IRAY TRTX Thermal Imaging Device User Manual
- June 15, 2024
- IRAY
Table of Contents
**IRAY TRTX Thermal Imaging Device User Manual
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Warnings, Cautions and Notes
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Warnings
Alert you to potentially hazardous situations, and conditions, practices, or procedures that users must follow, so as to avoid serious injury and death. -
Cautions
Alert you to potentially hazardous situations, and conditions, practices, or procedures that users must follow, so as to avoid moderate injury and equipment damage. -
Notes
Provide basic information that helps you better use or operate the product.
Device Information and Description
Device Information
Device model and name:
Thermal imaging device Device use:
Featuring a compact size, light weight, low power consumption, long battery life, and 1,000m laser range finding function, the thermal imaging monocular (hereinafter referred to as the thermal imaging monocular) can be used for observation and shooting aiming at night, in dim environments, darkness, harsh weather, or complex scenes. It is suitable for security enforcement, outdoor hunting, wilderness exploration, and other fields.
Packaging components: thermal imaging monocular body (with eye cup), Pica tinny rail adapter, screw, wrench, cable, user manual, lens cleaning cloth, certificate of qualification.
| No. | Component |
|---|---|
| 1 | Thermal imaging device body (with eye cup) |
| 2 | Picatinny rail adapter |
| 3 | Six M5 screws |
| 4 | Wrench |
| 5 | Type-C cable |
| 6 | Lens cleaning cloth |
| 7 | Certificate of Qualification |
The monocular body components and their functions:
Table 2 The Monocular Body Components and Their Functions
| No. | Component | Functional Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lens cap | Lens protection |
| 2 | Objective lensfocusing knob | Adjust the focal length of the objective lens. |
| 3 | Battery compartment | Compatible with 18650 battery |
| 4 | Wi-Fi antenna | Transmitting Wi-Fi signals |
| 5 | Button panel | Power button and other function buttons |
| 6 | Diopter adjustmentknob | Adjust the diopter. |
| 7 | Eyepiece hood | Sunlight protection and collision protection |
| 8 | Type-C interface | Software upgrade port/Video output port/SDcard reading |
port/External power supply port
9| Rangefinder| 1,000m range finding
10| Long Picatinny railconnector| Fixed on Picatinny rail
Figure 1 The Monocular Body Components
Device Specifications
Device Specifications:
Table 3 Device Specifications
| RIKANV MRS LRF| RIKANV HRS LRF
---|---|---
Microbolometer
Type| Uncooled
Resolution, pixels| 384×288| 640×512
Pixel Size, μm| 12
NETD，mk| ≤30
Frame Rate, Hz| 50
Optical Characteristics
Objective Lens| F35mm/1.0| F50mm/1.0
FOV, degrees| 7.5×5.7| 8.8×6.6
Magnification,×| 3.4| 2.92
E-zoom,×| 1,2,4
Eye relief, mm| 50
Diopter Adjustment, D| ±5
Detection Range, m(Target size: 1.7m×0.5m,P(n)=99%)| 1818| 2597
Display
|
Type| AMOLED
Resolution, pixels| 1024×768
Assembly and Power-on for Use
Assembly/Disassembly
The monocular supports 18650 batteries.
To install a battery, unscrew the battery cap first, put the battery into the
battery compartment in the correct polarity, and tighten the battery cap.
Figure 2 Battery Installation
Startup
Close the objective lens hood before startup. Press and hold the Power button for 3s. The screen lights up to display the startup page. After the startup LOGO disappears, open the objective lens hood to observe the image.
Shutdown
Press and hold the Power button for 3s to shut down the device until the screen goes off.
Operating Instructions
Home Screen Operations
Home Screen Display
The information displayed on the home screen: infrared image, battery level, Wi-Fi, zero position, digital zoom, image polarity, reticle, PIP, etc.;
Table 4 Home Screen Information
| No. | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Zero position | Zero position type of the current reticle. For |
example,”A100″ means that the center of the reticle points to the 100-meter
position under group A.
2| Digital zoommultiple| 1X/2X/4X
3| Image polarity| White-heat, black-heat, red-heat, rainbow
4| Image enhancement| Image detail enhancement
5| Photo/Video taking| Taking a photo or video
6| Image freezing| The image is frozen and cannot be observed
7| Laser rangefinder| Turning on/off rangefinder
8| WIFI| Turning on/off Wi-Fi
9| External powersupply| With an external power supply
10| Storage fullyoccupied| SD card is fully occupied, so photos or videos
cannotbe taken
11| Clock| Time display
12| Battery level| Real-time battery level display
13| PIP| Turning on/off PIP
14| Rangefinding reticle| Indicating the position of the laser rangefinding
anddisplaying the distance value
15| Reticle| Multiple reticle types and colors
Figure 3 Home Screen Information
Button Description
Table 5 Button Description
| Button | Device Status | Short Press | Press and Hold |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power | The device is off | – | Power on |
| Power-on | Shutdown | ||
| Observation interface | Screen off/on | ||
| Menu screen | Return to observation interface | ||
| Rangefinder button/Up | Observation | Distance measurement | Turning on/off |
rangefinder
| interface| |
| Menu screen| Moving the cursor up andincreasing the value| Fast-forward
playback
Menu button| Observationinterface| Unidirectional cyclic zoom| Displaying menu
| Menu screen| Confirming and entering thenext menu|
Photo button/Down| Observationinterface| Photo| Starting/Stopping
videorecording
| Menu screen| Moving the cursor down anddecreasing the value| Fast-backward
playback
Menu button + Photobutton| Observationinterface| Switching reticle
zeroposition|
Rangefinder button +Photo button| Observationinterface| Image
correction(shutter)| Image correction(no shutter)
Rangefinder button +Photo button + Menu button| Menu screen| Reticle option
On/Off| Reticle option On/Off
Quick-Access Functions
Standby
In observation interface,Short press the Power button to make the screen off. Short press the Power button again to turn on the screen.
Range finding
a. Press and hold the Rangefinding button to turn on the rangefinder. The
status bar displays the laser symbol. Press and hold the button again to turn
the rangefinder off.
b. After the rangefinder is turned on, the rangefinding reticle is
displayed. Use the rangefinding reticle to aim at the target. Short press the
Rangefinding button to measure the distance. At this time, the laser symbol
flashes once, and the current distance value is displayed next to the
rangefinding reticle.
c. If the continuous range is on,short press the Rangefinding button to
measure the distance. Short press the Rangefinding button again to stop.
d. Maximum measuring distance: 1,000m
Photo and Video Taking
a. Short press the Photo/Video button to take photos.
b. Press and hold the Photo/Video button to take videos. Taking photos is
allowed during the recording process. Press and hold the Photo/Video button
again to stop recording.
c. The maximum duration of one record is 30 minutes. The device will
automatically stop recording if the duration exceeds this limit.
Zero Position
Sort press the corresponding buttons to switch between different zero position values in the current group. Each group has a total of 5 zero positions, which can be switched sequentially via the button. During the switching process, the reticle zero point moves to the corresponding location, and the image returns to the 1x digital zoom state.
Zoom
a. When PIP is turned off, perform 1x/2x/4x unidirectional cyclic zoom.
b. When PIP is turned on, 1x zoom is adopted for full-screen images, and
2—4x unidirectional cyclic zoom for PIP images.
Image Correction
Image quality can be restored with the image correction function.
Menu Operations
On the home screen, press and hold the Menu button to enter the main menu.
Through the main menu, you can set mode, image, view files, etc.
The first-level menu mainly includes seven options: Mode, Image, File, Wi-Fi,
Setting, Pixel defect correction and Reticle. Short press the Up/Down button
to switch options and short press the Menu button to enter or confirm the
option.
Mode
There are four image modes: white-heat, black-heat, red-heat, rainbow, default white-heat.
Figure 4 Mode
Image
Image settings cover brightness, contrast, threshold, and image enhancement.
Brightness: levels 1-5. Default: level 3.
Contrast: levels 1-5. Default: level 3.
(Red heat)Threshold: levels 1-5. Default: level 3.
Enhance: on/off.Default: off.
Figure 5 Image
File
a. After opening the file viewing screen, switch between the photo list
and video list through the direction buttons. Short press the Menu button to
open the list. Press and hold the Menu button to return to the previous level.
b. In the photo list, short press the Menu button to view a file in full
screen, delete a file, and exit from the menu. Press and hold the direction
buttons to switch between files.
c. In the video list, short press the Menu button to play or delete a
file and exit from the menu. Press and hold the direction buttons to switch
between files.
d. During video playback, short press the Menu button to pause/play the
video; press and hold the Menu button to exit video playback; press and hold
the direction buttons to fast forward/backward.
Figure 6 Photo List
Figure 7 Photo Viewing
Figure 8 Video Playback
WIFI
Turn on or off Wi-Fi. It is turned off by default.
‘Wi-Fi name: RIKANV_M+SN(for MRS)/RIKANV_H+SN(for HRS)
‘Wi-Fi password: 12345678
Mobile APP “IR Searcher” can be connected to the device for real-time image
transmission, take photos or video at any time.
Android users please scan the QR code below to download. IOS users can search
for “IR Searcher” directly in the App Store.
Figure 9 Android user APP download QR code
Setting
1PIP
Turn on or off PIP. It is turned off by default.
Video Out
It is used for image output. PAL is used.
Date &Time
Set the device’s time and date, based on which photos and files are named.
Figure 10 Time and Date Settings
Language
Switch between Russian and English. The default is Russian.
Memory space
You can check the remaining capacity of the SD card and perform formatting. If
you want to format it, do nothing else during the formatting process.
Figure 11 SD Card Status
USB
Default SD Card
SD Card: The files in the memory card can be viewed through a computer
USBI: developer maintenance port 1
USB2: developer maintenance port 2
Status
It displays the software version information of the device.
Figure 12 Device Status
Factory reset
After the factory reset, the following parameters are restored. The device
restarts automatically after successful restoration:
a. Mode : White-heat
b. Brightness: 3; Contrast: 3; Threshold: 3 ; Enhance: off
c. Reticle Display: off; Type: type 1; Color: white; Bright:3.
d. Rangefinder(single), Wi-Fi, analog video,PIP,glare Protection: off
e. E-zoom:1X
Laser
Single/Continous. Default: single.
Glare Protection
Turn on or off Glare Protection. It is turned off by default.
Pixel defect correction
An infrared scope may have pixel defects during use. This function can be
used to correct the pixel defects. On the pixel defect correction screen,
after the defective pixel reticle is turned on, the image returns to the 1x
digital zoom state, and PIP, user reticle, and rangefinder are turned off. The
operation steps are as follows:
Short press the direction buttons to move the defective pixel cursor, and
press and hold the Menu button to change the movement orientation.
‘When the defective pixel cursor moves to the location of the pixel defect,
short press the Menu button to perform corresponding actions.
Add: Correct the pixel defect.
Cancel: Cancel correction to prevent misoperation.
Save: When all pixel defects are processed, save and exit.
Reset: Cancel all corrections and restore pixel defects.
Auto:Can be scanned and corrected the pixel defect automatically.
Figure 13 Defective Pixel Menu
Reticent
‘When using the device for the first time, press the rangefinder button + photo button + menu button at the same time to active the hidden functions about reticle and zeroing functions. Type: types 1-4. Default: type 1.
Color: white, black, red, green. Default: white.
Bright: level 1-3.Default: level 3.
Groups: groups A, B, and C. Default: group A.
Zero: five zero positions. Switch between zero positions by shortcuts.
Figure 14 Reticle Menu
Reticle zero position adjustment method:
Distance: Select the distance value to be modified for distance
adjustment. The adjustment range is 0-999m.
Movement: Enter the reticle movement menu to move the reticle, with a
movement range of +100 pixels (MRS:1 pixel = 0.13 mi/HRS:1 pixel = 0.15mil).
To move it to the specified target position, you can use the image freezing
function.
Figure 15 Zero Position Settings
Faults and Troubleshooting
The following table shows the common faults of the monocular during use. Please check and fix the faults according to the steps in Table 6. You need to check whether the faults are fixed after troubleshooting. Not all possible faults are listed in Table 6. If the unlisted faults occur or the faults cannot be fixed upon troubleshooting, please perform higher-level maintenance.
Table 6 Troubleshooting
| No. | Faults | Test or Check | Troubleshooting |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Unable to screw or open the cover of the battery holder | (a) Check |
whether the battery is installed in the correct direction.
(b) Check whether there are sundries or scraps around the knob of the
battery cover.
(c) Check whether the battery cover is damaged, worn, or deformed.
(d) Check whether the battery holder is damaged or deformed.| (a)
Reinstall the battery.
(b) Clean the threads of the battery cover and battery holder. (c)
Perform the higher level maintenance.
(d) Perform the higher level maintenance.
2| Unable to power on| (a) Check whether the battery is installed,
whether its direction is correct, and whether its power is sufficient.
(b) Check whether the On/Off button can be pressed normally.| (a)
Replace the old battery with a new one and install it correctly according to
the instructions in Chapter (b) Perform the higher level maintenance.
3| Unable to display the image| (a) Check whether the lens hood is
removed and whether the focal length is appropriate.
(b) Check whether the objective lens is blocked during operation.
(c) Check whether the lens is damaged.
(d) Perform manual shutter correction.| (a) Remove the lens hood
and adjust the objective lens focusing knob.
(b) Remove the barriers.
(c) Perform the higher level maintenance.
(d) Perform the higher level maintenance if the fault persists.
4| Abnormal range finding value| Check whether there is any obstruction in
front of the rangefinder.Check whether the glass surface isclean.| Remove
obstructions.Clean the glass surface with a clean cloth.
Legal and Regulatory Information
WEEE:
The WEEE symbol on products and/or accompanying documents indicates that used
electrical and electronic products must not be mixed with ordinary household
waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling, take these products to
the appropriate collection points where they will be accepted without charge.
In some countries, it may also be possible to return these products to your
local retailer when you purchase a corresponding new product. The proper
disposal of this product serves to protect the environment and prevents
possible harmful effects on human beings and their surroundings, which may
arise as a result of incorrect handling of waste.
More detailed information on your nearest collection point is available from
your local authority. In accordance with state legislation, penalties may be
imposed for the improper disposal of this type of waste.
Wireless
WLAN: 2.4GHz
Wireless transmitter module power < 20dBm (only for EU)
CE
Frequency range of WLAN radio module: 2400-2483.5 MHz IRay Technology Co., Ltd. declares that this product [RIKANV MRS LRF] is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU and 2011/65/EU. This device may be operated in all member states of the EU.
Laser Warning
Caution: Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
FCC
FCCID: 2AYGT-TRTX
- 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.
- Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance 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 A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Body-worn Operation
To comply with RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0 mm must be maintained from the head and extremity to this equipment, including the antenna.