Panasonic Matrix Switcher Wj Sx650 Operating Instructions

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Starting Up
1. Select Start – All Programs – Panasonic – WJ-
SX650 Series – WJ-SX650 Series Administrator
Console x.xx. (x.xx is the version number.) Then, run
the program.
WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console will start up,
and the login window will be displayed on the PC
screen.
Note:When you select WJ-SX650 Series Administrator
Console x.xx (x.xx is the version number.) while
holding down the Ctrl key on the PC keyboard, the
language selection window will appear. (Keep hold-
ing down the Ctrl key until the window appears.)
After you select a language and clicking the OK
button, the login window will be displayed in the
selected language.
2. Enter the user name and password. The factory default
is as follows.
User Name:admin
Password:sx650
3. Click OK. WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console
window is displayed.
4. To download setting data from the unit, click on the icon
pointed in the illustration. Download window will be
displayed.
5. Click on Start Download. The setting data will be
downloaded from the unit to the PC.
Note:Refer to p. 29 PC Connection for how to connect
the unit and PC.
6. When download is complete, a message window is dis-
played. Then, click OK. System – Recorder is dis-
played.
Note:If you upload the setting data from the PC to the
unit while SETUP MENU is open on a monitor,
SETUP MENU will be closed forcibly. Settings per-
formed in SETUP MENU will be canceled and
replaced by those uploaded from the PC.
Window Details
Tool Bar
q:Downloads the current setup data of the unit to
the PC.
w:Uploads the setup data (configured in WJ-SX650
Series Administrator Console) from the PC to the
unit.
e:Creates the initial settings.
r:Opens the file in which the setup data was saved.
t:Saves the setup data as a file.
y:Opens the settings guidance window.
u:Displays the existence of video input board and
software version of video output board.
i:Displays the user settings page.
o:Displays the settings page of SERIAL port.
!0:Displays the version of WJ-SX650 Series
Administrator Console.
!1These buttons are clicked when setting categories are
selected.
!2Selects a tab screen.
Setting menu and tab screen names are shown as fol-
lows.
Setting menu – Tab screen
!3Setting details are displayed when !1and !2are
clicked. 
!4:Determines the settings.
!5:Clears the settings.
!1
!2
!3 
						

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Reference No.
11
12
13
141 to 8: Camera unit number
Note:Camera unit number cannot be set for camera input channels accepting video input signals from
recorders. To activate RS-485 camera connections, set OFF for Control of these recorders in System
– Recorder.
ON: Overlap
OFF: Not overlap
S: Less than 400 m {1 300 ft}
M: 400 m {1 300 ft} to 700 m {2 300 ft}
L: 700 m {2 300 ft} to 900 m {3 000 ft}
Note:Refer to p. 27 for details on the cable length.
Tooltip Details
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10Explanation
1 to 8: Port No.
4800 bps, 9600 bps, 19200 bps, 38400 bps: Transmission speed
Character entry limit: 20 characters Available characters: Alphanumeric characters and symbols
1,2: Level
1 to 8: Video input board No.
Available parameters: Blank, 1 to 999
ON: Use
OFF: Not use
Note: ON is not available for recorders when camera input channels are set for RS-485 cameras. To acti-
vate recorder connections, set -- for the setting items of RS485 and Unit number in System –
VD2/DATA/Cable Comp. – RS485 Camera.
Available parameters: Blank, 1 to 999
Note:Select the camera numbers that has been set in System – Logical Camera Number.
[DATA1] TMNL1, PSD: Port type
[DATA1] TMNL2: Port type
[DATA3] TMNL3, HDR1: Port type
[DATA4] TMNL4, HDR 2: Port type
[DATA5] TMNL 5: Port type
[DATA6] TMNL 6: Port type
[DATA7] TMNL7, HDR3: Port type
[DATA8] TMNL8, HDR4: Port type
4800 bps, 9600 bps, 19200 bps: Transmission speed
To change the transmission speed, conform the settings of this unit to that of connected devices.
[Input Board 1] 1 to 4: Port number
[Input Board 2] 5 to 8: Port number
[Input Board 3] 9 to 12: Port number
[Input Board 4] 13 to 16: Port number
[Input Board 5] 17 to 20: Port number
[Input Board 6] 21 to 24: Port number
[Input Board 7] 25 to 28: Port number
[Input Board 8] 29 to 32: Port number
Note:Port numbers cannot be set for camera input channels accepting video input signals from recorders. To
activate RS-485 camera connections, set OFF for Control of these recorders in System – Recorder.
Notes:
•Do not edit the setup data files by using text editors,
etc. You may become unable to open the setup data
files.
•To perform q, w, and u, this unit needs to be con-
nected to the PC with an RS-232C cable.
When you point the cursor on a button or pull-down menu,
a tooltip appears. Tool tips that have additional explana-
tions include reference numbers such as ∗1. Refer to the
following diagram for these additional explanations. 
						

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Reference No.
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16
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20
21
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24
25
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27
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32
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402005 to 2099: Year
1 to 12: Month
1 to 31: Day
[24-h time format] 0 to 23: Time
[12-h time format] 1 to 12: Time
00 to 59: Minute
AM, PM: Morning, Afternoon
DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DDDD, DD/Mmm/YYYY, Mmm/DD/YYYY: Date Format
Japanese, English, French*, Spanish*, German*, Italian*, and Russian*: Language
* In the actual display, these parameters are displayed in their own languages. 
[24-h] 0:00 to 23:00: Start Time
[12-h] 1:00 AM to 12:00 PM: Start Time
Date
Way to press keys
A to Z: Click each key while holding down the SHIFT key.
a to z: Click each key.
0 to 9: Click each key.
1 to 32: Page
Available parameters: 1 to 9999
Available parameters: 1 to 999
Note:You can select logical camera numbers that have been set in System – Logical Camera Number.
Available parameters: Blank, 1 to 256
1 to 32: Tour sequence No.
Available parameters: 1 to 9999
Note: You can select camera position numbers that have set in Camera – Camera Position.
Available parameters: Blank, 1 to 256
ON: Activate, OFF: Not activate, --: Not control
1 to 30 sec: Dwell
1 to 32: Group Sequence No.
1 to 32: Monitor No.
1 to 99: Priority (Timer Event is 2 to 99.)
1 to 30 sec: Dwell Time
OFF: Auto reset is OFF.
1 to 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min: Alarms are reset after this period.
N.O.: Normally Open contact
N.C.: Normally Close contact Explanation
41 1 to 256: Terminal Alarm
1 to 999: Camera Alarm, Recorder Alarm, Video Loss
Note: You can select camera numbers that have set in System – Logical Camera Number.
1 to 1024: Serial Alarm
42 When Display Mode is set to SPOT, up to 8 events can be added.
1 to 64: Alarm schedule No.
Note:You can select only registered schedules. 
OFF: Always Active
SPOT: Displays a spot camera image
T-SEQ1 to 32: Activates Tour Sequence 1 to 32.
G-SEQ1 to 32: Activates Group Sequence/Preset 1 to 32.
Note:You can select available events only. 
45 1 to 999: Recording Source (LCN)
When an alarm event occurs, a command alarm specifying the LCN of Recording Source is transmitted to
the recorder.
Note:Recording follows the settings of command alarm and event recording. Refer to the operating instruc-
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Reference No.
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47
48
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50
51
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541 to 1024: Alarm Output number
Alarm output signal is supplied from the ALARM OUT 1/2 port or the SERIAL port. (65 to 1024 are supplied
from the SERIAL port only as a serial command.)
Note:To activate serial command transmission, set Alarm Output to ON in Communication – Serial
Command.
Spot: Only the spot images can be activated for the alarm event.
Tour Sequence: Only tour sequences can be activated for the alarm event.
Group Sequence: Only group sequences can be activated for the alarm event.
Note: You cannot change the Display Mode if an alarm event has been associated with the monitor. To
change the setting, you need to delete the alarm event setting or change the monitor setting for the
alarm event.
Available digits: 5 or less
Available numerics: 0 to 9
Notes: 
•Begin the entry with a numeric other than 0.
•99999 is not available.
Available digits: 5 or less
Available numerics: 0 to 9
Note:Begin the entry with a numeric other than 0.
1 to 5: Level
View & Operate: An operator can display the selected camera image on the selected monitor. The oper-
ator can also control the camera.
View: An operator can display the selected camera image on the selected monitor, but cannot control
the camera.
--: The operator can neither display the selected camera image on the selected monitor nor control the
camera.
User ID: Select a registered User ID.
1, 3, 5, 10, 30, or 60 min: If no operations are performed during this period in the login status, the operator
logs out of the system automatically.
1 to 2: Video output board No.
55 Available parameters: 1 to 4096
56 OFF: Alarm occurrence is not notified.
0 sec: Every time alarm occurrence is detected, system controllers are notified.
1 sec, 3 sec, 5 sec: 1 second, 3 second, or 5 seconds after the alarm occurrence, system controllers are
notified.
57
58
60
61
62
63OFF: Alarm notification is not retried.
100 ms, 200 ms, 400 ms, 1 sec: Period until alarm notification is retried
0 to 16: Total recorder number
Note: When camera input channels to supply video input signals from recorders are set to RS485 in
System – RS485 Camera, the RS-485 settings are automatically canceled.
ON, OFF, AUTO, _: B/W setting
PATROL1(S) to PATROL4(S) , _: Scene [PATROL(S)] setting
ON: Perform
OFF: Not perform
Note:Depending on the specifications of recorders, recording may be stopped for several seconds at the
timing of auto time adjustment.
ON: Perform
OFF: Not to perform
Note:To perform auto time adjustment, check the specifications of connected device before the setting.
OFF: Not notify
1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 sec
Select the interval to notify  the system status. (Recommended: 5 or more sec) Explanation 
						

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Display
Display
Date Format:Mmm/DD/YYYY
Time Format:12-h
Language:English*
DST/Summer Time
DST/Summer Time:ON*
Start Time:02:00 AM 
DST/Summer Time Table:The first Sunday in April to the
last Sunday in October 
Camera
Camera Title
Custom Chars: A to Z, a to f
Camera Position
Sequence
Tour Sequence
Tour Sequence 1:Images of LCN 1 to 32 are sequentially
switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 2:Images of LCN 33 to 64 are sequentially
switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 3:Images of LCN 65 to 96 are sequentially
switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 4:Images of LCN 97 to 128 are sequentially
switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 5:Images of LCN 129 to 160 are sequen-
tially switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 6:Images of LCN 161 to 192 are sequen-
tially switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 7:Images of LCN 193 to 224 are sequen-
tially switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 8:Images of LCN 225 to 256 are sequen-
tially switched for two seconds. 
Tour Sequence 9 to 32:No settings
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DATA
CAM VD2 DATA Cable
1 to 256 ON* ON* S*
Recorder In the factory default, each setting item has been set as fol-
lows. Items attached with * can also be set in SETUP
MENU.
Factory Default Settings of WJ-
SX650 Series Administrator
Console
System
Recorder
Recorder Output: External Monitor
DATA Port
Type Communication Status
1 TMNL1* 9 600 bps
2 TMNL2* 9 600 bps
3 HDR1* 9 600 bps
4 HDR2* 9 600 bps
5 TMNL5* 9 600 bps
6 TMNL6* 9 600 bps
7 HDR3* 9 600 bps
8 HDR4* 9 600 bpsControl LCN LCN Setting
1 ON* 257 1 to 16
2 ON* 258 17 to 32
••••
••••
16 ON* 272 241 to 256
CAM
1
•
•
256LCN
1
•
•
256
RS485
1 to 32Commuinication Status
19 200 bps
CAM-P
1 to 64
65 to 128
129 to 192
193 to 256LCN
LCN 1 (Preset 1 to 64)
LCN 2 (Preset 1 to 64)
LCN 3 (Preset 1 to 64)
LCN 4 (Preset 1 to 64)
CAM
1
•
•
256Camera Title
1
•
•
256
RS485 Camera
No setting
Factory Default Settings
Logical Camera Number 
						

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Group Sequence
Group Sequence 1:4 cameras among LCN 1 to 64 are
sequentially switched for 2 seconds on Monitor 1 to 4.
Group Sequence 2:4 cameras among LCN 65 to 128 are
sequentially switched for 2 seconds on Monitor 5 to 8.
Group Sequence 3:8 cameras among LCN129 to 256 are
sequentially switched for 2 seconds on Monitor 9 to 16.
Group Sequence 4 to 8:No settings
Group Sequence 9:Spot image of LCN 1 to 16 are dis-
played on Monitor 1 to 16.
Group Sequence 10 to 32:No settings
Schedule
Timer Event
No settings
Camera Event
No settings
Alarm
Alarm Mode
Alarm Mode:Sequence* (Dwell Time: 2 sec*)
Auto Reset:30 sec*
Terminal Alarm:ON (All alarms are N.O.)*
Camera Alarm:OFF*
Recorder Alarm:OFF*
Serial Alarm:ON*
Video Loss:OFF*Alarm Event
Terminal Alarm 1 to 256:SPOT, LCN 1 to 256, Monitor 1
Camera Alarm 1 to 256:No settings
Recorder Alarm 1 to 256:No settings
Serial Alarm 1 to 1024:No settings
Video Loss 1 to 256:Monitor 2 (No events)
Monitor Display Mode
Alarm Schedule
No settings
Operator
Operator
Note:Refer to p. 55 Operator Registration.
PS·Data: User ID:650
HDR Operation Using the Web Browser: Priority:1
Monitor
1 to 16
17 to 24
25 to 32Display Mode
Spot
Tour Sequence
Group Sequence
Level Table
System Setup
OSD ControlLevel 1
Enabled
(Checked)
Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Alarm History Display Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
System Status Display Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Alarm Suspension Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Alarms All Reset Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Alarm ACK, Alarm Individual/
Monitor ResetEnabled Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled
Start Tour Sequence Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Disabled
Start Group Sequence Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Disabled
Monitor Lock Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Camera Setup
Preset Position RegistrationEnabled
Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
All Cameras Control Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Camera Control Enabled Enabled Enabled Disabled Disabled
Camera Selection Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled 
Recorder Setup Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled
Recorder Control Enabled Enabled Enabled Disabled DisabledDisabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5
Disabled 
(Not checked)Disabled Disabled Disabled
Item 
						

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Controller
Monitor Access
Auto Login/Logout
Auto Login:All the ports are enabled. (Checked) (User ID:
650)
Auto Logout:All the ports are unabled. (Not Checked)
Key Assignment (Available for WV-CU950/650)
Communication
Serial Command
Alarm Notification:OFF
System Status Notification:OFF
Alarm Output:OFF
PS.Data
Unit Address: 1

Alarm Data: 1 sec
Retry Timing:OFF 

Recorder (HDR port):OFF
Whole PS.Data System (PSD port):OFF
Adjustment time:02:00 PM
Factory Default Settings of
SETUP MENU
SYSTEM Menu 
Communication speed of SERIAL port: 38 400 bps
DATA
1 to 8Monitor
All the ports are enabled.
(Checked)
DATA 1 to 8
A
B
TOPFunction
Iris Reset
Auto Focus
Auto Focus 
						

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This chapter explains about SETUP MENU (On-screen
Display setup menu) of this unit.
Basic Operations
To control SETUP MENU, display SETUP MENU on a moni-
tor.
WV-CU950/650
1. Select a desired monitor. (Refer to p. 57 Monitor
Selection.)
2. Press the MENU button repeatedly until System Setup
appears on the LCD.
3. Press the F1 button. SETUP MENU will be displayed on
the selected monitor.
WV-CU360C/CJ
1. Select a desired monitor. (Refer to p. 57 Monitor
Selection.)
2. Press the SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT
button.
SETUP MENU will be displayed on the selected monitor.
Top Menu
When SETUP MENU is opened, the top menu is displayed
on the monitor.
Moves the cursor:Move the joystick. The cursor is highlight-
ed when you point.
Moves to the next/previous page (When the displayed menu
has two or more pages):Move the cursor to the top or
bottom. The next or previous page will be displayed on
the monitor.
Note:When using WV-CU950/650, you can perform this
operation by rotating the shuttle ring or moving the
zoom wheel controller.
Changes the selected parameter:Rotate the JogDial, or
press the + or – button.
Enters the numeric parameters:Press the numeric buttons.
To clear the numeric entry, press the CLEAR button.
Moves to the lower menu:Move the cursor to a setting item
which has an arrow mark, and then press the CAM
(SET) button.
Moves to the upper menu:Press the MON (ESC) button.
Exits the SETUP MENU:When using WV-CU950/650, press
the F2 button. When using WV-CU360C/CJ, press the
SETUP button while holding down the SHIFT button.
Notes: 
•Sequence is stopped on monitors displaying SETUP
MENU.
•Alarms are not activated on monitors displaying SETUP
MENU.
Setup Menu (OSD)
WJ-SX650 SETUP MENU
 100 TIME&DATEO
 300 ALARMO
 400 RECORDERO
 500 SYSTEMO
 800 INFORMATIONO
 
 900 LANGUAGE              ENGLISH 
						

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TIME & DATE
You will set the current time and date.
When you select TIME & DATE on the top menu, the follow-
ing menu is displayed.
Note:Display format setting is performed in Display –
Display of WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console.
• Year
2005 to 2099
• Month
1 to 12 (When Date Format is set to DD/MM/YYYY,
MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DDDD in WJ-SX650 Series
Administrator Console)
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
(When Date Format is set to DD/Mmm/YYYY or
Mmm/DD/YYYY in WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console)
• Day
1 to 31
• Time
0 to 23(When Time Format is set to 24-h in WJ-SX650
Series Administrator Console)
1 to 12(When Time Format is set to 12-h in WJ-SX650
Series Administrator Console)
AM /PM (When Time Format is set to 12-h in WJ-SX650
Series Administrator Console)
• Minute
0 to 59
• DST/SUMMER TIME
ON/OFF
The factory default is as follows.
Jan/01/2005 12:00AM, DST/SUMMER TIME ON
Note:When DST/SUMMER TIME is set to ON, the daylight
saving time (summer time) is activated during the spec-
ified period. (∗ is displayed beside the time.) The peri-
od setting is performed in Display – DST/Summer
Time of WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console.
ALARM
You will perform the settings of alarms (terminal alarms,
camera alarms, recorder alarms, serial alarms, and video
loss).
When you select ALARM on the top menu, the following
menu is displayed.
ALARM Menu
• ALARM MODE
Select the display pattern to display spot alarm pictures on
the associated monitors. (The factory default is
SEQUENCE.)
SEQUENCE:Alarm pictures are sequentially displayed on
the associated monitor. Select desired DWELL TIME
from 1 to 30 sec. (The factory default is 2 sec.)
LATEST:The latest alarm picture is displayed on the moni-
tor.
EARLIEST:The earliest alarm picture is displayed on the
monitor.
• AUTO RESET
Select the period until an alarm is automatically reset. If you
select OFF, you will reset the alarm manually. (The factory
default is 30 sec.)
OFF/1, 2... to 10 sec/20 sec/30 sec/1 min/3 min/5 min
• TERMINAL ALARM
Select ON or OFF to accept or not accept terminal alarm
input signals. (The factory default is ON.)
ON:Accepts terminal alarm input signals.
OFF:Not accepts terminal alarm input signals.
Note:If you select ON, you can move to the TERMINAL
ALARM menu (refer to p. 50), and you can set the
details on terminal alarm input signal.
• CAMERA ALARM
Select ON or OFF to accept or not accept camera alarm
input signals. (The factory default is OFF.)
ON:Accepts camera alarm input signals.
OFF:Not accepts camera alarm input signals.
100 TIME&DATE
    Aug/31/2005 ∗08:15 PM
    DST/SUMMER TIME       ON
B
300 ALARM
 310 ALARM MODE            SEQUENCE
       DWELL TIME           2sec
 320 AUTO RESET            OFF
 
 330 TERMINAL ALARM        ONO
 340 CAMERA ALARM          OFF
 350 RECORDER ALARM        OFF
 360 SERIAL ALARM          ON
 370 VIDEO LOSS            ON 
						

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• RECORDER ALARM
Select ON or OFF to accept or not accept recorder alarm
input signals. (The factory default is OFF.)
ON:Accepts recorder alarm input signals.
OFF:Not accepts recorder alarm input signals.
• SERIAL ALARM
Select ON or OFF to accept or not accept serial alarm input
signals. (The factory default is ON.)
ON:Accepts serial alarm input signals.
OFF:Not accepts serial alarm input signals.
• VIDEO LOSS
Select ON or OFF to accept or not accept video loss input
signals. (The factory default is OFF.)
ON:Accepts video loss input signals.
OFF:Not accepts video loss input signals.
TERMINAL ALARM Menu
• INPUT BOARD
Select a video input board from 1 to 8. (The factory default
is 1.)
• ALM
Select the alarm contact type for each terminal alarm input
signal. (The factory default is N.O.)
N.O.:Normally Open contact
N.C.:Normally Close contact
RECORDER
You will check the settings of DATA ports to connect
recorders and CAMERA IN connectors to supply video
input signals from recorders. When you select RECORDER
on the top menu, the following menu is displayed.
Note:Before the settings, check the system composition
and refer to p. 30 Recorder Connection. 
• RECORDER OUTPUT
Select the video input board or external monitor to supply
video input signals from recorders. Refer to p. 30 for con-
nections. (The factory default is EXTERNAL MONITOR.)
INPUT BOARD1 to 8:Recorder images are displayed on
monitors connected to the unit.
EXTERNAL MONITOR:Recorder images are displayed on
external monitors directly connected to recorders.
• RECORDER
Select the desired recorder. 1 to 16 are Unit Address
(System) numbers set for recorders. (The factory default is
ON.)
ON:The recorder is used.
OFF:The recorder is not used.
• DATA
DATA ports used for the recorder connections are dis-
played. DATA port setting is performed in the DATA PORT
menu. (Refer to p. 52.)
• CAM
Camera input channel numbers to supply video input sig-
nals from recorders are displayed. (When RECORDER
OUTPUT is set to EXTERNAL MONITOR, - - is displayed.)
330 TERMINAL ALARM
    INPUT BOARD=8
 ALM       ALM       ALM       ALM
 225 
N.O.   233 N.C.   241 N.O.   249 N.C. 226 N.O.   234 N.C.   242 N.O.   250 N.C. 227 N.O.   235 N.C.   243 N.O.   251 N.C. 228 N.O.   236 N.C.   244 N.O.   252 N.C. 229 N.O.   237 N.C.   245 N.O.   253 N.C. 230 N.O.   238 N.C.   246 N.O.   254 N.C. 231 N.O.   239 N.C.   247 N.O.   255 N.C. 232 N.O.   240 N.C.   248 N.O.   256 N.C.
ALM=ALARM IN      N.O.:NORMALLY OPEN
                  N.C.:NORMALLY CLOSE
400 RECORDER                    1 of 2
 RECORDER OUTPUT   INPUT BOARD8
    RECORDER   DATA   CAM
          01   HDR1   256   ON
          02   HDR1   255   ON
          03   HDR1   254   ON
          04   HDR1   253   ON
          05   HDR2   252   ON
          06   HDR2   251   ON
          07   HDR2   250   ON
          08   HDR2   249   ON
DATA=DATA(TMNL/PSD/HDR)
 CAM=CAMERA INB
400 RECORDER                    2 of 2
 RECORDER OUTPUT   INPUT BOARD8
    RECORDER   DATA   CAM
          09   HDR3   248   ON
          10   HDR3   247   ON
          11   HDR3   246   ON
          12   HDR3   245   ON
          13   HDR4   244   ON
          14   HDR4   243   ON
          15   HDR4         OFF
          16   HDR4         0FF
DATA=DATA(TMNL/PSD/HDR)
 CAM=CAMERA INB