Pulsar Trionyx T3, Manual

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external light sources – a thermal imaging microbolometer is sensitive to
the objects' intrinsic radiation. As a result, the thermal imaging mode works
equally well during the day and night as well as in utter darkness.
Digital Mode
Digital mode allows you to identify an object of observation, and
visualize terrain and vegetation in detail.
In this mode, the device detects near-infrared radiation, which allows you to
see the object of observation in low light conditions.
The device’s built-in IR illuminator switches on when there is insufficient
light.
Fusion Mode
It combines the advantages of digital and thermal imaging modes.
Fusion mode allows you to combine the images of the thermal and
digital channels. This makes it possible to see the observed object and the
terrain in the field of view in detail.
In this mode, the device’s built-in IR illuminator switches on when there is
insufficient light.