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Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243
4 Operation

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4.9 Modes

See also: 4.10 Threshold setting, Page 53

4.9.4 Feedback mode

The feedback mode combines the detection function of the detection mode with the

therapeutic function of the laser beam.

When the laser pulse trigger is pressed in the ready mode, laser pulses are triggered

only when, as a result of the detection, an altered tooth substance is found, i.e. when

the fluorescence measurement is above the said threshold value.

As soon as the fluorescence measurement falls below the threshold value, triggering

of laser pulses is stopped.

See also: 4.10 Threshold setting, Page 53

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Summary of Contents for KEY Laser III 1243

Page 1: ...Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243 Always be on the safe side...

Page 2: ...Sales KaVo Dental GmbH Bismarckring 39 D 88400 Biberach Tel 49 7351 56 0 Fax 49 7351 56 1488 Manufacturer Kaltenbach Voigt GmbH Bismarckring 39 D 88400 Biberach www kavo com...

Page 3: ...protection 16 2 3 4 Safety of the construction 16 2 3 5 Electromagnetic compatibility 16 2 4 Safe laser range 18 2 4 1 Warning lamps 18 2 4 2 Warning signs 19 2 5 Electromagnetic Transmissions 20 2 5...

Page 4: ...m menu 60 4 13 4 Deleting a program 60 4 14 Changing a program setting 61 4 14 1 Reset new settings 61 4 14 2 Pilot jet setting 61 4 15 Handpiece selection 63 4 16 New program 64 4 16 1 Saving a new p...

Page 5: ...Faults 90 8 4 Troubleshooting 91 9 Assembly notes 93 9 1 Characteristics of the floor 93 9 2 Media 94 9 2 1 Spray water 94 9 2 2 Spray air 94 9 3 Electrical connection 95 9 3 1 Local 95 9 3 2 230V ver...

Page 6: ...cal effects of laser radiation on tissue safety conside rations effects on the eye and treatment instructions are described in a separate application manual 1 1 3 Indications and Contraindikations tre...

Page 7: ...mote filling adherence of com posites in cavities or dental areas which have been treated by KEY Laser or rotating instruments None known Sealing Fissures Sealing of non carious molars and pre molars...

Page 8: ...too far into the alveola ridge or the marginal gingiva and influencing function phonetics and denture fit tings etc None known Apicectomy Apicectomy on teeth with periapical lesion which had not resp...

Page 9: ...ive installation The use of incorrect information Improper use Improper installation startup and repairs The KEY Lasers 1243 may only be installed repaired and serviced by technicians who have success...

Page 10: ...sposal service providers and recycling companies please visit the following In ternet sites http www umweltdatenbank de http www quality de KaVo will bring KaVo transport packaging returned by the cus...

Page 11: ...ries of members for collection points for used polystyrene packaging and cartons were passed on in 1991 by KaVo to the dental trade in connection with the above mentioned customer information sheet Fo...

Page 12: ...product serial number in all requests Additional information can be obtained at www kavo com To ensure that the KEY Laser 1243 is always ready for use and maintains its value the recommended maintenan...

Page 13: ...tes a maximum hazardous situation that can directly cause serious injury or death 2 1 2 Hazard levels DANGER indicates the maximum hazard level indicates a directly hazardous situ ation that can cause...

Page 14: ...he respectively valid version of the regulations of German professional associations on safety BGV for laser radiation BGV B2 must also be observed Accessories by other manufacturers may not be used N...

Page 15: ...ions adjustments modifications or repairs are performed by Service Technicians who have successfully completed the KEY Laser 1243 trai ning A laser safety officer must be appointed The electrical inst...

Page 16: ...embolism and skin emphysema The insufflation of spray in open wounds in the surgical area can cause air embo lisms and skin emphysema Avoid the insufflation of spray in open wounds in surgical area C...

Page 17: ...keit von Herzschritt machern in der zahn rztlichen Praxis Discussion of Machtens On the influence of pacemakers in dental practice Dtsch zahn rztl Z 42 11 16 1987 Aderhold L J Kreuzer Diskussionsbeitr...

Page 18: ...l not be directly aware of many of these measures Directly after turning the device on the microprocessor control will run a self check Then a series of safety relevant components will be operated and...

Page 19: ...with the exception of transformers and lines that KaVo sells as replacement parts for inter nal components can increase transmission or reduce the electromagnetic immu nity of the product Only use acc...

Page 20: ...a e B r e s a L Warning lamps Warning signs 2 4 1 Warning lamps In the planning stage make sure that warning lights are installed at all entrance doors to the treatment rooms in which the KEY Laser 1...

Page 21: ...Warning signs The current warning signs are to be affixed at eye height to the entrance doors to the treatment room in which the KEY Laser 1243 is used and be visible from the outside Note The warning...

Page 22: ...i delines HF transmissions according to CISPR 11 Group 1 The KEY Laser 1243 uses HF ener gy only for its internal operation Its HF transmission is therefore very low and it is improbable that neigh bo...

Page 23: ...1 kV normal mode volta ge 2 kV common mode voltage 1 kV push pull voltage 2 kV common mode volta ge The quality of the supply voltage should correspond to that of a typical business or hospital enviro...

Page 24: ...00 MHz the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not be applicable in every case The spread of electromagnetic waves is absorbed and reflected by buildings objects and people a Th...

Page 25: ...Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243 2 Safety 2 5 Electromagnetic Transmissions d Within the frequency range of 150 kHz to 80 MHz the field strength should be less than 3V eff V m 23 99...

Page 26: ...on the transmission fre quence in m Rated power of the trans mitter in W 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 1 17 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 0 35 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 0 70 P 0 01 0 12 0 04 0 07 0 1 0 37 0 11 0 22 1 1 1...

Page 27: ...er 1243 material no 1 000 5342 3 Description of Instrument 3 1 KEY Laser 1243 material no 1 000 5342 Laser tubing Key switch on off function Swing arm Emergency laser stop Laser emission indicator Han...

Page 28: ...Laser III 1243 3 Description of Instrument 3 1 KEY Laser 1243 material no 1 000 5342 3 1 1 Multifunction foot control Tread protection hoop Energy setting Ready button Laser pulse trigger Frequency se...

Page 29: ...Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243 3 Description of Instrument 3 1 KEY Laser 1243 material no 1 000 5342 3 1 2 Back of the laser unit 27 99...

Page 30: ...door contact max 24 V 1 A switch contact for external warning lamp Do not connect external voltage with the door contact Version B 100 V 110 V 120 V 127 V 50 Hz 60 Hz Mains input fuse 25 A Japan 20 A...

Page 31: ...KEY Laser III 1243 3 Description of Instrument 3 2 Touch screen 3 2 Touch screen The central control is a touchscreen i e a screen whose surface is used actively for controlling functions by touching...

Page 32: ...umber with Year of manufacture YYYY Running serial number REF Material number DAB Mode of continuous operation with duty type Classification of application part type B 5333 IEC 417 Note observe accomp...

Page 33: ...of Instrument 3 4 Where to affix the laser warning signs and laser note 3 4 Where to affix the laser warning signs and laser note On the back of the laser unit there is a triangle warning sign and th...

Page 34: ...III 1243 3 Description of Instrument 3 4 Where to affix the laser warning signs and laser note A triangular laser warning symbol and information notice is also mounted at the laser tube coupling Lase...

Page 35: ...100 127 V 25 A Customer fuse protection 100 127 V Japan 20 A Classification Device of protection class 1 Device not protected against the penet ration of water Type B application part Operating condit...

Page 36: ...00 700 s Divergence Divergence of the laser beam after exi ting the laser contra angle hand piece 2060 Mat no 1 000 4841 approx 5 10 NOHD 1 m Pilot laser Laser type Red laser diode Laser class 2 max 1...

Page 37: ...ax 5 V 10 mA load on the door con tact Switching contact for external warning lamp max 24 V 1A Packaging transportation and storage Gross weight 93 kg Net weight 81 kg Packaging dimensions 1100 x 600...

Page 38: ...operation In unclear or dangerous situations the laser can be immediately switched off com pletely by pressing the switch Note However the emergency laser stop should not be used for switching off no...

Page 39: ...the unit Unscrew the spray water reservoir bottle in a clockwise direction Fill spray water reservoir bottle Note The spray water reservoir bottle may be filled only with distilled or demineralized w...

Page 40: ...ngs are not knocked against anything and are never laid down roughly Ensure that the exit window of the exit coupling is not soiled or contaminated with fingerprints This may damage the coa ting and t...

Page 41: ...rotective caps and Push handpiece axially so that it will go onto the laser coupling until it is heard to snap in Note Before the treatment the spray should be set and a user test performed See also 4...

Page 42: ...h the handpiece To avoid contamination of the tube coupling window wipe the tube coupling from back to front using a clean dry cloth See also Section A 2 3 of handpiece instructions Note Windows are c...

Page 43: ...Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243 4 Operation 4 3 Laser tube handpieces Dry the inside of the handpiece coupling 41 99...

Page 44: ...as pressed it springs out Switch on main switch on the back of the unit Insert key into key operated switch By turning the key completely clockwise switch on the KEY Laser 1243 US After a few seconds...

Page 45: ...unit to stand unattended in the switched on state See also 4 19 Switch off Page 71 4 4 1 Energy saving mode If no operation is performed on the KEY Laser 1243 US for a period of 5 mintues the unit swi...

Page 46: ...s under a numerical value make it possible to change this value inc reases reduces the value in accordance with a preset scale Once the minimum or maximum value is reached the arrow key disappears and...

Page 47: ...lot laser emerges at the front of the handpiece Only in this state is it possible to emit laser pulses 4 6 1 Triggering laser pulses A priority logic switch which detects the position of the swing arm...

Page 48: ...the handpiece should be placed on the handpiece support The KEY Laser 1243 automatically switches from the ready mode to the standby mode if no operation of a control touchscreen footswitch handpiece...

Page 49: ...e g 160 mJ The pulse energy levels can be regulated with the arrow keys and Alternatively the pulse energy can also be set via the foot switch by pressing the button Note If the pulse energy is change...

Page 50: ...Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243 4 Operation 4 7 Setting pulse energy and pulse frequency Alternatively the pulse frequency can also be set via the foot switch by pressing the button 48 99...

Page 51: ...6 Ready mode Page 45 Point the handpiece at a cotton wool ball or swab moistened with water If the pilot laser is visibly poor broken up or completely invisible the laser exit wind ow is probably soil...

Page 52: ...malgam and composite fillings can also change the fluorescence signal Detection and feedback modes use the fluorescent radiation emitted by altered tooth substance on exposure to a specific light wave...

Page 53: ...th detection mode and feedback mode are switched off No information appears in the region between frequency data and mode key Note The laser can be operated under this setting but without the feedback...

Page 54: ...function of the laser beam When the laser pulse trigger is pressed in the ready mode laser pulses are triggered only when as a result of the detection an altered tooth substance is found i e when the...

Page 55: ...numerical display shows the currently saved threshold value When the Threshold value key is pressed the threshold value menu opens When the arrow key is pressed the threshold value increases by one va...

Page 56: ...Instructions for use KEY Laser III 1243 4 Operation 4 10 Threshold setting In the start menu the saved threshold value is now displayed 54 99...

Page 57: ...user chooses between the spray settings AIR_and WATER The two keys function according to the on off principle Off Dark key with bright inscription On Bright key with dark inscription AIR and WATER ca...

Page 58: ...without accepting the changed spray setting 4 11 2 Foot control The chosen spray medium can be switched on and off using the spray key of the foot switch 4 11 3 Spray test By pressing the spray key 1...

Page 59: ...wing settings can be entered the sound volume for the key tone the noise level of the detection signal the language of the touchscreen resetting of the changed programs for default values Setting the...

Page 60: ...EY Laser III 1243 4 Operation 4 12 System menu Note After the end of the language selection using the OK key all texts including the predefined programs are reloaded This means that a program reset is...

Page 61: ...ouchscreen When the program selection key is pressed the program selection menu opens 4 13 2 Program selection menu Max 6 lines can be displayed in the selection menu overview The selection bar is mov...

Page 62: ...stem menu The system menu dialogue can be called up by pressing the system menu key See also 4 12 System menu Page 57 4 13 4 Deleting a program The predefined programs cannot be deleted Only programs...

Page 63: ...n be saved under the existing program name by pressing the OK key To save the changes with a new name use the save key to save it as a new program See also 4 16 New program Page 64 The AIR and WATER k...

Page 64: ...etting In the feedback or detection mode the pilot beam brightness cannot be set Note If in a selected program at least one parameter is changed in the start menu and is confirmed with OK the text in...

Page 65: ...displayed in the hand piece overview The selection bar is moved 6 lines up down using the keys PAGE UP PAGE DOWN The keys and can be used to move the highlighter bar up and down to find the required...

Page 66: ...put field appears on the touchscreen Characters can be entered by pressing the number and letter keys and pressing the SPACE bar generates a space The arrow key moves the input cursor one character to...

Page 67: ...mber of the newly definable programs is limited Once the maximum number of programs is reached the touchscreen shows the message ATTENTION Crea tion of another program not possible when an attempt is...

Page 68: ...ference do not correspond with the values on the touchscreen take the following steps When the detector calibration key in the start menu is pressed the detector calib ration menu opens With the aid o...

Page 69: ...the reference value is accepted and you are returned to the detector calibration menu The change is performed in the Change reference value menu with the aid of the arrow keys and Note The reference i...

Page 70: ...ero value begins automatically Duration of the measurement is 2 seconds 4 17 4 Determining the reference value The following instruction appears on the touchscreen Hold instrument on reference sample...

Page 71: ...ormation appears on the touchscreen The detector calibration was successfully completed Pressing the OK key saves the result and returns you to the start of the menu Pressing the Repeat detector calib...

Page 72: ...ter flow See also Handpiece instructions Note Ensure that the laser tube is inserted into the input coupling and is screwed tight and that a handpiece is mounted Ensure that the KEY Laser 1243 is swit...

Page 73: ...e KEY Lasers 1243 CAUTION Hazards from the unsupervised use of lasers Before leaving the treatment room turn off the KEY Laser 1243 and protect against unauthorized use Turn off the main power switch...

Page 74: ...nd painted surfaces and plastics may be damaged Tests have shown that surfaces cannot be protected entirely against all substances available on the market As damage to surfaces is very much dependent...

Page 75: ...a guideline we have provided you with a list of recommended concentrations of disinfectant ingredients as tested by us Note The levels shown are maximum levels and must not be exceeded 96 ethanol 40g...

Page 76: ...e 5 3 Care sterilisability and disinfectability of handpieces 5 3 Care sterilisability and disinfectability of handpieces Information on the care sterilisation and disinfecting of KaVo handpieces can...

Page 77: ...it contains a water cooler for cooling Never tip the KEY Laser 1243 or lay it on its side Note Please note that an ion exchanger is located inside the cooling circulation This deionizes the distilled...

Page 78: ...hs at the latest KaVo recommends carrying out the annual maintenance service before the safety checks See also 2 Safety Page 11 Please read laser safety section carefully 6 1 Scope of the tests Comple...

Page 79: ...safety check report page should be photocopied and completed in full You should then attach the form to the medical device record and customer service report See also 6 7 Safety check report Page 82 N...

Page 80: ...uctions for use KEY Laser III 1243 6 Safety checks 6 3 Handpieces 6 3 Handpieces Check the transmission of the handpieces 2061 2062 and 2063 according to the instructions accompanying the handpieces 7...

Page 81: ...dings taken are higher than this determine and remedy the cause The earthed conductor test and the spare unit leakage current test are performed after removal of the side casing on the right Perform t...

Page 82: ...to DIN VDE 0751 1 Requirement Before the tester is started the key switch of the KEY laser should be kept in the on position until the test is complete The spare unit leakage current test should be ca...

Page 83: ...g lamp Monitoring of cooling system Energy monitoring regulation Shutter absorber Safety foot control Check external safety systems Warning signs Check whether the required warning signs are mounted a...

Page 84: ...J Software version KEY Commissioning date Operating period hours Last reset date for operating period counter Operating period hours Last safety check Energy readings f Hz E mJ Mean Minimum Maximum S...

Page 85: ...ctions for use KEY Laser III 1243 7 Accessories 7 1 Handpieces 7 Accessories Note You must adhere to the above safety instructions See also 2 2 Laser safety Page 12 2 3 Safe use Page 14 7 1 Handpieces...

Page 86: ...handpieces listed below have been tested and approved for use with the KEY Laser 1243 The accompanying contra angle handpiece 2060 Mat no 1 000 4841 The accompanying handpiece 2061 Mat no 1 000 6050...

Page 87: ...2 Warning signs 7 2 Warning signs The KEY Laser 1243 is supplied with three sets of warning signs They are used for labelling the laser area Further warning signs can be ordered from KaVo Warning sign...

Page 88: ...since December 2008 see next segment Mat no 0 228 2202 Protective laser goggles for the dentist and assistant Lambda One Mat no 1 006 4435 Protective laser goggles with mask design for the pati ent an...

Page 89: ...erences 7 4 References Reference AMat no 1 000 9603 Reference BMat no 1 000 9604 Reference CMat no 1 000 8552 Reference DMat no 1 000 9605 Reference EMat no 1 000 9606 Reference FMat no 1 000 9607 Ref...

Page 90: ...matic self tests which control the unit are installed in the unit Thus lamp ageing and deadjustment are automatically compensated for example via a microprocessor controlled energy regulation system w...

Page 91: ...on the information appears on the touchscreen only on exiting the ready mode When the Continue key is pressed it is possible to continue working in the Ready mode Note The spray reservoir should howev...

Page 92: ...age should be noted and the responsible service see Section A 1 5 After Sales Service should be informed In the event of fault message first check whether the trigger is operated or was operated on sw...

Page 93: ...handpiece poor Spray nozzle furred or soiled Pierce spray nozzle with a jet needle A jet needle is included among the accessories See also Handpiece instructions Clean spray nozzle See also Handpiece...

Page 94: ...e treatment room are provided with door swit ches and are opened Close the entrance doors No door switches are installed and the jumper for the door contact con nection is not correctly inserted Corre...

Page 95: ...according to DIN 1055 Sheet 3 and must have a compressive strength according to DIN 18560 T1 The KEY Laser 1243 is delivered with soft castors from the factory Note The castors may not be used on sof...

Page 96: ...The KEY Laser 1243 has an internal spray water supply The spray water reservoir bottle may be filled only with distilled or demineralized water neutral pH See also 4 2 Filling spray water Page 37 9 2...

Page 97: ...t unit Mains cable unit connector and mains connector requirements 230V rated voltage 16 A rated current Length 3m Mains cable H05VV F3 1 50 3 x 1 5 mm not shielded Unit connector compliant with IEC 6...

Page 98: ...inting upwards Handle with care Keep dry Note Once the KEY Laser has been taken out of its packaging the transit bracket on the compressor two cylinder head screws M 5x30 Mat no 0 249 4187 and two sle...

Page 99: ...Goods and packaging must always be left unchanged and the goods must not be used Report the damage to the transport company Contact KaVo Shipping Department within 4 days Tel 0 73 51 56 0 Under no ci...

Page 100: ...ions for use KEY Laser III 1243 9 Assembly notes 9 6 Installation plan 9 6 Installation plan The installation plan provides information about Space required treatment position See also Installation pl...

Page 101: ...nit Page 27 An opener can be connected here This means that if an entrance door to the KEY Laser 1243 treatment room is opened the door switch too must be opened If there are several entrance doors al...

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