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Indicators

The indicators display the status of the BL-WV10 and network conditions.

Indicator

Color

Description

Timer/Busy

Green

Timer/Sensor recording has been set.
Turn off by pressing

TIMER

on the remote

control.

Green (flashing)

Timer/Sensor recording cannot be turned
on because the SD memory card is full.
The indicator will flash for about 6
seconds.
Also flashes when the timer recording
setting is invalid (no SD memory card
installed, etc.)

Off

Timer/Sensor recording is not set. Turn on
by pressing

TIMER

on the remote control.

Amber (flashing)

Data is either being written to or read from
the SD memory card.

Power

Green

The unit is turned on.

Red (flashing)

A problem was detected during the
power-on diagnostics.

Amber (flashing)

Power-on diagnostics are in progress.
During Quick Setup: The unit is in Quick
Setup mode.

Alert

Green

The alarm is turned on. Turn off by
pressing

ALERT

on the remote control.

Off

The alarm is turned off. Turn on by
pressing

ALERT

on the remote control.

Sensor

Amber

The sensor has been triggered.

Amber (flashing)

The indicator will flash every 0.5 seconds
when a camera’s built-in sensor is
triggered. After detection, the indicator
will flash every second. To turn off the
indicator, see page 53.

Off

The sensor has not been triggered.

LAN 1–4

Green

The unit is connected to a wired camera
or to a router.

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Summary of Contents for BL-WV10

Page 1: ...rating Instructions Please read this manual before using and save this manual for future reference Wireless Camera Monitoring System Model No BL WV10 BL WV10_OI book Page 1 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 2: ...rnal sensor the sensor can be used with the Sensor Alert feature When the sensor is triggered the BL WV10 can alert you by sounding its built in alarm and by displaying the image from the camera Motion detection is also possible with compatible cameras Camera Image Recording Simply insert an optional SD memory card and you ll be able to record movies and pictures of your camera images Later you ca...

Page 3: ...using a wireless router connect the BL WV10 to the router using an Ethernet cable Wireless connection to the router is not supported If the camera s color night view mode is turned on the image refresh rate and overall image quality may decrease As a result objects may not be displayed properly In low light environments images may be out of focus when using the pan tilt feature or when the subject...

Page 4: ...information Operating Instructions this document Provides detailed instructions on BL WV10 operations configuration features etc Trademarks SD mark is a trademark of the SD Card Association QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc All other trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective owners BL WV10_OI book Page 4 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 5: ...s settings for the general user as shown below For more information refer to the operating instructions provided with your HCM series camera Click to Center Control Listen External Sensor Talk View Buffered Image Page IPsec 1 1 The BL WV10 is not compatible with IPsec To use an HCM series camera with the BL WV10 make sure the camera s IPsec feature is disabled Feature Access Setting Limit time of ...

Page 6: ...9 The AC adaptor must remain connected at all times It is normal for the adaptor to feel warm during use 10 To prevent the risk of fire or electrical shock do not expose this product to rain or any type of moisture 11 Do not touch the product or the AC adaptor and AC cord during lightning storms 12 Unplug this product when unused for a long period of time 13 Refer all servicing to qualified servic...

Page 7: ...on interference and instability do not use this product near the following devices Wireless transmitters radio transmitters cellular transmitters etc Wireless devices which operate at 2 4 GHz security equipment POS systems cordless telephones etc Microwave ovens 2 Wireless communication range and quality may be affected if the following types of objects are located between or near this product and...

Page 8: ...9 5 EC Declarations of Conformity for the relevant Panasonic products described in this manual are available for download by visiting http www doc panasonic de Contact Panasonic Services Europe GmbH Panasonic Testing Centre Winsbergring 15 22525 Hamburg F R Germany 1999 5 EC Important Safety Information Use only the included Panasonic AC adaptor model no PQLV202 order no PQLV202X and AC cord 0682 ...

Page 9: ...ctions When Not Using a Router 28 2 5 2 Easy Network Setup When Not Using a Router 29 2 5 3 Quick Setup When Not Using a Router 30 2 5 4 Viewing Camera Images When Not Using a Router 32 2 5 5 Placing Cameras When Not Using a Router 33 2 6 Re registering a Remote Camera as a Local Camera 34 3 Viewing Camera Images 35 3 1 Displaying the Menu Screen 37 3 2 Panning Tilting 38 3 3 Zooming 40 3 4 Manual...

Page 10: ...73 5 3 Erasing Recorded Movies 75 5 4 Viewing Pictures 76 5 5 Useful Tips for Viewing Pictures 77 5 6 Erasing Recorded Pictures 77 6 Setup Menu 79 6 1 Date and Time 80 6 2 General Setup 81 6 3 Registering a Camera Manually 89 6 4 Camera Setup 92 6 4 1 Camera Setup for Local Cameras 93 6 4 2 Camera Setup for Remote Cameras 100 6 5 Erasing a Camera 104 6 6 Changing the Order of the Camera List 105 6...

Page 11: ...ile Recording 121 9 5 Temporarily Disconnecting a Camera 123 9 6 When Two Events Occur Simultaneously 124 10 Resetting the BL WV10 125 11 Adding Cameras 126 12 Changing the Camera s User Name 128 13 Default Settings for the BL WV10 129 14 Specifications 130 15 When the Remote Control is Missing 133 15 1 Sequential Display Mode 133 16 Appendix 135 16 1 Declaration of Conformity 136 16 2 GNU General...

Page 12: ...or see page 13 4 Alert indicator see page 13 5 Sensor indicator see page 13 6 LAN indicators see page 13 7 Wireless indicator see page 14 8 Remote control sensor see page 16 Rear Panel 1 DC IN jack 2 Video output port 3 LAN ports 4 Mode switch 5 FACTORY DEFAULT RESET button page 125 6 Antenna 1 8 2 3 4 5 7 6 1 2 3 6 5 4 BL WV10_OI book Page 12 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 13: ... or read from the SD memory card Power Green The unit is turned on Red flashing A problem was detected during the power on diagnostics Amber flashing Power on diagnostics are in progress During Quick Setup The unit is in Quick Setup mode Alert Green The alarm is turned on Turn off by pressing ALERT on the remote control Off The alarm is turned off Turn on by pressing ALERT on the remote control Se...

Page 14: ...nit is connected to a wireless camera During Quick Setup Quick Setup is in progress Green flashing During Quick Setup Quick Setup has been completed for a camera Indicator Color Description BL WV10_OI book Page 14 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 15: ...epending on the current screen used to enter numbers and text or aim the camera at a preset position or at the sensor position see page page 41 4 TIMER Turns the timer on and off 5 0 Displays the camera list or switches to multi camera display mode 6 STOP Stops recording and playback 7 PLAY PAUSE Starts and pauses movie playback and picture display 8 DISPLAY Toggles through the different image dat...

Page 16: ...e used to alert you to camera sensor detection 13 REC Press while monitoring a camera to record a movie 14 SNAPSHOT Press while monitoring a camera to take a picture Insert the batteries Active range The remote control can be used up to 7 m away and within a 30 degree angle from the remote control sensor While pulling the cover toward you lift it up Insert the batteries orienting the and poles as ...

Page 17: ...sor and or the remote control transmitter the effective range will be shortened To clean wipe the remote control sensor and transmitter with a clean dry cloth If the BL WV10 is placed in a cabinet the thickness and or color of the glass doors of the cabinet may decrease the effective range of the remote control The effective range of the remote control may decrease when the batteries are losing th...

Page 18: ...Release POWER after you have entered the code Note When using the remote control to operate a television aim the remote control at the television If you are not using a Panasonic television please use the remote control supplied with the television If the batteries are removed from the remote control for thirty minutes or longer the remote control setting will be reset and you will need to enter t...

Page 19: ...remote control is used to navigate through on screen menus Operation hints are shown here Example Press ENTER to enter the Camera List screen Remote control buttons and keys that can be used are shown here ENTER Navigator keys BL WV10_OI book Page 19 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 20: ...ect the cameras to the BL WV10 and or router 5 Use the BL WV10 s Quick Setup utility to configure the cameras 6 Confirm that camera images are viewable on the TV 7 Place the cameras where you plan to use them 2 2 Connection Examples There are 2 ways to connect your cameras to the BL WV10 Determine which method you will use and refer to the pages listed below When using a router If you will connect...

Page 21: ...mmend updating the camera s firmware to the latest version before registering it For more information see the operating instructions included with your camera User names and passwords shown here are examples only INTERNET BL WV10 Router User Name AAAAAA Password BBBBBB User Name WWWWWW Password XXXXXX Admin User Name AAAAAA Admin Password BBBBBB Remote Camera Cameras connected via an Internet conn...

Page 22: ...the router is not supported 2 4 1 Initial Connections When Using a Router 1 Connect the BL WV10 to your TV using the included video cable 2 Turn on the TV and set the TV s input switch to the external video input VIDEO EXT INPUT 1 etc 3 Set the mode switch on the rear of the BL WV10 to SETUP 4 Connect the AC cord to the AC adaptor and to the power outlet 5 Turn on the BL WV10 by connecting the DC ...

Page 23: ...User Name then press ENTER 3 Enter the administrator user name 6 or more characters and or digits then press STOP to save the setting For instructions on entering characters see page 114 4 Select Password then press ENTER 5 Enter an administrator password 6 or more characters and or digits then press STOP to save the setting 6 Select Mobile Access then press ENTER 7 Select Auto or Manual as desire...

Page 24: ...ch device The BL WV10 s Quick Setup utility can help you configure the devices easily 1 Wait while the Quick Setup utility scans for network settings When the BL WV10 and router have been configured Finished is displayed and the alarm sounds 2 Use an Ethernet cable to connect a camera to one of the LAN jacks on the BL WV10 or to one of the LAN jacks on the router Note Connect a wireless camera to ...

Page 25: ...igured and registered Finished is displayed next to the camera name CAM1 for example and the alarm sounds If This camera s firmware is out of date is displayed you must update the camera s firmware Refer to the information on page 3 It is also recommended that you erase the camera see page 104 and then register it again Ethernet cable LAN jacks Rear panel of BL WV10 Router Bottom of BL C30 Rear pa...

Page 26: ...t the camera If a camera needs to be restarted during Quick Setup camera configuration and restart will take about 2 minutes During Quick Setup the wireless indicator will light in green Once registration is complete the alarm will sound and the wireless indicator will flash green 2 4 4 Viewing Camera Images When Using a Router After you have registered cameras to the BL WV10 using Quick Setup con...

Page 27: ...hem 1 Disconnect the cameras and place them where you plan to use them Refer to page 7 as well as the operating instructions included with your cameras for proper placement 2 Connect all wired cameras to the BL WV10 3 Confirm that mode switch on the back of the BL WV10 is set to NORMAL and turn in on 4 Turn on all cameras 5 Confirm that each images from each camera can be displayed Note For wirele...

Page 28: ... set the TV s input switch to the external video input VIDEO EXT INPUT 1 etc 3 Set the mode switch on the rear of the BL WV10 to SETUP 4 Connect the AC cord to the AC adaptor and to the power outlet 5 Turn on the BL WV10 by connecting the DC cord to the unit The startup screen appears on the TV screen You are now ready to use the BL WV10 s Easy Network Setup utility to configure the BL WV10 Rear p...

Page 29: ...TER 3 Enter the administrator user name 6 or more characters and or digits then press STOP to save the setting For instructions on entering characters see page 114 4 Select Password then press ENTER 5 Enter an administrator password 6 or more characters and or digits then press STOP to save the setting 6 Select Next then press ENTER 7 When the following screen is displayed select Yes then press EN...

Page 30: ... the BL WV10 has been configured Finished is displayed and the alarm sounds With this connection setup it is normal for no router to be found 2 Use an Ethernet cable to connect a camera to one of the LAN jacks on the BL WV10 Note Connect a wireless camera to the BL WV10 using an Ethernet cable during Quick Setup To configure a wireless camera with a wired wireless switch such as the BL C30 set the...

Page 31: ...ge 3 It is also recommended that you erase the camera see page 104 and then register it again 5 To register another camera connect the camera to one of the LAN jacks of the BL WV10 then turn the camera on by connecting it to the power outlet 6 When you have finished registering all cameras set the BL WV10 s mode switch to NORMAL and disconnect the DC cord from the rear of the unit You are now read...

Page 32: ...confirm that images from the camera can be viewed using the BL WV10 1 Connect all cameras that were registered using Quick Setup To use a wireless camera with the BL WV10 turn the camera off disconnect the Ethernet cable set the camera s wired wireless switch if it has one to WIRELESS then turn the camera on again 2 Turn on the BL WV10 by connecting the DC cord to the unit The startup screen appea...

Page 33: ...Confirm that mode switch on the back of the BL WV10 is set to NORMAL and turn in on 4 Turn on all cameras 5 Confirm that each images from each camera can be displayed Note For wireless cameras press DISPLAY while monitoring to confirm the strength of the signal received from the camera by the BL WV10 A weak signal may cause connection faults and other problems Position the camera to receive the st...

Page 34: ...r and change its user name and password to match the administrator user name and password for the BL WV10 that you set during Basic Setup 2 Erase the camera from the camera list see page 104 3 Re register the camera using Quick Setup Or 1 Erase the registration from the camera list see page 104 2 Revert the camera to its default settings 3 Re register the camera using Quick Setup BL WV10_OI book P...

Page 35: ...e BL WV10 and the cameras the number of cameras connected network traffic wireless network conditions see page 7 etc For BL C10 and BL C30 a maximum of 15 fps in LOW quality resolution and 7 5 fps in HIGH quality is possible see page 117 For HCM series cameras a maximum of 30 fps in LOW quality and 12 fps in HIGH quality is possible see page 117 Network speed may decrease while the BL WV10 is turn...

Page 36: ...g the camera s user name and password and pressing OK the monitoring screen will appear Cameras for which Quick Setup was performed without setting the administrator user name and password will have user names and passwords set automatically their images cannot be monitored on a computer Change the camera s user name see page 128 If you use Quick Setup to configure a camera which is already config...

Page 37: ...r recording and sensor triggered recording see page 54 Sensor Alert When a camera s built in sensor detects a change in temperature this feature can automatically display the image from the camera see page 50 Setup Manages the time settings the initial settings for the BL WV10 camera settings and SD memory cards see page 79 Note The Menu screen cannot be displayed when either the camera list or Mu...

Page 38: ... If the camera lens is panned or tilted to its maximum viewing angle notification appears on screen briefly The degree to which a camera can be panned or tilted varies by model Refer to the operating instructions included with the camera for more information If the camera does not feature a pan tilt lens such as the BL C20 panning and tilting is not available Pan 50 50 Tilt 40 10 Model shown is BL...

Page 39: ... Cameras from the Computer If the camera has been set to disable pan and tilt control you will be unable to use panning and tilting functions Refer to the camera s Operating Instructions for more information Access the camera via a computer and enable pan and tilt functions BL WV10_OI book Page 39 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 40: ...t to its maximum viewing depth notification appears on screen briefly For example Tele End is displayed when the camera is zoomed in to the maximum viewing depth The degree to which a camera can be panned or tilted varies by model Refer to the operating instructions included with the camera for more information 3 4 Manual Focus If the camera you are viewing has an optical zoom feature you can pres...

Page 41: ... lens is pointing when the camera sensor is activated Preset keys 8 total You can register positions to correspond to the remote control s number keys Sensor position 9 Press to aim the camera at the sensor position You can set the sensor position to the current location by holding 9 down for about 5 seconds Home position ENTER Press to aim the camera at the home position You can set the home posi...

Page 42: ...onfirm Note Use of the home and sensor positions stores data to the camera When multiple users are using the cameras only the data for the last registration will remain valid other users can overwrite registered positions You cannot set a camera so that its lens does not move to the sensor position when the camera s sensor is activated Registering the home position and or sensor position will also...

Page 43: ...TER The character input screen is displayed Enter the preset name See page 114 for text entry methods 4 Confirm the preset name select Yes and press ENTER Note A preset name can use up to 15 alphanumeric characters The following characters cannot be used Use of the preset keys stores data to the camera When multiple users are using the cameras only the data for the last registration will remain va...

Page 44: ...ome Position is displayed in the upper left corner of the screen for about 4 seconds Viewing the sensor position Press 9 while monitoring a camera The lens moves to the sensor position Sensor Position is displayed in the upper left corner of the screen for about 4 seconds BL WV10_OI book Page 44 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 45: ... camera to the upper left upper right lower left and lower right positions respectively The name of the preset will appear in the upper left corner of the screen for about 4 seconds The settings for brightness and white balance will change to those at time of registration If the camera features an optical zoom the zoom position and focus setting at the time of registration will be used BL WV10_OI ...

Page 46: ...st its monitoring screen appears in the background The order of the camera list can be changed see page 105 Pressing 0 will display the camera list 3 Select the desired camera and press ENTER or press the camera s number on the remote control The monitoring screen appears While monitoring a single camera you can press STOP to monitor the next camera BL WV10_OI book Page 46 Thursday January 26 2006...

Page 47: ... less delay than images from other cameras If every registered camera is registered as a local camera and the password is not saved for any camera the multi camera screen is not displayed You can set remote cameras to either save or not save their passwords when they are connected see page 101 If the password is not saved you will be prompted to enter the user name and password when you try to acc...

Page 48: ...ed one at a time STOP 2 at a time PLAY PAUSE or 4 at a time REC Press 0 to return to the camera list When camera Remote1 is selected Multi Cam View Enter the camera s user name and password in order to view the camera Images will not be displayed from remote cameras which have Password Save set to Off BL WV10_OI book Page 48 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 49: ...ernet you can view camera images from a mobile phone or computer when you are out of the house To find the URL address for each camera see page 108 If your router supports UPnP you can configure the router and your cameras for outside access by using the Easy Network Access utility For more information see page 23 BL WV10_OI book Page 49 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 50: ...more accuracy than variations which approach the camera The detection range of the built in sensor may increase or decrease depending on the temperature and environment where the camera is installed When connecting an external sensor to an HCM series camera refer to the camera s operating instructions for safety and other information In order to use an external sensor for Sensor Alert the sensor m...

Page 51: ...mera on the Camera Sensors screen 5 Select Change Display and press ENTER 6 To have the BL WV10 display the image from the camera when it is triggered use the navigator keys to select On then press ENTER If set to off the display will not change automatically to the camera that has been triggered 7 Use the navigator keys to select On then press ENTER After these settings are made the Menu screen r...

Page 52: ... for roughly 5 seconds without activation If another camera s sensor is triggered however the display will switch to that camera If a camera s sensor triggers Sensor Alert mode the camera s image will not be displayed if The TV s video input is not set to the input which the BL WV10 is connected to You are currently recording a camera image using standard recording You are accessing the Sensor Ale...

Page 53: ... 50 and page 60 the sensor indicator will continue to flash once the camera s sensor has been activated To turn it off press 1 while Stop Flashing LED is displayed at the bottom of the Menu screen For Computer Users When a local camera is set to be used with the timer or sensor recording feature the camera s Trigger No 5 which can be set using your computer by accessing the camera s Buffer Transfe...

Page 54: ...e recorded only when the specified camera s sensor is activated see page 65 Note An SD memory card must be inserted in the unit in order to record camera images Timer recording can specify either timer recording or continuous sensor recording but not both You must choose one or the other See page 67 for more information on recording frame rates for sensor recording 8 00 Example When the timer is s...

Page 55: ...ress the FACTORY DEFAULT RESET button Doing so can result in corrupted data on the SD memory card If this occurs the card cannot be used and you will need to reformat the card with the BL WV10 All data on the card will be erased Note Do not use the SD memory card used for the BL WV10 in other devices digital cameras video cameras etc Only image data movies and pictures that were recorded with the ...

Page 56: ...ere are no guarantees for recorded content Issues with either the BL WV10 or a card that result in a loss of images cannot be compensated for by Panasonic During standard recording I e pressing the REC button on the remote control while monitoring a camera images are recorded at the displayed resolution HIGH or LOW however the length of time for recording is the same regardless of the resolution I...

Page 57: ...e 67 for more information on recording modes LONG LOW and HIGH SD Capacity LONG LOW HIGH 32 MB 5 hr 10 min 1 hr 10 min 64 MB 10 hr 40 min 2 hr 30 min 128 MB 21 hr 40 min 4 hr 20 min 1 hr 256 MB 43 hr 20 min 8 hr 40 min 2 hr 512 MB 87 hr 10 min 17 hr 20 min 4 hr 10 min 1 GB 167 hr 50 min 33 hr 30 min 8 hr 2 GB 341 hr 20 min 68 hr 10 min 16 hr 30 min SD Capacity Standard Recording HCM Series C Serie...

Page 58: ...icture Storage SD Capacity No of Pictures LOW HIGH 32 MB 940 630 64 MB 1930 1290 128 MB 3900 2600 256 MB 7780 5190 512 MB 15680 10460 1 GB 30170 20120 2 GB 61340 40920 BL WV10_OI book Page 58 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 59: ...iewed on the Movies screen see page 72 Note Neither remove an SD memory card nor turn off the BL WV10 while it is in ordinary recording mode Doing so will cancel the recording and may corrupt the data on the card If this occurs you will need to reformat the card with the BL WV10 see page 106 During standard recording a maximum of 12 frames per second fps can be recorded Results will vary depending...

Page 60: ... 4 Timer Recording Note If the BL WV10 s date and time setting page 80 is set to use Daylight Saving Time i e if DST is turned on actual recording time will be based on Daylight Saving Time If the SD memory card is removed while setting up for timer recording the setup screen will change to the Monitoring Screen with all timer settings cancelled 4 4 1 Setup for Timer Recording 1 Insert an SD memor...

Page 61: ...See page 67 for more information on changing recording modes 4 If Sensor is selected select Trigger Type and press ENTER The Trigger Type screen appears Select Timer and press ENTER The Recorder screen for timer recording appears BL WV10_OI book Page 61 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 62: ...tion daily every Sunday to every Saturday Monday to Friday Monday to Saturday Saturday and Sunday Camera Name Select the camera to be used for recording Start Time End Time Set the times to begin and end recording Press the up and down navigator keys to change the time in 1 minute increments Press and hold the up and down navigator keys to change the time in 15 minute increments Remaining SD memor...

Page 63: ...e BL WV10 to the video input jack on a video deck or DVD HDD recorder setting the time for recording on the video deck or DVD HDD recorder to match that of the BL WV10 At the set time the Monitoring Screen for the specified camera will appear and be recorded on the video deck or DVD HDD recorder 7 After setting the content press ENTER Timer recording is now set 8 Press TIMER to turn the timer on U...

Page 64: ...s it is displayed and if wrong set the time Date and Time screen see page 80 If you remove the SD memory card when the timer is on the timer will turn off and timer recording will not take place Re inserting the SD memory card will not correct this To do so re insert the SD memory card and turn the timer on If however there are timer recordings set to take place without using the SD memory card re...

Page 65: ...meras set for continuous sensor recording recording will begin once the camera lens moves to the sensor position see page 41 Once continuous sensor recording is set you can begin timer recording for example by using the remote control to turn the timer on before leaving and then turning it off upon your return whereupon you can review the recorded images The functionality is similar to that of an ...

Page 66: ...camera 6 Press RETURN Confirm the name of the selected camera and continuous sensor recording is now set 7 To activate continuous sensor recording press TIMER to turn the timer on Upon doing so the timer busy indicator will turn green and timer recording will begin immediately To end timer recording press TIMER to turn the timer off Timer Busy indicator BL WV10_OI book Page 66 Thursday January 26 ...

Page 67: ...hanged for timer and continuous sensor recording 1 In the Recorder screen select Record Mode and press ENTER The Record Mode screen appears 2 Using the left and right navigator keys select the desired mode and press ENTER Note A guide for the capacity of a 64MB SD memory card for each recording mode is indicated below for more information see page 57 If the resolution is set to LOW the recorded im...

Page 68: ...4 5 Confirming Changing and Erasing Recording Programs When you select Recorder from the Menu screen the recording method timer recording continuous sensor recording currently selected is displayed Confirming Timer Recording Programs In the Recorder screen for timer recording you can confirm the current settings and content for timer recording Note If an error occurs during timer recording an erro...

Page 69: ...firm the correct information and enter it again The camera s Limit time of Continuous Motion JPEG setting is not set to Unlimited Refer to the your camera s operating instructions for more information The camera s Operation Time setting is enabled for the time that the recording was to take place Refer to the your camera s operating instructions for more information An error in writing to the SD m...

Page 70: ...der screen for timer recording select the recording program to erase and press 1 Confirming Continuous Sensor Recording Programs In the Recorder screen for continuous sensor recording you can confirm the current settings and camera for continuous sensor recording Changing Continuous Sensor Recording Programs In the Recorder screen for continuous sensor recording select the camera name you wish to ...

Page 71: ...recording settings are erased and the camera name appears as None When Errors Occur If an error occurs during continuous sensor recording an error icon appears see page 69 Once an error occurs continuous sensor recording stops Press 1 to cancel the settings and re do them to begin recording again BL WV10_OI book Page 71 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 72: ...mation see page 74 Selecting the Movie 1 Insert an SD memory card containing movies into the BL WV10 2 Press MENU The menu is displayed 3 Select Images and press ENTER 4 Select Movies and press ENTER The movies screen appears 5 Select the movie and press ENTER The movie will play The recording capacity for the currently selected recording mode for the SD memory card is displayed Operation hints Se...

Page 73: ... only the needed portions of movies as pictures you can then erase the movie to more effectively use memory card capacity Frame by frame Playback When playback is paused press the up navigator key to move forward by single frames and the down navigator key rewind by single frames Fast Forward Rewind Playback During playback press the up navigator key to fast forward playback and the down navigator...

Page 74: ...on see page 120 and confirm the time of recording When an image is displayed pressing SNAPSHOT will save it as a picture Press STOP to return to the Sequential Photo List Screen Select an image in the Sequential Photo List Screen and press 3 to specify images in thumbnail view for the list display in the Recording Playback Screen Note Press DISPLAY while an image is displayed to confirm image info...

Page 75: ...s screen and press 1 The Confirm Deletion Screen appears 2 Select Erase and press ENTER The selected image is erased Erasing All Movies 1 Press 2 in the Movies screen The Confirm Deletion Screen appears 2 Select Erase and press ENTER All recorded movies are erased BL WV10_OI book Page 75 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 76: ... press ENTER The picture appears Press DISPLAY while it is displayed to view image information see page 120 Picture list Select to view the previous page Current date and time Guidance is displayed Select to view the next page Current page Total number of pages The recording capacity for the currently selected recording mode for the SD memory card is displayed Information about the selected pictur...

Page 77: ...how to end it and return to the Pictures screen Viewing the Next or Previous Image When a picture is displayed press the left or right navigator keys to view the next or previous image 5 6 Erasing Recorded Pictures Erasing Pictures 1 Select the picture to be erased in the Pictures screen and press 1 The Confirm Deletion Screen appears 2 Select Yes and press ENTER The selected image is erased Press...

Page 78: ... Pictures 78 Erasing All Pictures 1 Press 2 in the Pictures screen The Confirm Deletion Screen appears 2 Select Yes and press ENTER All recorded pictures are erased BL WV10_OI book Page 78 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 79: ...enu screen appears Date and Time The time is set with manual input see page 80 General Setup Change the initial settings for the BL WV10 see page 81 Camera Setup You can register cameras manually see page 89 and change camera settings see page 92 Easy Network Setup You can start Easy Network Setup from the Setup Menu see page 105 SD Card Info Display information on and format SD memory cards see p...

Page 80: ...the clocks of all connected local cameras will be synchronized to match Note The BL WV10 will be unable to receive time data if no cameras are connected when it starts up In that instance set the clock manually If DST is turned on the BL WV10 will automatically adjust its clock for Daylight Saving Time You can select the start and end days for Daylight Saving Time on this screen When Connected to ...

Page 81: ...ode The default code is 9999 The General Setup screen appears 3 Select the category of settings you wish to change then press ENTER General settings see page 82 Network settings see page 83 Camera settings see page 84 Wireless settings see page 85 Sensor settings see page 88 Status display see page 89 BL WV10_OI book Page 81 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 82: ...Security Code and press ENTER The security screen appears Enter a new 4 digit security code using the number keys on the remote control and press ENTER The new security code is set Change the security code frequently to maintain security Alarm Volume Sets the volume for the alarm in Sensor Alert mode and the operational volume Select a volume setting off 1 2 3 or 4 and press ENTER The alarm will s...

Page 83: ...gain Setting the volume to off will turn off both the alarm and any operational sounds To turn off the volume for the alarm in Sensor Alert mode only press ALERT Network Settings Change the settings for the BL WV10 s network information Language You can select the language of the operation hints shown at the bottom of the screen Select the desired language then press ENTER Setting Description IP A...

Page 84: ...ettings Change the camera network settings Note The user name and password must be between 6 and 15 alphanumeric characters in length The following characters cannot be used When you re register cameras using Quick Setup after changing the user name and password the user name and password for the camera will be changed to Setting Description Starting Address Set the IP address to be used when a ca...

Page 85: ...ocal in use SSID Stealth Mode Choose either Enabled or Disabled To make wireless LAN networks easier to detect the network identifier or SSID is regularly transmitted Turning the stealth features off will allow the network to be easily detected but unauthorized users may also attempt to access the network as a result resulting in a possible security issue Turning the stealth features on will deny ...

Page 86: ... advance Allowable keys Choose from encryption keys 1 through 4 to use with encryption Key types The types of encryption keys are 64 bit 10 hexadecimal digits or 5 letters 128 bit 26 hexadecimal digits or 13 letters or 152 bit 32 hexadecimal digits or 16 letters The level of security increases with the number of bits but there may be a slight decrease in network speed as a result Keys 1 through 4 ...

Page 87: ...t button will appear 3 Press the Restart button and the Restart Confirmation screen will appear Select Yes and press ENTER to restart the BL WV10 Note Please be aware that when you make changes to values set during Quick Setup you may lose access to the network Restart tab BL WV10_OI book Page 87 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 88: ...t automatically Change them to increase security when necessary The FTP account name and password must be between 6 and 15 alphanumeric characters in length cannot be used Setting Description FTP User Name Set the account name to log on to the FTP server within the BL WV10 FTP Password Set the password to log on to the FTP server within the BL WV10 BL WV10_OI book Page 88 Thursday January 26 2006 ...

Page 89: ...de The default code is 9999 Setting Description Version Displays information on the BL WV10 firmware and the wireless firmware Network Displays the IP address subnet mask DNS servers proxy server proxy port and MAC address values Wireless Displays the communications mode SSID wireless stealth status communications channel BSSID MAC address filtering status and encryption status BL WV10_OI book Pag...

Page 90: ...ription Camera Sets the camera name Select Camera and press ENTER to display the character input screen See page 114 for more information on text entry Specify a name for the camera using between 1 and 15 alphanumeric characters Registration will occur without this setting Address Port Sets the IP address or URL and the port number for the camera Enter in the following format IP address port numbe...

Page 91: ...a Proxy Server Turns the use of a proxy server on or off Turn this setting on if a proxy server is needed to access the camera s URL or IP address Also enter the proxy server and port indicated in the General Setup screen see page 83 User Name Sets the user name for the camera Password Save Sets the option to save the camera password Turning it off will require the entry of a user name and passwor...

Page 92: ...he Setup screen see page 79 and press ENTER 2 Select the camera whose settings you wish to change and press ENTER When the selected camera is a local camera the Local Camera Setup screen will appear for remote cameras the Remote Camera Setup screen will appear Local Camera Setup Screen Remote Camera Setup Screen BL WV10_OI book Page 92 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 93: ... For remote cameras see page 100 6 4 1 Camera Setup for Local Cameras Camera Information Setting Description Camera Display and change the camera name Select Camera and press ENTER to display the character input screen See page 114 for more information on text entry AC Power Frequency Choose either 50 Hz or 60 Hz White Balance Choose from Auto Incandescent Fluorescent 1 Fluorescent 2 Outdoor or Ma...

Page 94: ...setting can be used to avoid an excessive invasion of privacy If the update interval is set to a value other than motion image recording can occur for a longer period of time as a result Image Quality The quality of the monitored image can set to the standard setting or to favor either clarity or motion Color Night View Allows you to turn the camera s color night view mode on or off Note that manu...

Page 95: ...amera s PRIVACY button Setting to Disable will disable the camera s PRIVACY button so that it cannot be turned on off Privacy Mode On Off To turn on privacy mode select Privacy Mode On Off and press ENTER The confirmation screen will appear Select Yes and press ENTER to set this feature PRIVACY button lights in red when Privacy Mode is turned on PRIVACY button Lens BL WV10_OI book Page 95 Thursday...

Page 96: ...Pressing the camera s PRIVACY button can also be used to disable privacy mode Restart This restarts the camera If you adjust a camera s lens direction by hand the pan tilt function on the remote control will cease to work In this instance restart the camera Setting Description Restart To restart the camera select Restart and press ENTER The Restart Confirmation screen will appear Select Yes and pr...

Page 97: ...scription Status Displays the following camera data model information application CGI IP address and MAC address Setting Description Confirm To confirm the camera image select Click here to confirm camera image and press ENTER The camera image will be displayed at low resolution BL WV10_OI book Page 97 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 98: ...ty Sets the sensitivity for motion detection Auto E mail To have the camera send notification by e mail when the sensor is triggered select On See page 108 for related settings Status of Camera Allows you to check the status of the camera The status information provides support for troubleshooting See the Panasonic Network Camera support website at http panasonic co jp pcc products en netwkcam for...

Page 99: ...ation on text entry The user name must be between 6 and 15 alphanumeric characters in length The following characters cannot be used Password Changes the password Select Password and press ENTER to display the character input screen See page 114 for more information on text entry The password must be between 6 and 15 alphanumeric characters in length The following characters cannot be used BL WV10...

Page 100: ...e use of a proxy server on or off Turn this setting on if a proxy server is needed to access the camera s URL or IP address Also enter the proxy server and port indicated in the General Setup screen see page 83 Refresh Rate Choose an interval to refresh the monitoring image from among motion 3s 5s or 10s When publishing the camera externally this setting can be used to avoid an excessive invasion ...

Page 101: ...llowing characters cannot be used Password Save Sets the option to save the camera password Turning it off will require the entry of a user name and password whenever a camera is accessed Turning off password saving will disable timer recording settings see page 63 Password Changes the password Select Password and press ENTER to display the character input screen See page 114 for more information ...

Page 102: ...g the Sensor Sets the use of the sensor Setting Description Confirm To confirm a set image on screen select Click here to confirm camera image and press ENTER The camera image will be displayed at low resolution BL WV10_OI book Page 102 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 103: ...r use for a camera set for timer sensor recording will display the following error message This sensor is used for timer recording Turn off the record program will be displayed To turn sensor use off first erase timer sensor recording settings see page 68 To use a remote camera in Sensor Alert mode for sensor recording or for continuous sensor recording turn on sensor use Setting Description Senso...

Page 104: ...ording program see page 68 and then try erasing the camera When continuous sensor recording is set This camera is used for sensor recording Turn off the record program Erase the sensor recording program see page 68 and then try erasing the camera When both timer and continuous sensor recording is set This camera is used for timer recording This camera is used for sensor recording Turn off the reco...

Page 105: ...red in the Camera List 6 7 Starting Easy Network Setup Manually You can use Easy Network Setup to change the user name and password of all cameras that the BL WV10 assigns to cameras during Quick Setup as well as set cameras to be able to be accessed from the Internet You can use Easy Network Setup using the procedure described on page 23 or page 29 Use the procedure described below if you want to...

Page 106: ...and press ENTER The SD Memory Card Management screen appears Formatting an SD Memory Card Select Format and press ENTER to initialize an SD memory card Note Once formatting begins all data on the card will be erased Be careful not to format the wrong card BL WV10_OI book Page 106 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 107: ...r camera Certain mobile phones are not compatible with this product See the Panasonic Network Camera support website at http panasonic co jp pcc products en netwkcam for information on mobile phones that Panasonic has verified as being compatible with this product The Mobile Access screen is used to verify a camera s URL configure the Auto E mail features enable disable mobile or computer access e...

Page 108: ...e camera 1 Select Camera URL from the Mobile Access screen see page 107 and press ENTER The Camera URL screen appears 2 Select the desired camera The URL that must be used to access the camera from a mobile phone a computer over the Internet and a computer on the same network is displayed 7 2 Setting E mail Notification You can configure the camera to send e mail notification when the camera s IP ...

Page 109: ...on Outgoing Mail Server Information In order to have the camera send e mail notifications outgoing mail settings must be set Setting Description Address 1 2 3 Determines the e mail address that notifications will be sent to Up to 3 addresses can be specified Setting Description Sender E Mail Address The e mail address of the sender Typically this should be the administrator s e mail address SMTP S...

Page 110: ...tion Authentication Select No Authentication POP before SMTP or SMTP If the outgoing e mail server does not require authentication select No Authentication POP3 Server Enter the POP3 server address Port No Enter the POP3 server s port number In most cases this setting does not need to be changed Login ID Enter the login required for authentication Password Enter the password required for authentic...

Page 111: ... confirm the status of the camera Setting Description Notify of New URL Determines whether or not e mail notifications are sent when the camera s URL changes Setting Description Address 1 2 3 Allows you to check the status of the camera The status information provides support for troubleshooting See the Panasonic Network Camera support website at http panasonic co jp pcc products en netwkcam for d...

Page 112: ... press ENTER 3 Select Start or Stop to enable or disable access respectively Note that when this setting is changed all cameras whose Access from Mobile setting is set to Enable may restart automatically 7 4 Sensor Notification by E mail You can set the camera to send notification by e mail whenever the camera s sensor is triggered The notification will be sent using the information entered on the...

Page 113: ...rigger No 4 which can be set using your computer by accessing the camera s Buffer Transfer screen is used for recording If you also use a computer to access your cameras do not set Trigger No 4 For more information refer to Buffering or Transferring Images by Timer Buffering or Transferring Images by Sensor or Buffering or Transferring Images by Motion Detection in the Operating Instructions inclu...

Page 114: ...splayed Cursor The text entered can be registered by pressing STOP or by selecting SET then pressing ENTER The display will return to the previous screen The last character entered the character to the left of the cursor can be erased by pressing 1 or by selecting ERASE then pressing ENTER BL WV10_OI book Page 114 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 115: ...ed display information Camera image only Short display information The camera s name and status are displayed Status Indicator Icon Description Green Monitoring Gray Lost connection or re acquiring connection to camera Red Recording Timer recording that will not record to the SD memory card recording to a video or DVD recorder Waiting on sensor recording Status indicator Short display information ...

Page 116: ...ndicates the status of the alarm feature Icon displayed alarm is on No icon alarm is off Antenna Indicates the strength of the wireless signal The icon indicates signal strength in 4 levels and the number next to the icon indicates signal strength as a number between 0 and 100 Guidance Antenna icon Long display Long display information during camera monitoring Alert alarm icon Timer icon BL WV10_O...

Page 117: ...trolling image quality resolution pan and tilt scanning and image brightness After selecting a panel and changing a setting press ENTER to see apply the changes Extended display Quality resolution panel Scan panel Time display panel Cycle panel Brightness panel BL WV10_OI book Page 117 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 118: ...g and tilting scans of the camera Pan pans the camera from its left to right extremes and back to the original position Tilt tilts the camera from its top to bottom extremes and back to the original position Note that If the camera does not feature a pan tilt lens such as the BL C20 panning and tilting is not available Brightness Adjusts the brightness of the monitored image Decreases the brightne...

Page 119: ...e displayed Short display information Long display information Camera image only Short display information Long display information Camera name and playback status are displayed Elapsed playback time total recording time recording date and recording time are displayed BL WV10_OI book Page 119 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 120: ...llowing information be displayed Short display information Long display information Camera image only Short display information Long display information Camera name Camera name Picture date and sequential number Picture number Total number of pictures BL WV10_OI book Page 120 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 121: ...lay information Long display information Camera image only Short display information The recording mark that appears while recording is different based on recording mode recording to SD memory card waiting to record to SD memory card timer recording underway that is not using the SD memory card Camera name Recording indicator BL WV10_OI book Page 121 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 122: ...er Features 122 Long display information Elapsed recording time Displayed during standard recording only Remaining SD memory card capacity in minutes BL WV10_OI book Page 122 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 123: ...on halt the video feed from the camera and disconnect it 1 Press MENU The menu is displayed 2 Press STOP The connection to displayed cameras is stopped and the Menu screen s background turns blue To reconnect a camera and restart its video feed Press PLAY PAUSE while the Menu screen is displayed Select the camera from the Camera List If you restart the BL WV10 the camera should automatically re co...

Page 124: ...sor is activated Recording takes precedence Camera B sensor recording When the time to begin sensor recording approaches the following message is displayed Recording will begin shortly Standard recording will stop and sensor recording will start Camera B timer recording When the time to begin timer recording approaches the following message is displayed Recording will begin shortly Standard record...

Page 125: ...hile the BL WV10 is turned on set the mode switch on the back to SETUP 2 Press and hold the FACTORY DEFAULT RESET button for 3 seconds and then release it The reset will be complete after you hear 2 beeping sounds After re launching the Basic Setup screen will appear 3 Re perform Quick Setup Press and hold the FACTORY DEFAULT RESET button for about 3 seconds using a pointed object Rear panel of BL...

Page 126: ...ch on the back on the BL WV10 to SETUP turn the BL WV10 off and then turn it back on again When connecting to a router connect the router to one of the LAN jacks on the BL WV10 before turning on the router and the BL WV10 2 Using the Ethernet cable that came with the camera connect it to one of the 4 LAN jacks on the BL WV10 and then turn the camera on When connecting a camera to the router do so ...

Page 127: ...meras will be registered as remote cameras To add more cameras connect the Ethernet cable to the camera to be added and re perform step 2 3 Once all of the cameras have been registered as in step 2 set the mode switch on the back on the BL WV10 to NORMAL turn the BL WV10 off and then turn it back on again 4 Confirm the camera images Place the cameras after confirming that they display images corre...

Page 128: ...Reset the camera to its default settings and re perform Quick Setup as when adding more cameras see page 126 To see a camera image on a computer launch a web browser on the computer and access the camera The administrator user name and password for the camera are the same as the user name and password set in step 2 above Note When Quick Setup begins the Quick Setup screen for the camera in questio...

Page 129: ...0 0 0 0 DNS2 0 0 0 0 Proxy Server Proxy Port 8080 Camera Starting Address 192 168 0 131 User Name 999999 Password Wireless Wireless Mode Access Point Wireless Format 802 11b g SSID Noted on back of unit SSID Stealth Mode Enabled Channel AUTO Encryption Enabled Encryption Key Key No 1 1 Key 1 4 Type ASCII 13 Char Keys 1 4 noted on back of unit MAC Address Filter Disabled MAC Address List Sensor FTP...

Page 130: ... 12 9 6 Mbps IEEE802 11g standard automatic fallback Frequency range MHz 2412 to 2472 primary frequencies Number of channels 13 IEEE802 11b Transmission protocol DS SS half duplex Transmission speed 1 11 5 5 2 1 Mbps IEEE802 11b standard automatic fallback Frequency range MHz 2412 to 2472 primary frequencies Number of channels 13 Communication range The range will depend on environmental condition...

Page 131: ...en SD Memory Card green amber Wireless green LAN 1 4 green Recording media SD Memory Card Item Specification Power supply AC adapter Input 100V 240V AC 50 60 Hz Output 12V DC 750mA DC cord length About 3 m AC cord length separate About 1 8 m Power consumption About 7 5 W Antenna Diversity antenna Exterior dimensions W x H x D About 220 mm x 42 mm x 171 mm with antenna collapsed and no stand Weight...

Page 132: ...Time format Pictures JPEG 640 x 480 320 x 240 Timer recording Camera motion sensor support Automatic switch to camera image at sensor input event sensor input triggers alarm LED notification Automated camera image recording at sensor input event Item Specification Quick Setup Automatically performs necessary network and wireless settings for Panasonic cameras and routers Item Specification Securit...

Page 133: ...appear At a fixed interval the display will run through each of the registered camera screens Note Sequential Display mode is for display only you will be unable to record All registered cameras local and remote will be displayed sequentially If however a remote camera has been set to not save its password its screen will be skipped and the next screen displayed Cameras are displayed sequentially ...

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Page 135: ...135 16 Appendix BL WV10_OI book Page 135 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

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Page 157: ...157 Index BL WV10_OI book Page 157 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

Page 158: ...5 116 117 Erasing 104 Registering Manually 89 Restarting 96 Continuous Sensor Recording 65 D Date and Time 80 DC IN Jack 12 E Easy Network Setup 105 Encryption 85 Encryption Key 86 Entering Characters 114 F FACTORY DEFAULT RESET Button 125 Focus 40 FTP Password 88 FTP User Name 88 G General Settings 82 General Setup 81 I Image Quality 94 100 Important Safety Instructions 6 Indicators 13 Alert 12 L...

Page 159: ...Display Options 121 Snapshots Pictures 60 Standard Recording 59 Recording Capacity 57 58 Recording Images 54 Refresh Rate 94 100 Registering Cameras Manually 89 When Not Using a Router 28 When Using a Router 22 Remote Control 15 Programming 18 Sensor 12 Remote vs Local Cameras 21 S Scan Control 118 SD Card Info 106 SD Memory Card Format 106 SD Memory Card port 12 SD Memory Cards 55 Security Code 8...

Page 160: ...Trigger Type 61 65 U User Name 84 91 99 101 V Video output port 12 Viewing Camera Images 35 W White Balance 93 Wireless Channel 85 Communications 7 Format 85 Mode 85 Settings 85 Z Zoom 40 BL WV10_OI book Page 160 Thursday January 26 2006 8 03 PM ...

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