FLIR SeaFLIR II Series User Manual

Imaging System
Operator’s Manual
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P/N 18704-000 Rev. D – October 2006
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FLIR SeaFLIR II Series Specifications

General

Brand	FLIR
Model	SeaFLIR II Series
Category	All in One Printer
Language	English

Summary

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose and Scope

Defines the manual's purpose, scope, and system configurations for the SeaFLIR II Imaging System.

1.2 General System Overview

Describes the SeaFLIR II Imaging System's capabilities, applications, and operational platforms.

1.3 System Capabilities

Details the key features and technical specifications of the SeaFLIR II Imaging System.

1.4 SeaFLIR II Imaging System Components

Describes the primary units of the SeaFLIR II Imaging System: SGA, CEU, and HCU.

1.5 System Power Information

Explains the system's power requirements, input voltage, and maximum current.

2. SYSTEM INSTALLATION

2.1 System Diagram

Illustrates the typical system interconnect diagram for the SeaFLIR II Imaging System components.

3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 Controls and Indicators

Details the functions and uses of the SeaFLIR II Imaging System's controls and indicators on the Hand Control Unit (HCU).

3.2 Menu Mode Operation

Explains the system's pull-down menus for operator customization and accessing optional features.

3.3 System Start-Up Procedure

Provides a step-by-step guide for powering on and initializing the SeaFLIR II Imaging System.

3.4 System Reset Procedure

Outlines the procedure to reset the SeaFLIR II Imaging System computers in case of unresponsiveness.

3.5 Shutdown Procedures

Describes the correct steps for safely powering down and securing the SeaFLIR II Imaging System.

3.6 Initial Setup

Guides the operator through initial setup tasks like entering agency name and date/time.

3.7 Auto-Tracker Overview

Introduces the Auto-Tracker feature, its importance, and modes for automated target tracking.

3.8 Using the Auto-Tracker

Explains how to select and use the Auto-Tracker modes, adjust window size, and re-acquire targets.

3.9 Radar Bearing Mode

Details how to use radar bearing data for visual identification of radar-tracked targets.

3.10 Operational Check

Outlines a procedure for performing an operational checkout test of the SeaFLIR II Imaging System.

3.11 Auto-Scan Control

Describes the Auto-Scan feature for searching areas and setting scan parameters.

3.12 Display Monitor Viewing

Explains the information presented on the display monitor to aid operator understanding.

3.13 Operating the IR Camera

Guides the user on how to operate the Infrared (IR) camera, including selection and focus.

3.14 Operating the CCD Camera

Guides the user on how to operate the CCD camera, including selection and focus.

3.15 Strain Gauge Operation

Explains how to use the Strain Gauge for controlling the SGA's Azimuth and Elevation movement.

4. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 Introduction

Emphasizes the importance of performing preventive maintenance for optimal system operation.

4.2 Preventive Maintenance

Covers essential preventive maintenance tasks, including cleaning and system wash-down.

4.3 Preparation for Shipment and Storage

Advises on proper procedures for packaging and shipping the SGA for repair or storage.

APPENDIX A. Infrared Fundamentals

What is Infrared Light?

Explains infrared light, its spectrum, waveband, and how the SeaFLIR II camera detects it.

Infrared Light Intensity Factors

Discusses factors influencing infrared light intensity, such as object temperature and surface properties.

Seeing Through Walls

Addresses the camera's ability to detect internal wall materials based on thermal conductivity differences.

APPENDIX B. Acronyms and Abbreviations