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User manual
THERMAL IMAGER
IR-CAM1 CONDTROL
User manual
THERMAL IMAGER
IR-CAM1 CONDTROL
Automatic image capturing when set temperature limit is exceeded
Enter the menu. Use buttons
to select the menu item and short press the trigger.
By default this function is disabled.
Press and hold the trigger for 1 second to set the temperature
limit and the period of time during which this function will be
active. If temperature limit is exceeded during this period,
the image will be automatically captured and saved in the
gallery.
Use buttons and to select adjustment of
temperature limit (Temperature) or period of time, during
which the image will be automatically captured (Duration).
Use buttons and adjust each value. It is
possible to set such periods of time – 15 min, 30 min, 45 min,
60 min, 90 min, 120 min.
Short press the trigger to confirm the setting and return to
the menu. Short press button to exit the menu.
Symbol of this function will appear on the display.
If the temperature of the measurement object exceeds the
temperature limit within set period of time, the device will
automatically capture the image and save it in the gallery.
To disable this function enter the menu, select menu item and short press the trigger.
Press and hold the trigger for 1 second. The function will be disabled.
Short press button to return to menu. Short press once again to exit the menu.
Measurement unit
Enter the menu. Use buttons
select the menu item and press the trigger.
Use buttons and to select the measurement
unit:
1) Degrees Celsius – °С
2) Fahrenheit degree – °F
Short press the trigger to confirm the setting and return
to menu. Short press the trigger to confirm the setting and
return to menu. Short press button to exit the menu.
Emissivity
All objects emit thermal energy. The volume of energy depends on the surface temperature
and emission degree of the object. The thermal imager measures the intensity of radiation and
uses it to calculate the temperature of the object. Objects with different surfaces at the same
temperature emit different amount of thermal energy. Most of the items and materials, for
example, painted metals, wood, water, leather, fabric have high emissivity (0.9 and more) and
emit more energy than shiny surfaces and unpainted metals with emission degree less than
0.6. Adjustment of emission degree allows the device to take this feature into account and to
minimize the measurement error.
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