Panasonic wj-fs216 Manuale Utente
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5. Camera Selection Button (1...16,
,
,
,
CAMERA/VTR,
D
D
,
C
C
,
A
A
,
B
B
, –, +, SET, STILL
ON)
When the MODE SELECT/CAMERA SELECT switch
is in CAMERA SELECT position, these buttons can
be used to select the desired camera. The LED in
the button lights to indicate the number of the
selected camera.
Except for buttons 4, 5, 6 and 7, the function of
these buttons changes when the MODE SELECT/
CAMERA SELECT switch is set to MODE SELECT
position. The functions of each button are as fol-
lows:
is in CAMERA SELECT position, these buttons can
be used to select the desired camera. The LED in
the button lights to indicate the number of the
selected camera.
Except for buttons 4, 5, 6 and 7, the function of
these buttons changes when the MODE SELECT/
CAMERA SELECT switch is set to MODE SELECT
position. The functions of each button are as fol-
lows:
Button No.1 (
)
When the MULTIPLEX mode is selected, the play-
back picture is displayed as a quad picture.
When the MULTISCR mode is selected, the camera
picture is displayed as a quad picture.
back picture is displayed as a quad picture.
When the MULTISCR mode is selected, the camera
picture is displayed as a quad picture.
Button No.2 (
)
When MULTIPLEX mode is selected, the monitor
screen is divided into nine fields for displaying
playback pictures.
When MULTISCR mode is selected, the screen is
divided into nine fields for displaying camera pic-
tures.
screen is divided into nine fields for displaying
playback pictures.
When MULTISCR mode is selected, the screen is
divided into nine fields for displaying camera pic-
tures.
Button No.3 (
)
When MULTIPLEX mode is selected, the monitor
screen is divided into sixteen fields for displaying
playback pictures.
When MULTISCR mode is selected, the screen is
divided into sixteen fields for displaying camera
pictures.
screen is divided into sixteen fields for displaying
playback pictures.
When MULTISCR mode is selected, the screen is
divided into sixteen fields for displaying camera
pictures.
Button No.8 (CAMERA / VTR)
This button is used to select the camera picture or
playback picture to be displayed on the monitor.
While the playback picture is displayed, the CAM-
ERA/VTR indicator lights to indicate that VTR is
selected.
playback picture to be displayed on the monitor.
While the playback picture is displayed, the CAM-
ERA/VTR indicator lights to indicate that VTR is
selected.
Button No.9 (
D
D
)
Moves the “+” sign (zoom cursor) upward.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Button No.10 (
C
C
)
Moves the “+” sign (zoom cursor) downward.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Button No.11 (
A
A
)
Moves the “+” sign (zoom cursor) to the left.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Button No.12 (
B
B
)
Moves the “+” sign (zoom cursor) to the right.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Use this button to move the cursor on the menu.
Button No.13 (–)
Moves the character selection cursor in reverse
alphabetical order.
alphabetical order.
Button No.14 (+)
Moves the character selection cursor in alphabeti-
cal order.
cal order.
Button No.15 (SET)
This button is used as the SET button in setting pro-
cedures.
cedures.
Button No.16 (STILL ON)
This button is used to pause the picture on the
screen and monitor the still picture (STILL ON
mode).
screen and monitor the still picture (STILL ON
mode).
6. CAMERA/VTR Indicator
While this indicator is lit, the playback picture can
be displayed on the monitor.
be displayed on the monitor.
7. STILL ON indicator
While this indicator is lit, the picture can be made
still by pressing one of the camera selection but-
tons.
still by pressing one of the camera selection but-
tons.
8. MODE SELECT/CAMERA SELECT Switch
This switch is used to change the functions of the
buttons on the front panel.
When this switch is positioned at CAMERA SELECT,
the buttons operate as indicated by the printed but-
ton name in the gray square.
When this switch is positioned at MODE SELECT,
the buttons operate normally as indicated by the
printed button name.
buttons on the front panel.
When this switch is positioned at CAMERA SELECT,
the buttons operate as indicated by the printed but-
ton name in the gray square.
When this switch is positioned at MODE SELECT,
the buttons operate normally as indicated by the
printed button name.
9. Menu button (MENU)
This button is used to display the setup menu.
Pressing this button for 2 seconds or longer will dis-
play the menu on the monitor screen. To return to
monitoring, press this button again for 2 seconds or
longer.
Pressing this button for 2 seconds or longer will dis-
play the menu on the monitor screen. To return to
monitoring, press this button again for 2 seconds or
longer.
10. Camera Input Connectors
These connectors input the composite video signal
from the cameras.
from the cameras.
Note:
If the video signal is interrupted due to a cable
disconnection, for example, the message
“CHXXLOSS” is displayed and the buzzer
beeps. Check that the connections are correct
and firm, then input the video signal again or
press the SEQUENCE/ALARM RESET button.
This stops the buzzer and resets the alarm and
the unit to the condition before the video signal
was interrupted.
disconnection, for example, the message
“CHXXLOSS” is displayed and the buzzer
beeps. Check that the connections are correct
and firm, then input the video signal again or
press the SEQUENCE/ALARM RESET button.
This stops the buzzer and resets the alarm and
the unit to the condition before the video signal
was interrupted.
Caution:
The picture may be disturbed when switching
non-synchronized camera signals. This can be
avoided by synchronizing the camera signals.
non-synchronized camera signals. This can be
avoided by synchronizing the camera signals.
11. Camera Output Connectors (CAMERA OUT)
The signals from the input cameras are looped
through at these connectors. Connecting a coaxial
cable will automatically select high impedance
video loop.
through at these connectors. Connecting a coaxial
cable will automatically select high impedance
video loop.
12. Playback Input Connector (PLAY IN)
The playback signal from the time lapse VTR is sup-
plied to this connector. This connector works only
when MULTIPLEX mode is selected.
plied to this connector. This connector works only
when MULTIPLEX mode is selected.