Panasonic Remote Control Panel AG-RCP30P Operating Instructions

							Setup/Admin [2/2]
Radar/GPS
Auto MaintenanceFile Management
Service
Service
Version Up AG-CPD15
FAN
CAM1
AG-CPD15
Microcontroller
AG-RCP30Operating Time
Operating Time
Operating Time
Version
Version
Version
AG-RCP30LCDOperating Time
Lighting Time
BIOS Creation Date1566 hrs
1482 hrs
1366 hrs
3.00.054.0
3.00.021.4
3.00.009.11366 hrs
1015 hrs
02/22/2006
Radar/GPS [1/2]
Baud Rate
Bit LengthRadar  Model : ProLaser3
Model SelectParity
Connection of RedarAddition of Model
Stop Bit
48008 bit1 bitNON
VPU
ProLaser
Radar/GPS [2/2]
Geodetic System
Rec Start Information GPS
Speed UnitTarget Speed
Speedpulse at Std Speed
Own Speed
WGS84
20
8080MPH
Speedpulse
Collection Time5 secConnection of GPSVPU
File Management
Export
Format
Dalete All Files
Auto Maintenance
Operation
Interval
Next Maintenance Day       2007-03-05
Day
ON
6 month
1stMon
Time:0000
Auto Maintenance
Change a day
Operation     ON
Interval     6 month
Day      1st  Mon
Time      00 : 00
Next Maintenance Day     2007-03-05
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•  Setup/Admin top screen (2)
(see page 31)
Service (see page 43)Radar/GPS (see pages 38, 39)
Menu List (continued)
Auto Maintenance (Change a day)
File Management (see page 40)
Auto Maintenance 
(see pages 41, 42) 
						

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This table shows the relationship between lamp Lit/Unlit/blinking states and the 
Memory Card Video Recorder’s operating status.
 : Lit   : Normal blinking   : Unlit   : Fast blinking (about three times/sec)
 : Blinking consisting of short off intervals combined with long on intervals
∗1   When there is little space left on a P2 card (about 30 minutes or less) or more 
than 1900 recording files (up to 2000 files) have been recorded, the [REC] 
lamp will blink continuously.
∗2   If the error is related to the status of the P2 card, the error details will appear 
in the status display of the On-Screen Display. See page 21, “Viewing Memory 
Card Video Recorder status”.
Notes:
•  If pressing the [REC] button or entering a recording trigger fails to start 
recording, the [REC] lamp blinks at a high rate.
•  The [BUSY] lamp blinks when accessing the P2 card immediately after 
opening or closing the Memory Card Video Recorder’s P2 card slot cover.
Indicator Lamp
Memory Card Video Recorder Status
REC
(Red)READY
(Green)BUSY
 (Red)
Status immediately after power-on
Memory Card Video Recorder booting
Live video display
Normal recording∗1
Intermittent recording∗1
• Postrecording
•  When uploading or exporting a PC application
Administrator setting screen display with 
recording stopped (not accessing P2 card)
Administrator setting screen display with 
recording stopped (accessing P2 card) 
Playing 
• Terminating operation
•  P2 card start processing (recognition when 
inserted)
•  P2 card shutdown processing (when a P2 
card slot cover is opened)
Updating Memory Card Video Recorder 
firmware
Updating microprocessors on the Memory 
Card Video Recorder and this unit
, , or An error involving recording operations 
occurred during live screen display.∗2
• The recorder’s P2 card slot cover is open
• No P2 card is inserted, or it is not recognized
• No more P2 card space available
•  The write-protect switch of the P2 card is set 
to “PROTECT”
Lamp Indications and Memory Card Video Recorder Status 
						

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Troubleshooting
Before requesting service, check the points listed below. If the problem persists, 
contact your supplier. 
  Starting up
  Operation
Symptom Remedy
Power does not come on.•  Make sure the control panel cable is connected 
properly.
Power gets turned off 
automatically. •  If you have set the PowerOff Time (see page 32) 
and are running the recorder with the ignition 
switch at LOCK (OFF), turn the ignition switch 
on (see page 13) and reboot the recorder.
•  If the operating environment is hotter than the 
recommended temperature, the Memory Card 
Video Recorder may turn off for safety reasons. If 
this happens, wait for the operating environment 
to cool down before using the recorder.
Symptom Remedy
The unit does not respond 
or another problem has 
occurred.•  Hold down the front panel [REC] and [STOP] 
buttons for about 10 seconds to reset the 
Memory Card Video Recorder. All lamps go off 
for one to two seconds after which they all light 
for about one or two seconds to indicate that the 
recorder is being reset.
Recorder was restarted 
without performing a reset.•  If a P2 card is removed during data access 
(the [BUSY] lamp is lit), the P2 card slot may 
become disabled. Wait awhile to allow the 
Memory Card Video Recorder to reboot before 
reinserting the P2 card.
•  When auto maintenance is set to “ON”, the 
recorder reboots at the set interval. 
						

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  Recording
Symptom Remedy
Cannot start recording.•  Check if the P2 card slots of the Memory Card 
Video Recorder contain a P2 card. 
•  
Make sure the P2 card slot cover on the Memory 
Card Video Recorder is closed.
•  The P2 card may be full. Make sure the card has 
free space, and free up space after uploading 
files, etc.
•  Make sure that the write-protect switch of the P2 
card is not set to PROTECT. 
•  Make sure the GPIO/SERIAL port and recording 
trigger conditions are set properly.
Troubleshooting (continued) 
						

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Error Messages
No. Message Measure
E02431 DSP error. Reproduction and 
record cannot be performed.Wait until the error message is cleared. 
Call your supplier if the message does 
not clear after about a minute. E02432
E02440 System error
Couldn’t format P2 cards.
Insert another P2 card.
E02441 Couldn’t format P2 cards.
E02442 Found read only P2 cards.
Couldn’t format.Disable P2 card write-protection.
E02443 Not P2 card.
Couldn’t format.The inserted card is not a P2 card. 
Replace the card with a P2 card.
E02444 No card.
Couldn’t format.Insert a P2 card.
E02460 System error
Couldn’t delete files.
Contact your supplier. E02461 Couldn’t delete files.
E02470 System error
Couldn’t restore files.
E02471 Couldn’t restore files.
E02481
Write error on slot1.
Record cannot be continued.Be sure to use the correct procedure 
to remove and load P2 cards. Replace 
a P2 card that is not recognized after 
inserting it in the P2 card slot and 
closing the P2 card slot cover. E02482
Write error on slot2.
Record cannot be continued.
E07671Camera communication error.
Camera cannot be controlled.The Color Camera may not be correctly 
connected. Check whether the camera 
cable (included in the Color Camera) 
is correctly connected to the Color 
Camera. Call your supplier if this 
measure does not solve the problem.
E08601 Lid open.
Reproduction and record 
cannot be performed.Close the P2 card slot cover.
E08602 The recorder’s fan has 
stopped.
Contact your supplier. E10400 Radar model file not found.
E10401 More than five radar model 
files found.
E10402 Invalid radar model file 
found.
E10403 Radar model file read error.
E10410 Radar communication error.
Please check the radar 
setting. 
						

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No. Message Measure
E20801 The recorder reboots by 
unrecoverable card ejection 
error.
Be sure to use the correct procedure to 
remove and load P2 cards.
E20802 The recorder reboots by 
unrecoverable card insertion 
error.
E20803
Card is not ready.
Please try to reinsert the card, 
or Reboot from Menu.Check the P2 card and re-insert it, or 
reboot the Memory Card Video Recorder.
E22420Officer’s information file 
cannot be loaded.The officer data file (wid∗∗∗∗∗.txt) is 
corrupted. Create a new officer’s data 
file, save it to a USB memory device 
and re-register it.
E22421 Since you are not an 
administrator, you cannot 
open this menu.
You are not registered as an 
administrator and cannot open this 
menu. Ask a registered administrator for 
assistance.
E22422Officer’s information file 
cannot be loaded.There is no Officer Registration file 
or it contains the wrong data. Create 
a correct Officer Registration file 
(wofficer.txt), copy it to a USB memory 
device and reload it. 
E22423
Admin’s information file 
cannot be loaded.There is no Administrator Registration 
file or it contains the wrong data. Create 
a correct Administrator Registration file 
(wadmin.txt), copy it to a USB memory 
device and reload it.
E22424 Officer’s information cannot 
be setup during record !
Officer data cannot be changed during 
recording. Stop recording and start over.
E22620Couldn’t start auto maintenanceAuto maintenance was not performed 
because the P2 card slot cover was open 
or because recording was in progress.
E25410GPS communication error.
Please check the GPS module.An error occurred in the GPS function. 
Consult your supplier.
E28201 A capacity of USB strage is 
not enough to export.Use other USB memory device that is 
not full.
E28202 Export completed
Restore file remained.Restore the file not yet restored, and 
export it again.
E28203 File not found in P2 cards. There are no files to export. No export 
operation needed.
E28400 No USB storage devices.
Couldn’t start export.Connect a USB memory device.
E28401 Found read only P2 cards.
Couldn’t start export.Set the P2 card write-protect switch 
away from the write-protect position.
E28402
All USB storages are read only.
Couldn’t start export.Connect a write-enabled USB memory 
device.
Error messages (continued) 
						

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No. Message Measure
E28403 Media error.
Export incompleted.
Replace the P2 card or the USB 
memory device.
E28404USB storage file system error.
Couldn’t start export.
Replace the USB memory device.
E28405 USB storage write error.
Export incompleted.
E28406 Found update file in USB 
storages.
Couldn’t start export.
Delete the update file on the USB 
memory device.
E28407 No P2 cards.
Couldn’t start export.Insert a P2 card with recorded files.
E28499 System error.
Export incompleted.
Reboot the Memory Card Video Recorder.
E28880 USB storage was ejected.
Export incompleted.Do not remove the USB memory device 
while exporting data. Reconnect the 
USB memory device and export again.
E28881 USB storage was inserted.
Export incompleted.Export the data again.
Error messages (continued) 
						

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Status Display
The Status Display shows messages about the operating status of the P2 card 
and Memory Card Video Recorder. Take action as appropriate for displayed error 
messages.
Status Display Measure
CARD FULL There is no more space on the P2 card. Either replace it 
with one having available space, or clear some space on the 
existing card.
CARD PROTECTThe write-protect switch of the P2 card is set to “PROTECT”. 
Move the switch to enable writing.
VUP CARD Writing is not possible on a P2 card intended for version 
upgrade. Replace the card with one that is not intended for 
version upgrade.
UNFORMATTEDThe P2 card is not formatted. Replace it with a formatted card.
ILLEGAL CARD • An unusable card is inserted.
  Check the type of card.
• The inserted P2 card cannot be recognized.
  Replace it with a compatible card.
• The P2 card is not inserted correctly.
  Remove and re-insert the card correctly.
NO CARD No P2 card is inserted. Insert a P2 card.
READ ERROR An error occurred while reading. File playback is not possible, 
or the associated meta information cannot be displayed 
correctly.
META ERROR No associated meta information file exists. The information 
cannot be displayed.
PLAY ERROR A decoder malfunction occurred. Playback is not available. 
Reboot the Memory Card Video Recorder. 
						

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Specifications
  indicates safety information. Power supply  :  12 V DC
Input current    : 0.4 A
Ambient operating 
temperature: 0 °C to 45 °C (32 °F to 113 °F) 
Ambient operating 
humidity: 10 % to 80 % (no condensation)
Weight: 500 g (1.10 lb)
Dimensions 
(W x H x D): 171 mm x 107 mm x 28 mm 
(6-23/32 inches x 4-7/32 inches x 1-3/32 inches)
LCD panel: 3.5 inch LCD
Drive system: Polysilicon TFT active matrix
Pixels: 220 (vertical) x 320 (horizontal) x 3 (RGB)
Speaker output: 0.5 W
Speaker: One round 28 mm speaker
Terminals: Power supply, control signal inputs and outputs, 
AV inputs (round 12-pin connector)
Weight and dimensions are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice. 
						

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LIMITED WARRANTY
Panasonic Computer Solutions Company (referred to as “Panasonic”) at it’s sole discretion, 
will replace or repair the below listed “Arbitrator” video system product components with new 
or rebuilt parts, free of charge in the U.S.A. for the period specified below from the date of 
original purchase in the event of a defect in materials or workmanship. Coverage does not 
include wear or cosmetic damage. Lost items are also not covered under the warranty.
1 Year - Video Camera
1 Year - Recorder Unit
1 Year - Wireless Receiver Unit
1 Year – P2 Card(s) (All Sizes)
90 Days - Wireless Microphone(s)
90 Days - All System Component Interconnect Cables
This warranty is extended solely to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof 
of date of original purchase will be required before warranty performance is rendered.
This warranty only covers failures due to defects in materials or workmanship which occur 
during normal use. It does not cover damage which occurs in shipment or failures which 
are caused by products not supplied by Panasonic, or failures which result from alteration, 
accident, misuse, introduction of liquid or other foreign matter into the unit, abuse, neglect, 
installation, maladjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance, modification or 
service by anyone other than a Factory Service Center or authorized Panasonic Service 
Dealer, or damage that is attributable to acts of God or War.
Limits and Exclusions:
There are no other express warranties except as listed above.
PANASONIC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF DATA OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR 
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR 
ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED 
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS 
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY 
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of 
incidental or consequential damages, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so 
the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights 
which vary from state to state.
If a problem with your product develops during or after the warranty period, you may contact 
our representatives at 1-800-LAPTOP5.
Video System Hardware LIMITED WARRANTY
For U.S.A.