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Panasonic Central Processing Unit Wj Mpu955 Operating Instructions
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In most cases, you will not need to change the settings in the sys.ini file. However, if changes are necessary, the MPU955 CPU
must be rebooted.
Text appearing in blue is explanatory, and not part of the sys.ini file.
Interface section
The CPU can incorporate up to three Ethernet network interface cards.
[INTERFACES]
***{ Number of interfaces in the system}
Numinterfaces=3
The number used here is the number of the Ethernet ports on MPU955 CPU.
***{ Interface Definitions }
***{ Interface=,, }
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In most cases, you will not need to change the settings in the sys.ini file. However, if changes are necessary, the MPU955 CPU
must be rebooted.
Text appearing in blue is explanatory, and not part of the sys.ini file.
Interface section
The CPU can incorporate up to three Ethernet network interface cards.
[INTERFACES]
***{ Number of interfaces in the system}
Numinterfaces=3
The number used here is the number of the Ethernet ports on MPU955 CPU.
***{ Interface Definitions }
***{ Interface=,, }
***{ !!...")
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Procs section
This section tells the system which interface is to be used by certain process files.
[PROCS]
***{ Process Interface Assignments }
***{ Format: = }
***{ Set these three to the interface_num of the Ethernet keyboards: }
Keybp=1
Mxconts=1
Mxpfw=1
“1” means interface1 in [INTERFACES] section. MPU955 CPU has 3 software processes (listed above) to communi-
cate to a CU850. All processes should use same interface number. Factory default setup is interface “1”.
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Procs section
This section tells the system which interface is to be used by certain process files.
[PROCS]
***{ Process Interface Assignments }
***{ Format: = }
***{ Set these three to the interface_num of the Ethernet keyboards: }
Keybp=1
Mxconts=1
Mxpfw=1
“1” means interface1 in [INTERFACES] section. MPU955 CPU has 3 software processes (listed above) to communi-
cate to a CU850. All processes should use same interface number. Factory default setup is interface “1”.
***{ Set Swcpu to the same...")
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TimeDateFormat=1
***{ Time-Hour Display format }
***{ Format: TimeHourFormat= }
***{ format 0 - 12 Hour }
***{ format 1 - 24 Hour }
TimeHourFormat=0
UNIT section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
[UNIT]
***{ The unit ID should be the same as the one defined in }
***{ the Global Admin database for this unit. }
***{ For single-unit systems, use ID=1. (ID=0 is invalid) }
ID=1
RMS section
[CAUTION] This section does not apply to the MPU955 system, and should not be changed.
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TimeDateFormat=1
***{ Time-Hour Display format }
***{ Format: TimeHourFormat= }
***{ format 0 - 12 Hour }
***{ format 1 - 24 Hour }
TimeHourFormat=0
UNIT section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
[UNIT]
***{ The unit ID should be the same as the one defined in }
***{ the Global Admin database for this unit. }
***{ For single-unit systems, use ID=1. (ID=0 is invalid) }
ID=1
RMS section
[CAUTION] This section does not apply to the MPU955 system, and should not be changed.
[RMS]...")
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RS232ALARM section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
All RS232C ports can be set in Admin Console for the alarm interface. This section describes the characteristics
for the external alarm port only. Other use of the port, such as for an external controller, must be configured using
Admin Console.
[RS232ALARM]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
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RS232ALARM section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
All RS232C ports can be set in Admin Console for the alarm interface. This section describes the characteristics
for the external alarm port only. Other use of the port, such as for an external controller, must be configured using
Admin Console.
[RS232ALARM]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }...")
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TimeDateFormat=1
***{ Time-Hour Display format }
***{ Format: TimeHourFormat= }
***{ format 0 - 12 Hour }
***{ format 1 - 24 Hour }
TimeHourFormat=0
UNIT section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
[UNIT]
***{ The unit ID should be the same as the one defined in }
***{ the Global Admin database for this unit. }
***{ For single-unit systems, use ID=1. (ID=0 is invalid) }
ID=1
RMS section
[CAUTION] This section does not apply to the MPU955 system, and should not be changed.
[RMS]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }
***{ Required only for PSDIC RMS
*NumDedicatedRecorders=0
*NumBackupRecorders=0
*Review=0,0,0
*Backup=0,0,0
*IdleSource=0
*Links=0,0
LOG section
This section sets the frequency with which log files are saved to hard disk. The defaults below have the logs being
copied every 10 minutes and stored for 7 days.
[LOG]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }
***{ Log generation/save characteristics }
***{ Format: =, }
***{ Minutes = Frequency to copy to HD (1 - 30 min) }
***{ Note: Values outside this range = 1 min. }
***{ Days = days to save on HD (5 - 30) }
UserLog=10,7
SwLog=10,7
(SwLog is not currently supported)
AlarmLog=10,7
VideoLossLog=10,7
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RS232ALARM section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
All RS232C ports can be set in Admin Console for the alarm interface. This section describes the characteristics
for the external alarm port only. Other use of the port, such as for an external controller, must be configured using
Admin Console.
[RS232ALARM]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }
***{ Enable/Disable Serial Alarms by port }
***{ Format: AlarmPort=,, }
***{ port # = use 1 to indicate desired port (only one) }
***{ port # = use 0 to indicate ports not desired }
*AlarmPort=1,0,0
ALARMTEXTDISPLAY section
This section sets up the characteristics of the alarm text - whether alarm text only or alarm and action text.
There is a 40 character maximum for alarm text.
[ALARMTEXTDISPLAY]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }
***{ Alarm Text Display format }
***{ Format: AlarmTextDisplay= }
***{ option 0 - Display Alarm Text only }
***{ option 1 - Display both Alarm Text (20 chars) }
***{ and Action Text (20 chars) }
*AlarmTextDisplay=0
SYSTEM section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
Use Admin Console to select the correct CPU size.
[SYSTEM]
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }
***{ Format: Keyboards= }
***{ Cameras= }
***{ Monitors= }
*Keyboards=64
*Cameras=1024
*Monitors=256
ROUTING section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
This section allows the setting of certain network parameters. If you believe changes are necessary, consult your
network administrator.
***{ This section is optional to the system. It is only required for external gateway. }
***{ Only one default gateway entry is allowed! }
***{ Format: default= }
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The factory default settings below are up is commented out by “*”.
default=192.168.200.1
***{ Network entries must be grouped together although any number of entries is allowed. }
***{ Format: network=,, }
*network=64.0.0.0,192.168.200.44,255,0,0,0
*network=88.0.0.0,192.168.200.88,255,0,0,0
*network=33.5.0.0,192.168.200.66,255,0,0,0
*network=64.0.0.0,192.168.200.55,255,0,0,0
***{ Host entries must be grouped together although any number of entries is allowed. }
***{ Format: host=, }
*host=33.44.55.66,192.168.200.66
*host=11.22.33.44,192.168.200.44
SNTP section
[CAUTION] This section should not be changed.
This section allows changes to Simple Network Time Protocol parameters, if SNTP is implemented.
***{ This section is optional. It is not required unless }
***{ System defaults are not acceptable. Delete the }
***{ single asterisks below to make this section active. }
***{ This section lists user-defined client SNTP values, }
***{ sync rates and an external server address. }
***{ }
***{ Format: (VALUES INTERNAL TO THIS UNIT) }
***{ ClientMode= (act as an SNTP client) }
***{ modes: 0 - Internal (default) }
***{ 1 - Unicast }
***{ 2 - Anycast }
***{ 3 - Broadcast }
***{ ServerMode= (to expose its timestamp to }
***{ other units) }
***{ modes: 0 - Off }
***{ 1 - On (default) }
***{ InternalFrequency= }
***{ -default is 600 sec (10 min) }
***{ }
***{ (VALUES FOR EXTERNAL CONNECTION) }
***{ NTPServerIPA= of SNTP server }
***{ -for Unicast mode only; optional for }
***{ modes 0,2,3. }
***{ ExternalFrequency= }
***{ -default is 18000 sec (5 hrs) }
***{ TZOffset= time zone offset from GMT }
***{ (+,-12 in integer values) }
***{ DaylightSaving= (applies for the local }
***{ time zone) }
***{ on/off: 0 - off }
***{ 1 - on }
*ClientMode=1
*ServerMode=1
*InternalFrequency=600
*NTPServerIPA=192.168.200.XXX
*ExternalFrequency=18000
*TZOffset=5
*DaylightSaving=1
ID ID 24 This section indicates the contents of the default database - sample.adm - that is included on the CD-ROM. GX DEVICES Default Database Contents 1 2 3 4 5 6I/F 0 0 0 0 0 0IPA 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.2 192.168.2.1 192.168.2.2 192.168.3.1 192.168.4.1EA 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00ENC Input port 1 - 4 5 - 8 9 - 12 13 - 16 – –DEC Output port – – – – 1 - 4 5 - 8GXDIN Input port – – – – – –Address AB 00 00 00 00 10 10C 1 2 3 4 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16Logical # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16Switch Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital DigitalPorts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16Compensation Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short Short ShortBitrate 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144 6.144Model WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854A WV-CS854AOSD CAMERA1 CAMERA2 CAMERA3 CAMERA4 CAMERA5 CAMERA6 CAMERA7 CAMERA8 CAMERA9 CAMERA10 CAMERA11 CAMERA12 CAMERA13 CAMERA14 CAMERA15 CAMERA16 CAMERAS
ID ID ID 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16Area 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Priority 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3Boot File – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – keyetherModel WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 WV-CU350 RS232 RS232 RS232 WV-CU850IPA 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 172.18.0.200EA 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00:00:00 00:80:45:0D:D0:01Port 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 0 CONTROLLERS Note 1:Although actual model number is WV-CU360C, WV-CU350 should be entered to Model field. Note 2:Actual MAC address that is indicated on a product should be entered to EA field. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Area 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Local 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Switch Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital Digital DigitalPort 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MONITORS 100 955Password 100 955Priority 100 3Timeout 00:00:00 00:00:00OPERATORS
If operator ID and password are correct, OK will
appear for 2 seconds on the LCD display.
Note:If an operator ID and password error have
occurred, NG will appear for 2 seconds on the
LCD display with a beep sound, then the Log-in
procedure automatically returns to the start.
Log-out
This function is used when an operator is leaving the con-
troller, or no longer requires access to the system.
1. Hold down the [LOGOUT]key and then press the
[CAMERA (ENTER)]key to log out.
NO OPERATOR is displayed on the LCD display of
the controller.
2. Turn off the Power switch located on the rear of the
controller. Before starting the following procedures, all system compo-
nents must be turned on.
The following procedures apply when the WV-CU850
System Controller is connected to the system. Some of
functions are not available when the WV-CU360C System
Controller is connected.
Log-in
1. Turn on the power switches of all system components.
2. Press the POWER ON/OFFSwitch located on the rear
of the System Controller, to the ON position.
The LINK indicator lights up and the following displays
will appear on the LCD display of the system controller.
3. Select your registered operator ID number (up to 5 dig-
its) by pressing the numeric keys, then press the
[CAMERA (ENTER)]key.
PASSWORD will appear on the LCD display of the
controller.
4. Select your registered password (up to 5 digits) by
pressing the numeric keys, then press the [CAMERA
(ENTER)]key.
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INFORMATIONHELLO!INFORMATIONID:
NO OPERATOR
INFORMATIONID:100INFORMATIONID:100
PASSWORD:
–––––
LOGOUTAUX1 OFF AUX1 ON
CALL
PRESETPGM
PRESET
CAM
POSIDIGITAL
OUTDEF OFF DEF ON
AREA
AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON
CAMERA
(ENTER)AUTO PAN
CAM ID
VLD S T&D
ALM SGEN
SYS S
(
ALARM)
0 8 7
MSTATUS
VLD HALL
ALM H
BLK5
9 6 423 1
SHIFTCLEAR
(
ESC)
EXIT
INFORMATIONID:100
PASSWORD:
**INFORMATIONID:100
PASSWORD:OK
*****
LOGOUTAUX1 OFF AUX1 ON
CALL
PRESETPGM
PRESET
CAM
POSIDIGITAL
OUTDEF OFF DEF ON
AREA
AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON
CAMERA
(ENTER)AUTO PAN
CAM ID
VLD S T&D
ALM SGEN
SYS S
(
ALARM)
0 8 7
MSTATUS
VLD HALL
ALM H
BLK5
9 6 423 1
SHIFTCLEAR
(
ESC)
EXIT
Log-in and Log-out
INFORMATIONID:
NO OPERATOR
LOGOUTAUX1 OFF AUX1 ON
CALL
PRESETPGM
PRESET
CAM
POSIDIGITAL
OUTDEF OFF DEF ON
AREA
AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON
CAMERA
(ENTER)AUTO PAN
CAM ID
VLD S T&D
ALM SGEN
SYS S
(
ALARM)
0 8 7
MSTATUS
VLD HALL
ALM H
BLK5
9 6 423 1
SHIFTCLEAR
(
ESC)
EXIT
After log-in, the following operations are available for con- trolling the system. The operation begins with selecting a monitor; then select a camera to be displayed on the active monitor screen. Monitor Selection 1. Select the desired monitor number by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [MONITOR]key to exe- cute the selection. The selected monitor number is now displayed on the MONITOR display of the controller. 2. Pressing the [NEXT]key while holding down the [MON- ITOR]key will select the next higher monitor number, or pressing the [PREV]key while holding down the [MONITOR]key will select the next lower monitor num- ber. Note:The MONITOR BUSY indicator lights, if the moni- tor is selected by a higher priority operator. Control of the same monitor is denied to an operator with a lower priority. Camera Selection 1. Select the desired monitor. Refer to the Monitor Selection. 2. Select the desired camera number by pressing the numeric keys, then press the [CAMERA (ENTER)]key. The selected camera picture appears on the active monitor and the selected camera number is now dis- played on the CAMERA display of the controller. 3. Pressing the [NEXT]key while holding down the [CAM- ERA (ENTER)]key will replace the currently selected camera with the next higher camera number, or press- ing the [PREV]key while holding down the [CAMERA (ENTER)]key will replace the currently selected cam- era with the next lower camera number. Note:The CAMERA BUSY indicator lights, if the cam- era is selected by a higher priority operator. Control of the same camera is denied to an opera- tor with a lower priority. 29 Monitor and Camera Selection INFORMATIONEntry:16INFORMATIONMon16 CAM ID VLD S T&D ALM SGEN SYS S ( ALARM) 0 8 7 MSTATUS VLD HALL ALM H BLK5 9 6 423 1 SHIFTCLEAR ( ESC) EXIT GROUP PRESETPREVS-CTL ID OPE IDNEXT GROUP SEQPAUSESTOP TOUR SEQREV RUNFWD RUN OSD VER MONITOR LOCK OSD SERVICE INFORMATIONMonitor NextINFORMATIONMonitor Prev CAM ID VLD S T&D ALM SGEN SYS S ( ALARM) 0 8 7 MSTATUS VLD HALL ALM H BLK5 9 6 423 1 SHIFTCLEAR ( ESC) EXIT GROUP PRESETPREVS-CTL ID OPE IDNEXT GROUP SEQPAUSESTOP TOUR SEQREV RUNFWD RUN OSDMONITOR LOCK OSD SERVICE VER INFORMATIONEntry:128INFORMATIONCam 128 LOGOUTAUX1 OFF AUX1 ON CALL PRESETPGM PRESET CAM POSIDIGITAL OUTDEF OFF DEF ON AREA AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON CAMERA (ENTER)AUTO PAN CAM ID VLD S T&D ALM SGEN SYS S ( ALARM) 0 8 7 MSTATUS VLD HALL ALM H BLK5 9 6 423 1 SHIFTCLEAR ( ESC) EXIT INFORMATIONCamera NextINFORMATIONCamera Prev CAM ID VLD S T&D ALM SGEN SYS S ( ALARM) 0 8 7 MSTATUS VLD HALL ALM H BLK5 9 6 423 1 SHIFTCLEAR ( ESC) EXIT LOGOUTAUX1 OFF AUX1 ON CALL PRESETPGM PRESET CAM POSIDIGITAL OUTDEF OFF DEF ON AREA AUX2 OFF AUX2 ON CAMERA (ENTER)AUTO PAN GROUP PRESETPREVS-CTL ID OPE IDNEXT GROUP SEQPAUSESTOP TOUR SEQREV RUNFWD RUN OSDMONITOR LOCK OSD SERVICE VER
30 Priority Lock This function is used to retain control of a monitor for an operator, even after that operator has selected another monitor. Caution:This function will prevent operators with a lower priority from gaining control of a monitor. However, higher priority operators may still gain control of that monitor. Applying Priority Lock 1. Select the desired monitor to apply Priority Lock. Refer to the Monitor Selection. 2. Pressing the [MONITOR]key while holding down the [SHIFT]key will toggle the Priority Lock mode on and off on the active monitor. If the Priority Lock mode is selected, the monitor num- ber with L sign is displayed on the active monitor and the MONITOR LOCK indicator on the controller is on. Releasing Priority Lock 1. Select the desired monitor to release Priority Lock. Refer to the Monitor Selection. 2. Pressing the [MONITOR]key while holding down the [SHIFT]key will release the lock mode. The monitor number is displayed normally on the active monitor and the MONITOR LOCK indicator on the con- troller is now off. INFORMATIONMon Lock CAM ID VLD S T&D ALM SGEN SYS S ( ALARM) 0 8 7 MSTATUS VLD HALL ALM H BLK5 9 6 423 1 SHIFTCLEAR ( ESC) EXIT GROUP PRESETPREVS-CTL ID OPE IDNEXT GROUP SEQPAUSESTOP TOUR SEQREV RUNFWD RUN OSD VER MONITOR LOCK OSD SERVICE INFORMATIONMon Unlock