CONTENTS

Preface

4

About the user manuals

4

System requirements for a PC

4

Trademarks and registered trademarks

5

Abbreviations

5

Restrictions upon display of images

6

Before using this product

7

Video Motion Detection (VMD) function

7

Time display of recorded images

7

Black screen displayed when playing recorded

 

images

7

Recording mode

8

Event type

8

Major operating controls and their functions

9

Front view

9

About the operation window

14

Monitor 1

14

Monitor 2

15

Basic operation

20

Operations using the buttons on the front

 

panel

20

Operations using a mouse

23

Login operation at startup

27

Monitor live images from cameras

28

Select a monitor (monitor 1/monitor 2)

29

Display images on a 1-screen

30

Display/Hide the camera title and the

 

status bar

30

Display images on a multiscreen

32

Display images from multiple cameras

 

sequentially (sequence display)

34

Record images

35

Recording areas on the hard disk drive

35

Record images (Manual recording)

36

Emergency recording

37

Play recorded images

38

Play images from a designated point

43

Play image recorded at a designated time and

 

date

43

Search and play

45

Search and play recording events (recording

 

event search)

45

Search filter

45

Search for copied recorded images and play

 

(copy data search)

48

Copied data list window

48

Search for time and date when a motion was

 

detected from recorded images and play (VMD

 

search)

51

Event function

56

Event action

56

Cancel the alarm action

57

Suspend the alarm action

58

Cancel the error action

58

Copy recorded images

59

Operation and configuration when connecting the

 

recorders in cascading connection

62

Configuration

62

Operation using the buttons on the front panel....

63

Operate using the system controller

63

Operate the camera

64

Display the camera control panel

64

Panning/Tilting

65

Zooming

65

Focus adjustment

66

Iris adjustment

66

Preset position function

67

Auto functions (Auto panning, etc.)

69

Operate the setup menu of the camera

70

Disk management

71

Delete images recorded on the hard disk drives

 

manually

71

Format (initialize) an SDHC/SD memory card

73

Configure the network settings

74

Configure the network settings of the recorder....

74

Configure the network settings of the PC

74

Network security of the recorder

76

The security function of the recorder

76

To enhance the network security

76

Display the operation window

77

About the operation window

78

Top Page

78

[Control] button

79

Status display area

81

Download operation area

82

[HDD] tab

82

[CAM] tab

83

Monitor live images from cameras

85

Display images on a 1-screen

85

Display images on a multiscreen

87

Display images from multiple cameras

 

sequentially (sequence display)

88

Record images

89

Record images (Manual recording)

89

Play recorded images

90

Play image recorded at a designated time and

 

date

92

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Panasonic WJ-HD616K/G, WJ-HD716K/G manual Contents

WJ-HD616K/G, WJ-HD716K/G, WJ-HD616K, WJ-HD716K specifications

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