Extech Instruments HDV700 Manuale utente

User Manual

HDV700 High Definition

VideoScope Kit

Table of contents

1 Introduction........................................................................1

1.1 Overview ..................................................................1

1.2 Product Features ........................................................1

1.3 Kit Descriptions.......................................................... 1

1.4 Available Probes ........................................................2

1.5 Supplied Equipment (all kits) ......................................... 2

1.6 Supplied Equipment (select probes) ............................... 2

2 Safety ................................................................................3

3 Quick Start .........................................................................5

4 Product Descriptions...........................................................6

4.1 VideoScope .............................................................. 6

4.2 Touch-Screen ............................................................ 7

4.3 Using an External Monitor............................................. 9

5 Connecting the Probe ........................................................ 10

6 Powering the HDV700 ........................................................ 11

6.1 Power the Display Unit ............................................... 11

6.2 Battery Overview ...................................................... 11

6.3 Battery Status Indicators ............................................ 11

6.4 Charging the Battery ................................................. 11

6.5 Power Reset Button .................................................. 12

7 Settings Menu................................................................... 13

7.1 Settings Menu Overview ............................................ 13

7.2 Menu Item Descriptions ............................................. 13

7.2.1 INFO........................................................... 13

7.2.2 IMAGE ........................................................ 14

7.2.3 SESSION..................................................... 14

7.2.4 TAG ............................................................ 15

7.2.5 USB CARD READER...................................... 16

7.2.6 SD CARD..................................................... 16

7.2.7 DATE / TIME ................................................. 17

7.2.8 LANGUAGE.................................................. 18

7.2.9 MICROPHONE ............................................. 18

7.2.10 AUTO POWER OFF ....................................... 18

7.2.11 REGULATORY .............................................. 19

8 Image and Video Recording................................................ 20

8.1 Image and Video Basics............................................. 20

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8.2 Media Gallery .......................................................... 20

8.3 Opened Images ....................................................... 21

8.4 Opened Videos ........................................................ 22

8.5 Recording Audio over Video........................................ 23

8.6 Downloading Media to a PC ........................................ 23

9 PC Interface...................................................................... 24

9.1 PC Interface Overview ............................................... 24

9.2 Connecting to a PC ................................................... 24

9.3 Accessing the HDV700 Directory on the PC ................... 24

10 Firmware Updates ............................................................. 25

10.1 Obtaining the Firmware Update File .............................. 25

10.2 Moving the Upgrade File to the HDV700 ........................ 26

10.3 Executing the Firmware Update ................................... 27

11 Specifications................................................................... 28

12 Limited 2–Year Warranty..................................................... 30

13 CUSTOMER SUPPORT ....................................................... 31

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Introduction

1.1 Overview

Thank you for selecting the HDV700 High Definition VideoScope kit. The kit is

a rugged, splash proof (IP54 display unit) and waterproof (IP67 probe) video

inspection system that includes the VideoScope, a detachable camera probe,

and accessories.

The display unit works with a variety of camera probes as listed in Sections

1.3 and 1.4 below. The probes are especially designed to perform well in diffi-

cult to reach locations and areas unsafe to approach. The probes provide

sharp video and still images and can be safely submerged in fluids, as speci-

fied in the separate instructions provided with each probe.

Check for firmware updates before putting this instrument in operation to en-

sure full compatibility between the VideoScope and the probe. See Section

10.

The HDV700 is battery operated and its internal lithium battery can be

charged by connecting the HDV700 to an AC source using the supplied USB

AC adaptor/charger (see Section 6).

Still images and videos are stored on the supplied micro SD card, inserted in

the HDV700 right side compartment. Stored media can be downloaded to a

PC using the USB-C port (see Sections 8 and 9).

1.2 Product Features

• Large display monitor shows camera images, touch-screen icons, settings

menu, and other information.

• Image/video recording with micro SD card storage.

• PC interface for downloading images/video and updating firmware.

• Micro HDMI port for viewing images on an external monitor.

• Split screen shows forward/side view images simultaneously when using a

dual camera or a mirror accessory.

• Split-screen also compares live images with stored images.

• Internal rechargeable lithium battery runs 6 hours from a full charge.

1.3 Kit Descriptions

Kits Kit Descriptions

HDV710 General Purpose VideoScope Kit with 5.5 mm × 1 m length probe

HDV720 VideoScope Kit with Dual HD Camera 4.9 mm × 1 m length probe

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HDV730 VideoScope Kit with Two-Way Articulation 3.9 mm × 1 m length probe

HDV740 VideoScope Kit with Four-Way Articulation 6.0 mm × 1 m length probe

HDV750 VideoScope Kit with Plumbing Spool and 28 mm × 30 m length probe

Note: To order the VideoScope display unit only, use part number HDV700.

1.4 Available Probes

Probe part number Description

HDV7C-55–HD-1 HD camera probe 5.5 mm x 1 m length

HDV7C-55–3 Camera probe 5.5 mm x 3 m length

HDV7C-49–dual-1 Dual HD camera probe 4.9 mm x 1 m length

HDV7C-A2–39–HD-1 Two-way articulating HD camera probe 3.9 mm x 1 m length

HDV7C-A2–45–15 Two-way articulating camera probe 4.5 mm x 1.5 m length

HDV7C-A4–60–1 Four-way articulating camera probe 6.0 mm x 1 m length

HDV7C-A4–60–3 Four-way articulating camera probe 6.0 mm x 3 m length

HDV7C-P28–30 Plumbing spool and probe 28 mm x 30 m length

1.5 Supplied Equipment (all kits)

• HDV700 High Definition VideoScope

• Camera probe

• USB-C to USB-A charging and PC interface cable

• Power adaptor with AC plugs (for US, UK, EU, AUS)

• Micro HDMI audio-visual cable

• Micro SD card (32 G)

• Printed Quick Start booklet

• Heavy duty carrying/shipping case

1.6 Supplied Equipment (select probes)

• Side view mirror accessory for HDV7C-A4–60–1 and HDV7C-A4–60–3

probes.

• 100 mm (4 in) brush for plumbing spool probe HDV7C-P28–30.

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Safety

CAUTION

Please read all user instructions and safety guidelines before proceeding.

If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the

protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.

The battery is not user-serviceable. DO NOT open the unit to replace the bat-

tery or to perform maintenance. Contact FLIR if the unit needs servicing or a

battery replacement.

WARNING

Risk of explosion if the battery is replaced using an incompatible battery type.

WARNING

Failure to use the device without observing the information provided next to the WARNING

symbol may cause serious injury or loss of life.

CAUTION

Failure to use the device without observing the information provided next to the CAUTION

label may cause damage to the product.

WARNING

HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS

DO NOTuse this system in explosive environments including gasoline and alcohol storage

tanks.

FLAMMABLE GASES

DO NOTuse this device near flammable gases.

FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY

AVOID EYE INJURY

DO NOT look into the LED worklight or direct the worklight toward the eyes.

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Safety

CAUTION

INCOMPATIBLE SUBSTANCES MAY DAMAGE THE PROBE

See the probe user manual for a list of specified liquids into which the probe can be

inserted.

CAUTION

The IP54 splash proof rating applies to the VideoScope display unit. The IP67 water proof

rating applies to all available probes. The right side compartment flap on the display unit

must be fully sealed for the IP54 rating to apply.

CAUTION

For articulation probes, do not operate the articulating controls with the probe in a coiled

position. This can damage the articulation controls.

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Quick Start

CAUTION

Before putting the unit into operation, ensure that it is running the latest firmware, as ex-

plained in Section 10.

1. If the battery status icon is showing a low charge, or if the unit will not

power up, connect the unit to an AC power source using the supplied AC

adaptor/charger, the charger connects to the USB port located on right

side compartment (see Section 6).

2. Ensure that a micro SD card is inserted in the slot located in the right side

compartment.

3. Carefully connect the camera probe as detailed in Section 5.

4. Remove the protective lens cap from the camera probe.

5. Long press the HDV700 power button (top of unit, on right), the Extech

logo will appear.

6. The camera image will then appear with touch-screen icons, battery status

icon, and date/time (see Section 4).

7. The power status LED (located next to the power button) is green when

power is on, red while charging, and blinking once per second if the ambi-

ent temperature is > 104℉(40℃) or < 32℉(0℃), indicating that charging

has stopped.

8. Long press the power button to switch off the unit.

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Product Descriptions

Figure 4.1 VideoScope description. Front view on left, back view on left.

4.1 VideoScope

1. Touch-screen and camera monitor.

2. Power LED. Green when powered, red when charging.

3. Power button. Long press ON/OFF.

4. Reset button (recessed). Press to initialize the unit if it becomes

unresponsive.

5. Micro SD card slot. Supplied card stores images and video.

6. Micro HDMI port for connecting external monitor.

7. USB-C port for PC interface and charging.

8. Microphone for recording audio over video.

9. Probe connection.

10. Lanyard post. Lanyard not supplied.

11. Adjustable tilt stand.

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