Fluke 576 FE 576 Users Manual - Page 11

See software and hardware set up on the next, two s, Focusing the Camera, The View Finder Guide

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576 signals: "Flash has charged". The flash will now fire automatically. 7. For the next measurement, repeat points 5 and 6. 8. Once you have taken all your photos, connect the unit to the PC via USB. See software and hardware set up on the next two pages. Focusing the Camera To get sharp and clear pictures simply turn the focus ring depending on the distance of your target. Between 0.2 m (8 in) and 0.3 m (12 in.) adjust the lens to the flower symbol. Between 0.5 m (19 in) and infinity adjust the lens to the mountain symbol. Between 0.25 m (10 in.) and 0.6 m (23 in.) adjust the lens in the middle of both symbols. The View Finder Guide Rotate the cap to a horizontal position and look over it, as shown below. The embossed triangle will show you the approximate width of the photo. 11

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576
signals: “Flash has charged”. The flash will
now fire automatically.
7. For the next measurement, repeat points
5 and 6.
8. Once you have taken all your photos,
connect the unit to the PC via USB.
See software and hardware set up on the next
two pages
.
Focusing the Camera
To get sharp and clear pictures simply turn the
focus ring depending on the distance of your
target.
The View Finder Guide
Between
0.2 m
(8 in) and
0.3 m
(12 in.)
adjust the
lens to the
flower
symbol.
Between
0.5 m (19 in)
and infinity
adjust the
lens to the
mountain
symbol.
Between 0.25 m (10 in.) and 0.6
m (23 in.) adjust the lens in the
middle of both symbols.
Rotate the cap to a horizon-
tal position and look over it,
as shown below. The em-
bossed triangle will show you
the approximate width of the
photo.