Panasonic WV-ASM200W, WV-ASE203W, WV-ASE204W, WV-ASE202W, WV-ASE201W User Manual

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Setup 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

About the setup software .......................................6

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

About the user manuals ......................................... 8

System requirements ............................................. 8

Recommended camera settings when monitoring

MPEG-4 or H.264 images .................................... 10

Trademarks and registered trademarks ............... 10

Abbreviations .......................................................10

Document convention .......................................... 11

Operation flow .......................................................... 13

Installation/uninstallation ..........................................14

Installation ............................................................ 14

Uninstallation ........................................................ 15

Start/exit the setup software .................................... 16

Setup window ........................................................... 18

Settings relating to the system ................................. 19

Select the operating language, date format,

time format, etc. [Basic setup] ............................. 19

Set the maximum refresh interval

[Performance] .......................................................22

Settings relating to the device management ............ 23

Edit the registered recorder information

[Basic setup] ......................................................... 31

Delete the registered recorder [Basic setup] ........31

Edit the registered encoder information

[Basic setup] ......................................................... 37

Delete the registered encoder [Basic setup] ........ 38

Edit the registered camera information

[Basic setup] ......................................................... 46

Delete the registered camera [Basic setup] ......... 47

Edit the registered decoder information

[Basic setup] ......................................................... 51

Delete the registered decoder [Basic setup] ........52

Settings relating to the user management ............... 53

User authentication, auto login user, password's

validation period setting [Basic setup] ................. 53

Settings relating to the administrator

[Administrator setup] ............................................ 54

Apply the user level for each user

[User level setup] ..................................................55

Functions that can be restricted ..........................56

Manage the registered users [User setup] ........... 57

Settings relating to the cameras...............................62

Settings relating to the window ................................ 69

Use the live window [Live window] ......................69

Use the map window [Map window] .................... 70

Settings relating to the face search .......................... 74

Add a face search server .....................................74

Correct the face search server .............................77

Delete the face search server ............................... 78

Configure the behavior setting of the

face search server ................................................79

Settings relating to the event action ......................... 80

Settings for the event action upon an alarm

occurrence [Alarm] ............................................... 80

Settings for the event action upon an error

occurrence [Error] ................................................. 82

Settings relating to the communication....................83

Network settings [Basic setup] ............................ 83

Settings relating to the alarm notification from the device using Panasonic alarm protocol

[Panasonic Alarm] ................................................ 84

Settings relating to the controller ............................. 85

Camera number setting [Camera number] ........... 85

Group number setting [Group number] ................88

Sequence number setting [Sequence number] .... 91

Settings relating to the maintenance ........................ 94

Display the version of this software

[Version information] ............................................. 94

Display/save the application log

[Application log] .................................................... 94

Display/save the recorder log [Recorder log] ..... 101

Delete the operation log automatically

[Auto delete] ....................................................... 104

Save/load/initialize the setup data or logs

[Save/Load] ........................................................ 105

Settings relating to the license registration ............ 109

Exceptional settings of Windows Firewall .............. 111

Settings of System Controller

(WV-CU950 series) ................................................. 113

MODE Switch Setting ......................................... 113

CONTROLLER NO. Switch Setting .................... 113

Network Setting .................................................. 113

Troubleshooting ...................................................... 115

Displayed messages and solutions ........................ 116

When starting the setup software ...................... 116

When the [OK] button on the login window is

clicked ................................................................ 116

When the [Set] button is clicked ........................116

When the [Delete...] button is clicked ................. 117

When the [Start...] button on the setup page of

"Device mng." is clicked ....................................118

When the live image source is selected on the

"Camera setup" .................................................. 119

When the [OK] button on setup page of

"Camera" is clicked ............................................ 119

When dragging and dropping the icon onto the

map display area ................................................ 119

When the [Download] button on the

"Recorder log" window is clicked ...................... 120

When the [Save] button on the

"Save As" window is clicked .............................. 120

When an error occurred ..................................... 120

When determined the entered number on the

setting pages of "Controller" .............................. 121

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 exceeds • 15 ips. (☞ Page 22)

†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 • recorder in use.

Compatible recorders

Model Appears in this document as Version Compression

ND300 series ND300 5.20 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG H.264

ND200 series ND200 3.30 or later MPEG-4

M-JPEG

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

M-JPEG

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

M-JPEG

H.264 ASR500 series 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

MPEG-4

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

About the setup software

An administrator or the registered user who is allowed to display the current settings can log in to the setup software. Only an administrator can configure the settings. Even when logging in to the PC as an administrator, it is impossible to launch both the setup software and the operation software simultaneously. When launching one of them, make sure that the other one is not launched. The following setup items can be configured using the setup software.

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 Settings relating to the license registration (☞ page 109) 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 • (option) additionally. To use the following functions, it is necessary to add the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE• 231 (option).

Face search monitor•

System

Contains settings required for basic operation of this software. Refer to the "Settings relating to the system" section (☞ page 19) for further information.

Device mng.

Contains settings required to display live images or play recorded images, such as information of the recorders, the encoders and the cameras. Refer to the "Settings relating to the device management" section (☞ page 23) for further information.

User mng.

Each user should be defined as an administrator or a normal user in this software. Information of each user can be managed on this page. Refer to the "Settings relating to the user management" section (☞ page 53) for further information.

Camera

Contains settings relating to the camera group and the sequence display function. Refer to the "Settings relating to the cameras" section (☞ page 62) for further information.

Window

Contains settings relating to the live window and the map window. Refer to the "Settings relating to the window" section (☞ page 69) for further information.

Event

Contains settings relating to the event action such as displaying of the alarm notification window, sounding the buzzer, the alarm camera direct window function, displaying of the error notification window together with sounding the buzzer, etc. Refer to the "Settings relating to the event action" section (☞ page 80) for further information.

Comm

Contains the settings relating to the communication and the alarm notification using the Panasonic alarm protocol. Refer to the "Settings relating to the communication" section (☞ page 83) for further information.

Controller

Configures the camera number, group number, sequence number, all of which are used when controlling through the system controller. Refer to "Settings relating to the controller" (☞ page 85) for further information.

Maintenance

Displaying of the version of this software and management of the logs/the setup data are available. Refer to the "Settings relating to the maintenance" section (☞ page 94) for further information.

Registration of license

Registers the license to use this software and to add extensive options. Refer to the "Settings relating to the license registration" section (☞ page 109) 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 • instructions (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 of how to install this software and of how to configure the required settings to operate this software for an administrator. The network settings will be different depending on the settings of the LAN or the Internet service provider. Refer to the network administrator for further information about the network settings. Refer to WV-ASM200 Operating Instructions (PDF) for further information about how to operate each function of 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.

System requirements

It is recommended to install this software on a PC that meets the following system requirements. OS†1: Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro (32-bit) Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit) Microsoft® Windows® 7 Professional SP1 (32-bit) Microsoft® Windows® 7 Professional SP1 (64-bit) Microsoft® Windows Vista® Business SP2 (32-bit) Microsoft® Windows Vista® Business SP2 (64-bit)†2 OS language: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese (Simpliﬁed

Chinese) Computer: IBM PC/AT Compatible CPU: Intel® CoreTM i5-2400, 2500 Intel® CoreTM i7-860 or faster When adding the license for WV-ASE202 and displaying images on a

64-screen: Intel CoreTM i7-2600 Memory: 3 GB or more When using more than one live window: 4 GB Graphics accelerator: VRAM 512 MB or more (256 MB minimum), compatible with

DirectX® 9.0c CD-ROM drive: Necessary to install this software Required hard disk space: Approx. 3 GB Monitor: 1280x800 pixels or more (1920x1080 pixels recommended), 24-bit True

color or better (Full color recommended) Network interface: 100/1000 Mbps Network interface card must be installed Web browser: Windows® Internet Explorer® 7.0, 8.0, 9.0

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†2 †2 †3

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†5

†6

†1: This software is designed based on the default style or the font size of Microsoft® Windows Vista®,

Microsoft® Windows® 7 and Microsoft® Windows® 8.

When the display style or the font size of Microsoft® Windows® 7 or Microsoft® Windows Vista® is changed

from the default, it may be possible that the layout of this software collapses.

†2: When using Microsoft® Windows Vista®, Microsoft® Windows® 7 or Microsoft® Windows® 8, refer to

"Readme.txt" for further information about the system requirements, precautions, etc. †3: Operates in WOW64 (32-bit mode). †4: It is required that Microsoft® SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP4 (when using Windows Vista / Windows

7) or Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Express (when using Windows 8) is installed on the

PC to use this software. It is necessary to prepare other disk space exclusively as storage for database and files downloaded from

the recorder in addition to the required disk space for installation of this software. †5: The network settings on the PC must meet those of the network environment where the PC is connected. Operations of this software on a PC with two network interface cards or more will not be covered by the

warranty. †6: Supported versions of the web browser and restrictions will vary depending on the connected devices.

Refer to the operating instructions of the devices for further information. †7: The "Windows classic" style is not available as a theme used for the desktop customization. Select

"Windows Vista" on Windows Vista and "Windows 7 Basic" on Windows 7 respectively.

Important:

This software must be installed by the administrator. Otherwise, any problems will not be covered by the •

warranty.

This software uses Microsoft•

7) or Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Express (when using Windows 8) as the database.

Operation of this software on remote desktop is not guaranteed.•

While running this software, do not log out of the PC nor shut down the PC. Otherwise, operation of this •

software may become unstable.

Do not use other applications, especially heavy load types, while this software is running. Otherwise, the •

CPU overload and the shortage of resources will cause malfunction and insufﬁcient performance.

When no sound card is installed, the buzzer will not sound at an alarm/error occurrence. The audio trans-•

mission/reception function is also unavailable.

Use of 2-byte characters for a user name causes installation failure. Create a user name with 1-byte alpha-•

numeric characters and perform installation.

This software is not compatible with Windows XP mode for Microsoft•

SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP4 (when using Windows Vista / Windows

Windows® 7.

Recommended camera settings when monitoring MPEG-4 or H.264 images

Set the "Max bit rate (per 1 client)" setting of the camera as below according to the PC in use. When the set values for "Max bit rate (per 1 client)" is larger than the value below, this software may not work correctly. In this case, terminate this software forcibly, and then set an appropriate bit rate.

■ When monitoring MPEG-4 images (VGA)

CPU Recommended bit rate

CoreTM i5-2400 2048 kbps (30 fps)

Intel

* "Normal" shall be selected for the image quality of the camera.

■ When monitoring H.264 images (VGA)

CPU Recommended bit rate

CoreTM i5-2400 1536 kbps (30 fps)

Intel

■ When adding the license for WV-ASE202 and displaying images on a 64-screen (QVGA)

CPU Recommended bit rate

CoreTM i7-2600 1024 kbps (30 fps)

Intel

Trademarks and registered trademarks

Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista, Internet Explorer and DirectX are either registered trademarks or trade-•

marks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Intel, Pentium and Intel Core are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the United •

States and other countries.

Adobe, Adobe logos, and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems •

Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

All other trademarks identiﬁed herein are the property of their respective owners.•

Abbreviations

These are descriptions of the basic terms used in these operating instructions. Microsoft® Windows Vista® Business SP2 (32-bit) and Microsoft® Windows Vista® Business SP2 (64-bit) are described as Windows Vista. Microsoft described as Windows 7. Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro (32-bit) and Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit) are described as Windows 8.

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

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.

Live image

Indicates live images from the camera.

Group display

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

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.

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.

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".

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.

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.

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.

Operation flow

To run the operation software, do the following in advance.

Installation of this software

➜ ➜ ➜ ➜ ➜ ➜ ➜ ➜

Startup the setup software

Obtainment of license

("Registration Key") (☞ Activation Key Card)

Registration of the license

("Registration Key")

Settings relating to the system

(☞ page 19)

Settings relating to the device

management (☞ page 23)

Settings relating to the user management

(☞ page 53)

z Install this software. Refer to the "Installation" sec-

tion (☞ page 14) for further information.

x Start the setup software. Refer to the "Start/exit

the setup software" section (☞ page 16) for further information.

c Obtain the "Registration Key" by following the

instructions on the provided Activation Key Card.

v Register the "Registration Key" of this software.

Refer to steps 2 - 5 of the "Start/exit the setup software" section (☞ page 16) for further information.

Important:

Be sure to perform the registration procedure on • the PC in use. To use the demo edition (available for 90 days), it is required to register the "Registration Key" of the demo edition. Refer to the Readme.txt on the provided CD-ROM for further information.

Settings relating to the cameras

(☞ page 62)

Settings relating to the window

(☞ page 69)

Settings relating to the face search

(☞ page 74)

Settings relating to the event action

(☞ page 80)

Settings relating to the communication

(☞ page 83)

Settings relating to the controller

(☞ page 85)

Settings relating to the maintenance

(☞ page 94)

Settings relating to the license registration

(☞ page 109)

Setup software ended.

Exceptional settings for the firewall

b Configure the settings required to run this soft-

ware.

Note:

When a message window is displayed by clicking • the button on the window, refer to the "Displayed messages and solutions" section (☞ page 116) and follow the instructions.

n If necessary, register the "Registration Key" for

the Extension Software WV-ASE201 (option).

m Exit from the setup software. Refer to the "Start/exit the setup software" sec-

tion (☞ page 16) for further information.

, When using the download function or the

Panasonic alarm protocol function (alarm notification, event notification), configure the exceptional settings of Windows Firewall. Refer to the "Exceptional settings of Windows Firewall" section (☞ page 111) for further information.

Close the setup software and start operation

using the operation software.

Start operation

Installation/uninstallation

Installation

Important:

Before installing this software, make sure that no other Panasonic disk recorder management software such •

as WV-AS65, WV-ASM10 or WV-ASM100/ASM100L is installed on the PC.

When the other Panasonic disk recorder management software and this software are on the same PC, oper-

ations of this software will not be covered by the warranty.

When reinstallation is necessary, uninstall the existing software before starting the reinstallation. An over-•

write installation may cause unstable operations. When this software is uninstalled, the setup data of this

software will be deleted. When the setup data is necessary, save the setup data before uninstalling this soft-

ware.

Step 1

Insert the provided CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive on the PC.

Step 2

Double-click "SQLServerSetup.exe" in the folder "1 SQLServer". The installer of "Microsoft "Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Express" (when using Windows 8) will be launched. Install the software by following the instructions displayed on the monitor.

Step 3

Double-click "setup.exe" in the folder "2 Disk Recorder Management Software". The installer of "Disk Recorder Management Software" will be launched. Install the software by following the instructions displayed on the monitor. When installed with the ALL option, the executable files, etc. will be copied on a newly created folder "C:\Program Files\Panasonic\ASM200".

Step 4

Configure the exceptional settings of Windows Firewall. Refer to the "Exceptional settings of Windows Firewall" section (☞ page 109) for further information.

Step 5

Reboot the PC. When completing steps 1 - 5, reboot the PC to complete the installation.

Important:

Before starting operation using the operation software, conﬁgure the settings required to operate the opera-•

tion software, such as user registration, device registration, using the setup software.

SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP4" (when using Windows Vista / Windows 7) or

Uninstallation

Important:

When this software is uninstalled, the setup data of this software will be deleted. When the setup data is •

necessary, save the setup data before uninstalling this software. Refer to the "Save the setup data as a

backup" section (☞ page 105) for how to save the setup data.

The data downloaded from the recorder will not be deleted even when this software is uninstalled.•

Microsoft•

SQL Server® 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Express (when using Windows 8) will not be deleted even when this

software is uninstalled.

When it is necessary to uninstall them after uninstalling this software, uninstall them in the following order. If

a message window is displayed to ask you to exit other applications when uninstalling the software, click

the [Cancel] button to cancel the uninstallation. Uninstall the software again after stopping the respective

services. Refer to the manuals of the operating system in use for how to stop the services.

Step 1

Open "Programs and Features" in "Control Panel".

Step 2

Select "WV-ASM200" from the presently installed programs and click the [Uninstall] button. The uninstall program will be launched and the wizard will be displayed.

SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP4 (when using Windows Vista / Windows 7) or Microsoft®

Step 3

Uninstall the software by following the instructions displayed on the monitor.

Start/exit the setup software

Important:

Registration of the license is required before using •

this software. This software will not work if the

license is not registered.

ing that the network adapter of the PC is enabled.

Step 1

Select "Setup Software" from "start" menu ("start" "All Programs" - "Panasonic" - "WV-ASM200" "Setup Software") or double-click the "Setup Software" icon on the desktop to launch the setup 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 operat- → ing the software just after the installation. Enter "ADMIN" for "User name" and "12345" for "Password" respectively.

Click the [OK] button.

The setup window will be displayed. →

Step 8

Click the [×] button at the top right of the setup window to exit the setup software.

The setup software will be closed. →

Important:

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

"Settings relating to the administrator

[Administrator setup]" section (☞ page 54) for fur-

ther information.

Setup window

When the setup software starts, the setup window will be displayed.

Title bar

Menu buttons

Setup page

Detailed setup page (sub window)

■ Title bar

The title of the setup software will be displayed.

■ Menu buttons

When the menu button is clicked, the respective setup page will be displayed.

■ Setup page

The setup page respective to the clicked menu button will be displayed. When multiple tabs are displayed in the setup page, click the desired tab to display the respective tab page.

■ Detailed setup page (sub window)

When the button on the setup page that leads to the detailed settings is clicked, the detailed setup page will be displayed in the newly opened window (sub window).

Important:

To save and apply the edited settings on the • setup page, it is necessary to click the [Set] button. When the [Set] button is not clicked, the edited settings will not be saved and applied. To save and apply the edited settings on the • detailed setup page, it is necessary to click the [Set] button. When the sub window is closed without clicking the [Set] button, the edited settings will not be saved and applied. When the edited setting is invalid, the setup item • for which the invalid setting is entered/selected will be displayed in red. When there is any setup item displayed in red, correct the invalid setting. Some setup items will be displayed after purchas-• ing the Extension Software WV-ASE201, WV-ASE202, WV-ASE231 and adding the license.

Settings relating to the system

Operating language, date format, time format, maximum number of areas when displaying on a multi-screen, audio, automatic full screen of the operation window and maximum refresh interval can be configured.

Select the operating language, date format, time format, etc. [Basic setup]

Click the [System] button, and then click the [Basic setup] tab to display the "Basic setup" page.

■ Language

Select the operating language. JAPANESE, ENGLISH, FRANÇIS, ESPAÑOL, DEUTSCH, ITALIANO, RUSSIAN, CHINESE Default: ENGLISH

Important:

The language setting will not be applied even •

when the [Set] button is clicked.

To apply the edited language setting, restart this

software.

■ Date format

Select a date format to be displayed from the following. Example: Apr/01/2011 YYYY/MM/DD: 2011/04/01 MM/DD/YYYY: 04/01/2011 Mmm/DD/YYYY: Apr/01/2011 DD/MM/YYYY: 01/04/2011 DD/Mmm/YYYY: 01/Apr/2011 Default: Mmm/DD/YYYY (DD/MM/YYYY when the

software in use is European specification)

Note:

The date format will be applied to the following to •

display time and date.

Status bar • Information display area •

Alarm notiﬁcation message window • Event notiﬁcation message window • (Each) Log list •

Refer to WV-ASM200 Operating Instructions (PDF)

for further information about them.

■ Time format

Select a time format to be displayed from the following. Example: 3 o'clock in the afternoon 12 h: 3:00:00 PM 24 h: 3:00:00 Default: 12h (24h when the software in use is

European specification)

Note:

The time format will be applied to the following to • display time and date.

Status bar • Information display area • Alarm notiﬁcation message window • Error notiﬁcation window • (Each) Log list •

Refer to WV-ASM200 Operating Instructions (PDF)

for further information about them.

■ Operation window (multi-screen) with the

maximum number of areas

Select a multi-screen pattern of the operation window from the following. 1-screen/4-screen/9-screen/16-screen Default: 16-screen

■ After the license for the Extension Software

WV-ASE202 is added, select a setting value from the following.

1-screen/4-screen/9-screen/16-screen/25-screen/36screen/49-screen/64-screen

■ Live window (multi-screen) with the

maximum number of areas (Available after the license for the WV-ASE201 is added)

Select a multi-screen pattern of the live window from the following.

--/1-screen/4-screen/9-screen/16-screen Default: 4-screen

Note:

When not using the live window, select "--".•

■ Live window1 (multi-screen) with the

maximum number of areas (Available after the licenses for the WV-ASE201 and WV-ASE202 are added)

Select a maximum number of areas (multi-screen pattern) of Live window 1 from the following.

--/ 1-screen/ 4-screen/ 9-screen/ 16-screen/ 25-screen/ 36-screen/ 49-screen/ 64-screen Default: 4-screen

■ Live window2 (Available after the licenses

for the WV-ASE201 and WV-ASE202 are added)

Select a maximum number of areas (multi-screen pattern) of Live window 2 from the following.

--/ 1-screen/ 4-screen/ 9-screen/ 16-screen/ 25-screen/ 36-screen/ 49-screen/ 64-screen Default: --

■ Live window4 (Available after the licenses for the WV-ASE201 and WV-ASE202 are added)

Select a maximum number of areas (multi-screen pattern) of Live window 4 from the following.

--/ 1-screen/ 4-screen/ 9-screen/ 16-screen/

25-screen/ 36-screen/ 49-screen/ 64-screen Default: --

■ Audio

Determine whether to use or not use the audio reception/transmission function. ON: Use the audio reception/transmission function. OFF: Not use the audio reception/transmission func-

tion.

Default: OFF

Note:

When receiving images from ASR500, audio • reception/transmission function will not be used even though "ON" is selected.

■ Full screen display when opening the operation window

Select whether or not to automatically provide full screen display of the operation window immediately after logging in. This item is enabled when a group is set as a default screen. ON: Full screen display enabled OFF: Full screen display disabled Default: OFF

■ Image display area

Select how to display the image area. Aspect ratio: The aspect ratio of images will be maintained. Scaling: The displayed images will be enlarged/

reduced in the whole of the image area.

Same size display: The images will be displayed with

the original size without enlargement/reduction.

Default: Aspect ratio

■ Live window3 (Available after the licenses for the WV-ASE201 and WV-ASE202 are added)

Select a maximum number of areas (multi-screen pattern) of Live window 3 from the following.

--/ 1-screen/ 4-screen/ 9-screen/ 16-screen/

25-screen/ 36-screen/ 49-screen/ 64-screen Default: --

Note:

When receiving images from ASR500, • "Aspect ratio" will automatically be applied to display Images in the image display area even if selecting "Scaling" or "Same size display".

■ High-speed playback smooth mode (ND400)

Select whether or not to use the high-speed playback smooth mode. ON: Use OFF: Not use Default: OFF

■ Smooth display (buffering)

Select whether or not to use the buffer for images. ON: Images will temporarily be stored in the PC for

smooth display.

OFF: Images will not be stored in the PC and be dis-

played in real time.

Default: OFF

Note:

The setting will be validated only when using the • operation window in 1-/4-/9-/16-screen. When "ON" is selected, image display delay may • occur.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Set the maximum refresh interval [Performance]

Click the [System] button, and then click the [Performance] tab to display the "Performance" page. Enter a number of images to be refreshed per second.

Note:

Change the value for "JPEG/VGA (Live/Playback)" according to your PC environment. • Intel® CoreTM i5: 240 ips Intel® CoreTM i7: 300 ips (For reference) Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo 2.66 GHz: 160 ips When the resolution is QXGA (2048x1536), SXVGA• maximum refresh interval will be x1/10, x1/4, x2/3 or x4 of the set value.

†1: When "Partial" is selected for the scan mode of NP100x, the resolution will be 960x720.

When displaying on a multi-screen, the set value divided by the number of areas will be the maximum • refresh interval per area of a multi-screen.

When "60 ips" is set for the maximum refresh interval, the maximum refresh interval per area when display-

ing on a 4-screen will be 15 ips. When displaying images directly from the cameras, the camera whose refresh interval (set for "Refresh inter-• val (JPEG)" on the "Camera setup" window (☞ page 28)) is the smallest value among the cameras in use for displaying on a multi-screen will be applied as the maximum refresh interval per area. The actual refresh interval may become slower than the set refresh interval depending on the network envi-• ronment, the settings of the camera and the set maximum refresh interval on the "Performance" page. The maximum refresh interval of MPEG-4 or H.264 images cannot be controlled with this software. Refer to • the "Recommended camera settings when monitoring MPEG-4 or H.264 images" section (☞ page 8) for further information. When a program of the recorder changed the recording rate, images sometimes may not be refreshed • exactly at the set refresh interval. Select the value of 15 ips or less for the live rate for an HD300 (ASM200xHD300 (Live))•

†1

(1280x960), SVGA (800x600), QVGA (320x240), the

■ JPEG/VGA (Live/Playback)

Enter a number among the following for the maximum refresh interval for the whole system when displaying JPEG images of VGA size (640x480) from the HD300. 1 ips - 300 ips Default: 100 ips

Note:

When receiving images from ASR500, images will • be displayed at the image refresh rate of the camera or the recorder.

■ HD300 (Live)

Enter a number among the following for the maximum refresh interval for the whole system when displaying live images from the HD300. 1 ips - 15 ips Default: 5 ips

■ [Set] button

The configured settings will be saved.

Settings relating to the device management

Devices can be registered and information of the registered devices can be edited or deleted. Refer to the "System specifications" section (☞ page 4) for number of the devices that can be registered.

Register a recorder [Basic setup]

Step 1

Click the [Device mng.] button.

The "Basic setup" page of "Device mng." will be → displayed.

Step 2

Click the [Recorder] tab.

The "Registered device" window of the recorder → will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Basic setup" page.

■ Registered device

Titles, model numbers and addresses of the registered recorders will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of device

Number of the registered recorders will be displayed.

■ [Add...] button

The "Device registration" window will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Device registration" window of the recorder selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The recorder selected from the list will be deleted.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of encoder registration.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Device registration" window.

■ Address

Enter the IP address of the recorder. Enter up to 255 alphanumeric characters for the address.

■ HTTP port number

Enter a number from 1 to 65535 for the HTTP port number. Default: 80

Note:

The default HTTP port number set for ASR500 is • "22609". When using without changing the default, change to "22609" from "80".

■ Use a proxy server

Determine whether to use a proxy server to connect the recorder or not. ON: Use a proxy server OFF: Not use a proxy server Default: OFF

Important:

When displaying images directly from cameras, • live images will be received without using a proxy server.

Note:

The proxy server address can be set on the [Basic • setup] tab of the "Comm" page (☞ page 83).

■ Administrator name

Enter the administrator name registered in the recorder. Enter 4 - 14 alphanumeric characters for the administrator name. Default: ADMIN

Note:

It is impossible to use the following administrator • names: administrator, guest, operator, users, nogroup, shutdown, shadow, hdusers. After downloading the device information, when • the device is recognized as the HD300, it becomes impossible to enter this item.

■ Password

Enter the administrator password registered in the recorder. The entered password will be displayed as "*". Enter 4 - 8 alphanumeric characters for the password. Default: 12345

Note:

The default password set for ASR500 is • "admin256". When using without changing the default, change to "admin256" from "12345".

■ Device title

Enter the recorder title. Enter up to 16 characters. The following characters are unavailable for the recorder title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~

■ FTP port number

Enter a number from 1 to 65535 for the FTP port number. Default: 21

Important:

It is necessary to make the selected port number • available when "Windows Firewall" Windows Vista or Windows 7 is on. Refer to the "Exceptional settings of Windows Firewall" section (☞ page 111) for how to make the selected port number available. When using ASR500, it is impossible to specify • the FTP port number.

■ Internet mode (over HTTP)

Select this item when receiving MPEG-4 or H.264 images via the Internet. It is possible to transmit MPEG-4 or H.264 images while maintaining the same setting of the broadband router as that when transmitting JPEG images. ON: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the HTTP port.

OFF: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the UDP port.

Default: OFF

Important:

It is possible to select this item when the record-• ing in use is the ND400 (Version 2.40 or later), the HD600 (Version 2.04 or later) or the NV200 (Version 1.04 or later). When "ON" is selected for "Internet mode (over • HTTP)", all the current image sources will be changed to the recorder.

■ [Start...] button

Device information will be downloaded based on the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number" and "Use a proxy server".

■ Model

The model number contained in the downloaded recorder information will be displayed. "Unknown" will be displayed when recorder information is not downloaded yet.

Note:

When using ASR500, MPEG-4 or H.264 images • with audio will be received using the UDP port.

■ Time zone

Select the time zone of the place where the recorder is installed. Time zone can be selected only when the device in use is ASR500. Default: Time zone set for the PC.

■ [Setup...] button

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. The [Setup...] button will be unavailable until recorder information is downloaded.

Important:

Make sure that the settings on the "NW Camera • Setup" page of the setup menu of the recorder are completed before downloading the recorder information. When the recorder is not conﬁgured correctly, downloading of the recorder information may be impossible. When the settings of the setup menu of the • recorder are edited, download the recorder information again.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

Complete the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number", "Use a proxy server", "Administrator name" and "Password".

Step 6

Click the [OK] button.

The downloading status window will be displayed. → To cancel downloading the recorder information, click the [Cancel] button on the displayed downloading status window.

Step 5

Click the [Start...] button.

Step 7

The message window will be displayed when download process ended.

The confirmation window will be displayed.

Click the [OK] button.1.

The conﬁrmation window will close. →

Go to step 8.2.

The error message window will be displayed.

Confirm the content of the message indicated in 1. the window.

Note:

Check if the entered device information is correct. • When the information has been edited correctly, the connected device or the version of the connected device may not be compatible with this software. Refer to the "Compatible devices" section (☞ page 5) for further information. Refer to the "When the [Start...] button on the • setup page of "Device mng." is clicked” section (☞ page 118) for further information about the displayed messages and solutions.

Click the [OK] button.2.

The error window will close. →

Step 9

Click the [Setup...] button.

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. →

When the device registration will be displayed 3. again, confirm the settings.

Then, download the device information again.4.

Step 8

Complete the setting of "Device title" and "FTP port number".

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Camera setup" window.

■ [Camera CH] tabs

Click the tab to change the setup page.

Important:

When using ASR500 and even 64 or more camera • channels are registered in ASR 500 as in the example below, only 64 camera channels of them can be registered in this software. Make sure that the number of the camera channels to be registered are 64 or less.

Example) Register a single GXE500 and 63 cam-

eras to use the total of 67 channels.

Note:

The displayed tab varies with recorders.• When the recorder in use is the HD300 or the • HD600, this tab will not be displayed. When the recorder in use is the NV200, the tabs • for up to 32 channels will be displayed, but it is impossible to edit the unused or invalid channels.

■ CH

The camera channel numbers will be displayed.

■ Title

The camera titles contained in the downloaded recorder information will be displayed. The displayed titles can be edited. Enter up to 24 characters for the title. The following characters are unavailable for the camera title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~

Note:

If these unavailable characters are used for the • camera title on the HD600 or NV200, they will be replaced with spaces.

■ Model

The model numbers of the cameras contained in the downloaded recorder information will be displayed. "--" will be displayed for the camera channel for which no camera is set.

Note:

If the camera has been registered on the NV200, • "WV-" or "WJ-" of the model number will be abbreviated .

■ Type

Indicates the type and the corresponding icon of the camera obtained from the recorder. There are 16 types: Dome camera 1, Dome camera 2, Dome camera 3, Dome camera 4, Dome camera 5, Dome camera 6, Dome camera 7, Dome camera 8, Dome camera 9, Dome camera10, Stationary camera 1, Stationary camera 2, Stationary camera 3, Stationary camera 4, Fisheye camera 1, Fisheye camera 2. Default: Differs depending on the model number of

the camera when the recorder in use is NV200. When the recorder in use is the ND400, the type will be "Dome camera 1", "Stationary camera 1", "Fisheye camera 1" or "Fisheye camera 2".

When another network disk recorder is used,

"Dome camera 1" or "Stationary camera 1" will be indicated. When the recorder in use is the HD300 or the HD600, "Dome camera 1" will be indicated.

Note:

The camera icon registered in the map will not • change even when the camera type is changed.

■ Live image source

Select whether to display live images directly from the cameras or through the recorder by selecting "Camera" or "Recorder". Recorder: It is possible to view live images through

the recorder.

Camera: It is possible to view live images directly

from the camera. It is necessary to register the cameras on the recorder even if "Camera" is selected. Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for how to register the cameras.

Default: When the camera in use is compatible with

the direct image reception function, the default is "Camera". When the camera in use is not compatible with the direct image reception function, the default is "Recorder".

Note:

When "Camera" is selected, live images from the • camera can be displayed even when "OFF" is selected for "LIVE VIDEO" of the setup menu of the recorder. A message window may be displayed if "Camera" • is selected. Refer to the "When the live image source is selected on the "Camera setup" window" section (☞ page 119) for further information about the displayed messages and solutions.

■ Compression

Select the image compression type of the camera. The image compression type can be selected only when using an MPEG-4 or H.264 camera and "Camera" is selected for "Live image source". M-JPEG: Live images will be displayed in the

M-JPEG format.

MPEG-4: Live images will be displayed in the

MPEG-4 format.

H.264: Live images will be displayed in the H.264 for-

mat.

Default: Indicates the setting configured on the

recorder. Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for how to configure the compression type of the camera on the recorder.

■ Resolution (JPEG)

Select the resolution from the following. The resolution setting can be configured only when "Camera" is selected for "Live image source" and "M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression". Auto†1: Images whose resolution is VGA (640x480)

will automatically be fit into the area when displaying on a 1-screen or a 4-screen. Images whose resolution is QVGA (320x240) will automatically be fit into the area when displaying on a 9-screen or a 16-screen.

QVGA: Images whose resolution is QVGA (320x240)

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

QVGA/ 320x180: Images whose resolution is QVGA

(320x240, 320x180 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

VGA: Images whose resolution is VGA (640x480) will

automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

VGA/ 640×360/ 800×600: Images whose resolution is

VGA (640×480, 640x360 in the 16:9 mode, 800x600 in the 4:3 (800x600) mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

800x600: Images whose resolution is 800x600 will

automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1280×960†2: Images whose resolution is 1280x960

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1280×960/ 1280×720: Images whose resolution is

1280x960 (1280×720 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1920×1080†3: Images whose resolution is 1920x1080

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

2048×1536

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

Default: When "Camera" is selected for "Live image

source" and "M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression", "Auto" is the default. When the selected parameters for "Live image source" and "Compression" are other than "Camera" and "M-JPEG" respectively, "--" is the default.

†1: When the image capture mode of NP502 or

NW502 is 3 megapixels or more, images whose resolution is VGA will be displayed regardless of the screen pattern.

When the image capture mode of a Fisheye cam-

era is 3 megapixels or more, images whose resolution is 2048x1536 will be displayed regardless of the screen pattern.

†2: When "Partial" is selected for the scan mode of

NP100x, the resolution will be 960x720.

†3 When the image capture mode is not 2 megapix-

els (in the 16:9 mode), 3 megapixels (in the 16:9 mode), 2M Double Panorama (in the 16:9 mode) or 2M Panorama (in the 16:9 mode), the image will not be displayed in the resolution set for the camera or an error may occur.

†4 When the image capture mode is not 3 megapix-

els (in the 4:3 mode) or 3M Fisheye (in the 4:3 mode), the image will not be displayed in the resolution set for the camera or an error may occur.

†4

: Images whose resolution is 2048x1536

■ Refresh interval (JPEG)

Determine the refresh interval of the camera (number of images to be refreshed per second). The refresh interval setting can be configured only when "Camera" is selected for "Live image source" and "M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression". Auto/0.1 ips/0.2 ips/0.3 ips/0.5 ips/1 ips/2 ips/3 ips/ 5 ips/10 ips/15 ips/All When "Auto" is selected, an appropriate refresh interval will be applied according to the value set for "JPEG/VGA (Live/Playback)" on the "Performance" page. When "All" is selected, the refresh interval will be "30 ips". Default: When "Camera" is selected for "Live image

Note:

"0.1 ips", "0.2 ips", "0.3 ips" and "0.5 ips" may be • unavailable depending on the model of the camera. The actual refresh interval may become slower • than the set refresh interval depending on the network environment, the settings of the camera and the set maximum refresh interval on the "Performance" page. Refer to the "Set the maximum refresh interval • [Performance]" section (☞ page 22) for how to set the maximum refresh interval.

■ Stream type (H.264/MPEG-4)

Select the stream type from the following. The stream type setting can be set only when "Camera" is selected for "Live image source" and "H.264" or "MPEG-4" is selected for "Compression". Auto: Apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for the stream type

when displaying images on a 1-screen. Apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for the stream type when displaying images on a 4-screen, 9-screen or 16-screen.

H.264/MPEG-4(1): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for

the stream type.

H.264/MPEG-4(2): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for

the stream type.

Default: H.264/MPEG-4(1)

Note:

Refer to the operating instructions of the camera • in use for how to conﬁgure the settings for the steam type of "H.264/MPEG-4(1)" and "H.264/ MPEG-4(2)". When selecting "AUTO", it is possible to eliminate • the network bandwidth and lower the CPU load of the PC by performing the settings of H.264/ MPEG-4 (1) for 1-screen display or by performing the settings of H.264/MPEG-4 (2) for multi-screen display.

■ Internet mode (over HTTP)

Select which of the HTTP or UDP port is used when receiving MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio when "Camera" is selected for "Live image source". ON: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the HTTP port.

OFF: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the UDP port.

Default: "OFF" when "Camera" is selected for "Live

image source" and "- -" otherwise

Note:

It is impossible to use this mode when the cam-• eras in use are WV-NP244, WV-NP1000/NP1004, WV-NS202, WV-NS202A, WV-NF284, WV-NW484, WV-NS950/NS954, WV-NW960/ NW964, WV-NP304, WV-NF302. If "ON" is selected for "Internet mode (over • HTTP)", the following dialog box will be displayed when the [OK] button is clicked. When the Internet mode is used, select "ON" for "Internet mode (over HTTP)" on the cameras.

■ Auto track

Select whether to trace the route set in advance automatically when "Camera" is selected for "Live image source". ON: Trace the route automatically. OFF: Not trace the route automatically. Default: --

Note:

This mode is available only when the camera in • use is WV-SC386 or WV-SW396. When "ON" is selected for "Auto track", the "+" • mark will be displayed while panning/tilting is being controlled using the WV-CU950 and the lock-on function will work by pressing the top button. Auto track is unavailable while panning/tilting is • being controlled.

■ Address

The address of the camera contained in the downloaded recorder information will be displayed.

Note:

When the Internet mode is used, images may not • be displayed correctly unless the address is changed to what can be accessed from the Internet.

■ Live video resolution(1-screen)

Select the resolution of live images on a 1-screen from the following. REC resolution: Live images are transmitted with the

resolution applied at the time of recording. QVGA: Live images are transmitted in the QVGA size. Default: REC resolution

■ Live video resolution(4-screen)

Select the resolution of live images on a 4-screen from the following. REC resolution: Live images are transmitted with the

resolution applied at the time of recording. QVGA: Live images are transmitted in the QVGA size. Default: QVGA

Note:

Refer to the operating instructions of the HD600 •

for further information about the settings of trans-

mission (such as the transmission rate and the

image quality) when "REC resolution" or "QVGA"

is selected.

Sometimes, live images may not be displayed •

even when the transmission rate of the recorder is

too low.

While live images are being displayed in

sequence, select "QVGA" for "Live video

resolution(1-screen)" and "Live video resolution(4-

screen)".

■ [OK] button

The "Camera setup" window will be closed.

Step 10

Click the [OK] button after completing the settings.

The "Camera setup" window will close. →

Note:

The edited settings will not be saved and applied •

even when the "Camera setup" window is closed

by clicking the [OK] button. To save and apply the

settings, click the [Set] button on the "Device reg-

istration" window after closing the "Camera

setup" window.

Step 11

Click the [Set] button on the "Device registration" window.

The "Device registration" window will close and →

the settings will be saved and applied. The regis-

tered recorder will be displayed in the list of the

registered device.

Edit the registered recorder information [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" window of the recorder. (☞ page 23)

Step 2

Select the recorder whose information is to be edited, and then click the [Edit...] button. The "Device registration" window will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register a recorder [Basic setup]" section (☞ page 23) for further information.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the registered recorder [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" window of the recorder. (☞ page 23)

Step 2

Select the recorder to be deleted.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The device information will be deleted. →

Register an encoder [Basic setup]

Step 1

Click the [Device mng.] button.

The "Registered device" window will be dis- → played.

Step 2

Click the [Encoder] tab.

The "Registered device" window of the encoder → will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Registered device" window of the encoder.

■ Registered device

Titles, model numbers and addresses of the registered encoders will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of device

Number of the registered encoders will be displayed.

■ [Add...] button

Click this button to display the "Device registration" window.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Device registration" window of the encoder selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The encoder selected from the list will be deleted.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of encoder registration.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Device registration" window of the encoder.

■ Address

Enter the IP address of the encoder. Enter up to 255 alphanumeric characters.

■ HTTP port number

Enter a number among the following for the HTTP port number. 1 - 65535 Default: 80

■ Use a proxy server

Determine whether to use or not use a proxy server to connect the encoder. ON: Use a proxy server OFF: Not use a proxy server Default: OFF

Note:

The proxy server address can be set on the [Basic •

setup] tab of the "Comm" page (☞ page 83).

■ Administrator name

Enter the administrator name registered in the encoder. Enter 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters for the administrator name. Default: admin

■ Password

Enter the administrator password registered in the encoder. The entered password will be displayed as "*". Enter 4 - 32 alphanumeric characters for the password. Default: 12345

■ [Setup...] button

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. The [Setup...] button will be unavailable until encoder information is downloaded.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

■ [Start...] button

Device information will be downloaded based on the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number" and "Use a proxy server".

■ Model

The model number of the encoder contained in the device information downloaded from the encoder will be displayed. "Unknown" will be displayed when encoder information is not downloaded yet.

■ Device title

Enter the encoder title. Enter up to 16 characters. The following characters are unavailable for the encoder title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~

■ Internet mode (over HTTP)

Select which of the HTTP or UDP port is used when receiving MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio. ON: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the HTTP port. OFF: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the UDP port. Default: OFF

Complete the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number", "Use a proxy server", "Administrator name" and "Password".

This mode is available only when the encoder in use is GXE500. If "ON" is selected for "Internet mode (over HTTP)", the following dialog box will be displayed when the [Set] button is clicked. When the Internet mode is used, select "ON" for "Internet mode (over HTTP)" on the encoders.

Step 5

Step 7

Click the [Start...] button.

Important:

When the settings of the setup menu of the •

encoder are edited, download the encoder infor-

mation again.

The message window will be displayed when download process ended.

Click the [OK] button.1.

The conﬁrmation window will close. →

Go to step 8.2.

Confirm the content of the message indicated in 1. the window.

Step 6

Click the [OK] button.

The downloading status window will be displayed. → To cancel downloading the encoder information, click the [Cancel] button on the "Now downloading..." window.

Note:

Click the [OK] button.2.

The error window will close. →

When the device registration will be displayed 3. again, confirm the settings.

Then, download the device information again.4.

Step 8

Enter for "Device title".

Step 9

Click the [Setup...] button.

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. →

■ CH

The camera channel numbers will be displayed.

■ Title

Enter the camera title. When editing the camera title, enter up to 16 characters. The following characters are unavailable for the camera title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ Default: Camera channel number

■ Type

Indicates the type and the corresponding icon of the camera. There are 16 types: Dome camera 1, Dome camera 2, Dome camera 3, Dome camera 4, Dome camera 5, Dome camera 6, Dome camera 7, Dome camera 8, Dome camera 9, Dome camera10, Stationary camera 1, Stationary camera 2, Stationary camera 3, Stationary camera 4, Fisheye camera 1, Fisheye camera 2. Default: Dome camera 1

Note:

The camera icon registered in the map will not • change even when the camera type is changed.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Camera setup" window of the encoder.

■ Compression

Select the image compression method from the following. M-JPEG: Live images will be displayed in the

M-JPEG format.

MPEG-4: Live images will be displayed in the

MPEG-4 format.

H.264: Live images will be displayed in the H.264 for-

mat.

Default: "H.264" when the encoder in use supports

the H.264 format "MPEG-4" when the encoder in use does not support the H.264 format

■ Resolution (JPEG)

Select the resolution from the following. The resolution setting can be configured only when "M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression". Auto: Images whose resolution is VGA (640x480) will

automatically be fit into the area when displaying on a 1-screen or a 4-screen. Images whose resolution is QVGA (320x240) will automatically be fit into the area when displaying on a 9-screen or a 16-screen.

QVGA/ 320x180: Images whose resolution is QVGA

(320x240, 320x180 in the 16:9 mode) will auto-

matically be fit into the area regardless of the

screen pattern. VGA/ 640x360: Images whose resolution is VGA

(640x480, 640x360 in the 16:9 mode) will auto-

matically be fit into the area regardless of the

screen pattern. Default: When "M-JPEG" is selected for

"Compression", "Auto" is the default.

When "Compression" is other than "M-JPEG",

"--" is the default.

■ Refresh interval (JPEG)

Determine the refresh interval of the camera (number of images to be refreshed per second). The refresh interval setting can be configured only when "M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression". Auto/0.1 ips/0.2 ips/0.3 ips/0.5 ips/1 ips/2 ips/3 ips/ 5 ips/10 ips/15 ips/All When "Auto" is selected, an appropriate refresh interval will be applied according to the value set for "JPEG/VGA (Live/Playback)" on the "Performance" page. When "All" is selected, the refresh interval will be "30 ips". Default: When "M-JPEG" is selected for

"Compression", "Auto" is the default.

When "Compression" is other than "M-JPEG",

"--" is the default.

Note:

Refer to the operating instructions of the encoder • in use for how to conﬁgure the settings for the steam type of "H.264/MPEG-4(1)" and "H.264/ MPEG-4(2)".

■ [OK] button

Click this button to close the "Camera setup" window.

Step 10

Click the [OK] button after completing the settings.

The "Camera setup" window will close. →

Note:

The edited settings will not be saved and applied • even when the "Camera setup" window is closed by clicking the [OK] button. To save and apply the settings, click the [Set] button on the "Device registration" window after closing the "Camera setup" window.

Step 11

Click the [Set] button on the "Device registration" window.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied. The registered encoder will be displayed in the list of the registered devices.

Note:

The actual refresh interval may become slower •

than the set refresh interval depending on the net-

work environment, the settings of the camera and

the set maximum refresh interval on the

"Performance" page.

Refer to the "Set the maximum refresh interval •

[Performance]" section (☞ page 22) for how to set

the maximum refresh interval.

■ Stream type (H.264/MPEG-4)

Select the stream type from the following. The stream type setting can be set only when "H.264" or "MPEG-4" is selected for "Compression" on the encoder supporting the H.264 format. H.264/MPEG-4(1): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for

the stream type. H.264/MPEG-4(2): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for

the stream type. Default: H.264/MPEG-4(1)

Edit the registered encoder information [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" window of the encoder. (☞ page 32)

Step 2

Select the encoder whose information is to be edited from the list of the registered devices, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register an encoder [Basic setup]" section (☞ page 32) for further information.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the registered encoder [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" window of the encoder. (☞ page 32)

Step 2

Select the encoder to be deleted from the list of the registered devices.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The device information of the selected encoder → will be deleted.

Register a camera [Basic setup]

Step 1

Click the [Device mng.] button.

The "Registered device" window will be dis- → played.

Step 2

Click the [Camera] tab.

The "Registered device" window of the camera → will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Registered device" window of the camera.

■ Registered device

Titles, model numbers and addresses of the registered cameras will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of device

Number of the registered cameras will be displayed.

■ [Add...] button

Click this button to display the "Device registration" window.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Device registration" window of the camera selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The camera selected from the list will be deleted.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of camera registration.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Device registration" window of the camera.

■ Address

Enter the IP address of the camera. Enter up to 255 alphanumeric characters.

■ HTTP port number

Enter a number among the following for the HTTP port number. 1 - 65535 Default: 80

■ Use a proxy server

Determine whether to use or not use a proxy server to connect the camera. ON: Use a proxy server OFF: Not use a proxy server Default: OFF

Note:

The proxy server address can be set on the [Basic •

setup] tab of the "Comm" page (☞ page 83).

OFF: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the UDP port.

Default: OFF

■ Administrator name

Enter the administrator name registered in the camera. Enter 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters for the administrator name. Default: admin

■ Password

Enter the administrator password registered in the camera. The entered password will be displayed as "*". Enter 4 - 32 alphanumeric characters for the password. Default: 12345

■ [Start...] button

Device information will be downloaded based on the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number" and "Use a proxy server".

■ Model

The model number of the camera contained in the device information downloaded from the camera will be displayed. "Unknown" will be displayed when camera information is not downloaded yet.

Note:

■ [Setup...] button

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. The [Setup...] button will be unavailable until camera information is downloaded.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

■ Auto track

Select whether to trace the route set in advance automatically. ON: Trace the route automatically. OFF: Not trace the route automatically. Default: OFF

Note:

This mode is available only when the camera in •

use is WV-SC386 or WV-SW396.

When "ON" is selected for "Auto track", the "+" •

mark will be displayed while panning/tilting is

being controlled using the WV-CU950 and the

lock-on function will work by pressing the top but-

ton.

Auto track is unavailable while panning/tilting is •

being controlled.

■ Internet mode (over HTTP)

Select which of the HTTP or UDP port is used when receiving MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio. ON: Receive MPEG-4 or H.264 images with audio

using the HTTP port.

Step 4

Complete the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number", "Use a proxy server", "Administrator name" and "Password".

Step 5

Click the [Start...] button.

Click the [OK] button.1.

The conﬁrmation window will close. →

When the information has been downloaded from 2. a stationary camera or PTZ camera, proceed to Step 8-1.

When the information has been downloaded from

a Fisheye camera, proceed to Step 8-2.

Important:

When the settings of the setup menu of the cam-•

era are edited, download the camera information

again.

Step 6

Click the [OK] button.

The downloading status window will be displayed. → To cancel downloading the camera information, click the [Cancel] button on the displayed downloading status window.

Click the [OK] button on the error message win-1. dow and check if the information on the "Device registration" window has been edited correctly.

Note:

Step 7

The message window will be displayed when download process ended.

Click the [OK] button.2.

The error window will close. →

When the device registration will be displayed 3. again, confirm the settings.

Then, download the device information again.4.

Step 8-1

Click the [Setup...] button.

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Camera setup" window of the camera.

■ Title

Enter the camera title. When editing the camera title, enter up to 16 characters. The following characters are unavailable for the camera title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ Default: 1

■ Type

the camera.

Note:

The camera icon registered in the map will not •

change even when the camera type is changed.

■ Compression

Select the image compression type of the camera. Only the MPEG-4 or H.264 cameras can be selected. M-JPEG: Live images will be displayed in the

M-JPEG format. MPEG-4: Live images will be displayed in the

MPEG-4 format. H.264: Live images will be displayed in the H.264 for-

mat.

Default: "H.264" when the camera in use supports the

H.264 format. When the camera in use is an MPEG-4 camera, the default is "MPEG-4". When the camera in use is not an MPEG-4 or H.264 camera, the default is "M-JPEG".

Note:

Change the image compression type according to • the setting of the camera in use.

■ Resolution (JPEG)

Select the resolution from the following. The resolution setting can be configured only when

"M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression".

Auto†1: Images whose resolution is VGA (640x480)

QVGA: Images whose resolution is QVGA (320x240)

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

QVGA/ 320x180: Images whose resolution is QVGA

(320x240, 320x180 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

VGA: Images whose resolution is VGA (640x480) will

automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

VGA/ 640x360: Images whose resolution is VGA

(640x480, 640x360 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

VGA/ 640×360/ 800×600: Images whose resolution is

VGA (640x480, 640x360 in the 16:9 mode, 800x600 in the 4:3 (800x600) mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

800x600: Images whose resolution is 800x600 will

automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1280×960†2: Images whose resolution is 1280x960

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1280×960/ 1280×720: Images whose resolution is

1280x960 (1280x720 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1920×1080†3: Images whose resolution is 1920x1080

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

2048×1536†4: Images whose resolution is 2048x1536

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

Default: When "M-JPEG" is selected for

"Compression", "Auto" is the default. When "Compression" is other than "M-JPEG", "--" is the default.

†1: When the image capture mode of NP502 or

NW502 is 3 megapixels or more, images whose

resolution is VGA will be displayed regardless of

the screen pattern. When the image capture mode of a Fisheye cam-

era is 3 megapixels or more, images whose reso-

lution is 2048x1536 will be displayed regardless of

the screen pattern. †2: When "Partial" is selected for the scan mode of

NP100x, the resolution will be 960x720. †3: When the image capture mode is not 2 megapix-

els (in the 16:9 mode), 3 megapixels (in the 16:9

mode), 2M Double Panorama (in the 16:9 mode)

or 2M Panorama (in the 16:9 mode), the image will

not be displayed in the resolution set for the cam-

era or an error may occur. †4: When the image capture mode is not 3 megapix-

els (in the 4:3 mode) or 3M Fisheye (in the 4:3

mode), the image will not be displayed in the reso-

lution set for the camera or an error may occur.

■ Refresh interval (JPEG)

"Compression", "Auto" is the default.

When "Compression" is other than "M-JPEG",

"--" is the default.

■ Stream type (H.264/MPEG-4)

Select the stream type from the following. The stream type setting can be set only when "H.264" or "MPEG-4" is selected for "Compression" on the camera supporting the H.264 format. Auto: Apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for the stream type

when displaying images on a 1-screen. Apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for the stream type when displaying images on a 4-screen, 9-screen or 16-screen.

H.264/MPEG-4(1): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for

the stream type.

H.264/MPEG-4(2): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for

the stream type.

Default: H.264/MPEG-4(1)

Note:

■ [OK] button

Click this button to close the "Camera setup" window.

Step 8-2

Click the [Setup...] button.

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. →

Note:

"0.1 ips", "0.2 ips", "0.3 ips" and "0.5 ips" may be •

unavailable depending on the model of the cam-

era.

The actual refresh interval may become slower •

than the set refresh interval depending on the net-

work environment, the settings of the camera and

the set maximum refresh interval on the

"Performance" page.

Refer to the "Set the maximum refresh interval •

[Performance]" section (☞ page 22) for how to set

the maximum refresh interval.

The details are as follows.

■ Quad streams

Determine whether to use or not use the Quad streams. The Quad streams is the function to calibrate the distortion of four fish-eye images in the ratio of 4:3 and allocate them to each stream number to display in the H.264 format. To activate this mode, it is necessary to select "VGA Quad streams" for the image capture mode of the camera in use. ON: Use the Quad streams. OFF: Not to use the Quad streams. Default: OFF

Note:

Change the stream mode according to the setting •

of the camera in use.

■ Title

Enter the camera title. When editing the camera title, enter up to 16 characters. The following characters are unavailable for the camera title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ Default: 1

■ Type

the camera.

■ Compression

Select the image compression type of the camera. The image compression type setting can be configured only when "OFF" is selected for "Quad streams". M-JPEG: Live images will be displayed in the

M-JPEG format. H.264: Live images will be displayed in the H.264 for-

mat. Default: "H.264" when the camera in use supports the

H.264 format.

Note:

Change the stream mode according to the setting •

of the camera in use.

■ Resolution (JPEG)

Select the resolution from the following. The resolution setting can be configured only when "OFF" is selected for "Quad streams". In addition, it is necessary to select "M-JPEG" for "Compression".

†1

Auto

: Images whose resolution is VGA (640 x 480) will automatically be fit into the area when displaying on a 1-screen or a 4-screen. Images whose resolution is QVGA (320 x 240) will automatically be fit into the area when displaying on a 9-screen or a 16-screen.

QVGA/ 320x180: Images whose resolution is QVGA

(320x240, 320x180 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

VGA/ 640x360: Images whose resolution is VGA

(640x480, 640x360 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1280×960/1280×720: Images whose resolution is

1280x960 (1280x720 in the 16:9 mode) will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

1920×1080†2: Images whose resolution is 1920x1080

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

2048×1536†3: Images whose resolution is 2048x1536

will automatically be fit into the area regardless of the screen pattern.

Default: When "M-JPEG" is selected for

"Compression", "Auto" is the default.

When "Compression" is other than "M-JPEG",

"--" is the default.

†1 When the image capture mode is "3M Fisheye

[4:3]", the image will be displayed in the resolution of 2048×1536 regardless of the screen pattern.

†2 When the image capture mode is not "2M Double

Panorama [16:9]" or "2M Panorama [16:9]”, the image will not be displayed in the resolution set for the camera or an error may occur.

†3 When the image capture mode is not "3M Fisheye

[4:3]", the error message will be displayed.

■ Refresh interval (JPEG)

When "Auto" is selected, an appropriate refresh interval will be applied according to the value set for "JPEG/VGA (Live/Playback)" on the "Performance" page. When "All" is selected, the refresh interval will be "30 ips". Default: When "M-JPEG" is selected for "Compression", "Auto" is the default. When "Compression" is other than "M-JPEG", "--" is the default.

Note:

The actual refresh interval may become slower • than the set refresh interval depending on the network environment, the settings of the camera and the set maximum refresh interval on the "Performance" page. Refer to the "Set the maximum refresh interval • [Performance]" section (☞ page 22) for how to set the maximum refresh interval.

■ Stream type (H.264/MPEG-4)

Select the stream type from the following. The stream type can be configured only when "H.264" is selected for "Compression". Auto: Apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for the stream type

when displaying images on a 1-screen. Apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for the stream type when displaying images on a 4-screen, 9-screen or 16-screen.

H.264/MPEG-4(1): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(1) for

the stream type.

H.264/MPEG-4(2): Always apply H.264/MPEG-4(2) for

the stream type.

Default: H.264/MPEG-4(1)

■ Channel title

Enter the channel title of each camera. The channel title setting can be changed only when "ON" is selected for "Quad streams". When editing the channel title, enter up to 16 characters. The following characters are unavailable for the camera title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ Default: Channel number

■ [OK] button

Click this button to close the "Camera setup" window.

Step 9

Click the [OK] button after completing the settings.

The "Camera setup" window will close. →

Note:

The edited settings will not be saved and applied • even when the "Camera setup" window is closed by clicking the [OK] button. To save and apply the settings, click the [Set] but-• ton on the "Device registration" window after closing the "Camera setup" window.

Step 10

Click the [Set] button on the "Device registration" window.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied. The registered camera will be displayed in the list of the registered devices.

Note:

Edit the registered camera information [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" page of the camera. (☞ page 39)

Step 2

Select the camera whose information is to be edited from the list of the registered devices, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register a camera [Basic setup]" section (☞ page 39) for further information.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the registered camera [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" page of the camera. (☞ page 39)

Step 2

Select the camera to be deleted from the list of the registered devices.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The device information of the selected camera will → be deleted.

Register a decoder [Basic setup]

Step 1

Click the [Device mng.] button.

The "Registered device" window will be displayed. →

Step 2

Click the [Decoder] tab.

The "Registered device" window of the decoder → will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Add…] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

The details are as follows.

Registered device

Titles, model numbers and addresses of the registered decoders will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of device:

Number of the registered decoders will be displayed.

■ [Add...] button

The "Device registration" window will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Device registration" window of the decoder selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The decoder selected from the list will be deleted.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of decoder registration.

The details are as follows.

■ Address

Enter the IP address of the decoder. Enter up to 255 alphanumeric characters for the address.

■ HTTP port number

Enter a number among the following for the HTTP port number. Between "1" and "65535" Default: 80

■ Use a proxy server

Determine whether to use a proxy server to connect the decoder or not. ON: Use a proxy server OFF: Not use a proxy server Default: OFF

Note:

The proxy server address can be set on the [Basic • setup] tab of the "Comm" page (☞ page 83).

■ Administrator name

Enter the administrator name registered in the decoder. Enter 1 - 32 alphanumeric characters for the administrator name. Default: admin

■ Password

Enter the administrator password registered in the decoder. The entered password will be displayed as "*". Enter 4 - 32 alphanumeric characters for the password. Default: 12345

■ [Start...] button

Device information will be downloaded based on the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number" and "Use a proxy server".

■ Model

The model number contained in the downloaded decoder information will be displayed. "Unknown" will be displayed when decoder information is not downloaded yet.

■ Device title

Enter the decoder title. Enter up to 16 characters for the device title. The following characters are unavailable for the recorder title. ! $ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~

Step 4

Complete the settings of "Address", "HTTP port number", "Use a proxy server", "Administrator name" and "Password".

Step 5

Click the [Start...] button.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Important:

When the settings of the setup menu of the • decoder are edited, download the decoder information again.

Step 6

Click the [OK] button.

The downloading status window will be displayed. →

To cancel downloading the decoder information,

click the [Cancel] button on the displayed downloading status window.

Step 7

The message window will be displayed when download process ended.

1. Click the [OK] button.

The error message window will be displayed.

1. Confirm the content of the message indicated in the window.

Note:

Check if the entered device information is correct. • When the information has been edited correctly, the connected device or the version of the connected device may be not compatible with this software. Refer to the "Compatible devices" section (☞ page 5) for further information.

2. Click the [OK] button.

The error window will close. →

3. When the device registration will be displayed again, confirm the settings.

The conﬁrmation window will close. →

2. Go to step 8.

4. Then, download the device information again.

Step 8

Enter for "Device title".

Step 9

Click the [Set] button on the "Device registration" window.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied. The registered decoder will be displayed in the list of the registered device.

Edit the registered decoder information [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" window of the decoder. (☞ Page 48)

Step 2

Select the decoder whose information is to be edited from the list of the registered devices, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register a decoder [Basic setup]" section (☞ page 48) for further information.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the registered decoder [Basic setup]

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" window of the decoder. (☞ Page 48)

Step 2

Select the decoder to be deleted from the list of the registered devices.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The device information of the selected decoder → will be deleted.

Settings relating to the user management

The settings relating to the user management such as, the user authentication setting, addition of a user, edit/ deletion of user information, the user level setting, etc. can be configured.

User authentication, auto login user, password's validation period setting [Basic setup]

Click the [User mng.] button, and then click the [Basic setup] tab to display the "Basic setup" page. The following settings can be configured.

User authentication ON/OFF• Auto login ON/OFF• Time-limited password ON/OFF• Password's validation period•

When "ON" is selected for "Time-limited password", set the password's validation period.

■ User authentication

Determine whether to require the user authentication for login or not. ON: Require the user authentication for login OFF: Not require the user authentication for login Default: ON

■ Auto login user

When "OFF" is selected for "User authentication", select the user who can log in as the auto login user. Select the user from the registered users and the administrator for the auto login user. When the user registered as the auto login user is deleted, the administrator will automatically be set as the auto login user. Default: ADMIN

■ Time-limited password

Determine whether to set the password's validation period or not. When "ON" is selected for "Time-limited password" and the set validation period has passed, the "Password change" window will be displayed each time trying to log in to the operation software. ON: Set the validation period for the password. OFF: Not set the validation period for the password. Default: ON

■ Password's validation period

Select the validation period for the password from the following. The password's validation period can be selected only when "ON" is selected for "Time-limited password". 31 days/92 days/184 days Default: 92 days

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Settings relating to the administrator [Administrator setup]

Click the [User mng.] button, and then click the [Administrator setup] tab to display the "Administrator setup" page. Configure the settings relating to the administrator on this page.

■ Administrator name

Enter 4 - 14 alphanumeric characters for the administrator name. The administrator name already in use cannot be used. Default: ADMIN

■ Password

Enter 4 - 8 alphanumeric characters for the password. Default: 12345

Important:

To enhance the security, change the password • periodically.

■ Level

The user level will be displayed. The user level of the administrator is "Administrator" and it is impossible to change.

■ Restrict operable camera

"All cameras are available." will be displayed. It is impossible to change the operable cameras for the administrator.

■ Default screen

Select "Group" or "Sequence" to determine how to display live images just after login. Group: The group display will start to display live

images just after login.

Sequence: The sequence display will start to display

live images just after login.

Default: Group

It is possible to select the group registered on the "Group regist." window. When no group is registered, only "--" will be displayed in the drop-down list. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the operation window just after login. Refer to the "Register a group [Group]" section (☞ page 62) for how to register groups. Default: --

It is possible to select the sequence registered on the "Sequence regist." window. When no sequence is registered, only "--" will be displayed in the dropdown list. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the operation window just after login. Refer to the "Register a sequence [Sequence]" section (☞ page 65) for how to register sequences. Default: --

Note:

The sequence display will function with the • sequence dwell time conﬁgured using the operation software.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Apply the user level for each user [User level setup]

Click the [User mng.] button, and then click the [User level setup] tab to display the "User level setup" page. The administrator can determine operable functions for the registered users by applying the user level. There are 5 levels for the user level. Users whose user level is "LV1" can operate any functions that can be restricted. The administrator can determine operable functions for "LV2" - "LV5".

Important:

Operable functions for "LV1" cannot be changed.•

Step 1

Check the checkboxes to determine operable functions for each user level.

Functions with the checked checkboxes will → become operable. Refer to the "Functions that can be restricted" section (☞ page 56) for the functions that can be restricted.

Step 2

Click the [Set] button after determining the operable functions for each user level.

The settings will be saved and applied. →

Functions that can be restricted

The following functions can be restricted according to the user levels.

Function Description Display the current settings It is possible to display the current settings configured

using the setup software.

Alarm reset/error reset It is possible to cancel the alarm status and the error status

of the recorder.

Print/Save as JPEG file It is possible to print/save (as a JPEG file) the displayed live

image or recorded image.

File conversion It is possible to convert an n3r file downloaded from the

recorder into an mp4 file. Download It is possible to manually download recorded images. Manual recording It is possible to start/stop recording manually. Recorder control It is possible to operate the recorder including searching,

playing recorded images on the recorder. Preset position registration It is possible to register the preset positions. Operation of SD memory card It is possible to operate the SD memory card in the camera. Camera control It is possible to operate the cameras. Audio (Transmission) It is possible to transmit audio (from the PC to the camera). Display the alarm log It is possible to display the alarm logs. Display the device error log It is possible to display the device error logs. Display the network error log It is possible to display the network error logs. Face registration Person information/face images can be registered. Display alarm/Display face search result Alarm can be checked. Face search can be performed.

Important:

"Preset position registration" is available only when "Camera control" is allowed (to be checked).• "Manual recording" is available only when "Recorder control" is allowed (to be checked).• "Display the current settings" is available only for users whose user level is "LV1".•

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

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Manage the registered users [User setup]

Register users who can operate this software and edit/delete the registered user information. Up to 32 users can be registered.

Step 1

Click the [User mng.] button.

Step 2

Click the [User setup] tab. The "User setup" page will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The user selected from the list will be deleted.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "User regist." window will be displayed. →

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of the user registration (32 users).

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "User setup" page.

■ Registered user

The registered users will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of device

Number of the registered users will be displayed.

■ [Add...] button

The "User regist." window will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "User regist." window of the user selected from the list will be displayed.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "User setup" page.

■ User name

Enter 4 - 14 alphanumeric characters for the user name. The user name already in use cannot be entered.

■ Password

Enter 4 - 8 alphanumeric characters for the password.

Note:

To enhance the security, change the password • periodically.

■ User level

Select the user level to be applied to the selected user from the following. LV1/LV2/LV3/LV4/LV5 Default: LV2

■ [Setup...] button

When this button is clicked, the "Operable camera setup" window will be displayed. Refer to the "Determine operable cameras" section (☞ page 60) for how to determine the operable cameras.

■ Default screen

Select "Group" or "Sequence" to determine how to display live images just after login. Group: The group display will start to display live

images just after login.

Sequence: The sequence display will start to display

live images just after login.

Default: Group

Note:

The sequence display will function with the • sequence dwell time conﬁgured using the operation software.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

Click the [Set] button after editing the settings.

The "User regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied.

It is possible to select the group registered on the "Group regist." window (☞ page 62). When no group is registered, only "--" will be displayed in the dropdown list. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the operation window just after login. Refer to the "Register a group [Group]" section (☞ page 62) for how to register groups. Default: --

It is possible to select the sequence registered on the "Sequence regist." window (☞ page 65). When no sequence is registered, only "--" will be displayed in the drop-down list. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the operation window just after login. Refer to the "Register a sequence [Sequence]" section (☞ page 65) for how to register sequences. Default: --

Edit the user information

Step 1

Display the "User setup" page. (☞ page 57)

Step 2

Select the user whose information is to be edited, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "User regist." window will be displayed. →

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register a user" section (☞ page 57) for further information about each item.

The "User regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the user

Step 1

Display the "User setup" page. (☞ page 57)

Step 2

Select the user to be deleted.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

User information of the selected user will be → deleted.

Important:

When user information of the user registered as • the auto login user is deleted, the administrator will automatically be set as the auto login user.

Determine operable cameras

The administrator can determine operable cameras depending on the users.

Step 1

Display the "User setup" page. (☞ page 57)

Step 2

To register a user, click the [Add...] button. To edit the user information of the registered user, click the [Edit...] button.

The "User regist." window will be displayed. →

Step 3

Click the [Setup...] button.

The "Operable camera setup" window will be → displayed.

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Operable camera setup" window.

■ Camera

The registered devices will be displayed in the tree view. Select the device from which images are to be displayed when logging in to the operation software. When no checkbox is checked, no image will be displayed after login. Default: All checkboxes are checked.

■ [All cameras] button

All the listed cameras will be selected.

■ [OK] button

The "Operable camera setup" window will be closed.

Step 4

Click the [OK] button after editing the settings.

The "Operable camera setup" window will close → and the "User regist." window will be displayed.

Note:

The edited settings will not be saved and applied • even when the "Operable camera setup" window is closed by clicking the [OK] button. To save and apply the settings, click the [Set] button on the "User regist." window after closing the "Operable camera setup" window.

Step 5

Click the [Set] button on the "User regist." window.

The "User regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied.

Important:

Live images directly from the camera can be dis-• played even if "--" is selected for "Camera partitioning" of on the setup menu of the recorder (not allow to monitor live images) when the camera is selected as operable camera with this software.

Settings relating to the cameras

Contains settings relating to the camera group and the sequence display function.

Register a group [Group]

A combination of the screen pattern and the cameras can be registered as a group. Up to 16 cameras can be registered as a group. (Up to 64 cameras after the license for the WV-ASE202 is added) Up to 400 groups can be registered.

Step 1

Click the [Camera] button.

Step 2

Click the [Group] tab.

The "Group" page will be displayed. →

■ Registered group

The registered groups will be displayed in list form.

■ [Add...] button

The "Group regist." window will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Group regist." window of the group selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The group selected from the list will be deleted.

■ Number of device

Number of the registered groups will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Group regist." window will be displayed. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Group" page.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of the group registration (400 groups).

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Group regist." window.

■ Group title

Enter the group title. Enter up to 16 characters for the title. The following characters are unavailable for the group title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ The group title already in use cannot be entered.

■ Camera

The registered devices will be displayed in the tree view.

■ Number of camera

Select the screen pattern to determine the number of cameras. The icons indicate the screen pattern used for the group display as follows.

Icon Note

Displays the group on a 1-screen.

When the characters of the device title and the • camera title are not fully displayed in the group layout area, the tool tip help will automatically be displayed and show the title fully.

Example: ABCDEFGHIJKLMN... →

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP

When displaying images from a camera that is not • registered in the recorder, "--" will be displayed as a device title in the group layout area. When the group layout area is right-clicked, the • "Clear" menu appears. Selection of the "Clear" menu allows users to clear the settings of the area.

Displays the group on a 4-screen.

Displays the group on a 9-screen.

Displays the group on a 16-screen.

The following are available after the license for the WV-ASE202 is added.

Icon Note

Displays the group on a 25-screen.

Displays the group on a 36-screen.

Displays the group on a 49-screen.

Displays the group on a 64-screen.

Default: 4-screen

■ Group layout

Images from the cameras registered as a group will be displayed on the selected screen pattern. Drag and drop the recorder icon, the encoder icon or the camera icon displayed in the tree view onto the desired area. When the cameras are registered, the device title and the camera title will be displayed in the areas.

■ [Clear all] button

The settings of "Group layout" will be cleared.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

Click the [Set] button after editing the information.

The "Group regist." window will close and the set- → tings will be saved and applied. The group will be displayed in the list of the registered group.

Important:

The camera already registered in the group can-• not be added to the same group.

Note:

When the recorder icon, the encoder icon or the • icon of a Fisheye camera selected for the "Quad streams" setting is dragged and dropped, the camera channels will be assigned automatically from camera channel 1 in order.

Edit the group information

Step 1

Display the "Group" page. (☞ page 62)

Step 2

Select the group whose information is to be edited, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "Group regist." window will be displayed. →

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register a group" section (☞ page 62) for further information.

The "Group regist." window will close and the set- → tings will be saved and applied.

Delete the group

Step 1

Display the "Group" page. (☞ page 62)

Step 2

Select the group to be deleted, and then click the [Delete...] button.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

Note:

When the group set as the default screen is • deleted, "--" will be displayed for the setting of "Default screen" on the "Administrator setup" page, the "User regist." window and the "Live window" page. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the operation software.

Register a sequence [Sequence]

The registered groups can be registered in a sequence and it is possible to display images from cameras registered in the groups sequentially. Up to 64 groups can be registered in a sequence. Up to 10 sequences can be registered.

Step 1

Click the [Camera] button.

Step 2

Click the [Sequence] tab.

The "Sequence" page will be displayed. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Sequence" page.

■ Registered sequence

The registered sequences will be displayed in list form.

■ [Add...] button

The "Sequence regist." window will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Sequence regist." window of the sequence selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The sequence selected from the list will be deleted.

■ Number of sequence:

Number of the registered sequences will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Sequence regist." window will be displayed. →

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of the sequence registration (10 sequences).

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Sequence regist." window.

■ Step

Each step of the registered sequence will be displayed.

■ [Delete step] button

The selected group can be deleted from the sequence.

■ Sequence title

Enter the sequence title. Enter up to 16 characters for the title. The following characters are unavailable for the sequence title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ The sequence title already in use cannot be entered.

■ Registered group

The groups that can be registered in the sequence will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of camera

Select the number of the cameras of the group to display the groups in the list below. 1-screen: The group whose screen pattern is 1-

screen.

4-screen: The group whose screen pattern is 4-

screen.

9-screen: The group whose screen pattern is 9-

screen.

16-screen: The group whose screen pattern is 16-

screen.

Default: 1-screen

■ [Up] button

The selected group will move one step up.

■ [Down] button

The selected group will move one step down.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

Click the [Set] button after editing the information.

The "Sequence regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied. The sequence will be displayed in the list of the registered sequence.

■ Number of device

Number of the groups registered in the sequence will be displayed in list form.

■ [Add step] button

A group selected from "Registered group" can be added to "Step".

Note:

The group already registered in the sequence can • be registered to the same sequence again as a different step. The [Add step] button will become unavailable • when reached the maximum number of the step addition (64 steps).

Edit the sequence

Step 1

Display the "Sequence" page. (☞ page 65)

Step 2

Select the sequence whose information is to be edited, and then click the [Edit...] button. The "Sequence regist." window will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Register a sequence" section (☞ page

65) for further information. The "Sequence regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the sequence

Step 1

Display the "Sequence" page. (☞ page 65)

Step 2

Select the sequence to be deleted, and then click the [Delete...] button.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The selected sequence will be deleted. →

Note:

When the sequence set as the default screen is • deleted, "--" will be displayed for the setting of "Default screen" on the "Administrator setup" page, the "User regist." window and the "Live window" page. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the operation software.

Settings relating to the window

The settings relating to the live window and the map window can be configured.

Use the live window [Live window]

Important:

It is necessary to register the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE201.•

Click the [Window] button, and then click the [Live window] tab to display the "Live window" page.

■ Default screen

Select "Group" or "Sequence" to determine how to display live images just after login. Group: The group display will start to display live

images just after login.

Sequence: The sequence display will start to display

live images just after login.

Default: Group

It is possible to select the group registered on the "Group regist." window (☞ page 62). When no group is registered, only "--" will be displayed in the dropdown list. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the live window. Refer to the "Register a group [Group]" section (☞ page 62) for how to register groups. Default: --

It is possible to select the sequence registered on the "Sequence regist." window (☞ page 65). When no sequence is registered, only "--" will be displayed in the drop-down list. In this case, a black screen will be displayed in the image display area of the live window. Refer to the "Register a sequence [Sequence]" section (☞ page 65) for how to register sequences. Default: --

Note:

After the license for the WV-ASE202 is added, it • will become possible to set the default screen for each of the live windows from No .1 to No. 4.

■ Sequence dwell time

Select a sequence dwell time from the following. This setting can be set only when "Sequence" is selected for "Default screen". 3s/5s/10s/15s/20s/25s/30s/35s/40s/45s/50s/55s/ 1min Default: 3s

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Use the map window [Map window]

Important:

It is necessary to register the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE201.•

Register a map in advance to use the map window. Up to 100 maps can be registered. The following are descriptions of how to register/edit delete the maps.

Step 1

Click the [Window] button.

Step 2

Click the [Map window] tab.

The "Map window" page will be displayed. →

■ [Add...] button

The "Map regist." window will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Map regist." window of the map selected from the list will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The map selected from the list will be deleted.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Map regist." window will be displayed. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Map window" page.

■ Map list

The registered maps will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of map:

Number of the registered maps will be displayed.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of the map registration (100 maps).

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Map regist." window.

■ Map title

Enter the map title. Enter up to 16 characters for the title. The following characters are unavailable for the recorder title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~ The map title already in use cannot be entered.

■ Map file

When the [Open...] button is clicked, the file selection window will be displayed to select the image file.

■ Add a camera icon

The registered devices will be displayed in the tree view.

■ Number of camera icon on the map:

Number of the camera icons registered on the map will be displayed. Up to 64 camera icons can be registered.

Step 5

Select the desired image file and click the [Open...] button.

The selected image ﬁle will be displayed in the → map display area.

Step 6

■ Add a map icon

Number of the registered map icons will be displayed.

■ Number of map icon on the map:

Number of the map icons registered on the map will be displayed. Up to 20 map icons can be registered.

■ Map display area

The image file will be displayed.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

Click the [Open...] button.

The map selection window will be displayed. →

Drag and drop the camera icon from "Add a camera icon" onto the map display area. Drag and drop the map icon from "Add a map icon" onto the map display area.

Note:

When right-clicking on the camera icon, the pop-• up menu will be displayed. The camera icon can be rotated to indicate the shooting direction of the camera on the map from the displayed pop-up menu. Refer to the "Change the settings for the camera icon" section (☞ page 73) for further information. When 64 camera icons are already registered, it is • impossible to drag and drop the camera icon onto the map display area. When 20 map icons are already registered, it is • impossible to drag and drop the camera icon onto the map display area.

Step 7

Click the [Set] button after editing the settings.

The "Map regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied. The selected map will be displayed in the list of "Add a map icon".

Edit the map

Step 1

Display the "Map window" page. (☞ page 70)

Step 2

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the map information. Refer to the "Register a map" section (☞ page 70) for further information.

The "Map regist." window will close and the → settings will be saved and applied.

Select the map to be edited, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "Map regist." window will be displayed. →

Delete the map

Step 1

Display the "Map window" page. (☞ page 70)

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button. The confirmation window will be displayed.

Step 4

Click the [OK] button to carry out the deletion. The selected map will be deleted.

Step 2

Select the map to be deleted, and then click the [Delete...] button.

Important:

When the map icon of the map to be deleted is • registered in the other map, the map icon on the other map will be deleted when the [OK] button is clicked.

Change the settings for the camera icon

When right-clicking on the registered camera icon, the pop-up menu including [Change camera icon], [Select a camera icon] and [Delete] will be displayed.

■ Select a camera icon

When right-clicking on the selected camera icon and selecting [Select a camera icon] from the pop-up menu, the default camera icons can be changed to desired icons prepared by a user.

Step 1

Select "Select a camera icon".

The "Open" window will be displayed. →

■ Change camera icon

When right-clicking on the selected camera icon and selecting one of the following directions by moving a cursor to [Change camera icon] from the pop-up menu, the camera icon can be rotated to the selected direction. Up: The camera icon will be rotated to indicate that

the shooting direction is upward.

Down: The camera icon will be rotated to indicate

that the shooting direction is downward.

Left: The camera icon will be rotated to indicate that

the shooting direction is leftward.

Right: The camera icon will be rotated to indicate that

the shooting direction is rightward.

Upper left: The camera icon will be rotated to indicate

that the shooting direction is at the upper left.

Upper right: The camera icon will be rotated to indi-

cate that the shooting direction is at the upper right.

Lower left: The camera icon will be rotated to indicate

that the shooting direction is at the lower left.

Lower right: The camera icon will be rotated to indi-

cate that the shooting direction is at the lower right.

Step 2

Select the icon file to be changed, and then click the [Open] button.

The camera icons on the map display area will be → changed.

Note:

The available ﬁle type for the new icons is PNG • (.png). Icon ﬁles which are smaller than 16x16 pixels or • larger than 128x128 pixels cannot be loaded. At an alarm or error occurrence, the display status • of the icons on the map will differ from the default camera icons. The changed camera icons cannot be restored to • the former ones. Delete them once and arrange the camera icons • again.

■ Delete (Camera icon)

When right-clicking on the selected camera icon and selecting [Delete] from the pop-up menu, the selected camera icon can be deleted.

Settings relating to the face search

Important:

It is necessary to register the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE• 231.

Add a face search server

Preliminary preparation

Before adding a face search server, prepare and configure the following. (1) Register cameras to be used for the face search to ASM200. When playback of recorded images from the

search result is to be performed, register cameras to be used to a recorder and register the recorder to ASM200.

(2) Register cameras to the face server to be connected. When registering, register GUID of the camera in the

following format. GUID format: "00000000-0000-0000-0000-[12 digits of IP address of the camera]" (Example) When the IP address of the camera to be registered is "192.168.1.10", GUID to be registered is

"00000000-0000-0000-0000-192168000010". (3) Run the face search server.

Step 1

Click the [Face search] button.

The "Registered device" window will be displayed. →

Step 2

Click the [Server registration] tab.

The "Registered device" window of the face →

search server will be displayed.

■ [Edit...] button

The "Device registration" window of the face search server selected from the list of "Registered devices" will be displayed.

■ [Delete...] button

The face search server selected from the list of "Registered device" will be deleted.

Step 3

Click the [Add...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

The details are as follows.

■ Registered device

Titles, model numbers and addresses of the registered face search server will be displayed in list form.

■ Number of device:

Number of the registered encoders will be displayed.

■ [Add...] button

Display the "Device registration" window.

Note:

The [Add...] button will become unavailable when • reached the maximum number of camera registration.

The details are as follows.

■ Address

Enter the IP address of the face search server. Enter up to 255 alphanumeric characters for the address.

■ HTTP port number

Enter a number among the following for the HTTP port number. 1 - 65535 Default: 80

■ [Start...] button

Device information will be downloaded based on the settings of "Address" and "HTTP port number".

■ Model

The model number of the face search server contained in the device information downloaded from the face search server will be displayed. "Unknown" will be displayed when device information is not downloaded yet.

Important:

Make sure that the settings on the "NW Camera • Setup" page of the setup menu of the face search server are completed before downloading the device information. When the face search server is not conﬁgured correctly, downloading of the face search server information may be impossible. When the settings of the setup menu of the face • search server are edited, download the device information again.

Step 6

Click the [OK] button.

■ Device title

Enter the name of the face search server. Enter up to 16 characters for the device title. The following characters are unavailable for the sequence title. !$ % ' < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~

■ [Setup...] button

The information window of the downloaded camera settings will be displayed. The [Setup...] button will be unavailable until camera information is downloaded.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 4

Enter the IP address and the HTTP port number for "Address" and "HTTP port number" respectively.

Step 5

Click the [Start...] button.

The downloading status window will be displayed → during downloading the device information.

To cancel downloading the device information,

click the [Cancel] button on the displayed downloading status window.

Step 7

Confirm the displayed messages and proceed to the next step.

1. Click the [OK] button.

The downloading completion window will close →

and return to the "Device registration" window.

2. Go to step 8.

1. Confirm the content of the message indicated in

the window.

Step 8

Enter for "Device title".

Step 9

Click the [Display...] button.

The "Camera setup" window will be displayed. →

Note:

Check if the entered device information is correct. •

When the information has been edited correctly,

the connected device or the version of the con-

nected device may not be compatible with this

software. Refer to the "Compatible devices" sec-

tion (☞ page 5) for further information.

Refer to the "When the [Start...] button on the •

setup page of "Device mng." is clicked" section

(☞ page 118) for further information about the dis-

played messages and solutions.

2. Click the [OK] button.

The error window will close. →

3. Return to the "Device registration" window and

confirm the settings.

4. Then, download the device information again.

The details are as follows.

■ Camera CH tabs

The camera channels can be switched.

■ CH

The camera channel numbers will be displayed.

■ Title

The camera name to be used by the face search server will be displayed. The device name set as "Video image source" will be displayed. The displayed titles cannot be edited.

■ Model

The model number of the camera to be used by the face search server will be displayed. The model number of the device set as "Video image source" will be displayed. The displayed titles cannot be edited.

■ Type

The type of the camera and the icon to be used by the face search server will be displayed. The type of the device set as "Video image source" will be displayed. The displayed icon cannot be edited.

■ Video image source

Link the cameras whose information is downloaded from the face search server to the cameras or the recorders registered in ASM200. Devices can be selected from the list of the devices that matches with the camera IP address information downloaded from the face search server. It is necessary to register devices in advance according to the setting procedures of the cameras and recorders used with ASM200. To play recorded images by operating the face search server, select the cameras registered in the recorder by configuring this setting.

Correct the face search server

■ Address

The address of the camera whose information is downloaded from the face search server will be displayed.

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" page of the face search server. (☞ page 74)

Step 2

Select the recorder whose information is to be edited, and then click the [Edit...] button.

The "Device registration" window will be dis- → played.

Step 3

Click the [Set] button after editing the information. Refer to the "Add a face search server" section (☞ page 74) for further information about each item.

The "Device registration" window will close and → the settings will be saved and applied.

Delete the face search server

Step 1

Display the "Registered device" page of the face search server. (☞ page 74)

Step 2

Select the recorder to be deleted.

Step 3

Click the [Delete...] button.

The deletion conﬁrmation window will be dis- →

played.

Step 4

Click the [OK] button.

The device information will be deleted. →

Configure the behavior setting of the face search server

Step 1

Click the [Face search] button.

The "Registered device" window will be displayed. →

Step 2

Click the [Behavior setting] tab.

The "Behavior setting" window of the face search →

window will be displayed.

The details are as follows.

■ Initial screen of the Face Search Monitor

Select the initial screen to be displayed just after starting the face search window. Alarm: The "Alarm" window will be displayed as the

initial screen. Alarm search: The "Alarm search" window will be dis-

played as the initial screen. Face search: The "Face search" window will be dis-

played as the initial screen. Age and Gender: The "Age/Gender" window will be

displayed as the initial screen.

■ Automatic start of the Face Search Monitor

Select whether or not to launch the face search window automatically when an alarm is received from the face search server while the face search window is not being displayed. ON: Automatically launch the face search window OFF: Not launch the face search window automati-

cally

■ Age and Gender tab

Select whether or not to display statistical graphs shown by age and gender brackets and by head count brackets. ON: Display OFF: Not display Default: OFF

Settings relating to the event action

Configure the settings of the event action that is to be taken upon an alarm/error occurrence. Refer to the "Settings for the event action upon an alarm occurrence [Alarm]" section below for further information about the alarm. Refer to the "Settings for the event action upon an error occurrence [Error]" section (☞ page 82) for further information about the device error (of the recorder, encoder or camera) and the network error.

Settings for the event action upon an alarm occurrence [Alarm]

When an alarm occurred, the event action will be taken. There are 3 event actions; displaying a message, sounding the buzzer and displaying live images from the camera in which the alarm occurred.

Note:

It is necessary to conﬁgure the settings on the "Panasonic Alarm" page to receive alarm notiﬁcations from •

the device. Refer to the "Settings relating to the alarm notiﬁcation from the device using Panasonic alarm

protocol [Panasonic Alarm]" section (☞ page 84) for further information.

Click the [Event] button, and then click the [Alarm] tab to display the "Alarm" page.

■ Pop-up notification

Determine whether to display the pop-up notification window at an alarm occurrence or not. ON: The pop-up notification window will be displayed

at an alarm occurrence. OFF: The pop-up notification window will not be dis-

played at an alarm occurrence. Default: ON

■ Buzzer

Determine whether to sound the buzzer at an alarm occurrence or not. OFF: The buzzer will not sound at an alarm occur-

rence. Once: The buzzer will sound once at an alarm occur-

rence. Succession: The buzzer will sound continually at an

alarm occurrence. Default: Once

Note:

Buzzer sounding duration cannot be speciﬁed.•

■ Alarm camera direct live window

Determine whether to automatically display live images from the camera in which an alarm occurred on the live window or not. ON: Live images from the camera in which an alarm

occurred will automatically be displayed on the live window at an alarm occurrence.

OFF: Images currently being displayed on the live

window will not be switched to images from the camera in which an alarm occurred at an alarm occurrence.

Default: OFF

Note:

When selecting "ON" for "Alarm camera direct live • window", set "Live window (multi-screen) with the maximum number of areas" to other than "--". Refer to the "Settings relating to the system" section (☞ page 19) for further information.

■ Number of alarm camera direct live window

Select the screen pattern used to display images from the camera in which an alarm occurred when "ON" is selected for "Alarm camera direct live window". This setting is available only when "ON" is selected for "Alarm camera direct live window". 1-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 1-screen. 4-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 4-screen. 9-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 9-screen. 16-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 16-screen.

The following are available after the license for the WV-ASE202 is added. 25-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 25-screen. 36-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 36-screen. 49-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 49-screen. 64-screen: Displays live images from the camera in

which an alarm occurred on a 64-screen. Default: 4-screen

Note:

When alarms occurred sequentially (within less • than 1 second), the map will not be changed even if "ON" is selected for "Auto change of map".

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

■ Auto reset wait time

Select the wait time to reset the alarm and return to the previously displayed images before switching to live images from the camera in which an alarm occurred. OFF/10s/20s/30s/1min/5min Default: 20s

Note:

When "OFF" is selected, the alarm will not auto-•

matically be reset.

Refer to WV-ASM200 Operating Instructions (PDF)

for how to reset the alarm.

■ Auto change of map

Determine whether to automatically change the display to the map that has registered the camera in which an alarm occurred or not. ON: Enable auto change of map OFF: Disable auto change of map Default: OFF

Settings for the event action upon an error occurrence [Error]

Configure the settings of the event action that is to be taken upon a recorder error/network error occurrence. There are 2 event actions; displaying a message and sounding the buzzer.

Note:

It is necessary to conﬁgure the "Panasonic alarm" setting to receive event notiﬁcations from the device. •

Refer to the "Settings relating to the communication" section (☞ page 83) for further information.

Click the [Event] button, and then click the [Error] tab to display the "Error" page.

■ Pop-up notification

Determine whether to display the error notification window at an error occurrence or not. ON: The event notification window will be displayed

at an error occurrence. OFF: The event notification window will not be dis-

played at an error occurrence. Default: ON

■ Buzzer

Determine whether to sound the buzzer at an error occurrence or not. OFF: The buzzer will not sound at an alarm occur-

rence. Once: The buzzer will sound once at an alarm occur-

rence. Succession: The buzzer will sound continually at an

alarm occurrence. Default: Once

Note:

Buzzer sounding duration cannot be speciﬁed.•

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Settings relating to the communication

Configure the settings relating to the communication required to use this software.

Network settings [Basic setup]

Click the [Comm] button, and then click the [Basic setup] tab to display the "Basic setup" page. Configure the settings of "Proxy address", "Proxy port number" and "FTP mode".

■ Proxy address

Enter the IP address of the proxy server. Enter up to 255 alphanumeric characters.

■ Proxy port number

Enter the port number of the proxy server. Enter a number from 1 to 65535.

■ FTP mode

Select "Active" or "Passive" for the FTP mode. Default: Active

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Note:

The edited network settings will not be correctly •

conﬁgured even when "ON" is selected for "Proxy

server" if no value is entered for "Proxy address"

and "Proxy port number".

When using the proxy server, use an HTTP proxy •

server. Download function via an HTTP proxy

server is available through this software normally

uses the FTP function of the recorder.

Settings relating to the alarm notification from the device using Panasonic alarm protocol [Panasonic Alarm]

Click the [Comm] button, and then click the [Panasonic Alarm] tab to display the "Panasonic Alarm" page. Configure the settings of "Alarm notification (Panasonic alarm protocol notification)" and "Port number".

■ Alarm notification (Panasonic alarm

protocol notification)

Determine whether to receive an alarm/error notification from the device or not. ON: An alarm/event notification from the device will

be received. OFF: An alarm/event notification from the device will

not be received. Default: ON

■ Port number

Enter the port number used to receive Panasonic alarm protocol. Enter a number from 1 to 65535. Default: 1818

Important:

It is necessary to make the selected port number •

available when "Windows Firewall" of Windows

Vista or Windows 7 is on. Refer to the

"Exceptional settings of Windows Firewall" sec-

tion (☞ page 111) for how to make the selected

port number available.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Settings relating to the controller

When a camera, a group, and a sequence are selected from the system controller, assignment of a number to the camera, group, and sequence to be used is required before their selections.

Important:

It is necessary to register the license for the Extension Software WV-ASE201.•

Camera number setting [Camera number]

Assign camera numbers to the registered camera names*. * When "Quad streams" is selected for the setting of Fisheye cameras, the channel titles will be displayed

instead of the camera title.

Manual assignment

Step 1

Click the [Controller] button.

The "Camera number" page will be displayed. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Camera number" page.

Step 2

Click the desired camera title, and then click the camera number column respective to the clicked camera title.

The clicked column will become editable. →

■ [Auto numbering] button

Camera numbers will automatically be assigned in order of the displayed list.

■ [Clear all] button

All the camera numbers displayed on the list will be cleared.

■ [File export] button

The displayed list will be saved as a file in CSV format.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 3

Enter the desired camera number. Enter a number from 1 to 99999.

Step 4

Click the [Set] button.

Auto numbering

Step 1

Display the "Camera number" page. (☞ page 85)

Step 2

Click the [Auto numbering] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [Set] button.

Step 3

Click the [OK] button.

Camera numbers will automatically be assigned in → order of the displayed list.

Export the camera number list as a file

Step 1

Display the "Camera number" page. (☞ page 85)

Step 2

Click the [File export] button.

The "Save As" window will be displayed. →

Step 3

Click the [Save] button after designating the destination folder.

The camera number list will be saved as a ﬁle. →

Group number setting [Group number]

Assign group numbers to the registered group names.

Manual assignment

Step 1

Click the [Controller] button.

Step 2

Click the [Group number] tab.

The "Group number" page will be displayed. →

■ [Clear all] button

All the group numbers displayed on the list will be cleared.

■ [File export] button

The displayed list will be saved as a file in CSV format.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 3

Click the desired group title, and then click the group number column respective to the clicked group title.

The clicked column will become editable. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Group number" page.

■ [Auto numbering] button

Group numbers will automatically be assigned in order of the displayed list.

Step 4

Enter the desired group number. Enter a number from 1 to 99999.

Step 5

Click the [Set] button.

Auto numbering

Step 1

Display the "Group number" page. (☞ page 88)

Step 2

Click the [Auto numbering] button.

The conﬁrmation window will be displayed. →

Step 3

Click the [OK] button.

Group numbers will automatically be assigned in → order of the displayed list.

Step 4

Click the [Set] button.

Export the group number list as a file

Step 1

Display the "Group number" page. (☞ page 88)

Step 2

Click the [File export] button.

The "Save As" window will be displayed. →

Step 3

Click the [Save] button after designating the destination folder.

The group number list will be saved as a ﬁle. →

Sequence number setting [Sequence number]

Assign sequence numbers to the registered sequence names.

Manual assignment

Step 1

Click the [Controller] button.

Step 2

Click the [Sequence number] tab.

The "Sequence number" page will be displayed. →

■ [Clear all] button

All the sequence numbers displayed on the list will be cleared.

■ [File export] button

The displayed list will be saved as a file in CSV format.

■ [Set] button

The edited settings will be saved and applied.

Step 3

Click the desired sequence title, and then click the sequence number column respective to the clicked sequence title.

The clicked column will become editable. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Sequence number" page.

■ [Auto numbering] button

Sequence numbers will automatically be assigned in order of the displayed list.

Step 4

Enter the desired sequence number. Enter a number from 1 to 99999.

Step 5

Click the [Set] button.

Auto numbering

Step 1

Display the "Sequence number" page. (☞ page 91)

Step 2

Click the [Auto numbering] button. The confirmation window will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [OK] button. Sequence numbers will automatically be assigned in order of the displayed list.

Step 4

Click the [Set] button.

Export the Sequence number list as a file

Step 1

Display the "Sequence number" page. (☞ page 91)

Step 2

Click the [File export] button. The "Save As" window will be displayed.

Step 3

Click the [Save] button after designating the destination folder. The sequence number list will be saved as a file.

Settings relating to the maintenance

The following can be performed on the "Maintenance" page.

Display the version of this software•

Display/save the application log•

Download/display the recorder log•

Auto deletion of logs and set the retention period of logs•

Save/load the setup ﬁle of the setup software•

Display the version of this software [Version information]

Click the [Maintenance] button, and then click the [Version information] tab to display the "Version information" page.

■ Software version

Version of this software will be displayed.

Display/save the application log [Application log]

It is possible to search the logs filed in this software and display/save them. The displayed contents will vary depending on the selected log type. Refer to the "Descriptions of the application log list" section (☞ page 97) for further information about the descriptions and contents of the logs displayed on the log list window. The logs filed in this software and their contents are as follows.

Alarm log: A log that contains alarm information transmitted from the device using Panasonic

alarm protocol

Device error log: A log that contains device error information transmitted from the device using Pana-

sonic alarm protocol

Network error log: A log that contains information of a network error that occurred between this software

and the device System log: A log that contains system information of this software Operation log: A log that contains operation history of this software

Note:

The application logs will be kept on being ﬁled until reaching their maximum number of logs that can be • stored. After reaching the maximum number, the older logs will be overwritten in order. Refer to the "Descriptions of the application log list" section (☞ page 97) for the maximum number of the logs that can be stored.

Display the application logs

To display logs of each type, select the log type from the drop-down list.

Step 1

Click the [Maintenance] button.

Step 2

Click the [Application log] tab.

The "Application log" page will be displayed. →

The following are descriptions about each item displayed on the "Application log" page.

■ Select log type

Select the log type from the following. Alarm log/Device error log/Network error log/System log/Operation log

■ Period designation

Determine whether to designate a period when logs have been filed. ON: Logs filed in the designated period will be dis-

played. OFF: All filed logs will be displayed. Default: OFF

■ [All...] button

All logs of the selected log type will be saved as a file in the CSV format.

■ [Designated period...] button

Logs of the selected log type that filed only in the designated period will be saved as a file in the CSV format.

■ [List...] button

The logs displayed in the log list display area will be saved as a file in the CSV format.

■ Log

Descriptions of the log will be displayed. Up to 1000 logs can be displayed.

Note:

Descriptions of the listed logs differ depending on • the log type. Refer to the "Descriptions of the application log list" section (☞ page 97) for further information.

■ Total:

Total number of the logs filed in the designated period will be displayed.

■ Number of the listed logs

Number of the logs currently displayed in the log list display area.

Step 3

Click the [OK] button after designating a period.

Logs ﬁled in the designated period will be dis- → played in the log list display area.

■ Start

Select the start time of a period.

■ End

Select the end time of a period.

■ [OK] button

Logs filed in the designated period will be displayed in the log list display area.

Save the application logs

The logs displayed in the log list display area can be saved in a designated folder as a file in the CSV format. Logs to be saved as a file differ depending on the clicked button as follows.

[All...] button: All the listed logs will be saved as a ﬁle. [Designated period...] button: Logs ﬁled in the designated period will be saved as a ﬁle. [List...] button: Only the logs displayed in the log list display area will be saved as a ﬁle.

Step 1

Display the "Application log" page.

Step 2

Click the [OK] button after designating a period. Refer to the "Display the application logs" section (☞ page

97) for further information.

Logs ﬁled in the designated period will be dis- → played in the log list display area.

Step 3

Click the desired button ([All...] button/[Designated period...] button/[Listed...] button) according to the logs to be saved.

The "Save As" window will be displayed. →

Step 4

Click the [Save] button after designating the destination folder.

The saving status window will be displayed. →

The saving status window will automatically close

and the "Application log" page will be displayed when the saving of the file is completed.

Note:

When the number of logs to be saved as a ﬁle is • more than 10000, the ﬁle to be saved will automatically be divided into a several ﬁles.

Descriptions of the application log list

Alarm log

The alarm log will be filed each time an alarm occurred. Up to 30000 alarm logs can be stored and up to 1000 alarm logs can be displayed.

■ Time & date

Time & date when the alarm occurred will be displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

Device error log

The device error log will be filed each time an error occurred in the device. Up to 1000 device error logs can be stored and up to 1000 device error logs can be displayed.

■ Time & date

Time & date when the device error occurred will be displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

■ Event

Descriptions of the alarm will be displayed.

■ Recorder/encoder

The title of the device in which the alarm occurred will be displayed.

Note:

When an alarm occurred in a camera that is not •

registered in the recorder, "--" will be displayed.

■ Camera

The title of the camera in which the alarm occurred will be displayed.

Note:

When the alarm occurred in a • Fisheye camera and

"Quad streams" is selected for the setting of the

camera, the channel titles will be displayed

instead of the camera title.

■ Event

Descriptions of the error occurred in the device will be displayed.

■ Recorder/encoder

The title of the device in which the error occurred will be displayed.

Note:

When a device error occurred in a camera is not • registered in the recorder, "--" will be displayed.

■ Camera

The title of the camera in which the error occurred will be displayed.

Note:

When the device error occurred in a • Fisheye cam- era and "Quad streams" is selected for the setting of the camera, the channel titles will be displayed instead of the camera title.

Network error log

The network error log will be filed each time a network error occurred. Up to 1000 network error logs can be stored and up to 1000 network error logs can be displayed.

■ Event

Descriptions of the network error will be displayed.

■ Recorder/encoder

The title of the device in which the network error occurred will be displayed.

Note:

When a network error occurred in a camera that is • not registered in the recorder, "--" will be displayed.

■ Camera

The title of the camera in which the network error occurred will be displayed.

■ Time & date

Time and date of the network error occurrence will be displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

Note:

When the network error occurred in a • Fisheye camera and "Quad streams" is selected for the setting of the camera, the channel titles will be displayed instead of the camera title.

The following are the network error logs to be filed.

Log Description

Recorder communication recovered. Filed when the connection to the recorder was recovered. Recorder communication error. Filed when failed to connect to the recorder. Undefined reply. (from the recorder) Filed when received an undefined reply from the recorder. Recorder user authentication error Filed when failed to authenticate the user to connect to the

recorder.

Maximum concurrent access. Filed when failed to connect to the recorder due to the concurrent

access limit.

Host authentication error. Filed when failed to authenticate the host to connect to the

recorder. Encoder communication recovered. Filed when the communication with the encoder recovered. Encoder communication error Filed when failed to connect to the encoder. Camera communication recovered. Filed when the connection to the camera was recovered. Camera communication error. Filed when failed to connect to the camera. Undefined reply. (from the camera) Filed when received an undefined reply from the camera or the

encoder. Camera authentication error. Filed when failed to authenticate the user to connect to the cam-

era or the encoder. Port number duplication. Filed when port numbers are redundant. When a port number is

manually assigned to each camera in the unicast mode, use cau-

tion not to assign the same number to different cameras.

System log

The system log will be filed each time the status of the system changed. Up to 1000 system logs can be stored and up to 1000 system logs can be displayed.

■ Time & date

Time and date when the status of the system changed will be displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

■ Event

Descriptions of the status will be displayed.

■ User

The name of the user who operated this software will be displayed.

■ Recorder/encoder

The title of the device which has been operated by the user will be displayed.

Note:

When the device in operation is a camera that is • not registered in the recorder, "--" will be displayed.

Operation log

The application log will be filed each time a user operates this software. Up to 100000 operation logs can be stored and up to 1000 operation logs can be displayed.

■ Time & date

Time and date when a user operated this software will be displayed. The time & date will be followed by an asterisk "*" when the daylight saving time is applied.

■ User

The name of the user who operated this software will be displayed.

■ Window

The window type of this software that the user operated will be displayed.

■ Event

Descriptions of the operation will be displayed.

■ Recorder/encoder

The title of the device which has been operated by the user will be displayed.

■ Camera

The title of the camera which has been operated by the user will be displayed.

Note:

When a • Fisheye camera has been operated and "Quad streams" is selected for the setting of the camera, the channel titles will be displayed instead of the camera title.

Note:

When the device in operation is a camera that is • not registered in the recorder, "--" will be displayed.

■ Camera

The title of the camera which has been operated by the user will be displayed.

Note:

When a • Fisheye camera has been operated and "Quad streams" is selected for the setting of the camera, the channel titles will be displayed instead of the camera title.

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The following are the system logs to be filed.

Log Description

Operation software started. Filed when the operation software was started. Operation software ended. Filed when the operation software was closed. User logged in to the operation software. Filed when a user logged in the operation software. User logged out of the operation software. Filed when a user logged out of the operation software. Received a Panasonic alarm protocol from

an unknown model. Received a Panasonic alarm protocol from

an unknown device. An error occurred on Panasonic alarm pro-

tocol reception. An error occurred on Panasonic alarm pro-

tocol processing. Failed to delete the operation log file. Filed when failed to delete the operation logs automatically. An unexpected error has occurred. The

operation software has been restarted to continue monitoring.

Live software started. Filed when the live window was started. Live software ended. Filed when the live window was closed. Operation software user login error. Filed when a user failed to log in the software due to the failure to

A Panasonic alarm protocol reception start error.

Received an illegal Panasonic alarm protocol. (Unknown category ID)

Received an illegal Panasonic alarm protocol. (Unknown message ID)

Setup software started. Filed when the setup software was started. Setup software ended. Filed when the setup software was closed. User logged in the setup software. Filed when a user logged in the setup software. An unexpected error has occurred. The

setup software has been restarted to continue monitoring.

Setup software user login error. Filed when failed to read out the user information and login to the

An unexpected error has occurred. The live software has been restarted to continue monitoring.

Download failed (FTP connection error) Filed when download of the file failed due to the error in the FTP

Filed when received Panasonic alarm protocol from an unknown model.

Filed when received Panasonic alarm protocol from an unknown device.

Filed when an error occurred in the reception of Panasonic alarm protocol.

Filed when failed to implement the Panasonic alarm protocol received from the device.

Filed when an unexpected error occurred and the operation software was restarted.

read the user information. Filed when an error occurred at the start of the reception of

Panasonic alarm protocol. Filed when the category of Panasonic alarm protocol is illegal.

Filed when the message ID of Panasonic alarm protocol is illegal.

Filed when an unexpected error occurred and the setup software was restarted.

setup software failed. Filed when an unexpected error occurred and the live software

was restarted.

access to the recorder. In this case, the following are possible causes.

The FTP access is blocked by the firewall. → The FTP port cannot be opened due to the concurrent access → limit of the recorder.

Panasonic WV-ASM200W, WV-ASE203W, WV-ASE204W, WV-ASE202W, WV-ASE201W User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Preface

Software configuration

System configuration

System specifications

Compatible devices

About the setup software

Standard accessories

About the user manuals

System requirements

Recommended camera settings when monitoring MPEG-4 or H.264 images

Trademarks and registered trademarks

Abbreviations

Document convention

Operation flow

Installation/uninstallation

Installation

Uninstallation

Start/exit the setup software

Setup window

Settings relating to the system

Select the operating language, date format, time format, etc. [Basic setup]

Set the maximum refresh interval [Performance]

Settings relating to the device management

Register a recorder [Basic setup]

Edit the registered recorder information [Basic setup]

Delete the registered recorder [Basic setup]

Register an encoder [Basic setup]

Edit the registered encoder information [Basic setup]

Delete the registered encoder [Basic setup]

Register a camera [Basic setup]

Edit the registered camera information [Basic setup]

Delete the registered camera [Basic setup]

Register a decoder [Basic setup]

Edit the registered decoder information [Basic setup]

Delete the registered decoder [Basic setup]

Settings relating to the user management

User authentication, auto login user, password's validation period setting [Basic setup]

Settings relating to the administrator [Administrator setup]

Apply the user level for each user [User level setup]

Functions that can be restricted

Manage the registered users [User setup]

Settings relating to the cameras

Register a group [Group]

Register a sequence [Sequence]

Settings relating to the window

Use the live window [Live window]

Use the map window [Map window]

Settings relating to the face search

Add a face search server

Correct the face search server

Delete the face search server

Configure the behavior setting of the face search server

Settings relating to the event action

Settings for the event action upon an alarm occurrence [Alarm]

Settings for the event action upon an error occurrence [Error]

Settings relating to the communication

Network settings [Basic setup]

Settings relating to the alarm notification from the device using Panasonic alarm protocol [Panasonic Alarm]

Settings relating to the controller

Camera number setting [Camera number]

Group number setting [Group number]

Sequence number setting [Sequence number]

Settings relating to the maintenance

Display the version of this software [Version information]

Display/save the application log [Application log]