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USERS GUIDE
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Q: Does TAVIS detect facemasks?
A: Yes, TAVIS detects facemasks.
Q: How can I implement additional features with ReAX Core Studio?
A: Please refer to the “Help” section of ReAX Core Studio, or visit Aurora Multimedia’s YouTube channel for tutorials on
how to use the software.
Intended Use
Q: Is there an option to store the data of people checked?
A: Yes. This can be programmed using Core Studio or with TAVIS Central.
Q: Can TAVIS read the temperatures of people with hats on or other facial coverings?
A: TAVIS scans for the hottest temperature over the largest area of a person’s face. If there is any trouble obtaining a
reading, a person should stand 0.3 meters away from the sensor. Removing any facial coverings will yield the most
accurate results.
Q: What is the detected temperature that will cause a person to fail his or her screening?
A: The default temperature is 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit, though this can be adjusted in the settings.
Q: What body temperature is considered a fever?
A: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) considers a fever to be a body temperature of 100.4 degrees
Fahrenheit or higher. Please note that TAVIS detects skin temperature, and that a person may still be considered ill with a
temperature below 100.4 degrees. Some medical institutions consider a temperature of over 99.5 degree Fahrenheit a
fever, and a person may be at risk at as low as 99 degrees Fahrenheit.
Q: Does TAVIS detect elevated body temperature?
A: No, it detects elevated skin temperature. The body temperature should be confirmed by other means.
Q: What steps are recommended after a person’s temperature is too high?
A: Generally, the person should proceed to a follow-up medical examination by a trained professional. However, you
should consult the FDA and your local laws for best practices.
Q: Do employers require consent to screen their employees' temperatures?
A: According to the Enforcement Policy for Telethermographic Systems During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)