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 431-0008-21-10 Rev. 100

 March 2015

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Operating Your Scout II Series Camera

White Hot/Black Hot/InstAlert

 Button

Use this button to toggle between the two video and the four InstAlert

 color 

palettes. In the default White Hot palette, hotter objects appear as white or light grey. 

In Black Hot, hotter objects appear as black or dark grey. In the InstAlert

 palettes 

the hottest objects in the scene are highlighted in red to simplify detection of 

animals, people, and objects. There are four pre-set levels of InstAlert

 that you can select based 

on the specific scene being viewed. All of the InstAlert

 palettes are based on the white hot palette.

While white hot is the most commonly used and visually intuitive method of viewing thermal 

imagery; black hot can often enhance contrast of certain objects or provide better visual perspective 

in some conditions. When switching between palettes, the appropriate icon is displayed for 

approximately 3 seconds.

Zoom Button—Scout II 320 only

Use this button to switch the camera between no zoom (full resolution) and 2× 

zoom. The central part of the image is magnified twice its normal size when 2× is 

selected.

When zoom has been selected the icon is continuously shown in the display:

Freeze Frame Button—Scout II 240 only

Use this button to freeze the video so that a single frame may be inspected 

closely.

Diopter Controls

The diopter adjustment lever allows you to adjust for optimum image sharpness in the eyepiece. 

When the diopter adjustment lever is pointing straight away from the front of the camera, it is in the 

neutral position. Adjust the diopter setting for the sharpest image in the viewfinder.

Black hot

White hot

InstAlert™ 1 – 4

Adjustable Diopter

neutral position

Summary of Contents for Scout II 240

Page 1: ...Scout II Series Thermal Imager Operator s Manual 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 Phone 781 665 1400 Toll Free 1 800 517 8431 Visit us at www TestEquipmentDepot com...

Page 2: ...any cables that came with the product should be responsibly discarded or recycled To identify a responsible disposal method where you live please contact your local waste collection or recycling servi...

Page 3: ...EVICE Read and follow all instructions Heed all warnings Only use the attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer All service must be provided by the manufacturer Battery Safety Information...

Page 4: ...kness See through smoke dust and light fog See camouflage and foliage in any lighting conditions See more and see farther than with low light night vision goggles The Scout II Series camera makes imag...

Page 5: ...nly 12 Ounces Embedded LED Task Light USB Cable for battery charging USB Video Adapter Cable for video out Scout II 320 only Rechargeable Internal Li Ion battery Provides up to 5 hours of camera opera...

Page 6: ...r camera shipment to determine the actual contents of your camera package In addition to the camera and Quick Start card the following items are included in the camera package The following optional a...

Page 7: ...arging correctly the charging indicator will be lit orange When fully charged the charging indicator will light solid green The initial charge time is approximately 5 hours To assure proper charging S...

Page 8: ...y will hold a charge for up to two months To make the best use of the camera it is important to understand the basic power states of the camera When the camera is turned on from the Off state it takes...

Page 9: ...nerally as Cayman cameras The software allows a user to make minor configuration changes to one of these cameras For example a user can turn camera sounds on or off or change the amount of time before...

Page 10: ...advance to the next lower brightness levels When the lowest brightness level is reached subsequent button presses advance to the next higher brightness level One of the following icons is displayed f...

Page 11: ...often enhance contrast of certain objects or provide better visual perspective in some conditions When switching between palettes the appropriate icon is displayed for approximately 3 seconds Zoom Bu...

Page 12: ...t helps to guard against draining the battery prematurely by inadvertently leaving the camera on Auto Shutdown turns the camera off if the following conditions are met The camera is On No buttons have...

Page 13: ...band 50 mK f 1 0 7 5 m to 13 5 m Detector Type VOx Microbolometer Scout II 240 240 x 180 pixels Scout II 320 336 x 256 pixels Resolution Display 640x480 pixels LCD Scout II 240 9Hz Refresh rate Scout...

Page 14: ...rop Test Rating 1 meter drop Scout II 240 Scout II 320 Weight including lens 12 oz 340 g Size L W H 6 70 2 31 2 44 172 58 7 62 mm Scout II 240 Scout II 320 Field of View FoV Scout II 240 24 18 NTSC Sc...

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