Auto Reset, ALM Display, ALM Output, ALM Input

Notes:

•If set to EXT, make sure that the CAMERA SW IN terminal on the rear panel is connected to the Time Lapse VCR.

•Depending on the mutual timing between the alarm trigger and the field rate, the initial picture recorded after an alarm is activated may not be related to the alarm.

3.AUTO RESET

This item lets you set the time the Video Multiplexer retains the alarm mode before automatic resetting to non-alarm mode. When alarm is activated the display of the camera title on the monitor alternates with “ALARM”. After the time you set, the previous, non-alarm mode is restored.

1.Move the cursor to the AUTO RESET parameter.

2.Select the desired duration by pressing the + or – but- ton.

The initial factory setting is OFF.

OFF: Disables auto reset.

1-30S, 40S, 50S, 1-5M:Selects an alarm duration from 1-30, 40, 50 seconds or 1-5 minutes.

4.ALM DISPLAY

This item lets you enable or disable the “Alarm” display overlaid on the camera picture while the alarm is activated.

1.Move the cursor to the ALM DISPLAY parameter.

2.Select ON or OFF by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is ON.

ON: Enables alarm display on the monitor.

OFF: Disables alarm display on the monitor.

5.ALM OUTPUT

This item lets you select the duration of the Alarm Output signal. When the alarm signal comes in, the Alarm Output signal is supplied to the external device connected. Consult the specifications of the external device on the duration.

1.Move the cursor to the ALM OUTPUT parameter.

2.Select the parameter by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is 2S.

OFF: No Alarm Output signal is supplied, regardless of an incoming alarm.

1S–30S, 40S, 50S, 1M–5M: The connected external device is driven for the duration set here. S and M stand for seconds and minutes.

EXT: The Alarm Output signal continues until the ALARM RESET button is pressed or an alarm recovery signal is supplied from the VCR.

6. ALM BUZZER

This item lets you select the ringing duration of the built-in alarm buzzer when alarm is activated.

1.Move the cursor to the ALM BUZZER parameter.

2.Select the duration by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is 2S.

OFF: Disables the alarm buzzer output.

1-30S, 40S, 50S, 1-5M:Selects an alarm duration from 1-30, 40, 50 seconds or 1-5 minutes.

EXT: The alarm buzzer continues to beep until the ALARM RESET button is pressed or an external alarm recover signal is received.

7.ALM INPUT

This item lets you select the input form of the alarm signal. Consult the specifications of the sensor device.

1.Move the cursor to the ALM INPUT parameter.

2.Select the parameter by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is N.O.

N.O.: Stands for Normally Open type contact. When active the contact closes.

N.C.: Stands for Normally Closed type contact. When active the contact opens.

8.VIDEO LOSS

This item lets you enable or disable the channel loss dis- play on the monitor screen if the video signal is interrupted due to, for example, a cable disconnection.

1.Move the cursor to the VIDEO LOSS parameter.

2.Select ON or OFF by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is ON.

ON: Enables the channel loss display (CHXX LOSS) on the monitor screen.

Note: XX indicates the channel number.

OFF: Disables the channel loss display on the monitor screen.

Note: If the video signal is interrupted and the message “CHXX LOSS” is displayed, check that the connec- tions are correct and firm, then input the video sig- nal again or press the ALARM RESET button. This resets the channel loss display.

WJ-FS409, WJ-FS316, WJ-FS416, WJ-FS309 specifications

Panasonic's WJ-FS309, WJ-FS416, WJ-FS316, and WJ-FS409 are robust digital video multiplexers designed to enhance surveillance systems. These models incorporate advanced technologies and features critical for effective video management, making them suitable for various applications, including retail security, transportation, and public safety.

The WJ-FS309 is known for its versatile functionality, allowing users to view and manage multiple camera feeds on a single display. It supports up to nine inputs, offering a compact solution for smaller installations. Its user-friendly interface simplifies operation, while features like real-time monitoring and on-screen display options enhance usability.

WJ-FS316 is an upgraded version, capable of accommodating 16 camera inputs. This model is equipped with a high-performance processor that ensures smooth video playback and rapid switching between feeds. It also features built-in motion detection, which alerts users to unusual activity, thereby increasing security effectiveness. Additionally, the WJ-FS316 supports a variety of output resolutions, providing flexibility for different display setups.

The WJ-FS409 stands out with its support for 4CIF resolution, ensuring high-quality video output essential for detailed surveillance. It also includes advanced video analysis capabilities, such as video motion detection and mask programming, which allow users to filter out unnecessary information, thus focusing on critical events. This feature is particularly useful in locations with high foot traffic, as it helps reduce the workload for security personnel.

The WJ-FS416 is a comprehensive solution that combines features from both the WJ-FS309 and WJ-FS409. It supports 16 channels and offers high-quality image processing, making it ideal for extensive surveillance systems. Its flexibility extends to network integration, allowing for seamless connectivity with existing security infrastructure. Users can remotely access camera feeds, creating a more dynamic monitoring experience.

Overall, these Panasonic models provide a robust and scalable approach to video surveillance. They incorporate essential technologies that streamline video management while ensuring high image quality and effective security monitoring. Through their thoughtful design and advanced features, the WJ-FS series underscores Panasonic's commitment to delivering reliable and innovative solutions for modern surveillance challenges.