Panasonic Mpeg2 Encoder Wj Gxe900 Operating Instructions
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21 Setting Example (Recording streaming video) The digital disk recorder can be controlled by using the PS•Data (through the RS-485 data port). Perform the settings for the RS-485 data port on the RS-485 DATA PORT page as shown below. The settings on the VIDEO page and the NETWORK page are also required according to the user's environment. RS-485 DATA PORT SETUP Items Parameters BAUD RATE 9 600 bps DATA 8 bit STOP BIT 1 bit PARITY NONE WAITING DATA SIZE TO SEND PACKET 200 WAITING TIMER TO SEND PACKET...
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22 Unicast Transmission The unicast transmission will be suitable for the following system. •When it is necessary to monitor pictures from a specific camera on a specific monitor System Example When using the unicast transmission, the number of cameras and monitors should be same. The unicast transmission is useful in preventing from heavy traffic in the network, not only for this system but also the other systems. For the unicast transmission, perform the settings of "DESTINATION IP ADDRESS" and...
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23 Receiving and Sending Serial Data (RS-485) The encoder receives and sends serial data (duplex) as shown in the illustration below. Required Settings for RS-485 Perform the following settings to receive and send serial data. •Enter the desired size of the packet to be sent in the "WAITING DATA SIZE TO SEND PACKET (1 - 1024 byte)" input box on the RS-485 DATA PORT page. The packet will be sent when its size reaches the entered size. •Enter the desired waiting time to send in the "WAITING...
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24 Alarm Function and a Reset Switch System Example Refer to the following system example when connecting a sensor or a security control door with a reset switch. ALARM INTRIGGER OUTRESET 4321G4321GGV+ –G About the Reset Circuit Vc R Vf 10mA +5V When isolating the power source (procured locally) It is suitable if the reset circuit is installed in a distance from the MPEG2 encoder and it is under the influence of noise.When supplying the power from the MPEG2 encoder It is suitable if the reset circuit is...
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25 ALM / 0F000xxx XX XX / 00 YYYY MM DD hh mm ss +/- xxxx xxxx xx (Fixed) (Fixed) 8 digits Alarm type Number (Fixed) Fixed Alarm Occurred Time (GMT) Time Zone Alarm Code Contact Number (Year/Month/Date/Hour/Minute/Second) ALARM IN Alarms The encoder can receive the following alarms. •DRY CONTACT (Contact alarm) •CAMERA SITE ALARM (Overlapped alarm output signal with camera video signal supplied from a camera when the video motion detection function of a camera is activated, or when an alarm device such...
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26 Alarm Reset There are 2 ways to reset alarm (reset by the CGI command and setting the reset timer on the menu). To reset the contact alarm, there are 3 ways (reset by the CGI command, setting the reset timer on the menu and manual reset (alarm off timing)). When all alarms are reset, the bit rate of video and audio returns to the normal rate. When two or more alarms occurred, the bit rate of the latest alarm will be applied. AUDIO IN/AUDIO OUT To connect microphones and amplifiers to the AUDIO IN...
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27 INSTALLATIONS Warning The installation should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers. Places to avoid •Places exposed to sunlight directly or near a source of heat such as a radiator •Very dirty and dusty places •Places subject to having strong vibrations •Near magnetic field sources such as near a television or speakers •Near high-voltage cables such as a power cable •Near noise sources such as fluorescent lamps •Places where condensation forms easily •Humid places •Places where...
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28 Rack Mounting The encoder and the decoder can be installed in the following racks. •Racks equivalent to EIA standard: Type 19" EIA standard (depth: more than 450 mm (17-11/16")) Important •Do not install the encoder and the decoder above an appliance which generates heat such a power amplifier. When installing the encoder and the decoder below a heat-generating appliance, install them below the appliance with a space equivalent to about 1 unit separating them. •Keep the temperature in the rack...
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29 Mounting the encoder 1. Remove the four rubber feet by removing the four screws from the bottom of the encoder. 2. Place the rack mounting brackets (sold separately, see below for details) on both sides of the encoder and tighten with the four screws supplied to the rack mounting brackets. When installing an encoder: WQ-LMK44/1-S •Rack mounting brackets (Large) x1 •Rack mounting brackets (Small) x1 •Fixing screws for the rack mounting brackets (M3x8) x6 •Fixing tapping screws for rack mounting...
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30 Installing in a container box (Only for the Encoder) The encoder can be installed in a container box. When required to install the encoder in a container box, install as below. How to install 1. Place the supplied simple mounting brackets with the supplied fixing screws on the bottom of the encoder. 2. Fix the encoder in the container box by fixing the attached simple mounting brackets to the box with fixing screws. (Procure fixing screws locally to fix the encoder in the container box according to...