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Live Image Reception

Live images are received from the camera or encoder.  
If a camera manufactured by other than Panasonic is used, live images will be received via the network disk
recorder. 
The following transmission methods (protocols) are supported depending on media types. 
MPEG-4 Media transmission: RTP multicast/unicast
JPEG Media transmission: HTTP-Push

Note:

• When displaying images on a 6-screen, the maximum image capture size of each screen is VGA size. When the

setting is configured in order to display images larger than VGA for each area of 6-screen, images may not be
displayed properly.

• When displaying images on a 3-screen, images larger than VGA can be displayed in the primary screen. When

the setting is configured in order to display images larger than VGA not for the primary screen or configured to
display images on 2 or more screens, images may not be displayed properly.

Live Audio Reception

A live audio stream is received from the camera, encoder or recorder. 
The live audio reception can handle 1 audio stream. Two or more audio streams cannot be handled. 
The live audio reception is compliant with G. 726. 

Note:

• The live audio reception dose not support the cameras manufactured by other than Panasonic.  When the live

audio reception is performed, use Panasonic cameras. 

Important:

• The audio output is provided only at the default screen. 
• The audio output is not provided when the schedule is displayed. 
• The audio output is not provided when the compression method is set to JPEG.

Change of Image and Screen Pattern

Refer to Schedule (page 24) for change of the image and screen pattern. 

Summary of Contents for WJ-GXD400

Page 1: ... this product please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use No model number suffix is shown in this Operating Instructions Setup Instructions Network Video Decoder Model No WJ GXD400 OPERATE ERROR1 ERROR2 ALARM ...

Page 2: ... 22 Error notification 23 Schedule 24 Timetable 24 Display pattern registration 25 Camera 26 Camera Registration 26 Tour sequence 29 Group sequence 30 Group setup 31 Server 32 Proxy 32 NTP Server 33 Network 34 Basic Settings 34 DDNS Setup 36 User Management User mng 37 User authentication 37 Host authentication 39 Maintenance 41 Product Information 41 Error Log 42 Network Log 42 Reset to the Defau...

Page 3: ...nstructions indicate this unit or the WJ GXD400 Refer to Readme txt on the provided CD ROM for further information including the dedicated software its version and compatible cameras System Requirements for a PC It is recommended to perform the settings of this unit using a PC that meets the following system requirements OS Microsoft Windows Vista 32 bit Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2 Micro...

Page 4: ...I Licensing LLC Other names of companies and products contained in these operating instructions may be trademarks or regis tered trademarks of their respective owners Copyright Distributing copying disassembling reverse compiling reverse engineering and also exporting in violation of export laws of the software provided with this product is expressly prohibited This product incorporates copy prote...

Page 5: ... the above net work security risks Use this product in a network secured by a firewall etc If this product is connected to a network that includes PCs make sure that the system is not infected by comput er viruses or other malicious entities using a regularly updated anti virus program anti spyware program etc Protect your network against unauthorized access by restricting users to those who log i...

Page 6: ... and cameras Refer to the provided Installation Guide for further infor mation about connections x Startup Turn on the power of the unit For further information refer to the Installation Guide c Network settings of the PC Change the TCP IP setting of the PC to conform to the settings of this unit page 12 v Setup Perform the required settings on the setup menu to start operation page 14 b Start ope...

Page 7: ...ern to be used when starting up this unit Camera CH designation Specify which part of the screen the image obtained and dis played at startup is assigned Audio output Choose whether or not to provide the audio output received from the camera when starting up this unit The audio output is not provided when the compression method is set to JPEG Language Language Select a display language for the web...

Page 8: ...ror notification is transmit ted when an error occurs Output terminal Choose whether or not to provide an alarm signal output from the output terminal when an error notification is received Schedule Timetable Display pattern Schedule Perform the settings for the schedules by designating a day of the week and time Select a display pattern from the registered patterns Display pattern registration Gr...

Page 9: ... when the compression method is set to JPEG Image capture size Transmission interval Tour sequence Camera no Select a registered camera Preset camera no 1 256 Enter the preset position of the camera to be moved at step change Select a dwell time Dwell time Group sequence Screen pattern Select a screen pattern Group number Select a group number from the registered groups Dwell time Registered patte...

Page 10: ...eway of the network Maintenance port IPv4 address Specify the IP address of the IPv4 network Subnet mask Specify the net mask in accordance with the network rules DNS Select either automatic or manual manner to obtain the DNS server address Primary server address Specify the DNS server address Specify the DNS server address Specify the HTTP port number Specify the line speed for data transmission ...

Page 11: ...isplays the MAC address of the maintenance port Product information Serial no Displays the serial number of the main unit Product information Internal ther mal information Current temperature Displays the temperature inside the main unit Displays the highest temperature inside the main unit recorded since turning on the power of this unit Displays the error occurrence date time and details Highest...

Page 12: ...or further information Example To use this unit with the default settings IP address 192 168 0 250 the IP address of the PC should be 192 168 0 XXX XXX is a value between 2 and 254 except 250 that is assigned to this unit 1 Log in to the PC as an administrator 2 On the taskbar click Start and then click the Control Panel The control panel will be displayed 3 Click View network status and tasks The...

Page 13: ...nternet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 window will be displayed Note The User Account Control window will be displayed depending on use or nonuse of a firewall 7 Click Use the following IP address and enter the IP address and the subnet mask 8 Click the OK button and close the window ...

Page 14: ... to a system administrator for further informa tion Do not attach 0 before the numbers when entering IP address Example b 192 168 0 50 192 168 0 050 4 Enter the user name and password registered on this unit Click the Login button The top page will be displayed Important Refer to a system administrator for the set user name and password Refer to page 37 for the descriptions of how to regis ter use...

Page 15: ...forms the settings relating to the network such as the camera IP addresses and port numbers and the settings of the sequential display y Server button Performs the settings relating to the proxy and NTP servers u Network button Performs the network settings such as settings of the IP address of this unit and gateway address i User mng button Performs the settings for the user authentication host a...

Page 16: ...fault Mmm DD YYYY NTSC model DD MM YYYY PAL model Time display format Select a time display format to be displayed from the fol lowing Example for 3 o clock in the afternoon 12h 03 00 00PM 24h 15 00 00 Default 12h NTSC model 24h PAL model Time date Adjust the current time and date Select numbers for year month day hour minute and second and click the Set button This unit operates with the adjusted...

Page 17: ...ed the following win dow will be displayed Specify the summer time start date and time at In and summer time end date and time at Out Up to 10 times and dates for switching to summer time can be set Click the Set button after completing the settings and close the window by clicking the button at the top right of the window ...

Page 18: ...reen pattern to be used when starting up this unit 6 screen 3 screen primary screen on the left 3 screen primary screen on the right 1 screen Default 6 screen Camera CH designation Specify which part of the screen the image obtained and displayed at startup is assigned Select cameras whose images are to be displayed at the image display positions 1 to 6 Audio output Select On or Off to determine w...

Page 19: ... tab The Language window will be displayed 3 Perform the settings for each item Refer to the following for further information about the settings for each item 4 Click the Set button Language Select a display language for the web browser from the following Japanese English Français Español Deutsch Italiano Ru ssian Default English Setup items ...

Page 20: ...efault Off Adjustment 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Default Note If the date and time information is not provided from the camera even selecting other than Off does not display date and time Screen ID The settings of the screen ID in detail are performed on the Screen ID setup window Page 21 Position Off Upper left Upper right Lower left Lower right Default Off Adjustment 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Default Optional info S...

Page 21: ...e connected monitor Screen ID A screen ID can be assigned to each split screen and displayed 1 Click the Display button on the setup menu 2 Click the OSD tab in the setup menu The OSD window will be displayed 3 Click the Setup tab in Screen ID Refer to the following for further information about the settings for each item 4 Click the Set button in Screen ID setup Setup items 6 screen Select an inf...

Page 22: ...the settings for each item 4 Click the Set button Setup items Site alarm Select On or Off to determine whether or not to acti vate the site alarm Originating port number Specify the port number to receive the site alarm signal Default 1818 Alarm message display Select On or Off to determine whether or not to dis play the message to notify event occurrence Output terminal Select On or Off to determ...

Page 23: ...sion of error notification Destination port Specify the port number to which an error notification is transmitted when an error occurs Default 8181 Retry times Select the retry number of the transmission to the PC from the following 1 2 3 29 30 Default 2 Destination address 1 3 Specify the address to which an error notification is transmitted when an error occurs However the following addresses ar...

Page 24: ...r to the following for further information about the settings for each item 4 Click the Set button Setup items Display pattern Select a registered display pattern from the following Display pattern 1 Display pattern 2 Display pattern 3 Display pattern 4 Default Schedule Perform the settings for the schedules by designating a day of the week and time Up to 6 schedule settings can be performed Day u...

Page 25: ...tup items Group Select from the registered group numbers and group sequence numbers Note Before selecting Group setup configure the set tings of Group setup under Camera to register cameras as a group When selecting Group sequence configure also the settings of Group sequence under Camera to register group sequences Image display on a 6 screen Select cameras whose images are displayed on split scr...

Page 26: ...a tab The Registered camera list window will be dis played Refer to Registered camera list for the displayed contents 3 Select the radio button of the camera number to be registered 4 Click the Set button The NW camera setup window will be displayed 5 Perform the settings for each item Refer to the NW camera setup for information on how to configure the settings 6 Click the Information inquiry but...

Page 27: ...er up to 32 alphanumeric characters Important When using a camera other than Panasonic i pro series select Via a recorder for Live image source In this case select JPEG for Compression Refer to the operating instructions of the recorder in use for further information on how to configure the settings of the recorder Information list Model no Recorder Encoder Displays the model number of the recorde...

Page 28: ...ll be dependent on the settings of the recorder The settings configured on the decoder will not be applied Confirm that the settings of the recorder and the decoder When camera images via the recorder are displayed in the VGA size the resolution of the camera shall be set to VGA or QVGA The resolution is selectable from the following Auto QVGA 320x240 VGA 640x480 768x576 4 VGA 1280x960 Auto Select...

Page 29: ...contained Camera no Select a registered camera Preset camera no 1 256 Enter a preset position blank 1 to 256 When no position is entered blank the camera does not move to any preset position Dwell time Select an interval time to go to the next sequential step from the following 3s 5s 10s 15s 20s Default 3s 1 Click the Camera button on the setup menu 2 Click the Tour sequence tab The Tour sequence ...

Page 30: ...ll be dis played 3 Click the Setup button The Step registration window will be displayed 4 Perform the settings for each item Refer to the following for further information about the registrations for each item 5 Click the Set button The specified values are stored Setup items Screen pattern Select a screen pattern 6 screen 3 screen primary screen on the left 3 screen primary screen on the right S...

Page 31: ...r Screen pattern Select a screen pattern Registered camera Image display position 1 6 Assign the registered cameras to the display positions 1 6 on the screen Delete Check the boxes of the group number to be deleted Click the Delete button To apply the deletion to the registered information click the Set button Note To view the image display position from the config ured camera see the reference i...

Page 32: ...g a server name it is necessary to use a DNS Up to 255 alphanumeric characters including hyphens and periods can be entered 1The entry rules for the proxy server are shown below At IPv4 entry XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX indicates a value from 0 to 255 However the following addresses are not available 0 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 0 XXX XXX XXX 255 127 0 0 1 Class D address 224 0 0 0 239 255 255 255 Class E ad...

Page 33: ...ronization with NTP server Adjustment with use of the NTP server Default Manual NTP server address Enter the IP address or host name for the NTP server When entering a server name it is necessary to use a DNS The entry rules for the NTP server are shown below At IPv4 entry XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX indicates a value from 0 to 255 However the following addresses are not available 0 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XX...

Page 34: ... the network configu ration when Off is selected for DHCP Default 255 255 255 0 Default gateway Enter the IP address of the gateway according to the network environment when Off is selected for DHCP Default 192 168 0 1 Maintenance port IPv4 address Enter an IP address Default 192 168 2 250 Subnet mask Enter a subnet mask Default 255 255 255 0 DNS Select Manual or Auto to enable IP address search i...

Page 35: ...n this case refer to the administra tor of the network The following port numbers and the port numbers used for the site alarm settings are unavailable for the HTTP port number 20 21 23 25 42 53 67 68 69 110 123 161 162 995 10669 10670 Line speed The following are available for Line speed Auto 1000M Full 100M Full 100M Half 10M Full 10M Half Default Auto Important The network settings for each por...

Page 36: ...ether or not to use the DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Server When On is selected perform the following settings Default Off Host name Enter a host name registered in the DDNS Enter up to 64 alphanumeric characters including hyphens and periods User name Enter a user name registered in the DDNS Enter up to 32 alphanumeric or symbolic characters except for 1 Password Enter a password respective to the en...

Page 37: ...s 5 If user registration is continued repeat the steps 3 and 4 6 Select On or Off to determine whether or not to authenticate the user Refer to the following for further information about the settings for each item 7 Click the Set button Setup items User authentication Select On or Off to determine whether or not to authenticate the user User name Enter a user name Enter up to 32 alphanumeric char...

Page 38: ...d the Set button is clicked it will be overwritten Deletion of user information User check 1 Click the User mng button on the setup menu 2 Click the User authentication tab The User authentication window will be displayed 3 Click the C button in User check The user name registered under user authentication can be viewed 4 Click the Delete button The user registered under user authentication is del...

Page 39: ...ecified Access level Select an access level The setup window can be accessed through the host with the administrator level The settings for Live image display are for functions that are not described in these operating instructions and they are for expansion of external control interface It is impossible to access to the setup menu of these functions 1 Administrator 2 Live only Default 2 Live only...

Page 40: ...etup menu 2 Click the Host authentication tab The Host authentication window will be displayed 3 Click the C button in Host check The IP address registered under host authentication can be viewed 4 Click the Delete button The IP address selected in Host check is deleted ...

Page 41: ...g for further information about the settings for each item Setup items Version information Software version Displays the software version Hardware version Displays the hardware version MAC address Network port Displays the MAC address of the network port Maintenance port Displays the MAC address of the maintenance port Serial number Displays the serial number of the main unit Internal thermal info...

Page 42: ...100 error logs are filed the older error logs will be overwritten by the newer error logs Network Log The network error logs occurrence date and error details will be displayed in list form 1 Click the Maintenance button on the setup menu 2 Click the Network log tab The Network log window will be displayed Note Up to 1 000 network error logs can be kept When more than 1 000 error logs are filed th...

Page 43: ..._RES_ERR Panasonic alarm protocol Other errors for a address of Panasonic PANASONIC_ALM_OTHER_ERR alarm protocol DDNS IP address update DDNS IP_ADD_UPDATE_OK No response from the DDNS server DDNS SVR_ERR Password error for DDNS user name DDNS USER_PASS_ERR DDNS IP address update error DDNS IP_ADD_UPDATE_ERR Other error for DDNS DDNS OTHER_ERR Having IP address complete DHCP IP_ADD_OK DHCP IP addre...

Page 44: ...ick the Default reset tab The Default reset window will be displayed 3 Click the Execute button in Reset the settings to the default The confirmation window will be displayed 4 Click the OK button The setting data is initialized Important The network settings are not initialized ...

Page 45: ...reen When the setting is configured in order to display images larger than VGA not for the primary screen or configured to display images on 2 or more screens images may not be displayed properly Live Audio Reception A live audio stream is received from the camera encoder or recorder The live audio reception can handle 1 audio stream Two or more audio streams cannot be handled The live audio recep...

Page 46: ...n this unit senses an alarm the border of the image from the camera where the alarm is occurring is colored red When an alarm occurs the date time information of alarm source will be displayed Time date The date and time of this unit are displayed Screen Pattern The images from up to 6 cameras can be displayed on 1 screen at the same time Images can be displayed with the pattern of 1 screen 3 scre...

Page 47: ...screen area Sequence Camera images are automatically switched and displayed in a specified order There are two types of sequences tour sequence and group sequence Tour sequence A live image on a split screen individual small screen can be automatically switched and displayed in a specified order during displaying on a multi screen 1 screen 3 screen 6 screen The scheduled timer can switch a sequenc...

Page 48: ...items can be specified in a display pattern Screen pattern Camera selection for each split screen Group sequence number Screen pattern Group number Dwell time Description Displays the number to identify the group sequence to be specified Screen pattern 3 screen primary screen on the left 3 screen pri mary screen on the right 6 screen Displays the group numbers in each step registered at default A ...

Page 49: ...ity occurs or is detected the fol lowing are provided 1 Transmission of error notification The information about the error of this unit is trans mitted to other devices through the error notification 2 Message display The error message is displayed on the monitor The error contents are displayed in the message area of the monitor Note When two or more errors occur the messages are displayed in an ...

Page 50: ...lization by restarting this unit with the reset switch and return the IP address to 192 168 0 250 After initialization set the mode switch No 2 back to OFF Perform access from the maintenance port on the front panel The default IP address of the mainte nance port is 192 168 2 250 Is the connection indicator of the 100BASE TX 1000BASE T port lit When it is not lit connection to a LAN is not estab l...

Page 51: ...t be displayed on multiple screens simultaneously Check the settings of Default screen Display pat tern registration and Camera 18 25 26 When other devices obtain images from the cameras and recorders this product may fail to obtain and dis play images due to restrictions of the cameras and the recorders When displaying images on a 6 screen the maxi mum image capture size of each screen is VGA siz...

Page 52: ...data is initialized at that time After initialization set the mode switch No 1 back to OFF The settings are recorder dependent when images are downloaded via the recorder which disables the settings of this unit Check the settings of the recorder and camera The resolution and transmis sion interval are not the same as the specified val ues The audio output is not pro vided The clock of the camera ...

Page 53: ...yed When no operation is performed for a certain period 30 minutes after launching the web browser the user will be logged out forcibly Access and log in again When the network communication is disconnected and not established for a certain period 90 seconds after launching the web browser due to heavy network traffic the user will be logged out forcibly Check the network status and access later ...

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