RIDGID microEXPLORER Cleaning Instructions, Manually Saving Images to Your Computer’s Hard Drive

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microEXPLORERDigital Inspection Camera

Manually Saving Images to Your Computer’s Hard Drive.

1.Use the USB cable to connect the microEXPLORER inspection camera to the computer as shown in Figure 19.

2.Place the small side of the USB cable into the mini USB port in the micro- EXPLORER inspection camera (Figure 7), and the larger end into an open USB port in your computer.

3.Turn the microEXPLORER inspection camera’s power ON.

4.A splash screen saying “USB Connected” will appear on the microEXPLORER in- spection camera’s screen.

5.Click on the “My Computer” icon on your desktop.

Figure 28 – DCIM Folder

8. Open the 100SNAKE folder.

Figure 26 – My Computer Icon

6.Click on the new “Removable Storage Device”.

Figure 27 – Available Drive Window

NOTE! You may also delete content from the microEXPLORER inspection Camera from this screen. Use caution, as the contents will be permanently removed. The microEXPLORER inspection cam- era is equipped with internal storage but can be expanded by inserting an SD card. SD cards can be purchased from your local electronics retailer. When you insert an SD card, the de- vice will automatically configure the card and present an icon indicating that the card has been recognized and is ready for storage.

7. Open the DCIM folder.

Figure 29 100Snake Folder

9.Select the image you want by right click- ing on it and selecting copy from the drop-down menu.

Figure 30 - Image Window

10.Open a folder where you would like to save the image.

11.Right click in that folder and press paste.

Cleaning Instructions

WARNING

Remove batteries before cleaning.

Always clean the imager head and cable after use with mild soap or mild detergent.

Gently clean the LCD with a clean dry cloth. Avoid rubbing too hard on the LCD.

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RIDGID microEXPLORER manual Cleaning Instructions, Manually Saving Images to Your Computer’s Hard Drive