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              Document Number 900-20571 Rev. A

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LOAD

VOLTS

LINE
AMPS

LOAD AMPS

SPEED

LOW

HIGH

OUT

IN

ON

RESET

IRIS

FOCUS

ON

START

AUX.

INPUT

OFF

NEUTRAL

MIN.

CAMERA

REEL

POWER

OFF

STOP

HIGH

LOW

NORMAL

VIDEO LEVEL

A.C. VOLTAGE

FREQUENCY

R.S. TECHNICAL SERVICES INC.

 

Camera Operation

Ensure that the Camera ON/OFF switch is in the 

OFF

 position before connecting

camera to tractor unit, or auxiliary control box to the Controller Power Supply.

Set the LIGHT INTENSITY control to 

“MINIMUM”

 or full counter clockwise.

Set the REEL SPEED control to the 

‘MINIMUM”

 or full counter clockwise.

When power is applied to the controller power supply the Frequency and Voltage
indicators will be in the normal range.

Controller Power Supply

1. Camera control on the Controller Power Supply

The adjustable camera power supply provides a nominal 120V DC to the camera, transporter
and other down-hole inspection equipment.  This section has video processing circuitry which
extracts the video transmitted by the under ground camera into a NTSC video format. Also
incorporated in to the controller is an audio microphone preamplifier, which provides audio for a
VCR. 

 

The Camera ON/OFF switch controls the camera power supply. Above the switch is a green
LED to indicate that the camera power supply is 

on

.

The Camera POWER control knob adjusts the output Voltage of the power supply. Zoom
cameras have a non-adjustable light source.  The Camera power only adjusts speed of the
transporter unit. Increase Camera 

power 

control knob until a red bar appears on the screen.

Decrease Camera 

power

 knob until red bar just leaves the screen. The transporter speed will

not increase after red bar limit appears on the screen.

 Caution:

 

Do not operate equipment with the over limit red bar on screen.

OVER-VOLTAGE
INDICATOR BAR
SHOWN ON A
MONITOR
SCREEN

Summary of Contents for Omni II 10-1620

Page 1: ...tems A Full Service Company www rstechserv com O Om mn ni i I II I P Pa an n a an nd d T Ti il lt t C Co ol lo or r C Ca am me er ra a M M Mo o od d de e el l l 1 1 10 0 0 1 1 16 6 62 2 20 0 0 O OP PE...

Page 2: ...safety 2 Test operates the sewer camera and associated electrical equipment in a dry location away from any potential exposure to hazardous conditions to determine whether the equipment functions nor...

Page 3: ...v A 3 Table of Contents PAGE 4 Product Overview PAGE 5 Operator and Equipment Safety PAGE 6 Equipment Compatibility PAGE 7 Camera Operation PAGE 10 Maintenance PAGE 12 Warranty Policy PAGE 13 MRA Merc...

Page 4: ...24 The camera transmits video and other transducer signals through the sincon cable to the Controller Power Supply The Functions of the Omni Eye II color camera are controlled by an auxiliary control...

Page 5: ...om the controller power supply Refer to the appropriate generator operator s manual for starting To prevent personal injury or damage to equipment turn off Camera power When making electrical connecti...

Page 6: ...use with a mainline vehicle mounted systems as well as Portable Mainline systems This pan and tilt camera requires the use of a power control unit auxiliary controls box skid or a tractor unit and cab...

Page 7: ...rovides a nominal 120V DC to the camera transporter and other down hole inspection equipment This section has video processing circuitry which extracts the video transmitted by the under ground camera...

Page 8: ...ON position If the RESET LED is flashing place the camera ON OFF to the OFF position and correct the fault 2 Dual Function Auxiliary Control Box With the power OFF plug the Dual Function Control Box...

Page 9: ...tates camera to home Lower toggle switch functions Iris Cl camera closes camera iris Iris Op camera open camera iris Focus in camera adjust near focus Focus out camera adjust far focus Standard pan an...

Page 10: ...ntire assembly Inspect camera cradle and hardware Inspect camera lens for scratches and cracks Turn camera on and check light bulbs Inspect the camera clamps fins skids and mounting hardware Inspect t...

Page 11: ...Document Number 900 20571 Rev A 11...

Page 12: ...94954 Mt Sterling KY 40353 RST shall at our option repair or replace any defective part or component in our service facility or ship the customer a replacement component or part The customer shall ret...

Page 13: ...omer has requested an estimate before the equipment is repaired an estimate will be prepared as soon as possible A Customer Service representative will then contact the customer to provide the estimat...

Page 14: ...ervice Company SALES SERVICE PARTS THE FOLLOWING FORM IS PROVIDED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MAKE COPIES OF THE FORM FOR YOUR USE FILL OUT THE FORM COMPLETELY AND OBTAIN AN MRA NUMBER MAKE A COPY OF THE COM...

Page 15: ...o P O required OR Expedite use P O ___________________________ OR Estimate required Serial number s ________________________________________________________________________ SECTION III What merchandis...

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