Gradient Lens Hawkeye Pro Manuel utilisateur

User Guide

HAWKEYE®PRO VIDEOSCOPE

Warning

This product is not for medical use.

Do not modify or disassemble the unit.

Do not use in explosive atmospheres.

Caution

Keep the device out of the reach of children.

Do not look directly into the end of the insertion

tube. The bright light may damage your

eyesight.

Do not forcibly twist or elongate the insertion

tube, or bend it beyond its normal bend radius.

Strong impact on the insertion tube may break

the glass window or the video sensor at the tip.

Do not use or store the device at a temperature

higher than 60°C or lower than -20°C.

Store the device in a dry and adequately

ventilated environment.

Keep the device away from acid or alkaline

solutions, oil or gasoline, and do not use it in an

atmosphere containing volatile/flammable

vapors.

Do not remove the SD memory card while data is

being saved to the card. This may cause the

data to be lost or the card to be damaged.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Description

The Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope is shipped in a protective case. The case has

space for an optional Luxxor24 light source.

Luxxor

Power Cord

(

tional

)

Luxxor24

Light Source

(Optional)

Videoscope Charger,

USB & Video Output Cables

& SD Memory Card

Hawkeye®

Pro

Videoscope

Luxxor24

Power Supply

(Optional)

LED Light

Source &

Batteries

Optional

Tips

LED Light

Source Charger

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Description

The Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope consists of a CMOS image sensor mounted in the

tip of a flexible insertion tube.

The insertion tube is attached to a control handle that allows remote control of

the tip position.

The built-in video display monitors the image in real time. It can also capture

and store still images or video clips.

VIDEO DISPLAY

(with battery)

TIP

INSERTION TUBE

CONTROL HANDLE

BENDING SECTION

LED Light Source

(with battery)

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Warnings

Insertion Tube

All models have a stainless steel monocoil at their center for resistance to

accidental crushing, and have a tungsten outer braid to resist damage while

sliding over harsh surfaces.

THE INSERTION TUBE IS ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE. DO NOT ALLOW

CONTACT WITH ELECTRICALLY LIVE OBJECTS. SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH

MAY RESULT!

Bending Section

The bending section houses the articulating collar assembly. This is the most

flexible part of the scope, and the most vulnerable. It cannot tolerate the

same rough handling as the insertion tube.

TAKE CARE NOT TO CRUSH OR PINCH THIS AREA.

Articulation Levers

Maximum bending of the tip will be possible when the insertion tube is fully

extended.

DO NOT TRY TO FORCE THE TIP TO BEND WITH THE INSERTION TUBE COILED

FOR STORAGE.

Articulation Locks

When engaged, the articulation locks will prevent the tip from bending.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO WITHDRAW THE INSERTION TUBE FROM A CAVITY WITH

THE LOCKS ENGAGED. DOING SO MAY DAMAGE THE ARTICULATION

MECHANISM.

ARTICULATION

THUMB LEVERS

ARTICULATION

LOCK(S)

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Controls

Controls

PHOTO CAPTURE BUTTONS

VIDEO CAPTURE BUTTONS

MENU/DISPLAY BUTTONS

POWER BUTTON

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Connections

Input / Output Connections

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Setup

Install SD Memory Card

Insert the SD Memory Card into its slot

as shown. Make sure the gold

contacts are facing away from the

video display screen as shown in the

photo. Push the card in gently, as far

as your finger will allow, and release.

DO NOT FORCE THE CARD INTO ITS SLOT

WITH THE CONTACTS FACING THE WRONG

DIRECTION. The card will remain in place. To remove the card, push it in a

little and release. It will spring out far enough to grasp and remove.

Caution - Do not remove the SD memory card during image capture

operations, data will be lost and the memory card may be damaged.

The video display shows live video and captured still or moving

images.

It can output live video to an external monitor via a composite signal

connector and the included cable.

Stored images can be downloaded to a computer via the USB port and

included cable, or through the removable SD memory card.

SD Memory Card Slot

Composite Video Out Charger Input

USB Out

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Setup

Install 90-degree Prism Tip

If the 90° Prism Tip is needed:

Remove the Tip Cap.

Always keep the Tip Cap or an adapter installed to protect the Tip threads.

Notice the locating flat on the scope tip.

Thread the knurled portion of the Prism Tip on, just past the first

set

of threads on the Ti

Rotate the Prism Tip until its internal flat engages the locating flat on the

scope tip. Then continue threading the Prism Tip on until there is no side-

play in the Prism Tip. STOP threading at that point. FINGER-TIGHTEN ONLY

OR DAMAGE MAY RESULT.

A small gap will be present when Prism Tip is fully tightened in place.

Do not force beyond this point.

No side play.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Setup

Charge Main Battery

Connect the power supply to the DC/IN jack as shown. Plug the power supply

into an AC outlet and allow the PVM to charge its internal battery. A full

charge takes about 3 hours and will run for 2-3 hours.

Charge Light Source Battery

Insert one of the light source batteries into its charger. Make sure the metal

contacts on the battery are at the same end of the slot as the contacts in the

charger. Slide the battery fully into the slot until the contacts touch. Connect

the power supply and charge the battery.

The red STATUS light indicates

that power is ON to the charger.

The CHARGE light will flash green

if the battery is not connected.

When charging a discharged

battery it will glow a steady red at

first. Then it will flash alternately

red and green. As the charge

builds up, the red flashes will

become shorter in duration until

they finally cease. At that point

the light will glow a steady green

indicating that charging is

complete. This takes about an

hour or less. A full charge will last

about 45 minutes at full intensity.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Setup

Install Light Source

Install the charged battery into the LED Light Source: Remove the tail cap.

Slide the battery into the cavity with the metal contacts facing IN. Replace

the tail cap.

Check the operation of the LED Light Source. Rotate the switch tab and

confirm that the light turns on and brightens as the switch is rotated.

Align the Light Source with the Light Post on the Control Handle and thread

them together with the knurled ring. Tighten with fingers only.

Light Source

Battery

Tail Cap

Slide Contact End In First

Switch Tab

OFF Position

Switch Tab

Full ON Position

Knurled Rin

Light Post

Installed

Power

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Power On

Turn the video display power ON by pressing and holding the power button for

3-5 seconds. The system will start up and go into Normal mode, displaying a

live image from the CMOS sensor .

To turn the unit OFF, push and hold the power button for 1-2 seconds.

Holding the Videoscope

Hold the Control Handle in one hand in a

way that is comfortable and allows you

to both look at the LCD display and

actuate the articulation thumb lever(s).

Use the other hand to hold the insertion

tube and guide it toward the inspection

area.

Articulation

Lock Articulation

Thumb Lever

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Articulating the Viewing Tip

In the 4-way configuration, one thumb lever controls right/left movement and

the other controls up/down. Use caution when bending the insertion tube or

bending section, excessive force can cause damage.

Use the articulation locks if necessary to hold the tip in position once the scope

is in viewing position.

REMEMBER TO RELEASE THE LOCK BEFORE WITHDRAWING THE INSERTION

TUBE.

Inserting the Videoscope:

Before inserting the videoscope into equipment, ensure that the bending

section is straight and the articulation lock is not engaged. The tip should

move freely when the articulation thumb levers are moved.

The more the insertion tube is coiled or bent, the less the tip can articulate.

Maximum articulation is possible when the insertion tube is relatively straight.

When the locks are not engaged, their levers are loose and will move freely.

Pushing the lever until resistance is felt will lock the corresponding thumb

lever.

REMEMBER TO RELEASE THE LOCK BEFORE WITHDRAWING THE INSERTION

TUBE.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Turn the light source on to maximum brightness.

With the tip in the straight-ahead position, slowly begin to insert the scope into

the cavity to be viewed. Watch the image to see where the scope is pointed as

you guide the tip to the inspection area.

If a bend must be negotiated, articulate the tip in the direction of the bend to

keep the tip from buckling. If the scope is obstructed by objects or bends,

rotate the tube back and forth while moving it forward.

This twisting motion helps to overcome snags on equipment edges. Continue

guiding the scope forward until the target area is visible in the display.

Withdrawing the Borescope

When the inspection is completed, or the scope needs to be repositioned, BE

SURE TO RELEASE ALL ARTICULATION LOCKS PRIOR TO WITHDRAWAL to

prevent damage to the articulation system. Move the articulation thumb levers

back and forth to ensure they are in the loose neutral position and the tip is

free to bend as needed during withdrawal.

Pull out the scope slowly, and be ready to catch the viewing tip when it exits

to prevent possible damage to the tip. If the scope snags on equipment edges,

try rotating the tube back and forth.

O

ESC

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Display / Image Capture

Operating Modes

There are three operating modes:

Normal Mode –

Displays live camera image and date/time if so enabled. From this

mode still pictures and video are captured.

Image Review Mode –

Displays captured still pictures and video.

Menu Mode –

File maintenance, system settings, etc.

The unit powers up in Normal mode.

From Normal mode –

Enter Image Review mode by pressing or .

Enter Menu mode by pressing OK.

Return to Normal mode from any other mode by pressing ESC.

Battery (Full)

Memory (Empty)

Elapsed Time Display

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Normal Mode

Capture a Still Photo: In Normal mode, press the button on the control

handle (or on the display). Still photo files are saved as .JPG.

Capture a Video Clip: In Normal mode, press the button on the control

handle (or on the display) to start recording. The elapsed time display will be

visible in the lower left of the image to indicate that you are recording. Press

the button again to stop recording and save the clip. Pressing the

button will capture and store a still image during the video recording while

recording continues. Video files are saved as .ASF.

Memory & Battery Charge Indicators – In Normal mode, press ESC to display

the memory and battery indicators. Each is displayed as a bar. A fully charged

battery is shown as a full bar. A partial charge is shown as one to four

segments inside the battery bar. The memory bar is filled in as the memory

fills up.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Image Review Mode

View captured photos or video clips: Push the or button to enter Image

Review mode. You can scroll forward or back through the photos and videos

using the or buttons. Video files may be played, paused and resumed by

pressing the button. Pressing the button while a video is playing will

capture and store the currently displayed frame from the video. To exit Image

Review mode, press ESC.

Delete a Single File: Press or to enter Image Review mode. Scroll to the

required file using or buttons. When the required photo or video file is

displayed press OK. A frame will be displayed to confirm the delete function.

Select ‘YES’ with or and press OK to confirm.

Menu Mode

Display Main Menu: In Normal mode : Press the OK button to display the Main

Menu as follows:

DELETE ALL

VIDEO OUTPUT

DATE/TIME SETUP

LANGUAGE

VIDEO FORMAT

AUTO POWER OFF

DIGITAL ZOOM

MIRROR

RESOLUTION

You can scroll through the functions on this menu using the and buttons

and select the function using the OK button.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

DELETE ALL

Deletes all saved files, video and still photos.

When this function is selected, the unit displays a

frame which includes two options. Use and 

to select “Yes” or “No” and press OK to confirm.

VIDEO OUTPUT

This function transfers the video signal to and from

an auxiliary display using the supplied cable. The

unit will automatically switch to the auxiliary

display when the cable is connected and will revert

to the built in display when the cable is

disconnected. This function will allow you to

toggle between displays if both are connected.

Simply press OK while this function is selected to

toggle between displays.

DATE/TIME SETUP

Sets the date and time.

Select this function and

use the and buttons

to select year/month/day

or hour/minute/second

fields, then press the

and/or buttons to

scroll through the numbers to set the date and time. If “DISPLAY” indicates

“ON” status, the date and time will be displayed on the screen. Captured

images will always include a time/date stamp. Confirm changes by pressing

OK.

LANGUAGE

If your unit is supplied

with a language option

this function will allow

you to select English or

the optional language.

Use and to select

and press OK to confirm.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

VIDEO FORMAT

This function allows you to choose the format of the output video signal for an

auxiliary display. The options are NTSC and PAL. Use the and to select

and press OK to confirm.

While the TV OUTPUT options are

displayed, pressing the button

will display the FACTORY SETUP

menu. Here the factory settings for

the video display may be changed or

reset. Use and and press OK to

select the property to be changed.

Then use and to change the

setting and OK to confirm. Holding

the or buttons down for a

couple of seconds will cause the

settings to change more rapidly. Each unit is optimized from the default

settings by Gradient Lens Corp. prior to shipping. These optimized settings

appear on a label on the main unit should they need to be re-entered.

AUTO POWER OFF

Use the and buttons to select time for auto power off or to disable the

auto power off function. Press OK to confirm.

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

DIGITAL ZOOM

Select this function by pressing the OK button. Use the and buttons to

select the digital magnification of the display image from 1.0 to 2.0 in

increments of 0.1. The selected magnification is shown on the display.

MIRROR

The live displayed image may be mirrored horizontally or vertically, as well as

rotated 180° by selecting these options and pressing OK to confirm.

Magnification

Hawkeye®Pro Videoscope – Operation

Connecting to an Auxiliary display

Use the included AV cable to connect your auxiliary display to the jack on the

side of the video display . (Note: The auxiliary display must accept a

composite input). The unit will automatically switch to the auxiliary display

when the cable is connected. The displays may be toggled by using the VIDEO

OUTPUT function on the main menu. The video display and the external display

cannot be viewed at the same time.

The video output format to the auxiliary display may be switched

between NTSC and PAL by using the VIDEO FORMAT function on the

main menu.

Transferring image files to a personal computer

Images stored on the SD memory card can be downloaded to a computer via

the USB port. Plug in the Mini USB 1.1 connector to the USB port and open the

drive associated with the USB port on your computer. The stored images are

contained in the location “X:\DCIM\100DSCIM” where X is the drive letter.

Jpegs can be viewed with Windows Picture Viewer and .asf video files play in

Windows Media Player.

Alternatively, images from the SD memory card may be transferred

to your computer by removing the card from the video display and

inserting it into your computer’s card reader.

AV Cable Video Out

USB

Cable

USB

Out

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