Milwaukee 2260-21 manual Taking a Basic Thermal Picture, Setting Time

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Taking a Basic Thermal Picture

Proceed as follows to capture and save a basic image set:

Note

An SD card must be installed for the Thermal Imager to save images and data. If no SD card is installed, you will see the error message on the display: “NO SD CARD.”

1.Press and hold (center button on the directional keypad) for 2 to 3 seconds until you see activity on the display.

2.The Thermal Imager displays progress messages about Sensor Calibration during warm-up. From Sleep Mode, warm-up is almost instantaneous. Until warm-up is complete, button presses are ignored.

3.If the time and date are not already set, the Settings Menu appears so you can set these.

Figure 7 shows TIME selected for setting. To set the time, press the button to open the time setting menu. Use the arrow keys to set the current time, then press the button to return to SETTINGS. Press

twice to select DATE, then set the date the same way you set the time. Once any settings are changed, the new settings stay in memory when the power is turned off.

SETTINGS

EMISSIVITY

0.95

TIME

10:45PM

TIME FORMAT

12 HR

DATE

09/29/2011

DATE FORMAT

MM/DD/YYYY

SCALE

˚F

BRIGHTNESS

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

ERASE SD MEMORY CARD

Figure 7. Setting Time

4.Open the lens cap by pinching the buttons on the sides of the lens cap. Flip it open until it snaps in place on top of the Thermal Imager.

5.Observe the live thermal image on the display as shown in Figure 8. Rotate the focus ring on the thermal sensor lens for maximum sharpness. Make small focus adjustments and wait for the image to settle before making another adjustment. Focusing has a different feel than it does with visual image cameras.

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual Contents Safety Information M12 160x120 Thermal Imager Operator’s Manual Introduction Thermal Imager and a Thermal ImageHow to Use the Manuals Obtaining Technical Support or Service Unpacking the System Identifying Items in the Hard CaseIdentifying Items in the Hard Case Model or Part Number Charging and Installing the Battery Accessing the SD Memory CardControls and Features Locating the Controls and FeaturesControls and Features Name FunctionSymbology 876 Battery Life and Power-Saving Features Battery Fuel Gauge Levels and Imminent Shutdown WarningSetting Time Taking a Basic Thermal Picture138.9˚F Using the Built-In Visual Image Camera Live Visual Camera ViewReviewing Saved Images Optimizing Thermal ImagesEmissivity Manual Range and Auto Range Material Corresponding Emissivity Menu Emissivity RatioAuto Manual Changing the Color Palette IRON, Rainbow and Gray Color Palette ChoicesChanging the Settings Settings MenuSpecifications Physical and EnvironmentalVisual Imaging Glossary Celsius Color palette, paletteDetector Detector, InfraredFocusing ring Fixed focusFPA focal-plane ArrayInfrared IR Infrared detectorIP rating Jpeg .jpgObject temperature TemperatureMenu MicrobolometerResolution Sleep modeSaved image ScaleStorage temperature TargetThermal Imager Thermal imager lensToggle TriggerType a USB Visual imageM12 160x120 Thermal Imager Operators Manual USA Milwaukee Service Sawdust

2260-21 specifications

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