The Videx electronic inspection system includes data collectors, data transmitters, information chips, and supporting software. The portable data collector can accurately read and record the information by touching the information chip. The data transmitter can download the records to a computer, and the supporting software allows users to access detailed inspection information.
The Videx electronic inspection system consists of a portable data collector (TPz128EX/PSz048), a data transmitter (TPD-F00/PSD-F00), an iButton info chip (DS1990A-F3/F5) and the GRT‑7700 series system software. The collector reads the chip number with a single touch and records the time, while the transmitter transfers the stored records to a PC via RS‑232.
The manual provides detailed specifications for each component, including dimensions, memory, storage capacity, operating temperature, power options and software requirements, enabling users to set up, operate and maintain the inspection system effectively. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Data collector dimensions and weight | 132×41×20 mm, 143 g |
|---|---|
| Data collector memory | 128 Kt RAM |
| Data collector storage capacity | 5000 records |
| Data collector operating temperature and humidity | -20°C to 54°C, 5% to 95% RH |
| Data collector power supply | Replaceable 9 V battery or built‑in lithium battery |
| PS‑048 dimensions and weight | 130.2×23.8×? mm, 105 g |
| PS‑048 memory | 48 Kt RAM |
| PS‑048 storage capacity | 5400 records |
| Data transmitter dimensions and weight | 102×102×46 mm, 210 g |
| Data transmitter power | 220 V, 50 Hz |
| Data transmitter interface | RS‑232, 19.2 kbps |
| Info chip dimensions and weight | 16.3×3.2 mm / 3.9 mm, 1.6 g / 3.3 g |
| Info chip operating temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| System software supported platforms | Windows XP/98/Me/NT/2000 |
| System software CPU requirement | Intel t300 MHz |
| System software hard‑disk requirement | 100 MB free space |
Touching the iButton info chip (DS1990A‑F3/F5) once allows the collector to read the chip’s number and record the time accurately to the second.
The stored records can be downloaded to a PC using the data transmitter (TPD‑F00/PSD‑F00) via an RS‑232 connection at 19.2 kbps.
The collector can be powered by a replaceable 9 V battery or by its built‑in lithium battery that preserves data.