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1. Connect AW-RP50 LAN port and AW-XXXX LAN port using a LAN cable. AW-XXXX can

automatically recognize whether it is a cross or straight cable.)

* LAN Cable: Category 5 or higher, Up to 100m (Category 5e or higher if connected via a oE+ compatible hub)

* Connecting AW-R 50 and AW-XXXX via a hub: Straight cable, Category 5 or higher, Up to 100m

2. Operate AW-RP50 to set up the connection with AW-XXXX.

ress MENU button. - (Fig. 1-A)

ress [10] SYSTEM button. - (Fig. 1-B) * “[1] CAMERA CTL” will be displayed on the LCD screen. - (Fig. 2)

* If it is not displayed, turn F1 dial to make “[1] CAMERA CTL” appear.

While “[1] CAMERA CTL” is displayed on the LCD, press F1 dial. – (Fig. 1-C)

(“[1] CAM1” will be displayed on the upper half, and the connection method (default: [NoAsign]) on the

lower half of the LCD screen.)

* If it is not displayed, turn F1 dial to make [CAM1] appear.

④Turn F2 dial to select [Network], then press F2 dial to determine the setting. – (Fig. 1-D)

After the setting-up is completed, LED button 1 (CAM1) in the picture below (AW-R 50 CAMERA STATUS /

SELECTION Area) lights up according to the camera’s power status. If the camera is in STANDBY mode (power

OFF: factory default), it lights up in orange. If in OWER ON mode (power ON), it lights up in green.

* When the camera is in STANBY mode, the ower-ON operation needs to be done. ( lease see “3. Turn

AW-XXXX on” below.)

(AW-R 50: CAMERA STATUS/SELECTION Area)

1.CAM1

Network

［1］CAMERA CTL

MENU ON ⇒ Select [10]

ress F1

Turn F2 to select ⇒ ress F2 to determine

Controlling One) PTZ Camera via AW-RP50 Controller

After setting up, this lights up

according to the camera’s

power status.

* If it does not light up, please check the following points.

(Figure 1)

(Figure 2)

（A）

（B）

（C）

（D）

①Check the connection state of LAN cable or whether you are using a cable that meets the specifications.

?) Why is it possible to control the camera by this setting-up only?

Default I address for AW-XXXX is (192.168.0.10).

Meanwhile, the camera I address table (CAM I ADR) /CAM1 provided for AW-R 50 in advance is set to

(192.168.0.10).

So, when the connection method for [1] CAM1 is set to [Network], AW-R 50 recognizes the camera as CAM1.

☆AW-R 50: MENU ＞ [10] SYSTEM ＞ [7] CAM I ADR with default setting values

* When AW-XXXX with its I address set to （192.168.0.11） is connected via I connection, if the

Connection setting for [CAM I ADR]/CAM2 is changed to [Network], this AW-XXXX is recognized as CAM2.

3. Turn AW-XXXX on.

(How to switch over to OWER ON mode (power ON) on AW-XXXX connected to CAM1)

·Hold down LED button 1 at CAMERA STATUS/SELECTION. – (Fig. 3-A)

* While the button is held down, the selected camera and its power status will be displayed on the LCD

screen.

– (Fig. 4)

·Keeping the button held down, turn F2 dial to select “ON”. Then press F2 dial to determine it. – (Fig. 3-B)

* By this operation, AW-XXXX will be switched over to OWER ON mode after its default setting motion.

(The status lamp will light up in green and the LED on AW-R 50 will also light up in green.)

* When performing the same procedure from OWER ON mode, if [ OWER: OFF] is selected, AW-XXXX will be

switched over to STANDBY mode.

CAM1＜AW-XXXX ＞

POWER

：

OFF

CAM1＜AW-XXXX ＞

POWER

：

1 I : CAM1 (192.168.0.10)

100 I : CAM100 (192.168.0.109)

“CAM1” is held down

Select “ON” ⇒ ress F2 to determine

Turn F2

（A）

(Figure 3)

(Figure 4)

（B）

②Check that the LAN cable is connected to “LAN port”, not to “RS422 port”.

③Double-check that there is no error in setting up the connection.

★This is to explain how to set up the connection between 3 AW-XXXX cameras and AW-RP50

controller

1. Connect AW-RP50 LAN port and the hub using a Category 5 or higher straight cable.

2. Connect AW-XXXX LAN port and the hub using a LAN cable. (AW-XXXX can automatically recognize

whether it is a cross or straight cable.)

* LAN Cable: Category 5 or higher, Up to 100m (Category 5e or higher if connected via a PoE+ compatible hub)

3. By [1] CAMERA CTL setting, select [No Asign] for a CAMERA No. you want to assign.

★AW-RP50 will automatically assign IP addresses to the tables with their connection method set to [No Asign] in

ascending order of camera’s MAC address

* MAC address of AW-XXXX can be checked using EASY IP Setup Software (*1) only

(*1) “EASY IP Setup Software”

This software can be downloaded from CD-ROM that comes with AW-XXXX or the following website

https://eww pass panasonic co jp/pro-av/support/content/download/JP/jp2main/soft/tool_ipset_agree_j htm

For its basic operation, please refer to the Manual 【EASY IP Setup Software】

①Press MENU button - (Fig 1-A)

②Press [10] SYSTEM button - (Fig 1-B) * “[1] CAMERA CTL” will be displayed on the LCD screen - (Fig 2)

③While “[1] CAMERA CTL” is displayed on the LCD screen, press F1 dial – (Fig 1-C)

④Select CAM1, CAM2 and CAM3 using F1 dial, and select [No Asign] for each of them using F2 dial

Then press F2 dial to determine each setting – (Fig 1-D)

Controlling Multiple AW-XXXX Cameras via AW-RP50 Controller

MENU ON ⇒ Select

2.CAM2

NoAsign

3.CAM3

NoAsign

Press F1

Turn F2 to select ⇒ Press F2 to determine

1.CAM1

NoAsign

[1]CAMERA CTL

（A）

（B）

（C）

（D）

(Figure 1)

(Figure 2)

4. By [5] AUTO SET IP setting, execute the automatic assignment of IP addresses. (RENEW IP ADR)

①In the state of the above-mentioned 3 -②, turn F1 dial to select [5] AUTO SET IP

②Press F1 dial to make [RENEW IP ADR] appear on the lower half of the LCD screen

* If it does not appear, turn F2 dial to make [RENEW IP ADR] appear

③While [RENEW IP ADR] is displayed, press F2 dial The number of units that AW-RP50 has newly detected

and the number of units that it currently manages (all the remote cameras and switchers) will be displayed on

the upper half of the LCD screen (*2)

④[NO] will be displayed on the lower half of the LCD screen So, turn F2 dial to select [YES] and then press F2

dial

⑤When [COMPLETE] is displayed on the lower half of the LCD screen, the setting-up is completed

(*2) The cameras (C) and switchers (S) that AW-RP50 manages are displayed as follows

After setting up, LED buttons 1 – 3 at <CAMERA STATUS / SELECTION> on the AW-RP50 operation panel light up

in a few seconds according to the camera’s power status If a camera is in STANDBY mode (power OFF: factory

default), it lights up in orange If in POWER ON mode (power ON), it lights up in green

* When a camera is in STANDBY mode, the Power-ON operation needs to be done

For this operation, please refer to “3 Turn AW-XXXX on” of the Manual 【Controlling AW-XXXX Camera

via AW-RP50 Controller】

(AW-RP50: CAMERA STATUS/SELECTION Area)

[1]CAMERA CTL

MENU ON ⇒ Select [10]

[5]AUTO SET IP

1．AUTO SET

RENEW

ADR

Turn F1

Press

C:003/003 S:1/1

NO↓

C:003/003 S:1/1

YES↓

C:003/003 S:1/1

COMPLETE

Turn F2

Press F2

②Currently managed cameras + ①

③Newly detected switchers

④Currently managed switchers + ③

① ② ③ ④

C:003/003 S:1/1

①Newly detected cameras

① ② ③ ④

After setting up, this lights up

according to the camera’s

power status

(NOTE) For security enhancement, when 20 minutes or more have passed after the power is turned on, AW-XXXX no

longer allows you to set the network-related settings If the following message is displayed on the LCD

screen, please reboot AW-XXXX, and then set those settings

* The length of time for which you are allowed to control the network-related settings can be changed via the MENU

setting on the Web screen

(*1) Setting: [Easy IP Setup accommodate period] setting

- This is a setting to decide how long the control of network settings is enabled after AW-XXXX starts up

via EASY IP Setup Software or AW-RP50

【Location】 Web Setup Screen ＞ Setup ＞ Network ＞ Easy IP Setup accommodate period

[20min]: Enables controlling the camera settings via EASY IP Setup Software, etc for 20 minutes only after the

camera starts up (Default)

[Unlimited]: Enables controlling the camera settings via EASY IP Setup Software, etc all the time

★For the connection between PC and AW-XXXX, please refer to the Manual 【Controlling AW-XXXX Camera via

PC】

(Web Screen for AW-XXXX)

* If it does not light up, please check the following points

①Check the connection state of LAN cable or whether you are using a cable that meets the specifications

②Check that the LAN cable is connected to “LAN port”, not to “RS422 port”

③Double-check that there is no error in setting up the connection

★To control AW-XXXX via AW-RM50, the camera needs to be selected according to the IR ID setting *1) set for it,

using the buttons [CAM1] – [CAM4] on the remote controller.

*1) IR ID Setting: Enables controlling up to 4 cameras via AW-RM50.

This is a setting to prevent the interference while controlling multiple

cameras. 【Location of AW-XXXX IR ID Setting】

- Camera Menu: Systems ＞ Others ＞ Others2/4 ＞ IR ID ⇒ [CAM1] – [CAM4] * Default Setting: [CAM1]

★Please confirm the following point before using the wireless remote control.

- Aim the wireless remote control at a wireless remote control signal light-sensing area front panel or side panel) on

AW-XXXX, and operate it within a range of 10 meters from these areas.

【Procedures for Major Operations】

Controlling the power of AW-XXXX assigned to IR ID [CAM1]

Press AW-RM50 [CAM1] button. – Fig. 1-A)

·Hold down AW-RM50 [ON/STANDBY] button for 2 sec). – Fig. 1-

Displaying the camera menu of AW-XXXX assigned to IR ID [CAM2]

Press AW-RM50 [CAM2] button. – Fig. 1-A)

Hold down AW-RM50 [MENU] button for 2 sec). – Fig. 1-C)

Registering the pan-tilt position of AW-XXXX assigned to IR ID [CAM3] in the preset

memory

·Press AW-RM50 [CAM3] button. – Fig. 1-A)

·Use the pan-tilt or zoom buttons to determine the camera angle.

·While holding down AW-RM50 [PRESET] button, press the button corresponding to the

preset memory number you want to register in. – Fig. 1-D)

* Using AW-RM50, up to 12 positions can be registered in the preset memories.

* If an already registered number is selected again, that preset memory position is overwritten.

*To recall a preset memory position, press the button in which the preset memory position

is registered.

（Figure 1: AW-RM50）

Controlling AW-XXXX Camera via AW-RM50 Wireless Remote

（A）

（B）

（C）

（D）

* For the parts and their functions, please see page 43 and after of AW-XXXX Operating Instructions <Basics>.

* For the detailed operations, please see “When performing the operations using the wireless remote control” under

each setting/adjustment item in AW-XXXX Operating Instructions <Operations and Settings>.

* Using the Web screen on a PC connected with AW-XXXX via IP network, IP videos fro the ca era can be output

and its various settings can be set.

1. Connect AW-XXXX LAN port and the PC using a LAN cable. (AW-XXXX can auto atically recognize

whether it is a cross or straight cable.)

* LAN Cable: Category 5 or higher, Up to 100 (Category 5e or higher if connected via a PoE+ co patible hub)

2. Set an IP address for the PC so that it belongs to the sa e seg ent as AW-XXXX.

- For the PC’s IP address, set a different address fro AW-XXXX within the range of private addresses. For its

subnet ask, set the sa e address as AW-XXXX.

Default network settings on AW-XXXX are (192.168.0.10) for IP address and (255.255.255.0) for subnet ask. And

the range of private addresses is fro (192.168.0.0) to (192.168.0.255).

So, set an IP address for the PC (e.g. 192.168.0.100) so that it does not coincide with the IP address of AW-XXXX.

If the PC is connected to another device in the sa e IP network, set an IP address which does not coincide with this

device.

* For the required PC environ ent, please see page 4 of Operating Instructions <Operations and Settings>.

3. Display the Web screen on the PC.

4. Start up the Web browser (Windows: Internet Explorer) on the PC.

5. Input the IP address of AW-XXXX you want to control into the address box on the Web browser, and press [Enter]

key. Exa ple: IP address (192.168.0.10) ⇒ http://192.168.0.10/

(Web Screen for AW-XXXX)

If AW-XXXX is in STANBY ode (power OFF: factory default), please use [Power ON] button to turn it ON.

As the initial screen, Live Screen [Live] is displayed. You can switch to Web Setup Screen [Setup] when necessary.

For the detailed operations, please see page 57 and after of AW-XXXX Operating Instructions <Operations

and Settings>.

Controlling AW-XXXX Ca era via PC

Power Button

★If your PC does not have Plug-In Viewer Software installed, the confir ation essage for installation will be shown

before Live Screen is displayed. In this case, please follow the instructions of the essage to install the software. For

the details, please see page 48, “Installing the plug-in viewer software” of AW-XXXX Operating Instructions <Basics>.

Network-related settings on AW-XXXX can be set via EASY IP Setup So tware (on CD-ROM) that comes with the

camera. EASY IP Setup So tware also enables displaying the Web screen or AW-XXXX.

* For the connection between PC and AW-XXXX, please re er to the Manual 【Controlling AW-XXXX Camera via PC】.

● Change the IP address of AW-XXXX via EASY IP Setup Software.

Example: Procedure or changing the IP address o AW-XXXX rom (192.168.0.10) to (192.168.0.11)

1. Start up EASY IP Setup So tware and click [Search] button. Connected cameras will be extracted.

●Cameras that are being connected are shown together with their network in ormation such as MAC

address, IP address.

2. Click the camera you want to change, and then click [Network Settings] button.

3. Enter (192.168.0.11) into IPv4 Address box and click [Save] button. Change o the camera setting will be

executed. When “Camera setup completed.” is displayed, the change is completed. (It takes about 2 – 3 minutes

be ore the change o setting is completed.)

NOTE) For security enhancement, when 20 minutes or more have passed a ter the power is turned on, AW-XXXX no

longer allows you to set the network settings via EASY IP Setup So tware. I the message is displayed,

please reboot AW-XXXX, and then set the settings.

EASY IP Setup Software

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