Model No. - Intelligent Security...5 PRECAUTIONS • Refer all work related to the installation of this product to qualified service personnel or system installers. • Avoid condensation

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

Model No. WJ-HD100

Digital Disk RecorderOperating Instructions

Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD

OPERATE

TIMER HDDALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVINGS

FULL

LOCK

MEMORY CARD

DISPLAY SELECTSTOP

LCD CONTRAST

PLAY

SETUP/ESC

REC PUSH PAUSE SETALARM SEARCH STEP REW/FF

MODE SELECT

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The serial number of this product may be found on the bot-tom of the unit.You should note the serial number of this unit in the spaceprovided and retain this book as a permanent record of yourpurchase to aid identification in the event of theft.

Model No. WJ-HD100

Serial No.

Caution:Before attempting to connect or operate this product,please read the label on the bottom.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to com-ply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant toPart 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to pro-vide reasonable protection against harmful interferencewhen the equipment is operated in a commercial environ-ment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiateradio frequency energy and, if not installed and used inaccordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications.Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely tocause harmful interference in which case the user will berequired to correct the interference at his own expense.

FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, (example -use only shielded interface cables when connecting to com-puter or peripheral devices). Any changes or modificationsnot expressly approved by the party responsible for compli-ance could void the user’s authority to operate this equip-ment.

For U.S.A

WARNING:To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,within an equilateral triangle, is intended toalert the user to the presence of uninsulated"dangerous voltage" within the product'senclosure that may be of sufficient magni-tude to constitute a risk of electric shock topersons.

The exclamation point within an equilateraltriangle is intended to alert the user to thepresence of important operating and mainte-nance (servicing) instructions in the litera-ture accompanying the appliance.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

SA 1965

SA 1966

ENGLISH VERSION

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CONTENTSPREFACE .................................................................................................................. 4FEATURES ................................................................................................................ 4PRECAUTIONS ......................................................................................................... 5MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS .................................. 6

Front View ......................................................................................................... 6 Rear View .......................................................................................................... 7

INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................... 9 Mounting in the Rack ........................................................................................ 9

CONNECTION .......................................................................................................... 10 Basic Connection ............................................................................................. 10 Connections With PS*Data Equipment ............................................................. 11 Series Connection ............................................................................................ 12 Alarm Terminal Connection .............................................................................. 13 RS-232C Connection ........................................................................................ 13 PS*Data Connection ......................................................................................... 13 Mode Switch Setting ......................................................................................... 14

SETUP PROCEDURES ............................................................................................. 15 Prior to Setup .................................................................................................... 15 Initialzing ........................................................................................................... 18 WJ- HD100 SETUP MENU ................................................................................ 19 SYSTEM SETUP ................................................................................................ 21 REC SETUP ...................................................................................................... 24 ALARM SETUP ................................................................................................. 27 INTERNAL TIMER REC ..................................................................................... 29 COMMUNICATION SETUP ............................................................................... 30 SYSTEM IMFORMATION .................................................................................. 31

OPERATING PROCEDURES .................................................................................... 32 LCD Displays & Transition (while operating) .................................................... 32 Recording ......................................................................................................... 34 Playback ........................................................................................................... 35 Operating Alarm ............................................................................................... 38 Copy to CompactFlash Card ............................................................................ 39 Lock/Unlock Buttons ......................................................................................... 41

TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................................. 42SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................... 43APPENDIX ................................................................................................................ 44

Remote Control From System Controller .......................................................... 44

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TRADEMARKSSanDisk and CompactFlash are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation.Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

PREFACE

The Digital Disk Recorder WJ-HD100 is designed for instal-lation in a surveillance system as a recording device utiliz-ing a large capacity hard disk. It records camera picturesin a field basis up to 960 hours when the longest time modeis applied. The picture quality is selected from among 10levels to meet the system requirements, as well as the field

rate is selected. Beside recording and playback, it featuresversatile interfaces with alarm sensors, CompactFlash card,RS-232C devices and PS •Data equipment. Setup windowsare provided with system setup, recording setup, alarmsetup and so forth.

FEATURES

• High quality still pictureStill pictures are compressed with JPEG and arerecorded on the disk. Picture quality and frame rate arepreset before recording.

• Tape replacement discardedThanks to the large disk capacity, the replacement ofrecord medium is no longer needed. Series operation ofthe plural units extends the recording capacity up to 16times of one unit’s.

• Easy access to the desired recordTime & Date search and alarm event search make easeof retrieve.

• Compact Flash card slot equippedThe stored picture on the disk can be copied to aCompactFlash card through the slot to browse them ona personal computer.

• Various alarm mode settingsPicture quality is set exclusively for alarm recordingbeside for the ordinary recording.Buzzer can be set to beep when an alarm input arises.The built-in motion detector is enabled or disabled togenerate an alarm beside physically connected sen-sors.

• Remote controlAn RS-232C port enables the recorder to communicatewith a personal computer or other RS-232C devices.A modular terminal is equipped to communicate withPS •Data devises among the RS-485 chain.

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PRECAUTIONS

• Refer all work related to the installation of this productto qualified service personnel or system installers.

• Avoid condensation on the surface of the hard disk.Wait until the dew evaporates if any of the followingcase takes place.

The recorder is moved to a place significantly def-erent in temperature or humidity.The recorder is moved out from the air-conditionedroom.The recorder is placed in an extremely humidplace.The recorder is placed in a room where heater hasjust been turned on.

• Consumable partsContact your dealer for the replacement when the timecomes.

Built-in hard disk needs replacement after around30 000 hours of operation.Cooling fan also needs replacement after around 30 000 hours of operation.Backup battery has its lifetime of around five (5)years in an ordinary environment.

• Do not block the ventilation opening or slots on thecover.To prevent the appliance from overheating, place it atleast 5 cm (2 inches) away from the wall.

• Do not drop metallic parts through slots.This could permanently damage the appliance. Turnthe power off immediately and contact qualified servicepersonnel for service.

• Handle the appliance with care.Do not strike or shake, as this may damage the appli-ance.

• Fully charge up the backup battery.Keep the appliance turned on for at least 48 hours torecharge the backup battery. This procedure is neces-sary when using the appliance for the first time or afterit has been unplugged for a long time from the AC out-let. Insufficient charging of the battery may cause era-sure of settings if the AC power supply should fail.

• We recommend that you note down your settings andretain them. Power or battery failure may erase settingsyou entered.

• Do not expose the appliance to water or moisture, nortry to operate it in wet areas.

• Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when clean-ing 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 detergentand wipe gently.

• Do not operate the appliance beyond its specified tem-perature, humidity or power source ratings.Do not use the appliance in an extreme environmentwhere high temperature or high humidity exists. Use theappliance at temperatures within +5 °C to +45 °C (41 °Fto 113 °F) and a humidity below 90 %.The input power source for this appliance is 120 V AC60 Hz.

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MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

Front View

OPERATE

TIMER HDD

ALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVINGS

FULL

LOCK

MEMORY CARD DISPLAY SELECT STOP PLAY RECPUSH– PAUSE SET

ALARM SEARCH STEP REW/FFPLAY MODE SELECT

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/ /SETUP/ESC

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!5 !6 !7 !8

LCD CONTRAST


q Operate Indicator [OPERATE]Lights while the power switch on the rear is turned on.

w Timer Record Reservation Indicator [TIMER]Lights when the reservation is made for internal timerrecording.

e Alarm Suspension Indicator [ALARM SUSPEND]Lights when an alarm is activated, and alarm suspen-sion is set to ON not to start recording pictures or beep-ing buzzer except logging event history.

r Summer Time Button [DAYLIGHT SAVINGS]Press the obscured button with a pin to shift the internalclock to the summer time system or vice versa.

t HDD Access Indicator [HDD]Lights while the disk is being accessed.

y Full Indicator [FULL]Blinks when the remaining capacity on the disk is low-ered to the preset value, and lights when the capacitycomes to the full.

u Lock Indicator [LOCK]Lights when buttons and JogDial on the front panel aredisabled.

i Memory Card Slot [MEMORY CARD]Open the lid to put the CompactFlash card in to or outfrom the slot. The card is used to store still pictures forbrowsing them on the personal computer.

o LCD Displays setup parameters while setting, and operatingstatus while recording or playing back.

!0 LCD Button [DISPLAY SELECT]There are five positions to press; up, down, left, rightand the center. Press the appropriate positions toselect desired parameter on the LCD.

!1 LCD Contrast Control [LCD CONTRAST]Adjust the contrast by rotating the control knob with asmall screw driver.

!2 Stop and Setup/ Escape Button [ STOP] [SETUP/ESC]Stops recording or playback by pressing this button inthe mode other than setting.Holding down this button for 2 seconds calls up setupmenus or escapes from the setup.Press this button to go one step back to the previousselection in the setup menu.

!3 Play button [5 PLAY]Press this button to start playback. The LED lights whileplaying back, and blinks while pausing or searching.

!4 Recording button [ REC]Press this button to start recording. The LED lights whilerecording, and blinks while alarm recording.

!5 to !8 are PLAY MODE SELECT buttons.

!5 Alarm search button [ALARM SEARCH]Press this button to search for desired record amongalarm log. The LED lights while searching.

!6 Step and Down button [STEP] [A / B C]Press this button to start playing back still pictures fieldby field. The LED lights while playing back.Press this button to move the cursor downward on themonitor while setting up.

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!7 REW/FF and Up button [REW/FF] [1/2] [D]Press this button to rewind or fast-forward the recordedfield. The LED lights while winding.Press this button to move the cursor upward on themonitor while setting up.

!8 JogDial [Push – PAUSE] [SET]Press the JogDial to pause while playing back or torestart playback.Rotate the JogDial to access to the desired frame whilerewinding, fast-forward and playing back.Rotate the JogDial to search the oldest picture record-ed on the disk for playing back in chronological order.Rotate the JogDial to select the desired parameterwhile setting up.Press the JogDial to enter the selected parameter, andto move the cursor to the next position while setting up.Hold down the JogDial to copy still pictures to theCompactFlash card.

Rear View

SIGNAL GND

ALARMSERIESRECORD

TIMEADJUST

REMOTEMODEDATARS-232CVIDEO

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

AUDIO MONITOR OUT(PLAY)

CAMERASW OUT

G G G

POWER

ON

OFF

JOG

-CLI

CKJO

G-L

EFT

JOG

-RIG

HT

ALAR

M S

EARC

HST

EPRE

W/F

FST

OP/

SETU

PPL

AYRE

C

OUT

PLAY

OUT

REC

OUT

AUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

IN OUT

IN RECA

LL

(EXT

REC

)

OUT

RECO

VER

OUT

RESE

T IN

IN

@2

@1 @3 @4

@5 #0 #1 #2 #3 #4

@6 @7 @8 @9 #5 #6 #7

#8

@1 Audio Input [AUDIO] [IN]An RCA standard jack accepts a line input audio signalof unbalanced –10 dB and 10 kΩ supplied from anexternal device.

@2 Audio Output [AUDIO] [OUT]An RCA standard jack supplies a line output audio sig-nal of unbalanced –10 dB and 600 Ω to an externaldevice.

@3 Camera Switching Output [CAMERA SW OUT]Connect this BNC with an external device such as avideo multiplexer receiving plural camera inputs. Thisswitching signal lets the connected device switch froma camera to the other. Use this terminal only when therecording field rate is slower than 10 fps.

@4 Video Input [VIDEO] [IN]This BNC accepts a video signal supplied from a cam-era or video multiplexer. A 75 Ω termination is madeunless the video output terminal is connected.

@5 Video Output [VIDEO] [OUT]This BNC supplies a video signal looped through thevideo input terminal. Connect with a monitor TV tocheck the input picture.

@6 Monitor Output [MONITOR OUT (PLAY)]This BNC supplies playback pictures on the hard disk,or setup windows. Connect with a monitor TV.

@7 RS-232C Port [RS-232C]Through this 9-pin D-Sub connector the digital diskrecorder communicates with the personal computer.Use a reverse type cable for connection with the per-sonal computer.

@8 Data Port [DATA]Connect with equipment in the PS •Data chain or a sys-tem controller.

@9 Mode Switch [MODE]Use this switch for setting unit address, and initializingall contents on the disk and setups.

Terminal Board #00 Remote In Terminal

Externally connected switches control major operationson the front panel; Jog-Click, Jog-Left, Jog-Right, AlarmSearch, Step, Rew/FF, Stop/Setup, Play and REC.

#11 Time Adjust TerminalIN and OUT terminals are used to synchronize internalclock with externally connected device.

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#22 Status Out TerminalStatus information is supplied to each terminal; Play,REC, Auto OFF and Disk End.

#33 Series Record TerminalConnect these terminals when plural hard disks areused in series and loop fashion.

#44 Alarm TerminalAlarm related information is supplied and receivedthrough these terminals; Alarm Recall In, Alarm Out,Recovery Out, Reset In and Alarm In.

#55 Cooling FanDo not block air flow through openings on both sidesthe top cover and this fan to avoid overheating the unit.

#66 Power Switch [POWER ON OFF]Turns on and off the power. The OPERATE indicator onthe front panel lights while the power switch is turnedon.

#77 Signal Ground [SIGNAL GND]Connect with other devices’ terminals to avoid ground-ing loop and noise if necessary.

#88 Power Cord

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INSTALLATION

This installation should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers.

Cauton notes regarding installation

Places to avoid

• Direct exposure to sunlight or near a source of heat such as a radiator.• Very dirty and dusty places. Places subject to strong vibrations.• Near transformer, dimmer, video player, radio and monitor. These may cause humming noises, etc.

Caution notes regarding mounting

• Do not block the ventilation openings or slots in the cover to prevent the appliance from overheating. • Always keep temperature in the rack within +45 °C (113 °F). • Secure the rear of the appliance to the rack by using additional mounting brackets (procured locally), if the rack is subject

to vibration.

Mounting in the Rack1. Remove the four rubber feet by removing the four

screws on the bottom of the unit.

2. Place the rack mounting brackets on both sides of theunit and tighten with the six supplied screws (M3 x10).

3. Install the unit with the rack mounting brackets in therack by using four screws (not included).

Remove 4 rubber feet

Six screws (Supplied)

Fix the rack mounting brackets

Rack

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CONNECTION

Basic Connection

JOG/EXT REC must be set to EXT REC in the REC SETUP window when selecting the recording mode by externally connectedswitch as shown above.

SIGNAL GND

ALARMSERIESRECORD

TIMEADJUST


OUT

IN

OUT

IN


CAMERASW OUT

G G GJOG

-CLI

CK(E

XT R

EC)

JOG

-LEF

TJO

G-R

IGHT

ALAR

M S

EARC

HST

EPRE

W/F

FST

OP/

SETU

PPL

AYRE

C

OUT

PLAY

OUT

REC

OUT

AUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

IN OUT

IN RECA

LLO

UTRE

COVE

R O

UTRE

SET

ININ

POWER

ON

OFF

Jog Click (EXT REC)

EXT REC mode Switch

To Speaker

Monitor Out

Video Monitor

Digital Disk Recorder

Camera

Microphone

Sensor

Alarm In

Video In

Audio In

IN

OFF

POWER

Video Input

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Connections With PS*Data Equipment

Communication setup is required for PS •Data equipment as follows.• Protocol selection: PS •DATA• Unit Address: Set an address unique in the chain.• Baud rate, data bit length, parity check, stop bit: Set the same values as other equipment using in the chain.

Recommended video multiplexers are Panasonic’s WJ-FS series or similar models having specifications as follows.• Switching recognition signal is located within 8H prior to the end of vertical blanking.• The camera switching allows to be slowed than 4/60 seconds.

SIGNAL GND

ALARMSERIESRECORD

TIMEADJUST


OUT

IN

OUT

IN


CAMERASW OUT

G G GJOG

-CLI

CKJO

G-L

EFT

JOG

-RIG

HT

ALAR

M S

EARC

HST

EPRE

W/F

FST

OP/

SETU

PPL

AYRE

C

OUT

PLAY

OUT

REC

OUT

AUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

IN OUT

IN RECA

LLO

UTRE

COVE

R O

UTRE

SET

ININ

POWER

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

POWER

POWER

ON

OFF

ALARM

Data Multiplex Unit WJ-MP204

ALARMSUSPEND

System Controller

POWER

ON

OFF

ON

Camera

DATA Port

DATA PortMulti ScreenOut

Data Multiplex Unit

Video Multiplexer

Camera In

Camera Out

Video Monitor

Set the termination to ON when the unit is placed at the end of the chain, or to OFF other than the end position.

System Controller with PS•Data Capability

DATA Port

Digital Disk Recorder

Monitor OutVideo In

Video In

Rec Out

PlayIn

Video In

DATA Port

MODE

CAM SWIn

Camera SW Out

(EXT

REC

)

If the cable is locally procured, make sure it is datagrade cable suitable for RS-485 communication. A 2-wire twisted pair shielded cable, BELDEN 9406 orequivalent should be used. Pin assignments and dataflow are shown below.

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6

No. No.Name Data Flow

1 1GND –

2 2RX(B) WJ-HD100 ← WV-CU3603 3RX(A) WJ-HD100 ← WV-CU3604 4TX(B) WJ-HD100 ← WV-CU3605 5TX(A) WJ-HD100 ← WV-CU3606 6GND –

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Recommended video multiplexers are Panasonic’s WJ-FS series or similar models having specifications as follows.• Switching recognition signal is located within 8H prior to the end of vertical blanking.• The camera switching allows to be slowed than 4/60 seconds.

ON

OFF

POWER

POWER

ON

OFF

SIGNAL GND

ALARMSERIESRECORD

TIMEADJUST


OUT

IN

OUT

IN


CAMERASW OUT

G G G

ON

OFF

JOG

-CLI

CKJO

G-L

EFT

JOG

-RIG

HT

ALAR

M S

EARC

HST

EPRE

W/F

FST

OP/

SETU

PPL

AYRE

C

OUT

PLAY

OUT

REC

OUT

AUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

IN OUT

IN REC

ALL

OUT

RECO

VER

OUT

RESE

T IN

IN

SIGNAL GND

ALARMSERIESRECORD

TIMEADJUST


OUT

IN

OUT

IN


CAMERASW OUT

G G G

ON

OFF

JOG

-CLI

CKJO

G-L

EFT

JOG

-RIG

HT

ALAR

M S

EARC

HST

EPRE

W/F

FST

OP/

SETU

PPL

AYRE

C

OUT

PLAY

OUT

REC

OUT

AUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

IN OUT

IN REC

ALL

OUT

RECO

VER

OUT

RESE

T IN

IN

Camera

1st Recorder

Video Out

Video In

Video Monitor

Connect only when configuring a loop recording.

MonitorOut

ALARMSERIESRECORD

GAUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

OUT

IN RECA

LLO

UTRE

COVE

R O

UTRE

SET

ININ

ALARMSERIESRECORD

GAUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

OUT

IN RECA

LLO

UTRE

COVE

R O

UTRE

SET

ININ

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

ALARMSERIESRECORD

GAUTO

OFF

OUT

DISK

END

OUT

OUT

IN RECA

LLO

UTRE

COVE

R O

UTRE

SET

ININ

Recorder (up to 16th)

2nd Recorder

Video Multiplexer

Monitor Out

Video In

REC OutPlayback In

(EXT

REC

)(E

XT R

EC)

Series ConnectionThis page shows an example that plural disk recorders are connected in series or loop for long time use, and with use of avideo multiplexer. Remember you need DISK END setup to SERIES in REC SETUP window.Switching function or arranging the cable may be required to monitor playback pictures recorded on after the 1st recorder.

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REMOTE/ALARM IN

CONTROL INALARM OUTRECOVER OUTRESET IN

GGGGGGGGG G G

+24V

NC NO

To Alarm Indicator

External device

NC: Normally ClosedNO: Normally Open

Relay

ALARM

G RECA

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UTRE

COVE

R O

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SET

ININ

Digital Disk RecorderWJ-HD100

Alarm Terminal ConnectionA connection example is shown below.

IN: Stands for Alarm Signal In. Connect directly with asensor unit or indirectly with a unit having sensoroutput capability to the recorder. The recorderenters alarm recording mode when the signalcomes in.

RESET IN: Receives reset signal from the connecteddevice.

RECOVER OUT: Supplies the reset signal when theRESET IN is received, STOP button is pressed, orthe AUTO RESET time elapses.

OUT: Stands for status output that is active until thealarm is reset.

RECALL: Turn on the externally connected switch torecall the alarm history on the monitor.

GND: Signal ground.

RS-232C ConnectionUse an RS-232C cable (not included) shown below to con-nect the RS-232C terminal with a personal computer or thelike. The protocol selection in the COMMUNICATIONSETUP must be set to VCR.

9-pin D-sub connector(female)

9-pin D-sub connector(female)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Frame

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

FrameShield

PS*Data ConnectionConnect the DATA terminal on the rear panel to a systemcomponent with a modular cable (not included) in the PS •

Data chain. The protocol selection in the COMMUNICA-TION SETUP must be set to PS*DATA. Follow the unitaddress setup (page 14, 30) and termination (page 14).

Panasonic part # WV-CA48 series, RS-485 cables and con-nectors are recommended for the connection.

TBTARB

RARX TXGNDGND

DATA

TATB

RARB

TX

RX

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MODE

ON

Termination

Unit Address/Initializing

Alarm Out Polarity

1 2 3 4 5 6

Mode Switch Setting

A 6-bit DIP switch on the rear panel is used as follows.

#1 through #4: Setting unit address or initializing thesetups

#5: Termination for communication lines#6: Polarity setting of the alarm output signal

Unit Address & InitializeThe unit address is set either by setup menu or by thisDIP switch.

MODE

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

MODE

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

MODE

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

MODE

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

MODE

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

Unit address is specified in the setup window

Unit address 1

Unit address 2

Unit address 3

All content on the disk and setup data are initialized

Note: Do not use switch combinations other than shown above.

TerminationSet the DIP switch #5 to ON or OFF respectively to the con-nection and the unit position in the chain.Daisy Chain Connection: Termination must be set to ONonly on both ends in the RS-485 chain (PS •Data) while inthe middle the switches be open (OFF). Homerun Connection: When connected one to one, thetermination must be ON.

ON

Termination Switch

MODE

1 2 3 4 5 6

System Component

Termination ON

Termination OFF

Termination OFF

Termination OFF

Termination ON

System Controller WU-CU 360360

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1 System Controller WU-CU 360360

For PS.D.LINK

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1 System Controller WU-CU 360360

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Alarm Outputs PolarityThe DIP switch #6 specifies the output polarity of AlarmOUT and RECOVERY on the rear panel at the same time.Consult the connected device whether the positive DC orlow-active of open-collector is convenient for active dura-tion. The default value is ON, positive voltages of DC.

MODE

ON

Polarity switch

1 2 3 4 5 6

Switch #6 vs Polarity (when active)

Alarm OUT

ON (active-high) OFF (active-low)

Open-collector low

Open-collector lowAlarm RECOVERY

+12 V DC

+5 V DC

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SETUP PROCEDURES

Prior to Setup Turning On The Power Turning Off The Power

1. Plug the power cord in to the AC outlet.

2. Turn on the power switch on the rear panel.The operate LED lights, and the date, time and operat-ing status are displayed on the LCD.

Power-on recording will start if [EXT] is selected for [Timer Rec] with the LCD button.

Note: Avoid to turn the power on and off quickly. Takeat least a period of 5 seconds from off to on or viceversa.

SIGNAL GND

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

OPERATE

TIMER

ALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVING

POWER

ON

OFF

1. Press the stop button to quit recording or playback.Make certain that the HDD access lamp turns off.

2. Turn off the power switch on the rear panel.The operate LED goes out, and the operating statuson the LCD disappears.

Note: • Do not turn off the power while the HDD access

lamp lights.• Do not leave the unit for a long time. Supply AC

power to the unit and turn it on to charge up thebackup battery.

SIGNAL GND

OPERATE

TIMER HDD

ALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVING

FULL

LOCK

DISPLAY SELECT STOP PLAY RECPUSH– PAUSE SET


/ /

/ /SETUP/ESC

Confirm HDD access indicator is off.

LCD CONTRAST


POWER

ON

OFF

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Displaying The SETUP MENU1. Confirm that the camera and peripherals are connected correctly and securely.

2. Turn on the power switches of all system components.

3. Hold down the SETUP/ESC button of the digital hard disk recorder for 2 seconds or more. The WJ-HD100 SETUP MENUappears on the monitor.

Buttons and dials used for the setup

[] button: Moves the cursor upward in a menu, and opens the previous page of the menu[] button: Moves the cursor downward in a menu page, and opens the following page of the menuJogDial Clockwise:

Increases the parameterJogDial Counter-clockwise:

Decreases the parameterJogDial Pressing:

Validate the selected parameter, and moves the cursor to the right[SETUP/ESC] [ STOP] button pressing:

Moves the cursor to the left[SETUP/ESC] [ STOP] button holding:

Opens the setup window or escapes from it and goes back to the normal operation

WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU

CLOCK→ JAN 1.00 0:00TIME&DATE TYPE1 24HTIME&DATE DISP.ONTIME&DATE POSI.R-LOWERSTATUS DISP. ONSTATUS POSI. R-LOWERHDD FULL 1%

SETUP MENU

Clock Setup

Time & DateDisplay Setup

StatusDisplay Setup

STOP PLAY RECPUSH– PAUSE SET


/ /

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Setup Menu TransitionSeven menu pages are provided with the WJ-HD100; WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU, SYSTEM SETUP, REC SETUP, ALARMSETUP, INTERNAL TIMER REC, COMMUNICATION SETUP and SYSTEM INFORMATION. Pressing the [] or [] buttonrepeatedly will transfer the menu as follows.

The selected item and parameters that are hilighted on the monitor are also displayed on the LCD.

WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU


REC SETUP

REC MODE SF- 12H REC RATE 15FPS REC QUALITY 10(1-10)

DISK END MODE STOPDISK END BUZZER ON

JOG/EXT REC JOG CLICK REC MODE SF- 12H

ALARM SETUP


DURATION 10SALARM BUZZER ONVMD SETUP OFF

INTERNAL TIMER REC

TIMER START END T-MS ON→ 8:00 8:20 SF-A 12M OFFT ON→12:00 8:00 SF- 12W OFFT ON→14:00 23:00 SF- 240F OFFS ON→12:00 18:00 FQ-A 24D ON→18:00 18:50 NQ-A 24

COMMUNICATION SETUP

PROTCOL PS•DATAUNIT ADDRESS 1BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8PARITY CHECK NONESTOP BIT 1WAIT TIME OFF

SYSTEM INFORMATION

HDD HOUR METER 1000HHDD CAPACITY 27.95GBDEFAULT→ SET→VERSION X.XX X.XX X.XX

SYSTEM SETUP

FWD/REW MODE SKIP&PLAYPASSWORD LOCK OFF ALL→ ***** OPERATION→ *****KEYLOCK BUZZER OFFRESET PULSE HIGHTIME ADJUSTING SLAVE SET TIME→ 9:00

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InitializingThere are two initializing available; all contents on the diskincluding picture information and setups, or only setups.

Initializing All Contents & Setups

Warning! The following are irrevocable procedures. Westrongly recommend that you copy important picturesfrom the hard disk to CF cards before initializing.

1. Open the SYSTEM INFORMATION window, then movethe cursor to DEFAULT.

2. Press the JogDial to move the cursor to SET.

3. Press the JogDial.

4. Select either YES or NO with the JogDial.

YES: Initializing the setups is enabled

5. Press the JogDial.SET DONE appears on the monitor after initializing.

6. Press the [SETUP/ESC] button.The cursor moves to DEFAULT.

7. Hold down the [SETUP/ESC] button for 2 seconds toquit the setup.

1. Press the [ STOP] [ESC] button to stop recording orplayback.

2. Turn off the power.

3. Set the MODE switch #1 through #4 as follows on therear panel.

#1: ON#2: OFF#3: OFF#4: ON

4. Turn on the power.The contents on the disk and setups are initialized.

5. Turn off the power, and return the MODE switches tothe previous positions.

Initializing Setups

MODE

ON

ON

OFF

1 2 3 4 5 6

NOW FORMATTING HDD

SYSTEM INFORMATION

HDD HOUR METER 1000HHDD CAPACITY 27.95GBDEFAULT→ SET→

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WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU Clock Setup

001 CLOCK>Set the internal timer to the present time and date.The default value is “JAN 1.00 0:00”.1. Hold down the [SETUP/ESC] button for 2 seconds to

display the setup menu on the monitor.

2. Move the cursor on the monitor to CLOCK with [] or[] button. The selected item appears also on the LCDwith item number (001 for this case), and parameters(JAN 1.00 0:00, month-day-year and time) in the sec-ond line.

3. Move the cursor to the right by pressing the JogDial.The cursor highlights the item position (month digits).

4. Select the appropriate parameter (month) by rotatingthe JogDial.

5. Repeat above steps 3 and 4 to set day, year and time.

6. Press the [SETUP/ESC] button.

7. Hold down the [SETUP/ESC] button for 2 seconds toquit the setup.

Note: Beside the JogDial the [] and [] buttons are alsoavailable to move the cursor for setting time and date.

Time & Date Type002 TIME & DATE TYPE

Select the time system from among the twenty-four-hour orAM-PM system. A or P follows the time, 7:00 A for instance,when AM-PM system is selected. Display style on the monitor can be also selected fromeither TYPE 1 and TYPE 2 as shown.DISPLAY SELECT STOP PLAY REC

PUSH– PAUSE SET

ALARM SEARCH STEP REW/FFMODE SELECT

/ /

/ /SETUP/ESC

LCD CONTRAST


1, 6, 7

2

3, 4

TIME&DATE POSI.R-LOWERSTATUS DISP. ONSTATUS POSI. R-LOWERHDD FULL 99%

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Move the cursor to TIME & DATE with [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the parameter with the JogDial. The default valueis TYPE1 24H.

TYPE1 24H: Time & date are displayed in one line with24 hour system.

TYPE1 12H: Time & date are displayed in one line withAM-PM system.

TYPE2 24H: Time & date are displayed in two lines with24 hour system.

TYPE2 12H: Time & date are displayed in two lines withAM-PM system.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU


WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU


DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

WJ-HD100 SETUP MENU

CLOCK→ JAN 1.00 7:07TIME&DATE TYPE1 24HTIME&DATE DISP.ONTIME&DATE POSI.R-LOWER

JAN 1.00 7:07:00

JAN 1.007:07:00

TYPE1

TYPE2

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Time & Date Display003 TIME & DATE DISP

Select On or OFF to show or hide the time and date displayon the monitor. The LCD will not be influenced by thisselection.

1. Move the cursor to TIME & DATE DISP. with [] or []button.

2. Select either ON or OFF with the JogDial. The defaultvalue is ON.

ON: Shows time and date on the monitor.OFF: Hides time and date.

Time & Date Position004 TIME & DATE POSI.

Select desired position to show the time and date displayon the monitor from among 6 position (including OFF). TheLCD will not be influenced by this selection.

1. Move the cursor to TIME & DATE POSI. with [] or []button.

2. Select the desired position with the JogDial. The defaultvalue is R-LOWER.

L-UPPER: Displays them on the left upper corner.R-UPPER: Displays them on the right upper corner.CENTER: Displays them in the right center.L-LOWER: Displays them on the left lower corner.R-LOWER: Displays them on the right lower corner.OFF: Time & date display is disabled.

Status Display 005 STATUS DISP

Select On or OFF to show or hide the status display on themonitor. The LCD will not be influenced by this selection.

1. Move the cursor to STATUS DISP with [] or [] button.

2. Select the either ON or OFF with the JogDial. Thedefault value is ON.

ON: Shows the operating status on the monitor.OFF: Hides the status.

Status Position 006 STATUS POSI

Select desired position to show the status display on themonitor from among 6 positions (including OFF). The LCDwill not be influenced by this selection. The status displayappears right under the time and date display when bothselected the same display position.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

JAN 7.00 7:07:00 JAN 7.00 7:07:00

JAN 7.00 7:07:00 JAN 7.00 7:07:00

L-UPPER

L-LOWER

R-UPPER

CENTER

R-LOWER

JAN 7.00 7:07:00

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

PLAY PLAY

PLAY PLAY

L-UPPER

L-LOWER

R-UPPER

R-LOWER

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1. Move the cursor to STATUS POSI. with [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the desired position with the JogDial. The defaultvalue is R-LOWER.

L-UPPER: Displays the status on the left upper corner.R-UPPER: Displays it on the right upper corner.CENTER: Displays it in the right center.L-LOWER: Displays it on the left lower corner.R-LOWER: Displays it on the right lower corner.OFF: Status display is disabled.

HDD FULL Selection 007 HDD FULL

Set the disk capacity from 1 % to 99 % to warn the operatorthat the available capacity is nearing to the end. There aretwo warning steps. The earlier one is that the FULL indica-tor on the front panel blinks when the remaining diskcapacity is lowered to the preset value. The final one is thatthe buzzer beeps when the disk comes to the full if theDISK END BUZZER is set to ON in the REC SETUP. TheFULL indicator will light.

1. Move the cursor to HDD FULL with [] or [] button.

2. Select the desired value with the JogDial. The defaultvalue is 1 %.

1 % to 99 %: The FULL indicator blinks when theremaining disk capacity comes to the selectedvalue.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST


DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

SYSTEM SETUP Quick Play Mode Selection

101 FWD/REW MODEPicture search is roughly available while quickly playing for-ward or backward. The playback picture rate displayed onthe monitor is set to SKIP or SKIP & PLAY on the SYSTEMSETUP window. Playback sequence for each is shownbelow.

SKIP

SKIP

HARD DISK

PLAY(1Field)

SKIP SKIPPLAY

(1Field)

SKIP

SKIP&PLAY

PLAY(32Field)

SKIP SKIPPLAY

(32Field)

SYSTEM SETUP


1. Hold down the [SETUP/ESC] button for 2 seconds todisplay the setup menu on the monitor.

2. Press the down [] button repeatedly until the SYSTEMSETUP window appears. (Pressing the up [] or down[] button repeatedly will transfer the windows.)

3. Move the cursor to FWD/REW MODE with the up []and down [] buttons.

4. Rotate the JogDial to select the desired parameter, thenpress the JogDial. The default value is SKIP & PLAY.

[SKIP]: One field still picture is picked up and dis-played on the monitor. This is quicker than skip andplay.

[SKIP & PLAY]: A series of 32-field pictures is playedback and displayed.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

5. Press the [SETUP/ESC] button for 2 seconds to quitsetup.


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Password Setup102 PASSWORD LOCK

A 5-digit password is entered to protect all settings, record-ed pictures, and operating status, or only settings fromunauthorized access. While the LOCK indicator lights onthe front panel, the LCD warns the unauthorized operatorby displaying “Now Key locked!”, and the buzzer beeps ifaccessed.

OPERATE

TIMER HDD

ALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVING

FULL

LOCK

MEMORY CARD DISP

LCD

Lights while the buttons are locked.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

SYSTEM SETUP


DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Move the cursor to PASSWORD LOCK with the up []and down [] buttons.

2. Select either ON or OFF with the JogDial. The default value is OFF.

ON: Buttons are protected by entered password frommisoperation and tampering. The recorder entersthe button lock mode when no button or JogDial isoperated for five minutes as long as ON is selected.

OFF: No protection is applied except when eneblingthe button lock with the LCD button described in theright column of this page.

Note: Select OFF when you need not the lock mode.The recorder enters the button lock mode when nobutton or JogDial is operated for five minutes aslong as ON is selected.

3. Move the cursor to ALL or OPERATE with the up [] ordown [] button.

ALL: Both normal operations and setup operations areallowed.

OPERATE: Normal operations are allowed.

4. Press the JogDial.The preset password appears. The default value is setto “12345” for both ALL and OPERATE.

5. Select a number with the JogDial, then press it.The cursor moves to the right a digit.

6. Repeat step 6 and 7 above until all digits are entered.

7. Press the [SETUP/ESC] button to confirm the enteredpassword. Go back to step 3 when OPERATE pass-word is not set yet.

Setting Buzzer ON/OFF105 KEYLOCK BUZZER

1. Move the cursor to KEYLOCK BUZZER with the up []and down [] buttons.

2. Rotate the JogDial to select ON or OFF, then press theJogDial. The default value is OFF.

ON: Buzzer beeps when unauthorized access takesplace.

OFF: Buzzer does not sound.

SYSTEM SETUP


DISPLAY SELECT

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Reset Pulse Polarity 106 RESET PULSEThe polarity of the alarm reset pulse is selected in theSYSTEM SETUP window.The reset pulse is supplied from the external devicewith high or low active signal form to the RESET termi-nal on the rear panel.

1. Open the system setup window, then move the cursorto RESET PULSE with the up [] or down [] button.

2. Select either HIGH or LOW with the JogDial. The defaultvalue is HIGH.

HIGH: Stands for high-active. The recorder stops alarmrecording when a positive pulse is supplied.

LOW: Stands for low-active.

Time Adjusting107 TIME ADJUSTING

The IN and OUT terminals are provided with the TIMEADJUST terminal board on the rear panel. The master unitsupplies the calibration signal to the slaves. This will beconvenient when more than one unit operate in the system.Make certain to connect relevant IN and OUT terminalstogether.

1. Move the cursor to TIME ADJUSTING with the [] or[] button.

2. Select either MASTER or SLAVE with the JogDial. Thedefault value is SLAVE.

SYSTEM SETUP


MASTER: The unit supplies the calibration to the slaveunits.

SLAVE: The internal timer of the unit slaves to the mas-ter.

Set Time108 SET TIME

Adjust the hour digits of the internal timer with this setup.The minute digits are adjusted in the CLOCK setup of theWJ-HD100 SETUP MENU.

1. Move the cursor to SET TIME with the [] or [] button.

2. Select the desired time (00:00 to 23:00) with theJogDial.

3. Press the JogDial.

SYSTEM SETUP


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REC SETUPPicture quality and frame rate are selected as a set or indi-vidually.

Recording Mode 201 REC MODE

Select desired recording mode from among 5 basicoptions; super fine (SF, level 10), fine (FQ, level 8), normal(NQ, level 7), extended long time use (EX, level 5) andoptional (SP). In combination with or without audio (A)recording the mode doubles as listed below. The recordingmode selection determines the remained available time anddisplays the time length on the monitor and on the LCD.In the SP mode the recording field rate ranging from 0.1 to15 per second and the picture quality from level 1 to 10 arevariables to be set optionally. The available time is figuredout and displayed depending on the selection. “xxx” in thetable will be replaced with calculated available time afterselection.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Move the cursor to REC MODE with the [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the desired mode with the JogDial. The default value is SF-12H.

1. Move the cursor to REC QUALITY with the [] or []button.

2. Select the desired quality (from level 1 to 10) with theJogDial. The default value is level 10.

Recording Field Rate 202 REC RATE

The field rate setting is available, number of fields per sec-ond, when SP is selected. As the more field rate is select-ed, the more information will be contained.

1. Move the cursor to REC RATE with the [] or [] button.

2. Select the desired rate (from 0.1 fps to 15 fps) with theJogDial. The default value is 15 fps.

Recording Quality 203 REC QUALITY

The quality selection is available from 10 levels when SP isselected. The greater the level number is, the better thepicture quality will be.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

REC SETUP




DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

Remained available time Total available recording time

The xxx will be replaced with any of time length; 12, 18, 24,48, 72, 96, 120, 170, 180, 240, 480, 960 hours according tocalculation.Press the LCD button upward or downward to toggle theLCD display between [201 REC MODE] and [RECTIMEINFO.]. Available remaining time and total time appear onthe LCD .

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

REC MODE SP- 12H REC RATE 15FPS REC QUALITY 10(1-10)

REC MODE SP- 12H REC RATE 15FPS REC QUALITY 10(1-10)

Rec Mode Quality Audio Record NoteSF-xxxH Super Fine (10) N/A

Frame rate, qualityselected optionally

Frame rate, qualityselected optionally

N/AN/AN/A

N/A

AvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable

Fine (8)Normal (7)Long time (5)

Optional setup

Super Fine (10)Fine (8)Normal (7)Long time (5)

FQ-xxxHNQ-xxxHEX-xxxH

SP-xxxH

AvailableOptional setupSP-AxxxH

SF-AxxxHFQ-AxxxHNQ-AxxxHEX-AxxxH

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Disk End Mode Setup204 DISK END MODE

For the time that the available recording space on the disk comes to the end, there are 4 options in this setting; [STOP], [CON-TINUE], [ALM CONTINUE] and [SERIES]. See illustration for each sequence.

DISK ENDDISK START

DISK ENDDISK START

DISK ENDDISK START

DISK ENDDISK START

Reset [STOP]

DISK ENDDISK START

DISK ENDDISK START

Overwritten automatically

Alarm occurrence

REC only ALM picture

StopREC

StopREC

RestartREC

[STOP]

[CONTINUE]

[ALM CONTINUE]

Recording is continued on the start of the next disk recorder

Loop recording available when connected

DISK ENDDISK START

Disk #1

DISK ENDDISK START

Disk #2

DISK STARTDISK END

Disk #3

DISK STARTDISK END

Disk #n (up to #16)

[SERIES]

Notes:• Set the DISK END MODE to SERIES when connecting more than one WJ-HD100.• Press the [ STOP] button on the desired Disk Recorder when FULL indicators on all the Disk Recorders are lit to specify

the recorder. This lets the designated recorder start recording, and the FULL indicator on the recorder turns off.

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1. Move the cursor to DISK END MODE with the up []and down [] buttons.

2. Rotate the JogDial to select the desired parameter, thenpress the JogDial. The default value is STOP.

[STOP]: Stops recording until other than [STOP] is setin this setting.

[CONTINUE]: New picture overwrites from the diskstart.

[ALM CONTINUE]: Stops recording while no alarmarises. Alarm recording overwrites from the diskstart when an alarm arises.

[SERIES]: New picture is recorded on the next diskstart until the disk end comes when series connec-tion is applied. In loop connection new recordingcontinues to overwrite.

Disk End Buzzer Setup205 DISK END BUZZER

The buzzer can be set to beep when the available diskspace comes to the specific volume. The volume is set to 1through 99 % in the setup window.

1. Move the cursor to DISK END BUZZER with the up []and down [] buttons.

2. Rotate the JogDial to select the desired parameter, thenpress the JogDial. The default value is ON.

1. Move the cursor to EXT REC MODE with the [] or []button.

2. Select the desired mode with the JogDial. Refer to pageNN for the recording mode parameters. The defaultvalue is SF-12H.

[ON]: Enables the buzzer beep at the end of diskspace (0 %).

[OFF]: Disables the buzzer beep.

Jog click Terminal Definition206 JOG/EXT REC

The JOG CLICK terminal on the rear panel is connectedwith an external switch. The switch is used in either way toclick the JogDial remotely or to apply the preset mode formanual recording.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

JOG/EXT REC JOG CLICK EXT REC MODE SF- 12H

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

JOG/EXT REC JOG CLICK EXT REC MODE SF- 12H

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Move the cursor to the desired item with [] and []buttons.

2. Select the appropriate parameter by rotating theJogDial, then press it.

JOG CLICK: Switching on performs as if the JogDial ispressed.

EXT REC: The preset EXT REC mode is applied whilethe switch is turned on.

External Recording Mode207 EXT REC MODE

Select the mode for the manual recording when JOG/EXTREC is set to EXT REC.

REC SETUP




REC SETUP



JOG/ EXT REC JOG CLICK REC MODE SF- 12H

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ALARM SETUP The digital disk recorder accepts an alarm signal suppliedfrom the connected device such as camera or camera siteequipment. The recorder also generates an alarm signal byitself when the preset motion detection activates. Any of alarm signals lets the alarm recording start with thepreset recording mode, field rate and picture quality. The alarm recording stops when the preset duration elaps-es, the [ STOP] [SETUP/ESC] button is pressed on thefront panel, or the alarm reset is supplied from the connect-ed device. The recorder supplies alarm recovery out signalon the rear panel.

Alarm Recording Mode301 REC MODE

This setting specifies the recording mode applied exclu-sively to the post-sequence of the alarm input. The settingprocedures and available parameters are the same as theREC SETUP described before.


Alarm Recording Duration304 DURATION

This setting specifies the recording time length after thealarm input. Recording is not carried out when OFF isselected.

1. Move the cursor to DURATION with the [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the desired time length with the JogDial. The default value is 10 seconds.

10 S: 10 seconds, Default20 S: 20 seconds30 S: 30 seconds1 M: 1 minute2 M: 2 minutes3 M: 3 minutes6 M: 6 minutesMANUAL: Recording continues until the alarm input

goes out. It continues at least for 10 seconds even ifthe alarm input turns off earlier.

CONTINUE: Recording continues until the stop buttonon the front panel is pressed.

OFF: Neither recording picture nor logging alarm histo-ry is carried out.

Alarm Buzzer

305 ALARM BUZZER

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Move the cursor to ALARM BUZZER with the up []and down [] buttons.

ALARM SETUP




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2. Rotate the JogDial to select ON or OFF, then press theJogDial.

ON: Buzzer beeps while alarm is active.OFF: Buzzer does not beep.

Motion Detector Setup306 VMD SETUP

VDM stands for Video Motion Detector that senses thechanges of video signals in the preset area, and suppliesalarm output. Once the change is detected the recorderstarts recording. The sensitivity setting and area setting fordetection are made on this window.

1. Move the cursor to VMD AREA SETUP with the up []and down [] buttons.

2. Rotate the JogDial to select the desired parameter, thenpress the JogDial. The default is OFF.

[LOW ↵ ]: VMD is enabled with low sensitivity.[MID ↵ ]: VMD is enabled with mid sensitivity.[HIGH ↵ ]: VMD is enabled with high sensitivity.[OFF]: Motion detection is disabled.

The area setup window appears with an asterisk whenother than OFF is selected. The asterisk represents theup-left or bottom-right of the detection area. The divi-sion lines are not displayed actually on the monitor.

Notes: • VMD should be used with an ordinary camera input to

the unit. Select [OFF] to avoid useless VMD when avideo multiplexer or combination camera supplies theinput to the unit.

• Place the date and status display to the other positionthan the motion detection area on the monitor.Otherwise the date and status display may mislead themotion detector.

• Set the ALARM SUSPEND to ON with the LCD buttonwhen VMD is unneccessarily activated during the VMDsetup.

3. Set the up-left end of the detection area. Move theasterisk to the left or right with the JogDial, and up ordown by pressing the up [] and down [] buttons.

4. Press the JogDial to enter the up-left end. The asteriskposition is highlighted.

5. Set the bottom-right end of the detection area as sameoperations as step 3 and 4 above.

6. Press the JogDial. The area is highlighted.Up to 4 areas are set even they overlap in part together.Repeat from step 3 to 6 when more areas are set.To cancel the entered area, move the cursor to the up-left end of the area, then press the JogDial.

PUSH • PAUSE/ /

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INTERNAL TIMER RECReservations for recording are made in the INTERNALTIMER REC window on a weekly or daily basis. The TIMERindicator lights on the front panel after the reservation.

OPERATE

TIMER HDD

ALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVING

FULL

LOCK

MEMORY CARD DISP

LCD

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

On the window, column titles are as follows.

TIMER: Stands for timer ON/OFF to the day of a weekor to the daily schedule. The default value is OFF.

START: Stands for the start time of recording.END: Stands for the end time of recording.T-M: Stands for available Time and recording Mode.

The left end characters on each line represent as follows.S: SundayM: MondayT: TuesdayW: WednesdayT: ThursdayF: FridayS: SaturdayD: Daily

3. Press the [SETUP/ESC] button to return the cursor tothe TIMER position.

Trace step 1,2 and 3 above until every relevant day is set.

Making Reservations1. Move the cursor to the desired day line with the [] and

[] buttons.Move the cursor to the D (bottom) line when the dailybasis reservation is made.

2. Select an appropriate parameter (either ON or OFF forthe first time) with the JogDial, then press it.The cursor moves to the next item position. Repeat thesame step to set START time, END time and recordingmode setting.

INTERNAL TIMER REC


TIMER START END T-MS ON→ 8:00 8:20 SF-A 12M OFF

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COMMUNICATION SETUPCommunication parameters are set corresponding to theconnected devices and system configurations as follows.

Protocol 501 PROTOCOL

1. Move the cursor to PROTOCOL with the [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the suitable protocol with the JogDial. The default value is PS •DATA.

PS . DATA: Select when the communication chain oper-ates PS •DATA protocol.

VCR: Select when other than PS •DATA is used.

Unit Address 502 UNIT ADDRESS

The unit address is set either way by this setup on the mon-itor or by the DIP switch on the rear panel. Address setupby the DIP switch has the first priority over this setup. Makecertain to set the DIP switch #1 through #4 to OFF whensetting unit address on the monitor.

1. Move the cursor to UNIT ADDRESS with the [] or []button.

2. Select the address with the JogDial. The default value is 1.

From 1 to 96: Set an address unique in the chain.

Baud Rate 503 BAUD RATE

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Move the cursor to BAUD RATE with the [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the rate with the JogDial. The default value is 9 600 bit per second.

4800: 4 800 bps9600: 9 600 bps

19200: 19 200 bps

Data Bit 504 DATA BIT

1. Move the cursor to DATA BIT with the [] or [] button.

2. Select the bit length with the JogDial. The default value is 8 bit.

7: 7 bit 8: 8 bit, when PS •DATA is selected for the protocol this

will be 8.

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

UNIT ADDRESS 1BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8PARITY CHECK NONESTOP BIT 1

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8PARITY CHECK NONESTOP BIT 1WAIT TIME OFF

COMMUNICATION SETUP

PROTOCOL PS•DATAUNIT ADDRESS 1BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8PARITY CHECK NONESTOP BIT 1WAIT TIME OFF

PROTOCOL PS.DATAUNIT ADDRESS 1BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8PARITY CHECK NONESTOP BIT 1

PROTOCOL PS•DATAUNIT ADDRESS 1BAUD RATE 9600DATA BIT 8

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Parity Check 505 PARITY CHECK

1. Move the cursor to PARITY CHECK with the [] or []button.

2. Select the check mode with the JogDial. The default value is NONE.

NONE: No parity checkEVEN: Even parityODD: Odd parity

Stop Bit 506 STOP BIT

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DATA BIT 8PARITY CHECK NONESTOP BIT 1WAIT TIME OFF

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST


1. Move the cursor to STOP BIT with the [] or [] button.

2. Select the bit length with the JogDial. The default value is 1.

1: 1 bit2: 2 bits

On the window HDD HOUR METER shows how many hoursthe digital hard disk recorder has been operated inPlayback, Recording and Idle. The built-in HDD needsreplacement when the hour meter reads around 30 000 H. HDD CAPACITY indicates the total capacity of the built inhard disk.DEFAULT enables the digital hard disk recorder to initializeall setups back to the default value. See page 18 fordetails.

Wait Time 507 WAIT TIME

1. Move the cursor to WAIT TIME with the [] or [] but-ton.

2. Select the time length with the JogDial. The defaultvalue is OFF.

OFF : Retransmission is disabled100 MS: 100 m seconds200 MS: 200 m seconds1 S : 1 second

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The unit retransmits data after waiting the specific time ifthere is no response from the receiver. The default value isOFF.

SYSTEM INFORMATION

HDD HOUR METER 1000HHDD CAPACITY 27.95GBDEFAULT→ SET→

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Password Verification

Pause/Playback Skip Playback

Backward

Forward

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Stop Recording (Capacity) Recording (Mode)

Upward or downward

Any button is pressed while being locked

To the left or right The center

Alarm Recording

Press the LCD button respectively to transfer the display.

[ ]

LCD Displays & Transition (while operating)There are about 30 LCD screens provided for operating the WJ-HD100 as shown below with transitions. The uppermost LCDscreens appear when the respective buttons are pressed on the front panel; for example the [ STOP], [ REC] or [B PLAY]button; or alarm recording is triggered by activation of the connected sensor or built-in VMD (Video Motion Detector).

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Recording Manual RecordingRecording is available except while the setup is being car-ried out. The supplied video to the input terminal is record-ed with the preset parameters in the REC SETUP; recordingmode, frame rate and picture quality.

Internal timer recording begins when the reserved start timecomes, and continues until the reserved end time comes.The reservations are made in the INTERNAL TIMER RECmenu (page 29).

1. Press the LCD button downward to display [Timer REC]on the LCD, then press the center of the button.

2. Press the left or right button to select [INT] or [OFF],then press the center of the button. The default value isOFF.

[OFF]: Reservations are not carried out, but are stillregistered.

1. Press the [ REC] button to start recording.2. Press the [ STOP] button to quit recording.

Press the LCD button to the left or right to toggle the dis-play between the recording mode and available diskcapacity. The displays are changed on both LCD and themonitor while recording.

Internal Timer Recording

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LCD CONTRAST

For power-on recording select [EXT] in the above procedureswith the LCD button. This enables the unit to start recordingevery day at the specific time with use of the timer switch thatcontrols the AC mains supplied to the unit. Make certain tokeep the POWER switch on the rear of the unit set to ON.

Note: When [EXT] is selected for power-on recording, thereservation recording is disabled.

Alarm Recording

Power-on Recording

Alarm recording starts when the externally connected sen-sor is turned on, or the built-in VMD (Video Motion Detector)is activated.

OPERATE

TIMER HDD

ALARMSUSPEND

DAYLIGHTSAVING

FULL

LOCK



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Timer Switch

AC Mains

OPERATE

TIMER HDD

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[INT]: The internal timer triggers the reservation record-ings when the times come.

[EXT]: Enables the power-on recording with use of anexternal timer switch.

Note: The reservation recording will interrupt playback,then will start when the time comes.

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The recording stops depending on the setup in the ALARMSETUP menu as follows.

• Elapsing the preset duration stops recording whenDURATION is selected.

• Turning the alarm input to inactive stops recordingwhen MANUAL is selected.

• Pressing the [ STOP] button stops recording whenCONTINUE is selected.

You may need to press the [ STOP] button on the frontpanel to stop alarm recording as the case may be.DURATION and VMD are preset in the ALARM SETUPmenu (page 27).

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3 1 2

1. Press the [B PLAY] button to start playing back.

2. Press the JogDial [ PAUSE] to pause and to restartplayback.

3. Press the [ STOP] button to stop playback.

Skip PlaybackPicture search is roughly available while quickly playing for-ward or backward. The playback picture rate displayed onthe monitor is set to SKIP or SKIP & PLAY on the SYSTEMSETUP window. Playback sequence for each is shownbelow.

SKIP

SKIP

HARD DISK

PLAY(1Field)

SKIP SKIPPLAY

(1Field)

SKIP

SKIP&PLAY

PLAY(32Field)

SKIP SKIPPLAY

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2

3


2. Press the [REW/FF] [1/2] button to start skip play-back. The LED lights.

3. Rotate the JogDial clockwise to descend records (FF)or counter-clockwise (REW) to ascend. The more turn-ing you rotate the JogDial, the faster the picture willchange.


Note: The SKIP playback may not perform perfectly

when a video multiplexer is installed in the system.

Step PlaybackThe desired still picture is searched minutely by displayingfield by field.


2. Press the [STEP] [A / B] button to start step playback.The LED lights.

3. Rotate the JogDial clockwise to descend a frame tolater one or counter-clockwise to ascend it to the olderone.


Note: Alarm recording may interrupt any of playback

modes. Set the ALARM SUSPEND to ON with the

LCD button if allowed. See page 38 for details.

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DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

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4

3

1. Press the LCD button downward to display [T&DSearch DISP.].

2. Press the LCD button center.Time and date appear both on the LCD and monitor.

3. Select an appropriate parameter (month for the first)with the JogDial or the LCD button.

4. Press the up [] button or the LCD button to the right.The cursor on the monitor moves to the next digits.

5. Repeat above step 3 and 4 for day, year, time, minuteand second.

6. Press the [B PLAY] button. The record with specified date and time is played back.

Notes: • The closest record will start playing back if the

specified date and time were not found in therecords.

• Time & date search is disabled while recording.

Alarm Record Search

1. Press the [B PLAY] button.

2. Press the [ALARM SEARCH] button. The LED lights.

3. Rotate the JogDial one click (not many) to the left orright.

Time & Date SearchThe picture record specified time and date is played back.

1. Press the [B PLAY] button.

2. Press the [REW/FF] [1/2] button, then rotate theJogDial counter-clockwise (clockwise).The LED lights, and REW (FF) mode starts.

3. Press the JogDial for 2 seconds.The oldest (latest) record is retrieved.

4. Press the [B PLAY] button.The oldest (latest) record starts playing back.

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2 2, 3

Alarm records are searched while viewing them on themonitor as follows.

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T: Alarm terminal was activatedV: VMD was activatedAsterisk *: Corresponding alarm picture is recorded on

the diskNo asterisk: Only the alarm event is registered without

picture record

The displayed alarm picture descends or ascends onerecord in the alarm records. Repeat until the desiredalarm picture appears on the monitor.

4. Press the [B PLAY] button to play it back.

Note: Make certain to rotate the JogDial with one clickat a time.

Alarm History Search

ALARM RECALL 1 OF 10NO DATE TIME ALM99 JUN 9.00 00:00:00 * T98 JUN 1.00 02:34:56 T97 JUN 1.00 01:10:01 * V96 MAY31.00 23:34:45 V95 MAY30.00 02:00:20 * T94 MAY14.00 05:30:31 * T93 MAY 7.00 23:00:59 T92 MAY 6.00 22:05:50 V91 APR14.00 23:00:59 * T90 APR14.00 16:06:34 * V



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1. Press the [STOP] button.

2. Press the LCD button downward to display the dateand time on the LCD.

3. Hold down the LCD button center for 2 seconds.The monitor displays ALARM RECALL while the high-lighted line on the monitor is also displayed on the LCD.

4. Select the desired alarm event by rotating the JogDial,or pressing the up [] and down [] buttons.

5. Press the [B PLAY] button. The searched picture isplayed back.

6. Press the [STOP] button to stop playback.The ALARM RECALL appears on the monitor.

7. Hold down the LCD button center for 2 seconds to quitalarm history search.

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Operating Alarm Suspending Alarm InputThis may be convenient to be used during setup procedures or when you need not alarm recording. If this is set to ON, thealarm input is ignored and the recorder performs as follows.

• The alarm event will be logged in the history.• The recorder does not enter alarm recording• The recorder does not sound buzzer• The ALARM SUSPEND indicator lights.

1. Press the LCD button downward to display [Alarm Suspend] on the LCD.

2. Select either ON or OFF bypressing the LCD button tothe left or right.

ON: Alarm input is suspend-ed.

OFF: Suspension is reset.

Alarm History SearchAlarm history is listed in chronological order with eventnumber, date, time, availability of recorded picture, and theactivation source on the monitor.

• To browse history1. Hold down the LCD button center for 2 seconds.

The monitor displays ALARM RECALL while thehighlighted line on the monitor is also displayed onthe LCD.

2. Rotate the JogDial to scroll up or down the list.3. Hold down the LCD button center for 2 seconds to

go back to the previous status.

• To search for playback1. Select the desired alarm event by rotating the

JogDial.2. Press the [B PLAY] button to play back the record-

ed picture. The LED lights. The ALARM RECALLdisappears.

3. Press the [STOP] button to stop playback.The ALARM RECALL appears on the monitor.

4. Hold down the LCD button center for 2 seconds toquit alarm history search.

• To erase the stored history1. Move the cursor to “PUSH JOG→DATA CLEAR”,

then press the JogDial.All alarm event records on the list are erased.Note: You can access to the pictures recorded on

the disk by time & date search after the erasure.

Note: There may be cases that the displayed asterisk* onthe alarm history does not stand for the correspondingrecorded picture, because of overwriting. This happenssometimes when the DISK END MODE is set to CON-TINUE.

T: Alarm terminal was activatedV: VMD was activatedAsterisk *: Corresponding alarm picture is recorded on

the diskNo asterisk: No picture is available.

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TIMER HDD

ALARMSUSPEND

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2 (left or right)

1 (downward)

Lights while suspending the alarm.

ALARM RECALL 1 OF 10NO DATE TIME ALM99 JUN 9.00 00:00:00 * T98 JUN 1.00 02:34:56 T97 JUN 1.00 01:10:01 * V96 MAY31.00 23:34:45 V95 MAY30.00 02:00:20 * T94 MAY14.00 05:30:31 * T93 MAY 7.00 23:00:59 T92 MAY 6.00 22:05:50 V91 APR14.00 23:00:59 * T90 APR14.00 16:06:34 * V

ALARM RECALL 10 OF 10NO DATE TIME ALM 4 FEB20.00 00:00:00 * T 3 FEB11.00 02:34:56 T 2 JAN15.00 01:10:01 * V 1 JAN 1.00 23:34:45 V PUSH JOG→ DATA CLEAR

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Resetting AlarmThe activated alarm is reset by any of inputs below.

• The preset duration elapses.• The [ STOP] button is pressed on the front panel.• The alarm reset is supplied from the connected device.

After the reset the recorder changes status as follows. • The recorder stops alarm recording.• Buzzer stops beeping when applied.• The recorder supplies alarm recovery signal on the rear

panel.• Alarm Out signal on the rear panel is reset.

Copy to CompactFlash CardThe recorded pictures on the hard disk are copied to a CFcard for browsing purpose on the personal computer. Theavailable picture quantity depends on the card capacityand recorded picture quality.The following cards are proved to be usable through thePanasonic’s testing.

Manufacturer Capacity (in MB)SanDisk 32, 48, 64, 96, 128, 160, 192

1. Place a CF card.1-1 Open the card lid. 1-2 Place a CF card into the slot.

The card must be formatted suitable to Windows 95or Windows 98.

1-3 Make certain to push the lever to the right afterinserting the card.

2. Display the desired picture on the monitor.Refer to Skip Playback and Step Playback on page 35for search operations.

3. Press the JogDial to freeze the picture.

4. Press the LCD button downward to display [Copy ToCard].

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“Finished !” appears on the LCD when the copy ends.

Replace with a new card when “Data Full” appears onthe LCD, then repeat step 6.

7. Pull the card out from the slot as follows.

7-1 Pull out the lever in front.7-2 Press the lever.

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5. Press the LCD button to the left or right to specify thethe number of copying pictures.

1: The frozen picture displayed on the monitor is copiedto the card.

8: 8 pictures are copied.16: 16 pictures are copied.32: 32 pictures are copied.48: 48 pictures are copied.ENDLESS: Pictures are copied until the card is full.

6. Press the JogDial for 2 seconds to start copying.

The monitor displays the picture that is being copiedwhile the LCD indicates “Now Copying Data”.

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Folders and FilesA folder is created on the card with a name of 6-digitnumbers; 000001, 000002 and so forth; every time theCOPY TO CARD operation is implemented. A foldercontains files having the extensions of [.jpg] and [.htm] asshown below.

HD100: Root directory of the card

000001: Folder name

000001.jpg to 000003.jpg: Copied picture files. The

number of pictures is specified by the LCD button

operation.

Blue.jpg: A JPEG file to display dummy screen

when no picture is selected.

Index.htm: An HTML file to display thumbnails.

Play.htm: An HTML file to display copied pictures

in order.

000002: Folder name

Notes:• Avoid overwriting!

Save the data to another device before inserting apre-used card into the WJ-HD100. The WJ-HD100overwrites a pre-exist folder and its contents on thecard if its name is, 000001 or 000002 for instance,the same as of that the HD100 is to give to the fold-er.

• Field deviations may take place between the dis-played pictures on the monitor and the recordedones on the card. This is sometime observed whenthe video multiplexer is installed in the system

• Use a browser software on the personal computerapplicable to HTML version 4.0 or later.

HD100

000001.jpg000001

000002

000002.jpg

000003.jpg

Blue.jpg

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1. Select a figure you entered before with the JogDialwhile listening to the number of beeping because thefigure is protected from being exposed on the LCD ormonitor. The rules are as follows.

• “0” is invisible but the initial value.• [beep] [beep] stands for “2” when the JogDial is

turned clockwise.• After that point, [beep] [beep] stands for “0” when

the JogDial is turned counter-clockwise.• Further turning of counter-clockwise over “0”, or of

clockwise from “9” will lead neither effect nor beep.

2. Press the JogDial to move the cursor to the next digit.

3. Repeat step 1 and 2 for remaining digits.The recorder allows you operate the front panel if theproper password is entered until elapsing 5 minuteswithout operating any of buttons.

Lock/Unlock Buttons Password VerificationThe password inquiry is displayed on the LCD and on themonitor when any of locked buttons is pressed.

Try again when Password Error appears on the LCD, orpress the LCD button to quit the verification.

PASSWORD /-----

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DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

• • • • •

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DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

DISPLAY SELECT

LCD CONTRAST

1. Press the LCD button downward to display [Key Lock]on the LCD.

2. Press the LCD button to the left or right to display " PUSH [DISPLAY]" on the LCD, then press the LCDbutton center.The button lock is implemented with above procedures.

Note: Select OFF for PASSWORD LOCK if you need notto let the recorder re-enter the button lock modeafter five minutes of no operation. See page 22 fordetails on PASSWORD LOCK.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Different pictures are copied on theCompactFlash card from ones dis-played on the monitor

The monitor receives the multiscreen-

out signal from the video multiplexer

The WJ-HD100 does not record non-

interlace video

This may happen when the video multi-

plexer is connected with CAMERA SW

OUT, and the field rate is set to 10 FPS

or faster

VMD does not perform while playing

back

This may happen depending on the

monitor

This may happen depending on the

monitor, WJ-HD100 records up to 234H

per a field

Ventilation is blocked

Cooling fan stops

Connect the video monitor directly with

the WJ-HD100

Set the field rate 7.5 FPS or slower

Stop playback

Adjust the scan size of the video moni-

tor

Remove obstacles placed near ventila-

tion openings and the fan

Contact your dealer for replacement of

the fan

Setup menus supplied from the videomultiplexer can not be recorded

The recorded channel # deviates fromthe original supplied from the videomultiplexer

VMD does not function

T & D or status display is pushed out ofthe display range on the monitor

Playback picture darkens in the bottomportion on the video monitor

Error message appears saying “TEM-PERATURE ERROR SYSTEMSTOPPED”

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SPECIFICATIONS

GeneralRequired Power: AC 120 V 60 HzPower Consumption: 24 WOperating Temperature: +5 °C to +45 °C (41 °F to 113 °F)Dimensions: 420 mm (W) x 44 mm (H) x 350 mm (D), rubber feet exclusive

16-9/16” x 1-3/4” x 13-13/16”Weight: 5.2 kg (2.4 lbs)

InputVideo Input: Composite video or data multiplexed, 1 V [p-p], 75 Ω auto-termination, BNCAudio Input: –10 dBV, 10 kΩ, unbalanced, RCA pinjackAlarm Input: Non-voltage make contact, 100 ms or longer, terminal Alarm Reset Input: Non-voltage make contact, 100 ms or longer, terminalClock Calibration Input: Non-voltage make contact, 100 ms or longer, terminalSeries Recording Input: Non-voltage make contact, 100 ms or longer, terminalAlarm Recall Input: Non-voltage make contact, 100 ms or longer

OutputVideo Output: Looped through, composite video, 1 V [p-p], 75 Ω auto-termination, BNCAudio Output: –10 dBV, 600 Ω, unbalanced, RCA pinjackCamera Switching Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 12 V 100 mA, terminalAlarm Output: Low-active (open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA)/hi-active (DC 12 V, 220 Ω)

switchable, terminal Alarm Recover Output: Low-active (open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA)/hi-active (DC 5 V, 220 Ω)

switchable, terminalRecording Status Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA, terminalPlayback Status Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA, terminalClock Calibration Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA, terminalDisk End Status Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA, terminalAuto OFF Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA, terminalSeries Recording Output: Open-collector, MAX DC 24 V 100 mA, terminal

Serial InterfaceRS-232C: 9-pin D-SubRS-485: PS •Data protocol, Modular-6

Remote Control InREC, PLAY, STOP (SET), FF/REW, STEP, ALM SEARCH, JOG-RIGHT, JOG-LEFT, JOG-CLICK:

Non-voltage make contact, 100 ms or longer, terminal

Alarm FunctionAlarm Buzzer: ON/OFFAlarm Reset: Auto reset/manual resetAlarm Suspension: ON/OFFButton Lock Buzzer: ON/OFF

Standard AccessariesRack Mounting Bracket: 2 pcsFixing Screw (M3x10): 6 pcs

Dimensions and weight are approximate.Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Remote Control From System ControllerA system controller having PS •Data capability can control the WJ-HD100. The table compares operations of the WJ-HD100and of the system controller WV-CU360. Make certain that the protocol selection is set to PS •Data for WJ-HD100.

Item

To Show/Hide SETUPMENU

Setup Item Selection

Parameter Selection

To Cancel ParameterSelection

To Show/Hide AlarmHistory

To Search Alarm Event

Step Playback FWD

Step Playback REW

Fast Forward (FWD)

Pause

Playback

Recording

Rewind (REW)

Stop

Skip Playback FWD

Skip Playback REW

Button Lock OFF

Button Lock ON

WJ-HD100 Note

Button lock is released automatically byopening the setup menu

Operate LCD Button

Operate LCD Button

Operate LCD Button

The top of the latest record will beaccessed

The top of the oldest record will beaccessed

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STEP

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STEP

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REW/FF

/Press JogDial


REW/FF

/

PLAY

REC


REW/FF

/Press JogDial


REW/FF

/

STOPSETUP/ESC

REW/FF

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SETUP

FUNCTION

DOWN

L R

DOWN

L R

UP

L R

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

SETUP

FUNCTION

3 0

SETUP

FUNCTION

3 1

CAM

SET

MON

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Model No. - Intelligent Security...5 PRECAUTIONS • Refer all work related to the installation of this product to qualified service personnel or system installers. • Avoid condensation