Fluke Ti30 User manual

QuickStart: Fluke Ti30
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1. MEMORY: The Ti30 has internal memory capable of storing 100 infrared images
2. POWER: Insert a fully charged battery into the battery bay on the bottom of the pistol grip
handle.
3. START: NOTE: Until you get familiar with the camera’s features, place the three slider switches
under the Control bay cover in the positions shown in image above. This will be a good starting
set-up to learn the camera.
Place the Backlight slider in the forward position (Backlight= bright).
Place the Palette slider in the rear position (Palette= Gray palette).
Place the Auto/Manual slider in the forward position (Auto adjust).
Now start the camera by simply sliding the intergraded Lens cover down (Fig 1).This will the initiate the start up
sequence then show the Ti30 information screen.
Press the Mode button (center button) to obtain a live infrared image.
4. FOCUS: Focus is achieved by rotating the Manual Focus Wheel under the camera body in front of the trigger.
5. AUTO ADJUST: To let the camera automatically determine the Level and Gain (Span) settings place the
Auto/Manual slider in the forward position.
Fig 1
Gain Thumbwheel
(Span/Contrast)
Lens and Cove
r
Palette
A
uto/Manual
Units C/F
Laser On/Of
f
LCD Backlight
Trigge
r
Level Thumbwheel
(Brightness)
DOWN
Focus Wheel
Top Control Bay Cover
Battery Bay
MODE
UP

QuickStart: Fluke Ti30
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6. MANUAL ADJUST: To manually adjust Level and Gain (Span), first place the Auto/Manual slider in the rear
position.
LEVEL: To increase (raise) the level by rotating the Level Thumbwheel towards the rear of the camera and
decrease the level (lower) by rotating the thumbwheel forward.
GAIN (Span): To increase the gain (wider span) rotate the Gain Thumbwheel toward the rear of the camera and
decrease the gain by rotating the thumbwheel forward.
7. PAUSE IMAGE: Pull and release the Trigger to pause the image. Pull and release the Trigger again to return
to a live image.
8. SAVE IMAGE: First, pause the image as above.
Once the image is paused, pressing the UP button will save the image.
9. RECALL IMAGE: While in the live image measurement mode, press the MODE
button until the last saved image is now displayed.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the previously saved images.
NOTE: When viewing stored images, always return to the “camera
thumbnail” screen (Fig 2), using the arrow button, before returning to a live
image. Images may be overwritten if you do not return to this screen.
Now return to a live image by pulling the Trigger or pressing the MODE button.
10. Emissivity: While in the live image measurement mode, press the MODE button until the Emissivity (ε)is
displayed in red text (ε= xx).
Press the UP and DOWN buttons to change the Emissivity value.
11. BACKGROUND (RTC): While in the live image measurement mode, press the MODE button until the RTC
value is displayed in red text (RTC= xx).
Press the UP and DOWN buttons to change the RTC value.
NOTE: RTC cannot be adjusted if the Emissivity value is set to 1.0
Fig 2
IFOV =1.9 mRad (Theoretical with 120 x 160 Detector and standard 17˚x12.8˚lens) Detect 1in. target @ 44ft.