Mitcorp X2000 User manual

X2000 VIDEOSCOPE SYSTEM

Safety & Cautions
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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[Part I] Product Outlook
[Part III] Touch-screen key functions
2.8 Album-Photo annotation function
2.9 Album-Compare function
3.2 Wireless function
1.1 X2000
1.2 Joystick Console
2.1 Main UI
2.2 Full Screen
2.2 Live view Screen Overlays
2.4 Brightness Control
2.3 Zoom in / Out
2.5 Snapshot
2.6 Video Recording
[Part II] Main key function
2.7 Album
3.1 Function list
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4.6 Auto power off
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Specications
4.8 OSD
4.10 USB
4.7 Watermark
4.9 Resolution
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4.4 Language
4.1 Main UI
[Part IV] Main MENU settings
4.2 Info
4.3 SD card status
4.5 Time setting

Safety & Cautions
Safety Conformances
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CE NOTICE
The Videoscope System is in conformance with the following standards:
• 2014/30/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
The X2000 Videoscope System is in conformance with the requirements of the European
law on the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive. This means that our
product is both lead-free and without the hazardous substances either in the
manufacturingprocessorinthenalproduct
RoHS NOTICE
FCC NOTICE
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the grantee of this device
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
RF exposure warning
This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided
instructions and the antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide
a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located
or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. End-users and
installers must be provide with antenna installation instructions and transmitter
operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.
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SAFETY CAUTIONS
USER MUST PAY ATTENTION TO THE INFORMATION PROVIDED HERE TO
ENSURE SAFETY.
We suggest you read the following statements carefully before using the system.
Iftheequipmentisusedinamannernotspeciedbythemanufacturer,theprotection
provided by the equipment may be impaired.
SAFETY GUIDE
WARNING
CAUTION
If this product is used without observing the information given under
this symbol, it might cause injuries or loss of life.
If this product is used without observing the information given under
this symbol, it might cause damage to this product.
WARNING
CAUTION
HAZARD ENVIRONMENT
• Do not use this system in explosive environments such as
gasoline or alcohol storage tank.
FLAMMABLE GASES
• Donotusethissystemnearammablegases.
INDUSTRIAL USAGE ONLY
INTENSIVE LIGHT MAY CAUSE EYE INJURY
• Avoid looking at the probe head while LED is on.
CERTAIN SUBSTANCES MAY DAMAGE THE PROBE
• Please refer to Chemical resistance below. Contact the store
you purchased for unsure chemical solutions for further
information.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
Chemical Resistance
• Water
• Brakeuid
• Gasoline
• Diesel fuel
• Transmissionuid
• Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
• Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.
• Never replace the battery by yourself.
CAUTION BATTERY
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CAUTION- Camera High Temperature warning
- Prevent using the camera head in over 100oC environment.
- The base unit shows 3 levels (60oC/80oC/100oC) camera temperature
warning signals. Take out the tube when the 100oC warnings signal pop up.

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SUN VISOR
STAND
SNAP
RECORD
LEFT
HOME
POWER
ALBUM
RIGHT
SETUP
POWER INDICATION
[Part I] Product Outlook
•1.1 X2000 Base unit
DOWN
UP

SD CARD SLOT
AV OUT
USB
DC IN
RESET
INSERT TUBE CONNECTOR
THREADED HOLE FOR
TRIPOD MOUNT
RECHARGEABLE
LI BATTERY INSIDE
!
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ARTICULATION
SHAFT LOCK
2 ROTATE
3 PARTICLE FREE
•1.2 Joystick Console
SNAP / FREEZE

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Frequent operations
Generally,useyourthumbtocontrolthejoystick,anduseotherngersto
grip the handle.
The joystick operations
Lockmode:Thearticulationanglecanbexedbyeveryjoystickmovement.
Capture images
•Presstocapturedesiredimage.
•Holdtokeepfreezingtheframe.
Adjust brightness
•Pressincreasebrightness.
•Pressdecreasebrightness.

[Part II] Main key function
•2.1 Main UI
SNAP
RECORD
UP
RIGHT
HOME
LEFT
DOWN
POWER
ALBUM
SETUP
Take pictures
Video record
Zoom in
Increase brightness
Switch to full screen / back to live view
Decrease brightness
Zoom out
Turn on / off the system
Quick enter album mode
Change language, date, and other system settings
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Live View screen UI
•2.2 Live view Screen Overlays
•2.2 Full Screen
Press the <Home> button.
•2.3 Zoom in/Out
Press the <up> / <down> button. Digital zoom 3x adjustment.
•2.4 Brightness Control
Press the <right> / <left> button. 10 levels adjustment.
•2.5 Snapshot
Press the <Snap> button.
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•2.6 Video Recording
•2.7 Album
•2.7.2 Video Gallery: touch [photo] button to view video gallery
Press the <Record> button to start/stop recording video.
During recording, press the <Snap> button can take and save the real
time screenshot image photo.
•2.7.1 Photo Gallery: touch [video] button to view video gallery.

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•2.7.3 Single photo view:
touch[video]buttontoviewsinglevideole.
The [Add Note] and [compare] instruction is in next section.
•2.7.4 Single video view:
touch[photo]buttontoviewsinglephotole.Touchanypositionof
the screen to play / pause.

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•2.8.1 Add one note:
•2.8 Album --Photo annotation function
The X2000 system allows user add maximum 10 notes on a photo.
Each note can key in maximum 24 characters. The edit steps as follow:
[Add Note] -> [key in]-> [Done]. Then a note can be done.
•2.8.2 Add more note:
[Keypad] -> [key in]-> [Done].

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2.8.3 Move note position.
Touch any note been made on screen then it shows a green frame. The note frame
can be dragged to any position you want to mark on the photo.
2.8.4 Erase note
Touch any note been made on screen then it shows a green frame. Touch the [Erase]
to delete the note frame.
During keying any note, use the [Erase] function to erase all characters.
2.8.5 Save
[Save] Please make sure saving the photo with notes you made. The system creates
anewleinthealbum.Theoriginalphotowillnotbecovered.
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•2.9 Album –Compare function
Touchthe“Compare”keytocomparetheliveviewwithanystoredimagele.
To move the compared photo to target position.
To switch the left / right side viewing window.
To replace another compared photo.
Note:
Push the [Home] key to go back to live view.
Note:
Concerningthenecessarilyusageofaccessingstoredimagesles,the
[wireless] and [compare] functions will be disable when there is no SD card
installed in console.

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[Part III ] Touch-screen key functions
•3.1 Function list
Function Button Description
Boost Light enhanced Mode
Light Off LED off
Mirror Mirror image
Dual View The screen will display both front view and side view
( when using dual view mirror )
Compare Compare stored image with live view
Compare Move Moving the stored pic
Compare Switch Switching compared windows position
Compare Replace Replace the photo in the comparison window from SD
card
Rotate Rotate image
Anti Glare Antireection
Particle Free Dust elimination ( when using side view mirror )
Grid To measure the size of object
Clarity Sharpening image edge
Negative Image contrast
White Balance Hue adjustment

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•3.2 Wireless function
•3.2.1 Enable wireless
Touch →
In a few seconds, the indicator shows up, then the system is ready to
be searched and connected by mobile devices.
•3.2.2 Wi-Fi connection with mobile devices
Open your mobile Wi-Fi setting and search the system SSID. The SSID and
password can be found in the <MENU> / <info.>.
Connect the system with your mobile device.
Note:
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Typically, the Wi-Fi system will be added to your favorite Wi-Fi
networklistafterrsttimeconnecting.ThefavoriteWi-Finetwork
will remember the SSID/password.
The main system allows 1 console to 1 mobile connection
simultaneously.
When use a new mobile device to connect the system, please check
there is not any existing mobile device enabling Wi-Fi and connect to
the system. It may cause the connecting step being rejected then fail.
•3.2.3 Live share and access the image of the system.
Launch the “VideoscopeNow” APP.
When the system start streaming image to mobile APP, the wireless
indicator change will to blue color .
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Note:
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MITCOPR provide the “VideoscopeNow” APP for X2000 wireless
usages.
‘VideoscopeNOW’isatoolspecicallydesignedindustrialvideoscopes
that can share the live view from the main portable console system
through Wi-Fi connection. It can also act as a remote controller to
make the console taking photos or recording clips. In the APP, user can
link to the system to access the album and download the photos/clips
on the local mobile devices.
Learn detail instruction by the <VideoscopeNow user guide>
In APP preview / album mode, the main system will shut down the
console’s live view image and main key functions to avoid control
operationconictsandkeepdatadownloadperformance.Themonitor
show a data transfer status.

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•4.1 Menu
[Part IV ] Main MENU settings
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