User manual

USER MANUAL

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• Under the heading named “Voice Annotat”, you can toggle between “on” and “off” by

using the ◄

► Keys. The selection “on” is confirmed by pressing the M or OK

Keys.

• Once the voice annotation option is selected and set, it will remain as selected until

changed by the operator.

• Press the OK Key to begin a voice recording, the recording time is recorded

automatically. Press the Key to stop recording. Pressing the C Key will cancel the

recording.

• Press the OK Key to playback your recording. Pressing the C Key will cancel the

recording. The process can be repeated until an acceptable recording has been

saved.

• Pressing the

•

Key will confirm the recording and save both the image and the

recording. The symbol will appear temporarily on the screen. The screen will

display “Saved as IMAGE006” for example, to confirm that the process has been

completed.

• To turn off the voice annotation option, press the M Key to bring up the main menu,

then press the ▲

▼

◄

► Keys to highlight the “Setup Analysis” option, then

select by pressing the M or OK Key.

• Under the heading named “Voice Annotat”, you can toggle between “on” and “off” by

pressing the ◄

► Keys. The selection “off” is confirmed by pressing The M or

OK Keys.

Note:

Recording will automatically stop when it reaches 30 seconds for any image.

Non-uniformity Calibration (NUC)

• Non-uniformity Calibration allows the automatic adjustment of the camera’s detector

to ensure normalization and sharpness of the image.

• Non-uniformity Calibration can be performed on live images.

• To perform a Non-uniformity Calibration (NUC), press and hold the C Key for two

seconds.

• The live image will pause temporarily while internally a shutter is placed in front of the

detector image automatically by the camera.

• If the image quality is still not acceptable, press and hold the ► Key and at the same

time press the C Key to modify the background. “Calibrating…” is displayed on the

screen when the calibration process takes place and “Finished” is displayed on the