Panasonic WJ-NT104 - Manual (Page 80)

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%W and %H respectively represent the width and height in which an alarm image of the
specified log number (LNO) is displayed.
(%w, %h, %W, %H ) = (640, 480, 640, 480) or (640, 240, 640, 480) or (320, 240, 320,
240) or (160, 120, 160, 120)
Item Description
Next frame number
Substitute character
Log number
First frame number
%l
%h
Frame number
immediately after
alarm
%a
Log number 0000-FFFF (hexadecimal, 6-bit)
%n
First frame number of an alarm image for specified log number (LNO). Normally, 00.
Frame number immediately after receiving an alarm for specified log number (LNO). 00 -
FF (hexadecimal, 2-bit)
Last frame %t Last frame number of an alarm image for specified log number (LNO). 00 - FF (hexadeci-
mal, 2-bit)
Specified frame %c Same as the value of argument FNO. 00 - FF (hexadecimal, 2-bit)
Value of preceding argument FNO. If FNO represents the first frame number (= %h) of
the specified log number (LNO), the value of FNO is applied. 00 - FF (hexadecimal, 2-
bit)
Preceding frame
number
%p Value of preceding argument FNO. If FNO represents the last frame number (= %t) of
the specified log number (LNO), the value of FNO is applied. 00 - FF (hexadecimal, 2-
bit)
Alarm image
display size
%W
%H
● cgi-bin/almctrl
The substitute characters ordinarily used for HTML file get are not applicable. This substitute character is used in the
same way as those for HTML file get.
For example, the first alarm number of the specified log is described in the HTML by /alm%|_%h.jpg.