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- Page 1 OPERATOR’S MANUAL FOR H12 & H12i CONTROLLERS For Safe and Effective Operation: Before operation of your system, it is advised that this manual be read carefully.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS PAGE 3 LIMITED WARRANTY PAGE 4 LIMITATION OF WARRANTY / SER- VICE / FREIGHT PAGE 5 NON-WARRANTY CHARGES / PROD- UCT FEATURES PAGE 6 USER INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 7-9 INSPECTION PROCEDURE PAGE 10-11 FEATURE IDENTIFICATION PAGE 12-15 USB RECORDING & PLAYBACK PAGE 16 TROUBLESHOOTING PAGE 17... -
Page 3: Limited Warranty
The manufacturer’s responsibility under this Limited Warranty is limited to the repair, adjustment or re- placement of defective parts as determined by Hathorn in its sole discretion. Routine cleaning and normal cosmetic wear and tear are not covered by this Limited Warranty. - Page 4 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY By your acceptance of this limited warranty, you agree that Hathorn shall have no liability to you for any damages resulting from delay or loss of use of the product in service or repair. Hathorn shall have no lia-...
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Page 5: Non-Warranty Charges / Prod
Hathorn at: 1-905-604-7040 PRODUCT FEATURES Hathorn H12 & H12i controllers are compatible with all Hathorn reels as well as other manufacturer’s reels (General, GatorCam, RIDGID, Raytech) depending upon the options chosen and the patch cables pur- chased. -
Page 6: User Instructions
Connect the patch cable to your reel and the controller first. Press the power button on for 2 seconds. At this point you should see the Hathorn logo on the screen while the system boots up. You will be asked to select the reel that you are using. -
Page 7: Inspection Procedure
INSPECTION PROCEDURE Skids or sleeves should ALWAYS be used to protect the camera head. Depending on the size of the pipe you are in- specting, you may need to use a skid, so the camera is cen- tered or off the floor of the line. Care should be taken so the skids do not snag in the line. - Page 8 6. NEVER use the camera to unclog a drain or clear de- bris in the pipe. Doing so can cause damage to the camera head or lens. 7. NEVER force the camera down a pipe as this may cause a kinked cable which will require expensive repairs.
- Page 9 LOCATING THE 512 Hz SONDE Insert the sonde in the drain and locate it while it is still just in view at the drain or duct entrance. Hold the locator vertical directly over the sonde with the anten- na in line with the sonde. Adjust the locator sensitivity so the bar graph reads between 60% and 80%.
- Page 10 TOUCH KEY IDENTIFICATION Power On/Off Sonde On/Off Counter Position / Lights Up Reset (Hold 3 sec) Logo Clear and Lights Down Digital Zoom Home / Main Options: Rename, Menu Delete files Enter One Touch Video Record with LED Video Play light Video Stop Video Pause...
- Page 11 KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS The keyboard can be used to type information onto the screen overlay. Anything shown on the screen will show up on the recording. Pg1 to Pg8 – Brings up the corresponding page for typing. Hide Pg – Hides the pages and also brings up the last page viewed.
- Page 12 SETTING UP YOUR MONITOR Press the Home button and navigate over to the “Setup” screen. Press enter. From this screen the user has the ability to change the brightness, contrast, hue, saturation and noise reduction of the screen and video playback. The user can also change the input of the camera from NTSC to PAL to other resolutions.
- Page 13 RECORDING TO A USB STICK Insert the USB stick into the USB jack and wait for the system to recognize its presence. This may take 5-6 seconds. A notification on the LCD will show when the USB stick is recognized. When the USB stick is recognized, press the re- cording button on the control pad.
- Page 14 PLAYING BACK VIDEO FILES Press the home button and then navigate left or right to “Browse USB Stick” and press the Enter button. Press enter again at the USB icon. Note: this sys- tem does not come with an HDD. Press enter again on the file and then enter again on the file “REC”.
- Page 15 OTHER SYSTEM OPTIONS Press the home button and then navigate left or right to “Setup” and press the Enter button. Navigate to the “System” tab which will display system options. Including the opportunity to flash the system with an update, change the time, date and time zone and reset the system to the factory default settings.
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Page 16: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Contact Service Department at 1-905- 604-7040 or info@hathorn.com If a problem not shown on this chart is found please contact a Hathorn service center. -
Page 17: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Inspection Camera - After every use, the camera should be cleaned and checked for possible damage. External scuffing of the camera case is normal and should be of no concern. The camera view port is made of sapphire and should be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth. - Page 18 REPAIR FACILITIES - USA Repairs, warranty or otherwise, returned to Hathorn must be submitted with a “Return Maintenance Au- thorization.” For “RMAs” please contact: Reliable Drain Camera Repairs Ltd. Address: 739 North Wilson Road, Columbus, OH, 43204 Phone: 1-855-863-9226 FAX: 1-905-604-3400 Email: service@sewercamerarepairs.com...
- Page 19 Address: 13041 N 35th Ave c6, Phoenix, AZ 85029 Phone: 602-375-5337 email: info@azlocators.com Website: www.azlocators.com REPAIR FACILITIES - CANADA Hathorn Corporation - Eastern Canada Address: 255 Shields Court “C”, Markham, ON L3R 8V2 Phone: 1-905-604-7040 FAX: 1-905-604-3400 Email: info@hathorncorp.com Website: www.hathorncorp.com The Drain Camera Shop –...
- Page 20 Hathorn Canada 255 Shields Court, Unit C Markham, Ontario, Canada L3R 8V2 +1 (866) HATHORN Hathorn USA 739 North Wilson Road Columbus, Ohio, USA 43204 +1 (855) 863-9226...
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