1. Kupu Whakataki
This manual provides detailed instructions for the NIDAGE 3.9mm WiFi Borescope with 210° Two-Way Articulating Probe. This device is designed for precise and detailed inspections in various applications, including automotive, industrial, and home maintenance. Its ultra-thin probe and articulating camera head allow access to extremely tight spaces, providing clear visual feedback.
Key features include a 3.9mm ultra-thin probe, 210° two-way articulation for flexible navigation, WiFi connectivity for broad compatibility with Android and iOS devices, 6 adjustable LED lights for illumination in dark environments, and an IP67 waterproof rating for the probe, ensuring durability in wet and oily conditions.
Figure 1: NIDAGE 3.9mm WiFi Borescope with its components.
2. Tatūnga
2.1 Ihirangi mokete
- NIDAGE WiFi Borescope Unit
- 3.9mm Articulating Probe (5.3 FT cable)
- Tauira Whakatau USB
- Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi
2.2 Whakauru Whakauru
- Locate the 'HD WiFi' application in your device's app store (Google Play Store for Android, Apple App Store for iOS).
- Download and install the 'HD WiFi' app on your smartphone or tablet.
2.3 Hononga Pūrere
- Ensure the borescope unit is fully charged. Connect the probe to the main WiFi module.
- Power on the NIDAGE WiFi borescope unit. A green indicator light will illuminate.
- On your smartphone or tablet, go to your WiFi settings.
- Connect to the WiFi network named 'HD WiFi' followed by a series of characters. The password is typically '12345678'.
- Open the 'HD WiFi' application. The live video feed from the borescope camera should now be displayed.
Figure 2: NIDAGE WiFi module with connected probe.
Figure 3: The NIDAGE borescope is compatible with Android, iOS, and iPad devices.
3. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere
3.1 Navigating with the Articulating Probe
The borescope features a two-way 210° articulating probe, allowing precise control and navigation in complex environments. Use the control wheel on the handle to adjust the camera's direction. This eliminates the need for frequent cable rotation, simplifying inspections in tight or obstructed areas.
Figure 4: Illustration of the 210° two-way articulating probe in use.
3.2 Te Whakatikatika i te Rama LED
The probe is equipped with 6 adjustable LED lights to provide optimal illumination in dark inspection areas. Use the dedicated button or control within the 'HD WiFi' app to increase or decrease the brightness as needed for a clear view.
3.3 Te Hopu Whakaahua me nga Ataata
The 'HD WiFi' app allows you to capture still images and record videos directly from the borescope feed. Look for the camera and video recorder icons within the app interface. Tap the camera icon to take a photo or the video icon to start/stop recording. Captured media will be saved to your device's gallery.
Figure 5: App interface showing photo and video capture functions.
3.4 Focal Length
The optimal focal length for clear viewing with this borescope is between 3 cm and 10 cm. Position the camera within this range for the sharpest images of close objects.
4. Tiaki
4.1 Cleaning the Probe and Lens
- After each use, especially in dirty or oily environments, gently wipe the probe and camera lens with a soft, damp kakahu.
- For stubborn residue, use a small amount of isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab, ensuring no liquid enters the probe's internal components.
- Ensure the lens is clean and free of smudges for optimal image clarity.
4.2 Rokiroki
- Store the borescope in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Avoid kinking or sharply bending the probe cable during storage to prevent damage.
- Keep the device and accessories in their original packaging or a protective case when not in use.
4.3 Tiaki Pūhiko
- Recharge the device regularly, even if not used frequently, to maintain battery health.
- Do not expose the battery to high temperatures or attempt to disassemble it.
5. Te Raru
5.1 Kāore he Whakaahua i Whakaaturia
- Ensure the borescope unit is powered on and fully charged.
- Verify that your mobile device is connected to the 'HD WiFi' network.
- Check if the 'HD WiFi' app is open and has the necessary permissions.
- Restart both the borescope unit and the 'HD WiFi' app.
5.2 Kounga Ataahua Kino
- Whakapaihia te arotahi kamera pera i te korero i te waahanga Tiaki.
- Adjust the LED brightness to suit the inspection environment.
- Ensure the object being inspected is within the optimal focal length of 3-10 cm.
5.3 Ngā Take Hononga WiFi
- Confirm the WiFi password '12345678' is entered correctly.
- Ensure no other devices are interfering with the WiFi signal.
- Try connecting in a different location to rule out environmental interference.
6. Whakatakotoranga
| Āhuahira | Whakatakotoranga |
|---|---|
| Taimana Pakihi | 3.9 mm |
| Te whakahua | Two-Way 210° |
| Roa Arotahi | 3 - 10 cm |
| Hototahi | Android 5.0+, iOS 9.0+, iPad |
| Rarama LED | 6 LED ka taea te whakarite |
| Te roa o te taura | 5.3 FT (Rigid Gooseneck) |
| Whakatauranga parewai | IP67 (Te tirotiro anake) |
| Whakataunga kamera | 1080P HD |
Figure 6: The NIDAGE borescope features an ultra-thin 3.9mm lens.
7. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko
NIDAGE products are manufactured to high-quality standards. For any questions, technical assistance, or support inquiries regarding your NIDAGE 3.9mm WiFi Borescope, please refer to the contact information provided with your purchase or visit the official NIDAGE store page for further assistance.
Mo etahi atu korero, ka taea e koe te toro ki te NIDAGE Store.