Panasonic WV-CU650 System Unit Control, Multiscreen Display, Electronic Zooming

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SYSTEM UNIT CONTROL

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 Selection and p. 32 Monitor Selection.)

2.Do either of the following.

•Press the MULTI SCREEN button.

•Press the desired numeric buttons (refer to the dia- gram), then press the MULTI SCREEN button.

Images will be displayed in the specified multiscreen segment pattern on the monitor. Every pressing the MULTI SCREEN button can change the multiscreen segment pattern.

Numeric buttons Multiscreen display pattern

0

4 segments

1

7 segments

2

9 segments

3

10 segments

4

13 segments

5

16 segments

Note: Available multiscreen segment patterns differ depending on system units. Refer to the operating instructions of system units.

■Electronic Zooming

The following procedure is available when a selected sys- tem unit has the electronic zooming function.

1.Select a system unit, monitor, and camera. (Refer to p. 31 System Unit Selection, p. 32 Monitor Selection, and p. 32 Camera Selection)

2.Press the EL-ZOOM button. The camera image on the monitor will be zoomed. Every pressing the EL-ZOOM button can change the zooming rate.

■Tour Sequence/Group Sequence

Sequence monitoring is the function to switch camera images automatically, according to the order registered in the system unit. The following procedure is available when a selected system unit has the tour or group sequence monitoring function.

Note: Before performing the procedure, the sequence setup of system unit is required.

1.Select a system unit and monitor. (Refer to p. 31 System Unit Selection and p. 32 Monitor Selection.)

2.Enter a desired sequence number.

3.To activate a tour sequence, press the TOUR SEQ/GROUP SEQ button.

To activate a group sequence, press the TOUR SEQ/GROUP SEQ button while holding down the SHIFT button. The sequence will be activated, and “Seq” will appear on the monitor, in place of the camera number.

Mon02

Seq

 

HD316

F1

F2

F3

F4

Notes:

•If you have skipped entering the sequence number in Step 2, Tour or Group Sequence 1 will be activat- ed.

•If the selected recorder supports sequence paus- ing, you can pause the sequence by pressing the SEQ PAUSE/SEQ STOP button. During the sequence pause, “Seq-P” will appear on the LCD in place of “Seq”.

3.To quit the sequence monitoring, press the SEQ PAUSE/SEQ STOP while holding down the SHIFT but- ton. The monitor display will return to the spot mode.

Note: If the selected system unit does not support sequence stop, stop the sequence by selecting a camera or activating the multiscreen display. (Refer to p. 32 Camera Selection or Multiscreen Display in this page.)

3.To move the zoomed area, move the 3D joystick to desired directions. (Refer to the operating instructions of system unit.)

Note: Available zooming rates differ depending on sys- tem units. (Refer to the operating instructions of sys- tem units for details.)

■On-screen Display (OSD) Control

You can toggle the OSD information (display parameters such as camera title, monitor number, and recorder num- ber) on the active monitor screen.

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Contents Operating Instructions English Version Important Safety Instructions Contents Preface FeaturesLimitation of Liability PrecautionsDo not drop metallic parts through slots Do not attempt to disassemble the applianceNotification about System Units Document ConventionFront View Main UnitCamera function/System function button 0Alarm recall button ALM Recall1On-screen display button OSD 2Monitor lock/Logout button MON LOCK/LOGOUT#9Adjustment button Adjust #3Preset/Program preset button PRESET/PGM@8Shuttle hold button Shuttle Hold @9History button HistoryRear View 3D Joystick Unit Default Status LCD Display After Login LCD Display DescriptionsMon02 Cam016 HD316 Main Menu Menu Functions Sub Menu Menu FunctionsBlinking Messages Displayed on the LCD Controller No.1 No Exist ErrorInvalid Mon02 Cam016 HD316 BusyBasic System Connections Installations and ConnectionsConnection with the 3D Joystick Unit Adjustment of 3D JoystickSetup Procedures Setup Procedures HardwareMode Switch Setting Controller NO. Switch SettingAdministrator Password Entry Setup Procedures FirmwareSetting Modes Setting Mode DescriptionAll Reset PS·Data Communication SettingOperation Baud Rate Setting Parity Bit Setting Stop Bit SettingWait Time Setting Group Address Setting for System Units Group Address Setting for System ControllerTo Change the Administrator Password Database Copy Data Base Rx Mode Completed Sum=1733 PS·Data Operator Password CheckPSD Password Check Admin Password PSD Password Check Admin Password ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗ ∗Power-on Power-offBefore Operation Buzzer Alarm LCD/BUZZER AdjustmentBasic Operation Flow LCD BrightOperation Start Login Operation Start Auto Login If You Have Forgotten the Login PasswordPS Data Mode Auto Login Logout PS·Data Mode No UserUnit Selection System Unit SelectionRecorder Selection Camera Selection Monitor SelectionMultiscreen Display System Unit ControlElectronic Zooming Tour Sequence/Group SequenceSystem Function Control Recorder Control How to Display Search ListsManual Recording Search PlaybackExample of searching filter display and settings Search Mode HD300 List Text Copy Nr-A Cp-A Cpy1 Cpy2Operation WJ-HD300 Series Available buttons and functionsSearch Mode HD500 Drive Search Mode HD500 Edit Group Alm CopyOperation WJ-HD500 Series LCD displayTime & Date Search Playback Search Mode HD200Operation WJ-HD200 Series Mmm/DD/YYYY Hhmm Mar/16/2004 0132 PMOther Available Functions Camera Panning/Tilting Control Camera ControlZooming Control Lens Iris ControlPreset Position Control Home Position ControlCamera Function Control Camera Selection Recall Camera Position ControlWiper Control Mon02 Cam001 HD316 F1 F2 F3 F4 Mon01 C-P011 HD316Operating Procedure Momentary mode Operating Procedure Latch modeDefroster Control Auxiliary ControlSystem Controller Behavior during the Alarm Mode Alarm ControlAlarm Reset Alarm SuspensionAlarm Recall HD500 Edit Group Copy Alarm Recall HD200 Edit Alarm Recall HD100Operation WJ-HD100 Series Menu Flow Menu Function DescriptionsMenu Function Categories Camera Functions CAMRecorder Functions HDD Controller System Functions SYSJoystick Button Functions J/S Menu To Recall Menu Functions To Assign Menu Functions to Function Buttons To Assign Menu Functions to Joystick Function Buttons Mon02 Cam128 HD316 F1 F2 F3 F4 Camera Setup Off RstTo Recall Button Functions and Joystick Button Functions Camera Function Assign a Code=To Check Button Functions and Joystick Button Functions Function Check Camera Setup 101Auto Mode Camera SetupBW Mode Menu Function DetailsPatrol Learn BW Mode 103 Off Auto1 Auto2Patrol Learn 104 Start Stop Patrol Learn Pre03 Start StopRepeat Playback Setting WJ-HD300 Series Only Auto Pan Setup and ActivationRecorder Functions Disk Selection WJ-HD300 Series OnlySystem Functions System SetupFiltering ON/OFF WJ-HD300 Series Only Displaying Camera and Playback Image WJ-HD500 Series Only304 Mux Still 305 Input Still CHMux Still Enter F1 Button Camera Cleaning Controller FunctionsTime & Date Search Display Pattern Auto Login/Logout Setup Operator Registration or Change Function Level Setting Camera Level Setting Camera Position Registration or Clearing Associating Camera Numbers with Unit Numbers Associating Recorder Numbers with Unit Numbers LCD Title Editing Joystick Button Functions Camera FunctionSystem Function Camera Sort Auto PanCamera Sequence Patrol PlayHome Position Iris ResetAuto Focus Camera +1Camera Repeat Playback WJ-HD300 Series OnlyRecorded-image Copy WJ-HD500 Series Only Multiscreen Display Alarm Search WJ-HD200 Series / WJ-HD100 SeriesProblem Check item and Remedy Reference TroubleshootingProblem Check item and Remedy Reference Standard Accessories SpecificationsSystem Controller Data PortPage 2004
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