Panasonic WJSX150AP Operating Instructions

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Model No. WJ-SX150A

Matrix Switcher

Operating Instructions

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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-SX150A

Serial No.

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Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read the label on the bottom.

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.

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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.

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

ENGLISH VERSION

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 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.

Power disconnection. Unit with or without ONOFF 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.

SA 1965

SA 1966

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.

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

CONTENTS ........................................................................ 4

PREFACE ........................................................................... 6

FEATURES ......................................................................... 6

PRECAUTIONS .................................................................. 7

DOCUMENT CONVENTION .............................................. 7

FEATURES OF THE MATRIX SWITCHER SYSTEM ....... 9

MATRIX SWITCHER SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS ............10

■ Crosspoint Switches ..............................................10

■ Monitoring Mode ....................................................10

■ System Control ......................................................11

■ Example of a SYSTEM with Basic Functions .........12

TERMINAL MODE DESCRIPTIONS ..............................14

■ Log-in/Log-out .......................................................14

■ Monitor-related Functions ......................................15

■ Camera-related Functions .....................................16

■ Alarm-related Functions ........................................17

■ Timer Event ............................................................18

■ System Status Table ..............................................19

■ Setup Procedures ..................................................19

■ Extended Functions ..............................................19

NOTIFICATION ABOUT PS·DATA

CONTROLLER OPERATION .........................................22

DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ............................23

MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND

THEIR FUNCTIONS .......................................................24

■ WJ-SX150A Matrix Switcher ..................................24

■ WV-CU360C/CU360CJ System Controller

(TERMINAL MODE) ...............................................26

INSTALLATIONS AND SYSTEM CONNECTIONS..........31

INSTALLATIONS ...........................................................32

■ Mounting into the Rack ..........................................32

■ Installing the Multiplexer Board ...................32

SYSTEM CONNECTION EXAMPLES ............................33

■ Basic System Connection ......................................33

■ System Expansion Connection ..............................33

CONNECTIONS .............................................................36

■ Connection with the Camera Sites ........................36

■ Connection for RS-485 Type Camera ....................37

■ Connection with the Monitors ................................38

■ Connection with the System Controllers ................39

■ Connection with the Alarm Sensors .......................39

■ Connection with the Alarm Output .........................40

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD500 Series ..................................................40

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD200 Series ..................................................43

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD100 Series .........................................45

■ Connection with the Time-lapse VCR

(Panasonic Models) ......................................46

■ Connection with the Time-lapse VCR

(Non-Panasonic Models) ..............................47

■ Connection with the PC .........................................48

■ Time Adjustment with an External Equipment .......48

■ Master-slave Connection .......................................49

WJ-SX150A SETUP PROCEDURES ...............................57

FIRMWARE UPDATE .....................................................58

■ Installation of SX150A Program Writer ...................58

■ Firmware Update of SX150A Program Writer ........58

■ Error List ................................................................60

SETUP PROCEDURES ..................................................61

■ Setup Procedures ..................................................61

■ Description of Setup Procedures ..........................61

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU (OSD) .................................63

■ Displaying SETUP MENU ......................................63

■ Programming SETUP MENU .................................63

■ TIME & DATE .........................................................64

■ D. S. T. (Daylight Saving Time) ..............................66

■ SEQUENCE SETUP ...............................................66

■ ALARM SETUP ......................................................67

■ CAMERA TITLE ......................................................71

■ RECORDER ...........................................................71

■ SYSTEM SETUP .....................................................72

■ OPERATOR REGISTRATION .................................76

■ MULTIPLEXER ..............................................77

■ MUX CAMERA TITLE ....................................78

WJ-SX150A ADMINISTRATOR Console .......................79

■ Description of WJ-SX150A Administrator

Console ..................................................................79

■ Installation/Uninstallation .......................................79

■ The Main Window ..................................................80

■ Master-Slave ..........................................................81

■ Logical Camera Number .......................................82

■ Put a file to SX150A ...............................................83

■ Get a Configuration Data from SX150A .................83

■ Tour Sequence ......................................................84

■ Group Sequence ...................................................85

■ Timer Event ............................................................85

■ Camera Cleaning ...................................................86

■ Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time ......................87

■ Alarm Mode ...........................................................88

■ Alarm Event ...........................................................89

■ Alarm Port ..............................................................90

■ Operator Registration ............................................90

■ Level Table ............................................................91

■ Monitor Selection ...................................................92

■ Auto Login/Logout (Auto Log-in/Log-out) .............92

■ Time & Date ...........................................................93

■ Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA ...........................94

■ Camera Title ..........................................................94

■ Data Port ................................................................96

■ Recorder ................................................................97

■ Multiplexer Mode ..........................................98

■ Multiplexer Title ...........................................100

■ New ......................................................................101

■ Select Setup Data File .........................................101

■ Account Manager ................................................101

■ Communication Port ............................................102

CONTENTS

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OPERATING PROCEDURES (TERMINAL MODE) ......103

LOG-IN AND LOG-OUT ..............................................104

■ Log-in ...................................................................104

■ Log-out ................................................................105

■ Auto Log-in ..........................................................105

■ Auto Log-out ........................................................105

MONITOR SELECTION AND CAMERA SELECTION ..106

■ Monitor Selection .................................................106

■ Priority Lock .........................................................106

■ Camera Selection ................................................107

CAMERA CONTROL ...................................................108

■ Lens Control ........................................................108

■ Pan/Tilt Control ....................................................108

■ Program Preset Position ......................................109

■ Call Preset Position ..............................................109

CAMERA FUNCTION CONTROL ................................110

■ Camera Setup ......................................................110

■ Camera Function (Shortcut Function) ..................110

■ Changing to Black and White Images .................111

■ Patrol Learn and Play ..........................................111

■ Camera Panning Function ...................................112

CAMERA SITE ACCESSORIES CONTROL .................113

■ Receiver Control ..................................................113

RUNNING SEQUENCE ...............................................114

■ Tour Sequence ....................................................114

■ Group Sequence .................................................114

MONITOR DISPLAY CONTROL ..................................115

■ On-screen Display (OSD) Control .......................115

■ On-screen Display (OSD) Position Control ..........115

■ System Status Table ............................................116

■ Alarm History Table .............................................117

■ Video Loss History Table .....................................117

ALARM CONTROL ......................................................118

■ Alarm Mode .........................................................118

■ Operation during an Alarm Mode ........................118

■ Operation of an Alarm-related Camera (ACK) ....118

■ Resetting the Alarm Inputs ..................................119

■ Suspending the Alarm Inputs ..............................119

MULTIPLEXER OPERATIONS ...........................120

■ Monitoring the Camera Picture ........................... 120

OPERATING PROCEDURES (PS·DATA)......................123

WHEN USING A PS·DATA SYSTEM CONTROLLER ...124

MONITOR CONTROL .................................................125

■ Monitor Selection .................................................125

■ Priority Lock .........................................................125

RUNNING SEQUENCE ...............................................126

■ Tour Sequence ....................................................126

■ Group Sequence .................................................126

MONITOR DISPLAY CONTROL ..................................127

ALARM CONTROL ......................................................128

■ Alarm Mode .........................................................128

■ Operation during an Alarm Mode ........................128

■ Resetting All the Alarm Inputs .............................128

■ Suspending All the Alarm Inputs .........................128

EXPANDED FUNCTION .................................................129

WJ-HD500 SERIES CONTROL (TERMINAL MODE) ...130

■ Displaying WJ-HD500 Series SETUP MENU .......130

■ Controlling Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD500 Series ................................................131

WJ-HD200 SERIES CONTROL (TERMINAL MODE) ...135

■ Displaying WJ-HD200 Series SETUP MENU .......135

■ Controlling Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD200 Series ................................................135

WJ-HD100 SERIES CONTROL

(TERMINAL MODE) .....................................................137

■ Displaying WJ-HD100 Series SETUP MENU .......137

■ Controlling Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD100 Series ................................................137

TIME-LAPSE VCR CONTROL

[PANASONIC MODELS] (TERMINAL MODE) .............139

■ Controlling the Time-lapse VCR ..........................139

TIME-LAPSE VCR CONTROL [NON-PANASONIC MODELS] (TERMINAL MODE) ...140

■ Controlling the Time-lapse VCR ..........................140

WJ-HD500 SERIES CONTROL (PS·DATA) .................141

■ Controlling the Recorder with a

PS·Data System Controller ..................................141

WJ-HD200 SERIES CONTROL (PS·DATA) .................143

■ Controlling the Recorder with a

PS·Data System Controller ..................................143

WJ-HD100 SERIES CONTROL (PS·DATA) .......144

■ Controlling the Recorder with a

PS·Data System Controller ..................................144

TIME-LAPSE VCR CONTROL

[PANASONIC MODELS] (PS·DATA) ...........................145

■ Controlling the Time-lapse VCR with a

PS·Data System Controller ..................................145

TIME-LAPSE VCR CONTROL

[NON-PANASONIC MODELS] (PS·DATA) ..................146

■ Controlling the Time-lapse VCR with a

PS·Data System Controller ..................................146

MONITOR DISPLAY WHEN A

VIDEO LOSS OCCURS ...............................................147

■ Video Loss Display ..............................................147

■ Camera Switching Pulse Loss Display .......147

TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................148

APPENDIX ......................................................................151

COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL .................................152

■ Command Table ..................................................153

■ Error Code List .....................................................161

WORKSHEETS ............................................................162

■ Instruction ............................................................162

■ Checklist ..............................................................163

SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................175

STANDARD ACCESSORIES .......................................175

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES .........................................175

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PREFACE

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX150A is designed for a surveillance control system, which is composed of cameras, monitors and system controllers. System controllers are used to operate the surveillance control system. In combination with Digital Disk Recorder or a time-lapse VCR, a surveillance system can be established in a local area. * To use WJ-HD100 Series or a time-lapse VCR, you need to install Multiplexer Board WJ-SXB151 inside the matrix switcher.

FEATURES

• 16 cameras, 4 monitors and 4 system controllers connectable

• Master-slave connection supported: Up to 64 cameras connectable using 5 matrix switchers

• Multiple sequence modes: 32 tour sequences and 4 group sequences

• Control data and timing pulse (VD2) multiplexed over a coaxial cable

• Cable compensation selectable depending on the cable length

• Cameras (or images on the monitors) selectable with alarm (sensor)

• RS-485 cameras connectable

• Multiscreen display, electronic zooming, still picture, multiscreen sequence, and motion detector available with Multiplexer Board WJ-SXB151

• Disk Recorder controllable

• Connectable to external devices supporting PS·Data

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PRECAUTIONS

DOCUMENT CONVENTION

• Refer all work related to the installation of this product 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. Do not try to operate it in wet areas.

Take immediate action if the appliance gets wet. Turn the power off and refer servicing to qualified service personnel. Moisture can damage the appliance and also cause electric shocks.

• 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.

Use the appliance at temperatures within –10 °C +50 °C (14 °F - 122°F) and humidity below 90 %. The input power source for this appliance is 120 V AC, 60 Hz.

• We recommend that you note down your settings and save them. Power or battery failure may erase the settings you enter.

This operating instructions use the following convention when describing the use and operation of this unit.

Unit: Panasonic Matrix Switcher WJ-SX150A Multiplexer board : Panasonic Multiplexer Board WJ-SXB151 System controller: Panasonic System Controller WV-CU360C or WV-CU360CJ Recorder: Panasonic Digital Disk Recorder or a time-lapse VCR* (*Available only when the Multiplexer board is installed) Receiver: Panasonic Indoor Receiver WV-RC100 or Outdoor Receiver WV-RC150 System: Surveillance control system Master recorder: Recorder connected to the Master unit in a master-slave connection Slave n* recorder: Recorder connected to Slave n unit in a master-slave connection

* n is a unit number.

Notes:

• Text with this appearance is a special instruction, rule, or side comment related to the topic.

• In these operating instructions, WV-CU360C is used for the illustrations and descriptions of the system controller.

Symbol Used in The Operating Instructions

These operating instructions use the icon shown below to describe the functions available when the Multiplexer board is installed in the unit.

: Functions available with the Multiplexer board

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FEATURES OF THE MATRIX

SWITCHER SYSTEM

MATRIX SWITCHER SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS

Matrix Switcher System WJ-SX150A is a surveillance control system, which is composed of cameras, recorders, and this unit (the matrix switcher). This system has various functions for surveillance control. The following are the descriptions about the functions.

■ Crosspoint Switches

All matrix switchers, no matter how complicated and sophisticated they may be, depend on crosspoint switches to perform the basic operations of the switcher. The crosspoint switches from a rectangular array of rows and columns in which any row may be connected to any column. In the figure shown above, the rows are connected to video cameras and the columns are connected to video monitors. By closing a certain crosspoint switch we may connect any camera to any monitor. In the example above, by closing switch SW12 the camera 2 is displayed on the monitor 1. Likewise, by closing SW24 camera 4 is displayed on the monitor 2.

■ Monitoring Mode

In the normal connection, this system can control up to 16 cameras, 4 monitors, and 4 system controllers. In the master-slave connection, the system can control up to 64 cameras. There are two surveillance ways: One is the spot mode that associates one camera with one monitor. The other is the sequence mode that sequentially displays the images through more than one camera.

● Spot Mode

The specified camera images are continuously displayed on a given monitor. When another camera input is accepted, the images are replaced by new ones.

SW11 SW21 SW31 SW41

SW12 SW22 SW32 SW42

SW13 SW23 SW33 SW43

SW14 SW24 SW34 SW44

● Sequence Mode

More than one camera's images are sequentially displayed for a fixed time. The illustration shows an example of the sequential display of images through Camera 2, 4, and 6 on Monitor 1. Before use, the parameters* of the sequence need to be configured and uploaded to the unit.

* Example: Camera selection, monitor selection, and dwell time

(the time to display each image).

■ System Control

System controllers are used to control the equipment connected to this system.

● About System Controller

This matrix switcher system has four data ports: DATA 1 to 4. The ports DATA 1 to 3 supports the terminal mode, and the DATA 4 port supports both the terminal mode and Panasonic Security Data (PS·Data) Systems. These are the operation mode of the matrix switcher. When using the DATA 4 port, you can employ either of them. Refer to p. 14 for details of the terminal mode. Refer to p. 22 for notification about PS·Data System.

● Camera control

As the illustration, this unit sends the control data and VD2 timing pulse to the cameras. On the contrary, the cameras send the video signal and state signal to the unit. Control data is supplied via the coaxial cable from the unit, multiplexed with the camera image. The unit is equipped with the circuit to multiplex or separate the video signal and control data with each channel. These connections enable the control of the equipment from the system controller. When using Panasonic RS-485 cameras, the unit can send the separated control data to them. RS-485 cameras can be installed at longer distance from the matrix switcher than cameras that multiplex the control data.

Each signal functions as the illustrations in the next page. VD2 provides the timing pulse of the same phase to prevent the unconformity during the switching of the image in a sequence mode.

Multiplexed

data

Sync

signal

Every channel is equipped with multiplexed data and sync signal.

Matrix switcher

Coaxial cable

Video signal

Control signal

Status signal

Timing pulse (VD2)

Combination camera

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 2 sec.

Step 1

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 2 sec.

Step 2

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 2 sec.

Step 3

Camera 2

Camera 4 Camera 6

Signal type Function Control signal Controls camera functions (pan/tilt, zooming, focusing, lens iris, preset position) and camera

site accessories. Status signal Shows camera status. Timing pulse (VD2) This signal is supplied to the unit to each camera.

Each figure shows the picture status with or without the timing pulse.

■ Example of a SYSTEM with Basic Functions

The illustration in the next page shows the surveillance system in a parking lot as an example. Before the connections, the matrix switcher's system configuration* and the recorder's alarm recording setting are necessary. Example: Operations of cameras and other connected equipment during an alarm input

1. The infrared sensor sends an alarm signal to the unit when detecting a car comes in.

2. The unit enters the sequence mode associated with Monitor 1. At the same time, the unit controls the digital disk recorder to change its recording mode into the alarm-recording mode.

Monitor 1 is associated with the following sequence.

Displaying Camera 1's image

↓

Displaying Camera 4's image (Preset Position 1)

↓ Camera 4 moves from preset position 1 to 2 according to the sequence setting.

Displaying Camera 4's image (Preset Position 2)

↓

Controlling AUX 1 and 2 (The gate will open and the lamp will light up.)

↓

Displaying Camera 5's image

VD2 OFF

VD2 ON

Monitor 2 displays Camera 6's image consistently in the spot mode. Operators will observe the parking lot by looking at these images on a monitor in a management office.

Lamp

lights up.

(Aux 2)

Camera 1

Dwell time : 1 s

Camera 4/position 1

Dwell time : 3 s

Camera 4/position 2

Dwell time : 2 s

Gate

opens.

(Aux 1)

Camera 5

Dwell time : 30 s

Camera 1

Camera 4

Camera 5

Sensor

Aux 1

Aux 2

Receiver

Preset position 2

Matrix switcher

Alarm 3

Alarm

Sequence mode

Alarm mode

Monitor 1

Monitor 2

Camera 6

Alarm recording mode

Camera 6

Preset position 1

Recorder

TERMINAL MODE DESCRIPTIONS

In the terminal mode, each external device (such as a camera, monitor, system controller, or a recorder, etc.) has the name and number (Camera 1, etc.). When you control a device, you are to select the device number and execute the selection. For example, before controlling Camera 1, you will press the numeric button 1, and then press the CAM (SET) button. Each operator has a level and priority. When you try to control a device beyond the level and priority, the PROHIBITED or BUSY indicator will light up to inform you that you cannot control it.

■ Log-in/Log-out

Before starting the system operation, it is necessary to input an operator ID and a password from a system controller. The system identifies the operator ID and password by comparing the registered data. If the ID and password are correct, the system will enter the operation mode. This identification is called log-in. On the contrary, the termination of the system operation is called log-out.

Log-in/log-out has two ways: One is the manual log-in/log-out and the other is auto log-in/out. Through the auto log-in, an operator can login the system without entering a password, after turning the power on. Through the auto log-out, an operator can logout of the system when not operating the system for a fixed time. The way of log-in/log-out and the time for auto log-out is configurable when setting up the system. When configuring the auto log-in, it is necessary to assign an operator ID to each data port.

● Operator Registration

When operating the system, the operator registration is necessary. Up to 16 operators can be registered and filed by their operator IDs. They are registered in SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

The following are the properties, which can prevent the operation conflict.

Level Setting

16 operators are classified in the level from 1 (the highest) to 3 (the lowest). A higher-level operator can control more functions.

Password Setting

Up to 5 digit numbers can be registered as a password. When an operator logs in, the system identifies the operator ID and password by comparing the registered data. If they are correct, the operator can control the system.

Priority Setting

The system classifies the operators in priority from 1 to 16. This setting includes the control coverage that is configured by level, and the priority in case of the conflict with the samelevel operator.

Operable Cameras and Sequences

This setting assigns each operator the cameras and sequences operable by the level.

Notes:

• Each operator’s ID, password, level and priority need to be configured in SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• Auto log-in/log-out is configurable in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• The level and priority are assigned to each operator. Operators cannot control the system beyond the assignment. Even within the level and priority, a device controlled by a higher-level operator is not operable.

• Manual log-in/log-out or auto log-in/log-out is assignable to the system controllers Terminal – K1 to K4.

*n is a number.

• Description of Operator Registration

Operator 1

Password

Level

Priority

Camera Operation

150 150

1 1

Operator 2

12345

1 2

Operator 3

100 100

1 3

Operator 4

101 101

1 4

Operator 5

102 102

2 5

Operator 6

103 103

3 6

• • •

Operator

n* (Max 16)

– –

–

Level Table

SX150A Setup Camera Setup Program Preset Position Camera Control Camera Selection Recorder Setup Recorder Control

Camera Operation Level

1: This level can select and control the camera. 2: This level can only select the camera. 3: This level can neither select nor control the camera.

Items operable by the level are set to ON.

SLAVE DOWN (Displayed when communication is not established between the Master and Slave units: for example, power/cable disconnection) * “n” is a number.

Notes:

• When pressing the associated numeric button (1 to 5) while holding down the OSD button, information is turned on or off.

• When you select the LCN (logical camera number) not assigned in the system, “NOT ASSIGN” will appear beside the camera number.

● The Display Position

The display position of the information is adjustable with the joystick on the system controller.

● Priority Lock

Priority lock is the function to prevent other operators' control of a monitor even after the system log-out. While the priority lock is active, the monitor is operable by the locking operator and higher-priority operators.

● Sequence Mode

Camera images are displayed for a fixed time, and they are sequentially switched. The change from a tour sequence into the spot mode is also possible. Before use, the parameters of the sequence, such as a camera or monitor selection and dwell time need to be configured. There are two sequences:

• Tour sequence

• Group sequence

Tour Sequence

The images through Camera 1 to 99 are displayed on a given monitor in the desired sequence. A tour sequence is consisted of 64 steps and up to 32 sequences are configurable. Up to 30 seconds are selectable as each step's dwell time. Each step can call the desired preset position of a camera to be displayed.

■ Monitor-related Functions

The following functions related to monitors are configurable.

● Monitor Selection

It is necessary to select a monitor when controlling the monitor-related functions, such as camera images or SETUP MENU.

● Information Displayed on the Monitors

The following information is displayed on monitors.

Time and Date

Time and date are displayed. The date display is selectable from five patterns, and the time display is selectable from 24- or 12- hour system.

The date display pattern (Example: August 21, 2001)

21/08/2001 08/21/2001 21/Aug/2001 2001/08/21 Aug/21/2001

Camera Title

The camera number (C01 to C99) and characters (up to 20) can be configured as a camera title. The title is displayed in one line.

Monitor Status

The following status is displayed in one line.

Mn (Monitor number)* Kn (Controller number)* Tnn (Monitor mode: the example shows the tour sequence)* Rn (Recorder number)*

* "n" is a number.

Event

The information related to system operation is displayed. An alarm control, alarm suspension, and timer event are the example.

ALARMnn (The alarm is operating.) ALARMnn ACK (The alarm has been acknowledged.) Tnn (Timer event: tour sequence number) LOSS CHnn (the video loss channel number) ALM SUSPENDED (The alarm is suspended.) CAM SW LOSS Rn* (Displayed when no camera switching pulse is supplied from Rn)

Clock

Monitor status

Camera title

Event

CH1 CH2

CH3

08/21/2001 6:50:08 PM

M1 K1 T01 C01 camera title ALARM10*

In each step, the desired preset position of a camera can be called and displayed. Tour sequences are configurable in SETUP MENU and WJSX150A Administrator Console.

Group Sequence

Group sequence is a function to display up to 4 tour sequences in a group on up to 4 monitors. More than one sequences can be activated at one time by registering each tour sequence in a group. Up to 4 tour sequences can be registered in a group.

Notes:

• Up to 4 group sequences are configurable in WJSX150A Administrator Console. The configuration in the matrix switcher's SETUP MENU is unavailable.

• The black picture is displayed when the following are included in a tour or group sequence: a camera channel without image or the image restricted to the operator.

● Multiscreen Display (4, 9, and 16 Screens)

With a recorder, more than one camera images can be displayed in 4, 9, and 16 multiscreen segments. Refer to p. 129 EXPANDED FUNCTION for details.

■ Camera-related Functions

This system can operate the following camera-related functions.

Notes:

• When operating the motorized zoom lens, a combination camera is necessary.

• A motorized zoom lens needs to be installed on a camera. Confirm the system components.

● Camera Selection

The camera needs to be selected when controlling the camera-related functions such as a lens zoom, pan/tilt head, or spot image of a camera.

● Operating Zoom Lens

Note: Make sure that the lens selection switch (DC/VIDEO)

is set to DC.

Focus

This setting adjusts the lens focus. An auto-focus camera can automatically adjust the focus.

Zoom

This setting adjusts the lens zoom rate.

Iris

This setting adjusts the lens iris .

● Pan/Tilt Head Control

Pan/Tilt

Camera rotates on the pan/tilt heads. There are two ways of control:

• Manual control by the joystick The joystick on the system controller can control a camera's pan/tilt head.

• Preset position control Entering preset position number can automatically rotate the camera to the desired position. It is necessary to register a camera's preset position numbers. The specified cameras support the registration during the pan/tilt head control.

Notes:

• Depending on the system components, the specified combination cameras are not operable.

• The speed varies depending on cameras.

• Some cameras' pan/tilt speeds cannot be controlled by

the joystick. (Refer to the camera's operating instructions for details.)

Auto Pan

The camera automatically turns within the preset panning range.

Sequence Mode

The camera turns in the sequence of preset positions in numerical order.

Sort Mode

The camera turns in the sequence of preset positions counterclockwise from pan/tilt starting point.

Patrol Learn

The combination camera can learn and reproduce a routine of manual operation. There are two ways of patrol learn:

• Learning during the operation

• Configuration in the camera's SETUP MENU

● Housing Control

The wiper or defroster of the camera housing can be controlled.

Group sequence 1

Tour 1 Tour 5 Tour 2 Tour 7

Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4

Notes:

• The images cannot be displayed while cleaning the camera. Use this function when continuous surveillance is not necessary, such as after-hours time.

• Cameras which are operating or being in the sequence mode are not cleaned.

• Camera selection will immediately stop the camera cleaning.

• If noise remains in the monitor even after the camera cleaning, there can be a malfunction. Stop using the camera and consult qualified service personnel.

■ Alarm-related Functions

This unit is equipped with 16 alarm input connectors. When an alarm input signal is accepted via one of them, the alarm-associated spot image or tour sequence image is displayed on the monitor. With the alarm image on the monitor, the unit notifies you of the alarm information with "ALARM nn (nn is the alarm number)." There are two ways to display the alarm-associated image:

• Sequence mode

• Hold mode

Notes:

• The camera (or tour sequence) and monitor need to be associated with the alarm number through the configuration in SETUP MENU (OSD) or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• The mode is selectable and configurable in SETUP MENU (OSD) or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• Even in the alarm mode, pressing the ACK button can control the camera's pan/tilt, zoom, focus and lens iris.

• When a recorder is connected to the matrix switcher, the alarm-related recording of the camera images is possible.

● External Equipment Control

When the camera is connected via a receiver, the external equipment connected to the receiver can be controlled.

● Controllable Camera-related Functions

The control is conducted while watching the camera images on the monitor.

• Changing to black and white pictures

• Camera function (Shortcut function)

Note: The specified cameras can control each function.

Confirm the functions of the connected cameras and external devices.

Changing to Black and White Pictures

Color images are changeable to black and white images. This function is intended for surveillance in a dark place such as an underground parking lot.

Camera Function (Shortcut Function)

The frequently-used functions are registered with the camera function button. Pressing the button can activate the registered functions. Refer to the camera's operating instructions for details on the registered functions.

● Camera Title

The titles for camera identification, which are displayed on the monitor, can be registered. For example, if a camera setting place is registered as a camera title, operators can be informed where the image is recorded. The title is displayed in one line.

The available character numbers:

20 (camera number and the characters)

The available characters:

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkl mnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789!"#$%&'()=+*_:;,. */?

Notes:

• Camera title is configurable in SETUP MENU and WJSX150A Administrator Console.

• User font characters can be made through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

● Camera Cleaning

When using a combination camera, noise can occur on the monitor after the long-term use. In this case, the camera needs to be cleaned. Camera cleaning is configurable to be conducted at the designated day and time. The cleaning time is approximately 30 seconds per camera.

• Description about sequence mode and hold mode

Sequence mode

Alarm

input 1

Camera image

Alarm

input 1

Alarm

input 5

ALARM 01 ALARM 05

Dwell time

Alarm

input 5

Alarm

input 2

Automatically replaces the alarm image

Alarm

input 2

ALARM 02

Hold mode

Camera image

ALARM 01 ALARM 05

Alarm reset operations

Time

● Sequence Mode

In the sequence mode, the unit displays the initial alarm image on the monitor until the dwell time ends, even when another alarm input is accepted. When the dwell time ends, the unit automatically replaces the alarm image with the next one.

● Hold Mode

In the hold mode, the unit continues to display the initial alarm image until the alarm reset. With the alarm image on the monitor, the unit notifies you that more than one alarm input is accepted with "*" next to "ALARM nn (nn is the alarm number)."

● Alarm Reset

The built-in timer automatically resets the alarm operation after the time specified in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. After the reset, the monitor displays and the sequence will return to the state before the alarm input.

Note: When more than one alarm input has been accepted,

only the newest can be reset.

● Alarm Suspension

Even when an alarm signal is input, the system will deactivate the alarm input and the alarm mode. When the alarm suspension is active, "ALM SUSPENDED" will appear on the monitor.

● Alarm History Table

This table displays the alarms that have occurred in the past. The alarm order, date, time, alarm number and event can be identified. Up to 100 item can be reserved, and they are overwritten from the oldest, after more than 100 item have occurred.

Notes:

• When turning off the unit, all the history will be deleted.

• Alarm history can also be identified on the PC.

● Video Loss History Table

While the unit's power is ON, the video signal loss from a camera or a recorder can occur by cable disconnection, etc.

In this case, video loss history will be reserved in the system, and this table will display the history. The loss order, date, time, camera number/recorder number and event can be identified. Up to 100 item can be reserved, and they are overwritten from the oldest, after more than 100 item have occurred.

As well as the video loss history, the date of the loss and recovery, the camera number and the loss status are displayed on the table.

Notes:

• When turning off the unit, all the history will be deleted.

• Alarm history can also be identified on the PC.

■ Timer Event

The built-in timer can automatically start the sequence or spot mode on the specified days, which is configurable in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

The available operations:

Tour sequence and spot mode

The available timer events:

Up to 50

Note: When displaying SETUP MENU while timer event is

operating, the operation will stop.

VIDEO LOSS HISTORY 1 of 2

NO YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS CH EVENT 012 2002/08/21 18:59:08 99 VIDEO RECOVER 011 2002/08/21 18:58:08 14 VIDEO RECOVER 010 2002/08/21 18:57:08 99 VIDEO LOSS 009 2002/08/21 18:55:08 07 VIDEO LOSS 008 2002/08/21 18:54:08 R0 SW RECOVER 007 2002/08/21 18:53:08 16 VIDEO LOSS 006 2002/08/21 18:53:00 09 VIDEO LOSS 005 2002/08/21 18:52:08 R0 SW LOSS 004 2002/08/21 18:51:08 S1 SLAVE DOWN 003 2002/08/21 18:50:08 S1 SLAVE RECOVER

ALARM HISTORY 1 of 2

NO YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS ALARM EVENT 016 2002/08/21 18:59:08 80 ALARM 015 2002/08/21 18:58:08 80 ACK 014 2002/08/21 18:57:08 80 RESET 013 2002/08/21 18:55:08 07 ALARM 012 2002/08/21 18:54:08 07 ACK 011 2002/08/21 18:53:08 07 RESET 010 2002/08/21 18:53:00 09 ALARM 009 2002/08/21 18:52:08 09 RESET 008 2002/08/21 18:51:08 06 ALARM 007 2002/08/21 18:50:08 06 ACK

■ Extended Functions

If a recorder is connected to the matrix switcher, the following will be available.

● Recorder Connection

The operations are conducted with the buttons on the recorder, system controller or PC.

• The setup of the recording device

• The playback of the recorded images (the multiscreen

display, still picture, etc.)

• The search for the recorded image

• Forward or backward search

• Forward of backward field advance

• Fast-forward

• Rewind

• Index

Refer to each device's operating instructions for details.

■ System Status Table

The current system status can be identified. The continuous display becomes possible by the OSD setting.

MON: Monitor number CAM: Camera number / Recorder number MODE: Operation mode KB: Controller name OPE: Operator number PRI: Priority

■ Setup Procedures

To use the unit, it is necessary to configure the system through the following setup procedures:

• OSD setup with an active monitor and system controller The basic parameters are configurable to operate the unit.

• WJ-SX150A Administrator Console with the PC The setup utility can configure all the functions of the unit.

Refer to p. 63 WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU (OSD) and p. 79 WJ-SX150A ADMINISTRATOR CONSOLE for details.

SYSTEM STATUS

MON CAM MODE KB OPE PRI 1 01 T01 K1 12345 30 2 99 SPOT K2 2 2 3 04 ALARM K4 4 1 4 R1 RECORDER PC 30 1

● Multiplexer Board Function

To use WJ-HD 100 Series or a time-lapse VCR as a recorder, you need to install a Multiplexer board inside the matrix switcher. With the Multiplexer board installation, the following will be available.

• Multiscreen display

More than one camera images can be displayed in 4, 9, and 16 multiscreens. The sequence output is also available. As the sequence output, the following are configurable in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• The images are switched within 4 multiscreens. (QUAD)

• The images are displayed in 4 multiscreens, and the images of Camera 4 to 16 are displayed in the sequence mode.

The images of Camera 1 to 3 are fixed. (3+1→2S)

• The images are displayed in 9 multiscreens, and the images of Camera 9 to 16 are displayed in the sequence mode. The images of Camera 1 to 8 are fixed. (8+1→2S)

Notes:

• The black image will be displayed for a camera channel which is not connected to the camera.

• Even during the multiscreen display, pressing the camera number can display the camera's image in the spot mode.

• Still display

The desired image can be displayed in a still picture. Live images can be displayed in multiscreen display. Playback images can be displayed in spot/multiscreen display. "STILL" will appear on the active monitor.

• Zoom

The desired image on the monitor can be zoomed up to two fold.

Note: This function is available only when a playback image is displayed in a spot picture.

• Alarm priority mode

When an alarm is activated and the alarm signal is input to the unit, the camera channel with the alarm input will be recordable according to the configuration in SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. The following are configurable as the recording mode when the alarm is activated:

• The camera channel with the alarm input is given recording priority. (ALM-PRI)

• Only the camera channel with the alarm input is recorded. (ALM-ONLY)

• Up to 4 camera channels are assigned to an alarm input to record the images by priority. (GROUP)

Notes:

• The recording mode needs to be configured in SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console in advance.

• Detailed settings of GROUP is configurable only in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

CH9 to CH16 are in a sequence mode.

CH1 to CH8 are fixed.

CH4 to CH16 are in a sequence mode.

CH1 to CH3 are fixed.

MUX

• Motion detector

When the multiplexer board detects motions in the image, the Multiplexer board sends an alarm signal to the unit. Then, the unit will send the alarm signal to the connected devices. The areas can be divided in four segments, and the detection is conducted in each segment. For example, this function can be applied to a time-lapse recording, which responds to the break-in at night.

Notes:

• The motion-detection area needs to be configured in SETUP MENU in advance.

• The range of the motion detector is also configurable in the WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• When connected with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD100 Series/time-lapse VCR

The multiplexed recording and playback of all the camera images connected to the unit are possible. Each camera's image and camera ID are recorded. The camera ID can search and play back the desired camera's image. The digital disk recorder (WJ-HD100 Series) connected to the unit and time-lapse VCR have the following functions. The operations are conducted with their buttons or the system controller or the PC.

• The setup of the recording device (HD100 only)

• The start of the playback

• The stop of the playback

• The playback of the recorded images (the multiscreen display, still picture, zoom spot picture)

• The search of the recorded image (the search by the recorded time and date) (HD100 only)

• Forward or backward search

• Forward or backward field advance

• Fast-forward

• Rewind

• Index (HD100 only)

Refer to each device's operating instructions for details.

Notes:

• When recording on the WJ-HD100 Series or time-lapse VCR, an optional Multiplexer board needs to be installed in this unit.

• Only Panasonic time-lapse VCRs supporting RS232C are operable.

● Master-slave Connection

When applying this connection, up to 5 matrix switchers (units) and 64 cameras can be connected in a surveillance control system. One of the units is designated as Master and others as Slave 1 to 4. Each unit has camera channels (CAM 1 to 16). Cameras have logical camera numbers (LCN 1 to 99), which are uniquely assigned for camera control and monitor display. (Refer to pp. 49 to 52 for illustrations.)

In the factory default setting, you can control the unit, if you connect a PS·Data system controller to the DATA 4 port. For example, if you connect a PS·Data unit supporting network connections (refer to p. 42), remote-control of the unit and the PS·Data units will be available with a system controller or PC.

When you use a PS·Data system controller, take notice the following:

• The administer authorization and log-in/log-out procedure differs from the unit. They are conformed to the system controller. Refer to the system controller's operating instructions.

• Use the PS·Data template supplied with the system controller, as the operating procedures differ from those of the terminal mode. (Refer to pp. 123 to 128.)

• When connecting a recorder to the unit, you may have to configure the settings of the unit and recorder, depending on the recorder's available functions and connections. (Refer to pp. 40 to 55.)

NOTIFICATION ABOUT PS·DATA CONTROLLER OPERATION

DETAILED PRODUCT

DESCRIPTION

MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

■ WJ-SX150A Matrix Switcher

● Front View

q Operation indicator (OPERATE)

Lights up when the power of the unit is turned on.

Note: The indicator will blink to indicate rising tempera-

ture in the matrix switcher. When the indicator blinks, turn the power off and refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

w Reset button (RESET)

Resets and restarts the unit.

Note: The system configuration is not reset.

e Unit number selector (UNIT)

Normally, set this selector to “0”. When applying the master-slave connection, set this selector to one of the following unit numbers. (Refer to pp. 49 to 55 for details on the master-slave connection.)

Master/Slave Unit number

Master 0 Slave 1 1 Slave 2 2 Slave 3 3 Slave 4 4

r Mode selector (MODE)

Selects the unit's operation mode. Normally, set all switches to OFF (NORMAL mode) as shown in the figure.

SX150A SOFTWARE UPLOAD:

Set the switches to this position when you update the firmware of the unit. (Refer to the operating instructions of the Multiplexer board.)

MULTIPLEXER SOFTWARE UPLOAD:

This mode is reserved for future use.

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX A

OPERATE

OPERATE LED WILL BLINK IF COOLING FAN MALFUNCTIONS

MODEUNITRESET

we r

1ON234

MODE SW SETUP

1ON234

NORMAL

SX150 SOFTWARE UPLOAD

MULTIPLEXER SOFTWARE UPLOAD

● Rear View

t Camera Output connectors (CAMERA OUT 1–16)

The video signal connected to the CAMERA IN connector is supplied at these connectors. When the power of the matrix switcher is turned off, no signal is supplied at these connectors.

y Camera Input connectors (CAMERA IN 1-16)

• Connect to cameras or camera site accessories. These connectors accept either a composite color or B/W video signal from a camera. In addition, the VD2 signal to synchronize the vertical timing of the cameras, and data to control camera site devices are multiplexed at these connectors.

• When applying the master-slave connection, the functions of connectors will differ. (Refer to p. 53 for details.)

u Termination selector (TERM ON/OFF)

When you connect a PS·Data system controller to the DATA 4 port, this selector turns the unit's termination switch to ON/OFF. The factory default setting is ON.

Note: When you connect a terminal-mode system con-

troller to the DATA 4 port, set this selector to ON.

i Alarm port (ALARM)

Connects to alarm sensors. Accepts the alarm input from the associated alarm sensors.

o Data ports (DATA 1/2/3/4/DATA HDR)

• DATA 1 to 4 connect to the system controller. DATA 1 to 3 can connect to RS-485 cameras with the configuration in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to p. 96.) DATA 4 can connect to the system controller via the PS·Data protocol.

• DATA HDR connects to a recorder.

• When applying the master-slave connection, the func-

tions of ports will differ. (Refer to p. 53 for details.)

!0 Serial port (SERIAL)

Connects to a PC for the system configuration through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

!1 RS-485 Camera port

• Connects to an RS-485 camera. Daisy chain connection is also available.

• When the unit is used as Master in the master-slave connection, terminal-mode system controllers can be connected.

Note: To connect terminal-mode controllers, the setting

in SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console is required. (Refer to pp. 61 to 102 for details.)

!2 Line selector (LINE SELECT 2/4)

Lets you select either full duplex (4 lines) or half duplex (2 lines) for RS-485 cameras.

!3 Camera Switching Input connector

(CAMERA SW IN)

The camera switching pulse from the time lapse VCR is supplied to this connector. The camera switching interval (Sequential Dwell Time) can be synchronized with the time lapse mode set in the associated time lapse VCR.

!4 External Output connector

(EXT OUT/REC OUT)

The recording signal for the recorder is provided via this connector.

!5 External Input connector (EXT IN/PLAY IN)

A playback or live images from the recorder are supplied to this connector.

!6 Monitor Output connectors (MONITOR OUT 1/2/3/4)

• Connect to monitors. The video output signals are supplied to the monitors at these connectors.

• When applying the master-slave connection, the functions of connectors will differ. (Refer to p. 53 for details.)

!7 Power switch (POWER)

Turns the power of the matrix switcher on and off.

!8 AC Inlet socket (AC IN)

To use the unit, plug the power cord (supplied as a standard accessory) into this socket and connect it to an AC outlet.

!9 Blank panel

When the Multiplexer board installed in the unit, remove this panel and then attach the cooling fan inside the unit. (Refer to the Multiplexer board’s operating instructions.) Note: Fan unit needs replacement after around 30 000

hours of operation.

uio!0

!1 !2 !3 !4 !5 !6

!7 !8

SERIALALARM

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR

TERM

OFF ON

PS•DATA

RS485(CAMERA)

y t

OUT

CAMERA

DATA 1

RS485(CAMERA)

LINE

SELECT

EXT IN

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

EXT OUT

(REC OUT)

MONITOR OUT

MUX

SIGNAL GND

POWER

AC IN

MUX

@0 Operation indicator (OPERATE)

Lights up when the controller's power is turned on.

@1 Link indicator (LINK)

Lights up when communication is established with the matrix switcher.

@2 Alarm indicator (ALARM)

Lights up when an alarm condition exists.

@3 Monitor indicator (MONITOR)

Lights up when the monitor number appears on the LED display.

@4 LED Display

Displays the monitor number, camera number, numeric entry and error status, etc.

@5 Camera indicator (CAMERA)

Lights up when the camera number appears on the LED display.

@6 Busy indicator (BUSY)

Lights up when the higher-priority operator selects the camera or monitor you are currently operating. Operations from the system controller are disabled until this indicator goes off.

@7 Prohibited indicator (PROHIBITED)

Blinks when an operator attempts to control a monitor (or camera) that is already used by a higher-priority operator or the operator has done the prohibited operation.

@8 Joystick

Use this joystick to manually operate cameras, camera site accessories and a recorder, or to move the cursor in SETUP MENU on the active monitor screen.

UP: Up DOWN: Down L: Left, rewind*, backward field advance* R: Right, fast-forward*, forward field advance*

*Available after pressing the RECORDER button while connecting to a recorder.

@9 Iris buttons (IRIS CLOSE/OPEN)

Close or open the lens iris of cameras equipped with the specified lens. Press the CLOSE and OPEN buttons simultaneously. The lens iris is reset to the factory default setting.

■ WV-CU360C/CU360CJ System Controller (TERMINAL MODE)

A template, on which “For Matrix Switcher (WJ-SX150A)” is written, is provided with a system controller. When using the template, place it on the surface of the controller. In these operating instructions, this template's illustrations are used for descriptions.

● Front View (WV-CU360C) ● Front View (WV-CU360CJ)

360

@0 @1 @2 @3 @5@4 @6 @7

OPERATE LINK ALARM BUSY PROHIBITED

MONITOR CAMERA

#8 #9 $0

$1 $3 $2

$6 $5 $9

CAM SETUP

INDEX

RECORDER

STOP

STOP PLAY

SETUP

ACK RESET

SUSPEND

GROUP SEQ

REW/FF

PREV NEXT

STEP

OSD

ALL RESET

TOUR SEQ

PAUSE

SHIFT

T&D CAM ID

STILL

MON STATUS

ALL

EL-ZOOM

ALM H VLD H SYS S

DEF OFF

SEQUENCE

MON (ESC)

MON LOCK

CAM (SET)

MULTI SCREEN SEL

EVENT

AUX1 ONAUX1 OFF

AUX2 ONAUX2 OFF

DEF ON

WIPER

%2 $8 %1 $7 %0 #7 #6 #5 #4 #3#2#1 #0

CLOSE OPEN

CALL

PRESET

NEAR FAR

PROGRAM

PRESET

AUTO PAN

WIDE TELE

CAM FUNC

CLEAR

LOG OUT

System Controller

For Matrix Switcher (WJ-SX150A)

IRIS

AUTO IRIS

FOCUS

AUTO FOCUS

ZOOM

REC

WV-CU C

DOWN

em Controller

r Matrix Switcher (WJ-SX150A)

WV-CU CJ

#0 Focus buttons (FOCUS NEAR/FAR)

Adjust the lens focus of cameras equipped with the specified lens. Press the NEAR and FAR buttons simultaneously. The lens focus is adjusted automatically, if the specified auto focus camera is equipped.

#1 Zoom buttons (ZOOM WIDE/TELE)

Press these buttons to zoom the lenses equipped with the specified cameras. Press the WIDE and TELE buttons simultaneously during the recorder mode. The recording is started.

#2 Call Preset button (CALL PRESET/PROGRAM

PRESET)

To call the selected camera's preset position, press this button in combination with the numeric buttons. (The specified cameras support this function.) To program a preset position, press the corresponding numeric button(s), and then press this button while holding down the SHIFT button.

#3 Auto Pan button (AUTO PAN/CAM FUNC)

Activates the auto panning function of cameras equipped with this feature. To execute camera functions, press this button in combination with the numeric buttons.(The specified cameras support this function.)

#4 Clear button (CLEAR/LOG OUT)

Use this button to clear numeric input on the LED display, or exit from the ALARM HISTORY table (p. 117), the VIDEO LOSS HISTORY table (p. 117), or the SYSTEM STATUS table (p. 116). To logout of the system, press this button while holding down the SHIFT button.

#5 Camera (Set) button [CAM (SET)/WIPER]

CAM: To select a camera, press the corresponding

numeric button, followed by this button.

SET: To enter numeric input, such as operator ID and

password, press this button in combination with the numeric buttons. Also use this button to execute the currently highlighted selection and go into a submenu of SETUP MENU.

WIPER: To turn on the housing wiper of the camera,

press this button while holding down the SHIFT button.

#6 Numeric buttons

Press these buttons to enter numbers into the system such as the camera and monitor number, sequence number, preset position, etc.

• In combination with the OSD button, parameter selection in OSD (On-screen Display) operation of the monitor status or research in a history table become available.

• In combination with the SHIFT button, AUX and Defroster are available.

• In the recorder mode, electronic zooming and multiscreen sequence, etc. are available when pressed in combination with the SHIFT button.

#7 Monitor (Escape) button [MON (ESC)/MON LOCK]

MON: Press this button to select a monitor.

To select a monitor, press the corresponding numeric buttons, followed by the MON (ESC) button.

ESC: Press this button to escape from the currently

highlighted selection and return to the previous page of SETUP MENU.

MON LOCK: To prevent other operators from control-

ling the monitor, press this button while holding down the SHIFT button. To release the lock, press this button while holding down the SHIFT button again. (Refer to p. 106.)

#8 Alarm Reset button (RESET/ALL RESET)

RESET: To reset an alarm activated in the currently

active monitor, press this RESET button.

ALL RESET: To cancel all activated alarms at a time,

press this button while holding down the SHIFT button.

#9 Alarm Acknowledge button (ACK/SUSPEND)

ACK: Acknowledges an activated alarm.

To select the alarm monitor, press the ALARM button. To select the desired alarm action number, press the numeric buttons, then press this ACK button. "ACK" will appear on the monitor. To reset the alarm, press the RESET button after acknowledging the alarm. "ACK" will go out.

SUSPEND: To suspend an activated alarm, press this

button while holding down the SHIFT button. "ALM SUSPENDED" will appear on the monitor. To cancel the suspension, press this button while holding down the SHIFT button again.

$0 Function 1 button (F1/CAM SETUP)

Press this button while holding down the SHIFT button to open the camera's SETUP MENU on the active monitor. The function as the F1 button is reserved for future use.

$1 Tour Sequence button (TOUR SEQ)

Press this button, in combination with the numeric buttons, to run a tour sequence on the active monitor.

$2 Group Sequence button (GROUP SEQ)

Press this button to select a group sequence. To select a group, press the corresponding numeric buttons, followed by the GROUP SEQ button.

$3 Function 2 button (F2/INDEX)

Displays date and time entry form during the recorder mode.

$4 Next button (NEXT)

Moves a tour sequence one step forward from the step previously paused on the active monitor. Also selects a camera. If the active monitor is in the spot mode, press NEXT while holding down the CAM (SET) button, to replace the currently selected camera with the next higher-numbered camera. During the recorder mode, this button moves the playback image one step forward.

$5 Previous button (PREV)

Moves a tour sequence one step backward from the step previously paused on the active monitor. Also selects a camera. If the active monitor is in spot mode, press PREV while holding down the CAM (SET) button, to replace the currently selected camera with the next lower-numbered camera. During the recorder mode, this button moves the playback image one step forward.

$6 Recorder button (RECORDER)

To enter the recorder mode, press this button. (Refer to p. 131.) Note: Only one operator can enter the recorder mode

at one time.

$7 Pause button (PAUSE)

Pauses a tour sequence, and the playback of the recorded images* that is being run on the active monitor. Also restarts the sequence from the next step forward, or the playback of the recorded images*.

$8 Play button (PLAY)

Starts the playback of the recorded images*.

$9 Stop button (STOP)

Ends a tour sequence, or stops the playback of the recorded images* that is being run on the active monitor.

%0 Shift button (SHIFT)

To activate the alternate function of each button, press this button, in combination with buttons associated with special functions.

%1 On-screen Display button (OSD)

In combination with the numeric buttons, this button toggles the currently selected display items on the active monitor.

1: Clock display (T&D) 2: Camera title display (CAM ID) 3: Event display (EVENT) 4: Monitor status display (MON STATUS) 5: All displays (ALL) 7: ALARM HISTORY table (ALM H) 8: VIDEO LOSS STATUS table (VLD H) 9: SYSTEM STATUS table (SYS S)

%2 Setup button (SETUP)

To display the unit's SETUP MENU, press this button while holding down the SHIFT button.

* The playback of the recorded images is possible when

a recorder is connected.

%3 Zoom wheel controller

This control is used for zooming cameras equipped with the specific lens. Moving the control to the right will zoom in the image. Moving the control to the left will zoom out the image.

%4 Joystick

Use this joystick to manually operate cameras, camera site accessories and a recorder, or to move the cursor in SETUP MENU on the active monitor screen.

}: Up {: Down [: Left, rewind*, backward field advance* ]: Right, fast-forward*, forward field advance*

*Available after pressing the RECORDER button while connecting to a recorder.

%5 Top button

Pressing this button will automatically set the lens focus of a specified camera.

%6 Controller Number switch (CONTROLLER No.)

Selects a number for the system controller for identification in a system. Normally, set the switch to number 1.

%7 Mode Selection switches (MODE)

The operation mode of the system controller is selected with these switches. When you use a terminal-mode system controller, set the switches to the positions shown in the figure.

Note: When you use a PS·Data system controller, refer

to the system controller's operating instructions.

● Rear View

%8 Data ports (DATA)

Exchange the control data with the matrix switcher via RS-485 cable (supplied with the system controller).

%9 DC 9V Input jack (DC 9V IN)

Use this jack to plug the AC adapter supplied with the system controller.

^0 Clamp

Fastens the supplied AC adapter's power cord.

^1 AC adapter

Caution: Use only the supplied AC adapter to feed 9 V

DC to the system controller.

Note: Disconnect the plug from the controller before

setting the controller number switch or mode selection switch, and reconnect it when finished. The new settings will take effect when the power is turned on.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN

RISQUE DE CHOCS ELECTROUES

NE PAS OUVRIR

CONTROLLER No.

%9 ^0%8

DATAMODE

DC 9V IN

OFF

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MODE

INSTALLATIONS AND SYSTEM

CONNECTIONS

Notes:

• An optional cooling fan attached inside the unit is subject to wear. It needs to be replaced periodically. Keep the temperature in the rack below 45 °C (113 °F) at any time.

• If the rack is subject to vibration, secure the rear of the appliance to the rack by using additional mounting brackets (procured locally).

■ Installing the Multiplexer Board

To use WJ-HD100 Series or a time-lapse VCR as a recorder, you need to install a Multiplexer board inside the matrix switcher. Refer to the Multiplexer board’s operating instructions for how to install.

INSTALLATIONS

WARNING

The installations described in the figures should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers.

■ Mounting into the Rack

The matrix switcher can be mounted into the rack as described.

1. Remove the four rubber feet by unwinding the four screws on the bottom of the matrix switcher.

2. Place the rack mounting brackets on both sides of the matrix switcher and tighten with the four supplied screws (M4 X10).

3. Install the matrix switcher in the rack with the rack mounting brackets secured with four screws (procured locally).

Remove 4 rubber feet

MUX

SYSTEM CONNECTION EXAMPLES

■ Basic System Connection

This is an example of basic system connection.

Camera

Camera1Camera

Camera

CAMERA IN 1 to 16

ALARM IN 1 to 16

Max. 4 System Controllers

Terminal-mode PS·Data/Terminal-mode

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

Matrix Switcher

Note: Before connecting a terminal-mode system controller to the DATA 4 port, configure the system through SETUP

MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

■ System Expansion Connection

● Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 Series or WJ-HD200 Series

When connecting the camera output connectors to Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 or WJ-HD200 Series, the digital disk recorder can record all the camera channels. More than one camera images can be displayed in multiscreen segments on the desired monitor.

Camera

Camera1Camera

Camera

CAMERA IN 1 to 16

ALARM IN 1 to 16

Recorder

Max. 4 System Controllers

Terminal-mode PS·Data/Terminal-mode

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

Available for live or play-backed camera images

(GENLOCK OFF)

Matrix Switcher

Notes:

• Before connecting a terminal-mode system controller to the DATA 4 port, configure the system through SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• If an optional network board is installed inside the recorder and you are to control it from LAN (local area network) or the Internet, refer to a service manual procurable in your area.

● Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD100 Series or Time-lapse VCR

• With the Multiplexer board, the recorded images of Camera 1 to 16 can be multiplexed to Digital Disk Recorder, WJHD100 Series or a time-lapse VCR.

To use WJ-HD100 Series or a time-lapse VCR as a recorder, you need to install a Multiplexer board inside the matrix switcher.

MUX

Camera

Camera1Camera

Max. 16

Camera Inputs

Matrix Switcher

Recorder or Time-lapse VCR

Camera

16 Alarm Inputs

Multiplexer Board

WJ-SXB151

Max. 4 System Controllers 4 Monitor Outputs

Available for surveillance or playback of the camera images

● Master-slave Connection

When applying this connection, up to 5 matrix switchers and 64 cameras can be connected in a surveillance control system. One of the matrix switchers is designated as Master and the others are designated as Slave.

Camera

CAMERA IN

1 to 16

Matrix Switcher Matrix Switcher

Slave 1 Slave 2

Camera

CAMERA IN

1 to 16

Camera

ALARM IN

1 to 16

Camera

CAMERA IN

Camera

CAMERA IN

Camera

1 to 16

ALARM IN

1 to 16

Camera

1 to 16

Matrix Switcher

Slave 3 Slave 4

Matrix Switcher

ALARM IN

1 to 16

Matrix Switcher

Master

Terminal-mode PS·Data/Terminal-mode

Max. 4 System Controllers

ALARM IN

1 to 16

ALARM IN 1 to 16

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

Connect non-multiplex type cameras to the CAMERA IN connectors 1 to 16. For cameras equipped with RS-485 communication facilities, connect the RS-485 cable as follows.

Check the camera addresses when using RS-485 cameras. Operations from the system controller will be invalid if the camera addresses are set improperly.

• Use addresses from 1 to 16 for individual cameras.

• Do not set the same address for more than one camera

in an RS-485 chain.

• Before connecting the RS-485 camera(s) to DATA 1, 2 and/or 3, configure the system through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

■ Connection with the Camera Sites

Connect the data-multiplex type cameras (or camera site equipment) to the CAMERA IN connectors 1 to 16 on the matrix switcher's rear panel.

Notes:

• Make sure that the cable length is less than 900 m (3 000 ft) between the camera site and the unit when using RG-59/U, BELDEN 9259 or equivalent cables.

• If you use locally procured cables, it is important to use only a data-grade cable, which is suitable for RS-485 communication (shielded 2-wire twisted cable).

• When the cable length is extended, cable compensation is available. (Refer to pp. 74 and 94.)

CONNECTIONS

OUT

AUX Alarm

RS485(CAMERA)

LINE

SELECT

DATA 3 DATA 2

RS485(CAMERA)

CAMERA

DATA 1

Matrix Switcher

■ Connection for RS-485 Type Camera

There are two options to connect the camera with the matrix switcher, depending on the distance between them. One is "Home Run" wiring and the other is daisy chain wiring. "Home Run" wiring has the transmission stability with less transmission loss, and daisy chain wiring has connection flexibility with less data ports occupied. For data-multiplex type cameras, 900 meters (3 000 ft) is the limit to use coaxial cable such as RG-59/U, BELDEN 9259 or equivalent.

Note: If more distance is required, use cameras and

matrix switcher with RS-485 communication feature. Remote control becomes possible.

● "Home Run" Wiring

1. Connect with a RS-485 camera in "Home Run" wiring as shown in the figure.

2. Set the LINE SELECT switch to 2 or 4.

Notes:

• Before connecting RS-485 cameras to DATA1 to 3, data port setting through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console is necessary. (Refer to p. 96 Data Port.)

• Recommended for RS-485 communication is AWG#22 or thicker one. The cable should be shielded, two-wire, twisted pair, and with low impedance.

• Set the LINE SELECT switch to 4 when programming preset position of WV-CSR600/650 Series camera is connected to the unit.

● Daisy Chain Wiring

1. Draw up a plan for connection between the cameras and the input channels of the matrix switcher, and the assignment of unit addresses to cameras.

2. Set the LINE SELECT switch to 2. Also, set the connected device's switch if required.

3. Connect one end of the cable to RS-485 (CAMERA), and the other end to the first camera in the chain, as shown in the figure. Repeat this procedure for all cameras.

4. Set the termination switches of the cameras at the chain ends to ON. Camera's termination switches must be set to OFF except the ones at the chain ends.

Notes:

• Set the same number for the camera's unit address as and CAMERA IN.

• Check the settings of the camera addresses when using RS-485 cameras. Operations from the system controller will be invalid if the camera addresses are set improperly.

• Do not use addresses other than 1 to 16 for individual cameras (More than 17 cameras are not allowed).

• Do not set the same address for more than one camera in an RS-485 chain.

• Termination is the key to data transmission and reception in the chain. While the other switches are set to OFF, only the switches at the chain ends must be set to ON.

• The termination of this unit's RS-485 camera port is always set to ON. Connect the unit at the end of the daisy chain.

• The more equipment there is in the chain, the slower the response may be.

TERM

OFF ON

(A)

OFF ON

(B)

GND

WV-CPR450 and others (For the Termination Switch positions, refer to the oprating instractions of the camera.)

DATA HDR

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4 DATA 1

PS•DATA

RS485(CAMERA)

Set it to position 2.

RS485(CAMERA)

LINE

SELECT

Matrix Switcher

RS-485 type camera

Set it to position 4.

DATA 3 D ATA 2

DATA 4

DATA HDR DATA 1

TERM

OFF ON

PS•DATA

RS485(CAMERA)

LINE

SELECT

Matrix Switcher

RS485 Port

Matrix switcher's rear panel

RB RA

None

TA TB

GND

RB RA

■ Connection with the Monitors

Connect the monitors to the MONITOR OUT connectors at the unit's rear panel with the coaxial cable.

The connectors MONITOR OUT 1 to 4 are associated to Monitor 1 to 4. When you control the monitors from a PS· Data controller, the connectors MONITOR OUT are associated to Unit 1 to 4.

The switch on a daisychain-connected unit other than the extremities must be set to OFF.

The switch on the end unit should be set to ON.

(A) (B)

GND

RS485(CAMERA)

TERM

OFF ON

(A) (B)

GND

DATA HDR

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4 D ATA 1

OFF ON

RS485(CAMERA)PS•DATA

Matrix Switcher

Auto termination works inside the matrix switcher.

OFF ON

WV-CPR450 and others (For the termination

switch positions, refer to the operating instruction of the corresponding unit.)

LINE

SELECT

Set it to 2 or 4 (the same as the connected equipment).

Unit address 1Unit address 2Unit address 3Unit address 4

Martix Switcher

MONITOR OUT

Monitor 1Monitor 2Monitor 4Monitor 3

Set the same number for the camera's unit address as and CAMERA IN.

OUT

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 1

RS485(CAMERA)

CAMERA

Matrix Switcher

■ Connection with the Alarm Sensors

Connect the sensor switches to the unit's alarm port, as shown in the example.

Notes:

• Alarm inputs that are simultaneous or with very short intervals will be ignored. Allow for at least 100 ms interval from one alarm input to the next.

• Confirm the alarm sensor type (N.O. or N.C.) and configure the system through SETUP MENU (OSD) or WJSX150A Administrator Console. The factory setting is N.O.

N.O.: Normally Open alarm contact N.C.: Normally Closed alarm contact

• Alarm pins assigned as the time adjusting (TIME) terminals cannot be used as alarm input terminals.

• The specification of Recover Input: 5 V DC / 0 V (low- active) Recover Input, which resets alarm signals, is Pin No. 13 of the ALARM port. To reset alarm signals, contact GND and Recover Input. When you connect Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD100 Series to the matrix switcher, set the recorder's alarm polarity to Open-collector low by setting the MODE switch #6 to off.

■ Connection with the System Controllers

Connect the system controller to the DATA 1 to 4 port at the unit's rear panel with the modular cable.

Notes:

• Up to four system controllers are connectable.

• Connect them in home run.

• In the factory default setting, the DATA 4 port is a

PS·Data terminal. To connect a terminal-mode system controller to this port, you need to change the data port setting through SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to pp. 74 or 96.)

RS485(CAMERA)

LINE

SELECT

Matrix Switcher

TERM

OFF ON

DATA 3 D ATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR DATA 1

RS485(CAMERA)PS•DATA

System controllerSystem controller

DATA1 to DATA4 Port

Matrix switcher's rear panel

DATA 1 to 4

GND

TA TB

GND

RB RA

Recover Input

ALARM

Pin No. Designation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13

Alarm Input 1 Alarm Input 3 Alarm Input 5 Alarm Input 7 Alarm Input 9 Alarm Input 11 Alarm Input 13 Alarm Input 15 GND Alarm Output 1 Alarm Output 3 GND Recover Input

Alarm Sensor 1

Alarm Sensor 2

Pin No. Designation

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Alarm Input 2 Alarm Input 4 Alarm Input 6 Alarm Input 8 Alarm Input 10 Alarm Input 12 Alarm Input 14 Alarm Input 16 GND Alarm Output 2 Alarm Output 4 GND

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 Series

Note: Refer to a service manual procurable in your area, for

details on the connection with a recorder (after the network board installation) to operate via LAN or the Internet.

● To Confirm the Images from a

Recorder Connected to the Unit

The following is the description of the connection between a recorder and this unit to confirm the images from the recorder.

1. Set the unit address of the recorder to 1. Then, confirm that the recorder’s CAMERA GENLOCK is set to OFF in its SETUP MENU. (Refer to the recorder's operating instructions.)

2. Connect the unit’s CAM OUT 1 to 16 connectors to the recorder’s VIDEO IN 1 to 16 connectors with a coaxial cable.

3. Connect the unit’s EXT IN connector to the recorder’s MULTI SCREEN OUT connector with a coaxial cable.

4. Connect the unit’s DATA HDR connector to the recorder’s DATA port with a modular cable. (The control data and alarm signal will be output from the unit to the recorder.)

Notes:

• You cannot record the camera images in maximum recording rate through this connection. Refer to the next connection example in this page.

■ Connection with the Alarm Output

Pins #10, 11, 23 and 24 (open collector) turns to 0 V while the alarm is activated. These terminals can drive external warning devices such as a buzzer or lamp of up to 100 mA, 16 V DC. If the rating exceeds 100 mA, 16 V DC use a relay as shown in Example 2. Alarm signals are output from the terminals until the reset.

Example 1: Direct drive connection

Example 2: Connection of devices exceeding drive

Note: An alarm signal is output from the Master unit and a

unit activated by the alarm. Be careful of connections as the Master unit outputs alarm signals to directly-connected devices any time when an alarm is activated.

Buzzer

To Buzzer

Relay

+12V

GND

NC: Normally Closed Contact NO: Normally Open Contact C: Common

Monitor

Matrix Switcher

OUT

OFF ON

TERM

SERIALALARM

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR DATA 1

RS485(CAMERA)PS•DATA

CAMERA

RS485(CAMERA)

SELECT

EXT IN

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

LINE

EXT OUT

(REC OUT)

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MONITOR OUT

143

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DATA HDR

MULTI SCREEN OUT

IN EXT STORAGE COPY

SPOT

OUT

MULTI SCREEN OUT

OUT

CONTROL ALARM

AUDIO

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VIDEO

GEN-LOCK OUT

SIGNAL GND

REMOTE(WV-CU50)

DATA

MODE

10/100BASE-T

SERIAL

Recorder

● To Record the Camera Images in Maximum

Recording Rate

The following is the description of the connection between a recorder and this unit for the maximum-rate recording.

1. Set the unit address of the recorder to 1. Then, set the recorder’s CAMERA GENLOCK to ON in its SETUP MENU. (Refer to the recorder's operating instructions.)

2. Connect the unit’s CAM OUT 1 to 16 connectors to the recorder’s VIDEO IN 1 to 16 connectors with a coaxial cable.

3. Connect the unit’s EXT IN connector to the recorder’s GENLOCK OUT connector with a coaxial cable.

4. Connect the unit’s DATA HDR connector to the recorder’s DATA port with a modular cable. (The control data and alarm signal will be output from the unit to the recorder.)

5. After the connection, set the unit’s EXT IN to GENLOCK ON through SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console (Refer to pp. 71 or 97).

Notes:

• You need WJ-HD500A or a newer model for the maximum-rate recording.

• The playback, multiscreen output or live images from the recorder are not displayed on Monitor 1 to 4. To confirm the images, you need to connect another monitor with the recorder.

• The recorder will not operate if its unit address is set to other than 1.

• Make sure the recorder’s unit address is set to 1 through SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to pp. 71 or 97.) If another number is selected, you cannot control the recorder.

LINE

SELECT

CAMERA

GEN-LOCK OUT

REMOTE(WV-CU50)

SERIAL

(PLAY IN)

SW IN

EXT IN

EXT OUT (REC OUT)

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SIGNAL GND

EXT IN

143

MONITOR OUT

11223

10/100BASE-T

GENLOCK OUT

MULTI SCREEN OUT

Matrix Switcher

OUT

OFF ON

RS485(CAMERA)PS•DATA

CAMERA

SERIALALARM

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR DATA 1

TERM

DATA HDR

DATA

IN EXT STORAGE COPY

SPOT

OUT

MULTI SCREEN OUT

OUT

CONTROL ALARM

AUDIO

16161515141413131212111110109988776655443 2

DATA

MODE

VIDEO

Recorder

RS485(CAMERA)

Monitor

● To Control a Recorder via the Network

The following is the description of the connection between a recorder and this unit to control the recorder via the network.

1. Set the recorder's unit address to a number 5 or larger . (Refer to the recorder's operating instructions.)

2. Connect the unit’s CAM OUT 1 to 16 connectors to the recorder’s VIDEO IN 1 to 16 connectors with a coaxial cable.

3. Connect the unit’s DATA HDR and DATA4 connectors to the recorder’s DATA port with a daisy chain connection cable kit (WV-CA48/10K). (The control data and alarm signal will be output from the unit to the recorder.)

4. Select the recorder’s new unit address, which is set in Step 1, in 600 RECORDER (refer to p. 71 ) of SETUP MENU or the Recorder (refer to p. 97 ) window of WJSX150A Administrator Console.

5. Through a browser, set the unit address of an optional network board (WJ-HDB502) to a number other than 1. (Refer to WJ-HDB502 Operating Instructions.)

6. Refer to p. 38, p. 40 and p. 41 for MONITOR OUT connection, MULTI SCREEN OUT connection, and EXT IN connection.

Notes:

• You will need WJ-HD500A or a newer model, in which an optional network board (WJ-HDB502) is installed.

• Select the PS·Data protocol for the DATA 4 setting. (Refer to p. 74 CAMERA/DATA1 - 4 PORT or p. 96 Data Port.) If the terminal mode is selected, you cannot control the recorder.

• The recorder will not be operable if its unit address is set to 1/2/3/4.

• If the recorder's unit address in Step 1 and the recorder setting in Step 4 are different, the recorder will not be operable.

• In these connections, you cannot use a PS·Data system controller.

Matrix Switcher

OFF ON

OUT

DATA HDR

RS485(CAMERA)PS•DATA

CAMERA

DATA4 (PS·Data)

SERIALALARM

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR DATA 1

TERM

Daisy Chain Connection Kit (WV-CA48/10K)

MULTI SCREEN OUT

IN EXT STORAGE COPY

SPOT

OUT

AUDIO

CONTROL ALARM

MULTI SCREEN OUT

16161515141413131212111110109988776655443 2

OUT

DATA

MODE

VIDEO

DATA

RS485(CAMERA)

LINE

SELECT

Monitor

EXT IN

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

EXT OUT

(REC OUT)

GEN-LOCK OUT

REMOTE(WV-CU50)

SERIAL

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SIGNAL GND

MONITOR OUT

10/100BASE-T

MONITOR OUT

143

11223

10/100 BASE-T

Recorder*

LAN Cable

HUB/Router

LAN**

* WJ-HD500A or Newer Models with Network Board (WJ-HDB502) ** LAN : Local Area Network

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD200 Series

Note: Refer to a service manual procurable in your area, for details on the connection with a recorder to operate via LAN or the

Internet.

● To Confirm the Images from a Recorder Connected to the Unit

The following is the description of the connection between a recorder and this unit to confirm the images from the recorder.

1. Set the unit address of the recorder to 1. (Refer to the recorder's operating instructions.)

2. Connect the unit’s CAM OUT 1 to 8 connectors to the recorder’s VIDEO IN 1 to 8 connectors with a coaxial cable.

3. Connect the unit’s EXT IN connector to the recorder’s MULTI SCREEN OUT connector with a coaxial cable.

4. Connect the unit’s DATA HDR connector to the recorder’s DATA port with a modular cable. (The control data and alarm signal will be output from the unit to the recorder.)

Notes:

• If you use two WJ-HD200 Series recorders, you cannot control the recorders with the system controller connected to the Master unit. When recording the images from CAM IN 1 to 16, it is recommended to use WJ-HD500 Series recorders.

• Make sure the recorder’s unit address is set to 1 through SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to pp. 71 or 97.) If another number is selected, you cannot control the recorder.

Monitor

Matrix Switcher

OUT

OFF ON

DATA HDR

EXT IN

RS485(CAMERA)

SELECT

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

LINE

EXT OUT

(REC OUT)

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SERIALALARM

DATA 3 DATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR

TERM

PS•DATA

DATA 1

RS485(CAMERA)

CAMERA

MONITOR OUT

EXT IN

214

11223

CAMERA

SIGNAL GND

POWER

AC IN

OUT 1 to 8

VIDEO IN

1 to 8

OUT

AUDIO

MULTI SCREEN OUT

VIDEO

SPOT OUT

ALARM/REMOTE

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MULTI

SCREEN OUT

(WV-CA48/10K)

DATA

DATA10/100BASE-TMODERS-232C

POWER

SIGNAL GND

OFF

Recorder

● To Control a Recorder via the Network

The following is the description of the connection between a recorder and this unit to control the recorder via the network.

1. Set the recorder's unit address to a number 5 or larger . (Refer to the recorder's operating instructions.)

2. Connect the unit’s CAM OUT 1 to 8 connectors to the recorder’s VIDEO IN 1 to 8 connectors with a coaxial cable.

3. Connect the unit’s EXT IN connector to the recorder’s MULTI SCREEN OUT connector with a coaxial cable.

4. Connect the unit’s DATA HDR and DATA4 connectors to the recorder’s DATA port with a daisy chain connection cable kit (WV-CA48/10K).

5. Select the recorder’s new unit address, which is set in Step 1, in 600 RECORDER (refer to p. 71 ) of SETUP MENU or the Recorder (refer to p. 97) window of WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

6. Through a browser or the recorder’s SETUP MENU, set the CTL-UNIT ADDR to a number other than 1. (Refer to the recorder’s operating instructions.)

Notes:

• Select the PS·Data protocol for the DATA 4 setting. (Refer to p. 74 CAMERA/DATA1 – 4 PORT or p. 96 Data Port.) If the terminal mode is selected, you cannot control the recorder.

• The recorder will not be operable if its unit address is set to 1/2/3/4.

• If the recorder's unit address in Step 1 and the recorder setting in Step 5 are different, the recorder will not be operable.

• In these connections, you cannot use a PS·Data system controller.

• If you use two WJ-HD200 Series recorders, you cannot control the recorders with the system controller connected to the

Master unit. When recording the images from CAM IN 1 to 16, it is recommended to use WJ-HD500 Series recorders.

Monitor

Matrix Switcher

OUT

VIDEO IN

1 to 8

OUT

AUDIO

Recorder

DATA HDR

TERM

OFF ON

DATA 4DATA HDR

PS•DATA

DATA 4

(PS•DATA )

VIDEO

DATA 3 DATA 2

CAMERA

SERIALALARM

RS485(CAMERA)

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RS485(CAMERA)

DATA 1

SCREEN OUT

EXT IN

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

LINE

SELECT

EXT OUT

(REC OUT)

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MULTI SCREEN OUT

SPOT OUT

ALARM/REMOTE

MULTI

MONITOR OUT

EXT IN

214

MONITOR OUT

11223

CAMERA

OUT 1 to 8

(WV-CA48/10K)

DATA

DATA10/100BASE-TMODERS-232C

POWER

OFF

LAN Cable

LAN *

HUB/Router

* LAN: Local Area Network

SIGNAL GND

POWER

AC IN

SIGNAL GND

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD100 Series

1. To record the camera images with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD100 Series, install an optional Multiplexer board in the matrix switcher.

2. Connect the matrix switcher’s EXT OUT (REC OUT) to the digital disk recorder’s VIDEO IN with a coaxial cable.

3. Connect the matrix switcher’s EXT IN (PLAY IN) to the digital disk recorder’s MONITOR OUT (PLAY) with a coaxial cable.

4. Connect the matrix switcher’s DATA HDR to the digital disk recorder’s DATA with a modular cable.

5. Connect the matrix switcher’s CAMERA SW IN to the digital disk recorder’s CAMERA SW OUT with an RCA-pin cable.

6. Select “HD100” for 600 RECORDER in SETUP MENU. (Refer to p. 71.)

7. Conform the parameter of 740 CAMERA/DATA 1 - 4 PORT to the setting of the recorder. The following parameters are fixed.

Data bit: 8 bits Parity check: None Stop bit: 1 bit

8 Conform the parameter of 620 RECORDER UNIT ADDRESS in SETUP MENU to the setting of the recorder. (Refer to the

recorder’s operating instructions for the unit address.)

Note: After the connection, configure the system through SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

● DATA HDR Port

(

)

MUX

Pin #10 (Alarm Out 1)

Pin #11 (Alarm Out 3)

Pin #13 (Recover Input)

Matrix Switcher

Pin #24 (Alarm Out 4)

Pin #23 (Alarm Out 2)

Pin #9 (GND)

TERM

OFF ON

PS•DATA

EXT IN

RS485(CAMERA)

SELECT

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

LINE

EXT OUT REC OUT

SERIALALARM

DATA 3 D ATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR

DATA 1

RS485(CAMERA)

MONITOR OUT

214

Matrix switcher's rear panel

DATA HDR

GND

RA RB

OUT

CAMERA SW OUT

MONITOR OUT

AUDIO

Recorder

1234 56

DATA HDR Port

GND

TB TA

(PLAY)

MODE

ALARM SEARCH

STEP

REMOTE

REW/FF

STOP/SETUP

PLAY

REC

ADJUST

JOG-CLICK

JOG-LEFT

JOG-RIGHT

(EXT REC)

MODEDATARS-232CVIDEO

Set the recorder’s alarm polarity to Open-collector low by setting the MODE switch #6 to OFF.

Polarity switch

RB RA

POWER

OUT

PLAY OUT

REC OUT

AUTO OFF OUT

DISK END OUTINOUTINRECALL

OUT

RECOVER OUT

RESET IN

SERIES

TIME

RECORD

ALARM

SIGNAL GND

OFF

■ Connection with the Time-lapse VCR (Panasonic Models)

1. Configure the parameters of the Multiplexer functions in the Multiplexer Mode (refer to p. 98) window of WJ-SX150A

Administrator Console. Note: To put a file from PC to the unit, select PC in 600 RECORDER in SETUP MENU. (Refer to p. 71.) When VCR is select-

ed, parameter configuration in the Multiplexer Mode window is unavailable.

2. After Step 1, select VCR for 600 RECORDER in SETUP MENU. (Refer to p. 71.)

3. Conform the communication speed (SPEED) for 740 CAMERA/DATA 1- 4 PORT in SETUP MENU to that of the time-lapse

VCR. (Refer to pp. 74 and 75.) The following parameters are fixed.

Data bit: 7 bits Parity check: ODD Stop bit: 1 bit

4. Connect the matrix switcher’s EXT OUT (REC OUT) to the time-lapse VCR’s VIDEO IN with the coaxial cable.

5. Connect the matrix switcher’s EXT IN (PLAY IN) to the time-lapse VCR’s VIDEO OUT with the coaxial cable.

6. Connect the matrix switcher’s SERIAL to that of the time-lapse VCR with a 9-pin D-sub cable.

7. Connect the matrix switcher’s CAMERA SW IN to the time-lapse VCR’s CAMERA SW OUT with an RCA-pin cable.

Notes:

• Only Panasonic time-lapse VCRs which support RS-232C are usable. (Refer to Cable Specifications on the next page for details of cables.)

• Both of the time-lapse VCR and PC cannot be connected to the matrix switcher.

• When configuring the system through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console, pull out the time-lapse VCR’s cable and con- nect the PC’s cable to the serial port.

• To use the alarm recording function, connect the matrix switcher’s all alarm output terminals (Alarm Output 1 to 4) to the time-lapse VCR’s ALARM IN.

• Be sure to activate auto-recovery for the VCR’s alarm reset function.

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MUX

Pin #13 (Recover Input)

Pin #10(Alarm out 1) Pin #11(Alarm out 3)

TERM

OFF ON

Pin #24(Alarm out 4)

PS•DATA

DATA 3 D ATA 2

DATA 4DATA HDR

SERIALALARM

RS485(CAMERA)

DATA 1

Matrix Switcher

EXT IN

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

RS485(CAMERA)

SW IN

LINE

SELECT

EXT OUT REC OUT

Pin #23(Alarm out 2)

Pin #9(GND)

VIDEO IN

GND

CAMERA SW OUT

S-VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO OUT

Time-lapse VCR

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

ALARM

COM

ALARM

RESET IN

ALARM

RECOVER OUT

ALARM

OUT

1 SHOT IN

COM REC OUT

TAPE END

OUT

WARNING

HUMID OUT

REC REVIEW

OUT

ADJUST IN

ADJUST OUT

MONITOR OUT

SERIES

REC IN

SERIES

REC OUT

TIME

214

■ Connection with the Time-lapse VCR (Non-Panasonic Models)

1. To record the camera images through a time-lapse VCR, install an optional Multiplexer board in the matrix switcher.

2. Select OFF for 600 RECORDER in SETUP MENU. (Refer to p. 71.)

3. Connect the matrix switcher’s EXT OUT (REC OUT) to the time-lapse VCR’s video input connector with the coaxial cable.

4. Connect the matrix switcher’s EXT IN (PLAY IN) to the time-lapse VCR’s video output connector with the coaxial cable.

Notes:

• To use the alarm recording function, connect the matrix switcher’s all alarm output terminals (Alarm Output 1 to 4) to the time-lapse VCR’s ALARM IN.

• Be sure to set the VCR to automatically recover from alarm reset.

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● Cable Specifications

Frame

Shield

Time-lapse VCRMatrix Switcher

AG6730, AG6740

Straight Cable

RT850Matrix Switcher

RT850

MUX

Pin #10(Alarm out 1)

Pin #13 (Recover Input)

Pin #11(Alarm out 3)

TERM

OFF ON

Pin #24(Alarm out 4)

Pin #23(Alarm out 2)

Pin #9(GND)

VIDEO IN

CAMERA SW OUT

GND

DATA 4DATA HDR

PS•DATA

S-VIDEO

AUDIO

DATA 3 D ATA 2

VIDEO OUT

Matrix Switcher

SERIALALARM

RS485(CAMERA)

DATA 1

LINE

SELECT

RS485(CAMERA)

Time-lapse VCR

EXT IN

(PLAY IN)

CAMERA

SW IN

EXT OUT REC OUT

MONITOR OUT

214

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

ALARM

COM

ALARM

RESET IN

ALARM

RECOVER OUT

ALARM

OUT

1 SHOT IN

TAPE END

COM REC OUT

OUT

WARNING

OUT

HUMID OUT

REC REVIEW

OUT

SERIES

REC OUT

ADJUST IN

ADJUST OUT

REC IN

TIME

■ Connection with the PC

1. Conform the communication speed (SERIAL PORT SPEED) parameter in SETUP MENU to that of the PC.

2. Connect the matrix switcher's serial port to that of the PC with the 9-pin D-sub cable.

Notes:

• The following parameters are fixed.

Data bit: 8 bits Parity check: none Stop bit: 1 bit

• Refer to Cable Specifications in this page for details on cables.

● Cable Specifications

■ Time Adjustment with an External

Equipment

The specified external devices can output the time adjusting signal to the matrix switcher. This signal can adjust the time by up to ± 30 seconds every hour. To use this function, it is necessary to assign the alarm input terminal(s) (pin # 1 to 16) to the time adjusting terminal(s). SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can assign the signal. Note: In the master-slave connection, time setting of every

unit can be synchronized when the time adjusting signal is input to any unit.

● Master Clock Connection Example for Time Adjustment

Connect the matrix switcher's time adjusting terminal to those of the master clock with the twisted pair cable. The figure below shows the case in which Alarm Input 16 is assigned as the time adjusting terminal.

Note: A master clock with N.O. (Normally Open alarm con-

tact)-type output is connectable.

D-sub9

D-sub25

Personal Computer Matrix Switcher

D-sub9

SERIAL

PC Matrix Switcher

Frame

Shield

Frame

Matrix Switcher

ALARM

Pin #22

GND

Pin #21

Master clock

■ Master-slave Connection

The following are master-slave connection patterns.

Pattern 1: Master and Slave 1 are connected in the system.

Slave 1

Camera 1 to 16

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Master

MON1→CAM1 MON2→CAM2 MON3→CAM3 MON4→CAM4

•

Data

Camera 17 to 28

HDR D3 D2 D1 CAM

PSD

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Terminal - mode

Pattern 2: Master, Slave 1 and 2 are connected in the system.

Slave 1

Camera 1 to 16

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

MON1→CAM1 MON2→CAM2 MON3→CAM3 MON4→CAM4

REC

Digital Disk Recorder

WJ-HD A

MON1→CAM5 MON2→CAM6 MON3→CAM7 MON4→CAM8

Slave 2

Camera 17 to 32

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Master

Camera 33 to 40

•

Data

HDR D3 D2 D1 CAM

PSD

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Terminal - mode

Pattern 3: Master, Slave 1 to 3 are connected in the system.

Slave 1

Camera 1 to 16

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

MON1→CAM1 MON2→CAM2 MON3→CAM3 MON4→CAM4

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

MON1→CAM5 MON2→CAM6 MON3→CAM7 MON4→CAM8

Slave 2

Camera 17 to 32

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

REC

Slave 3

Camera 33 to 48

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Master

Camera 49 to 52

MON1→CAM9 MON2→CAM10 MON3→CAM11 MON4→CAM12

•

Data

HDR D3 D2 D1 CAM

PSD

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Terminal - mode

Pattern 4: Master, Slave 1 to 4 are connected in the system.

Note: Before connections, make sure all the units have the same firmware version. You can see the firmware version of each

unit in SETUP MENU. (Refer to pp. 72 and 73 710 MASTER-SLAVE.) In case there is a version difference, update the firmware of each unit to the newest using a CD-ROM. (Refer to pp.58 to 60 FIRMWARE UPDATE.)

● Preparation

Prepare the following items besides standard accessories.

• Personal computer x 1 (Refer to p. 79 Platform for details on system requirements.)

• 9-pin D-sub crossing cable x 1 (Used for connection between the PC and the Master unit)

• Phillips screwdriver x 1 (Used for opening the front panel and setting unit numbers)

• Coaxial cable* (Used for connection of the Master and Slave units)

• Cable Kit WV-CA48/10K* (Used for connection of more than one Slave unit)

* Necessary number will differ depending on the connection pattern.

● Unit Number Selection

Set the unit number selector of each unit to determine Master and slave n*. (Refer to the illustration and diagram in p. 24.) *n is a unit number.

Slave 1

Camera 1 to 16

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

MON1→CAM1 MON2→CAM2 MON3→CAM3 MON4→CAM4

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

MON1→CAM5 MON2→CAM6 MON3→CAM7 MON4→CAM8

Slave 2

Camera 17 to 32

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

Slave 3

Camera 33 to 48

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Slave 4

Camera 49 to 64

HDR PSD D3 D2 D1 CAM

REC

Digital Disk

Recorder

WJ-HD A

Master

MON1→CAM9 MON2→CAM10 MON3→CAM11 MON4→CAM12

MON1→CAM13 MON2→CAM14 MON3→CAM15 MON4→CAM16

HDR D3 D2 D1 CAMPSD

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

•

Data

Terminal - mode

● Video Cable Connection

Connect the camera input connectors of Master and the monitor output connectors of Slave with coaxial cables as described in the diagram.

● DATA Port Connection

• Connect the DATA 3 port of the Master unit and the DATA 4 port of the Slave units.

• Connect the Master and Slave units with the supplied crossing cable.

• Connect Slave and Slave with Cable Kit WV-CA48/10K.

• Set the termination selectors of the Master and terminal Slave unit to ON.

• Set the termination selectors of other Slave units to OFF.

• Connect system controllers to the Master unit. (Refer to p. 39.)

Note: System controllers cannot be connected to Slave units.

Connection Master Slave

Master and Slave 1

Master and Slave 2

Camera Input 1 Monitor Output 1 Camera Input 2 Monitor Output 2 Camera Input 3 Monitor Output 3 Camera Input 4 Monitor Output 4 Camera Input 5 Monitor Output 1 Camera Input 6 Monitor Output 2 Camera Input 7 Monitor Output 3 Camera Input 8 Monitor Output 4

Monitor Output 1 Monitor Output 2 Monitor Output 3 Monitor Output 4 Monitor Output 1 Monitor Output 2 Monitor Output 3 Monitor Output 4

Master and Slave 3

Camera Input 9 Camera Input 10 Camera Input 11 Camera Input 12

Master and Slave 4

Camera Input 13 Camera Input 14 Camera Input 15 Camera Input 16

Example: Master, Slave 1 and 2 are connected in the system.

Slave 1 Slave 2

TERM

OFF ON

Connect the side marked as “Slave” to the DATA 4 port of Slave 1.

Master

TERM

OFF ON

DATA 4DATA HDR

OFF ON

PS•DATA

Cable Kit WV-CA48/10K

DATA 4DATA HDR

DATA 3

TERM

Crossing cable (supplied to the unit)

DATA 4DATA HDR

PS•DATA

Connect the side marked as “Master” to the DATA 3 port of Master.

Connect the cameras and the Master/Slave 1 to 4 with the coaxial cables according to the diagram.

● Recorder Connection

Connect recorders to each Master/Slave units. Refer to pp. 40 to 47 for connection procedures.

Example: Master, Slave 1 and 2 are connected in the system.

Notes:

• Recorders and/or the Multiplexer board cannot be connected to the Master unit when Slave 1 to 4 are connected in the system.

• The Master unit’s camera channels which loop thru Slave units cannot be connected to the recorder. (In the illustration, the Master unit’s CAM OUT 1 to 8 and the recorder’s VIDEO IN 1 to 8 cannot be connected.) The Master recorder can record only images from directly-connected cameras when the Master and Slave 1/2/3 are connected together. (For example in the illustration, the Master recorder can record images from Cam 33 to 40.) Camera input signals from Slave units to the Master unit are not for recording but for cross point switching.

● Connection between the Units and Cameras

Connect each camera to CAMERA IN 1 to 16 of each unit. (Refer to p. 36 Connection with the Camera Sites.) Each camera has its own logical camera number. The default setting of the logical camera numbers is as follows. (The logical camera numbers can be configured in SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.)

Camera total

number

1 to 16 17 to 28 29 to 40 41 to 52 53 to 64

1 to 16 17 to 28 33 to 40 49 to 52

–

1 to 16 1 to 16 1 to 16 1 to 16

– –

17 to 32 17 to 32 17 to 32

– – –

33 to 48 33 to 48

– – – –

49 to 64

Cameras connected

to Master

Cameras connected

to Slave 1

Cameras connected

to Slave 2

Cameras connected

to Slave 3

Cameras connected

to Slave 4

Camera

Master unit

40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33

Connected to Slave 2 Connected to Slave 1

Master recorder

OUT

1616151514141313121211111010998

CAMERA

3 2

VIDEO

● Connection with the PC

Connect the PC and the Master unit. (Refer to p. 48 for the connection procedure.)

● Software Setup

After connecting the PC to the Master unit, do the setup procedure with SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• With SETUP MENU

1. Turn the power of each unit to ON.

2. Log-in the system with a system controller. (Refer to p.

104.)

3. Open SETUP MENU. (Refer to p. 63.)

4. Open “700 SYSTEM” - “710 MASTER-SLAVE”. (Refer to pp. 72 and 73.)

5. Set the connected Slave units to ON. “Is the MASTERSLAVE changed? NO” will appear.

6. Change NO to YES by pressing the NEXT or PREV button on the system controller.

7. Press the SET button. The setting will be saved and you will log-out from SETUP menu.

• With WJ-SX150A Administrator Console

1. Turn the power of each unit to ON.

2. Open WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to p.

80.)

3. Open the Master-Slave window. (Refer to p. 81.)

4. Configure and save the settings by clicking on the Save Exit button. (Refer to p. 82.)

5. Open the “Put a file to SX150A” window. (Refer to p.

83.)

6. Click on the “OK” button. The setting data will be transferred to the Master unit.

7. Close the main window (refer to p. 80) to quit WJSX150A Administrator Console.

● Recorder Setup

When connecting a recorder with more than one video input (WJ-HD500 or WJ-HD200 Series), conform the LCN (logical camera number) settings of the unit to the camera number setting of a recorder. (Refer to pp. 73/82 and the recorder’s operating instructions.)

WJ-SX150A SETUP PROCEDURES

FIRMWARE UPDATE

This setting is required when there is a firmware version difference among each unit in the master-slave connection. Before the procedure, confirm the versions written on the label on each CD-ROM.

■ Installation of SX150A Program Writer

Note: Refer to p. 79 for the platform necessary for installa-

tion.

1. Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the PC.

2. Open the CD-ROM drive window. The file is located in the following directory. E: \PWriter\SetupPWriter.exe (E is the CD-ROM drive.)

3. Double-click the “SetupPWriter.exe” icon to begin the installation. The Welcome window will appear on the PC screen.

4. Press the NEXT button to continue the installation.

5. Respond to the dialog boxes by following the directions given.

■ Firmware Update of SX150A Program Writer

1. Connect the matrix switcher's serial port to that of the PC with the 9-pin D-sub cable. (Refer to p. 48.)

2. Launch SX150A Program Writer by selecting “Start” – “Programs” – “Panasonic” – “SX150A Program Writer”. The RS232C Setting window will appear on the PC screen.

3. Confirm whether the following are selected. Then, click on "SET".

Baud Rate: 38400 Data Bit: 8 Parity: NONE Stop Bit: 1 Com Port: 1 (Select the usable communication-port

number of the PC.)

Note: Conform the baud rate to the SERIAL port setting

in 740 CAMERA/DATA 1 - 4 PORT. (Refer to pp. 74 and 75.) The factory default setting is 38400 bps.

4. Set the mode selector at the front panel as shown in the Version confirmation mode window. Besides, make sure the unit number selector is set to “0”.

In case you have changed the selector settings, do the following after Step 4. (1) Turn off the unit. (2) Turn on the unit again.

5.Click on the OK button in Version confirmation mode window.

Note: If the selector settings are wrong when you do

Step 5, the following message will appear to notify that version confirmation was failed.

In this case, confirm the connections and do Step 1 to 5 again.

6. Turn off the Master unit.

7. Set the mode selector as shown in the Firmware update mode window.

8. Turn on the unit again.

9. Click on the OK button. The unit will be set to the firmware update mode.

10. The Program Writer for SX150A window will be displayed.

When you power on the matrix switcher and the system becomes ready for update, the following message will appear on the PC screen. “✽FIRMWARE UPLOAD START! WAIT…”

11. Wait until the following message appears. “✽✽SDRAM INITIALIZE COMPLETED.START LOAD-

ING…”

12. Insert the supplied CD-ROM into the PC.

13. Click on the “Browse…” button to select a .mot file. The file is located in the following directory. E: \PWriter\sx150A_v✽✽✽✽✽.mot (E is the CD-ROM drive and ✽ is the software version. For example, V111✽✽ means Version 1.11.)

14. Make sure that the new software version is displayed in the Transfer File box.

15. Press the Transfer button.

16. A message window will appear to ask you if it is OK to overwrite the software. After confirmation, click on "OK". The .mot file will be copied from the CD-ROM to the matrix switcher. You can confirm the status by viewing messages.

(1) “✽✽✽LOAD OK…”: The copy is finished. (2) “✽✽✽✽NOW ERASING…”: Data is being erased from the flash memory. (3) “✽✽✽✽✽NOW WRITING…”: New data is being written in the flash memory. (4) “✽✽✽✽✽✽COMPLETED!!”: The flash-memory writing is finished.

Notes:

• Copying takes approx. 7 minutes.

• Avoid disconnecting or powering off the PC and the

matrix switcher. It may cause trouble.

17. After “✽✽✽✽✽✽COMPLETED!!” is displayed, power off the matrix switcher.

18. Set the mode selector of the matrix switcher as follows.

19. Display the matrix switcher’s SETUP MENU. (Refer to the matrix switcher’s operating instructions.)

20. Make sure that the version of the matrix switcher is displayed in SETUP MENU. That shows the software update has been successfully executed.

MODE

1ON234

■ Error List

The following error messages are displayed through SX150 Program Writer.

● File Error

This error message is displayed during the following occasions.

• You have selected a wrong file (whose file extension is not “. mot”) in Step 13 of p. 59.

• The “.mot” file is broken.

To solve this problem, select the correct file. (Refer to p.

59.)

● Not Ready

This error message is displayed when the matrix switcher’s mode is not “SX150 SOFTWARE UPLOAD”. To solve this problem, do the following.

1. Power off the matrix switcher.

2. Set the mode selector of the matrix switcher to “SX150 SOFTWARE UPLOAD”. (Refer to p. 24.)

3. Power on the matrix switcher again.

● Timeout Error

This error message is displayed when a specified time has passed since you started installing SX150A Program Writer/updating the firmware. The following are the timeout error statuses.

Status 0: 30 seconds has passed since the PC

became idle.

Status 1: 30 seconds has passed since the SD-RAM

started to be cleared.

Status 3: 20 minutes has passed since the file transfer

was started.

Status 4: 30 seconds has passed since the file transfer

was completed.

Status 5: 30 seconds has passed since the file loading

became OK.

Status 6: 5 seconds has passed since the file erasing

is started.

Status 7: 5 seconds has passed since the file writing is

started.

SETUP PROCEDURES

■ Setup Procedures

This unit has two setting procedures. The one is SETUP MENU, which is the unit's on-screen display (OSD). The other is WJ-SX150A Administrator Console, which operates on the PC.

• SETUP MENU (OSD) The basic functions, which are essential for the operation, are configurable. However, some items are not configurable. The settings about group sequences, operators and schedules, etc.

• WJ-SX150A Administrator Console (PC) All the functions of this unit (except camera manual cleaning) are configurable. You need a PC to use WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. Refer to p. 79 WJ-SX150A ADMINISTRATOR CONSOLE for details on the platform and installation.

Notes:

• The Master unit administrates all the system settings.

Do the setup procedure with the Master unit only.

• To use WJ-SX150A Administrator Console, you need to

prepare a PC and a 9-pin D-sub cable.(Refer to p. 48.)

• When changing the configuration of WJ-SX150A

Administrator Console, configuration data getting and putting are necessary between the unit and PC to activate your configuration.

■ Description of Setup Procedures

This chapter describes about configurable items.

● Master-Slave Connection Settings

Both SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150 Administrator console can configure the parameters of master-slave connection and logical camera number.

• Master-slave: The composition of the master-slave con-

nection is configurable.

• Logical camera number: Logical camera number,

which is used for camera control and monitor display, can be assigned to each camera.

● Sequence Settings

SETUP MENU can configure tour sequences. WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can configure both of tour sequences and group sequences.

• Tour sequence: Up to 32 tour sequences are config-

urable (64 steps per tour).

• Group sequence: Tour sequences can be activated on

up to 4 monitors simultaneously (1 tour sequence per monitor).

● Schedule Settings

SETUP MENU can configure daylight saving time. WJSX150A Administrator Console can configure timer event, camera cleaning, and daylight saving time.

• Timer event: A sequence or spot mode can be activat-

ed on the regular time of every month, week or day. Up to 50 timer events can be registered.

• Camera cleaning: Camera cleaning can be executed

on the regular time of every month, week or day.

• Daylight saving time: Daylight saving time schedule for

20 years are configurable.

Master-slave connection settings

• Master-slave

• Logical camera number

Sequence settings

• Tour sequence

• Group sequence

Schedule settings

• Timer event

• Camera cleaning

• Daylight saving time

Alarm settings

• Alarm mode

• Alarm event

• Alarm input/Alarm port

Operator settings

• Operator registration

• Level table

• Monitor select (Monitor selection)

•

Auto login/logout (Auto log-in/log-out)

System settings

• Clock (Time and date) *1

• Cable compensation

• Camera title

WJ-SX150A Administrator Console (PC)

• Data port *

• Recorder

• Multiplexer

• Mux camera (Multiplexer) title

Setup file operation

• Put a file to SX150A

•

Get a configuration data from SX150A

SX150A Admin Console configuration

• File open

• Account manager

• Communication (Serial) port

• Camera manual cleaning ON/OFF

*1 WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can configure the

display pattern.

*2 WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can configure the

communication speed (baud rate) of the ports Data 1 to 4.

SETUP MENU (OSD)

● Alarm Settings

The operation parameters when an alarm is input to the unit are configurable.

• Alarm mode: The operation mode activated along with an alarm input is configurable. Sequence mode or hold mode is selectable. Alarm mode can be set to OFF when not using it.

• Alarm event: The sequence number or spot camera is selectable for the alarm event.

• Alarm input (Alarm port): The alarm polarity (N. O. or N. C.) is assignable to each alarm input terminal.

• It is also selectable whether to activate the recording and sequence/spot image monitoring when an alarm signal is input to the unit. Alarm recording without the sequence/spot image monitoring is also available.

● Operator Settings

If you control this unit with a terminal-mode system controller, your operator information, controllable monitors and auto log-in/log-out will be registrable and configurable.

• Operator registration: Up to 16 operators are available. ID and password for operator identification are configurable. Level and priority can be assigned to each operator. Each camera's control coverage is also configurable.

• Level table: Restriction level for each password is customizable.

• Monitor select (Monitor selection): Controllable monitor can be assigned to each controller.

• Auto login/logout (Auto log-in/log-out): Auto log-in/logout is configurable for each controller.

Notes:

• These settings (except Operator registration) are configurable only through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. Operator registration is configurable through SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• When you control the unit with a PS·Data system controller, the above settings will be invalid. Refer to the system controller's operating instructions.

● System Settings

SETUP MENU can configure the clock (time and date), cable compensation and camera title. Besides these settings, WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can select the data ports' baud rates.

• Clock (Time and date): The unit's time and date are configurable.

• Cable compensation: Cable compensation type is selectable depending on the distance between a camera and the unit. It is also possible to determine whether to send the VD2 timing pulse or control data with the camera output signals.

• Camera title: Camera title is configurable to identify the camera images on the monitor. WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can configure the camera title including original characters.

• Data port: Usually, the ports DATA 1 to 3 connect to the terminal-mode system controllers. RS-485 cameras will be connectable with the data port configurations through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console and SETUP MENU. When you use the system controllers via the PS·Data protocol, you need to configure the DATA 4 port setting through SX150A Admin Console or SETUP MENU.

• Recorder: The type and unit address of the recorder are configurable.

• Multiplxer: The parameters of the recorder mode are configurable. You can set the alarm and normal recording rate. You can also activate/deactivate dynamic recording, dummy black, and "CAMSW LOSS Rn” indication. (Rn is a recorder number.)

• Mux camera (Multiplexer) title: Camera titles which are displayed with multiscreen segments are configurable.

● Setup File Operation

WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can send a configuration file from the PC to this unit. The utility can also send the file from the unit to the PC for configuration.

• Put a file to SX150A: A configuration data is sent from the PC to the unit.

• Get a configuration data from SX150A: A configuration data is sent from the unit to the PC.

• Select setup data file: A configuration data is selected when sending it from the PC to the unit (or from the unit to the PC.)

Note: These settings are configurable only through WJ-

SX150A Administrator Console.

● WJ-SX150A Administrator Console Configuration

The PC-related settings are configurable.

• Account Manager: WJ-SX150A Administrator Console operators are registrable and changeable.

• Communication (Serial) port: PC's usable communication port number and its baud rate (communication speed) are configurable.

MUX

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU (OSD)

The WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU (SETUP MENU) enables function controls that are not available by direct operation. Note: Only one operator can enter SETUP MENU.

■ Displaying SETUP MENU

To display SETUP MENU, follow the procedure below.

1. Confirm that the camera and peripherals are correctly and securely connected and that all components are turned on.

2. To execute the selection, select one of the monitors (1 to 4) by pressing the numeric button, then press the MON (ESC) button. The MONITOR indicator will light up.

3. Press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button on the system controller. WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU will appear on the active monitor as shown below, and the system controller's SETUP indicator will light up. The tree of SETUP MENU is shown in the next page. Note: “x.xx” in SETUP MENU shows the firmware ver-

sion.

The following functions and buttons are valid in SETUP MENU: Joystick to UP(D): Moves the cursor up or returns to

the previous page.

Joystick to DOWN(C): Moves the cursor down or dis-

plays the next page.

Joystick to L(A): Moves the cursor to the left. Joystick to R (B): Moves the cursor to the right. PREV button: Selects the previous mode or parameter. NEXT button: Selects the next mode or parameter. Numeric buttons: Enters numerals. CLEAR button: Deletes a character when editing a

camera title.

CAM (SET) button: Executes the selections and dis-

plays a submenu for items with the (O) mark.

MON (ESC) button: Returns to SETUP MENU or the

previous menu. This operating instructions uses the symbols to describe the buttons.

4. To end the setting and return to the normal view, press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button when SETUP MENU is displayed. The system controller's SETUP indicator will go off.

■ Programming SETUP MENU

As shown in the tree, SETUP MENU has 10 submenus: TIME & DATE, D. S. T., SEQUENCE, ALARM, CAMERA TITLE, RECORDER, SYSTEM, OPERATOR REGISTRATION, MULTIPLEXER, and MUX CAMERA TITLE. The submenus except TIME & DATE and D. S. T. are divided into additional submenus. The (O) mark indicates that the item has a submenu for more detailed setups. Refer to the figure in p. 65 for the composition of SETUP MENU.

* This is the factory default setting.

SETUP

SHIFT

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU x.xx

100 TIME&DATE Aug/21/2002 10:55 AM 200 D.S.T. ON

300 SEQUENCEO 400 ALARMO 500 CAMERA TITLEO 600 RECORDERO 700 SYSTEMO 800 OPERATOR REGISTRATIONO

900 MULTIPLEXERO 1000 MUX CAMERA TITLEO

■ TIME & DATE

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 100 TIME & DATE in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to D or C.

● Parameters

You can move the cursor to each parameter by moving the joystick to A or B.

• Month

Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the correct month.

• Day

Press the numeric buttons to enter it directly.

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU x.xx

100 TIME&DATE Aug/21/2002 10:55 AM 200 D.S.T. ON

300 SEQUENCE 400 ALARMO 500 CAMERA TITLEO 600 RECORDERO 700 SYSTEMO 800 OPERATOR REGISTRATIONO

900 MULTIPLEXERO 1000 MUX CAMERA TITLEO

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU x.xx

Depending on the composition of master-slave connection, parameters will differ from the illustration.

100 TIME&DATE Aug/21/2002 10:55 AM 200 D.S.T. ON

300 SEQUENCE 400 ALARMO 500 CAMERA TITLEO 600 RECORDERO 700 SYSTEMO 800 OPERATOR REGISTRATIONO

900 MULTIPLEXERO 1000 MUX CAMERA TITLEO

Outside the U. S.:

· Aug/21/2002... 21/08/2002

· D. S. T.... SUMMER TIME

300 SEQUENCE 1 of 4

TOUR NO.= 1

STEP LCN PRE DWELL STEP LCN PRE DWELL 1 1 2S 9 9 2S 2 2 2S 10 10 2S 3 3 2S 11 11 2S 4 4 2S 12 12 2S 5 5 2S 13 13 2S 6 6 2S 14 14 2S 7 7 2S 15 15 2S 8 8 2S 16 16 2S

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

400 ALARM

410 ALARM MODE SEQUENCE 420 ALARM EVENTO

ALARM INPUT 430 CAMERA OFF 440 ALARM PORT ON 450 SERIAL PORT ON 460 MUX MOTION DET OFF

500 CAMERA TITLE 2 of 2

500 CAMERA TITLE 1 of 2

CAM TITLE 9 C09

SWITCHER=MASTER(2 of 2)

10 C10 11 C11

CAM LCN TITLE

12 C12

1 -- ---

13 C13

2 -- ---

14 C14

3 -- ---

15 C15

4 -- ---

16 C16

5 17 6 18 7 19 8 20

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

600 RECORDER

CONTROL ADR EXT IN 610 MASTER -- 620 SLAVE1 HD100 01 630 SLAVE2 OFF GENLOCK OFF 640 SLAVE3 VCR 650 SLAVE4 HD500 01 GENLOCK OFF

--COMMUNICATION STATUS- DATA BIT 7bit PARITY BIT ODD STOP BIT 1bit BAUD RATE 9600bps COMM PORT SERIAL PORT

DWELL 2sec

420 ALARM EVENT 10 of 10

420 ALARM EVENT 2 of 10

ALM MON MODE REC ALARM PORT CN(PRE)/TOUR

420 ALARM EVENT 1 of 10

ALM MON MODE REC ALARM PORT

91 1 LCN 01

LCN(PRE)/TOUR

92 1 LCN 02 / PRE01 /

ALM MON MODE REC ALARM PORT

11 1 LCN 01

93 1 LCN 03

LCN(PRE)/TOUR

12 1 LCN 02 / PRE01 R1 MASTER / 12

94 2 TUR 04 /

1 1 LCN 01

13 1 LCN 03

95 1 LCN 05 / PRE01 /

2 1 LCN 02

14 2 TUR 04 R1 MASTER / 14

96 1 LCN 06 / PRE01 /

3 1 LCN 03

15 1 LCN 05 / PRE01 R1 MASTER / 15

97 1 LCN 07 / PRE01 /

4 1 LCN 04 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 4

16 1 LCN 06 / PRE01 R1 MASTER / 16

98 1 LCN 08

5 1 LCN 05

17 1 LCN 07

99 1 LCN 09 / PRE01 /

6 1 LCN 06 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 6

18 1 LCN 08

7 1 LCN 07 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 7

19 1 LCN 09

8 1 LCN 08

20 1 LCN 10 / PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 4

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

9 1 LCN 09 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 9 10 1 LCN 10 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 10

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

440 ALARM INPUT(ALARM PORT)

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

1 NORMALLY OPEN 9 NORMALLY OPEN 2 NORMALLY CLOSE 10 NORMALLY OPEN 3 NORMALLY OPEN 11 NORMALLY OPEN 4 NORMALLY OPEN 12 NORMALLY OPEN 5 NORMALLY CLOSE 13 NORMALLY OPEN 6 NORMALLY OPEN 14 NORMALLY OPEN 7 NORMALLY OPEN 15 NORMALLY OPEN 8 NORMALLY OPEN 16 TIME ADJUST

710 MASTER-SLAVE

MASTER *.** SLAVE1 ON *.** SLAVE2 ON *.** SLAVE3 OFF *.** SLAVE4 OFF *.**

“CAUTION” Part of settings are initialized when the MASTER-SLAVE composition is changed.

Is the MASTER-SLAVE changed? NO

720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 4)

CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 1 9 9 2 2 10 10 3 3 11 11 4 4 12 12 5 5 13 13 6 6 14 14 7 7 15 15 8 8 16 16

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

PRE01 /

PRE01 R1 MASTER / 11

PRE01 /

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 1

PRE01 R1 MASTER / 13

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 2

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 3

PRE01 /

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 5

PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 1

PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 2

PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 3

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 8

700 SYSTEM

710 MASTER-SLAVE 720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBERO

730 COMPENSATION/VD2/DATAO 740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORTO 750 RS485 CAMERAO

760 CAMERA CLEANING OFF

800 OPERATOR REGISTRATION

OPERATOR NO.=1 ID =150 PRIORITY= 1 PASSWORD =∗∗∗∗∗ LEVEL = 1

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5) CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 21 VIEW&CONTROL 9 51 VIEW&CONTROL 2 22 VIEW ONLY 10 52 VIEW&CONTROL 3 23 VIEW&CONTROL 11 53 VIEW ONLY 4 24 VIEW ONLY 12 54 VIEW&CONTROL 5 25 VIEW&CONTROL 13 55 VIEW&CONTROL 6 26 VIEW&CONTROL 14 56 VIEW&CONTROL 7 27 VIEW&CONTROL 15 57 PROHIBITED 8 28 VIEW&CONTROL 16 58 PROHIBITED

900 MULTIPLEXER

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5) Ver.∗.∗∗

VCR REC MODE 910 ALARM EXT. 920 NORMAL EXT. 930 DYNAMIC REC OFF 940 DUMMY BLACK ON 950 CAM SW LOSS ON

1000 MUX CAMERA TITLE

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 3)

CAM LCN TITLE CAM LCN TITLE 1 1 C01 9 09 C09 2 2 C02 10 10 C10 3 3 C03 11 11 C11 4 4 C04 12 12 C12 5 5 C05 13 13 C13 6 6 C06 14 14 C14 7 7 C07 15 15 C15 8 8 C08 16 16 C16

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

730 COMPENSATION/VD2/DATA 1 of 2

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 4)

CAM LCN COMP VD2 DATA 1 1 S ON ON 2 2 S ON ON 3 3 S ON ON 4 4 S ON ON 5 5 S ON ON 6 6 S ON ON 7 7 S ON ON 8 8 S ON ON

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

PORT MODE SPEED CAMERA CAMERA 19200bps DATA1 CAMERA 19200bps DATA2 CAMERA 19200bps DATA3 CAMERA 19200bps DATA4 MASTER-SLAVE 38400bps HDR HDR 9600bps

SERIAL -- 38400bps

750 RS485 CAMERA

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

CAM LCN PORT CAM LCN PORT 1 21 9 51 2 22 10 52 3 23 11 53 4 24 12 54 5 25 13 55 6 26 14 56 7 27 15 57 8 28 16 58

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

• Year

Press the numeric button to enter the correct year.

• TIME

Press the numeric button to enter the correct time.

• MINUTE

Press the numeric button to enter the correct minute.

• AM/PM

Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the correct time. After the configuration, press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button. The configuration will be updated when closing SETUP MENU.

Notes:

• Adjust the time and date when the clock display is different from the current one.

• The clock display pattern is changeable with the setting in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to p. 93.) The factory default setting is Month/Day/Year.

• The clock is automatically adjusted to 0 second of the setting time and date when closing SETUP MENU.

• Hour system (12- hours or 24- hours) is changeable through WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

■ D. S. T. (Daylight Saving Time)

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 200 D. S. T. in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to ▼ or ▲.

● Parameters

Select ON or OFF by pressing the NEXT or PREV buttons.

ON: Daylight saving time is activated. OFF: Daylight saving time is deactivated.

The factory default setting is ON.

After the configuration, press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button. The configuration will be updated when closing SETUP MENU.

Notes:

• The start/end date are configurable through WJSX150A Administrator Console. (Refer to p. 87.)

• When ON is selected for D. S. T., ∗ is added beside the time display. Example: ∗10: 55 AM

■ SEQUENCE SETUP

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 300 SEQUENCE in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to ▼ or ▲. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU x.xx

100 TIME&DATE Aug/21/2002 10:55 AM 200 D.S.T. ON

300 SEQUENCE 400 ALARMO 500 CAMERA TITLEO 600 RECORDERO 700 SYSTEMO 800 OPERATOR REGISTRATIONO

900 MULTIPLEXERO 1000 MUX CAMERA TITLEO

300 SEQUENCE 1 of 4

TOUR NO.= 1

STEP LCN PRE DWELL STEP LCN PRE DWELL 1 1 2S 9 9 2S 2 2 2S 10 10 2S 3 3 2S 11 11 2S 4 4 2S 12 12 2S 5 5 2S 13 13 2S 6 6 2S 14 14 2S 7 7 2S 15 15 2S 8 8 2S 16 16 2S

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

300 SEQUENCE 2 of 4

TOUR NO.= 1

STEP LCN PRE DWELL STEP LCN PRE DWELL 17 25 18 26 19 27 20 28 21 29 22 30 23 31 24 32

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

300 SEQUENCE 3 of 4

TOUR NO.= 1

STEP LCN PRE DWELL STEP LCN PRE DWELL 33 41 34 42 35 43 36 44 37 45 38 46 39 47 40 48

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

300 SEQUENCE 4 of 4

TOUR NO = 1

STEP LCN PRE DWELL STEP LCN PRE DWELL 49 57 50 58 51 59 52 60 53 61 54 62 55 63 56 64

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

● Parameters

Move the joystick to move the cursor. Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the desired parameters. Press the numeric button(s) to enter a number.

TOUR NO: Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the

tour number. Or press the numeric button(s) to enter a number.

STEP: This stands for a tour sequence step. LCN: This stands for a logical camera number. 01 to 99

or “- -“ is selectable. * To deactivate a sequence step, select “- -“. You can set “- -“ by pressing the button 0. The factory default setting is assigned to each step in numerical order (STEP 1 = LCN 1, STEP 2 = LCN 2, STEP 3 = LCN 3, STEP 4 = LCN 4, STEP 5 = LCN 5…)

PRE: This stands for a camera’s preset position num-

ber. 1 to 64 or "- -" is selectable. When the camera has no preset position, select "- -". You can set "- -" by pressing the button 0. The factory default setting is "- -".

DWELL: This stands for the dwell time. 1 second to 30

seconds is selectable. To delete the sequence step, select “- -“. You can set “- -“ by pressing the button 0. The factory default setting is 2S for each step.

After the configuration, press the MON (ESC) button. The monitor display will return to the previous menu.

After all the configurations, press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button. The configuration will be updated when closing SETUP MENU.

Notes:

• A preset position number is available only when a combination camera is selected for CAM.

• The available preset position numbers differ among cameras. Refer to each camera's operating instructions.

■ ALARM SETUP

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 400 ALARM in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to ▼ or ▲. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

● Parameters

Move the joystick to move the cursor. Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the desired parameters. Press the numeric button(s) to enter a number.

• ALARM MODE

You can select an operation mode when alarm input signals are accepted by the unit.

Notes:

• The alarm mode is activated when alarm input signals are assigned to the same monitor through 420 ALARM EVENT or the Alarm Event (refer to pp. 67 and 68/ pp. 89 and 90) window.

• While alarm is activated, you cannot operate the functions related to the Multiplexer board.

SEQUENCE: An alarm operation is replaced by anoth-

er one after the dwell time (DWELL) ends.

HOLD: An initial alarm operation is continued even after

another alarm input is accepted.

OFF: Select this when not using the alarm mode.

The factory default setting is SEQUENCE.

• DWELL

This stands for the dwell time of a sequence during an alarm mode. 1 to 30 seconds are selectable.

The factory default setting is 2 seconds.

• ALARM EVENT

This item is configurable in 420 ALARM EVENT. Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button. 420 ALARM EVENT will appear on the monitor.

400 ALARM

410 ALARM MODE SEQUENCE 420 ALARM EVENT

ALARM INPUT 430 CAMERA OFF 440 ALARM PORT ON 450 SERIAL PORT ON 460 MUX MOTION DET OFFO

DWELL 2sec

420 ALARM EVENT 1 of 10

ALM MON MODE REC ALARM PORT LCN(PRE)/TOUR 1 1 LCN 01 2 1 LCN 02 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 2 3 1 LCN 03 4 1 LCN 04 5 1 LCN 05 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 5 6 1 LCN 06 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 6 7 1 LCN 07 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 7 8 1 LCN 08 9 1 LCN 09 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 9 10 1 LCN 10 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 10

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 1

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 3

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 4

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 8

Notes:

• MODE and LCN(PRE/TOUR) cannot be selected by pressing the numeric buttons. Press the NEXT or PREV button for selection.

• PRE doesn’t appear when TOUR 1 to 16 is selected for MODE.

• When selecting a camera without the preset position function, select "- -" for PRE.

• When moving the joystick to ▼ at the bottom of ALARM EVENT 1 of 10, the monitor will display 2 of 10 (the next page).

• When moving the joystick to ▲ at the top of ALARM EVENT 2 of 10, the monitor will display 1 of 10 (the previous page).

• Each ALARM PORT can be assigned to only one alarm number. If you enter the same ALARM PORT more than one time, the newer will be activated and the older will be changed to a space.

• An alarm event will be activated even if the selected logical camera number is not assigned to any camera channel. In this case, black image and “NOT ASSIGN” will be displayed on the monitor.

• Set the parameter of a port number area by pressing the numeric button(s).

• If you press the NEXT or PREV button at a port pin number area, the parameter will be switched among a space and ALARM PORT not assigned to other alarm events.

After the configuration, press the MON (ESC) button. The monitor display returns to ALARM SETUP.

• ALARM INPUT

430 CAMERA

This stands for that an alarm input is accepted via the CAMERA IN connectors or the RS-485 ports.

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit).

REC ONLY: Only alarm recording will start and moni-

tors will keep displaying the current sequence/spot images. Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is accepted neither via the CAM-

ERA IN connectors nor the RS-485 ports.

The factory default setting is OFF.

440 ALARM PORT

This stands for that an alarm input is accepted via the ALARM port (25-pin D-sub connector at the rear panel).

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit.)

ALM: This stands for the alarm event number. MON: This stands for the monitor number. MODE: This stands for the preset position of a camera

or tour sequence number activated with an alarm input signal.

• LCN(PRE)/TOUR: Activates a spot camera or tour sequence with an alarm input. To activate a spot camera, select LCN nn (nn is a logical camera number: 01 to 99). To activate a tour sequence, select TUR nn (nn is a tour number: 01 to 32). When you selected a combination camera for LCN nn, enter the desired preset position number. PRE 01 to 64 is available. When you selected another type of camera, select “-“.

REC: This stands for a recorder activated with an alarm

input signal. If no recorder is activated, the parameter will be a space. The REC area displays the number of recorder which receives images from a camera whose logical camera number is correspondent with the alarm event number. R0 to R4 shows the following.

Recorder number Recorder

R0 Master recorder R1 Slave 1 recorder R2 Slave 2 recorder R3 Slave 3 recorder R4 Slave 4 recorder

420 ALARM EVENT 2 of 10

Note: If a WJ-HD200 Series recorder is connected to

CAM 1 to 8, recorder number will be displayed even camera channels (CAM 9 to 16) not connected to the recorder.

ALARM PORT: When an alarm port pin set here

receives an input signal, the designated event is activated. MASTER, SLAVE 1 to 4 is available for the matrix switcher. 1 to 16 is available for the alarm port number. To deactivate the alarm number, press the button 0. ALARM PORT will be a space.

The factory default setting is same as the illustrations.

ALM MON MODE REC ALARM PORT LCN(PRE)/TOUR 11 1 LCN 11 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 11 12 1 LCN 12 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 12 13 1 LCN 13 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 13 14 1 LCN 14 15 1 LCN 15 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 15 16 1 LCN 16 / PRE01 R0 MASTER / 16 17 1 LCN 17 / PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 1 18 1 LCN 18 19 1 LCN 19 20 1 LCN 20

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

420 ALARM EVENT 10 of 10

ALM MON MODE REC ALARM PORT LCN(PRE)/TOUR 91 1 LCN 91 / PRE01 92 1 LCN 92 93 1 LCN 93 94 1 LCN 94 / PRE01 95 1 LCN 95 96 1 LCN 96 / PRE01 97 1 LCN 97 / PRE01 98 1 LCN 98 / PRE01 99 1 LCN 99 / PRE01

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

PRE01 R0 MASTER / 14

PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 2

PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 3

PRE01 R2 SLAVE1 / 4

PRE01

REC ONLY: Only alarm recording will start and moni-

tors will keep displaying the current sequence/spot images. Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is not accepted via the ALARM

port.

The factory default setting is ON.

Each alarm input's polarity is configurable in the submenu. Set ALARM PORT to ON or REC ONLY, and press the CAM (SET) button. 440 ALARM INPUT (ALARM PORT) will appear on the monitor.

Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button to go into the menu.

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*)

to configure the parameters.

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

After designating the unit, select the desired polarity for ALARM 1 to 16.

NORMALLY OPEN: Normally Open contact is activat-

ed for the alarm input signal.

NORMALLY CLOSE: Normally Close contact is activat-

ed for the alarm input signal.

TIME ADJUST: This polarity enables the input of the

time adjusting signal.

The factory default setting is N. O.

Note: In the master-slave connection, time setting of

every unit can be synchronized when the time adjusting signal is input to any unit.

450 SERIAL PORT

This stands for that an alarm input is accepted via the SERIAL port.

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit.)

REC ONLY: Only alarm recording will start and moni-

tors will keep displaying the current sequence/spot images.

Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is not accepted via the SERIAL

port.

The factory default setting is ON.

460 MUX MOTION DET

This stands for that the unit’s motion detector is activated when a camera detects the brightness-level change and transmit an alarm signal.

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit.)

REC ONLY: Only alarm recording will start and moni-

tors will keep displaying the current sequence/spot images.

Notes:

• If the Multiplexer board is not installed in the unit, you cannot enter the submenu of 460 MUX MOTION DET.

• You cannot recover alarm-related operations from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is not accepted by the motion

detector.

To configure where to activate the motion detector, set MUX MOTION DET to ON or REC ONLY, and press the CAM (SET) button. The live image will be displayed. Up to 4 motion-detection areas are configured for each camera channel.

Note: Black image will be displayed on the monitor if

the currently selected channel has no camera connection.

A “+” mark appears at the center of the monitor.

The following is the setting procedure.

440 ALARM INPUT(ALARM PORT)

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

MUX

Logical camera number and sensitivity

C01 LOW

Mark

1. Move the cursor with the joystick to the desired area, and then press the CAM (SET) key. Setting point 1 is determined.

Note: If you control the joystick while holding down the

SHIFT button, the cursor will move by 10 steps.

Logical camera number and sensitivity level will move when a cursor points here. (The default position is here.)

2. Move the “+” mark to the desired area, and then press the CAM (SET) key. Setting point 2 is determined and the “+” mark will disappear. Then, the mark will appear again at the center of the monitor. The square, covered with Setting point 1 and 2, is showing the motion-detection area.

Note: White images will be displayed in the square if the

currently selected channel has no camera connection.

3. To configure more motion-detection area, repeat Step 1 and 2.

4. To set the motion-detection area of another camera, press the NEXT or PREV button. Then, select the desired logical camera number. The live image of the selected camera will be displayed.

Notes:

• If you repeat Step 1 after setting 4 motion-detection areas, “NG” will blink at the center of the monitor for two seconds.

• To reset a motion-detection area, move the “+” mark on the desired area. Then, press the CLEAR button. The area will be reset.

• If an area overlaps another one, the newer area will be reset.

5. To configure the motion-detection areas of another camera channel, press the NEXT or PREV button.

6. Repeat Step 1 to 4.

Notes:

• If you press the CLEAR button while holding down the SHIFT button, all the motion-detection areas of the camera channel will be cleared.

• Depending on the sensitivity level, a motion-detection area needs the following area sizes.

You can change the sensitivity level in WJ-SX150A Administrator Console (Refer to p. 89.) The factory default setting is LOW.

After the configuration, press the MON (ESC) button. The motion-detection setting will be memorized and the monitor display will return to the previous menu.

After all the configurations, press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button. The configuration will be updated when closing SETUP MENU.

Sensitivity

LOW

Area size

17 x 17 steps or more

MID 12 x 12 steps or more

HIGH 5 x 5 steps or more

C01 LOW

Setting point

C01 LOW

Setting point 2

Setting point 1

2. After the configuration, press the MON (ESC) button. The monitor display will return to the previous menu.

After all the configurations, press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button. The configuration will be updated when closing SETUP MENU.

Notes:

• When moving the joystick to ▼ at the bottom of CAM- ERA TITLE 1 of 2, the monitor will display 2 of 2 (the next page).

• When moving the joystick to ▲ at the top of CAMERA TITLE 2 of 2, the monitor will display 1 of 2 (the previous page).

• Original characters are configurable through WJSX150A Administrator Console, but they are not displayed correctly in SETUP MENU. They are displayed as ■. (Refer to p. 95 Edit Font window.)

• The titles of the camera channels deactivated by the master-slave connection are displayed as “- - -“.

■ RECORDER

■ CAMERA TITLE

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 500 CAMERA TITLE in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to ▼ or ▲. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

● How to edit

Move the joystick to move the cursor. To select parameters, press the PREV or NEXT button.

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*)

to configure the parameters.

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

CAM: This stands for a camera channel of the unit. LCN: This stands for a logical camera number. 1 to 99

is selectable.

TITLE: A camera title is composed of up to 20 charac-

ters. Each camera number is fixed and the subsequent 20 characters are editable.

The characters available here are the following: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwxyz0123456789!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;=?•_(space)

The factory default settings are same as the illustrations.

1. Edit the camera titles by pressing the NEXT or PREV buttons. The NEXT button toggles these characters in this order. The PREV button toggles these characters in a reverse order. Joystick and the CLEAR button are also usable for the edit. (Refer to p. 63 Displaying SETUP MENU for each use.)

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 600 RECORDER in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to D or C. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu will appear on the monitor.

● Parameters

Move the joystick to move the cursor. Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the desired parameters. Press the numeric button(s) to enter a number.

• 610 MASTER/620 SLAVE1/630 SLAVE 2/640 SLAVE 3/650 SLAVE 4

This stands for the type of units connected in the system.

CONTROL: This stands for the recorder connected to

each unit. The selectable parameters will differ depending on whether a Multiplexer board is installed in the unit.

500 CAMERA TITLE 1 of 2

SWITCHER=MASTER(2 of 2)

CAM LCN TITLE 1 -- -- 2 -- -- 3 -- -- 4 -- -- 5 17 6 18 7 19 8 20

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

500 CAMERA TITLE 2 of 2

SWITCHER=MASTER(2 of 2)

CAM LCN TITLE 9 21 10 22 11 23 12 24 13 25 14 26 15 27 16 28

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

600 RECORDER

CONTROL ADR EXT IN 610 MASTER -- 620 SLAVE1 HD100 01 630 SLAVE2 OFF GENLOCK OFF 640 SLAVE3 VCR 650 SLAVE4 HD500 01 GENLOCK OFF

--COMMUNICATION STATUS- DATA BIT 7bit PARITY BIT ODD STOP BIT 1bit BAUD RATE 9600bps COMM PORT SERIAL PORT

Without the Multiplexer board

HD500: Select this when a WJ-HD500 Series recorder

is connected to the unit.

HD200: Select this when a WJ-HD200 Series recorder

is connected to the unit.

OFF: Select this when no recorder is connected to the

unit.

The factory default setting is HD500.

With the Multiplexer board

VCR: Select this when a time-lapse VCR (Panasonic

model) is connected to the unit.

HD100: Select this when a WJ-HD100 Series recorder

is connected to the unit.

OFF: Select this when a time-lapse VCR (non-

Panasonic model) or no recorder is connected.

The factory default setting is OFF.

Notes:

• If HD500 or HD200 is selected for the unit with the Multiplexer board, the parameter will be set to OFF.

• If VCR or HD100 is selected for the unit without the Multiplexer board, the parameter will be set to HD500.

ADR: This stands for the recorder’s unit address. When

a digital disk recorder is connected to the unit, 1 to 99 is available. When a time-lapse VCR is connected, this parameter is not displayed.

EXT IN:

This stands for the setting of the EXT IN connector at the unit’s rear panel. When the Multiplexer board is installed in the Master unit, this parameter for MASTER does not appear.

GENLOCK ON: Select this mode if you gen-lock

the unit with an external device.

GENLOCK OFF: Select this mode if you connect

the video output connector of the recorder to the EXT IN connector of the unit.

The factory default setting is OFF.

The factory default setting is same as the illustration.

• COMMUNICATION STATUS

The following are communication parameters of a digital disk recorder/time-lapse VCR. The parameters will differ depending on connected devices.

When a digital disk recorder is connected

DATA BIT: 8 bit PARITY BIT: NONE STOP BIT: 1 bit BAUD RATE: 9600 bps COMM PORT: DATA HDR PORT

When a time-lapse VCR is connected

DATA BIT: 7 bit PARITY BIT: ODD STOP BIT: 1 bit BAUD RATE: 9600 bps COMM PORT: SERIAL PORT

Notes:

• 620 SLAVE1, 630 SLAVE 2, 640 SLAVE 3, and 650 SLAVE 4 appear only when they are connected.

• When Slave 1 to 4 are connected in the system, “---“ is displayed for CONTROL of 610 MASTER.

• If GENLOCK ON is selected, the playback images or multiscreen display cannot be displayed on Monitor 1 to 4. Confirm the images on the monitor which are connected to the recorder.

• If GENLOCK OFF is selected, the maximum rate recording becomes unavailable (when a WJ-HD500 Series recorder is connected to the unit).

• Gen-lock is not activated for the Slave 1 to 4 units when the Multiplexer board is installed in them.

■ SYSTEM SETUP

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 700 SYSTEM in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to ▼ or ▲. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

● Parameters

Move the joystick to move the cursor. Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the desired parameters.

• MASTER-SLAVE

This menu links to the submenu. Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button to go into the menu. 710 MASTER-SLAVE will appear on the monitor.

700 SYSTEM

710 MASTER-SLAVE 720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBERO

730 COMPENSATION/VD2/DATAO 740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORTO 750 RS485 CAMERAO

760 CAMERA CLEANING OFF

710 MASTER-SLAVE

SLAVE 1 to 4

ON: Select this for units connected in the system. OFF: Select this for units not connected in the system.

The factory default setting is OFF.

Notes:

• For Slave units, you can set ON only when the unit with the previous number is set to ON.

• When you change ON/OFF, part of the setting data will be initialized according to the master-slave composition

• *. ** is the firmware version of a unit. (For Slave units, the version is displayed only when ON is selected.)

Is the MASTER-SLAVE changed?

YES: Select this if you agree that the master-slave com-

position will be changed.

NO: Select this if you do not agree that the master-slave

composition will be changed.

This message appears only when you try to change ON/OFF of SLAVE1 to 4.

• To change the setting, select “YES” and press the SET button. SETUP MENU will be closed, but the setting will be activated.

• To cancel the setting, select “NO”. The message will disappear and the cursor moves to the former position.

After the configuration, press the MON (ESC) button. The monitor display returns to the previous menu.

• LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

This menu links to the submenu. Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button to go into the menu. 720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER will appear on the monitor.

CAM

CAM 12345678910111213141516

Master 12345678910111213141516

When Master and Slave 1 are connected

CAM 12345678910111213141516

Slave 1 12345678910111213141516

Master - - - - - - - - 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

12345678910111213141516 Slave 1 12345678910111213141516 Slave 1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Master - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

When Master, Slave 1 and 2 are connected

Move the joystick to move the cursor. To select parameters, press the PREV or NEXT button. SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*) to

configure the parameters

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

CAM: This stands for a camera channel of the unit. LCN: This stands for a logical camera number. 1 to 99 is

selectable.

The factory default settings are shown in the diagrams.

When only Master is connected

MASTER *.** SLAVE1 ON *.** SLAVE2 ON *.** SLAVE3 OFF *.** SLAVE4 OFF *.**

“CAUTION” Part of settings are initialized when the MASTER-SLAVE composition is changed.

Is the MASTER-SLAVE changed? NO

720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

SWITCHER=SLAVE2(2 of 4)

CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 17 9 25 2 18 10 26 3 19 11 27 4 20 12 28 5 21 13 29 6 22 14 30 7 23 15 31 8 24 16 32

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

SWITCHER=SLAVE3(3 of 4)

CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 33 9 41 2 34 10 42 3 35 11 43 4 36 12 44 5 37 13 45 6 38 14 46 7 39 15 47 8 40 16 48

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

SWITCHER=MASTER(4 of 4)

CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 -- 9 - 2 -- 10 - 3 -- 11 - 4 -- 12 - 5 -- 13 49 6 -- 14 50 7 -- 15 51 8 -- 16 52

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

720 LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 4)

CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 1 9 9 2 2 10 10 3 3 11 11 4 4 12 12 5 5 13 13 6 6 14 14 7 7 15 15 8 8 16 16

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*) to

configure the parameters.

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

CAM: This stands for a camera channel of the unit. LCN: This stands for a logical camera number. 1 to 99 is

selectable.

COMP: This stands for cable compensation. Select the

desired setting according to the cable length.

S: Less than 400 m (1 300 ft) M: 400 m (1 300 ft) to 700 m (2 300 ft) L: 700 m (2 300 ft) to 900 m (3 000 ft)

Refer to p. 36 for available cables. The factory default setting is S.

VD2: To send the VD2 timing pulse with the camera output

signal, select ON. Not to send the VD2 timing pulse with the camera output signal, select OFF. The factory default setting is ON.

DATA: To send the control data with the camera output sig-

nal, select ON. Not to send the control data with the camera output signal, select OFF. The factory default setting is ON.

* The available camera numbers will differ depending on

the total number of matrix switchers.

Notes:

• When moving the joystick to ▼ at the bottom of COM- PENSATION/VD2/DATA, the monitor will display 2 of 2.

• When moving the joystick to ▲ at the bottom of COM- PENSATION/VD2/DATA, the monitor will display 1 of 2.

• Camera channels of the Master unit which connect Slave units are displayed as a space. You cannot configure the parameters.

• CAMERA/DATA1 – 4 PORT

This menu links to the submenu. Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button to go into the menu. 740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT will appear on the monitor.

Setting for normal connection

When Master, Slave 1 to 3 are connected

CAM 12345678910111213141516 Slave 1 12345678910111213141516 Slave 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Slave 3 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

Master - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 49 50 51 52

CAM 12345678910111213141516 Slave 1 12345678910111213141516 Slave 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Slave 3 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Slave 4 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

Master - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

When Master, Slave 1 to 4 are connected

Notes:

• When you select logical camera numbers, the setting will be automatically activated in other menus.

• Camera channels of the Master unit which connect Slave units are displayed as a space. You cannot configure the parameters.

• You can select a logical camera number for only one channel. When you enter the same number second time, the newer is activated, but the older will be changed to a space.

• COMPENSATION/VD2/DATA

This menu links to the submenu. Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button to go into the menu. 730 COMPENSATION/VD2/DATA will appear on the monitor.

730 COMPENSATION/VD2/DATA 1 of 2

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 4)

CAM LCN COMP VD2 DATA 1 1 S ON ON 2 2 S ON ON 3 3 S ON ON 4 4 S ON ON 5 5 S ON ON 6 6 S ON ON 7 7 S ON ON 8 8 S ON ON

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

730 COMPENSATION/VD2/DATA 2 of 2

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 4)

CAM LCN COMP VD2 DATA 9 9 S ON ON 10 10 S ON ON 11 11 S ON ON 12 12 S ON ON 13 13 S ON ON 14 14 S ON ON 15 15 S ON ON 16 16 S ON ON

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

SWITCHER=MASTER(1 of 1)

PORT MODE SPEED

CAMERA CAMERA 19200bps

DATA1 CAMERA 19200bps

DATA1 TERMINAL-K1 9600bps

DATA2 CAMERA 19200bps

DATA2 TERMINAL-K2 9600bps

DATA3 CAMERA 19200bps

DATA3 TERMINAL-K3 9600bps

DATA4 MASTER-SLAVE 38400bps

DATA4 PS-DATA 9600bps

HDR HDR 9600bps

SERIAL -- 38400bps

SERIAL PC 38400bps

Port

740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT

Master unit setting for Master-Slave connection

Slave unit setting for Master-Slave connection

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*) to

configure the parameters.

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

The factory default setting is same as the illustration.

PORT: This stands for the type of a port.

CAMERA: RS-485 Camera port DATA 1/2/3/4: DATA 1/2/3/4 ports HDR: DATA HDR port SERIAL: SERIAL port

MODE: This stands for the operation mode of a port.

CAMERA: Select this if a camera is connected. TERMINAL-K1/K2/K3/K4: Select this if a terminal-mode

system controller is connected.

PS·DATA: Select this if a PS·DATA system controller is

connected.

MASTER-SLAVE: The port used for the master-slave

connection is fixed to this parameter.

HDR: The HDR port is fixed to this parameter. PC: WJ-SX150A Administrator Console configuration

and firmware update becomes available with a PC connection.

VCR: Select this if a time-lapse VCR (Panasonic model)

is connected.

– – –: This port is unusable.

The following are MODE parameters assigned to each port.

The factory default setting is same as the illustration.

SPEED: This stands for the communication speed of a port.

38400 bps*: Select this to set the speed to 38400 bps. 19200 bps: Select this to set the speed to 19200 bps. 9600 bps: Select this to set the speed to 9600 bps. 4800 bps: Select this to set the speed to 4800 bps.

* This parameter is available only for SERIAL.

The factory default setting is same as the illustration.

Notes:

• If the DATA 4 is set to PS·DATA, SPEED of PS·DATA will be changed in conjunction with that of HDR.

• When you change MODE, the default communication speed is automatically set. The SERIAL port is set to the default speed when CONTROL is changed in 600 RECORDER. (Refer to p. 71.)

The default communication speeds are shown in the diagram.

MODE Factory default setting

CAMERA 19200 bps

TERMINAL 9600 bps

PS·DATA 9600 bps

HDR 9600 bps

PC 38400 bps

VCR (VTR) 9600 bps

CAMERA

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

HDR

SERIAL

Master Normal connection

CAMERA

TERMINAL-K1/K2/ K3/K4 CAMERA

TERMINAL-K1/K2/ K3/K4 PS

DATA

HDR PC

Master-slave connection TERMINAL-K1/K2/

K3/K4 CAMERA

TERMINAL-K1/K2/ K3/K4 CAMERA

MASTER-SLAVE

TERMINAL-K1/K2/ K3/K4 PS

DATA

HDR PC

Slave 1 to 4

CAMERA

MASTERSLAVE

HDR – – –

VCR VCR VCR

SWITCHER=MASTER(5 of 5)

PORT MODE SPEED CAMERA TERMINAL-K1 9600bps DATA1 TERMINAL-K2 9600bps DATA2 TERMINAL-K3 9600bps DATA3 MASTER-SLAVE 38400bps DATA4 PS-DATA 9600bps HDR HDR 9600bps

SERIAL PC 38400bps

740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

PORT MODE SPEED CAMERA CAMERA 19200bps DATA1 CAMERA 19200bps DATA2 CAMERA 19200bps DATA3 CAMERA 19200bps DATA4 MASTER-SLAVE 38400bps HDR HDR 9600bps

SERIAL -- 38400bps

• RS485 CAMERA

This menu links to the submenu. Move the cursor and press the CAM (SET) button to go into the menu. 750 RS485 CAMERA will appear on the monitor.

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*)

to configure the parameters.

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

CAM: This stands for a camera channel of the unit. LCN: This stands for a logical camera number. PORT: This stands for a port which connects the cam-

era. RS485: Select this when the camera is connected

to the RS-485 camera port.

DATA1/2/3: Select this when the camera is con-

nected to the DATA 1/2/3 port.

You can select the parameters only for the ports whose mode is set to “CAMERA” in 740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT. (Refer to pp.74 and 75.) If the mode is set to others, a space will be displayed for PORT.

Notes:

• If five (Master and Slave 1 to 4) units are connected in the system, you can configure no parameters for MASTER.

• If the mode is changed to “TERMINAL-K1/2/3/4” in 740 CAMERA/DATA1-4 PORT, the PORT parameters will be deactivated even after set to RS485 or DATA1/2/3.

• CAMERA CLEANING

ON: Activates the manual cleaning for the cameras. OFF: Deactivates the manual cleaning.

When you set CAMERA CLEANING to ON and exit from the SETUP MENU, camera cleaning will start. The factory default setting is OFF.

Notes:

• When the camera cleaning is active, cleaning will begin from CAM 1 in numerical order.

• Surveillance is impossible during the cleaning.

• The cleaning cannot be stopped after it is started.

• Refer to pp. 37 and 38 for details on RS-485 connec-

tions.

• The camera address needs to be corresponding with the camera number.

■ OPERATOR REGISTRATION

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 800 OPERATOR REGISTRATION in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to ▼.Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

● Parameters

Move the joystick to move the cursor. Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the desired parameters. Press the numeric button(s) to enter a number.

• OPERATOR NO.

This stands for an operator number. When you enter the number by pressing the NEXT, PREV or numeric button(s), this menu will display the associated operator's information. 1 to 16 is available.

• ID

This stands for an operator ID. 1 to 99999 is available.

• PASSWORD

This stands for an operator's password. 1 to 99999 is available. The password will be displayed as "∗∗∗∗∗" on the monitor.

• PRIORITY

This stands for an operator's priority. 1 to 16 is available. (Refer to p. 15 for details on Priority Lock.)

• LEVEL

This stands for an operator's restrict level. It is configurable through Level Table (refer to p. 91) of WJ-SX150A Administrator Console what kind of restriction is given to the operator. 1 to 3 is available.

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*)

to configure the parameters.

* In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed.

CAM: This stands for a camera channel of the unit. LCN: This stands for a logical camera number. 1 to 99

is selectable.

750 RS485 CAMERA

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5)

CAM LCN PORT CAM LCN PORT 1 21 9 51 2 22 10 52 3 23 11 53 4 24 12 54 5 25 13 55 6 26 14 56 7 27 15 57 8 28 16 58

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

800 OPERATOR REGISTRATION

OPERATOR NO.=1 ID =150 PRIORITY= 1 PASSWORD =∗∗∗∗∗ LEVEL = 1

SWITCHER=SLAVE(1 of 5) CAM LCN CAM LCN 1 21 VIEW&CONTROL 9 51 VIEW&CONTROL 2 22 VIEW ONLY 10 52 VIEW&CONTROL 3 23 VIEW&CONTROL 11 53 VIEW ONLY 4 24 VIEW ONLY 12 54 VIEW&CONTROL 5 25 VIEW&CONTROL 13 55 VIEW&CONTROL 6 26 VIEW&CONTROL 14 56 VIEW&CONTROL 7 27 VIEW&CONTROL 15 57 PROHIBITED 8 28 VIEW&CONTROL 16 58 PROHIBITED

■ MULTIPLEXER

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 900 MULTIPLEXER in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to D or C. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

● Parameters

Move the joystick to move the cursor. Press the NEXT or PREV button to select the desired parameters.

SWITCHER: Select a unit (SLAVE1 to 4 and MASTER*) to

configure the parameters. * In normal connection, only MASTER is displayed. Ver. ∗. ∗∗: Firmware version of a Multiplexer board

• ALARM

EXT.: Select this to gen-lock the unit with the recorder

when an alarm is input to the unit.

002,004 to 128 (field): Select one of these alarm

recording rates if the asynchronous unit is connected to the unit.

The factory default setting is EXT.

• CAM 01 to 16:

These stand for an operator's camera operation coverage. The following are the parameters.

VIEW & CONTROL: The operator can display the cam-

era image on the monitor and control panning/tilting.

VIEW ONLY: The operator can display the camera

image on the monitor, but cannot control the panning/tilting.

PROHIBITED: The operator can neither display the

camera image on the monitor nor control the panning/tilting.

The following is the factory default setting of this menu.

Note: When you enter an invalid number, the parameter will

return to the state before your numerical entry.

OPERATOR NO. ID PASSWORD LEVEL PRIORITY

1 150 150 1 1 2 1 12345 1 2 3 100 100 1 3 4 101 101 1 4 5 102 102 2 5 6 103

103 3

CAM 1 to 16 = VIEW & CONTROL (for OPERATOR NO. 1 to

900 MULTIPLEXER

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 5) Ver.∗.∗∗

VCR REC MODE 910 ALARM EXT. 920 NORMAL EXT. 930 DYNAMIC REC OFF 940 DUMMY BLACK ON 950 CAM SW LOSS ON

900 MULTIPLEXER

SWITCHER=MASTER(5 of 5) Ver.∗.∗∗

VCR REC MODE 910 ALARM -- 920 NORMAL -- 930 DYNAMIC REC -- 940 DUMMY BLACK -- 950 CAM SW LOSS ---

MUX

• NORMAL

EXT.: Select this to gen-lock the unit during the normal

operation.

002,004 to 255 (field): Select one of these normal

recording rates if the asynchronous unit is connected to the unit.

The factory default setting is EXT.

• DYNAMIC REC

PRI.: Select this to give recording priority to the camera

channel with the alarm input.

ONLY: Select this to record the images from the alarm-

associated camera channel.

GROUP: Select this to give recording priority to a group

of up to 4 camera channels associated to the alarm input.

OFF: Select this to deactivate the alarm priority mode.

The factory default setting is OFF.

• DUMMY BLACK

ON: Select this to display the black picture for a camera

channel that is not connected to the camera.

OFF: Select this to skip the camera channels that are

not connected to the camera in the sequence/spot mode.

The factory default setting is ON.

• CAM SW LOSS

ON: Select this to make “CAMSW LOSS R∗” light up on

the associated monitor when loss of the camera switching pulse is detected.

OFF: Select this not to make “CAMSW LOSS R∗”

appear on the associated monitor when loss of the camera switching pulse is detected.

The factory default setting is ON.

Note: If EXT. is selected for 910 ALARM/920 NORMAL,

the playback images cannot be displayed on the monitors which are not connected to the EXT IN connector. Confirm the images on those which are connected to the recorder.

■ MUX CAMERA TITLE

● How to Display

To display this menu on the monitor, move the cursor to 1000 MUX CAMERA TITLE in SETUP MENU by moving the joystick to D or C. Then, press the CAM (SET) button. The submenu appears on the monitor.

● How to edit

The factory default settings are same as the illustration. The editing procedure is the same as 500 CAMERA TITLE. (Refer to p. 71.)

Notes:

• Up to 8 alphanumeric characters are available for each Multiplexer board camera title.

• When moving the joystick to D at the last text box of CAM 8 TITLE, the cursor will move to the first text box of CAM 9 TITLE.

• When moving the joystick to C at the first text box of CAM 9 TITLE, the cursor will move to the last text box of CAM 8 TITLE.

• If five units are connected in the system, you can configure no parameters for MASTER.

1000 MUX CAMERA TITLE

SWITCHER=SLAVE1(1 of 3)

CAM LCN TITLE CAM LCN TITLE 1 1 C01 9 09 C09 2 2 C02 10 10 C10 3 3 C03 11 11 C11 4 4 C04 12 12 C12 5 5 C05 13 13 C13 6 6 C06 14 14 C14 7 7 C07 15 15 C15 8 8 C08 16 16 C16

LCN:LOGICAL CAMERA NUMBER

MUX

Trademarks

• IBM is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

• Intel and Pentium are trademarks of Intel Corporation.

• Microsoft

Windows®are either registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• VD2 is the original synchronization system of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

• Other company names and product names appearing in the manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of the company concerned.

Platform

To install WJ-SX150A Administrator Console, the PC should meet the following requirements.

• Hardware requirements IBM PC or 100 % compatible, Pentium 3 - equivalent or higher, 128 MB RAM, 5 MB hard drive space with additional space for configuration database (.sdt) and log. In addition, the PC must be equipped with a serial port.

• Operating system requirements Microsoft

Windows®98, 98 SE, 2000, XP Professional

• Video display setting requirements

* High color (16 bit) or higher

* 800 x 600 resolution When installing in the default system setting, the software is installed in the following directory:

C: \Program Files\Panasonic\SX150A

■ Installation/Uninstallation

● Installation

Insert the CD-ROM program disk into the CD-ROM drive on the PC. The file is located in the following directory. E: \Admin\Setup.exe Double-click "Setup.exe" to begin the installation. Respond to the dialog boxes by following the directions given.

● Uninstallation

1. Select "Start" – "Settings" – "Control Panel".

2. Click on the "Add/Remove Hardware" button.

3. Select WJ-SX150A Administrator Console and click on "Add/Remove".

4. Operate according to the direction in the window.

■ Description of WJ-SX150A Administrator Console

WJ-SX150A Administrator Console is a utility software which can configure the system settings and control data of this surveillance system. WJ-SX150A Administrator Console can configure the following settings.

● MASTER-SLAVE

• Master-Slave (p. 81)

• Logical Camera Number (p. 82)

● MANAGEMENT

• Put a file to SX150A (p. 83)

• Get a Configuration Data from SX150A (p. 83)

● SETUP

Sequence Settings

• Tour Sequence (p. 84)

• Group Sequence (p. 85)

Schedule Settings

• Timer Event (p. 85)

• Camera Cleaning (p. 86)

• Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time (p. 87)

Alarm Settings

• Alarm Mode (p. 88)

• Alarm Event (p. 89)

• Alarm Port (p. 90)

Operator Settings

• Operator Registration (p. 90)

• Level Table (p. 91)

• Monitor Selection (p. 92)

• Auto Login/Logout (Auto Log-in/Log-out) (p. 92)

System Settings

• Time & Date (p. 93)

• Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA (p. 94)

• Camera Title (p. 94)

• Data Port (p. 96)

• Recorder (p. 97)

• Multiplexer Mode (p. 98)

• Multiplexer Title (p. 100)

WJ-SX150A Administrator Console

• New (p. 101)

• Select Setup Data File (p. 101)

• Account Manager (p. 101)

• Communication Port (p. 102)

WJ-SX150A ADMINISTRATOR CONSOLE

MUX

3. When terminating the software, click on the EXIT button or press the ESC button on the PC keyboard. The main window will close and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console will be terminated.

Note: The operator name and password are changeable.

Operator addition is also available. The configuration of each operator name, password and level are necessary. (Refer to p. 101 Account Manager.)

■ The Main Window

This window appears when starting up WJ-SX150A Administrator Console. Clicking on each button in the window will display the associated configuration window. Refer to the description of each window for details.

● Before Using WJ-SX150A Administrator Console

1. Select "Start" – "Program" – "Panasonic" – "WJ-SX150A Administrator Console x.xx*" or double-click the "WJSX150A Administrator Console x.x" icon on the desktop. *x.xx is a version number.

2. When you launch WJ-SX150A Administrator Console for the first time, the following window will appear on the PC screen. Select “Yes”.

→The selection will be memorized to WJ-SX150A Administrator Console while launching it.

Note: To change the selection you have done in the

"Startup Menu" window, restart the WJ-SX150A Administrator Console while holding down the SHIFT key on the PC keyboard.

● Startup/Termination

1. Select "Start" – "Program" – "Panasonic" – "WJ-SX150A Administrator Console x.xx*" or double-click the "WJSX150A Administrator Console x.x" icon on the desktop.

* x.x: Software version

→The User ID and Password Required window will appear on the PC screen.

2. Enter "admin" and "sx150" in the boxes "Name" and "Password" respectively. Then, click on the OK button.

→WJ-SX150A Administrator Console starts up and the main window will appear on the PC screen.

EXIT button Minimizing button

(Multiplexer Mode):

Multiplexer Mode window (p. 98)

(Multiplexer Title):

Multiplexer Title window (p. 100)

In addition, the main window has the following buttons.

(New):

New window (p. 101)

(File Open):

Select Setup Data File window (p. 101)

(Account Manager):

Account Manager window (p. 101)

(Communication Port):

Communication Port window (p. 102)

(Panasonic):

Opens the version information window of WJSX150A Administrator Console. Clicking on "OK" button will close the window.

Note: To reflect each configuration to the system, save the

file by pressing the SAVE button before closing the window. After that, be sure to put the file from the PC to the unit.

■ Master-Slave

This window configures the composition of master-slave connection. Recorders selected in the Recorder window (p.

97) are activated/deactivated in the Master-Slave window.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Master-Slave) button in the main window (p. 80).

● How to Display

• Master

The Master unit and the connected recorder are displayed.

MASTER-SLAVE

(Master-Slave):

Master-Slave window (p. 81)

(Logical Camera Number)

Logical Camera Number window (p. 82)

MANAGEMENT

(Put to SX150A):

Put a file to SX150A window (p. 83)

(Get from SX150A):

Get a Configuration Data from SX150A window (p. 83)

SEQUENCE

(Tour Sequence): Tour Sequence window

(p. 84)

(Group Sequence): Group Sequence window

(p. 85)

SCHEDULE

(Timer Event):

Timer Event window (p. 85)

(Camera Cleaning):

Camera Cleaning window (p. 86)

(Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time):

Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time window (p. 87)

ALARM

(Alarm Mode):

Alarm Mode window (p. 88)

(Alarm Event):

Alarm Event window (p. 89)

(Alarm Port):

Alarm Port window (p. 90)

OPERATOR

(Operator Registration):

Operator Registration window (p. 90)

(Level Table):

Level Table window (p. 91)

(Monitor Selection):

Monitor Selection window (p. 92)

(Auto Login/Logout):

Auto Login/Logout window (p. 92)

SYSTEM

(Time & Date):

Time & Date window (p. 93)

(Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA):

Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA window (p. 94)

(Camera Title):

Camera Title window (p. 94)

(Data Port):

Data Port window (p. 96)

(Recorder Control):

Recorder window (p. 97)

MUX

• Slave

Slave units and connected recorders are displayed. To activate/deactivate Slave units, click the ON/OFF button of a desired Slave unit. When Slave units are set to ON, their unit names become selectable in SETUP MENU to configure the parameters.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Master-Slave window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Master-Slave window.

Notes:

• If you configure the master-slave composition, settings concerning LCN (logical camera number) and Multiplexer Title (refer to p. 100) will be changed. When you click on the Save Exit button, a message window will appear to confirm you the change.

• In WJ-SX150A Administrator Console, camera channels of the Master unit which are connected to MONITOR OUT 1/2/3/4 of Slave units are displayed in gray. You cannot configure the parameters.

■ Logical Camera Number

This window configures logical camera numbers assigned to camera channels of each unit. During operation, logical camera numbers are used for camera control and monitor display.

To display this window, click on the (Logical Camera Number) button in the main window (p. 80).

● How to Display

• CAM 1 to 16

This stands for a camera channel of the unit.

• Logical Camera Number

Click on each drop-down menu to select a desired logical camera number. 1 to 99 is selectable. For camera channels without camera connections, select “- -“.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Logical Camera Number window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Logical Camera Number window.

Notes:

• If logical camera numbers are not selected, the cameras’ LCNs are not displayed in each window of SETUP MENU and WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

• You can select a logical camera number for only one channel. When you select the same number more than one time, a message will appear. The message will notify you that the number has been already used. If you click on “Yes”, the newer will be activated and the older will be changed to “- -“. If you click on “No”, the changed parameters will return to the former state.

• If five units (Master and Slave 1 to 5) are connected in the system, you cannot select logical camera numbers for Master.

■ Put a file to SX150A

Pressing this button will start the putting of the configuration file from the PC to the unit.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Put to SX150A) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

The file name of the configuration data appears.

(OK) button

To put the configuration file from the PC to the unit, click on this button.

(Cancel Exit) button

To cancel the putting of the configuration file from the PC to the unit, click on this button.

Notes:

• The setup file has been configured at the factory, and the file names appear on the main window's title bar.

• Put the file from the PC to the unit when the time with no necessary to the continuous system operation, such as after-hours. After the file putting, the system will automatically restart. Then, the system controllers will temporarily log out.

• To change a file, select a file again. (Refer to p. 101 Select Setup Data File.)

• The configuration file cannot be put to the unit while opening SETUP MENU.

• It takes a few seconds to put a file to SX150A, and you might assume the PC has been freezing. Wait until the message “Completed!” appears on the screen. If the message “Connection error” appears, the PC is incorrectly connected to the unit. Confirm the settings of WJ-SX150A Administrator Console and retry the file putting. (Refer to p. 74 CAMERA/DATA 1-4 PORT and p. 102 Communication Port.)

■ Get a Configuration Data from SX150A

Pressing this button will start the getting of the configuration data from the unit to the PC.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Get from SX150A) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

The file name of the configuration data appears.

(OK) button

To get the configuration data from the unit to the PC, click on this button.

(Cancel Exit) button

To cancel the getting of the configuration data from the unit to the PC, click on this button.

Notes:

• The configuration data getting is also possible during the surveillance, for it will not interfere with the system operation.

• The past data will be overwritten when getting a new configuration data.

• To change the getting directory, select it. (Refer to p. 101 Select Setup Data File.)

• When the file getting has been successfully executed, “Completed!” will appear. If “Connection Error”

appears, confirm the connection and the serial port setting of the PC and the unit. (Refer to p. 74 CAMERA/DATA 1-4 PORT and p. 102 Communication Port.) If “Failed!” appear, retry the file getting.

■ Tour Sequence

This window configures the parameters of tour sequences: the operating camera, dwell time*, preset position** in each step. Each sequence has up to 64 steps, and up to 32 sequences are configurable. The configuration of a tour sequence can be copied to another one.

* the display time of a camera image

** the panning/tilting position which has been preset in

advance

Notes:

• Enter the parameters from Step 1 in a sequential order. If you skip a step, it will result in an error.

• After selecting a camera number, be sure to select the dwell time, too. If you skip either of them, the message requesting the parameter entry will appear.

● How to Display

1. To display this window, click on the (Tour Sequence) button in the main window (p. 80). Or click on the (Tour Sequence) button in the Group Sequence window.

2. To select Tour 1 to 32, click on a desired drop-down menu in the Tour Sequence window.

3. After configuring 16 steps, click on a tab followed by next 16 steps.

● Parameters

LCN

Selects the operating camera in each step. The camera is selectable from LCN 1 to 99. After selecting LCN, select the time for Dwell. Note: Configure Step 1 to the last step in a sequential

order. If there is a skipped step whose LCN and/or Dwell is “- -“, that may cause an error. Then, the message will appear to ask you to select both LCN and Dwell.

Preset

Selects the preset position of the operating camera. The preset position is selectable from Preset 1 to 64. Note: Refer to p. 109 Program Preset Position for details of

how to program preset positions.

Dwell

Selects the dwell time of the operating camera. The dwell time is selectable from 1 to 30 seconds (by a second). Set "--" for Dwell when you have selected "--" for Cam.

(DELETE) button

Deletes the configuration of all the steps of the selected tour sequence.

(COPY) button

Copies the configuration of all the steps of the selected tour sequence to the another tour.

(PASTE) button

Pastes the cut or copied configuration to another tour sequence.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Tour Sequence window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Tour Sequence window.

■ Group Sequence

This window configures the parameters of group sequences. Each group sequence has up to 4 tour sequences which are assigned to the monitors.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Group Sequence) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

Mon 1 - Mon 4

Selects the tour sequence displayed on each monitor.

(Tour Sequence) button

Displays the Tour Sequence window for the tour sequence configuration.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Group Sequence window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Group Sequence window.

■ Timer Event

This window configures the parameters of timer events: the schedule (daily, weekly or monthly) and action. Up to 50 events are configurable. tour sequence or spot mode is selectable.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Timer Event) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Enable

Checking on the box will enable the configuration.

• Schedule Mode Group

Check on the desired box for the timer event configuration.

Daily: To execute the event at a desired time every

day, check on this boxes. To determine the time, click on the Hour and Minute boxes.

Weekly: To execute the event at a desired time and

day(s) of the week, check on this box. To determine the time, click on the Hour and Minute boxes. Multiple selection is available for days of the week.

Monthly: To execute the event at a desired time and

day(s) of the month, check on this box. To determine the time, click on the Hour and Minute boxes.

• Action Group

Check on the desired action to execute.

Tour Sequence: Configures and executes the tour

sequence according to the schedule in the Scheduled Mode group. When you have selected Tour Sequence, select the number of monitor (Mon 1 to 4) and tour (Tour 1 to 32).

■ Camera Cleaning

This window configures the parameters of camera cleaning function: the schedule (daily, weekly or monthly) and cameras to be cleaned.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Camera Cleaning) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Camera Auto Cleaning

Checking on the box will enable the configuration.

• Schedule Mode Group

Check on the desired box for the auto cleaning configuration.

Daily: To execute the cleaning at a desired time every

day, check on this box. To determine the time, click on the Hour and Minute boxes.

Weekly: To execute the cleaning at a desired time and

day(s) of the week, check on this box. To determine the time, click on the Hour and Minute boxes.

Monthly: To execute the cleaning at a desired time and

day of the month, check on this box. To determine the time, click on the Hour and Minute boxes.

• Auto Cleaning Camera

Check on the desired camera to execute the cleaning.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Camera Cleaning window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Camera Cleaning window.

Spot Camera: Executes the spot mode according to

the schedule in the Scheduled Mode group. When you have selected Spot Camera, select the number of monitor (Mon 1 to 4), camera (LCN 1 to 99) and preset position (Pre 1 to 64).

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Timer Event window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Timer Event window.

Notes:

• In order to stop a scheduled event on a monitor, you need to program another event or manually select another activity. (For example, you need to select a camera or run a tour.)

• If you set more than one event with the same schedule, the event with the smallest number will be activated.

Notes:

• When the camera cleaning is active, cleaning will begin from LCN 1 in numerical order.

• Surveillance is impossible during the cleaning.

• The cleaning cannot be stopped after it is started.

■ Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time

This window configures the parameters of daylight saving time.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Enable

Checking on the box will enable the configuration.

• Date Group

1. Select the start date of the daylight saving time in the Start drop-down menu.

2. Select the end date of the daylight saving time in the End drop-down menu. Select a later date than the Start date. When selecting an earlier date, a message will appear.

Note: When clicking on the C button beside a drop-down

menu, a calendar will pop up. To determine the start and end dates, click on the desired date on the calendar. To go to the next or previous month, click on the [A] or [B] button and select the dates when the daylight saving time starts and ends.

(Save Exit) button:

Saves the configuration and closes the Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time window.

(Cancel Exit) button:

Cancels the configuration and closes the Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time window.

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit).

REC ONLY: Only an alarm recording will start and

monitors will keep displaying the current sequence/ spot images. Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is accepted neither via the CAM-

ERA IN connectors nor the RS-485 ports.

The factory default setting is OFF.

Alarm Port

This stands for that an alarm input is accepted via the ALARM port (25-pin D-sub connector) at the rear panel.

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit).

REC ONLY: Only an alarm recording will start and

monitors will keep displaying the current sequence/ spot images. Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is not accepted via the ALARM

port.

The factory default setting is ON.

Serial Port

This stands for that an alarm input is accepted via the SERIAL port.

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit).

REC ONLY: Only an alarm recording will start and

monitors will keep displaying the current sequence/ spot images. Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is not accepted via the SERIAL

port.

The factory default setting is ON.

■ Alarm Mode

This window configures the operation parameters when an alarm signal is input: an alarm mode, auto reset time and alarm input.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Alarm Mode) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Alarm Mode

Checking on the box of the desired alarm mode.

OFF: The system operation does not change into any

other mode.

Sequence Mode: Camera images are displayed on the

monitor in either the spot mode or tour sequence. When more than one alarm are input, the image associated to each alarm is displayed in the sequence mode. Note: Click on the Dwell drop-down menu to select

the dwell time.

Hold Mode: Camera images are displayed on the mon-

itor in either the spot mode or tour sequence. Even more than one alarm are input, the image associated to the initial alarm is continuously displayed.

Notes:

• The alarm mode is activated when alarm input signals are assigned to the same monitor through 420 ALARM EVENT or the Alarm Event (refer to pp. 67 and 68/ p.

89) window.

• While alarm is activated, you cannot operate the functions related to the Multiplexer board.

• Alarm Input Group

Select the alarm input to be accepted. Multiple Selection is available.

Camera

This stands for that an alarm input is accepted via the CAMERA IN connectors or the RS-485 ports.

• Auto Reset Time

Select the time to reset the alarm input. The selectable time: OFF (not resetting the alarm), 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 120 or 180 (seconds) The factory default setting is 30 sec.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Alarm Mode window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Alarm Mode window.

■ Alarm Event

This window configures the details of operation parameters when an alarm signal is input: the monitor and mode to display the alarm image, and the preset position of the camera. Up to 99 alarm inputs are configurable.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Alarm Event) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

Mon (Monitor)

Select the monitor to display the alarm image.

LCN/Tour

Select the spot camera number or the tour sequence number.

LCN: Select this to display a spot picture. Tour: Select this to execute a tour sequence. Num: Select a LCN or Tour number. For LCN, 1 to 99 is

selectable. For Tour, 1 to 32 is selectable.

Pre (Preset Position Number)

Select the preset position of the camera when selecting the spot camera number in Spot/Tour. Position 1 to 64 is selectable for Pre. When the camera is not equipped with the preset position function, select "--".

MUX MOTION DET : This stands for that the

unit’s motion detector is activated. When a camera detects the brightness-level change and transmit an alarm signal, the alarm-associated sequence/spot image is displayed on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit).

ON: The alarm-associated sequence/spot image is dis-

played on a monitor, and alarm recording will start (if a recorder is connected to the unit.)

REC ONLY: Only an alarm recording will start and

monitors will keep displaying the current sequence/spot images. Note: You cannot recover alarm-related operations

from system controllers when REC ONLY is selected.

OFF: An alarm input is not accepted by the motion

detector.

The factory default setting is OFF.

Sensitivity: When you click this button, the Sensitivity

window will appear.

● Sensitivity

When you press this button, the Sensitivity window will appear. In this window, you can configure the sensitivity level of the Multiplexer motion detector on each camera channel.

OFF: The motion detector is not activated on the cam-

era channel.

LOW: The sensitivity level is low. MID: The sensitivity level is medium. HIGH: The sensitivity level is high.

The factory default setting of all the channels is LOW.

MUX

REC

This stands for a recorder activated with an alarm signal. (Refer to the diagram in p. 68.)

Alarm Port

Select the unit whose alarm port is activated with an alarm signal. Master or Slave 1/2/3/4 is selectable.

Num

Select the alarm port number. 1 to 16 is selectable. To deactivate the alarm event, select “- -”.

Notes:

• If having selected a tour sequence for a monitor, another tour number or spot camera will not be available when selecting the monitor for another alarm event. That will result in an error.

• Each Alarm Port and Num can be assigned to only one ALM. When you enter the same Alarm Port and Num more than one time, a message will appear. If you click on “Yes”, the newer will be activated and the older will be changed to “- -“. If you click on “No”, the changed parameters will return to the former state.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Alarm Event window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Alarm Event window.

■ Alarm Port

This window configures the parameters of alarm inputs.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Alarm Port) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

Select the desired alarm input parameter to assign in each alarm port's drop-down menu.

Normally Open: Normally Open contact. Normally Close: Normally Close contact Time Adjust: Time adjustment signal

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Alarm Input window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Alarm Input window.

■ Operator Registration

This window configures the parameters of each operator: the ID, password, level, priority and camera access.

Note: Before configuring this window, check on the

restrict level of each operation in the Level Table window.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Operator Registration) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Operator Number

This box displays a list of registered operators.

1-6: These are operator numbers who are registered as

the factory default setting. Operator Number 1 cannot be deleted.

Timer: This operator is used for the priority change of a

timer event. When the timer event's priority is higher than that of an operator, the event is valid. When an operator's priority is higher than that of a timer event, the event is invalid. This operator cannot be deleted.

• Add Operator Number

This drop-down menu is used for the new operator number selection. 7 to 16 can be added.

• Operator Group

This group configures each operator's password, level and priority.

ID: Enter an operator's ID. From 1 to 99999 are avail-

able.

Password: Enter a password. From 1 to 99999 are

available.

Level: Select 1, 2 or 3. Refer to Level Table for details

on level setting.

Priority: Select the operator's priority from 1 (highest)

to 16 (lowest).

• Camera Access Group

This group configures the camera operation coverage of each operator. Click on each camera's checkboxes and determine the available operation.

1 (View & Control): The operator can display the cam-

era image on the monitor and control panning/tilting.

2 (View Only): The operator can display the camera

image on the monitor, but cannot control the panning/tilting.

3 (Prohibited): The operator can neither display the

camera image on the monitor nor control the panning/tilting.

(Add) button

Adds a new operator to WJ-SX150A.

(Edit) button

The registered parameters become editable by clicking on this button after selecting the operator number.

(Delete) button

Deletes an operator from WJ-SX150A after you select the operator.

(OK) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Operator Registration window.

■ Level Table

This window configures the restrict level of each operation. The restrict level is classified in Level 1, 2, and 3.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Level Table) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Permission

Click on each checkbox to classify the following operations by three levels.

SX150A Setup: Setting up this matrix switcher system Camera Setup: Setting up the cameras Program Preset Position: Registering a camera's pre-

set position

Camera Control: Controlling a camera Camera Selection: Selecting a camera Recorder Setup: Displaying the recorder's setup menu Recorder Control: Controlling the recorder All Alarm Reset: Resetting all the alarms Single Alarm Reset: Resetting an alarm Alarm Suspend: Suspending an alarm Call Sequence: Activating a tour or group sequence Alarm History Display: Displaying the alarm history Video Loss History Display: Displaying the video loss

history

System Status Display: Displaying the system status OSD Control: Controlling on-screen display (Time and

date, monitor status, camera title, and event)

(Save Exit) button:

Saves the configuration and closes the Level Table window.

(EXIT) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Level Table window.

■ Monitor Selection

This window determines whether a system controller or PC can select a monitor.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Monitor Selection) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

Select OK to permit each controller and the PC to control Monitor 1 to 4. Select NG to restrict each controller and the PC to control Monitor 1 to 4.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Monitor Select window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Monitor Select window.

■ Auto Login/Logout (Auto Login/Log-out)

This window configures the auto log-in/log-out parameter of each data port. An operator is selectable for auto log-in function.

The log-out time is selectable for auto log-out function.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Auto Login/ Logout) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Auto Login Box

Click on the checkboxes Terminal_K1 to K4 to select an operator for auto log-in. Then, select an operator ID. It will be the log-in ID of the system controller connected to the data port.

• Auto Logout Box

Click on the checkbox of the data port connecting the system controller for auto log-out. Then, select the elapsed time for auto log-out.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Auto Login/Logout window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Auto Login/ Logout window.

Note: Both of auto log-in and auto log-out cannot be

assigned to the same data port. Either of them is selectable.

■ Time & Date

This window configures the unit's clock display pattern. The unit's clock time is also adjustable.

This picture is the example for U. S. model. Out of the U. S., the display pattern is Date/Month/Year.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Clock) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Display Format

The current date & time is displayed. Click on the drop-down menu and select the display pattern format. The date display is selectable from 5 patterns. The time display is selectable from 2 patterns (12H or 24H). The following are the display patterns:

DD/MM/YYYY…21/08/2001 MM/DD/YYYY…08/21/2001 DD/Mmm/YYYY…21/Aug/2001 YYYY/MM/DD…2001/08/21 Mmm/DD/YYYY…Aug/21/2001 The factory default setting is Mmm/DD/YYYY pattern. (Out of the U. S., the factory default setting is DD/MM/YYY.)

(Clock) button

Displays the Clock window.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Time & Date, window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Clock Disp window.

Note: The display pattern will be updated when the setting

file has been put from the PC to the unit.

● Clock

This window configures the unit's clock. The pattern of the Time & Date box depends on the setting through the Time & Date window.

This picture is the example for U. S. model.

• How to display

To display this window, click on the (Clock) button in the Time & Date window.

• Parameters

Time & Date Box: To adjust the clock, click on the ▼ or

▲ buttons of Year, Month, Day, Hour and/or Minute

(Put to SX150A) button: Changes the unit's clock time into the one which has been configured in this window.

(Cancel Exit) button: Cancels the configuration

and closes the Clock window.

Note: The clock display pattern is not updated by click-

ing the (Put to SX150A) button in this window. The setup file update will be necessary. (Refer to p. 83 Put a File to SX150A.)

■

Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA

This window configures the following parameters of each camera: the cable length for transmission loss compensation and whether to send the VD2 timing pulse or control data with the camera output signals.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Cable Compensation/VD2) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

Cable Comp: Select the cable length for each camera.

S: Less than 400 m (1 300 ft) M: 400 m (1 300 ft) to 700 m (2 300 ft) L: 700 m (2 300 ft) to 900 m (3 000 ft)

VD2: To send the VD2 timing pulse with the camera

output signal, select ON. Not send the VD2 timing pulse with the camera output signal, select OFF.

DATA: To send the control data with the camera output

signal, select ON. Not send the control data with the camera output signal, select OFF.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA window.

■ Camera Title

This window configures the title for each camera. Up to 20 characters (camera title + alphanumeric characters) are available for the title.

WJ-SX150A Administrator Console has the following built-in characters: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwxyz0123456789!"#$%&'()*+,– ./:; ,=/?•_ДЬЦЖСВШдьцжсвшБЗЙМТЩЯабвзийклмноптуфщъы

In addition, symbols, special characters and original characters are editable in the bitmap font.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Camera Title) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Drop-down menu

Camera channel and logical camera number are displayed here. Select a desired camera.

• Fixed Font Box

The fixed-font characters are displayed here.

SPACE: To make a space in the text-box area, click on

this button.

• User Font Box

The character displayed here is editable by users.

Edit Font: To display the Edit Font window, click on this

button.

• Insert / Revise Radio button

To insert a character in the text-box area, click on the Insert button. To revise the character there, click on the Revise button.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Camera Title window. Note: Be sure to click on this button after editing user font

characters. Otherwise, the edited characters will be canceled.

Camera title input area

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Camera Title window.

● Edit Camera Title

1. Select the desired camera in the drop-down menu to edit its camera title. The cursor blinks at the first block in the text box.

2. Click on the <– or –> button to move the cursor to the desired position.

3. Click on the desired character button in the Fixed Font or User Font box. The character will be entered in the text box.

4. Repeat Step 2 and 3 to enter the camera title.

5. After the entry, click on the (Save Exit) button. The camera title will be saved.

To Enter a Space in the Text Box

1. Click on the <– or –> button to move the cursor to the desired position.

2. Click on the SPACE button.

To Delete a Character in the Text Box

1. Click on the Revise button.

2. Click on the <– or –> button and move the cursor to the character for deletion.

3. Click on the DEL button. The character will be deleted from the text box.

To Revise a Character in the Text Box

1. Click on the Revise button.

2. Click on the <– or –> button and move the cursor to the character for revision.

3. Click on the desired character. The character will be entered in the text box.

To Insert a Character in the Text Box

1. Click on the Insert button.

2. Click on the <– or –> button and move the cursor to the block to enter a character.

3. Click on the SPACE button to enter a space.

4. Click on the Revise button.

5. Click on the desired character in the text box. The character will be inserted in the text box.

To Cancel the Entry

Click on the (Cancel Exit) button. The entry will be canceled and the Camera Title window will close.

● Edit Font Window

The Window Soon after Opening

The Window during the Edit

• How to Display

To display this window, click on the Edit Font button in the Camera title window.

• Parameters

User Font Box: The registered user font characters are

displayed here. Up to 1600 characters (20 for each camera x 80) are registerable.

Edit Font Box: The selected user font characters are

displayed here in 12 x 13 dots.

(Delete) button: Deletes an user font character.

1. Click on the desired character in the User Font box.

2. Click on the Delete button.

(Copy) button / (Past) button: A user font

character can be copied by clicking these buttons.

Save –> button: The edited or deleted character is reg-

istered in the User Font box.

(OK) button: Closes the Edit Font window.

• To Edit a User Font Character

1. Click on the desired characters in the User Font box. When making a new character, click on a blank. The selected user font character are displayed here in 12 x 13 dots.

2. Click on or to make a character.

and will appear alternately by clicking.

will change into black after the character is regis-

tered in the User Font box.

3. When finishing the edit, click on the Save –> button. The edited character will be registered in the User Font box.

Note: The new character has not been saved in the

configuration data at this point. After closing the Edit Font window, be sure to return to the Camera Title window and click on the (Save Exit) button.

• To Copy a Character

1. Click on the desired character in the User Font box.

2. Click on the Copy button.

3. Click on the blank in the User Font box to copy the character.

4. Click the Paste button.

• To Delete a Character

1. Click on the desired character in the User Font box.

2. Click on the Delete button.

3. Click on the Save –> button.

■ Data Port

This window configures the parameters of each data port (RS485, DATA 1 to 4 and DATA HDR port): the protocol, the baud rate (communication speed), and the connected cameras.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Data Port) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters (Normal Connection)

• Protocol

Select “Camera” when an RS-485 camera is connected to the data port. Select “Terminal_K1 to 4” when the system controller is connected to the data port. Select PS·Data when the system controller is connected to the DATA 4 port via the PS·Data protocol. PS·Data mode will appear in the window.

Notes:

• The baud rate of DATA HDR is the same as that of PSD. When you select PSD for DATA 4, DATA HDR and its baud rate are displayed in gray and not configurable. When you select CU360C for DATA 4, DATA HDR and its baud rate are configurable.

• Terminal_K1 to 4 can be assigned to only one port.

• Baud Rate

Select the desired baud rate (communication speed). 4800, 9600 or 19200 bps is selectable.

• Cam 1 to 16

Select the camera(s) connected to the RS-485 daisy chain. Data 1 to 3 are connectable to either of cameras and system controllers. When connecting cameras to these ports, select the connected camera number(s).

• PS·Data mode

This stands for the PS·Data parameters of the DATA 4 port.

Logout Time: Select the desired operable time before

logout. OFF, 30, 60, 90 or 120 sec is available. The factory default setting is 30 sec.

Note: Select OFF when only PS·Data system

controllers are connected.

Alarm Data: Select the desired time to accept an alarm

input signal. OFF, 0, 1 or 5 sec is available. The factory default setting is 1 sec.

Wait Time: Select the desired wait time to transmit an

alarm output signal. OFF, 100msec, 200m sec, 400m sec or 1 sec is available. The factory default setting is OFF.

Group Address: This parameter is only for confirma-

tion. Leave as it is.

• Fixed Common Parameter Group

The data bit (8 bit), parity (none), and stop bit (1 bit) are displayed. These parameters are fixed.

● Parameters (Master)

DATA 3 is used for master-slave connection. Protocol is fixed to Master-Slave and Baud Rate is fixed to 38400.

Note: Other parameters are same as normal connection.

● Parameters (Slave 1 to 4)

The following are different from normal connection and Master.

• RS485, DATA1 to 3 is fixed to Camera.

• DATA 4 is used for master-slave connection. Protocol is

fixed to Master-Slave and Baud Rate is fixed to 38400.

• When VCR is selected for 600 RECORDER in SETUP MENU (refer to p. 71), the Protocol of SERIAL is fixed to VCR. This parameter is activated when using a Pananonic time-lapse VCR.

• When Protocol of SERIAL is displayed as “– – –“, Baud Rate is set to the baud rate for firmware update. Refer to p. 58 for details.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Data Port window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Data Port window.

■ Recorder

This window configures the recorder setting parameters: whether the multiplexer board is installed in the unit, what is the type of the recorder, what is the recorder unit address, and whether the gen-lock is activated.

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Recorder Mode) button in the main window (p. 80).

● Parameters

• Recorder Control

Click on the desired radio button to determine the recorder type.

OFF: Select this when no recorder is connected to the

unit.

HD500: Select this when a WJ-HD500 Series recorder

is connected to the unit.

HD100: Select this when a WJ-HD100 Series recorder

is connected to the unit.

HD200: Select this when a WJ-HD200 Series recorder

is connected to the unit.

VCR/VTR: Select this when a time-lapse VCR is con-

nected to the unit.

Note: VCR/VTR is selectable only in the Slave tabs.

The factory default setting is HD500.

• Unit Address

This parameter is configurable only when HD100, HD200 or HD500 is selected in the Recorder window. When OFF is selected there, this parameter is displayed in gray and not configurable. 1 to 99 is selectable. The factory default setting is 1.

Note: If you connect a time-lapse VCR to the Master unit,

do the recorder setting in SETUP MENU. (Refer to RECORDER in p. 71.) If you connect a time-lapse VCR to Slave units, recorder setting is available in WJSX150A Administrator Console.

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• EXT IN

This stands for the setting of the EXT IN connector at the unit's rear panel.

GEN LOCK ON: Select this mode to gen-lock the unit

with the recorder.

GEN LOCK OFF: Select this mode if the asynchronous

unit is connected to the recorder.

Notes:

• If GENLOCK ON is selected, the playback images cannot be displayed on the monitors which are connected to the connectors MONITOR OUT 1 to 4. Confirm the images on those which are connected to the recorder.

• If GENLOCK OFF is selected, the maximum rate recording becomes unavailable for WJ-HD500 Series.

• To use WJ-HD100 Series or a time-lapse VCR, the Multiplexer board should be installed inside the unit.

• When the master-slave connection is applied, the Slave tab will appear in the Recorder window. VCR/VTR will be selectable besides other parameters.

■ Multiplexer Mode

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Multiplexer Mode) button in the main window (p. 80.)

● Parameters

• Multi Monitor Out Group

Still Display: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the drop-down menu. ON: Still picture is available during the multiscreen

display.

OFF: Still picture is not available during the multi-

screen display.

The factory default setting is ON.

Border Color: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the drop-down menu. This setting will determine the color of the border which separates each multiscreen segment.

WHITE: The border will be displayed in white. GRAY: The border will be displayed in gray. BLACK: The border will be displayed in black. OFF: No border will be displayed.

The factory default setting is WHITE.

Quad Shift: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the drop-down menu. ON: Camera images are displayed in 4 multiscreen

segments (quad) and switched as follows: 4A = Page 1 of the quad (Camera 1, 2, 3 and 4) 4B = Page 2 of the quad (Camera 5, 6, 7 and 8) 4C = Page 3 of the quad (Camera 9, 10, 11 and

12) 4D = Page 4 of the quad (Camera 13, 14, 15 and 16)

OFF: Quad is unavailable.

The factory default setting is OFF.

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Secret View: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the drop-down menu. ON: The adjoining drop-down menu becomes also

active so that you can designate the desired monitor (MON 1 to 4) for the secret view function. If you designate MON 1 in the drop-down menu, black image will be displayed in a segment of multiscreen monitor, instead of the spot image of camera channel activated in MON 1.

OFF: Secret view function is unavailable.

The factory default setting is OFF.

Sequence Mode: Select the sequence type by clicking

on the radio button. Quad: Multiplexer sequence is activated. The moni-

tor display will be changed as 4A → 4B → 4C → 4D.

3+1: Images are displayed in 4 multiscreens, and

the images of Camera 4 to 16 are displayed in the sequence mode, at the right bottom of the monitor. The images of Camera 1 to 3 are fixed. (Refer to the left-side illustration in p. 20.)

8+1: Images are displayed in 9 multiscreens, and

the images of Camera 9 to 16 are displayed in the sequence mode, at the right bottom of the monitor. The images of Camera 1 to 8 are fixed. (Refer to the right-side illustration in p. 20.)

The factory default setting is Quad.

Dwell: The dwell time of the selected sequence

mode is selectable. 2S to 30S is available.

The factory default setting is 2S.

• REC OUT Group

Title Display: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the drop-down menu. ON: The camera title is displayed on the recorded

image.

OFF: The camera title is not displayed on the

recorded image.

The factory default setting is ON.

Clock Display: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the drop-down menu. ON: The date and time are displayed on the record-

ed image.

OFF: The date and time are not displayed on the

recorded image.

The factory default setting is ON.

Normal Group

REC Mode: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the radio button. EXT: Select this to gen-lock the unit during the nor-

mal recording.

INT: Select this if the asynchronous unit is connect-

ed to the unit. When it is activated, the dropdown menu becomes also active so that you can select the desired normal recording rate. 002, 004 to 255 (field) are selectable.

The factory default setting is EXT.

Alarm Group

REC Mode: Select the desired setting by clicking on

the radio button. EXT: Select this to gen-lock the unit during the

alarm recording.

INT: Select this if the asynchronous unit is connect-

ed to the unit. When it is activated, the dropdown menu becomes also active so that you can select the desired normal recording rate. 002, 004 to 128 (field) are selectable.

The factory default setting is EXT.

DYNAMIC REC: Select the desired setting by clicking

on the drop-down menu. ALM-PRI: Select this to give recording priority to

the camera channel with the alarm input.

ALM-ONLY: Select this to record the images from

the alarm-associated camera channel.

GROUP: Select this to give recording priority to a

group of up to 4 camera channels associated to the alarm input. When you select this, the Group Setting button becomes active. By pressing the button, the Mux Alarm Group window will be displayed so that you can configure the Group 1 to 16 parameters. (Refer to p. 100 Mux Alarm Group.)

OFF: Select this to deactivate the alarm priority

mode.

The factory default setting is OFF.

• System Group

Camera SW Loss: Select the desired setting by click-

ing on the drop-down menu. ON: “CAM SW LOSS” will blink on the associated

monitor when loss of the camera switching pulse is detected.

OFF: “CAM SW LOSS will not appear on the moni-

tor.

The factory default setting is ON.

Dummy Black: Select the desired setting by clicking

on the drop-down menu. ON: The black image will be displayed for a camera

channel that is not connected to the camera.

OFF: The camera channel will be skipped in the

sequence/spot mode.

The factory default setting is ON.

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(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Multiplexer Mode window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Multiplexer Mode window.

● Mux Alarm Group

This is a submenu of the Multiplexer window. In this window, up to 4 cameras are given recording priority for each alarm input.

• Click a drop-down menu to assign the camera numbers (1 to 16) to each alarm group (Group1 to 16). The factory default setting is same as the illustration.

• To configure Group 9 to 16, click on the Group 9 – Group 16 tab.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Mux Alarm Group window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Mux Alarm Group window.

■ Multiplexer Title

● How to Display

To display this window, click on the (Multiplexer Title) button in the main window (p. 80.)

● Parameters

The factory default settings are same as the illustration. To edit the desired camera’s title, click on the associated button (Cam 1 to Cam 16). The subsequent editing procedure is the same as Camera Title. (Refer to p.94.)

Notes:

The characters available here are the following: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrs tuvwxyz0123456789!"#$%&'()*+,-

./:;¨=Æ?oДЬЦЖСГШдьцжсгш

• Up to 8 alphanumeric characters are available for the Multiplexer board camera title.

• You cannot edit a user font character.

(Save Exit) button

Saves the configuration and closes the Multiplexer Title window.

(Cancel Exit) button

Cancels the configuration and closes the Multiplexer Title window.

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Panasonic WJSX150AP Operating Instructions

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

PREFACE

FEATURES

PRECAUTIONS

DOCUMENT CONVENTION

MATRIX SWITCHER SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS

■ Crosspoint Switches

■ Monitoring Mode

■ System Control

■ Example of a SYSTEM with Basic Functions

TERMINAL MODE DESCRIPTIONS

■ Log-in/Log-out

■ Camera-related Functions

■ Alarm-related Functions

■ Timer Event

■ Extended Functions

■ System Status Table

■ Setup Procedures

MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

■ WJ-SX150A Matrix Switcher

■ WV-CU360C/CU360CJ System Controller (TERMINAL MODE)

INSTALLATIONS

■ Mounting into the Rack

SYSTEM CONNECTION EXAMPLES

■ Basic System Connection

■ System Expansion Connection

■ Connection with the Camera Sites

CONNECTIONS

■ Connection for RS-485 Type Camera

■ Connection with the Monitors

■ Connection with the Alarm Sensors

■ Connection with the System Controllers

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 Series

■ Connection with the Alarm Output

■ Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD200 Series

■ Connection with the PC

■ Master-slave Connection

WJ-SX150A SETUP PROCEDURES

FIRMWARE UPDATE

■ Installation of SX150A Program Writer

■ Firmware Update of SX150A Program Writer

■ Error List

SETUP PROCEDURES

■ Setup Procedures

■ Description of Setup Procedures

WJ-SX150A SETUP MENU (OSD)

■ Displaying SETUP MENU

■ Programming SETUP MENU

■ TIME & DATE

■ D. S. T. (Daylight Saving Time)

■ SEQUENCE SETUP

■ ALARM SETUP

■ RECORDER

■ CAMERA TITLE

■ SYSTEM SETUP

■ OPERATOR REGISTRATION

■ Installation/Uninstallation

■ Description of WJ-SX150A Administrator Console

WJ-SX150A Administrator Console

■ The Main Window

MASTER-SLAVE

■ Logical Camera Number

■ Put a file to SX150A

■ Get a Configuration Data from SX150A

■ Tour Sequence

■ Group Sequence

■ Timer Event

■ Camera Cleaning

■ Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time

■ Alarm Mode

■ Alarm Event

Alarm Port

■ Operator Registration

■ Level Table

■ Monitor Selection

■ Time & Date

Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA