Autel MaxiVideo MV108S, featuring the ability to record digital still image and video, is a digital inspection camera specially designed for use with Autel MaxiSys series products (except MaxiSys 906) or PC.
1. Flexible Imager Head and cable
2. Optimal Viewing Distance: 1" to 14" (2.54cm to 25.56cm)
3. Head and Cable are waterproof to 3m (10")3. Can Be Used in the confined spaces
4. Crystal Clear Images with High resolutions
5. Small diameter allows it to be used in the confined spaces, such as engine cylinders and small part inspections.
6. Super bright white LED and high resolutions provide crystal clear images.
1. Removable Imager Head Cable connects to the tool when performing digital inspections for image and video viewing;
2. Handgrip is an ergonomically designed handle for comfortable grips and agile operation;
3. USB Cable connects the Digital Inspection Camera to MaxiSys tablet or PC for data analyzing.
1. Connect the Removable Imager Head Cable to the Handgrip. Make sure the key and slot are properly aligned. Once they are aligned, finger-tighten the knurled knob to hold the connection firmly in place.
2. Power up the MaxiSys Tablet, and select the "Digital Inspection" application on the Job Menu.
3. Connect the MaxiVideo inspection camera to the MaxiSys Tablet with the USB connection, and you can start performing digital inspections with it.
NOTE: The power of MaxiVideo inspection camera is directly supplied by the USB port, and no external power source is needed.
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