Panasonic WJ-MPU955 User Manual

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Central Processing Unit

Operating Instructions

Model No. WJ-MPU955

RESET

OPERATE

FAN ALARM

HDD

ACTIVE

Central Processing Unit WJ-MPU

955

Before attempting to connect or operate this product,

please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.

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Caution:

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read the marking on the rear panel.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magni-

SA 1965

SA 1966

tude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Power disconnection. Unit with or without ON-OFF switches has power supplied to the unit whenever the power cord is inserted into the power source; however, the unit is operational only when the ON-OFF switch is in the ON position. Unplug the power cord to disconnect the main power for all unit.

For U.S.A

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.

FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, (example use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices). Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

The serial number of this product may be found on the bottom of the unit. You should note the serial number of this unit in the space provided and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase to aid identification in the event of theft.

Model No. WJ-MPU955

Serial No.

WARNING: To prevent fire or electric shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. The apparatus shall not be exposed to

dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1) Read these instructions.

2) Keep these instructions.

3) Heed all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5) Do not use this apparatus near water.

6) Clean only with dry cloth.

7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

8) Do not use near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10)Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles and the points where they exit from the apparatus.

11)Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12)Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-overs.

S3125A

13)Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14)Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................. 3

Introduction ....................................................................... 5

■ Overview .................................................................... 5

■ Purpose ...................................................................... 5

■ Precaution .................................................................. 5

■ Network Environment ................................................. 5

■ Limitation of Liability ................................................... 5

■ WJ-GXE900/GXD900 Version .................................... 5

■ References ................................................................. 5

■ Trademarks and Registered Trademarks .................. 5

Central Processing Unit .................................................... 6

■ Layout ........................................................................ 6

■ Panel Details .............................................................. 6

■ Mounting into the Rack .............................................. 8

■ Configuration File Modification .................................. 8

■ System Database ....................................................... 8

Connect with System Devices .......................................... 9

■ System Controllers ..................................................... 9

■ CPU Switch Unit ......................................................... 10

■ Digital Video Encoder Devices .................................. 11

■ Digital Video Decoder Devices .................................. 13

■ Setup Layer 3 Switching (L3SW) ............................... 14

■ Administration Tool .................................................... 14

■ Time Management Utility ........................................... 14

Network Security System Examples ................................. 15

■ Standard System ........................................................ 15

■ Redundant System ..................................................... 16

Main Features ................................................................... 17

■ Operator Functions .................................................... 17

■ Video Switch and Video Routing ................................ 17

■ Video Camera Function ............................................. 17

■ Tour Sequences ......................................................... 17

■ Alarm Programming and Handling ............................ 18

■ Event Operation ......................................................... 18

■ Digital Input and Output Functions ............................ 18

■ System Log ................................................................ 18

Default SYS.INI Configuration ........................................... 19

Default Database Contents .............................................. 24

OPERATING PROCEDURES (with WV-CU850) ............ 43

Log-in and Log-out ........................................................... 28

■ Log-in ......................................................................... 28

■ Log-out ....................................................................... 28

Monitor and Camera Selection ......................................... 29

■ Monitor Selection ....................................................... 29

■ Camera Selection ....................................................... 29

■ Priority Lock ............................................................... 30

Display Setting for Controller ............................................ 31

■ Adjustment of LCD Display ........................................ 31

■ Adjustment of LED Display ........................................ 31

■ IDs Display Function .................................................. 31

Controlling Camera Site Accessories ............................... 32

■ Lens Control ............................................................... 32

■ Pan/Tilt Control ........................................................... 32

■ Receiver Control ........................................................ 34

Camera Function Control .................................................. 35

■ Camera Setup ............................................................ 35

■ Changing to Black and White Pictures ...................... 35

■ Patrol Learn and Play ................................................. 36

■ Camera Panning Function ......................................... 36

Running Sequence ........................................................... 37

■ Tour Sequence ........................................................... 37

Monitor Display Control .................................................... 38

■ On-Screen Display Control ........................................ 38

Alarm Control .................................................................... 40

■ Alarm Arming Control ................................................. 40

■ To Cancel Alarms ....................................................... 40

Other Functions ................................................................ 41

■ Digital Output Function .............................................. 41

■ Area Control Function ................................................ 41

■ Joystick Calibration .................................................... 41

OPERATING PROCEDURES (with WV-CU360C) .......... 43

Log-in and Log-out ........................................................... 44

■ Log-in ......................................................................... 44

■ IDs Display Function .................................................. 45

■ Log-out ....................................................................... 45

Monitor and Camera Selection ......................................... 46

■ Monitor Selection ....................................................... 46

■ Camera Selection ....................................................... 46

■ Priority Lock ............................................................... 47

Controlling Camera Site Accessories ............................... 48

■ Lens Control ............................................................... 48

■ Pan/Tilt Control ........................................................... 48

■ Receiver Control ........................................................ 50

Camera Function Control .................................................. 51

■ Camera Setup ............................................................ 51

■ Changing to Black and White Pictures ...................... 51

■ Patrol Learn and Play ................................................. 52

■ Camera Panning Function ......................................... 52

Running Sequence ........................................................... 53

■ Tour Sequence ........................................................... 53

Monitor Display Control .................................................... 54

■ On-Screen Display Control ........................................ 54

Alarm Control .................................................................... 56

■ Alarm Arming Control ................................................. 56

■ To Cancel Alarms ....................................................... 56

TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................................... 57

Troubleshooting ................................................................ 58

Specifications .................................................................... 60

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Introduction

■ Overview

The WJ-MPU955 is the Central Processing Unit for the Network Security System. The Network Security System is a high quality video imaging system offering complete management of medium and large-scale installations. The WJMPU955 is capable of controlling up to 1,024 video inputs and 256 video outputs with 64 system controllers. The Network Security System is a truly network-based system, and all the devices in the system are connected through IPbased networks.

■ Purpose

This document is to provide end users with the product information about the WJ-MPU955 and the Network Security System based upon it.

■ Precaution

• We recommend that you refer all tasks related to the system installation to qualified service personnel or system installers.

• We recommend that you make a note of all your system settings and save them. This will help you if you are required to change the system configuration, or if an unexpected event or failure occurs.

• We encourage you to obtain and read all the related documents in reference section and become familiar with the CPU unit and other related devices and software.

• Built-in backup battery

The built-in backup battery will last approximately 3 years. The replacement cost of the built-in battery is not covered by the warranty even if it needs to be done within the warranty period. Consult your dealer for servicing.

• Cooling Fan

The cooling fan will operate for approximately 30 000 hours. The replacement cost of the cooling fan is not covered by the warranty even if it needs to be done within the warranty period. Consult your dealer for servicing.

• Hard Disk Drive

The Hard Disk Drive will operate for approximately 30 000 hours. The replacement cost of the hard disk drive is not covered by the warranty even if it needs to be done within the warranty period. Consult your dealer for servicing.

■ Network Environment

The Network Security System is an IP network-based system. Creating a reliable network is the key to a successful system. Please note that the encoder device sends a multicast stream (9.2 Mbps max. X 4 streams). Obtain confirmation from the network administrator that this bandwidth usage will not cause a network failure.

■ Limitation of Liability

In no event shall Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. be liable to any party or any person, except for replacement or reasonable maintenance of the product, for the cases including, but not limited to below:

• Any damage and/or loss, including without limitation, direct or indirect, special, consequential or exemplary, arising out of, or relating to, the product;

• Personal injury and/or any damage caused by inappropriate use or negligent operation by the user;

• Unauthorized disassembly, repair, or modification of the product by the user;

• Any problem, consequential inconvenience, or loss or damage, arising out of the system being combined with devices from a third party

■ WJ-GXE900/GXD900 Version

• To use WJ-GXE900 and WJ-GXD900 devices with WJMPU955, the devices' firmware must be version 2.00 or later.

• The version is displayed on the home page of either device when accessed via a web browser.

• If the version is earlier than 2.00, contact your sales representative.

■ References

[1] Admin Console User's Guide [2] MPEG2 Encoder and MPEG2 Decoder Operating

Instructions

[3] WJ-MPS850 Instructions [4] Time Management Utility User's Guide

■ Trademarks and Registered Trademarks

• Intel and Pantium are trademarks of Intel Corporation.

• Other names of companies and products contained in this operating instructions may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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PARALLEL

REDUNDANT

CPU

SATELLITE

MODE

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER DECODER

SYSTEM

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

)

(

RS-485

)

SYSTEM

CONTROLLER

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

YESNO

AC IN125V 6.3A

SIGNAL GND

y u !2

!0 !1 !3 !4

Central Processing Unit

OPERATE

RESET

FAN ALARM

Central Processing Unit WJ-MPU

HDD

ACTIVE

qw!5 !5e

The WJ-MPU955 is a main component of the Network Security System. It uses an Intel®X86 processor based computer running in the multiple tasks operating environment. The system also supports two WJ-MPU955 working together to form a redundant system.

■ Layout

The following diagrams are the front panel and the rear panel of the WJ-MPU955.

● Front Panel

● Rear Panel

■ Panel Details

q Operation Indicator (OPERATE)

Operation indicator q is on when the power of the WJMPU955 is turned on. The power switch of the CPU is located underneath the front panel. Remove the front panel by removing the two screws on the panel.

w Reset Button (RESET)

The RESET button w is recessed inside the front panel hole to the right on the OPERATE indicator. Press this button when the CPU rejects control from outboard equipment.

Since the reset button is located 2/3 of an inch behind the front panel, you will need to use a small screwdriver or other tool that is less than 1/6 of an inch in diameter, and more than 1 inch long. If you are unable to access the reset button using this method, remove the front panel and press the button.

e Fan Alarm Indicator (FAN ALARM)

The FAN ALARM indicator e indicates the cooling fan status. This LED lights when a temperature rise in the CPU is detected. Turn the power off and refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

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r Hard Disk Drive Indicator (HDD)

The HDD indicator r indicates the hard disk drive status.

t Active Indicator (ACTIVE)

The ACTIVE indicator t indicates the system status of the WJ-MPU955.

y Ethernet Ports (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)

The Ethernet Ports y exchange control data via Ethernet. The CPU can contain up to three Ethernet ports. In a standard setup, we suggest you use the first Ethernet port [SYSTEM CONTROLLER] for system controllers while the second port [ENCODER/DECODER] for video encoders and decoders. The third port [OTHER] is reserved for future use.

u Controller Ports [SYSTEM CONTROLLERS (RS-485)]

The controller ports u are provided for controlling the system with WV-CU360C system controllers. Up to 12 controllers can be connected.

i Peripheral Interface Ports [PERIPHERAL INTER-

FACE (RS-232C)]

These ports i are reserved for future use or factory tests.

o Redundant CPU Selector (REDUNDANT CPU)

The selector o can be set to either a redundant system or a standalone system. The factory default setting is NO, for standalone.

!0 Mode Selector (SATELLITE MODE)

The mode selector !0 is always kept in STANDALONE position.

!1 Parallel Port (PARALLEL)

The parallel port !1 is used to connect to the WJMPS855 CPU Switch Unit for a redundant system.

!2 Cooling Fan Unit

The cooling fan unit !2 prevents the temperature of the CPU from rising. Do not block the ventilation opening on the cover.

!3 Fuse Holder

The fuse holder !3 is shown in rear view diagram.

!4 AC Inlet Socket (AC IN)

Plug the power cord (supplied as a standard accessory) into this socket !4 and connect it to an AC outlet.

!5 Screws to access the power switch.

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■ Mounting into the Rack

The CPU unit (WJ-MPU955) should be mounted into the rack as shown in the following diagram. Here are the steps:

1. Remove the four rubber feet by removing four screws from the bottom of the CPU unit

2. Install the CPU unit in the rack, securing it with the four screws

3. Secure the rear of the appliance to the rack by using the additional mounting brackets procured locally if the rack is subject to vibration

RESET

FAN ALARM

OPERATE

HDD

ACTIVE

Rack mounting screws (Local content)

■ System Database

The system database contains system devices, system resources, and system programmable events and automation information. The system administrator can configure the system database using the administration tool. The CPU unit contains a default database when it arrives from the factory.

A default database file is also provided on the CD-ROM. The contents of the default database file – 01= sample.adm – appear in the Default Database Contents section. (Refer to p.24)

The cooling fans inside the CPU unit keep the CPU unit working properly. They are subject to wear and need to be replaced periodically. Do not block the ventilation slots on the cover to prevent the appliance from overheating. Always keep the temperature in the rack below 45 °C (113 °F).

■ Configuration File Modification

The system configuration file is referred to as the SYS.INI file. It contains system-wide configuration information, and can be modified by the operators through an administration tool. See reference [1]. The CPU unit contains default SYS.INI file. (Refer to p.19)

The CPU unit should work with the default system configuration file set by the factory at the time of shipping. To modify the default configuration file, you can use the administration tool (Admin Console). From the Admin Console main menu:

• Select CPU Units from the main bar’s Domain;

• Select Sys tab from the CPU System Configuration screen;

• Upload the SYS.INI file from the CPU unit using the ‘Get from CPU’ button in the SYS Transfer section;

• Modify the system configuration file that appears in the document area of the window;

• Save the system configuration file using the ‘Save’ button in the SYS Archive section;

• Download the configuration file using the ‘Put to CPU’ button in the SYS Transfer section;

• Reboot the CPU unit

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Connect with System Devices

In addition to the WJ-MPU955, users require other system devices in order to form the Network Security System.

■ System Controllers

A system controller is an operator console, and it provides a user interface for operators to interact with the Network Security System. The system can support up to 64 system controllers.

● Ethernet-Based Controllers

The Ethernet-based controller is called a CU850 controller (WV-CU850). It connects to the CPU unit’s Ethernet port (see Panel Details y) through an Ethernet hub in an IPbased local area network.

● Ethernet-Based Controller Setup

To add CU850 controllers to the system, use the administration tool (Admin Console) and add an entry to the system controller database. You need to assign a controller ID for each controller, and enter the Ethernet address from the bottom of the each controller. See reference [1] for more information.

● RS485-Based Controllers

There is an RS485-based controller - the CU360C (WVCU360C). The controller connect to the CPU unit through its RS485 controller port (see Panel Details u). The system can support up to twelve RS485 based controllers.

● RS485-Based Controller Setup

To add a CU360C controller to the system, use the administration tool (Admin Console) and add an entry to the system controller database. You need to assign a controller ID for each controller, and enter the RS485 port number where the controller is going to connect to. See reference [1] for more information.

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

ENCODER

SYSTEM

OTHER

DECODER

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

)

REDUNDANT

CPU

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

SIGNAL GND

AC IN125V 6.3A

WV-CU360C

RS-232C DATA

ETHERNET

CONTRAST BRIGHT BRIGHT

172.18.0.1

ETHERNET

GYGTEM

CAMERA

OTHER

CONTROLLER

CROSS POINT

OSD

SYSYTEM

(

)

RS–485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIFERAL INTERFACE (RS–232C

)

REDUNDANT

CPU

STANDALONE

YESNO

RSATELLITE

MODE

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

LEDLCD

DC12V IN

Switching HUB

SIGNAL GND

WV-CU850

POWER

ON OFF

125V 3.0A

Central Processing Unit

AC IN

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN

RISQUE DE CHOCK ELECTRODES

NE PAS OUVRIR

CONTROLLER No.

DATAMODE

CONTROLLER No. MODE

Set this switch always

Set as shown in below

to 1

OFF

12345678

DC 9V IN

MODE

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■ CPU Switch Unit

The standard system consists of one CPU unit. In order to create a redundant Network Security System, customers would need to purchase two CPU units (or one additional CPU unit if the system is already in place) plus a CPU Switch Unit, WJ-MPS850. The CPU Switch Unit is a computer that monitors and manages both CPU units.

● Operation

At any given time that the system is running, one of the CPU units is in an Active state and the other is in a Standby state. If the Active CPU fails, the CPU Switch Unit will automatically switch the Standby unit to an Active state.

● Connect with CPU Units

The CPU Switch Unit connects to the CPU units through its parallel port (see section !1).

A CPU

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

ENCODER

SYSTEM

OTHER

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

)

REDUNDANT

CPU

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

SIGNAL GND

AC IN125V 6.3A

SYSTEM CONTROLLER (RS-485)

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

DATA 9

DATA 10

DATA 11

DATA 12

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

DATA 9

DATA 10

DATA 11

DATA 12

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 1DATA 2DATA 3DATA 4DATA 5DATA 6DATA 7DATA 8DATA 9DATA 10DATA 11DATA 1 2

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C)

3 2 1

321

DIAGNOSTIC

INPUT

MAIN CPU-ACT

TARGET

MAIN CPU-STANDBY

CAITION

PUSH

FUSE

AC IN

B CPU

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

)

REDUNDANT

CPU

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

SIGNAL GND

AC IN125V 6.3A

• Connect the RS485 modular cables between the controller ports (RS-485) of the CPU units and the controller ports (RS-485) of the CPU Switch Unit.

• Connect the diagnostic cables between parallel ports of the CPU units and the diagnostic input ports of CPU Switch Unit.

• Set the redundant CPU selector to YES on the rear of the A and B CPU units.

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■ Digital Video Encoder Devices

Digital video encoder devices refer to MPEG2 video encoder devices (WJ-GXD900). They connect to the CPU unit through an Ethernet switching hub in an IP based network. See reference [2].

● Connect with CPU unit

The video encoders connect with the CPU unit through its Ethernet port (see Panel Details y) and one or more switching hub units. The system can support up to 256 video encoder devices.

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485 4

432 1G4321GGV

RESET

–

POWER

ON OFF

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

SIGNAL

Switching HUB

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

ENCODER

SYSTEM

OTHER

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

)

REDUNDANT

CPU

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

AC IN125V 6.3A

SIGNAL GND

ALARM IN

TRIGGER OUT

● Setup from Administration Tool

In order to be added to the Network Security System, an encoder device must be entered into the digital device database. In Admin Console, select Switch Nodes from the Domain menu, select Digital (GX) from the sub-menu that appears, and then enter the information for the encoder device. Please note, you need to know the Rotary Switch (SW1 A, B, C) readings from the encoder device. Rotary Switch settings must be unique for all the encoder and decoder devices. See reference [1].

192.168.200.200

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● Setup Encoder Itself

In order to communicate with the CPU unit, the encoder device must also be configured. You can access the encoder device through its Web interface using Microsoft be filled into the table.

192.168.1.10

POWER

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

SIGNAL

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

WJ-GXE900

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

RESET

–

Internet Explorer. Following is an example of the system layout and information to

WJ-GXD900

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

RESET

V+–G

MIX

QUAD

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

192.168.3.11

WJ-GXD900

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

RESET

V+–G

MIX

QUAD

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

192.168.4.11

Switching HUB

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

WJ-GXE900

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

WJ-GXE900

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

WJ-GXE900

Encoder #

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

RESET

–

ALARM IN

RESET

–

ALARM IN

RESET

–

Operation Mode

Main CPU mode

192.168.1.11

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.2.10

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.2.11

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

GND

Switching HUB

IP Address

192.168.1.10

192.168.1.11

192.168.2.10

192.168.2.11

192.168.4.1192.168.3.1192.168.1.1

L3SW

192.168.2.1 192.168.200.1

Subnet Mask

255.255.255.0

Default Gateway

192.168.1.1

192.168.2.1

192.168.200.200

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

)

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

REDUNDANT

SATELLITE

CPU

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

DNS

0.0.0.0

PARALLEL

WJ-MPU955

SIGNAL GND

Rotary

Switch

0-0-1

0-0-2

0-0-3

0-0-4

AC IN125V 6.3A

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■ Digital Video Decoder Devices

Decoder devices refer to MPEG2 video decoder devices (WJ-GXD900). They connect with the CPU unit through an Ethernet switching hub in an IP based network. See reference [2].

● Connect with CPU unit

The video decoders connect with CPU unit through its Ethernet port (see Panel Details y) and one or more switching hub units. The system can support up to 64 video decoder devices.

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

WJ-GXD900

RESET

V+–G

MIX

142

QUAD

314

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

Switching HUB

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

)

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

REDUNDANT

SATELLITE

CPU

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

AC IN125V 6.3A

SIGNAL GND

● Setup from Administration Tool

In order to be added to the Network Security System, a decoder device must be entered into the digital device database. In Admin Console, select Switch Nodes from the Domain menu, select Digital (GX) from the sub-menu that appears, and then enter the information for the decoder device. Please note, you need to know the Rotary Switch (SW1 A, B, C) readings from the decoder device. Rotary Switch settings must be unique for all the encoder and decoder devices. See reference [2].

● Setup Decoder Itself

In order to communicate with the CPU unit, the decoder device must also be configured. You can access the decoder device through its Web interface using Microsoft be filled into the table.

192.168.1.10

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.1.11

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.2.10

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.2.11

POWER

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

GND

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485 4

WJ-GXE900

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

WJ-GXE900

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485 4

WJ-GXE900

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485 4

WJ-GXE900

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

RESET

–

RESET

–

RESET

–

RESET

–

Internet Explorer. Following is an example of the system layout and information to

WJ-GXD900

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

RESET

V+– G

MIX

QUAD

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

192.168.3.11

Switching HUB

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

RESET

V+– G

MIX

QUAD

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

WJ-GXD900

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

192.168.4.11

192.168.4.1192.168.3.1192.168.1.1

L3SW

Switching HUB

192.168.2.1 192.168.200.1

192.168.200.200

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

)

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

REDUNDANT

SATELLITE

CPU

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

WJ-MPU955

SIGNAL GND

AC IN125V 6.3A

Decoder #

Operation Mode

Main CPU mode

IP Address

192.168.3.11

192.168.4.11

Subnet Mask

255.255.255.0

Default Gateway

192.168.3.1

192.168.4.1

DNS

0.0.0.0

Rotary Switch

1-0-0

1-0-1

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■ Setup Layer 3 Switching (L3SW)

Layer 3 Switching refers to a class of high-performance routers optimized for wire speed Ethernet routing and switching services. It is required to support Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMPv2). Based on the sample described in "Digital Video Encoder Devices" and "Digital Video Decoder Devices", the following table contains Ethernet ports information for the L3SW.

Port #

IP Address Connection

192.168.1.1

192.168.2.1

192.168.3.1

192.168.4.1

192.168.200.1

Encoder #1,2

Encoder #3,4

Decoder #1

Decoder #2

WJ-MPU955

■ Administration Tool

The administration tool (Admin Console) is a system database management software. The software operates in the Microsoft Windows®environment. See reference [1] for details. To connect an administration station with the CPU unit, first install the Admin Console software to a Microsoft based personal computer, and then enter the CPU unit IP address in the tool’s CPU screen which appears when the tool is ran the first time. The tool communicates with the CPU using the IP/FTP protocol.

Switching HUB

with Admin Console

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

ENCODER

SYSTEM

OTHER

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

)

REDUNDANT

CPU

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

AC IN125V 6.3A

SIGNAL GND

Windows®-

■ Time Management Utility

The Time Management Utility (TMU) is software used for time configuration. The software operates in the Microsoft®Windows environment. We recommend that the Time Management Utility be installed on the same computer that runs the administration tool. To connect the TMU to the CPU unit, operators should select IPA setup from the TMU main menu, and enter the IP address of the CPU unit. See the Time Management Utility Installation and configuration manual for more details See reference [4].

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Network Security System Examples

850

■ Standard System

The standard system contains one CPU unit. It can handle up to 256 encoder devices, up to 64 decoder devices, one administration station, and up to 64 system controllers. The IP addresses in the following diagram are the default addresses of the CPU network ports.

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

ON OFF

100BASE-TX RS-485

TERM

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485 4

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

RESET

–

192.168.1.10

POWER

ON OFF

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

WJ-GXE900

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

192.168.3.11

RESET

V+–G

MIX

314

142

QUAD

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

WJ-GXD900

Switching HUB

RESET

–

192.168.1.11

POWER

ON OFF

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

SIGNAL

WJ-GXE900

192.168.1.1 192.168.3.1 192.168.4.1

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

192.168.4.11

RESET

V+–G

MIX

314

142

QUAD

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

WJ-GXD900

L3SW

192.168.2.1 192.168.200.1

192.168.200.200172.18.0.1

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

)

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

REDUNDANT

SATELLITE

CPU

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

PARALLEL

SIGNAL GND

WJ-MPU955

AC IN125V 6.3A

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.2.10

POWER

ON OFF

SIGNAL

GND

RESET

–

WJ-GXE900

Switching HUB

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485 4

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

Switching HUB

INFORMATION

RESET

–

192.168.2.11

POWER

ON OFF

SIGNAL

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

WJ-GXE900

MONITOR

ACK

BUSY

ALARM

ACK

PREV GROUP PRESET

S-CTL IDOPE ID

GROUP

PAUSE STOP

SEQ

TOUR

REV

SEQ

RUN

OSD

OSD SERVICE

CAMERA

ALARM LINK OPERATE

BUSY

LOCK

F.1 F.2 F.3

F.4

F.5 F.6

RESET

ARM

CMENU

CMENU ALL RESET

VER

FWD RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

CAM

OFF

FUNC

IRIS

OPEN

LOGOUT

AREA

231

CAM ID

T&D

GEN

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

WIPER

VLD S

ALM S

SYS S

DEFAULT

CALL

PGM

(

)

ALARM

5964

PRESET

FOCUS

ALL

MSTATUS

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

VLD H

ALM H

NEAR FAR

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF

DEF ON

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

CAMERA

CLEAR

(ENTER)

WIDE TELE

(

)

ESC

AUTO PAN

EXIT

BLK

System Controller WU–CU

DOWN

850

OPERATE LINK ALARM MONITOR CAMERA BUSY PROHIBITED

ALARM

RESETACK

ALL RESET

DISARM

PROGRAM

GROUP

PRESET

CAM ID

GEN

NEXTPREV

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

WIPER

S-CTL ID

OPE ID

LOG OUT

MON STATUS

ALL

STOPPAUSE

CALL PRESET

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

GROUP

TOUR

SEQ

DEF OFF DEF ON

CLEAR

CAMERA

(

)

(

ESC

SHIFT

ENTER

MONITOR

OSD

AUTO

LOCK

PAN

)

WV-CU850 WV-CU360C

AUTO FOCUS

IRIS

AUTO IRIS

FOCUS

ZOOM

System ControllerWV-CU

For Matrix Switcher (System 850

OPENCLOSE

FARNEAR

TELEWIDE

DOWN

350

)

with Admin Console

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■ Redundant System

850

The redundant system requires two CPU units and a CPU Switch Unit. It can also handle up to 256 encoder devices, up to 64 decoder devices, one administration station, and up to 64 system controllers.

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

RESET

–

192.168.1.10

POWER

ON OFF

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

SIGNAL

WJ-GXE900

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

192.168.3.11

RESET

V+–G

MIX

142

QUAD

314

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

WJ-GXD900

Switching HUB

RESET

–

192.168.1.11

POWER

ON OFF

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

SIGNAL

WJ-GXE900

192.168.1.1 192.168.3.1 192.168.4.1

1000BASE-T

100BASE-TX

192.168.4.11

RESET

V+–G

MIX

142

QUAD

314

VIDEO OUTAUDIO OUT

SIGNAL GND

OFF

POWER

WJ-GXD900

L3SW

192.168.2.1 192.168.200.1

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

192.168.2.10

POWER

ON OFF

GND

SIGNAL

RESET

–

WJ-GXE900

172.18.0.1

192.168.200.200

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

)

REDUNDANT

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

CPU

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

SIGNAL GND

AC IN125V 6.3A

WJ-MPU955

ON OFF

TERM

100BASE-TX RS-485

TRIGGER OUT

4321G4321GGV

ALARM IN

Switching HUB

192.168.200.201

SYSTEM CONTROLLER (RS-485)

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

DATA 9

DATA 10

DATA 11

DATA 12

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

DATA 9

DATA 10

DATA 11

DATA 12

DATA 3

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 1DATA 2DATA 3DATA 4DATA 5DATA 6DATA 7DATA 8D ATA 9DATA 10DATA 1 1DATA 12

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C)

3 2 1

321

DIAGNOSTIC

MAIN CPU-ACT

TARGET

MAIN CPU-STANDBY

INPUT

CAITION

PUSH

FUSE

AC IN

WJ-MPS850

INFORMATION

F.1 F.2 F.3

231

CAM ID VLD S

5964

MSTATUS VLD H

BLK

172.18.0.2

CAMERA

ALARM LINK OPERATE

BUSY

F.4

F.5 F.6

CAM

CMENU

FUNC

OFF

IRIS

OPEN

LOGOUT

AREA

GEN

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

WIPER

SYS S

DEFAULT

CALL

PGM

PRESET

FOCUS

ALL

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

NEAR FAR

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF

DEF ON

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

CAMERA

CLEAR

DOWN

(ENTER)

WIDE TELE

(

)

ESC

AUTO PAN

EXIT

System Controller WU–CU

850

RESET

–

192.168.2.11

POWER

ON OFF

AUDIO INVIDEO OUTVIDEO IN

GND

SIGNAL

WJ-GXE900

Switching HUB

MONITOR

ACK

LOCK

BUSY

ALARM

ACK

RESET

ARM

ALL RESET

NEXT GROUP PRESET

T&D

S-CTL IDOPE ID

VER

ALM S

GROUP

PAUSE STOP

(

)

ALARM

SEQ

ALM H

TOUR

REV

FWD

SEQ

RUN

MONITOR

OSD

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

WV-CU850

with Admin Console

10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

OTHER

ENCODER

SYSTEM

DECODER

CONTROLLER

SYSTEM

(

)

RS-485

CONTROLLER

DATA 12 DATA 11 DATA 10 DATA 9 DATA 8 DATA 7 DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1

PERIPHERAL INTERFACE (RS-232C

)

REDUNDANT

PARALLEL

SATELLITE

CPU

MODE

YESNO

SATELLITE

STANDALONE

SIGNAL GND

WJ-MPU955

OPERATE LINK ALARM MONITOR CAMERA BUSY PROHIBITED

ALARM

RESETACK

ALL RESET

DISARM

PROGRAM

GROUP

PRESET

CAM ID

GEN

NEXTPREV

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

WIPER

OPE ID

S-CTL ID

LOG OUT

MON STATUS

ALL

STOPPAUSE

CALL

PRESET

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

GROUP

TOUR

SEQ

DEF OFF DEF ON

CLEAR

CAMERA

(

)

(

ESC

SHIFT

ENTER

MONITOR

OSD

AUTO

LOCK

PAN

WV-CU360C

AC IN125V 6.3A

System ControllerWV-CU

350

)

For Matrix Switcher (System 850

IRIS

OPENCLOSE

AUTO IRIS

FOCUS

FARNEAR

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

TELEWIDE

DOWN

)

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Main Features

■ Operator Functions

● Operator Area Changes

The system can be divided into multiple areas (up to 64), and an operator can change from one area to another if they have the necessary permission.

● Operator Log On and Off

Operators are assigned a user ID and password by a system administrator. A user ID and password are required for any operator to log on to the system. System administrators can specify to automatically log operators off if there is no activity for a pre-defined time period.

● Operator Class

The system allows administrators to define operator classes with up to 29 different privileges, and then assign each operator to one of the defined classes. The privileges are: permission override, area change, alarm select, all alarm reset, alarm acknowledge and reset, all alarm arm and disarm, alarm arm and disarm, alarm status (not currently supported), alarm history (not currently supported), digital output port control, camera select, camera position, camera preset programming, camera menu on and off, camera function enable, camera receiver, camera setup data, camera lock, camera lock override, tour sequence, group sequence (not currently supported), group preset (not currently supported), all sequence stop (not currently supported), sequence controller programming, video loss, monitor select, monitor lock, on screen display on and off, time and date on and off.

● Operator Priority

The system administrator can assign a priority to each operator. When two operators compete for system resources, only the operator with the higher priority gets the resources.

■ Video Camera Function

● Camera Control

The system provides operators with the camera control functions. The supported functions are: pan, tilt, zoom, focus, and iris.

● Camera Operation

The system provides operators with the following camera operation functions:

• Camera menu control

• Camera preset call and programming

• Camera receiver control

■ Tour Sequences

● Program the Tour Sequences

This function allows administrators to program tour sequences, and store them in the system database. The WJ-MPU955 can execute 20 tour sequence steps per second. If the WJ-MPU955 is asked to perform more than 20 steps in a single second, it will automatically form 20step groups, and alternate their execution over a period of two or more seconds.

● Tour Sequence Operation

The tour sequence operation includes start, stop, pause, run, next step, and previous step.

■ Video Switch and Video Routing

This function allows operators to switch video from one video source to another, if the permission is granted. For multiple operators competing for the same resource, it only allows the highest priority operator to perform this function. The next highest priority operator gains control when the highest priority operator releases the resource.

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■ Alarm Programming and Handling

● Program the Alarm

This function allows administrators to program alarms, assign alarm display targets, and define alarm actions.

● Control Alarm

Alarm controls are operator functions. These functions allow the highest priority operator to seize the alarm and control it. These functions also allow the next highest priority operator to gain control after the highest priority operator releases the alarm.

The alarm controls include:

• Arm and disarm alarms

• Acknowledge active alarms

• Reset acknowledged or active alarms

The system also supports automatically resetting and acknowledging alarms through configuration by the administration tool (Admin Console).

■ System Log

The system supports following system logs:

• Operator log

• Alarm log

• Video loss log

● Control Alarm Action

The system supports the following alarm actions:

• Camera spots

• Tour sequences

• Text display

The system supports up to 10 alarm actions, and allows operators to control acknowledged alarm actions.

■ Event Operation

The function allows administrators to program system events. The event function currently supports following operations:

• Camera spot

• Tour sequence

• Arm and disarm alarm

• Up to 4 system modes

■ Digital Input and Output Functions

This function allows operators to select and set digital output ports. The system alarm function can program the digital output ports as part of the alarm state change indication. The system alarm function can also program the digital input ports as alarm trigger sources.

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Default SYS.INI Configuration

In most cases, you will not need to change the settings in the sys.ini file. However, if changes are necessary, the MPU955 CPU must be rebooted.

Text appearing in blue is explanatory, and not part of the sys.ini file.

Interface section

The CPU can incorporate up to three Ethernet network interface cards.

[INTERFACES] ***{ Number of interfaces in the system}

Numinterfaces=3

The number used here is the number of the Ethernet ports on MPU955 CPU.

***{ Interface Definitions } ***{ Interface<Number>=<IPA>,<SUBNET MASK>,<BOOT SERVER IPA> } ***{ !! Note: The InterfaceX IPAs must match the MainX CPU } ***{ hardware settings in order for the System to } ***{ operate correctly!! ***{ MainA CPU }

In a standalone system, the MPU955 CPU should use the IP addresses that follow. In this case, the {MainB CPU}’s interface numbers should be commented with asterisks.

Interface0=192.168.200.200,255.255.255.0,192.168.200.200

Interface0 is an interface for GX devices.

Interface1=172.18.0.1,255.255.0.0,172.18.0.1

Interface1 is an interface for system controller.

Interface2=172.16.192.1,255.255.0.0,172.16.192.1

Interface2 is used for SNMP, SNTP feature. (Not currently supported)

***{ MainB CPU }

In a redundant system, the second MPU955 CPU should use following IP addresses (remove the asterisks

below). In this case, {MainA CPU}’s interface numbers should be commented with asterisks. *Interface0=192.168.200.201,255,255,255,0,192.168.200.201 *Interface1=172.18.0.2,255.255.0.0,172.18.0.2 *Interface2=172.16.192.2,255.255.0.0,172.16.192.2

Frames section

[CAUTION] This section does not apply to the MPU955 system, and should not be changed.

[FRAMES] ***{ MX Frame definition from Admin file } ***{ MXSW has format <num_rows>,<num_cols>,<interface_num> } ***{ All others use <num_functions>,<interface_num> } ***{ All 0's used for digital-only systems. }

MXSWFunction=0,0,0 MXCONTFunction=0,0 MXOSDFunction=0,0 MXDIOFunction=0,0 MXRMSFunction=0,0

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Procs section

This section tells the system which interface is to be used by certain process files.

[PROCS] ***{ Process Interface Assignments } ***{ Format: <Process Name>=<interface_num> } ***{ Set these three to the interface_num of the Ethernet keyboards: }

Keybp=1 Mxconts=1 Mxpfw=1 “1” means interface1 in [INTERFACES] section. MPU955 CPU has 3 software processes (listed above) to communicate to a CU850. All processes should use same interface number. Factory default setup is interface “1”.

***{ Set Swcpu to the same interface_num for all unit CPUs: }

Swcpu=1 “1” measn interface1 in [INTERFACES] section. In case of redundant system, Both CPUA and CPUB must be assigned the same interface_num. Factory default setup is interface “1”.

***{ Set UnitManager to the same interface_num for all system CPUs: }

UnitManager=2 Not currently supported

***{ Set CSntp to the interface_num for EXTERNAL SNTP operation: }

CSntp=2 Not currently supported

***{ Set SSntp to the same interface_num for all system CPUs: }

SSntp=2 Not currently supported

***{ Set SNMPAgent to the same interface_num for all system CPUs: }

SNMPAgent=2 “1” means interface1 in [INTERFACES] section. Factory default setup is interface “2”.

OSD section

All settings in this section are set to factory default, which provide the best monitor layout.

[OSD] ***{ Initial OSD display position } ***{ Alarm text is placed on the General Status line. } ***{ Format: <DisplayItemPosition>=<x-position>,<y-position> }

TimeDatePosition=1,1 CamTitlePosition=1,16 MonStatusPosition=1,15 GenStatusPosition=1,14

***{ Time-Date, Camera Title and Camera ID Controls } ***{ Code 2 takes effect only if source is MXOSD } ***{ Format: <Control Name>=<control code> } ***{ control code 0 - OFF } ***{ control code 1 - ON } ***{ control code 2 - By Operator }

TimeDateControl=2 CamTitleControl=2 CamIDControl=2

***{ Time and Date display format } ***{ Format: TimeDateFormat=<format> } ***{ format 0 - DD/MM/YYYY } ***{ format 1 - MM/DD/YYYY } ***{ format 2 - DD/Mmm/YYYY } ***{ format 3 - YYYY/MM/DD } ***{ format 4 - Mmm/DD/YYYY } ***{ format 5 - DD/MM/'YY } ***{ format 6 - MM/DD/'YY } ***{ format 7 - DD/Mmm/'YY } ***{ format 8 - 'YY/MM/DD } ***{ format 9 - Mmm/DD/'YY }

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TimeDateFormat=1

***{ Time-Hour Display format } ***{ Format: TimeHourFormat=<format> } ***{ format 0 - 12 Hour } ***{ format 1 - 24 Hour }

TimeHourFormat=0

UNIT section

[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.

[UNIT] ***{ The unit ID should be the same as the one defined in } ***{ the Global Admin database for this unit. } ***{ For single-unit systems, use ID=1. (ID=0 is invalid) } ID=1

RMS section

[CAUTION] This section does not apply to the MPU955 system, and should not be changed.

[RMS] ***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless } ***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the } ***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. } ***{ Required only for PSDIC RMS *NumDedicatedRecorders=0 *NumBackupRecorders=0 *Review=0,0,0 *Backup=0,0,0 *IdleSource=0 *Links=0,0

LOG section

This section sets the frequency with which log files are saved to hard disk. The defaults below have the logs being copied every 10 minutes and stored for 7 days.

[LOG] ***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless } ***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the } ***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. } ***{ Log generation/save characteristics } ***{ Format: <LogFileName>=<Minutes>,<Days> } ***{ Minutes = Frequency to copy to HD (1 - 30 min) } ***{ Note: Values outside this range = 1 min. } ***{ Days = days to save on HD (5 - 30) }

UserLog=10,7 SwLog=10,7 (SwLog is not currently supported) AlarmLog=10,7 VideoLossLog=10,7

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RS232ALARM section

[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.

All RS232C ports can be set in Admin Console for the alarm interface. This section describes the characteristics for the external alarm port only. Other use of the port, such as for an external controller, must be configured using Admin Console.

[RS232ALARM] ***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless } ***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the } ***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. } ***{ Enable/Disable Serial Alarms by port } ***{ Format: AlarmPort=<port 1>,<port 2>,<port 3> } ***{ port # = use "1" to indicate desired port (only one) } ***{ port # = use "0" to indicate ports not desired } *AlarmPort=1,0,0

ALARMTEXTDISPLAY section

This section sets up the characteristics of the alarm text - whether alarm text only or alarm and action text.

There is a 40 character maximum for alarm text.

[ALARMTEXTDISPLAY] ***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless } ***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the } ***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. } ***{ Alarm Text Display format } ***{ Format: AlarmTextDisplay=<option> } ***{ option 0 - Display Alarm Text only } ***{ option 1 - Display both Alarm Text (20 chars) } ***{ and Action Text (20 chars) } *AlarmTextDisplay=0

SYSTEM section

[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.

Use Admin Console to select the correct CPU size.

[SYSTEM] ***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless } ***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the } ***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. } ***{ Format: Keyboards=<num of controllers on this unit> } ***{ Cameras=<num of cameras on this unit> } ***{ Monitors=<num of monitors on this unit> } *Keyboards=64 *Cameras=1024 *Monitors=256

ROUTING section

[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.

This section allows the setting of certain network parameters. If you believe changes are necessary, consult your network administrator.

***{ This section is optional to the system. It is only required for external gateway. } ***{ Only one default gateway entry is allowed! } ***{ Format: default=<gateway IPA> }

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The factory default settings below are up is commented out by “*”.

default=192.168.200.1 ***{ Network entries must be grouped together although any number of entries is allowed. } ***{ Format: network=<destination>,<gateway>,<netmask> } *network=64.0.0.0,192.168.200.44,255,0,0,0 *network=88.0.0.0,192.168.200.88,255,0,0,0 *network=33.5.0.0,192.168.200.66,255,0,0,0 *network=64.0.0.0,192.168.200.55,255,0,0,0 ***{ Host entries must be grouped together although any number of entries is allowed. } ***{ Format: host=<destination>,<gateway> } *host=33.44.55.66,192.168.200.66 *host=11.22.33.44,192.168.200.44

SNTP section

[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.

This section allows changes to Simple Network Time Protocol parameters, if SNTP is implemented.

***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless } ***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the } ***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. } ***{ This section lists user-defined client SNTP values, } ***{ sync rates and an external server address. } ***{ } ***{ Format: (VALUES INTERNAL TO THIS UNIT) } ***{ ClientMode=<mode> (act as an SNTP client) } ***{ modes: 0 - Internal (default) } ***{ 1 - Unicast } ***{ 2 - Anycast } ***{ 3 - Broadcast } ***{ ServerMode=<mode> (to expose its timestamp to } ***{ other units) } ***{ modes: 0 - Off } ***{ 1 - On (default) } ***{ InternalFrequency=<time frequency of sync (secs)> } ***{ -default is 600 sec (10 min) } ***{ } ***{ (VALUES FOR EXTERNAL CONNECTION) } ***{ NTPServerIPA=<IPA> of SNTP server } ***{ -for Unicast mode only; optional for } ***{ modes 0,2,3. } ***{ ExternalFrequency=<time frequency of sync (secs)> } ***{ -default is 18000 sec (5 hrs) } ***{ TZOffset=<hour> time zone offset from GMT } ***{ (+,-12 in integer values) } ***{ DaylightSaving=<on/off> (applies for the local } ***{ time zone) } ***{ on/off: 0 - off } ***{ 1 - on } *ClientMode=1 *ServerMode=1 *InternalFrequency=600 *NTPServerIPA=192.168.200.XXX *ExternalFrequency=18000 *TZOffset=5 *DaylightSaving=1

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Default Database Contents

This section indicates the contents of the default database - sample.adm - that is included on the CD-ROM.

GX DEVICES

I/F

IPA

ENC

Input port

DEC

Output port

GXDIN

Input port

Address

CAMERAS

192.168.1.1

192.168.1.2

192.168.2.1

192.168.2.2

192.168.3.1

192.168.4.1

Logical #

00:00:00:00:00:00

Switch

Digital

Ports

1 - 4

5 - 8

9 - 12

13 - 16

–

Compensation

Short

Bitrate

6.144

–

1 - 4

5 - 8

Model

WV-CS854A

–

CAMERA1

CAMERA2

CAMERA3

CAMERA4

CAMERA5

CAMERA6

CAMERA7

CAMERA8

CAMERA9

CAMERA10

CAMERA11

CAMERA12

CAMERA13

CAMERA14

CAMERA15

CAMERA16

OSD

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CONTROLLERS

Area

Priority

Boot File

–

keyether

Model

WV-CU350

RS232

WV-CU850

IPA

127.0.0.1

172.18.0.200

00:00:00:00:00:00

00:80:45:0D:D0:01

Port

Note 1: Although actual model number is WV-CU360C, WV-CU350 should be entered to Model field. Note 2: Actual MAC address that is indicated on a product should be entered to EA field.

MONITORS

Area

Local

Switch

Digital

Port

OPERATORS

100

955

Password

100

955

Priority

100

Timeout

00:00:00

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Page 27

OPERATING PROCEDURES (with WV-CU850)

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Log-in and Log-out

Before starting the following procedures, all system components must be turned on. The following procedures apply when the WV-CU850 System Controller is connected to the system. Some of functions are not available when the WV-CU360C System Controller is connected.

■ Log-in

1. Turn on the power switches of all system components.

2. Press the POWER ON/OFF Switch located on the rear of the System Controller, to the ON position. The LINK indicator lights up and the following displays will appear on the LCD display of the system controller.

INFORMATION

HELLO!

3. Select your registered operator ID number (up to 5 digits) by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key. "PASSWORD" will appear on the LCD display of the controller.

INFORMATION

ID:100

INFORMATION

ID:

NO OPERATOR

INFORMATION

ID:100

PASSWORD:

–––––

If operator ID and password are correct, "OK" will appear for 2 seconds on the LCD display.

Note: If an operator ID and password error have

occurred, "NG" will appear for 2 seconds on the LCD display with a beep sound, then the Log-in procedure automatically returns to the start.

■ Log-out

This function is used when an operator is leaving the controller, or no longer requires access to the system.

1. Hold down the [LOGOUT] key and then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key to log out. "NO OPERATOR" is displayed on the LCD display of the controller.

INFORMATION

ID:

NO OPERATOR

LOGOUT

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

LOGOUT

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

T&D

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

4. Select your registered password (up to 5 digits) by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key.

INFORMATION

ID:100

PASSWORD:

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

T&D

ALM S

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

INFORMATION

ID:100

PASSWORD:OK

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

*****

2. Turn off the Power switch located on the rear of the controller.

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Monitor and Camera Selection

After log-in, the following operations are available for controlling the system. The operation begins with selecting a monitor; then select a camera to be displayed on the active monitor screen.

■ Monitor Selection

1. Select the desired monitor number by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [MONITOR] key to execute the selection. The selected monitor number is now displayed on the MONITOR display of the controller.

INFORMATION

Entry:16

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

2. Pressing the [NEXT] key while holding down the [MONITOR] key will select the next higher monitor number, or pressing the [PREV] key while holding down the [MONITOR] key will select the next lower monitor num-

ber.

INFORMATION

Monitor Next

INFORMATION

Mon16

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

ESC EXIT

BLK

INFORMATION

Monitor Prev

)

■ Camera Selection

1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Select the desired camera number by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key. The selected camera picture appears on the active monitor and the selected camera number is now displayed on the CAMERA display of the controller.

INFORMATION

Entry:128

231

CAM ID

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

3. Pressing the [NEXT] key while holding down the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key will replace the currently selected

camera with the next higher camera number, or pressing the [PREV] key while holding down the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key will replace the currently selected camera with the next lower camera number.

INFORMATION

Camera Next

INFORMATION

Cam 128

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

INFORMATION

Camera Prev

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

Note: The MONITOR BUSY indicator lights, if the moni-

tor is selected by a higher priority operator. Control of the same monitor is denied to an operator with a lower priority.

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

LOGOUT

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

SHIFT

EXIT

BLK

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

Note: The CAMERA BUSY indicator lights, if the cam-

era is selected by a higher priority operator. Control of the same camera is denied to an operator with a lower priority.

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■ Priority Lock

This function is used to retain control of a monitor for an operator, even after that operator has selected another monitor.

Caution: This function will prevent operators with a lower

priority from gaining control of a monitor. However, higher priority operators may still gain control of that monitor.

● Applying Priority Lock

1. Select the desired monitor to apply Priority Lock. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Pressing the [MONITOR] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will toggle the Priority Lock mode on and off on the active monitor. If the Priority Lock mode is selected, the monitor number with "L" sign is displayed on the active monitor and the MONITOR LOCK indicator on the controller is on.

INFORMATION

Mon Lock

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

BLK

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

EXIT

)

● Releasing Priority Lock

1. Select the desired monitor to release Priority Lock. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Pressing the [MONITOR] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will release the lock mode. The monitor number is displayed normally on the active monitor and the MONITOR LOCK indicator on the controller is now off.

INFORMATION

Mon Unlock

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Display Setting for Controller

■ Adjustment of LCD Display

The following procedures let you adjust backlight and contrast of the controller’s LCD display.

● Back Light Adjustment

Adjust the back light by turning the LCD BRIGHT control located on the rear of the controller.

Clockwise: increases the back light brightness Counterclockwise: decreases the back light bright-

ness

● Contrast Adjustment

Adjust the contrast of the characters displayed on the LCD display by turning the LCD CONTRAST control located on the rear of the controller.

Clockwise: increases the character contrast Counterclockwise: decreases the character contrast

LCD

CONTRAST BRIGHT

■ Adjustment of LED Display

The following procedure lets you adjust the brightness of the Monitor and Camera LED displays and LED indicators on the controller. Adjust the brightness by turning the LED BRIGHT control located on the rear of the controller.

Clockwise: increases brightness Counterclockwise: decreases brightness

LED

BRIGHT

INFORMATION

ID:100

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

SYS S

GEN

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

● Controller ID Display

Pressing the [PREV] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will display the Controller ID number on the LCD display.

INFORMATION

Sys Ctrl ID:1

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

SYS S

GEN

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

● System Version Display

Pressing the [NEXT] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will display the system version number on the LCD display.

INFORMATION

Ver:3.0.0.1

■ IDs Display Function

This controller has the following functions.

● Operator ID Display

Pressing the [GROUP PRESET] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will display the Operator ID number on the LCD display.

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

SYS S

GEN

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

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Controlling Camera Site Accessories

Controls for camera site accessories are located on the right side of the front panel of the System Controller. Included are Zoom Control, Focus Control, Iris Control, Preset and Pan/Tilt Controls. Normally, combination cameras equipped with the specific feature or a WV-RC100 or WV-RC150 Receiver are required to utilize these functions.

■ Lens Control

Note: Confirm that the specified lens, with power

zoom/focus functions, is mounted on the camera. Also confirm that the Lens Selection (DC/VIDEO) on the camera is set to the DC position. Function capabilities vary between cameras. Referring to the operating instructions of each camera is recommended.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [FOCUS NEAR/FAR] keys while observing the monitor to adjust the lens focus to achieve a sharply focused picture.

FOCUS

NEAR FA R

By pressing these keys at the same time, the lens iris is reset to the factory default setting.

■ Pan/Tilt Control

● Pan/Tilt Control (Manual Operation)

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Move the Joystick Controller to move the Pan/Tilt Head towards the desired direction. If the joystick is positioned in between UP and R, the Pan/Tilt Head moves diagonally towards Up and Right. Eight directions are available: Up / Down / Right / Left / Up-Right / Up-Left / Down-Right / Down-left.

DOWN

AUTO FOCUS

By pressing these keys at the same time, the lens focus is set automatically, if the specified camera with the auto focus feature is used.

3. Press the [ZOOM TELE/WIDE] keys while observing the monitor to adjust the lens zoom to achieve the desired picture. Press the [TELE] key to optically bring an object closer. Pressing the [WIDE] key has the reverse effect.

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

4. Press the [IRIS CLOSE/OPEN] keys to close/open the lens iris. Adjust the lens iris by using these keys to obtain the proper picture exposure.

IRIS

WIPER

OPEN

● Pan/Tilt Control (Auto Panning)

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will activate the Auto Panning function of the selected camera.

LOGOUT

231

CAM ID

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

BLK

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC EXIT

)

3. To cancel the auto panning function, move the Joystick Controller.

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

DEFAULT

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● Pan/Tilt Control (Program Preset Position)

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Move the camera to the position to be preset by moving the Joystick Controller and pressing the lens control keys.

3. Select the desired preset position number by pressing the numeric keys.

3. Press the [CALL PRESET] key to move to the preset position of the selected camera on the active monitor.

INFORMATION

Entry:52

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

INFORMATION

Preset 52

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

4. Holding down the [PGM PRESET] key, and then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key to save a preset position of the camera.

INFORMATION

Entry:48

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

INFORMATION

Prg Preset48

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

Notes:

• If the position number entered has been stored previously, the old position will be overwritten by the new one.

• This function is disabled when the WV-CS600 Series or WV-CS650 Series Camera is connected to the Encoder.

Note: To be able to use the above function, the preset

position number must have been set for that camera.

● Pan/Tilt Control (Call Preset Position)

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Select the preset position number by pressing the numeric keys.

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■ Receiver Control

● Camera Housing Control

The following function is available only when the WV-RC100 or WV-RC150 Receivers are included in the system and the specified camera housing is installed.

• Wiper Control

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [IRIS CLOSE] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will turn on the Housing Wiper of the camera until the keys are released.

INFORMATION

Wiper On

IRIS

LOGOUT

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF

DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

• Defroster Control

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

OPEN

WIPER

DEFAULT

FOCUS

NEAR FAR

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

● Auxiliary Control

The following function is available only when the WV-RC100 or WV-RC150 Receivers are included in the system.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [AREA] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will turn on the user’s auxiliary switch 1 of the Receiver. Pressing the [LOG OUT] key holding down the [SHIFT] key will turn off the user’s auxiliary switch 1 of the Receiver.

3. Press the [PGM PRESET] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will turn on the user’s auxiliary switch 2 of the Receiver. Pressing the [CALL PRESET] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will turn off the user’s auxiliary switch 2 of the Receiver.

INFORMATION

Aux1 On

LOGOUT

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

T&D

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

2. Pressing the [DIGITAL OUT] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will turn on the housing defroster of the camera. To turn off the defroster, pressing the [CAM POSI] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key.

INFORMATION

Def On

LOGOUT

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

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Camera Function Control

■ Camera Setup

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [F4] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will gain access to the Camera Setup Menu display on the active monitor.

INFORMATION

Cam Menu On

ALARM

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

ACK

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

RESET

ALL

RESET

VER

FWD

RUN

ARM

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

T&D

F.1 F. 2 F. 3

231

CAM ID

VLD S

)

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

BLK

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

EXIT

)

3. Select the desired item in the menu by moving the Joystick Controller UP and DOWN, and then select the desired parameter (or mode) in the menu by moving the Joystick Controller L and R. Press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] key to execute the currently highlighted selection and to enter a submenu of the Camera Setup Menu, or press the [CLEAR (ESC)] key to leave the currently selected menu and return to the previous page of the menu.

F.4

CMENU

OFF

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

F.5 F.6

IRIS

OPEN

WIPER

DEFAULT

FOCUS

NEAR FAR

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

CAM FUNC

■ Changing to Black and White Pictures

The following function is available only when specified cameras having a color-black and white switching feature are used.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [F6] key two times.

"B/W Change" as shown in the figure will appear on the

LCD display of the controller.

INFORMATION

B/W change 1:On 2:Off

F.1 F. 2 F. 3

ARM

231

CAM ID

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

SYS S

GEN

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

SHIFT

EXIT

BLK

3. Press the [1] key to change the picture from color to black and white on the active monitor.

4. Press the [2] key to change black and white to color picture on the active monitor.

F.4

CMENU

OFF

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

F.5 F.6

IRIS

OPEN

WIPER

DEFAULT

FOCUS

NEAR FAR

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

CAM FUNC

4. Press the [RESET] key in the menu to reset the parameter of a selected item to the factory default setting or enter the Special Camera Menu when the cursor is positioned on SPECIAL in the menu. Pressing the [RESET] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will restore all factory default settings.

• Refer to the Operating Instructions of the selected

Notes:

camera for more details.

• Moving the joystick while holding down the [SHIFT] key will move the camera smoothly for presetting the position in the camera setup menu.

5. To close the Camera Setup Menu, press the [F3] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key.

5. To exit from the mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] key.

Note: When the black and white parameter is set

AUTO in the camera setup menu, this function is disabled.

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■ Patrol Learn and Play

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature. A routine of manual operations can be stored for a specific time and later reproduced repetitively.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [F6] key three times.

"Patrol Learn" as shown in the figure will appear on the

LCD display of the controller.

INFORMATION

Patrol Learn 1:Play 2:Learn(2+Enter) 3:Stop

F.1 F. 2 F. 3

ARM

231

CAM ID

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

SHIFT

EXIT

BLK

To save the patrol sequence, follow the procedure shown below.

q Press the [2] key, then press the [CAMERA

(ENTER)] key to start Patrol Learn.

F.4

CMENU

OFF

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

F.5 F.6

IRIS

OPEN

WIPER

DEFAULT

FOCUS

NEAR FAR

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

CAM FUNC

■ Camera Panning Function

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [F6] key four times.

"Pan Action" as shown in the figure will appear on the

LCD display of the controller.

INFORMATION

Pan Action 1:Pan 3:seq 2:Sort 4:Random

F.1 F. 2 F. 3

ARM

231

CAM ID

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

)

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

SHIFT

EXIT

BLK

3. Press the assigned numeric key shown below to activate the panning function of the selected camera.

1: Activates Auto Pan. 2: Activates Sort Pan. 3: Activates Sequence Pan. 4: Activates Random Pan.

F.4

CMENU

OFF

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

F.5 F.6

IRIS

OPEN

WIPER

DEFAULT

FOCUS

NEAR FAR

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

CAM FUNC

w Operate the camera manually. Operations data

(patrol sequence) is stored.

e Press the [3] key to end the learning.

To reproduce the stored data, follow the procedure shown below.

q Press the [1] key to reproduce the stored Patrol

function.

w Press the [3] key to end the reproduction.

3. To exit from the mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] key.

Notes:

• The AUTO MODE parameter previously set in the camera setup menu will be automatically replaced to the activated function parameter.

• Random Pan function is not currently supported.

4. To exit from the mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] key.

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Running Sequence

■ Tour Sequence

The following functions are available only if a Tour Sequence has been previously established through the Administration Console. As described on the setup, any of the tours can be assigned to any of the monitors.

1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Select the desired Tour Sequence Number by pressing the numeric keys.

3. Pressing the [FWD RUN] key while holding down the [TOUR SEQ] key will run the tour sequence in forward direction on the active monitor, or pressing the [REV RUN] key while holding down the [TOUR SEQ] key will run the tour sequence in reverse direction on the active monitor. The selected Tour Sequence Number (T8) with "R" sign (indicate running status) is displayed on the active monitor.

INFORMATION

Entry:8

INFORMATION

Seq 8 Fwd Run

7. Press the [NEXT] key to move the sequence one frame to the next step (in forward or reverse run direction) from the step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE key.

8. Press the [PREV] key to move the sequence one frame to the previous step (in forward or reverse run direction) from the step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE key.

9. To return to Spot monitoring, press the [STOP] key to end a Tour Sequence that is being run on the active monitor.

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

BLK

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC EXIT

)

Note: By the factory default setting, pressing the

[TOUR SEQ] key after numeric input will run the

selected Tour Sequence forward.

4. Press the [PAUSE] key to pause a Tour Sequence that is being run on the active monitor. The "P" sign (indicating the pause status) is displayed at the Tour Sequence Number on the active monitor.

INFORMATION

Seq 8 Pause

5. Press the [FWD RUN] key to restart a Tour Sequence forward from the next step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE key.

6. Press the [REV RUN] key to restart a Tour Sequence backward from the next step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE key.

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Monitor Display Control

■ On-Screen Display Control

The procedure described below lets you determine the display, such as camera title, clock and status, on and off on the active monitor screen.

Note: The following functions are not available when the

on-screen displays are compounded from the Character Board that is installed on the Camera Input Board. Confirm the setting in the Administration Console for details.

1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Pressing the [1] key while holding down the [OSD] key will toggle the clock (time and date) display on the active monitor on and off.

07/07/1999 03:37:21 PM

3. Pressing the [2] key while holding down the [OSD] key will toggle the camera number and title display on the active monitor on and off.

07/07/1999 03:37:21 PM

M■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

M■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

RUN

SHIFT

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

BLK

GEN SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC EXIT

)

4. Pressing the [3] key while holding down the [OSD] key will toggle the general status display on the active monitor on and off.

07/07/1999 03:37:21 PM

M■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR SEQ

OSD

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

SHIFT

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5. Pressing the [5] key while holding down the [OSD] key will toggle the monitor status display on the active monitor on and off.

07/07/1999 03:37:21 PM

M■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

OSD

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SHIFT

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

EXIT

BLK

6. Pressing the [6] key while holding down the [OSD] key will toggle the display except clock (time and date) on the active monitor on and off.

07/07/1999 03:37:21 PM

M■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

231

CAM ID

T&D

VER

ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

GEN

SYS S

ALL

OSD

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SHIFT

CLEAR

(

)

ESC

EXIT

BLK

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Alarm Control

When cameras and monitor are armed for alarm response with an alarm input, the camera pictures associated with that alarm input is displayed on the monitor when the alarm is received. When an alarm is received, the ALARM indicator lights. The indicator remains lit until all alarms are cleared by pressing the RESET key.

■ Alarm Arming Control

1. Select an alarm number by pressing the numeric keys, followed by the [ALARM] key.

2. Pressing the [ARM] key repeatedly will arm or disarm cameras and monitor for alarm response with the selected alarm. "Armed" or "Disarmed" will be displayed on the LCD display.

INFORMATION

Entry:43

ALARM

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR

SEQ

OSD

ACK

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

RESET

ALL

RESET

VER

FWD RUN

ARM

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

T&D

)

F.1 F. 2

231

CAM ID

VLD S

5964

MSTATUS

VLD H

BLK

INFORMATION

Alarm 43

Armed

GEN

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

■ To Cancel Alarms

1. Select an activated alarm number that is displayed on the active monitor by pressing the numeric keys, followed by the [ALARM] key.

2. Select the alarm action number by pressing the numeric key, then press the [ACK] key to acknowledge the activated alarm manually. The acknowledged alarm picture is displayed on the active monitor, and the ACK indicator on the controller is turned on.

Note: By the factory default setting, pressing only the

[ACK] key will interpret it as the alarm action #0.

3. After acknowledging the alarm, press the [RESET] key to reset the alarm. The ACK indicator will go off.

INFORMATION

Alarm 43

ALARM

GROUP PRESET

GROUP

SEQ

TOUR SEQ

OSD

ACK

RESET

S-CTL IDOPE ID

PAUSE STOP

REV

FWD

RUN

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

ALL

RESET

VER

RUN

ARM

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

INFORMATION

Alarm 43

Acknowledged

F.1 F. 2

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

ESC EXIT

BLK

)

3. Pressing the [NEXT] key while holding down the [ALARM] key will select the next higher alarm number, or pressing the [PREV] key while holding down the [ALARM] key will select the next lower alarm number.

4. Pressing the [ARM] key repeatedly will arm or disarm cameras and monitor for alarm response with the selected alarm.

5. To exit from alarm selecting mode, press the [CLEAR

(ESC)] key.

Note: All reset function is available without selecting

the activated alarms. Pressing the [RESET] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key will cancel all currently activated alarms at once.

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Other Functions

■ Digital Output Function

The following function is available only if Digital Outputs has been previously established through the Administration Console.

1. Select a Digital Output number by pressing the numeric keys.

2. Press the [DIGITAL OUT] key to produce a one shot pulse for activating an assigned event.

INFORMATION

Entry:105

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

T&D

ALM S

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

INFORMATION

DigOut105

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

■ Area Control Function

The following function is available only if the monitors are previously assigned to the areas through the Administration Console.

■ Joystick Calibration

The following procedure is available at startup after the "HELLO!" display on the LCD display of the controller or after logging out.

1. Select [1][2][3][4][5] by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [F6] key.

INFORMATION

ID:

NO OPERATOR

ARM

T&D ALM S

(

)

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

F.1 F.2 F.3

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

F.4

CMENU

OFF

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

F.5 F. 6

WIPER

DEFAULT

FOCUS

NEAR FAR

AUTO FOCUS

WIDE TELE

2. Move the Joystick to the position specified by the LCD display prompts and hold it, then press the [CLEAR] key. Repeat this procedure. The prompts on the LCD display will be replaced by pressing the [CLEAR] key as shown below.

IRIS

ZOOM

OPEN

CAM FUNC

INFORMATION

ID:12345

DOWN

1. Select an Area number by pressing the numeric keys.

2. Press the [AREA] key to apply all the controller’s functions to the selected area.

INFORMATION

Entry:2

T&D

ALM S

(

ALARM

ALM H

SHIFT

231

CAM ID

GEN

VLD S

SYS S

)

5964

ALL

MSTATUS

VLD H

CLEAR

(

)

ESC EXIT

BLK

INFORMATION

LOGOUT

AREA

AUX1 OFF AUX1 ON

CALL

PGM

PRESET

AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON

DIGITAL

CAM

OUT

POSI

DEF OFF DEF ON

CAMERA (ENTER)

AUTO PAN

Area 2

Note: Pressing the [AREA] key with no numeric input

will display currently selected area number on the LCD display.

Center (Press CLR)

↓

Up (Press CLR)

↓

Right (Press CLR)

↓

Down (Press CLR)

↓

Left (Press CLR)

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Page 43

OPERATING PROCEDURES (with WV-CU360C)

Page 44

Log-in and Log-out

Before starting the following procedures, all system components must be turned on. The following procedures apply when the WV-CU360C System Controller is connected to the system.

■ Log-in

1. Turn on the power switches of all system components.

2. Turn on the power of the WV-CU360C System Controller by connecting the AC adapter to the AC outlet. The LINK indicator lights up and "NO USER" will appear on the LED display of the system controller.

3. Select your registered operator ID number (up to 5 digits) by pressing the numeric buttons, then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button. The underline display now appears on the LED display of the controller.

PROGRAM

CAM IDT&D

GEN

PRESET

4. Select your registered Password (up to 5 digits) by pressing the numeric buttons, then press the [CAM- ERA (ENTER)] button.

PROGRAM

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

If operator ID and password are correct, "READY" will appear on the LED display.

Note: If an operator ID and password error have

occurred, the PROHIBITED indicator on the controller will light up and "NO ACCESS" will blink on the LED display for about 3 seconds. Then the Log-in procedure automatically returns to the start.

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

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■ IDs Display Function

This controller has the following functions.

● Operator ID Display

Pressing the [GROUP PRESET] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will display the Operator ID on the LED display.

■ Log-out

This function is used when an operator is leaving the controller, or no longer requires access to the system.

1. Hold down the [LOGOUT] button and then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button to log out. "NO USER" is displayed on the LED display of the controller.

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

● Controller ID Display

Pressing the [PREV] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will display the Controller ID on the LED display.

GROUP PRESET

NEXTPREV

CAM IDT&D

GEN

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

PROGRAM

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

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Monitor and Camera Selection

After log-in, the following operations are available for controlling the system. The operation begins with selecting a monitor; then select a camera to be displayed on the active monitor screen.

■ Monitor Selection

1. Select the desired monitor number by pressing the numeric buttons, then press the [MONITOR] button to execute the selection. The MONITOR indicator on the controller is turned on and the selected monitor number is now displayed on the LED display of the controller.

CAM IDT&D

VLD S

VDL H

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

NEXTPREV

AUX1 OFF

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

AUX1 ON

ALM S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

If the selected monitor number is not valid or partitioned, the PROHIBITED indicator is on and the number on the LED display will blink for about 3 seconds. Return to step 1 and select a new monitor number.

2. Pressing the [NEXT] button while holding down the [MONITOR] button will select the next higher monitor number, or pressing the [PREV] button while holding down the [MONITOR] button will select the next lower monitor number.

■ Camera Selection

1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Select the desired camera number by pressing the numeric buttons, then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button. The selected camera picture appears on the currently selected monitor and the selected camera number is now displayed on the LED display of the controller.

PROGRAM

CAM IDT&D

GEN

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

VLD S

AUX2 ON

VDL H

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

ALM S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

If the selected camera number is not valid or partitioned, the PROHIBITED indicator is on and the number on the LED display will blink for about 3 seconds. Return to step 2 and select a new camera number.

3. Pressing the [NEXT] button while holding down the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button will replace the currently selected camera with the next higher camera number, or pressing the [PREV] button while holding down the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button will replace the currently selected camera with the next lower camera number.

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

Note: The BUSY indicator lights, if the monitor is select-

ed by a higher priority operator. Control of the same monitor is denied to an operator with a lower priority.

PROGRAM

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

Note: The BUSY indicator lights, if the camera is

selected by a higher priority operator. Control of the same camera is denied to an operator with a lower priority.

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■ Priority Lock

This function is used to retain control of a monitor for an operator, even after that operator has selected another monitor.

Caution: This function will prevent operators with a lower

priority from gaining control of a monitor. However, higher priority operators may still gain control of that monitor.

● Applying Priority Lock

1. Select the desired monitor to apply Priority Lock. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Pressing the [MONITOR] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will toggle the Priority Lock mode on and off on the active monitor. If the Priority Lock mode is selected, the monitor number with "L" sign is displayed on the active monitor and the MONITOR LOCK indicator on the controller is on.

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

● Releasing Priority Lock

1. Select the desired monitor to release Priority Lock. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Pressing the [MONITOR] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will release the lock mode. The monitor number is displayed normally on the active monitor and the MONITOR LOCK indicator on the controller is now off.

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Controlling Camera Site Accessories

■ Lens Control

Note: Confirm that the specified lens, with power

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [FOCUS NEAR/FAR] buttons while observing the monitor to adjust the lens focus to achieve a sharply focused picture.

FOCUS

FARNEAR

AUTO FOCUS

■ Pan/Tilt Control

● Pan/Tilt Control (Manual Operation)

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

DOWN

● Pan/Tilt Control (Auto Panning)

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

By pressing these buttons at the same time, the lens focus is set automatically, if the specified camera with the auto focus feature is used.

3. Press the [ZOOM TELE/WIDE] buttons while observing the monitor to adjust the lens zoom to achieve the desired picture. Press the [TELE] button to optically bring an object closer. Pressing the [WIDE] button has the reverse effect.

ZOOM

TELEWIDE

4. Press the [IRIS CLOSE/OPEN] buttons to close/open the lens iris. Adjust the lens iris by using these buttons to obtain the proper picture exposure.

IRIS

OPENCLOSE

AUTO IRIS

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will activate the Auto Panning function of the selected camera.

PROGRAM

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

3. To cancel the auto panning function, move the Joystick Controller.

By pressing these buttons at the same time, the lens iris is reset to the factory default setting.

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● Pan/Tilt Control (Program Preset Position)

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Move the camera to the position to be preset by moving the Joystick Controller and pressing the lens control buttons.

3. Select the desired preset position number by pressing the numeric buttons.

4. Holding down the [PROGRAM PRESET] button, and then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button to save a preset position of the selected camera.

PROGRAM

CAM IDT&D

GEN

PRESET

● Pan/Tilt Control (Call Preset Position)

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Select the preset position number by pressing the numeric buttons.

3. Press the [CALL PRESET] button to move to the preset position of the selected camera on the active monitor.

PROGRAM

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

AUX1 OFF

ALM S

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 ON

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 ON

VDL H

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

VLD S

AUX2 ON

VDL H

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

ALM S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

Notes:

• If the position number entered has been stored previously, the old position will be overwritten by the new one.

• This function is disabled when the WV-CS600 Series or WV-CS650 Series Camera is connected to the Encoder.

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

CLEAR

(

ESC

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

Note: To be able to use the above function, the preset

position number must have been set for that camera.

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■ Receiver Control

● Camera Housing Control

The following function is available only when the WV-RC100 or WV-RC150 Receivers are included in the system and the specified camera housing is installed.

• Wiper Control

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [3] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will turn on the Housing Wiper of the camera until buttons are released.

CAM IDT&D

GEN



AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

VLD S

AUX2 ON

VDL H

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

ALM S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

DEF OFF DEF ON

● Auxiliary Control

The following function is available only when the WV-RC100 or WV-RC150 Receivers are included in the system.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [2] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will turn on the user’s auxiliary switch 1 of the Receiver. Pressing the [1] button holding down the [SHIFT] button will turn off the user’s auxiliary switch 1 of the Receiver.

3. Press the [5] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will turn on the user’s auxiliary switch 2 of the Receiver. Pressing the [4] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will turn off the user’s auxiliary switch 2 of the Receiver.

CAM IDT&D

GEN

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 ON

VDL H

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

ALM S

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

SHIFT BLK EXIT

• Defroster Control

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [8] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will turn on the housing defroster of the camera. To turn off the defroster, pressing the [7] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button.

CAM IDT&D

GEN

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

VLD S

AUX2 ON

VDL H

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

ALM S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

SHIFT BLK EXIT

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Camera Function Control

■ Camera Setup

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Pressing the [STOP] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will open the Camera Setup Menu on the active monitor. The STOP indicator will light.

ALARM

DISARM

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

RESETACK

ALL RESET

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

PROGRAM

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

■ Changing to Black and White Pictures

The following function is available only when specified cameras having a color-black and white switching feature are used.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [F2] button two times. "BLACT" as shown in the figure will appear on the LED display of the controller.

ALARM

DISARM

GROUP PRESET

RESETACK

ALL RESET

NEXTPREV

PROGRAM

CAM IDT&D

GEN

PRESET

CAM FUNC

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SHIFT BLK EXIT

AUTO

PAN

3. Select the desired item in the menu by moving the Joystick Controller UP and DOWN, and then select the desired parameter (or mode) in the menu by moving the Joystick Controller L and R. Press the [CAMERA (ENTER)] button to execute the currently highlighted selection and to enter a submenu of the Camera Setup Menu, or press the [CLEAR (ESC)] button to leave from the currently selected menu and return to the previous page of the menu.

4. Press the [RESET] button in the menu to reset the parameter of a selected item to the factory default setting or enter the Special Camera Menu when the cursor is positioned on SPECIAL in the menu. Pressing the [RESET] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will restore all factory default settings.

• Refer to the Operating Instructions of the selected

Notes:

camera for more details.

• Moving the joystick while holding down the [SHIFT] button will move the camera smoothly for presetting the position in the camera setup menu.

5. To close the Camera Setup Menu, press the [PAUSE] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button. The STOP indicator will go off.

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

TOUR

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SEQ

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

3. Press the [1] button to change the picture from color to black and white on the active monitor. "BL ON" appears on the LED display to indicate the selected mode.

4. Press the [2] button to change black and white to color picture on the active monitor. "BL OF" appears on the LED display to indicate the selected mode.

5. To exit from the mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] button.

Note: When the black and white parameter is set

AUTO in the camera setup menu, this function is disabled.

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■ Patrol Learn and Play

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature. A routine of manual operations can be stored for a specific time and later reproduced repetitively.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [F2] button three times. "LEARN" as shown in the figure will appear on the LED display of the controller.

■ Camera Panning Function

The following function requires the use of cameras equipped with this specific feature.

1. Select the desired monitor and camera. Refer to the Monitor Selection and Camera Selection.

2. Press the [F2] button four times. "PAN" as shown in the figure will appear on the LED display of the controller.

ALARM

DISARM

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

RESETACK

ALL RESET

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

PROGRAM

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

To save the patrol sequence, follow the procedure shown below.

q Press the [2] button, then press the [CAMERA

(ENTER)] button to start Patrol Learn.

"LE R" appears on the LED display to indicate the selected mode.

w Operate the camera manually. Operations data

(patrol sequence) is stored.

e Press the [3] button to end the learning.

"LE S" appears on the LED display to indicate the selected mode.

To reproduce the stored data, follow the procedure shown below.

q Press the [1] button to reproduce the stored Patrol

function. "LE P" appears on the LED display to indicate the selected mode.

w Press the [3] button to end the reproduction.

ALARM

DISARM

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

)

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

RESETACK

ALL RESET

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

PROGRAM

PRESET

CALL

PRESET

CAMERA

)

(

)

ENTER

AUTO

PAN

3. Press the assigned numeric button shown below to activate the panning function of the selected camera. The LED display indicates the selected mode as follows.

1: Activates Auto Pan "PA PA". 2: Activates Sort Pan "PA SO". 3: Activates Sequence Pan "PA SE". 4: Activates Random Pan "PA RP".

Notes:

• The AUTO MODE parameter previously set in the camera setup menu will be automatically replaced to the activated function parameter.

• Random Pan function is not currently supported.

4. To exit from the mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] button.

3. To exit from the mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] button.

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Running Sequence

■ Tour Sequence

1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Select the desired Tour Sequence Number by pressing the numeric buttons.

3. Pressing the [TOUR SEQ] button will run the tour sequence in forward direction on the active monitor. The selected Tour Sequence Number (T8) with "R" sign (indicate running status) is displayed on the active monitor.

CAM IDT&D

S-CTL ID

NEXTPREV

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

STOPPAUSE

MON STATUS

VLD S

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

8. Press the [PREV] button to move the sequence one frame to the previous step (in forward or reverse run direction) from the step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE button.

9. To return to Spot monitoring, press the [STOP] button to end a Tour Sequence that is being run on the active monitor.

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SEQ

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

4. Press the [PAUSE] button to pause a Tour Sequence that is being run on the active monitor. The "P" sign (indicating the pause status) is displayed at the Tour Sequence Number on the active monitor, and a camera number currently selected is displayed on the LED display.

5. Press the [TOUR SEQ] button to restart a Tour Sequence forward from the next step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE button.

6. Press the [TOUR SEQ] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button to restart a Tour Sequence backward from the next step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE key.

7. Press the [NEXT] button to move the sequence one frame to the next step (in forward or reverse run direction) from the step that was previously paused by pressing the PAUSE button.

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Monitor Display Control

■ On-Screen Display Control

The procedure described below lets you determine the display, such as camera title, clock and status, on and off on the active monitor screen.

Note: The following functions are not available when the

on-screen displays are compounded from the Character Board that is installed on the Camera Input Board. Confirm the setting in the Administration Console for details.

1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection.

2. Pressing the [1] button while holding down the [OSD] button will toggle the clock (time and date) display on the active monitor on and off.

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3. Pressing the [2] button while holding down the [OSD] button will toggle the camera title display on

the active monitor on and off.

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M ■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C ■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

M ■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C ■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

CAM FUNC

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SHIFT BLK EXIT

4. Pressing the [3] button while holding down the [OSD] button will toggle the general status display on the active monitor on and off.

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M ■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C ■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

AUX1 OFF

ALM S

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 ON

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 ON

VDL H

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CAM FUNC

OSD

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

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5. Pressing the [5] button while holding down the [OSD] button will toggle the monitor status display on the active monitor on and off.

07/07/1999 03:37:21 PM

M■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

6. Pressing the [6] button while holding down the [OSD] button will toggle the display except clock (time and date) on the active monitor on and off.

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M ■■■■■ AREA1 ALM T■■■ R A ■■■ C ■■■■■ CAMERA TITLE

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

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Alarm Control

When cameras and monitor are armed for alarm response with an alarm inputs, the camera pictures associated with that alarm input is displayed on the monitor when the alarm is received. When an alarm is received, the ALARM indicator lights. The indicator remains lit until all alarms are cleared by pressing the RESET button.

■ Alarm Arming Control

1. Select an alarm number by pressing the numeric buttons, followed by the [ALARM] button.

ALARM

DISARM

GROUP PRESET

OPE ID

LOG OUT

S-CTL ID

GROUP

SEQ

RESETACK

ALL RESET

NEXTPREV

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

TOUR

SEQ

AUX1 OFF

ALM S

AUX2 OFF

ALM H

CAM IDT&D

AUX1 ON

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 ON

VDL H

GEN

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

■ To Cancel Alarms

1. Select an activated alarm number that is displayed on the active monitor by pressing the numeric buttons, followed by the [ALARM] button.

2. Select the alarm action number by pressing the numeric button, then press the [ACK] button to acknowledge the activated alarm manually. The acknowledged alarm picture is displayed on the active monitor, and the ACK indicator on the controller is turned on.

Note: By the factory default setting, pressing only the

[ACK] button will interpret it as the alarm action #0.

3. After acknowledging the alarm, press the [RESET] but- ton to reset the alarm. The ACK indicator will go off.

ALARM

DISARM

GROUP PRESET

RESETACK

ALL RESET

NEXTPREV

CAM IDT&D

GEN

CAM FUNC

OSD

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

2. Pressing the [ALARM] button repeatedly will arm or disarm cameras and monitor for alarm response with the selected alarm. The DISARM indicator will light on the controller when the alarm disarm mode is selected.

3. Pressing the [NEXT] button while holding down the [ALARM] button will select the next higher alarm number, or pressing the [PREV] button while holding down the [ALARM] button will select the next lower alarm number.

4. Pressing the [ALARM] button repeatedly will arm or disarm cameras and monitor for alarm response with the selected alarm.

5. To exit from alarm selecting mode, press the [CLEAR (ESC)] button.

OPE ID

LOG OUT

CAM FUNC

S-CTL ID

STOPPAUSE

CAM MENU ONCAM MENU OFF

GROUP

SEQ

OSD

TOUR

MONITOR

LOCK

OSD SERVICE

SEQ

AUX1 OFF

AUX1 ON

ALM S

VLD S

MON STATUS

AUX2 OFF

AUX2 ON

ALM H

VDL H

DEF OFF DEF ON

SHIFT BLK EXIT

WIPER

SYS S

ALL

CLEAR

(

ESC

)

Note: All reset function is available without selecting

the activated alarms. Pressing the [RESET] button while holding down the [SHIFT] button will cancel all currently activated alarms at once.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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Troubleshooting

Before asking for technical support, please check the following symptoms and their possible causes and solutions. If the solutions below do not solve the problem, or the symptom is not listed below, contact your installer or sales representative.

Power Related Failure

Symptom

The power cord insulation is damaged.

The power cord, connector, or power plug are hot-damaged.

The power cord gets warm or hot if bent or pulled during use.

The power is not supplied.

CPU-Related Problems

Symptom

Possible cause / Possible solution

The power cord, connectors, or power plug are damaged.

If you continue to use it, a fire or an electric shock may occur.

Unplug the power plug immediately, and refer servicing of the plug to qualified service personnel.

Is the power cord connected correctly? Is the power plug firmly plugged into an outlet? Insert the power plug firm into an outlet.

Possible cause / Possible solution

Reference page

CPU is not in Active state.

Monitor video display is not stable

OSD time and date format is incorrect

OSD time and date shows 1999 1 1

In case of standard system (no redundant CPU), check the redundant CPU selector. It must be in NO position. In case of redundant CPU, check the cable between CPU parallel port and CPU Switch Unit and make sure that it is properly connected.

In case of redundant CPU system, check whether both CPU units are in Active state. If this is the case, reboot the CPU Switch Unit. If the problem is still there, call technical supports.

Check the time and date format in the SYS.INI file using the administration tool.

The built-in battery needs to be replaced. Consult your dealer for servicing.

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System Controller-Related Problems

Symptom

Check the network connection between the CPU unit and CU850 controller fails to start. LCD shows: "Connecting to Main CPU…"

CU360C controller fails to display "No User" while power is on.

CU850 controller. Check the controller database from the

administration tool and make sure it has the correct boot file

name. Check the controller database and make sure it has

the correct controller Ethernet address.

Check the RS485 connection between the WV-CU360C and

CPU unit. Check the controller database from the adminis-

tration tool and make sure it has the proper RS485 port num-

ber assigned.

Encoder and Decoder-Related problems

Symptom

Check whether the rotary switch setting matches the The encoder or decoder does not start up normally

encoder or decoder database setting.

Be sure that encoder or decoder is in the main CPU mode.

Possible cause / Possible solution

Reference page

reference [1]

Reference page

reference [2]

11, 12, 13

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Specifications

Power Supply: 120 V AC 60 Hz Power Consumption: 98 W Controllable Encoders: 256 Encoders Controllable Decoders: 64 Decoders System Controller Ports: Ethernet: 10Base-T/100Base-TX, 8-conductor modular jack (x1); maximum 64 controllers (*) RS-485: 6-conductor modular jack (x12); maximum 12 controllers (*) Ethernet Ports: 10Base-T/100Base-TX 8-conductor modular jack for Encoder and

Decoder control(1 port); other (1 port) RS-232C Port: 9-pin D-sub connector (x3) Ambient Operating Temperature: –10 °C - +50 °C (14 °F - 122 °F) Ambient Operating Humidity: Less than 90 % Dimensions: 16-15/16" (W) x 5-3/16" (H) x 13-3/4" (D)

430 (W) x 132 (H) x 350 (D) mm Weight: 16 kg (35 lbs)

(*) The total number of system controllers connected via RS-485 and Ethernet is limited to 64.

Weight and dimensions indicated are approximate. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Standard Accessories

CD-ROM ............................................................................. 1

Installation Guide ................................................................ 1

The following is for installation:

Power Cord ......................................................................... 1

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Panasonic WJ-MPU955 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

CONTENTS

Introduction

■ Overview

■ Purpose

■ Precaution

■ Network Environment

■ Limitation of Liability

■ WJ-GXE900/GXD900 Version

■ References

■ Trademarks and Registered Trademarks

Central Processing Unit

■ Layout

■ Panel Details

■ Mounting into the Rack

■ System Database

■ Configuration File Modification

Connect with System Devices

■ System Controllers

■ CPU Switch Unit

■ Digital Video Encoder Devices

■ Digital Video Decoder Devices

■ Setup Layer 3 Switching (L3SW)

■ Administration Tool

■ Time Management Utility

Network Security System Examples

■ Standard System

■ Redundant System

Main Features

■ Operator Functions

■ Video Camera Function

■ Tour Sequences

■ Video Switch and Video Routing

■ Alarm Programming and Handling

■ System Log

■ Event Operation

■ Digital Input and Output Functions

Default SYS.INI Configuration

Default Database Contents

OPERATING PROCEDURES (with WV-CU850)

Log-in and Log-out

■ Log-in

■ Log-out

Monitor and Camera Selection

■ Monitor Selection

■ Camera Selection

■ Priority Lock

Display Setting for Controller

■ Adjustment of LCD Display

■ Adjustment of LED Display

■ IDs Display Function

Controlling Camera Site Accessories

■ Lens Control

■ Pan/Tilt Control

■ Receiver Control

Camera Function Control

■ Camera Setup

■ Changing to Black and White Pictures

■ Patrol Learn and Play

■ Camera Panning Function

Running Sequence

■ Tour Sequence

Monitor Display Control

■ On-Screen Display Control

Alarm Control

■ Alarm Arming Control

■ To Cancel Alarms

Other Functions

■ Digital Output Function

■ Area Control Function

■ Joystick Calibration

OPERATING PROCEDURES (with WV-CU360C)

Log-in and Log-out

■ Log-in

■ IDs Display Function

■ Log-out