Panasonic Digital Disk Recorder Wj Hd220 Operating Instructions

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8Camera Control View Button (CAMERA
CONTROL VIEW)
The camera control buttons appear on the bottom of the
screen when you click the [CAMERA CONTROL VIEW] but-
ton. These buttons enable you to adjust images of combi-
nation cameras.
ZOOM (WIDE/TELE)buttons zoom the image in or out.
FOCUS (FAR/NEAR/AUTO)buttons adjust the focus of
the image. When AUTO is clicked, the camera will
adjust the focus by itself.
IRIS (CLOSE/OPEN/RESET)buttons adjust the iris of
the image. When RESET is clicked, the iris will return to
the factory default setting.
AUTO PAN (ON/OFF)buttons allow the camera to pan
endlessly within the preset range. 
PRESETallows the camera to turn to the preset posi-
tion specified by the number.
PAN/TILT Control:
Clicking the desired direction in the image display area
will move the camera if it is mounted on a pan/tilt table.
The image display area is assigned panning/tilting
function with the mouse click. The 25-split (5x5) areas
are invisible, but each represents a moving direction:
up, down, right or left.The Camera Setup (CAM SETUP) buttonopens the
camera setup menu and a small panel (CAMERA
SETUP) having nine buttons.
The Up/Down button (↑/↓)moves the cursor up and
down.
The Right/Left button (←/→)moves the cursor right
and left or selects parameters.
The Enter button (ENTER)validates the selection or
opens a lower layer menu.
The Escape button (ESC)returns to a higher layer.
The Reset button (RESET)opens the special menu if
clicked when the cursor is on SPECIAL in the menu.
The All Reset button (ALL RESET)resets all settings
of the camera to the default if clicked when the cursor is
on CAMERA RESET in the special menu.
The Set & Close button (SET & CLOSE)validates the
settings and closes the menu.
Note:Setup items and operating methods may vary
depending on the camera. Refer to the instructions
included with the connected cameras.
UP
DOWN LEFT
RIGHT 
						

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Alarm List
Clicking the alarm list tab on the main control panel opens
the list.
Alarm events are listed with event numbers, dates, channel
numbers, and event types.
Click a line to play back the recorded image of the event.
CH SORTrearranges the listing order to start with the
camera channel you specified. The listing will be sorted
by date and time if ALL is specified.
PREVbutton returns the list page to previous one.
NEXTbutton opens the next page.
Alarm List Searchbutton opens the search dialog.
Event types are abbreviated as follows in the list.
TERM: The alarm terminal on the rear of the WJ-HD220
is activated.
VMD: The built-in Video Motion Detector operates.
PC:The recorder received an alarm from a PC.
Specify the month, day, year, and time of the event you
wish to search. If other than ALL is selected, only images of
the specified channel will be displayed.
Click the [OK] button. The dialog box disappears, and the
closest event will be displayed.
Note:Searching may take 18 seconds at worst particularly
when the recorder runs simultaneous recording and
playback, and/or when the targeted image is of small
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HTTP Download and Viewing
Images
When accessing the WJ-HD220 from the browser, and the
[DOWNLOAD] button is clicked in playback, the image
data and viewer software are downloaded as an exe file to
your PC.
Frame No.:Indicates the frame number of the dis-
played image.
Date:Indicates the date when the image was recorded.
Speed:Indicates the playback speed.
OLDEST:Goes to the oldest frame of the record.
REW:Changes the reverse-playback speed by click-
ing.
REV PLAY:Starts playing back in descending order of
the file name.
PLAY: Starts playing back in ascending order of the file
name.
FF: Changes the forward-playback speed by clicking.
LATEST:Goes to the latest frame of the record.
PREV FRAME: Pauses after returning a frame.
PAUSE:Pauses the image display.
NEXT FRAME:Pauses after forwarding a frame.
1. Move the file to an appropriate folder.
2. Double-click the file to expand it to the following.
Image file (.jpg)
index.html
Expanded images can be displayed by executing
index.html. Using other applications may display the
image vertically reduced to half size.
3. Display index.html using the web browser.
SKIP: Jumps the number of the thumbnails.
TOP:Returns to the top page.
PREV:Returns to the previous page.
NEXT:Goes to the next page.
LAST:Jumps to the last page. 
						

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Cannot search alarm image in the list Enter a date that is a little older than the
one you wish to search. 
Old image data are overwritten and
cannot be searched.
Old records were discarded. Specified date may be later.
DISK END MODE is set to CONTINUE.
Over 9 999 of alarm events arose. Slow image refreshment and/or slow
response to operations Remote operations are not accepted
while BUSY indicator is lit. When accessing via the network:Phenomenon
Power is not turned on.
Error message HDD ERROR is dis-
played on the monitor.Connect the power cord to AC outlet.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Power cord not properly connected
No disk available
Disconnection of camera, camera
cable, or VIDEO IN BNC.
Ventilation blocked, or failure of cooling
fan
HDD status may have changed, or a
malfunction may have occurred.
Lens cap not removed from the cam-
era, some device is not turned on, or
brightness and contrast of the monitor
are improperly adjusted.Refer to HDD MAINTENANCE in
Appendix to confirm the HDD status.
Consult your dealer when a malfunction
is found.
Connect the respective camera, cable,
or connector properly.
Remove obstacles, or consult your
dealer for servicing.
Reset the recorder to the factory
defaults (page 24) and enter a new
password.
Check the HDD status referring to HDD
MAINTENANCE. Consult your dealer
when a malfunction is confirmed.
Detach the lens cap, turn on the
device, or adjust the monitor. Error message CH n LOSS (n=1-8) is
displayed on the monitor.
Error message THERMAL ERROR is
displayed on the monitor.
Administrator password cannot be
recalled.
DISK MENU appears when turning on
the power.
Camera picture is not displayed on the
monitor.Cause What to do
Nine-split display does not function. Set it to ALL.QUAD ONLY may be set for MULTI
SELECT MODE.
Setup menus supplied from the Matrix
Switcher are not recorded.The WJ-HD220 does not record non-
interlace video.
Wait until the preceding accesses end.
Wait until the preceding accesses end. Front panel buttons on the recorder are
being operated, or more than four PCs
access the recorder.
Network is busy.
Intermittent sound reproduction  Network is busy.
No click sound desired. Change  the  setting  as  follows:  Control
Panel →Sound Multimedia →Sound
Tab →Explorer →OFF Default setting is ON. 
						

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SPECIFICATIONS &
APPENDIX 
						

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SPECIFICATIONS
General
Power Source Required: 120 V AC, 60 Hz
Power Consumption: 45 W
Ambient Operating Temperature: +5 °C - +45 °C (41 °F - 113 °F)
Ambient Operating Humidity: Less than 85 %
Dimensions: 420 mm (W) x 44 mm (H) x 350 mm (D)
16-9/16 (W) x 3-7/16 (H) x 13-3/4 (D)
Weight: 5.2 kg(11.4 lbs.)
Input
Video Input: 1.0 V[p-p]/75 ΩComposite video signal with 75 ΩAutomatic Termination / Looping
through (x8)
Audio Input:–10 dB 10 kΩunbalanced, RCA standard jack
Image Process
Compression System: JPEG
Pixel Rate: 720 x 240 (Effective pixels 672 x 224)
Refresh Rate: 30 FPS maximum
Output
Video Output: 1.0 V[p-p]/75 ΩComposite video signal/Looping through (x8)
Video Output Front Panel: 1.0 V[p-p]/75 ΩComposite video signal (x1)
Audio Output:–10 dB 600 Ωunbalanced, RCA standard jack (x1)
Audio Output Front Panel:–10 dB 600 Ωunbalanced, RCA standard jack (x1)
Spot Monitor Output: 1.0 V[p-p]/75 ΩComposite video signal (x1)
Multiscreen Monitor Output: 1.0 V[p-p]/75 ΩComposite video signal (x1)
Control Port
Alarm/Remote Port: 25-pin Full Pitch D-sub connector (x1)
Alarm Input 1-8, Alarm Reset Input, EXT REC Input, Time Adjust Input, Sequence
Input: Low-active, Non-voltage N.O. Contact, ≥100 ms
Alarm Recovery Output 1, Disk End Status Output, Time Adjust Output,
Warning Output, REC Status Output, Sequence Output: Low-active, Open-collector,
24 VDC 100 mA max.
Alarm Output 1, Play Status Output: Low-active, Open-collector, 
12 VDC 100 mA max.
Alarm Output 2: High-active, 12 V 4.7 kΩ
Alarm Recovery Output 2: High-active, 12 V DC 220 Ω
RS-485 (PS
•Data): 6-conductor modular jack (RJ-11)
RS-232C: 9-pin Full Pitch D-sub connector
10/100BASE-TX Port: 10Base-T and 100Base-TX, 8-conductor modular jack (RJ-45)
Protocol Installed: TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNMP, DNS, DDNS
Security: Password-protected
Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice. 
						

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STANDARD ACCESSORIES
Rack Mounting Bracket  ............................................................... 2 pcs.
Screw for Rack Mounting Bracket (M3x10) ................................. 6 pcs.
Absorber ...................................................................................... 4 pcs.
Sleeve .......................................................................................... 4 pcs.
Hard Disk Fixing Screw  ............................................................... 4 pcs.
Earth Lug  ..................................................................................... 1 pc. 
						

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Item
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION
Step playback REW Alarm record playback Setup menu display on/off
The top of the oldest record will be
accessed. Jump to oldest
UP
LR
UP
DOWNR
WV-CU360
APPENDIX
Remote Control from System Controller
A system controller having PS•Data capability can control the WJ-HD220. The table compares operations of the WJ-HD220
and of the system controller WV-CU360. Make certain that the protocol selection for the WJ-HD220 is set to PS
•Data.
Setup item selection
Parameter selection
Alarm list page turn
Cursor return to setup or
last screen restored
Alarm list display on/off
Alarm event searchWJ-HD220 Note
Button lock is released automatical-
ly by opening the setup menu.
Hold down
2 seconds
STOPSETUP
/ESC
PUSH–   PAUSESET//
PUSH–   PAUSESET//
PUSH—   PAUSESET//Press
CAM
SET
STOPSETUP
/ESC
PLAYCAM
SET
SETUP
FUNCTION
Hold down
2 seconds
DOWN LR
UP
LR
DOWN LR
UP
DOWN LR
MON
ESCALM RESET
ALM RECALLSHIFT
RecordingRECSETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
Playback and recording
stop
Playback stop
Recording stopSTOPSETUP
/ESC
STOPSETUP
/ESC
REC STOP
SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
PlaybackPLAYSETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
PausePUSH–   PAUSESET//SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
Step playback FWDPUSH–   PAUSESET//STEP/
PUSH–   PAUSESET//STEP/
SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFTSETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
Skip playback FWDPUSH–   PAUSESET//REW/FF/SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION
Skip playback REWPUSH–   PAUSESET//REW/FF/
Jump to latest
The top of the latest record will be
accessed.PUSH–   PAUSESET//REW/FF/Press 
JogDial
SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFTPUSH–   PAUSESET//REW/FF/Press 
JogDial
SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION
Exclusive use to stop playback
Exclusive use to stop recording
Hold down
2 secondsHold down
2 seconds
Press
JogDial
Press
JogDial
Lower layer menu
PUSH–   PAUSESET//
      1/2         1PLAY        2PLAY  
3FF          2FF           1FF
1/2         1PLAY        2PLAY
  3REW       2REW        1REW 
						

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WJ-HD220
Daylight saving
OFF, INT or EXT selectable Item WV-CU360 Note
DST
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION3 1
Timer REC mode
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION9 1
Button lock off
Enter your password.
Button lock on
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION31
SHIFT
SETUP
FUNCTION30
Status display on/offOSD
LOCK
Multiscreen pattern 
selection
Multiscreen monitorMULTISCREEN
SELECT
ZOOM
MULTI SCREEN SELECT
SPOT
MULTI
MON
ESC
Spot monitor
SPOT
MULTI
MON
ESC
Camera selection18
CAM
SETNum
Button
PUSH–   PAUSESET//
Alarm reset
Alarm suspension
Electric zoom in/out
Sequence startALM RESET
ALM RECALL
MULTISCREEN
SELECT
ZOOM
ALM SUSPENDRESETLOCK
SEQUENCESEQUENCE
PATROL
STOP
Enlarged portion can be moved with
the Joystick.
Select a camera to stop the
sequence.
Hold down simultaneously
RESET
EL-ZOOM
+
Display/hide Time&Date
search window while
opening the alarm list
Display Time&Date search
window
Hide Time&Date search
window
Item selection for
Time&Date search window
Time and date selection
for Time&Date search 
Implement Time&Date
searchTIME&DATE
SEARCH
TIME&DATE
SEARCH
TIME&DATE
SEARCH
PUSH–   PAUSESET//
PLAY
UP
DOWNRUP
DOWN LR
SETUP
FUNCTION
CAM
SET
SETUP
FUNCTIONSHIFT
EL-ZOOMSTILL
–
+
MON
ESC
Hold down
2 seconds 
						

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RS-232C Communication Protocol
The following pages detail the elements for communication between the Digital Disk Recorder and the personal computer. Be
sure to select RS-232C for PROTOCOL in the COMMUNICATION SETUP window. For BAUD RATE, DATA BIT and PARITY set-
tings, refer to COMMUNICATION SETUP. For cable connection refer to RS-232C CONNECTION.
1. Transmission Command
The PC sends messages to the Recorder in the format shown below. Also refer to the command table shown later.
[p] stands for parameter. Parameters are omitted when there is no need to specify them in the command.
2. Response Command
The Recorder returns messages in reply to the PC’s messages with the following formats.
(1) Reception Command
When the reception was completed successfully, the Recorder sends back the ACK code 06H to the PC, and then the
response command below.
Parameters are omitted when the command format includes neither data nor status to send back.
(2) Reception error
The recorder sends back the NAK code 15H, followed by the parameters shown below. The Recorder then resets the
reception buffer and enters waiting mode for the next message. Parameter e identifies the error status.
e value 1: Parity error (31H)
2: Framing error (33H)
3: Overrun error (34H)
(3) Parameter error
The Recorder returns the ACK code 06H, if the transmission code was not processed properly for some reason, followed
by an error code as shown below.
Note:The Recorder returns [ACK] or [NAK] to the PC within 20 ms after the reception of [ETX] in a transmission.
[STX]      ERE      [ETX]
Code
Code
Code
(02H)   (      ) – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – (      )   (03H) [STX]   [Transmission Command] : [p1] : [p2] :   : [pn]   [ETX]
ASCII
(02H)   (      ) – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – (      )   (03H) [STX]   [Response Command] : [p1] : [p2] :   : [pn]   [ETX]
ASCII
[NAK]   [e]
ASCII (15H)
Code
(02H)     (45H)     (03H) ASCII