Fluke TiR2 User Manual page 48

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4. Position pointer over one of the temperatures you want to appear in the
image (Center Point, Center Box, Hot Cursor, Cold Cursor) and tap E.
A check mark indicates the function is enabled.
5. Repeat Step 4 as needed to choose additional temperature reading options
and/or to "uncheck" options you do not want to appear on the image.
In scan target mode, you can also select Onscreen Logo. A check mark
indicates the Fluke logo will appear on the display screen in scan target
mode.
6. Tap to accept setting change and return to scan target mode or to the
open image. From an open image, tap again to return to scan target
mode.
To cycle the center point and center box temperature readings on and off from
either scan target mode or from an open image:
1. Enable Center Point/Center Box functions following the procedures to
enable/disable spot temperature markers under "Using Display Screen
Temperature Markers".
2. Assign the Center Point/Center Box function to a programmable button
(see Chapter 2).
3. Tap A, B, or C as needed to cycle Center Point on, then Center
Point and Center Box on, then Center Point and Center Box both off.
To hide or rename the Center Point, Center Box, and/or Hot or Cold cursors
from either scan target mode or from an open image:
1. Use the mouse controller to position the mouse pointer over the desired
marker; tap E.
2. Tap F; a pop up menu appears. Use the mouse controller to position the
pointer over the desired option: Hide or Rename.
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If you select hide, the marker is hidden from the display screen.
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If you select rename, the Edit Marker Name keyboard appears.
Enter a new marker name using the mouse controller to position the
pointer over the appropriate letter and/or function, then press E.
Repeat as needed.
3. Tap to accept the setting change and return to scan image mode or to an
open image. From an open image, tap again to return to scan target
mode.
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