Panasonic Admin Console Wjmpu955a Operating Instructions
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Table of Contents i Welcome ............................................................................................................... 1 Introduction ........................................................................................................... 3 Control of the System ........................................................................................ 3 How It Works ..................................................................................................... 4 Configuration Management ........................................................................... 4 User Control................................................................................................... 4 What Happens Next .......................................................................................... 4 Installation............................................................................................................. 5 System Requirements ....................................................................................... 5 Minimum Hardware Requirements ................................................................ 5 Minimum Video Display Setting Requirements .............................................. 5 Operating System Requirements ................................................................... 5 Installing MPU955A Admin Console.................................................................. 6 What Happens Next .......................................................................................... 6 Configuration ........................................................................................................ 7 Worksheet Tasks............................................................................................... 7 Instructions ........................................................................................................ 8 Checklist............................................................................................................ 8 Starting the Program ......................................................................................... 9 Logging In ......................................................................................................... 9 First Time Operation........................................................................................ 10 CPU Setup ................................................................................................... 10 Scheduled Modes ........................................................................................ 13 Main Window ................................................................................................... 15 Database Management................................................................................... 16 At Installation............................................................................................... 16 Database Archive ........................................................................................ 16 Creating a Database .................................................................................... 17 Selecting a Database................................................................................... 18 Renaming a Database ................................................................................. 20 Deleting a Database .................................................................................... 21 Backing up or Restoring a Database ........................................................... 22 CPU System File ......................................................................................... 28 Resetting the Main CPU .............................................................................. 35 Shutting Down the Main CPU ...................................................................... 36 Redundant CPU Control .............................................................................. 37 Configuring a System ...................................................................................... 40 Overview ...................................................................................................... 40 Switch Nodes ............................................................................................... 41 GX Digital Nodes......................................................................................... 41 SX850 – Matrix Frames ............................................................................... 44 SX650 – Switch Nodes ................................................................................ 47 Components ................................................................................................ 50 Alarms......................................................................................................... 51 Cameras ...................................................................................................... 63 System Controllers ...................................................................................... 73
Table of Contents ii Digital Recorders ......................................................................................... 77 Viewing and Programming Modes ............................................................... 82 Controllers Recorder Tab............................................................................. 83 Adding or Removing Cameras for a Defined Recorder................................ 85 Alarm Input/Output....................................................................................... 87 Monitors ....................................................................................................... 90 Operators..................................................................................................... 96 Automate ....................................................................................................... 104 Tour Sequences........................................................................................ 105 Group Presets............................................................................................ 111 Group Sequences ...................................................................................... 117 Event Scheduler........................................................................................ 123 Tools............................................................................................................. 126 Log Manager.............................................................................................. 127 AC Log....................................................................................................... 132 Areas......................................................................................................... 134 Account Manager....................................................................................... 136 Help........................................................................................................... 139 Uninstalling....................................................................................................... 139 Appendix A ....................................................................................................... 140 Appendix B ....................................................................................................... 150 Glossary............................................................................................................ 151 Acronyms ...................................................................................................... 151 Terms ............................................................................................................ 152 General Index ................................................................................................... 157 Worksheets ....................................................................................................... 161 Instructions .................................................................................................... 161 Teamwork ..................................................................................................... 162 Checklist........................................................................................................ 162
Welcome 1 Welcome Welcome to the MPU955A * Admin Console Installation and Configuration manual. This guide is organized in a logical step-by-step sequence that will allow for both an easy and accurate configuration. First, an explanation of what MPU955A Admin Console is and how it works in a Network Security System (NSS) is presented in general terms. Next, you will be guided through installing the software, creating a configuration database, and loading the database into the Network Security System’s CPU. While creating the configuration database, you will find that many components interact with each other, and are dependent on specific values. It will be important to utilize the worksheets provided at the end of this manual to gather the data necessary to create the configuration database, and to develop an understanding of your Network Security System. These worksheets, once completed, should also be utilized when making updates or changes to the system’s configuration, to ensure accurate results. This part of the process will be explained in the Configuration section of this manual, which is divided into three phases: physical planning, worksheet tasks, and keying in the data. * Throughout this document, MPU955A refers to WJ-MPU955A.
Introduction 3 Introduction MPU955A Admin Console enables an administrator and other users to closely control the operation of a Network Security System (NSS). Such a system can include as many as 1,024 cameras and 256 monitors. You will be guided through the process of installing MPU955A Admin Console to manage an NSS, creating the databases that dictate the operation of the NSS, and allowing an administrator to easily change the system’s configuration when necessary. Control of the System MPU955A Admin Console enables an administrator to utilize an NSS’s performance capabilities to meet the surveillance needs of a facility during initial installation, as well as when conditions change. The NSS can be configured to help security personnel respond in different ways using MPU955A Admin Console. For example, based on: • Time of day - such as when open to the public, closed, and after-hours cleaning and maintenance. • Night quiet time. • Quiet day of the week - which would be a 24-hour period of quiet time without any activity except security personnel doing rounds. • Special business activity - such as taking physical inventory, restocking, and doing routine maintenance of special equipment. • Visits by celebrities, dignitaries, or officials. In addition, the NSS can be configured using MPU955A Admin Console to allow for quick responses to unexpected disruptions of normal activity that could be caused by power, fire, police, health, or other emergencies.
Introduction 4 How It Works MPU955A Admin Console is a management t ool that maintains tracking, reporting, and functional relationships between the various components in a network security system. Configuration Management It is possible for MPU955A Admin Console to maintain several separate configurations for a given system. One configuration, for example, could differ gr eatly from the typical configuration used, because its purpose may be to watch over a pa rticular activity, such as the taking of an equipment and supplies inventory when th e facility is closed to the public. User Control In addition to controlling individual cam eras, MPU955A Admin Console provides the user with selections from lists of presets and sequences. • If the user chooses a group preset, a group of monitors will display a set of video outputs from a group of came ras at preset positions. • A sequence, on the other hand, is a system -controlled series of views - one of several cameras on one monitor (a Tour Sequence) or of group presets (a Group Sequence on several monitors). What Happens Next Installing the MPU955A Admin Console softwa re only takes a few minutes and is very simple to complete. A series of Windows dialog boxes guide the installation onto the PC. The subsequent task of configuring the soft ware, once installed, can range from modest, for a small system, to complex, for a very large system, such as in an airport. When it comes to security surveillance, all potential contingencies should be considered when planning a system’s functionality. MP U955A Admin Console is the tool that simplifies this process.
Installation 5 Installation Part of installing MPU955A Admin Console means copying program files from a CD- ROM onto the hard drive of a dedicated PC. MPU955A Admin Console is a tool that allows an administrator to configure the NSS (Network Security System) with information compiled about components and users, and to use well-planned presets and sequences. System Requirements As with any PC application that must be reliable, MPU955A Admin Console should be the primary program running on the computer it is installed on. There should be little other than MPU955A Admin Console running on the same computer. Minimum Hardware Requirements • PC with an Intel® Pentium® III processor • 64 MB memory • 20 MB free hard drive space • 10/100 Mbps Ethernet network interface card Minimum Video Display Setting Requirements • 256 colors • 800 x 600 resolution Operating System Requirements • Microsoft® Windows® (English Version) 2000 Professional SP4, XP Professional SP2
Installation 6 Installing MPU955A Admin Console 1. Insert the MPU955A CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive on your computer – an installation menu will appear 2. Select Admin Console and click the Next button – MPU955A Admin Console will begin installing automatically 3. Respond to the dialog boxes by following the directions given What Happens Next The next section will guide you through the phases involved with the setup and configuration of a MPU955A System, using the Admin Console.