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Electrophysics HOTSHOT HD
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Hotshot HD
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1. MEMORY:
Insert Compact Flash memory card into the slot under the rubber cover on top of the camera.
2. POWER:
Insert a charged battery into the battery bay on the bottom of the camera.
3. START:
Close the lens cap firmly over the lens them push and hold the
Power Button
on the top of the camera (for
one second). The lens cap needs to be in place to perform a NUC, an initial internal calibration. Press OK when a
dialog box asks if the lens cap is closed.
The touch screen display will turn on and over the next minute or so the camera will undergo a series of boot
up and test procedures.
You should then see real time video image in the default “Start-up Screen” display.
Note:
If the camera is not in the full infrared image mode, (displaying the
IR
over the Display Icon on
the Shortcut Menu), tap the Display Icon until the
IR
is displayed.
(The entire display is a touch screen, buttons and menu items can be activated by
touching
or
tapping
with either
the provided
Stylus
or your finger)
4. FOCUS:
A properly focused image is achieved by manually turning the
Focus Ring
either clockwise or
counterclockwise.
5. AUTO ADJUST IMAGE:
(Level and Span) The camera will start in one of the default Auto modes
(AGC/ Auto Gain Control) mode. The AGC button on the Shortcut Bar will display which of many auto
modes you are in. Tap the AGC button until the full red sign wave is displayed on the button.
6. MANUAL ADJUST IMAGE:
(Level and Span) Tap on either the
Min. temp.
or
Max temp
.
displayed on either side of the
Thermal Span/Palett
e Indicator.
Arrows will appear above and below each number as well
as
Slider Bars
on the upper and right side of the infrared
image.
o
Adjust Span by moving the
Joystick
left to decrease or right to increase span size.
o
Adjust Level by moving the
Joystick
up to raise or down to lower the span.
If
the
Slider Bars
disappear (15-20sec), moving the
Joystick
will make them reappear.
These Min/Max values can be changed individually by taping the small up/down arrows on their display.
While in the Manual mode a “ONE TIME” auto adjust can be performed, without exiting Manual mode, by
pressing and releasing the
Joystick
Button
straight in. Using Manual mode with the one time auto feature is
the mode most often used.
Joystick/Button
Touch Screen Display
Cover and Battery
Trigger Button
Power Button
Memory Slot
Captive IR
Lens Cap
Touch Screen
Stylus
Visible
Camera
Focusing
Ring
AC Power &
Data Ports
Laser Spot
Indicators