InfiRay Cabin Series User manual

Cabin Series
Operating Manual
V1.0
InfiRay Technologies Co., Ltd.

Specifications
Model
CAD25
Detector Specifications
Type
CMOS
Resolution
1440×1080
Pixel size, μm
4
Frame Rate, Hz
50
Optical Specifications
Objective Lens, mm
22/25
FOV
13.1º×9.9º
Visual Magnification, ×
2-8
Digital Zoom, ×
1-4
Eye Relief, mm
30
Focusing range of eyepiece, D
-5～+5
Detection Range, m
(Target size: 1.7m×0.5m, P(n)=99%)
200
Display Specifications
Type
LCOS
Resolution
1280×960
Battery Power Supply
Battery type/Capacity/Output voltage
Lithium-ion battery pack IBP-2/3.1Ah /3.6V
Operating time (22 ºC), h*
8+
External Power Supply
5V (Type C)
Physical Specifications
Ingress Protection Rating
IP66
Memory Capacity, GB
16
APP
Supported
Operating Temperature, °C
-20~+50
Weight (exclusive of battery pack), g
<380
Dimension, mm
165×50×85
*Actual operation time depends on the density of Wi-Fi use and video recording functions;
Improvements may be made to the design and software of this product to enhance its features
without prior notice;
You can download this Manual at our official website: www.infirayoutdoor.com.

I. Package Contents
Cabin series digital night vision device
Wrist strap
Strap
Portable bag
IBC-2 power adapter
IBP-2 battery pack
Type-C USB cable
Power adapter
Lens cleaning cloth
Adapter clamp
II. Description:
The Cabin series digital night vision device is a multi-function night vision device for outdoor
use. It is both a handhold device for independent usage and a night vision rear attachment. The
Cabin series is lightweight, compact and easy to carry, and can be operated with one hand. The
battery can be quickly removed. Its well-designed features bring you good user experience. With a
built-in fill-in light, it can be widelyapplied to hunting, searching, and locating underextremelylow
illuminations.
III. Product Features
Starlight low illuminance CMOS;
High image quality;
Lightweight and compact;
Large HD display
Quickly removable battery pack;
Zooming fill-in light;
Stadiametric rangefinding;
Long detection distance;
Built-in memory card, supporting photo
taking and video recording
Built-in Wi-Fi module, supporting app
connection
Built-in digital magnetic compass and
motion sensor;

PIP (picture-in-picture) function; Convenient operation interface
IV. Device Composition
1. Lens cap
2. Laser pointer
3. Fill-in Light
4. Type-C interface
5. Power button
6. Up button (zoom button)
7. M button (menu button)
8. Down button (camera button)
9. Eye cup
10. Eyepiece focusing ring
11. Power indicator
12. Objective lens focus knob
13. Battery pack
V. Button Operations
Button
Device
Status/Current
Operation
Mode
Press
Press and Hold
Power button
Powered off
——
Power on the device
Home screen
Standby
Shut down the device
Standby
Wake up the device
——
Main menu
interface/Shortcut
menu interface
Exit the main menu/Return
to the upper menu
——

M button
(Menu button)
Home screen
Open the shortcut menu
Open/Exit the main
menu
Shortcut Menu
Adjust specific parameters
of a function
Exit the shortcut menu
Main menu
interface
Adjust specific parameters
of a function/Go to the next
level
Save and go back to
the home screen
Reticle position
adjustment screen
Enable/disable the cursor
movement function
Save and exit
Up button
(Zoom button)
Home screen
Visual amplification
adjustment: 2×-8×
Turn PIP on/off
Shortcut
menu/main menu
Navigate upwards with the
menu
——
Laser cursor
calibration
Move cursor left
Quickly move cursor
left
Down button
(Camera
button)
Home screen
Photographing
Start/Stop video
recording
Video Recording
Photographing
Stop recording and
save the video
Shortcut
menu/main menu
Navigate downwards with
the menu
——
Reticle position
adjustment screen
Move cursor right
Quickly move cursor
right
Up button + M
button
Home screen
Turn the laser on/off
Turn on/off the
stadiametric
rangefinder
Down button +
M button
Home screen
Turn on/off or adjust the
infrared lamp
——

VI. Battery Charging
The Cabin series is supplied with a quickly removable 18650 Li-ion battery pack, which
enables the device to be used for up to 8 hours. The battery should be fully charged before first use.
Method 1: Type C Charging
Align the orange vertical line on the
battery pack with that next to the battery
holder of the Cabin night vision device,
and install the batterypack into the battery
holder. For details see Battery Pack
Installation;
Connect the Type-C interface (18) of the cable to the Type-C interface (4) of the device;
Connect the other interface to the power adapter (19) of the device, or a USB power
socket with a rated voltage of 5V or lower;
Insert the adapter to a 100-240V power socket (20) for charging.
Method 2: Charging with the Battery Holder
Align the position block (A) of the battery pack with the groove (B) of the battery
charging holder, and insert the battery pack (13) into the battery holder (15);
Connect the Type-C interface of the cable (18) to the Type-C interface (16) of the device;
Connect the other end of the data cable to the
power adapter (19), and insert the adapter
into a 100-240V power socket (20) to charge
the battery pack;
After the above steps are finished, the LED
indicator (17) on the battery holder will light
up or blink:
- ◐Battery charging capacity 1%-25%

- ●◐Battery charging capacity 25%-50%
- ●●◐Battery charging capacity 50%-75%
- ●●●◐Battery charging capacity 75%-99%
- ●●●● Fully charged
After the battery is fully charged, remove the battery pack from the battery holder.
Note: This battery holder can charge two IBP-2 battery packs at the same time.
Battery Pack Installation
Turn up the pick (14) on the battery
pack, align the orange line (D) on the
battery pack with the orange line (C)
above the battery holder, and push the
battery pack (13) into the battery
holder (21);
When the battery pack is fully inserted into the battery holder, rotate the pick (14)
clockwise to lock the battery pack;
Close the pick (14) to complete the battery pack installation;
The Cabin series can only be powered by this battery pack. If other batteries are used, it
may cause irreparable loss, damage the device, and even may cause fire.
Safety Measures
Use this battery holder to charge the battery pack only. Otherwise it will cause irreparable
damage to the battery pack or holder and even may cause fire.
After a long storage time, the battery pack should be partially charged, not fully charged
or discharged;
Do not charge the device immediately after it is moved to a warm environment from a
cold environment. Wait for 30 to 40 minutes for preheating.
If the charger is modified or damaged, do not use it;

The device should be charged at a temperature of 0°C to +45°C. Otherwise, the battery
life will be significantly reduced.
When charging, please do not leave the battery unattended;
Do not expose the battery to high temperature or open flame;
Do not immerse the battery in water;
The battery pack is equipped with a short circuit protection function, but situations that
may lead to short circuits should be avoided;
Do not connect the battery to the power supply for more than 24 hours after it is already
fully charged;
It is not recommended to connect third-party devices that consume more energy than the
allowed value.
Please do not disassemble or modify the battery pack without professional instructions;
Do not knock or drop the battery pack;
The recommended operating temperature for the device is -20°C to +50°C. Do not use the
device beyond this temperature range, or else, it may shorten the battery life.
When the device is used under sub-zero temperature, the battery capacity drops. This is
normal and does not indicate a defect.
Please keep the battery pack out of the reach of children.
VII. External Power Supply
The Cabin series supports external power supplies, such as the portable power source (5V).
Connect the external power supply to the Type-C interface (4) of the device;
The device will automatically switch to the external power supply and charge the internal
battery pack at the same time;
Then, the battery icon on the display will change to the charging icon , and the
power indicator turns red. When the battery pack is fully charged, the indicator turns
green;
If the device is connected to an external power source and no battery pack is installed, the

battery icon will be changed to the USB icon , and the power indicator is green;
When the external power supply is disconnected, the Cabin series device will
automatically switch to the battery pack and will not shut down.
VIII. Installation and Usage
Operation
WARNING! The lens must not be pointed at any sources of intense radiation energy,
such as laser-emitting devices or the sun. This may damage the electronic components in the
device. Damage caused by failure to comply with the operating guidelines is not covered
under warranty.
Remove the lens cap (1). Press and hold the power button (5) for 2s to power on the
device. Then, the home screen appears after 3s.
Rotate the eyepiece focusing ring (10) of the objective lens until the image becomes clear
in the eyepiece.After the adjustment, it no longer needs to be adjusted for the same user;
Rotate the objective lens focus knob (12) to adjust the focal length, to focus on the object
to be observed;
Setting the image mode: Press the M button (7) to enter the shortcut menu and set the
image palette mode. The options are the
day mode and night mode. The icon on
the lower-left status bar is updated in
real-time;
Configure the digital zoom, image
mode, display brightness, image
contrast, image sharpness, and so on
(for details, see Shortcut Menu Functions in this manual);
After using the device, press and hold the Power button (5). Then, the shutdown
countdown screen appears. When the countdown counts from 3 to 0, the device shuts
down. Then, you can release the Power button. The current status will be automatically
saved after shutdown. When the device is powering off and saving data, do not

disconnect it from the power source. Otherwise, the data cannot be saved.
Before the countdown ends, you can release the button to return to the home screen.
IX. Digital Zoom
The Cabin series supports 1-4 times magnification of images to increase visual magnification.
On the home screen, press the Up button (6) in a circular manner to circularly zoom the
image;
The corresponding visual magnification is displayed on the status bar on the top;
The visual amplification corresponding to 1-4 times magnification of the CAD22
（CAD25）series is 2×, 4×, 6×, and 8×;
XI. Photo Taking and Video Recording
The Cabin series is equipped with a built-in 16 GB memory card, which allows photo taking
and video recording. The image and video files recorded will be named after time and stored in the
memory, so it is recommended to set the system date and time in the main menu ("Main Menu -
Settings - Date"), or synchronize the system date and time in the settings page of the app before
photo taking and video recording. For specific steps, see the operating instructions for the app that
can be downloaded from our official website.
Photographing
On the home screen, press the Down button (8) to take a photo. The image freezes for
0.5s and a photographing icon flashes on the upper left corner. After the image is taken,
the icon disappears;
The images taken are saved in the built-in memory space.
Video Recording
On the home screen, press and hold the Down button (8) to start the video recording;
A recording icon and a prompt box showing the recording time will appear in the upper

right corner of the display, with the time format as 00:00:00 (hours: minutes: seconds);
During recording, you can also take a photo by pressing the Down button (8);
Stop the recording and save the video by pressing and holding the Down button (8);
The videos and images taken are saved in the built-in memory space.
Note:
- The menu can still be operated during video recording;
- The images taken and the videos recorded are stored in the built-in memory card in the
format of IMG_HHMMSS_XXX.jpg (image) and VID_HHMMSS_XXX.mp4 (video),
with HHMMSS indicating hours/minutes/seconds and XXX indicating the serial number
of the three-digit multimedia file;
- The serial number of the multimedia files cannot be reset.
Note:
- The maximum duration of a video recording file is 10 minutes. When the duration is more
than 10 minutes, the video will be automatically recorded onto a new file;
- You can operate the menu during video recording;
- Due to the limitation of the storage space, it is recommended that you clean the memory
regularly or move the images and videos to other storage medium to release memory space
of the device.
- The interface icon information is not displayed on the captured video or image.
Memory Access
When the device is powered on and connected to a computer, it will be recognized by the
computer as a flash memory card. Then, you can access the memory of the device and copy images
and videos.
Connect the device to a computer through the data cable;
Start-up the device;
Double-click "My Computer" , double-click to open the device named

"Infiray" , and then double-click to open the device name
"Internal Storage" to access the memory;
Open the memory file, and there are different folders named after time in the format of
xxxx (year) xx (month) xx (day) in it;
The folders store the videos/images captured on the corresponding days. To copy or delete
files or folders, select accordingly.
XII. Status Bar
The status bar islocated at the top of the image interface and displays the information related to
the current operating status of the device. From left to right, there are:
1. Current image mode ( : Day mode; : Night mode)
2. Visual magnification (such as 2.0×)
3. Fill-in light status (disabled by default)
4. Compass (not displayed when the compass is turned off)
5. Automatic standby (displayed when the function is enabled)
6. Wi-Fi status ( : Wi-Fi is off; : Wi-Fi is on)
7. Clock (set in the main menu or synchronize the time in the InfiRay Outdoor App)
8. Power status of the battery pack (When the inside of the icon is in green , it means that
the power is higher than 20%; When it is in red , it means that the battery power is low, please
charge it in time; When a lightning sign appears in the middle of the icon, it indicates that the
external power supply is powering the device and this icon will be displayed as a USB icon .)
XIII. Shortcut Menu
The shortcut menu can be used for a quick setup of the basic settings of some common
functions, including image mode, screen brightness, image sharpness, and image contrast.
On the home screen, press the Menu button (7) to go to the shortcut menu interface;
Press the Up button (6) and Down button (8) to switch between the following functions;

- Image mode: After selecting this option, press the Menu button (7) to circularly switch
among image modes in a sequence of day mode and night mode;
- Screen brightness: After selecting this option, press the Menu button (7) to adjust the
screen brightness among 1-5 levels;
- Image sharpness: After selecting this option, press the Menu button (7) to adjust the
image sharpness among 1-5 levels;
- Image contrast: After selecting this option, press the Menu button (7) to adjust the
image contrast among 1-5 levels;
Press and hold the Menu button (7) to save the changes and return to the home screen.
Note: In the shortcut menu, if there is no operation within 5s, the device will automatically save the
changes and return to the home screen.
XIV. Main Menu
On the home screen, press and hold the M button (7) to go to the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to switch between menu options;
The function options of the main menu are cyclical: When the cursor reaches the last
menu option on the first page, it will start from the first menu option on the second page;
When the cursor stays at the first option on the first page, you can press the Up button
(6) to jump directly to the last menu option on the second page;
Press the M button (7) to modify the parameters of the current option or go to the next
level of the menu;
The position of the cursor indicates the selected option, the icon of which will change
from white to blue;
The operation of secondary and tertiary menus is the same as above;
In any menu screen, press and hold the M button (7) to save the changes and return to the
home screen. Press the Power button (5) to return to the upper menu without saving the
change;
In any menu screen, the device will automatically return to the home screen when there is
no operation within 15s.

During the continuous operation of the thermal imager, when exiting fromthe main menu,
the cursor remains at the position before exiting. When you restart the thermal imager
and go to the main menu for the first time, the cursor stays at the first menu option.
Composition and Description of Main Menu
Wi-Fi
Enabling/Disabling Wi-Fi
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select the "Wi-Fi" function
option;
Press the M button (7) to enable/disable Wi-Fi;
The icon in the status bar changes accordingly after this mode is turned on
or off.
Digital
Compass
Enabling/Disabling the digital compass
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select the "Digital
Compass" function option;
Press the M button (7) to enable or disable the digital compass;
After the digital compass is enabled, its icon will be displayed in the middle
of the status bar on the top.
Motion
Sensor
Enabling/Disabling the motion sensor
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select the "Motion Sensor"
function option;
Press the M button (7) to enable or disable the motion sensor;
After the motion sensor is enabled, its functions will be displayed on both
sides of the screen;
The curved ruler on the left represents the tilt angle and the vertical ruler on
the right represents the pitch angle.
Exposure
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;

Compensation
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select the "Exposure
Compensation" function option;
Press M button (7) to go to the "Exposure Compensation" function option
screen;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to adjust the exposure
compensation value as required;
After finishing moving the cursor, press the M button (7) to save the
setting and exit. The icon stops blinking.
Reticle
Position
Adjustment
When the position of the cross center of the day scope is inconsistent with the
position of the infrared cross cursor shown on the device (that is, the digital
zoom center position), you can use this function to adjust the position of the
infrared cursor so that the center position of the cross reticle for day scope
becomes the digital zoom center of the screen.
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select the "Reticle Position
Adjustment" function option;
Press M button (7) to go to the "Reticle Position Adjustment" function
option screen;
The red cross cursor appears in the middle of the screen and the prompts
shown in the following figure are displayed in the upper left corner:
- X indicates the X-axis in the horizontal direction;
- Y indicates the Y-axis in the vertical direction;
- Center allows the cursor to return to the center of the screen;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to switch over between
options. Press the M button (7) to confirm the selection;
When selecting the X or Y axis, the icon of the selected option will keep
blinking. Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to move the red
cursor. If you press the Up button (6), the red cursor will move leftward or
upward. If you press the Down button (8), the red cursor will move

rightward or downward. One press moves a pixel and pressing and holding
for one time moves the red cursor by 10 pixels each time;
After finishing moving the cursor, press the M button (7) to save the
setting and exit. The icon X↔ or Y↕ stops blinking;
When Center is selected, press the M button (7) to return the red cursor to
the original default position;
After moving the red cursor to overlap with the day scope cross center,
press and hold the M button (7) to save the change, the screen will display
the words “Successfully saved”, and return to the main menu screen.
Compass
Calibration
Calibrating the digital compass
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select the "Compass
Calibration" function option;
Press the M button (7) to go to the Compass Calibration screen. The
calibration icon will be displayed;
Rotate the device along the three axes indicated by the icon, with each axis
rotating at least 360°;
The calibration ends after 15s by default and the screen closes
automatically.
Standby
Setting the standby state and duration
Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select "Standby";
Press the M button (7) to enable/disable the standby function (after
enabling, if there is no operation within 15 minutes, the device will switch
to standby mode automatically);
The icon in the status bar changes accordingly after this mode is turned on
or off.
Settings
This function is used to set the date, time, language, status auto-hiding, factory
reset, and device information query.

Press and hold the M button (7) to open the main menu;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select "Settings".
Date
Setting the system date
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu of
"Settings";
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select
"Date";
Press the M button (7) to activate the date reset function,
with the date in the format of YY/MM/DD;
Press or press and hold the Up button (6) or Down button
(8) to set the correct year, month and date;
Press the M button (7) to switch between year, month and
date;
After the setting is completed, press and hold the M button
(7) to save changes and exit.
Time
Setting the system time
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu of
"Settings";
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select
"Time". The 24-hour system is used with the hour and
minute displayed.
Press the M button (7) to activate the time reset function;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to set the
correct hour and minute;
Press the M button (7) to switch between the hour and
minute;
After the setting is completed, press and hold the M button
(7) to save changes and exit;
After setting time, the time in the status bar changes

accordingly.
Language
Selecting the language
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu of
"Settings";
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select
"Language";
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu for
language selection;
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to switch
between English and simplified Chinese;
Press the M button (7) to confirm and save the selection,
and return to the menu screen.
StatusAuto
Hiding
Enabling/Disabling status auto hiding
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu of
"Settings";
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select
"StatusAuto Hiding";
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu for
status auto hiding;
Press the Up button (6)or Down button (8) to select On or
Off;
Press the M button (7) to confirm the selection, and return
to the main menu screen.
Factory
Reset
Restoring factory default settings
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu of
"Settings";
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select
"Factory Reset";
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu for

factory reset;
Press the Up button (6)or Down button (8) to select "Yes"
for restoring factory settings or "No" for canceling the
operation;
Press the M button (7) to confirm the selection;
If "Yes" is selected, the device will shut down
automatically;
If "No" is selected, the operation is canceled and returns to
the upper menu.
After the Factory Reset is selected, the following functions will
be restored to default settings:
- Image Mode: Day
- Optical Magnification: 2.0 ×
- Brightness: 3
- Contrast: 1
- Sharpness: 1
- Infrared fill-in light: Off
- Compass: Off
- Standby: Off
- Wi-Fi: Off
- Motion Sensor: Off
- Language: English
- Status Auto Hiding: Off
- Date: January 1, 2020
- Time: 00:00.
Info
Querying device information
Press the M button (7) to open the secondary menu of
"Settings";
Press the Up button (6) or Down button (8) to select

"Info";
Press the M button (7) to query the relevant information
about the current device;
Press the M button (7) or the Power button (5) to exit and
return to the upper menu.
XV. PIP Function
Picture-in-Picture (PIP) provides a floating window independent of the full screen. This
window shows part of the image which is enlarged to 2×in a certain area centered on the reticle of
the main image.
On the home screen, press and hold the Up button (6) to enable or disable PIP.
After enlarging the image on the home screen by pressing the Up button (6), the image
shown in the PIP window is also enlarged to 2×. For example, if the image on the home
screen is enlarged by 2.0×, 4.0×, 6.0×, or 8.0×, the image shown in the PIP window will be
enlarged by 4.0×, 8.0×, 12.0×, or 16.0×, respectively.
XVII. Stadiametric Rangefinding
The Cabin series provides stadiametric rangefinding, which allows you to calculate the
approximate distance from a target with a known size. This function cannot be used when a day
scope is connected.
On the home screen, press and hold the Up button (6) + M button (7) to enable or
disable this function;
After this function is enabled, two lines used for measuring appear in the middle part of
the image, and three icons of pre-configured objects and the values of measurement
distance are displayed on the right side.
Three pre-defined target values are provided as follows: