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Brand | Pearpoint |
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Model | Flexitrax P550c |
Category | Analytical Instruments |
Language | English |
Read the operation manual before using the P550c system. Understand system modularity and development changes.
Details the EU Directives this equipment complies with, including EMC, EMF, Low Voltage, RoHS, and WEEE.
States compliance with Canadian ICES-003 Class A notice for digital apparatus.
Specifies the system's rating for solid particle and liquid ingress protection according to IEC standard 60529.
Outlines compliance with FCC Rules Part 15, detailing conditions for operation and interference.
Explains the meaning of warnings, cautions, and notes in the manual for safe operation.
Illustrates and explains common warning symbols used in the manual for hazard identification.
Emphasizes the importance of risk assessment before starting inspections, especially in hazardous environments.
Details critical safety measures for electrical connections, grounding, and handling live systems.
Highlights biological hazards in foul systems and recommends appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
Provides safety guidelines for the Li-Ion battery, including handling, charging, and temperature limits.
Warns about hot cameras and powerful LEDs, advising on safe handling and viewing.
Advises on the potential energy stored in coiled rods and the need for competent handling.
Provides guidance on safely lifting and transporting system components, noting their weight.
Lists key features of the P550c inspection system, including recording, storage, and modularity.
Defines key terms like 'Zero distance' and 'Crawler/Tractor' for system operation.
Advises caution during inspections and familiarization with health and safety requirements.
Details Pearpoint's training services for equipment operators to improve efficiency and safety.
Guides users on how to access new software, documentation, and application notes.
Provides contact information for technical assistance via email or website.
Provides step-by-step instructions for experienced users to quickly set up and operate the P550c system.
Describes the P550c controller as the command module, its screen, storage, and compatibility.
Details the components and functions of the controller's front panel and handle.
Identifies connection panels, status indicators, and the support clamp on the rear of the controller.
Explains the meaning of the LEDs on the controller handle indicating WiFi, power, and battery status.
Details the power socket, video input, Ethernet port, and link cable socket on the main panel.
Describes the HDMI output, USB ports, and fuse holder on the auxiliary connection panel.
Explains the function of each panel button for recording, playback, photos, and distance settings.
Illustrates the home screen interface and its elements for managing surveys and system settings.
Covers battery care, temperature effects on battery life, and general battery information.
Details the types of cable drums supported (powered and manual) and their capacities.
Describes the powered drum, including its components like the support stand and on/off switch.
Explains the manual drum and its associated Power Supply Unit (PSU) and their components.
Introduces the P354 and P356 crawlers and the available camera options (FW, PT, PTZ).
Details the different types of pushrod reels compatible with the P550c system.
Identifies key features of the pushrod reel, including the pushrod, stowage hooks, and brake.
Describes the three available color camera options for pushrod systems (1", 1¼", 2").
Explains the Universal Flexi and different types of sondes for pipe navigation and location.
Details the use of universal skids and plumbers skidballs for camera centering and protection.
Covers assembly options for crawlers, cameras, and accessories, including wheel sets.
Describes wheel and tire options for P354 and P356 crawlers, including specialized abrasive wheels.
Explains how to connect different high-resolution cameras to the crawler and their features.
Details the different types of elevators (fixed, adjustable, powered) for centering cameras in pipes.
Describes the auxiliary lighthead for providing additional illumination in large or dark pipes.
Instructs on connecting the crawler to the cable drum and securing the cable termination.
Explains the use of optional tools for safely deploying and retrieving crawlers in conduits.
Details the connection of the external PSU to the manual drum using the link cable.
Covers mounting the command module to drums and its power, data, and video connections.
Describes controller mounting on drums, power options, internal storage, and USB/keyboard interfaces.
Explains the optional use of a headset with a microphone for audio commentary.
Details how to connect pushrods to the system and select the correct reel type.
Guides on attaching cameras to pushrods, checking lenses, and adjusting camera focus.
Explains how to attach sondes for tracing pipe paths and locating the camera using a locator.
Describes the universal flexi attachment for helping negotiate sharp bends in pipes.
Details the use of skids to center and protect the camera, and align it with the pipe axis.
Explains the optional use of W-Skids for centering cameras in larger pipes.
Covers battery charging before first use, low charge conditions, and vehicle power options.
Instructs on inserting the 5A fuse into the auxiliary connection panel before powering on.
Guides on powering on the controller, noting its earth status and initial setup wizard launch.
Details the setup wizard process for language, date/time, keyboard layout, and company information.
Explains the need to confirm connected equipment and calibrate reels after powering up.
Describes the status icons displayed on the home screen for drum, crawler, and pushrod connections.
Outlines the main settings menus for configuring controller, screen overlay, and equipment parameters.
Covers screen brightness, menu scrolling, language, distance units, keyboard, and date/time settings.
Details how to configure date/time, pushrod distance, pitch, and Mimic OSD on the screen display.
Explains how to configure drum type, tractor type, wheel size, camera type, and powered elevator.
Covers options for enforcing mandatory fields and validating data format in survey reports.
Details how to configure the controller's WiFi and Ethernet connections for internet access.
Guides on setting up an email connection for sending survey reports via email.
Explains how to set up a connection to a Dropbox account for uploading survey reports.
Covers power management options, software updates, diagnostic tasks, and USB stick formatting.
Explains how to enter company details and import a company logo for report personalization.
Provides steps to import a company logo for the splash screen and report title pages.
Guides on setting up a title page that is attached to all survey videos recorded.
Details how to add text, graphics, and company/survey details to create custom title pages.
Instructs on enabling the video title page feature and setting its duration.
Emphasizes assessing deployment, safety, and environmental risks before operation.
Guides on selecting and confirming attached equipment via the Equipment settings menu.
Explains the function of the Emergency Stop button and the procedure for resetting the system.
Covers the process of deploying crawlers into pipes, emphasizing safe lifting procedures.
Reiterates safety assessments and recommends using downhole/manhole rollers to protect the crawler cable.
Lists components of the crawler deployment tool and provides cautions for lifting the crawler.
Details strap assembly for crawlers, emphasizing correct screw tightening and system integrity.
Explains how to attach crawler hooks and elevator cradles to deployment poles.
Recommends using cable deployment rollers to protect the cable from abrasion.
Guides on zeroing the distance counter after deploying the crawler and its safety function.
Explains the integrated sonde for locating the crawler using a Radiodetection locator.
Describes how to stop the drive system using the STOP button or joystick.
Details driving and retrieving crawlers using the controller or pendant, and operational notes.
Explains AUTO and manual modes for drum and crawler operation, recommending AUTO for tandem use.
Describes steering mechanisms for the P356 crawler, noting proportionality to speed and manual mode benefits.
Explains the intuitive control of crawler and camera functions using the left and right hand joysticks.
Details the automatic TILT warning that displays when the crawler's roll exceeds 35 degrees.
Describes how associated buttons control the elevator position when a powered elevator is fitted.
Details camera features controlled by the right-hand joystick and buttons for locating faults.
Explains the 'Direct' and 'Go To' modes for camera positioning, and their joystick controls.
Guides on connecting and calibrating pushrod reels for accurate distance measurements.
Provides steps for unwinding and deploying the pushrod and camera into the pipe.
Explains how to zero the camera distance for accurate location of pipe defects.
Details how to stream video images from the P550c to a connected device like a phone or tablet.
Covers the process of recording videos, their format (MP4), size limits, and attachment to surveys.
Explains the functions of the panel buttons for video control (record, play, pause, stop) and photos.
Describes the on-screen indicators for recording status, audio, and available disk space.
Provides a fast method for recording new videos, setting up basic surveys, and using controller tools.
Guides on specifying survey details like name, format (basic/structured), and then starting recording.
Details various tools for augmenting survey videos, including pause, resume, stop, and rotate functions.
Explains how to capture screenshots (photos) during recording or playback, or directly.
Guides on adding text and shapes to highlight pipe defects during video recording.
Details how to add audio commentary to survey videos using a microphone or headset.
Explains how to listen to audio commentary on playback using headphones or loudspeakers.
Guides on replaying videos, including stop, pause, forward, rewind, and adding observations.
Describes how to capture photos directly without recording or playing a video.
Instructs on turning off the camera to save battery power when the controller battery is low.
Provides steps for winding the reel to retrieve the camera and cleaning the pushrod and camera.
Guides on creating new surveys, setting name and format (basic or structured).
Explains how to edit title pages, survey headers, and manage observations within the Edit Survey screen.
Details how to manage existing surveys, including selecting, deleting, exporting, and searching.
Instructs on opening an existing survey to record videos or take observation photos.
Explains how to quickly search for surveys by ID, title, or survey type.
Guides on sorting surveys by title or date created, and how to restore default sorting.
Details procedures for deleting single or multiple surveys to free up storage space.
Explains how to change the default survey title to a custom name.
Guides on editing header details in existing surveys, including mandatory fields.
Covers exporting surveys to USB, Dropbox, or email, and details what data is included in exports.
Instructs on connecting the controller to the internet via WiFi for exporting surveys.
Guides on disconnecting from the current WiFi network and connecting to a new one.
Details how to select single or multiple surveys for export via USB, email, or Dropbox.
Provides steps for exporting surveys to a USB memory stick after selecting export options.
Guides on exporting survey reports as email attachments, including recipient and message setup.
Explains how recipients are saved automatically and how to add or remove them from the address book.
Details exporting single surveys to Dropbox, including specifying the destination subfolder.
Explains observations as key parts of survey reports, used for recording pipe defects and connections.
Describes MSCC and EN13508 condition codes for structured surveys, aiding fast data entry.
Guides on adding observations during video recording or playback, including filling required fields.
Explains how to quickly review video segments corresponding to recorded observations.
Provides steps to view or edit existing observations and their associated fields.
Details procedures for deleting single or multiple observations, noting photo deletion.
Explains the use of clock references to locate defects on the pipe wall accurately.
Covers report generation in DOCX and XML formats, including survey header and observation details.
Describes the inclusion of drain/sewer diagrams in MSCC survey reports showing observations.
Explains the diagrams included in manhole/inspection chamber survey reports showing depth and code.
Guides on streaming video images from the P550c to a nearby connected device via WiFi.
Explains how to use shortcuts and text input to filter drop-down menus for faster data entry.
Lists the survey standards supported by the P550c controller, including MSCC and EN13508.
Details how to generate reports compliant with WinCan reporting software.
Provides steps for enabling PC control via direct Ethernet connection without a router.
Details how to enable PC control via Ethernet connection when the PC is connected via a router.
Explains the meaning of status icons for normal operation, software updates, and detected issues.
Emphasizes not dismantling parts, recommending authorized service, and storing the system correctly.
Advises storing the precision system, including accessories, in a clean and dry environment.
Guides on keeping connection points clean, checking O-rings, and protecting terminals.
Advises on keeping the rod guide clean, checking for wear, and potential hazards from wear.
Provides instructions for cleaning the camera, pushrod, and controller with disinfectant and mild soap.
Describes performing a factory reset to restore the controller to its original state, requiring setup.
Guides on checking for, downloading, and installing software updates for enhanced performance.
Details technical specifications for the P550c controller, including battery, connectivity, and dimensions.
Provides specifications for powered and manual drum systems, including cable lengths and ingress protection.
Lists specifications for P354 small and P356 medium crawlers, including diameter range and weight.
Details specifications for various elevators (fixed, manual, powered) used with P354 and P356 crawlers.
Specifies the lighthead's lighting capabilities, construction, ingress protection, and dimensions.
Compares specifications for forward-view, pan-tilt, and pan-tilt-zoom crawler cameras.
Details available crawler wheel types (solid, pneumatic, rasp) and wheel spacers for pipe sizes.
Lists available lengths for link cables connecting P550c system modules.
Provides configuration examples for crawler wheels and elevators based on pipe size and stability.
References page 53 for examples on configuring crawlers for different pipe diameters.
Details dimensions, weight, construction, rod length, and rod diameter for pushrod reels.
Compares specifications for 1", 1¼", and 2" pushrod cameras, including resolution and lighting.
Explains software licensing under GNU GPL/LGPL and how to obtain source code.