VIVIDIA VV-Flex-8-MF

Vividia Mini 8mm USB Flexible Inspection Camera (Model VV-Flex-8-MF) User Manual

1. Mawu Oyamba

This manual provides instructions for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of the Vividia Mini 8mm USB Flexible Inspection Camera, Model VV-Flex-8-MF. This device is designed for detailed visual inspection in hard-to-reach areas by connecting to a personal computer via a USB interface. It features a flexible cable, manual focus, and integrated LED illumination, making it suitable for various inspection tasks.

2. Zamalonda Zathaview

2.1. Zamkatimu Phukusi

  • Vividia Mini USB Flexible Inspection Camera Endoscope
  • CD Software (includes User's Manual and application software)
  • Mirror Attachments (30°, 45°, 60° for side view)
  • Calibrator for Measurement Application

2.2. Zofunika Kwambiri

  • Kusintha kwazithunzi: 640x480 pixels (JPEG format)
  • Kanema: 640x480 pixels (WMV format, up to 30FPS @ VGA)
  • Kuyikira Kwambiri: Manual focus, focal range 0.5cm to infinite
  • Kukulitsa: 1X-150X (adjustable)
  • Kuwala: 4 white LED lights with adjustable brightness
  • Mutu wa Kamera: 8mm outer diameter, waterproof
  • Chingwe: 50cm (1.6ft) flexible cable, 7mm diameter, waterproof
  • Kulumikizana: USB 2.0 interface (147cm / 4.8ft cable length)
  • Ntchito: Snapshot capture (hardware button or software), video recording, measurement functions (length, arc, angle)
  • Kugwirizana: Windows 8/7/Vista/XP, MAC 10.5 or above, Linux

2.3. Kuzindikiritsa Chigawo

Diagram of Vividia Mini USB Flexible Inspection Camera with labeled parts

Chithunzi 1: Zathaview of the inspection camera components. Key features include the 8mm lens, flexible cable, manual focus wheel, snap button, and adjustable brightness control.

3. Kukhazikitsa

3.1. Kuyika mapulogalamu

  1. Insert the provided CD Software into your computer's CD/DVD drive.
  2. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the inspection camera software.
  3. For Mac users (OS 10.5 or above), dedicated software is not required. The camera can be used with built-in applications such as Photo Booth or Facetime.

3.2. Kulumikiza Kamera

Connect the USB plug of the inspection camera to an available USB 2.0 port on your computer. The device is powered via the USB connection, requiring no external batteries.

3.3. Attaching Mirror Accessories

The package includes 30°, 45°, and 60° mirror attachments for side viewing. To attach a mirror:

  1. Carefully screw the desired mirror attachment onto the threaded end of the camera head.
  2. Ensure the attachment is securely fastened but do not overtighten.
Image showing 30, 45, and 60 degree mirror attachments and how they attach to the camera head

Chithunzi 2: Mirror attachments for side viewing and their connection point on the camera head.

4. Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito

4.1. Launching the Software

After installation, launch the inspection camera software from your desktop or Start menu. For Mac users, open Photo Booth or Facetime.

4.2. Selecting the Device Source

In the software, navigate to the 'Setting' menu and select 'Device Source' to ensure the Vividia inspection camera is selected as the active video input device.

Screenshot of the software interface showing the 'Setting' menu with 'Device Source' highlighted

Chithunzi 3: Software interface demonstrating how to select the device source.

4.3. Kusintha Kuyikira Kwambiri

The camera features manual focus. Rotate the focus wheel on the handle to achieve a clear image of your inspection target. The focal range is from 0.5cm to infinite.

4.4. Adjusting LED Brightness

Use the adjustable brightness control on the camera handle to illuminate the inspection area. There are four white LED lights to provide sufficient lighting in dark environments.

Close-up of the camera handle showing the snap button, manual focus wheel, and adjustable brightness control

Chithunzi 4: Camera handle controls, including the snap button, manual focus, and adjustable brightness.

4.5. Capturing Images and Videos

  • Zithunzi: Press the hardware snap button on the camera handle or use the software control to capture still images. Images are saved in JPEG format.
  • Makanema: Use the software to record video footage. Videos are saved in WMV format.

4.6. Using Measurement Functions

The included software provides measurement functions for length, arc, and angle. Refer to the software's user manual (available on the CD) for detailed instructions on using these features with the calibrator.

4.7. Kutulukaampndi Applications

Example images captured by the camera: a Printed Circuit Board (PCB), words on a hard disk, a barcode, and human skin surface

Chithunzi 5: Examples of detailed inspections possible with the camera, including electronic components, text, and surfaces.

Close-up image of a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) captured by the inspection camera

Chithunzi 6: Tsatanetsatane view of a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) showing the camera's magnification capabilities.

5. Kusamalira

5.1. Cleaning the Camera Head

The camera head is waterproof. To clean, gently wipe the lens and surrounding area with a soft, damp nsalu. Pewani kugwiritsa ntchito zotsukira abrasive kapena solvents.

5.2. Kusungirako

Store the inspection camera in a clean, dry place away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight. Ensure the flexible cable is not sharply bent or kinked during storage.

5.3. Kukanika kwa Madzi

The camera head and flexible cable are waterproof. However, the handle and USB connection are ayi waterproof. Do not submerge the handle or expose it to liquids.

6. Mavuto

  • Kamera sinazindikirike: Ensure the USB cable is securely connected to both the camera and the computer. Try a different USB port. Restart your computer.
  • Palibe chithunzi kapena chophimba chakuda: Verify that the correct 'Device Source' is selected in the software. Check if the LED lights are on and adjusted for brightness.
  • Chithunzi chosawoneka bwino: Adjust the manual focus wheel on the camera handle until the image is clear. Ensure the camera lens is clean.
  • Software issues on Mac: If the dedicated software does not function, use Photo Booth or Facetime as alternative applications.
  • Zithunzi zosaoneka bwino: Ensure adequate lighting using the built-in LEDs. Adjust focus carefully.

7. Zofotokozera

MbaliKufotokozera
Nambala ya ModelVV-Flex-8-MF
Kusintha kwazithunzi640x480 pixels (JPEG)
Kusintha Kwamavidiyo640x480 pixels (WMV, up to 30FPS @ VGA)
Kuyikira KwambiriManual Focus
Kutalika Kwambiri0.5cm – infinite
Kukulitsa1X-150X (adjustable)
Kuwala4 white LED lights with adjustable brightness
Camera Head Outer DiameterKutalika 8mm (0.31in)
Kutalika kwa Chingwe Chosinthika50cm (1.6ft)
Flexible Cable DiameterKutalika 7mm (0.28in)
Kutalika kwa Chingwe cha USB147cm (4.8ft)
Kulumikizana TechnologyUSB 2.0
Madzi Resistance LevelWaterproof (camera head & cable only)
Zida ZogwirizanaPersonal Computer (Windows 8/7/Vista/XP, MAC 10.5+, Linux)
Kulemera kwa chinthu168 gm
UPC858499002636

8. Chidziwitso cha Chitsimikizo

The Vividia Mini 8mm USB Flexible Inspection Camera comes with a 1-year wopanga chitsimikizo from the date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims. The warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, accident, unauthorized modification, or improper handling.

9. Thandizo

For technical assistance, troubleshooting beyond this manual, or warranty inquiries, please refer to the contact information provided with your product packaging or visit the official VIVIDIA website. Ensure you have your product model number (VV-Flex-8-MF) and proof of purchase available when contacting support.

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