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Operating manual – Infrared camera

 

Material

Temperature 

(°C)

Emissivity 

approximation

Copper
Copper mirror

100

0,05

Strong copper oxide 25

0,078

Liquid copper

1080 ~ 1280 0,16 ~ 0,13

Brass
Brass mirror 

28

0,03

Brass oxide

200 ~ 600

0,61 ~ 0,59

Chrome
Polished chrome

40 ~ 1090

0,08 ~ 0,36

Gold
Gold mirror

230 ~ 630

0,02

11. emIssIvIty taBle

problem

cause

solution

Camera doesn´t work

Power is not turned on.

Turn on the camera. 

See Turning the Power On / Off.

Insufficient battery voltage.

Fully charge the battery.

Camera will not record.

Internal memory is full

Delete some images to make 

some space.

Internal memory not formatted 

correctly.

Format the internal memory  

in FAT16 format.

Battery pack consumed quickly.

Battery pack capacity reduced 

because of disuse for one year or 

more after being fully charged.

Replace the battery pack with a 

new one.

Battery life exceeded.

Replace the battery pack. 

Battery pack will not charge.

Poor contact between battery pack 

and battery charger.

Clean the battery terminals with 

clean cloth. Connect the power 

cord to the battery charger and 

insert its plug firmly into the 

power outlet.

Battery life exceeded.

Replace the battery pack. 

10. trOuBle shOOtInG

Poor contact between camera and 

battery terminals.

Wipe the terminals with a clean, 

dry cloth.

The camera has hung up

Reset the camera

Material

Temperature 

(°C)

Emissivity 

approximation

Aluminium
Polished aluminium 100

0,09

Commercial  

aluminum foil

100

0,09

Electrolytic 

chromeplate 

alumina

25 ~ 600

0,55

Mild alumina

25 ~ 600

0,10 ~ 0,20

Strong alumina

25 ~ 600

0,30 ~ 0,40

Copper
Cuprous oxide

800 ~ 1100 0,16 ~ 0,13

Summary of Contents for IC 0120 LV

Page 1: ...GmbH Co KG Grebbener Stra e 7 D 52525 Heinsberg Tel 49 0 24 52 962 400 Fax 49 0 24 52 962 200 www trotec de E Mail info trotec de TRO TR BA LV V SERIE 01 10 GB LV V Serie Operating manual Infrared cam...

Page 2: ...lte B 15 Opening Images B 15 Playback Memos B 15 Deleting Images B 16 07 Download the Images B 17 Download via SD Card B 17 08 Connecting and Download B 18 Charging via the Dock B 18 Connecting to a M...

Page 3: ...l shock Immediately turn the IR camera s power off remove the IR camera battery or unplug the power cord from the power outlet Ensure that smoke and fume emissions have ceased Stop operating immediate...

Page 4: ...harging and when the IR camera is not in use to avoid fires and other hazards Continuoususeoveralongperiod of time may cause the unit to overheat and distort resulting in fire Do not use the battery c...

Page 5: ...tifunction dock port Illuminator Visual lens IR lens Laser Pointer Definable trigger Battery pack cover Lens locker Key pad LCD display Cancel Power indicator Auto adjust Menu Enter Freeze Saving Powe...

Page 6: ...re is no need to complete use or discharge it before recharging It can be recharged at any time However since the maximum number of charge cycles is approximately 300 battery life it is recommended to...

Page 7: ...shooting image The display shows the Info view About the operation indicator The operation indicator shows the status of the camera Menu Represents the menu mode Null Represents the non menu mode no a...

Page 8: ...he built in menu system 1 Check that the IR camera is in null mode 2 PresstheMENU ENTER key then press the Up or Down ar row on the omni selector to select the Setup menu 3 Press the Up or Down arrow...

Page 9: ...the subject in cen ter of the image that is shown on the LCD monitor The LCD will shut off when closed Selecting Menus and Settings You can select the settings by pressing the MENU KEY key 1 Press th...

Page 10: ...t the IR camera is in null mode 2 Aim the IR camera at the subject 3 Turn the focus ring to focus on the target 4 Do not stop turning until the image is clear Thermal Visual and Duovision image displa...

Page 11: ...en press the directional keys to have the CCD super posed on the IR image WARNING This setting depends on the distance and only possible in the scope of certain opera tions for technical reasons Image...

Page 12: ...The ca mera provides 6 palettes Iron Iron inverted Rainbow Feather Grey and Grey inverted Auto adjust Sets the function of the A key There are three options Level and Span Level Span Level und Span Th...

Page 13: ...range Press the 3 Left or Right 4 ar row on the omni se lector to select a range Press the Up or Down arrowonthe omni selector to set measurement range This option is unavailable when the image is fr...

Page 14: ...nges or press the C key to close the menu window without saving About the analysis settings Capture Spot max min spot Sets spot 4 to automatically track the highest lowest spot on the screen Maximum S...

Page 15: ...omatically Isotherm analysis Select this camera function to Isothermal Analysis Mode for the IR image in question The measuring object within a specific temperature range is then displayed in the same...

Page 16: ...TER key 2 Press the 3 Left 4 Right arrow on the omni selector to select the File me nu 3 Press Up and Down arrow on the omni selector to select Save then press the Menu Enter key to save the image The...

Page 17: ...sing the trigger Lightingon Youcanactivte deactivatetheilluminatorby pressing the trigger 06 Playback and Delete Opening Images You can view and analyze the recorded images on the LCD monitor 1 Press...

Page 18: ...ying Record message will appear on the LCD monitor 4 You can terminate the playback of voice comment by pressing the C key Deleting Images Please note that erased images cannot be reco vered Be carefu...

Page 19: ...ra model that should be connected to the computer In case of an EC camera you do not need to turn off the computer or camera when making this connection The EC cameras can be connected via the multifi...

Page 20: ...wsMe Windows 2000 or Windows XP VISTA preinstalled The USB interface is not supported by systems not complying with the conditions above 2 Is the camera correctly connected to the computer See Connect...

Page 21: ...nnection to the Blue tooth headset 6 The headset allows you to record voice memos or play back memos 09 Care and Maintenance Use the following procedures to clean the camera body lens LCD monitor and...

Page 22: ...ed quickly Battery pack capacity reduced because of disuse for one year or more after being fully charged Replace the battery pack with a new one Battery life exceeded Replace the battery pack Battery...

Page 23: ...1400 0 29 Melting mild steel 1600 1800 0 28 Liquid steel 1500 1650 0 42 0 53 Pure lead 1515 1680 0 42 0 45 Silver Polished Silver 100 0 05 Material Temperature C Emissivity approximation Nickel Nickel...

Page 24: ...95 Solid materials 0 80 0 93 Ceramics vase type 0 90 Film 0 90 0 93 Heat resistance glass 200 540 0 85 0 95 Material Temperature C Emissivity approximation Non metal materials Mica 0 94 0 95 Flume mic...

Page 25: ...point Isotherm Image re presentation Colour depiction 680 x 480 Pixel integrated photo lamp PAL NTSC 2 5 LCD pseudo colours 6 colour palettes IR image digital image 4 DuoVision combinations of IR and...

Page 26: ...rd lens Standard equipment USB 2 0 Composite Video 20 x 15 24 x 21 Camera with standard lens LCD display and laser battery charger 110 230 Volt IC090 Ex protected with charging status indicator Li ion...

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