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Possible
cause
Brightness
or
contrast
level
is
too
low
.
Solution
Adjust
the
brightness
or
contrast
level
in
the
Quick
Menu
.
Colour
bars
appear
on
the
display
or
the
image
disappears
Possible
cause
The
device
was
exposed
to
static
charges
during
operation
.
Solution
When
the
exposure
to
static
charges
is
over
,
the
device
may
either
reboot
automatically
or
require
to
be
switched
off
and
on
again
.
The
image
of
the
object
being
observed
is
missing
Possible
cause
The
object
is
behind
glass
,
which
obstructs
thermal
vision
.
Solution
Remove
the
glass
.
Poor
image
quality
/
Detection
range
reduced
Possible
cause
These
problems
may
occur
during
observation
in
adverse
weather
conditions
(
snow
,
rain
,
fog
,
etc
.).
The
image
quality
during
the
device
operation
at
below
zero
temperatures
is
worse
than
at
positive
temperatures
Possible
cause
In
warm
climates
,
objects
in
the
background
of
a
thermal
image
heat
up
differently
because
of
thermal
conductivity
,
generating
a
high
temperature
contrast
and
a
sharper
thermal
image
.
In
cold
climates
,
objects
in
the
background
of
a
thermal
image
will
cool
down
to
roughly
the
same
temperature
,
which
leads
to
a
greatly
reduced
temperature
contrast
and
a
degraded
image
quality
.
This
is
normal
for
all
thermal
imaging
devices
.
Smartphone
or
tablet
PC
cannot
be
connected
to
the
device
Possible
cause
Device
password
has
been
changed
.
Solution
Delete
the
network
and
connect
again
using
the
password
saved
in
the
device
.
Possible
cause
The
device
is
in
an
area
with
too
many
Wi
-
Fi
networks
that
may
be
causing
signal
interference
.
Solution
To
ensure
a
stable
Wi
-
Fi
connection
,
relocate
the
device
to
an
area
with
fewer
or
no
Wi
-
Fi
networks
.
Possible
cause
The
device
has
a
5
GHz
network
enabled
,
but
the
smartphone
only
supports
2.4
GHz
.

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