Panasonic Admin Console Wj Mpu955 Users Guide

Configuration 
 
 
96  Replicating a Group Sequence Definition 
 
1.  Highlight a configured Group Sequence ID and click the 
Replicate Tour button 
 
A confirmation message will appear asking “Are you sure you want to REPLICATE this 
Group within this Area?” and explaining the replication rules: 
 
[1] Records will be generated according to ID. 
 
[2] ID numbers will incremented through a specified target range value you provide. 
 
[3] Local # will be incremented from a specified base value you assign....

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97  Use the Edit Group Sequence button to modify replicated records. 
 
 
Permissions   
 
Modify or copy controller permissions in the same manner described in the Camera 
Permissions section, beginning on page 56.  
 
The Controller permission tab allows an administrator to permit or deny a specific 
controller the ability to access a group sequence.  The Modes section of this tab is 
described on page 13 
 
 
 
The Other tab is used to display what alarm IDs are associated with each...

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Event Scheduler 
 
The Event Scheduler allows an administrator to schedule, in advance, when an action will 
automatically be initiated. 
 
Actions can be scheduled as one-time occurrences, or can be scheduled to occur on an 
hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly basis. 
 
The actions that may be scheduled include: cam spots, tour sequences, group presets (not 
currently supported), group sequences (not currently supported), alarms, and modes. 
 
 
Definition 
 
1.  Select the Event...

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99  3.  Enter all information required for each event you wish to schedule 
 
 EVENT SCHEDULER – Definition 
Field Data 
ID Unique record ID assigned by MPU955 Admin Console a scheduled event is added, in order to 
identify the scheduled event to the system. 
MPU955 Admin Console automatically generates this number in consecutive order.   
Component ID and sequence ID numbers are used primarily in the permission tabs to identify one 
component or sequence from another in row and column...

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 EVENT SCHEDULER – Definition 
Field Data 
or area\local number. 
When Group Seq is chosen, a list of group sequences (not currently supported) will appear.  
Click on the desired sequence, and it will appear in the ID field.  Sequences can be selected by 
group number or area\local number.  Chose Start or Stop from the drop-down menu to start or 
stop the sequence with this action. 
When Alarm is chosen, a list of alarms will appear.  Click on the desired alarm, and it will...

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101   
Tools 
 
Tools consist of items that are related, but peripheral, to the configuration of the network 
security system. They include logs, area view, and account manager. 
 
 
 
Logs: 
 
System (Log Manager): Used to view system logs that capture data concerning 
operators and user actions that reside on the Main CPU(s). 
 
Admin Console (AC Log): Used to view the MPU955 Admin Console log that 
captures each action performed within MPU955 Admin Console. 
 
Area View: Used to...

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102 
Log Manager 
 
Three types of system logs are stored on the Main CPU, they are the Operator, Alarm, 
and Video Loss logs.  In the case of a redundant CPU, it may be necessary to view logs 
from each CPU, since these logs are not
 synchronized.  The logs must be downloaded 
from each CPU in order to view their content.   
 
The logs, which are stored on each CPU separately, may be using the same filenames.  It 
may be necessary to rename the files to reflect the appropriate CPU...

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2.  From the drop-down box, select the log type you wish to view:  
Operator, Alarm, or Video Loss 
 
 
 
Information given in each log type is as follows. 
  
OPERATOR LOG 
 
 
DATE:  YYYY MMM DD format 
 
DAY:  Day of the week 
 
TIME:  AM or PM (12 hour format) 
 
S-CTL:  System controller ID on which the specified operator established an event 
 
OPER: ID of the operator that performed an event 
 
EVENT:  Operator’s action performed toward a system controller: logon or logoff...

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104  VIDEO LOSS LOG
 
 
DATE:  YYYY MMM DD format 
 
DAY:  Day of the week 
 
TIME:  AM or PM (12 hour format) 
 
LCAM:  Logical camera number that is connected to the video input port 
 
STATE:  Video loss state: 
    OK:  above threshold and in sync 
    LS:  video signal below its threshold and in sync 
    VL:  video signal below its threshold and no sync 
HL:  above threshold and no sync 
 
TYPE:  Indicates where a camera connects: 
  S: MXSW input 
  C: MXCONT input 
 
SWITCHING...

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105  The right side of the window will display all logs that pertain to the selected type that 
exist on the selected CPU.  
  
Remember, for a redundant CPU system, since these logs are not
 
synchronized, it may be necessary to view and retrieve logs from each of the 
two CPUs. 
 
5.  Highlight the desired log file from the list and click the “GET from CPU” 
button 
 
This acts in the same manner as the database manager, as it will copy the log from the 
specified CPU onto the MPU955...