What to do if InfiRay Thermal camera won't connect to smartphone?
If your InfiRay Thermal camera won't connect to your smartphone or computer, the first thing to check is the Wi-Fi password. Ensure you're entering the correct password. Another potential cause is interference from too many Wi-Fi networks nearby. Try moving to an area with fewer Wi-Fi networks or no Wi-Fi coverage to establish a more stable connection.
How to fix InfiRay thermal imaging monocular that won't start?
If your InfiRay thermal imaging monocular isn't starting, it's likely because the battery is out of charge. The solution is simple: charge the battery.
Why are images too dark on my InfiRay Thermal camera?
If your InfiRay thermal camera images appear too dark, the display brightness might be set too low. Try adjusting the display brightness to see if that resolves the issue.
What to do if Wi-Fi signals are lost on InfiRay ZOOM V2 Thermal cameras?
If your InfiRay Thermal camera loses Wi-Fi signal or experiences interruptions, it could be due to being out of Wi-Fi range or obstructions like concrete walls. Try moving to a location where you can receive Wi-Fi signals without obstructions.
Why InfiRay device cannot be powered by an external power supply?
If your InfiRay device isn't powering on with an external power supply, there could be a couple of reasons. First, the USB cable might be damaged; try replacing it. Second, the external power supply might not be providing enough power; check the power supply to ensure it meets the device's requirements.
General| Frame Rate | 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Pixel Pitch | 12 μm |
| Image Enhancement | Yes |
| Spectral Range | 8-14 μm |
| Resolution | 384x288 |
| Weight | 500g |
| NETD | <40mK |
| Display | AMOLED |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Thermal Sensitivity | <40mK |
| Display Size | 0.39 inch |
| Digital Zoom | 1-8x |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 60°C |
Covers environmental influences, risk of swallowing, and general use/power supply safety instructions.
Operations for Power, Up, Menu, and Down buttons in single use.
Functions requiring simultaneous presses of multiple buttons for advanced features.
Crucial safety advice and handling guidelines for the battery pack to ensure longevity and safety.
Using the Down button to take photos and record videos, with notes on file management.
Procedure for identifying and correcting dead or stuck pixels using the device's interface.
Detailed steps for adding, revoking, and saving pixel corrections.
Restoring the device to its original factory default settings.
Activate rangefinder, align lines with targets (Deer, Boar, Hare) for distance measurement.
Activate the tracking function by pressing M and Down buttons simultaneously.
Connect to devices via Wi-Fi; default name ZOOM_XXXXXX, password 12345678.
Access app settings to modify Wi-Fi SSID and password.
Instructions for cleaning surfaces, contacts, battery slots, and optical components.
Addresses power, image quality, Wi-Fi, and low temperature effects.
Safety precautions for using the device on the body, including separation distance and accessory guidelines.
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