Connecting To Wi-Fi (Altusdrive.com); Basic Operation (Live Mode); Special Button Functions (Live Mode) - Snap-On ELITE User Manual

Operation

4.3 Connecting to Wi-Fi (ALTUSDRIVE.com)

The Diagnostic Thermal Imager (DTI) includes a built-in Wi-Fi feature that automatically transfers
captured images to ALTUS™, our cloud-based application designed specifically for technicians to
store, organize and share thermal image diagnostic information. See
page 20 and
information

4.4 Basic Operation (Live Mode)

Upon initial startup (after introductory screen fades) the device switches to Live Mode and
displays the Default Screen, see
operational mode and allows you to take temperature measurements, capture still images, and
record video in various view modes (e.g. visible light, overlay and full thermal).
Mode Description:
Visible Light - displays objects similar to a standard visible light digital camera, see
•
Visual Light (Camera) Mode
Overlay - displays objects using visible light with a transparent thermal image overlay, see
•
Overlay Mode - Operation Options
Full Thermal - displays objects as a full thermal image only, see
•
page 12.

4.4.1 Special Button Functions (Live Mode)

When in Live Mode, view settings can be quickly changed using the control buttons as shortcut
buttons. The following table describes the special functions of the control buttons when in live
mode.
Button
ALTUS (ALTUSDRIVE.com) - Image Sharing/Storage
Default Screen Features
on page 14.
Live Mode Special Button Operations
Video Recording - Enable / Disable video recoding mode (see
Video on page 33)
LED Spotlight - On / Off (see
Use the Left / Right control buttons to toggle through the
View Setting Options -
settings. See Changing View Settings (Live Mode)
Overlay Setting Options - (20 to 80% in 20% increments)
buttons to toggle through the settings. See
page 13
Connecting to Wi-Fi (ALTUSDRIVE.com)
on page 7. Live Mode is the primary
on page 13.
Using the LED Spotlight
Overlay Mode - Operation Options
9
Wi-Fi Connection
on page 41 for additional
Using Full Thermal Mode
Recording and Saving
on page 17).
on page 10.
Use the Up / Down control
on
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