Thermal Camera

i-Series
User’s manual

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Version 1.3

Copyright © 2022 SATIR LTD. All rights reserved.

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 About this IR Camera User Guide

Symbols Used

This mark denotes issues that may affect the IR camera’s operation.

This mark denotes additional topics that complement the basic

operation procedures.

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 Thumb Index
Introduction of camera components.
Preparing the
IR Camera

Describes basic functions, learning how to turn on/off

the IR camera and work with the control panel and Basic function
LCD monitor.

Describes working with the camera, from each

analysis settings to using the camera’s various Shooting

analysis tools.

Explains how to review recorded images, erase Playback and

images and playback voice memos. erase

Explains how to transfer images or video to a Connection

computer. and download

You must read this section before connecting your camera to a

computer.

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Table of Contents
Read This First ............................................................................................................. 7

Component Guide.................................................................................... 12

Front View ............................................................................... 12

Side / Top View ....................................................................... 13

Preparing the IR Camera .......................................................................... 14

Charging the Device ............................................................... 14

Charging Device via Cable Interface ..................................... 15

Turning the Power On / Off..................................................... 16

Auto Power off Duration......................................................... 17

Basic Functions ....................................................................................... 18

Menus Operation .................................................................... 18

Menu Description.................................................................... 20

Set Date and Time................................................................... 21

Resetting the Settings to Default ........................................... 21

Shooting .................................................................................................. 22

IR Camera Adjustment ........................................................... 22

Focus ................................................................................. 22

Screen Brightness ........................................................... 22

Display Modes .................................................................. 23

Palette settings ................................................................ 24

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 Digital Zoom adjustment ............................................... 25

Local Display Settings ..................................................... 25

Temperature Measurements .......................................... 26

Set Units ......................................................................... 27

Temperature Range.......................................................... 28

LED settings ..................................................................... 29

Fulfill the Analysis Function ......................................................... 30

Set Thermography Rules ....................................................... 30

Setting analysis tools ........................................................ 31

Setting the Alarm temperature .......................................... 33

Picture and Video ................................................................... 34

Snapshot and Edit the image ................................................. 35

Record/Replay the Video........................................................ 37

Playback and Erase .......................................................................... 38

Opening Images ...................................................................... 38

File Manager............................................................................ 39

Connection and Download....................................................................... 40

Connection Bluetooth ............................................................ 40

Connecting to Thermal App ................................................. 41

Connecting to Wi-Fi ................................................................ 42

Connecting to Hotspot ........................................................... 43

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 Connecting to a computer ..................................................... 44

Maintenance ........................................................................................... 45

Upgrade Device ...................................................................... 45

Trouble Shooting .................................................................... 46

Appendix ................................................................................................. 47

Camera Care and Maintenance .............................................. 47

Emissivity table ...................................................................... 48

Specification ............................................................................................ 54

Contact Details ....................................................................................... 57

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Read This First
Please Read

Test Shots
Before you try to shoot important subjects, we highly recommend that
you shoot several trial images to confirm that the IR camera is
operating and being operated correctly.

Please note that SATIR, its subsidiaries and affiliates, and its
distributors are not liable for any consequential damages arising from
any malfunction of an IR camera or accessory that results in the
failure of an image to be recorded or to be recorded in a format that
is machine readable.

Warning Against Copyright Infringement

Safety Precautions
Before using the camera, please ensure that you read and
understand the safety precautions described below. Always ensure
that the IR camera is operated correctly.

The safety precautions noted on the following pages are intended to

instruct you in the safe and correct operation of the IR camera and
its accessories to prevent injuries or damage to yourself, other
persons and equipment.

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Warnings
Read on to learn about using IR camera properly.

Avoid damaging eyesight

Warning: Do not trigger the laser pointer in human or animal eyes.

Exposure to the laser produced by the laser pointer may damage
eyesight.

Do not disassemble

Do not attempt to disassemble or alter any part of the equipment that is

not expressly described this guide.

Stop operating immediately if it emits smoke or noxious fumes

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Immediately turn
the IR camera’s power off, Unplug the power cord from the power outlet.
Confirm that smoke and fume emissions have ceased.

Stop operating immediately if it is dropped or the casing is

damaged
Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Immediately turn
the IR camera’s power off, Unplug the power cord from the power outlet.

Do not use substances containing alcohol, benzene, thinners

or other flammable substances to clean or maintain the IR
camera
The use of these substances may lead to fire.

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Remove the power cord on a regular periodic basis and wipe
away the dust and dirt that collects on the plug, the exterior of
the power outlet and the surrounding area
In dust, humid or greasy environments, the dust that collects around the
plug over long periods of time may become saturated with humidity and
short-circuit, leading to fire.

Do not handle the power cord if your hands are wet

Handling it with wet hands may lead to electrical shock. When

unplugging the cord, ensure that you hold the solid portion of the plug.
Pulling on the flexible portion of the cord may damage or expose the
wire and insulation, creating the potential for fires and electrical shocks.

Do not cut, alter or place heavy items on the power adapter cord
Any of these actions may cause an electrical short circuit, which may
lead to fire or electrical shock.

Use only the recommended power accessories

Use of power sources not expressly recommended for this IR camera

may lead to overheating, distortion of the IR camera, fire, electrical
shock or other hazards.

Use only recommended accessories

Disconnect the compact power adapter from both the IR

camera and power outlet after recharging and when the IR
camera is not in use to avoid fires and other hazards
Continuous use over a long period of time may cause the unit to
overheat and distort, resulting in fire.
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 Exercise due caution when screwing on the separately sold
tele-lens, close-up lens

If the lens is loosened and fallen off, the glass shards may cause an
injury.

If your camera is used for prolong periods, the IR camera body

may become warm
Please take care when operating the IR camera for an extended period
as your hands may experience a burning sensation.

Once the equipment reach end of live

2012/19/EU (WEEE directive): Products marked with this symbol cannot be disposed of as
unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. For proper recycling, return this product to
your local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at
designated collection points. For more information see: www.recyclethis.info

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Prevent Malfunction
Read on to learn about preventing malfunction of IR camera.

Avoid damaging the detector of the IR camera

Warning: Do not aim the IR camera directly into the sun or at other
intense heat source which could damage the detector of the IR
camera.

Avoid Condensation Related Problems

Moving the IR camera rapidly between hot and cold temperatures may
cause condensation (water droplets) on its external and internal
surfaces.

You can avoid this by placing the IR camera in the plastic case (bundle)
and letting it adjust to temperature changes slowly before removing it
from the case.

If Condensation Forms Inside the IR Camera

Stop using the camera immediately if you detect condensation. Continue

to use may damage the IR camera. Remove the PC card, and a
household power source, from the IR camera and wait until moisture
evaporates completely before resuming use.

Right Reserved

SATIR reserves the right to change the functions and configurations of

our products without prior notice.

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 Component Guide
Front View

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Component Guide
Side / Top View

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 Preparing the IR Camera
Charging the device

• Please only use the approved batteries and power adaptor supplied with
the camera

• Hold the device and press both sides of the battery lock catch as
illustrated above.
• Keep hold of the battery and withdraw it from the housing.
• Insert the battery into the charging housing. The status of the battery is
shown via the charging status lamps on the base.

• When the battery is fully charged, remove the battery from the charging
base.
• Align the ribbed piece on the battery with the notch of the device, and
insert battery into the camera housing.

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 Preparing the IR Camera
Charging the Device via Cable Interface

Before You Start

Please make sure the battery is installed before charging.
Steps
1. Open the top cover of the device.
2. Connect the interface and the power adaptor with Type-C or USB
cable.

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 Preparing the IR Camera
Turning the Power On / Off

The power indicator is lit while the power of the camera is on.

1
Holding the camera correctly
with your left hand, put your
thumb above the key pad and
put your forefinger in front of
the definable trigger.

2 Power switch

Press and hold the power

switch for 3 seconds.

It may take the camera 30

seconds to be fully
operational.

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 3

After a while, a startup image

will appear on the screen.

4 Turn off the camera.

Hold the power switch for 3 seconds.

• The power indicator goes off.

Auto Power off Duration

Set Auto Power-off Duration

Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Auto Power-off
Duration Settings to set the automatic shutdown time for device
as required

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Basic Functions
Menu Operation

The device supports both touch-screen control and button control.

Touch-screen control
Tap on the screen to set parameters and configurations.

Figure 2-4 Touch-screen Control

Button control
Press the navigation buttons to set parameters and configurations.

● Press , , , and to move the cursor up/down/left/right.

● Press to confirm.

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Description Function
Component
Laser Button Hold the button to turn on laser, and
release the button to turn off laser.
Navigation Button Menu Mode:

● Press , , ,and to select

parameters.
● Press to confirm.

Non-Menu Mode:

● Press to turn on/off the LED light

supplement.

● Press to start digital zoom.

Lens Sheet Button Cover the lens to perform the correction.

[NUC]
Back Button Exit the menu or return to previous
menu.
Focus Knob Adjust lens focal length. See Focus
Lens.
Trigger Pull the trigger to capture. Hold the
trigger to record videos.
Cable Interface Connect the device to your PC via cable
to export files.

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 Basic Functions
Menu Description

In the observation interface, tap the screen or press to show the

menu bar.

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Set Date and Time

Steps
1. Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Time and Date.
2. Set the date and time.
3. Press to save and exit.
Note
Go to Local Settings → Image Settings → Display Settings to enable or disable
time and date display.

Setting to Default

Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Device Initialization

to initialize the device and restore default settings.

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Shooting
IR camera Adjustment

Focus Lens
Adjust the lens focal length properly before you set any other
configurations, or it may affect the image display and temperature
accuracy.
Steps
1. Power on the device.
2. Aim the device lens to the appropriate scene.
3. Adjust the focus knob clockwise or anticlockwise, see figure
below.

Note
DO NOT touch the lens to avoid affecting the display effect.

Screen Brightness
Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Display Brightness
to set the screen brightness. It can be set as Low, Medium, or
High.

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Display Mode
You can set the thermal/optical view of the device. Thermal,
Fusion, PIP, and Optical are selectable.
Steps

1. Select from the main menu.

2. Tap on the icon to select the display mode .

In thermal mode, the device displays the thermal view.

In fusion mode, the device displays the combined view of

thermal channel and optical channel.
Note

You can press and to set the fusion distance. Or go to

Local Settings → Image Settings → Parallax Correction to
select the fusion distance.

In PiP (Picture in Picture) mode, the device displays thermal

view inside the optical view.
Note
You can press and to set the PiP proportion. Or go to Local
Settings → Image Settings → PiP Proportion to set the value.

In optical mode, the device displays the optical view.

3. Press to exit.

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Palettes Setting
The palettes allow you to select the desired colours.
Steps
1. Select from the main menu.

2. Tap on the icons to select a palette type.

White Hot
The hot part is light-coloured in view.
Black Hot
The hot part is black coloured in view.
Rainbow
The target displays multiple colours, it is suitable for scene without
obvious temperature difference.
Ironbow
The target is coloured as heated iron.
Red Hot
The hot part is red coloured in view.
Fusion
The hot part is yellow-coloured, and the cold part is purple-
coloured in view.
Rain
The hot part in the image are coloured, and the else is blue.
3. Press to exit the setting interface.

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Digital Zoom Adjustment
In the live view interface, press to adjust the digital zoom to
1×, 2×, or 4× Then you can view the target or scene in larger size.

Local Display Settings

Go to Local Settings → Image Settings → Display Settings to
enable the corresponding icons. Then you can view the device
status, time, and target emissivity in live view interface.

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Temperature Measurement
The thermography (temperature measurement) function provides the real-time
temperature of the scene and display it on the left of your screen. The thermography
function is turned on by default.
Set Thermography Parameters
You can set thermography parameters to improve the accuracy of
temperature measurement.
Steps
1. Go to Local Settings → Thermography Settings.
2. Set the Thermography Range, and Emissivity, etc.
Thermography Range
Select the temperature measurement range. The device can detect
the temperature and switch thermography range automatically in
Auto Switch mode.
Emissivity
Refer to Common Material Emissivity Reference to set the
emissivity of your target.
Reflection Temperature
If any object (not the target) of high temperature is in the scene, and
the target emissivity is low, set the reflection temperature as the high
temperature to correct the thermography effect.
Distance
The distance between the target and the device. You can customize
the target distance or select the target distance as Near, Middle, or
Far.
Environment Temperature
The average temperature of the environment.

Humidity
Set the relative humidity of current environment.
Note
Go to Local Settings → Image Settings → Display Settings to enable/disable the
emissivity display.
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Note.
You can go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Device Initialization →
Measurement Tool Initialization to initialize the temperature measurement
parameters.

Set Unit
Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Unit to set the
temperature unit and distance unit.
Note
You can go to Local Settings → Image Settings → Display Settings to
enable/disable the temperature display.

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Temperature Range
Set a temperature section and the palette only works for targets
within the temperature section. You can adjust the temperature
range.
Steps

1. Select from the main menu

2. Select auto adjustment or manual adjustment

Auto adjustment

Select and press the device adjust temperature range

parameters automatically
Manual Adjustment
• Select and press

• Level and Span adjustment. Press or to select

the max , min temperature or both. You can also tap on
the screen to select the max or min temperature.

• Press or adjust the temperature value. You can

also tap on the arrow on the right side of the screen to
adjust the temperature value.
• Press to exit .

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LED Setting

LED Light
Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Light Supplement.
Tap to enable LED light, or press in the live view to
enable/disable the LED light.

Laser
In the live view interface, hold to enable/disable the laser
light.
Caution
The laser radiation emitted from the device can cause eye injuries,
burning of skin or inflammable substances. Before enabling the
Light Supplement function, make sure no human or inflammable
substances are in front of the laser lens.

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Fulfill the Analysis Function
Set Thermography Rules

You can set thermography parameters to improve the accuracy of

temperature measurement.
Steps

1. Select from the main menu.

2. Set the analysis parameters , point, line , as shown below.

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Setting Analysis tools
Point Rule
You can set four types of point thermography rules.

Icon Description
Centre Point Thermography
High-temperature Point Thermography
Low-temperature Point Thermography
Custom Point Thermography

The setting method of centre point, high-temperature, and low-

temperature point thermography are all the same. Here is the
example of setting high-temperature point thermography.
Example
Tap on the interface, the device locates the point of the
highest temperature, and displays Max: XX.
Custom Point Thermography
The device can detect the temperature of a custom point.
Steps
1. Select.
2. Press.
3. Move the point with the navigation buttons or tap on the
touchscreen to select a point.
4. Press. the temperature of custom point (e.g., P1) displays
P1: XX.
5. Repeat step 1 to 3 to set other custom points.
Note
At most ten custom points supported.

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Set Line Rule
Steps

1. Select.
2. Press to generate a default line.

3. Press , , , and to move the line up/down/left/right.

4. Drag points of the line on the touchscreen to extend or shorten the
line.
5. Press.
Note
Only one line is supported.
The max. temperature, low temperature, and average temperature of line (e.g. L1)
displays L1 Max: XX Min: XX Avg: XX. The real-time temperature trend chart will
display.

Set Frame Rule

Steps
1. Select.
2. Press to generate a default frame.

3. Press , , and to move the frame up/down/left/right.

4. Press to enlarge the frame and press to contract the
frame. Or you can drag the corner of the frame on touchscreen to
enlarge or contract the frame.
5. Press.
The max. temperature, low temperature, and average temperature
of frame (e.g., S1) displays S1 Max: XX Min: XX Avg: XX.
6. Repeat step 1 to 5 to set other frames.
Note
At most three frames are supported.

DELETE RULES
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Tap and press to clear all temperature rules. Or tap
and choose the single rule you want to delete.

Set Temperature Alarm

Set the alarm rules and the device will alarm when the
temperature triggers the rule.
Before You Start
Set the palette.
Steps
1. Go to Palettes from the main menu.
2. Tap the icons to select an alarm rule type.

3. Optional: Press and to select between upper limit and

lower limit.

4. Press and to adjust the rule temperature.

5. Press to exit
icon Alarm Mode Description
Above Alarm Set the alarm temperature, and the
device alarms when target temperature
is higher than rule temperature.
Below Alarm Set the alarm temperature, and the
device alarms when target temperature
is lower than rule temperature.
Interval Alarm Set the alarm temperature section (e.g.,
90 °C to 150 °C), when target
temperature is within the section (e.g.,
100 °C), the device alarms.
Insulation Set the alarm temperature section (e.g.,
Alarm 90 °C to 120 °C), when target
temperature is without the section (e.g.,
70 °C or 125 °C), the device alarms.

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Set Alarm/Alert Thermography Rules
Alarm actions, such as: audible warning and sending notification to
the client software, are triggered when the tested temperature
exceeds the set alarm or alert value.

Steps
1. Go to Settings → Thermography Settings → Alarm Settings.
2. Enable the function and set the alarm threshold, alert threshold,
and audible warning.

Alarm Threshold
When the tested temperature exceeds the threshold, the device
sends alarm notification to the client software. It beeps if the audible
warning is enabled. The frame flashes red if the frame rule is
configured.

Alert Threshold
When the tested temperature exceeds the threshold, the device
sends alert notification to the SATIR i-Series App.

Audible Warning
The device beeps when target temperature exceeds the alarm
threshold.

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Fulfill the Analysis Function
Picture and Video

Insert memory card into the device, then you can record videos,
capture snapshots, and mark and save important data.
Note
● Device does not support capturing or recording when the menu is shown.
● When the device is connected to your PC, it does not support capturing or
recording.
● Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Filename Header, you can set the
filename header for capturing or recording to distinguish the files recorded in a
specify scene.

Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Device Initialization to initialize the

memory card is needed.

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Fulfill the Analysis Function
Snapshot and Edit the Image

Capture Picture
Steps
1. Go to Local settings Capture Settings
2. Select Capture Mode to set the capture mode
a. Single capture
i. Capture one picture for one time
b. Continuous Capture
i. Capture multiple pictures for one time. you
can set the amount of pictures
c. Time capture
i. Device captures one picture after the
specified time interval. You can set time
interval as required.
3. Select picture type
a. Offline picture
i. Select this type when analysing the picture
with the client’s software. you can add
remakes on the picture.
b. Thermal Graphic
i. Select this type for custom software
development. remark on the picture is not
allowed.
4. Optional - you can enable flashlight to get a clear visual
picture in a dark environment.
5. Optional – set the optional resolution as needed.
6. Press to exit.
7. In the live view interface, pull the trigger to capture
snapshoot
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 8. Offline Picture Mode
a. In this mode when the users click the trigger button
the live image will freeze, and the display has a
editing interface

b. Tap to add text remarks. Tap the screen to show

the keypad interface, enter the comments and
confirm.
c. Tap to add voice remarks. Hold to start
recording and release the button to stop recording
d. Tap to add thermography analysis.

e. Tap of pull the trigger to save the snapshot

9. Refer to export files to export the save snapshot
Note
The image editing interface is not available in the Thermal Graphic Mode.

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 Fulfill the Analysis Function
Record / Replay the Video

Steps
1. In the live view interface, pull the trigger to start recording.
The recording icon and count down number display in the
interface

2. When you finish, pull the trigger again to stop recording.

The recording video will be saved automatically and exit.

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Fulfill the Analysis Function
Playback and Erase

Opening images
Steps

1. Select from the main menu.

2. Press, , , and to select the video or snapshot.

3. Press to view the file.
Note
● When you are viewing the videos or capture snapshots, you can

switch the file by tapping or .

● When you are viewing the snapshots, you can tap to play
the sound. Refer to Connect Bluetooth to set the Bluetooth.
● For more information contained in capture snapshots or videos,
you can install the thermography client to analyse them. You can
get the thermography client software from the disk packed in box.

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 Fulfill the Analysis Function
File Manager

Connect the device to your PC with supplied cable, you can export
the recorded videos and captured snapshot.
Steps
1. Open the cover of cable interface.
2. Connect the device to your PC with cable and open the
detected disk.
3. Select and copy the videos or snapshots to PC to view the files.
4. Disconnect the device from your PC.
Note
For the first time connection, the driver will be installed automatically.

Light Settings
Set LED Light

Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Light Supplement

and tap to enable LED light.
You can also press ▲ in live view to enable the LED light.

Set Laser Pointer

When in live view press and hold to enable the laser pointer, release
to turn it back off.

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 Connection and Download
Connect Bluetooth

You can record and hear the sound contained in the videos or
images via Bluetooth headsets after pairing the device with
Bluetooth headsets successfully.
Steps

1. Select from the main menu.

2. Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Bluetooth.

3. Tap on to enable the Bluetooth.

Note

You can also press or to quit pairing.

The device will search the nearby enabled Bluetooth headsets and pair them
automatically.
Result
After pairing you can record and hear the sound via the headsets while recording and
playing the video or image

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Connection and Download
Connect to Thermal APP

The device supports both Wi-Fi connection and WLAN hot spot.
Connect the device to SATIR-Thermal software, and you can
control the device via mobile client.

NOTE: Please try all of the below options as some may not
work with certain Android phones.

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Connection and Download
Connect Via Wi-Fi

Before You Start

Download and install client software on your phone.
Steps
1. Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Wi-Fi.
2. Tap to enable Wi-Fi, and the searched Wi-Fi will be
listed as below.

3. Select Wi-Fi and enter password to show the keypad interface.

Note
DO NOT tap enter or space, or the password may be incorrect.
4. Tap Close to hide the keypad.
5. Tap OK.
6. Search the USB stick for the App, download and install the app.
Alternatively download i-Series app from https://satir.com/software
7. Launch the App and follow the start-up wizard to create, and
register an account.
8. Add the device to online devices.
Result
You can view the live view, capture snapshots, and record videos
via the client.

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Connection and Download
Connect Via Hot Spot

Before You Start

Download and install client software on your phone.
Steps
1. Go to Local Settings → Device Settings → Wi-Fi Hotspot
Settings.

2. Tap to enable WLAN hot spot function.

3. Tap Set Hot Spot to set the WLAN hot spot. The hot spot name
and password display automatically.

4.Edit the hot spot name and password, show the keypad
interface.
DO NOT tap enter or space, and at least 8 characters, or the
password may be incorrect.

5. Tap Close to hide the keypad.

6. Connect your phone to the WLAN Hot Spot of the device.
7. Search the USB stick for the App, download and install the app.
Alternatively download i-Series app from https://satir.com/software
8.Launch the app and follow the start-up wizard to create and
register an account.
9. Select Wi-Fi configuration in the software, enter the serial
number of devices to add the device. Refer to the manual of client
software for details.
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Connection and Download
Connect to a Computer

Connection

Connect the USB cable to the computer’s USB port and the multi-
functional dock’s terminal.

• You do not need to turn off the computer or camera when making
this connection.

• Please refer to your computer manual for information regarding

the location of the USB port

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 Maintenance
Upgrade Device

View Device Information

Go to Local Settings → Device Information to view the device
information.

Upgrade Device
Steps
1. Connect the device to your PC with cable and open the
detected disk.
2. Copy the upgrade file and paste it to the root directory of the
device.
3. Disconnect the device from your PC.
4. Reboot the device and then it will upgrade automatically. The
upgrading process will be displayed in the main interface.
Note
After upgrading, the device reboots automatically. You can view
the current version in Local Settings → Device Information.

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Troubles Shooting
Default Setting

Problem Cause Solution

Camera will Power is not turned on • Turn on the camera. See

not operate Turning the Power On / Off

Insufficient battery voltage • Fully charge the battery.

Camera will Internal memory is full • If required, download the

not record images to a computer and
erase them to make some
space.

Battery pack Battery pack capacity • Replace the battery pack with a
consumed reduced because of disuse new one.
quickly for one year or more after
being fully charged.

Battery life exceeded. • Replace the battery pack with a

new one

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 Appendix
Camera Care and Maintenance
Use the following procedures to clean the camera body, lens, LCD
monitor and other parts.

Wipe the body clean with soft cloth or eyeglass

Camera Body
lens wiper.
First use a lens blower to remove dust and dirt,
then remove any remaining dirt by wiping the lens
Lens lightly with soft cloth.
• Never use synthetic cleaners on the camera body or
lens.
Use a lens blower brush to remove dust and dirt. If
necessary, gently wipe the LCD monitor with soft
cloth or an eyeglass lens wiper to remove

LCD monitor stubborn dirt.

• Never rub or press forcefully on the LCD monitor.
These actions may damage it or lead to other
problems.

Never use thinners, benzene, synthetic cleaners or water to clean the

camera. These substances may distort or damage the equipment.

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Appendix
Emissivity table
Emissivity
Material Temperature（°C）
approximation
Metal

Aluminum
Polished aluminum 100 0.09
Commercial aluminum
100 0.09
foil
Electrolytic
25～600 0.55
chromeplate alumina
Mild alumina 25 ~ 600 0.10 ~ 0.20
Strong alumina 25 ~ 600 0.30 ~ 0.40
Brass
Brass mirror (highly
28 0.03
polished)
Brass oxide 200 ~ 600 0.61 ~ 0.59
Chrome
Polished chrome 40 ~ 1090 0.08 ~ 0.36
Copper
Copper mirror 100 0.05
Strong copper oxide 25 0.078
Cuprous oxide 800 ~ 1100 0.66 ~ 0.54
Liquid copper 1080 ~ 1280 0.16 ~ 0.13
Gold
Gold mirror 230 ~ 630 0.02

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 Appendix
Emissivity table (continue)
Emissivity
Material Temperature（°C）
approximation
Polished cast iron 200 0.21
Processed cast iron 20 0.44
Polished tempered
40 ~ 250 0.28
Iron
Polished steel ingot 770 ~ 1040 0.52 ~ 0.56
Raw welded steel 945 ~ 1100 0.52 ~ 0.61
Surface ferric oxide 20 0.69
Completely rusty
22 0.66
surface
Rolled iron plate 100 0.74
Oxidized steel 198 ~ 600 0.64 ~ 0.78
Cast iron (Oxidizing at
198 ~ 600 0.79
600°C)
Steel (Oxidizing at
125 ~ 520 0.78 ~ 0.82
600°C)
Electrolytic ferric oxide 500 ~1200 0.85 ~ 0.89
Iron plate 925 ~ 1120 0.87 ~ 0.95
Cast iron, heavy ferric
25 0.80
oxide
Tempered iron, ferric
40 ~ 250 0.95
oxide
Melting surface 22 0.94
Melting cast iron 1300 ~ 1400 0.29
Melting mild steel 1600 ~ 1800 0.28
Liquid steel 1500 ~ 1650 0.42 ~ 0.53
Pure liquid iron 1515 ~ 1680 0.42 ~ 0.45

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Emissivity table (continue)
Emissivity
Material Temperature（°C）
approximation
Lead
Pure lead (Non-
125～225 0.06～0.08
oxidization)
Mildly oxidized 25 ~300 0.20 ~ 0.45
Magnesium
Magnesia 275 ~ 825 0.55 ~ 0.20
Magnesia 900 ~ 1670 0.20
Hg 0 ~ 100 0.90 ~ 0.12
Nickel
Electroplate polishing 25 0.05
Electroplate 20 0.01
non-polishing
Nickel wire 185 ~ 1010 0.09 ~ 0.19
Nickel plate 198 ~ 600 0.37 ~ 0.48
Nickel oxide 650 ~ 1255 0.59 ~ 0.86
Nickel alloy
Nickel-chrome (heat-
resistance) alloy wire 50～1000 0.65～0.79
(shining)
Nickel-chrome alloy 50 ~ 1040 0.64 ~ 0.76
Nickel-chrome (heat
50～500 0.95～0.98
resistance)
Nickel-silver alloy 100 0.14
Silver
Polished silver 100 0.05
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Emissivity table (continue)
Emissivity
Material Temperature（°C）
approximation
Stainless steel
18-8 25 0.16
304(8Cr,18Ni) 215 ~ 490 0.44 ~ 0.36
310(25Cr,20Ni) 215 ~ 520 0.99 ~ 0.97
Tin
Commercial tin plate 100 0.07
Strong oxidization 0 ~ 200 0.60
Zinc
Oxidizing at 400°C 400 0.01
galvanized shining 28 0.23
iron plate
Ash zinc oxide 25 0.28
Non-metal materials
Brick 1100 0.75
Fire brick 1100 0.75
Graphite(lamp black) 96 ~ 225 0.95
Porcelain enamel 18 0.90
(white)
Asphaltum 0 ~ 200 0.85
Glass (surface) 23 0.94
Heat-resistance glass 200 ~ 540 0.85 ~ 0.95
Calcimine 20 0.90
Oak 20 0.90

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Emissivity table (continue)
Emissivity
Material Temperature（°C）
approximation
Carbon piece 0.85
Isolation piece 0.91～0.94
Sheet metal 0.88 ~ 0.90
Glass pipe 0.90
Loop type 0.87
Porcelain enamel
0.90
products
Porcelain enamel
0.83～0.95
designs
Solid materials 0.80 ~ 0.93
Ceramics (vase type) 0.90
Film 0.90 ~ 0.93
Mica 0.94 ~ 0.95
Flume mica 0.90 ~ 0.93
Glass 0.91 ~ 0.92
Semiconductor 0.80 ~ 0.90
Transistor (plastics 0.30～0.40
sealed)
Transistor (metal) 0.89～0.90
Diode
Transmitting loop
Pulse transmission 0.91 ~ 0.92
Level chalkiness layer 0.88 ~ 0.93
Top loop 0.91 ~ 0.92

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Emissivity table (continue)

Emissivity
Material Temperature（°C）
approximation

Electric materials

Epoxy glass plate 0.86

Epoxy
0.80
hydroxybenzene plate

Gilded sheet copper 0.30

Solder-coated copper 0.35

Tin-coated lead wire 0.28
Brass wires 0.87 ~ 0.88
Block talcum terminal 0.87

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Specification

All data is based on SATIR’s testing standard. Subject to change without

notice.

Type i 160 i 384

Image performance

FOV/Min.focus distance 25° x19°/0.07m 37.5° x28.5°/0.10m

Spatial resolution 1.7 mrad 1.7 mrad

Thermal sensitivity ≤0.05°C@25°C

Detector type Vox

Resolution 160x120 (17µm) 384 x288 (17µm)

Spectral range 8-14µm

Focus Manual

Image presentation

Image mode IR / CCD / Fusion / PIP

LCD Display 3.5” touch screen 640x480 Resolution

Visible pixels Configurable ,2,5,8 million pixels

Video output NTSC (60Hz) or PAL (50Hz) composite video

Digital zoom 1x,2x,4x

Temperature measurement

Measurement range -20℃～+550℃, (-4°F～+1022°F),

Accuracy ±2° or ±2% of readings

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 10 movable spots, auto hot/cold spot, profile, 3 area
Measurement mode
boxes, isotherm, line

Emissivity, ambient temperature, distance, relative

Correction
humidity, reflected temperature

Alarm Yes

Image storage

Type 16GB / 64GB Removable Micro SD card

File format .JPG(thermal/Visual)

Annotation Voice, note annotation
Wi-Fi 802.11a/ac/b/g/n/ (2.4and 5Ghz)
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.2
Power system

Battery type Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Charge interface Type-C

Battery operating time 4 hours

Power manage Auto shut off / Sleep mode

Environment specification
Operating temperature
-20°C to +50°C
range
Storage temperature range -40°C to +70°C

Humidity 10% to 95%, non-condensing

Encapsulation IP54

Shock 25G
Vibration 2G
Drop resistance 2 meter
Physical characteristic

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Size 244x100x104mm
Weight Less than 660g
Tripod mounting 1/4"_20

Additional features

Illuminator Yes

Laser pointer Yes

Video record Yes

Text comment Yes

Voice comment Yes

Ports USB port , Analog video output

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