Panasonic WJ-MPU955A User Manual page 79

S Y S T E M C O N T R O L L E R S – D e f i n i t i o n
F i e l d D a t a
IPA Unique Internet Protocol Address assigned by the system administrator. Dotted decimal, 15
characters. Example: 128.010.050.125. Each of the four groups of numbers with values between 0
and 255.
Depending on the model number chosen, the following will apply:
WV-CU350: No longer supported.
WV-CU360: No longer supported.
WV-CU650, WV-CU650:64: No longer supported.
WV-CU850: A unique IPA is necessary within the scheme of the MCPU interface IPA.
WV-CU950, WV-CU950:64: A unique IPA is necessary within the scheme of the MCPU interface
IPA.
PFW100 [CU350]: Same as the WV-CU350.
PFW100 [CU850]: Same as the WV-CU850.
PFW850: Enter the IPA of the desktop computer where the PFW850 is installed, making sure it is
within the scheme of the MCPU interface IPA.
RS-232: Use the default IPA.
ActiveX: Enter the IPA of the desktop computer that ActiveX is running from, making sure it is
within the scheme of the MCPU interface IPA.
EA Numeric address for an Ethernet controller. This field is only required if Model WV-CU850 or
WV-CU950 is chosen. Dotted hexadecimal Example: 23.56.82.13.60.82 (Also known as MAC
address.) Use all zeroes if not using DHCP.
Port Numeric identifier of the port used by an RS-485 controller (CU350, CU360, CU650, and
PFW100A) (port 1-12) or RS232 controller (Port 1 or 2). Match the data port that this keyboard is
connected and use the proper IPA for the MCPU. Note that Port 2 is used for redundant CPU
connection, if selected by MCPU front panel switch.
This port address will be unique within the IPA specified for the MCPU.
Location A practical name that will identify where this controller can be found. Alphanumeric, 16
characters.
Name A name for the controller, easy to remember, and practical. Alphanumeric, 16 characters.
Ser. Manufacturer's serial number. Alphanumeric, 16 characters.
Permissions
Modify or copy system controller permissions in the same manner described in the
Camera Permissions section, beginning on page 67.
The Cam Ctrl permission tab allows an administrator to permit or deny a system
controller the ability to control specific cameras. The Modes section of each of the
permissions tabs is described on page 13
Copying Cam Ctrl permissions to other system controllers will also copy Cam
View permissions to the specified controller.
Allowing a system controller to control a certain camera will automatically
allow the same controller to view the specified camera.
Configuration
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