InfiRay TL35 SE Tube SE Series Thermal Imaging Scope User Manual

: June 13, 2024
: InfiRay

InfiRay TL35 SE Tube SE Series Thermal Imaging Scope

InfiRay-TL35-SE-Tube-SE-Series-Thermal-Imaging-Scope

Product Information **

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The InfiRay Outdoor Tube SE Series is a thermal imaging scope designed for displaying heat signatures during nature observation, remote hunting observations, and civil use. It is equipped with a built-in battery pack that cannot be removed. The device features an OLED display with various resolution options and supports Wi-Fi and APP connectivity. It also supports photo and video recording, recoil-activated video, as well as MIC and Bluetooth functions. The device has a memory capacity of 32 GB and is IP67 rated, making it resistant to dust and water. It has a temperature range of -20°C to +50°C and weighs [weight, g].

Product Usage Instructions

Safety Precautions:
- Never point the lens of the device directly at intense heat sources such as the sun or laser equipment to avoid damaging the interior components.
- Avoid touching the metal surface (cooling fins) after exposure to sunlight or cold.
- Keep the device away from small children to prevent swallowing of small parts.
- Handle the device with care to avoid damaging the internal battery.
- Do not expose the device to fire or high temperatures.
- Always store the device in its carrying bag in a dry, well-ventilated space.
- If the device has been damaged, send it to our after-sales service for repair.
Disposal Information:
- For proper recycling, return the product to your local supplier or designated collection points. Visit www.recyclethis.info for more information.
- Business customers within the European Union should contact their dealer or supplier for disposal information.
- Outside of the European Union, contact your local authority or dealer for disposal options.
Function Test:
- Before use, check for any visible damage on the device.
- Ensure that the device displays a clear and undisturbed image.
- Verify that the settings for the thermal imaging monocular are correct. Refer to the “Power On and Image Settings” section for more details.
Installing/Removing the Battery:
- The device is equipped with a built-in battery pack that cannot be removed.
- Note: Always refer to the complete user manual for detailed instructions and additional information.

Important Safety Information

Environmental influences

Never point the lens of the device directly at intense heat sources such as the sun or laser equipment. The objective lens and eyepiece can function as a burning glass and damage the interior components.
Avoid touching the metal surface (cooling fins) after exposure to sunlight or cold.

Risk of swallowing

Caution: Do not place this device in the hands of small children. Incorrect handling can cause small parts to come loose which may be swallowed.

Safety instructions for use

Handle the device with care: rough handling can damage the internal battery.
Do not expose the device to fire or high temperatures.
Always store the device in its carrying bag in a dry, well-ventilated space.
Do not expose your device to extreme temperatures lower than – 20°C and higher than + 50°C.
If the device has been damaged, send the device to our after-sales service for repair.

User information on the disposal of electrical and electronic devices (private households)

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.

For business customers within the European Union

Please contact your dealer or supplier regarding the disposal of electrical and electronic devices. He will provide you with further information.

Information on disposal in other countries outside of the European Union

This symbol is only applicable in the European Union. Please contact your local authority or dealer if you wish to dispose of this product and ask for a disposal option.

Intended use

The device is intended for displaying heat signatures during nature observation, remote hunting observations and for civil use. This device is not a toy for children.
Use the device only as described in this operating manual. The manufacturer and the dealer accept no liability for damages which arise due to non-intended or incorrect use.

Function test

Before use, please ensure that your device has no visible damage.
Test to see if the device displays a clear, undisturbed image.
Check that the settings for the thermal imaging monocular are correct. See the notes in the section Power On and Image Settings.

Installing/Removing the battery

The TUBE SE Series Thermal Imaging Scope is equipped with a built-in battery pack that cannot be removed.

Specifications

Model	TL25 SE	TL35 SE

m@100m

(Target Size: 1.7m×0.5m, P(n)=99%)

|

1300

|

1800

Display Parameters
Type| OLED
---|---
Resolution| 1536×1080 (0.43”)
Power Supply
Battery| Built-in 18650 battery/3350mAh
Max. Operating Time

(t=22ºC), h*

Rifled Weapon (Eo), Joules

| 6000
Compatible Mounts| 25.4mm ring

The actual service time depends on the use frequency of functions like Wi-Fi, video recording, etc.
Improvements may be made to the design and software of this product to enhance its features without prior notice.
You can download this User Manual at our official website: www.infirayoutdoor.com.

Package

TUBE SE Series Thermal Imaging Scope
Eyeshade
Picatinny rail clamp
Portable bag
Type-C cable
Power adapter (for multiple countries)
Lens cloth
Heated target for zeroing

Introduction

TUBE SE Series is an infrared scope for outdoor hunting. Designed based on infrared thermal imaging principles, it requires no external light sources during the day and at night, in all hard weather conditions (such as rain, snow, fog, and haze). It can be used without being affected by strong light and to observe even targets behind obstacles (such as branches, grass, and shrubs).
TUBE SE Series has a built-in power supply solution for a long operation duration and can be widely used for hunting, observation, and positioning in low visibility conditions. TUBE SE Series adopts a 25.4mm standard pipe diameter that features a smaller size and lighter weight, meeting the requirements of the general clamp interface.

Features

12μm self-developed detector
High image quality
Low power consumption, long battery life
Standard 25.4mm pipe diameter
Long detection range
50Hz frame rate
Built-in 32GB memory space, supporting photographing and video recording
Built-in Wi-Fi module, supporting App connection
Built-in compass and motion sensor
Expandable laser rangefinder function, with a measuring range up to 999m
PIP (picture-in-picture) function
Pixel defect correction
Convenient operation interface

Components and Controls

Eyeshade
Eyepiece diopter adjustment ring
Zoom handwheel
Controller
Power button
Lens focus ring
Lens cap
Objective lens
USB rubber cover
Type C port
LED indicator

Button Operation

Button| Current Status| Short Press| Long Press| Rotate
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Power button

rangefinder is connected

| ****

Perform single ranging

| ****

——

| ****

——

Main menu interface| Return to the upper menu

without saving

| ——| ——
Defective pixel

calibration interface

| Add / Delete defective pixels| ——| ——

Zoom handwheel

| ****

——

| ****

——

| ****

——

| Adjust the image magnification

(clockwise – zoom in; counterclockwise – zoom out)

Power button

+ Controller

| ****

Home screen

| Switch ranging mode between continuous ranging and single ranging when the laser

rangefinder is connected

| For 2s: turn on / off the laser rangefinder function

For 8s: active / hide the reticle

and its functions

| ****

——

Twice: take a photo

| main menu interface| Counterclockwise – adjust the

image brightness

---|---|---|---|---
Shortcut menu interface| Adjust the parameters of the

function

| Save and back to the upper interface| Switch menu options
Main menu interface| Confirm selection / Enter the

submenu

Pixel defect calibration / Zeroing / Laser calibration interface| Switch the moving direction| Clockwise – move the reticle rightward / downward

Counterclockwise – move the reticle

leftward / upward

Charging the Built-in Battery

TUBE SE Series is built in a rechargeable 18650 battery pack, with battery power for up to 11 hours of normal operating time. The battery should be fully charged before the first use.
Open the USB rubber cover (9) to reveal the Type C port (10).
Plug the Type C end of the supplied USB cable (12) into the Type C port (10) of the TUBE SE Series.
Connect the other end of the USB cable to the power adapter (13), and insert the power adapter (13) into a 100-240V power socket (14) for charging.
When charging, a lightning charging icon appears on the battery icon, and the LED indicator (11) on the device is red. When the LED indicator (11) turns green, it indicates that the charging is completed.
During use, if the battery icon turns red, it indicates that the battery level is low. Please charge the battery in time to avoid reducing the service life of the device due to the over-discharge of the battery.

Safety Precautions

When charging, please use the 5V2A power adapter compatible with the device. Using any other type of power adapter may cause irreversible damage to the battery or the adapter itself.
If the device is not used for a long time, the battery should be partially charged, not fully charged or discharged.
Do not charge the device immediately after it is moved to a warm environment from a cold environment. Wait for 30 to 40 minutes for preheating.
Do not use the charger if it is modified or damaged.
The device should be charged at a temperature of 0°C to +40°C. Otherwise, the battery life will be significantly reduced.
When charging, please do not leave the battery unattended.
Do not connect the battery to the power supply for more than 24 hours after it is already fully charged.
It is not recommended to connect third-party devices that consume more energy than the allowed value.
The device is equipped with a short circuit protection system, but conditions that may lead to a short circuit should be avoided.
Use the device at the recommended operating temperature from -20°C to +50°C. Do not use the device beyond this temperature range or it may shorten the battery life.
When the device is used under sub-zero temperatures, the battery capacity drops. This is normal and does not indicate a defect.

Mounting and Usage

Mounting on the weapon To ensure aiming accuracy, please fix the TUBE SE Series at a proper position on the weapon.
TUBE SE Series needs to be fixed with an adapter clamp, such as a simple Picatinny rail clamp provided in the package. TUBE SE Series is designed with a 25.4mm diameter pipe and can be used with a standard clamp for 25.4mm diameter pipes. Proper Btools can be used to mount TUBE SE Series according to the supplier’s installation suggestions and steps.
The mounting position should be adjusted according to the distance between the eye and eyepiece (eye relief) as specified in the specifications and the sense of use and comfort. If you fail to follow this suggestion, the eyepiece may hurt the shooter during the shooting.
It is recommended to mount the scope as low as possible, but keep it away from the barrel or other devices.
It is recommended to use a torque wrench to tighten the screws of the mounting clamp, so as to avoid damaging the scope body due to being over-tightened, and the recommended torque shall not exceed 2.5Nm.
When the scope is used for hunting, please carry out the zeroing operation first according to the instructions as specified in Section Zeroing in this manual.
When using the scope at night or in a dark environment, it is recommended to use an eyeshade to avoid being found

Power-on and Settings

Remove the lens cap (7).
Press and hold the Power button (5) for 2s to start the device, and wait for several seconds to enter the home screen to complete the startup.
Adjust the clarity of icons on the display by rotating the eyepiece diopter adjustment ring (2).
Rotate the lens focus ring (6) to adjust the focal length;
Set the image mode: On the home screen, turn the Controller (4) clockwise to set the palette mode, of which the options include white hot – black hot – pseudo-color – red hot – target highlighting in order.
Set the screen brightness: On the home screen, turn the Controller (4) counterclockwise to adjust the display brightness from level 1 to 5. A short prompt of the corresponding brightness icon will appear at the bottom of the display.
Remove the lens cap (7).
Press and hold the Power button (5) for 2s to start the device, and wait for several seconds to enter the home screen to complete the startup.
Adjust the clarity of icons on the display by rotating the eyepiece diopter adjustment ring (2).
Rotate the lens focus ring (6) to adjust the focal length;
Set the image mode: On the home screen, turn the Controller (4) clockwise to set the palette mode, of which the options include white hot – black hot – pseudo-color – red hot – target highlighting in order.
Set the screen brightness: On the home screen, turn the Controller (4) counterclockwise to adjust the display brightness from level 1 to 5. A short prompt of the corresponding brightness icon will appear at the bottom of the display.
Set the image sharpness: On the home screen, short press the Controller (4) to enter the shortcut menu to set the image sharpness.
Image calibration: On the home screen, short press the Power button (5) to perform the image calibration, when performing background correction, please close the lens cap (7) first. The calibration mode can be set in the main menu.
On the home screen, press and hold the Controller (4) for more than 3s to enter the main menu interface for more functions.
After using, press and hold the
Power button (5) for 3 seconds to enter the power-off interface.
Release the button until the countdown icon turns from 3 to 0, then a “Data saving …” prompt interface is displayed.
When the data is saved, the display turns black and the device is off. When the device is powering off and saving data, do not disconnect it from its power source. Otherwise, the data cannot be saved.
When releasing the button during the countdown, the device will enter the standby mode. Press the Power button (5) again to wake up the device.

Status Bar

The status bar is located at the top of the image interface and displays the information related to the current operating status of the device.

Current image mode ( : white hot; : black hot; : red hot; target highlight; : pseudo-color)
Current zeroing profile and zeroing distance (e.g., A100m)
Ultraclear mode: ( : the Ultraclear mode is off; : the Ultraclear mode is on)
Current visual magnification (TL35 SE: 3.0× to 9.0× adjustable, TL25 SE: 2.0× to 8.0× adjustable, with an interval of 1.0)
Calibration mode (A: Auto Calibration; M: Manual Calibration; B: Background Calibration). In mode A, the device automatically performs shutter correction at a certain interval.
Compass (displayed when the compass is on)
Standby status and time (off by default)
Bluetooth status (: Bluetooth is off. : Bluetooth is on but not successfully connected to the laser rangefinder module. : Bluetooth is on and successfully connected to the laser rangefinder module, the battery icon shows the power status of the rangefinder module)
Wi-Fi status ( : Wi-Fi OFF; : Wi-Fi ON)
Clock (Set it in the main menu or in the InfiRay Outdoor App)
Power status of the built-in battery pack

Zeroing

TUBE SE Series uses the “freezing” zeroing method. It is better to perform zeroing in environments within the operating temperature range of the scope.
Fix the scope on the weapon with a frock clamp (For details, refer to Section 8 Mounting and Usage).
When using the scope for the first time, press and hold the Controller (4) + Power button (5) for more than 8s to enable the hidden reticle and zeroing functions.
Select a target at a certain distance, such as 100m.
Adjust the scope according to the operating instructions as described in Section 8 Power-on and Settings.
Select the zeroing profile (refer to Main Menu – Zeroing Profile).
Press and hold the Controller (4) to enter the main menu interface.
Rotate the Controller (4) to select the Reset Zeroing Distance item ( ). Briefly press the Controller (4) to enter the submenu.
According to the selected target distance, select or add the new zeroing distance (refer to Main Menu – Reset Zeroing Distance).
After selecting the zeroing distance, rotate the Controller (4) to select the Zeroing function and press the Controller (4) to enter the zeroing interface.
The coordinate positions of the reticle (X-axis and Y-axis) are displayed in the upper left corner of the screen.
Aim and shoot at the target.
Observe the position of the actual point of impact, and assume that the red mark × in the figure on the right is the position of the point of impact (This mark is only for illustration. It should actually be a bullet hole).
If the point of impact and the aiming point (the center point of the reticle) do not match, keep the aiming position still, and meanwhile, press and hold the Controller (4) + Power button (5) at the same time until a snow-like freezing icon appears on the left of the screen, and the image is frozen. is frozen.
Rotate the Controller (4) to move the reticle until the reticle matches the point of impact.
Rotate clockwise to move the reticle right or down, and rotate anticlockwise to move the reticle left or up.
Press the Controller (4) to switch the movement direction between the X and Y. The position of the cursor indicates the current selected option, with the icon turning blue.
After moving the reticle, a little white dot appears on the screen, indicating the position of the reticle before moving.
After moving the reticle position to the actual point of impact, press and hold the Controller (4) to save the reticle position and return to the home screen.
Repeat aiming and shooting, until the position of the point of impact is consistent with that of the aiming point.
Note: After the zeroing position is set up, you can switch the option through Zeroing Distance in the shortcut menu.

Calibration

When the image is degraded or uneven, it can be improved by calibration. Calibration can balance the background temperature of the detector and eliminate the defects in the image.
On the home screen, short press the Power button (5) to perform the image calibration.
There are three calibration modes: Automatic calibration (A), Manual calibration (M), and Background calibration (B), which can be set in the main menu (refer to the Main Menu – Calibration).
Automatic (A): The device will calibrate automatically according to the software algorithm. There is no need to close the lens cover (the internal shutter covers the sensor). Before automatic calibration, there will be a 5-second countdown prompt behind the shutter icon on the status bar, which can be canceled this calibration during the countdown with a short press of the Power button (5). In this mode, the user can also finish the calibration manually with a short press of the Power button (5).
Manual (M): In this mode, it needs to finish the shutter calibration manually without closing the lens cap (the internal shutter covers the sensor).
Background (B): In this mode, the lens cap needs to be covered before calibration. After pressing the Power button (5), a prompt ‘Cover lens during calibration’ will be displayed for 2s on the home screen, then finish the background calibration after 2s.
When the device is just started, no matter which calibration mode is selected, the device will automatically and continuously perform the shutter calibration.

Magnification and Digital Zoom

The TUBE SE Series supports zooming the image to quickly increase the basic magnification. The magnification range is engraved on the housing of the eyepiece near the Zoom handwheel (3).
On the home screen, turn the Zoom handwheel (3) to align the indication line of the Zoom handwheel (3) with the corresponding magnification of the eyepiece to switch the magnification.
The TL35 SE supports the magnification from 3.0 to 9.0, by which the image can be magnified from 1 time to 3 times. The TL25 SE supports the magnification from 2.0 to 8.0, by which the image can be magnified from 1 time to 4 times.
The magnification is displayed on the status bar of the display in real-time.

Photographing / Video Recording

TUBE SE Series is equipped with a 32GB built-in memory space, which can be used for photographing and video recording. The photo and video files will be named by time, so it is recommended to reset the system date and time in the main menu before using (refers to
Main Menu – Settings – Date/Time), or synchronize the system date and time in the InfiRay Outdoor application.

Photographing

On the home screen, short-press the Controller (4) twice to take a photo. The image freezes for 0.5s, and the camera icon appears in the upper left corner of the screen.
Photos are stored in the internal memory space.
When the exclamation mark icon appears on the right side of the camera icon, it prompts that the memory space is insufficient. Check and transfer your videos and images to other media to free up the space.

Video Recording

On the home screen, briefly press the Controller (4) to open the shortcut menu function.
Rotate the Controller (4) to select the recording option and press the Controller (4) to turn on and start a video recording.
The recording icon and prompt box showing the recording time appear in the upper right corner of the display, with the time format as 00:00:00 (hour: minute: second).
During video recording, it can still take photos and operate the menu.
On the shortcut menu, select the video recording option and press the Controller (4) again to turn off and save the video recording.
All videos and photos will be saved in the built-in storage.

Note

The maximum duration of a video recording file is 30 minutes. When the duration is more than 30 minutes, the video will be automatically recorded onto a new file.
The images taken and the videos recorded are stored in the built-in memory space in the format of IMG_HHMMSS.jpg (image) and VID_HHMMSS.mp4 (video), with HHMMSS indicating hour/minute/second.
The number of files is limited by the internal memory space of the device. Check the remaining space regularly, and transfer your videos and images to other media to free up the space on the memory card.

Memory Access

When the device is powered on and connected to a computer, it will be recognized by the computer as a flash memory card.
Then, you can access the memory of the device and copy images and videos.
Perform the following operations to copy images and videos:
Connect the device to a computer through the USB cable.
Power on the device.
Double-click My Computer – double-click to open the device named “Infiray double-click to open the device name “TUBE SE Storage” to access the memory.
There are different folders named by time in the format of xxxx (year) xx (month) xx (day) in the memory.
Recorded photos and videos in that day are saved in the corresponding folders
Select desired files or folders to copy or delete.

Laser Rangefinder (ILR-1200-1, purchased separately)

TUBE SE Series supports external laser rangefinder modules (bought separately).
For a detailed description of the Installation and Usage of the laser rangefinder module, please refer to the manual of the laser rangefinder in its package.
Compared with a stadiametric rangefinder, the laser rangefinder is more accurate, with no need to find specific target objects.
Press and hold the Power button on the rangefinder module for 3s to turn on the rangefinder module. The red LED indicator on the rangefinder module blinks before the module is connected with TUBE.
Long press the Controller (4) for more than 3s on the Tube SE series to enter the main menu interface.
Select the Bluetooth option, and make sure the Bluetooth is on.
The laser rangefinder module will automatically connect with Tube SE series.
When the battery icon appears on the right side of the Bluetooth icon on the status bar, it means the Tube is successfully connected with the laser rangefinder module. The LED indicator on the laser rangefinder module turns off.
Press and hold the Controller (4) + Power button (5) on the home screen for 3s at the same time to turn on the laser rangefinder function. A bule rangefinder cursor appears on the screen.
Press the Power button on the rangefinder module twice to turn on / off the laser indicator.
There are two ranging modes for selection – continuous ranging (CON) and single ranging (SGL).
The default mode is the continuous ranging mode. Press the Controller (4) + Power button (5) at the same time to switch the ranging mode.
In the continuous ranging mode, the ranging is in real-time and automatic without any operation.
In the single-ranging mode, you need to briefly press the Power button (5) to perform the ranging operation.
The current ranging mode and ranging value are displayed in the upper right corner of the screen.
When the ranging value shows MAX, it means that the target distance has exceeded the maximum distance (999m) of the laser rangefinder.
Switch the measurement unit according to Main Menu – Settings -Units of Measure.
During continuous ranging, other functions such as photographing and video recording are not affected.
Press and hold the Controller (4) + Power button (5) at the same time to turn off the laser rangefinder function.
If the target position pointed by the laser indicator is not aligned with the center of the rangefinder cursor on the screen, it needs to calibrate the position of the laser rangefinder cursor referring to the Main Menu – Laser Calibration.

The shortcut menu can be used for quickly changing the basic settings of some common functions, including video recording, reticle style, reticle color, image sharpness, and zeroing distance.
On the home screen, press the Controller (4) to open the shortcut menu.
Turn the Controller (4) to switch between the following options and the icon background of the selected option is highlighted.
Video Recording ( ): Turn the Controller (4) to select the video recording option, and press the Controller (4) to turn the video recording function on/off.
Reticle Style ( ): Turn the Controller (4) to select the reticle style, and press the Controller (4) to switch between 6 styles.
Reticle Color ( ): Turn the Controller (4) to select the option, and press the Controller (4) to adjust the colors, including black, white, red, and green.
– Image Sharpness: Turn the Controller (4) to select the option, and press the Controller (4) to adjust the image sharpness from levels 1 to 5.
Zeroing Distance ( ): Turn the Controller (4) to select the option, and press the Controller (4) to switch between the distance values saved for the current zeroing profile (e.g. For firearm type A, when you select the option, only the distance values saved for type A are available).
Press and hold the Controller (4) or short press the Power button (5) to save the changes and return to the home screen.
In the shortcut menu, if there is no operation within 5s, the device will automatically save the changes and return to the home screen.

On the home screen, press and hold the Controller (4) for more than 3s to enter the main menu function.
Rotate the Controller (4) to switch the function options – clockwise rotation to move downward and anticlockwise to move upward.
Press the Controller (4) to adjust the parameters of the current option or enter its submenu.
The position of the cursor indicates the selected option, the icon of which turns from white into blue.
The operations for submenus are the same as above.
On any menu interface, press and hold the Controller (4) to save the changes and return to the home screen. Press the Power button (5) to return to the upper menu without saving the changes.
If there is no operation within 15s on any menu interface, it will automatically return to the home screen without saving.
During the continuous operation of the scope (i.e., until the riflescope is turned off), when exiting from the main menu, the cursor remains at the position before exiting. When you restart the scope and enter the main menu for the first time, the cursor stays at the first menu option.

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Status Auto Hiding

TUBE SE Series supports automatically hiding the GUI icons and showing the reticle only so that there is no blocking on the image.
Press and hold the Controller (4) to enter the main menu on the home screen.
Rotate the Controller (4) to select the Settings option.
Press the Controller (4) briefly to enter the Settings submenu, and rotate the Controller (4) to select the Status Auto Hiding option.
Press the Controller (4) briefly to enter the Status Auto Hiding submenu.
Rotate the Controller (4) to select Hide or Show.
Press the Controller (4) briefly to confirm the selection and exit from the submenu.
When Hide is selected, all GUI icons including the status bar will be automatically hidden and only the reticle will be displayed on the image if there is no operation within 8s.
The GUI icons will be displayed with the press of any button.
Only after the GUI icons is displayed, the buttons and menus can be manipulated.

Wi-Fi Function

TUBE SE Series has a built-in Wi-Fi module and can connect wirelessly to a mobile device (laptop or mobile phone) via Wi-Fi.
On the main menu, turn on the Wi-Fi function (refer to Main Menu -Wi-Fi for details).
After the Wi-Fi function is on, search for the Wi-Fi signal with the name “Infiray-TUBE_XXXXXX” on the mobile device, among which XXXXXX is a 6-bit serial number composed of letters and digits.
Select the Wi-Fi and enter the password to connect. The initial password is 12345678.
When Wi-Fi is successfully connected, it supports to control the scope via the InfiRay Outdoor App downloaded in the mobile device.

Setting Wi-Fi Name and Password

The Wi-Fi name and password of the device can be reset on the InfiRay Outdoor App.
After the scope is connected to the mobile device, and click the ‘Settings’ icon on the InfiRay Outdoor image screen to enter the Settings interface.
In the text box, enter and submit the new Wi-Fi name (SSID) and password.
It needs to reboot the device to take the new name and password effect.
Note: If the device is reset to the factory settings, the name and password of the Wi-Fi will also be restored to the default settings.

Updates and InfiRay Outdoor

The TUBE SE Series Thermal Imaging Scope support InfiRay Outdoor technology, which allows you to transmit images to the smartphone or tablet via Wi-Fi in real time mode.
The user manual of InfiRay Outdoor can be downloaded at our official website (www.infirayoutdoor.com).
Continuous improvements will be made to improve the user experience. The latest programs can be automatically detected and updated via the InfiRay Outdoor App. Also, it is feasible to download and update from the official website: www.infirayoutdoor.com.

About InfiRay Outdoor

You can download and install the InfiRay Outdoor App on the official website (www.infirayoutdoor.com) or the app store. Alternatively, you can scan the QR code to download it for free.
Open the InfiRay Outdoor App after installation.
If your device has been connected to a mobile device, please turn on the mobile data of the mobile device. After connection, an update prompt will be displayed automatically on the App. Tap Now to download the latest version immediately or Later to update later.
InfiRay Outdoor automatically registers the last connected device. Therefore, once you have connected with InfiRay Outdoor before, it will automatically detect the update even when the scope is not connected to the mobile device.
If an update is available and the mobile device accesses the Internet, you can download the update first. Then when the device is connected with the mobile device, it will be updated automatically.
After the update is installed, the device will restart automatically.

Technical Inspection

Perform a technical inspection to check the following items each time before you use the device.
Exterior of the device (no crack on the enclosure).
Lens and eyepiece (no crack, oil, stain, or other sediments).
Status of the rechargeable battery (fully charged in advance) and electrical contact (no salinization or oxidation).

Maintenance

The maintenance should be carried out at least twice a year and includes the following steps:
Wipe the surface of metal and plastic parts to clear off dust and dirt by using a cotton cloth. Silicone grease may be used for the cleaning process.
Clean the electric contacts and battery slots on the device using a non-greasy organic solvent.
Check the glass surface of the eyepiece and lens. If necessary, clear off the dust and sand on the lens (it is perfect to use a non-contact method). Use a specialized wiping tool and solvent to clean the optical surfaces.

Troubleshooting

The following table lists all problems that are likely to occur during device operation.
Check and address problems by referring to this table.
If faults not included in this table occur or you cannot fix the fault, return the device to its vendor or supplier for troubleshooting.

Fault	Possible Causes	Solution
The scope cannot be started.	The battery is out of charge.	Charge

The device cannot be powered by

using an external power supply.

| The USB cable is damaged.| Replace the USB cable.
The external power supply is insufficient.| If necessary, check the external power supply.
Images are unclear, vertical lines are

present, or the background is not even.

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Calibration is required.

| Calibrate the images as instructed in Chapter XIV of the

User Manual.

The image is too dark.| The screen is not bright enough.| Adjust the display brightness

The icons are clear but the image is blurry.

| The lens is not focused.| Rotate the lens focus ring to adjust the focus.

The inner or outer optical surface of the lens is dusted or iced.

| Wipe the outer optical surface by using a soft cotton cloth or

leave the scope to dry in a warm and dry environment for more than 4 hours.

The position of the reticle moves after shooting.

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The scope or the clamp is not mounted firmly.

| Check whether the scope is mounted firmly.

Ensure that the bullet type and caliber you use are consistent with that used for zeroing.

If you have performed zeroing in summer but are using the scope in winter (or vice versa), the zeroing point may have

changed slightly.

The scope cannot focus.| Configuration error.| Set the scope according to Section VII Mounting and Usage.
| | Check the outer surface of the objective lens and eyepiece, and if necessary, wipe off any dust and frost on it.

In cold weather, a special antifogging coating can be applied

(such as those used on eyeglasses or car rearview mirrors).

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The device cannot connect to a mobile phone or computer.

| The Wi-Fi password is incorrect.| Enter the correct password.
There are too many Wi-Fi networks in the range of the device, which may cause

interference.

| To enable stable network access, you are advised to move the device to an area with a limited number of Wi-Fi

networks, or an area without Wi-Fi coverage.

Wi-Fi signals are lost or interrupted.

| The device is beyond Wi-Fi coverage. There is blocking (such as concrete walls)

between the device and the receiver.

|

Move the device to a place where you can receive Wi-Fi signals.

The observed target disappears.

| You are observing the target through the

glass.

|

Observe the target directly without the presence of glass.

The image quality is poor or the

detection range shortens.

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These problems are likely to occur when you use the device in harsh weather (such as snow, rain, fog).

When the device is used at a low temperature, the imaging quality is poorer than that at a normal

temperature.

| At temperatures above 0°C, the temperature rise varies with the observed objects (environment and background) due to different heat conductivity coefficients. As a result, high-temperature contrast occurs and the image quality is better.

At low temperatures, the observed targets (background) usually cool down to a similar temperature because of reduced temperature contrast. Therefore, the image quality (details in particular) is poor, which is a characteristic of thermal imaging devices.

Legal and Regulatory Information

Wireless transmitter module frequency range:
WLAN: 2.400-2.500GHz (for EU)
Wireless transmitter module power < 20dBm (only for EU)
IRay Technology Co., Ltd. thus declares that the Tube SE Series complies with the directives 2014/53/EU and 2011/65/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of conformity as well as additional information are available at: www.infirayoutdoor.com.
This device may be operated in all member states of the EU.

FCC Statement

FCC ID: 2AYGT-2D00

Labeling requirements
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

This device may not cause harmful interference,
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Information to the user
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
Body-worn Operation

This device was tested for typical body-support operations. To comply with RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0.5cm must be maintained between the user’s body and the handset, including the antenna. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories used by this device should not contain any metallic components. Body accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. Use only the supplied or an approved antenna.

IRay Technology Co., Ltd.
Tel: 0086-400-999-3800
Email:infirayoutdoor@infiray.com
Web:www.infirayoutdoor.com
Add.: 11th Guiyang Street, YEDA, Yantai, P.R. China

Documents / Resources

| InfiRay TL35 SE Tube SE Series Thermal Imaging Scope [pdf] User Manual
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