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Infrared Camera – Operating Manual

 

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Troubleshooting

If you wish to use the optional real-time software and en-
counter any problems while connecting your IR camera 
to a computer, please read the following tips and advice.
First, check the following:
1.  Does your computer comply with these requirements?
    Ensure the system has a built-in USB2 port and that it  
    comes with Windows XP preinstalled.
    The USB interface idoes not support systems which  
    do not comply with the above conditions.
2.  Is the camera connected correctly to your computer? 
    See „Connecting your camera to a computer“.
3.  Is the battery sufficiently charged? 

 

    We advise that you connect your camera to the mains  
    supply  when  it  is  connected  to  your  computer  
    (mains adapter optional). 
4.  If  the  USB  driver  is  not  correctly  installed, Windows  
    may not recognise the USB driver. Please contact the  
    manufacturer  of  your  motherboard  to  get  the  latest  
    driver updates.
5.  The USB2.0 real-time transmission function may not  
    work  properly  with  some  motherboard  chipsets.  In  
    this case, connect the IR camera to another computer  
    which has a chipset which is in the chipset sup- 
    porting list and try again.

Using the Bluetooth headset

Your infrared camera has Bluetooth. The op-
tionally  available  Bluetooth  headset  can  be 
used to record voice annotations. Follow the 
steps below to install your Bluetooth headset.
1. Turn  off  the  camera  and  the  Bluetooth  
    headset.
2 . Turn  on  the  Bluetooth  headset  first. 
    Press  and  hold  the  power  button  (A)  for  about  
    5 seconds. The power indicator starts to blink in red  
    and then blue. The headset is in pairing mode after 2  
    seconds. The bLED blinks more slowly and turns to blue.
3 . Turn  on  the  camera  while  the  Bluetooth  headset 
    is still blinking. The camera‘s power indicator lights up  
    green and blinks in blue at the same time. The camera  
    is preparing to connect with the headset.

4.  When the headset is in pair mode press the power  
    button  of  the  Bluetooth  headset  for  about  2  se- 
    conds to set up a connection between the headset  
    and the camera. The camera‘s LED starts to blink  
    in shorter one-second intervals. Press the ON/OFF  
    key of your Bluetooth headset. The Bluetooth sym- 
    bol appears in the camera display. The camera LED  
    now lights up permanently in green and blue! The Blue- 
    tooth mode is now activated. 
5. When  you  use  the  
    Bluetooth headset a se- 
    cond  time,  first  turn  
    on  the  headset.  The  
    blue  power  indicator 
    starts  to  blink.  Then  
    turn  on  your  camera.  
    When the camera has powered up, repeat the proce- 
    dure as described in Step 4 to activate the Blue- 
    tooth mode again.
6. You can use the headset to record voice annota- 
    tions and to listen to ones you have already made.
   

The Bluetooth headset has been successfully 

    recognised

1. Switching off the Bluetooth headset:
    Press and hold the ON/OFF key until the red LED  
    lights up.
2. Switching on the Bluetooth headset:
    Press and hold the ON/OFF key until the blue LED  
    lights up. To charge simply connect the headset to  
    your  PC  via  the  USB  cable  included  in  the  scope  
    of delivery.

Optional accessories

 - Various lenses
 - Additional power supply
 - Transport case

Summary of Contents for POWERSHRED

Page 1: ...TROTEC GmbH Co KG Grebbener Stra e 7 D 52525 Heinsberg Tel 49 2452 962 400 Fax 49 2452 962 200 www trotec de E Mail info trotec de TRT EC060 HS 003 GB EC Series EN Infrared Camera Operating Manual B 1...

Page 2: ...n B 17 06 Recording and Deleting B 17 Opening Images B 17 Selecting Images B 17 Selecting the Name of the Current Folder B 18 Voice Annotations B 18 Deleting Images B 18 07 Reading Out Images B 19 Rea...

Page 3: ...turn off the power of the camera remove thebattery from the camera or unplug the power cord from the power outlet Check to see that no more smoke or fumes are coming out of the camera Stop operating i...

Page 4: ...en the IR camera is not in use to avoid fires and other hazards Non stop operation use over a long period of time may cause the device to overheat and deform resul ting in fire Do not use the battery...

Page 5: ...s Locking Ring Trigger Multi functional Docking Station Rear View KeyPad LCD Monitor USB Terminal Video Output Terminal Battery SD Card Cover Controls Multi function Docking Station Auto Adjust Key Po...

Page 6: ...le charger to charge your battery When the charging cycle has been completed discon nect the charger from the mains supply and remove the battery Your camera is equipped with a lithium ion battery whi...

Page 7: ...the operating indicator The operating indicator shows which operating status the camera is in Menu shows the menu mode Zero shows the non menu No analysis tools is selected 1 4 shows the current anal...

Page 8: ...settings This menu item can be used to change the style of the menu system 1 Check that the IR camera is in zero mode 2 Press the MENU EN TER key then press the up s or down t arrow on the omni select...

Page 9: ...ng target is in the centre of the display The LCD monitor will switch itself off when closed Selecting Menus and Settings You can select the settings by pressing the MENU ENTER key 1 Press the MENU EN...

Page 10: ...ill not be deleted when you reset the menu and button operation settings to default 05 MEASURING Manual Focusing 1 Check to ensure that the IR camera is in null mode 2 Point the camera at the object y...

Page 11: ...y and the arrow keys in order to adjust the thermal image so that it covers the visual image Moving the DuoVision area Move upwards C UPs Move downwards C DOWNt Move left C LEFT Move right C RIGHT WAR...

Page 12: ...NU ENTER key to save the changes or press the C key to close the window without saving any new settings Information regarding image settings Auto adjust Sets the function of the A key There are three...

Page 13: ...close the window when this step is completed Freezing Activating an Image You can freeze or activate a thermal image by pres sing the S key on the selector 1 Check that the IR came ra is in zero mode...

Page 14: ...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...

Page 15: ...en 1 and 100 and describes the proportion in between 1 100 and 100 100 of the area of the LCD eg the isotherm range is between 35 C and 40 C and the Iso Alarm is 100 In this case the alarm is triggere...

Page 16: ...andAverage temperature of the selected area Press the left or right key to select between the Max Min or Average temperature of the selected area When Area 5 is selected the Max Min and Ave rage temp...

Page 17: ...therm range by changing the lower isotherm level IL The letters IL and IH appear in the bottom right hand corner IH is the upper threshold and IL the lower threshold of the isotherm range Removing Ana...

Page 18: ...down arrow on the omni selec tor to select menu item Others and then press the MENU ENTER key Trigger Information Save Press the trigger to save an image Laser on Press the trigger to activate the la...

Page 19: ...luetooth headset optional and open an image 2 Press the MENU ENTER key then press the up or down arrow on the omni selector to select the File menu and confirm 3 Press the s up or down t arrow on the...

Page 20: ...ture when the camera is used in continuous operation Ple ase ensure that you only use original Trotec mains adapters to avoid any damage from occurring to your camera Connecting to a monitor The camer...

Page 21: ...stall programs 1 After a few moments the following dia logue will appear 2 Select No notthistime then click Next 3 Select Installfromalist or location Advanced then click Next 4 Select Include this lo...

Page 22: ...etooth headset first Press and hold the power button A for about 5 seconds The power indicator starts to blink in red and then blue The headset is in pairing mode after 2 seconds ThebLEDblinksmoreslow...

Page 23: ...l Save the images onto your computer and delete them from the SD card Internal memory not formatted correctly Format the memory in FAT32 format Battery power exhausted Battery capacity reduced because...

Page 24: ...00 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 approx Nickel Nickel chr...

Page 25: ...na 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 Material Temperature C Emissivity approx Non metallic materials Mica 0 94 0 95 Flam...

Page 26: ...res Image freeze Live or freeze File function Removable SD card up to 2 GB Measurement Temperature range 20 C 250 C Accuracy 2 C or 2 Analysis Functions Spots 2 10 spots Temperature tracking Tracks th...

Page 27: ...or 8 11V DC supply to charge the battery inside BWT 2 5 hours Environmental specification Operational temperature 15 C 50 C Storage temperature 40 C 70 C Relative humidity 10 95 Interfaces Mechanism w...

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