Panasonic Network Camera Recorder BB-HNP60 Operating Instructions

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2.Select your destination drive and folder and click  .
  button creates a subfolder under the selected folder.
3.Enter a new subfolder name and click [OK].
 A subfolder will be created under the selected folder.
4.Click [OK].
Notes
 When you monitor Network Camera or play back recorded images that is 
specified to the different folder, specify the same folder by selecting 
[Select Camera Database].
 When having created a folder without checking [Copy existing camera 
definitions], Network Camera must be registered newly. Refer to page 33 
and page 34 to configure a Network Camera.
Once you configured Network 
Camera, check box appears. 
Checking it holds all the camera 
definitions (Camera Name, IP 
address, Camera Type and etc.) 
to the newly created folder. 
						

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Selecting an existing folder
1.Select your destination drive and folder, and click [OK].
2.When selecting the folder that already has a webcams.def file with [Copy 
existing camera definitions] checked, the following message appears.
3.Click [Yes] to overwrite camera definitions.
Notes
 Select a drive with 600 MB or greater hard disk capacity as your destination 
folder.
 The level of the folder-hierarchy depth must be within six to prevent the 
system from getting unstable.
The selected folder 
						

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Section 2
Network Camera Recorder Screen 
						

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2.1 Network Camera Recorder Screen
2.1.1 Using Image Page
(1)Menu bar
(2)Toolbar buttons (  page 26)
(3)[Image]/[Thumbnails]/[Search Results] tab
[Image] tab: displays Image Page.
[Thumbnails] tab: displays Thumbnails Page. (  page 29)
[Search Results] tab: displays searched images. (  page 30)
(4)Window Size buttons (  page 27)
(5)Recording buttons (  page 27)
(6)Operation Bar (  page 41)
(7) The window of a camera image
(8) Camera Name, the status of the Network Camera, the elapsed time from 
the last recording and the number of JPEG and MJP files. (  page 29)
1)2)3)4)
5)
6)
7)
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9)
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(10)
(11) 
						

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(9) When monitoring
Current date and time are displayed.
When staying stopped
Date and time of the last image are displayed.
When displaying JPEG file
Recorded date and time, the elapsed time and the number of JPEG 
files are displayed.
When displaying MJP file
Recorded date and time and the elapsed time are displayed.
(10)Camera List ( page 31)
(11) Resolution is displayed. The file size is also displayed when viewing a 
JPEG file.
(12)Playback buttons (  page 28)
(13)Connection buttons (  page 28)
(14)Motion Detection Meter (  page 28) 
						

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Toolbar buttons
[Prev Cam] displays the 
previous Network Camera.[Live] displays the still image 
from Network Cameras.
[Next Cam] displays the next 
Network Camera.[Saved] displays the motion 
image from Network Cameras 
after clicking [Live].
[New Cam] configures a new 
Network Camera. (  page 33)[Start All] starts monitoring all 
Network Cameras.
[Edit Cam] changes the setting 
of a Network Camera. 
(  page 36)[Stop All] stops monitoring all 
Network Cameras.
[Top Page] displays Top Page 
of a Network Camera.[Search] searches for your 
recorded images. (  page 58)
[CamBar] activates the Camera 
Bar that allows you to monitor 
Network Camera even though 
Network Camera Recorder is 
minimized. (  page 45) 
						

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Window Size buttons
Window Size Buttons adjusts the window size of Network Camera Recorder 
screen.
Recording buttons
Recording buttons start and stop recording or motion detection recording while 
monitoring.
Note
Recording buttons are active only when monitoring Network Cameras. Recording 
cannot be operated when monitoring is stopped.(1) Fits the image to the window size all the time.
(2) Adjusts the image to the window size.
If the window size is over actual image size, the image does not expand 
more than 100 %.
(3) Fits the image to the actual size. (100%)
(4) Reduces the image for specified resolution. (75, 50 or 25%)
(5) Expands the image for specified resolution.(150, 200 or 300%)
(6) The display changes [Percentage], [Fit] or [Stretch] by selecting Window 
Size buttons.
(1) Stops recording. (  page 50)
(2) Starts recording. (  page 50)
(3) Starts Motion Detection Recording. (  page 52)
(4) Displays recording file format.
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
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Playback buttons
Playback buttons play back recorded images. (  page 57)
Connection buttons
Connection buttons starts and stops monitoring the Network Camera. 
(  page 44)
Motion Detection Meter
Motion Detection Meter displays a motion detection level on the Network Camera 
Recorder screen when a motion is detected.
 Click on the Motion Detection Meter to display Motion Detection Settings 
window. (  page 53) (1) Displays a first image.
(2) Displays a previous image.
(3) Plays back recorded images. Click again to pause.
(4) Displays a next image.
(5) Displays a latest image.
(1) Stops monitoring.
(2) Starts monitoring.
(1) Red level: No Recording
(2) Green level: Starts Motion Detection Recording.
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
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2.1.2 Using Thumbnails Page
(1)[Refresh] refreshes latest recorded images on Thumbnails Page. The 
thumbnails disappear temporarily by clicking [Refresh].
[Load Thumbs] loads recorded images and displays them.
Checking Autoload thumbs check box enables recorded images to be 
loaded automatically.
(2) A recorded image on display depends on its recording file format (MJP or 
JPG) as shown below.
(1)
(2)
Displays date and time.
(e.g., March 27th 17:00) MJP file
MJP stands for a Motion JPEG file.
Displays the image.
Displays date, time, second and centisecond.
(e.g., September 2nd 15:33, 39.27 seconds) JPEG file 
						

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2.1.3 Using Search Results Page
Search Results Page displays searched images as a result of searching for 
images. Refer to page 58 for searching for recorded images.
 Displaying search results with their 
filenames Displaying search results with their 
time
Displays date and time.
(e.g., April 8th 13:00)
Displays date, time, 
second and centisecond.
(e.g., April 8th 13:08, 20.69)
Displays time.