Panasonic WV-SC588 - User Manual

Operating Instructions
Network Camera
Model No. WV-SW598
WV-SW598J
WV-SC588
WV-SW397
WV-SW397A
WV-SW397J
WV-SW397AJ
WV-SC387
WV-SC588WV-SW598
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The model number is abbreviated in some descriptions in this manual.

Panasonic WV-SC588 Specifications

General

Total megapixels	2.4 MP
Maximum resolution	1920 x 1080 pixels
Supported video modes	1080p
Video formats supported	H.264
Pan range	0 - 360 °
White balance	Auto
Tilt angle range	-25 - 205 °
Camera shutter type	Electronic
Camera shutter speed	1/10000 s
Minimum illumination	0.06 lx
Sensor type	MOS
Optical sensor size	1/2.8 \
Digital zoom	12 x
Optical zoom	90 x
Focal length range	4.9 - 129 mm
Normal focusing range	2 m
Security algorithms	HTTPS
Video motion detection	Yes
Built-in HDD	-
Compatible memory cards	SD, SDHC, SDXC
Type	IP security camera
GPS (satellite)	No
Placement supported	Indoor
Connectivity technology	Wired
Form factor	Dome
Mounting type	Ceiling
Product color	White
Interface	RJ-45
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports	1
Cabling technology	10/100Base-T(X)
Supported network protocols	IPv6: TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTP, FTP, SMTP, DNS, NTP, SNMP, DHCPv6 , ICMP, ARP IPv4: TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP, RTP/RTCP, FTP, SMTP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, NTP, SNMP, UPnP , IGMP , ICMP , ARP
DC output current	1 A
DC output voltage	+12V
Power source type	PoE
Operating temperature (T-T)	-10 - 55 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)	0 - 90 %

Weight and Dimensions

Width	144 mm
Height	208 mm
Weight	1300 g

Summary

Monitor Images on a PC

Monitor Images from a Single Camera

Instructions on how to view live images from one camera on a PC using a web browser.

About the “Live” Page

Explanation of the various elements and functions displayed on the camera's live viewing page.

Monitor Images from Multiple Cameras

Guide to displaying images from multiple cameras simultaneously on a multi-screen setup.

Monitor Images on a Cellular Phone;Mobile Terminal

Monitor Images on a Cellular Phone

Steps to connect to and view JPEG images from the camera using a cellular phone.

Monitor Images on a Mobile Terminal

Instructions for viewing MJPEG images from the camera on mobile terminals like iPad/iPhone/Android.

Record Images on the SD Memory Card Manually

Action at an Alarm Occurrence

Alarm Type

Details on various alarm types that trigger camera actions, including terminal, VMD, and command alarms.

Action at an Alarm Occurrence

Describes how the camera performs actions when an alarm is detected.

Transmit Images onto an FTP Server

Transmit an Alarm Image at an Alarm Occurrence

Configure automatic transmission of alarm images to an FTP server upon detection.

Transmit Images at a Designated Interval or Period

Set up periodic transmission of images to an FTP server at specified intervals.

Display the Log List

When “JPEG” is Selected for “Recording Format” of the SD Memory Card

Details on log display formats for JPEG recording, including alarm and manual logs.

When “H.264(1)” or “H.264(2)” is Selected for “Recording Format” of the SD Memory Card

Explains log display formats for H.264 recording, including alarm and manual/schedule logs.

Playback of Images on the SD Memory Card

When “JPEG” is Selected for “Recording Format” of the SD Memory Card

Instructions for playing back recorded JPEG images from the SD memory card.

When “H.264(1)” or “H.264(2)” is Selected for “Recording Format” of the SD Memory Card

Instructions for playing back recorded H.264 video data from the SD memory card.

About the Network Security

Equipped Security Functions

Overview of security features like user authentication, HTTPS, and port changes.

Display the Setup Menu from a PC

How to Display the Setup Menu

Step-by-step guide to accessing and logging into the camera's setup menu.

How to Operate the Setup Menu

Instructions on navigating and configuring settings within the camera's setup interface.

About the Setup Menu Window

Explanation of the different tabs and sections within the camera's setup menu.

Configure the Basic Settings of the Camera [Basic]

Configure the Basic Settings [Basic]

Setting up fundamental camera parameters like title, date, time, and basic configuration.

Configure the Internet Settings [Internet]

Configuring network settings for internet access, including UPnP and DDNS.

Configure the Settings Relating to the SD Memory Card [SD Memory Card]

Settings for managing the SD memory card, including recording formats and capacity.

Access Copy Images Saved on the SD Memory Card onto the PC [SD Memory Card Images]

Procedure for copying images stored on the SD memory card to a PC.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Logs [Log]

Settings for saving and managing various types of logs, including alarm and FTP error logs.

Configure the Settings Relating to Images and Audio [Image;Audio]

Configure the Settings Relating to the Image Capture Mode [JPEG;H.264]

Setting the image capture mode for JPEG and H.264 streams for specific camera models.

Configure the Settings Relating to H.264 Images [JPEG;H.264]

Detailed configuration for H.264 image quality, bit rate, and transmission settings.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Camera Operations [Cam. Function]

Settings for camera operations like home position, self-return, and digital zoom.

Configure the Settings Relating to Images and the Preset Positions [Image;Position]

Configuring image adjustments, preset positions, auto pan, patrol, and auto track functions.

Configure the VIQS Setting (“VIQS” Setup Menu)

Setting up Variable Image Quality on Specified area to optimize image data transmission.

Configure the Settings Relating to Audio [Audio]

Settings for audio transmission/reception, encoding format, and volume levels.

Configure the Multi-screen Settings [Multi-screen]

Configure the Alarm Settings [Alarm]

Configure the Settings Relating to the Alarm Action [Alarm]

Defining camera actions upon alarm detection, such as moving to preset positions or auto tracking.

Configure the VMD Settings [VMD Area]

Setting up Video Motion Detection areas for triggering alarms based on movement.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Audio Detection [Audio Detection]

Configuring the camera to detect sound levels and trigger alarms based on audio input.

Configuration of the Settings Relating to the E-mail Notification [Notification]

Setting up email notifications for alarms, system events, and SD card status.

Configure the Setting Relating to the Image Recognition [Advanced func.]

Configure the Settings Relating to the XML Notification [XML Notification]

Configuring XML notifications for transmitting auto track information to servers.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Authentication [User mng.]

Configure the Settings Relating to the User Authentication [User auth.]

Managing user accounts, access levels, and authentication methods for camera access.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Host Authentication [Host auth.]

Restricting PC access based on IP addresses and configuring access levels.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Priority Stream [System]

Optimizing image quality and refresh interval for concurrent users via priority streaming.

Configure the Settings of the Servers [Server]

Configure the Settings Relating to the E-mail Server [E-mail]

Setting up SMTP and POP server details for sending alarm emails.

Configure the Settings Relating to the FTP Server [FTP]

Configuring FTP server details for transmitting alarm images and other data.

Configure the Settings Relating to the NTP Server [NTP]

Configuring NTP server settings for accurate time synchronization.

Configuring the Network Settings [Network]

Configure the Network Settings [Network]

Setting up IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS for network connectivity.

Configure the HTTPS Settings

Steps to enable HTTPS for secure camera access, including certificate generation.

Access the Camera Using the HTTPS Protocol

Guide to accessing the camera securely via HTTPS, including certificate installation.

Configure the Settings Relating to DDNS [DDNS]

Setting up Dynamic DNS services like Viewnetcam.com for internet access.

Configure the Settings Relating to the FTP Periodic Image Transmission [FTP img. trans.]

Configuring scheduled FTP transmission of images to an FTP server.

Configure the Settings Relating to the Schedules [Schedule]

Maintenance of the Camera [Maintenance]

Check the System Log [System log]

Viewing and managing system logs for troubleshooting and monitoring camera status.

Upgrade the Firmware [Upgrade]

Instructions for updating the camera's firmware to the latest version.

Check the Status [Status]

Reviewing the current status of various camera functions and network settings.

Reset the Settings;Reboot the Camera [Default reset]

Procedures for resetting camera settings to default or rebooting the unit.

Number of Users That Can Concurrently Access the Unit

Using the CD-ROM

About the CD Launcher

Overview of the CD launcher utility for software installation and access.

Installing Panasonic “IP Setting Software”

Step-by-step guide to installing the Panasonic IP Setting Software for network configuration.

Installing the Viewer Software

Instructions for installing the viewer software required to display camera images.

Configure the Network Settings of the Camera Using the Panasonic “IP Setting Software”

Using IP Setting Software to configure camera network settings like IP address and subnet mask.

About the Displayed System Log

Troubleshooting

Directory Structure of Drive B