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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Export Control � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 3 Contact FOTRIC Safety Information Definition �...
  • Page 3 3�5 Continuous Autofocus (available for 340A series) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �...
  • Page 4 4�8 ROI Measurement Tool � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 42 4�8�1 Measurement of Area and Length (available for 340A series) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 44 4�8�2 Select ROI �...
  • Page 5 5�6�9 Reset � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 73 5�6�10 Thermal Imager Information �...

  • Page 6: Legal Disclaimer

    If the product is proven defective in relation to materials or manufacturing after FOTRIC's inspection, it is up to the user whether it is to be repaired free of charge or replaced, provided that the product must be returned to FOTRIC within 3 months from above mentioned report date.

  • Page 7: Usage Statistics

    Quality Assurance The quality management system for the development and production of these products in FOTRIC has been certified in accordance with the ISO 9001 standard. FOTRIC is committed to a policy of continuous development, so we reserve the right to modify or improve any product without prior notice.

  • Page 8: Export Control

    Export Control Thermal imaging products are listed as export-controlled products by the U.S. Department of Commerce, United Nations Security Council (UNSC), and European Union (EU). This product contains a focal plane array and cannot be used in controlled countries (such as North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Sudan, Russia, etc.), so please do not bring this product into or used in controlled countries.

  • Page 9: Contact Fotric

    Contact FOTRIC For latest product information, Please contact : Telephone number: U.S. : +1 (214) 235-4544 China : +86 (21) 6698 1992 E-mail : info@fotric.com Website: www.fotric.com...

  • Page 10: Safety Information

    Safety Information This product complies with the restrictions for Class A digital equipment in Chapter 15 of the FCC Rules. These restrictions are designed to prevent harmful interference to civilian installations. If not installed and used in strict accordance with the instructions, this equipment will generate, use and emit radio frequency energy, which may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
  • Page 11 ! Caution > Please do not open the thermal imager’s shell or modify it without permission. Repair services can only be performed by authorized FOTRIC personnel. ! Notice > After the thermal imager is turned on, it may take about 15 minutes to warm up before accurate measurement.

  • Page 12: Product Configuration

    Product Configuration 1.1 Standard Configuration • Main body of the Infrared Thermal Imager • Lens • Lens cap • Rechargeable lithium batteries • Desktop battery charger, Charger adapter • USB Type-C to USB Interface cable • Micro HDMI to HDMI Interface cable •...

  • Page 13: Components Of The Thermal Imager

    Components of the Thermal Imager 2.1 Front View ① Standby/charging LED indicator ⑥ Gallery Button lamp ⑦ Laser Button ② Speaker ⑧ Back Button ③ Microphone ⑨ Confirm Button, Up, Down, Left, ④ Touch Screen Right direction keys ⑤ Power Button ⑩...

  • Page 14: 2�2 Rear View

    2.2 Rear View ① Infrared Lens ② Lens Cap ③ Laser distance meter (available for 340A series) ④ LED Flash Lamp ⑤ Visual Light Digital Camera ⑥ Threaded Hole for Tripod ⑦ Autofocus Button (available for 340A series) ⑧ Capture Button...

  • Page 15: 2�3 Right View

    2.3 Right View ① Micro HDMI Interface ② USB Type-C Interface ③ Battery Charge Interface ④ Wrist Strap Bracket Fixed Point (left and right sides) ⑤ Wrist Strap Lanyard Fixed Point (left and right sides)

  • Page 16: 2�4 Left View

    2.4 Left View ① SD Storage Card Interface ② Focus Ring...

  • Page 17: Operation Guide

    Operation Guide 3.1 Charging the battery Note: Please charge the battery with accompanying battery charger LED indicator lamp on the accompanying dual battery charger Signal Type Explanation The LED flashes in green/ glows The battery is being charged continuously in red The LED glows continuously in green The battery is fully charged LED indicator lamp on the front view of thermal imager:...

  • Page 18: 3.2 Turning On And Turning Off The Thermal Imager

    3.2 Turning on and Turning off the Thermal Imager • To turn on the thermal imager, long press the Power Button • To power off or restart the thermal imager, long press the Power Button （ for about 5 seconds), and the selection menu “Power-off” and “Reboot”...

  • Page 19: 3�4 The Turbofocus System Of The Infrared Thermal Imager (Available For 340A Series)

    3.4 The TurboFocus System of the Infrared Thermal Imager (available for 340A series) FOTRIC TurboFocus auto focus system supports thermal image contrast focus and laser distance focus modes. 1. Thermal image contrast focus: The focus system performs Autofocus based on maximizing optimize the thermal image contrast.

  • Page 20: 3�5 Continuous Autofocus (Available For 340A Series)

    • Enter System Menu → Settings → Device Set → Focus → Autofocus → Laser / Image. 3.5 Continuous Autofocus (available for 340A series) When the continuous Autofocus function is turned on, the thermal imager will continuously and automatically adjust the focal length according to the measured objects at different distances in the scene by performing thermal image contrast or laser distance.

  • Page 21: 3�6 Changing The Lens Of Thermal Imager

    moving. When the thermal imager stops moving, it focuses automatically without pressing the Autofocus button. Enable/disable continuous Autofocus settings: Enter System Menu → Settings → Set Device → Focus → CAF( Continuous AutoFocus) → On/Off. 3.6 Changing the Lens of Thermal Imager Operating Procedures 1.

  • Page 22: 3�7 Transferring Data To A Computer With Sd Card

    temperature calibration to ensure temperature measurement accuracy. 3.7 Transferring Data to A Computer with SD Card When saving images or video clips in the thermal imager's gallery, the files are stored in the SD memory card. With SD card reader, the files can be transferred to a computer.

  • Page 23: 3�8 Transferring Data To A Computer Through Usb Connection

    Note: transferring files by drag-and-drop will not delete the files in SD card. 4. Import the images into the PC analysis software "AnalyzIR" to analyze. 3.9 Laser Distance Meter (available for 340A series) The laser distance meter contains of Laser transmitter and laser receiver. It determines the distance to a target by measuring the time it takes for a laser pulse to reach the target and return to the laser receiver.

  • Page 24: 3�10 Measuring Areas (Available For 340A Series)

    ！ Note: If the target reflection is too low or the target is at certain angle to the laser beam, there may be no return signal and the distance cannot be measured. 3.10 Measuring Areas (available for 340A series)
  • Page 25 To measure areas, you need to add a temperature measurement rectangle or circle on the screen. The thermal imager will calculate the area of the rectangle or circle, according to the distance of the target. When the laser distance meter is turned on, a laser dot can be seen on the measured target.

  • Page 26: 3�11 Measuring Length (Available For 340A Series)

    3.11 Measuring Length (available for 340A series) To measure the length, you need to add a temperature measurement line on the screen. The Thermal Imager will calculate the length of the temperature line based on the measured distance to the target. When the laser distance meter is turned on, a laser dot can be seen on the measured target.
  • Page 27 6. The calculated length will be displayed in the result table. Note: Avoid multiple complex targets with different distances from the thermal imager in the aiming area, otherwise it might cause measurement errors. 3.12 AI Programmable Key The AI Programmable key can be configured to multiple functions. For example, it can be used to easily switch among frequently used settings.
  • Page 28 Switch Temperature measurement Range, Palette Preview, Switch Scale mode, NUC and Switch Image Mode. • Set functions on the Freeze Interface with AI button Favorite, Voice Annotation, Text Annotation, Tag and QR Tag. • Set functions on the Gallery Analysis Interface with AI button...

  • Page 29: 3�14 Calibration (Nuc)

    • Favorite, Voice Annotation, Text Annotation, Tag, QR Tag, Palette Preview, Switch Scale mode, and Switch Image Mode. 3.13 Gallery Press the Gallery button to enter the Gallery view, as shown below. See Chapter 7 Gallery for more. 3.14 Calibration (NUC) When the thermal imager displays "Calibrating...", it indicates that a thermal imaging technology called Non-Uniformity Correction (NUC) is being performed.

  • Page 30: Main Interface

    Main Interface 4.1. Main Menu ① Status Bar Displays read-only information: • Battery percentage: charging status can be displayed. • Location • Temperature measurement range • Laser status: displayed when the laser is activated • Date &Time...

  • Page 31: ② Measurement Result Table

    On-screen highest, lowest, and average Temperature values and emissivity. • ROI area’s maximum, minimum, average temperature values, emissivity and area/length (available for 340A series) values. For specific configurations, please refer to Section 4.9.3 ROI Display Settings ③ Palette and Temperature Scale Display Displays: currently used palette ribbon, the upper and lower limits of temperature scale range.

  • Page 32: ⑤ System Menu

    ⑤ System Menu For specific functions and configurations, please refer to Section 4.4 System Menu. ⑥ Temperature Measurement Parameters Displays: emissivity, reflection temperature, ambient temperature, humidity, measurement distance and transmittance. For specific configurations, please refer to Section 4.6 Measurement Parameters Settings. 4.2 Swipe-down Menu Displays the the system functional status, includes: flashlight, Hide, SR (super resolution), volume, brightness.

  • Page 33: 4�3 Digital Zoom Of Real-Time Image

    3. To close: Swipe up from the bottom , or click the "back" button. Hide All Overlays Image overlay information includes measurement result table, temperature measurement parameters, ROI settings and system menu button. Overlay information can be "Hide" in swipe-down menu. Display overlay information Hide overlay information 4.3 Digital Zoom of Real-Time Image...

  • Page 34: 4�4 System Menu

    4.4 System Menu Click system menu button to open, includes: Temperature scale mode, Measurement parameters, Image mode, ROI, Palette, and Settings. Temperature scale mode: auto scale, manual scale, touch-screen scale. Measurement parameters: emissivity, reflection temperature, ambient temperature, relative humidity, temperature measurement distance, IR window compensation .

  • Page 35: 4�5 Temperature Scale Mode

    4.5 Temperature Scale Mode The temperature scale mode button can adjust the image temperature scale. The thermal imager supports auto scale, manual scale and touch-screen scale modes. 4.5.1 Auto Scale Mode In Auto Scale Mode, the upper and lower temperature scale limits can be automatically adjusted to achieve the best image effect.
  • Page 36 Max / Min Value Mode In Maximum/Minimum mode, the upper and lower limits of temperature scale can be adjusted. 1. After selecting the manual temperature scale, the upper and lower limits of the temperature scale can be selected, and the grey bottom is in the selected state.
  • Page 37 adjusted by using the slider or pressing the up and down direction keys. As shown in the figure below, the upper and lower limits of temperature scale can be adjusted at the same time by using the slider : As shown in the figure below, the lower limit of temperature scale can be adjusted by using the slider : As shown in the figure below, the higher limit of temperature scale can be adjusted using the slider:...
  • Page 38 As shown in the figure below, both upper and lower limits of temperature scale are locked and cannot be adjusted : Temperature span mode In temperature span mode, the temperature scale range(difference between upper and lower limits) value are set unchanged at 4 ℃ , as shown in the figure below: •...

  • Page 39: 4�5�3 Touch-Screen Scale Mode

    4.5.3 Touch-screen Scale mode In Touch-screen scale mode, the upper and lower temperature scale limits can be adjusted automatically by touching the screen based on temperature range of the touch area (about 10 x 10 pixels in size). Touch scale mode has two options like manual scale mode. 1.

  • Page 40: 4�6�1 Setting Emissivity

    Note: Emissivity is the most important parameter to be set correctly for accurate temperature measurement. The emissivity settings of the FOTRIC thermal imager has 2 options: full- screen emissivity correction and partial emissivity correction. To set full-screen emissivity, please perform the following steps: 1.

  • Page 41: 4.6.2 Setting Reflection Temperature

    Fotric on how to set it. 4. Click on other areas of the thermal image screen, or click the back button to complete the setting. 5. If the emissivity of the unknown material is not recorded in the material emissivity table in the end of this manual, please refer to the text description of how to set the emissivity of thermal imager in this manual for operation.

  • Page 42: 4�6�3 Setting Ambient Temperature

    To set the reflection temperature, please perform the following steps: 1. Measure the actual temperature of the reflection source near the target with a thermal imager. 2. Click the reflection temperature set button. 3. Slide up and down to set the reflection temperature value as the result measured by the thermal imager.

  • Page 43: 4�6�4 Setting Relative Humidity

    To set the ambient temperature, please perform the following steps: 1. Click the ambient temperature set button. 2. Slide up and down to set the ambient temperature value. 3. Click on other areas of the thermal image screen, or click the back button to complete the setting.

  • Page 44: 4�6�5 Setting Measurement Distance

    1. Click the relative humidity set button. 2. Slide up and down to set the relative humidity value. 3. Click on other areas of the thermal image screen, or click the back button to complete setting. ！ Note: For short distances and normal humidity, relative humidity is set to the default value of the thermal imager.

  • Page 45: 4�6�6 Setting Ir Window Compensation

    To set the measurement distance, please perform the following steps: 1. Click the measure distance set button. 2. According to the actual distance between the measured target and the infrared thermal imager lens, slide the distance value on the screen up and down, and set the distance value to the actual value.

  • Page 46: 4�6�7 Recommended Values

    1. Measure the actual transmittance of the external lens or external infrared window (usually tested by the FOTRIC after-sales service department or by a qualified partner licensed by FOTRIC, with standard measurement master for precise test). 2. Click the IR window compensation set button.

  • Page 47: 4�7 Image Mode

    4.7 Image Mode The image modes of the thermal imager includes: Thermal image, Digital camera, Picture in Picture, Thermal & Visual light digital camera mode(T-DEF). 4.7.1 Thermal Image Mode Displays infrared thermal image. Note: In Thermal Image Mode, please ensure the accurate focus of the thermal imager for accurate temperature measurement.

  • Page 48: 4�7�2 Digital Camera Mode

    4.7.2 Digital Camera Mode Displays visual light digital camera image. 4.7.3 Picture-in-Picture Mode Displays Infrared thermal image superimposed on visual light digital image.
  • Page 49 To move or resize the thermal area, please perform the following the steps: 1. Click the four corners and drag to adjust the’s size of thermal image; 2. Click the center of the image and drag to adjust the position of the image. ！...

  • Page 50: 4�8 Roi Measurement Tool

    It is recommended to turn on the continuous focus function to ensure the best aligned overlapping of the picture. (available for 340A series) 4.8 ROI Measurement Tool Click the ROI measurement tool button to enter its sub-menu.
  • Page 51 ROI is the abbreviation for Region Of Interest. ROI can be set up as circular, rectangular, line and point measurement areas. The circular measurement area is abbreviated as Ci; The rectangular measurement area is abbreviated as Ar; The linear measurement area is abbreviated as Li;...

  • Page 52: 4�8�1 Measurement Of Area And Length (Available For 340A Series)

    Click to add a movable circle measurement area. Click to select the ROIs. 4.8.1 Measurement of Area and Length (available for 340A series) • The laser distance meter button can be used to measure the areas after adding a rectangular/circular area. See Section 3.10 Measuring Areas .

  • Page 53: 4�8�3 Settings Of Roi

    2. Press or slide up and down in the ROI selection area, to adjust its position, size and emissivity. 3. Click on other areas of the screen, or click the back button to complete selection. 4.8.3 Settings of ROI Click to select ROI. Click to set the sound/silent alarm.

  • Page 54: 4�8�4 Delete Roi

    temperature alarm. Please refer to Section 4.9 sound alarm . 2. Click the ROI position move button, and lightly press the four direction keys (up, down, left and right)or directly press the ROI to move position. 3. Click the ROI area resize button, and slightly press the four direction keys (up, down, left and right)or directly press the ROI to adjust the ROI size.

  • Page 55: 4�8�5 The Roi Partial Emissivity Setting

    1. Click the ROI (such as Ar1) on the screen that needs to be removed. 2. Click the icon 3. Click the delete ROI button to delete the ROI (such as Ar1) Delete all ROIs To delete the entire ROI, please perform the following steps: 1.
  • Page 56 Emissivity Table in the end of this manual. If the material type is not in the material emissivity table or unknown, please contact Fotric on how to set it. 5. After the ROI partial emissivity set, click the other area of the screen or click...

  • Page 57: 4�8�6 Roi Display Setting

    4.8.6 ROI Display Setting ROI display set button. ROI infomation can be set to display on screen , including maximum, minimum, average temperature and emissivity. 4.8.7 Temperature Difference Calculation Temperature rise & difference button. 1. Click to set the temperature difference between the temperature measurement ROIs, or the the temperature rise between the ROI and a reference temperature value.
  • Page 58 2. For the temperature rise between the ROI and a reference temperature,- the temperature displayed on the screen is the actual temperature minus the reference temperature, which can be used to eliminate environmental interference and calculate the temperature change.

  • Page 59: 4�9 Sound Alarm

    4.9 Sound Alarm ROI sound alarm set button. High temperature alarm: When the designed temperature is higher than the preset high temperature threshold, the temperature value will turn red, and a sharp rapid beep sound can be set triggered to remind. Low temperature alarm: When the designed temperature is lower than the preset low temperature threshold, the temperature value will turn blue, and a sharp and intermittent beep sound can be set triggered to remind.
  • Page 60 To turn on the sound alarm, please perform the following steps: 1. Select the alarm area; (different alarms can be set for different ROIs). 2. Click button at the bottom of the screen and select the sound alarm button. 3. Choose high temperature alarm or low temperature alarm as required. 4.
  • Page 61 4.10 Palette Click the palette set button and enter the palettes sub-menu. You can select the palette and set the color alarm (isotherm). Iron Palette. Grey Palette. Rainbow Palette. Spring Rain Palette. Chinese Medical Palette. GreyRed Palette. Color alarm (isotherm) above temperature, which is generally used to quickly find the temperature abnormal area of the measured object.
  • Page 62 MagicThermal Rainbow Palette. MagicThermal Iron Palette. More hidden buttons, as shown below: To invert the color for the palettes.

  • Page 63: 4�11 Color Alarm (Isotherm)

    4.11 Color Alarm (Isotherm) Color Alarms (Isotherms) are generally used for rapid screening of temperature anomalies. This thermal imager supports three kinds of isotherms: above temperature, below temperature and interval temperatures. 4.11.1 High Temperature Color Alarm Select above-temperature. The value in the upper right corner can be selected, and can be adjusted by pressing up and down keys when it turns blue.

  • Page 64: 4�11�2 Low Temperature Color Alarm

    4.11.2 Low Temperature Color Alarm Select below alarm temperature for color alarm. The value in the upper right corner can be selected, and can be adjusted by pressing up and down keys when it turns blue. 4.11.3 Temperature Range Alarm Select interval alarm temperature.
  • Page 65 The lower limit and upper limit of temperature range alarm can be set and the value in the upper right corner can be selected, and can be adjusted by pressing up and down keys when it turns blue.

  • Page 66: System Settings

    System Settings The system settings menu includes the following options: • Capture Mode • Temperature Measurement Range • Storage & Save Options • Device Set 5.1. Capture Mode...

  • Page 67: 5�2 Video Recording

    Single frame Capture, video recording and Timer(Time lapse) can be set. When select single frame capture, press the capture trigger to take photos. 5.2 Video Recording 1. The recording frame rate can be set from 1 to 16 HZ(frames per second), and the capture mode is automatically set as video after selection.

  • Page 68: 5�3 Time-Lapse Capture

    5.3 Time-lapse Capture 1. The capture time interval can be set here. The shortest interval is 2 seconds and the longest is 60 minutes 59 seconds; 2. It can be set to automatically stop after a certain number of capture frames. The maximum is 1000, or unlimited captures.

  • Page 69: 5�4 Temperature Measurement Range

    5.4 Temperature Measurement Range There are two principles to select the temperature range: Firstly, the temperatures of the measured object must be within the range, the second is to select as small a range. The Intelligent range is recommended. It can automatically adjusts the temperature measurement range according to the current temperature of the measured object.
  • Page 70 Enabling this option will save the digital image as a separate JPEG file. ● Save distance measurement( available for 340A series): This option defines whether to use a laser distance meter to measure distance when saving an image.

  • Page 71: 5�6 Device Set

    5.6 Device Set...

  • Page 72: 5�6�1 Unit, Language, Time And Regional Settings

    5.6.1 Unit, Language, Time and Regional Settings • Language& Date& Region : Contains the settings of multiple parameters: language, temperature unit, distance unit, date, time, time zone, date format settings. • Language: English...
  • Page 73 • Temperature unit: °C, K, °F • Distance unit: m, ft.
  • Page 74 • Date • Time...
  • Page 75 • Time zone • Date format...

  • Page 76: 5�6�2 Focus Settings (Available For 340 A Series)

    5.6.2 Focus Settings (available for 340 A series) • Focus: contains Autofocus using contrast (focusing will be based on maximizing image contrast) and Autofocus using laser meter(focusing will be based on laser distance measurement, and the laser will be on when the thermal imager is in Autofocus).
  • Page 77 • Slide to adjust screen brightness • Image overlay information includes: On-screen maximum temperature, On- screen minimum temperature, On-screen average temperature; emissivity, reflected temperature, ambient temperature, humidity, distance, etc. This setting is used to specify what information is overlaid on the screen. All image information is always saved in the image file.

  • Page 78: 5�6�5 Led Lamp As Flash

    5.6.4 Location GPS: Enable / disable GPS. 5.6.5 LED Lamp as Flash The thermal imager’s LED lamp can be used as a flash for digital cameras. After the flash function is enabled, the LED lamp will be turned on when press the trigger button.

  • Page 79: 5.6.6 Screen Off

    5.6.6 Screen Off • Screen-off time: It is a timer for screen-off after not operate the thermal imager. Options include 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, and permanent. • In screen-off mode, click the thermal imager’s power button to wake up the screen.
  • Page 80 • Manual Mode, Manual Temperature Scale Adjustment Mode • In the Maximum / Minimum Mode, the upper and lower limits of the temperature scale range can be set separately or together. • In temperature span mode, the upper and lower limits of the temperature scale range can only be adjusted at the same time, and cannot be adjusted separately.

  • Page 81: 5�6�10 Thermal Imager Information

    5.6.9 Reset • Reset options: Reset parameters to factory default settings, or delete all saved data. 5.6.10 Thermal Imager Information...
  • Page 82 • Thermal imager information: thermal imager model, serial number, software version, system version, operation system version, sensor, lens, battery level, remaining SD card storage, status information (IP address, Mac address) and system upgrade..

  • Page 83: Image Freeze Interface

    Image Freeze Interface On the Image Freeze Interface, the image can be edited or added more information before save. Press the capture button again to save the image. Press "Back" twice to exit the Image Freeze Interface without saving the image. The Image Freeze Interface function is not available in Visual light digital camera image mode.
  • Page 84 Favorite button. The favorite files can be filtered in gallery; Temperature scale set button. For details, see 4.5 Temperature Scale Mode. ROI measurement tool. For details, see 4.8 ROI measurement tool. Voice annotation. Text annotation. Tag. 6.1 Favorite 1. Click on the favorite button and a favorite mark will be displayed on the upper left corner of screen.

  • Page 85: 6�2 Voice Annotation

    6.2 Voice Annotation The voice annotation supports 200-second voice recording and is recorded in the image file. It can be played in the gallery or in PC software. Close Play Record Delete...

  • Page 86: 6�3 Text Annotation

    6.3 Text Annotation Text annotations can be added in the thermal image file by the virtual keyboard on screen. Close Save 6.3.1 Keyboard Input To add text annotations with virtual keyboard, please perform the following steps: 1. Click on the text box and switch to the appropriate text input method. 2.
  • Page 87 6.4 Tag The automatic tag function can be performed by QR code scan and manual keyboard input. Close QR code scan Save...

  • Page 88: 6�4�1 Keyboard Input

    6.4.1 Keyboard Input Same descriptions as Section 6.3.1 Keyboard Input 6.4.2 QR Code Scan Click on to enter the QR code recognition function;...
  • Page 89 1. Click on and align to the QR code to be scanned. 2. QR code content will be displayed. 3. Click on Save to save the content. The tag mark will be displayed appears on the upper left corner of the image.

  • Page 90: Gallery

    Gallery The images are saved in the SD memory card which can be viewed in the gallery. Click the Gallery button to open the gallery. Image files are grouped by date, as shown in the figure below. The images can be switched by clicking on the left / right and the up / down keys, and be selected to analyze or playback.

  • Page 91: 7�1 Favorites And Filters

    7.1 Favorites and Filters Click on Favorites icon to filter all favorite files. For details on adding to the favorites, see 6.1 Favorite. 7.2 Filter Tag Click on to enter the tag filter interface;...

  • Page 92: 7�3 Opening Image And Video Files

    Select the tag to be filtered and click Confirm to filter the files with this tag. For details on adding tags, see Section 6.4 Tag 7.3 Opening Image and Video Files The image files in the gallery include thermal images, visual light digital images, videos, and burst images.
  • Page 93 Temperature Scale mode, see Section 4.5 Temperature Scale Mode for details; ROI measurement tool, see Section 4.8 ROI Measurement Tool for details; Image mode, can be switched to thermal image, digital camera, picture-in- picture, or T-DEF image; Favorites, see Section 6.1 Favorite; Save;...

  • Page 94: 7�4�1 Thermal Video File

    7.4.1 Thermal Video File While MP4 video files can only be opened for playback, IRS video files can be opened for analysis by following operations: Play, click to play the video; Temperature scale mode, see Section 4.5 Temperature scale mode for details;...

  • Page 95: 7�5 Deleting An Image Or Video File

    Voice annotation, see Section 6.2 voice annotation for details; Text annotation, see Section 6.3 Text annotation; Image’s detailed Information, click to open. 7.5 Deleting An Image or Video File 1. Click on the Gallery button to open the gallery. 2. Select an image, click on the Delete button. 3.
  • Page 96 1. Long press one of the thumbnails, enter the multi-select mode. In the multi- select mode, you can select multiple files and then click on Delete button. 2. Confirm to delete the selected files.

  • Page 97: Maintenance Of The Thermal Imager

    Maintenance of the Thermal Imager 8.1 Cleaning the Camera Shell, Cables and other Components Cleaning Procedures Please use a soft cloth and pure water/Non-irritant cleaning liquid to clean. Note: Please don’t apply corrosive or similar liquid on the Imager, cable or other parts. This might cause damages.

  • Page 98: 8�3 Cleaning The Uncooled Infrared Focal Plane Detector

    2. In some cases, the dust on the surface of uncooled infrared focal plane detectors must be cleaned mechanically. 3. This mechanical cleaning operation must be performed by the FOTRIC customer service department or a service partner authorized by FOTRIC.
  • Page 99 3. Take out the battery from device when not use for long term. 4. Keep the battery and battery pack clean and dry. 5. Use only the power adapter approved by FOTRIC to charge the battery.

  • Page 100: Appendix

    Appendix Emissivity Table （ For reference only ） Temperature (℃） Emissivity (ε） Material Name Surface Condition Non-oxidized 0.20 Aluminum Oxidized 0.55 Polished brown 0.40 Brass Unpolished 0.22 Oxidized 0.61 Copper Severely oxidized 0.78 Oxidized 0.74 Iron Rusty 0.65 Oxidized 0.64 Cast iron Non-oxidized 0.21...
  • Page 101 White 0.92 Lacquer Natural color black 0.97 Smoke black 0.95 Candle soot 0.95 Carbon Graphite rough 0.98 surface Paint Average of 16 colors 0.94 Paper White 0.93 Sand Surface 0.90 Wood Polished 0.90 Water Distilled water 0.96 Skin Human 0.98 Fine 0.90 Pottery...
  • Page 102 Excellence Integrity Company Disclaimer Equipment described herein may require EU, US and UNSC authorization for export purposes. Imagery for illustration purposes only. Specifications are subject to change without notice. FOTRIC INC. © 2020 All Rights reserved. FOTRIC INC. info@fotric�com www�fotric�com...

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