Rev A - 04/2012
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WARNING:
more than 12 volts DC nominal.
Failure to ignore this will result in system damage and invalid
any warranty.
1.5 Physical Installation
To install the SOLO Pro 360 on to a push camera coiler align the two vertical pillars on the top of the
coiler with the receptacles behind the aluminium plates on the lower rear of the SOLO Pro 360 unit
and push down to locate.
Connect the curly lead supplied with the coiler to the ‘Coiler In’ connector on the rear of the SOLO
Pro 360 unit (having first removed the connector dust cover).
N.B. The unit does not need to be installed on the coiler to operate. It can be operated stand alone
for setting up, viewing recorded surveys and generating reports.
It only needs to be installed on a coiler when actually performing a survey.
1.6 Switching On
If you are using the SOLO Pro 360 control unit with the Pan & Rotate camera the system must be
fully connected before turning the system on.
It is important to note that the SOLO Pro 360 control unit will automatically detect whether a
standard self-levelling camera or a Pan & Rotate camera is connected. This is done at power
up.
Should the SOLO Pro 360 control unit be powered up without being connected to the coiler
without Pan & Rotate camera it then assumed that a standard self-levelling camera is attached.
You will not be able to control the Pan & Rotate camera functions unless you reboot the
control unit.
To switch the SOLO Pro 360 on, press the on/off power button on the front panel (to the left of the
screen). The green ‘Power’ indicator will start to flash to show that the unit is initialising. This will
take approximately 35 seconds. Nothing will appear on the screen until this process has completed.
When the SOLO Pro control unit has initialised the green ‘Power’ indicator stops flashing and is
permanently illuminated. The Mini-Cam logo will now be displayed on the screen. When the Mini-
Cam logo disappears the live video picture from the push-rod camera will be shown, surrounded by
a selection of icons showing system status.
If a camera or coiler is not connected then the screen will remain black but the icons will still
be displayed.
1.7 Switching Off
To switch the SOLO Pro 360 off, press the on/off power button and a dialogue will be displayed
asking for confirmation. Press down on the joystick or press the Carriage Return key and the unit will
switch off in a controlled fashion.
Under extreme circumstances, the unit may fail to turn off in this fashion, in which case, press
and hold the on/off power button for 10 seconds; when the power button is then released the
unit will turn off.
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