FLIR M232 PAN AND TILT MARINE THERMAL CAMERA USER MANUAL BROCHURE

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Chapter 1 Important information
Chapter 2 Document and product information
- 2.1 Document information
- 2.2 Product overview
  - M100/M200
Chapter 3 Planning the installation
Chapter 4 Cables and connections
Chapter 5 Mounting
- 5.1 Camera mounting
- 5.2 JCU–3 Mounting
Chapter 6 System operation and setup
Chapter 7 Maintenance
- 7.1 Service and maintenance
- 7.2 Cleaning the thermal camera
Chapter 8 System checks and troubleshooting
- 8.1 Thermal camera troubleshooting
- 8.2 FLIR Maritime product support and servicing
Chapter 9 Technical specification
- 9.1 M100/M200 Series cameras
  - Technical specification
- 9.2 JCU-3
  - Technical specification
Chapter 10 Spares and accessories
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M100 / M200 SERIES

71001-3Document number:

10-2017Date:

English (en-US)

INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

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Contents

Chapter1Importantinformation.................................................9

Cleaningthethermalcamera...........................................................11

Inspectingthethermalcamera.........................................................11

Wateringress.....................................................................................11

Disclaimer...........................................................................................11

EMCinstallationguidelines...............................................................12

Suppressionferrites...........................................................................12

Connectionstootherequipment......................................................12

Declarationofconformity..................................................................13

Productdisposal................................................................................13

Warrantyregistration..........................................................................13

IMOandSOLAS...............................................................................13

T echnicalaccuracy............................................................................13

Chapter2Documentandproductinformation.......................15

2.1Documentinformation.................................................................16

Applicableproducts...............................................................................16

Systemkits............................................................................................17

Documentillustrations...........................................................................17

Productdocumentation.........................................................................18

2.2Productoverview........................................................................19

M100/M200............................................................................................19

Chapter3Planningtheinstallation..........................................21

3.1Installationchecklist....................................................................22

Schematicdiagram................................................................................22

3.2Compatiblemultifunctiondisplays..............................................23

Multifunctiondisplaysoftwarerequirements........................................23

3.3Partssupplied.............................................................................24

Systemkits............................................................................................24

M100/M200–Seriescamera..................................................................25

JCU–3....................................................................................................27

IPvideodecoder..................................................................................28

3.4T oolsrequired.............................................................................29

3.5T ypicalsystems...........................................................................30

3.6Warningsandcautions..............................................................31

3.7Generallocationrequirements...................................................32

Compasssafedistance........................................................................32

3.8Cameraorientation.....................................................................33

3.9Productdimensions....................................................................34

M100/M200Series................................................................................34

M100/M200Serieswithoptionaltop-downriser................................35

JCU-3.....................................................................................................36

IPvideodecoder..................................................................................37

Chapter4Cablesandconnections...........................................39

4.1Generalcablingguidance..........................................................40

Cabletypesandlength........................................................................40

Routingcables.......................................................................................40

Strainrelief............................................................................................40

Circuitisolation......................................................................................40

Cableshielding......................................................................................41

4.2Connectionsoverview.................................................................42

Connectingcables.................................................................................42

Orientationofright-angledconnectors................................................43

4.3Powerconnection.......................................................................44

Powercableextension..........................................................................44

Powerdistribution..................................................................................44

In-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings.............................................47

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire.....................................................47

4.4Networkconnections..................................................................48

Non-RayNetsystems.............................................................................48

RayNetsystemswithLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine

multifunctiondisplays(MFDs)..............................................................50

Chapter5Mounting......................................................................55

5.1Cameramounting.......................................................................56

Locationrequirements...........................................................................56

Mountingthecamera............................................................................57

Mountingthecamerawiththeoptionaltop-downriser(part

numberA80509)....................................................................................59

5.2JCU–3Mounting.........................................................................62

Locationrequirements...........................................................................62

Removingthekeypadmat...................................................................62

Flushmountingthekeypad..................................................................63

Surfacemountingthekeypad..............................................................64

Fittingthekeypadmat.........................................................................64

Chapter6Systemoperationandsetup...................................67

6.1Thermalcameraimage..............................................................68

Thermalcamerastatusicons...............................................................69

6.2Operationandfeaturesoverview..............................................70

6.3Cameracontrol...........................................................................71

Pan,tiltandzoom................................................................................71

Homeposition.......................................................................................72

Surveillancemode.................................................................................72

Auto-tracking..........................................................................................73

ClearCruisethermalanalytics...............................................................73

6.4Imageadjustments.....................................................................74

Thermalcamerascenepresets...........................................................74

Thermalcameracolormodes..............................................................74

Thermalcamerareversevideo............................................................74

6.5JCU–3controlsoverview...........................................................75

6.6Webbrowserinterface...............................................................77

Webbrowseruserinterfaceoverview.................................................77

Settingupanetworkconnectiontothecamera...............................77

LoggingintotheWebbrowseruserinterface..................................79

LiveVideopage....................................................................................80

Controlbuttons......................................................................................81

Ball-downmode....................................................................................84

ConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons(UPBs).....................85

Conguringthecamera’sIP-networkparametersmanually...............86

Chapter7Maintenance................................................................87

7.1Serviceandmaintenance..........................................................88

7.2Cleaningthethermalcamera....................................................89

Chapter8Systemchecksandtroubleshooting.....................91

8.1Thermalcameratroubleshooting...............................................92

8.2FLIRMaritimeproductsupportandservicing.........................94

Chapter9T echnicalspecication..............................................97

9.1M100/M200Seriescameras......................................................98

T echnicalspecication..........................................................................98

9.2JCU-3..........................................................................................99

T echnicalspecication..........................................................................99

Chapter10Sparesandaccessories.......................................101

10.1M100/M200Seriescameraaccessories...............................102

10.2Keypadsparesandaccessories...........................................103

10.3Networkhardware...................................................................104

Networkcableconnectortypes.........................................................105

10.4RayNettoRJ45adaptercables...........................................106

10.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectors.........................108

Chapter1:Importantinformation

Warning:Productinstallationandoperation

•Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedinaccordance

withtheinstructionsprovided.Failuretodosocouldresult

inpersonalinjury,damagetoyourvesseland/orpoor

productperformance.

•Certiedinstallationbyanapprovedinstallerisrecommended.

Acertiedinstallationqualiesforenhancedproductwarranty

benets.Contactyourdealerforfurtherdetails,andreferto

theseparatewarrantydocumentpackedwithyourproduct.

Warning:Corrosion

T oavoidacceleratedgalvaniccorrosionoftheproduct,ensure

thatanon-metallicisolationmountisusedwhenttingthe

productdirectlytolargestainlesssteelplatforms/mounts,or

directlytosteelconstructionvessels.

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforuseinhazardous/ammable

atmospheres.DoNOTinstallinahazardous/ammable

atmosphere(suchasinanengineroomornearfueltanks).

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithasbeen

correctlygrounded,inaccordancewiththeinstructions

provided.

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositive

grounding.

Warning:Powersupplyvoltage

Connectingthisproducttoavoltagesupplygreaterthan

thespeciedmaximumratingmaycausepermanentdamage

totheunit.RefertotheT echnicalspecicationsectionfor

voltagerating.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyisswitchedOFFbefore

startingtoinstallthisproduct.DoNOTconnectordisconnect

equipmentwiththepowerswitchedon,unlessinstructedin

thisdocument.

Warning:Entrapmenthazard

Thisproductfeaturesmovingpartsthatprovideapotential

entrapmenthazard.Keepclearofmovingpartsatalltimes.

Importantinformation9

Warning:Ensuresafenavigation

Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaidtonavigationand

mustneverbeusedinpreferencetosoundnavigational

judgment.Onlyofcialgovernmentchartsandnoticesto

marinerscontainallthecurrentinformationneededforsafe

navigation,andthecaptainisresponsiblefortheirprudent

use.Itistheuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment

charts,noticestomariners,cautionandpropernavigational

skillwhenoperatingthisoranyotherFLIRproduct.

Warning:Maintainapermanentwatch

Alwaysmaintainapermanentwatch,thiswillallowyouto

respondtosituationsastheydevelop.Failuretomaintaina

permanentwatchputsyourself,yourvesselandothersat

seriousriskofharm.

Caution:Donotopentheunit

Theunitisfactorysealedtoprotectagainstatmospheric

humidity,suspendedparticulatesandothercontaminates.Itis

importantthatyoudonotopentheunitorremovethecasing

foranyreason.Openingtheunitwill:

•compromisethesealwithpossibledamagetotheunit,and

•voidthemanufacturer’swarranty.

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethepowersourceis

adequatelyprotectedbymeansofasuitably-ratedfuseor

automaticcircuitbreaker.

Warning:Ensureallequipmenthasisolated

powersupply

Thisproductfeaturesanisolatedpowersupply .T oprevent

potentialdamagetoequipment,itisrecommendedthatany

externalequipmentconnectedtothisproductalsofeaturesan

isolatedpowersupply.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Please

referallmaintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedFLIRdealers.

Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

Caution:Suncovers

•Ifyourproductissuppliedwithasuncover,toprotect

againstthedamagingeffectsofultraviolet(UV)light,always

tthesuncoverwhentheproductisnotinuse.

•Suncoversmustberemovedwhentravellingathighspeed,

whetherinwaterorwhenthevesselisbeingtowed.

Cleaningthethermalcamera

Thecamerahousingandlenswillrequireoccasionalcleaning.Y oushould

cleanthelenswhenimagequalitydegradationisnoticedorexcessive

contaminantbuildupisseen.Cleantheinterfacebetweentheyokeandbase

oftentopreventaccumulationofdebrisorsaltdeposits.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethelenswindowwithadrycloth,orwithabrasivematerials

suchaspaperorscrubbrushes,asthiscouldscratchthecoating.

•DoNOTuseacidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTpressurewash.

Particularcareshouldbetakenwhencleaningthelenswindow,thishasa

protectiveanti-reectivecoatingwhichmaybedamagedbyimpropercleaning.

1.Switchoffthepowertotheunit.

2.Cleanthecamerabodywithaclean,softcottoncloth.Y oucanmoisten

theclothanduseamilddetergentifrequired.

3.Cleanthecameralens.

•Rinsethelenswithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticlesandsalt

deposits,andallowtodrynaturally.

•Ifanyspotsorsmearsremain,verygentlywipethelenswindowwith

acleanmicrobreclothorsoftcottoncloth.

•Ifnecessary,useisopropylalcohol(IPA)oramilddetergenttoremove

anyremainingspotsormarks.

Inspectingthethermalcamera

Routinelyinspectthecameraanditsmountingsurfacetoensurethatit

isinstalledsecurely,thatthecoatedsurfacesareintact,andthatthere

arenosignsofcorrosion.

Whenthecameraispoweredoff,graspitrmlyatthebaseandconrm

itisrigidandsecure.Thenholdthecameraabovethebaseandconrm

itwillrotatefreelyandwithoutnoticeablewobbleorloosenessaroundthe

panbearing.

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer

Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthisproductmeetsthestated

IPXstandard(refertotheproduct’sT echnicalSpecication),waterintrusion

andsubsequentequipmentfailuremayoccuriftheproductissubjectedto

commercialhigh-pressurewashing.FLIRwillnotwarrantproductssubjected

tohigh-pressurewashing.

Disclaimer

FLIRdoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthatitiscompatible

withproductsmanufacturedbyanypersonorentityotherthanFLIR.

FLIRisnotresponsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedbyyouruseor

inabilitytousetheproduct,bytheinteractionoftheproductwithproducts

manufacturedbyothers,orbyerrorsininformationutilizedbytheproduct

suppliedbythirdparties.

Importantinformation11

EMCinstallationguidelines

FLIRequipmentandaccessoriesconformtotheappropriateElectromagnetic

Compatibility(EMC)regulations,tominimizeelectromagneticinterference

betweenequipmentandminimizetheeffectsuchinterferencecouldhave

ontheperformanceofyoursystem

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformanceisnot

compromised.

Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference,someslightinterferencemay

benoticedontheproduct.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthesource

oftheinterferenceshouldbeseparatedbyagreaterdistance.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommendthatwhereverpossible:

•FLIRequipmentandcablesconnectedtoitare:

–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipmenttransmittingorcablescarrying

radiosignalse.g.VHFradios,cablesandantennas.InthecaseofSSB

radios,thedistanceshouldbeincreasedto7ft(2m).

–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradarbeam.Aradarbeam

cannormallybeassumedtospread20degreesaboveandbelowthe

radiatingelement.

•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebatteryfromthatusedforengine

start.Thisisimportanttopreventerraticbehavioranddatalosswhichcan

occuriftheenginestartdoesnothaveaseparatebattery.

•FLIRspeciedcablesareused.

•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsoisdetailedinthe

installationmanual.

Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallationpreventanyoftheabove

recommendations,alwaysensurethemaximumpossibleseparation

betweendifferentitemsofelectricalequipment,toprovidethebest

conditionsforEMCperformancethroughouttheinstallation

Suppressionferrites

•Cablesmaybepre-ttedorsuppliedwithsuppressionferrites.Theseare

importantforcorrectEMCperformance.Ifferritesaresuppliedseparately

tothecables(i.e.notpre-tted),youmusttthesuppliedferrites,using

thesuppliedinstructions.

•Ifaferritehastoberemovedforanypurpose(e.g.installationor

maintenance),itmustbereplacedintheoriginalpositionbeforethe

productisused.

•Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedbythemanufactureror

itsauthorizeddealers.

•Whereaninstallationrequiresmultipleferritestobeaddedtoacable,

additionalcableclipsshouldbeusedtopreventstressontheconnectors

duetotheextraweightofthecable.

•Ifyourcamerainstallationrequireslongcableruns,youmayneedtot

additionalferritestomaintainacceptableEMCperformance.

Connectionstootherequipment

Requirementforferritesonnon-FLIRcables

IfyourFLIRequipmentistobeconnectedtootherequipmentusingacable

notsuppliedbyFLIR,asuppressionferriteMUSTalwaysbeattachedto

thecableneartheFLIRunit.

Declarationofconformity

FLIRSystemsInc.declaresthatthisproductiscompliantwiththeessential

requirementsofEMCdirective2004/108/EC.

TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticatemaybeviewedonthe

relevantproductpageatwww.ir.com.

Productdisposal

DisposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththeWEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment(WEEE)Directive

requirestherecyclingofwasteelectricalandelectronicequipment.

Warrantyregistration

T oregisteryourFLIRproductownership,pleasevisitwww.ir.comand

registeronline.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproducttoreceivefullwarrantybenets.

Y ourunitpackageincludesabarcodelabelindicatingtheserialnumber

oftheunit.Y ouwillneedthisserialnumberwhenregisteringyourproduct

online.Y oushouldretainthelabelforfuturereference.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocumentisintendedforuseon

leisuremarineboatsandworkboatsNOTcoveredbyInternationalMaritime

Organization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea(SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.

T echnicalaccuracy

T othebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthisdocumentwascorrect

atthetimeitwasproduced.However,FLIRcannotacceptliabilityforany

inaccuraciesoromissionsitmaycontain.Inaddition,ourpolicyofcontinuous

productimprovementmaychangespecicationswithoutnotice.Asaresult,

FLIRcannotacceptliabilityforanydifferencesbetweentheproductandthis

document.PleasechecktheFLIRwebsite(www.ir.com/marine/support)to

ensureyouhavethemostup-to-dateversion(s)ofthedocumentationfor

yourproduct.

Importantinformation13

Chapter2:Documentandproductinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Documentinformationonpage16

•2.2Productoverviewonpage19

Documentandproductinformation15

2.1Documentinformation

Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformationrelatedtotheinstallationand

operationofyourFLIRproduct.

Thedocumentincludesinformationtohelpyou:

•planyourinstallationandensureyouhaveallthenecessaryequipment;

•installandconnectyourproductaspartofawidersystemofconnected

marineelectronics;

•useyourproductalongwithanappropriatevideomonitor,joystickcontrol

unit(JCU),webbrowser,ormultifunctiondisplay(MFD).

•troubleshootproblemsandobtaintechnicalsupportifrequired.

ThisandotherFLIRproductdocumentsareavailabletodownloadinPDF

formatfromwww.ir.com/marine/support.

Applicableproducts

Thisdocumentisapplicabletothefollowingproducts:

PartnumberNameDescription

E70432M132

(9Hz)

E70431M132

(30Hz)

Thermaltilt-only,

night-visionIP

videocamera

E70354M232

(9Hz)

E70353M232

(30Hz)

Thermalpan-and-

tilt,night-visionIP

videocamera

Systemkits

M100/M200–Seriesthermalcamerasaresuppliedindividually,oraspart

ofasystemkit.

Inadditiontothethermalcamera,systemkitsincludeajoystickcontrolunit

(JCU)forcontrollingthecamera,andanIPvideodecoderfordisplaysthat

requireananalogcomposite-videofeed(NTSCorPAL).

Thecontentofeachsystemkitislistedbelow.Foralistoftheindividual

partssuppliedwitheachcamera,seeM100/M200–Seriescamera.

Systemkit

partnumberDescription

Contents

(partnumbers)

T70333M132CameraSystemKit

30Hz

•E70431:M132thermal

camera

30Hz(tiltonly)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

T70334M132CameraSystemKit

9Hz

•E70432:M132thermal

camera

9Hz(tiltonly)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

T70335M232CameraSystemKit

30Hz

•E70353:M232thermal

camera

30Hz(pan&tilt)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

T70336M232CameraSystemKit

9Hz

•E70354:M232thermal

camera

9Hz(pan&tilt)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

Documentillustrations

Y ourproductmaydifferslightlyfromthatshownintheillustrationsinthis

document,dependingonproductvariantanddateofmanufacture.

Allimagesareprovidedforillustrationpurposesonly.

Documentandproductinformation17

Productdocumentation

Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyourproduct:

DescriptionPartnumber

M100/M200ThermalCameraInstallationand

OperationInstructions

InstallationandoperationofanM100–Seriesor

M200–Seriesthermalcameraandconnectiontoawider

systemofmarineelectronics.

71001

M100/M200–Seriessurfacemountingtemplate

MountingdiagramformountinganM100–Seriesor

M200–Seriesthermalcamera.

77001

M100/M200–Seriestop-downrisermountingtemplate

Mountingdiagramformountingthetop-downriserfor

anM100–SeriesorM200–Seriesthermalcamera.

77003

M100/M200ThermalCameraVisualQuickStart

Guide

Single-pageillustratedguidetohelpyouget

up-and-runningwithyourthermalcamera.

76001

LightHouse™2MFDOperationInstructions

DetailstheoperationoftheCameraapplicationfor

LightHouse™2-compatiblemultifunctiondisplays.

81360

LightHouse™3MFDBasicOperationInstructions

DetailstheoperationoftheCameraapplicationfor

LightHouse™3-compatiblemultifunctiondisplays.

81369

LightHouse™3MFDAdvancedOperation

Instructions

DetailstheoperationoftheCameraapplicationfor

LightHouse™3-compatiblemultifunctiondisplays.

81370

JCU-3RemoteKeypadInstallationInstructions

InstallationofaJCU-3RemoteKeypadandconnection

toawidersystemofmarineelectronics.

71002

IPVideoDecoderforM100/M200ThermalCamera

—QuickStartGuide

DescribeshowtoconnectandconguretheIPvideo

decodertoworkwithyouM100/M200thermalcamera.

76002

2.2Productoverview

M100/M200

TheM100/M200–Seriesisamaritimethermalimagingsystemforuseon

nearlyanykindofvessel.Itprovidesaclearimageinlow-lightandno-light

conditions.Forexample,athermalcameracanhelpyounavigateatnightor

identifyobstaclesinareasoflowvisibilityoreventotaldarkness.

1.Tiltassembly.

2.Thermalcameralenswindow.

3.Panassembly(xedpositionforM100–Series).

TheM100/M200–Seriessystemhasthefollowingkeyfunctionsandfeatures:

•IPconnectivitytosimplifyinstallationandsystemintegration.

•H264–encodedIPvideostream(convertibletoanalogNSTC/PAL

composite-videousingtheIPvideodecodersuppliedwithM100/M200

systemkits).

•Panandtiltoperations(tiltonlyforM100–Series)withdedicatedjoystick

controlunit,multifunctiondisplay(MFD),orwebbrowser.

•Automaticcameraadjustmenttosuitchangingconditions.

•Presetmodes(Scenes)optimizedforprevailingconditions.

•ClearCruise™intelligentthermalanalyticstechnology;providesaudible

andvisualalertswhen“non-water”objectsareidentiedinthescene.

(RequiresaRaymarine®MFDrunningLightHouse™3software.)

•Automaticwindowheaterstode-icethelenswindowincoldweather.

•12Vor24Vdcpower.

Documentandproductinformation19

Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Installationchecklistonpage22

•3.2Compatiblemultifunctiondisplaysonpage23

•3.3Partssuppliedonpage24

•3.4T oolsrequiredonpage29

•3.5T ypicalsystemsonpage30

•3.6Warningsandcautionsonpage31

•3.7Generallocationrequirementsonpage32

•3.8Cameraorientationonpage33

•3.9Productdimensionsonpage34

Planningtheinstallation21

3.1Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationT ask

1Planyoursystem.

2Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

3Siteallequipment.

4Routeallcables.

5Drillcableandmountingholes.

6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

7Secureallequipmentinplace.

8Poweronandtestthesystem.

Schematicdiagram

Aschematicdiagramisanessentialpartofplanninganyinstallation.Itis

alsousefulforanyfutureadditionsormaintenanceofthesystem.The

diagramshouldinclude:

•Locationofallcomponents.

•Connectors,cabletypes,routesandlengths.

3.2Compatiblemultifunctiondisplays

Note:ARaymarine®LightHouse™-compatiblemultifunctiondisplay(MFD)

isnotrequiredtouseaM100/M200-Seriescamera.Howevercertain

camerafeaturesmaynotbeaccessiblewithoutone.

ThisproductiscompatiblewiththefollowingRaymarine®LightHouse™

multifunctiondisplays.

•aSeries,cSeries,eSeries,eSSeries.

•gSSeries.

•AxiomandAxiomPro.

Multifunctiondisplaysoftwarerequirements

T ousethisproductwithaRaymarine®LightHouse™-compatiblemultifunction

display(MFD),ensurethatyourMFDisrunningthelatestversionofthe

LightHouse™2orLightHouse™3software.

Note:

•ThisproductisNOTcompatiblewithLightHouse™2softwareversions

17orearlier.

•ThelatestLightHouse™MFDsoftwarecanbeobtainedbyvisiting

www.raymarine.com/software.

Planningtheinstallation23

3.3Partssupplied

Systemkits

M100/M200–Seriesthermalcamerasaresuppliedindividually,oraspart

ofasystemkit.

Inadditiontothethermalcamera,systemkitsincludeajoystickcontrolunit

(JCU)forcontrollingthecamera,andanIPvideodecoderfordisplaysthat

requireananalogcomposite-videofeed(NTSCorPAL).

Thecontentofeachsystemkitislistedbelow.Foralistoftheindividual

partssuppliedwitheachcamera,seeM100/M200–Seriescamera.

Systemkit

partnumberDescription

Contents

(partnumbers)

T70333M132CameraSystemKit

30Hz

•E70431:M132thermal

camera

30Hz(tiltonly)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

T70334M132CameraSystemKit

9Hz

•E70432:M132thermal

camera

9Hz(tiltonly)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

T70335M232CameraSystemKit

30Hz

•E70353:M232thermal

camera

30Hz(pan&tilt)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

T70336M232CameraSystemKit

9Hz

•E70354:M232thermal

camera

9Hz(pan&tilt)

•A80510:JCU-3control

unit

•A80508:IPvideodecoder

M100/M200–Seriescamera

Thefollowingitemsaresuppliedwithyourproduct.

1.Thermalcamera

2.Thermalcamerabase-seal

3.3xthermalcamerafasteners:nuts,domenuts,springwashers,at

washers,andthreadedstuds

4.2xSelf-adhesivedecals(forball-downmountingonly)

5.RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable(100mm)

6.*Right-angledRayNet-to-RayNetcable(10m)

7.*Right-angled3-pinpowercable(10m)

8.T op-downriserkit(includesriser,riserbaseseal,andrisermounting

template)

9.Documentationpack

Planningtheinstallation25

*Thesuppliedright-angledRayNetandPowercablesaresuitablefor

mountingonsurfacesupto25.4mm(1.0inch)thick.Whenmounting

onthickersurfaces,youmayneedtouseRayNetandPowercableswith

straightconnectors(availableseparately).

Note:Forfurtherdetailsonnetworkhardwareandcables,seeChapter10

Sparesandaccessories.

JCU–3

TheJCU-3joystickcontrolunitisincludedincamerasystempacks,andis

alsoavailabletopurchaseasaseparateaccessory.Theunitissupplied

withbothaportrait-orientedkeypad(tted),andalandscape-orientedkeypad.

Forinformationonotheraccessories,seeChapter10Sparesand

accessories.

Note:Y ourM100/M200-Seriesthermalcameraisalsocompatiblewiththe

followingjoystickcontrolunits,providedwithotherFLIRandRaymarine

camerasystems:

•JCU-1(partno.500-0385-00)—joystickcontrolunitforFLIRM-Series

andRaymarineT-Seriescameras

•JCU-2(partno.500-0398-00)—joystickcontrolunitforFLIR

M400-Series,MV-SeriesandMU-Seriescameras

Partssupplied

Thepartssuppliedwiththekeypadareshownbelow.

1.JCU-3keypad

2.Landscapekeypadmat

3.Portraitkeypadmat(suppliedttedtotheunit)

4.Mountinggasket

5.4xmountingxings

6.Documentationpack

7.Rightangledpowercable2m(6.6ft.)

8.RayNetnetworkcable2m(6.6ft.)

9.RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable(100mm)

Planningtheinstallation27

IPvideodecoder

TheIONODESION-R100IPvideodecoderisincludedincamerasystem

packs,andisalsoavailabletopurchaseasaseparateaccessory.

Forinformationonotheraccessories,seeChapter10Sparesand

accessories.

Partssupplied

ThepartssuppliedwiththeIPvideodecoderareshownbelow.

1.IONODESION-R100IPvideodecoder

2.Suppressionferrite

3.QuickStartGuide

3.4T oolsrequired

Thefollowingtoolsarerequiredforinstallation.

ItemDescription

1.Drill

2.10mmspanner

3.Drillbitofappropriatesize*

4.Jigsaw(onlyrequiredforJCU

installation)

5.Pozi-drivescrewdriver(onlyrequired

forJCUinstallation)

6.Thread-lock

7.50mm(2inch)Holesaw

Note:*Theappropriatedrillbitsizeisdependentonthethicknessand

materialofthemountingsurface.

Planningtheinstallation29

3.5T ypicalsystems

Note:Forinformationonhowtoconnecttheproduct,refertotheChapter

4Cablesandconnectionssection.Forinformationonavailablecables

andaccessories,refertotheChapter10Sparesandaccessoriessection.

•BasicWebbrowsersystem:Y oucanconnecttheproductdirectlytoan

IP-capabledevice,suchasalaptoporPC,usingthesuppliedRayNet

cableandRayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable.Y oucancontrolthecamera

throughtheuserinterfacepresentedonthewebbrowser.

•BasicvideodisplaysystemwithJCU:Y oucanconnecttheproduct

directlytoaprimaryanalogvideodisplayviaanEthernetswitch(using

thesuppliedRayNetcableandRayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable),IPvideo

decoder(providedwithsystemkits),andacoaxialvideocable.Y oucan

controlthecamerawithaJCU-3unit(providedwithsystemkits),also

connectedtotheEthernetswitch.

•BasicWebbrowsersystemwithJCU:Y oucanconnecttheproductto

anIP-capabledevice,suchasalaptoporPC,viaanEthernetswitch

(usingthesuppliedRayNetcableandRayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable),and

anadditionalEthernetcable.Y oucancontrolthecamerathroughthe

userinterfacepresentedonthewebbrowser,orwithaJCU-3unit,also

connectedtotheEthernetswitch.

•BasicLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD)

system:Y oucanconnecttheproductdirectlytoaRaymarineMFDusing

thesuppliedRayNetcable.Y oucancontrolthecameradirectlyusingthe

MFD.Foramoreexiblesystem,youcaninstallaRayNetswitchbetween

thecameraandtheMFD,andaddaJCU-3unit(alsoconnectedtothe

RayNetswitch)toprovideadditionalcameracontrols.

•Complexsystemwithmultiplecameras,MFDs,andJCUs:With

sufcientRayNetorEthernetportsavailableoninstalledswitches,and

appropriateRayNetandEthernetcables,youcanconnectmultiplecameras,

MFDs,andJCUstogethertoformanintegratedsystem.Y oucanuseany

JCUorMFDtocontrolandmonitoranycamera.

3.6Warningsandcautions

Important:Beforeproceeding,ensurethatyouhavereadandunderstood

thewarningsandcautionsprovidedintheChapter1Important

informationsectionofthisdocument.

Planningtheinstallation31

3.7Generallocationrequirements

Importantconsiderationswhenchoosingasuitablelocationforyourproduct.

Thisproductissuitableformountingbelowdecks.

Theproductshouldbemountedwhereitwillbe:

•protectedfromphysicaldamageandexcessivevibration.

•wellventilatedandawayfromheatsources.

Whenchoosingalocationfortheproduct,considerthefollowingpointsto

ensurereliableandtrouble-freeoperation:

•Access—theremustbesufcientspacetoenablecableconnectionsto

theproduct,avoidingtightbendsinthecable.

•Diagnostics—theproductmustbemountedinalocationwherethe

diagnosticsLEDiseasilyvisible.

Note:NotallproductsincludeadiagnosticsLED.RefertotheChapter

8Systemchecksandtroubleshootingformoreinformation.

•Electricalinterference—theproductshouldbemountedfarenough

awayfromanyequipmentthatmaycauseinterferencesuchasmotors,

generatorsandradiotransmitters/receivers.

•Magneticcompass—refertotheCompasssafedistancesectionin

thisdocumentforadviceonmaintainingasuitabledistancebetweenthis

productandanycompassesonyourvessel.

•Power—tokeepcablerunstoaminimum,theproductmustbelocated

ascloseaspossibletothevessel’sdcpowersupply.

•Mountingsurface—ensuretheproductisadequatelysupportedona

securesurface.RefertotheweightinformationprovidedintheT echnical

specicationforthisproductandensurethattheintendedmountingsurface

issuitableforbearingtheproductweight.DoNOTmountunitsorcut

holesinplaceswhichmaydamagethestructureofthevessel.

Compasssafedistance

T opreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel'smagneticcompasses,

ensureanadequatedistanceismaintainedfromtheproduct.

Whenchoosingasuitablelocationfortheproductyoushouldaimtomaintain

themaximumpossibledistancefromanycompasses.T ypicallythisdistance

shouldbeatleast1m(3ft)inalldirections.Howeverforsomesmaller

vesselsitmaynotbepossibletolocatetheproductthisfarawayfroma

compass.Inthissituation,whenchoosingtheinstallationlocationforyour

product,ensurethatthecompassisnotaffectedbytheproductwhenitis

inapoweredstate.

3.8Cameraorientation

Thecameracanbemountedin2orientationsinformallyknownas“Ballup”

and“Balldown”.

Ball-up:Thecameraismountedon

topofthemountingsurface.

Ball-down:Thecameraissuspended

upsidedown,belowthemounting

surface.

Thedefaultvideoimageorientationisfortheball-upconguration;ifthe

cameraistobemountedintheball-downcongurationthenthevideoimage

mustberotated.T orotatethevideoimage,youmusteither:

•usethecamera’swebbrowseruserinterfacetosettheappropriateoption

(see6.6Webbrowserinterface

),or

•ifyoursystemincludesaRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD),use

theMFD’sCameraapptosettheappropriateoption(refertoyourMFD

OperationInstructions).

Planningtheinstallation33

3.9Productdimensions

M100/M200Series

M100/M200Serieswithoptionaltop-downriser

Note:Basediameterwithriserbase-sealttedis190mm(7.48in).

Planningtheinstallation35

JCU-3

Productdimensions

DimensionMeasurement

A34.8mm(1.37in)

B10.5mm(0.41in)

C28.4mm(1.12in.)

D31.7mm(1.25in.)

E50.7mm(2.00in.)

F80.0mm(3.15in.)

G119.0mm(4.69in.)

H133.0mm(5.24in.)

I41.0mm(1.61in.)

J55.0mm(2.17in.)

IPvideodecoder

Productdimensions

DimensionMeasurement

A19.5mm(0.77in.)

B90.5mm(3.56in.)

C81.0mm(3.19in.)

D3.0mm(0.12in.)

E28.0mm(1.10in.)

F66.0mm(2.60in.)

Planningtheinstallation37

Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage40

•4.2Connectionsoverviewonpage42

•4.3Powerconnectiononpage44

•4.4Networkconnectionsonpage48

Cablesandconnections39

4.1Generalcablingguidance

Cabletypesandlength

Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetypeandlength

•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcablesofthecorrecttype,

suppliedbyFLIR.

•Ensurethatanynon-FLIRcablesareofthecorrectqualityandgauge.

Forexample,longerpowercablerunsmayrequirelargerwiregaugesto

minimizevoltagedropalongtherun.

Routingcables

Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly ,tomaximizeperformanceandprolong

cablelife.

•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively.Whereverpossible,ensureaminimum

benddiameterof200mm(8in)/minimumbendradiusof100mm(4in).

•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageandexposuretoheat.Use

trunkingorconduitwherepossible.DoNOTruncablesthroughbilges

ordoorways,orclosetomovingorhotobjects.

•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacingtwine.Coilanyextra

cableandtieitoutoftheway.

•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposedbulkheadordeckhead,use

asuitablewatertightfeed-through.

•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescentlights.

Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossiblefrom:

•otherequipmentandcables,

•highcurrentcarryingACandDCpowerlines,

•antennae.

Strainrelief

Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protectconnectorsfromstrainand

ensuretheywillnotpulloutunderextremeseaconditions.

Circuitisolation

AppropriatecircuitisolationisrequiredforinstallationsusingbothACand

DCcurrent:

•Alwaysuseisolatingtransformersoraseparatepower-invertertorunPC’s,

processors,displaysandothersensitiveelectronicinstrumentsordevices.

•AlwaysuseanisolatingtransformerwithWeatherFAXaudiocables.

•Alwaysuseanisolatedpowersupplywhenusinga3rdpartyaudio

amplier.

•AlwaysuseanRS232/NMEAconverterwithopticalisolationonthesignal

lines.

•AlwaysmakesurethatPC’sorothersensitiveelectronicdeviceshave

adedicatedpowercircuit.

Cableshielding

Ensurethatalldatacablesareproperlyshieldedthatthecableshieldingis

intact(e.g.hasn’tbeenscrapedoffbybeingsqueezedthroughatightarea).

Cablesandconnections41

4.2Connectionsoverview

Y ourproductincludesthefollowingconnectors.

Thermalcameraconnectors

ConnectorDescriptionConnectsto:Suitablecables

Network•RJ45connectoron:

–3rd-partynetwork

switch

–PC/laptop

computer

–IPvideodecoder

(providedwith

systemkits)

•RayNetconnector

on:

–Raymarine

networkswitch

–Lighthouse™-

powered

Raymarine

multifunction

display(MFD)

•RayNet-to-RJ45

adaptercable

(supplied)

•Right-angled

RayNet-to-RayNet

cable(supplied)

RefertoChapter

10Sparesand

Accessoriesfor

availablecables.

Powerand

drain

12/24Vdcpower

supply

Right-angledpower

cable(supplied).

Note:Thesuppliedright-angledRayNetandPowercablesaresuitablefor

mountingonsurfacesupto25.4mm(1.0inch)thick.Whenmounting

onthickersurfaces,youmayneedtouseRayNetandPowercableswith

straightconnectors(availableseparately).

Note:Thecablesshouldberoutedtoadryareaofthevesselfor

connection.Alternativelyyoumustensurethatallconnectionsarewater

tight.

Note:Ifyouwanttomakecableconnectionstothecamerabefore

mountingittoyourvessel(forexample,totestthecamera),rstattach

thethreethreadedstudstothebase(seeMountingthecamera).This

willhelptoprotectthecableconnectorsonthebaseofthecamera,and

alsoprovidesastableplatform,helpingtopreventdamagecausedbythe

unitrollingofftheedgeoftheworksurface.

Connectingcables

Followthestepsbelowtoconnectthecable(s)toyourproduct.

1.Ensurethatthevessel'spowersupplyisswitchedoff.

2.Ensurethatthedevicebeingconnectedhasbeeninstalledinaccordance

withtheinstallationinstructionssuppliedwiththatdevice.

3.Ensuringcorrectorientation,pushcableconnectorsfullyontothe

correspondingconnectors.

4.Ifapplicable,engageanylockingmechanismtoensureasecure

connection.

5.Ensureanybareendedwireconnectionsaresuitablyinsulatedtoprevent

corrosionduetowateringress.

Orientationofright-angledconnectors

Whenmakingconnectionsusingthesuppliedright-angledpowerandnetwork

cables,ensurethatyouorienttheconnectorscorrectlywithrespecttothe

thermalcamerabase.

Viewedfromthecamerabase,withthelabeluppermost,theright-angled

powerandnetworkcablesbothleavethecameratotheright,asillustrated.

1.Labeloncamerabase.

2.Powercablewithright-angledconnector.

3.Networkcablewithright-angledconnector.

Cablesandconnections43

4.3Powerconnection

Powermustbesuppliedtothecamerafromanappropriatepowersource.

Powerconnectionrequirements

•12or24Vdcnominalsupplyvoltage

•Isolatedpowersupply

•Connectedviaanappropriatelyratedthermalbreakerorfusedswitch.

ItemDescriptionConnectsto:

1Powercable.Product’spowerconnector.

2Redcable(positive)Powersupply’spositiveterminal.

3Blackcable(negative)Powersupply’snegativeterminal.

4Connectionto12V/24Vpower

supply.

Powersupply.

5Drain/GroundVesselRFground,ornegative

batteryterminal

Powercableextension

Theproductissuppliedwithapowercable,whichcanbeextendedif

required.

•Thepowercableforeachunitinyoursystemshouldberunasa

separate,singlelengthof2-wirecablefromtheunittothevessel'sbattery

ordistributionpanel.

•Forpowercableextensions,itisrecommendedthataminimumwire

gaugeof16AWG(1.31mm2).Forcablerunslongerthan15meters,

youmayneedtoconsiderathickerwiregauge(e.g.14AWG(2.08

mm2),or12AWG(3.31mm2)).

•Animportantrequirementforalllengthsofpowercable(includingany

extension)istoensurethatthereisacontinuousminimumvoltageof

10.8Vattheproduct’spowerconnector,withafullyatbatteryat11V .

Important:Beawarethatsomeproductsinyoursystem(suchassonar

modules)cancreatevoltagepeaksatcertaintimes,whichmayimpactthe

voltageavailabletootherproductsduringthepeaks.

Powerdistribution

Recommendationsandbestpractice.

•Theproductissuppliedwithapowercable.Onlyusethepowercable

suppliedwiththeproduct.DoNOTuseapowercabledesignedfor,or

suppliedwith,adifferentproduct.

•RefertothePowerconnectionsectionformoreinformationonhowto

identifythewiresinyourproduct’spowercable,andwheretoconnect

them.

•Seebelowformoreinformationonimplementationforsomecommon

powerdistributionscenarios.

Important:Whenplanningandwiring,takeintoconsiderationother

productsinyoursystem,someofwhich(e.g.sonarmodules)mayplace

largepowerdemandpeaksonthevessel’selectricalsystem.

Note:Theinformationprovidedbelowisforguidanceonly,tohelpprotect

yourproduct.Itcoverscommonvesselpowerarrangements,butdoes

NOTcovereveryscenario.Ifyouareunsurehowtoprovidethecorrect

levelofprotection,pleaseconsultanauthorizedFLIRdealerorasuitably

qualiedprofessionalmarineelectrician.

Implementation—directconnectiontobattery

•Thepowercablesuppliedwithyourproductmaybeconnecteddirectlyto

thevessel'sbattery,viaasuitablyratedfuseorbreaker.

•ThepowercablesuppliedwithyourproductmayNOTincludeaseparate

drainwire.Ifthisisthecase,onlythepowercable’sredandblack

wiresneedtobeconnected.

•IfthesuppliedpowercableisNOTttedwithaninlinefuse,youMUSTt

asuitablyratedfuseorbreakerbetweentheredwireandthebattery’s

positiveterminal.

•Refertotheinlinefuseratingsprovidedintheproduct’sdocumentation.

•Ifyouneedtoextendthelengthofthepowercablesuppliedwithyour

product,ensureyouobservethededicatedPowercableextensionsadvice

providedintheproduct’sdocumentation.

Cablesandconnections45

ABatteryconnectionscenarioA:suitableforavesselwithacommon

RFgroundpoint.Inthisscenario,ifyourproduct’spowercableis

suppliedwithaseparatedrainwirethenitshouldbeconnectedto

thevessel’scommongroundpoint.

BBatteryconnectionscenarioB:suitableforavesselwithouta

commongroundingpoint.Inthiscase,ifyourproduct’spowercable

issuppliedwithaseparatedrainwirethenitshouldbeconnected

directlytothebattery’snegativeterminal.

Implementation—connectiontodistributionpanel

•Alternatively,thesuppliedpowercablemaybeconnectedtoasuitable

breakerorswitchonthevessel'sdistributionpanelorfactory-ttedpower

distributionpoint.

•Thedistributionpointshouldbefedfromthevessel’sprimarypowersource

by8AWG(8.36mm2)cable.

•Ideally,allequipmentshouldbewiredtoindividualsuitably-ratedthermal

breakersorfuses,withappropriatecircuitprotection.Wherethisisnot

possibleandmorethan1itemofequipmentsharesabreaker,use

individualin-linefusesforeachpowercircuittoprovidethenecessary

protection.

1Positive(+)bar

2Negative(-)bar

3Circuitbreaker

4Fuse

•Inallcases,observetherecommendedbreaker/fuseratingsprovidedin

theproduct’sdocumentation.

Important:Beawarethatthesuitablefuseratingforthethermalbreaker

orfuseisdependentonthenumberofdevicesyouareconnecting.

Grounding

Ensurethatyouobservetheseparategroundingadviceprovidedinthe

product’sdocumentation.

Moreinformation

Raymarinerecommendsthatbestpracticeisobservedinallvesselelectrical

installations,asdetailedinthefollowingstandards:

•BMEACodeofPracticeforElectricalandElectronicInstallationsinBoats

•NMEA0400InstallationStandard

•ABYCE-11AC&DCElectricalSystemsonBoats

•ABYCA-31BatterychargersandInverters

•ABYCTE-4LightningProtection

In-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings

Thefollowingin-linefuseandthermalbreakerratingsapplytoyourproduct:

In-linefuseratingThermalbreakerrating

5Aslowblow5A(ifonlyconnectingonedevice)

Note:

•Thesuitablefuseratingforthethermalbreakerisdependentonthe

numberofdevicesyouareconnecting.Ifindoubtconsultanauthorized

FLIRdealer.

•Y ourproduct’spowercablemayhaveattedin-linefuse,ifnotthen

youcanaddanin-linefusetothepositivewireofyourproduct’spower

connection.

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire

Thepowercablesuppliedwiththisproductincludesadedicatedshield

(drain)wireforconnectiontoavessel'sRFgroundpoint.

ItisimportantthataneffectiveRFgroundisconnectedtothesystem.A

singlegroundpointshouldbeusedforallequipment.Theunitcanbe

groundedbyconnectingtheshield(drain)wireofthepowercabletothe

vessel'sRFgroundpoint.OnvesselswithoutanRFgroundsystemtheshield

(drain)wireshouldbeconnecteddirectlytothenegativebatteryterminal.

Thedcpowersystemshouldbeeither:

•Negativegrounded,withthenegativebatteryterminalconnectedtothe

vessel'sground.

•Floating,withneitherbatteryterminalconnectedtothevessel'sground

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositive

grounding.

Cablesandconnections47

4.4Networkconnections

Y ourthermalcamerahasasingleRayNetnetworkconnector.Thisconnects

thecameratoyourvessel’swiderIPnetwork.Thiscouldbeanexisting

third-partyEthernetnetwork,oradedicatedRaymarineRayNetnetwork.

Thedetailsofthenetworkconnectionsbetweenthecamera,videodisplay

(webbrowser,analogvideomonitor,orLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine

multifunctiondisplay),controlunit(forexample,aJCU-3controller)andthe

restofyourinstallationdependon:

•howyouwanttocontrolthecamera(forexample,withawebbrowser,a

LightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay,aJCUcontroller,

oracombination)

•howyouwanttoviewthecamera’sIPvideofeed(forexample,with

ananalogvideomonitorconnectedthroughanIPvideodecoder,a

LightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay ,awebbrowser,

oracombination)

•theequipmentalreadyinstalledonyourvessel(forexample,network

switcheswithfreeports,analogvideomonitors,orothercameras)

Thefollowingsectionsshowsomepossiblenetworkconnections,startingwith

abasicsystemwithasinglecameradirectlyconnectedtowebbrowser,and

nishingwithamorecomplexmulti-camera,multi-display,multi-JCUsystem.

Non-RayNetsystems

Y oucaninstallyourcameraonavesselthatdoesn’talreadyhaveaRayNet

networkorLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD)

installed.

Thefollowingexamplesshowpossiblenetworkconnectionsfor:

•asingle-camerasystemwiththecameraconnecteddirectlytoalaptop

orotherdevicerunningawebbrowser(forcameracontrol,andviewing

thecamera’sIPvideofeed)

•asingle-camerasystemcomprisingalaptoporotherdevicerunningaweb

browser(forcameracontrol,andviewingthecamera’sIPvideofeed),

anEthernetnetworkswitch,andanoptionalJCU(providedwithsystem

kits)foradditionalcameracontrol

•asingle-camerasystemcomprisingananalogvideomonitorconnectedvia

anIPvideodecoder(providedwithsystemkits),anEthernetnetwork

switch,andaJCU(providedwithsystemkits)forcameracontrol.

Single-camerasystemwithdirectconnectiontowebbrowser

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecamera

andtheotherdevicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1Laptop(orotherEthernet-connecteddevicerunningaweb

browser)

2M100/M200–Seriescamera

3RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

4RayNet-to-RayNetcable

Single-camerasystemwithwebbrowserandanoptionalJCU

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecamera

andtheotherdevicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),providedwithsystemkits

2M100/M200–Seriescamera

3RayNet-to-RayNetcable

4Laptop(orotherEthernet-connecteddevicerunningaweb

browser)

5RJ45-to-RJ45Ethernetcable

6RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

7Ethernetnetworkswitch

Single-camerasystemwithanalogvideomonitorandJCU

Forthissystem,adevicerunningawebbrowserisnotrequired.The

camera’sIPvideofeedisroutedthroughanEthernetnetworkswitchtoan

IPvideodecoder(providedwithsystemkits),andontoananalogvideo

monitor.CameracontrolisprovidedbyaJCU(providedwithsystemkits).

Cablesandconnections49

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecamera

andtheotherdevicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1Analogvideomonitor

2Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),providedwithsystemkits

3M100/M200–Seriescamera

4RayNet-to-RayNetcable

5Analogvideocable

6IPvideodecoder,providedwithsystemkits

7RJ45-to-RJ45Ethernetcable

8RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

9Ethernetnetworkswitch

RayNetsystemswithLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine

multifunctiondisplays(MFDs)

M100/M200–SeriescamerasarecompatiblewithLightHouse™-powered

Raymarinemultifunctiondisplays(MFDs)andexistingRayNetnetworks.

Thefollowingexamplesshowpossiblenetworkconnectionsfor:

•asingle-camerasystemcomprisingaRaymarineMFD(forcameracontrol,

andviewingthecamera’sIPvideofeed),aRayNetnetworkswitch,anda

JCU(providedwithsystemkits)foradditionalcameracontrol

•amulti-camerasystemcomprisingananalogvideomonitorconnectedvia

anIPvideodecoder(providedwithsystemkits),twoRaymarineMFDs,a

RayNetnetworkswitch,twoJCUs(oneJCUisprovidedwithsystemkits),

andawebbrowser(laptop)foradditionalcameracontrol.

Single-camerasystemwithRaymarineMFDandJCU

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecamera

andtheotherdevicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),providedwithsystemkits

2M100/M200–Seriescamera

3RaymarineMFD

4RayNet-to-RayNetcable

5RayNetnetworkswitch

Cablesandconnections51

Multi-camerasystemwithvideomonitor,twoRaymarineMFDs,two

JCUs,andawebbrowser

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecamera

andtheotherdevicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1Laptop(orotherEthernet-connecteddevicerunningaweb

browser)

2Analogvideomonitor

3RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

4Analogvideocable

5IPvideodecoder,providedwithsystemkits

6Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),providedwithsystemkits

7M100/M200–Seriescamera

8RayNet-to-RayNetcable

9RaymarineMFD

10RayNetnetworkswitch

Cablesandconnections53

Chapter5:Mounting

Chaptercontents

•5.1Cameramountingonpage56

•5.2JCU–3Mountingonpage62

Mounting55

5.1Cameramounting

Locationrequirements

Whenplanningtheinstallationlocation,considerthefollowingpoints:

•Thecameraiswaterproof,andappropriateforabovedecksmounting.

•Whenmountingthecamerainaball-downposition,ensurethatthe

cameraisinstalledwithadequatedrainagesothatstandingwaterdoes

notcollectinthebase.

•Ensurethecameraisinstalledinalocationthatwillallowittobeaccessed

forregularperiodiccleaning(fresh-waterrinse),inspectionofmounting

pointintegrityandmechanicalsoundness,andpreventativemaintenance.

•Theunderside(inside)ofthecompartmentordeckontowhichthe

cameraismountedmustbeweather-tight.Y oumustensureprotection

fromwateringresstocablesandconnections.

•Themountingsurfacemustbehorizontal.

•Ifyoucannotaccessbothsidesofthemountingsurface,thenyouwillneed

tomountthecamera“topdown”usingthetop-downrisersuppliedwith

thecamera(alsoavailableasaseparateaccessory:partnumberA80509).

•Theright-angledRayNetandpowercablessuppliedaresuitableforuse

withamountingsurfaceupto25.4mm(1in)thick.Athickersurface

mayrequiretheuseofstraight-connectorcables(availableseparately).

•Fixingsaresuppliedforamountingsurfaceupto41mm(1.6in)thick.A

thickersurfacewillrequiretheinstallertoprovidealternativexings.

•Thecamerashouldbemountedashighaspractical,butwithoutinterfering

withanyradar,navigationalorcommunicationselectronics.

•Choosealocationthatwillprovidethemostunobstructedviewinall

directions.

•Choosealocationasclosetothevessel’scenterlineaspossible.This

providesasymmetricalviewwhenlookingforwardoraft.

•Selectalocationforthecamerathatisatleast1m(39.4in.)from

anymagneticcompass.

•Selectalocationthatisatleast1m(3ft)fromdevicesthatmaycause

interference,suchasmotors,generatorsandradiotransmitters/receivers.

•IfinstallinganoptionalJCU,selectalocationfortheJCUthatisatleast

1m(39.4in.)fromanymagneticcompass.

Note:Ifyouwanttomakecableconnectionstothecamerabefore

mountingittoyourvessel(forexample,totestthecamera),rstattach

thethreethreadedstudstothebase(seeMountingthecamera).This

willhelptoprotectthecableconnectorsonthebaseofthecamera,and

alsoprovidesastableplatform,helpingtopreventdamagecausedbythe

unitrollingofftheedgeoftheworksurface.

Mountingthecamera

Usetheseinstructionstomountthecameraunitinposition.

1.Usingthetemplatesupplied,markanddrilltheholesformountingthe

camera.

Mountingholescarepoints:

•Checkthedimensionsofanyprintedtemplate(toensurethatthe

templateisprintedtothecorrectscale)priortodrillinganyholes.

•Notethecameraforwardmarkingsonthecamerabase,andmakesure

thetemplateisorientedproperlyrelativetothebowofthevessel.This

isaffectedbywhetherthecameraistobemountedball-uporball-down.

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2.Installthe3xthreadedstudsintothebaseofthecamerawith

thread-lockingcompound.Ifrequired,youcanusestudsofadifferent

lengthtosuityourinstallation.

3.Slidethesealoverthethreadedstuds,andpushitrmlyintoplaceon

thecamera’sbase.

4.Connectthepowersupplycableandnetworkcabletothecamera,and

threadthecablesthroughthecentralholes.

Note:Theright-angledRayNetandpowercablessuppliedaresuitablefor

usewithamountingsurfaceupto25.4mm(1in)thick.Athickersurface

willrequiretheuseofstraight-connectorcables(availableseparately).

5.Placethecameraonthemountingsurfacesothethreadedstudsextend

throughthedrilledholes.

6.Maketherequiredconnectionswiththefreeendsofthecables.

7.Slideaatwasher,andthenaspringwasher,ontoeachstud.

8.Securethecamerabodytothemountingsurfacewiththesuppliednuts,

ensuringthatthesealremainscorrectlypositionedonthecamera’sbase.

Tightenthenutstoatorqueof3.7Nm(2.7lb-ft).

Domecappednutsareprovidedforaneatersolutionwherethemounting

isexposedtoview.

Mountingthecamerawiththeoptionaltop-downriser

(partnumberA80509)

Theoptionaltop-downriser(A80509)isusedwhenaccesstotheunderside

ofthemountingsurfaceisrestricted.Usetheinstructionsbelowtomount

thecameraunitusingtheoptionaltop-downriser(A80509).

1.Usingthetemplateprovided,markanddrilltheholesformountingthe

riser.

•Notethecameraforwardmarkingonthetopsurfaceoftheriser.Y ou

mustensurethattheriserismountedsothatthecameraisoriented

properlyrelativetothebowofthevessel.

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•Onlydrilltheoptionalcableroutingholeinthemountingsurfaceifyou

intendtoroutethecablesthroughthebaseoftheriser,ratherthan

throughthesideoftheriser.

2.Installthe3xthreadedstudsintothebaseofthecamera.Donotuse

threadlockingcompound,asthismaydamagetheplasticriser.

3.Slidethecamera-basesealoverthethreadedstuds,andpushitrmly

intoplaceonthecamera’sbase.

4.Placethecameraontopoftheriser,sothethreadedstudsextend

throughthethreeholesintheriser’stopsurface.Checkthatthe

camera-basesealremainsrmlyinplace.

•Notethecameraforwardmarkingonthetopsurfaceoftheriser.Y ou

mustensurethattheriserismountedsothatthecameraisoriented

properlyrelativetothebowofthevessel.

5.Slideaatwasher,andthenaspringwasher,ontoeachstud.

6.Securethecamerabodytotheriserwiththesuppliednuts,ensuringthat

thesealremainscorrectlypositionedonthecamera’sbase.

Tightenthenutstoatorqueof3.7Nm(2.7lb-ft).

7.Connectthepowersupplycableandnetworkcabletothecamera,then

loopthecablesroundwithintheriserbasesothattheycanbethreaded

throughthebottomoftheriser,andintothecableroutingholedrilledin

themountingsurface.

8.Positiontheriser-baseseal,andthenfastenthecamera-riserassembly

tothemountingsurfaceusingfastenersappropriateforthesurface’s

thicknessandmaterial.Donotusethreadlockingcompound,asthis

maydamagetheplasticriser.

Y oumustensureawatertightsealbetweentheriserbaseandthe

mountingsurface.Y oumayuseamarine-gradesealantasanalternative

tothesuppliedmountinggasket.

Note:

•Ifitisnotpossibletoroutethecameracablesthroughthemounting

surface,cutaholeinthesideoftheriser,androutethecablesthrough

therisersidewall.Y oumayneedtoloopthecablesaroundwithinthe

riserbase,sothattheycanbepassedthroughtheholeyouhavecutin

thesideoftheriser.

•Ifroutingthecameracablesthroughtherisersidewall,andthecamera

ismountedball-up,doNOTsealtheriserbasewitheitherthesupplied

gasket,orsealant.Sealingmayresultinwaterpoolinginsidetheriser.

•Ifroutingthecameracablesthroughtherisersidewall,andthecamera

ismountedball-down,doNOTsealtheconnectionbetweenthecamera

baseandthetopsurfaceoftheriserwiththesuppliedgasket.Sealing

mayresultinwaterpoolinginsidetheriser.

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5.2JCU–3Mounting

Note:TheJCU-3joystickcontrolunitissuppliedwithM100/M200Series

camerasystemkits,andseparatelyasanoptionalaccessory.JCU-3units

arenotsuppliedwithcameraspurchasedindividually.SeeSystemkitsfor

moreinformationaboutsystemkitsandpartssupplied.

Locationrequirements

Whenplanningtheinstallationlocation,considerthefollowingpoints:

•Selectapositiononyourvesselthatisclosetoadisplayshowingthe

cameravideooutput.

•EnsuretheJCU-3ismountedatleast1m(39.4")awayfromany

equipmentttedwithamagneticcompass.

•TheJCU-3canbemountedtoadashorothersurfaceinanyorientation.

•Considercablelengthsandcablerouting.

Removingthekeypadmat

T ogainaccesstothemountingholelocations,thekeypadmatmustbe

removed.

TipT ohelppreventscratchingtheproduct,coverthetipofyourscrewdriver

bladewithasmallpieceofinsulationtape.

1.Usingathin,atbladedscrewdriverinsertthetipofthescrewdriverinto

thegapbetweentheedgeofthekeypadmatandthekeypadhousing,at

alocationbetweenlockingtabs.

2.Gentlyleverthekeypadmatawayfromthekeypadtoreleasethekeypad

mat.

T akecarenottobendthekeypadmatduringremoval.

Flushmountingthekeypad

Flushmountingprovidesasleekinstallationwheretheproductanddashare

ush,withonlythebuttonsandRotarycontrollerprotrudingfromthedash.

Flushmountingrequiresthemountingsurfacetoberebated.

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear,atareawithsuitable

clearancebehindthepanelisrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refertothedimensionssuppliedin

thisdocumenttoensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitandallcables.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetotheselectedlocation,usingmasking

orselfadhesivetape.

4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemountingtemplatetoacceptthexings.

5.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeandpositionisindicatedonthe

template),makeaholeineachcornerofthecut-outarea.

6.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedgeofthecut-outline.

7.UsingaRouter,followtheFlushmountrebateline,tocutoutarebateto

thespeciedrebatedepth,asindicatedonthetemplate.

8.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedareaandthenremoverough

edges.

9.Placethesuppliedgasketontotherearofthekeypad,ensuringthe

mountingholesarealigned.

10.Connecttherelevantcablestotheunit.

11.Placethekeypadintotherebateandsecureusingthexingsprovided.

Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrillbitsizetousedepends

onthethicknessofthemountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitis

madefrom.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesasealbetweentheunitandasuitably

atandstiffmountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshouldbeusedin

allinstallations.Itmayalsobenecessarytouseamarine-gradesealant

ifthemountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatandstifforhasa

roughsurfacenish.

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Surfacemountingthekeypad

Surfacemountingprovidesauniforminstallationwheretheproductsprotrude,

usuallybythethicknessofthebezel,fromthemountingsurface.

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear,atareawithsuitable

clearancebehindthepanelisrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refertothedimensionssuppliedin

thisdocumenttoensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitandallcables.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetotheselectedlocation,usingmasking

orselfadhesivetape.

4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemountingtemplatetoacceptthexings.

5.Usingasuitableholesaw,makeaholeineachcornerofthecut-outarea.

6.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedgeofthecut-outline.

7.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedareaandthenremoverough

edges.

8.Placethesuppliedgasketontotherearofthekeypad,ensuringthe

mountingholesarealigned.

9.Connecttherelevantcablestotheunit.

10.Secureusingthexingsprovided.

Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrillbitsizetousedepends

onthethicknessofthemountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitis

madefrom.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesasealbetweentheunitandasuitably

atandstiffmountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshouldbeusedin

allinstallations.Itmayalsobenecessarytouseamarine-gradesealant

ifthemountingsurfaceorbinnacleisnotentirelyatandstifforhasa

roughsurfacenish.

Fittingthekeypadmat

Y ourkeypadcanbeinstalledinportraitorlandscapeorientation.Keypad

matsareavailableforeachorientation.

•Y oushouldtthekeypadmatthatmatchesyourchosenmounting

orientation.

•Y oushouldonlytthekeypadmataftertheunithasbeensecuredto

themountingsurface.

1.Ensurethekeypadmatisorientatedcorrectly.

2.Slidethekeypadmat’sshorteredge,withthe2lockingtabs,intotheend

ofthekeypadthathas2notchestoacceptthetabs.

3.Closetheoppositeendofthekeypadmatintothekeypad,ensuringthat

thetabslidesintothenotchprovided.Pushallofthetabsonthelonger

sidesintotheirnotches(youshouldhearaclickaseachtabengages).

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Chapter6:Systemoperationandsetup

Chaptercontents

•6.1Thermalcameraimageonpage68

•6.2Operationandfeaturesoverviewonpage70

•6.3Cameracontrolonpage71

•6.4Imageadjustmentsonpage74

•6.5JCU–3controlsoverviewonpage75

•6.6Webbrowserinterfaceonpage77

Systemoperationandsetup67

6.1Thermalcameraimage

ThethermalcameraoutputsanIP-videofeedwhichcanbedisplayedon

avideomonitor,awebbrowser,oraLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine

multifunctiondisplay(MFD).

TheIP-videofeedcomprises:

•thethermalimage

•statusicons

Y oushouldtaketimetofamiliarizeyourselfwiththethermalimage.This

willhelpyoutomakethemostofyoursystem:

•Considereveryobjectyouviewintermsofhowitwilllook“thermally”as

opposedtohowitlookstoyoureye.Forexamplelookforchanges

causedbytheheatingeffectofthesun.Theseareparticularlyevident

rightaftersunset.

•Experimentwithdifferentpalettesandscenepresets.

•Experimentbylookingforhotobjects(suchaspeople)comparedtothe

coldersurroundings.

•Experimentwiththecamerafordaytimeviewing.Thecameracanprovide

improveddaytimeviewinginenvironmentswheretraditionalvideocamera

performancesuffers,suchasinshadowsorbacklitscenes.

Thermalcamerastatusicons

Thethermalcameraimageincludesiconstoshowthecurrentstatusof

thecamera.

Note:IconsarecoloredrediftheWhiteHotorBlackHotpaletteisin

use,andcoloredwhiteforallotherpalettes.

IconDescription

Cameradirectionindicator

•*Thesegmentinsidethecircleindicateswhich

directionthecameraispointingwithrespect

tothevessel(azimuth).

•Thescaleandmarkerontherightindicates

thecamera’stiltangle(elevation).

*M200–Seriesonly.

Homeposition

•Displayedmomentarilywhenyoucommand

thecameratomovetoitshomeposition.

•Flashesthreetimeswhenyousetthecamera’s

homeposition.

Parkindicator

Displayedwhenthecameraisparked.

Motorstalled

DisplayedinsteadoftheCameradirection

indicatorwhenthecameramotorisstalled.

Note:Ifthisiconisdisplayed,checkthatthe

camera’smovementisnotbeingphysically

obstructed.

Zoomindicator

Displayedwheneverthethermalimageis

zoomed-in(magnied).Thegureindicatesthe

amountofmagnication(upto4.0).

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6.2Operationandfeaturesoverview

Thecamerafeaturescanbeaccessedusing:

•awebbrowserrunningonanIP-capabledevice(forexample,alaptopor

PC)thatisdirectlyattachedtothecamera,orconnectedtothesame

networkasthecamera

•ajoystickcontrolunit(JCU)

•the“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”applicationofacompatible

LightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay

Note:AJoystickcontrolunit(JCU)orLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine

multifunctiondisplay(MFD)isnotrequiredtooperatethecamera;aweb

browserwithaccesstothecamera’swebserverissufcient.

Thishandbookcoverscameracontrolandimageadjustmentsusingeithera

webbrowser,oraJCU-3remotekeypad.Fordetailsonhowtooperatethe

camerausingacompatibleLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunction

display,pleaserefertothe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”applicationsection

ofthemanualsuppliedwithyourmultifunctiondisplay.

Themainthermalcameraoperationsareoutlinedbelow.

Controlthecamera:

•Pan(M200–Seriesonly),tilt,andzoom

•MovetoHomeposition/sethomeposition

•Surveillancemode

•Auto-tracking(manoverboard;dangerousAISandMARPAtargets)

•ClearCruise™thermalanalytics

•Captureandsavecameravideo,orastillimage

•Heater

•Parkandstow

•Set“forward”position,andcameraheightabovewater

Adjustthecameraimage:

•Colorpaletteandpolarity

•Scenepresets

•“Ball-down”andrear-view-mirrormodes

Inadditiontotheabove,thecamera’swebinterfacealsoprovidessetup

menustocongurethesystemtoyourrequirements.

6.3Cameracontrol

Pan,tiltandzoom

Thecameracontrolsallowforpan(azimuth)andtilt(elevation)ofthe

camera,aswellaszoom(magnication)ofthethermalimage.

•Pancontinuouslythrough360°(M200Seriesonly).

•Tiltto+110°/-90°relativetothecamerabase.

•Zoomthethermalcameraimage.

Y oucancontrolpan,tilt,andzoom,using:

•thecamera’swebbrowserinterface:seeLiveVideopage

•the“UniController”onaJCU-3remotekeypad:see6.5JCU–3controls

overview

•acompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”

applicationsectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

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Homeposition

Thehomepositionisapresetpositionforthecamera.

Thehomepositionusuallydenesausefulreferencepoint—forexample,

straightaheadandlevelwiththehorizon.

Thehomeiconisdisplayedmomentarilywhen

youcommandthecameratomovetoitshome

position.

Thehomeiconashesthreetimeswhenyou

setthecamera’shomeposition.

Y oucansetthehomepositionasrequired,andreturnthecameratothe

homeposition,using:

•thecamera’swebbrowserinterface:seeLiveVideopage

•the“UniController”onaJCU-3remotekeypad:seeHomeposition

•acompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”

applicationsectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

Surveillancemode

Insurveillancemodethecameracontinuouslypansleftandright,

automaticallyscanningthescene.

Thecameracontinuesscanninguntilyou:

•disablesurveillancemode

•manuallypanortiltthecamera

•commandthecameratomovetoitshomeposition

Anyoftheseactionsstopssurveillancemode;surveillancemodedoesnot

resumeuntilyoure-enableit.

Note:SurveillancemodeisavailablewithM200–Seriescamerasonly .

Y oucancontrolsurveillancemode,includingthescanspeedandscan

width,using:

•thecamera’swebbrowserinterface:seeLiveVideopage

•theuserprogrammablebuttonsonaJCU-3remotekeypad:see6.5

JCU–3controlsoverview

•acompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”

applicationsectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

Auto-tracking

Y oucansetthecameratoautomaticallytrackthefollowingtargets:

•manoverboard

•dangerousAIStarget

•dangerousMARPAtarget

Y oucanactivateauto-tracking,andcontrolwhichtypesoftargetaretracked,

usingacompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”

applicationsectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

Note:Auto-trackingisavailablewithM200–Seriescamerasonly .

Note:T ouseauto-tracking,yoursystemmustincludeacompatible

RaymarineMFD.

ClearCruisethermalanalytics

ClearCruise™intelligentthermalanalyticstechnologyprovidesaudibleand

visualalertswhen“non-water”objectsareidentiedinthescene.

Boats,obstacles,andnavigationmarkerscanallbeautomaticallyidentied

inascenebyClearCruise™.

Y oucanactivateClearCruise™andcontrol“beepondetection”,usinga

compatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Camera”applicationsectioninthe

documentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

Note:T ouseClearCruise™,yoursystemmustincludeacompatible

Raymarine®MFDrunningLightHouse™3software.

Note:ClearCruise™detectionperformanceisdependentonconditions,

andisnotareplacementformaintainingavisualwatch.

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6.4Imageadjustments

Thermalcamerascenepresets

Scenepresetsenableyoutoquicklyselectthebestimagesettingforthe

currentenvironmentalconditions.

Duringnormaloperationthethermalcameraautomaticallyadjustsitselfto

provideahigh-contrastimageoptimizedformostconditions.TheScene

presetsprovide4additionalsettingsthatmayprovidebetterimageryin

certainconditions.The4modesare:

•Day—scenepresetmodefordaytimeconditions.

•Night—scenepresetmodefornightconditions.

•Docking—scenepresetmodefordocking.

•HighContrast—scenepresetmodeforextra-highcontrast.

Althoughthepresetnamesindicatetheirintendeduse,varyingenvironmental

conditionsmightmakeanothersettingmorepreferable.Forexample,the

nightrunningscenepresetmightalsobeusefulwhileinaharbor.Y oumay

nditbenecialtoexperimentwiththedifferentscenepresetstodiscover

thebestpresettousefordifferentconditions.

Thermalcameracolormodes

Arangeofcolormodesareavailabletohelpyoudistinguishobjects

on-screenindifferentconditions.

Changingthecolormodeswitchesthethermalcameraimagebetweenfour

availablecolorpalettes:

•WhiteHot

•RedHot

•Fusion

•FireIce

ThefactorydefaultcolormodeisWhiteHot,whichmayimproveyournight

vision.

Thermalcamerareversevideo

Y oucanreversethepolarityofthevideoimagetochangetheappearance

ofobjectson-screen.

Changingthepolaritysettingwilltogglebetweenthetwoavailablepolarities

forthecolormodethatisalreadyselected.

Theavailablepolarityoptionsare:

•WhiteHot/BlackHot

•RedHot/RedHotInverse

•Fusion/FusionInverse

•FireIce/FireIceInverse

Y oumaynditusefultoexperimentwiththisoptiontondthebestsetting

tosuityourneeds.

6.5JCU–3controlsoverview

Note:TheJCU-3keypadissuppliedwiththeportrait-orientedkeypadmat

tted.Ifyouchoosetoreplacethiswiththelandscape-orientedkeypad

mat,youmustalsochangethe“Orientation”settingontheJCU-3keypad

webinterface.SeethedocumentationprovidedwithyourJCU-3keypad

forfurtherinformation.

1USER1

•Userprogrammablebutton(conguredviacameraweb

page:seeConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons

(UPBs)).Defaultactionis“togglesurveillancemode”.

2USER2

•Userprogrammablebutton(conguredviacameraweb

page:seeConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons

(UPBs)).Defaultactionis“togglerear-viewmirrormode”.

3,4,5UNI-CONTROLLER

•Rotateouterring(3)clockwiseorcounter-clockwiseto

continuouslypanthecamera(M200-Seriescamerasonly):

rotatemoretoincreasepanrate.

•Pressinnerring(4)up,down,left,orrighttopanandtilt

camera(tilt-onlyforM100-Seriescameras).

•Centralbutton(5):USER3—userprogrammablebutton

(conguredviacamerawebpage:seeConguringJCU-3

user-programmablebuttons(UPBs)).Defaultactionis

“returncameratohomeposition”.

6HOME

•Pressmomentarily–returncameratohomeposition.

•Pressandhold–Setcurrentpositionascamerahome.

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7ZOOM-OUT

•Presstozoomthermalcameraout

8ZOOM-IN

•Presstozoomthermalcamerain

9SCENE

•Presstocyclethroughimagescenepresets(Day>Night

>Docking>HighContrast)

10COLOR

•Pressmomentarilytocyclethroughfourdifferentcolorpalettes

(WhiteHot>RedHot>Fusion>FireIce)

•Pressandholdtotogglethepolarityofthecurrentcolor

palette(WhiteHot>BlackHot;RedHot>RedHotInverse;

Fusion>FusionInverse;FireIce>FireIceInverse)

11<NOTUSED>

12POWER

•Pressmomentarilytocyclethroughkeypadbacklight

brightnesssettings(Dim>Normal>Bright)

•Pressandholdtoparkandstowthecamera;pan,tilt,or

pressthehomekeytowakethecamera

•Presstwicetocyclethroughcameras(multi-camerasystems

only)

6.6Webbrowserinterface

Webbrowseruserinterfaceoverview

ThischapterdescribeshowtouseaWebbrowsertocommunicatewithand

congureyourM100/M200-Seriescamera.

M100/M200-Seriescamerasarenetworkdevicesthatcommunicateoveran

EthernetnetworkusingInternetProtocol(IP).UsingaWebbrowser,youcan

viewvideo,controlthecamera,andchangecameracongurationsettings.

Note:Changestocongurationsettingsshouldonlybemadebysomeone

whohasexpertisewithM100/M200camerasandathoroughunderstanding

ofhowthesettingsaffecttheimage.Haphazardchangescanleadto

imageproblemsincludingacompletelossofvideo.

Y oucanusevarioustypesofIP-networkeddevicetointeractwiththe

camera’sWebinterface(suchasalaptop,PC,tablet,orsmartphone).

Thedevicemustbeconnectedtothesamenetworkasthecamera(or

connecteddirectly),andrunningasupportedWebbrowser(MicrosoftInternet

Explorerversion9,orthelatestversionoftheGoogleChromeorMozilla

Firefoxbrowsers).

Note:T ocommunicatewithandcongureyourM100/M200camerausing

aJCU-3controlunitorLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunction

display(MFD),refertothedocumentationsuppliedwiththeJCU-3orMFD.

Note:InitialsetupofaJCU-3unitisachievedviaaWebinterface.For

informationonusingaWebbrowsertocommunicatewithandcongurea

JCU-3,seethedocumentationsuppliedwiththeunit.

Settingupanetworkconnectiontothecamera

TheM100/M200SeriescamerassupportDHCPandUPnPtosimplifythe

processofndingthecameraonanetwork,andconnectingtoitusing

awebbrowser.

Note:Thewebbrowsermustberunningonadevicethatisonthe

samenetworkasthecamera.

DHCP(DynamicHostControlProtocol)isusedtoautomaticallyassignIP

addressesandotherimportantIP-networkparameterstodevicesona

network.ThecameraissettouseDHCPbydefault.

UPnP(UniversalPlugandPlay)isaprotocolthathelpsthecameraidentify

itselftoothernetworkdevices.

Inmostcircumstances,youwon’tneedtogetinvolvedwithdetailedIP

networkcongurationforthecamera.However,ifnecessary,thecamera’s

congurationpagesenableyoutosetIP-networkparametersmanually(see

Conguringthecamera’sIP-networkparametersmanually).

Note:Y oushouldnotattempttosetthecamera’sIP-networkparameters

manuallyunlessyouhavepreviousexperiencewithconguringIPnetworks.

T osetupanetworkconnectionbetweenyourIPdevice(suchasalaptop

orPC),andthecamera:

•Ifyoursystemalreadyincludesanetworkswitch(eithera3rd-party

switch,oraRaymarineHS5switch,forexample),connectboththe

cameraandtheIPdevicethatwillrunyourwebbrowser,totheswitch

(see4.4Networkconnectionsforexamplenetworkconnections).

Thenpower-onthecamera,networkswitch,andIPdevice.

•Ifyoudon’thaveanyexistingnetworkinghardware(suchasanetwork

switch),connectthecameraandIPdevicetogetherdirectly(see

4.4Networkconnectionsforexamplenetworkconnections).Then

power-onthecamera,andIPdevice.

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2.MakesurethatyourIPdeviceis:

a.conguredtoobtainanIPaddressautomatically.ForWindows7,

8,and10:

i.GotoControlPanel,thenNetworkandSharingCenter>

Changeadaptersettings.

ii.Right-clickthenetworkconnectioncorrespondingtothewired

EthernetconnectiononyourIPdevice(oftenlabelled“LocalArea

Connection”)andselectProperties

iii.SelecttheNetworkingtab.

iv.UnderThisconnectionusesthefollowingitems,select

InternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4).

v.SelectProperties.

vi.CheckthattheoptiontoObtainanIPaddressautomatically

isselected.

b.conguredtodetectUPnPdevices.ForWindows7,8,and10:

i.GotoControlPanel>NetworkandSharingCenter>

Advancedsharingsettings

ii.CheckthattheoptiontoT urnonnetworkdiscoveryisselected.

3.Thecameraisautomaticallyaddedtothelistofdeviceslocatedbyyour

IPdevice,andisnamedaccordingtothecamerapartnumber,andserial

number(forexample:E703531234).ForWindows7,8,and10,the

cameraislistedinWindowsExplorerunderNetwork.

Note:Dependingonyournetworkconguration,itmaytakeuptove

minutesforthecameratoappearinthelistofdevices.Ifthecamera

isnotlistedafterveminutes,double-checkthatyourIPaddressis

conguredasdescribedinstep2,thentryrenewingyourIPdevice’s

IPaddress.ForWindows7,8,and10:

a.GotoStart>Run,thentype“cmd”(withoutquotes),andclickOK.

b.IntheCommandPromptwindowthatopens,type“ipcong/release”

(withoutquotes),thenpressEnter.

c.T ype“ipcong/renew”(withoutquotes),thenpressEnter.

d.T ype“exit”(withoutquotes),thenpressEntertoclosethewindow.

4.UnderNetwork,double-clickthecameraitemtoopenthecamera’sweb

page.T oshowmoreinformationaboutthecamera,includingitsIP

address,right-clickthecameraitemandselectProperties.

LoggingintotheWebbrowseruserinterface

Y oucanlogintothecamera’sWebinterfaceusingoneofthreeUser

Names:user,expert,oradmin.Bydefault,thepasswordsare:user,

expert,andiradmin,respectively.

•TheuserlogincanaccesstheLiveVideopageandcontrolthecamera.

•TheexpertlogincanaccesstheSetupmenusandmakeconguration

changestothepayloadsandothercomponents.

•TheadminlogincanaccesstheMaintenancemenuandalltheother

menusaswellaschangetheloginpasswords.

Y oushouldchangethedefaultloginpasswordstopreventunauthorizedlogin.

Note:Onlytwowebsessionscanbeactiveatonce.

T ologin:

1.Gotothecamera’swebpageby:

•enteringthecamera’sIPaddressdirectlyintotheaddressbarofyour

webbrowser,OR

•double-clickingthecamerain“MyNetworkPlaces”(WindowsXP)or

“Network”(laterversionsofWindows).

(SeeSetting Setting

Settingup up

upa a

anetw netw

network ork

orkconnection connection

connectionto to

tothe the

thecamer camer

camera a

aformore

information.)

Theloginscreenwithapictureofthecameraisdisplayed.

2.Selectadifferentlanguageifdesired.

3.EnteruserforUserNameanduserforPassword,thenclickLogin.

TheLiveVideopageisdisplayed.

Systemoperationandsetup79

LiveVideopage

TheLiveVideopagecomprisesaliveimagefromthecameraontheleft

sideofthepage,andavirtualjoystickandfunctionbuttonsontheright.

Menuchoicesareavailableatthetopofthescreen,nexttotheFLIRlogo.

Theuserlogin,canonlyaccesstheLiveVideopageandcontrols,anda

limitedselectionofCongurationsettings.

T ochangethepasswordfortheuserlogin,clickCongurationinthetop

menu,thenintheBasicUser(user)sectionoftheCongurationpage,

selectAllowchangepassword.

ClickLiveVideotoreturntotheLiveVideopage,andclickuser(nextto

theLogoutlink).ThePasswordchangedialogisdisplayed.

Aframe-rateselectoratthelower-rightofthepageenablesyoutochange

therateatwhichvideoframesaredisplayed.Thisrateappliesonlytothis

instanceofthewebbrowser.Videostreamsforotherusersarenotaffected.

Atthetopofthepage,theHelpmenushowssoftwareversioninformation.

Thispageincludesinformationaboutthecamera,includinghardwareand

softwarerevisionnumbers,partnumbers,andserialnumbers.Before

contactingFLIRT echnicalSupportforassistance,makeanoteofthe

informationfromthispage.

UsetheLogoutlinkatthetopofthepagetodisconnectfromthecamera

andstopthedisplayofthevideostream.Ifyourwebsessionisinactivefor

morethan20minutes,youwillbeloggedoutautomatically.

Inthelowerleftofthescreenaretwoindicatorlights:ControlandStatus.

InitiallytheControllightisoff(black),indicatingthatyouarenotableto

controlthecamera.

Whenmultipleusersareconnectedtoacamera,onlyoneuseratatime

canissuecommandstothecamera.Ifanotheruserhascontrolofthe

camera,theControllightisyellow.T orequestcontrolofthecamera,click

ontheyelloworblacklight,orbysendingacommandtothecamera.The

Statuslightmayturnoff(black)temporarily,whilewaitingforaresponse

fromthecamera.Theremaybeaslightdelayrespondingtoyourinputs

whilethebrowserwaitsforaresponsefromthecamera.

Inaddition,whenyoumovethemousecursoroverthevideodisplay,pan&

tiltarrows,zoombuttons,andasnapshotbuttonareshown.

Thepan&tiltarrowsandzoombuttonsareshownatthelower-leftofthe

screen;thesnapshotbuttonisshownattheupper-right.

T osaveastillimagefromthevideofeed,clickthesnapshotbutton.The

videoimageatthemomentthesnapshotbuttonisclicked,iscreatedas

aJPEG(.jpg)le.Followthebrowserpromptstosavetheimagele;the

exactpromptsdependonthebrowseryouareusing.

Note:M100-Seriescamerassupporttiltmovementsonly.

Controlbuttons

Thecontrolbuttonsontherightsideofthepageprovideawaytocontrol

thecamerainalimitednumberofways.

Whenyoupositionyourmousecursoroverabutton,atooltipisdisplayed.

Systemoperationandsetup81

Thefollowingtabledescribesthefunctionofeachbuttonfor

M100/M200-Seriescameras.

ButtonDescription

ZoomIn

Clickandholdtozoom-inthethermalimage.

Thecurrentzoomlevel(betweenx1.0andx4.0)

isshownatthebottom-rightofthethermal

image.

ZoomOut

Clickandholdtozoom-outthethermalimage.

Thecurrentzoomlevel(betweenx1.0andx4.0)

isshownatthebottom-rightofthethermal

image.

Home

Clickandreleasetomovethecameratoits

homeposition.

Clickandholdtosetthecurrentpanandtilt

positionasthehomeposition.

T ogglePalette

Cyclethroughfourdifferentlookuptable(LUT)

colorpalettes:WhiteHot,RedHot,Fusion,and

FireIce

Dependingonthesubjectsviewed,onecolor

palettemaybepreferabletotheothers.

ButtonDescription

T oggleScenePreset

Cyclethroughfourdifferentimagepresets:Day ,

Night,Docking,andHighContrast.Eachpreset

adjuststheimagebrightnessandcontrast.

Dependingonthetimeofday,weather,and

otherconditions,youmayndthatonepreset

producesaclearerthermalimagethanthe

others.

T ogglePolarity

Switchthepolarityoftheimagetochangethe

appearanceofobjectson-screen.

Theavailablepolarityoptionsdependonthe

currentlyselectedcolorpalette:WhiteHot/

BlackHot;RedHot/RedHotInverse;Fusion/

FusionInverse;FireIce/FireIceInverse

T oggleDe-ice

Switchthecamera’sde-iceheateronoroff.

ThebuttondisplaysaredONoverlaywhenthe

heaterisoperating.

IRNUCCalibration

PerformaNon-UniformityCorrectionoperation.

Thiscanimprovethequalityofthethermal

videoimage.

ScanPositionPresets

Displayanumerickeypad.

ClickanumbertoselectanAutoScan

(Surveillance)presetposition.

Clickleft-arroworright-arrowtoshowthe

previousornextsequenceofpresetbuttons.

ClickCtoreturntothemaincontrolbuttons.

T oggleAutoScan(Surveillance)mode

SwitchthecameraintoandoutofAutoScan

(Surveillance)mode.WhileinAutoScan

(Surveillance)mode,thecamerapansleftand

rightcontinuously.

T oggleAutoScan(Surveillance)width

CyclethroughAutoScan(Surveillance)width

settings.Thiscontrolstherangethrough

whichthecamerapanswheninAutoScan

(Surveillance)mode.

T oggleAutoScan(Surveillance)speed

CyclethroughAutoScan(Surveillance)speed

settings.Thiscontrolsthespeedatwhichthe

camerapanswheninAutoScan(Surveillance)

mode.

Systemoperationandsetup83

Ball-downmode

Y oucancongurethecameratoaccountforaunitthatisinstalled“ball

down”(thatis,withthebasexingspositionedabovethecameralens).For

ball-downinstallations,thethermalimagepresentedondisplaysisrotated

180degrees,andpanandtiltcontrolsaremodiedtoaccountforthe

invertedcamera.

T ocongureball-downmode:

1.Fromthecamera’sWebinterface,clickCongurationonthetopmenu.

TheCongurationpageisdisplayed.

2.Fromtheleft-handpanel,clickDevices.

ThePTsubmenuisselected,andthePLATpanelisdisplayed.

3.FromtheUpsideDownlist,selectY es.

4.ClickSavetoconrmthechange.

Aninformationdialogconrmsthatthechangeshavebeensavedcorrectly.

5.ClickAcceptintheinformationdialog.

Amessageinthepagefooterindicatesthatyouneedtorestartthe

cameraserverbeforethechangeswillbeeffective.

6.T ostoptheserver,clickthegreeniconontheleftsideofthepagefooter.

Aninformationdialogconrmsthattheserverhasstopped.

7.ClickAcceptintheinformationdialog.

8.T orestarttheserver,clicktheblackiconontheleftsideofthepage

footer.

Aninformationdialogconrmsthattheserverisnowrunning.

9.ClickAcceptintheinformationdialog.

Theblackiconrevertstogreen,andthecameraisnowconguredfor

ball-downoperation.

ConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons(UPBs)

TheJCU-3keypad’suser-programmablebuttons(UPBs)canbecongured

usingthecamera’sWebinterface.

Y oucanassignadifferentactiontoeachUPB(forexample,“Park”,or

“DeIce”)onaper-camerabasis.

Note:UPBmappingsapplytoindividualcamerasratherthantospecic

JCU-3keypads.Thismeansthat,ifyouareusingasingleJCU-3keypad

tocontroltwoM100/M200Seriescameras,UPBnumber1couldbe

conguredtoinitiateadifferentactiononeachcamera.

T ocongureJCU-3userprogrammablebuttons(UPBs)usingthecamera’s

Webinterface:

1.Fromthecamera’sWebinterface,clickSetuponthetopmenu.

TheSetuppageisdisplayed.

2.Fromtheleft-handpanel,clickJCU.

TheUPBCongurationpanelisdisplayed.

3.FromtheUPBButtonlist,selectthebuttonyouwishtocongure.

4.FromtheUPBActionlist,choosethecameraactionyouwishto

associatewiththatUPBbutton.

5.Repeatsteps3and4foreachUPByouwishtocongure.

6.ClickSettosavetheUPBConguration.

TheLiveVideopageisdisplayed.

Systemoperationandsetup85

Conguringthecamera’sIP-networkparameters

manually

Insomecircumstances,youmayneedtocongurethecamera’sIP-network

parametersmanually,ratherthanrelyingonautomatedcongurationwith

DHCP(thecamera’sdefaultsetting).

Forexample,yournetworkcongurationmayrequirethecameratousea

xedIPaddress.ThisisthecaseifyouareusingtheIPvideodecoder

suppliedwithsystemkits;refertothedocumentationprovidedwiththe

IPvideodecoder.

Note:UnlessyouarespecicallyinstructedinFLIRdocumentation,orhave

previousexperienceofconguringIPnetworks,youshouldNOTattempt

tosetthecamera’sIP-networkparametersmanually.Ifyoumis-congure

theIP-networkparameters,yourcameramaystopworkingcorrectlyor

becomeinaccessibleonthenetwork.

Thisprocedureassumesthatyouhavealreadyestablishedanetwork

connection,andcanaccessthecamera’sWebinterface(seeSettingupa

networkconnectiontothecamera).T ocongurethecamera’sIPnetwork

parametersmanually:

1.IntheInternetExplorerBrowser,typethecameraIPaddressintothe

addressbar.

Thecamera’swebinterfaceisdisplayed

2.IntheUserNamebox,type“expert”;inthePasswordbox,type

“expert”,thenclickLogin.

TheLiveVideopageisdisplayed.

3.Inthetopmenu,clickConguration,thenintheleft-handmenu,click

Server>LANSettings.

Thecamera’snetworkoptionsaredisplayed.

4.MakeanyrequiredchangestotheIP-networkparameters(“LANSettings”).

ThefollowingexampleshowshowtosetastaticIPaddress:

i.IntheInterface:eth0sectionofthepage,fromtheIPAddress

Modelist,selectStatic.

ii.AdjustthevaluesforIPAddressandNetmaskasrequiredforthe

networkyourcamerawillbeconnectedto.Theremainingparameters

arenotlikelytorequirechanges.

Note:KeeparecordoftheaddressshownintheIPAddressboxbelow

theIPAddressModelist.Y ouwillneedthisaddresstoaccessthe

camera’scongurationwebinterfaceinfuture.

5.AtthebottomoftheLANSettingspage,clickSave.

Aninformationdialogconrmsthatsettingshavebeenchanged,and

thatanetworkrestartisrequired.

6.clickRestartNetwork.

Aninformationdialogconrmsthatthenetworkhasrestarted,andthat

youmayneedtoenteranewIPaddresstoregainaccesstothe

camera’sWebinterface.

Chapter7:Maintenance

Chaptercontents

•7.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage88

•7.2Cleaningthethermalcameraonpage89

Maintenance87

7.1Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Pleasereferall

maintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedFLIRdealers.Unauthorizedrepairmay

affectyourwarranty.

7.2Cleaningthethermalcamera

Thecamerahousingandlenswillrequireoccasionalcleaning.Y oushould

cleanthelenswhenimagequalitydegradationisnoticedorexcessive

contaminantbuildupisseen.Cleantheinterfacebetweentheyokeandbase

oftentopreventaccumulationofdebrisorsaltdeposits.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethelenswindowwithadrycloth,orwithabrasivematerials

suchaspaperorscrubbrushes,asthiscouldscratchthecoating.

•DoNOTuseacidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTpressurewash.

Particularcareshouldbetakenwhencleaningthelenswindow,thishasa

protectiveanti-reectivecoatingwhichmaybedamagedbyimpropercleaning.

1.Switchoffthepowertotheunit.

2.Cleanthecamerabodywithaclean,softcottoncloth.Y oucanmoisten

theclothanduseamilddetergentifrequired.

3.Cleanthecameralens.

•Rinsethelenswithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticlesandsalt

deposits,andallowtodrynaturally.

•Ifanyspotsorsmearsremain,verygentlywipethelenswindowwith

acleanmicrobreclothorsoftcottoncloth.

•Ifnecessary,useisopropylalcohol(IPA)oramilddetergenttoremove

anyremainingspotsormarks.

Maintenance89

Chapter8:Systemchecksandtroubleshooting

Chaptercontents

•8.1Thermalcameratroubleshootingonpage92

•8.2FLIRMaritimeproductsupportandservicingonpage94

Systemchecksandtroubleshooting91

8.1Thermalcameratroubleshooting

Problemswiththethermalcameraandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutions

aredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Cameraisin

Standbymode.

Thecamerawillnotdisplayvideo

ifitisinStandbymode.Usethe

cameracontrols(eitherthethermal

cameraapplicationorJCU)to

“wake”thecamerafromstandby.

Problemwith

thethermal

cameranetwork

connections.

•Checkthermalcameranetwork

cables(RayNetorEthernet)are

soundandproperlyconnected.

Videonot

displayed.

Problemwith

powersupplyto

thecameraorJCU

(ifusedasthe

primarycontroller)

•Checkthepowerconnections

tothecameraandJCU/PoE

injector(ifused).

•Ensurethatthepowerswitch/

breakerison.

•Checkthefuse/breakerstate.

Cannotcontrol

thermalcamera

fromRaymarine

displayor

keyboard.

Thermalcamera

applicationisnot

running.

Ensurethethermalcamera

applicationisrunningonthe

multifunctiondisplay(asopposed

tothevideoapplicationwhich

doesnothavecameracontrols).

Checkthatthecontrollerand

thermalcameraarecorrectly

connectedtothenetwork.(Note:

Thismaybeadirectconnectionor

viaaRaymarinenetworkswitch.)

CheckthestatusoftheRaymarine

networkswitch.

Networkproblem.

CheckthatSeaT alkhs/RayNet

cablesarefreefromdamage.

Controlconict,

e.g.causedby

multipleusersat

differentstations.

Ensurethatnoothercontrollers

areinuseatthesametime.

Checkpower/networkcabling

tothecontrollerandPoEinjector

(PoEonlyusedwithoptional

JoystickControlUnit).

Erraticor

unresponsive

controls.

Problemwiththe

controller.

Checkothercontrollersifavailable.

Ifothercontrollersareoperating

thiswilleliminatethepossibilityof

amorefundamentalcamerafault.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Displaybrightness

issettoolow.

Usethebrightnesscontrolsatthe

displaytoadjustaccordingly .

Imagetoodarkor

toolight.

TheSceneMode

isnotappropriate

forthecurrent

conditions.

Aparticularenvironmentmay

benetfromadifferentScene

Modesetting.Forexample,a

verycoldbackground(suchas

thesky)couldcausethecamera

touseawidertemperaturerange

thanappropriate.UsetheSCENE

button.

Imageisinverted

(upsidedown).

Camera“Ball

down”settingis

incorrect.

EnsurethattheBalldownsetting

issetcorrectly .

Systemchecksandtroubleshooting93

8.2FLIRMaritimeproductsupportandservicing

FLIRprovidesacomprehensiveproductsupportservice,aswellaswarranty,

service,andrepairs.Y oucanaccesstheseservicesthroughtheFLIR

website,telephone,ande-mail.

Productinformation

Ifyouneedtorequestserviceorsupport,pleasehavethefollowing

informationtohand:

•Productname.

•Productidentity.

•Serialnumber.

•Softwareapplicationversion.

•Systemdiagrams.

Y oucanobtainthisproductinformationusingthemenuswithinyourproduct.

Servicingandwarranty

FLIRoffersdedicatedservicedepartmentsforwarranty ,service,andrepairs.

Don’tforgettovisittheFLIRwebsitetoregisteryourproductforextended

warrantybenets:http://customer.ir.com/Warranty/EndUserRegistration.

RegionT elephoneE-mail

UnitedKingdom

(UK),EMEA,and

AsiaPacic

+44(0)1329

246932

emea.service@ir.com

UnitedStates(US)+1(603)324

7900

rm-usrepair@ir.com

Websupport

OntheFLIRwebsite,pleasevisitthe“Marine”portalsupportarea:

http://www.ir.com/marine/support

T elephoneande-mailsupport

RegionT elephoneE-mail

UnitedKingdom

(UK),EMEA,and

AsiaPacic

+44(0)1329

246777

maritimecamerasupport@ir.com

UnitedStates(US)+1(603)

3247900

(T oll-free:

+800539

5539)

support@ir.com

AustraliaandNew

Zealand

+6128977

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aus.support@ir.com

(FLIRMaritimesubsidiary)

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Systemchecksandtroubleshooting95

Chapter9:T echnicalspecication

Chaptercontents

•9.1M100/M200Seriescamerasonpage98

•9.2JCU-3onpage99

T echnicalspecication97

9.1M100/M200Seriescameras

T echnicalspecication

Nominalsupplyvoltage12or24Vdc

Operatingvoltagerange-10%to+30%ofnominalsupply

range

CurrentPeak5.0A

Powerconsumption•15Wtypical

•18Wmaximum

EnvironmentalInstallationenvironment

•Operatingtemperature:-25°Cto

+55°C(-13°Fto131°F)

•Storagetemperature:-30°Cto

+70°C(-22°Fto158°F)

•Relativehumidity:max95%

•WaterprooftoIPX6

•Wind:100mph(161kph)

•Vibration:IEC60945;

MIL-STD-810E

•SaltMist:IEC60945

ElectromagneticcomplianceEMI:IEC60945

DimensionsCamera:

•Basediameter:161.1mm(6.34

in.)

•Height:229.3mm(9.03in.)

Cameraattachedtotop-downriser:

•Basediameter(withoutseal):

188.0mm(7.40in.)

•Basediameter(withseal):190.0

mm(7.48in.)

•Height:279.0mm(10.98in.)

Weight2.7kg(6.0lb)withouttop-down

riser;3.0kg(6.6lb)withtop-down

riser

Pan/tilt•360°continuouspan(M200–Series

only)

•+110°/-90°tilt

Video•Output:H264–encodedIPvideo

stream

•Videoresolution:640(H)x512(V)

pixels

•Sensorresolution:320(H)x240(V)

pixels

•Fieldofview:24degrees

(horizontal);18degrees(vertical)

9.2JCU-3

T echnicalspecication

Powerspecication

PoEclassClass1

Nominalsupply

voltage

•PoE:48Vdc

•Alternatepower:12V/24Vdc

Operatingvoltage

range

•PoE:44Vto57Vdc

•Alternatepower:9Vto32Vdc

Powerconsumption4WMaxwithfullkeypadillumination

Environmentalspecication

Operatingtemperature-25ºCto+55ºC(-13ºFto131ºF)

Storagetemperature-30ºCto+70ºC(-22ºFto158ºF)

RelativehumidityMaximum93%

WaterproofratingIPx6&IPx7

Wiredconnections

Network/PoE1xRayNet10/100Mb/sconnector

Alternatepower1xPowerconnector(SeaT alkng®style

connector)

T echnicalspecication99

100

Chapter10:Sparesandaccessories

Chaptercontents

•10.1M100/M200Seriescameraaccessoriesonpage102

•10.2Keypadsparesandaccessoriesonpage103

•10.3Networkhardwareonpage104

•10.4RayNettoRJ45adaptercablesonpage106

•10.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectorsonpage108

Sparesandaccessories101

10.1M100/M200Seriescameraaccessories

Accessories

ItemPartnumber

Right-angledsinglekeywaypower

cable,10m(32.8ft)

A80511

Right-angledRayNetcable,10m

(32.8ft)

A80512

RayNetadaptercable,100mm(3.9

in)

A80513

T op-downriserforM100/M200

Seriescameras

A80509

JCU-3remotecontrolunit(with

portraitandlandscapekeypadmats)

A80510

102

10.2Keypadsparesandaccessories

Spares

ItemPartnumber

PortraitkeypadmatspareR70557

LandscapekeypadmatspareR70558

Accessories

ItemPartnumber

Rightangled2m(6.6ft)power

cable

A06070

Straight2m(6.6ft)powercableA06049

Sparesandaccessories103

10.3Networkhardware

ItemPartnumberNotes

HS5RayNetnetwork

switch

A800075–portswitchfornetwork

connectionofmultipledevices

featuringRayNetconnectors.

EquipmentwithRJ45SeaT alkhs

connectorscanalsobe

connectedusingsuitable

adaptercables.

RJ45SeaT alkhsnetwork

switch

E550588–portswitchfornetwork

connectionofmultipleSeaT alkhs

devicesfeaturingRJ45

connectors.

RJ45SeaT alkhs

crossovercoupler

E55060•Enablesdirectconnection

ofRJ45SeaT alkhsdevices

tosmallersystemswherea

switchisnotrequired.

•Enablestheconnectionof

RJ45SeaT alkhsdevicestoa

HS5RayNetnetworkswitch

(inconjunctionwithsuitable

adaptercables).

•Enables2RJ45SeaT alkhs

cablestobeconnected

togethertoextendthelength

ofthecabling.

Recommendedforinternal

installations.

Important:DoNOTuse

crossoverdevicesforPOE

(PowerOverEthernet)

connections.

EthernetRJ45coupler R32142•Enablesdirectconnection

ofRJ45SeaT alkhsdevices

tosmallersystemswherea

switchisnotrequired.

•Enablestheconnectionof

RJ45SeaT alkhsdevicestoa

HS5RayNetnetworkswitch

(inconjunctionwithsuitable

adaptercables).

•Enables2RJ45SeaT alkhs

cablestobeconnected

togethertoextendthelength

ofthecabling.

Recommendedforexternal

installations.

104

Networkcableconnectortypes

Thereare2typesofnetworkcableconnector—RayNet,andRJ45

SeaT alkhs.

RJ45SeaT alkhsconnector.

RayNetconnector.

Sparesandaccessories105

10.4RayNettoRJ45adaptercables

DescriptionT ypicaluse

Quan-

tity

1Adaptercablewith

aRayNet(female)

socketononeend,

andawaterproof

(female)socket

ontheotherend

acceptingthefollowing

cableswithanRJ45

SeaT alkhswaterproof

locking(male)plug:

•A62245(1.5m).

•A62246(15m).

Atypicaluseforthisadapter

cableistoconnectaDSM300

sonarmoduletoaLightHouse

MFD,usingall-waterproofcable

connections.Thisadaptercable

willalsoacceptthefollowingRJ45

SeaT alkhscables,althoughthe

RJ45plugthatconnectsatthe

equipmentend(e.g.DSM300)will

NOTbewaterproof:

•E55049(1.5m).

•E55050(5m).

•E55051(10m).

•A62135(15m).

•E55052(20m).

2Adaptercablewith

aRayNet(female)

socketononeend,

andawaterproof

(female)RJ45socket

ontheotherend,

alongwithalocking

glandforawatertight

t.

DirectlyconnectaRaymarineradar

scannerwithanRJ45SeaT alkhs

(male)cabletoaRayNetnetwork

switch(e.g.HS5)orLightHouse

MFD.

3Adaptercablewitha

RayNet(male)plug

ononeend,and

anRJ45SeaT alkhs

waterproof(male)plug

ontheotherend.

ConnectalegacyG-Series

GPM-400,C-SeriesWidescreenor

E-SeriesWidescreenMFDtoa

Raymarineradarscannersupplied

withaRayNetpower/datacable.

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DescriptionT ypicaluse

Quan-

tity

4Adaptercablewith

aRayNet(female)

socketonone

end,andanRJ45

SeaT alkhswaterproof

(male)plugonthe

otherend.

ConnectalegacyG-Series

GPM-400,C-SeriesWidescreenor

E-SeriesWidescreenMFDtoa

RayNetnetworkswitch(e.g.the

HS5).

5Adaptercablewith

aRayNet(female)

socketonone

end,andanRJ45

SeaT alkhs(female)

socketontheother

end.

ConnectaLightHouseMFDto

alegacySR6switch/weather

receiveroralegacy8–port

SeaT alkhsnetworkswitch.Another

commonuseforthecableisin

conjunctionwithacrossovercoupler

(E55060orR32142)toconnect

RaymarineproductswithanRJ45

connection(e.g.radarscanner,

thermalcameraorDSM300)to

aLightHouseMFDorRayNet

networkswitch(e.g.theHS5).

Sparesandaccessories107

10.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectors

DescriptionT ypicaluse

Quan-

tity

1StandardRayNet

connectioncablewith

aRayNet(female)

socketonbothends.

SuitableforconnectingallRayNet

equipmentdirectlytoLightHouse

multifunctiondisplaysfeaturinga

RayNetconnector.Canalsobe

usedtoconnectRayNetequipment

viaaRayNetnetworkswitch(e.g.

HS5).

2RayNetcablepuller

(5pack).

These“handles”securelyattach

tothetwist-lockonRayNet

cables,enablingyoutopullthe

cablesthroughconduitsandother

obstacles.

3RayNettoRayNet

right-anglecoupler/

adapter.

SuitableforconnectingRayNet

cablesat90°(rightangle)to

devices,forinstallationswhere

spaceislimited.Forexample,

usethisadaptertoconnecta

RayNetcabletoamultifunction

displaywhenthereisnotenough

spacebehindthedisplayforthe

usualcablebendradiusrequired

byastandardRayNetcable.This

adapterfeaturesaRayNet(female)

socketatoneend,andaRayNet

(male)plugattheotherend.

4Adaptercablewitha

RayNet(male)plug

onbothends.

Suitableforjoining(female)RayNet

cablestogetherforlongercable

runs.

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Index

Accessories.................................................102–103

Boxcontents,SeePartssupplied

Cablebendradius................................................40

Cableprotection.............................................40–41

Cablerouting........................................................40

Compasssafedistance.......................................32

Connectingcables................................................42

Contactdetails......................................................94

ElectromagneticCompatibility..............................12

EMC,SeeElectromagneticCompatibility

Environmentalspecication..................................99

Flushmounting.....................................................63

Interference...........................................................32

SeealsoCompasssafedistance

Keypadmattting................................................64

keypadmatremoval.............................................62

Maintenance...................................................10,88

Partssupplied.................................................27–28

PoEspecication..................................................99

Powerconsumption..............................................99

Powerspecication...............................................99

Productdimensions........................................36–37

Productsupport....................................................94

Securingcables....................................................40

ServiceCenter......................................................94

Servicing.........................................................10,88

Sharingabreaker.................................................46

Spares.........................................................102–103

Strainrelief,SeeCableprotection

Surfacemounting..................................................64

T echnicalsupport..................................................94

T emperaturerange................................................99

Warranty................................................................94

Wateringress........................................................99

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