Panasonic Remote Control Panel AG-RCP30P Operating Instructions

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Administrator Setup (continued)
Auto Maintenance
During continuous operation, the 
Memory Card Video Recorder restarts, 
checks files and frees memory at regular 
intervals to maintain system health.
 
When the unit is regularly turned off, 
auto maintenance is not required.
 
To use the unit without having to 
regularly power it off, activate auto 
maintenance with intervals as short as 
possible. 
A dialog announcing the start of auto 
maintenance appears 10 to 20 seconds 
before start of maintenance. In this 
interval, you can use the [CONTROL 
PANEL ON/OFF], [REC], [STOP], 
[RETURN] or [
] buttons to cancel 
maintenance. Auto maintenance starts 
unless it is canceled.
Auto maintenance is started or 
canceled when planned maintenance 
date and time is reached under the 
following conditions.
< Execution >
•  When recording stops
•  
Maintenance is held for a maximum 
of 90 minutes and recording is 
stopped in that interval.
 
•  
When loop recording is set to “ON” 
or intermittent recording is performed 
at a time other than programmed 
recording (intermittent recording 
stops and maintenance starts)
 
•  During file restore operation and 
when Administrator Setup is 
performed (maintenance starts 
when respective process ends)
•  During playback (maintenance 
starts when playback ends)
< Cancel >
•  When recording continues beyond 
90 minutes
•  
When the P2 card slot cover is open
Notes:
•  To start recording immediately after 
the end of auto maintenance, set 
power ON recording to “ON”.
•  
When auto maintenance is completed, 
the unit is restarted and left in the 
power on state. Set the following 
items to “LAST” in Administrator 
Setup when auto maintenance 
is set to “ON”, to prevent a restart 
from changing the settings used 
before power was last turned off.
Set a value other than “LAST” to set 
a fixed value.
< Rec/Play >
•   
Init Camera Select
•   
Init Audio2  In  Select
•   
Init Audio2  Rec
•  Init On Screen Type
•   
Init Audio Out (Play)
< Camera >
•   
Init Backlight
•   
Init AE  Shift
•   
Init Camera LED
•   
Init IR Mode 
						

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Administrator Setup (continued)
 Next Maintenance Day
This function shows the date for the 
next auto maintenance operation. 
The set Operation, Interval, Day 
and Time appear at the bottom of 
the screen.
 Change a day
Use the [,] buttons to select 
[Change a day] and confirm the 
entry with the [
] button to open 
the screen to change settings for 
the following items. Opening this 
screen sets the interval start time to 
the current time and sets the next 
maintenance day to another day. 
• Operation, Interval, Day, Time
Notes:
•  Opening the screen to change 
settings will set the auto maintenance 
day to a day after the interval setting 
(unit: months)
.
    The cancellation of an auto 
maintenance day prior to a change 
will remain in the error log data.
 
•  Restarting the Memory Card Video 
Recorder (see page 30) has the 
same effect as performing auto 
maintenance.
Auto Maintenance
 Operation
Use this function to turn auto 
maintenance on or off.
Setting : ON/OFF
 Interval
Use this function to set the interval 
of auto maintenance. 
Setting (months) : 1/3/6/12
 Day
Use this function to set the week and 
day for performing auto maintenance.
 
Setting (week) : 1st/2nd/3rd/Last
Setting (day)   :  Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/
Fri/Sat/Sun
 Time
Use this function to set auto 
maintenance start time. 
Setting : HH:MM 
						

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Service
 AG-CPD15 Operating Time
Use this function to view the 
operating time of the Memory Card 
Video Recorder. 
(unit : H)
 FAN Operating Time
Use this function to view the operating 
time of the fan.
(unit : H)
 CAM1 Operating Time
Use this function to view the operating 
time of the Color Camera.
(unit : H)
 AG-RCP30 Operating Time
Use this function to view the operating 
time of this unit.
(unit : H)
 LCD Lighting Time
Use this function to view the 
cumulative lighting time of the LCD 
panel. 
(unit : H)
 AG-CPD15  Version
Use this function to view the 
version of the Memory Card Video 
Recorder.
 BIOS Creation Date
Use this function to view the BIOS 
creation date. (Month/Day/Year)
 Microcontroller  Version
Use this function to view the version 
of the microprocessor.
 AG-RCP30  Version
Use this function to view the version 
of this unit.
 Version  Up
For details on obtaining version 
upgrade files, consult your supplier. 
Make sure to use a computer 
beforehand to save the version 
upgrade file you obtain in the root 
directory
∗ of a P2 card or USB 
memory device.
1.  Insert the P2 card or connect 
the USB memory device to the 
Memory Card Video Recorder.
2.  
When the [Version Up] button 
is selected, accept by pressing 
the [
] button.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
3.  Select “YES”, and accept by 
pressing the [
] button.
The version upgrade is performed, 
and the Memory Card Video Recorder 
automatically restarts.
Notes: 
•  Do not make button operations or 
turn the power off during a version 
upgrade. 
•  An error screen appears if the 
version upgrade fails. Make a note 
of the error number and consult 
your supplier. 
•  An error number is a number such 
as E00∗∗∗ or E20∗∗∗. 
   “∗∗∗” indicates numbers.
Administrator Setup (continued)
∗  Version upgrade cannot be performed when the following conditions exist in the 
root directory.
  • If a DATA folder is present
  • If multiple version upgrade files (.vup extension) are present 
						

							Menu
Camera
Audio
Restore
Setup/Info
RecCheck
Archive
Restore
ENTER
MENURETURN
Start Restoring Files.
RestoreCancel
Audio
Audio1 Test (Press ENTER Key)
Audio2 Test (Press ENTER Key)
Audio2 SelectINCAR
File List [1/4]
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2006-08-21  14:27:32
2006-08-21  16:00:04
ENTER
RETURNMENU
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2006-08-22  20:01:35
2006-08-22  20:16:58
Setup/Info
Officer
Camera LED
Reboot
Information
On Screen Type
Admin
OFF
ON
Auto Focus (ENTER)
Manual FocusNF
AE[-2  --  +2]0
Information
AG-CPD15  Microcontroller
AG-RCP30Ver.
Ver.
Ver.3.00.054.0
3.00.021.4
3.00.009.1
Last Errors
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Use menus provided by this unit to set up and adjust the Memory Card Video 
Recorder. 
  When the [MENU] button is pressed while recording is being stopped 
in the live screen
• Menu top screen
Restore (see page 29)
Setup/Info
(see pages16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 30, 31)
Camera (see page 20)
Audio (see page 21)
Archive (see page 27)
RecCheck (see page24)
A trial shoot can be performed.
Officer (see page 48)
The Officer setup top screen appears.
Admin (see pages 49 - 51)
The Setup/Admin top screen appears. 
This opens a menu that only 
administrators can manipulate.
Menu List
Information (see page 30) 
						

							Menu
Camera
Setup/Info
Audio
Setup/Info
Officer
Camera LED
Reboot
On Screen Type
Admin
OFF
ON
Audio
Audio1 Test (Press ENTER Key)
Audio2 Test (Press ENTER Key)
Audio2 SelectINCAR
Auto Focus (ENTER)
Manual FocusNF
AE[-2  --  +2]0
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  When the [MENU] button is pressed while the live screen is being 
recorded
• Menu top screen
Setup/Info
(see pages 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 30, 31)
Camera (see page 20)
Audio (see page 21)
Officer (see page 48)
The Officer setup top screen appears.
Admin (see pages 49 - 51)
The Setup/Admin top screen appears. 
This opens a menu that only 
administrators can manipulate.
Menu List (continued) 
						

							Menu
Archive
Audio
Setup/Info
Restore
Restore
ENTER
MENURETURN
Start Restoring Files.
RestoreCancel
Setup/Info
Officer
Reboot
Information
On Screen Type
Admin
OFF
Audio
Audio1
Audio2
OFF
OFF
File List [1/4]
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2006-08-21  20:17:46
2006-08-21  14:27:32
2006-08-21  16:00:04
ENTER
RETURNMENU
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2006-08-22  17:42:08 2006-08-22  12:51:37
2006-08-22  20:01:35
2006-08-22  20:16:58
Information
AG-CPD15  Microcontroller
AG-RCP30Ver.
Ver.
Ver.3.00.054.0
3.00.021.4
3.00.009.1
Last Errors
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  When the [MENU] button is pressed in the playback screen
• Menu top screen
Restore (see page 29)
Setup/Info
(see pages 16, 17, 18, 27, 30, 31)Audio (see page 27) Archive (see page 27)
Officer (see page 48)
The Officer setup top screen appears.
Admin (see pages 49 - 51)
The Setup/Admin top screen appears. 
This opens a menu that only 
administrators can manipulate.
Menu List (continued)
Information (see page 30) 
						

							Menu
Restore
Setup/Info
Archive
Restore
ENTER
MENURETURN
Start Restoring Files.
RestoreCancel
File List [1/4]
2006-08-21  14:18:56
2006-08-21  15:49:04
2006-08-21  20:17:46
2006-08-21  14:27:32
2006-08-21  16:00:04
ENTER
RETURNMENU
2006-08-22  20:17:58
2006-08-22  17:42:08 2006-08-22  12:51:37
2006-08-22  20:01:35
2006-08-22  20:16:58
Setup/Info
Officer
Reboot
Information
Admin
Information
AG-CPD15  Microcontroller
AG-RCP30Ver.
Ver.
Ver.3.00.054.0
3.00.021.4
3.00.009.1
Last Errors
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  When the [MENU] button is pressed in the “Archive” screen, Officer 
Setup top screen, Setup/Admin top screen or during a “Restore” 
operation
Restore (see page 29)Archive (see page 27)
Menu List (continued)
Setup/Info
 (see pages 16, 17, 18, 30, 31)
Officer (see page 48)
The Officer setup top screen appears.
Admin (see pages 49 - 51)
The Setup/Admin top screen appears. 
This opens a menu that only 
administrators can manipulate.
Information (see page 30) 
						

							Officer
Officer1Officer1 Info
ID : PAN00627
Operation Key Lock
Officer2
Name : Taro Matsushita
OFF
Officer2 Info
ID : PAN01945
Name : Hanako Matsushita
Officer
Officer1Officer1 Info
ID : PAN00627
Operation Key Lock
Officer2
Name : Taro Matsushita
OFF
Officer2 Info
ID : PAN01945
Name : Hanako Matsushita
LoadDelete
LoadDelete
Officer
Officer1Officer1 Info
ID : PAN00627
Operation Key Lock
Officer2
Name : Taro Matsushita
OFF
Officer2 Info
ID : PAN01945
Name : Hanako Matsushita
SelectDelete
SelectDelete
Setup/Info
Officer
Admin
Menu
Setup/Info
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• 

Officer setup top screen (see pages 16 - 18)
  There are three types of officer setup top screens; one for each officer setup 
method.


Menu List (continued)
  When the [MENU] button is pressed in the Officer Setup top screen 
during recording
Setup/Info
 (see pages 16, 17, 18, 31)Officer (see page 48)
The Officer setup top screen appears.
Admin (see pages 49 - 51)
The Setup/Admin top screen appears. 
This leads to the administrator-only 
menu, and recording is stopped. 
						

							Setup/Admin [1/2]
Rec/Play
Date/Time
OSDTrigger
Management ModeCamera
Registration
Programed Rec
Date/Time
TimeZone
yyyyMM HH mmss dd
Set
Style
Date/TimeEastern DSTISO
09 /28 /13:50:462006
Rec/Play [1/3]
PowerOff Time
Init Audio2 In Select
Rec Continue TimeResolution / RecRate
Init Camera Select
PowerOn Rec
Loop Rec120 min1INCAROFF
Q-512kbpsCONTINUE
Rec/Play [2/3]
PreRec Time (Video)
PostRec Time (Video)
CAM Select in TriggerRule of Filename
Rec Tally OutInit Audio2 Rec
PreRec Time (Audio)
PostRec Time (Audio)90 sec90 sec90 sec90 secWT1ONENABLE
Rec/Play [3/3]
Init On Screen Type
Head of File
Init Audio Out (Play)
Trigger / MarkerOFFBOTH
YESYES
Skip Target
Programed RecStart End DurationDaily-::--
MonON0215:080005 : 45 min:--
Tue-::--
WedON0000:000024 : 00 min:--
ThuON1600:080016 : 00 min:--
FriON0800:170009 : 00 min:--
Sat-::--
Sun-::--
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•  Setup/Admin top screen (1)-1
(see page 31)
Date/Time (see page 35)Rec/Play (see pages 32 - 34)
Menu List (continued)
Programed Rec (see pages 34, 35) 
						

							Setup/Admin [1/2]
Rec/Play
Date/Time
OSDTrigger
Management ModeCamera
Registration
Programed Rec
Camera [1/2]
Zoom Limit
Init Backlight
AutoZoom MagnificationFlip
Init Camera LEDAutoZoom Time
AGC Level
Init AE ShiftX 22HIGHOFF0OFFX 103 secON
Camera [2/2]
Init IR Mode
IR TimeIR LevelAUTOLOW30 sec
Registration
Load Admin
List Admin
Load Officer
List Officer
TriggerGPIO
Detection OSD
PrintableTrigger1NOFF-
ON
Trigger2NOFF-Trigger3NOFF-Trigger4NOFF-Trigger5NOFF-Trigger6NOFF-Trigger7NOFF-Trigger8NOFF-
OSDOSD
TriggerDisplay Position
Contents
TimeONL-Upper
ONON
Management Mode
Management of Officer Setup
Operation Key LockSetting MethodAUTOOFF
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•  Setup/Admin top screen (1)-2
(see page 31)
Camera (see page 37)Registration (see page 35)
Trigger (see page 36)
OSD
 (see pages 36, 37)
Management Mode (see page 38)
Menu List (continued)