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Gen-Eye Micro-Scope2
Main Display
The main display appears as shown.
1.
Camera image area
2.
Video recording elapsed timer
3.
Magnification level (zoom)
4.
Battery power status
5.
Mode icon (video or photo)
6.
Date and Time
Function
Programming Menu
Press the OK button to open
the main function menu.
Use the up and down arrow
buttons to scroll to one of the 5 menu options.
Press OK to open a highlighted selection.
1.
Storage Device management (USB Flash)
2.
Date and Time setting
3.
AV HDMI output selection (PAL or NTSC)
4.
Factory default reset and Firmware version
Stored Image/Video folders/files navigation
Storage Device (USB Flash Drive)
From the main menu, use the arrow buttons to scroll to the Storage
Device icon and press OK to open it. There are three rows to select
from in this menu.
1.
(Row 1) Select a storage device (USB Flash Drive) with the OK
button. You may also view the remaining storage capacity of the
selected device.
2.
(Row 2) Formatting utility. Use the OK button to format the se-
lected device. The Check icon will appear when formatting is
complete. The duration of formatting depends on the memory
size of the storage device.
3.
(Row 3) Press the OK button to return to main menu.
Set Date/Time and Auto Power Off
From the main menu, use the arrows to scroll to the Date/Time icon
and press OK to open it. There are three rows to select from in this
menu.
1.
(Row 1) Set the year, month, and day. Use the UP and DOWN
arrow buttons to select the year, month, or day field (digits high-
light when selected) and use the VIDEO (increase) and PHOTO
(decrease) buttons to set the date.
Video Pipe Inspection/Location System
2.
(Row 2) Set the clock (hours, minutes, seconds). Use the UP and
DOWN arrow buttons to select the hours, minutes, and seconds
field and use the VIDEO (increase) and PHOTO (decrease) but-
tons to set the time.
3.
(Row 3) Auto Power Off can be set for 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, and
0 minutes (center digits). Selecting the yellow Return icon will
change the icon to red which disables the Auto Power Off utility.
AV Output Selection
1.
From the main menu, use the arrow buttons to scroll to the AV
Output icon and press OK to open it.
2.
Use the arrow buttons to highlight the desired output signal
(NTSC or PAL) and press OK. The display will exit the program-
ming mode and return to the main operating menu.
3.
Use the ESC button to cancel the output selection process, if
desired, and return to the programming main menu.
Factory Default Reset and Firmware Version
1.
From the main menu, use the arrow buttons to scroll to the Fac-
tory Default icon and press OK to open it.
2.
There are three rows of options in this menu: The top row is the
Factory Default reset icon. To revert to factory settings, highlight
this icon with the arrow buttons and pres the OK button.
3.
The middle row is the abort function. Press OK with the RETURN
symbol highlighted to return to the main function menu.
4.
The bottom row shows the firmware version number.
Image and Video Files
Use this menu to view stored images and videos on the main unit
display.
1.
From the main menu, use the arrow buttons to scroll through the
File Management icon and press OK.
2.
Use the UP and DOWN arrows to scroll through the available
image and video storage folders and files. Folder names are
derived from the Date (i.e. 20181231). Files names are derived
from the Date and Time of the recording (i.e. 20181231123845).
3.
Press the OK button to open the folder or file.
4.
Use the arrow buttons to highlight an image or video and press
OK to view it.
5.
For video, use the arrow buttons (short press) to restart video.
Press and hold the arrow buttons to Fast-Forward (UP arrow) or
fast-rewind (DOWN arrow). Use the OK button to Pause or Re-
sume the video.
6.
Use the VIDEO button to open the trash utility. Use an arrow
button to highlight the check mark (delete) or the 'X' (keep video).
Press OK to complete function.
Tip: You may enter the image or video review mode directly from the
main opening display by pressing the UP arrow button without
having to access the function menu. Use the arrow buttons to
scroll the folders and files, and use the OK button to open an
image or video. Restart, fast-forward/rewind, trash, and pause/
resume functions operate in the same way as described in this
section.
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