Basic Operation; Power On And Power Off The Product; Focus; Laser Pointer - Fluke VT06 User Manual

5. On the submenu, push P to return to the previous menu.
6. To change and view settings on the submenu, refer to the
7. Push the Trigger to close a menu or submenu and return to live Camera mode.

Basic Operation

Power On and Power Off the Product

Before you use the Product for the first time, charge the battery. See
To power on the Product, push and hold P for 2 seconds.
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To power off the Product, push and hold P for 2 seconds.
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All thermal Meters need sufficient warm-up time for accurate temperature measurements
and best image quality. Warm-up time can vary by model and environmental conditions.
Although most Meters are fully warmed up in 3 minutes to 5 minutes, wait a minimum of
10 minutes if the most accurate temperature measurement is important to your
application. When you move a Meter between environments with large differences in
ambient temperature, allow for additional adjustment time.
If the Product crashes, push and hold P for 3 seconds to power off the Product.

Focus

The VT06/VT08 thermometer is a focus-free product, which means that users do not need to do
anything after receiving it. The Product can ensure that the image is clearly set within 0.5 m and
1.2 m.

Laser Pointer

The Meter has a laser pointer. The laser pointer is a sighting aid and is offset from the infrared
camera. As a result, the laser dot does not always represent the exact center of the image.
The laser dot does not appear on infrared-only or PIP images. The laser dot does appear on
visible-only images. You will not be able to see the laser dot in the visible channel of the PIP image
if the dot is obscured by the center point marker graphic.
Pull the Trigger to turn on the laser pointer and release the Trigger to turn off the laser pointer.

Camera mode

The VT08 Meter has the infrared, visible light, and PIP Camera modes, as shown in
VT06 Meter has only infrared mode.
Gallery
Note
Note
Visual IR Thermometer
Basic Operation
and Camera Info sections.
Charge Batteries.
Figure 1. The
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