Panasonic WV-NM100 Other Functions, Alarm Connector and AUX Output Connector

Models: WV-NM100

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OTHER FUNCTIONS

Alarm Connector and AUX Output Connector

Security door sensor

inputAlarm

Alarm input connector

Ground terminal

Alarm output connector

AUX output connector

(To control external devices:

for example, lighting ON and OFF)

You can set the alarm operation when an exter- nal device such as a sensor is connected to the alarm connector inside the connector cover of the camera.

You can set functions such as sending e-mails or transferring pictures to the server when an alarm signal is input by a sensor, as explained in "Settings of the Actions to be Performed when Motion is Detected" on page 43.

! Important

Do not connect an external device if it is beyond the specified ratings of the camera (refer to page 68).

You can set the type of the device connected to the AUX output connector.

The settings can be made on the "AUX output" page of "Alarm&Transmission".

Click the [Alarm&Transmission] button, and then click the [AUX output] tab.

The "AUX output" page of "Alarm&Trans- mission" appears and you can check the current setting of the "AUX setup".

Click the [SET] button after selecting "High" or "Low", according to the sensor's specifications, to enable the setting.

Customizing the Contents of the Alarm Mail

You can customize the contents of the alarm mail notifying that an alarm has occurred and the alarm date and time. To customize them, do the following:

STEP1

STEP2

Create the contents of the alarm mail with a text editor and save the file as "almmail.tmpl".

Start up the FTP software and connect to the camera by entering the IP address of the camera.

The destination where to transfer the file is "/flash". The default user name is "admin", and the default password is "password".

STEP3

Upload the new file (almmail.tmpl) in text format to the camera.

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Panasonic WV-NM100 Other Functions, Alarm Connector and AUX Output Connector, Customizing the Contents of the Alarm Mail