FLIR X6570sc series, User Manual

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Operation 7
#cuton in nm
[cuton]
4094
Filter cut-in (in nm)
If unknown, enter “0.”
#cutoff in nm
[cutoff]
4388
Filter cut-off (in nm)
If unknown, enter “0.”
#transmission in %
[transmission]
60
Average filter transmission (in %)
If unknown, enter “0.”
#tolerance in %
[tolerance]
0.3
Filter spectral tolerance
If unknown, enter “0.”
#[thickness] in mm
[thickness]
0.5
Filter substrate thickness
If unknown, enter “0”.
#spectral response max 160 char
[spectral response]
1:0;3,94:0,01;3,95:0,02;3,96:0,07;
4,04:0,04;4,06:0,01;4,08:0;6:0
Spectral response curve definition
The wavelength and corresponding transmission
(the maximum is 1) are separated by a colon.
Pairs of values are separated by a semicolon.
If unknown, enter “N/A.”
7.2 Camera configuration file management
7.2.1 CNUC file management
7.2.1.1 General
Note
• CNUC files are related to the measurement configurations available for the camera.
Refer to section 6.4.4 Measurement configuration , page 21.
• Accessing camera files exposes the camera system files. Do not erase or modify files
other than the configuration files.
CNUC files are accessible by an FTP connection to the camera. Refer to section 9.2
USB connection , page 46 to connect to camera files.
7.2.1.2 Procedure
1. Connect your camera to your computer through the USB port.
2. You can add or delete camera calibration files directly in the directory FlashFS/nuc/.
3. Reboot the camera to apply the modification
7.3 Camera Wi-Fi application
7.3.1 General
Note Refer to section 9.1 Wi-Fi connection , page 45 to set up a Wi-Fi connection to
the camera.
A web application is available when using Wi-Fi to connect to the camera. This applica-
tion allows image recording to be started and stopped in ResearchIR Max.
7.3.2 Procedure
1. Connect your device (smartphone or computer) to your camera.
2. On a web browser, go to http://169.254.242.23.
3. Control the ResearchIR Max recording from the web page.
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