Furuno TZT9 Manual

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FLIR Camera
Setup Procedures
-IP
Camera
Type -
-
-
Model:
TZTL - 12F/15F
TZT2BB
Model:
TZT
/14/BB
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FOR COMPOSITE OUTPUT FLIR UNITS:
Please see our other support document (NavNet
TZtouch and TZtouch2 FLIR camera setup

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1.
Integration with FLIR M
-
Series
2.
Network Overview
3.
Setting up FLIR M
-
Series (IP Camera Type)
3.1.
Assig
ning Static IP Address
4.
Setting up NavNet TZtouch and TZtouch2
INDEX

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1. Integration with FLIR M-Series
Most FLIR M-Series cameras can be integrated with NavNet TZtouch and NavNet TZtouch2 MFDs to pan, tilt, zoom
in/out, and move or lock a camera to a specific target. This document describes how to configure the IP type FLIR M-
Series cameras before integrating them to the NavNet TZtouch and TZtouch2 network. For composite output FLIR
units please see our other document (NavNet TZtouch and TZtouch2 FLIR camera setup procedures)
FLIR M-Series Models – IP Camera
The FLIR M232 is the latest IP camera model compatible with pan/tilt/zoom. The M132 is also the IP type compatible
with tilt/zoom, no panning.
M232
https://www.flir.com/support/products/m232#Overview
2. Network Overview
One (1) FLIR M-Series can be used on the TZT9/14/BB and/or
TZTL12F/15F/2BB network as shown at right. Both video
images and control commands are communicated via the
Ethernet for the IP type cameras.
Note:
The JCU-3 (joystick control unit), normally included with the
FLIR camera a is necessary to turn on and off the camera and
operate the camera for the functions not supported by the MFD.
The JCU is considered a mandatory device.
3.Setting up FLIR M-Series (IP Camera Type)
Static IP addresses should be assigned to the FLIR M-Series camera and JCU-3 to match with the NavNet TZtouch and
TZtouch2 network. Only properly configured units should be placed on the Furuno Ethernet.
M-Series
IP Address
Subnet
Mask
Camera
172.31.200.3 *
255.255.0.0
JCU-3
172.31.200.100 (e.g.)
255.255.0.0

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3.1. Assigning Static IP Address
For the FLIR camera, set the IP address to one of the addresses that an Axis IP camera would normally use in the
system. Choose an address that isn’t already in use. (Example provided in the earlier table). The IP address of JCU
should be 172.31.xxx.xxx. The recommended IP addresses is shown in the prior table. You must avoid duplication with
the IP addresses of FURUNO Ethernet sensors. For detailed setup, follow the steps below.
Getting Started – Setting up a PC
(1) Connect a PC to the FLIR M-Series network.
(2) Set the PC to be in the same network domain as
the FLIR M-Series.
Tips:
The FLIR M-Series and the JCU controller are UPnP-enabled devices. You can see the list of UPnP-enabled device on
the PC by opening [Network] (Windows 7 and later). Note that devices such as M-Series cameras, JCUs, and AXIS
converters will appear on the PC only if they are in the same network domain.
Note:
When networking the M-Series camera and JCU, which were previously assigned with other IP addresses, you can display
the JCU IP address by pressing the COLOR button while pushing the puck. You can then assign an IP address to the PC
accordingly and thus be able to access the M-Series camera and JCU configuration page.
Tips:
When the
PC
is connected to the M
-
Series
camera
and JCU
directly
with
Ethernet cable
s
or via a
hub
without
(
a
router
or DHCP server
i
n the network), the M
-
Series
camera
and JCU
will
automatically assign themselves an
IP address of
169.254
.x
xx
.
xx
x
/
255.255.0.0
. In o
rder to access the configuration page of the M
-
Series
camera
and JCU,
set up
the
IP address and subnet mask of the PC to
169.254.
xxx
.
xxx
and
255.255.0.0
.
Note:
I
f
the PC
is set to
[
O
btain an
IP
address aut
omatically
]
,
an IP address of
169.254
.xxx.xxx will
be automatically assigned
in approx.
two
(2)
minutes.
However, it is sometimes easier to
manually
fix the IP address
. In this
example, the IP address is manually
fixed
to
169.254.1.2
and subnet mask
to
255
.255.0.0
as shown at right.

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(3) Once the PC is in the same network domain as the M-Series camera and JCU, you
will be able to see the M-Series camera and JCU icons under [Network] (Windows
7 and later). Host names are shown as device names. In this example, [A80438
0770003] is JCU-3 and [E70354 0685135] is M232.
Verify that the M-Series camera and JCU icons are available.
Assigning Static IP Address to M-Series Camera
(4) Double click the M-Series camera icon to open its configuration page.
(5) Enter the following default user name and password to log in.
User Name: “expert”
Password: “expert”
(6) Access the [Configuration] tab – [LAN Settings] and set the
IP address mode, IP address, and subnet mask as follows.
[IP Address Mode]: [Static] (default
[DHCP]).
[IP Address]: [172.31.200.3]
[Netmask]: [255.255.0.0]
Note:
If the devices do not appear, check if
the PC
is
set u
p
to display UPnP notifications
.
Windows
7
and later
-
In the [Network] page, t
urn on
[
Network Discovery
].

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(7) Scroll down to the bottom of the page
and click [Save].
(8) Restart the network or restart the
camera by recycling the power.
Note:
You will not be able to access the M-Series camera configuration page anymore after changing its IP address unless
the IP address and subnet mask of the PC is changed in step (14).
Assigning Static IP Address to JCU
(9) Go back to [Network] (Windows 7 and later) of the PC and double click the JCU icon to
open its configuration page.
(10)Enter the following default user name
and password to enter the page.
User Name: “expert” (or “admin”)
Password: “expert” (or “fliradmin”)

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(11)In the [JCU] page, set the [Camera Selection
Mode] to [Auto] and click [Save ini].
(12)In the [NETWORK] page, set the IP address
mode, IP addres, and subnet mask as follows.
[Mode]: [Static]
[IP Address]: [172.31.200.100] (any IP of
172.31.200.xxx without duplication with others)
[Netmask]: [255.255.0.0]
(13)Click [Save] and [Reboot].
Note:
You will not be able to access the M-Series JCU configuration page anymore after changing its IP address unless the
IP address and subnet mask of the PC is changed to 172.31.xxx.xxx / 255.255.0.0. In order to proceed to the next
steps, you will need to change the IP address and subnet mask of the PC to the new structure.

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Adjusting the PC’s IP Address to a New Domain
(14)After changing the IP address of the M-Series camera and JCU, assign
the PC with an IP address of 172.31.xxx.xxx and subnet mask of
255.255.0.0 to match with the new domain.
In this example, the IP address 172.31.100.100 and subnet mask
255.255.0.0 are assigned as shown at right.
After the static IP addresses are assigned to all the devices in the same domain, you will
be able to see the M-Series camera and JCU icons again in [Network] (Window 7 or
later).
Pairing JCU-3 with Camera
(15)
Access the JCU
-
3
page again to set the controllable camera to be operated with the
JCU-3. Click the JCU-3 icon.
(16) Access [CAMERAS]

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(17) Select the camera and click
[Add -->].
(18) See that the [Camera Connect] section shows the selected camera model.

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4. Setting up NavNet TZtouch and TZtouch2
After the FLIR M-Series setup is complete, the TZT9/14/BB and TZTL12F/15F should be set to detect the camera. The
procedure is described with screenshots as shown from a TZTL15F with v6.21 software.
(1) Access [Home] – [Settings] – [Camera].
(2) Tap [FLIR Installation].
At this stage, the IP address of the camera is not detected yet.
You will see no IP address indication in [FLIR IP].
(3) Tap [Scan IP].
(4) If the M-Series camera is properly detected, you will see the message [FLIR DETECTED: SELECT FLIR MODEL]
(TZT9/14/BB v6.01 and TZTL12F/15F/2BB v6.21 and later). Select [FLIR M200] and also see that the IP address
of the camera appears.