Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He60h Vol2 Operating Instructions

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q \baintenance
\bmong the various maintenance ope\erations performed on this screen a\ere system log checks, system version upgrading and 
initialization of t\ehe unit.
The screen itself con\esists of four tabs: “System log”, “Product info.”, “Default reset” and “Back up”.
S\fstem log screen
\b maximum of a hundred sys\etem logs can be stor\eed in the unit’s internal memory.
When this maximum number has been exceeded, the old logs\e are overwritten successively by the new logs.
The logs are cleared \ewhen the unit’s power is turned off.
  No
The running numbers of the system\e logs are displayed 
here.
 Time & date
The times and dates \ewhen the logs were generated are 
displayed here.
The 24-hour system \eis used to display this information.
 Error description
Details of the error\e logs are displayed here.
For further details on the \esystem logs, refer to page 100. 
						

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Product info. screen
The versions of the unit\e’s software can be checked on this screen.
The “Model no.”, “M\bC address”, “Serial no.”, “Firmware version” and other information about the un\eit is displayed.
 \bodel no.
The unit’s model number is displayed here.
 \bAC address
The unit’s M\bC address is displayed here.
 Serial no.
The unit’s serial number is displayed here.
 Firmware version
  CPU Software  Camer\pa \bain
This is selected to \edisplay the software version of the 
camera unit.
 CPU Software  Pan/Tilt
This is selected to \edisplay the software version of the pan-
tilt unit.
 CPU Software  Network
This is selected to \edisplay the software version of the 
network unit.
 PLD  Camera
This is selected to \edisplay the PLD version of the camera 
unit.
 PLD  Output
This is selected to \edisplay the PLD version of the output\e 
unit.
 EEPRO\b
This is selected to \edisplay the \f\fPROM version.
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 Viewer software insta\pllation counter
The number of plug-in vie\ewer software applications 
which have been installed auto\ematically from the u\enit is 
displayed by this counter.
 Firmware file
1	After consulting wi\pth \four dealer, download 
the latest software\p to the hard disk of \four 
personal computer.
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 No spaces or full-si\eze characters can be used f\eor 
the directory in which the soft\eware will be stored.
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 Keep the maximum combined number of characters 
to be used for the name of the d\eirectory in which 
the software will be stored an\ed for the name of the 
software which has been d\eownloaded to less tha\en 
250 characters.
Notes
2	Click the Browse button, and specif\f the 
downloaded software.
3	Click the Execute button.
The software upgrade check screen is displayed.
\bfter upgrading the software version, be absolutely\e sure 
to delete the temporary Internet files.
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 Be absolutely sure to\e upgrade the software versions 
from the personal co\emputer in the same n\eetwork 
(L\bN) as the unit w\ehose firmware version is to be 
updated.
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  Status
The current status \eof the unit is disp\elayed here. p
 \bfter the \fxecute button has been press\eed, it 
will take about one minute with the Camera Main 
software or about 3 minutes with the Network 
software for the progress bar that indic\eates the 
progress made in the version upgrading to appear.
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 Use the personal comp\euter on the same sub\enet as 
the camera to upgrade the software version.
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 Before using the version upgrading software, be 
absolutely sure to c\eheck the precautions to \ebe 
observed with your dealer, and follow the dealer’s 
instructions.
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 Use the following files specified \eby Panasonic 
Corporation as the software used for version 
upgrading.
Camera Main bin files
Network img files
\f\fPROM eep files
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 Be absolutely sure to\e write the filenames as \ebelow 
(see *) for the files of the \esoftware used for version 
upgrading.
Camera Main he60_cameramain_xxxxx.bin*
Network he60_network_xxxxx.img*
\f\fPROM he60_cam_eepxxxxx.eep*\e
*: \fnter the software version in the “xxxxx” part.
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 Do not turn off the unit’s power while a software 
version is being upgraded.  
(Do not turn off the power until the progress bar 
display is cleared.)
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 While a software version is being upgraded, do not 
attempt to execute any other operations until the 
version has been upgraded.
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Default reset scree\pn
The unit’s setting data is i\enitialized and the unit is \erestarted on this screen.
 Reset to the defau\plt
  (Except the network settings)
When the \fxecute button is clicked, the unit’s settings are 
returned to their defaults.
The following settings are n\eot initialized.
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 All the settings un\pder [Setup]  [Basic]
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 All the settings un\pder [Setup]  [User mng.]
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 All the settings un\pder [Setup]  [Server]
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 All the settings un\pder [Setup]  [Network]  [SN\bP]
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 [Setup]  [\baintenance]  [S\fstem log] s\fstem \plog 
histor\f
When the initializat\eion operation is started, no operations 
can be undertaken for about 2 minutes.
  Reboot
When the \fxecute button is clicked, the unit is rebo\eoted. 
\bfter the unit has b\eeen rebooted, no oper\eations can be 
undertaken for about 2 minutes as is the case \ewhen the 
unit’s power is turned on. 
						

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Back up screen
On this screen, the \eunit’s settings can be s\eaved to a personal com\eputer or settings sa\eved in a personal com\eputer can be loaded 
into the unit for use.
 Download
The unit’s settings are saved in the personal co\emputer.
\bfter displaying the save destination dialog\e box using the 
\fxecute button, specify the s\eave destination folder.
Listed below are the settings t\eo be saved.
  • Scene Full\buto settings
  • Scene Manual1 settings
  • Scene Manual2 settings
  • Scene Manual3 settings
  • System settings\e
  • Preset settings
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 It takes about 10 seconds after the \fx\eecute button 
has been clicked for the save destination dialog\e box to 
appear.
 Upload
The unit’s setting files, which were saved in the personal 
computer by the download function, ar\ee uploaded.
Click the Browse button to display the dialog box, and 
specify the saved file.
Uploading starts when the \fxecute button is clicked.  
The uploading is com\epleted in about 2 minutes, after 
which a popup display notifying the use\er that the 
uploading is complete\ed appears.
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 Use the files downloaded by the unit as the d\eata to 
be used for uploading.  
Do not change the extension (.dat) of the files which 
have been downloaded.
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 Do not turn off the unit’s power while downloading 
or uploading is und\eerway.
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 Do not attempt to pe\erform any operations while 
downloading or uploadi\eng is underway. Instead, wait 
until the downloading or uploadi\eng is completed.
Notes
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 Displa\fing the web screen\p 
using a mobile term\pinal
Connect the mobile t\eerminal to the unit, \eand display the unit’s 
images (MJP\fG format only). Refreshing to the latest images 
takes place automaticall\ey.
Operations such as pann\eing, tilting and zooming can also be \e
performed from the mobile \eterminal.
The following models are suppo\erted as mobile terminals (as 
of xxx 2012).
Mobile terminal Specifications
iPad
iPhone
iPod touch iOS 5.0 + Sarari 5.1 or later
\bndroid™ terminals Panasonic TOUGHP\bD FZ-\b1
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 Use a standard browser with an Android terminal.
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 Images are displa\fed onl\f in the JPEG format when using t\phe 
standard browser of an Android terminal.
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 Input the user name \eand password if the authorization 
dialog box is displayed.
The initial settings\e for the user name and\e password are 
given below.
User name admin
Password 12345
In order to ensure s\eecurity, the password for the user 
name of “admin” must be changed with\eout fail.
(see page 84)
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 If the mobile terminal does not suppo\ert the character code 
UTF-8, the characters cannot be di\esplayed properly.
1	Input “http://IP address/mobile/  ” *1 using the 
mobile terminal, and press the ente\pr button.
The unit’s images will now be displayed.
*1:   This IP address is the global\p IP address for the WAN of 
the router that enables internet access\p. 
However, it is the local IP\p address if the unit \pin the same 
LAN is to be acces\psed using a mobile \pterminal which 
supports a wireless conne\pction.
   Pan/Tilt
When this button is pressed, th\ee buttons for performing 
the pan/tilt operations are displayed on the screen.
The camera is panned toward the left.
The camera is tilted upward.
The camera is tilted downward.
The camera is panned toward the right.
   Zoom
The unit’s zooming operations are performed using these 
buttons.
Use this to adjust \ethe zoom (magnification\e) in 
the Wide direction.
Use this to adjust \ethe zoom (magnification\e) to 
1.0.
Use this to adjust \ethe zoom (magnification\e) in 
the Tele direction. 
						

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 Preset
When this button is pressed, th\ee buttons for selecting the 
preset positions are \edisplayed on the screen.
When one of the disp\elayed buttons is pressed, 
the camera’s pan/tilt position \emoves to the 
preset position that\e was registered ahead \eof 
time.
The settings that a\ere reproduced at thi\es position 
are the settings whi\ech were established on the 
“Preset Scope” menu (see pages 49, 78 and 81).
 Resolution switching
When this button is pressed, th\ee buttons for selecting the 
resolution are displa\eyed on the screen.
If “Off ” is selected as the “16:9 resize” setting among the \e
IP video settings (\eVideo over IP), the unit’s images are 
displayed using the aspect \eratio of 4:3.
If “On” is selected as the “16  : 9 resize” setting, the unit’\es 
images are displayed using the aspect \eratio of 16:9.
(see page 66)
The images are displa\eyed with a resolution\e of 
320  240 pixels.
The images are displa\eyed with a resolution\e of 
640  480 pixels.
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 Depending on the type\e of mobile terminal used, 
the resolution for displaying the images will\e change 
but the image size may not change even when the 
“Resolution switching” button is pressed.
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 Iris
When this button is pressed, th\ee buttons for performing 
the iris operations are displayed on the screen.
This switches the iris between auto and manual. 
\bt the auto setting,\e the button label is green.
This adjusts the mo\evement of the iris in the 
“close” direction.
This adjusts the mo\evement of the iris in the 
“open” direction.
 Focus
When this button is pressed, th\ee buttons for performing 
the focusing operations are displayed on the screen.
Use this to switch between auto and manual 
focusing.
When \buto is selected, the \efocus is adjusted 
automatically.
When this is pressed\e while the focus is being 
adjusted manually, the focus will be temporarily 
adjusted automatica\elly.
It does not work during automatic adju\estments.
Use this to adjust \ethe focus in the Near di\erection.
It does not work during automatic adju\estments.
Use this to adjust \ethe focus in the Far direction.
It does not work during automatic adju\estments. 
						

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 Camera menu (OSD menu) operation
When this button is pressed, th\ee buttons for performing 
the camera menu operations are displayed on the screen.
\bt the same time, the camera menus are displayed on the 
unit’s images.
The unit’s camera menu operations can be 
performed by pressing the 
, ,  
and 
 buttons.
When any of these buttons is pressed to\e 
switch to an operation that does not\e involve a 
camera menu, the camera menus are no longer 
displayed on the unit’s images.
  Tall\f lamp lighting stat\pus displa\fs
The lighting status\e of the camera’s tally lamp is moni\etored 
at regular intervals while the camera is connected, and the 
lamp’s display is updated.
If the tally lamp is \eoff, “Tally: Off ” is 
displayed in white.
If the tally lamp is on, “Tally: On” is displayed 
in red.
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 It may take 2 seconds or so for a change in the \e
lighting status of \ethe tally lamp to be \ereflected on 
the display of the mobile terminal.
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 When “Disable” is selected for “Tally \fnable” 
(page 50, page 81) the camera’s tally lamp will not light 
even when the tally sig\enal is input. However, the 
characters indicated for the tally lamp lig\ehting status 
displays will turn red.
Notes
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 If the HTTP port number has been chang\eed from “80,” 
input “http://IP address/\emobile/  ” *1 to specify the unit\e’s 
port number.
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 Input the user name \eand password if the authorization 
dialog box is displayed.
The initial settings\e for the user name and\e password are 
given below.
User name admin
Password 12345
Depending on the mob\eile terminal, it may be necessary to 
input the password each time the sc\ereen changes.
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 If the images are la\erge, it may not be possible to display 
them on some mobile \eterminals.
In a case like this, it may be possible to display the 
images if a setting\e close to low image quality is \eselected 
for “Image quality” (page 67) of the “JP\fG image settings\e” 
among the “Video over IP”.
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 \bccess may not be possible depending on the m\eobile 
terminal used and its \eagreement plan.
*1:   This IP address is the global\p IP address for the WAN of the 
router that enables internet access\p.  
However, it is the local IP\p address if the unit \pin the same LAN 
is to be accessed \pusing a mobile term\pinal which supports a 
wireless connection\p. 
						

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S\fstem log displa\fs
NTP‑related error displa\fs
Categor\fDispla\f Description of error
Connection error No response from the\e NTP server. p
 The IP address of t\ehe server may be incorrect.  
Check the server’s IP address settin\egs again.
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 The NTP server may be down.  
Consult your server administrator.
Internal error Undefined error. p
 \b problem has occurred in \ethe NTP function.  
Check the NTP settings a\egain.
Successful 
NTP-based time 
synchronization NTP update succeeded.\e
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 The time has been upd\eated successfully.
Login‑related displa\fs
Categor\f Displa\f Description of error
Login (User name or IP ad\edress) p
 If user authorization has been set\e, the name of the us\eer who 
has logged onto the \eunit is displayed.
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 If host authorization has been set\e, the IP address of\e the user 
who has logged onto\e the unit is displayed.