The MD - Series is an affordable, fixed - mount thermal night vision system. It's a great helper for steering around obstacles, avoiding collisions, and finding people in the water at night. It's easy to mount and integrate into your existing electronics. You can mount the MD - Series display separately on your dashboard or integrate the feed into an existing display to save space.
Key Features:
- Available in 320 x 240 (MD324) and 640 x 480 (MD625) resolutions.
- Comes with 2x e - zoom as standard; MD - 625 has 4x e - zoom.
- Ethernet - enabled for seamless integration with your current electronics.
- Its slim profile (7' high and only three pounds) allows for an unobtrusive mount.
Specifications:
The MD - 324 model has a 320 x 240 VOx Microbolometer detector, a 24° x 18° (NTSC) FOV, 19 mm focal length, and 2x e - zoom. It features FLIR Proprietary Digital Detail Enhancement for image processing. The system has a size of 6' dia. x 7' ht., weighs about 3 lbs, and has specific pan/tilt coverage, video output, and power requirements. It can operate in a temperature range from - 25°C to + 55°C and has various environmental protections.
iOS App:
Use a single app on your iPad or iPhone to control all your FLIR thermal imaging, night vision, and infrared cameras. It offers automatic discovery and configuration, quick camera browsing with a single - finger scroll, easy signal switching, and video recording/snapshot capturing. Note that at least one properly configured Nexus - enabled sensor device by FLIR is required.
Control Ways:
You can control the MD Series for zoom, scene, color, etc. using the Joystick Control unit, the Free FLIR app if you have a WiFi network, or certain Raymarine C and E displays via Ethernet.
In the Box:
The package includes a single payload camera with a 320 x 240 pixel microbolometer, 25 - foot analog video and shielded Ethernet cables, a weather - proof Ethernet coupler, a PoE Injector, mounting hardware, and an Operator's Manual and Installation Guide on CD.
Using the FLIR MD324 Thermal Imager is straightforward. First, mount it according to the installation guide in the box. You can either mount the display separately on your dashboard or integrate it into an existing display. If you choose to use the iOS app, make sure you have at least one properly configured Nexus - enabled sensor device by FLIR. Once set up, you can use natural gestures on your iPad or iPhone to control the camera, like single - finger scrolling to browse cameras and single - touch button presses to switch signals.
When using the joystick control unit, handle it gently as it comes with a weather cover and mounting hardware. If you are using a WiFi network with the Free FLIR app, ensure a stable connection.
For maintenance, keep the imager in a dry place when not in use. The imager has automatic window defrost at power - up, which helps in normal operation in different environments. However, avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures outside the operating range of - 25°C to + 55°C. Also, be careful not to subject it to excessive shock or vibration. Check the cables regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any issues, refer to the operator's manual or contact customer support.
