Sensor Networks JAWS 2.0 Manual de usuario

Operator Manual

Basic and Ultimate Kits

 
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Contents 
 
JAWS
 ™ Overview ................................................................... 4 
Precautions ..................................................................................... 5 
Setup ............................................................................................... 6 
Powering the System .................................................................. 6 
HD Display / Controller ................................................................... 7 
Operation........................................................................................ 8 
Grabber Operation...................................................................... 8 
Changing Jaw Sets....................................................................... 8 
Battery Status.............................................................................. 8 
Power Saving Modes................................................................... 8 
Battery Charging ......................................................................... 9 
Operation with AC Mains Power .............................................. 10 
Securing with a Lanyard............................................................ 11 
Spare Parts................................................................................ 11 
JAWS
 ™ Ultimate Kit Accessories .......................................... 12 
Interchangeable Jaw Sets ......................................................... 12 
Retrieval Accessories ................................................................ 12 
Interconnecting Long Push Poles and Case .............................. 13 
Specifications ................................................................................ 14 
Care............................................................................................... 14 
Warranty....................................................................................... 15 
Appendix ....................................................................................... 16 
Using the Accessories ............................................................... 16 
Contact Us..................................................................................... 22 
 

JAWS

™Overview

The

JAWS

™is a motorized retrieval device designed to be robust

and work in most environments. With a battery power pack, the tool

is portable and can be carried easily to any job site. Interchangeable

jaws sets and accessories allow equipping the tool to secure a large

variety of irregularly-shaped objects. A full line of accessories is

available in the

JAWS

™Ultimate Kit to deliver the tool to most

remote locations.

JAWS

™Basic Kit Contents

• JAWS 2.0 HD grabber

• JAWS 2.0 HD display/controller

• 50ft (15m) power/video cable

• AC adapter/charger

• operator manual

• hex key, spare screws

JAWS

™Ultimate Kit Contents

• JAWS 2.0 HD grabber • JAWS 2.0 HD display/controller

• AC adapter/charger • operator manual

• 50ft (15m) power/video cable + 50ft (15m) extension cable

• Jaw Sets: fork and tine | flat serrated | short serrated | sampling cups

curved serrated | needle-nose | tool adapter

• Tools: 2 snares: sm, lg | 2 magnets: sm, lg | Storage Case

4 hooks: sm, med, lg, xl

• Push Poles:

40 push poles - 60in (150cm) length

10 each: Ø 3

16in, 1

4in, 5

16in, 3

8in (Ø5,6,8,9mm)

4 push poles - 16in (40cm) length

1 each: Ø 3

16in, 1

4in, 5

16in, 3

8in (Ø5,6,8,9mm)

1 push pole - 12in (30cm) length × Ø 5

16in (Ø8mm)

1 push pole - 6in (15cm) × Ø 5

16in (Ø8mm)

• Push Pole Accessories:

quiver | tee handle | adjustable elbow

rubber flex joint | spring flex joint

•Miscellaneous: hex keys | spare screws | hoist lifting ring

Precautions

•EXPLOSION HAZARD: Do not use

JAWS

™ in an

explosive or hazardous environment.

•BODILY HARM HAZARD: Do not position

JAWS

™ near

moving machinery.

•Do not operate

JAWS

™ in temperatures below 0°F or above

120°F (-20°C - 50°C)

•Do not submerge

JAWS

™ in acids or caustics.

•Do not submerge

JAWS

™ deeper than 50 feet (15m) in water

or any other liquid. (Additional depth is attainable with a longer

main cable)

•Do not force

JAWS

™ into openings smaller than its diameter.

•Use only the supplied battery power pack as the

JAWS

™

power source.

•Keep the battery power pack away from high heat and equipment

that produces sparks.

•Replace any damaged or defective battery.

•Do not submerge battery power pack.

•Use only supplied charger to charge the battery. Follow battery

condition indicator on charger.

Setup

1. Connect main cable to grabber. Align the red dots and push

connector in until it clicks.

2. Connect extension cable as needed. Use without this cable is

recommended as the extra cable length consumes power that

would otherwise be available for the tool.

3. Connect cable to power pack.

4. Attach push rod or other rodding accessories to manipulate

the tool into position for grabbing.

Powering the System

ON: Press in the switch and release to start the system, the

status LED will blink Green while starting. The video will

display after 15 seconds. The status LED will change to Blue

indicating the system is ready.

OFF: Press in the switch for 2 seconds to power down the

system.

Power / Video

Cable

HD Display

/ Controller

HD Grabber

HD Display / Controller

Switch

Status LED

Cable Connector

HDMI Output

Power Connector

Battery Access

Folding Stand

¼”-20 Mount

For Lanyard

¼”-20 Mount

For Lanyard

Operation

Grabber Operation

Press the switch forward to close the tool jaws. When the jaws

have tightened fully, the status LED will change to Yellow.

Press the switch rearward to open tool jaws.

Changing Jaw Sets

To change the preferred jaw set on tool, use a 3/32-inch hex key

to remove the socket head screws on each jaw.

Slide each jaw off the tool and clean the interfacing surfaces.

Slide preferred jaw onto tool and install socket head screw.

Battery Status

Press the switch to the left to display the battery condition on the

status LED.

100% - 3 Green blinks

80% - 2 Green blinks

60% - 1 Yellow blink

40% - 1 Red blink

20% - 1 long Red blink

Power Saving Modes

After 10 minutes of no switch activity, the system will dim the

video display. The status LED will blink Blue. Moving the switch

will awaken the system.

After 20 minutes of no switch activity, the system will sleep using

a small amount of battery power. The status LED will blink

Blue. Moving the switch will awaken the system.

After 30 minutes of no switch activity, the system will completely

shut down and use no power. See Powering the System to

restart.

Battery Charging

Place the charger on a flat, level surface away from sources of

heat and moisture.

Plug the connector from the AC adapter into the back of the

charger and connect the adapter to the mains AC supply using

the cable supplied.

Place the battery into the battery bay ensuring that the 5-way

connector is fully seated. The LEDs in the status window will

provide status information and the charger will automatically

begin charging.

Green flashing: Battery charging

Green solid: Battery fully charged

Red: Error

Note: The battery does not charge while installed in the

controller. Follow instructions below to charge battery.

Open the battery compartment by loosening the two screws on the

controller back cover. Pop the cover up and off.

Remove the battery and insert it into the supplied charger. Full

charge time is generally 2 hours.

Reverse the above operation for portable / battery operation of the

JAWS tool.

Operation with AC Mains Power

Plug the barrel connector from the AC adapter into the power

jack on the HD Display / Controller. Connect the adapter to the

mains AC power outlet.

Power on the system, see Powering the System section.

The AC adapter will power only the tool system, the battery will

not charge if installed. The system will use AC power if available

first, and only use battery when AC is not present. Restarting the

system is necessary when changing power sources.

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