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Michael OliverSep 5, 2025
What to do if Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N displays
- AaaronreynoldsSep 5, 2025
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What to do if Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N displays
If you see this message, it means the file name you are trying to use already exists. Specify a file name that is different from the existing one.
What should I do if my Olympus Industrial Equipment displays
If your device shows this message, it means the SDHC card or USB flash drive is full. You should delete any unnecessary data to create more space, or replace it with a new SDHC card or USB flash drive.
Why is my Olympus Industrial Equipment image not sharp?
The lack of sharpness may be due to a dirty objective lens on the distal end of the insertion tube or the optical adapter. Try wiping it with a clean piece of gauze or a cotton swab. Also, ensure the optical adapter is correctly attached and that both the image sharpness and external monitor are properly adjusted.
What to do if Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N Industrial Equipment displays
This message indicates that the battery voltage is low. Stop all operations like recording, copying, deleting, or formatting the USB flash drive. Replace the battery immediately or connect the AC adapter.
Why is my Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N not turning on?
Several reasons may prevent the system from turning on. Make sure the AC adapter or battery is correctly connected. Ensure the power is switched ON. Verify that you are using the designated AC adapter or battery. Finally, check that the scope unit is properly attached to the main unit.
What to do if Olympus Industrial Equipment displays
This message indicates that the SDHC card or the USB flash drive is not loaded. Load the SDHC card or the USB flash drive you intend to use and try again. Alternatively, turn the instrument off and then on again.
Why does my Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N Industrial Equipment optical adapter not attach to the insertion tube?
The inability to attach the optical adapter could be due to a foreign object stuck to the screws. Try wiping with a clean piece of gauze or a cotton swab. It could also be that you are not using the designated optical adapter for this system, so ensure you are using the correct adapter. Finally, the installation procedure may be incorrect.
Why won't my Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N turn off?
If the system cannot be turned off, the main unit might be damaged. Remove the AC adapter or the battery from the main unit and turn OFF the power.
What to do if Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N displays
This message indicates that the self-check function was activated due to an overcurrent in the light source. Terminate the inspection, allow the instrument to cool down, and then turn the power back on again.
What to do if Olympus IPLEX NX IV9675N Industrial Equipment displays
This message indicates that the distal end has become too hot, activating the self-check function. Immediately pull the insertion tube out of the observation object.
General| Model | IV9675N |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Videoscope |
| Insertion Tube Diameter | 6.0 mm |
| Working Length | 7.5 m |
| Field of View | 90° |
| Direction of View | Forward |
| Monitor | Built-in |
| Light Source | LED |
| Storage Temperature | -20 °C to 60 °C |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Articulation | 4-way |
| Display | 8.4-inch WXGA |
Describes the instrument's purpose for inspecting and observing interiors of machinery without damage.
Explains the content and importance of reading the manual for safe and correct instrument operation.
Refers to the system chart for required and compatible devices, warning against using unlisted items.
Provides essential safety guidelines, including usage restrictions and handling procedures, to prevent injury or damage.
Details critical safety measures for attaching, using, and replacing the hook assembly to prevent damage or injury.
Outlines essential safety instructions for handling, charging, and storing batteries to prevent hazards like leakage or fire.
Explains the meaning of symbols and labels found on the base unit for safety and identification.
Details the labels and caution symbols present on the optional scope unit for proper identification and safety.
Describes the labels and caution symbols found on the optional remote control unit.
Guides the user on verifying the inclusion of all items after unpacking and contacting Olympus for missing or damaged parts.
Identifies and labels the components of the base unit, including the main unit and LCD unit.
Provides a detailed diagram and list of parts for the scope unit.
Illustrates and labels the various icons and indicators displayed on the live screen of the LCD monitor.
Details procedures for safely transporting the instrument's carrying case using its handles or extendable handle.
Explains how to load the battery, check its level, and connect the AC adapter for powering the instrument.
Lists inspection items for the instrument's components before and after use to ensure proper functionality.
Describes the procedure for powering on the instrument, including indicator lights and system enablement time.
Details how to operate the instrument using touch panel buttons, joysticks, and the remote control unit.
Guides on inserting the tube, angulating the section, locking the angle, and adjusting the image for observation.
Explains how to prepare the recording media and record still images and movies with the instrument.
Covers functions like freezing images, zooming, and adjusting brightness for optimal image viewing.
Explains how to navigate and operate menus using the touch panel or remote control unit.
Details the settings available in the initial menu, such as title input, white balance, and image mode adjustments.
Describes methods for inputting text titles using the on-screen keyboard or selecting preset titles.
Covers operations for managing recorded images and folders, including deleting, moving, renaming, and creating folders.
Outlines the step-by-step process for performing stereo measurements, from adapter attachment to value checking.
Guides on how to observe and prepare the measurement area using different display modes and spot ranging.
Details the process of selecting measurement methods, specifying points, recording results, and exiting measurement.
Illustrates the workflow for scaler measurement, from attaching the adapter to observing and measuring the area.
Explains how to specify reference points, set reference length, measure points, record results, and exit scaler measurement.
Provides a guide for diagnosing and resolving common instrument issues, including error messages and problems.
Instructs users on how to contact Olympus for repairs, including necessary information and warranty considerations.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning various parts of the instrument, including the insertion tube and optical adapter.
Details how to properly store the instrument in its carrying case to maintain its condition and prevent damage.
Lists the environmental conditions, including temperature, pressure, and humidity, for optimal instrument operation.
Details specifications for optical systems, distal ends, flexibility, and index lines for various model series.
Covers EMC, FCC, WEEE, Chinese RoHS directives, and software license information for the product.
Provides specifications for optical adapters designed for 4-mm type insertion tubes.
Lists the specifications for optical adapters compatible with 6.2-mm type insertion tubes.
Details the specifications of optical adapters intended for use with 6-mm type insertion tubes.
Presents a visual diagram of the system components and their connections, including optional accessories.
