FLIR ThermaCAM PM575, Руководство оператора

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[ 5.3.4 — Result table ]
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The selected item is marked white/dark grey. Pressing the
↵
button normally con-
firms the action (removing the dialog and confirm box) and puts the camera back
in normal mode, i.e. focus/zoom. Pressing the
C button removes the confirm box
without any other action.
5.3.4 Result table
When a measurement function is active it is displayed in a result table in the upper
right-hand corner of the screen. The first line contains the selected temperature
unit (see
Local adapt… , “Setup menu” on page 35), i.e. degrees Celsius (°C) or
degrees Fahrenheit (°F). The consecutive lines contain one or more measurement
functions, e.g. Sp1 , Amin , Amax , Aavg , Cur or Iso and the corresponding values. If
the isotherm is activated together with another measurement function, the Iso
value is located under the measurement function, e.g. Spot 1 . If Diff temp (see
“Setup menu” on page 35) is activated, the temperature difference between two
defined measurement functions is displayed. If the reference temperature is acti-
vated (
Analysis
→
Ref temp ), it is displayed in the bottom line of the result table.
If one or two functions are selected, each of these functions’
∆
-values are dis-
played in the result table. The
∆
-value is calculated as the difference between the
function’s temperature and the reference temperature. If three or more functions
are selected, the
∆
-value is only calculated for the last chosen, or last adjusted,
measurement function. The reference temperature can be set to either of the dif-
ferent functions that are active by confirming that particular function in the
Analy-
sis menu and then confirming Ref temp in the same menu.
Special signs:
---- Undefined temperature
< Temperature below range
> Temperature above range
* Uncalibrated, i.e. the temperature is outside calibrated range
Figure 5.8 Result table – an example.
5.3.5 Data presentation
The data presentation is displayed on the first, second and/or third bottom lines of
the screen. If text comments are attached to an image file, they are displayed