Garmin GPSMAP 7410 Camera Integration Guide - Page 3

video, and the IR-only cable provides infrared video only. The V/IR video stream offers more flexibility when using one cable only. When you need to connect the video stream directly from a camera to a single chartplotter, you should use the V/IR cable. For networks with an Axis video encoder, both cables can be connected to the encoder, which is connected to the chartplotter. See Multiple Network Camera Connection for configuration details. This setup allows both the IR and V/IR video streams to be displayed in a single chartplotter combination screen. Using the video encoder allows these streams to be viewed on any compatible networked chartplotter. For a network with multiple chartplotters, you can connect one FLIR composite video cable to each chartplotter, allowing sideby-side display of each video stream. Axis Network Cameras When you add Axis network cameras to a Garmin Marine Network, multiple camera feeds can be displayed on one chartplotter screen. You can also display one network camera feed on multiple Garmin chartplotters. When you connect an Axis camera to your compatible chartplotter, the network detects the camera automatically and displays it in the source list. You do not need to configure the camera. Garmin GPSMAP 7400, 7600, and 8000 series chartplotters are compatible with many M, P, and Q series Axis cameras and encoders. The chartplotters support Axis fixed-dome cameras, including the P33 series cameras, and Axis network cameras, including the P39-R series network cameras. These chartplotters also support Axis pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) model cameras, including the Q60-S PTZ dome camera. You can connect analog video cameras to Axis network encoders (up to 4-channel models), including the Q7424-R video encoder. These chartplotters support the F4X family of main units with connected sensors. Go to www.axis.com for a current list of available F sensors, including the F10. Axis Camera to Chartplotter Connection with a PoE Switch Item Description Axis network camera À PoE IEEE 802.af or IEEE 802.at, depending on the Axis camera Á model PoE switch* Â PoE isolator (GPN 010-10580-10) Ã GPSMAP chartplotter Ä *Not a Garmin part. Axis Camera to Chartplotter Connection with a Midspan PoE Injector Item À Á Â Ã Description Axis network camera Axis midspan PoE injector (or equivalent) PoE isolation coupler (GPN 010-10580-10) GPSMAP chartplotter Troubleshooting Before you contact your Garmin dealer or service center, you should perform a few simple troubleshooting steps to help diagnose the problem. My camera is installed but it is not in the video source menu Powering up the chartplotters and cameras can take several minutes to resolve. If the camera still does not appear, you should complete these actions. • Verify the power is connected. • Verify the circuit breakers are set properly. • Verify the Power over Ethernet (PoE) adapter power is on. • Verify the Ethernet cable is connected to your chartplotter. • Verify your routers and switches are on and functioning. • Verify the camera is working. See your camera owner's manual for camera troubleshooting information. • Verify the camera is compatible with Garmin systems. See Axis Network Cameras for more information on camera compatibility. My video displays but I cannot control the FLIR camera • Verify the correct video input source (built-in or Axis video encoder) is associated with the FLIR camera. See Changing the Associated Video Input Device for a FLIR Camera for more information. • Verify you selected the correct camera when associating the camera with the chartpotter . My chartplotter cannot access my Axis camera The chartplotter uses the Axis camera's default password to initially access the camera. When the chartplotter cannot connect to the camera because of mismatched passwords, the chartplotter displays a message that it cannot connect to the camera. When this message appears, you must reset your Axis camera password to its factory default settings. Go to www.axis.com for instructions on resetting the camera to factory default settings. My chartplotter combination screen will not allow a second built-in video source Depending on the model, Garmin chartplotters can have up to four built-in, or composite, video inputs. Each input can receive a standard composite video feed from a camera. Combinations can be configured to display multiple video sources, but only a single video function within a combination can use a composite video input connection to the chartplotter. To display up to four analog video streams in one combination screen, you can add an Axis video encoder to your network. See Multiple Network Camera Connection for configuration details. 3