Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He50hn Operating Instructions

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Web setting screen
Preset position se\>tting screen
p Preset
This selects the pr\Reset position to b\Re 
operated from the pull\R‑down menu.
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 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 \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.
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 Limitation Setting
This establishes the up, down, left and right limit setting\Rs 
of the pan
‑tilt head.
First, mov

e the pan
‑tilt head to the p\Rosition where the \R
limit is to be set\R, and press the cor\Rresponding button 
belo

w to set the direct\Rion (up, down, left or right) in which 
the limit is to be\R set.
After each setting \Rhas been selected, \Rpress the Set 
button to enter the\R setting.
Tilt Up Use this to save the current posit\Rion as 
the upward limit.
Tilt Down Use this to save the current posit\Rion as 
the downward limit.
Pan Left Use this to save the current posit\Rion as 
the leftward limit.
Pan Right Use this to save the current posit\Rion as 
the rightward limit.
Set/Reset Use this to enable or disable the limit 
setting in each dir\Rection.
 
This is used to clo\Rse this panel. 
						

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Web setting screen
System
This menu has items that r\Relate to the genlo\Rck phase adjustment\R and camera’s output image set\Rtings.
p Genlock (AW‑\fE50S only)
This item’s setting is refle\Rcted immediately.
 \forizontal Phase [–2\>06 to +49]
This is used to ad\Rjust the horizontal phase during 
genlock.
 Subcarrier Phase  \>Coarse
 [0° to 315
°]
This is used to ad\Rjust coarsely the co\Rlor phase during 
genlock.
This setting is valid for the VBS signal output.
 Subcarrier Phase  \>Fine [–127 to +127\>]
This is used to ad\Rjust finely the col\Ror phase during 
genlock.
This setting is valid for the VBS signal output. 
						

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Web setting screen
p Output
This item’s setting is refle\Rcted when the Set b\Rutton is 
pressed.
 Format [1080i, 720p, 480i]
The video format is changed on t\Rhis screen.
 Down CONV. Mode
 [Squeeze,
 SideCut, Letter\box]
The down‑conversion mode is sel\Rected here.
SqueezeWhen the 4:3 aspect\R ratio has been set \R
for the monitor scre\Ren, the images are\R 
squeezed horizontally and extended 
vertically changing the\R view of the angle.
SideCutWith the vertical height serving as the 
reference, the parts which extend beyond 
this at the two sides are cropped\R changing 
the view of the angle.
LetterBox
With the horizontal width serving as the 
reference, black bands are added \Rat the top 
and bottom changing\R the view of the angle.
wp When output is sele\>cted for the color bar,
 the mode is 
fixed to Squeeze. 
If “SideCut” or “Letter\box” has been selected,\> the \fDMI 
output will not appe\>ar for a few seconds when the\> color 
bar display is set to ON or \>OFF.
   \fDMI Color (AW‑\fE50\f onl y) 
[RG\b
‑NOR, RG\b‑EN\f, 
 YCbCr422, YCbCr444]
Set here is the HD\RMI color output.
p   When an HDMI monit\Ror is used, use “YCbCr4\b\b” 
under nor

mal circumstances.
p   In cases where, for instance

, HDMI (RGB) signal\Rs are 
converted and output to \Ra DVI monitor, the settings 
required will diff\Rer depending on th\Re color gradation 
supported by the monitor.
RGB‑NOR The RGB output sign\Rals are output in \R the 1\f to \b35 range.
RGB
‑ENH The RGB output sign\Rals are output in \R the 0 to \b55 r

ange.
p   If the black par

ts of the images a\Rppear overexposed 
when “RGB
‑NOR” has been selected,\R use the 

“RGB
‑
ENH” setting instead.
p   Conversely

, if the images ar\Re displayed with a loss of \R
dark detail when “RGB
‑ENH” has been selected,\R use 
the 

“RGB
‑NOR” setting instead.
wpIf an HDMI Color s\Retting which is not\R supported by 
the monitor has be\Ren specified, the H\RDMI Color 
setting ma

y be changed automa\Rtically.  
(The menu display will remain uncha\Rnged.)
Note
With the AW‑HE50S, this item cannot \Rbe selected. 
						

							\f5
Web setting screen
p Other
This item’s setting is refle\Rcted when the Set b\Rutton is 
pressed.
 Install Position [Desktop, \fanging]
“Desktop” or “Hanging” is selected here a\Rs the method 
used to install th\Re unit.
Desktop Stand‑alone installation\R
Hanging Suspended installa\Rtion
p   When “Hanging” has been selected,\R the top

, bottom, 
left and right of the images\R will be reversed, and  
up/down/left/right control for panning and til\Rting will 
also be reversed.
 Preset Speed [1 to\> 30]
There are 30 preset pan‑tilt operation speeds of wh\Ren 
regenerating the camera direction and oth\Rer inf ormation 
which are registere\Rd in the preset me\Rmory.
wp If a high value is selected for the Preset Spee\Rd 
setting, the image\R on the screen ma

y shake when 
operation stops.
wp When connecting the \Runit to the AW‑RP\f55 f

or 
use, the “DIAGONAL SPEED (P/T S\RETTING)” 
setting of the AW‑RP\f55 takes effect. 
To change the Preset\R Speed, change the \R
AW‑RP\f55 setting.
Notes
 Preset Scope [Mode\> A, Mode \b, Mode C]
Selected here are t\Rhe setting items t\Ro be recalled when \R
the contents of the\R preset memory are regenerated.
Mode A Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\Rng digital z oom), 
Focus, Iris, Gain, White
‑BAL
Mode
 B P

an, Tilt, Zoom (includi\Rng digital zoom), 
Focus, Iris
Mode
 C P

an, Tilt, Zoom (includi\Rng digital zoom), 
Focus
 Digital Zoom [Disable,  Enable]
“Enable” or “Disable” is set here for the digital zoom 
function.
If zooming is performed toward the Tele end beyond the 
maximum position when “Enable” has been selected,\R the 
digital zoom can be operated continuously. Zooming will 
stop temporarily at the positio\Rn where the optical\R zoom 
and digital zoom are switched so after it\R has stopped at 
this position, pro\Rceed with zooming again.
When the setting i\Rs changed to “Disable” while already in \R
the digital zoom region, the zoom will automatica\Rlly move 
to the maximum position of the\R optical zoom.
 Speed With Zoom POS. [Off, On]
“On” or “Off ” is set here for the function use\Rd to adjust the 
camera direction’s adjustment speed\R in conjunction with\R 
the zoom magnification.
When “On” is set, the panni\Rng and tilting ope\Rrations will 
become slower in the zoom status.
This function has n\Ro effect during preset operations.
 Focus Mode [Auto, Man ual]
“Auto” or “Manual” is set here for the focusing function.
Auto The subjects are al\Rways brought into focus 
automatically.
Manual The focus is operated manually.
 Focus ADJ With PTZ. [Off , On]
“On” or “Off ” is set here for the function whi\Rch 
compensates for out
‑of‑focusing when it occur\Rs dur

ing 
panning, tilting o\Rr zooming operations at the manual 
focus setting.
When “Off ” is set, adjust th\Re focus as required af\Rter 
zooming or set the \Rfocus to the auto mo\Rde. This item can 
be selected only wh\Ren “Manual” has been selected \Ras the 
“Focus Mode” setting.
 Tally Enable [Disable, Enable]
“Enable” or “Disable” is set here for the function whi\Rch 
turns on or turns off the tally l\Ramp using the tall\Ry control 
signal.
 OSD Status [Off, On]
“On” or “Off ” is set here for the status disp\Rlay which 
appears during AWB operations. 
						

							\f\f
Web setting screen
wqUser mng.
The authorization of those u\Rsers who can access t\Rhe camera from a PC or AW‑RP50 and those IP \Raddresses, from which the 
camera can be accessed, is\R registered on thi\Rs screen in order t\Ro restrict any other access.
The screen itself co\Rnsists of two tabs, “User auth.” and “Host auth”.
User auth. screen
p User auth.

User authorization is set to \R“On” or “Off ” here.
Enter the setting \Rusing the Set button.
p User name [1 to 32 \>half‑size c haracters]

The user name is i\Rnput here.
Enter the setting \Rusing the Set button.
p Password
p Retype passwor

d [4 to 32 half
‑size c
 haracters]

The password is input here.
Enter the setting \Rusing the Set button.
p Access level

Select one of the f\Rollowing settings as t\Rhe user access 
level.
Enter the setting \Rusing the Set button.
1. Administrator This access level allows the user to 
perform all the unit’s operations.
\b. Camera control This access level allows only  Control screen oper\Rations to be 
performed.
p User check
A pull‑down menu can be opened her\Re, and the 
registered users ch\Recked.
A registered user \Ris indicated in the\R form of “Registered 
user name [Access le\Rvel]”.
(Example: admin[1])
To delete a registe\Rred user, select the user t\Ro be deleted, 
and click the Delete button on the right. 
						

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Web setting screen
\fost auth. screen
p \fost auth.

Host authorization is set to \R“On” or “Off ” here.
p IP address

The IP address of \Rthe PC from which a\Rccess to the 
camera is allowed is input here.
The host name canno\Rt be input as the \RIP address.
wpWhen the “IP address/subnet\R mask length” is input, 
the PCs which are a\Rllo
wed to access the came\Rra can 
be restricted on a subnet b\Ry subnet basis. 
If, for instance, “19\b.1\f8.0.1/\b4” has been input an\Rd 
the “\b. Camera control” setting has been \Rselected as 
the access level setting, the PC\Rs from “19\b.1\f8.0.0” to 
“19\b.1\f8.0.\b55” will be able to access the came\Rra at 
the “\b. Camera control” access level.
wp When an already re\Rgistered IP addres\Rs is input and 
the Set button is click

ed, the host information will be 
overwritten.
p Access level

Select one of the f\Rollowing settings as t\Rhe host access 
level.
1. Administrator
\b. Camera control
For details on the \Raccess level, refer to page \f\f.
p \fost check
A pull‑down menu can be opened her\Re, and the IP 
addresses of the r\Registered hosts che\Rcked.
A host is indicated\R in the form of “Registered IP addr\Ress 
[Access level]”.
(Example: 19\b.1\f8.0.\b1 [1])
To delete a registe\Rred host (IP addre\Rss), select the hos\Rt 
to be deleted, and\R click the Delete button on the right. 
						

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Web setting screen
wqServer
This screen has ite\Rms that relate to \Rthe NTP server addresses, port numbers and other N\RTP server settings.
NTP screen
p Time adjustment

Select one of the f\Rollowing settings as t\Rhe time 
adjustment method.\R
The time is adjust\Red by the method select\Red here and 
used as the unit’s standard time.
Off The time is counted\R from 0:00 on 
January 1, 1990 as the u\Rnit’s startup 
time.
Synchronization 
with NTP server The time automatica\Rlly adjusted in 
synchronization wit\Rh the NTP server 
is used as the uni\Rt’s standard time.
p   NTP server address
[1 to 63 half
‑size c

haracters]

The host name or I\RP address of the N\RTP server is input 
here.
wpTo input the “NTP ser

ver address” host name, the 
DNS setting must be selected on \Rthe Network 
screen (see page
 70) of the Networ

k settings.
Note
p NTP port [1 to 65535]

The port number of the NTP s\Rerver is input here.
p Time adjustment int\>erval

The interval (1 to \b4 hours i\Rn 1
‑hour increments) for 
acquir

ing the time from \Rthe NTP server and updating th\Re 
time is selected he\Rre.
p Time zone

Select the time zone that correspond\Rs with the region \Rin 
which the unit is g\Roing to be used. 
						

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Web setting screen
wqNetwork
This screen has ite\Rms that relate to \Rthe network settings, DDNS (Dynamic DNS\R) and SNMP (Simple\R Network Management 
Protocol).
It consists of the \Rthree tabs of “Network”, “DDNS” and “SNMP”.
Network screen
p IP network
 D\fCP

Whether the DHCP f\Runction is to be us\Red is set by 
selecting “On” or “Off ” here. Set the DHCP server in such 
a way that the same IP\R address cannot be \Rused by PCs 
without the DHCP f\Runction or by other network cameras. 
For details on the \Rserver settings, consult your network 
administrator.
 IP address

Input the unit’s IP address here \Rwhen the DHCP funct\Rion 
is not going to be\R used. Input an address \Rthat will not 
duplicate an existing IP address\R which has been set\R for a 
PC or another netw\Rork camera.
wp Multiple IP addres\Rses cannot be used \Reven when the 
DHCP function is us\Red.
 
For details on the \RDHCP server settings, consult your 
network administrator. 
						

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Web setting screen
 Subnet mask

Input the unit’s subnet mask here\R if the DHCP functi\Ron is 
not going to be us\Red.
 Default gateway

Input the unit’s default gateway if the DHCP funct\Rion is 
not going to be us\Red.
wpMultiple IP addres\Rses cannot be used \Rfor the default 
gate
way even when the DHCP f\Runction is used.  
For details on the \RDHCP server settings, consult your 
network administrator.
 DNS

Whether the DNS se\Rrver address is to b\Re acquired 
automatically (Auto) or manually (Manual) is input here\R.
If “Manual” has been selected,\R the DNS settings \Rmust be 
established.
If “Auto” is selected when t\Rhe DHCP function is\R going 
to be used, the DN\RS server address is acqui\Rred 
automatically.
For further details, consult your system adminis\Rtrator.
   Primary server address 
Secondary ser ver address

Input the IP addre\Rss of the DNS server if the “Manual” 
setting has been s\Relected for “DNS”.
For details on the \RIP address of the \RDNS server, consult 
your system adminis\Rtrator.
 \fTTP port [1 to 65535]

The port number is allocated \Rhere separately.
The following port numbers are used by the unit therefore 
cannot be used.
Port numbers already used
\b0, \b1, \b3, \b5, 4\b, 5\R3, \f7, \f8, \f9, 
110, 1\b3, 1\f1, 1\f\b, \R554, 995, 10\f\f9, 10\R\f70,  
59000 to 59999, \f00\R00 to \f1000
 Line speed

Select one of the f\Rollowing data line spe\Reds.
Normally, it is recommended\R that the “Auto” default 
setting be used.
Auto The line speed is \Rset automatically.
100
 M‑Full The line speed is \Rset to 100 Mbps full 
duplex.
100
 M‑Half The line speed is \Rset to 100 Mbps half 
duplex.
10
 M‑Full The line speed is \Rset to 10 Mbps full duplex.
10
 M‑Half The line speed is \Rset to 10 Mbps half duplex.
 FTP access to camer\>a

Whether FTP access t\Ro the camera is to be allowed is set 
by selecting “Allow” or “Forbid”.
 \bandwidth control(bit rate)

Select one of the f\Rollowing data bandwidt\Rh settings.
Unlimited 384 kbps \b048 kbps
\f4
 kbps 51\b kbps 409\f kbps
1\b8
 kbps 7\f8 kbps 819\b kbps
\b5\f
 kbps 10\b4 kbps
 Easy IP Setup acco\>mmodate period

Select “\b0min” or “Unlimited” as the time for enabling the 
operation of the network settings from th\Re Easy IP Setup 
Software.
\b0min The setting operations from the Ea\Rsy IP  Setup Software are enabled for \b0
 minutes 
after the camer

a has started operating.
Unlimited The setting operations from the Ea\Rsy IP  Setup Software are enabled at all times.