The TS-Series continues to provide unparalleled field performance and value along with excellent image quality. An expanded array of six models with differing resolutions and optical performance, field-swappable batteries, and available image and video capture make the TS-Series perfect for expedition leaders, wildlife management professionals, and ranchers.

SPECIFICATIONS
Field Of View TS24, TS24 Pro	24°-  18° / (12°- 9°w/optional 2X Extender)
Detect Man TS24, TS24 Pro	350 yards / 320 meter
Detect Vehicle TS24, TS24 Pro	980 yards / 900 meter
Field Of View TS32, TS32 Pro	24°-  18° / (12°- 9°w/optional 2X Extender)
Detect Man TS32, TS32 Pro	500 yards / 450 meter 863 yards / 790 meter w/optional 2X Extender)
Detect Vehicle TS32, TS32 Pro	1400 yards / 1.2km 1.3 miles / 2.15km w/optional 2X Extender)
Field Of View TS32r, TS32r Pro	7°-  5°
Detect Man TS32r, TS32r Pro	1586 yards / 1.45km
Detect Vehicle TS32r, TS32r Pro	4265 yards / 39km

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*Ranch Management
*Professional Guides
*Expert Outdoor Enthusiasts
*Trackers

     FLIR\'s Scout handheld thermal imaging cameras give hikers, hunters, and outdoorsmen the ability to see clearly in total darkness, providing a wealth of valuable information during any nighttime excursion.

The Scout camera enables the outdoorsman to:

• See animals and difficult terrain in reduced visibility and total darkness

• See through smoke, dust, and light fog

• See camouflage and foliage in any lighting conditions

• See more—and see farther—than with low-light night vision goggles

 

     The Scout camera makes images from heat, not light, a feat impossible for the naked eye or even image intensified (I2) night vision devices, which means you can see clearly even without any visible light at all. People, animals, and objects all make their own heat and their own contrast, and are clearly seen by the Scout in even the most adverse conditions.
 

Power States

• Three power states: Off, On, and Standby

• The initial power-on Bootup process between the Off state and the On state takes about 90 seconds (fast flashing red state LED). During the Bootup process, pressing the Power button again will turn the camera off. After the camera finishes its power-on Bootup process, it is in the On state (state LED is off).

After the camera is On, pressing the Power button will toggle the camera between On and Standby (state LED is flashing slowly).

• When battery powered, if Auto-Standby is enabled, the camera goes to Standby after three minutes if no buttons are pushed. A warning is shown in the display.

• From the Standby state, the camera comes back on within about two seconds when the Power button is pushed.

• The Auto-Standby function is disabled if the camera is powered with external power.

During most use scenarios you will change between Standby and On.

When the camera will not be used for extended periods, you might consider putting the camera into the OFF state.

 

    Your Scout camera is equipped with a power management system that provides up to five hours of continuous operation and up to five days of standby time between battery charges. To make the best use of the camera and to assure it is always ready when you need it, it is important to understand the basic power states of the camera. The Scout camera is designed to operate much like your cell phone:

• It is rarely turned off unless you do not plan to use it for a few days or more.

• When near a power source or when not in use, keep the charger plugged into the camera.

• When the camera is turned on from the Off state, it takes about 90 seconds to become operational.

• In Standby, it is always ready to go. Press the Power button and it is on in about two seconds.

• It will automatically put itself in Standby to conserve the battery.

A red state LED located next to the display indicates the current power state and can only be seen when the shuttered eyepiece is opened (for example, when the camera is held up to the eye) or when the eyepiece is removed as shown in the photograph below.

 

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