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Measurement & Control
Remote Visual Inspection
XL Vu+™ VideoProbe®
Operating Manual
XLVUCMAN Rev. A
July 2013

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  • Page 1 Measurement & Control Remote Visual Inspection XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual XLVUCMAN Rev. A July 2013...
  • Page 3 XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Video Borescope Operating Manual XLVUCMAN Rev. A July 2013 ge-mcs.com ©2013 General Electric Company. All rights reserved. Technical content subject to change without notice.
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  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents Chapter 1. Introduction About this Manual ..........1 Standard XL Vu+ System .
  • Page 6 Contents 3.11 Optical Tips ..........21 3.11.1 Optical Tip Removal .
  • Page 7 Contents Capturing Images and Video ........82 Articulation Home .
  • Page 8 Contents Comparison Measurement........120 6.7.1 Positioning the Probe Tip for Maximum Accuracy .
  • Page 9 Contents Verification Procedure ........137 Appendix E.
  • Page 10 Contents [no content intended for this page] viii XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual...

  • Page 11: Chapter 1. Introduction

    To ensure operator safety, please read and understand this manual prior to using the system. For additional assistance, go to www.ge-mcs.com or see the back cover of this manual for a complete listing of contact information. 1.2 Standard XL Vu+ System...

  • Page 12: Optional Accessories

    Chapter 1. Introduction 1.3 Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for the XL Vu+ system: Spare 4-hour Battery Sun Visor VGA Video Cable Headset Insertion Tube Gripper USB Thumb Drive Insertion Tube Rigidizer Belt Clip Mini-Magic Arm Keyboard 12 VDC Power Adapter Optical Tips Handset Holder...

  • Page 13: Indicators And Connectors

    Chapter 1. Introduction 1.5 Indicators and Connectors The XL Vu+ instrument includes the following indicators and connectors (see Figure 1 on page 4): LCD Screen USB2 Port Integrated 2.5 mm Headset/Microphone Jack VGA Output Controls 2-hour Lithium Ion Battery Battery Locking Screw Battery Charge Indicator AC Adaptor Input 10.
  • Page 14 Chapter 1. Introduction 1.5 Indicators and Connectors (cont.) XL Vu+ Figure 1: XL Vu+ Indicators and Connectors XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual...

  • Page 15: Button Controls

    1.6 Button Controls The buttons listed below and shown in Figure 2 on page 6 control the basic and advanced operation of the XL Vu+ VideoProbe. Left Soft Key - Activates the screen command listed on the system LCD. This key most frequently returns the user BACK one screen.
  • Page 16 Chapter 1. Introduction 1.6 Button Controls (cont.) XL Vu+ Figure 2: XL Vu+ Controls XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual...

  • Page 17: Chapter 2. Safety Information

    Chapter 2. Safety Information Chapter 2. Safety Information IMPORTANT: Before using or servicing the XL Vu+ system, read and understand the following safety information. 2.1 Symbols and Terms The following symbol appears on the product: See accompanying documentation. 2.2 General Warnings The following warning statements apply to general use of the XL Vu+ system.

  • Page 18: General Cautions

    Chapter 2. Safety Information 2.3 General Cautions The following caution statements apply to use of the XL Vu+ system in general. Caution statements that apply specifically to particular procedures appear in the corresponding sections of this manual. HANDLE PROBE CAREFULLY. Keep the insertion tube away from sharp objects that might penetrate its outer sheath.

  • Page 19: Battery Warnings

    Chapter 2. Safety Information 2.4 Battery Warnings Only use the battery (XLGOABATTA or XLGOABATTB) and power supply (XLGOACHGR or XLGOAAUTOC) specified for use with the XL Vu+ system. Before using the XL Vu+ system, thoroughly review the instructions in this manual for using the battery and battery charger, Always observe these instructions during use of the instrument.

  • Page 20: Symboles Et Termes Employés

    Chapter 2. Safety Information IMPORTANT : avant l’utilisation ou l’entretien du système, vous devez lire et comprendre les informations de sécurité qui suivent. 2.5 Symboles et termes employés Les symboles suivants sont apposés sur le produit : Voir la documentation jointe. 2.6 Avertissements généraux Les avertissements suivants s’appliquent à...

  • Page 21: Mentions Générales « Attention

    Chapter 2. Safety Information 2.7 Mentions générales « Attention » Les mentions « Attention » qui suivent s’appliquent à l’utilisation de l’appareil XL Go en général. Les mentions « Attention » qui s’appliquent spécifiquement à des procédures particulières sont indiquées dans les sections correspondantes du manuel.

  • Page 22: Avertissements Liés À La Batterie

    Chapter 2. Safety Information 2.8 Avertissements liés à la batterie Utilisez uniquement la batterie (XLGOABATTA or XLGOABATTB) et l’alimentation (XLGOACHGR or XLGOAAUTOC) spécifiées pour être utilisées avec le système XL Vu+. Avant utilisation, lisez attentivement les instructions contenues dans ce manuel relatives à...

  • Page 23: Chapter 3. Getting Started

    Chapter 3. Getting Started Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.1 System Removal Gently remove the insertion tube from the internal storage reel and lift the handset from the storage case (see Figure 3 below). Figure 3: Removing the XL Vu+ from the Case XL Vu+™...

  • Page 24: System Power On

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.2 System Power ON Press and hold the Power/Exit key briefly to power the system ON. The buttons and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) will light up and begin the power-up sequence (see Figure 4 below). After approximately 30 seconds, select the desired language.

  • Page 25: System Storage

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.4 System Storage Place the tip of the insertion tube into the orange funnel and gently feed it into the storage reel (see Figure 5 below). Place the XL Vu+ handset into the designated foam cutout, with the LCD screen facing up. Figure 5: Storing the XL Vu+ in the Case XL Vu+™...

  • Page 26: Mounting Accessories

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.5 Mounting Accessories Assemble the optional mounting accessories, as shown in Figure 6 below, by screwing together the mini magic clamp, swivel ball, and handset holder. Figure 6: Assembling the Mounting Accessories Secure the XL Vu+ mini magic clamp, as shown in Figure 7 below, and place the XL Go system in the handset holder.

  • Page 27: The Battery

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.6 The Battery 3.6.1 Installing the Battery Insert the battery into the handset (see Figure 8 below). The battery is installed properly only after the latching mechanism is engaged. Note: Do not force the battery into the handset, as damage may occur. The battery is keyed and can only be installed in the proper orientation.

  • Page 28: Battery Charge Level

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.7 Battery Charge Level Check the battery charge by pressing the battery symbol on the front of the battery (see Figure 9 below). Each indicator light represents approximately 20% of the battery charge capacity. Charge Indicator LED’s DC Battery Charging Jack Figure 9: Checking the Battery Charge 3.8 Charging the Battery...

  • Page 29: Keyboard Support

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.9 Keyboard Support To use an external, USB keyboard, plug the approved device into one of the two XL Go USB ports. For a list of approved keyboards, contact your sales representative or customer support. The function keys on the keyboard act like the keys on the XL Vu+: F1: Menu Function on Joystick Left Soft Key Power/Exit Button...

  • Page 30: Saving Images And Video

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.10 Saving Images and Video 3.10.1 Still Images To capture a still image, compose the picture and press and release Freeze/Enter. Press the right soft key, labeled SAVE on the LCD above, to save to the default location. Alternately, from live video, press and hold Freeze/Enter to quick-save.

  • Page 31: Optical Tips

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.11 Optical Tips Optical tips are attached to the insertion tube using a double thread. This prevents the unintended loss of optical tips from the probe. Each optical tip provides a unique depth of field (DOF), field of view (FOV) and direction of view (DOV). A complete list of available tips is provided in “Optical Tip Table”...

  • Page 32: Proper Use Of The Tip Tool (3.9 Mm Only)

    Chapter 3. Getting Started 3.12 Proper Use of the Tip Tool (3.9 mm only) 3.12.1 Removing Optical Tips To remove an optical tip, complete the following steps: Apply the empty tip tool to the probe head. Apply pressure while turning the tool counterclockwise. When the tip tool spins freely, gently pull up while twisting counterclockwise to release the second set of threads.

  • Page 33: Chapter 4. Common Tasks

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1 GO TO Menu Many common operating tasks are available in the GO TO menu. This menu is available by pressing the right soft key, labeled GO TO on the LCD above, during live video mode.

  • Page 34: Go To > Eject Hardware

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.2 GO TO > Eject Hardware To eject a USB thumb drive before removal, use the joystick to navigate to the right of the EJECT HARDWARE option (see Figure 12 below). To eject the desired right soft key, labeled SELECT on the LCD above. drive, press the Note: Always use EJECT HARDWARE before removing a USB thumb drive, to prevent loss of data.

  • Page 35: Go To > Zoom Level

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.3 GO TO > Zoom Level Zoom levels from 1 (normal view) to 5 (5X normal view) are available. Navigate to the right of the ZOOM LEVEL option (see Figure 13 below), and use the joystick to adjust the zoom level.

  • Page 36: Go To > Light Output

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.4 GO TO > Light Output To turn the LED optical light ON or OFF, navigate to the right of the LIGHT OUTPUT option, and select either ON or OFF. XL Vu+ GO TO MENU FILE MANAGER EJECT HARDWARE ZOOM LEVEL LIGHT OUTPUT...

  • Page 37: Go To > Long Exposure

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.5 GO TO > Long Exposure The XL Vu+ system can brighten the image by varying the exposure time. Keep the probe tip as still as possible when capturing an image with a long exposure, to minimize the risk of blurring.
  • Page 38 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.5 GO TO > Long Exposure (cont.) After selecting LONG EXPOSURE (see Figure 16 below), the following options are available: MANUAL, AUTO and OFF. XL Vu+ LONG EXPOSURE MANUAL AUTO X OFF BACK SELECT Figure 16: The GO TO > Long Exposure Options XL Vu+™...

  • Page 39: Go To > Inverse

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.6 GO TO > Inverse + The INVERSE + option reverses the brightness of the image, similar to a photographic negative. This enhances the image contrast, making subtle details more visible. To activate or deactivate this function, navigate to The INVERSE + option (see Figure 17 below), and choose either ON or OFF.

  • Page 40: Go To > Invert

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.1.7 GO TO > Invert The INVERT function flips an image horizontally. To activate or deactivate this function, navigate to the INVERT option (see Figure 18 below), and choose either ON or OFF. INVERT may be turned OFF in live video mode by pressing the Power/Exit button.

  • Page 41: Live Main Menu

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2 Live Main Menu To activate the LIVE MAIN MENU, press and release the joystick. To exit any submenu, press the Power/Exit button. An alternative method for accessing the LIVE MAIN MENU is to press and hold the right soft key, labeled GO TO on the LCD above, for about three seconds.

  • Page 42: Live Main Menu > Image Control

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2 Live Main Menu > Image Control From the LIVE MAIN MENU, select the IMAGE CONTROL option (see Figure 20 below). Any changes made to the Image Controls take effect immediately. XL Vu+ LIVE MAIN MENU LIGHT OUTPUT IMAGE CONTROL ANNOTATION...
  • Page 43 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2a Live Main Menu > Image Control > Image Brightness Navigate to IMAGE BRIGHTNESS from the IMAGE CONTROL Menu (see Figure 21 below), and use the joystick to adjust the image brightness. XL Vu+ IMAGE CONTROL IMAGE BRIGHTNESS ZOOM LEVEL LONG EXPOSURE...
  • Page 44 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2b Live Main Menu > Image Control > Zoom Level Navigate to ZOOM LEVEL from the IMAGE CONTROL Menu (see Figure 22 below), and use the joystick to adjust the zoom level. Digital zoom levels from 1x to 5x may be selected.
  • Page 45 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2c Live Main Menu > Image Control > Long Exposure The XL Vu+ system can brighten the image by varying the exposure time. Keep the probe tip as still as possible when capturing an image with a long exposure, to minimize the risk of blurring.
  • Page 46 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2c Live Main Menu > Image Control > Long Exposure (cont.) After selecting LONG EXPOSURE (see Figure 24 below), the following options are available: MANUAL, AUTO and OFF. XL Vu+ LONG EXPOSURE MANUAL AUTO X OFF BACK SELECT Figure 24: The Live Main Menu >...
  • Page 47 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2d Live Main Menu > Image Control > Split Screen From a live, frozen, or recalled image, press the joystick to access the LIVE MAIN MENU > FREEZE FRAME Menu or the LIVE MAIN MENU > RECALLED IMAGE Menu.
  • Page 48 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2e Live Main Menu > Image Control > Single View While using a stereo tip, SINGLE VIEW temporarily eliminates the second image. To access this feature, navigate to SINGLE VIEW from the IMAGE CONTROL Menu (see Figure 26 and Figure 27 below), and select ON or OFF. Pressing the Power/Exit button from live video disables SINGLE VIEW.
  • Page 49 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2f Live Main Menu > Image Control > Inverse + The INVERSE + option reverses the brightness of the image, similar to a photographic negative. This enhances the image contrast, making subtle details more visible. To activate or deactivate this function, navigate to The INVERSE + option (see Figure 28 below), and choose either ON or OFF.
  • Page 50 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.2g Live Main Menu > Image Control > Invert The INVERT function flips an image horizontally. To activate or deactivate this function, navigate to the INVERT option (see Figure 29 below), and choose either ON or OFF. XL Vu+ IMAGE CONTROL IMAGE BRIGHTNESS...

  • Page 51: Live Main Menu > Annotation

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3 Live Main Menu > Annotation Annotating an XL Vu+ image means adding text or arrows to describe or point out areas of interest such as cracks, defects, etc. Annotation may be used on live, frozen, and recalled images. Note: See the FREEZE FRAME Menu to enable Audio Annotation.
  • Page 52 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3 Live Main Menu > Annotation (cont.) 4.2.3a Asian Input Method Editors The XL Vu+ supports text entry with advanced input methods for Simplified Chinese (Pinyin) and Japanese (Hiragana to Katakana/Kanji). To utilize these input methods, the user must have an external keyboard connected to the VideoProbe. These input methods are active by default when either Chinese or Japanese are selected as the system language.
  • Page 53 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3b Live Main Menu > Annotation > Arrow To add, edit or clear arrows on a specific image, select ARROW from the ANNOTATION menu (see Figure 31 below). XL Vu+ ANNOTATION TEXT ARROW PRESET EDIT HIDE ANNOTATION CLEAR BACK SELECT...
  • Page 54 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3c Live Main Menu > Annotation > Preset To create, recall or delete a preset annotation that displays throughout an inspection or to load or export a file containing presets, choose PRESET from the ANNOTATION menu (see Figure 32 below). XL Vu+ ANNOTATION TEXT...
  • Page 55 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3d Live Main Menu > Annotation > Loading a Preset To load a file containing multiple presets onto the XL Vu+, a file may be created on a PC. This file must conform to the following specifications: •...
  • Page 56 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3e Live Main Menu > Annotation > Hide Annotation To hide or unhide (i.e., display) an annotation, select HIDE ANNOTATION from the ANNOTATION menu (see Figure 34 below), and SELECT either ON or OFF. XL Vu+ ANNOTATION TEXT ARROW...
  • Page 57 Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.3f Live Main Menu > Annotation > Text To add, edit, or clear text on a specific image, navigate to the ANNOTATION menu, and SELECT the TEXT option (see Figure 35 below). A maximum of 50 characters per annotation may be added at the screen shown in Figure 36 below.

  • Page 58: Live Main Menu > Eject Hardware

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.4 Live Main Menu > Eject Hardware To eject a USB thumb drive before removal, use the joystick to navigate to the right of the EJECT HARDWARE option (see Figure 37 below). To eject the desired right soft key, labeled SELECT on the LCD above.

  • Page 59: Live Main Menu > Setup

    Chapter 4. Common Tasks 4.2.5 Live Main Menu > Setup To change the XL Vu+ default settings, select SETUP (see Figure 38 below). For more information on using this menu, see “Live Main Menu > Setup” on page 51. XL Vu+ LIVE MAIN MENU LIGHT OUTPUT IMAGE CONTROL...
  • Page 60 Chapter 4. Common Tasks [no content intended for this page] XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual...

  • Page 61: Chapter 5. Operation

    Chapter 5. Operation Chapter 5. Operation 5.1 Live Main Menu > Setup The System Setup Menu accesses the XL Vu+ default settings. To exit any menu, press Power/Exit. 5.1.1 Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display To alter the display setup, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP followed by SCREEN/DISPLAY (see Figure 39 below).
  • Page 62 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.1a Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display > Battery Icon To enable and disable the battery icon from the SCREEN DISPLAY menu, select BATTERY ICON followed by either ON or OFF (see Figure 40 below). XL Vu+ SCREEN/DISPLAY BATTERY ICON DATE/TIME...
  • Page 63 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.1b Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display > Date/Time To enable or disable the date/time stamp, as well as set the date and time from the SCREEN DISPLAY menu, select DATE/TIME (see Figure 41 below). XL Vu+ SCREEN/DISPLAY BATTERY ICON DATE/TIME...
  • Page 64 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.1c Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display > Logo A logo may be added to the screen, using a file named logo.jpg. To load a logo, or to turn a logo on or off, select LOGO from the SCREEN/DISPLAY menu and select the desired option (see Figure 42 below).
  • Page 65 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.1d Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display > Text Color The most legible text color will vary with the coloring and brightness of the image. To change the color of the text displayed over images, select TEXT COLOR from the SCREEN/DISPLAY menu (see Figure 43 below), followed by GREEN, BLACK or WHITE.
  • Page 66 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.1e Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display > Temp Icon To enable or disable the temperature icon on systems equipped with the temperature warning system, select TEMP ICON from the SCREEN/DISPLAY menu (see Figure 44 below), followed by either ON or OFF. XL Vu+ SCREEN/DISPLAY BATTERY ICON...
  • Page 67 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.1f Live Main Menu > Setup > Screen/Display > White Balance White balance corrects color so that white appears white despite any slight hues that may be present under varying lighting and ambient conditions. To execute white balance, select the WHITE BALANCE option from the SCREEN/DISPLAY menu (see Figure 45 below).

  • Page 68: Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.2 Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup To change the MEASUREMENT SETUP defaults, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP followed by MEASUREMENT SETUP (see Figure 46 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY MEASUREMENT SETUP...
  • Page 69 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.2a Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > Stereo Tip Utilities To access STEREO TIP UTILITIES, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by MEASUREMENT SETUP, followed by STEREO TIP UTILITIES (see Figure 47 below). XL Vu+ MEASUREMENT SETUP STEREO TIP UTILITIES...
  • Page 70 Chapter 5. Operation Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > Stereo Tip Utilities > Cal Info To verify which stereo tip optics are calibrated to the probe, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Select SETUP, followed by STEREO TIP UTILITIES, followed by CAL INFO (see Figure 48 below) to view the tip optic serial numbers.
  • Page 71 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.2b Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > Shadow Tip Utilities To access SHADOW TIP UTILITIES, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by MEASUREMENT SETUP, followed by SHADOW TIP UTILITIES (see Figure 49 below). XL Vu+ MEASUREMENT SETUP STEREO TIP UTILITIES...
  • Page 72 Chapter 5. Operation Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > Shadow Tip Utilities > Cal Info To verify which shadow tip optics are calibrated to the probe, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Select SETUP, followed by SHADOW TIP UTILITIES, followed by CAL INFO (see Figure 50 below) to view the tip optic serial numbers.
  • Page 73 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.2c Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > Measurement Units To change the MEASUREMENT UNITS, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by MEASUREMENT, followed by MEASUREMENT UNITS, followed by INCHES or MM (see Figure 51 below). XL Vu+ MEASUREMENT SETUP STEREO TIP UTILITIES...
  • Page 74 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.2d Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > Accuracy Index To enable or disable ACCURACY INDEX, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by MEASUREMENT SETUP, followed by ACCURACY INDEX (see Figure 52 below). XL Vu+ MEASUREMENT SETUP STEREO TIP UTILITIES...
  • Page 75 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.2e Live Main Menu > Setup > Measurement Setup > User Prompts To enable or disable USER PROMPTS, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by MEASUREMENT SETUP, followed by USER PROMPTS (see Figure 53 below). XL Vu+ MEASUREMENT SETUP STEREO TIP UTILITIES...

  • Page 76: Live Main Menu > Setup > Video Record Setup

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.3 Live Main Menu > Setup > Video Record Setup To change video record defaults, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP followed by VIDEO RECORD SETUP (see Figure 54 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY MEASUREMENT SETUP...
  • Page 77 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.3a Live Main Menu > Setup > Video Record Setup > Save Location Select SAVE LOCATION from the VIDEO RECORD SETUP menu and navigate to the desired location (see Figure 55 below). XL Vu+ VIDEO RECORD SETUP SAVE LOCATION MPEG QUALITY BACK...
  • Page 78 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.3b Live Main Menu > Setup > Video Record Setup > MPEG Quality To set the video quality, select MPEG QUALITY from the VIDEO RECORD SETUP menu, followed by LOW or HIGH (see Figure 56 and Table 1 below). XL Vu+ VIDEO RECORD SETUP SAVE LOCATION...

  • Page 79: Live Main Menu > Setup > Still Image Setup

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.4 Live Main Menu > Setup > Still Image Setup To change the still image defaults, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by STILL IMAGE SETUP (see Figure 57 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY...
  • Page 80 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.4a Live Main Menu > Setup > Still Image Setup > Save Location Select SAVE LOCATION from the STILL IMAGE SETUP menu and use the joystick to navigate to the desired location (see Figure 58 below). XL Vu+ STILL IMAGE SETUP SAVE LOCATION FORMAT...
  • Page 81 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.4b Live Main Menu > Setup > Still Image Setup > Format To choose the image format [Bitmap (BMP) or JPEG (JPG)], navigate to the right of FORMAT and select BMP or JPG (see Figure 59 below). XL Vu+ STILL IMAGE SETUP SAVE LOCATION...
  • Page 82 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.4c Live Main Menu > Setup > Still Image Setup > JPEG Quality To choose JPEG quality, you must first select the JPEG image format. Once selected, navigate to the right of JPEG QUALITY and select LOW or HIGH (see Figure 60 below).

  • Page 83: Live Main Menu > Setup > Audio Annotation Setup

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.5 Live Main Menu > Setup > Audio Annotation Setup To change the audio defaults, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP (see Figure 61 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY MEASUREMENT SETUP...
  • Page 84 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.5a Live Main Menu > Setup > Audio Annotation Setup > Playback Volume To set the playback volume, select PLAYBACK VOLUME from the AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP menu (see Figure 62 below). Then, use the joystick to adjust the volume from 0 to 10. XL Vu+ AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP PLAYBACK VOLUME...
  • Page 85 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.5b Live Main Menu > Setup > Audio Annotation Setup > Record Volume To set the recording volume, select RECORD VOLUME from the AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP menu (see Figure 63 below). Then, use the joystick to adjust the volume from 0 to 10. XL Vu+ AUDIO ANNOTATION SETUP PLAYBACK VOLUME...

  • Page 86: Live Main Menu > Setup > Steering

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.6 Live Main Menu > Setup > Steering To manage probe articulation, use this menu to select the steering increment. Press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, select SETUP, followed by STEERING, followed by COURSE or FINE (see Figure 64 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY...

  • Page 87: Live Main Menu > Setup > Language Setup

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.7 Live Main Menu > Setup > Language Setup To load or change the system language or an external keyboard, select LANGUAGE SETUP from the SETUP menu, followed by the appropriate language (see Figure 65 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY MEASUREMENT SETUP...

  • Page 88: Live Main Menu > Setup > System Tools

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.8 Live Main Menu > Setup > System Tools To view system information or adjust the power management settings, select SETUP from the LIVE MAIN MENU, followed by SYSTEM TOOLS (see Figure 66 below). XL Vu+ SETUP SCREEN/DISPLAY MEASUREMENT SETUP VIDEO RECORD SETUP...
  • Page 89 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.8a Live Main Menu > Setup > System Tools > System Info To view system information, such as the software version or the amount of free disk space, select SYSTEM INFO from the SYSTEM TOOLS menu (see Figure 67 below).
  • Page 90 Chapter 5. Operation 5.1.8b Live Main Menu > Setup > System Tools > Power Management Power management enables sleep mode/auto off (see the descriptions below) to save battery power. To enable or disable power management, select POWER MANAGEMENT from the SYSTEM TOOLS menu, followed by ON or OFF (see Figure 68 below).

  • Page 91: Live Main Menu > File Manager

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.2 Live Main Menu > File Manager To manage files and folders on the XL Vu+ VideoProbe system, select FILE MANAGER with the joystick (see Figure 69 below). For more details refer to “File Manager” on page 88.

  • Page 92: Capturing Images And Video

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.3 Capturing Images and Video Steering the VideoProbe The joystick controls articulation (steering) of the probe tip. When viewing a live video image, move the joystick towards the desired inspection area. Articulation Lock To hold the bending neck in place while steering, press and release the Steering Control key.

  • Page 93: Articulation Home

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.4 Articulation Home Press and hold to engage the HOME function to straighten the bending HOME icon will appear on the LCD when this function is neck. A blinking enabled (see Figure 71 below). The HOME icon will disappear when the operation is finished.

  • Page 94: Freeze Frame

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.5 Freeze Frame Once the inspection area is in view, the image must be frozen before it can be measured or saved. To freeze an image, press Freeze/Enter. An FF indicator will appear in the upper right corner of the display to symbolize that the image is frozen (see Figure 72 below).

  • Page 95: Freeze Frame Menu

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.6 Freeze Frame Menu Once Freeze Frame is enabled, press the joystick to enter the FREEZE FRAME MENU (see Figure 73 below). XL Vu+ FREEZE FRAME MENU SAVE AS ANNOTATION MEASURE SPLIT SCREEN BACK SELECT Figure 73: Freeze Frame Menu The following menu options are available: •...

  • Page 96: Freeze Frame Menu > Annotation

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.6.1 Freeze Frame Menu > Annotation To add, edit or delete an annotation, or to play, stop or pause an audio annotation, select ANNOTATION from the FREEZE FRAME MENU (see Figure 74 below). XL Vu+ FREEZE FRAME MENU SAVE AS ANNOTATION MEASURE...

  • Page 97: Still Image Capture And Playback

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.7 Still Image Capture and Playback To save/capture a still image if freeze frame is enabled, press the right soft key, with SAVE on the LCD above, to save to the default location. Alternately, press and hold Freeze/Enter to auto-save.

  • Page 98: File Manager

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.9 File Manager To access the FILE MANAGER, press the joystick to activate the LIVE MAIN MENU. Then, navigate to FILE MANAGER and select it. 5.9.1 Recalling a File To recall a file, select RECALL from the FILE MANAGER menu (see Figure 75 below).
  • Page 99 Chapter 5. Operation 5.9.1a Recalled Image Menu After recalling an image, press the joystick to activate the RECALLED IMAGE MENU (see Figure 76 below) XL Vu+ RECALLED IMAGE MENU SAVE AS ANNOTATION MEASURE SPLIT SCREEN BACK SELECT Figure 76: File Manager > Recall > Recalled Image Menu The following options are available: •...
  • Page 100 Chapter 5. Operation 5.9.1b Video Playback Menu After recalling a video, press the left soft key to pause the video. Then, press the joystick to enable the PLAYBACK MENU (see Figure 77 below). XL Vu+ PLAYBACK MENU SEEK STOP BACK SELECT Figure 77: File Manager >...

  • Page 101: Copying Files Or Folders

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.9.2 Copying Files or Folders To copy a file, select COPY from the FILE MANAGER MENU (see Figure 78 below). Move the joystick to the right to locate the file(s) and use the right soft key to mark/unmark the desired file(s). Then, press Freeze/Enter to copy the file(s).

  • Page 102: Deleting Files Or Folders

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.9.3 Deleting Files or Folders To delete a file, select DELETE from the FILE MANAGER MENU (see Figure 79 below). Move the joystick to the right to locate the file(s) and use the right soft key to mark/unmark the desired file(s). Then, press Freeze/Enter to delete the file(s).

  • Page 103: Creating A Folder

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.9.4 Creating a Folder To create a folder, select CREATE FOLDER from the FILE MANAGER MENU (see Figure 80 below). Select the location of the folder, use the joystick to highlight the folder and press Freeze/Enter to select each letter of the desired folder name.

  • Page 104: Renaming Files Or Folders

    Chapter 5. Operation 5.9.5 Renaming Files or Folders To rename a file or folder, select RENAME from the FILE MANAGER MENU (see Figure 81 below). Navigate to the desired file or folder and use the right soft key to select the file or folder. Then, use the joystick to highlight the file or folder and press Freeze/Enter to select each letter of the desired file or folder name.

  • Page 105: Chapter 6. Measurement

    Measurement results are valid only for measurements taken in air. For measurements taken in liquid, contact GE Measurement & Control. A measurement accuracy verification block is supplied with the purchase of measurement tips. Perform a measurement on this verification block to check the accuracy of your system.

  • Page 106: General Measurement Procedure

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.4 General Measurement Procedure Attach a measurement optical tip to the probe, position the probe for maximum accuracy. Then complete the following steps: Choose the measurement tip and the type of measurement. Freeze/Enter to save the cursor Position the cursor and press placement.

  • Page 107: Measurement Types

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.4.3 Measurement Types 6.4.3a Stereo Probe Measurements Stereo measurements may be taken with the probe either perpendicular to or not perpendicular to the target. The following types of Stereo Probe Measurements are available: • Length (see page 105) •...

  • Page 108: Measurement Type Selection

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.4.4 Measurement Type Selection Table 2 below summarizes the pros and cons for each measurement type. Table 2: Measurement Type Comparisons Measurement Type Advantages Disadvantages Stereo Over comparison The system may be unable to measurements: position matching cursors accurately with any of these •...
  • Page 109 Chapter 6. Measurement Table 2: Measurement Type Comparisons (cont.) Measurement Type Advantages Disadvantages Comparison • Over shadow and stereo Less accurate than shadow measurements: or stereo measurement • • Known references may not Use standard optical tip be present and may be •...

  • Page 110: Stereo Probe Measurement

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5 Stereo Probe Measurement Stereo measurements require the use of StereoProbe measurement tips, which capture stereoscopic images of a target (i.e., two pictures of the same target from two different angles). To measure the target, the XL Vu+ processor uses triangulation based on these two side-by-side images.

  • Page 111: Accuracy Index

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.1 Positioning the Probe Tip for Maximum Accuracy (cont.) • Object is not fully visible on the right side. • Object is not well lit. • Object is not oriented to allow proper cursor placement. Figure 82: Bad Example •...

  • Page 112: Matching Cursors

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.3 Matching Cursors For each cursor the user places on the left image, the system places a matching cursor on the right image (see Figure 84 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. SQ INCH SQ INCH <5> Your cursors Matching cursors INDEX = 1.7 <5>...

  • Page 113: Taking Stereo Measurements

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.4 Taking Stereo Measurements To take stereo measurements, complete the following steps: Attach the stereo tip securely, and verify that it has been installed correctly. Position the probe tip for maximum accuracy. Do this by centering the item of interest to be measured, while maximizing its magnification.
  • Page 114 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.4 Taking Stereo Measurements (cont.) Note: Stereo images are saved without zoom windows, borders, and certain other screen graphics. This way, more of the image is visible if recalled for re-measurement. You may perform any of the following tasks while taking measurements, by pressing the joystick’s MAIN MENU button to activate the STEREO MENU: •...

  • Page 115: Types Of Stereo Measurements

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.5 Types of Stereo Measurements 6.5.5a Length A Linear (point-to-point) measurement is illustrated in Figure 85 below. PLACE ITEM. PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH INDEX = 5.1 <5> BACK SAVE Figure 85: Example of a Length Measurement Place the first cursor on the left image at the furthermost point of the measurement Freeze/Enter button.
  • Page 116 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.5b Point to Line The perpendicular distance from a point to a line is illustrated in Figure 86 below. PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH 0.66 0.66 INDEX = 1.3 <5> BACK SAVE Figure 86: Example of a Point to Line Measurement Place the first two cursors to define a reference line.
  • Page 117 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.5c Depth The perpendicular distance between a surface and a point above or below it is illustrated in Figure 87 below. PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH -0.116 -0.116 INDEX = 3.2 <4> BACK SAVE Figure 87: Example of a Depth Measurement Place first three cursors on an even surface to define a reference plane.
  • Page 118 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.5d Area The surface area contained within multiple cursors placed around a feature or defect is illustrated in Figure 88 below. PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. SQ INCH SQ INCH 0.0380 0.0380 INDEX = 3.9 <5> BACK SAVE Figure 88: Example of an Area Measurement Place between 3 and 24 cursors at the edge of the desired measurement area.
  • Page 119 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.5.5e Multi-Segment Line The length of a nonlinear feature or defect is illustrated in Figure 89 below. PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH 0.294 0.294 INDEX = 1.3 <5> BACK SAVE Figure 89: Example of a Depth Measurement Place between 2 and 24 cursors along the feature or defect to create line segments.

  • Page 120: Shadow Probe Measurement

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6 Shadow Probe Measurement Shadow measurements require the use of a Shadow Probe tip, which project a shadow onto a target. To measure the target, the XL Vu+ processor uses triangulation based on the shadow’s location. Shadow measurements can be taken on a frozen image or on a recalled image saved in measurement mode.
  • Page 121 Chapter 6. Measurement • Shadow is on right side of screen. • Shadow is not quite vertical, and the surface appears skewed. Note: Linear measurements can be taken on a skew surface, but only if you select the “Skew” measurement type. Figure 90: Bad Example •...

  • Page 122: Taking Shadow Measurements

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.3 Taking Shadow Measurements To take shadow measurements, complete the following steps: Attach the shadow tip securely, and verify that it is installed correctly. Position the probe tip for maximum accuracy. Freeze the image. Select the measurement type and tip. If a vertical dashed line (called the shadow line) appears, center it over the shadow.

  • Page 123: Types Of Shadow Measurements

    Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4 Types of Shadow Measurements 6.6.4a Distance A distance measurement is a linear (point-to-point) measurement (see Figure 94 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH DIST DIST 0.077 0.077 INDEX = 8.6 BACK ZOOM Figure 94: A Distance Measurement Position the shadow across the measurement area.
  • Page 124 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4b Skew A skew measurement is a linear (point-to-point) measurement on a surface that is not perpendicular to the probe view (see Figure 95 below). Skew measurements should only be used if a vertical shadow cannot be obtained. PLACE ITEM.
  • Page 125 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4c Depth A depth measurement is the perpendicular distance between two surfaces (see Figure 96 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH Depth Depth 0.100 0.100 INDEX = 7.5 BACK SAVE Figure 96: A Depth Measurement Position the shadow across the measurement area.
  • Page 126 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4d Point to Line A point to line measurement is the perpendicular distance from a point to a line (see Figure 97 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH 0.042 0.042 Z=0.106 Z=0.106 INDEX = 8.7 BACK SAVE Figure 97: A Point to Line Measurement...
  • Page 127 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4e Area An area measurement is the surface area around a feature or defect (see Figure 98 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. SQ INCH SQ INCH 0.0158 0.0158 INDEX = 9.2 BACK SAVE Figure 98: An Area Measurement Position the shadow close to or across the measurement area.
  • Page 128 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4f Multi-Segment Length A multi-segment length measurement is the length of a nonlinear feature or defect (see Figure 99 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INCH 0.153 INDEX = 11.1 BACK SAVE Figure 99: A Multi-Segment Length Measurement Position the shadow close to or across the measurement area.
  • Page 129 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.6.4g Circle Gauge A circle gauge measurement is a quick method of determining whether or not defects fall within allowable limits (see Figure 100 below). PLACE ITEM. SELECTS NEXT ITEM. INCH INDEX = 4.5 BACK RESIZE Figure 100: A Circle Gauge Measurement Position the shadow near the measurement area.
  • Page 130 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.7 Comparison Measurement Comparison measurements rely on the known dimensions of an object that have been set in the field of view either by the manufacturer or by the probe. The XL Vu+ processor uses these known dimensions as a reference scale for measuring an unknown target.
  • Page 131 Chapter 6. Measurement 6.8 Menu Directed Inspection (MDI) Menu Directed Inspection (MDI) is the first software tool to standardize the inspection process in the NDT industry. MDI software helps guide inspectors through the inspection process and intelligently auto-generates a report, thus saving time, improving quality and increasing productivity.
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  • Page 133 If using the system in a dirty environment, clean the components more frequently, as needed. If damage is found, contact GE Measurement & Control for return instructions and an RMA (return material authorization) number. Early detection of minor conditions can prevent costly repairs.
  • Page 134 Chapter 7. Maintenance 7.2 Troubleshooting Measurements 7.2.1 Inaccurate Stereo or Shadow Measurements Take the following initial steps to correct this problem: • Move the probe tip as close as possible to the target, thus maximizing the magnification. • Verify that the tip actually attached to the probe matches the tip information that is selected in the software.
  • Page 135 France +33 2 28 23 08 00 Germany +49 7471 98820 Hong Kong +852 2877 0801 Italy +39 39 65 1341 Japan +81 422 67 7067 United Kingdom +44 1993 822613 7.4 Web Site www.ge-mcs.com XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual...
  • Page 136 If the problem cannot be corrected over the phone, a Return Materials Authorization number (RMA) will be given along with instructions for shipment to an authorized service center. IMPORTANT: Always contact an authorized GE Inspection Technologies service center for an RMA prior to returning a product for service and/or repair.
  • Page 137 Chapter 8. Technical Specifications Chapter 8. Technical Specifications 8.1 Operating Temperature -25 to +80°C (-13 to +176°F) Reduced articulation below 0°C (32°F) System -20 to +46°C (-4 to +115°F) LCD requires warm-up period below 0°C (32°oF) 8.2 Storage Temperature -25 to +60°C (-13 to 140°F) Relative Humidity 95% maximum, non-condensing Waterproof...
  • Page 138 Chapter 8. Technical Specifications 8.4 System System Dimensions 9.5 x 13.3 x 34.3 cm (3.8 x 5.3 x 13.5”) Case Dimensions 50.2 x 19.0 x 39.4 cm (19.75 x 7.48 x 15.53”) System Weight In Case - 6.87 kg (15.50 lb) Out of Case - 1.7 kg (3.8 lb) Construction Polycarbonate housing with integrated...
  • Page 139 Chapter 8. Technical Specifications 8.6 Power Supply 90-264 VAC, 47-63 Hz, <1.2 A rms @ 90 VAC 10.2 VDC +5% / -3%, 4.9 A 8.7 Standards Compliance and Classifications MIL-STD-810G United States Department of Defense Environment Tests Sections 506.4, 507.4, 509.4, 510.4, 511.4, 514.5, 516.5, 521.2 Standards Compliance Group 1, Class A: EN61326-1, UL, IEC,...
  • Page 140 Chapter 8. Technical Specifications 8.8 Software (cont.) Articulation Control Steer & Stay Articulation lock/fine articulation, tip “Home” return to neutral forward-tip orientation, user-selectable fine or coarse control ® Software Updates Field upgradable via USB Thumb Drive Languages English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Chinese, and Polish Application Software Menu Directed Inspection (MDI) software digitally...
  • Page 141 Appendix A. Optical Tip Table Appendix A. Optical Tip Table A.1 Tip Specifications Table 3: Optical Tip Specifications Field of Depth of Diameter View Image Color View Field Part Number (mm) (DOV) (FOV) (DOF) Standard Optical Tips Forward None 6-80mm PXT480FG .24-3.15”...
  • Page 142 Appendix A. Optical Tip Table Table 3: Optical Tip Specifications (cont.) Field of Depth of Diameter View Image Color View Field Part Number (mm) (DOV) (FOV) (DOF) Standard Optical Tips (cont.) Forward None 250mm-Inf. XLG3T8440FF 9.84”-Inf. Forward White 80-500mm XLG3T8440FG 3.15-19.69”...
  • Page 143 Appendix B. Chemical Compatibility Appendix B. Chemical Compatibility Chemical compatibility refers to the probe’s ability to come into contact with various liquid substances and not be damaged. WARNING! Do not use this system in explosive environments. These substances are safe for a short duration of contact with the insertion tube: •...
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  • Page 145 GE Inspection Technologies to have been caused by misuse, accident (including shipping damage), neglect, improper maintenance, modification or repair by someone other than GE Inspection Technologies or one of its authorized service representatives. These express warranties are in lieu of any other warranties, express or implied,...
  • Page 146 Appendix C. Warranty [no content intended for this page] XL Vu+™ VideoProbe® Operating Manual...
  • Page 147 Appendix D. Verifying Measurement Tips Appendix D. Verifying Measurement Tips D.1 Verification Blocks Verify measurement tips each time they are used to ensure that no mechanical damage has degraded their accuracy. Every XL Vu+ system equipped with measurement tips is shipped with a measurement verification block.
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  • Page 149 Appendix E. Environmental Compliance Appendix E. Environmental Compliance E.1 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies is an active participant in Europe’s Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) take-back initiative, directive 2002/96/EC. The equipment that you bought has required the extraction and use of natural resources for its production.
  • Page 150 Mercury creates hazardous vapors at room temperature. Exposure to high concentrations of mercury vapor can cause a variety of severe symptoms. Risks include chronic inflammation of mouth and gums, personality change, nervousness, fever, and rashes. www.ge-mcs.com Visit for take-back instructions and more information about this initiative.
  • Page 151 2004/108/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive. The XL Vu+ system is in conformance with the following standard: EN61326-1. Declarations of Conformity are held by GE Inspection Technologies GmbH: GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies GmbH Product Service Center Lotzenäcker 4...
  • Page 152 Appendix F. Agency Certifications F.5 FCC Compliance This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: This device may not cause harmful interference. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 153 Appendix G. Creating a Personalized Logo File Appendix G. Creating a Personalized Logo File The XL Vu+ allows users to display a personalized logo on-screen or to store with captured images. Typically, this file is a corporate logo. G.1 Logo File Requirements •...
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  • Page 155 Appendix H. Restoring Factory Defaults Appendix H. Restoring Factory Defaults To restore the factory defaults, press and hold both Left and Right Soft Keys for five seconds and confirm restoration of the factory defaults. Performing this action restores the following options: •...
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  • Page 157 Index Accessories Mounting ........... . . 16 Optional.
  • Page 158 Index Capture and Playback, Still Image ........87 Capturing Images and Video .
  • Page 159 Index Recalling a File ..........88 Renaming Files or Folders .
  • Page 160 Index Live Main Menu........... 31 File Manager .
  • Page 161 Index Stereo Probe ..........97, 100 Stereo, Area .
  • Page 162 Index MPEG Quality Menu ..........68 Operating Manual, Overview.
  • Page 163 Index Battery ............17 Optical Tips .
  • Page 164 Index Shadow Probe Measurements ........110 Shadow Tip Utilities Menu .
  • Page 165 Index Still Image Setup Menu ..........69 Format .
  • Page 166 Index Recording and Saving ......... . . 20 Video Playback Menu .
  • Page 168 ©2013 General Electric Company. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice. QuickTime and QuickTime logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., used under license tehrefrom. ©2013 VideoLAN Assembled in USA by GE Inspection Technologies XLVUCMAN Rev. A...

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