Display - Dräger UCF 6000 Notice D'utilisation

2.2

Display

► Illustration on the fold-out page
The colors of the thermal image are displayed as defined in the
selected application mode (see Chapter 2.3.3 on Page 36).
The average temperature measured in the marked area is displayed
on the bottom right. The area in which the temperature is measured
depends on the distance to the measured objects. The larger the
distance to the measured objects, the larger the area in which the
temperature is measured becomes, and the less precise the
temperature information for the individual objects is. More precise
temperature measurements can be achieved by reducing the distance
to the object. The temperature is displayed in ° C or ° F, depending on
the settings. The temperature display can be changed using the
supplied PC software.
On the right side of the display a color scale with the temperature
range and the corresponding color display is shown. Normally the
color scale represents the temperatures from 110 °C (230 °F) to
130 °C (266 °F). The camera automatically switches to high
temperature mode if a large part of the displayed thermal image
exceeds 130 °C (266 °F). In this mode the color scale represents the
temperature range from 300 °C (572 °F) to more than 900 °C
(1650 °F).
Gray colors indicate temperatures below the lower threshold, red
colors indicate that the high temperature threshold is exceeded.
Dräger UCF 6000, UCF 7000, UCF 8000, UCF 9000
The following symbols may appear in the upper area of the display:
If this symbol (overheat
indicator) flashes, the
temperature inside the camera
is reaching its upper limit.
The symbol stays on
permanently once the max.
temperature has been reached.
In this case, the camera
switches off automatically.
This symbol indicates the high
temperature mode. This mode is
automatically activated if a large
part of the displayed thermal
image exceeds 130 °C (266 °F).
The photo memory is 80% full.
The amount of memory used up
is depicted next to the symbol.
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