Olympus IV8200T User manual

INSTRUCTIONS
INDUSTRIAL VIDEOSCOPE
IPLEX TX
IV8200T

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www.olympus.com

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Table of contents
Introduction ............................................................................................... 1
Intended use...................................................................................................................... 1
Instruction manual............................................................................................................ 1
Product configuration ...................................................................................................... 1
Important Information–Please Read Before Use.................................... 1
Marks used in this manual ............................................................................................... 1
Safety precautions............................................................................................................ 2
General safety precautions........................................................................................... 2
Battery precautions....................................................................................................... 5
Rating plate/caution plate ........................................................................ 7
1 Check the package contents 9
1.1 Checking the package contents................................................................................ 9
About options................................................................................................................ 9
2 Nomenclature 10
2.1 Base unit nomenclature........................................................................................... 10
2.2 Scope unit nomenclature......................................................................................... 11
2.3 LCD monitor nomenclature ..................................................................................... 12
Live screen ................................................................................................................. 12
Thumbnail screen ....................................................................................................... 12
Retrieve screen .......................................................................................................... 12
3 Mounting the scope unit 13
3.1 How to do connections ............................................................................................ 13
Preparing the base unit and scope unit ...................................................................... 13
Connecting the scope unit .......................................................................................... 14
3.2 How to initialize the scope....................................................................................... 14
Initializing the scope ................................................................................................... 15
4 Pre-observation/pre-operation preparation and inspection 16
4.1 Pre-observation preparation ................................................................................... 16
Preparing the power supply........................................................................................ 16
4.2 Pre-operation preparation ....................................................................................... 18
Turning on power........................................................................................................ 18
Checking the remaining battery level ......................................................................... 19
Checking lighting of illumination at the distal end of the insertion tube ...................... 19
Checking the angulation of the angulation section ..................................................... 19
Attaching the USB flash drive..................................................................................... 20
Setting up the main unit and performing observation ................................................. 20
Attaching the shoulder belt (option) ............................................................................ 22
4.3 Pre-operation/post-operation inspections ............................................................. 23
5 Basic operation 25
5.1 Viewing an observation object................................................................................ 25
5.2 Adjusting the image display.................................................................................... 26
Still image display (Freeze) ........................................................................................ 26
Enlarging and reducing images (Zoom) ..................................................................... 26

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Adjusting image brightness ........................................................................................ 26
5.3 Recording images .................................................................................................... 27
Recording images to USB flash drive......................................................................... 27
Recording a still image ............................................................................................... 28
Recording a moving image......................................................................................... 29
5.4 Replaying an image.................................................................................................. 30
Playing back on a full-screen view (retrieve screen) .................................................. 30
Multi-image view (thumbnail screen) .......................................................................... 31
5.5 PDF file display......................................................................................................... 32
Prepare a PDF file ...................................................................................................... 32
Display a PDF file ....................................................................................................... 32
5.6 Displaying live images on an external monitor ..................................................... 33
5.7 Using recorded images on a PC ............................................................................. 33
6 Menu operations and functions 34
6.1 Performing menu operations .................................................................................. 34
6.2 Using the live screen/freeze screen........................................................................ 35
Menu items and functions........................................................................................... 35
Inputting a title ............................................................................................................ 37
Registering a character string as a preset title ........................................................... 39
Changing the display language .................................................................................. 40
Setting the date and time............................................................................................ 40
6.3 Using the thumbnail/retrieve screens .................................................................... 41
Menu items and functions........................................................................................... 41
6.4 Operations in the PDF file display screen.............................................................. 42
Menu items and functions........................................................................................... 42
7 Storage and maintenance 44
7.1 Replacing the battery ............................................................................................... 44
7.2 Cleaning components .............................................................................................. 44
Cleaning the distal end ............................................................................................... 44
Cleaning the insertion tube......................................................................................... 44
Cleaning the control unit............................................................................................. 44
Cleaning the LCD monitor .......................................................................................... 45
Cleaning the main unit................................................................................................ 45
7.3 Replacing a damaged scope unit............................................................................ 45
7.4 Storage precautions................................................................................................. 46
8 Troubleshooting 47
8.1 Troubleshooting guide............................................................................................. 47
Error messages .......................................................................................................... 47
Common problems ..................................................................................................... 48
8.2 Requesting repair of this product........................................................................... 49
9 Specifications 50
9.1 Operating environment ............................................................................................ 50
9.2 Main specifications .................................................................................................. 50
External application standard ..................................................................................... 52
Appendix.................................................................................................. 54
System chart ................................................................................................................... 54

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Introduction
Intended use
This instrument is intended for inspecting and observing the interior of machinery, equipment,
materials, and other objects, without damaging the object being inspected.
Instruction manual
This manual contains information about instrument operations and handling, which makes it
possible for the instrument to be used safely.
Before using the instrument, carefully read the contents of this manual to ensure that you use the
instrument correctly. After reading the manual, store it and the warranty agreement in a safe place.
If you have any questions about any information in this manual, please contact Olympus.
Product configuration
For information about the configuration of devices required by this product and devices that can be
used in combination with it, see "Appendix" (P. 54) in the "Appendix".
Note that use of this product in combination with options and separately available items not only
creates the risk of abnormal operation, it also can damage the product.
Important Information–Please Read
Before Use
Marks used in this manual
The following warnings are used throughout this manual.
DANGER
•Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
•Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
•Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It
may also be used to alert against unsafe practices or potential material damage.
NOTE
•Indicates additional helpful information.

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Safety precautions
General safety precautions
Observe the precautions described below when handling the instrument. The information is to be
supplemented by the dangers, warnings and cautions given in each chapter.
Safety cannot be guaranteed when the instrument is used in ways that are not specifically
described.
DANGER
•Never use this instrument for observation inside a human or animal cavity.
Otherwise, death of the person or animal may result.
•Never use the instrument in the following types of environments.
•Where flammable atmosphere is present
Otherwise, an explosion or fire may result.
WARNING
•Do not repair, disassemble, or modify the instrument.
This instrument does not contain any user serviceable parts. Do not disassemble, modify or
attempt to repair. User injury and/or equipment damage may result. Contact Olympus for all
repair and servicing.
•Immediately stop using the instrument at the first sign of smoke, abnormal odor, abnormal noise,
or any other abnormality.
Even if operation of the instrument is still possible, turn off the power.
•Do not insert the insertion tube into an observation object that is in operation or conducting
electricity.
Otherwise the insertion tube may be damaged by being caught inside of the observation object,
etc., or the insertion tube may touch the object, resulting in electric shock.
•Before stowing the instrument in its carrying case, be sure to turn off the power and remove the
battery.
Leaving the battery loaded during storage can cause it to become hot, causing the risk of fire.
CAUTION
•Do not use this instrument in strongly radioactive environment or any other environment that
does not conform to the specified operating environment.
Otherwise, unexpected accidents that may damage the insertion tube may result.
•Do not insert the insertion tube into an observation object in an environment that is outside the
operating temperature range.
Doing so may cause a malfunction or reduce performance.
•Do not grip the control unit for long periods while using it in very hot environments.
Doing so may lead to low-temperature burns. Wear gloves or do something to prevent low-
temperature burns.
•Do not continue to use the instrument when it is wet with condensation.
Sudden temperatures changes, such as those that occur when entering a warm room from the
outside cold, can cause condensation to form inside the instrument. Using the instrument while it
is wet with condensation can cause malfunction. If condensation forms, leave the instrument in
the environment where it is to be used and allow the condensation to dry before using it.
•Take care not to have your feet caught by a cord including the universal cable or power cord.
•Use only a power cord and AC adapter specified by Olympus.
Using equipment not specified by Olympus may damage the instrument causing smoke or fire.

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•To ensure electrical safety, connect the power cord to a 3P power outlet.
Electrical safety designed into the product by Olympus cannot be guaranteed if there is no
connection to power outlet ground.
•Do not unplug the power cord while the system is on.
•Do not use the AC adapter outdoors.
Otherwise, electric shock might occur, or smoke emission and fire might occur, causing damage
to the instrument.
The AC adapter is designed for indoor use.
•Do not subject the AC adapter to strong impact such as by striking it against a wall, dropping it,
etc.
Otherwise, malfunction, damage, or electric shock might occur.
•Do not connect the AC power cord to power outlets having a different rating.
The AC power cord is exclusively for 100 to 120 V AC (50/60 Hz) power. Connecting the AC
power cord to a power outlet having a different rating may lead to fire or electric shock.
•Always grasp the plug when unplugging it from the electric outlet.
Pulling the cord creates the risk of wire breakage and other malfunction.
•Do not leave the distal end illumination on.
Otherwise, the illumination emitted from the distal end may heat up a nearby object and cause it
to ignite. Whenever stopping operation, be sure to turn off illumination.
•Do not look directly into the illumination being emitted by the distal end.
Otherwise, eye damage may result.
•Do not expose the LCD monitor to strong impact, strong pressure, or to scratching by a hard or
pointed object.
Otherwise, the LCD monitor might be cracked or scratched, or a damaged monitor could create
the risk of personal injury.
•Do not subject the insertion tube or other cables to strong pulling, and do not move the main unit
around by holding the cables.
Otherwise, the insertion tube and/or cables may be damaged. Also, the operator may fall over
when the shoulder belt is used.
•Do not allow any liquids other than water, saltwater, machine oil, or diesel oil to come into
contact with the insertion tube.
Otherwise, the insertion tube may be damaged.
•Do not allow water to come into contact with parts other than the insertion tube.
Water creates the risk of electric shock. The parts of the instrument other than the insertion tube,
including the carrying case, are not watertight, so the instrument should not be used or stored
where it is submerged or wet.
•Do not subject the distal end to dropping, impact or pulling, and do not expose the angulation
section to severe impact or bending.
Otherwise, the precision components that make up the distal end and the angulation section
might be damaged.
•Do not touch the distal end of the insertion tube immediately after using it in a very hot
environment.
The distal end of the insertion tube is hot immediately after it is used in a very hot environment.
Touching it may result in burns.
•Note the following precautions whenever operating the angulation section.
•Do not bend the insertion tube to a radius that is less than its minimum bend radius of 20 mm.
•Should you sense any abnormality when performing angulation operation, do not try to force
the angulation operation.
Doing so can damage the insertion tube or observation object.
•Never use an insertion tube when any of its parts are loose.
Doing so creates the risk of loose parts falling off during use.

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•Do not allow metal or other foreign objects to enter the main unit through connectors, connector
terminals or any other openings.
Otherwise, a malfunction or electric shock may result.
•Avoid accidentally dropping the main unit while cables or devices are still attached to connectors.
Otherwise, the connectors and/or connected items might become damaged.
•Whenever connectors become wet, wipe them clean before use.
Also, should connectors become clogged with foreign matter, remove the foreign matter before use.
•Do not connect any USB flash drive to the USB connector except the standard one provided or
one recommended by Olympus.
•Do not touch the connectors when attaching or detaching the USB flash drive or battery.
The USB and battery connectors on the main unit sometimes get hot during operation. Touching
them creates the risk of burns.
•Note the following precautions whenever handling the battery cover, video connector cap, and
AC adapter connector cap.
•Do not open or close covers/caps while your hands are wet.
•Do not open or close covers/caps in an area subject to high humidity and/or dust.
•Close covers/caps before storing the instrument and when they are not in use.
•Check to make sure that the USB flash drive is correctly loaded before using it.
•Do not remove the battery or AC adapter while the system is running.
Otherwise, recorded data may be damaged.
•Should the battery indicator start to flash, immediately turn off power or connect the AC adapter.
Continued use of the instrument will result in it shutting down, which could destroy recorded data.
•Note the following precautions whenever removing the instrument from its carrying case.
•Do not apply undue force when pulling the insertion tube from the slot in the cushion.
•When removing the main unit, do not lift it up by the insertion tube.
Otherwise, the instrument may be damaged.
•Note the following precautions whenever stowing the instrument in its carrying case.
•Before stowing the instrument, align the "F" mark on the angulation lock ring with the " "
mark and then release the angulation lock lever.
•Make sure that the distal end has cooled before storing it.
•Make sure that the insertion tube is not twisted before storing it.
•When closing the top lid of the carrying case, take care not to pinch your hand, belt, insertion
tube, or cables.
•Make sure that the latch on the carrying case is securely locked.
•When hanging the main unit from your neck by the shoulder belt, do not allow it to catch on other
objects. Be careful that it does not choke you.
•Do not store the instrument in the carrying case with the shoulder belt still attached.
Otherwise, the LCD monitor might be scratched or the shoulder belt might be damaged.
•Regularly back up recorded data to protect against losing it if it is accidently damaged.
•Do not store the instrument in the following locations.
•Environments subjected to high temperature, high humidity, and large amounts of dust or
particulates
•Locations exposed to direct sunlight or radiation
•Locations subject to gas that includes halide*1
Doing so could damage the equipment.
*1 The performance of some electric parts will deteriorate when exposed to gases such as the halide in
insecticides, herbicides, and fire extinguishers.
•When disposing of this product, be sure to do so in accordance with all local laws, rules, and
regulations.
Before disposing of this product, check your local laws, rules, and regulations and follow them
accordingly.

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Battery precautions
Observe the precautions described below when handling the battery. Otherwise, battery fluid
leakage, overheating, smoke, rupture, electric shock and/or burns may result.
Before use, thoroughly review the instruction manuals for the battery and battery charger to fully
understand the information contained in them, and observe their instructions during use.
Should you experience any problems, contact Olympus.
DANGER
•Use only the specified NC2040NO29 or NC2040OL24 battery and CH5000C or CH5000X
battery charger.
•Do not allow connectors to short circuit.
•Do not attempt to apply solder directly to a terminal.
•Do not connect the electrodes of the battery with metal, or carry or store the battery together with
metal objects.
•Do not connect the battery directly to a power outlet or the cigarette lighter of an automobile.
•Do not immerse the battery in fresh or sea water, or allow the battery to get wet.
•Do not throw the battery into fire or subject it to heat.
•Do not attempt to open or modify the battery.
•Do not pierce the battery, hit it with a hammer, or step on it.
•Do not subject the battery to strong impact.
•Do not use or leave the battery where it is exposed to direct sunlight, in a closed automobile in
the sun, near a heater, etc.
•Fluid leaking from the battery can cause loss of sight. If it gets into your eyes, flush your eyes
with tap water or other clean water without rubbing. Contact a physician immediately.
•Do not use the battery charger outdoors.
Otherwise, electric shock might occur, or smoke emission and fire might occur, causing damage
to the charger. The battery charger is designed for indoor use.
WARNING
•Do not cover the battery charger with clothing, bedding, or other material while charging.
•After charging is complete, always be sure to unplug the battery charger's power plug from the
electrical outlet.
•Immediately unplug the battery charger and stop using it at the first sign of overheating,
abnormal odor, abnormal noise, smoke, or any other abnormality.
Contact Olympus.
•If the battery charger cannot complete battery charging in the specified recharging time, stop
trying to recharge the battery.
•Do not use a battery if it shows any irregularity such as fluid leakage, discoloration, deformation
or other abnormality.
Immediately request servicing.
•Should the battery fluid get onto your skin or clothing, immediately rinse with tap water or other
clean water. Otherwise, a skin injury may result. Contact a physician for treatment if necessary.
•Do not allow the battery compartment to become deformed and never put any foreign object into
it.
•Do not allow metal or water, or any other fluid to get into the battery compartment or onto the
battery terminals.
Should any foreign object enter the main unit, remove the battery and disconnect the AC
adapter, and immediately contact Olympus.
•Do not remove the battery immediately after using the instrument for a long time.
Overheating of the battery creates the risk of burns.

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•Do not leave the battery in a location subject to moisture, water leakage or extremely high or low
temperatures.
•Do not touch the battery terminals while your hands are wet.
•If you do not plan to use the battery for a long time, remove it from the main unit and store it in a
dry place. Otherwise, battery fluid leakage or overheating may result in a fire or injury.
•Keep the battery out of the reach of small children.
CAUTION
•If you are experiencing problems loading the battery, do not try to force it in.
Check the orientation of the battery and check the terminals for abnormalities. Trying to force the
battery into the compartment may cause malfunction.
•If you are having problems removing the battery from the instrument, do not apply undue force.
Contact Olympus.
•When disposing of a battery, be sure to do so in accordance with all local laws, rules, and
regulations.
Before disposing of a battery, check your local laws, rules, and regulations and follow them
accordingly.
•When replacing the battery, do not suddenly insert or remove it repeatedly.
Doing so may prevent the power from turning on.
NOTE
•Be sure to recharge the battery before using it for the first time after purchase or after it has not
been used for a long period.
•In general, the battery performance drops as the ambient temperature drops. Note that battery
performance that degrades due to low temperatures recovers when the temperature rises to a
normal level.
•Contamination of battery electrodes with sweat or oil will cause contact failures. When the
battery is dirty, wipe it clean with a dry cloth before use.
•Use the battery correctly. Otherwise, battery fluid leakage, overheating, or damage may result.
Insert the batteries in the correct direction when replacing them.
•A full charge will provide approximately 150 minutes (generally speaking) of continuous
operation. Actual operating time depends on the charging method, the operating environment,
and the instrument's settings. Preparation of multiple spare batteries is recommended when long
hours of battery-powered operation are expected. The battery charging time is normally about
two hours and 30 minutes (generally speaking).
•Recommended temperature range for Li-ion battery operation.
-Discharging (using main unit): -10°C to 40°C
-Charging: 0°C to 45°C
-Storage: -20°C to 60°C
Using the battery under a temperature outside the above temperature ranges will result in
degradation of its performance and service life. When storing the battery, be sure to remove it
from the main unit.
•The battery is a consumable item.
•The battery cannot be charged using the instrument. For information on charging the battery,
refer to the manual that came with the battery charger.

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Rating plate/caution plate
The safety ratings, cautions, and serial number are on stickers on parts of the main unit and the
control unit.
If labels are missing or if their contents are illegible, contact Olympus.
Model name, serial number
Caution Rating
CAUTION
•Note that the surface of the distal end is hot.
Main

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Control unit
CAUTION
•Do not touch or subject the
electric contacts to static electricity.
CAUTION
•Do not grip the control unit for long periods
while using it in very hot environments. Doing so
may lead to low-temperature burns. Wear gloves
or do something to prevent low-temperature
burns.
Serial number
Caution
(both sides)
Caution
CAUTION
•Do not grip the control unit for long periods while
using it in very hot environments. Doing so may lead to
low-temperature burns. Wear gloves or do something to
prevent low-temperature burns.
Caution
CAUTION
•Do not touch or subject the
electric contacts to static electricity.
Caution
CAUTION
•Do not touch or subject the electric
contacts to static electricity.
Caution
(both sides)
Caution

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1 Check the package contents
1.1 Checking the package contents
When unpacking the instrument, check to make sure that all of the items listed below are included.
Should anything be missing or damaged, contact your original vendor or Olympus.
IV8200T
NOTE
•An Quick Guide describing only basic operations is also available. Visit the Olympus website (http://
www.olympus-ims.com/rvi-products/).
About options
IV8212T
For details on other options, see "Appendix" (P. 54).
Name Count
Base unit 1
USB flash drive 1
AC adapter 1
AC power cord
(3 types: For the UK, Europe, and one for both Japan and the US)
1 of
each
3P-2P adapter (for Japan only) 1
Protective cap 1
Cotton swab 10
Instructions IPLEX TX Instructions (this document) 1
AC adapter 1
Return Request Card (for Japan only) 1
Warranty Registration Card (for Japan only) 1
Carrying case 1
Name Count
Scope unit 1
Protective cap 1
IPLEX TX Scope unit Instructions 1
Return Request Card (for Japan only) 1
Warranty Registration Card (For Japan only) 1
Shipping case 1

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2 Nomenclature
2.1 Base unit nomenclature
*The functions of these buttons may be different when they are long-pressed. In this manual, the term "short-press"
is used to indicate pressing a button for a short duration, while "long-press" means holding down a button for at
least one second.
No. Name No. Name
1Handle 12 Lock release lever
2Video connector cap 13 Tripod screw hole
3Belt holder 14 BRT button
4AC adapter connector cap 15 T button
5Universal cable 16 BRT button
6Belt bracket 17 W button
7LIGHT button ( ) 18 ENT/MENU button*
8Power button ( ) 19 FRZ/REC button*
9Front panel 20 VIEW button*
10 LCD monitor 21 LIVE/WiDER button
11 Battery cover 22 Protective cap
1
2
3
3
4
5
67
11
12
8
9
13
14
10
15
16
6
17
18
19 21
20
Button control
unit
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Main

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2 Nomenclature
2.2 Scope unit nomenclature
NOTE
•The control unit comprises two parts, a "button
control unit" and "angulation control unit."
This document refers to the "button control unit"
and "angulation control unit" in a connected state
collectively as the "control unit."
•For details on attaching the scope unit to the
base unit, see "3 Mounting the scope unit" (P.
13).
No. Name No. Name
1Protective cap 6Angulation section
2Fastening ring 7Illumination
3Angulation lever 8Objective lens
4Angulation lock lever 9FRZ/REC button
5Bend stopper
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Distal end
Lower side
Angulation
control unit
Insertion tube
8
9
Angulation
control
Button
control unit

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2 Nomenclature
2.3 LCD monitor nomenclature
No. Name
1Gain mode
2Brightness level
3Zoom level
4Date/Time
5Serial number
6Logo
7Light indicator
8Number of images or
length of time that
movies can be recorded
9USB flash drive indicator
10 Title
11 Battery indicator
12 Freeze indicator
13 Recording/playback
indicator
14 PDF indicator
15 Folder name
16 File name
17 Remaining media
capacity
18 Thumbnail selection
frame
19 MOVIE image indicator
20 Mark
NOTE
•The displayed title is the title that
was entered on the Live screen the
last time the system was used.
•Should you notice any dirt, stains,
or other abnormalities on the LCD
monitor, see "7 Storage and
maintenance" (P. 44).
1
3
2
45
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
15
Live screen
Thumbnail screen
16
17
46
7
18
Retrieve screen
19
13
6
7
5
10
4
15
16
20
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3 Mounting the scope unit
Be sure to connect the scope unit and initialize the scope settings according to the explanation in
this chapter for a new or replacement scope unit.
The scope must be initialized when the scope unit and base unit are used together for the first
time. Image noise will be extreme unless the scope is initialized.
CAUTION
•Note the following precautions when connecting the scope unit.
-Never touch the electric contacts with your hands or subject them to static electricity.
-Do not allow metal or other foreign objects to get into the connectors.
-Do not connect it in an area subject to high humidity or a dusty environment where metal dust or other
fine particles are present.
-Do not drop or otherwise subject the scope unit to strong impact.
-Do not apply excessive pulling, pushing and twisting force.
Otherwise, the instrument may be damaged.
•After the scope unit is connected, do not remove it except to replace it if it is damaged.
Foreign material sticking to the electric contacts or your hands touching them may cause a malfunction.
NOTE
•The scope unit can be replaced by the user if it becomes damaged. For details on how to remove the
scope unit, see "7.3 Replacing a damaged scope unit" (P. 45).
3.1 How to do connections
Preparing the base unit and scope unit
1Make sure that the base unit is turned off.
2Remove the protective caps from the angulation control unit and button
control unit sides.
NOTE
•The protective caps are required when detaching the scope unit. Store them in a safe place.
Prepare the base unit and scope unit. (See P.13)
Connect the scope unit. (See P.14)
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2

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3 Mounting the scope unit
Connecting the scope unit
Align the notch on the angulation control unit with the protrusion on the button control unit to
connect them, and firmly tighten the fastening ring in the direction of the arrow as far it can go.
3.2 How to initialize the scope
Connect the AC adapter. (See P.17)
Turn on power. (See P.18)
Select the display language (initial settings). (See P.40)
Initialize the scope. (See P.15)
Do pre-operation operations. (See P.18)
Button
control unit
Fastening ring
Angulation
control unit
1
2
3
3
4
5

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3 Mounting the scope unit
Initializing the scope
When the scope unit is connected to the base unit for the first time, the scope must be initialized to
optimize image quality.
Do these settings inside at room temperature (25°C). Image noise might be extreme if the scope is
initialized in a very hot or cold environment.
Refer to "6.1 Performing menu operations" (P. 34) for menu operations.
1Insert the distal end of the insertion tube into the shading hole in the cushion
in the carrying case as far as it can go.
2Select [SCOPE INITIALIZATION] from [SETUP] in the menu.
3Select [EXECUTE] and then short-press the [ENT/MENU] button.
Initialization of the scope ends in about five minutes after which the Live screen is displayed.
NOTE
•It takes about five minutes to initialize the scope.
•Do not remove the insertion tube from the shading hole while the scope is initializing. Otherwise, the scope
will not be correctly initialized and image noise may be extreme.
•Initialize these settings each time that the scope unit is used with a new base unit.
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