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MONITORING GUIDELINES
After thermal images appear, the camera will begin to monitor its range of coverage.
1. Do not adjust the focus if there is no particular point of focus to monitor.
2. For an in-depth explanation of the controls used with the SCB-9060/9080, refer to
the section detailing how the camera is operated on page 18.
During monitoring, the SCB-9050/9051 will capture heat sources and display the resulting
ffer
images on the monitor.
1. In a severe change of the ambient temperature during the monitoring, set the mode to Auto and set the
interval to less than 5 minutes in the NUC menu setup.
2. Always carry out an NUC whenever sunlight or high temperature objects are within the fi eld
nt.
of view.
4. When the camera is used continuously for a long period of time, pay attention to the buildup
of dirt on the lens. A dirty lens may result in phenomena such as shortened detection
distances.
5. Even if the same item is being monitored, changes in environmental conditions such as rain
and fog will affect detection distance. While operating the camera be aware of how such
changes may infl uence detection distance.
6. During the monitoring, make sure to comply with the use guidelines mentioned above.
7. If the camera gets dusty, use a soft cloth to wipe off the dust.
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STORAGE
Attach the lens cap before storing this device.
Ensure that the storage area is kept within the allowable temperature range listed in this device's
product specifi cations. Do not place this device in a location where condensation may occur.
External communications cable
(+) CONNECTION TERMINAL (TRX+)
(-) CONNECTION TERMINAL (TRX-)
RS485 control terminal
485+
485-
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