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07/30/2014

Visual iQ VideoProbe
User’s Manual

MVIQAMANUAL Rev. B

Mentor

Summary of Contents for Mentor Visual iQ

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Page 3: ... with Text and Arrows 36 Adding Audio Notes to an Image 37 Working with Video 38 Recording Live Video 38 Working with a Recalled Video 38 Measuring Features and Indications 39 3D Phase Measurements 3DPM 41 Stereo Measurements 46 Comparison Measurements 52 Troubleshooting Measurements 53 Managing Files 54 Working with Removable Storage Devices 54 Editing Files and Folders Creating Folders 55 MDI 56...

Page 4: ...n advanced flexible video borescope used for remote visual inspection Working through access passages the Visual iQ system delivers high resolution images of internal details of turbine engines airframes automotive engines piping vessels wind turbine gear boxes underwater structures etc The probe s fiberoptic bundle illuminates the inspection area with light generated by an advanced Light Engine i...

Page 5: ...ptional Accessories Display Port Video Cable Insertion Tube Gripper Insertion Tube Rigidizer Handset Holder Headset wired or wireless Cables Belt Clip Keyboard wired or wireless Optical Tips Measuring Optical Tips Mini Magic Arm Clamp Kit Magic Arm Kit External Monitor Large Visual iQ Case Optional Software Menu Directed Inspection MDI Intelligent file naming image management and post inspection r...

Page 6: ...utions The following caution statements apply to use of the Visual iQ device in general Caution statements that apply specifically to particular procedures appear in the corresponding sections of the manual Before using the camera system install an optical tip or the head guard which prevents damage to the tip attachment mechanism Keep the head guard on whenever no optical tip is in place Handle t...

Page 7: ...et IP55 Disassembled IP67 Assembled Do not disassemble or modify the battery The instrument contains a Lithium Ion battery and magnesium in its case Should the instrument be involved in a fire use an extinguisher approved for use on electrical and flammable metal fires Water must not be used Battery Communication Error Exists when the Visual iQ shows this message on the display If the problem pers...

Page 8: ...qui suivent s appliquent à l utilisation de l appareil Visual iQ en général Les mentions Attention qui s appliquent spécifi quement à des procédures particulières sont indiquées dans les sections correspondantes du manuel MANIPULER LA SONDE AVEC PRÉCAUTION Maintenez la gaine de la sonde à l écart d objets pointus ou tranchants qui risqueraient de traverser son fourreau Maintenez toute la gaine aus...

Page 9: ...ppez pas avec un marteau ne marchez pas dessus et ne la soumettez pas à des impacts ou des chocs violents N exposez pas la batterie à l eau douce ou salée et évitez de la mouiller Ne désassemblez pas la batterie et ne la modifi ez pas Erreur de communication de la batterie Veuillez contacter le Service clientèle au numéro 1 315 554 2000 L utilisation de la batterie en dehors de la plage de fonctio...

Page 10: ... left right up down to navigate menus and sub menus 11 Enter Button short press toggles between frozen and live frames and selects Done Accept a long press performs a 3DPM Capture 12 Menu Button short press opens or closes the Global Menu long press toggles between first and second level soft button rows Note Follow the selection sequence shown here to navigate the Global Menu and select the Opera...

Page 11: ...ey performs the identical functions as the Enter key 5 Position two fingers on the display screen and move them apart to zoom in on a feature of the display perform the opposite action to zoom out Once zoomed in a frozen image you can drag with your finger to change the displayed view 6 Select the Zoom function using either soft keys or the touch screen all displayed soft key bar items can be sele...

Page 12: ...re feeding it into the funnel Note that the insertion tube s rubber Torsional Strain Relief base should be routed through the case s curved passage shown here Caution Before using the camera system install an optical tip or the head guard which prevents damage to the tip attachment mechanism Keep the head guard on whenever no optical tip is in place 2 Install clamp in the orientation shown here cl...

Page 13: ... loops or twists in the insertion tube before feeding it into the funnel Caution Before storing the insertion tube first remove the optical tip and install the head guard which prevents damage to the tip attachment mechanism Keep the head guard on whenever no optical tip is in place 3 Storage locations for two batteries Battery must be removed prior to installing the iQ in the case 4 Rigidizer 5 M...

Page 14: ...oximately 20 of the battery charge capacity Charging the Battery Connect the DC output of the battery charger into the Visual iQ battery 6 and then plug the included AC to DC power adaptor into a suitable AC power source The LED battery lights will illuminate according to the amount of charge attained The system may operate while charging Note The battery may be charged while connected to an opera...

Page 15: ...On Press and hold until the unit turns on The buttons and Liquid Crystal Display LCD will light and begin the power up sequence After approximately 35 seconds the system screen will display live video and on screen controls The system is now ready for use Note All batteries are shipped with a partial charge Batteries should be fully charged prior to use System Power Off Touch the lower left corner...

Page 16: ...r clockwise to level the threads before rotating clockwise to thread the tip on the camera Reverse the leveling process when removing tips To Remove an Optical Tip Support the bending neck and head of the probe with one hand and with the other gently turn the optical tip counterclockwise be sure to use a tip tool when removing 4 0 mm tips Turn until the tip spins freely indicating that it has clea...

Page 17: ...splay brightness Click here to learn more about Display Setup 6 Allows the user to turn Wi Fi and Bluetooth connections on and off as well as work with networks and identify folders for file sharing Click here to learn more about Connectivity Settings 7 Allows the user to specify the default directories into which image files and videos are stored Also used to select image file type video format a...

Page 18: ... available profiles This profile includes the settings in place at the time of its creation for each of the parameters listed below Anytime the profile is reactivated the system will apply the settings associated with the activated profile The parameters affected include System Settings Including Watermark Logo ON OFF Time Format Date Format Language Power Management USB Slave Mode Steering Sensit...

Page 19: ...elect and follow the on screen prompts to restore the active Profile to the Factory Default Settings Executing a White Balance A white balance corrects the color so that white appears white despite any slight hues that may exist under the lighting conditions present when performed 6 Select New and follow the prompts to point probe at a white target or select Default to restore factory color settin...

Page 20: ...o Mass Storage or Disable When set to Mass Storage a connected computer can work directly with files stored on the Visual iQ s hard drive for file management purposes In this state the iQ will not perform inspection functions When file management functions are complete change setting to Disable to return inspection functionality Steering Sensitivity Settings 16 The user can select from two probe s...

Page 21: ...straighter the tip s position 5 The customizable watermark shown here appears in the bottom left corner of the display screen Tapping this location opens the Global Menu Turning this icon OFF causes it to disappear while tapping in its former location still opens the menu 6 Turn the displayed date and time which appears on the status bar at the display s upper right corner ON or OFF 7 Select to tu...

Page 22: ... the iQ can connect 5 Available Bluetooth Devices that appear on this list can be paired with by simply tapping the on screen listing When the device status switches from Not Paired to Paired it is in Bluetooth communication with the Visual iQ Working with WiFi 6 Select Connect to display a list of available WiFi networks to which the iQ can connect Tap the screen to select an already known networ...

Page 23: ...e folder on the network connected PC Following is an example of a complete path to insert in the Folder line Device Name TestShare Folder When the folder path and username password assuming it is a password protected network have been entered click Done 11 To share one of the Visual iQ s folders with a network connected computer click on Setup see above to open the file selecting process The path ...

Page 24: ...gh or H 264 Low Click here to learn more about Working with Video 7 Determines if the microphone icon at right appears in the display s bottom right corner during video recording When displayed tap the icon to mute or unmute the recording of sound along with video Click here to learn more about muting or turning sound ON when recording live video 8 When set to Default the system will normally reco...

Page 25: ...r for re calibration 5 Save Preset Annotation notes to an external storage device or Import preset notes to the instrument from an external device 6 Displays or removes the Zoom Window used for detailed cursor placement during measurement 7 Select AUTO to show the 3DPM red yellow un measurable pixel mask only when a cursor is placed on a red yellow pixel Select ON to always show the pixel mask whe...

Page 26: ...stick the bending neck stays in the new position This icon appears when in Steer and Stay mode 4 Tip Map This on screen icon indicates the relative positions of the steering motors Whentheilluminateddotappearsinthecenterofthecrosshairs themotorsarecentered The bending neck position generally follows the motor positions but is affected by the shape of the insertion tube and other mechanical effects...

Page 27: ... SelectandadjustfourimagetransformationsettingsincludingBrightness Distortion Correction Invert and Inverse Click here to learn about image settings 6 When a stereo tip is calibrated to the system Stereo appears in white text Press to perform stereo measurement If no stereo tips are calibrated Stereo appears in gray and may not be selected click here to learn more about Stereo Measurements 7 Minim...

Page 28: ...mber of saturated pixels and increases brightness in dark areas 4 Displays a view similar to HDR but gives up some detail in bright areas to further brighten dark areas 5 Displays a view similar to HDR but gives up brightness in dark areas to show more detail in bright areas Note To optimize the quality of all captured images hold the probe tip still at the time of capture Increasing the live imag...

Page 29: ...d The file name described below and format are also listed 3 While in the process of assigning an alternative name or destination for the image file the status bar at the top of the screen indicates Saving 4 Choose an alternative directory into which the file will be stored Note Tap and open the target folder 5 Tap to complete the target directory selection 6 Select to Rename the file prior to sav...

Page 30: ...hown here 3 Select to navigate to the next higher directory within the File Manager 4 Select to Copy Rename and otherwise Edit stored files Click here to learn more about the file Edit feature 5 Choose which file types to display 6 Tap to switch between the Soft Key Bar s top and bottom row Double tapping in this location hides or displays the soft keys and status bar 7 Determine the order in whic...

Page 31: ...creases magnification Zooms OUT 3 Touch and slide this bar left or right or move it with the Joystick to decrease or increase the amount of image magnification Repeat this process to return to a unmagnified image Zoom value of 1X 4 Select when the image magnification process is complete 5 When the image is zoomed the icon appears in the display s status bar along with a value representing the amou...

Page 32: ...ay the Image Menu 4 Tap the on screen Brightness icon to adjust the displayed image The adjustment bar shown will then appear drag it to the left or right You can adjust the brightness of live frozen and recalled images as well as recorded video The brightness level selected when an image is saved will be maintained when the image is recalled Note When viewing live images adjusting the brightness ...

Page 33: ... the Single View feature ON or OFF Single View is useful while positioning a stereo optical tip This feature makes it easier to navigate the camera by temporarily eliminating the second image 10 Tap the on screen Long Exposure icon to brighten live images by increasing the camera s maximum exposure time Exposure settings can vary from 1X to 600X Note The longer the exposure the greater the risk of...

Page 34: ...isplay the Image Menu which contains the eight image transformation settings Adjust settings as needed 2 To save the image transformation settings in a user named Preset select Save to Preset The Preset List will open 3 Tap to select any one of the five Presets The virtual keyboard will open allowing you to name the Preset 4 After entering a name for the Preset select Done 5 The user named Presets...

Page 35: ...split screen or by selecting this soft key or moving the joystick left or right Only one image is active at a time as indicated by the blue outline around the active image 4 Change the magnification of the active image by zooming IN or OUT Click here to learn more about the Zoom feature 5 Select to Recall a stored image into whichever side of the display is currently active Click here to work with...

Page 36: ...n the image surrounded by a blue box indicating it is selected While in this selected state the note can be moved by dragging with your finger or using the joystick Edited or Deleted Select Done again to de select the note 7 A selected Arrow added in the same way as a note appears with a ball at one end Move the arrow around the display by dragging with your finger near the arrowhead or using the ...

Page 37: ...d a microphone click here to specify the microphone attached and other Image and Video settings 3 Select either control to momentarily Stop or permanently Cancel the audio recording process 4 Select to complete the audio recording process The audio notes are now part of the stored image file You can now play or re record the audio notes 5 After recalling a stored image the recorded audio notes can...

Page 38: ... these buttons off the screen if you do not wish to include them in the recorded video 3 Tap to mute or turn on sound recording Sound recording will only occur and this icon will only appear if a microphone is attached to the Visual iQ and the system is properly configured Click here to learn more about configuring Video Settings 4 Tap the lower left corner of the display and select either the vid...

Page 39: ...ftware html You can save measurement images as JPEGs or bitmaps You can view these files including the measurement results in most BMP or JPG viewing applications such as Windows Paint click here to learn about image saving settings Notes Measurement results are valid only when taken in air To measure through liquid contact GE Inspection Technologies GE Inspection Technologies cannot guarantee the...

Page 40: ...ip farther away Measure large objects Check approximate size of many items quickly Less accurate than stereo measurements Known references may not be present and may be difficult to deliver to the measurement site Measurement surface must be nearly perpendicular to the probe view for an accurate measurement Measurement Tips Note 3DPM tips are automatically identified by the system Stereo tips must...

Page 41: ...mpted As the tip is moved closer to the surface more bars are illuminated Large length measurements may be performed with few bars illuminated while still achieving good accuracy In general the best accuracy is achieved by getting as close to the surface as possible Accuracy is generally best when viewing a surface from approximately a 45 angle especially on surfaces that are shiny or have a speck...

Page 42: ...arn about turning the Zoom Window on or off 5 Place cursors on the desired feature Up to five measurements may be placed on each image Note The system will wait up to 1 5 seconds for movement to stop before starting a 3DPM capture If movement does not stop a message displays and the capture is not attempted If movement begins during the capture the system pauses the capturing process waits for mov...

Page 43: ...able Views Click here to learn about the Normal view and three additional views not listed here Note Depth Profile view described in a following section is only available if the 3DPM image includes a Depth Profile measurement Note Measurements can be performed with any of the Image Views selected 9 Point Cloud view described below evaluates level of noise relative to indication size while verifyin...

Page 44: ...e perpendicular distance you want to measure Note Depth measurements require the closest possible tip to target distance for the greatest accuracy Description The surface area contained within multiple cursors placed around a feature or defect Cursor Placement Place three or more cursors up to 24 around the edge of the area you want to measure When finished press twice The area closes Description ...

Page 45: ...eference plane is created using the measurement cursors the cursor positions and the lines between the cursors are shown for profile measurements the profile slice along the surface and the line between the two cursors are shown a square around the data indicating the reference plane position is shown a scale indicates the depth or height relative to the reference plane Note Indication of Non Meas...

Page 46: ...ize glare by adjusting the viewing angle and the image brightness in the areas where you will be placing cursors Small glare speckles do not present a problem but larger glare areas may appear in different positions on the two sides causing false matches Vertical orientation If measuring distance between lines or across a circle the image is oriented so that you can place cursors at left and right...

Page 47: ...fidence in the match is low For every matching cursor the system calculates a match strength value between 0 lowest confidence and 5 highest confidence If too little detail is present the system simply does not generate a matching cursor Whenever possible try to achieve a match strength of at least 3 If you cannot achieve this level try capturing another image with less glare or more image details...

Page 48: ... the serial number of the tip currently installed If after collecting images for measurement you determine that the wrong serial number was selected refer to items 10 and 11 on the next page of this manual 3 Begin the measurement process by choosing the type of measurement desired see description of each type below 4 When a measurement type is selected in this case a Point to Line measurement this...

Page 49: ...ocation hides or displays the soft keys and status bar 11 Select Options then Change Tip to retain the image captured and measurement s performed while correcting for an incorrectly specified tip serial number This process allows the correct calibration data to be applied and eliminates the need to collect additional images simply because the user initially identified the wrong tip serial number N...

Page 50: ...highlighted Zoom Window allows for precise positioning of the active cursor Select and drag it to change its location on the display screen 4 Tap on these arrowheads near the perimeter or use the joystick to move the cursor 5 Any cursor positioned where a lack of image detail prevents the system from finding a matching point changes color to red and all dimension and index numbers revert to dashes...

Page 51: ...e plane Place the fourth cursor at the perpendicular distance you want to measure Note Depth measurements taken at a low accuracy index are particularly sensitive to the matching cursor s position If the accuracy index is low increase it by bringing the probe tip closer If you cannot increase the accuracy index place cursors so that they yield high match strengths and verify your accuracy Click he...

Page 52: ...iew The target and known object should both be in the same plane at the same distance from the probe with the tip as close as possible while fitting them both fully into the image If the object and reference are small on the screen zoom in Freeze the display before beginning the measurement process 1 Select to launch the Comparison measurement mode Begin by selecting the measurement type Click her...

Page 53: ...Live screen shows the maximum possible number of green bars It is acceptable to be slightly out of focus for very small indications Make sure all measurement tip surfaces are clean Wipe with a clean cloth and alcohol Try a non perpendicular view such as 30 45 This often significantly decreases the noise level in the data especially for surfaces that are shiny or have a speckled appearance Check wi...

Page 54: ...the USB drive tap the on screen GE Logo or press the hard key to open the Global Menu then select File Manager 3 Select the USB device then navigate access files or folders and write to or copy from the drive as you would work with he iQ s internal memory Click here to learn more about working with the File Manager 4 Before removing the USB drive tap the on screen GE Logo or press the hard key to ...

Page 55: ...n here 3 Select to navigate to the next higher directory within the File Manager 4 Choose which file types to display 5 Tap to switch between the Soft Key Bar s top and bottom row To Create a New Folder select Create Folder from the bottom row and proceed to Item 9 below for additional instructions Double tapping in this location hides or displays the soft keys and status bar 6 Select to turn on t...

Page 56: ...nspection files may be loaded at any given time 1 Select to launch the MDI process 2 Select to browse for and Resume a previously active inspection 3 Resume the Last active inspection 4 Load a new inspection or Delete an existing one 5 Navigate the File Manager to select a file to Load or Delete 6 Select to Complete the loading process 7 Indicates a newly loaded inspection 8 Indicates the last act...

Page 57: ... your inspection results will be saved 7 Study Level Information varies for each MDI is entered at the start of an inspection Information marked is required before collecting results 8 To enter information simply choose the corresponding line and the Virtual Keyboard will automatically launch 9 Use the keyboard to enter information or choose from a user generated set of Preset entries 10 Select wh...

Page 58: ...nspection allows you to record images and videos 4 These labels indicate the level s within the inspection and identify your current position 5 Click here to learn more about capturing images or Click here to work with videos 6 Select soft key labeled with the Inspection Name to access this MDI Leaf Menu Use this menu to navigate the List of inspection levels Stop the current inspection access Ref...

Page 59: ...to save the frozen image into the selected inspection point Note The system automatically names the image to correspond to the location in the MDI file currently selected 2 Save Options are described above not all appear in every MDI Note Save or Save With Flag only after all Comments Observations or Audio Comments are entered as this added information will then be associated with the saved image ...

Page 60: ...associated with the active level 4 Select to Copy and paste all reference material for the active inspection into the folder identified at the beginning of the inspection for storage of results Stopping and Resuming an Inspection To stop an inspection which may be resumed or finished at a later time access the MDI Leaf Menu by selecting the soft key bearing the inspection s name and select Stop To...

Page 61: ... inspection 2 After selecting the inspection for which you wish to generate a report choose Done 3 Report contents page layout and other features can be customized as described in the next section of this manual 4 Preview the report on the Visual iQ display 5 Generate an MS Word version of the report which will be saved in the folder identified for this inspection ...

Page 62: ...er page to include in the inspection report FACTORY DEFAULT Use the factory default settings for all parameters BROWSE Select an MS Word doc to use as report cover page End Note Select the pages to include as the last pages of the report NONE Don t include any custom features in your inspection report BROWSE Select an MS Word doc to include as report end note IMAGE OPTIONS Include Images Select ei...

Page 63: ... Clean all external parts of the optical tip Use glass cleaner or 70 alcohol to water solution and a pointed cotton swab 3 Clean only the internal threads of the optical tip The internal optical lens should only be cleaned when troubleshooting an optical tip that provides poor focus Caution The internal optical lens is surrounded by an O ring Use care not to dislodge the O ring Caution Do not use ...

Page 64: ... soft cloth dampened with glass cleaner or 70 alcohol to water solution to clean all parts of the handset except the electrical connector Use great care when cleaning the electrical contact pins of the connector Carefully clean the contact pins with glass cleaner or 70 alcohol to water solution using a cotton swab Compressed air may be used to dry or remove debris from the electrical connector ...

Page 65: ...e appears in the display Hard Keys are lit Various Verify that the probe is properly seated and latched See To Install a Probe Reboot system If available connect a different probe to handset If image quality issue is associated with a specific probe contact GE Inspection Technologies to obtain a return material authorization RMA Point the probe tip toward a bright light and see if image appears If...

Page 66: ... automatically limit LED power No fan operation If reduced light output is acceptable normal use may continue If greater light output is required power system down and allow to cool Verify that both fans are operating Clean with compressed air to remove dirt and debris Reduced system response speed High temperature operation will cause system to automatically limit Microprocessor power No fan oper...

Page 67: ...on Technologies for a replacement charger Try another battery If replacement battery does not restore operation contact GE Inspection Technologies to obtain a return material authorization RMA System runs when connected to AC power only Battery disconnected or incorrectly connected Battery low not charging depleted or defective Disconnect and reconnect battery Verify battery charge level Recharge ...

Page 68: ...x 33 8 x 87 1 cm 6 75 x 8 x 15 Case Dimensions Standard 48 8 x 38 6 x 18 5 cm 19 2 x 15 2 x 7 3 System Weight In small case with contents 10 2 kg 22 4 lbs In large case with contents 19 6 kg 43 2 lbs Out of Case 6120 system 3 0 kg 6 7 lbs 6110 system 4 0 kg 8 7 lbs Construction Magnesium and Polycarbonate housing with integrated elastomeric bumpers LCD Monitor Integrated 6 5 active matrix XGA colo...

Page 69: ...erence RS103 RE102 ABOVE DECK Standards Compliance Group 1 Class A EN61326 1 UL IEC EN CSA C22 2 61010 1 UN DOT T1 T8 IP Rating IP55 Disassembled IP67 Assembled Patent Information Mentor Visual iQ is covered under one or more of the following US Patents US5734418 US5754313 US6468201 US7819798 US8310533 US8368749 US7262797 US7782453 US8514278 US8213676 US7821649 US8107083 US8422030 US7969583 US8253...

Page 70: ...pgradable via USB ThumbDrive Languages English Spanish French German Italian Russian Japanese Korean Portuguese Chinese Polish Hungarian Finnish and Swedish Application Software Menu Directed Inspection MDI software digitally guides inspectors through the inspection process intelligently names files and creates MS Word and PDF compatible inspection reports Probe Measurements Diameter Length 4 0 mm...

Page 71: ...N Red 80 1 20 04 79 3D Phase Measurement XLG3TM61105FG Black 105 8 250 31 9 84 XLG3TM61105SG Blue 105 7 250 27 9 84 Shadow Measurement XLG3TM6150FG White 50 FWD 12 30 47 1 18 XLG3TM6150SG Blue 50 SIDE 7 24 28 94 Stereo Measurement XLG3TM616060FG Black 60 60 FWD 4 80 16 3 15 XLG3TM615050SG Blue 50 50 SIDE 2 50 08 1 97 Indicates tip with maximum brightness Mentor Visual iQ 4 0mm tips Part No Color F...

Page 72: ... this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of components determined by GE Inspection Technologies to be defective within the warranty period at no cost to the original purchaser except for return shipping expenses It shall be the purchaser s responsibility to return the product to GE Inspection Technologies or one of its authorized service centers The warranty does not cover accessorie...

Page 73: ...dentified using the Global Menu A 3DPM tip need only be securely connected then select Verify as shown here Step 2 Insert the tip into the appropriate verification block For 3DPM tips continue to follow the on screen prompts until verification is complete Note that the results of this automatic verification are logged in a file for troubleshooting if required Step 3 For stereo tips measure the tes...

Page 74: ...ical symbols of specific levels of toxic metals as follows Cadmium Cd over 0 002 Lead Pb over 0 004 Mercury Hg over 0 0005 The risks and your role in reducing them Your participation is an important part of the effort to minimize the impact of batteries and accumulators on the environment and on human health For proper recycling you can return this product or the batteries or accumulators it conta...

Page 75: ...he provisions noted within the 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive The Visual iQ system is in conformance with the following standard EN61326 1 Declarations of Conformity are held by GE Inspection Technologies GmbH GE Inspection Technologies GmbH Product Service Center Lotzenäcker 4 72379 Hechingen Germany Tel 49 0 74719882 0 Fax 49 0 74719882 16 Safety Mark The Visual iQ system is...

Page 76: ...d receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help FCC Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment IMPORTANT NOTE FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This tra...

Page 77: ...aux radioélectriques dans les bandes de fréquences 5150 5250 MHz est réservé à une utilization à l intérieur afin de réduire le risque d interférence avec les systèmes satellites mobiles bicanaux Les radars forte puissance sont désignés comme étant les premiers utilisateurs c est à dire qu ils ont la priorité des bandes de fréquences 5250 5350 MHz et 5650 5850 MHz Ces stations radarspeuvent provoq...

Page 78: ...is ie not entitled to protection against harmful interference even of the same type stations and cannot cause interference to systems operating on a primary basis South Korea Wireless Statement EMC registration is done on this equipment for a business use only Class A Product seller and user should notice that this equipment is purposed to be used except for house use This device shall not be used...

Page 79: ...ny time to open the Global Menu select Setup and then open the System menu You can now choose to Load a Logo 2 Select to Load a Logo This File Navigation window will open 3 Navigate to find the desired logo file 4 Choose the logo file and select Done The newly loaded logo file appears at the bottom left of the display screen provided it is configured to do so by the Screen and Display Settings Not...

Page 80: ...d within the license documentation of each software package again available upon request Furthermore such disclaimers and license requirements and restrictions only apply to each open source software package and DO NOT REFLECT the warranty of the product as a whole There are no additional restrictions placed upon copying distribution or modification of each software package beyond those of the ori...

Page 81: ...ime 20 Default Profile 18 Depth Profile 43 Distortion Correction 33 Distortion Correction Table 24 E Editing Files 55 Environmental Compliance 67 F Factory Default Settings 19 Factory Settings 72 Field of View FOV 52 File Manager 30 FOV 52 Freeze 27 G GE Logo 15 Global Menu 17 I Image 32 image file type 24 Image Save Location 24 Image Transformation Settings 32 Image Video 24 Import preset notes 2...

Page 82: ...forms 33 S Safety Information 6 Save Options Menu 29 Saving Image Files 29 Screen Display Setup 21 Setup Menu 17 Single View 33 Small Case 12 Sound Recording 21 Speaker 24 Specifications 61 Steer 20 Steer and Stay 20 Steer and Stay mode 26 Steering Mode 26 Steering Sensitivity Settings 20 Stereo Index 25 46 Stereo Measurements 46 System 19 System Password 19 T Thumbnail View 55 Time 19 Time Format...

Page 83: ... 3 50354 Huerth Germany Tel 49 0 7471 9882 0 Asia Pacific Floor 5 Linkchart Center 2 Tai Yip Street Kwun tong Kowloon Hong Kong Tel 852 2877 0801 E mail geit info ge com www ge mcs com Assembled in USA by GE Inspection Technologies 2014 General Electric Company All rights reserved Specifications subject to change without notice 2014 VideoLAN Printed in USA ...

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