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Descriptions

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4.1

Product Description

Figure 4.1

Front, Back, and Bottom Product Description

1. Colour Graphical Display
2. Image Capture button
3. Image Gallery button
4.

Select

button (centre). Press to open Menu

5. Power button
6. Laser Pointer button
7.

Return

and Worklight button

8. Navigation buttons (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT)
9. Worklight lens
10. Digital camera lens
11. Pinless moisture sensor pad
12. Serial number label
13. Thermal camera lens
14. Laser pointer lens
15. External probe and USB connector compartment
16. External moisture probe socket
17. Battery charging LED
18. USB socket for connecting to PC or AC Charger

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Summary of Contents for MR265

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL Moisture Meter and Thermal Imager with MSX Model MR265...

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Page 3: ...USER MANUAL Moisture Meter and Thermal Imager with MSX NAS100070 r AB 77165 77326 en GB iii...

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Page 5: ...5 Measurement Menu 12 5 6 Moisture Modes Menu 14 5 7 Colour Menu 16 5 8 Settings Menu 17 6 Powering the MR265 25 7 Moisture Measurement Operation 26 7 1 Moisture Measurement Basics 26 7 2 Moisture Di...

Page 6: ...2 Battery Service 44 11 3 Disposal of Electronic Waste 44 11 4 MR265 Crash Recovery 44 12 Specifications 45 12 1 General Specifications 45 12 2 Thermal Imaging Specifications 46 12 3 Moisture Measurem...

Page 7: ...the property of their respective owners 1 2 Quality Assurance The Quality Management System under which these products are developed and manufactured has been certified in accordance with the ISO 900...

Page 8: ...measurements and images you ve captured Visit https support flir com to find additional accessories and to register the MR265 Features FLIR Lepton microbolometer Focal Plane Array FPA with integrated...

Page 9: ...oduction 2 Easy to read colour display with intuitive graphical interface and tool tips in local languages Internal rechargeable battery via USB connection to AC charger NAS100070 r AB 77165 77326 en...

Page 10: ...cified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure CAUTION Use extreme caution when the Laser pointer is on CAUTION Do not point the Laser beam toward anyone s eye or allow the beam to strike th...

Page 11: ...6 Laser Pointer button 7 Return and Worklight button 8 Navigation buttons UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT 9 Worklight lens 10 Digital camera lens 11 Pinless moisture sensor pad 12 Serial number label 13 Thermal ca...

Page 12: ...e the outer navigation ring buttons to move Up Down Left Right Press to switch the Laser pointer ON Press to capture screen image Press to open image gallery 4 3 Display Description Figure 4 2 MR265 S...

Page 13: ...temperature range 10 Temperature scale 11 Laser pointer active icon NOTE Not all icons are represented in Figure 4 2 Other available icons are explained in their re spective sections of this user manu...

Page 14: ...Select buttons are used to select modes of op erations and settings Use the Return button to back out of a menu 5 2 Main Menu Icons From left to right the six main menu icons are listed below and show...

Page 15: ...ally selects the temperature range for each thermal image based on the highest and lowest temperatures de tected In Lock mode you can lock in a particular thermal image s tempera ture range and use th...

Page 16: ...age Use the Alignment Dis tance menu next section to align the digital and thermal images Figure 5 5 Thermal MSX selection Alignment Distance control This control allows you to adjust the super imposi...

Page 17: ...to see the thermal image only Figure 5 7 Thermal IR Image mode Digital Camera mode Select this mode to see only the visible camera image Figure 5 8 Digital Camera mode selection Moisture mode Select t...

Page 18: ...s as described below Figure 5 10 Selecting the Measurement mode from the main menu No Measurements Select this mode if you do not wish to see any meas urement values or icons on the display Only the c...

Page 19: ...the moisture measure ments on the upper left hand corner of the display The IGM mode Infra red Guided Measurement is best suited for first scanning an area for temperature measurements and then taking...

Page 20: ...ture Mode menu Material Group selection This mode is only available when the pinless mode is selected below Select Group 1 through Group 11 depending on the material under test See Section 13 Appendic...

Page 21: ...ct this mode when using the pinless sensor rear of MR265 See Section 7 5 Pinless Moisture Measurements for more information Figure 5 18 Selecting the pinless measurement mode MR12 mode Select this mod...

Page 22: ...rent measurement value the delta symbol will appear to inform you that the Set Reference mode is active Now subsequent moisture measurements can be made relative to the original Set Reference value To...

Page 23: ...face Menus 5 Figure 5 21 Colour palette selections 5 8 Settings Menu The Settings menu offers the following options Figure 5 22 Selecting the Settings mode from the main menu NAS100070 r AB 77165 7732...

Page 24: ...items to display in the IGM Cus tom mode Measurement Parameters Use the Measurement Parameters menu to set the Temperature Units Emissivity factor and IR Temperature Mois ture Alarms These are explain...

Page 25: ...set to OFF the alarm is disabled Set the Moisture Alarm to ABOVE or OFF When a Moisture alarm is set to ABOVE the MR265 will alert you when the moisture measurement ex ceeds the high limit moisture r...

Page 26: ...ter Auto Power Off and Reset factory default reset internal memory formatting and PIN calibration These are explained below Language selection Use the navigation arrows and Select button to choose the...

Page 27: ...Figure 5 30 Setting the Screen Brightness Lamp and Laser Enable Disable Enable or disable both the Worklight and Laser pointer When enabled press and hold the Worklight button to turn the Worklight ON...

Page 28: ...u to reset the MR265 to factory default conditions to format erase the internal image memory and to perform a PIN Calibration To recover from a MR265 crash display freezes press and hold the UP and DO...

Page 29: ...images from the internal memory PIN Calibration When the pins are replaced in a pin probe if the entire probe is replaced or to simply ensure the highest accuracy please per form a PIN calibration HE...

Page 30: ...el number Software ver sion Build number Serial number Data storage availability and Battery status Figure 5 36 Checking the meter information screen Regulatory information Access this menu to view La...

Page 31: ...entage is shown in the Settings menu under the Meter Information sub menu 3 The meter switches OFF automatically after a programmed period of inac tivity unless APO is set to OFF in the Settings menu...

Page 32: ...ture sensor rear of the unit will affect measurements keep hands and objects away from the sensor when taking measurements Moisture readings are shown in large digits and bar graph in the Moisture onl...

Page 33: ...sired mode in the menu Image Mode Refer to the information below and to Sec tion 5 4 Image Modes for additional details Thermal MSX mode Multi Spectral Dynamic Imaging The digital cam era image is sup...

Page 34: ...left Figure 7 4 Digital Camera mode with Moisture reading in the upper left corner Moisture mode This is a dedicated display for moisture only Large digits and a bar graph are used in this mode for e...

Page 35: ...xt to the reading To take full advantage of this feature scan for temperature variations and use this feedback to help you find areas of high moisture For additional information see Section 5 5 Measur...

Page 36: ...Select a Material Group that best matches the material under test This ap plies only for external pin based probe use Use the menu to make a selec tion Moisture Mode Material Use the Navigation arrow...

Page 37: ...Pinless Mode Pinless mode must be selected in the menu when using the internal sensor Moisture mode Note the pinless icon on the upper left of the main display when selected Pinless measurement readi...

Page 38: ...nce Mode for additional information Figure 7 12 Selecting the Set Reference mode 7 5 Pinless Moisture Measurements Select the pinless mode from the menu system Moisture mode Pinless see Figure 7 10 Pr...

Page 39: ...ction 13 Appendices for information on Material Groups and the associated Group numbers to choose from in the menu 4 Press the pins into the material under test 5 Pin based readings are represented in...

Page 40: ...affected in the following ways Thermal Visible Camera modes A delta triangle symbol is shown after the moisture reading indicating that the reading represents the current measurement minus the refere...

Page 41: ...ation arrows and Select button to set the Alarm to ABOVE or OFF to set the max threshold 0 to 100 and to select No Sound or Beep for the alarm alert the visual alert is always active Press Select to c...

Page 42: ...he alarm limit is exceeded See Figure 7 14 below Figure 7 14 Moisture Alarm display examples 6 If the beeper is enabled in step 3 above the beeper will sound when the moisture exceeds the threshold To...

Page 43: ...f interest and view the image on the MR265 display Select the thermal image colour palette from the menu Colour Choose Iron Rainbow White hot Black hot or Arctic Figure 8 1 Colour Palette options On t...

Page 44: ...ette range to be adjusted to suit a given application For example when viewing both cold and hot objects in the same frame the auto scaling default mode will cause the palette to stretch as to fit the...

Page 45: ...n the back of the meter Face the lens to ward the area of interest and view the image on the display When the Laser pointer button is pressed the Laser beam appears Use the Laser beam and the cross ha...

Page 46: ...ow Alarm is enabled the main display will show the alarm bell icon next to the measurement digits as shown in Figure 8 4 below 5 When the measurement exceeds the high threshold i e when ABOVE setting...

Page 47: ...t an opened image to view the filename and press again to see image options delete information as explained below 9 3 Deleting images At an opened image press Select twice to see the delete and inform...

Page 48: ...Photos App is not compatible with the MR265 and will generate an error message No Photos when opened However the MR265 images are recog nized in the computer s Finder window Note Device is not 100 com...

Page 49: ...The update file Refer to the steps in the next sections 10 1 System Firmware Update 1 Visit https support flir com to obtain a firmware update file 2 Select the Downloads tab and then select Instrume...

Page 50: ...Information sub menu otherwise the battery status icon on the main display can be used to approximate 70 press Select to call up the battery status icon 11 3 Disposal of Electronic Waste As with most...

Page 51: ...ths Auto Power OFF Programmable OFF 5 10 20 and 30 minutes Low battery indicator Battery icon is displayed when the Main Menu is accessed When charging the battery status icon is displayed in the norm...

Page 52: ...ts 0 to 100 relative readings External Pin based Measurements 7 to 30 1 Accuracy for 7 to 30 range 1 5 MC 2 30 100 Reference Only 3 Measurement Resolution 0 1 Pinless Measurement Depth 1 9 cm 0 75 in...

Page 53: ...10 Environmental Safety REACH Regulation EC 1907 2006 RoHS2 Directive 2011 65 EC WEEE Directive 2012 19 EC JIS C 6802 2011 laser directive IEC 60825 1 class II laser directive FDA Laser directive Enca...

Page 54: ...erial Group Material Group Abura 4 Gurjun 1 Pine American Long Leaf 3 Afara 1 Hemlock Western 3 Pine American Pitch 3 Aformosa 6 Hiba 8 Pine Bunya 2 Afzelia 4 Hickory 5 Pine Carib bean Pitch 3 Agba 8...

Page 55: ...2 Pyinkado 4 Boxwood Maracaibo 1 Mansonia 2 Queensland Kauri 8 Camphorwood E African 3 Maple Pacific 1 Queensland Walnut 3 Canarium African 2 Maple Queensland 2 Ramin 6 Cedar Japanese 2 Maple Rock 1 R...

Page 56: ...k American White 1 Sterculia Brown 1 Elm Rock 4 Oak European 1 Stringybark Messmate 3 Elm White 4 Oak Japanese 1 Stringybark Yellow 3 Empress Tree 8 Oak Tasmanian 3 Sycamore 5 Erimado 5 Oak Turkey 4 T...

Page 57: ...panex ricinifolius 1 Eucalyptus globulus 2 Pinus contorta 1 Acer macrophyllum 1 Eucalyptus maculate 1 Pinus lampertiana 3 Acer pseudoplatanus 5 Eucalyptus marginata 3 Pinus nigra 3 Acer saccharum 1 Eu...

Page 58: ...1 Populus spp 1 Betula alba 8 Grevillea robusta 3 Prunus avium 8 Betula alleghaniensis 8 Guarea cedrata 7 Pseudotsuga menzesii 2 Betula pendula 8 Guarea thomsonii 8 Pterocarpus angolensis 6 Betula spp...

Page 59: ...ssima 2 Swietenia mahogani 2 Cordia alliodora 5 Millettia stuhimannii 1 Syncarpia glomulifera 3 Croton megalocarpus 8 Mimusops heckelii 2 Syncarpia laurifolia 3 Cryptomelia japonica 2 Mitragyna ciliat...

Page 60: ...kova serrata 2 13 2 WME Table Wood Moisture Equivalent Material Wood Group Nos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 WME percent wood moisture equivalent 7 8 2 9 8 7 1 7 11 10 5 8 10 10 5 9 3 7 5 7 4 11 5 11 9 10 8 10 9...

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Page 62: ...imited 10 Year Warranty 14 This product is protected by FLIR s Limited 10 Year Warranty Visit www flir com testwarranty to read the Limited 10 Year Warranty document NAS100070 r AB 77165 77326 en GB 5...

Page 63: ...Customer Support 15 Repair Calibration and Technical Support https support flir com Customer Support Telephone List https support flir com contact NAS100070 r AB 77165 77326 en GB 57...

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Page 66: ...support flir com Copyright 2021 FLIR Systems Inc All rights reserved worldwide Disclaimer Specifications subject to change without further notice Models and accessories subject to regional market con...

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