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Panasonic WJ-HD716K Behind the front cover, q Use button USE, u HDD indicator, i Removal knob

Models: WJ-HD616K WJ-HD716K

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Behind the front cover

Behind the front cover

Refer to page 21 for descriptions of how to detach the front cover.

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ALARM

USE

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ALARM

RESET

STS A/F

STS

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STS

A/F

STS

A/F

ALARM

RAID

STS

A/F

SUSPEND

HDD 1

TIMER

HDD 2

HDD 3

MAINTENANCE

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HDD 4

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q Use button [USE]	u HDD indicator
Use this button when adding/replacing the HDD units, or	These indicators will not light/blink. Check the status of
when changing the operational mode.	the hard disk drives by the HDD indicators (+ page 16)
Install/remove HDD units (☞ page 52)	on the front cover.
Determine the operational mode of the hard disk drives
(☞ page 54)	i Removal knob
	Use this knob to remove an HDD unit.

wDummy board

When installing an optional RAID board (WJ-HDB601),	o HDD unit brace
remove the dummy board and install it.	This brace is provided for transportation. It is necessary
	to remove this brace when installing hard disk drives.
e Operation button	When this product is to be transported, it is necessary to
Use this button to operate the menu during the front	attach the brace.
cover is open. Refer to page 17 for further information	When this product is not to be transported anymore, it
about the menu operation button.	does not affect the operation of the recorder even with
CDA B: Same as the arrows button	the brace attached.
ESC: Same as the [SETUP/ESC] button
SET: Same as the [SET] button

rHDD canister

Locally procured hard disk drives are installed in these canisters. Refer to page 133 for how to add/replace the hard disk drives. Contact your dealer about purchasing hard disk drives.

tHDD canister slot

At the time of shipment from the factory, 4 canisters have been already installed in these slots. Up to 4 hard disk drives can be installed.

yRAID switch [RAID]

Use this switch to change the operational mode of the

hard disk drives (Single/RAID5/RAID6). (☞ Page 54)

S:Single mode R5: RAID 5 mode

R6: RAID 6 mode

Default: S

Important:

•Do not change the operational mode of the hard disk drives after running the system. If it is changed, it may become impossible to read recorded data correctly.

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Panasonic WJ-HD716K Behind the front cover, q Use button USE, u HDD indicator, i Removal knob, wDummy board, rHDD canister

Contents

Installation Guide Digital Disk RecorderThis apparatus must be earthed Disclaimer of warranty Limitation of liabilityImportant safety instructions Contents Configure the basic settings relating to user Features PrefaceEasy operation using a PC mouse Easy hard disk drive replacementSystem configuration SDHC/SD memory card slotAbout the user manuals System requirements for a PCAbbreviations Trademarks and registered trademarksCopyright Network security Precautions Power sourceAmbient operating temperature POWER switchCleaning Indication labelAVC patent portfolio license GPL/LGPLPrecautions for Installation Avoid the following locations for installationPower source How to mount the power cordFor BNC cable connection GroundingMajor operating controls and their functions Front viewuMaintenance port iHDD indicator HDD1 to HDD4oMonitor operation button 0Playback control function buttonInsert an optional SDHC/SD memory card Insert a DVD disc commercially availableStep StepClose the DVD drive cover StepStep u HDD indicator yRAID switch RAIDDefault: S Behind the front coverHow to detach the front cover How to attach the front coverStep Step7 !8!1 o Rear viewt y u How to use the power cord plug brace 4 Monitor output connector BNC MONITOR OUT 1,5 Cascade input connector BNC/HDMI CASCADE IN 6 Monitor output connector HDMI MONITOR OUT HD 1,User/Host management When operating the recorder directlyItem DescriptionWhen operating from a PC via a network User authenticationHost authentication settingBasic operation Operations using the buttons onOperations using a mouse the front coverOperations flow cInstallation of the hard disk driveszRack mounting Page xConnections PageRack mounting StepStep StepConnections Mode switch setting defaultMode switch setting default Connection of camerasWhen connecting a monitor using a BNC cable Connection of monitorsWhen connecting a monitor using a HDMI cable RecorderAdd the recorder to the existing network Connection of a PCConnect a PC and the recorder directly Connection of an extension unit Fix the connection cable Fix the connection cableConnection of a VCR Mode switch Connection of a PS·Data compatible deviceNo.7: ON No.8: OFF Controller Termination: On Unit address:No.8 OFF When connecting a system device to the recorderNo.7: OFF Cascading connection using BNC cables Cascading connection of multiple recordersCascading connection using HDMI cables Connection of PS·Data compatible devices 1 2 3 4 5 Page Connection of RS485 cameras 1-on-1connectionDaisy chain connection Connect multiple RS485 cameras to the RS485 portAbout the connectors SignalPin array Pin NoSignal ground Emergency recording input External switch ALARM/CONTROLSignal ground External recording mode changeover External switch ALARM/CONTROLConnection for the auto time adjustment function Connection for the auto time adjustment functionTerminal of the other device Terminal of the other deviceConnection of the control output Signal Pin arrayPin No OperationAlarm connection Remarks TerminalActive time Mode switch Inside block diagramRS485 port 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Install/remove HDD units Install the HDD unitsStep StepInstall a hard disk drive into an HDD canister Remove the HDD unitStep StepStep StepStep StepStartup During recordingCurrently recorded images are being played StepStep StepQuick button Setup menu qQuick button wBasic buttoneEvent button rSchedule button1 Maintenance button 33Setup pageDisplay the setup menu Display the setup menuStep Select the desired setup menu Step Select the desired setup menuStep Select the desired tab Step Select the desired tabSelection of setting item Change of settings or setting valuesChange of settings or setting values StepStep StepREC setup Default: English Time & dateResolution ScheduleSchedule setting example RateipsDisplay button OK buttonDefault: English Go to last before Default 30s BuzzerDefault 2s LanguageDefault MMM/DD/YY Time display format Auto adjustment timeDefault: Off Activation time Default: OutSummer time daylight saving table Default: On Default: On Embedded Rec Time & dateDefault: On RecordingConfigure the settings relating to audio Audio Default: OffAudio1 - Audio4 Rcv. Int. for PCResolution Default: 10 s• When Field is selected for Resolution Default: FQConfigure the settings relating to event Event Alarm outputDefault 2s Default: 2sPreset Terminal setupDefault: N.C Operation modePreset Operation modeRec. cam Output terminalPreset Select the Video loss tab on the Event page. PageOperation mode Rec. camPreset Operation ModeRec. cam Output terminalSearch Area buttonStep Settings for the video motion detection functionStep Step Set the end point of the detection areaStep StepFlowchart on how to create a schedule Create a program ProgramCreate a program Create a time tableResolution Default: FQ Rateips•When Field is selected for Resolution Manual rec./Schedule rec./Event recNew time table setup Alarm messageFTP image transmission by alarm StepPanasonic alarm protocol MailBack button DateDefault: L-Upper Default: R-UpperDefault: White Multi screen setup Time & date display positionTo configure the settings, do the following StepStep Select the Setup button of Camera setupStep Alarm display Login screenDefault Secret view Time & date displayConfiguring the sequence display settings Preset positionDwell time Back buttonConfiguring the sequence display settings Default: Low Camera title displayLogin screen Status displayEmbedded Rec Configure the camera title Camera titleDisplay Default: 1-screen 1-screenlive sequence •Preset positionThe method of sequence Cam4-screenlive sequence •Cam•Dwell time •Back buttonDefault S Type CompAlarm data Camera number setupUnit address system Unit address controllerDefault Panasonic Baud rate Default: ParityDefault: ProtocolTime adjustment NTP server addressImage transmission by alarm PasswordFTP server address User nameDefault: POP server address Type - PasswordDestination address SMTP server addressOther destinations Default Network PortHTTP port number FTP port numberMaintenance port Default gateway100M-Full: 100 Mbps full-duplex Default: Auto IP addressConfigure the settings relating to DNS DNS Default: Domain namePassword Access intervalDefault: 1h Host name DDNSConfigure the settings relating to SNMP SNMP CommunitySystem name LocationDefault: Retry Destination addressPort number to PC Address1 to Address8Live video resolution Live video raterec resolutionDefault: 7.5ips Live video qualityrec resolution Default: UnlimitedUser authentication Host authenticationAuto login user Default: ADMIN Auto loginAdministrator name New passwordRetype new password Access priorityPassword Access priorityDefault screen Registers user informationChange or delete the user information StepStep StepAccess priority Default screenRegisters host information Host IP addressChange or delete the host information StepStep StepSetting of operation level User level Functions that can be restrictedFunction DescriptionAbout the i-VMDfunction of SD5 cameras Setting the detection areas and sensitivity StepStep StepStep Set the start point of the detection areaStep StepSetting the scene change Setting the detection modeIndicator StepSetting the detection depth StepStep StepSetup data SelectUpload button Download buttonPage Recording information Main button/Ext.1 - Ext.3 buttons•Capacity •Remain capacityPre-recordingarea information Default: Continue Default: Off Event recording areaDefault: Off •HDD manual delete Disk end modeManage the settings Settings management Reset to the defaultSave settings on the SD Load settings on the SDCheck the error log Check the access logAbout access log View Log Information LogsAbout event logs Check the network error logCheck the event log Manage hard disk drives About hard disk drivesAbout the RAID 5/RAID 6 mode Determine the operation modeAbout the disk configuration page How to display the disk configuration pageStep StepCheck the hard disk drive information Format the hard disk drives Format StepStep StepStep StepSelect the OK button Format the pre-eventrecording area StepStep StepStep StepStep Select the Format buttonReplacement/addition of hard disk drives Prepare for removing the hard disk drives. PageHDD shutdown process Remove the hard disk drives from the recorderStep Select the hard disk drive to be shut down, and select the OK buttonInstall an HDD unit in the recorder The hard disk drive is installed as a recordThe hard disk drive is installed as a playback The hard disk drive is installed as a recordableAuto recognition of hard disk drives When an unformatted hard disk drive is installedWhen a formatted hard disk drive is installed Add a hard disk drive to the system StepStep StepOperation of the extension unit Add an extension unit to the systemStep StepShutdown process of the extension unit StepStep StepAbout the error log ContentError log connector atContent Error logconnector at Network LogContent Error logconnector at Network LogContent Error logconnector at Network LogContent Error logconnector at Network LogSource At a hard disk drive error failureIn the process of the recovery 6 mode StepStep StepTroubleshooting SymptomPower is not turned on The error indicator lights orangeSymptom Cannot open the setup menu Cannot recordBlur images are displayed Cannot play recorded imag- esSymptom Alarm operations are not activatedCannot control the camera The VIDEO LOSS indica- tion is displayedSymptom The HDD status indicator does not lightThe HDD indicator is being lit red/blinking red The hard disk drive is not recognizedSymptom Cannot access from the web browserCannot connect via a net- work Some pop-upscannot be displayedSymptom SymptomThe power cord insulation is damaged The power cord gets hot when bent or stretched• Input/output Specifications• General Standard accessories Optional AccessoriesPage Panasonic Sales Company Panasonic System Solutions CompanyPanasonic Canada Inc