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3.4.3     Adjusting Laser 

 

 

1) While holding the trigger and “SCAN” activated on display, press the “Laser” button [8] to  

                    toggle the single laser dot on and off. 

 

3.4.4    Adjusting Emissivity 

             1) With unit turned “on”, press the “MODE” button [3] a few times to get to the “

Є

” annunciator 

                  which will show the current Emissivity value. 

             2)  Press the Backlight/UP button [2] to increase value and the “T/DN” button [4] to decrease value.    

             3)  When desired value is reached, press “SET” again to lock in the value. 

 

3.4.5    Adjusting High/Low Alarm 

             1) With trigger held and “SCAN” activated on the display, press the “Mode” button [3] one press 

                  a time to get to “LAL” (low alarm) or “HAL” (high alarm) annunciator. 

             2) Press the Backlight/UP button [2] to increase value and the “T/DN” button [4] to decrease value.    

 

3.5 Locating a Hotspot: 

To find a hot spot, aim the thermometer outside the area of interest, then scan across with up and down motions until you 

locate the hot spot. Turning on the laser will make for more precise targeting. 

 

 

4)

 

Maintenance 

1)

 

Lens cleaning : blow off loose particles using clean compressed air. Gently brush remaining debris away with a moist 

cotton cloth. 

2)

 

Case cleaning: clean the case with a damp sponge/cloth and mild soap. 

 

Note: Do not use solvent to clean lens and do not submerge the unit into water or any other liquid. 

 

Summary of Contents for OS880 Series

Page 1: ...TM User sGuide Shop online at omega com e mail info omega com For latest product manuals www omegamanual info OS880 Series Essential Handheld Infrared Thermometer...

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Page 3: ...ts Table of Contents 3 1 Introduction 4 1 1 How it works 4 1 2 Caution 5 2 Specifications 6 3 Operating Instructions 6 3 1 Battery Installation 6 3 2 Button and key Layout 7 3 3 Locating a Hotspot 8 4...

Page 4: ...ween the sensor and the object For increased ease of use and accuracy the laser pointer makes aiming even more precise Measurement When taking measurement point the thermometer toward the object to be...

Page 5: ...w 0 90 Frozen Food 0 90 Steel 0 80 Hot food 0 93 Textiles 0 94 Glass plate 0 85 Water 0 93 Ice 0 98 Wood 0 94 1 2 Caution Infrared thermometer should be protected for the following EMF electro magneti...

Page 6: ...ition Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Temperature Range 30 to 550 C 22 to 1022 F Accuracy 3 C or 3 of rdg 30 C to 0 C 22 to 32 F 2 C or 2 of rdg 0 C to 100 C 32 to 212 F 3 C or 3 of rdg 100 C 212 F Field o...

Page 7: ...and the last reading seen will remain on the display screen 5 The thermometer will automatically turn off after 7 seconds of inactivity 3 4 Button function 3 4 1 Mode Selection 1 With trigger held pr...

Page 8: ...on the display press the Mode button 3 one press a time to get to LAL low alarm or HAL high alarm annunciator 2 Press the Backlight UP button 2 to increase value and the T DN button 4 to decrease valu...

Page 9: ...r otherwise shall not exceed the purchase price of the component upon which liability is based In no event shall OMEGA be liable for consequential incidental orspecial damages CONDITIONS Equipment sol...

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