dji ZENMUSE H20N User manual

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User Manual
ZENMUSE H20N

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Using this Manual
Legend
Warning Important Tips
Caution
1. When not in use, store the Zenmuse H20N in the storage case and replace the desiccant packet
as necessary to prevent fogging the lenses due to excessive ambient humidity. If the lenses fog
up, the water vapor will usually dissipate after turning on the device for a while. The recommended
storage environment is a relative humidity less than 40% at a temperature of 20±5° C.
2. Do not expose the infrared camera lenses to a strong energy source such as the sun, lava or laser
beam. The temperature of the observation target should not exceed 800° C, otherwise it will burn
the camera and cause permanent damage.
3. Do not place the product under direct sunlight, in areas with poor ventilation, or near a heat source
such as a heater.
4. Do not frequently power on/off the product. After it is turned off, wait at least 30 seconds before
turning back on, otherwise the product life will be affected.
5. Under stable laboratory conditions, the Zenmuse H20N achieves an IP44 protection rating by
IEC60529 standards. However, this protection rating is not permanent and may reduce over time
after long-term use.
6. Make sure the gimbal port and gimbal surface are free from any liquid before installation.
7. Make sure the gimbal is securely installed onto the aircraft, the microSD card slot cover is clean
and rmly in place.
8. Make sure the gimbal surface is dry before opening the microSD card slot cover.
9. Do not plug or unplug the microSD card during use.
10. Do not touch the surface of the camera lenses and keep it away from hard objects, as doing so
may lead to blurred images and affect the imaging quality.
11. Clean the surface of the camera lenses with a soft, dry, clean cloth. Do not use alkaline
detergents.

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Contents
Using this Manual 1
Legend 1
Caution 1
Contents 2
Introduction 3
Installation 4
Supported Aircraft 4
Mounting the Zenmuse H20N 4
Activation 4
Remote Controller Operation 5
DJI Pilot 2 App Controls 6
Basic Functions 6
Intelligent Functions 13
Updating Firmware 16
Using DJI Pilot 2 16
Using microSD Card 16
Appendix 17
Specications 17

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Introduction
Equipped with two long-wave infrared thermal cameras, a zoom camera, and a wide-angle camera,
the Zenmuse H20N gimbal camera can provide infrared and visual images simultaneously. Users
can quickly switch to a highly magnified zoom camera view after recognizing a target in a wide
camera view. Thanks to the laser range nder, the H20N can provide the location of a target and the
distance to them during a search and rescue operation or aid in site inspection with rapid positioning
information that improves working efciency.
Zenmuse H20N can be mounted onto the Matrice 300 RTK aircraft and stream live video to the DJI
Pilot 2 app.
1. Gimbal Connector
2. Pan Motor
3. Wide Infrared Thermal Camera
4. Wide Camera
5. Laser Range Finder
6. Tele Infrared Thermal Camera
7. Zoom Camera
8. Tilt Motor
9. Roll Motor
10. microSD Card Slot
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Installation
Supported Aircraft
Matrice 300 RTK
Mounting the Zenmuse H20N
1. Remove the gimbal cap and lens protector.
2. Align the white and red dots and insert the gimbal onto the Matrice 300 RTK aircraft. Rotate the
gimbal connector to the locked position.
Hold the aircraft rmly and steadily rotate the gimbal connector to attach and detach the
gimbal.
Ensure the microSD card slot cover is rmly in place to prevent dust or moisture entering
during usage or storage.
Activation
The Zenmuse H20N gimbal and camera requires activation before using. Mount it onto the aircraft,
then power on the aircraft and remote controller, follow the on-screen instructions to activate using DJI
Pilot 2. An internet connection is required for activation.
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Remote Controller Operation
Adjust the gimbal’s tilt using the left dial and adjust its pan by the right dial. Press the shutter button or
record button to take photos or record video. Toggle the 5D button to adjust the zoom (up and down)
and EV value (left and right). The customizable button C1 can be used to recenter the gimbal, and the
customizable button C2 can be used to switch between the main and auxiliary screen.
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1. Left Dial
Turn to adjust the gimbal’s tilt.
2. Record Button
Press to start/stop recording video.
3. Shutter Button
Press to take a photo, you can set the photo mode as single or interval in the DJI Pilot 2 app. Taking
single photo is supported during video recording.
4. Right Dial*
Turn to adjust the gimbal’s pan.
5. 5D Button
The default function is as follows. The function for this button can be customized in the DJI Pilot 2 app.
Left: Decrease EV value
Right: Increase EV value
Up: Zoom in
Down: Zoom out
6. Customizable Button C2
The default function is to switch between the main and auxiliary screen. The function for this button
can be customized in the DJI Pilot 2 app.
7. Customizable Button C1
The default function is to recenter the gimbal. The function for this button can be customized in the
DJI Pilot 2 app.
* Press and hold the conrm button and then turn the right dial to adjust the zoom.

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DJI Pilot 2 App Controls
Besides capturing photos, recording videos, and playback functions, the touch interface provides
more intuitive and convenient control options such as Auto Night Scene, Spot Meter, Isotherm
functions, and Link Zoom for visual and infrared thermal cameras.
The following image is for reference only. The actual interface varies according to the app version.
Basic Functions
You can watch liveviews from the Zenmuse H20N and change camera settings in Camera View.
Below is an example where the main screen shows the zoom camera view.
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1. Camera and Zoom
Displays the camera for the current liveview and its zoom rate.
2. Camera Parameters
Displays the camera’s current shoot/record parameters.
3. Auto Exposure Lock
Tap to lock the exposure value.
4. Focus Mode
Tap to switch the focus mode. Various focus modes are supported: MF (manual focus), AF-C
(continuous autofocus) and AF-S (single autofocus).
5. Storage Capacity
Displays the available capacity of the microSD card.
6. Auto/Manual Exposure Switch
Tap to switch between auto and manual exposure.
7. Camera Settings
• Photo Settings (effective in photo mode)
Image Ratio: 16: 9 (visible photo), 5:4 (infrared photo)
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Save Photo: Includes Current View, Wide Photo, Zoom Photo and Infrared Photo. Current view will
save the photo taken by the current camera, but in the SBS display mode of the infrared thermal
camera, it will save the screenshot instead. Photos will be saved in the microSD card in the
gimbal and camera.
• Video Settings (effective in video mode)
Video Format: MP4
Save Video: Includes Current View, Wide Video, Zoom Video and Infrared Video. Current view
will save a recording of the current liveview of the app (not the HD camera feed). Videos will be
saved in the microSD card in the gimbal and camera.
• General Settings
Create Folder
Create a folder manually on the microSD card of the gimbal and camera to store photos and
videos, with customizable folder names.
Timestamp
Enable or disable the timestamp. Customized timestamp can be created to include information
such as aircraft model, aircraft SN, coordinates, altitudes, date and time. Timestamp location can
also be customized.
Video Caption
After video caption is enabled, a caption le will be created when videos are saved. The caption
le includes information such as frame number, exposure parameters, gimbal attitude, aircraft
attitude, etc.
LEDs Off When Shooting And Recording
Frame Arm LEDs will turn off automatically during shooting and recording.
Night Scene (for Zoom Camera only)
Choose Auto Night Scene mode, or turn Night Scene on or off. In Night Scene mode, the zoom
camera will switch the IR lter of the zoom camera, and optimize imaging in low-light environment
with the intelligent night scene enhancement function.
Lock Gimbal while Shooting
Enable or disable gimbal lock while taking photos. If enabled, the gimbal will be locked in place
to ensure image stability when the aircraft is moving.
ROI (Region of Interest) (for infrared thermal cameras only)
Use this feature to manage color range distribution across the screen to maximize contrast for
regions of interest. Select “Full” to evenly distribute the color spectrum across the entire image.
For instance, if there is a large patch of sky (at relatively low temperature) in your image, much
of the color spectrum will be allocated to the lower temperature range, meaning that other parts
of the spectrum will have a lower contrast. In this case, you may select “Sky excluded (33%)” or
“Sky excluded (50%)” to ignore areas of the sky so that most of the spectrum can be allocated to
remaining areas, providing higher contrast and utility for analysis.
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ROI set to “Full” Sky excluded from ROI
Scene (for infrared thermal cameras only)
Enhance your images instantly by selecting Default, Inspection, or Manual. After selecting
Manual, users can set and save custom parameters according to their needs.
The camera will automatically apply the following properties to obtain the best result.
- DDE (Digital Detail Enhancement): Enhances image details and/or suppresses xed pattern noise.
- Contrast: The ratio of black and white of the image. Colors will be richer and have more contrast
when the value is high.
- Brightness: The brightness of the image.
Auto FFC (for infrared thermal cameras only)
Enable or disable the automatic FFC calibration. The infrared thermal cameras will automatically
calibrate at regular intervals.
Gridlines
Enable or disable the gridlines or diagonal.
Laser Module
Select Enhanced Mode or On-Demand Mode based on your needs. Note that the mode will be
reset to Enhanced after the camera is restarted.
Reset Camera Settings
Tap to reset the camera to the default settings.
Format SD Card
Tap to format and remove all content from the microSD card. Operate with caution.
8. Photo/Video Toggle
Tap to switch between photo and video modes, and select different shooting or recording modes.
Photo Mode: Single Shot, Interval (2/3/5/7/10/15/20/30/60 s), High-Res Grid Photo, Panorama.
Video Mode:
Zoom: 1920x1080@30fps, 2688x1512@30fps, 1920x1080@15fps (Night Scene Mode)
Wide: 1920x1080@30fps
IR: 640x512@30fps
9. Zoom (Zoom Camera)
Tap to adjust the zoom magnification level of the zoom camera. The zoom magnification of the
zoom camera ranges from 2x to 128x.
• If the main screen shows the zoom camera view, the liveview can be changed directly by
adjusting the zoom.
• If the main screen shows the infrared thermal camera view: when Link Zoom is enabled, the
liveview can be changed directly by adjusting the zoom if the zoom magnication level is not

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above 32x; but only the zoom camera preview box in the middle of the screen will be changed if
the zoom magnication level is above 32x. When Link Zoom is disabled, only the zoom camera
preview box in the middle of the screen will be changed.
• If the main screen shows the wide camera view, only the zoom camera preview box in the middle
of the screen will be changed by adjusting the zoom.
10. Shutter/Record Button
Tap to shoot photos or start or stop recording.
11. Link Zoom
Press and hold for two seconds to enable or disable Link Zoom.
Once enabled, in the infrared thermal camera view, the button for adjusting the zoom of the
infrared cameras will disappear automatically. In this case, adjusting the zoom of the zoom
camera will change the zoom of the infrared thermal cameras at the same time.
The infrared thermal camera can zoom up to 32x. When the zoom magnification of the zoom
camera is adjusted to 32x or above, a pop-up will appear on the DJI Pliot 2 app interface
indicating that the infrared thermal camera has reached the maximum magnication level. The
maximum magnication level will remain at 32x and no longer increase.
12. Playback
Tap to enter and preview photos and videos as soon as they are captured.
13. Camera View Switch Button
Tap to switch the main screen to the camera view corresponding to the button.
14. Laser Ranging
Tap to enable the laser ranging function. Laser ranging can measure the distance of objects
within the measurement range, and displays the distance from the aircraft and the absolute height
of the measured object in the middle of the screen.
15. Pin Point
Tap on the target in the center of the view to record the latitude, longitude and altitude of the
point.
Below is an example where the main screen shows the wide infrared thermal camera view.
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16. Palette/Isotherm
Palette
The Zenmuse H20N offers a variety of palette options. Distinct colors are used to show
temperature differences in the thermal image using grayscale intensity. The temperature range of
the image is mapped to 256 colors and displayed in the 8-bit JPEG or MP4 format. The following
table shows all palette options.
White Hot
Fulgurite
Iron Red
Hot Iron
Medical
Arctic
Rainbow 1
Rainbow 2
Tint
Black Hot
Palette Description
White Hot The most commonly used pseudo color, using white for high temperatures and
black for low temperatures, which is a natural association for people.
Fulgurite Dark red represents low temperatures and white represents high temperatures. The
warm tone of this palette aligns with people’s association with hot temperatures.
Iron Red
This palette displays nuanced differences in heat signatures, quickly displaying
anomalies and human bodies. Hotter objects appear as light warm colors and
colder objects appear as dark cool colors.
Hot Iron Red represents high temperatures, and cool colors represent low temperatures. It
is able to identify hot targets quickly, while showing the details of cool targets.
Medical
This palette shows nuanced differences in temperatures, and is therefore ideal for
scenarios with small temperature changes. In environments with low contrast, it is
still able to detect objects and slight temperature changes. It is mainly used in the
medical eld for human body temperatures.
Arctic Uses the same palette as Medical, except switching the purple for a cool blue to
better reect temperature changes.
Rainbow 1 Similar to Medical, it reduces the warm color ratio and increases the cold color
ratio for high temperature targets to better show the details of cool targets.
Rainbow 2
The color transition is reduced, the warm and cold colors are moderately
proportioned, which can show the details of high and low temperature targets at
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Tint
Uses black and white for low temperatures and bright red for high temperatures,
it is able to detect high temperature targets quickly. Mainly used for high-contrast
environments, ideal for quickly and accurately identifying high temperature
targets at night.
Black Hot
The opposite to White Hot, using black for warmer objects and white for cooler
objects. The heat distribution of high temperature targets can be better observed
when outdoors.
Below are examples of different palette options.
White Hot Black Hot
Hot Iron Iron Red
Tint

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Isotherm
This feature allows designated temperature ranges to be represented with different color
schemes, so that objects within this range impart higher contrast and better visibility. The
temperature range is set with upper and lower thresholds.
Below are examples of isotherm features enabled.
Hot Iron Isotherm Fulgurite Isotherm
Iron Red Isotherm Medical Isotherm
17. Gain Mode
Tap to adjust the temperature range. Users can choose High Gain Mode or Low Gain Mode.
High Gain Mode: A narrower temperature range can be captured with a higher sensitivity to
temperature differences. Low Gain Mode: A wider temperature range can be captured with a
lower sensitivity to temperature differences.
18. Display Mode
Tap to switch between the IR and Split display modes for infrared thermal camera.
IR: only displays footage captured by the infrared thermal camera.
Split: Both the footage captured by the infrared thermal camera and the zoom camera will be
displayed side by side.

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Intelligent Functions
Link Zoom
Press and hold the Link Zoom button on the app for two seconds to enable Link Zoom. Once enabled,
users can adjust the zoom magnification of the zoom camera and infrared thermal camera at the
same time. Press and hold the button for two seconds again to disable Link Zoom.
Click to Aim
Double-click the point of interest on the main screen. The gimbal will automatically move to the point
of interest in the center of the screen.
High-Res Grid Photo
Drag to select an area in the wide camera view, the gimbal will move automatically and take a series
of 4MP photos of the selected area at the current zoom ratio with the zoom camera.
Tap the Photo/Video toggle and enter Photo Settings, and then select High-Res Grid Photo. After
entering this function, the liveview will switch to the wide camera view. You can set the target shooting
area by editing, moving and zooming the white grid on the screen.
All photos will be saved in the same sub-folder in the microSD card, and an HTML le will be created.
To view the wide and close-up images, open this HTML le using a browser on a PC.
Night Scene (for Zoom Camera only)
In Night Scene mode, the camera will switch the IR lter of the zoom camera, and optimize imaging
in low-light environment with the intelligent night scene enhancement function. Tap MENU, General
Settings, and then enable Night Scene.
19. FFC Calibration
Tap this button to execute FFC calibration. FFC calibration is a function of the infrared thermal
camera for optimizing image quality. During calibration, your screen may freeze momentarily and
the camera will make a clicking sound.
20. Zoom (Infrared Thermal Camera)
Tap to adjust the digital zoom of the infrared thermal camera to 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x or 32x.

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Temperature Measurement (for infrared thermal cameras only)
Spot Meter
Tap any position within the temperature measurement area on the screen to measure the temperature.
Area Measurement
Drag to select an area within the temperature measurement area on the screen. The lowest temperature,
highest temperature, and their corresponding locations in this area will be displayed on the screen.
Tap the icons below the selected area box to:
1. Close the area measurement page;
2. Maximize the page;
3. Take a screenshot of the measurement result;
4. Enable/disable Temperature Alert;
5. Set alert temperature. After Temperature Alert is enabled, users can set the alert temperature.
Once the highest temperature exceeds the set alert temperature, the remote controller will issue a
warning sound.
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Temperature measurement accuracy is affected by various factors:
1. Reflectivity of objects - Shiny metals with high reflectivity will reflect more of the background
radiation and result in lower accuracy, whereas objects with matte surfaces will produce higher
accuracy.
2. Temperature of background radiation – Sunlight affects temperature measurement accuracy, so
the infrared thermal camera should be kept out of exposure to direct or reected sunlight.
3. Air temperature and humidity – Temperature and humidity resistance has been calibrated before
delivery, but some temperature measurement errors are inevitable. Extreme temperatures or
humidity levels will affect measurement accuracy.
4. Distance between the camera and the object – The default distance used in calibration is 5 m,
which generates the most accurate temperature measurement. Deviations from this distance will
lower the accuracy.

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5. Emissivity of objects – The emissivity of the object will affect temperature measurement accuracy.
Generally, accuracy increases proportionally to emissivity. Emissivity is affected by factors such as
the material, or the roughness or degree of oxidation of the object’s surface.
When measuring a blackbody 5 m away at 25° C in a windless indoor environment, using the
High Gain Mode, the wide infrared thermal camera provides an accuracy of up to ±2° C or ±2%
(whichever is the larger value), and the tele-infrared thermal camera provides an accuracy of
up to ±5° C or ±4% (whichever is the larger value). Since the emissivity of different blackbody
varies, this measurement result only represents the accuracy of the tested blackbody and is for
reference only.

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Updating Firmware
Ensure the aircraft, the remote controller and the Zenmuse H20N have all been updated to
the latest rmware. Otherwise, usage may be affected.
Do not power off the aircraft or detach the gimbal and camera while updating the rmware.
Restart them once rmware update is complete.
Using DJI Pilot 2
Online Update
1. Make sure that the H20N is securely mounted onto the aircraft, that there is a strong connection
between the aircraft and remote controller and other DJI devices used with the aircraft, and that all
devices are powered on.
2. Run DJI Pilot 2, tap HMS -> Firmware Update -> Update All to update. The remote controller must
be connected to the internet during rmware update.
This will update the rmware of both the H20N and the other DJI devices connected.
Ofine Update
An ofine rmware package can be downloaded from the DJI ofcial website to an external storage
device such as an SD card or USB flash drive. Run DJI Pilot 2, tap HMS -> Firmware Update ->
Ofine Update to select the rmware package for the H20N from the external storage device and tap
Update All to update.
Using microSD Card
Make sure that the H20N is securely mounted onto the aircraft and the aircraft is powered off. Check
that there is enough free space on the microSD card and the Intelligent Flight Batteries are fully
charged.
1. Visit the Zenmuse H20N product page on the DJI ofcial website and go to Downloads.
2. Download the latest rmware.
3. Once downloaded, copy the rmware le to the root directory of the microSD card.
4. Insert a microSD card into the microSD card slot of the H20N.
5. Power on the aircraft. The H20N will perform an auto-check and start to update automatically. H20N
will beep to indicate the status of the rmware update.
6. Restart the device after the rmware update is complete.
Alarm Description
1 short beep An update le is detected, preparing for update.
4 short beeps Updating rmware, do not stop the update.
1 long beep followed by 2 short beeps The rmware update was successful.
Continuous long beep The rmware update failed, please try to update again.
Contact DJI support for help if needed.
Make sure that there is only one rmware update le on the microSD card.

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Appendix
Specications
General
Product Name Zenmuse H20N
Dimensions 178×135×161 mm
Weight 878±5 g
Ingress Protection Rating IP44
Laser Safety Class 1M (IEC 60825-1:2014)
Supported Aircraft Matrice 300 RTK
Gimbal
Angular Vibration Range ±0.01°
Mounting Detachable
Controllable Range Pan: ±320°, Tilt: -120° to +60°
Mechanical Range Pan: ±330°, Tilt: -132.5° to +68°, Roll: -90° to +60°
Max Controllable Speed Pan: 90°/s, Tilt: 90°/s
Zoom Camera
Image Sensor 1/1.8" CMOS; Effective Pixels: 4M
Lens
Focal Length: 6.8-119.9 mm (Equivalent focal length: Approx. 32.7-
574.5 mm)
Aperture: f/2.8-f/11 (day); f/1.6-f/11 (night)
Focus: 1 m to ∞ (wide); 8 m to ∞ (telephoto)
Focus Mode MF/AF-C/AF-S
Exposure Mode Manual, Auto
Exposure Compensation ±3.0 (1/3 increments)
Metering Mode Spot Metering, Average Metering
AE Lock Supported
Electronic Shutter Speed
Photo: 8-1/8000 s
Video: 1/30-1/8000 s
Photo/Video (Night Scene): 1/15-1/8000 s
ISO Range Video: 100-102400
Photo: 100-102400
Video Resolution
2688x1512@30fps
1920×1080@30fps
1920×1080@15fps ( Night Scene)
Video Format MP4
Video Caption Supported
Max Image Size 2688×1512
Photo Format JPEG
Wide Camera
Image Sensor 1/2.7" CMOS; Effective Pixels: 2M
Lens
DFOV: 73.6°
Focal Length: 4.5 mm (Equivalent focal length: Approx. 29 mm)
Aperture: f/2.8
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Exposure Mode Auto
Exposure Compensation ±3.0 (1/3 increments)
Metering Mode Spot Metering, Average Metering
AE Lock Supported
Electronic Shutter Speed 1-1/8000 s
ISO Range Video: 100-102400
Photo: 100-102400
Video Resolution 1920×1080@30fps
Video Format MP4
Video Caption Supported
Max. Image Size 1920×1080
Image Format JPEG
Wide Infrared Thermal Camera
Thermal Imager Uncooled VOx Microbolometer
Lens
DFOV: 45.5°
Focal Length: 12 mm (Equivalent focal length: Approx. 53 mm;
Equivalent optical zoom rate: 2x)
Aperture: f/1.0
Focus: 5 m to ∞
Equivalent digital zoom rate 4x
Video Resolution 640×512 @ 30 fps
Video Format MP4
Image Resolution 640×512
Image Format R-JPEG (16 bit raw included)
Pixel Pitch 12 μm
Spectral Band 8-14 μm
Sensitivity (NETD) ≤50 mK @ f/1.0
Temperature
Measurement Method Spot Meter, Area Measurement
Scene Range -20° to 150° C (High Gain)
0° to 500° C (Low Gain)
Temperature Alert Supported
FFC Auto/Manual
Palette White Hot/Fulgurite/Iron Red/Hot Iron/Medical/Arctic/Rainbow 1/
Rainbow 2/Tint/Black Hot
Tele-infrared Thermal Camera
Thermal Imager Uncooled VOx Microbolometer
Lens
DFOV: 12.5°
Focal Length: 44.5 mm (Equivalent focal length: Approx. 196 mm;
Equivalent optical zoom rate: 8x)
Aperture: f/1.2
Focus: 45 m to ∞
Equivalent Digital Zoom 16x, 32x
Video Resolution 640×512@30fps