Panasonic WJ-GXE900, WJ-GXD900 manual RS-485 Data Port, Baud Rate, Stop BIT, Parity

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SETTINGS MENUS OF THE ENCODER

RS-485 DATA PORT page

Perform the settings to send and receive serial data duplex. The setting values should be the same for both devices.

Notes

•Packets will be sent to a network when either setting of "WAITING DATA SIZE TO SEND PACKET" or "WAITING TIMER TO SEND PACKET" is fulfilled.

•When "PREFERENCE SETUP" is selected for "DESTINATION SETUP", packets will be set to only one destination.

•The encoder cannot receive fragmented UDP packets correctly.

•Click the [SET] button to save the changed settings. Otherwise, the changed settings will not be saved.

■Item Descriptions

RS-485 DATA PORT SETUP

Perform the transmission settings of the encoder with a device connected to the RS-485 data port of the encoder.

These settings should be the same for both the encoder and the device connected to the encoder.

BAUD RATE

Select a transmission speed for the RS-485 data port from the following.

4 800 bps, 9 600 bps, 19 200 bps The default setting is "9 600 bps".

DATA

Select "7 BIT" or "8 BIT".

The default setting is "8 BIT".

STOP BIT

Select "1 BIT" or "2 BIT".

The default setting is "1 BIT".

PARITY

Select from "NONE", "ODD" or "EVEN".

The default setting is "NONE".

WAITING DATA SIZE TO SEND PACKET (1 - 1024 byte)

Enter a desired data length of serial data the RS-485 data port can receive at one time. The entered size will be the maximum size of the packet to be sent to the network. When the received serial data is bigger than the entered size, the received data will be divided into two or more packets and then sent to the network.

1 to 1024 are available for "WAITING DATA SIZE TO SEND PACKET" (1 byte step).

The default setting is "200".

WAITING TIMER TO SEND PACKET (10 - 1000ms)

Enter a desired waiting time (time from when the RS- 485 data port receives serial data to when it sends a packet to the network).

1 to 1 000 (ms) are available for "WAITING TIMER TO SEND PACKET" (10 ms intervals).

The default setting is "100".

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Contents Operating Instructions English Version Important Safety Instructions Contents Resetting the Alarm / Displaying the Alarm Status Controlling the BIT Rate of Streaming VideoFeatures Precautions Limitation of Liability TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, ARP, BootpSystem Requirements CPUTrademarks and Registered Trademarks Document ConventionRotary Switch SW1 A, B, C Power Indicator OperateStatus Indicators Status 1 Dip Switches 1 8 SW2Reset Button Reset BNC Network Status Indicators LINK1, 100, 1000, ACT MPEG2 Decoder Front PanelRS-232C 9-pin D-sub Signal Ground Terminal Signal GND Power Cord Ethernet Port 100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T RJ-45Connections Multicast TransmissionVideo System Example Switching streaming video 100BASE-TXOperation Example Switching streaming video Controlling cameraAddress=aaa.aaa.aaa.aaappppp System example Recording streaming video Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 SeriesNetwork Port Setup Setting Example Recording streaming videoRS-485 Data Port Setup Operation Example Recording streaming videoUnicast Transmission System ExampleRequired Settings for RS-485 Receiving and Sending Serial Data RS-485Alarm Function and a Reset Switch Alarm ResetAlarm notification command AlarmsAction of the encoder when an alarm is received Details of the TCP/IP Data partAlarm Reset Audio IN/AUDIO OUTAbout mounting InstallationsPlaces to avoid Heat DissipationRack Mounting Mounting the decoderMounting the encoder Installing in a container box Only for the Encoder How to installDescription label Labels for EncoderLabels for Decoder Code labelSetup Before Starting SettingsSetup with the Provided Panasonic IP Setup Software Items included in the softwareSetup Network Setup of the PC Using Windows 98 SESetup Using Windows Setup Using Windows XP Category View Setup Settings Menus of the Encoder Top page of the encoderCONTROL/STATE AlarmMaintenance NetworkEncode State CONTROL/STATEItem Descriptions ControlVideo When using multicast transmissionWhen using unicast transmission Camera NoTOS BIT Encoder Start UP SetupBIT Rate TTLAudio GOPCamera Site Alarm AlarmAlarm Notification IP ADDRESS/ALARM Notification Port No Video Loss AlarmALARM-DRY Contact CGI Reset Alarm OFF TimingTimer ALARM-CAMERA Site ON/OFFCGI Reset ALARM-VIDEO Loss CGI Reset Data RS-485 Data PortBaud Rate Stop BITDestination IP Address in Receiving Packet Destination SetupReference Setup Followings Destination Port NoNetwork System Time Zone Start UP CommandNTP Server HOST/IP Address Daylight SavingsUser Host IP ADDRESS/ Subnet Mask AdministratorHost Camera ControlAccept Exclusive Command IP Address MaintenanceFirmware Update RestartHOW to Update the Firmware Camera Control Iris Program PresetFocus DefrosterCamera Menu Control Settings Menus of the Decoder Top page of the decoderVideo page for each video output chan- nel DisplayReceiving Stream IP ADDRESS/RECEIVING Stream Port No Decode StateCH1 CH4 UNICAST/MULTICASTReceiving IP ADDRESS/RECEIVING Port No Decoder Start UP Setup Latency BufferDate Display DisplayCamera No. Display Display PositionDD/MM/YY hhmmss Date/Month/Year Character Background ColorYY/MM/DD hhmmss Year/Month/Day Time DisplayEnter the IP address of the decoder Default setting is VIDEO&AUDIO Decryption Decryption KEY 4 Digits 0Device NAME/ LOCATION/CONTACT/ Snmp Community User Host Click to add a host after entering the host information HOW to Update the Firmware Troubleshooting SymptomNetwork troubles LINK1 indicator does not light ReferenceVideo troubles Are the IP addresses set correctly?Image is not displayed correctly Encoder may be downImage is disturbed drop frame, etc Audio fragmentation occurs No audioHOW to USE the CGI Commands Response Camera ControlFormat Item ListImportant Notices ExamplesCamera Settings Menus Control Important NoticeControl Item List Examples Switching Streaming Video Example Controlling Start /STOP of the Encoder Start encodingExamples Controlling Start / Stop of the Decoder Start decoding Streaming transmissionStop decoding Displaying the Status of the Encoder Http /1.1 Xxxxxxxxxxxxx CRExample Displaying the Status of the Decoder CrlfStatus of CH4 Controlling the BIT Rate of Streaming Video and Audio Data 101 Resetting the Alarm / Displaying the Alarm Status 103 Displaying the Contact Input Status Displaying the Status of Video Loss Muting the Audio Multiscreen Display OUT Controlling the Contact OutputPIO Type109 Restarting the Encoder / Decoder Updating Default Settings Setting Default setting60SEC Interval ALARM-CAMERA Site Audio Setup OFF ALARM-DRY ContactRESET/TIMER SEC 60SEC Interval ALARM-VIDEO Loss114 No ChangeTime Display Hour User User Authentication OFF User Name Multicast IP Address for Setup Multicast PortLatency Buffer None Decoder Start UP Setup Display Device NameBasic Specification SpecificationsStandard Accessories Input/Output117 118 N0603-1063 3TR001669BAB

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