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4.1 Image recorder
Overview

The INVIZ imaging recorder fulfils the
following additional functions beside the
visualization of the inspection image:

:: Adjustment of the light intensity of 

INVIZ endoscopes and pushing cameras
- Mostly endoscopy is done with full 

light intensity, since all INVIZ cameras
control the brightness of the picture via
the exposure time of the camera itself.
Only under few circumstances, it can be
advisable to control the light intensity 
manually (e.g. strongly reflecting surface).

:: Adjustment of the rotational speed of 

the option motorized side view.

:: Recording and showing of individual 

images on conventional CF card.

:: Recording and showing of video scenes 

on conventional high speed CF card 
with up to 25/30 images per second.

:: Administration of the image and video 

data (saving, copying, renaming and 
deletion).

The INVIZ imaging recorder can be operated
with all 

INVIZ camera systems, irrespective

of the video standard (PAL or NTSC). As a
rule, the video signal made available is
detected automatically and reliably. With
further accessories, the imaging system
can be used even for the camera techno-
logy of other manufacturers.

The control pendant can be operated
easily through the intuitive menu guidance
on the display screen and the keys can be
operated even with gloves or protective
gear.

The CF card shaft is hidden, in order to
protect it from mechanical influences or
inadvertent removal of the card. At the
same time, the imaging recorder ought to
be protected from collisions or falls, in
order to prevent damage.

The imaging recorder ought to be regular-
ly cleaned with a soft cloth, cotton bud
and 70% isopropanol. Never use aggressi-
ve solvent (Acetone)!

The technical specifications of the
image recorder:

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Screen

Type

6.5" TFT LCD

Resolution

640 x 480 pixels

Brightness

300cd/m²

Colour depth

262,144 colours (18-bit)

Media recording

Flash memory

CompactFlash™ Type I & II cards

Hard disk memory

IBM MicroDrive™ Type II

Capacity

Main index - 256 folders per 1296 files
Size picture file 256 KB

File format

FAT-16  8:3, long file names

Freeze image

JPEG

Video sequence

Motion-JPEG (MJPEG), 25 /12,5 fps

Recommended compact flash cards are:

Type I

Dane-elec, Lexar

Type II

IBM MicroDrive™

Not splash water-tight
Dimensions

Width 264 x height 95 x depth 172 mm 1,7 kg,

Housing

Size (max.)

CompactFlash™ 2 GB,
IBM MicroDrive™ 1GB

Image / video resolution

640 x 480 NTSC / 768 x 512 PAL,
JPEG or MJPEG

Recording time video

SP Modus 2 GB,
40 min LP Modus 2 GB / 80 min

Fily system and file format

In the menu guidance, there are functions
which may not be relevant for your 

INVIZ

system. In order to ensure that the
image recorder possesses the greatest
possible compatibility with many devices,
these sub-functions were, however, not
removed.

viZaar is always improving or extending
the existing software of the
image recorder. This can, however, have
the result that sub-areas of the function
description of the imaging recorder do
not immediately correspond to the
instructions.

Summary of Contents for INVIZ BIG

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...h any point of the application Simple rotating and maneuvering of the probe with attached NEW side view optics Waterproofness up to 50 meter Longterm tested durability of the entire probe through high...

Page 3: ...ve operation of the device beside the safety of the personnel and environment an extensive knowledge of the device the inspection technology the safety instructions as well as the industrial field of...

Page 4: ...or protection At the same time there is a danger that liquids might penetrate the probe and thereby impair the functioning permanently or might cause a life threatening electric shock to the operator...

Page 5: ...or increasing your own safety against electric shocks with risk of injury or loss of life the device must always be connec ted and operated via a residual current circuit breaker system or an isolatin...

Page 6: ...ily restricted power of vision When operating the device outside the permissible operating conditions or with destruction caused by usage which deviates from the instructions non compliance with the o...

Page 7: ...ever push the poles too strongly always inspect poles before starting the inspection Using the optional pushing poles cause additonal endangerment of the facility Always approve 100 push poles are con...

Page 8: ...tion battery operation 3 6 Option cable counter 3 7 Option 40mm head adapter 4 1 Image recorder 4 2 Integrated text generator 5 Getting Started 6 Care maintenance and repair 6 1 Cleaning of the system...

Page 9: ...port case check the container for possible transport damages DIM H 635 x W 510 x D 365 PE Weight empty 12 25 kg 1 Structure and start up www vizaar com 01 Open here Push center and lift to unlock Pull...

Page 10: ...m 02 1 Lift here 2 LCD Control Pendant 3 Watch alignment when packing 4 Umbilical cord for LCD 1 Mini keyboard under holding plate 2 Magic arm dismembered 3 Accessory pouch 4 Card Reader 5 Remote cont...

Page 11: ...cessory pouch or battery 1 Counter operation hrs 2 PS2 keyboard for option text generator 3 S Video video out only in combination with option data display modul 4 BNC composite video out 5 Connector u...

Page 12: ...in optional transport case 1 LCD operating pendant with digital image video recorder and actual high speed Flash Card Memory Card 2 Flash Card reader with USB connector 3 Mini PS2 keyboard US or D 4...

Page 13: ...an be disturbing equalizing current via the shielding of the cable The video image of the camera head can now be captured as so called Composite Signal video signal in common parlan ce via the lateral...

Page 14: ...st pixels of the camera during digitalization The manufacturer or your dealer will gladly advise you Avoid visual inspections under the influence of sunlight on the screen The connection of any kind o...

Page 15: ...ccess of your inspection work with the system PS2 connection socket in the control device To the extent that the optional text generator is integrated the mini keyboard included with the delivery or a...

Page 16: ...tate front housing until desired focus is set Hold back section while rotating front housing Do not remove front housing unnecessarily LED will shut off at nearest fokal point 1 5a Clockwise focus far...

Page 17: ...image resolution NTSC vertical 512 horizontal 492 Pixel PAL vertical 500 horizontal 582 Pixel 380 TV lines Min illumination requirement 1 5 lux Automatic white balance modus Ambient operation temperat...

Page 18: ...damaged connectors or clutches will cause tremendous trouble to the facility when camera head and other poles may left in a pipe after a 90 bend Always check the pole connectors before employing them...

Page 19: ...the application length and number of bends Rods and poles can be combined also poles of different flexibillity may be combined to reach the area of interest If the probe or camera head needs to be ro...

Page 20: ...eels reducing friction Pushing aids like epoxy fibre rods or poles are attached to the bigger trollies or directly to the probe when using smaller discs only Standard centering tools 3 Supplementary e...

Page 21: ...www vizaar com 13 3 Supplementary equipment Option centering trolly 3 2c 3 2d 3 2e 3 2f attach push pole insert camera head adjust close to nominal diameter 3 2...

Page 22: ...closing the camera head this is the most closest view possible Near view move lens away from camera housing FAR VIEW The end position of the side view optics to the distance ring is the farest focus...

Page 23: ...W The end position of the side view optics to the distance ring is the farest focus point within the illumination capabillity of the camera head Do not tighten the thread onto the distance ring Far vi...

Page 24: ...ch from recharching mode to operation mode you have to disconnect the charging equipment and connect the connection cable VE 100130 AE The battery must be disconnected from the camera before charging...

Page 25: ...ding on the environment the counter can be mounted with a clamping device or strong magnet close to the tube pipe entry like shown in the below pictures It is recommended to first install the cabel in...

Page 26: ...is kept easy to us button A toggles the counter OSD on off press button for seconds to reset counter to zero usually at the beginning of the tube button up B or down C will preset the counter to the...

Page 27: ...he 29mm head incl the behind loctated distance ring It is important no dirt can enter the open camera Be careful when starting winding the new optics onto the head do not damage the thread by rotating...

Page 28: ...or inadvertent removal of the card At the same time the imaging recorder ought to be protected from collisions or falls in order to prevent damage The imaging recorder ought to be regular ly cleaned w...

Page 29: ...n Note carefully Digital image data are not secure against illegal manipulation Make sure that you are able to reliably retrieve the obtained image data 10 years after the inspection and you are able...

Page 30: ...rd included in the delivery Now the inspection system can be switched on and can be activated with the main switch 4 of the LCD The system registers during the start phase with a blue screen and check...

Page 31: ...ssed Never continue to conduct the inspection with apparently defective imaging recorder or defective CF card There is risk of data loss Ensure that the AC voltage supply is secure A failure of the po...

Page 32: ...ymbol can be recognized in the lower left corner For the selection of a miniature picture move the selection indicator with In order to jump over several images keep a key pressed In the image preview...

Page 33: ...ll appear wherein the further procedure must be confirmed Press in order to highlight the desired folder Press in order to select the folder Alternatively you must select in order to abort the action...

Page 34: ...is displayed wherein the 6 alphabets can be determined Display direction In difficult working conditions the image can be turned upside down if need be at this point i e the operating pendant can be...

Page 35: ...ew folder Renaming the folder Select RENAME FOLDER in the main menu Proceed as described under the section Renaming a file OSD Under preparation Voltage saving mode Leave the setting on OFF as long as...

Page 36: ...s are blocked The operation of date and clock time is not coupled with the INVIZ imaging recorder and must be separately adjusted A few existing functions like photo coun ter positioning are no longer...

Page 37: ...Page up Page down Back Delete Alt Delete Shift Delete Ctrl Delete Tab Shift Tab ESC Enter Ctrl M Ctrl P Alt W nn F12 Help Menu F1 Ctrl F Ctrl H Alt M Help Menu F1 Ctrl S Ctrl W Help Menu F1 Ctrl B Ct...

Page 38: ...menu Use F1 key and go to page 4 with Page down Choose the desired command with and press An entry window appears wherein the respective value is entered in six digits Implausible entries like e g ho...

Page 39: ...h attribute For alternating between continuous and flashing display select the key combinati on Ctrl B The flashing mode remains active until it is switched off or the data write in is switched off Cu...

Page 40: ...atus and reactors this can lead to self obstruction similar to a lasso Do not lose your nerves in such a case there are often different methods of disengaging the probe without opening the plant or de...

Page 41: ...e for dangerous squeezes documentation of the destroyed probe sheathing braid removal of fraight wires Check of the LED s Safety check according to accident protection regulations and VDE Concluding r...

Page 42: ...b chapters of the different systems Operating conditions All individual operating conditions are listed in the individual sub chapters of the different systems General system data 96VAC 246VAC 30W con...

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