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5 Installing the unit

5.8 External warning light (optional)

NOTICE! External max. 230V warning light can be
connected only by doing internal modifications. Only
authorized technician is allowed to do this.

NOTICE!

These instructions are intended only for the

remote exposure button assembly (207502).

NOTICE! 12V voltage is supplied from the unit for the
external warning light. Do not connect any external
voltages to this connection.

Attach the device end of the remote controller cable
(207264) to its place and tighten the strain relief.

Connect the remote controllers cable connector J1004
to its place.

Make sure that correct F3 fuse

(T2A, 250V,

Interrupting rating 100A@250Vac 10KA@125Vac,
6,3 x 3,2 mm, UR, CSA)

is in the units F3 fuse holder.

1. External warning light cable
2. Strain relief
3. Cable connection J1004
4. Fuse holder F3

Summary of Contents for ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH OP 3D Pro

Page 1: ...ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH OP 3D Pro 3D Dental X Ray System Installation Manual ENGLISH 216363 rev 1 0 805 5080...

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Page 5: ...phalometric unit positioning panel 17 2 4 Main control panel 18 2 5 Unit identification labels 19 2 6 Unit movements 20 2 7 Emergency stop switch 21 3 Pre installation requirements 23 3 1 The unit 23...

Page 6: ...t 93 7 1 Preparations 93 7 2 Cephalometric calibration sequence 93 7 2 1 Balancing the cephalostat 94 7 2 2 Primary collimator calibration 94 7 2 3 Rotation angle calibration 95 7 2 4 Mechanical adjus...

Page 7: ...date fails 148 8 10 4 Problem S2terminal is unable to find binary files 148 8 11 Configurable panoramic mAs limit 149 9 OP 3D Pro Pre sales check list 151 9 1 Physical Environment Requirements 151 9 2...

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Page 9: ...edures Panoramic Standard panoramic Pediatric panoramic Wide arch panoramic Bitewing TMJ posterior anterior PA projection TMJ lateral projection axially corrected Ortho TMJ axial corrected lateral pro...

Page 10: ...on images of an examined volume for the reconstruction of a 3D view The unit is also intended for carpus imaging in assisting cephalometric analyses Not in USA CAUTION USA only Federal law restricts t...

Page 11: ...tions used in this manual FOV Field Of View The cylindrical 3D volume that is reconstructed by the system ROI Region Of Interest The anatomical area or region of the patient that you are interested to...

Page 12: ...ufacturer when repairing the device or replacing parts Warning Radiation Safety Before servicing the unit familiarize yourself with local and national radiation safety standards and requirements relat...

Page 13: ...uch it with your bare hands The installer must ensure that The fixing screws are suitable for the wall material The wall for fixing the unit is strong enough for attaching the unit It must withstand l...

Page 14: ...ors or components When examining and checking circuit boards use an elasti cated wrist wrap which is connected to a ground point through a 1 Mohm current limiting cable For a ground point use water pi...

Page 15: ...he PC Ethernet switch to which the unit is connected should be approved appropriately e g EN 60950 IEC 60950 UL 60950 After installation check that the IEC 60601 1 leakage current levels are not excee...

Page 16: ...s radiological assessment the imaging should be done using conventional medical CT or MR rather than 3D imaging using Cone Beam technology Cone beam computed tomography images are not adequate for th...

Page 17: ...t has at least the following parts that should be regarded as non environmental friendly waste products Tubehead Pb oil Collimator Pb All electronic circuits electronic boards inside Sensor covers EMC...

Page 18: ...1 Introduction 10...

Page 19: ...conform to all the unit and dental imaging software requirements 1 Column 2 Carriage 3 Main support 4 Rotating unit 5 On off switch rear of carriage and main fuses 6 Tubehead assembly 7 Touch screen d...

Page 20: ...2 Unit description 12 1 Sensor holder panoramic units without 3D option 2 Panoramic sensor 1 3D sensor units with 3D option 2 Panoramic sensor...

Page 21: ...ontal FH light Horizontal light top of 130 mm high FOV Medium Panel 3D option only 3 Image layer light 4 Cephalometric FH light 5 TMJ light 6 Horizontal light top of 78 mm high FOV 7 Horizontal light...

Page 22: ...2 Unit description 14 Panoramic lights 1 Midsagittal light 2 FH light 1 Image layer 2 TMJ light...

Page 23: ...lights are turned automatically on based on selected FOV 1 Midsagittal light 2 Horizontal light top of FOV NOTICE With Medium Panel 3D option Optional 130 mm height is indicated with Frankfort horizon...

Page 24: ...position 6 Chin support UP 7 Chin support DOWN 8 Move the image layer anterior before exposure 3 mm with sinus program 10 mm 9 Normal occlusion reset position 10 Move the image layer posterior before...

Page 25: ...ption 17 2 4 Main control panel 1 Modality imaging program section 2 Status of the unit 3 Settings 4 End examination 5 Automatic Dose Control 6 Manual mode 7 Test mode 8 Patient size selection 9 Expos...

Page 26: ...fuse holder 3 Laser class 1 warning label IEC 60825 1 2007 4 Ethernet label 5 Sensors 6 Primary collimator label 7 Secondary cephalostat collimator label 8 Tubehead label on the tubehead and on the tu...

Page 27: ...2 Unit description 19 2 6 Unit movements Panoramic unit movements R C J D...

Page 28: ...near the handles and on the cephalostat unit so that the patient can easily reach them If the emergency stop switch is pressed during an exposure the exposure is terminated immediately and the x ray u...

Page 29: ...2 Unit description 21...

Page 30: ...2 Unit description 22...

Page 31: ...and the floor If floor attachment is not possible ei ther use additional wall support ordered separate ly or use the exhibition stand and one wall mounting bracket Wall mount screws should be tighten...

Page 32: ...n site to have supply mains over current releases 100 120V 20A 220 240V 15A The place where the unit is to be installed and the position from where the user takes exposures must be correctly shielded...

Page 33: ...medical electrical or electromechanical equipment the unit is positioned so that the operator when protected from radiation can see and hear the pa tient during an exposure Minimum installation space...

Page 34: ...e used depends on the wall material and floor material to which the unit is to be attached Installation tools Electric drill Spanners wrenches 10 17 x 2 mm AF Allen keys Hexagon socket wrenches 1 5 8m...

Page 35: ...Memory 8 Gigabytes RAM or more Hard disk 1 TB or more RAID 1 or RAID 5 recommended for data redundancy plus backup Network Gigabit Ethernet 1000 Mb s Operating system Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise 64...

Page 36: ...he acquisition PC with an Ethernet cable Connection through the LAN network of the site is not allowed Two network ports are needed in the PC in order to connect also to the site network Position the...

Page 37: ...It is the responsibility of the organization controlling the IT network to identify analyse evaluate and control these possible risks The use of accessory equipment not complying with the equivalent s...

Page 38: ...4 PC requirements 30...

Page 39: ...the column box 2 to the location where the unit is to be installed 2 Remove the straps that hold the box to the pallet 3 Lift off the top of the box and then the sides COLUMN BOX CARRIAGE BOX CEPHALOS...

Page 40: ...atory The lower bracket is optional Drill holes according to figure below Position the wall bracket in the middle of lateral and lengthwise the holes in the bracket NOTICE The unit is normally install...

Page 41: ...VY OBJECT 87 KG 191 8 LBS A minimum of two persons are required for the following task NOTICE Follow the local regulations considering lifting heavy objects CAUTION Do not lift the unit from the patie...

Page 42: ...34 11 Use a spirit level to ensure the column is plumb in both directions 12 Remove the plastic wrap from top of the column Re move the side covers by removing two bottom screws and loosening two top...

Page 43: ...ss the column maximum height must be adjusted The height is adjustable from 2410 mm to 2110 mm by 60 mm steps Adjust by changing the position of the micro switch A Loosen the 2 screws bottom and upper...

Page 44: ...en 2 screws holding the micro switches UP LIMIT and HEIGHT DET Move the micro switches to appropriate position Microswitches UP LIMIT and HEIGHT DET are attached with the same screws Microswitch UP LI...

Page 45: ...unit is to be installed 2 Remove the straps that hold the box to the pallet 3 Lift off the top of the box and then the sides Remove the plastic wrap NOTICE DO NOT cut the strap between the styrofoam...

Page 46: ...support that connects to the column is fully accessible 6 Lift the carriage and push it towards the column The lifting places are shown by arrows in the picture CAUTION HEAVY OBJECT 83 KG 182 9 LBS A...

Page 47: ...the Z lift motor indicates that it contains a mechanical protective de vice If the mechanical protective device is activated the part shall be replaced by service personnel 7 Fasten the main support t...

Page 48: ...port to the column counterpart with 4 screws M10 x 20mm 9 Remove the styrofoam material 10 Remove the transport supports on the main support 1 thread bars 4 pcs 2 the sheet of plywood 3 the overhead s...

Page 49: ...5 Installing the unit 41 11 Remove the plastic wrap around the sensor NOTICE The plywood may scratch the chin support Remove carefully...

Page 50: ...be adjusted all directions Before adjusting the tubehead must be turned to front position Use the precision spirit levels on the top of the main support Straighten the unit as accurately as possible...

Page 51: ...ables 1 Locate 2pcs M6X20 DIN913 set screws from the screw bag 2 Screws are installed both sides of the unit close to column and upper shelf joint 3 Use 3mm hex driver key to install the set screws on...

Page 52: ...n both sides and top of the column On the left side 1 Gigabit ethernet marked with Gigabit 2 Grounding point 3 Switch power cable 4 Mains power cable On the right side On the top On the top 1 Connecto...

Page 53: ...from vertical position and re fasten it to the horizontal posi tion One screw is pre installed 2 Fasten the touch screen display to the arm by 2 screws 3 Connect the cables Ethernet PC power the grou...

Page 54: ...5 Installing the unit 46 4 Fasten the covers...

Page 55: ...sure button optional is needed 1 Attach the exposure switch holder to the rear of the touch screen display arm 2 Loosen the screws DO NOT REMOVE of the mains inlet cover and remove the cover 3 Connect...

Page 56: ...is supplied from the unit for the external warning light Do not connect any external voltages to this connection 1 Attach the device end of the remote controller cable 207264 to its place and tighten...

Page 57: ...t to a new location NOTICE Check the orientation of the nasion support and the ear holders so that the patient is always facing to the x ray room 1 Transport the box to the location where the unit is...

Page 58: ...stalling the unit 50 4 Cephalostat upgrade kit Remove the accessory box The accessory box con tains all the bolts required in the cephalostat unit instal lation 5 Lift the upmost packaging styrofoam a...

Page 59: ...out of the box careful ly leaving the cephalostat arm to its place NOTICE Do not pull from the upper packaging cell to avoid causing any stress to the cephalostat head CAUTION Lift the cephalostat tog...

Page 60: ...HALOSTAT UPGRADE KIT Attach the four cephalostat arm installation bolts to the back of the column 8 Take the cephalostat arm from the box and lift it so that the installation bolts go through the four...

Page 61: ...to its place evenly with four nuts NOTICE If the cephalostat arm does not fit to its posi tion loosen all four nuts and also two screws to fit the arm properly 10 Adjust if needed The correct positio...

Page 62: ...he cephalostat arm 12 The pin A goes through the inlet Attach the two bolts B to lock the cephalostat head to its place 13 Check the levelling of the cephalostat head from the two spirit levels If the...

Page 63: ...ightly hanging 1 Loosen three nuts 2 Lift the cephalostat head at the same time when ad justing with the allen key until the spirit level is levelled 3 Use wrench to re tighten the alignment screw fir...

Page 64: ...nstalling the unit 56 Front horizontal adjustment tilted sideways 1 Use wrench to loosen the two nuts then adjust by turning the cephalostat head until the spirit level is lev elled 2 Re tighten the n...

Page 65: ...the ceph head needs to be rotated See chapter 7 2 4 4 Cephalostat fixation angle adjust ment 14 Attach the cables of the cephalostat arm as shown On the cephalometric head 1 Signal Power cable 2 Ethe...

Page 66: ...ad and arm B Upper cover of the cephalostat head C Cephalostat arm end cover for head end D Top cover of the column E Cephalostat arm end cover for column end A Joint cover for left and right handed c...

Page 67: ...5 Installing the unit 59 C C D D Top cover of the column E E...

Page 68: ...e sure the sensor is properly seated down before pulling the lever 18 Pull the lever down to lock the sensor to its place 5 9 1 Enabling carpus imaging Type in s2terminal in service mode carpus enable...

Page 69: ...Not Passed Failed calibration status Passed means that the calibration program is suc cessfully done Move on to next calibration Not passed means that adjustment is still needed Follow the instruction...

Page 70: ...se maintenance and service of dental x ray devices that are in force in the country in which the unit is installed In any event the unit must be completely re calibrated at least once a year The unit...

Page 71: ...or service clear in the command prompt This resets the annual maintenance counter to zero 6 4 Preparing for calibration 1 Close the head support and lock it in its upmost position 2 Install reconstruc...

Page 72: ...er appears together with a list of commands _______________________________________ S2 Terminal Help xh help xi receive image from the device xr reserve device xq quit ________________________________...

Page 73: ...6 Panoramic and 3D calibrations and adjustments 65 7 Select the Quality Assurance button The calibration display appears...

Page 74: ...exposure 3 Touch screen display and s2terminal inform you when the calibration is done Repeat the calibration until cali bration result passed is achieved 6 5 2 Calibration of the tube current NOTICE...

Page 75: ...and tilt of the collimator manually 4 The status is displayed on the image captured in the im aging software how much the height needs to be adjust ed and in which direction 5 Make adjustments and tak...

Page 76: ...6 Panoramic and 3D calibrations and adjustments 68 Clockwise cw Collimator upwards Counterclockwise ccw Collimator downwards 3 Re tighten the two locking nuts and take a new image...

Page 77: ...o the 3D Col if not done recently or if it was done with a different driver version The panoramic sensor is used to measure the X ray beam dimensions To have the whole beam visible on the sensor you m...

Page 78: ...uch the height needs to be adjust ed and in which direction 6 Adjust the height of the PAN sensor and check the tilt and position of the collimator Make adjustments and take new exposures until calibr...

Page 79: ...ustments 71 6 5 5 1 Adjustment of the height of the PAN sensor NOTICE This adjustment is only available on 3D devices Do the adjustment with the sensor holder 1 Remove the sensor 2 Remove the sensor h...

Page 80: ...the holder Clockwise cw Collimator upwards Counterclockwise ccw Collimator downwards 6 5 5 2 Horizontal adjustment of the collimator BLD NGEO S 2 NOTICE This is an optional procedure The horizontal po...

Page 81: ...2 Open the nut when adjusting the Allen screw 3 Re tighten the nut after Allen screw is adjusted Take a new image NOTICE 3D collimator calibration should be checked if the collimator is moved horizon...

Page 82: ...geometry calibration 1 Select the Pan Geom program 2 Press Patient Positioning 3 Install the chin rest and double cone calibration tool 4 Take an exposure 5 Repeat the calibration until calibration re...

Page 83: ...nstall the 3D calibration phantom Check that the phantom is level by using a spirit level 3 Select the 3D Geom Std Res or 3D Geom Hi Res pro gram There is a calibration procedure for both 3D imag ing...

Page 84: ...ometry calibration phantom to the unit Use the 3D calibration phantom with grooves for aligning the FOV and mid sagittal lasers 1 Top of FOV 2 Mid sagittal 3 Bottom of FOV 4 Adjustable phantom holder...

Page 85: ...ibrations and adjustments 77 5 Loosen the two screws A of the bottom laser Align the height of the laser by moving it up or down 6 Loosen the screw B of the upper laser Align the tilt of the laser by...

Page 86: ...ys are generat ed to acknowledge that the check has been carried out 6 5 9 MFOV Medium panel 3D lasers alignment Remove the mirror plate by loosening four M4 screws Lift the plate first and pull 1 Att...

Page 87: ...can be turned on by pushing the light button Lasers stay on approx 30 seconds 4 Align the 3D lasers of MFOV Maxio by using the MFOV 3D lasers alignment tool L shaped metal plate This tool is fixed to...

Page 88: ...asers from bottom to up Adjust the lowest laser first Loosen the upper screw The laser starts to rotate Align the laser horizontally Tighten the screw 1 FH laser of FOV 130 x 150 mm 2 Top of FOV 78 mm...

Page 89: ...ser vertically Loosen the two screws Move the plate vertically Tighten the screws 8 Adjust the three upper lasers from bottom to up Loosen the screw next to the laser Align the laser first horizon tal...

Page 90: ...orre sponding grooves by mechanically adjusting the lasers 10 Briefly press the exposure button no X rays are gener ated to acknowledge that the check has been carried out 6 5 10 Panoramic laser align...

Page 91: ...orresponding grooves by mechanically adjusting the lasers The layer laser is adjusted by the screws below the chin rest Adjustment of the laser located in the rotator is software based Use the chin su...

Page 92: ...re also saved 6 5 11 3D pixel calibration 1 Remove all phantoms if attached 2 Select the 3D Pix program 3 Press Patient Positioning 4 Take an exposure 5 The resulting image informs when the calibratio...

Page 93: ...an Pix program 4 Press Patient Positioning 5 Take an exposure 6 Check that the calibration result is passed 6 5 13 3D Quality Check The x ray unit has integrated 3D quality check program which verifie...

Page 94: ...r updates Upon such updates new reference levels for measured values for the unit should be established Always refer to the limiting values that are specified with current 3D QC test 3D Quality Check...

Page 95: ...he volume contains Pass Fail status and one axial slice measurement results and used reference values If Passed is not achieved redo the 3D collimator 3D pixel and 3D geometry calibrations before retr...

Page 96: ...upport request Description for the measurements Noise measurement Noise is defined as standard deviation of the 3D measurement ROI in the volume Noise is determined from several materials in the phant...

Page 97: ...s QC steps Be aware of artefacts which do not originate from the object or from the projection conditions Please note that there will be some circles drawn in the volume to indicate areas used for 3D...

Page 98: ...ck Tool optional to the chin support NOTICE Not required in North America NOTICE Use the same tool for cephalostat Quality Check Not acceptable discontinuity in circular shape due to geometry mismatch...

Page 99: ...6 Panoramic and 3D calibrations and adjustments 91 2 Select the Pan QC program 3 Press Patient Positioning 4 Take an exposure...

Page 100: ...uld be placed symmetrically between the two pins The distance from both pins to center should be equal length Re do panoramic geometry calibration if above conditions are not met NOTICE The panoramic...

Page 101: ...mary collimator horizontal adjustment auto matic Adjust the rotator angle to have the x ray beam di rected exactly towards the cephalometric sensor 3 Do the rotation angle adjustment automatic Adjust...

Page 102: ...r calibration 1 Attach cephalostat or pan sensor to the rotating unit sen sor holder 2 Touch Settings on the Touch screen display 3 Select the Quality Assurance button The calibration display appears...

Page 103: ...3 Rotation angle calibration 1 Attach the cephalostat sensor to cephalostat sensor holder 2 Select CEPH Rotate Angle calibration 3 Press Patient Positioning 4 Take an exposure 5 Check that the calibra...

Page 104: ...7 Cephalometric calibration and alignment 96...

Page 105: ...used for adjusting the vertical position of the X ray beam primary collimation vertical position The area in the middle is exposed with the full height cephalometric collimator This area is used for c...

Page 106: ...exposures until the calibration result is Passed Table 8 1 Instructions for adjustment Instruction Additional information Check for obstacles in the primary collimator Turn away the nasion support Som...

Page 107: ...ator tilt Secondary collimator is tilted Adjust the tilt so that the secondary collima tor fits within the dotted lines drawn next to it In the example case left the lower part of the secondary colli...

Page 108: ...gle calibration The fixation angle of the cephalostat must be adjusted in order to have the secondary collimator and sensor aligned with the X ray source See chapter 8 2 4 4 Cephalostat fixation angle...

Page 109: ...djust the vertical position of the collimator using the ad justment screw a white circle in the picture 3 Tighten the locking nuts 7 2 4 2 Primary collimator BLD NGEO S 2 vertical adjustment 1 Loosen...

Page 110: ...ten the locking nut 7 2 4 3 Primary collimator BLD NGEO M vertical adjustment 1 Loosen the locking nut 2 Adjust the vertical position of the collimator using the ad justment nut Clockwise cw Collimato...

Page 111: ...7 Cephalometric calibration and alignment 103 3 Tighten the locking nut...

Page 112: ...halostat arm 2 Slightly loosen two more locking screws located next to the cephalostat arm 3 Turn the cephalostat 4 Tighten the locking screws on the up side of the cepha lostat Also tighten the locki...

Page 113: ...ng secondary collimator covers 1 Loosen the counter piece screws 2 pcs through the holes in the cover 2 Lift the cover to have it removed 3 Remove the two lower screws and loosen the two upper screws...

Page 114: ...7 2 4 6 Secondary collimator vertical adjustment 1 Loosen four locking screws 2 Adjust the vertical position of the lead plates using the adjustment screw 3 Tighten the locking screws Collimator vert...

Page 115: ...ic calibration and alignment 107 7 2 4 7 Secondary collimator tilt adjustment 1 Loosen two locking screws 2 Adjust the tilt of the secondary collimator using the tilt ad justment screw 3 Tighten the l...

Page 116: ...alignment 108 7 2 5 Secondary collimator horizontal adjustment 1 Select Secondary Collimator Horizontal adjustment 2 Press Patient Positioning 3 Take an exposure 4 Repeat the calibration until calibr...

Page 117: ...7 Cephalometric calibration and alignment 109...

Page 118: ...Positioning 3 Check that the laser beam is horizontal and that it goes through the center of the ear rod 4 If the laser needs to be adjusted loosen the screws of the laser shown on image and tighten...

Page 119: ...nto PA view position and move them completely apart NOTICE Turn nasion support up out of the way 3 Select CEPH Pix Calibration program 4 Press Patient Positioning 5 Take an exposure 6 This calibration...

Page 120: ...7 Cephalometric calibration and alignment 112 2 Select the CEPH QC program 3 Press Patient Positioning 4 Take an exposure...

Page 121: ...ion minimum 3 1LP mm must be distinguishable 3 All four low contrast holes must be visible 7 2 9 Ear holder alignment NOTICE Rotate the ear holders into lateral view position and move them completely...

Page 122: ...h balls should be displayed in the same point so that they merge into a single ball The larg er ball represents the tube side and the smaller ball the cephalostat sensor side 5 If the balls do not mer...

Page 123: ...cam screw C Mark the starting position to the scale beside the screw The amount of rotation can be seen on the scale 3 Tighten at least two locking screws when adjustment is done and verify by taking...

Page 124: ...ew 3 Make adjustments by turning the vertical adjustment screw at the end of the ear holder assembly The amount of rotation can be seen on the scale 4 Tighten at least two locking screws when adjustme...

Page 125: ...arlier units with a cooling kit for the CPU before making firmware updates R1 05 or newer 8 2 Cephalometric upgrade kit For the installation of the cephalometric upgrade kit see chapter 5 9 Installing...

Page 126: ...8 Special procedures 118 2 Remove the top cover of the column 3 Remove the cables that go from the cephalostat head to the cephalostat arm The cables can be left inside the arm...

Page 127: ...d re move it from the arm 5 Remove the cables that go from the arm to the column On top of the unit column 1 Signal Power cable 2 Ethernet cable 3 Grounding point NOTICE There should be jumper JB006 c...

Page 128: ...8 Special procedures 120 6 Remove the arm from the column 4 nuts 7 Disassemble the arm...

Page 129: ...Special procedures 121 8 Rotate the arm 180 with the cable inside Re assem ble the arm from left handed to right handed or vice versa when needed Right handed cephalostat arm Left handed cephalostat a...

Page 130: ...mn to the arm 10 Rotate the cephalostat head Move the fastening plate of the cables to the other side of the cephalostat head Notice the side of the square apertures in both arm ends 1 Signal Power ca...

Page 131: ...level to the other side of the cepha lostat head 12 Re route the cables from the sensor to the other side of the cephalostat head 13 Move the prism assembly to the other side of the ceph alostat head...

Page 132: ...8 Special procedures 124 right handed assembly Prism assembly for the left handed cephalostat...

Page 133: ...4 Move the 2 stop screws A to the other side so that when the patient is in the unit they will be facing for wards to the room 15 Re attach the cephalostat head to the arm Prism assembly for the right...

Page 134: ...e unit covers 8 4 Changing the cephalostat arm side in service mode Usage unithandedness main ceph all l r main Sets handedness for main unit ceph Sets handedness for cephalostat unit all Sets handedn...

Page 135: ...sage examples unithandedness ceph l cephalostat is on the left side of the unit unithandedness main r GUI is on the right side of the unit unithandedness all r cephalostat and GUI are on the right sid...

Page 136: ...unit to the mains voltage until instructed to do so NOTICE Units are delivered from the factory with 230Vac line voltage settings If your mains voltage is 100 120Vac read this chapter for instructions...

Page 137: ...a jumper J1 for line volt age selection If you have 220 240Vac mains voltage you should install jumper marked with 230Vac to the J1 position If you have 100 110Vac mains voltage you should use the 100...

Page 138: ...20 plug For USA CAN 230Vac SJT AWG14 with a hospital grade NEMA 6 15 plug 8 Install all the covers WARNING Before connecting the mains voltage to the unit check that the installation environment s tem...

Page 139: ...on the internet 3 Switch the PC on and install the CLINIVIEW software driver and the dental imaging software that will be used with the device Ensure that the provided Driver Updater is installed see...

Page 140: ...Unit 10 208 6 101 Set the IP address of the PC to 10 208 6 1 If required different addresses can be used the unit and PC are required to be on same subnet Setting an IP address to the unit NOTICE If...

Page 141: ...X ray unit For this to work you need to make the computer use the same subnet as the X ray unit On Windows 7 similarly for other Windows versions select Control Panel View Network Connections Local Ar...

Page 142: ...ormal updates Manual update may be necessary in cases where the automatic update fails or for troubleshooting purposes 8 7 2 1 Automatic update Press the F10 button and press enter or type in manually...

Page 143: ...update 1 Press the F2 button and press enter or type in manu ally xcc r3220 R ver_major ver_minor Example xcc r3220 R2 00 This starts a R3220 core update Wait until the software is transferred and th...

Page 144: ...2 Wait for the software package to be transferred to the IO board Make sure the transfer is successful by fol lowing the messages printed in the s2terminal prompt Try again in case of failure 3 The ne...

Page 145: ...U R3220 update Cephalostat firmware update NOTICE The instructions below are valid when the cephalostat CPU is currently running a previous version of the cephalostat software For instructions on prog...

Page 146: ...n will be displayed with an M postfix as in Modified e g R1 11M 8 8 Volatile installation Volatile installation is useful when a circuit board is not responsive to Ethernet communication for example d...

Page 147: ...us II Programmer software installed 2 Connect the USB Blaster s 10 pin connector to the JTAG port on the circuit board to be programmed see circuit board specific connections below NOTICE See the orie...

Page 148: ...box 9 Click the Start button and wait for the download to com plete takes a few seconds 10 Volatile installation is typically followed by a permanent install Refer to chapter Manual update for instruc...

Page 149: ...corner 4 Select USB Blaster from the Currently selected hard ware drop down list and click Close 5 Click the Auto Detect button and select 5CEFA5 de vice 6 Select the first row in the list and click t...

Page 150: ...f a spare part R3220 board is used To decide the unit type assumed by the s2terminal follow the messages printed in the prompt right after a connection has been established If the board s unit type is...

Page 151: ...using the normal approach A non responsive cephalostat CPU may be repro grammed by doing a volatile installation using a USB Blaster download cable followed by a perma nent installation using a direct...

Page 152: ...O_CEPHR3210_R2_00 srec Transferring OP3DPRO_CEPHR3210_R2_00 srec to Main CPU Updating core transfer 864965 bytes from S records update 0 864965 0x0 864965 FRAMES 1205 Flashing image 864965 bytes 0x0 S...

Page 153: ...012 01 31T12 17 34 EP2C70F672C6 AUTO 8 Connect the cephalostat CPU board to the X ray unit s internal network Restart the unit and verify that the cephalostat is detected This may be done by connect i...

Page 154: ...s port of the R3210 J3211 The boot prompt should appear again in the s2terminal 6 Update the cephalostat CPU FW using command xfp OP3DPRO_CEPHRFW_R ver_ma jor _ ver_minor srec Example CEPH R3200c boo...

Page 155: ...not be established Login fail no connection is continuously printed in the s2terminal Possible reasons and solutions 1 No physical connection to between the host PC and the X ray unit Check the link l...

Page 156: ...thernet cables Retry the update Don t power off the unit since this will typically leave it in a non responsive state Try to replace cables without powering off the unit 2 Interference by another s2te...

Page 157: ...s trying to find binary files is indicated in the error message See chapter Special cases Programming a R3220 Main CPU board having wrong unit type configured for instructions on how to solve this iss...

Page 158: ...8 Special procedures 150...

Page 159: ...s Clinic tel Clinic IT contact Targeted installation date Targeted application training date Signature Date Sales person End user RESPONSIBILITY APPROVAL LEVEL OK Does not meet the specs Modifi cation...

Page 160: ...of 5000 N Wall ma terial should be suitable for fix ing the unit If the wall is made of weak material you m y have to use a reinforcing plate on the rear side of the wall to hold the fixing hardware T...

Page 161: ...0601 1requirements OP 3D Pro shipment comes with a Cat6 UTP unshielded twisted pair network cable 5m in length Other Cat6 UTP cables can also be used with the unit when necessary OP 3D Pro should be c...

Page 162: ...st be backed up with an appropriate backup system It is recommended to use a suitable backup system that can easily be removed for off site storage For more info about database backup please refer to...

Page 163: ...ed X OnDemand3D Dental 3D visualization software CLINIVIEW software DI COM Option NOTE If full integration into a DICOM envi ronment is needed software DICOM Option is required This includes printing...

Page 164: ...uch as Nobel Guide is compatible with the unit DICOM Conform ance statement Have the DICOM conform ance statement s been deliv ered to the end user Can be downloaded from the manu facturer extranet Hi...

Page 165: ...9 OP 3D Pro Pre sales check list 157 9 11 Notes comments...

Page 166: ...9 OP 3D Pro Pre sales check list 158 9 12 Dimensions 463...

Page 167: ...9 OP 3D Pro Pre sales check list 159 9 13 Dimensions with cephalostat...

Page 168: ...9 OP 3D Pro Pre sales check list 160...

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