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  • Page 1 Desktop Control DCX5000 User Manual (866) 936 8476 www.envirosight.com...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction ..........................9 About this user manual ............................9 Target groups ................................. 9 Other applicable documents ............................. 9 General conventions .............................. 10 Screen keyboard ............................10 Touch screen buttons ............................. 10 Operating steps ............................. 10 Lists ................................
  • Page 4 Table of Contents DCX5000 with frame bezel plate ........................24 DCX5000 single frame ..........................25 DCX5000 table installation ..........................26 DAshboard ................................27 Overview of the dashboard (with RX140SAT crawler and RAXSAT150 cable reel) ........... 27 Overview of the dashboard (with RX140SAT II crawler and RAXSAT300 cable reel) ..........28 Context window ............................
  • Page 5 Software update via touch-screen........................74 Software update via the update button ......................75 Inserting the USB stick ........................... 76 Obtaining an IP-address (for ENVIROSIGHT service staff only) ................77 Entering free texts ............................77 Diagnosis settings ..............................78 System con guration device status and serial number ..................79 System con guration .............................
  • Page 6 Table of Contents Performing the inspection ......................86 AntiRoll function ..............................86 AntiRoll ................................ 86 Activating AntiRoll ............................86 Disabling AntiRoll............................87 AutoStop function ..............................88 Activating AutoStop ............................88 Manually activating or disabling the AutoStop function ..................90 Modifying the standard AutoStop position ......................90 Adjusting the Digisewer camera settings ........................
  • Page 7 Anti-slip control function and display (Feeder unit of the RX140SATII) ..............116 Operating the system with the remote control ......................117 Disabling of the DCX5000 operating functions ....................117 Connecting and rewinding the SAT cable reel without connected SAT crawler ............118 Technical data ........................119...
  • Page 8 Table of Contents...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    Follow all instructions carefully to avoid putting yourself or other users of the appliance at risk and to avoid causing damages to the system. Should you have any uestions on the use of the DCX5000 control panel which have not been answered in this user manual please contact our service staff.

  • Page 10: General Conventions

    Introduction General conventions General conventions Screen keyboard The keys are displayed as follows. OK Touch screen buttons Activation of touch screen buttons is indicated as follows • With the button Name you can … Operating steps Operating steps are indicated as follows •...

  • Page 11: Warnings And Symbols

    Warnings and Symbols Introduction Warnings and Symbols The following symbols are used in this user manual DANGER! This safety warning describes dangerous situations in which fatal injuries or severe injuries can occur. WARNING! This safety warning describes dangerous situations in which fatal injuries or severe injuries can occur. ATTENTION! This safety warning describes dangerous situations in which material damage to the inspection system or to other objects can occur.
  • Page 12 Introduction Warnings and Symbols...

  • Page 13: Safety

    The DCX5000 desktop control unit is exclusively intended for use with ENVIROSIGHT inspection systems and for inspecting pipelines of all kinds. Any other use deviating from or exceeding this purpose is deemed to be misuse. ou must never use the DCX5000 desktop control unit for other purposes.

  • Page 14: Obligations Of The Operator / Organizational Measures

    • Before starting work ensure that the staff assigned to use the control panel has read and understood this user manual. • Compliance with all statutory safety precautions in force. Responsible staff and uali cation Ensure that only suf ciently trained personnel will operate the DCX5000 desktop control unit. Assign responsibilities according to the staff's uali cation.

  • Page 15: Important Notes

    Cleaning Important notes Important notes Cleaning For information on issues such as cleaning maintenance and care please see the user manual of the ROVVER X system. With professional care the life of your system can be substantially prolonged. Disposal The operator of the system is responsible for the proper disposal. For information on the return of e uipment at the end of its service life please see the user manual of the ROVVER X system.

  • Page 16: Functional Description

    The DCX5000 desktop control unit is the core control unit for custom-built vehicles. With its ergonomic design all important control elements are arranged within the reach of your ngertips .

  • Page 17: Connections And Operating Elements

    You will receive a survey of the display and the connections of the unit. Familiarize yourself with these elements before starting to work with the device. Connections Control unit CCU1 Front side 1 ON/OFF button 2 ENVIROSIGHT service interface 3 Update button 4 USB connections (for CCUI software update only) 5 EMERGENCY OFF switch...

  • Page 18: Rear Side

    14 Power supply plug CAUTION! System damage! Do not connect the DVI cable (ENVIROSIGHT display interface) to the CCUI while the system is in operation and do not disconnect the cable while the system is operated. NOTE! Make sure that you only connect the ENVIROSIGHT Touch Screen Monitor and an ENVIROSIGHT DVI cable to the DVI interface (2) of the CCU1.

  • Page 19: Led Display Ccui

    Application possibilities Functional description LED display CCUI The ON/OFF button is framed by a round LED. The LED is divided into four different sectors. Depending on the system status these sectors with the respective symbols light up. Symbol / segment Description LED display lights up in this segment when –...

  • Page 20: Control Elements

    Functional description Control elements Control elements Control panel right side (crawler control) 1 freely programmable buttons 5 Crawler speed control 2 Switching between automatic / manual cable reel operation 6 Cable reel speed control 3 Clutch on / off 7 Reel tension control 4 Backeye camera 8 3-axis joystick with push-function...

  • Page 21: Control Panel Left Side (Camera Control)

    Control elements Functional description Control panel left side (camera control) 1 freely programmable buttons 5 Light control 2 3-axis joystick with push-function 6 Elevator down 3 Encoder wheel manual camera focus 7 Elevator up 4 Auxiliary light control 8 Automatic camera focus...

  • Page 22: Bottom Side

    Functional description Control elements Bottom side 1 Connection cable between control panels 2 Cable to CCU I control unit 3 Connectors for frame installation...

  • Page 23: Touch-Screen Monitor

    Touch-screen monitor Functional description Touch-screen monitor Installation option for bracket VESA MIS-D 75 iPEK display interface (only in connection with CCU I control unit) ENVIROSIGHT touch-screen monitor (only in connection with the CCU I control unit)

  • Page 24: Installation Options

    Installation options Installation options The DCX5000 desktop control unit is designed to be built into vehicles. The control panels can either be arranged at your work place in a compact manner or customized as desired. There are three installation options: DCX5000 with frame bezel plate Control panels and touch-screen monitor are integrated in a frame bezel plate which can be mounted on the workbench.

  • Page 25: Dcx5000 Single Frame

    Installation options Functional description DCX5000 single frame The control panels are inserted in single frames which can be positioned individually on the workbench as desired. It is possible to rmly attach the frames to the workbench. Touch-screen monitor Frames for control panels...

  • Page 26: Dcx5000 Table Installation

    Functional description Installation options DCX5000 table installation The control panels are directly integrated into the workbench. 1 Touch-screen monitor 2 Control panels DCX5000 table installation (sectional view)

  • Page 27: Dashboard

    DAshboard Functional description DAshboard Overview of the dashboard (with RX140SAT crawler and RAXSAT150 cable reel) Main Functions User pro le Time display Software Version System components Dashboard Camera Cable reel System Settings Diagnosis Crawler Light SAT-Menu Conte t in o Help le t keypa Right keypanel...

  • Page 28: Overview Of The Dashboard (With Rx140Sat Ii Crawler And Raxsat300 Cable Reel)

    Functional description DAshboard Overview of the dashboard (with RX140SAT II crawler and RAXSAT300 cable reel) Main Functions User pro le Time display Software Version System components Dashboard Camera Cable reel System Settings Diagnosis Crawler Light SAT-Menu Conte t in o Help le t keypa Right keypanel...

  • Page 29: Context Window

    DAshboard Functional description Context window The contents displayed in the context window vary in real time depending on the selected main function or system component. When choosing the main functions system settings, diagnosis and help the selected submenu is displayed in the context window. When selecting the main function dashboard the status indicators of the functions of the connected system components are displayed in the context window.

  • Page 30: Main Functions

    Functional description DAshboard Main functions At the left side of the screen display the main functions dashboard, system settings, diagnosis and help are located. Dashboard The dashboard corresponds to the main inspection screen and serves to check the status indicators and monitor all functions of connected system components during inspection.

  • Page 31: Initial Set-Up

    • The system may not be exposed to extreme ambient temperatures. Switching on the DCX5000 • Before switching on the DCX5000 desktop control unit, switch on the cable reel. • Press the ON/OFF button of the CCUI. You will hear a beep sound.

  • Page 32: Switching Off The Dcx5000

    Initial set-up Switching off the DCX5000 Switching off the DCX5000 Normal shutdown There are two possibilities to shut down the control panel normally. • Press on the inspection screen. • To con rm the shutdown, press The system will shut down.

  • Page 33: Emergency-Off

    When shutting down the system with the emergency-off switch it is possible that unsaved data will be lost. By pressing the emergency-off switch only the power circuit of the CCUI is interrupted. The DCX5000 continues to be in operation. • Press the EMERGENCY-OFF switch.

  • Page 34: Operation Of The System

    Operation of the system Right control panel Operation of the system NOTE! When a function is active the corresponding symbols and bar diagrams are illuminated. Right control panel The right control panel serves to control the crawler functions. The joystick is particularly suitable as control device for the exact positioning of the crawler and for driving curves. Moving the crawler •...

  • Page 35: Cable Reel Automatic / Manual Mode

    Right control panel Operation of the system Cable reel automatic / manual mode As a standard the automatic mode of the cable reel is activated. In this mode the crawler‘s movements and speed are synchronized with the unwinding of the cable. In the manual mode the cable reel can be controlled independently of the crawler.

  • Page 36: Left Control Panel

    Operation of the system Left control panel Left control panel Camera movement • Set the camera to the home position (0° panning and 0° rotation) by pressing the joystick button of the left joystick. • Move the joystick forwards / backwards to turn the camera upwards / downwards. •...

  • Page 37: Auxiliary Light

    Left control panel Operation of the system Auxiliary light In case the light intensity provided by the camera head should not be suf cient the auxiliary light can be modi ed with the middle encoder wheel on the control panel of the left joystick. NOTE! The Xenon-light (SVR250) can only be operated at 2 intensity levels.

  • Page 38: Touch-Screen Monitor

    (only in connection with CCU I control unit) ENVIROSIGHT touch-screen monitor (only in connection with the CCU I control unit) Operation of function buttons Function buttons are touch-sensitive buttons; they can be operated and execute commands by touching the monitor. There are two kinds of function buttons.

  • Page 39: Menu Navigation

    Touch-screen monitor Operation of the system Function button submenu Status Function available, but inactive Function active Function not available Menu navigation The main functions and system components (main screen, system settings, diagnosis, help) are main menus and can always be accessed directly. In the submenu further function and components settings can be entered (Example: menu navigation system component camera).

  • Page 40: Help Menu

    Operation of the system Touch-screen monitor Help menu The help menu is available in all submenus and provides information on functions or buttons. The symbol for the help menu is always located in the lower left-hand corner. Navigating in submenus If you are in a submenu of a main function or a system component (with the exception of the main function) the left hand keypad is inactive and on the right hand keypad navigation keys are being displayed.

  • Page 41: Status Indicators

    Status indicators Operation of the system Status indicators Status indicators camera 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 1 Shutter 8 External video source 2 Manual focus 9 Digital zoom 3 Backeye camera 10 Slow shutter 4 Laser 11 Auxiliary light and intensity (in percent) 5 Roll and pitch indicator camera (in degree) 12 Camera elevator (in percent) 6 Operating mode...

  • Page 42: Status Indicators Crawler And Cable Reel

    Operation of the system Status indicators Status indicators crawler and cable reel 8 9 10 4 5 6 20 18 16 1 Pitch indicator crawler (in degrees) 13 SAT distance counter 2 AntiRoll 14 Inclination and rotation of insertion unit (in degrees) 3 Clutch 15 Total distance counter (in meters) 4 Clutch safety mode...

  • Page 43: Status Indicator Modes

    Status indicators Operation of the system Status indicator modes The status displays of the functions camera light, auxiliary light, camera elevator, cable reel speed and cable reel force are depicted as bar charts. The selected intensity of the camera light / auxiliary light, the height of the camera elevator and the set speed / force and rewinding direction of the cable reel are indicated in percent.

  • Page 44: Function Buttons

    Operation of the system Function buttons Function buttons Camera menu functions NOTE! You can interrupt the initiated program with the button on the left joystick anytime and return to the home position. When you press a function button the camera head starts the newly selected program. In the camera menu the following standard panning movements of the camera head are preset (macros).
  • Page 45 NOTE! Blurred laser points can cause erroneous results. If the laser points are blurred and if there are strong edges of light around the laser, please contact your ENVIROSIGHT service partner. The laser intensity needs to be redeuced. Example of blurred laser points...
  • Page 46 Starting the measurement: NOTE! Before starting the diameter measurement by means of laser with the DCX5000 you have to press the button for diameter measu- rement by means of laser in the WinCan software. • To start the diameter measurement by means of laser push If the measuring was successful the measured value is displayed in WinCan.
  • Page 47 Function buttons Operation of the system Crawler Camera Pipe diameter DN200 DN400 DN600 DN800 DN1000 > DN1000 RX130 RCX90 <±2.5% <±2.5% <±2.5% >±3.3% >±4.1% Deviation Deviation Deviation Deviation Deviation Macro symbol Program description Panning of pipe connections with rotation to the left 1.
  • Page 48 Operation of the system Function buttons The following function buttons are available on page 1 of the camera menu: NOTE! The different camera operation modes depend on the connected camera and can only be activated when the respecitve camera is connected.
  • Page 49 Function buttons Operation of the system The following function buttons are available on page 2 of the camera menu: Function Description Digisewer DSIII (optional) Provided that a Digisewer camera is connected, the individual light rings of the Digisewer camera can be controlled in this menu.
  • Page 50 Operation of the system Function buttons Function Description Location transmitter • For switching the location transmitter on or off press • For selecting the frequency 512 Hz press (only possible for RX95 and RX400 crawler). • For selecting the frequency 640 Hz press (only possible for RX95 and RX400 crawler).
  • Page 51 Function buttons Operation of the system Function Description Aperture priority • For activating / deactivating the aperture priority press • For increasing the aperture or the depth of eld press • For decreasing the aperture or the depth of eld press •...
  • Page 52 Operation of the system Function buttons Function Description White balance • For activating the automatic white balance press • For deactivating the automatic white balance press again. You have to set the values manually. R-Gain / B-Gain • For increasing the R-Gain / B-Gain step by step press •...

  • Page 53: Cable Reel Functions

    Function buttons Operation of the system Cable reel functions CAUTION! Make sure not to drive over the camera cable to avoid damaging the cable. With the invert mode being activated the winding direction of the cable reel also changes when operated manually! The following function buttons are available in the cable reel menu Function Description...
  • Page 54 Operation of the system Function buttons Function Description Auto Stop • For determining the value for the AutoStop press • Enter the desired value and con rm the dialog with • For activating or disabling the function press Reel invert mode When activating the reel invert mode it is possible to drive backwards into a pipeline with the crawler.

  • Page 55: Crawler Functions

    Function buttons Operation of the system Crawler functions The following function buttons are available in the crawler menu DANGER! Danger of serious injuries due to falling crawler! When putting the system into service make sure that the crawler is not standing too close to the open manhole! Otherwise, when testing the clutch function the crawler might fall into the manhole.
  • Page 56 Operation of the system Function buttons Clutch safety mode The RX400 crawler is equipped with an additional safety function for the clutch. When the safety function is active the crawler clutch is permanently engaged, even in case of a power failure of the entire system. Manually the crawler can neither be moved forwards nor backwards, since the wheels cannot be turned.
  • Page 57 Function buttons Operation of the system Function Description AntiRoll • For activating or disabling the AntiRoll function press • For centering the camera head inside the pipe press (only for RX400 crawler). Position calibration If the crawler is inside an inclined pipe it is possible to calibrate the crawler in a way that this inclination is conside- red to be the zero position.
  • Page 58 Operation of the system Function buttons Function Description SAT settings • For activating or disabling the SAT cruise control press • For activating the functions and operation of the insertion unit press • For disabling the functions and operation of the insertion unit press again.

  • Page 59: System Settings

    Changing the assignment of the freely programmable buttons Pro les Extended settings - Reset to factory settings - Export / import of pro les - Performing a software update - Obtaining an IP-address (for ENVIROSIGHT staff only) Free text input eld...

  • Page 60: Text Displays

    Operation of the system System Settings Text displays • Press to open up the text generator menu. The tab Misc will be displayed. • Enter the settings for the free text. • Touch the respective eld and modify the values. •...
  • Page 61 System Settings Operation of the system • Press the Headlines tab. • For activating or disabling the display of a line touch the respective eld. When disabled the text will be displayed in white. • For changing the text to be displayed touch the text eld in the center and enter the new text. •...
  • Page 62 Operation of the system System Settings • Press to cancel the entry and to return to the previous menu. • For adjusting the color press Adjust Color. • Select the desired color to be used as foreground and background color from the drop-down list. •...
  • Page 63 Operation of the system Here the following information which is to be displayed on the external monitor can be visualized. Text display on the upper part of the monitor (descriptions correspond to those displayed on the DCX5000): 1 Line 1...
  • Page 64 Operation of the system System Settings • In the column Visibility you can select which information should be displayed on the external monitor. • In the column Line you can select in which line the respective display should be shown. •...

  • Page 65: Setting The System Time And The Country / Language

    System Settings Operation of the system Setting the system time and the country / language • For setting the system time and the country / language press • Select the appropriate country / language from the drop-down list. • For setting a new time touch Hours/Minutes/Seconds under New time. •...

  • Page 66: Display Of Manufacturer's Information

    Operation of the system System Settings Display of manufacturer's information In this menu you will nd the manufacturer's information and information on the current software version. • For displaying the manufacturer's information press • For returning to the previous menu press OK. Changing the assignment of the freely programmable buttons NOTE! It is not possible to change the assignment of the freely programmable buttons for the standard pro le dcx standard.
  • Page 67 System Settings Operation of the system • Press the button you want to con gure. • Select the function you want to assign to this button from the list. • Repeat this procedure for all buttons you want to reassign. •...

  • Page 68: Pro Les

    Operation of the system System Settings • Please create a new pro le. • Con gure the freely programmable buttons as described. • For saving the con guration and returning to the System Settings menu press • For returning to the System Settings menu without saving changes press After quitting the system settings menu the function buttons of the right and left hand keypad on the dashboard display and the function buttons of the control panels are updated.

  • Page 69: Creating A New Pro Le

    System Settings Operation of the system Creating a new pro le • For creating a new pro le click on the text eld "New Pro le". • Use the screen keyboard to enter the desired pro le name. • Press to con rm your selection and to return to the previous menu.

  • Page 70: Extended Settings

    Operation of the system System Settings Extended settings In this menu you can access the following options: – Reset to factory settings – Export / import pro les – Performing a software update • Press to open the menu Extended Settings. Reset to factory settings •...

  • Page 71: Exporting / Importing Pro Les

    System Settings Operation of the system Exporting / importing pro les You have the possibility to export created user pro les to or import them from a USB storage device. Exporting pro les • For exporting the current pro les press The directory will be displayed.

  • Page 72: Importing Pro Les

    Operation of the system System Settings • For starting the data transfer press • After completion of the data transfer press OK. Importing pro les NOTE! When importing user pro les from a USB storage device the existing pro les will be deleted from the system. •...
  • Page 73 System Settings Operation of the system The directory will be displayed. • Select the directory from which the pro les should be imported. • For updating the directory structure press • Press to cancel the saving process and to return to the list of events. •...

  • Page 74: Performing A Software Update Of The Ccui - Linux System

    Performing a software update of the CCUI - Linux system We recommend that you stay informed on the latest releases of the operating software to ensure that your DCX5000 desktop control unit will always be up to date. For information please contact your ENVIROSIGHT sales partner.

  • Page 75: Software Update Via The Update Button

    System Settings Operation of the system The system will shut down. This process may take some time. The update system is being started. Software update via the update button • Press the ON/OFF switch of the CCUI control unit and insert a small pin into the little hole of the Update button (1) and keep it pressed down.

  • Page 76: Inserting The Usb Stick

    Operation of the system System Settings Inserting the USB stick The update system was successfully started when the following message is displayed: Waiting for USB Pen... • Insert the USB-stick with the update le and wait until the installation is completed. NOTE! Do not remove the USB stick during the update process! Otherwise the device might be damaged.

  • Page 77: Obtaining An Ip-Address (For Envirosight Service Staff Only)

    System Settings Operation of the system Obtaining an IP-address (for ENVIROSIGHT service staff only) NOTE! An IP-address can only be obtained if the system is connected to the Internet. • Press to open the menu Obtaining an IP-Address. The current MAC address as well as the current IP-address of the system will be displayed.

  • Page 78: Diagnosis Settings

    Operation of the system Diagnosis settings Diagnosis settings The following functions are included in the diagnosis settings Function button Description System con guration, device status and serial number Event log Filtering of data according to - Information dialogs - Con rmation dialogs - Warning messages - Alarm messages - ATEX messages...

  • Page 79: System Con Guration Device Status And Serial Number

    Diagnosis settings Operation of the system System con guration, device status and serial number • For opening the menu System Con guration and Device Status press This menu provides information on the connected components. System con guration Description Description Device name Description of the connected component Node Id Node Id of the connected component...

  • Page 80: Serial Number

    Operation of the system Diagnosis settings Description Value / unit Status Elevator Pressure mbar Pressure too low Pressure OK Pressure too high Pressure Unknown Pressure Sensor Not Available Extra Light 1. Pressure mbar Pressure too low Pressure OK Pressure too high Pressure Unknown Pressure Sensor Not Available Extra Light 2.

  • Page 81: Event Log

    Diagnosis settings Operation of the system Event log • Press to open the menu Message history. In this menu the event history log of miscellaneous messages will be displayed. The event log contains the following information: Column name Description Type Type of dialog or message Message number Time information...

  • Page 82: Exporting The Event Log

    Operation of the system Diagnosis settings Exporting the event log You have the possibility to export the event history log les to an external storage device. • For exporting the event log press The directory will be displayed. Select the directory to which the event log should be saved. •...

  • Page 83: Atex Menu

    Diagnosis settings Operation of the system ATEX menu Here you receive information on ATEX-relevant error and alarm messages and the ATEX status of connected components. • Press to access the ATEX menu. The Overview tab with a log le containing the last 10 error or warning messages will be displayed. This log le overview includes the following contents: –...

  • Page 84: Atex Status Of Connected Components

    Operation of the system Diagnosis settings Select the directory to which the ATEX messages should be exported. • For updating the directory structure press • For starting the data transfer press • Press to cancel the saving process and to return to the list of events. ATEX status of connected components •...

  • Page 85: Maintenance And System Information

    Diagnosis settings Operation of the system Maintenance and system information • Press to access the menu Maintenance and system information The menu containing the following information on maintenance and system will be displayed: – Hour meter – Total distance counter –...

  • Page 86: Performing The Inspection

    Performing the inspection AntiRoll function Performing the inspection AntiRoll function ATTENTION! Risk of damaging the pipeline inspection system. All the automatic functions available for the system do not absolve the operator from his duty of care. Therefore any damages caused by negligence are the sole liability of the operator.

  • Page 87: Disabling Antiroll

    AntiRoll function Performing the inspection If the limit value for inclination is exceeded the pitch indicator LED on the dashboard turns red and the crawler will be automatically stopped. Should the crawler be stopped automatically, the crawler's position, alignment or direction in the pipe system must be checked and, by using the joystick, the crawler must be manually navigated out of the critical situation.

  • Page 88: Autostop Function

    Performing the inspection AutoStop function AutoStop function When driving backwards from the inspection position the AutoStop function enables the crawler to automatically stop at a certain position e.g. before reaching the lowering position. This function supports the operator in retrieving the crawler. NOTE! The AutoStop function only works when the crawler is moved backwards in the cruise control mode.
  • Page 89 AutoStop function Performing the inspection • Press to activate the AutoStop function. When activating the AutoStop function a third meter counter (AutoStop meter counter) will be displayed on the dashboard; the current value of the total distance meter counter minus a standard offset of 20 m will be adopted. When driving backwards both, the AutoStop meter counter and the total distance meter counter are counting backwards.

  • Page 90: Manually Activating Or Disabling The Autostop Function

    Performing the inspection AutoStop function When reaching the AutoStop position (AutoStop meter counter = 0.0m) the crawler is automatically stopped and the following message appears on the display: • Press OK to close the dialog. Manually activating or disabling the AutoStop function •...
  • Page 91 AutoStop function Performing the inspection The numeric keypad is displayed on the monitor. • Enter the desired value and press OK. The AutoStop position will be reset and the standard AutoStop position will be replaced. The value of the AutoStop meter counter corresponds to the distance between the current position of the crawler and the AutoStop position. NOTE! The changed AutoStop position will not be saved permanently.
  • Page 92 Performing the inspection AutoStop function Example 1: 100 m 95 m 1 Distance to lowering position 4 Lowering position 2 AutoStop meter counter 5 AutoStop position 3 Total meter counter 6 Current crawler position...
  • Page 93 AutoStop function Performing the inspection Example 2: 95 m 100 m 1 Distance to lowering position 4 Lowering position 2 AutoStop meter counter 5 AutoStop position 3 Total meter counter 6 Current crawler position...

  • Page 94: Adjusting The Digisewer Camera Settings

    Performing the inspection Adjusting the Digisewer camera settings Adjusting the Digisewer camera settings Provided that a Digisewer camera is connected, the light rings can be controlled individually. The respective light ring can be recognized by the symbols on the display. This light ring appears thicker. •...

  • Page 95: Individual Adjustment Of The Light Intensity

    Adjusting the Digisewer camera settings Performing the inspection Individual adjustment of the light intensity • For the individual adjustment of a light ring's intensity touch this light ring's symbol and slide it in the desired direction. Simultaneous adjustment of the light intensity of all four light rings •...

  • Page 96: Simultaneous Increase Of Light Intensity Maintaining The Set Ratios

    Adjusting the Digisewer camera settings Simultaneous increase of light intensity maintaining the set ratios The DCX5000 desktop control unit enables you to adjust the light rings individually as desired and additionally to modify these light settings on the whole while maintaining the set ratios.
  • Page 97 Adjusting the Digisewer camera settings Performing the inspection Example: proportional adjustment of the light intensity at 100% Example: proportional adjustment of the light intensity at 50%...

  • Page 98: Light Control

    Performing the inspection Light control Light control Light ring (RCX90) You have the opportunity to adjust the following settings: – High beam – Low beam – Auto light These functions are only available with the RCX90 camera head. With an active auto light function the camera head switches automatically between high and low beam when the camera head moves +/- 5 degrees (default value) upwards or downwards.
  • Page 99 (2). NOTE! When turning the control wheels for the lights on the DCX5000 desctop control panel the currently active light can be adjusted (either high beam or low beam), if the auto light function is active. When the auto light function is inactive (manual mode) you cannot control the light with the light control wheel.

  • Page 100: Operation Of The Svc110 Borehole Camera

    The SVC110 borehole camera can only be operated with the RAX500 cable reel. The DCX5000 desktop control unit gives you the possibility to operate the SVC110 borehole camera. • For changing to vertical mode, position the switch at the front side of the RAX500 cable reel to vertical operation mode.

  • Page 101: Operation Of The Satellite System

    Operating the system with the RX140SAT crawler The crawler is controlled with the right joystick of the DCX5000 control panel. The insertion unit of the crawler or the SAT camera are controlled with the left joystick of the DCX5000 control panel. CAUTION! Risk of damaging the crawler and the insertion unit.

  • Page 102: Controlling The Sat Camera

    Operation of the satellite system RX140SAT Controlling the SAT camera • Press to activate the functions and operation of the SAT camera If this function is active (black symbol on green background), the insertion unit is active. If this function is not active (white symbol on grey background), the SAT camera is active NOTE! With this button you can toggle the function of the left joystick between the control of the SAT camera and the insertion unit.

  • Page 103: Using The Sat Cruise Control

    RX140SAT Operation of the satellite system Using the SAT cruise control NOTE! It is always required to rst activate the SAT cruise control. Then the feed direction can be determined by turning the joystick! After setting the desired feed speed the operator may release the joystick. The SAT cruise control can be activated in thecrawler menu With the SAT cruise control a constant feed speed for extending and retracting the SAT camera cable can be set.

  • Page 104: Rx140Sat Ii

    The crawler is controlled with the right joystick of the DCX5000 control panel. The insertion unit of the crawler or the SAT camera are controlled with the left joystick of the DCX5000 control panel. Switching the system on / off •...
  • Page 105 RX140SAT II Operation of the satellite system NOTE! All SAT functions can be found under the SAT menu . This menu is only accessible, if the RX140SAT II crawler is connected to the SAT cable reel. You can see at the top left of the status monitor or at the different symbols which mode is currently active. Mode Dashboard display of left joystick functions Display of the pan and tilt position of the SAT camera...

  • Page 106: Controlling The Sat Camera / Feeder Unit

    Operation of the satellite system RX140SAT II Controlling the SAT camera / Feeder unit • Toggle the functions using the function button for the left joystick until the SAT camera icon lights up green • Double-click the left joystick button until the icon for the SAT camera lights up green. •...

  • Page 107: Controlling The Integrated Observation Camera Or The Additional Observation Camera Rcx90

    RX140SAT II Operation of the satellite system Controlling the integrated observation camera or the additional observation camera RCX90 • Toggle the functions using the function button for the left joystick until the observation camera icon lights up green • Double-click the left joystick button until the icon for the observation camera lights up green. •...

  • Page 108: Setting The Maximum Feeder Speed For Cruise Control Operation(Rx140Sat Ii)

    Operation of the satellite system RX140SAT II • To set the SAT cable retraction speed turn the joystick to the left until the desired speed is reached. • To stop the feeder unit, press the right joystick button (stop button) or move the joystick into the opposite direction very shortly. •...

  • Page 109: Raxsat150

    RAXSAT150 Operation of the satellite system RAXSAT150 Operating the cable reel and the SAT cable reel (RAXSAT150) The cable reel functions are controlled via the cable reel menu. By default the automatic mode is active for both cable reels. The display “A“ on the right control panel lights up.

  • Page 110: Switching Between Cable Reel Control And Sat Cable Reel Control

    Operation of the satellite system RAXSAT150 Switching between cable reel control and SAT cable reel control • Press to change to the SAT cable reel control. The control of the SAT cable reel is activated. • Press again to change to the cable reel control. The control of the SAT cable reel is disabled.

  • Page 111: Adjusting Reel's The Tensile Force In The Auto Mode

    RAXSAT150 Operation of the satellite system Adjusting reel's the tensile force in the auto mode • Increase or reduce the tensile force for unwinding and rewinding the cable by moving the encoder wheel forwards or backwards. • For selecting the reel, for which you would like to preset the tensile force, press in the cable reel menu.

  • Page 112: Raxsat300

    Operation of the satellite system RAXSAT300 RAXSAT300 Operating the cable reel and the SAT cable reel (RAXSAT300) The cable reel functions are controled via the cable reel menu. By default the automatic mode is active for both cable reels as well as the synchro- nization between cable reel and SAT cable reel.

  • Page 113: Controlling The Raxsat300 Cable Reel

    RAXSAT300 Operation of the satellite system Controlling the RAXSAT300 cable reel To control the RAXSAT300 you have the exclusive SAT menu. • To open the SAT menu press on the right bar of the status monitor. Within the SAT menu the following functions can be selected or controlled manually: Function Description Toggle between the functions of the left joystick...

  • Page 114: Controlling The Tensile Force Of The Cable Reel In Automatic Mode

    NOTE! All functions can also be saved to the freely con gurable buttons and are then displayed as buttons on the status monitor of the DCX5000 (see „Changing the assignment of the freely programmable buttons“ auf Seite 66). NOTE! The manual winding and unwinding can also be performed on the display directly on the RAXSAT300 SAT cable reel (see ROVVER X User manual).

  • Page 115: Setting The Sat Meter Counter

    RAXSAT300 Operation of the satellite system Setting the SAT meter counter The SAT meter counter can be set in the cable reel menu. • Press The numeric keypad is displayed on the monitor. • Enter the desired value and press OK. The SAT meter counter is set.

  • Page 116: Anti-Slip Control Function And Display (Feeder Unit Of The Rx140Satii)

    Operation of the satellite system RAXSAT300 Anti-slip control function and display (Feeder unit of the RX140SATII) NOTE! The anti-slip control for the feeder unit is only available if a meter counter wheel is installed on the feeder unit. The anti-slip control constantly measures the difference between the meter counter of the feeder unit and the SAT cable reel and is displayed in a color graded bar on the status monitor (from green to orange to red).

  • Page 117: Operating The System With The Remote Control

    For information how to control the system with the remote control please see the ROVVER X user manual. Disabling of the DCX5000 operating functions After activating the remote control the operating functions of the DCX5000 desktop control unit are switched off and simultaneously the following message is displayed on the monitor: This dialog will be displayed on the touch-screen monitor until the system will be controlled through the control panel, again.

  • Page 118: Connecting And Rewinding The Sat Cable Reel Without Connected Sat Crawler

    It is possible to rewind the cable reels via the remote control even though no SAT crawler is connected. NOTE! Connect the cable reel while rebooting the DCX5000. Should you try to connect the reel at a different point of time, it will not work.

  • Page 119: Technical Data

    Desktop Control Unit DCX5000 Technical data Technical data Desktop Control Unit DCX5000 Features Two 3-axis-joysticks with push-function to control the crawler and all camera functions incl. zoom Touch-screen for status display and system operation (optional) frame for compact arrangement of operating components...

  • Page 120: Control Unit Ccu1

    50 Hz / 60 Hz Electrical current 0.33 A / 0.66 A Input power max. 75 W Cable length DCX5000 - CCU1 max. 3 m Protection class IPX20 (protect from humidity and moisture, not suitable for outdoors) Material (front plate)

  • Page 121: Customer Service Addresses

    Customer service addresses Customer service addresses ENVIROSIGHT ENVIROSIGHT ENVIROSIGHT ENVIROSIGHT International GmbH ENVIROSIGHT Service Center Dortmund ENVIROSIGHT Service Center Leipzig See, Gewerbepark 22 Niedersachsenweg 21 Mommsenstr. 6 (Tor 03) D-87477 SULZBERG D-44143 DORTMUND D-04329 LEIPZIG GERMANY GERMANY GERMANY Phone: +49 8376 921800...
  • Page 122 Customer service addresses Canada China Croatia ENVIROSIGHT LLC IDEX China Connexus in en ering d o o 111 Can eld Avenue, UNIT B3 Kosi 75C Randolph, N 07869 Shanghai 51216 VI KOVO CHINA CROATIA Phone: +1 973 2526700 Phone: +86 21-52 41 55 99 - 119...
  • Page 123 +30 2310 888877 E-Mail: buckmann@gullyver.de E-Mail: info@leitungsmesstechnik.de E-Mail: info@ydro li.gr Great Britain Hungary Hungary ENVIROSIGHT Service Centre Robotechnik K t Robotechnik K t Unit 39, Dixon Business Centre Kistályai út 14. Kistályai út 14. Dixon Road, BRISLINGTON BRISTOL 3300 EGER...
  • Page 124 Customer service addresses Italy Japan Latin America VIVAX s r l Kantool CO LTD ENVIROSIGHT LATIN AMERICA S A Via Scaldasole, 43 Matsudo Technical Center, Avenida Samuel Lewis Apartado Ed 27024 CILAVEGNA 315-5, Minamihanashima-Mukaimachi Composa Piso 21 ITALY MATSUDO-CITY, 271-0065 CHIBA(PREF.)
  • Page 125 E-Mail: post@pipelinevision.no E-Mail: of ce@retel-tv.pl E-Mail: cesargomez@panatec.net Russia Russia Scotland Baltpro ect Ltd -TECHNO CO ENVIROSIGHT Service Centre Sverdlovskaya EMB. 14/2 ZHELEZNODOROZHNYY PROEZD, 5B Unit 39, Dixon Business Centre 195009 SAINT-PETERSBURG ISTRA, MOSCOW REGION Dixon Road, BRISLINGTON BRISTOL RUSSIA 143500 RUSSIA...
  • Page 126 Customer service addresses Singapore South-Africa South Korea SewerVision BV Octopus Electronics Ltd UVO SYS CO LTD Spoorstraat 17 9 Mpande Road, Sebenza, Edenvale 588-11 PYEONGNAE-DONG GYEONGGI-DO 6241 CL BUNDE 1609 Gauteng 472 938 NAM YANGJU-SI THE NETHERLANDS SOUTH-AFRICA SOUTH KOREA Phone: +31 43 3640130 Phone: +27 74 834 4189 Phone: +82 7042086067...
  • Page 127 Customer service addresses United Arab Emirates Ukraine WT Burden Middle East FZCO Vertex Ukraine LLC Envirosight LLC Jebel Ali Free Zone - North P. Grigorenka 39 B, of.6 111 Can eld Avenue - UNIT B3 LIU15, Warehouse RA07AC02 02140 KIEV...

  • Page 128: Device Take-Back At The End Of Service Life

    Device take-back at the end of service life The device delivered to you by ENVIROSIGHT is subject to the regulations speci ed in the European Directive 2002/96/EC and the appropriate implementations in the law of the EC member states (in Germany: ElektroG). This means that you have the possibility of giving the device back at the end of its service life for proper disposal and recycling.
  • Page 129 Device take-back at the end of service life...

  • Page 130: Limitation Of Liability

    The liability that we assume based on the conditions cited above is limited exclusively to repair, replacement or refund. ENVIROSIGHT is not liable for consequential damage or collateral damage that can arise in conjunction with the sale or operation of the product.
  • Page 131 Limitation of liability...

  • Page 132: Guarantee Declaration

    Moreover the guarantee does not cover parts that are subject to wear, such as front glass, shaft end seals, lights, cables, etc., as well as damage that does not impair the serviceability of the system. If you have a guarantee claim please contact ENVIROSIGHT, your dealer, or the service organization closest to you, and submit the original in- voice.
  • Page 133 Scope of the guarantee Guarantee declaration...

  • Page 134: Imprint

    Operating instructions, manuals and software are copyrighted. The document may not be copied, reproduced, translated or transcribed into any form of electronic medium or into machine-readable form either in whole or in parts without prior written approval by ENVIROSIGHT. ENVIROSIGHT 111 Can eld Ave., Unit B3...
  • Page 135 Imprint (866) 936 8476 www.envirosight.com...

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