Temperature Range Adjustment - FLIR X6520sc Series User Manual

6 Installing the camera
It is possible to deactivate the configuration filter by unchecking the check box shown
below.
When unchecked, all configurations available in the camera are listed. It is then possible
to select a configuration that does not match the current optical and detector setup. This
is useful for advanced users when, for instance, using an infrared lens for which no cali-
bration files are available: in this example, the camera will provide temperature data even
if the calibration does not apply to the lens.
Note
• Only one measurement configuration is valid at a time.
• Make sure you select a configuration that matches the temperature of the scene to be
measured. If not, your measurements will be incorrect because they will be outside
the limits of the calibration.

6.4.5 Temperature range adjustment

6.4.5.1 General
The temperature range is defined by the minimum and maximum temperatures that can
be measured for a given integration time.
1. Integration time for the range. Double click on the integration time to manually enter a
value. The range is indicated in red and will be applied to the camera after clicking on
the Apply Configuration button.
2. Drag the range slider to adjust the integration time. The corresponding lower and
upper temperatures of the range are displayed. The range is indicated in red and will
be applied to the camera after clicking on the Apply Configuration button.
3. Activate the range by checking the box. If more than one range is activated, the cam-
era enters superframing mode, selecting each range in turn. Refer to section 8.6 Dy-
namic range extension—superframing, page 39 for more information on
superframing.
4. The FLIR X6520sc features an automatic exposure control that automatically selects
the best integration time for the current thermal scene. Refer to section 8.2.2 Auto-ex-
posure, page 36 for more information on auto-exposure.
5. The temperature range wizard automates the selection of integration times and
superframing.
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