SondeCAM
User Guide
Table of Contents
Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 1
SondeCAM mini ........................................................................................................................... 1
SondeCAM ................................................................................................................................... 1
SondeCAM WQ ............................................................................................................................ 1
Boat Installation .............................................................................................................................. 2
Generic Configuration ................................................................................................................. 2
SondeCAM WQ Lowrance® Configuration .................................................................................. 3
Using SondeCAM Accessories ......................................................................................................... 4
SondeCAM DVR ........................................................................................................................... 4
Topside Rail Mount Kit ................................................................................................................ 6
Boatside Rail Mount Kit ............................................................................................................... 6
Pole Mount Kit............................................................................................................................. 6
Panel Mount Plate ....................................................................................................................... 6
Flashlight Kit ................................................................................................................................ 6
Sinking Weight Kit ....................................................................................................................... 6
Trolling Motor Mount Kit ............................................................................................................ 6
SondeCAM WQ Setup and Operation ............................................................................................. 7
Selecting a Water Quality Parameter.......................................................................................... 7
Calibration ................................................................................................................................... 7
SondeCAM WQ Fishfinder/Chartplotter Setup .............................................................................. 9
Lowrance® ................................................................................................................................... 9
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 11
Camera ...................................................................................................................................... 11
Water Quality Sensors ............................................................................................................... 12
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ 16
Generic ...................................................................................................................................... 16
SondeCAM WQ .......................................................................................................................... 16
Warranty and Service.................................................................................................................... 17
Overview ................................................................................................................................... 17
2091 Exchange Court
i Fairborn, Ohio 54324
937-426-2703
www.FishSens.com
Limitation of Warranty .............................................................................................................. 17
Warning ..................................................................................................................................... 17
Authorized U.S. Service Centers ................................................................................................ 17
Mechanical Drawings and Specifications ...................................................................................... 18
SondeCAM mini ......................................................................................................................... 18
SondeCAM ................................................................................................................................. 19
SondeCAM WQ .......................................................................................................................... 20
Appendix ....................................................................................................................................... 22
SondeCAM WQ Direct Communication .................................................................................... 22
Revision History ......................................................................................................................... 23
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Overview
SondeCAM mini
SondeCAM mini is a small profile and affordable
option for underwater video with direct
connection to on-board electronics.
SondeCAM
SondeCAM is the original FishSens underwater
video camera with direct connection to on-board
electronics.
SondeCAM WQ
SondeCAM WQ incorporates video and water
quality measurements with direct connection to
on-board electronics.
Overview SondeCAM mini
1
Boat Installation
1
SondeCAM & mini
6
5.5 X 2.1 mm Female Barrel Connector
2
Fishfinder
(Not included)
7
6 ft. Power Cable
3
12V Battery
(Not included)
8
Fuse, Glass, 1A, 250V, 5x20 mm, Slow-Blow
Diode, Schottky, 1A, 20V
4
Power & Video Adapter
9
RCA Male to RCA Male Adapter (Optional)
5
RCA Female
10
RCA Male to BNC Male Adapter (Optional)
Generic Configuration
Boat Installation Generic Configuration
Connect the SondeCAM system as show above.
Power the Fishfinder and open the video streaming interface.
2
Boat Installation SondeCAM WQ Lowrance® Configuration
1
SondeCAM
7
Butt Connector
2
Lowrance®
8
Lowrance® Fuse
3
12V Battery
9
3A PTC Resettable Fuse
4
Lowrance® Video Cable
10
UW6P Connector
5
Lowrance® Power Cable
11
RCA Female
6
FishSens Lowrance® Adapter
12
RCA Male
SondeCAM WQ Lowrance® Configuration
Connect the SondeCAM system as show above.
Power the Lowrance® and select Video from the main menu.
For SondeCAM WQ applications, seeSondeCAM WQ Fishfinder/Chartplotter Setup:
Lowrance®.
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Using SondeCAM Accessories SondeCAM DVR
Using SondeCAM Accessories
SondeCAM DVR
Connecting the DVR
1. Unscrew the SD card port plug.
2. Insert a SD Card and reinstall the plug.
3. Connect the SondeCAM to the DVR receptacle.
4. Connect the DVR plug to the fishfinder adapter.
Record Button
Press the Record Button to begin a recording.
o A red circle will blink in the top left corner of the display
while recording.
Press the Record Button again to stop recording.
DVR Operation
Use the remote to move through the menu and make selections.
RECODE: Start/stop recording OR select
MODE: Enter/exit playback mode
MENU: Open/close menu
UP: Move curser up
DOWN: Move curser down
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Using SondeCAM Accessories SondeCAM DVR
DVR Menu
To enter the menu click MENU.
Resolution
Choose the video resolution (influences video output quality).
D1: 720x480
VGA: 640x480
QVGA: 320x240
Enable/Disable Date Stamp
Choose whether the date and time will be shown at the bottom of the
recorded video.
Image Quality
Allows the user to select the quality of the recorded video.
Influences size of recorded video files.
DVR Advanced Menu
To enter the Advanced Menu click MENU twice from the live video
screen.
Format SD Card
Erases all data on the SD Card and formats it for use with the
SondeCAM DVR.
Set Date/Time
Use UP and DOWN to change.
Use REC/OK to move to next.
Use MENU to exit.
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Topside Rail Mount Kit
1. Attach the RAM ball
2. Mount the u-bolt assembly
rails).
3. Attach the SondeCAM
(b)
Boatside Rail Mount Kit
1. Attach the RAM ball
2. Mount the u-bolt assembly
diameter rails).
3. Attach the SondeCAM
4. Attach the mast
(d)
.
(b)
I
to the u-bolt assembly I with the double socket arm
Pole Mount Kit
1. Attach the RAM ball
2. Connect the threaded adapter
3. Attach the Tele-Mount
4. Attach the Tele-Mount
(b)
Using SondeCAM Accessories Topside Rail Mount Kit
to the camera with the supplied lock washer.
I
to the boat rail. (Fits 0.75” to 1.25” diameter
(a)
to the u-bolt assembly
(c)
with the
(d)
.
to the camera with the supplied lock washer.
I
to the boat rail. (Fits 0.75” to 1.25”
(a)
to the mast I with single socket arm
(f)
.
to the camera with the supplied lock washer.
(g)
to the telescoping handle
(i)
to the threaded adapter
(i)
and SondeCAM
(a)
with the double socket arm
(g)
.
(h)
.
(d)
.
Panel Mount Plate
1. Using the plate
holes for ¼” screws.
2. Mount the plate
3. Feed the Interface Cable
supplied nut
(j)
as a template, drill a 1.5” diameter hole and (4) corner
(j)
to the console with the supplied ¼” screws.
(k)
through the plate
(l)
.
(j)
and secure with the
Flashlight Kit
1. Attach the flashlight mount top
supplied ¼” screw.
2. Orient Pelican flashlight
flashlight mount bottom
(n)
so it fits into the mount and secure the
(o)
with supplied #6 screws.
(m)
to the SondeCAM
(a)
with the
Sinking Weight Kit
1. Attach the weight
¼” screw.
(p)
to the bottom of the SondeCAM
(a)
with the supplied
Trolling Motor Mount Kit
1. Attach the RAM ball
2. Loosely clamp the mount
nuts I.
3. Strap the mount assembly to the trolling motor with the hose clamp
4. Adjust the camera position and angle and tighten the clamp securely to
the RAM ball.
5. Zip tie the camera cable.
(b)
to the camera with the supplied lock washer.
(q)
to the RAM ball using the screws and insert
(s)
.
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SondeCAM WQ Setup and Operation Selecting a Water Quality Parameter
SondeCAM WQ Setup and Operation
Selecting a Water Quality Parameter
1. Remove the probe guard and port plug from the
bulkhead.
2. Install the pH or dissolved oxygen probe.
3. Insert the magnet (back of screwdriver) into the
bulkhead hole and observe the LED color.
Red = pH
Green = DO
Hold magnet in bulkhead hole for 30 seconds
until LED color changes to switch modes.
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SondeCAM WQ Setup and Operation Calibration
Calibration
Warning: The pH and DO sensors used with the SondeCAM WQ are precise scientific
instruments and care must be taken during calibration in order to ensure accurate readings.
The integrated precision temperature sensor does not require calibration. The depth sensor is
calibrated automatically during either pH or dissolved oxygen calibration.
pH Calibration
1. Place the pH probe in pH calibration solution.
Can be done with pH 4, 7, and/or 10 solution.
Starting with pH 7 is recommended.
2. Hold magnet in bulkhead hole for 3 seconds until LED
begins to blink red.
3. Remove magnet.
4. Wait for the LED to stop blinking red (about 45 seconds).
There is an automatic retry if the first attempt fails.
If the retry fails, the red LED will remain on.
5. Repeat for other calibration solutions.
Any un-calibrated points will remain at ideal values.
Note: When handling pH electrodes, rinse the electrodes with distilled water before and after
each calibration standard. Blot the end of the electrode with lint-free cloth to remove excess
water. Never wipe the electrode to remove excess water – wiping can create static charges that
interfere with correct pH measurement.
DO Calibration
1. Expose DO probe to 100% air environment
A bag with a wet sponge or paper towel
works well.
In open air the DO value changes frequently
and calibration may fail.
2. Hold magnet in bulkhead hole for 3 seconds until
LED begins to blink green.
3. Wait for the LED to stop blinking green (about 45 seconds).
There is an automatic retry if the first attempt fails.
If the retry fails, the green LED will remain on.
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SondeCAM WQ Fishfinder/Chartplotter Setup Lowrance®
SondeCAM WQ Fishfinder/Chartplotter Setup
Lowrance®
1. From the start screen, click the Video button to view
live streaming video.
2. Swipe down the blue menu button in the top
right to open the menu.
3. Click Data Overlay if not already selected.
4. Click Edit Overlay.
5. Click Add….
6. Expand GPS and check
Altitude.
7. Expand Sonar and check
Water Temperature and
Depth.
8. Expand Weather and check
Wind Speed.
9. Click the dropdown next to
one of the expanded items
and click Data Sources….
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SondeCAM WQ Fishfinder/Chartplotter Setup Lowrance®
Altitude
Wind Speed
pH
mV
pH Units
DO
mg/L
%
10. Expand Sonar, GPS, and
Weather.
11. Set Altitude, Water
Temperature, Depth, and
Wind Speed to HDS-9T
NMEA0183 Port 1 [This
device].
12. Click Close.
13. Click Save.
14. Set the correct units for the
selected parameters in
Settings | Units.
Temperature can be
set to °C or °F
Depth can be set to
Meters or Feet
Wind Speed MUST
be set to Knots
Altitude MUST be set
to Meters
15. Return to Video to view live
data and video.
Data Mapping
DO / pH data is mapped to Altitude and Wind Speed as shown below.
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Maintenance Camera
Maintenance
Camera
Rinse the device in clean water and wipe gently with non-abrasive cloth after use to
remove any buildup
Wipe the lens with a non-abrasive cloth if the image becomes foggy
Ensure all connections are dry and secure
Re-apply O-ring grease to underwater 6-pin plug connectors periodically
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Maintenance Water Quality Sensors
Water Quality Sensors
DO Probe (YSI 2002 Galvanic Dissolved Oxygen Sensor)
Preparing for Measurement
1. Remove the probe guard to access the sensor and unscrew from the SondeCAM.
2. Unscrew and discard any old Membrane Cap at the bottom of the electrode.
3. Rinse the internal anode/cathode element with distilled water, blot dry.
4. Fill a new Membrane Cartridge with the provided DO Electrolyte solution.
5. Fill the new Membrane Cap with DO electrolyte and gently tap the edge to release any
trapped air bubbles.
6. Finger-tighten until snug. Do not over tighten.
7. Rinse the assembled electrode with distilled water.
8. Immerse the tip of the electrode in de-ionized water and stir the water for 5 minutes to
properly clean the electrode.
Note: When preparing the sensor, be careful not to touch the membrane with your fingers. The
oils on your skin can affect the dissolution of oxygen through the membrane and in turn affect
the readings of the sensor.
Sensor Storage
Short Term (1-3 Days)
The assembled electrode should be stored in a moist environment, such as in the
provided calibration/storage bottle cup or in a beaker of water. When storing in
calibration/storage cup, place a small piece of sponge inside. Moisten sponge with
distilled or de-ionized water.
Long Term
Completely disassemble the electrode. Rinse the anode/ cathode element and
Membrane Cap with distilled or de-ionized water. Blot dry all of the parts. The
Membrane Cap may be placed on the electrode, but do not tighten. Store all parts
securely in the original box.
When ready to use the probe again, follow the instructions in the “Preparing DO Sensors
for Measurement” section.
Note: Galvanic DO sensors continually reduce oxygen regardless of if the SondeCAM is
powered. This allows for the sensor to report instantaneous measurements when the
SondeCAM receives power. As a result, the sensor continues to oxidize even when not in use.
The oxidation will result in solids forming and the solution appearing milky white. This is normal
and will not interfere with the sensor’s reading unless the buildup becomes excessive.
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Maintenance Water Quality Sensors
Cleaning and Reconditioning
Over time, deposits will develop on the silver anode and gold cathode due to the reduction of
oxygen. These deposits are easily removed with 400 grit wet/dry sand paper.
1. Remove the probe guard to access the sensor and unscrew from the SondeCAM.
2. Unscrew and discard the old Membrane Cap at the bottom of the electrode.
3. Rinse the internal anode/cathode element with distilled water, blot dry.
4. Use 400 grit wet/dry sand paper to polish the gold cathode and silver anode.
Gold cathode: Place dampened sand paper face up in your palm. Holding the sensor
vertically, bring the gold cathode tip straight down onto the sand paper and twist. The
purpose is to remove build-ups and lightly scratch the cathode. The gold should have a
matte finish when complete.
Silver anode: Place dampened sand paper on tip of sensor, apply light finger pressure,
and twist in a circular motion (usually 3-4 twists is sufficient). The purpose is to remove
the build-ups without scratching or damaging the anode.
5. After polishing, thoroughly rinse with distilled or de-ionized water and blot dry.
6. Fill the new Membrane Cap with DO electrolyte and gently tap the edge to release any
trapped air bubbles.
7. Finger-tighten until snug. Do not over tighten.
8. Rinse the assembled electrode with distilled water.
Note: When cleaning the sensor, be careful not to touch the membrane with your fingers. The
oils on your skin can affect the dissolution of oxygen through the membrane and in turn affect
the readings of the sensor.
If the above procedure does not work, please contact FishSens Technology for assistance.
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Maintenance Water Quality Sensors
pH Probe (YSI 1001A Amplified pH Sensor)
Preparing for Measurement
pH sensors are shipped with the pH bulb moist. Prior to using your WQ-pH for the first time,
remove the pH storage bottle from the bottom of the electrode and rinse the electrode with
distilled or de-ionized water (Note: Keep the pH storage bottle for late storage). The electrode
is now ready for calibration.
Note: When handling pH electrodes, rinse the electrodes with distilled water before and after
measuring a sample. Blot the end of the electrode with lint-free cloth to remove excess water.
Never wipe the electrode to remove excess water – wiping can create static charges that
interfere with correct pH measurement.
Sensor Storage
Short Term Storage
Between measurements, store the pH electrode in the pH storage bottle containing pH
4.00 buffer.
Long Term Storage
When storing for longer periods, store the pH electrode in the pH storage bottle which
came with the electrode. The storage bottle should contain pH 4 buffer.
Do not store the electrode in distilled or deionized water – this will cause ions to leach
out of the glass bulb and render your sensor useless. After storage, you may notice
white KCl crystals deposited on your electrode. Such salt formation will not interfere
with measurements. Simply rinse the electrode with distilled water to remove the
crystals and blot dry before use.
Cleaning and Reconditioning
As the pH sensor ages, it may exhibit sluggish or noisy readings. Cleaning is recommended
when deposits form on the glass and/or platinum surfaces. Try the below procedures in order
and stop once good readings are achieved.
Wipe Clean
Use a moistened cloth/lens cleaning tissue/cotton swab to remove any contaminants
from the probe. Do NOT apply pressure to the glass bulb as it may break.
Wash in Soapy Water
1. Let the probe sit in a solution of liquid soap, (about 1⁄2 teaspoon per 200mL warm
water).
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Maintenance Water Quality Sensors
2. Using a soft cloth to gently wipe the pH glass – remember that pH glass is extremely
delicate and breaks very easily.
3. Rinse the sensor in clean water when done.
Soak in Hydrochloric Acid
1. Place the probe in one molar (1 M) hydrochloric acid (HCL).
2. Let sit for 30-60 minutes.
3. Rinse in clean water (not DI).
4. Wipe clean with a cotton swab.
5. Re-rinse in clean water.
6. Soak in clean water for an hour. Stir periodically.
Soak the WQ-pH sensor in a beaker of warm water (50°C) for 15 minutes to remove
dried gel or salts from the junction. Then place in a beaker of warm 4M KCl solution. Set
aside until it returns to room temperature. The gel should be moist and the junction
flow should be restored.
Soak in Chlorine Bleach
WARNING: Do not mix the HCL with the chlorine bleach. A toxic gas product can form.
Rinse thoroughly before proceeding.
1. Place the probe in 1:1 dilution of commercial chlorine bleach.
2. Let sit for 60 minutes.
3. Rinse in clean water (not DI).
4. Soak in clean water for 60 minutes or more to remove all traces of bleach. Stir
periodically.
5. Re-rinse in clean water.
If the above procedure does not work, please contact FishSens Technology for assistance.
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Troubleshooting
Issue
Steps to Resolve
Video does not
appear on the
display
1. Confirm there is nothing blocking the camera lens
2. Confirm all connections are secure
3. Confirm the boat battery is good
4. Connect the camera’s RCA output to another display’s (Such as
a TV) RCA yellow input to confirm the camera is the issue
Camera body feels
warm
This is normal with prolonged use in air and is not an issue. However,
the body can be cooled through the following methods:
1. Remove power and let the unit cool down
2. Place the unit in water
Issue
Steps to Resolve
Water quality values
are unreasonable
1. Confirm correct mode of operation
(Red LED = pH; Green LED = DO)
2. Calibrate the sensor
3. Check the sensor for damage
4. Re-condition
Generic
SondeCAM WQ
Troubleshooting Generic
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Warranty and Service Overview
Warranty and Service
Overview
FishSens Technology, Inc. warrants the instruments it manufactures against defects in materials
or workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of delivery to the original customer. This
warranty is limited to the replacement or repair of such defects, without charge, when the
instrument is returned to FishSens Technology, Inc. Damage due to accidents, misuse,
tampering, lack of reasonable care, loss of parts, failure to perform prescribed maintenance, or
acts of nature is not covered. This warranty excludes all other warranties, express or implied,
and is limited to a value not exceeding the purchase price of the instrument.
Limitation of Warranty
This warranty is not applicable to any FishSens Technology, Inc. product damage or failure
caused by (i) failure to install, operate or use the product in accordance with FishSens
Technology, Inc. written instructions, (ii) abuse or misuse of the product, (iii) failure to maintain
the product in accordance with FishSens Technology, Inc. written instructions, (iv) any improper
repairs to the product, (v) use by you of defective or improper components or parts in servicing
or repairing the product, or (vi) modification of the product in any way not expressly authorized
by FishSens Technology, Inc.
Warning
FishSens Technology, Inc. products are not authorized for use as critical components in any life
support system where failure of the product is likely to affect its safety or effectiveness.
Authorized U.S. Service Centers
FishSens Technology, Inc.
2091 Exchange Court, Fairborn, Ohio 45324
Phone: (937) 426-2151
Fax: (937) 426-1125
E-Mail: info@FishSens.com
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Mechanical Drawings and Specifications SondeCAM mini
Weight
1.0 lbs with cable
Cable Length
25 ft. included, 25 ft., 50 ft., 100 ft.
extension cables available
Buoyancy
Sinks without additional weights
Material
Marine anodized aluminum, acetal,
stainless steel hardware
Camera
Single Chip 1/3” CMOS
Resolution
>500 TV Line
Noise Reduction
2D + 3D – NR
Shutter
1/50 to 1/100000 s
Minimum Color Illumination
0.1 lux
Minimum B/W Illumination
0.0008 lux
Video Output
NTSC/PAL
Voltage
12VDC ± 10%
Power
2.0 Watts
Max Depth
300 ft.
Mechanical Drawings and Specifications
SondeCAM mini
Mechanical Drawing
Specifications
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SondeCAM
Weight
2.8 lbs with cable
Cable Length
50 ft. included, 25 ft., 50 ft., 100 ft.
extension cables available
Buoyancy
Sinks without additional weights
Material
Marine anodized aluminum, acetal,
stainless steel hardware
Camera
1/3” CCD Sony Effio-V CXD4141GG DSP
Resolution
>700 TV Line
Noise Reduction
2D + 3D – NR
Shutter
1/10000 s
Minimum Color Illumination
0.1 lux
Minimum B/W Illumination
0.001 lux
Video Output
NTSC/PAL
Voltage
12VDC ± 10%
Power
2.0 Watts
Max Depth
300 ft.
Mechanical Drawing
Mechanical Drawings and Specifications SondeCAM
Specifications
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SondeCAM WQ
Weight
2.8 lbs with cable
Cable Length
50 ft. included, 25 ft., 50 ft., 100 ft.
extension cables available
Buoyancy
Sinks without additional weights
Material
Marine anodized aluminum, acetal,
stainless steel hardware
Camera
1/3” CCD Sony Effio-V CXD4141GG DSP
Resolution
>700 TV Line
Noise Reduction
2D + 3D – NR
Shutter
1/10000 s
Minimum Color Illumination
0.1 lux
Minimum B/W Illumination
0.001 lux
Video Output
NTSC/PAL
Voltage
12VDC ± 10%
Power
2.0 Watts
Max Depth
300 ft.
Operating Temperature
0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F)
Mechanical Drawing
Mechanical Drawings and Specifications SondeCAM WQ
Specifications
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Mechanical Drawings and Specifications SondeCAM WQ
Depth Sensor Specifications
Depth Sensor
MS5803-05BA Miniature Altimeter and
Diving Module
Range
0 to 6 bar
Resolution
0.1ft
Operating Temperature
0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F)
Response
8.22 ms
Accuracy
± 2% of the reading (±120 mbar)
Temperature Sensor Specifications
Temperature Sensor
Thermistor
Range
0 to 45°C (32 to 113°F)
Resolution
0.1°
T90 Response Time
60 sec
Accuracy
±0.075°C
Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Specifications (optional)
Dissolved Oxygen Sensor
YSI 2002 Galvanic Dissolved Oxygen
Sensor
pH Sensor Specifications (optional)
pH Sensor
YSI 1001a Amplified pH
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Appendix SondeCAM WQ Direct Communication
UW6 Plug
UW6 Receptacle
1
NC -
1
RS485A
(Non-Inverting)
Green
2
Video
Blue 2
RS485B
(Inverting)
Green Stripe
3
GND/Video
Shield/Shield
Brown/Brown Stripe/
Blue Stripe/Bare
3 12V+
Yellow/Yellow Stripe
4
12V+
Yellow/Yellow Stripe
4
GND/Video
Shield
Brown/Brown Stripe/
Blue Stripe
5
RS485B
(Inverting)
Green Stripe
5 Video
Blue
6
RS485A
(Non-Inverting)
Green
6 NC
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Appendix
SondeCAM WQ Direct Communication
Advanced setup and interfacing is possible using a RS-485 adapter cable and a terminal
program. Data beings streaming automatically when power is applied. Advanced setup can be
accessed by typing MENU in a terminal interface. Within 2 seconds a menu will appear
providing setup and configuration options.
NOTE: This menu provides access to the device’s root programming. FishSens Technology, Inc.
is not responsible for any permanent damage caused by incorrectly changing the setup.
Please contact technical support (info@FishSens.com) for assistance.
Hardware Protocol: RS485 N-8-1 at 4800 baud
Software Protocol: NMEA 0183
o Message MTW: Temperature (°C)
o Message DPT: Depth (meters)
o Message MWV: DO OR pH (% OR pH Unit)
o Message GGA: DO OR pH (mg/L OR pH mV)
Cable Pinout
Connectors are drawn looking into the connector
Single circles are pins and double circles are sockets
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Revision History
Revision
Date Code
Changes
Reviser
0.1
15B03
Original Document Created
KS
1.0
15B12
Updated WQ Maintenance Section
KS
1.1
15C02
Updated Wiring Diagram
KS
1.2
15C20
Updated Wiring Diagram, DVR Section,
Dimensions, Cable Pinout, General Clarity
KS
1.3
15C31
Updated Accessories, SC mini weight
KS
1.4
15E12
Updated Generic Troubleshooting
KS
1.5
15F17
Updated Wiring Diagram with “mini”
KS
Appendix Revision History
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