IPU 40060 Issue 9
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Operating the IRI 1011 Thermal Imager
This section provides information for using the IRI 1011 Universal Thermal Imager.
Described in this section are:
•
The Hardware
•
Using the Laser Pointer
•
Using the IRI 1011 Thermal Imager with a ‘Pocket PC’
•
Using the IRI 1011 Thermal Imager with a Palm
•
Using the IRI 1011 Thermal Imager with a PC
2.1
Hardware
The IRI 1011 system is designed for use with a ‘Pocket PC’, Palm or a PC. For use with
a ‘Pocket PC’ or Palm the imager is connected via an RS232 serial sync cable, see
Section
2.3.3
or Section
2.4.3
respectively for recommended cables.
For a PC or laptop computer use the RS232 serial cable supplied with the imager.
Figure 4: The IRISYS IRI 1011 Universal Thermal Imager.
Safety notice:
The laser used in this device is designated Class II.
Under no circumstances should personnel look straight into the laser.
Components of the IRI 1011 Thermal Imager:
•
The IRI 1011 Thermal Imager can be connected to a ‘Pocket PC’ or Palm via an
RS232 serial sync cable, see Section
1.3
.
•
To use the IRI 1011 with an IBM compatible PC, the supplied RS232 serial cable
is inserted into the socket on the bottom of the unit, and the other end
connects into a COM port on the PC. Operation with a PC is independent of the
‘Pocket PC’/Palm.
•
The IRI 1011 features an ON/OFF power switch on the front. The ‘Pocket
PC’/Palm has a separate power switch.
Lens
RS232 Socket, for
connecting to a
‘Pocket PC’, Palm
or a PC
Laser Pointer
Button
Laser Pointer
Aperture
Battery
Compartment
Laser Pointer
Button
On/Off switch
and power on
LED Indicator
Off – right
On – left
DC socket, used
for connecting
to mains
power
Laser Pointer
Button
