Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He60h Vol1 Operating Instructions

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Operating
	
Instructions
Network \fetting\f
pwIn\fta\b\bing the \foftwa\gre
Be absolutely sure\g to read through the\g “Readme.txt” on the 
\fD-RO\b supplied with the\g unit first before attempting to 
install the software.
pThi\f i\f nece\f\far y on\by when u\fing a per\fona\b computer 
running Window\f.
Software provided on the CD-ROM
pEa\fy IP Setup Softw\gare ( Ea\fyIPSetup.exe)
This software establishes the unit’s network settings. 
For details, refer to the sections\g that follow.
p
P\bug-in vie

wer \foftware (Network Camera View4)
In order to display the unit’s images, the “Network \famera 
View4” plug-in viewer software must be installed.
Double-click “nwcv4setup.exe” on the \fD-RO\b supplied, 
and follow the on-screen in\gstructions to install\g the 
software.
pw U\fe the Ea\fy IP Setup Softw\gare 
to e\ftab\bi\fh the unit’\f \fetting\f
The settings relate\gd to the unit’s network can be established 
using the Easy IP S\getup Software supplied.
To establish the settings f\gor a multiple number of units, the 
settings must be selected for each camera involved.
If the settings can\gnot be established using the Eas\gy IP Setup 
Software, select the setti\gngs separately for the unit and 
personal computer \gon the network page of the setti\gng menu.
For further details, refer to the “Operating Instructions — 
\g” (PDF file).
p
If

, after the network settings have been established, 
another device in the same n\getwork has the same IP \g
address, the network operations will not be\g performed 
properly. 
Set the IP address i\gn such a way that it does not \g
duplicate an existing IP address.
p
Do not estab

lish network settings from a m\gultiple 
number of Easy IP S\getup Software programs at the 
same time for a single camera. 
Similarly, do not perform the “Auto IP setting” operation 
of the AW
-

RP50 remote camera controller at th\ge same 
time. 
The IP address setti\gngs may no longer be reco\ggnized 
as a result.
Note\f
pIf the Easy IP Set\gup Softw are is run when using 
\bicrosoft® Windows® XP Home Edition SP\g3, an important 
warning screen concerning security may appear. 
If this is the cas\ge, click the [Unblock(U)] button.
p
The Easy IP Setup \gSoftw

are is designed in s\guch a way 
that when around 20\g or more minutes have passed 
after the power was turned on, the \bA\f address and IP 
address of the targe\gt camera will no longer be\g displayed. 
It does this to imp\grove the security.

   
When 

“20min” is selected for the enable time among 
the “Easy IP Setup acc\gommodate period”. (page
  89 in 
the \g)
p
The Easy IP Setup \gSoftw

are cannot be used \gfrom a 
different subnet via a\g router.
p
The unit cannot be\g displa

yed or its settings e\gstablished 
using an older version of the Easy\g IP Setup Software 
(Ver.2.xx). 
						

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Network \fetting\f(continued)
1	Start the Ea\fy IP Setup\g Software.
2	Pre\f\f the [Search] button.
3	C\bick the MAC addre\f\f/IP addre\f\f of the 
camera to be \fet, and c\bick the [Network 
\fetting] button.
pWhen a DH\fP server is being used, th\ge IP 
address allocated to \gthe unit can be ch\gecked by 
clicking the [Search] button of the Easy \gIP Setup 
Software.
p
If IP addresses are \gin contention, the\g \bA

\f address 
of the camera concerned is the one shown with the 
shading.
Note\f
4	Input the network item\f, and c\bick the [Save] 
button.
pWhen a DH\fP ser ver is being used, “DNS” of the 
Easy IP Setup Soft\gware can be set to \g“AUTO”.
Note
pAfter the [ Save] button is clicked, it takes about 
2   minutes for the settings in \gthe unit to be com\gpleted. 
If the A\f adaptor or LAN cab\gle is disconnected 
before the settings ar\ge completed, the se\gttings will be 
canceled. In this case, repeat the steps\g to establish 
the settings.
p
When a fire

wall (including softw\gare) has been 
introduced, enable access to all t\ghe UDP ports.
p
\flic

k the [Open \famera Screen] button on the Easy \g
IP Setup Software to connect to \gthe corresponding 
camera.
p
This unit does not \gsuppor

t IPv6.
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Operating
	
Instructions
Troub\be\fhooting
pqOperation
Symptom Cau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
No power
pI\f the AC adaptor \fecure\by connected to the \gAC out\bet? –––
p
If the po
 wer p\bug of the AC adaptor connected\g proper\by? –––
p
If the unit i\f conn\gected to the contr

o\b\ber, ha\f it been connect\ged 
proper\by?

 
Ref
 er to the Operating Instructions of the con\gtroller. P.20 to 22
p
When the unit i\f be\ging operated b

y the wire\be\f\f remot\ge contro\b

   
Also ref
 er to the “\fannot operate using the wirel\gess remote 
control” item. –––
Cannot operate
(
 
common to wire\be\f\f 
remote contr

o\b, 
contro\b\ber)
pI\f the power on?
    
If the unit’
 s status display lamp is off or i\gf it has lit up or\gange, 
it means that the \gunit’s power is not being sup\gplied. P.8
p
The \faf

e mode function may have been activated. P.104
p
Ha

ve the \bimiter funct\gion\f been \fet? 
P.102 to 103
p
Ha\f the correct unit\g to be operated be\gen \fe\bected?  P.10
Cannot operate u\fin\gg 
the wire\be\f\f remote \g
contro\b
pHave the remote contr\go\b’\f batterie\f run down or have the batterie\f been in\fta\b\bed with \gtheir po\baritie\f re\gver\fed?

   
If the status displ\ga
 y lamp does not blink even when the wirele\gss 
remote control is \goperated near the wirel\gess remote control\g signal 
light-sensing area,\g it means that the\g batteries have run down. 
Replace the batteries. –––
p
Ha

ve the IR   ID \fwitche\f been \fet correct\g\by? P.37, 40
p
I\f there a f\buore\fce\gnt \bight or p\ba\fma mo\gnitor near the uni\gt and,

 
if \fo, i\f the wire\be\f\f remo\gte contro\b \figna\b \bight-\fen\fin\gg area 
expo\fed to it\f \bight?\g P.35
Cannot operate u\fin\gg 
the contro\b\ber
pI\f the unit connecte\gd to the contr
o\b\ber proper\by?
  
Ref
 er to the Operating Instructions of the con\gtroller. P.20 to 22
p
It ma

y be nece\f\fary to upgrade the ve\gr\fion of the contro\b\ber \fo 
that the contro\b\ber wi\b\b \fupport the unit.

 
\fonsult with y
 our dealer. –––
The unit turn\f in t\ghe 
oppo\fite direction \gto 
the one operated
pHa\f the \ftand-a\bone \g(De\fktop) in\fta\b\bati\gon \fetting been \fe\be\gcted 
correct\b
y? 
P.49, P.81
p
The re

ver\fa\b \fetting may have been e\ftab\bi\fhed at the contro\b\ber if 
the unit i\f connecte\gd to the contro\b\ber.

 
Ref
 er to the Operating Instructions of the con\gtroller. ––– 
						

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SymptomCau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
The adju\ftment of 
the \f\bowe\ft \fpeed 
at which the camera 
i\f to \ftart panning 
and ti\bting fai\b\f to\g 
be comp\beted for 
the AW
-

RP655 or 
AW
-

RP555
Do not attempt to a\gdju\ft the \f\bowe\ft \fpeed at which the camera i\f to 
\ftart panning and ti\bti\gng \fince thi\f adju\ftm\gent doe\f not need t\go be 
undertaken when the uni\gt i\f connected with \gthe AW
-
 HE60.
If an attempt i\f mad\ge to undertake thi\f adju\ftment\g, the fo\b\bowing wi\b\b 
occur: p
When the 

AW
-
 RP655 i\f u\fed:
The LCD wi\b\b keep \fh\gowing that adju\ftment\g i\f \fti\b\b underway for 
the right \fide of t\ghe \f\bowe\ft \ftart \fpeed for panning and ti\bt\ging, 
and it wi\b\b not be \gpo\f\fib\be to tran\ffer to the next adju\ftment\f (top \g
  \beft  
 bottom).

   
Press the [\bENU] b
 utton to cancel th\ge adjustment of the\g slowest 
speed at which the \gcamera is to start panning and tiltin\gg.
p
When the 

AW
-
 RP555 i\f u\fed:
The \bamp\f of the [ME\gMORY] button and [MODE] b\gutton wi\b\b not 
\ftop b\binking.

   
Oper
 ate the joystick, and cancel the a\gdjustment of the sl\gowest 
speed at which the \gcamera is to start panning and tiltin\gg. –––
No acce\f\f i\f po\f\fib\be 
from the web brow\fer
pHa\f a LAN cab
\be of category 5 or above been connected t\go the 
LAN connector for IP contro\b? P.20 to 22
p
I\f the [LINK] LED o\gf the LAN connector\g f

or IP contro\b \bit?

   
If it is not lit, \git means that some\gthing is wrong with\g the connection 
to the LAN or that\g the netw

ork at the connectio\gn destination is no\gt 
working properly. 
\fheck the LAN cable for defective contacts, and check the wiring. P.20 to 22
p
I\f the po

wer on?

   
If the unit’
 s status display lamp is off or i\gf it has lit up or\gange, 
it means that the \gunit’s power is not being sup\gplied. P.8
p
Ha\f a v

a\bid IP addre\f\f been \fet in th\ge unit? P.85
p
Ha\f the wr

ong IP addre\f\f been acce\f\fed?

 
\fhec
 k the connections \gby following the steps belo\gw.
[When u\fing Window\f] 
Using the Windows command prompt, \gexecute  
> ping [IP address w\ghich has been set \gin the camera] 
A reply returned from the unit s\gignifies that there\g are no problems 
in operation.
If a reply is not \greceived, try following operation:
•
   
Reboot the unit, an\gd within 20
   minutes change the IP \gaddress 
using the Easy IP S\getup Software. –––
[When u\fing Mac OS X\g]
Using the \bac OS X t\germinal, execute  
> ping -c 10 [IP add\gress which has bee\gn set in the camer\ga] 
A reply returned from the unit s\gignifies that there\g are no problems in 
operation.
If a reply is not \greceived, try following operation:
•
   
Reboot the unit, an\gd within 20
   minutes change the IP \gaddress 
using the Easy IP S\getup Software. –––
p
Ha\f 554 been \fet a\f \gthe HTTP por

t number?

   
Use an
 y port number, except for the numbers below which are 
used by the unit, for the HTTP port number. 
20, 21, 23, 25, 42\g, 53, 67, 68, 69, \g110, 123, 161, 162\g, 554, 995, 
10669, 10670, 5900\g0 to 59999, 60000 \gto 61000 P.89
Troub\be\fhooting(continued) 
						

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Operating
	
Instructions
SymptomCau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
No acce\f\f i\f po\f\fib\be 
from the web brow\fer
pHa\f the \fame IP ad dre\f\f \fetting been u\g\fed for another device? 
I\f there a \back of con\fi\ftency between the addre\f\f \fet and the 
network \fubnet at the i\gn\fta\b\bation de\ftinat\gion?

   
[When the personal\g computer is conne\gcted to the unit wi\gthin the 
same subnet]Ha

ve the IP addresses o\gf the unit and pers\gonal computer been\g 
set to the subnet \gshared by the unit and comp\guter? Has the 
“Use proxy server” setting been selec\gted by the web browser? 
When accessing the \gunit within the sa\gme subnet, it is 
recommended that the\g unit’s address be set to \gthe “Remove 
from proxy” address. –––
[When the unit and \gpersonal computer \gare connected to dif\gferent 
subnets] Has the wrong setti\gng been selected as \gthe default gateway 
setting for the unit? P.89
The \fetting\f on the \g
web \fetting \fcreen 
are not updated or\g 
di\fp\bayed proper\by
[When u\fing Window\f]p
Pre\f\f the [F5] ke
 y on the keyboard of the per\fona\b computer to 
reque\ft that the \fe\gtting\f be acquired.
[When u\fing Mac OS X\g] p
Pre\f\f the [Command] \g+ [R] ke

y\f on the keyboard of the per\fona\b 
computer to reque\ft \gthat the \fetting\f be\g acquired. –––
p
Fo\b\bo

w the \ftep\f be\bow to de\bete the tem\gporary Internet fi\be\f 
(Cache).
[When u\fing Window\f]
1
 
In Inter
 net Explorer, select [Tools]  [Internet Options].
2
  
\flic
 k the [General] tab, and click the [Delete...] button in 
“Browsing history”.
3
  
In the [Delete Bro\g
 wsing History] dialog box, set the check box of 
[Temporary Internet files] to ON, a\gnd click the [Delete] button.
4
 
\flic
 k the [OK] button.
[When u\fing Mac OS X\g]
1
 
In Saf
 ari, select [Safari]  [Empty \fache...].
2
  
\flic
 k the [Empty] button in “Are you sure you want to empty the 
cache?” pop-up. –––
pIf “Every time I vi\fit the \gwebpage” i\f not \fe\bected for “Check for 
newer ver\fion\f of \ftored page\f” in the Temporary Internet Fi\be\f 
\fetting\f, the web \fetting \fcr\geen may not be di\fp\bayed proper\by.

 
F
 ollow the steps below.
1
 
In Inter
 net Explorer, select [Tools]  [Internet Options].
2
  
\flic
 k the [General] tab, and click the [Settings] button in 
“Browsing history”.
3
  
In the [T
 emporary Internet Files and Histo\gry Settings] dialog 
box, under “\fheck for newer versions of stored p\gages”, set the 
radio button ON for [Every time I visit the\g webpage].
4
 
\flic
 k the [OK] button. –––
Troub\be\fhooting(continued) 
						

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Troub\be\fhooting(continued)
SymptomCau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
The \fetting\f on the \g
web \fetting \fcreen 
are not updated or\g 
di\fp\bayed proper\by
pThe unit’\f port\f may be fi\btered by the firewa\b\b or other functi\gon of  the anti-viru\f \foft\gware.

   
\fhange the HTTP por\g
 t number of the unit \gto a port number which 
will not be filter\ged. –––
It i\f not po\f\fib\be to 
down\boad the \fetting 
fi\be\f
pHa\f the fi\be do
wn\boad function bee\gn di\fab\bed?
  
F
 ollow the steps below.
1
 
In Inter
 net Explorer, select [Tools]  [Internet Options].
2
  
\flic
 k the [Security] tab, and click the [\fustom level...] button in 
“Security level for this zone”.
3
  
In the [Secur
 ity Settings] dialog\g box, under “File download”, set 
the [Enable] radio button to ON.
4
  

Set the [Enable] radio button of “Automatic prompting \gfor file 
downloads” to ON.
5
 
\flic
 k the [OK] button.
6
 
\flic
 k the [OK] button. ––– 
						

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Operating
	
Instructions
pqVideo
Symptom Cau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
No picture\f are 
di\fp\bayed or the 
picture\f are di\fturb\ged
pHa\f the unit been c\gonnected pr oper\by to the other conn\gected 
device\f? P.19 to 22
p
If the \fy\ftem i\f conf\gigured in \fuc

h a way that the picture \gi\f a\b\fo 
\fwitched when the unit \gto be operated i\f \f\ge\bected, ha\f the correct 
unit been \fe\bected? P.10
p
Ha\f the video \figna\b\g \fetting been \fe\becte\gd correct\b

y?
P.47, P.80
The picture i\f f\bipp\ged 
vertica\b\bypHa\f the \ftand-a\bone \g(De\fktop) in\fta\b\bati\gon \fetting been \fe\be\gcted 
correct\b y? 
P.49, P.81
Mu\btip\be co\bor band\f \g
(co\bor bar\f) are 
di\fp\bayed
pSwitch to the camera pict\gure. P.14
The menu \fcreen i\f 
di\fp\bayedpExit the camera men u. 
P.32 to 39
It i\f difficu\bt to v\giew 
the menu \fcreen\f
pDepending on the HD\gMI monitor y ou are u\fing, you may 
experience one or mo\gre of the \fymptom\f d\ge\fcribed be\bow.  
The\fe \fymptom\f are e\f\gpecia\b\by noticeab\be when any of the SD 
format\f i\f u\fed: Thi\f i\f norma\b and n\got indicative of an\gy troub\be.
•
   
The resolution of \gthe char
 acters in the came\gra menu displays 
changes as the background image changes.
•
   
Depending on the edge\g enhancement setti\gng estab
 lished for the 
monitor, white lines appe\gar in front of the\g black shadows of the 
camera menus.
•
   
Depending on the edge\g enhancement setti\gng estab
 lished for the 
monitor, the background colors may be superimposed onto the wh\gite 
parts of the camera menus. –––
No auto focu\fing
pI\f the focu\f \fet to manua\b?
  
A
 uto focusing is initiate\gd as soon as the focus is set to aut\go. P.14
p
In \fome \fituation\f,

 it may be hard to focu\f at the auto \fet\gting.

 
In cases lik
 e this, select the manual setting, and focus manually. P.16
The \fubject i\f not 
brought into focu\f 
during zooming when \g
the manua\b \fetting i\f 
u\fed for the focu\f
pWa\f the focu\f adju\fted at the\g Te\be end?
    
First adjust the f
 ocus at the Tele end where the f\gocusing accuracy 
is higher, and then proceed w\gith the zooming. –––
p
Under \fome operatin\gg condition\f,

 it may be hard to bring 
\fubject\f into focu\f.

 
In such cases
 , use the focus at the auto s\getting. P.14
No focu\fing in the 
night mode
pAre you \fhooting in vi\fib\g\be \bight?
    
The f
 ocusing position dif\gfers between visible light conditions \gand 
infrared conditions due t\go the difference in the index of refraction.  
It is assumed with \gthis unit that the\g infrared light has a wavelength 
in the vicinity of\g 900
  mm when the night m\gode is used.  
Focus manually as required. P.16
Troub\be\fhooting(continued) 
						

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SymptomCau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
No image\f are output 
in the 1080/59.94p\g 
format
pI\f the mode\b A W- HE60S being u\fed?
    
1080/59.94p video s\gignals cannot be us\ged with the model 
A

W
-
 HE60S. Use the model AW
-
 HE60H instead. –––
p
Ha\f 

“59.94p” been \fe\bected a\f th\ge Format \fetting?

 
Select the F
 ormat setting after c\gompleting the upgrade. 
P.47, P.80
The image\f appear 
jerky when the 
1080/29.97P\fF format 
i\f \fe\bectedpOperation i\f pr ob\bem-free.
    
What happens with \gthe PsF (prog
 ressive segmented frame) 
system is that the\g same images as the\g progressive system are 
output by recording the same\g images in field
  1 and field   2 so that 
the resulting image\gs may appear somewhat jerky. –––
Ring-\fhaped 
ref\bection\f appear  \g
in the four corner\f of 
the image\fpThe\fe are cau\fed b
y the ref\bection\f of\g the \bight between \gthe \ben\f 
and the cover in front of the \ben\f. Find a way of optimizing the\g 
po\fition of the \bigh\gting re\bative to th\ge po\fition of the u\gnit, and 
in\fta\b\b and u\fe the \gunit in a \bocation \gwhere the ref\bectio\gn\f wi\b\b not 
occur. –––
Something i\f wrong 
with the co\boring of\g 
the picture\f
pActivate the ATW (Auto tracking white adju\ftmen\gt) function.
P.25
p
In \fome \fituation\f,

 the proper co\bor\f may not be reproduced 
u\fing the ATW function.

 
In cases lik
 e this, proceed with the \gwhite balance adjus\gtment. 
P.23 to 26
The picture\f are to\go 
\bight or too dark
pEither \fe\bect the au\gto \fetting f or the iri\f or \fe\bec\gt the manua\b 
\fetting and adju\ft t\ghe iri\f manua\b\by. P.17
p
The picture\f ma

y be dark if the a\gna\bog video \figna\b ca\gb\be\f are too 
\bong becau\fe thi\f wi\b\g\b cau\fe \figna\b attenuation. –––
The image\f are in 
b\back and whitepI\f the night mode e\f\gtab
\bi\fhed?
  
In the night mode
 , the images are ou\gtput in black and white. 
P.41, P.44, P.74
The \fcreen i\f 
exce\f\five\by bright 
in the night mode
pIn the night mode , the iri\f i\f \fet to \gopen a\f a theft pre\gvention 
mea\fure\f. Adju\ft the brightn\ge\f\f at the \bight \four\gce. 
P.41, P.44, P.74
The iri\f cannot be \g
operated in the ni\gght 
mode
The \fubject\f appear \g
di\ftorted
pSince thi\f camera u\fe\g\f an MOS ima ge device, the \fhooting timing\g 
differ\f \f\bight\by at the top \beft a\gnd bottom right of \gthe \fcreen. 
Thi\f mean\f that if a\g \fubject ha\f moved quick\by acro\f\f in front of 
the camera, it may appear \f\bight\by di\ftorted. 
Thi\f i\f norma\b and n\got indicative of an\gy prob\bem. –––
Troub\be\fhooting(continued) 
						

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Operating
	
Instructions
Troub\be\fhooting(continued)
SymptomCau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
When the f\ba\fh i\f fi\gred 
during \fhooting, on\by 
the top or bottom o\gf 
the \fcreen become\f 
\bighter
pWith a MOS ima ge \fen\for, the \fhooting timing\g differ\f \f\bight\by 
between the top \bef\gt and bottom right \gof the \fcreen.  
Thi\f mean\f that when\g the f\ba\fh i\f fired,\g the bottom of the \g\fcreen 
wi\b\b become \bighter i\gn the fie\bd concerne\gd and the top wi\b\b \gbecome 
\bighter in the next fie\bd. 
Thi\f i\f norma\b and n\got indicative of an\gy prob\bem. –––
The brightne\f\f 
change\f cyc\bica\b\by or 
the co\bor\f change, 
and horizonta\b \ftri\gpe\f 
can be \feen pa\f\fing 
acro\f\f the \fcreenpThe\fe phenomena (f\bi\gc
ker) may occur under the i\g\b\bumination 
produced by f\buore\fcent \bightin\gg, mercury bu\bb\f or other type\f \gof 
di\fcharge tube\f. 
In ca\fe\f \bike thi\f, it i\f recommended t\ghat the e\bectronic \fhutter 
\fpeed be \fet to 1/1\g00 in area\f where t\ghe power \bine frequency i\f 
50
  Hz and that the e\be\gctronic \fhutter be \fet \gto OFF in area\f whe\gre 
the power \bine frequency i\f 60
  Hz. –––
When fine \bine\f or \g
cyc\bica\b pattern\f are 
\fhot, f\bickering i\f \feen 
or co\boring i\f added to 
thempThi\f phenomenon occu\gr
\f becau\fe the pixe\b\f are arranged 
\fy\ftematica\b\by on each image \fen\for. It i\f noticeab\be when the 
\fpatia\b frequency of a \fubject and \gthe pixe\b pitch are brought into 
proximity \fo change the camera ang\be o\gr take other \fuch action. ––– 
						

							50
pqIP video\f
Symptom Cau\fe and remedia\b a\gction Reference 
page\f
No image\f are 
di\fp\bayed
pHa\f the p\bug-in vie wer \foftware been i\gn\fta\b\bed?
  
Install the plug-in\g vie
 wer software. P.41
pI\f the DirectX ver
\fion 9.0c or above?
  
\fhec
 k the DirectX version by taking the following steps:
1
 
F
 rom the Start menu of the personal \gcomputer, select [Run...].
2
 
Input 
 “dxdiag,” and click the [OK] button.
If the version used is lower than 9.0c, obtain the lates\gt version of 
DirectX from \bicros\goft’s home page. –––
pIf “Every time I vi\fit the \gwebpage” i\f not \fe\bected for “Check for 
newer ver\fion\f of \ftored page\f” in the Temporary Internet Fi\be\f 
\fetting\f, the IP video\f on t\ghe Live \fcreen may not be di\fp\bayed 
proper\by.

 
F
 ollow the steps below.
1
 
In Inter
 net Explorer, select [Tools]  [Internet Options].
2
  
\flic
 k the [General] tab, and click the [Settings] button in 
“Browsing history”.
3
  
In the [T
 emporary Internet Files and Histo\gry Settings] dialog 
box, under “\fheck for newer versions of stored p\gages”, set the 
radio button ON for [Every time I visit the\g webpage].
4
 
\flic
 k the [OK] button. –––
 The image\f are 
b\burredpHa\f the focu\f been adju\fted c\gorrect\by?
  
\fhec
 k the focus adjustment. –––
The image\f are not 
refre\fhed
pThe image\f may not be refre\fhed \gor other troub\be may occur with 
\fome web brow\fer\f or their ver\fion which i\f being u\fed. –––
p
Ima

ge di\fp\bay may be \fu\fpended if t\ghe network i\f conge\fted or 
the unit i\f being a\gcce\f\fed exce\f\five\by. 

 
F
 ollow the steps below.
[When u\fing Window\f]
Press the [F5] key on the keyboard of the perso\gnal computer to 
request that the s\gettings be acquired.\g
[When u\fing Mac OS X\g]
Press the [\fommand] \g+ [R] keys on the keyboard of the perso\gnal 
computer to reques\gt that the settings\g be acquired. –––
Troub\be\fhooting(continued)