iRay Technology Cabin Series User manual

INFIRAY OUTDOOR
CABIN SERIES
Thermal Imaging Monocular
User’s Manual
Outdoor

THIS PRODUCT IS A CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified
herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
WARNING!
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These products may be subject to export and foreign trade control laws of
the United States and may not be exported without prior approval of the
U.S. Department of State. Learn more at irayusa.com/ITAR.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. OVERVIEW 1
2. FEATURES 1
3. PACKAGE CONTENTS 1
4. TECH SPECIFICATIONS 2
5. UNITS AND CONTROLS 3
6. BATTERY AND SAFETY 5
7. EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY 7
8. INSTALLATION AND USE 7
9. CALIBRATION 8
10. DIGITAL ZOOM 9
11. PHOTOGRAPHING AND VIDEO RECORDING 9
12. STATUS BAR OVERVIEW 11
13. SHORTCUT MENU 11
14. MAIN MENU 12
ULTRACLEAR 12
WIFI 13
VIDEO OUTPUT 13
CALIBRATION 13
DIGITAL COMPASS 13
GRAVITY SENSOR 14
LASER CURSOR CALIBRATION 14
PIXEL DEFECT CORRECTION 15
COMPASS CALIBRATION 15
STANDBY 16
IMAGE HUE 16
SETTINGS 16
DATE 16
TIME 16
LANGUAGE 17
STATUS AUTO HIDING 17
FACTORY RESET 17
INFO 18
15. PICTURE IN PICTURE (PIP) 19
16. LASER INDICATOR 19
17. STADIAMETRIC RANGEFINDING 19
18. LED LIGHT 20
19. HOTSPOT TRACKING 21
20. AUTOMATIC HIDING 21
21. WI-FI FUNCTION 22
22. BASIC INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE 23
23. WARRANTY 23
24. FCC INFORMATION 24
25. GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING 25
iRayUSA 800 Railhead Road #316 Fort Worth TX 76106
800.769.7125 [email protected]
This Laser Product is designated as Class 3R during all procedures of operation.
Wavelength: 635nm
Laser Power for classification: <5mW (4mW typical)
Emission Type: CW
Beam Diameter: <3mm at aperture
Divergence: <1mRad
LASER LIGHT
AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE
CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT
NOTES
There is no scheduled maintenance or service necessary to keep this product in
compliance and no user service or maintenance is required.
This product is to be serviced or repaired only by factory authorized technicians.
This product is not to be opened or modified by the user, nor is it allowed to attempt to
cheat or defeat safety interlocks.
The user is not to modify the unit or remove protective covers or housing. Service is
only to be handled by authorized factory trained technicians. This product has no user
serviceable parts.
Do not point laser or allow laser light to be directed or reflected toward other people or
reflective objects.
Operators should be trained to not target the eyes of people, animals and pets or aim
at reflective objects etc.
There is a potential hazard of eye or skin exposure to laser radiation if the included
instructions are not followed.
This laser is never to be operated if the unit is defective or the cover or seal is damaged.
Always operate the CABIN Series with the aperture pointed downrange.
CAUTION
Mfr. ID and Certification Label
Explanatory Label
Laser Aperture

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* Actual operation time depends on the duration of Wi-Fi and built-in video recorder use. Improvements
may be made to the design and software to enhance features without prior notice.
CABIN SERIES CABIN CBL19 CABIN CBL25
SENSOR
Resolution 384x288
Pixel Size 12 m
Framerate 50hz
Image Processing MATRIX III
Core iRay Micro II 384
OPTICS
Objective Lens 19mm F1.0 25mm F1.0
Magnification 2.0X 2.5X
Digital Zoom 4X, stepped
FOV 13.8ºx10.4º 10.5ºx7.9º
Detection Range 1070 Yards 1420 Yards
Display Type LCOS
Display Resolution 1280x960
Imaging Modes White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Color, Highlight
P.I.P. Ye s
Rangefinder Stadiametric
Eye Relief 20mm
Diopter Range -5 - +5
ELECTRONICS
Onboard Recording Video and Image
Wireless Connectivity Video/Image via App.
Data/Power Connector USB-C
Power Supply USB-C, IBP-2 Battery (6+ hour runtime)
Laser 640 nm: 4.5mW CW
Start Up Time > 10 Seconds, Instant from Standby
PHYSICAL
Size 6.49”×1.96”×3.34”
Weight 14.22 Oz
ENVIRONMENTAL/WARRANTY
Warranty 5 Years
Housing Material ABS, Magnesium
Ingress Protection IP67
Operation Temp -4°F~122°F
4. TECH SPECIFICATIONS1. OVERVIEW
The InfiRay Outdoor Cabin Series is a compact and powerful optic that
operates easily with one hand. The CABIN is available with multiple
lens options and its 50Hz 12 m Micro II sensor featuring InfiRay’s
next generation MATRIX III processing ensures an unmatched viewing
experience on it’s HD display. Standard features of the Cabin Series
include a quick focus F:1.1 lens, stadiametric rangefinder, image and video
capture, wireless connectivity, picture in-picture and an LED flashlight to
guarantee you have everything you’ll need in the palm of
your hand.
2. FEATURES
• 12m 50Hz High Frame Rate Sensor
• Matrix III Image Processing
• 1280x960 High-Definition Display
• Lightweight and Compact Design
• Intuitive User Interface
• 3100 mAh IBP-2 Battery Pack – 6+ hour runtime
• Quick Focus F1.1 Lens
• Stadiametric Rangefinder
• Defective Pixel Calibration
• Image and Video Capture
• Wireless App for Streaming and Data Transfer
• Digital Magnetic Compass and Gravity Sensor
• Picture-in-Picture Mode
• User friendly interface
3. PACKAGE CONTENTS
• CABIN Series Thermal Imager
• Hand Strap
• Neck Strap
• Portable Bag
• IBC-2 Power Adapter
• IBP-2 Battery Pack
• USB-C Cable for Video and Image Transfer
• Wall Adapter
• Lens Cloth
• Operating Manual

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BUTTON DEVICE STATUS/OPERATION MODE SHORT PRESS LONG PRESS
POWER
Device is OFF —— Power ON the Device/Standby
Home Screen Image Correction/NUC Power OFF the Device/Standby
Standby Wake Up the Device ——
Main Menu/Shortcut Menu Exit Menu/
Return to the Upper Menu ——
Defective Pixel Calibration Interface Add/Delete Defective Pixels ——
MENU
Home Screen Open the Shortcut Menu Open/Exit the Main Menu
Shortcut Menu Adjust Parameters of a Function Exit the Shortcut Menu
Main Menu Adjust Parameters of a Function/
Enter the Next Level Save and Exit to Home Screen
Laser Cursor Calibration Enable/Disable Cursor Movement Save and Exit
Defective Pixel Calibration Interface Enable/Disable Cursor Movement Select Save/Cancel
Up/Zoom
Home Screen Digital Zoom: 2X - 8X Turn PIP (Picture-in-Picture)
ON/OFF
Shortcut Menu/Main menu Navigation Up ——
Laser Cursor Calibration/
Defective Pixel Calibration Interface Move Cursor Left Quickly Move Cursor Left
Down/Photo
Home Screen Capture Image Turn Recording ON/OFF
Shortcut Menu/Main menu Navigation Down ——
Laser Cursor Calibration/
Defective Pixel Calibration Interface Move Cursor Right Quickly Move Cursor Right
Up/Zoom +
Menu Home Screen Turn the Laser ON/OFF Turn the Stadiametric Rangefinder ON/OFF
Down/Photo
+ Menu Home Screen Turn ON/OFF and Adjust the LED Indicator Turn Hotspot Tracking ON/OFF
5. UNITS AND CONTROLS
Note: The CABIN’s laser function is hidden until you press and hold the “Up/Zoom + Menu + Down/
Photo” buttons for more than 10 seconds. The laser function is turned ON after you hear the shutter
click once.
1. Lens Cap
2. Laser Pointer
3. LED Light
4. USB-C Interface
5. Power Button
6. Up/Zoom Button
7. Menu Button
8. Down/Photo Button
9. Eye Cup
10. Diopter Adjustment Ring
11. Power Indicator
12. Quick Focus Knob
13. Battery Pack

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6. BATTERY AND SAFETY
The CABIN is supplied with a quick-change IBP-2 Li-Ion battery
pack which enables the device to be used for up to 6+ hours. The
battery should be fully charged before the first use.
Charging the battery with USB-C Port
Install the Battery Pack into the Battery Compartment. For details,
see Battery Pack Installation.
Connect the USB-C end (18) of the Data Cable to the USB-C port
(4) of the Product.
Connect the USB end of the Data Cable to a USB Power Socket
or power pack with an output voltage not exceeding 5V.
After the battery is fully charged, remove the Battery Pack from
the Battery Charger.
Note: The IBC-2 Battery Charger can charge two IBP-2 Battery
Packs at the same time.
Battery Pack Installation
Open the Puller on the Battery Pack (14) and align the Orange
Line on the Battery Pack (D) with the Orange Line on the Battery
Slot (C) and push the Battery Pack (13) into the Battery Slot (21).
When the Battery Pack is completely inserted into the Battery
Slot turn the Puller (14) clockwise to lock the Battery Pack.
Close the Puller (14) and the Battery Pack is completely installed.
Safety Measures
Use only the IBC-2 Battery Charger to charge the IBP-2 Battery
Pack. Any other use will cause irreparable damage to the Battery
Charger or Battery Pack and or cause a fire.
IMPORTANT: Before any length of storage, the Battery Pack
should be partially charged - not fully charged or discharged.
Do not charge the battery immediately after you bring it from a
cold area to a warm area. Wait 30 to 40 minutes for the battery
to warm up.
Do not use the charger if it is modified or damaged.
The device should be charged at a temperature of 32°F to 115°F,
otherwise the battery life will be significantly reduced.
When charging, don’t leave the battery or charger unattended.
Do not expose the battery to high temperature or open flame.
Do not immerse the battery in water.
The IBC-2 Battery Pack has short circuit protection, but situations
that may lead to short circuits should be avoided.
Do not charge the battery for more than 24 hours after it is fully charged.
Do not drop, attempt to disassemble or modify the IBC-2 Battery Pack.
The intended operating temp of the battery is -4°F to 122°F, It
should not be used beyond this range as it may shorten the life of
the battery.
When the device is used in sub-zero temperature the battery
capacity will drop, this is normal and does not indicate a defect.
Keep the battery pack out of the reach of children.
Charging the battery with the IBC-2 Power Adapter
Align the Positioning Block
of the Battery Pack (A) with
the groove of the Battery
Holder (B), and insert the
Battery Pack (13) into the
Battery Charger (15).
Connect the USB-C end of
the USB Cable (18) to the
USB-C port of the Battery
Charger (15).
Connect the USB end of the
USB Cable (18) to a USB
adapter or power bank to
charge the Battery Pack.
The LED Indicator on the
Battery Holder (17) will now
light up or blink:
LED INDICATOR BATTERY CHARGE STATUS
Battery Charging Capacity 1%-25%
Battery Charging Capacity 25%-50%
Battery Charging Capacity 50%-75%
Battery Charging Capacity 75%-99%
Fully Charged

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7. EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY
The CABIN will support the use of an external USB power
supply (5V).
Connect an external power supply to the USB-C port of the CABIN
(4) and the device will automatically switch to an external power
supply while simultaneously charging the internal battery.
At this time, the Battery Icon on the display will become a
Charging Icon and the Power Indicator will turn red, then,
turn green after the Battery is fully charged.
If an external power supply is connected, but no Battery Pack
is installed, the Battery Icon will become a USB Icon and the
Power Indicator will turn green.
When the external power supply is disconnected the CABIN will
automatically switch to the Battery Pack and operation will
remain uninterrupted.
8. INSTALLATION AND USE
Power-On and Operation
WARNING! The lens of the CABIN must not be pointed at any
sources of intense 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 2 seconds to power ON the device. Then, the Home Screen
will appear after 3 seconds.
Rotate the Diopter Adjusting Ring (10) on the Ocular Lens until
the symbology on the display is sharp. After this adjustment is
completed there is no need to adjust the Diopter again unless
the user changes.
Rotate the Lens Focusing Knob (12) to focus on the object
observed.
Set the Image Mode: Press the Menu Button (7) to open the
Shortcut Menu, and set the Image Palette Mode which is White-
Hot, Black-Hot, Color, Red-Hot, and Highlight. The Palette Icon on
the top Status Bar will be updated in real-time.
Select the user adjusted settings of Screen Brightness, Image
Sharpness, Image Mode, and Digital Zoom (See the Shortcut
Menu in this manual for details).
After using the CABIN, press and hold the Power Button (5) until
the Shutdown Countdown Screen appears. When the countdown
counts from 3 to 0, the device is now shut down. The current user
selections will be automatically saved after shutdown. During the
shutdown period, do not remove the battery or these selections
will not be saved.
If you release the Power Button (5) before the end of the
countdown, the CABIN will go into Standby. You can wake the
CABIN from Standby by pressing the Power Button (5) briefly.
9. CALIBRATION
Image degradation is a normal function of a thermal imager,
and should not be considered a defect.
When the image is degraded or uneven it can be automatically
improved by calibration. Calibration unifies all pixels of the
detector and eliminates any temporary defects visable in
the image. There are three calibration modes: Automatic
Shutter Calibration (A), Manual Shutter Calibration (M), and
Background Calibration (B). Select the desired mode in the
“Calibration Mode” of the Main Menu.
Automatic Shutter Calibration (A): The device will automatically
perform Shutter Calibration according to the Software Algorithm
without installing the Lens Cap (the Sensor automatically closes
its Internal Shutter). Before Automatic Shutter Calibration, there
will be a 5 second countdown next to the Shutter Icon in the
Status Bar. You can cancel the Calibration by pressing the Power
Button (5) during the countdown. In this mode, you can also
press the Power Button for Manual Shutter Calibration. You will
hear a click during calibration, this is the internal shutter.
Manual Shutter Calibration (M): On the Home Screen, briefly
press the Power Button (5) for Manual Shutter Calibration
without installing the Lens Cap (the Sensor automatically closes
the Internal Shutter). You will hear a click during calibration, this is
the internal shutter.
Background Calibration (B): Install the Lens Cap and press the
Power Button (5). A text prompt will appear on the Home Screen
“Cover lens during calibration!” The Background Calibration will
start after 2 seconds. Remove the Lens Cap after Calibration.
If you fail to cover the lens during a Background Calibration,
temporary defects will appear in the image until a proper
calibration occurs, this is not a defect and will not cause any
permanent damage.

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Note: You can operate the menu normally during video
recording and this will not be seen on your files. The photography
images and recorded videos are stored in the built-in memory
card in the format: IMG_HHMMSS_XXX.jpg (image) and VID_
HHMMSS_XXX.mp4 (video). The file format HHMMSS means
hours/minutes/seconds. The XXX means three-digit code of the
multimedia file. This code of the multimedia file cannot be reset.
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. The number of files is
limited by the capacity of the built-in memory of the device. It is
recommended to check the remaining capacity of the memory
card regularly, and transfer videos and images to other media to
free up the space on the memory card.
MEMORY ACCESS
When the device is turned ON and connected to a Windows
computer it will be recognized by the computer as a flash
memory card. This connection is used to access the memory of
the device and allows you to access your images and videos.
Connect the device to a Computer through the Data Cable.
Turn ON the device.
Double-click “My Computer” on the desktop. Double-click to
open the device named “Infiray.” Then, double-click to
open the device named “Internal Storage”
to access the memory.
There are dierent folders named by a time stamp in the format
of xxxx (year), xx (month,) xx (day) in memory.
The photography images and recorded videos of each individual
day are stored in these folders. You can copy or delete the
required files or folders.
10. DIGITAL ZOOM
The CABIN Series features 1-4X digital zoom to increase visual
magnification. On the home screen, press the Up/Zoom Button
(6) to zoom the image in series; 1X-2X-3X-4X. The total visual
zoom, corresponding to 1-4 times magnification of the native
CABIN FOV is displayed in the top status bar.
11. PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO RECORDING
The CABIN series is equipped with a built-in 16 GB of memory
which allows for photo and video recording. The image and
video files will be named with a time stamp, 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 using this feature.
PHOTOGRAPHY
On the Home Screen, press the Down/Photo Button to take a
photo. The picture will freeze for 0.5 seconds, and a photo icon
will appear in the upper right corner of the screen.
VIDEO RECORDING
On the Home Screen, press and hold the Down/Photo Button (8)
to start the video recording.
A recording icon and a tooltip showing the recording time will
appear in the upper left corner of the display. The time format is
00:00:00 (hours | minutes | seconds).
During recording, you can also take a photo by briefly pressing
the Down/Photo Button (8) .
Stop the recording and save the video by pressing and holding
the Down/Photo Button (8) .
Image and video files are automatically stored in the built-in memory
card after photography and video recording are turned OFF.

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The status bar is at the top of the screen and shows information
on the actual operating status of the CABIN. From left to right the
icons are:
1- Current image mode (White Hot ; Black Hot ; Red Hot ;
Highlight ; Color )
2- Ultraclear Mode (Ultraclear o ; Ultraclear on )
3- Current magnification (such as 2.0x)
4- Wi-Fi Status (Wi-Fi o , Wi-Fi on )
5- Calibration Mode - In Automatic Shutter Calibration (A) Mode,
5 seconds before Automatic Calibration, a countdown icon
will be displayed next to the Calibration Icon instead of the letter
(A). When the device is just started, it will automatically and
continuously perform Shutter Calibration, but there will be no
Countdown Icon. Only after the device is completely temperature
stable (about 10 minutes of continuous operation) will there be a
Countdown Icon for Automatic Shutter Correction.
6- Compass (not displayed when the Compass is turned OFF)
7- Video Output Status (not displayed when the Video Output is
turned OFF)
8- Automatic Standby Status (OFF by default)
9- LED Indicator Status ( upon startup by default)
10 - Clock (set in the Main Menu or set the time in the InfiRay
Outdoor App)
11 - Battery Pack Indication: When the battery icon is in Green
it indicates that the power is greater than 20%. When it is in
red it means that the power is low and should be charged
immediately. When a lightning bolt appears in the middle
of the battery icon, it indicates that an External Power Supply
is powering the device. When CABIN is not charging, but
connected to a computer, a USB icon will be displayed
13. SHORTCUT MENU
You can quickly adjust common functions through the Shortcut
Menu: Image Mode, Screen Brightness, Image Sharpness, and
Image Contrast.
On the Home Screen, briefly press the Menu Button (7) to
access to the Shortcut Menu Interface.
Press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) to
switch the following options:
Image Mode: After selecting this option, press the Menu Button
(7) to adjust the Image Mode. There are 5 modes: White-Hot,
Black-Hot, Red-Hot, Color, and Highlight.
Screen Brightness: After selecting this option, press the Menu
Button (7) to adjust the Screen Brightness from 1 (dim) to 5 (bright).
Image Sharpness: After selecting this option, press the
12. STATUS BAR OVERVIEW Menu Button (7) to adjust the Image Sharpness from 1 lowest
sharpness) to 5 (highest sharpness).
Image Contrast: After selecting this option, press the Menu
Button (7) to adjust the Image Contrast from 1 (low contrast) to 5
(highest contrast).
Press and hold the Menu Button (7) to save these changes and
return to the Home Screen.
Note: In the Shortcut Menu, if there is no operation within
5 seconds the device will automatically save any changes and
return to the Home Screen.
14. MAIN MENU
On the Home Screen, press and hold the Menu Button (7) to
access the Main Menu.
Press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) to
switch between the Menu options.
The function options of the Main Menu are cyclical: When the
cursor reaches the last Menu option on the 1st page, it will start
from the first Menu option on the 2nd page. When the cursor
stays at the 1st option on the 1st page, you can press the Up/
Zoom Button (6) to jump directly to the last Menu option on the
2nd page.
Press the Menu 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 second/third level Menus are the same as above.
Under all Menu interfaces, you can press and hold the Menu
Button (7) to save changes and return to the Home Screen.
Pressing the Power Button (5) will return to the upper Menu
without saving changes.
Under all Menu interfaces, the device will return to the Home
Screen when there is no operation within 15 seconds.
During continuous operation of the CABIN, when exiting from the
Main Menu, the cursor remains at the last position before exiting.
When you restart the CABIN and go to the Main Menu for the first
time, the cursor will be at the first Menu option.
MAIN MENU OPTIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS
ULTRACLEAR
Turn Ultraclear mode on/o
Press and hold the Menu Button (7) to access the Main
Menu Interface.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) to
select Ultra-Clear.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enable or disable Ultra-Clear
mode. You will hear a click of Shutter Calibration on selection.
The icon in the Status Bar also changes accordingly after this
option is enabled or disabled.

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GRAVITY SENSOR
Turn the Gravity Sensor on/o
Press & hold the Menu Button (7) to access the Main Menu Interface.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Gravity Sensor option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enable or disable the
Gravity Sensor.
After the Gravity 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.
LASER CURSOR CALIBRATION
If the laser cursor diers from laser pointer point of impact, you
can use this function to calibrate the cursor.
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short press
the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until you
select the Laser Pointer Calibrate option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enter Laser Calibration. The
laser indicator is enabled automatically.
The laser pointer appears in the middle of the screen and the
following prompts 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 pointer to return to the center of the screen
• Default allows the pointer to recover to factory settings
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to switch between options and short press the Menu 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/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo
Button (8) to move the pointer. If you press the Up/Zoom Button
(6), the pointer will move left/up. If you press the Down/Photo
Button (8), the pointer will move right/down. A short press moves
the pointer a pixel each time, and a long press moves the pointer
by 10 pixels each time.
If center/default is selected, the pointer will return to the center/
default position after you short press the Menu Button (7).
After moving the cursor to the location indicated by the laser,
press and hold the Menu Button (7) to save the location and
return to the home screen.
WI-FI
Turn Wi-Fi on/o
Press & hold the Menu Button (7) to access the Main Menu Interface.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Wi-Fi option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enable or disable Wi-Fi.
The icon in the Status Bar changes accordingly after this option is
enabled or disabled.
VIDEO OUTPUT
Turn Video Output on/o
Press & hold the Menu Button (7) to access the Main Menu Interface.
Short press Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) to
select the Video Output option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enable or disable Analog
Video Output.
The icon in the Status Bar changes accordingly after this option is
enabled or disabled.
CALIBRATION
Select calibration mode
There are three calibration modes: Automatic (A), Manual (M)
and Background (B)
Press & hold the Menu Button (7) to access the Main Menu interface.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Calibration Mode.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enter the Secondary Menu of
the Calibration function.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select a mode from the following three choices:
Automatic (A): The image will be calibrated automatically.
Manual (M): The image will be calibrated by the user according
to the level of image eect.
Background (B): The lens needs to be covered with a lens cap
in this mode. The image will be calibrated manually by the user
according to the level of image eect
Short press the Menu Button (7) to confirm the selection. The
icon in the status bar will also change.
DIGITAL COMPASS
Turn the Digital Compass on/o
Press & hold the Menu Button (7) to access the Main Menu Interface.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) to
select Digital Compass option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) will enable or disable the Digital
Compass function.
After the Digital Compass is enabled, its icon will be displayed in
the middle of the status bar.

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PIXEL DEFECT CORRECTION
When using C, you may see defective pixels such as light
or dark spots within the image. To address this problem, you
can access the Pixel Defect Correction function to correct these
defective pixels.
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short press
the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until you
select the Pixel Defect Correction option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enter the Pixel Defect
Correction interface. A cursor will appear in the middle of the
screen and the PIP function will be enabled automatically and in
the lower left of the screen.
The right side of the PIP window will show the cursor direction of
travel: X-axis (horizontal), Y-axis (vertical), and the number of total
pixels calibrated.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to switch between the X and Y axis, then short press the Menu
Button (7) to select the current axis.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to move the cursor on the current axis. If you press the Up/Zoom
Button (6) the cursor will move left/up, and the Down/Photo
Button (8) will move the cursor right/down.
After moving the pointer to the position of the defective pixel,
short press the Power Button (5) to add and calibrate the pixel.
“Add” is displayed in the PIP window, indicating that pixel has
been successfully calibrated. Repeat the operation to calibrate
any additional pixels.
You can delete any previous calibrations by short pressing the
Power Button (5) again. “Del” is displayed in the PIP window.
Each time you add or delete a pixel calibration, the quantity of
calibrated pixels will change accordingly.
When the pointer moves near the PIP window, the window and
all info on the bottom left of the corner of the screen will move to
the upper left corner automatically.
After finishing calibration, press and hold the Menu Button (7).
A dialog box will appear asking for confirmation to save the
calibration. Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo
Button (8) to select an option and then short press the Menu
Button (7) to confirm your selection. Select “Yes” to confirm the
setting and exit, or “No” to cancel the setting and exit.
COMPASS CALIBRATION
Calibrating the Digital Compass
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short press
the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until you
select the Compass Calibration.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enter Compass Calibration.
The calibration icon will be displayed.
Rotate the device along the three axis indicated by the icon with
each axis rotating at least 360° within 15 seconds. The calibration
will end after 15s by default and exit the setting automatically.
STANDBY
Setting the Standby State and Duration
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short press
the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until you to
select the Standby Settings option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enable or disable Standby.
The icon in the status bar changes accordingly after this option is
enabled or disabled.
IMAGE HUE
Setting the screen image hue
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short press
the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until you
select the Image Hue option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to cycle between a warm or
cool display tone.
Press and hold the Menu Button (7) to save and exit.
SETTINGS
Set Date, Time, Language, Automatic Status Hiding, Restore
Factory Settings, and access Device Information.
DATE
Setting the System Date
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short
press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until
you access the Settings Menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Date option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to re-set the date. The date is
in the format of YY/MM/DD.
Short press, or press and hold, the Up/Zoom Button (6) or
Down/Photo Button (8) to set the year, month, and day.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to switch between the year,
month, and day.
After setting the date, press and hold the Menu Button (7) to
save and exit.
TIME
Setting the System Time
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short
press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until
you access the Settings Menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Time option. The 24-hour view is used with hour
and minute displayed.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to re-set the time.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to set the hour and minute.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to switch between the hour
and minute.
After setting the time, press and hold the Menu Button (7) to
save and exit.
After setting time, the time in the status bar changes accordingly

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LANGUAGE
Selecting a Language
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short
press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until
you access the Settings Menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select Automatic Status Hide. Short press the Menu Button
(7) to enter its secondary menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to switch between English, German, Spanish, Russian and Chinese.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to confirm selection and exit
to the home menu.
STATUS AUTO HIDING
Enabling/Disabling Automatic Status Hiding
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short
press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until
you access the Settings Menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select Automatic Status Hide. Short press the Menu Button
(7) to enter its secondary menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to enable or disable this function.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to confirm the selection and
exit to return to the main menu.
FACTORY RESET
Restoring Factory Default Settings
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short
press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until
you access the Settings Menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Factory Reset option. Short press the Menu
Button (7) to access its secondary menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select YES or NO. YES will restore factory settings and NO
will cancel the operation.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to confirm the selection.
If YES is selected, the device will shut down automatically.
If NO is selected, the operation will be canceled and the upper
menu will be displayed.
After Factory Reset is selected, the following functions will be
restored to default settings:
Image Mode: White-Hot
Ultra Clear Mode: OFF
Visual Amplification: 2.0x
Shutter Calibration: A
Compass: OFF
Standby: OFF
Analog Video: OFF
Wi-Fi: OFF
Gravity Sensor: OFF
Language: English
Automatic Status Hiding: OFF
INFO
Querying Device Information
Long press the Menu Button (7) to access the Menu, short
press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8) until
you access the Settings Menu.
Short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to select the Version Information option.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to access information about
the current device.
Short press the Menu Button (7) or the Power Button (5) to
exit to return to the upper menu.
15. PICTURE IN PICTURE (PIP)
Picture-in-Picture (PIP) provides a secondary window overlaid on
the primary screen. This PIP window shows the center section of
the main image enlarged to 2X.
On the home screen, press and hold the Up/Zoom Button (6) to
enable or disable PIP.
After activating the PIP image, the image shown in the PIP
window will also be enlarged when digital zoom is increased on
the native image. For example, the image magnification on the
home screen is 2.0X, 4.0X, 6.0X, 8.0X, and the corresponding
magnification value of the image displayed in the PIP small
window should be 4.0X, 8.0X, 12.0X, 16.0X.

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16. LASER INDICATOR
The CABIN features a visible laser indicator which is hidden
by default.
When using the laser feature for the first time, press and hold the
Up/Zoom Button (6) + Menu Button (7) + Down/Photo Button (8)
for more than 10 seconds. The laser indicator will be activated
after hearing a shutter click.
On the home screen, short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) + Menu
Button (7) to enable or disable the laser indicator once activated.
17. STADIAMETRIC RANGEFINDING
The CABIN provides a stadiametric rangefinding function which
allows you to calculate your distance from an object with a
known size.
On the home screen, press and hold the Up/Zoom Button (6)
and the Menu Button (7) to enable the stadiametric rangefinding
function.
After this function is enabled, two lines used for measuring will
appear and icons representing 3 pre-configured object heights
(Deer 5.5’, Hog 3’ and Rabbit 8”) as well as their distance values
in meters. To change the unit of measure between meter and
yards, short press the Menu Button (7).
Adjust these measurement lines to match the height of your target
by pressing the Up/Zoom Button (6) or Down/Photo Button (8)
to ensure that the measured object is within these lines. When
you adjust these measurement lines, the rangefinding data on
the right will also change accordingly.
Press and hold the Up/Zoom Button (6) and the Menu Button (7)
to exit the stadiametric rangefinding mode.
18. LED LIGHT
The CABIN provides an LED light which can be quickly deployed
and adjusted.
The LED light is disabled by default. Short press the Menu
Button (7) + Down/Photo Button (8) to enable the LED light. At
this time, the brightness is at level 2, and the status bar displays
Light Icon 2.
Short press the Menu Button (7) + Down/Photo Button (8)
again, the brightness will reduce to level 1, the status bar will now
display Light Icon 1.
Short press the Menu Button (7) + Down/Photo Button (8) again
to disable the LED light and the status bar will display the Light
Icon OFF.

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19. HOTSPOT TRACKING
The CABIN provides a hotspot tracking function which allows you
to track the hottest object in the image.
On the home screen, press and hold the Menu Button (7) +
Down/Photo Button (8) to enable hotspot tracking.
After this function is enabled, a blue box will appear in the image
and track the hottest object automatically.
Press and hold the Up/Zoom Button (6) and the Menu Button (7)
to exit hotspot tracking.
20. AUTOMATIC HIDING
This function is used to hide the graphical user interface (GUI)
and allow for a full view of the screen.
In the main menu interface, short press the Up/Zoom Button (6)
and the Menu Button (7) to select “Settings.”
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enter the secondary menu of
“Settings” and short press the Up/Zoom Button (6) and Down/
Photo Button (8) to select the “Automatic Status Hiding” function.
Short press the Menu Button (7) to enter the secondary menu of
“Automatic Status Hiding.” Then, select ON or OFF.
After automatic status hiding is enabled, all GUI elements
including the status bar will be automatically hidden and only the
image will be displayed if there is no operation within 8 seconds.
Short press or press and hold any button to display the GUI, you
can operate the buttons and the menu only after GUI information
is displayed.
21. WI-FI FUNCTION
The CABIN has a built-in Wi-Fi module and can easily connect to
a mobile device via an ultra-fast Wi-Fi connection.
Enable Wi-Fi in the main menu, referring to “Main Menu-Wi-Fi
Settings.”
After Wi-Fi is enabled, search for the Wi-Fi signal that contains
your units serial number. Select the appropriate Wi-Fi option and
enter the password. The initial password is 12345678.
After Wi-Fi is accessed, you can control the device via the
mobile App.
Setting Wi-Fi Name and Password
The CABIN allows you to change
the name and password of the
Wi-Fi in the App.
After the device is connected
to the mobile device, locate the
“Settings” icon in the InfiRay
Outdoor app and tap it to enter.
In the text box, enter the new Wi-Fi
name (SSID) and password.
After making a change, reset the
device to activate the setting.
Caution!
After the device is restored to the
factory setting, the name and password of the Wi-Fi will also be
restored to the default factory setting.
Product Update and Description to App
The CABIN supports wireless control with the InfiRay Outdoor
app. You can transmit video or images in real time, operate the
device, and update the software by connecting a smartphone
or tablet via Wi-Fi. You can download the app by scanning the
following QR codes.
After installing the App, open it on your smartphone or tablet.
If your CABIN has is connected to a mobile device, enable mobile
data on that device. After data access is allowed, an update
prompt will be displayed if applicable. Click “Now” to download
the latest version immediately or click “Later” to download at a
another time.
The InfiRay Outdoor App saves the last connected device and
automatically checks for any available software updates. If an
update is available when the App accesses the internet, you can
download the update without being connected to the Cabin. The
next time the Cabin is connected to the mobile device, you will
be prompted to update the software at that time.
After the update is installed, the device will restart and operate
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22. BASIC INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE
It is recommended to carry out a technical inspection every time
before use.
Please check the following:
The CABIN’s appearance, there should be no cracks in the body,
or visible damage.
The condition of the objective lens and eyepiece, there should
be no cracks, greasy spots, dirt or other deposits on the lenses.
The rechargeable battery should be fully charged.
The controls/buttons should be in working order.
Basic Maintenance
Basic maintenance should be carried out at least twice a year
and includes the following steps:
Wipe the external surface of metal and plastic parts o dust with
a cotton cloth.
A blast of air may also be used for the cleaning process.
Clean the electric contacts and battery slots on the CABIN using
a non- greasy organic solvent.
Check the optics of the lens and the eyepiece. If necessary,
remove any dirt and sand from the optics. It is preferred to use a
non-contact method such as a quick blast of air.
Cleaning of the exterior of the optics should be done with
cleaners designed especially for this purpose, such as an optical
quality wipe.
23. WARRANTY
At iRayUSA we’re first and foremost hunters and users of our
products and we understand that failure isn’t an option. We also
understand that having to wait extended periods for repair isn’t
something that a customer should have to put up with when
something does go wrong. During your published warranty
period, iRayUSA will repair or replace, at its discretion, any
optic that becomes defective during normal use. Additionally, if
we cannot fix your optic in less than one week, we will oer to
replace it with a replacement product in like or better condition.
If you would rather wait for your specific optic to be repaired, we
can handle that too.
We know you’ve never seen this from a thermal manufacturer,
neither have we, and that’s why we started iRayUSA.
Our warranty follows the product, and is not tied to the original
owner. The warranty period is tied to the date of sale to the
dealer. This warranty only covers normal use and does not cover
cosmetic damage, normal wear, intentional damage, theft, loss,
any act of God or a condition caused by use other than intended.
Any product that is modified, opened or tampered with will void
any warranty coverage. Any serial number damage or alteration
on the product will be considered modification.
Please give us a call at 800-769-7125,
visit irayusa.com/warranty
email Info@InfiRayUSA.com with any questions.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also
have other rights which vary from state to state. One week starts
from the time of receipt of product at iRayUSA. Customers must
ship the product to iRayUSA, iRayUSA will return the product at
no cost. No returns will be accepted without an RMA. iRayUSA is
not liable for any damages or loss incurred when shipping
to iRayUSA.
24. FCC INFORMATION:
FCC ID 2AYGTCABIN
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by IRayUSA
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from
that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device was tested for typical body-supported operations and
use. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories used
by this device should not contain any metallic components. Body
accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply
with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. Use only
the supplied or an approved antenna.
CAUTION

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FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSES TROUBLESHOOTING
The CABIN will not
turn on. Battery is completely discharged Charge the battery.
The CABIN will not
work with an external
power supply
USB cable is damaged. Replace USB cable.
External power source is discharged. Check the external power source.
The image is fuzzy, not
clear, not balanced,
with artifacts Calibration is required. Perform image calibration according to
the Calibration section of this manual.
The Image is too dark Brightness level is too low. Adjust the brightness of the screen
The GUI is clear, but
the image is fuzzy.
The lens is not focused. Adjust the image sharpness by rotating the focus knob.
There is dust or condensation on the interior
or exterior optical surfaces of the lens.
Wipe o the outside optical surfaces with a soft cotton cloth. Let the
CABIN dry by leaving it in a warm, dry environment for 4 hours.
The CABIN cannot
connect to a smart-
phone or tablet.
The Wi-Fi password is incorrect. Enter the correct Wi-Fi password.
Too many Wi-Fi signals around the device.
To enable stable network access, you are advised to move the device
to an area with a limited number of Wi-Fi networks, or to an area without
Wi-Fi coverage.
The image of the
object being observed
is missing.
Looking through glass. Remove any glass windows from the field of view.
The image quality or
contrast is poor.
Likely occurs when using the device in harsh
weather, such as snow, rain, high humidity
and fog.
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When the device
is used at a low
temperature, the
imaging quality is
worse than that at
normal temperature.
At temperatures above freezing, temperature
dierentials will increase between observed
objects and the background. As a result,
temperature contrast will increase, and
the image quality will improve. At low
temperatures, the background can cool down
to a similar temperature and the image quality
(fine detail) will decrease accordingly. This is
a characteristic of all thermal imaging devices
and should not be considered a defect.
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25. GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING
The table lists problems that may occur when operating
the BRAVO series. Carry out the recommended checks and
troubleshooting steps in the order shown in the table. Please
contact iRayUSA or an authorized vendor for assistance before
attempting to perform any modifications or repairs beyond
the scope of the troubleshooting procedures in this manual.
Unauthorized repairs or modifications may void your warranty.
SUPPORT/SERVICE: irayusa.com/support
[email protected]
800-769-7125

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NOTES

Specifications are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date specs, go to irayusa.com.
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