SUNDIAL LABS Manuals & User Guides
SUNDIAL LABS specializes in high-speed light flicker analyzers and precision optical measurement equipment for technical professionals.
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SUNDIAL LABS is a specialized technology manufacturer focused on advanced light measurement instruments. Their flagship products, such as the TLM-110 High-Speed Light Flicker Analyzer, are designed for professionals needing precise, high-speed data on light intensity variations.
These USB-connected devices capture optical data and utilize proprietary software like FlickerLab for real-time signal processing and standardized metrics computation, including IEEE 1789 and IEC standards. SUNDIAL LABS caters to engineers, researchers, and lighting specialists seeking reliable tools for identifying imperceptible flicker that can cause stroboscopic artifacts or affect health.
SUNDIAL LABS manuals
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SUNDIAL LABS TLM-110 High-Speed Light Flicker Analyzer User Manual
TLM-110 High-Speed Light Flicker Analyzer Warranty and Return Policy
TLM-110 High-Speed Light Flicker Analyzer User Manual
TLM-110 Quick Start Guide - High-Speed Light Flicker Analyzer
SUNDIAL LABS support FAQ
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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Where can I download the FlickerLab software for my SUNDIAL LABS device?
You can download the FlickerLab software for macOS, Windows, and Linux directly from the Downloads page at sundiallabs.tech.
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How do I perform a dark calibration on my TLM-110 Light Flicker Meter?
Connect the device, cover the sensor aperture completely using the supplied cap or opaque material, and click 'Capture Dark' in the FlickerLab application.
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Do I need to install drivers to use the TLM-110 on my computer?
No, the TLM-110 connects via USB-C and requires no additional drivers for Windows or macOS. Linux users may need to run the included udev setup script once to grant USB access.
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How do I export my light measurement reports?
In the FlickerLab application, switch to Single Shot mode, wait for the acquisition to finish, click 'Metrics' in the toolbar, and select 'Save Report' for a PDF or 'Save' for raw CSV data.