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Controls

Refer to Figs 1, 2 and 3.

Fig. 1

A

D

C

B

Fig. 2

E
F

C

B

Fig. 3

H

G

K

I

J

Ref. Description

A

Rotary ON/OFF lens 

cover

B

ON indicator (light green spot)

C

Port cover

D

Trigger

E

MicroSD card port

F

Micro USB Port

G

Colour TFT Screen

H

Toggle control

I

Battery cover screw

J

Battery cover

K

Batteries (3 x AA 1.5V)

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Operation

•  Install the batteries (refer to Fig. 3). Three AA 1.5V batteries are supplied.
•  Switch device ON by turning the rotary ON/OFF switch 

A

 until it clicks to 

the ON position (light green indicator 

B

 visible).

•  Once software has loaded (8-10 seconds), make yourself familiar with 

the toggle control 

H

. The toggle control moves left, right, up and down 

to select the menu and scroll through associated functions, and is also 
pressed 

in

 to select and deselect various functions (see Fig. 4).

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Using the Menu

Refer to Fig. 4

Toggle 

left

 to enter the Menu, then toggle 

up

 and/or 

down

 to scroll through 

the available functions.

Toggle LEFT

for MENU

Toggle UP

or DOWN

to SCROLL

Toggle RIGHT

for BACK

to SELECT

or DESELECT

Push   

IN

Fig. 4

Summary of Contents for 6515

Page 1: ...ed to offer general guidance for a particular tool s use and while all attention is given to the accuracy of the data no project should be attempted without referring first to the manufacturer s techn...

Page 2: ...high resistance in high current wiring and hot electrical connection issues Building electrical and maintenance applications include missing damaged or inadequate insulation damp moisture intrusion ra...

Page 3: ...ice ON by turning the rotary ON OFF switch A until it clicks to the ON position light green indicator B visible Once software has loaded 8 10 seconds make yourself familiar with the toggle control H T...

Page 4: ...80 60 and 30 Press in to select then toggle right to return to the main menu Scroll down past the four pre sets to the custom setting sub menu press in to activate menu then toggle up or down to reach...

Page 5: ...f after the set time interval Time Date Setting Press in to enter the time date setting sub menu Toggle up or down to select time or date For example press in again to set the time then toggle up or d...

Page 6: ...crosshair is switched on this will assist in positioning The measured temperature of the centred hot or cold spot is displayed in the top left corner of the screen 1 in Fig 6 Releasing the trigger wil...

Page 7: ...to 200Hz IEC 60068 2 27 50g 11ms EMC EN61326 1 2006 EN61326 2 2006 Connecting to a PC or Laptop 12 www lasertools co uk There are two methods of transferring the saved images to your PC or laptop the...

Page 8: ...attery indicator shows 3 in Fig 6 Low voltage batteries can cause inaccurate measurement Do not use the thermal camera if the casing is broken or cracked or there is other obvious damage Caution Emiss...

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