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KT-195 

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3. 

 

 

Click  the  virtual  round  button  to 
view  the  virtual  cursors.  The  anal-
ysis 

objects 

can 

be 

moved 

up/down and right/left with them. 

4. 

 

 

Tap  any  place  on  the  screen  out-
side  the  analysis  objects  to  hide 
the virtual cursors (tap the analysis 
objects  again  to  bring  back  the 
cursors). 

5. 

Select one of the many analysis objects, and the selected object will be able to be moved using 
virtual cursors. 

 

Summary of Contents for KT-195

Page 1: ...KT 195 KT 385 KT 200 KT 400 USER MANUAL 1 USER MANUAL THERMAL IMAGERS KT 195 KT 385 KT 200 KT 400 SONEL S A Wokulskiego 11 58 100 widnica Poland Version 1 00 02 07 2018...

Page 2: ...thermal imager which is modern high quality easy and safe to use measuring device Reading this manual will allow to avoid measuring errors and will prevent possible problems related to operation of th...

Page 3: ...object 23 5 6 2 Resizing the analysis objects 24 5 6 3 Analysis function of a moving object 24 5 6 4 Selecting a color palette 26 5 6 5 Manual brightness contrast control 26 5 6 6 Temperature differe...

Page 4: ...etting 43 7 Local settings 44 7 1 Report Settings 44 7 2 Stamp settings 44 7 3 Date Time 45 7 4 System Language Settings 45 8 Connection settings 46 8 1 Wi Fi settings 46 8 2 Wi Fi Hotspot Configurati...

Page 5: ...KT 200 KT 400 USER MANUAL 5 15 Calibration 60 16 Storing 60 17 Accessories 61 17 1 Standard accessories 61 17 2 Additional accessories 61 18 Dismantling and disposal 62 19 Manufacturer 62 20 Laborator...

Page 6: ...onment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communicatio...

Page 7: ...clean non optical surfaces of the thermal imager o optical surfaces Avoid staining the optical lens surface while using the thermal imager es pecially avoid touching the lens with your hands as sweat...

Page 8: ...t to dismantle or modify the device Opening up the unit invali dates the warranty Use only standard and additional accessories listed in Equipment section Using other accessories does not ensure prope...

Page 9: ...s over lapping and blending outlines of the visual image on the infrared image User can take and store stat ic images or record and save video clips The available range of software tools allows an ima...

Page 10: ...d menu 3 1 Camera body description Flashlight Battery release button Laser pointer micro USB connector Visual image camera micro SD card slot Lens release button micro HDMI connector Lens Power supply...

Page 11: ...KT 195 KT 385 KT 200 KT 400 USER MANUAL 11 Power On Off button Return button Speaker Microphone LCD display Battery lock...

Page 12: ...SER MANUAL 12 3 2 Overview of the camera s functional areas A Functional areas Display area Gallery Real time editing mode Control area System settings Palette Central point cursor Shortcut menu butto...

Page 13: ...Click the image you want to view and analyze and the image editing screen will appear 2 Tap the Edit button at the bottom to enter the analysis object editing areas When the image is modified the sys...

Page 14: ...e mode press the shortcut icon at the bottom of the screen 2 The shortcut menu includes the following content IR Mode image switches between modes infrared visible fusion and PIP Camera Mode camera op...

Page 15: ...is heard The calibration can be triggered manually at any time To do that tap the screen twice at any place while the camera is in real time mode The camera will carry out the calibration procedure f...

Page 16: ...ect the emissivi ty of the measured object by swiping the list of materials up and down or by selecting Custom option and set the emissivity value with the slider Then tap Back button twice or press t...

Page 17: ...e shortcut menu and then slide the shortcut bar to the left to the Digital Zoom option to allow up to 4 times real time image magnification by sliding the status bar left to right 5 Images 5 1 Capturi...

Page 18: ...nction works only in the infrared mode 5 2 Adding notes 1 Tap the Gallery icon in the middle of the bottom menu to enter the file browsing directory 2 Select the image to which a note is to be added b...

Page 19: ...to enter the main interface for the picture notes 2 Press the trigger button to take up to two photos in a visible light mode as shown in the figure below 3 If the picture is not taken correctly it c...

Page 20: ...ding voice notes 1 Tap Voice button to add a voice note 2 Tap to start recording 3 Tap Stop to stop recording and save the recorded file The recording time for a single voice note is limited to 60 s b...

Page 21: ...a sketch in the image field 3 Additional functional buttons are from left to right Cancel wipes all the drawings off the screen Back removes the last sketch bit Restore brings the most recently delet...

Page 22: ...ing recording a video 2 Tap the shortcut menu button at the bottom and then the Camera button to enter the video re cording mode 3 Press the trigger button to start recording Recording time informatio...

Page 23: ...peratures as well as the central point temperature can be displayed on screen Press and hold any of the analysis objects on the touch screen for a few seconds to display an ob ject menu with the follo...

Page 24: ...lysis object its nodes will be selected and displayed as yellow markers 2 Move any node the analysis object area will be changed 5 6 3 Analysis function of a moving object 1 Tap the button to display...

Page 25: ...is objects can be moved up down and right left with them 4 Tap any place on the screen out side the analysis objects to hide the virtual cursors tap the analysis objects again to bring back the cursor...

Page 26: ...Hot Iron Medical Arctic Rainbow 1 Rain bow 2 2 The user can switch between palette types as desired as shown in the figure 5 6 5 Manual brightness contrast control 1 In the real time image mode press...

Page 27: ...te high or low temperature value press any part of the IR image to close the selection window and the value will be saved 5 6 6 Temperature difference analysis 1 Select at least 2 analysis objects pre...

Page 28: ...1 Local pictures and videos in real time image mode tap gallery button to enter the file browsing main menu select Image All and the system will automatically display all local files 2 Files and video...

Page 29: ...ress any photo to enter the image editing mode 2 Tap button the system will enter the edit mode In this mode following elements can be added or modified analysis object isotherm and temperature differ...

Page 30: ...ngers on the screen and spread them apart Doing this the photo can be enlarged up to 10 times 2 Place two fingers on the screen and pinch them close to downsize an image Zooming in Zooming out 3 To sl...

Page 31: ...PDF file 1 In real time image mode tap gallery button 2 Tap Select button and choose up to 5 images as shown in the figure below 3 Press Export PDF button in the lower left corner to create a PDF fil...

Page 32: ...tion 3 Press the Print button at the top right side of the PDF preview interface 4 In Print Ready mode press Print to print wirelessly Printing PDF Wireless printing preview 5 11 Video playback 1 In g...

Page 33: ...enter the file browsing menu 2 Select and edit an infrared image 3 Enter the edit menu at the bottom and select Object Isotherm 5 12 1 High isotherm 1 Enter the edit mode and select Object Isotherm 2...

Page 34: ...Isotherm 2 Tap icon on the isotherm bar the camera will display a target view for the low isotherm pic ture mode 5 12 3 Out of range isotherm 1 Enter the edit mode and select Object Isotherm 2 Tap ico...

Page 35: ...the screen see Figure 2 below The mode for a manual contrast adjustment will be initiated Figure 1 Figure 2 2 Tap the virtual round button to view the virtual cursors on screen see Figure 3 below Figu...

Page 36: ...t virtual button Press the right button to increase the Tmax value and decrease the Tmin value This adjustment will apply a corresponding contrasting color that will be reflected in the real time imag...

Page 37: ...e of 20 C to 150 C 150 C to 650 C or 650 C to 1500 C depending on the camera model and lens type used 5 14 3 Target distance A distance of the camera from the tested object Customizable in the range 1...

Page 38: ...changed including temperature units distance units brightness network connection date and language 6 1 Central Temperature Cursor This option enables disables the central point temperature cursor on...

Page 39: ...tched between meter and feet Default distance unit is meter 6 5 Alarm setting The alarm can be set to go off when exceeding a defined minimum or maximum temperature By default the temperature alarm is...

Page 40: ...screen 3 Tap icon to turn off the high temperature sound alarm 6 5 2 Low temperature alarm 1 Activate the temperature alarm set the alarm type to Tmin and set the temperature value that triggers the a...

Page 41: ...30 or 60 minutes or choose Never Shutdown option By default the camera is in Never Shutdown mode 6 8 Sleep mode time settings Timing Sleep The camera can be set to go into sleep mode after 1 5 or 15...

Page 42: ...recognition is enabled by default the camera automatically sets the settings for the lens used Manual selection of the lens is possible 6 11 1 Disabling the automatic lens recognition When automatic...

Page 43: ...ors of high low temperature isotherms are customizable 6 14 Image taking mode settings Photo Setting The following modes can be selected in this settings menu Frozen Photo freeze and save Press the tr...

Page 44: ...ings 1 In stamp settings the following options are available logo watermark date stamp emissivity stamp distance stamp humidity watermark reflectivity temperature stamp 2 Once the settings are done go...

Page 45: ...5 KT 200 KT 400 USER MANUAL 45 7 3 Date Time Set the date and time in the system manually by scrolling their components up down 7 4 System Language Settings Select a language from the list of availabl...

Page 46: ...work tap one of the networks shown in the list and enter the password if required 3 Type in correct password and press OK 4 The Wi Fi address setting interface menu can be entered by tapping the More...

Page 47: ...Hotspot Configuration 1 Enter the Wi Fi hotspot configuration menu 2 In the configuration interface AP Setting enter the name of the hotspot which is set as default as Camera and the default password...

Page 48: ...e SD card as indicated in the camera menu If an external SD card reader was used in sert the SD card into the camera Press the upgrade button to initiate the upgrade procedure and then follow the on s...

Page 49: ...card and then press OK Note that formatting per manently deletes all photos and other data on the memory card Before formatting make a backup of your files if necessary 9 4 Restoring the default setti...

Page 50: ...ch the video input to the selected port 10 3 USB Interface 1 Viewing files stored in the internal memory connect the USB cable to a computer then open My Computer to view the internal memory icon Clic...

Page 51: ...e connection 1 Connect the camera to PC using USB cable 2 A new network connection should appear If the connection has not been set up automatically go to TCP IP v4 in the network settings menu config...

Page 52: ...real time video mode 4 After the camera has been identified by the computer open the analysis software see image be low 5 Click the video button and select the On line option and then the camera Then...

Page 53: ...t switch on the memory card at the top of it is set to open to allow to write or erase data 10 5 1 Installing memory card 1 Turn off the camera Slide the slot cover in the direction pointed by the arr...

Page 54: ...and open the slot cover 2 Gently press the memory card and then release the pressure 3 Pull out the card and close the slot cover 10 6 Installing optional lens 1 Mounting the lens Press the Split lens...

Page 55: ...gn the red dot on the back of the lens with that on the unit Then gently remove the lens 10 7 Installing high temperature filter lens 1 Filter installation insert a high temperature lens into the thre...

Page 56: ...ay that the AP function has started and a wireless network initiated by the network card embedded in the camera is available factory default SSID GCamera SSID is the name of the network changeable in...

Page 57: ...lens cleaning kit Visible light image is blurry The surroundings are too dark Improve lighting The front part of the de vice is steamed up or polluted Clean the front part with a specialized cleaning...

Page 58: ...ation min max average Isotherm Temperature difference Temperature alarm Dew point Palettes 8 Emissivity coefficient Selectable from 0 01 to 1 00 or from the list of materials Measurement adjustment Ad...

Page 59: ...ized black 0 88 copper polished 0 07 copper polished annealed 0 01 0 02 brass 0 10 brass oxidized 0 61 nickel polished 0 05 lead polished 0 08 lead grey 0 28 lead oxidized 0 63 paper white 0 90 paper...

Page 60: ...d glass of the lens Chemical agents must not be used for cleaning the optical viewfinder and particularly op tics and ac cessories of the camera Use a clean dry and soft cloth for cleaning the body of...

Page 61: ...g the touchscreen WAREK1 SD card 16 GB WAPOZSD16 Power supply adaptor Z13 for KT 195 200 385 400 670 650 560 WAZASZ13 User manual and CD with dedicated software 17 2 Additional accessories Additional...

Page 62: ...c equipment Before delivering the equipment to the collection centre do not attempt to dismantle any of its parts NOTE Follow local regulations related to disposing of packaging used up batteries and...

Page 63: ...ectrical properties o calibrators o resistance standards instruments for the measurements of non electrical o pyrometers o thermo imaging cameras o lux meters The Calibration Certificate is a document...

Page 64: ...KT 195 KT 385 KT 200 KT 400 USER MANUAL 64 NOTES...

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