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Color schemes except for TI BASIC mode are marked by a symbol at the bottom left  

3.2.2 

The 3 sensitivity levels are automatically adjusted: 

 

- Lower temperature range: 

-40 

to  + 300 °F 

- Medium temperature range: 

-40  

to  + 932 °F (display on screen:        )  

- Upper temperature range: 

-40  

to  + 2100 °F (display on screen:        ) 

 
 
 

3.3  Other screen elements: 

 

3.3.1 

Battery display:  

This display informs about the charging status of the battery. A fully charged battery is displayed entirely 
green (4 bars). 2 yellow bars are displayed from about half of battery run-time onward. A red bar is displayed 
for the last quarter of battery run-time. Before the system shuts down, the battery symbol is blinking at least 
for the past 5 remaining minutes. 

3.3.2 

Shutter Symbol:  

The shutter is an important mechanical component of the  camera, and is needed for recalibration of the 
sensor. Upon recalibration, a short interruption of the display for less than 1 second is generated, in which 
a green square is displayed in the upper left screen corner, and a low clicking can potentially be heard. 

 

3.3.3 

Overheat Warning (blinking)

 

 

Warning against high temperature in the infrared sensor. The camera does not switch off automatically. It 
is highly recommended, though to put the camera in cooler areas immediately when this symbol appears. 
Otherwise the camera can be irreversibly damaged. 

 

3.3.4 

Zoom (Only in TI BASIC PLUS Mode) 

The zoom function is displayed by showing 2X or 4X at the left edge of the display. 

 

3.3.5 

Laser pointer (Only in TI BASIC PLUS Mode) 

The laser pointer is activated or deactivated by pushing the round grey button 

for  >2  seconds.  In 

any case it will be deactivated automatically after 30 seconds. If the laser is active it is displayed by a green 
star at the left edge of the display. 

  

3.3.6 

Temperature “measurement point” – Hot Spot 

The Hot Spot allows reading out temperature information of objects. The sensitive measurement point in 
the middle of the screen for this purpose is therefore to be directed on to the object.  
 

A fixed emission coefficient of 

ε

=0.97 is set in the factory. Actual temperatures may differ depending to the 

density of the material, its surface composition, and distance from the measurement object.  

Summary of Contents for TIC 4X Series

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL for TEMPEST TIC 4X Professional Thermal Imaging Camera for Fire Fighters NFPA 1801 2018 and CE certified RoHS compliant...

Page 2: ...RA MUST BE HANDLED AND USED ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER S INFORMATION THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT IN HAZARDOUS SITUATIONS AND ENVIRONMENTS This thermal imaging camera is subject to the Dual Use Reg...

Page 3: ...2 3 2 2 The 3 sensitivity levels are automatically adjusted 14 3 3 Other screen elements 14 3 3 1 Battery display 14 3 3 2 Shutter Symbol 14 3 3 3 Overheat Warning blinking 14 3 3 4 Zoom Only in TI BA...

Page 4: ...he batteries 19 4 1 Rechargeable battery technology TEMPEST TIC 19 4 2 Charging with the cable charger 100 240V or 12 24V option 20 4 3 Vehicle Charging Station option 22 4 4 Connection of the vehicle...

Page 5: ...e first attack TEMPEST TIC 4X 1 offers unbeatable value and best quality ideal for firefighting first attack search for missing persons and fire TEMPEST TIC 4X 3 efficient and versatile 4 display 3 Bu...

Page 6: ...with pistol grip 165g 0 36 lb Extra large 4 0 10 2 mm display for detailed visibility Ultra wide temperature range 40 C to 2100 F 1 to 5 colorization mode Image freeze picture capture and video record...

Page 7: ...the hand strap to ensure effective thermal resistance 5min 500 F Please take caution when adjusting hand straps gloves are recommend as the Velcro contains metal hooks which may be hot after exposure...

Page 8: ...NiMh batteries with respect to up to 5000 charging cycles and extreme performance even in frost No emission of inflammable POTASSIUM HYDRIDE GASES at high temperature Batteries and battery packs are p...

Page 9: ...camera is additionally protected against mechanical damage and chemicals Pull the protective cover over the camera and close the Velcro fasteners Protective covers wear out with frequent use and can...

Page 10: ...storage The symbol changes in the following linear manner from 0 to 8 GB The camera can store up to 1000 pictures 8h video If the red symbol appears the next recorded video will overwrite the oldest v...

Page 11: ...video recording 8GB capacity 1 or 2 Retractable lanyards Vehicle charging bay or mains charger Protection hood Carrying case IP67 Wireless video transmission to computer tablet or smartphone TEMPEST T...

Page 12: ...Press the On Off key for 1 second to switch the camera back to TI BASIC mode Press the On Off key for at least 5 seconds to switch off the camera If the screen goes off the camera is switched off Onl...

Page 13: ...al applications Hazardous material use For filling level indication INVERSE Only in TI BASIC PLUS Mode White cold Black hot Coloring unchanged For daylight scenes For filling level indication SEARCH O...

Page 14: ...screen corner and a low clicking can potentially be heard 3 3 3 Overheat Warning blinking Warning against high temperature in the infrared sensor The camera does not switch off automatically It is hi...

Page 15: ...ide and the picture will be saved on the internal mass storage camera it switches back to the live mode The in the By pressing the round gray key again display disappears You can also press the Green...

Page 16: ...your computer The recorded data can be downloaded or deleted from the DCIM folder The videos and pictures names include the date and time information Example img yyyymmddhhmmss vid yyyymmddhhmmss 000...

Page 17: ...etwork Stream 3 Within the combo box labeled Please enter a network URL udp 1234 and hit Play Please note The menus can slightly differ depending on hardware operating system and player version While...

Page 18: ...nd click on SAVE In SETTINGS you can choose the temperature units Celsius or Fahrenheit and store with SAVE To change the SSID and Password click on WIFI set the new values and click on SAVE To disabl...

Page 19: ...IES BECOME TOO HOT THEY NEED TO BE REMOVED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY IMMEDIATELY AN OPERATING TEMPERATURE OF 45 C IS ABSOLUTELY NORMAL FOR QUICK CHARGE THE CAMERA IS TO BE OPERATED ONLY WITH ORIGINAL BATT...

Page 20: ...to 8h with two batteries Charging time 2 hours with charging bay 2 hours with charging cable Charging Temperature 0 C 45 C 32 F 113 F Do neither replace nor charge batteries when in hazardous atmosphe...

Page 21: ...ion Cable charger connected to power supply green green Camera is not connected The cable charger is connected to the power supply and the camera green green Both rechargeable batteries are completely...

Page 22: ...e battery Simultanous charging of 1 or 2 spare rechargeable batteries on the left and right side is possible The charging tray can be bottom or wall mounted via the prepared bores Screws are not withi...

Page 23: ...ries should be in the range between 0 and 45 C Dimensions for charging bay with extra battery charger ca 230 L x 105 W x 125 H mm 90 5 L x 41 3 W x 49 2 H Dimensions for charging bay without extra bat...

Page 24: ...R THE 100 240VAC POWER SUPPLY UNIT 4 5 Charging with the vehicle charging station Push the TIC into the charging tray to the stop lens first The charging contacts of the camera are automatically conne...

Page 25: ...an the display with a soft cloth Keep the camera in a suitable safe place e g in the carry case or the vehicle charging tray NOTE Do not use any solvents or acids to clean the camera Use of such subst...

Page 26: ...ST reserves the right to check parts returned within the warranty period and only to repair or replace them if the following conditions are fulfilled The object must be sent to TEMPEST The object may...

Page 27: ...ve EMC Directive 2014 30 EU This compliance is based on the harmonized European standards EMC Testing to EN 61000 6 3 2007 EN61000 6 2 2005 o LEADER Photonics is committed to the production of consist...

Page 28: ...tor during operation Perform regular and periodic function checks Do not throw the device Never look directly into the sun with the device Do not use the device in environments which are susceptible t...

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