Difference Temp; Multiple Spots; Image; Auto Adjust - FLIR ThermaCAM PM575 Operator's Manual

5.5.4.1.8

Difference temp

Difference temperature is an on/off function. If On is selected the result table will
show the difference between the actual measurement function temperature and
the Ref temp (see "Analysis..." on page 35).
5.5.4.1.9

Multiple spots

Multiple spot meters is an on/off function. If On is selected it is possible to activate
a maximum of three spot meters in the Analysis menu.
5.5.4.2

Image...

The image setup defines the parameters used for the image adjustments (see
"Image menu" on page 33). By pressing ↵ when Image... is highlighted in the
menu, the Setup – Image dialog box is displayed on the screen. By moving the
joystick up/down the different dialog box items are selected i.e. Auto adjust, Con-
tinuous adj., Colour scale, Saturation col., Data field, Data background, Text com-
ments and Scale. By moving the joystick left/right the item parameters will be
changed. When the ↵ button is pressed the parameters are stored and the dialog
box is removed. If the C button is pressed the dialog box is removed without stor-
ing any changed parameters.
5.5.4.2.1

Auto adjust

The auto adjust function uses either Level, Level and span or Auto palette for
adjusting the image for optimal brightness and contrast. See "Image menu" on
page 33 for an explanation of these different settings.
5.5.4.2.2

Continuous adjust

This parameter enables you to select either Level or Level and span for the auto
adjust function for achieving optimal brightness and contrast of the image. As the
name indicates, the function works all the time, continuously adjusting brightness
and contrast according to the image content.
The function can be disabled by selecting None.
5.5.4.2.3

Colour scale

There are eight different palette selections: Grey, Grey 10, Grey inverted, Grey
10 inv, Rainbow, Rainbow 10, Iron and Iron 10. A maximum of three user-defined
palettes can be added.
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