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Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
Hard Drive Replacement Procedure
WJ-HD300A Series DVR
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
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Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
• 0870 - 90 70 357– Option 1: Pre-Sales Support– Option 2: Technical Support– Option 3: Service Centre
• Email [email protected]@panasonic.co.uk
• Panasonic CCVE Homepage www.panasonic.co.uk/cctv
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Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
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Remove the screw under the end panel (A) Slide front panel across to remove it (B)
WJ-HD300A SeriesHard Drive Installation
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
The front panel will fall forward (A) Carefully remove connector (B)
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WJ-HD300A SeriesHard Drive Installation
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
Remove the 4 draw screws (A) Pull draw out towards the front (B)
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WJ-HD300A SeriesHard Drive Installation
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
The draw will separate from the main unit completely
Connect the Hard Drive to the power connector and SATA cable.
WJ-HD300A SeriesHard Drive Installation
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
Screw the Hard Drive into place using the holes shown
This MUST be done to ensure correct operation
The screws come supplied with the main unit
WJ-HD300A SeriesHard Drive Installation
Training Course on the WJ-HD300A Series DVR
WJ-HD300A SeriesHard Drive Installation - Format
After replacing or adding an additional hard drive,
the WJ-HD300A will need to format the hard drive in order to record to it.
Upon boot up, providing the hard drive was installed correctly, the WJ-HD300A
will force you into the format screen.
The password for formatting is the same as the ADMIN user password.
This by default is “12345”
If the WJ-HD300A does not see the hard drive it may be down to:
1. The drive not set to “Master”2. The connectors not seated correctly
3. The wrong type of drive has been used, or
4. A faulty hard drive