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Select
the
Defective
Pixel
Repair
option
by
briefly
pressing
the
MENU
11
button
.
Step
2.
Select
the
defective
pixel
A
marker
appears
in
the
centre
of
the
display
.
On
the
right
side
of
the
display
appears
a
“
magnifying
glass
” –
a
magnified
image
in
the
frame
with
a
fixed
cross
,
designed
for
easier
detection
of
a
defective
pixel
and
to
match
the
pixel
with
the
marker
,
and
horizontal
and
vertical
arrows
for
X
and
Y
axes
showing
the
marker
ʼ
s
movement
.
With
a
short
press
of
the
UP
10/
DOWN
12
buttons
move
the
marker
to
align
it
with
a
defective
pixel
.
Switch
the
direction
of
the
marker
from
horizontal
to
vertical
and
vice
versa
with
a
short
press
of
the
MENU
11
button
.
Align
the
defective
pixel
with
the
fixed
cross
in
the
frame
–
the
pixel
should
disappear
.
Step
3.
Remove
the
defective
pixel
Delete
the
defective
pixel
with
a
short
press
of
the
ON
/
OFF
9.
Once
the
pixel
has
been
successfully
deleted
an
“
OK
”
message
will
briefly
appear
on
the
screen
.
You
can
then
delete
another
defective
pixel
by
moving
the
marker
across
the
display
.
Exit
the
Defective
Pixel
Repair
submenu
with
a
long
press
of
the
MENU
11.
Warning
!
The
display
of
a
thermal
imager
may
have
1 2
pixels
represented
as
bright
white
or
coloured
(
blue
,
red
)
dots
which
cannot
be
deleted
and
are
not
a
defect
.
Restore Default Pixel Map

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