Panasonic Admin Console Wjmpu955a Operating Instructions

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27  3. Click the “PUT to CPU” button - the right button under the Database 
Transfer section 
 
A “Confirm PUT Transfer” window will appear.   
 
 
 
If you choose to continue, the new database will be loaded, overwriting the existing 
database, and it will remain on the CPU to run the NSS according to the configuration. 
 
4. Click Yes to continue the transfer, or No to cancel 
  

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CPU System File 
 
The system file (##A=sys.ini – where ## is the system unit ID number) resides on the 
main system CPU, and contains information that is critical for proper operation.  On 
systems with a redundant CPU, it may be necessary to modify the system file on both of 
the NSS CPUs individually, in order to maintain proper operation.  DO NOT
 modify this 
file unless instructed to do so by qualified technical support personnel.   
 
MPU955A Admin Console allows an...

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29  2. Click on the SYS tab on the right side of the window 
 
The following window will appear. 
 
 
 
3. Choose “01A” from the SYS Transfer drop-
down menu (01 is the system unit ID in this 
example) 
 
4. Click the “GET from CPU” button – the left button under 
SYS Transfer 
 
MPU955A Admin Console will retrieve the system file from the selected CPU and 
display it in the window provided. 
 
At the same time, the system file is saved in the “\Program 
Files\Panasonic\GXLAC\SysIni”...

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5. Modify the system file as needed 
 
Modifications will not
 be saved on the MPU955A Admin Console computer’s hard drive 
until a “PUT to CPU” is performed, which replaces the system file in the CPU selected.  
See “Replacing the System File in the Main CPU” below, in order to send the updated 
file information to the system CPU. 
 
 
Replacing the System File in the Main CPU  
 
1. From the CPU System Configuration window (accessed by selecting CPU 
Units from the Domain...

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31  System Archive 
 
After the Main A and Main B CPU system files have been 
retrieved for the first time, it will be possible to view these files 
at a later date without actually performing a transfer.  These files 
(“01A=sys.ini” and “01B=sys.ini”) will be stored in the  
“\Program Files\Panasonic\GXLAC\SysIni” folder on the 
MPU955A Admin Console computer’s hard drive.   
 
Selecting 
 
In order to view the system file stored on the MPU955A Admin Console computer’s hard 
drive:...

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32  Backing Up 
 
After the “01A” and “01B” CPU system files have been retrieved for the first time, it will 
be possible to save these files to a different location, such as to floppy diskette.  These 
files (01A=sys.ini and 01B=sys.ini) are stored in the  “\Program 
Files\Panasonic\GXLAC\SysIni” folder on the MPU955A Admin Console computer’s 
hard drive.  Performing a backup from the SYS Archive section will save a copy of the 
specified system file to an alternate location of your...

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5. Load the restored file into the Main A CPU if desired 
 
See “Replacing the System File in the Main CPU” section on page 30 
 
6. Repeat for the “01B” system file, if needed 
 
 
Wizard 
 
When you want to make changes to the system file’s [System] section - which defines the 
values for Cameras, Monitors, and Keyboards - you can use the wizard function in the 
SYS Archive section of the CPU Configuration Window to do this automatically. 
 
If the values for these components...

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The Wizard button’s appearance will change to indicate if any changes to the system file 
are recommended.  The gauge area on the left side of this icon indicates if the [System] 
components’ settings are: A) too low for the CPU size selected (yellow), B) matching the 
CPU size selected (yellow and green), or C) too high for the CPU size selected (yellow, 
green, and red). 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
When the icon displays yellow and green, indicating that the settings match the CPU size...

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Resetting the Main CPU 
 
After replacing the system file in the main CPU, each CPU needs to be rebooted so that 
the updated information is read and executed correctly (See Replacing the System File in 
the Main CPU on page 30). 
 
1. Select CPU Units from the Domain menu, and select the Reset tab 
 
 
 
2. Select the CPU you wish to reset from the drop-down box 
 
3. Click the red Reset button to reset the selected CPU 
 
4. Verify that you wish to reset the selected CPU by...

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Shutting Down the Main CPU 
 
To properly shutdown the main CPU, please, follow the shutdown procedure. 
 
1. Select CPU Units from the Domain menu, and select the Shutdown tab 
 
 
 
2. Select the CPU you wish to shutdown from the drop-down box 
 
3. Click the red Shutdown button to shutdown the selected CPU 
 
4. Verify that you wish to shutdown the selected CPU by clicking Yes on the 
Confirm Shutdown window that appears 
 
 
 
After the shutdown procedure is complete you will...