Panasonic WVCU650 - SYSTEM CONTROLLER ADDENDUM Operating Instructions Manual Download

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mm=Monitor No.
n=0 HDD normal/event recording sector
n=1 HDD copy sector
n=2 Disk connected to COPY 1
n=3 Disk connected to COPY 2

mm=Monitor No.

Setup control commands are available.
(Refer to WJ-SX150A Operating
Instructions.)

WJ-HD300 Series OSD dis-
play ON
(Refer to WJ-SX150A
Operating Instructions for WJ-
SX150A OSD ON/OFF.)

Item

Transmission Command
(ASCII)

Response (ASCII)

Parameter (ASCII)

CMD:RmmDI

ANS:RmmDI

DATA COPY window ON

CMD:RmmPD

ANS:RmmPD

mm=Monitor No.

Setup control commands are available. (Refer
to WJ-SX150A Operating Instructions.)

List/Thumbnail

CMD:RmmTN

ANS:RmmTN

mm=Monitor No.

Transmission command displays list or
thumbnail alternately.

Text display ON

CMD:RmmDT

ANS:RmmDT

mm=Monitor No.

Setup control commands are available.
(Refer to WJ-SX150A Operating Instructions.)

Disk selection

CMD:RmmDSn

ANS:RmmDS

CMD:RmmRPn

A - B repeat playback

ANS:RmmRP

MARK

CMD:RmmMP

ANS:RmmMP

mm=Monitor No.

Filtering ON/OFF

CMD:RmmLTn

ANS:RmmLT

mm=Monitor No.
n=0 OFF
n=1 ON

GO TO LAST

CMD:RmmPM

ANS:RmmPM

mm=Monitor No.

n=0 A - B repeat playback OFF
n=1 Set repeat start point (A point)
n=2 Set repeat end point (B point)

The following commands have been newly added. These commands are available only while Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD300
Series are being connected to the unit.

Recorder Control

Summary of Contents for WVCU650 - SYSTEM CONTROLLER ADDENDUM

Page 1: ...Before attempting to connect or operate this product please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use Model No WV CU650 System Controller Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...ion To assure continued compliance example use only shielded interface cables when connecting to com puter or peripheral devices Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compli ance could void the user s authority to operate this equip ment For U S A WARNING To prevent fire or electric shock hazard do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture The apparat...

Page 3: ...your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the points where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the app...

Page 4: ...ing 33 Tour Sequence Group Sequence 33 On screen Display OSD Control 33 System Function Control 34 RECORDER CONTROL 35 Manual Recording 35 Playback 35 Search Playback 35 Time Date Search Playback 38 Other Available Functions 39 CAMERA CONTROL 40 Camera Panning Tilting Control 40 Zooming Control 40 Lens Iris Control 40 Lens Focus Control 40 Preset Position Control 41 Home Position Control 41 Camera...

Page 5: ...ons to surveillance control systems Improved camera controllability This product has employed a 3D joystick which is separated from the main unit You can control the camera zooming by moving the zoom wheel controller of joystick so that you can control cameras and pan tilt heads by holding the joystick with one hand Improved recorder controllability This product has employed the JogDial and shuttl...

Page 6: ...ower off immediately and contact qualified service personnel for service Do not attempt to disassemble the appliance To prevent electric shock do not remove screws or covers There are no user serviceable parts inside Contact qualified service personnel for maintenance Do not expose nor operate the product in wet damp conditions Take immediate action if the product gets wet Refer servicing to quali...

Page 7: ...damage to this product or injury Note s Note statements identify special instruction rule or side comment related to the topic NOTIFICATION ABOUT SYSTEM UNITS Matrix Switcher WJ SX150 Series Ver 2 03 or later supports this system controller However some details on connections set tings and operations are different from those described in this document The different details are described in the fol...

Page 8: ... ALM ALL RESET This button cancels resets all the alarm inputs at a time Note ALM ALL RESET is reserved for future use u Alarm Acknowledge button ACK This button is reserved for future use i Alarm Alarm suspend button ALARM ALM SUSPEND When you press while holding down the SHIFT button this button temporarily stops alarm inputs to all the sys tem units When an alarm is suspended ALM SUS PEND indic...

Page 9: ...ile holding down the SHIFT button this button turns off the auxiliary device AUX 2 0 Auxiliary 1 ON OFF button AUX 1 ON OFF Turns on an auxiliary device AUX 1 When you press while holding down the SHIFT button this button turns off the auxiliary device AUX 1 1 Search Time and date search button SEARCH T D SEARCH Activates search functions of recorders When you press this button while holding down ...

Page 10: ...button this button programs preset positions 4 Camera position button CAM POSI This button is pressed to select the camera position the combination of camera number and preset posi tion 5 Numeric buttons 0 1 to 9 Enters camera numbers monitor numbers or unit num bers etc 6 Monitor Escape button MON ESC Selects a monitor When pressed during setup this button determines the current selection to retu...

Page 11: ...s These ports are also used when adding other system controller connections 7 Mode Selection switches MODE The operation mode of system controller is selected with these switches 8 Controller Number switch CONTROLLER NO When two or more system controllers are connected in the system this switch determines the unit number of each controller Refer to p 18 for the setting If con necting only one syst...

Page 12: ...of cameras equipped with specific lenses 3 Focus control buttons FOCUS NEAR FAR These buttons adjust the lens focus of cameras equipped with specific lenses 4 A and B buttons A B These buttons recall functions you assign 5 3D joystick Controls the panning and tilting of combination cam eras and pan tilt heads 3D Joystick Unit This joystick unit is used to operate combination cameras and pan tilt h...

Page 13: ...ystem unit the unit number of connected system unit is displayed The following are examples of model number display HD500 Digital Disk Recorder WJ HD500 Series SX150A Matrix Switcher WJ SX150A Note The model number is abbreviated when an actual model number exceeds 6 characters Mon02 Cam016 HD316 F1 F2 F3 F4 When you press the RECORDER UNIT button the unit number of connected system unit appears 1...

Page 14: ...Rst A Rst F1 F2 F3 F4 q Menu name The name of selected menu function is displayed w Function number The function number of selected menu function is dis played e Button actions The actions activated by the function F1 to F4 buttons are displayed When pressed while holding down the SHIFT button actions of F5 to F8 buttons are displayed Note When the selected button function has no button actions no...

Page 15: ...rohibited blinks on the LCD When you have forgotten to select a system unit or monitor before selecting a camera Prohibited blinks on the LCD When you have selected a system unit disconnected from the system Prohibited blinks on the LCD After a few seconds the LCD display will return to the default status Notes After a few seconds this message will automatically disappear The illustration is an ex...

Page 16: ...ts 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Fixed PS Data Mode Line termination ON Refer to p 18 for details on settings CONTROLLER No 1 MODE OFF ON Camera 8 Camera 9 1 to Camera 12 Camera 13 Camera 16 Camera 1 Monitor 1 Monitor 2 to 4 1 4 Data Multiplex Unit WJ MP204C Two units Daisy Chain Connection Kit WV CA48 10K PS Data PS Data 1 9 8 12 16 13 1 4 1 4 1 4 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 0 5 2 6 3 Digital Disk Recorder ...

Page 17: ... Joystick To adjust the altitude of 3D joystick turn the adjusting screw to the right or left UP DOWN Main unit 3D joystick unit Cable supplied DC9V IN MODE DATA SERIAL CONTROLLER NO JOYSTICK 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Combination code label has been stuck on the bottom Bottom side Cable connector Combination code label Fit the cable into the cable trench Bottom side UP DOWN Adjusting screw Up Down ...

Page 18: ...itches You will set up the communication mode and line termi nation ON OFF of RS 485 communication Refer to MODE Switch Setting 2 Set CONTROLLER NO switches You will perform this setting when using two or more system controllers in daisy chain connections Refer to CONTROLLER NO Setting 3 Perform WV CU650 setups after entering the administrator password You will perform the settings concerning pass...

Page 19: ...er to the diagram to the normal operation mode To start up the normal operation mode turn off the system controller and then turn on the controller again The administrator password entry is required for the fol lowing modes The panning tilting and zooming calibration settings are not restored Buttons pressed while the power on 2 4 and 6 MON ESC and 6 MON ESC and 1 Administrator password change The...

Page 20: ...factory default is 650 To delete a character press the CLEAR button If you have entered a wrong password the LCD display will return to Step 2 4 Press the CAM SET button If the password entered is correct all the settings will be reset to the factory default 5 Check End on the LCD Check End has appeared on the LCD to inform you of the initialization end 6 Turn off the power PS Data Communication S...

Page 21: ...need for setup Remain the factory default System unit group address No need for setup Remain the factory default 6 Perform the settings Setting procedures differ depends on items Refer to p 21 to 23 for how to operate 7 After you have completed the settings turn off the power Baud Rate Setting 1 Select Baud Rate by rotating the JogDial Refer to Step 5 in Operation 2 Press the CAM SET button The LC...

Page 22: ...return from the editing mode to the dis play mode Parity Bit Setting 1 Select Parity Bit by rotating the JogDial Refer to Step 5 in p 21 2 Press the CAM SET button The LCD display will change from the display mode to the editing mode 3 Select a desired parameter by rotating the JogDial or pressing the or button You can select the desired parameter from None Odd and Even The factory default is None...

Page 23: ...elect A by rotating the JogDial or pressing the or button 4 Press the CAM SET button The parameter will be determined and the cursor will jump to the sub parameter 5 Enter the unit number of system unit by rotating the JogDial or pressing the or button Note 1 to 99 is available for the unit number The facto ry default is 01 6 Press the CAM SET button The sub parameter will be determined and OK wil...

Page 24: ...ll appear Note If the old password entered is wrong the LCD display will return to Step 4 Enter the old password again 7 Enter a new administrator password 8 Press the CAM SET button New Password entry form will appear again 9 Enter the new administrator password again The password entered will be displayed as marks 10 Press the CAM SET button The new password has been memorized in the system and ...

Page 25: ... destination system controllers to 2 to 8 Refer to p 18 CONTROLLER NO Switch Setting Note Set a unique number for each system controller to avoid conflict 6 Turn on the power of destination system controller Login is not required 7 Turn on the power of source system controller while holding down the button 2 and MON ESC buttons Admin Password will appear on the LCD to enter the password 8 Enter th...

Page 26: ...ord The password entered will be displayed as marks Notes The factory default is 650 If the password entered is wrong the LCD display will return to Step 2 4 Press the CAM SET button If the password entered is correct User ID and Password of Operator 1 will appear on the LCD while you are holding down the buttons PSD Password Check Admin Password _____ PSD Password Check Admin Password No 01 User ...

Page 27: ... Lighting until login Software version appears Power is turned on Controller number appears Login standby display appears Power off After operation power off the system controller as follows 1 Log out from the system Refer to p 30 2 Unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet The power will be turned off Then the OPERATE indi cator will go out When leaving away from the system controller for a long t...

Page 28: ... been performed for 5 sec onds or more these setting menus will automatical ly disappear and the LCD will return to the default status 2 After adjustment press the MON ESC or EXIT but ton The LCD display will return to the default status Brightness Level Adjustment You can change the brightness level by rotating the JogDial Adjust the LCD brightness level while watching the LCD Note 1 lowest to 20...

Page 29: ... The user ID entered will appear on the LCD Notes To delete a character press the CLEAR button You can also enter your user ID without pressing the CAM SET button 5 Press the CAM SET button When the ID number is correct Password entry form appears on the LCD 6 Enter the password by pressing the numeric buttons Then press the CAM SET button Notes To delete a character press the CLEAR button The pas...

Page 30: ... appears in place of unit num ber Due to security the password is not displayed on the LCD Operation End Logout You need to log out from the system When finishing operation and turning off the power When changing an operator 1 During the login status press the LOGOUT button while holding down the SHIFT button 2 You will log out of the system and Logout will appear on the LCD Then the LCD returns t...

Page 31: ...in ning System Unit Selection Notes In advance you need to set the unit number for each system unit Refer to the operating instructions of sys tem units 1 to 99 are available for the unit number 1 Enter a unit number by pressing the numeric buttons The entered number will appear on the LCD 2 Press the RECORDER UNIT button while holding down the SHIFT button The system will become ready for control...

Page 32: ...ition num ber nnn is a camera position number Monitor Selection When two or more monitors are connected to a system unit you can select a desired monitor When monitor selection is unavailable Mon appears on the LCD The selected system unit does not support moni tor selection 1 Select a system unit including a recorder connected to a monitor you wish to control Refer to p 31 System Unit Selection 2...

Page 33: ...lay parameters such as camera title monitor number and recorder num ber on the active monitor screen The following are the procedures to control system units including recorders Multiscreen Display The following procedure is available when a selected sys tem unit for example a hard disk recorder has the multi screen display function 1 Select a system unit and monitor Refer to p 31 System Unit Sele...

Page 34: ... of system units for the association of function numbers and system functions 1 Select a system unit and monitor Refer to p 31 System Unit Selection and p 32 Monitor Selection 2 Enter a function number by pressing the numeric but tons 3 Press the CAM FUNC SYS FUNC button while holding down the SHIFT button The associated system function will be activated Note If you assign system functions to the ...

Page 35: ...utton Multiscreen display Refer to p 9 7 Multiscreen selection button Marking WJ HD300 Series only Refer to p 9 85 Mark button 4 To stop playback press the STOP button The playback will be stopped Search Playback Recorders have search playback functions based on recording times or recording events When searching play back images you can activate these functions from this system controller Notes WJ...

Page 36: ...s the selected parameter or searching filter setting Operation WJ HD300 Series If you press the SEARCH T D SEARCH button the date and time entry form will appear on the monitor The search list display will change as follows Date and time entry form Recording event list VMD search list Marking list Date and time entry form Note To quit search playback press the MON ESC or EXIT button Live image wil...

Page 37: ...he Alarm and Emergency Record List will be dis played on the monitor F4 button Copy The selected recording images will be copied to a external recording device DVD or CD R F1 button while holding down the SHIFT button Drive Record List of external recording device will be dis played The LCD display becomes as follows Note Refer to the operating instructions of recorder for details on each function...

Page 38: ...e Note To cancel the entry press the MON ESC or EXIT button The LCD display will return to the normal status 1 Press the T D SEARCH button while holding down the SHIFT button The time and date entry form will appear on the LCD Note You can change the display pattern setting Refer to p 60 Time Date Search Display Pattern 2 Move the cursor to a position to be edited by perform ing either of the foll...

Page 39: ...corders Refer to the operating instructions of recorder Other Available Functions Depending on recorders the following functions are avail able Disk selection WJ HD300 Series only p 57 A B repeat playback setting WJ HD300 Series only pp 57 and 72 Filtering ON OFF WJ HD300 Series only p 58 Displaying camera and playback image WJ HD500 Series only p 58 Recorded image copy WJ HD500 Series only p 72 A...

Page 40: ... and p 32 Camera Selection 2 Adjust the lens iris by pressing the IRIS OPEN or CLOSE button of 3D joystick unit Pressing the IRIS OPEN will open the lens iris Pressing the IRIS CLOSE will close the lens iris To reset the lens iris to the default status Press the A button of 3D joystick unit The lens iris will be adjusted automatically Note As the factory default iris reset has been assigned to the...

Page 41: ... to the home position only by pressing the PRE SET PGM PRESET button Note To activate this function you need to register the home position of combination camera Refer to the operating instructions of combination camera 1 Select a system unit monitor and desired camera Refer to p 31 System Unit Selection p 32 Monitor Selection and p 32 Camera Selection 2 Press the PRESET PGM PRESET button The camer...

Page 42: ...ion the memorized camera operations will be cleared In the following example Camera 1 3 128 has been selected 1 Press the button while holding down the HISTORY button The camera image formerly selected will be dis played on an active monitor Camera 128 3 Note To recall camera images more formerly selected one by one repeat pressing the button while hold ing down the HISTORY button You can recall u...

Page 43: ... p 31 System Unit Selection p 32 Monitor Selection and p 32 Camera Selection 2 Press the AUX 1 ON OFF or AUX 2 ON OFF button The auxiliary control device associated by the installa tion wiring will be activated 3 To quit the auxiliary control press the AUX 1 ON OFF or AUX 2 ON OFF button while holding down the SHIFT button Operating Procedure Momentary mode 1 Select a system unit monitor and camer...

Page 44: ...spension mode press ALARM ALM SUSPEND button again while holding down the SHIFT button The alarm suspension mode will be canceled and the ALM SUSPEND indicator will go out Note You cannot suspend each alarm input one by one The alarm inputs to all the system units will be suspended all together Alarm History Search To play back a desired alarm image the alarm history table of selected system unit ...

Page 45: ...Move the cursor to a position to be edited by perform ing either of the following Move the 3D joystick controller to the right or left Rotate the shuttle ring clockwise or counterclock wise 4 Enter the desired date and time by performing either of the following Rotate the JogDial clockwise or counterclockwise Press the or button 5 Repeat Step 3 and 4 to edit Search Editing Area 6 After editing pre...

Page 46: ...ayback image will be displayed on the monitor 7 To close the ALARM RECALL window press the ALM RECALL EXIT or MON ESC button Operation WJ HD100 Series 1 Press the ALM RECALL button The ALARM RECALL window will be displayed on the active monitor 2 Move the cursor to a position to be edited by perform ing either of the following Move the 3D joystick controller to the right or left Rotate the JogDial...

Page 47: ... the function types camera functions recorder functions and system functions etc Refer to p 48 Menu Function Categories Camera Functions CAM Recorder Functions HDD System Functions SYS Controller Functions CNT Joystick Functions J S MENU Mon04 Cam128 HD316 F1 F2 F3 F4 LCD MENU CAM 101 Camera Setup LCD MENU HDD 201 HD300 DiskSelect LCD MENU SYS 301 System Setup LCD MENU CNT 401 Camera Cleaning J S ...

Page 48: ...n monitor displaying live images Menu Function Categories Menu functions are classified in the following categories Select a desired function for assignment or operation Camera Functions CAM Camera Setup This function displays or closes the camera setup menu for system settings You will change camera settings Auto Mode You will select and activate one of the auto mode functions of camera sequence ...

Page 49: ...rform camera cleaning Time Date Type You will set the time and date display pattern of time and date entry form Auto Login You will set operators who can log into the system automati cally Operator Setup You will register a new operator You will change parameters of registered operators Function Level You will change the function levels of operators Camera Level You will change the camera control ...

Page 50: ...n of selected camera will be activated Camera Sort The camera sort function of selected camera will be activat ed Patrol Play The patrol function of selected camera will be activated Home Position The selected camera will move to the home position Auto Focus The Auto Focus function of selected camera will be acti vated Iris Reset The lens iris of selected camera will be automatically reset to the ...

Page 51: ...o Recall Menu Functions You can recall menu functions as follows 1 Select a system unit for which you wish to recall a func tion Refer to p 31 System Unit Selection p 31 Recorder Selection p 32 Monitor Selection or p 32 Camera Selection Note You can skip Step 2 and 3 if you know what func tion to recall In this case enter a function number and press the MENU button Then go to Step 4 2 Press the ME...

Page 52: ...ign Menu Functions to Function Buttons or p 53 To Assign Menu Functions to Joystick Function Buttons F1 Camera Setup F2 Auto Mode F3 BW Mode F4 Patrol Learn F5 SHIFT F1 System Setup F6 SHIFT F2 HD300 A B Repeat F7 SHIFT F3 HD300 Listed F8 SHIFT F4 HD300 Disk Select A Iris Reset B Auto Focus Top Auto Focus To Assign Menu Functions to Function Buttons All menu functions are assignable to the functio...

Page 53: ...unction Number 1 is pressed Refer to the operating instruction of camera for details on camera function Refer to the operating instruction of system unit for details on system function 3 Press the A B or top button for two seconds The menu function will be assigned to the button you pressed Assign message will appear for a few seconds as shown in the illustration Note The illustration is an exampl...

Page 54: ...is assigned to the F1 button 2 To check other joystick button functions rotate the JogDial The button functions and joystick button func tion will appear on the LCD in the following order 3 To finish checking the function press the EXIT or MON ESC button The LCD will return to the normal status Function Check F1 Camera Setup 101 Function Check F1 Camera Setup 101 Function Check F8 System Setup 301...

Page 55: ... s Moves the cursor to the right Top button Determines the selected parameter and moves to the sub menu 4 Press the F2 button The setup menu of selected camera will be closed and s mark will go out Auto Mode You can activate an auto mode auto sequence auto sort auto pan and camera patrol for the selected camera Note Refer to the operating instructions of camera for details on auto mode 1 Display A...

Page 56: ...f camera for details on patrol learn 1 Display Patrol Learn sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 2 Press the F1 button The patrol learn setup will start 3 Perform desired camera operations by moving the 3D joystick or zoom wheel controller etc The following controls are available for patrol learn Panning Tilting 3D joystick Iris control IRIS OPEN CLOSE buttons Focus contr...

Page 57: ...he F1 to F4 buttons The specified disk will be selected Available buttons and functions F1 Nr A Specifies the normal or event recording area for playback F2 Cp A Specifies the copy area for playback F3 Cpy1 This function is reserved for future use F4 Cpy2 This function is reserved for future use 3 When you specify a disk the search list display will appear on the active monitor and Search Mode men...

Page 58: ...ayback picture you wish to display The entered number will appear on the LCD Note To cancel the numeric entry press the CLEAR button 3 Press the F1 button Playback picture will be displayed on the multi screen monitor The specified camera channel will blink on the LCD for a few seconds and the LCD display will return to Step 1 Note To quit the playback on the multiscreen monitor press the STOP but...

Page 59: ... inside the switcher you can activate either VCR playback or camera picture display on an active monitor 1 Display Mux VCR CAM sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions Note s mark will light up beside the activated set ting 2 Press the F1 or F2 button The monitor display will be changed between playback pictures and live images and s mark will light up beside the activated se...

Page 60: ...lable 3 Press the F1 button The still mode will be activated for the selected camera channel The specified camera channel will blink on the LCD for a few seconds and the LCD display will return to Step 1 Note To return the multiscreen monitor display from the still mode to moving mode perform Step 1 to 3 again Controller Functions Camera Cleaning 1 Display Camera Cleaning sub menu Refer to Step 1 ...

Page 61: ...1 3 Rotate the shuttle ring clockwise or move the 3D joy stick to the right 4 To activate auto login select an operator Operator 1 to 16 by performing the following Rotate the JogDial clockwise or counterclockwise Press the or button To activate auto logout select the duration until auto logout Logout 5 to 120 by performing the following The numbers mean minutes Rotate the JogDial clockwise or cou...

Page 62: ...utton Auto login or auto logout will be deactivated Erased will appear on the LCD for a few seconds and the LCD display will return to Step 1 Operator Registration or Change You can register new operators or change the parameter settings Up to 16 operators are registrable in the system Notes Refer to p 29 Operation Start Login for the factory default To return to the previous step press the EXIT o...

Page 63: ...button The operator will be deleted Erased will appear on the LCD for a few seconds and the LCD display will return to Step 1 Note After the operator has been deleted No Assign will appear beside the operator number Function Level Setting You can change the function levels for each button except for numeric buttons of main unit and 3D joystick unit The function levels range between Table No 1 high...

Page 64: ... the left 6 Select E or D by performing either of the following Rotate the JogDial clockwise or counterclockwise Press the or button Note To change the settings of other functions repeat Step 4 to 6 7 Press the ENTER or CAM SET button Set OK will appear on the LCD Note To cancel the setting press the EXIT or MON ESC button The LCD display will return to Step 6 8 Press the ENTER or CAM SET button a...

Page 65: ...e combination of camera numbers and preset position numbers By entering a camera position number you can select a desired camera and preset posi tion at a time You can register up to 1 000 camera position numbers 1 Display Cam Posi Map sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 2 Select a camera position number to register by per forming one of the following Rotate the JogDial ...

Page 66: ...u can select a camera by enter ing the camera channel alone even if the camera is con nected to system unit not currently selected Note If Enable is selected in Step 2 you can select only camera numbers associated with unit numbers 1 Display Cam Unit Map sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions Note To disable camera unit maps display the s mark beside Disable by rotating the...

Page 67: ...on settings of recorder numbers and unit numbers Up to 16 HDD unit maps can be registered You can select a recorder by entering a desired recorder number Note As the factory default recorder numbers have been associated with unit numbers having the same num bers HDD01 with Unit01 HDD02 with Unit02 1 Display HDD Unit Map sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 2 Select a desi...

Page 68: ...ed characters by performing either of the following Rotate the JogDial clockwise or counterclockwise Press the or button Notes To move the cursor rotate the shuttle ring clock wise or counterclockwise or move the 3D joystick to the right or left To delete a character press the CLEAR button To display the next or previous character group rotate the JogDial while holding down the SHIFT button For ex...

Page 69: ...ated by the A button the LCD display will become as fol lows System Function You can recall system functions by entering function num bers from this system controller Note Refer to the operating instruction of system unit for details on system function 1 Display Camera Function sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 2 Enter a system function number by pressing the numer ic ...

Page 70: ...t You can activate the auto sort mode for the selected cam era Note Refer to the operating instruction of camera for details of this function 1 Display Camera Sort sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 2 Press the F1 button The camera sort mode will be activated Note When the camera sort mode has been activated with the A button the LCD display will become as follows Patro...

Page 71: ...follows Iris Reset You can activate the iris reset function for the selected camera Note Refer to the operating instruction of camera for details of this function 1 Display Iris Reset sub menu Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 2 Press the F1 button The iris reset function will be activated Note When the iris reset function has been activated with the A button the LCD display wi...

Page 72: ...played on the active monitor Note When the Camera 1 function has been activated with the A button the LCD display will become as follows A B Repeat Playback WJ HD300 Series Only The description is the same as that of button function Refer to p 57 A B Repeat Playback Setting Note Refer to the operating instruction of recorder for details of this function 1 Display HD300 A B Repeat sub menu Refer to...

Page 73: ... to the operating instructions of system units 1 Display a desired sub menu among the following Refer to Step 1 to 4 of p 51 To Recall Menu Functions 4 segment multiscreen display HD500 Copy A HD200 Alm Search A HD200 Alm Search 514 Enter F1 Button F1 F2 F3 F4 7 segment multiscreen display 9 segment multiscreen display 10 segment multiscreen display 13 segment multiscreen display 16 segment multis...

Page 74: ...itches may be wrong Check the set tings and turn on the power again You may have entered a wrong user ID Reenter the user ID correctly You may have entered a wrong pass word If the password is wrong the LCD will return to the login standby dis play Reenter the password correctly Refer to p 16 Refer to p 18 Refer to p 29 Refer to p 29 The cable may be disconnected from either the main unit or 3D jo...

Page 75: ...o F4 F5 to F8 there is a differ ence between the function displayed on the LCD and that recalled actually Function assignment settings of the F1 to F8 buttons may be wrong Check the settings The LCD title may have been edited wrongly Check the setting Refer to pp 52 to 54 Refer to p 68 There is an invalid button even when it is pressed Can the selected monitor camera or system unit activate the fu...

Page 76: ...to 99 Monitor Number Selection 1 to 99 Camera Number Selection 1 to 256 Dimensions Main Unit 290 mm W x 111 mm H x 221 mm D 11 7 16 in W x 4 3 8 in H X 8 11 16 in D 3D joystick Unit 134 mm W x 146 mm H x 218 mm D 5 1 4 in W x 5 3 4 in H x 8 9 16 in D Weight Main Unit 1 3 kg 2 9 lbs without the AC adapter 3D joystick Unit 0 8 kg 1 8 lbs SPECIFICATIONS STANDARD ACCESSORIES Operating Instructions Thi...

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Page 79: ...efer to the operating instructions of matrix switcher 1 Turn on the power switches of all system components The OPERATE indicator will light up Terminal Mode No User Addendum for WV CU650 and WJ SX150 Series User ID 150 Password _____ 1 ADDENDUM FOR SYSTEM CONTROLLER WV CU650 MATRIX SWITCHER WJ SX150 SERIES OPERATING PROCEDURES The descriptions in this document are applicable when WJ SX150A Admini...

Page 80: ...s Then Mon Cam will appear on the LED display Note If an operator ID or password error occurs Invalid will blink on the LCD for about 3 seconds Then return to Step 3 and select your operator ID Operation Start Auto Login If the auto login is set to ON any operators can log into the system automatically After the controller is turned on AUTO appears on the LCD for approximately 2 seconds then Mon C...

Page 81: ...de To operate in the PS Data mode refer to the operating instructions After the login procedure the following operations are avail able to control the system The operation begins with selecting a monitor then the selected camera appears the active monitor Monitor Selection 1 To select the desired monitor number 1 to 4 press the numeric button 2 Press the MON ESC button to execute the selection The...

Page 82: ...esired monitor and camera Refer to p 3 Monitor Selection and p 3 Camera Selection 2 Press the FOCUS FAR or NEAR button while watching the monitor The lens focus is adjusted to obtain a sharply focused image Note Pressing the B button or top button of 3D joystick unit can also set the lens focus automatically 3 To adjust the lens zoom move the zoom wheel con troller to the right TELE or left WIDE 4...

Page 83: ...be overwritten by the new one SETUP MENU and WJ SX150A Administrator Console can configure each operator s pan tilt con trol Refer to the operating instructions of matrix switcher Call Preset Position 1 Select the desired monitor and camera Refer to p 3 Monitor Selection and p 3 Camera Selection 2 To select the desired preset position number press the numeric buttons 1 to 64 3 When you have select...

Page 84: ...ion and p 3 Camera Selection 2 Press the MENU button repeatedly until Camera Setup appears on the LCD 3 Press the F1 button The camera s SETUP MENU will appear on the active monitor 4 To select the desired item in the menu move the 3D joystick to or To select the desired parameter or mode in the menu move the 3D joystick to t or s 5 To execute the currently highlighted selection and to enter a sub...

Page 85: ...the mode press the MON ESC button Patrol Learn 007 Start Stop Auto Mode 009 Seq Sort Pan Patrol Auto Pan Setup and Activation You will set up and activate the auto pan function The cam era can pan between the start and end points you will set 1 Select the desired monitor and camera Refer to p 3 Monitor Selection and p 3 Camera Selection 2 Press the MENU button repeatedly until Auto Pan Setup appea...

Page 86: ...There are three panning modes available as follows sequence mode sort mode and auto pan Refer to the operating instructions of matrix switcher 1 Select the desired monitor and camera Refer to p 3 Monitor Selection and p 3 Camera Selection 2 Press the MENU button repeatedly until Auto Mode appears on the LCD 3 Press the assigned function button to activate the pan ning function of the selected came...

Page 87: ...Monitor Selection and p 3 Camera Selection 2 Press the DEF ON OFF button to turn on the housing defroster of the camera 3 To turn off the defroster press the DEF ON OFF button while holding down the SHIFT button Auxiliary Control 1 Select the desired monitor and camera Refer to p 3 Monitor Selection and p 3 Camera Selection 2 Press the AUX1 ON OFF button to turn on the user s auxiliary switch 1 of...

Page 88: ...paused Press the button to move the sequence one frame to the previous step from the step that was previously paused 6 Press the SEQ PAUSE SEQ STOP button while holding down the SHIFT button to stop a tour sequence on the active monitor and return to spot monitoring Group Sequence The following function is available only if a group sequence has been previously established in WJ SX150A Administrato...

Page 89: ...r Displaying the monitor status Toggle the F4 button 4 will appear disappear on from the active moni tor Monitor number system controller name tour num ber and recorder number 3 To exit the mode press the MON ESC button Displaying All the Items 1 Perform Step 1 of Displaying Each Item 2 Hold down the SHIFT button The LCD display will become as follows 3 Press the F1 button 1 2 3 and 4 will appear ...

Page 90: ...lected a recorder number is displayed in the CAM area 4 To close the SYSTEM STATUS table press the F2 but ton 5 To exit the mode press the MON ESC button 2 Perform desired operations q Moving the clock display Move the 3D joystick while holding down the F1 but ton 1 will move to the desired direction w Moving the Camera Title Display Move the 3D joystick while holding down the F2 but ton 2 will mo...

Page 91: ... as shown in the figure The columns in the table indicate the status as follows DATE Lists the date and time when the video loss status changes CH Lists logical camera number slave unit num ber or recorder number that is connected to the system EVENT Lists the event when the video loss status changes 4 To exit the mode press the F2 button or MON ESC button ALARM HISTORY 1 of 2 NO YYYY MM DD HH MM ...

Page 92: ...onitor 1 For example when the alarm sensor con nected to the alarm input 1 becomes active the camera input connector 1 s image appears on Monitor 1 ALARMnn appears on the monitor nn is the alarm number Alarm output signals are supplied from Alarm Output 1 to 4 10 11 23 and 24 of the ALARM port 25 pin D sub connector at the rear panel Alarm Output 1 to 4 is associated with MONITOR OUT 1 to 4 For ex...

Page 93: ... down the SHIFT button 2 The monitor the indicator and the LCD display will change as follows ALARMnn will disappear from all the monitor The LED display will return to the state before the alarm input The alarm indicator will go out Suspending the Alarm Inputs Use this function when you do not want to be disturbed by an alarm input for example during the setup procedures 1 Press the ALARM ALM SUS...

Page 94: ...as follows 4A Page 1 of the quad Camera 1 2 3 and 4 4B Page 2 Camera 5 6 7 and 8 4C Page 3 Camera 9 10 11 and 12 4D Page 4 Camera 13 14 15 and 16 9 segments 16 4A Refer to the operating instructions of matrix switcher Multiscreen Sequence Camera images are switched automatically in a sequence mode The sequence mode QUAD 3 1 8 1 is configurable through WJ SX150A Administrator Console Refer to the o...

Page 95: ...ll be displayed in a spot picture 4 Press the MENU repeatedly until Mux Still appears on the LCD 5 Press the F1 button The selected camera image will change into the still picture 6 To cancel the still picture press the F1 button again Notes Still picture is not available while zooming is activat ed Even when still picture is displayed the playback of the recorder time lapse VCR continues Electron...

Page 96: ...r on the LCD 4 Press the MENU button repeatedly until System Setup appears on the LCD 5 Press the F1 button WJ HD500 Series SETUP MENU will appear on the active monitor and B mark will light up beside On 6 Perform the camera setting while watching the setup menu on the monitor The following functions and buttons are valid in SETUP MENU Main unit JogDial clockwise Increments a parameter JogDial cou...

Page 97: ...ions 1 Enter the recorder mode Refer to Recorder Mode 2 Press the MULTI SCREEN button Every time you press the button the multiscreen segment patterns are switched The following is the factory default setting 4A Page 1 of the quad Camera 1 2 3 and 4 4B Page 2 Camera 5 6 7 and 8 4C Page 3 Camera 9 10 11 and 12 4D Page 4 Camera 13 14 15 and 16 7 segments 9 10 13 16 4A 3 To return to the spot display...

Page 98: ...setting of 430 CAMERA 440 ALARM PORT 450 SERIAL PORT 460 MUX MOTION DET in SETUP MENU or the Alarm Mode window in WJ SX150A Administrator Console Refer to the operating instructions of matrix switcher To stop the alarm recording press the ALL RESET button while holding down the SHIFT button Search Playback You can search playback images using the Record List or Thumbnail Display Every time you pre...

Page 99: ...sides a camera s optical zooming 1 Enter the recorder mode Refer to p 19 Recorder Mode 2 Press the PLAY PAUSE button 3 Press the numeric button corresponding on the desired camera number to display the spot picture 4 Press the CAM SET button The selected camera s picture is displayed in the spot mode 5 Each time the EL ZOOM button are pressed the zoom ing range are changeable as follows 2x 4x 8x 1...

Page 100: ... Decrements a parameter CAM SET button Executes the selections and dis plays a submenu WJ HD300 SERIES CONTROL TERMINAL MODE button Increments a parameter button Decrements a parameter MON ESC button Returns to SETUP MENU or the previous menu 3D joystick unit 3D joystick upward D Moves the cursor up 3D joystick downward C Moves the cursor down 3D joystick to the left A Moves the cursor to the left...

Page 101: ...nt recording area for the playback media F2 button while holding down the SHIFT button Cp A Specifies the copy area for the playback media F3 button while holding down the SHIFT button Cpy1 This button is reserved for future use F4 button while holding down the SHIFT button Cpy2 This button is reserved for future use Notes The monitor display is not changed even if pressing the F1 button while the...

Page 102: ...or button The cursor can be adjusted by moving the 3D joystick to the right or left 4 Press the PLAY PAUSE or CAM SET button After the search through the date and time the recorded image will be played 5 To exit the entry form press the MON ESC or EXIT button The live image will be displayed again on the monitor Recording event search You will select a searching filter from TIME DATE CAM ERA REC E...

Page 103: ...ements a parameter CAM SET button Executes the filtering MON ESC or EXIT button Cancels the filtering and returns to the upper menu 3D joystick unit 3D joystick upward D Moves the cursor up 3D joystick downward C Moves the cursor down 3D joystick leftward A Moves the cursor to the left 3D joystick rightward B Moves the cursor to the right Available controls and functions TEXT FILTERING win dow Mai...

Page 104: ...esired area with the 3D joy stick and then press the CAM SET button The start point of motion detection area will be determined 8 Move the mark to another desired area with the 3D joystick and then press the CAM SET button again The end point of motion detection area will be deter mined 9 To configure more motion detection areas repeat Step 7 and 8 Up to 4 motion detection areas are available Note...

Page 105: ...D The sensitivity is level is medium HIGH The sensitivity level is high 13 To exit the motion detection area setup window press the CAM SET button The motion detection mode setup window will be dis played on the monitor Notes To cancel the motion detection area setup press the MON ESC button The VMD search list window will be displayed again on the monitor Refer to the unit s operating instruction...

Page 106: ...unit Shuttle ring clockwise Moves to the next page Shuttle ring counterclockwise Moves to the previous page JogDial clockwise or counterclockwise Moves the cursor or button Moves the cursor PLAY PAUSE button Starts playback of the record pointed by the cursor MON ESC or EXIT button Exits the search mode and returns to the upper menu F1 button Changes the monitor display to the list 3D joystick uni...

Page 107: ...l be executed Notes Refer to the operating instructions of recorder for details on available functions and function numbers If you have entered a wrong function number other than 1 to 999 Prohibited will appear on the LCD for three seconds Then the LCD will return to the former status Playing the Latest Recorded Image 1 Enter the recorder mode Refer to p 19 Recorder Mode 2 Press the GO TO LAST but...

Page 108: ...are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 19 Note 4C 4D 7 10 13 and 16 segment multiscreen display patterns are unavailable Normal Playback The operations are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 19 Note You cannot skip to the previous next record Manual Recording The operations are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 20 Note Refer to WJ HD200 Series Operating Instructions for details and ot...

Page 109: ... button The ALARM RECALL table will appear on the monitor 2 Move the cursor with the 3D joystick to the desired alarm number and then press the PLAY PAUSE button The associated image will be played back Electronic Zooming EL ZOOM The operations are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 21 Note 2 x and 4 x are available zooming range 8 x is unavailable Multiscreen Sequence The operations are the s...

Page 110: ...creen Segment Switching The operating procedure is the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 19 Note 7 10 or 13 segment multiscreen display is unavail able Normal Playback The operations are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 19 Notes You cannot skip to the previous next record Refer to WJ HD100 Series Operating Instructions for details and other playback modes Manual Recording The operations are...

Page 111: ...ALARM RECALL table The recorder s alarm history will be displayed on the ALARM RECALL table 1 Press the ALM RECALL button The ALARM RECALL table will appear on the monitor 2 Move the cursor with the 3D joystick to the desired alarm number and then press the PLAY PAUSE button The associated image will be played back ALARM RECALL 1 OF 10 NO DATE TIME ALM 99 JUN 9 00 00 00 00 T 98 JUN 1 00 02 34 56 T...

Page 112: ...reen Segment Switching The operations are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 18 Note 7 10 and 13 segment multiscreen display pat terns are unavailable Normal Playback The operations are the same as WJ HD500 Series Refer to p 19 Note You cannot skip to the previous next record Fast forward 1 Move the shuttle ring clockwise to fast forward the tape during the stop 2 To stop fast forwarding press...

Page 113: ... monitor 4 To display the spot picture press the numeric buttons corresponding to the desired camera number then press the CAM SET button Then the active monitor number will appear on the LCD Refer to p 20 Normal Playback for the illustration Other Operations Refer to the time lapse VCR s operating instructions for how to operate The operations are the same as System Controller WV CU360C CJ except...

Page 114: ...only when the system controller WV CU650 is connected to WJ HD300 Series via the matrix switcher WJ SX150 Series Time Date Search Playback Functions Only Available with WJ HD200 Series WJ HD100 Series The following functions are available only when the system controller WV CU650 is connected to WJ HD200 Series or WJ HD100 Series via the matrix switcher WJ SX150 Series Note This function is unavail...

Page 115: ...ON 4 2 1 4 3 CAMERA SW IN RS485 CAMERA LINE SELECT MONITOR OUT EXT IN PLAY IN EXT OUT REC OUT OUT IN 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 RS485 CAMERA DATA 4 DATA HDR PS DATA DATA 1 1 2 IN OUT CASCADE OUT 16 16 3 15 15 14 14 13 2 1 13 12 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 VIDEO AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT MONITOR OUT CASCADE IN MONITOR VGA ALARM CONTOROL SERIAL ...

Page 116: ...fer to this unit s operating instructions If the recorder s unit address set in Step 1 and the recorder setting set in Step 6 are different the recorder will not be operable In these connections you cannot use a PS Data system controller From system controllers connected to the unit you cannot control the monitor connected to the MONITOR OUT 1 connec tor of recorder SIGNAL GND POWER AC IN CAMERA 1...

Page 117: ...nect the recorder to the DATA HDR port From system controllers connected to the unit you cannot control the recorder Only one matrix switcher can be connected in the PS Data mode SIGNAL GND POWER AC IN CAMERA 1 1 2 2 3 3 2 DATA 3 DATA 2 SERIAL ALARM TERM OFF ON 4 2 1 4 3 CAMERA SW IN RS485 CAMERA LINE SELECT MONITOR OUT EXT IN PLAY IN EXT OUT REC OUT OUT IN 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 1...

Page 118: ...ting to PSD for CAMERA 1 to 4 in the CAMERA SYSTEM SETUP menu of the recorder To Control a Recorder via the Network Connection procedures are the same as WJ HD200 Series Set the DATA setting to PSD for CAMERA 1 to 4 in the CAMERA SYSTEM SETUP menu of the recorder Settings of Administrator Console and SETUP MENU OSD Select HD200 in the Administrator Console window 600 RECORDER CONTROL ADR EXT IN 61...

Page 119: ...WJ HD300 SERIES CONTROL WV CU650 TERMINAL MODE WJ HD300 SERIES CONTROL WV CU650 PS DATA Refer to p 22 WJ HD300 SERIES CONTROL TERMINAL MODE Refer to p 36 and the operating instructions of system controller ...

Page 120: ...nit s operating instructions 2 Repeat pressing the INDEX button until the recording event list window is displayed on the monitor The recorder will enter the searching mode Note To change the monitor display to the thumbnail press the F1 button Refer to the operating instruc tions of recorder for details on monitor display You can display neither the text information nor DATA COPY window 3 Select ...

Page 121: ...nd functions TEXT FILTERING win dow NEXT or PREV button Changes a parameter CAM SET button Executes the filtering MON ESC button Cancels the filtering and returns to the upper menu VMD search Recording events will be searched by the date and time when a camera detects a motion Then a result list or a thumbnail will be displayed For playback you will select a time and date displayed on the result l...

Page 122: ...t of motion detection area will be determined 9 To configure more motion detection areas repeat Step 7 and 8 Up to 4 motion detection areas are available Note To delete the motion detection area select DELETE AREA on the status bar by pressing the NEXT or PREV button Then move the mark to the desired area with the joystick and press the CAM SET button 10 Select SENSITIVITY on the status bar by pre...

Page 123: ...rder mode Refer to the unit s operating instructions 2 Repeat pressing the INDEX button until the marking list window is displayed on the monitor The recorder will enter the searching mode Note To change the monitor display to the thumbnail press the F1 button Refer to the operating instruc tions of recorder for details on monitor display You cannot display the DATA COPY window 3 Select the desire...

Page 124: ...ments n 2 9 segments n 3 10 segments n 4 13 segments n 5 16 segments n skipped Segment pattern change Transmission command changes the multi screen segment pattern as follows 4 segments 7 9 10 13 16 4 ANS RmmSPn mm Monitor No n 0 Stop playback n 1 Stop recording n V Stop VMD search The following commands have been described in the operating instructions of this unit matrix switcher However while D...

Page 125: ...ions List Thumbnail CMD RmmTN ANS RmmTN mm Monitor No Transmission command displays list or thumbnail alternately Text display ON CMD RmmDT ANS RmmDT mm Monitor No Setup control commands are available Refer to WJ SX150A Operating Instructions Disk selection CMD RmmDSn ANS RmmDS CMD RmmRPn A B repeat playback ANS RmmRP MARK CMD RmmMP ANS RmmMP mm Monitor No Filtering ON OFF CMD RmmLTn ANS RmmLT mm ...

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