NOCTURN XS MONO
USER GUIDE
PHOTONIS
USA
Proprietary
and
Confidential
Information
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3.
Visually inspect the sensor for dust, debris, and residue (e.g., fingerprints, smears,
etc.)
4.
Clean the sensor and board with low pressure, dry, compressed air or nitrogen if
necessary.
5.
If there are fingerprints, smears, or other oily residue, the sensor glass may be
cleaned with a lint free cotton‐tipped applicator moistened with a small amount of
isopropyl alcohol. Allow the sensor to air dry.
6.
After the sensor is dry, visually verify no residue remains.
5
Storage
In preparation for storage, it is recommended that all cables and connectors be removed
from the camera.
1.
If operating, shut down and power off the camera.
2.
Disconnect all cables
3.
Visually inspect the external surfaces of the camera and connectors for damage,
bent pins and ensure they are clean and free of debris.
4.
Clean the external body of the camera, including connectors, with a dry, lint free
cloth and soft brush if necessary to remove dirt, dust and debris. For caked on dirt,
the cleaning cloth may be moistened with a small amount of water or Methanol. Do
not immerse the camera in any type of liquid.
CAUTION
To
avoid
damage
to
the
camera
hardware,
do
not
immerse
the
camera
in
any
type
of
liquid,
and
do
not
pour
any
liquid
on,
or
in
the
camera.
5.
If necessary, clean the sensor and board with low pressure, dry, compressed air or
nitrogen. If there are fingerprints or other oily residue evident on the sensor glass,
the sensor glass may be cleaned with a lint free cotton‐tipped applicator and
Methanol.
6.
If the sensor is cleaned using isopropyl alcohol, allow the sensor to air dry.
7.
Once the sensor is fully dry, install a protective blue lens saver dot.
8.
Place the camera in a protective ESD bag and package.
9.
For long term storage, a humidity and temperature controlled environment is
recommended, however, the ambient temperature in the storage area should not
exceed the range of ‐50°C to +80°C.
6
Quality
6.1
Acceptance
Test
Protocol
Prior to shipment to customers, all NOCTURN XS cameras are tested according to Photonis
Acceptance Test Protocol (ATP). The ATP verifies that the camera units meet the operating,
functionality and imaging characteristics specified by Photonis. Every unit is shipped with a
test sheet displaying these characteristics against the NOCTURN XS specifications.