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STEP2

STEP3

DIAL

MEMORY

CALL

REDIAL

DELETE

ESC

AUDIO MUTE

ALM MEMORY

ENTER

TELE

WIDE

NEAR

FAR

STEP1

Remote Controller WV-CU20

VIDEO

AUTO/MANU

ALM ACK

ONE TOUCH DIAL

Press the MEMORY button.

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QUICK DIAL] menu appears on the monitor screen.

Enter a quick dial number by pressing the numeric buttons.

• Enter a desired number from 001 to 200.
• When the

ENTER

button is pressed after entering the quick dial number,

then the registered quick dial numbers are shown in the Directory column.

• A quick dial number can also be selected by moving the cursor to the num-

ber in the Directory column and pressing the

ENTER

button. An item can

be selected using the [

▲

] or [

▼

] button.

• An input quick dial number can be corrected using the

DELETE

button. (It

cannot be corrected after pressing the

ENTER

button.) The character

immediately preceding the cursor is deleted when the

DELETE

button is

pressed.

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QUICK DIAL

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:MOVE CALL:CALL DEL:BS

ENT:SELECT DIAL/ESC:CLEAR

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Calling a Site by Quick Dialing

Using a

MEMORY

button, the corresponding site can be called without directly entering the telephone number.

Quick dial No. 000 is exclusive for sequential dialing. For details, refer to section [

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Calling One Site After Another by

Sequential Dialing].

Summary of Contents for WJ-AV20

Page 1: ...arefully before attempting to connect or operate this product and be sure to save this manual for future use AVCodec AVCodec AV Codec WJ AV20 REMOTE RING VOL POWER ON OFF LINE 1 LINE 2 AV Codec Operating Instructions Model No WJ AV20 ...

Page 2: ...ellow The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter N or coloured black The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter L or coloured red How to replace the fuse Open the fuse compartment with a screwdriver and replace the fuse and fuse cover For U K CAUTION Before attempt...

Page 3: ...play Setup 452 46 Cable Compensation Setup 453 47 Alarm Setup 460 48 Alarm Setup 461 50 Alarm Dialing Tables Setup 462 463 464 50 Sequential Scan Setup 470 51 Alarm Memory Method Setup 480 51 Lock Password Setup 490 52 Lock Item Setup 491 52 Menu Password Setup 492 53 CHANGING SETTINGS DURING COMMUNICATION 54 Remote Control Setup 500 54 Camera Preset Trigger Out Switching 510 55 Video Motion Setup...

Page 4: ...There are 5 video input terminals A Panasonic combination camera can be connected to video input terminal 1 through which the pan tilt head can be controlled for pan tilt zoom and focus Up to 8 view points video points to monitor can be set Panasonic monitor devices can be easily connect ed to the RS 485 data port in configuring a system suited to a particular use Video storage function capable of...

Page 5: ...let Insufficient battery charging may cause erasure of settings if the AC power supply should fail The battery if fully charged will back up the settings for 72 hours in an ordinary environment Do not expose the appliance to water or moisture nor try to operate it in wet areas Take immediate action if the appliance becomes wet Turn the power off and refer servicing to qualified ser vice personnel ...

Page 6: ...TERM SENSOR IN TRIGGER OUT PARALLEL PORT ISDN 1 2 REMOTE LOCAL AUDIO 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS LINE 1 LINE 2 RING VOL AV Codec WJ AV POWER ON OFF REMOTE q w r e t WJ AV20 AV Codec Front View Rear View To connect the controller use a 6 conductor DIN cable supplied as an accessory with the controller If the controller is connected to the REMOTE ...

Page 7: ...not be manipulated in ordinary operation 7 Controller Port REMOTE This port is provided for controlling the AV Codec with the WV CU20E Remote Controller To connect to the controller use a 6 conductor modu lar cable supplied as an accessory with the controller 8 Data Port DATA PORT Accepts a 6 conductor modular cable to exchange data conforming to an RS 485 interface It can be used to establish a s...

Page 8: ...tton DIAL This button is used to dial calls in combination with the CALL button 6 Call Button CALL This button is used call destinations 7 Redial Button REDIAL This button is used to automatically redial the destina tion last called 8 Delete Button DELETE This button is used to correct any numeric or alphabetic input in the menu Pressing this button will delete the character positioned immediately...

Page 9: ...ound 6 Enter Button ENTER This button is used to execute a selection or access the submenu of the selected item menu 7 Camera Control Buttons These buttons are used to control any camera equipped with the specified function that is connected to the VIDEO IN 1 on the rear of the AV Codec TELE WIDE Adjusts camera lens zoom AF Adjusts camera lens focus automatically NEAR FAR Adjusts camera lens focus...

Page 10: ...L AV Codec WJ AV POWER ON OFF REMOTE Example of a system with 1 combination camera and 4 colour or black and white cameras connected Combination camera Colour black and white camera Automatic fire alarm proximity sensor AV Codec for remote site Transmitter mode DSU ISDN AV Codec for control site Receiver mode Video Monitor Controller In Case of Using a Panasonic Matrix Switcher with the AV Codec O...

Page 11: ...een appears first after power is switched on The present time is shown on the monitor in about 10 seconds and the AV Codec is in a standby state and is ready for operation CLOCK 01 01 99 MON 00 00 00 PLEASE SET DATE TIME IN CLOCK SETUP MENU 410 VIDEO1 01 01 99 00 00 00 TITLE Connect the remote controller to the AV Codec with the cable supplied with the con troller Use the 6 con ductor DIN cable to...

Page 12: ...s out about 10 seconds after start of communication 1B connection 2B connection Mute Screen Operation STEP2 STEP3 DIAL MEMORY CALL REDIAL DELETE ESC AUDIO MUTE MENU ALM MEMORY ENTER TELE WIDE AF NEAR FAR STEP1 Remote Controller WV CU20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 1 2 3 4 5 VIDEO AUTO MANU ALM ACK ONE TOUCH DIAL To move the cursor Numeric buttons to enter numbers and menu item numbers To delete input data ...

Page 13: ... to ON when registering the quick dial numbers of sites in the directory STEP2 STEP3 DIAL MEMORY CALL REDIAL DELETE ESC AUDIO MUTE MENU ALM MEMORY ENTER TELE WIDE AF NEAR FAR STEP1 Remote Controller WV CU20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 1 2 3 4 5 VIDEO AUTO MANU ALM ACK ONE TOUCH DIAL LINE 1 LINE 2 RING VOL AV Codec WJ AV POWER ON OFF REMOTE LINE 1 LINE 2 RING VOL AV Codec WJ AV POWER ON OFF REMOTE LINE 1 L...

Page 14: ...DELETE button is pressed 3 Press the CALL button DIRECT DIALING menu appears on the monitor screen indicating that dialing has started To Correct By pressing the DELETE button the character positioned immedi ately to the left the cursor can be deleted After deleting the wrong number enter the correct one with the numeric buttons DIAL DIAL 1B SUB 2B SUB ENTER DIAL NUMBER THEN PRESS CALL KEY DIALING...

Page 15: ...nected to terminate the call LINE TERMINATED menu appears on the monitor screen It will be closed automatically after 10 seconds LINE TERMINATED ESC CLEAR Cause code 016 always means the normal end of communication If an error occurs then the cause code and the reason will be shown together ...

Page 16: ... number can also be selected by moving the cursor to the num ber in the Directory column and pressing the ENTER button An item can be selected using the or button An input quick dial number can be corrected using the DELETE button It cannot be corrected after pressing the ENTER button The character immediately preceding the cursor is deleted when the DELETE button is pressed QUICK DIAL QUICK NO DI...

Page 17: ...econds Calling a Site by One Touch Dialing Using a ONE TOUCH DIAL button the number registered can be called by a single touch of the button When a ONE TOUCH DIAL button when the quick dial number 000 is pressed the sequential dialing function works For details refer to the next page STEP2 STEP3 DIAL MEMORY CALL REDIAL DELETE ESC AUDIO MUTE MENU ALM MEMORY ENTER TELE WIDE AF NEAR FAR STEP1 Remote ...

Page 18: ...en QUICK DIAL QUICK NO 000 DIAL 1B DIRECTORY 001 002 003 004 005 MOVE CALL CALL DEL BS ENT SELECT DIAL ESC CLEAR SEQ DIALING QUICK CONNECTING DIAL ESC QUIT AND DIAL NEXT SITE To use a ONE TOUCH DIAL button To use the MEMORY button 2 1 Enter 000 then press ENTER button d Quick dial number and title Those destinations registered in the directory whose Sequential Dial setting is ON are called in sequ...

Page 19: ...s not necessary to register it in the directory Note TERMINATE SEQ DIAL ESC CLEAR Move the cursor on YES by pressing the Direction button Then press the ENTER button to terminate sequential dialing Move the cursor on NO by pressing the Direction button Then press the ENTER button to call the next site and continue sequential dialing When YES is selected on the above dialog the dialog shown below a...

Page 20: ...nication starts when the DIAL button is pressed The video sent from the calling site is displayed on the monitor If audio is sent it is also output To reject the incoming call press the ESC button Incoming calls can also be allowed or rejected by selecting YES or NO with the Direction buttons and pressing the ENTER button In case of an alarm dialing call the ALARM DIAL display appears on the monit...

Page 21: ...ew point to another The ALARM DIAL display is cleared on the monitor screen Unless the ALM ACK button is pressed the line is automatically disconnected when the time set for the remote site is over Note 4 Press the DIAL button for 2 seconds or more to terminate the call LINE TERMINATED appears on the monitor screen ...

Page 22: ... switching and OFF manual switching are alternately selected Communication starts in ON mode Automatic Switching The view points can be automatically switched to monitor the video according to the sequential scan and alarm input settings When auto mode is selected the video is switched according to the menu settings 470 SEQ SCAN of the remote sites To use automatic switching by sequential scan the...

Page 23: ...ector at a remote site can be controlled as follows using the controller at the control site Press the AUDIO MUTE button to mute the audio to be transmitted from a control site to a remote site MUTE appears on the screen indicating that audio is muted Press the same button again to restore sound Muting Audio to Transmit Press AUDIO MUTE button Mute VIDEO1 01 01 99 17 13 05 Title MUTE c Switching v...

Page 24: ...controlled at the control site The transferred alarm video is stored in the video memory at the control site for later verification whenever necessary Only about 35 seconds of video and audio can be stored per alarm in the video memory There is an error of about 5 seconds of recording time Alarm video is deleted in the following cases Alarm video stored at a remote site is deleted upon termination...

Page 25: ... storage time How to Check 1 In standby mode video and audio are always stored in the video memory of the AV Codec at a remote site 2 The sensor at the remote site detects an anomaly Signals are input from the sensor 3 The view points are switched according to the sensor input settings provided that the alarm is set to ON on the view point setup menu 4 The video and audio storage continues till th...

Page 26: ...ton then press the ENTER button The AV Codec at the remote site temporarily interrupts the real time video and audio transmission and begins to transmit an alarm video The dialog appears on the monitor at the control site and the video imme diately preceding the transfer is displayed as a still Audio and data transmission will be also interrupted It takes about 150 seconds to transfer an alarm vid...

Page 27: ...e changed in part from the control site with a menu shown on the monitor during communi cation To enter remote site settings using the remote setup function The remote site settings can be downloaded to the control site and after changing the settings can then be uploaded back to the remote site How to use the maintenance function This function may be used to initialize the settings or display inf...

Page 28: ...e following buttons are generally used for menu operation STEP2 STEP3 DIAL MEMORY CALL REDIAL DELETE ESC AUDIO MUTE MENU ALM MEMORY ENTER TELE WIDE AF NEAR FAR STEP1 Remote Controller WV CU20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 1 2 3 4 5 VIDEO AUTO MANU ALM ACK ONE TOUCH DIAL Enter button To select an item and enter a submenu Numeric buttons To enter telephone numbers or other numeric input Escape button To retur...

Page 29: ...item by pressing the or button Then press the ENTER button to execute the selection The selected item or its submenu appears on the monitor screen To return to the previous menu press the ESC button If the ESC button is pressed when the TOP menu is displayed on the mon itor screen then the menu is closed An item can also be selected with the numeric buttons apart from selec tions with the Directio...

Page 30: ...ameter press the ESC button to return to the previous TOP menu If a setting change is made in the menu then the dialog menu for verification appears on the monitor screen To change the setting select YES by pressing the t or s button and then press the ENTER button Continue to process step 4 To quit the setting change select NO and then press the ENTER button The 100 MODE menu appears again on the...

Page 31: ... O R E G I 2 3 0 C A L L I N G C A L L E D N O C H E C K 2 4 0 G R O U P I D C H E C K M O V E E N T S E L E C T E S C P R V 2 1 0 R E C E I V I N G R E G I R E C E I V I N G M O D E A U T O M A N U A L R I N G E R O N O F F M O V E S E L E C T E S C P R V d Receiving Method Setup 210 This item lets you set the receiving mode when calls are received from the destination Move the cursor to the desi...

Page 32: ...ENTER button is pressed after entering it the same number can be copied in item 2B Enter only when specifying a sub address only SUB Enter a sub address To identify receiving calls sub addresses must also be set for other devices When the ENTER button is pressed after entering it the same number can be copied in the sub address item 2B 2B Enter the same telephone number as that of 1B in case of 2B...

Page 33: ...te are compared with the numbers in the directory and those which have fewer digits are in the range of comparison The sub addresses reported by the opposite site are compared with all the digits in the directory and the calls are rejected if they do not agree with each other in the number of digits Calls are rejected if their telephone numbers are not reported 2 3 0 C A L L I N G C A L L E D N O ...

Page 34: ... T O R Y D I A L I N G R E G I 3 1 0 D I R E C T O R Y R E G I 3 2 0 O N E T O U C H D I A L I N G R E G I 3 3 0 S E Q D I A L I N G R E G 1 M O V E E N T S E L E C T E S C P R V d 1 Move the cursor to item 300 by pressing the or button Then press the ENTER button The 300 DIRECTORY REGI menu appears on the moni tor screen 2 Move the cursor to the desired item by pressing the or button Then press t...

Page 35: ...able or disable the sequential dialing ON Enables Sequential Dialing OFF Disables Sequential Dialing Note This item is only available when the RECEIVER is set in the 100 MODE menu 3 Register the Title of the Quick Dial Number q Move the cursor to the TITLE by pressing the or button and then press the ENTER button The TITLE menu shown in the figure appears on the monitor screen w To select a charac...

Page 36: ...he ENTER button The menu returns to the previous 320 ONE TOUCH DIAL ING REGI menu The selected quick dial number and title are now displayed on the menu To assign the other ONE TOUCH DIAL buttons repeat the above procedures 1 to 3 To delete a assigned quick dial number move the cursor to it by pressing the or button and then press the DELETE button One touch Dial Number Assignation 320 This menu l...

Page 37: ... E S E L E C T E S C P R V 1 Move the cursor to the desired item parameter and select an item mode by pressing the Direction buttons The selected parameter will be underlined in the menu when the cursor is moved to another item parameter by pressing the or button START UP SEQ DIAL Enter the quick dial number of the destination where the sequential dialing is to begin by pressing the Numeric button...

Page 38: ... O R D M O V E E N T S E L E C T E S C P R V d 1 Move the cursor to item 400 in the TOP menu by pressing the or button Then press the ENTER button The 400 SETUP menu appears on the monitor screen 2 Move the cursor to the desired item by pressing the or button Then press the ENTER button The selected item submenu appears on the monitor screen 410 Sets the time and date 420 Sets the communication pa...

Page 39: ...day of week for the entered date will appear automati cally Notes Valid dates are between the year 1999 and the year 2098 To set the year enter the last two digits Enter 00 for the year 2000 To set a day or month that has only a single digit such as January 1 or February 2 add a 0 to it January becomes 01 and February becomes 02 2 Enter hours and minutes by pressing the Numeric buttons Note To set...

Page 40: ...buttons The selected parameter will be underlined in the menu when the cursor is moved to another item parameter by pressing the or button RATE Select the Baud Rate communication speed in bps by pressing the Direction buttons When 9600 bps is set in the menu the audio quality is limited to G 728 DATA BITS Select 7 or 8 in the Data Bits data length by pressing the Direction buttons STOP BITS Select...

Page 41: ...dress number 01 to 99 by pressing the Numeric buttons It is not normally necessary to set it 3 Press the ESC button to return to the previous 420 SERIAL HOST PORT menu d Host Port Setup 422 4 2 2 H O S T P O R T R A T E 4 8 0 0 9 6 0 0 1 9 2 0 0 D A T A B I T S 8 b i t s F I X E D S T O P B I T S 1 b i t F I X E D P A R I T Y N O N E F I X E D R S 4 8 5 U N I T M O V E S E L E C T E S C P R V Data...

Page 42: ...4 4 O N O F F 5 5 O N O F F 9 1 6 O N O F F 7 1 7 O N O F F 8 1 8 O N O F F D E F A U L T N O I S A V A I L A B L E E N T M O V E 1 5 V I D E O 1 8 T R G E N T A L A R M O N O F F S E L E C T E S C P R V N o C A M P R S T T R G A L A R M 1 1 1 O N O F F 2 2 O N O F F 3 3 O N O F F 4 4 O N O F F 5 5 O N O F F 9 1 6 O N O F F 7 1 7 O N O F F 8 1 8 O N O F F 1 Set the view point availability Move the...

Page 43: ...ther view point numbers 6 Set a default view point This item lets you select a display pattern for your startup screen when the power is turned on or when communica tion is terminated The sequence will begin with the number set in this step when the sequential function is operated N o C A M P R S T T R G A L A R M 1 1 1 O N O F F 2 2 O N O F F 3 3 O N O F F 4 4 O N O F F 5 5 O N O F F 9 1 6 O N O ...

Page 44: ...8 M O V E S E L E C T E S C P R V 4 4 0 A U D I O A E C L O C A L O N O F F A U D I O S E N D O N O F F M O V E S E L E C T E S C P R V 1 Move the cursor to the AEC LOCAL parameter Then select either ON or OFF by pressing the Direction buttons This item let you enable or disable the echo canceller at the local site ON Enables echo canceller OFF Disables echo canceller 2 Move the cursor to the AUDI...

Page 45: ...eo quality to transmit This menu is only available when the codec is set to TRANSMITTER in the 100 MODE menu 452 Enables or disables on screen display on the monitor 453 Sets the cable loss compensator with the connected camera This menu is only available when the codec is set to TRANSMITTER in the 100 MODE menu 1 Move the cursor to item 451 by pressing the t or s button Then press the ENTER butto...

Page 46: ...esired item parameter and select the mode by pressing the Direction buttons The selected mode will be underlined in the menu when the cursor is moved to another item parameter by pressing the or button VIDEO INPUT DISP ON Enables display of the view point number cur rently selected OFF Disables display of the view point number TITLE DISP ON Enables title display registered in the directory of the ...

Page 47: ...ars on the monitor screen 2 Move the cursor to the desired item parameter and select the mode by pressing the Direction buttons The selected mode will be underlined in the menu when the cursor is moved to another item parameter by pressing the or button Cable lengths expressed by the letters S M and L are as shown below 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 ...

Page 48: ... E L E V E L E D G E A L A R M A U T O D I S C T I M E R 0 S A L A R M D I A L I N G T I M E T A B L E T A B L E D A Y T I M E 1 M O N S U N 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 T U E W E D 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 T H U F R I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E N T D A Y I N C D E L C L R M O V E E S C P R V Move the cursor to the desired item by pressing the or button Then press the ENTER button The selected item submenu appears on the mo...

Page 49: ... for 462 464 ALARM DIALING TABLE q Set the scope of days of the week Move the cursor to the Starting Day of the week Then press the ENTER button to toggle the day display Select the desired day by pressing the ENTER button Move the cursor to the Ending Day of the week Then select it the same as above by pressing the ENTER but ton w Set the starting and ending times Move the cursor to the Starting ...

Page 50: ...umbers Specify the quick dial number to dial or redial The alarm input numbers 1 to 8 in the menu corre spond to the SENSOR IN 1 to 8 of the SENSOR IN TRIGGER OUT port Up to 3 quick dial numbers including other choices can be specified per alarm input number To delete an entered quick dial number move the cur sor to it by pressing the Direction buttons Then press the DELETE button Choices 1 2 and ...

Page 51: ...n to sequential scan when a view point is manually controlled during a scan It can be specified from 10 to 300 seconds in 10 second increments Pre and Post frame A pre frame is a frame stored in the memory during stand by state or prior to input of the alarm A post frame is a frame stored in memory after an alarm input 1 Move the cursor to the ALARM MEMORY parameter Then select either mode by pres...

Page 52: ...ic button can be used when the menu is set FUNCTION LOCK The buttons shown below are locked VIDEO AUTO MANU button ALM ACK button ALM MEMORY button 492 Menu Password Register a password or change it Receiver Lock Item Setup 491 1 Move the cursor to item 491 by pressing the or button Then press the ENTER button The 491 LOCK menu appears on the monitor screen 2 Move the cursor to the desired item pa...

Page 53: ... on the monitor screen when a password was previously set in the system If the password is correct then the next menu NEW PASSWORD will appear on the monitor screen to change the password If the password is not correct then PASSWORD ERROR appears on the monitor screen To try to enter password again If no password has been set when the product is pur chased or after the system is initialized then t...

Page 54: ...CAMERA PRESET TRIGGER OUT menu Refer to the 510 menu for further operation 2 Move the cursor to the desired item by pressing the Direction buttons Then press the ENTER button AV Codec in Control Site The selected item submenu appears on the monitor screen for controlling the remote site 510 Enables the selection of cameras and preset positions in the remote site This also enables setup of the spec...

Page 55: ...osition or selects a mode ENTER Executes the selections and displays a sub menu for an item DELETE Executes the currently selected setting and returns to the previous camera menu Resets the selected menu to the factory default setting Resets all settings to the factory default set tings Refer to the operating instructions of the specified cam era for further details 2 To close the camera menu pres...

Page 56: ... remote site The setting result will be stored in the AV Codec at the remote site Move the cursor to the desired mode by pressing the t or s button Then press the ENTER button The camera images will be displayed on the monitor in the selected mode SLOW Video quality has priority Speed will be a lit tle slower NORMAL Selects this mode normally FAST Video speed has priority at some sacrifice of the ...

Page 57: ...ton Then press the ENTER button The 600 MAINTENANCE menu appears on the monitor screen 2 Move the cursor to the desired item by pressing the Direction buttons Then press the ENTER button The selected item submenu appears on the monitor screen 610 Recalls the alarm log from the remote site and the alarm dialing log received at the control site 620 Sets the clock in the remote site to the time of th...

Page 58: ...re displayed When this item is selected at the control site during communica tion the alarm log recorded of the remote site can be downloaded for display 612 ALARM LOG Receiver This item can be selected only at the control site Receiver The alarm dialing sites dates times etc can be verified 2 Press the ENTER button The alarm log is displayed when the ENTER button is pressed Alarm Log Transmitter ...

Page 59: ... 6 1 2 A L A R M L O G R E C E I V E R N O D A T E T I M E T I T L E N O A L M 1 0 0 1 5 0 7 9 9 1 4 3 4 0 1 3 9 9 9 8 9 7 9 6 9 5 9 4 9 3 9 2 9 1 N E X T A L M P R V A L M D E L C L R E S C P R V Dialing site names Calling numbers are shown if calls are received from sites not registered in the directory SENSOR IN connector No where alarm is input Log received during communication Dates and hours...

Page 60: ...the latest dialing number can be checked 642 CALLING LOG The calling log is shown when the ENTER button is pressed 2 Press the ENTER button The called or calling log is displayed when the ENTER but ton is pressed Calling site title displayed if registered in the directory Date and time of call Type Dialing receiving disconnected not disconnected disconnected by opposite site call received during c...

Page 61: ... Local site settings d 1 Select a line speed for the test by pressing the t or s button 2 Press the ENTER button to start the test The test menu now appears on the screen 3 To end the test press the ESC button There will be no serial parallel data loopback in a local loopback test If video is not input a blue background is shown on the screen during the test View points cannot be changed using the...

Page 62: ...quest This test is conducted to check the environment between the sites connected for communication by having the destination site send back the audio and video data transmitted from the local site remote loopback T E S T E S C P R V 6 7 0 V E R S I O N L O C A L R E M O T E S Y S T E M H O S T D S P S U B H W E S C P R V d Remote site version is displayed Control site version is displayed If a lo...

Page 63: ...d press the ENTER button not to initialize When initializing is over the message POWER OFF THEN POWER ON AGAIN appears 3 When the message appears switch power off When the power is switched back on the AV Codec is restarted under the initialized conditions Set the necessary items again I N I T I A L I Z E S Y S T E M C O N G I G I F S E L E C T I N G Y E S A N D P R E S S I N G E N T S Y S T E M C...

Page 64: ...on the monitor screen asking you to enable or disable the downloading of the settings from the remote site 4 Select YES by pressing the t or s button Then press the ENTER button A data transfer message appears on the monitor screen When the data is successfully downloaded the 700 REMOTE SETUP EDIT menu appears on the monitor d N O W D O W N L O A D I N G P L E A S E W A I T E S C Q U I T d d Video...

Page 65: ... 400 SETUP menu for further setting details 6 After setting the desired items press the ESC button to return to the 700 REMOTE SETUP EDIT menu Press the ESC button again The dialog menu appears asking you to enable or disable the uploading of the edited settings to the remote site 7 Select YES by pressing the t or s button Then press the ENTER button The edited settings are uploaded to the remote ...

Page 66: ...ower supply and pull out the power plug out of the wall outlet Inform the user of the fact that more than 48 hours of charging is required for initial usage after the completion of connections Operation of the clock used in this unit is sustained by backup operation of the built in battery When this unit is initially used continuous charging is needed for more than 48 hours so that the backup batt...

Page 67: ...e or misoperation for the radio receiver Rack mounting This unit shall be mounted on a rack 450 mm or more in depth manufactured according to the EIA Standard or the equivalent The rack temperature shall not exceed 45 C High temperatures can adversely affect the internal parts and are a pos sible cause of malfunction This unit should be mounted as low as possible on the rack Please refer to Instal...

Page 68: ...GGER OUT AV Codec receiver AV Codec transmitter Controller Monitor MONITOR 1 MONITOR 1 for maintenance Controller Monitor Remote control front or rear Remote control front or rear Standard System Configuration Controller connections Only one controller should be connected to the AV Codec Connection of two or more units may result in misoperation Note The controller should be connected to the REMOT...

Page 69: ... PORT VIDEO IN OUT SENSOR IN TRIGGER OUT 1 2 REMOTE LOCAL AUDIO RS 485 ON 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 2 2 4 5 3 OUT IN TEST SETUP REMOTE DATA PORT HOST PORT VIDEO IN OUT SENSOR IN TRIGGER OUT 1 2 REMOTE LOCAL AUDIO Combination camera is con nected to the video input con nector 1 Video input 2 5 Monitor 2 Local output Monitor 1 Connector name Monitor 1 Menu display Displayed image Enabled Monitor 2 Disabled Di...

Page 70: ...nd third destination If transmission to the third destination fails then the transmission sequence is repeated up to twice about one minute after for the first destination second desti nation and third destination If the connection is not successful after this then the alarm transmission is canceled However this transmission sequence is fur ther repeated if the level type sensor is ON During the t...

Page 71: ...ce Monitor Connections If a video quad unit sequential switcher etc are con nected a surveillance system can be established by which a maximum of 8 cameras can be switched over The video quad unit or the sequential switcher can be connected by the use of a sensor input trigger output connector A cable provided with a D Sub 25 pin con nector should be prepared separately The diagram at the right sh...

Page 72: ...5 Data port AV Codec receiver mode ISDN 6 pin modular cable Attached to AV Codec Remote AV Codec for maintenance 6 conductor modular cable Attached to system controller When our matrix switcher is used in connection with the remote site the following points should be kept in mind Operation of units connected between matrix switchers should be performed through the system controller WV CU550A that ...

Page 73: ...ess the F4 SET button on the system controller The setting parameters are stored in the system controller At this moment the system controller setting has been finished From the next time the preset Baud rate is fixed even after the CONTROLLER switch has been turned off The auto Baud rate operation of the system controller is not executed Note After the above setting is made controlling the camera...

Page 74: ...1 VIDEO OUT2 125V 6A Matrix Switcher WJ SX550A AV Codec transmitter It is impossible to connect multiple system controllers in a daisy chain Use the ports on the matrix switcher Note Connection of Video Multiplexer WJ FS616 Setting of AV Codec receiver side Set the No 3 DIP switch on the receiver side to the OFF position and then make the settings in the 421 SERIAL DATA PORT menu the same as the M...

Page 75: ...oved to the ON position and the accessory switch protector should be mounted Attention If any power ON OFF for other unit units is interlocked with power ON OFF opera tion of this unit then the switch protector should not be mounted Otherwise the POWER switch cannot be operated immediately for emergency action If the switch protector is mounted with the POWER switch turned off then power ON OFF op...

Page 76: ...canceler AEC is set to OFF Set AEC to ON on AUDIO menu Speaker and microphone of the opposite site are too close to each other Keep microphones away from speaker at the opposite site or adjust speaker volume Audio output connector and audio input connector are connected to the same VTR Do not connect audio output connector and audio input connector to the same VTR Audio output and audio input of t...

Page 77: ...not agree with local number set at the receiving end Set called No check to NO at the receiving end and try connecting again If call is con nected then correctly register local No again at the receiving end set called No check back to YES and connect again Calling No check at the receiving terminal is set to YES and caller number is not reg istered in directory at the receiving end Set calling No ...

Page 78: ...view point to be selected in coordina tion with sensor on viewpoint setting screen and set that alarm to ON Combination camera is not connected to VIDEO IN 1 connector Combination camera cannot be controlled Parallel data communication is not possible Serial data communication is not possible Connect combination camera to VIDEO IN 1 connector Combination camera presets are not regis tered Open com...

Page 79: ...ollable is shown No alarm log or communica tion log Both terminals are set to receive Receivers cannot be connected to each other Change settings Negotiation failure between terminals Try connecting again System initialize is made in 690 INI TIALIZE menu AV Codec is powered off for more than 90 days ...

Page 80: ... agent of our service people 026 NON SELECTED USER The user has not been awarded the incoming call when the bus connection is made To receive a call and communicate register the local sub address number in 220 LOCAL NO REGI 027 REMOTE OUT OF ORDER The user does not respond to receiving calls because the ISDN line cable is not connected or power is off Confirm the connection between WJ AV20 and the...

Page 81: ...ch a unit Regarding the cable size and length refer to the instruction manual for the camera being used Depends on sys tem configuration Audio cable Locally purchased Required when connecting the RCA connector attached unit such as audio unit monitor etc Depends on sys tem configuration Alarm trigger cable Locally purchased Required when connecting a sensor or a switcher provided with a remote con...

Page 82: ...r checking by ISDN telephoning may be insufficient In the case of bus connections for this unit and other connectors to the same ISDN line altogether there may be an incoming call to another connector or ringing may take place in an unexpected place Including the case when DSU incorporated connector adapter is used or when using a unit connected to a connector adapter incorporated analog port In s...

Page 83: ...ake contact Mid communication output 1 open collector output Parallel data strobe output 1 open collector output 12 V output 50 mA max Sensor input trigger output D Sub 25 pin female sensor input 8 make contact Trigger output 8 open collector output Host port RS 232C D Sub 9 pin male or 4 wire RS 485 RJ 11 connector Rate 4 800 9 600 19 200 bps data length 8 bit fixed Stop 1 bit fixed Parity NONE N...

Page 84: ...tor 1 Rack mount bracket 2 Mounting bracket screw M3 6 Power cord 2 5 m 2 8 conductor modular cable for ISDN network 3 m 1 6 conductor modular cable for host RS 485 data port 3 m 1 The figures given in the quantity column are per AV Codec ...

Page 85: ...to the control site can be used for the shut release of the electronic lock connected to the parallel port of the remote site via relays etc or for ON OFF switching of lighting The 12 V output is use ful for relay driving However the total current cannot exceed 50 mA The maximum transmission delay time for the parallel port is 2 seconds It is not suitable for fast control Conditions of the unit th...

Page 86: ...N C Not used Input Host Port RS 485 RS 232C RS 485 RS 232C GND A B A B GND OUT IN HOST PORT HOST PORT 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 Data Port DATA PORT DATA PORT GND A B A B GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 GND A B A B GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 OUT IN OUT IN Straight Crossover ON Lower after the No 3 dip switch setting OFF Upper after the No 3 dip switch setting Usage of the RS 485 port and the RS 232C port can differ accor...

Page 87: ...N DISPLAY 46 453 CABLE COMPENSATION 47 460 ALARM 48 461 ALARM SETUP 48 462 ALARM DIALING TBL1 50 470 SEQ SCAN 51 480 VIDEO MEMORY 51 490 LOCK MENU PASSWORD 52 491 LOCK 52 492 MENU PASSWORD 53 500 TRANS CONTROL SETUP 54 510 CAMERA PRESET TRIGGER OUT 55 520 VIDEO MOTION MODE 56 530 VIEW POINT 54 600 MAINTENANCE 57 610 ALARM LOG 58 611 ALARM LOG TRANS 58 612 ALARM LOG RECEIVER 59 620 REMOTE CLOCK SET...

Page 88: ...N0100 1030 YWV8QA5337BN Printed in Japan N Matsushita Communication Industrial Co Ltd 2000 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd Central P O Box 288 Osaka 530 91 Japan ...

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