Panasonic Digital Disk Recorder Wj Hd616 Wj Hd716 Installation Guide

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Change or delete the host information
Change or delete the host information that has been registered. 
    
Step 1
Select the [Edit/delete] button on the [Host] tab. 
  →  The "Host edit" page will be displayed. 
Step 2
Select the "Host IP address" of the host to change or delete 
the host information. 
  →  The host information of the selected host will be dis-
played. 
Note:
	 •	 Select	the	[Back]	button	to	return	to	the	screen	to	regis- ter a user.
    Step 3
To change the host information, select the [Edit] button after 
changing the host information by performing the same pro-
cedure as host registration. (+ Page 110)
Select the [Delete] button to delete the selected host. 
     
						

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Setting	of	operation	level	[User	level]
Select the [User level] tab on the "User mng." page. (+ Page 60)
A level (LV 2/LV 3) can be assigned to every user to restrict operable functions on this tab. To forbid user to operate, leave it 
blank. It is impossible to change the setting for LV1.
Refer to the diagram for further information about each function. 
    
Note:
	 •	 Available	functions	for	each	user	level	are	as	follows: LV1: Possible to perform all the operations (Administrators)
LV2: Possible to perform a part of the settings of the recorder and alarm reset (Head of operators)
LV3: Possible to monitor or play the images (Operators)
	 •	 The	screenshot	shows	the	default.	
 
Functions that can be restricted
The following functions can be restricted according to the user levels. 
Function  Description
Setup  Setup menus can be displayed and the settings can be configured.
  Quick  The "Quick" page is displayed and the settings can be configured. 
  Server  The "Server" page is displayed and the settings can be configured. 
  Network  The "Network" page is displayed and the settings can be configured. 
  User mng.  The "User mng." page is displayed and the settings can be configured. 
  Maintenance  The "Maintenance" page is displayed and the settings can be configured. 
Camera control  Camera control such as panning and tilting can be performed. (☞ Operating Instru\
ctions (PDF))
Alarm reset  An alarm action can be canceled. (☞ Operating Instructions (PDF))\
Error reset  An error action can be canceled. (☞ Operating Instructions (PDF))
Alarm suspend  An alarm action can be suspended. (☞ Operating Instructions (PDF))\
Copy  A recorded image can be manually copied. (☞ Operating Instructions (PDF))\
Manual rec. operation  Manual recording can be started and stopped. (☞ Operating Instructions (PDF))\
Playback operation  A recorded image can be played back. (☞ Operating Instructions (PDF)) 
						

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The settings relating to the intelligent video motion detection function (hereinafter, i-VMD) of SD5Link cameras connected to the 
recorder can be configured on the "SD5Link" page. It is possible to upload the settings to SD5Li\
nk cameras and download the 
settings to the recorder.
The "SD5Link" page has [i-VMD setup] and [Setup data] tabs.
To configure the settings for the SD5Link function, it is necessary to select "COAX\
" for "Type" of the camera channels to which 
SD5Link cameras are connected. (+ Page 92)
However, when using HD616K, coaxial communication is unavailable for Camera 9 t\
o 16. It is impossible to control the cameras 
connected to these channels.
Configure	the	settings	relating	to	the	i-VMD	function	of	SD5	camera 	 
[i-VMD	setup]
Important:
	 •	 The	settings	relating	to	i-VMD	can	be	configured	only	with	a	mouse	connected	to	the	recorder.
	 •	 It	is	impossible	to	configure	the	settings	from	a	PC	(web	browser).
 
Select the [i-VMD setup] tab on the "SD5Link" page. (+ Page 60)
The settings relating to the i-VMD function of SD5 cameras such as detection areas, sensitivity, mode and depth can be config-
ured on this tab. 
    
Configure	the	settings	relating	to	SD5	camera	[SD5Link]
About	the	i-VMD	function	of	SD5	cameras
It is possible to set "Motion det." (motion detection), "Object det." \
(object detection, appearance/disappearance of stationary 
objects) and "Scene change" for detection conditions of the i-VMD funct\
ion of SD5 cameras. "Motion det." is set to detect the 
motion of an object ("Motion"/"Loitering"/"Direction") within the designated area. "Object det." is set to detect a stationary object 
has appeared or disappeared in the designated area. It is possible to display the frame on live images when detecting mo\
tion or 
appearance/disappearance of a stationary object.
In addition, by setting the detection depth, it is also possible to desi\
gnate the size of an object and the motion range of a person 
or an object.
Refer to the operating instructions of SD5 cameras for further information about the i-VMD function.
Refer to the "readme.txt" on the provided CD-ROM about the dedicated software.
     
						

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Setting the detection areas and sensitivity
Step 1
Select the [Setup] button of the [i-VMD setup] tab. 
  →  The setup page for camera's i-VMD function will be dis-
played. 
Note:
	 •	 When	no	operation	is	made	for	approx.5	minutes	on	the	 setup page for camera's i-VMD function, the display will 
automatically return to Step 1.
Step 2
Select the desired camera. 
Select the [Cam.1] tab, and then select the desired camera 
(Cam.1/Cam.2...Cam.16) from the pull-down menu. 
    
Step 3
Select the [Area/Sensitivity] tab. 
  →  The [Area/Sensitivity] tab will be displayed. 
Step 4
Set the detection areas and sensitivity for "Motion det." and 
"Object det.". 
To set "Motion det.", select the [Setup] button on the right 
side of "White" and "Blue" of "Motion det." (The detection 
areas for "Motion det." are displayed in white or blue frames. 
To set "Object det.", select the [Setup] button on the right 
side of "Green" and "Red" of "Object det." (The detection 
areas for "Object det." are displayed in green or red frames. 
Note:
	 •	 When	checking	"All	area",	all	the	area	on	the	displayed	 image can be set as the detection area. 
	 •	 When	not	checking	"All	areas"	and	not	configuring	each	 area setting, all the area on the displayed image will be 
set as the detection area.
 
     
						

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Step 5
Set the start point of the detection area. 
Move the cursor to the desired start point, and click the 
mouse button. 
Step 6
Set the end point of the detection area.
Move the cursor to the desired end point, and click the 
mouse button. To determine the detection area, select the 
[Back] button.
Note:
	 •	 Detection	areas	will	be	set	according	to	the	grid	for	the	 detection areas of the SD5 camera. It may be possible 
that the actual detection areas will not be exactly the 
same as the designated start and end points.
	 •	 Up	 to	2	areas	 for	"Motion	 det."	and	"Object	 det."	respec-
tively by repeating Step 4 to 6.
    Note:
	 •	 To	delete	a	set	detection	area,	select	the	[Area	delete]	 tab on the setup page for camera's i-VMD function, and 
click the [Delete] button of the area (White/Blue/Green/
Red) to be deleted. 
  Step	7
Set the size of an object to be detected ("Size"). 
It is possible to apply the setting to "Motion det." and 
"Object det." respectively. 
Off: Detects any moving objects regardless of the size. 
Small/Medium/Large:	Determines the minimum size of an object to be detected by the SD5Link camera.
On(Depth): Enables the depth correction function of the  SD5 camera.
  Refer to page 117 for further information about how 
to set the detection depth.
Step 8
Select the detection sensitivity of the detection areas set for 
"Motion det.".  Low: Low sensitivity
Mid:	Standard sensitivity
High: High sensitivity
     
						

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Setting the scene change
Select "On" or "Off " to determine whether to provide an alarm signal when a change in the state of scene occurs by cove\
ring the 
camera with a cloth, a cap, or others, or by changing the camera direction largely. 
Setting the detection mode
Set the detection conditions for "Motion det." and "Object det.". In add\
ition, determine whether or not to display the frames of 
detection areas on the screen. 
    
Step 1
Display the setup page for camera's i-VMD function, and 
select the desired camera. (+ Page 114)
Step 2
Select the [Mode] tab. 
  →  The [Mode] tab will be displayed. 
[Motion	det.	(W&B)]
When "Motion det." is set, select the detection condition 
from the following.  Motion: An alarm occurs when a moving object enters the detection areas. 
Loitering: An alarm occurs when an object enters the  detection area and stays for the specified time. 
Select the staying time from the following. (An alarm 
occurs when the object has been staying for more 
than the selected staying time.)
    5s/10s/20s/30s/40s/50s/1min Direction: An alarm occurs when an object enters the detection area and moves to the specified direction. 
Select the direction from the following. Select the 
user level from the following.
    Off/Right/R-Lower/Lower/L-Lower/Left/ L-Upper/Upper/R-Upper
[Object	det.	(G&R)]
When "Object det." is set, check "Removal and left behind", 
and select the detection time from the following. 
    10s/20s/30s/40s
    [Indicator]
Determine whether or not to display the frames for detection 
areas. Off: Does not display frames.
On(All): Displays frames for "Motion det.", "Object det." and "Scene change".
On(Obj):	Displays frames for "Object det." only. 
Note:
	 •	 When	"On"	is	selected,	the	frames	are	recorded	together	 with the images. It is impossible to delete the frames 
from the recorded images. 
 
     
						

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Setting the detection depth
Set the detection depth of the detected areas. By setting the detection depth, it is possible to automatically cal\
culate the size of 
object to be detected on the screen to reduce the detection failure. 
To calculate the detection depth properly, mount the camera horizontally.
    
Step 1
Display the setup page for camera's i-VMD function, and 
select the desired camera and scene. (+ Page 114)
Step 2
Select the [Detection depth] tab. 
  →  The [Detection depth] tab will be displayed. 
Step 3
Select the [Setup] button. 
  →  The depth setup page will be displayed. 
Step 4
Draw 2 square markers between the nearer sides (lower 
areas in the image) and the farther sides (upper areas in the 
image). Click the upper-left corner and lower-right corner of 
each square markers.
    Normally, assuming that people go forward and backward, it 
is possible to calculate the correct depth by drawing the 
larger marker for the nearer side and the smaller marker for 
the farther side. 
Note:
	 •	 Markers	will	be	displayed	according	to	the	grid	for	the	 setting of the SD5 camera. It may be possible that the 
actual markers will not be exactly the same as the desig-
nated positions.
	 •	 Markers	will	be	displayed	in	3:1	(width:	height).
	 •	 To	retry	drawing	markers,	select	the	[Cancel]	button.
 
  →  When the markers are drawn, the calculation result is 
displayed in a virtual horizon. (Depending on the marker 
sizes and positions, the line may not be displayed.) 
Step 5
To close the depth setup page, select the [Back] on the 
upper right corner on the screen. 
  →  Closes the depth setup page and returns to the 
[Detection depth] tab. 
Important:
	 •	 Before	using	the	depth	correction	function,	test	the	per -
formance of detection after the setting.
     
						

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Uploading or downloading the settings of SD5Link cameras [Setup 
data]
Select the [Setup data] tab on the "SD5Link" page. (+ Page 60)
It is possible to retrieve setup data of an SD5Link camera and to load the retrieved data to the SD5Link camera.
    
[Setup	data]
The setup data downloaded from SD5Link cameras are dis-
played. 
Displays the model numbers of the cameras and time & date 
when setup data are downloaded. "-" is displayed when the 
setup data are not downloaded. 
[Select]
Check the cameras to download or upload the setup data. 
[Upload]	button
Starts uploading the setup data to the selected cameras. 
When this button is selected, the confirmation pop-up win-
dow will be displayed. When the [OK] button is selected, the 
setup data will be uploaded to the selected cameras. 
When upload is complete, the result will be displayed in a 
pop-up window. 
[Download]	button
Starts downloading the setup data from the selected camer-
as. 
When this button is selected, the confirmation pop-up win-
dow will be displayed. When the [OK] button is selected, the 
setup data will be downloaded from the selected cameras. 
When download is complete, the result will be displayed in a 
pop-up window.  
						

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The version of the recorder and disk information is displayed, and the settings relating to hard disk drives can be configured on 
the "Maintenance" page. It is also possible to initialize the setup data\
 of the setup pages, format SD memory cards, and check 
the system logs on this page. 
The "Maintenance" page has [Product information], [Disk information], [Network information], [Disk], [\
Settings management] and 
[Logs] tabs. 
Check the product information such as the version [Product informa-
tion]
Select the [Product information] tab of the "Maintenance" page. (+ Page 60)
The version (of the software and hardware) of the recorder, software versions of the extension units connected to the recorder, 
MAC address, and temperature inside the recorder, etc. are displayed on this tab. 
    
Configure	the	settings	relating	to	maintenance	[Maintenance]
Confirm	the	available	hard	disk	space	[Disk	information]
Select the [Disk information] tab of the "Maintenance" page. (+ Page 60)
The original capacity, the available capacities of the hard disk drives of the recorder or the extension unit (EXT1-3), and capacities 
of each recording area will be displayed. It is possible to check the time range of the imag\
es recorded on the hard disk drives, 
and the operating time of the hard disk drives (hour meter). 
     
						

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[Recording	information]
When the [Display] button is selected, the "Recording infor-
mation" page will be displayed, and the disk capacity and 
the available capacity of each hard disk drive, the hour meter 
and the time range of the images recorded on each hard 
disk drive will be displayed. 
There are 2 setup pages. To move to another page, select 
the [] button.Note:
	 •	 Information	is	displayed	on	"HDD1"	in	the	RAID5	or	 RAID6 mode. 
[Main]	button/[Ext.1]	-	[Ext.3]	buttons
Select a button to determine the disk (the recorder (main)/
extension unit) of which recording information is to be dis-
played.
	 •	 Capacity
    Displays the capacity of the hard disk drive. 
	 •	 Remain	capacity
    Displays the remaining capacity of the hard disk drive. 
Note:
	 •	 The	displayed	remaining	capacity	will	not	include	the	 space required for data management. Therefore, the 
understated remaining capacity will be displayed. 
Therefore, the understated remaining capacity will be 
displayed.
	 •	 The	capacity	remaining	for	the	pre-event	recording	area	 is not shown. 
 	 •	 Hour	meter
    Displays the operating time of the hard disk drive. 
	 •	 Recorded	time	range
    The time range of the images recorded will be displayed. 
Note:
	 •	 The	time	range	of	the	images	for	the	pre-event	recording	 area is not displayed. 
	 •	 [Back]	button
    Closes the "Recording information" page and returns to 
the [Disk information] tab. 
[Total	capacity]
Displays the total capacity of all recording areas and opera-
tion modes (single mode/RAID5 mode/RAID6 mode) of hard 
disk drives. 
	 •	 [NML	rec.]
    Displays the total capacity of manual recording areas 
and schedule recording areas. 
	 •	 [EVT	rec.]
    Displays the total capacity of emergency recording areas 
and post-event recording areas.
	 •	 [Pre-EVT	rec.]
    Displays the total capacity of pre-event recording areas. 
	 •	 [Undefined]
    Displays the total capacity of the spaces not assigned to 
any recording areas. 
Note:
	 •	 Operation	modes	of	hard	disk	drives	are	displayed	sepa- rately on the web browser.
[Disk	information]
Displays the capacity of the hard disk drives on the recorder 
or the extension units and the recording area type.  Normal: Set for the normal recording area
Event: Set for the event recording area
Pre-event: Set for the pre-event recording area
Remove: Hard disk drives that are excluded from oper- ation due to fault
Error: Hard disk drives that have become faulty during  the format process
N-Used: Set for the normal recording area of another  HD616K / HD716K (Recording is impossible, but 
playback is possible.)
E-Used: Set for the event recording area of another  HD616K / HD716K (Recording is impossible, but 
playback is possible.)
P-Used: Set for the pre-event recording area of another  HD616K / HD716K (Recording is impossible, but 
playback is possible.)
  * "(R)" indicates the hard disk drives that are designated to 
the subject for recording.