Testo Testo 890-1 Quickstart

testo 885 / testo 890 Thermal Imager

Brief instructions

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Overview

Operating concept

The imager can be operated in two different ways.
Operation via touchscreen offers quick access to functions. Joystick operation

enables the imager to be operated with one hand.

Capacitive touchscreen. Operation is only possible with a bare fingertip
(no gloves) or a conductive stylus pen.

This document mentions functions/buttons that have to be activated:

• Touchscreen operation: touch with a fingertip.

• Joystick operation: select first (move joystick up/down/right/left to move the
orange selection box), then activate (press joystick).

Display interface

1 Image display: shows IR image or real image.
2 Scale display.
3 Imager mode selection bar (capture/image gallery).
4 Menu bar/tabbed windows (see below).
5 Status displays.

Menu bar / tabbed windows, menu

Functions are called up via the menu bar. The
menu bar comprises 3 tabs. Different functions
are available depending on which tab is
selected.

Via the menu, most functions from the 3 tabs
and many additional functions can be called up.
Open menu:

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Initial operation

Inserting the memory card

1. Open the cover of the bottom interface
terminal (1).

2. Push the memory card (SD or SDHC card)
into the card slot (2).

> To remove the memory card: press the

memory card to release the lock.

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Inserting the rechargeable battery

1. Open the battery compartment cover (3) on
the bottom of the imager.

2. Slide rechargeable battery (4) fully into the
battery compartment until it clicks into place.

- The imager starts automatically.

3. Close the battery compartment cover.

Performing basic settings

> Flip open the display and remove the protective film.

- The start screen appears on the display.

- When you first switch on the imager: the Country settings and Set

time/date dialogue boxes are opened one after the other to set the

instrument language, temperature unit (°C/°F) and time/date.