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GC AADVA

 

IOS 1 00 P

 

 

This equipment is subject to the European 
WEEE Directive 2012/19/EU.   

This symbol alerts the user not to dispose of 
electrical and electronic   
equipment in accordance with Directive 
2012/19/EU WEEE (Waste Electrical and 
Electronic Equipment) as waste or as unsorted 
municipal waste, but separately at an appropriate 
collection.   

 

Date of manufacture 

 

This symbol indicates: MANUFACTURER   
 

 

Type BF applied part (Scanner Application Device)   

 

Table 1: Symbols 

 

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Care with the Unit 

 

 

Keep the device dust-free and covered when not in use for a long time; 

 

Do not attempt to open the hand piece as this may damage the device; 

 

While cleaning the device make sure that the capacitors or other electrical parts of the AADVA IOS 100 P do not come into 
contact with any moisture; 

 

Always switch off and unplug the main power source before cleaning/disinfecting. 

 

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Information for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) 

 

WARNING 

 

Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna cables and external antennas) should be used no closer than 30 cm (12 inches) to any 
part of the IOS100 HP, including cables specified by the manufacturer. Otherwise, degradation of the performance of this e

quipment could result.”

 

 

This product has been tested in accordance and, to the most actual EMC standard IEC.     

 

In case of excessive influence of electromagnetic disturbances, malfunctions can occur on the device. In such case, please contact the appropriate services described in 

the chapter ‘Warranty, Service & Repair’

 

 

The EMISSIONS characteristics of this equipment make it suitable for use in industrial areas and hospitals (CISPR 11 class A). If it is used in a residential environment (for 
which CISPR 11 class B is normally required) this equipment might not offer adequate protection to radio-frequency communication services. The user might need to 
take mitigation measures, such as relocating or re-orienting the equipment. 

 

Due to no essential performance, malfunctions of the device will not lead to a risk for dentist, patient or third persons. Also, no essential performance is degraded due 
to EM disturbances which does not lead to any health risks.   

 

There  is  no  photobiological  risk  for  the  dentist,  patient  or  third  persons  when  looking  into  the  scanner  light.  The  device  is  tested  according  IEC  62471  (2006)  and 
evaluated as class 0 which means no danger or risk for health. However, for precaution avoid looking directly into the light.   

ENCLOSURE    PORT

 

Input a.c. power PORT

 

Phenomenon 

Basic EMC 

standard or test 

method 

IMMUNITY TEST LEVELS

 

Phenomenon

 

Basic 

EMC

 

standard

 

IMMUNITY TEST LEVELS 

Professional 

healthcare 

facility 

environment

 

  Profes

sional 

healthcare facility 

environment

 

Electrostatic discharge

 

IEC 

61000-4-2

 

±8 

kV 

contact

 

±

kV, 

±

kV, 

±

8 kV, 

±

15 

IV air

 

Electrical fast transients / 
bursts

 a) l) o)

 

IEC 

61

000-4-4

 

±

kV

 

100 

kHz 

repetition 

frequency

 

Radiated RF EM fields

 

a)

 

IEC 

61

000-4-3

 

V/m 

f)

 

80 

MHz 

 

2,7 

G

Hz 

b)

 

80% 

AM at 1 

kHz 

c)

 

Surges

 

a) b) j) o)

          Line-to-

line

 

I

EC 

61000-4-5

 

±

0, 

kV, 

±

kV

 

Proximity 

fields 

from 

RF wireles

communications 

equipment

 

IEC 

61000-4-3

 

See 8.10.

 

Surges 

a) b) j) k) o)

 

Line-to-

ground

 

IEC 

61000-4-5

 

±

0,5 

kV,

 ±

1k

V, 

±

kV

 

Rated 

power 

frequency 

magnetic 

fields 

d) e)

 

I

EC 61

000-4-8

 

30 A/M

 

g)

               

50 

Hz 

or 

60 

Hz

 

Conducted disturbances 
induced by RF fields

 

c) d) o)

 

IEC 

61000-4-6

 

3 V 

m)

 

0,15 

MHz - 

80 

MHz

 

 

 

 

6 V

 

m)

 

in ISM bands between 

0,15 MHz and 80 MHz

 

n)

 

 

 

 

80 % 

AM 

at 

kHz 

e)

 

 

 

 

Voltage 

dips 

f) p) r)

 

IEC 

61000-4-11

 

0% 

 

U

t

 ; 

0,5 

cycle 

g)

 

 

 

 

At 

0° 

45° 

90°, 

135°, 

180° 

225°, 

270° 

and 

31

5° 

q)

 

 

 

 

U

  ; 

cycle and

 

 

 

 

70% 

U

25/30 cycles 

h)

 

 

 

 

Single 

phase: 

at 

0

°

 

 

 

 

Voltage 

interruptions

 f) i) o) r)

 

IEC 

61000-4-11

 

0%,

 

U

t

 ; 250/300 

cycle

 

h)

 

 

Input d.c. power PORT 

Patient coupling port 

Phenomenon 

Basic EMC 

standard 

IMMUNITY TEST LEVELS 

Phenomenon 

Basic EMC 

standard 

IMMUNITY TEST LEVELS 

Professional healthcare facility 

environment 

Professional healthcare facility 

environment 

Electrical fast transients / bursts 

a) g)

 

IEC 61000-4-4 

±2 kV 
100 kHz repetition frequency 

Electrostatic discharge 

c)

 

IEC 61000-4-2 

±8 kV contact 
±2 kV, ±4 kV, ±8 kV, ±15 kV air 

Surges 

a) b) g)

 Line-to-line 

IEC 61000-4-5 

±0,5 kV, ±1 kV 

Conducted disturbances 
induced by RF fields 

a)

 

IEC 61000-4-6 

3 V 

b)

 

0,15 MHz - 80 MHz   
6 V 

b)

 in ISM bands between 0,15 MHz 

and 80 MHz                 

Surges 

a) b) g)

 Line-to-ground 

IEC 61000-4-5 

±0,5 kV, ±1kV, ±2 kV 

Conducted disturbances 
induced by RF fields 

a) c) d) i)

 

IEC 61000-4-6 

3 V 

h)

 

0,15 MHz - 80 MHz 

Summary of Contents for AADVA IOS 100 P

Page 1: ...1 GC AADVA IOS 100 P Date of issue Jan 2019 IOS 100 P IFU v1 0 ...

Page 2: ...tion 5 17 GC Aadva IOS 100 P components 5 18 Installation 8 19 Log in 10 20 Patient Database section 10 21 Scanning 10 22 Bite section 11 23 Margin line section 12 24 Export section 12 25 Settings 13 26 Limitation of patients from intended use 14 27 Copyrights 14 28 Intellectual Property Rights IP 14 29 Warranty Inspection Service Repairs 14 30 Limitation of liability 14 31 Data protection 14 32 W...

Page 3: ...GC AADVA IOS 100 P 37 Information for electromagnetic compatibility EMC 17 38 Identification plate and labelling 19 39 Device specifications and classifications 19 40 Environment 19 41 Troubleshooting 19 ...

Page 4: ... the digital model and transfers the model data to an external tool not part of Aadva IOS 100 P Other possible uses and applications contrary to the intended use changes to the components and or the installation of unauthorized parts may considerably jeopardize safety reliability and function of the IOS Any of the above will cause the warranty provided by GC Europe N V to void with immediate effec...

Page 5: ...to the Aadva IOS 100 P general terms and conditions for further information The user health professional is solely responsible for the application and the intended use of the product For any damage to the product that occurs within the warranty period please refer to the Aadva IOS 100 P general terms and conditions Notice Any attempt to open the device or service it yourself may cause damage to th...

Page 6: ...esting position It contains a heating plate responsible for the maintenance of the temperature of the glass plate at the head of the hand piece in order to avoid fogging when used in the mouth It is connected to PC with the USB cable Figure 2 cradle Before mounting the hand piece into the cradle inlay part the cradle inlay needs to be mounted into the cradle When mounting the handpiece into the in...

Page 7: ...7 GC AADVA IOS 100 P Figure 5 Laptop PC Please note Do not connect the scanner device handpiece and cradle to any other PC than attached to this product ...

Page 8: ...C 2 Connecting the cradle Place the handpiece on the cradle Connect the micro B connector side of the USB cable to the micro USB port of the cradle Connect the Type A connector side of the USB cable to the USB A port on the left side of the PC 3 Connecting the scanner device handpiece Connect the scanner handpiece USB cable to the USB A port on the right side of the PC ...

Page 9: ... 100 P 4 Starting up the PC Switch on the PC 5 Starting up software There is an icon named Aadva IOS GUI on the screen please double click this icon When the software starts up the following login screen is displayed ...

Page 10: ...PIN number which will be provided at the installation of your GC Aadva IOS 100 P You are able to change your PIN number at any time in the user admin menu 20 Patient Database section 21 Scanning Scanning can be performed in your healthcare professional preferred o clock position A New patient tab Insert patient data press Create patient button and choose your workflow scan type B Search patient ta...

Page 11: ... out Scan abutment Add a scan of an abutment scan body to your existing loaded scan Save Saves your scan and lets you define which scan you just made 1 Bite Scan Note Bite scan is not available with pre scans To record the bite scan make sure the buccal surface of the upper and lower teeth are scanned around 4 teeth while the patient keeps maximum intercuspation Scan enough gingiva as this will al...

Page 12: ...n both 2 Press the Add Margin Line button in the top left corner multiple possible 3 Select the tooth number 4 Click Add points Add points Add points around the margins of preparation Undo With each click the last point is removed Delete points Points can be removed by clicking on them in the model view window Save Save to finish the margin line Add note To add comments TIP Place the first 4 point...

Page 13: ...Name Select the network you wish to connect with Maximum Zoom Value Defines the zoom size of the model after pressing the model button Wi Fi Password Enter the password of your chosen connection Default workflow Define a specific workflow as your default workflow Dentist Information Enter Title First Name Last Name Dental Office Street ZipCode City and Country Model Default Mesh Colour Change the ...

Page 14: ...e or service it yourself may cause damage to the device which may lead to personal injury Any attempt to open the device or service it yourself also voids the warranty with immediate effect Inspection Inspect the Aadva IOS 100 P with each use for integrity of cables integrity of the handpiece cradle and correct functioning If anything unusual is observed please contact your authorized dealer or lo...

Page 15: ... device handpiece or clean with abrasive to prevent damage Disinfect for each patient to prevent infection Do not use without disinfecting for another patient once used Infection possibility Do not touch the measuring part Storage Store in a place that is unlikely to be adversely affected by air containing atmospheric pressure temperature humidity sunlight dust salt sulfur etc WARNING MESSAGES To ...

Page 16: ...cement After 20 cycles of sterilization it is recommended to replace the GC Aadva Cradle Inlay with a new one The following signs are indications of wear and degradation Please replace the Cradle Inlay with a new one when noticing one of the following signs Delamination and or roughening of the surface Dimensional changes Cracks discoloration staining Structural damage Change in surface texture WA...

Page 17: ...ssential performance is degraded due to EM disturbances which does not lead to any health risks There is no photobiological risk for the dentist patient or third persons when looking into the scanner light The device is tested according IEC 62471 2006 and evaluated as class 0 which means no danger or risk for health However for precaution avoid looking directly into the light ENCLOSURE PORT Input ...

Page 18: ...static discharge e IEC 61000 4 2 8 kV contact 2 kV 4 kV 8 kV 15 kV air 385 380 390 Pulse modulation b 18Hz 27 Electrical fast transients bursts b f IEC 61000 4 4 1 kV 100 kHz repetition frequency 450 430 470 FM c 5 kHz deviation 1 kHz sine 28 Surges Line to ground a IEC 61000 4 5 2 kV 710 704 787 Pulse modulation b 217Hz 9 Conducted disturbances induced by RF fields b d g IEC 61000 4 6 3 V h 0 15 ...

Page 19: ...ntry for environmentally responsible recycling disposal Dispose all components in accordance with applicable regulations 41 Troubleshooting No power Is the power cable connected If the pilot lamp on the cradle is lighted is the screen switched off Are the fans of the PC working is the device making any noise No image appearing on screen Is the device heated up properly does the thermos indication ...

Page 20: ...FAT32 or NTFS formatted USB thumb drive Network path not specified Export to network failed because no export path was defined Please set the network export path in the settings No network export path was specified in the export settings Enter a network export path No space left on the USB drive Export to USB failed Not enough free memory available Not enough memory left on the USB thumb drive to ...

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