Panasonic WJ-NT104 Main page with Camera Control index2.html, Preset Select, Pan/Tilt, Zoom

■MAIN PAGE (with Camera Control) [index2.html]

●Random Input Selection Mode

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qINPUT SELECT

These buttons are used to switch images of up to four cameras.

wPRESET SELECT

To move the combination camera (option) connected to the WJ-NT104 to any of 8 preset position numbers.

To register preset positions refer to the CAMERA MENU SETUP on page 53.

eALARM LIST

Camera video input before and after alarm input can be temporarily stored in the internal memory of the WJ- NT104.

For alarm display see ALARM LIST on page 37.

rLive image display

Images from the cameras connected to the WJ-NT104 are displayed.

Images of the selected camera are displayed on the default page as semi-animated pictures.

tPan/Tilt

Clicking anywhere on the live image moves the con- nected combination camera (option) up and down, or to the right and left. The camera pan/tilt angle decreases as the point clicked moves closer to the image center. Clicking the image center will not move the camera. Zooming does not change the camera pan/tilt angle. Click the image repeatedly to move the camera to the desired position. You cannot pan or tilt the camera continuously by dragging on the live image.

yZOOM

The connected combination camera (option) can be zoomed by clicking the [TELE] or [WIDE] button under ZOOM.

Clicking the [TELE] or [WIDE] button will operate the camera in telescopic or wide-angle mode for a speci- fied time, after which the mode is released automatical- ly. These modes cannot be retained by keeping the [TELE] or [WIDE] button depressed. You need to click the [TELE] or [WIDE] button again.

uFOCUS

The connected combination camera (option) can be focused by clicking the [FAR], [NEAR] or [AUTO] but- ton under FOCUS.

Clicking the [FAR] or [NEAR] button will operate the camera in focusing mode for a specified time, after which the mode is released automatically. Clicking the [AUTO] button will automatically focus the image on the screen. Focus control cannot be retained by keep- ing the [FAR] or [NEAR] button depressed. You need to click the [FAR] or [NEAR] button again.

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