EPL GVISION S/2000 Smart Manuale utente
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GVISION S/2000 Smart
Operator’s Manual
GVISION S/2000
Table of Contents
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READ BEFORE USING
Gvision Specifications
1
• Controls
• Connectors
Installing DVR Station
2
Installation of Monitor Mount
3
Recording Video Using DVR
4-5
• Locate and Copy Recordings
• Renaming Video Files
Copying Onto External Device / Flash Drive
6
Playback Video
7
• Playback on ARCHOS
• Playback on Gvision
Shutting Off the ARCHOS
8
WINDOWS XP® and APPLE® Burning Video onto an Optical Disc
9
Trouble Shooting
WARRANTY
NOTES
GVISION S/2000
READ BEFORE USING.
The use of electrical equipment in a wet environment can cause fatal shock if equipment is not
properly grounded or adequately maintained, and if care is not used by the operator.
Wear personal protective equipment such as safety goggles or face shield and protective clothing
such as gloves, coveralls and rubber boots.
Sewer and waste lines can carry bacteria and other infectious micro-organisms or chemicals
which can cause death or severe illness. Avoid exposing eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hands and
cuts and abrasions to waste water or other potentially infectious materials during sewer and
waste video inspections. To further help protect against exposure to infectious materials, wash
hands, arms and other areas of the body, as needed, with hot, soapy water and, if necessary,
flush mucous membranes with water. Also, disinfect potentially contaminated equipment by
washing such surfaces with a hot soapy wash using a strong detergent.
“California Prop. 65: This product may contain an extremely small amount of lead internally. Lead is a material known
to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.”
For any questions contact the company at the address shown below.
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BEFORE PLUGGING IN MONITOR
Check the receptacle voltage with a voltmeter before plugging in your monitor. Only a qualified
person should perform this test; improper use of a voltmeter can result in shock to the user. The
voltage should measure within 5 volts of the monitor’s rated voltage. Verify that the neutral circuit
wire is properly connected. This can be proven by visual inspection of receptacle wiring.
Voltage...............................110
Amps..................................3 Amps
Weight
Monitor and DVR.....................6.5 lbs
Dimensions.........................10.75 x 8 x 4.5
SPECIFICATIONS
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Side View of
GVISION 2000
VIDEO ON/OFF
UP
DOWN
MENU
INPUT
CONTROLS
CONNECTORS
ON/OFF–Power switch to monitor screen.
MENU–Allows control of
•Brightness
•Contrast
•Saturation
•Sharpness
•& Hue
Navigate the MENU window using UP & DOWN buttons
INPUT–This should always be set to AV.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
A) Sonde On/Off
B) DVR Plug
C) DC Power/Battery
D) Camera Plug
E) AC Power
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INSTALLING DVR STATION
Image 14
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
1. Rest DVR Station on the top of the monitor and
secure using thumb screw (A)
Locate Sonde On/Off and light dimmer button (B)
•Press once for Transmitter On
•Press again to turn Transmitter Off (dims to
medium lights)
•Press again for low light
•Press again to return to high lights (default)
Note: Default is set to high light transmitter off
2. Plug in the DVR station using the attached cord
(C)
NOTE: A yellow dot indicated top for easy
alignment
3. Power using DC (D) Connector optional
4. or us AC Connector (F)
5. Plug in camera (E) using supplied camera cable
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Installation of Monitor Mount
The GVISION S/2000 can be adapted to many
different camera reels but is not required to be mounted
on the handle in order to operate. The multi-purpose
protective face plate is a monitor stand.
1. Install the bracket directly onto the handle of the
camera (Images 10-12).
2. Install the monitor onto the bracket (Image 13).
NOTE: We recommend that the notch face toward the rear of
the camera system (refer to Image 12).
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Image 10
Image 12
Image 11
Image 13
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RECORDING VIDEO USING DVR
1. Place your ARCHOS on the DVR station.
2. Connect to Gvision monitor using supplied cable
(see page 2, point 2)
3. Select Recorder icon on Home Screen (image 1)
4. Open the Video Recorder folder tab on the top of
the screen. Wait a few moments for the DVR to
locate the camera before recording.
5. To begin recording from the camera, push the OK
(or REC in image 3)button. To Pause and Resume
your recording, press the OK button again (or REC
turns into pause)
6. To stop recording, press the Xbutton.
image 1
image 2
image 3
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RECORDING VIDEO USING DVR
Renaming Video Files
After Following the Steps above:
1. Choose the Video you wish to rename and select it.
2. Click on the third icon on the right of the screen and
select Rename.
3. Make your changes and select OK
Locate and Copy Recordings
1. Return to Home Screen (image 1)
and select Files folder icon.
2. Select Video then Rec
All your recorded Video(s) will be
listed in this folder
image 4
image 5
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COPYING ONTO EXTERNAL DEVICE /
FLASH DRIVE
1. Insert a USB Flash Drive into USB-A port. It will
automatically mount and appear as Disk A
2. Select Video folder from A605
(ARCHOS drive)
3. Open Rec folder and choose the
Video recording you wish to copy
4. Select the Copy icon on the right of
the screen and choose copy.
Your Video recording will immediately copy
onto the USB Flash Drive.
5. Simply Remove the USB Flash from
the port when you are done.
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PLAYBACK VIDEO
on Gvision S/2000
on ARCHOS
Video Files
1. Select the Video icon
2. Select Rec folder
3. Choose the file you wish to view
and press OK
Video will begin playing on screen
To ensure a video has been properly
recorded, you may view the video on the
Gvision:
1. Unplug the camera from the back of the
Gvision (see page 1 Connectors, point D)
2. Depress the TV/LCD button on top of the
ARCHOS
ARCHOS screen will now be displayed on the
Gvision monitor.
(see Troubleshooting page for copyright info)
TV/LCD
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