[5.5.4.1.3 — Area function]
ThermaCAM™ PM575/595 Operator’s Manual
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5.5.4.1.3
Area function
There are three different area measurement functions for the selected area type.
They are Max, Min and Average. See “Area” on page 32.
5.5.4.1.4
Profile
The profile measurement can either be displayed in a Vertical or Horizontal mode.
See “Area” on page 32 for further information.
5.5.4.1.5
Isotherm type
The isotherm types can be either Interval, Above, Below, Dual Above, Dual Below.
• If Interval is chosen, all pixels with a temperature that lies within the set interval
will be coloured with the same preset isotherm colour.
• If Above is chosen, all pixels with a temperature higher than a set temperature
will be coloured with the same preset isotherm colour.
• If Below is chosen, all pixels with a temperature lower than a set temperature
will be coloured with the same preset isotherm colour.
• If Dual Above is chosen all pixels in two consecutive temperature ranges above
a set temperature will be coloured with two different preset isotherm colours.
Consequently, two different isotherm values will be shonw in the result table.
• If Dual Below is chosen all pixels in two consecutive temperature ranges below
a set temperature will be coloured with two different preset isotherm colours.
Consequently, two different isotherm values will be shonw in the reuslt table.
N.B. – When the isotherm type is set to Interval the isotherm width must be set to
more than zero. Otherwise the isotherm will not show up on the screen.
5.5.4.1.6
Isotherm width
The isotherm width can be set within a temperature interval of 0.1–242 °C (or
0.2–436 °F).
5.5.4.1.7
Isotherm colour
The isotherm colour can be selected as either Green, Black, White or Transparent.
If Transparent is chosen, each isotherm colour retains a certain degree of tran-
parency, which can be a useful feature in certain applications.
N.B. – The Dual above or Dual below isotherm function (Setup
→Analysis) uses
its own isotherm colours, independently of the colours that are selected as iso-
therm colours.
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