IRIS 75 Bedienungsanleitung

IRIS075 Day/Night Fixed Camera

USER GUIDE & INSTALLATION MANUAL

IRIS INNOVATIONS LIMITED

Units 8 & 9 Swanwick Business Centre, Bridge Road, Swanwick,

Hampshire SO31 7GB. UK

IRIS INNOVATIONS USA CORPORATION

1535 SE 17TH Street, Suite 115, FT. Lauderdale, FL33316

USA

www.boat-cameras.com

Warnings & Regulatory Information

Do not use harsh chemicals or cleaning solvents to clean the device.

Do not attempt to dismantle the device.

Unauthorized modiﬁcations or attachments could damage the device and may

violate regulations governing radio devices.

Any modiﬁcation to the products cable tail may invalidate the product warranty.

Please contact Iris Innovations before attempting any modiﬁcation to the cable.

Avoid dropping, knocking or excessively shaking the device. Rough handling

can break internal circuit boards and ﬁne mechanics.

Observe correct polarity when connecting the power and data. Failure to do so

could result in damage to the unit.

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This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that it must not

be disposed of with your other household waste. Instead, it is your re-

sponsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a

designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and elec-

tronic equipment.

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These lim-

its are designated to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses

and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception.

We hereby declare that the product is in compliance with the essential

requirements and other relevant provisions of European Directive 1995/

5/EC (Radio and Telecommunications terminal equipment directive).

Introduction

The IRIS075 is a general purpose, ﬁxed day / night camera with integrated infra

red illumination designed into a streamlined low-proﬁle waterproof housing.

It’s unique and stylish housing, coupled with a high resolution day / night

camera module that switches automatically from colour to monochrome at

night or in low light conditions make it a perfect choice as a docking or backup

camera, engine room camera, forward facing or walkway camera. The 075 will

also sit perfectly into any on board security system and will interface

seamlessly with most chart-plotters, TV’s, dedicated marine screens or

network adapters.

Key features include:

• Sony High Resolution Camera Module - 550TVL

• Water Proof - IP66

• Unique Low Proﬁle Design

• Day / Night (Colour / Mono) Automatic Operation

• Infra Red Illumination - Up to 30 feet

• Compact and Rugged Housing

• Easy Install

• Compatible with all leading MFD’s with Composite Input, TV’s with AV

input (or via an RF modulator otherwise) and IP encoders.

Installation

To install the IRIS106 you will need the following tools:

• Drill Bit for Pilot Holes (2mm)

• 3mm Hex Key (Supplied)

• Drilling Template (Supplied)

• Hand tools for connecting cables (unless pre-made cables are being

used), including wire cutters, wire stripper, and cross headed screw

driver.

• Appropriate tool for terminating BNC connector (unless pre-made

cables are being used), such as knife to remove coax cable outer

sheath and dielectric, BNC Crimp Tool, Cable Insulation Stripper.

• Marine Sealant

Before you begin the installation, please take time to consider the

following important points:

• Always wear safety goggles, dust mask and ear protection when

drilling, cutting or sanding. Where suitable gloves when handling ﬁbre

glass and GRP.

• Before drilling or cutting always ensure there are no obstructions,

cables or equipment on the opposite side of the surface you're working

on. Also ensure there is sufﬁcient space behind the surface to

accommodate the body of the camera, and cabling and ensure you can

get the necessary cables to the camera position.

• Observe safe working procedures when working with electricity. Do not

connect the equipment to live power sources until correct, safe

termination through an appropriately rated fuse or breaker is made. Do

not attempt to install this product unless you are a certiﬁed electrical

installer. Failure to do so could result in injury or death.

• It is advised that before the equipment is ﬁxed down, check that

desired viewing angles can be achieved in the intended installation

position, and that the equipment will not obstruct other equipment or

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ﬁxtures in it's intended position (such as doors or walkways for

example). If possible, power the item up and offer the camera up in the

vicinity of the desired installation position to double check suitability.

Cabling:

The camera has a 45cm cable tail which has a 2.5mm DC Barrel Jack (female)

to connect power and a 75ΩBNC (female) connector for the video signal,

therefore it will be almost inevitable that the power, data and video cables will

need to be extended. In a typical installation, the video cable will need to be

routed back to the monitor (or chart plotter), the data pair will need to be

routed back to the controller or RS485 Data Distributor in larger installations

and the power pair will need to be routed back to the boats distribution panel.

See the illustration below:

Fig:1.0. Very Basic Installation. Single camera with video output into MFD.

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Power

Distribution Panel

12VDC

Composite Video 75Ω1V P~P

12VDC Power

Cabling (continued...)

The following cable speciﬁcations apply:

Video: 75ΩCoaxial Cable such as RG59, URM70, RG174 Mini-Coax.

Power: 2 core. Rated 12VDC - max Current 1A

Individual cables can be run for each of the above, or 'Combination' (Combi)

cables can be used. Iris Innovations supply pre-made cables to length. Please

contact Iris for more details.

The Camera:

The IRIS075 consists of the following:

Camera Setup:

Setting The Viewing Angle:

The IRIS075 is designed to be installed in any way, on it’s base, upside down

or on a bulkhead. Therefore it will be necessary to adjust the camera’s ‘eyeball’

accordingly within the cowling to achieve the correct orientation. This is done in

the following way:

1. On the underside of the camera there is a single cross headed screw that

holds a ‘T’ shaped ‘eyeball’ retainer plate in position. This is how the camera

is held into place against the outer shell. Carefully remove this screw and

keep safe.

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Outer Shell Base Fixing Plate ‘Eyeball’ Retainer

‘T’ Plate

Camera (Eyeball)

2. Use the 3mm Hex key supplied to remove the 3 ﬁxings that fasten the shell

into the base plate. The shell, eyeball and T plate should now be free of the

base plate.

3. You will notice that the eyeball features a slight lip on one edge. This is the

sun-visor and should always be on the top of the eyeball perpendicular to

the ground. Adjust the eyeball so it is in the desired orientation within the

shell and hold in place.

4. Replace the T shaped retainer plate by re-fastening the cross headed screw

removed in step 1. To do this, carefully ﬂip the shell upside down, taking

care to keep the eyeball in position. Fit the T bar in position so that the holes

line up correctly with the holes of the shell. The cross headed retainer screw

fastens the hole at the bottom of the T bar into the threaded boss on the

shell. The two holes at each end of the T’s cross bar ﬁt over the bosses

through which the shells outer hex fastening are positioned. Ensure the T

bar is screwed tightly into the shell to prevent movement of the eyeball prior

to ﬁnally locking into place on the base plate.

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Fitting the Camera:

Step 1: After you have established the desired mounting position and are

happy there are no obstacles behind the surface into which you are drilling,

over the stick on drilling template into position, ensure you observe the desired

camera orientation before you stick the template down. The direction of view

is indicated on the drilling template - Be Sure to Set the Correct

Direction of View Before Drilling!

Step 2: Use a drill bit suitable for the ﬁxings you are using to open up 3 pilot

holes in the positions shown on the template, then drill a suitably sized hole

inside the pilot holes to allow cable access.

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Camera Fixing Base Plate

Direction of View

Step 3: Offer the base ﬁxing plate into position as shown above and screw into

place using self tapping screws appropriate for your install.

Step 4: Now connect the cameras power and video cables to your extension

cables and screw the ‘shell’ of the camera (containing eyeball) onto the base

ﬁxing plate using the 3mm Hex bolts supplied.

Camera Set-Up:

After the viewing angle has been set the camera is designed to be a ‘plug and

play’ device and therefore requires no special setup, other than powering up

the camera before it is installed and checking that the position in which it will

be ﬁxed delivers the desired ﬁeld of view.

It is also advised that the cameras Infra Red (IR) LED operation is checked prior

to ﬁnal install to ensure there are no objects within close proximity to the

camera that could falsely operate the IR LED’s resulting in the imaging

changing from day (Colour) to night (Mono) operation inadvertently.

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To do this, whilst the camera is powered up, tightly cup your hands around, or

cover around the IR sensor on the front of the camera, making sure no light

can get onto the face of the sensor. After a few seconds the LED should

operate and you should see a feint red glow around the IR illuminator. The

image on your screen should have also switched from Colour to Monochrome.

Operation

Now the camera is installed, powered up from a suitably rated and protected

12VDC power source and the video is hooked up to the monitoring (or

switching / recording / routing ) equipment, the camera is ready for use.

During the daytime or in areas where there is sufﬁcient light, the camera will

produce a crisp colour image. As light levels drop the image may appear

slightly grainy as the video gain is increased automatically until the day/night

ﬁlter kicks in when the light levels are sufﬁciently low. At this point the camera

image will switch to monochrome producing a sharp image up to around 30

feet. When the light levels rise sufﬁciently the camera will automatically switch

back to colour.

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