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Inspecting and Cleaning the System

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Cleaning Optical Tips

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Service

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Technical Specifications

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Operating Temperature

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Camera

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System

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Power

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Power Supply

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Standards Compliance and Classifications

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Software

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Probe Measurements

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Appendix

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Summary of Contents for XL Lv

Page 1: ...GE Digital Solutions Remote Visual Inspection XL Lv VideoProbe XLLVBMAN Rev B March 2017 ...

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Page 3: ...XL Lv VideoProbe Operating Manual XLLVBMAN Rev A April 2016 ...

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Page 5: ...elp as easy as 1 2 3 4 1 Ultrasonic Eddy Current 2 Radiography 3 Remote Visual Inspection 4 Rhythm Software 5 PMI Positive Material Identification Email ITTechSupport GE com Webiste gemeasurement com contact us Contact information is subject to change Please visit the GE Inspection Technologies website for the latest contact information https www gemeasurement com inspection and non destructive te...

Page 6: ... System Power On 24 System Power Off 25 System Storage 25 Mounting Accessories 26 Battery 27 Battery Charge Level 28 Charging Battery 28 Keyboard Support 29 Saving Images and Video 30 Optical Tip 31 4 Common Tasks 33 GO TO Menu 33 GO TO File Manager 33 GO TO Eject Hardware 34 GO TO Zoom Level 35 GO TO Light Output 36 GO TO Long Exposure 37 GO TO Inverse 38 GO TO Invert 39 GO TO Annotations 39 Live...

Page 7: ...ecord Setup Save Location 60 Live Main Menu Setup Video Record Setup MPEG Quality 61 Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup 62 Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup Save Location 63 Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup Format 64 Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup JPEG Quality 65 Live Main Menu Setup Audio Annotation Setup 66 Live Main Menu Setup Audio Annotation Setup Playback Volume 67 Liv...

Page 8: ... the System 84 Cleaning Optical Tips 84 Service 85 8 Technical Specifications 86 Operating Temperature 86 Camera 86 System 86 Power 87 Power Supply 87 Standards Compliance and Classifications 87 Software 88 Probe Measurements 89 9 Appendix 90 ...

Page 9: ...scope system The manual also provides a product overview step by step procedures and reference information To ensure operator safety please read and understand this manual prior to using the system Standard Kit Components XL Lv XL Lv Storage Case Optical Tip Storage Case Documentation USB Thumbdrive USB Thumbdrivel Quickstart Card 2 hour Li Ion Battery AC Adapter Battery Charger Optional Accessori...

Page 10: ...XL Lv 13 ...

Page 11: ...Screen 2 Integrated 2 5 mm headset microphone jack 3 VGA output 4 Controls 5 2 hour Lithium Ion Battery 6 Battery Locking Screw 7 Battery Charge Indicator 8 AC to DC Adaptor Input 9 USB Bay 10 Insertion Tube Strap 11 Insertion Tube 14 ...

Page 12: ...Controls The following buttons control basic and advanced operation of the XL Lv VideoProbe 15 ...

Page 13: ... Steering Control Press and release to keep bending neck locked in place after the joystick is released A lock will appear on the LCD when enabled Press and release again to unlock the steering control The lock will disappear from LCD when disabled Also press and hold to engage HOME function to straighten bending neck A blinking Home icon will appear on the LCD when enabled This icon will disappea...

Page 14: ... in the corresponding sections of the manual Do not allow the conductive insertion tube system or its working tools to come in direct contact with any voltage or current source Prevent all contact with live electrical conductors or terminals Damage to the equipment and or electrical shock to the operator may result Do not use this system in explosive environments USE PROPERLY Using any piece of th...

Page 15: ...s possible during operation loops or bends anywhere in the tube decrease its ability to steer the probe tip Avoid bending the insertion tube sharply Note Always use the Home button to straighten the bending neck before withdrawing insertion tube from inspection area or putting probe away Never pull twist or straighten the bending neck by hand internal damage may result At the first sign of damage ...

Page 16: ...ls strike the battery with a hammer step on the battery or otherwise subject it to strong impacts or shocks Do not expose the battery to water or salt water or allow the battery to get wet Do not disassemble or modify the battery Battery Communication Error Contact Customer Service at 1 866 246 2638 Using the battery outside its recommended operating range will result in degradation of the perform...

Page 17: ... jamais entrer en contact direct avec une source de tension ou de courant Évitez tout contact avec des conducteurs ou des bornes électriques sous tension L équipement risquerait d être endommagé ou l opérateur de subir un choc électrique N utilisez pas ce système dans un environnement à risque d explosion UTILISER CORRECTEMENT Si un élément de cet équipement est utilisé d une manière non indiquée ...

Page 18: ... au premier signe d endommagement Certaines substances risquent d endommager la sonde Pour consulter la liste des substances sans danger pour la sonde voir Compatibilité Chimique en annexe Avertissements liés à la batterie Utilisez uniquement la batterie XLGOABATTA or XLGOABATTB et l alimentation XLGOACHGR spécifiées pour être utilisées avec le système XL Lv Avant utilisation lisez attentivement l...

Page 19: ...une dégradation de ses performances et de sa longévité Lorsque vous stockez la batterie veillez à la retirer de sa base Plage de température recommandée pour le fonctionnement de la batterie Lithium Ion Décharge à l utilisation de l appareil 20 C à 46 CRecharge 0 C à 40 CStockage 25 C à 60 C 22 ...

Page 20: ...3 Getting Started System Removal Gently remove the insertion tube and handset from the storage case 23 ...

Page 21: ...id Crystal Display LCD will light and begin the power up sequence After approximately 30 seconds the system screen will display live video and screen prompts The system is now ready for use Note All batteries are shipped with a partial charge Batteries should be fully charged prior to use 24 ...

Page 22: ...UTTING DOWN message appears Key illumination and LED probe lights will go out when system is completely powered down System Storage Carefully coil the insertion tube into the storage area Place the XL Lv handset into the designated foam cutout LCD screen should face up 25 ...

Page 23: ...ccessories Assemble the optional mounting accessories by screwing together the mini magic clamp swivel ball and handset holder Secure the XL Lv mini magic clamp and place the XL Lv system in the handset holder 26 ...

Page 24: ... is engaged Note Do not force the battery into the handset as damage may occur The battery is keyed and may only be installed in the proper orientation Removing Battery Using a slotted screw driver or coin turn the locking screw counterclockwise and release the battery Note Do not remove battery while system is operating 27 ...

Page 25: ... and connect the DC output of the battery charger into the XL Lvbattery The LED battery lights will illuminate according to the amount of charge attained The system may operate while charging The battery may also be charged while disconnected from the system When the battery is fully charged the LED battery lights will turn off Note Battery run time typically equals battery charge time therefore a...

Page 26: ...ur sales representative or customer support The function keys on the keyboard act as the keys on the XL Lu F1 Menu Function on Joystick F2 Left Soft Key F3 Power Exit Key F4 Steer Stay Key F5 Enter Key F6 Right Soft Key Note Keyboards only support the top level functions and will not support the press and hold functions such as video recording 29 ...

Page 27: ...on the LCD above to save to the default location Alternately from live video press and hold Freeze Enter to quick save Video To record live video press and hold the left soft key labeled RECORD on the LCD above A red record symbol will appear in the upper right hand corner When the video is stopped it will automatically save to the default location 30 ...

Page 28: ...tip away from the probe and continue loosening counterclockwise until the tip is free from the second set of threads Optical Tip Installation 1 Ensure the optical tip is clean Clean if necessary See Cleaning Optical Tips 2 Grasp the head of the probe with one hand and gently turn the tip clockwise with the other hand The tip has cleared the first set of threads when it spins freely and then seats ...

Page 29: ...ds 4 Remove tip tool and tip will be within Applying Tips 1 Apply tip tool containing appropriate tip to probe head 2 Apply pressure while turning in the clockwise position 3 When tip tool spins freely gently push down while twisting in the clockwise position to engage the second set of threads 4 Pull gently on tip tool to ensure proper attachment 5 Remove tip tool and tip will be attached to prob...

Page 30: ... GOTO menu This menu is available by pressing the right soft key labeled GOTO during live video mode To exit any menu press Power Exit GO TO File Manager To enter the file manager navigate to FILE MANAGER with the joystick and select with the right soft key labeled SELECT 33 ...

Page 31: ... thumb drives before removal use the joystick to navigate to the right of EJECT HARDWARE and select USB1 using the right soft key labeled SELECT Note Always use EJECT HARDWARE before removing a USB thumb drive to prevent loss of data 34 ...

Page 32: ...GO TO Zoom Level An image can be zoomed from 1 normal view to 5 5 times zoomed Navigate to the right of ZOOM LEVEL and use the joystick to adjust the zoom level 35 ...

Page 33: ...D optical light On or Off navigate to the right of LIGHT OUTPUT and select ON or OFF Note Turning on FREEZE FRAME is a convenient way to turn off the light output and is ideal for changing optical tips and conserving battery charge 36 ...

Page 34: ...when capturing an image with long exposure to minimize the risk of blurring Select LONG EXPOSURE to choose manual exposure automatic long exposure or to turn long exposure off Long Exposure may be turned off in live video mode by pressing the Power Exit key After selecting Long Exposure the following options will be available 37 ...

Page 35: ... similar to a photographic negative It enhances the image contrast making subtle details more visible Inverse may be turned off in live video mode by pressing the Power Exit key To activate or deactivate navigate to INVERSE and choose ON or OFF 38 ...

Page 36: ...ate or deactivate navigate to INVERT and choose ON or OFF Invert may be turned off in live video mode by pressing the Power Exit key GO TO Annotations When Annotations have already been added to the image user can quickly remove them by choosing ANNOTATIONS DELETE ALL 39 ...

Page 37: ...r Exit Live Main Menu Light Output To turn the LED optical light on off use the joystick to choose LIGHT OUTPUT and select ON or OFF Note Turning on FREEZE FRAME is a convenient way to turn off the light output and is ideal for changing optical tips For Battery models this also conserves battery charge 40 ...

Page 38: ...OL The changes made to the Image Controls take effect immediately The following options are then available Image Brightness Zoom Level Invert Note By pressing the power exit key twice any image control features will be turned off and returned to factory default settings 41 ...

Page 39: ...Live Main Menu Image Control Image Brightness Navigate to IMAGE BRIGHTNESS from the IMAGE CONTROL Menu and use the joystick to adjust the image brightness 42 ...

Page 40: ...Live Main Menu Image Control Zoom Level Navigate to ZOOM LEVEL from the IMAGE CONTROL Menu and use the joystick to adjust the zoom level Digital zoom levels from 1x to 5x may be selected 43 ...

Page 41: ...ol Invert The invert function flips an image horizontally To activate or deactivate Invert navigate to INVERT from the IMAGE CONTROL MENU and select ON or OFF Note This feature is most useful when using Side view Optical Tips 44 ...

Page 42: ...interest cracks defects etc Annotation may be used on live frozen and recalled images To alter the annotation settings press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU and select ANNOTATION Note There is a maximum of 3 lines of text arrows per annotation Note See the Freeze Frame Menu to enable Audio Annotation 45 ...

Page 43: ...Live Main Menu Annotation Text To add edit or clear text on a specific image select TEXT from the ANNOTATION menu Note Maximum number of text annotations is 50 46 ...

Page 44: ...Live Main Menu Annotation Arrow To add edit or clear arrow on a specific image select ARROW from the ANNOTATION menu Note Maximum number of arrow annotations is 25 47 ...

Page 45: ...ain Menu Annotation Preset To create recall or delete a preset annotation that will display throughout an inspection choose PRESET from the ANNOTATION menu Note Maximum number of preset annotations is 100 48 ...

Page 46: ...Live Main Menu Annotation Hide Annotation To hide or un hide an annotation select HIDE ANNOTATION from the ANNOTATION menu followed by ON or OFF 49 ...

Page 47: ...ve Main Menu File Manager To manage files and folders on the XL Lv VideoProbe system select FILE MANAGER with the joystick For more details refer to the FILE MANAGEMENT section in the Operation Chapter 50 ...

Page 48: ...Live Main Menu Eject Hardware To eject USB thumb drives before removal use the joystick to navigate to the right of EJECT HARDWARE and select USB1 using the right soft key labeled SELECT 51 ...

Page 49: ...Live Main Menu Setup To change default settings select SETUP For more information see SYSTEM SETUP Section in the Operation Chapter 52 ...

Page 50: ...stem Setup Menu accesses the default settings To exit any menu press Power Exit Live Main Menu Setup Screen Display Setup To alter the display setup press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU Select SETUP followed by SCREEN DISPLAY 53 ...

Page 51: ...Live Main Menu Setup Screen Display Setup Battery Icon To enable and disable the battery icon select BATTERY ICON followed by ON or OFF 54 ...

Page 52: ...Live Main Menu Setup Screen Display Setup Date Time To enable or disable the date time stamp as well as set the date and time select DATE TIME from the SCREEN DISPLAY menu 55 ...

Page 53: ...etup Screen Display Setup Logo A logo may be added to the screen The file name logo jpg must be used To load a logo or to turn a logo on or off select LOGO from the SCREEN DISPLAY menu and select the desired option 56 ...

Page 54: ...Screen Display Setup Text Color The most legible text color will vary with the coloring and brightness of the image To change the color of the text displayed over images select TEXT COLOR followed by GREEN BLACK or WHITE 57 ...

Page 55: ...rrects color so white appears white despite any slight hues that may be present under varying lighting and ambient conditions To execute white balance select WHITE BALANCE from the SCREEN DISPLAY menu Options are to set a custom white balance or use the default settings 58 ...

Page 56: ...Live Main Menu Setup Video Record Setup To change video record defaults press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU Select SETUP followed by VIDEO RECORD SETUP 59 ...

Page 57: ...Live Main Menu Setup Video Record Setup Save Location Select SAVE LOCATION from the VIDEO RECORD SETUP menu and navigate to the desired location 60 ...

Page 58: ...Live Main Menu Setup Video Record Setup MPEG Quality To set the video quality select MPEG QUALITY from the VIDEO RECORD SETUP menu followed by LOW or HIGH 61 ...

Page 59: ...Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup To change still image defaults press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU Select SETUP followed by STILL IMAGE SETUP 62 ...

Page 60: ...Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup Save Location Select SAVE LOCATION from the STILL IMAGE SETUP menu and use the joystick to navigate to the desired location 63 ...

Page 61: ...Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup Format To choose the image format Bitmap BMP or JPEG JPG navigate to the right of FORMAT and select BMP or JPG 64 ...

Page 62: ...Live Main Menu Setup Still Image Setup JPEG Quality To choose JPEG quality the user must first select JPEG image format Once selected navigate to the right of JPEG QUALITY and select LOW or HIGH 65 ...

Page 63: ...s press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU Select Setup followed by AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP Note To access AUDIO ANNOTATION press the Joystick from a frozen image Select ANNOTATION followed by AUDIO The following options will be available RECORD PLAY DELETE 66 ...

Page 64: ...Live Main Menu Setup Audio Annotation Setup Playback Volume To set the playback volume select PLAYBACK VOLUME from the AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP menu Use the joystick to control the volume from 0 to 10 67 ...

Page 65: ...ive Main Menu Setup Language Setup To load or change the system language select LANGUAGE SETUP from the SETUP menu followed by the appropriate language The following options are available LOAD CHANGE 68 ...

Page 66: ...Live Main Menu Setup System Tools To view system information or adjust power management select SETUP from the LIVE MAIN MENU followed by SYSTEM TOOLS 69 ...

Page 67: ...Live Main Menu Setup System Tools System Info To view system information such as the software version or the amount of free disk space select SYSTEM INFORMATION from the SYSTEM TOOLS menu 70 ...

Page 68: ...sired inspection area Articulation Lock To hold the bending neck in place while steering press and release the Steering Control key A lock icon will appear in the corner of the display to symbolize steer and stay is enabled The probe will now stay in place when the joystick is released To unlock steering press and release Steering Control again The lock icon will disappear 71 ...

Page 69: ...Articulation Home Press and hold to engage HOME function to straighten bending neck A blinking home icon will appear on LCD when enabled HOME icon will disappear when system is finished 72 ...

Page 70: ... must be frozen before it can be measured or saved To freeze an image press Freeze Enter An FF will appear in the upper right corner of the display to symbolize that the image is frozen To disable Freeze Frame press Freeze Enter again The FF will disappear 73 ...

Page 71: ...Freeze Frame Menu Once Freeze Frame is enabled press the joystick to enter the FREEZE FRAME MENU The following options are available SAVE AS ANNOTATION 74 ...

Page 72: ...ANAGER press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU Navigate to FILE MANAGER and select File Manager Recall To recall a file select RECALL Move the joystick to the right to locate the file s and use the right soft key to select 75 ...

Page 73: ...Recalled Image Menu After recalling an image press the joystick to activate the RECALLED IMAGE MENU The following options are available SAVE AS MEASURE ANNOTATION 76 ...

Page 74: ...e joystick to the right to locate the file s and use the right soft key to mark unmark Press Freeze Enter to copy Choose the destination for the copied file Use the joystick to navigate to the desired folder Press Freeze Enter to paste the copied file 77 ...

Page 75: ...File Manager Delete To delete a file select DELETE FILE Move the joystick to the right to locate the file s and select Press Freeze Enter to delete 78 ...

Page 76: ...eate Folder To create a folder select CREATE FOLDER Select the location of the folder Use the joystick to highlight and Freeze Enter to select each letter When done press the right soft key to save the folder name 79 ...

Page 77: ...me a file select RENAME Navigate to the desired file folder and use the right soft key to select Use the joystick to highlight and Freeze Enter to select each letter When finished press the right soft key to save the file name 80 ...

Page 78: ...Freeze Enter to auto save File Manager Video Record Setup To record live video press the left soft key labeled RECORD on the LCD above A record symbol will appear in the upper right hand corner When the video is stopped it will automatically save to the default location To view recorded videos use either QuickTime or VLC software Both are included with the system located on the documentation CD 81...

Page 79: ...e the PLAYBACK MENU The following options are available SEEK STOP Note Use the joystick to navigate through the video Press the right soft key to select the new playback start location Press the left soft key to return back to the video playback starting scene Press the left soft key to resume the video playback 82 ...

Page 80: ...easing productivity Menu Directed Inspection MDI software provides an advantage and convenience during the inspection process MDI makes labeling images and videos easier and automatically generates reports from the Video Probe within a few steps Benefits to using MDI include Standardized Inspection Lists Consistent Report Creation in MS Word format Data Management Decreased reporting time by up to...

Page 81: ... return instructions and an RMA return material authorization number Early detection of minor conditions can prevent costly repair Cleaning Optical Tips Dirty optical tip surfaces cause distorted or blurred images For best image quality clean the optical tip and camera head frequently To clean the probe tip including the lens on the camera head use glass cleaner or 70 alcohol to water solution and...

Page 82: ...Eddy Current 2 Radiography 3 Remote Visual Inspection 4 Rhythm Software 5 PMI Positive Material Identification Email ITTechSupport GE com Webiste ge mcs com contact us Contact information is subject to change Please visit the GE Inspection Technologies website for the latest contact information https www ge mcs com Customer Support Centers North South America GE Inspection Technologies 721 Visions...

Page 83: ...f H2O 33 5 ft of H2O Hazardous Environments Not rated for use in hazardous environments Camera Diameter Probe 6 1 mm 0 24 8 4 mm 0 33 Image Sensor 1 6 Color SUPER HAD CCD camera Pixel Count 440 000 pixels Housing Titanium Diameter Probe 3 9 mm 0 15 Image Sensor 1 10 Color SUPER HAD CCD camera Pixel Count 290 000 pixels Housing Titanium System System Dimensions 9 5 x 13 3 x 34 3 cm 3 8 x 5 3 x 13 5...

Page 84: ...s 1 USB 2 0 port VGA Video Out Brightness Control Auto and Variable Illumination Type White LED Long Exposure Auto up to 16 seconds Manual up to 2 5 seconds White Balance Factory default or user defined Power Lithium Ion Battery 8 4 V 38 Wh 2 hour or 75 Wh 4 hour Power Supply XL Lv AC Input 90 264 Vac 47 63Hz 1 2Arms 90 Vac DC Output 10 2V 5 3 4 9A Standards Compliance and Classifications Standard...

Page 85: ...mage Formats Bitmap BMP JPEG JPG Video Format MPEG4 MP4 Text Annotation Built in full screen text overlay generator Graphic Annotation User placement of arrows Articulation Control Steer Stay Articulation lock fine articulation tip Home return to neutral forward tip orientation User selectable fine or coarse control Software Updates Field upgradable via USB ThumbDrive Languages English Spanish Fre...

Page 86: ... m 6 6 9 8 14 8 19 7 ft 8 4 mm 0 33 3 0 10 0 m 9 8 32 8 ft Tip Articulation Insertion Tube Length Straight Line 2 0 3 0 4 5m Up Down 140 min Left Right 140 min 6 0 m Up Down 120 min Left Right 120 min 10 m Up Down 100 min Left Right 100 min Note Typical articulation exceeds minimum specifications ...

Page 87: ...3 PXT490SN 6 1 Forward None 50 50mm infinity 1 97 infinity XLG3T6150FF 6 1 Forward Black 120 5 120mm 20 4 72 XLG3T61120FG 6 1 Forward Orange 80 3 20mm 12 79 XLG3T6180FN 6 1 Forward Yellow 90 20mm infinity 79 infinity XLG3T6190FF 6 1 Forward Oblique Purple 50 12 80mm 5 3 2 XLG3T6150FB 6 1 Side Brown 50 45mm infinity 1 77 infinity XLG3T6150SF 6 1 Side Green 50 9 160mm 35 6 30 XLG3T6150SG 6 1 Side Bl...

Page 88: ...inity 19 69 infinity XLG3T8420FF 8 4 Forward Yellow 80 25 500mm 98 19 69 XLG3T8480FG 8 4 Side Brown 40 250mm infinity 9 84 infinity XLG3T8440SF 8 4 Side Green 80 25 500mm 98 19 69 XLG3T8480SG 8 4 Side Blue 120 5 200m 16 7 87 XLG3T84120SN Standard Optical Tips Tip Diameter mm View DOV Color Field of View FOV Depth of Field DOF Part Number ...

Page 89: ...s warranted for a period of 30 days from the date of purchase and where used servo motors in the articulation drive system are warranted for the life of this VideoProbe product GE Inspection Technologies obligation under 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 ...

Page 90: ...rpose and no other person has been authorized to assume for GE Inspection Technologies any other liability in connection with the sale of its VideoProbe products GE Inspection Technologies shall not be liable for any loss or damages whether direct or indirect incidental or consequential resulting from the breach of any express warranty set forth herein 93 ...

Page 91: ...d collection point What do the markings mean Batteries and accumulators must be marked either on the battery or accumulator or on its packaging depending on size with the separate collection symbol In addition the marking must include the chemical 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 reducin...

Page 92: ...re to be marked to indicate the presence of hazardous substances within those products In addition that mark is to indicate the term of environmentally friendly use before the product should be disposed or recycled A copy of thismark for the product appears below NOTE For products too small to accommodate the mark on their surface the mark below is the ONLY mark for the product ...

Page 93: ... Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products Order No 32 China RoHS 2 electronic products are to be marked to indicate the substances including the name of the substance s and the component s containing those substances The following table provides that information 96 ...

Page 94: ...cates it has been tested to and conforms with the provisions noted within the 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive The XL Lv system is in conformance with the following standard EN61326 1 Basic radiated immunity Safety Mark The XL Lv system is in compliance with the following standards UL 61010 1 IEC 61010 1 EN 61010 1 and CSA C22 2 No 61010 1 Additional Certification Testing UN DOT ...

Page 95: ...is file as a png 4 Close image editor 5 Locate the saved file right click choose rename Rename file from logo png to logo jpg This will allow it to be recognized by the XL Lv 6 Transfer file to the USB ThumbDrive provided with system 7 Insert ThumbDrive into USB port on the XL Lv 8 Press joystick to enter Live Main Menu 9 Navigate to SETUP SCREEN DISPLAY LOGO 10 Select LOAD 11 Prompt will display ...

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