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Alarm below threshold

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Enable and Disable WiFi

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WiFi Configuration

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Temperature Unit

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Automatic Power Off

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Temperature Bar

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Restore factory settings

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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Summary of Contents for TI332

Page 1: ...TI332 Handheld Thermal Imaging Camera User Manual V1 0 ...

Page 2: ...TI332 Handheld Thermal Imaging Camera User Manual Version number Date Modified Author Approved By Note V1 0 202001 New ...

Page 3: ... 2 Export Picture 18 OPERATION AND SETTINGS 19 2 2 1 MAIN PAGE OPERATION 19 2 1 1 Quick Operation 19 2 1 1 1 Quick Switch Color Palettes 19 2 1 1 2 Quickly Switch Image Modes 19 2 1 2 First Level Menu 20 2 1 3 Second Level Menu 21 2 1 3 1 Measurement 22 2 1 3 2 Image Mode 23 2 1 3 3 Thermal AGC 24 2 1 3 4 Color Palette 24 2 2 SETTINGS 25 2 2 1 Language 25 2 2 2 Emissivity 27 2 2 3 Temperature alar...

Page 4: ... 1 Temperature Unit 31 2 2 6 2 Storage 31 2 2 6 3 Date 32 2 2 6 4 Automatic Power Off 33 2 2 7 Temperature Bar 34 2 2 8 Brightness 34 2 2 9 Restore factory settings 34 2 2 10 About 34 MAINTENANCE 36 3 3 1 BATTERY SERVICE AND REPLACEMENT 36 3 2 CALIBRATION 36 3 3 CLEAN 36 SPECIFICATION 37 4 APPENDIX 38 5 5 1 EMISSIVITY 38 TECHNICAL SUPPORT 39 6 ...

Page 5: ...1 Overview 1 Overview 1 1 1 Appearance TI332 handheld thermal imaging camera appearance is shown below ...

Page 6: ...1 Overview 2 ...

Page 7: ...1 Overview 3 The front of TI332 handheld thermal imaging camera has 6 buttons as shown below OK Homepage Up arrow Down arrow Left arrow Right arrow Return Power ...

Page 8: ...1 Overview 4 The back of TI332 handheld thermal imaging camera has 1 button Trigger ...

Page 9: ...1 Overview 5 ...

Page 10: ...o power off TI332 handheld thermal imaging camera If TI332 handheld thermal imaging camera has any abnormal issue Press Return Power key 8 seconds to force shutdown the camera 1 3 Quick Measurement Power on the thermal imaging camera press and hold the Return Power reuse key 1 second as shown in the below figure wait for the thermal imaging camera to start up and the main page appears ...

Page 11: ...1 Overview 7 Point the lens at the measured object as shown in the figure below and the infrared image of the measured object will be displayed on the screen ...

Page 12: ...ew 8 If the temperature value is not displayed on the screen press OK Homepage then select the Measurement icon and then select Center Spot Hot Spot and Cold Spot in the figure below to display the temperature ...

Page 13: ...1 Overview 9 ...

Page 14: ...1 Overview 10 Press the trigger button will freeze the image as the figure below ...

Page 15: ...1 Overview 11 As shown in the figure below you can save the thermal image and visible light image by pressing the trigger button or OK Homepage and press the Return Power to cancel saving ...

Page 16: ...ge Power on the thermal camera Point the lens to the object Press the trigger to freeze the thermal image and visible light image continue to press the trigger or OK Homepage to save the thermal image and visible light image press the Return Power cancel saving ...

Page 17: ...1 Overview 13 Press Return will view the saved thermal images and visible images ...

Page 18: ...1 Overview 14 Every time take pictures will save 3 frames into 1 picture o 1st frame the image frame of what you see is what you get o 2nd frame the raw image frame of thermal image ...

Page 19: ...view the image in full screen You can view the 3 frames of each picture by using the up and down arrow keys The left and right arrow keys select the previous or next picture When previewing the picture in full screen press OK Homepage to choose deleting the picture press Return Power to return to the album ...

Page 20: ...1 Overview 16 1 5 Main Page 1 Current Emissivity 2 Hot spot cold spot and central spot 3 Time 4 WiFi 5 Battery ...

Page 21: ...key trigger key is taking picture and storing picture confirmation key 1 7 Charge and Export Pictures 1 7 1 Charge Open the charging and data interface silicone plug then can see the USB interface You can use the accessory s USB data cable to charge the camera at any time The camera can still be used during the charging process The transformer chooses a universal USB interface 5V 2A or larger char...

Page 22: ...power on connect the camera USB interface to the computer with the accessory s USB cable A USB drive letter will appear on the computer You can select the pictures to copy to the computer When the thermal imaging camera is power on turn on WiFi and copy the pictures of interest to the computer through the analysis software ...

Page 23: ...arrow keys to quickly switch between 8 types of color palettes For details about color palettes see 2 1 3 4 Color palette If the main page displaying visible light image you cannot switch color palette 2 1 1 2 Quickly Switch Image Modes When no menu appears on the main page you can press the up and down arrow keys to quickly switch between image modes For details about the image mode see 2 1 3 2 I...

Page 24: ...evel menu and the status bar on the top In this state press the Return Power to close the first level menu and status bar The icon selected in the menu is the current operable function and there is a text prompt on the top of icon No Function Icon Description 1 Settings Setting up the camera 2 Album Viewing Pictures ...

Page 25: ... contrast gentle and so on 6 Color palette Select the infrared thermal imaging palette such as iron white hot etc 2 1 3 Second Level Menu When the first level menu is display press OK Homepage to enter the second level menu or setting interface and in the second level menu state or setting interface press Return Power Return to the first level menu The icon selected in the second level menu is the...

Page 26: ...ement 2 Center spot Measure the center point temperature of the thermal imaging camera 3 Hot spot Track and measure the highest temperature points imaged by the camera 4 Cold spot Track and measure the lowest temperature point imaged by the camera 5 Zone Select part of the area for temperature measurement 6 Edit Zone Zoom in or out the zone ...

Page 27: ...in Picture Infrared thermal imaging as a picture in picture display in the center of visible light 4 Thermal Only display infrared thermal image 5 Visible Only display visible light 6 Fusion adjustment Adjust the fusion percentage of overlay fusion 7 Fusion offset adjustment When the visible light and thermal image is not 100 coincide based on different distance of the object then you may use this...

Page 28: ...on is shown below No Function Icon Description 1 High contrast Choose high contract mode to view infrared thermal image 2 Legacy Choose legacy mode to view infrared thermal image 3 Gentle Choose gentle mode to view infrared thermal image 2 1 3 4 Color Palette ...

Page 29: ... Icon Description 1 Tyrian 2 White Hot 3 Black Hot 4 Rainbow 5 Glory 6 Iron 7 Hottest 8 Coldest 2 2 Settings The settings interface is shown below 2 2 1 Language Select the language in the setting interface click OK Homepage to select the following different languages ...

Page 30: ...2 Operation and Settings 26 No Language 1 English 2 Simplified Chinese 3 Spanish 4 French 5 Japanese 6 Korean 7 Russian 8 Arabic 9 Traditional Chinese ...

Page 31: ...sy 0 30 5 Edit Emissivity Customization 2 2 3 Temperature alarm Select the temperature alarm in the setting interface and press OK Homepage to alert the temperature above or below the threshold on the screen When the temperature in the screen meets above or below one of the thresholds an alarm will pop up When the zone temperature measurement is selected the alarm icon will only be displayed when ...

Page 32: ...pper limit alarm switch these two steps are in no particular order If the temperature value in the screen area is higher than the set threshold temperature an alarm icon will pop up on the screen When the temperature value in the screen area is lower than the set threshold temperature the alarm icon will disappear ...

Page 33: ...settings interface After turning on the WiFi switch the WiFi icon will be displayed on the status bar of the home page When the WiFi switch is turned off the WiFi icon in the status bar will not be displayed 2 2 4 2 WiFi Configuration Select the WiFi setting in the setting interface and press OK Homepage to set the WiFi The SSID of the WiFi is the same as the serial number on the side of the handh...

Page 34: ...tion and Settings 30 2 2 5 LED Select the LED in the setting interface and press OK Homepage to turn the LED on or off 2 2 6 More Select More in the setting interface and press OK Homepage to set more settings ...

Page 35: ...1 Temperature Unit Temperature unit support below Celsius Fahrenheit Kelvin 2 2 6 2 Storage In the storage option you can view the current and used capacity of the internal storage memory and you can choose to format the storage memory ...

Page 36: ...2 Operation and Settings 32 2 2 6 3 Date Date setting can set the current date and time ...

Page 37: ...2 Operation and Settings 33 2 2 6 4 Automatic Power Off Automatic power off can be selected for the following duration if without operating the camera 5 minutes 10 minutes 30 minutes 60 minutes Never ...

Page 38: ...2 2 8 Brightness This option can adjust the brightness of the screen 2 2 9 Restore factory settings Restore factory settings will perform default factory settings on the handheld thermal imaging camera Please proceed with caution 2 2 10 About In the about option can view the basic information of the thermal imaging camera ...

Page 39: ...2 Operation and Settings 35 ...

Page 40: ...epair and replacement 3 2 Calibration The camera is calibrated in the factory If calibration is required please contact your local distributor 3 3 Clean If necessary wipe the case with a damp cloth Use high quality lens cleaning products to wipe off the dust or stains on the instrument lens and display Do not use abrasives or solvents to clean the case lens or display ...

Page 41: ...play Resolution 320x240 Display Size 3 5 inch Image mode Outline fusion overlay fusion picture in picture infrared thermal imaging visible light General Working time 5000mah battery 4 hours in 25 C 77 F Battery Charge Built in battery it is recommended to use 5V 2A universal USB charger WiFi Support App and PC software data transmission Operating temperature 20 C 60 C 4 F 140 F Storage temperature...

Page 42: ...face Data and charging interface USB Type C Support battery charging and data transmission Appendix 5 5 1 Emissivity The emissivity of common materials is as follows Material Emissivity Material Emissivity Asphalt 0 90 0 98 Cloth black 0 98 Concrete 0 94 Leather 0 75 0 80 Cement 0 96 Charcoal powder 0 96 Sand 0 9 Paint 0 80 0 95 Soil 0 92 0 96 Lacquer matte 0 97 Water 0 92 0 96 Rubber black 0 94 I...

Page 43: ...6 Technical Support 39 Plaster 0 80 0 90 Iron oxide 0 78 0 82 Stucco 0 89 0 91 textile 0 9 brick 0 93 0 96 Technical Support 6 ...

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