Summary of Contents for i-OnTop i-OnTemp
- Page 1 User Manual Thermal Imaging device for temperature verification User Manual Rev 1.0 Pg. 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User Manual Contents Introduction ............................5 1.1 i-OnTemp system content ....................................5 1.2 Key features ......................................... 5 Installation instructions ........................6 Placing i-OnTemp ........................................6 Positioning i-OnTemp ........................................ 6 Daily Operations ........................... 7 3.1 i-OnTemp initialization ......................................7 3.2 Define the Alert temperature ....................................7 3.3 Fever confirmation ....................................... - Page 3 User Manual 5.3.1 Disable screen timeout ..................................12 • • 5.3.2 Gain limit mode ....................................12 5.3.4 Alert Mode Settings .................................... 12 • • 5.3.5 Video/Snapshot Orientation ................................13 • 5.3.6 Record and Stream ....................................13 • 5.3.7 Language ......................................14 5.4 Export/Save Options ......................................
- Page 4 User Manual 9.2 Video streaming ......................................... 19 9.3 Video recording ........................................19 9.4 Snapshot ..........................................19 9.5Galery ..........................................19 FAQ & Trouble shooting ......................... 20 Terms and Conditions ........................21 11.1 WHO IS ENTITLED TO WARRANTY?.................................. 21 11.2 LIMITED WARRANTY......................................21 11.3 WARRANTY PERIOD.
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Page 5: Introduction
“hot” persons passing by based on their skin temperature. In this document we will guide you on how and where to install i-OnTemp unit to get the most accurate results, we will go over the daily utilization and operation, and drill down into the detailed settings of the system. -
Page 6: Installation Instructions
User Manual 2. Installation instructions I-OnTemp is a Plug and Play system aimed to be installed at the entrance of secured areas. It will help you recognize and avoid persons with fever and keep public areas as healthy as possible. -
Page 7: Daily Operations
3. Daily Operations 3.1 i-OnTemp initialization • i-OnTemp touchscreen device can be turned on from two different modes: o Turn on from total shutdown: Press the on bottom for 5-7 seconds and wait for the system to boot o Turn on from Sleep mode: press the on button for 1 second From the lock screen, swipe up with your finger from the bottom of the screen •... -
Page 8: Thermapp Application Overview
User Manual 4. ThermApp Application overview 4.1 Screen layout The screen is split into 3 main areas: • Setup toolbar [1] • Image display [2] • Action commands [3] Setup Toolbar [1] Configuration menu – System settings and configuration •... - Page 9 User Manual Image Display • Standard view: The default application view with direct access to all menus and settings Full Screen Mode: By tapping the screen twice quickly, you can • switch between standard view and full screen mode •...
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Page 10: Configuration Menu
User Manual 5. Configuration Menu Tap the Settings button located on the upper toolbar. The settings screen includes: • Imaging Mode – Switches between "Night Vision" and "Thermography" modes. Thermography Settings – Enables selection of temperature units, emissivity, •... -
Page 11: Thermography Settings
To adjust the reflected temperature: o Tap the Reflected Temperature option on the screen. o Scroll to the correct temperature and tap the Set button. • I-OnTemp Default Value: 25 Celsius/ 5.2.4 Adjusting the scale Truncation: Within every image frame, the •... -
Page 12: General Settings
User Manual 5.3 General Settings 5.3.1 Disable screen timeout • – Allows the device’s default screen timeout to be disabled to enable ongoing use of application 5.3.2 Gain limit mode - This mode will allow you to reduce the background •... -
Page 13: Video/Snapshot Orientation
User Manual Advanced Parameters • Detection Duration (Seconds): Sets how long the object needs to be in the set field to trigger the alert. • Alert Delay (Seconds): How long the application should wait to send consecutive alerts after the first alert is triggered (time between alerts). -
Page 14: Language
User Manual • 5.3.7 Language Select your preferred interface language (Match Phone, English, • Chinese, German, French, Russian, or Spanish). • Match phone is the default. If this feature is selected, the application will detect the language on your phone and attempt to match it. -
Page 15: Quick Settings
User Manual 6. Quick Settings By pressing on the quick settings icon, a quick access menu will appear. It includes: • [1] Imaging mode (See section 5.1) • [2] Setup shortcuts • [3] Activity type • [4] Color display 6.1 Imaging mode... -
Page 16: Activity Type
The system will alert on exceed temperature on specific area defined Please Note: For elevated body temperature alert the alarm option should be chosen. 6.4 Color Display i-OnTemp system allows you to choose between several display colors to better fit your preference Rev 1.0 Pg. 16... - Page 17 User Manual Rainbow Iron Vivid Iso Red Iso Blue White Hot Red above a configurable temperature Blue bellow a configurable temperature Lava Green Rev 1.0 Pg. 17...
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Page 18: Temperature Bar
The minimum and maximum temperatures are displayed on both sides of the bar. 8. Image display In the center of the i-OnTemp screen you can see the image display area. The image shows the captured video by the thermal camera with an indication of the highest temperature recognized in the pre-defined Region of Interest (ROI). -
Page 19: Action Commands
User Manual 9. Action commands 9.1 Alert temperature setting • Press the temperature [1]. Use the temperature scale to adjust the alert temperature required • o Pressing the fire image [1a] will activate high temperature identification o Pressing on the snowflake [1a] will activate low temperature identification 9.2 Video streaming... -
Page 20: Faq & Trouble Shooting
User Manual FAQ & Trouble shooting Why is the temperature on the screen much lower than the average human temperature? • Thermal imaging processes an image based on the energy emitted off objects in the field of view. This will include a person, hot air from a heater, a computer or a cool gust of wind from an air conditioner. -
Page 21: Terms And Conditions
The Product applicable Warranty Period is one (1) year from the Purchase Date (“Warranty Period”). Any Product that is repaired or replaced under warranty, is covered for nighty (90) days from the date of return shipment by i-OnTop or for the remaining duration of the applicable Warranty Period, whichever is longer. -
Page 22: Warranty Claims
11.5 WARRANTY CLAIMS. To be eligible for warranty repair or replacement, you must notify i-OnTop within thirty (30) days of discovering of any apparent defect in materials or workmanship. Before you may return a Product for warranty service or repair, you must first obtain a returned material authorization (RMA) number from iOnTop. - Page 23 User Manual IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THOSE LICENSE TERMS, DO NOT USE THE PRODUCT, COPY OR DOWNLOAD THE SOFTWARE. ANY USE OF THE SYSTEM, HARDWARE & SOFTWARE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO USE WITH THE PRODUCT, WILL CONSTITUTE YOUR AGREEMENT TO THE LICENSE TERMS SET FORTH IN THIS DOCUMENT.
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