How to fix poor image quality on Snap-On ELITE?
If you are getting a poor or no image on your Snap-On Thermal cameras, the color palette or emissivity settings might be incorrect. Try changing both of these settings. Also, check for any condensation or debris on the imager window. If there is, clean the window or place the imager in a dry area at room temperature until the condensation clears.
Why won't my Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras turn on?
If your Snap-On Thermal camera won't turn on, first, ensure the battery is correctly installed. Remove and reinstall it to establish a secure connection. If that doesn't work, the battery may be discharged or defective. Try recharging it or replacing it with a fully charged, known good battery. If the issue persists, it may indicate device or software damage, and you should contact Customer Support.
What to do if my Snap-On Thermal cameras displays 'Disconnect the USB cable from the PC and retry'?
If your Snap-On Thermal cameras displays the error message “Disconnect the USB cable from the PC and retry” or “Unable to save image”, this means that saving and viewing images is disabled when the Thermal Imager is connected to a PC via USB. To fix this, disconnect the USB cable from the PC.
Why is the battery life on my Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras so poor?
If you are experiencing poor battery performance with your Snap-On Thermal cameras, ensure you are using the supplied USB cable and adapter for charging. An incorrect or defective USB power supply can cause issues. If the problem continues, the battery itself may be defective and require replacement.
Why is my Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras not connecting to ALTUS?
If your Snap-On Thermal cameras is not connecting with ALTUS, and images are not uploading, first check your ALTUS account to confirm that the device is correctly associated with the account. Also, access may be temporarily unavailable, so try again later, as updates may be in process. Finally, make sure the Wi-Fi radio is turned on in the settings and connected to a known good network. If needed, clear saved Wi-Fi networks and reconnect.
What does it mean when my Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras says 'microSD card is not installed'?
If your Snap-On Thermal cameras displays the error message “microSD card is not installed”, install the supplied microSD card.
Why are temperature readings inaccurate on my Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras?
If your Snap-On Thermal cameras temperature measurements are inaccurate, the emissivity setting might be incorrect; try adjusting it. Also, check the imager window for condensation or debris and clean it or allow it to dry in a room temperature environment.
What to do if temperature measurement display is non-responsive on Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras?
If the temperature measurement display on your Snap-On Thermal cameras is non-responsive, and the “>” symbol appears before the Center Region Temperature value, it means the maximum measurable temperature has been reached. Wait a few seconds and retry. If it's still unresponsive, turn the unit off and then back on.
Why does my Snap-On Thermal cameras Wi-Fi keep disconnecting?
If your Snap-On Thermal cameras Wi-Fi connection drops off or disconnects intermittently, the Wi-Fi signal strength may be insufficient due to range or interference. Move closer to the router, within 50 ft (15 m) and ensure a direct line of sight. Eliminate interference from lights, windows, walls, other wireless devices, metal objects, and devices emitting electrostatic discharge. Also, the router might be overloaded; try disconnecting other Wi-Fi devices.
How to fix Snap-On ELITE Thermal cameras not saving images to microSD card?
To resume operation, delete images from the microSD card, or move them off the microSD card to a PC.
General| Brand | Snap-On |
|---|---|
| Model | ELITE |
| Category | Thermal cameras |
| Language | English |
Read all instructions, safety messages, and environmental conditions for safe operation.
Explains hazard signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and safety message formatting.
Provides detailed specifications for display, camera, thermal imager, battery, and environmental limits.
Covers powering the device on/off, emergency shutdown, and basic button operations.
Explains how to connect to a Wi-Fi network and the ALTUS cloud service.
Details using Live Mode, changing display views, temperature readings, menu navigation, and spotlight.
Guides on connecting to Wi-Fi networks and understanding Wi-Fi status indicators.
A chart addressing common issues like power, image quality, and temperature measurement problems.
Steps to diagnose and resolve Wi-Fi connection issues, including icon identification and router checks.
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