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Cleaning the camera

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CAUTION

• Be careful when you clean the infrared lens. The lens has a delicate anti-reflective coating.

• Do not clean the infrared lens too vigorously. This can damage the anti-reflective coating.

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Table of Contents

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
1 Disclaimers9
- Legal Disclaimer9
- Usage Statistics9
- Changes to Registry9
- Government Regulations9
- Copyright9
- Quality Assurance9
- Patents9
- EULA Terms9
- EULA Terms10
2 Safety Information11
3 Notice to User15
- User-To-User Forums15
- Calibration15
- Accuracy15
- Disposal of Electronic Waste15
- Training15
- Documentation Updates15
- Important Note about this Manual16
- Note about Authoritative Versions16
4 Customer Help17
- General17
- Submitting a Question17
- Downloads18
5 Quick Start Guide19
- Procedure19
6 Description20
- View from the Front20
- View from the Rear20
- Connector21
- Screen Elements21
- Auto-Orientation21
- Navigating the Menu System22
7 Operation23
- Charging the Battery23
- Turning on and Turning off the Camera23
- Saving an Image23
- Recalling an Image23
- Deleting an Image24
  - General24
  - Procedure24
- Deleting All Images24
- Measuring a Temperature Using a Spotmeter25
  - General25
- Hiding Measurement Tools25
  - Procedure25
- Changing the Color Palette25
- Changing the Image Mode26
  - General26
  - Procedure27
- Changing the Temperature Scale Mode27
  - General27
  - When to Use Lock Mode27
- Setting the Emissivity28
  - General28
  - Procedure28
- Changing the Reflected Apparent Temperature28
- Changing the Distance29
  - General29
  - Procedure29
- Performing a Non-Uniformity Correction29
  - What Is a Non-Uniformity Correction29
  - When to Perform a Non-Uniformity Correction29
- Using the Camera Lamp30
  - General30
  - Procedure30
- Configuring Wi-Fi30
  - Setting up a Peer-To-Peer Connection (most Common Use)30
  - Connecting the Camera to a Wireless Local Area Network (Less Common Use)30
- Changing the Settings31
  - General31
  - Procedure31
- Updating the Camera32
  - General32
  - Procedure32
8 Technical Data33
- Online Field-Of-View Calculator33
- Note about Technical Data33
- Note about Authoritative Versions33
- Flir C234
- FLIR C2 Educational Kit37
- FLIR C3 (Incl. Wi-Fi)41
- FLIR C3 (Incl. Wi-Fi) Educational Kit45
9 Mechanical Drawings49
10 CE Declaration of Conformity53
11 Cleaning the Camera55
- Camera Housing, Cables, and Other Items55
- Infrared Lens55
12 Application Examples57
- Moisture & Water Damage57
  - General57
  - Figure57
- Faulty Contact in Socket57
- Figure58
- Oxidized Socket58
  - General58
- Insulation Deficiencies59
  - General59
  - Figure59
- Draft60
  - General60
  - Figure60
13 About FLIR Systems62
- More than Just an Infrared Camera63
- Sharing Our Knowledge64
- Supporting Our Customers64
14 Terms, Laws, and Definitions65
15 Thermographic Measurement Techniques67
- Introduction67
- Emissivity67
  - Finding the Emissivity of a Sample67
- Reflected Apparent Temperature71
- Distance71
- Relative Humidity71
- Other Parameters71
16 About Calibration72
- Introduction72
- Definition-What Is Calibration72
- Camera Calibration at FLIR Systems72
- The Differences between a Calibration Performed by a User and that Performed Directly at FLIR Systems73
- Calibration, Verification and Adjustment73
- Non-Uniformity Correction74
- Thermal Image Adjustment (Thermal Tuning)74
17 History of Infrared Technology75
18 Theory of Thermography78
- Introduction78
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum78
- Blackbody Radiation79
- Infrared Semi-Transparent Materials85
19 The Measurement Formula86
20 Emissivity Tables90
- References90
- Tables90

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