Panasonic WJSX550_SERIES Betriebsanleitung

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completelyMatrix SwitcherWJ-SX550ASystem ControllerWV-CU550AENGLI

In Matrix Switchers the activation (or closure) of a crosspoint switch is performed by a microprocessor. This microprocessor mayget its commands from

-96-If an Operator No. or Password error has occurred, a‘No entry’ display appears on the LCD and the displayautomatically returns to the Log-in displ

-97-2. Operation MenusAfter log-in, the following operation menus are available on the LCD by pressing the appropriate Cursor Keys. For example, to go

-98-4. Camera SelectionSelect the desired camera by pressing the Numeric Keys,then press the Camera (CAM) Key.3. Monitor SelectionSelect the desired m

-99-6. Controlling System AccessoriesControls for system accessories are located on the rightside of the front panel of the System Controller.Included

-100-6-3 Pan/Tilt Control (Preset Operation)The following function is only available with cameras thathave preset panning functions, such as the Panas

-101-6-5 Pan/Tilt Control (Auto/Random Panning)The functions described below are available only when thespecified Pan/Tilt Head is used.MODEL AUTO-PAN

-102-7. Running a Sequence7-1 Program SequenceThe following functions are available only if a ProgramSequence has been previously established for a pa

SEQALTFORWARD-103-8. Press the Decrement (DEC - 1CAM) Switch to move asequence one step backward from the step that waspreviously stopped by the Stop

-104-6. Press the Backward Sequence (BACK SEQ) Switch tocontinue a sequence that was previously stopped bythe Stop (STOP) Switch. The sequence will co

-105-5. Press the Stop (STOP) Switch to stop the GroupSequence.G-Seq 01 Stop Monitor 16STOP6. Press the Forward Sequence (FORWARD SEQ)Switch

SignalSynchronizingSignal (VD2)Unique VD2 signal is sent to Panasonic cameras to synchronize the cameras with theMatrix Switcher, thereby preventing r

-106-9. Title Display1. Select the desired camera and monitor.Refer to the Camera and Monitor Selection on page98.Camera 01 Monitor 162. Pres

-107-10. Camera Operation10-1 Electronic Shutter ModeThe following function is available only when specifiedcameras with the electronic shutter featur

-108-Press the Function (F3) Key to select a lower sensitivi-ty up setting or press the Function (F4) Key to select ahigher sensitivity up setting.F3:

-109-4. Press the Function (F3 or F4) Key repeatedly to selectthe desired zooming area. The emphasized area isswitched over on the monitor as shown in

-110-10-6 Camera Set UpThe following functions are only available with camerasthat have set up functions such as the Panasonic WV-CP610 or WV-BP510 se

-111-3. Press the Function (F4) Key repeatedly to display orerase the camera status as shown below.Site StatusEle Zoom:Shutter :Sens Up :Random :Auto

-112-3. Press the Function (F1) Key to select the PresetProgram Mode.The Preset Program Menu appears on the selectedmonitor.Refer to the Preset Progra

-113-3. Set the desired preset position by moving the JoystickController, and adjust the zoom and focus by pressingthe Zoom (ZOOM TELE/WIDE) Control a

Preset/BLC Clear Pre BLCF1 F2 F3 F4-114-61. Move the cursor to the HOME POSITION by movingthe Joystick Controller, and enter the desired positionnumb

-115-15. Camera Position Number SettingThe following function is available only when the ModeSelection Switch is selected at CAM-P Mode on the rear of

-9-• Examples of Advanced ApplicationsAs previously described, the Matrix Switcher controls both the crosspoint switches and external devices. By com

-116-15-3 Camera Position Test Mode1. Select the desired monitor.Refer to the Monitor Selection on page 98.2. Select the CAM-P (D5) Menu as shown belo

-117-16. Priority LockThis function is used to retain control of a monitor by anoperator, even after that operator has selected anothermonitor or has

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-119-TROUBLESHOOTING7

-120-TROUBLESHOOTINGA majority of the problems encountered in operating a matrix switcher can be traced to incorrect hardware or software setup.Theref

-121-Symptom: While running the Preset Test, the WV-CS500 Combination Camera stops at preset positions for extendedperiods of time.1. If the WV-CS500

-122-7Symptom: The Alarm does not work.1. Check that the Alarm Mode is selected “ Mode 1 - 3 “ or Timer on the Alarm Mode Select Menu in the Set Up Me

-123-SPECIFICATIONS8

-124-SPECIFICATIONS WJ-SX550A Matrix SwitcherGeneralPower Supply: 220-240V AC 50 HzPower Consumption: Approx. 20W (Max. 75W with all optional boards

-125- WV-PB5504AE Video Output BoardMonitor Output (1 - 4): 1.0V[p-p]/75Ω composite video signalMonitor Input (1 - 4): 1.0V[p-p]/75Ω composite video

-10-Alarm 3 input by infrared sensorhMonitor 1Monitor 2Step(1) Camera 1 picture is shown for 1 second(2) Camera 4 picture at preset 1 position is show

-126- WV-PB5548E Data BoardData Input/Output(1 - 8): RS-485 (Full Duplex or Half Duplex, selectable inside the switch)[5-pin T(A), T(B), R(A), R(B),

-127-9INDEX

-128-AAlarm Acknowledge and Reset Switch ... 36, 111Alarm Board ... 12, 32, 40, 42, 47, 60Alarm Ind

-129-FFocus Control ... 35, 98, 99, 113Forward Sequence ...

-130-SSens Up Menu ... 107Sequence ... 6, 15, 7

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-132-DEUTSCHE AUSGABE(GERMAN VERSION)Die in dieser Bedienungsanleitung aufgeführten Modellnummern weisen keinen Anhang auf.Das Blitzzeichen mit Pfeil

N0396-0156 YWV8QA4204BN Printed in JapanN 19 Gedruckt in JapanImprimé au JaponMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.Central P.O. Box 288, Osaka 530-

-11-FEATURESOF THESYSTEM 500MATRIXSWITCHER2

-12-FEATURES OF THE SYSTEM 500 MATRIX SWITCHERPrefaceThe system shown below is an example of the expansion capabilities of the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switch

-13-1. Log-inTo operate the Matrix Switcher System 500, a registeredoperator must first supply their Operator Number andPassword to the system control

-14-Note: The desired monitor selection may not be avail-able due to one of the following reasons:1. The System Controller used for selecting a partic

-15-5. Preset ControlThe preset function is used to memorize the setting points of focus, zoom, pan and tilt of a desired scene in advance, and to bea

-16-• Auto Skip FunctionThe Auto Skip function is available in sequence. If there is no video signal present at a step, the sequence will automaticall

The serial number of this product may be found on thebottom of the unit.You should note the serial number of this unit in thespace provided and retain

-17-6-3. Group SequenceA Group Sequence consists of up to 64 steps.In each step a maximum of 16 cameras can be assigned to 16 monitors.Pan/Tilt preset

-18-The following are the examples of these modes.Alarm Mode 1: Any alarms to 1 monitorMode 1 displays all alarms on Monitor One. If more than one ala

-19-9. Operator RegistrationIn the Operator Registration, an operator's level, priority, password and camera access limits are determined. Up to

-20-11. Status Display12. System Controller-Monitor PartitioningThis feature is used to prevent specific WV-CU550A System Controllers from controlling

-21-Setting Procedure1. Operator No.1 has first priority . Cameras 1 - 8 can be selected by MON-1.2. Operator No.2 has second priority. Cameras 1-5 ca

-22-16. Communication SpeedThe data transmitting/receiving rate can be set by using the Set Up Menu.Usually, the Baud Rate is set to 9,600 bps, with a

-23-DETAILEDPRODUCTDESCRIPTIONANDSELECTION3

-24-MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSWJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher1. Operation Indicator (OPERATE)This indicator lights up when the WJ-SX550A M

Pin No.Pin No.-25-CPU Board1. RS-232C Port (RS-232C)This port is used to connect a personal computer that can store or load the memory in the WJ-SX550

This board should be installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher even if the WJ-AD550Extension Unit is used.-26-4. VS/VD Input Connector (VS/VD IN)Eith

-27- CPU Board Dip Switch and Jumper Setting2. Set the switch (SW4) on the board to match the Sync. input signal, if applicable. Initially, VSpositi

Pin No.-28-Control Board1. Data Port (DATA 1 - 8)These ports are used to transmit/receive control data to/from the WV-CU550A SystemController. Eight

-29- Control Board Dip Switch SettingConfirm switches (SW2) on the board are set to the following positions.These switches are used only for factory

Pin No.-30-WV-PB5508E Video Input Board1. Video Output Connector (VIDEO OUT 1, 2)The video signal connected to the Camera Input Connector (CAMERA IN)

-31- WV-PB5508E Video Input Board Dip Switch SettingSet switches (SW1) on the board to meet the camera input number as shown in the following table.I

-32-3OUT INOUT INOUT INOUT INMONITORALARM OUTRESET OUTEXT TIMING INRECOVER INOUTPUT1234 WV-PB5504AE Video Output Board1. Alarm Output/Reset

P/ E/A/B/GEIAstandard CCIR standardSPECIFICATIONSScanning: 525 lines / 60 fields / 30 frames 625 lines / 50 fields / 25 framesHorizontal: 15.734 KHz

-33- WV-PB5504AE Video Output Board Dip Switch Setting1. Set switches (SW1) on the board to meet the monitor output number as shown in the following

-34-1 2 34 5 67 8 9MON CAMESC SET0ACKRESETBACKSEQFORWARDSEQ ALTDEC-1CAMINC+1CAMSTOP12AUXCLOSEOPENIRISPRESETFOCUSNEARZOOMTELEFARWIDESystem Controller W

-35-1. Alarm Indicator (ALARM)This LED indicator blinks to indicate an alarm condi-tion exists.2. Busy Indicator (BUSY)This LED indicator lights up

-1-PREFACEThe WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher, when combined with theoptional WV-CU550A System Controller and WJ-AD550Extension Unit, allows for flexible co

-36-17. Auxiliary Switches (AUX 1,2)These switches are used to control the auxiliaryswitches inside the Receiver (WV-RC100, WV-RC150or WV-RC170 ).For

-37-1. Operation Indicator (OPERATE)This indicator lights up when the WJ-AD550 ExtensionUnit is turned power on.2. Extension Board (EXTENSION)One of t

-38-Extension Board1. EXtension Connector ( 1, 2 )These connectors are used to expand the Matrix Switcher System. Connect each connectorbetween the bo

-39- Extension Board Switch SettingSW1AD550SX550ASW3AD550SX550A1. Set switches (SW1/SW3) on the board to choose thesystem requirement as shown below.

ALARMTEST1-325RESETMODE33-64-40-WV-PB5564E Alarm Board32. Mode Selection Switch (MODE)This rotary switch, in combination with the test switch, is used

12345678910111213141516171819Alarm 1Alarm 2Alarm 3Alarm 4Alarm 5Alarm 6Alarm 7Alarm 8Alarm 9Alarm 10Alarm 11Alarm 12Alarm 13Alarm 14Alarm 15Alarm 16Al

65-7273-8081-8889-9697-104105-112113-120121-128-42-3. Confirm switchers (SW12) on the board are set to the following positions.12OFFSW12These switches

-43-WV-PB5548E Data Board1. Data Connector (TA/TB/RA/RB/GND, 1 - 8)These connectors are used to transmit/receive control data to/from the camera site

-44- WV-PB5548E Data Board Dip Switch Setting1234OFFSW11234OFFSW3SW100SW150SW200SW250SW300SW350SW400SW450SW5SW6BOARDNO.1234OFF1234OFF1234OFF1234OFF12

-45-BOARD SELECTION FOR SYSTEM EXPANSIONThis switcher has 15 slots, clever of which are available for system expansion.The CPU and Control Board, alon

-2-HOW TO USE THIS MANUALThe purpose of this manual is to provide step-by-step instructions for setting up and operating a Matrix System 500. If Matri

CamerasCameras-46-1 - 89 - 1617 - 2425 - 3233 - 4041 - 4849 - 5657 - 641 - 41 - 41 - 41 - 41 - 41 - 41 - 41 - 4not requirednot requirednot requirednot

-47-Cameras1 - 89 - 1617 - 2425 - 3233 - 4041 - 4849 - 5657 - 649 - 129 - 129 - 129 - 129 - 129 - 129 - 129 - 12not requirednot requirednot requiredno

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-49-INSTALLATIONANDSYSTEMCONNECTIONS4

-50-4INSTALLATIONThe installation described below should be made by quali-fied service personnel or system installers. WV-CU550A System ControllerRep

-51-1. Remove the screws from the rear panel(s) of theMatrix Switcher.2. Remove the rear panel(s).3. Place the Board into the desired position in the

-52-• Extension Unit is requiredWhen the Extension Unit is required to install the boards, itis recommended to install the boards as shown below.Remov

-53-SYSTEM CONNECTIONSOver View of System ConnectionTL TLTL TLCPURS-232CTIMEADJUST INCOMPRINTEROUT INVS/VDVDOUTOFF+9V+5V−5VPOWERON11A00001OUT IN1O

-54- Connection with the Camera SitesConnect the Camera Site Equipments to the CameraInput Connectors (CAMERA IN, 1-8) on the VideoInput Board.Cautio

-55- Connection with the MonitorsConnect the Monitors to the Monitor Output Connec-tors (MONITOR OUT) on the Video Output Board(s).TLTLTLTL2 4 6 8 10

§1 BASIC OPERATION OF A MATRIX SWITCHER PAGE 5 - 10§2 FEATURE OF THE SYSTEM 500 MATRIX SWITCHER PAGE 11 - 22§3 DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND SELECT

-56- Connection with the System Controllers• Data Line and Unit Number SettingUp to eight WV-CU550A System Controllers may beinstalled in a Matrix S

-57-IN OUTTERMON OFFDATA0123456789CONTROLLERUNIT NO.1-8Controller 1IN OUTTERMON OFFDATA0123456789CONTROLLERUNIT NO.1-8Controller 2IN OUTTERMON OFFDATA

-58-• Indirect connection between the Control Board and System Controllers (“Daisy-Chain” Type Wiring)In this type of installation only one control ca

Combination Connections-59-• Combination of direct and indirect connections between the Control Board and System Controllers (Both“Home Run” and “Dais

-60- Connection with the Alarm Sensor UnitsConnect the sensor switches to the Alarm InputConnector on the Alarm Board as shown in the exam-ple below.

-61-4 Connection between the Data Board andCamera SiteConnect the Data Board and the Camera Controller byspecified data cable.Basically, connect sho

-62-ModelsParameters2 Line (Half Duplex) ConnectionSet the same Communication Parameters on the Setup Menus of the Matrix Switcher and Camera Controll

-63-• Indirect Connection between the Data Board and Camera Controllers(“Daisy-Chain” Type Wiring)In this type of connection only one control cable di

-64-It is only available an alarm data connected unit in aDaisy-Chain. Set the Mode Selection Switch on the oneof Camera Controllers to the “NORMAL” p

-65-SOFTWARESETUP5

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-66-SET UP MENUThe Set Up Menu provides a way for controlling functionsnot available through direct keyboard input. It is accessi-ble to system operat

-67-Set UpProgram Program Sequence ... Page 69Tour Sequence ...

-68-To Select an Item from the Set Up Menu:1. Move the cursor to the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.2. Press the Set (SET) Key to exec

-69-3. Program Sequence (P-SEQ)After selecting the Program Sequence sub menu, a table appears on the monitor.This table is used to programme or edit a

-70-4. Tour Sequence (T-SEQ)This table is used to programme or edit a Tour Sequence.There are 32 Tour Sequences available, each with 64 steps.Each ste

-71-5. Group Sequence (G-SEQ)This table is used to programme or edit a Group Sequence. A Group Sequence consists of up to 64 steps. Each step can assi

-72-6. Timer MenuAs shown below, the Timer Menu allows access to two items, Event and Special Day Schedule. With these two items it is possibleto enab

-73-8. Timer Event ScheduleThis table is used to enable and disable Tour and Group Sequences according to the time of day and day of the week.There ar

-74-9. Special Day ScheduleBefore programming this table, confirm that the Timer Event Schedule (Special Day 1-5) is programmed completely.This table

-75-10. Alarm MenuAs shown below, the Alarm Menu allows access to five items: Alarm Mode Select, Set Up Alarm Modes 1-3 and Timer AlarmSchedule..Set U

-5-BASICOPERATIONOFA MATRIXSWITCHER1

-76-11. Alarm Mode SelectThere are 5 Alarm modes available, Mode-1, Mode-2, Mode-3, Off mode and Timer mode.In Alarm mode-1, All alarm inputs are dis

-77-12. Set Up Alarm Mode 1This table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.1. Move the cursor

-78-1. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.2. Move the cursor to the 5 position by movin

-79-14. Set Up Alarm Mode 3This table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.There is a total o

-80-5The follows are explanation on the setup example 1 to 6 in the table.1. Spot (S) Setup example 1When an Alarm is activated, it is able to display

-81-15. Timer Alarm ScheduleThis table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set up to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.This table is

-82-UpLevelOperatorF1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--Set OPE.RegistrationTableTo select an item from the Operator Menu:1. Select the desired item by moving the J

-83-18. Operator RegistrationThis table is used to establish operator numbers for the users of the system, along with associated passwords, operator l

5-84-19. Camera TitleThere are 128 camera titles available.Each title is composed of 15 characters per line, times 2 lines.1. Move the cursor to the 2

-85-20. Alarm RecallThere are 99 alarm records stored in chronological order in 7 pages of tables.The tables also show all involved monitor numbers wh

-6-BASIC OPERATION OF A MATRIX SWITCHER Crosspoint SwitchesSW11 SW21 SW31 SW41SW12 SW22 SW32 SW42SW13 SW23 SW33 SW43SW14 SW24 SW34 SW44SW15 SW25 SW35

5-86-22. System MenuAs shown below, the system menu allows access to six items.UpControllerEXTCompensation/VD2CommunicationClockF1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:-

-87-24. EXT Timing SelectThis table permits the sequence dwell time on the selected monitor to be synchronized with the time lapse mode set in the ass

-88-25. Compensation/VD2This table is used to for selecting the most suitable position of the cable-loss compensator and to turn on or off the VD2 (Sy

-89-26. RS-485 Site CommunicationThis table is used to set the Communication Parameters between the Data Boards installed in the Matrix Switcher and t

-90-27. Communication SpeedThis table is used to set the Communication Parameters between the System Controllers (or PCs) and the Matrix Switcher.1. M

-91-28. Clock SetThis table is used to set the present time and date.Note: The date and time are updated when the Escape (ESC) Key is pressed.1. Move

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-93-OPERATINGPROCEDURES6

-94-Power Up DisplayWhen the power switch of the Matrix Switcher is turned on, a screen similar to the one shown below is displayed on the all moni-to

-95-OPERATING PROCEDUREBefore starting the following procedures, all system com-ponents should be turned on.1. Log-in1. Turn on the power switches of