Panasonic WVCU650 - SYSTEM CONTROLLER ADDENDUM User manual

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Model No. WV-CU650
System Controller
Operating Instructions

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IMPORTANT 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 sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that
produce heat.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider
than the other. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are
provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the
obsolete outlet.
10) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles and the points
where they exit from the apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a
cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-overs.
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way,
such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..............................3
PREFACE ............................................................................5
FEATURES ..........................................................................5
PRECAUTIONS ...................................................................6
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY .................................................6
DOCUMENT CONVENTION ...............................................7
NOTIFICATION ABOUT SYSTEM UNITS ............................7
MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS
AND THEIR FUNCTIONS ....................................................8
■Main Unit .....................................................................8
■3D Joystick Unit ........................................................12
■LCD Display Descriptions .........................................13
INSTALLATIONS AND CONNECTIONS ...........................16
■Basic System Connections .......................................16
■Connection with the 3D Joystick Unit ........................17
■Adjustment of 3D Joystick .........................................17
SETUP PROCEDURES (HARDWARE) ..............................18
■Setup Procedures .....................................................18
■MODE Switch Setting ................................................18
■CONTROLLER NO. Switch Setting ...........................18
SETUP PROCEDURES (FIRMWARE) ...............................19
■Administrator Password Entry ...................................19
■Setting Modes ...........................................................19
■All Reset ....................................................................20
■PS·Data Communication Setting ...............................20
■To Change the Administrator Password ...................24
■Database Copy .........................................................25
■PS·Data Operator Password Check ..........................26
BEFORE OPERATION ......................................................27
■Power-on ...................................................................27
■Power-off ...................................................................27
■Basic Operation Flow ................................................28
■LCD/BUZZER Adjustment .........................................28
■Operation Start (Login) ..............................................29
■If You Have Forgotten the Login Password ...............30
■Operation Start (Auto Login) .....................................30
■Operation End (Logout) ............................................30
UNIT SELECTION .............................................................31
■System Unit Selection ...............................................31
■Recorder Selection ....................................................31
■Monitor Selection .......................................................32
■Camera Selection ......................................................32
SYSTEM UNIT CONTROL .................................................33
■Multiscreen Display ...................................................33
■Electronic Zooming ...................................................33
■Tour Sequence/Group Sequence .............................33
■On-screen Display (OSD) Control .............................33
■System Function Control ...........................................34
RECORDER CONTROL ....................................................35
■Manual Recording .....................................................35
■Playback ....................................................................35
■Search Playback .......................................................35
■Time & Date Search Playback ..................................38
■Other Available Functions .........................................39
CAMERA CONTROL .........................................................40
■Camera Panning/Tilting Control ................................40
■Zooming Control ........................................................40
■Lens Iris Control ........................................................40
■Lens Focus Control ...................................................40
■Preset Position Control ..............................................41
■Home Position Control ...............................................41
■Camera Function Control ..........................................41
■Camera Position Control ...........................................42
■Camera Selection Recall ...........................................42
■Wiper Control ............................................................42
■Defroster Control .......................................................43
■Auxiliary Control ........................................................43
■Other Functions .........................................................43
ALARM CONTROL ...........................................................44
■System Controller Behavior
during the Alarm Mode .............................................44
■Alarm Reset ...............................................................44
■Alarm Suspension .....................................................44
■Alarm History Search ................................................44
MENU FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS .................................47
■Menu Flow .................................................................47
■Menu Function Categories ........................................48
■To Recall Menu Functions .........................................51
■Factory Default Setting of Button Functions
and Joystick Button Functions ..................................52
■To Assign Menu Functions to Function Buttons ........52
■To Assign Menu Functions
to Joystick Function Buttons .....................................53
■To Recall Button Functions
and Joystick Button Functions ..................................53
■To Check Button Functions
and Joystick Button Functions ..................................54
MENU FUNCTION DETAILS .............................................55
■Camera Functions .....................................................55
■Recorder Functions ...................................................57
■System Functions ......................................................58
■Controller Functions ..................................................60
■Joystick Button Functions .........................................69
TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................74
SPECIFICATIONS..............................................................76
STANDARD ACCESSORIES..............................................76
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CONTENTS

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PREFACE
This product, System Controller WV-CU650, is designed for setup and operation of cameras and other system units installed in
a surveillance system.
FEATURES
•This product can control cameras, matrix switchers, and recording devices such as digital disk recorders.
•One WV-CU650 System Controller can control two or more PS·Data system devices.
In addition, up to 4 system controllers can be connected for multiple operation. The system controller has improved func-
tions such as camera control, multiscreen segment switching, and search playback. These are fundamental functions to
surveillance control systems.
•Improved camera controllability
This product has employed a 3D joystick which is separated from the main unit. You can control the camera zooming by
moving the zoom wheel controller of joystick, so that you can control cameras and pan/tilt heads by holding the joystick
with one hand.
•Improved recorder controllability
This product has employed the JogDial and shuttle ring to improve the control of recorded images.
•Customization flexibility
You can assign frequently-used functions to the function buttons. The function assignment is possible while watching the
LCD.
•Authentication by user ID’s and passwords
Operation authority (=user level) is assignable to each user ID. In addition, password is assignable to prevent inappropri-
ate operations.

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PRECAUTIONS
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
This product is a system controller to operate PS·Data sys-
tem units and connected cameras. (A surveillance control
system cannot be composed of this product alone.)
IN NO EVENT SHALL MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRI-
AL CO., LTD. BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY OR ANY PER-
SON, EXCEPT FOR CERTAIN WARRANTY PROGRAM
OFFERED BY THE LOCAL DEALER OF PANASONIC, FOR
THE CASES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO BELOW:
(1) ANY DAMAGE AND LOSS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIM-
ITATION, DIRECT OR INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSE-
QUENTIAL OR EXEMPLARY, ARISING OUT OF OR
RELATING TO THE PRODUCT;
(2) PERSONAL INJURY OR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY
INAPPROPRIATE USE OR NEGLIGENT OPERATION
OF THE USER;
(3) UNAUTHORIZED DISASSEMBLY, REPAIR OR MODIFI-
CATION OF THE PRODUCT BY THE USER;
(4) INCONVENIENCE OR ANY LOSS ARISING WHEN
IMAGES ARE NOT DISPLAYED, DUE TO ANY REASON
OR CAUSE INCLUDING ANY FAILURE OR PROBLEM
OF THE PRODUCT;
(5) ANY PROBLEM, CONSEQUENTIAL INCONVENIENCE,
OR LOSS OR DAMAGE, ARISING OUT OF THE SYS-
TEM COMBINED BY THE DEVICES OF THIRD PARTY.
•Refer all work related to the installation of this
appliance to qualified service personnel or system
installers.
•Do not block the ventilation opening or slots on the
cover.
To prevent the appliance from overheating, place it at
least 5 cm {2 inches} away from the wall.
•Do not drop metallic parts through slots.
This could permanently damage the appliance. Turn
the power off immediately and contact qualified service
personnel for service.
•Do not attempt to disassemble the appliance.
To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or
covers.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Contact
qualified service personnel for maintenance.
•Do not expose nor operate the product in wet/damp
conditions.
Take immediate action if the product gets wet. Refer
servicing to qualified service personnel. Moisture could
damage the product and also cause electric shocks.
•Handle the appliance with care.
Do not strike or shake, as this may damage the appli-
ance.
•Do not expose the appliance to water or moisture.
Do not try to operate it in wet areas.
Take immediate action if the appliance gets wet. Turn
the power off and refer servicing to qualified service
personnel. Moisture can damage the appliance and
also cause electric shocks.
•Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when
cleaning the appliance body.
Use a dry cloth to clean the appliance when it is dirty.
When the dirt is hard to remove, use a mild detergent
and wipe gently.
•Do not operate the appliance beyond its specified
temperature, humidity, or power source ratings.
Use the appliance at temperatures within –10 °C to
+50 °C {14 °F to 122 °F} and humidity below 90 %.
The input power source for this appliance is 120 V AC,
60 Hz.
•Do not use any AC adapter other than the one
supplied.
•Only use the appliance indoors.
Do not install it in places where the appliance is
exposed to sunlight for long periods of time or near air
conditioning equipment. This will cause deformation,
discoloration, breakdown or malfunction.

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DOCUMENT CONVENTION
This document uses the following convention when describing the use and operation of this unit.
System controller: Panasonic System Controller WV-CU650
Caution(s): Caution statements identify conditions or practices that could result in damage to this product or injury.
Note(s): Note statements identify special instruction, rule, or side comment related to the topic.
NOTIFICATION ABOUT SYSTEM UNITS
Matrix Switcher WJ-SX150 Series Ver. 2.03 or later supports this system controller. However, some details on connections, set-
tings, and operations are different from those described in this document. The different details are described in the following
document.
Addendum for WV-CU650 and WJ-SX150 Series

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MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
■ Main Unit
● Front View
Note: Although printed on the template, some button func-
tions are not mentioned here. These functions are
reserved for future use.
qOperation indicator (OPERATE)
This indicator is lighting while power is supplied to the
system controller.
wAlarm indicator (ALARM)
This indicator blinks when an alarm is activated.
Blinking changes to steady light when the alarm is auto-
matically reset.
eAlarm suspend indicator (ALM SUSPEND)
This indicator lights up when an alarm is suspended.
rShift button (SHIFT)
To activate the alternate function of each button, press
this button in combination with buttons associated with
special functions.
tClear button (CLEAR)
Clears the parameter entered with numeric buttons.
yAlarm reset/Alarm all reset button (ALM RESET/
ALM ALL RESET)
This button cancels (resets) all the alarm inputs at a
time.
Note: ALM ALL RESET is reserved for future use.
uAlarm Acknowledge button (ACK)
This button is reserved for future use.
iAlarm/Alarm suspend button (ALARM/ALM
SUSPEND)
When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button temporarily stops alarm inputs to all the sys-
tem units. When an alarm is suspended, "ALM SUS-
PEND" indicator lights up.
Note: ALARM is reserved for future use.
CLEAR
OPERATE
ADJUST MENU F1 F2 F3 F4 EXIT ENTER
ALARM
PLAY/PAUSE
SHUTTLE
HOLD
STOP
REV FWD
REC STOP REC
ALARM ALM RESET
ACK
ALM SUSPEND ALM ALL RESET
OSD CAM FUNC
ALM RECALL
SEQ PAUSE MON LOCK
TOUR SEQ
MULTI SCREEN
GO TO LAST
EL-ZOOM
AUX1 ON
MARK
AUX2 ON
OFF OFF
WIPER SEARCH
DEF ON
OFF
T&D SEARCH
SEQ STOP
LOGOUT
GROUP SEQ
SYS FUNC
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oCamera function/System function button
(CAM FUNC/SYS FUNC)
•Recalls a function of camera by the function number.
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button recalls a function of external system unit by
the function number.
!0 Alarm recall button (ALM RECALL)
Displays the log of alarms activated in the past.
!1 On-screen display button (OSD)
Toggles the display items on the active monitor.
!2 Monitor lock/Logout button (MON LOCK/LOGOUT)
When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
you can log out of the system.
Note: MON LOCK is reserved for future use.
!3 Tour sequence/Group sequence button
(TOUR SEQ/GROUP SEQ)
Runs an assigned tour or group sequence on a select-
ed monitor for the specified duration.
Note: GROUP SEQ (group sequence) is reserved for
future use.
!4 Sequence pause/Sequence stop button
(SEQ PAUSE/SEQ STOP)
•Pauses a sequence.
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button stops a sequence.
!5 Go to last button (GO TO LAST)
Plays back the latest recorded image.
!6 Electronic zoom button (EL-ZOOM)
Enlarges an image presently displayed on an active
monitor.
!7 Multiscreen selection button (MULTI SCREEN)
Divides a monitor screen in multiscreen segments to
display camera images simultaneously. Every pressing
this button can change multiscreen segment patterns.
(The available patterns differ depending on recorders.)
!8 Mark button (MARK)
When you press this button during playback, playback
start point will be marked. You can start playback at the
start point. (Refer to the operating instructions of
recorder.)
Note: This button is available only for Digital Disk
Recorder WJ-HD300 Series.
!9 Auxiliary 2 ON/OFF button (AUX 2 ON/OFF)
•Turns on an auxiliary device (AUX 2).
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button turns off the auxiliary device (AUX 2).
@0 Auxiliary 1 ON/OFF button (AUX 1 ON/OFF)
•Turns on an auxiliary device (AUX 1).
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button turns off the auxiliary device (AUX 1).
@1 Search/Time and date search button (SEARCH/
T&D SEARCH)
•Activates search functions of recorders.
•When you press this button while holding down the
SHIFT button, the date and time appears on the LCD for
time & date search playback.
@2 Defroster button (DEF ON/OFF)
•Turns on a defroster of camera housing .
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button turns off the defroster.
@3 Wiper button (WIPER)
Turns on or off a wiper of camera housing.
@4 Stop button (STOP)
Stops the playback of recorded images.
@5 Play/Pause button (PLAY/PAUSE)
•Starts the search playback of recorded images.
•When pressed during playback, this button pauses the
playback.
@6 Recording button (REC)
•Pressing this button starts recording by a recorder.
•Pressing this button for two seconds stops the record-
ing.
@7 Shuttle ring (Outside)/JogDial (Inside)
Shuttle ring:
•When rotated to the right, the playback image is
fast-forwarded. (Fast-forward)
•When rotated to the left, the image is rewound. (The
playback speed differs depending on recorders.)
(Fast reverse)
•Moves the cursor to the next or previous item on the
LCD.
•Moves to the next or previous main item on the
function list.
JogDial:
•Plays back recorded images frame by frame when
this dial is rotated during playback pause. (Single
frame skip)
•When rotated to the right, playback will be skipped
to the next record. When there is no newer record,
normal playback will be continued. (Skip)
•When rotated to the left, playback will be skipped to
the previous record. When there is no former
record, normal playback will be continued. (Skip)
•Selects a parameter setting or a character on setup
menus.
•Moves to the next or previous sub item on the func-
tion list.

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@8 Shuttle hold button (SHUTTLE HOLD)
•If you press this button while rotating the shuttle ring,
playback speed will be maintained even after removing
a hand from the shuttle ring. (The LED indicator on this
button blinks during the fast playback.)
Note: This operation differs from “Hold playback
speed” performed by holding the shuttle ring of
recorder. When you hold the playback speed from
the system controller, the EL-ZOOM, MULTI-
SCREEN, and OSD buttons are unavailable.
•If you press this button again, normal playback speed
is recovered.
@9 History button (HISTORY)
When you press the + or – button while holding down
this button, camera images selected in the past are dis-
played in order or in reverse order.
#0 – button [–]
This button is pressed when selecting a camera with
the lower channel number. During setup, this button is
pressed to decrease the value of selected parameter.
#1 + button [+]
This button is pressed when selecting a camera with
the higher channel number. During setup, this button is
pressed to increase the value of selected parameter.
#2 Recorder/Unit Selection button (RECORDER/UNIT)
•Selects a recorder.
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button selects a system unit.
#3 Preset/Program preset button (PRESET/PGM
PRESET)
•Recalls a preset position or the home position of combi-
nation camera.
•When you press while holding down the SHIFT button,
this button programs preset positions.
#4 Camera position button (CAM POSI)
This button is pressed to select the camera position
(the combination of camera number and preset posi-
tion).
#5 Numeric buttons (0, 1 to 9)
Enters camera numbers, monitor numbers, or unit num-
bers, etc.
#6 Monitor/Escape button (MON (ESC))
•Selects a monitor.
•When pressed during setup, this button determines the
current selection to return to the main menu.
#7 Camera/Set button (CAM (SET))
•Selects a camera.
•When pressed during setup, this button selects an item
to go to a submenu.
#8 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
Displays the numbers of unit, monitor and camera cur-
rently selected. The LCD also displays the functions
assigned to F1 to F8 buttons.
#9 Adjustment button (ADJUST)
This button is pressed to perform the settings of LCD
brightness, LCD contrast, alarm buzzer, or button
buzzer.
$0 Menu button (MENU)
Displays the list of menu functions on the LCD. Menu
functions are assignable to the function buttons (F1 to
F4/F5 to F8) or joystick function buttons (A, B, and top
buttons).
$1 Function buttons (F1 to F4/F5 to F8)
Recall button functions you assign.
Note: When you press while holding down the SHIFT
button, the F1 to F4 buttons become F5 to F8.
$2 Exit button (EXIT)
While a menu function, determined with the ENTER but-
ton, is being displayed on the LCD, this button is
pressed to return to the upper menu.
$3 Enter button (ENTER)
While menu functions are displayed on the LCD, this
button is determines a function to assign.
$4 Feet
When extending these feet, you can raise the front side
by approx. 1 cm {0.39 in.}.

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● Rear View
DC9V IN
MODE
DATA
SERIAL
CONTROLLER
NO.
JOYSTICK
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$4 Joystick connector (JOYSTICK)
This connector is used for connection with the joystick.
$5 Serial port (SERIAL)
This port is used for connection with a PC for system
configuration.
$6 Data ports (DATA)
These ports are used for connection with the system
controller and other system units. These ports are also
used when adding other system controller connections.
$7 Mode Selection switches (MODE)
The operation mode of system controller is selected
with these switches.
$8 Controller Number switch (CONTROLLER NO.)
When two or more system controllers are connected in
the system, this switch determines the unit number of
each controller. (Refer to p. 18 for the setting.) If con-
necting only one system controller in the system, set
this switch to “1”.
$9 DC 9V Input jack (DC 9V IN)
An AC adapter, supplied with the system controller, is
plugged into this jack.

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%0 Top button
The top button is pressed to recall a function already
assigned.
%1 Zoom wheel controller
This controller is used for zooming cameras equipped
with specific lenses.
%2 Iris control buttons (IRIS CLOSE, OPEN)
These buttons close or open the lens iris of cameras
equipped with specific lenses.
%3 Focus control buttons (FOCUS NEAR, FAR)
These buttons adjust the lens focus of cameras
equipped with specific lenses.
%4 A and B buttons (A, B)
These buttons recall functions you assign.
%5 3D joystick
Controls the panning and tilting of combination cam-
eras and pan/tilt heads.
■ 3D Joystick Unit
This joystick unit is used to operate combination cameras and pan/tilt heads manually.
OPEN
IRIS
CLOSE
FAR
FOCUS
NEAR
A B
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■LCD Display Descriptions
The following are examples of LCD display after login.
Note: Some parts of LCD displays, described on this document, may differ from the actual status.
●Default Status (LCD Display After Login)
qMonitor number
The number of connected monitor is displayed. 1 to 99
can be displayed as a monitor number.
wCamera number
•The number of connected camera is displayed. 1 to
999 can be displayed as a camera number.
•When a camera position is specified, the camera posi-
tion number is displayed.
•When a sequence is activated for a connected system
unit, "Seq" is displayed.
eModel number/Unit number
•The model number of connected system unit is dis-
played. When you select a system unit, the unit number
of connected system unit is displayed. The following
are examples of model number display.
"HD500": Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD500 Series
"SX150A": Matrix Switcher WJ-SX150A
Note: The model number is abbreviated when an actual
model number exceeds 6 characters.
Mon02 Cam016 HD316
F1 F2 F3 F4
•When you press the RECORDER/UNIT button, the unit
number of connected system unit appears. 1 to 99 can
be displayed as a unit number.
•Numerics you have entered are displayed on this area.
rFunction number (F1 to F8)/LCD title
•In the factory default, function numbers “F1” to “F4” are
displayed. “F5” to “F8” are displayed while holding
down the SHIFT button.
•The LCD titles, assigned to function buttons (F1 to
F4/F5 to F8), can also be displayed. You can edit the
function names in up to 20 alphanumeric characters.
You can display F5 to F8 function names while holding
down the SHIFT button.

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●Main Menu (Menu Functions)
LCD MENU CAM 101
Camera Setup
qCategory
The category of selected menu function is displayed.
wFunction number
The function number of selected menu function is dis-
played.
Note: Refer to p. 48 Menu Function Categories.
eFunction name
The name of selected menu function is displayed.
●Sub Menu (Menu Functions)
Camera Setup 101
On Off Rst A.Rst
F1 F2 F3 F4
qMenu name
The name of selected menu function is displayed.
wFunction number
The function number of selected menu function is dis-
played.
eButton actions
The actions activated by the function (F1 to F4) buttons
are displayed. When pressed while holding down the
SHIFT button, actions of F5 to F8 buttons are displayed.
Note: When the selected button function has no button
actions, nothing is displayed on this area.
●Blinking
In this document, grayed areas on the illustrations mean blinking.
Mmm/DD/YYYY HH:MM 12
Mar/17/2004 12:00 AM
Blinking

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●Messages Displayed on the LCD
Invalid
Invalid
This message is displayed in the following circumstances.
•When you have entered a wrong user ID or password,
etc.
•When you have a camera number or menu number, etc.
that is not existing.
Busy
•When a selected monitor is controlled by a higher-level
user, the monitor number and “Busy” blinks on the LCD.
(You cannot control the monitor.)
•When a selected camera is controlled by a higher-level
user, the camera number and “Busy” blinks on the
LCD. (You cannot control the camera.)
•To cancel the Busy status, select another monitor, or
wait until “Busy” goes out.
Prohibited
•When you have tried an operation not authorized by the
function level setting, camera level setting, or selected
system unit, “Prohibited” blinks on the LCD.
•When you have forgotten to select a system unit or
monitor before selecting a camera, “Prohibited” blinks
on the LCD.
•When you have selected a system unit disconnected
from the system, “Prohibited” blinks on the LCD.
•After a few seconds, the LCD display will return to the
default status.
Notes:
•After a few seconds, this message will automatically
disappear.
•The illustration is an example in which a camera num-
ber other than 1 to 256 has been entered.
•In this document, gray area on illustration shows blink-
ing.
Controller No.1 No Exist Error
This message is displayed when no system controller is set
to CONTROLLER NO.1. Check that a system controller is
set to CONTROLLER NO. 1 (Refer to p. 18 CONTROLLER
NO. Switch Setting.)
Mon02 Cam016 HD316
Busy
"Busy" status is activated for a monitor.
Mon02 Cam016 HD316
Busy
"Busy" status is activated for a camera.
Mon02 Cam016 HD316
Prohibited
Controller No.1
No Exist Error

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INSTALLATIONS AND CONNECTIONS
WARNING
The installations described in the figures should be
made by qualified service personnel or system
installers.
■Basic System Connections
The following is an example in which a recorder and data multiplex units are connected.
DC9V IN
MODE
DATA
SERIAL
CONTROLLER
NO.
JOYSTICK
0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
System Controller
WV-CU650
(Main unit)
Modular cable (supplied)
Used when adding other WV-CU650
system controllers (Available up to 3)
To PS·Data ports
0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Fixed
PS·Data Mode
Line termination: ON
Refer to p. 18 for details on settings.
CONTROLLER No.: 1
MODE
OFF
ON
Camera 8 Camera 9
1
to Camera 12 Camera 13 Camera 16Camera 1
Monitor 1
Monitor 2
• • •
• • •
• • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • •
to
41 4
Data Multiplex Unit
WJ-MP204C
(Two units)
Daisy Chain
Connection Kit
WV-CA48/10K
PS·Data
PS·Data
198121613
• • •
• • •
• • •
14 • • • 14
14
78
911 12
13 14 15 16
10/0
5
2
6
3
Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD300 Series
POWER
ON
OFF
ALARM
Data Multiplex Unit WJ-MP204
ALARM
SUSPEND
1234
ESCSET
RESET
SUSPEND SET UP
ALARM
UNIT
0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
POWER
ON
OFF
ALARM
Data Multiplex Unit WJ-MP204
ALARM
SUSPEND
1234
ESCSET
RESET
SUSPEND SET UP
ALARM
UNIT
0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

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■Connection with the 3D Joystick Unit
Connect the main unit and 3D joystick unit as follows.
Note: Use the main unit and 3D joystick unit whose combination codes are identical.
■Adjustment of 3D Joystick
To adjust the altitude of 3D joystick, turn the adjusting screw to the right or left.
UP DOWN
Main unit
3D joystick unit
Cable (supplied)
DC9V IN
MODE
DATA
SERIAL
CONTROLLER
NO.
JOYSTICK
0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Combination code label
has been stuck
on the bottom.
Bottom side
Cable
connector
Combination
code label
Fit the cable
into the cable trench.
Bottom side
UP DOWN
Adjusting
screw
Up
Down

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2. Set the Line termination switch of other system con-
trollers to OFF.
●Setting for Terminal Mode
Set the MODE Switch #1 and #5 to ON.
Note: Refer to the following document for details on con-
nections and operations.
Addendum for WV-CU650 and WJ-SX150 Series
■CONTROLLER NO. Switch
Setting
You will determine controller-number settings by moving
the CONTROLLER NO. switch at the rear panel.
If using only one system controller
Maintain the switch setting as “1 (factory default position)”.
If using two or more system controllers in
daisy chain connections
Up to 4 system controllers are connectable in the system.
To avoid conflict, set the unique number for each system
controller.
Notes:
•“0” and “9” are reserved numbers. They cannot be set
for controller numbers.
•One of the system controllers must be set to "1".
System units
Line termination ON
Line termination OFF
Line termination OFF Line termination OFF Line termination ON
CONTROLLER No.
0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
SETUP PROCEDURES (HARDWARE)
■Setup Procedures
Perform the setup as follows.
1. Set the MODE switches.
You will set up the communication mode and line termi-
nation ON/OFF of RS-485 communication. (Refer to
MODE Switch Setting.)
2. Set CONTROLLER NO. switches.
You will perform this setting when using two or more
system controllers in daisy chain connections. (Refer to
CONTROLLER NO. Setting.)
3. Perform WV-CU650 setups after entering the
administrator password.
You will perform the settings concerning password and
communication between system controllers and other
system units, etc. (Refer to p. 19.)
Note: Before performing WV-CU650 setups, you need to
log into the system by entering the administrator pass-
word. (Refer to p. 19.)
■MODE Switch Setting
You will perform the setting of the MODE switches at the
rear panel.
Notes:
•Before the setting, turn off the system controller. (Refer
to p. 27 Power-off.)
•Do not move the MODE switches to positions other than
described in these illustrations. That may cause mal-
function.
●Setting for PS·Data Mode
If using only one system controller
Set the MODE Switch #5 to ON.
If using two or more system controllers in
daisy chain connections
1. Set the MODE Switch #5 of the system controller at the
chain end to ON.
1234 567 8
OFF
ON
MODE Switch #5 (Line termination switch)
1234 567 8
OFF
ON
1234 567 8
OFF
ON

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SETUP PROCEDURES (FIRMWARE)
■Administrator Password Entry
If you log into the system in the administrator mode,
PS·Data communication setting, all reset, operator pass-
word check. and database copy will become available.
To activate the administrator mode, you need to enter the
administrator password.
Notes:
•The factory default of administrator password is “650”.
However, for security, you should change the password
setting. To change the setting, refer to p. 24.
•Take a note of your administrator password.
■Setting Modes
If you power on the system controller while pressing the fol-
lowing buttons, the system will run in an associated setting
mode.
Notes:
•You cannot change the system from the following
modes (refer to the diagram) to the normal operation
mode. To start up the normal operation mode, turn off
the system controller, and then turn on the controller
again.
•The administrator password entry is required for the fol-
lowing modes.
* The panning, tilting, and zooming calibration settings are
not restored.
Buttons pressed
while
the power-on
2, 4, and 6
MON (ESC) and 6
MON (ESC) and 1 Administrator
password change
The administrator
password can be
changed.
Setting Mode
All reset
PS·Data
Communication
setting
Description
The communication
settings and
PS·Data database
can be restored to
the factory default.*
PS·Data communi-
cation setting can
be performed.
MON (ESC) and 2
MON (ESC) and 4
PS·Data database
copy
PS·Data password
display
The PS·Data data-
base can be copied
from the source
system controller
(Controller No. 1) to
a destination sys-
tem controller.
The passwords of
up to 16 operators
can be displayed
on the LCD.

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■All Reset
When the all reset mode is activated, all of the following set-
tings will be reset to the factory default.
•Administrator password
•PS·Data communication setting
•LCD brightness, contrast, alarm buzzer, and button
buzzer settings
•Button functions and joystick button functions (F1 to F8,
A, B, and top buttons)
•Controller functions
(Time & Date Type)
(Auto Login)
(Operator Setup)
(Function Level)
(Camera Level)
(Cam Posi Map)
(Cam-Unit Map)
(HDD-Unit Map)
(LCD Title)
Note: Calibration settings of panning, tilting, and zooming
will be maintained even after all reset.
●Operation
1. Turn off the power.
Note: If you set the MODE Switch #1 to #4 to ON, you
can skip entering the administrator password in
Step 3.
2. Turn on the power while holding down the buttons
2, 4, and 6.
“Admin Password” will appear on the LCD to enter the
password.
3. Enter the administrator password.
The password entered will be displayed as “∗” marks.
Notes:
•The factory default is “650”.
•To delete a character, press the CLEAR button.
•If you have entered a wrong password, the LCD
display will return to Step 2.
4. Press the CAM (SET) button.
If the password entered is correct, all the settings will
be reset to the factory default.
5. Check “End” on the LCD.
Check “End” has appeared on the LCD to inform you of
the initialization end.
6. Turn off the power.
■PS·Data Communication Setting
This setting is required to establish a connection between
the system units and system controller.
List of PS·Data communication settings
Setting Item Available setting parameter(s)
Baud Rate 4800 / 9600 / 19200 bps
Data Bit 8 bit (Fixed)
Parity Bit None / Odd / Even
Stop Bit 1 / 2 bit
Wait Time OFF / 100 msec / 200 msec /
400 msec / 1000 msec
Group Adr A to Z
Xon/Xoff Not Use (Fixed)
Note: Factory defaults are underlined.
●Operation
1. Turn off the power.
2. Turn on the power while holding down the button 6
and MON (ESC) button.
“Admin Password” will appear on the LCD to enter the
password.
All Reset
Admin Password _____
All Reset
Admin Password ∗∗∗∗∗
All ResetAll Reset
All Reset
End
•
PS Data Com. Setup
Admin Password _____