Network connection examples

The camera can be integrated with a wide range of existing electronic systems, which may or may not already include a RayNet (Ethernet) network or a compatible multifunction display / chartplotter.

The following examples show possible network connections for:

  1. A single-camera system with the camera connected directly to a laptop or other device running a web browser (for camera control, and viewing the camera’s IP video feed).

  2. A single-camera system comprising a laptop or another device running a web browser (for camera control, and viewing the camera’s IP video feed), an Ethernet network switch, and an optional JCU (available separately) for additional camera control.

  3. A single-camera system comprising an analog video monitor connected via an IP video decoder (available separately from third-party retailers), an Ethernet network switch, and a JCU (available separately) for camera control.

  4. A single-camera system comprising a compatible multifunction display / chartplotter (for camera control, and viewing the camera’s video feed), an Ethernet network switch, and a JCU (available separately) for additional camera control.

  5. A multi-camera system comprising an analog video monitor connected via an IP video decoder (available separately from third-party retailers), 2 compatible multifunction displays / chartplotters, 2 Ethernet network switches, 2 JCUs (available separately), and a laptop (web browser) for additional camera control.

Note

Power connections are not shown throughout each of the following illustrations. For power connection information, refer to the instructions which accompany each device.