Avycon AVT-BT130MT-B User Manual
BT130MT-B
AVT
BT320MT-B
MANUAL
Human Body Temperature
Rapid Screening Device
Warning, Caution & Note
Definition
Warning refers to the hazardous situation or behavior that could result in
personal injury or death.
Caution refers to the situation or behavior that could cause damage to
the thermal imager or permanent loss of data.
Note refers to tips useful to users.
Important Information – Please read before using the device
Caution - As the thermal imager adopts a highly sensitive thermal sensor, the lens
should not be directly aimed at substantial radiation sourcesn, direct or
reflected laser beam) under any circumstances (power on or power off ), or it will
cause permanent damage to the thermal imager!
Caution -
violent shake or collide of thermal
Caution -
original packing box and store in a cool, dry, and ventilated place without
strong electromagnetic field.
Caution - Avoid oil stains and various chemicals from contaminating or damaging
the surface of lens. After utilization, please
Caution - To prevent the potential danger of data loss, please copy (backup) the
The
original packing box must be adopted during transportation.
utilization
and transportation.
For
saving
imager during
of thermal imager, it is recommended to adopt the
cover the lens cap.
Avoid
data into computer frequently.
Note - Before accurate reading of the data, the thermal imager may need
a 3-5 minutes preheating process.
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Note - Each thermal imager has been calibrated before delivery. It is suggested
to carry out temperature correction annually.
Caution - Do not open the enclosure or modify without permission. The
maintenance can only be carried out by the personnel authorized by the company.
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Contents
Warning, Caution & Note ............................................................................................... 2
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 1
1.1
1.2 Functions ..............................................................................................................................1
1.3
2 Brief Introduction of Thermal Imager .............................................................. .........3
2.1
2.2 Interface
3 Basic Operation ......................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Battery Installation and Replacement ........................................................................ 7
3.2
3.3
Model Identification
Standard Configuration
Function Buttons ...............................................................................................................3
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3.1.1
3.1.2 Battery Replacement .............................................................................................. .9
3.3.1 Acquiring Thermal Image ....................................................................................... 10
3.3.2 Monitoring Point Setting ........................................................................................ 11
3.3.3 Thermal Image Saving ............................................................................................ 12
3.3.4 Thermal Image Playback .......................................................................................12
3.3.5 Export of Saved Information ................................................................................. 13
3.3.6 LCD Setting ................................................................................................................ 13
3.3.7 Menu Operation Instruction ..................................................................................13
Battery Loading/Unloading ...................................................................................7
General Instructions on Safe Battery Use ................................................................. 10
Quick Start ......................................................................................................................... 10
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4 OperationGuidance .................................................................................................14
4.1 Operation Interface Description ..................................................................................14
4.1.1 Graphic Interface of Working Status Screen of Thermal Imager
4.1.2 Floating Bar Interface ............................................................................................. 16
4.1.3 Main Menu Interface ................................................................................................16
4.1.4 Sub-menu Interface ................................................................................................. 17
4.2 Addition of Temperature Measurement Object ....................................................... 17
4.3 Video Recording ................................................................................................................18
4.4 Photo Taking .......................................................................................................................18
4.5 Preview .................................................................................................................................. 19
4.6 Setting ................................................................................................................................. 20
4.6.1 General Setting ......................................................................................................... 20
4.6.2 Temperature Measuring Setting .......................................................................... . 24
4.6.3 Temperature Measurement Correction
4.6.4 Image Setting ............................................................................................................26
4.6.5 TF Card Management ............................................................................................. 30
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4.6.6 Photo Setting ............................................................................................................ 32
4.6.7 System Setting ......................................................................................................... 33
4.7 File Management ............................................................................................................. 36
4.7.1 Playback .................................................................................................................... 36
4.7.2 Deletion ..................................................................................................................... 38
5 Technical Specifications ......................................................................................... 39
6 In Vivo & Shell Temperature Conversion Table ...................................................... 41
7 Common Failure Countermeasures ........................................................................41
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1 Introduction
Thank you for choosing the human body temperature rapid screening device (here
in after referred to as: thermal imager) of AVYCON Technology Co., Ltd.(here
in after referred to as: AVYCON Technology).
1.1 Model Identification
AVT-BT130MT-B thermal device adopts 25um 160×120 detector with a temperature
scope of 20°C～50°C.
AVT-BT320MT-B thermal device adopts 25um 384×288 detector with a temperature
scope of 20°C～50°C.
1.2 Functions
Functions include:
11 optional color codes
11 optional languages
1 regional temperature
measurement Customize shortcuts
Power save mode
LCD intensity control
Video output - NTSC or PAL system
Time / date setting
Restore factory setting
TF card unloading, formatting
TF card image capture, video saving
image capture voice or text notes
Continuous image capture
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Alarm image capture
Alarm video
Isothermal function
Temperature measuring setting
Common Built-in Materials Emissivity Option List CMOS visible image and
saving 2 LED fill lights
Infrared and visible image fusion
Fusion for High and Low Temperatures
1.3 Standard Configuration
Thermal imager (hand strap)
Carrying case
Lithium battery
Lens cap
Optical disks for user manual, statement analysis system
TFcard (8G)
TF card reader
Video output cable
External 12V power adapter
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2 Brief Introduction of Thermal Imager
2.1 Function Buttons
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[1] Power Switch
To turn on/off the thermal imager Press this button for more than 3 seconds to turn
on/turn off the thermal imager.
Note: After shutdown, wait at least 10 seconds after re-starting, to ensure the
safety of the thermal imager.
[2] Select / Auto Button (Tag A)
The button with tag A has the three functions below.
a) The first function is to modify the parameters selected. To perform the
function, shortly press (less than 2 seconds) and release the button, and modify
the selected parameters. Then, press the button once each time to select the
next parameter, and the selected parameter will be tagged in yellow. The
function includes:
[3] Cancel/Visible light Button（Tag C）
Press the button to cancel the current menu operation in menu mode.
Press the button to return to the active mode in frozen image or playback mode.
Press the button to switch among thermal image, visible image and fusion
in non-menu and parameter modification mode.
Press the button to delete the measurement parameter when selecting
a measurement parameter such as a measurement point.
[4] Frozen/Saving （Tag S）
freeze or save images. Press the button once to freeze the image, press the
To
cancel button to return to the active mode, press the button twice to save the
image. If the audio annotation function or text annotation function is on, the
annotation dialog box will pop out. Select the image or video in file management,
and press S button for the prompt whether to delete the item.
[5] Menu/OK Button
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Include up, down, left, right and menu/enter（）buttons. It has different functions
in different operation modes.
In menu mode, it is for menu selection, and up and down buttons for menu
operation of the same level. When there is no sub-menu, adopt the left and right
buttons to switch options; when there is a sub-menu, adopt the right button
to enter into the next level of menu operation. Enter(in the middle)button is adopted
to confirm the selection and return to the upper level.
When a temperature measurement point is selected, press the menu button to
pop out the attribute dialog box, select from the four direction buttons to move the
point.
When the temperature measuring line is selected, press OK button to pop out the
attribute dialog box. Press S button to switch the line position or length, and
select from four direction buttons to move the line position or change the length.
When the temperature measuring area is selected, press OK button to pop out
the attribute dialog box. Press S button to switch the area position or size, and
select from four direction buttons to move the area position or change the size. Up,
down, left and right buttons can also be defined as shortcuts. For details, refer to
the definition of trigger button.
[6] Trigger/Shortcuts
As a customize shortcut button, trigger button can be defined with the
functions below:
Lighting – press the button to turn on light, and press again to turn off the light.
Temperature measurement point, temperature measurement area - press once to
add a temperature measurement point or area, and then press once to delete a
temperature measurement point or area.
Image capture, record – press once to save the image or start recording.
Zooming –press once to zoom in or out the infrared image.
Increase or decrease LCD brightness - press once to increase or decrease
LCD brightness.
[7] Microphone
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For voice annotation when saving images.
2.2 Interface
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[1] USB Interface
The interface is for internal debugging.
[2] TF Card Slot
Adopt standard TF card, e.g. 8G TF card configured at random, for device
upgrading and image saving.
[3] Video Output
For video and audio output.
[4] Power Interface
External power input interface. DC12V power requirement. Positive central plug.
Attentions: Do not plug the audio cable into the power interface,
this will cause damage to the metal pin of the power supply, the
external power can’t be used.
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3 Basic Operation
3.1 Battery Installation and Replacement
3.1.1 Battery Loading/Unloading
Battery cartridge is in the handle of the device. Push the push button at the
bottom of the battery cover, switch out the battery buckle, and loaded or
unloaded the battery.
When inserting the battery, please note that the end with contact spot should be
inserted into the battery compartment first.
Close the battery cover. and use the device after hearing a "snap".
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Note: The device should adopt standard batteries, otherwise the mechanical or
electrical performance of the device may be damaged due to incorrect battery
size or voltage.
3.1.2 Battery Replacement
When showing empty battery and blinking for about 1 minute and 50 seconds, the
device displays battery low prompt message, and will automatically shut down
after about 10 seconds.
Replace the battery now.
Shutdown Prompt
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3.2 General Instructions on Safe Battery Use
The battery should be stored in the environment at a temperature between
-20°C-20°C, due to slight self discharge phenomenon during storage of battery,
to avoid over discharge that may occur during storage and aect the battery
capacity, the battery should be fully charged for storage and charged regularly.
The following intervals should be adopted:
Ambient temperature is -20℃-20℃. Once every 6 months;
Ambient temperature is 20℃-45℃. Once every 3 months;
Ambient temperature is 45℃-60℃. Once every 1 months.
The amount charged each time must exceed 50% of the battery capacity.
Battery should be charged at the environment temperature between0°C-40°C;
charging at the ambient temperature of 0°C will decrease the battery capacity;
charging at ambient temperature of over 40°Cmay cause over temperature and
damage.
Warning:
Do not disassemble, extrude or stab the battery;
Do not short circuit the external contacts of the battery;
Keep the battery dry. Do not put it in fire or water;
Do not put it in any place easily accessible to children;
Please dispose waste batteries in accordance with regulations of local government.
3.3 Quick Start
3.3.1 Acquiring Thermal Image
At the completion of battery installation, press the power switch of the
thermal imager (for over 3 seconds) until the display of power-on screen. After
about 50 seconds, the device is initialized and enters the working status.
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