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Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. Model No. WV -CU360C System Controller Operating Instructions System Controller WV-CU 360 C O PER A TE LO G IN A LAR M M O N IT O R U N IT C AM ER A BU S Y PR O H IBITE D S H IFT FU N C T IO N C AM FU N C TIO N P RO G [...]
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2 The serial number of this product may be found on the bot- tom of the unit. You should note the serial number of this unit in the space provided and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase to aid identification in the event of theft. Model No. Serial No. WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this app[...]
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3 IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1) Read these instructions. 2) Keep these instructions. 3) Heed all warnings. 4) Follow all instructions. 5) Do not use this apparatus near water. 6) Clean only with dry cloth. 7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 8) Do not use near any heat sourc[...]
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4 CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................ 3 PREFACE .......................................................................... 5 FEATURES ........................................................................ 5 PRECAUTIONS ................................................................. 5 MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS &[...]
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5 PREF ACE The System Controller WV-CU360C is designed for setup and operation of cameras and other system units installed in a surveillance system. The controller is compatible with the Panasonic Security Data (PS • Data) protocol by default, but DIP switches are provided to select the conventional communication protocol used with the Video Mult[...]
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6 MAJOR OPERA TING CONTROLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS ■ Rear V iew and AC Adapter DC 9V IN D ATA MODE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN RISQUE DE CHOCS ELECTROUES NE PAS OUVRIR 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 r t e CONTROLLER No . w q q Controller Number Switch (CONTROLLER No.) This switch is used to assign a controller number to the System Controller to ident[...]
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7 INST ALLA TIONS ■ T emplate Mounting The system controller is provided with four templates including one for PS • Data system that is placed (not taped yet) on the surface of the controller when shipped from the factory. 1. Select the correct template for your system. • Select the PS • Data template when your system includes any of the fo[...]
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8 ■ Rear Panel Switch Setting (Summary) An 8-bit DIP switch and a rotary switch mounted on the rear of the controller specify the system unit ID and parameters for communication. Switch settings depend on your system configuration such as a PS • Data system, WJ-FS616C Multiplexer sys- tem, WJ-SX350 Matrix Switcher system or System 850. A summar[...]
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9 Panasonic Security Data (PS • Data) Systems[...]
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10 MAJOR OPERA TING CONTROLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS ■ Front V iew (T emplate for PS • Data) q Operate indicator (OPERATE) Is lit while power is supplied to the System Controller. w Login indicator (LOGIN) Lights up when communication is established with PS • Data compatible system units. e Alarm indicator (ALARM) Blinks when an alarm is activa[...]
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11 o Iris buttons (IRIS, CLOSE/OPEN) Close or open the lens iris of cameras equipped with the specified lens. When these buttons are pressed simultaneously, the lens iris is reset to the factory default setting. !0 Focus buttons (FOCUS, NEAR/FAR) Adjust the lens focus of cameras equipped with the specified lens. When these buttons are pressed simul[...]
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12 @2 Defroster/Auxiliary 2 button (DEF/AUX 2) Activates the housing defroster of cameras provided with this feature. Pressing this button in the shift mode will turn on the AUX 2 function controlling accessories connected to the cameras or the system. The LED next to the button is lit while the defroster or AUX 2 function operates. @3 Wiper/Auxili[...]
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13 INST ALLA TIONS (PS • Data) The installation should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers according to the following instructions. CAUTION ■ System Connections ● Connection Example Example 1 shows 8 cameras connected to 2 Data Multiplex Units (WJ-MP204C), to a Video Multiplexer (e.g., WJ-FS316) and a Digital Disk Reco[...]
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14 ● DA T A Port Connection (PS • Data) Data ports are connected with RS-485 cables among devices using the PS • Data protocol as follows. Notes: When using cables other than those supplied, make sure to use shielded 4-wire twisted pair cable suitable for RS-485 communication. • Internal Diagram • Basic Connection Example 2 shows 4 Data M[...]
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15 SW position • Daisy Chain Connection ■ DIP Switch Setting (PS • Data) An 8-bit DIP switch mounted on the rear panel specifies the communication mode, etc. The default position is marked with an asterisk *. D ATA Data Multiplex Unit WJ-MP204C Branch Cable T er mination: OFF T er mination: ON System Controller WV -CU360C D ATA D ATA Video Mu[...]
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16 ● MODE Switch Setting for System Example 2 The MODE switch needs to be set prior to operating a sys- tem connected as shown in Example 2. Bit 3 should be set to OFF. Bit 5 should be set to OFF when the controller is placed in an intermediate position, or set to ON when it is con- nected at the chain end. ■ Controller Number Setting (PS • D[...]
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17 CONTROLLER SETUP PROCEDURES (PS • Data) To display the setup menus for the WV-CU360C System Controller on the LED display, set the MODE switch and power up the controller as described below. ■ Prior to Setup Do the following before entering the setup mode. 1. Confirm that all necessary connections and switch set- tings are complete. 2. With [...]
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18 ■ Setup Menus There are 12 setup menus as shown below. Menu Selection Move Joystick up and down to select Setup Menus Parameter Selection (default*) LED Display blinking Setup Administrator Password Prompt Speed Parity Wait Controller Unit Group System Unit Group Unit A Number Unit B Number User Password Super User Password User Certification [...]
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19 ● Administrator Authorization 1. Press the CAM/SET button while [SEtUP] is displayed. The [- - - - -] prompt appears. 2. Enter a password with the numeric buttons, then press the CAM/SET button. The default setting is [12345]. 3. [SPEED] appears when the right password is entered. If password entry failed, the menu returns to [- - - - -]. Note[...]
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20 ● Unit A button Assignment In this menu, a maximum of 9 system units is assigned to numeric buttons 1-9 regardless of unit address. This is to avoid double-digit unit addresses which can occur in a large system with many units connected and could confuse operators. A frequently used system unit can be easily selected in nor- mal operation by p[...]
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21 ● Camera Cleaning This menu is for specifying the order in which combination cameras connected to the system are cleaned. The camera cleaning function causes cleaning of the built- in slip rings that conduct electric signals while moving the pan/tilt head. All combination cameras connected to the system are cleaned in the order specified here.[...]
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22 ■ Basic Operating Flow The operation starts with a log-in procedure. It proceeds to system unit selection, monitor selection and camera selection. Alarm operations for the system such as alarm reset, suspension may be implemented. The operation ends with a log-out pro- cedure. OPERA TING PROCEDURES (PS • Data) LOG IN SYSTEM UNIT SELECTION MO[...]
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23 ■ Login/Logout ● Log In Right after powering up, the controller will be operable with- out password entry, provided user password certification is set to Off in the setup menu. When set to On, you will be prompted to enter your regis- tered password. The default password is “12345”, but you need to remember the password assigned to you b[...]
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24 ● Selecting with UNIT A/UNIT B Button The unit numbers (01-99) of some frequently used units can be assigned to numeric buttons 1-9 in the setup. Units can be divided in two groups, one assigned to the UNIT A and the other to the UNIT B button. A frequently used system unit can be easily selected by pressing one numeric button and then the UNI[...]
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25 ■ Monitor Selection A monitor is selected when multiple monitors are connected to a system unit (e.g., a Video Multiplexer) to control such functions as multiscreen display and electronic zoom. 1. Select the system unit connected to the monitor you wish to control. 2. Enter a monitor number using the numeric buttons. 3. Press the MON/ESC butto[...]
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26 2. Press the ZOOM TELE button to optically bring the object closer, or press the ZOOM WIDE button to opti- cally widen the scene. 3. Press the IRIS CLOSE button to close the iris, or the IRIS OPEN button to open the iris. If the IRIS CLOSE and IRIS OPEN buttons are pressed simultaneously, the iris is reset to the default. ● Home/Preset Positio[...]
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27 ● Combination Camera Shortcuts The shortcuts listed below are available for controlling combination cameras. For more details, refer to the Operating Instructions included with the camera. Selecting a PRESET position From #1 to #64 #1 [1] + [CAM FUNC] #10 [1] + [0] + [CAM FUNC] #64 [6] + [4] + [CAM FUNC] AUTO PAN ON [6] + [5] + [CAM FUNC] OFF [...]
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28 ● Housing/AUX Control When your system includes a camera housing, the defroster and wiper equipped in it are controlled. When a Receiver is installed in the system, an auxiliary device con- nected to it such as a buzzer or lamp will be also con- trolled. 8 Defroster Press the DEF/AUX 2 button to enable or disable defroster operation for the se[...]
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29 ■ Video Multiplexer Control Some of the major functions equipped in a Video Multiplexer are remotely controlled from the System Controller. For more information, refer to the manual includ- ed with the Video Multiplexer. The operating procedures on the following pages assume that you have selected a system unit and a monitor. ● Multiscreen S[...]
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30 ● Viewing Playback VCR playback pictures are displayed on the selected spot or multiscreen monitor. 1. With the connected VCR in playback mode, press the VCR/CAM button to turn on the VCR indicator. Playback pictures are displayed on the selected moni- tor. 2. Press the VCR/CAM button again to cancel viewing playback. The VCR indicator goes of[...]
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31 ■ Digital Disk Recorder Control A Digital Disk Recorder is controlled from the System Controller using shortcuts assigned to numeric buttons. For more information, refer to the manual included with the Digital Disk Recorder. The operating procedures on the following pages assume that you have selected a system unit and a monitor. ● WJ-HD100 [...]
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32 SETUP FUNCTION SHIFT ● WJ-HD500A Shortcuts The shortcuts listed below are available for controlling a digital disk recorder. For more details, refer to the Operating Instructions included with the digital disk recorder. DAYLIGHT SAVINGS OFF, INT or EXT selectable Operate LCD Button. Item WV-CU360C WJ-HD100 Note DAYLIGHT SAVINGS SHIFT SETUP FUN[...]
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33 Item Controller Operation Note Screen Display ON/OFF Group Selection Show/Hide Alarm Log Skip Playback FWD. Skip Playback REW. Record List 1 line Up Record List 1 line Down Record List Turn Next Page Record List Turn Prev. Page Playback of Selected Record Backward Search in Window Forward Search in Window Increment Parameter in Window Decrement [...]
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34 Item ■ Alarm Operation When the WV-CU360C receives an alarm signal from a sys- tem unit, the alarm indicator on the controller blinks. The alarm indicator changes from blinking to steady light when the alarm is automatically reset. The camera number [---] appears in the camera section of the LED display. ● Alarm Reset 1. Press the ALM RESET/[...]
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35 REMOTE SETUP of UNITS & CAMERAS You can set up the system unit and the camera with the setup menu by this controller. You can use the controller to set up system units and cam- eras. This section describes the main remote setup procedures. Some of the descriptions may not be applicable if they refer to devices not equipped in your system. Fo[...]
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36 ■ Camera Patrol Learning There are two ways of setting up camera patrol learning. One is to use the camera setup menu and the other is to operate the camera. Follow the procedures below to set up while operating the combination camera. 1. Select the desired system unit, monitor and combina- tion camera. 2. Press the PATROL PLAY/PATROL LEARN bu[...]
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37 ■ Camera Preset Position There are two ways of presetting camera positions. One is to use the camera setup menu of the combination camera and the other is to operate the System Controller as follows. 1. Select the desired system unit, monitor and camera. 2. Move the camera to a position you wish to preset, using the joystick. Adjust the pictur[...]
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39 For WJ-FS616C Multiplexer System[...]
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40 MAJOR OPERA TING CONTROLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS ■ Front View (T emplate for WJ-FS616C) System Controller OPERA TE LO CK AL AR M SPOT AUT O/ + IRIS CLOSE OPEN NEAR F AR TELE WIDE FOCUS ZOOM IRIS RESET VTR CAM MUL TI SCREEN SEQUENCE EL-ZOOM MUL TI SELECT STILL PRE-POSI AL T ALM RESET ALM SUSPEND FUNCTION ALL RESET CAMERA SET ON OFF ON/OFF SETUP [...]
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41 !0 Home/Decrement button (HOME/ – ) Moves the camera to the home position. During the setup, this button is used to select the desired parameter in the setup menu. !1 Auto Focus button (AUTO FOCUS) Activates the auto focus function when the specified camera with auto focus feature is selected. !2 Camera/Set button (CAM/SET) CAM: Selects a came[...]
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42 @5 Preset Position button (PRE - POSI) In combination with the numeric buttons and CAM (SET) button, moves the camera to the desired preset position. @6 Still button (STILL) Freezes the picture on the multiscreen monitor. The indicator lights up when the still mode is selected. @7 Camera Set buttons (CAMERA SET ON/OFF) Open or close the camera s[...]
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43 INST ALLA TIONS (For WJ-FS616/FS616C) The installation should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers according to the following instructions. Warning! ■ System Connections ● Connection Example The connection example shows cameras and an alarm sensor connected to the Video Multiplexer. A time lapse VCR will record picture[...]
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44 ● DA T A Port Connection (For Multiplexer) Data ports are connected with RS-485 cables among devices using the Camera Communication protocol as follows. Note: When using cables other than those supplied, make sure to use shielded 4-wire twisted pair cable suitable for RS-485 communication. • Internal Diagram • Basic Connection ■ DIP Swit[...]
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45 ■ Controller Number Setting Set this switch always to 1 when using the System Controller in a system including a Multiplexer WJ- FS616/FS616C. ● Switch Setting Procedures 1. Remove the DC plug from the rear of the controller. 2. Set the MODE switch referring to the table. • The bit switches #1 to #3 should be set to positions that match th[...]
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46 SETUP PROCEDURES (For WJ-FS616/FS616C) To display the setup menus for the WV-CU360C System Controller on the LED display, set the MODE switch and power up the controller as described below. ■ Prior to Setup Do the following before entering the setup mode. 1. Confirm that all necessary connections and switch set- tings are complete. 2. With the[...]
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47 ■ Controller Setup Set up the baud rate and parity check mode for the controller while observing the LED on the front panel. ● Administrator Authorization 1. Press the CAM/SET button while [SEtUP] is displayed. The [- - - - -] prompt appears. 2. Enter a password with the numeric buttons, then press the CAM/SET button. The default setting is [...]
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48 4. Press the ESC button to go back to the previous menu. Note: The baud rate and parity check mode of both the WJ-FS616/FS616C and the controller must be the same, otherwise data communications will not function. To confirm the WJ-FS616/FS616C setup, open the COM PORT SETUP window to check the DATA port column parameters. Refer to Multiplexer Se[...]
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49 OPERA TING PROCEDURES (For WJ-FS616/FS616C System) ■ Camera Selection One of the cameras connected to the system unit is select- ed. 1. Enter a camera number using the numeric buttons. The number appears on the LED display. 2. Press the CAM/SET button. Note: [--] appears in the camera section of the LED dis- play when an alarm is activated, wh[...]
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50 Note: Auxiliary control may be ignored while zooming, focusing or panning/tilting is in operation. ■ Alarm Operation When the WV-CU360C receives an alarm signal from the WJ-FS616/FS616C, the alarm indicator blinks. The alarm indicator changes from blinking to steady light when the alarm is automatically reset. The camera number appears in the [...]
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51 ■ Camera Setup The cameras connected to the WJ-FS616/FS616C are set up from the controller. Note: Make sure that the multiplexer and the controller are set to identical communication parameters. ● General Setup 1. Select a camera pressing the numeric buttons, then press the CAM/SET button. 2. Press the CAMERA SET ON button. The ON indicator [...]
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53 For WJ-SX350 Matrix Switcher System[...]
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54 MAJOR OPERA TING CONTROLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS ■ Front View (T emplate for WJ-SX350) SEQ HISTOR Y A UTO FOCUS OPERA TE LOGIN ALARM BUSY PROHIBITED AU X IRIS CLOSE OPEN NEAR F AR TELE WIDE FOCUS ZOOM IRIS RESET BACK -1 CAM DEC +1 CAM INC FWD BACK AL T P AUSE FUNCTION ACK/RESET FWD ALL RESET RECALL ST A TUS PRESET POSI PA N MON CAM ESC SET CAM [...]
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55 u Joystick Controller (UP/DOWN/L/R) Used to operate the Pan/Tilt Head manually, or to move the cursor to the desired position on the SETUP MENU of the Matrix Switcher. UP: Upward DOWN: Downward L: Left R: Right i Iris buttons (IRIS CLOSE/OPEN) Close or open the lens iris of cameras equipped with the specified lens. When these buttons are pressed[...]
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56 @1 @2 Backward/Forward Sequence button (SEQ BACK/FWD) BACK: In combination with the numeric buttons, runs a Tour or Group sequence backward on the selected monitor. It is also used to continue a sequence backward, that was previously paused on that monitor by pressing the PAUSE button. FWD: In combination with the numeric buttons, runs a Tour or[...]
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57 INST ALLA TIONS (For WJ-SX350) The installation should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers according to the following instructions. CAUTION ■ System Connections ● Connection Example The example below shows a typical system connection. LOGIN BUSY PROHIBITED STATUS ALARM ALARM SEQUENCE ACK/RESET OPERATE ALL RESET RECALL[...]
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58 ● DA T A Port Connection (For WJ-SX350) Data ports are connected with RS-485 cables among devices as follows. Note: When using cables other than those supplied, make sure to use shielded 4-wire twisted pair cable suitable for RS-485 communication. • Internal Diagram ■ DIP Switch Setting (For WJ-SX350) An 8-bit DIP switch mounted on the rea[...]
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59 ■ Controller Number Setting Set this switch always to 1 when using the System Controller with the WJ-SX350. ● Switch Setting Procedures Set the MODE DIP switch and CONTROLLER NO. switch as follows. 1. Remove the DC plug from the rear of the controller. 2. Set the MODE switches. Bit 1 through 3 should match the version of the WJ- SX350 instal[...]
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60 CONTROLLER SETUP PROCEDURES (For WJ-SX350) ■ Prior to Setup Do the following before entering the setup mode. 1. Confirm that all necessary connections and switch set- tings are complete. 2. With the power turned off, move bit #6 of the MODE switch on the rear to ON (administrator) position. 3. Supply power to the controller. 4. Turn on the pow[...]
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61 ■ Setup Procedures Set up the baud rate and parity check mode for the controller while observing the LED on the front panel. ● Administrator Authorization 1. Press the CAM/SET button while [SEtUP] is displayed. The [- - - - -] prompt appears. 2. Enter a password using the numeric buttons, then press the CAM/SET button. The default setting is[...]
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62 OPERA TING PROCEDURES (For WJ-SX350) This section describes only some important operations such as login, logout, and different operations from the front panel of the WJ-SX350. Please refer to the manual included with the WJ-SX350 for further information on camera selection, monitor selection and so forth. ■ Login & Logout ● Login 1. Typ[...]
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63 ■ Pan/Tilt Control (Auto/Random Panning) 1. Select the desired monitor and camera. 2. Type 1 using the numeric button, then press the PAN button to toggle the Auto Panning function on the selected camera On and Off. 3. Type 2 using the numeric button, then press the PAN button to toggle the Random Panning function on the selected camera On and[...]
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64 ● System Status Display 1. Select a monitor to display the System Status Table. 2. Press the ALT button (indicator light on), then press the STATUS button to toggle the display of the System Status Table on the selected monitor On and Off. AL T ST A TUS[...]
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65 For System 850 WJ-SX850 Matrix Switcher System[...]
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66 MAJOR OPERA TING CONTROLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS ■ Front View (T emplate for System 850 Matrix Switcher) q Operate indicator (OPERATE) Is lit while power is supplied to the System Controller. w Link indicator (LINK) Lights up when communication is established with the Main CPU. e Alarm indicator (ALARM) Lights up when an alarm condition exists.[...]
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67 o Joystick Controller (UP/DOWN/L/R) Used to manually operate the Pan/Tilt Head, or move the cursor in the camera menu on the active monitor screen. UP: Upward DOWN: Downward L: Left R: Right !0 Iris buttons (IRIS, CLOSE/OPEN) Closes or opens the lens iris of cameras equipped with the specified lens. When these buttons are pressed at the same tim[...]
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68 @1 Alarm Reset button (RESET) Cancels an activated alarm. Press this button to reset an alarm activated in the cur- rently active unit. Pressing this button while holding down the SHIFT but- ton cancels all currently activated alarms at a time (ALL RESET). Pressing RESET in the camera menu will reset the para- meter of a selected item or open th[...]
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69 #2 Monitor/Monitor Lock/OSD service button (MONITOR/OSD SERVICE), Lock indicator (LOCK) Selects a monitor by entering a monitor number with the numeric buttons, and then pressing this button. To lock or unlock the currently selected monitor, press this button while holding down the SHIFT button. While the LOCK indicator is lit, other operators w[...]
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70 INST ALLA TIONS (For System 850) The installation should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers according to the following instructions. CAUTION ■ System Connections ● Connection Example The connection example shows a large-scale system having a number of cameras, alarm sensors, monitors and so forth con- nected to the S[...]
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71 DC 9V IN DATA MODE CONTROLLER No. 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 DC 9V IN DATA MODE CONTROLLER No. 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 DC 9V IN DATA MODE CONTROLLER No. 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 DC 9V IN DATA MODE CONTROLLER No. 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PARALLEL SATELLITE MODE REDUNDANT CPU ETHERNET 1 CAMERA CROSS POINT OSD SYSTEM CONTROLLER DATA 6 DATA 5 DATA 4 DATA 3 DATA 2 DATA 1[...]
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72 ■ Controller Number Setting Set this switch always to 1 when using the System Controller in a System 850. ● Switch Setting Procedures Set the MODE DIP switch and CONTROLLER NO. switch as follows. 1. Remove the DC plug from the rear of the controller. 2. Set the switches as follows. • Bit 1 should be set to OFF*. • Bit 2 should be set to [...]
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73 SETUP PROCEDURES (For System 850) To display the setup menus for the WV-CU360C System Controller on the LED display, set the MODE switch and power up the controller as described below. ■ Prior to Setup Do the following before entering the setup mode. 1. Confirm that all necessary connections and switch set- tings are complete. 2. With the powe[...]
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74 ■ Setup Procedures Set up the baud rate and parity check mode for the controller while observing the LED on the front panel. Menu Selection Move Joystick UP and down to select Setup Menus Parameter Selection (default*) LED Display blinking Setup Administrator Password Prompt Speed Parity Initial Display Authorization Baud Rate (bps) Press twic[...]
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75 OPERA TING PROCEDURES (For System 850) ■ Login & Logout ● Login 1. Turn on the power switches of all system components. 2. Turn on the power of the WV-CU360C System Controller by connecting the AC adapter to the AC outlet. The OPERATE indicator lights up and “NO USER” will appear on the LED display of the System Controller. 3. Enter [...]
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77 Appendix[...]
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78 <Controller> Power Source: 9 V DC, 400 mA (Use the supplied AC Adapter only) Data Output/Input Port: 6-conductor modular jack (RS-485, Full Duplex) x2 Switching Functions : Camera selection, Monitor Selection/Sequence Switching of Live and Playback/Changing the Multiscreen Picture Layout/ Still/Electronic Zoom/Sequence (available for WJ-FS[...]
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79 The System Controller WV-CU360C can be reset to the default settings. 1. Remove the DC plug of the AC adapter from the con- troller. 2. While pressing numeric buttons 2 , 4 and 6 simultane- ously, plug in the DC plug. 3. When all indicators light up, resetting is completed. Note: Keep the DC plug connected to the controller until the reset proce[...]
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