e2v argus, Инструкция по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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e2v technologies (uk) limited 2013 CR 113590 P7250UM version 4, page 5
1.2 Getting Started
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In the case with a standard camera are the following:
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Camera with handle and side straps.
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Two rechargeable battery packs.
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Battery charger with mains leads.
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Battery charging shoe.
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Neck strap.
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This manual
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Customer software.
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USB Data lead.
Customer configured cameras will only be accompanied by the items specified
with the order.
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The rechargeable batteries should be fully charged before use (see section 3).
Fit the battery into the compartment on the top of the camera and push down
until a click is heard. To remove the battery, press the battery release button
and the battery will eject and can be removed.
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Turn on the camera using the middle red button on the rear. A red light will be
illuminated to show the camera is powered.
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A short (1 second) button press will blank out the display, a 3 second press will
bring up the on screen menu while a long (8 second) press will go through the
menu and turn off the camera.
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After switch-on and for approximately 5 seconds, a start-up screen will be
displayed on the camera screen while the system performs a self-test routine.
This start-up screen is end-user configurable.
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The thermal image, with battery status display, time and date, spot temperature
and spot target markings, will appear.
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While the Argus
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F-Type is in operation, the camera has to recalibrate to
maintain its performance and image quality. This is achieved by an internal
shutter that “freezes” the image; this in turn allows the electronics to recalibrate
and redisplay the image. This recalibration will only occur when necessary due
to a change in scene or internal temperatures. The freezing of the image will last
for less than 0.2 seconds.
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The Argus
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F-Type camera can be used with or without the handle. To remove
the handle, spin the large thumbwheel anti-clockwise until the handle detaches
from the camera body. Refitting is the reverse of this, making sure that the
locating pip is positioned correctly.