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5.11.3 Settings "Network" ........................................................................................... 40
5.11.4 Settings "Data protection" ................................................................................. 41
5.11.5 Settings "Localisation"....................................................................................... 42

5.12 Settings on the touch display of the dentist element.......................................................... 43

6 Maintenance ......................................................................................................................

7 Safety check - Test instructions ........................................................................................

8 Information concerning the electromagnetic compatibility according to EN IEC

60601-1-2..........................................................................................................................

8.1 Operating environment and EMC warning notes................................................................ 50
8.2 Results of the electromagnetic tests ................................................................................ 50

Summary of Contents for CONNECTbase

Page 1: ...Instructions for use KaVo CONNECTbase...

Page 2: ...Distribution KaVo Dental GmbH Bismarckring 39 88400 Biberach Germany Phone 49 7351 56 0 Fax 49 7351 56 1488 Manufacturer KaVo Dental GmbH Bismarckring 39 88400 Biberach Germany www kavo com...

Page 3: ...reatment units 16 4 Startup 17 4 1 Fitting requirements 17 4 2 Connection of additional devices 17 5 Operation 19 5 1 Operation with the foot control of the treatment centre 19 5 2 Starting and closin...

Page 4: ...ist element 43 5 12 1 Settings Design 43 5 12 2 Settings Camera 44 5 12 3 Settings Network 45 5 12 4 Settings Data protection 46 5 12 5 Settings Localisation 47 6 Maintenance 48 7 Safety check Test in...

Page 5: ...mbols See Chapter on User Instructions Hazard Levels Important information for users and service technicians Action request CE mark European Community A product bearing this mark meets the requirement...

Page 6: ...damage KaVo Technical Service If you have any questions or complaints please contact the KaVo Technical Service 49 0 7351 56 2700 service multimedia kavo com Please refer to the serial number of the p...

Page 7: ...anty does not usually cover bulbs glassware rubber parts and the col ourfastness of plastics Defects or their consequences that can be attributed to interventions on or changes made to the product by...

Page 8: ...ered only 4 Applied parts connected to the USB interface of the dentist element must comply with the requisite insulation 4 USB powered devices failing to meet the requisite insulation for applied par...

Page 9: ...ure that the user has read and comprehends the national and re gional regulations 4 The device may be used only if the user has completed the appropriate medical training The operator is responsible f...

Page 10: ...backup of all data on the hard disk Incremental backup backup only of data that has been changed since the previous backup Full data backups are more time consuming and require significantly more memo...

Page 11: ...ability for the safety reliability and performance of components supplied by KaVo provided installation instructions expansions adjustments changes or repairs were carried out by technicians trained b...

Page 12: ...following points Medical electrical devices are subject to special precautions concerning the electromagnetic compatibility and must be installed and operated in accord ance with the KaVo assembly ins...

Page 13: ...ked up at the office A per manently installed unit will be picked up at the curb at your address on the agreed date The owner or user of the device will have to bear the cost of disassembly transporta...

Page 14: ...mu nication This does not require any PC software 3 1 Connectors UNIT HDMI IN 1 HDMI IN 2 HDMI OUT USB 2 0 USB 3 0 LAN LAN USB 24 VDC CAN PC external external monitor unit camera unit ACT PWR 5 8 9 6...

Page 15: ...nment Atmospheric pressure limitation 700 hPa to 1060 hPa 10 psi to 15 psi Ambient temperature 10 to 40 o C 50 to 104 F Humidity limitation 5 to 95 non condensing Max altitude for operation up to 3000...

Page 16: ...n and fluor escence as addi tional functions DIAGNOcam Vision Full HD 1 013 1500 cable length 130 cm 1 011 1213 cable length 250 cm Installation kit KaVo CONNECT base Installation kit KaVo CONNECT bas...

Page 17: ...nnections to older dental devices e g E50 Life E30 must be provided with an additional disconnecting device 4 2 Connection of additional devices CAUTION Damage or injuries due to incorrect use of KaVo...

Page 18: ...18 56 4 Anybody creating a system must check and document the conformity ac cording to the current state of the art in technology Medical Device Regula tion MDR 2017 745 Medical Device Implementing A...

Page 19: ...e display of the dentist element gets illuminated A melody plays and the screen saver is displayed as soon as the unit is powered up completely 5 1 Operation with the foot control of the treatment cen...

Page 20: ...Navigation to the right Level preselection hand pieces foot pedal short Selection button and or freeze image long Save image 5 2 Starting and closing KaVo CONNECTbase 4 Click on the CONNECT symbol on...

Page 21: ...atically Also refer to 5 4 Recording images Page 23 5 3 Starting the treatment There are several options for starting the treatment Taking the camera from the holder without first selecting a folder A...

Page 22: ...ate new folder Select existing folder Sort folder Delete folder Change page Back to main menu or stirrup switch of the foot control All symbols can be triggered either via the foot control of the trea...

Page 23: ...afterwards are automatically saved to the selected folder NOTE In addition it is possible to import own folders with treatment data To import one or more folders with treatment data create a new folde...

Page 24: ...ut the camera the images saved afterwards are saved to the Unassigned data folder 5 4 1 Producing a camera freeze frame There are various ways of producing a camera freeze frame Short press the foot c...

Page 25: ...ng a camera freeze frame 4 Long press the foot control pedal of the treatment centre or 4 Long press the button on the control panel of the camera 5 5 Displaying and editing images on the screen of th...

Page 26: ...ol cross switch upwards to open the Header Change the HDMI source Switch image view Available views Single 1 image Compare 2 images Split 4 images Delete selected image Folder name Back to list of fol...

Page 27: ...es The archived image can be selected in the footer with the foot control 5 5 2 Compare view The live image of the camera is always shown in the left field To display an archived image in the right fi...

Page 28: ...reatment centre to navigate to the respective field If no live image is available all four fields can be used to display archived im ages The archived images can be selected in the footer with the foo...

Page 29: ...shown in full screen mode If there is no live image available the field can be used to display archived images The archived image can then be selected and displayed on the touch display of the dentis...

Page 30: ...lay archived images in any of the remaining fields the respective field can be selec ted using the touch display of the dentist element If no live image is available all fields can be used to display...

Page 31: ...o CONNECTbase is always the first source The sources can be switched in the main menu of KaVo CONNECTbase on the overview page or directly in the selected folder 4 Switch sources on the foot control o...

Page 32: ...centre r 4 Start Media on the touch display of the dentist element 4 Select the Media symbol Both the monitor of the treatment centre and the touch display of the dentist element show the media page...

Page 33: ...for selecting favourites selecting screensavers and for deleting media is displayed NOTE Selecting a favourite this image folder is displayed in the top part of the me dia page Selecting a folder as a...

Page 34: ...screen of the treatment centre The Pause button can be used to pause the slideshow The current image is displayed on the screen of the treatment centre The Forward and Back buttons can be used to manu...

Page 35: ...o the subfolders 4 To import a screensaver name the respective image wallpaper jpg and save it to the directory of the USB stick and or USB cable 4 To import a office logo name the respective image of...

Page 36: ...ge deletion of data on PC Data of the KaVo CONNECTbase system that is manually changed or deleted on the PC cannot be restored in KaVo CONNECTbase 4 Perform manual changes to the KaVo CONNECTbase data...

Page 37: ...CONNECTbase 4 Perform manual changes to the KaVo CONNECTbase data on the PC only after a thorough check 5 11 Settings on the screen of the treatment centre 4 Open the settings on the foot control of t...

Page 38: ...5 11 1 Settings Design Type of screensaver can be changed 4 Select the respective type of screensaver with the foot control Image colour slideshow can be selected 4 Select the respective image colour...

Page 39: ...modes Intraoral mode Fluorescence mode Previous mode NOTE When you attach the Tip Vision Full HD to the handpiece the camera auto matically switches to transillumination mode When you take off the Ti...

Page 40: ...ically by the DHCP server of the router Disabled The LAN interface of KaVo CONNECTbase is disabled Manually The LAN configuration in the network can be entered manually The Wi Fi interface can be conf...

Page 41: ...isplayed on the screen of the treatment centre The deletion concept can be selected as desired Available deletion concepts Maximum hard disk space The maximum storage capacity is utilised Once the mem...

Page 42: ...SB PC connection is disabled 4 Use the foot control for selection Back to settings menu or stirrup switch of the foot control 5 11 5 Settings Localisation The language can be selected as desired NOTE...

Page 43: ...tist element 4 Open the settings on the foot control of the treatment centre 4 Select the Settings symbol 4 Open the Settings menu using the menu on the touch display of the dent ist element 4 Select...

Page 44: ...Vision Full HD can be changed Available modes Intraoral mode Fluorescence mode Previous mode 4 Select the respective mode per touch NOTE When you attach the Tip Vision Full HD to the handpiece the ca...

Page 45: ...he following options are available for selection Automatically Wi Fi can be activated once the Wi Fi connection was con figured The connection name is shown for the Automatically option e g BIB MY WIF...

Page 46: ...ard disk space The maximum storage capacity is utilised Once the memory is full the oldest images deleted More than 10 images A maximum of ten images is saved Once ten images are saved and a new image...

Page 47: ...Settings on the touch display of the dentist element 47 56 5 12 5 Settings Localisation S table T table 4 Select the respective time zone per touch 4 Select the respective location of the time zone p...

Page 48: ...up regularly KaVo recommends every working day A data backup schedule should be prepared KaVo CONNECTbase utilises a micro SD card for memory This medium ages and can be replaced Also refer to Techni...

Page 49: ...Test instructions Should the device be connected into a system the system manufacturer will determine the system type 2a or 2b and the repeat period for the safety check The system must be documented...

Page 50: ...s product Faulty operation 4 The use of other devices in the immediate vicinity of this product or placed on top of this product should be avoided as this may lead to faulty operation of the unit Howe...

Page 51: ...V DIN EN 61000 4 3 VDE 0847 4 3 04 2011 HF emissions of digital mobile phones and other HF emitting devices 80 MHz 2700 MHz 10 V m High frequency electromagnetic fields in the immediate vicinity of wi...

Page 52: ...rement Class test level 6 V in ISM bands 6 V in amateur radio bands DIN EN 61000 4 8 VDE 0847 4 8 11 2010 Magnetic fields with power engineering frequencies 30 A m DIN EN 61000 4 11 VDE 0847 4 11 02 2...

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