Creating Photos/Videos; Working Advice - Bosch GIC 120 C Professional Manual Original

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To switch off the inspection camera, press the On/Off
button (3) again.
If no button is pressed on the inspection camera, it switches
off automatically after the set time has expired (k).
Regulating the illumination light in the camera head
To brighten the camera image, you can switch on the
light (15) in the camera head and regulate the brightness.
There are 4 settings for adjusting the brightness (0 %, 25 %,
50 %, 100 %).
To switch on the camera light (15) and increase the bright-
ness, press the lighting/brightness button (7) repeatedly un-
til the required brightness level has been reached.
Do not look directly into the light (15) and do not dir-
u
ect the light onto other people. The light can blind your
eyes.
To reduce brightness and switch off the camera light (15),
press the lighting/brightness button (7) repeatedly until the
required brightness level has been reached or the light has
been switched off.
Magnifying the image in the display (zooming in)
Briefly pressing the magnification button (2) magnifies the
image in the display by a factor of 1.5 or 2.
Rotating the image in the display (Up is Up™)
(see figure F)
The Up is Up™ button (5) rotates the image so that the "top"
is shown at the top of the display.
Note: Limited function if mirror (25) is fitted and/or with a
vertically aligned camera cable (13)

Creating photos/videos

Switch between photo and video mode with the button for
switching between photo and video mode (8). The currently
selected recording mode (a) is displayed in the status
bar (b).
Take a photo in the relevant mode or start and stop a video
recording with the actuator for photo or video recordings or
playing videos (6).
Gallery mode/mode settings
Pressing the (4) button assigns another function to the (8),
(7), (5) and (4) buttons (according to the depiction in the
display) (2nd level). Use these buttons according to the de-
piction in the display.
Briefly pressing the (4) button opens gallery mode. By
pressing the (4) button you can see the image in full screen
and by pressing the (6) button you can play a video.
Pressing the (4) button for a long time opens the mode set-
tings. The following settings are possible:
– Colour rendition (red point)/black and white rendition
(green point) (h)
– Brightness of display (i)
– Date/time (j)
– Auto off function: Length of inactivity of inspection cam-
era after which it switches off (k)
– Lighting duration of the display (l)
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– Memory space assignment/formatting of Micro-SD
card (m)
Status bar
The status bar (b) is shown on the display for approx.
2 seconds each time a button is pressed. It shows:
– The selected recording mode (a)
– Date and time
– The selected magnification (c)
– The selected brightness (i)
– The state of charge of the rechargeable battery/non-re-
chargeable batteries (e)
Transferring images and videos
Transferring images and videos is only possible with an in-
serted Micro-SD card (20).
The inspection camera can be connected to a computer us-
ing a Micro-USB cable (19), to transfer images and videos.
Note: The USB port cannot be used with Apple products
(e.g. MacBooks). Data transfer functions only via the Micro-
SD card in this case.
A symbol in the display of the inspection camera shows that
it is connected to a computer.
The inspection camera is displayed on the computer as an
external drive.
The rechargeable battery of the inspection camera cannot
be charged via the connection (12).
Connecting a micro USB cable for data transfer
Open the top flap (10) and put the Micro-USB cable (19)
into the connection (12) in the correct position.
After the data has been transferred, remove the Micro-USB
cable and close the top flap again.

Working Advice

Check the environment that you want to inspect, paying par-
ticular attention to obstacles or hazardous areas.
Bend the camera cable (13) so that the camera head can be
easily introduced into the environment to be inspected.
Carefully introduce the camera cable.
Adjust the brightness of the camera illumination light (15) so
that the image is easily recognisable. When photographing
highly reflective objects, for example, you can achieve better
results in lower light.
If objects to be inspected look blurred, then reduce or in-
crease the distance between camera head (14) and object.
Recommendations for optimal handling of the battery
Protect the battery against moisture and water.
Store the machine only within a temperature range between
−20 °C and 50 °C. As an example, do not leave the battery in
the car in summer.
A significantly reduced operating time after charging indic-
ates that the battery has deteriorated and must be replaced.
Follow the instructions on correct disposal.
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