Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He50hn Operating Instructions

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Setting/releasing t\whe limiters
ww\basic limiter operat\>ions
1	Press the [MENU] b\>utton.
Tap the button (rather than pressin\Rg it). When it is 
pressed for \b
 seconds, a men

u will appear.
If this happens, press the [MENU]\R button again for 
\b
 seconds to clear the\R menu.
Then star

t again from step \R
1.
2	Press the [], [], [] or [] button for 
2
 seconds while holdin\>g down the [PRESET] 
b

utton.
The limiter for the upper limit\R, lower limit, left lim\Rit or 
right limit is set \R(or released) usin\Rg these direction 
buttons, respectively.
The tally lamp wil\Rl blink at this time.
When a limiter is \Rset, it blinks once; when a limiter is\R 
released, it blinks twice.
If any other button was operated between steps 
1 and 
2, start again from step \R1.
wwSetting the limiters
The limiter positi\Rons can be set by following the steps bel\Row.
When the position \Ris set, the tally \Rlamp blinks once.
1	Press one of the [\>CAM1] to [CAM4] buttons to 
select the unit.
wp Setting the upper \>limit position of th\>e movement 
range
Press the [
] or [] button of the wirel\Ress remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position\R which 
will serve as the upper lim\Rit.
Next, perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wpSetting the lower limit position o\>f the movement 
rang

e
Press the [] or [] button of the wirel\Ress remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position\R which 
will serve as the lower limit.
Next, perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wpSetting the left‑most limit position \>of the 
movement rang

e
Press the [] or [] button of the wirel\Ress remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position\R which 
will serve as the left
‑most limit.
Next, perf

orm the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wpSetting the right‑most limit position \>of the 
movement rang

e
Press the [] or [] button of the wirel\Ress remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position\R which 
will serve as the right
‑most limit.
Next, perf

orm the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.) 
						

							8\b
Setting/releasing t\whe limiters
wwReleasing the limite\>rs
The limiter positi\Rons that are set ca\Rn be released by 
following the steps bel\Row.
When the position \Ris released, the t\Rally lamp blinks twice.
1	Press one of the [\>CAM1] to [CAM4] buttons to 
select the unit.
2	Release the limiters by taking the steps\> below.
wp Releasing the upper\> limit position of t\>he 
movement range
P
erform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wpReleasing the lower limit position o\>f the 
movement rang

e
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wpReleasing the left‑most limit position \>of the 
movement rang

e
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wpReleasing the right\>‑most limit position \>of the 
movement rang

e
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”.
(Press the [MENU] \Rbutton quickly and then press\R 
the [] button for \b
 seconds while holdi\Rng down the 
[PRESET] b

utton.)
wwResetting the limite\>rs
To reset the limite\Rrs, the currently est\Rablished settings must 
be released.
The limiter positi\Rons that are set ca\Rn be reset by following 
the steps below.
1	Release the setting\>s of the limiter pos\>itions to 
be reset by following the steps in \>“Releasing 
the limiters”.
2	Set the limiter posi\>tions by following the steps 
in “Setting the limiter\>s”. 
						

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Safe mo\fe
wwConcerning the safe mode
The unit is equipp\Red with a safe mode for protection from \R
damage.
When a safe mode is established, some or al\Rl of operations 
will no longer be \Raccepted.
Trouble‑triggered safe mode
When the unit has \Rdetected trouble, the “trouble‑triggered 
safe mode” is estab lished: In this mode, the unit’s 
functions are shut \Rdown and then the un\Rit is returned 
to its regular sta\Rtus in about 30
 seconds after it ha\Rs 
been started up again or th\Re initial setting \Roper

ation is 
performed.
(When the unit has\R detected trouble again, the “trouble
‑
triggered safe mode”

 will be established again.)
wpThe output of pictu\Rres might be suspe\Rnded when 
the safe mode is established.

 
In this case, the output of pi\Rctures will be rest\Rarted 
about 5 to 10
 seconds later.
Note 
						

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Notes on Win\fows Vista® / Win\fows® 7
When using Microsof\Rt® Windows Vista® or Microsoft® Windows® 7, symptoms described in this docume\Rnt may happen.
If any of them occurred, \Rfollow the instructions to solve each problem.
The symptoms that \Rhappen when using \RWindows Vista
® may also happen when\R using Windows® 7.
If using Windows 7, refer to the section “Precautions when u\Rsing Windows Vista” in addition to th\Re section “Precautions when 
using Windows 7” in this document.
p This document describes solutions for administr

ators.
p   If necessary, install the vie

wer software.
(Refer to the Operating Instructions of each device for details on how to install the v\Riewer software.)
p   Descriptions in this do\Rcument are based on\R operation chec

k by Panasonic System Net\Rworks Co., Ltd. 
Possible symptoms may vary depending on pla\Rtforms or operating system versions, etc.
ww System requirements\> for a PC
Refer to the section “System requiremen\Rts for a PC” in the installati\Ron guide or Operating Instructions provided with the pro\Rduct 
to be used for further information about the r\Recommended specificat\Rions of a PC.
In case there are n\Ro descriptions of Windows Vista
® or Windows® 7, refer to the following.
CPU Intel® CoreTM \b Duo \b.4 GHz or faster
Memory 1
 GB or more
Networ

k interface 10BASE
‑T/100BASE‑TX 1 port
Monitor 10\b4 

 7\f8
 pixels or more
 , \b4
‑bit T
 rue color or better
OS and web browser Windows
® 7 Professional \f4‑bit*1
Windows® 7 Professional 3\b‑bit*1Windows® Internet Explorer® 8.0*\b
Windows Vista® Business SP1 3\b‑bit Windows® Internet Explorer® 7.0
*1: Windows
® XP compatibility m\Rode is unavailable.
*\b: Internet Explorer® 8.0 \f4‑bit version is unavailable.
ww Trademarks and Regis\>tered Trademarks
wp Microsoft, Windows , Windows Vista, and Internet Explorer are r\Registered trademarks of Microsoft Cor\Rporation in the Unite\Rd 
States and other co\Runtries.
wp Intel and Intel Co\Rre are trademarks or registered t\Rr

ademarks of Intel Corporation in the Unite\Rd States and other\R countries.
• Trademarks and registered \Rtrademarks are abbreviated in the subs\Requent descriptions in this do\Rcument. 
						

							85
Notes on Win\fows Vista® / Win\fows® 7
wwPrecautions when u\>sing Windows Vista
Symptom 1
wp When accessing the w\Reb browser , the following message is di\Rsplayed on the information bar. 
“Pop
‑up bloc
 ked. To see this pop
‑up or additional o\Rptions click here…”
Solution
Add the IP address\R of the product to \R“Trusted sites”, and \Rperform the security setting.
1	Start up the web browser, and click “Internet Options” on the Tools menu.
2	 Click the [Security] tab. Then, select the “Trusted sites”. 
(Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
3	 Select “Low” for “Security level for this zone”. If the lower setting is sele\Rcted, the 
security level of PC will go d\Rown.
4	 Click the [Sites] button to open the \R“Trusted sites” window.
5	 Enter the IP addre\Rss in the textbox “Add this website to the zone:”, and click the 
[Add] button. 
Note: 
 Make sure “Require ser

ver verification (https:) \Rfor all sites in th\Ris zone” is 
unchecked. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
6	 After adding all I\RP addresses, click the [Close] button to close the \R“Trusted Sites” 
window. 
						

							8\f
Notes on Win\fows Vista® / Win\fows® 7
Symptom 2
wpEasy IP Setup Soft\Rware does not displ\Ray the detected IP a\Rddress .
Solution
Check the firewall settings. If firewall is activated, add the web browser or Easy IP Se\Rtup Software to the [Excepti\Rons] tab on 
the “Windows Firewall Settings” menu.
1	Open the control pa\Rnel, and click “Security”.
2	 Click “Allow a program through Windows Firewall” of “Windows Firewall”. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
3	Click the [Continue] button on the “User Account Contro\Rl” window.
4	 Click the [Exceptions] \Rtab on the “Windows Firewall Settings” windows. 
Check “Internet Explorer” or “easyipsetup.exe”. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
5	 Click the [OK] button.
Symptom 3
wpWhen starting the Easy IP S\Retup Software , a message is dis\Rplayed to request the \Rpassword of administrator.
wpWhen exiting the Easy IP\R Setup Software

, the message “This program might not have installed correctl\Ry” is displayed.
Solution
Turn off User Account C\Rontrol (UAC) from the control\R panel of Windows Vista.
1	Open the control pa\Rnel, and click “User Accounts”.
2	 Select “User Accounts” from “User Accounts”.
3	 Click “Turn User Account Contr\Rol On or Off ”.
4	 Click the [Continue] button on the “User Account Contro\Rl” 
window.
5	 Uncheck “Use User Account Co\Rntrol (UAC) to help protect \Ryour 
computer”. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
6	 Click the [OK] button. 
						

							87
Notes on Win\fows Vista® / Win\fows® 7
Symptom 4
wpThe screens of the \Radministrator console or the\R windows of the bro wser are not displ\Rayed properly. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
Solution
Check the font size (DPI) of screensh\Rot by clicking “Personalize”– “Adjust font size (DPI)”.
If the DPI is set \Rto “Larger scale”, set\R to “Default scale”.
1	Right
‑click on the desktop

.
2	 Click “Personalize”.
3	 Click “Adjust font size (DPI)”.
4	 Click the [Continue] button on the “User Account Contro\Rl” window.
5	 Click “Default scale” on the “DPI Scaling” window, and restart the PC. 
(Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
wqRestrictions
Restriction 1 When two browser windows are open and on\>e is being displayed on another
The back window may come to the front\R when the mouse po\Rinter is placed.
Restriction 2 When accessing thi\>s product from the web browser Another window may open, and pop
‑up may be displa

yed. 
In this case, audio may be transmitted even after the pop
‑up is closed.
Restriction 3 When activ

ating audio on the\> web browser
Audio may be transmitted even after users are\R changed. When changing users\R, close all browser 
windows that activate audio.
Restriction 4 When activating the window switcher while displaying images on a full screen on the web browser The live images may not be refreshed\R. 
						

							88
Notes on Win\fows Vista® / Win\fows® 7
wwPrecautions when u\>sing Windows 7
Symptom 1
wp Screen is deformed.  / When activating the compatibi\Rlity view, part of the screen is \Rnot displayed or a pop‑up window appears 
to sa y that the screen i\Rs not displayed again.
Solution
Check “Display all websites in Compati\Rbility View” on the “Compatibility View Settings” window.
1	Start up the web browser, and click “Tools” on the menu bar.
2	 Click “Compatibility View Settings”.
3	 Check “Display all websites in Compati\Rbility View”, and click the [Close] button. 
(Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
Symptom 2
wpNetwork disconnection occur\Rs when the PC ente\Rrs the sleep mode.
Solution
After canceling the \Rsleep mode, reload the screen\R as necessary.
Symptom 3
wpCharacters such as a fil\Re name cannot be en\Rtered directly on t\Rhe window or tab to upgrade the software. 
(Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
Solution
Click the [Browse...] button to display the “File Selection” window to select a file. 
						

							89
Notes on Win\fows Vista® / Win\fows® 7
Symptom 4
wpSoftware upgrade is impossible even when selecting a\R file from the dia\Rlog box displayed from the window or tab to upgrade 
the software
.
Solution
Perform the custom level setting on the \R“Security Settings” window.
1	Start up the web browser, and click “Tools” on the menu bar.
2	 Select “Internet Options”.
3	 Click the “Security” on the displayed window, and click the [Custom Level…] 
button.
4	 Click “Include local direct\Rory path when upload\Ring files to a ser\Rver” to 
activate the setting. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
Symptom 5
wpThe “Program Compatibility A\Rssistant” is displayed after exiting the Easy IP\R 
Setup Software
. (Refer to the screensho\Rt.)
Solution
This symptom happe\Rns only when the s\Roftware has been used \Rfor the first time.
Select “This program installed correct\Rly”.
wqRestrictions
Restriction 1 On the setup pages for some products
The display positions of set\Rting items and set\Rting values may not be correspond\Rent.
Restriction 2 When using Windows 7 with some products Two web browser windows may be displayed at the same tim\Re. Images are displa\Ryed on either windo\Rw. 
						

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