Panasonic TH60PF50E Operating instructions

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H-60PF50

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T

H-65PF50

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Operating Instructions

Network Operations

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Contents

Request Re

g

ardin

g

Securit

y

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3

Wh

at

y

ou can

do

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·

4

Notes on Usin

g

Wireless Connection·····································

·

5

Check

y

our computer

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7

Necessar

y

environment for computers to be connected

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7

Connection

·

8

Example of Network Connection

(

Wired LAN

)

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8

Connectin

g

Wireless Module

(

Wireless LAN

)

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8

Network Setu

p

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·

9

Di

sp

l

a

yi

n

g

t

h

e Network Setup

men

u · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

9

Wired Lan

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1

0

Wi

re

l

ess Lan · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

·

1

Name Chan

ge

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·

1

4

Password

·

1

5

Computer Search · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

·

1

6

M

ulti-Liv

e

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1

6

L

ive mode Cut In · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

·

1

6

Control I/F Selec

t

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·

1

7

WEB Control

·

1

7

Statu

s

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·

1

7

Rese

t

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1

7

Connectin

g

with Wired LA

N

·

1

8

Com

p

uter o

p

eration

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1

8

Connectin

g

with Wireless LAN

·

1

8

Com

p

uter o

p

eration

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1

8

Using Web Browser

·

r

1

9

Accessing from the Web browser

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r

1

9

P

JLink™ Protoco

l

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2

7

T

rademarks · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

·

2

8

3

Request Re

g

ardin

g

Securit

y

W

hen usin

g

this product, securit

y

breaches of the t

y

pe described below are conceivable

.

Leaka

g

e of

y

our private information via this produc

t

•

I

lle

g

al operation o

f

this product b

y

a malicious third-part

y

•

H

arm to or cessation o

f

operation o

f

this product b

y

a malicious third-part

y

•

B

e sure to implement sufﬁ cient securit

y

measures

.

S

et passwords, and limit the users that are permitted lo

g

in access

.

•

M

ake sure the password is as hard to

g

uess as possible.•

C

han

g

e the password periodicall

y.

•

Panasonic Corporation and its afﬁ liated companies never directl

y

ask customers for their password. Do not

g

ive •

out

y

our password even i

f

directl

y

asked b

y

a third-part

y

representin

g

themselves as Panasonic

C

orporation

.

A

lwa

y

s use on a network that has sa

f

et

y

protection such as a

ﬁ

rewall implemented

.

•

Ab

out

Wi

re

l

ess L

AN

s

The advanta

g

e of a wireless LAN is that information can be exchan

g

ed between a PC or other such equipment and an

access point usin

g

radio waves as lon

g

as

y

ou are within ran

g

e for radio transmissions.

O

n the other hand, because the radio waves can travel throu

g

h obstacles

(

such as walls

)

and are available ever

y

where

within a

g

iven ran

g

e, problems o

f

the t

y

pe listed below ma

y

occur i

f

securit

y

-related settin

g

s are not made

.

A malicious third-part ma

y

intentionall

y

intercept and monitor transmitted data includin

g

the content of e-mail and•

p

ersonal in

f

ormation such as

y

our ID, password, and

/

or credit card numbers.

A malicious third-part

y

ma

y

access

y

our personal or corporate network without authorization and en

g

a

g

e in the•

f

ollowin

g

t

y

pes o

f

behavior.

R

etrieve personal and

/

or secret in

f

ormation

(

in

f

ormation leak

)

S

pread false information b

y

impersonatin

g

a particular person

(

spoofin

g)

O

verwrite intercepted communications and issue false data

(

tamperin

g)

S

pread harm

f

ul so

f

tware such as a computer virus and crash

y

our data and

/

or s

y

stem

(

s

y

stem crash

)

S

ince most wireless LAN adapters or access points are equipped with securit

y

f

eatures to take care o

f

these problems,

y

ou can reduce the possibilit

y

of these problems occurrin

g

when usin

g

this product b

y

makin

g

the appropriate securit

y

s

ettin

g

s for the wireless LAN device.

S

ome wireless LAN devices ma

y

not be set

f

or securit

y

immediatel

y

a

f

ter purchase. To decrease the possibilit

y

o

f

occurrence of securit

y

problems, before usin

g

an

y

wireless LAN devices, be absolutel

y

sure to make all securit

y

-related

s

ettin

g

s accordin

g

to the instructions

g

iven in the operation manuals supplied with them.

Dependin

g

on the speci

f

ications o

f

the wireless LAN, a malicious third-part

y

ma

y

be able to break securit

y

settin

g

s b

y

s

pec

i

a

l

means

.

Please contact Panasonic i

f

y

ou need help takin

g

care o

f

securit

y

settin

g

s or other such

.

If

y

ou cannot perform securit

y

settin

g

s for

y

our wireless LAN b

y

ourself, please contact the Panasonic Support Center

.

Panasonic asks customers to thorou

g

hl

y

understand the risk o

f

usin

g

this product without makin

g

securit

y

settin

g

s, and

r

ecommends that the customer make securit

y

settin

g

s at their own discretion and responsibilit

y

.

4

What

y

ou can d

o

This unit supports wired LAN and wireless LAN enablin

g

the network functions as below.

<

WEB control>

(

See pa

ge

19

)

The followin

g

operations are possible when usin

g

WebBrowser.

S

ettin

g

and ad

j

ustin

g

the Displa

y

•

Displa

y

in

g

the Displa

y

status•

<

PJLink>

(

See pa

ge

2

7

)

C

ompatible with PJLink

C

lass 1. The

f

ollowin

g

operations can be per

f

ormed

f

rom a computer when PJLink protocol

is

used

.

S

ettin

g

the Displa

y

•

Q

uer

y

in

g

the Displa

y

status•

<

Command control

>

Network

f

unction o

f

the unit can control the unit in the same wa

y

as serial control

f

rom a network

.

Su

pp

orted command

s

C

ommands used in the serial control are supported.

(S

ee pa

g

e 14 o

f

“O

peratin

g

Instructions, Displa

y

O

perations”

)

W

hen usin

g

[WEB control], [PJLink] and [Command control], set [Control I/F Select] to [LAN] and [WEB Control] to

[O

n] in the [Network

S

etup] menu.

(

S

ee pa

ge

17

)

Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition 5.5

(

Windows

/

Macintosh

)

●

S

o

f

tware

f

or sendin

g

the computer screen via wireless

/

wired LAN

.

To use this function, the software included in the wireless module

(

ET-WM200E

)

(

sold separatel

y)

is necessar

y

.

For more information, see the instructions of the software contained in the CD-R

O

M su

pp

lied with the wireless

m

odu

l

e

.

This unit does not support the

f

ollowin

g

f

unctions.

V

irt

ua

l r

e

m

o

t

e

co

ntr

o

l f

u

n

c

ti

on

U

SB displa

y

functio

n

Wireless Pro

j

ector for iO

S

●

S

oftware for sendin

g

PDF ﬁ les/JPEG ima

g

es saved in an iPad/iPhone/iPod touch to this unit via wireless LAN

(

WiFi

)

.

For more information, see the website below.

h

ttp://panasonic.net/avc/pro

j

ector/ios/

5

Notes on Usin

g

Wireless Connection

Wireless connection

f

unction o

f

the Displa

y

uses radio waves in the 2.4

G

Hz band.

A

radio station license is not required, but be sure to read and

f

ull

y

understand the

f

ollowin

g

items be

f

ore use

.

The wireless module

(

part number: ET-WM200E

)

sold separatel

y

needs to be mounted when usin

g

the wireless LAN function

with the Displa

y

.

D

o not use near other wireless e

q

ui

p

ment

.

■

The

f

ollowin

g

equipment ma

y

use radio waves in the same band as the Displa

y.

When the Displa

y

is used near these devices, radio wave inter

f

erence ma

y

make communication impossible, or the

c

ommunication speed ma

y

become slower

.

M

icrowave ovens, etc

.

•

I

n

d

ustr

i

a

l

, c

h

em

i

ca

l

an

d

me

di

ca

l

equ

i

pment, etc

.

•

In-plant radio stations

f

or identi

fy

in

g

movin

g

ob

j

ects such as those used in

f

actor

y

manu

f

acturin

g

lines, etc.•

Desi

g

nated low-power radio stations•

If at all possible, avoid the use of cellular phones, TV sets or radios near the Displa

y.

■

C

ellular phones, TV sets, radios and similar devices use di

ff

erent radio bands

f

rom the Displa

y

, so there is no e

ff

ect on

wireless communication or the transmission and reception o

f

these devices. However, radio waves

f

rom the Displa

y

ma

y

produce audio or video noise

.

Wireless communication radio waves cannot

p

enetrate steel reinforcements, metal, concrete,

■

etc

.

C

ommunication is possible throu

g

h walls and

f

loors made

f

rom materials such as wood and

g

lass

(

except

g

lass containin

g

wire mesh

)

, but not throu

g

h walls and floors made from steel reinforcements, metal, concrete, etc.

Avoid usin

g

the Displa

y

in locations prone to static electricit

y.

■

I

f

the Displa

y

is used in a location prone to static electricit

y

, such as on a carpet, the wireless LAN or wired LAN connection

ma

y

be lost

.

If this happens, eliminate the source of static electricit

y

or electroma

g

netic noise and reconnect to the wireless LAN or

wir

ed

LAN

.

U

s

i

n

g

t

h

e

Di

sp

l

a

y

outs

id

e t

h

e countr

y

■

It is

f

orbidden to take the Displa

y

outside the countr

y

or re

g

ion where

y

ou purchased it, so use it onl

y

in the said countr

y

o

r

re

g

ion. Also, note that dependin

g

on countries or re

g

ions there are restrictions on the channels and frequencies at which

y

ou can use the wireless LAN.

6

Notes on Usin

g

Wireless Connection

Wired LAN

■

U

se stra

igh

t or crossover

LAN

ca

bl

e t

h

at

i

s compat

ibl

e w

i

t

h

cate

g

or

y

5 or a

b

ove

.

Whether strai

g

ht cable, crossover cable or both can be used varies dependin

g

on the s

y

stem con

f

i

g

uration. For details,

¼

c

onsult

y

our s

y

stem administrator.

■

Available wireless LAN channel

s

The channels

(f

requenc

y

ran

g

e

)

that can be used di

ff

er accordin

g

to the countr

y

or re

g

ion. Re

f

er to the table below

.

Countr

y

or re

g

ion Standard Channels used

Frequenc

y

band

(

Center frequenc

y)

En

g

land, German

y

, France, Spain, Ital

y

,

Bel

g

ium, Austria,

S

weden, Denmark,

S

witzerland, Holland, Finland, Portu

g

al,

G

reece, Luxembur

g

ET

S

I

300

.

3

2

8

1 – 1

3

2,412 MHz -

2

,47

2

MHz

The separatel

y

sold wireless module

(

product number: ET-WM200E

)

needs to be attached to use wireless LAN

with this device

(S

ee pa

g

e 8

)

.

7

Check

y

our computer

Necessary environment for computers to be connected

Fi

rst, c

h

ec

k

y

our computer to see w

h

et

h

er or not

i

t

h

as a w

i

re

d

LAN

•

o

r

a

bu

ilt-in wir

e

l

ess

LAN f

u

n

c

ti

o

n

.

Before connectin

g

the Displa

y

to the computer, be sure to check the followin

g

settin

g

s

.

•

O

peration is not

g

uaranteed

f

or all wireless LAN adapters and built-in wireless LAN adapters.•

Wi

re

d

L

AN

■

Check 1

For LAN cabl

e

Is the cable properl

y

connected

?

•

U

se LAN cable that is compatible with cate

g

or

y

5 or above.•

Check 2

Wired LAN settin

g

s

<Computer with a built-in wired LAN function

>

Is

y

our wired LAN switched on

?

•

<Com

p

uter without a built-in wired LAN function

>

Is

y

our wired LAN adapter properl

y

reco

g

nized

?

•

Is

y

our wired LAN adapter switched on

?

•

Install the wired LAN ada

p

ter driver beforehand.•

For details on how to install the driver, re

f

er to the instructions accompan

y

in

g

the wired LAN adapter

.

Wireless LA

N

■

Check 1

Wireless LAN settin

g

s

<Computer with a built-in wireless LAN function

>

Is

y

our wireless LAN switched on

?

•

<Com

p

uter without a built-in wireless LAN function

>

Is

y

our wireless LAN adapter properl

y

reco

g

nized

?

•

Is the wireless LAN adapter switched on?•

Install the wireless LAN ada

p

ter driver beforehand.•

For details on how to install the driver, re

f

er to the instructions accompan

y

in

g

the wireless card.

Check 2

Computer’s settin

g

s

When securit

y

(ﬁ

rewall

)

so

f

tware and utilities

f

or network cards are installed, these ma

y

prevent connection o

f

•

the Displa

y

.

<Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7

>

Is Network Brid

g

e enabled

?

•

H

as

y

our

ﬁ

rewall been disabled

?

•

For WebBrowser

■

W

e

bB

rowser

i

s necessar

y

to use

WEB

contro

l

.•

C

ompatible

OS

: Windows XP

/

Windows Vista

/

Windows 7, Mac

OS

X v10.4

/

v10.5

/

v10.6

/

v10.

7

•

C

ompatible WebBrowser : Internet Explorer 7.0

/

8.0

/

9.0,

S

a

f

ari 4.0

/

5.0

(

Mac

OS)

•

8

(8Ω,20W[10W+10W])

Connection

Example of Network Connection (Wired LAN)

Connecting Wireless Module (Wireless LAN)

To use the wireless function, the wireless module

(

ET-WM200E

)

(

sold separatel

y)

is necessar

y

.

W

hen connectin

g

the wireless module to the

displa

y

, remove the protective ﬁ lm and cap.

Connectin

g

procedur

e

Ho

l

d

th

e

wir

e

l

ess

m

odu

l

e

with it

s

LED

o

n th

e

n

ea

r

s

i

de

a

n

d

co

nn

ec

t it t

o

th

e

wir

e

l

ess

m

odu

l

e

co

nn

ec

ti

o

n

t

e

rm

i

n

al.

Do not connect an

y

other device than the wireless module

(

ET-WM200E

)

.

LED

ET-WM200

Hub

o

r

b

r

oadba

n

d

r

ou

t

e

r

LAN

cable

(

not supplied

)

CO

MP

U

TE

R

L

ess

th

a

n

10 cm

L

ess

t

ha

n

1

0

cm

Fe

rr

i

t

e

co

r

e

(

supplied

)

Fe

rr

i

t

e

co

r

e

(

supplied

)

Installin

g

the Ferrite cor

e

P

u

ll

bac

k th

e

t

abs

(

in two places

)

W

in

d

th

e

cab

l

e

twi

ce

O

pe

n

Pr

ess

th

e

cab

l

e

throu

g

h and clos

e

• Make sure the broadband router or hub supports 10BA

S

E-T

/

100BA

S

E-TX.

• To connect a device usin

g

100BASE-TX, use “cate

g

or

y

5” LAN cable.

• Touchin

g

the LAN terminal with a staticall

y

char

g

ed hand

(

bod

y)

ma

y

cause dama

g

e due to its dischar

g

e.

Do not touch the LAN terminal or a metal part o

f

the LAN cable.

• For instructions on how to connect, consult

y

our network administrator

.

9

Network Setu

p

M

ake the various settin

g

s to use the network function.

F

or network settin

g

s, contact

y

our network administrator.

Displaying the Network Setup menu

P

ress

1

to displa

y

[Setup] menu.

MULTI DISPLAY Setup

On/Off Timer Setup

Day/Time Setup

Network Setup

Display orientation

Portrait Setup

2/2Setup

Landscape

Select [Network Setup] with the ▲▼ and press

2

b

utton

.

The [Network

S

etup] menu appears.

Network Setup

Wired Lan

Password

Wireless Lan

Name Change

Computer Search

Multi-Live

Live mode Cut In

Control I/F Select

On

WEB Control

Off

Status

RS-232C

Reset

P

ress ▲▼ to select the item and set with ◄►

.

3

P

r

ess

to

di

sp

l

a

y

su

b

menu.

[

Startin

g

up the network

]

It takes some time

f

or the network to start up

j

ust a

f

ter the

Displa

y

power is turned on.

Durin

g

that time, “Network Setup” in the “Setup” menu is

g

ra

y

ed out and cannot be set.

1

0

Network Setu

p

Wired Lan

Y

ou can ma

k

e

d

eta

il

e

d

w

i

re

d

LAN

sett

i

n

g

s

.

Select [Wired Lan] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

b

utton

.

Set [DHCP]

.

2

When [

Off

] is selected, IP address and other settin

g

s can be set manuall

y

.

D

H

C

P

(

DHCP client function

)

O

n

:

I

f

a DH

C

P server exists in the network to which the displa

y

i

s connecte

d

, t

h

e

IP

a

dd

ress w

ill

automat

i

ca

lly

b

e acqu

i

re

d.

Off:

I

f

a DH

C

P server does not exist in the network to which the

displa

y

is connected, additionall

y

set [IP address], [

S

ubnet

mask] and [Gatewa

y

].

IP

a

dd

res

s

(

Displa

y

of IP address and settin

g)

Enter the IP address i

f

DH

C

P server is not used

.

Subnet mask

(

Displa

y

in

g

and settin

g

the subnet mask

)

If

not usin

g

a DH

C

P server, enter the subnet mask

.

G

atewa

y

(

Displa

y

of

g

atewa

y

address and settin

g)

Enter the

g

atewa

y

address if DHCP server is not used

.

I

f

[DH

C

P] is set to [

O

n], the IP address and other items are not displa

y

ed.

C

heck the [

S

tatus] pa

g

e

f

or the current

IP address and other items.

(

See pa

g

e 17

)

Select [Save] and press

3

b

utton

.

S

ave the current network settin

g

s

.

If messa

g

e indicatin

g

a duplicate IP address is displa

y

ed in [Status]

(

see pa

g

e 17

)

, check the same IP

add

r

ess

is

n

o

t

used

w

i

t

hi

n t

he

sa

m

e

n

e

tw

o

r

k.

Before usin

g

the DHCP server, make sure the DHCP server is alread

y

functionin

g.

•

For details o

f

IP address, subnet mask, and

g

atewa

y

, ask the network administrator.•

A

wired LAN and wireless LAN cannot be used in the same se

g

ment

.

•

■

D

efault wired LAN settin

g

s

The followin

g

settin

g

s are set before the Displa

y

leaves the factor

y

.

DH

C

P

Off

IP

add

r

ess

1

9

2.1

68

.1

0

.1

00

Sub

n

e

t m

ask

2

55

.2

55

.2

55

.

0

Gatewa

y

192.168.10.

1

Wired Lan

Save

DHCP

192.168. 0. 1

255.255.255. 0

192.168. 10.100

Off

IP address

Subnet mask

Gateway

Add

ress sett

i

n

g

s

1

S

elect the item and press

.

I

192.168. 0. 8

IP address

2

Use ◄► to select a di

g

it.

3

Use ▲▼ to chan

g

e a number.

4

P

r

ess

.

Pressin

g

will cancel the address chan

g

e.

1

Network Setu

p

Wireless Lan

Y

ou can ma

k

e

d

eta

il

e

d

w

i

re

l

ess

LAN

sett

i

n

g

s

.

Y

ou can conﬁ

g

ure settin

g

s when the wireless module

(

ET-WM200E

)

is mounted.

Setting network number

Select [Wireless Lan] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

button

.

Select the number to be connected for

2

[

Wireless Lan]

.

[

O

ff], [S-MAP], [1]-[4], [USER1]-[USER3]

•

S

electin

g

[

Off

] disables the wireless LAN

.

•

N

etwork number: [

S

-MAP] and [1]-[4] are available onl

y

when connectin

g

via wireless LAN with the application •

s

o

f

tware the

“

Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition 5.5”. [

S

-MAP] is

f

or showin

g

connectable displa

y

s on the network

accordin

g

to their levels of radio wave intensit

y

. For details, refer to the operation manual of the “Wireless

M

ana

g

er mobile edition 5.5

”

.

USER settings

Y

ou can conﬁ

g

ure more precise network settin

g

s, if

y

ou select from [USER1] to [USER3]

(

user

)

for [Wireless Lan].

Select [USER1] – [USER3] for [Wireless Lan]

.

1

Wireless Lan

Save

Wireless Lan

255.255.255. 0

192.168. 0. 1

192.168. 10. 100

USER1

IP address

Subnet mask

Gateway

AD HOC

Mode

Name Change

SSID

DHCP

Off

Add

ress sett

i

n

g

s

1

S

elect the item and press

.

I

192.168. 0. 8

IP address

2

Use ◄► to select a di

g

it.

3

Use ▲▼ to chan

g

e a number

.

4

P

r

ess

.

P

ressin

g

will cancel the address chan

g

e.

Set [DHCP]

.

2

When [

O

ff] is selected, IP address and other settin

g

s can be set manuall

y

.

Name Chan

ge

Y

ou can c

h

an

g

e t

h

e user name.

E

nter

i

n

g

c

h

aracters pa

g

e 14

D

H

CP

(

DHCP client function

)

O

n

:

I

f a DHCP server exists in the network to which the displa

y

is

c

onnected, the IP address will automaticall

y

be acquired.

Off:

If

a DH

C

P server does not exist in the network to which the

displa

y

is connected, additionall

y

set [IP address], [Subnet mask]

and [Gatewa

y

].

IP address

(

Displa

y

of IP address and settin

g)

Enter the IP address i

f

DH

C

P server is not used.

Subnet mask

(

Displa

y

in

g

and settin

g

the subnet

m

ask

)

If not usin

g

a DHCP server, enter the subnet mask.

G

atewa

y

(

Displa

y

of

g

atewa

y

address and

settin

g)

Enter the

g

atewa

y

address i

f

DH

C

P server is not used.

I

f [DHCP] is set to [

O

n], the IP address and other items are not displa

y

ed. Check the [Status] pa

g

e for the current•

I

P address and other items.

(S

ee pa

g

e 17

)

Before usin

g

the DHCP server, make sure the DHCP server is alread

y

functionin

g.

•

For details o

f

IP address, subnet mask, and

g

atewa

y

, ask the network administrator.•

A

wired LAN and wireless LAN cannot be used in the same se

g

ment

.

•

Wireless Lan

Save

Wireless Lan

Off

1

2

Network Setu

p

P

ress ▼ to

g

o to the next item

.

3

M

a

k

e t

h

e sett

i

n

g

s re

l

ate

d

to t

h

e w

i

re

l

ess connect

i

on

b

etween t

h

e

Di

sp

l

a

y

an

d

t

h

e networ

k

.

SSID

10

Open

Authentication

Encryption

Channel

None

AD HOC

Mode

●

:

If the mode is [AD H

O

C], enter the same character strin

g

as that of SSID

set on the computer to be connected. I

f

the mode is

[

INFRA

S

TRU

C

TURE], enter the

SS

ID re

g

istered at the access point.

E

nter

i

n

g

c

h

aracters pa

g

e 14

S

SID has to be entered in alphanumeric letters

.

•

Y

ou cannot set “an

y

” or “ANY” for SSID

.

•

M

o

de

●

AD H

OC

:

C

onnect Displa

y

and computer directl

y

without access point.

INFRA

S

TR

UC

T

U

R

E

:

C

onnect throu

g

h access point

.

A

uthentication

●

:

S

et the user authentication method used b

y

the network to be connected.

Op

e

n

:

S

elect when makin

g

a connection usin

g

[AD H

O

C], or when the access

point authentication method is

O

pen

Sy

stem

.

S

hare

d

:

S

elect when makin

g

a connection usin

g

[AD H

OC

], or when the access

point authentication method is Shared Ke

y.

WPA-P

S

K

¼

WPA2-P

S

K

¼

WPA-EAP/

WPA2-EAP

¼

WPA-EAP

¼

WPA2

-

EAP

¼

: Available when the mode is set to [INFRA

S

TRU

C

TURE].

¼

E

ncr

y

ption

●

:

S

elect the encr

y

ption method to be used

f

or communication between the

Di

sp

l

a

y

an

d

t

h

e networ

k

.

N

o

n

e

:

S

elect when transmit without encr

y

ption. It is selectable onl

y

when

[

Authentication] is [

O

pen] or [

S

hared].

WEP

:

S

elect when Encr

y

ption is WEP.

TKIP

:

S

elect when Encr

y

ption is TKIP.

S

electable when [Authentication] is either [WPA-P

S

K], [WPA2-P

S

K],

[

WPA-EAP], [WPA2-EAP].

AE

S

:

S

elect when Encr

y

ption is AES.

S

electable when [Authentication] is either [WPA-P

S

K], [WPA2-P

S

K],

[

WPA-EAP], [WPA2-EAP].

Channe

l

●

:

R

efer to pa

g

e 6 for usable channels

.

Important video

/

audio data is protected because AE

S

encr

y

ption pro

g

rammin

g

takes place in advance

f

or

all network numbers, even i

f

[Encr

y

ption] is set to [None].

1

3

Network Setu

p

P

ress ▼ to

g

o to the next item

.

4

In addition, further perform the followin

g

settin

g

dependin

g

on [Authentication] and [Encr

y

ption] settin

g

s.

********

Key 2

Key 3

Key 4

Key 1

1

Default Key

********

When settin

g

[Open] or [Shared] as authentication and settin

g

[WEP] as the encr

y

ption

●

m

et

h

o

d:

Default Ke

y

:

S

et 1 – 4 numerals for the default ke

y.

Ke

y

1 – 4

:

S

et a WEP ke

y

to the ke

y

number selected with [Default Ke

y

]

.

E

ither the 64-bit or 128-bit WEP ke

y

can be set. For the 64-bit ke

y

, input

ﬁ

ve

alphanumerics

(

or a 10-di

g

it strin

g

f

or the hexadecimal

f

ormat

)

f

or the 128-bit ke

y

, input

13 alphanumerics

(

or a 26-di

g

it strin

g

for the hexadecimal format

).

When usin

g

[WPA-PSK] or [WPA2-PSK] :

●

S

et a ke

y

.

I

nput either 8 to 63 alphanumerics or a 64 di

g

it strin

g

in the hexadecimal format.

When the authentication method is [WPA-EAP/WPA2-EAP], [WPA-EAP], [WPA2-EAP]

:

●

S

et

[

EAP

]

,

[

User name

]

, and

[

Password

].

EAP

:

S

elect the EAP setup in the RADIUS server. T

y

pes of EAP that can be selected are as

f

o

ll

o

w

s

.

P

EAP

(

M

S

-

C

HAPv2

)

, PEAP

(G

T

C)

, EAP-TTL

S

(

MD5

)

,

EAP-TTLS

(

MS-CHAPv2

)

, EAP-FAST

(

MS-CHAPv2

)

, EAP-FAST

(

GTC

)

, EAP-TLS

¼

U

ser name

:

I

nput a user name used for authentication

(

excludin

g

spaces

)(

maximum 64 characters

)

.

Pass

w

o

r

d:

I

nput a password used

f

or authentication

(

maximum 64 characters

).

: When

[

EAP-TLS

]

is selected as EAP, it is re

q

uired to setu

p

“USER NAME”, “PASSW

O

RD”, “DIGITAL

¼

C

ERTIFI

C

ATE”, and

“C

A

C

ERTIFI

C

ATE” with the WEB browser.

(

S

ee pa

ge

24 – 25

)

I

f

y

ou are unable to connect to the wireless LAN throu

g

h the access point, contact the manu

f

acturer o

f

•

t

h

e access

p

o

i

nt

.

When usin

g

EAP, the displa

y

needs to be set accordin

g

to the settin

g

of the RADIUS server. Check with

•

the network administrator for the settin

g

of the RADIUS server.

When usin

g

an EAP to

g

ether with an access point with invalid SSID broadcast, select WAP-EAP or

•

WAP2-EAP

f

or the authentication method even i

f

the authentication method o

f

the access point is WPA-

E

AP

/

WPA2-EAP

.

Select [Save] and press

5

b

utton

.

S

ave the current network settin

g

s

.

D

efault wireless LAN settin

g

s

■

The

f

ollowin

g

settin

g

s are set be

f

ore the Displa

y

leaves the

f

actor

y

.

SS

ID Panasonic Displa

y

Mode

AD H

OC

DHCP

O

f

Au

t

he

nt

ica

t

ion

Op

e

n

IP

add

r

ess

192

.

168

.

11

.

100

E

ncr

y

ptio

n

No

n

e

S

ubnet mask 2

55

.2

55

.2

55

.

0

C

hannel 1

1

Gatewa

y

192.168.11.

1

14

Network Setu

p

Name Change

Y

ou can c

h

an

g

e t

h

e

Di

sp

l

a

y

name to

b

e

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

on t

h

e networ

k

.

Select [Name Chan

g

e] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

b

utton

.

The ke

y

board is displa

y

ed.

U

p to 8 characters can be entered

f

or the Displa

y

name.

Name Change

Ok

A

Name0000

█

B C D E F G H I J K L M All delete

N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Delete

Space

abcde f gh i j k lm

nopqr s tuvwxyz

0123456789

!”#$%&’ +–/=?

_ ` | ~<>( ) [ ] { } ,

@\ ˆ

.;:

Cancel

1

select

2

set

[

Enterin

g

characters

]

T

o enter text, se

l

ect c

h

aracters

i

n t

h

e on-screen

k

e

yb

oar

d.

E

xample:

S

peci

fy

in

g

“

PDP 01

”

1

Se

l

ec

t “All

de

l

e

t

e

”.

Name0000

█

All

t

e

xt

is

dele

t

ed

.

To delete individual characters, select

“

Delete”.

2

S

elect

“

P”.

P

█

R

epeat this process to enter the next character.

3

Select “D” and “P”.

PDP

█

4

S

elect

“S

pace”.

PDP

█

5

S

elect

“0

” and

“

1”.

PDP 01

█

When

y

ou ﬁ nished enterin

g

the Displa

y

name, select [Ok] and press

2

.

To cancel savin

g

the Displa

y

name, select [Cancel].

1

5

Network Setu

p

Password

S

et to [

O

n] to perform password check when connectin

g

with the Displa

y

usin

g

“Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition

5

.

5”

.

By

controllin

g

connection with password settin

g

, it is possible to prevent an external device

f

rom accidentall

y

c

onnect

i

n

g

an

d

i

nterrupt

i

n

g

i

ma

g

es, etc

.

Select [Password] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

b

utton

.

Password

Off

Password Change

Select [On] or [Off] for [Password]

.

2

Password Change

Password can be re

g

istered or chan

g

ed. No password is set in the de

f

ault settin

g.

Select [Password Chan

g

e] and press

1

b

utton

.

Th

e

k

e

yb

oar

d

i

s

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

.

U

p to 8 characters can be entered

f

or the password.

E

nterin

g

characters pa

g

e 14

When

y

ou ﬁ nished enterin

g

the password, select [Ok] and press

2

.

To cancel savin

g

the password, select [

C

ancel].

It is recommended to chan

g

e password on a re

g

ular basis

f

or keepin

g

it private

.

16

Network Setu

p

Computer Search

Y

ou can search computers that can connect usin

g

the “Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition 5.5”. See the “Wireless

M

ana

g

er mobile edition 5.5” operation manual for details

.

*

You can con

ﬁ

g

ure settin

g

s when the wireless module

(

ET-WM200E

)

is mounted.

Select [Computer Search] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

button

.

The list of connectable computers on the network is displa

y

ed.

Computer Search

1. Name001

2. Name002

Search Complete.

Select the com

p

uter to be connected and

p

ress

2

.

Multi-Live

S

witch to the MULTI-LIVE mode when usin

g

the “Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition 5.5”. See the “Wireless

M

ana

g

er mobile edition 5.5” operation manual for details

.

Select [Multi-Live] in [Network Setup] menu and pres

s

button

.

Live mode Cut In

S

et this [

O

n] to allow interrupt o

f

the Live mode b

y

other users while the Live mode is active

(

sendin

g

ima

g

e

)

b

y

the “Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition 5.5”. For details, refer to “Wireless Mana

g

er mobile edition 5.5” operatin

g

ma

n

ual.

Select [Live mode Cut In] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

button

.

Select [On] or [Off]

.

2

1

7

Network Setu

p

Control I/F Select

S

et whether to control with RS-232C

(

serial

)

or LAN. When [LAN] is set, the slot power is turned on, and power

indicator is lit oran

g

e under the condition of power off with remote control

(

stand-b

y

state

)

, re

g

ardless of the [Slot

p

ower] settin

g.

Select [Control I/F Select] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

button

.

Select [RS-232C] or [LAN]

.

2

Reset

Y

ou can reset the network settin

g

to the factor

y

default of the Displa

y

.

Select [Reset] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

button

.

Network Setup

Ok Cancel

Reset

Select [Ok] and press

2

.

It takes some time to restart network while the network settin

g

s are initialized.

Durin

g

that time, “Network Setup” in the “Setup” menu is

g

ra

y

ed out and cannot be set.

Status

Di

sp

l

a

y

s t

h

e current networ

k

status

.

Select [Status] in [Network Setup] menu and press button

.

The Displa

y

in

f

ormation, settin

g

s o

f

wired LAN and wireless LAN are displa

y

ed.

WEB Control

S

elect [

O

n] to control the displa

y

f

rom the web browser. When [

O

n] is set, the slot power is turned on, and power

indicator is lit oran

g

e under the condition o

f

power o

ff

with remote control

(

stand-b

y

state

)

, re

g

ardless o

f

the [

S

lot

p

ower

]

sett

i

n

g.

Select [WEB Control] in [Network Setup] menu and press

1

button

.

Select [On] or [Off]

.

2

1

8

Connectin

g

with Wired LAN

Y

ou can conﬁ

g

ure settin

g

s when the wireless module

(

ET-WM200E

)

is mounted.

To use the network function, make the necessar

y

settin

g

s in [Network Setup] and be sure to set [Control I/F Select]

to [LAN].

(S

ee pa

g

e 9

)

W

hen [LAN] is set, the slot power is turned on, and power indicator is lit oran

g

e under the condition o

f

power o

ff

with remote control

(

stand-b

y

state

)

, re

g

ardless o

f

the [

S

lot power] settin

g

.

Computer operation

C

onnection can be made with wired LAN. However, conﬁ rm to

y

our s

y

stem administrator on network settin

g

s

before chan

g

in

g

an

y

settin

g

s.

T

urn on t

h

e com

p

uter

.

1

M

ake the network settin

g

accordin

g

to

y

our s

y

stem administrator

.

2

I

f

the Displa

y

settin

g

s are the de

f

ault settin

g

s

(

S

ee pa

ge

1

0)

, the computer can be used with the

f

ollowin

g

networ

k

sett

i

n

g

s.

IP

add

r

ess

1

9

2.1

68

.1

0

.1

01

S

ubnet mask 2

55

.2

55

.2

55

.

0

G

atewa

y

1

9

2.1

68

.1

0

.

1

Computer operation

M

ake the network settin

g

accordin

g

to

y

our s

y

stem administrator

.

1

I

f

the Displa

y

settin

g

s are the de

f

ault settin

g

s

(S

ee pa

g

e 14

)

, then the computer can be used with the

followin

g

network settin

g

s.

IP

add

r

ess

192

.

168

.

11

.

101

S

ubnet mask 2

55

.2

55

.2

55

.

0

G

atewa

y

1

9

2.1

68

.11.

1

Click [Start]→[Connect T

o

2

¼

]→[Wireless Network Connection

¼

]

, se

l

ect t

h

e w

i

re

l

ess

network of [SSID] set with the Displa

y

, and then click [Connec

t

¼

]

.

If the Displa

y

settin

g

is the factor

y

settin

g

, then [SSID] is [Panasonic Displa

y

].

The names are for Windows XP. In Windows Vista/Windows 7, the procedure will be [Start]→[Connect To].

¼

I

f

y

ou use an

y

wireless utilit

y

other than Windows [Wireless Network

C

onnection],

f

ollow its operation

•

p

rocedure for connection

.

If

y

ou use the access point, conﬁ

g

ure the Displa

y

and each network settin

g

of the computer followin

g

the

•

in

s

tr

uc

ti

o

n

o

f th

e

n

e

tw

o

rk

ad

mini

s

tr

a

t

o

r.

Connectin

g

with Wireless LA

N

1

9

U

sin

g

Web Browse

r

Accessing from the Web browser

A

ct

i

vate t

h

e

W

e

b

rowser

i

n t

h

e

p

ersona

l

com

p

uter

.

1

E

nter the IP address set b

y

the Displa

y

into the URL input ﬁ eld of the Web browser

.

2

E

nter

y

our “User name” and “Password”

.

3

The factor

y

default settin

g

s are user1

(

user

privile

g

es

)

or admin1

(

administrator privile

g

es

)

f

or the

use name and Panasonic

f

or the password.

Click [OK] to displa

y

the Displa

y

status

4

page.

“

Displa

y

status” pa

g

e is displa

y

ed.

A

vo

id

act

i

vat

i

n

g

two or more

W

e

b

rowser s

i

mu

l

taneous

ly

to wor

k

out sett

i

n

g

or contro

l

act

i

ons.•

C

han

g

e the password ﬁ rst of all.•

A

dministrator privile

g

es enable the use o

f

all

f

unctions. User privile

g

es enable the use o

f

onl

y

“

Displa

y

status”, •

“

Network status”, “Basic control”, “Advanced control”, and “Chan

g

e password”

.

If

the password is incorrectl

y

entered three times in a row, the lock is set

f

or several minutes

.

•

If

y

ou want to control the Displa

y

usin

g

a Web browser, set [WEB

C

ontrol] in [Network

S

etup] menu to [

O

n].•

2

0

U

sin

g

Web Browse

r

Display status page

C

lick [

S

tatus], then [Displa

y

status] to displa

y

the

S

tatus in

f

ormation pa

g

e

.

This pa

g

e displa

y

s the Displa

y

statuses established for the items shown below

.

1

Displa

y

s the t

y

pe of Displa

y.

2

Displa

y

s the ﬁ rmware version of the Displa

y

main

u

nit.

3

Displa

y

s the ﬁ rmware version of the network

.

3

2

1

D

escri

p

tion of each item

■

1

P

a

g

e ta

b

C

lick these to switch pa

g

es.

2

S

tatus

C

lick this item, and the status of the Displa

y

is

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

.

3

Di

sp

l

a

y

contro

l

C

lick this item to displa

y

the Displa

y

control pa

g

e.

4

D

eta

il

e

d

set u

p

C

lick this item to displa

y

the advanced settin

g

s

page

.

5

C

han

g

e passwor

d

1

2

3

4

5

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