ATP Instrumentation AVB-710 User manual

20 Metre Pipe Inspection Camera
System
Model No. AVB-710
Instructions for Use.
ATP Instrumentation Ltd
Tournament Way
Ivanhoe Ind Est
Ashby De La Zouch
Leicestershire
LE65 2UU
Sales: 01530 566800
[e-mail]
Technical: 01530 566804
[e-mail]
www.atp-instrumentation.co.uk

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Should this equipment ever need to
be returned to ATP Instrumentation
Ltd for any reason and based on the
type of applications it is used for,
please ensure that it is in a clean,
hygienic condition (disinfected or
sterilised where necessary). Any
equipment returned in a dirty or
suspect condition will be returned to
the sender.

ATP PIPE & DUCT CAMERA INSPECTION SYSTEM
SET-UP & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Read these instructions carefully before the operation of this system
Fully charge the battery before first use

Technical Specification:
Camera
Camera Size Φ 23mm*120mm
Camera Housing Material Stainless steel
Camera Lens Material Sapphire glass
Sensor Size 1/4 inch
Total Pixels PAL:720*576 NTSC:720*480
View Range 120 °
Illumination 12PCS white LEDS
Waterproof Level IP68
Camera Work Current 100MA
Camera Power Supply DC 12V
Operating Temperature -28°C to +50°C
Monitor
Monitor Size 7 inch TFT colour monitor + video output
Pixels 1440*234
OSD Language English
DVR
DVR Power Supply 12V
DVR Work Current 200MA
Media Storage SD/SDHC card (max32G)
Digital Clock and Calendar
Battery Level Display
Total Pixels 720*567(D1)
Picture Snap and Video Record
Movie Format AVI
Microphone Audio Record
Stereo Earphone Output
Cable Wheel
Cable Size Φ325mm in reel
Wire Material Fibreglassrod
FibreglassLength 20m

Fibreglass Diameter Φ4.8mm
Fibreglass Colour Yellow
WARNING!
-Read this manual carefully before operating this system
-Avoid using the device inextreme humidity or temperatures as this may cause
damage to the device
-Do not drop or press on the system as this may cause damage to the device
-The warranty becomes void if any physical damage is present or if the system is
disassembled by the user
-Do not disconnect the SD card while recording or playing as this may damage the
system and/or the SD card
-Remember to always back up the data on your SD card

Monitor:
1 – Video selector button
2 – Image rotation button
3 – Secondary menu button
4 – Secondary menu down
5 – Secondary menu up
6 – Fuse socket
7 – Charger port
8 – Video output connector
9 – Earphone output port
1
–
Sun shade
2 – 7” Monitor

Controls:
1 – Power Controls
2 – LED brightness adjuster
3 – Battery level indicator
4 – DVR status indicators
5 – Menu up
6 – Menu down
7 – Menu left
8 – Menu right
9 – Playback stop/ Menu back
10 – Quick playback
11 – Menu
12 – Select/OK
13 – Record/ Stop recording
14 – Microphone
15 – SD card slot
16 – USB keyboard input

Menu:
Recorder setting:
1 – Work mode:
Video – Record videos
Photo – Snapshot photos
Audio – Record audio
2 – Motion detection:
Off– Stop the motion detection
On – Start the motion detection
3 – Sensitivity:
High – Highest sensitivity
Medium – Standard sensitivity
Low – Lowest sensitivity
4 – Resolution:
720 x 576
720 x 480
640 x 480
5 – Video quality:
High – Highest quality
Medium – Standard quality
Low – Lowest quality
6 – Time stamp:
Off – The time stamp will not be shown on the screen
On – The time stamp will be shown on the screen

7 – Video time:
Length of video recording
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
30 minutes
60 minutes
8 – FPS set:
15 FPS – 15 frames per second
30 FPS – 30 frames per second
9 – Audio record volume:
Sets the volume that audio records at from 1-10
10 – Overwrite:
Off– The recording will stop when the disk is full
On –The recording will overwrite oldvideo files whenthe disk is full

System setting:
1 – Language:
Select the operating language
2 – Date Time:
Set the date and time, press OK to confirm
3 – Video output:
Choose wither PAL or NTSC mode to suit your monitor and TV video output
4 – Format:
No –The system willnot format the SD card
Yes – The system will format the SD card (Please remember to back up your data)
5 – Firmware update:
No – The system will not update the firmware
Yes – The system will update the firmware
6 – Memory info:
All – The storage capacity of the SD card
Free – The storage capacity left on the SD card
7 – Default setup:
No –Leaves set up as it is
Yes – Factory resets the system
8 – Version:
Systems software version

Event Playback:
1 – Video files:
All videos stored on the system
2 – Photo files:
All photos stored on the system
3 – Audio files:
All audio recordings stored on the system
4 – All files:
All file types on the system
File Deletion:
Press the playback button to find the files, press the menu button on the file of your choice
and then select which one or all depending on the amount of files you want to delete.

Keyboard Overtyping:
The font and text size are fixed andcannot be changed.
The basic operation of the text overlay unit is straight forward. A flashing underscore cursor
indicates the current screen position. This cursorcan be moved aroundthe screen by the
keyboard cursorkeys. The cursor will wraparound thescreen left and right, top and bottom.
If no key is pressed then the cursor will disappear after approximately ten seconds. The
video text overlay unit uses the standard UK keyboard mapping.
The alphanumeric characters in the QWERTY section of the keyboard and the keys of the
numeric keypad can be typed directly to the screen as would normally be expected. Each
alphabetic character key is normally lowercase. Uppercase characters can be typed by
holding down the shift key or pressing the CAPS LOCK key. Thekeyboard’s LED indicators
will be lit by the unit. To exit CAPS LOCK mode press the key again.
To remove a character from the screen use the backspace key and delete key. This will
replacethe character immediately tothe left of thecurrent cursor position witha blank
space and move the cursor tothat position. The Home and End keys move the cursor
position to the left and right of the current line on the screen. The Return key moves the
cursor to the beginning of the next line.

Downloading Files:
Download of files from the system. Push the SD card in so it pops out. Put the SD card into
the SD card reader (supplied)and plug this into a USB port on your computer
This willthen open the folder with the files you have recorded. You canthen transferthem
to the Computer.
Once completed, push the SD card back into the monitor making sure it is secure.
You can then watch any videos, view any photos and listen to any audio recordings you have
taken on your computer.
These files can then printed or savedas reports and sent viae-mail as attachments.

Basic Operation:
IMPORTANT!!– When connecting the camera to the cable or the cable to the monitor the
power must be off.
Connect the camera to the reeland connect the reel to the monitor.
Make sure the camera lens is clean.
Fully charge the battery.
Before reeling out, make sure fibreglass cable is securely in the split clip on the back of the
monitor.
Turn themonitor on and the DVR will work after five seconds.
Fit the appropriate skids relative to the pipe size in order to centralise the camera head in a
pipe or duct.
Insert the camera into a pipe or duct. Reel out the cable to gently push the cable to move
the camera head intothe void. Avoid kinking the fibreglass cable as this may cause
irreversible damage, do not bend it into sharp angles and do not twist the cable.
NEVER use the camera as an unclogging tool as this will cause damage to the camera.
Adjust the LED brightness level to suit.
Images can bestored as still images or recorder as video. In video mode the monitor
incorporates a microphone whichwill record a voice over video.
Images can also be viewed on another screen. Connect to that screen with a video cable
from the video output on the back of the monitor.
After use, turn the system off, carefully retract the camera and clean the reel whilst
retracting it back into the holder. Disconnect all cables and place protective caps back on
the connectors. Use a clean, dry cloth to clean the camera and cable before storing.
ALWAYS return the system back into its protective case when not in use.
NEVER close the case with wet/damp equipment inside as this increases the chance of
corrosion to the electrical components.
CLEAN using adry, clean cloth, never use solvents or abrasives toclean the system.

ATP Instrumentation Ltd
Tournament Way
Ivanhoe Ind Est
Ashby De La Zouch
Leicestershire
LE65 2UU
Sales: 01530 566800
[e-mail]
Technical: 01530 566804
[e-mail]
www.atp-instrumentation.co.uk