What to do if my Olympus Analytical Instruments shows 'RECORDING MEDIA FULL'?
To address a 'RECORDING MEDIA FULL' error on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, delete any unnecessary data from the USB flash drive to free up space. Alternatively, replace the current USB flash drive with a new one.
Why my Olympus Analytical Instruments system cannot be turned on?
If the system cannot be turned on, ensure the AC adapter or battery is correctly connected. Also, verify that you are pressing the power button on the main unit. If it still fails to turn on, check that you are using the designated AC adapter or battery for the Olympus Analytical Instruments.
What to do if I see a 'LOW BATTERY' message on my Olympus Analytical Instruments?
If you see a 'LOW BATTERY' message on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, immediately stop any image recording, copying, USB formatting, or deleting operations. Replace the battery or connect the AC adapter to continue using the instrument.
Crucial safety guidelines for handling the instrument and its environment.
Safety guidelines specific to handling and using the instrument's batteries.
Steps for preparing the instrument before operation, including adapter attachment.
Steps to view an observation object using the instrument.
Procedures for recording still and movie images, including preparation.
How to navigate and use the instrument's menu system.
Overview of the stereo measurement process and screen flow.
Procedure for securely attaching the stereo optical adapter.
How to register or re-register stereo optical adapters for measurements.
How to select an already registered stereo optical adapter.
Procedure for confirming measurement accuracy before and after use.
How to select and capture the appropriate area for measurement.
Performing measurements of distance, area, depth, and lines.
Guide for diagnosing and resolving common instrument issues and error messages.
General| Category | Industrial Videoscope |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP55 |
| Light Source | LED |
| Bending Angle | Up to 180° (dependent on model) |
| Image Sensor | 1/4-inch CMOS |
| Insertion Tube Diameter | 4.0 mm, 6.0 mm |
| Direction of View | Side (dependent on model) |
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