Panasonic WJ-MS488 User Manual

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Quad Unit
WJ-MS488
Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completely
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The serial number of this product may be found on the rear 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. Serial No.
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
To ensure safe operation the three-pin plug supplied must be insert­ed only into a standard three-pin power point which is effectively earthed through the normal household wiring. Extension cords used with the equipment must be three-core and be correctly wired to pro­vide connection to earth. Wrongly wired extension cords are a major cause of fatalities. The fact that the equipment operates satisfactorily does not imply that the power point is earthed and that the installation is completely safe. For your safety, if in any doubt about the effective earthing of the power point, consult a qualified electrician.
The lightning flash with arrowhead sym­bol, within an equilateral triangle, is interned to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" with­in the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude 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.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOIS
TURE.
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.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
For Australia
FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CARE­FULLY.
This appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your safety and convenience. A 13 amp fuse is fitted in this plug. Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement fuse has a rating of 13 amp and that it is approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362. Check for the ASTA mark
H or the BSI mark G on the body of the
fuse. If the plug contains a removable fuse cover you must ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is replaced. If you lose the fuse cover the plug must not be used until a replacement cover is obtained. A replacement fuse cover can be purchased from your local Panasonic Dealer.
IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCK­ET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY. THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY 13 AMP SOCKET.
If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring code as shown below. If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician.
WARNING: This apparatus must be earthed.
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the follow­ing code.
Green-and-yellow: Earth Blue: Neutral Brown: Live
As the colours of the wire in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows.
The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol
I or coloured green or green-and-yellow.
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.
How to replace the fuse
Open the fuse compartment with a screwdriver and replace the fuse and fuse cover.
For U.K.
CAUTION:
Before attempting to connect or operate this prod­uct, please read the label on the bottom.
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The Panasonic WJ-MS488 Quad Unit is ideal for CCTV applications where multiple surveillance cameras are required. Most 2 : 1 interlace cameras available today, either colour or black and white, are compatible with the WJ-MS488. Up to eight cameras may be connected to the system, and if desired, the monitor can be divided

PREFACE

1. Compatible with Most 2 : 1 Interlace cameras Advanced digital processing technology allows con­nection of most 2 : 1 interlace cameras available today without the requirement for synchronization of the eight video inputs. The system may be added to existing security sys­tems and makes possible displays in black and white or full colour.
2. Alphanumeric Character Generator Title insertion of up to 8 characters in each of the windows is possible. This promotes easy identifica­tion of the separate camera locations.
3. Alarm with Built-in Buzzer Upon receiving an alarm signal, a full-sized camera picture of the site is displayed. By setting the “CAM TITLE ON” and “ALARM TITLE ON” modes from the TITLE SETUP menu, “ALARM” and the camera title will appear intermittently in the picture. The Automatic alarm reset time is adjustable from 1 to 30 sec.,1, 2, 3, 4, 5 min. or Off.
4. Multi Picture Borderlines A borderline can be inserted in the quad or 3x3 pic­tures by setting “BORDER ON” from the SYSTEM SETUP menu.
5. Two kinds of Video Output Connectors This system offers two kinds of video output connec­tors :

FEATURES

(a) VIDEO OUT : A quad, 3x3, or full-size single pic-
ture can be selected with the front panel switch­es.
(b) VCR OUT : A quad or 3x3 display is always sup-
plied by setting the VCR OUT menu.
6. A back-up memory inside maintains preset title character information.
7. Video Loss Checking Function If the video signal is lost due to a disconnected cable or other reasons, an alarm buzzer beeps and a caution message is displayed on the monitor screen.
8. Using RS232C connector by connecting with com­puter makes possible to remote access with no dis­tance limit.
9. The Quad Shift function allows you to shift between two quad pictures (each consisting of 4 picture seg­ments).
10. Pauses can be inserted in the pictures (STILL mode) only in multi picture mode when monitoring camera picture.
11. You can monitor sequentially, full-size single or multi pictures (quad or 3x3).
up to nine windows (3x3) for simultaneous display of the nine different images. Simple front panel switch operation allows quick selec­tion between single, quad, and 3x3 camera display modes.
PREFACE ................................................................... 1
FEATURES ................................................................. 1
PRECAUTIONS .......................................................... 2
MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND
THEIR FUNCTIONS ................................................... 3
RACK MOUNTING ..................................................... 6
SETTING UP THE MENUS ......................................... 7

CONTENTS

OPERATION ............................................................... 15
SYSTEM CONNECTIONS .......................................... 22
BLOCK DIAGRAM ..................................................... 26
APPENDIX .................................................................. 27
SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................... 29
STANDARD ACCESSORIES ...................................... 29
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PRECAUTIONS

• Refer all work related to the installation of this pro-duct to qualified service personnel or system installers.
• Do not block the ventilation opening or slots on the cover.
To prevent the appliance from overheating, place it at least 5 cm (2 inches) away from the wall.
• Do not drop metallic parts through slots.
This could permanently damage the appliance. Turn the power off immediately and contact qualified ser­vice personnel for service.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the appliance.
To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or covers. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Contact qualified service personnel for maintenance.
• Handle the appliance with care.
Do not strike or shake, as this may damage the appliance.
• Do not expose the appliance to water or mois­ture, nor try to operate it in wet areas.
Do take immediate action if the appliance becomes wet. Turn the power off and refer servicing to quali­fied service personnel. Moisture may damage the appliance and also cause electric shock.
• Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when cleaning the appliance body.
Use a dry cloth to clean the appliance when it is dirty. When the dirt is hard to remove, use a mild deter­gent and wipe gently.
• Do not operate the appliance beyond its speci­fied temperature, humidity or power source rat­ings.
Do not use the appliance in an extreme environment where high temperature or high humidity exists. Use the appliance at temperatures within –10°C to +50°C (14°F to 122°F) and a humidity below 90%. The input power source for this appliance is 220 ­240 V AC 50 Hz.
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1. Power ON/OFF Switch (POWER)
This switch turns the power of this unit on or off. The POWER indicator lights when the power of this unit is on.
Switch Protector (Standard Accessory)
To prevent that the power of this unit is turned off acci­dentally, install the supplied switch protector as shown below.
• MULTISCREEN button
Pressing this button changes the camera picture to quad picture (QUAD A or QUAD B) or to 3x3 pic­ture. To display the multiscreen, the setting of the VTR OUT menu is required. See page 8 for details.
• QUAD SHIFT button
When monitoring a quad picture, pressing this but­ton shifts to another quad picture.
4. VIDEO SELECT (1....8)/CURSOR
(CC,DD,AA, BB)/SELECT (–, +) Buttons
These buttons select the video signal to monitor it in full-size single picture or move the cursor on the setup menus.
• VIDEO SELECT (1....8) buttons
When the setup menu is not displayed, these button work as VIDEO SELECT button. Pressing one of these buttons selects a channel to be displayed in single picture mode. The indicator in the button lights to indicate the number of the selected camera.
• CURSOR (CC,DD,AA, BB)/SELECT (–, +) buttons
When the setup menu is displayed, these buttons work as CURSOR (CC,DD,AA, BB)/SELECT (–, +) but- tons. Pressing these buttons moves the cursor or selects a mode or a parameter. Except for buttons No. 7 and 8, the function of these buttons according to the selected mode. The func­tions of each button are as follows:

MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

SIGNAL
GND
RS-232CPLAY IN ALARM/REMOTE
(VS1Vp-p)
GENLOCK
IN
VIDEO
OUT
GENLOCK
OUT
VTR
OUT
OUT
IN
765
VIDEO
321
876544321
8
85 7641 32
POWER ALARM
MULTISCREEN
QUAD SHIFT
CURSOR
VIDEO SELECT
SELECT
ALARM RESET
ON
OFF
ESC
MENU MODE
SEQ
SET/
RESET
PLAY EL-ZOOM STILL
MODE SELECT
Quad System WJ-MS
SWITCH
PROTECTER
SWITCH
PROTECTOR
2. Alarm LED (ALARM)
This LED flashes to indicate an alarm condition exists. It changes to steady light when the alarm is reset automatically. To turn the LED off, press the ALARM RESET/QUAD SHIFT/MULTISCREEN button.
3. Alarm Reset/Quad Shift/Multiscreen Button (ALARM RESET/QUAD SHIFT/MULTISCREEN)
This button has different functions in different modes, as described below.
• ALARM RESET button
When an alarm signal is received, this button works as the ALARM RESET button. Pressing this button in an alarm situation cancels the alarm mode with the following results:
1. The alarm LED stops flashing.
2. The alarm output is stopped.
3. The alarm buzzer stops beeping.
4. The video loss caution message on the monitor screen disappears.
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Button No. 1 (CC) Button
Moves the cursor downward when the setup menu is monitored. Moves the zoomed picture to downward when the zoomed picture is monitored.
Button No. 2 (DD) Button:
Moves the cursor upward when the setup menu is monitored. Moves the zoomed picture to upward when the zoomed picture is monitored.
Button No. 3 (AA) Button
Moves the cursor on the menu when the setup menu is monitored. Moves the zoomed picture to left when the zoomed picture is monitored.
Button No. 4 (BB) Button
Moves the cursor on the menu when the setup menu is monitored. Moves the zoomed picture to right when the zoomed picture is monitored.
Button No. 5 (–) Button
Zooms out the zoomed picture displayed on the monitor screen. Moves the character selection cursor in reverse alphabetical order.
Button No. 6 (+) Button
Zooms the picture currently displayed on the moni­tor screen. Moves the character selection cursor in alphabetical order.
5. Menu/Escape Button (MENU/ESC)
This button has different functions in different modes, as described below.
• MENU button
When monitoring picture, this button works as the MENU button. Pressing this button for approx. 2 seconds displays the MAIN menu. Pressing it again cancels the display of the MAIN menu.
• ESC button
When the setup menu (MAIN) is displayed on the monitor screen, this button works as the ESC button. Pressing this button returns to picture monitoring from the MAIN menu. Pressing this button returns to the previous setup menu during the setup.
6. Mode Button (MODE)
This button selects mode from SEQ, PLAY, EL­ZOOM, or STILL. Press this button to select the desired mode. The modes you can select are as fol­lows: SEQ: When this mode is selected, the currently
monitoring pictures are displayed in the sequen­tial order with the dwell time you set on the SEQ SETUP menu. See page 12 for details. Note: To use this mode for multi picture, setting
of the VTR OUT menu is required in ad­vance. See page 8 for details.
PLAY: When this mode is selected, the playback
picture from the VTR that is connected with the PLAY IN connector on the rear panel is dis­played on the monitor screen. See page 19 for details. Note: The full-size single picture is not recorded
on VTR.
EL-ZOOM: When this mode is selected, the select-
ed playback picture is zoomed in or out by operating the CURSOR (CC, DD, AA, BB) and the SELECT (+, –) buttons. See page 20 for details. Note: This mode is not available when the full-
size single picture or camera picture is mon­itored.
STILL: When this mode is selected, the selected
picture appears still on the monitor screen. See page 18 for details. Note: This mode is not available when the full-
size single picture or playback picture is monitored.
7. Mode Indicators (SEQ, PLAY, EL-ZOOM, STILL)
These indicators are used to select desired mode. Note: These indicators are used only to select the
mode. These do not indicate an activating mode. To check the activating mode, refer “To Check the Current Mode” on page 15.
8. Set/Reset Button (SET/RESET)
This button sets the mode that is selected by press­ing the MODE button. Press this button after select­ing desired mode by the MODE button. To reset the mode, press this button after selecting the mode to be reset by the MODE button.
9. Video Input Connector (VIDEO IN 1....8)
These connectors accept a composite video signal from a camera.
They are automatically terminated.
Note: If the input signals have a high jitter content,
as in the case of a VTR playback picture, it may not be possible to synchronize this unit.
10. Video Output Connectors (VIDEO OUT 1....8)
The video input signals connected to the VIDEO IN connector are looped through to these connectors with an automatic 75Ω termination.
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11. Video Output Connector (VIDEO OUT)
The video signal selected by the ALARM RESET/ QUAD SHIFT/MULTISCREEN button (quad or 3x3) or the VIDEO SELECT button (full-size single pic­ture) is supplied to the Video Monitor from this con­nector.
12. VTR Output Connector (VTR OUT)
The video signal for the multi picture mode (QUAD­A, QUAD-B, or 3x3) is always provided at this con­nector. By connecting it to the VIDEO IN connector of the VTR, you can record the quad or 3x3 picture.
13. Gen-Lock In Connector (GEN-LOCK IN)
The VS signals (B/W composite signal or composite sync signal) is supplied to this connector for exter­nal synchronization.
14. Gen-Lock Out Connector (GEN-LOCK OUT)
The VS signals (B/W composite signal or composite sync signal) connected to the Gen-Lock In connec­tor is looped through to this connector. The connec­tor connected with a coaxial cable to this connector cancels the termination.
15. Play Input Connector (PLAY IN)
The playback signal from the VTR is supplied to this connector.
16. Alarm/Remote Control Connector (ALARM/REMOTE)
This connector accepts the alarm signal from asso­ciated alarm sensor units or the remote control sig­nal from the external equipment. See page 25 for details.
17. RS232C Connector (RS232C)
Connecting a PC to this connector will allow you to remote control to monitor.
18. Ground Terminal (GND)
19. Power Cord
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To install the WJ-MS488 Quad Unit in an EIA 19-inch rack, use the rack mounting brackets (provided) and eight screws (provided, M3x10).
1. Turn off the power of the unit.
2. Remove the four screws fixing the rubber legs, and remove the four rubber legs from the unit.

RACK MOUNTING

Remove four rubber legs.
3. Attach the rack mounting brackets on both sides and fix them with eight screws (provided).
Eight screws (Provided)
4. Install the unit in the rack with four screws (to be procured locally).
Cautions:
1. Leave one space free both above and below the unit, or install a cooling fan in the rack. Do not block the ventilation opening or solts in the cover to prevent the appliance from overheating. Always keep the temperature in the rack within 50°C (122°F).
2. If the rack is subject to vibrations, secure the rear of the unit to the rack using additional rack mounting brackets (to be procured locally).
EIA 19” rack
Fix the rack mounting brackets
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MENU
ESC
** MAIN **
SYSTEM SETUP
* ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP
*
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Before the Settings
1. Confirm that the cameras and peripherals are con­nected correctly and firmly.
2. Turn on the power of this unit and connected peripherals.

1. Displaying the Menus

Press the MENU button for 2 seconds or more.
The MAIN menu appears.
You can setup the following items:
• SYSTEM SETUP
• ALARM BUZZER
• ALARM OUT
• ALARM AUTO RESET
• SEQ SETUP
• TITLE SETUP
• CH SETUP
See the following pages for details about the func­tions and settings.

2. How to Operate the Menus

Precaution:
Entering the setup menu is not possible while the ALARM LED is flashing. Make sure the alarm mode is canceled. To cancel the alarm mode, press the ALARM RESET button.
To select the desired item, press the CURSOR (CC,DD,AA, BB) buttons. Each time you press a button, the cursor moves to the next (CC, BB) or previous (DD,
AA) item.

SETTING UP THE MENUS

To select the desired parameter of the selected item, press the SELECT (–, +) buttons.
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To return to normal picture, press the MENU button when the MAIN menu is displayed.
Note:
Some items have a sub menu (The
*
mark indicates that a setting menu exists, for exam­ple, SYSTEM SETUP.), press the SELECT (–, +) buttons to display the selected sub menu. To return to the previous menu, press the MENU button again.
All Reset Operation
All reset allows you to reset all setup menu items to the factory settings if you are unsure about the cor­rect settings. Proceed as follows:
1. Turn the power of this unit off.
2. While holding down the (BB), (+), and MENU
button simultaneously, and press the POWER button. The buzzer beeps when all settings are reset to the factory settings.
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3-1-1. Border (BORDER)
This parameter lets you set the appearance of the bor­ders that divide the monitor screen.
1. Move the cursor to the BORDER parameter.
2. Select the desired colour of the borders.
OFF: No borders BLACK: Black Borders GREY: Grey Borders WHITE: White Borders
The initial factory setting is WHITE.
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS ON ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
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** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS ON ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS ON ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
Borderline
3-1-2. VTR Output (VTR OUT)
This parameter lets you select the multi pictures to be recorded on a VTR.
1. Move the cursor to VTR OUT.

3. Setup Menu Description

3-1. SYSTEM SETUP

The SYSTEM SETUP menu lets you set the fol­lowing items:
• BORDER
• VTR OUT
• AUTO SKIP
• VIDEO LOSS
• ZOOM SETUP
• START SCREEN
• PLAY TITLE
• STILL-SEL TITLE
1. Move the cursor to SYSTEM SETUP.
2. Press one of the SELECT (–, +) buttons. The SYS­TEM SETUP menu appears on the monitor screen. Note: To return to the MAIN menu, press the MENU
button.
2. Press the SELECT (+, –) buttons. The VTR OUT menu appears on the monitor screen.
3 Move the cursor to the parameters and select ON or
OFF. ON: The picture is recorded with the selected mode
(3x3, QUAD-A, or QUAD-B) on a VTR.
OFF: The selected multi picture mode is not avail-
able for displaying the picture on the monitor screen and recording on a VTR. The factory setting is 3x3.
Notes:
• Setting all parameters to OFF is not available.
• If the parameter selected for START SCREEN on the SYSTEM SETUP menu is set to OFF on the VTR OUT menu, it will be automatically changed to ON. Refer to the Startup Screen on page 10 for detail setting.
**VTR OUT**
QUAD A OFF QUAD B OFF 3x3 ON
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3-1-3. Auto Channel Skipping (AUTO SKIP)
This parameter lets you enable or disable automatic skipping of channels to which no camera is connected.
1. Move the cursor to the AUTO SKIP parameter.
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS ON ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS OFF ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: Channels to which no camera is connected are
skipped when the sequence mode is selected. Note: When QUAD-A, QUAD-B, or 3x3 is dis-
played on the monitor screen, the multi pic­ture is skipped only when no camera is con­nected to all of the channels.
OFF: No channels are skipped.
1
2
3
4
1
3
4
d
3-1-4. Video Loss Checking (VIDEO LOSS)
This parameter lets you activate a function that checks whether the video signal is being supplied to the VIDEO IN connector.
1. Move the cursor to the VIDEO LOSS parameter.
2. Select ON or OFF. ON: When video loss is detected, the picture
switches to the quad format. The message “CHXX LOSS” appears on the monitor screen and the alarm buzzer starts beeping.
OFF: The video loss alarm is ignored.
3-1-5. Zoom Setting (ZOOM SETUP)
The ZOOM SETUP menu lets you set the following items:
• ZOOM POSITION
• ZOOM TITLE
1. Move the cursor to ZOOM SETUP.
2. Press one of the SELECT buttons (+ or ). The ZOOM SETUP menu appears on the monitor screen.
3-1-5-1. Zooming Position (ZOOM POSITION)
This parameter lets you select whether to display the zoomed picture in fixed area or variable when the play­back multi picture (quad or 3x3) is monitored.
1. Move the cursor to ZOOM POSITION parameter.
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS OFF ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
** ZOOM SETUP **
ZOOM POSITION QUADRANT ZOOM TITLE ON
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No. 1
button
No. 2
button
No. 3
button
No. 4
button
2. Select QUADRANT or VARIABLE. QUADRANT: When the playback multi picture
(QUAD-A, QUAD-B, or 3x3) is monitored, press­ing a desired VIDEO SELECT (1, 2, 3, or 4) but­ton switches the currently monitored multi pic­ture to twofold zoomed picture of the selected fixed area. The VIDEO SELECT (1, 2, 3, or 4) buttons select following fixed areas. See page 20 for operation.
VARIABLE: When the playback multi picture is
monitored, the position to be zoomed is selec­table by pressing the CURSOR (CC, DD, AA, BB) in EL-ZOOM mode. See page 21 for operation. Note: This function is available only when the
playback multi picture is monitored.
3-1-5-2. Zoom Title (ZOOM TITLE)
This parameter lets you enable or disable “ZOOM” dis­play on the monitor screen when zoomed playback pic­ture is monitored.
1. Move the cursor to ZOOM TITLE parameter.
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: “ZOOM” is displayed. OFF: “ZOOM” is not displayed.
Notes:
• Moving the position of the title is not available.
• When the camera title is displayed upper side of the monitor screen, the zoom title is displayed in the bottom of the right corner of the monitor screen.
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS OFF ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
3-1-6. Startup Screen (START SCREEN)
This parameter lets you select a display pattern for your startup screen. When the power is turned on, the picture is displayed in the selected pattern.
1. Move the cursor to the START SCREEN parameter.
ZOOM-PLAY
2. Select one of the desired pattern. QUAD-A: The QUAD-A picture is displayed. You
can select channels to be displayed for QUAD­A on the CH SETUP menu. See page 14 for details.
QUAD-B: The QUAD-B picture is displayed. You
can select channels to be displayed for QUAD­B on the CH SETUP menu. See page 14 for details.
3x3: Nine screen segments (3x3) are displayed. FULL: A full-size single picture is displayed. 1-SEQ: A sequence of a full-size single picture is
displayed.
4-SEQ: A sequence of quad pictures is displayed. Note: If you select QUAD-A, QUAD-B, or 3x3 on the
START SCREEN menu, set the selected para­meter to ON on the VTR OUT menu. When OFF is selected on the VTR OUT menu, the parame­ter selected on the START SCREEN menu will be automatically changed to ON on the VTR OUT menu.
3-1-7. Play Title (PLAY TITLE)
This parameter lets you enable or disable “PLAY” dis­play on the monitor screen when playback picture is monitored.
1. Move the cursor to the PLAY TITLE parameter.
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS OFF ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: “PLAY” is displayed. OFF: “PLAY” is not displayed.
Note: Moving the position of the title is not available.
** ZOOM SETUP **
ZOOM POSITION QUADRANT ZOOM TITLE ON
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** MAIN **
SYSTEM SETUP
* ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP
*
OFF 1SEC 2SEC
......
30SEC
1MIN
......
5MIN EXT

3-3. ALARM OUT

This parameter lets you select the duration the alarm signal is output.
1. Move the cursor to ALARM OUT.
2. Select the desired duration the alarm signal is out­put. 1-30 SEC, 1-5 MIN: The alarm signal is output for
the duration you set.
3-1-8. Still Mode Selected Channel Title (STILL-SEL TITLE)
This parameter lets you enable or disable “STILL?” dis­play on the monitor screen when the the still mode is activating.
1. Move the cursor to the STILL-SEL TITLE parameter.
** MAIN**
SYSTEM SETUP
* ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP
*
1SEC
......
30SEC 1MIN
......
5MIN

3-2. ALARM BUZZER

This parameter lets you select the beeping duration of alarm buzzer when alarm is activated.
1. Move the cursor to ALARM BUZZER.
2. Select the buzzer time.
OFF: Disables alarm buzzer output. 1-30 SEC, 1-5 MIN: The buzzer keeps on beeping
for the duration you set.
EXT: The alarm buzzer keeps on beeping until the
alarm recover signal is received from an exter­nal equipment, such as a VTR.
** SYSTEM SETUP **
BORDER WHITE VTR OUT * AUTO SKIP OFF VIDEO LOSS OFF ZOOM SETUP * START SCREEN 3x3 PLAY TITLE ON STILL-SEL TITLE ON

3-4. ALARM AUTO RESET

This parameter lets you select the duration that the alarm is automatically reset after the selected duration has passed (programmed).
1. Move the cursor to ALARM AUTO RESET.
2. Select the desired curation. OFF: The alarm condition continues until the
ALARM RESET button on the front panel is pressed or the alarm recover signal from the VTR is supplied to the ALARM/REMOTE connec­tor.
1-30 SEC, 1-5 MIN: The alarm condition is automati-
cally reset after the selected duration has passed.
** MAIN **
SYSTEM SETUP
* ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP *
OFF 1SEC
......
30SEC 1MIN
......
5MIN
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: “STILL?” is displayed. OFF: “STILL?” is not displayed.
Note: Moving the position of the title is not available.
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3-5. SEQ SETUP

This parameter lets you set the sequential order and dwell time for camera switching. Note: Before you set up the SEQ SETUP menu, the set-
ting of the VTR OUT menu is required.
1. Move the cursor to SEQ SETUP.
2. Press one of the SELECT (–, +) buttons. The SEQ SETUP menu appears on the monitor screen, and “1 CH” starts blinking.
** MAIN **
SYSTEM SETUP
* ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP
*
** SEQ SETUP ** FULL SEQ QUAD SEQ
1: 1CH 2SEC 1: 4A 2SEC 2: 2CH 2SEC 2: 4B 2SEC 3: 3CH 2SEC 4: 4CH 2SEC 5: 5CH 2SEC 6: 6CH 2SEC 7: 7CH 2SEC 8: 8CH 2SEC 9: OFF 10: OFF
5 6
** SEQ SETUP ** FULL SEQ QUAD SEQ
1: 1CH 2SEC 1: 4A 2SEC 2: 2CH 2SEC 2: 4B 2SEC 3: 3CH 2SEC 4: 4CH 2SEC 5: 5CH 2SEC 6: 6CH 2SEC 7: 7CH 2SEC 8: 8CH 2SEC 9: OFF 10: OFF
4. Move the cursor to dwell time area by pressing the CURSOR (CC,DD,AA, BB) buttons.
5. Select the deisred dwell time by pressing the SELECT (–, +) buttons. The dwell time changes as below:
1SEC 2SEC 3SEC • • • • 30SEC
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to determine the sequential order and dwell time for others.
Note: The picture is recorded in QUAD-A, QUAD-B, or
3x3 according to the settings of the VTR OUT menu. In FULL SEQ, the order and the dwell time of the pictures to be recorded may be changed if QUAD­A, QUAD-B, or 3x3 is assigned in the FULL SEQ order.
<QUAD SEQ Setup>
7. Select the desired dwell time for QUAD-A or QUAD­B by pressing the SELECT(–, +) buttons.
<FULL SEQ Setup>
3. Select the desired channel or multiscreen pattern by pressing the SELECT (–, +) buttons.
1CH 2CH 3CH
4CH 5CH 6CH 7CH
OFF 3x3 4B (QUAD-B) 4A (QUAD-A) 8CH
** TITLE SETUP **
CAM TITLE ON TITLE SET
*
TITLE POSI
* ALARM TITLE ON STILL TITLE ON
** MAIN **
SYSTEM SETUP
*
ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP
*
5 6

3-6. TITLE SETUP

A title consisting of up to 8 alphanumeric characters can be displayed on the monitor.
1. Move the cursor to TITLE SETUP.
2. Press one of the SELECT (– , +) buttons. The TITLE SETUP menu appears on the monitor screen.
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You can set the following items:
• CAM TITLE
• TITLE SET
• TITLE POSI
• ALARM TITLE
• STILL TITLE
Note: To return to the MAIN menu, press the ESC
button.
3-6-1. CAM TITLE
This parameter lets you enable or disable the camera title display on the monitor screen.
1. Move the cursor to the CAM TITLE parameter.
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: Title display. OFF: No title display.
** TITLE SETUP **
CAM TITLE ON TITLE SET
*
TITLE POSI
* ALARM TITLE ON STILL TITLE ON
3-6-2. TITLE SET
This parameter lets you edit a camera title.
1. Move the cursor to TITLE SET.
2. Press one of the SELECT (–, +) buttons. The EDIT­TING menu appears on the monitor screen and “1” starts blinking.
3. Move the cursor to the channel number whose title is to be edited by pressing the CURSOR (CC,DD,AA,
BB) buttons.
4. Select a character by pressing the SELECT (–, +) buttons.
5. After selecting the first character, press the CUR­SOR button (BB). Then select the second character.
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 above to complete the title.
7. Repeat steps 3 to 6 to edit the other channels.
8. Press the ESC button to return to the previous menu.
** TITLE SETUP **
CAM TITLE ON TITLE SET
*
TITLE POSI
* ALARM TITLE ON TITLE EDIT ON STILL ALARM ON
** TITLE **
1: 1.......
2: 2.......
3: 3.......
4: 4.......
5: 5.......
6: 6.......
7: 7.......
8: 8.......
41 32
Camera title edit area
Channel numbers
ABCDEFGHIJKLM NOPQRSTUVWXYZ ДЬЦЖСЕШ 0123456789 ←→=?'"#&()*+,
-./:;
E
(blank)
To erase a specific character
1. Select a character to be erased.
2. Select “•” (blank mark) to erase the character.
To erase the title of a specific channel
1. Move the cursor to a character of the title to be erased.
2. Press the SELECT (– and +) buttons simultaneous­ly.
3-6-3. TITLE POSI
This parameter lets you select the position on the moni­tor screen where you want the title to be displayed.
1. Move the cursor to TITLE POSI.
2. Press one of the SELECT (–, +) buttons. The TITLE POSITION menu appears with the title of the chan­nel 1 on the monitor screen.
3. Select the position where the title is to be displayed by pressing the CURSOR (CC,DD,AA, BB) buttons.
4. Press the MENU button to return to the previous menu.
** TITLE SETUP **
CAM TITLE ON TITLE SET
*
TITLE POSI
* ALARM TITLE ON STILL TITLE ON
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ALARM
3-6-5. STILL TITLE
This parameter lets you enable or disable "STILL" dis­play while a picture is paused.
1. Move the cursor to the STILL TITLE parameter.
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: “STILL” is displayed OFF: “STILL” is not displayed
** TITLE SETUP **
CAM TITLE ON TITLE SET
*
TITLE POSI
* ALARM TITLE ON STILL TITLE ON
STILL?
STILL

3-7. CH SETUP

This parameter lets you select the position where the camera picture will be displayed on the multi screen. Note: Before you set up the CH SETUP menu, the set-
ting of the VTR OUT menu is required.
1. Move the cursor to CH SETUP.
2. Press the SET button. The CH SETUP menu appears on the monitor screen.
3. Move the cursor to the number of the picture seg­ment in the multi screen by pressing the CURSOR (CC, DD, AA, BB) buttons.
4. Select the channel number to be assigned to the selected picture segment by pressing the SELECT (–, +) buttons.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to assign the other channels to the picture segments.
6. Press the SET button to finalize channel assignment.
Notes:
• QUAD A consists of QUAD SET 1-4, and QUAD B consists of QUAD SET 5-8.
• When OFF is selected, no picture assigned for that channel so that no picture is displayed on the monitor screen.
• When OFF is selected, “CHXX LOSS” does not appear for that channel on the monitor screen if the video loss alarm is detected even though the VIDEO LOSS parameter is ON.
** MAIN **
SYSTEM SETUP
* ALARM BUZZER 2SEC ALARM OUT 2SEC ALARM AUTO RESET OFF SEQ SETUP
*
TITLE SETUP
*
CH SETUP
*
**CH SETUP** 3X3 SET QUAD SET
1: 1CH 1: 1CH 2: 2CH 2: 2CH 3: 3CH 3: 3CH 4: 4CH 4: 4CH 5: 5CH 5: 5CH 6: 6CH 6: 6CH 7: 7CH 7: 7CH 8: 8CH 8: 8CH 9: OFF
Note: All channel titles will be displayed in the same
position. You cannot specify a different position for each title.
3-6-4. ALARM TITLE
This parameter lets you enable or disable "ALARM" dis­play when the alarm is activated.
1. Move the cursor to ALARM TITLE .
2. Select ON or OFF.
ON: “ALARM” is displayed OFF: “ALARM” is not displayed.
1 (5) 2 (6)
3 (9) 4 (8)
123
456
789
** TITLE SETUP **
CAM TITLE ON TITLE SET TITLE POSI ALARM TITLE ON STILL TITLE ON
*
*
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With this unit, different multi picture never can be sent to the VTR OUT connector (VTR) and the VIDEO OUT con­nector (Video Monitor) simultaneously. See block dia­gram of this unit on page 26. You can monitor camera picture and playback picture in various ways by selecting each mode (SEQ, PLAY, EL­ZOOM, and STILL). See page 4 for details about each mode.
To Set the Mode
1. Select the desired mode by pressing the MODE but­ton. (Indicator lights to show selected mode.)
2. After selecting the desired mode, press the SET but­ton. The selected mode indicator goes off and next indi­cator lights.
To Reset the Mode
1. Select the mode to be reset by pressing the MODE button. (Indicator lights to show selected mode.)
2. After selecting the mode to be reset, press the RESET button. The selected mode indicator goes off and next indi­cator lights.
To Check the Current Mode
Note: The mode indicators do not indicate an activating
mode. These are used only to select the mode. You can check the current mode by setting the parame­ters of PLAY TITLE, STILL-SEL TITLE ( on SYSTEM SETUP menu), and ZOOM TITLE (on ZOOM SETUP menu) to ON.
You can check which mode is currently selected on the monitor screen: SEQ: When the picture (full size single or quad) is dis-
played sequentially, the current mode is SEQ. See page 17 for details.
PLAY: When the word “PLAY” is displayed, the current
mode is PLAY. To display the word “PLAY”, the set­ting of PLAY TITLE parameter is required. See page 10 for details.
EL-ZOOM: When the word “ZOOM” is displayed, the
current mode is EL-ZOOM. To display the word “ZOOM”, the setting of ZOOM TITLE parameter is required. See page 10 for details.
STILL: When the word “STILL?” is displayed, the cur-
rent mode is STILL. To display the word “STILL?”, the setting of STILL-SEL parameter is required. See page 11 for details.

Monitoring the Camera Picture

A. Full Size Single Picture

1. Confirm the current mode is neither the SEQ, PLAY, EL-ZOOM, nor STILL mode. If the current mode is any mode above, reset the current selected mode.
2. Press the desired VIDEO SELECT button. The selected camera picture appears on the monitor screen.
ENTRANCE
Camera Picture

OPERATION

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B. Multi Picture

Note: To display the multi screen, the setting of the VTR
OUT menu is required. See page 8 for details.
1. Confirm the current mode is neither the SEQ, PLAY, EL-ZOOM, nor STILL mode. If the current mode is any mode above, reset the current selected mode.
2. Press the MULTISCREEN button to select the QUAD-A, QUAD-B, or 3x3. The multiscreen changes each time you press the MULTISCREEN button as follows when all parame­ters on the VTR OUT menu are ON. The channel assignment is as shown in the following diagrams at factory setting. You can change the assignment by setting the CH SETUP menu. See page 14 for details.
12
34
QUAD-A
12
34
QUAD-B
3 x 3
123
456
789
The LEDs on the VIDEO SELECT buttons light to indicate the channels now displayed on the monitor screen.
Notes:
• Some frames are skipped as the picture seg­ments are displayed.
• Multi pictures being monitored may sometimes vibrate vertically, but this does not indicate a malfunction.
• When 3x3 is displayed on the monitor screen with factory setting, no picture is assigned for the 9th channel. To assign the channel, see “3-7 CH SETUP” on page 14 for details.
• Quad Shift
When you monitor the quad picture, the quad pic­ture will be switched to another quad picture by pressing the QUAD SHIFT button.
12
34
56
78
(QUAD-A)
(QUAD-B)
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Example of Full Picture Pattern Sequences.
1 CH
4A (QUAD-A)
8 CH
3 x 3
4B (QUAD-B)
4A (QUAD-A)
3 CH
2 CH

D. Quad Picture Sequences

Notes:
• The setting of the VTR OUT menu is required in advance. See page 8 for details.
• The setting of the SEQ SETUP menu is required in advance. See page 12 for details.
1. Press the MULTISCREEN button to display the quad picture.
2. Select the SEQ mode (indicator lights) by pressing the MODE button.
3. Press the SET button. The SEQ indicator goes off and the PLAY indicator lights, then the QUAD-A and QUAD-B are displayed alternatively with the dwell time you set on the SEQ SETUP menu.
Camera 1
Picture
Camera 2
Picture
Camera 5
Picture
Camera 6
Picture
Example of quad picture sequence
Camera 3
Picture
Camera 4
Picture
Camera 7
Picture
Camera 8
Picture
QUAD-A
QUAD-B
Note: When 3x3 picture is displayed, this mode is
not available.

C. Full Picture Pattern Sequences

Notes:
• The setting of the SEQ SETUP menu is required in advance. See page 12 for details.
• To display the multiscreen in this mode, the setting of the VTR OUT menu is required. See page 8 for details.
• See page 19 about recording pictures in this mode.
1. Press one of the VIDEO SELECT buttons to display the full size single picture.
2. Select the SEQ mode (indicator lights) by pressing the MODE button.
3. Press the SET button. The SEQ indicator goes off and the PLAY indicator lights, then the picture is dis­played in the sequential order with the dwell time you set on the SEQ SETUP menu.
** VTR OUT **
QUAD A ON QUAD B ON 3x3 ON
** SEQ SETUP ** FULL SEQ QUAD SEQ
1: 1CH 1: 4A 2SEC 2: 4A 2: 4B 2SEC 3: 8CH 4: 3x3 5: 2CH 6: 3CH 7: 4A 8: 4B 9: OFF 10: OFF
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Normal Camera Picture
ENTRANCE
Still Picture
(The word "STILL" blinks)
STILL?
STILL?
STILL

E. Still Multi Picture

This function is available for multiscreen camera picture only.
1. Confirm the current mode is neither the PLAY, EL­ZOOM nor STILL mode. If the current mode is any mode above, reset the current selected mode.
2. Display the multiscreen on the monitor screen.
3. Select the STILL mode by pressing the MODE but­ton.
4. After confirming the STILL indicator is lit, press the SET button.
5. Press the desired VIDEO SELECT button. The selected picture appears still on the monitor screen.
Notes:
• If you press the VIDEO SELECT button for a camera whose picture is not displayed on the monitor screen, the operation is ignored.
• The word “STILL?” appears only when ON is selected for STILL-SEL TITLE on the SYSTEM SETUP menu.
• During the STILL mode is activating, setting the SEQ or PLAY mode switches to the STILL mode to the SEQ mode.
• When the alarm signal is received the STILL mode is canceled automatically.
• When the camera title is displayed, the word “STILL” and the camera title appear alternatively on the monitor screen.
• The word “STILL” appears only when ON is selected for STILL TITLE on the TITLE SETUP menu.
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Monitoring the Playback Picture

A. Playback Picture

1. Confirm the current mode is the PLAY mode. If the current mode is any other mode, reset the current selected mode and select and set the PLAY mode. The word “PLAY” appears on the monitor screen.
2. Operate the VTR.
Notes:
• Zoomed picture is available for playback pic­ture. See “B. Zoomed Playback Picture” below.
• The word “PLAY” appears only when ON is selected for PLAY TITLE on the SYSTEM SETUP menu.
When the SEQ mode is selected, the order of the pic­tures to be recorded changes as follows if you assigned QUAD-A, QUAD-B, or 3x3 in the sequential order of FULL SEQ (setting of the VTR OUT menu is required):
When the Single or Multi picture is selected
When two or three parameters of the VTR OUT menu are ON, the pictures are recorded as following example.
In case the VTR OUT menu is set as below:
** VTR OUT **
QUAD A ON QUAD B OFF 3x3 ON
** VTR OUT **
QUAD A ON QUAD B ON 3x3 ON
** SEQ SETUP ** FULL SEQ QUAD SEQ
1: 1CH 1: 4A 2SEC 2: 2CH 2: 4B 2SEC 3: 3CH 4: 4CH 5: 4A 6: 3x3 7: OFF 8: OFF 9: OFF 10: OFF
When the SEQ mode is selected
Even though you set all parameters of the VTR OUT menu are ON, unassigned multi picture in order of FULL SEQ is not recorded. See following example:
In case the VTR OUT menu and the SEQ SETUP menu setting are as below:
Full Size Spot
QUAD-A
QUAD-A
QUAD-A
QUAD-A
3 x 3 3 x 3
Full Size Spot
Pictures to be recorded on the VTR
QUAD-A is selected.
3 x 3 is selected.
Full size spot picture is selected.
Pictures to be monitored on the screen
Full size spot picture is selected after power is turned on.
1CH
2CH
QUAD-AQUAD-A
QUAD-A
3 x 3 3 x 3
3 x 3
Pictures to be recorded on the VTR
QUAD-A and 3x3 are recorded alternatively.
Pictures to be monitored on the screen
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B. Zoomed Playback Picture

To zoom the playback picture, setting of the ZOOM POSITION parameter on the ZOOM SETUP menu is required. The operation procedure is different accord­ing to the ZOOM POSITION parameter. See page 9 for setting.
In case of QUADRANT is selected for ZOOM POSI­TION
1. Confirm the current mode is the PLAY mode. If the current mode is any other mode, reset the current selected mode and select and set the PLAY mode.
2. Select the EL-ZOOM mode by pressing the MODE button.
3. After confirming the EL-ZOOM indicator is lit, press the SET button.
4. Press the desired VIDEO SELECT (1, 2, 3, or 4) but­ton. The selected area is zoomed twofold. Each VIDEO SELECT (1, 2, 3, or 4) button selects the fol­lowing areas.
Note: If you press the VIDEO SELECT button whose
picture is not displayed on the monitor screen, the operation is ignored.
Quad playback picture
12
34
Zoomed playback picture (Quad)
(In case the button No.2 is pressed)
2
ZOOM
PLAY
PLAY
41 32
Button
No. 1
Button
No. 3
In quad picture
Button
No. 1
Button
No. 3
In 3x3 picture
Button
No. 2
Button
No. 4
Button
No. 2
Button
No. 4
3x3 playback picture
41 32
ZOOM
PLAY
PLAY
Zoomed playback picture (3x3)
(In case the button No.2 is pressed)
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In case of VARIABLE is selected for ZOOM POSITION
1. Confirm the word “PLAY” is displayed on the moni­tor screen.
2. Select the EL-ZOOM mode by pressing the MODE button.
3. After confirming the EL-ZOOM indicator is lit, press the SET button. The “+” sign and the word “ZOOM” appear on the monitor screen. Note: The “+” sign disappears if no operation is
performed within approx. 4 seconds.
4. Press the No.6 (+) button to zoom the picture twofold.
5. Move the zoomed picture by pressing the CURSOR (CC, DD, AA, BB) button.
6. To return the picture to the original size, press the No.5 (–) button.
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SYSTEM 1

A system consisting this quad unit and the specified cameras should include the WV-PS104C camera drive unit.
Notes :
• When pressing the ALARM RESET/MULTISCREEN/QUAD SHIFT button or the VIDEO SELECT/CURSOR/SELECT but­tons, the picture on the video monitor may roll briefly at the time of switching.
SIGNAL
GND
RS-232CPLAY IN ALARM/REMOTE
(VS1Vp-p)
GENLOCK
IN
VIDEO
OUT
GENLOCK
OUT
VTR OUT
OUT
IN
765
VIDEO
321
876544321
8
Monitor
Computer
VTR
VTR OUT VIDEO OUT
VIDEO VIDEO OUT
VIDEO IN
WJ-MS488
CAMERA 5
CAMERA 1CAMERA 4
CAMERA 8
IN
CAMERA
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
4ch
IN
CAMERA
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
3ch
IN
CAMERA
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
2ch
IN
CAMERA
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
1ch
IN
VD/SYNC
OUT
VD/SYNC
(4Vp-p 75)
CAUTION
VIDEO
WV-PS104C

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

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SYSTEM 2

The input video signals for this unit are synchronized, and synchronization noise or disturbances in the video output signal will not occur when the multi or single picture mode is selected.
Connections
• Connect the VIDEO IN connectors of this unit to the video output connectors of the cameras.
• Connect the VTR OUT connector of this unit to the video input connector of the video distribution amplifier (V.D.A).
• Connect the output of the video distribution amplifier (V.D.A.) to the video input connector of the VTR and to the gen­lock input connectors of the cameras.
• Connect the VIDEO OUT connector of this unit to the video input connector of the monitor.
SIGNAL
GND
RS-232CPLAY IN ALARM/REMOTE
(VS1Vp-p)
GENLOCK
IN
VIDEO
OUT
GENLOCK
OUT
VTR
OUT
OUT
IN
765
VIDEO
321
876544321
8
Monitor
Monitor
VTR
VDA
VIDEO VIDEO
VIDEO
VIDEO
WJ-MS488
GENLOCK
GENLOCK
GENLOCK GENLOCK
VIDEO
VIDEO
VIDEO
VIDEO
GENLOCK
GENLOCK
GENLOCK GENLOCK
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SYSTEM 3

Connections
• Connect the VIDEO IN connectors of this unit to the video output connectors of the cameras.
• Connect the VTR OUT connector of this unit to the input connector of the VTR.
• Connect the VIDEO OUT connector of this unit to the input connector of the monitor.
• Connect the wires of the alarm sensors to the alarm input pins of ALARM/REMOTE connector.
SIGNAL
GND
RS-232CPLAY IN ALARM/REMOTE
(VS1Vp-p)
GENLOCK
IN
VIDEO
OUT
GENLOCK
OUT
VTR OUT
OUT
IN
765
VIDEO
321
876544321
8
WJ-MS488
Monitor
Monitor
VTR
Sensor Sensor Sensor Sensor
Sensor Sensor SensorSensor
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Buzzer
NO
C
NC
To Buzzer
Relay
+24V
NC: Normally Closed Contact NO: Normally Open Contact C: Common
• Connection with the Alarm Output Connector
Power capacity of alarm output connector less than 100 mA:
• Make sure to match the polarity when connect­ing the buzzer to the alarm output connector.
• Connect the positive pole (+) of the buzzer to pin 11 of the alarm output connector.
Power capacity of alarm output connector more than 100 mA:
• Connect the buzzer through a relay circuit to pin 11 of the alarm output connector. Do not con­nect it directly.
• Remote Control
You can control the SEQUENCE, PLAY, EL-ZOOM, STILL mode, and the MULTISCREEN/QUAD SHIFT, VIDEO SELECT, and MENU/ESC buttons from a remote controller. Connect ALARM/REMOTE Connector (pin 5) to the ground terminal. These functions are activated by contact with the ground terminal. The assignment of each pin is as follows.
13251224112310229218207196185174163152141
Ground
Ground
ALARM/REMOTE (CH5)
ALARM/REMOTE (CH6)
ALARM/REMOTE (CH7)
ALARM/REMOTE (CH8)
Ground
Alarm Out
Play back
Alarm Reset Out
Alarm Recover In
ALARM/REMOTE (CH2)
ALARM/REMOTE (CH1)
ALARM/REMOTE (CH3)
ALARM/REMOTE (CH4)
ALARM/REMOTE Select
MENU/ESC
Multiscreen Select
Ground
Still
Sequence
Zoom
Ground
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BLOCK DIAGRAM

This unit is consisted as below. When the multi picture is displayed, the same multi picture is recorded at that moment. See “Monitoring the Playback Picture” on page 19 about differences of recording way.
TL TL
VTRVTR
WJ-MS488
DIGITAL BLOCK
Video Monitor
Single spot or single sequence
Selected in Setup menu
VTR OUT
EL-ZOOM
STILL
QUAD A QUAD B
3 x 3
1 to 8
Analog
Select
VIDEO OUT
Up to 8 cameras
PLAY IN
CAMERA IN
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m=0 Still OFF m=1 Still ON nn=00
All video channels specify
nn=01 - 08 Camera Number
Item
OZM
Item
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Parameter (ASCII)Response Command (ASCII)Command (ASCII)
OCS : mm
OST : m : nn OST
VTR/Camera Select OVC : m OVC
m=0
Camera Mode
m=1 VTR Mode
Still ON/OFF
Multiscreen / Quad Shift
OTC : m OTC
m=0
QUAD-A I : Increment
*1
m=1 QUAD-B D : Decrement
*1
m=2 3 x 3
Sequence OSQ : m OSQ
m=0
End Sequence
m=1 Activate Sequence
Electronic Zoom ON/OFF
OZM : m : nn
m=0 Zoom OFF nn=01 - 04
*2
m=1 Zoom ON
Full Size Single CH Select
OCS mm=01 - 08 Camera Number
Alarm Reset OAL : m OAL
m=0
Manual Reset
m=1 Auto Reset

APPENDIX

The values for the RS232C site communication setting of this unit are as follows.
Baud Rate: 9 600 Parity Bit: Odd Data Bit: 8 bit Stop Bit: 1 bit
Note: These values are fixed.

Communication Protocol

• The data format is shown below. [STX] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ETX]
ASCII (02H) ( ) ( ) ( ) (03H)

Command T able

A transmission command consists of 3 alphanumeric characters following an address. If a command requires a parameter, add a colon (:) after the command. If it needs a second, insert a colon (:) between them. If a command with a parameter has no parameter value specified, it will be processed at the underlined parameter value.
Note:
• When remote controlling this unit by computer through the RS232C port, add the unit address to the transmission com-
mand.
For example,
ADuu; OCS: mm (uu=01 - 04 unit number)
(1) Main Unit Operation Control
(2) Mode Change
Command (ASCII) Response Command (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
Setup MSU : m MSU
m=0
End Setup
m=1 Begin Setup
*1: Selecting "I" shifts pictures as: QUAD-A QUAD-B 3 x 3
Selecting "D" shifts pictures as: 3 x 3 QUAD-A QUAD-B
*2: 01-04 indicate area number.
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Item
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mm=UU Move Upward mm=DD Move Downward mm=RR Move to Right mm=LL Move to Left mm=ES Previous Directory
(ESC) mm=IC Select parameter (+) mm=DC Select parameter (–)
*3
DCR : mm DCR
(3) Cursor
Command (ASCII) Response Command (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
Cursor Movement Select Parameter
*3 The parameter valid on the main unit setup menu is:
mm=UU, DD, RR, LL, ES,IC, DC
The parameter valid for zoom position move during electronic zooming is:
mm=UU, DD, RR, LL
Notes:
• When you operate with the buttons on the front panel before finishing data processing commanded by PC, this unit puts the operation by the buttons above the operation by PC.
• If commands are sent by PC continuously, transmission error occurs infrequently. When it occurs and commands are not executed, send the unexecuted commands again.
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Video Input : 2:1 interlace, composite 1 V [p-p] 75 , auto termination or loop-through, black and white or
colour video signal x 8 (Each video signal should be synchronized vertically for vertical inter-
val switching. Does not have to be synchronized in case vertical interval switching is not
required.)
Video Output : Video Output x 1, composite, 1 V [p-p] 75 , colour or black and white video signal with com-
posite sync and burst signal. Recording Output : 1.0V[p-p]/75 x 1 (BNC) External Sync Input : VS 1.0V[p-p]/75 /looping through x 1 (BNC) Playback Input : 2:1 interlaced VBS 1.0V[p-p]/75 /automatic termination/looping through x 1 (BNC) Title : Up to 8 characters per window Alarm Input : One per 8 video inputs (max. DC 5 V and make-contact for ground) Alarm Output : One (max. DC 100 mA, open collector circuit) Alarm Duration : Adjustable approx. 1s to 30 s, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 min. or EXT Recover Input : One (max. DC 5 V and make-contact for ground) Auto Reset Time : Adjustable approx. 1s to 30s, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 min. or OFF Ambient Operating Temperature : 10˚C to +50˚C (14˚F to 122˚F) Power Source and
Power Consumption: AC 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz, 18 W
Dimensions : 420 (W) x 44 (H) x 350 (D) mm
[16-1/2” (W) x 1-3/4” (H) x 13-3/4” (D)] Weight : 4.0 kg (8.9 lbs.)
Weight and Dimensions shown above are approximate. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

SPECIFICATIONS

STANDARD ACCESSORIES

Rack Mounting Brackets ................................................1 set
Rack Mounting Bracket Fixing Screws ..........................8 pcs
Switch Protector .............................................................1 pc
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan
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