PANASONIC WV-SFR311 Network Camera Installation Guide
- June 16, 2024
- Panasonic
Table of Contents
PANASONIC WV-SFR311 Network Camera
Product Information
Specifications
- Model No.: WV-SFR311/WV-SFR310 WV-SFN311/WV-SFN310
- Standard accessories:
- Important Information – 1 pc.
- Installation Guide (this document) – 1 set
- Warranty card – 1 set
- CD-ROM – 1 pc. (contains operating instructions and tool software programs)
- Code label – 1 pc. (may be required for network management)
- Parts used during installation procedures:
- Attachment plate – 1 pc.
- External I/O terminal plug – 1 pc.
- Bit – 1 pc.
- MONITOR OUT conversion plug – 1 pc.
- Template A (for the attachment plate) – 1 sheet.
- Cable tie – 2 pcs.
- Power cord plug – 1 pc. (1 spare)
- Screw size: 6.35 mm {1/4 inches} torx wrench
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 12 V DC |
| Network Connection | 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX |
| SD Memory Card | SDXC/SDHC/SD |
| Operating Temperature | -10 °C to +50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F) |
| Dimensions | Refer to the provided diagrams |
Major Operating Controls
The component names of the camera are as follows:
- 12 V DC power supply terminal
- Screen display top (TOP)
- Direction marker for installation (TOP) – Points up when installing to a wall.
- Data Matrix: To our website
- MONITOR OUT terminal (factory shipment: NTSC monitor)
- Direction marker for installation (FRONT) – FRONT must be positioned in front of the camera (on the Panasonic logo side).
- Auto focus (AF) button
- Focus Assist (F.A.) button
- SD slot
- SD ON/OFF button
- Built-in microphone
Product Usage Instructions
Installation Procedures
This manual describes the installation procedures, network camera installation, cable connections, and the angle of view adjustment. Before reading this manual, be sure to read the Important Information. This manual describes how to install the network camera using model WV-SFN311 as an example.
Network Camera Installation
Follow these steps to install the network camera:
- Choose a suitable location for the camera installation.
- Attach the attachment plate to the wall using the provided screws and torx wrench.
- Connect the power cord plug to the camera.
- If required, attach the external I/O terminal plug to the camera.
- Mount the camera onto the attachment plate.
Installation Steps
The installation process is broken down into five main steps, ranging from preparing the items to configuring the camera for network access. Each step is detailed with corresponding diagrams and instructions.
- Step 1: Preparations
- Methods for installing the camera to a ceiling or wall are described, along with the parts required for each method.
- Step 2: Fixing the Attachment Plate
- Instructions on how to mount the camera using a two-gang junction box or directly onto the ceiling or wall are provided.
- Step 3: Mount the Camera to the Attachment Plate
- Steps include connecting cables and securing the camera with fixing screws.
- Step 4: Adjustment
- Procedures are outlined for adjusting the zoom, focus, and angle of view after mounting the camera to the attachment plate.
- Step 5: Configure the Network Settings
- Instructions on configuring the camera for access from a PC are given, including inserting the provided CD-ROM and using the setup software.
Cable Connections
To connect the camera to a network or other devices, follow these steps:
- Connect the necessary cables to the camera’s ports.
- If using an SD memory card, insert it into the SD slot.
Angle of View Adjustment
To adjust the angle of view, follow these steps:
- Loosen the angle adjustment screw.
- Adjust the camera’s position to the desired angle.
- Tighten the angle adjustment screw to secure the camera in place.
FAQs
Q: What is included in the standard accessories?
A: The standard accessories include the Important Information, Installation Guide, Warranty card, CD-ROM, and Code label.
Q: What is the CD-ROM used for?
A: The CD-ROM contains the operating instructions and different kinds of tool software programs.
Q: What is the purpose of the code label?
A: The code label may be required for network management. The network administrator should retain the code label.
Q: Which parts are used during installation procedures?
A: The parts used during installation procedures include the attachment plate, external I/O terminal plug, bit, MONITOR OUT conversion plug, template A (for the attachment plate), cable tie, and power cord plug.
Q: How should I position the camera when installing to a wall?
A: The direction marker for installation points up when installing to a wall.
Q: How can I find more information on operating the camera?
A: You can refer to the CD-ROM included with the camera for detailed operating instructions.
Q: What should I do if I encounter issues during installation?
A: Ensure all connections are secure and review the installation guide again. If problems persist, visit Panasonic support or reach out to customer service.
Q: Can I install the camera without professional help?
A: Yes, the installation guide is designed to assist users in self- installation, but ensure you have the required tools and understand the guidelines thoroughly.
Q: Where can I get replacement parts or accessories?
A: Replacement parts and accessories can be obtained through Panasonic authorized dealers or by contacting customer support.
Q: Is technical support available for network setup?
A: Yes, Panasonic offers technical support for network setup. Contact details are provided in the installation guide.
Q: Where can I find more information or get customer support?
A: For U.S. and Canada, visit www.panasonic.com/business/ or call 1.800.528.6747. For Europe and other countries, visit panasonic.net.
Q: How do I access the website if the Data Matrix cannot be read correctly?
A: If the Data Matrix cannot be read correctly, access the site by directly entering the following URL: http://security.panasonic.com/pss/security/support/qr_sp_select.html
Network Camera Models
WV-SFR311/WV-SFR310 WV-SFN311/WV-SFN310
Standard Accessories
| Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Important Information Document | 1 pc. |
| Installation Guide (this document) | 1 set |
| Warranty Card | 1 set |
| CD-ROM* | 1 pc. |
| Code Label** | 1 pc. |
| Attachment Plate | 1 pc. |
| External I/O Terminal Plug | 1 pc. |
| Bit | 1 pc. |
| MONITOR OUT Conversion Plug | 1 pc. |
| Template A (for the attachment plate) | 1 sheet |
| Cable Tie | 2 pcs. |
| Power Cord Plug | 1 pc. (1 for spare) |
- The CD-ROM contains operating instructions and different kinds of tool software programs.
** The code label may be required for network management. The network administrator shall retain the code label.
Major Operating Controls
The camera’s component names and their locations are detailed for reference during installation and adjustment. Highlights include:
-
12 V DC Power Supply Terminal
-
Direction Markers for Installation
-
Data Matrix linking to the Panasonic website*
-
Auto Focus (AF) Button
-
SD Slot and SD ON/OFF Button
-
Built-in Microphone
-
Note that depending on the scanning application, the Data Matrix may not be readable directly. In such cases, access the Panasonic support URL directly.
Making Connections
Guidelines are provided for connecting power, LAN cables, alarm input/output, and audio cables to the camera. Important notes on safety and installation are included to ensure proper setup.
For additional information and support, please visit:
- Panasonic Holdings Corporation
- Panasonic Canada
- Panasonic System Communications Company of North America
- Manual-Hub.com – Free PDF manuals!
Installation Guide
Included Installation Instructions
Network Camera
Model No. WV-SFR311/WV-SFR310 WV-SFN311/WV-SFN310
Standard accessories
Important Information …………………………. 1 pc. Installation Guide (this document) ………… 1 set Warranty card ……………………………………. 1 set
CD-ROM1 ………………………………………… 1 pc. Code label2………………………………………. 1 pc.
*1 The CD-ROM contains the operating instructions and different kinds of tool software programs.
*2 This label may be required for network management. The network administrator shall retain the
code label.
The following parts are used during installation procedures.
Attachment plate ……………………………. 1 pc. External I/O terminal plug ……………….. 1 pc.
Bit………………………………………………… 1 pc. MONITOR OUT conversion plug ……… 1 pc.
Template A (for the attachment plate)1 sheet. Cable tie……………………………………… 2 pcs.
Power cord plug …………………………….. 1 pc.
(of them, 1 for spare)
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(Screw size 6.35 mm {1/4 inches} torx wrench)
- The external I/O terminal plug and power cord plug are attached to the camera.
(This illustration represents WV-SFN311.)
This manual describes the installation procedures, network camera
installation, cable connections, and the angle of view adjustment.
Before reading this manual, be sure to read the Important Information. This
manual describes how to install the network camera using model WV-SFN311 as an
example.
For U.S. and Canada:
Panasonic System Communications Company of North America, Unit of Panasonic
Corporation of North America www.panasonic.com/business/ For customer support,
call 1.800.528.6747 Two Riverfront Plaza, Newark, NJ 07102-5490
Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3 Canada
(905)624-5010 www.panasonic.ca
Panasonic System Networks Co., Ltd. 2014
For Europe and other countries: Panasonic Corporation http://panasonic.net
Panasonic System Networks Co., Ltd. Fukuoka, Japan Authorised Representative
in EU: Panasonic Testing Centre Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH Winsbergring
15, 22525 Hamburg, Germany
PGQX1560XA sL0514-2064 Printed in China
Major operating controls
The component names of the camera are as follows. Refer to the illustration when installing or adjusting the camera.
12 V DC power supply terminal
Screen display top (TOP)
Direction marker for installation ( TOP)
Points up when installing to a wall.
Data Matrix: To our website*2
MONITOR OUT terminal (factory shipment: NTSC monitor)
Direction marker for installation (FRONT )
FRONT must positioned in front of the camera (on the Panasonic logo side).
Auto focus (AF) button
SFN311
SFR311
Focus Assist (F.A.) button
SFN310
SFR310
SD slot
SD ON/OFF button
Built-in microphone
SFN310
1 SDXC/SDHC/SD memory card is described as SD memory card. 2 Depending on the scanning application used, the Data Matrix may not be able to be
read correctly. In this case, access the site by directly entering the
following URL.
http://security.panasonic.com/pss/security/support/qr_sp_select.html
Enclosure
Camera
Camera fixing screw Inner dome
Attachment plate (accessory)
Dome cover
Panning table Azimuth Tilting table
adjustment ring
NTSC/PAL switch The MONITOR OUT terminal output can be switched for the NTSC
monitor/PAL monitor.
IMPORTANT:
This is valid if the [Monitor out] is set to [Switch priority] ([Switch
priority] is selected by default). For details, refer to the Operating
Instructions (included in the CD-ROM).
INITIAL SET button How to initialize the camera
Follow the steps below to initialize the network camera. qTurn off the power
of the camera. When using a PoE hub, disconnect the LAN cable from
the camera. When using an external power supply, disconnect the power cable
plug from the 12 V DC power supply terminal. wTurn on the power of the camera
while holding down the INITIAL SET button, and then keep holding down the
button for 5 seconds or more. About 2 minutes later, The camera will start up
and the settings including the network settings will be initialized.
IMPORTANT:
When the camera is initialized, the settings including the network settings
will be initialized. Note that the CRT key (SSL encryption key) used for the
HTTPS protocol will not be initialized.
Before initializing the settings, it is recommended to write down the settings
in advance. Do not turn off the power of the camera during the process of
initialization. Otherwise, it
may fail to initialize and may cause malfunction.
ACT indicator When data is being sent via the network camera
Blinks green (accessing)
LINK indicator When the camera is able to communicate with the connected device Lights orange
SD MOUNT indicator When an SD memory card*1 is inserted and could
be recognized When data can be saved after the SD memory card is
inserted and the SD ON/OFF button is pressed When data can be saved to the SD
memory card When the SD memory card is removed after holding down
the SD ON/OFF button for about 2 seconds When data cannot be saved to the SD
memory card because
an abnormality was detected or the SD memory card is configured not to be used
Lights off Blinks green Lights off Lights off Lights green
Lights green Lights green Blinks green Lights off
Lights off
SD ERROR/AF indicator SFN311 SFR311 F.A. indicator SFN310 SFR310
When AF (Auto Focus) operation is being executed SFN311 SFR311 When the focus
assist function is activated SFN310 SFR310 When the focus ring is positioned
near the best
focus position SFN310 SFR310 When the set is being started When an SD memory
card is recognized normally When an abnormality is detected in SD card or the
SD slot is not used after the camera has started.
Blinks red (Interval of 1 time/ second) Blinks red (1 time) Lights red
Lights red Lights red Lights off Lights red
Making connections
Turn off each system’s power supply before making a connection. Before making connections,
prepare the required peripheral devices and
Note: Since the connector storage section
does not have a sufficient space, use audio cables and a LAN cable that do not
exceed the sizes described in the
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illustrations.
Example of
{1ø1/932minmches}
40
mm
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mm
9 mm {11/32 inches}
{1/2 inches}
Example of LAN cable
audio cable connector
connector
Connect a LAN cable (category 5 or better, straight, STP: For Europe)
Connect a LAN cable (category 5 or better, straight, STP: For Europe) to the
network connector.
IMPORTANT:
Use all 4 pairs (8 pins) of the LAN cable. The maximum cable length is 100 m
{328 feet}. Make sure that the PoE device in use is compliant with IEEE802.3af
standard. When connecting both the 12 V DC power supply and the PoE device for
power
supply, 12 V DC will be used for power supply. If a 12 V DC power supply
and a PoE hub or router are used at the same time,
network connections may not be possible. In this case, disable the PoE
settings. Refer to the operating instructions of the PoE hub or router in use.
- In the situation where a 12 V DC power supply and a PoE hub or router are used at the same time and the 12 V DC power supply is then disconnected, the power supply may be stopped and the camera may restart depending on the PoE hub or router used. When the LAN cable is disconnected once, reconnect the cable after around 2 seconds. When the cable is quickly reconnected, the power may not be supplied from the PoE device.
Connect the alarm input/output cable
Connect the cables of external devices to the EXT I/O terminal plug
(accessory). q When connecting an external device, remove 8 mm – 9 mm {5/16
inches – 11/32 inches} of
the outer jacket of the cable and twist the cable core to prevent the short
circuit first. Specification of cable (wire): 20 AWG – 26 AWG, Single core,
twisted w Push down the button of the desired terminal on the external I/O
terminal plug with a ballpoint pen, and release the button when the cable of
the external device is fully inserted into the terminal hole.
Note: Check whether the stripped part of the wire is not exposed and is
securely connected.
ALARM IN1(DAY/NIGHT IN), ALARM IN2, ALARM IN3
Input specification : No-voltage make contact input (4 V – 5 V DC, internally pulled up)
OFF
: Open or 4 V – 5 V DC
ON
: Make contact with GND (required drive current: 1 mA or more)
ALARM OUT, AUX OUT
Output specification : Open collector output (maximum applied voltage: 20 V DC)
Open
: 4 V – 5 V DC by internal pull-up
Close
: Output voltage 1 V DC or less (maximum drive current: 50 mA)
- The default of EXT I/O terminals is “Off”.
button 43 21
GND
ALARM IN3, AUX OUT (Alarm input terminal 3, AUX output terminal) ALARM IN2,
ALARM OUT (Alarm input terminal 2, Alarm output terminal) ALARM IN1, DAY/NIGHT
IN (Alarm input terminal 1, DAY/NIGHT input terminal)
External I/O terminal plug (accessory)
IMPORTANT:
Do not connect 2 wires or more directly to a terminal. When it is necessary to
connect 2 or more wires, use a splitter.
Off, input, and output of the external I/O terminal 2 and 3 can be switched by
configuring the setting. Refer to the Operating Instructions on the provided
CD-ROM for further information about the EXT I/O terminal 2 and 3 (ALARM IN2,
3) settings (“Off”, “Alarm input”, “Alarm output” or “AUX output”).
Install external devices so that they do not exceed the rating of the network
camera. When using the EXT I/O terminals as the output terminals, ensure they
do not
cause signal collision with external signals.
As necessary, use a cable tie (accessory) to tie the cables together.
Connect an external amplifier-embedded speaker to the audio output cable SFN311 SFR311
Connect a stereo mini plug (ø3.5 mm) (Audio output is monaural.). Use an external powered speaker.
Output impedance
: Approx. 600 (unbalanced)
Recommended cable length : Less than 10 m {32.8 feet}
Output level
: 20 dBV
IMPORTANT:
Connect/disconnect the audio cables and turn on the power of the camera after
turning off the power of the audio output devices. Otherwise, loud noise may
be heard from the speaker.
Make sure that the stereo mini plug is connected to this cable. When a
monaural mini plug is connected, audio may not be heard. When connecting a
monaural speaker with amplifier, use a locally procured conversion cable
(mono-stereo).
Microphone/line input cable SFN311 SFR311
Connect a monaural mini plug (ø3.5 mm). Input impedance: Approx. 2 k
(unbalanced) Recommended cable length: Less than 1 m {3.28 feet} (for
microphone input)
Less than 10 m {32.8 feet} (for line input) Recommended microphone: Plug-in
power type (option) Supply voltage: 2.5 V ±0.5 V Recommended sensitivity of
microphone: 48 dB ±3 dB (0 dB=1 V/Pa,1 kHz) Input level for the line input:
Approx. 10 dBV
When connecting to a network using a PoE hub
Before starting the installation, check the entire system configuration. The
following illustration gives a wiring example of how to connect the camera to
the network via a PoE device (hub).
Powered speaker
Adjustment monitor PoE device (hub)
Microphone Powered speaker
Microphone
LAN cable (category 5 or better, straight, STP: For Europe)
LAN cable (category 5 or better, straight, STP: For Europe)
PC
LAN cable (category 5 or better, straight, STP: For Europe)
Adjustment monitor
Recommended total extended cable length*1
Connect the power cable
Caution: A READILY ACCESSIBLE DISCONNECT DEVICE SHALL BE INCORPORATED
TO THE EQUIPMENT POWERED BY 12 V DC POWER SUPPLY. ONLY CONNECT 12 V DC CLASS 2
POWER SUPPLY (UL 1310/CSA 223) or
LIMITED POWER SOURCE (IEC/EN/UL/CSA 60950-1).
Connect the output cable to the power cable plug (accessory). q Loosen the
screw of the power cable plug (accessory), strip 3 mm to 7 mm {1/8 inches to
9/32 inches} from the end of the wire, twist the stripped part of the wire
sufficiently to avoid short circuit, and then connect the output cable to the
power cable plug (accessory). w Tighten the screw of the power cable plug.
(Recommended tightening torque: 0.34 N·m {0.25 lbf·ft})
Note: Check whether the stripped part of the wire is not exposed and is
securely con-
nected. When connecting an external power supply to the camera, use the 16 AWG
to 24
AWG single-wired or stranded wired cables.
IMPORTANT: The 12 V DC power supply shall be insulated from the commercial AC
power. Be sure to use the power cable plug provided with this product. Be sure
to fully insert the power cable plug into the 12 V DC power supply terminal.
Otherwise, it may damage the camera or cause malfunction. When installing the
camera, make sure that excessive force is not applied to the
power cable. Be sure to use an AC adaptor compliant with the Specifications
(written in the indi-
cation label on the bottom side of this unit) regarding power source and power
consumption.
installation
The installation tasks are explained using 5 steps.
Step1
Make sure all items are prepared
before beginning installation.
Step2
Mount the brackets to a ceiling or wall.
Installation
Step3
Step4
Connect cables, and then attach
Adjust the angle of view and focus,
the camera to the mount bracket.
and then mount the enclosure.
Step5
Configuring the camera so that it can be accessed from a PC.
Step1 Preparations
Step2 Fixing the attachment plate
There are 4 methods to install the camera to a ceiling or wall as described below. Prepare the required parts for each installation method before starting the installation. The following are the requirements for the various installation methods.
(1) Using a two-gang junction box
46 mm {1-13/16 inches}
83.5 mm {3-9/32 inches}
Installation method
Recommended screw
Minimum pullout strength (per 1 pc.)
(1) Mount the camera on the two-gang junction box using the attachment plate.
M4 screws x 4
196 N {44 lbf}
(2) Directly mount the camera onto the ceiling or wall using the attachment plate (when wiring can be installed in the ceiling or wall).
M4 screws x 4
196 N {44 lbf}
(3) Mount the camera in the ceiling using WV-Q174B ceiling mount brackets (approx. 280 g {0.62 lbs}).*1
—
There is sufficient strength in
the ceiling
(4) When mounting the camera on an insufficiently strong
ceiling using the WV-Q105 ceiling mount brackets (ap- anchor bolt x 2
*2
proximately 150 g {0.33 lbs})*1
1 For information on mounting the camera using WV-Q174B or WV-Q105, refer to the Instruction Manual provided with the WV-Q174B or WV-Q105.
2 Make sure that the installed mount bracket can support more than 5 times of the weight of the camera.
IMPORTANT:
Procure 4 screws (M4) to secure the attachment plate (accessory) to a ceiling
or a wall.
The minimum required pull-out capacity of a single screw or anchor bolt is 196
N {44 lbf} or more when mounting with the installation method [1] and [2]
above.
When mounting the camera on a concrete ceiling, use an AY plug bolt (M4) for
securing. (Recommended tightening torque: 1.6 N·m {1.18 lbf·ft})
Select screws according to the material of the ceiling that the camera will be
mounted to. In this case, wood screws and nails should not be used.
If a ceiling board such as plaster board is too weak to support the total
weight, the area shall be sufficiently reinforced.
Two-gang junction box
Attachment plate (accessory)
Fixing screws for attachment plate: x4 (M4, locally procured)
(2) Using the Attachment plate (accessory)
46 mm
Ø25.4 mm {1 inch}
83.5 mm
FRONT
Attachment plate (accessory)
Ø73 mm {2-7/8 inches}
Fixing screws for attachment plate: x4 (M4, locally procured)
If the mounting direction of the camera has already been determined Align the
FRONT direction (the direction of FRONT marker on the camera that indicates
the
installation direction when installing the camera) of © template A with the
desired direction, and drill through a 25.4 mm {1 inch} diameter hole.
If the mounting direction of the camera is not determined yet or if you want
to change the direction of the camera after it has been installed If you want
to be able to change the direction of the camera, drill through a 73 mm {2-7/8
inches} diameter
hole in the center. By doing so you can adjust the mounting direction of the
camera in 90° increments.
Step3 Mount the camera to the attachment plate
q Loosen 2 enclosure fixing screws of the enclosure.
w Remove the enclosure from the camera.
Remove the external I/O terminal plug and power cord plug attached to the
camera.
e Connect cables to the camera according to the instructions in “Making connections”, and temporarily fix the camera by inserting attachment mounting screws into the holes of the attachment plate.
r Secure the camera using the camera fixing screws.
Note: Loosen 2 enclosure fixing screws using
the bit (accessory).
Tab of the attachment plate
IMPORTANT:
Disconnect either the 12 V DC power source or PoE power source to prevent
power from being supplied during mounting work.
Side cable access hole
Do not remove the auxiliary wire.
SFR311
SFR310
The camera is fixed only with special screws. Please be careful about the handling when you wish to remove.
SFN311
SFN310
Using the side cable access hole
When installing the camera directly on the ceiling or wall with cables
exposed, or when mounting the camera using the ceiling mount bracket WV-Q174B
(option), cut out a portion of the dome cover to open a cable access hole.
Camera fixing screw
IMPORTANT: Be sure to tighten the camera fixing
screw. Failure to observe this may cause camera trouble due to camera falling.
(Recommended tightening torque: 0.78 N·m {0.58 lbf·ft}) Attachment mounting
screws
Note: After cables have been connected to the camera, align the OPEN mark of
the cam-
era side panel with the tab of the attachment plate, insert 2 attachment
mounting screws into the attachment plate, and rotate the camera by
approximately 15°. The LOCK mark is moved to the tab position of the
attachment plate and the camera is temporarily secured.
Step4 Adjustment
q Turn on power for the camera by either connecting a LAN cable or a 12 V DC
power cable.
w Connect the MONITOR OUT conversion plug (accessory) to the MONITOR OUT
terminal of the camera, and then connect the monitor for adjustment with a RCA
pin cable (locally procured). The camera is set to be connected to the NTSC
monitor for adjustment at factory shipment.
e Press the PUSH position on both sides of the inner dome and remove the inner
dome.
NTSCPAL
w
e
MONITOR OUT conversion plug (accessory)
r Adjust the angle of the camera with the tilt table, pan table, and azimuth
adjustment ring. Horizontal position (Panning): ±180° Vertical position
(Tilting): ±85° Image tilt adjustment: -225°(Left) to +120°(Right) Tighten the
cross slot tilting lock screw. (Recommended tightening torque: 0.59 N·m {0.44
lbf·ft})
t Adjust the zoom and focus while performing Step r.
Pan table
Loosen the zoom knob and move the knob between TELE and WIDE to obtain the
appropriate angle of view. Then, tighten the zoom knob.
Move the focus knob between FAR and NEAR to obtain the appropriate focal
length. Press the AF button to activate the auto focus function. SFN311 SFR311
Loosen the focus knob and move the knob between FAR and NEAR. Alternatively,
AF
r
Tilt table Tilting lock screw
Azimuth adjustment ring
Zoom knob
t
WIDE NEAR
TELE FAR
Focus knob
SD slot
you can press the FOCUS ASSIST button to open the FOCUS ASSIST adjustment screen and obtain the optimum focal length. Then, tighten the focus knob.
SFN310
SFR310
y Insert an SD memory card into the slot, if necessary. Insert the SD memory
card with its label facing down. For information about performing the SD
memory card setting, refer to the Operating Instructions (included in the CD-
ROM).
u Press the PUSH position on both sides of the inner dome and install the
inner dome to the place where it was removed.
i Disconnect the monitor for adjustment. Attach the enclosure. (Attach the
enclosure by aligning the Panasonic logo to the direction marker (FRONT ) on
the camera.)
Note: Depending on the adjustable range or the optical zoom, it must be noted
that the
shadow of the enclosure may be projected. When mounting the camera on a
ceiling, adjust the tilt angle so that the TOP mark
above the lens always comes to the top side. When the camera is installed to a
wall, rotate the azimuth adjustment ring till the
TOP mark above the lens always comes to the top side. When adjusting the
viewing angle for cameras mounted to ceilings, the enclosure
and installation auxiliary wire may be displayed on the screen depending on
the direction the camera is facing. Move the enclosure and installation
auxiliary wire so that they are not displayed on the screen. Remove the camera
using the reverse order of the installation procedures.
IMPORTANT:
Securely tighten all the enclosure fixing screws (x2) of enclosure. Otherwise,
camera dropping may result in injury. (Recommended tightening torque: 0.59 N·m
{0.44 lbf·ft})
Defocus may be caused by the reinstalled enclosure. In this case, perform the
auto focus function from the setup menu. SFN311 SFR311
Remove the cover film from the dome cover.
y
To remove the SD memory card, hold down the SD ON/OFF button for about 2
seconds. When the flashing SD MOUNT indicator goes out, you can remove the SD
memory card.
After the SD memory card has been replaced, press the SD ON/OFF button, and
make sure the SD MOUNT indicator is continually lit.
If you do not press the SD ON/OFF button after replacing the SD memory card,
the SD MOUNT indicator is continually lit approximately 5 minutes later.
u i
Direction marker for installation (FRONT )
Step5 Configure the network settings
Configuring the camera so that it can be accessed from a PC
The following are descriptions for when the camera with default settings is
configured. If you are using firewall software on your PC, the Setup Program
may not be able to find any cameras on your network. Configure the setting of
the camera after temporarily invalidating the firewall software. Contact the
network administrator or your Internet service provider for information about
configuring the settings of the network.
q Insert the provided CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC. The License
Agreement will be displayed. Read the Agreement and choose “I accept the term
in the license agreement”, and click [OK]. The launcher window will be
displayed. If the launcher window is not displayed, double click the
“CDLauncher.exe” file on the CD-ROM.
Note: Refer to “Using the CD-ROM” in the Operating Instructions on the
provided
CD-ROM for further information about CDLauncher. w Click the [Run] button next
to [IP Setting Software].
[Panasonic IP Setting] screen will be displayed. When a camera is found,
information about it, such as its MAC address and IP address, is displayed. e
Select the camera you want to configure, and click [Access Camera].
r If the installation screen of the viewer software “Network Camera View 4S”
is displayed, follow the instructions of the wizard to start the installation.
(The viewer software is installed from the camera.)
The “Live” page will be displayed. If you cannot install the viewer software
“Network Camera View 4S” or if images are not
displayed, click the [Install] button next to [Viewer Software] on the
launcher window to install the software. Perform the [Time & date] settings in
the “Setup” – “Basic” page before using the camera.
Note:
When no image is displayed on the “Live” page, refer to the Troubleshooting in
the Operating Instructions on the provided CD-ROM.
It is possible to enhance the network security by encrypting the access to
cameras using the HTTPS function. Refer to the Operating instructions on the
provided CD-ROM for how to configure the HTTPS settings.
Click the [Setup] button on the “Live” page, the user authentication window
will be displayed. Enter the default user name and password as follows, and
log in. User name: admin Password: 12345
When changing settings related to the network settings, such as connection
mode, IP address, and subnet mask, click the [Network Settings] button in
[Panasonic IP Setting] screen as shown in step e, then change each setting.
Due to security enhancements in “IP Setting Software”, “Network settings” of
the camera to be configured cannot be changed when around 20 minutes have
passed after turning on the power of the camera. (When the effective period is
set to “20 min” in the “Easy IP Setup accommodate period”.) However, settings
can be changed after 20 minutes for cameras in the initial set mode.
“Network Camera Recorder with Viewer Software Lite” which supports live
monitoring and recording images from multiple cameras is available. For
further information, refer to our website
(http://security.panasonic.com/pss/security/support/info.html).
Note:
When cameras are displayed in [Panasonic IP Setting] screen, click the camera
with same MAC address as the MAC address printed on the camera that you want
to configure.
References
- Panasonic Holdings Corporation
- Panasonic Canada
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