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Infrared Camera – Operating Manual
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About the analysis parameters:
Emissivity
Different objects have different emissivity values. Set
different emissivity values to measure different object.
Distance
Objects can be at different distances from the IR ca-
mera. Set the respective distance to the measuring
object.
Amb temp
Enter the ambient temperature or Trefl., ie, the surface
temperature of radiating/reflecting objects which are
close to the surface you wish to measure and which
could have an effect on the following measurement.
Humidity
Enter the ambient humidity.
Obj Comparison
COMPAROBJ1 can be
set to denote either a
measuring spot or an
area. COMPAROBJ2 can
be set to denote either a
reference temperature,
a measuring spot or an
area. The difference between the temperatures mea-
sured with 1 and 2 is displayed in the bottom right-
hand corner of the LCD, e.g. COMPAROB is SPOT1
(35.4°C) and COMPAROBJ 2 is REF TEMP (30°C), then
the difference between the 2 values is 5.4°C.
Ref temp
Acts as a means of comparison with a spot, area or
profile
analysis Settings
1. Press the MENU/
ENTER key.
2. Press the up
s
and
down
t
arrow on the
omni selector to select
the
menu
item
[Analysis], then press the MENU/ENTER key.
3. Press the up
s
and
down
t
arrow on the
omni selector to select
[Setup], then press
the MENU/ENTER key.
4. Setting analysis para-
meters.
• Press the up / down
arrow on the omni se-
lector to select a field
• Press the left or right arrow on the selector to set
the values.
5. Press the MENU/ENTRY key to save the changes or
press the C key to close the window without saving
any new settings.
About the analysis settings:
Alarm
The temperature alarm can be activated or deacti-
vated. When the temperature alarm is activated, the
measuring value of Spot 5 (EC 060 V) / 10 (EC 060
V+) is displayed in red when the setting “Maximum”
has been previously selected and the temperature
of the measuring point is equal to or greater than
the defined alarm temperature. When Spot 5 has
been set to “Minimum” when the measuring point
is measured and the temperature is either identical
to or lower than the defined alarm temperature, then
the temperature value also appears in alarm mode.
Alarm temp
Sets the alarm temperature thresholds.
Correct temp
Corrects the measured temperature reading to ensu-
re measurement accuracy under special conditions.
Zero point offset of the calibration curve.
warnInG: Zero point displacement of
the calibration curve!
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