Operator`s manual

Ridge Tool Company
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CS1000 and camera, start a new Job File,
and start recording an autolog video� For
more information about the Autolog Key to
quick start an inspection, turn to page 17�
4� Push the camera head through the line� You will
see the live feed from your camera in the Live
View area of your CS1000’s screen� Zero the
counter, if necessary, by pressing and holding
the Zero Key
�
5� Proceed with pipe inspection as described in
your SeeSnake manual�
Interface Overview
Navigating the Menus and Screens
The CS1000 keypad Arrow Keys and
keyboard arrow keys
can both be used to navigate
through menus and screens in the equipment’s
interface� Use the Select Key
or the keyboard’s
Enter Key
to make selections and apply changes�
Use the CS1000’s Menu Key
or the keyboard’s Esc
Key to move backwards through the various menus
and screens�
Throughout the manual we will use the CS1000 keypad
when referring to the interface�
Software Interface
First we will discuss the software interface of the
CS1000� The on-screen interface has three regions:
Live View, Dashboard and Status Bar�
Figure 15 – Live View, Dashboard and Status Bar
• Live View - The largest area of the screen, where
the live video feed appears is referred to in this
manual as “Live View�”
• Dashboard - The Dashboard is located on the
right side of the screen� It contains icons which
change dynamically in response to key presses
on the CS1000’s Mini and Main Keypads�
• Status Bar - The Status Bar is located at the
bottom of the screen� It is visible from every screen
and menu� The Status Bar lets you keep an eye on
your batteries and internal drive’s storage space,
among other things� When the CS1000 is on, the
status bar is visible from every screen and menu�
Live View
The largest area of the screen, where the live video
feed appears is referred to in this manual as “Live
View�”
Dashboard
The Dashboard is visible when you are viewing live
video and in the Menus and Job Manager� The two
columns in Figure 16 are as follows:
• In column one (1): The Dashboard of the CS1000
is shown in its default state�
• In column two (2): The alternate state for each of
the icons in the Dashboard in column one�
Figure 16 – Dashboard and CS1000 Keys
The following is a more in depth look at how the
Dashboard icons behave in response to key presses�