Panasonic WV-ASE231, WV-ASE204W, WV-ASE201W User Manual

Operating Instructions

PC Software Package

Model No. WV-ASM200

WV-ASM200W

Extension Software

Model No. WV-ASE201, WV-ASE202

WV-ASE203, WV-ASE204

WV-ASE231 WV-ASE201W, WV-ASE202W WV-ASE203W, WV-ASE204W

Before attempting to connect or operate this product,

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

The model number is abbreviated in some descriptions in this manual.

CONTENTS

Preface ...................................................................... 3

Software configuration .......................................... 3

System configuration ............................................ 3

System specifications ........................................... 4

Compatible devices ............................................... 5

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

Standard accessories ............................................ 7

About the user manuals ........................................ 7

Trademarks and registered trademarks ................ 8

About use of open source software ...................... 8

Abbreviations ........................................................ 9

Document convention ......................................... 10

Restrictions when operating MPEG-4 or H.264

images ................................................................. 12

Operation flow ......................................................... 14

Start/exit the operation software ............................. 15

Start the operation software ................................ 15

Exit the operation software ................................. 17

User management ................................................... 18

About the user level setting ................................. 18

Password’s validation period .............................. 19

User switch .......................................................... 20

Operation window ................................................... 21

Function panel ..................................................... 26

Layout of the operation window .......................... 27

Pop-up menu ...................................................... 28

Information display area ...................................... 29

Camera operation panel ...................................... 29

Playback operation panel .................................... 32

SD operation panel .............................................. 34

Search window .................................................... 35

Alarm/event notification message ....................... 37

License registration message .............................. 38

Outline of the multi-monitor function ...................... 39

Live window ........................................................ 40

Map window ........................................................ 43

About the "Face Search" window ....................... 44

Monitor live images ................................................. 45

Confirm the registered devices ........................... 45

Monitor images from the selected camera ......... 49

Display images from the cameras registered as a

group (group display) .......................................... 52

Display images from the cameras registered as a

group sequentially (sequence display) ................ 53

Switch the pattern of the screen ............................. 55

Switch the screen pattern from 16-screen .......... 55

Operate using the multi-monitor function ...............59

Operate the operation window ............................ 59

Operate the live window ...................................... 60

Operate the map window .................................... 60

Operate the cameras ............................................... 63

Operation of SD memory card ................................ 64

Download recorded images ................................ 64

Playback .................................................................. 67

Play images using the "Quick playback" panel ....... 69

Start/stop recording manually ................................. 71

Search ..................................................................... 72

Search recording event ....................................... 72

Search for times and dates of motion-containing

images ................................................................. 74

Play from the search results .................................... 76

Play recorded images from the

search result list .................................................. 76

Play recorded images using the

"Search" panel .................................................... 77

Search face ............................................................. 78

Search by time and date ..................................... 78

Search by face .................................................... 79

Play recorded image in search result .................. 81

Check the alarm notification ................................... 83

Display the "Alarm notification" window ............. 83

Play images recorded by the alarm recording .... 84

Search the alarm notification .................................. 85

Search by time and date ..................................... 85

Search by person (face) ...................................... 86

Play recorded image in search result .................. 87

Display the statistical graphics of age/gender/

head-count .............................................................. 92

Display the statistical results ............................... 92

Download the statistics results as a CSV file ...... 93

Change the display setting (Hide the display) ......... 94

Display the border frame for face

(Hide the border frame) ...................................... 94

Save recorded images ............................................. 95

Download recorded images ................................ 95

Save as a JPEG file ............................................. 99

Print ....................................................................... 100

Display/edit text information ................................. 101

Convert a file to the standard format ....................102

Control a decoder ................................................. 104

Control a decoder ............................................. 104

Viewer software ..................................................... 107

Install the viewer software ................................. 107

Uninstall the viewer software ............................108

How to use the viewer software (ND_Viewer) ... 108 Alarm/event notification and

management of logs .............................................. 112

Alarm/event notification window ....................... 112

"Alarm notification" window .............................. 113

Alarm mode of the live window ......................... 115

"Alarm log" panel .............................................. 120

"Device error log" panel .................................... 121

"Network error log" panel .................................. 122

Troubleshooting ..................................................... 123

Displayed messages and solutions ....................... 130

Operation using the system controller .................. 134

Preface

PC in which the

software is installed

System controller

†2

Network disk recorder

Digital disk recorder

Network Video Encoder

Network

Network camera

†1

Network camera

Network Video Encoder

WJ-GXE500

Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD616

The PC Software Package WV-ASM200 (hereinafter this software) is designed for integrated management of multiple Panasonic network disk recorders and digital disk recorders (hereinafter recorders), network interface unit (hereinafter encoders) and network cameras (hereinafter cameras) connected to a network such as a LAN or the Internet, and runs on the Microsoft® Windows® operating system. Refer to the "Compatible devices" section (+ page 5) for the devices compatible with this software.

By using this software on a personal computer (hereinafter PC) via a network, it is possible to display live images of the cameras, to play images stored on the recorder, and to download image files to the hard disk drive of the PC.

Software configuration

This software consists of the following 3 applications: Setup software: The settings required to run the operation software can be conﬁgured

and managed with this software.

Operation software: Displaying live images, playback, downloading, searching for images

stored on the recorder, and controlling of the camera is available using this software.

Service software: Reception of Panasonic alarm protocol and auto deletion of the operation

log will be carried out by this software.

This is the resident application (in the system tray). Once the PC is turned

on, the service software runs in the background of the PC.

System configuration

†1: When the system is configured as "System A" in the illustration above, live images from the cameras con-

nected to the recorder can directly be monitored with this software, not through the recorder.

To monitor live images directly from the cameras with this software, the following are necessary.

†2: The system controller is optional.

Important:

Do not use cross cables to connect the PC and each device.• When connecting multiple system controllers, operation of this software is not guaranteed.•

System specifications

•Recorderregistration: Upto100recorders

•Encoderregistration: Upto64encoders

•Cameraregistration: Upto256cameras

•Decoderregistration: Upto10decoders(ThelicensefortheWV-ASE204isrequired.)

•Userregistration: Upto32users

•Userlevels: 5levels

•Groupregistration: Upto400groups

•Sequenceregistration: Upto10sequences(Upto64stepscanberegisteredforasequence)

•Mapregistration: Upto100maps(Upto64camerascanbeassignedonamap,upto20

registered maps can be used.) (The ﬁle size shall be less than 10 MB. Available ﬁle type is JPEG and BMP.)

•Numberofthealarmlogsthatcanbestored: Upto30000logs(Upto1000logscanbedisplayed)

•Numberofthedeviceerrorlogsthatcanbestored: Upto1000logs(Upto1000logscanbedisplayed)

•Numberofthenetworkerrorlogsthatcanbestored: Upto1000logs(Upto1000logscanbedisplayed)

•Numberofthesystemlogsthatcanbestored: Upto1000logs(Upto1000logscanbedisplayed)

•Numberoftheoperationlogsthatcanbestored: Upto100000logs(Upto1000logscanbedisplayed)

•Numberofsearchresultsthatcanbedisplayed: Upto1000logs search results (Up to 200 results for

VMD search)

Note:

Number of PCs that can concurrently access a single recorder differs depending on choosing whether or • not to use "Live window" and the model of the recorder in use.

Recorder Use of "Live window"

Yes No ND300 4 6 ND200 2 4 HD300 ND400 8 16 HD600 4 8 NV200 1 1 ASR500

†3

When exceeding the maximum number of concurrent access due to an increase in the number of accesses • using web browsers or FTP accesses, connection to the recorder may be interrupted and a black screen may be displayed. By adding the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE203 (option), it will become possible to expand the • maximum numbers of registered recorders, encoders and cameras to 100, 64 and 256 respectively. Up to 4 licenses for the WV-ASE203 can be added.

†1

†4 †4

†2

†1: When displaying images on a 16-screen or

9-screen, only a single PC can access.

†2: When displaying images on a 16-screen, 2 PCs

can access.

†3: Under the following conditions, connection to the

recorder may be interrupted and a black screen may be displayed.

Event recording and sequence are being oper-• ated. The total live rate for each HD300 is 15 ips or • more Refer to "WV-ASM200 Setup Instructions" for how to conﬁgure the settings for the live rate for HD300.

†4: Note that it varies depending on the system con-

figuration in use.

Compatible devices

The following devices are compatible with this software.

Important:

Some functions may not work depending on the ﬁrmware version of the compatible device. • Refer to the Panasonic support website (http://security.panasonic.com/pss/security/support/index.html) for further information.

Note:

Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for the cameras that can be connected to the re-• corder in use.

Compatible recorders

Model Appears in this document as Version Compression

ND300 series

ND200 series

HD300 series ND400 series

HD600 series NV200 series

ASR500 series

ND300 5.20 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG H.264

ND200 3.30 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG

H.264 HD300 3.44 or later Model-specific ND400 2.20 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG

H.264 HD600 2.06 or later H.264 NV200 1.04 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG

H.264 ASR500 5.9.1901.48362

or later

MPEG-4

M-JPEG

H.264

Compatible encoder

Model Appears in this document as Version Compression

WJ-NT304 NT304 1.32 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG

WJ-NT314 NT314 1.32 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG

WJ-GXE500 GXE500 1.30 or later H.264

MPEG-4

M-JPEG

WJ-GXE100 GXE100 1.72 or later H.264

M-JPEG

Compatible cameras

Refer to the Readme.txt on the provided CD-ROM.

Compatible decoder (The license for the WV-ASE204 is required.)

Model Appears in this document as Version Compression

WJ-GXD400 GXD400 2.20 or later H.264

MPEG-4 M-JPEG

Features

Important:

To use the following functions, it is necessary to add the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE201 • (option).

Live window• Map window• Control using the System Controller WV-CU950•

Refer to the WV-ASM200 Setup Instructions (PDF) for further information about how to add the license for

the Extension Software. To control the GXD400, it is necessary to register the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE204 (op-• tion) additionally.

To use the following functions, it is necessary to add the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE• 231 (option).

Face search monitor•

Remote operation of devices

It is possible to operate the recorder, encoder and cameras via a network using this software. When operating the recorder via a network, displaying live images, playback of recorded images, camera operation, status indication, searching, etc. are available. Refer to the following chapters for further information. "Status bar" (+ page 23) "Monitor live images" (+ page 45) "Operate the cameras" (+ page 63) "Playback" (+ page 67) "Search" (+ page 72)

Multi-monitor function

The multi-monitor function using up to four PC monitors is available, and it makes possible to display the operation window, the live window and the map window simultaneously. Refer to the "Operate using the multi-monitor function" (+ page 59) for further information. To use the multi-monitor function, it is necessary to add the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE201.

Image download

It is possible to download recorded images by designating the time range and the target recorders or cameras. Refer to the "Download recorded images" section (+ page 64) for further information.

Alarm/event notification and management of logs

Alarm notiﬁcation:• The alarm description will be displayed in a pop-up window (alarm notiﬁcation window)

on the operation window when an alarm occurrence is notiﬁed from the recorder. The alarm description will also be displayed as a log in the alarm log panel. Event notiﬁcation:• The error description will be displayed in a pop-up window (error notiﬁcation window) on the operation window upon a recorder error occurrence or upon a network error occurrence. The error description will also be displayed as a log in the device error log panel or in the network error log panel.

Management of logs:• Each time an alarm or an error occurred, a log will be ﬁled automatically. Logs can be checked in the log panels (alarm log panel, device error log panel and network error log panel) by log type (alarm log, device error log and network error log) respectively. When a log displayed in the log panel is clicked, playback of the respective recorded images will start. Refer to the "Alarm/event notiﬁcation and management of logs" section (+ page 112) for further information about the management of logs.

Security

It is possible to enhance security by using the user authentication function (requires entering a user name and password). This software manages the administrator (who can administrate this software) and the registered users (who can operate this software except configurations). It is also possible to restrict operable functions by applying the user level to each registered user. Refer to the "User management" section (+ page 18) for further information about the user management.

Important:

Check if the model in use is compatible with each function. • Refer to the Panasonic support website (http://security.panasonic.com/pss/security/support/index.html) for further information.

Standard accessories

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

Installation guide ............................................. 1 pc.

Activation Key Card ......................................... 1 pc.

Important:

The provided CD-ROM contains the installer of this software, the operating instructions (PDF), the setup in-• structions (PDF) and the Readme.txt. Prior to installation, read the Readme.txt. This software will not work if the license is not registered. After installing the software on the PC in use, reg-• ister the license.

About the user manuals

There are two PDF manuals (the operating instructions and the setup instructions) and the installation guide (leaflet). This PDF manual contains descriptions for the registered users such as descriptions about the functions of the operation software and of how to operate the operation window. Refer to the WV-ASM200 Setup Instructions (PDF) for descriptions of how to install this software and about the required preliminary settings before starting running this software.

"WV-ASE201" shown in the instructions and illustrations used in this manual indicates the WV-ASE201, WV-ASE201W. "WV-ASE202" shown in the instructions and illustrations used in this manual indicates the WV-ASE202, WV-ASE202W. "WV-ASE203" shown in the instructions and illustrations used in this manual indicates the WV-ASE203, WV-ASE203W. "WV-ASE204" shown in the instructions and illustrations used in this manual indicates the WV-ASE204, WV-ASE204W.

The descriptions in the following pages are based on the assumption that Microsoft® Windows® 7 Professional runs on a PC. Operation windows may not be the same as those appearing on the pages when a different OS is used or different settings are applied. When using other OS, refer to the operating instructions of the respective OS.

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This product uses open source software.

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Abbreviations

These are descriptions of the basic terms used in these operating instructions.

Microsoft• described as Windows Vista. Microsoft• described as Windows 7. Microsoft® Windows•

Windows Vista® Business SP2 (32-bit) and Microsoft® Windows Vista® Business SP2 (64-bit) are

Windows® 7 Professional SP1 (32-bit) and Microsoft® Windows® 7 Professional SP1 (64-bit) are

8 Pro (32-bit) and Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit) are described as Windows 8.

Document convention

These are descriptions of the basic terms used in these operating instructions.

Administrator

Indicates a person responsible for management and operation of this software.

User

Indicates a person who operates this software. Each user should be defined as an administrator or a registered user in this software. Only a user who is registered as an administrator can configure and maintain this software.

Recorder

Indicates Panasonic network disk recorders or digital disk recorders. Refer to the "Compatible devices" section (+ page 5) for the devices compatible with this software.

Encoder

Indicates Panasonic network interface unit. Refer to the "Compatible devices" section (+ page 5) for the devices compatible with this software.

Fixed camera

Indicates cameras without the panning and tilting functions.

PTZ camera

Indicates cameras featuring the panning, tilting and zooming functions.

Fisheye camera

Indicates Panasonic Fisheye network cameras.

Sequence

Images of each registered group can be displayed sequentially in the order determined in advance. The sequence function of this software is available only for live image display.

EL-zoom

Indicates the zoom function available when displaying live or recorded images. While the zoom function of the camera enlarges images using the zoom lens of the camera, the EL-zoom function enlarges images by processing images on this software. Clicking a point in the EL-zoomed image moves the displayed EL-zoomed image by positioning the clicked point as the center point.

Camera operation

Indicates the operations of the camera connected, such as panning/tilting, zooming, focusing, starting the preset function (move to the preset position), starting the selected auto mode function, brightness adjustment, preset registration and AUX control.

Network playback

Recorded images on the recorder can be played via a network.

Manual recording

Indicates recording that is performed by clicking the [REC START] button and the [REC STOP] button.

Live image

Indicates live images from the camera.

Decoder

Indicates Panasonic network video decoders. Refer to the "Compatible devices" section (☞ page 5) for the devices compatible with this software.

Direct image reception

Indicates that image reception directly from a camera registered in the network disk recorder, not through the recorder.

Group display

Images from cameras can be registered as a group and displayed by groups.

Download

Indicates file (recorded image on the recorder) transfer from the recorder to a PC using the FTP function.

Image file

Indicates downloaded recorded image from the recorder.

File playback

Indicates playback of image files using the viewer software.

Notification function using the Panasonic alarm protocol

Indicates the function that uses alarm/event notification transmitted from the device using Panasonic alarm protocol.

Application log

Indicates logs filed each time when this software obtains information about an alarm or a device error occurrence from the recorder, or when an operation of this software is made, etc. The application logs are filed as distinct logs; alarm log, device error log, network error log, system log and operation log.

Recorder log

Indicates logs filed each time when a recorder error or a network error occurred in the recorder. The recorder logs are generated in the recorder. The recorder logs are filed as distinct logs; error log, access log, event log and network log.

M-JPEG

Indicates a video codec that compresses video fields from the camera into independent JPEG images sequentially. Network load will be reduced comparing with the method that obtains JPEG images independently from the camera. However, the transmission rate will fluctuate depending on the state of the camera. Some cameras phrase this video codec as just "JPEG".

Operation software

Indicates the application used for displaying live images of the recorders, encoders and cameras, playback, downloading, searching for images stored on the recorder, and controlling the camera.

Operation window

Indicates the window used to operate all functions except for configurations of this software.

Live window

Indicates the window used only for the group or sequence display of live images.

Map window

Indicates the window that displays a map with the registered camera icons. It is possible to display live images from the desired camera by clicking the respective camera icon on the map.

SD memory download

Indicates the function featured in some Panasonic’s cameras that transfers H.264 video files (mp4 files) saved on the SD memory card equipped with the camera to a PC using the FTP function.

REC event

Indicates the reason (an event or an operation) why the recording started. The recording event will be described as follows. Manual, schedule, emergency, site alarm, terminal alarm, command alarm, VMD, video loss, SD memory backup

SD memory recording (SD memory data)

Indicates the function featured in some Panasonic’s cameras that transfers images saved on the SD memory card on the camera to the recorder. Recorded images transferred to the recorder are described as "SD memory data" in these operating instructions. The recording time of SD memory data will be displayed based on the clock of the camera.

Setup software

Indicates the application used to configure the settings required to run the operation software.

Smooth & fast playback mode

Indicates the mode that can play back all the frames without skipping when playing back Step 2 and Step 3.

License

Registration is surely required before using this software. Refer to the provided "Activation Key Card" to obtain and register the "Registration Key". The obtained "Registration Key" can be used only on the PC in which the software is installed.

Demo edition

It is possible to use all the functions of the designated software for 90 days by registering the license for the demo edition.

Face search monitor

This window is used to perform operation relating to the face search. The real time alarm display, face/ alarm search and age/gender report will be executed on this window.

Restrictions when operating MPEG-4 or H.264 images

There are following restrictions for each function when MPEG-4 or H.264 images are used with this software. Read the following before operating this software.

1. When displaying live images

Black screen may be displayed for the ﬁrst few seconds (*) when the following operations are performed • while displaying live images in MPEG-4 or H. 264 format.

When trying to display live images in MPEG-4 or H. 264 format. (By switching camera channel, etc.)• When MPEG-4 or H.264 image is enlarged•

Example: When "3 seconds" is selected for the refresh interval on the camera, MPEG-4 or H.264 images will

be refreshed in 3 seconds intervals. When displaying SXVGA images• , live images will be displayed with the following interval.

When images are obtained from a recorder, encoder or camera • other than ASR500, images on 16-/25-/ 36-/49-/64-screen will be displayed with the refresh interval (*). (All images will be kept displayed for several seconds from the moment when the images are displayed.) When images are obtained from ASR500• , images on 1-screen will be refreshed with the live rate speci- ﬁed on the recorder. Images being displayed on 4-/9-/16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be refreshed at 1 second interval. When displaying images on a multi-screen, image refresh delay of 5 seconds or less may sometimes occur.

When displaying FULL HD images, live images will be displayed with the following interval.•

When images are obtained from a recorder, encoder or camera other than ASR500, images on • 4-/9-/16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be displayed with the refresh interval (*). (All images will be kept dis-

played for several seconds from the moment when the images are displayed.) When images are obtained from ASR500, images on • 1-screen will be refreshed with the live rate speciﬁed on the recorder.

Images on 4-/9-/16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be refreshed at 1 second interval. When displaying images

on a multi-screen, image refresh delay of 5 seconds or less may sometimes occur.

2. When playing recorded images

Displayed playback time may be fast for several seconds (*) when the following operations are performed • while playing recorded MPEG-4 or H. 264 images.

When trying to display playback images in MPEG-4 or H. 264 format. (By switching camera channel, •

etc.)

When MPEG-4 or H.264 image is enlarged •

(When operating to enlarge a paused recorded MPEG-4 image, image of several seconds later than the

paused image may be enlarged.)

When the [PLAY] button is clicked again while playing MPEG-4 or H.264 images• Playback may be performed in several seconds intervals (*) when the following operations are performed • while playing MPEG-4 or H.264 images.

 •Reverseplayback  •Fastplayback/Fastreverseplayback  •Reverseframeplayback

Example: When "3 seconds" is selected for the refresh interval on the camera, MPEG-4 or H.264 images will

be played in 3 seconds intervals. When two records are played sequentially, the last few frames of the former record and the ﬁrst few frames • of the next record may be displayed overlapped. When the [SKIP] button or the [REV SKIP] button is clicked, a skipped point may be a few seconds later (†) • from a point to be skipped with the selected amount of time or from the ﬁrst frame of the next record. Sometimes, playback may start from the beginning of the next record. When a black screen is being displayed, the following operations are inoperable.•

 •Playback/Reverseplayback

 •Fastplayback/Fastreverseplayback  •Frameplayback/Reverseframeplayback  •Skippingtothenext/previousrecordedimage  •Skippingtothepointofthesetamountoftimeforward/backward  •Pause

When playing images by designating time & date, playback may start from a point several seconds (†) after • the designated time & date. Sometimes, playback may start from the beginning of the next record. When displaying SXVGA images• , recorded images will be displayed with the following interval.

When images are obtained from a recorder, encoder or camera • other than ASR500, images on

16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be displayed with the refresh interval (*). (All images will be kept displayed

for several seconds from the moment when the images are displayed.)

When images are obtained from ASR500• , images on 1-screen will be refreshed with the live rate speci-

ﬁed on the recorder. Images being displayed on 4-/9-/16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be refreshed at 1

second interval. When displaying images on a multi-screen, image refresh delay of 5 seconds or less

may sometimes occur. When displaying FULL HD images, recorded images will be displayed with the following interval.•

When images are obtained from a recorder, encoder or camera other than ASR500, images on •

4-/9-/16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be displayed with the refresh interval (*). (All images will be kept dis-

played for several seconds from the moment when the images are displayed.)

When images are obtained from ASR500, images on • 1-screen will be refreshed with the recording rate

speciﬁed on the recorder.

Images on 4-/9-/16-/25-/36-/49-/64-screen will be refreshed at 1 second interval. When displaying

images on a multi-screen, image refresh delay of 5 seconds or less may sometimes occur.

3. When downloading recorded images

Download of recorded images may start from a point several seconds (†) after the designated start time. Set the time range for download longer than the refresh interval set on the camera.

Important:

Time (seconds) and intervals with an asterisk (†) differ depending on the refresh interval set on the camera. • (Valid entry range: Differs depending on the model number of the camera.) To shorten time lag, set the refresh interval on the camera shorter. • Refer to the operating instructions of the camera for how to conﬁgure the refresh interval.

Operation flow

Startup of the operation software

➜ ➜

Operation window

Monitoring of live images

Searching for recorded images

Playback of recorded images

Saving of recorded images

z Refer to the "Start/exit the operation software"

section (☞ page 15) for how to start the operation software.

x Log in to the software.

When using the multi-monitor function

Live window

Map window

Face search monitor

Printing of images

Alarm/error notification

➜ ➜

† For frequent users, it is unnecessary to log in at

startup of the software when using the auto login function.

Only an administrator can configure the settings

for the auto login function.

Note:

When a message window is displayed by clicking • the button on the window, refer to the "Displayed messages and solutions" section (☞ page 130) and follow the instructions.

Exit the operation software

Logout

User switch

c The operation window will be displayed.

Searching, playback and saving of the displayed image are available using the menu panel and the tool bar.

Refer to the "Operation window" section (☞ page

21) for further information.

v Log out of the software when finishing operation. It is possible to log in to the software again using

another user name (user switch).

Refer to the "User switch" section (☞ page 20) for

further information.

b Exit from the operation software.

Start/exit the operation software

Start the operation software

Important:

Registration of the license is required before using • this software. This software will not work if the license is not registered. Register the license for the software after conﬁrm-• ing that the network adapter of the PC is enabled. If the license has not been registered using the • setup software, register it by following from step 2 to 5.

Step 1

Select "Operation Software" from "start" menu ("Start" - "All Programs" - "Panasonic" "WV-ASM200 Series" - "Operation Software") or double-click the "Operation Software" icon on the desktop to launch the operation software.

Step 3

Enter the "Registration Key" obtained from the Key Management System.

Important:

The "Registration Key" can be used only on a PC • that displays "MPR ID" (used to obtain the key) on its screen. It cannot be used on other PCs.

The explanation window for registration will be  displayed.

Step 2

After reading the message on the explanation window, click the [Proceed to the registration screen.] button.

Step 4

Click the [Registration] button.

The conﬁrmation window for registration will be  displayed.

Important:

It is impossible to register the "Registration Key" • of the extension software (option). Be sure to perform the registration procedure on • the PC in use.

Step 5

Step 7

Click the [OK] button.

Step 6

Enter the registered user name and password. Only an administrator is registered when operating the software just after the installation. Enter "ADMIN" for "User name" and "12345" for "Password" respectively.

Click the [OK] button.

The operation window will be displayed. 

Note:

Unless otherwise mentioned, the screenshots of • the operation window is in the status before the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE202 is added. After the license is added, the icon display on the tool bar will be changed as shown in page 22.

Important:

It is necessary to close the setup software to start • the operation software. The operation software will not start unless the setup software is closed. To enhance the security, change the password for • an administrator before running the software. It is recommended to change the password for • the administrator periodically. Refer to the descriptions for how to change the password (+ page 19).

Note:

It is possible to register a user as the auto login • user when the same user name is used each time to log in to the software. The default setting of "User authentication" for each registered user is "ON" (required the user name and password entries). Only an administrator can conﬁgure the setting of "User authentication" on the setup software. Refer to the WV-ASM200 Setup Instructions (PDF) for further information.

Exit the operation software

Step 1

Select "Exit(X)..." from "File(F)" on the menu bar or click the [×] button at the top right of the operation window.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. 

Step 2

Click the [OK] button.

The operation software will be closed. 

User management

Two types of users, the administrator and the registered users, can be managed with this software. Only an administrator can configure the settings of this software. When a registered user logged in to the software, only the available menus will be displayed according to the user level setting of this registered user. Only an administrator can configure the user level setting of the registered users. Refer to the WV-ASM200 Setup Instructions (PDF) for how to configure the user level setting.

Important:

When using this software, apply the user authentication function of this software to manage users even • though the recorders also have the function.

About the user level setting

It is possible to assign the user level to each user to restrict their operable functions. This software can assign one of five user levels (LV1 – LV5) to every user. When "LV1" is assigned to a user, this user can operate all functions of the software except configurations. An administrator can determine the operable functions for each user by assigning the user level "LV2" – "LV5". The following functions can be restricted according to the user levels.

Default:

Function LV1 LV2 LV3 LV4 LV5 Display the current settings Alarm reset/error reset Print/Save as JPEG file File conversion Download Manual recording Recorder control Preset position registration Operation of SD memory card Camera control Audio (Transmission) Display the alarm log

Display the device error log

Display the network error log Face registration Display alarm/Display face search result

b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b

b b b b b b b b

b b b b

b b b b b b b b

Password’s validation period

The password’s validation period can be determined (31 days/92 days/184 days) by an administrator. When trying to log in after the set period passed, the message window saying "Please change the password." will be displayed.

When this software is being operated without changing the password, the following message window saying "Please change the ADMIN password." will be displayed.

Note:

Even when the validation period has passed, the • password will be authorized. However, this message window will be displayed each time the user tries to log in.

Change the password

To enhance the security, change the password when this message window is displayed.

Step 1

Click the [OK] button on the message window. The "Change password" window will be displayed.

n Current password

Enter the current password. The entered password will be displayed as "*".

n New password

Enter the new password. The entered password will be displayed as "*". Enter up to 4 - 8 alphanumeric characters.

n Enter the new password again to confirm.

Enter the new password again. Enter the same password. The entered password will be displayed as "*".

n [OK] button

Click this button to apply and save the new password. (The window will close.) The [OK] button cannot be clicked unless all entries are completed.

n [Cancel] button

Click this button to cancel the entries. (The window will close.)

Step 2

Complete all of the entry fields on the "Change password" window, and then click the [OK] button. The new password will be applied and saved.

Important:

Refer to the WV-ASM200 Setup Instructions (PDF) • for how to change the password of the administrator.

User switch

It is possible to switch users.

Step 1

Select "Logout(L)..." under "File(F)" on the menu bar or double-click the [Logout] icon on the tool bar.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. 

Step 2

Click the [OK] button.

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The operation window will be displayed. 

The "Login" window will be displayed. 

Step 3

Enter the registered user name and password.

Operation window

The operation window will be displayed when logged in to the operation software. The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the operation window.

Menu bar

Tool bar

Status bar

Information display area

Function panel

Operation panel

n Menu bar

The menu items are located on the menu bar. Refer to the descriptions about the "Menu bar" (+ page 22) for further information.

n Tool bar

The shortcut icons of the menu items are located on the tool bar. Refer to the descriptions about the "Tool bar" (+ page 22) for further information.

n Status bar

The following statuses will be displayed on the status bar.

Display status (live/playback/SD memory data) of • the images currently being displayed Playback speed of the images currently being • played Recorder (encoder) title/camera title• Recorder status (recording/copying/deleting of • data) Alarm occurrence/error occurrence• Presence or absence of SD memory data in the • SD memory card of the camera Time & date•

Refer to the descriptions about the "Status bar" (+ page 23) for further information.

n Function panel

The function panel is provided on the left of the operation window. When the desired function bar on the function panel is clicked, the respective function panel will be displayed. Refer to the "Function panel" section (+ page 26) for further information.

n Image display area

Images will be displayed on the selected screen type (1/4/9/16-screen). The screen type can be changed simply by clicking the shortcut icons on the tool bar. When right-clicking on this area, the pop-up menu will be displayed. (Selection from the displayed popup menu is available only when right-clicking on a 1-screen.) Refer to the descriptions about the pop-up menu (+ page 28) for further information. The descriptions of the alarm/error will be displayed in a pop-up window (notification window) on the operation window upon an alarm/error occurrence. Refer to the descriptions about the alarm/event notification window (+ page 113) for further information.

n Information display area

Information of the images currently displayed, such as time & date, camera title and the recording status, will be displayed in this area. Refer to the "Information display area" section (+ page 29) for further information.

n Operation panel

The cameras and recorders are operable with this panel. Refer to the description about the "Camera operation panel" (+ page 29) and about the "Playback operation panel" (+ page 32) for further information.

Menu bar

n File(F)

Contains the following menus; "Save as JPEG file", "Print", "File conversion", "Logout" and "Exit".

Note:

"Save as JPEG ﬁle" and "Print" are also available • from the pop-up menu displayed by right-clicking.

n Search(S)

Contains the shortcut menu to open the "Search" window.

n Help(H)

It is possible to indicate the version information and license registration information.

n View(V)

Contains the following menus; "Function panel", "Operation panel", "Camera/time & date", "Camera selection", "Number of area", "Full screen", "Live window", "Map window" and "Decoder control" (after the license for the WV-ASE204 is added).

Tool bar

The following are the descriptions of icons located from the left to the right.

n [Save as JPEG file] icon

Click this icon to save the image currently being displayed as a JPEG file.

n [Print] icon

Click this icon to print the image currently being displayed.

n [Logout] icon

Click this icon to log out of the software. The login window will be displayed when this icon is clicked.

n [Display images on 1-screen] icon

When the device tree or the camera icon on the map is clicked, a live image on a 1-screen will be displayed.

n [Display images on the selected area] icon

When the device tree or the camera icon on the map is clicked, live images will be displayed in the selected frame.

n [1] icon

Click this icon to display images on a 1-screen.

n [4A] icon

Click this icon to display images using 4 areas at the upper left of a 16-screen.

n [4B] icon

Click this icon to display images using 4 areas at the upper right of a 16-screen.

n [4C] icon

Click this icon to display images using 4 areas at the lower left of a 16-screen.

n [4D] icon

Click this icon to display images using 4 areas at the lower right of a 16-screen.

n [9] icon

Click this icon to display images using 9 areas at the upper left of a 16-screen.

n [16] icon

Click this icon to make the image display area into a 16-screen.

n [25] icon (Available after the license for the

WV-ASE202 is added)

Click this icon to make the image display area into a 25-screen.

n [36] icon (Available after the license for the

WV-ASE202 is added)

Click this icon to make the image display area into a 36-screen.

n [49] icon (Available after the license for the

WV-ASE202 is added)

Click this icon to make the image display area into a 49-screen.

n [64] icon (Available after the license for the

WV-ASE202 is added)

Click this icon to make the image display area into a 64-screen.

n [Full screen] icon

Click this icon to display the image currently being displayed on a full screen.

n [Search] icon

Click this icon to display the "Search" window. Refer to the descriptions about the "Search window" (+ page 35) for further information.

n [Face search] icon (Available after the

license for the WV-ASE231 is added)

Click this icon to launch the face search monitor.

n [File conversion] icon

Click this icon to display the window to convert an n3r file into an mp4 file. Refer to the "Convert a file to the standard format" section (+ page 102) for further information.

n [Decoder control] icon

Click this icon to display the "Decoder control" window. Refer to the descriptions about the "Control a decoder" (+ page 104) for further information.

Status bar

Important:

Check if the model in use is compatible with each function. •

n Recorder title/camera title

Source (recorder (encoder) title and the camera title) of the image currently being displayed will be displayed in this area.

n [ALM] button

The button will be used when the emergency recording is being performed or when an event occurred. When the button is clicked, the alarm action will be canceled.

Note:

When the recorder in use is the ND300 (Version •

4.69 or earlier) or the HD300, the error action also will be canceled. When the recorder in use is the ND300 or the • HD300, the button will not be used even when the emergency recording is being performed. This button will not be displayed when using • ASR500.

n [ERR] button

The button will be used when an error occurred. When the button is clicked, the error action will be canceled.

When the [SD] button is clicked while the letters • "SD" are displayed in red, recorded images on the SD memory card will be transferred to the recorder (SD memory data).

Note:

When the recorder in use is the ND300 (Version •

4.69 or earlier) or the HD300, the alarm action also will be canceled. When the recorder in use is the WJ-HD300, the • error action will not be canceled even when the button is clicked. In this case, refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for how to cancel an error action. This button will not be displayed when using • ASR500.

n [SD] button (Button to obtain the SD

memory data)

When the SD memory card in the camera connected to the recorder contains recorded images, the letters "SD" on the [SD] button will be displayed in red. When the button is clicked, the recorded images on the SD memory card will be transferred to the recorder.

Important:

When the recording rate for the SD memory re-• cording is not set, the SD memory data obtain button will not be displayed. Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for how to set the recording rate for the SD memory recording. The SD memory data cannot be obtained during • the emergency recording. Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for further information about the emergency recording. Depending on the recorder in use, all login users • will be forcibly logged out and recording of images from all cameras currently being performed will stop when obtainment of the SD memory data starts.

Note:

The letters "SD" on the [SD] button will be dis-• played in blue when there is no recorded image in the SD memory card. When the [SD] button is clicked while the letters • "SD" are displayed in blue, this software will check the presence of recorded image on the SD memory card. Images saved on the SD memory card will be transmitted to the recorder depending on the model of the recorder in use.

n [Mic input] button

Click this button to turn on/off the audio reception

(from camera to PC). When is displayed, audio will not be heard.

Note:

When right-clicking on this button, the pop-up • menu will be displayed. It is possible to change the volume level of audio reception by selecting "High", "Middle" or "Low" from the displayed pop-up menu. When displaying images on a multi-screen, audio • will be transmitted to the camera which is the source of images displayed in the upper-left area of the multi-screen. When another area is selected, audio associated with images displayed in the upper-left area of the multi-screen will still be heard, though this button will disappear. When audio is being transmitted to the same • camera by another user, this button will turn to . In addition, audio from the camera will not be heard. (Audio will be heard even when audio is being transmitted depending on the model in use.) This button will not be displayed when using • ASR500.

n [Audio output] button

Click this button to turn on/off the audio transmission (from PC to camera). When is displayed, audio will not be heard.

Note:

Volume level of audio transmission cannot be • changed. (Depending on the camera in use, volume level of audio transmission can be adjusted by conﬁguring the settings of the camera.) When displaying images on a multi-screen, audio • will be transmitted to the camera which is the source of images displayed in the upper-left area of the multi-screen. When another area is selected, audio will still be transmitted to the camera which is the source of images displayed in the upper-left area, though this button will disappear. When audio is being transmitted to the same • camera by another user, this button will turn to In addition, audio from the camera will not be heard.

It is possible to transmit audio up to 5 minutes per • transmission. When 5 minutes elapsed, the audio reception will be turned on automatically. To transmit audio again, click the [Audio transmission] button. This button will not be displayed when using • ASR500.

n [LIVE]/[PLAY]/[SD PLAY]

Indicates the type (live/playback/SD memory data playback) of the images currently being displayed.

n [Step 1] - [Step 7]

Indicates the playback speed. ( ): Smooth & fast playback mode [Step 1]: Normal playback speed [Step 2]: Approx.4x playback speed (Approx.2x

playback speed)

[Step 3]: Approx.8x playback speed (Approx.4x

playback speed)

[Step 4]: Approx.16x playback speed (Approx.8x

playback speed)

[Step 5]: Approx.32x playback speed (Approx.16x

playback speed)

[Step 6]: Approx.48x playback speed (Approx.32x

playback speed)

[Step 7]: Approx.96x playback speed (Approx.64x

playback speed)

n Time & date

When displaying live images, the time & date of the selected device will be displayed. Time & date will not be displayed except for some devices when images directly from the camera are being displayed or when images from a camera that is not registered in the recorder are being displayed. When displaying recorded images, the recording time & date will be displayed. When "24h" is selected for "Time format" (+ Setup Instructions (PDF)), the indications will not be displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

n Buffering

Indicates that the images are being buffered during playback. When images are being buffered, playback will be paused. The playback will start when the buffering of images are completed.

Note:

This indicator will work only when the recorder in • use is ASR500.

Note:

ASR500 plays recorded images in the high-speed • playback smooth mode. The maximum playback speed using ASR500 is [Step 5].

n REC indicator

This indicator will light red when the recording of the images currently selected is being performed.

Note:

This indicator will not be displayed when using • ASR500.

n [COPY]/[DELETE]

[COPY]: Indicates that copying of image data is being

performed.

[DELETE]: Indicates that deletion of image data is

being performed.

Function panel

The following are available using the function panel located at the left side of the operation window.

Display the device tree (the icons of the connected devices in the tree view), and display images by clicking • the desired camera icon Group display• Sequence display• Quick playback• Search• Download• Display the alarm log• Display the device error log• Display the network error log•

When one of the function bars is clicked, the respective function panel will open. (It is impossible to open two or more panels at the same time.)

Note:

Refer to the following about the descriptions of how to operate each function panel.•

"Device tree" panel Conﬁrm the registered devices (+ page 45) "Group" panel Display images from the cameras registered as a group (group display)

(+ page 52)

"Sequence" panel Display images from the cameras registered as a group sequentially

(sequence display) (+ page 53) "Quick playback" panel Play images using the "Quick playback" panel (+ page 69) "Search" panel Play recorded images using the "Search" panel (+ page 77) "Download" panel Download recorded images (+ page 95) "Alarm log" panel "Alarm log" panel (+ page 120) "Device error log" panel "Device error log" panel (+ page 121) "Device error log" panel "Network error log" panel (+ page 122)

Layout of the operation window

It is possible to hide the operational panel and the function panel of the operation window as follows. Refer to the "Menu bar" section (+ page 22) for further information.

n With the operation panel and the function

panel

n Without the function panel n Without the operation panel and the

n Without the operation panel

function panel

Pop-up menu

When right-clicking on the image display area, the pop-up menu will be displayed. (Selection from the displayed pop-up menu is available only when right-clicking on a 1-screen.)

n Save as JPEG file...

Select this to save the image currently being displayed as a JPEG file.

Note:

"Save as JPEG ﬁle..." on the pop-up menu will not • be displayed when the user is restricted by the user level determined by the administrator to save an image as a JPEG ﬁle. Refer to the "About the user level setting" section (+ page 18) for further information about the user level.

n Print...

Select this to print the image currently being displayed.

Note:

n EL-zoom

Select this to enlarge the image currently being displayed. "x1", "x2" and "x4" are available.

†

Select this to print the image currently being dis-• played. "Print..." on the pop-up menu will not be dis-• played when the user is restricted by the user level determined by the administrator to print images. Refer to the "About the user level setting" section (+ page 18) for further information about the user level.

†

n Download...

Select this to open the "Download" panel. Information (recorder title/camera title/time & date) of the recorded image currently being played will be displayed in the opened "Download" panel.

Note:

"Download" on the pop-up menu will not be dis-• played when the user is restricted by the user level determined by the administrator to download recorded images. Refer to the "About the user level setting" section (+ page 18) for further information about the user level. When displaying live images, it is impossible to • select "Download" on the pop-up menu.

n Lock-on

Select this to start auto track for the object on the clicked point. Depending on the target object or surrounding environment, this function may not work correctly.

Note:

This function is available only when the camera in • use is WV-SC386 or WV-SW396.

†

n No image display

Clear the currently displayed image.

Note:

This button will not be used when using ASR500.•

Information display area

Information of the images currently displayed, such as time & date, camera title and the recording status, will be displayed in this area.

n REC indicator

This indicator will light when the recording of the images currently selected are being performed.

Note:

This indicator will not be displayed when using • ASR500.

n Camera name

The camera title as the source of the image currently being displayed will be displayed.

Camera operation panel

n Time & date

Time & date will be displayed. Time & date will not be displayed except for some devices when images directly from the camera are being displayed or when images from a camera that is not registered in the recorder are being displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

Display when the [Camera setup] button is clicked

Important:

Check if the model in use is compatible with each function. •

Note:

Operation of the camera operation panel works only for the camera respective the selected image.• The camera operation panel will not be displayed when the user is restricted by the user level determined by • the administrator to operate the cameras.

n Zoom

Zooming can be adjusted by clicking the [-] (wide) button or the [+] (tele) button. When clicking the [x1] button, the zoom ratio will be reset.

Note:

Zooming is available using the wheel on the wheel • mouse.

n Focus

The auto focus function can be performed by clicking the [Auto] button. Focusing can be manually adjusted by clicking the [Near] button or the [Far] button.

n Brightness

Brightness can be adjusted by clicking the [–] (darker) button or the [+] (brighter) button. It is possible to reset the set brightness by clicking the [Reset] button.

n Auto mode

Select the auto function from the following. Auto track: The camera automatically tracks motion

of the subject displayed in the image display area.

Auto pan: The camera automatically moves from the

start point to the end point set in advance.

Preset sequence: The camera automatically moves to

the preset positions in numerical order of the preset position numbers.

Sort: The camera automatically moves to the closest

preset position from the current position.

Patrol1 - Patrol4: The camera automatically traces the

route set in advance.

When the [Start] button is clicked, the selected auto

function will start.

When the [Stop] button is clicked, the selected auto

function will stop.

Note:

The auto functions are available only when the • camera in use has these functions. Refer to the operating instructions of the camera in use for further information about the auto function of the camera. While "Quad PTZ" is selected for the image cap-• ture mode of Fisheye cameras, the auto functions will be performed for the image displayed at the upper left area of the 4-screen.

n Control pad

Clicking the buttons around the control pad can move (pan/tilt) a camera in the clicked direction. Clicking inside the control pad also can adjust the vertical/horizontal position (pan/tilt) of the displayed live images. Panning/tilting speed will be faster if a clicked point gets farther from the center point of the control pad.

Note:

Panning and tilting are available only when the • camera in use is a PTZ camera. Clicking a point on the image display area can • move (pan/tilt) a camera in the clicked direction.

n Preset

Select a preset number from the following. Home/1 - 256 Click the [Go] button after selecting a preset number. The camera will move to the selected preset position. When the [Program] button is clicked after selecting a preset number, the current position will be registered as the preset position of the selected preset position number.

Note:

Preset position function is available only when the • camera in use is a PTZ camera. It is impossible to register a position when • "Home" is selected for the preset position number. It is possible to register the preset position only • when the user is not restricted by the user level determined by the administrator to operate the cameras. Refer to the "About the user level setting" section (+ page 18) for further information about the user level. Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder • and the camera in use for further information about the available preset position numbers. While "Quad PTZ" is selected for the image cap-• ture mode of Fisheye cameras, the preset position currently displayed at the upper left area of the 4-screen will be registered.

n AUX

Select an AUX OUT connector from the following. 1/2/3 When the [Open] button is clicked, the selected AUX OUT connector will be opened. When the [Close] button is clicked, the selected AUX OUT connector will be closed.

n Camera setup

Click this button to move to the panel to configure the settings for the camera.

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