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    							H-Series Operator’s Manual 3—Operating Your H-Series Camera
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    3–12 2× Extender (19 mm only)
    Note
    The 2× Optical Extender, compatible with both HS-324 and HS-324 
    Pro (Command version) camera models, provides the user the ability 
    to see twice as far and/or enhance the resolution of objects in the 
    field of view. The 2× Optical Extender is mounted on the bayonet mount 
    in front of the existing lens on the camera.
    To mount the 2× extender, 
    first remove the lens cover 
    assembly. Then, position the 
    2× extender so that the 
    release lever on the 2× 
    extender is in the 5 o’clock 
    position on the bayonet 
    mount. Firmly push the 
    extender onto the bayonet 
    mount, then rotate the lens 
    counter-clockwise so that the 
    release lever reaches the 3 
    o’clock position where it will hit a hard stop. 
    Note
    To remove the 2× extender, press the release lever and rotate the 
    extender clockwise until the release lever is roughly at the 5 o’clock 
    position and pull straight off.
    Caution!
    The 2× Optical Extender is not waterproof and should not be used 
    in wet environments.
    The 2× extender is manually focused by rotating the inner rubber-
    coated ring.
    Be sure to replace the lens cover assembly when the 2× Extender 
    is not in use to avoid moisture, dust, or other contaminants 
    reaching the inner lens surface of the 2× Extender.
    Lens Release Lever
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    3–13 Hand Position
    The H-Series camera is designed for use in a wide variety of 
    applications and environments and by a wide range of users. Individual 
    preference and lens configuration will determine the most 
    comfortable hand position. Positions are interchangeable between 
    left- and right-handed users.
    The Base position is the most common hand position for an HS-324 
    camera used without a 2× extender. These configurations have less 
    weight in the front of the unit and the center-of-gravity is roughly 
    centered on the unit.
    In the Base position, the index 
    finger is comfortably positioned 
    over the Power button as shown in 
    Figure 3–1.   Middle, ring, and little 
    fingers naturally fall on the 
    Camera, 2×, and WH/BH buttons 
    respectively.   The less-often used 
    Display Brightness button is easily 
    reached with the little finger when 
    needed.
    The Forward hand position is often 
    used to compensate for the 
    heavier optical systems found on 
    the HS-307 or the HS-324 
    equipped with a 2× extender. In 
    these cases shifting the hand 
    position forward so that the index 
    finger falls on the Capture button 
    helps to compensate for a more 
    forward center-of-gravity of the 
    camera as shown in Figure 3–2.
    Of course, hand position is purely an individual user preference.
    Figure 3–1. Base Hand Position
    Figure 3–2. Forward Hand Position
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    3–14 Installing Software Upgrades
    Your H-Series camera may require software upgrades during it’s 
    lifetime. The upgrade process require s  a n  S D  c a r d  lo a d ed  wi t h t h e 
    upgrade file. After receiving the upgrade file from FLIR Commercial 
    Systems, Inc., load it onto your SD card.
    Caution!
    Use the following procedure to install the upgrade:
    1.  Ensure that the camera battery is fully charged. (The software 
    installation will not start if the battery charge is less than 50%.)
    2.  With the camera off, install the SD card loaded with the upgrade 
    file. Refer to “SD Card Door” on page 19.
    3.  Install the Hot Shoe and connect to a power source. Refer to “The 
    Hot Shoe” on page 22.
    4.  Turn on the camera. During its Bootup process, the camera will 
    check the SD card for a valid upgrade file.
    5.  Watch the display. When a valid file is found, a message will be 
    shown for about ten seconds directing you to 
    “Press and hold Capture button for 2 seconds to initiate update.”
    If you ignore the message, the camera will resume normal 
    operation and enter the On state.
    6.  While the message is displayed, press and hold the Capture 
    button for two seconds.The software upgrade takes about 
    four minutes. When finished you will see this prompt to restart 
    the camera. SW Upgraded: Please Shutdown & Restart now
    During a software installation, the camera must remain powered 
    on. Turning off the camera, or losing power for any reason, may 
    damage the system files and require that the camera be returned 
    to the factory for repair.
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    7.  To check the current installed version of software, place the 
    camera in standby, then turn on while looking in the upper right 
    corner of the display for the software version number, as shown 
    below.
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    4Technical Data
    4–1 H-Series Camera Model Features
    4–2 Power
    HS-324/HS-307 (Patrol 
    version)H-Series Handheld Thermal Camera (with choice of 
    lens) and accessory kit.
    HS-324/HS-307 Pro 
    (Command version)H-Series Handheld Thermal Camera (with choice of 
    lens) and accessory kit. Additionally includes the image 
    save function, video save function with real-time 
    stamp, enabled USB2 port, and carrying pouch.
    Accessory Kit Hot Shoe Charging & Video Output Attachment, Four 
    Rechargeable AA Batteries, AC Power Adapter/Char-
    ger, Neck Lanyard, USB Cable, and Video Output 
    Cable.
    Start up from
    stand-by
    						
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    4 – 3 Environmental
    4–4 Physical
    4–5 Field of View
    Ratings (not including the Hot Shoe 
    or the 2× Optical Extender)IP-67, Submersible, 1 meter drop
    Operational Temp. -4°F – 140°F (-20°C – 60°C)
    HS-324
    Weight (incl. lens) 1.59 lb. (721 g) with batteries; add 0.7 lb. 
    (315 g) for 2× extender
    Size (L 
    × W × H) 9.36” × 3.33” × 2.62” 
    (238 
    × 84.5 × 66.5 mm)
    HS-307
    Weight (incl. lens) 2.17 lb. (985 g) with batteries
    Size (L 
    × W × H) 10.96” × 3.33” × 2.62” 
    (278.5 
    × 84.5 × 68.4 mm)
    HS-324
    Field of View (FoV)
    24° × 18°
    FoV (w/Optional 2
    × Extender) 12° × 9°
    HS-307
    FoV 7° × 5°
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    4–6 Additional Features: Pro (Command 
    version) Model
    4–7 Range Detection
    1
    Still Image Storage, 
    FormatSD, SDHC (up to 32-Gb) card, 
    JPEG; 320 × 240 resolution
    Video Storage,
    FormatSD, SDHC (up to 32-Gb) card, 
    320 
    × 240 AVI
    HS-324/with 2× Optical Extender
    Detect Man (1.8 m × 0.5 m)1,445’ (440 m)/2,362’ (720 m)
    Recognize Man 360’ (110 m)/590’ (180 m)
    Detect Vehicle (2.3 m 
    × 2.3 m)4,070’ (1240 m)/6,234’ (1900 m)
    Recognize Vehicle 1,050’ (320 m)/1,640’ (500 m)
    HS-307
    Detect Man (1.8 m × 0.5 m)4,757’ (1.45 km)
    Recognize Man 1,214’ (370 m)
    Detect Vehicle (2.3 m 
    × 2.3 m)12,795’ (3.9 km)
    Recognize Vehicle 3,280’ (1.0 km)
    1. Actual range may vary depending on camera set-up, 
    environmental conditions, and user experience.
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