Page 1: Installation Guide
Installation Guide Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD616K Model No. WJ-HD716K ERR OR ALAR M ALAR M MO NITO R SUS PEN D STO P TIME R PLA Y PAU SE REC REC STO P RE V GOT O LAS FW D GOT O DAT SEA RCH OPE RAT E...
Page 2 WARNING: • This apparatus must be earthed. • Apparatus shall be connected to a main socket outlet with a protective earthing connection. • The mains plug or an appliance coupler shall remain readily operable. • To prevent fire or electric shock hazard, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
Page 3: Limitation Of Liability
PUBLICATION AND/OR THE CORRESPONDING PRODUCT THE THIRD PARTY'S RIGHT. (S). Disclaimer of warranty IN NO EVENT SHALL Panasonic Corporation BE LIABLE TO (5) ANY PROBLEM, CONSEQUENTIAL INCONVENIENCE, ANY PARTY OR ANY PERSON, EXCEPT FOR OR LOSS OR DAMAGE, ARISING OUT OF THE...
Page 4: Important Safety Instructions
Important safety instructions 1) Read these instructions. 2) Keep these instructions. 3) Heed all warnings. 4) Follow all instructions. 5) Do not use this apparatus near water. 6) Clean only with dry cloth. 7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Configure the minimum settings required to Configure the settings relating to SNMP [SNMP] ...103 operate the recorder [Quick] ........63 Configure the Panasonic alarm protocol settings Configure the basic settings of the recorder [Basic] ...65 [Panasonic alarm protocol] ........104 Configure the settings relating to the basic operation Configure the settings relating to network of recorder [Basic] .............65...
Page 6 Configure the basic settings relating to user management [Basic] ..........106 Register or change the administrator information [Administrator] ............107 Register, change or delete the user information [User] ...............108 Register, change, or delete a PC (host) accessible to this recorder [Host] ..........110 Setting of operation level [User level] ......112 Configure the settings relating to SD5 camera [SD5Link] ..............113...
Page 7: Preface
Coordination with SD5 cameras The following functions are available when connecting to Panasonic SD5 cameras using coaxial cables. Refer to the operating instructions of the camera for further information about SD5 cameras.
Page 8: System Configuration
It is also possible to directly save images on a SDHC/SD memory card. Images saved on the SDHC/SD memory card can be played or downloaded using a web browser. Note: • Compatible SDHC/SD memory card (option) manufactured by Panasonic SDHC memory card: 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB SD memory card:...
Page 9: About The User Manuals
About the user manuals The following 3 manuals are provided for the WJ-HD616K / WJ-HD716K. Installation Guide (this document): Contains descriptions of how to install/connect this product and how to configure the required settings. Operating Instructions (PDF): Contains descriptions of how to operate this product. (Both operations using the interface on the product and using a PC via a network are provided) Quick Reference Guide:...
Page 10: Trademarks And Registered Trademarks
Trademarks and registered trademarks Adobe, Adobe logo and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista, Internet Explorer, ActiveX and DirectX are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
Page 11: Network Security
Network security As you will use this product connected to a network, your attention is called to the following security risks. q Leakage or theft of information through this product w Use of this product for illegal operations by persons with malicious intent e Interference with or stoppage of this product by persons with malicious intent It is your responsibility to take precautions such as those described below to protect yourself against the above network security risks.
Page 12: Precautions
• When using a SDHC/SD memory card, it is recommend- AC IN SIGNAL ed to use one manufactured by Panasonic. Please be forewarned that any loss of information, such as images, on a SDHC/SD memory card is not guaranteed under POWER switch any circumstances if a SDHC/SD memory card of other manufacturer's.
Page 13 GPL and/or LGPL. • Read the "readme.txt" the provided CD-ROM for further information about the software. • Please note that Panasonic shall not respond to any inquiries regarding the source code. Handle this product with care. Do not strike or shake, as this may damage this product.
Page 14: Precautions For Installation
Precautions for Installation This product is designed for indoor use. Heat dissipation Refer to the following to prevent fire and malfunction of this Avoid the following locations for installation. product. • Locations exposed to direct sunlight • Do not block the ventilation openings in the cover to pre- • Places subject to having strong vibration or impact vent this product from overheating. Maintain this product • Near magnetic field sources such as a television or periodically to prevent dust from blocking openings.
Page 15 For BNC cable connection Use only the recommended plug below when connecting the BNC plug to the connectors on the rear panel of the record- BNC cable (locally procured) Applicable plug: MIL-C39012C or MIL-C39012/16F * Suffixes attached to the standards may be updated. BNC cable (locally procured) Plug Plug...
Page 16: Major Operating Controls And Their Functions
Major operating controls and their functions ■ Front view ALARM RESET PLAY PAUSE REC REC STOP STOP ERROR ALARM MONITOR ALARM GOTO LAST GOTO DATE SEARCH COPY SUSPEND HDD 1 TIMER HDD 2 SETUP /ESC 0/10 HDD 3 MAINTENANCE MULTI SCREEN MENU HOLD OPERATE HDD 4 Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD616 MOUSE MOUSE...
Page 17 u Maintenance port o Monitor operation button The maintenance port that can be used for connection [MONITOR] button: Press this button to change the with a PC is provided inside the cover. Do not use for monitor to be operated. The monitor number will any operation other than maintenance.
Page 18 Insert an optional SDHC/SD memory card Insert a DVD disc (commercially available) Step 1 Step 1 Open the SDHC/SD memory card slot. Open the DVD drive cover. Pull the tab down. Pull the tab down. SDHC/SD memory card slot Step 2 Step 2 After confirming that the power of the recorder is on, press Insert a SDHC/SD memory card to the slot until it clicks.
Page 19 Step 4 Push the tray to the end. Click sound will be heard and the tray will be fixed. Step 5 Close the DVD drive cover. Important: • When opening/closing the DVD drive tray, do not apply force on the tray. • When not using the DVD drive, close the disc tray. • When removing the disc from the tray, press the spindle to detach the disc. If trying to detach the disc forcibly, it can damage both the disc and the DVD drive.
Page 20 Behind the front cover Refer to page 21 for descriptions of how to detach the front cover. ALARM RESET ERROR ALARM STS A/F STS A/F STS A/F STS A/F RAID ALARM SUSPEND HDD 1 TIMER HDD 2 HDD 3 MAINTENANCE OPERATE HDD 4 MOUSE...
Page 21 How to detach the front cover Step 1 Cable clamp (When detaching the front cover while the power is on) Hold down the [ALARM RESET] button and the [MONITOR] button (for more than 2 seconds). → The power of the front cover will be turned off. Connection cable Step 2...
Page 22: Rear View
Note: • After attaching the front cover to the recorder, be sure to turn on the power of front cover. ■ Rear view t y u MODE DATA RS485(CAMERA) 10/100BASE-T EXT STORAGE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MONITOR ALARM CASCADE AUDIO ALARM/CONTROL OUT-CASCADE-IN CASCADE IN OUT MONITOR OUT(HD) AUDIO IN POWER VIDEO...
Page 23 !4 Monitor output connector (BNC) [MONITOR OUT 1, 2] Connect a monitor to this connector. Monitor output connector 1 shall be used to connect a monitor (Monitor 1) to display live image only. Monitor output connector 2 shall be used to connect a monitor (Monitor 2) to display live/recorded images and the setup menus.
Page 24: User/Host Management
User/Host management It is necessary to register users who operates the recorder and hosts (PC) that accesses the recorder via a network such as a LAN. Up to 32 users and up to 8 hosts can be registered. The following information can be registered as user information and host information. Item Description Remarks...
Page 25 Note: • When operating from a system controller compatible with PS·Data, log in to the recorder automatically as the user registered in "PSD user" on the "Basic" tab under "User mng.". • When no operation is made for approx.2 minutes after logging in from a system controller compatible with PS·Data, the PSD user will automatically be logged out. • When trying to log in as the same user name used by a user who is already logged in, both users will be authorized to log in regardless of the priority level. When operating from a PC via a network Operation of the recorder can be made using a PC via a network. Up to 8 hosts (PCs) can access the recorder concurrently. When trying to log in to the recorder even though 8 hosts (PCs) are already accessing the recorder, the host (PC) with the lowest priority will forcibly be logged out.
Page 26: Basic Operation
Basic operation To directly operate the recorder, there are 2 ways of how to operate it: operations using the buttons on the front cover and opera- tions using a mouse connected to the recorder. Operations using the buttons on Operations using a mouse the front cover The recorder can be operated using a mouse connected to The recorder can be operated using the buttons on the front...
Page 27: Operations Flow
Operations flow The operation flow of the recorder is as follows. z Install the recorder in the rack. Rack mounting (+ Page 28) Go to step x when not installing it in the rack. x Connect the recorder to each device. Connections (+ Page 29) When using an optional extension unit, install hard disk...
Page 28: Rack Mounting
Rack mounting Install the recorder in an EIA standard rack. Equivalent to EIA standard rack (not manufactured by Panasonic): EIA 19-inch rack type (Depth: 550 mm or more) Note: • Use four M5 x 12 screws (locally procured) to install the recorder in a rack. Step 1 Step 3 Remove the five rubber feet from the bottom of the recorder Place the rack mount brackets on both sides of the recorder.
Page 29: Connections
Connections Connection of cameras Up to 16 cameras (system cameras or combination cameras) can be connected to the video input connector 1-16. Important: • When using with a Panasonic's matrix switcher or a coaxial communication unit, make sure that the loop-through output connection (of each video input) to the recorder are correctly made. When a monitor output or a spot output is connected to the video input connector of the recorder, noise may be produced upon switching camera channels or images of few sec- onds before switching camera channels may be displayed/recorded. When a monitor output or a spot output is connected to the video input connector of the recorder, noise may be produced upon switching camera channels or images of few sec- onds before switching camera channels may be displayed/recorded. • Connect the power plug of the recorder at the very end of connections. • When connecting combination cameras to the WJ-HD616K, connect them to the video input connector 1 - 8 (coaxial con- nection compatible). • It is impossible to connect a VCR to the video input connector. Mode switch setting (default) Note: • When not using the DATA port and the RS485 port, do not change the setting from the default.
Page 30: Connection Of Monitors
Connection of monitors Connect monitors to the monitor output connector. Connect a monitor to be used to display live images only to the monitor output connector 1. Connect a monitor to be used to display not only live images but also recorded images and setup menu to the monitor output connector 2.
Page 31 When connecting a monitor using a HDMI cable Monitor 2 Monitor 1 HDMI cable (locally procured) Recorder EXT STORAGE MODE DATA RS485(CAMERA) 10/100BASE-T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MONITOR ALARM CASCADE AUDIO ALARM/CONTROL OUT-CASCADE-IN CASCADE IN OUT MONITOR OUT(HD) AUDIO IN POWER VIDEO AC IN SIGNAL Note: • Make sure to use a HDMI cable compliant with the HDMI (high-speed) standard.
Page 32: Connection Of A Pc
Connection of a PC Connect a PC and the recorder. Required devices and cables vary depending on how to connect them. Before starting the con- nection, prepare the required devices and cables. Connect a PC and the recorder directly Use a LAN cable to connect a PC and the recorder directly. Recorder EXT STORAGE MODE...
Page 33: Connection Of An Extension Unit
Connection of an extension unit Up to 3 extension units (optional) can be connected to a single recorder. Use the dedicated cable (provided with the extension unit) to connect between the extension unit and the recorder. When connecting multiple extension units (WJ-HDE400) or when newly adding extension units, connect as follows. Refer also to the operating instructions of the extension unit.
Page 34: Connection Of A Vcr
Connection of a VCR When copying images recorded on the recorder to a VCR, connect cables from a VCR to the video output connector and the audio connector inside the SDHC/SD memory card slot cover at the front of the recorder. AUDIO VIDEO Audio cable with plugs Video cable with plugs (locally procured)
Page 35: Connection Of A Ps·data Compatible Device
The termination setting of the recorder can be set using the mode switch. (+ Page 51) • When connecting a PS·Data compatible system controller, configure the settings on the [PS·Data setup] tab under the "Communication" page of the setup menu according to the connection. (+ Page 93) • "PS·Data" is Panasonic's proprietary protocol. Contact your dealer for devices that can be connected. • Do not assign the same unit address to two or more different PS·Data compatible devices. When connecting a system controller to the recorder Controller...
Page 36 When connecting the recorder between a system controller and a system device UNIT ALARM POWER ALARM RESE T SUSPEND SET UP ALARM SUSPEND SE T Data Multiplex Unit WJ-MP204 RS485 cable RS485 cable (WV-CA48/50) Coaxial communication unit (provided with the controller) Termination: On Controller Unit address: 2...
Page 37: Cascading Connection Of Multiple Recorders
Cascading connection of multiple recorders Up to 5 recorders can be connected in cascading connection. When connecting recorders in cascading connection, images displayed on Monitor 2 connected to the second and subsequent recorders can be switched and displayed on Monitor 2 connected to the first recorder. Use the cascade input connector, cascade output connector (monitor output connector 2 is provided as the dual purpose con- nector) and DATA port.
Page 38 Cascading connection using HDMI cables Important: • Up to 5 recorders and a single system controller can be connected. • Connect the recorder whose unit address (system) is even number to the cascade input 1 connector of the first recorder. Connect the recorder whose unit address (system) is odd number to the cascade input 2 connector of the second recorder. Connect the fourth and fifth recorders to the cascade input 1 connectors of the second and third recorders respectively. Monitor 2 HDMI cable (sold separately)
Page 39 Connection of PS·Data compatible devices When connecting a PS·Data compatible system controller to the first recorder Controller Termination: On Unit address: 1 Mode switch RS485 cable (provided with the controller) (No.7: OFF) (No.8: OFF) 1 2 3 4 5 The "Unit address" setting on the [PS·Data setup] tab under "Communication"...
Page 40 When connecting a PS·Data compatible system controller to the third recorder Mode switch (No.7: OFF) (No.8: ON) 1 2 3 4 5 The "Unit address" setting on the [PS·Data setup] tab under EXT STORAGE MODE DATA RS485(CAMERA) 10/100BASE-T "Communication" of the setup menu 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MONITOR...
Page 41 When connecting PS·Data compatible system controllers to both the first and the third record- Controller Termination: On Unit address: 1 Mode switch RS485 cable (provided with the controller) (No.7: OFF) (No.8: OFF) 1 2 3 4 5 The "Unit address" setting on the [PS·Data setup] tab under "Communication"...
Page 42: Connection Of Rs485 Cameras
Connection of RS485 cameras The following are examples when connecting RS485 cameras to the recorder. Up to 8 RS485 cameras can be connected to a single RS485 port. Important: • Select "On" for the termination setting of the devices on both ends of the connection. The termination setting of the recorder can be set using the mode switch. (+ Page 51) • When connecting RS485 cameras, configure the settings on the [RS485 setup] tab under the "Communication" page of the setup menu together with the RS485 settings of each camera.
Page 43 Daisy chain connection Connect multiple RS485 cameras to the RS485 port. Example: When connecting camera 1-4 (coaxial communication) to the video input connector 1-4 and camera 9-12 (RS485) to the RS485 port 1 RS485 camera Switch to 4-wire connection 2-wire connection connection be set destination...
Page 44: About The Connectors
About the connectors How to use the terminals of the ALARM/CONTROL connector These terminals are used for emergency recording, auto time adjustment and when installing a buzzer, a lamp or a similar alarm device. The connector to be used should be compatible with the pin array. Pin array The pin array is different from other digital disk recorders.
Page 45 Connection for emergency recording When the external switch is turned on, emergency recording will start. Emergency recording will differently be performed depending on the settings on the [Emergency rec.] tab under the "Basic" page of the setup menu. (+ Page 70) (Signal ground) (Emergency recording input) External switch...
Page 46 Connection for the auto time adjustment function (1) When "Master" is set for "Auto time adjustment" on the [Time & date] tab under the "Basic" page of the setup menu "Time adjustment signal output" becomes available and the clock of this recorder will be applied to other devices. The time adjustment signal output will be generated from pin no.
Page 47 Connection of the control output When an alarm device such as a buzzer or a lamp is connected, the signal output from pin nos.15 - 18 can be used to notify the status by sounding a buzzer or lighting a lamp. The following example is of a connection with the HDD error output (pin no.
Page 48: How To Use The Terminals Of The Alarm Connector
How to use the terminals of the ALARM connector These terminals are used to connect the alarm devices, such as sensors, door switches, etc. The connector to be used should be compatible with the pin array. Pin array The pin array is different from other digital disk recorders. Make sure that the connection is correct referring to the following.
Page 49: Alarm Connection
Alarm connection When a signal is supplied to the alarm input terminals 1 - 16 (pin nos. 1 - 8, 15 - 22 of the ALARM connector), recording and dis- playing of images from the cameras will be performed according to the settings. When an alarm device such as a buzzer, a lamp, etc., is installed outside, connect them to the alarm output terminals (pin nos.
Page 50: Time And Polarities Of The Alarm/Control Terminal
Time and polarities of the ALARM/CONTROL terminal and the ALARM terminal Terminal Active time Remarks Alarm input When N.O.: L active 100 ms or more When N.C.: H active Alarm output The set time on the setup menu L active Alarm reset input 100 ms or more L active Emergency recording input 100 ms or more L active...
Page 51: Mode Switch
Mode switch Communication between the recorder and a system device using PS·Data can be performed by RS 485 interface. Devices on both ends of the RS485 connection are necessary to be terminated. The mode switch setting differs depending on whether to use the recorder as a receiver or a system controller. When connecting RS485 cameras to the recorder, devices on both ends of the connection are necessary to be terminated.
Page 52: Install/Remove Hdd Units
Install/remove HDD units Install the HDD units Install the HDD units by referring the disk slot number. Detach the front cover in advance. (+ Page 21) Removal knob (3) Press the lever down and push it until the removal knob Step 1 of the HDD unit clicks.
Page 53: Remove The Hdd Unit
Install a hard disk drive into an Note: HDD canister • Hard disk drives are locally procured. Contact your deal- er for purchasing, installing, and replacing the hard disk To install a hard disk drive in the recorder, it is necessary to drives. assemble an HDD unit (encase the hard disk drive in the • Refer to the operating instructions of the extension unit HDD canister).
Page 54: Determine The Operational Mode Of The Hard Disk Drives
Determine the operational mode of the hard disk drives It is possible to operate the recorder with the RAID function that is known as the HDD fault-tolerance system by installing an optional RAID board. Refer to the operating instructions of the RAID board for how to install the RAID board. The following operational modes are provided to the RAID function of the recorder.
Page 55: Startup
Startup Turn on the power Turn on the power of the recorder. Step 1 Note: Connect the power plug to an electric outlet. • When the login window is displayed during operation after startup, enter the user name and password. Step 2 Refer to Operating Instructions (PDF) for how to operate. Press the power switch at the rear of the recorder to turn on the power.
Page 56: Configure The Minimum Settings Required To Use The Recorder
Configure the minimum settings required to use the recorder Configure the minimum settings required to use the recorder such as the time and date setting, the language setting, the settings relating to recording and the schedule settings on the "Quick" page of the setup menu. Refer to page 59 for further information about the basic operations of the setup menu.
Page 57: Setup Menu
Setup menu Configuration of each setting item in the setup menu should be completed in advance to use this recorder. The operations in the setup menu are performed with either of the following: • Displaying the setup menu on Monitor 2 by using buttons on the front cover or a mouse connected to the recorder • Displaying the setup menu on the web browser of a PC monitor (when controlling the recorder via a network When operating the recorder using the web browser, the setup menu will be displayed by clicking the [Setup] button on the oper- ation window.
Page 58: About Setup Menu
(+ page 99). The network settings of the recorder and notification can be configured on the "Event" page. the settings relating to DNS, DDNS, SNMP, FTP, Panasonic alarm protocol and live image transmission r [Schedule] button can be configured on the "Network" page.
Page 59: How To Operate The Setup Menu
!1 [Maintenance] button !2 [Exit] button Select this button to display the "Maintenance" page (+ Exits the setup menu when finishing the operation of page 119). setup menu. The settings will be applied. Check and setup of the hard disk drive information of the recorder, management of the setup data and check !3 3 Setup page of log information can be carried out on the...
Page 60 Operation using buttons on the front cover Operation using a mouse connected to the recorder Step 2 Step 2 Select the desired setup menu. Select the desired setup menu. Press the [SET] button after moving the cur- Put the mouse cursor on the desired setup menu, and click sor to the desired setup menu using the the mouse button.
Page 61 Operation using buttons on the front cover Operation using a mouse connected to the recorder Step 4 Step 4 Configure each setting item. Configure each setting item. To display the advanced settings page of the selected set- Selection of setting item ting item, select "Setup"...
Page 62: About The Operation Of On-Screen Keyboard (For Character Entry)
Step 5 Step 5 Apply the settings to the recorder, and Apply the settings to the recorder, and exit the setup exit the setup menu. menu. Hold down the [SETUP/ESC] button for 2 Click the [Exit] button. seconds or more. → The monitor display will return to live imag- Holding down (for more than 2 seconds) Press the [SET] button after moving the cur- sor to the [Exit] button using the arrows but-...
Page 63: Configure The Minimum Settings Required To Operate The Recorder [Quick]
Configure the minimum settings required to operate the recorder [Quick] The minimum settings required to operate the recorder such as the language, time & date, network and schedule, etc. can be configured on the "Quick" page. The "Quick" page has only the [Setup] tab. First, configure the minimum settings on the "Quick" page, and to configure more advanced settings, go to each setup menu. [Language] ■...
Page 64 PROG1 PROG2 PROG2 PROG1 PROG2 PROG3 PROG4 Daily None The time table setting for Monday will be as follows. Time Alarm FTP transmission Panasonic alarm Start Program Event Mail range message by image alarm protocol 0:00 9:00 PROG2 9:00 20:00...
Page 65: Configure The Basic Settings Of The Recorder [Basic]
Configure the basic settings of the recorder [Basic] The basic settings of the recorder such as time & date, recording actions and audio, etc. and the settings relating to the emer- gency recording can be configured on the "Basic setup" page. The "Basic" page has [Basic], [Time & date], [Recording], [Audio] and [Emergency rec.] tabs. Configure the settings relating to the basic operation of recorder [Basic] Select the [Basic] tab on the "Basic"...
Page 66: Configure The Settings Relating To Time & Date [Time & Date]
Configure the settings relating to time & date [Time & date] Select the [Time & date] tab on the "Basic" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to time & date display can be configured on this tab. [Date display format] [Auto adjustment time] Select a date display format. (Example: April 1, 2009) Select a method of auto clock adjustment from the following. YY/MM/DD: 09/04/01 (+ Page 46) MMM/DD/YY: APR/01/09...
Page 67 [Summer time (daylight saving) table] Enter the summer time starting year, month, day, and time, You can set the time/date when summer time is to start/end. and the summer time ending year, month, day and time. When the [Setup] button is selected, the following page will Select the icon on the right side of the entry field.
Page 68: Basic Settings For Recording [Recording]
Basic settings for recording [Recording] Select the [Recording] tab on the "Basic" page. (+ Page 60) The basic settings relating to recording such as recording On/Off and embedding of the time & date can be configured on this tab. [Embedded Rec (Title)] Select "On" or "Off" to determine whether or not to record a displayed camera title together as a part of the recorded image.
Page 69: Configure The Settings Relating To Audio [Audio]
Configure the settings relating to audio [Audio] Select the [Audio] tab on the "Basic" page. (+ Page 60) The audio inputs from the AUDIO IN connectors (1 to 4) on the rear panel of the recorder can be assigned to the selected cam- era channels, and reception interval can be configured on this tab. [Audio1] - [Audio4] [Rcv. Int. (for PC)] Assign audio from the audio input connectors (1 - 4) on the...
Page 70: Settings For Emergency Recording [Emergency Rec.]
Settings for emergency recording [Emergency rec.] Select the [Emergency rec.] tab on the "Basic" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to emergency recording such as recording duration and recording rate can be configured on this tab. Refer to Operating Instructions (PDF) for further information about the emergency recording. [Resolution] [Rate(ips)] Select the resolution for images to be recorded from the fol-...
Page 71: Configure The Settings Relating To Event [Event]
Configure the settings relating to event [Event] The settings relating to event actions of each event type (terminal alarm, video motion detection (VMD), video loss, and camera alarm site) can be configured on the "Event" page. Details on how to operate this page are given on Operating Instructions (PDF). The "Event"...
Page 72: Configure The Event Action At A Terminal Alarm Occurrence [Terminal/Command]
Configure the event action at a terminal alarm occurrence [Terminal/ Command] Select the [Terminal/Command] tab on the "Event" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to event actions to be taken at a terminal alarm (+ Operating Instructions (PDF)) occurrence can be config- ured on this tab. [Operation mode] [Preset] Select the settings for the operation mode.
Page 73: Configure The Event Action At A Camera Site Alarm Occurrence [Site Alarm]
Configure the event action at a camera site alarm occurrence [Site alarm] Select the [Site alarm] tab on the "Event" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to event actions to be taken at a camera site alarm (+ Operating Instructions (PDF)) occurrence can be con- figured on this tab.
Page 74: Configure The Event Action At A Video Loss Occurrence [Video Loss]
Configure the event action at a video loss occurrence [Video loss] Select the [Video loss] tab on the "Event" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to event actions to be taken at a video loss (+ Operating Instructions (PDF)) occurrence can be configured on this tab. [Operation mode] Configure the following settings for each camera channel (1 Select the settings for the operation mode.
Page 75: Configure The Event Action At A Vmd Occurrence [Vmd]
Configure the event action at a VMD occurrence [VMD] Select the [VMD] tab on the "Event" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to event actions to be taken at a VMD (+ Operating Instructions (PDF)) occurrence can be configured on this tab. [Operation Mode] Configure the following settings for each camera channel (1 Select the settings for the operation mode.
Page 76 [Search] Select "On" or "Off" to determine whether or not to perform video motion detection. When "Off" is selected, video motion detection will not be performed. When "On" is selected, VMD (video motion detection) areas can be set. Up to 4 areas can be set for a camera channel for the detec- tion area.Details on video motion detection are given on Operating Instructions (PDF).
Page 77 Settings for the video motion detection function Configure the settings for video motion detection areas for each camera channel. Up to 4 areas can be set for a camera channel for the detection area. When selecting "On" for "Search" on the [VMD] tab and selecting "Area", a detection area setup page will be displayed. (+ Page 75) Follow the procedure below to set the VMD areas.
Page 78 Step 3 Step 5 Set the end point of the detection area. Select the [Back] button after completing the settings. Press the [SET] button after moving the cursor to the desired → The detection area setup page will be closed. end point of the detection area using the arrows button (C D A B).
Page 79: Configure The Settings Relating To Recording/Event Schedules [Schedule]
Configure the settings relating to recording/event schedules [Schedule] The settings for the recording schedules and event actions are performed on the "Schedule" page by designating a day of the week and time. It is possible to create a time table by dividing a day into up to 6 time zones and to create recording schedules by assigning pro- grams to the created time zones and by setting "On"...
Page 80 [Resolution] [Pre-event Duration] Select a resolution for images to be recorded. Select the recording duration for the pre-event recording. Field: Standard resolution (704 x 240) 0s/2s/5s/10s/20s/30s/1min/3min/5min/10min/15min Frame 3D On: High resolution (704 x 480) with the Default: 0s motion blur compensation function Frame 3D Off: High resolution (704 x 480) Note: Default: Field...
Page 81: Assign A Program After Setting The Time Zone [Time Table]
Assign a program after setting the time zone [Time table] Select the [Time table] tab on the "Schedule" page. (+ Page 60) A time table for program actions can be created for each day of the week, and programs can be assigned to each time table. Up to 6 time tables can be created for each day of the week. When a signal is supplied from the ALARM/CONTROL connector (external recording changeover, pin no.
Page 82: Configure The Settings Of Recording Programs For Special Days [Special Days]
Select "On" or "Off" to determine whether or not to automati- Closes the time table of the selected day of the week and cally notify the PC of the event information by Panasonic returns to the [Time table] tab. alarm protocol at an event occurrence.
Page 83: Configure The Settings Relating To Display [Display]
Configure the settings relating to display [Display] The settings relating to the display on Monitor 1 and Monitor 2 connected to the recorder and the display on a PC monitor con- nected to the recorder via a network can be configured on the "Display" page. The settings relating to display switching patterns such as multi screen display and sequential display of live images can also be configured on this page.
Page 84 Configure the multi screen display pattern and assign camera channels to each multi screen segment Select the display pattern when switching to the multi screen display. In addition, assign the camera channels to each multi screen segment. When selecting the [Setup] button of "Multi screen setup" on the [Common] tab, the setup page for camera channel allocation will be displayed.
Page 85 Step 2 Step 3 Select the desired camera channels to display on the multi Select the desired camera channels to display on each seg- screen. ment on the multi screen. Select the [Setup] button of "Camera setup". To return to the [Common] tab, select the [Back] button. Note: • It is impossible to select the same channel to display images from it on multiple segments on the multi screen.
Page 86: Configure The Display Settings For Monitor 1 [Monitor 1]
Configure the display settings for Monitor 1 [Monitor 1] Select the [Monitor 1] tab on the "Display" page. (+ Page 60) Select "On" or "Off" to determine whether or not to display the time, camera title and alarm display on Monitor 1. The settings relating to the sequence display on Monitor 1 can also be configured on this tab. [Time & date display] [Live sequence] Select "On"...
Page 87 Configuring the sequence display settings Configure the sequential display settings of camera images. When selecting the [Setup] button of "Live sequence" on the [Monitor 1] tab, the setup page for live sequence will be displayed. (+ Page 86) Configure the following setting items for each step of sequential display.
Page 88: Configure The Display Settings For Monitor 2 [Monitor 2]
Configure the display settings for Monitor 2 [Monitor 2] Select the [Monitor 2] tab on the "Display" page. (+ Page 60) Set the position to display the status bar and select "On" or "Off" to determine whether or not to display the camera title. The settings relating to the sequence display on Monitor 2 can also be configured on this tab. [Status display] [Sequence timing] Select the position to display the status bar.
Page 89: Configure The Camera Title [Camera Title]
Configure the camera title [Camera title] Select the [Camera title] tab on the "Display" page. (+ Page 60) The camera title can be configured on this tab. [Display] Enter a camera title to be displayed on Monitor 2. Enter up to 14 alphanumeric characters for the camera title. Note: • Available characters: !"#$%&'( )*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~ (space)
Page 90: Configure The Settings Relating To The Sequential Display On A Pc Monitor [Network]
Configure the settings relating to the sequential display on a PC monitor [Network] Select the [Network] tab on the "Display" page. (+ Page 60) The settings for the sequential display when displaying images on a monitor of a PC connected to this recorder via a network can be configured on this tab.
Page 91: Configure The Settings Relating To The Cascade Connection [Cascade]
[4-screen live sequence] --: Skips the selected step. Configure the settings for the sequential display when dis- Quad1 - 4: Displays images from camera channels 1 - 4 playing images with the sequential display on a 4-split on a 4-split screen. screen. Quad5 - 8: Displays images from camera channels 5 - 8 When the [Setup] button is selected, the following setup on a 4-split screen.
Page 92: Configure The Settings Relating To Communication With Other Devices [Communication]
1 to 8 (compatible Camera 1 to 8. For HD716K, the setting is available for with coaxial cable communication). Use a Panasonic Camera 1 to 16. data multiplex unit to control cameras connected to S: When the length of cable used is shorter than 500 m other camera channels with coaxial cables.
Page 93: Configure The Settings Relating To Ps·data [Ps·data Setup]
Configure the settings relating to PS·Data [PS·Data setup] Select the [PS·Data setup] tab on the "Communication" page. (+ Page 60) The settings for PS·Data can be configured on this tab. [Unit address (system)] [Alarm data] A unit address is a unique number to be assigned to each The method to notify the connected controller of an event PS·Data compatible device.
Page 94: Configure The Settings Relating To Rs485 [Rs485 Setup]
[Data bit] Select the protocol used for RS485 communication. The data length for communication will be displayed. Panasonic/Pelco-D 7/8 (bit) Default: Panasonic Default: 8 [Baud rate] [Parity] Select a communication speed for data transmission with a Methods of error check for a transmission at communication connected device from the following: will be displayed.
Page 95: Configure The Settings Relating To The Server [Server]
Configure the settings relating to the server [Server] The settings relating to the NTP server, the FTP server and the mail server can be configured on the "Server" page. The "Server" page has [NTP], [FTP] and [Mail] tabs. Configure the settings relating to time adjustment according to the NTP server [NTP] Select the [NTP] tab on the "Server" page. (+ Page 60) The settings when time is adjusted according to the NTP (Network Time Protocol) server can be configured on this tab.
Page 96: Configure The Settings Relating To The Ftp Server [Ftp]
Configure the settings relating to the FTP server [FTP] Select the [FTP] tab on the "Server" page. (+ Page 60) The basic settings such as the FTP server address, user name and password and the setting to transmit alarm images at an event occurrence can be configured on this tab. [FTP server address] ■...
Page 97: Configure The Settings Relating To The Mail Notification [Mail]
Configure the settings relating to the mail notification [Mail] Select the [Mail] tab on the "Server" page. (+ Page 60) The settings of alarm mail notice, the settings of error report mail (+ Operating Instructions (PDF)) and the settings to use the mail functions can be configured on this tab. [Type - Password] [SMTP server address] Enter an IP address or a name of the SMTP server to send...
Page 98 [Other destinations] Add other destinations. When the [Setup] button is selected, the following page will be displayed. When the [Setup] but- ton is selected, the following page will be displayed. Enter the desired mail address and mail type for "Address 1" - "Address 4".
Page 99: Configure The Settings Relating To Network [Network]
The basic network settings required to operate this unit using a PC via a network such as a LAN can be configured on the "Network" page. The settings relating to the Panasonic alarm protocol and the settings relating to the resolution and rate to transmit live images can also be configured on this page.
Page 100 [IP address] When "Off" is selected for "DHCP", enter an IP address. Enter 4 units from the decimal numbers (0-255). Default: 192.168.0.250 [Subnet mask] Enter a subnet mask according to the network environment when "Off" is selected for "DHCP". Enter 4 units from the decimal numbers (0-255).
Page 101: Configure The Settings Relating To Dns [Dns]
Configure the settings relating to DNS [DNS] Select the [DNS] tab on the "Network" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to DNS (Domain Name System) can be configured on this tab. [DNS] Determine whether or not to use the DNS. Off/Auto/Manual • Select "Manual" or "Auto" to enable IP address searching by the host name using the DNS. • Select "Off" when not using the DNS.
Page 102: Configure The Settings Relating To Ddns [Ddns]
Configure the settings relating to DDNS [DDNS] Select the [DDNS] tab on the "Network" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) can be configured on this tab. [DDNS] Select "On" or "Off" to determine whether or not to use the DDNS.
Page 103: Configure The Settings Relating To Snmp [Snmp]
Configure the settings relating to SNMP [SNMP] Select the [SNMP] tab on the "Network" page. (+ Page 60) The settings for the SNMP can be configured on this tab. The settings are configured to check the status of the recorder, etc. by connecting the SNMP manager. [Community] Enter a name used for SNMP authentication in alphanumeric characters.
Page 104: Configure The Panasonic Alarm Protocol Settings [Panasonic Alarm Protocol]
Configure the Panasonic alarm protocol settings [Panasonic alarm protocol] Select the [Panasonic alarm protocol] tab on the "Network" page. (+ Page 60) The settings to notify the PC of the event and error information when an event or an error occurs can be configured on this tab.
Page 105: Configure The Settings Relating To Network Transmission [Transmission]
Configure the settings relating to network transmission [Transmission] Select the [Transmission] tab on the "Network" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to the resolution and rate to transmit live images to a PC via a network can also be configured on this tab. [Live video resolution] Select the resolution for live images from the following. Note: REC resolution: Live images are transmitted with the • Regardless of the setting for "Live video resolution",...
Page 106: Configure The Settings Relating To The User Management [User Mng.]
Configure the settings relating to the user management [User mng.] The settings relating to the user authentication On/Off, PSD user, administrator registration and operation levels can be config- ured on the "User mng." page. It is possible to restrict users and hosts (PCs) to access the recorder by registering the users and hosts (PCs) who can access the recorder in advance when "On"...
Page 107: Register Or Change The Administrator Information [Administrator]
■ PS.Data [PSD user] Configure the settings for a user when using a PS·Data com- patible controller. A PSD user should be one of the regis- tered users for the recorder. An auto login user should be one of the users registered in the recorder. Register or change the administrator information [Administrator] Select the [Administrator] tab on the "User mng."...
Page 108: Register, Change Or Delete The User Information [User]
Register, change or delete the user information [User] Select the [User] tab on the "User mng." page. (+ Page 60) The user information such as the user name, password and operation level can be registered, changed and deleted on this tab. Registers user information Register user information such as a user name, password and operation level. Select the [Registration] button after completing each setting item.
Page 109 Change or delete the user information Change or delete the user information that has been registered. Step 1 Step 3 Select the [Edit/delete] button on the [User] tab. To change the user information, select the [Edit] button after changing the user information by performing the same pro- cedure as user registration.
Page 110: Register, Change, Or Delete A Pc (Host) Accessible To This Recorder [Host]
Register, change, or delete a PC (host) accessible to this recorder [Host] Select the [Host] tab on the "User mng." page. (+ Page 60) The information of host that accesses the recorder via a network can be registered, changed and deleted on this tab. Registers host information Registers the host information such as the IP address, operation level and priority.
Page 111 Change or delete the host information Change or delete the host information that has been registered. Step 1 Step 3 Select the [Edit/delete] button on the [Host] tab. To change the host information, select the [Edit] button after changing the host information by performing the same pro- cedure as host registration.
Page 112: Setting Of Operation Level [User Level]
Setting of operation level [User level] Select the [User level] tab on the "User mng." page. (+ Page 60) A level (LV 2/LV 3) can be assigned to every user to restrict operable functions on this tab. To forbid user to operate, leave it blank. It is impossible to change the setting for LV1. Refer to the diagram for further information about each function.
Page 113: Configure The Settings Relating To Sd5 Camera [Sd5Link]
Configure the settings relating to SD5 camera [SD5Link] The settings relating to the intelligent video motion detection function (hereinafter, i-VMD) of SD5Link cameras connected to the recorder can be configured on the "SD5Link" page. It is possible to upload the settings to SD5Link cameras and download the settings to the recorder.
Page 114 Setting the detection areas and sensitivity Step 3 Select the [Area/Sensitivity] tab. → The [Area/Sensitivity] tab will be displayed. Step 1 Select the [Setup] button of the [i-VMD setup] tab. Step 4 → The setup page for camera's i-VMD function will be dis- Set the detection areas and sensitivity for "Motion det."...
Page 115 Step 5 Note: Set the start point of the detection area. • To delete a set detection area, select the [Area delete] Move the cursor to the desired start point, and click the tab on the setup page for camera's i-VMD function, and mouse button. click the [Delete] button of the area (White/Blue/Green/ Red) to be deleted.
Page 116 Setting the scene change Select "On" or "Off " to determine whether to provide an alarm signal when a change in the state of scene occurs by covering the camera with a cloth, a cap, or others, or by changing the camera direction largely. Setting the detection mode Set the detection conditions for "Motion det."...
Page 117 Setting the detection depth Set the detection depth of the detected areas. By setting the detection depth, it is possible to automatically calculate the size of object to be detected on the screen to reduce the detection failure. To calculate the detection depth properly, mount the camera horizontally. Step 1 Normally, assuming that people go forward and backward, it Display the setup page for camera's i-VMD function, and...
Page 118: Uploading Or Downloading The Settings Of Sd5Link Cameras [Setup Data]
Uploading or downloading the settings of SD5Link cameras [Setup data] Select the [Setup data] tab on the "SD5Link" page. (+ Page 60) It is possible to retrieve setup data of an SD5Link camera and to load the retrieved data to the SD5Link camera. [Setup data] The setup data downloaded from SD5Link cameras are dis- played.
Page 119: Configure The Settings Relating To Maintenance [Maintenance]
Configure the settings relating to maintenance [Maintenance] The version of the recorder and disk information is displayed, and the settings relating to hard disk drives can be configured on the "Maintenance" page. It is also possible to initialize the setup data of the setup pages, format SD memory cards, and check the system logs on this page.
Page 120 [Recording information] • Hour meter When the [Display] button is selected, the "Recording infor- Displays the operating time of the hard disk drive. mation" page will be displayed, and the disk capacity and the available capacity of each hard disk drive, the hour meter • Recorded time range and the time range of the images recorded on each hard The time range of the images recorded will be displayed.
Page 121: Confirm The Network Information [Network Information]
[Pre-recording area information] When the [Display] button is selected, the "Pre-recording area info." page will be displayed, and the capacity of the pre-event recording area assigned to each camera channel. When the [Back] button is selected, the "Pre-recording area information" page will be closed, and the display will return to the [Disk information] tab.
Page 122: Configure The Settings And Operations Relating To Hard Disk Drives [Disk]
Configure the settings and operations relating to hard disk drives [Disk] Select the [Disk] tab of the "Maintenance" page. (+ Page 60) The settings relating to an action to be taken when available capacity of the hard disk drives run out (Disk end mode) and when the capacity of hard disk drives is warned (HDD capacity warning) can be configured, data recorded on the hard disk drives can be deleted and SD memory cards can be formatted on this tab.
Page 123: Manage The Settings [Settings Management]
Manage the settings [Settings management] Select the [Settings management] tab of the "Maintenance" page. (+ Page 60) The settings of the setup pages can be saved in the SD memory card, and saved settings can be called up (loaded) from the recorder on this tab. It is also possible to restore the default settings (Initialization) on this tab. [Reset to the default] Initializes the setting data.
Page 124: View Log Information [Logs]
View Log Information [Logs] Select the [Logs] tab of the "Maintenance" page. (+ Page 60) The following logs can be checked on this tab. Error log: Logs of error Access log: Logs of accessing the recorder Event log: Logs of event occurrence time & date and details Network log: Check the network log Check the error log The error log will be displayed in list form.
Page 125: Check The Event Log
Check the event log The event logs (occurrence time & date and event details) will be displayed in list form. Refer to the Operating Instructions (PDF) for further information about the events. When the [Event log] button of the [Logs] tab is selected, the following page will be displayed. Up to 750 logs are saved.
Page 126: Manage Hard Disk Drives
Manage hard disk drives About hard disk drives Images from cameras will be recorded on the HDD unit(s) in the recorder. This recorder manages the hard disk drives by dividing them virtually into the following recording areas. • Normal recording area: R ecording area used when an event does not occur (Manual recording, schedule recording) • Event recording area: R ecording area used when an event occurs (Post-event recording, emergency recording).
Page 127: About The Disk Configuration Page
About the disk configuration page The operations relating to the hard disk drives such as checking the capacity of each recording area and formatting the drives can be performed on the disk configuration page. Important: • All other operations such as recording and playback will stop when the disk configuration page is displayed. • Displaying the disk configuration page forcibly logs out any other users currently logged in to the recorder. How to display the disk configuration page Step 1 Step 2 Select the [Setup] button of "HDD disk menu"...
Page 128 Check the hard disk drive information The original capacity, the available capacities of the hard disk drives of the recorder or the extension units (Ext.1 to 3), and capac- ities of each recording area will be displayed. Select the [Disk Information] tab of the "Disk Information" page on the disk configuration page. Refer to the "Maintenance"...
Page 129 Format the hard disk drives [Format] Hard disk drives will be formatted, and one of the normal recording area, event recording area or pre-event recording area will be assigned to each drive. It is necessary to format a hard disk drive on either of the following conditions. • When an hard disk drive installed in the recorder is removed or added • When an optional extension unit is connected and used for the first time Important:...
Page 130 Step 4 Select the [OK] button. → The format starts, and the message will be displayed to show the drive is being formatted. When formatting is complete, the result of format will be displayed. Step 5 To return to the [Format] tab, select the [Close] button.
Page 131 Format the pre-event recording area Configure the following settings relating to the pre-event recording area. • Assign the capacity of pre-event recording area to each camera channels. • Format a hard disk drive set for another recording area again to set for the pre-event recording area. • Format a hard disk drive to add a camera channel not assigned to the existing pre-event recording area. Important: • Before formatting the hard disk drive to set for a pre-event recording area, configure the setting for the pre-event duration (+ page 80) for the camera channel to be assigned to the pre-event recording area. Step 1 Step 3 Select the [Format] button on the disk configuration page.
Page 132 Step 4 Select the hard disk drive on which the pre-event recording area is to be created (or added) and select the [Set] button. Step 5 Select the desired camera channel for the selected hard disk drive, and enter the capacity to be assigned. • Pre-event recording areas for up to 16 camera channels can be created on a single hard disk drive.
Page 133: Replacement/Addition Of Hard Disk Drives
Replacement/addition of hard disk drives Replace hard disk drives To replace the HDD units, proceed as follows. It is possible to replace an HDD unit without stopping operation. Prepare for removing the hard disk drives. (+ Page 133) (HDD shutdown process) Remove the hard disk drives from the (+ Page 53) recorder.
Page 134 Step 3 Select the hard disk drive to be shut down, and select the [OK] button. When the hard disk drive on the recorder is to be shut down: Main-y ("y" indicates the hard disk drive number.) When the hard disk drive on the extension unit is to be added to the system: Ext.x-y ("x"...
Page 135: Add A Hard Disk Drive
Add a hard disk drive Hard disk drives will be locally procured. When adding an HDD unit, proceed as follows. It is possible to add an HDD unit without stopping operation. Install an HDD unit in the recorder (+ Page 52) Hard disk drive auto recognition (+ Page 136) When a hard disk drive is...
Page 136: Auto Recognition Of Hard Disk Drives
Auto recognition of hard disk drives When installing an HDD unit while the power of the recorder is on, the hard disk drive recognition process will automatically start. During the hard disk drive recognition process, the HDD indicator (STS (status)) on the front panel will blink orange. When an unformatted hard disk drive is installed Format of the hard disk drive will automatically start.
Page 137 Add a hard disk drive to the system To use the recognized playback-only disk as a recordable disk, it is necessary to add it to the system. Addition the playback-only disk to the system can be made on the HDD Configuration menu. Before the following procedure, detach the front cover from the recorder.
Page 138: Operation Of The Extension Unit
Operation of the extension unit When connecting an extension unit, it is necessary to add the extension unit to the system. It is also necessary to start the shut- down process of the extension unit to remove the extension unit from the system. Add an extension unit to the system The extension unit will be recognized as playback-only disks just after connecting it to the recorder.
Page 139: Shutdown Process Of The Extension Unit
Shutdown process of the extension unit It is also necessary to start the shutdown process of the extension unit to remove the extension unit from the system. It is possible to shut down all the hard disk drives in the extension unit by operating as follows. The shutdown process can be started from the HDD operation change menu.
Page 140: About The Error Log
– – – address of Panasonic alarm protocol Failed to resolve a address PANASONIC_ALM_ADD_ERR – – – of Panasonic alarm proto- col from DNS Other error for an address PANASONIC_ALM_OTHER_ – – – of Panasonic alarm proto- Parameter initialization –...
Page 141 Content Error log Network Log Display on Output from the Monitor 2 connector at the rear panel Single mode format failure Recorder: MAIN-y SINGLE – F–FAIL HDD error FORMAT ERROR Extension unit: EXTx-y SINGLE FORMAT ERROR RAID5 format failure Recorder: MAIN RAID5 –...
Page 142 Content Error log Network Log Display on Output from the Monitor 2 connector at the rear panel Partition error (per HDD) Recorder: MAIN-y PARTITION – – – ERROR Extension unit: EXTx-y PARTITION ERROR Partition error (per unit) Recorder: MAIN PARTITION – –...
Page 143 Content Error log Network Log Display on Output from the Monitor 2 connector at the rear panel FTP server transfer com- – <FTP>SVR_FWD_OK – – plete Failed to resolve FTP serv- – <FTP>SVR_ADD_ERR – – er address from DNS Failed to find FTP server –...
Page 144 Content Error log Network Log Display on Output from the Monitor 2 connector at the rear panel HTTP download failure – <HTTP>DOWNLOAD_ – – HTTP request invalid – <HTTP>REQUEST_ERR – – Other errors for HTTP – <HTTP>OTHER_ERR – –...
Page 145: Error Recovery Of The Hard Disk Drive (When Operating In The Raid Mode)
Error recovery of the hard disk drive (when operating in the RAID mode) If a hard disk drive failure occurs in the RAID 5 or RAID 6 mode, the error display will appear as shown in the following table. In the RAID 5 mode, it is possible to read data on the other hard disk drives and recover data even when a single hard disk drive becomes faulty (1 down).
Page 146: Replacement Of A Faulty Hard Disk Drive In The Raid Mode
Replacement of a faulty hard disk drive in the RAID mode In the RAID 5 mode, it is possible to read data on the other hard disk drives and recover data even when a single hard disk drive becomes faulty (1 down). In the RAID 6 mode, it is possible to read data on the other hard disk drives and recover data even when 2 hard disk drives become faulty (2 down).
Page 147: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Check the following before requesting repair. Contact a dealer if a problem cannot be solved even after checking and trying the solution or if a problem is not described below, or when having a problem with installations. Symptom Check item/Remedy Ref.
Page 148 Symptom Check item/Remedy Ref. Page • Is the lens of the camera clean? Blur images are displayed. – Check if the lens is not dusty or dirty. • Is the user level of the current login user allowed to display the setup menu? Check the user level of the current login user. Cannot open the setup menu. • Is Monitor 2 being operated? The setup menu will not be displayed on Monitor 1.
Page 149 Symptom Check item/Remedy Ref. Page • Is the user level of the current login user allowed to control the camera? Check the settings. Cannot control the camera. • Is the "BUSY" indication displayed on the operation panel? Operating When the "BUSY" indication is displayed on the operation Instructions panel, a user with higher priority is controlling the camera. (PDF) • Are signals correctly supplied to the ALARM/CONTROL con- 44, 48 nector and the ALARM connector at the rear? • Is the ALARM connector configured correctly?
Page 150 Symptom Check item/Remedy Ref. Page • Was the power of the extension unit turned on before turning on the power of the recorder? Reboot the system and turn on – the power of the extension unit first. The extension unit is not rec- • When using a circuit breaker or equivalent device to turn on/off ognized (even when con- the power of the whole system at once, make sure that all –...
Page 151 Symptom Check item/Remedy Ref. Page • Are the network settings of the recorder and the PC configured Operating correctly? Instructions Check the settings. (PDF) Cannot connect via a net- work. • Is the host registration configured correctly? When "On" is selected for "Host authentication", it is impossi- ble to access the recorder from PCs that are not registered as hosts on the setup menu.
Page 152: Check The Power Cord, Connector And Plug Periodically
Symptom Check item/Remedy Ref. Page • This may occur due to the display adapter and driver combina- tion. When this occurred, update the driver of the display adapter to the latest version first. If updating the driver does not solve the problem, adjust the hardware acceleration as follows. The following are descriptions when using Windows XP. 1. After closing all web browser windows, right-click on the desktop and select "Properties" from the displayed pop-up menu. 2. Select "Settings" from "Display Properties", and then click the [Advanced] button. 3. Click the [Troubleshoot] tab and disable the DirectDraw acceleration by adjusting the level of "Hardware accelera- tion". When displaying images on a multi-screen, images from two cameras or more are displayed in sequence on a screen of multi-screen.
Page 153: Specifications
Specifications • General Power source: 120 V AC, 60 Hz Power consumption: 130 W Ambient operating temperature: +5 °C to +45 °C {+41 °F to +113 °F} Ambient operating humidity: 5 % to 90 % (non condensing) When installing WJ-HDB611: 10 % to 80 % (non condensing) Maximum operating altitude: 2 000 m {6 562 feet} or less Dimensions (excluding rubber...
Page 154: Standard Accessories
Built-In DVD WJ-HDB611 RAID Board WJ-HDB601 Extension unit WJ-HDE400 HDD canister WJ-HDU40K SDHC/SD memory card Manufactured by Panasonic SDHC memory card: 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB SD memory card: 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 GB, 2 GB...
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