9. ENCODE

This item lets you adjust parameters for playing back tapes that are recorded on a Panasonic system or a non- Panasonic system.

1.Move the cursor to the ENCODE parameter.

2.Select PANA or OTHERS by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is PANA.

PANA: Select this, if the tape was recorded on a Panasonic Multiplexer system.

OTHERS: Select this for non-Panasonic system.

9-1. SW INTERVAL

This item lets you notify the Multiplexer of the field interval in which camera channels are switched on the recorded tape.

1.Move the cursor to the SW INTERVAL parameter.

2.Select 1, 2, or 4 by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is 1.

1:Select this, if the tape is recorded with field rate 1.

2:Select this, if the tape is recorded with field rate 2.

4:Select this, if the tape is recorded with field rate 4.

9-2. NO. OF CAMS

This item lets you notify the Multiplexer of the highest chan- nel number recorded on a tape.

1.Move the cursor to the NO. OF CAMS parameter.

2.Select a camera channel between 1-16 (1-9 for WJ- FS309/FS409) by pressing the + or – button. The initial factory setting is 16 (9 for WJ-FS309/FS409).

Notes:

•If PANA is selected, it is not necessary to set SW INTERVAL and NO. OF CAMS.

•If OTHERS is selected, set the VCR's time mode to 2 H or 6 H, not to T/L (Time Lapse).

•If OTHERS is selected, tapes recorded with a random order of camera channels (e.g., recorded in ALM - PRI, ALM-ONLY or GROUP mode) will not be reproduced properly.

Playback of Tapes Recorded with Other Multiplexer Systems

The following settings are necessary to play back video tapes recorded with multiplexer systems of other manufac- turers.

SYSTEM SETUP

2/2

ENCODE

OTHERS

 

SW INTERVAL

1

 

NO. OF CAMS

9

 

1.Set ENCODE to OTHERS.

2.For SW INTERVAL, set the same value as for the VCR time mode.

3.For NO. OF CAMS, set the number of cameras record- ed on the tape.

Notes:

•Set SW INTERVAL to 1 for tapes recorded in 24H mode or longer.

•Set SW INTERVAL as follows for tapes recorded in 2H or 6H mode:

1:Tapes recorded with field rate 1

2:Tapes recorded with field rate 2

3:Not available

4:Tapes recorded with field rate 4

•The display pattern of camera channels on the multi- screen may differ from the normal pattern as shown below. Camera 1 may be placed anywhere on the mul- tiscreen, followed by the other cameras in descending numerical order.

 

Original

 

Example of display pattern for

 

 

 

 

 

WJ-FS309/FS316/FS409/FS416

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

 

2

 

3

 

4

3

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

 

5

 

6

 

1

9

8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7

 

8

 

9

 

7

6

5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

•To display a channel in SPOT mode, press the CAM- ERA SELECT button corresponding to the channel num- ber that is originally displayed in that screen segment. For example, press CAMERA SELECT button #1 to dis- play the channel 4 picture.

•When playing back a tape recorded in an alarm priority mode, camera channels are not displayed on the multi- screen in the recorded order.

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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.
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