General Tools and Instruments DCS660 - Manual (Page 4)

The SeaScope’s recording functions are controlled by a familiar menu-driven interface. Behind
the front-panel MENU button is a hierarchical control structure that lets you:
• Enter the current date and time
• Choose whether to date- and time-stamp still images and videos as you save them
The SeaScope660 and all of its accessories are packaged in a hard plastic protective case
along with this user’s manual. The unit is powered by four “AA” batteries, which are not
included.
KEY FEATURES
• Makes it possible to inspect water and sewer lines carrying running water. Other
“waterproof” inspection systems lack watertight grips and monitors
• Allows a diver or snorkeler to view inspection video under water in real time. Ideal for
marine search and rescue operations
• For plumbers and boat owners, eliminates concerns about accidentally dropping or
dunking grip or monitor in water
• Grip, probe and monitor are guaranteed leakproof to depth of 1m; all three components
will also resist leaks at depths up to 2m for short periods (1 hour, max)
• Includes 0.39 in. (10mm) diameter, 3.3 ft. (1m) long close-focus camera-tipped probe
with adjustable LED lighting
• Waterproof probe is flexible-obedient, meaning it retains its shape
• 3.4 in. (86.4mm) color LCD makes videos and images large and crystal-clear
• Video shown on monitor can be inverted 180°, zoomed up to 4x, and panned left/right
and up/down in zoom mode
• Video Out jack for connection to NTSC or PAL television
• Records high-resolution videos and still images with date and time stamps on MicroSD
memory card
• Recorded media can be played back on monitor, or uploaded to a PC via MicroSD card
or USB cable for viewing on a larger screen
• Selectable video resolution and contrast
• Delete files individually or in bulk
• Choice of five menu languages
• Custom hard plastic carrying case
• Includes three probe tip accessories, 2GB MicroSD card, USB and video cables
• One-year warranty
• Powered by four “AA” batteries
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