InfiRay FH35 V2 User Manual

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Page 2: Important Safety Information
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION - Do not expose the device to fire or high temperatures. - The battery capacity decreases when operated in a cold ambient Environmental influences temperature. This is not a fault and occurs for technical reasons.
Page 3 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com - Do not expose the battery pack to high temperature or open flame. Do Directive 2006/66/EC (battery directive): This product contains a battery that cannot be disposed of as not use the power unit in wet or humid environments.
Page 4 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com and electronic devices. He will provide you with further information. Installing/removing the battery The Finder series thermal imaging monocular is equipped with a battery Information on disposal in other countries outside of the European pack.
Page 5: Specifications
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Specifications Operational Specifications Battery type Li-ion battery pack Model FH35R V2 FH50R V2 Max. battery life *, h (t=25°C) Microbolometer Laser rangefinder range, m 800 ± 1 Resolution, pixels 640 × 512 Memory capacity, GB Pixel size, μm...
Page 6: Package Contents
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Package Contents ergonomic construction and powerful function make the Finder the best choice for outdoor exploration. ⚫ Finder Series Thermal Imaging Monocular ⚫ Portable Bag Features ⚫ Type C USB cable ⚫...
Page 7 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Units and Controls 1. Lens cap 2. Lens focus ring 3. Power button 4. Menu button 5. Up / Ranging button 6. Down / Photo button 7. Laser rangefinder 8. IBP-2 battery pack 9.
Page 8: Button Operations
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Button Operations Button Current status First short press Next short press Long press The device is off. Power on device Home screen Standby the device Wake up the device Power off device...
Page 9: Battery Pack Installation
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Home screen Take a photo Start video recording Videoaufnahme Take a photo Stop and save video recording Down / Photo button Shortcut menu 1 Image mode adjustment Shortcut menu 2 Adjust image contrast...
Page 10 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com LED indicator displaying the current status of the device Method 1: Charging with Type-C Port LED Color LED Status Operating Mode ⚫ When the battery pack is installed into battery slot of the Finder series,...
Page 11: External Power Supply
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com External Power Supply Finder series supports external power supply, such as the portable power source (5V). ⚫ Connect the external power supply to the Type-C port (13) of the device. ⚫ The device will automatically switch to the external power supply and charge the battery pack (8) at the same time.
Page 12: Icon Descriptions
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Icon Descriptions Motion sensor Auto display off White Hot Micphone Black Hot Switch unit Red Hot More Target Highlight Calibration mode Ironbow Image hue Rainbow Defective pixel calibration ×1/×1,5/×2/×2,5/×3/×3,5/×4 Digital Zoom...
Page 13: Operation
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Operation countdown icon, the device is powered off. Then release the button. The display is off, the indicator is off, and the device is shut down. Power on and image adjustment Standby ⚫...
Page 14: Calibrate The Sensor
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com ⚫ Lower left corner - Time and date software algorithm. The lens cap need not be secured (the sensor is ⚫ Lower right corner - Video output icon (when it is on).
Page 15: Video Recording
⚫ Double-click "my computer" on the desktop - double-click to open the ⚫ Video and picture files are stored in the built-in memory card after video device named "Infiray" - then click and open the device named recording has been turned off.
Page 16: Laser Rangefinder
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com ⚫ There are different folders named by time in memory. short press the Up/Ranging (5) ⚫ Recorded videos and photographs are saved in these folders in the button is required for ranging.
Page 17: Main Menu Function
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com ⚫ After entering the menu, press the Up (5) button to set the parameters ⚫ An automatic exit from the menu occurs after 10 seconds of inactivity. at the top of the screen and press the Down (6) button to set the Also, it will return to the home screen quickly with a short press the parameters at the bottom of the screen.
Page 18 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Power (3) button. Video Out - Selection of the video out function ⚫ Press and hold the Menu button (4) to enter the menu. ⚫ Select the 'Video out' option with Up (5) / Down (6) button.
Page 19 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com button. function on/off. ⚫ Short press the Menu button (4) to turn the compass on/off. ⚫ The icon is displayed in the upper-left status bar when it is on. ⚫ The compass is displayed in the top center of the image.
Page 20 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com with Up (5) / Down (6) button. ⚫ Select the 'Image Hue' option with Up (5) / Down (6) button. ⚫ Short press the Menu button (4) to enter the sub menu for more ⚫...
Page 21 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com button. ⚫ Rotate the device at least one 360° in three axial directions in ⚫ Enter the Defective Pixels Calibration interface with a short 15 seconds according to the direction shown as the icon to press of the Menu button (4).
Page 22 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com ⚫ Open the submenu by pressing the Menu button (4). ⚫ Confirm your selection with a short press of Menu button (4). ⚫ Select the 'System The following settings will be restored to their factory state...
Page 23 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Wi-Fi Function Outdoor image screen to enter the Settings interface. ⚫ In the text box, enter and submit the new Wi-Fi name (SSID) and The device is equipped with wireless communication with external devices password.
Page 24: Maintenance
Maintenance InfiRay Outdoor before, the update prompt will appear if there is an update when turning on InfiRay Outdoor. You can download the update The maintenance should be carried out at least twice a year and includes...
Page 25: Troubleshooting
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com Troubleshooting table. If a defect should occur that is not listed in the table, or if it is impossible to repair the defect yourself, the device should be returned for This table lists all the problems that may arise when operating the device.
Page 26: Legal And Regulatory Information
InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com into an area with none. networks that may cause interference. The device is outside the area of Wi-Fi coverage. Relocate the device into direct line of sight of the Wi-Fi signal non existent or interrupted.
Page 27 InfiRay Outdoor • Finder Series • User Manual www.infirayoutdoor.com interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, To comply with RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0.00 cm must be maintained between the user’s body and the handset, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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