FLIR TG56 User manual

USERMANUAL
FLIRIRSpotThermometers
TG54IRSpotThermometer
TG56IRSpotThermometerwithThermocouple

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TableofContents
1DISCLAIMER4
1.1Copyright4
1.2QualityAssurance4
1.3Documentation4
1.4DisposalofElectronicWaste4
2SAFETY5
2.1InternationalSafetySymbols5
2.2Cautions5
3INTRODUCTION6
3.1KeyFeatures6
4DESCRIPTIONS7
4.1RearDescription7
4.2FrontDescription7
4.3TopDescription7
4.4MainDisplayDescription8
4.5DisplayIconDescriptions9
4.6ControlButtonsandTriggerDescriptions10
5OPERATION11
5.1Powerthemeter11
5.2TakingMeasurements11
5.3Distance‐To‐SpotRatio12
5.4UsingtheHighandLowAlarm13
5.5DisplayModeOptions13
5.6UsingtheTypeKThermometer(TG56only)15
6PROGRAMMINGMENU16
6.1ProgrammingMenuOverview16
6.2ProgrammingMenuEditing16

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6.2.1SettingtheDisplayModes18
6.2.2SettingtheEmissivity18
6.2.3ProgrammingHighandLowAlarms19
6.2.4SettingtheLaserPointerONorOFF19
6.2.5SettingtheTemperatureUnitsoC/oF19
6.2.6SettingtheAUTOPowerOFF(APO)Timer20
6.2.7ViewingtheHelpScreen20
6.2.8ViewingtheInfoScreen20
7MAINTENANCE21
7.1BatteryReplacement21
7.2Calibration21
7.3Cleaning21
8SPECIFICATIONS22
8.1GeneralSpecifications22
8.2EnvironmentalSpecifications22
8.3IRThermometerSpecifications23
8.4LaserSpecifications23
8.5ThermocoupleSpecifications23
9APPENDICES24
9.1EmissivityFactorsforCommonMaterials24
9.2InfraredEnergyandIRThermometerTheory25
10CUSTOMERSUPPORT26
11WARRANTYINFORMATION27
11.1FLIRTest&Measurement5yearLimitedWarranty27

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1Disclaimer
1.1Copyright
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fromFLIRSystems.
Namesandmarksappearingontheproductshereinareeitherregisteredtrademarksor
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namesreferencedhereinareusedforidentificationonlyandarethepropertyoftheirrespective
owners.
1.2QualityAssurance
TheQualityManagementSystemunderwhichtheseproductsaredevelopedandmanufactured
hasbeencertifiedinaccordancewiththeISO9001standard.
FLIRSystemsiscommittedtoapolicyofcontinuousdevelopment;thereforewereservetheright
tomakechangesandimprovementsonanyoftheproductswithoutpriornotice.
1.3Documentation
Toaccessthelatestmanualsandnotifications,gototheDownloadtabat:http://support.flir.com.
Itonlytakesafewminutestoregisteronline.Inthedownloadareayouwillalsofindthelatest
releasesofmanualsforourotherproducts,aswellasmanualsforourhistoricalandobsolete
products.
1.4DisposalofElectronicWaste
Aswithmostelectronicproducts,thisequipmentmustbedisposedofinan
environmentallyfriendlyway,andinaccordancewithexistingregulationsforelectronic
waste.PleasecontactyourFLIRSystemsrepresentativeformoredetails.

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2Safety
2.1InternationalSafetySymbols
Thissymbol,adjacenttoanothersymbolorterminal,indicatestheusermustreferto
themanualforfurtherinformation.
2.2Cautions
oImproperuseofthisdevicecandamagethemeter.
oPleasereadandunderstandalloftheinformationprovidedinthisUserGuideandother
includeddocumentationbeforeuse.
oUsecautionwhentheClass1Laserpointerison.Donotpointthebeamtowardanyone's
eyeorallowthebeamtostriketheeyefromareflectivesurface.
oRefertothespecificationssectionfordetailedinformationontheLasercharacteristics.
IEC60825‐1Ed.2(2007)
CAUTION:Useofcontrolsoradjustmentsorperformanceofproceduresotherthan
thosespecifiedhereinmayresultinhazardousradiationexposure.

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3Introduction
ThankyouforselectingtheFLIRIRThermometer.Thisdeviceisshippedfullytestedand
calibratedand,withproperuse,willprovideyearsofreliableservice.Pleasevisitour
supportwebsitewww.flir.com/testwarrantytoregisterthedevice,tocheckforthe
latestversionofthisUserGuide,toviewproductupdates,andtocontactCustomer
Support.
3.1KeyFeatures
IntuitiveandfullyprogrammableIRSpotThermometer
Quickboottime,onesecondapproximately
Bright,easy‐to‐readgraphicalcolordisplay
LaserPointerfortargetingaccuracy
30:1(TG56)and24:1(TG54)DistancetoSpotratio
Easy‐to‐useprogrammingsettingsmenu
Quickemissivityselectionwithfourpresetsandacustommode.Presetemissivity
iconsincludevisualsurface‘texture’examplesforconvenience.
Color‐codedHighandLowAlarmfunctions
MIN,MAX,Average,Delta,and3‐readingdisplaymodes
TypeKthermocouplethermometerinputontheTG56
ProgrammableAutoPowerOFFfeature
Ruggedindustrialdesign
Lanyardonhandle
Portableandbatteryoperated
Tool‐lessbatterycompartment(twist‐offendcap)

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4Descriptions
4.1RearDescription
1. Colorgraphicaldisplay
2. Uparrowbutton
3. MENU/OKbutton
4. Downarrowbutton
5. BACK/Worklightbutton
6. Batterycompartment(internal)
7. Twist‐offendcaptoaccessbatteries
4.2FrontDescription
1. Laserpointerlens
2. Worklights
3. IRThermometerlens
4. Measurementtrigger
5. Lanyardattachmenteyehole
4.3TopDescription
1. Informationaltextandillustrations
2. TypeKthermocoupleinputjack(TG56)
Fig4‐1RearView
Fig4‐2FrontView
Fig4‐3TopView
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4.4MainDisplayDescription
4.4.1MainDisplayScreen(TG54)
1. Laserpointeractive
2. Triggerpressed(scanmode)
3. Modeiconarea(three‐readingmodeshown)
4. Alarmiconarea(dualalarmmodeshown)
5. Worklightactive
6. Batterystatus
7. Emissivitysetting(texturedpreseticonshown)
8. Currentreadingicon
9. Secondmostrecentreadingicon
10. Thirdmostrecentreadingicon
11. Temperatureunit
12. Currentreadingdigits
13. Secondmostrecentreadingdigits
14. Thirdmostrecentreadingdigits
4.4.2MainDisplayScreen(TG56)
1. Laserpointeractive
2. Triggerpressed(scanmode)
3. Modeiconarea(thermocouplemodeshown)
4. Alarmiconarea(dualalarmshown)
5. Worklightactive
6. Batterystatus
7. Emissivitysetting
8. Thermocoupleattachedtometer
9. Deltasymbol(MaxminusMin)
10. Temperatureunit
11. Currentreadingdigits
12. Thermocouplereadingdigits
13. Delta(MaxminusMin)value
Note:SeveraldisplayiconsarenotrepresentedinFigs4‐4and4‐5.However,theiconsnotshown
arecoveredinSection4.5,DisplayIconDescriptions,andelsewhereinthisGuidewhereapplicable.
Fig4‐4MainDisplayScreen(TG54)
Fig4‐5MainDisplayScreen(TG56)

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4.5DisplayIconDescriptions
LaserpointeractiveTemperatureunits
Scanmode(triggerpulled)Temperatureunits
ProgrammingmenualarmiconReading1inthree‐readingmode
DualHigh/LowAlarmReading2inthree‐readingmode
HighAlarmReading3inthree‐readingmode
LowAlarmThermocoupleattached(TG56)
WorklightactiveDeltamode(MAXminusMIN)
FullbatterypowerMINreading
LowbatterpowerMAXreading
Emissivity0.65presetAverageReading
Emissivity0.75presetMINMAXdisplaymodeicon
Emissivity0.85presetThree‐readingdisplaymode
Emissivity0.95preset(default)HOLDmode(triggerreleased)
CustomEmissivityinProgrammingmenu Programmingmenuicon
Fig4‐6DisplayIconTable

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4.6ControlButtonsandTriggerDescriptions
TheTGSerieshasfour(4)controlbuttonslocateddirectlybelowthedisplay,inadditiontothe
trigger.
Hint:Usethethumbforbuttoncontrolandtheindexfingerfortriggercontrol.
BACK/WorkLightButton
Long‐presstoactivate/deactivateWorklight;Short‐presstoexitaProgrammingmenuscreen
OK/MENUBUTTON
Long‐presstoaccesstheProgrammingmenu;short‐presstoconfirm/openamenuparameter,
andtoggle/selectamenuoption
UP/DOWNARROWNAVIGATIONBUTTONS
ScrolltheselectionsintheProgrammingmenu
Stepsthroughthethreedisplaymodes(shortcutthatpermitsdisplaymodechangeswithout
havingtoaccesstheProgrammingmenu);seeSection5.5,DisplayModeOptions,formore
information
TRIGGER
PullandholdthetriggerforonesecondtopowerONandtakemeasurements
Releasethetriggertofreezethedisplayedreading(themeterswitchesoffautomaticallyafter
5,10,or20seconds;thetimecanbesetintheProgrammingmenu,seeSection6)

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5Operation
5.1Powerthemeter
1. PullandholdthetriggerforonesecondtoswitchthemeterONandbeginscanning
surfacetemperatures.
2. TheTGSeriesispoweredbythree(3)1.5V‘AAA’batteries.Batteriesarelocatedinthe
meter(twistoffthehandlecaptoreleasethebatteryholder).RefertoSection7,
Maintenance,formoredetail.
3. TheBatterystatusiconisshownontheupperrightsideofthedisplay.Thestatusicon
showsfullwhitewhen100%poweredanddarkensasbatterypowerweakens.The
batterystatusiconappearsempty(fullydark)whenthebatteriesrequirechanging.Note
thattemperaturereadingsdisplayedwhilethebatterysymbolisemptywillbeaccurate.
AccuracyisassuredupuntilthemeterswitchesOFF.
4. TheTGSerieshasaprogrammableAPO(AutoPowerOFF)featurewhereitautomatically
shutsoffafterthetriggerisreleased(after5,10,or20seconds).PleaserefertoSection6,
ProgrammingMenu,forinstructionsonsettingtheAPOtime.
5.2TakingMeasurements
1. Beginbypullingandholdingthetriggerforonesecond.
2. Whileholdingthetrigger,scanthesurface(s)undertest.UsetheLaserpointerasaguide.
Noticethatwhilethetriggerispulledthedisplayshowsthescanningiconandlaser
pointericon.
3. Viewthetemperaturereadingandotherinformationonthedisplaywhilescanning.Ifthe
measurementexceedsthepublishedrange,thedisplaywillindicate‘OL’.ReadSection
4.4,MainDisplayDescriptions,andSection4.5,DisplayIconDescriptions,forreference.
4. Tosetthetemperatureunits(oC/oF)pleaserefertoSection6,ProgrammingMenu.
5. Whenthetriggerisreleased,thescanningandlasericonsarereplacedbythe(HOLD)
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10,or20seconds),afterwhichthemeterswitchesoffautomatically.TosettheAuto
PowerOFFperiodpleaserefertoSection6,ProgrammingMenu.
6. Thelaserpointertargetsthemeasurement‘spot’.TheLaserpointercanbedeactivatedin
theProgrammingmenu.
7. AtthispointitisimportanttoreadSection9.2,InfraredEnergyandIRThermometer
Theory,andSection5.3,Distance‐To‐SpotRatio.
5.3Distance‐To‐SpotRatio
TheTG54Distance‐to‐Spotratio(D:S)is24:1
Fromadistanceof24”theTG54measurestheaveragetemperatureofaspot1”indiameter.
Fromadistanceof48”thespotdiameteris2”andfromadistanceof72”thespotdiameter
is3”.Thetemperatureisshownatthecenterofthedisplay.RefertoFigs.5‐1(a)belowfor
illustrativeexamplesofDistancetoSpotratio.
TheTG56Distance‐to‐Spotratio(D:S)is30:1
Fromadistanceof30”theTG56measurestheaveragetemperatureofaspot1”indiameter.
Fromadistanceof60”thespotdiameteris2”andfromadistanceof90”thespotdiameter
is3”.Thetemperatureisshownatthecenterofthedisplay.RefertoFigs.5‐1(b)belowfor
illustrativeexamplesofDistancetoSpotratio.
Fig5‐1(a)TG54DistancetoSpotratio24:1

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5.4UsingtheHighandLowAlarm
TheHighandLowAlarmfeaturesallowstheusertosetHighonly,Lowonly,orcombination
HighandLowAlarmthresholdsthat,whenexceeded,providevisualalerts.
Whenalarmsareset,thedisplayshowstheHighalarmiconinred,theLowalarminblue
,orthecombinationHigh/LowAlarmiconinredandblue.
ProgramHigh,Low,orcombinationHigh/LowalarminSection6,ProgrammingMenu.
Themeterwillalerttheuserwhenanalarmthresholdhasbeentriggeredbychangingthecolor
ofthetemperaturereadingdigits(redforhighalarmtripandblueforlowalarmtrip).
Ifthealarmisturnedoff(selectionintheProgrammingmenu),thealarmfunctionis
deactivatedandthealarmbelliconswillnotappearonthemaindisplayscreen.
5.5DisplayModeOptions
Therearethree(3)displaymodevariations,explainedinthenextsections.Toselectadisplay
modepleaserefertoSection6,ProgrammingMenu,orusethe‘shortcut’bysimplypressing
thearrowbuttonsinthenormaloperatingmodetostepthroughthemodes.
Fig5‐1(b)TG56DistancetoSpotratio30:1

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5.5.1MIN‐MAXDisplayMode
InMIN‐MAXmodethehighestandlowestreadingsrecorded,sincethetriggerwas
pulled,aredisplayedalongwiththereal‐timereading.Whenthetriggerisreleasedthe
MIN‐MAXandrealtimereadingsarehelduntilthemeterautomaticallyswitchesoff.
WhenMIN‐MAXdisplaymodeisselected,theMIN‐MAXdisplaymodeicon isshown
onthedislaynearthemiddleofthetoprowoficons.
ThereadingnexttotheMAXiconisthemaximumreadingandthereadingnextto
theMINiconistheminimumreading.Thereal‐timereadingisshowninitsusual
centerlocation(largerdigitsize).
5.5.2Average/DeltaDisplayMode
InAverage/Deltamodethemetershowstheaveragetemperaturereading,thereal‐time
temperaturereading,andtheDelta(differencebetweenMAXandMIN)value.
WhenthemeterissettotheAverage/Deltadisplaymode,thedeltaiconisshownon
thedisplaynearthemiddleofthetoprowoficons.
Theaveragereadingisshownnexttotheaverageicon andtheMAXminusMIN
readingisshownnexttotheseconddeltasymbol locatedonthelowerhalfofthe
display.Thereal‐timereadingisshowninitsusualcenterlocation.
Whilethetriggerispulledthemetercalculatesacontinuousrunningaverage,taking10
readingspersecond(samplerateof10Hz)uptoamaximumof10minutes(6000data
points).Whenthetriggerisreleasedtherunningaverageisreset.
5.5.3Three‐readingDisplayMode
Inthree‐readingmodethemetershowsthethreemostrecentreadingsononescreen.
SeeFig.4‐4.
Thecurrentreadingisshowninthecenter,the2ndmostrecentreadingisprecededby
the icon,andthethirdmostrecentreadingisprecededbythe icon.
Thereadingsatthesepositionschangeeachtimethetriggerisreleasedtocapturenewer
readings.Inaddition,ifthecolorofthedigitschange(becauseanalarmconditionismet),
thecolorstayswiththedigitsastheymovefromreading1throughreading3.
Whenthethree‐readingdisplaymodeisselected,theiconisshownonthedisplay
nearthemiddleofthetoprowoficons.

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5.6UsingtheTypeKThermometer(TG56only)
ATypeKthermocouplethermometerjackisprovidedatthetopoftheTG56.Thethermocouple
plughasawideandathinconnectingblade,pleaseinsertthethermocouplecarefully,inthe
correctorientation;donotforceitintothejack.
Whenathermocoupleisconnected,thetemperatureofthesurfaceinwhichthethermocouple
istouchingisdisplayed(nexttotheicon)alongwiththeIRtemperaturereading.
Thedisplaymodeareaofthescreen(middleoftoprowoficons)showsthethermocouple
iconwhenathermocoupleisconnected.ThedifferencebetweentheIRreadingandthe
thermocouplereadingisdisplayednexttothedeltaicon.
Whenathermocoupleisconnectedtothemeterotheroperationalmodesarenotavailable.
5.6.1UsingtheTypeKThermometertosetEmissivity
1. MeasurethesurfaceoftheobjectundertestwiththeIRThermometer.
2. MeasurethesamesurfacewiththeTypeKthermocouplethermometer.
3. Notethedifference(delta)betweenthetworeadings.
4. NowadjusttheEmissivityintheProgrammingmenu(Section6)sothattheIR
thermometerreadingmatchestheTypeKthermometerreading.
5. Whenthisisaccomplishedtheemissivitysettingiscorrectforthesurfaceinquestion.
Thermocouplenotes:
Thesuppliedgeneralpurposethermocoupleisnotratedfortheentiremeasurement
rangeofthemeter.Thethermocouplecanbedamagediftemperatureoutsideits
specifiedrangeismeasured.Inallcases,pleaseuseathermocouplethatisratedforthe
intendedapplicationonly.RefertothespecificationssectionofthisUserManualfor
metertemperatureandthermocoupletemperatureranges.
Theaccuracycharacteristicsofthethermocoupleprobeshouldbeaddedtotheaccuracy
specificationofthemeterwheninterpretingthermocouplereadings.
TheIRthermometeraveragesalargerareathanthethermocoupleprobe,thusthe
emissivityadjustmentprocedureinSection5.6.1isanapproximation.

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6ProgrammingMenu
6.1ProgrammingMenuOverview
TheprogrammingmenuallowstheusertoconfiguretheTGSeriesinavarietyofways.Referto
theTableinFig.6‐1belowandthesubsequentsectionsforspecificinformationon
Programmingmenuediting.Menuchangesremainsavedevenwhenthemeterispowered
down.
6.2ProgrammingMenuEditing
1. Pullthemetertriggerforonesecondtopowerthemeter.
2. PressandholdMenu toentertheProgrammingMenu.Themenuiconwillappearon
theupperlefthandcorner.
3. Usethearrowbuttonstoscrollthroughthemenuitemsandpages(notallmenuitemscan
bedisplayedononepage;usethearrowbuttonstoscrollthroughpages).
4. Thecurrentoptionwillbehighlighted.
5. Therearefourtypesofmenuitems:
a. ItemsthatcanbetoggledwiththeMenubutton(two‐optionitems);theseareLaser
ON/OFFandTemperatureUnitsoC/oF.
b. ItemsthatcanbesetbyrepeatedpressesoftheMenubutton;theseareDisplaymode
andAPO menuitems.
c. ItemsthatcanbeviewedbypressingMenu(Info andHelp screens)
d. ItemsthatcanbeopenedbypressingtheMenubuttonforfurthereditingsteps
(Emissivity andAlarm modes)
6. Eachmenuitemisdetailedinthefollowingsections.

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MenuParameters(pressandholdMENUtoaccessthelist)
IconDescription
Displaymodes(usethemenubuttontostepthroughmodes)
MINMAX:Highest/lowesttemperaturereadingsareshown
Averagetemperaturereadinganddelta(MaxminusMin)shown
Three‐readingmode:Threemostrecentreadingsareshown
Thisiconisshownwhenathermocoupleisconnected(TG56)
Emissivity:Selectapreset(0.95,0.85,0.75,0.65)orsetacustomemissivity
valueatthecustomemissivityicon
AlarmModes:ProgramOFF,Low,High,orLow/HighAlarms
LaserPointer:ON/OFF(useMENUbuttontotoggle)
TemperatureUnits:oC/oF(useMENUbuttontotoggle)
AutoPowerOFF(APO)options:5,10,and20seconds
Helpscreen:Contactandotherusefulinformation
InfoScreen:ViewFirmwareversion,Calibrationdate,andLaserinformation.
NavigationIcons(usearrowbuttonstoscroll)
Promptstheusertoscrolluptoothermenuitems
Promptstheusertoscrolldowntoothermenuitems
Fig6‐1ProgrammingMenuOverview

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6.2.1SettingtheDisplayModes
PressandholdMenutoaccesstheProgrammingmenuandscrolltotheDisplayModeicon
.UsetheMenubuttontoselectthedesiredmode:
1. MIN‐MAX:Highestandlowesttemperaturereadingsareshown.
2. Averagemode:Averagetemperaturereadinganddelta(MaxminusMin)shown.
3. Three‐readingmode:Threemostrecentreadingsareshown.
RefertoSection5,Operation,formoreinformationonDisplaymodeoperation.
Whenathermocoupleisinserted(TG56only)thedisplaymodemenushowsthe
thermocoupleicon andallotherfunctionsarelockeduntilthethermocoupleis
removed.
6.2.2SettingtheEmissivity
Theemissivityisadjustablein0.01stepsfrom0.10to0.99;thedefaultvalueis0.95.Referto
theAppendixforalistofcommonmaterialsandtheirrespectiveEmissivityfactors.
1. PressandholdMenutoaccesstheProgrammingmenuandusethearrowstoscrollto
theemissivityicon .
2. PressMenutoopentheitem.
3. EMISSIVITYPRESETS:Usethearrowbuttonstoscrolltooneofthepresetemissivity
factors(0.95,0.85,0.75,or0.65)andthenpressMenutoconfirm.Themeterwillsave
thesettingandreturntotheProgrammingMenu.
4. CUSTOMEMISSIVITY:UsethearrowbuttonstoscrolltotheCustomEmissivityicon
andpressMenu.Usethearrowbuttonstoselecttheemissivity(0.10to0.99)andthen
pressMenutoconfirm.
5. PresstheBack buttontoreturntotheProgrammingmenu.
6. Usethearrowbuttonstoselectanothermenuitemorpress toreturntothe
normaloperatingmode.
7. Inthenormaloperatingscreentheemissivityisshowninatexturedboxwhenapreset
emissivityisused(otherwisetheemissivityvalueisshownwithoutatexturedbox).The
textureofthepresetboxisasimulationofasurfacethatwouldhaveanemissivityclose
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6.2.3ProgrammingHighandLowAlarms
Setthealarmsoff(greycircularicon),setonlyaHigh(red)orLow(blue)alarm,orsetbotha
HighandaLow(redandblue)alarm.
1. PressandholdMenutoaccesstheProgrammingmenuandscrolltotheAlarmicon.
2. PressMenutoopentheitemanduseMenuagaintoselectOFF,High,Low,
orHigh/Low.
3. IfOFFisselected,press toreturntotheProgrammingmenu.
4. Forallotherselections,scrolldowntothealarmthresholdfieldandsettheHigh,Low,or
HighandLow(combination)alarmsetpoints.Forexample,ifLowalarmisselected:
a) UsethearrowbuttontoscrolldowntothealarmthresholddigitsandpressMenu.
b) UsethearrowbuttonstoselectthedesiredLowalarmthreshold.
c) PressMenutoconfirmandpresstoreturntotheProgrammingmenu
5. Followthestepsabovetoprogramtheotheralarmmodes.NotethattheHighalarm
thresholdcannotbesetlowerthantheLowalarmthresholdandviceversa.
6. RefertoSection5,Operation,formoreinformationonAlarmoperation.
6.2.4SettingtheLaserPointerONorOFF
1. PressandholdMenuandusethearrowbuttonstoscrolltotheLaserPointer icon.
2. UsetheMenubuttontotogglethelaserpointerON/OFF.
3. Whenselectioniscomplete,usethearrowbuttonstoscrolltoanothermenuitemor
press toreturntothenormaloperatingmode.
6.2.5SettingtheTemperatureUnitsoC/oF
1. PressandholdMenuandusethearrowbuttonstoscrolltotheunitsicon .
2. UsetheMenubuttontotoggletheTemperatureunits.
3. Whenselectioniscomplete,usethearrowbuttonstoscrolltoanothermenuitemor
presstoreturntothenormaloperatingmode.

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6.2.6SettingtheAUTOPowerOFF(APO)Timer
Afterameasurementistakenandthetriggerisreleased,themeterfreezesthereadingonthe
displayforaperiodoftimebeforeautomaticallyswitchingoff.ThisAPOtimecanbesetto5,
10,or20seconds.
1. PressandholdMenuandusethearrowbuttonstoscrolltoAPO.
2. UsetheMenubuttontoselect5,10,or20seconds.
3. Whenselectioniscomplete,usethearrowbuttonstoscrolltoanothermenuitemor
presstoreturntothenormaloperatingmode.
6.2.7ViewingtheHelpScreen
FromtheHelpscreenintheProgrammingmenutheusercanviewFLIRcontactinformationand
otherusefuldata.
1. PressandholdMenuandusethearrowbuttonstoscrolltotheHelpicon.
2. PressMenutoopentheitem.
3. Viewtheinformation.
4. Presstoreturn.
6.2.8ViewingtheInfoScreen
FromtheInformationscreenintheProgrammingmenutheusercanviewthemeter’sfirmware
versionandcalibrationdate.
1. PressandholdMenuandusethearrowbuttonstoscrolltotheInformationicon.
2. PressMenutoopentheitem.
3. Viewthefirmwarerevision,calibrationdate,andLaserinformation.
4. Presstoreturn.
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