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- Page 1 Environment House First Avenue Westfield Industrial Estate Radstock BA3 4BS USER-007 REV F DartEye2 USER GUIDE +44 (0) 1761 404870 enquiries@dartsystems.co.uk www.dartsystems.co.uk Dart Systems Ltd, Environment House, First Avenue, Westfield Industrial Estate, Radstock, Somerset BA3 4BS...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E CONTENTS Monitor Overview The Reel Quick Start Guide Sonde Operation Distance Meter Counter Keyboard Operations Recording Screen Overlays & Menus 8-12 Battery Charging/Recharging Tips Connecting to the WiFi... - Page 3 D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E The system is not earthed. If mains operated equipment is connected to the system then the external equipment must be earthed. Do not use the DartEye System in potentially explosive environments. This equipment is not approved for use in hazardous environments.
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Page 4: Monitor Overview
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E THE MONITOR FIG 1 & Video out On / Off Switch USB Card Slot Keyboard Monitor Battery Status Indicator Controls Sonde Switch – Switches Sonde off / on Recording Controls (uses keyboard) Reel Light Control (Camera) Connector... -
Page 5: The Reel
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E THE REEL FIG 2 Push rod Reel – Available in 60 or 120 Mtr Lengths Rod Guide – Guides the rod on and off the reel Brake –... -
Page 6: Quick Start Guide
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E The monitor is secured to the frame by aligning the two posts on the frame with the underside of the monitor case and inserting the locating pin on the frame into the securing hole on the underside of the monitor case. -
Page 7: Distance Meter Counter
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E DISTANCE COUNTER The on-screen distance counter provides an estimate of how much rod has been deployed, which can be used to establish the position of the camera head. The cable counter can be reset to zero at any time to give a relative distance count from a certain point by pressing F6 on the keyboard, the text “Encoder 1 reset”... -
Page 8: Recording
EDITOR CUSTOM TEXT OVERLAYS Code:” appears. If the code is known this can be entered here or press the Insert USB in to the DartEye2 before Enter key and the list of pre-set codes turning on. will appear. TO CREATE TITLE OVERLAY... - Page 9 D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E View MENU OPTIONS snapshots To bring up the list of menu options press the space bar or F2. menu File management Play video Setup...
- Page 10 D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E Help with File management Keys Selecting “File management” brings up the following selections: Copy video from internal Copy video from external Copy snapshots from internal Copy snapshots from external...
- Page 11 D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E NOTE: THE FOLLOWING SECTION SHOULD NOT BE CHANGED WITHOUT FULLY UNDERSTANDING THE IMPLICATIONS. Setup Interpolate Selecting “Setup” brings up the next Turning interpolation ON gets rid of menu level: motion artifacts at an expense of some Set Date/Time...
- Page 12 D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E The following conventions are used: Mute Recording at Start ^d – current date; Selecting “On” disables audio ^t – current time; recording each time recording is ^e –...
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Page 13: Battery
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E POWER SUPPLY / BATTERY CHARGER The system is supplied with a mains power adapter. The adapter should be plugged into and secured to the socket on the side of the monitor (fig1 (6)). The system can be run from a mains supply or from the internal Lithium Ion Battery Pack. -
Page 14: Connecting To The Wifi
MyTana Viewer VLC Player 2. To turn on the WiFi setting on the DartEye2 press F2, this brings up the MENU. 3. Use the DOWN Arrow to highlight SETUP and press ENTER 4. Use the DOWN Arrow to highlight Turn WiFi ON/OFF and press ENTER. -
Page 15: Specifications
D A R T E Y E 2 – U S E R G U I D E SPECIFICATIONS CAMERA Exposure Control Electronic Lens F3.6 (fixed) Mode Colour Sensor ¼” PAL CMOS Resolution 640 x 480 Sensitivity <0.025 LUX Illumination 3 x 1watt LEDs Waterproof Capacity IP68 to 11 bar...
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