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- Page 1 INSTALLATION GUIDE PUBLICATION N 814089 LANGUAGE: ENGLISH ISSUE: 1 DATE: 01 FEBRUARY 2021 NIR-656 / NIR-2K Camera Q U A L I T Y C U S T O M E R S O L U T I O N S...
- Page 2 Observe precautions for handling electrostatic discharge sensitive devices. Equipment Operation Use of this instrument in a manner not specified by AMETEK Land may be hazardous. Read and understand the user documentation supplied before installing and operating the equipment. The safety of any system incorporating this equipment is the responsibility of the assembler.
- Page 3 This manual is provided as an aid to owners of AMETEK Land’s products and contains information proprietary to AMETEK Land. This manual may not, in whole or part, be copied, or reproduced without the expressed written consent of AMETEK Land.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K Contents Introduction About the NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imager Unpacking the Thermal Imager Nomenclature Specifications 2.1 Imager Performance 2.2 Mechanical & Environmental Electrical 2.4 Image Processing 2.5 Standard Accessories Installing the Thermal Imager 3.1 Fields of View 3.2 Thermal Imager installation dimensions Electrical Connections 4.1 Connecting the mains input to the TRACO Power Supply Unit 4.2 Using an alternative Power Supply Unit 4.3 Ethernet Communications (Gig-E) Data Output... -
Page 5: Introduction
NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera INTRODUCTION This Installation Guide gives instructions on how to the install the AMETEK Land NIR-656 / NIR-2K Fixed Thermal Imaging System. The system is operated from IMAGEPro or IMAGEViewer software, both of which are available from AMETEK Land. These instructions are provided as a series of simple installation diagrams, covering the installation of the NIR-656 / NIR-2K thermal imaging camera and its mountings, accessories and services. The equipment must be used, maintained and serviced by properly trained personnel, capable of following the procedures given in these instructions. Safety may be impaired if the system is not used as indicated. It is important to check the equipment with which you have been supplied and then read these instructions thoroughly before proceeding with operation. There are two basic installed configurations covered by this guide. Control Computer Installation Optional Purge Blower Optional IMAGEPro or Imager Remote IMAGEViewer Optional Computer Protection Jacket /... - Page 6 Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K Fig. 1-1 AMETEK Land NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera Air Purge Protection Jacket Back Cap Fig. 1-2 NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera with Air Purge, Protection Jacket and Back Cap Installation Guide...
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Page 7: About The Nir-656 / Nir-2K Thermal Imager
NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera 1.1 About the NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imager The LAND NIR-656 / NIR-2K thermal imager is an accurate, focusable, thermal imager working in near infrared range designed for use in conjunction with IMAGEPro or IMAGEViewer image processing software. The thermal imager features include: • Focusable optical system with range from under 300 mm to infinity • Accurate measurement of target temperature 1.2 Unpacking the Thermal Imager The package containing the camera will contain the following items: • NIR-656 / NIR-2K Camera (fitted with protection cap on the lens). It is recommended that the front window protection cap is kept attached until the camera is installed. 1.3 Nomenclature The thermal imager detail label is on the rear face of the thermometer. -
Page 8: Specifications
Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 Imager Performance NIR-656 NIR-2K 600 to 1600 °C / 1112 to 1832 °F Measurement Range 800 to 1400 °C / 1472 to 2552 °F 1000 to 1800 °C / 1832 to 3272 °F... -
Page 9: Electrical
NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera 2.3 Electrical Connections 2 Pin DC Power (Lemo) / Gbit-Ethernet (RJ45) Interfacing Gbit-Ethernet Power Rating 24 V DC, 3 W Signal LED (Status LED) Power (ON, green) / Camera Temperature/Ambient (OK, green) 2.4 Image Processing IMAGEPro & IMAGEViewer Software Advanced image processing and control software Workstation PC-Workstation (optional) Interfacing Open Data Interface, Modbus TCP, Moxa I/O Unit 2.5 Standard Accessories Power supply, cables, water cooled/purged enclosure, software, Accessories (optional) workstation Fig. 2-1 NIR-656 / NIR-2K Field of View Diagram Installation Guide... -
Page 10: Installing The Thermal Imager
Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K INSTALLING THE THERMAL IMAGER Fig. 3-1 Installation Drawing - NIR-656 / NIR-2K with TRACO Power Supply Installation Guide... - Page 11 NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera Fig. 3-2 TRACO Power Supply dimensions Fig. 3-3 Installation Drawing - NIR-656 / NIR-2K with TRACO DIN Rail-Mounted Power Supply Installation Guide...
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Page 12: Fields Of View
Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K If the thermal imager is to be used in conjunction with a protection jacket and air purge, refer to the installation guides provided with those accessories. If the thermal imager is to be installed in a location where the ambient temperature is within the ranges specified for the thermal imager, and no air purging is required to keep the lens clean, the thermal imager can be mounted using the two tapped holes on the mounting pad. Either hole can be used for direct tripod mounting. A swivel ball mounting (S4 - B) is available from Land infrared. This mounting accessory enables you to easily adjust the thermal imager's line of sight. 3.1 Fields of view See also Field of View Diagram (Fig. 2-1). Two fields of view are available: • 16 ° x 12 ° • 48 ° x 36 ° Ensure that the thermal imager has an unobstructed view of the target area... - Page 13 NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera Fig. 3-6 Protection Jacket and Back Cap installation dimensions Power connector Ethernet connector Power status LED Camera Temperature (Green = On) status LED (Green = OK) Fig. 3-4 Location of connection sockets and LEDs on rear face of thermal imager Installation Guide...
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Page 14: Electrical Connections
Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS There is a choice of Power Supply Units available: • Thermal Imaging PSU Module (UL Approved) - Part Nº 813478 • Process Imaging Power Supply (TRACO) - Part Nº 805753 • Process Imaging Power Supply - DIN Rail-mounted (TRACO) - Part Nº 404.156 • Customer’s own + 24V Power Supply Depending on your choice of Power Supply, refer to the manufacturer’s user documentation supplied with your Unit. The electrical connections for the thermal imager power supply are made via the Digital data over 1 GBit Ethernet (M12, 8 pin) and the 8 pin Power socket on the rear of the thermal imager. See Fig. 3-4. Electrical connection to the thermometer must be made via the pre-wired plug and cable. The cable is screened. The screen is connected to the connector shell, and thus to the camera body of the NIR-656 / NIR-2K. The screen must also be grounded at the power supply. There are cable options available for both length and termination at the power supply. For details, see Section 6 ‘Spares & Accessories’. To connect the cable: Refer to Fig. 3-4. Align the red marker near the lugs of the pre-wired plug with the red marker above the keyway in the socket on the thermal imager. Push the plug into the socket. To disconnect the cable: Grip the locking sleeve section of the plug. -
Page 15: Connecting The Mains Input To The Traco Power Supply Unit
NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera 4.1 Connecting the mains input to the TRACO Power Supply Unit The TRACO Power Supply Unit is supplied with a 3-pin AC input connector (Fig. 4-1). You will need to disassemble this connector to install the cable. Unscrew the cover from the mains Input on the Power Supply Unit. Fig. 4-1 The easiest way to disassemble the 3-pin AC input connector is to first screw the connector assembly onto the input socket (Fig. 4-2). Fig. 4-2 Grip the rear section of the input connector and unscrew it from the Power Supply Unit (Fig. 4-3). -
Page 16: Using An Alternative Power Supply Unit
Supply Unit to the NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imager camera via the pre- wired power cable assemblies. Fig. 4-7 4.2 Using an alternative Power Supply Unit If you do not have a TRACO Power Supply Unit, you can use a 24 V DC supply to power the NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imager. You will need to connect the camera to the power supply via a cable, available from AMETEK Land: Two lengths of cable are available: Length: 20 m / 66 ft, Part Nº 814614 Length: 50 m / 164 ft, Part Nº 814615... -
Page 17: Ethernet Communications (Gig-E) Data Output
NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera 4.3 Ethernet Communications (Gig-E) Data Output The output from the imager to the PC uses a Gig-E Ethernet link: the cable standard is Cat 6 or higher. The cable must be screened and the screen terminated at both ends. The maximum Gig-E cable length is 80 m. Connect the appropriate Gig-E lead between the 8-pin M12 Ethernet connector on the rear of the imager body to that on the PC. For installations where the imager is mounted within a protection jacket and end cap, a fully sealed connector is not required. For all other installations, and IP65 seal is required at the connector on the rear of the imager. For details of the cable options available, refer to Section 6 ‘Spares & Accessories’. Installation Guide... -
Page 18: Using The Thermal Imager
Thermal Imaging Camera NIR-656 / NIR-2K USING THE THERMAL IMAGER The NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera is designed to be used with software available for download from the AMETEK Land website. • IMAGEPro is available on a 30-day free trial • IMAGEViewer is free Ensure that the imager is powered up and the Ethernet communications cable is installed correctly between the imager and the PC. Run the downloaded software. It may take up to one minute for the software to detect and connect to the imager. IMAGEPro and IMAGEViewer will then automatically display an image of the scene within the camera’s field of view. 5.1 Focusing the thermal imager onto the target If an individual target is to be measured, focus the camera onto the object by gripping and rotating the front window retaining ring. Rotate the ring clockwise to focus on more distant objects: rotate anticlockwise to focus on nearer objects. -
Page 19: Spares & Accessories
NIR-656 / NIR-2K Thermal Imaging Camera SPARES & ACCESSORIES The following accessories are available for all cameras in the NIR-656 / NIR-2K range. Description Land Part Number Water Cooled Housing NIR-656 / NIR-2K Water Cooled Housing 091-560 Power Cables for Thermal Imaging Power Supply Unit 20 m Imager to Power Cable with 2x Conn, Standard Temperature 803971 25 m Imager to Power Cable with 2x Conn, HIGH Temperature 810795 50 m Imager to Power Cable with 2x Conn, HIGH Temperature 810890... - Page 20 AMETEK Land’s global service network provides unparalleled after-sales services to ensure you get the best performance and value from your AMETEK Land products. Our dedicated service centre teams and on-site engineers are trained to deliver the highest standard of commissioning, maintenance and after- sales support.
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