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    Command Table
    Basic Operation
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    Fast Forward to the end OFF OFF
    Pause OPA OPA
    Play OPL OPL
    Recording ORC ORC
    Rewind to the top ORW ORW
    Skip&Play Forward OSF:n OSF n=0F Normal speed
    n=1F x2 speed
    n=2F x5 speed
    n=3F x50 speed
    n=5F x100 speed
    n=0S Normal speed
    n=1S 1/2 speed
    n=+ Increment
    n=– Decrement
    Stop OSP:n OSP n=P stops PLAY
    n=R stops REC
    no parameter stops PLAY and REC
    Skip&Play Rewind OSR:n OSR Refer to OSF.
    Forward a field OVF OVF
    Rewind a field OVR OVR
    Camera Selection OCS:ccccc OCS:ccccc ccccc=00001 – 00008 (decimal)
    ccccc=+ 1 up
    ccccc=– 1 down
    Monitor Selection OMS:mmmm OMS:mmmm mmmm=0001 Multi-screen Monitor
    mmmm=0002 Spot Monitor
    Button Lock MKL:n MKL n=0 Unlock
    n=1 Lock
    EL-zoom OZM:m OZM:m (m=0-4) m=0 EL-zoom OFF
    m=1 EL-zoom ON
    m=2 2-fold
    m=4 4-fold
    m=+ x1 →x2 →x4 →x1
    m=– x4 →x2 →x1 →x4
    Alarm Control
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    Alarm Suspension MAD:n MAD:n n=0 Suspension disabled
    n=1 Suspension enabled
    Alarm History Display OAE:n OAE n=0 Display hides
    n=1 Display appears
    n=+ Toggle
    Alarm Reset OAL:n OAL n=0 Manual reset
    n=1 Auto reset
    Alarm History Clear OAR OAR
    Alarm Picture Search SAS:nnd (:p) SAS n=01 Skip number (fixed)
    d=F Search later
    d=B Search older
    p=L Search and PLAY
    p=A Search and PAUSE 
    						
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    Setup Control
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    Cursor Moves DCR:n1n2 DCR n1=A Right
    n1=C Upward
    n1=E Left
    n1=G Downward
    n2=1 Move a step
    n2=2 Move multi steps
    n1n2=PD Move to lower layer
    n1n2=P+ Move to upper layer
    n1n2=P- Turn a newer page
    n1n2=PU Turn an older page
    Key Lock MKL:n MKL n=0 Lock OFF
    n=1 Lock ON
    Recording Event  MRM:n MRM n=0 Normal recording
    Setupn=1 Internal timer recording
    n=2 External timer recording
    Summer Time Setup MST:n MST n=0 Standard time
    n=1 Summer time
    Setup  MSU:n MSU:n n=0 End setup
    n=1 Begin setup
    Date&Time Setup TSU:yyyymmddhhnn TSU yyyy=Year
    mm=Month
    dd=Day
    hh=Hour (24-hour system)
    nn=Minute
    Miscellaneous Control
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    OSD Show/Hide DIN:n DIN n=+ Toggle
    n=0 Hidden
    n=1 Shown
    Communication Check RCK RCK
    Time&Date Search ZTS:yyyymmddhhnnss ZTS yyyy=Year
    mm=Month
    dd=Day
    hh=Hour (24-hour system)
    nn=Minute
    ss=Second
    Time&Date ZTL:n ZTL n=7   Search window displayed
    Search Windown=0   Search window hidden
    Alarm Log ZTM:n ZTM n=1   Alarm log search displayed
    Search Windown=0   Alarm log search hidden
    Data Log Control
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    Log Total Size Inquiry ILB:k ILB:k:bbbbb k=0 Alarm log
    bbbbb=00001 to 09999 (in decimal)
    Log Erase ILC:n ILC:n n=0 Alarm log
    n=1 System log
    Log Recorded  ILQ:k ILQ:k:bbbbb:ddddd:(:E) k=0 Alarm log
    Size Inquirybbbbb=00001 - 09999 (Oldest log)
    ddddd=00001 - 09999 (Size of log)
    E=Overwrite
    Log Readout ILR:k:sssss:mmmmm ILR:k:s1 k=0 Alarm log
    s2 sssss=00001 - 09999   Start Address
    F mmmmm=00001-00100
    Decimal # of log
    =yymmddhhnnss
    sn=0-9 and F Cyclic number
    (F is put at data end)  
    						
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    Media Control
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    Disk End Notice Setup MDE:n MDE n=0 End is not notified
    n=1 End is notified
    Disk End Notice HDE
    Inquiry
    Item Transmission Command (ASCII) Response (ASCII) Parameter (ASCII)
    Remaining Size  QHR QHR:nnn nnn=000-100 Decimal %
    Inquiry
    ID Inquiry QID QID:WJ-HD220
    Key Lock Status  QKM QKM:n n=0 Lock OFF
    Inquiryn=1 Lock ON
    Alarm Info Inquiry QLD:n QLD:n (Alarm Information)In Transmission command:
    n=0 Event report
    n=1 Date&time report
    In Response command:
    n=0 No alarm event
    n=1 Alarm has been reset
    n=2 Alarm activated
    k=0 VMD
    n=2 PC alarm
    Alarm Information:
    k1:y1y1m1m1d1d1h1h1n1n1s1s1:
    k2:y2y2m2m2d2d2h2h2n2n2s2s...
    Status Inquiry QSR
    QSR: [status1]:[status2]:…[status13]mad:1 Alarm suppression On
    mad:0 Alarm suppression Off
    mkl:1 Button locked
    mkl:0 Button unlocked
    msu:1 Setup operation
    msu:0 Normal operation
    oms:0001 Multiscreen monitor
    oms:
    0002 Spot monitorocs:ccccc 
    ccccc= Camera # (00001 - 00008)
    otc:0   4-split screen
    otc:2   9-split screen
    oqt:01n n=F Sequence running
    n=P Sequence pausing
    oae:1 Alarm log displayed
    oae:0 Alarm log Hidden
    orc   Recording
    osp:R Pause while recording
    opl   Playback
    opa  Pause
    osf:0F - 5F   Fast playback
    0F= x1, 1F≈x2, 2F≈x5, 3F≈x50
    4F=Not applicable, 5F≈x100
    osf:0S - 1S   Slow playback
    0S= 1/1, 1S≈1/2
    osr:0F - 5F   Reverse fast playback
    0F= x1, 1F≈x2, 2F≈x5, 3F≈x50
    4F=Not applicable, 5F≈x100
    osr:0S - 1S   Reverse slow playback
    0S= 1/1, 1S≈1/2
    osp:P  Stop
    ztl:7   Search screen displayed
    ztl:0   Search screen hidden
    ztm:1 Alarm log search displayed
    ztm:0 Alarm log search hidden
    Software Version Inquiry QRVQRV: (Version numbers)System version number 
    						
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    HDD Maintenance
    When to Maintain HDD
    HDD maintenance is required in the following cases.
    •When FULL indicator lights up
    •When ERROR indicator lights up
    •When an optional hard disk is added
    •When you wish to format the HDD or to remove link
    •When HDD reaches its life time (around 30 000 hours,
    displayed in the SYSTEM INFO window)
     2 seconds later
           DISK MENU
    NO.1:XXX.XXGB
    NO.2:XXX.XXGB
    REMOVE LINK
    →   SET→HDD FORMAT →   SET→RESTART    →   SET→
    SYSTEM CHECK
         
    HDD ERROR
    SYSTEM CHECK DONE!
    TO OPEN DISK MENU
    PUSH STOP KEY
    Power-on
    System check
    Press the STOP button.
    Available disk?
    System composition changed 
    or 
    suspicious HDD?
    Camera picture
    Needed formatting
    or something?
    Turn off the power.
    Install new HDD.No
    No
    No Ye s
    Ye s
    Ye s
    HDD checkHDD CHECK
    Who to Maintain HDD
    Caution:Addition, replacement, and other HDD main-
    tenance should be performed by qualified service
    personnel.
    Power-on Procedures
    After power-on, the recorder confirms the HDD status and displays corresponding messages on the monitor. 
    						
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    When Error Indicator is Lit
    Refer to your dealer for servicing when this happens.
    8HDD Check
    The recorder checks the hard disk when the recorder is
    turned on, or when the HDD CHECK time specified in
    the menu setup comes during operation. 
    The recorder warns you of any error detected as fol-
    lows.
    Error indicator blinks.
    Warning Out terminal on the rear panel turns active.
    HDD ERROR will appear when there is no disk installed in
    the recorder.
    When this happens, turn off the power. New disk(s) should
    be installed on the recorder, referring to INSTALLATION.
    8When Error Detected
    1. Turn off the recorder, and turn it on again. It will perform
    as follows.
    DISK MENU is displayed.
    Error indicator blinks.
    Buzzer beeps every 5 seconds.
    2. Press any buttons other than [STOP] to stop the indica-
    tor blinking and buzzer beep.
    3. See DISK MENU on the next page for further opera-
    tions.
    When Full Indicator is Lit (Resetting
    Disk End)
    8FULL Indicator
    The FULL indicator will light up when STOP is set to
    DISK END MODE, provided that the disk space nears
    the end.
    To reset it, do the following.
    8DISK END Setup
    1. Hold down the [STOP] button for 2 seconds to open the
    MAIN MENU.
    2. Select SYSTEM SETUP, and press the JogDial to open
    the SYSTEM SETUP menu.
    3. Move the cursor to DISK END MODE, and rotate the
    JogDial to select CONTINUE. Then press the JogDial.
    STOP:Stops recording at the disk end.
    CONTINUE:Overwrites from the start of the disk.
    4. Press the [STOP] button to return to the MAIN MENU.
    5. Hold down the [STOP] button for 2 seconds to return to
    normal operations.
    The recorder starts operating in continuous mode up to
    the disk end.
    If you wish the recorder to revert to STOP for DISK END
    MODE, repeat above steps 1 through 5, but select
    STOP in step 3.
       WJ-HD220 MAIN MENU
    TIMER            OFF
    REC SETUPO
    EXT REC SETUPO
    DISPLAY SETUPO 
    SYSTEM SETUPO 
    ALARM SETUPO 
    COMMUNICATION SETUPO 
    SWITCHER SETUPO 
    SYSTEM INFORMATIONO
    LANGUAGE        ENGLISH 
       SYSTEM SETUP (1 OF 2)
    PASSWORD LOCK   OFF
      ALL
    →          ***** 
      OPERATION→    *****
    KEYLOCK BUZZ    OFF
    SKIP ALM-RECALL  5PAGE
    SIMUL REC&PLAY  ON
    ALTER DETECT    OFF
    DISK END MODE   CONTINUE
    DISK END BUZZ   ON
            
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    You can implement any of the following operations as necessary.
    REMOVE LINK: Logically removes the HDD link.
    HDD FORMAT: Formats the HDD.
    RESTART: Closes the menu, and restarts the recorder.
    The menu can also be displayed manually when you need to format the HDD or remove the logical link.
    1. Turn off the power of the recorder once, and turn it on again. 
    The multiscreen monitor displays the message SYSTEM CHECK DONE! TO OPEN DISK MENU, PUSH STOP KEY.
    2. Press the [STOP] button.
    The DISK MENU opens. 
    3. Select REMOVE LINK, HDD FORMAT, or RESTART.
    Auto-remove
    When no button is pressed for one minute after opening the DISK MENU, the recorder will logically remove a disk that meets
    any of the conditions below.
    •An HDD has been categorized as  * , LOST, or ERR.
    •Restart was repeated 3 times due to writing error.
    DISK MENU
    8Disk Menu
    The menu appears if the hard disk error is found during
    power-up.
    The buzzer beeps every 5 seconds, and the ERROR
    indicator turns off. 
    Press any button other than [STOP] to mute the buzzer
    beep.
    The hard disk status and required operations are shown in the table.       DISK MENU
    NO.1:XXX.XXGB
    NO.2:XXX.XXGB
    REMOVE LINK SET
    →HDD FORMAT  SET→RESTART     SET→
    Hard Disk Status
    Operation
    Abbreviation Status Required
    –
    Format, remove link ,or replace HDD 
    if erred even after formatting.Note
    WR1 or WR2 appears in SYSTEM LOG
    when indicating a writing error. Normal status
    Writing error
    Same as above. LOST or * status was left for
    one minute.
    All existing HDD have been previously
    used in another WJ-HD220. Restart or Format Awaiting format
    HDD is removed without executing
    REMOVE LINK command. Remove link, or add a new HDD. HDD physically removed
    Format HDD added, and awaiting
    format Capacity
    ERR
    *
    LOST
    ADD
    REMOVE LINK command has been
    previously carried out. Previous time and this time,
    HDD physically or logically
    removed – 
    						
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    8Formatting HDD (HDD FORMAT)
    This command initializes the HDD format and is applic-
    able to HDDs of *, ERR, or ADD status.
    Caution:Formatting is an irreversible procedure. We
    strongly recommend that, before formatting, you
    either save the recorded data into the server via the
    network, or you save the data on VCR tapes via the
    REC OUT terminal.
    1. Display the DISK MENU window.
    2. Move the cursor to HDD FORMAT, and press the
    JogDial.
    The password prompt appears.
    3. Enter the ALL password using the CAM SELECT but-
    tons 1 through 8. The default password is 12345.
    Access to the HDD will be possible if the correct pass-
    word is entered.
    4. Rotate the JogDial to select the HDD you wish to for-
    mat, and press the JogDial.
    1:Formats HDD #1.
    2:Formats HDD #2.
    ALL:Formats HDD #1 and #2.
    The window prompts you to confirm whether the HDD is
    to be formatted or not.
    8Removing Logical Link (REMOVE LINK)
    This command logically disconnects the faulty HDD
    from the recorder and is applicable to an HDD of *,
    ERR, or LOST status. 
    You may use this command before physically removing
    the faulty HDD, or when you continue to operate the
    system after logically removing the faulty HDD.
    1. Display the DISK MENU window.
    2. Move the cursor to REMOVE LINK.
    3. Select YES with the JogDial, and press the JogDial.
    YES:Logically removes the faulty HDD.
    When YESis selected, the display YES will turn to SET
    DONE for 5 seconds, and the window will return to nor-
    mal operation.
    When the [STOP] button is pressed, the window returns
    to that of step 1.
    Select RESTART to return to normal operation.
    Note:The window of step 1 appears following the
    ERROR message when this command is used
    under the conditions below:
    A single HDD or no HDD exists.
    Both HDDs malfunction.
           DISK MENU
    NO.1:XXX.XXGB
    NO.2:XXX.XXGB
    REMOVE LINK SET
    →HDD FORMAT  SET→RESTART     SET→
    REMOVE LINK    YES→
    REMOVE LINK    SET DONE!
           DISK MENU
    NO.1:XXX.XXGB
    NO.2:XXX.XXGB
    REMOVE LINK SET
    →HDD FORMAT  SET→RESTART     SET→
    PASSWORD
    PASSWORD   ***** 
    						
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    5. Select YES or NO rotating the JogDial, and press the
    JogDial.
    YES: Carries out formatting. Wait until the process
    ends.
    When YESis selected, the display will turn to NOW
    FORMATTING. It will change to HDD FORMAT →SET
    DONE when formatting is completed.
    When the [STOP] button is pressed, the window returns
    to that of step 1.
    Select RESTART to return to normal operation.
    8Restarting (RESTART)
    This command closes the DISK MENU, and returns to
    normal operation.
    1. Display the DISK MENU.
    2. Move the cursor to RESTART.
    3. Press the JogDial. 
    4. Rotate the JogDial to select a restarting parameter.
    YES:Escapes from the DISK MENU, and enters normal
    operation.
    PLAY ONLY:Enters a special mode that prohibits
    recording, but allows playback. 
    NOW FORMATTING
           DISK MENU
    NO.1:XXX.XXGB
    NO.2:XXX.XXGB
    REMOVE LINK SET
    →HDD FORMAT  SET→RESTART     SET→
    RESTART     SET→
    RESTART     NO
    HDD FORMAT  SET DONE!
    Notes:
    •The PLAY ONLY mode can be utilized when you
    verify a transplanted HDD removed from another
    disk recorder that malfunctioned.
    •In  normal operation after selecting the PLAY ONLY
    mode, STOP (PO) appears in the status display
    while camera pictures are displayed, but not in
    playback. PO stands for PLAY ONLY.
    5. Press the JogDial to execute the selection, or press the
    [STOP] button to return to the above step 1. 
    A message SET DONE! appears, and the recorder
    restarts. 
    Notes: 
    •Follow the procedures described above when the DISK
    MENU appears again after restarting. This happens
    when the settings have been changed.
    •To cancel the PLAY ONLY mode, follow these proce-
    dures described above and select YES for RESTART.
    RESTART     SET DONE 
    						
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    Mail Contents
    The recorder sends e-mails to the specified addresses
    when SEND MAIL is set to ON. An e-mail contains the fol-
    lowing information.
    Alarm Notice Mail
    A JPEG image file with an HTML file will be sent when specified to attach.
    WJ-HD220 (Sender IP Address) STATUS REPORT
    DATE:           Jan31.03  00:00:00
    PORT:           nCH
    URL: http://Sender IP address:Port Number/
    Note:URL is displayed when DDNS is applied. The port number except 80 is displayed.
    Error Notice Mail
    WJ-HD220 (Sender IP Address) STATUS REPORT
    DATE:           Jan31.03  00:00:00
    STATUS:      Abbreviated Cause
    URL: http://Sender IP address:Port Number/
    Note:URL is displayed when DDNS is applied. The port number except 80 is displayed.
    Abbreviation Cause
    THERMAL ERROR Out of operating temperature range
    DISK WARNING OF DiskType S.M.A.R.T. detected error on HDD.
    DiskType
    MASTER: Error on HDD1
    SLAVE: Error on HDD2
    REMAINS HDD CAPACITY **% Warning on remaining HDD capacity (**%). 
    An e-mail is sent when the remaining capacity drops below 
    the preset value for HDD FULL. 
    Until DISK END status is rest, an e-mail is sent every time the 
    capacity is reduced by 1 %. A remaining capacity of less 
    than 1 % will be rounded to 0 %.
    HDD IS FULL Resetting the DISK END status is needed to resume recording.
    DiskType IS LOGICALLY REMOVED The type of disk has failed and has been logically removed. 
    DiskType
    MASTER: Error on HDD1
    SLAVE: Error on HDD2
    VIDEO LOSS nCH Video loss is detected on channel n. 
    Repair the camera or cable disconnection.
    NO Type RECORD DUE TO FULL DISK Alarm-recording triggered by Type was not possible 
    due to shortage of the space.
    Type
    VMD TRIGGERED: VMD alarm
    TERMINAL TRIGGERED: Terminal alarm
    PC TRIGGERED: PC alarm
    UNDEFINED ERROR Errors other than the above have occurred 
    						
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    Network Security
    WJ-HD220 Security Function
    Host/User Authentication
    Access can be limited by setting the authentication function to ON in the menu setup. 
    Note: Be sure to change the password from the default setting admin to your own. 
    Changing the HTTP Port Number
    Changing the port number will limit unauthorized accesses such as port scanning.
    For More Security 
    Using Routers
    Authentication is doubled by use of routers: divid-
    ing into subnet, and verifying IP addresses by the
    recorder and the routers. 
    Using Fire Wall
    A fire wall will apply packet filtering and proto-
    col filtering to secure the recorder against
    unauthorized access. 
    WAN
    OPERATEALARM
    SUSPENDRESETHDDFULLERROROSDMULTISCREEN
    SELECTZOOMTIMER
    REMOTELOCKSEQUENCEALARM
    SERCHSTOPPLAY MODE SELECTSETUP
    /ESCPLAYTIME&DATE
    SEARCHREC STOPSPOT
    MULTICAMERA SELECTALARM
    RECALLRECPUSH–    PAUSESET
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    Router
    Router Global IP
    IP Address: 192.168.1.100
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
    IP Address: 192.168.0.10
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1IP Address: 192.168.0.1
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    PC IP Address: 192.168.1.1
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    Digital Disk Recorder
    WAN
    OPERATEALARM
    SUSPENDRESETHDDFULLERROROSDMULTISCREEN
    SELECTZOOMTIMER
    REMOTELOCKSEQUENCEALARM
    SERCHSTOPPLAY MODE SELECTSETUP
    /ESCPLAYTIME&DATE
    SEARCHREC STOPSPOT
    MULTICAMERA SELECTALARM
    RECALLRECPUSH–    PAUSESET
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    RouterRouter
    Switching hub Fire Wall Global IP
    IP Address: 192.168.1.100
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
    IP Address: 192.168.0.10
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1 IP Address: 192.168.0.1
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
    PC IP Address: 192.168.1.1
    Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
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