Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He50hn Operating Instructions

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Web setting screen
Connect the unit an\Rd a personal comput\Rer, and establishing 
the settings on th\Re Web browser screen.
The LAN crossover cable is used when con\Rnecting a 
personal computer d\Rirectly to the unit\R’s LAN connector for IP 
control, and the LA\RN straight cable is used when ma\Rking the 
connection through a\R switching hub.
Select an IP addres\Rs for the personal com\Rputer within the 
private address range while ensuring that it is dif\Rferent from 
the address of the\R unit.
Set the subnet mas\Rk to the same addr\Ress as the unit.
wpIf you need to change t\Rhe IP address and \Rsubnet 
mask, be sure to a\Rsk your dealer to mak

e these 
changes for you.
Unit’s IP address and subnet ma\>sk (factory settings) IP address:
 19\b.1\f8.0.10
Subnet mask:
 \b55.\b55.\b55.0
Note
For details of the \>required personal computer 
environment, refer to page
 4. 
						

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Web setting screen
wwMenu operations
Start the Web browser, and enter “http://192.168.0.1\>0/” in the [Address] \Rbox of the Web browser.
When the IP addres\Rs has been changed,\R the URL will also \Rchange.
If this is the case\R, set the changed I\RP address to the U\RRL (http://changed I\RP address/).
wp The menus can be switched by selecting the buttons on the left\R side of the screen\R.
  
						

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Web setting screen
p Control button / Setup button 
Press the Control \Rbutton to switch to the Contro\Rl screen 
on which to control \Rsuch operations as the pann\Ring, 
tilting, zooming and focusing of the camer\Ra. (See 
page
 54)
Press the Setup button to s

witch to the Image \RAdjust 
screen on which to e\Rstablish the camera’s settings. 
(See page
 5\f)
When the Setup button is pressed, \Rthe login screen 
sho

wn below is displayed.
When logging in for the first time, input the following 
default values.
User name admin
Password 1\b345
When the OK button is clicked after inputting\R the values, 
the screen shown below is displayed.
Click the OK button.
wp On the User auth. screen (see page \f\f), register 
the user name and \Rpassw ord of your choice at the 
earliest possible opportunity.
Note
p Power ON b
 utton / Standby button
 
The unit’s power is turned on when the Power ON button 
is pressed.
When the Standby button is pressed, \Rthe unit is set to\R the 
standby mode.
While the standby mode is established, the control\R over 
the camera’s operations exercised on the Cont\Rrol screen 
and both the Image\R button and Maintena\Rnce button on 
the Setup screen ar\Re disabled.
wp
If Pow

er ON or Standby is selected too q\Ruickly, 
the status selected\R and the display shown may not 
correspond. 
In a case like this, press the F5 key to restore the 
correct status displ\Ray.
wp When operation is transf

erred to the stand\Rby 
mode: The current pan
‑tilt position is s\Rtored in 
the memory (as a PO

WER
 ON preset), and th\Re 
panning/tilting mo\Rv

es so that the came\Rra points in 
the backward
‑facing direction.
wp When operation is transf

erred to the POWER
 ON 
mode: P

anning/tilting moves to the position\R which 
was stored in the m\Remory (as a POWER
 ON 
preset) when operation w

as transferred to the 
standby mode.
Notes 
						

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Web setting screen
wwControl screen
This is the screen \Ron which such operations as the pann\Ring, tilting, zooming and focusing of the unit\R can be controlled.
p Zoom
Use this to adjust\R the zoom (magnification)\R 
in the Wide direction.
Use this to adjust\R the zoom (magnification)\R 
to 1.0.
Use this to adjust\R the zoom (magnification)\R 
in the Tele direction.
p Focus
Use this to adjust\R the focus 
manually.
Use this to adjust\R the focus in 
the Near direction.\R
It does not work during 
automatic adjustmen\Rts.
Use this to adjust\R the focus in 
the Far direction.
It does not work during 
automatic adjustmen\Rts.
When this is press\Red while 
the focus is being adjus\Rted 
manually, the focus will 
be temporarily adjusted 
automatically.
It does not work during 
automatic adjustmen\Rts.
Use this to adjust\R the focus 
automatically. 
						

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Web setting screen
p Control pad and its buttons
To adjust the image\R in the horizontal 
or vertical direction (pan\Rning or 
tilting), left
‑click the pad and the \R
b

uttons.
The more the outsi\Rde of the pad 
is clicked, the faster the camera 
operates. Adjustment is also possible 
by dragging the mouse.
Right
‑click the pad to initi\Rate 
z

ooming and focusing.
When the top half \Rof the pad is 
clicked in the up or do\Rwn direction, 
the zoom (magnification)\R is adjusted 
in the Tele direction; conversely, 
when the bottom ha\Rlf of the pad is 
adjusted, the zoom is adjusted in\R the 
Wide direction.
When the left half\R of the pad is 
clicked in the left or \Rright direction, 
the focus is adjusted in\R the Near 
direction; conversely when the right 
half of the pad is\R adjusted, the focus 
is adjusted in the\R Far direction.
The zooming can also be \Radjusted 
by operating the mouse wh\Reel.
wp When the mouse is \Rused for dragging and 
dropping from the \Rcontrol pad area to\R a position 
outside this area,\R the panning, tilt\Ring and other 
oper

ations will not st\Rop. 
In a case like this, click the control pad a\Rrea to 
stop these operations.
Note
p Preset
When the preset po\Rsition is selected \Rfrom 
the pull‑down menu and the Move button is 
clicked, the camera direction moves to the 
preset position wh\Rich was registered ahea\Rd 
of time.
This is used to re\Rgister the current \Rstatus 
in the preset posi\Rtion now selected on the 
pull‑down menu.
It does not functio\Rn if “Home” has been 
selected on the pul\Rl‑down menu.
The camera direction moves to the preset 
position which is n\Row selected on the 
pull‑down menu.
The settings that \Rare reproduced at t\Rhis 
position are the s\Rettings which were 
established on the “Preset Scope” menu 
(see page
 \f5).
The camera direction mo

ves to the home 
position if “Home” has been selected on the 
pull‑down menu.
p \brightness
Use this to adjust\R the image brightness 
manually.
Use this to make the image darker.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
Use this to make the image lighte\Rr.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
Use this to adjust\R the image brightness 
automatically. 
						

							5\f
Web setting screen
wwSetup screen
Pressing the Setup\R button switches the display to this screen on\R which the unit’s settings are est\Rablished.
wq \basic screen
p \basic button 
When the Basic button is pressed, \Rthe Basic screen is \R
displayed in the area on \Rthe right.
 Camera title [0 to 2\>0 half‑size c

haracters]

Input the name of \Rthe camera here.
When the Set button is clicked, the input name\R appears in 
the status display area. 
						

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Web setting screen
wqImage screen
Image
p Image
 Image adjust
This is used to di\Rsplay the Image Adjust\R screen.
 Preset position
This is used to di\Rsplay the Preset Position setting scr\Reen. 
						

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Web setting screen
Image adjust screen
When Scene is set \>to “FullAuto”When Scene is set \>to “Manual1 to 3” 
						

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Web setting screen
p Scene
 [FullAuto, Man
ual1, Manual2, Manual3]
Selected here is th\Re shooting mode th\Rat matches the 
shooting situation\R. 
Select the mode whi\Rch best suits the p\Rrevailing shooting 
conditions and the \Ruser’s preferences.
FullAuto In this mode, the optimum settings and 
adjustments for the shooting con\Rditions 
at hand are automa\Rtically established. 
When “FullAuto” has been selected,\R the 
detailed setting a\Rnd adjustment menus 
are not displayed.
Manual1 to 3 In these modes, the detailed set\Rtings and  adjustments are es\Rtablished manually to 
match the prevailing shooting con\Rditions 
and the user’s preferences. 
When the Manual1, Manual\b or Manual3 
mode has been sele\Rcted, the detailed \R
setting and adjust\Rment menu for the 
mode concerned is displayed.
p Contrast
 Contrast Mode [Auto, Man

ual]
This item is used \Rto select whether t\Rhe image brightness 
(contrast) is to be contr\Rolled automatically\R or manually.
Auto The iris, shutter speed an\Rd frame addition are controlled and \Rthe camera brightness is 
adjusted automatica\Rlly.
Manual Operations are performed using the manually  set values.
 Contrast Level [–5 to +5]
Set here is the con\Rtrast level when the image \Rbrightness 
is adjusted.
This item can be se\Rt when “Auto” has been selected \Ras 
the “Contrast Mode” setting.
 Shutter Mode [Off, Step,  Synchro]
Select for camera shutter speed.
This item can be se\Rt when “Manual” has been selected \Ras 
the “Contrast Mode” setting.
When a higher shut\Rter speed is select\Red, fast
‑moving 
subjects do not beco\Rme b

lurred easily but the images will\R 
be darker.
Off The shutter is set\R to OFF (so that i\Rt cannot be  tripped).
Step The step shutter i\Rs set (the steps ca\Rn be  changed).
Synchro The synchro shutter\R is set (the setti\Rng can be  changed continuously).
The shutter speeds\R that can be set ar\Re listed below.
When “Step” is selected as 
the “Shutter Mode” When “Synchro” is selected 
as the “Shutter Mode”
1/100, 1/\b50, 1/500\R, 1/1000, 
1/\b000, 1/4000, 1/1\R0000 \f0.\b4
 Hz to max. \f4\f.\b1 Hz 
(\b55 steps)
 Frame Mix [Auto, Off , 6d\b, 12d\b, 18d\b]
Select for frame addition (gain\R‑up using sensor st\Rorage) 
amount.
This item can be se\Rt when “Off ”
 is selected as the\R 
“Shutter Mode” item setting.
When frame addition is pe\Rrformed, it will appea\Rr as if the 
images are missing\R some frames.
   AutoF. Mix Max Gain 
[0d\b, 6d\b,  12d\b, 18d\b]
When “Auto” for the “Contrast Mode” or “Auto” for the 
“Frame Mix” is selected, the m\Raximum frame addition 
amount can be set.
If frame addition is pe\Rrformed at the Auto setting, it wi\Rll 
appear as if the i\Rmages are missing \Rsome frames.
 Gain [ Auto, 0d\b, 3d\b, 6d\b, 9d\b, 12d\b, 15d\b, 
18d\b]
The image gain is \Radjusted here.
In locations which a\Rre too dark, adjust the gain\R upward; 
conversely, in locations which\R are too bright, adjust it 
downward.
When “Auto” is set, the light\R quantity is adjus\Rted 
automatically.
The noise increases\R when the gain is \Rincreased.
 AGC Max Gain [6d\b, 12d\b, 18d\b]
When “Auto” is selected as the\R “Gain” setting, the 
maximum gain
‑up amount can be se\Rt. 
						

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Web setting screen
p Picture
 Chroma Level [–3 to +3]
Set here is the col\Ror intensity (chrom\Ra level) of the 
images.
 AW\b
This is used to execute automatic whit\Re balance (AWB) to 
set the white bala\Rnce.
For details, refer to page
 \b\b.
 AW\b Mode [ATW, AW\b A, AW\b \b]
The white balance m\Rode is selected her\Re.
Select the mode whe\Rn the coloring is not natural because 
of the nature of t\Rhe light source or \Rother factors.
If the white color \Rserving as the reference can be 
recognized, subjects can be \Rshot with natural coloring.
ATW In this mode, the white balance\R is 
compensated for automatically, even if 
changes occur in the \Rlight source or colo\Rr 
temperature, by a process of conti\Rnuous and 
automatic adjustmen\Rt.
AWB
 A, 
AWB
 B When AWB
 A or AWB B is selected and th\Re 
white balance is ex

ecuted, the adjustm\Rent 
results obtained a\Rre stored in the m\Remory 
selected. 
When AWB
 A or AWB B is then selected, \Rthe 
white balance store\Rd in the selected m\Remory 
can be recalled.
wp When preset settin\Rgs have been called from \Rthe 
A

W‑RP\f55, the AWB mode which was set when 
the preset data was registered by the AW‑RP\f55 
will be called.
Note
 Detail [Off, Lo

w, \figh]
The image detail (\Rimage sharpness) is adjusted\R here.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, the d\Retail is enhanced.
 Flesh Tone Mode [Off, Low, \figh]
Set here is the fl\Resh tone mode for displaying the 
subjects’ skin so that it a\Rppears more smooth\Rly and 
eye‑pleasingly.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, the e\Rffect is enhanced 
even more.
 Color Matrix [Normal,\> E\bU , NTSC]
This item is used \Rto load the preset\R color matrix data and 
compensate for the saturation and color pha\Rse.
 DNR [Off, Low, \figh]
Set here is the le\Rvel of the digital \Rnoise reduction eff\Rect so 
that light, noise
‑free and clear imag\Res will be output \Rev

en 
at night and in ot\Rher low
‑brightness en

vironments.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, even more noise can 
be eliminated.
However, there is an incre\Rased possibility t\Rhat 
afterimages may occur.
 Pedestal [–10 to +10\>]
This item is used \Rto adjust the black level (adjust the 
pedestal) so that \Rthe dark parts of the images a\Rre easier 
to see.
These parts become darker when a negative setting is 
selected and, conversely, lighter when a p\Rositive setting 
is selected.
 DRS [Off, Lo w, \figh]
Set here is the DRS\R function which provides just the right 
amount of compensat\Rion when images wi\Rth significant 
light/dark differences are displayed.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, the e\Rffect is enhanced 
even more.
This may make noise more perceptible with some scenes.
 Gamma Type [Off, Normal, Cinema]
Selected here is th\Re type of gamma cur\Rve.
The selected settin\Rg takes effect when “Off ” is selected 
as the “DRS” item setting. Normally, the “Normal” setting 
is used. When “Cinema” is selected, image\Rs giving off an 
atmosphere like movies can be shot.
 Gamma Level [Low , Mid, \figh]
This item is used \Rto adjust the gamm\Ra compensation 
level. The selected settin\Rg takes effect when “Off ” is 
selected as the “DRS” item setting or w\Rhen “Normal” is 
selected as the “Gamma Type” setting. 
When “Low” is set, the image\Rs appear sedate an\Rd 
composed. The resulting gamm\Ra curve has a gentle 
gradient in the low
‑brightness areas

, and the contrast is 
sharper.
Conversely, when “High” is set, the tonal range in the dark 
area is expanded so that th\Re images take on a lighter 
tone. The resulting gamm\Ra curve has a sharp gradient in 
the low
‑brightness areas

, and the contrast is softer.
 \back Light COMP. [Off, On]
“On” or “Off ” is set here for the backlight compensation\R 
function.
Under backlight conditions, the function prevents 
darkening as a result \Rof light striking the backs of 
subjects, and makes it possible to shoot images\R in shade 
or shadow more brightly.
This item can be se\Rt when “Auto” has been selected \Ras 
the “Contrast Mode” setting.
The function takes effect when “Auto” has been selected \R
as the Contrast Mode, Gain or Frame Mix item setti\Rng.
 
This is used to clo\Rse this panel.