FLIR Navigator II Manual de usuario

Navigator II Installation Guide

For Static and Pan/Tilt Configurations

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FLIR Systems, Inc.

70 Castilian Drive

Goleta, CA 93117

Phone:

+1.888.747.FLIR (+1.888.747.3547)

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PAN/TILT CONFIGURATION

Introduction

Your Navigator II comes with the camera head, a cable that goes from the

camera head to the Joystick Control Unit (JCU) and Monitor, the JCU and the

mounting hardware described below.

Installation

Caution! The Navigator II should be installed by a factory-authorized installer.

Incorrect installation could void your warranty.

It is strongly recommended that you DO NOT separate the Camera from its

base during installation. Doing so will void your warranty.

Camera Mounting

Caution! Mount your Navigator II with the pedestal sealed to a flat, horizontal surface with the

camera above the mounting plane. Any other type of installation is not appropriate, may result

in damage to the camera, and may void the warranty.

Step 1 Using the “Camera Mounting Template” supplied as a part of the Installation Packet

as a guide, drill the mounting holes and 0.50 through-hole for the cable seal. Before drilling

holes, ensure that the template is facing the right direction; mount the camera with the front

of the base facing the intended viewing direction.

Mount the camera with the front of the base towards the primary viewing direction. The camera will rotate, pan,

approximately 180° in either direction from the primary viewing direction.

Step 2 Feed the cables through the 0.50 inch hole. Check that all the screw holes line up and the front of the camera base

is towards the primary viewing direction. (The cables exit the rear of the

camera base.)

Step 3 Check the gasket under the base for integrity and using a

3mm Allen wrench, securely fasten the camera in place with four

M5 socket-head machine screws, flat washers, lock washers, and

hex nuts provided. See Figure 3-5

In order to secure the mounting screws, manually tilt the camera

to its highest position and rotate the body until the access hole

in the front of the camera body is lined up with the mounting

screw. Rotate the camera to tighten each of the four mounting

screws.

Your Navigator II can be installed with machine screws, washers, lock washers, and hex nuts as described below, or it can

be secured using wood screws. Both types of mounting hardware are supplied.

Step 4 Securely attach the ground wire to the vessel ground plane.

Step 5 Route the control/power cable to the Joystick Control Unit and the video cable to the monitor. See Figure 3-1 for a

schematic representation of the cabling connections.

Joystick Control Unit Mounting

Caution! Changing the wiring configuration of the Navigator II or attempting to

utilize controllers or wiring harnesses other than those supplied by FLIR may cause

permanent damage to the unit and may void the warranty.

Caution! Do not connect the camera to anything other than 12 VDC power.

Operating the camera outside of the specified input voltage range or the specified

operating temperature range can cause permanent damage.

Caution! Ensure that power is turned off at your main electrical panel before

wiring the power to your Navigator II Joystick Control Unit.

When routing the camera cables to the desired location for the display and the

Joystick Control Unit, verify that the cables will reach before cutting and drilling

mounting holes.

Note: Use Belden 1189A or equivalent 75 Ohm RG59/U cable to extend the video

cable provided up to a 100 foot total length. To extend the power and

communication cable use Belden 1502SB or equivalent 20 AWG two twisted pair

(four conductor), 7/28 stranded cable. See http://bwccat.belden.com/.

Step 1 Using the “Joystick Control Unit Mounting Template” supplied as a part of

the Installation Packet as a guide, drill holes for the six studs and cut an access

hole for mounting the Joystick Control Unit.

Step 2 Connect the control cable to the aft (un-capped) connector on the back of

the JCU. The capped connector is only used if you plan on installing a second

control station. If you are installing a second control station, run the cable

supplied with the Dual Control Station kit from the capped

connector of the primary controller to the uncapped

connector of the secondary controller and connect both

securely.

Step 3 Check the gasket under the Joystick Control Unit for

integrity and securely fasten the switch in place with the two

M4 flat washers, lock washers, and hex nuts provided.

Step 4 Attach the ground wire securely to the vessel ground

plane.

Step 5 Connect the 12 VDC power and return wires from your

protected main electrical panel to the JCU wiring harness.

Wire must be 16-gauge with a maximum run of 100 feet.

Note: Depending on your JCU mounting location you may

want to connect the ground wire and power cables either

before or after installing the JCU.

Uncapped

Connector

Capped

Connector

STATIC CONFIGURATION

Thank you for buying your new Navigator II! If you need help during the installation

process, call 888.747.3547 to speak with one of FLIR’s Applications experts.

A qualified marine electronics technician should install your Navigator II, as incorrect

installation could void your warranty.

Introduction

Your static Navigator II comes with these standard components:

•Camera head

•25’ system cable that goes from the camera head to the On/Off switch and customer-supplied Monitor

•25’ video cable

•On/Off switch

•Mounting hardware (machine screws, washers, lock washers, and

hex nuts)

You may need to supply:

•16-gauge electrical wire from the vessel’s power control panel to

the Navigator II’s On/Off switch; maximum run of 100’

•Miscellaneous electrical hardware and connectors

•Camera base mount or shims (see below)

Before you begin:

•Find a good place to mount the Navigator II

oMount the Navigator II as high as practical, but without

interfering with any radar, navigational or communications

electronics, and minimizing the degree to which vessel structures block the

camera’s view

oMount the Navigator II as close to the vessel’s centerline as possible so you

will have a symmetrical view of on-coming traffic

oNavigator II should be mounted on a flat surface with the base on the bottom

and the camera on top. Do not hang the Navigator II upside down; your

picture will display upside down, and you may damage the Navigator II

•Think about where the Navigator II will be pointed

oMount the Navigator II with a slight downward angle, so the tip of the bow is visible in the lower quarter of

the image, and the path of the vessel is clearly visible, even at high deck angles

oIf your boat does not have a structure with angles to permit this alignment, you may have to supply shims.

These are available from PYI Inc., at www.pyiinc.com. PYI’s Seaview line includes a 4°wedge (the FW-4-1),

and an adjustable 0°-12°wedge (the AMA-W) that can be used to fine-tune your Navigator II’s tilt angle

during installation

Before you drill holes:

•Once you have selected your mounting location, verify that you will have

access to both sides of the mounting hardware

oWhile FLIR provides wood screws, we STRONGLY recommend using the

machine screws, washers and lock nut. To do so will require you (and

possibly an assistant) to have access to both sides of the mounting

hardware

•Note also whether you will have to remove any interior trim panels to gain

access to the mounting hardware, and remove them ahead of time.

Take extra care to ensure that your Navigator II is properly aligned to give you an optimal image.

It should be pointed straight ahead and at a slightly downward angle to account for the planing

angle of your boat – just enough so that you can see the bow of your vessel.

Camera Mounting – STATIC CONFIGURATION

Once you have confirmed that the selected mounting location will provide an unobstructed view

and a properly framed image, use our template, or the one from PYI, to determine where you

will drill your mounting holes.

Step 1 Using the “Camera Mounting Template” supplied as a part of the Installation Packet

(or the one supplied with the PYI shim, should you need to use one) as a guide, mark the

locations of the holes you will drill. Before drilling holes, ensure that the template’s front

arrow lines up with the direction you have already determined for the Navigator II. Drill the

mounting holes and the 0.50” through-hole for the cable seal.

Step 2 Disconnect the terminal lugs from the On/Off switch. The red wire with the in-line

fuse will be separate from the rest of the harness and may stay attached to the switch.

Step 3 Feed the cable and the cable seal through the 0.50 inch hole.

Step 4 Check that all the screw holes line up and the camera is facing the

intended direction. Make sure that the gasket under the base is in place and

undamaged, and, using a 3mm Allen wrench, securely fasten the camera in

place with four M5 socket-head machine screws, flat washers, lock washers, and

hex nuts provided.

Step 5 Securely attach the ground wire to the vessel ground plane.

Step 6 Route the cable to the On/Off switch and the monitor. See for a

schematic representation of the cabling connections.

If at all possible, DO NOT separate the Camera from its base during installation. If you are using the supplied wood screws

to mount the Camera base to the mounting surface, and you find that you do not have enough clearance to access the

screws with your screwdriver, you should be able to loosen the screws that hold the Camera head to

the base enough to provide ample room.

Fuse and On/Off Switch Mounting – STATIC CONFIGURATION

Caution! Changing the wiring configuration of the Navigator II or attempting to utilize controllers or

wiring harnesses other than those supplied by FLIR may cause permanent damage to the unit and

may void the warranty.

Caution! Do not connect the camera to anything other than 12VDC power. Operating the

camera outside of the specified input voltage range or the specified operating temperature

range can cause permanent damage.

Caution! Ensure that power is turned off at your main electrical panel before wiring the

power to your Navigator II camera On/Off switch,

After routing the camera cables to the desired location for the display and the ON/OFF

switch, verify that the cables will reach before cutting and drilling mounting holes.

Step 1 Using the “Switch Mounting Template” supplied as a part of the Installation

Packet as a guide, drill holes for the switch studs and cut the access hole

for mounting the On/Off switch.

Step 2 Connect the 12VDC power and return wires from your protected

main electrical panel to the camera system wiring harness. Wire must be

16 gauge with a maximum run of 100 feet. The power leads are the red

and black wires without terminal lugs.

Note: Depending on your switch mounting location you may want to

connect the terminal lugs either before or after installing the switch.

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