Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He50hn Operating Instructions

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Web setting screen
DDNS screen
Use DHCP to acquire\R the global IP add\Rress.
The DDNS function m\Rust be set in orde\Rr to access the unit\R over the Internet.
When using the DDN\RS function, access th\Re unit using the “address of host n\Rame.nmdns.net” which was registered in t\Rhe DDNS 
server. To use the DDNS fun\Rction, a connection w\Rith a dedicated DDN\RS server is required.
p DDNS

Whether the DDNS f\Runction is to be us\Red is selected by 
setting “On” or “Off ”.
p \fost name [1 to 64 \>half‑size characters]

Input here the hos\Rt name to be used.\R
p User name [1 to 32 \>half‑size c haracters]

Input here the use\Rr name (log
‑in name) for accessing the 
DDNS ser

ver.
p Password [0 to 32 half‑size c haracters]

Input here the pas\Rsword for accessing the DDN\RS server.
p Access interval

Select one of the s\Rettings below to be used as th\Re access 
interval in which the IP \Raddress and host n\Rame are 
checked with the DDNS s\Rerver.
1min 1 minute
10min 10
 minutes
30min

30
 minutes
1h

1 hour
\fh \f hours
\b4h \b4 hours 
						

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Web setting screen
SNMP screen
The settings relat\Red to the SNMP fun\Rction are selected o\Rn this screen.
When the SNMP mana\Rger is used for the connection, t\Rhe unit’s statuses can be ch\Recked.
When the SNMP funct\Rion is to be used,\R consult with your network administrator.
p Community [0 to 32 half\>‑size characters]

Input here the comm\Runity name which is\R to be monitored.
wpWhen using the SNM\RP function, be abso\Rlutely sure 
to input the community name.

 
This function cannot\R be used if the com\Rmunity 
name field is left\R blank.
Note
p System name [0 to 3\>2 half‑size c

haracters]

Input here the sys\Rtem name for controlling the \Runit using 
the SNMP function.
p Location [0 to 32 \>half‑size c haracters]

Input here the loca\Rtion where the uni\Rt has been install\Red.
p Contact [0 to 255 h\>alf‑size c haracters]

Input here the ema\Ril address or tele\Rphone number of the 
administrator. 
						

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Web setting screen
wqMaintenance
Among the various maintenance op\Rerations performed on this screen \Rare system log checks, system version upgrading and 
initialization of \Rthe unit.
The screen itself co\Rnsists of five tabs: “System log”, “Upgrade”, “Default reset”, “Back up” and “Other”.
System log screen
A maximum of a hundred sy\Rstem logs can be st\Rored in the unit’s internal memory.
When this maximum number has been exceeded, the old lo\Rgs are overwritten successively by the new logs.
The logs are cleare\Rd when the unit’s power is turned off.
p No
The running numbers of the syst\Rem logs are displa\Ryed 
here.
p Time & date
The times and date\Rs when the logs were generated are 
displayed here.
The \b4
‑hour system is use\Rd to display this inf

ormation.
p Error description
Details of the err\Ror logs are displa\Ryed here.
For further details on th\Re system logs, refer to page
 79. 
						

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Web setting screen
Upgrade screen
On this screen, it \Ris possible to check the unit’s software versions and upgrade them to the la\Rtest versions.
For details on the \Rsoftware used for version upgrading, consult your dealer.
The “Model no.”, “MAC address”, “Serial no.”, “Firmware version” and other information about the u\Rnit is displayed.
1	After consulting wi\>th your dealer, download 
the latest software\> to the hard disk of your 
personal computer.
wpNo spaces or full‑size char acters can be used f\Ror 
the directory in which the soft\Rware will be stored\R.
Note
2	Select the software\> to be upgraded by clicking 
the [Camera Main] o\>r [Network] radio button.
3	Click the \browse button, and specify the 
downloaded software.
4	Click the radio button underneath, and after 
the software version has been upgr\>aded, 
select whether to i\>nitialize the data.
wp Judge whether or no\Rt to initialize the data after 
reading through th\Re Readme file which \Raccompanies 
the software
.
5	Click the Execute button.
The software version is upgraded, and the scree\Rn on 
which to check data initializat\Rion is displayed.
If the data is not\R going to be initi\Ralized after the version 
has been upgraded, the check screen is not dis\Rplayed.
After upgrading the software version, be absolut\Rely sure 
to delete the temp\Rorary Internet files. 
						

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Web setting screen
wpUse the personal co\Rmputer on the same\R subnet as 
the camera to upgr
ade the software version.
wpBefore using the version upg

rading software, be 
absolutely sure to\R check the precautions t\Ro be 
observed with your dealer, and follow the dealer’s 
instructions.
wp Use the following files specifie\Rd b

y Panasonic 
System Networks Co., Ltd. as the software used 
for version upgrading.
Camera Main bin files
Network img files
wp Be absolutely sure \Rto write the filenames \Ras below 
(see *) f

or the files of th\Re software used for version 
upgrading.
Camera Main he50_cameramain_xxxxx.bin*
Network he50_network_xxxxx.img*
*: Enter the software version in the “xxxxx” part.
wp Do not turn off the unit’s po wer while a software 
version is being up\Rgraded.
wp While a software version is being up\Rg

raded, do not 
attempt to execute any other operations until the 
version has been up\Rgraded.
wp Even when “Reset the settings\R to the def

aults 
after completing th\Re upgrade” has been selected,\R 
the network
‑related data liste\Rd below will not be 
initializ

ed.
  · DHCP On/Off
  · IP address
  · Subnet mask
  · Default gateway
  · HTTP port
  · Line speed
  · Bandwidth contro\Rl (bit rate)
Notes 
						

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Web setting screen
Default reset scree\>n
The unit’s setting data and\R HTML files are in\Ritialized and the unit is\R restarted on this screen.\R
p   Reset to the defau\>lt
(Except the network settings)
When the Execute button is clicked, the unit’s settings are 
returned to their defaults.
However, the network
‑related settings a\Rre not initialized.
 
(See page
 75)
When the initializ\Ration operation is star

ted, no operations 
can be undertaken for about \b
 minutes

.
p Load the default \fTM\>L files (setup menu)
When the Execute button is clicked, the HTML files\R are 
returned to their defaults.
When the initializ\Ration operation is started, no operations 
can be undertaken for about \b
 minutes
.
p   Reset to the defau\>lt and load the defa\>ult \fTML 
files
When the Execute button is clicked, the unit’s settings 
and HTML files are\R returned to their defaults.
However, the network
‑related settings a\Rre not initialized.
  
(See page
 75)
When the initializ\Ration operation is star

ted, no operations 
can be undertaken for about \b
 minutes

.
p Reboot
When the Execute button is clicked, the unit is re\Rbooted. 
After the unit has\R been rebooted, no\R operations can be 
undertaken for about \b
 minutes as is the case\R when the 
unit’

s power is turned on. 
						

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Web setting screen
\back up screen
On this screen, the\R unit’s settings can be s\Raved to a personal co\Rmputer or settings\R saved in a personal co\Rmputer can be loade\Rd 
into the unit for use.
p Download
The unit’s settings are saved in the personal\R computer.
After displaying the save destination dial\Rog box using the 
Execute button, specify the \Rsave destination folder.
Listed below are the settings\R to be saved.
  • Scene FullAuto settings
  • Scene Manual1 settings
  • Scene Manual\b settings
  • Scene Manual3 settings
  • System setting\Rs
  • Preset setting\Rs
p Upload
The unit’s setting files, which were saved in the personal\R 
computer by the download function, ar\Re uploaded.
Click the Browse button to display the dialog box, and 
specify the saved file.
wpUse the files downloaded by the unit as the \Rdata to 
be used f

or uploading. 
Do not change the e\Rxtension (.dat) of\R the files 
which have been downloaded.
wp Do not turn off the unit’s po

wer while downloading 
or uploading is un\Rderway.
wp Do not attempt to \Rperform an

y operations while 
downloading or uploading is underway. Instead, wait 
until the downloading or uploa\Rding is completed.
Notes 
						

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Web setting screen
Other screen
The images output \Rfrom the unit can b\Re switched between camera images and color \Rbars on this screen\R.
p CAM/\bAR
Camera The unit’s output images ar\Re switched to “camera images”.
Colorbar The unit’s output images ar\Re switched to  “color bar”. 
						

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System log \fisplays
DDNS‑related error displays
CategoryDisplay Description of err\>or
Connection error No response from t\Rhe DDNS server.
wp A mistake may ha

ve been made in spe\Rcifying the DDNS 
server. 
Check the DDNS setting\Rs again.
wp The DDNS server ma

y be down. 
Consult your network administrator.
User name or password isn't correct.
wp The user name or p\Rassword ma

y be incorrect. 
Check the DDNS setting\Rs again.
IP address update \Rfailed.
wp An IP address upda\Rte error has occurre\Rd in the DDNS 
server

. 
Consult your network administrator.
Internal error Undefined error.
wp A problem has occurred in \Rthe DDNS function. 
Chec

k the DDNS setting\Rs again.
NTP‑related error displays
CategoryDisplay Description of err\>or
Connection error No response from t\Rhe NTP server.
wp The IP address of \Rthe server ma

y be incorrect. 
Check the server’s IP address setti\Rngs again.
wp The NTP server ma

y be down. 
Consult your server administrator.
Internal error Undefined error.
wp A problem has occurred in \Rthe NTP function. 
Chec

k the NTP settings\R again.
Successful 
NTP
‑based time 
synchronization NTP update succeeded\R.
wp
The time has been \Rupdated successfully\R.
Login‑related displays
Category Display Description of err\>or
Login (User name or IP a\Rddress)
wpIf user authorization has been s\Ret, the name of th\Re user who 
has logged onto th\Re unit is display

ed.
wpIf host authorization has been s\Ret, the IP address\R of the user 
who has logged ont\Ro the unit is disp\Rlay

ed. 
						

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Limiters
This unit comes wit\Rh settings (referred to as “limiters”) that 
restrict the panning and\R tilting movement ranges.
Depending on where\R the unit has been\R installed, a subj\Rect 
which the user does\R not wish to be sh\Rot may be present in 
the movement ranges.
In a case like this, the unit’s shooting range can be limited\R 
by setting the limi\Rters at the positi\Rons just before the subject 
which the user does\R not wish to be sh\Rot.
The positions of f\Rour limiters — nam\Rely, the upper, lower, 
left
‑most and right‑most limits of the\R tra
vel range — can be 
set.
Once they have been set, the po\Rsitions will not b\Re lost even 
after the power has been turned off.
The limiters can be\R set or released b\Roth by the wireless 
remote control and \Rcontroller or web setting screen.
Whatever was set or released\R last takes precedence.
For the controller o\Rperations, refer to the Operating 
Instructions of the contr\Roller.
The settings of th\Re limiters using t\Rhe wireless remote\R control 
will be described here.