Instruction Manual

PRO Series
EN
Table of contents
1. Foreword .................................................................................... 3
2. Warnings and Precautions ......................................................... 4
2.1 Symbols and terms ......................................................... 4
2.2 General warnings and precautions ................................. 4
2.3 Warnings on handling the battery ................................... 7
2.4 Notes on disposal and recycling ................................... 10
3. Scope of delivery ...................................................................... 11
4. Introduction............................................................................... 14
4.1 iRIS 7 PRO / iRIS X PRO.............................................. 14
4.2 iLED/ XLED ................................................................... 15
4.3 iCAPTURE PRO ........................................................... 16
4.4 HDMI PRO .................................................................... 17
4.5 HDMI Zoom ................................................................... 17
4.6 Cube Cam Pro .............................................................. 18
4.7 Type shield .................................................................... 18
4.8 Connection of the probe ................................................ 19
5. Preparation of the system ........................................................ 20
5.1 Preparation of the power supply ................................... 20
5.2 Before use ..................................................................... 21
6. System operation ..................................................................... 27
6.1 Rotating the display unit ................................................ 27
6.2 Control the deflection of the endoscope........................ 27
6.3 Passing bends............................................................... 28
6.4 Retracting the endoscope ............................................. 29
6.5 Installing the side view adapter ..................................... 30
6.6 Adjustment and changing of the lens ............................ 31

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7. EIOS (Endoscopic Imaging Operating System)....................... 32
7.1 Glossary to the EIOS .................................................... 38
8. Cleaning and care.................................................................... 44
8.1 Cleaning the probe ....................................................... 44
8.2 Cleaning the distal end ................................................. 44
8.3 Cleaning the lens .......................................................... 46
8.4 Cleaning the display ..................................................... 47
8.5 Cleaning of the main unit .............................................. 47
8.6 Battery .......................................................................... 48
8.7 Stowing and storing the system .................................... 48
9. Spare parts and accessories ................................................... 49
10. Service ..................................................................................... 51
11. Technical data ......................................................................... 52
11.1 iRIS 7 PRO ................................................................. 52
11.2 iRIS X PRO ................................................................. 54
11.3 iCAPTURE PRO ......................................................... 56
11.4 iLED PRO ................................................................... 58
11.5 XLED PRO ................................................................. 59
11.6 XLED 3 ....................................................................... 61
11.7 HDMI Zoom ................................................................ 62
11.8 HDMI PRO .................................................................. 62
11.9 CubeCam PRO ........................................................... 63
12. Notes ....................................................................................... 64

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1. Foreword

We thank you for purchasing our product and welcome you to IT

Concepts!

Diverse inspection objects, materials and lighting conditions often make

it difficult to obtain sharp and high-quality images. Our product is easy to
adjust to your application to obtain optimal inspection images even in
difficult situations.

Always keep the operating instructions of our endoscope system

nearby. It contains all important information for safe and efficient
operation of the system. Read this manual carefully before using the
system to ensure proper operation.

This system is for viewing the inside of materials, machines,

components and other objects without damaging them. Should you have
any further questions, please contact our service team.

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2. Warnings and Precautions

2.1 Symbols and terms

Danger

Describes a dangerous situation which can lead to serious injury or even

death if the operating instructions are not followed.

Caution

Describes a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in minor or moderate injury.
"Caution" – signs may also refer to unsafe use or a possible
resulting material damage.

Notice

Points out additional information.

2.2 General warnings and precautions

Danger
Do not use this system to view the inside of people or
animals!

Do not use the system in areas with explosion hazards!

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 2. General warnings and precautions
Caution

Do not open the housing. There is a risk of electric shock from live parts.

Do not use the system in running or electrically live objects. There is a

risk of electric shock to the user.

Stop using the appliance immediately if smoke rises from the appliance,
it smells abnormal, unusual noises are produced or other unusual
operating phenomena occur.

Before storing the system, be sure to turn off the power and remove the
battery.

When using power supply units without protective ground connection

and without electrical isolation, voltage may be conducted on the
tungsten braid. Therefore, only power supply units authorized by us
should be used.

Do not use the system if condensation has formed. If condensation has

formed inside the lens and you continue to use the system, the system
may be damaged.

Do not use the system while it is wrapped in a plastic bag or similar.

This will hinder cooling of the system.

Only use accessories approved by us.

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 2. General warnings and precautions
Caution

Avoid damage, shocks and dropping the device.

Do not use the probe if it may come into contact with liquids other than
fresh and saltwater, diesel oil or machine oil.

Do not continue to use the device if there is an unusual behavior of the

angulation. Do not use force when using the angle control.

Prevent the lens from falling. The lens optics may be damaged if the
lens is dropped.

Prevent the system from falling when cables or other devices are
connected. The connections may be damaged.

If system connections are wet or dirty, clean the connections first before
continuing to use the system.

Do not open any connections if your hands are wet or you are in an
environment with high humidity.

Do not remove the battery or AC adapter while the system is in

operation.

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 2. General warnings and precautions
Caution

Do not continue to use the device when the battery indicator is flashing.
Switch off the device and use an external power supply. The device may
power down when the battery level is low and unsaved data may be lost.
Do not exert excessive force when removing the system from the case.
Further specific safety measures can be found in the chapters under the
description of handling.

2.3 Warnings on handling the battery

Danger

Only use the battery authorized by us.

Prevent short circuits between the contacts.

Prevent the battery electrodes from being connected by metal objects.

Do not transport the battery together with other metal objects.

Prevent the battery from getting wet.

Do not throw the battery into fire and do not expose the battery to
excessive heat.

Do not open or modify the battery pack.

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 2. General warnings and precautions

Danger

Do not puncture the battery or hit it with any object.

Do not use the battery in places where it is exposed to extreme heat or

direct sunlight.

If battery acid should get in your eye when the battery is damaged, it
can cause blindness. Rinse your eye with tap water and consult a doctor
immediately.

Caution

Do not cover the charger during charging.

If the battery gets hot during the charging process, noises are produced,
smell or smoke develops, stop the charging process immediately.

Do not use batteries that are leaking liquid, deformed, discolored, or

show other unusual signs.

Rinse leaked battery acid immediately from your skin or clothing.

Consult a doctor if necessary.

Ensure that there are no foreign objects in the battery compartment or

that the battery compartment is not deformed.

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 2. General warnings and precautions

Do not use commercially available travel adapters when charging the

device.

Do not store the battery in very hot or cold places.

Avoid touching the battery contacts with wet hands.

Should the device not be used for a longer period of time, remove the
battery from the device and store it in a dry place.

Notice

Charge the battery fully before first use or after a long period of storage.

If the battery is used outside the recommended operating temperature,

this may result in reduced performance and operating time.

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 2. General warnings and precautions

2.4 Notes on disposal and recycling

Our system is an electronic device and must not be disposed of in

household waste. According to the European Directive 2002/96/EC on
electrical, electronic and waste equipment and its implementation in
national law, power tools that are no longer in use must be collected
separately and recycled in an environmentally friendly manner.

Recycling. Take-back of batteries according to battery regulation

(BattV): According to battery regulation (BattV) we are obliged to inform
you about the regulations and obligations for disposal and taking back of
used batteries and accumulators. End consumers are obliged to return
used batteries and accumulators according to §7 BattV. Batteries and
accumulators containing harmful substances are marked with a crossed-
out wheeled bin, under which the chemical symbol of the heavy metal
they contain appears (Cd for cadmium, Hg for mercury and Pb for lead).
Batteries and accumulators must not be disposed of with household
waste. They can be disposed of free of charge at any collection and
return point provided for this purpose. Batteries and accumulators
received from us can of course be returned or handed over to us after
use.

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3. Scope of delivery

iRIS 7 PRO / iLED/XLED PRO XLED 3 iCAPTURE PRO

iRIS X PRO

HDMI PRO HDMI Zoom CubeCam PRO

iRIS Case iRIS BriefCase Video Pro System Case

XLED PRO CASE

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 3. Scope of delivery

Li- Ion battery Battery charger AC Adapter + AC Power

Supply Cable

Objective Lens Tool Objective Lens Box for Optical

Accessories

USB Stick 16GB ITC Case Pocket Neckholder

Connection Cable Pro 1.8m HDMI cable 1.8m ITC PRO Series
Instruction manual

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3. Scope of delivery

iRIS 7 PRO iRIS X PRO iLED PRO XLED PRO XLED 3 iCAPTURE PRO HDMI ZOOM HDMI PRO Cube Cam Pro
iRIS Case X - - - - - - - -
iRIS Briefcase - X - - - - - - -
Video PRO
- - X - - - - - -
System Case
XLED PRO Case - - - X X X - - -
Akku X X - - - X - - -
Akku Ladegerät +
X X - - - X - - -
Netzteil
AC Adapter + AC
Power Supply - - - - - - X X -
Cable
USB-Stick x x - - - X - X -
Connection Cable
- - X X X - - - -
PRO
ITC Case Pocket - X - - - - - - -
Objective Lens X - X - - - - - -
Objective Lens
X - X - - - - - -
Tool
Box for Optical
X - X - - - - - -
Accessories
Neckholder X X - - - X - - -

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HDMI Kabel - - - - - - X X -
ITC PRO Series GA X X X X X X X X X
 4. Introduction

4.1 iRIS 7 PRO / iRIS X PRO

Battery compartment

USB-connection
LED-push button
Power Button

12V DC-connection

Rotating mechanism
Angle lever Angle lever
Left/right up/down
Capture button

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 4. Introduction

4.2 iLED/ XLED

LED-Button

Angle lever Angle lever

Up/down Left/right

Capture button Handle

Kink protection

Probe

Angle unit
with distal end

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 4. Introduction

4.3 iCAPTURE PRO

Battery compartment

USB-connection Connection port for

Power Button probe

12V DC-connection

Thread for tripod

Tripod

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 4. Introduction

4.4 HDMI PRO

Power LED

USB connection:
Connection port
- Mass memory
for probe
- Mouse

Connection for monitor:

12V DC-connection HDMI + USB for

operation on a touch
display.

On/Off Switch

4.5 HDMI Zoom

Connection port Power LED

Zoom + for probe

12V DC-connection
Zoom -

On/Off switch

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 4. Introduction

4.6 Cube Cam Pro

Capture Button Connection for output

device

4.7 Type shield

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 4. Introduction

4.8 Connection of the probe

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5. Preparation of the system

5.1 Preparation of the power supply

5.1.1 Battery operation

Charging the battery

Please refer to the enclosed operating instructions of the charger before
charging the battery.
The battery must be removed from the battery compartment for
charging. By unscrewing the screw plug, it is possible to open the cover
of the battery compartment.
For charging, the battery must be connected to the supplied charger.

Caution
Only the supplied charger may be used to charge the battery.
Otherwise, there is a risk that the cells of the battery may be
damaged.

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 5. Preparation of the system
5.1.2 Operation with an external power supply

Optionally our system can be operated as follows:

1. AC Adapter + cold appliance cable

2. Car Battery Cable

3. Cigarette Lighter Cable

4. powerBelt

Caution
Always unplug the power cord by the plug. Pulling on the power
cord may cause damage and malfunction.
5.2 Before use

5.2.1 Inserting the battery.

5.2.2 Switching on the system.

5.2.3 Checking the battery charge level.

5.2.4 Selection of the menu/display language.

5.2.5 Checking the LED.

5.2.6 Setting of white balance.

5.2.7 Checking the deflection unit and control.

5.2.8 Inspection before and after use.

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 5. Preparation of the system
5.2.1 Inserting the battery
To insert the battery, loosen the screw connection of the battery
compartment and insert the battery as shown in the drawing. Then
screw the battery compartment back on. (Please refer to the drawing in
section "Preparing the power supply" on page 20)

5.2.2 Switching on the system

To turn on the system, press the Power Button for about 3 seconds. The
system will start and show the video image in live mode.

To switch off the system after use, use the button provided in the main
menu. (See the diagram under "EIOS" on page 32)
If the system does not respond and no more input is possible through
the control panel, press the Power Button for about 10 seconds.

5.2.3 Checking the battery level

When the system is used in battery mode, it shows the battery status in
the upper right corner of the display. Make sure that the battery is
charged before you start the inspection.

Caution
Do not take pictures or perform delete operations when the battery
level is very low. The system may shut down due to power failure
and may damage data.

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 5. Preparation of the system
5.2.4 Selecting the menu/display language
To set the display language please follow the explanation in section
"EIOS" on page 32.

5.2.5 Checking the LED

Check the function of the LED illumination at the distal end before each
use.
To do this, switch the illumination on by pressing the LED button on the
back of the device for a long time. Press the button briefly to switch
through the 3 brightness levels.

Caution
Do not look directly into the light of the distal end, this can cause
permanent damage to your retina.
Please switch off the light when the system is not in use.

5.2.6 Setting of white balance

Perform white balance before using the system.
To perform the white balance, hold a white, non-reflecting object, such
as a sheet of paper, about 20mm to 40mm in front of the lens and turn
the LED to the highest brightness level.
Then follow the instructions on the display. (Explanation under item
"EIOS" on page 32)

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 5. Preparation of the system
5.2.7 Checking the deflection unit and control.
First, lay the probe out straight. To check the mobility of the deflection
unit, first move the control lever U/D from one maximum position to the
other so that the deflection unit moves in a vertical plane. Then set the
control lever to the neutral position again.
Move the control lever R/L analogously so that the deflection unit moves
in a horizontal plane. Then return the control lever to the neutral
position.
Caution
If problems occur during this check, discontinue use and contact our
technical service.

5.2.8 Inspection before and after use

Before and also after use, the components of our system must be
checked for damage or soiling. The following part lists what has to be
checked and if there is a fault or contamination, how to remedy it.

Head unit
Is there any dirt, e.g. foreign bodies such as dirt or liquid on the housing,
the battery compartment cover or one of the connectors?
If so, please observe the cleaning instructions under "Cleaning and
care" -> "Main unit". (page 47)
Are there any damages, e.g. cracks, deformations or other conspicuous
features?
If so, this component must be repaired or replaced. Please contact us.

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 5. Preparation of the system

Display
Is there any dirt, e.g. foreign bodies such as dirt or liquid, on the system
display?
If so, please observe the cleaning instructions under "Cleaning and
Care" -> "Display". (page 47)
Are there any damages, e.g. cracks, deformations or other conspicuous
features?
If so, this component must be repaired or replaced. Please contact us.

Probe
Is there any contamination, e.g. foreign bodies such as dirt or liquid, on
the probe or the sheathing?
If so, please observe the cleaning instructions under "Cleaning and
Care" -> "Probe". (page 44)
Are there any damages, e.g. cracks, deformations or other conspicuous
features?
If so, this component must be repaired or replaced. Please contact us.

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 5. Preparation of the system

Distal end
Is there any contamination, e.g. foreign bodies such as dirt or liquid, on
the probe or the sheathing?
If so, please observe the cleaning instructions under "Cleaning and
Care" -> "Distal end". (page 44)
Are there any damages, e.g. cracks, deformations or other conspicuous
features?
If so, this component must be repaired or replaced. Please contact us.

Caution
The distal end can heat up during use due to its own heat or heat
from the inspected object. Do not touch the distal end immediately
after use, let it cool down first to avoid burns.
Do not inspect an object until the distal end has been cleaned to
avoid damage.
Never use the system if you detect a loose component. Loose
components can fall into the object to be inspected.

Lens
Are there dirt or water drops on the outside or inside of the lens or on
the lens thread?
If so, please observe the cleaning instructions under "Cleaning and
Care" -> "Lens". (page 46)
Are any components loose, deformed or is the lens thread worn out?
If so, the component must be repaired or replaced. Please contact us.

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6. System operation

6.1 Rotating the display unit

By lifting the clamping ring under the rubber cover the locking of the
display unit is released. The display unit can now be turned.

6.2 Control the deflection of the endoscope

The deflection unit can be moved in two planes (see figure) using the
control levers.

The figure shows the operating levers in the "neutral" starting position. In
this position, the angular deflection unit is straight.

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 6.System operation

6.3 Passing bends

Expansion and bending of the object to be examined must be large

enough to allow the movement of the bending unit and the probe head.
Prior to inspection, the general feasibility shall be checked visually or by
means of a design drawing.
The procedure described below must be carried out analog to the
described procedure for each bending. If resistance or other problems
occur, the probe must be carefully withdrawn.

Figure A A
Under observation via the display
the probe is careful inserted until the beginning
of the bend.

Figure B
B
With simultaneous observation via
the display move the angular deflection unit
through the bend of the cavity.by means of the
control levers

Figure C C
The insertion process is to be continued under
observation on the display
The angle of the deflection unit
must be adjusted to the curvature of the object
bit by bit during the further course of
insertion process.

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 6.System operation
Figure D D
After passing the bend
the angular deflection unit is returned to the neutral
position using the operating levers.

6.4 Retracting the endoscope

When retracting the endoscope, the deflection unit must first be

straightened, i.e. the control levers must be positioned in the neutral
position.

By observing the display and moving the operating levers accordingly,

an even distance between the probe head and the walls of the room
must be maintained during the return process.

Caution
Both control levers of the deflection unit must be brought into the
neutral position before retracting the probe!

Notice
If there is resistance during retraction, it is advisable to rotate the
probe slightly in both directions around its longitudinal axis and
move it carefully back and forth until the probe is released.

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 6.System operation

6.5 Installing the side view adapter

For the installation of the side view adapter please refer to the separate
instructions, which coincides with your device diameter!

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 6.System operation

6.6 Adjustment and changing of the lens

Various interchangeable lenses are available for our systems (except

4mm). Thus, the optimal field of view or the optimal aperture can be
selected at any time.
In order to be able to distinguish our lenses, they are colored differently.
With the lens key the lens can be adjusted or exchanged. The working
distance is infinitely variable by turning it in or out of the probe head.

Turn in / distance Turn out / close-up

Caution
Do not screw the lens in or out using force.

Notice
It is recommended to set the required working distance before
starting the inspection.

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7. EIOS (Endoscopic Imaging Operating System)

L1 Info Free Memory

Camera
Version
IP-Address
Serial number

L2 Settings Camera Settings*

White balance Follow instructions
Automatic exposure/ - Lighting +
Manual mode - Gain +
AEC Level Low / Normal / High
Window Full / Center /
Combined
Type Manual setting of the
measuring fields
Mirroring Mirror image

*Applies to XLED PRO, iRIS X PRO and XLED 3

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L2 Settings Camera Settings*
Contrast - 128 +
Brightness -0+
Saturation - 128 +
Hue -0+
Sharpness - 64 +
Frame Integration Off/ short/ long
Mirroring Mirror image

* Applies to iLED PRO and iRIS 7 PRO

L2 Settings Tuning
Default annotation Adaptation of the
standard annotation
Media storage device/ USB
Image format JPG/ PNG/ BMP
Save image size Original/
1080p (1920x1080) /
SXGA (1280x1024) /
720p (1280/720) /
XGA (1024/768)
Image prefix none / Edit
Image suffix Date/ counter
Logo/Watermark Edit

L2 Settings Settings
Language Select language
Auto hide buttons off/ 5 sec/ 10 sec/ 15
sec
End button Capture/Record
Freeze/Capture
Capture/Measure
Capture/Switch
Camera
Set time Edit
Auto timeout off/ 10 Min/ 20 Min/ 30
Min/ 40 Min/
50 Min
WiFi Network settings
Factoryreset

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L3 Zoom +

L4 Zoom -

L5 Display settings - Brightness +

- Contrast +
- Saturation +
- Sharpness +*
*Sharpness only available with iRIS 7 PRO and iLED PRO

L7 Markings L1 Zoom +
L2 Zoom -
L3 Center Image
Stereo measurement**/
L6
Camera reset
L7 Measure**/ calibrate
R1 Back
R2 Add marker
R6 Annotaton
R7 Save

L1 Add cross
L2 Add line
L3 Add circle
L4 Add arrow
The selected marker is highlighted green during editing. All markers can also be moved by
touch.
**Only on stereo probe.

Cross
L3 Move up R1 Back
L4 Move down R2 Add marker
L5 Move left R3 Edit marker
L6 Move right R4 Delete selected
R6 Annotation
R7 Save

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Line
L1 Switch edge R1 Back
L3 Move up R2 Add marker
L4 Move down R3 Edit marker
L5 Move left R4 Delete selected
L6 Move right R6 Annotation
L7 Measure R7 Save

Circle
L1 Increase radius R1 Back
L2 Decrease radius R2 Add marker
L3 Move up R3 Edit marker
L4 Move down R4 Delete selected
L5 Move left R6 Annoation
L6 Move right R7 Save

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Add arrow
L1 Switch edge R1 Back
L3 Move up R2 Add marker
L4 Move down R3 Edit marker
L5 Move left R4 Delete selected
L6 Move right R6 Annotation
R7 Save

Hold for three seconds: Shutdown / Reboot System

R1 Exit
/ Back

R2 Filemanager L2 Dir up
L3 New dir
L4 Set as work
R1 Back
R2 Open
R3 Select: on/off

R3 Smart Inspector

Select dir/ image Live image

< For comparison>

>

Select image Save comparison Back

R4 Fullscreen Touch for full screen/ touch again for menu.

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R5 Select camera Select the camera to be displayed on the screen.

Start recording / Stop recording (automatic

R6 Start recording
storage)
A red frame is visible during recording.

Press briefly - Capture image (automatic

R7 Take picture
storage)
Long press - Freeze/release image
A blue frame is visible when the image is
frozen.

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 7.1 Glossary to the EIOS

Information Shows the internal free memory capacity as well as the

camera ID, software version and IP address.

Whitebalance White balance is used to adjust the camera to the color

temperature of the light source.

Automatic Exposure In auto mode, the system automatically controls the

exposure. In manual mode, the user adjusts shutter and
gain individually. The shutter regulates how much light
and how long it falls on the sensor. The Gain amplifies
the signal purely electrically at the expense of image
quality.

EC- Level Sets a level for automatic exposure.

Exposure Metering Sets the range of exposure metering in the video image.
Integral - Exposure metering over the entire video
image.
Spot - sets the metering range only on the center area of
the video image.
Center-weighted - measures at all points in the video
image, but most strongly in the center four squares.

Exp. Metering Here the exposure of the video image can be set
adjustment completely individually, from value 0 to 4.

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Mirroring Specifies whether and how the image should be

mirrored.
Normal - no mirroring
H - horizontal
V - vertical
H + V - horizontal and vertical.

Remark Here you can specify annotations/texts that are saved

with the images.
Annotations can also be created by scanning a QR
Code.
All annotations are stored in a dictionary and can be
reused.

Storage Here you can specify the location where recordings are
to be saved. Choose between the internal system
storage or a USB storage device.

File format Specify the image format to be saved: JPG, PNG or

BMP.

Image size Defines the size of the image to be saved.

Original (determined by sensor resolution) /
1080p (1920x1080) /
SXGA (1280x1024) /
720p (1280/720) /
XGA (1024/768)

File name Prefix Specifies a name with which each saved file should
begin.

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File name Suffix Files are stored either with the date or with a counter at
the end.

Logo/ Watermark- Here logos or watermarks can be inserted into recordings.

options

Language Select one of the system languages.

Set time/date Here you can manually set the time and date.

Capture Button Specify which function should be performed when the

Capture button is pressed:
Freeze/Capture:
press long - freezes the image. While the image is
frozen, a blue frame is visible
press and hold again - continues the live image
press briefly - saves a recording
Capture/Record:
press briefly - to save a still image
long press - to start video recording
Capture/Measure:
press briefly - to save a still image
Press and hold - to switch to measurement
Capture/Switch:
Press briefly - to save a still image Long press - to
change camera

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Automatic shutdown Defines after how many minutes without input the
system shuts down.

Hide buttons Defines after how many seconds the system shuts off
automatically the menu buttons.

WiFi Connect the system to the WiFi. Using WiFi, you can
view a live image from the camera, open the gallery, or
download saved images from the system.

Factory settings Resets the system to the factory settings.

Zoom + Zooms in on the image in 0.5 increments.

Zoom - Zooms out the image in 0.5 increments.

Display setting Various settings of the display can be changed here.

Markings Here you can set a marker to highlight areas in your

recordings.

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Calculate distance Stereo probe: Select the first point and the second point
of the object to be measured and the software will
calculate the distance.

Normal probe: The iRIS offers the possibility of a point-

to-point measurement in the image plane.
Select the menu item Markers, then the item Marker and
for measuring the line.
Calibration must be performed before comparative
measurement: Hold the probe head at a working
distance defined by you to an object of known size (e.g.:
scale).
Move the active cross (shown in green) to the first side
of the geometry. Press Change end to switch between
the crosses and use the navigation keys or the touch
display to move the second cross to the end of the
geometry. When both crosses are at the desired
position, please enter the dimension as value. To save
and exit the calibration press Confirm.
To exit without saving, press Back.
After pressing Confirm, the calibration is complete, and
you can perform a measurement by marking with a line
and saving it.

On/ Off Press and hold the button for about 3 seconds. In the
menu that appears, you can choose between
Shut down: Turns the system off.
Restart: Restarts the system.
Back: Go back to the live image.

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File manager In the file manager you can create new folders and
select the working folder.
Once you have selected a folder, you can select, open,
rename, copy, cut or delete recordings. You can also
write a note about a recording.

Smart Inspector With Smart Inspector, you see the current live image
on the right side of the display and can select an image
from the stored images on the left side to compare
them.
You can then save both images for comparison.

Full screen The current live image is shown on the entire display
without menu buttons. To display the menu buttons
again, touch the display again.

Record Video Starts the video recording. Press the button again to
stop recording. The file is then saved automatically. A
red frame is displayed during recording
When the recording is saved, folders are automatically
created with the date.

Record Photo Captures a single image and saves it automatically.

You can also capture still images during movie
recording.
When you save the recording, folders are automatically
created with the date.

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8. Cleaning and care

8.1 Cleaning the probe

If the probe is dirty, use a cloth moistened with clean water or a soft
sponge and then wipe it with another dry and clean cloth.

Caution
Dirt on the probe must be removed immediately after use. If the
contamination remains for a longer period of time, this can lead to
corrosion of the tungsten braiding.

8.2 Cleaning the distal end

Dirt on the lens

Hold the distal end by the sheath and remove dirt or moisture with a
clean and dry cotton cloth or cotton swab. If necessary, use a cloth or
cotton swab moistened with water.

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Caution
Make sure that no dirt or moisture remains on the distal end. This
can lead to disturbed illumination, increased heat development and
damage to the lens or distal end.

Dirt on the lens thread

If possible, use a small brush or a cotton swab to remove existing dirt or
liquid residues.
Regular cleaning will maintain the water resistance.

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8.3 Cleaning the lens

If the removable lens becomes dirty, use a clean and soft cotton cloth or
cotton swab. If necessary, use a cloth moistened with a commercially
available ethanol solution and then wipe it with another dry and clean
cloth.

If the back of the lens is dirty, use a cotton swab moistened with a
commercially available ethanol solution and clean until no more residue
is left on the cotton swab.

Caution
Do not use rough or hard cloths, they may damage the lens and
reduce the image quality.

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8.4 Cleaning the display

If the display is dirty, e.g. by fingerprints, use a cloth moistened with

clean water and then wipe it with another dry and clean cloth.

Caution
Do not use solutions containing alcohol such as ethanol or isopropyl
alcohol solutions, these are too aggressive and can damage the
display.
Do not use dirty or hard cloths, they can scratch the display.

8.5 Cleaning the main unit

If the main unit becomes dirty, use a cloth moistened with clean water
and then wipe it with another dry and clean cloth.

Caution
Never clean the system under running water.

Notice
Make sure that any dirt on the battery compartment, the connector
for the multi-port, the connector for the power source and the USB
connector is also removed.

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8.6 Battery

Battery life depends on the ambient temperature and the frequency of

use. However, if the battery life is unusually short, you should replace
your battery.
Please contact us for information on replacing the battery.

Caution
Make sure that no dirt or liquids get into the battery compartment.
If the battery is difficult to remove from the case, do not use force.
Please get in touch with us

8.7 Stowing and storing the system

Turn off the system, remove the battery or disconnect the power cord.
Align the deflection unit so that it is straight.
Also observe the points listed under "Before and after use".
Store the system at normal room temperature and humidity. For details
on storage temperature and humidity, refer to the specifications, for
each unit, starting on page 52.
Store the system on a flat surface.

Caution
Prevent kinking, pulling and twisting of the probe.

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9. Spare parts and accessories

Optional Accessories
900-00002-0034 Bracket for mounting the system
iRis Clamp on a table, pipe or similar
900-00002-0033 Movable arm for attachment to a
iRis Arm table, pipe or the like.
900-06000-0030-V A belt that you can wear around
powerBelt your hips to power the system,
which provides a longer working
time without removing and
charging the battery.
900-05000-0036 UN number: 3481,
Li- Ion Battery DG Description: Lithium Ion
battery in accordance with
Section II of PI967
Needs a label on the box as
shown below.
The weight of the battery is:
0.177 kg and has a watt-hour
rating of 2.7 to <100Wh and a
capacity of 3.23 Ah

900-05000-0037 A charger to charge the system

Charger für Li- Ion Battery battery.
900-05000-0004 An adapter cable to run the
Car Battery Cable system from the car battery.

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900-05000-0006-P An adapter cable to operate the

Cigarette Lighter Cable system via the cigarette lighter in
a 12V vehicle electrical system.
900-00003-0003/-0002/-0001 A flexible guide into which you
Inspection Guide 8.0 / 6.0 / 4.0 can insert the probe to give it a
certain stiffness and guide it
through difficult pipes/spaces.
900-00002-0027/-0028/-0029 A device that is attached to the
Centerizer large 8.0 / 6.0 / 4.0 probe in order to guide it through
pipes in a centered position.
900-00002-0030/-0031/-0032
Centerizer small 8.0 / 6.0 / 4.0
900-00003-0004-P/-0005-P/ A 42 cm long steel tube, which
-0006-P you attach directly to the probe,
Scope Grip 8.0 / 6.0 / 4.0 through which you pass the
probe, for example to bridge a
cavity.
930-00400-0003/-0004/-0005 A modular steel tube where you
Rigidizer 8.0 / 6.0 / 4.0 can vary the length by screwing
on 50cm long extensions. It
serves as a rigid guide for the
probe.
900-04003-0004-V IEC-60320 C5/C6 Coupling
AC-Adapter 12V DC/1,00A (Cloverleaf clutch)

820-00001-0003-V
AC Adapter 12V DC/5,00A
930-00500-0006 Power plug
Power Cable

If you have questions about compatibility, please contact us!

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10. Service

If your system should show an error, please do not hesitate to contact

us! We will process your request quickly!

In order to facilitate troubleshooting and reduce processing time, we ask

you to fill out the return form and inform us in advance of the reason for
return.

Do not open the system by yourself! Repairs may only be carried out by
IT Concepts GmbH.

Many thanks!

Contact

Tel.: +49 (0) 6441 679299 – 0

Fax: +49 (0) 6441 679299 – 99

IT Concepts GmbH
Gewerbestr. 17
D- 35633 Lahnau
www.itcworld.com
[email protected]

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11. Technical data

11.1 iRIS 7 PRO

Operating temperature
Distal end: 140°C max. 5 Minutes
(-25°C) to (+80°C)
Main unit and hand unit: (-25°C) to (+45°C)
Storage temperature: (-25°C) to (+60°C)
Relative humidity: 95% max., non-condensing

System
Display size: 7.0“
Display resolution: 1024x600 pixels
User Interface: EIOS (Endoscopic Imaging Operating System)
Interface: USB
Power supply primary: Rechargeable Li-ion battery
Power supply secondary: 12V adapter (optional accessory)
storage: Internal memory 16GB/ USB - Stick

Video format: (16GB included)

Aspect ratio: MPEG4 (.avi)

Camera and probe

Camera sensor: High resolution Super HAD CCD image sensor
Image analysis method: Comparative optical measurement

Probes (mm): 4.0 6.0 8.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 4.0 1.0 – 7.5 1.0 – 7.5

Angular deflection (2-fach / 4-fach): 4- fold 4- fold 4- fold
Integrated lens: ● - -
Exchangable lens: - ● ●
Side view adapter ● ● ●

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Other data
Waterproof: Display and main unit: IP54
Handle: IP54
Probe: IP67
Durability: Probe and distal end
Against oils and salt solutions (5%)
Ergonomics: 180° rotatable display
Dimensions (mm): height x width x depth:
430 x 187 x 104
Weight (mm): 1.65Kg (+/- depending on probe diameter and
probe length)
Housing: Robust PU with full rubber protection
Light Typ: High power LED with fiber optics
Light adjustment: 3-stage

Exchangable lenses

Probe FOV DOV F-stop DOF

4,0 mm** 60° 90° 10 – 60mm
6,0 mm 90° 0° 1:4,3 5mm - ∞ Red
6,0 mm 58° 0° 1:5,2 5mm - ∞ Black
6,0 mm 58° 0° 1:2,5 5mm - ∞ Gold
6,0 mm 120° 0° 1:4,0 5mm - ∞ Silver
6,0 mm** 60° 90° 5 – 15mm SVTA-N
6,0 mm** 60° 90° 15 – 60mm SVTA-F
8,0 mm 90° 0° 1:7,6 5mm - ∞ Red
8,0 mm 90° 0° 1:3,9 5mm - ∞ Silver
8,0 mm 58° 0° 1:7,0 5mm - ∞ Black
8,0 mm 28° 0° 1:5,3 15mm - ∞ Blue
8,0 mm 63° 0° 1:2,5 8mm - ∞ Gold
8,0 mm 28° 0° 1:5,3 15mm - ∞ Blue-UV
8,0 mm 90° 0° 1:3,9 5mm - ∞ Silver-UV
8,0 mm** 60° 90° 5mm - ∞ SVTA
DOV = direction of view; SD = short working distance; FOV = field of view;
DOF = image depth; ** Only compatible with FOV60°

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11.2 iRIS X PRO

Operating temperature
Distal end: 140°C max. 5 Minutes
(-25°C) to (+80°C)
Main unit and hand unit: (-25°C) to (+45°C)
Storage temperature:: (-25°C) to (+60°C)
Relative humidity: 95% max., non-condensing

System
Display size: 7.0“
Display resolution: 1024x600 pixels
User Interface: EIOS (Endoscopic Imaging Operating System)
Interface: USB
Power supply primary: Rechargeable Li-ion battery
Power supply secondary: 12V adapter (optional accessory)
storage: Internal memory 16GB/ USB - Stick

Video format: MPEG4 (.avi)

Aspect ratio: BMP (.bmp), JPEG (.jpg), PNG (.png)

Camera and probe

Camera sensor: AIT Advanced Image Sensor
Image analysis method: Comparative optical measurement
Probes (mm): 4.0 6.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 7.5 1.0 – 7.5

Angular deflection (2-fold / 4-fold): 4- fold 4- fold
Side view adapter: - ●
Side view option: ● ●

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Dual View Probe
Camera sensor: AIT Advanced Image Sensor
Image analysis method Comparative optical measurement

Probes (mm): 4.0 6.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 7.5 1.0 – 7.5

Angular deflection (2-fold / 4-fold): 4- fold 4-fold
Side view option: ● ●

Other data
Waterproof: Display and main unit: IP54
Handle: IP54
Probe: IP67
Durability: Probe and distal end
Against oils and salt solutions (5%)
ergonomics: 180° rotatable display
Dimensions (mm): height x width x depth:
430 x 187 x 104
Weight (mm): 1.65Kg (+/- depending on probe diameter and
probe length.
Housing: Robust PU with full rubber protection
Light Typ: High power LED with fiber optics
Light adjustment: 3-stage

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11.3 iCAPTURE PRO

Operating temperature
Main unit: (-25°C) to (+45°C)
Storage temperature: (-25°C) to (+60°C)
Relative humidity: 95% max., non-condensing

System
Display size: 7.0“
Display resolution: 1024x600 pixels
User Interface: EIOS (Endoscopic Imaging Operating System)
Interface: USB
Power supply primary: Rechargeable Li-ion battery
Power supply secondary: 12V adapter (optional accessory)
storage: Internal memory 16GB/ USB - Stick

video format: MPEG4 (.avi)

image format: BMP (.bmp), JPEG (.jpg), PNG (.png)

Other data
Waterproof: Display and main unit: IP54
ergonomics: 180° rotatable stand
Dimensions (mm): See illustration on the next page
Weight (mm): 1.28Kg
Case: Robust PU with full rubber protection

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11.4 iLED PRO

Operating temperature
Distal end: 140°C max. 5 minutes
(-25°C) to (+80°C)
Hand piece: (-25°C) to (+45°C)
Storage temperature: (-25°C) to (+60°C)
Relative humidity: 95% max., non condensating

Camera and probe

Camera sensor: High resolution Super HAD CCD image sensor
Image analysis method: Comparative optical measurement

Probes (mm): 4.0 6.0 8.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 4.0 1.0 – 7.5 1.0 – 7.5

Angular deflection (2-fold / 4-fold): 4- fold 4- fold 4- fold
Integrated lens: ● - -
Exchangeable lens: - ● ●
Side view adapter: ● ● ●

Sonstige Daten
Waterproof: Handle: IP54
Probe: IP67
Durability: Probe and distal end
Against oils and salt solutions (5%)
Dimensions (mm): Height x width x depth:
250 x 80 x 70
Weight (mm): 600g (+/- depending on probe diameter and
probe length)
Light Typ: High power LED with fiber optics
Light setting: 3-stage

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11.5 XLED PRO

Operating temperature
Distal end: 140°C max. 5 minutes
(-25°C) to (+80°C)
Hand piece: (-25°C) to (+45°C)
Storage temperature: (-25°C) to (+60°C)
Relative humidity: 95% max., non condensating

Camera and probe

Camera sensor: AIT Advanced Image Sensor
Image analysis method Comparative optical measurement

Probes (mm): 2.4 3.0 4.0 6.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 3.0 1.0 – 4.0 1.0 – 7.5 1.0 – 7.5
Angle (2-fold / 4-fold): 2- fold 2- fold 4- fold 4- fold
Side view adapter: - - - ●
Side view option: ● ● ● ●

Dual View Probe

Camera sensor: AIT Advanced Image Sensor
Image analysis method Comparative optical measurement

Probes (mm): 4.0 6.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 7.5 1.0 – 7.5

Angle (2-fold / 4-fold): 4- fold 4- fold
Side view option: ● ●

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Other data
Waterproof: Handle: IP54
Probe: IP67
Durability: Probe and distal end
against oils and salt solutions (5%)
Dimensions (mm): Height x width x depth:
250 x 80 x 70
Weight (mm): 600g (+/- depending on probe diameter and
probe length)
Light Typ: High power LED on the Tip (6mm)
High power LED with fiber optics
Light setting: 3-stage

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11.6 XLED 3

Operating temperature
Distal end: (-25°C) to (+80°C)

Hand piece: (-25°C) to (+45°C)

Storage temperature: (-25°C) to (+60°C)
Relative humidity: 95% max., non-condensing

Camera and probe

Camera sensor: AIT Advanced Image Sensor
Image analysis method: Comparative optical measurement

Probes (mm): 3.0 4.0

Probe length (m): 1.0 – 1.5 1.0 - 1.5

Angle (2-fold / 4-fold): 2- fold 2- fold
Side view option: ● ●

Other data
Waterproof: Handle: IP54
Probe: IP67
Durability: Probe and distal end
against oils and salt solutions (5%)
Dimensions (mm): Height x width x depth:
220 x 40 x 60
Weight (mm): 500g (+/- depending on probe diameter and
probe length)
Light Typ: High power LED with fiber optics
Light setting: ON/OFF

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11.7 HDMI Zoom

Dimensions (mm): Height x width x depth:

220 x 40 x 60
Weight: 420g
Power supply: 12V Adapter

11.8 HDMI PRO

Dimensions (mm): Height x width x depth:

220 x 40 x 60
Weight: 420g
Interface: USB
Memory: USB stick 16GB (included in delivery)
Power supply: 12V adapter

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11.9 CubeCam PRO

Camera and probe

Camera sensor: AIT Advanced Image Sensor

Image analysis method: Comparative optical measurement
Sensor size: 1/3“
Resolution: 720 x 576 p
White balance: Automatic

Other data

Dimensions (mm): Height x width x depth:

47 x 47 x 55
Weight: 150g
Lens mount: C-Mount

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Gewerbestr. 17 | 35633 Lahnau | Tel. +49 6441 679 299 0 |
Fax +49 6441 679 299 99
[email protected] | www.itcworld.com
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