IR267
‐
en
‐
GB_v1.1
8/16
5
Operation
Meter
Power
The
meter
is
powered
by
one
9V
battery
located
in
the
meter
handle.
Refer
to
the
Maintenance
section
for
replacement
instructions.
The
displayed
battery
icon
provides
battery
status.
Replace
the
battery
as
soon
as
the
battery
status
icon
flashes.
Non
‐
Contact
IR
Surface
Temperature
Measurements
The
IR267
thermometer
remotely
measures
the
surface
temperature
of
an
object.
The
emissivity
must
be
properly
set
to
obtain
optimum
accuracy
(see
the
Emissivity
section
for
details).
1.
Hold
the
meter
by
the
handle
grip
and
pull
(and
hold)
the
trigger
to
power
the
meter.
Use
the
arrow
button
to
select
the
O
(object/surface)
mode
if
necessary.
Scan
the
surfaces
under
test;
the
symbol
S
(scan)
blinks
while
scanning.
Refer
to
the
Field
of
View
section
for
distance
‐
to
‐
target
(spot)
ratio
considerations.
2.
Aim
the
laser
pointer
approximately
a
half
inch
below
a
specific
point
of
interest.
3.
Release
the
Trigger;
the
symbol
H
will
appear
and
the
reading
(larger
digits
at
center
of
display)
will
hold
for
10
seconds,
after
which
the
meter
will
automatically
shut
off.
4.
Note
that
the
smaller
digits,
lower
right,
reflect
the
MIN
‐
MAX
‐
AVG
or
DIF
reading
as
selected
in
the
Settings
mode.
5.
The
meter
defaults
to
the
settings
in
use
when
the
meter
was
last
switched
OFF.
Ambient
(Air)
Temperature
Measurements
The
IR267
can
measure
the
temperature
of
ambient
air
using
the
recessed
temperature
sensor
located
on
the
front
of
the
meter
next
to
the
laser
pointer
lens.
1.
Pull
and
hold
the
Trigger
to
keep
the
meter
powered.
2.
Use
the
UP
or
DOWN
button
to
select
the
A
(ambient)
mode.
3.
Hold
the
meter
by
its
handle
grip
in
the
ambient
air.
4.
When
finished,
release
the
Trigger;
the
symbol
H
will
appear
and
the
ambient
air
temperature
reading
will
hold
for
10
seconds.
Contact
Thermocouple
(Type
‐
K)
Temperature
Measurements
To
avoid
electrical
shock
or
personal
injury,
do
not
connect
the
external
probe
to
live
electrical
circuits.
1.
Plug
the
Type
‐
K
thermocouple
sensor
into
the
sub
‐
miniature
jacks
at
the
bottom
of
the
instrument
(one
plug
spade
is
wider
than
the
other).
2.
Pull
the
trigger
to
power
the
meter.
Hold
the
trigger
to
keep
the
meter
powered.
3.
Use
the
arrow
buttons
to
select
the
K
(thermocouple)
mode.
4.
Hold
the
thermocouple
in
air
or
touch
the
tip
of
the
thermocouple
to
an
object’s
surface.
The
thermocouple
temperature
measurement
will
be
displayed.
5.
When
finished,
release
the
Trigger;
the
symbol
H
will
appear
and
the
thermocouple
temperature
reading
will
hold
for
10
seconds.
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