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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL MTi13 265 X 192 PIXEL THERMAL IMAGER...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Page no 1. Introduction Overview..................5 2. Safety Information....................5 3. Description......................6 4. Before You Start....................6 4.1. How to Charge the Battery................6 4.2. Power ON.....................7 4.3. Power OFF....................7 4.4. Desktop ...................... 8 4.5. Shutter......................8 4.6. Temperature Measurement................8 4.7. Emissivity Adjustment..................9 4.8. Reflected Temperature...................9 4.9. - Page 4 Contents Page no 8. Specifications ....................29 8.1. Imaging and Optical Data................29 8.2. Image Presentation..................29 8.3. Measurement....................29 8.4. Measurement Analysis.................29 8.5. Storage of Videos..................30 8.6. Storage of Images..................30 8.7. Set-Up ...................... 30 8.8. Digital Camera....................30 8.9. Data Communication Interfaces..............30 8.10. Power System..................31 8.11.
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Page 5: Introduction Overview
1. INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW The MTi13 265 x 192 Pixels Thermal Imager is a handheld camera designed for predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, and equipment verification. Simply focus the lens on the target, and thermal and visual images appear on the LCD screen, ready to be saved to a Micro SD card. To transfer images to a PC, just remove the SD card and use the included card reader, or use the "Thermal-X”... -
Page 6: Description
4. BEFORE YOU START 4.1. How to Charge the Battery Before using the MTi13 Thermal Imager for the first time, fully charge the battery for about three and a half hours. The battery's status will display on a six-segment charge indicator. Here's how to charge it: 1. -
Page 7: Power On
Power Button " ". Note: After powering on, allow the MTi13 Thermal Imager a brief warm- up period for accurate temperature readings and optimal image quality. First, the visible image will appear, followed by a brief calibration of the thermal sensor. -
Page 8: Desktop
4.4. Desktop The desktop is as follows: 1 - Battery Capacity Status 2 - Temperature Unit 3 - Distance Unit 4 - Emissivity 5 - Wifi Status 6 - SD Card 7 - Time 8 - Centre Point Temperature readings 9 - Centre Point Cross 10 - Main Menu 11 - Max Temperature of... -
Page 9: Emissivity Adjustment
4.7. Emissivity Adjustment Selecting the correct emissivity value is essential for accurate temperature measurement, as surface emissivity significantly impacts the temperature readings the Thermal Imager detects. By understanding and adjusting emissivity values, you can improve measurement accuracy. Note: For surfaces with emissivity below 0.60, accurate temperature readings become more challenging. -
Page 10: Thermal Imager Reporter Software
4.9. Thermal Imager Reporter Software The Thermal Imager comes with Thermal Imager Reporter software, which enables image analysis, data organization, and professional report creation. The software also allows you to add audio annotations and commentary that can be reviewed on a PC. 5. -
Page 11: Image Palette
The Thermal Imager offers five display image modes: IR, Visible, Picture- in-Picture, AUF Mode, and Zoom Mode. Visible: IR: displays displays infrared only visible image: image: AUF: Auto Fusion Mode compares the temperature in the centre area with the rest of the screen. The device then automatically calculates the blending ratio of infrared and visible images for the best results. -
Page 12: Standard Palette
5.4 Standard Palette 1. In the main menu, press the "<" or ">" button to highlight Palette. 2. Press the " " button to open the Image submenu, which displays eight colour palette options. 3. Use the "<" or ">" button to highlight your desired palette. 4. -
Page 13: Parameter Menu
5.6. Parameter Menu 1. In the main menu, press the "<" or ">" button to highlight Parameters. 2. Press the " " button to open the Object Parameter submenu. 5.6.1. Ambient Temperature Compensation • In the Ambient Temperature submenu, use the "<" and ">" arrows to adjust the temperature value. -
Page 14: Atmospheric Humidity
5.6.3. Atmospheric Humidity • In the Atmospheric Humidity submenu, use the "<" and ">" arrows to adjust the humidity value. • Water vapor in the air can absorb infrared radiation, potentially affecting temperature measurement accuracy. • You can set the compensation humidity level between 10% and 100% to account for varying air moisture. -
Page 15: Emissivity
5.6.6. Emissivity • In the Emissivity submenu, use the “<" and ">" arrows to adjust the emissivity value. • Emissivity sets the object's ability to emit infrared radiation, with a value range from 0.01 to 1.00. 5.6.7. Alarm Mode • OFF: Disables both the alarm display and sound. •... -
Page 16: Device Settings
5.7.1. Device Settings The Device Settings menu contains multiple pages. Use the " " button to move to the next item or the " " button to return to the previous item. Brightness: Use the slider bar to adjust the LCD brightness. WiFi: Press the Menu/OK button to turn on WiFi. -
Page 17: Measure Settings
Language: Press the " " or " " button to select your desired language, then press the Menu/OK button to confirm and apply the selected language. Auto Power Off: • There are four options in the Auto Power Off menu: "OFF", "5 Min", "10 Min", "15 Min", and "30 Min". - Page 18 Distance Unit: • You can switch the distance unit between "m" (meters) and "ft" (feet). • 1 ft = 0.3048 m and 1 m = 3.2808399 ft. Temperature Unit: • There are three temperature units to choose from: °C (Celsius), °F (Fahrenheit), and K (Kelvin).
- Page 19 Reset: Format Memory: The Format Memory operation will erase all images in the Picture Gallery, but it will not affect the device settings. Factory Settings: The Factory Settings of the Thermal Imager are as follows: item Parameter Value Measurement Center Spot Measurement Hot Spot Measurement Cold Spot Measurement Measurement Parameters...
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Page 20: Camera Menu
5.8. Camera Menu The Thermal Imager features both photo and video functions: • Photo Function: The Imager can save thousands of images, each with a resolution of 1280 x 960 in .jpg format. These images store both infrared and visible data. •... -
Page 21: Change Image Mode
5.8.4. Change Image Mode You can switch between different image modes: Thermal, Visible, and Auto Fusion. 5.8.5. Change Colour You can change the colour scheme of the image. 5.9. Video Menu The Thermal Imager supports .mp4 video capture. 1. In Desktop mode, press and hold the Trigger button for about 2 seconds to start video capture, including audio. -
Page 22: Analyse An Image
5.11. Analyse an Im a g e When the current file is an image, press the "<" or ">” button to highlight Edit, then press the Menu/OK button to enter Image Analysis Mode. In this mode, you can adjust measurement parameters, use analysis tools, and change the image mode and color. -
Page 23: Fault Diagnosis And Exclusion
6. FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND EXCLUSION • If you experience any issues while using the thermal imager, refer to the troubleshooting table below for potential solutions. • If the issue persists, disconnect the power and contact Major Tech’s technical support department for assistance. -
Page 24: Android/Ios App: Thermview
7. ANDROID/IOS APP: THERMAL-X Software Installation and Uninstallation System Requirements • Android: Android 4.0 or higher, with USB OTG support. • iOS: iPhone 4 or above. Thermal-X App Installation • Android: Search for “Thermal-X" on Google Play and install it. •... - Page 25 Visible Mode: Only the visible image is displayed. IR Fusion Mode: Combines the infrared image with the visible image to create a fusion. Visible Fusion Mode: Displays a full-screen fusion, with the visible image blended with the infrared image. Colourbar Select Click the "...
- Page 26 Save and Exit To save your progress and exit the analysis, click the " " icon. This will save any changes or analyses made on the IR picture and return you to the main page of the app. Report and Share 1.
- Page 27 Installing .NET Framework 2.0 1. If your system does not already have .NET Framework 2.0 installed, download and run the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installer from the provided link. 2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the framework. 3. If .NET Framework 2.0 is already installed, you do not need to reinstall Installing IRMeter Software 1.
- Page 28 Run Software To run the PCIMeter software after installation: 1. Ensure that the PCIMeter software has been successfully installed on your computer. 2. Find the PCIMeter shortcut either on your desktop or in the Start menu. 3. Double-click the shortcut to open and launch the software.
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Page 29: Specifications
8. SPECIFICATIONS 8.1. Imaging and Optical Data Function Range Field of view (FOV) / 62°x 48°/ 0.5m Minimum focus distance Spatial resolution (IFOV) 4.6mrad Thermal sensitivity/NETD <0.04°C at 30°C/40mk Image frequency 25Hz Focus mode Focus free Focal length 2.6mm Focal Plane Array (FPA) / Uncooled microbolometer / 7.5–14 μm Spectral range IR resolution... -
Page 30: Storage Of Videos
8.5. Storage of Videos Function Range Storage Media 8Gbytes Micro SD card and 3.4GB internal EMMC Video Storage Format Standard MPEG-4 encode, 240x320 @30fps, on memory card > 30 minutes Video Storage Mode IR/visual images; simultaneous storage of IR and visual images 8.6. -
Page 31: Power System
224 x 77 x 96 9. PRODUCT REGISTRATION Register your new Major Tech product today to activate your warranty and stay up-to-date with the latest software and firmware updates, ensuring optimal performance and security. By registering, you'll also gain access to exclusive offers and trade-in opportunities, helping you get the most value from your purchase. -
Page 32: Warranty
Ÿ Normal wear and tear of mechanical components Ÿ Failures caused by use outside the product's specifications Ÿ Any product which, in the opinion of Major Tech, has been misused, contaminated, or damaged due to neglect. Check Procedure Prior to contacting Major Tech or a distributor regarding a warranty claim, please check the following: Ÿ... - Page 36 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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