RIX K2 Thermal Monocular Pocket User Manual
- June 1, 2024
- RIX
Table of Contents
- Thermal Monocular Pocket
- PRODUCT OVERVIEW
- PRODUCT FEATURES
- PRODUCT PARAMETERS
- IN THE BOX
- PRODUCT APPEARANCE
- POWER SUPPLY
- BUTTONS OPERATION
- POWER ON/OFF
- STATUS BAR
- SHOTCUT FUNCTION
- MAIN MENU
- APP DESCRIPTION
- PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
- PRODUCT TROUBLESHOOTING
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
THERMAL MONOCULAR POCKET
K2
User Manual v1 .0
POCKETK2
Thermal Monocular Pocket
5 YEAR WARRANTY
Thermal Devices
3 YEAR WARRANTY
Digital Devices
CUSTOMER SERVICE
+1 800-580-5281
info@rix-nv.com
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The POCKET K2 features advanced thermal imaging technology and high- sensitivity infrared detectors for exceptional outdoor night vision capabilities. With the ability to perform in all weather conditions, from sun to rain, the POCKET K2 is perfect for night hunting, observation, and geographical positioning. Plus, it offers a range of functions including photography, video recording, and more.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Sensor resolution.256×192 | Sensor NETD:<25mK |
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Sensor frame rate:50Hz | Display screen OLEO 800×600 |
18650 replaceable battery | Light weight: about 0.44 lb |
Small, compact and can be placed in a pocket | Ergonomics design, comfortable |
to use
PRODUCT PARAMETERS
POCKETK2
Sensor| Type| VOx Uncooled
Sensor| Resolution, pixels| 256×192
Pixel pitch, µm| 12
NETO, mK| <25
Frame Rate, Hz| 50
Optics| Objective Lens, mm| 9mm; F1.0
Optic Zoom, x| 1.7
Field of View (H), degrees/ yd @ 100 yd| 19.4/37.3yd
Digital Zoom, x| 1x/2/4x
Eye Relief, mm| 13.5
Diopter Adjustment, D| -7t0+2
Range Performance| Detection Range, m/yd| 468m/512yd
Display| Type| OLED
Resolution, pixels| 800×600
POCKETK2
Video
Recorder| Video/ Photo Resolution, pixels| 800×600
Video / Photo Format| .mp4/ jpg
Built-in Memory, GB| 8
Wi-Fi| Wireless Protocol| Wi-Fi
Frequency, GHz| 2.4
Environmental
Characteristics| Degree of Protection, IP code| IP67
Operating Temperature Range, °F| -4to+122
Battery Type| 18650
Capacity, mAh| 3200
Operating Time on Battery Pack (at t= 72°F), h| Upto7
External Power Supply| 5V (Type-C USB)
Weight & Size| Dimensions, inch| 4. 9×1 .Bx 2.9
Weight, lb| about 0.44 (without battery)
IN THE BOX
Note
The box also includes an instruction manual, a quick to use guide, and a
thank-you letter.
PRODUCT APPEARANCE
POWER SUPPLY
The POCKET K2 is powered by a replaceable 18650 battery.
- To open the battery compartment lid, push down on the latch.
- Install the battery into the compartment, positive(+) pole inward and negative (-) pole outward, as indicated by the symbols inside the battery compartment.
- After inserting the battery, press and push up on the latch to secure the battery cover.
WARNING
- Please remove the battery if the device is not in use for a long time.
- Do NOT power the device with a modified or damaged battery.
- Please Note: The decrease in battery pack capacity under sub-zero temperatures is a normal occurrence and not a factory defect.
- Do not use the battery at a temperature above 50° C, as it may reduce the service life of the battery.
BUTTONS OPERATION
Button | Current Status | Short Press | Long Press |
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Power | Powered off | – | Power on the device |
Stand by | Wake up the device | – | |
Home screen | Standby | Power off the device | |
Menu screen | Return to the home menu with saving changes | – | |
Zoom | Home screen | Adjust the magnification | Manual Image Correction |
Menu screen | Flip up | – | |
Menu | Home screen | – | – |
Menu screen | Adjust the parameters of a function | ||
Video | Home screen | Start/ Stop video recording | Take a |
Menu screen | Flip down | – |
POWER ON/OFF
Power On/Starting
- Open the objective lens cap. Press and hold the lens cap and push it downward.
- Long press the Power button for 3 seconds to turn on the device. The RIX logo will appear.
Powering Off/ Stopping
Long press the Power button for 3 seconds to turn off the device.
Note
Releasing the Power button at any time during this shutdown cycle will stop
the shutdown process.
Warning
If using an external power supply, do not disconnect the power supply when
saving data, otherwise the data may not be saved.
STATUS BAR
The status bar is located at the bottom of the screen and displays the
operating status information of the device.
From left to right:
- Image mode: White Hot (default), Black Hot, Red Hot, Color.
- Digital zoom: 1x(default), 2x, 4x.
- Weather mode: Sun, Rain.
- Auto image correction mode: On/Off.
- Wi-Fi connection: On/Off.
- Clock
- Battery Level
SHOTCUT FUNCTION
The shortcut functions can be directly used through buttons on the home
screen.
Digital Zoom (Zoom Button)
On the home screen, simply press the Zoom button to zoom in and out on the
subject. The status bar provides a real-time display of the magnification
level as you adjust it.
Manual Image Correction (Zoom Button)
This function is effective for enhancing degraded or uneven images. By
balancing the background temperature of the detector, calibration can
eliminate image defects and improve overall quality.
If you feel that the image is bad, you can press and hold the Zoom button
until hearing a clicking sound.
Standby (Power Button)
If you are not currently using the device, but do not want to shut it down,
you can use standby mode. This function can reduce device power consumption
and extend battery life.
Briefly press the Power button to enter standby mode, then press the Power
button again to exit standby mode.
Image Mode (Menu Button)
Briefly press the Menu button to switch the image mode including white hot
(default), black hot, red hot, color.
Photo/Video (Video Button)
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Video Recording
Short press the Video button to start recording. A prompt box showing the recording time will appear in the upper right corner of the screen with a time format of HH:MM:SS (hour: minute: second). Short press the Video button again to stop and save the video recording. -
Photo Taking
Long press the Video button to take a photo, and the screen will freeze with a photo icon flashing in the upper left corner.
Note
- The photos and videos taken will be saved on the built-in memory card respectively in the format of PIC_HHmmss.jpg (photos) and VIDEO_HHmmss.mp4 (videos). It is recommended to synchronize the device time and date through the app before using the photo/video mode. You can find specific operation instructions in the RIX App which is available to download on our website, www.rix-nv.com.
- The maximum duration of a video recording file is 10 minutes. When the duration is more than 1 O minutes, the video will be automatically recorded onto a new file.
- To download photos and videos, turn on the device to run, and connect it to a computer with the data cable. On your computer, Double-click MY COMPUTER on the Desktop Screen, find the device named “POCKET”, and double-click to open the device named “POCKET_ K2” to access the captured media.
- You can easily optimize the storage space by either deleting or moving the media files to a storage device.
To avoid damaged video footage, please turn off the device properly.
MAIN MENU
On the home screen, press and hold the Menu button to open the menu screen.
Choose functions by the Zoom and Video button, setting by the Menu button.
Screen Brightness
Press the Menu button to set the screen brightness with a range of 1-5, with 3
being the default.
Image Contrast
Press the Menu button to set the image contrast with a range of 1-5, with 3
being the default.
Weather mode
Press the menu button to set the weather mode, choosing sun or rain. Auto
Image Correction
Press the menu button to set the auto image correction on or off.
When the function is on, the device will automatically correct the image
according to the software algorithm. When the function is off, on the home
screen, you can press the Zoom button to correct it manually.
Note
No matter the function is on or off, the manual image correction function can
be used on the home screen.
Wi-Fi
The device has a built-in Wi-Fi module and can connect to an external device
(computer or smartphone) via Wi-Fi.
- Press the menu button to choose on/off.
- Search for the Wi-Fi named “POCKET_K2_XXXXXX” on a phone or computer.
- Select the Wi-Fi and enter the password to connect. The initial password is 12345678.
After a successful connection to Wi-Fi, the device can be controlled via the mobile app.
Info
Product information includes the product model, software version number, WiFi
name, PN code, SN code, and FCC ID.
APP DESCRIPTION
The device comes with a dedicated app. By connecting the device to the app on a cell phone, tablet, or laptop you can enjoy real-time image transmission, perform device operations, and receive program updates. Download instruc-tions for using the app from the official website, www.rix-nv.com.
Users have the option to update the firmware of the device by utilizing the app or downloading the latest version from www.rix-nv.com.
- About App
You can download and install the app on the official website (www.rix- nv.com) or by searching RIX+ in an app store.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nv.rix.outdoor.wifiapp
https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/rix/id1632844207
PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
Prior to using the device, it is important to conduct a thorough technical
inspection to ensure the following items are in proper working condition.
To remove dust and dirt from the metal and plastic parts, use a cotton cloth
and gently wipe the surface clean.
Make sure that the 18650 battery being used is free from any bulges or
deformations and that the plastic cover is not damaged.
PRODUCT TROUBLESHOOTING
Refer to the table below, which outlines potential issues that may arise during operation. For product issues that can not be remedied or are not listed below, please contact RIX Optics customer support by visiting www.rix- nv.com.
Fault | Possible Causes | Solutions |
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The device cannot be started. | The battery is out of charge. | Charging |
The device cannot be
powered by 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.
The image is too dark.| The screen is not bright enough.| Adjust the display
brightness
The image quality is poor or
the detection range shortens.| These problems are likely to occur when you use
the device in harsh weather (such as sun, snow, rain, and fog).
The device cannot connect to
a mobile phone or computer.| The Wi-Fi password is incorrect.| Enter the
correct password or reset the device back to factory setting.
There are too many Wi-Fi networks in the range
of the device, which may cause interference.| For a stable network connection,
it is recommended to relocate the device to an area with a lower number of
Wi-Fi networks.
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.
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 (environ ment and background) due to different heat
conductivity coefficients. As a result, high-tem perature 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.
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