Seen IRIS-i User manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE

SEEN IRIS-i camera

This guide is intended for anyone installing SEEN IRIS-i cameras on SEEN IRIS-860 sensors. For information on how to

create a SEEN Insight account and activate camera subscriptions, refer to the SEEN Insight User Guide.

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Contents

Before you start 3

Overview 3

Requirements 3

Installation 4

Antenna 5

LED indication 5

Troubleshooting 5

Internal memory 6

Maintenance 6

Warranty 7

Specifications 7

Seen Safety Limited

Unit 4, 69 Kaiwharawhara Road

Wellington 6035,

New Zealand

+64 4 381 4475

www.seensafety.com

support@seensafety.com

Important

Install and test the IRIS 860 sensor before

installing the IRIS-i camera.

Maximum 80V DC power supply.

Voltages exceeding 80V may result in

damage to the camera and will not be

covered by the warranty.

This installation and set-up guide has been

prepared with all due care and attention,

however, Seen Safety Limited cannot be

held responsible for any errors or omissions

in this guide or any consequences thereof.

In the box

• IRIS-i camera

• 300mm M12 connector cable

• Weather shield

• Mounting bracket

• Antenna

• Antenna mounting bracket

• 4 x M6 x 12mm hex head screw

• 2 x M6 x 16mm hex head screw

• 2 x M6 Nylock nut

Before You Start

• Fully install and test the IRIS 860 sensor before attaching

the IRIS-i camera.

• Read these instructions in full before starting.

• IRIS-i cameras do not record sound.

• Each camera must be activated in SEEN Insight before the

camera can connect and upload data.

Note. Detection events are recorded and saved in the

camera memory even if the IRIS-i is not connected to the

network. These detections will be uploaded once the device

reconnects to the network. See page 6.

Overview

The IRIS-i camera is designed to be attached to an IRIS 860

sensor. Detection information is automatically uploaded by

IRIS-i to the SEEN Insight data platform insight.seensafety.com

When powered, IRIS-i cameras automatically connect to the

mobile data network via an embedded roaming SIM.

IRIS-i cameras upload the following information:

• A still image taken at the time of the detection

• The time, date, duration, and closest distance of the

detection

• The detection trace through the detection zone

• Video can be downloaded for an additional fee.

Requirements

• 3G / 4G mobile coverage.

• An installed IRIS 860 sensor with firmware 1.54 or higher, or

if a cab box is used, an IRIS 860 sensor with firmware 1.60 or

higher. The sensor firmware version can be checked in the

IRIS 860 setup app.

• A SEEN Insight account. This can be created for free at

insight.seensafety.com

• A SEEN Insight subscription for each connected camera.

•

IRIS 860 sensor and IRIS-i camera

IRIS 860 sensor and IRIS-i camera (back)

Installation

Fully install and test the IRIS 860 sensor before attaching the

IRIS-i camera.

The IRIS-i camera can be attached to either side of an IRIS-860

sensor. Configure Step-1 according to which side of the sensor

the camera will be mounted on.

Step 1

2 x M6 x 12mm + nylock nut. 10Nm

Step 3

2 x M6 x 12mm. 10Nm

(M12 plug sockets at bottom)

Step 5

Connect sensor

and camera

Step 4

Transfer sensor power

cable to camera

Step 2

2 x M6 x 16mm. 10Nm

Power

Note the sensor accessory

socket is not used to

connect the camera, and

remains free for other

sensor accessories.

Antenna Connection

1. The antenna should be mounted upright with minimal

shading from metallic surfaces. (Before attaching the

antenna check that the antenna cable is long enough to

reach back to the camera.)

2. Connect the antenna cable to the centre antenna socket.

Finger tighten only, do not use tools.

LED Indication

BLUE LED

A solid blue LED indicates that the IRIS-i is powered and is

communicating with the IRIS 860 sensor.

GREEN LED

A solid green LED indicates that the IRIS-i is connected to the

mobile data network.

FLASHING LED

A flashing LED (either blue or green) indicates that the IRIS-i

camera cannot communicate with the IRIS 860 sensor.

Troubleshooting

IRIS-i LED is not blue

• Check the cables are correctly installed and the camera is

receiving power.

Note. A USB power supply may not supply suicient power

for the camera to function correctly, even if the blue LED is

on. The power source must be capable of supplying 24W.

IRIS-i LED does not turn green

• Even in areas with strong mobile coverage the IRIS-i may

take several minutes to first connect to the network.

• In areas with a weak mobile signal connection may take up

to 15 minutes.

• If the LED does not turn green try moving the machine to an

area with a stronger mobile signal.

• Check the antenna cable is correctly fastened.

• Try repositioning the antenna to get a clearer signal.

• Restart the IRIS-i. It must be powered o for more than 10

seconds to fully shut down.

IRIS-860 sensor LED is not green

• Check the sensor is correctly connected to the camera and

that the camera is receiving suicient power.

LED

Antenna socket

5 pin power socket

8 pin sensor socket

Antenna cable to

IRIS-i camera

Top

Internal Memory

The IRIS-i camera’s internal memory stores detection data

until it is uploaded to SEEN Insight, or it is over-written by new

data.

Detection event data

Information about each detection event (data and still-image)

is automatically uploaded to the SEEN Insight platform when

the camera is online. If the network connection is lost, the

camera can store up to 1,000 detection event records. These

will be uploaded when the camera next connects.

Detection event video clips

The camera can store approximately 12,0001past detection

event videos before they start to be over-written. Detection

event videos that are still in the camera’s memory can be

download from SEEN Insight on a pay-per-view basis. Once

the camera’s memory buer is full, the oldest videos will start

to be over-written by new detection event videos. Sound is

not recorded.

Rolling video buer

A 6 hour rolling video buer is saved to the camera’s memory.

This video buer is continuously over-written by new material

when the camera is powered on. Sound is not recorded.

Emergency procedure

In the event of an emergency the camera should be removed

from the machine to ensure data is not over-written or lost.

Contact support@seensafety.com

*The exact number will vary depending on the duration of each

event.

Maintenance

IRIS-i cameras have no user-serviceable parts. Establish a

regular procedure to check for window contamination. The

window should be cleaned with clean water and a soft cloth to

avoid scratching. Avoid all solvents, degreasers, petroleum or

alcohol cleaning products.

The camera is rated IP67.

Do not use high pressure water jets to clean.

1 The exact number will vary depending on the duration of

each event.

Specifications

Input power DC12-80V. Electrical 2.0A Standards FCC Part 15

PTCRB

EN 301489 EMC emissions and immunity

Direction signal input DC 3.5-100V electrical 1mA Ingress protection IP67. Protected from dust ingress and water

ingress at 1 metre submersion for 30 minutes.

Avoid high pressure water jets

Power consumption 24W max with attached sensor plus

sensor accessory

Enclosure ASA injection moulded plastic

Camera field of view 70 degrees horizontal x 55 degrees

vertical

Window Hard coated PMMA with oleophobic and anti-

reflective coatings.

Maintenance Clean with water and a soft clean

cloth. Avoid all solvents, degreasers,

petroleum or alcohol cleaning products

Operating

temperature -20 to +60 degrees C ambient

Connectors M12 5-pin (power supply)

M12 8-pin (to sensor)

Dual SMA antenna connectors

(Primary RF connector in centre)

Dimensions 110mm H x 64mm W x 66mm D

Weight 0.26kg

IRIS-i camera label

SEEN IRIS-i camera

DC 12-24V 24W

IP67 NA modem

Made in Thailand

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Warranty

IRIS-i cameras have been designed for reliable long-term use

on industrial vehicles in indoor or outdoor applications. The

camera is covered by a 1 year repair or replacement warranty

on materials and workmanship. The warranty excludes general

wear and tear, physical damage caused by direct impact

to the camera, over-tightening or misalignment of the M12

connectors, damage to the camera window, damage caused by

high-pressure water jets, damage caused by chemical cleaners

(including alcohol, benzene, thinners, and degreasers), or

damage caused by over-voltage to the power supply. IRIS-i

camerass have no user serviceable parts. Opening the

enclosure will void the warranty.

SCN0023

A0001234

Example camera serial number

SCN0023A0001234

Power socket (M12 5-pin)

Pin Name Description Direction Max.

input

voltage

Min.

input

voltage

Input

high

voltage

Input

low

voltage

Output

high

voltage

Output

low

voltage

Conditions Notes

1 Vin + Supply positive Input 92v 10.8v - - - - - 24W maximum power draw

2 Vin – Supply negative

(ground)

- - - - - - - - System / chassis ground

3 System

status

High when

system operating

Output - - - - 5.5v max.

4.5v min.

2.7K Ohm load

to ground

PNP output

4 Detection High when target

detected

Output - - - - 5.5V max

4.5V min.

2.7K Ohm load

to ground

PNP output

5 Direction

signal in

Input Input 100v 0v 3.5v min. 1v max. - - - Input current is less than

1.0 mA

Sensor socket (M12 8-pin)

Pin Name Description Direction Max.

input

voltage

Min.

input

voltage

Input

high

voltage

Input

low

voltage

Output

high

voltage

Output

low

voltage

Conditions Notes

1 Vout + Supply output to

IRIS 860 sensor

Output - - - - 16v - Limits IRIS 860 supply

voltage to 16V

2 Vout - Supply negative

(ground)

- - - - - - - - System / chassis ground

3 Reserved

4 Reserved

5 Direction Direction signal

output to sensor

Output - - - - 16V max

6.8V min.

- 10K ohm load

to ground

PNP output

6 Trigger in Camera trigger

input

Input 30V 0V 3.5V

min.

0.7V

max

High impedance external

trigger input for the camera

Product specifications are subject to change without notice to improve reliability, function, design or otherwise.

5 pin power socket

8 pin sensor socket

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SEEN IRIS-i Installation Guide V0.2 [PROTOTYPE]

Seen Safety Limited

Unit 6, 69 Kaiwharawhara Road

Wellington 6035, New Zealand

+64 4 381 4475

www.seensafety.com

support@seensafety.com

IMPORTANT. SEEN IRIS 860 sensors can provide collision warning assistance to the operator but do not replace the need for

proper operator training and best practice safe operating procedure. While IRIS 860 sensors can alert the machine operator

to a potential collision, the operator is always fully responsible for the safe operation of the equipment. IRIS 860 sensors do

not comply with the regulatory standards required for devices which are intended to directly control vehicle or machine safety

functions. Using the sensor accessory port to control a vehicle or machine function is entirely at your own risk. Detection can

never be guaranteed.

IRIS-i are trademarks of Seen Safety Limited.

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