Panasonic Network Camera Management System Bbhgw700a Operating Instructions

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PC Preparation
Using Windows XP
 Windows Messenger:
Select Windows Messenger Version Information from the Windows Messenger help menu.
 MSN Messenger:
Download MSN Messenger (Windows XP version) from Microsofts website and install it.
Update your version of MSN Messenger to 6.1.
UPnP™ Setup
1.Select My Network Places from My Computer 
in the Start menu. Then select 
View network 
connections.
2.Select Optional Networking Components in the 
Advanced menu.
3.Select Networking Services and click [Details].
4.Check that UPnP User Interface on the 
Network
ing Services page is checked.
 If it is not checked, check it and click [OK].
 When the Windows XP CD-ROM is 
required, follow the instructions displayed. 
						

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Using Windows 2000, Windows Me or Windows 98SE
Check the Version of MSN Messenger
Select [MSN Messenger version information] in the MSN Messenger help menu. Update your 
version to 6.1.
Check the Version of DirectX
UPnP™ Setup (Windows Me only)
Note
Windows 2000 and Windows 98SE do not have this setting.
1.Select Run in the Start menu.
2.Enter dxdiag in the name field and click [OK].
3.Update your version of DirectX if it is older than 
8.1
.
 Follow the instructions on the page.
1.Select Control Panel from Settings in the Start 
menu
.
2.Double click Add/Remove Program, and then 
click the Windows Setup tab
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Operating Environment
When using Windows/MSN Messenger with UPnP™, restrictions are put on operating environment by 
the other party.
Note
In environments where, for example, the other party is using a router that is not compatible with 
UPnP™, or where the private address is connected via an assigned ISP, sometimes data cannot be 
sent/received when using the Windows/MSN Messenger function.
The layout of the PC screen when connecting this product
Take the following steps when using Windows XP.
3.Select Communications in Components and 
click [Details]
.
 Check that Universal Plug and Play on the 
Components page is checked.
 If it is not checked, check it and click [OK].
 When the Windows Me CD-ROM is 
required, follow the instructions on the 
page.
1.Connect a PC where UPnP™ is set to ON, to 
this product
.
 This products icon is displayed on the PCs 
My Network Places and Task Tray.
 The icon is not displayed in Windows 2000 
and Windows 98SE.
 The Task Tray icon is displayed once, and 
not displayed when connecting for the 
second time.
2.Double click the My Network Places icon, and 
find the icon for this product.
 If necessary, create a shortcut to this 
product on your desktop. 
						

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*1 Due to the connection environment, sometimes data can only be received, and not sent.
*2 There may be cases where data that has been passed previously cannot be received, or 
phonecalls cannot be made due to the servers status.
Note
For help regarding the functions of Windows/MSN Messenger, see Windows/MSN Messenger help.
3.Double click the icon in My Network Places.
 The Enter Network Password window is 
displayed. By entering the user name and 
password, this products setup page is 
displayed.
Function Name
Windows XPWindows Me
Windows 
Messenger 4.7MSN Messenger 6.1MSN Messenger 6.1
Instant MessageCan be used 
irrespective of 
settingsCan be used 
irrespective of 
settingsCan be used 
irrespective of 
settings
Voice ChatCan be usedCan be usedCan be used
Video ChatCan be usedCan be usedFunction not possible
Sending Files and 
PicturesCannot be used*1Can be usedCannot be used*1
WhiteboardCan be usedCan be usedFunction not possible
Application SharingCan be usedCan be usedFunction not possible
Remote AssistantCan be usedCan be usedFunction not possible
TelephoneFunction not possibleCan be used*2Can be used*2 
						

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4.3 IPv6 Setup on your PC
4.3.1 Setting an IPv6 Address Using Windows XP
Note
If using Windows XP Service Pack 2, you may not be able to set an IPv6 address. Follow the steps 
below to check if the PC you are using has Windows XP Service Pack 2 installed.
1.Select [Start]  [All Programs]  
[Accessories]  [Command Prompt] and 
click.
 The command prompt is started.
2.Enter ipv6 install, and press [Enter].
 If Succeeded is displayed, it was installed 
successfully.
Note
When Windows XP Service Pack 1 is not installed, Succeeded will not be displayed. Install 
Service Pack 1.
3.Enter ipconfig on the command prompt 
window, and press [Enter].
 If an IPv6 address is displayed, it has been 
assigned to this PC.
1.Select [Start]  [Control Panel] and click.
2.Double-click the Performance and 
Maintenance icon.
3.Double-click the System icon. 
						

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If using Windows XP Service Pack 2, take the following setup steps.
4.Click the General tab, and check if the System 
is Service Pack 2.
1.Select [Start]  [Control Panel] and click.
2.Click the Security Center icon.
3.Click the Windows Firewall icon. 
						

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4.Click the Advanced tab and click [Settings...] 
for ICMP.
5.Check Allow incoming router request on the 
ICMP 
Settings window, and click [OK]. 
						

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4.3.2 Re-obtaining an IPv6 Global Address
4.3.3 Setting a Static IPv6 Global Address.
1.Select [Start]  [All Programs]  
[Accessories]  [Command Prompt] and 
click.
 The command prompt is started.
2.Enter netsh and press [Enter].
3.On the netsh command line, enter interface 
ipv6, and press [Enter].
4.Enter renew, and re-obtain an IPv6 global 
address.
5.Enter exit, press [Enter], and end the netsh 
command.
 
1.Perform steps 1, 2, and 3 in Re-obtaining an 
IPv6 global address above.
2.Enter show interface, and press [Enter].
 Take a note of the Idx number of the Local 
Area Connection.
3.Next, enter set address interface=* the IPv6 
global address type=unicast, and press 
[Enter].
 After interface=, enter the Idx number 
noted in step 2.
4.Enter exit, press [Enter], and end the netsh 
command. 
						

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4.4 PPTP Setup when Using VPN: Windows XP
This function sets up a VPN (PPTP) connection on your PC. Take the following steps when using 
Windows XP.
1.Click Network and Internet Connections from 
Control Panel on the Start menu
.
2.Click Network Connections.
3.Click Create a new connection.
4.Click [Next]. 
						

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5.Check Connect to the network at my workplace 
and click [Next].
6.Check Virtual Private Network connection and 
click [Next]
.
7.Enter the optional network name and click 
[Next]
.
8.Enter this products WAN IP address and click 
[Next]
.