Eizo DuraVision FDF2711W-IP User manual

Important
Please read this “Instruction Manual”, “Installation Manual”, and
“Setup Manual” carefully to familiarize yourself with safe and
e󰀨ective usage.
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Color LCD Monitor
Instruction Manual
Software Version 5.2

Related Manuals
Setup Manual Describes precautions and procedures for connecting network cameras and for
displaying camera images on the monitor. (Installation and initialization guidance)
Installation Manual*1 Describes network camera registration, function settings, and system settings.
(Detail settings guidance)
Instruction Manual
(this manual)*1 Describes operation of live image screen menus. (Operation guidance)
*1 The Instruction Manual and Installation Manual for the latest software version used can be obtained from our
web site. Select “Manuals” from “Support”, enter “FDF2711W-IP” in the “Enter model name” box, and click
“Search”.
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Cleaning
The stains on the cabinet and LCD panel surface can be removed by moistening part of a soft cloth with
water.
Attention
• Chemicals such as alcohol and antiseptic solution may cause gloss variation, tarnishing, and fading of the cabinet
or LCD panel, and also quality deterioration of the image.
• Never use thinner, benzine, wax, or abrasive cleaner as they may damage the cabinet or LCD panel surface.
Note
• It is recommended that ScreenCleaner (available as an option) be used to clean the cabinet and LCD panel
surface.
To use the monitor comfortably
• An excessively dark or bright screen may a󰀨ect your eyes. Adjust the brightness of the monitor
according to the environmental conditions.
• Staring at the monitor for a long time tires your eyes. Take a 10-minute rest every hour.
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4CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Cleaning .................................................................... 3
To use the monitor comfortably ............................. 3
CONTENTS ............................................................. 4
Chapter 1 Product Overview ............................. 5
1-1. System Conguration .................................. 5
Chapter 2 Turning On / O󰀨 the Power .............. 6
2-1. Turning On the Power ................................... 6
2-2. Turning O󰀨 the Power ................................... 6
Chapter 3 Operating the System ...................... 7
3-1. Live Image Screen ........................................ 7
●Basic menu operations.................................... 8
3-2. Logging In ...................................................... 9
3-3. Setting Screen Display ................................12
●To change over the screen layout ..................12
●To change over the page displayed on
the screen.......................................................13
●To switch camera image display positions.....14
3-4. Operating Network Cameras ......................16
●Before operation.............................................16
●To operate network cameras .........................17
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting .............................. 19
4-1. The screen is not displayed ........................19
4-2. Other Problems ............................................19

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Chapter 1 Product Overview
Chapter 1 Product Overview
This product is a color LCD monitor capable of displaying images from a maximum of 32 network cameras*1.
*1 A type of camera which converts images into network signals and transmits the signals.
1-1. System Conguration
Network camera*1
Network hub
Product main unit
Ethernet
*1 Up to 48 network cameras can be registered.

6Chapter 2 Turning On / O󰀨 the Power
Chapter 2 Turning On / O󰀨 the Power
2-1. Turning On the Power
1. Turn on the main power switch on the back of the monitor.
The main power switch is turned on by factory settings.
2.
Press on the front of the monitor.
The power indicator lights up blue and the live image screen is displayed.
(For details on the live image screen, refer to “3-1. Live Image Screen” (page 7).)
Attention
• It takes approximately one minute for the live image screen to be displayed after the main power is turned on. (A
rotating bar indicating startup is displayed.) Do not turn o󰀨 the monitor during startup.
• When there are no registered network cameras, the “Not Registered” message is displayed in the network
camera image display area.
2-2. Turning O󰀨 the Power
1. Turn o󰀨 the main power switch on the back of the monitor.

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Chapter 3 Operating the System
Chapter 3 Operating the System
The various menus can be operated using a USB mouse or USB keyboard.
This chapter describes operation using a USB mouse.
Attention
• Connect a USB mouse or USB keyboard to the USB downstream port of this product in advance.
3-1. Live Image Screen
Turn on the power to the monitor to display images from the network camera(s). Menus are displayed
around the image.
Press to hide the menus and display a full-screen image. To display the menus again, click any place
on the screen.
Live Image Screen
(Image only)
Live Image Screen
(Image and menu)
Note
• This switching can be executed from the Web browser. For information on operation from a Web browser, refer to
the "Installation Manual".

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●Basic menu operations
The menu is used to set display settings of the image display area and to set the settings of the
system and network cameras.
Screen Layout
Display mode menu Current time
Image display area
• When no camera is registered, a “Not Registered” message is displayed.
• When an input signal is not supported, the “Unsupported Resolution” message is displayed.
System menu
Attention
• When sequence display is enabled, the camera control menu is inoperable.

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Display mode menu
Camera images displayed on the live screen can be operated.
Display mode menu Shortcut key Details
F Displays or hides the menu.
L
Changes the display layout of the images.
When using a USB keyboard, each time the shortcut
key is pressed, the layout changes as follows: 1 Screen
→ 3 Screens → 4 Screens → 9 Screens → 16 Screens
→ 32 Screens → 8 Screens → Custom Screen → 1
Screen.
S
Turns the sequence function (function that switches
the pages to be displayed on the image display area at
regular intervals) on or o󰀨.
PageDown / PageUp Switches the pages to be displayed on the image
display area.
3-2. Logging In
Attention
• The operable range di󰀨ers according to the user account level for accessing this product.
Levels include “LIVE”, “CAMERA CONTROL”, and “ADMIN”. The operable range for each level is as shown below.
(√: Operable, -: Inoperable)
Operation
Level Display mode menu
System menu Switching camera
image display
positions
Login operation System settings
LIVE √ √ - -
CAMERA CONTROL √ √ - -
ADMIN √ √ √ √
• When the power is turned on and after logo󰀨, the user level is “LIVE”.
• For information on setting user levels, refer to the "Installation Manual".

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1. Select (Login).
The login screen is displayed.
2. Enter “Username” and “Password”.
Please contact the system administrator about the username and password.
Entering characters
• When entering using a mouse
Clicking an item that requires characters to be input, such as a text box, will display a software keyboard.
When the focus is moved out of the software keyboard, the software keyboard is hidden.
• When entering using a keyboard
Typed characters are entered in the text box.

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3. Select “Login”.

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3-3. Setting Screen Display
●To change over the screen layout
Set the number of images to be displayed simultaneously on the live image screen.
Procedure
1. Select an icon for the layout to display.
The screen layout changes by selecting the layout icon in the display mode menu.
Attention
When displaying the image layout in three screens:
• Suitable for displaying portrait input images. To display portrait images, network cameras require separate
settings. For details on the settings, refer to the network camera User’s Manual.
Note
• When using a keyboard, each time the shortcut key (L) is pressed, the layout changes as follows: 1 Screen
→ 3 Screens → 4 Screens → 9 Screens → 16 Screens → 32 Screens → 8 Screens → Custom Screen → 1
Screen.

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Chapter 3 Operating the System
●To change over the page displayed on the screen
Camera images are displayed by changing over pages.
Pages can be changed over either manually or automatically at a set interval (sequence display).
Note
• When “Custom Screen” is specied for the screen layout, the number of pages varies depending on the
specied number of screens.
Changing pages manually
Procedure
1. Select or in the display mode menu.
Example: 4-screen layout with 16 registered cameras
Camera 1 Camera 2
Camera 3 Camera 4
Camera 5 Camera 6
Camera 7 Camera 8
Camera 9 Camera 10
Camera 11 Camera 12
Camera 13 Camera 14
Camera 15 Camera 16
Note
• When using a keyboard, the pages can be changed by pressing a shortcut key (PageDown or PageUp).

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Changing pages automatically (Sequence display)
Procedure
1. Select in the display mode menu.
Pages displayed on the screen are changed over automatically at a specied interval.
Note
• The interval for page changeover can be changed (default setting: 10 sec.). For information on how to change
the display interval, refer to the "Installation Manual".
• To stop sequence display, press again.
• When using a keyboard, change between starting or stopping the sequence display by pressing a shortcut
key (S).
Attention
• Only pages registered for the network camera are displayed in the sequence display. Pages not registered
with the camera will not be displayed.
●To switch camera image display positions
If the image layout is displayed in multiple screens other than one screen, camera image display
positions can be switched.
Attention
• It is necessary to log in as a user with a user level of “ADMIN”.
• It is possible to switch all the display positions of the registered network cameras.
Procedure
1. Select a camera image to move using the mouse and drag the image and drop it on the desired
camera image position.

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The display positions of the source and destination camera image are switched.

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3-4. Operating Network Cameras
●Before operation
Network camera control is allowed only when the level of the user accessing this product is
“CAMERA CONTROL” or “ADMIN”.
Be sure to log in to the system with a user account of this level.
Procedure
1. Select (Login) under “System”.
The login screen is displayed.
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2. Enter “Username” and “Password”.
3. Select “Login”.
The display returns to the live image screen.
Note
• For entering characters, refer to “Entering characters” (page 10).
• The following user information is set by default.
- Username: "admin"
- Password: "admin"
- User Level: “ADMIN”
• For information on how to congure users, refer to the “Installation Manual”.
• It is recommended that you log out after completing operations, so as to prevent a third party from operating
the camera or altering the settings.
• When the Auto Login settings are congured, it is possible to log in to the system without the username and
password. For details, refer to the "Installation Manual".
Attention
• Once the Auto Login settings are congured, unauthorized operation becomes easy for a malicious third
party. Restrict the conguration to the application in an environment where su󰀩cient security is ensured.
• When the monitor is turned o󰀨 while the user is logged in, the user is logged out from the system
automatically. In such a case, you will also be logged out from the web browser.

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Chapter 3 Operating the System
●To operate network cameras
Procedure
1. Select the network camera to operate.
Select a network camera displayed in the Live Image Screen. The frame
around the selected camera image become bold.
2. Operate each function.
Attention
• Depending on the type of the network camera you are using, some functions may not be available.
• Network cameras cannot be operated if “Protocol” is a “DirectUri”.
Note
• The network camera to be operated can also be selected by clicking on an image displayed on the Live
Image Screen with the USB mouse.
• The position at which images in the live image screen are displayed can be changed. For details, refer to the
"Installation Manual".

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Brightness / Preset / Focus
Function Description
Brightness Adjust the network camera brightness.
: The image becomes darker.
: Returns the brightness to the default setting.*1
: The image becomes brighter.
Preset Moves the camera orientation to the position registered in advance.
1. Select the preset number.
Note
• For information on registering a preset position, refer to the “Installation Manual”.
• Select to move the network camera orientation to the home position.
Focus Adjust the network camera focus.
: The focus point moves closer.*2
: Automatically adjusts the focus point.*3
: The focus point moves farther away.*2
*1 Setting cannot be performed when “Protocol” is an “ONVIF” or “AXIS” network camera.
*2 Switches to manual adjustment mode when “Protocol” is an “ONVIF” or “AXIS” network camera.
*3 Switches to automatic adjustment mode when “Protocol” is an “ONVIF” or “AXIS” network camera.
Zoom /Position
Function Description
Zoom Adjust the network camera display magnication.
: Zooms out.
: Zooms in.
Position Adjusts the shooting position of the network camera.
: Adjusts the horizontal position (pan).
: Adjusts the vertical position (tilt).
Auxiliary Command
Function Description
Auxiliary
Command
Operates auxiliary functions for the network camera(s).
1. Select from the “Auxiliary Command” list box.*1
2. Select .
*1 Auxiliary commands can only be operated with devices for which the protocol is “ONVIF” or “Panasonic”.

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
4-1. The screen is not displayed
Problem Possible cause and remedy
1. The screen is not displayed
• Power indicator is not turned on
• Is the power correctly connected?
• Is the power cord correctly connected?
• Power indicator is on: red • Press on the front of the product.
4-2. Other Problems
Problem Possible cause and remedy
1. The mouse / keyboard does not work • Check whether the USB cable is connected properly.
• Pull out the USB cable and connect it again.
2. The mouse / keyboard responses lag • Reduce the resolution and/or bit rate set for the network
camera (for details, refer to your User’s Manual of the
network camera or Installation Manual of this product).
3. The network camera display position
cannot be changed
• The user level authorized to operate the camera is "CAMERA
CONTROL" or "ADMIN". (For details, refer to “3-2. Logging
In” (page 9).)
• Display position of the network camera cannot be changed
during sequential display. (For details, refer to the "Installation
Manual”.)
4. Restarts all of a sudden • The product’s internal software may automatically reboot if a
problem is detected.
• When the temperature inside the product rises high, this
product may restart repeatedly. Check the temperature
around this product. The internal temperature may rise high
when the product is used in a narrow or poorly ventilated
place or when the product is used with an object placed on
top of it.
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