Janam GT2 Series Use and care manual

GT2 Calibration Guide
August 2020
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GT2 Calibration Guide
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Step 1
Using an FDA-approved thermal forehead thermometer, take ten temperature measurements of a
single test subject (person). Record the average value of all ten measurements. (To find the average
value, add all ten measurements and divide by ten. This final number will be your average value.)
Instructions
1 PERSON
10X
Measurement #
Value
1
98.6
2
98.7
3
98.6
…
…
10
98.6
Total = 986 (divide by 10)
Average Value = 98.6
Example:
Step 2
Using GT2’s temperature reading functionality, take ten temperature measurements of the same
single test subject used in Step 1. Record the average value of all ten measurements.
1 PERSON
10X
Measurement #
Value
1
98.5
2
98.6
3
98.7
…
…
10
98.7
Total = 985 (divide by 10)
Average Value = 98.5
Example:

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Step 3
Compare the average values from Steps 1 and 2. If these two values are different, the temperature
reading must be calibrated. To prepare for calibration, complete the following steps:
1. Connect to Wi-Fi, record the IP address on the screen
2. Input the IP address plus +port 8090 in the PC Chrome window (Example: 192.168.8.2∶8090)
3. Access the control panel by entering the password “123456”
4. Access Settings by clicking the gear icon on the blue menu bar at the bottom of the menu
Step 4
In the temperature measurement calibration field, enter the difference between the FDA-approved
thermometer (Step 1) and GT2’s temperature reading functionality (Step 2). For the example used,
the value that should be entered is “0.1”.
•Positive calibration (“compensation”) is between 0.0 ~ 10.0
•Negative calibration (“compensation”) is between -0.0 ~ -10.0