6.12. Set Password
FLIR Detection
Settings and Commands
GPS
Switch the GPS receiver On or Off (factory default).
The GPS receiver draws a signi icant amount of power, you should switch it off if you
don’t need it, especially while running on batteries.
If the GPS receiver is on and the reception is good enough, the GPS coordinates of the current
location are stored with alarms, spectra, identi ication results etc.
If the GPS reception is not good enough, for example inside buildings, the current location
cannot be determined. If a location could be determined from GPS data since you switched
on the FLIR identiFINDER R300, the last valid location is used. Otherwise, the position of the
intersection of the Greenwich Meridian with the Equator is used (0° N, 0° E).
Additionally, the clock of the FLIR identiFINDER R300 is set according to the high-precision
time received from the GPS satellites (see
6.10
, p.
125
).
Down
,
Select
Choose and select menu items, see
2.2.2
, p.
35
for details.
+
,
-
,
Accept
,
Cancel
Edit values, see
2.2.3
, p.
37
for details.
Exit
Return to the superior menu.
6.12
Set Password
Options Menu (p.
)
ä
More Options (p.
)
ä
Advanced Options (p.
)
ä
Maintenance (p.
)
ä
Change Password (p.
ä
Set
Password
The password set at the factory, if any, is
LMRLMRL
. For better protection against unwanted changes
of the instrument characteristics, you should change the password to something else. If you don’t
need protection but want faster access to the menus, you can remove the password (
6.13
, p.
129
).
Make sure to remember the password you set. There is no way to access the protected options
and commands without it. A password cannot be deciphered at the factory.
This command lets you enter a new password (Figure
135
, p.
129
) consisting of seven characters
from the pool
L M R
.
To cancel the entry of the password press
I
.
After your entry is complete (Figure
136
, p.
129
), you can activate the password with
Change
or
Cancel
the password modi ication.
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