Panasonic WJ-HD716/1000 Installation Guide - Page 5

Contents Limitation of liability 3 Disclaimer of warranty 3 Important safety instructions 4 Preface 7 Features 7 System configuration 8 About the user manuals 9 System requirements for a PC 9 Trademarks and registered trademarks 10 Copyright 10 Abbreviations 10 Network security 11 Precautions 12 Precautions for Installation 14 Major operating controls and their functions 16 ■ Front view 16 ■ Rear view 22 User/Host management 24 Basic operation 26 Operations using the buttons on the front cover.......26 Operations using a mouse 26 Operations flow 27 Rack mounting 28 Connections 29 Connection of cameras 29 Connection of monitors 30 Connection of a PC 32 Connection of an extension unit 33 Connection of a VCR 34 Connection of a PS·Data compatible device 35 Cascading connection of multiple recorders 37 Connection of RS485 cameras 42 About the connectors 44 How to use the terminals of the ALARM/CONTROL connector 44 How to use the terminals of the ALARM connector..48 Time and polarities of the ALARM/CONTROL terminal and the ALARM terminal 50 Mode switch 51 RS485 port 51 Install/remove HDD units 52 Install the HDD units 52 Remove the HDD unit 53 Determine the operational mode of the hard disk drives 54 Startup 55 Turn on the power 55 Turn off the power 55 Configure the minimum settings required to use the recorder 56 Setup menu 57 About Setup menu 58 How to operate the setup menu 59 About the operation of on-screen keyboard (for character entry 62 Configure the minimum settings required to operate the recorder [Quick 63 Configure the basic settings of the recorder [Basic]....65 Configure the settings relating to the basic operation of recorder [Basic 65 Configure the settings relating to time & date [Time & date 66 Basic settings for recording [Recording 68 Configure the settings relating to audio [Audio].........69 Settings for emergency recording [Emergency rec 70 Configure the settings relating to event [Event]...........71 Configure the common settings for event actions [Common 71 Configure the event action at a terminal alarm occurrence [Terminal/Command 72 Configure the event action at a camera site alarm occurrence [Site alarm 73 Configure the event action at a video loss occurrence [Video loss 74 Configure the event action at a VMD occurrence [VMD 75 Configure the settings relating to recording/event schedules [Schedule 79 Flowchart on how to create a schedule 79 Create a program [Program 79 Assign a program after setting the time zone [Time table 81 Configure the settings of recording programs for special days [Special days 82 Configure the settings relating to display [Display]......83 Common settings for monitors [Common 83 Configure the display settings for Monitor 1 [Monitor 1 86 Configure the display settings for Monitor 2 [Monitor 2 88 Configure the camera title [Camera title 89 Configure the settings relating to the sequential display on a PC monitor [Network 90 Configure the settings relating to the cascade connection [Cascade 91 Configure the settings relating to communication with other devices [Communication 92 Configure the communication settings for camera control [Camera control 92 Configure the settings relating to PS·Data [PS·Data setup 93 Configure the settings relating to RS485 [RS485 setup 94 Configure the settings relating to the server [Server 95 Configure the settings relating to time adjustment according to the NTP server [NTP 95 Configure the settings relating to the FTP server [FTP 96 Configure the settings relating to the mail notification [Mail 97 Configure the settings relating to network [Network 99 Configure the basic settings relating to a network [Basic 99 Configure the settings relating to DNS [DNS]..........101 Configure the settings relating to DDNS [DDNS].....102 Configure the settings relating to SNMP [SNMP]....103 Configure the Panasonic alarm protocol settings [Panasonic alarm protocol 104 Configure the settings relating to network transmission [Transmission 105 Configure the settings relating to the user management [User mng 106 5