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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Table of Contents
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1 Disclaimers
13
Legal Disclaimer
13
Government Regulations
13
Copyright
13
Quality Assurance
14
Patents
14
EULA Terms
14
EULA Terms
15
2 Safety Information
16
Cautions and Warnings Related to a Classified (Hazardous) Area
16
General Cautions and Warnings
17
Table of Entity Parameters
20
Battery Warning Label
20
Laser Warning Label
21
Laser Rules and Regulations
21
Compliance Marking
21
Applicable Markings
22
Certifications
22
Explosive (Hazardous) Environment
22
Safety
22
3 Notice to User
23
User-To-User Forums
23
Calibration
23
Accuracy
23
Disposal of Electronic Waste
23
Training
23
Documentation Updates
23
Note about Authoritative Versions
24
4 Customer Help
25
General
25
Submitting a Question
25
Downloads
26
5 Conditions of Use for Ex Equipment
27
6 Important Note about Training and Applications
28
General
28
7 Important Information about FLIR Gfx3Xx Series Service
29
8 List of Accessories and Services
30
9 Introduction
33
10 Example Images
34
General
34
Images
34
11 Quick Start Guide
35
Starting the Camera for the First Time
35
Detecting a Gas Leak
39
Procedure
39
Related Topics
40
Detecting a Temperature
40
Procedure
40
Related Topics
41
12 FLIR Gfx3Xx Series General Instrument Check
43
13 Note about Ergonomics
44
General
44
Figure
44
Related Topics
45
14 Camera Parts
46
View from the Left
46
Explanation
46
Figure
46
View from the Right
47
Explanation
47
Figure
47
View from the Rear
48
Explanation
48
Figure
48
View from the Rear with Open Cover
49
Explanation
49
Figure
49
Battery Condition LED Indicator
50
Explanation
50
Figure
50
Power LED Indicator
50
Laser Pointer
51
General
51
Figure
51
Laser Warning Label
51
Laser Rules and Regulations
51
Serial Number
52
General
52
Figure
52
15 Screen Elements
53
Mode Selector
53
Explanation
53
Figure
53
Result Table and Measurement Tools
53
Toolbox, Indicators, and Other Objects
53
Explanation
54
Figure
54
16 Achieving a Good Image
55
General
55
Adjusting the Infrared Camera Focus
55
Figure
55
Procedure
55
Adjusting an Image
55
Explanation of the Adjustment Methods
56
Procedure (Auto)
56
Figure
56
Procedure (HSM)
56
Procedure (Manual)
56
Selecting a Suitable Temperature Range
56
About Temperature Ranges
56
Understanding the Temperature Scale
57
Changing the Temperature Range
58
Selecting a Suitable Color Palette
58
Procedure
58
Enabling or Disabling Histogram Mode
58
General
58
Enabling or Disabling Inverted Color Palette
58
Changing Object Parameters
59
General
59
Types of Parameters
59
Recommended Values
59
Procedure
59
Related Topics
60
17 Connecting External Devices
61
General
61
Figure
61
Explanation
61
Formatting Memory Cards
61
18 Handling the Camera
63
Charging the Camera Battery
63
Charging the Battery Using the Power Supply Cable
63
Charging the Battery Using the Stand-Alone Battery Charger
63
Installing and Removing the Camera Battery
64
Installing the Battery
64
Removing the Battery
64
Turning on the Camera
65
Procedure
65
Turning off the Camera
65
Adjusting the Viewing Angle of the Viewfinder
66
General
66
Figure
66
Procedure
66
Adjusting the Viewfinder's Dioptric Correction
66
Procedure
67
Adjusting the Camera Grip
67
General
67
Figure
67
Opening the Display
67
Adjusting the Viewing Angle of the Display
68
General
68
Figure
68
Procedure
68
Adjusting the Infrared Camera Focus
68
Procedure
69
Using the Zoom Function
69
General
69
Operating the Laser Pointer
70
Figure
70
Procedure
70
Laser Warning Label
70
Laser Rules and Regulations
70
Assigning Functions to the Programmable Button
71
General
71
Procedure
71
19 Working with Views and Images
72
Saving Infrared Images
72
General
72
Image Capacity
72
Saving an Infrared Image Directly to an SD Memory Card
72
Previewing and Saving an Infrared Image to an SD Memory Card
72
Opening an Image
73
General
73
Procedure
73
Changing Settings Related to Image Presentation
73
Editing a Saved Image
74
General
74
Procedure
74
Deleting a File
74
20 Working with Measurement Tools
75
Laying out a Measurement Tool
75
General
75
Procedure
75
Moving or Resizing a Measurement Tool
75
Creating & Setting up a Difference Calculation
75
Changing Object Parameters
76
General
76
Types of Parameters
76
Recommended Values
77
Procedure
77
Related Topics
77
21 Programming the Camera
78
General
78
Procedure
78
22 Recording Video Clips
79
General
79
Procedure
79
23 Changing Settings
80
General
80
Procedure
80
24 Technical Data
81
Online Field-Of-View Calculator
81
Note about Technical Data
81
Note about Authoritative Versions
81
FLIR Gfx320 14.5° Fixed Lens
82
FLIR Gfx320 24° Fixed Lens
87
25 Mechanical Drawings
92
26 EU Declaration of Conformity
95
27 MET Compliance Data Report (Truncated)
97
28 Iec/Iecee/Intertek Test Report (Truncated)
100
29 Iec/Iecee/Intertek CB Test Certificate
103
30 MET Laboratories Test Certificate (Truncated)
106
31 MET Laboratories Letter of Certification
108
32 Element Type Examination Certificate (Truncated)
110
33 Iecex Technical Report: Gb/Emt/Extr16.0015/00
112
34 Iecex Quality Assessment Report: GB/EMT/QAR16.0003/00
114
35 Cleaning the Camera
116
Camera Housing, Cables, and Other Items
116
Liquids
116
Equipment
116
Procedure
116
Infrared Lens
116
36 Cooler Maintenance
117
General
117
Signs to Watch for
117
37 Detectable Gases
118
General
118
Gases that Can be Detected by FLIR Gfx3Xx
118
38 Why Do some Gases Absorb Infrared Energy
121
39 About FLIR Systems
124
More than Just an Infrared Camera
125
Sharing Our Knowledge
125
Supporting Our Customers
126
40 Terms, Laws, and Definitions
127
41 Thermographic Measurement Techniques
129
Introduction
129
Emissivity
129
Finding the Emissivity of a Sample
129
Reflected Apparent Temperature
133
Distance
133
Relative Humidity
133
Other Parameters
133
42 About Calibration
134
Introduction
134
Definition-What Is Calibration
134
Camera Calibration at FLIR Systems
134
The Differences between a Calibration Performed by a User and that Performed Directly at FLIR Systems
135
Calibration, Verification and Adjustment
135
Non-Uniformity Correction
136
Thermal Image Adjustment (Thermal Tuning)
136
43 History of Infrared Technology
137
44 Theory of Thermography
140
Introduction
140
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
140
Blackbody Radiation
140
Planck's Law
141
Wien's Displacement Law
142
Stefan-Boltzmann's Law
143
Non-Blackbody Emitters
144
Infrared Semi-Transparent Materials
146
45 The Measurement Formula
147
46 Emissivity Tables
151
References
151
Tables
151
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Model
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Language
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