FLIR E30

How to upgrade your FLIR E40 to E60 (Resolution hack)
Step-by-Step Guide:
1 Download Flir Tools or drivers from www.flir.com
2 Install FLIR Tools on to your computer (If this applies)
3 Turn on your Flir E30, E40 or E50 Camera
4 Connect your Flir camera to your computer using the USB-Cable, and let windows install the
needed drivers.
5 After windows has completed installing all drivers, disconnect your camera from the USB-Cable
6 Press navigation pad/button (2) with a push in the center “The menu system bar will appear”
7 From the menu system bar select push left on the navigation pad to toggle to Settings/Options
(11)
8 Press navigation pad/button (2) with a push down to enter “ Settings”
9 Press navigation pad/button (2) with a push down to scroll down to “ Device settings”
10 Press navigation pad/button (2) with a push right to enter “ Device settings menu”
11 Press navigation pad/button (2) with a push down to scroll down to “ Camera Information”
12 Press navigation pad/button (2) with a push right to enter “ Camera Information menu”

FLIR E30 Specifications

General

Resolution	320 x 240 pixels
Image Frequency	9 Hz
Focus	Manual
Accuracy	± 2 °C or ± 2% of reading
IR Resolution	320 x 240 pixels
Thermal Sensitivity	<0.05°C at 30°C
Temperature Range	-20 °C to 250 °C
Battery Life	4 hours
Digital Camera	Yes
Display	3.5" LCD
Image Modes	Thermal, Visual
File Format	JPEG
Spectral Range	7.5 - 13 μm
Operating Temperature	-15°C to +50°C

Summary

FLIR E40 to E60 Resolution Upgrade Guide

Download and Install FLIR Tools

Download FLIR Tools or drivers from www.flir.com and install them on your computer.

Connect Camera and Install Drivers

Connect camera via USB, allow Windows to install drivers, then disconnect.

Access Camera Menu System

Press the navigation pad/button (2) to display the menu system bar.

Navigate to Settings and Options

Use the navigation pad to toggle to Settings/Options from the menu bar.

Configure Camera Settings

Navigate through Settings and Device settings menu to access desired options.

Access Camera Information Menu

Scroll down to Camera Information and press right to enter the menu.

Enter Hidden Menu and USB Mode

Press navigation pad/button (2) for 10 seconds to enter 'Hidden menu', then select 'USB Mode'.

Configure RNDIS Mode

Scroll down to 'RNDIS' and press down to lock the selected mode.