Panasonic Administration Console Wj Asc8501p Users Guide

Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
39Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
Matrix Frames
These processor nodes provide access to the system’s matrix-switching
devices.
DEFINITION
11 1 1
.. . .
 Click on the M atrix Fram e button on th e  main m enu.
¤ Note: Each field preceded by purple text must be given a unique
number - different from other configured frame records.
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 Click th e  A dd R ecord button.
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 Enter all inform ation require d  about each M atrix Fram e. 

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M A T R IX  FR A M E S  - D efinition
Field D ata
IDUnique record ID assigned by the Admin Console as a
frame is added, in order to identify one frame to the
system.  1 to 1,098.
The Admin Console automatically generates this number
in
consecutive order.  Upon adding frames, the system will
automatically assign the next available number.
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 style.  Since...

Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
41Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
M A T R IX  FR A M E S  - D efinition
Field D ata
If MXOSD (on screen display function) were  ’d, you
would need to select a range of numbers in Output
Ports.
This range will be unique to the entire frame for the OSD
function regardless of the number of OSD cards installed
within the frame.
MXSWCheck   if one (or more) WJ-PB85C16 video crosspoint
input cards and WJ-PB85M16 video crosspoint output
cards are installed.
If MXSW (switching...

42 C O M PO N EN TS
Each one of these buttons opens a window that requires information from
one or more of the Setup Worksheets that you have completed.
Input the required information for each of these components separately:
cameras, system controllers, monitors, alarm I/O ports, alarms, and
operators.
Cameras(System)
ControllersMonitors(Alarm)
I/O PortsAlarmsOperators 

Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
43Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
Cameras
Every camera in the system can be identified in several ways.  Not only is
there a physical identification to a particular installation (such as the
cabling run and port connection), but there is also information that
changes when a camera is removed and/or is replaced at any given
location.  Each camera has a record that contains its details.
An operator calls a camera by its logical camera number.  However,
configurations can be...

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CAM ERAS – Definition
Field D ata
IDUnique record ID assigned by the Admin Console as a
camera is added, in order to identify one camera to the
system.  1 to 8,192.
The Admin Console automatically generates this number
in
consecutive order.  Upon adding cameras, the system will
automatically assign the next available number.
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 style.  Since
logical and local...

Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
45Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
CAM ERAS – Definition
Field D ata
Ports:            
ControlName/number of the input port on the Video Input Board
WJ-PB85X08 Matrix Control (MXCONT) function to which
the camera cable is connected.  1 to 8,192.
VideoName/number of the input port on the Video Crosspoint
Input Board WJ-PB85C16 Matrix Switch (MXSW) function
to which the output of the WJ-PB85X08 card is
connected.  1 to 8,192.
Video Signal     
Compensation:Cable length from...

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REPLICATE A CAMERA DEFINITION
11 1 1
.. . .
 Highlight a configured cam era ID  and click th e
Replic a t e  R ecord button.
A confirmation message will appear asking “Are you sure you want to
REPLICATE this camera?” and explaining the replication rules.
[1] Records will be generated according to ID.
[2] ID will be incremented to the next available value.
[3] Logical #, Control & Video Ports will be incremented from a
specified base value you assign.
[4] If a record already exists with a matching...

Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
47Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
PERMISSIONS
The permission tabs allow an administrator to easily permit or deny
components’ access to other components.
By default, all components are allowed to access all other components.
An administrator must deny permissions.
11 1 1
.. . .
 Highlight a cam era and click on the Cam  Ctrl
perm ission  ta b .
The Cam Ctrl permission tab allows an administrator to permit or deny a
system controller to control specific cameras.  The Modes...

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22 2 2
.. . .
 D ouble click on a specific controlle r  to  invert or
alternate betw een perm it or deny.
¤ Note:   Be sure to click the save button (the picture of the floppy
disk) before exiting each particular permission tab to
ensure the changes will be saved correctly.
33 3 3
.. . .
 Highlight a ro w , a colum n, or click and drag to
highlight a group of controllers.
44 4 4
.. . .
 Click th e  In v e rt G rid Selection button to change the
state o f th e  p e rm is s ion fo r  the highlighted...