Panasonic WV-ASR500 Guia de Instalação

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.The model number i

1011Installing the softwareServer requirementsHardware requirementsActual hardware requirements vary considerably based on each user's applicatio

1011Software overviewLicenseRecording Software Channel License: WV-ASRE501, WV-ASRE501W, WV-ASRE516, WV-ASRE516W, WV-ASRE532, WV-ASRE532W, WV-ASRE564

1213Panasonic recommends that all servers be configured with one system administrator account with Remote Desktop remote access for system support.The

1213Config (Setup) page overviewConfig (Setup) Page allows you to configure systems, cameras, and other devices.Configuration Tree q This tree allows

1415Add SystemsThe "Add Systems" page allows you to add systems so that you can connect to them with this System.To add a system, click the

1415SystemThe "System" page allows you to set basic system parameters for the client application. The page is separated into the following t

1617Select the time zone and daylight saving time q(DST) information for the server's location.On systems with Internet access, select "Ena

1617Select a network connection from the "Network qInterface" drop-down list to display its informa-tion. Systems with multiple NICs have m

1819This function cannot be used for ASR500.

1819Add IP CamerasThe "Add IP Cameras" page allows you to add IP cameras and devices to the system and configure their set-tings. The follow

23CONTENTSPreface ...

2021IP Camera RecordingThe "Camera Recording" page allows you to enable IP cameras to record video and configure recording set-tings. The fo

2021Analog Camera RecordingThis function cannot be used for ASR500.

2223Camera SettingsThe "Camera Settings" page is where you configure the individual IP and analog camera settings such as cam-era name, onsc

2223The rest of the "Camera Settings" page is discussed as follows.Note:The following settings on the "Camera Settings" page are n

2425The [Apply Defaults] buttons restore factory set-5!tings to their respective sections. One [Apply Defaults] button restores the "Video Settin

2425Motion Mask, Video Mask, and Motion WindowThe following types of masks can be created on cameras connected to this system:A • "Motion Mask&q

2627To create a video mask, complete the following steps:On the "Camera Settings" page, click the [Edit] qbutton in the "Video Mask&qu

2627Serial ProfilesThe "Serial Profiles" page enables the Server to integrate with serial data devices such as point-of-sale (POS) and bank

2829The [Line Masks] tab allows you to black out lines so they are not visible on the live camera or through recorded data. (This can be used to hide

2829Serial PortsThe "Serial Ports" page allows you to configure serial ports on this system so that they can be used to commu-nicate with se

23PrefaceThe WV-ASR500 Series (hereinafter this software) is a software that runs on the Microsoft® Windows® operat-ing system and enables recording t

3031The "IP" section is explained as follows.For serial over IP, you must add the port by clicking the [New] button; the system does not aut

3031PTZ configurationThis section discusses the "PTZ" section of the "Camera Settings" page, which allows you to identify a camera

3233PTZ presets can be configured by clicking the left [Settings] button on the "Camera Settings" page.Click the [New] button. qUse the butt

3233Digital PTZ presets can be configured by clicking the [Settings] button in the "Digital PTZ/Fisheye" block on the "Camera Settings&

3435Audio Inputs/OutputsThis function cannot be used for ASR500.

3435Trigger InputsThe "Trigger Inputs" page allows you to assign a name and configuration to the discrete inputs on hybrid sys-tems and cert

3637Alarm OutputsThe "Alarm Outputs" page allows you to assign a name and configuration to the alarm outputs on hybrid sys-tems and certain

3637Video OutputThis function cannot be used for ASR500.

3839StorageThe "Storage" page allows you to configure the system's hard drives for video storage and monitor the health of drives and R

3839IMPORTANT:The system normally retains recorded video from •all cameras for as long as possible, deleting the oldest video only when required to c

45System specificationsCamera registration: Up to • 64 camerasUser levels: 5 levels•Compatible devicesThe following devices are compatible with this

4041The following features are available on the [Hardware] tab:The "Storage Hardware" section lists all the RAID qcontrollers and hard driv

4041NotificationsThe "Notifications" page allows you to configure an e-mail server and message profile that will send an email message when

4243The [E-mail Servers] tab allows you configure the outgoing SMTP mail server that sends email from this system. This information can be provided by

4243Auto Export"Auto Export" quickly exports video from specified inputs to a CD, DVD, hard drives, or removable drives.If you want to creat

4445To enable export files greater than 4GB (up to u137GB), select "Export PS file only". Otherwise, the file export will be in .exe format. A

4445Event LinkingThe "Event Linking" page allows you to connect different types of events, such as the activation of an input trig-ger, to a

4647The following Event Types are available:Event Type DescriptionVideo Motion Camera detects motion.Video Loss Analog video signal is disconnected.In

4647The following Action Types are available:Action Type DescriptionNone No action will be performed. The event will be logged in the Event Database.R

4849Event MonitoringThe "Event Monitoring" page allows you to configure this system to react to events that take place on con-nected servers

4849Action Type Description Action Target OptionsLog (Video Panel or View) A notification of the event is saved in the system log file.NonePlay Sound

45Model Nos. Appears in this document as VersionWV-SF332 SF332 1.80 or laterWV-SP302 SP302 1.80 or laterWV-SP305 SP305 1.80 or laterWV-SP306 SP306 1.8

5051ScheduleThe "Schedule" page allows you to configure your recording schedule. By default, this system is scheduled to record motion and e

5051On the [Sources] tab, you can configure a separate recording schedule for each device:Select the device from the tree and schedule it in the same

5253ArchivingNote:Archiving uses a significant amount of a system's resources. Thus, video recording rates could be automati-•cally throttled whi

5253To configure an archive task schedule, complete the following steps in the "Task Schedule" section on the [Target] tab:Click the [New] b

5455The [Schedule] tab on the "Archiving" page allows you to select the types of data and devices to archive:On the [Days] tab, you can conf

5455On the [Sources] tab, you can configure a separate archiving schedule for each device:Simply select a device from the tree and then configure arch

5657UsersThe "Users" page allows you to add and delete users, configure a user's group access level, and assign per-missions for viewin

5657The "Custom User Privileges" section contains the ufollowing list of privileges that can be assigned to a user:Allow Live Viewing•Avai

5859SystemsThe "Systems" page lists all added systems, along with their serial number, Model Number, IP address/host-name, connection status

5859Note:If the physical connection between the client computer and server is interrupted while you are connected to •the server in this system, the

67FeaturesEasy connection to IP cameras: Each server expandable up to 64 IP cameras•Supports IP cameras and encoders from multiple manufacturers.•Su

6061ClientThis function cannot be used for ASR500.JoystickThis function cannot be used for ASR500.

6061GroupsThe "Groups" page allows you to create logical groups of cameras and other items connected to one or more systems. This is a usefu

6263MapsThis function cannot be used for ASR500.ViewsThis function cannot be used for ASR500.

6263ToursThis function cannot be used for ASR500.LayoutsThis function cannot be used for ASR500.

6465System information"System Usage" displays the users that are cur- qrently logged in, the user's access level and IP address, and th

6465The "System Information" page also includes a [Login History] tab and an [Audit Trail] tab when you are con-nected to a compatible syste

6667To resort the list, click any column title. tClick the [Export] button to save the information yas a separate log file.Select the "Maximum Da

6667TroubleshootingBefore asking for repairs, check the symptoms with the following table.Contact your dealer if a problem cannot be solved even after

68Symptom Cause/solution Ref. pagesIt takes time when searching using the client software (ASM200/ASM970).When searching images recorded with "JP

68For U.S. and Canada:Panasonic System Communications Company of North America,Unit of Panasonic Corporation of North Americawww.panasonic.com/busines

67Trademarks and registered trademarksMicrosoft, Windows, Windows Server are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft •Corporation in

89System installation checklistConfig (Setup) Page (see "Config (Setup) page overview" (☞ page 13))SystemSet server for static IP address.•

89Config (Setup) Page (see "Config (Setup) page overview" (☞ page 13))Alarm OutputsName any alarm outputs to be used.•NotificationsCreate e