OCEAN PRESENCE OPT-06SD/HD Manuale utente

OCEAN

PRESENCE

Technologies

Underwater IP Camera System

OPT-06SD/HD User’s Manual

Version 2.1

OceanCam™

Models: OPT-06SD, OPT-06SDE, OPT-06HD, OPT-06HDE,

OPT-06FHD & OPT-06FHDE

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 1.0 7/16/13

NOTICE TO USERS

This manual or the software described

herein, in whole or in part, may not be

reproduced, translated or reduced to any

machine-readable form without prior written

approval from Ocean Presence

Technologies.

OCEAN PRESENCE TECHNOLOGIES AND SONY

CORPORATION PROVIDES NO WARRANTY WITH

REGARD TO THIS MANUAL, THE SOFTWARE OR

OTHER INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN AND

HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED

WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR

FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH

REGARD TO THIS MANUAL, THE SOFTWARE OR

SUCH OTHER INFORMATION. IN NO EVENT

SHALL OCEAN PRESENCE TECHNOLOGIES NOR

SONY CORPORATION BE LIABLE FOR ANY

INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL

DAMAGES, WHETHER BASED ON TORT,

CONTRACT, OR OTHERWISE, ARISING OUT OF

OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS MANUAL, THE

SOFTWARE OR OTHER INFORMATION

CONTAINED HEREIN OR THE USE THEREOF.

Ocean Presence Technologies reserves the right to

make any modification to this manual or the

information contained herein at any time without

notice.

The software described herein may also be governed

by the terms of a separate user license agreement.

•“UWIP,” “Underwater IP Camera”,

“OceanCam” and “OceamCam” are

trademarks of Ocean Presence

Technologies.

•“IPELA” is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

•Microsoft, Windows, Internet Explorer and

MS-DOS are registered trademarks of

Microsoft Corporation in the United States

and/or other countries.

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All other company and product names are trademarks

or registered trademarks of the respective companies

or their respective makers.

Indicates potential electrical

hazard. Please handle with care

and observe all proper operations

and warnings.

If you have any questions about this

product, you may call:

Ocean Presence Technologies at:

831-426-4678

or E-mail to: [email protected]

or Write to:

Ocean Presence Technologies

326 Pacheco Ave.

Santa Cruz, CA 95062 USA

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 1.0 7/16/13

TABLE of CONTENT

1.0 SHIPPED COMPONENTS ..................... 4

2.0 QUICK START....................................... 4

2.1 Unpacking Instructions.......................... 4

2.2 Connecting the Camera ........................ 5

2.3 Configuring the Network ....................... 5

2.4 Deployment Testing.............................. 6

3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION........................ 7

3.1 Hardware Assembly.............................. 7

3.2 Camera System.................................... 7

3.3 Housing................................................ 8

3.4 Power & Network Subsystems .............. 8

3.5 Moisture Purging System ...................... 9

3.6 Buoyancy Control ................................. 9

4.0 CAMERA OPERATIONS ..................... 10

4.1 Software Installation ........................... 10

4.2 Assigning IP Address.......................... 10

4.3 Configuring the Camera...................... 11

4.3.1 Video Settings........................ 11

4.3.2 Upright Mounting.................... 12

4.3.3 Home Position........................ 12

4.3.4 White Balance........................ 12

4.4 SNC Desktop Viewer .......................... 12

4.4.1 Area zoom ............................. 13

4.4.2 Vector dragging...................... 13

4.4.3 Panorama Control .................. 14

4.5 Recording Images & Video ................. 14

4.6 Media Player Software........................ 14

4.7 Free Plug-in Viewer ............................ 15

4.8 Operation Authority............................. 16

4.9 Position Presets & Tours..................... 16

4.10 Image Transmission ........................... 17

5.0 SYSTEM ACCESSORIES .................... 18

5.1 Underwater Lighting............................ 18

5.2 Hydrophone ........................................ 18

5.3 Wireless Network................................ 19

5.4 Remote Power Systems...................... 19

5.5 Ethernet Extender............................... 19

5.6 Smart Phone Viewer ........................... 19

6.0 PRE-DEPLOYMENT TESTING ............ 20

6.1 Camera/Network Tests ....................... 20

6.2 Final Check-out................................... 20

7.0 CARE & MAINTENANCE..................... 21

7.1 Opening the Housing .......................... 21

7.2 Closing the Housing............................ 21

7.3 Above Water Maintenance .................. 21

7.4 O-Ring Greasing Technique................ 22

7.5 Below Water Maintenance .................. 22

7.6 Periodic Maintenance.......................... 22

8.0 APPENDIX........................................... 23

8.1 Troubleshooting Guide........................ 23

8.1.1 Camera Power Light Off ......... 23

8.1.2 Camera Network Light Off ...... 23

8.1.3 Camera Not in SNC Toolbox... 23

8.1.4 DSN Error/Server Not Found .. 24

8.2 Dome Field Replacement.................... 24

8.2.1 Dome Removal....................... 24

8.2.2 Dome Installation.................... 24

8.3 Warranty............................................. 26

8.4 Accessories (Optional) ........................ 26

8.5 Replacement Parts ............................. 26

8.6 Camera Specifications ........................ 27

8.6.1 System Requirements ............ 27

8.6.2 Camera Specifications............ 27

8.6.3 Camera Components ............. 28

8.7 Housing Specifications........................ 28

8.8 Mounting the Camera.......................... 29

8.9 Underwater Cable Wiring .................... 29

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 2.0 7/16/13

1.0 SHIPPED COMPONENTS

1) Underwater camera in housing,

2) Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) cable,

3) PoE power supply with power cord,

4) Software CD,

5) Spares kit: allen wrench, silicone

grease, silica bags and

6) Users manuals.

2.0 QUICK START

The OceanCam Underwater IP camera

system (UWIP) has been designed to

simplify installation and deployment. It

involves four simple steps:

1) Unpacking the camera

2) Connecting the camera

3) Configuring the network

4) Deployment testing

Step #4 is covered in detail in Section 6 of

this manual.

2.1 UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS

The OceanCam is shipped in a specially

designed packing box. The camera is

packed with protective foam and is ready

to use out of the box.

THE BOX AND PACKING MATERIALS

SHOULD BE RETAINED IN THE EVENT THAT

SHIPPING IS REQUIRED

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 2.0 7/16/13

2.2 CONNECTING THE CAMERA

The OceanCam is ready to be used out of

the box. It employs a PTZ camera that is

network ready.

The standard system includes a power

supply and an underwater Power-over-

Ethernet (PoE) cable. The PoE connector

should be attached to the housing and the

cable stress relief sleeve lightly tightened.

To connect to the network, attach the other

end of the PoE cable to the OUT port of

the power supply. A standard Ethernet

cable can then be attached from the IN

port of the power supply to a router,

computer or Internet modem.

A router can be used to initially configure

the camera. To connect directly to a

computer, a commercially available

network crossover cable or coupler (not

supplied) may be required.

Once all the network cables have been

attached, you can apply power to the

system.

The camera will initially blink both the

power and network lights. The power light

will stay on and the network light will blink

for two minutes at which time the turret will

realign to the home position.

The network light will illuminate, indicating

that the network connection was

successful. (If this network light is not

green or amber, see Section 8.1.2 for more

detailed instructions or troubleshooting

guide in Appendix A.

2.3 CONFIGURING THE NETWORK

The first time that you install the camera on

your computer you will need to download

the configuration software from the

Installation CD. Insert the CD in your CD-

ROM drive. A cover page will appear. Click

the Setup icon of the SNC toolbox. The file

download dialog opens. Install the SNC

Toolbox into your Windows computer using

the wizard.

Start the SNC Toolbox and click “Search”

to detect the camera. The program will

detect any camera on the network. (See

included Sony User Manual for detailed

installation and operations.)

The camera will become visible on the

network as indicated by appearing in the

SNC Toolbox program.

THE FACTORY SETTING FOR THE CAMERA

IS SET TO DHCP.

Double-clicking on this camera will launch

the camera in a browser window. Only a

Windows operating system can be used to

administer the program, although other

operating systems can be used to view and

control the camera.

FIREFOX, SAFARI AND OTHER APPLE

BASED BROWSERS ARE SUPPORTED FOR

VIEWING AND CAMERA CONTROL.

RECORDING IS DONE USING ACTIVEX.

See Section 4.4 and Section 4.7 for details

on the operation of the two video viewers.

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 2.0 7/16/13

2.4 DEPLOYMENT TESTING

The camera can be deployed while the

network is operational. This will allow the

monitoring of any leakage.

DO NOT PLUG IN OR REMOVE THE

HOUSING POE CONNECTOR WHILE

UNDERWATER WHEN THE POWER

IS ON!

Weights can be added to adjust the

buoyancy. Attach 4-5 pound weights to

each corner of the housing using plastic

cable ties.

It is advisable to test the system in fresh

water prior to saltwater deployment. If this

is not possible, lower the camera into the

water with the camera pointing vertical and

the network active.

If a perfect o-ring seal has not been

obtained, fogging or condensation will soon

appear on the inside of the top of the

dome.

A submergence test can also we

performed without power applied. Lower

the system to a depth of 10 feet and then

remove it for visible inspection for leaks. If

possible, test the system again at a depth

of 30 feet for 15 minutes.

IF ANY MOISTURE IS SEEN ON THE

TOP OF THE DOME, REMOVE THE

SYSTEM FROM THE WATER

IMMEDIATELY!

If moisture is seen on the top inside of the

dome, either the O-ring was not properly

sealed or additional moisture removal may

be required. If a dry system cannot be

obtained, please contact the manufacturer

for assistance.

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 2.0 7/16/13

3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

3.1 HARDWARE ASSEMBLY

The camera system is shipped completely

assembled and ready for operation.

Attach the PoE cable to the camera using

the underwater connector. Lightly tighten

the stress relief sleeve. Additional plastic

cable ties can also be used.

Attach the other end of the PoE cable to

the power injector. An optional waterproof

power/wireless box may have already been

wired to the PoE cable.

Attach the Ethernet cable to the network

consisting of a router, wireless network

adapter, computer or direct Internet

modem.

Connecting to a computer may require a

crossover cable (not supplied).

Once both network connectors are

attached, plug the power into a 110/240

VAC source. Once power is supplied to the

camera, it will “boot” and move to the

“home” position.

The system provides for the removal of

moisture from inside the housing with the

use of silica bags. The housing exerts

approximately 10-16 pounds of positive

buoyancy. Weights can be attached to

either side of the housing.

Once all the network cables have been

attached, you can apply power to the

system.

The camera will initially blink both the

power and network lights. The power light

will stay on and the network light will blink

for two minutes at which time the turret will

realign to the home position.

3.2 CAMERA SYSTEM

The OceanCam employs a PTZ (pan-tilt-

zoom) camera that has been designed for

24x7 operations.

The camera has a rotation range of 340-

degress or 360-degrees endless rotation

(depending on model) and can tilt 210-

degrees with an auto-flip feature that keeps

the image properly oriented.

Both optical and digital zoom is available

although, digital zoom is generally disabled

to obtain the sharpest underwater images.

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3.3 HOUSING

The OceanCam housing has been

specially designed and manufactured for

select IP cameras. Model OPT-06 has

been designed for a maximum working

depth of 180 feet. Other models are

available for greater working depths.

The housing uses a specially designed

greater than hemi-sphere glass dome that

allows for greater clarity and a harder

surface capable of being cleaned

underwater. A nylon sponge can be used

on the glass dome only as other surfaces

maybe scratched.

The housing features cable stress relief.

The housing uses pairs of circular o-rings

to insure a more reliable seal. The cylinder

is free of attached components and can be

completely removed exposing the camera

and components.

The housing has been specially designed

to protect the electronics from small

amounts of water in the unlikely event of

an improperly seated o-ring.

NOTE: When underwater lighting (Section

5.1 or hydrophone (Section 5.2) is not

being used, plugs with o-rings may be

supplied. These have been tightened in the

factory and should not need any attention.

HAND TIGHTEN PLUGS ONLY!

DO NOT FLATTEN THE O-RING.

3.4 POWER & NETWORK SUBSYSTEMS

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) has the ability

to carry both data and power over a single

Cat5 cable. The underwater PoE connector

can be attached or removed underwater. A

stress relief sleeve is also used.

DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE CAP AS THE

BULKHEAD MAY BE LOOSEN UPON

REMOVAL OF THE CAP. THIS MAY CAUSE

LEAKING!

The system may employ a PoE power

supply (PoE injector). A standard Ethernet

Cat5 network cable connects to a local

area network (router) and then to the

Internet. For testing purposes, a F-F

connector and crossover cable may be

needed when connecting directly to a

computer without going through a network

router.

A 110/240 VAC power supply is

used to deliver 48 VDC to the

camera through the PoE cable.

A power converter/regulator inside the

camera converts to 12 VDC used by the

camera. The camera can also be powered

from 48 VDC batteries.

DO NOT PLUG IN OR REMOVE THE

HOUSING POE CONNECTOR WHILE

UNDERWATER WHEN THE POWER

IS ON!

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 2.0 7/16/13

3.5 MOISTURE PURGING SYSTEM

To ensure the best operation of the

camera, moisture inside the housing needs

to be removed. This is done through the

use of silica drying bags. Bags only need

to be replaced if the housing is opened.

They can be regenerated in a warm oven.

3.6 BUOYANCY CONTROL

Standard dive weights can be attached to

each side of the housing for buoyancy

control. The amount of weight is based on

the surge conditions of each deployment.

Weights should not be used for permanent

placement or in very high surge.

Weights should not be used for permanent

placement or in high surge. Standard lead

dive weights can be used instead of the

weight tray. Attach weights to the metal

bars on either side of the housing.

OceanCam User’s Manual Version: 2.0 7/16/13

4.0 CAMERA OPERATIONS

The camera is a fully featured security

camera. It has numerous features that far

exceed those needed for most underwater

applications.

Features includes a variety of navigation

tools, secure user login, remote operations,

display and panorama tools, image/video

capture, E-mail and FTP image

transmission, two-way audio, motion

detection, executive control camera

management and many more. Features

relevant to the use of the camera

underwater will be discussed in this

manual. Please refer to the Sony User’s

Manual for a more in depth discussion and

for other features.

4.1 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

The SNC Toolbox is first downloaded to a

Windows PC using the install disk. The CD

also contains a user manual on the

camera’s operation and other valuable

tools.

Once the software has been downloaded

and installed, open the SNC Toolbox

program. The table that will appear

contains the MAC address, IP address,

model, serial number and version number

of each camera on the network. If the

camera is properly connected, this

information will be displayed.

Each camera will appear on a separate

line. The IP Address of the camera will be

assigned using DHCP. This indicates that

the software has automatically detected

the camera.

An empty table indicates that the camera is

not properly connected or not turned on.

(For further assistance see

Troubleshooting Section 8.1)

At this point, the camera can be accessed

either by selecting the camera in the

toolbox or by entering the IP Address into a

browser window.

FIRST TIME ACTIVEX USERS MAY BE

REQUIRED TO APPROVE THE INSTALLATION

OF THE VIEWER.

4.2 ASSIGNING IP ADDRESS

To connect the camera to a network using

static IP address, you first need to logon as

an Administrator. Type the Administrator

name and password (both are initially set

to “admin”). Click OK to access

administration menus.

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