FLIR Voyager III Operator's Manual page 37

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Voyager III Firefighter Mode and Tracking

• Green indicates a target is being tracked.

• Orange indicates that a target is being tracked but that the tracker is coasting,

and is potentially about to lose the target.

At times, the size of the acquisition window and tracking gate are the same. This

indicates that the tracker has not found anything to track within the acquisition

window. In this case the screen looks like the following.

You should move the camera until the white tracking gate shows inside the

acquisition window before attempting to engage a target. The tracker

automatically sizes the white tracking gate as it finds a discernible target.

You engage the tracker by double-pumping the joystick. When the tracker is

engaged, the display changes to one like the following picture.

In this figure, the black acquisition window no longer displays, and the color of the

tracking gate is now green, indicating that it is tracking the target area. The

system displays gray cross hairs to marks the center of the scene. When the

tracker is exactly on target, the green cross hair of the tracking gate overlay the

gray cross hairs.

You may need to practice using the tracking features to become familiar with how

they work and when they work best.

If you plan to use tracking, some initial setup is required. Entering a tracking

session significantly alters the way the Voyager III system works. Tracking affects

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