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Message
%3
●A016 Amount of transmitted video data (info)
%1@%2 %3 frames/%4 bytes in %5 seconds
Number of frames
%1
Client type (LS/D|LS/H|VW/D)
%2
Client host IP address
Explanation
This shows the results of video transmission for a video transmission client.
%4
Number of bytes
%5
Video transmission time
Message
Explanation
Response
●A021 Data transmission error count for VIEW-Windows video transmission clients (notice)
VW/D@%1 %2 transmission errors
This shows the number of video transmission errors that have occurred during monitoring station operation.
Compare this with the A016 frame count just shown.
If the error count is relatively high, the system is overloaded.
Lower the maximum frame rate setting or set a lower traffic control setting on the monitoring station.
%1
Client host IP address
%2
Transmission error count
Message
Explanation
Response
●A022 Applet archive load failure (warning)
archive/%1 not found
The applet archive file does not exist or is corrupted.
Copy the missing (or damaged) file in the "/archive" applet from the CD-ROM and reboot.
The original applet archive file is in the CD-ROM.
%1
Applet archive name (glimpse.cab|glimpse.zip|lvapplet.cab|lvapplet.zip|imagemap.
gif|snapanim.cab|snapanim.zip|digits.gif)
Message
Explanation
●A023 Status change of external input devices (err)
a %1 detected at %2
A change was detected at external device terminal In1 or In2. "front edge" denotes OFF → ON,
"rear-edge" denotes "ON → OFF, "pulse" denotes OFF → ON → OFF,
and notch denotes ON → OFF → ON. "pulse" and "notch" are brief (10-20 milliseconds)
ON and OFF periods detected during OFF and ON states respectively.
%1
external device input change (front-edge | rear-edge | pulse | notch)
%2
external device terminal (In1 | In2)
Message
Response
●A025 Picture recording processing error (warning)
picture recording failed: %1
If the problem is "busy", no response is required. For "index broken" (corrupted index file), repair
the index. For "index full" (number of pictures that can be recorded has been exceeded), delete
some of the recorded pictures. For "no video data" (video signal input error or maximum picture
size exceeded), check the camera and camera settings. For "no storage device" (memory card
not inserted), insert a memory card. For "I/O error" (input-output error), check the memory card.
%1
busy|index broken|index full|no video data|no storage device|I/O error
Explanation
This shows the details of an error during picture recording. This message is only displayed when
errors of different types occur. (This message is not displayed if the same error occurs repeatedly.)
Message
Explanation
Response
●A026 Picture recording processing failure count (warning)
picture recording failed %1 times
This shows the number of times picture recording failed in the period between "suspended" and "recovered" in message A024.
In addition to the responses to A025, take steps such as reducing the picture recording frequency specified in the schedule.
%1
Number of pictures that could not be recorded
Message
Explanation
●A028 Recorded picture deletion completed successfully (info)
%1 pictures are deleted
Recorded picture delete processing was completed successfully.
%1
Number of recorded pictures deleted
Message
Explanation
●A029 Recorded picture deletion ended abnormally (warning)
picture deletion failed: %1
Processing was cancelled because an error was detected during recorded picture deletion.
%1
index broken|no storage device|I/O error
Response
For "index broken" (corrupted index file), repair the index (Rebuilding of recorded picture list).
For "no storage device" (memory card not inserted), insert a memory card.
For "I/O error" (input-output error), check the memory card.
Message
●A031 Picture index restoration completed successfully (info)
index restoration completed
Explanation
Picture index restoration processing was completed successfully.
Message
Explanation
Response
●A032 Picture index restoration ended abnormally (warning)
index restoration failed: %1
Processing was cancelled because an error was detected during picture index restoration.
For "no space left" (memory card full), delete some files or replace the memory card.
For "no storage device" (memory card not inserted), insert a memory card.
For "I/O error" (input-output error), check the memory card.
%1
no space left|no storage device|I/O error
Log Messages Log Messages
Message
Explanation
●A024 Picture recording suspended and restarted (notice)
picture recording %1
Picture recording stopped because of error or picture recording restarted because of error recovery.
Error details will be output as A025.
%1
suspended | recovered
- User's Manual 1
- Introduction 2
- Safe Use of Equipment 3
- Contents 5
- Before Using the VB101 6
- Features of the VB101 7
- System Configuration 8
- Java Viewer version 3.10 9
- Helper Viewer version 3.10 9
- Rear View 10
- Front View 10
- Chapter 11
- Installation 11
- Package Contents 12
- Precautions for use 12
- Using a PCMCIA Card 13
- Connecting the Components 13
- LAN plus Dialup Environment 14
- Setup Procedures 15
- Sample page 17
- Detail Settings 18
- System Settings Page 19
- Basic Settings Page 19
- Network Settings Page 20
- VC-C4 VC-C4R 22
- VC-C3 VC-C1 22
- Preset Settings Page 23
- Access Control Settings Page 25
- Listing Guidelines 26
- Listing Format 26
- Application Settings Page 27
- Miscellaneous Settings Page 28
- Creating Web Pages 29
- Internet 30
- Features of the Helper Viewer 31
- Viewing Sample Pages 32
- The text displayed in a 33
- Frame with the embedded 33
- Java Viewer 33
- Frame settings 33
- Nothing Selected 35
- Certain Images Selected 35
- Sample transparent GIF 36
- Java Viewer Parameters 37
- Setting Up the Web Server 38
- Creating wvh files 38
- Frames As a Movie at Access 39
- Using the Picture 40
- Recording Function 40
- Sensors mounted on the door 41
- Connector Attached Cable 42
- Viewing Recorded Pictures 43
- Pictures Search CGI 44
- Troubleshooting 45
- Log Messages 47
- Appendix 52
- Specifications 53
- ■Internal Connection Chart 53
- Using the Enclosed Software 54
- Factory Default Setting 56
- <V> 58
- <W> 58
- <Z> 58
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