Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He60h Vol2 Operating Instructions

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Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued)
 Zoom
Use this to enable or disable the digital 
zoom.
Use this to adjust \ethe zoom (magnification\e) 
to 1.0.
Use this to adjust \ethe zoom (magnification\e) 
in the Wide direction.
Use this to adjust \ethe zoom (magnification\e) 
in the Tele direction.
 Focus
Use this to switch between auto and 
manual focusing.
When \buto is selected, the \efocus is 
adjusted automatica\elly.
Use this to adjust \ethe focus in the Near 
direction.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
When this is pressed\e while the focus is 
being adjusted manually, the focus will be 
temporarily adjusted automa\etically.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
Use this to adjust \ethe focus in the Far 
direction.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
 Control pad and its buttons
To adjust the image \ein the horizontal 
or vertical direction (pan\ening or 
tilting), left-click the pad and the 
buttons.
The more the outside\e of the pad 
is clicked, the faster the camera 
operates. \bdjustment is also \epossible 
by dragging the mouse.
Right-click the pad to initiat\ee zooming 
and focusing.
When the top half of\e the pad is 
clicked in the up or down direction, 
the zoom (magnification\e) is adjusted 
in the Tele direction; conversely, when 
the bottom half of \ethe pad is adjusted,\e 
the zoom is adjusted in \ethe Wide 
direction.
When the left half of\e the pad is 
clicked in the left or right direction, 
the focus is adjusted in\e the Near 
direction; conversely when the right 
half of the pad is a\edjusted, the focus 
is adjusted in the \eFar direction.
The zooming can also be \eadjusted by 
operating the mouse whee\el. p
 When the mouse is us\eed for dragging and 
dropping from the co\entrol pad area to a \eposition 
outside this area, \ethe panning, tilting\e and other 
operations will not sto\ep.  
In a case like this, click the control pad are\ea to stop 
these operations.
Note
  Brightness
Use this to make the image darker.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
Use this to make the image lighter.
It does not work during automatic 
adjustments.
Use this to switch the brightness adjustment\e 
between auto and manual.
When \buto is selected, the \epicture 
brightness is adjuste\ed automatically.
 Speed
Use this to select t\ehe speed at which th\ee 
pan, tilt, zoom and focus operations are to 
be performed.
 Preset
When the preset posit\eion is selected from\e 
the pull-down menu and the Move button is 
clicked, the camera direction moves to the 
preset position whic\eh was registered ahead \e
of time.
Preset positions are\e registered on the 
preset position scree\en.
The camera direction moves to the preset 
position which is n\eow selected on the 
pull-down menu.
The settings that a\ere reproduced at thi\es 
position are the set\etings which were 
established on the “Preset Scope” menu 
(see pages 49, 78 an\ed 81).
The camera direction moves to the home 
position if “Home” has been selected on\e the 
pull-down menu.
 Scene
Use this if the scen\ees are to be switched 
when the shooting m\eode is selected from \e
the pull-down menu and the Set button is 
clicked.
Use this to switch to the shooti\eng mode now 
being selected using \ethe pull-down menu. 
						

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The following functions are \esupported by Windows only.
 SnapShot
This function acqu\eires still images fr\eom the 
videos displayed on the Live screen.
This closes the Snap\eShot screen.
 Full‑screen displa\f
This function enables the full-screen di\esplay 
of images displayed on the Live screen on 
the computer screen. 
						

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Controls and settings fr\pom web screen(continued)
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w Live screen: \bulti displa\f mode
In this mode, the images of a m\eultiple number of cameras can be monitored\e on one screen (calle\ed the ‘multi screen’).
The image of 4 cameras or max. 16 cameras can be monitored\e at one time.
In order to use the \emulti screen, the cam\eeras whose images are \eto be shown on the multi screen must be set ahead of \etime.
With one group consisting of \e4 cameras, up to four groups of cameras (a total of 16 cameras) can be registere\ed (see page 83).
 
 \bulti‑Screen list box (\bulti‑screen)
The Live screen display method is selected \ehere.
The IP videos of th\ee connected camera are 
displayed.
When the cameras for multi-screen display 
have been set ahead of t\eime using the 
multi-screen setting \e(page 83), it is possible 
to view a multiple number of IP videos \eon a 
single screen. (Multi display mode)
This displays the IP videos in\e the mode 
which was set in the list b\eox.
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 The IP videos displa\eyed on the multi screen are JP\fG \e
images only.
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 It is not possible to transfer from the Live screen to the 
multi screen if the u\enit’s power has been turned off, or the 
network cable has been disconnec\eted, while IP videos\e are 
being displayed. 
						

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w Setup screen
The settings for the unit are selec\eted on this screen.
p
 The setting menu operations can be performed only by users whose access\e level is “1. \bdministrator”.  
For the procedure used\e to set the access l\eevel, refer to page 84.
p
q Basic screen
Press the  button to switch to the Setup s\ecreen on which to es\etablish the camera’s settings.
When the Setup button is pressed, th\ee login screen shown 
below is displayed.
The initial settings\e for the user name and\e password are 
given below.
User name admin
Password 12345 When the OK button is clicked after inputting t\ehe values, 
the screen shown below is displayed.
Click the OK button.
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 While the initial set\etings remain used f\eor the user 
name and password, a message promp\eting the 
user to change the u\eser name and password is 
displayed after authorization.  
In order to ensure s\eecurity, the password for the 
user name of “admin” must be changed with\eout fail.  
It is also recommend\eed that the password be 
changed at regular i\entervals.
Note
HE50 の画像を
流用 HE50 の画像を
流用 
						

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 Basic button 
When the Basic button is pressed, th\ee Basic screen is 
displayed in the area on th\ee right.
 Camera title [0 to \p20 half‑size characters]

Input the name of th\ee camera here.
When the Set button is clicked, the input name a\eppears in 
the camera title display area.
The following characters can be displa\eyed.
p
 Half-size numeric 
characters0123456789
p
 Half-size 
alphabetical 
characters (upper 
and lower cases)
ABCDEFGH\fJKL\bNOPQRSTUV\HWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqr\Hstuvwxyz
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 Symbols!# $ % ´ ( ) *+ , - . / : ; < = > ? @
[ ] ^ _ ` { | } ˜ \
  Automatic installati\pon of viewer software
  [On, Off]

One of the following settings is se\elected for the automatic 
installation of the \eplug-in software.
On The plug-in software is automatically\e installed.
Off The plug-in software is not automati\ecally 
installed.
 Camera title displa\f area
 
The name of the came\era which was set on the Basic\e 
screen is displayed here. 
						

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q Image screen
IP video settings (\pVideo over IP)
The JP\fG image and H\e.264 image settings\e as well as the settings r\eelated to image quali\ety are selected on th\eis screen.
  Video over IP
  \bonitoring mode
IP Select this when usi\eng the IP video out\eput
VID\fO Select this when usi\eng VID\fO OUT
 16  : 9 resize
The IP videos transmitted in the 4:\e3 aspect ratio are 
resized to the 16:9 aspec\et ratio. 
						

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JPEG image settings
The image refresh in\eterval (refresh speed), i\emage capture 
size (resolution) and i\emage quality is set \ehere.
For the settings rela\eted to H.264 images\e, refer to “H.264 
image settings”.
 Refresh interval (JPEG)*
  [1fps, 2fps, 3fps, 5fps, 6fps, 10fps, 15fps*, 30fps*]

Select the speed at wh\eich the JP\fG images \eare to be 
refreshed.
p
 When “On” is selected as the “H.264 transmission” 
setting and a value with an asterisk (*) is selected, \e
the image refresh in\eterval may become slower than 
the value which is set.
Note
  Image capture size [QVGA, VGA]

QVG\b or VG\b is selected here as\e the JP\fG image 
resolution.
 Image qualit\f
    [0(Highest image qualit\f), 1(High image qualit\f), 
2, 3, 4, 5(standard), 6, 7, 8, 9(Low image qualit\f)]

Set the image qualit\ey of the JP\fG images\e.
H.264 image settings
Set the bit rate, image capture size (resolution), imag\ee 
quality, etc. of the H.264 image\es for each client.
For the settings rela\eted to JP\fG images, refer to “JP\fG 
image settings”.
 H.264 transmission\p [On, Off] 

Whether to transmit the H.264 im\eages is set here usi\eng 
On or Off. H.264 transmission can be u\esed by Windows 
only.
On H.264 images are tr\eansmitted.
Off H.264 images are no\et transmitted.
p
 When “On” has been selected as\e the “H.264 
transmission” setting, both H.26\e4 images and 
JP\fG images can be d\eisplayed on the live screen. 
p
 When “On” has been selected as\e the “H.264 
transmission” setting, the image \erefresh interval 
may become slower.
Notes
  Internet mode (over HTTP) [On, Off]

This setting is sele\ected when transmitting the H.26\e4 
images over the internet. H.264 images can b\ee 
transmitted using the\e same broadband rou\eter settings as 
when transmitting JP\fG ima\eges.
On The H.264 images ar\ee transmitted using the\e 
HTTP port. For details on settin\eg the HTTP port 
number, refer to page 89.
Off The H.264 images ar\ee transmitted using the\e 
UDP port.
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 When “On” is set, only “Unicast port (\bUTO)” can 
be selected as the “Transmission type” setting.
p
 When “On” is set, it takes a few seconds before the 
H.264 images are di\esplayed.
p
 When “On” is set, the H.264 \eimages may not be 
displayed, depending on the \enumber of users 
accessing the unit \eat the same time.
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 When “On” is selected as the “H.264 transmission” 
setting, the number of users who \ecan access the 
unit is limited to \ea maximum of 10.
Notes 
						

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 Image capture size [QVGA, VGA]

QVG\b or VG\b is selected here as\e the H.264 image 
resolution.
 Transmission priorit\p\f
  [Constant bit rate\p, Frame rate]

The transmission mode of \ethe H.264 images is\e set here.
Constant bit rate The H.264 images ar\ee 
transmitted at the bi\et rate which 
was set by “Max bit rate (per 
client)*”.
Frame rate The H.264 images ar\ee 
transmitted at the fr\eame rate 
which was set by “Frame rate”.
p
 When “Frame rate” is selected as the “Transmission 
priority” setting, there may be a reduction in\e the 
number of users who \ecan be connected.
Note
  Frame rate
    [1fps, 3fps, 5fps*, 7.5fps*, 10fps*, 15fps*, 20fps*, 
30fps*]

The frame rate of the H.264 im\eages is set here.
p
 This setting can be\e selected only when “Frame rate” 
has been selected as \ethe “Transmission priority” 
setting.
p
 “Frame rate” is linked to “Max bit rate (per client)*”.  
If a value indicated by an asterisk (*) has been 
selected, the frame rate (image refresh i\enterval) 
may become slower.
Notes  
\bax bit rate (per c\plient)*
    [64kbps, 128kbps*, 256kbps*, 384kbps*, 
512kbps*, 768kbps*, 1024kbps*, 1536kbps*, 
2048kbps*, 3072kbps*, 4096kbps*, Unlimited*]

The H.264 bit rate per client is sele\ected here.
p
 “64kbps” or “128kbps” can be selected only\e when 
QVG\b or VG\b has been set.
p
 “Unlimited*” can be selected only\e when “Frame rate” 
has been selected as \ethe “Transmission priority” 
setting.
p
 The H.264 bit rate is linked to the “Bandwidth 
control(bit rate)” of the network setting (see page 89).  
If a value indicated by an asterisk (*) is selected, \e
the bit rate may become slower than the value 
which has been set.
Notes
  Image qualit\f
    [Low(\botion priorit\f), Normal,  
Fine(Image qualit\f priorit\f)]\p

The image quality of\e the H.264 images i\es selected here.
p
 This setting can be\e selected only when “Constant 
bit rate” has been selected as\e the “Transmission 
priority” setting.
Note
  Refresh interval
  [0.2s, 0.33s, 0.5s, 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s]

The H.264 image refr\eesh interval (1-frame interval: 
0.2 seconds to 5 seconds) is selected \ehere.
When there are many errors in the netw\eork environment, 
setting a short refresh interval reduces the distu\erbance in 
the images.
However, the image refresh \espeed may also be reduced. 
						

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 Transmission t\fpe
    [Unicast port (AUTO), Unicast port (\bANUAL), 
\bulticast]

The transmission system f\eor the H.264 images\e is selected 
here.
Unicast port 
(\bUTO) With this setting, \eup to 14 users can \e
access one camera at the same time.
When sending images \efrom the unit, 
“Unicast port(image)” is selected 
automatically.
If there is no need \eto always use the 
same port number for sending the 
H.264 images in cas\ees where the unit 
is used in a network, for instance, it 
is recommended that \e“Unicast port 
(\bUTO)” be selected.
Unicast port 
(M\bNU\bL) With this setting, \eup to 14 users can \e
access one camera at the same time.
When sending images \efrom the 
camera, “Unicast port (M\bNU\bL)” 
must be set manually.
When sending H.264 \eimages over 
the internet, always use the same 
communication-enabled port number 
that is set in the \ebroadband router 
(hereafter, the “router”).
For further details, refer to the 
operating instructions of the rout\eer 
used.
Multicast With this setting, \ethe number of users 
who can access one \ecamera at the 
same time is unlimit\eed.
When sending H.264 \eat the “Multicast” 
setting, input the “Multicast address”\e, 
“Multicast port”, and “Multicast TTL/
HOPLimit”.
p
 When “Unicast port (M\bNU\bL)” has been selected, 
the “Unicast port(image)” must be set.
Note
  Unicast port(image) [1024 to 50000]\p
  (Onl\f even numbers can be set)

The Unicast port number (used when sen\eding images 
from the unit) is i\enput here.
 \bulticast address
 [Setting range: 224.0.0.0 to 239.\p255.255.255]

The Multicast IP ad\edress is input here.
The images are sent \eto the specified IP \eaddress.
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 Input the address af\eter checking which Multicast\e IP 
addresses can be use\ed.
Note
  \bulticast port 
[1024 to 50000]
 (Onl\f even numbers can be set)

The Multicast port number (used when sen\eding images 
from the unit) is i\enput here.
p
 If “Multicast” has been selected as\e the 
“Transmission type” setting, the Multic\east address 
must be set.
Note
  \bulticast TTL/HOPLimit [1 to\p 254]

The Multicast TTL/HOP Limit is i\enput here.
p
 When sending H.264 \eimages over the internet or VPN, the 
images sent may not be displayed.
In a case like this, check with the network administrator.
p
 When displaying Multicast imag\ees using a personal \e
computer into which\e a multiple number of L\bN cards \ehave 
been inserted, disable the L\bN card that\e will not be used 
to receive the images. 
						

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Image
 Image
  Image adjust
When the Setup button is clicked, the Image adjust\e screen 
is displayed.
 Preset position
When the Setup button is clicked, the Preset positi\eon 
setting screen is di\esplayed.