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30 31

Viewing

Network Camera

Example of Network Camera connection

LAN

Internet

Ethernet

cable

Router

Internet equipment

Set Internet setting (LAN) for

connected equipment with Internet

equipment if you need to.

* You cannot set Internet setting

from this TV

Cable/DSL

modem

Back of the TV

Network Camera

■

Press to exit from

a menu screen

■

Press to return

to the previous

screen

Preparations

Internet connections (p. 29)

Example of Network Camera connection (p. 31)

Network setting (p. 44)

Before connecting a Network camera to the TV, please complete the “IP setting” and run

a “Connection test” (p. 44)

Note

This feature is only available with Panasonic-made network cameras released after

summer 2009. (Preliminary model numbers: BL-C210A and BL-C230A) A number of

VIERA-compatible network cameras can be founded at the following sites:

http://www.panasonic.com/

http://panasonic.net/pcc/products/netwkcam/

With all connected equipment turned on

Start up Network camera

If there is no registered camera displayed, please set it in "Network Camera"

settings. (p. 31)

Select “Network Camera” in “VIERA Link”

Using VIERA TOOLS

(p. 21)

Network Camera

VIERA Link control

Speaker output

Record now

Stop recording

select

There is also an option to start with sensor detection.

View

Multi screen (Still image) Without Default camera (Default camera setting (p. 31))

4 cam / 8 cam

Select OK

RETURN

Camera name

Camera 1

Model

BL-C210A

Multi screen

(1/9)

Select OK

RETURN

4 cam / 8 cam

Camera name

Camera 1

Model

BL-C210A

Multi screen

(1/4)

4 split screen 9 split screen

select

Single screen With Default camera (Default camera setting (p.31))

Preset position

Home position

Pan

Tilt

RETURN

Single screen

Camera name

Camera 1

Model

BL-C210A

For more details on setting and operation of the Network camera, please also

read the operating manuals for the Network camera.

Network Camera

You can operate the Network camera from TV’s remote and also check the images from Network camera

on your TV

Basic operation for Network camera

Network

Camera

setting

Display Menu

■

Network Camera setting operation

R G

B Y

Select

RETURN

Network cameras list

Model Status Default

...

Camera name

BL-C210A ConnectedCamera 1

Find cameras Delete

Disconnect Default camera

Select “Setup”

Picture

Audio

VIERA Link

SD card

Closed caption

Setup

select

“Please refer to camera’s settings and enable its

link mode. Start searching for network camera?”

“Yes” to start camera search.

Before you start to search for a

camera, switch the camera to

registration mode. (For this operation,

please refer to the operating manual

for the Network camera.)

Search condition also depends on

“Network setting” (p.44)

“Remove camera information?”

“Yes” to delete camera information.

“Disconnect to camera?”

“Yes” to delete camera connection.

“Disconnected” will be displayed in

“Status”

“Set this camera as default camera?”

“Yes” to set to the default use.

Displayed “(Default)” next to camera

name.

(Available only when reconnecting)

“Connect to Camera?

“Yes”: “Connect” will be displayed

in “Status” (Attach up to 8 Network

cameras simultaneously)

Select “Network cameras list”

Setup 2/2

VIERA Link settings

Network setting

VIERA CAST setting

Network cameras list

select

If there is no registered camera

Select “Yes” to start search

Please refer to camera’s settings and enable its link

mode.

Start searching for network camera?

Yes No

select

Set Network Camera setting

R G

B Y

Select

RETURN

Network cameras list

Model Status Default

...

Camera name

BL-C210A ConnectedCamera 1

Find cameras Delete

Disconnect Default camera

select

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Brand	Panasonic
Model	TC-P50V10 Viera
Category	Plasma Televisions
File type	PDF
File size	3.54 MB

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