What to do if I get a 'RECORDING MEDIA ERROR' on my Olympus Analytical Instruments?
If you receive a 'RECORDING MEDIA ERROR' message, it means that the recording media is either not formatted or the data you're trying to access is damaged. To resolve this, format the recording card or USB memory using the IPLEX FX.
Why does my Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620 display a message when using battery?
The message appears because the battery voltage has dropped. To fix this, immediately stop recording, copying, moving, deleting images, or formatting recording media and quickly replace the battery. Alternatively, plug in the adapter.
How to fix ERROR (AD1) on Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620?
ERROR (AD1) indicates an abnormality in the scope tip electrode or optical adapter electrode. Immediately withdraw the scope from the object of observation and turn the power off. Clean the scope tip and optical adapter electrodes, and then reinstall the optical adapter.
Why does the self-check trigger during use and display a message on my Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620 Analytical Instruments?
This occurs because heat has built up inside the base unit, triggering the self-check function. Terminate the inspection, allow the instrument to cool down, and then turn the power back on again. If you are using battery power, replace the battery.
Why DETAIL image cannot be recorded or retrieved on Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620?
The internal memory card is not formatted or the data being accessed is damaged. Try again, or turn power off and then back on again.
What does 'RECORDING MEDIA NOT READY' mean on my Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620 Analytical Instruments and how do I fix it?
The message 'RECORDING MEDIA NOT READY' means that you tried to access the recording media without any inserted, or the recording media was removed during operation. Insert a recording card or USB memory to use and restart operation.
Why am I getting a message while increasing the light emitted by the scope on my Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620 Analytical Instruments?
The distal end of the scope is hot. Wait until the scope distal end cools before using it.
What does ERROR (D1) mean on my Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620?
ERROR (D1) means that the self-check function is activated and urges termination of inspection. Stop inspection and turn the instrument off then on again.
Why is the angulation operation extremely heavy on my Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620 Analytical Instruments?
The insertion tube is overloaded and the self- check function was triggered to prompt termination of inspection. Extend the insertion tube as much as possible to reduce the loop amount, and turn power back on without operating the [ANGLE] joystick.
What does it mean when a message appears when the scope is inserted into a high-temperature observation object with Olympus IPLEX FX IV8620?
The message informs you that the self-check function was triggered to prompt termination of inspection. Immediately pull the scope out of the observation object.
Instructions for connecting and using the battery and AC adapter.
Instructions for powering the instrument on and off.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the scope into the inspection area.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the scope.
Methods for adjusting image parameters like freeze, zoom, and brightness.
Instructions for preparing and performing image and audio recording.
Procedures for viewing recorded images and videos.
Guide to navigating and using the instrument's menu system.
Menu settings available on the live and frozen display screens.
Menu options for managing recorded images via thumbnail and retrieve screens.
Detailed steps for performing 3D measurements using stereo adapters.
Procedure for measuring object length using a known reference.
Procedure for safely removing and installing the battery.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems.
Procedure for contacting Olympus and returning the instrument for service.
General| Model | IPLEX FX IV8620 |
|---|---|
| Category | Industrial Videoscope |
| Working Length | 20 m |
| Field of View | 90° |
| Light Source | LED |
| Battery Life | Up to 4 hours |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Display | LCD |
| Image Sensor | CMOS |
| Video Output | HDMI |
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