Planmeca Sovereign Classic, User Manual

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The quickstart can be enabled either in the programming window or from the
foot control. For instructions, see sections see sections "Quickstart for
micromotor" on page 180 and "Foot control functions" on page 200.
24.2.7 Torque
Press Torque to enable the torque function and access the drive modes. The
green indicator light means that torque is enabled.
When torque is enabled, you can select the drive mode by pressing Drive
mode, which always shows the current drive mode (thus, the symbol on the
button changes according to the selected drive mode).
NOTE
Only the drive mode Autoforward is available for the Morita TORX
micromotor.
Possible drive modes
Auto stop
The micromotor stops when the torque limit is reached.
Auto reverse
In Auto reverse, the micromotor will operate counter-
clockwise when the torque limit is reached. During the
counter-clockwise operation, a beeping alarm sound is
heard.
Auto forward
When the torque limit is reached, the micromotor will
operate counter-clockwise (auto reverse) for a few seconds
and then return to clockwise direction.
During the counter-clockwise operation, a beeping alarm
sound is heard.
The length of the auto reverse cycle can be modified for all
micromotors, except the Morita TORX micromotor, see
section "Torque and RPM for micromotor" on page 183.
NOTE
Reverse rotation can not be enabled in the Auto reverse and Auto forward
modes.
24.2.8 Instrument spray
The instrument cooling spray setting can be selected to be water & air, air or
no spray.
NOTE
As a default, dry spray is enabled for Planmeca Minendo and Bien-Air MX
micromotors. This means that you can only select between spray settings
'air' or 'no spray'. To disable dry spray, see section "Enabling/disabling dry
spray" on page 181.
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