iRay Technology Cabin Series, User Manual

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7. EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY

The CABIN will support the use of an external USB power  

supply (5V).

Connect an external power supply to the USB-C port of the CABIN 
(4) and the device will automatically switch to an external power 
supply while  simultaneously charging the internal battery.

At this time, the Battery Icon on the display will become a 
Charging Icon        and the Power Indicator will turn red, then, 
turn green after the Battery is fully charged. 

If an external power supply is connected, but no Battery Pack  
is installed, the Battery Icon will become a USB Icon        and the 
Power Indicator will turn green.

When the external power supply is disconnected the CABIN will 
automatically switch to the Battery Pack and operation will  
remain uninterrupted.

8. INSTALLATION AND USE

Power-On and Operation 

WARNING! The lens of the CABIN must not be pointed at any 

sources of intense energy such as laser-emitting devices or the 

sun. This may damage the electronic components in the device. 

Damage caused by failure to comply with the operating 

guidelines is not covered under warranty. 

Remove the 

Lens Cap (1). Press and hold the Power Button (5) 

for 2 seconds to power ON the device. Then, the Home Screen 
will appear after 3 seconds.

Rotate the 

Diopter Adjusting Ring (10) on the Ocular Lens until 

the symbology on the display is sharp. After this adjustment is 
completed there is no need to adjust the Diopter again unless 
the user changes.

Rotate the 

Lens Focusing Knob (12) to focus on the object 

observed.

Set the Image Mode: Press the 

Menu Button (7) to open the 

Shortcut Menu, and set the Image Palette Mode which is White-
Hot, Black-Hot, Color, Red-Hot, and Highlight. The Palette Icon on 
the top Status Bar will be updated in real-time.

Select the user adjusted settings of Screen Brightness, Image 
Sharpness, Image Mode, and Digital Zoom (See the Shortcut 
Menu in this manual for details).

After using the CABIN, press and hold the 

Power Button (5) until 

the Shutdown Countdown Screen appears. When the countdown 
counts from 3 to 0, the device is now shut down. The current user 
selections will be automatically saved after shutdown. During the 
shutdown period, do not remove the battery or these selections 
will not be saved.

If you release the Power Button (5) before the end of the 
countdown, the CABIN will go into Standby. You can wake the 
CABIN from Standby by pressing the Power Button (5) briefly.  

9. CALIBRATION

Image degradation is a normal function of a thermal imager, 

and should not be considered a defect.

When the image is degraded or uneven it can be automatically 
improved by calibration. Calibration unifies all pixels of the 
detector and eliminates any temporary defects visable in 
the image. There are three calibration modes: 

Automatic 

Shutter Calibration (A), Manual Shutter Calibration (M), and 
Background Calibration (B). Select the desired mode in the 
“Calibration Mode” of the Main Menu.

Automatic Shutter Calibration (A): The device will automatically 
perform Shutter Calibration according to the Software Algorithm 
without installing the Lens Cap (the Sensor automatically closes 
its Internal Shutter). Before Automatic Shutter Calibration, there 
will be a 5 second countdown next to the Shutter Icon in the 
Status Bar. You can cancel the Calibration by pressing the 

Power 

Button (5) during the countdown. In this mode, you can also 
press the Power Button for Manual Shutter Calibration. You will 
hear a click during calibration, this is the internal shutter.

Manual Shutter Calibration (M): On the Home Screen, briefly 
press the 

Power Button (5) for Manual Shutter Calibration 

without installing the Lens Cap (the Sensor automatically closes 
the Internal Shutter). You will hear a click during calibration, this is 
the internal shutter.

Background Calibration (B): Install the Lens Cap and press the 
Power Button (5). A text prompt will appear on the Home Screen 
“Cover lens during calibration!” The Background Calibration will 
start after 2 seconds. Remove the Lens Cap after Calibration. 
If you fail to cover the lens during a Background Calibration, 
temporary defects will appear in the image until a proper 
calibration occurs, this is not a defect and will not cause any 
permanent damage.