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PROvision TouchV i d e o I n s p e c t i o n S y s t e m

Owner’s Manual

63039900 5-2-12022PTAAB © 2012 Spartan Tool LLC

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Warning

SPARTAN TOOL L.L.C.

1506 W. Division Street

Mendota, IL 61342 800.435.3866 u Fax 888.876.2371

www.spartantool.com

— Read the safety and operating instructions before using any Spartan Tool products.

Drain and sewer cleaning can be dangerous if proper procedures are not followed and appropri-

ate safety gear is not utilized.

— Before starting unit, be sure to wear personal protective equipment such as safety

goggles or face shield and protective clothing such as gloves, coveralls or raincoat, rubber boots

with metatarsal guards, and hearing protection.

— Drains and sewer can carry bacteria and other infectious micro-organisms or

materials which can cause death or severe illness. Avoid exposing eyes, nose, mouth, ears,

hands and cuts and abrasions to waste water or other potentially infectious materials during drainand sewer cleaning operations. To further help protect against exposure to infectious materials,wash hands, arms and other areas of the body, as needed, with hot, soapy water and, if neces-sary, flush mucous membranes with water. Also, disinfect potentially contaminated equipment bywashing such surfaces with a hot soapy wash using a strong detergent.

— For any questions contact the company at the address shown below.

“California Prop. 65: This product may contain an extremely small amount of lead in the coating.Lead is a material known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.”

Contents

Operating Section

PROvision Touch Features ......................................................................................................... 4-5

Unpacking ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Description ................................................................................................................................... 6

Safety Instructions ...................................................................................................................... 6-8

Familiarization ......................................................................................................................... 9-10

PROvision Touch Interface ............................................................................................................11

Interface - Main Screen ............................................................................................................... 12

Interface - Camera Lights ............................................................................................................ 13

Interface - Record ........................................................................................................................ 14

Interface - Features while Recording ........................................................................................... 15

Interface - Telestrator .............................................................................................................. 16-17

Interface - Playback ................................................................................................................ 18-19

Interface - Snapshot .................................................................................................................... 20

System Options...................................................................................................................... 21-23

Accessing the Thumbdrive with Computer ................................................................................... 24

Video Files - Windows Compatibility ........................................................................................... 24

Video Sharing and Utilities .......................................................................................................... 25

Battery Operation and Charging .................................................................................................. 26

External Video Reel (optional) ................................................................................................ 27-28

Operating Instructions & Tips .................................................................................................. 30-31

Maintenance ............................................................................................................................... 32

PROvision 2.0 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 33

Parts Section

PROvision Touch Components ............................................................................................... 34-38

Flex Link Components ................................................................................................................ 39

Product Information ..................................................................................................................... 40

Note Space ................................................................................................................................. 41

Warranty Information .................................................................................................................... 42

PROvision Touch Features

MONITOR SCREEN

15” (38.1cm) Color LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screen

8wire Glass-Film-Glass touch panel

Auto-sensing brightness control

Increasing Brightness of LCD to 1000nits for sunlight readability

Anti Reflection Treatment

Single Board Atom Processor Computer

Screen is hinged for optimal viewing angle

CASE FEATURES

Rugged molded designProtective Lid design with easy access quick-release latchesQuick Guide InstructionsPivoting display using counterbalanced constant torque hingesTelescoping handleBuilt-in wheelsTotally enclosed, self contained circuitryIntegrated power cord storageEasy access fuse protectionEasy access push rodSystem dimensions: 21” x 21” x 11”

BATTERY

PUSH CABLE

Batteries can be charged at any time or power levelBatteries can be charged from 110 / 220 Volt AC

Fully Charged batteries offer 4 hours of operation

Kevlar reinforced cable jacket

Abrasion resistant jacket 100 foot lengthMounted in reel for ease of feed and retrieval

Optional external reel system available for 200 foot lengths

INCLUDED ACCESSORIES

One 4 GB memory thumbdrive

Centering GuideFlex-link with 512 Hz beacon

SELF-LEVELING COLOR CAMERA HEAD

1.375” diameter

2.28” length

0.5 LUX sensitivity (without lights)

3.7 mm wide angle lens

768 Effective Pixel (horizontal)

494 Effective Pixel (vertical)

Optical grade, scratch resistant, clear sapphire lens

12 fully adjustable super bright white LEDs

Even light placement eliminates “hot spots”

Heavy duty, machined stainless steel housingAutomatic self-leveling pictureRemarkable picture clarity and focus in lines up to 6” diameterOperates in 1-1/2 “ straight runs, 3” sweeps and 90 degree bends

PROvision Touch Features

TOUCHSCREEN INTERFACE

Full screen touchscreenSimple one-press control buttonsMovable/hideable on-screen distance counterMovable/hideable on-screen date/time boxReset option for distance counterHideable control overlay for full screen viewingLED camera light controlFull keyboard for file namingLive onscreen text typing plus drawing telestratorAutomatic file organizing by dateQuick snapshot feature for taking still imagesEasy access system optionsSystem upgradeable through websiteBuilt in product manualThumbdrive to thumbdrive file transferAdd custom logo to distance counter

Unpacking

Before signing the shipping receipt, check and inspect unit for visible damage. If there is visible damage,

note so on the shipping receipt.

Description

The system is composed of a miniature closed circuit television camera and color LCD touchscreen

monitor connected through flexible push type cable.

This unit operates on internal battery power and 110/220 Volt AC electrical current.

WARNING: READ THE “OPERATOR’S MANUAL” THOROUGHLY BEFORE USING ANY SPARTAN

TOOL PRODUCT. DRAIN/SEWER CLEANING CAN BE DANGEROUS IF PROPER PROCEDURES

ARE NOT FOLLOWED. KNOW THE PROPER OPERATION, CORRECT APPLICATIONS AND THE

LIMITATIONS OF ALL SPARTAN TOOL PRODUCTS BEFORE USE.

CAUTION #1

Use of any electrical equipment in a wet environment can cause fatal shock if equipment is

not properly grounded, adequately maintained, and if care is not used by the operator.

A. GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS —

Before charging your Spartan PROvision Touch, make sure a properly grounded, three hole electrical

outlet is available. If not, as in some older homes, use a three-prong adapter and connect the

green pigtail (or grounding lug) to a known ground such as a cold water pipe. Never cut off the

grounding prong for use in a two hole outlet receptacle. By doing so, you have cut off your protection

from shock.

The Spartan PROvision Touch must be grounded while charging or operating using the 110V

power cord to protect the operator from electrical shock. The Spartan PROvision Touch comes

with a three-conductor cord and three-prong grounding type plug to fit the properly grounded

receptacle. An adapter, see sketches (B) and (C), is available for connecting, sketch (A) type

plugs, to a two-prong receptacle, except in Canada.

Safety Instructions

The green-colored rigid ear (or lug), extending from the adapter must be connected to a permanent

ground such as a properly grounded outlet box.

Don’t assume that all three-hole outlets are properly installed. Check the outlet and

also the adapter, if used, with an outlet testing device which quickly indicates if a ground is connected.

Correct a faulty test indication before proceeding. The use of a Ground Fault Interrupter is the

safest means to check for proper grounding.

B. EXTENSION CORDS —

Plug the power cord attached to the PROvision Touch directly into an inspected outlet. If an extension

cord must be used, it must be of an approved three-wire type in good condition, equipped with a

three-prong plug. Never cut off the grounding prong for use in a two hole outlet receptacle. By doing

so you have cut off your protection from shock.

C. OUTDOOR EXTENSION CORDS —

When Spartan Tool equipment is used outdoors, use an extension cord intended for use outdoors

and so marked.

D. AVOID ELECTRICAL CORD ABUSE —

Never move or lift Spartan Tool equipment by the cord. Do not yank cord at one end to disconnect

it from the receptacle. Keep cord away from heat, oil and sharp edges to avoid damage. Always

replace or repair damaged cords.

E. ALWAYS WEAR RUBBER BOOTS IN WET AREAS FOR ADDED PROTECTION

WARNING: SPARTAN TOOL PRODUCTS ARE NEVER TO BE OPERATED IN AN EXPLOSIVE

ENVIRONMENT.

CAUTION #2

Avoid eye or skin contact with acids or caustic substances while inspecting drains/sewers.

A. Always wear safety goggles when inspecting drain/sewers to avoid injury to eyes.

Safety Instructions (cont)

B. Before beginning work, ask the customer if either acids or caustic substances are present in the

pipe. If in doubt, litmus paper used at the opening of the pipe may give an indication of the type of

substance in the line. Litmus paper (acids/caustics) can be purchased at most pharmacies.

C. Exposure to acids or caustic substances can cause the push cable to break or to become brittle.

Depending upon the concentration of acids or caustic substances in the drain/sewer, push cables

may break or become brittle in the drum, in the pipe, or when placing the cable back into the drum.

If the push cable remains exposed to acids or caustic substances for any length of time, the cable

can continue to be damaged.

CAUTION #3

Drains/sewers carry bacteria and the possibility of infectious disease exists, if exposed.

A. Always wear safety goggles and Spartan Tool riveted gloves with rubber gloves inside the riveted

gloves to minimize exposure to infection from bacteria in pipes.

B. Avoid contact with ears, eyes, or mouth with contents of pipe to lower the risk of infection. DO NOT

SMOKE!

C. Avoid exposing any cuts to drains/sewers and sewer inspecting equipment

CAUTION #4

Follow all rules of safety and good housekeeping.

A. Keep work area clean.

B. Stay alert.

C. Place the unit and controls in a stable and accessible position for safe operation.

D. Properly store the tools.

E. Keep children away from all equipment.

F. Use only recommended equipment and accessories. Maintain tools in original working condition.

G. Do not exceed limitation of equipment or accessories.

H. Always wear recommended safety gear

I. Always lift with legs and not your back.

Safety Instructions (cont)

Familiarization

Fig. 9-3

Fig. 9-2Fig. 9-1

Telescoping Handle

TouchscreenMonitor

Lid Latch

Quick GuideInstructions Lift Handle

Push Rod

CameraHome

External ReelConnector

Battery FuseLid CatchAC CordAC FuseBlock

ThumbdriveMemory

System PowerToggle Switch

Fig. 9-4 Fig. 9-5

Familiarization (cont)

100 Feet Push Rod

Flex Link with 512 Hz

Beacon Assembly

Self Leveling

Camera Head

12 High Intensity

LED’s

Centering Guide

Fig. 10-2Fig. 10-1

Centering Guide

Locking Ring

Flex LinkConnections

AllignmentNotches

Note: Confirm alignment notches are lined

up before assembling the camera head, flexlink, and/or push rod.

PROvision Touch Interface

SYSTEM INTERFACE

Lift the Monitor to access the power switch. Turn power on and wait for the boot screens to complete.

Fig. 11-1

The system is done booting up when the Spartan Logo appears on the screen. The logo will disappearand the main screen overlay will appear.

Fig. 11-2

Interface Start-up Screen

Main Screen Overlay

Interface - Main Screen

The Main Screen Overlay allows one-touch access to all of the main PROvision Touch features: LED

intensity control, record, playback, snapshot, options, date/time, and distance counter.

The Date/Time box and the Distance Counter box each have their own options menu, which can be

accessed by pressing the respective box one time.

The main control buttons can be hiddenand brought back at any time. To hide the

main control buttons, press the screen

(anywhere except icons) and hold it for 2seconds. When you release your finger, theicons will drop away. To bring the icons

back, repeat.

By pressing “Move” the Date/Time box will unlock from its current position. Tapanywhere on the screen to move the box or drag the box to the preferred location.

By pressing “Hide,” the Date/Time box will disappear. To make it reappear tapthe screen in the upper left corner to open menu or press the “Unhide Boxes”button on the right side of the screen (it will appear whenever the boxes are

hidden).

By pressing “Move” the Distance Counter box will unlock from its currentposition. Tap anywhere on the screen to move the box or drag the boxto the preferred location.

By pressing “Hide,” the Distance Counter box will disappear. To make itreappear tap the screen in the upper left corner to open options box orpress the “Unhide Boxes” button on the right side of the screen (it willappear whenever the boxes are hidden).

Press “Reset” to set the counter to zero.

Date/Time Menu

Distance Counter Menu

Interface - Camera Lights

Press the Camera Lights button toopen up the light intensity slide bar.

To adjust the camera head light intensity, press yourfinger on the black slider and drag it to the desiredintensity. The intensity can also be changed by tappingabove or below the slider.

SLIDER

Press the Camera Lights button to

return to the Main Screen.

Interface - Record

Press “Record Movie” to enter

recording mode.

Press “Continue” to proceed to File Namescreen, or press “Cancel” to return to the MainScreen.

Use the keyboard to enter a file name (pressenter when complete) or press “Skip” to skipfile naming step. Note: if the file naming step isskipped, the file will be named according to thesystem clock date and time.

Press “Yes” to begin recording, press “Back” to

return to the file naming screen, or press “Cancel”to return to the Main Screen.

To end the recording, press the “End Movie” icon.A box will then pop up. Choose “Yes” to end the

recording or choose “Cancel” to continue recording.

While recording, a red dot in the upper rightcorner will indicate the system is recording.

Interface -Features while Recording

Press the Camera Lightsbutton to access the lightintensity slider bar.

Press the “Record Audio” button toactivate the microphone.

Press the “Snap Shot” button to create a stillimage photo from the camera view. See page

20 for more information on the snap shot feature.

Press the Keyboard/Drawbutton to start the telestratoroverlay.

Interface - Telestrator

TELESTRATOR LAYOUT

Clears All text and drawingsfrom the screen.

Color selector changesdrawing line color.

Exit edit modebutton.

Opens the Keyboard for text input.

Drawing

- The telestrator starts in “Draw” mode. To draw, drag your finger anywhere on the screen to create a

drawing line.

- Each drawing line (a drawing line is created the instant your finger lifts from the screen) can be moved

to a different location. To move the drawing lines, tap the drawing line to highlight it (dotted box surrounds

drawing line). Press finger against the highlighted drawing line and drag to a new location.

- A color selector at the bottom of the screen can be adjusted to change the drawing line color.

Texting

- To create on screen text information, press the “Keyboard” button. Type in any desired message.When complete, press enter.

- The text will appear in “float mode.” While in float mode, the text font and color can be changed byadjusting the selectors on the bottom of the screen.

- To anchor the text, press any location on the screen. The text will move to this new location. Onceanchored, the text is locked in and it will no longer be movable.

- Note - the anchored text can still be edited. Press the text to highlight it, and the font and color optionswill reappear on the bottom of the screen.

Clear All

- To clear the screen of all drawings and text, press the “Clear All” button. This will remove all edits.

Live Video Telestration

- During the live video recording, the telestrator can be used to overlay text and drawings on the video.If the drawings and text are not cleared before exiting, the edits will remain on the screen for theduration of the recording.

- To avoid leaving the telestration on the screen forthe entire video, be sure to use the “Clear All” buttonbefore exiting the edit mode.

- An additional live recording mode feature is thesnapshot button. While in edit mode, the snapshot

button can be pressed to capture whatever screen

edits are shown at that moment.

Playback Mode Telestration

- Only drawing can be done in playback telestation,and it will not be embedded into the video.

Interface - Telestrator Cont.

Snapshot button in liverecording telestration only.

Interface - Playback

To view the videos and

images, press the “Play

Back” button.

Left pane displays the

thumbdrive folder names

Right pane displays the video

and image files contained in

the selected folder.

To select a video file or viewan image, first choose thefolder that contains the file.

Choose your video orimage file.

After selecting the file, there are four options: “Play,” “Delete,” “Rename,” and “Copy.”

- Press “Play” to start the media player application

- Press “Delete” to remove the file. Warning: the file will be permanently

deleted and unrecoverable.

- Press “Rename” to open up the on screen keyboard and create a new file name.

- Press “Copy” to transfer selected file to a second thumbdrive. Second thumbdrive must

be installed in the second USB port on the back of the touchscreen.

Interface - Playback cont.

After selecting a file, and pressing the “Play” button, the media player starts and the video (or image)

will automatically appear.

Press the “Exit Playback” button to returnto the Main Screen

Video playback controls: rewind, play, pause,

stop, fast forward, and back (back to file menu).

The slide bar can be tapped or dragged to jumpto a specific video segment.

Press the “Snap Shot” button to capture still image of the videofile (whatever is on screen when the button is pressed). See

page 20 for more information about the Snap Shot functions.

Press the Draw button to activate the telestrator. See page 16 for telestrator

instructions. This feature is for viewing only and therefore no drawings will be

saved to the video file. To save telestrations, use the snapshot feature andchoose to Edit when prompted.

Interface - Snapshot

Press “Snap Shot” to take a still

image of the current video.

Press “Continue” to proceed to File Namescreen, or press “Cancel” to return to the MainScreen.

Use the keyboard to enter a file name (pressenter when complete) or press “Skip” to skipfile naming step. Note: if the file naming step isskipped, the file will be named by the systemclock date and time.

Press “Yes” to activate the telestrator for editing

(see page 16), press “No” to continue.

Image will remain on the screen in freeze frame

mode. To return to the main menu, press the

“Snap Shot” button.

Interface - System Options

Press “System Options” to access

options menu.

Press “Playback Volume” to accessthe PROvision Touch system volume.Adjust the sound to the desiredoutput level.

Press “Delete All Files” to erase everything from

the thumbdrive. A warning box will appear to confirm

that all files should be deleted. Warning - once allthe files are deleted, they will not be recoverable.

Brightness control -See page 22

System update - Seepage 23

Press “Set Date/Time” to

access the system clock

settings. The defined clocksetting will be used for alldefault file naming and will

be displayed in the Date/

Time box on the main screen.

To return to the main

screen, press “ExitMenu.”

Install Icon- Seepage 23

By pressing “Restore FactorySettings” any user definedadjustments (ex. brightness orvolume levels) will be returned totheir original factory settings.

Opens PROvision

Touch Manual

Displays remaining battery life.See page 26 for more informationon battery life and charging.

Press “SystemVersion” to display theversion number of thePROvision Touchsystem..

Interface -System Options cont.

Accesses touchscreen

calibration.

Brightness Control - The PROvision Touch uses an automatic light intensity sensor to adjust the

monitor brightness to best suit the environment. Press this button and adjust the slider to override the

auto intensity setting.;

Screen Calibration - Pressing this button in the system options will open the calibration application.

A target system will appear in the corner of the screen. Press your finger in the center of the targetsymbol. When you release your finger, the symbol will move to the next corner. Repeat until each corner

has been calibrated.

Interface -System Options cont.

System Update - The system update feature allows the PROvision Touch system to be updated and

enhanced via thumbdrive.

To update your system,

- Turn off your PROvision Touch system and remove the thumbdrive.

- Plug the new thumbdrive with the update files into your PROvision Touch’s USB port.

- Power the system on and access the System Options.

- Press the “System Update” button. Follow the onscreen instructions.

- When the update is complete, the system will reboot. The system is now updated.

Install Icon - The date/time counter on the home screen includes a small Spartan Tool logo. To changethis logo to a custom image, follow these instructions.

- Remove your PROvision Touch thumbdrive and insert it into a computer.

- On a computer, select a digital picture file and open the file using Windows Paint. Re-save the

picture by selecting “Save As.”

- When saving the file, rename the file as icon and save the file as type “PNG” format.

- Copy the new icon file to your thumbdrive root directory (top level of thumbdrive folders).

- Insert the thumbdrive into your PROvision Touch USB port. Please have only the new “icon”

thumbdrive installed in the touchscreen.

- Turn on the system and wait for boot up. Go to System Options and press “Install Icon.”

- Press “Ok” to install. A box will appear confirming a successful update. Press “Ok” again to

return to the Systems Options.

- Next, press the “Restore Factory Settings” button and select “Yes” when prompted. The system

will reboot.and the new custom logo will appear.

Accessing the Thumbdriveusing a Computer

Note: Windows operating systems (XP, Me, Vista, 7) will operate similarly but may visually appeardifferent. For any questions on file transferring please refer to your computer’s operating manual.

On your computer, click “Start” and access “My Computer” or “Computer”.

Here you will have access to the computers files (ex. My Documents) or devices with removablestorage. After inserting your PROvision Touch thumbdrive into your computer’s USB port, you

should be able to access it by pressing the“Removable Disk” that corresponds to the

thumbdrive. Many computers will automatically name

the Disk based on the brand. For example, in thepicture, the removable disk was named “Kingston.”

By clicking on this folder, you will have access to allthe files and folders created on the PROvision Touch.

Note: It is recommended that you copy the video files

over to your computer for long term file storage. Thisstep will backup the files to free up space on yourthumbdrive for future jobs.

Video Files -Windows Compatibility

PROvision Touch

thumbdrive folder Figure 22-1

The PROvision Touch produces AVI video files compatible with WINDOWS 7 or newer. For

operating systems older then Windows 7 (Vista, Me, XP), a windows media patch is required toupdate the media software. All PROvision Touch thumbdrives are preloaded with the update patch.Please follow these instructions for updating your system.

- Plug the PROvision Touch thumbdrive into your computer’s USB port. Many computers willautomatically open the thumbdrive folder. If the computer does not automatically open the

folder, follow the above section instructions for accessing your PROvision Touchthumbdrive.

- After accessing the thumbdrive folder, click on the file called “WM PRO-T Patch”- When prompted, choose “Run”

- When prompted again, choose “Next,” then choose “I agree”- Finally, choose “Next” again.

- Wait for patch to complete installation.

After installing the Windows Media patch, all PROvision Touch videos can be watched using a

Windows Media player.

Video Files

Video Sharing & Utilities

- CD-ROM Recording - Video files less then 700 MB in size can be burned to a CD format disk. Note: A CD-ROM with movie files will only be viewable on a computer. CD-ROM’s can not beplayed using a home DVD player.

- DVD-ROM Recording - Video files over 700 MB in size can be burned to a DVD format disk. Note: A DVD-ROM with movie files will only be viewable on a computer. DVD-ROM’s can notbe played using a home DVD player.

- DVD Movie Recording - Using computer software, DVD Movie recordings can be made for useon a home DVD player (in addition to a computer). There are a variety of movie making software

packages available (Nero, Movie Studio, Roxio). NOTE: Movie making software not supplied withPROvision Touch.

- Video Editing for Email - In addition to the previously discussed email methods, a video file canbe edited for email purposes. Using DVD movie software (Nero), files can be imported and edited.

The software can downsize the file type, or be used to trim away unnecessary parts.

After transferring the video files to a computer, the user has a variety of ways to transmit the video to

a customer.

- Email Video - The video file can be attached to an email and sent to a customer. This method is

only possible if the video file is very small, since most email programs restrict email attachment file

sizes to 8 MB. Use this method if the video file is less than 30 seconds long.

- Email Snapshot - If the video file is too big for emailing, but a specific image from the movie

would be appropriate for emailing, use the PROvision Touch Playback. Watch the movie in

playback mode and then pause the screen when you reach the desired video image. Press the

“Snapshot” button to create an image file. Image files are very small compared to video and can

easily be emailed.

- Large File Sending - For larger video files (over 30 seconds long), email can still be used but it should be sentthrough a File Sharing Website. Examples of these websites are SendYourFiles.com andYouSendIt.com, in which your video file is uploaded to their website. Next, the recipient is sent anemail including a link provided by the File Transfer Website. After opening the file, the link will sendthe customer directly to the video location for download. - Alternatively, video websites such as YouTube can be used for video distribution.

BATTERY OPERATION

The Spartan PRO Touch is designed to operate using internal battery power or 110 /220 V AC

(household current). A fully charged battery will last approximately 4 hours. NOTE: Battery run time

will vary depending on whether the system is used in an enclosed space (low monitor brightness)

versus full daylight (max monitor brightness). The camera head light setting will also impact battery

life.

To check battery life, choose the “Systems Options” button on the main screen. The battery gauge will

display in the lower left hand corner.

If the battery reaches a low battery state (yellow gauge color), a low battery indicator will flash on thescreen. At this point, the system should be plugged into a power source. Once the battery reaches acritically low power level, a red flashing display will come on the screen. At this point the system willshut down due to power failure. Again, plug in the unit as soon as possible to avoid data loss.

IMPORTANT NOTE! When the low battery warning appears, end any video recording immediately.If the power is lost during a recording session, the video file will be un-readable and can notbe recovered.

BATTERY CHARGING

110 / 220 VAC – To charge the internal battery using a 110 / 220 V power source you will needto uncoil the AC power cord (see fig.14-1) and plug the end into a AC electrical outlet. To checkthe charging status, turn on the unit and choose the “Systems Options” button on the main

screen. Check the battery indicator in the lower lefthand corner. Once the batteries are fully

charged, the battery charger will automatically switch to trickle charge.

Battery Recharge Time: Approximately 6-8 hours. The unit may be left off during charging.

Battery Operation & Charging

4 amp fuse

AC Cord

Fig. 24-1

Reel (Back View) Reel (Front View)

20’ Patch Cable

External Video Reel (optional)

The Spartan PROvision Touch has the ability to connect to an external Spartan video reel. This feature

allows you to use a stiffer 200 foot long push-cable. To use this feature, you will need to purchase a

Spartan video reel assembly which includes a 20’ patch cable to connect the external video reel to the

PROvision Touch.

Fig. 24-1 Fig. 24-2

Part

Number Description

63040000 Assembly, Video Reel PRO Touch

External Video Reel (Optional)

SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Turn the PROvision Touch power off.

2. Using the 20’ patch cable connect to the external reel connector. (See fig. 28-1)

3. Connect the other end of the 20’ patch cable to the external video reel connector on the PROvision

Touch. (See fig.28-2)

4. After both ends of the 20’ patch cable are connected, turn the PROvision Touch power on. The

PROvision Touch will automatically switch to the external video reel. The image on the monitor will

now be coming from the external video reel.

5. The unit is now ready for pipe inspection using the external video reel.

Fig 28-1

Fig 28-2

�External Reel

Connection

Patch Cable

Connector

Trap-EZE (Optional)

SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Turn the PROvision Touch power off.

2. Connect the Trap-Eze connector (fig. 29-1) to the PROvision Touch external reel connector.

(See fig. 29-2)

3. Turn the PROvision Touch power on. The PROvision Touch will automatically switch to the

Trap-EZE reel.

4. The unit is now ready for pipe inspection using the Trap-EZE.

Fig 29-1

Fig 29-2

�External Reel

Connection

Trap-EZE

Connector

Part

Number Description

63050000 Trap Eze Camera System

1. Flip the lid up and lift the monitor to the desired viewing location.

2. Switch the power on (you will have to lift the monitor to access the power switch). The system will

begin booting. After the Spartan Tool logo appears on the screen, the main screen overlay will

appear.

3. Insert camera and push-cable into pipe opening.

4. Adjust the light intensity of the camera head pressing the Camera Lights button and adjusting the

intensity slider bar.

5. To use the distance counter, tap the distance counter box to open the small menu box. Press RESETto zero the counter. The display will read 0.00 f (feet) and 0.00 m (meters). NOTE: When pulling

the push-cable out of the reel, the distance will increase. Pushing the push-cable back into the

reel will cause the distance to decrease.

6. System is now ready for pipe inspection.

Operating Instructions

Operational Tips

t If you get stuck in a line, try to rotate the push-cable by hand first clockwise then counter-clockwise.

t The use of a lubricating agent on the push-cable itself can often increase the distance you are able

to push the unit. Be certain to abide by all regulations regarding the use of oils (such as vegetable

or mineral oils) or other lubricating additives down drain lines. Also, if a lubricating agent is being

used, be sure to clean push-cable before it is loaded back into the system.

t Consider using a water repellant (such as Rain-X®) on the camera lens if you are experiencing

fogging or water spotting on the camera lens in wet lines.

t If glare appears in the pipe, reduce the light intensity.

The Spartan PROvision Touch is designed for easy maintenance and trouble free operation. Regular

maintenance will prolong the life of the product. Follow these simple procedures:

t Do not store outdoors and do not allow the unit to sit for extended periods in a hot environment such

as a truck or automobile in bright sunlight.

t Never operate in standing water.

t After each inspection, always wash camera head while fully attached to the flex-link/push-cable.

Immersing the camera head independently may allow water to gather in the camera and cloud the

picture.

t The connectors may accumulate dirt on the pins with prolonged system use. Use a cotton swabimpregnated in a drop of standard alcohol to clean them. Normally a clean pin inserted in thereceptacle will wipe the internal contact and make a good connection. If this does not suffice, adrop of alcohol can be inserted in the bad contact hole to clean it.

t Keep all connector threads clean to ensure proper tightness and mechanical connection.

t Wash the push-cable, flex-link, and camera head when the inspection is complete. Inspect theclean push-cable for damage such as peel off, deep scratches, cracks, kinks, or any other signs offailure.

Caution: Never use a damaged push-cable even if the system appears to function properly.Even the smallest drop of water that penetrates will eventually corrode the wires andproduce shorts and malfunctions. Do not use electrical or other type of tape to cover acrack or tear in any push-cable of this system.

t Wipe the camera lens cover clean with soft cloth. The cover is constructed of special scratch-resistant, high-impact sapphire, and provides maximum transparency under adverse inspectionenvironment conditions.

Monitor position holding force is adjusted bytightening/loosening of screws using a 5/32hex key.

Maintenance

Fig. 28-1

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Troubleshooting

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION

No Power POWER ON/OFF button Turn system on using power switch

has not been switched

Battery may be run down Charge battery or operate PROvision on 110/220V AC

Check battery fuse (near external reel connector)

No Power with AC AC outlet is not powered Test outlet for proper current

power cord connected

AC power cord has failed Test unit using alternative power cord

AC power cord fuse may be Check the integrity of the fuse.

blown (See page 14 for location)

The power unit may have failed Contact Spartan Tool Customer Service

at (800) 435-3866. NEVER ATTEMPT

TO REPAIR THE POWER UNIT ON

THE PROVISION

Picture is dim or hard The light intensity adjustment Use the intensity slide bar to increase the

to see may be too low light intensity

Will not record Thumbdrive not installed or not

fully inserted

Insert thumbdrive

Thumbdrive has reach full

capacity

Delete Un-wanted Files

PROvision Touch - Components

ITEM QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

2 2 62008900 SCREW, SHEET METAL #4 X 3/8"

3 2 62016100 FUSE, AC 4A

4 1 62016200 FUSE BLOCK, AC POWER

5 4 62018000 SCREW, SOCKET HD 10-32 X 3/4

6 2 62023000 BUSHING, PROVISION LCD HINGE

7 1 63001100 CAP, MONITOR HINGE

8 1 63001120 SEAL, MONITOR HINGE

9 2 63002500 BUMPER, 1" OD - BLACK

10 6 63005300 SCREW, 1/4-20 X 5/8" BT HD BLK

12 1 63022000 AC POWER CORD, 90 DEG PLG

13 1 63030010 PLUG, PUSH IN - 2-1/2" ID BLACK

14 1 63030040 FUSE HOLDER, PANEL MOUNT

15 2 63030045 FUSE, SLO-BLO 7A 3AG 250V

16 1 63030050 PLATE, FUSE HOLDER MOUNT

17 4 63030055 SCREW, #6 X 3/4" BLK TAP SS

18 1 63030060 PLATE, HINGE COVER

19 1 63030090 THUMBDRIVE, PRO TOUCH MEMORY

20 1 63030100 PUSHROD, .420 OD X 100' (6 PIN)

21 1 63030200 CAMERA HEAD, SELF LEVELING PT

22 1 63030300 FLEX LINK, W/ BEACON PRO TOUCH

23 1 63031000 TOUCHSCREEN MONITOR ASSEMBLY

24 2 63031410 LANYARD, 8" COATED

25 1 63032000 BASE ASSEMBLY - 2011 CAMERA

26 2 63032010 BRACKET, LID KEEPER - PRO TOUCH

27 10 63032120 WASHER, FLAT 1/4" SS BLK

28 2 63032155 SCREW, BT HD BLACK 10-32

29 2 63032200 WHEEL, BALL BEARING - BLACK

30 1 63033000 LID ASSEMBLY - 2011 CAMERA

31 2 63033200 LATCH, LEVER - BLACK

32 1 63034000 BASEPLATE ASSEMBLY - 2011 CAM

33 1 63036000 KICK PLATE ASSEMBLY - 2011 CAMERA

34 1 63037410 PLATE, BATT/AC MOUNTING - PRO TOUCH

35 1 63037500 BATTERY, LITHIUM POLYMER

36 1 63037600 POWER ADAPTER, 1.5A CHARGER

37 1 63038000 BASKET WIRING HARNESS

38 1 63039500 WIRING HARNESS, PRO TOUCH

39 1 63031300 HINGE ASSEMBLY, PRO TOUCH

40 1 63039000 SLIP RING ASSEMBLY, PRO TOUCH

41 1 63036301 HANDLE, TELESCOPING - MODIFIED

42 4 63036500 BUMPER, RUBBER 1-1/2 DIA X 1-7/32 HT

43 1 63045000 CENTERING GUIDE, 2" SELF LEVEL




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Flex link Components

63030200

63030300

63030100

63030200

63030300

63030100

61048900 Locator with Carrying Case

Product Information

63045000 - 2” Centering Guide

Spartan Tool warrants its equipment to free from defects in material and workmanship for one

year from the date of purchase. To obtain warranty service, a purchaser should notify Spartan

Tool in writing, at the address provided below, within the warranty period, and Spartan Tool will

direct where to take or send the equipment for service. If the defect is covered by the warranty,

Spartan Tool will repair or replace, at its option, the defective equipment, without charge for

labor or materials. (Freight and insurance are the purchaser’s responsibility.)

This warranty is limited to the original retail purchaser and is not transferable. Spartan Tool

assumes no responsibility for damage due to accident, neglect, abuse, tampering or misuse,nor damage from repairs or alterations by others. This warranty does not cover damage to theequipment resulting from the use of replacement parts other than Spartan Tool parts.

Spartan Tool’s sole obligation and the original retail purchaser’s exclusive remedy under thiswarranty shall be for repair or replacement as described above. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIEDWARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AREDISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL SPARTAN TOOL BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTALOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

SPARTAN TOOL L.L.C.

MENDOTA, ILLINOIS 61342

Spartan Tool L.L.C. reserves the right to make changes at any time, without notice, to specifica-tions and models and also discontinue models. The right is also reserved to change specifica-

tions or parts at any time without incurring any obligation to equip same on models manufactured

prior to the date of change.

SPARTAN TOOL L.L.C.

1506 W. Division Street

Mendota, IL 61342 800.435.3866 u Fax 888.876.2371

www.spartantool.com

ONE YEAR WARRANTY

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