Panasonic Administration Console Wj Asc8501p Users Guide

Admin Console    CONFIGURATION
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99 9 9
.. . .
 Enter th e  T arget ID  range of cam era ID  n u m b e r s , with
the beginning num ber in  t h e  S T A R T  box, and th e
ending num ber in the E N D  box.
11 1 1
00 0 0
.. . .
 R epeat steps 1-9 for all other perm ission tabs.
The Cam View permission tab allows an administrator to permit or deny
a system controller to view specific cameras.  The Modes section of this
tab is described on page 18.
The Monitor permission tab...

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OTHER
The “Other” tab shows which other SCS components or sequences are
configured to include the highlighted camera.
This section is informational only.  Changes cannot be made to other
components or sequences from this window.  Changes must be made
from each specific component or sequence’s menu option.
On the image below, for example, tour sequence number 1 is configured
to include camera ID 1.  The tour sequence section of this tab for camera
ID 1 was automatically updated when tour sequence 1 was...

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CAMERA POSITIONS
An operator, from a system controller, can control each camera in the
system that supports Presets by pressing the Camera Position button on
the controller.  The operator cannot define positions, but rather, can only
recall positions (which are a combination of Camera ID and CPreset
numbers) that have already been defined.
The Camera Positions setting in Admin Console allows administrators to
define and consolidate the...

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5. Click in th e  C P re s e t field and type in th e  d e s ire d
preset num ber.
6. Click in the Scene field and enter a description of the
cam era view  in  t h a t  position, if desired.
You can add, edit, delete, or replicate Position IDs as needed using the
four icons at the bottom of this window. 

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System Controllers
A system controller is a device used by an operator to control specific
components within the SCS, such as: cameras, monitors, alarms, alarm
outputs, etc.  Controllers are generally identified to an operator using their
ID number, but can be viewed in the Admin Console by ID, IPA, EA, or
Area.
DEFINITION
Add, edit, or delete controller records as necessary using the three icons at
the bottom of this window. 

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SY STEM  C O N TR O LLER S – D efinition
Field D ata
IDUnique record ID assigned by the Admin Console as a
system controller is added, in order to identify one
controller to the system.
The Admin Console automatically generates this number
in
consecutive order.  Upon adding controllers, 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....

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SY STEM  C O N TR O LLER S – D efinition
Field D ata
ModelPull-down and select the correct type of system controller.
This will enable or disable fields that are specific to each
particular controller.  CU350 (RS485), CU850 (Ethernet),
PFW100 [CU350] (RS485), PFW100 [CU850] (Ethernet),
PFW850 (Ethernet), RS232 (serial), or ActiveX.
IPAUnique Internet Protocol Address assigned by the system
administrator.  Dotted decimal, 15 characters....

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PERMISSIONS
Modify or copy system controller permissions in the same manner
described in the Camera Permissions section, beginning on page 47.
The Cam Ctrl permission tab allows an administrator to permit or deny a
system controller the ability to control specific cameras.  The Modes
section of each of the permissions tabs is described on page 18.
¤ Note:  Allowing a system controller to control a certain camera
will automatically allow the same controller to view the
specified camera.
The Cam View...

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The Alarm permission tab allows an administrator to permit or deny a
controller’s ability to seize a specific alarm.
The Alarm I/O permission tabs allows an administrator to permit or deny
a controller’s ability to seize a specific IO port. 

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Monitors
Monitors are generally viewed within the Admin Console by ID number,
but can be viewed by area\local number, since the user will operate the
SCS by selecting a monitor by local number within a specific area.
Area\local numbers are displayed in the Admin Console as one whole
number.  The four right-most digits represent the local number and the
left-most one, two, or three digits will represent the area.  For example,
10034 represents area 1 and local number 34, or 251100 represents area
25...