Panasonic WJ-FS616 Operating Instruction page 36

9. Cable Compensation/VD2/Data
This item lets you select the optimum setting for the
cable-loss compensator and whether to supply the
VD2 (sync) signal or control data to the camera.
1. Move the cursor to CABLE COMP/VD2/DATA
SETUP on the SYSTEM SETUP menu, then
press the SET button. The CABLE COMP/
VD2/DATA SETUP table shown below appears
on the monitor screen.
CABLE COMP/VD2/DATA SETUP 1 OF 2
CAM CABLE
1CH S
2CH S
3CH S
4CH S
5CH S
6CH S
7CH S
8CH S
CABLE COMP/VD2/DATA SETUP 2 OF 2
CAM CABLE
9CH S
10CH S
11CH S
12CH S
13CH S
14CH S
15CH S
16CH S
Press the FUNCTION button to display the next
page, then press this button again to return to
the previous page.
2. Move the cursor to the channel you want to edit
by pressing the Direction Arrow Buttons.
3. Select one of the parameters shown below in
the CABLE area by pressing the Increment (+)
or Decrement ( ) button.
S: Up to 500 m (1 600 ft)
M: 500 m (1 600 ft) to 900 m (2 900 ft)
L: 900 m (2 900 ft) to 1200 m (4 000 ft)
When using the RG-6/U (5C - 2V) or equivalent
cable.
Note: Set CABLE to S if no camera is connect-
ed to the channel.
4. Select ON or OFF in the VD2 area by pressing
the Increment (+) or Decrement ( ) button.
Note: Select ON for a camera with VD2 capa-
bility, otherwise select OFF.
5. Select one of the parameters shown below in
the DATA area by pressing the Increment (+)
or Decrement ( ) button.
ON: Communicates with the camera site by
multiplexed data.
VD2 DATA
ON ON
ON ON
ON ON
ON ON
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
VD2 DATA
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
OFF OFF
1-16: Communicates with the camera site by
RS-485.
This number indicates the unit address of
the selected camera.
OFF: Disables communication with the camera
site.
6. Repeat the above procedures to edit other
channels.
7. Press the SETUP/ESC button to execute the
setting and return to the previous SYSTEM
SETUP menu.
Note: Installation of the WV-PB6164 Data
Multiplex Boards is required for controlling
more than 4 cameras.
10. Alarm Terminal Setup
This item lets you edit the alarm input number cor-
responding to each channel.
1. Move the cursor to ALM TERMINAL SETUP on
the SYSTEM SETUP menu, then press the SET
button. The ALARM TERMINAL SETUP table
shown below appears on the monitor screen.
ALARM TERMINAL SETUP
NO. CAM
1 1CH
2 2CH
3 3CH
4 4CH
5 5CH
6 6CH
7 7CH
8 8CH
2. Move the cursor to the number you want to
edit by pressing the Derection Arrow Buttons.
3. Select the channel to be assigned in the CAM
area by pressing the Increment (+) or
Decrement ( ) button.
Note: Channel numbers can also be input
directly with the camera Number Buttons.
4. Select the preset position number to be
assigned in the PRE area by pressing the
Increment (+) or Decrement ( ) button.
5. Repeat the above procedures to assign other
terminal numbers.
6. Press the SETUP/ESC button to execute the
setting and return to the previous SYSTEM
SETUP menu.
Note: The same channel can be assigned to
multiple alarm terminals.
If this results in different preset positons
being assigned to
camera will move to the position where the
most recent alarm event occurred.
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PRE NO. CAM PRE
- 9 9CH -
- 10 10CH -
- 11 11CH -
- 12 12CH -
- 13 13CH -
- 14 14CH -
- 15 15CH -
- 16 16CH -
that channel, the