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  • Page 1 Operating instructiOns revisiOn 3.01 english Document number: BA01-014_3-01...
  • Page 2 In order to go to the desired chapter, press or click the chapter in the menus/submenus. Feel free to ask for the current version of the manual (PDF) by contacting marketing@vizaar.com. press/click in Order tO gO tO back tO the table Of cOntents.
  • Page 3 On yOur new MatriX e3 Please read this manual carefully before using the device to ensure efficient and safe operation. Used correctly, your device will give you excellent inspec- tion results and high durability. The MATRIX is a modular platform that provides multiple functions and benefits for a wide variety of...

  • Page 4: Customer Service

    If you experience problems or malfunctions that are not viZaar Russia & CIS listed in the operating instructions, please contact 197022, St. Petersburg / Russia viZaar directly or your local viZaar representative. Professora Popova 37B ® ® +79852220677 www.vizaar.ru info@vizaar.ru...

  • Page 5: Repair Service

    - repair service repair service If you experience problems or malfunctions that are not listed in the operating instructions, please contact viZaar directly or your local viZaar representative. ® ® viZaar industrial imaging AG VT repair service Hechinger Straße 152...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    table Of cOntents Customer serviCe repAir serviCe sAfety instruCtions speCifiCAtions – sCope of delivery – ACCessories Device specifications Scope of delivery Accessories mAtrix funCtions At A glAnCe The MATRIX system Application Functionalities set-up And Commissioning Opening the transport case Positions and connections VUSCREEN control panel Preparation for initial use 4.4.1...
  • Page 7 table Of cOntents 5.3.9 Continue to operation menu Selecting data storage 5.4.1 Notes for use with USB 5.4.2 Save to SSD (internal) 5.4.3 Save to SSD and USB (internal and external) 5.4.4 Save to USB (external) Operating instructions 5.5.1 Exporting the operating instructions to a USB stick System backup and shutdown 5.6.1 Shutdown device...
  • Page 8 table Of cOntents Measurement function 5.9.1 Set scale 5.9.2 Measure 5.9.3 Measurement information 5.9.4 Buttons 5.10 File manager 5.10.1 Creating a folder 5.10.2 Creating a subfolder 5.10.3 Switch between folders and subfolders 5.10.4 Rename file/folder 5.10.5 Copy files/folders 5.10.6 Delete files/folders 5.10.7 Select folder for storage 5.11...
  • Page 9 table Of cOntents 7.2.3 Manhole stand 7.2.4 Dual Line Laser Accessories for the Revolver 80 7.3.1 Centering fixture standard 7.3.2 Pushing aid 7.3.3 Centering tool mAintenAnCe And serviCe Maintenance by the manufacturer Return transport Software update Customer service Lamp replacement (SNK PTZ) WArrAnty –...

  • Page 10: Safety Instructions

    ® gases may form. the corresponding ambient for any corrosion damage caused by such conditions (see page 16 ff.) must be observed.
  • Page 11 1 safety instructiOns safety instructiOns Please read these operating instructions carefully be- MandatOry regulatiOns fore first use and save them for later referral. be sure or read prior to first use! specific safety instructiOns dAnger signifies a danger with a high risk level which, if you do not avoid it, will lead to death or severe injuries.
  • Page 12 1 safety instructiOns stOrage and transpOrtatiOn Coution Risk of falling due to uneven surfaces: possible injury and damage to the device • never strore or place the case and/or the device on uneven ground Attention Physical impact on camera head or device: risk of damaging camera, device and/or single components •...
  • Page 13 1 safety instructiOns putting intO service WArning Electric shock: Can cause physical damage or even death • operation only on an AC voltage system of 100-240 VAC / 50-60Hz • the use of a residual current circuit breaker (according to DIN VDE 0100- 701:2008-10 or DIN VDE 0100-410:2018-10) or an isolating transformer is mandatory during mains operation •...
  • Page 14 1 safety instructiOns in use WArning Applications containing flammable gases/liquids and/or lots of dust: risk of fire and explosion, risk of physical damage or death • check the environment of the application • do not use the device in flammable and explosive environments WArning Corrosive chemicals: risk of physical damage and damage to the device...
  • Page 15 Repair and modification: risk of physical damage to the user and damage to the device • modifications and repairs are only permitted by our viZaar repair service • please contact our customer service in case of repair or modification wishes...

  • Page 16: Specifications - Scope Of Delivery - Accessories

    2 specificatiOns – scOpe Of delivery – accessOries speCifiCAtions – sCope of delivery – ACCessories Device specifications Scope of delivery Accessories...

  • Page 17: Device Specifications

    2 specificatiOns – scOpe Of delivery – accessOries deviCe speCifiCAtions MATRIX E3 dimensions in mm/in (W) 540mm/21.26“ x (H) 290mm/11,4“ x (D) 400mm/15,7“ Weight (incl. transport case) Without battery: 11.2kg/24.69lbs | with battery: 15.8kg/34.83lbs Ambient temp. operation -15°C/5°F to +48°C/118.4°F |Storage temp.

  • Page 18: Scope Of Delivery

    (10/11/12, see page 20). To operate the MATRIX with the camera heads SNK PTZ/Revolver 80, item 12 (see page 20) is required. MATRIX E3 VUSCREEN control panel Mains cable (GER, UK or US) Connection cable to VUSCREEN control panel...

  • Page 19: Accessories

    2 specificatiOns – scOpe Of delivery – accessOries ACCessories 10.1 10.2 Option: Adapter case Option: Battery 10.1 Battery charger 10.2 Mains cable (GER, UK or US) Option: Mains adapter Option: SNK PTZ/Revolver 80 adapter Option: Camera case Option: SNK PTZ pan-tilt-zoom camera Option: Revolver 80 endlessly rotating camera head Centering fixture standard for R80...
  • Page 20 2 specificatiOns – scOpe Of delivery – accessOries 17.1 17.2 Accessory: Carrier bag 17.1 SNK/Revolver 80 system cable 17.2 Centering tools (large and small) Pushing aid (Revolver 80 only) Kevlar poles (SNK only) Adapter for kevlar poles Manhole stand (SNK only) Connection of the hardware and operation of the software will be described in the next chapters.

  • Page 21: 3 Matrix-Functions At A Glance

    3 MatriX-functiOns at a glance mAtrix funCtions At A glAnCe The MATRIX system Application Functionalities...

  • Page 22: The Matrix System

    3 MatriX-functiOns at a glance the mAtrix system Digital high-resolution touch- screen, image presentation, camera control of viZaar Existing video VISIO BOX und ® Existing analogue products, text and data control inspection VISIO probe video recordings equipment systems viZaar Future ®...

  • Page 23: Application

    3 MatriX-functiOns at a glance AppliCAtion CONTROL AND USE ANY INSPECTION CAMERA The SNK PTZ pan-tilt-zoom camera, the Revolver 80 endlessly rotating dual camera head and all other inspection cameras are easily operated via the touch screen and joystick. In this combination, you get perfect images and videos as well as the outstan- ding functionalities which have already been successfully introduced with the industry- proven VUMAN video endoscope.

  • Page 24: Functionalities

    3 MatriX-functiOns at a glance funCtions USE YOUR AVAILABLE INSPECTION SYSTEMS Available camera technology and video endoscopes with standard video signal output can be connected directly to your MATRIX platform. You can also take advantage of the high-resolution digital image quality, the range of functions and the backup options. Store and locate all results without any loss on a single system or data storage.

  • Page 25: Set-Up And Commissioning

    4 set-up and cOMMissiOning set-up And Commissioning Opening the transport case Positions and connections VUSCREEN control panel Preparation for initial use 4.4.1 Changing the adapters 4.4.2 Preparing VUSCREEN control panel 4.4.3 User set-up...

  • Page 26: Opening The Transport Case

    4 set-up and cOMMissiOning opening the trAnsport CAse Carrying handle Pull the metal part upwards and then turn it anticlockwise in order to open the case before opening the transport case, check the case for possible transport damage.

  • Page 27: Positions And Connections

    4 set-up and cOMMissiOning positions And ConneCtions MATRIX VUSCREEN control panel Main power switch Mains connection Connector for external cameras 12V DC audio output S-Video-In Video-In Audio-In HDMI-Out Power button connect the inspection camera before starting the system!
  • Page 28 4 set-up and cOMMissiOning Control panel (attached to the system) USB 3.0 port...

  • Page 29: Vuscreen Control Panel

    B = Capture a single image Connection (cable to base unit) = Freeze frame on/off = Start/Stop video recording * Possible with viZaar camera systems. ® ** SNK PTZ: Dimming or brightening the right lamp. R80: Dimming or brightening the upper/lower LED.

  • Page 30: Preparation For Initial Use

    4 set-up and cOMMissiOning prepAring for first use In this chapter, the first quick setup and first inspection will be explained. Your MATRIX offers a great number of valuable and useful features. To en- sure and guarantee highest performance, please read the detailed descriptions and the complete ope- 4.

  • Page 31: Preparing Vuscreen Control Panel

    4 set-up and cOMMissiOning 4.4.2 prepAre vusCreen Control pAnel The VUSCREEN control panel with integrated touch screen can be used in two different ways. On delivery, the control panel is already connected to the base unit. if the cable is not connected correctly, proceed as follows: 4.

  • Page 32: User Setup

    4 set-up and cOMMissiOning 4.4.3 user setup 1. Start your MATRIX. In order to do so, turn the main switch of the adapter. 2. Now press the power button on the housing of the MATRIX. Now press in order to enter the operation menu (the menu in which you can carry out inspections).
  • Page 33 4 set-up and cOMMissiOning More information on additional functions of the ope- ration menu when using the SNK or Revolver 80 can be found on page 88. l 6.6.2 operAtion menu of the snK ptZ, p. 88. l 6.3 operAtion menu of the r80, page 89.

  • Page 34: Application - User Interface - Documentation Introduction Setup

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn AppliCAtion – user interfACe – doCumentAtion Introduction Setup 5.2.1 Standard user 5.2.2 User accounts Main menu 5.3.1 Basic settings 5.3.2 Camera and recording settings 5.3.3 Information 5.3.4 Selecting comparison chart 5.3.5 Reading or exporting operating instructions 5.3.6 System backup and shutdown 5.3.7...
  • Page 35 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.7.5 Save video via direct access buttons/touchscreen 5.7.6 Image settings 5.7.7 Colour settings 5.7.8 Audio recording Text generator 5.8.1 Keyboard layers 5.8.2 Text colour/Text background colour 5.8.3 Adding text via status lines 5.8.4 Adding text via free text 5.8.5 Comparison chart/Customer logo...

  • Page 36: Standard User

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 2. Alternatively, instead of using the arrow button, you introduCtion can press the letter A (direct access button) at the Please take a moment to adjust the system to your right side of the display. After a short loading time you needs.
  • Page 37 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 3. In the following screen, you will be asked to enter The current user will be active until logout or restart. your PIN (3). Enter the four-digit code using the num- You can log out by pressing the user button that is ber pad.

  • Page 38: Main Menu

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn mAin menu 5.3.1 BAsiC settings In the main menu you can adjust the basic settings In the basic settings you can set the current date and of your MATRIX system. time and your preferred language (English, German, French, Polish, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese).

  • Page 39: Camera And Recording Settings

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn nal camera, e.g. SNK PTZ) is selected automatically. If 5.3.2 CAmerA And reCording settings int is selected, all other choices are faded out (i.e. In the "Camera and recording settings" menu you "video input" (A) and "video format" (B)). The SNK PTZ can, among other things, select the video input and or the Revolver 80 camera is now ready for use.
  • Page 40 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn Bmp: Digital image format that saves your image files e. movie quality: Select video format and video loss-free (uncompressed). If you want to save detail- quality here. You can chosse between the formats AVI led recordings or smallest details or if data security and MPEG4.

  • Page 41: Information

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.3.3 informAtion 5.3.6 system BACKup And shutdoWn In this menu, you get useful information about your For a detailed description of the "System Backup and MATRIX system. It shows, among other things, which Shutdown"...

  • Page 42: Enter New Pin

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5. Now enter your desired PIN (four digits) and con- enter neW pin 5.3.8 (user 1 to 9 only) firm by pressing To set a new PIN (Personal Identification Number), proceed as follows: 6.

  • Page 43: Selecting Data Storage

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn seleCting dAtA storAge 5.4.1 notes for use With usB The MATRIX allows you to choose the data storage viZaar recommends usB drives with a ® device. This optimizes your workflow, file manage- writing speed of at least 17mB/second.

  • Page 44: Save To Ssd (Internal)

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn sAve to ssd And usB 5.4.2 sAve to ssd (internAl) 5.4.3 (internAl And externAl) In the main menu, open the submenu "Camera and To save your images and videos simultaneously to recording settings". If you want to save your data to both the SSD and USB drive, follow these steps: the internal SSD only, make sure that the hard disc button below "Select data storage type"...

  • Page 45: Save To Usb (External)

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 4. After you have selected the option "Save to SSD 5.4.4 sAve to usB (externAl) and USB", you can switch to the operation menu by You can save your data directly to a USB drive without pressing .

  • Page 46: Operating Instructions

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn operAting instruCtions To open the operating instructions on your MATRIX, Page (current/of) press the button Return to main menu Current page Previous page You are now in the "Read or export operating instruc- Zoom + tions"...

  • Page 47: Exporting The Operating Instructions To A Usb Stick

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn exporting the operAtion 5.5.1 instruCtions to A usB stiCK To save the operating instructions stored on the MATRIX as a PDF file on a USB drive, first open the submenu "View or export manual" in the main menu. Connect a USB drive to the USB connection of the MATRIX.

  • Page 48: System Backup And Shutdown

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn system BACKup And shutdoWn Before shutting down the system, always follow the steps described in this subchapter. always switch off your system as described here. failure to follow the instructions will result in system failure and/or loss of data.

  • Page 49: Backup Menu

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.6.2 BACKup menu 5.6.2.2 loAding BACKup In the menu "System Backup and Shutdown“, press To load a backup file, press the button "Restore last this button: . A new menu opens up. backup system files". The numbers in the parenthe- ses show the date and time when the backup was created (DD.MM.YYYY.

  • Page 50: Restore Factory Settings

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.6.2.3 restore fACtory settings 5.6.2.4 Auto sCAn And restore If no individual backup has been created or the crea- If your system slows down, you can use the option ted backup file is corrupted, you can select the option "Autoscan and restore"...

  • Page 51: Operation Menu

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn operAtion menu Colour + Pause/Freeze image Colour - Flip image vertically Brightness + Flip image horizontally Brightness - Rotate image clockwise Back to main menu Rotate image anticlockwise Restore default settings Zoom + Measurement tool (only in "Pause"...

  • Page 52: Buttons

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.7.1 Buttons +/-. Adjustment of the colours for ideal colour reproduc- Colour tion/optimal comparison to the colour chart. +/-. Adjust the brightness for a brighter image in dark Brightness rooms/operating environments. The use of mirrors or side view adapters during inspection can make orientation, interpretation and communication flip vertically/ with third parties more difficult due to mirrored images.
  • Page 53 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn Recording of image or video. With pause disabled: Starts video recording in the set video recording format. Press again to stop recording. With pause enabled: Records frozen image after pressing in BMP or JPG file format. Freezes the image and activates the buttons "recording image", "point marker"...

  • Page 54: Fullscreen Mode

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.7.2 fullsCreen mode 5.7.3 point mArKer Activate fullscreen mode by pressing any position in Press the pause button . At the bottom of the the live image (1). screen, below the button, the point marker button appears.

  • Page 55: Save Image Via Direct Access Buttons/Touchscreen

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn sAve imAge viA direCt ACCess sAve video viA direCt ACCess 5.7.4 5.7.5 Buttons/touChsCreen Buttons/touChsCreen There are three different ways to save images using There are two different ways to save videos using the the direct access buttons resp.

  • Page 56: Image Settings

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.7.6 imAge settings 5.7.7 Colour referenCe In order to obtain the best inspection results with A reference in the form of a chart with realistic bright images, good contrasts and colour fastness, colours is available with the colour chart .

  • Page 57: Audio Recording

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.7.8 Audio reCording recording is not interrupted when You can add an audio commentary to a recorded switching to full screen mode. image by connecting the supplied headset to the audio input of your MATRIX (an overview of the inputs and outputs can be found on page 28).

  • Page 58: Text Generator

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn teXt generatOr Move object SHIFT Save/Load user settings Switch to Cyrillic alphabet Comparison chart/Customer logo Return to operation menu To access the text generator menu, press Date Time Temperature of SNK PTZ camera head* in the operation menu.

  • Page 59: Keyboard Layers

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.8.1 keybOard layers Adjust the colour of the text (A) or the colour of the text background (B). For better orientation, the letters on the keyboard are arranged in alphabetical order. Four different key- board layers are available.

  • Page 60: Adding Text Via Free Text

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn cOMparisOn chart/ 5.8.4 adding teXt via free teXt 5.8.5 custOMer lOgO Press free text (8) to add text to your image. The If a customer logo/comparison chart has been se- cursor for free text is positioned by tapping anywhere lected in the main menu (see page 42), press (3).

  • Page 61: Date, Time And Temperature Display

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn date, tiMe and 5.8.7 save/lOad user settings 5.8.6 teMperature display* This function allows you to save and load 99 To activate date (5), time (6) or temperature display individual user settings in the text generator. The (7), press user settings inculude: Date, time or temperature display are now activated...
  • Page 62 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn saving user settings lOading user settings To save user settings in the text generator, press To load user settings in the text generator, press Use the number pad or the arrow keys to select a Use the number pad or the arrow keys to load the memory location for the user settings (e.g.

  • Page 63: Buttons

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.8.8 buttOns Press "Move object" to position an object (comparison move object chart/customer logo, date, time and temperature display of the SNK PTZ camera head). move Press "move comparison chart/customer logo" to freely po- Comparison chart/ sition the object ("move object"...
  • Page 64 Press "switch to Cyrillic" to activate/deactivate the Cyrillic al- switch to phabet. Cyrillic l 55.8.1 KeyBoArd lAyers, page 60. Press "logo" to show/hide the viZaar logo (fixed position). ® logo The logo button will be displayed when "Alt" und "SHIFT" are...

  • Page 65: Measurement Function

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn MeasureMent functiOn Zoom + Distance measurement Zoom - Circle measurement Measurement information Set radius Return to operation menu Live image Undo Left/Right/Up/Down Save Extend radius/Reduce radius/ Turning clockwise/Turning anticlockwise Auxiliary grid To access the measurement function, press Reference quality Reference line 1 Reference line 2...

  • Page 66: Set Scale

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.9.1 set scale Before you start a measurement, you must first set a scale. To do so, follow these instructions: Set referece line 1 (button 9, page 66) in the in- spection image to an object with known dimensions. To do so, use the arrow buttons and rotary buttons.

  • Page 67: Measure

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.9.2 Measure Measuring distances After setting the scale, you can now measure paths Press to measure the distance between two and/or circles. Press to start a measure- points. Press the live image (18) once to set point A. ment.
  • Page 68 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn Measuring circles Please note that repositioning in hindsight is only possible when "Move object" mode is activated. Press to measure a circle that is connected by three points. Now, press a random point in the live After you have positioned point A, press a random image (18) to position the first (A) of the three mea- spot in the live image in order to position point B.
  • Page 69 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn Please note that repositioning in hindsight is only press . You will then return to the operation menu. possible when "Move object" mode is activated. More information: After you have positioned point A, press a random spot in the live image in order to position point B.

  • Page 70: Measurement Information

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.9.3 MeasureMent infOrMatiOn The measurement information menu provides an overview of all measured values and allows their pro- cessing. You can also find additional information here, such as circumference and area of circles. Press to open the measurement information menu.

  • Page 71: Buttons

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.9.4 buttOns Press the button "zoom +" to magnify the image. Scrolling Zoom + will be activated automatically. Press the button "zoom -" to demagnify the image. Scrolling Zoom - will be deactivated automatically if the whole inspection image is displayed on the screen.
  • Page 72 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn Press the button "auxiliary grid" to activate/deactivate a grid Auxiliary grid that helps you with your measurements. Press the button "measuring distances" to measure the distance between two points. To do so, press a random point in the live image to position the first point.
  • Page 73 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn To delete measured distances, activate "measuring distances". undo To delete measured circles, activate "measuring circles". Now press the button "undo" to delete your last measurement. Press the button "return to operation menu" to leave the return to measuring function menu and return to the operation operation menu...

  • Page 74: File Manager

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.10 file Manager Return to operation menu the figure shows a file manager that has already been set up. the Display folders file manager is empty at the first Display images start-up as there is no inspection Display videos data to show.

  • Page 75: Creating A Folder

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.10.1 creating a fOlder 5.10.2 creating a subfOlder Open the file manager by pressing in the To create a subfolder, proceed as follows: operation menu. 1. Make sure you are in the menu "Display folders" To create a folder for your first inspection, proceed (button 2).

  • Page 76: Switch Between Folders And Subfolders

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn switch between fOlders 5.10.4 renaMe files/fOlders 5.10.3 and subfOlders This chapter describes how to proceed to rename 1. Press the button "Display folders" (button 2) one or more files and folders. If you have not created the menu on the right side of the screen.

  • Page 77: Rename File/Folder

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn single fOlder Rename a single folder. 1. Press "Display folders" (button 2). 2. Select the desired folder by tapping the respective button. The folder is selected if it is surrounded by a frame that flashes in red and white. Additionally, the folder button is displayed as follows: 6.

  • Page 78: Copy Files/Folders

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.10.5 cOpy files/fOlders 5. Now press the button "Copy" . To cancel the This chapter describes how to copy and paste files process, press and folders to another location. If you have not crea- ted a folder yet, first follow the instructions in chapter 6.
  • Page 79 5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn single fOlder 8. If you want to save the folder into another folder, press . The folder to be copied will now be dis- To copy a single folder, proceed as follows: played in turquoise in the menu and cannot be se- lected anymore.

  • Page 80: Delete Files/Folders

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.10.6 delete files/fOlders single fOlder This subchapter explains how to delete files and fol- To delete a single folder, proceed as follows: ders. 1. Press "Display folders" (button 2). single/Multiple files The file manager allows you to delete one or more 2.

  • Page 81: Select Folder For Storage

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.10.7 select fOlder fOr stOrage To benefit from the smart file management of your MATRIX and to separate images and videos of diffe- rent plants and plant parts, we recommend the se- lection of a standard folder to store the inspection if you cancel the process, the inspec- data in.

  • Page 82: Media Player

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.11 mediA plAyer Previous image/video Play/Pause Next image/video File name Return to file manager After you have selected one or more images or vi- deos, press in the file manager to start the media player.

  • Page 83: View Images

    5 applicatiOn – user interface – dOcuMentatiOn 5.11.1 view iMages 5.11.2 view videOs 1. Select one or more images by tapping on the 1. Select one or more videos by tapping on the respective thumbnails. The images are selected if respective thumbnails.

  • Page 84: Operation Of The Matrix With Snk Ptz And Revolver

    6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 operAtion of the mAtrix With snK ptZ And revolver 80 Connection of camera heads SNK PTZ/Revolver 80 Operation menu of the SNK PTZ Operation menu of the Revolver 80 Buttons...
  • Page 85 6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 4. Press down the ball locking bolts (4) to attach the ConneCtion of CAmerA heAds snK/revolver 80 adapter. To connect the SNK PTZ/Revolver 80 camera head to your MATRIX, proceed as follows: After connecting the adapter to your MATRIX, connect one of the camera heads (SNK (Figure 1a) or Revolver 1.

  • Page 86: Operation Menu Of The Snk Ptz

    6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 operAtion menu of the snK 40x Run & Scan Up/Right/Left/Down Point marker*** White balance Enter/Back to initial position Light change* Focus + / - / Auto Laser ON/OFF** Brightness + / - / Auto Save/Load Flip image vertically Shut down system...
  • Page 87 6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 operAtion menu of the snK 60x Run & Scan Up/Right/Left/Down Point marker*** White balance Enter/Back to initial position Light change* Focus + / - / Auto Laser ON/OFF** Brightness + / - / Auto Save/Load Flip image vertically Shut down system...

  • Page 88: Operation Menu Of The Revolver

    6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 operAtion menu of the revolver 80 Rotate camera head clockwise/anticlockwise Point marker* White balance Enter/Back to initial position Change between side view/front camera Focus + / - / Auto Save/Load Brightness + / - / Auto Align camera head...

  • Page 89: Buttons

    6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 Buttons +/-. Adjustment of colours for ideal colour reproduction/ Colour optimum comparison to the colour chart. The use of mirrors or side view adapters during inspection can impede orientation, interpretation and communication flip vertically/ with third parties due to mirrored images.
  • Page 90 6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 Recording of image or video. With pause disabled: Starts video recording in the set video recording format. Press again to stop recording. With pause enabled: Records frozen image after pressing in BMP or JPG file format.
  • Page 91 6 OperatiOn Of the MatriX with snk ptZ and r 80 snK ptZ: Up/down: Moves the camera up/down (tilt) Left/right: Move left/right (pan). Short press: The camera moves to the left or right end position at maximum speed. Press and hold: Saves the pan/rotate time, camera stops every 5°...

  • Page 92: Accessories Option: Battery Adapter

    7 accessOries ACCessories Option: Battery adapter 7.1.1 Connecting the battery adapter 7.1.2 Battery display 7.1.3 Charging the battery 7.1.4 Battery life 7.1.5 Battery maintenance 7.1.6 Disposal of the battery Accessories for the SNK PTZ 7.2.1 Kevlar poles 7.2.2 overpressure kit 7.2.3 Manhole stand 7.2.4...

  • Page 93: Connecting The Battery Adapter

    7 accessOries option: BAttery AdApter pay attention to the connections of the adapter while inserting the By using the optional battery adapter, your MATRIX adapter! system can be used without being dependent on mains power. This gives you higher mobility and fle- xibility when working on site.

  • Page 94: Battery Display

    7 accessOries 7.1.2 BAttery displAy 7.1.4 BAttery life Even though the battery is a product of highest qua- lity, its service life is limited. The performance of the battery decreases with its age. The performance and the service life of the battery also depends on how it is charged and discharged.
  • Page 95 7 accessOries do not expose the battery to direct sunlight for long periods of time. never allow the battery to heat up above the specified operating tempe- rature. never directly expose the battery to liquids or rain. never open the battery casing under any circumstances.

  • Page 96: Accessories For The Snk Ptz

    3. Now connect the kevlar pole to the adapter you just mounted to the camera head (Fig. 3). The camera is usually operated on a kevlar pole or in a suspended position in combination with the system cable and the adapter for kevlar poles by viZaar ®...

  • Page 97: Overpressure Kit

    7 accessOries 7.2.2 overpressure Kit viZaar provides no warranty or ® product service for defective system The SNK camera head can be used with overpressure cables, even if they are used correctly (clean and dry CO gas). We recommend the use of without strain relief.

  • Page 98: Manhole Stand

    7 accessOries 7.2.3 mAnhole stAnd never forget to put the cover back on the camera after filling it with cO Use the tripod as shown in the following picture. The Make sure that all openings are stand must be attached to the manhole with secured properly to prevent potential C clamps or the original manhole screws.

  • Page 99: Dual Line Laser

    7 accessOries 7.2.4 duAl line lAser The SNK PTZ camera with laser option is easily recognisable by the red front of the camera head. products with this option include hazardous laser technology laser class 2 Use the laser option only if every person present wears laser safety goggles within a radius of five me- tres! Block off...

  • Page 100: Accessories For The Revolver

    The Revolver 80 is not designed for inspections of pipes with multiple bends. viZaar® provides no warranty or product service for defective system 2. Now push the centering fixture standard to the ca- cables, even if they are used correctly without strain relief.

  • Page 101: Pushing Aid

    fixture standard that protects the camera from possible damage. Using centering tools by The pushing aid must be mounted directly to the viZaar saves you tedious zoom settings. The cente- ® camera head if you should work without centering ring tools also allow a wide introduction deep into the tool resp.
  • Page 102 7 accessOries 2. Insert the Revolver 80 camera head into the 1. To change the arms of the centering tools, open all centering tool. Close the centering tool afterwards by six screws with a 2.5mm Allen key (Fig. 1). tighten all screws (Fig. 2). 2.

  • Page 103: Maintenance And Service

    8 Maintenance and service mAintenAnCe And serviCe Maintenance by the manufacturer Return transport Software update Customer service Lamp replacement (SNK PTZ)

  • Page 104: Maintenance By The Manufacturer

    - Final report. cessory bag. Use the downtimes between inspections to prevent an unexpected failure. We recommend maintenance every year or every 500 operating hours. viZaar is not liable for accidents or ® equipment damage caused by repair attempts by unauthorized persons.

  • Page 105: Software Update

    8 Maintenance and service softWAre updAte Customer serviCe Please contact your viZaar reference person if you If you should experience any faults or problems with ® wish to update your MATRIX system. your device, please contact your local dealer or fac-...

  • Page 106: Lamp Replacement (Snk Ptz)

    8 Maintenance and service lAmp replACement (snK ptZ) To change the lamps of the SNK PTZ, proceed as fol- lows: 1. Wait until the housing has cooled down. Open the lamp compartment by turning the housing anticlock- wise. 2. Pull the lamp out of the camera and replace it with a new lamp.

  • Page 107: Warranty - Disposal - Conformity

    9 warranty – dispOsal – cOnfOrMity WArrAnty – disposAl – Conformity Warranty 9.1.1 Warranty exclusions 9.1.2 Custom parts Disposal of the device at the end of its life expectancy EC declaration of conformity...

  • Page 108: Warranty

    The obligation under this warranty is limited to the repair and replacement of all parts that show a fault during inspection/maintenance when used properly. The warranty starts with the delivery of the device to the end user by an authorised viZaar dealer or by ® viZaar directly.

  • Page 109: Disposal Of The Device At The End Of Its Life Expectancy

    All devices by viZaar described in this operation ® manual will be taken back free of charge for disposal upon request by the legal owner. viZaar does not ® pay for the costs of delivery. Prerequisite is a largely clean condition without adhering product residues or other toxic contaminations.

  • Page 110: Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    EN 50082-2, EN 55022 standards and is intended for industrial use only. the device is designed for use under the follo- wing electromagnetic conditions: ‘commercial and, to a limited extend, industrial (E2)'. Manufacturer: viZaar industrial imaging AG Hechinger Straße 152 D-72461 Albstadt GERMANY...

  • Page 111: 10 Tips, Questions And Answers

    10 tips, QuestiOns and answers tips, Questions And AnsWers 10.1 Tips for your first inspection with your MATRIX 10.1.1 After the first switch-on 10.1.2 General information 10.2 Problems and system messages...

  • Page 112: Tips For Your First Inspection With Your Matrix

    10 tips, QuestiOns and answers tips for your first inspeCtion 10.1.2 generAl informAtion 10.1 With your mAtrix In the following we have collected some general In this chapter you will find solutions to any questions empirical values which can help you to achieve quick, and problems that might arise during commissioning.

  • Page 113: Problems And System Messages

    10 tips, QuestiOns and answers force to pull out the probe. viZaar offers a service for 10.2 proBlems And system messAges ® recovering foreign parts. problem: the system does not start. 1. Check if the mains connection of the MATRIX is 6.
  • Page 114 10 tips, QuestiOns and answers problem: the system displays an error message on startup. If your system displays an error message on startup, press the touchscreen and wait for the system to re- boot. If the system displays the message again, please call our customer service.
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  • Page 116: Quality Standards

    Quality standards Quality is Our fOcus! To provide you with the most innovative and reliable products and services at the highest level, we are constantly working on progress in all our business areas. This is an ongoing process of our employees and processes, which is certified by experts.

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