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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL MTi3 THERMAL IMAGER...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Page no 1. Introduction Overview..................5 2. Safety Information....................5 3. Before You Start....................6 3.1. How to Charge the Battery................6 3.2. Power ON....................6 3.3. Power OFF....................7 3.4. Desktop..................... 7 3.5. Shutter.......................8 3.6. LED Light....................8 3.7. Temperature Measurement................8 3.8. Emissivity Adjustment..................8 3.9. Reflected Temperature.................9 4.9. - Page 4 Contents Page no 5. Factory Settings....................16 6. Camera Menu....................16 6.1. Save Image.....................17 6.2. Change Measure Parameters..............17 6.3. Add Analysis Tools...................17 6.4. Change Image Mode................17 6.5. Change Colour..................17 7. Video Menu....................17 7.1. Files Browser...................17 7.2. Play a video.....................17 7.3. Delete a File....................18 7.4.
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Page 5: Introduction Overview
1. INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW The Thermal Imager is handheld imaging camera used for predictive maintenance, equipment troubleshooting, and verification. Focus the lens to the object, Then the thermal images are displayed on the LCD and can be saved to a Micro SD Memory card. Transferring images to a PC is accomplished by removing the SD memory card and connecting it to a PC through the included card reader, or transfer the images and video stream to the smart device with “Thermal-X”... -
Page 6: Before You Start
+50°C (+32°F to +122°F). If you charge the battery at temperatures out of this range, it can cause the battery to become hot or break. It can also decrease the performance or the life cycle of the battery. Do not get water or salt water on the battery, or permit the battery to get wet. -
Page 7: Power Off
After powering on the device, The thermal Imager needs sufficient warm- up time for the most accurate temperature measurements and best image quality. So the visible image will first appear, and the thermal sensor will calibrate internally for several seconds. After that the thermal image will be displayed on the screen. -
Page 8: Shutter
3.5. Shutter The thermal image of the Thermal Imager can become blurry when the Thermal Imager is not correcting or the Thermal Imager changes target. To get a fine thermal image, the Thermal Imager needs to correct. Short push the Power Button and the inner shutter will action once to un blur the image. -
Page 9: Reflected Temperature
The following table gives typical emissivity of important materials: Material Emissivity Material Emissivity Water 0.96 Tape 0.96 Stainless Steel 0.14 Brass Plate 0.06 Aluminum Plate 0.09 Human Skin 0.98 Asphalt 0.96 PVC Plastic 0.93 Concrete 0.97 Polycarbonate 0.80 Cast Iron 0.81 Oxidized Copper 0.78... -
Page 10: Main Menu
4.1. Main Menu Press the “OK|ESC” button, the main menu will be opened up. Hold down the “OK|ESC” button, the main menu will be hidden. Main Menu is the main interface of the Thermal Imager’s menus. It contains six items such as Image Browser, Alarm Setting, Measure parameters, Image mode Palette, system Settings. -
Page 11: Standard Palette
specific applications. The standard palettes offer an equal, linear presentation of colours that allow for best presentation of detail. 4.4. Standard Palette In main menu, press “Left/Right” button, highlight “Palette”. Press the “OK|ESC” button, the Palette menu will pop up, Palette submenu which contains 8 kinds of color palettes. -
Page 12: Parameter Menu
4.8. Parameter Menu In main menu, press “Left/Right” button, highlight “Parameter”. Press the “OK|ESC” button, the Parameter submenu will pop up. Hold down the “OK|ESC” button to exit the Parameter setting menu. 4.9. Ambient Temperature Compensation Ambient temperature will affect the measurement of the thermal imager, it can be compensated from 0 degrees to 50 degrees. -
Page 13: Device Settings
4.16. Device Settings There are multiple pages in Device setting, press “Left/Right” button to go to next page, or go to previous page. 4.17. USB Mode PC connection: Set the device as Mass storage mode, if connecting the device to the PC with USB cable, there will be a Mass storage device on the PC Camera: Set the device as UVC camera mode, if connecting the device to the PC with USB cable, there will be a UVC camera device on the PC. -
Page 14: Auto Power Off
4.23. Auto Power Off There are four options in auto power off menu, as follows: “OFF”, “5Min”, “10Min”, “15Min”, “30Min”. When pressing any one of the buttons, the timer of Auto Power Off will be cleared and re-timed. 4.24. Info The info menu contains all of the product information, such as: software version, serial number, etc. -
Page 15: Temperature Range
4.25.4. Temperature Range The temperature measurement ranges have “-20°C~150°C” and “0°C~550°C” to choose. The overlap temperature of the two ranges is more accurate to choose “-20°C~150°C”. Emissivity: Quick set the emissivity from the table below: Material Emissivity Material Emissivity Water 0.96 Tape 0.96... -
Page 16: Factory Settings
5. FACTORY SETTINGS Factory Settings of the Thermal Imager are as follows: Item Parameter Value Measurement Center Spot Measurement Hot Spot Measurement Cold Spot Measurement Measurement Parameters Emissivity 0.95 Reflective temperature 25°C Image Mode Infrared Palette Iron Adjustment Auto System Setting Language English HDMI Output... -
Page 17: Change Measure Parameters
6.2. Change Measure Parameters Press “Left/Right” button to highlight “Parameters”, it will change the image’s measure parameters: emissivity, ambient temperature, humidity, reflect temperature, infrared compensation and distance. 6.3. Add Analysis Tools Press “Left/Right” button to highlight “Measurement”, it can add or change the analysis tools in the image: point analysis, area analysis &... -
Page 18: Delete A File
7.3. Delete A File Press “Left/Right” button to highlight to delete the current file. 7.4. Fault Diagnosis and Exclusion If you encounter any problems while using the thermal imager, refer to the following table. If the problem persists, disconnect the power and contact the Company's technical support department. -
Page 19: Analyse
8.3. Analyse Select a IR Picture and click “ ” icon to analyse it. 1.Image mode Click “ ” icon to select image mode, there are four modes for you to select IR mode: only infrared picture displayed Visible mode: only visible picture displayed IR fusion mode: The infrared picture is fusioned with a visible picture Visible fusion mode: full screen fusion, the visible picture is fusioned with infrared picture. -
Page 20: Report And Share
4.Save and exit. Click “ ” to save and return to the main page of the APP. 8.4. Report and Share 1.Report Click “ ” icon to report as a .pdf file. 2.Share Click “ ” icon to share the Infrared picture with Email, Whatsapp, etc. 8.5. -
Page 21: Running
8.5.3. Running After ensuring Thermal-X software has been installed, click shortcuts on the desktop to run the software. 8.5.4. Uninstall Uninstall Thermal-X in the Installation directory as follow .run “uninst.exe” and then click "YES" to start to uninstall, and finally choose whether or not to reboot the computer. -
Page 22: Measurement
9.3. Measurement Function Range Object Temperature Range -20°C to 150°C (-4°F to 302°F) 0°C to 550°C (32°F to 1022°F) Accuracy ±2°C (3.6°F) or ±2% of reading (Environment temperature 10-35°C Object temperature >0°C) 9.4. Measurement Analysis Function Range Spot Centre Spot, three manual spots Automatic Hot/Cold Detection Auto Hot or Cold Markers Area... -
Page 23: Set-Up
9.7. Set-Up Function Range Set-Up Commands Local adaptation of units, language, date & time and info of camera Languages Multinational 9.8. Digital Camera Function Range Built-in Digital Camera 2 Megapixels Built-in Digital Lens Data FOV 59° 9.9. Data Communication Interfaces Function Range Interfaces... - Page 24 MAJOR TECH (PTY) LTD South Africa Australia www.major-tech.com www.majortech.com.au sales@major-tech.com info@majortech.com.au...
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