Technical data
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Important information
- Chapter 2 Introduction
- Chapter 3 Using your camera
- 3.1 Parts supplied
- 3.2 Camera features and controls
- 3.3 Charging the camera
- 3.4 Switching on and off
- 3.5 Power management
- 3.6 Battery status indicator
- 3.7 Adjusting the display brightness
- 3.8 Changing the display mode
- 3.9 Zooming the display (TH32 model only)
- 3.10 Freezing the display (TH24 model only)
- 3.11 Adjusting the eyepiece diopter setting
- Chapter 4 Troubleshooting and support
- Chapter 5 Technical specification
- Chapter 6 Options and accessories
3.7Adjustingthedisplaybrightness
Youcanadjustthedisplaybrightnessonthecameratothelevel
youndmostcomfortabletouse.
Toadjustthedisplaybrightness:
1.PresstheDisplaybrightnessbuttononce.
Oneofthefollowingiconsisdisplayedforafewseconds,
indicatingthecurrentbrightnesslevel:
DisplayiconBrightnesslevel
Low
Medium-low
Medium
Medium-high
High
2.Toselectadifferentbrightnesslevel,presstheDisplay
brightnessbuttonagain.
Subsequentbuttonpresseswillcyclethroughallavailable
brightnesslevels.
Note:Ifthecameraisswitchedoff,holdingdowntheDisplay
brightnessbuttonturnsontheLEDtasklight.Thetasklightis
disabledifthecameraisswitchedon.
3.8Changingthedisplaymode
Yourcamerahas3displaymodes.Youcanswitchbetweendisplay
modestohelpyouseemoreclearlyindifferentenvironmental
conditions.
Toadjustthedisplaymode:
1.PresstheDisplaymodebuttononce.
Oneofthefollowingiconsisdisplayedforafewseconds,
indicatingthecurrentdisplaymode:
DisplayiconDisplaymode
Whitehot—hotterobjectsappearaswhite
orlightgrey.
Blackhot—hotterobjectsappearasblackor
darkgrey.
Marinered—similartotheWhitehotdisplay
mode,butthehottestobjectsinthesceneare
coloredredtomaintainnormalnightvision.
2.Toselectadifferentdisplaymode,presstheDisplaymode
buttonagain.
Subsequentbuttonpresseswillcyclethroughall3display
modes.
Note:WhileWhitehotisthemostcommonlyusedandvisually
intuitivewayofviewingthermalimages,Blackhotcanenhance
thecontrastofcertainobjects,orprovidebettervisualperspective
insomeconditions.
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