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    							Major Operating Controls and Their Functions
    11
    (1) HDD unit 
    HDD in special canister 
    The HDDs can  be added and replaced  by using the front
    panel of the net work disk recorder. Refer to page 22 for
    details. Contact your dealer  for information on purchasing
    and replacing HDDs. 
    (2) HDD status indicator [STS] 
    Sho ws the operating status of the HDDs. 
    (3) HDD access indicator [A/F] 
    Indicates the access status and pro blems with the HDD. 
    W hen errors occur on an HDD in RAID5/RAID6 mode, the
    indicator lights or  blinks red. 
    (4) HDD bay slots 
    Up to 9 HDD units can be installed. 
    Note:
     Limiting factors for the RAID5/RAID6 mode 
    (5) Removal knob 
    Used when replacing the HDD units. 
    Inside the Front Cover
    (1)
    (5) (2) (3) (4)
    Lights green : HDD po
    wer [On]
    (Formatted) 
    Blinks green : HDD for play back only 
    (only for play back, recording not 
    possi ble) 
    Blinks orange  : Formatting HDD 
    Lights red  : HDD format failed 
    Off : HDD power [Off] 
    HDD is not connected or not
    recognized. 
    Blinks green : Accessing HDD 
    Off : Not accessing HDD 
    Lights red  : Errors have occurred on HDD  (Data can be recovered  by replacing
    HDD) 
     When in RAID5 mode, the first HDD
    has errors
     When using RAID6, the first t wo
    HDDs have errors  Blinks red  : Errors have occurred on HDD 
    (Data cannot be recovered even if
    HDD is replaced) 
     When in RAID5 mode, the second
    HDD has errors
     When in RAID6 mode, the third HDD
    has errors
    Lights orange and 
    red
    (Alternately) : Recovering data from drive in RAID5/
    RAID6 mode. 
    (This indicator looks orange during
    high-speed processing.) 
    RAID5 mode  : The RAID5 mode can  be used when
    more than three HDDs are installed. 
    RAID6 mode : The RAID6 mode can  be used when
    more than four HDDs are installed. 
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    							Major Operating Controls and Their Functions
    12
    (1) External input connector [EXT IN] 
    Use to connect the extension unit and the net work disk
    recorder  with the connection ca ble provided. 
    (2) Signal GND terminal [SIGNAL GND] 
    Use as a ground  when the extension unit s signal GND
    terminal is connected to the  signal GND terminal of another
    device on the system. Oscillat ion, static, or other noise
    related pro blems may occur if a ground is not connected. 
    (3) Power cord Inlet [AC IN] 
    Connect the provided power cord here. The po wer plug is a
    two prong plug  with a ground terminal. 
    (4) Power switch [POWER] 
    Turns the power on. Press it again to turn the po wer off and
    end operations. 
    (5) Handle for maintenance 
    Loosen the 5 scre ws indicated by the triangles and grip these 
    ta bs to pull off the panel  when replacing the fan or doing 
    other maintenance  work. 
    (6) Cable clamp fixin g holes 
    Attach the ca ble clamp to fasten the connection ca ble in
    place. (page 13) Secure the po
    wer cord with the  brace. 
    1Lock the power cord in place by liftin g and latchin g the
    brace. 
    Rear View
    (6) (5)
    (5)
    (2)
    (1) (3)
    (4)
    Using the Brace 
    Brace
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    							Major Operating Controls and Their Functions
    13
    Use the following procedure to attach the connection ca bles with the
    ca ble clamp provided. 
    1Attach the cable clamp (provided) to the rear panel of the
    unit in the mounting  holes and run the cables throu gh
    the clamp mechanism. 
     Lightly pull on the ca ble clamp to make sure it does not
    come loose. 
    2Ti ghten the cable clamps belt all the way. 
    3Slide the mechanism of the cable clamp to lock the
    connection cables connectors in place. 
     Make sure that the connection ca ble cannot pull out. 
    Note:
     Diagram of cable clamp from above 
    (1) Clamp the connector s housing. If the  belt is not completely
    tight, the housing may come loose. 
    (2) Press up on the kno b on top of the clamp when sliding the
    ca ble clamp s clamp in the direction of the arro w (2) in the
    diagram. 
    Usin g the cable clamp 
    Mechanism of 
    cable clamp 
    Cable
    connector Clamp
    (1)
    knob
    (1)
    (2)
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    							14
    Installation and Setup 
    Getting Started
    The procedure to start operations is sho wn belo w. 
    Setup Procedure
    1Rack Mounting  Mount the extension unit into the rack (page 15). 
    Go to step 2 if you are not using a rack. 
    2Connections Connect the extension unit to the net work disk recorder (page 16). 
    3Power OnTurn on the po wer (page 18). 
    Turn on the po wer of the extension units  before turning on the power of the
    network disk recorder. 
    4Installin g HDDs Use the  buttons and the LCD on the front panel of the net work disk recorder
    to install HDDs (page 22). 
    HDDs that are not formatted are automatically initialized  when inserted in
    the extension unit. 
    Also, set the HDD operational mode as necessary. (page 2 8)
    Refer to the net work disk recorder s Installation Guide for more information. 
    5Initialize HDDs To change the HDD space management, display disk configuration and
    initialize the HDD from the settings menu on the net work disk recorder as
    needed. 
    Refer to the net work disk recorder s Setup Instructions (PDF file) for more
    information. 
    6Start Operations 
    W hen necessary 
    7Replace/Operate HDDs When there are HDD errors, use the LCD and  buttons on the front of the
    extension unit to stop and replace the HDD and recover data. (page 22)
    Also, refer to the net work disk recorders Installation Guide. 
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    							15
    Settin
    g up the Rack
    Install the extension unit into an EIA standard compliant rack. 
    Note:
     Installation in a rack re quires four M5 x 12 scre ws.
    1Remove the 5 rubber feet from the underside of the
    recorder.
    Use a screwdriver to remove the screws holding the ru bber
    feet.
    2Attach the handle for rack mountin g bracket to the rack
    mountin g brackets. 
    Use the four handle fixing scre ws for rack mounting  bracket
    and  washers to secure them.
    3Attach the rack mountin g bracket to both sides of the
    extension unit.
    Secure them using the six rack mounting b racket fixing
    scre ws.
    4Install the extension unit in the rack.
    Secure using the rack mounting scre ws.
    Rack Mounting
    EIA standard compliant 
    product
    (locally procured)  : an EIA-standard 19 rack, depth
    550 mm or more 
    Remo ve r ubber feet
    Handle for rack mounting bracket Rack mounting bracket Handle fixing screws for 
    rack mounting bracket 
    Washer
    Washer
    Rack mounting brackets (pro vided) 
    Handle for rack
    mounting braket Rack mounting bracket fixing screws (pro
    vided) 
    Handle for rack
    mounting braket
    Important:
     Ensure that the temperature inside the rack does not exceed 45 ºC {113 ºF}.
     During installation, we recommend installing a fan to keep the temperature in the rack  below 30 ºC { 86 ºF}.
     When installing the extension unit in the rack, leave a space of
    1 unit (44 mm {1.73}) a bove and below each unit. 
     Leave space  between racks and ensure proper ventilation
    around the racks.
    Rack mounting screws (M5 x 12, locally procured)
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    							Setting up the Rack
    16
    Up to 5 extension units can  be connected to one network disk recorder (WJ-ND400).
    Connect the extension unit and the net work disk recorder with the connection cable (1 m {39.4 }) provided. 
    Follo w the points  below when connecting the system in a ne w installation. Also, refer to the net work disk recorder s Installation Guide. 
    Connections 
    Important:
     Connecting extension units re quires the included connection ca ble. 
     Be sure to use the ca ble clamp provided with the extension unit to secure the connection ca ble. If the connection is poor or the connector is
    not secure, the system may  become unstable and unable to record images. 
     Do not  wind the ca ble in a coil.
    4
    5
    Attach a cable clamp 
    for each connection cable.
    Secure connection cable 
    32 1
    Connection Cable 
    (pro
    vided with extension  unit) 
    Network Disk Recorder 
    Extension unit (unit n umber 3) 
    Extension unit (unit n
    umber 2) 
    Extension unit (unit n
    umber 1) 
    Connection cable (pro
    vided with extension unit) Extension unit (unit n
    umber 4) 
    Extension unit (unit n
    umber 5) 
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    							Setting up the Rack
    17
    When connecting multiple extension units to a network disk recorder ( WJ-ND400), place the recorder in the center of the rack. 
    Connect the extension unit and the net work disk recorder with the connection cable (1 m {39.4 }) included  with the extension unit. 
    Note:
    We recommend installing the net work disk recorder in the middle of the rack  because if you install it at the top or bottom of the rack, the
    ca ble may not  be long enough. 
     When installing the extension unit in the rack,  leave a space of 1 unit (44 mm {1.73 }) above and below each extension unit. 
     Be sure to secure the connection cables  with the cable clamp. 
    If the connection is poor or the connector is not secure, the system may  become unstable and unable to record images. 
     Keep the ca bles as short as possi ble. Looped cables or large distances  between pieces of equipment may cause malfunctions. Do not  wind
    the ca ble in a coil.
     The unit num bers are the num bers if the units are installed as sho wn in the diagram here. Refer to the net work disk recorders Setup
    Instructions (PDF file) for information a bout checking the unit number of the main unit that is connected. 
    Rack mounting positions 
    Extension unit 
    (unit n umber 4) 
    Connection cable 
    (provided with extension unit) 
    Requires 1 Unit
    Extension unit 
    (unit n umber 5) 
    Extension unit 
    (unit n umber 1) 
    Extension unit 
    (unit n umber 3) 
    Requires 1 Unit
    Requires 1 Unit
    Requires 1 UnitRequires 1 Unit
    Extension unit 
    (unit n
    umber 2) 
    Network Disk
    Recorder 
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    							18Power Supply
    Turn on the po
    wer of the extension units  before turning on the power
    of the net work disk recorder. 
    1Insert the power plu g to an outlet.
    120  V AC, 60 Hz for NTSC model
    220  V - 240  V AC, 50 Hz for PAL model
     Make sure the po wer source matches the po wer
    re quirement of the model in use.
    2Turn on the [POWER] switch  on the rear of the extension
    unit. 
     The operate indicator li ghts and extension unit/HDD
    check (system check)  begins. 
     During system check, [ WJ-HDE400] appears on the LCD. 
     When the system check is fini shed, the Operational mode
    screen appears. (page 19) Turn off the po
    wer of the network disk recorder  before turning off the
    pow er of the extension units. Refer to net work disk recorder’s the
    Installation Guide and Operating Instructions (PDF file) for more
    information. 
    1Stop recordin g by the network disk recorder. 
     Stop any recording that is  being done. 
     Stop any play back that is being done. 
    2Turn off the [POWER] switch  on the rear of the network
    disk recorder. 
    Check that the HDD access indicators are off  before turning
    the power off. The operate indicator goes off. 
    3Turn off the [POWER] switch on the rear of the extension
    unit. 
    Check that the HDD access indicators are off  before turning
    the power off. The operate indicator goes off. 
    Turnin g On the PowerTurnin g Off the Power
    Important:
     Do not turn off the po wer until the HDDs are recovered in
    RAID mode. Other wise, data recovery may  be disrupted. 
     When a unit is not in use a long period, unplug the po wer plug. 
     Be sure to turn the po wer on and operate once a  week to
    check recording and play back functionality. 
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    							19
    Usin
    g the Front Panel for Operations
    The operational mode display sho ws the operational mode, the 
    operation status in RAID mode, and the internal temperature 
    (reference value). 
    Refer to the net work disk recorder s Setup Instructions (PDF file) for
    information a bout HDD initialization and disk configuration. 
    (Temperature  will be displayed in Fahrenheit for NTSC model, e.g.
    90 ºF)
    Normal 
    HDD Errors 
    
    When HDD errors occur, [1DO WN] or [2DO WN] flash on the
    LCD. 
    Also, the HDD access indicator of HDD with errors lights or  blinks
    red. (page 29) 
    When an HDD errors occur, [1DO WN], [2DO WN], or [3DO WN]
    appears in the LCD. 
    Also, the HDD access indicator of HDD with errors lights or  blinks
    red. (page 29)
    Display durin g recovery 
    
    The following is displayed during recovery in RAID5 mode. 
    Waiting to start recovery 
    During recovery ( writing) 
    During recovery, the HDD access indicator  blinks orange and
    red. (page 29)
     The display  when in RAID6 mode is the same as in RAID5 mode. 
    About the Operational Mode 
    Display 
    Display Durin g Sin gle Operation 
    Display Durin g RAID5/RAID6 Operation 
    Important:
     In RAID5 mode,  when one HDD has errors, data can  be read
    from the remaining HDDs and recovery is possi ble. 
    W hen one HDD has errors, replace it  quickly and recover the
    data.
    Data cannot  be recovered  when two or more HDDs has errors
    or  When an HDD has errors  while data is being recovered. 
    Important:
     In RAID6 mode,  when t wo HDDs have errors, data can  be read
    from the remaining HDDs and recovery is possi ble. 
    W hen [1DO WN] or [2DO WN] occurs, replace the HDDs  with
    errors quickly and recover the data. 
    Data cannot  be recovered  when three or more HDDs have
    errors or when an HDD has errors  while data is being
    recovered. 
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    							Using the Front Panel for Operations
    20
    The extension units settings can  be initialized (factory default
    settings). 
    1While holdin g down the [SET] button on the front panel,
    turn on the [POWER] switch. Press the [SET] button until
    [INIT. SETUP] is displayed on the screen. 
    2Select [YES] with the arrow buttons (left or ri ght) and
    then press the [SET] button. 
    3Initializin g starts.
    4The followin g screen appears after initializin g is
    complete. 
    If initialization fails, [FAILURE] is displayed. Do the
    procedure again from step 1. 
    5Turn the power on a gain, and link the units accordin g to
    Installin g HDDs by unit (pa ge 24). 
    Initializin g Settin gs 
    Important:
     If you initialize the extension unit s settings, the disk
    configuration settings are c anceled and the data on the HDDs
    cannot  be read. Only do initialization if the data on the HDDs
    is not necessary and can  be deleted. 
     Contact your dealer  before initializing. 
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