Panasonic Central Processing Unit Wj Mpu955a Operating Instructions

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System Status Table
The table shows the system status in real time.
1. Select a desired monitor. (Refer to p. 56 Monitor
Selection.)
2. Display SysStat menu. (Refer to Step 1 and 2 of p. 77
To Recall Menu Functions.)
3. Select a desired function by pressing one of the F1 to
F3 buttons. 
Available buttons and functions
F1: On
Opens the SYSTEM STATUS table.
F2: Off
Closes the SYSTEM STATUS table.
F3: Blk
Changes the monitor background beween camera
images and black picture.
MON:Monitor number
AREA:Area number
CAM/DVR/SEQ:

C6400001:Unit 64, Camera 1
R6400001:Unit 64, Recorder 1
T640010001P:Unit 64, Area 1, Tour Sequence 1
pause
G640010001P:Unit 64, Area 1, Group Sequence 1
pause
DEV:Device Name
K:System controller number with normal user oper-
ator.
S:System controller number with super user opera-
tor.
ALM:Alarm
EVT:Timer event
USER:User ID
Note:Alarm USRID consists of alarm number and
alarm action number.
E.g. ALM20 indicates alarm #2 and its action
#0.
PRI:User priority
4. To display the next page, press the + button.
To display the previous page, press the – button.Notes: 
•To display the first page of table, press the + but-
ton while holding down the SHIFT button.
•To display the last page of table, press the – button
while holding down the SHIFT button.
5. To exit the SYSTEM STATUS table, perform either of the
following.
•Select a camera. (Refer to p. 56 Camera Selection.)
•Press the MON(ESC) button.
•Press the EXIT button.
Video Loss History Table
There are 100 video loss detection records stored in
chronological order in 10 pages of table.
1. Select a desired monitor. (Refer to p. 56 Monitor
Selection.)
2. Display VL Hist menu. (Refer to Step 1 and 2 of p. 77
To Recall Menu Functions.)
3. Select a desired function by pressing one of the F1 to
F3 buttons. 
Available buttons and functions
F1: On
Opens the VIDEO LOSS HISTORY table.
F2: Off
Closes the VIDEO LOSS HISTORY table.
F3: Blk
Changes the monitor background beween camera
images and black picture.
CAM:Logical camera number that is connected to the
system.
STATE:Indicates video loss changes.
OK:Video loss is recovered.
LS:Video level is below normal and in sync.
VL:Video level is below normal and out of sync.
HL:Video level is above normal and out of sync.
TYPE:Place where the video loss occurs.
S:Video crosspoint input (Not supported)
C:Camera control input
DATE/TIME:Date and time when the video loss state
changes.
SysStat:         010
  On  Off  Blk
         SYSTEM STATUS      PG        
 MON AREA CAM/DVR/SEQ  DEV  USER  PRI
   1    1    C6400001   K1     1    1
 999  999    R6400001 S128 12345 1234
 999  999 T640010001P S128 12345  999
 999  999 G640010001P S128 12345  999
VL Hist:         011
  On  Off  Blk
       VIDEO LOSS HISTORY   PG        
  CAM  STATE   TYPE     DATE/TIME
 6401     OK      C   01/01/01 12:00 
						

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4. To display the next page, press the + button.
To display the previous page, press the – button.
Notes: 
•To display the first page of table, press the + but-
ton while holding down the SHIFT button.
•To display the last page of table, press the – button
while holding down the SHIFT button.
5. To exit the VIDEO LOSS HISTORY table, perform either
of the following.
•Select a camera. (Refer to p. 56 Camera Selection.)
•Press the MON(ESC) button.
•Press the EXIT button.
Area Change
Note: The following function is available only if the assign-
ments of monitor surveillance areas has been estab-
lished through admin console. (Refer to the Admin
Console Users Guide.)
1. Display Area No menu. (Refer to Step 1 and 2 of p. 77
To Recall Menu Functions.)
2. Select an area number by pressing the numeric but-
tons.
Note:If you have selected an area not assigned
through the admin console, operations will become
unavailable. In this case, log out, and then log into
the system again. (Refer to p. 55 Login and
Logout.)
3. Press the F1 button. The area will be changed.
Operator ID
You can check your operator ID as follows.
Display Ope ID menu. (Refer to Step 1 and 2 of p. 77 To
Recall Menu Functions.)
Your operator ID will be displayed on the LCD.
Controller ID
You can check your System Controller ID as follows.
Display Cnt ID menu. (Refer to Step 1 and 2 of p. 77 To
Recall Menu Functions.)
Your System Controller ID will be displayed on the LCD.
System Version
You can check the system version of CPUas follows.
Display Ver menu. (Refer to Step 1 and 2 of p. 77 To
Recall Menu Functions.)
The system version of CPUwill be displayed on the LCD.
Area No:1        012
 Set
Area No:9        012
 Set
Ope ID :100      013
Cnt ID :001      014
Ver: 3.2.0.0     015 
						

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APPENDIX 
						

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The power cord insulation is
damaged.
Troubleshooting
Before asking for technical support, please check the following symptoms and their possible causes and solutions. If the solu-
tions below do not solve the problem, or the symptom is not listed below, contact your installer or sales representative.
Power Related Failure
CPU-Related Problems
SymptomPossible cause / Possible solutionReference
The power cord, connector, or
power plug are hot-damaged.
The power cord gets warm or
hot if bent or pulled during use.
—
The power cord, connectors, or power plug are damaged. 
If you continue to use it, a fire or an electric shock may
occur.
Unplug the power plug immediately, and refer servicing of
the plug to qualified service personnel.
CPU is not Active.
SymptomPossible cause / Possible solutionReference
p. 28
When using Standard System (No Redundant CPU)
Check if the Redundant CPU selector is set to NO.
When using Redundant System
Check if the cable is firmly connected between the SERIAL
ports of both CPUs.
Monitor video display is not sta-
ble.p. 28
When using Redundant System
Check if both CPUs are Active. In such a case, reboot the
CPUs. If the problem is not solved, contact service person-
nel.
OSD time and date format is
incorrect.p. 44Check the time and date format in the SYS.INI file using the
admin console.
OSD time and date shows 1999
1 1.—The built-in battery needs to be replaced. Contact service
personnel.
The power is not supplied.—
Is the power cord connected correctly?
Is the power plug firmly plugged into an outlet?
Insert the power plug firm into an outlet. 
						

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System Controller-Related Problems
WV-CU950 controller fails to
start. LCD shows: Connecting
to Main CPU…
SymptomPossible cause / Possible solutionReference 
Admin Console
Users GuideCheck the network connection between the CPU and CU950
controller. Check the controller database and make sure it
has the correct controller Ethernet address.
Encoder and Decoder-Related problems (NTSC model only)
The encoder or decoder does
not start up normally.
SymptomPossible cause / Possible solutionReference
Operating
Instructions of
MPEG2
Encoder/MPEG2
DecoderCheck whether the rotary switch setting matches the
encoder or decoder database setting.
Be sure that encoder or decoder is in the main CPU mode.
The digital disk recorder has an
communication error.
Operating
Instructions of
Digital Disk
RecorderCheck the connection between the digital disk recorder and
CPU.
Check if the IP address setting in the admin console match-
es that in SETUP MENU of digital disk recorder.
You cannot select the digital
disk recorder.Admin Console
Users GuideCheck the settings related to the digital disk recorder in the
admin console. 
						

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Specifications
Power Supply NTSC model: 120 V AC, 60 Hz
PAL model: 220 V - 240 V AC, 50 Hz
Power Consumption: 60 W
Controllable Encoders (NTSC model only): 256 Encoders
Controllable Decoders (NTSC model only): 64 Decoders
Ethernet Ports: 10Base-T/100Base-TX, 8-conductor modular jack (x3)
System controller* (1 port), encoder and decoder control (1 port)**, other (1 port)
* Maximum 64 controllers
** NTSC model only
RS-232C Port: 9-pin D-sub connector (x2)
Ambient Operating Temperature: +5 °C to +45 °C {41 °F - 113 °F}
Ambient Operating Humidity: Less than 90 %
Dimensions  420 mm (W) x 88 mm (H) x 350 (D) mm
(excluding rubber feet and projections): {16-9/16 (W) x 3-7/16 (H) x 13-3/4 (D)}
Weight: 9 kg{19.8 lbs.}
Weight and dimensions indicated are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Standard Accessories
Installation Guide  ............................................................. 1 pc.
CD-ROM ........................................................................... 1 pc.
Note:The files specified below are included on the CD-ROM.
Operating Instructions (pdf)
Administration Console
The following are for installation:
Power Cord*
NTSC model:  ............................................................... 1 pc.
PAL model: .................................................................. 2 pcs.
Mounting Brackets ............................................................ 2 pcs.
Mounting Screws .............................................................. 8 pcs.
* Use the power cord that is suited to your locality.
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