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8.4 HOT AREA DETECTOR (HAD)
If your imager is equipped with Hot Area Detector, you will see a small red square on your display. This red square will automatically
move to the hottest area on the screen every second. The Hot Area Detector is extremely easy to use, as it requires no user interaction.
Temperatures measured with thermal imaging can vary based on several factors (see Bullard's Limitations with Temperature
Readings - Caution statement on p.7). Use these features with caution and verify indicated heat levels through traditional means
whenever possible.
8.5 COLD AREA DETECTOR (CAD)
If your imager is equipped with Cold Area Detector, you will see a small blue square on your display. This blue square will
automatically move to the coldest area on the screen every second. The Cold Area Detector is extremely easy to use, as it requires
no user interaction.
Temperatures measured with thermal imaging can vary based on several factors (see Bullard's Limitations with Temperature
Readings - Caution statement on p.7). Use these features with caution and verify indicated heat levels through traditional means
whenever possible.
8.6 VIDEO RECORDING
8.6.1 Begin Video Recording
If equipped with Video Recording, press and hold the 'B' button until the video recording icon (red circle outlined in green) is
displayed on the screen to begin recording.
8.6.2 Stop Video Recording
To stop video recording, press and hold the 'B' button until the video recording icon is no longer displayed on the screen.
8.6.3 Video Storage
Bullard DXT Thermal Imagers have 16GB of solid-state memory. This can hold up to 32 hours of video,150,000 images, or a mixture of both video
and images.
NOTE:
Memory is shared between video and images. When storage is full, the unit automatically overwrites the oldest file available.
Video files are recorded and separated into segments to optimize viewing. The segment length will be 10 minutes by default, but you will have the
option to change it to 3, 10, or 20 minutes using the MyBullard Imager Configurator at
videos from different thermal imagers, the video file names have the following format: "YYYYMMDD–HHMMSS-S/N.avi" where S/N is the serial
number of the imager that took the video.
8.6.4
Download Video Recordings
To download recorded video, connect the imager to a computer via the Micro USB port on the bottom of the imager. When connected in this
manner and powered ON, the DXT will behave like any other USB mass storage device (i.e. flash key, hard drive, etc.). The video recordings will be in
the Recording folder. If you have set a PIN Code for your imager, it will be required to view, download, and delete videos.
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