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3. Thread the loose strap through the attachment point at the base of the camera. Secure

the strap with the hook-and-loop fastener.

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Table of Contents5
Disclaimers13
Legal Disclaimer13
Usage Statistics13
Changes to Registry13
Government Regulations13
Copyright13
Quality Assurance13
Patents13
EULA Terms13
EULA Terms14
Safety Information15
Notice to User19
User-To-User Forums19
Calibration19
Accuracy19
Disposal of Electronic Waste19
Training19
Documentation Updates20
Important Note about this Manual20
Note about Authoritative Versions20
Customer Help21
General21
Submitting a Question21
Downloads22
List of Accessories and Services23
Quick Start Guide24
Procedure24
To Keep in Mind24
Register the Camera25
General25
Procedure25
Camera Parts30
View from the Front30
Figure30
Explanation30
View from the Rear31
Figure31
Explanation31
Laser Distance Meter and Laser Pointer32
General32
Laser Transmitter and Receiver33
Difference in Position33
Laser Warning Label34
Laser Rules and Regulations34
Screen Elements35
General35
Menu System35
Status Icons and Indicators36
Swipe-Down Menu36
Image Overlay Information37
Navigating the Menu System38
General38
Navigating Using the Navigation Pad38
Handling the Camera39
Charging the Battery39
General39
Using the USB Battery Charger to Charge the Battery39
Using the Stand-Alone Battery Charger to Charge the Battery40
Charging the Battery Using a USB Cable Connected to a Computer40
Removing the Battery41
Turning on and Turning off the Camera42
Adjusting the Infrared Camera Focus Manually42
Figure42
Procedure42
Autofocusing the Infrared Camera43
General43
Figure43
Procedure43
Continuous Autofocus44
General44
Procedure44
Saving an Image45
Operating the Laser Distance Meter45
General45
Figure46
Procedure46
Measuring Areas47
General47
Procedure47
Connecting External Devices and Storage Media47
Figure48
Explanation48
Moving Files to a Computer48
General48
Procedure49
Assigning Functions to the Programmable Button50
General50
Procedure51
Using the Camera Lamp as a Flash51
General51
Hand Strap51
Mounting the Hand Strap53
Lanyard Strap55
General55
Mounting the Lanyard Strap56
Wrist Strap56
General56
Mounting the Wrist Strap57
Front Protection58
Changing Camera Lenses59
Calibrating the Lens-Camera Combination62
Introduction62
Autocal Procedure62
Calibrating the Compass64
Procedure64
Saving and Working with Images65
About Image Files65
General65
File-Naming Convention65
Storage Capacity65
About Ultramax65
Saving an Image66
General66
Procedure66
Previewing an Image67
General67
Procedure67
Opening a Saved Image67
Editing a Saved Image68
General68
Procedure68
Related Topics68
Displaying the Image Information68
Zooming an Image69
General69
Procedure69
Deleting Images69
Resetting the Image Counter69
Procedure70
Working with the Image Archive71
General71
Opening Image and Video Files71
Creating a New Folder71
Renaming a Folder72
Changing the Active Folder72
General72
Procedure72
Moving Files between Folders72
Deleting a Folder73
Deleting an Image or Video File73
General73
Procedure73
Deleting Multiple Files74
General74
Procedure74
Deleting All Files74
Achieving a Good Image75
General75
Adjusting the Infrared Camera Focus75
Manual Focus75
Autofocus75
Continuous Autofocus75
Adjusting the Infrared Image76
General76
Manual Adjustment by Touching the Screen77
Manual Adjustment by Using the Navigation Pad78
Manual Adjustment in Level, Span Mode79
Manual Adjustment in Level, Max, Min Mode79
Changing the Camera Temperature Range79
General79
Procedure79
Changing the Color Palettes80
General80
Procedure81
Changing the Measurement Parameters81
Performing a Non-Uniformity Correction (NUC)82
General82
Performing an NUC Manually82
Hiding All Overlay82
Procedure83
Working with Image Modes84
General84
Image Examples84
Selecting an Image Mode86
Working with Measurement Tools87
General87
Adding/Removing Measurement Tools87
Editing User Presets88
General88
Procedure88
Moving and Resizing a Measurement Tool88
Moving a Spot89
Moving and Resizing a Box or Circle Tool89
Changing the Measurement Parameters89
General89
Types of Parameters90
Recommended Values90
Procedure90
Related Topics92
Displaying Values in the Result Table92
General92
Procedure93
Creating and Setting up a Difference Calculation93
General93
Setting a Measurement Alarm94
General94
Types of Alarm94
Alarm Signals94
Procedure94
Working with Color Alarms and Isotherms97
Color Alarms97
General97
Image Examples97
Setting up Above, Below, and Interval Alarms98
Building Isotherms99
Annotating Images101
General101
Adding a Note101
Procedure101
Adding a Text Comment Table102
General102
Procedure102
Creating a Text Comment Table Template103
Adding a Voice Annotation105
General105
Procedure105
Adding a Sketch106
General106
Procedure106
Programming the Camera (Time-Lapse)108
General108
Procedure108
Recording Video Clips109
General109
Procedure109
Playing a Saved Video Clip109
Screening Alarm111
General111
Procedure111
Pairing Bluetooth Devices113
General113
Procedure113
Configuring Wi-Fi114
General114
Setting up a Wireless Access Point (most Common Use)114
Connecting the Camera to a WLAN (Less Common Use)114
Fetching Data from External FLIR Meters115
General115
Technical Support for External Meters115
Procedure116
Typical Moisture Measurement and Documentation Procedure116
General116
More Information117
Changing Settings118
General118
Recording Mode118
Connections118
Camera Temperature Range118
Save Options & Storage119
Device Settings120
Cleaning the Camera123
Camera Housing, Cables, and Other Items123
Liquids123
Equipment123
Procedure123
Infrared Lens123
Infrared Detector124
General124
Procedure124
Technical Data125
Online Field-Of-View Calculator125
Note about Technical Data125
Note about Authoritative Versions125
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Flir E85 24187
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Flir E95 24235
Flir E95 42242
Flir E95 42° + 14249
Flir E95 24° + 14255
Flir E95 24° + 42262
Flir E95 24° + 14° & 42269
Mechanical Drawings276
CE Declaration of Conformity278
Application Examples280
Moisture & Water Damage280
General280
Figure280
Faulty Contact in Socket280
Figure281
Oxidized Socket281
General281
Insulation Deficiencies282
General282
Figure282
Draft283
General283
Figure283
About FLIR Systems285
More than Just an Infrared Camera286
Sharing Our Knowledge287
Supporting Our Customers287
Terms, Laws, and Definitions288
Thermographic Measurement Techniques290
Introduction290
Emissivity290
Finding the Emissivity of a Sample290
Reflected Apparent Temperature294
Distance294
Relative Humidity294
Other Parameters294
About Calibration295
Introduction295
Definition-What Is Calibration295
Camera Calibration at FLIR Systems295
The Differences between a Calibration Performed by a User and that Performed Directly at FLIR Systems296
Calibration, Verification and Adjustment296
Non-Uniformity Correction297
Thermal Image Adjustment (Thermal Tuning)297
History of Infrared Technology298
Theory of Thermography301
Introduction301

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