FLIR M232 IP Thermal Imaging Camera with AR200 Augmented Reality Module, M232 IP Thermal Imaging Camera Manual

M100 / M200 SERIES

INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

English (en-US)

07-2018Date:

71001-4Document number:

© 2018 FLIR Systems, Inc.

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Contents

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

Cleaningthethermalcamera............................................................................10

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

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

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

EMCinstallationguidelines................................................................................11

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

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

Declarationofconformity...................................................................................12

Productdisposal.................................................................................................12

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

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

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

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

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

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

Additionalsystemcomponents...............................................................................16

Documentillustrations.............................................................................................16

Productdocumentation...........................................................................................17

2.2Productoverview.........................................................................................18

M100/M200..............................................................................................................18

Chapter3Planningtheinstallation.........................................................19

3.1Installationchecklist.....................................................................................20

Schematicdiagram..................................................................................................20

3.2Compatiblemultifunctiondisplays...............................................................21

Multifunctiondisplaysoftwarerequirements..........................................................21

3.3Partssupplied..............................................................................................22

M100/M200–Seriescamera....................................................................................22

JCU-3(availableseparatelyasA80510)...............................................................24

IPvideodecoder(availableseparatelyasA80508)............................................25

3.4T oolsrequired..............................................................................................26

3.5T ypicalsystems............................................................................................27

3.6Warningsandcautions...............................................................................28

3.7Generallocationrequirements....................................................................29

Compasssafedistance..........................................................................................29

3.8Cameraorientation......................................................................................30

3.9Productdimensions.....................................................................................31

M100/M200Series..................................................................................................31

M100/M200Serieswithoptionaltop-downriser..................................................32

JCU-3(availableseparately)..................................................................................33

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IPvideodecoder(availableseparately)................................................................34

Chapter4Cablesandconnections..........................................................35

4.1Generalcablingguidance...........................................................................36

Cabletypesandlength..........................................................................................36

Routingcables.........................................................................................................36

Strainrelief..............................................................................................................36

Circuitisolation........................................................................................................36

Cableshielding........................................................................................................37

4.2Connectionsoverview..................................................................................38

Connectingcables...................................................................................................38

Orientationofright-angledconnectors..................................................................38

4.3Powerconnection........................................................................................40

Powercableextension............................................................................................40

Powerdistribution....................................................................................................40

In-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings...............................................................43

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire.......................................................................43

4.4Networkconnections...................................................................................44

Non-RayNetsystems...............................................................................................45

RayNetsystemswithLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunction

displays(MFDs)......................................................................................................48

Chapter5Mounting.....................................................................................51

5.1Cameramounting........................................................................................52

Locationrequirements.............................................................................................52

Mountingthecamera..............................................................................................53

Mountingthecamerawiththeoptionaltop-downriser(partnumber

A80509)....................................................................................................................55

5.2JCU–3Mounting..........................................................................................58

Locationrequirements.............................................................................................58

Removingthekeypadmat.....................................................................................58

Flushmountingthekeypad....................................................................................59

Surfacemountingthekeypad................................................................................60

Fittingthekeypadmat...........................................................................................61

Chapter6Systemoperationandsetup..................................................63

6.1Thermalcameraimage...............................................................................64

Thermalcamerastatusicons.................................................................................65

6.2Operationandfeaturesoverview...............................................................66

6.3Cameracontrol............................................................................................67

Pan,tiltandzoom..................................................................................................67

Homeposition.........................................................................................................68

Surveillancemode...................................................................................................68

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Auto-tracking............................................................................................................69

ClearCruisethermalanalytics.................................................................................69

6.4Imageadjustments......................................................................................70

Thermalcamerascenepresets.............................................................................70

Thermalcameracolormodes................................................................................70

Thermalcamerareversevideo..............................................................................70

6.5JCU–3controlsoverview............................................................................71

Settingthekeypadorientation...............................................................................73

6.6Webbrowserinterface................................................................................75

Webbrowseruserinterfaceoverview...................................................................75

Settingupanetworkconnectiontothecamera.................................................75

LoggingintotheWebbrowseruserinterface....................................................77

LiveVideopage......................................................................................................78

Controlbuttons........................................................................................................80

Ball-downmode......................................................................................................83

ConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons(UPBs).......................................84

Conguringthecamera’sIP-networkparametersmanually.................................85

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

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

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

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

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

8.2FLIRMaritimeproductsupportandservicing..........................................93

Chapter9T echnicalspecication.............................................................95

9.1M100/M200Seriescameras.......................................................................96

T echnicalspecication............................................................................................96

9.2JCU-3(availableseparately).......................................................................97

T echnicalspecication............................................................................................97

Chapter10Sparesandaccessories........................................................99

10.1M100/M200Seriescameraaccessories................................................100

10.2Keypadsparesandaccessories............................................................101

10.3Networkhardware....................................................................................102

Networkcableconnectortypes...........................................................................103

10.4RayNettoRJ45adaptercables............................................................104

10.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectors...........................................105

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Chapter1:Importantinformation

Warning:Productinstallationandoperation

•Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedinaccordancewiththe
instructionsprovided.Failuretodosocouldresultinpersonalinjury,
damagetoyourvesseland/orpoorproductperformance.

•Certiedinstallationbyanapprovedinstallerisrecommended.A
certiedinstallationqualiesforenhancedproductwarrantybenets.
Contactyourdealerforfurtherdetails,andrefertotheseparate
warrantydocumentpackedwithyourproduct.

Warning:Corrosion

T oavoidacceleratedgalvaniccorrosionoftheproduct,ensurethata
non-metallicisolationmountisusedwhenttingtheproductdirectlyto
largestainlesssteelplatforms/mounts,ordirectlytosteelconstruction
vessels.

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforuseinhazardous/ammable
atmospheres.DoNOTinstallinahazardous/ammableatmosphere
(suchasinanengineroomornearfueltanks).

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithasbeencorrectly
grounded,inaccordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositivegrounding.

Warning:Powersupplyvoltage

Connectingthisproducttoavoltagesupplygreaterthanthespecied
maximumratingmaycausepermanentdamagetotheunit.Referto
theT echnicalspecicationsectionforvoltagerating.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyisswitchedOFFbeforestartingto
installthisproduct.DoNOTconnectordisconnectequipmentwiththe
powerswitchedon,unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Warning:Entrapmenthazard

Thisproductfeaturesmovingpartsthatprovideapotentialentrapment
hazard.Keepclearofmovingpartsatalltimes.

Importantinformation

Warning:Ensuresafenavigation

Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaidtonavigationandmustnever
beusedinpreferencetosoundnavigationaljudgment.Onlyofcial
governmentchartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthecurrent
informationneededforsafenavigation,andthecaptainisresponsible
fortheirprudentuse.Itistheuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcial
governmentcharts,noticestomariners,cautionandpropernavigational
skillwhenoperatingthisoranyotherFLIRproduct.

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Warning:Maintainapermanentwatch

Alwaysmaintainapermanentwatch,thiswillallowyoutorespondto
situationsastheydevelop.Failuretomaintainapermanentwatchputs
yourself,yourvesselandothersatseriousriskofharm.

Caution:Donotopentheunit

Theunitisfactorysealedtoprotectagainstatmospherichumidity ,
suspendedparticulatesandothercontaminates.Itisimportantthatyou
donotopentheunitorremovethecasingforanyreason.Opening
theunitwill:

•compromisethesealwithpossibledamagetotheunit,and

•voidthemanufacturer’swarranty .

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethepowersourceisadequately
protectedbymeansofasuitably-ratedfuseorautomaticcircuitbreaker.

Warning:Ensureallequipmenthasisolatedpower
supply

Thisproductfeaturesanisolatedpowersupply .T opreventpotential
damagetoequipment,itisrecommendedthatanyexternalequipment
connectedtothisproductalsofeaturesanisolatedpowersupply .

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Pleaserefer
allmaintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedFLIRdealers.Unauthorized
repairmayaffectyourwarranty.

Caution:Suncovers

•Ifyourproductissuppliedwithasuncover,toprotectagainstthe
damagingeffectsofultraviolet(UV)light,alwaystthesuncover
whentheproductisnotinuse.

•Suncoversmustberemovedwhentravellingathighspeed,whether
inwaterorwhenthevesselisbeingtowed.

Cleaningthethermalcamera

Thecamerahousingandlenswillrequireoccasionalcleaning.Y oushouldcleanthe
lenswhenimagequalitydegradationisnoticedorexcessivecontaminantbuildupis
seen.Cleantheinterfacebetweentheyokeandbaseoftentopreventaccumulationof
debrisorsaltdeposits.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethelenswindowwithadrycloth,orwithabrasivematerialssuchas
paperorscrubbrushes,asthiscouldscratchthecoating.

•DoNOTuseacidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTpressurewash.

Particularcareshouldbetakenwhencleaningthelenswindow,thishasaprotective
anti-reectivecoatingwhichmaybedamagedbyimpropercleaning.

1.Switchoffthepowertotheunit.

2.Cleanthecamerabodywithaclean,softcottoncloth.Y oucanmoistenthecloth

anduseamilddetergentifrequired.

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3.Cleanthecameralens.

•Rinsethelenswithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticlesandsaltdeposits,and
allowtodrynaturally.

•Ifanyspotsorsmearsremain,verygentlywipethelenswindowwithaclean
microbreclothorsoftcottoncloth.

•Ifnecessary,useisopropylalcohol(IPA)oramilddetergenttoremoveany
remainingspotsormarks.

Inspectingthethermalcamera

Routinelyinspectthecameraanditsmountingsurfacetoensurethatitisinstalled
securely,thatthecoatedsurfacesareintact,andthattherearenosignsofcorrosion.

Whenthecameraispoweredoff,graspitrmlyatthebaseandconrmitisrigidand
secure.Thenholdthecameraabovethebaseandconrmitwillrotatefreelyand
withoutnoticeablewobbleorloosenessaroundthepanbearing.

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer
AlthoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthisproductmeetsthestatedIPXstandard

(refertotheproduct’sTechnicalSpecication),waterintrusionandsubsequentequipment
failuremayoccuriftheproductissubjectedtocommercialhigh-pressurewashing.FLIR
willnotwarrantproductssubjectedtohigh-pressurewashing.

Disclaimer

FLIRdoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthatitiscompatiblewith
productsmanufacturedbyanypersonorentityotherthanFLIR.

FLIRisnotresponsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedbyyouruseorinabilitytouse

theproduct,bytheinteractionoftheproductwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers,or
byerrorsininformationutilizedbytheproductsuppliedbythirdparties.

EMCinstallationguidelines

FLIRequipmentandaccessoriesconformtotheappropriateElectromagneticCompatibility

(EMC)regulations,tominimizeelectromagneticinterferencebetweenequipmentand
minimizetheeffectsuchinterferencecouldhaveontheperformanceofyoursystem

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformanceisnotcompromised.

Note:InareasofextremeEMCinterference,someslightinterferencemaybenoticed
ontheproduct.Wherethisoccurstheproductandthesourceoftheinterference
shouldbeseparatedbyagreaterdistance.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommendthatwhereverpossible:

•FLIRequipmentandcablesconnectedtoitare:

–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipmenttransmittingorcablescarryingradiosignals

e.g.VHFradios,cablesandantennas.InthecaseofSSBradios,thedistance
shouldbeincreasedto7ft(2m).

–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradarbeam.Aradarbeamcannormally

beassumedtospread20degreesaboveandbelowtheradiatingelement.

•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebatteryfromthatusedforenginestart.This
isimportanttopreventerraticbehavioranddatalosswhichcanoccuriftheengine
startdoesnothaveaseparatebattery.

•FLIRspeciedcablesareused.

•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsoisdetailedintheinstallationmanual.

Importantinformation

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Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallationpreventanyoftheabove
recommendations,alwaysensurethemaximumpossibleseparationbetweendifferent

itemsofelectricalequipment,toprovidethebestconditionsforEMCperformance
throughouttheinstallation

Suppressionferrites

•Cablesmaybepre-ttedorsuppliedwithsuppressionferrites.Theseareimportant
forcorrectEMCperformance.Ifferritesaresuppliedseparatelytothecables(i.e.
notpre-tted),youmusttthesuppliedferrites,usingthesuppliedinstructions.

•Ifaferritehastoberemovedforanypurpose(e.g.installationormaintenance),it
mustbereplacedintheoriginalpositionbeforetheproductisused.

•Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedbythemanufactureroritsauthorized
dealers.

•Whereaninstallationrequiresmultipleferritestobeaddedtoacable,additional
cableclipsshouldbeusedtopreventstressontheconnectorsduetotheextra
weightofthecable.

•Ifyourcamerainstallationrequireslongcableruns,youmayneedtotadditional
ferritestomaintainacceptableEMCperformance.

Connectionstootherequipment

Requirementforferritesonnon-FLIRcables

IfyourFLIRequipmentistobeconnectedtootherequipmentusingacablenot
suppliedbyFLIR,asuppressionferriteMUSTalwaysbeattachedtothecablenear
theFLIRunit.

Declarationofconformity

FLIRBelgiumBVBAdeclaresthattheM100/M200Seriescameras,partnumbers
E70431,E70432,E70353,E70354areincompliancewiththeRadioEquipment
Directive2014/30/EU.

TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticatemaybeviewedontherelevantproduct
pageatwww.ir.com/support.

Productdisposal

DisposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththeWEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment(WEEE)Directiverequirestherecycling
ofwasteelectricalandelectronicequipmentwhichcontainsmaterials,components
andsubstancesthatmaybehazardousandpresentarisktohumanhealthandthe
environmentwhenWEEEisnothandledcorrectly.

Equipmentmarkedwiththecrossed-outwheeledbinsymbolindicatesthatthe

equipmentshouldnotbedisposedofinunsortedhouseholdwaste.

Localauthoritiesinmanyregionshaveestablishedcollectionschemesunderwhich
residentscandisposeofwasteelectricalandelectronicequipmentatarecyclingcenter
orothercollectionpoint.

Formoreinformationaboutsuitablecollectionpointsforwasteelectricalandelectronic
equipmentinyourregion,refertothefollowingtable:

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RegionWebsiteRegionWebsite

ATwww.araplus.atIT

BEwww.recupel.beLTwww.eei.lt

BG

CY

CZ

DEwww.earn-service.comNLwww.wecycle.nl

DKwww.elretur.dkPLwww.electro-system.pl

EEwww.elek-

ES

FI

FRwww.ecologic-

GR

IEwww.weeeireland.ieUK

www.greentech.bgLUwww.ecotrel.lu,

www.electrocyclo­sis.com.cy

www.retela.czMT

troonikaromu.ee

www.raee-asimelec.es

www.elker.

france.com,
www.eco-systemes.fr

www.electrocycle.gr

LVwww.lze.lv

PTwww.amb3e.pt

RO

SE

SI

SK

www.erp-recycling.org/it-it

https://aev.gouverne­ment.lu/fr.html

http://www.greenpak.com.mt

www.ecotic.ro

www.el-kretsen.se

www.zeos.si

www.erp-recycling.sk

www.wastecare.co.uk/compli­ance-services/weeecare

Warrantyregistration

T oregisteryourFLIRproductownership,pleasevisitwww.ir.comandregisteronline.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproducttoreceivefullwarrantybenets.Y ourunit
packageincludesabarcodelabelindicatingtheserialnumberoftheunit.Y ouwill
needthisserialnumberwhenregisteringyourproductonline.Youshouldretainthe
labelforfuturereference.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocumentisintendedforuseonleisuremarine
boatsandworkboatsNOTcoveredbyInternationalMaritimeOrganization(IMO)and
SafetyofLifeatSea(SOLAS)CarriageRegulations.

T echnicalaccuracy

T othebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthisdocumentwascorrectatthe
timeitwasproduced.However,FLIRcannotacceptliabilityforanyinaccuraciesor
omissionsitmaycontain.Inaddition,ourpolicyofcontinuousproductimprovement
maychangespecicationswithoutnotice.Asaresult,FLIRcannotacceptliability
foranydifferencesbetweentheproductandthisdocument.PleasechecktheFLIR
website(www.ir.com/marine/support)toensureyouhavethemostup-to-dateversion(s)
ofthedocumentationforyourproduct.

Importantinformation

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Chapter2:Documentandproductinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Documentinformationonpage16

•2.2Productoverviewonpage18

Documentandproductinformation

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2.1Documentinformation

Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformationrelatedtotheinstallationandoperationof
yourFLIRproduct.

Thedocumentincludesinformationtohelpyou:

•planyourinstallationandensureyouhaveallthenecessaryequipment;

•installandconnectyourproductaspartofawidersystemofconnectedmarine
electronics;

•useyourproductalongwithanappropriatevideomonitor,joystickcontrolunit(JCU),
webbrowser,ormultifunctiondisplay(MFD).

•troubleshootproblemsandobtaintechnicalsupportifrequired.

ThisandotherFLIRproductdocumentsareavailabletodownloadinPDFformat
fromwww.ir.com/marine/support.

Applicableproducts

Thisdocumentisapplicabletothefollowingproducts:

PartnumberNameDescription

E70432M132

(9Hz)

E70431M132

(30Hz)

E70354M232

(9Hz)

E70353M232

(30Hz)

Thermaltilt-only,
night-visionIPvideo
camera

Thermalpan-and-tilt,
night-visionIPvideo
camera

Additionalsystemcomponents

M100/M200-Seriesthermalcamerascanbeusedinconjunctionwiththefollowing
optionalitems,availableseparatelyfromFLIR:

•JCU-3joystickcontrolunit:aremotekeypadforFLIRthermalcameras(A80510).
Thekeypadinteractsdirectlywithsupportedthermalcameras,anddoesnotrequire
anyotherproducts(suchasanMFD)tobepresentinthenetwork.EachJCU-3
keypadcanbepairedwithmultiplethermalcameras,andeachcameracanbe
pairedtomultiplekeypads.

•ION-R100IPvideodecoder(A80508):usestheIP-videooutputfromyour
M100/M200-Seriesthermalcamera,andconvertsittoacomposite-videofeed(NTSC
orPAL),suitableforananalogdisplay .

Documentillustrations

Y ourproductandifapplicable,itsuserinterfacemaydifferslightlyfromthatshownin
theillustrationsinthisdocument,dependingonproductvariantanddateofmanufacture.

Allimagesareprovidedforillustrationpurposesonly .

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Productdocumentation

Thefollowingdocumentationisapplicabletoyourproduct:

DescriptionPartnumber

M100/M200ThermalCameraInstallationandOperation
Instructions

InstallationandoperationofanM100–SeriesorM200–Series
thermalcameraandconnectiontoawidersystemofmarine
electronics.

M100/M200–Seriessurfacemountingtemplate

MountingdiagramformountinganM100–SeriesorM200–Series
thermalcamera.

M100/M200–Seriestop-downrisermountingtemplate

Mountingdiagramformountingthetop-downriserforan
M100–SeriesorM200–Seriesthermalcamera.

M100/M200ThermalCameraVisualQuickStartGuide

Single-pageillustratedguidetohelpyougetup-and-running
withyourthermalcamera.

M100/M200–SeriesCamerasafetylanyardinstallation
instructions

Single-pageillustratedguideexplaininghowtoinstallthe
optionalsafetylanyard.

M100/M200–SeriesCamerawithsafetylanyardmounting
template

MountingdiagramformountingtheM100–SeriesorM200–Series
thermalcamerawiththeoptionalsafetylanyard.

71001

77001

77003

76001

87352

87353

LightHouse™2MFDOperationInstructions

DetailstheoperationoftheCameraapplicationforLightHouse™
2-compatiblemultifunctiondisplays.

LightHouse™3MFDBasicOperationInstructions

DetailstheoperationoftheCameraapplicationforLightHouse™
3-compatiblemultifunctiondisplays.

LightHouse™3MFDAdvancedOperationInstructions

DetailstheoperationoftheCameraapplicationforLightHouse™
3-compatiblemultifunctiondisplays.

JCU-3RemoteKeypadInstallationInstructions

InstallationofaJCU-3RemoteKeypadandconnectiontoa
widersystemofmarineelectronics.

IPVideoDecoderforM100/M200ThermalCamera—Quick
StartGuide

DescribeshowtoconnectandconguretheIPvideodecoder
toworkwithyouM100/M200thermalcamera.

81360

81369

81370

71002

76002

Documentandproductinformation

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2.2Productoverview

M100/M200

TheM100/M200–Seriesisamaritimethermalimagingsystemforuseonnearlyany
kindofvessel.Itprovidesaclearimageinlow-lightandno-lightconditions.For
example,athermalcameracanhelpyounavigateatnightoridentifyobstaclesinareas
oflowvisibilityoreventotaldarkness.

1.Tiltassembly .

2.Thermalcameralenswindow.

3.Panassembly(xedpositionforM100–Series).

TheM100/M200–Seriessystemhasthefollowingkeyfunctionsandfeatures:

•IPconnectivitytosimplifyinstallationandsystemintegration.

•H264-encodedIPvideostream(convertibletoanalogNSTC/P ALcomposite-video
usingtheoptionalION-R100IPvideodecoder;availableseparately).

•Panandtiltoperations(tiltonlyforM100-Series)withdedicatedjoystickcontrolunit,
multifunctiondisplay(MFD),orwebbrowser.

•Automaticcameraadjustmenttosuitchangingconditions.

•Presetmodes(Scenes)optimizedforprevailingconditions.

•ClearCruise™intelligentthermalanalyticstechnology;providesaudibleandvisual
alertswhen“non-water”objectsareidentiedinthescene.(RequiresaRaymarine®
MFDrunningLightHouse™3software.)

•Automaticwindowheaterstode-icethelenswindowincoldweather.

•12Vor24Vdcpower.

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Installationchecklistonpage20

•3.2Compatiblemultifunctiondisplaysonpage21

•3.3Partssuppliedonpage22

•3.4T oolsrequiredonpage26

•3.5T ypicalsystemsonpage27

•3.6Warningsandcautionsonpage28

•3.7Generallocationrequirementsonpage29

•3.8Cameraorientationonpage30

•3.9Productdimensionsonpage31

Planningtheinstallation

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3.1Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationT ask

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Planyoursystem.

Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

Siteallequipment.

Routeallcables.

Drillcableandmountingholes.

Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

Secureallequipmentinplace.

Poweronandtestthesystem.

Schematicdiagram

Aschematicdiagramisanessentialpartofplanninganyinstallation.Itisalsouseful
foranyfutureadditionsormaintenanceofthesystem.Thediagramshouldinclude:

•Locationofallcomponents.

•Connectors,cabletypes,routesandlengths.

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3.2Compatiblemultifunctiondisplays

Note:ARaymarine®LightHouse™-compatiblemultifunctiondisplay(MFD)isnot

requiredtouseaM100/M200-Seriescamera.Howevercertaincamerafeaturesmay
notbeaccessiblewithoutone.

ThisproductiscompatiblewiththefollowingRaymarine®LightHouse™multifunction
displays.

•a6x/a7xSeries(JCU-3requiredforcameracontrol).

•a9x/a12xSeries,cSeries,eSeries,eSSeries.

•gSSeries.

•Axiom,AxiomPro,AxiomXL.

Multifunctiondisplaysoftwarerequirements

T ousethisproductwithaRaymarine®LightHouse™-compatiblemultifunctiondisplay
(MFD),ensurethatyourMFDisrunningthelatestversionoftheLightHouse™2or
LightHouse™3software.

Note:

•ThisproductisNOTcompatiblewithLightHouse™2softwareversions17orearlier.

•ThelatestLightHouse™MFDsoftwarecanbeobtainedbyvisiting

www.raymarine.com/software.

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3.3Partssupplied

M100/M200–Seriescamera

Thefollowingitemsaresuppliedwithyourproduct.

1.Thermalcamera

2.Thermalcamerabase-seal

3.3xthermalcamerafasteners:nuts,domenuts,springwashers,atwashers,
andthreadedstuds

4.2xSelf-adhesivedecals(forball-downmountingonly)

5.RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable(100mm)

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

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

8.T op-downriserkit(includesriser,riserbaseseal,andrisermountingtemplate)

9.Documentationpack

*Thesuppliedright-angledRayNetandPowercablesaresuitableformountingon
surfacesupto25.4mm(1.0inch)thick.Whenmountingonthickersurfaces,youmay
needtouseRayNetandPowercableswithstraightconnectors(availableseparately).

Note:Forfurtherdetailsonnetworkhardwareandcables,seeChapter10Spares

andaccessories.

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JCU-3(availableseparatelyasA80510)

TheJCU-3joystickcontrolunitisavailabletopurchaseasaseparateaccessory.The
unitissuppliedwithbothaportrait-orientedkeypad(tted),andalandscape-oriented
keypad.

Forinformationonotheraccessories,seeChapter10Sparesandaccessories.

Note:YourM100/M200-Seriesthermalcameraisalsocompatiblewiththefollowing
joystickcontrolunits,providedwithotherFLIRandRaymarinecamerasystems:

•JCU-1(partno.500-0385-00)—joystickcontrolunitforFLIRM-Seriesand
RaymarineT-Seriescameras

•JCU-2(partno.500-0398-00)—joystickcontrolunitforFLIRM400-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)

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IPvideodecoder(availableseparatelyasA80508)

TheIONODESION-R100IPvideodecoderisavailabletopurchaseasaseparate
accessory.

Forinformationonotheraccessories,seeChapter10Sparesandaccessories.

Partssupplied

ThepartssuppliedwiththeIPvideodecoderareshownbelow.

1.IONODESION-R100IPvideodecoder

2.Suppressionferrite

3.QuickStartGuide

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3.4T oolsrequired

Thefollowingtoolsarerequiredforinstallation.

ItemDescription

1.

2.10mmspanner

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Note:*Theappropriatedrillbitsizeisdependentonthethicknessandmaterial
ofthemountingsurface.

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Drill

Drillbitofappropriatesize*

Jigsaw(onlyrequiredforJCUinstallation)

Pozi-drivescrewdriver(onlyrequiredfor
JCUinstallation)

Thread-lock

50mm(2inch)Holesaw

3.5T ypicalsystems

Note:Forinformationonhowtoconnecttheproduct,refertotheChapter4Cables

andconnectionssection.Forinformationonavailablecablesandaccessories,refer

totheChapter10Sparesandaccessoriessection.

•BasicWebbrowsersystem:YoucanconnecttheproductdirectlytoanIP-capable
device,suchasalaptoporPC,usingthesuppliedRayNetcableandRayNet-to-RJ45
adaptercable.Y oucancontrolthecamerathroughtheuserinterfacepresentedon
thewebbrowser.

•BasicvideodisplaysystemwithJCU:Y oucanconnecttheproductdirectlyto
aprimaryanalogvideodisplayviaanEthernetswitch(usingthesuppliedRayNet
cableandRayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable),IPvideodecoder(availableseparately),
andacoaxialvideocable.Y oucancontrolthecamerawithaJCU-3unit(available
separately),alsoconnectedtotheEthernetswitch.

•BasicWebbrowsersystemwithJCU:Y oucanconnecttheproducttoan
IP-capabledevice,suchasalaptoporPC,viaanEthernetswitch(usingthesupplied
RayNetcableandRayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable),andanadditionalEthernetcable.
Y oucancontrolthecamerathroughtheuserinterfacepresentedonthewebbrowser,
orwithaJCU-3unit(availableseparately),alsoconnectedtotheEthernetswitch.

•BasicLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD)system:Y ou
canconnecttheproductdirectlytoaRaymarineMFDusingthesuppliedRayNet
cable.YoucancontrolthecameradirectlyusingtheMFD.Foramoreexiblesystem,
youcaninstallaRayNetswitchbetweenthecameraandtheMFD,andaddaJCU-3
unit(alsoconnectedtotheRayNetswitch)toprovideadditionalcameracontrols.

•Complexsystemwithmultiplecameras,MFDs,andJCUs:WithsufcientRayNet
orEthernetportsavailableoninstalledswitches,andappropriateRayNetandEthernet
cables,youcanconnectmultiplecameras,MFDs,andJCUstogethertoforman
integratedsystem.Y oucanuseanyJCUorMFDtocontrolandmonitoranycamera.

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3.6Warningsandcautions

Important:Beforeproceeding,ensurethatyouhavereadandunderstoodthe

warningsandcautionsprovidedintheChapter1Importantinformationsection
ofthisdocument.

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3.7Generallocationrequirements

Importantconsiderationswhenchoosingasuitablelocationforyourproduct.

Thisproductissuitableformountingbelowdecks.

Theproductshouldbemountedwhereitwillbe:

•protectedfromphysicaldamageandexcessivevibration.

•wellventilatedandawayfromheatsources.

Whenchoosingalocationfortheproduct,considerthefollowingpointstoensure
reliableandtrouble-freeoperation:

•Access—theremustbesufcientspacetoenablecableconnectionstotheproduct,
avoidingtightbendsinthecable.

•Diagnostics—theproductmustbemountedinalocationwherethediagnostics
LEDiseasilyvisible.

Note:NotallproductsincludeadiagnosticsLED.RefertotheChapter8System

checksandtroubleshootingformoreinformation.

•Electricalinterference—theproductshouldbemountedfarenoughawayfrom
anyequipmentthatmaycauseinterferencesuchasmotors,generatorsandradio
transmitters/receivers.

•Magneticcompass—refertotheCompasssafedistancesectioninthisdocument
foradviceonmaintainingasuitabledistancebetweenthisproductandany
compassesonyourvessel.

•Power—tokeepcablerunstoaminimum,theproductmustbelocatedasclose
aspossibletothevessel’sdcpowersupply .

•Mountingsurface—ensuretheproductisadequatelysupportedonasecure
surface.RefertotheweightinformationprovidedintheT echnicalspecicationforthis
productandensurethattheintendedmountingsurfaceissuitableforbearingthe
productweight.DoNOTmountunitsorcutholesinplaceswhichmaydamagethe
structureofthevessel.

Compasssafedistance

T opreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel'smagneticcompasses,ensurean
adequatedistanceismaintainedfromtheproduct.

Whenchoosingasuitablelocationfortheproductyoushouldaimtomaintainthe
maximumpossibledistancefromanycompasses.T ypicallythisdistanceshouldbeat
least1m(3ft)inalldirections.Howeverforsomesmallervesselsitmaynotbe
possibletolocatetheproductthisfarawayfromacompass.Inthissituation,when
choosingtheinstallationlocationforyourproduct,ensurethatthecompassisnot
affectedbytheproductwhenitisinapoweredstate.

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3.8Cameraorientation

Thecameracanbemountedin2orientationsinformallyknownas“Ballup”and
“Balldown”.

Ball-up:Thecameraismountedontop
ofthemountingsurface.

Thedefaultvideoimageorientationisfortheball-upconguration;ifthecameraisto
bemountedintheball-downcongurationthenthevideoimagemustberotated.T o
rotatethevideoimage,youmusteither:

•usethecamera’swebbrowseruserinterfacetosettheappropriateoption(see6.6

Webbrowserinterface

),or

•ifyoursystemincludesaRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD),usetheMFD’s
Cameraapptosettheappropriateoption(refertoyourMFDOperationInstructions).

Ball-down:Thecameraissuspended
upsidedown,belowthemountingsurface.

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3.9Productdimensions

M100/M200Series

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M100/M200Serieswithoptionaltop-downriser

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

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JCU-3(availableseparately)

Productdimensions

DimensionMeasurement

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

34.8mm(1.37in)

10.5mm(0.41in)

28.4mm(1.12in.)

31.7mm(1.25in.)

50.7mm(2.00in.)

80.0mm(3.15in.)

119.0mm(4.69in.)

133.0mm(5.24in.)

41.0mm(1.61in.)

55.0mm(2.17in.)

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IPvideodecoder(availableseparately)

Productdimensions

DimensionMeasurement

A

B

C

D

E

F

19.5mm(0.77in.)

90.5mm(3.56in.)

81.0mm(3.19in.)

3.0mm(0.12in.)

28.0mm(1.10in.)

66.0mm(2.60in.)

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Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage36

•4.2Connectionsoverviewonpage38

•4.3Powerconnectiononpage40

•4.4Networkconnectionsonpage44

Cablesandconnections35

4.1Generalcablingguidance

Cabletypesandlength

Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetypeandlength

•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcablesofthecorrecttype,suppliedby
FLIR.

•Ensurethatanynon-FLIRcablesareofthecorrectqualityandgauge.Forexample,
longerpowercablerunsmayrequirelargerwiregaugestominimizevoltagedrop
alongtherun.

Routingcables

Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly ,tomaximizeperformanceandprolongcablelife.

•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively.Whereverpossible,ensureaminimumbend
diameterof200mm(8in)/minimumbendradiusof100mm(4in).

•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageandexposuretoheat.Usetrunkingor
conduitwherepossible.DoNOTruncablesthroughbilgesordoorways,orcloseto
movingorhotobjects.

•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacingtwine.Coilanyextracableandtie
itoutoftheway.

•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposedbulkheadordeckhead,useasuitable
watertightfeed-through.

•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescentlights.

Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossiblefrom:

•otherequipmentandcables,

•highcurrentcarryingACandDCpowerlines,

•antennas.

Strainrelief

Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protectconnectorsfromstrainandensure
theywillnotpulloutunderextremeseaconditions.

Circuitisolation

AppropriatecircuitisolationisrequiredforinstallationsusingbothACandDCcurrent:

•Alwaysuseisolatingtransformersoraseparatepower-invertertorunPC’s,processors,
displaysandothersensitiveelectronicinstrumentsordevices.

•AlwaysuseanisolatingtransformerwithWeatherFAXaudiocables.

•Alwaysuseanisolatedpowersupplywhenusinga3rdpartyaudioamplier.

•AlwaysuseanRS232/NMEAconverterwithopticalisolationonthesignallines.

•AlwaysmakesurethatPC’sorothersensitiveelectronicdeviceshaveadedicated
powercircuit.

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Cableshielding

Ensurethatallcablesareproperlyshieldedandthatthecableshieldingisundamaged.

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4.2Connectionsoverview

Y ourproductincludesthefollowingconnectors.

Thermalcameraconnectors

ConnectorDescriptionConnectsto:Suitablecables

Network•RJ45connectoron:

–3rd-partynetwork

switch

–PC/laptopcomputer

–IPvideodecoder

(availableseparately)

•RayNetconnectoron:

–Raymarinenetwork

switch

–Lighthouse™-

poweredRaymarine
multifunctiondisplay
(MFD)

Poweranddrain

12/24Vdcpower
supply

•RayNet-to-RJ45adapter
cable(supplied)

•Right-angled
RayNet-to-RayNetcable
(supplied)

RefertoChapter10

SparesandAccessories

foravailablecables.

Right-angledpowercable
(supplied).

Note:Thesuppliedright-angledRayNetandPowercablesaresuitableformountingon
surfacesupto25.4mm(1.0inch)thick.Whenmountingonthickersurfaces,youmay
needtouseRayNetandPowercableswithstraightconnectors(availableseparately).

Note:Thecablesshouldberoutedtoadryareaofthevesselforconnection.
Alternativelyyoumustensurethatallconnectionsarewatertight.

Note:Ifyouwanttomakecableconnectionstothecamerabeforemountingitto
yourvessel(forexample,totestthecamera),rstattachthethreethreadedstudsto
thebase(seeMountingthecamera).Thiswillhelptoprotectthecableconnectors
onthebaseofthecamera,andalsoprovidesastableplatform,helpingtoprevent
damagecausedbytheunitrollingofftheedgeoftheworksurface.

Connectingcables

Followthestepsbelowtoconnectthecable(s)toyourproduct.

1.Ensurethatthevessel'spowersupplyisswitchedoff.

2.Ensurethatthedevicebeingconnectedhasbeeninstalledinaccordancewiththe
installationinstructionssuppliedwiththatdevice.

3.Ensuringcorrectorientation,pushcableconnectorsfullyontothecorresponding
connectors.

4.Ifapplicable,engageanylockingmechanismtoensureasecureconnection.

5.Ensureanybareendedwireconnectionsaresuitablyinsulatedtopreventcorrosion
duetowateringress.

Orientationofright-angledconnectors

Whenmakingconnectionsusingthesuppliedright-angledpowerandnetworkcables,
ensurethatyouorienttheconnectorscorrectlywithrespecttothethermalcamerabase.

Viewedfromthecamerabase,withthelabeluppermost,theright-angledpowerand
networkcablesbothleavethecameratotheright,asillustrated.

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1.Labeloncamerabase.

2.Powercablewithright-angledconnector.

3.Networkcablewithright-angledconnector.

Cablesandconnections39

4.3Powerconnection

Powermustbesuppliedtothecamerafromanappropriatepowersource.

Powerconnectionrequirements

•12or24Vdcnominalsupplyvoltage

•Isolatedpowersupply

•Connectedviaanappropriatelyratedthermalbreakerorfusedswitch.

ItemDescriptionConnectsto:

1

2

3

4

Powercable.Product’spowerconnector.

Redcable(positive)

Blackcable(negative)

Connectionto12V/24Vpower

Powersupply’spositiveterminal.

Powersupply’snegativeterminal.

Powersupply.

supply.

5

Drain/Ground

VesselRFground,ornegativebattery
terminal

Powercableextension

Theproductissuppliedwithapowercable,whichcanbeextendedifrequired.

•Thepowercableforeachunitinyoursystemshouldberunasaseparate,single

lengthof2-wirecablefromtheunittothevessel'sbatteryordistributionpanel.

•Forpowercableextensions,itisrecommendedthataminimumwiregaugeof16

AWG(1.31mm
athickerwiregauge(e.g.14AWG(2.08mm

•Animportantrequirementforalllengthsofpowercable(includinganyextension)isto

ensurethatthereisacontinuousminimumvoltageof10.8Vattheproduct’spower
connector,withafullyatbatteryat11V .

2

).Forcablerunslongerthan15meters,youmayneedtoconsider

2

),or12AWG(3.31mm

2

)).

Important:Beawarethatsomeproductsinyoursystem(suchassonarmodules)
cancreatevoltagepeaksatcertaintimes,whichmayimpactthevoltageavailableto
otherproductsduringthepeaks.

Powerdistribution

Recommendationsandbestpractice.

•Theproductissuppliedwithapowercable.Onlyusethepowercablesupplied

withtheproduct.DoNOTuseapowercabledesignedfor,orsuppliedwith,
adifferentproduct.

•RefertothePowerconnectionsectionformoreinformationonhowtoidentifythe

wiresinyourproduct’spowercable,andwheretoconnectthem.

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•Seebelowformoreinformationonimplementationforsomecommonpower

distributionscenarios.

Important:Whenplanningandwiring,takeintoconsiderationotherproductsin
yoursystem,someofwhich(e.g.sonarmodules)mayplacelargepowerdemand
peaksonthevessel’selectricalsystem.

Note:Theinformationprovidedbelowisforguidanceonly,tohelpprotectyour
product.Itcoverscommonvesselpowerarrangements,butdoesNOTcoverevery
scenario.Ifyouareunsurehowtoprovidethecorrectlevelofprotection,please
consultanauthorizedFLIRdealerorasuitablyqualiedprofessionalmarineelectrician.

Implementation—directconnectiontobattery

•Thepowercablesuppliedwithyourproductmaybeconnecteddirectlytothevessel's

battery,viaasuitablyratedfuseorbreaker.

•ThepowercablesuppliedwithyourproductmayNOTincludeaseparatedrainwire.

Ifthisisthecase,onlythepowercable’sredandblackwiresneedtobeconnected.

•IfthesuppliedpowercableisNOTttedwithaninlinefuse,youMUSTtasuitably

ratedfuseorbreakerbetweentheredwireandthebattery’spositiveterminal.

•Refertotheinlinefuseratingsprovidedintheproduct’sdocumentation.

•Ifyouneedtoextendthelengthofthepowercablesuppliedwithyourproduct,

ensureyouobservethededicatedPowercableextensionsadviceprovidedinthe
product’sdocumentation.

A

BatteryconnectionscenarioA:suitableforavesselwithacommonRFground
point.Inthisscenario,ifyourproduct’spowercableissuppliedwithaseparate
drainwirethenitshouldbeconnectedtothevessel’scommongroundpoint.

B

BatteryconnectionscenarioB:suitableforavesselwithoutacommongrounding
point.Inthiscase,ifyourproduct’spowercableissuppliedwithaseparate
drainwirethenitshouldbeconnecteddirectlytothebattery’snegativeterminal.

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Implementation—connectiontodistributionpanel

•Alternatively ,thesuppliedpowercablemaybeconnectedtoasuitablebreakeror

switchonthevessel'sdistributionpanelorfactory-ttedpowerdistributionpoint.

•Thedistributionpointshouldbefedfromthevessel’sprimarypowersourceby

8AWG(8.36mm

2

)cable.

•Ideally ,allequipmentshouldbewiredtoindividualsuitably-ratedthermalbreakersor

fuses,withappropriatecircuitprotection.Wherethisisnotpossibleandmorethan
1itemofequipmentsharesabreaker,useindividualin-linefusesforeachpower
circuittoprovidethenecessaryprotection.

1

2

3

4

Positive(+)bar

Negative(-)bar

Circuitbreaker

Fuse

•Inallcases,observetherecommendedbreaker/fuseratingsprovidedinthe

product’sdocumentation.

Important:Beawarethatthesuitablefuseratingforthethermalbreakerorfuseis
dependentonthenumberofdevicesyouareconnecting.

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Grounding

Ensurethatyouobservetheseparategroundingadviceprovidedintheproduct’s
documentation.

Moreinformation

Raymarinerecommendsthatbestpracticeisobservedinallvesselelectricalinstallations,
asdetailedinthefollowingstandards:

•BMEACodeofPracticeforElectricalandElectronicInstallationsinBoats

•NMEA0400InstallationStandard

•ABYCE-11AC&DCElectricalSystemsonBoats

•ABYCA-31BatterychargersandInverters

•ABYCTE-4LightningProtection

In-linefuseandthermalbreakerratings

Thefollowingin-linefuseandthermalbreakerratingsapplytoyourproduct:

In-linefuseratingThermalbreakerrating

5Aslowblow

Note:

•Thesuitablefuseratingforthethermalbreakerisdependentonthenumberof
devicesyouareconnecting.IfindoubtconsultanauthorizedFLIRdealer.

•Y ourproduct’spowercablemayhaveattedin-linefuse,ifnotthenyoucanadd
anin-linefusetothepositivewireofyourproduct’spowerconnection.

5A(ifonlyconnectingonedevice)

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwire

Thepowercablesuppliedwiththisproductincludesadedicatedshield(drain)wirefor
connectiontoavessel'sRFgroundpoint.

ItisimportantthataneffectiveRFgroundisconnectedtothesystem.Asingleground
pointshouldbeusedforallequipment.Theunitcanbegroundedbyconnectingthe
shield(drain)wireofthepowercabletothevessel'sRFgroundpoint.Onvessels
withoutanRFgroundsystemtheshield(drain)wireshouldbeconnecteddirectly
tothenegativebatteryterminal.

Thedcpowersystemshouldbeeither:

•Negativegrounded,withthenegativebatteryterminalconnectedtothevessel'sground.

•Floating,withneitherbatteryterminalconnectedtothevessel'sground

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositivegrounding.

Cablesandconnections43

4.4Networkconnections

Y ourthermalcamerahasasingleRayNetnetworkconnector.Thisconnectsthecamera
toyourvessel’swiderIPnetwork.Thiscouldbeanexistingthird-partyEthernetnetwork,
oradedicatedRaymarineRayNetnetwork.

Thedetailsofthenetworkconnectionsbetweenthecamera,videodisplay(webbrowser,
analogvideomonitor,orLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay),control
unit(forexample,aJCU-3controller)andtherestofyourinstallationdependon:

•howyouwanttocontrolthecamera(forexample,withawebbrowser,a
LightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay ,aJCUcontroller,ora
combination)

•howyouwanttoviewthecamera’sIPvideofeed(forexample,withananalogvideo
monitorconnectedthroughanIPvideodecoder,aLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine
multifunctiondisplay ,awebbrowser,oracombination)

•theequipmentalreadyinstalledonyourvessel(forexample,networkswitcheswith
freeports,analogvideomonitors,orothercameras)

Thefollowingsectionsshowsomepossiblenetworkconnections,startingwithabasic
systemwithasinglecameradirectlyconnectedtowebbrowser,andnishingwitha
morecomplexmulti-camera,multi-display ,multi-JCUsystem.

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Non-RayNetsystems

Y oucaninstallyourcameraonavesselthatdoesn’talreadyhaveaRayNetnetworkor
LightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD)installed.

Thefollowingexamplesshowpossiblenetworkconnectionsfor:

•asingle-camerasystemwiththecameraconnecteddirectlytoalaptoporotherdevice
runningawebbrowser(forcameracontrol,andviewingthecamera’sIPvideofeed)

•asingle-camerasystemcomprisingalaptoporotherdevicerunningawebbrowser
(forcameracontrol,andviewingthecamera’sIPvideofeed),anEthernetnetwork
switch,andanoptionalJCU(availableseparately)foradditionalcameracontrol

•asingle-camerasystemcomprisingananalogvideomonitorconnectedviaanIP
videodecoder(availableseparately),anEthernetnetworkswitch,andaJCU(available
separately)forcameracontrol.

Single-camerasystemwithdirectconnectiontowebbrowser

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecameraandtheother

devicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1

2

3

4

Laptop(orotherEthernet-connecteddevicerunningawebbrowser)

M100/M200–Seriescamera

RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

RayNet-to-RayNetcable

Cablesandconnections45

Single-camerasystemwithwebbrowserandanoptionalJCU

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecameraandtheother

devicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),availableseparately

M100/M200–Seriescamera

RayNet-to-RayNetcable

Laptop(orotherEthernet-connecteddevicerunningawebbrowser)

RJ45-to-RJ45Ethernetcable

RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

Ethernetnetworkswitch

Single-camerasystemwithanalogvideomonitorandJCU

Forthissystem,adevicerunningawebbrowserisnotrequired.Thecamera’sIP
videofeedisroutedthroughanEthernetnetworkswitchtoanIPvideodecoder
(availableseparately),andontoananalogvideomonitor.Cameracontrolisprovided
byaJCU(availableseparately).

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Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecameraandtheother
devicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Analogvideomonitor

Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),availableseparately

M100/M200–Seriescamera

RayNet-to-RayNetcable

Analogvideocable

IPvideodecoder,availableseparately

RJ45-to-RJ45Ethernetcable

RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

Ethernetnetworkswitch

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RayNetsystemswithLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine multifunctiondisplays(MFDs)

M100/M200–SeriescamerasarecompatiblewithLightHouse™-poweredRaymarine
multifunctiondisplays(MFDs)andexistingRayNetnetworks.

Thefollowingexamplesshowpossiblenetworkconnectionsfor:

•asingle-camerasystemcomprisingaRaymarineMFD(forcameracontrol,and
viewingthecamera’sIPvideofeed),aRayNetnetworkswitch,andaJCU(available
separately)foradditionalcameracontrol.

•amulti-camerasystemcomprisingananalogvideomonitorconnectedviaanIPvideo
decoder(availableseparately),twoRaymarineMFDs,aRayNetnetworkswitch,two
JCUs(availableseparately),andawebbrowser(laptop)foradditionalcameracontrol.

Single-camerasystemwithRaymarineMFDandJCU

Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecameraandtheother

devicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1

2

3

4

5

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Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),availableseparately

M100/M200–Seriescamera

RaymarineMFD

RayNet-to-RayNetcable

RayNetnetworkswitch

Multi-camerasystemwithvideomonitor,twoRaymarineMFDs,twoJCUs,anda
webbrowser

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Note:Powerconnectionsarenotshowninthisillustration.Thecameraandtheother
devicesshownrequiretheirowndedicatedpowerconnection.

ItemDescription

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Laptop(orotherEthernet-connecteddevicerunningawebbrowser)

Analogvideomonitor

RayNet-to-RJ45adaptercable

Analogvideocable

IPvideodecoder,availableseparately

Joystickcontrolunit(JCU-3),availableseparately

M100/M200–Seriescamera

RayNet-to-RayNetcable

RaymarineMFD

RayNetnetworkswitch

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Chapter5:Mounting

Chaptercontents

•5.1Cameramountingonpage52

•5.2JCU–3Mountingonpage58

Mounting

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5.1Cameramounting

Locationrequirements

Whenplanningtheinstallationlocation,considerthefollowingpoints:

•Thecameraiswaterproof,andappropriateforabovedecksmounting.

•Whenmountingthecamerainaball-downposition,ensurethatthecamerais
installedwithadequatedrainagesothatstandingwaterdoesnotcollectinthebase.

•Ensurethecameraisinstalledinalocationthatwillallowittobeaccessedfor
regularperiodiccleaning(fresh-waterrinse),inspectionofmountingpointintegrityand
mechanicalsoundness,andpreventativemaintenance.

•Theunderside(inside)ofthecompartmentordeckontowhichthecamerais
mountedmustbeweather-tight.Youmustensureprotectionfromwateringressto
cablesandconnections.

•Themountingsurfacemustbehorizontal.

•Ifyoucannotaccessbothsidesofthemountingsurface,thenyouwillneedtomount
thecamera“topdown”usingthetop-downrisersuppliedwiththecamera(also
availableasaseparateaccessory:partnumberA80509).

•Theright-angledRayNetandpowercablessuppliedaresuitableforusewitha
mountingsurfaceupto25.4mm(1in)thick.Athickersurfacemayrequiretheuse
ofstraight-connectorcables(availableseparately).

•Fixingsaresuppliedforamountingsurfaceupto41mm(1.6in)thick.Athicker
surfacewillrequiretheinstallertoprovidealternativexings.

•Thecamerashouldbemountedashighaspractical,butwithoutinterferingwithany
radar,navigationalorcommunicationselectronics.

•Choosealocationthatwillprovidethemostunobstructedviewinalldirections.

•Choosealocationasclosetothevessel’scenterlineaspossible.Thisprovidesa
symmetricalviewwhenlookingforwardoraft.

•Selectalocationforthecamerathatisatleast1m(39.4in.)fromanymagnetic
compass.

•Selectalocationthatisatleast1m(3ft)fromdevicesthatmaycauseinterference,
suchasmotors,generatorsandradiotransmitters/receivers.

•IfinstallinganoptionalJCU,selectalocationfortheJCUthatisatleast1m
(39.4in.)fromanymagneticcompass.

Note:Ifyouwanttomakecableconnectionstothecamerabeforemountingitto
yourvessel(forexample,totestthecamera),rstattachthethreethreadedstudsto
thebase(seeMountingthecamera).Thiswillhelptoprotectthecableconnectors
onthebaseofthecamera,andalsoprovidesastableplatform,helpingtoprevent
damagecausedbytheunitrollingofftheedgeoftheworksurface.

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Mountingthecamera

Usetheseinstructionstomountthecameraunitinposition.

Note:Ifyouhavepurchasedtheoptionalsafetylanyard,refertotheinstallation
instructionsprovidedwiththelanyard(documentnumber87352)inconjunctionwith
thefollowingcameramountingprocedure.Thesafetylanyardisalsoprovidedwith
amountingtemplatethatincludesanadditionalcutoutandcountersunkholeto
accommodatethelanyardandttings(documentnumber87353).

1.Usingthetemplatesupplied,markanddrilltheholesformountingthecamera.

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Mountingholescarepoints:

•Checkthedimensionsofanyprintedtemplate(toensurethatthetemplateis
printedtothecorrectscale)priortodrillinganyholes.

•Notethecameraforwardmarkingsonthecamerabase,andmakesurethe
templateisorientedproperlyrelativetothebowofthevessel.Thisisaffectedby
whetherthecameraistobemountedball-uporball-down.

2.Installthe3xthreadedstudsintothebaseofthecamerawiththread-locking
compound.Ifrequired,youcanusestudsofadifferentlengthtosuityourinstallation.

3.Slidethesealoverthethreadedstuds,andpushitrmlyintoplaceonthecamera’s
base.

4.Connectthepowersupplycableandnetworkcabletothecamera,andthread
thecablesthroughthecentralholes.

Note:Theright-angledRayNetandpowercablessuppliedaresuitableforusewith
amountingsurfaceupto25.4mm(1in)thick.Athickersurfacewillrequirethe
useofstraight-connectorcables(availableseparately).

5.Placethecameraonthemountingsurfacesothethreadedstudsextendthrough
thedrilledholes.

6.Maketherequiredconnectionswiththefreeendsofthecables.

7.Slideaatwasher,andthenaspringwasher,ontoeachstud.

8.Securethecamerabodytothemountingsurfacewiththesuppliednuts,ensuring
thatthesealremainscorrectlypositionedonthecamera’sbase.

Tightenthenutstoatorqueof3.7Nm(2.7lb-ft).

Domecappednutsareprovidedforaneatersolutionwherethemountingis
exposedtoview.

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Mountingthecamerawiththeoptionaltop-downriser(part numberA80509)

Theoptionaltop-downriser(A80509)isusedwhenaccesstotheundersideofthe
mountingsurfaceisrestricted.Usetheinstructionsbelowtomountthecameraunit
usingtheoptionaltop-downriser(A80509).

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1.Usingthetemplateprovided,markanddrilltheholesformountingtheriser.

•Notethecameraforwardmarkingonthetopsurfaceoftheriser.Y oumust

ensurethattheriserismountedsothatthecameraisorientedproperlyrelativeto
thebowofthevessel.

•Onlydrilltheoptionalcableroutingholeinthemountingsurfaceifyouintendto

routethecablesthroughthebaseoftheriser,ratherthanthroughthesideof
theriser.

2.Installthe3xthreadedstudsintothebaseofthecamera.Donotusethread
lockingcompound,asthismaydamagetheplasticriser.

3.Slidethecamera-basesealoverthethreadedstuds,andpushitrmlyintoplace
onthecamera’sbase.

4.Placethecameraontopoftheriser,sothethreadedstudsextendthroughthe
threeholesintheriser’stopsurface.Checkthatthecamera-basesealremains
rmlyinplace.

•Notethecameraforwardmarkingonthetopsurfaceoftheriser.Y oumust

ensurethattheriserismountedsothatthecameraisorientedproperlyrelativeto
thebowofthevessel.

5.Slideaatwasher,andthenaspringwasher,ontoeachstud.

6.Securethecamerabodytotheriserwiththesuppliednuts,ensuringthattheseal
remainscorrectlypositionedonthecamera’sbase.

Tightenthenutstoatorqueof3.7Nm(2.7lb-ft).

7.Connectthepowersupplycableandnetworkcabletothecamera,thenloopthe
cablesroundwithintheriserbasesothattheycanbethreadedthroughthebottom
oftheriser,andintothecableroutingholedrilledinthemountingsurface.

8.Positiontheriser-baseseal,andthenfastenthecamera-riserassemblytothe
mountingsurfaceusingfastenersappropriateforthesurface’sthicknessandmaterial.
Donotusethreadlockingcompound,asthismaydamagetheplasticriser.

Y oumustensureawatertightsealbetweentheriserbaseandthemountingsurface.
Y oumayuseamarine-gradesealantasanalternativetothesuppliedmounting
gasket.

Note:

•Ifitisnotpossibletoroutethecameracablesthroughthemountingsurface,cuta
holeinthesideoftheriser,androutethecablesthroughtherisersidewall.Y ou
mayneedtoloopthecablesaroundwithintheriserbase,sothattheycanbe
passedthroughtheholeyouhavecutinthesideoftheriser.

•Ifroutingthecameracablesthroughtherisersidewall,andthecameraismounted
ball-up,doNOTsealtheriserbasewitheitherthesuppliedgasket,orsealant.
Sealingmayresultinwaterpoolinginsidetheriser.

•Ifroutingthecameracablesthroughtherisersidewall,andthecameraismounted
ball-down,doNOTsealtheconnectionbetweenthecamerabaseandthetop
surfaceoftheriserwiththesuppliedgasket.Sealingmayresultinwaterpooling
insidetheriser.

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5.2JCU–3Mounting

Note:TheJCU-3joystickcontrolunitisavailableseparatelyasanoptionalaccessory.

Locationrequirements

Whenplanningtheinstallationlocation,considerthefollowingpoints:

•Selectapositiononyourvesselthatisclosetoadisplayshowingthecamera
videooutput.

•EnsuretheJCU-3ismountedatleast1m(39.4")awayfromanyequipmenttted
withamagneticcompass.

•TheJCU-3canbemountedtoadashorothersurfaceinanyorientation.

•Considercablelengthsandcablerouting.

Removingthekeypadmat

T ogainaccesstothemountingholelocations,thekeypadmatmustberemoved.

TipTohelppreventscratchingtheproduct,coverthetipofyourscrewdriverbladewith
asmallpieceofinsulationtape.

1.Usingathin,atbladedscrewdriverinsertthetipofthescrewdriverintothegap

betweentheedgeofthekeypadmatandthekeypadhousing,atalocationbetween
lockingtabs.

2.Gentlyleverthekeypadmatawayfromthekeypadtoreleasethekeypadmat.

T akecarenottobendthekeypadmatduringremoval.

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Flushmountingthekeypad

Flushmountingprovidesasleekinstallationwheretheproductanddashareush,
withonlythebuttonsandRotarycontrollerprotrudingfromthedash.Flushmounting
requiresthemountingsurfacetoberebated.

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear,atareawithsuitableclearance

behindthepanelisrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refertothedimensionssuppliedinthis

documenttoensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitandallcables.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetotheselectedlocation,usingmaskingorself

adhesivetape.

4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemountingtemplatetoacceptthexings.

5.Usingasuitableholesaw(thesizeandpositionisindicatedonthetemplate),make

aholeineachcornerofthecut-outarea.

6.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedgeofthecut-outline.

7.UsingaRouter,followtheFlushmountrebateline,tocutoutarebatetothe

speciedrebatedepth,asindicatedonthetemplate.

8.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedareaandthenremoveroughedges.

9.Placethesuppliedgasketontotherearofthekeypad,ensuringthemounting

holesarealigned.

10.Connecttherelevantcablestotheunit.

11.Placethekeypadintotherebateandsecureusingthexingsprovided.

Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrillbitsizetousedependsonthe
thicknessofthemountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitismadefrom.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesasealbetweentheunitandasuitablyatand
stiffmountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshouldbeusedinallinstallations.It
mayalsobenecessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthemountingsurfaceor
binnacleisnotentirelyatandstifforhasaroughsurfacenish.

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Surfacemountingthekeypad

Surfacemountingprovidesauniforminstallationwheretheproductsprotrude,usuallyby
thethicknessofthebezel,fromthemountingsurface.

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit.Aclear,atareawithsuitableclearance

behindthepanelisrequired.

2.Beforemodifyingthemountingsurface,refertothedimensionssuppliedinthis

documenttoensurethereisenoughspacefortheunitandallcables.

3.Fixthesuppliedmountingtemplatetotheselectedlocation,usingmaskingorself

adhesivetape.

4.Drill4holesasindicatedonthemountingtemplatetoacceptthexings.

5.Usingasuitableholesaw,makeaholeineachcornerofthecut-outarea.

6.Usingasuitablesaw,cutalongtheinsideedgeofthecut-outline.

7.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedareaandthenremoveroughedges.

8.Placethesuppliedgasketontotherearofthekeypad,ensuringthemounting

holesarealigned.

9.Connecttherelevantcablestotheunit.

10.Secureusingthexingsprovided.

Note:Theappropriatetighteningtorqueanddrillbitsizetousedependsonthe
thicknessofthemountingsurfaceandthetypeofmaterialitismadefrom.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesasealbetweentheunitandasuitablyatand
stiffmountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasketshouldbeusedinallinstallations.It
mayalsobenecessarytouseamarine-gradesealantifthemountingsurfaceor
binnacleisnotentirelyatandstifforhasaroughsurfacenish.

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Fittingthekeypadmat

Y ourkeypadcanbeinstalledinportraitorlandscapeorientation.Keypadmatsare
availableforeachorientation.

•Y oushouldtthekeypadmatthatmatchesyourchosenmountingorientation.

•Y oushouldonlytthekeypadmataftertheunithasbeensecuredtothemounting
surface.

1.Ensurethekeypadmatisorientatedcorrectly .

2.Slidethekeypadmat’sshorteredge,withthe2lockingtabs,intotheendofthe

keypadthathas2notchestoacceptthetabs.

3.Closetheoppositeendofthekeypadmatintothekeypad,ensuringthatthetab

slidesintothenotchprovided.Pushallofthetabsonthelongersidesintotheir
notches(youshouldhearaclickaseachtabengages).

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Chapter6:Systemoperationandsetup

Chaptercontents

•6.1Thermalcameraimageonpage64

•6.2Operationandfeaturesoverviewonpage66

•6.3Cameracontrolonpage67

•6.4Imageadjustmentsonpage70

•6.5JCU–3controlsoverviewonpage71

•6.6Webbrowserinterfaceonpage75

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6.1Thermalcameraimage

ThethermalcameraoutputsanIP-videofeedwhichcanbedisplayedonavideomonitor,
awebbrowser,oraLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD).

TheIP-videofeedcomprises:

•thethermalimage

•statusicons

Y oushouldtaketimetofamiliarizeyourselfwiththethermalimage.Thiswillhelp
youtomakethemostofyoursystem:

•Considereveryobjectyouviewintermsofhowitwilllook“thermally”asopposedto
howitlookstoyoureye.Forexamplelookforchangescausedbytheheatingeffect
ofthesun.Theseareparticularlyevidentrightaftersunset.

•Experimentwithdifferentpalettesandscenepresets.

•Experimentbylookingforhotobjects(suchaspeople)comparedtothecolder
surroundings.

•Experimentwiththecamerafordaytimeviewing.Thecameracanprovideimproved
daytimeviewinginenvironmentswheretraditionalvideocameraperformancesuffers,
suchasinshadowsorbacklitscenes.

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Thermalcamerastatusicons

Thethermalcameraimageincludesiconstoshowthecurrentstatusofthecamera.

Note:IconsarecoloredrediftheWhiteHotorBlackHotpaletteisinuse,and
coloredwhiteforallotherpalettes.

IconDescription

Cameradirectionindicator

•*Thesegmentinsidethecircleindicateswhich
directionthecameraispointingwithrespecttothe
vessel(azimuth).

•Thescaleandmarkerontherightindicatesthe
camera’stiltangle(elevation).

*M200–Seriesonly .

Homeposition

•Displayedmomentarilywhenyoucommandthe
cameratomovetoitshomeposition.

•Flashesthreetimeswhenyousetthecamera’shome
position.

Parkindicator

Displayedwhenthecameraisparked.

Motorstalled

DisplayedinsteadoftheCameradirectionindicator
whenthecameramotorisstalled.

Note:Ifthisiconisdisplayed,checkthatthe
camera’smovementisnotbeingphysicallyobstructed.

Zoomindicator

Displayedwheneverthethermalimageiszoomed-in
(magnied).Thegureindicatestheamountof
magnication(upto4.0).

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6.2Operationandfeaturesoverview

Thecamerafeaturescanbeaccessedusing:

•awebbrowserrunningonanIP-capabledevice(forexample,alaptoporPC)thatis
directlyattachedtothecamera,orconnectedtothesamenetworkasthecamera

•ajoystickcontrolunit(JCU)

•the“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”applicationofacompatibleLightHouse™-powered
Raymarinemultifunctiondisplay

Note:AJoystickcontrolunit(JCU)orLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunction
display(MFD)isnotrequiredtooperatethecamera;awebbrowserwithaccess
tothecamera’swebserverissufcient.

Thishandbookcoverscameracontrolandimageadjustmentsusingeitheraweb
browser,oraJCU-3remotekeypad.Fordetailsonhowtooperatethecamerausinga
compatibleLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay,pleaserefertothe
“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”applicationsectionofthemanualsuppliedwithyour
multifunctiondisplay.

Themainthermalcameraoperationsareoutlinedbelow.

Controlthecamera:

•Pan(M200–Seriesonly),tilt,andzoom

•MovetoHomeposition/sethomeposition

•Surveillancemode

•Auto-tracking(manoverboard;dangerousAISandMARP Atargets)

•ClearCruise™thermalanalytics

•Captureandsavecameravideo,orastillimage

•Heater

•Parkandstow

•Set“forward”position,andcameraheightabovewater

Adjustthecameraimage:

•Colorpaletteandpolarity

•Scenepresets

•“Ball-down”andrear-view-mirrormodes

Inadditiontotheabove,thecamera’swebinterfacealsoprovidessetupmenusto
congurethesystemtoyourrequirements.

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6.3Cameracontrol

Pan,tiltandzoom

Thecameracontrolsallowforpan(azimuth)andtilt(elevation)ofthecamera,aswell
aszoom(magnication)ofthethermalimage.

•Pancontinuouslythrough360°(M200Seriesonly).

•Tiltto+110°/-90°relativetothecamerabase.

•Zoomthethermalcameraimage.

Y oucancontrolpan,tilt,andzoom,using:

•thecamera’swebbrowserinterface:seeLiveVideopage

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

•acompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”application
sectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

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Homeposition

Thehomepositionisapresetpositionforthecamera.

Thehomepositionusuallydenesausefulreferencepoint—forexample,straight
aheadandlevelwiththehorizon.

Thehomeiconisdisplayedmomentarilywhenyou
commandthecameratomovetoitshomeposition.

Thehomeiconashesthreetimeswhenyousetthe
camera’shomeposition.

Y oucansetthehomepositionasrequired,andreturnthecameratothehome
position,using:

•thecamera’swebbrowserinterface:seeLiveVideopage

•the“UniController”onaJCU-3remotekeypad:seeHomeposition

•acompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”application
sectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

Surveillancemode

Insurveillancemodethecameracontinuouslypansleftandright,automaticallyscanning
thescene.

Thecameracontinuesscanninguntilyou:

•disablesurveillancemode

•manuallypanortiltthecamera

•commandthecameratomovetoitshomeposition

Anyoftheseactionsstopssurveillancemode;surveillancemodedoesnotresume
untilyoure-enableit.

Note:SurveillancemodeisavailablewithM200–Seriescamerasonly .

Y oucancontrolsurveillancemode,includingthescanspeedandscanwidth,using:

•thecamera’swebbrowserinterface:seeLiveVideopage

•theuserprogrammablebuttonsonaJCU-3remotekeypad:see6.5JCU–3controls

overview

•acompatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”application
sectioninthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

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Auto-tracking

Y oucansetthecameratoautomaticallytrackthefollowingtargets:

•manoverboard

•dangerousAIStarget

•dangerousMARP Atarget

Y oucanactivateauto-tracking,andcontrolwhichtypesoftargetaretracked,usinga
compatibleRaymarineMFD:seethe“Thermalcamera”or“Camera”applicationsection
inthedocumentationsuppliedwithyourMFD.

Note:Auto-trackingisavailablewithM200–Seriescamerasonly.

Note:T ouseauto-tracking,yoursystemmustincludeacompatibleRaymarineMFD.

ClearCruisethermalanalytics

ClearCruise™intelligentthermalanalyticstechnologyprovidesaudibleandvisualalerts
when“non-water”objectsareidentiedinthescene.

Boats,obstacles,andnavigationmarkerscanallbeautomaticallyidentiedinascene
byClearCruise™.

Y oucanactivateClearCruise™andcontrol“beepondetection”,usingacompatible
RaymarineMFD:seethe“Camera”applicationsectioninthedocumentationsupplied
withyourMFD.

Note:TouseClearCruise™,yoursystemmustincludeacompatibleRaymarine®
MFDrunningLightHouse™3software.

Note:ClearCruise™detectionperformanceisdependentonconditions,andisnota
replacementformaintainingavisualwatch.

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6.4Imageadjustments

Thermalcamerascenepresets

Scenepresetsenableyoutoquicklyselectthebestimagesettingforthecurrent
environmentalconditions.

Duringnormaloperationthethermalcameraautomaticallyadjustsitselftoprovide
ahigh-contrastimageoptimizedformostconditions.TheScenepresetsprovide
4additionalsettingsthatmayprovidebetterimageryincertainconditions.The4
modesare:

•Day—scenepresetmodefordaytimeconditions.

•Night—scenepresetmodefornightconditions.

•Docking—scenepresetmodefordocking.

•HighContrast—scenepresetmodeforextra-highcontrast.

Althoughthepresetnamesindicatetheirintendeduse,varyingenvironmentalconditions
mightmakeanothersettingmorepreferable.Forexample,thenightrunningscenepreset
mightalsobeusefulwhileinaharbor.Y oumaynditbenecialtoexperimentwiththe
differentscenepresetstodiscoverthebestpresettousefordifferentconditions.

Thermalcameracolormodes

Arangeofcolormodesareavailabletohelpyoudistinguishobjectson-screenin
differentconditions.

Changingthecolormodeswitchesthethermalcameraimagebetweenfouravailable
colorpalettes:

•WhiteHot

•RedHot

•Fusion

•FireIce

ThefactorydefaultcolormodeisWhiteHot,whichmayimproveyournightvision.

Thermalcamerareversevideo

Y oucanreversethepolarityofthevideoimagetochangetheappearanceofobjects
on-screen.

Changingthepolaritysettingwilltogglebetweenthetwoavailablepolaritiesforthe
colormodethatisalreadyselected.

Theavailablepolarityoptionsare:

•WhiteHot/BlackHot

•RedHot/RedHotInverse

•Fusion/FusionInverse

•FireIce/FireIceInverse

Y oumaynditusefultoexperimentwiththisoptiontondthebestsettingtosuit
yourneeds.

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6.5JCU–3controlsoverview

Note:TheJCU-3joystickcontrolunitisavailableseparatelyasanoptionalaccessory.

Note:TheJCU-3keypadissuppliedwiththeportrait-orientedkeypadmattted.If

youchoosetoreplacethiswiththelandscape-orientedkeypadmat,youmustalso
changethe“Orientation”settingontheJCU-3keypadwebinterface.SeeSettingthe

keypadorientationformoreinformation.

1

USER1

•Userprogrammablebutton(conguredviacamerawebpage:see

ConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons(UPBs)).Default

actionis“togglesurveillancemode”.

2

USER2

•Userprogrammablebutton(conguredviacamerawebpage:see

ConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons(UPBs)).Default

actionis“togglerear-viewmirrormode”.

3,4,5

UNI-CONTROLLER

•Rotateouterring(3)clockwiseorcounter-clockwisetocontinuously
panthecamera(M200-Seriescamerasonly):rotatemoretoincrease
panrate.

•Pressinnerring(4)up,down,left,orrighttopanandtiltcamera
(tilt-onlyforM100-Seriescameras).

•Centralbutton(5):USER3—userprogrammablebutton(congured
viacamerawebpage:seeConguringJCU-3user-programmable

buttons(UPBs)).Defaultactionis“returncameratohomeposition”.

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6

HOME

•Pressmomentarily–returncameratohomeposition.

•Pressandhold–Setcurrentpositionascamerahome.

7

ZOOM-OUT

•Presstozoomthermalcameraout

8

ZOOM-IN

•Presstozoomthermalcamerain

9

SCENE

•Presstocyclethroughimagescenepresets(Day>Night>Docking>
HighContrast)

10

COLOR

•Pressmomentarilytocyclethroughfourdifferentcolorpalettes
(WhiteHot>RedHot>Fusion>FireIce)

•Pressandholdtotogglethepolarityofthecurrentcolorpalette
(WhiteHot>BlackHot;RedHot>RedHotInverse;Fusion>Fusion
Inverse;FireIce>FireIceInverse)

11

12

<NOTUSED>

POWER

•Pressmomentarilytocyclethroughkeypadbacklightbrightnesssettings
(Dim>Normal>Bright)

•Pressandholdtoparkandstowthecamera;pan,tilt,orpressthe
homekeytowakethecamera

•Presstwicetocyclethroughcameras(multi-camerasystemsonly)

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Settingthekeypadorientation

Ifyouchoosetoreplacethettedportrait-orientedkeypadmatwiththe
landscape-orientedkeypadmat,youmustalsochangethe“Orientation”settingusing
theJCU-3keypadwebinterface.

Note:ChangingtheorientationsettingrequiresaPC,laptop–orotherIP-network
compatibledevicethatsupportsawebbrowser–tobeconnectedtothesame
networkasthekeypad.

Y oucompletetheprocessusingwebpagesservedbytheJCU-3keypad.

1.MakesurethatyourPC/laptopisconguredtodetectUPnPdevices.
Forexample,inWindows7,8,and10,withintheNetworkandSharingCenter,

you’llneedtoselecttheoptiontoT urnonnetworkdiscovery.

2.ThekeypadisautomaticallyaddedtothelistofdevicesonyourPC/laptop,and
isnamedaccordingtothekeypadpartnumber,andserialnumber(forexample:
A805100123456).

InWindowsXP ,thekeypadislistedinWindowsExplorerunder“MyNetwork
Places”;inlaterversionsofWindows,thekeypadislistedinWindowsExplorer
under“Network”.

3.ForWindowscomputers,double-clickthekeypaditemtoopenthekeypad’sweb
page.Y oucanalsoright-clickthekeypaditemandselectProperties,toshowmore
informationaboutthekeypad,includingitsIPaddress.

TheloginscreenwithapictureoftheJCU-3isdisplayed.

4.EnteruserforUsernameanduserforPassword,thenclickLogin.
TheJCUcongurationpageisdisplayed.

5.ClickJCUHARDWARE.
Thehardwarecongurationpageisdisplayed.

6.IntheLayoutsection,clicktheOrientationlist,andselectLandscape.

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7.ClickSaveInitosavetheorientationsetting.
Adialogconrmsthatyourchangeshavebeensaved.

8.ClicktheLogoutbuttonatthetop-rightofthepage,thencloseyourwebbrowser.

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6.6Webbrowserinterface

Webbrowseruserinterfaceoverview

ThischapterdescribeshowtouseaWebbrowsertocommunicatewithandcongure
yourM100/M200-Seriescamera.

M100/M200-SeriescamerasarenetworkdevicesthatcommunicateoveranEthernet
networkusingInternetProtocol(IP).UsingaWebbrowser,youcanviewvideo,control
thecamera,andchangecameracongurationsettings.

Note:Changestocongurationsettingsshouldonlybemadebysomeonewho
hasexpertisewithM100/M200camerasandathoroughunderstandingofhowthe
settingsaffecttheimage.Haphazardchangescanleadtoimageproblemsincluding
acompletelossofvideo.

Y oucanusevarioustypesofIP-networkeddevicetointeractwiththecamera’sWeb
interface(suchasalaptop,PC,tablet,orsmartphone).Thedevicemustbeconnected
tothesamenetworkasthecamera(orconnecteddirectly),andrunningasupported
Webbrowser(MicrosoftInternetExplorerversion9,orthelatestversionoftheGoogle
ChromeorMozillaFirefoxbrowsers).

Note:TocommunicatewithandcongureyourM100/M200camerausingaJCU-3
controlunitorLightHouse™-poweredRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay(MFD),referto
thedocumentationsuppliedwiththeJCU-3orMFD.

Note:InitialsetupofaJCU-3unitisachievedviaaWebinterface.Forinformation
onusingaWebbrowsertocommunicatewithandcongureaJCU-3,seethe
documentationsuppliedwiththeunit.

Settingupanetworkconnectiontothecamera

TheM100/M200SeriescamerassupportDHCPandUPnPtosimplifytheprocessof
ndingthecameraonanetwork,andconnectingtoitusingawebbrowser.

Note:Thewebbrowsermustberunningonadevicethatisonthesamenetwork
asthecamera.

DHCP(DynamicHostControlProtocol)isusedtoautomaticallyassignIPaddresses
andotherimportantIP-networkparameterstodevicesonanetwork.Thecamera
issettouseDHCPbydefault.

UPnP(UniversalPlugandPlay)isaprotocolthathelpsthecameraidentifyitself
toothernetworkdevices.

Inmostcircumstances,youwon’tneedtogetinvolvedwithdetailedIPnetwork
congurationforthecamera.However,ifnecessary ,thecamera’scongurationpages
enableyoutosetIP-networkparametersmanually(seeConguringthecamera’s

IP-networkparametersmanually).

Note:Youshouldnotattempttosetthecamera’sIP-networkparametersmanually

unlessyouhavepreviousexperiencewithconguringIPnetworks.

T osetupanetworkconnectionbetweenyourIPdevice(suchasalaptoporPC),
andthecamera:

1.

•Ifyoursystemalreadyincludesanetworkswitch(eithera3rd-partyswitch,ora
RaymarineHS5switch,forexample),connectboththecameraandtheIPdevice
thatwillrunyourwebbrowser,totheswitch(see4.4Networkconnections
forexamplenetworkconnections).Thenpower-onthecamera,networkswitch,
andIPdevice.

•Ifyoudon’thaveanyexistingnetworkinghardware(suchasanetworkswitch),
connectthecameraandIPdevicetogetherdirectly(see4.4Networkconnections
forexamplenetworkconnections).Thenpower-onthecamera,andIPdevice.

2.MakesurethatyourIPdeviceis:

a.conguredtoobtainanIPaddressautomatically.ForWindows7,8,and10:

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i.GotoControlPanel,thenNetworkandSharingCenter>Change

adaptersettings.

ii.Right-clickthenetworkconnectioncorrespondingtothewiredEthernet

connectiononyourIPdevice(oftenlabelled“LocalAreaConnection”)and
selectProperties

iii.SelecttheNetworkingtab.

iv.UnderThisconnectionusesthefollowingitems,selectInternetProtocol

Version4(TCP/IPv4).

v.SelectProperties.

vi.CheckthattheoptiontoObtainanIPaddressautomaticallyisselected.

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

i.GotoControlPanel>NetworkandSharingCenter>Advanced

sharingsettings

ii.CheckthattheoptiontoT urnonnetworkdiscoveryisselected.

3.ThecameraisautomaticallyaddedtothelistofdeviceslocatedbyyourIP
device,andisnamedaccordingtothecamerapartnumber,andserialnumber
(forexample:E703531234).ForWindows7,8,and10,thecameraislisted
inWindowsExplorerunderNetwork.

Note:Dependingonyournetworkconguration,itmaytakeuptoveminutesfor
thecameratoappearinthelistofdevices.Ifthecameraisnotlistedafterve
minutes,double-checkthatyourIPaddressisconguredasdescribedinstep2,
thentryrenewingyourIPdevice’sIPaddress.ForWindows7,8,and10:

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

b.IntheCommandPromptwindowthatopens,type“ipcong/release”(without

quotes),thenpressEnter.

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

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

4.UnderNetwork,double-clickthecameraitemtoopenthecamera’swebpage.
T oshowmoreinformationaboutthecamera,includingitsIPaddress,right-click
thecameraitemandselectProperties.

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LoggingintotheWebbrowseruserinterface

Y oucanlogintothecamera’sWebinterfaceusingoneofthreeUserNames:user,
expert,oradmin.Bydefault,thepasswordsare:user,expert,andiradmin,

respectively .

•TheuserlogincanaccesstheLiveVideopageandcontrolthecamera.

•TheexpertlogincanaccesstheSetupmenusandmakecongurationchanges

tothepayloadsandothercomponents.

•TheadminlogincanaccesstheMaintenancemenuandalltheothermenusaswell

aschangetheloginpasswords.

Y oushouldchangethedefaultloginpasswordstopreventunauthorizedlogin.

Note:Onlytwowebsessionscanbeactiveatonce.

T ologin:

1.Gotothecamera’swebpageby:

•enteringthecamera’sIPaddressdirectlyintotheaddressbarofyourweb
browser,OR

•double-clickingthecamerain“MyNetworkPlaces”(WindowsXP)or“Network”
(laterversionsofWindows).

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(SeeSetting Setting

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Theloginscreenwithapictureofthecameraisdisplayed.

a aaformoreinformation.)

2.Selectadifferentlanguageifdesired.

3.EnteruserforUserNameanduserforPassword,thenclickLogin.
TheLiveVideopageisdisplayed.

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LiveVideopage

TheLiveVideopagecomprisesaliveimagefromthecameraontheleftsideofthe
page,andavirtualjoystickandfunctionbuttonsontheright.Menuchoicesare
availableatthetopofthescreen,nexttotheFLIRlogo.

Theuserlogin,canonlyaccesstheLiveVideopageandcontrols,andalimited
selectionofCongurationsettings.

T ochangethepasswordfortheuserlogin,clickCongurationinthetopmenu,then
intheBasicUser(user)sectionoftheCongurationpage,selectAllowchange
password.

ClickLiveVideotoreturntotheLiveVideopage,andclickuser(nexttotheLog
outlink).ThePasswordchangedialogisdisplayed.

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Aframe-rateselectoratthelower-rightofthepageenablesyoutochangetherateat
whichvideoframesaredisplayed.Thisrateappliesonlytothisinstanceoftheweb
browser.Videostreamsforotherusersarenotaffected.

Atthetopofthepage,theHelpmenushowssoftwareversioninformation.This
pageincludesinformationaboutthecamera,includinghardwareandsoftwarerevision
numbers,partnumbers,andserialnumbers.BeforecontactingFLIRTechnicalSupport
forassistance,makeanoteoftheinformationfromthispage.

UsetheLogoutlinkatthetopofthepagetodisconnectfromthecameraandstop
thedisplayofthevideostream.Ifyourwebsessionisinactiveformorethan20
minutes,youwillbeloggedoutautomatically .

Inthelowerleftofthescreenaretwoindicatorlights:ControlandStatus.Initiallythe
Controllightisoff(black),indicatingthatyouarenotabletocontrolthecamera.

Whenmultipleusersareconnectedtoacamera,onlyoneuseratatimecanissue
commandstothecamera.Ifanotheruserhascontrolofthecamera,theControllight
isyellow.Torequestcontrolofthecamera,clickontheyelloworblacklight,orby
sendingacommandtothecamera.TheStatuslightmayturnoff(black)temporarily,
whilewaitingforaresponsefromthecamera.Theremaybeaslightdelayresponding
toyourinputswhilethebrowserwaitsforaresponsefromthecamera.

Inaddition,whenyoumovethemousecursoroverthevideodisplay ,pan&tiltarrows,
zoombuttons,andasnapshotbuttonareshown.

Thepan&tiltarrowsandzoombuttonsareshownatthelower-leftofthescreen;the
snapshotbuttonisshownattheupper-right.

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T osaveastillimagefromthevideofeed,clickthesnapshotbutton.Thevideo
imageatthemomentthesnapshotbuttonisclicked,iscreatedasaJPEG(.jpg)
le.Followthebrowserpromptstosavetheimagele;theexactpromptsdepend
onthebrowseryouareusing.

Note:M100-Seriescamerassupporttiltmovementsonly.

Controlbuttons

Thecontrolbuttonsontherightsideofthepageprovideawaytocontrolthecamera
inalimitednumberofways.

Whenyoupositionyourmousecursoroverabutton,atooltipisdisplayed.

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ThefollowingtabledescribesthefunctionofeachbuttonforM100/M200-Seriescameras.

ButtonDescription

ZoomIn

Clickandholdtozoom-inthethermalimage.
Thecurrentzoomlevel(betweenx1.0andx4.0)is
shownatthebottom-rightofthethermalimage.

ZoomOut

Clickandholdtozoom-outthethermalimage.
Thecurrentzoomlevel(betweenx1.0andx4.0)is
shownatthebottom-rightofthethermalimage.

Home

Clickandreleasetomovethecameratoitshome
position.
Clickandholdtosetthecurrentpanandtiltposition
asthehomeposition.

T ogglePalette

Cyclethroughfourdifferentlookuptable(LUT)color
palettes:WhiteHot,RedHot,Fusion,andFireIce
Dependingonthesubjectsviewed,onecolorpalette
maybepreferabletotheothers.

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ButtonDescription

T oggleScenePreset

Cyclethroughfourdifferentimagepresets:Day ,Night,
Docking,andHighContrast.Eachpresetadjuststhe
imagebrightnessandcontrast.
Dependingonthetimeofday ,weather,andother
conditions,youmayndthatonepresetproducesa
clearerthermalimagethantheothers.

T ogglePolarity

Switchthepolarityoftheimagetochangethe
appearanceofobjectson-screen.
Theavailablepolarityoptionsdependonthecurrently
selectedcolorpalette:WhiteHot/BlackHot;RedHot
/RedHotInverse;Fusion/FusionInverse;FireIce/
FireIceInverse

T oggleDe-ice

Switchthecamera’sde-iceheateronoroff.Thebutton
displaysaredONoverlaywhentheheaterisoperating.

IRNUCCalibration

PerformaNon-UniformityCorrectionoperation.Thiscan
improvethequalityofthethermalvideoimage.

ScanPositionPresets

Displayanumerickeypad.
ClickanumbertoselectanAutoScan(Surveillance)
presetposition.
Clickleft-arroworright-arrowtoshowthepreviousor
nextsequenceofpresetbuttons.
ClickCtoreturntothemaincontrolbuttons.

T oggleAutoScan(Surveillance)mode

SwitchthecameraintoandoutofAutoScan
(Surveillance)mode.WhileinAutoScan(Surveillance)
mode,thecamerapansleftandrightcontinuously .

T oggleAutoScan(Surveillance)width

CyclethroughAutoScan(Surveillance)widthsettings.
Thiscontrolstherangethroughwhichthecamerapans
wheninAutoScan(Surveillance)mode.

T oggleAutoScan(Surveillance)speed

CyclethroughAutoScan(Surveillance)speedsettings.
Thiscontrolsthespeedatwhichthecamerapans
wheninAutoScan(Surveillance)mode.

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Ball-downmode

Y oucancongurethecameratoaccountforaunitthatisinstalled“balldown”(thatis,
withthebasexingspositionedabovethecameralens).Forball-downinstallations,the
thermalimagepresentedondisplaysisrotated180degrees,andpanandtiltcontrols
aremodiedtoaccountfortheinvertedcamera.

T ocongureball-downmode:

1.Fromthecamera’sWebinterface,clickCongurationonthetopmenu.
TheCongurationpageisdisplayed.

2.Fromtheleft-handpanel,clickDevices.
ThePTsubmenuisselected,andthePLA Tpanelisdisplayed.

3.FromtheUpsideDownlist,selectY es.

4.ClickSavetoconrmthechange.
Aninformationdialogconrmsthatthechangeshavebeensavedcorrectly .

5.ClickAcceptintheinformationdialog.
Amessageinthepagefooterindicatesthatyouneedtorestartthecameraserver

beforethechangeswillbeeffective.

6.T ostoptheserver,clickthegreeniconontheleftsideofthepagefooter.
Aninformationdialogconrmsthattheserverhasstopped.

7.ClickAcceptintheinformationdialog.

8.T orestarttheserver,clicktheblackiconontheleftsideofthepagefooter.
Aninformationdialogconrmsthattheserverisnowrunning.

9.ClickAcceptintheinformationdialog.
Theblackiconrevertstogreen,andthecameraisnowconguredforball-down

operation.

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ConguringJCU-3user-programmablebuttons(UPBs)

Note:TheJCU-3joystickcontrolunitisavailableseparatelyasanoptionalaccessory.

TheJCU-3keypad’suser-programmablebuttons(UPBs)canbeconguredusingthe
camera’sWebinterface.

Y oucanassignadifferentactiontoeachUPB(forexample,“Park”,or“DeIce”)ona
per-camerabasis.

Note:UPBmappingsapplytoindividualcamerasratherthantospecicJCU-3
keypads.Thismeansthat,ifyouareusingasingleJCU-3keypadtocontroltwo
M100/M200Seriescameras,UPBnumber1couldbeconguredtoinitiatea
differentactiononeachcamera.

T ocongureJCU-3userprogrammablebuttons(UPBs)usingthecamera’sWebinterface:

1.Fromthecamera’sWebinterface,clickSetuponthetopmenu.
TheSetuppageisdisplayed.

2.Fromtheleft-handpanel,clickJCU.
TheUPBCongurationpanelisdisplayed.

3.FromtheUPBButtonlist,selectthebuttonyouwishtocongure.

4.FromtheUPBActionlist,choosethecameraactionyouwishtoassociatewith
thatUPBbutton.

5.Repeatsteps3and4foreachUPByouwishtocongure.

6.ClickSettosavetheUPBConguration.
TheLiveVideopageisdisplayed.

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Conguringthecamera’sIP-networkparametersmanually

Insomecircumstances,youmayneedtocongurethecamera’sIP-networkparameters
manually,ratherthanrelyingonautomatedcongurationwithDHCP(thecamera’s
defaultsetting).

Forexample,yournetworkcongurationmayrequirethecameratouseaxedIP
address.ThisisthecaseifyouareusinganIPvideodecoder(availableseparately);
refertothedocumentationprovidedwiththeIPvideodecoder.

Note:UnlessyouarespecicallyinstructedinFLIRdocumentation,orhaveprevious
experienceofconguringIPnetworks,youshouldNOTattempttosetthecamera’s
IP-networkparametersmanually.Ifyoumis-conguretheIP-networkparameters,your
cameramaystopworkingcorrectlyorbecomeinaccessibleonthenetwork.

Thisprocedureassumesthatyouhavealreadyestablishedanetworkconnection,and
canaccessthecamera’sWebinterface(seeSettingupanetworkconnectiontothe

camera).Tocongurethecamera’sIPnetworkparametersmanually:

1.IntheInternetExplorerBrowser,typethecameraIPaddressintotheaddressbar.
Thecamera’swebinterfaceisdisplayed

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

TheLiveVideopageisdisplayed.

3.Inthetopmenu,clickConguration,thenintheleft-handmenu,clickServer
>LANSettings.

Thecamera’snetworkoptionsaredisplayed.

4.MakeanyrequiredchangestotheIP-networkparameters(“LANSettings”).The
followingexampleshowshowtosetastaticIPaddress:

i.IntheInterface:eth0sectionofthepage,fromtheIPAddressModelist,

selectStatic.

ii.AdjustthevaluesforIPAddressandNetmaskasrequiredforthenetwork

yourcamerawillbeconnectedto.Theremainingparametersarenotlikelyto
requirechanges.

Note:KeeparecordoftheaddressshownintheIPAddressboxbelowtheIP
AddressModelist.Youwillneedthisaddresstoaccessthecamera’sconguration

webinterfaceinfuture.

5.AtthebottomoftheLANSettingspage,clickSave.
Aninformationdialogconrmsthatsettingshavebeenchanged,andthatanetwork

restartisrequired.

6.clickRestartNetwork.
Aninformationdialogconrmsthatthenetworkhasrestarted,andthatyoumay

needtoenteranewIPaddresstoregainaccesstothecamera’sWebinterface.

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Chapter7:Maintenance

Chaptercontents

•7.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage88

•7.2Cleaningthethermalcameraonpage89

Maintenance87

7.1Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Pleasereferallmaintenance
andrepairtoauthorizedFLIRdealers.Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

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7.2Cleaningthethermalcamera

Thecamerahousingandlenswillrequireoccasionalcleaning.Y oushouldcleanthe
lenswhenimagequalitydegradationisnoticedorexcessivecontaminantbuildupis
seen.Cleantheinterfacebetweentheyokeandbaseoftentopreventaccumulationof
debrisorsaltdeposits.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethelenswindowwithadrycloth,orwithabrasivematerialssuchas

paperorscrubbrushes,asthiscouldscratchthecoating.

•DoNOTuseacidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTpressurewash.

Particularcareshouldbetakenwhencleaningthelenswindow,thishasaprotective
anti-reectivecoatingwhichmaybedamagedbyimpropercleaning.

1.Switchoffthepowertotheunit.

2.Cleanthecamerabodywithaclean,softcottoncloth.Y oucanmoistenthecloth
anduseamilddetergentifrequired.

3.Cleanthecameralens.

•Rinsethelenswithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticlesandsaltdeposits,and

allowtodrynaturally.

•Ifanyspotsorsmearsremain,verygentlywipethelenswindowwithaclean

microbreclothorsoftcottoncloth.

•Ifnecessary,useisopropylalcohol(IPA)oramilddetergenttoremoveany

remainingspotsormarks.

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Chapter8:Systemchecksandtroubleshooting

Chaptercontents

•8.1Thermalcameratroubleshootingonpage92

•8.2FLIRMaritimeproductsupportandservicingonpage93

Systemchecksandtroubleshooting

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8.1Thermalcameratroubleshooting

Problemswiththethermalcameraandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsare
describedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Videonotdisplayed.

Cannotcontrol
thermalcamerafrom
Raymarinedisplayor
keyboard.

Erraticor
unresponsivecontrols.

CameraisinStandby
mode.

Problemwiththe
thermalcamera
networkconnections.

Problemwithpower
supplytothecamera
orJCU(ifusedas
theprimarycontroller)

Thermalcamera
applicationisnot
running.

Networkproblem.

Thecamerawillnotdisplayvideoifit
isinStandbymode.Usethecamera
controls(eitherthethermalcamera
applicationorJCU)to“wake”the
camerafromstandby.

•Checkthermalcameranetwork
cables(RayNetorEthernet)are
soundandproperlyconnected.

•Checkthepowerconnectionstothe
cameraandJCU/PoEinjector(if
used).

•Ensurethatthepowerswitch/
breakerison.

•Checkthefuse/breakerstate.

Ensurethethermalcameraapplication
isrunningonthemultifunctiondisplay
(asopposedtothevideoapplication
whichdoesnothavecameracontrols).

Checkthatthecontrollerandthermal
cameraarecorrectlyconnectedtothe
network.(Note:Thismaybeadirect
connectionorviaaRaymarinenetwork
switch.)

Imagetoodarkortoo
light.

Controlconict,e.g.
causedbymultiple
usersatdifferent
stations.

Problemwiththe
controller.

Displaybrightnessis
settoolow.

TheSceneModeis
notappropriatefor
thecurrentconditions.

CheckthestatusoftheRaymarine
networkswitch.

CheckthatSeaT alk

hs

/RayNetcables

arefreefromdamage.

Ensurethatnoothercontrollersarein
useatthesametime.

Checkpower/networkcablingtothe
controllerandPoEinjector(PoEonly
usedwithoptionalJoystickControl
Unit).

Checkothercontrollersifavailable.
Ifothercontrollersareoperatingthis
willeliminatethepossibilityofamore
fundamentalcamerafault.

Usethebrightnesscontrolsatthe
displaytoadjustaccordingly.

Aparticularenvironmentmaybenet
fromadifferentSceneModesetting.
Forexample,averycoldbackground
(suchasthesky)couldcausethe
cameratouseawidertemperature
rangethanappropriate.Usethe
SCENEbutton.

Imageisinverted
(upsidedown).

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Camera“Balldown”
settingisincorrect.

EnsurethattheBalldownsettingis
setcorrectly.

8.2FLIRMaritimeproductsupportandservicing

FLIRprovidesacomprehensiveproductsupportservice,aswellaswarranty,service,and
repairs.Y oucanaccesstheseservicesthroughtheFLIRwebsite,telephone,ande-mail.

Productinformation

Ifyouneedtorequestserviceorsupport,pleasehavethefollowinginformationtohand:

•Productname.

•Productidentity.

•Serialnumber.

•Softwareapplicationversion.

•Systemdiagrams.

Y oucanobtainthisproductinformationusingthemenuswithinyourproduct.

Servicingandwarranty

FLIRoffersdedicatedservicedepartmentsforwarranty ,service,andrepairs.

Don’tforgettovisittheFLIRwebsitetoregisteryourproductforextendedwarranty
benets:http://customer.ir.com/Warranty/EndUserRegistration.

Region

UnitedKingdom(UK),
EMEA,andAsia

T elephone

+44(0)1329

E-mail

emea.service@ir.com

246932

Pacic

UnitedStates(US)

+1(603)324

rm-usrepair@ir.com

7900

Websupport

OntheFLIRwebsite,pleasevisitthe“Marine”portalsupportarea:

http://www.ir.com/marine/support

T elephoneande-mailsupport

Region

UnitedKingdom(UK),
EMEA,andAsiaPacic

UnitedStates(US)

T elephone

+44(0)1329
246777

+1(603)324

E-mail

maritimecamerasupport@ir.com

support@ir.com

7900(T oll-free:
+800539

5539)

AustraliaandNew
Zealand

+6128977
0300

aus.support@ir.com

(FLIRMaritimesubsidiary)

France

Germany

Italy

Netherlands

Sweden

Finland

Systemchecksandtroubleshooting

+33(0)146
497230

[phone]
8080

[phone]
1001

+31(0)26
3614905

+46(0)317
633670

+358(0)207
619937

support.fr@ir.com

(FLIRMaritimesubsidiary)

support.de@ir.com

(FLIRMaritimesubsidiary)

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Region

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E-mail

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Denmark

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support.no@ir.com

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support.dk@ir.com

(FLIRMaritimesubsidiary)

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Chapter9:T echnicalspecication

Chaptercontents

•9.1M100/M200Seriescamerasonpage96

•9.2JCU-3(availableseparately)onpage97

T echnicalspecication

95

9.1M100/M200Seriescameras

T echnicalspecication

Nominalsupplyvoltage12or24Vdc

Operatingvoltagerange

Current

Powerconsumption•15Wtypical

Environmental

Electromagneticcompliance

Dimensions

-10%to+30%ofnominalsupplyrange

Peak5.0A

•18Wmaximum

Installationenvironment

•Operatingtemperature:-25°Cto

•Storagetemperature:-30°Cto+70°C

•Relativehumidity:max95%

•WaterprooftoIPX6

•Wind:100mph(161kph)

•Vibration:IEC60945;MIL-STD-810E

•SaltMist:IEC60945

EMI:IEC60945

Camera:

•Basediameter:161.1mm(6.34in.)

+55°C(-13°Fto131°F)

(-22°Fto158°F)

•Height:229.3mm(9.03in.)

Cameraattachedtotop-downriser:

•Basediameter(withoutseal):188.0mm
(7.40in.)

•Basediameter(withseal):190.0mm
(7.48in.)

•Height:279.0mm(10.98in.)

Weight

Pan/tilt•360°continuouspan(M200–Seriesonly)

Video

2.7kg(6.0lb)withouttop-downriser;

3.0kg(6.6lb)withtop-downriser

•+110°/-90°tilt

•Output:H264–encodedIPvideostream

•Videoresolution:640(H)x512(V)pixels

•Sensorresolution:320(H)x240(V)
pixels

•Fieldofview:24degrees(horizontal);
18degrees(vertical)

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9.2JCU-3(availableseparately)

T echnicalspecication

Powerspecication

PoEclass

Nominalsupplyvoltage

Class1

•PoE:48Vdc

•Alternatepower:12V/24Vdc

Operatingvoltagerange

•PoE:44Vto57Vdc

•Alternatepower:9Vto32Vdc

Powerconsumption4WMaxwithfullkeypadillumination

Environmentalspecication

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

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

Relativehumidity

Waterproofrating

Maximum93%

IPx6&IPx7

Wiredconnections

Network/PoE1xRayNet10/100Mb/sconnector

Alternatepower

1xPowerconnector(SeaT alkng®styleconnector)

T echnicalspecication

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Chapter10:Sparesandaccessories

Chaptercontents

•10.1M100/M200Seriescameraaccessoriesonpage100

•10.2Keypadsparesandaccessoriesonpage101

•10.3Networkhardwareonpage102

•10.4RayNettoRJ45adaptercablesonpage104

•10.5RayNettoRayNetcablesandconnectorsonpage105

Sparesandaccessories

99

10.1M100/M200Seriescameraaccessories

Accessories

ItemPartnumber

Right-angledsinglekeywaypowercable,
10m(32.8ft)

Right-angledRayNetcable,10m(32.8ft)

RayNetadaptercable,100mm(3.9in)

T op-downriserforM100/M200Series
cameras

Camerasafetylanyard

JCU-3remotecontrolunit(withportrait
andlandscapekeypadmats)

ION-R100IPvideodecoder

A80511

A80512

A80513

A80509

A80576

A80510

A80508

100