Starting Operation

Switching On and Off

To switch on the inspection camera, press the On/Off button (2). The start screen is shown in the display (5) for a short time.

Note: If the camera cable is not fitted when switching on, the display will show an error message.

To switch off the inspection camera, press the On/Off button (2) again.

If no button on the inspection camera is pressed for approx. 20 minutes, then the inspection camera will automatically switch itself off to preserve battery life.

Regulating the illumination light in the camera head

To brighten the camera image, you can switch on the light (9) in the camera head and regulate the brightness.

There are 4 settings for adjusting the brightness (0 %, 25 %, 50 %, 100 %).

To switch on the camera light (9) and increase the brightness, press the lighting/brightness button (4) repeatedly until the required brightness level has been reached.

  • Do not look directly into the light (9) and do not direct the light onto other people. The light can blind your eyes.

To reduce brightness and switch off the camera light (9), press the lighting/brightness button (4) repeatedly until the required brightness level has been reached or the light has been switched off.

Magnifying the image in the display (zooming in)

Briefly pressing the magnification button (6) magnifies the image in the display by a factor of 1.5 or 2.

Black and white button

By briefly pressing the black and white button (3) button, you can switch the display between colour rendition and black and white rendition. Black and white rendition can improve the contrast, for example.

Compass View with reference point (Up-Indicator) (see figure D)

Pressing the black and white button (3) for a long time opens Compass View (e). In this view, the yellow reference point (Up-Indicator) shows where up is physically located in the image.

Note: Limited function if mirror (18) is fitted and/or with a vertically aligned camera cable (7)

Status bar

The status bar (a) is shown on the display for approx. 2 seconds each time a button is pressed. It shows:

  • The selected magnification (b)
  • The selected brightness (c)
  • The state of charge of the batteries (d)