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connector. Push the cable connector into the 

camera connector until secure.

4.2.4 Operation

4.2.4.1 Snap the remote LCD onto the pole if 

desired.
4.2.4.2 To activate the Remote LCD, simply plug 

it into a camera that is already turned on or plug it 

into the camera and then turn the camera on. The 

remote LCD utilizes the camera battery and will 

cause the battery duration time to be cut it half.
4.2.4.3 To extend or shorten the pole, simply push 

and hold down the extension release button found 

at the end of the first pole section and pull or push 

the second pole section to desired length. Be 

sure the extension release button locks in place.

4.3 ISI Dual Channel 1.2

4.3.1 The ISI Dual Channel  is a 2-channel 

transmitter that operates in the 2.4GHz frequency. 

The transmitter is 1 watt and will diminish the battery 

duration of the camera in half. 
4.3.2 Attaching the transmitter

4.3.2.1 First turn the camera upside down and 

take off the battery deflector by removing the 2 

screws  holding it in place. Place deflector in a 

safe storage area. Do not discard.
4.3.2.2 Line up the transmitter screw holes with 

the deflector screw holes of the camera.
4.3.2.3 Using the battery deflector screws, 

securely fasten the transmitter to the camera.
4.3.2.4 Take the transmitter connector cord and 

line up the red dot on the cord connector with 

the flat section of the second ring of the camera 

connector. Push the cord connector into the 

camera connector until secure. 

      WARNING: Never use the camera without 

either the battery deflector or the transmitter 

in place. Failure to do so may cause battery 

to become dislodged during use, should the 

camera be dropped, hit, slammed, or banged, 

thus causing the camera to stop operating.

4.3.3 Connecting Receiver to Monitor/TV

4.3.3.1 Connect the power supply to the receiver. 

Use only the power supply unit supplied with the 

receiver. 

power video 

out

4.3.3.2 The receiver is automatically “on” as soon 

as you plug it in. 
4.3.3.3 Connect the receiver’s Video-out to the 

Video-In of your Monitor/TV. 
4.3.3.4 Set your Monitor/TV to receive the signal 

from the receiver. The Monitor/TV must be set to 

receiver signal from the Video-In plug. Refer to 

the manual supplied with your TV/Monitor. 

4.3.4 Channel selection 

4.3.4.1 Locate the channel toggle switch on the 

bottom of the transmitter and either push forward 

or backward for desired channel. The switch will 

reset in the middle after selection.
4.3.4.2 Select the corresponding channel on the 

receiver by use of the toggle switch. 

4.3.5 Transmitting

4.3.5.1 Turn on the camera and Monitor/TV. 

4.3.5.2 To select or change channels on the 

transmitter, simply switch the toggle switch. 
4.3.5.3 Select the corresponding channel on the 

receiver by use of the toggle switch.  

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Summary of Contents for ISI 2500

Page 1: ...ety Instruments Inc 1 International Safety Instruments Inc An Avon Protection Systems Company I N T E RNATIONAL SAFETY INSTRUM E N T S A N AVON PROTECTION SYSTEMS COMPA N Y Advanced Thermal Imaging Sy...

Page 2: ...d States Department of Commerce Bureau of Export Control this Thermal Imaging Camera may not be shipped or hand carried outside the borders of the owner s home country without first obtaining the prop...

Page 3: ...vlar Sidestrap 6 3 5 Kevlar Neckstrap 6 3 6 Battery Life Indicator 6 3 7 Sensor Temperature Warning 7 3 8 Battery Charging 7 3 9 Direct Digital Readout ISI 2500 8 3 10 Temperature Readout options ISI...

Page 4: ...RATOR INFORMATION WARNINGS LIMITATIONS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS All operators must read understand and be thoroughly familiar with the operation and use of the equipment and the contents of this operator...

Page 5: ...position and line up the rails of the battery with the tracks on the bottom of the camera and slide it into place Check for proper seating of the battery by ensuring the forks of the release button o...

Page 6: ...release the front bumper from the two bumps that hold the pin Be cautious not to tear the bumper 3 4 6 Remove the front bumper from the camera but still have the two side straps woven through the slo...

Page 7: ...b the connector by the ribs and pull straight out Warning Pulling cord or non ribbed section of connector will damage the charger and rend it useless CAUTION Do not leave the charger plugged into the...

Page 8: ...he approximate temperature on the scale The Temperature Scale Readout takes a one foot diameter to every 49 feet of distance The further away the object the more ambient air and particles in the air i...

Page 9: ...cause battery to become dislodged during use should the camera be dropped hit slammed or banged thus causing the camera to stop operating 4 1 3 The handle may be attached in the opposite angle of its...

Page 10: ...2 4 Take the transmitter connector cord and line up the red dot on the cord connector with the flat section of the second ring of the camera connector Push the cord connector into the camera connecto...

Page 11: ...nspect charging port for visible damage 5 2 Weekly Inspection 5 2 1 Inspect battery charger for proper operation and LED indicators Check charger contact points for corrosion or damage 5 2 2 Inspect a...

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