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CHAPTER 3: TAKING AND 
VIEWING PICTURES AND VIDEOS

Before you are able to take any pictures, make sure that
the  handle  grip  and  display  units  are  both  charged,
turned on and that the micro SD memory card is se-
curely plugged into the slot on the right of the display.
Make sure that the gold contacts are facing front and
inserted first. When the memory card is present, the X
will no longer appear over the blue SD icon in the upper
left corner of the display (

Fig.15

).

To take a picture (in other words, capture a still image),
first aim the tip of the probe at the area of interest then
press the black button with the camera icon at the far
left below the display. You’ll note that a yellow icon of a
camera  briefly  appears  in  the  middle  of  the  display
(

Fig.16

) to confirm that a picture was taken.

Similarly, to start video recording, press the right black
button below the display. The blinking “REC” symbol
(

Fig.17

) appears at the top left of the display. To the right

of this is a stopwatch that counts up from zero to indi-
cate the duration of the video captured. To stop record-
ing, again press the black button with the projector icon.

Each  of  the  yellow  buttons  below  the  display  has 
a second function. The left button (

Fig.11

#7) will invert

the image on the screen and the right button (

Fig.11

#8)

will zoom in and out up to 4x.

Note that either a yellow camera icon (

Fig.18

) indicat-

ing a still picture or an orange projector icon (

Fig.19

) in-

dicating a video appears in the upper left corner. Your
pictures and video will appear in the sequence that you
took them. To review your pictures use both right and
left black buttons below the display to move left and
right, just as you would with a digital camera. When an
orange projector icon appears you can play the video

PLAYBACK MODE

Once  you  are  in  the  playback  mode  (after
briefly pressing the ON/OFF button on the
top of the monitor), the controls have the fol-
lowing functions:

1. Pressing the left or right outer black but-

tons (#9 or #10) scrolls through your set of
stored pictures and video one step either
left or right in their order of capture.

2. Pressing the left yellow button (#7) when

a projector icon is on-screen controls the
playing of that particular video.

3. Pressing the right yellow button (#8) con-

trols  the  file  menu  of  the  pictures  and
videos. The first press displays thumbnails
of  the  media  captured  so  far  (

Fig.12

).

Pressing it again reveals the folder struc-
ture  storing  your  pictures  and  video
(

Fig.13

). Each folder handles only so much

data so there will be multiple folders de-
pending on how many images you have
stored.  Pressing  the  MENU  button  (#6)
after  selecting  a  folder  will  open  that
folder. Pressing the MENU button again
after selecting an image will open that pic-
ture or video for viewing.

 4. Finally, by pressing the center Menu but-

ton (#6) (while in normal ‘playback’ mode)
you will open the ‘Playback’ menu (

Fig.14

)

where  you  can  format  and  delete  the
 images.

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Fig.15

Fig.17

Fig.16

Fig.14

Fig.13

Fig.12

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Summary of Contents for DCS400

Page 1: ...0 SERIES WIRELESS CAMERASCOPE INSPECTION SYSTEMS DCS400 DCS400 05 09 User s ManUal Please read this manual carefully and thoroughly before using this product DCS400_NEW_082610_AWB13P Layout 1 8 26 10...

Page 2: ...ameter probe includes three accessory tools which can be attached to the probe tip for various applications the magnetic tip is used to pick up small metal objects the mirror tip is used to view at a...

Page 3: ...probe which is water dust proof to IP67 standards 3 5 in 88 9mm diagonal TFT LCD wireless color monitor can be detached from the unit for remote viewing up to 10m 32 ft away Imbedded magnets and flip...

Page 4: ...use the product around corrosive chemicals which can damage sen sitive tips Never spill liquid of any kind on the video display units as this may cause damage Do not use the device for personal or me...

Page 5: ...120 volt 240 volt AC adapter which interfaces with the one into two charging cable 13 The connecting cables include a USB interface cable 14 and a video cable 15 for connecting the system to a comput...

Page 6: ...ls The LCD monitor can be attached to the handle or removed and used wirelessly MAIN CONTROLS The main controls Fig 3 are below the screen at the front bottom of the display and consist of five button...

Page 7: ...probe sees even when the two units are located as far apart as 10 meters or 32 feet When the monitor is attached to the pistol grip han dle the two units communicate via hard wired con nections rather...

Page 8: ...mages as well as charge the unit Fig 7 To start with the button on the top right of the unit 1 performs two functions When it is pushed and held for 3 seconds it turns the display ON and OFF When it i...

Page 9: ...ector icon Fig 19 in dicating a video appears in the upper left corner Your pictures and video will appear in the sequence that you took them To review your pictures use both right and left black butt...

Page 10: ...view the captured pictures and video The media files will me found in a folder labeled YCKC At this point it s a good idea to copy the YCKC folder to your computer s hard drive Once you have stored th...

Page 11: ...l Format Yes No EXIT TROUBLE SHOOTING Problems Causes Soluttions Please check and try again Replace and try again Ask a technician to replace the battery Set the same channel Check and connect again C...

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