Panasonic WJ-NV200K User manual

Network Disk Recorder

Quick Reference Guide

Model No.

WJ-NV200K, WJ-NV200VK, WJ-NV200K/G

Perform Basic Operations on the Screen

The recorder is operated with the mouse (accessory) connected to the front of the recorder. To perform operations, either click buttons on

the operation window displayed on the main monitor or turn the mouse wheel.

q[Setup] button

Displays the setup menu. The login window will be displayed

for users who are not authorized to perform the operation.

w[Logout] button

It is possible to log out from the recorder from this menu. To

prevent operation by unauthorized persons, it is recommended

to log out before leaving the recorder unattended.

eOperation panel

☞"Select a camera and switch images"

rDate & time operation panel

☞"Play image recorded at a designated date & time"

tCamera control panel

Contains the buttons for operating cameras with the panning/

tilting function. These allow panning/tilting and zooming of the

camera, moving the camera to a preset position, and adjusting

the focus and brightness.

yPlayback operation panel (While live images are being

displayed)

Selects the storage media from which to play back copied

image data. This panel is also used to perform playback of

images. (☞"Operation during playback")

u[Wide view] button

Camera images will be displayed in wide view on a multiscreen

(3-/6-/9-/16-screen).

While images are being displayed on a full screen, uwill be

changed to the [Ctrl screen] button. For playback or camera

operations, click the [Ctrl screen] button to return to this

screen.

iStatus display panel

☞"Status display"

☞"When an alarm or error occurs"

How to log in

During logout, wbecomes the [Login] button. When the login win-

dow is displayed, enter the user name and password.

Date & time

display

Camera title

Image display area

Select a camera and switch images

Display images on a multiscreen

Select a camera and display live images

Click a camera number panel. While displaying on a multiscreen, double-clicking the

image in the image display area will switch to display of the clicked camera images on

a 1-screen.

Click the "Multiscreen select" button corresponding to the number of screens to

display. If the 4-screen is selected, each click of the button will switch between

camera 1 to 4, 5 to 8, 9 to 12 and 13 to 16. Clicking the camera number panel will

switch to a 4-screen displaying the images of 4 cameras, including the selected one.

Change the multiscreen pattern and the camera display

position

Play images recorded at a designated date & time

1Click the [Wide view] button.

1Click the [D]/[C] button in the [Playback] box to set the desired

time.

Click the Multiscreen select button corresponding to the number of

screens to display.

To change the camera display position, drag & drop the camera

number panel to the desired display position in the image display

area.

2Click the desired date on the calendar.

➜ Playback will start.

* Unless you wish to change the date, set the playback time and click

the [Play] button.

Play recorded images

Playback by designating a timeline

• The playback time of recorded images can be changed by dragging the playback

slider on the timeline.

• To skip to the designated point, set the "Jump interval" and click the [A]/[B] but-

tons.

• To display the desired time zones on the timeline, mark the checkboxes of the

respective items.

Schedule: Schedule recorded time zone

Event: Event recorded time zone

VMD: Time zone within which motion was detected in an image

Camera number panel

Multiscreen select

buttons

Camera number panel

TimelinePlayback slider

Play images selected from logs

Operation during playback

Status display

• Clicking the capturing image button while playback is paused will save a still

image (JPEG) on the SD memory card.

• The playback status display area shows the playback status of recorded images.

During fast forward/fast reverse playback, it will display the playback speed (x2,

x4, x8, x16, x32, x48)

• The playback speed will change each time the fast forward/fast reverse button is

clicked.

• Clicking the [Go to last] button will make playback skip to the latest recorded

images. The starting point is around 30 seconds before the date & time of the lat-

est recorded images.

The status display panel displays the statuses of the recorder. In the event that the recorder enters several statuses at the same time, these

are displayed in their order of priority. If both statuses have the same priority, the one that occurred last will be displayed.

Status Description Example Priority

Live Live images are being displayed. 5 (Low)

Playback Recorded images are being displayed. 5

Copying Data is being copied. Copying progress is displayed in %. 4

Formatting SD SD memory card is being formatted. 4

Finalizing DVD The DVD disc is being finalized to eject. 4

Formatting HDD HDD is being automatically formatted. 3

In the alarm state Indicates an alarm occurrence. Detailed information of the

alarm will be displayed.

In the error state Indicates that an error has occurred. A detailed description

of the error content will be displayed.

1 (High)

[Alarm] button

Capturing image button

Playback status display area

[Error] button

A remedy will be displayed in the "Error log". Resolve the problem by following the

instructions given.

During playback, the playback panel changes as shown below. It contains buttons for playback operations such as playing recorded

images, pausing, fast forward and playing next image. Refer to the Operating Instructions (PDF) for details.

1Click the [Alarm] button or [Error] button on the status display

panel.

Click the [Log] button.

Select the line with the desired date & time by clicking it, and click

the [Play] button on the playback operation panel.

When an alarm or error occurs

When an alarm or an error occurs, the recorder performs alarm or error actions in accordance with the previously made settings.

The buzzer can be stopped by pressing the [BUZZER STOP] button on the recorder’s

front panel.

About face matching alarm

When a facial image is found to match previously registered facial features, the face

alarm button turns red and the name of the person associated with the registered

facial features is displayed. Clicking the face alarm button will display the buttons

related to face matching.

The copied images can be played on the recorder or on a PC using the dedicated

viewer software. The viewer software will automatically be copied on the storage

medium on which recorded images are copied.

To play back on this recorder, select the storage medium for copying under "Disk/

medium", select the line with the desired playback date & time from the displayed

copied data list, and click the [Play] button.

1Insert an SD memory card or a DVD disc (DVD-drive-equipped

models only) into the recorder.

* When using an unformatted SD memory card, format it using this

recorder.

Refer to the Operating Instructions (PDF) for how to format a SD memory

card.

2Click the [Copy] button.

3Specify the details for copying the recorded images.

Camera selection: Select the number of the camera whose images are to

be copied

Copy drive: Select "SD" or “DVD”.

Date & Time range: Set the start point and end point of the recorded

data.

4After checking the remaining capacity of the storage medium and

the volume of data to copy, click the [Copy] button.

Copy recorded images on an SD memory card or a DVD disc

DVD driveSDHC/SD memory card slot

[Alarm] button

[Error] button

Click the [OK] button in the copy start "Confirmation" window.

When copying on a DVD disc, it is necessary to complete copying

by removing the disc.

* If data is once copied on a DVD disc, no more copy will be possible

after ejection.

Cancel the alarm/error action

1When an alarm or error occurs, click the [Alarm] button or [Error]

button on the status display panel.

2Click the [Reset] button.

Nd0811-2022 3TR006578EDA Printed in China

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