System Connection Examples | Panasonic WJ-SX150A specs

SYSTEM CONNECTION EXAMPLES

■Basic System Connection

This is an example of basic system connection.

		Camera
Camera	Camera	3
Camera	Camera	Camera
1	2	16

CAMERA IN 1 to 16

Matrix Switcher

ALARM IN 1 to 16

Terminal-mode	MONITOR OUT 1 to 4
Terminal-mode	PS·Data/Terminal-mode
Max. 4 System Controllers

Note: Before connecting a terminal-mode system controller to the DATA 4 port, configure the system through SETUP MENU or WJ-SX150A Administrator Console.

■System Expansion Connection

●Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 Series or WJ-HD200 Series

When connecting the camera output connectors to Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 or WJ-HD200 Series, the digital disk recorder can record all the camera channels. More than one camera images can be displayed in multiscreen segments on the desired monitor.

	Camera
	3
Camera	Camera	Camera
1	2	16
	CAMERA IN 1 to 16	ALARM IN 1 to 16

MONITOR OUT 1 to 4

Available for live or play-backed camera images

(GENLOCK OFF)

Matrix Switcher

Terminal-modePS·Data/Terminal-mode

Recorder

Max. 4 System Controllers

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Panasonic WJ-SX150A manual System Connection Examples, Basic System Connection, System Expansion Connection

Contents

Operating Instructions English Version Important Safety Instructions Contents Operating Procedures PS·DATA Operating Procedures Terminal ModeExpanded Function Appendix Preface Features Document Convention PrecautionsPage Features of the Matrix Switcher System Crosspoint Switches Matrix Switcher System DescriptionsMonitoring Mode Spot Mode System Control Sequence ModeAbout System Controller Camera control Example of a System with Basic Functions Monitor Matrix switcher Terminal Mode Descriptions Log-in/Log-outOperator Registration Monitor Selection Monitor-related FunctionsInformation Displayed on the Monitors Display Position Camera-related Functions Operating Zoom Lens Housing ControlCamera Selection Pan/Tilt Head Control Camera Cleaning Alarm-related FunctionsExternal Equipment Control Controllable Camera-related Functions Timer Event System Status Table Setup ProceduresExtended Functions Recorder Connection Multiplexer Board Function Alarm priority modeMultiscreen display Zoom Motion detector Master-slave Connection Notification about PS·DATA Controller Operation Detailed Product Description Front View WJ-SX150A Matrix SwitcherSX150A Software Upload Multiplexer Software Upload Rear View Camera SW in MUXEXT OUT/REC OUT MUX WV-CU360C/CU360CJ System Controller Terminal Mode Front View WV-CU360C Front View WV-CU360CJDown Preset $4Next button Next 2Setup button Setup$5Previous button Prev $6Recorder button Recorder Rear View Page Installations and System Connections Installations Installing the Multiplexer BoardMounting into the Rack Basic System Connection System Connection ExamplesSystem Expansion Connection This is an example of basic system connection Monitor Outputs Slave Connection with the Camera Sites Connections Daisy Chain Wiring Home Run WiringConnection for RS-485 Type Camera RS485 Port Connection with the Monitors Switch on the end unit should be set to on DATA1 to DATA4 Port Specification of Recover Input 5 V DC / 0 V low- active Connection with the Alarm Output Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 SeriesTo Confirm the Images from a Recorder Connected to the Unit EXT To Record the Camera Images in Maximum Recording Rate EXT Monitor OUT To Control a Recorder via the Network Screen OUT Data Connection with Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD200 Series Data HDR Data HDR Port Data bit 8 bits Parity check None Stop bit 1 bitData HDR Port Parity check ODD Stop bit 1 bit Connection with the Time-lapse VCR Panasonic Models AG6730, AG6740 RT850 Cable Specifications Master Clock Connection Example for Time Adjustment Time Adjustment with an External EquipmentConnection with the PC Following parameters are fixed. Data bit 8 bits Master-slave Connection Master Camera 33 to Pattern 2 Master, Slave 1 and 2 are connected in the system Master Camera 49 to Pattern 3 Master, Slave 1 to 3 are connected in the system Preparation Unit Number SelectionPattern 4 Master, Slave 1 to 4 are connected in the system Data Port Connection Video Cable Connection Connection between the Units and Cameras Recorder Setup Software SetupWith Setup Menu With WJ-SX150A Administrator ConsolePage WJ-SX150A Setup Procedures Installation of SX150A Program Writer Firmware UpdateFirmware Update of SX150A Program Writer Baud Rate Data Bit Parity None Stop Bit Sdram Initialize COMPLETED.START LOAD- ING… Wait until the following message appears File Error Error ListTimeout Error Not Ready Description of Setup Procedures Setup ProceduresMaster-Slave Connection Settings Sequence Settings Operator Settings Alarm SettingsSystem Settings Setup File Operation Displaying Setup Menu WJ-SX150A Setup Menu OSDProgramming Setup Menu This is the factory default setting Parameters How to DisplayMonth Day · D. S. T.... Summer Time Year T. Daylight Saving TimePress the numeric button to enter the correct year Press the numeric button to enter the correct time Alarm Setup Camera Alarm Port Following is the setting procedure Serial PortMUX Motion DET MUX LOW MASTER/620 SLAVE1/630 Slave 2/640 Slave 3/650 Slave How to edit Parity BIT None EXTParity BIT ODD Comm Port Serial Port When Master and Slave 1 are connected When only Master is connectedWhen Master, Slave 1 and 2 are connected Slave 1 to When Master, Slave 1 to 3 are connected When Master, Slave 1 to 4 are connectedSetting for normal connection Master unit setting for Master-Slave connection Factory default settingMode Operator Registration Alarm CAM 01 toCAM 1 to 16 = View & Control for Operator no to MUX Camera Title MUX Description of WJ-SX150A Administrator Console WJ-SX150A Administrator ConsoleInstallation/Uninstallation Installation Before Using WJ-SX150A Administrator Console Main WindowStartup/Termination Master-Slave Slave Logical Camera NumberCAM 1 to Logical Camera Number File name of the configuration data appears Get a Configuration Data from SX150APut a file to SX150A OK button Preset Tour SequenceDwell Schedule Mode Group EnableGroup Sequence Mon 1 Mon Camera Auto Cleaning Camera CleaningAuto Cleaning Camera Saves the configuration and closes the Timer Event win- dow Date Group Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time Alarm Mode Alarm ModeAlarm Input Group Camera Sensitivity MUX Alarm EventMon Monitor LCN/Tour Alarm Port Alarm PortOperator Registration Num Level Table Camera Access GroupOperator Number Add Operator Number Auto Login Box Auto Login/Logout Auto Log- in/Log-outMonitor Selection Auto Logout Box Time & Date How to displayClock Display Format Camera Title Cable Compensation/VD2/DATA Edit Camera Title Edit Font WindowTo Edit a User Font Character Data Port Parameters Normal ConnectionParameters Master Parameters Slave 1 to RecorderRecorder Control Unit Address Multi Monitor Out Group Multiplexer Mode MUX REC OUT Group Alarm GroupSystem Group Normal Group Mux Alarm Group 100Multiplexer Title MUX 101 Select Setup Data FileNew Account Manager Communication Port 102Edit Account Manager Parameter Group 103 LOG-IN and LOG-OUT 104Log-in Log-out 105Auto Log-in Auto Log-out 106 Monitor Selection and Camera SelectionPriority Lock Applying Priority Lock Camera Selection 107 108 Camera ControlLens Control Pan/Tilt Control Program Preset Position Call Preset Position109 Camera Function Control Camera Setup110 Camera Function Shortcut Function 111 Changing to Black and White ImagesPatrol Learn and Play Camera Panning Function 112 Camera Housing Control Camera Site Accessories Control113 Receiver Control 114 Running Sequence 115 Monitor Display ControlOn-screen Display OSD Control On-screen Display OSD Position Control Moving the Camera Title Display 116Moving the Event Display Moving the Monitor Status Alarm History Table 117Video Loss History Table Operation during an Alarm Mode Alarm ControlOperation of an Alarm-related Camera ACK 118 Suspending the Alarm Inputs Resetting the Alarm InputsAlarm All Reset Press the Reset button while holding down the Shift button 120 Multiscreen Segment SwitchingMonitoring the Camera Picture Multiscreen Sequence 121 Still Playback Spot PictureElectronic Zooming EL-ZOOM 122 123 124 When Using a PS·DATA System Controller 125 Monitor Control 126 127 Resetting All the Alarm Inputs Suspending All the Alarm Inputs128 129 Expanded Function WJ-HD500 Series Control Terminal Mode 130Displaying WJ-HD500 Series Recorder Mode 131Normal Playback 132 Stopping REC only Alarm RecordingSearch Playback Manual Recording Record List/Thumbnail Display 133Record List Thumbnail Display Other Operations 134Shift + Zoom Tele buttons Selects a group to be Played back 135 WJ-HD200 Series Control Terminal ModeDisplaying WJ-HD200 Series Date-and-time Search Playback 136 Alarm Recall table Terminal Mode 137Displaying WJ-HD100 Series 138 Controlling the Time-lapse VCR 139Fast-forward Rewind 140 NON-PANASONIC Models Terminal Mode 141 WJ-HD500 Series Control PS·DATAControlling the Recorder with a PS·Data System Controller Operations 142 143 WJ-HD200 Series Control PS·DATA 144 PS·DATA 145 Panasonic Models PS·DATA NON-PANASONIC Models PS·DATA 146 Camera Switching Pulse Loss Display MUX Monitor Display When a Video Loss Occurs147 Video Loss Display 148 Troubleshooting Figuration. Refer to p Put a file to 149 150 151 Appendix Response Command Transmission CommandCommunication Protocol 152 Transmission Command Response Ascii Parameter Ascii Command Table153 Basic Operation Alarm Control Setup Control154 Camera Control 155 156 Setup Menu 157 REW 158 Inquiry 159 Miscellaneous Control 160 Error Code List Matrix switcher and external devices161 Worksheets 162Instruction 163 ChecklistMaster-Slave Logical Camera Number 164 Master and Slave 1 toCamera Slave 165 Preset position Dwell timeTour Sequence Tour 166 Timer EventGroup Sequence Group Monitor Alarm Mode Camera Auto Cleaning167 Daylight Saving Time 168 Alarm Event 169 Alarm Port Alarm # Alarm Port N.C./Time170 Level Table 171 172 Auto Log-in/Log-outCable Compensation/VD2 Data Port 173Recorder Multiplexer REC Out Alarm 174Dynamic REC Specifications Standard AccessoriesOptional Accessories 2003