TVB Tech 3199F-23 User manual

Pipe Inspection Camera System
Operation Manual
Read this Operation Manual carefully before using this tool
Model No.:3199F-23
Model No.:3199F-14
VS-719
VS-719plus
VS-719A
VS-719Aplus

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[ INTRODUCTION]
The pipe inspection system is a powerful set of tools that helps you locate and diagnose problems in a pipeline
system.
The system is widely used in inspections of Sewer, central air conditioning, chimney, plumbing, building, cable pipe
and pipe ventilation systems and other places.
[GENERAL SAFETY RULES]
Precautions
Read all safety warnings and instructions. Failure to follow warnings and instructions may result in electric
shock, re and/or serious injury.
1. Save this operation manual f or future reference.
2. Do not operate this device in explosive atmospheres, such as in the presence of ammable liquids, gases, hazardous
chemicals, superheated liquid or heavy dust. It may create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes.
3. The camera head and the push cable are waterproof(when camera installed on rod cable), however, the battery pack,
DVR and connecter cable are not. Do not expose them to water or rain when the control box is open. This will increase the
risk of electrical shock.
4. Avoid using the device in environments of extreme cold, heat or humidity as it may damage the device.
5. Do not drop or press hard on the device.
6. Always backup your data before inserting your SD memory card to this system. The manufacturer is not responsible for
any data loss or damage on your SD memory card for any reason.
7. Do not disconnect the unit while recording or playing back. It may damage the unit and/or the SD memory card.
8. Only qualied person are allowed to repair this device. Service or maintenance performed by unqualied person could
result in injury.
9. Do not use this device in places where there is high voltage equipment. The device doesn’t contain high voltage protection
and isolation.
10. Do not use this device in places where there is high voltage equipment. The device doesn’t contain high voltage protection
and isolation.
[APPLICATION AND KNOW YOUR TOOL]
Application
Suitable for pipes at diameter of 25mm-200mm. Ability to go through 90° bends in pipe DN45mm.
Know Your Tool
The pipe inspection system includes the f ollowing four main parts: Camera head, cable reel, battery pack and
DVR.
The camera head includes high-light white LEDs and a highly scratch-resistant sapphire lens cover; this coupled
with stainless steel housing allow the camera to withstand repeated hits in various pipes.
Flexible stainless steel spring and associated components make the camera head possible to go through bend
pipes. Also the battery pack provides power supply for the system and the DVR monitor can record video and
take photos.in and out without the need to hold the reel. Further, the battery pack provides power supply for
the system and the DVR monitor can record video and take photos.

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Figure 1. Camera Head
CAUTION!
Lithium Ion Battery
DO NOT LOAD OR TRANSPORT
PACKAGE IF DAMAGED
IF DAMAGED
CAUTION!
Lithium Ion Battery
DO NOT LOAD OR TRANSPORT
PACKAGE IF DAMAGED
IF DAMAGED
Do not short circuit.
Do not incinerate.
Do not disassemble.
Input
Output
Green LED
RED LED
Warning :
Read instructions
before use.
: DC 12V
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7.4V DC Max.48.8Wh
: Fully charged
: Charging
Battery Level
DC 12V Recharge Only
USB 5V OUT
DC 6-12V OUT
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Figure 4. Battery pack
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Figure 2. Remote control
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Figure 3. Cable wheel and push cable
Camera Head
1. Sapphire Lens
2. 304#Stainless Steel Shell
3. Stainless Steel Spring
4. Gold Connecter
Cable wheel and push cable
1. Rotation Mechanism
2. Handle
3. Cable Connector (To Camera)
4. Cable Wheel
5. Push Cable
Battery Pack
1. LED (battery level indicator)
2. Power Switch
3. DC 12 V R e c har gin g
4. Fuse
5. USB Output (DC 5V)
6. DC 7.4V Output
Remote control
1. Menu: Select Menu
2. Playback: Playback Mode
3. Pt/Wt: Reserve Function
4. Exit: Exit Menu
5. Up: Selec t Up/Previous Item
6. OK & Home: Conrm/Select Menu
7. Lef t: Select Left Item
8. Right: Select Right Item
9. Down: Select Down/Next Item
10. Mirror: Mirror And Flip Image
11. LED: Adjust The Led Brightness
12. REC: Start/Stop Recording
13. Photo: Take Phone
DVR AND TOOL BOX
1. Playback: Playback Mode
2. Left: Select Left Item
3. Menu: Select Menu
4. Power Indicator LED
5. Exit: Exit Menu
6. OK & Home: Conrm/Select Menu
7. Down: Select Down/Next Item
8. LED: Change The Led Brightness
9. IR For Remote Control
10. REC: Star t/Stop Recording
11. P o w e r S w i t c h
12. Right: Select Right Item
13. Photo: Take Photo
14. USB 2.0 To PC
15. S D C a r d Sl o t
16. Mirror: Mirror And Flip Image
17. Up: Select Up/Previous Item
18. Pt/Wt: Reserve Function
19. Color TFT LCD
20. Sun Visor
21. D C I n
22. Camera Head
23. Battery Box
24. Adapter & Car Charger
2 5. D C 12 V C ab le
26. Remote Control
27. Aviation Socket
28. Video & Audio Out

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MENU EXIT
PT/WT
LED REC
OK
HOME
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Figure 5. DVR AND TOOL BOX
Package Contents
1. Toolbox with DVR
2. Remote control
3. Cable wheel and push cable
4. Operation manual
5. Battery pack and cable
6. Fuse (2x)
7. 46 Suppor t guides
8. 80 Suppor t guides
9. Car changer
10. Camera
11. Screw (2x), nut (2x)
and waterproof -ring
12. Adapter
13. S c r e w Dr i v e r
MENU EXIT
PT/WT
LED REC
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HOME
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Figure 6. Package Contents

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[ DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARD EQUIPMENT ]
specications
Item Parameter
General
Operating Temperature -10~50°C/+14~+122°F
Operating Humidit y 30%RH~90%RH
Storage Temperature -20~60°C/+4~+140°F
Power adapter Input:110VAC~240V AC, Output:12V DC 1200mA
MEAS. 53.5×23×47cm (Lx WxH)
Weight 10Kg(Approx)
Camera
Φ23mm camer a head Φ14 mm c amer a he a d
Sensor 1/ 3” CMOS 1/4" CMOS
TV-Line 480 TV-Line 400 T V-Line
View Angle 120° 90°
Focus Distance 20cm (approx) 6-8cm (approx)
Depth Of Field 100cm(approx) 20cm(approx)
Camera Size Φ23mm×51mm (Main body) Φ14mm×21mm (Main body)
Camera Length 15 5 mm 125mm
Front Lens Sapphir e Sapphire
Shell Material 304#Stainless Steel 304#Stainless Steel
Lighting Built-in 12×LED (White) Built-in 4×LED (White)
Water-Proof 20m water (Camera x on Cable) 10m water (Camera x on Cable)
Power Supply D C 9 ~15 V D C 9 ~15 V
Current Consume 40mA (LED OFF), 95mA (LED ON) 40mA (LED OFF), 60mA (LED ON)
DVR
Screen 7-inch 16:9 super bright high-denition color LCD screen
Resolution 800×480 RGB
Mirr or and Flip Support image mirror, Flip, Mirror & Flip
Video Resolution PAL 720×576 25FPS Max
Video Encoding H.26 4
Photograph 720×480/720×576
Audio Recording Local Sound
Out Put TV and Audio output
External Memory Support SD Memory Card up to 32GB
Data Output USB2.0 To PC
LED Driver Built-in Dimmer
Play Back Video, Photo and Audio
Language English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese
Power Supply DC 6 ~12 V inpu t
Current Consume 700mA Max
Batter y
pack
Power Input DC 9 ~12 V i np ut
Batter y Capacity 7.4V 6600mAh Li-ion Battery
Power Output 6~12V DC ; 5V DC
Lif e Time 7 hour (Record), 9 hour (Play Back)
Char ge Time 8 hour
Cable
Wheel
Cable Diameter Φ4.8mm Φ5.2mm
Cable Length 20/30/40 meter (Optional) 20/30/40 meter (Optional)
Meter Counter Built -in Optional
Keyboard Text Writer Optional Optional
Tool Box Size 517×434×200mm(L×W×H)
Box color Black

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[ INSTALLATION ]
To reduce the risk of serious injury during use, follow these procedures for proper assembly.
1. Install Camera Head
Put the cable into the hook of the handle, (Figure 7.) Hold the cable connector in one hand, then screw the
camera and x it on the cable tightly. (Figure 8.)
2. Install aviation cable
Plug the cable into the socket of the panel and screw
tightly. (Figure 9.)
HOOK
CABLE
Figure 7. Cable reel in the case
Camera Head
Cable
Figure 8. Assembly/Disassembly Camera
Figure 9. Install aviation cable
3. Install power
cable
Connect the power
cable to battery and
panel. (Figure 10.)
Fi gur e 10. Install power cable
4. Install guide tting
Support Guide are designed to help position the camera towards the middle of the pipe. There are 2 kinds of
guides, choose guides properly per application requirement.
A. 23mm camera head
a. Installing 46 Support Guides.
Sleeve the camera heads with 46 Support guide.
( F i g u r e 11. )
b. Install 80 Support Guides.
Mount the 80 support guide onto the stainless steel
camera head. Then tighten the screw by screwdriver.
(Figur e 12.)
D46 Applicable to 2.5”-3.5” pipe.
Camera Head
Support Guides
Screw 2X
Figure 11. Install 46 Support Guides
D80 Applicable to 4”-5” pipe.
Screw 2X
Camera Head
Support Guides
Fi gur e 12. Install 80 Support Guides
B. 14mm camera head
Install 28 support guides.
Mount the 28 support guide onto the stainless steel
camera head. Then tighten the screw by Wrench.
(Figur e 13.)
D28 Applicable to 1.5”-2” pipe.
Figure 13. Install 28 Suppor t Guides

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5. Install SD Card
(Figur e 14.)
6. Turn on the battery pack and DVR.
[ FUNCTION GUIDE AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ]
DVR Icon
1. S D C a r d
2. Batter y Level
3. Image Reverse
4. Image Reverse & Mirror
5. Image Mirror
6. Timestamp
7. LED Brightness
8. Record
9. Meter Counter (optional function)
USB SOCKET
SD CARD
USB CABLE
CARD SLOT
Figure 14. Install SD Card
12:34:56
SD
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1.83m 6.0ft
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Figure 15. Screen icon Denition

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[ FUNCTION GUIDE ]
1. Live video
Press [ ] to turn on/off DVR to enter the live video mode, then press [ ] to enter playback mode.
Press [ ] to start/stop recording.
Press [ ] to mirror or/and reverse the image.
Press [ ] adjust the brightness of camera LEDs.
Press [ ] to take a picture.
2. Video Option
Press [ ] to enter the video option menu. Press [ ] and [ ] to select items that you need, press [
] to conrm the selection. Press [ ] or [ ] to change the value. Press [ ] to save the setting.
Press [ ] to exit video option and save.
• Size D1 (720*576) / VGA (640*480) / QVGA (320*240)
• Video Seg: 10min/20min/30min/40min/OFF. Set 10-40min to restrict files length and open cycle-cover. Elder files will be
covered by new les when SD card is full. Set OFF to close this function.
• Meter Counter: Reserve function.
• Sound: Turn on/off the local sound in Video Recording.
• Timestamp: Enable/Disable time stamp on screen.
3. Playback
Press [ ] the button to enter the playback, the user can browse, preview and playback media les.
Press [ ] and [ ] to browse and select media les.
Press [ ] to conrm the selection and preview media le. Press [ ] to preview the previous le. Press [
] to preview the next le. Press [ ] to playback video. Press [ ] to enter the play setting.
• Delete: Delete media les.
• Slide Show: 3sec/5sec/10sec. To set interval time of the slide shows.
• Protection: To protect important media les.
• Thumbnail: Browse 9 media les per page.
• File List: Browse 3 media les per page.
• LCD: LCD brightness.
4. Playing Movie
[ ] Pause/Play movie, [ ] Stop play movie, [ ] Rewind, [ ] For ward, you can press [ ] to
set speed rate of rewind/forward.
5. SETUP
Press [ ] to enter the preferences of Record/Playback. Press [ ] enters Setup menu.
The f ollowing items are in the setup menu.
• Format: format SD card.
• LCD: LCD brightness.
• Language: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese.
• Sys. Reset: Reset all setting.
• Light frequency, 50Hz/60Hz, specifying your ambient light frequency.
• TV output: PAL/NTSC.
• Date input: To set date and time.

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NOTE! Hands should be close to the line opening. DONOT catch the cable on the
edge of an entry and continue to push.
2. Always try to run water down the pipe under going inspection. This will keep the system much cleaner, and allow you to
push noticeably farther with less friction. If the water is preventing you from seeing an area of importance, temporarily turn it
off.
3. When push the push cable through the pipeline by steady and slowly, a short distance entry per time, keeps the hands at
the entrance, so that can control the push cable and prevent it stuck, bent or scratch.
4. When inspecting a pipe, most of the time a slow steady push through the system works the best. At changes in direction
such as P-traps, Tee's, Y's, Elbows, etc. It is usually necessary to give a little extra push in the bends. Back the camera head
approximately 8" (20cm) from the bend, if necessary, and give it a quick push, “popping” the camera through a turn, using the
least amount of force required. Try to be as gentle as possible, and do not hammer or snap the camera head through corners.
After some practice, you may learn that the best way to inspect a section of pipe is to push the camera through quickly. Then
draw the camera back home slowly and evenly.
5. Make sure the sapphire window is clean prior to entry. Some users claim that a slight lm of detergent on the lens minimizes
the possibility of grease sticking to the port. If necessary, take advantage of any standing water in the pipe to wash the front
of the camer a by jiggling it in the water.
6. When you place the camera head into the pipe remember, as the materials of pipe vary, it will be necessary to adjust the
lighting set tings to maximize pic tur e quality.
7. The system can travel through multiple 45 and 90 degree bends and wyes. Do not, however, try to force it through a P-trap
or tee if there is a large amount of resistance.
NOTE! Do not try to use the camera head to clear
obstructions. This System is a diagnostic tool, not
a drain cleaner. Using the camera head to clear
obstructions could damage the camera head or cause
it to be caught in the obstruction.
8. Do not attempt to remove or stores push cable on the reel solely by
turning the reel itse if. You can manually push or pull cable from the reel and
wind or unwind it.
9. If the camera sits in a pipe, or an enclosed environment, heat will build-
up. This may lead to the camera head overheating which will cause fuzzy
lines to appear on the monitor. In the event, this happens, turn off the system, remove the camera from the pipe (or enclosed
environment) and let the camera head cool for 10 to 15 minutes. Running water into the line will also help cool the camera head.
Always use the minimum illumination required to maximize pic tur e quality and to avoid excessive heat build-up.
Retrieving the push cable
1. Once the inspection has been completed, pull the push cable back with slow, steady force. Do not force the push cable or
exert excessive force. This could damage the camera or push cable. The push cable may get hung up while being retrieved, and
may need to be manipulated as did during insertion.
2. Once the inspection has been completed, pull the push cable back with slow, steady force. Do not force the push cable or
exert excessive force. This could damage the camera or push cable. The push cable may get hung up while being retrieved, and
may need to be manipulated as did during insertion.
[ PUSH CABLE AND CAMERA OPERATION ]
At the job site
1. Always wear rubber gloves to operate the camera for health and saf ety reasons. Properly positioning the cable reel will
save time and strength to push out and in the cable, and minimize the rate of equipment damage.
• When pushing, the end of your stroke should be as close to the entry as possible. Standing too far back with an excess
of cable between your hands and the entry may cause the cable to fold on itself outside the entry and damage the
cable.
• Try to keep the push cable away from sharp edge of a pipe entry because this may cause damage. If the camera does
not seem to go any f arther, DO NOT FORCE TO PUSH THE CAMERA! Try another entry if possible.
Figure 16 Improper operation
NOTE! The camera head can get HOT! When nished with your inspection, or if taking
a prolonged break in the middle of the inspection, turn off the system.
Note! NEVER USE SOLVENTS to clean any part of the system. Substances like
acetone and other harsh chemicals can cause cracking of the camera ring, which could
affect waterproong.
3. Storing the push cable into the cable reel. One hand holds the push cable, the other hand close to the cable wheel. Slowly
and gently push the push cable slide via the hook of the handle, cable reel will rotate and store the push cable inside.
Note! The hands should be close to the cable wheel when storing the push cable.
Push the push cable a small piece every try. Push a long distance can cause the push
cable bend or broken.

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[ BATTERY SAFETY AND USING GUIDE ]
Using safety
Read the f ollowing battery precautions bef ore charger, to reduce the risk of electrical shock.
1. Recharge batteries with accessory charging units.
2. Check the power units every time before using the equipment, be sure no problem, use of unauthorized parts may result in
electrical shock, re and/or serious personal injury or damage other instruments and system.
3. Never connects the car charger to any 24 volt cigarette lighter slot. It will harm the battery and DVR.
4. Do not short circuit, it may cause re, electrical shock.
5. Do not charge the battery under rain or wet conditions. Water entering the charger will increase the risk of electrical shock.
6. If the charger and battery are damaged, do not use or stop to charge. It may cause electrical shock.
7. Don't disassemble the case, only qualied repair person can repair and maintenance.
8. Properly dispose of the battery. Exposure to high temperatures can cause the battery to explode. So do not dispose of in a
re. Some countries have regulations concerning battery disposal. Please f ollow all applicable regulations.
9. Do not touch anything which out from battery, which would burn or damage the skin, once touches please ush with water. If
in eyes, immediately get medical help fast.
Using Guide
Follow the steps as below to reduce the injury of the electric shock.
1. Power indicator LED will be red during charging, will be turned to green when charged fully. If battery empty f or a long term,
it will pre-charge the batter y automatically in 10 minutes, and LED will be blinking in red.
2. It needs about 8 hours to charge the battery fully. The battery can charge online, charging and supplying of work will not
incr ease charging times.
3. User can use a power adaptor or car charger to charge the battery. If no use in a long term, take a recharge per 6 month,
to ensure the battery in normal working status.
FCC Statement
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the f ollowing two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any changes
or modication not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
device.
CE
This product complies with standards including Low Voltage Device Directive 73/23/EEC;
EMC
Directive 89/336/EEC. It passed the subject tests by the authority concerned and is authorized to bear CE mark.
[ OTHERS ]
Troubleshooting
Problem Probable fault location Solution
Meter is not
accur ate
Knurled wheel slip Fit glassber cable into the guide solt and hook.
not set to zero Press reset button to set zero.
No Battery level
indicate
No power completely To charge the battery
Fuse burned Change the fuse
No image
Cable connection faulty or loosely Check cable connection, clean and reconnect if necessary
Camera connector soiled Clean the camera connector
Wrong SD memor y card Turu of f power and replace SD card
Wrong setting Enter the setup menu and select reset
Can not input
Characters
The wireless keyboard low battery Chang battery
Wireless Keyboard or Receiver fault Check the Keyboard Receiver and the keyboard on a PC
The deviation of
MC more than
0.5%
select the wrong total length Re-select the correct total length. You can press F2 key when
the machine boot within 5 sec to enter background to select it.
Pull out cable more than 3 meters
before turning on the system.
Turn on the system before pulling out the push cable from the
cable reel.

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1. Typing characters with wireless keyboard. Using arrow key to move cursor, backspace key to delete ,and
enter key to change a new line.
2. Esc key to hide or appear all characters.Ctrl + Del to delete all characters.
3. You can type and edit characters while recording, the typing and editing will be recorded in the video les.
4. The typed characters will be stored in memory.
Note: You have to change the wireless keyboard Receiver together when changing a
new keyboard.
Backstage Operation
You can press “F1” or “F2” key within 5 seconds after DVR monitor starts to enter F1 or F2 backstage operation.
1. The rst line is reserved for user to type company name, name of operator, phone number etc., and these
contents won’t be hid by pushing ESC button. You can edit the contents by using F1 key, and press Enter key to
save and exit.
2. Please refer to meter counter operation prior to this operation. Using F2 background key to select the unit
of length or the total length of push cable (this is designed in case the total length of push cable is changed).
When the “L=” flashes, press up or down arrow key to select the unit of length, or select the correct total
length. Press enter key to save and exit.
Set Meter Counter
1. Press the meter-zero button to set the meter to zero on screen display.
2. Change the unit of length or the total length of push cable, please refer to ‘F2 backstage operation’
contents in the wireless keyboard operation.
Note1: The deviation of MC will increase if the total length is not correct. You need
to select the correct total length to decrease the deviation. Use this function to change
the displayed total length when the push cable is cut off for more than 3 meters.
Note 2: Turn on the system before pulling out the push cable from the cable reel. It can
decrease the deviation of the MC.
[ WIRELESS KEYBOARD OPERATION ] （Optional）
The keyboard text writer is used to type characters with the wireless keyboard and display on screen. The
characters can be displayed in recorded video or captured photo. It supports max. 384 characters and quick one
key hiding characters.
Text Input

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[Meter Counter User manual ]（Optional）
Specications
Item Parameter
Display length Meter and Feet
Cable Length 20/30/40 meters (optional)
Accuracy 9cm/0.3Feet
Deviation ±0.7%
Counter Range 0~40 meters
Operating Temperature -10~50°C/+14~+122°F
Operating Humidity 30%RH~90%RH
Storage Temperature -20~60°C/ +4~+140°F
Features
1. Meter Counter Set
2. Reset But t on
Operation
1. Press the reset button to set the meter to zero on screen display.
2. Change the total length of push cable(this is designed in case the total length of push cable
is changed). Press and hold the reset button then turn on the DVR. When the 'L=' ashes,
press the reset botton to select the correct total length. Press and hold the reset botton 3
secends to save and exit.
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Figure 17. Meter Counter
[ Text Writer User Manual ]（Optional）
The Text Writer can type in characters to display on screen and record in video les. You can type and edit up
to 40 characters.
Key Feature
1. Character key
• 26 English letters.
• 10 Arabic numerals.
• 13 symbols.
2. Function key
Enter key, conrm typing.
Del key, delete character.
Key, move the cursor to left.
Key, move the cursor to right.
Shif t key, switch English letters and Arabic numerals.
Caps Lock key, switch capital letters and small letters.
Type Operation
1. Turn on the screen.
2. Make the Text Writer point to screen then press character keys.
3. Press the same key again to select letters circularly. No operation or press other keys in 2 Seconds to conrm current
characters.
4. Press REC key on DVR to record the Video with characters.
5. You can type and edit character s while recording, the typing and editing will be recorded in the video also.
Notes: Reboot the DVR will lose all characters on screen. The characters on screen
cannot be recorded on photos.
Figur e 18 . Te x t W r it e r
Note1: The deviation of MC will increase if the total length is not correct. You need
to select the correct total length to decrease the deviation. Use this function to change
the displayed total length when the push cable is cut off for more than 3 meters.
Note 2: Turn on the system before pulling out the push cable from the cable reel. It can
decrease the deviation of the MC.

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Camera C23MNS :23mm camera head with self-leveling
（Optional）
For 5.2mm berglass cable
Type Item Parameter
Image
Sensor CMOS
TV-Line 420 TV-Line
Resolution 720×576
View Angle 120°
Focus Distance 20cm (approx)
Depth-of-Field 100cm(approx)
Front Lens Sapphir e
Figure 19. Camera C23MNS
Camera C23MTO : 23mm camera head with builf-in 512Hz Sonde（Optional）
For 5.2mm berglass cable
Type Item Parameter
Image
Sensor CMOS
TV-Line 480 TV-Line
Resolution 960×480
View Angle 120°
Focus Distance 20cm (approx)
Depth-of-Field 100cm(approx)
Front Lens Sapphire
Transmitter
Frequency 512Hz
Transmit Mode Constant
Transmission Distance 6 meters open area (max)
Figure 20. Camera C23MTO
Camera C23MTS :23mm camera with both self-leveling and 512Hz Sonde
（Optional）
For 5.2mm berglass cable
Type Item Parameter
Image
Sensor CMOS
TV-Line 420 TV-Line
Resolution 720×576
View Angle 120°
Focus Distance 20cm (approx)
Depth-of-Field 100cm(approx)
Front Lens Sapphir e
Transmitter
Frequency 512Hz
Transmit Mode Constant
Transmission Distance 6 meters open area (max)
Figure 21. Camera C23MTS
Camera C14MTO : 14mm camera head with builf-in 512Hz Sonde （Optional）
For 4.8mm berglass cable
Type Item Parameter
Image
Sensor 1/4" CMOS
TV-Line 400 TV-Line
Pixel 648(H)x 488(V)
View Angle 90°
Focus Distance 6~8cm (approx)
Depth-of-Field 20cm(approx)
Front Lens Sapphire
Transmitter
Frequency 512Hz
Transmit Mode Constant
Transmission Distance 6 meters open area (max)
Figure 22. Camera C14MTO

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Part Number List
No. Part Number Part Name Specications Picture
1C23MNO 23mm camera head CMOS 480TVL, Φ23×155mm,
12 0° V i e w A n gl e
2C23MNS 23mm camera head CMOS 420TVL, Φ23×155mm,
120° View Angle with Self Leveling
3C23MTO 23mm camera head CMOS 480TVL, Φ23×155mm,
120° View Angle with 512Hz Transmitter
4C23MTS 23mm camera head
CMOS 420TVL, Φ23×155mm,
120° View Angle with Self Leveling, with 512Hz
Transmitter
5C14MNO 14mm camera head CMOS 400TVL, Φ14×125mm,
90° View Angle
6C14MTO 14mm camera head CMOS 400TVL, Φ14×125mm,
90° View Angle with 512Hz Transmitter
78-901 Guide 80 Suppor t Guide
88-923 Guide 46 Suppor t Guide
9S2328S Guide 28 Suppor t Guide
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4 - 5 01- 2 0
Cable Wheel
Rotatable reel contains
Φ5.2mm cable.
20, 30, 40m length optional.
4-501-30
4 - 5 01- 4 0
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4 - 512 - 2 0
Cable Wheel
Rotatable reel contains
Φ5.2mm cable.
20, 30, 40m length optional.
Built-in Meter Counter
4-512-30
4 -512 - 4 0
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M2820U
Cable Wheel
Rotatable reel contains
Φ5.2mm cable.
20, 30, 40m length optional.
Built-in Meter Counter & Wireless Keyboard
Receiver
M2830U
M2840U
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4-523-20
Cable Wheel
Rotatable reel contains
Φ4.8mm cable.
20, 30, 40m length optional.
Built-in Meter Counter
4-523-30
4-523-40
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M2320U
Cable Wheel
Rotatable reel contains
Φ4.8mm cable.
20, 30, 40m length optional.
Built-in Meter Counter & Wireless Keyboard
Receiver
M2330U
M2340U

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Part Number List
No. Part Number Part Name Specications Picture
15 3 - 412 Remote Control 13 K e y R e mo t e C o nt r o l
16 5 - 612 DVR 7-inch Video Recorder, 14Key
17 2-301 Battery Pack 7.4V 6600mAh Battery
18 2- 312 Adaptor D C 12 V 1. 5 A A d a p t o r
19 2-323 Car Charger DC 12V 2A Car Charger
20 3-423 Text Writer 20Key Text Writer
21 K7924K Wireless keyboard Wireless keyboard and receiver

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