAL connector

This connector serves as a combined trigger signal input (8 lines), record tally output (1 line), and serial port.

DC IN connector

This is the power supply connector.

Note:

Do not disconnect the power cable while the recorder is operating. In particular, if the power supply is interrupted during recording, P2 card managing information and data setting information may be lost or damaged.

Control reference guide (continued)

Recorder mount adapter

187.4

(7-3/8 ")

(2-5/32 ")

(1-5/32 ")

Trunk mounting holes

These holes are used to mount the recorder in the trunk. For details, see the installation manual.

Spaces for center console mounting holes

In these spaces the holes can be made to mount the recorder on the center console. For details, see the installation manual.

Control reference guide (continued)

Camera front, rear, and top

REC LED

Lights up during recording. The LED starts to flash when the combined remaining recording time for the cards inserted in the P2 card slots 1 and 2 is less than 30 minutes (see page 20). The LED can also be permanently turned off using a Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software setting. For details on the setting procedure, see the documentation of the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

Sun shade

Protects the lens from direct sunlight.

Wide conversion lens

The wide conversion lens enables a wider viewing angle when recording video.

Backlight compensation button

Controls the backlight compensation function. Each push of the button switches the function ON or OFF.

Light button

Controls the camera operation panel illumination. Each push of the button switches the illumination ON or OFF.

Camera cable connector

Use the supplied camera cable to connect the camera to the supplied

recorder.

Zoom buttons

Control the zoom function. The W button serves to zoom out and the T button to zoom in.

Auto zoom button

Pressing this button causes the camera to automatically zoom in, pause for a certain period, and zoom out. The zoom factor and pause duration can be set. For details on the setting procedure, see the documentation of the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

REC button

Pressing this button causes the recorder to start recording.

Camera mount holes

The supplied camera mount can be attached here. When the wide conversion lens is mounted, use the front hole (A). When the wide conversion lens is removed, use the rear hole (B).

Notes:

•Use only the wide conversion lens that was mounted on the camera when delivered.

•Use only the specified camera mount positions to install the camera.

Connections

• Turn power to all components off and disconnect the power cables before making any connections. Be sure to finish all other connections first, and then connect the power cables last. Also refer to the connector signal diagram on page 29 and to the documentation of the components that are to be connected.

•

Verify that recording is not in progress prior to disconnecting any cables from the recorder. Be sure to disconnect the power cable first, and then disconnect any other cables.

• A wrong power cable connection will lead to malfunction. Make sure that the power cable is connected correctly.

• To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, installation and wiring must only be performed by a professional installer.

• To reduce the risk of fire, the red (BATT) and white (SIGNAL) wires of the power cable must be connected via fuses (5 A – 20 A) having UL Listing.

• The provided power cable is not for use in the engine compartment.

Video

Input Output

(line level) (mic level)

Audio input

Camera (supplied)

Camera cable (supplied)

LAN cable (supplied)

External trigger cable (supplied)

Power cable (supplied)

Computer (available separately)

Others: Input signal lines

White (SIGNAL): Connect the signal line via timer equipment and a fuse

Black (GND): Connect to the negative terminal of the battery

Red (BATT):

Connect via a fuse to a power supply that is constantly on, regardless of ignition key ON/OFF status

White: Rec Tally output line

RS-232C: Connect to equipment with serial connectors

Black: Connect to the negative

terminal of the battery

Connections (continued)

P2 card insertion and removal

Never open the cover or remove the P2 card while the P2 card is being accessed. Otherwise the data on the card may be lost or damaged, and the P2 card slot may become inoperative.

Inserting a P2 card

(1) Open the cover.

Insert the key into the lock and turn it clockwise by 60 degrees.

(2) Insert a P2 card into the P2

card slot and push it in until the EJECT button pops out.

Do not push in this direction.

EJECT button

Insert the card with the P2 logo facing up.

Do not touch to avoid the risk of injury.

Notes:

•To prevent damage, do not exert undue force on the open cover.

•Do not try to turn the key further than the stop position, and do not move it unnecessarily, to prevent damage to the key and lock.

(3) Fold the protruding EJECT

button to the right.

Note:

Make sure that the EJECT button has been properly positioned as illustrated above before closing the cover. Otherwise the EJECT button will be damaged.

P2 card insertion and removal (continued)

Note:

If a P2 card was removed while data was being accessed, files may be corrupted. In some rare cases, the P2 card slot may become inoperative. If this case, the files must be restored by controlling the recorder from the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software. When this is detected, the recorder automatically restarts itself.

(4) Close the cover.

Return the cover to its original closed position and press the

section marked .

PUSH

When you close the cover after inserting a P2 card, the READY LED indicates the recorder status (see page

20).

(5) Turn the key counterclockwise to

lock the cover and to allow removal of the key from the lock.

Removing a P2 card

(2) Raise the EJECT button.

(1) Open the cover

(see previous page).

(3) Push the EJECT button so

that the P2 card pops out.

(4) Close the cover

(see top left of this page).

(5)

Turn the key counterclockwise to lock the cover and to allow removal of the key from the lock.

Recording and stopping

Recording

Recording can be started by one of the following methods:

•

Pressing the REC button on the recorder.

•

Pressing the REC button on the camera.

•Clicking the REC button in the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

• Activating a recording start trigger from a device connected via the GPIO/SERIAL connector on the recorder. (A setting must first be made with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.)

•

Setting the SIGNAL pin of the power cable connected to the DC IN connector of the recorder to ON. (A setting must first be made with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.)

When recording starts, the prerecording function operates to ensure that material from a certain interval before the start point is included in the recording. (For details on prerecording, see page 17.) The duration of this interval can be set with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software. For details, see the documentation of the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software. Make sure that the camera cable, external trigger cable, and audio cables (available separately) as well as any other cables are connected correctly, as described in the installation manual.

Notes:

•Recording can be started only if the READY LED on the recorder is lit. If recording is not possible when the REC button is pressed or the recording start trigger signal is activated, the REC LED on the recorder and the camera will flash for about 1 second.

•The video signal from the input selected with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software will be recorded (see page 18).

Recording can be stopped by one of the following methods:

•Pressing the STOP button on the recorder.

•

Clicking the STOP button in the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

When recording is stopped, the postrecording function operates to ensure that material from a certain interval after the stop point is included in the recording. The duration of this interval can be set with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

Notes:

•The entire video and audio content of the recording period, including the prerecording and postrecording intervals, is stored as one file on the P2 card.

•When recording on a 4 GB P2 card at 512 kbps recording rate, the recording time may be 17 hours or more, if there is no great change in the recorded image. In such a case, the recorded file will be automatically split.

•

When recording is started by a recording start trigger signal, the recorded video signal will always be the signal originating from the camera unit, via the camera input cable. If a recording start trigger signal is activated while recording a video signal from the VIDEO IN connector, recording will automatically switch to the video signal originating from the camera unit, via the camera input cable.

•The audio signal from the input selected with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software will be recorded (see page 18).

•If the cover is opened during recording, recording will stop.

•If the cover is not closed, recording cannot be restarted.

Stopping

Recording and stopping (continued)

Write-protect switch

The P2 card is equipped with a writeprotect switch. If you set this switch to the PROTECT position, no data can be written to the P2 card and no existing file can be deleted.

PROTECT

write-protect switch

Prerecording and post-recording

Prerecording is the capability of including material from an interval before the specified start point in a recording. Similarly, post-recording is the capability of including material from an interval after the specified stop point in a recording. The intervals (prerecord time and post-record time) can be set using the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

If recording is started immediately after system startup

Prerecord time will be shorter.

If recording is started during post-record interval

Post-recording will be terminated and next recording starts. There is no prerecording interval for the second recording.

REC button pressed

(Recording starts)

STOP button pressed

(Recording stops)

Actual recording time

Prerecord time Post-record time

REC button pressed (Post-recording halted and next recording starts)

STOP button pressed (Recording stops)

STOP button pressed

Actual recording time

REC button pressed

(Recording starts)

STOP button pressed

(Recording stops)

Startup completed

Post-record time Post-record time

In the cases shown below, the actual prerecord and post-record time may be shorter than the respective setting.

Notes:

•

If you press the REC button and STOP button alternately in rapid succession, the system may not separate the two recording sessions, resulting in a single video file.

•

If the remaining capacity of the P2 card is low, the prerecord time or postrecord time may become shorter.

Notes:

•Any attempt to change the position of the write-protect switch during power-on will have no effect. To produce the effect, turn the power off and then turn it on again or remove the card and then insert it again.

•If the write-protect switch is set to the PROTECT position on any of the cards in the two card slots, recording will not start.

Actual recording time

Time

Recording and stopping (continued)

Selecting the video source to record

You can select to record from either the camera cable input signal or the VIDEO IN connector input signal on the rear panel. This selection is made using the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software. If a recording start trigger signal is activated while recording a signal from the VIDEO IN connector, recording of the VIDEO IN signal will stop and recording of the camera cable input signal will begin. In this case, separate files will be created. When recording is started by trigger activation, there will be no prerecording or post-recording.

Recording start trigger activation

Recording of signal from VIDEO IN connector

Recording of signal from camera cable connector

Notes:

•If switching was performed by supplying a recording start trigger, the input signal immediately after switching will not be recorded.

•

If the video signal selection is changed during post-recording, postrecording will be halted

•If recording is started immediately after selecting the video signal, the prerecord time may be shorter than the setting.

•When the recorder is restarted, the default video signal input setting is always the camera cable connector, regardless of which selection was active before shutdown.

Note:

When the recorder is restarted, the default audio signal setting is always the MIC, regardless of which selection was active before shutdown.

Time

The recorder can record up to two audio channels (L-CH and R-CH). Out of the three audio input connectors on the rear panel (AUDIO IN 1, 2, and MIC IN), the signal of the source connected to the AUDIO IN 1 connector will always be recorded on the left channel (L-CH). For the right channel (R-CH), you can select either the signal from the AUDIO IN 2 connector or the MIC IN connector. This selection is made using the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software. The following two audio recording modes are available: AUDIO IN 2 and MIC

AUDIO IN2

During recording, the audio signal from the AUDIO IN 2 connector will always be recorded on the right channel (R-CH).

MIC

During recording, the audio signal from the MIC IN connector will always be recorded on the right channel (R-CH).

Audio sources when recording

Zoom function

The camera has the capability for optical zoom (x22) and digital zoom (x10). The zoom function is controlled with the W button and the T button. The maximum zoom factor is x220. When zooming in on a subject from the wide end, zooming automatically pauses at the x22 limit of the optical zoom. To zoom beyond this limit with the digital zoom, release the zoom button momentarily and press it again, holding it down until the desired zoom factor is reached. The same process is used to zoom out from the telephoto end.

Auto zoom function

When you press the auto zoom button, the camera will automatically zoom in, pause for a certain period, and zoom out. The zoom factor and pause duration can be set with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

Camera operation

Backlight compensation function

When you press the backlight compensation button, the backlight compensation function is activated. Each push of the button toggles the function between ON and OFF.

Light button

Pressing this button activates the camera operation panel illumination. Each push of the button toggles the illumination between ON and OFF.

LEDs and recorder status

The relationship between the on/flashing status of the indicator LEDs on the recorder and camera and the operation status of the recorder is shown in the table below.

: LED lit : LED flashing : LED out

“REC LED” refers to the following indicators and pins:

•REC LED on recorder

•REC LED on camera

•GPIO9 (pin 25) output of GPIO/SERIAL port (Rec Tally)

The REC LED on the camera and the GPIO9 output connector will not flash immediately after power-on.

Shows the following P2 card status information:

• No P2 card is inserted.

• P2 card does not have sufficient free space.

• Write-protect switch is set to the PROTECT position on at least one card.

Carried out by the recorder in response to a request by the Toughbook Arbitrator Front End Software.

If the P2 card does not have sufficient free space, the READY LED does not light.

Recorder administrator settings can be changed from the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

• If recording is already in progress or if recording cannot be started when the REC button is pressed or a recording start trigger is activated via the GPIO/SERIAL port, the REC LED flashes for about 1 second.

• During card access immediately after the cover was opened or closed, the BUSY LED flashes.

LED status

REC1READY BUSY

Immediately after power-on

During startup

Standby (recording possible)

Standby (recording impossible)

Recording in progress

Recording in progress (remaining capacity less than. 30 minutes)

Post-recording in progress

File restoration in progress

Playback (upload) in progress

Setting change in progress

Cover is open

Shutdown in progress

Recorder status

Notes on handling

Installation

• Install the recorder and camera properly as described in the installation manual, so that the units cannot come loose or fall off.

• Do not place heavy objects on the power cable and other connection cables.

• Do not exceed the rating of any connection cables and other wiring parts.

• Use only the supplied accessories and specified optional accessories.

• Keep the recorder, camera, P2 card, power cable and connection cables away from heat sources.

• Protect the recorder, camera and P2 cards from oily smoke, humidity, moisture, and dust.

• Do not touch the power supply connector with wet hands.

• Do not block the ventilation holes of the recorder.

Usage

• The recorder is designed to be powered from a 12-volt source. It cannot be used in vehicles with a different electrical source voltage. (Never connect the recorder to a 24-volt source.)

• When using the recorder for the first time or after reconnecting it to the power supply, be sure to set the date, time, and time zone of the internal clock using the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

• Do not place any container with liquid or any small metal objects on top of the recorder, camera, or P2 card.

• Do not insert any foreign objects into the openings of the unit.

• Do not attempt to modify the recorder, camera, or P2 card.

• Take care not to damage the power cable or connection cables. Do not modify, bend, twist, curl, or pull these parts or subject them to a strong stress force. Also avoid exposure to high temperatures.

• Protect the recorder, camera, and P2 cards from moisture and do not expose them to water.

• Do not place heavy objects on the recorder or camera and do not step on these parts. Do not suspend any heavy objects from the mounted camera.

• Before moving the recorder or camera, be sure to disconnect the power cable and other connection cables.

• Do not handle the recorder or camera while driving a vehicle.

• Only P2 type memory cards can be used in the recorder. Do not use any other type of card, because this will damage the recorder.

• When inserting a P2 card, proceed carefully and do not use excessive force. Otherwise the P2 card or the card slot will be damaged.

• Do not insert the P2 card upside down.

• Do not insert a damaged or deformed P2 card.

• Do not disconnect the power cable while the recorder is operating. Be sure to perform recorder shutdown before disconnecting the cable. Otherwise recorder setting files and P2 card managing information may be lost or damaged.

When the SIGNAL pin at the DC IN connector goes OFF, the recorder will perform shutdown after an interval set with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

• Do not open the cover during P2 card access (BUSY LED is lit or flashing). Do not exert undue force on the cover to prevent damage.

• Never remove the P2 card from the card slot during P2 card access (BUSY LED is lit or flashing). Otherwise data on the P2 card will be destroyed.

• Take care not to pinch your fingers in the P2 card slots or the cover.

• Protect the connector section of the P2 card from dust, sand, moisture etc. If a card has been exposed to any of these, do not insert it in the P2 card slot.

• Take care that no dust, sand, moisture etc. can enter a P2 card slot.

• Before closing the cover, make sure that the EJECT button is folded to the right.

• Do not exert undue force on the EJECT button to prevent damage.

What to do in case of a problem

• If the recorder or camera was dropped, or if a foreign substance has entered a unit, stop recording, shut down the unit and disconnect the power cable.

• If a component emits smoke, unusual smell or noise, or if another problem occurs, disconnect the power cable.

Maintenance

• Before performing any maintenance operation, make sure that the recorder is not operating and then disconnect the power cable.

• Regularly check the ventilation holes for blockage by dust etc.

Notes on handling (continued)

Factory default settings

The factory default settings are listed in the table below. To change any of these settings, use the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software, but “17 IP Address” will not be changed.

Item Value Description

(Recorder related settings)

Shift Shift Start 2005-01-01 Shift start date, time and day

09:00 SAT

Shift End 2005-01-01 Shift end date, time and day

17:00

SAT Shift Pattern ---- Shift pattern Officer Officer1 first name

---- Officer 1 first name

Officer1 mid name

- Officer 1 middle name

Officer1 last name

---- Officer 1 last name Officer1 ID -------- Officer 1 ID Officer2 first name

---- Officer 2 first name Officer2 mid name

- Officer 2 middle name Officer2 last name

---- Officer 2 last name Officer2 ID -------- Officer 2 ID

3 Vehicle ID -------- Patrol car ID 4 Area ---- Area number 5 Record Rate 512 K Recording bit rate

Setting values 1M: 1 Mbps

512 K: 512 Kbps

6 Time and Date (undefined) Year Month/Day Hour/Minutes Seconds 7 Time Zone

Pacific Daylight

Time zone

Saving Time

Setting values:

Hawaii Standard Time Yukon Standard (Daylight Saving) Time Pacific Standard (Daylight Saving) Time Mountain Standard (Daylight Saving) Time Central Standard (Daylight Saving) Time Eastern Standard (Daylight Saving) Time Atlantic Standard (Daylight Saving) Time Asia Tokyo

Displayed values differ depending on the Time Zone setting.

Factory default settings (continued)

8 V-CH 1 Video input

Setting values1: Camera cable connector input

2: VIDEO IN connector input

9 AUDIO2 MIC Audio input

Setting values: AUDIO IN2

MIC

(For information on audio settings, see page 18.)

10 Pre Time 120 Prerecord time (seconds)

Setting values: 0 - 180

11 Post Time 120 Post-record time (seconds)

Setting values: 0 - 180

12 Power On/Off 120 Time lag between SIGNAL off and

recorder shutdown (minutes)

Setting values: 0 - 180

13 P-Rec OFF

Automatically start recording at SIGNAL ON

Setting values: ON

OFF

GPIO

Settings for GPIO ports 1 - 8 (common to all ports)

GPIO On/Off ON Enable/disable global GPIO

Setting values:

ON (Globally enable GPIO input) OFF (Globally disable GPIO input)

DETECTION H

Individual trigger settings for GPIO 1 - 8

Setting values: N (No input)

H (High-edge trigger) L (Low-edge trigger) B (Both-edge trigger)

Name ---- GPIO 1 - 8 names Setup ON

Individual OSD display settings for GPIO 1 - 8

Setting values: ON (OSD on)

OFF (OSD off)

Printable - OSD character string for GPIO 1 - 8

15 AUDIO2 REC ON Audio R-CH recording

Setting values: ON

OFF

When set to “0”, the recorder will perform shutdown after about one minute.

Factory default settings (continued)

OSD OSD On/Off OSD On OSD enable/disable

GPIO On

Setting values: OSD OFF

TimeDate On

OSD ON, GPIO ON, TimeDate ON OSD ON, GPIO ON, TimeDate OFF OSD ON, GPIO OFF, TimeDate ON

TIME-DATE ISO Time/Date display format STYLE Setting values: ISO (ISO format)

USA (USA format)

--- 1lineUpper Display position

Setting values:

1lineUpperEnd:1-line display, upper end 1lineUpper

1-line display, top

1lineBottom

1-line display, bottom

1lineBottomEnd

1-line display, bottom end

2linesL-upper

2-line display, upper left

2linesR-upper

2-line display, upper right

2linesL-bottom

2-line display, bottom left

2linesR-bottom

2-line display, bottom right

3linesL-upper

3-line display, upper left

3linesR-upper

3-line display, upper right

3linesL-bottom

3-line display, bottom left

3linesR-bottom

3-line display, bottom right

Factory default settings (continued)

R-Protocol Baud Rate 4800 Radar gun communication rate (bps)

Setting value: 50 - 230400

Bit Length 8 Communication word length (bits)

Setting values: 8

Stop Bit 1 Stop bits (bit)

Setting value: 1,2

Parity NON Parity

Setting values: ODD

NON EVEN

Delimit OFF Delimiter Character

Setting value: OFF

\D \ A

Buffer Size 255 Transfer buffer size (bytes)

Setting value: 0 - 256

Data timeout 1 Transfer timeout (100 msec.)

Setting value: 1 - 999

IP Address

192.168.10.10/24

IP Address of the recorder

(This will not be changed.)

Factory default settings (continued)

(Camera related settings)

1 ZOOM-LIM 22 Maximum zoom factor

Target Magnification

Setting values: 22 - 220

(The values except 22 are multiples of 20.)

1 - 220 (Values from 1 to 22 are integers, and values of 40 and above are multiples of 20.)

2 AUTO ZOOM 10

Target zoom factor when AutoZoom command is received

Target Magnification

Setting values: 1 - 22 (integers)

3 AUTO ZOOM 3

Interval of maintaining target zoom

Maintenance Time

factor when AutoZoom command is received

Setting values: 0 - 9 (integers)

4 Back Light OFF Backlight compensation enable/disable

Setting values:

ON (Backlight compensation enabled) OFF (Backlight compensation disabled)

5 Camera LED ON

Camera REC LED enable/disable

Setting values:

ON (Camera REC LED lights up during recording) OFF (Camera REC LED is always off)

6 Flip OFF

Camera output image top/bottom flip enable/disable

Setting values:

ON (Top/bottom flip enabled) OFF (Top/bottom flip disabled)

Factory default settings (continued)

7 Infra Red AUTO

IR function auto switch/always ON/always OFF

Setting values:

AUTO (IR function is automatically switched on and off) ON (IR function is always on) OFF (IR function is always off)

8 IR-Level LOW

Level setting for IR auto switching mode

Setting values: LOW

HIGH

9 IR-Time 30 Detection time setting for IR auto

switching mode (seconds)

Setting values: 10: 10 seconds

30: 30 seconds 60: 60 seconds 300: 300 seconds

10 AGC HIGH Camera input gain setting

Setting values: LOW

MID HIGH OFF

11 AE Shift 0 Auto exposure shift

Setting values: –2, –1, 0, 1, 2

The IR-Level and IR-Time settings are only available when IR is set to AUTO.

When the “AE Shift” value is “2” and the object is fairly dark, the image may not be updated at the 30 frames per second rate. The default AE shift value is always 0, when the recorder is restarted.

Connector signals

1 N.C.

2 V_OUT 3 BL_L 4 AUTO_ZOOM_L 5 REC_L 6 GND (DC_IN) 7 DC_IN 8 N.C.

9 GND (SHIELD) 10 GND (V_OUT) 11 GND (TxD/RxD) 12 TxD 13 RxD 14 REC_LED_L 15 GND (SHIELD) 16 GND (SHIELD)

Camera cable connector (recorder/female)

1 GND Black

2 BATT Red

3 SIGNAL White

4 N.C.

DC IN connector (recorder/female)

number

Signal

number

Signal Cable color

916

Power cable (supplied)

Red

Black

White

The SIGNAL pin can be used to turn power to the recorder on and off. When an OFF signal is input at this pin while the recorder is powered, the recorder will turn off after an interval set with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

Connector signals (continued)

1 N.C. 2 TxD Serial 3 RxD Serial 4 RTS Serial 5 CTS Serial 6 DSR Serial 7 SG Serial 8 CD Serial

9 GND GPIO Black 10 GPIO1 In Brown 11 GPIO2 In Red 12 GPIO3 In Orange 13 GPIO4 In Yellow 14 N.C. 15 N.C. 16 N.C. 17 N.C. 18 N.C. 19 N.C. 20 DTR Serial 21 GPIO5 In Green 22 GPIO6 In Blue 23 GPIO7 In Purple 24 GPIO8 In Gray 25 GPIO9 Out White

GPIO/Serial connector (recorder/female)

number

Signal Remarks

Cable

color

25 14

External trigger cable (supplied)

Brown Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Purple Gray White

Black

RS-232C

Connector signals (continued)

Camera cable connector (camera/female)

1 GND (SHIELD) 2 REC_LED_L 3 RxD 4 TxD 5 GND (TxD/RxD) 6 GND (V_OUT) 7 DC_IN 8 GND (DC_IN)

9 REC_L 10 AUTO_ZOOM_L 11 BL_L 12 V_OUT

number

Signal

Troubleshooting

Before requesting service, check the points listed below. If the problem persists, contact your local Panasonic dealer.

Starting up

• Check whether power cable is connected correctly.

• Check whether a timer device is inserted in the power supply for the recorder. Refer to the installation manual and connect the timer equipment correctly.

• Check the time lag setting between SIGNAL off and recorder power-off. For details, see the documentation of the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

Operation

• Are you using the supplied key?

• Is the cover closed? The key can only be

removed if the cover is closed.

• Is a P2 card inserted correctly in a P2 card slot?

• Is the EJECT button folded to the right?

• Is the supplied LAN cable (crossing type) being

used? Connect the recorder and the computer on which the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software is running directly, not via a hub.

• Are the network settings on the computer correct? Subnet mask of the recorder and that of the computer must be the same. For details, see the documentation of the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

• When you press and hold the REC button and STOP button on the recorder simultaneously for about 10 seconds, the recorder will restart. Reset the computer after this.

•

To reset the unit, hold down the REC button and STOP button on the front panel together for about 10 seconds. All LEDs go out for 1 - 2 seconds and then light up for 1 - 2 seconds. Reset is now possible.

• If you remove the P2 card during P2 card access (BUSY LED is lit), the P2 card slot may become inoperative. In such a case, the recorder automatically restarts itself, and the card slot will become operative again.

Recorder

Cover cannot be opened.

Power does not come on.

Power gets turned off automatically.

Key cannot be removed from lock.

Control from ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software is not possible.

The unit does not respond or another problem has occurred.

Recorder was restarted without performing a reset.

Cover cannot be closed.

Recorded data have become totally or partially unusable.

Troubleshooting (continued)

Recording

(Check this with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.)

• Is a P2 card inserted?

• Does the P2 card have sufficient free space?

Check the free space with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software. Upload files and free up space.

• Make sure that the write-protect switch of the P2 card is not set to PROTECT.

• Is the GPIO cable connected properly? Also connect the ground line of the GPIO cable. For details, see the installation manual.

• Are the settings for the GPIO/SERIAL port correct? For details, see the documentation of the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

• Is the P2 card usable? If file information cannot be obtained using the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software, you should format the P2 card. For information on formatting, see the installation manual. (When you format a P2 card, all existing data on it will be erased.)

• If the power source was interrupted or if the power cable was disconnected during recording, data may become corrupted. Ensure that power is never interrupted during recording. In some cases, it may be possible to restore corrupted data using the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.

Cannot start recording.

Troubleshooting (continued)

(Check this with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.)

• Are camera and video monitoring equipment connected properly?

• Are both the video input connector selection and the input selection made with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software the same?

• Are the video output settings correct for the connected equipment? Connect a monitor to the VIDEO OUT connector on the rear panel of the recorder and check the picture.

(Check this with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.)

• Is the cable connection to the audio input correct?

• Are both the audio input connector selection and the input selection made with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software the same?

• Are the audio output settings correct for the connected equipment? Consult the documentation of the connected equipment to check this.

• Check the audio settings at the computer.

(Check this with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.)

• Are the communication settings of the connected equipment and the settings for the SERIAL port of the recorder the same? Check this while referring to the documentation for connected equipment and the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software.

Video is distorted or not recorded.

Sound is distorted or not recorded.

Information from equipment connected via the GPIO/SERIAL port is not recorded in the meta data file

Video is distorted or not recorded.

Troubleshooting (continued)

Power does not come on.

Starting up and during operating

• Is the camera cable connected correctly? Check this while referring to the installation manual.

• Immediately after power-on or when switching to IR mode, a mechanical operation sound will be heard. This is not a malfunction of the camera.

• During zoom, some operation noise will be heard. This is not a defect.

Picture

(Check this with the Toughbook-Arbitrator Front End Software.)

• Are camera and video monitoring equipment connected properly?

• Are both the video input connector selection and the input selection made with the ToughbookArbitrator Front End Software the same?

• Are the video output settings correct for the connected equipment? Connect a monitor to the VIDEO OUT connector on the rear panel of the recorder and check the picture.

• The IR function was enabled, which results in a B/W picture.

• Under some circumstances, correct focus may be difficult to achieve with auto-focusing. A few examples are listed below:

· The field of view includes both distant and near objects.

· The camera is shooting through dirty window glass.

· Ambient lighting is low.

· There are bright and reflective surfaces

around the object.

· The camera is shooting a rapidly moving object.

· The object has little contrast.

· A close-by object is being shot at high zoom

ratio.

Camera

Recorded video is in black and white. Automatic focusing does not work.

Unusual sound is heard.

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Specifications

Power requirements:

12 V DC (11 V - 15 V DC)

Input current: 0.9 A

indicates a safety related item.

Operating temperature:

F to 113

F (0 ˚C to 45 ˚C)

Operating humidity:

10 % to 80 % (no condensation)

Mass

(recorder): 2.49 lb (1130 g) (camera): 1.15 lb (520 g)

Dimensions (W x H x D)

(excluding protruding parts and recorder mount adapters)

(recorder):

7 inches x1-

/32

inches x6-

/32

inches

(178 mm x 50 mm x 155 mm)

(camera):

2-27/32

inches x3-

/32

inches x6-

/32

inches

(72 mm x 82 mm x 166 mm)

Video format:

NTSC (525 lines, 60 fields)

Recording media:

P2 card

Recording format:

Proprietary format

Video compression:

MPEG4

Audio compression:

G.726 2-channel

Recording time:

Approx. 32 hours (max.) (using two 4-GB P2 cards at 512 kbps)

1 512 k approx.8 2 512 k approx.16 1 1 M approx.4 2 1 M approx.8 1 512 k approx.16 2 512 k approx.32 1 1 M approx.8 2 1 M approx.16

2GB

4GB

Card model

number

Capacity

Number of cards

Recording

rate (bps)

Recording

time (hours)

AJP2C002SG

AJP2C004HG

Video

Inputs:

Line (CAMERA connector) x 1

1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ω, unbalanced

Line (Pin jack) x 1

1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ω, unbalanced

Output:

(outputs an original input signal)

Line (Pin jack) x 1

1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ω, unbalanced

Audio

Inputs:

Line (Pin jack) x 2

–10 dBV, 47 kΩ, unbalanced Microphone (Pin jack) x 1

–50 dBV, 3 kΩ, unbalanced

(plug-in power 4.5 V)

DC IN connector

SIGNAL port

Input voltage L: 1.0 V

H: 8 V- 15 V

Input current: 1 mA (max.)

Other I/O connectors

GPIO/SERIAL port RS-232C GPIO

Inputs: 8 ports

Input voltage L: 1.0 V

H: 4 V- 15 V

Input current: 15 mA (max.)

Output: 1 port

Output voltage: 5.0 V

Output current: 15 mA CAMERA connector 10/100 Mbps Ethernet (RJ-45)

General Recorder

Specifications (continued)

Image sensor

1/4 inch CCD 380,000 pixels (efective area)

Lens

Focal length

(optical zoom x22, digital zoom x10)

(without wide conversion lens):

f = 3.79 mm - 83.4 mm

(With wide conversion lens):

f = 2.65 mm - 58.4 mm

Maximum aperture ratio:

F1.6 (WIDE)

F3.0 (TELE)

Field angle

(without wide conversion lens):

(Horizontal) 2.6 ˚ (TELE) - 52.3 ˚ (WIDE)

(With wide conversion lens):

(Horizontal) 3.5 ˚ (TELE) - 68.4 ˚ (WIDE)

Sensitivity

0.7 lx (Color, AGC HIGH, SENS UP off)

0.04 lx (B/W, AGC HIGH, SENS UP off)

Camera

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1 Year - Video Camera 1 Year - Recorder Unit 1 Year - Wireless Receiver Unit 1 Year – P2 Card(s) (All Sizes) 90 Days - Wireless Microphone(s) 90 Days - All System Component Interconnect Cables

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