FLIR Raymarine CAM220IP

Questions and Answers:

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Julia ThompsonAug 4, 2025
What to do if there is no image on multifunction display from FLIR Raymarine CAM220IP Security Camera?
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  austincharlesAug 4, 2025
  If you're not seeing an image from your FLIR Security Camera on the multifunction display, first, use the Camera application on the MFD to cycle through the available camera feeds to see if the IP camera image is displayed. Ensure that the camera is connected to the multifunction display according to the instructions, correctly powered on, and that both the MFD and camera are physically connected to the same network. Also, make sure the MFD is running the latest version of LightHouse software. Try power cycling the IP camera while leaving your multifunction display powered up.
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Joshua BeasleyAug 10, 2025
Why FLIR Security Camera video performs poorly?
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  Sophia GoodAug 10, 2025
  Poor video performance from your FLIR Security Camera may be due to insufficient bandwidth for a high-quality stream. To fix this, use a connected PC to select a lower resolution stream, which will conserve bandwidth and improve performance on low bandwidth connections. If using a PC with Microsoft Internet Explorer, click the message above the video area to use the ActiveX plug-in instead of Flash Player; ActiveX may provide smoother video performance.
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John AndersonAug 16, 2025
How to fix FLIR Security Camera that does not power on?
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  Bryan JohnsonAug 16, 2025
  If your FLIR Security Camera isn't powering on, check the following: For a Power over Ethernet (PoE) connection, ensure the Ethernet cable is correctly and securely connected, and that you're not using a crossover coupler or cable. Make sure the Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) device is switched on and has enough remaining power to power the camera. For a dedicated power cable connection, ensure the power supply meets the camera’s power requirements, is switched on, and that all power cables are correctly and securely connected.
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Mrs. Kathryn Brown PhDAug 21, 2025
What to do if PSE is allocating PoE to FLIR Security Camera?
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  Nathaniel PhelpsAug 22, 2025
  If the PSE is allocating PoE to the camera even though it is powered using a separate power supply, note that PoE allocation always takes priority over the dedicated power supply. If connecting the camera to a PSE ensure that the camera’s dedicated power cable is not connected. Alternatively, re-configure the network so the camera is plugged into a non-PoE ethernet connection.

FLIR Raymarine CAM220IP Specifications

General

Brand	FLIR
Model	Raymarine CAM220IP
Category	Security Camera
Language	English

Summary

Important Information

Certified Installation

Raymarine recommends certified installation for enhanced warranty benefits.

Power Over Ethernet (PoE)

Explanation of the PoE system and its classifications for powering devices.

Water Ingress

Disclaimer regarding the product's waterproof rating and susceptibility to high-pressure washing.

Disclaimer and Product Disposal

Notes on product warranty, liability, and proper disposal methods according to WEEE Directive.

EMC Installation Guidelines

Recommendations for minimizing electromagnetic interference during installation for optimal system performance.

Warranty Registration

Instructions on how to register product ownership online to receive full warranty benefits.

IMO and SOLAS Compliance

Clarifies the intended use of the equipment and its compliance with maritime regulations.

Technical Accuracy Notes

Information regarding the document's accuracy and potential product specification changes.

Document and Product Information

Document Information

Details about the manual, applicable products, and how to access related documentation.

Product Overview

Description of the CAM220IP camera, its key features, and technical specifications.

Planning the Installation

Installation Checklist

Essential tasks for planning and executing the system installation.

Compatible Displays and Software

Lists compatible Raymarine displays and required software version for operation.

Parts Supplied and Tools Required

Details the items included with the product and the tools necessary for installation.

Typical Systems and Warnings

Outlines common system configurations and critical warnings for installation safety.

Location and Orientation

Guidance on selecting a suitable mounting location and camera orientation for optimal performance.

Cables and Connections

General Cabling Guidance

Best practices for cable routing, shielding, and isolation to ensure system reliability.

Connections Overview

Identifies product connectors and their typical connections to other equipment.

Power Options and Connection

Details PoE and self-powered options, including connection diagrams and warnings.

Network Connection

Instructions for connecting the camera to MFDs or PCs via Ethernet for video feed.

Mounting

Mounting the Unit

Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the camera unit to a surface.

Operation

Web Browser Interface

Network setup, login procedures, and accessing the camera's web interface for configuration.

Video Manipulation

Instructions for reversing and flipping the video feed to match installation orientation.

Factory Reset

Steps to reset camera settings back to factory defaults via the web interface.

Maintenance

Routine Checks

Periodic checks for cable damage and connector security to ensure reliable operation.

Cleaning Instructions

Guidance on cleaning the unit safely using a damp cloth and mild detergent.

System Checks and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Overview

General guidance on diagnosing and correcting common installation problems.

LED Status Indicator

Explains the meaning of different LED sequences and colors for status indication.

IP Camera Troubleshooting

Specific solutions for common issues encountered with IP camera operation.

Technical Support

Product Support and Servicing

Information on contacting Raymarine for support, warranty, and repair services.

Technical Specification

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications covering physical, power, environmental, camera, and video parameters.

Spares and Accessories

Network Hardware

Lists available network switches and couplers for system configuration.

RayNet to RJ45 Adapter Cables

Details various adapter cables for connecting RayNet and RJ45 SeaTalkhs devices.

RayNet Cables and Connectors

Describes cables and adapters for making RayNet to RayNet connections.

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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

FLIR Raymarine CAM220IP Specifications

Summary

Important Information

Certified Installation

Power Over Ethernet (PoE)

Water Ingress

Disclaimer and Product Disposal

EMC Installation Guidelines

Warranty Registration

IMO and SOLAS Compliance

Technical Accuracy Notes

Document and Product Information

Document Information

Product Overview

Planning the Installation

Installation Checklist

Compatible Displays and Software

Parts Supplied and Tools Required

Typical Systems and Warnings

Location and Orientation

Cables and Connections

General Cabling Guidance

Connections Overview

Power Options and Connection

Network Connection

Mounting

Mounting the Unit

Operation

Web Browser Interface

Video Manipulation

Factory Reset

Maintenance

Routine Checks

Cleaning Instructions

System Checks and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Overview

LED Status Indicator

IP Camera Troubleshooting

Technical Support

Product Support and Servicing

Technical Specification

Technical Specifications

Spares and Accessories

Network Hardware

RayNet to RJ45 Adapter Cables

RayNet Cables and Connectors

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