Panasonic AW-UE70WP User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Cynthia ClarkAug 20, 2025
Why Panasonic Security Camera has no power?
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  grant34Aug 20, 2025
  The AC adapter might not be securely connected to the AC outlet, or the power plug of the AC adapter might not be properly connected. Ensure the network cable for the PoE+ (IEEE802.3at compliant) compatible power supply device and the unit are properly connected. If using power supply devices with multiple PoE+ terminals, the total power limit might be exceeded. Check the operating instructions for the PoE+ power supply device.
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Andrea HartAug 22, 2025
What to do if Panasonic Security Camera cannot be operated (common to wireless remote control, controller)?
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  Susan GreenAug 22, 2025
  First, check if the power is on. If the unit’s status display lamp is off or lit orange, power is not being supplied. Also, verify if the limiter functions have been set and if the correct unit to be operated has been selected.
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emilytorresAug 25, 2025
Why Panasonic AW-UE70WP has no access is possible from the web browser?
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  James JohnsonAug 25, 2025
  Ensure a LAN cable of category 5 or above is connected to the LAN connector for IP control. Check if the [LINK] LED of the LAN connector for IP control is lit; if not, there may be a problem with the LAN connection or the network. Verify the power is on and a valid IP address has been set in the unit. Also, confirm that the correct IP address is being accessed and that 554 has not been set as the HTTP port number. Finally, check if access is being performed in HTTPS mode.
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Jeffrey DavisAug 27, 2025
What to do if Panasonic AW-UE70WP Security Camera pictures are too light or too dark?
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  Katelyn ReyesAug 27, 2025
  Adjust light intensity using the ND filters. You can either select the auto setting for the iris or manually adjust the iris. Also, set “Auto Shutter Limit” to “Off.”
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jon10Aug 28, 2025
What to do if Panasonic AW-UE70WP Security Camera cannot operate using the wireless remote control?
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  Emily SummersAug 28, 2025
  Check if the remote control’s batteries have run down or are installed with reversed polarities. If the status display lamp doesn't blink when operating the remote near the signal light-sensing area, replace the batteries. Ensure the IR ID setting is correct. Also, check for any nearby fluorescent lights or plasma monitors that might be interfering with the wireless remote control signal light-sensing area.
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ljonesAug 30, 2025
What to do if Panasonic AW-UE70WP Security Camera has something wrong with the coloring of the pictures?
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  Deborah CuevasAug 30, 2025
  Activate the ATW (Auto tracking white adjustment) function. If the proper colors are still not reproduced, proceed with the white balance adjustment.
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Donald LowerySep 1, 2025
What to do if Panasonic AW-UE70WP Security Camera has no pictures are displayed or the pictures are disturbed?
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  salaskellySep 1, 2025
  Make sure the unit has been connected properly to the other connected devices. If the system switches the picture when the unit to be operated is selected, ensure the correct unit has been selected. Check that the video signal setting is correct and that external sync signals supported by the set video signal format are being input.
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christophermendozaSep 3, 2025
What to do if Panasonic AW-UE70WP Security Camera has no auto focusing?
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  Jeremy WilliamsSep 3, 2025
  Verify that the focus is not set to manual. If it is difficult to focus in auto mode, switch to the manual setting and adjust the focus manually.
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Brandon LopezSep 5, 2025
What to do if Panasonic AW-UE70WP cannot operate using the controller?
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  megan54Sep 5, 2025
  Ensure the unit is properly connected to the controller. Refer to the controller's operating instructions for guidance. Note that the user authorization must be set to OFF when the AW-RP50, AW-RP120, and AK-HRP200 remote camera controllers are connected in a network. Check that all cameras in the daisy-chain connection are turned on. It may be necessary to upgrade the version of the controller so that the controller will support the unit.
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Courtney ReedSep 7, 2025
Why Panasonic AW-UE70WP Security Camera status display lamp flashes red continuously?
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  xbrockSep 7, 2025
  The PoE+ power supply conditions may not meet the specifications. Check the power supply device.

Panasonic AW-UE70WP Specifications

General

Camera Type	PTZ Camera
Optical Zoom	20x
Power Supply	DC 12 V
IP Control	Yes
IP Rating	IP55
Sensor Type	1/2.3-type MOS
Video Output	HDMI, 3G-SDI
Network Protocols	IPv4, IPv6, RTSP, RTP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS
Resolution	1920 x 1080
Lens	20x Optical Zoom Lens
Pan/Tilt Range	Pan: ±175°, Tilt: -30° to +90°
Compression Format	H.264
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +50°C
Dimensions (W x H x D)	160 mm x 160 mm x 190 mm

Summary

Operating Instructions

How the Operating Instructions are Configured

Explains the structure and content of the operating instructions manual.

Before Use

Overview

Provides a general overview of the unit's features and capabilities.

Required Personal Computer Environment

Details the necessary computer specifications for operating the unit.

IMPORTANT

Highlights crucial information regarding the PC environment and web browser.

Disclaimer of Warranty

States Panasonic's disclaimer of liability for product use and issues.

Network Security

Addresses security risks and precautions when using the unit on a network.

Basic Shooting Operations

How to Turn the Power On and Off

Turning the Power On

Details the procedure for powering the unit on using the wireless remote control.

Turning the Power Off

Details the procedure for powering the unit off using the wireless remote control.

Priority Mode (Priority Mode)

Functions That Can Be and Functions That Cannot Be Controlled Simultaneously

Shows which functions can operate concurrently based on the selected Priority Mode.

Selecting the Units

When Performing the Operations Using the Wireless Remote Control

Explains how to select the unit using the wireless remote control.

When Performing the Operations Using the Controller

Explains how to select the unit using the controller.

Selecting the Shooting Modes (Scene Files)

Types of Shooting Modes

Describes the four preset shooting modes available for different circumstances.

How to Select the Shooting Mode

Details the step-by-step process for selecting a shooting mode via the wireless remote control.

Shooting

Changing the Camera’s Direction

Explains how to pan, tilt, and return the camera to its reference position.

Using the Zoom Function

Details how to zoom in and zoom out using the unit's controls.

Switching the Direction or Zoom Speed

Explains how to adjust the speed for camera direction and zoom operations.

What to Do When Encountering Problems in the Basic Shooting Operations

The Unit Does Not Move

Provides troubleshooting steps for when the unit fails to move.

Multiple Color Bands (Color Bars) Are Displayed

Offers solutions for when color bars are displayed instead of the camera picture.

The Menu Screen Is Displayed

Instructs on how to exit the camera menu screen.

The Lens Focus Is Not Adjusted Automatically

Guides on how to switch lens focus to automatic adjustment.

The Camera Picture Is Too Light or Too Dark

Provides steps to adjust camera picture brightness when it is too light or too dark.

Something Is Wrong with the Coloring of the Camera Pictures

Offers advice on resolving color issues in camera pictures.

More Advanced Operations

Manual Shooting

Introduces manual shooting operations including focus, iris, shutter, and gain adjustments.

Preset Memories

Explains how to register and recall camera settings using preset memories.

White Balance Adjustment

Details the process of adjusting white balance for accurate color reproduction.

Black Level (Master Pedestal) Adjustment

Describes the black level adjustment for aligning multiple cameras.

Genlock Adjustment

Explains genlock adjustment for phase alignment in multi-camera setups.

Manual Shooting

Manually Adjusting the Focus

Details how to manually adjust the camera's focus using the controls.

Manually Adjusting the Iris

Explains how to manually adjust the camera's iris for exposure control.

Manual Shooting (Continued)

Manually Adjusting the Shutter Speed

Describes how to manually adjust the shutter speed for exposure and motion blur control.

Manually Adjusting the Gain

Details how to manually adjust the camera's gain for light sensitivity.

Preset Memories

Registering the Settings in the Preset Memories

Provides steps to save current camera settings into preset memory slots.

Calling the Settings of the Preset Memories

Explains how to recall previously saved camera settings from preset memories.

White Balance Adjustment

Automatic Adjustment

Covers automatic white balance (AWB) adjustment procedures using the wireless remote.

White Balance Adjustment (Continued)

Auto Tracking White Adjustment (ATW)

Explains the automatic tracking white balance adjustment function.

3200K and 5600K Presets

Describes the preset white balance modes for specific lighting conditions.

Color Temperature Adjustment (VAR)

Details how to manually set the color temperature using the VAR mode.

Manual Adjustment (R Gain and B Gain Adjustment)

Explains how to manually adjust R and B gain for fine-tuning white balance.

Black Level (Master Pedestal) Adjustment

Basic Operations

Table of Operations

Compares camera menu operations across wireless remote and controllers.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Exiting the Camera Menu Operations

Explains how to exit camera menu operations using different controllers.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Operations on the AW-RP50 Remote Camera Controller

Details operations using the AW-RP50 controller for menu and mode switching.

Switching Between Day and Night Mode

Explains how to switch between Day and Night modes using the controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Color Temperature Setting (COLOR TEMP)

Describes how to set color temperature using the AW-RP50 controller.

Preset Speed Table Setting (PRESET SPEED)

Explains how to set the preset speed table using the AW-RP50 controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Freezing Images During Preset Playback (FREEZE DURING)

Details how to freeze images during preset playback using the AW-RP50 controller.

Optical Image Stabilization Function Setting

Explains how to set the optical image stabilization function using the AW-RP50 controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Digital Extender (D.EXTENDER) Function Setting

Describes how to set the digital extender function using the AW-RP50 controller.

Assigning [FREEZE DURING], [COLOR TEMP] and [DIGITAL EXTENDER] to the [USER] Buttons

Explains how to assign functions to USER buttons on the AW-RP50 controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Operations on the AW-RP120 Remote Camera Controller

Details operations using the AW-RP120 controller for menu and mode switching.

Switching Between Day and Night Mode

Explains how to switch between Day and Night modes using the AW-RP120 controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Color Temperature Setting (COLOR TEMP)

Describes how to set color temperature using the AW-RP120 controller.

Preset Speed Table Setting (PRESET SPEED)

Explains how to set the preset speed table using the AW-RP120 controller.

Freezing Images During Preset Playback (FREEZE DURING)

Details how to freeze images during preset playback using the AW-RP120 controller.

Optical Image Stabilization Function Setting

Explains how to set the optical image stabilization function using the AW-RP120 controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Digital Extender (D.EXTENDER) Function Setting

Describes how to set the digital extender function using the AW-RP120 controller.

Assigning [FREEZE DURING], [COLOR TEMP] and [DIGITAL EXTENDER] to the [USER] Buttons

Explains how to assign functions to USER buttons on the AW-RP120 controller.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Operations on the AK-HRP200 Remote Operation Panel

Details operations using the AK-HRP200 controller for menu operations.

Camera Menu Items

Setting the Camera Menu Items

Explains how to access and navigate the unit's camera menu system.

Top Menu Screen

Shows the structure and options available in the main camera menu screen.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Camera Screen (When Full Auto Is Selected)

Details the camera settings available when the unit is in Full Auto shooting mode.

Scene

Explains the selection of shooting modes (Full Auto, Manual1-3) for different conditions.

Contrast Level

Describes how to set the contrast level for image brightness adjustment.

Auto Slow Shutter

Explains the Auto Slow Shutter function and its configuration.

ND Filter

Details the use of built-in ND filters to adjust light intensity.

Day/Night

Explains how to select between normal and low-light shooting modes.

Night-Day Level

Describes how to adjust the level for switching between Night and Day modes.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Camera Screen (When Manual1 to 3 Is Selected)

Details camera settings available when in Manual shooting modes.

Contrast

Explains how to display the Contrast screen for brightness adjustments.

Picture

Introduces the Picture screen for adjusting overall image quality.

Matrix

Explains the use of the Matrix menu for 16-axis color adjustment.

Contrast 1/2 Screen

Details contrast settings including mode, level, and shutter limits.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Step/Synchro

Explains how to adjust shutter speed using Step or Synchro modes.

Frame Mix

Describes the Frame Mix function for gain-up via sensor storage.

Auto F.Mix Max Gain

Details how to set the maximum frame addition amount for Auto settings.

Gain

Explains how to adjust image gain for light sensitivity.

AGC Max Gain

Details setting the maximum gain-up amount for automatic gain control.

ND Filter

Explains the use of ND filters for light intensity adjustment.

Contrast 2/2 Screen

Covers gain, AGC Max Gain, ND Filter, Day/Night, and Night-Day Level settings.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Day/Night

Explains how to select between normal and low-light shooting modes.

Night-Day Level

Details adjusting the level for switching between Night and Day modes.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Picture 1/3 Screen

Details settings for Chroma Level, White Balance Mode, Color Temperature, R/B Gain, and Pedestal.

Chroma Level

Describes how to set the color intensity of images.

White Balance Mode

Explains the selection of different white balance modes.

Color Temperature

Details how to specify color temperature when White Balance Mode is set to VAR.

R Gain, B Gain

Explains manual adjustment of R and B gain for white balance fine-tuning.

Pedestal

Details how to adjust the black level for better visibility in dark image parts.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Picture 2/3 Screen

Covers settings for Detail, Flesh Tone Mode, HDR, DRS, Gamma Type, and Gamma Level.

Detail

Explains how to adjust image detail (sharpness).

Detail Level H

Details adjusting image sharpness when High detail is selected.

Detail Level L

Details adjusting image sharpness when Low detail is selected.

Flesh Tone Mode

Describes setting the flesh tone mode for smooth skin appearance.

HDR

Explains how to adjust the high dynamic range mode for contrasty scenes.

DRS

Details the DRS function for compensating images with light/dark differences.

Gamma Type

Explains selecting gamma curve types (Normal, Cinema).

Gamma Level

Details adjusting gamma compensation level when Normal type is selected.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Picture 3/3 Screen

Covers settings for Back Light Compensation and Digital Noise Reduction (DNR).

Back Light COMP.

Explains the backlight compensation function to prevent darkening in backlit scenes.

DNR

Details the digital noise reduction effect for low-light environments.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

16-Axis Color Matrix

Explains how to adjust color saturation and phase using the 16-axis color matrix.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

System Screen

Details the System menu for configuring output image settings like Genlock and Output.

Genlock

Explains the Genlock screen for phase adjustment in multi-camera setups.

Output

Details the Output screen for selecting camera output image settings.

Others

Covers settings for installation status and operating speed.

Genlock Screen

Explains horizontal phase adjustment during genlock synchronization.

Horizontal Phase

Details adjusting the horizontal phase during genlock.

Horizontal Phase Step

Explains setting the increment for horizontal phase adjustment.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Output Screen

Details how to configure output format and frequency for HDMI and SDI.

Format (HDMI)

Explains how to change the video format for HDMI output.

Format (SDI)

Explains how to change the video format for SDI output.

Frequency

Details how to switch the frame frequency for video output.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Priority Mode

Explains how to configure the priority output mode for video transmission.

Priority Mode Change Confirmation Screen

Shows the confirmation screen for changing the priority mode setting.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Changing the Format

Details the process of changing the video format and confirmation screens.

Changing the Frequency

Explains how to change the frame frequency and the associated confirmation screen.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Others 1/4 Screen

Covers settings for Install Position, Preset Speed Table, Preset Speed, Preset Scope, Freeze During Preset, Speed With Zoom POS, Focus Mode, and Focus ADJ With PTZ.

Install Position

Explains how to select the installation method (Desktop or Hanging).

Preset Speed Table

Details setting the preset speed table for playback actions.

Preset Speed

Explains setting preset pan-tilt operation speeds.

Preset Scope

Describes selecting items to recall from preset memory.

Freeze During Preset

Explains the function for freezing images during preset playback.

Speed With Zoom POS.

Details adjusting pan-tilt speed in conjunction with zoom magnification.

Focus Mode

Explains how to set the focus mode to Auto or Manual.

Focus ADJ With PTZ.

Details compensating for out-of-focus issues during PTZ operations.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Others 2/4 Screen

Covers settings for Zoom Mode, Max Digital Zoom, D.Extender, D.Extender Magnification, OIS, and Tally.

Zoom Mode

Explains how to configure the maximum zoom magnification.

Max Digital Zoom

Details setting the maximum digital zoom magnification.

D.Extender

Explains how to set the digital extender function.

D.Extender Magnification

Details setting the magnification for the digital extender.

OIS

Explains how to set the optical image stabilization function.

Tally

Details setting the tally lamp function.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Others 3/4 Screen

Covers settings for IR Control, CAM/BAR, Bars Type, and Bars Title.

IR Control

Explains enabling/disabling IR control operations via wireless remote.

IR ID

Details configuring the unit's remote control ID.

CAM/BAR

Explains switching between color bar and camera image display.

Bars Type

Details changing the type of color bar to display.

Bars Title

Explains setting the camera title display for color bars.

OSD Mix

Covers OSD Mix settings, including OSD Off With Tally and OSD Status.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Others 4/4 Screen

Covers settings for Audio, Input Volume, Plugin Power, ALC, Equalizer, Protocol, and Model Select.

Audio

Explains enabling/disabling audio input signal.

Input Volume

Details setting the volume for microphone and line inputs.

Plugin Power

Explains turning plug-in power on/off.

ALC

Details turning automatic level adjustment for audio on/off.

Equalizer

Explains setting the equalizer function (Low Cut, Speech Enhancement).

Protocol Model Select

Details setting the protocol model for serial communication.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

Maintenance Screen

Covers the Maintenance screen for system log checks and initialization.

Firmware Version

Explains how to check the unit's firmware version.

IP Network

Details checking IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway settings.

Initialize

Explains how to initialize camera settings to factory defaults.

Firmware Version Screen

Shows the screen displaying the unit's firmware version.

Camera Menu Items (Continued)

IP Network Screen

Displays IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway; these cannot be changed here.

Concerning Initialization

Explains the process and implications of initializing camera settings.

Camera Menu Item Table

Top Menu

Table showing camera menu items under the Top Menu for Full Auto and Manual modes.

Camera Menu

Table detailing camera menu items and their factory/selection settings.

Camera Menu Item Table (Continued)

Camera Menu

Table detailing camera menu items and their factory/selection settings.

Displaying the Web Screen

Displaying the Web Screen Using a Personal Computer

Explains how to access and view the unit's interface via a web browser on a PC.

Switching Between the Live Screen [Live] and Web Setup Screen [Setup]

Details how to switch between live video and the setup interface on the web screen.

Web Screen Operations

Live Screen [Live] : Single Display Mode

Explains how to display and control a single camera's feed via the web interface.

Web Screen Operations (Continued)

Menu Switching [Other Menu >>] / [Stream Menu >>]

Explains how to switch between different menu displays on the web screen.

Multi-Screen List Box [Multi-screen]

Details how to select display methods for viewing multiple IP camera feeds.

Compression Buttons [Compression]

Explains how to select image compression format (H.264 or JPEG).

Stream Buttons [Stream]

Describes stream buttons for selecting H.264 image streams.

Web Screen Operations (Continued)

SD Card Operation Buttons [SD Card Operation]

Explains operations for recording video and audio to an SD card via the web interface.

OSD Menu Operation [OSD Menu Operation]

Details how to control on-screen display (OSD) settings via the web interface.

Power ON Button [Power ON] / Standby Button [Standby]

Explains how to turn the unit on or put it into standby mode via the web interface.

Operation Lock Button [Op. Lock]

Describes how to lock operations on the control screen to prevent accidental changes.

Web Screen Operations (Continued)

Main Area (IP Video Display Area)

Describes the main area where IP video from the camera is displayed.

Control Pad and Its Buttons

Explains how to use the on-screen control pad for camera movement and operations.

Brightness [Brightness]

Details how to adjust image brightness via the web interface.

Speed [Speed]

Explains how to select the speed for pan, tilt, zoom, and focus operations.

Web Screen Operations (Continued)

Preset [Preset]

Explains how to select and move to preset camera positions via the web interface.

Scene [Scene]

Details how to switch shooting modes via the web interface.

Full-Screen Display Button

Explains how to display the image in full-screen mode.

Snapshot Button

Describes how to capture and save a still image snapshot.

Audio Button

Explains how to turn audio on/off and adjust volume.

SD Access Lamp [SD]

Indicates when an SD card is being accessed.

Date and Time Indication

Displays the unit's set date and time.

Web Screen Operations (Continued)

Live Screen [Live] : Multi Display Mode

Explains how to monitor images from multiple cameras simultaneously on one screen.

Multi-Screen List Box [Multi-screen]

Details selecting display methods for viewing multiple IP camera feeds.

Web Screen Configurations

Logging into the Web Setup Screen [Setup]

Details the procedure for accessing the web setup screen using user credentials.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Web Setup Screen [Setup]

Explains the layout and functionality of the web setup screen for unit configuration.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Basic Screen [Basic]

Covers settings within the Basic screen, including priority mode and clock settings.

Priority Mode Tab [Priority Mode]

Details how to configure the priority output mode for video transmission.

Clock Settings Tab [Date&Time]

Explains how to set the unit's clock using PC sync, NTP, or manual methods.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Manual - Summer Time (Daylight Saving)

Details settings for enabling or disabling summer time.

Manual - Start Time & Date

Explains setting the start time and date for summer time.

Manual - End Time & Date

Explains setting the end time and date for summer time.

Live Page Tab [Live Page]

Covers configuration settings for the camera title on the live page.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

SD Card Tab [SD Memory Card]

Details format settings for recording video to an SD card and initializing it.

Recording Setting

Explains how to set recording format, size, frame rate, and bit rate for SD cards.

SD Memory Card Information

Shows the remaining capacity and total capacity of the SD card.

Format

Details the process of formatting (initializing) an SD card.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Image Screen [Image/Audio]

Covers IP video settings for JPEG and H.264 images, including initial display settings.

IP Video Settings Tab [Video Over IP]

Details IP video settings for JPEG and H.264 images.

Initial Display Settings for “Live” Page

Explains how to select images displayed when the Live screen opens.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

JPEG

Details settings for JPEG images, including transmission, capture size, refresh interval, and quality.

H.264(1) • H.264(2) • H.264(3) • H.264(4)

Details settings for H.264 images, including transmission and internet mode.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Image Capture Size

Explains how to select the resolution for H.264 images.

Transmission Priority

Details setting the transmission mode for H.264 images.

Frame Rate

Explains how to set the frame rate for H.264 images.

Max Bit Rate (Per Client)

Details specifying the H.264 bit rate per client.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Transmission Type

Explains selecting the transmission format for H.264 images (Unicast, Multicast).

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Unicast Port(Image)

Details entering the unicast port number for sending images.

Unicast Port(Audio)

Explains entering the unicast port number for sending audio.

Multicast Address

Details entering the multicast IP address for sending images and audio.

Multicast Port

Explains entering the multicast port number.

Multicast TTL/HOPLimit

Details entering the TTL/HOPLimit value for multicast.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Image Adjust / Preset Position Tab [Image/Position]

Covers the tab for image quality adjustment and preset position settings.

Image Adjust

Explains how to adjust image quality settings.

Preset Position

Details how to access the preset position screen.

Scene

Explains selecting the shooting mode that matches the situation.

Contrast

Details contrast settings including mode, level, and auto shutter limit.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Auto Shutter Limit

Explains setting the shutter speed limit for Auto Shutter.

Shutter Mode

Details selecting the camera shutter mode (Off, Step, Synchro).

Frame Mix

Describes the Frame Mix function for gain-up.

Auto F.Mix Max Gain

Details setting the maximum frame addition amount.

Gain

Explains how to adjust image gain for light sensitivity.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

AGC Max Gain

Details setting the maximum gain-up amount for automatic gain control.

ND Filter

Explains the use of ND filters for light intensity adjustment.

Day/Night

Explains how to select normal or low-light shooting modes.

Night-Day Level

Details adjusting the level for switching between Night and Day modes.

Picture

Covers settings for Chroma Level and AWB.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

White Balance Mode

Explains the selection of different white balance modes.

Color Temperature

Details how to specify color temperature.

R Gain, B Gain

Explains manual adjustment of R and B gain for white balance fine-tuning.

Detail

Explains how to adjust image detail (sharpness).

Detail Level H

Details adjusting image sharpness when High detail is selected.

Detail Level L

Details adjusting image sharpness when Low detail is selected.

Flesh Tone Mode

Describes setting the flesh tone mode for smooth skin appearance.

HDR

Explains how to adjust the high dynamic range mode.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

DNR

Details the digital noise reduction effect for low-light environments.

Pedestal

Details how to adjust the black level.

DRS

Details the DRS function.

Gamma Type

Explains selecting gamma curve types.

Gamma Level

Details adjusting gamma compensation level.

Back Light COMP.

Explains the backlight compensation function.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Color Matrix

Explains how to adjust color saturation and phase.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Preset Position Screen [Preset Position]

Covers operations and adjustments related to preset positions.

Pan / Tilt / Lens Control

Details controlling pan, tilt, and lens operations.

Zoom [Zoom]

Explains how to adjust zoom magnification.

Focus [Focus]

Details how to adjust focus manually or automatically.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Control Pad and Its Buttons

Explains how to use the on-screen control pad for camera movement and operations.

Speed

Explains how to select the speed for operations.

Speed With Zoom POS.

Details adjusting pan-tilt speed in conjunction with zoom.

Focus ADJ With PTZ.

Details compensating for out-of-focus issues during PTZ operations.

Preset Setting

Covers setting preset speed tables and preset speeds.

Preset Scope

Describes selecting items to recall from preset memory.

Limitation Setting

Explains setting panning and tilting movement range limits.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

System Settings Tab [System]

Covers the System tab for configuring output image settings like Genlock and Output.

Genlock

Explains the Genlock screen for phase adjustment.

Output

Details the Output screen for format and frequency settings.

Format (HDMI)

Explains how to change the video format for HDMI output.

Format (SDI)

Explains how to change the video format for SDI output.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Others

Covers settings for Install Position, Preset Speed Table, Preset Speed, Preset Scope, Freeze During Preset, Zoom Mode, Max Digital Zoom, D.Extender, and D.Extender Magnification.

Install Position

Explains how to select the installation method.

Preset Speed Table

Details setting the preset speed table.

Preset Speed

Explains setting preset pan-tilt operation speeds.

Preset Scope

Describes selecting items to recall from preset memory.

Zoom Mode

Explains how to configure the maximum zoom magnification.

Max Digital Zoom

Details setting the maximum digital zoom magnification.

D.Extender

Explains how to set the digital extender function.

D.Extender Magnification

Details setting the magnification for the digital extender.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

OIS

Explains how to set the optical image stabilization function.

Speed With Zoom POS.

Details adjusting pan-tilt speed in conjunction with zoom.

Focus Mode

Explains how to set the focus mode to Auto or Manual.

Focus ADJ With PTZ.

Details compensating for out-of-focus issues.

Tally

Details setting the tally lamp function.

IR Control

Explains enabling/disabling IR control operations.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

IR ID

Details configuring the unit's remote control ID.

CAM/BAR

Explains switching between color bar and camera image display.

Bars Type

Details changing the type of color bar to display.

Bars Title

Explains setting the camera title display for color bars.

OSD Mix

Covers OSD Mix settings, including OSD Off With Tally and OSD Status.

Protocol

Details setting the protocol model.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Multi Screen Setup Screen [Multi-screen]

Explains how to set up cameras for multi-screen display.

IP Address

Details inputting the IP address or host name of cameras for multi-screen display.

Camera Title

Explains inputting the camera title for display on the multi screen.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

User Management Screen [User mng.]

Covers registering users and configuring authorization settings for accessing the unit.

User Authentication Settings Tab [User auth.]

Details configuring user authorization settings for PC and mobile access.

Authentication

Explains specifying the method of user authentication (Basic or Digest).

User Name

Details inputting the user name for accessing the unit.

Password

Explains retyping the password for authentication.

Access Level

Details selecting the user access level (Administrator or Camera control).

User Check

Explains how to view registered users and delete them.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Host Authentication Settings Tab [Host auth.]

Details configuring host authorization settings to restrict PC access.

Host Auth.

Explains setting host authorization to On or Off.

IP Address

Details inputting the IP address of PCs allowed to access the camera.

Access Level

Explains selecting the host access level.

Host Check

Details viewing registered host IP addresses.

Priority Stream Settings Tab [Priority Stream]

Covers settings for priority stream transmission to maintain image quality.

Priority Stream

Explains activating priority stream transmission.

Destination IP Address(1)

Details inputting the IP address of the first send destination.

Destination IP Address(2)

Explains inputting the IP address of the second send destination.

Stream Type

Details selecting the stream type (JPEG or H.264).

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Network Setup Screen [Network]

Explains configuring network settings including IPv4 and Advanced tabs.

Network Setup Tab [Network]

Details network configuration settings.

IPv4 Network

Covers IPv4 network settings, including DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

DNS

Explains how to acquire DNS server addresses automatically or manually.

Primary Server Address

Details inputting the IP address of the DNS server.

Secondary Server Address

Explains inputting the secondary DNS server address.

IPv6 Network

Covers IPv6 network settings including manual configuration and DHCPv6.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Common (to IPv6/IPv4)

Covers common settings for both IPv6 and IPv4, including HTTP port, Max RTP packet size, and HTTP max segment size.

HTTP Port

Details setting the port number for HTTP connections.

Max RTP Packet Size

Explains limiting the size of RTP packets sent from the camera.

HTTP Max Segment Size(MSS)

Details limiting the maximum segment size transmitted by the camera.

Bandwidth Control (Bitrate)

Explains selecting the amount of data to be distributed.

Easy IP Setup Accommodate Period

Details selecting the period for network settings from Easy IP Setup Software.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Advanced Network Setting Tab [Advanced]

Covers advanced network settings including FTP, NTP, UPnP, and HTTPS.

FTP

Details configuring settings related to the FTP server.

FTP Server Address

Explains entering the FTP server IP address or host name.

Directory Name

Details entering the directory name to save video data.

User Name

Explains entering the user name for FTP server access.

Password

Details entering the password for FTP server access.

Control Port

Explains entering the port number for FTP server control.

FTP Mode

Details selecting the FTP communication mode.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

NTP

Details settings relating to NTP server address and port number for time synchronization.

Synchronization with NTP

Explains setting whether to use an NTP server for time synchronization.

NTP Server Address Setting

Details selecting the method to acquire the NTP server address.

NTP Server Address

Explains inputting the NTP server IP address or host name.

NTP Port

Details inputting the port number of the NTP server.

Time Adjustment Interval

Explains selecting the interval for acquiring time from the NTP server.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

UPnP

Explains the UPnP function for automatic setting of port forwarding.

Auto Port Forwarding

Details setting whether to use the router's port forwarding function.

HTTPS

Explains how HTTPS improves communication safety and enables encrypted access.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

CA Certificate - Generate Certificate Signing Request

Details generating a CSR for HTTPS security certificate application.

CA Certificate - CA Certificate Install

Explains how to install a server certificate issued by a Certificate Authority.

CA Certificate - Information

Shows information relating to the installed server certificate.

Connection

Details setting the connection method (HTTP or HTTPS).

HTTPS Port

Explains setting the port number for HTTPS connections.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

HTTPS Settings [HTTPS]

Details the procedure for encrypting access and setting HTTPS for communication safety.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Generating a CRT Key (SSL Encryption Key) [CRT Key Generate]

Explains how to generate a CRT key for SSL encryption.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Generating a Self-Signed Certificate [Self-Signed Certificate - Generate]

Details the process of generating a self-signed security certificate.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Generating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) [CA Certificate - Generate Certificate Signing Request]

Explains how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for HTTPS.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Installing a Server Certificate [CA Certificate - CA Certificate Install]

Details how to install a server certificate issued by a Certificate Authority.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Setting the Connection Method [Connection]

Explains how to set the method to access the camera (HTTP or HTTPS).

Accessing the Camera by HTTPS

Details how to access the camera using HTTPS via a web browser.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Install the Security Certificate

Provides steps to install the security certificate to avoid browser warnings.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Maintenance Screen [Maintenance]

Covers maintenance operations including system log checks and initialization.

System Log Tab [System Log]

Details checking system logs (event logs and error logs).

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Product Information Tab [Product Info.]

Allows checking software versions, MAC address, and serial number.

Firmware File

Explains how to download and upgrade the unit's firmware.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Status Confirmation Tab [Status]

Confirms the status of the unit, including UPnP and router global address.

Reset Settings Tab [Default Reset]

Details how to initialize unit settings to default values and reboot the unit.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Back Up Tab [Backup]

Explains how to save unit settings to a PC or load settings from a PC.

Config Data Type

Details specifying the type of settings to save (Camera, Network, Priority Mode).

Download

Explains how to save unit settings to a personal computer.

Upload

Details how to upload activation files or settings to the unit.

Web Screen Configurations (Continued)

Activate Tab [Activate]

Explains how to perform activation (register unlock key) to add functions.

Download

Details obtaining serial number and other information.

Upload

Explains uploading an activation file to the unit.

Recording to and Playing Back from a Memory Card

Inserting and Ejecting an SD Card (Optional Accessory)

Provides instructions on how to insert and eject an SD card.

Recording

Explains the process of recording video and audio to an SD card.

Set the Priority Mode to “SD Card” or “SD Card(4K)”

Guides on setting the priority mode for SD card recording.

Set the Format for the Video to Be Recorded

Details setting the format for video recording to an SD card.

Recording to and Playing Back from a Memory Card (Continued)

Guide to Recording Modes and Recording Durations

Provides a table showing recording modes and estimated durations for different SD card capacities.

Recording to and Playing Back from a Memory Card (Continued)

Playing Back

Explains how to play back recorded content from an SD card using the web interface.

Play List Screen

Details the Play List screen for selecting and managing recorded content.

Recording to and Playing Back from a Memory Card (Continued)

Perform Playback Operations with the Buttons on the Playback Screen

Describes the playback controls available on the screen.

Downloading a File

Explains how to download recorded files to a personal computer.

Checking the Remaining Capacity of an SD Card

Details how to check the remaining capacity of an SD card.

Formatting (Initializing) an SD Card

Explains how to format an SD card.

Web Camera Functions

Controllable Functions

Lists functions controllable when the unit is used as a web camera.

Image Adjustment [Video Proc Amp]

Details image adjustment controls like Brightness, Contrast, Hue, and Saturation.

Web Camera Functions (Continued)

Camera Control [Camera Control]

Explains camera controls such as Zoom, Focus, Exposure, Aperture (Iris), Pan, Tilt, and Roll.

Zoom [Zoom]

Details how to enlarge or reduce images using zoom.

Focus [Focus]

Explains how to adjust focus manually or automatically.

Exposure [Exposure]

Details how to set shutter speed manually or automatically.

Aperture (Iris) [Aperture (Iris)]

Explains how to adjust the lens iris manually or automatically.

Pan [Pan]

Details how to pan the camera left or right.

Tilt [Tilt]

Explains how to tilt the camera up or down.

Web Camera Functions (Continued)

Audio Input Mixer [Audio Input Mixer Properties]

Covers audio input settings, including enable/disable and volume control.

Displaying the Web Screen Using a Mobile Terminal

Pan/Tilt

Explains how to perform pan and tilt operations from a mobile terminal.

Zoom

Details how to perform zoom operations from a mobile terminal.

Displaying the Web Screen Using a Mobile Terminal (Continued)

Preset

Explains how to select preset camera positions via a mobile terminal.

Resolution Switching

Details how to switch image resolution via a mobile terminal.

Displaying the Web Screen Using a Mobile Terminal (Continued)

Iris

Explains how to adjust the iris operation from a mobile terminal.

Focus

Details how to adjust focus operation from a mobile terminal.

Displaying the Web Screen Using a Mobile Terminal (Continued)

Camera Menu (OSD Menu) Operation

Explains how to perform camera menu operations from a mobile terminal.

Tally Lamp Lighting Status Displays

Describes how the tally lamp status is displayed on a mobile terminal.

Operations for Recording to an SD Card

Explains how to perform SD card recording operations from a mobile terminal.

Limiters

Basic Limiter Operations

Details the basic operations for setting and releasing panning and tilting movement limits.

Limiters (Continued)

Setting the Limiters

Provides steps to set the upper, lower, left, and right movement limits.

Releasing the Limiters

Explains how to release the set movement limits for panning and tilting.

Resetting the Limiters

Details how to reset the established limiter settings.

Activation

Checking Whether Activation Has Been Performed

Explains how to check if the unit's functionality has been activated.

Obtaining the Activation Code

Details how to obtain the activation code from the Panasonic website.

Activation (Continued)

Activating the Unit

Describes the procedure for uploading the activation file to activate unit functions.

Checking That Activation Is Complete

Explains how to verify that activation has been successfully completed.

Troubleshooting

Operation

Lists common operational symptoms and their causes/remedial actions.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

The Unit Turns in the Opposite Direction to the One Operated

Troubleshoots issues where the unit's movement direction is reversed.

No Access Is Possible from the Web Browser

Provides steps to resolve issues preventing web browser access.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

No Access Is Possible from the Web Browser

Provides further troubleshooting steps for web browser access issues.

Cannot Access the Camera from a Mobile Terminal

Troubleshoots issues related to accessing the camera from a mobile terminal.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Video/Audio

Lists symptoms related to video and audio issues and their solutions.

No Pictures Are Displayed or the Pictures Are Disturbed

Troubleshoots issues where images are not displayed or are disturbed.

The Picture Is Flipped Vertically

Troubleshoots issues with vertically flipped pictures.

Multiple Color Bands (Color Bars) Are Displayed

Offers solutions for when color bars are displayed.

The Menu Screen Is Displayed

Instructs on how to exit the camera menu screen.

It Is Difficult to View the Menu Screens

Addresses potential display issues with menu screens on HDMI monitors.

No Auto Focusing

Troubleshoots issues with auto focusing functionality.

The Subject Is Not Brought into Focus During Zooming When the Manual Setting Is Used for the Focus

Troubleshoots focus issues when zooming with manual focus.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

No Focusing in Night Mode

Troubleshoots focusing issues specifically in Night mode.

The Images Appear Jerky When the 1080/29.97PsF or 1080/25PsF Format Is Selected

Addresses jerky image appearance with specific video formats.

Something Is Wrong with the Coloring of the Pictures

Troubleshoots color reproduction issues.

The Pictures Are Too Light or Too Dark

Provides steps to adjust picture brightness.

The Images Are in Black and White

Explains why images might appear black and white (Night mode).

The Auto White Balance Adjustment (AWB) Does Not Work

Troubleshoots issues with the auto white balance adjustment.

The Screen Is Excessively Bright in Night Mode

Addresses excessive brightness in Night mode.

The Iris Cannot Be Operated in Night Mode

Notes that the iris cannot be operated in Night mode.

The Subjects Appear Distorted

Addresses potential distortion of subjects due to MOS sensor timing.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

When the Flash Is Fired During Shooting, Only the Top or Bottom of the Screen Becomes Lighter

Explains why only parts of the screen may lighten when flash is used.

The Brightness Changes Cyclically or the Colors Change, and Horizontal Stripes Can Be Seen Passing Across the Screen

Troubleshoots issues related to brightness fluctuations or horizontal stripes caused by lighting.

When Fine Lines or Cyclical Patterns Are Shot, Flickering Is Seen or Coloring Is Added to Them

Addresses flickering or coloring issues caused by image sensor pixel arrangement.

Noise Occurs in the Audio Input

Troubleshoots noise issues in the audio input.

Tally Lamp Fails to Light

Troubleshoots issues where the tally lamp does not light.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

IP Videos

Lists symptoms related to IP video issues and their causes/remedial actions.

No Images Are Displayed

Troubleshoots issues where images are not displayed in the live screen.

[H.264] Cannot Be Selected

Explains why H.264 cannot be selected in certain priority modes.

The Images Are Not Refreshed

Troubleshoots issues with image refreshing or web browser compatibility.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

The Settings on the Web Setting Screen Are Not Updated or Displayed Properly

Troubleshoots issues with web setting screen updates and display.

It Is Not Possible to Download the Files

Provides steps to resolve issues preventing file downloads.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

The Authentication Screen Appears Repeatedly

Troubleshoots repeated appearance of the authentication screen.

Screens Displays Take a While to Appear and Operations Are Slower

Addresses slow screen display and operations, possibly due to HTTPS or network congestion.

The Images Are Not Refreshed Satisfactorily or They Are Not Displayed

Troubleshoots issues with image refreshing or mobile terminal connectivity.

H.264 Images Are Not Displayed

Troubleshoots issues where H.264 images are not displayed.

The Images Break Up

Troubleshoots issues where images break up due to transmission problems.

The Screen Goes Dark When the Mobile Terminal Is Left Standing for a While

Addresses the screen going dark due to mobile terminal power-saving settings.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

When Multiple Web Browsers Are Running to Display H.264 Images, Images from Multiple Cameras Appear Sequentially in a Single Web Browser

Addresses sequential display of H.264 images from multiple cameras in a single browser.

An Unnecessary Status Bar or Scroll Bar Is Displayed on the Pop-up Window

Troubleshoots unnecessary status bars or scroll bars on pop-up windows.

The Images Do Not Fit the Frame Used for Display

Troubleshoots issues where images do not fit the display frame correctly.

An Unnecessary Scroll Bar Is Displayed, the Layout of the Screen Is Distorted, the Screen Tabs Are Not Displayed, or Some Buttons on the Screen Do Not Operate

Addresses various screen layout and button operation issues in Internet Explorer.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Web Browser Settings

Provides instructions for resolving web browser-related issues like add-on installation.

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56 pages

Panasonic AW-UE70WP User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Panasonic AW-UE70WP Specifications

Summary

Operating Instructions

How the Operating Instructions are Configured

Before Use

Overview

Required Personal Computer Environment

IMPORTANT

Disclaimer of Warranty

Network Security

Basic Shooting Operations

How to Turn the Power On and Off

Turning the Power On

Turning the Power Off

Priority Mode (Priority Mode)

Functions That Can Be and Functions That Cannot Be Controlled Simultaneously

Selecting the Units

When Performing the Operations Using the Wireless Remote Control

When Performing the Operations Using the Controller

Selecting the Shooting Modes (Scene Files)

Types of Shooting Modes

How to Select the Shooting Mode

Shooting

Changing the Camera’s Direction

Using the Zoom Function

Switching the Direction or Zoom Speed

What to Do When Encountering Problems in the Basic Shooting Operations

The Unit Does Not Move

Multiple Color Bands (Color Bars) Are Displayed

The Menu Screen Is Displayed

The Lens Focus Is Not Adjusted Automatically

The Camera Picture Is Too Light or Too Dark

Something Is Wrong with the Coloring of the Camera Pictures

More Advanced Operations

Manual Shooting

Preset Memories

White Balance Adjustment

Black Level (Master Pedestal) Adjustment

Genlock Adjustment

Manual Shooting

Manually Adjusting the Focus

Manually Adjusting the Iris

Manual Shooting (Continued)

Manually Adjusting the Shutter Speed

Manually Adjusting the Gain

Preset Memories

Registering the Settings in the Preset Memories

Calling the Settings of the Preset Memories

White Balance Adjustment

Automatic Adjustment

White Balance Adjustment (Continued)

Auto Tracking White Adjustment (ATW)

3200K and 5600K Presets

Color Temperature Adjustment (VAR)

Manual Adjustment (R Gain and B Gain Adjustment)

Black Level (Master Pedestal) Adjustment

Basic Operations

Table of Operations

Basic Operations (Continued)

Exiting the Camera Menu Operations

Basic Operations (Continued)

Operations on the AW-RP50 Remote Camera Controller

Switching Between Day and Night Mode

Basic Operations (Continued)

Color Temperature Setting (COLOR TEMP)

Preset Speed Table Setting (PRESET SPEED)

Basic Operations (Continued)

Freezing Images During Preset Playback (FREEZE DURING)

Optical Image Stabilization Function Setting

Basic Operations (Continued)

Digital Extender (D.EXTENDER) Function Setting

Assigning [FREEZE DURING], [COLOR TEMP] and [DIGITAL EXTENDER] to the [USER] Buttons

Basic Operations (Continued)

Operations on the AW-RP120 Remote Camera Controller

Switching Between Day and Night Mode

Basic Operations (Continued)

Color Temperature Setting (COLOR TEMP)