Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He60 Operating Instructions
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81 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) Other This item’s setting is reflect\eed when the Set button is pressed. Install Position [Desktop, Hanging] “Desktop” or “Hanging” is selected here as \ethe method used to install the \eunit. Desktop Stand-alone installa\etion Hanging Suspended installatio\en When “Hanging” has been selected, t\ehe top, bottom, left and right of the images \ewill be reversed, and up/down/left/right control for panning and tilt\eing will also be...
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82 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) OSD \bix Whether the camera menus, statuses and othe\er displays are to be turned Off or On can b\ee selected here for each output picture. SDI(HD\bI)/CO\bP [Off, On, Off B\fBrowser] Browser/Video [Off, On] Off The camera menus and statuses are\e not displayed on the output pic\etures targeted by the setting items li\ested above. On The camera menus and statuses are\e displayed for the output pictur\ees covered by the setting items li\ested...
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83 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) p q \bulti‑screen The cameras whose images are \eto be displayed on the multi screen are set h\eere. \bulti‑screen setup IP address [1 to 128 half‑size characters] Input here the IP ad\edress of the camera whose images are to be displayed on the multi screen or the h\eost name (“Camera title”). With one group consisting of \e4 cameras, up to four groups of cameras (a total of 16 c\eameras) can be registered. Input as follows if the HTTP port...
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84 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) p q User mng. The authorization of those us\eers who can access \ethe camera from a personal co\emputer or \bW -RP50 and those IP a\eddresses, from which the came\era can be accessed, i\es registered on this\e screen in order to \erestrict any other access. The screen itself con\esists of three tabs\e, “User auth.”, “Host auth” and “Priority Stream”. User auth. screen User auth. User authorization is set to “On” or “Off ” here. \fnter the setting...
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85 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) Host auth. screen Host auth. Host authorization is set to “On” or “Off ” here. IP address The IP address of t\ehe personal computer \efrom which access to the camera is allowed is input here. The host name canno\et be input as the IP\e address. p When the “IP address/subnet \emask length” is input, the personal computers wh\eich are allowed to access the camera can be restricted on a subnet b\ey subnet basis. If, for instance,...
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86 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) Priorit\f stream Selected on this scr\eeen are the settings \efor the priority stream which en\eables the images to be \esent with no reduct\eion in image quality or image ref\eresh speed even when a multiple number of users are a\eccessing the unit a\et the same time. Priorit\f stream Activation Whether to use priority stream transmission is set h\eere using “On” or “Off.” p If “On” has been selected as\e the priority stream “\bctivation”...
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87 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) p q Server This screen has item\es that relate to the\e NTP server addresses, port numbers and other NT\eP server settings. NTP screen Time adjustment Select one of the following settings as th\ee time adjustment method. The time is adjusted\e by the method selected\e here and used as the unit’s standard time. Off The time is counted \efrom 0:00 on January 1, 1990 as the un\eit’s startup time. Synchronization with NTP server The time...
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88 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) p q Network This screen has item\es that relate to the\e network settings and SNMP \e(Simple Network Management Protoco\el). It consists of the \etwo tabs of “Network” and “SNMP”. Network screen IP network DHCP Whether the DHCP fun\ection is to be used\e is set by selecting “On” or “Off ” here. Set the DHCP server in such a way that the same IP \eaddress cannot be u\esed by personal computers wi\ethout the DHCP func\etion or by other network...
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89 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) Subnet mask Input the unit’s subnet mask here if\e the DHCP function \eis not going to be use\ed. Default gatewa\f Input the unit’s default gateway if the DHCP funct\eion is not going to be used. p Multiple IP addresses\e cannot be used for the default gateway even when the DHCP fun\ection is used. For details on the DH\eCP server settings, consult your network administrator. DNS Whether the DNS server address is to be \eacquired...
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90 Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued) SN\bP screen The settings related \eto the SNMP functio\en are selected on thi\es screen. When the SNMP manag\eer is used for the connection, \ethe unit’s statuses can be c\ehecked. When the SNMP funct\eion is to be used, \econsult with your network administrator. Communit\f [0 to 32 half\p‑size characters] Input here the community name which is\e to be monitored. p When using the SNMP\e function, be absol\eutely sure to input the community...