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DVS-300

Diver Video System

Operator’s Manual

Table 2

CCU-10 Connection Icons

Icon

Definition

Video Out

Ground Connection

Table 3

CCU-10 Screen Icons

Icon

Name / Meaning

Loading Icon

Saved Icon

USB Icon

Corrupt Thumb Drive in USB Port Icon

Job Saving Icon

Saving to USB Icon

Insert Thumb Drive

Thumb Drive Ejected Icon

Thumb Drive Error

Thumb Drive Full Icon

Autolog Icon

Autolog Saving Icon

Autolog Not Saved Icon

Video Icon

Video Saving Icon

Video Not Saved Icon

Photo Icon

Photo Saving Icon

Photo Not Saved Icon

External Power Icon

Keypad and Icon Legends

Table 1

CCU-10 Keypad Icons

Main Keypad

Photo Key

Video Key

Menu Key

Autolog Key

Job Manager Key

Arrow Keys

Select Key

Internal Microphone Mute Key

Power

Mini Keypad

Light Dimmer (Increase)

Light Dimmer (Decrease)

Light Toggle Switch

Summary of Contents for DVS-300

Page 1: ...rs on the nameplate CCU 10 S N Camera S N Light 1 S N Light 2 S N DEEPSEA POWER LIGHT Operator s Manual T 858 576 1261 F 858 576 0219 4033 Ruffin Road San Diego CA 92123 1817 USA www deepsea com sales deepsea com Original Instruction 1 REV 8 20 13 DVS 300 Diver Video System ...

Page 2: ...l 365 405nm Weight in Water 232 2 g 8 2 oz Beam Pattern 87 Flood Depth Rating 6000 m 19 685 ft Housing 6013 T8 AnodizedAluminum White LEDs 1200 Lumens typical Color Temp 6000 K Camera Nano SeaCam Weight in Air 99 8g 3 52 oz Power Consumption 1W max Weight in Water 81 6 g 2 88 oz Scene Illumination 0 04 Lux Depth Rating 6000 m 19 685 ft Resolution 620 TVL Housing 6013 T8 Anodized Aluminum or 6Al 4V...

Page 3: ... Equipment 7 Optional Equipment 8 CCU 10 Components 8 Keypad and Icon Legends 9 Camera Components 10 LED Light Components 10 Pre Dive Inspection 10 Post Dive Inspection 10 Work Area and Equipment Set Up 11 16 CCU 10 Placement 11 Tilt Stand 11 Front Cover 11 Opening the Front Cover 11 Closing the Front Cover 12 Connecting the DVS 300 12 External Monitor 12 USB Port 12 Powering the DVS 300 12 Batter...

Page 4: ...otos 17 Annotating an Inspection by Voice 17 Reviewing Images and Video 17 Completing a Dive 17 18 Adjusting Settings 18 19 Adjusting Monitor Settings 18 Adjusting Video Format 18 Adjusting Language Preference 18 Adjusting Report Creating Preference 18 19 Maintenance Instructions 19 20 Cleaning 19 Accessories 19 Transport and Storage 19 Service and Repair 19 20 Warranty 20 Disposal 20 Battery Disp...

Page 5: ...uctions may result in electric shock fire and or serious injury SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Work Area Safety Keep your work area clean and well lit Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents Do not operate equipment in explosive atmospheres such as in the presence of flammable liquids gases or dust Equipment can create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes Keep children and bystanders away while ope...

Page 6: ... or damaged When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance moment of inattention while operating equipment may result in serious personal injury Equipment Use and Care Do not force equipment Use the correct equipment for your application The correct equipment will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it is designed Do not use equipment if the power switch does not turn it ...

Page 7: ...unting the DVS 300 lights and camera onto a dive helmet faceplate ensure proper torque values are achieved in accordance to the safety specifications In accordance with Kirby Morgan specifications in March 2013 proper faceplate torque value should be 20psi for fiberglass model WARNING helmets This information is subject to change Please check with helmet manufacturer for current information about ...

Page 8: ...t Dimmer Decrease Figure 4 Mini Keypad Video Out Speaker USB Port USB Cap Ground Terminal Figure 5 Connections Optional Equipment 200m Cable Other custom lengths are available upon request Brackets Hand held Pistol Grip Li Ion Batteries Battery Charger UV LED Light CCU 10 Components Front Cover LCD Screen Front Cover Release Buttons Mini Keypad Main Keypad Tilt Stand Figure 1 Front View Open Batte...

Page 9: ...Thumb Drive Ejected Icon Thumb Drive Error Thumb Drive Full Icon Autolog Icon Autolog Saving Icon Autolog Not Saved Icon Video Icon Video Saving Icon Video Not Saved Icon Photo Icon Photo Saving Icon Photo Not Saved Icon External Power Icon Keypad and Icon Legends Table 1 CCU 10 Keypad Icons Main Keypad Photo Key Video Key Menu Key Autolog Key Job Manager Key Arrow Keys Select Key Internal Microph...

Page 10: ... do not use the unit until the problems are corrected Post Dive inspection WARNING After each use inspect your DVS 300 to ensure proper machine function 1 Confirm that the power is OFF that any external power and cords are disconnected and that the batteries are removed Inspect the cords cables and connectors for damage 2 Ensure that the connectors are still in working order and cleaned of any dir...

Page 11: ... Place the CCU 10 in an area and in a position that allows easy access during an inspection To reduce the risk of electrical shock and equipment damage ensure the placement location is dry The CCU 10 is not waterproof and exposure to wet conditions can cause electrical shock or equipment damage Tilt Stand To set up the tilt stand perform the following 1 Use the handle on the top of the CCU 10 to p...

Page 12: ...tor Connect the other end of the cable to the yellow CCU 10 video output port on the front of the CCU 10 marked with the Video Out Icon USB Port Insert a thumb drive into the USB port to store images and video captured by the DVS 300 See Item 1 Figure 11 When the thumb drive is being accessed the USB LED will blink steadily The USB LED will be ON steadily when ready for use Figure 11 USB Port with...

Page 13: ...ED is green Right LED is OFF Battery fully charged Left LED is green Right LED is red Battery partially charged Table 4 Battery Status LED Indicators Left LED is OFF Right LED is red Battery low Blinking red and beeps Replace batteries immediately Shutdown in 1 minute Solid red continuous tone Dead batteries Shutdown in 5 seconds Slow blink External power in use Beeps when disconnected Outlet Powe...

Page 14: ... 16 Item 2 Figure 16 Quick Release to Helmet Brackets 7 Pull up on the quick release mechanism to slide the light and camera assembly onto the mounted foot See Figure 17 Figure 17 Quick Release Mechanism Interface Overview Navigating Use the arrow keys on the CCU 10 to navigate through menus and screens Use the Select Key to make selections and to apply changes Use the Menu Key to move backwards t...

Page 15: ...Switch Key The LED Toggle Switch key allows you to toggle between two LED lights connected to the system allowing adjustment and use of only one light or both simultaneously At minimum brightness the blue LED next to the LED Toggle Switch Key will be OFF and at maximum brightness the LED will be ON steadily In between the LED will blink faster the brighter the setting In addition to the blinking L...

Page 16: ...e thumb drive The CCU 10 will open a new job if there is not already one on the thumb drive The CCU 10 will save media files to a new session on the thumb drive when the thumb drive is ejected and when the CCU 10 shuts down Although the CCU 10 will turn ON and enable viewing with the camera the CCU 10 cannot capture video Autolog video or a photo until a thumb drive is inserted into the USB port a...

Page 17: ...e Status Overlay will appear for 3 seconds after the photo has been taken While saving the photo the CCU 10 will display the Photo Saving Icon The Saved Icon will appear to indicate that the photo has been saved to the thumb drive Photos can be taken during video recording Annotating an Inspection by Voice When the microphone is ON unmuted the LED on the Main Keypad will be gold Mute the microphon...

Page 18: ...s press the Menu Key Adjusting Time and Date Format From the Settings Menu change the format of the time date display Use the up and down Arrow Keys to navigate to time date from the Main menu and the Select Key to choose it Use the left and right Arrow Keys to scroll between the various fields Fields that can be edited will have a blinking red outline To change the time and date format between 12...

Page 19: ...essories may become hazardous when used with the DVS 300 To reduce the risk of serious injury only use accessories specifically designed and recommended for use with the DVS 300 DeepSea UV lighting solution DeepSea quick release brackets DeepSea quick release helmet mounts DeepSea Universal hand grip Transport and Storage Keep the equipment indoors or well covered in wet weather Store the DVS 300 ...

Page 20: ... any kind the exclusive remedy being to require DeepSea Power Light Inc to furnish such new parts Under no circumstances shall the Buyer be entitled to recover any incidental damages as that term is defined in Commercial Code 2715 Disposal Parts of the unit contain valuable materials that can be recycled There are companies that specialize in recycling that may be found locally Dispose of the comp...

Page 21: ...DVS 300 Diver Video System Operator s Manual 21 NOTES ...

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