Raymarine E70111, E70110, T203, E70113, T220 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

T200

Installation and operation
instructions

English

Date: 06-2013
Document number: 81349-2-EN
© 2013 Raymarine UK Limited

Chapter1:Importantinformation

Warning:Productinstallationand
operation

Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedin
accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.Failure
todosocouldresultinpersonalinjury ,damageto
yourvesseland/orpoorproductperformance.

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein
hazardous/ammableatmospheres.DoNOTinstall
inahazardous/ammableatmosphere(suchasin
anengineroomornearfueltanks).

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithas
beencorrectlygrounded,inaccordancewiththe
instructionsinthisguide.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyisswitchedOFF
beforestartingtoinstallthisproduct.DoNOT
connectordisconnectequipmentwiththepower
switchedon,unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Warning:Ensuresafenavigation

Thisproductisintendedonlyasanaidtonavigation
andmustneverbeusedinpreferencetosound
navigationaljudgment.Onlyofcialgovernment
chartsandnoticestomarinerscontainallthe
currentinformationneededforsafenavigation,and
thecaptainisresponsiblefortheirprudentuse.Itis
theuser’sresponsibilitytouseofcialgovernment
charts,noticestomariners,cautionandproper
navigationalskillwhenoperatingthisoranyother
Raymarineproduct.

Warning:Maintainapermanent
watch

Alwaysmaintainapermanentwatch,thiswillallow
youtorespondtosituationsastheydevelop.
Failuretomaintainapermanentwatchputs
yourself,yourvesselandothersatseriousriskof
harm.

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethepower
sourceisadequatelyprotectedbymeansofa
suitably-ratedfuseorautomaticcircuitbreaker.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable
components.Pleasereferallmaintenance
andrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers.
Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty .

Cleaningthethermalcamera

Thecamerahousingandlenswillrequireoccasionalcleaning.
Raymarinesuggeststhatyoucleanthelenswhenimagequality
degradationisnoticedorexcessivecontaminantbuildupisseen.
Cleantheinterfacebetweentheyokeandbaseoftentoprevent
accumulationofdebrisorsaltdeposits.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethelenswindowwithadrycloth,asthiscould
scratchthecoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTpressurewash.

Particularcareshouldbetakenwhencleaningthelenswindow,
thishasaprotectiveanti-reectivecoatingwhichmaybe
damagedbyimpropercleaning.

1.Switchoffthepowertotheunit.

2.Cleanthecamerabodywithaclean,softcottoncloth.Y ou

canmoistentheclothanduseamilddetergentifrequired.

3.Cleanthecameralens.

•Rinsethelenswithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticles
andsaltdeposits,andallowtodrynaturally.

•Ifanyspotsorsmearsremain,verygentlywipethelens
windowwithacleanmicrobreclothorsoftcottoncloth.

•Ifnecessary,useisopropylalcohol(IPA)oramilddetergent
toremoveanyremainingspotsormarks.

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer
Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthisproductmeets

theIPX6standard,waterintrusionandsubsequentequipment
failuremayoccuriftheproductissubjectedtocommercial
high-pressurewashing.Raymarinewillnotwarrantproducts
subjectedtohigh-pressurewashing.

Disclaimer

Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthat
itiscompatiblewithproductsmanufacturedbyanypersonor
entityotherthanRaymarine.

Raymarineisnotresponsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedby
youruseorinabilitytousetheproduct,bytheinteractionofthe
productwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers,orbyerrorsin
informationutilizedbytheproductsuppliedbythirdparties.

EMCinstallationguidelines

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformtothe
appropriateElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulations,
tominimizeelectromagneticinterferencebetweenequipment
andminimizetheeffectsuchinterferencecouldhaveonthe
performanceofyoursystem

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformance
isnotcompromised.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommendthatwherever
possible:

•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedtoitare:

–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipmenttransmittingor

cablescarryingradiosignalse.g.VHFradios,cablesand
antennas.InthecaseofSSBradios,thedistanceshould
beincreasedto7ft(2m).

–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradarbeam.A

radarbeamcannormallybeassumedtospread20degrees
aboveandbelowtheradiatingelement.

•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebatteryfromthatused
forenginestart.Thisisimportanttopreventerraticbehavior
anddatalosswhichcanoccuriftheenginestartdoesnot
haveaseparatebattery .

Importantinformation

•Raymarinespeciedcablesareused.

•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsoisdetailedin
theinstallationmanual.

Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallationprevent
anyoftheaboverecommendations,alwaysensurethe

maximumpossibleseparationbetweendifferentitemsof
electricalequipment,toprovidethebestconditionsforEMC
performancethroughouttheinstallation

Chapter2:Handbookandproductinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Handbookinformationonpage10

•2.2Productinformationonpage10

Handbookandproductinformation

2.1Handbookinformation

ThishandbookdescribestheinstallationofRaymarineT200
Seriesxedmountthermalcamerasaspartofamarine
electronicssystem.

Thishandbookincludesinformationtohelpyou:

•planyourthermalimagingsystemandensureyouhaveallthe
necessaryequipment,

•installandconnectthethermalcameraasapartofyour
systemofRaymarineelectronics,

•obtainsupportifrequired.

Handbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

T200SeriesInstallationandOperations
Handbook

81349

T200SeriesMountingT emplate

87190

2.2Productinformation

TheT200seriesxedmountthermalcamerasconsistofasealed
cameraballassemblyandaremovableoutercover.Theouter
coverisnotintendedtoprovidesealing.Thecameraprovides
analogvideooutputthroughastandardF-typeconnectionand
receivespowerfromitsPoweroverEthernet(PoE)interface.

D12865-1

ThefollowingvariantsoftheT200seriesxedmountthermal
cameraareavailable:

PartnumberDescription

E7011 1

T200–Thermalcamera320x240(9Hz)NTSC

E70110

T203–Thermalcamera320x240(30Hz)NTSC

E70113

T220–Thermalcamera320x240(9Hz)P AL

E70112

T223–Thermalcamera320x240(25Hz)P AL

E70121

T250–Thermalcamera640x480(9Hz)NTSC

E70120

T253–Thermalcamera640x480(30Hz)NTSC

E70123

T270–Thermalcamera640x480(9Hz)P AL

E70122

T273–Thermalcamera640x480(25Hz)P AL

Note:TheT200Seriesarexedmountcameraswiththe
panandtiltanglessetduringinstallation.Panandtiltcannot
bechangedremotely.

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Thermalcameracontrollersanddisplaysonpage12

•3.2Installationchecklistonpage12

•3.3Typicalsystemsonpage13

•3.4Partssuppliedonpage14

•3.5T oolsrequiredonpage15

Planningtheinstallation

3.1Thermalcameracontrollersand

displays

Atypicalthermalcamerasystemcomprisesofathermalcamera,
acontrollerandadisplay .Thedisplayandthecontrollermaybe
separateorintegrated.

D12838-1

1 2

3

5

4

1.Thermalcamera.

2.RaymarineMultifunctiondisplay—Integrateddisplayand

controller.

3.JoystickControlUnit(JCU)—Controlleronly.

4.LaptoporPC—Controlleronly .

5.Videomonitor—Displayonly.

Additionalequipment

Youmayhaveadditionalequipmentaspartofyourthermal
camerasystem:

•Multiplemultifunctiondisplaysandcontrollers.

•SeaT alk

hs

networkswitch–Usedtocreateanetworkof

compatibleRaymarineequipment.

Compatiblemultifunctiondisplays

ThefollowingRaymarinemultifunctiondisplaysarecompatible
withyourthermalcamera.

•cSeries(PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injectorrequired)

•eSeries(PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injectorrequired)

•gSSeries

3.2Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationT ask

1Planyoursystem.

2

Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

3

Siteallequipment.

4Routeallcables.

5

Drillcableandmountingholes.

6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

7

Secureallequipmentinplace.

8Poweronandtestthesystem.

Schematicdiagram

Aschematicdiagramisanessentialpartofplanningany
installation.Itisalsousefulforanyfutureadditionsor
maintenanceofthesystem.Thediagramshouldinclude:

•Locationofallcomponents.

•Connectors,cabletypes,routesandlengths.

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3.3Typicalsystems

Examplec/eSeriessystem

D12839-1

3

2

1

4

5

1Thermalcamera.

2

c/eSeriesmultifunctiondisplay(Integrateddisplayand
controller).

3

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector.

4

RayNettoSeaT alk

hs

cable.

5

Videocable.

ExamplegSSeriessystem

3 4

D12840-1

2

1

5

1Thermalcamera.

2

gSSeriesmultifunctiondisplay(Integrateddisplayand
controller).

3Ethernetcoupler .

4

RayNettoSeaT alk

hs

cable.

5

Videocable.

Note:WhenconnecteddirectlytoagSSeriesmultifunction
displaythethermalcameraissuppliedwithpowerover
ethernetfromthedisplay .

ExampleSystemwithJCU

D12841-1

7

98

2

1

3

5

4

6

9

1

c/eSeriesmultifunctiondisplay(Integrateddisplayand
controller).

2Thermalcamera.

3Videoinputcable.

4Networkswitch.

5

JCU(Optionalcontroller).

6

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector(Requiredtosupply
powertotheJCU).

7

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector(Requiredtosupply
powertothethermalcamera).

8RayNetcable.

9

RayNettoSeaT alk

hs

cable.

ExamplesystemwithJCUanddisplay

D12842-1

6

7

8

2

1

3

4

5

8

1

VideoDisplay(Displayonly).

2Thermalcamera.

3Videoinputcable.

4

JCU(RequiredController).

5

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector(Requiredtosupply
powertotheJCU).

6

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector(Requiredtosupply
powertothethermalcamera).

7

Networkswitch.

8

RayNettoSeaT alk

hs

cable.

ExamplesystemwithPCcontrolleranddisplay

D12843-1

2

6

5

1

7 5

3

4

1

VideoDisplay(Displayonly).

2Thermalcamera.

3Videoinputcable.

Planningtheinstallation

4Networkswitch.

5

RayNettoSeaT alk

hs

cable.

6

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector(Requiredtosupply
powertothethermalcamera).

7

Laptop(Controlleronly).

3.4Partssupplied

x6 x6 x6

x6

x4

x1

1

5

11

12

13

2 3

4

6

8

7

9

10

D12844-1

ItemDescriptionQuantity

1Thermalcamera.1

2Ethernetcoupler .1

3

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)Injector.

1

6

6

6

4

Mountingkit,consistingof:

•M8nylocknut

•acornnut

•stud

•washer

6

5

O-ring.

1

6

Top-downxings.

4

7

Documentationpack.1

8

Groundingstrapsecuringnut.

1

2

2

9Videoconnectors:

•FemaletofemaleF-typeconnector

•FemaleF-typetoMaleRCAadaptor

•FemaleF-typetoBNCconnector

2

10Zipties.3

11

1m(3.28ft.)RayNettoSeaT alk

hs

cable.

1

12

7.7m(25ft.)Ethernetcable.

1

13

7.7m(25ft.)Coaxialvideocable.

1

Unpackthecameraunitcarefullytopreventdamage.Savethe
cartonandpackingincasetheunithastobereturnedforservice.

Additionalitemsrequired

Tocompletetheinstallationyouwillalsoneedtoobtainthe
followingitems:

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•Chassisgroundstrap.

•Compatibledisplay/controllerhardware.

•Cablesforvideoconnections.

•PowercableforPoEinjector(ifusingthePoEinjector).

•Threadlockingcompound(e.g.Loctite242orequivalent),
requiredforallmetal-to-metalthreadedconnections.

•Marinegradesealingtape(e.g.3MScotch-Seal2229or
equivalent).

3.5Toolsrequired

Thefollowingtoolsarerequiredforinstallation.

D1233 3-1

1

2

3

4

5

6

ItemDescription

1.Drill.

2.

10mm(7/16inch)spanner.

3.

6.4mmdrillbit(forbottomdown
installation).

4.

Jigsaw(onlyrequiredforJCU
installation).

5.

Pozi-drivescrewdriver(onlyrequired
forJCUinstallation).

6.Thread-lock.

Planningtheinstallation

Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage18

•4.2Connectionsoverviewonpage18

•4.3Chassisgroundconnectiononpage19

•4.4Externalorinternalconnectionsonpage19

•4.5Networkandpowerconnectiononpage20

•4.6Videoconnectiononpage21

•4.7PoEconnectiononpage21

•4.8PCconnectiononpage23

Cablesandconnections

4.1Generalcablingguidance

Cabletypesandlength

Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetypeandlength

•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcablesofthe
correcttype,suppliedbyRaymarine.

•Ensurethatanynon-Raymarinecablesareofthecorrect
qualityandgauge.Forexample,longerpowercablerunsmay
requirelargerwiregaugestominimizevoltagedropalongthe
run.

Routingcables

Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly,tomaximizeperformanceand
prolongcablelife.

•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively .Whereverpossible,ensure
aminimumbenddiameterof200mm(8in)/minimumbend
radiusof100mm(4in).

100mm (4in)

200mm (8in)

•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageandexposuretoheat.
Usetrunkingorconduitwherepossible.DoNOTruncables
throughbilgesordoorways,orclosetomovingorhotobjects.

•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacingtwine.Coil
anyextracableandtieitoutoftheway .

•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposedbulkheador
deckhead,useasuitablewatertightfeed-through.

•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescentlights.

Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossiblefrom:

•otherequipmentandcables,

•highcurrentcarryingacanddcpowerlines,

•antennae.

Strainrelief

Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protectconnectors
fromstrainandensuretheywillnotpulloutunderextremesea
conditions.

Cableshielding

Ensurethatalldatacablesareproperlyshieldedthatthe
cableshieldingisintact(e.g.hasn’tbeenscrapedoffbybeing
squeezedthroughatightarea).

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithas
beencorrectlygrounded,inaccordancewiththe
instructionsinthisguide.

4.2Connectionsoverview

D12845-1

1

3

2

1.Chassisground

2.Analogvideoconnection—IRoutput.

3.Ethernet–T oRaymarinenetworkswitch,multifunction
display,orJCU.

Connectioncarepoints:

•Thecabletailsshouldberoutedtoadryareaofthevesselfor

connection.Alternativelyyoumustensurethatallconnections
aremadewatertight.

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4.3Chassisgroundconnection

Thechassisgroundstudshouldbeconnectedtothevessel
groundpoint.

D12846-1

Thenut(supplied)shouldbeusedtosecureagroundstrap(not
supplied)tothebaseofthethermalcamera.Aringterminal
typicallysizedfor#6orM3sizedstudandgauge14togauge16
wireshouldbeusedforthestrap.

Note:Ensurethatthegroundstrapdoesnotinterferewith
mountingthecamera.

4.4Externalorinternalconnections

Thecableconnectionscanbemadeexternallyorinternally .

External

Assupplied,thecameracabletailsextendthroughthebase
andareconnectedexternally:

D12847-1

Internal

Optionallyyoucanmakethecableconnectionsinternally.

D12848-1

Tomakeinternalconnections,bringthecabletailsupthroughthe
baseandusethesuppliedethernetcouplerandvideoconnector
tomaketheconnectionsinternally.Theethernetcouplercanbe
xedtothecameraballassemblyusingthezipties(supplied).

Cablesandconnections

4.5Networkandpowerconnection

Thethermalcameraissuppliedpowerbyandcontrolledusing
theethernetnetworkconnection.

CameratomultifunctiondisplaywithPoE

FormultifunctiondisplaysthatsupportPoE,thefollowing
suppliedequipmentisrequired:

•RayNettoRJ45SeaT alk

hs

cable.

•Ethernetcoupler.

CameratomultifunctiondisplaywithoutPoE

FormultifunctiondisplaysthatdonotsupportPoE,thefollowing
suppliedequipmentisrequired:

•PoEinjector.

•RayNettoRJ45SeaT alk

hs

cable.

•Ethernetcoupler

Cameratoanetworkswitch

ToconnectthethermalcameratoaRaymarinenetworkswitch,
thefollowingsuppliedequipmentisrequired:

•7.6m(25ft)Ethernetcable.

•Ethernetcoupler

•PoEinjector.

•RayNettoRJ45SeaT alk

hs

cable.

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector

APoEinjectorisrequiredwhenconnectingthethermalcamera
toaRaymarinenetworkswitchortoamultifunctiondisplaythat
doesnotsupportPoE.AnadditionalPoEinjectorisrequired
whenconnectingaJCU.

JoystickControlUnit(JCU)

ToconnectaJCUtheethernetcable(suppliedwiththeJCU),
PoEinjectorandaRayNettoSeaT alk

hs

networkcableare
required.TheJCUissuppliedwitha7.6m(25ft)ethernetcable
forthisconnection.Ifyourequireadifferentlengthcontactyour
dealerforsuitablecables.

Note:ThePoEinjectormustbemountedinadryarea.

Networkcables

RayNettoRayNetcables

CablePartnumber

400mm(1.3ft)RayNettoRayNet
cable(female)

A80161

2m(6.56ft)RayNettoRayNetcable
(female)

A62361

5m(16.4ft)RayNettoRayNetcable
(female)

A80005

10m(32.8ft)RayNettoRayNet
cable(female)

A62362

20m(65.6ft)RayNettoRayNet
cable(female)

A80006

50mm(1.97in)RayNettoRayNet
cable(male)

A80162

RayNetright-angledcouplerA80262

RayNetcablepuller5-packR70014

RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk

hs

adaptercables

CablePartnumber

1m(3.28ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

cable

A62360

3m(9.84ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

cable

A80151

CablePartnumber

10m(32.8ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

cable

A80159

400mm(1.3ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

(female)cable

A80160

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4.6Videoconnection

Videocablesandconnectorsarerequiredtoconnecttheanalog
videoconnectiontoasuitabledisplay.

Note:Thevideosignalisanalogonlyandisnotavailable
overethernet.

Videocables

Ifyourequirevideocablesorconnectorsotherthanthose
suppliedwiththeproductpleasecontactyourlocalauthorized
Raymarinedealer.

RaymarinerecommendstheuseofaBNCterminatedRG59
75ohm(orbetter)coaxialcable.

4.7PoEconnection

APoEinjectorisrequiredwhenconnectingthethermalcamera
toanetworkswitchoramultifunctiondisplaythatdoesnot
supportPoE.AnadditionalPoEinjectorisrequiredwhen
connectingaJCU.

ThePoEinjectorrequiresa12V/24Vdcpowersupply.

D12849 -1

3

4

1

1

2

1

12V/24VdcpowersupplyconnectiontoPoEinjector.(Power
cableNOTsupplied;refertoPoEpowerconnectionforsuitable
cables.)

2

SeaTalk

hs

connection(tonetworkswitchormultifunction

display).

3PoEInjector.

4

Ethernetconnection(tothermalcameraorJCU).

PoEpowerconnection

ThePoEinjectorrequiresadedicatedpowercablefordirect
connectiontoa12V/24Vpowersupply .

Theunitisintendedforuseondc“negative”or“oating”ground
powersystems.

Raymarinerecommendsthatallpowerconnectionsaremade
viaadistributionpanel.Allequipmentmustbeeither:

•poweredfromacircuitbreakerorswitch,with5Acircuit
protection,or

•poweredfroma5Aslowblowin-linefuseconnectedtothe
REDpositivewireofthepowercable.

Theunitdoesnothaveapowerswitch.Theunitispowered
whenthepowercableisconnectedtothevessel'spowersupply.

Note:Theunitshouldbemountedsothatthepowercable
canbeeasilyremovedifnecessary.Iftheunitisplacedina
difculttoreachlocation,Raymarinerecommendsinstalling
anon/offswitchonthepowerconnectionatapointthatis
easilyaccessible.

Recommendedpowercablesizes

Cablelength

Wiresize

FeetMetres

AWG

mm

2

103142.1

154.6142.1

206123.3

257.6123.3

309105.3

Note:

•Cablelengthisthedistancebetweenthepowersource
andtheunit.

•Thesewiresizesgiveatotaldropofabout0.5Vbetween
thepowersourceandtheunit,achievingaminimumvoltage
attheunitof10.5Vwithafullyatbatteryat1 1V .

Cablesandconnections

Sharingabreaker

Wheremorethan1pieceofequipmentsharesabreakeryou
mustprovideprotectionfortheindividualcircuits.E.g.by
connectinganin-linefuseforeachpowercircuit.

D11637 -2

2

4 4

1

3

+

-

1

Positive(+)bar

2

Negative(-)bar

3

Circuitbreaker

4Fuse

Wherepossible,connectindividualitemsofequipmentto
individualcircuitbreakers.Wherethisisnotpossible,use
individualin-linefusestoprovidethenecessaryprotection.

Warning:Productgrounding

Beforeapplyingpowertothisproduct,ensureithas
beencorrectlygrounded,inaccordancewiththe
instructionsinthisguide.

Groundinginformation(PoEinjectoronly)

Theinformationprovidedinthefollowingsectionappliesonlyto
thePoEinjector.

Grounding—Dedicateddrainwirerequired

Thisproductincludesadedicateddrainconductor(screen)for
connectiontoavessel'sRFgroundpoint.

ItisimportantthataneffectiveRFgroundisconnectedto
theunit.Theunitcanbegroundedbyconnectingthedrain
conductor(screen)tothevessel'sRFgroundpoint.Onvessels
withoutanRFgroundsystemthedrainconductor(screen)
shouldbeconnecteddirectlytothenegativebatteryterminal.

Thedcpowersystemshouldbeeither:

•Negativegrounded,withthenegativebatteryterminal
connectedtothevessel'sground;or

•Floating,withneitherbatteryterminalconnectedtothe
vessel'sground.

Ifseveralitemsrequiregrounding,theymayrstbeconnected
toasinglelocalpoint(e.g.withinaswitchpanel),withthispoint
connectedviaasingle,appropriately-ratedconductor,tothe
vessel’scommonRFgroundpoint.

Implementation

Thepreferredminimumrequirementforthepathtogroundisvia
aattinnedcopperbraid,witha30Arating(1/4inch)orgreater .
Ifthisisnotpossible,anequivalentstrandedwireconductor
maybeused,ratedasfollows:

•forrunsof<1m(3ft),use6mm

2

(#10AWG)orgreater .

•forrunsof>1m(3ft),use8mm

2

(#8AWG)orgreater .

Inanygroundingsystem,alwayskeepthelengthofconnecting
braidorwiresasshortaspossible.

References

•ISO10133/13297

•BMEAcodeofpractice

•NMEA0400

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhas
positivegrounding.

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4.8PCconnection

Toenablecontrolofthethermalcamerausingthewebinterface,
thethermalcameramustbeconnectedtoalaptopeitherdirectly
orusingnetworkswitch.

D12850-1

2

3

1

1Laptop.

2Thermalcamera.

3

PoweroverEthernet(PoE)injector .

ThethermalcameramustbeconnectedtothePoEinjector.
ThelaptopcanbeeitherconnecteddirectlytothePoEinjector
ortoanetworkswitchthatthecamera’sPoEinjectorisalso
connectedto.

Cablesandconnections

Chapter5:Installation

Chaptercontents

•5.1Cameramountingonpage26

•5.2OptionalJCUmountingonpage30

Installation

5.1Cameramounting

Productdimensions

A

B

D12851-1

A

151.56mm(6in.)

B

176.7mm(7in.)

Cameraorientation

Thecameracanbemountedin2orientationsreferredtoas
“Ballup”and“Balldown”.

D12852-1

Ballup:Thecameraismountedon
topofthemountingsurface.

D12853-1

Balldown:Thecamerais
suspendedupsidedown,belowthe
mountingsurface.

Note:Forballdownmountingyoumustinverttheimage
orientationusingtheWebinterfaceorthecamera’sOn-Screen
Displaymenu.

Invertingthevideoorientation

WhenmountingintheBalldowncongurationtheimage
orientationmustbechangedtoinverttheimage.Ifrequired,the
imageorientationshouldbechangedpriortoinstallation.

Thewebinterfacecanbeusedtoinvertthevideoorientation.

1.SelectSetupfromthewebinterface.

2.ScrolldowntoImageOrientation.

3.ClickthedropdownboxandselectInvert.

Thevideoimageisnowinverted.

4.SelectSaveSettings.

Note:Thevideoimageorientationcanalsobeinvertedusing
theOn-ScreenDisplaymenu:Menu>SystemSetup>

Enable/DisableBall-DownInstallation

Locationrequirement

Whenplanningtheinstallationlocation,considerthefollowing
points:

•Thecameraiswaterproof,andappropriateforabovedecks
mounting.

•Theunderside(inside)ofthecompartmentordeckonto
whichthecameraismountedmustbeweather-tight.You
mustensureprotectionfromwateringresstocablesand
connections.

•Themountingsurfacemustbehorizontal.

•Ifyoucannotaccessbothsidesofthemountingsurface,then
youwillneedtomountthecamera“topdown”.

•Fixingsaresuppliedforamountingsurfaceofupto41mm
(1.6in)thick.Athickersurfacewillrequiretheinstallerto
providealternativexings.

•Thecameramountingsurfacemustbeatleastaslargeas
thefootprintofthecameraitselftoensureanadequateseal
withtheO-ring.

•Thecamerashouldbemountedashighaspractical,
butwithoutinterferingwithanyradar ,navigationalor
communicationselectronics.

•Choosealocationthatwillprovidethemostunobstructed
viewinalldirections.

•Choosealocationasclosetothevessel’scenterlineas
possible.Thisprovidesasymmetricalviewwhenlooking
forwardoraft.

•Selectalocationforthecamerathatisatleast7cm(2.75in.)
fromanymagneticcompass.

•Selectalocationthatisatleast1m(3ft)fromdevicesthat
maycauseinterference,suchasmotors,generatorsandradio
transmitters/receivers.

•IfinstallinganoptionalJCU,selectalocationfortheJCUthat
isatleast1 1cm(4.33in.)fromanymagneticcompass.

Distancetosurfacefrontedge

56.55 mm

(2.23 in.)

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Theunitshouldbemountedamaximumdistanceof56.55mm
(2.23in.)fromthefrontedgeofthemountingsurfacetoallow
forthefullrangeoftilt.

Clearanceabovethecamera

Ensuresufcientclearanceisavailableabovetheunittoenable
removaloftheoutercover.

Theunitshouldonlybeinstalledinalocationthathasa
clearanceofatleastdoubletheheightoftheunit.

Removingtheoutercover

Followthestepsbelowtoremovethecamera’soutercover.

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1.Placeboththumbsonthecameraballassembly ,abovethe
cameralens.

2.Pushyourthumbsdownwards,whilstpullingthecoveraway
fromthebaseofthecamerawiththerestofyourgrip.

3.Oncethecoverisdetached,slideitupandoffthecamera.

Makinginternalconnections

Ifthereislimitedspaceoryouwantthecableconnectiontobe
madeinternallyfollowthestepsbelow.

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1.Removethecamera’soutercover.

2.Unscrewthelightgreycablecapturenutsonbothofthe
cableglandsonthebaseofthecamera.

3.Pulltherubberglandsandclampingclawsoutofthebore
holes.

4.Pullbothcablesupthroughthebase.

5.Removetherubbergland,clampingclawandcapturenut
frombothcables.

6.Connectthecamera’sethernetcabletooneendofthe
ethernetcoupler(supplied).

7.Threadtheexternalethernetandvideocablesthroughthe
boreholes.

8.Threadtheexternalethernetcablethroughtherubbergland,
clampingclawandcapturenut.

9.Connecttheexternalethernetcabletotheotherendofthe
ethernetcoupler.

10.Usingthezipties(supplied)securetheethernetcouplerto
therearofthecameraballassembly.

11.Pullanyexcesscablebackthroughtheborehole.

12.Securetheethernetcablebyreassemblingtherubbergland
andclampingclawintotheboreholeandtighteningthe
capturenut.

13.Feedthecamera’svideocablearoundthefrontofthe
cameraballassembly.

14.ApplyLocktitetobothendsofafemaletofemaleconnector.

15.Connectafemaletofemaleconnectortothecamera’svideo
cable.

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16.Feedtheexternalvideocablethroughtheborehole.

17.Connecttheexternalvideocabletotheotherendofthe
femaletofemaleconnector.

18.Wrapthevideoconnectionwithmarinegradesealingtape
(e.g.3MScotch-Seal2229orequivalent).

19.Securethevideocabletothefrontoftheballassemblyusing
theziptie(supplied).

20.Pullanyexcesscablebackthroughtheborehole.

21.Securethevideocablebyreassemblingtherubbergland
andclampingclawintotheboreholeandtighteningthe
capturenut.

Installation

Mountingthecamera

Whenaccessisavailabletotheundersideofthemounting
surfacethenusetheseinstructionstomountthecamera.

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1.Removethecamera’soutercover.

2.Usingthetemplatesupplied,markanddrilltheholesmarked
‘bottomdown’.

Mountingholescarepoints:

•Checkthedimensionsofanyprintedtemplate(toensure

thatthetemplateisprintedtothecorrectscale)priorto
drillinganyholes.

•Makesurethetemplateisorientedproperlyrelativetothe

bowofthevessel.Thisisaffectedbywhetherthecamera
istobemountedball-uporball-down.

3.Cutouttheholeforthecablestofeedthrough

4.Installthethreadedmountingstudsintothebaseofthe
camerawiththread-lockingcompound.Ifrequired,youcan
usestudsofadifferentlengthtosuityourinstallation.

Tightenthestudstoatorqueof9.5Nm(7lbs-ft).

5.InstalltherubberO-ringinthebaseofthecamera.

6.Attachthegroundingstraptothegroundingpointonthe
camera.

7.Placethecameraonthemountingsurfacesothethreaded
studsextendthroughthedrilledholes.

8.Maketherequiredcableconnectionstothecameratails.

9.Securethecamerabodytothemountingsurfacewiththe
suppliednutsandwashers.

Domecappednutsareprovidedforaneatersolutionwhere
themountingisexposedtoview .

Youmustensureawatertightseal.Youmayusea
marine-gradesealantasanalternativetothemounting
O-ring.

Mountingthecameratopdown

Thetopdownmountingmethodisusedwhenaccesstothe
undersideofthemountingsurfaceisrestricted.Usethe
instructionsbelowtomountthecameraunitusingthetopdown
method.

1.Removethecamera’soutercover.

2.Undotheballassemblysecuringboltshownbelow .

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3.Unscrewtheethernetandvideocablesecuringglandsand
removethebaseplatefromtheballassembly.

4.Drilloutthe4topdownmountingholeslocatedinthebase
plate.

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5.Usingthemountingtemplatesupplied,markanddrillthe
holesmarked‘topdown’onthemountingsurface.

Mountingholescarepoints:

•Checkthedimensionsofanyprintedtemplate(toensure

thatthetemplateisprintedtothecorrectscale)priorto
drillinganyholes.

•Makesurethetemplateisorientedproperlyrelativetothe

bowofthevessel.Thisisaffectedbywhetherthecamera
istobemountedball-uporball-down.

6.Cutouttheholeinthemountingsurfaceforthecablesto
feedthrough

7.InstalltherubberO-ringinthebaseplate.

8.Attachthegroundingstraptothegroundingpointonthe
baseplate.

9.Routetherelevantcablethroughthecablehole.

10.Securethebaseplatetothemountingsurfaceusingthe
xingsprovided.

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11.Securetheballassemblytothebaseplateusingthebolt
removedearlier.

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•Youmustensurethatthecameraisfacingthecorrectway

dependinguponwhetherthecameraistobemountedball
uporballdown.

•EnsuretherubberO-ringispositionedcorrectlyinthe

baseofthecamera.

12.Maketherequiredcableconnectionstothecameratails.

13.Securethecablesusingtheglandsremovedearlier.

14.Useamarinegradesealanttosealaroundthexingsto
preventwateringress.

Adjustingthethermalcamera’stiltangle

Oncemountedthethermalcamera’stiltanglecanbeadjusted
totherequiredposition.

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Oncethethermalcameraisinstalled:

1.Removethecamera’soutercover.

2.Loosenthesecuringnutshalfaturnsothatthecameraball
assemblycanbetiltedupanddown.

3.Youmayalsoneedtoloosenthecableglandstoallowthe
ballassemblytorotatefreely.

4.Adjustthetilttotherequiredposition.

5.Retightenthesecuringnutstoatorqueof13.6Nm(10ft-lbs)
—Donotovertighten.

6.Replacethecover.

7.Ensurethatthecoverisseatedcorrectlyallthewayaround
thebaseofthecameraballassembly.

Adjustingthethermalcamera’spanangle

Oncemountedthethermalcamera’spananglecanbeadjusted
totherequiredposition.

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Withtheoutercoverremoved

1.Loosenthesecuringbolthalfaturn.

2.Youmayalsoneedtoloosenthecableglandstoallowthe
ballassemblytorotatefreely.

3.Swivelthecameraballassembly’spositiontotherequired
location.

4.Retightenthesecuringbolt,ensuringthecameraball
assemblydoesnotmove.

5.Replacethecover.

6.Ensurethatthecoverisseatedcorrectlyallthewayaround
thebaseofthecameraballassembly.

Installation

5.2OptionalJCUmounting

Locationrequirements

Whenplanningtheinstallationlocation,considerthefollowing
points:

•Selectapositiononyourvesselthatisclosetothemonitor
thatdisplaystheT-Seriescameravideooutput.

•EnsuretheJCUismountedatleast55cm(21.7")awayfrom
anyequipmentttedwithamagneticcompass.

•TheJCUcanbemountedtoadashorothersurfaceinany
orientation.

•Considercablelengthsandcablerouting.

Flushmounting

ThestandardmethodformountingtheJCUisaushorpanel
mountingarrangement.

Beforemountingtheunit,ensurethatyouhave:

•Selectedasuitablelocation.Aclear,atareawithsuitable
clearancebehindthepanelisrequired.

•Identiedthecableconnectionrequiredandtheroutethat
thecablewilltake.

•Detachedthefrontbezeltorevealthemountingscrews.

MountingtheJCU

1.Cutthemountingholeaccordingtothedimensionsspecied

inthemountingtemplateincludedinthisdocument.

2.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedareaandthenle

aroundthecutedgeuntilsmooth.

3.Drillfour6.4mm(0.25in)holesasindicatedonthetemplate

toacceptthemountingscrews.

4.BeforemountingtheJCU,insertthesuppliedethernetcable

throughthemountingholeandintotheJCUethernetport.
Ensurethecableglandsealingnutistightenedcorrectly .

5.Removethe4panelmountingclampsandinserttheJCUin

place.Afxthemountingclampstothescrewsontheother
sideofthemountingsurface,ensuringthatthemounting
clampsarerotatedoutwardfromtheJCUhousing.Tighten
thescrewstodrawthemountingclampsupagainstthe
mountingsurfaceandthentightenanother1/4to1/2turn.Do
notovertightenthescrews.

i.Asshippedfromthefactory ,theJCUcanbemounted

toapanelthicknessrangingfrom0.79to4.45cm(0.31
to1.750in).Theclampsaresetwiththesmall“foot”on
theclampfacingtowardsthemountingsurface,away
fromthefrontoftheJCU,asshowninthe"Thickpanel
mounting"diagraminthisdocument.

ii.TomounttheJCUtoapanelthicknessof0.79cm(0.31

in)orless,removetheclampsfromthemountingscrews,
turnthemaroundandthreadthembackontoeachofthe
fourscrews.Inthisconguration,theclamp“foot”faces
awayfromthemountingsurfaceandallowstheclamp
tocontactthinnerpanelsurfaceswhilestillallowingfor
propercompressionoftheJCUmountinggaskettoform
awatertightseal.Thismountingcongurationisshownin
the"Thinpanelmounting"diagraminthisdocument.

6.OnceyouhavesecuredtheJCUinplace,replacethebezel.

Thinpanelmounting

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Chapter6:Systemoperationandsetup

Chaptercontents

•6.1Thermalcameraimageonpage32

•6.2Operationandfeaturesoverviewonpage33

Systemoperationandsetup

6.1Thermalcameraimage

Thethermalcameraprovidesavideoimagewhichisshown
onyourdisplay.

Thevideofeedprovides:

•Thermalimage.

•Statusicons/systeminformation.

Youshouldtaketimetofamiliarizeyourselfwiththethermal
image.Thiswillhelpyoutomakethemostofyoursystem:

•Considereveryobjectyouviewintermsofhowitwilllook
“thermally”asopposedtohowitlookstoyoureye.For
examplelookforchangescausedbytheheatingeffectofthe
sun.Theseareparticularlyevidentrightaftersunset.

•Experimentwithwhite-hotandblack-hot(reversevideo)
modes.

•Experimentbylookingforhotobjects(suchaspeople)
comparedtothecoldersurroundings.

•Experimentwiththecamerafordaytimeviewing.Thecamera
canprovideimproveddaytimeviewinginenvironmentswhere
traditionalvideocameraperformancesuffers,suchasin
shadowsorbacklitscenes.

Thermalcamerastatusicons

Thethermalcameraimageincludesiconstoshowthecurrent
statusofthecamera.

IconDescription

Camerapaused.

Scenepresetmodefornightconditions.

Scenepresetmodefordaytimeconditions.

Scenepresetmodefornightdocking.

Scenepresetmodeforidentifyingpeopleor
objectsinthewater.

Rear-viewmode—imageisippedhorizontally.

Zoomsetting:2xzoom.

IconDescription

Zoomsetting:4xzoom.

Singleactivecontrolleronnetwork.

Multipleactivecontrollersonnetwork.

PC/laptopdetectedonnetwork.

FFC(FlatFieldCorrection)

PeriodicallythecamerawillperformaFlatFieldCorrection
(FFC).Thiswillnetunethethermalimagetosuitthecurrent
ambienttemperature.

TheFFCoperationisindicatedbyamomentarypauseanda
greenrectangledisplayedintheupperleftofthethermalvideo
image.

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6.2Operationandfeaturesoverview

Thecamerafeaturescanbeaccessedusingthethermalcamera
applicationofacompatibleRaymarinemultifunctiondisplay ,
fromaJCU(Joystickcontrolunit)orusingawebenableddevice
(e.g.LaptopPCorsmartphone).

ThishandbookcoversmethodsusingtheJCUandwebenabled
device,fordetailsonhowtooperatethisproductusinga
compatibleRaymarinemultifunctiondisplaypleaserefertothe
thermalcameraapplicationsectionofthemanualsuppliedwith
yourmultifunctiondisplay .

ThemainThermalcameraoperationsareoutlinedbelow:

Controlthecamera:

•Zoom.

•Pausethecameraimage.

Adjustthecameraimage:

•Colorpalette.

•Scenepresets.

•ReverseVideo(whitehot/blackhot)—Invertsthevideo
polarity.

•Rearviewmode.

Inadditiontotheabove,thecameraalsoprovidessetupmenus
tocongurethesystemtoyourrequirements.

Imageadjustments

Camerazoom

Thedefaultzoomlevelis1x.Inadditiontothisthethermal
cameracanbesettoeither2x(320x240cameras)or2xand
4x(640x480cameras)zoomlevel.

1x

2x

4x

Thermalcamerascenepresets

Scenepresetsenableyoutoquicklyselectthebestimage
settingforthecurrentenvironmentalconditions.

Duringnormaloperationthethermalcameraautomatically
adjustsitselftoprovideahigh-contrastimageoptimizedformost
conditions.TheScenepresetsprovide4additionalsettingsthat
mayprovidebetterimageryincertainconditions.The4modes
are:

NightRunning—scenepresetmodefornight
conditions.

DayRunning—scenepresetmodefordaytime
conditions.

NightDocking—scenepresetmodefornightdocking.

Search—scenepresetmodeforidentifyingpeopleor

objectsinthewater.

Systemoperationandsetup

Althoughthepresetnamesindicatetheirintendeduse,varying
environmentalconditionsmightmakeanothersettingmore
preferable.Forexample,thenightrunningscenepresetmight
alsobeusefulwhileinaharbor.Youmaynditbenecialto
experimentwiththedifferentscenepresetstodiscoverthebest
presettousefordifferentconditions.

Thermalcameracolormodes

Arangeofcolormodesareavailabletohelpyoudistinguish
objectson-screenindifferentconditions.

Changingthecolormodeswitchesthethermalcameraimage
betweenagreyscalemodeand1ormorecolormodes.There
are5colormodesavailable.

Thefactorydefaultcolormodeiswhite,whichmayimproveyour
nightvision.Thisdefaultmodecanbechangedifrequiredusing
thecamera'son-screenVideoSetupmenu.

Note:IfyouhavetheDisableColorThermalVideooption
selectedinthecamera'son-screenVideoSetupmenu,only
2colormodesareavailable—greyscaleandred.

Thermalcamerareversevideo

Youcanreversethepolarityofthevideoimagetochangethe
appearanceofobjectson-screen.

Thereversevideooption(videopolarity)switchesthethermal
imagefromwhite-hot(orred-hotifthecolormodesettingis
active)toblack-hot.Thedifferencebetweenwhite-hotand
black-hotisshownbelow:

White-hotthermalimage.

Black-hotthermalimage.

Youmaynditusefultoexperimentwiththisoptiontondthe
bestsettingtosuityourneeds.

Thermalcamerarearviewmode

Therearviewmodeipsthevideoimagehorizontally ,providing
a“mirrorimage”.

Thisisusefulforexampleininstanceswherethecamerais
rear-facingandyouareviewingtheimageonaforward-facing
monitor.

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Chapter7:Webbrowserinterface

Chaptercontents

•7.1Webinterfaceoverviewonpage36

•7.2Webinterfaceaccessonpage38

•7.3AdvancedIPCommunicationsonpage41

Webbrowserinterface

7.1Webinterfaceoverview

Thethermalcameraincludesawebinterfacethatcanbeused
tocontrolandchangesettingsofthethermalcamera.Theweb
interfacerequiresausernameandpassword.

Toaccessthewebinterfacethecameramustbenetworkedtoa
webenableddevice(e.g.laptopPC).Thesettingsontheweb
enableddevicemustbeconguredcorrectlytoallowaccess.

Changingnetworksettings—WindowsXP

InordertocontrolandviewcamerasettingsonaPCusing
WindowsXPyouneedtoenableUPnPdevicesandsetastatic
IPaddress.

WiththecameranetworkedtothePC(asdescribedinsection

4.8PCConnection):

1.ClickStart.

2.ClickControlPanel.

3.ClickAddorRemovePrograms.

4.ClickAdd/RemoveWindowsComponents.

5.ClickNetworkingServices.

6.ClicktheDetailsbutton.

7.SelecttheUPnPUserInterfacecheckbox.

8.ClickOK.

9.ClickNextintheWindowsComponentsWizard.

10.Y oumaybeaskedfortheWindowsXPinstallationCD.

11.WhentheinstallationhascompletedclickStart.

12.SelectConnectTo.

13.ClickShowallconnections.

14.Rightclickonthenetworkconnectionthatthecamerais
connectedto.

15.ClickProperties.

16.SelectInternetProtocol(TCP/IP).

17.ClickthePropertiesbutton.

18.ClickonUsethefollowingIPaddress.

19.EnteranIPaddressthatisinthesamerangeasthethermal
camerasIPaddress(e.g.10.21.0.5).

20.EnterthefollowingSubnetMask:255.0.0.0.

21.ClickontheOKbutton.

Youshouldnowbeabletoaccessthewebinterfaceusinga
compatiblewebbrowser.

Changingnetworksettings-Windows7

TocongurethenecessarynetworksettingsonaWindows7PC
followthestepsbelow

WiththecameranetworkedtothePC(asdescribedinsection

4.8PCConnection):

1.ClickStart.

2.ClickControlPanel.

3.ClickSystemandSecurity.

4.ClickWindowsFirewall.

5.ClickAllowaprogramorfeaturethroughWindows
Firewall.

6.ScrolldownthelisttoNetworkDiscovery.

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7.Placeatickintheboxforthetypeofnetworkthatthecamera
ison(thisisusuallyPublic).

8.ClickOK.

9.FromtheControlPanelclickNetworkandInternet.

10.ClickNetworkandSharingCenter.

11.ClickChangeadvancedsharingsettings.

12.Clickontherelevantnetworktype(e.g.Public).

13.EnsureTurnonnetworkdiscoveryisselected.

14.ClickSavechangesifyouswitchedonnetworkdiscovery,or

15.ClickCancelifnetworkdiscoverywasalreadyturnedon.

Youshouldnowbeabletoaccessthewebinterfaceusinga
compatiblewebbrowser.

SettingamanualIPaddressinwindows7

Ifyouexperienceissuesaccessingthecamera’swebinterface
youmayneedtoassignthePCastaticIPaddress.

ToassignastaticIPaddressfollowthestepsbelow:

1.FromtheControlpanelClickNetworkandInternet.

2.ClickNetworkandSharingCenter.

3.ClickChangeadaptorsettings.

4.SelecttheNetworkConnectionthatyourthermalcamerais
connectedto

5.RightclickandchooseProperties.
TheNetworkConnectionPropertiesdialogisdisplayed.

6.SelectInternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4).

7.ClickonthePropertiesbutton.

8.ClickonUsethefollowingIPaddress.

9.EnteranIPaddressthatisinthesamerangeasthethermal
camerasIPaddress(e.g.10.21.0.5).

10.EnterthefollowingSubnetMask:255.0.0.0.

11.ClickontheOKbutton.

12.Y oumayneedtorestartthePCforthechangestotakeeffect.

Youshouldnowbeabletoaccessthewebinterfaceusinga
compatiblewebbrowser.

Webbrowserinterface

7.2Webinterfaceaccess

TheWebinterfaceprovidesabrowserbaseduserinterfacefor
thethermalcamerathatcanbeaccessedfromanyPCorweb
enableddevicethatisonthesamenetwork.

ThethermalcameraisassignedthefollowingdefaultIPaddress:

10.21.0.03

Defaultlogindetailsareasfollows:

Type

User­namePasswordDescription

User

user

iradmin

TheUserloginshould
beusedfornormal
cameraoperationand
controls.

Expert

expert

iradmin

Anexpertuserhas
accesstoadditional
settings.

Administratoradmin

iradmin

Anadministratorhas
accesstoadditional
settingsandthe
maintenancemenu.

Note:Thedefaultloginpasswordsshouldbechangedto
preventunauthorizedaccess.Ensureyoudonotforgetthe
newpassword.

AccessingtheWebinterface

YoucanaccesstheWebinterfacefromanywebenableddevice
networkedtothethermalcamera.

1.Openupthewebbrowseronyourdevice.

2.IntheaddressboxentertheIPaddressofyourthermal

camera(Default=10.21.0.03)andpresstheRETURN
button.

3.Entertheusernameandpassword.

4.ClickLogin.

Webinterfacecontrols

TheWebinterfacecanbeusedtocontrolthethermalcamera.

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1Toolbar—accessesthecontrolToolbarpage.

2

Setup—accessestheSetupmenupage.

3Maintenance—accessestheMaintenancepage.

4

Help—accessesthesupportandproductinformationpage.

5

ChangePassword—changesthepasswordforthecurrent
account.Thisiconisonlyavailablewhenaccounttypehas
beensettoallowchangeofpassword.

6

LogOff—logsthecurrentuseroutofthewebutility.

7

Zoomin—zoomsinthethermalimage.

8Zoomout—zoomsoutthethermalimage.

9

ChangeColor—cyclesthroughcolorpalettes.

10

ChangeScene—cyclesthroughscenepresets.

11

On-ScreenMenu—OpenstheOn-ScreenDisplay(OSD)
menu.TheOSDmenuisshownontheconnectedvideodisplay .

12

InvertVideoPolarity—invertsthevideopolarity(whitehot/
blackhot)

13

CameraControl—Indicateswhethercurrentuserhascontrol
ofthethermalcamera.

14

AdvancedIPCommunications—Displaysactualcommand
stringssenttoandreceivedfromthethermalcamera.

WebinterfaceOSDcontrols

WhentheOn-ScreenMenuiconisselected,theT oolbar
changestoprovidecontrolstonavigatetheOSDmenu.The
OSDmenuisdisplayedontheconnectedvideodisplaydevice.

1

LeftArrow

2UpArrow

3RightArrow

4Enter

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5

DownArrow

6

Cancel

PleaserefertoChapter8OSDmenuforOSDmenuoptions.

Cameracontrol

TheControlstatusindicatorlocatedatthebottomleftofthe
toolbarpageindicatesthecurrentcontrolstatusofthethermal
camera.

Thecamerawillnotrespondtoanycommandsuntiltheuser
takescontrolofthecamera.Thecontrollightwillturngreen
whentheuserhascontrolofthecamera.

Takingcontrolofthethermalcamera

TotakecontrolofthethermalcamerausingtheWebinterface
followthestepsbelow.

Withthecontrolstatuslightnotlit:

1.SelecttheControlstatusindicatororotheron-screenicon.
Acontrolrequestissenttothecamera.

Changingaccountpasswords

Thepasswordforallaccountscanbechangedwhenloggedin
asadministrator.

FromtheWebinterface:

1.SelectMaintenancefromthetopbanner.

2.SelectServerformtheoptionsonthelefthandside.

3.SelectSecurityOptions.

4.EnterthenewpasswordintherelevantPasswordand
ConrmPasswordelds.

5.Youcanalsoselectwhethertheaccounttypecanchange
theirownpasswordsbyplacingorremovingatickinthe
Allowchangepasswordcheckbox.

Whenthisoptionistickedthechangepasswordiconwill
appearatthetopofthepageforaccounttypeswhichhave
beenallowedtochangetheirownpasswords.

6.SelectSAVEtosavethenewpassword(s).

Note:Ifmultipleusershaveaccesstotheadministrator
accountitisnotrecommendedthatyouallowchangeof
passwordonthataccount.

Changingthepassword

Tochangethecurrentuserspasswordfollowthestepsbelow.

Passwordscanonlybechangedifanadministratorhasallowed
theaccounttypetochangetheirownpassword.

FromtheWebinterface:

1.SelecttheChangepasswordicon

Thechangepasswordiconistheyellowkeyiconlocated
alongthetopofthepage.

Thechangepassworddialogisdisplayed.

2.Enterthecurrentpasswordandthenenteryournew
passwordintheboxesprovided.

3.SelectSend.

Thepasswordisnowchanged.

Multiplecontrollers

Thecameracanbecontrolledbymorethan1controldevice.

Inasystemwhichincludesmorethan1controldeviceifa
secondcontroldevicesendsacontrolrequesttothecamera
thentherstcontroldevicewillreceiveawarningmessage.

Controlwillautomaticallybegrantedtotheseconddeviceafter
theallottedtimeunlesstheDeclinebuttonisselected.

Whencontrolisgrantedtotheseconddevicethecontrolstatus
indicatorwillturnyellowwhichindicatesthatthedeviceisstill
connectedbutnotcontrollingthecamera.

Changingthecamera'sIPaddress

BydefaultallT200seriescamerasareassignedthefollowing
IPaddress:10.21.0.03.Ifmultiplecamerasareonthesame
networktheneachcameramustbeassignedauniqueIP
addressfromthefollowingIPaddressrange:10.21.0.02to

10.21.0.15.

1.Logintothewebutilityastheadministrator.

2.SelecttheMaintenancemenu.

3.FromthelefthandmenuselectServer.

4.FromtheexpandedserveroptionsselectLANSettings.
Thecamera’snetworksettingsaredisplayed.

Webbrowserinterface

5.SelectStaticfromtheIPAddressModedropdownbox.

Thepagewillrefreshandthepreviouslygrayedoutelds
willnowbeavailable.

6.EnterauniqueIPaddressintheIPAddresseld.

7.SelectSavetosavethenewsettings.

Awarningmessageisdisplayedasthenetworkisrestarted.
Theopenwebpage,openedundertheoldIPaddress,isno
longervalid.

8.YoucannowlogintotheWebinterfaceusingthenewIP
Address.

Note:Ifyourwebenableddevicehasbeenconguredwitha
staticIPaddressinordertoaccesstheWebinterfacethenit
maybenecessarytochangeitsIPaddressaswell.

Zoomingthecamerausingthetoolbar

Thetoolbarcanbeusedtocontrolthezoomlevelofthethermal
camera,whenthezoomlevelischangedaniconisdisplayed
on-screenmomentarilytoindicatethezoomlevel.

Withnozoomlevelselected:

1.Fromthewebinterfacetoolbar,selecttheZoominiconto
setthezoomlevelto2x.

2.Ona640x480camerayoucanselecttheZoominicon
againtosetthezoomlevelto4x.

3.SelectingtheZoomouticonwillreturntothepreviouszoom
level.

Selectingascenepresetusingthetoolbar

Fromthewebinterfacetoolbar:

1.SelecttheChangeSceneicontochangethescene.

SelectingtheChangeSceneiconwillcyclethroughtheavailable
scenes.

Selectingacolorpaletteusingthewebutility
toolbar

Toselectacolorpalettefollowthestepsbelow.
Fromthewebinterfacetoolbar:

1.SelecttheChangeColoricontochangethecolorpalette.

SelectingtheChangeColoriconwillcyclethroughtheavailable
colorpalettes.

Reversingthevideopolarityusingthe
toolbar

Toreversethepolarityofthevideoimagefollowthestepsbelow.
Fromthewebinterfacetoolbar:

1.SelecttheInvertVideoPolarityicontoreversethevideo
polarity.

SelectingtheInvertVideoPolarityiconwillswitchthevideo
imagebetweenwhitehotandblackhot.

Switchingthecameratorearviewmode
usingthewebinterface

Toswitchthecameratorearviewmodefollowthestepsbelow
Fromthewebutility:

1.SelectSetup.

2.ScrolldowntoImageOrientation.

3.ForBallUpcongurationselectRevertfromthedropdown

box.

4.ForBallDowncongurationselectBothfromthedropdown

box.

Restoringfactorydefaultsusingtheweb
interface

Usethisproceduretoresetthecameratoitsfactorydefault
settings.

Fromthewebinterface:

1.SelectSetup.

2.Scrolltothebottomofthepage.

3.SelectFactoryDefaults.

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7.3AdvancedIPCommunications

TheadvancedIPcommunicationsdropdownislocatedinthe
lowerrightcorneroftheWebinterfacepage.

UseoftheAdvanceddropdownisnotrequiredfordaytoday
operationofthecamera.

Theinformationthatisdisplayedinthetextareaisintended
forsystemintegratorsandprogrammers.Itdisplaystheactual
commandstringssenttoandreceivedfromthethermalcamera

Programmersandintegratorscanmanuallyinputcommand
stringsandsendthemtothecamerausingtheTXbutton.

Webbrowserinterface

Chapter8:On-ScreenDisplayMenu

Chaptercontents

•8.1On-ScreenDisplay(OSD)menuoptionsonpage44

On-ScreenDisplayMenu

8.1On-ScreenDisplay(OSD)menu

options

TheOSDmenusprovidearangeoftoolsandsettingsto
congurethethermalcamera.TheOSDmenusareonly
availableusingaJCUorthewebinterface.

ThemenuscanbeaccessedfromanyJCUonthesystem.The
menusareoverlaidontothevideoimage.

Menusavailable

VideoSetupThismenuisusedtosetthevideoconguration

options.

SetSymbologySettingsassociatedwiththestatusicons.

User
Programmable
Button

ConguretheUSERbuttonontheJCU.

SystemSetupSettingstooptimizeoperationforthisparticular

system/installation.

About/HelpHelpfulinformationandrestoretofactorydefaults

setting.

Exit

CancelstheOSDmenu.

Videosetupmenu

Menuitem/
DescriptionSettings/Operation

SetThermalColor
Default

Thissavesthecurrentcolorsettingasthe
defaultvalue.

SetReverseVideoor
SetVideoPolarity

Thistogglestheinfraredimagebetween
white-hot(orred-hotifviewingacolorimage)
andblack-hot.

Enable/DisableColor
ThermalVideo

Enableordisablethethermalcolorpalettes:

•Enabled–Greyscale,Red,Sepia,Rainbow
andFusionpalettesareavailable.

•Disabled–OnlyGreyscaleandRedpalettes
areavailable.

DisplayTestPatternUsethedisplaytestpatternwhensettingup

thecolor/contrastsettingsforyourparticular
displayormonitor.Youcanswitchthroughthe4
testpatternsavailable.

Exit

Setsymbologymenu

Menuitem/
DescriptionSettings/Operation

Enable/DisablePC
Icon

•Enabled–ThePCiconisdisplayedwhenever
aPCisdetectedonthenetwork.

•Disabled–ThePCiconisnotdisplayed.

Enable/DisableJCU
Icon

•Enabled–TheJCUiconisdisplayed
wheneveraJCUisdetectedonthenetwork.

•Disabled–TheJCUiconisnotdisplayed.

DisplayAllIcons

Selectingthismenuitemenablesallavailable
icons.

DisplayMinimalIcons

Selectingthismenuitemreducestheicon
activity:

•Position,Zoom,Rearview,Pause,
StabilizationdisabledandPointMode
enablediconsareunaffected.

•HomeandSceneiconsaredisplayedonly
momentarily.

•Othericonsarenotshown.

Menuitem/
DescriptionSettings/Operation

HideAllIcons

Selectingthisoptionhidesalliconsexceptfor:

•Positionindicator

•Rearviewmodeenabled

•Stabilizationdisabled

•Pointmodeenabled

ExitReturnstothemainmenu.

UserProgrammableButtonmenu

UsethismenutosetuptheUSERbuttonontheJCU.

Menuitem/
DescriptionUSERbuttonoperation

Man-Over-Board
settings

TheUSERbuttonwillsetthecamerasceneto
Man-Overboardmode.

Hide/ShowAllIconsTheUSERbuttonwilltogglebetweenShowand

Hideiconsettings.

ReverseVideoorInert
VideoPolarity

TheUSERbuttonwilltogglebetweenthe
White-hotandBlack-hot(reverse)thermal
image.

RearviewMode

TheUSERbuttonwilltoggleRearviewmode
onandoff.

ExitReturnstothemainmenu.

SystemSetupmenu

Menuitem/
DescriptionSettings/Operation

SaveCameraSettingsSaveanychangestothecamerasettings

Enable/Disable
Ball-DownInstallation

Thisoptionshouldbeenabledwhenthecamera
ismountedupsidedown(Ball-Down).

Enable/Disable
RearviewMode

Whenthisoptionisenabledthecameraimage
isreversedandyouwillseeamirrorimageon
thedisplay .

NameCamera

Usethisoptiontonamethecamera.

Exit

About/Helpmenu

Menuitem/
DescriptionSettings/Operation

VideoIconHelp
Screens

Thisoptiondisplaysanexplanationofthe
purposeofeachofthescreenicons.Usethe
directioncontrolstocyclethroughthepages.

ProductInformationThisoptiondisplaysinformationaboutthe

camera:

•Name,

•Serialnumber,

•MACaddress,and

•Softwareinformation.

ContactRaymarine

ThisoptiondisplaysRaymarinecontactdetails.

RestoreFactory
Defaults

Usethisoptiontorestorethecamerasettingsto
theirfactorydefaultvalue.

Exit

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Chapter9:OptionalJCU(JoystickControlUnit)

Chaptercontents

•9.1JCUcontrolsoverviewonpage46

•9.2Imageadjustmentsonpage47

•9.3JCUPowermenuonpage47

•9.4Restoringfactorydefaultsonpage48

•9.5ResettingtheJCUonpage48

OptionalJCU(JoystickControlUnit)

9.1JCUcontrolsoverview

ThecontrolswhenusingtheoptionalJCUareshownbelow.

D12864-1

1

3

4

6

5

7

8

2

1

STANDBY/DIM

•Pressandhold–“Wake”thecamerafromstandbymodeor
accessthepowermenu.

•Momentarypress–ChangeJCUdisplaybrightness(3
differentlevels).

2

COLOR

Thefactorydefaultisforaredcolorimagetosuitenight
navigation.Youmaychangethisusingthecolormenu.

•Momentarypress–Cyclethroughtheavailablecolorsettings.
(Greyscale,Glowbow,Rainbow,FusionandRed.)

•Pressandhold–PerformFFC(FlatFieldCorrection)
operation.Thisperformsacorrectionforthecurrentambient
temperature.

3MENU–Accessthecamerasetupmenus.

•Pressonce–displayon–screensetupmenu.

•Pressagain–exitsetupmenu.

4

SCENE

•Shortpress–Selectbetweentheavailablescenepresets.

5

Display–ProvidesinformationregardingtheJCUandcamera
status.

6

USER–Aprogrammablebuttonforaccessingafavoritesetting
orfunctionnotprovidedontheotherkeys.Thedefaultoperation
istheReverseVideofunction(white-hot/black-hot).

•Shortpress–Performtheprogrammedaction.

•Pressandhold–ProgramtheUSERbuttonwithanother
function.

TheUSERbuttoncanbeprogrammedforthefollowing
functions:

•Man-Over-Board—changesscenetotheManOverboard
scene.

•Hide/ShowAllIcons

•InvertVideoPolarity—changesbetweenwhitehotand
blackhotvideomodes.

•RearviewMode

7

HOME—TheHomebuttonisnotusedwhencontrollingaxed
mountthermalcamera.

8

PUCK–Usethepucktocontrolthecameraandnavigatethe
setupmenus.
Controlcamera:

•Pressdown(andhold)–Zoomthermalimagein.

•Liftup(andhold)–Zoomthermalimageout.

•Double-click(2quickpresses)–Pausethermalimage.(Move
puckinanydirectiontounfreeze.)

•Turnclockwise—Zoomthermalimagein.

•TurnAnti-clockwise—Zoomthermalimageout.

•Moveup,downleftright–isnotusedwhencontrollingaxed
mountthermalcamera.

Navigatesetupmenus:

•Moveup,down–Scrollthroughmenuoptions.

•Pressdown–Selecthighlightedmenuoption.

•Turnclockwise—nextmenuitem.

•TurnAnti-clockwise—previousmenuitem.

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9.2Imageadjustments

ZoomingthecamerausingtheJCU

TheJCUpuckisusedtocontrolthezoomfunctionofthethermal
camera,aniconwillbedisplayedon-screentoindicatethe
currentzoomlevel.

Withnozoomlevelselected:

1.PushthePuckinandholdfor1secondtoturnon2Xzoom.

2.PushthePuckinandholdfor2secondstoturnon4Xzoom.

3.PullthePuckouttoreturntothepreviouszoomlevel.

SelectingascenepresetusingtheJCU

1.PresstheSCENEbuttontochangethescene.

PressingtheScenepresetbuttonwillcyclethroughtheavailable
scenes.

SelectingacolorpaletteusingtheJCU

Toselectacolorpalettefollowthestepsbelow.

1.PresstheCOLORbuttontochangethecolorpalette.

PressingtheColorbuttonwillcyclethroughtheavailablecolor
palettes.

Reversingthevideopolarity

Toreversethepolarityofthevideoimagefollowthestepsbelow.

UsingtheJCU:

1.PressMENU.

2.SelectVideoSetup.

3.SelectSetReverseVideoorInvertVideoPolarity.

4.SelectMENUtocanceltheon-screenmenu.

Switchingthecameratorearviewmode

Toswitchthecameratorearviewmodefollowthestepsbelow.

UsingtheJCU

1.PressMENU.

2.SelectSystemSetup.

3.SelectEnableRearviewMode.
WhenenabledtheoptionischangedtoDisableRearview

Mode,selectingthiswillrevertbacktonormalview.

4.PressMENUtocanceltheon-screenmenu.

9.3JCUPowermenu

Menuitem/
DescriptionSettings/Operation

JCUStndbyThisoptionplacestheJCUinstandby .Other

controllersonthesystemareunaffected.

SystemStndbyThisoptionplacestheJCUintoStandbymode.

GlobalStndbyThisoptionplacesallconnectedJCU’sinto

standby.

CalibrateJCUUsethe“CalibrateJCU”functiontocalibratethe

JCUpuck.
Followtheonscreeninstructionstocalibrate
thepuck:

•RotateCCW/CW–requiresyoutorotate
thepuckfullyclockwise,thenanti-clockwise.
thenpressthepucktocontinue.

Cancel

ExitthePowerMenu.

Accessingthepowermenu

Thepowermenucanbeaccessedbyfollowingthestepsbelow.

UsingtheJCU

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonontheJCU.

TheJCULCDwillcountdownfrom3to0,afterwhichthe
powermenuisdisplayed.

2.UsetheJCUPucktoselecttherelevantpoweroption.

3.SelectCanceltocancelthepowermenu.

Note:ThepowermenuisonlydisplayedontheJCU'sLCD
display.

OptionalJCU(JoystickControlUnit)

9.4Restoringfactorydefaults

Usethisproceduretoresetthecameratoitsfactorydefault
settings.

Withthecamerasetupmenudisplayed:

1.SelecttheAbout/Helpmenu.

2.SelectRestoreFactoryDefaultsfromtheavailableoptions.

9.5ResettingtheJCU

OccasionallyitmaybenecessarytoresettheJCU,todothis
youcaneitherpowercycletheJCUorfollowthestepsbelow:

1.PressandholdtheSCENE,COLORandHOMEbuttons

for1second.

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Chapter10:Troubleshootingandsupport

Chaptercontents

•10.1Thermalcameratroubleshootingonpage50

•10.2Raymarinecustomersupportonpage51

Troubleshootingandsupport

10.1Thermalcameratroubleshooting

Problemswiththethermalcameraandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

CameraisinStandbymode.ThecamerawillnotdisplayvideoifitisinStandbymode.Usethe

cameracontrols(eitherthethermalcameraapplicationorJCU)to
“wake”thecamerafromstandby.

Problemwiththethermalcameravideo
connections.

•Checkthermalcameravideocablesaresoundandproperly
connected.

•Ensurethatthevideoisconnectedintovideoinput1atthe
multifunctiondisplayorGVM.

•Ensurethatthecorrectvideoinputisselectedatthedisplay.

Videonotdisplayed.

Problemwithpowersupplytothe
cameraorJCU(ifusedastheprimary
controller)

•CheckthepowerconnectionstothecameraandJCU/PoEinjector
(ifused).

•Ensurethatthepowerswitch/breakerison.

•Checkthefuse/breakerstate.

Cannotcontrolthermalcamerafrom
Raymarinedisplayorkeyboard.

Thermalcameraapplicationisnot
running.

Ensurethethermalcameraapplicationisrunningonthemultifunction
display(asopposetothevideoapplicationwhichdoesnothavecamera
controls).

Checkthatthecontrollerandthermalcameraarecorrectlyconnectedto
thenetwork.(Note:ThismaybeadirectconnectionorviaaRaymarine
networkswitch.)

CheckthestatusoftheRaymarinenetworkswitch.

Networkproblem.

CheckthatSeaTalk

hs

/RayNetcablesarefreefromdamage.

Controlconict,e.g.causedbymultiple
usersatdifferentstations.

Ensurethatnoothercontrollersareinuseatthesametime.

Checkpower/networkcablingtothecontrollerandPoEinjector(PoE
onlyusedwithoptionalJoystickControlUnit).

Erraticorunresponsivecontrols.

Problemwiththecontroller.

Checkothercontrollersifavailable.Ifothercontrollersareoperating
thiswilleliminatethepossibilityofamorefundamentalcamerafault.

Cameraisnotadualpayloadmodel.Only“dualpayload”(duallens)thermalcamerassupportVIS/IR

switching.

Cannotswitchbetweenthermaland
visible(VIS/IR)videoimage.

VIS/IRcablenotconnected.EnsurethattheVIS/IRcableisconnectedfromthecameratothe

Raymarinesystem.(TheIR-onlycabledoesnotsupportswitching).

Poorqualityorfaultyvideocable.

Ensurethatthevideocableisnolongerthannecessary .Thelongerthe
cableis(orthesmallerthewiregauge/thickness),themoresevere
thelossesbecome.Useonlyhighqualityshieldedcablesuitablefora
marineenvironment.

Noisyimage.

Cableispickingupelectromagnetic
interference(EMI)fromanotherdevice.

•Ensureyouareusingahighqualityshieldedcable.

•Ensurepropercableseparation,forexampledonotrundataand
powercablesincloseproximitywitheachother.

Displaybrightnessissettoolow.Usethebrightnesscontrolsatthedisplaytoadjustaccordingly.

Thecontrastorbrightnesssettingsin
thethermalcameraapplicationareset
toolow.

Usetheappropriatemenuinthethermalcameraapplicationtoadjust
thecontrastandbrightnessoftheimage.

Imagetoodarkortoolight.

TheSceneModeisnotappropriatefor
thecurrentconditions.

AparticularenvironmentmaybenetfromadifferentSceneMode
setting.Forexample,averycoldbackground(suchasthesky)could
causethecameratouseawidertemperaturerangethanappropriate.
UsetheSCENEbutton.

Imagefreezesmomentarily.FFC(FlatFieldCorrection).

TheimagewillpausemomentarilyonaperiodicbasisduringtheFlat
FieldCorrection(FFC)cycle.JustpriortotheFFC,asmallgreen
squarewillappearintheupperleftcornerofthescreen.

Imageisinverted(upsidedown).Camera“Balldown”settingisincorrect.

EnsurethattheBalldownsettingwithinthethermalcamerasystem
setupmenuissetcorrectly.

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Chapter11:Technicalspecication

Chaptercontents

•11.1Cameratechnicalspecicationonpage54

•11.2PoEInjectortechnicalspecicationonpage54

Technicalspecication

11.1Cameratechnicalspecication

Powerrequirements

PoEClass3device

Powerconsumption•4.8Wtypical—withoutdemister

•12.5WMax—withdemister

EnvironmentalInstallationenvironment

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

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

•Relativehumidity:max95%

•WaterprooftoIPX6

•Wind:100knot(115.2mph)

•Vibration:IEC60945;
MIL-STD-810E

•Sand/dust:MIL-STD-810E

•SaltMist:IEC60945;
MIL-STD-810F

Electromagneticcompliance

EMI:IEC60945

Dimensions

•Basediameter:178mm(7in.)

•Height:152mm(6in.)

Weight

<1.4kg(3lb)dependingoncamera
variant.

Videoout

•NTSC=<9Hzand30Hz

•PAL=<9Hzand25Hz

Dependingoncameramodel.

PanandTiltadjustments

•Pan=±30º

•Tilt=+34ºto–27º

Note:PanandTiltanglesare
xedduringinstallation.

Videoresolution•320x240

•640x480

Dependingoncameramodel.

FieldofView•24ºx18º

•25ºx20º

Dependingoncameramodel.

11.2PoEInjectortechnical
specication

Nominalinputvoltage12or24Vdc

Operatinginputvoltagerange

9Vdcto36Vdc

Powerconsumption22WMax

Outputvoltage48Vdc@0.35A

Outputpower

17WMax

EnvironmentalInstallationenvironment

•Operatingtemperature:-25ºCto
+75ºC(-13ºFto167ºF)

•Storagetemperature:-40ºCto
+85ºC(-40ºFto185ºF)

•Operationhumidity:5%to90%

•Vibration:IEC60945;
MIL-STD-810E

•Sand/dust:MIL-STD-810E

•SaltMist:IEC60945

Electromagneticcompliance

FCCClassB,EN55022ClassB,
EN60950,EN60945

Dimensions

•Length:85mm(3.35in)

•Width:57mm(2.24in)

•Height:36mm(1.42in)

Weight

.45kg(1lb)

ConnectortypeRJ45ethernet10/100/1000M/bits

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Chapter12:Sparesandaccessories

Chaptercontents

•12.1T200Sparesandaccessoriesonpage56

•12.2RayNettoRJ45SeaT alk

hs

adaptorcablesonpage56

Sparesandaccessories

12.1T200Sparesandaccessories

Thetablebelowliststhesparesandaccessoriesavailablefor
theT200seriesthermalcameras.

DescriptionPartnumber

PoEInjectorR32 141

EthernetcouplerR32142

Coaxialvideocable7.6m(25ft)

A80266

Ethernetcable7.6m(25ft)

A80267

MountingkitR32144

JCU(JoystickControlUnit)

E32130

12.2RayNettoRJ45SeaTalk

hs

adaptor

cables

CablePartnumber

1m(3.28ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

cable

A62360

3m(9.84ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

cable

A80151

10m(32.8ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

cable

A80159

400mm(1.3ft)RayNettoRJ45
SeaTalk

hs

(female)cable

A80160

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