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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

28 Prostyle Intra X-ray Unit

User's manual

Dimensions (in mm)

1056

220

735

575

1150

360

450

320

(42")

(29")

(9")

(23")

(46")

(18")

1470-1670-1970
(57.5"-65.5"-77")

159

(6.25")

305

108

(4.25")

(3")

535 (std) (21.1")
335 (opt) (13.2")
835 (opt) (32.9")

1790

(70.5")

Summary of Contents for Prostyle Intra

Page 1: ...Prostyle Intra USER S MANUAL Publication part number 688092 Version 20 Published 2001 08 En...

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Page 3: ...ers 12 7 POSITIONING THE PATIENT 13 7 1 Positioning the film sensor 13 7 2 Positioning the cone 14 8 TAKING AN EXPOSURE 16 9 EXPOSURE VALUES 17 9 1 Default exposure values 17 9 2 Preprogrammed setting...

Page 4: ...right to make changes without prior notice COPYRIGHT PLANMECA 2001 08 PUBLICATION PART NUMBER 688092 revision 20 The manufacturer assembler and importer are responsible for the safety reli ability an...

Page 5: ...dental care professional CAUTION The x ray unit may be dangerous to both patient and operator unless safe exposure values are used and correct operating procedures are observed Prostyle Intra x ray un...

Page 6: ...s manual 2 SYMBOLS Type B equipment Standard IEC 601 1 Alternating current Standard IEC 417 Attention consult accompanying documents Standard IEC 601 1 Intermediate focal spot Standard IEC 417 Radiati...

Page 7: ...E USER TO ENSURE THAT ALL LO CAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ARE MET Make sure that you are fully acquainted with the app ropriate radiation protection measures and this user s manual before using the unit Al...

Page 8: ...o the terminal at the under side of the generator box and the other end to the control panel CAUTION Do not connect any other equipment to the control panel s terminal Prostyle Support arm Generator b...

Page 9: ...tool The stiffness of the tube head horizontal movement has been preadjusted at the factory and can be chan ged by the user if necessary Turn the adjustment screw 0 5 1 rounds clockwise if you want t...

Page 10: ...an exposure a waiting time starts to flash on the time display which indicates the delay be fore the next exposure can be taken In the digital imaging mode the exposure time is shown with prefix c and...

Page 11: ...y a third time will recall the default ex posure values The preprogrammed settings can be changed by the user see section 10 PROGRAMMING THE EXPO SURE VALUES on page19 Adult child mode selection key a...

Page 12: ...icator light will come on when the unit is ready to take an exposure The waiting time between exposures is 15 times exposure time but always at least 6 seconds Exposure key When you take an exposure y...

Page 13: ...posure and density values on page 19 NOTE There are two sets of default exposure values one for the adult mode and the other for the child mode The unit is always in the adult mode when it is switched...

Page 14: ...l limator NOTE The exposure values must be selected according to the cone used in the exposure refer to the section 9 EXPOSURE VALUES on p a g e17 NOTE The film holder can be used with the long cone o...

Page 15: ...he short cone and on the rectangular cone are in line 1 and rotate the cone 180 until the black dot on the rectangular cone and the red dot on the short cone are in line 2 The cone can be now ro tated...

Page 16: ...will come on The preprogrammed time and kV values appear on the respective displays NOTE The bite wing exposures are taken with the default exposure values Pressing the preprogrammed set tings key a...

Page 17: ...ne is used for the parallel ing technique Bisecting angle technique The patient holds the film or sensor in place with his finger The x ray beam is directed perpendicularly to wards an imaginary line...

Page 18: ...n patients upper and lower teeth 7 2 Positioning the cone The angle of the cone is indicated on the scale located on the vertical joint of the tube head Select the cone angle from the table below Tabl...

Page 19: ...ITIONING THE PATIENT User s manual Position the cone according to the figures below Maxillary anterior Maxillary molar Mandibular anterior Mandibular canine Mandibular molar Maxillary occlusal Mandibu...

Page 20: ...patient may remain in the radiation area while the exposure is taken Maintain visual con tact with the patient and the unit during the exposure Check that the ready light is on Press and hold the exp...

Page 21: ...alues on page19 the default exposure valu es are changed automatically Changing the density value will change the selected time value as follows one density step equals to one time step The negative d...

Page 22: ...UE TABLES on page 23 Changing the density value will change the selected ti me value as follows one density step equals to one ti me step The negative density value shortens the selec ted time value w...

Page 23: ...and digi tal imaging mode when you exit the programming mode Press and hold down the select key until you have heard two signal tones about 4 seconds to enter the program mode The time display will st...

Page 24: ...exits the programming mode and the current values will be stored in the memory 10 2 Programming the preprogrammed settings NOTE Two sets of exposure values time kV can be program med for each exposure...

Page 25: ...select key briefly the kV display will start to flash and the exposure time value is stored in the me mory The kV value can now be changed with the parameter adjustment keys You can now select a new...

Page 26: ...on Stronger agents can be used for disinfecting the surfa ces We recommend D rr System hygiene FD 322 or respective disinfecting solution Film holder The film holder can be autoclaved up to 145 C or c...

Page 27: ...8 cone TIME 0 01s 0 02s 0 03s 0 04s 0 05s 0 06s 0 08s 0 10s 0 12s 0 16s 0 20s 0 25s 0 32s 0 40s 0 50s 0 64s 0 80s 1 00s 1 25s 1 60s 2 00s 2 50s 3 20s 70 kV child MAXILLA MANDIBLE I P M O I P M O 66 kV...

Page 28: ...ANDIBLE I P M O I P M O 63 kV child MAXILLA MANDIBLE I P M O I P M O 60 kV child MAXILLA MANDIBLE I P M O I P M O 57 kV child MAXILLA MANDIBLE I P M O I P M O 55 kV child MAXILLA MANDIBLE I P M O I P...

Page 29: ...ay tube Anode current mA missing or not in specified limits E 3 3 X ray tube Filament voltage V missing or outside the range too low or too high E 3 4 X ray tube Anode voltage kV missing or below the...

Page 30: ...ntaining hazardous materials must be disposed of in accordance with waste legislation and instructions issued by the environmental authorities The risks involved and the necessary precautions must be...

Page 31: ...kV 2 kV Anode current 8 mA Target angle 16 Exposure times 0 01 3 20 sec 23 steps Reference current time product 8 mAs at 70 kV 8 mA 1 sec Lowest current time product 0 08 mAs at 8 mA 0 01 sec Max nom...

Page 32: ...S 28 Prostyle Intra X ray Unit User s manual Dimensions in mm 1056 220 735 575 575 1150 360 450 320 42 29 9 23 23 46 18 1470 1670 1970 57 5 65 5 77 159 6 25 305 108 4 25 76 3 535 std 21 1 335 opt 13 2...

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