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TigIR-M™
Manual
Version of:
10/2024
FW:
from 0.0.31M

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  • Page 1 TigIR-M™ Manual Version of: 10/2024 from 0.0.31M...
  • Page 2: Tigir-M™ Quick Start Guide

    TigIR-M™ Quick start guide Valid for (from firmware 0.0.31M): TigIR-6M™ TigIR-M20™ Switch on: Switch off: 1. lift the flap and fold it back 1. close flap 2. device starts automatically 2. device switches off automatically (Uptime approx. 4s.) (Downtime approx 4s.) Operation Button 1 &...
  • Page 3: Insert/Change Of Battery

    Insert/change of battery Open the battery compartment by turning the lock to the left. Insert four CR123 batteries or two rechargeable Li- ion batteries (type 16650) according to the polarity indicated on the battery compartment. Close the battery compartment again. Note Only use externally intact CR123 brand cloth if necessary.
  • Page 4: Display Text And Symbols

    Display text and symbols NORM Shutter Flag Current zoom level Active outline mode Current thermal filter Battery level indicator Range estimation HOG NFOV XFOV...
  • Page 5: Preface By The Inventor

    April 2020 weight. Dr. Björn Andres (CEO of Andres Industries AG) Thermal picture of the developers Foreword to the current edition Technology has developed very quickly in re- formance performance of currently <15mK, an cent years.
  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents TigIR-M™ Quick start guide ......2 Use of Accessories ........22 Operation ..........2 TigIR Video Cable ......... 22 Insert/change of battery ......3 TigIR External Power Cable ....22 Display text and symbols ......4 TigIR Video and Power Cable ....22 NORM ..........
  • Page 7: Scope Of Delivery

    Scope of delivery TigIR Big outdoor case TigIR Handbuch Manual Quick Start guide Thread cap Cleaning cloth 4 Batteries CR123...
  • Page 8: Thermal Imaging Functions

    Thermal imaging functions Switching on/off To switch on, open the protective flap. It is atta- If the device is started at low temperatures or ched to a rubber band that keeps the flap closed or with an almost empty battery, the limitations men- open.
  • Page 9 CR = Cold Red With this filter, the heat sources are shown in black and the coldest areas of the image in red. This tactical filter is preferably used at night to reduce glare. BCR = Boost Cold Red The boost variant of the CR filter optimizes the brightness dynamics. This means that even less warm objects are displayed better.
  • Page 10 BH = Black Hot In contrast to the white-hot filter, the heat sources are displayed in black here. This makes the thermal image look much more natural. However, as a much larger area of the image is displayed in lighter shades of gray, the glare effect is more pronounced at night.
  • Page 11: Calibration

    Calibration Automatic calibration Note As soon as the device is started, the temperature- Suitable tools that can be calibrated to if dependent actual and optimum image display is they correspond to the ambient tempera- calculated. If differences are detected, the sensor ture are: calibrates itself automatically to keep the image •...
  • Page 12: Use Of Rechargeable Batteries

    Please note that you will get the best These have an integrated fuse and can be results with levels 4-5. purchased from Andres Industries AG. Note Improper handling and incorrect use of lithium-ion Especially during nighttime it makes sense...
  • Page 13: Menu Special Functions

    Menu IMG menu Special Functions In this sector you can adjust individual settings on your device to adapt it to your application requi- Menu rements. You can access the menu by pressing buttons 1 and Submenu AVID – video output 3 simultaneously (for at least one second).
  • Page 14: Submenu Coll

    Submenu COLL In this submenu you can adjust the collimation of your TigIR. Pre-collimation Point the weapon and scope at an object that is visible in both the visible and the thermal imaging spectrum. This can be a halogen lamp, for example, but also a church spire. The object should be at least 50 m away.
  • Page 15: Submenu Filt

    MISC menu Submenu FILT When delivered, only the CR, BCR, BRH, WH and BWH filters are activated. In the FILT submenu, you In this sector you can call up submenus that are can activate or deactivate all filters so that only the not always required.
  • Page 16: Puk

    on processes. Each time you enter the PIN in the Note PIN menu, the cycle is automatically reset and starts An NVFFC can only be performed after cali- counting again. According to the above example, bration has been carried out shortly before- the PIN would only be requested again after 255 hand (p.
  • Page 17: Info Menu

    matically selected to X=0 and Y=0 – thus the re- ticle is located in the center of the displayed image. If this is not sufficient, the elevation and windage can be corrected according to the step width table (p. 26). If you are satisfied with the result of the adjustment, save it by pressing and holding button 4.
  • Page 18: Mount Check

    Mount Check The MC function can be used to check the repeat Position the crosshairs so that they are congruent accuracy of the TigIR in front of an optic with re- with the reticle of the optics. Save the settings by ticle, e.g.
  • Page 19 Video output deactivated i.e. OLED screen AVID is active. Output in PAL mode (Europe) NTSC Output in NTSC mode (USA) COLL Nr 1-6 Six different settings can be settings can be called up or saved Mount Check ZOOM 0,8x Any zoom level except 1x can be activated/deactivated FILT Cold Red...
  • Page 20 MISC Power supply (CR123/16650) (De)activation of the on/off function FLAP of the lens flap SHUT (De)activation of the shutter PIN query (ON/OFF) Frequency of request (after 1-255x switching on) Warning at device start WARN (0-10 starts before the query is warned) Change PIN NVFFC Saving the calibration...
  • Page 21: Power Supply

    Power supply CR123 Lithium battery The TigIR™ is supplied and operated with four CR123 batteries. In particularly cold environments, reliable operation is only possible with batteries. At very low temperatures (for example -30°C) the ope- rating time of batteries is also reduced. 16650 Rechargeable battery Two rechargeable batteries of this type can be inser- ted to power the TigIR™.
  • Page 22: Use Of Accessories

    Use of Accessories TigIR Video Cable After connecting to the TigIR through a waterproof plug (IP68), the video signal can be received via the cinch plug (not waterproof). Compatible with the mini video recorder. Also available with additional power connection (USB). No.
  • Page 23: Lithium Battery Cr123

    Lithium Battery CR123 The TigIR is supplied and operated with 4 CR123 batteries. In particularly cold environments, reliable operation is only possible with batteries. No. 270025 Thread Cap You will receive a threaded cap with your TigIR. It protects the fine thread from dirt or damage if it is not used with an adapter.
  • Page 24: Mounting Options

    Mounting options The TigIR is compatible with the universal M52x0.75 thread. There is a suitable adapter for practically every external lens diameter of rifle scopes, spotting scopes or other optics. It is very easy to use: the adapter is simply screwed onto the thread on the eyepiece side of the TigIR and fixed in the optimum position by unscrewing the locking screw, provided the adapter does not have its own locking system.
  • Page 25: Tripod Rail For Weapon/Picatinny

    Tripod rail for Weapon/Picatinny The TigIR™ should be mounted in such a way that the optical axis of the eyepiece of the TigIR™ and the op- tical axis of the scope are identical. Small differences of less than 3mm are tolerable. Tripod rail 51.3mm* (400cNm) Tripod rail 48mm* (400cNm) Tripod rail 42mm* (400cNm)
  • Page 26: Collimation Step Sizes

    Collimation step sizes The step width of single keystrokes and and the pos- sible total adjustment range of the collimation (see p. 11) are shown in the following table for each zoom level. Adjustment per keystroke in cm depending on the distance and zoom level Distance 0.8x...
  • Page 27: Coverages

    Coverages Zoom Units cm/100m 109,26 54,63 10,93 10,93 21,85 15,30 0.8x mrad 10,91 5,45 1,09 1,09 2,18 1,53 in/100yd 39,33 19,67 3,93 3,93 7,87 5,51 37,50 18,75 3,75 3,75 7,50 5,25 cm/100m 108,16 54,08 7,73 10,82 21,63 10,82 mrad 10,80 5,40 0,77 1,08...
  • Page 28 Zoom Units cm/100m 133,30 69,93 6,56 43,70 45,89 19,67 0.8x mrad 13,31 6,98 0,65 4,36 4,58 1,96 in/100yd 47,99 25,17 2,36 15,73 16,52 7,08 45,75 24,00 2,25 15,00 15,75 6,75 cm/100m 94,25 49,44 4,64 30,90 32,45 13,91 mrad 9,41 4,94 0,46 3,09 3,24...
  • Page 29 Zoom Units cm/100m 133,30 69,93 6,56 43,70 45,89 0.8x mrad 13,31 6,98 0,65 4,36 4,58 in/100yd 47,99 25,17 2,36 15,73 16,52 45,75 24,00 2,25 15,00 15,75 cm/100m 94,25 49,44 4,64 30,90 32,45 mrad 9,41 4,94 0,46 3,09 3,24 in/100yd 33,93 17,80 1,67 11,12...
  • Page 30 Zoom Units cm/100m 137,67 76,48 15,30 52,45 32,78 24,04 0.8x mrad 13,74 7,64 1,53 5,24 3,27 2,40 in/100yd 49,56 27,53 5,51 18,88 11,80 8,65 47,25 26,25 5,25 18,00 11,25 8,25 cm/100m 97,34 54,08 10,82 37,08 23,18 17,00 mrad 9,72 5,40 1,08 3,70 2,31...
  • Page 31: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Problem Cause Solution Batteries flat or wrong polarity Check polarity or insert fresh battery Brightness set too dark Increase brightness with button 1 Device does not switch Device was previously switched off by Open the flap and press button 4 on / screen remains pressing a button for 1 second...
  • Page 32: Cleaning And Care

    Cleaning and care Repair and Spare part service The TigIR can be cleaned with clean water (e.g. with We have made the TigIR as small and light as pos- some dish liquid) and a soft paintbrush or soft cloth. sible. Nevertheless, it is very stable and therefore Do not use strong chemical cleaning agents.
  • Page 33: Technical Data

    Technical data TigIR Model TigIR-6M™ TigIR-M20™ Order number 240400 240412 User group Military/Law Enforcement only Temperature resolution 40mK 20mK Sensor resolution 640x512 Zoom (digital) 0.8x, 1x, 2x, 4x, 6x Spectrum / Pixel pitch 7.5–13.5 µm / 12 µm uncooled microbolometer internal mechanical shutter (can be deactivated) + software calibrat- FFC (calibration modes) ion (NUC) + manual calibration via front flap...
  • Page 34: Warranty Declaration

    The device may discretion of Andres Industries AG, a free repair or only be opened by the manufacturer. Otherwise, a free delivery of spare parts or replacement of the damage to the device may occur that is not cove- similar or corresponding product.
  • Page 35: Eu Declaration Of Conformity

    EU Declaration of Conformity (No. 0012) Andres Industries AG Weißenseer Weg 37 13055 Berlin states that the thermal imaging devices comply with the relevant harmonization legislation of Directive 2014/35/EU. TigIR-6M™ (240400) The following harmonized standards relating to TigIR-M20™ (240412) conformity have been applied:...
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  • Page 40 Andres Industries AG CEO: Dr. Björn Andres Weissenseer Weg 37 13055 Berlin Germany Service & Support Tel.: +49 30 45 80 39 00 E-Mail: info@andres-industries.de Web: www.andres-industries.de serial number TigIR RoHS compliant IP 68 MIL-STD-810G Power in: 5V /CR123 3V production date www.andres-industries.de...

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