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The operating step is as the following:
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8.2. Emissivity setting
Matt (e=0.95)
Emissivity
Semi-matt (e=0.85)
Semi-glossy (e=0.60)
Glossy (e=0.30)
Custom
0.01
8. Introduction to “emissivity” sub-menu
7.2 Application of color palette
8.1 Emissivity Description
Spectra
Iron
Cool
White
Black
Color palette
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As shown in the figure, press “MENU”
key to enter the main menu and select
“color palette” option and press “ ”
key to enter the color palette list. Press
“ ” and “ ” keys in navigation to
select the color palette. Then press
“SELECT” key to select the color palette.
Press “ ” to return. Press “MENU”
key to exit from the menu.
The emissivity of the product can be adjusted from 0.01 to 1.00 with the default
value of 0.95. Many common objects and materials (such as timber, water, skin
and textile fabric) can reflect the heat energy effectively. So it is easy to obtain
relatively correct measurement value. The emissivity is usually set as 0.95
when the coarse objects that are easy to give out energy. For semi-matte
objects that give out less energy, the emissivity is usually about 0.85 and the
emissivity of semi-gloss objects is 0.6. The shiny objects are divided into
materials with low radiation coefficient. The emissivity is usually set as 0.3 at
the time of measurement. Correct setting of the value of emissivity is very
important for you to carry out the most correct temperature measurement. The
surface emissivity will produce giant impact on surface temperature measured
by the product. Understanding the surface emissivity will enable you to obtain
correct temperature measurement result.
The product is provided with four types of object measurement modes:
Coarse object (0.95)
Semi-matte object (0.85)
Semi-shiny object (0.60)
Shiny object (0.30)
According to the characteristics of the measured objects, users may set the
emissivity value through the “self-define” option (please refer to the table of
“emissivity of common materials”).
As shown in the figure, press “MENU” key to enter the main menu and
select “emissivity” option and press “ ” key to enter the emissivity list.
Press “ ” and “ ” keys in navigation key to select the emissivity. Then
press “SELECT” key to determine selection of the emissivity. Press “ ”
key again to return.
If to select “self-defined” emissivity, please press “SELECT” key to enter
the edit state. Press “ ” and “ ” keys to select the number to be
changed. After the change is completed, press “ENTER” key to enter.
Then press “ ” and “ ” keys to change the value. Press“MENU” key
to exit from the menu.