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Working with measurement tools
16.1
Creating & setting up a spotmeter
General
To measure the temperature of a single pixel, you use the spotmeter measurement
function. The area inside the spotmeter must be covered by the object of interest to
display a correct temperature.
Procedure
Follow this procedure to create and set up a spotmeter:
To go to the mode selector, push the
button to the right of the joystick.
1
In the mode selector, select
Camera
and push the joystick.
2
To create a spotmeter, select
Spot
in the toolbox and push the joystick.
3
To move the spotmeter, do the following:
1 Select
Move
.
2 Push the joystick.
3 To move the spotmeter, move the joystick left/right or up/down.
4 To confirm, push the
button.
4
To use the current spotmeter temperature as a reference temperature, select
Set as reference temperature
and push the joystick to confirm.
Note: For a box, circle, or line, you can only use this command if
Max.
,
Min.
, or
Avg.
is active.
5
To set local parameters for this spotmeter only, do the following:
1 Select
Use local parameters
.
2 Push the joystick.
3 Select
Edit local parameters
.
4 Push the joystick
5 To set values for emissivity, object distance and reflected apparent tem-
perature, use the joystick.
6 To confirm, push the
button.
6
To make the spotmeter trigger an alarm, select
Alarm
to set up alarm pa-
rameters. For information on how to do this, see section 18 – Working with
alarms on page 111.
7
To confirm and leave the dialog box, push the
button.
8
Related topics
Depending on your settings, this tool may not be visible. For more information,
see section 22.2.1 – Changing the number of measurement tools on page 133.
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