FLIR GFx320

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Example images

10.1 General

This section contains example images from various applications.

Note Gas leaks are easier to see in live image mode, which is the reason the leaks are

indicated with a red dot in the images below.

10.2 Images

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- Table of Contents7
1 Disclaimers13
- Legal Disclaimer13
- Government Regulations13
- Copyright13
- Quality Assurance14
- Patents14
- EULA Terms14
- EULA Terms15
2 Safety Information16
- Cautions and Warnings Related to a Classified (Hazardous) Area16
- General Cautions and Warnings17
3 Notice to User23
- User-To-User Forums23
- Calibration23
- Accuracy23
- Disposal of Electronic Waste23
- Training23
- Documentation Updates23
- Note about Authoritative Versions24
4 Customer Help25
- General25
- Submitting a Question25
- Downloads26
5 Conditions of Use for Ex Equipment27
6 Important Note about Training and Applications28
- General28
7 Important Information about FLIR Gfx3Xx Series Service29
8 List of Accessories and Services30
9 Introduction33
10 Example Images34
- General34
- Images34
11 Quick Start Guide35
- Starting the Camera for the First Time35
- Detecting a Gas Leak39
  - Procedure39
  - Related Topics40
- Detecting a Temperature40
  - Procedure40
  - Related Topics41
12 FLIR Gfx3Xx Series General Instrument Check43
13 Note about Ergonomics44
- General44
- Figure44
- Related Topics45
14 Camera Parts46
- View from the Left46
  - Explanation46
  - Figure46
- View from the Right47
  - Explanation47
  - Figure47
- View from the Rear48
  - Explanation48
  - Figure48
- View from the Rear with Open Cover49
  - Explanation49
  - Figure49
- Battery Condition LED Indicator50
  - Explanation50
  - Figure50
- Power LED Indicator50
- Laser Pointer51
- Serial Number52
  - General52
  - Figure52
15 Screen Elements53
- Mode Selector53
  - Explanation53
  - Figure53
- Result Table and Measurement Tools53
- Toolbox, Indicators, and Other Objects53
  - Explanation54
  - Figure54
16 Achieving a Good Image55
- General55
- Adjusting the Infrared Camera Focus55
  - Figure55
  - Procedure55
- Adjusting an Image55
- Selecting a Suitable Temperature Range56
- Selecting a Suitable Color Palette58
  - Procedure58
- Enabling or Disabling Histogram Mode58
  - General58
- Enabling or Disabling Inverted Color Palette58
- Changing Object Parameters59
17 Connecting External Devices61
- General61
- Figure61
- Explanation61
- Formatting Memory Cards61
18 Handling the Camera63
- Charging the Camera Battery63
  - Charging the Battery Using the Power Supply Cable63
  - Charging the Battery Using the Stand-Alone Battery Charger63
- Installing and Removing the Camera Battery64
  - Installing the Battery64
  - Removing the Battery64
- Turning on the Camera65
  - Procedure65
- Turning off the Camera65
- Adjusting the Viewing Angle of the Viewfinder66
- Adjusting the Viewfinder's Dioptric Correction66
  - Procedure67
- Adjusting the Camera Grip67
  - General67
  - Figure67
- Opening the Display67
- Adjusting the Viewing Angle of the Display68
- Adjusting the Infrared Camera Focus68
  - Procedure69
- Using the Zoom Function69
  - General69
- Operating the Laser Pointer70
  - Figure70
  - Procedure70
- Laser Warning Label70
- Laser Rules and Regulations70
- Assigning Functions to the Programmable Button71
  - General71
  - Procedure71
19 Working with Views and Images72
- Saving Infrared Images72
- Opening an Image73
  - General73
  - Procedure73
- Changing Settings Related to Image Presentation73
- Editing a Saved Image74
  - General74
  - Procedure74
- Deleting a File74
20 Working with Measurement Tools75
- Laying out a Measurement Tool75
  - General75
  - Procedure75
- Moving or Resizing a Measurement Tool75
- Creating & Setting up a Difference Calculation75
- Changing Object Parameters76
21 Programming the Camera78
- General78
- Procedure78
22 Recording Video Clips79
- General79
- Procedure79
23 Changing Settings80
- General80
- Procedure80
24 Technical Data81
- Online Field-Of-View Calculator81
- Note about Technical Data81
- Note about Authoritative Versions81
- FLIR Gfx320 14.5° Fixed Lens82
- FLIR Gfx320 24° Fixed Lens87
25 Mechanical Drawings92
26 EU Declaration of Conformity95
27 MET Compliance Data Report (Truncated)97
28 Iec/Iecee/Intertek Test Report (Truncated)100
29 Iec/Iecee/Intertek CB Test Certificate103
30 MET Laboratories Test Certificate (Truncated)106
31 MET Laboratories Letter of Certification108
32 Element Type Examination Certificate (Truncated)110
33 Iecex Technical Report: Gb/Emt/Extr16.0015/00112
34 Iecex Quality Assessment Report: GB/EMT/QAR16.0003/00114
35 Cleaning the Camera116
- Camera Housing, Cables, and Other Items116
- Infrared Lens116
36 Cooler Maintenance117
- General117
- Signs to Watch for117
37 Detectable Gases118
- General118
- Gases that Can be Detected by FLIR Gfx3Xx118
38 Why Do some Gases Absorb Infrared Energy121
39 About FLIR Systems124
- More than Just an Infrared Camera125
- Sharing Our Knowledge125
- Supporting Our Customers126
40 Terms, Laws, and Definitions127
41 Thermographic Measurement Techniques129
- Introduction129
- Emissivity129
  - Finding the Emissivity of a Sample129
- Reflected Apparent Temperature133
- Distance133
- Relative Humidity133
- Other Parameters133
42 About Calibration134
- Introduction134
- Definition-What Is Calibration134
- Camera Calibration at FLIR Systems134
- The Differences between a Calibration Performed by a User and that Performed Directly at FLIR Systems135
- Calibration, Verification and Adjustment135
- Non-Uniformity Correction136
- Thermal Image Adjustment (Thermal Tuning)136
43 History of Infrared Technology137
44 Theory of Thermography140
- Introduction140
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum140
- Blackbody Radiation140
- Infrared Semi-Transparent Materials146
45 The Measurement Formula147
46 Emissivity Tables151
- References151
- Tables151

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