Network Camera

1. Pan scan (Horizontal movement)
   The pan scan function moves the camera continuously right and left.
2. Tilt scan (Vertical movement)
   The tilt scan function moves the camera continuously up and down.
3. Remote pan and tilt
   This function lets you change the direction of the camera by remote control, using a Web browser.
4. Home position
   This function returns the camera shooting position to a pre-registered home position.
5. Preset positions
   You can register up to twenty shooting positions in advance, to aim the camera exactly where you want it.
6. Snapshot button
   Captures a still image and saves it on the PC.
7. Listen button

   	Produces the sound captured by the microphone connected to the network camera. Clicking on this button mutes the sound.
   	Sound is muted.

8. Sound level adjustment bar
   Put the cursor on the slider and move it to adjust the sound level. The sound level increases when it is moved to the right, and decreases when it is moved to the left.
9. Full-screen button
   Click to view the image in 4:3 full-screen mode; clickto return to normal mode
   

   Full-screen display

10. Click centering
    Using a Web browser, you can simply click on the part of the image you want to see, and automatically bring that part to the center of the screen.
11. Banner
    A banner can be placed here and linked.

You can register other Panasonic Network Cameras to this camera and use the multi camera page to view images from multiple cameras. After you have registered the other cameras to this camera (up to 16 cameras can be registered), follow the procedure below to view camera images.

* Up to 16 windows can be viewed at once

1. Full-screen button
   Click to view the image in 4:3 full-screen mode; clickto return to normal mode.
   

   Full-screen display

2. Layout buttons
   Changes the number of cameras displayed.
3. View type selector
   Switches the display to a different set of cameras.
4. Refresh rate selector
   Determines how often the camera image is refreshed. Select [MPEG-4] or [MJPEG] to view video images, or one of the other settings to view still images (JPEG format) that are refreshed only periodically.
5. Image resolution selector
   Determines the resolution of the image (i.e., the size of the image in pixels) that is displayed.
6. Snapshot button
   Captures a still image and saves it on the PC.
7. Listen button

   	Produces the sound captured by the microphone connected to the network camera. Clicking on this button mutes the sound.
   	Sound is muted.

8. Sound level adjustment bar
   Put the cursor on the slider and move it to adjust the sound level. The sound level increases when it is moved to the right, and decreases when it is moved to the left.
9. Camera name
   Click to view the selected camera's image in a new window.

The monitoring image is easier to see because it fills the entire screen.