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PaX-i3D Green (PHT-60CFO) User Manual

4 Software Overview

NOTE

Exposure time can be adjusted by resolution of 0.1 s in the
range of 0.5 s to 1.2 s (One shot type only).

4.3.3

CBCT

Max FOV 160 x 100

Xmaru1524CF MP

Max FOV 150 x 150

Xmaru1524CF MP

Max FOV 100 x 80

Xmaru1215CF MP

A. FOV Size

This selects the FOV (Field Of View) size.

NOTE

The FOV size is decided by the attached CT sensor
(optional).

B. Vertical Position

This selects the vertical imaging region:

Mandible, Occlusion, Maxillary or

TMJ.

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Summary of Contents for PaX-i3D Smart

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Page 5: ...pear in this manual The QR code linked to video file about image capture for the PANO Standard and CEPH Lateral is provided in the manual The smart phone and pad which have the QR code reader applicat...

Page 6: ...20 2 3 Radiation Safety 21 2 4 Warnings 22 3 PaX i3D Green Imaging System Overview 26 3 1 Introduction 26 3 1 1 System Components 26 3 1 2 Features 26 3 1 3 The PaX i3D Green Model Series Optional 28...

Page 7: ...Creating a New Patient Record 65 5 2 2 Retrieving Patient Records 67 5 3 Initiating the Imaging Program 69 6 Acquiring PANO Images 72 6 1 PANO Imaging Program 72 6 2 Setting Exposure Parameters 77 6 3...

Page 8: ...1 Starting imaging with the SCOUT feature 121 8 3 2 SCOUT Viewer 123 8 4 Initiating X ray Exposure 124 9 Troubleshooting 128 10 Cleaning and Maintenance 130 10 1 Cleaning 130 10 2 Maintenance 131 10 2...

Page 9: ...2 3 X ray Scatter Dose 153 3 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Information 156 4 Acquiring image for the pediatric dental patient 161 4 1 Age group classification table 161 4 2 Positioning the pediatr...

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Page 11: ...General Information 1 1 1 Manufacturer s Liability 12 1 2 Owner and Operator s Obligations 12 1 3 Conventions in this Manual 13...

Page 12: ...pment has been used normally in accordance with the user s manual The equipment damage or malfunction is not the result of an error on the part of the owner or operator 1 2 Owner and Operator s Obliga...

Page 13: ...be followed with the utmost care Failure to comply with a warning may result in severe damage to the equipment or physical injury to the operator and or patient CAUTION CAUTION Indicates a situation...

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Page 15: ...Warnings and Precautions 2 2 1 General Safety Precautions 16 2 2 Electricity related Safety Precautions 20 2 3 Radiation Safety 21 2 4 Warnings 22...

Page 16: ...s to remedy such irregularities General safety precautions Follow the instructions specified in this manual to ensure the safety of both the patient and the operator The operator must maintain visual...

Page 17: ...Do not obstruct the equipment s ventilation for air opening Improper ventilation could result in the equipment overheating due to a lack of air circulation Do not spray any type of liquid or aerosol...

Page 18: ...to elapse between each image acquisition Mode of operation Continuous operation with intermittent loading Exposure time Max 20 2 s Resting time 5 min Column operation time 1 min Resting time 9 min If...

Page 19: ...0 Only perform X rays of patients if system is in full working order Always ensure that equipment movement is not obstructed by the patient s clothing medical device such as a wheelchair or the patien...

Page 20: ...wer circuit for the PC and the equipment Combining this equipment with other devices Do not connect this equipment to devices which are not part of the system Do not connect this equipment to a Multip...

Page 21: ...remain outside a shielded room during X ray exposure in order to protect himself herself from radiation The patient must wear a lead apron with neck and thyroid protection during X ray exposure Child...

Page 22: ...t the benefits outweigh the risk Where it is likely that evaluation of soft tissues will be required as part of the patient s radiological assessment conventional medical CT or MR should be used inste...

Page 23: ...expose this equipment to liquids mists or sprays Exposing this equipment to liquids may cause an electrical shock or otherwise damage the system Do not use spray cleaners on this equipment as this co...

Page 24: ...amage the equipment and or cause injury Unplug the equipment s power cable before extinguishing any fire Installation In order to avoid improperly balanced equipment install the device on a flat surfa...

Page 25: ...3D Green Model Series Optional 28 3 1 4 Standards and Regulations 29 3 2 Imaging System Structure 30 3 3 General View of the PaX i3D Green 31 3 3 1 Control Panel 33 3 3 2 Touch Screen 34 3 3 3 Emergen...

Page 26: ...on including the dental maxillofacial regions The PaX i3D Green may only be used by dentists X ray technicians and other professionals who are licensed to perform X rays by the law of the region in wh...

Page 27: ...the equipment Multi FOV Field Of View FOV is selected based on the most suitable ROI Provides an auto switching between 2 sensors for the PANO and CBCT imaging without the intervention of the operator...

Page 28: ...80 80 X 50 50 X 50 SC PANO CBCT CEPH PANO Xmaru1501CF CT Xmaru1215CF MP 100 X 80 80 X 80 80 X 50 50 X 50 Xmaru1524CF MP 160 X 100 120 X 90 80 X 80 80 X 50 50 X 50 150 X 150 120 X 90 80 X 80 80 X 50 50...

Page 29: ...4 ISO 9001 ISO 13485 NEMA standard publication PS 3 1 3 18 2008 X ray source assembly DG 07C11T2 DG 07C11C1 IEC 60601 2 28 1993 The CE symbol grants this equipment compliance with the European Directi...

Page 30: ...itch optional NOTE External equipment intended for connection to signal input signal output or other connectors shall comply with relevant IEC Standard e g IEC60950 for IT equipment and IEC60601 1seri...

Page 31: ...PaX i3D Green PHT 60CFO User Manual 31 3 PaX i3D Green Imaging System Overview 3 3 General View of the PaX i3D Green...

Page 32: ...d for CT and PANO imaging This module consists of two different sensors that perform different functions CT and PANO When you select a scanning mode the sensor will be switched automatically CT PANO a...

Page 33: ...that parameter settings and the patient alignment are finished and imaging is ready 4 Column UP Moves the column up 5 Chinrest DOWN Lowers the chinrest Functions only in the CT imaging mode Frankfurt...

Page 34: ...the LCD screen as they could scratch or damage the LCD screen CBCT No Function Description 1 Imaging parameter settings information Displays currently set information such as patient type and X ray se...

Page 35: ...No Function Description 1 Examination area selection Selects the tooth position 2 Guidance Image _ INFO No Function 1 Tube voltage UP DOWN 2 Tube current UP DOWN 3 Patient s gender selection 4 Patien...

Page 36: ...O User Manual 36 3 PaX i3D Green Imaging System Overview Temple Support Adjustment Button Touch Screen LOCK Touch Screen is automatically locked while exposure RETURN Returns the Rotating Unit back to...

Page 37: ...n 1 Imaging parameter settings information _ 2 Pano Type Normal Magic Pan Optional 3 Image Quality HD Normal 4 Arch Selection Selects the type of patient s dental arch 5 Orthogonal Mode Minimizes over...

Page 38: ...n 1 Imaging parameter settings information _ 2 CEPH Examination _ 3 CEPH FOV Size inches _ 4 Exposure Time Adjustment Oneshot type Enable the user to adjust the exposure time with the UP and DOWN butt...

Page 39: ...tely stop the moving parts and cut off all power to the equipment s electrical components To reset the Emergency Stop Switch turn it clockwise until it pops up 3 3 4 The Exposure Switch The exposure s...

Page 40: ...h come into direct contact with the patient such as the bite block Chinrest or temple supports using an alcohol based solution and allow them to dry before use Accessories Bite block Normal Ear Rod co...

Page 41: ...t this product complies with the European Directive for Medical Devices 93 42 EEC as amended by 2007 47 EC as a class IIb device Label UL mark UL 60601 1 CAN CSA C22 2 No 601 1 3ZY1 Label A d d r e s...

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Page 43: ...Software Overview 4 4 1 PC System Requirements Recommended 44 4 2 EasyDent EzDent i 45 4 3 Imaging Software Overview 46 4 3 1 PANO 50 4 3 2 CEPH 55 4 3 3 CBCT 57...

Page 44: ...Registered RAM or larger 8GB DDR4 2133 or larger Hard disk drive 1TB SATA 7200 RPM 1st HDD 1TB SATA 7200 RPM 1st HDD Graphic board NVIDIA Quadro K2200 4GB NVIDIA Quadro K2200 4GB Ethernet interface In...

Page 45: ...Imaging Program is interfaced with EasyDent EzDent i Images acquired by the Imaging Program are imported directly into EasyDent EzDent i where analysis and diagnosis can be performed quickly and easil...

Page 46: ...s on the Touch Screen refer to 3 3 2 Touch Screen Imaging parameters can be set using the imaging program The following screenshot shows the main interface in PANO mode For details concerning PANO CEP...

Page 47: ...ues or control the power of the X ray in order to improve image quality If necessary adjust the kVp and mA values manually using the arrows NOTE For the tube voltage and its correspondence with the cu...

Page 48: ...the Ready button 5 Press and hold down the exposure switch J Manual Image Reconstruction If automatic reconstruction of the image fails use this function to reconstruct the image manually Select Modal...

Page 49: ...CEPH and CBCT imaging modes O Confirm After confirming all settings required for scanning press CONFIRM to apply the settings NOTE When you click CONFIRM the scan time and estimated DAP Dose Area Prod...

Page 50: ...e optimal auto focused images throughout the panoramic region to correct the improper patient positioning and rotating unit s trajectory A PANO Type One of two modes Magic PAN or Normal can be selecte...

Page 51: ...rameters CAUTION The default mode if any specified in a specific country can t be changed for the user s intent C Arch Selection Select the patient s arch type Narrow Normal Wide Child and Orthogonal...

Page 52: ...s overlapping regions of teeth Sub mode Region of Interest Orthogonal Remark Standard Imaging PANO Standard image Supported by any arch type selection Right Imaging PANO lateral right Front Imaging PA...

Page 53: ...en TMJ LAT Close Takes a side view image of the TMJ with the mouth closed TMJ PA Open Takes a posterior anterior image of the TMJ with the mouth open optional TMJ PA Close Takes a posterior anterior i...

Page 54: ...5 1 Wide Standard 13 5 10 1 Front 11 1 8 4 Right 6 7 5 1 Left 6 7 5 1 Child Standard 11 5 8 6 Front 9 2 6 9 Right 5 7 4 3 Left 5 7 4 3 Orthogonal Standard 13 5 10 1 Front 11 1 8 4 Right 6 7 5 1 Left...

Page 55: ...tware Overview 4 3 2 CEPH Depending on the sensor type employed one of the three kinds of imaging program comes with the equipment for the CEPH mode examination A Image Quality Xmaru2301CF sensor scan...

Page 56: ...C FOV Selection The Multi FOV is supported for the equipment with the OS one shot CEPH sensor optional With one shot type sensor FOV Details 12 x 10 inches 30 48 x 25 40 cm Full size 9 x 10 inches 22...

Page 57: ...shot type only 4 3 3 CBCT Max FOV 160 x 100 Xmaru1524CF MP Max FOV 150 x 150 Xmaru1524CF MP Max FOV 100 x 80 Xmaru1215CF MP A FOV Size This selects the FOV Field Of View size NOTE The FOV size is dec...

Page 58: ...e Image FOV mm ROI 160 X 100 Mn Center 150 X 150 Mn Center 120 X 90 Mn Center 100 X 80 Mn Center 80 X 80 Mn Center 80 X 50 Mn Center 50 X 50 Mn Left Central Incisor 4 Image Quality Model Mode Scan Tim...

Page 59: ...ffect generated by patients with metallic materials in their dental region and improve image quality When Metal Artifact Reduction is selected the time required to reconstruct an image is doubled NOTE...

Page 60: ...MJ X X X 150 X 150 Mx X O X Occl X O X Mn X O X TMJ X X X 160 X 100 Mx X O X Occl X O X Mn X O X TMJ X X X Image Reconstruction Time Xmaru1215CF Master Plus FOV mm Voxel Size Reconstruction Time s Fil...

Page 61: ...77 358 0 20 19 47 15 36 77 80 x 80 0 12 63 145 53 118 579 0 20 30 63 24 49 122 120 x 90 0 20 47 120 40 92 313 0 30 30 74 24 54 92 160 x 100 0 20 91 212 70 165 622 0 30 48 128 35 86 184 The test condi...

Page 62: ...76 358 0 20 17 44 13 32 77 80 x 80 0 12 68 153 57 120 579 0 20 25 60 19 44 122 120 x 90 0 20 45 107 35 80 313 0 30 27 68 19 46 92 150 x 150 0 20 98 173 84 135 812 0 30 43 105 33 73 239 The test condi...

Page 63: ...arted 5 5 Getting Started 64 5 1 Turning on the PaX i3D Green 64 5 2 Running the Image Viewer 65 5 2 1 Creating a New Patient Record 65 5 2 2 Retrieving Patient Records 67 5 3 Initiating the Imaging P...

Page 64: ...to view or analyze the 3D images IMPORTANT If it has not been used for a long time allow at least an hour before the first exposure since turning on the equipment CAUTION Condensation could form insi...

Page 65: ...with EasyDent EzDent i On your desktop double click EasyDent EzDent i icon The EasyDent EzDent i main window will be displayed NOTE For further details on this subject refer to the EasyDent EzDent i...

Page 66: ...e filled in All other fields are optional but it is recommended that they be filled in D Click Add to save the patient record EzDent i A Click the Add Patient icon from main GUI window B Enter the req...

Page 67: ...n the Patient information pane double click the Chart No First name or Last name of the patient and the virtual keyboard will pop up B Enter the Chart No First name or Last name of the patient by clic...

Page 68: ...e and then click the Search button The information on the patient that fits the search condition appears NOTE Double click the Keyboard icon to display the virtual keyboard You may search patient info...

Page 69: ...he patient information EasyDent A First click the patient information in the patient list and click the Dental CT icon in the upper left corner of the EasyDent s main window to open the imaging progra...

Page 70: ...n and the imaging mode CT Panorama or Cephalo C The main screen for the selected mode appears See 4 3 Imaging Software Overview From the main screen you can configure the imaging parameter settings pr...

Page 71: ...6 6 1 PANO Imaging Program 72 6 2 Setting Exposure Parameters 77 6 3 Positioning the Patient 81 6 3 1 PANO Standard and Bitewing mode 82 6 3 2 TMJ Open 86 6 3 3 TMJ Close 89 6 3 4 Sinus 90 6 4 Initiat...

Page 72: ...te the process outlined there before proceeding with this chapter 6 1 PANO Imaging Program EXAMINATION ARCH SELECTION EXAMINATION PROGRAM PANO EXAMINATION Narrow Standard Right Front Left Normal Stand...

Page 73: ...ode for the patients with the V shaped arch trajectory typically for some females Normal_Standard A panoramic imaging mode for the adult patients with the normal arch trajectories Wide_Standard A pano...

Page 74: ...noramic imaging mode for the child arch trajectory in which case the X ray exposure is 40 less than that in Normal mode Orthogonal_Standard A panoramic imaging mode to minimize the overlapped region o...

Page 75: ...ode Cons TMJ and parts of an image of the maxillary sinus are not acquired TMJ LAT Open Close An imaging mode to acquire a lateral image of the TMJ in which the X ray beam is directed on the lateral T...

Page 76: ...AT Optional A special imaging mode to acquire a Sinus image in which X ray beam is directed on the lateral region of the maxillary sinus Sinus PA A special imaging mode to acquire a Sinus image in whi...

Page 77: ...screen or the imaging program running on the PC They are synched in real time and display the same environmental settings Imaging Program Touch Screen A Choose an imaging mode under Imaging Mode B Sel...

Page 78: ...rch Selection By default Normal is selected Orthogonal This mode enables overlapping regions of teeth to be minimized when acquiring images in the ROI If orthogonal arch is selected its sub modes are...

Page 79: ...e Group Average head circumference Range cm classification of head circumference Child 53 3 cm 53 3 Hard 53 3 Normal 53 3 Soft Adult 56 3 cm 56 3 Hard 56 3 Normal 56 3 Soft H A default value for the t...

Page 80: ...and Canine will be activated to facilitate patient positioning These beams will disappear after 20 minutes or if the READY button is clicked NOTE Laser beam On Off buttons Imaging Program Control Pane...

Page 81: ...n Column up down switch optional NOTE In general imaging is performed with the patient in an upright position However a stool may be used for imaging patients with special circumstances If a stool is...

Page 82: ...for each new patient CAUTION Disinfect the Chinrest Chin support and bite block using an alcohol based cleaning solution and wipe away all residue with dry cloth C Open the temple supports by clickin...

Page 83: ...ld be straight and upright H Have the patient bite the bite block along its grooves using his her upper and lower incisors I Secure the bite block firmly by turning the locking knob to the right J Hav...

Page 84: ...nt D Adjust the height of the column using the column up down button or switch optional until the patient s chin rests comfortably on the Chinrest E Ask the patient to Stand upright Firmly grip the ha...

Page 85: ...final image B Frankfurt plane laser beam Position the patient s head so that the Frankfurt plane is aligned with the Frankfurt plane laser beam The Frankfurt plane is the plane which joins the infra...

Page 86: ...irst and then scan a TMJ Close image To prepare and position the patient follow the process outlined below IMPORTANT Correct positioning is an important factor for image capturing Proper positioning w...

Page 87: ...cure the chin support firmly by turning the locking knob to the right G Have the patient place his her acanthion point on the chin support and tilt his her head forward by 5 degree H For TMJ Open imag...

Page 88: ...beam at the center of the patient s face to prevent magnifications of the left or right side in the final image B Frankfurt plane laser beam Position the patient s head so that the Frankfurt plane is...

Page 89: ...TMJ Open imaging has been completed you will receive the following message Do you want to take the TMJ Close image continuously Press the OK button to capture a TMJ Close image B Adjust the chin suppo...

Page 90: ...ide the patient facing the Chinrest to the equipment Have the patient stand upright in the center of the equipment D Adjust the height of the equipment using the column up down button or switch option...

Page 91: ...be straight and upright H Have the patient Tilt his her head back by 10 15 Close his her mouth Keep his her tongue pressed against his her palate Close his her eyes Ask the patient to remain still un...

Page 92: ...rankfurt plane laser beam should go from the top of the ear to the tip of the nose when the patient s head is tilted back 10 15 Frankfurt plane laser beam UP button Frankfurt plane laser beam DOWN but...

Page 93: ...quipment CAUTION If an emergency occurs during image acquisition release the exposure switch to cease X ray emission A Leave the X ray room and close the door The operator must visually monitor the pa...

Page 94: ...E Magic PAN Optional A high quality image reconstructed from the optimal auto focused images in each segment throughout the panoramic region to correct the improper patient positioning and rotating un...

Page 95: ...ages 7 7 1 Setting the Exposure Parameters 96 7 2 Positioning the Patient 100 7 2 1 Lateral Full Lateral 101 7 2 2 Frontal PA 102 7 2 3 SMV 104 7 2 4 Waters View 105 7 2 5 CARPUS 106 7 3 Initiating X...

Page 96: ...he Exposure Parameters NOTE You can set the imaging parameters on either the touch screen or the imaging program running on the PC They are synched in real time and display the same environmental sett...

Page 97: ...imaging mode With one shot type sensor FOV Details 12 x 10 inches 30 48x25 40 cm Full size 9 x 10 inches 22 86x25 40 cm Region of the no interest of the rear part of the head is eliminated to minimiz...

Page 98: ...ew image fully E The gender and age of the patient is automatically selected according to EasyDent EzDent i s patient information Nevertheless ensure that this information is correct Age Group VATECH...

Page 99: ...6 3 Normal 56 3 Soft G Default values for the tube voltage kVp and current mA will be displayed based on the patient s gender and X ray intensity If necessary you may manually adjust these values usin...

Page 100: ...nst any possible scatter radiation Adjust the column height to the patient s height using the up down button or switch optional Column Up Button Column Down Button Column up down switch optional NOTE...

Page 101: ...ence indicator enables the operator to easily identify the position of the porion on the image B Guide the patient to the CEPH unit C Ask the patient to stand upright Make sure that the patient s shou...

Page 102: ...utton after the patient has been properly positioned No X ray will be emitted at this point I Proceed to section 7 3 Initiating X ray Exposure 7 2 2 Frontal PA Follow the procedure below to correctly...

Page 103: ...adjusting the column to the patient s height fit the ear rods along the patient s ear canals G The ear rods should fit properly along the patient s ear canals The patient s Frankfurt Plane should be p...

Page 104: ...e Make sure that the patient s shoulders are level and that his her neck is relaxed E Adjust the height of the unit to suit the patient by pressing the column up down button or switch optional CAUTION...

Page 105: ...sition C Guide the patient to the CEPH unit D Ask the patient to stand upright facing the sensor Make sure that the patient s shoulders are level and that his her neck is relaxed E Adjust the height o...

Page 106: ...er B Slide the CARPUS plate onto the nasal positioner C Slide the locking bolt on the CARPUS plate towards the nasal positioner and turn it to secure the CARPUS plate in place D Ensure that the CARPUS...

Page 107: ...system to malfunction The operator shall observe the X ray safety regulations applicable to their area at all times during the operation of this equipment CAUTION If an emergency occurs during image a...

Page 108: ...ge If automatic save has been selected as a default setting the image will be saved automatically Sample images with one shot type sensor PA Posterior Anterior FOV 12 x 10 inches 30 48x25 40 cm FOV 9...

Page 109: ...l 109 7 Acquiring CEPH Images After Image Acquisition After the image has been acquired perform the following tasks Fold away the nasal positioner Loosen the ear rod supports and remove them from the...

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Page 111: ...ges 8 8 1 Setting the Exposure Parameters 112 8 2 Positioning the Patient 116 8 3 Acquiring a SCOUT Image 121 8 3 1 Starting imaging with the SCOUT feature 121 8 3 2 SCOUT Viewer 123 8 4 Initiating X...

Page 112: ...rameters NOTE You can set the imaging parameters on either the touch screen or the imaging program running on the PC They are synched in real time and display the same environmental settings Perform t...

Page 113: ...and position of ROI will be viewed on the guidance image For the FOV 50 X 50 you may select a specific tooth position to be captured on the full arch guidance image C Select the image quality mode D...

Page 114: ...epending on the circumference of the patient s head X ray intensity may be classified as Hard Normal or Soft Soft Normal Hard Age Group Average head circumference Range cm classification of head circu...

Page 115: ...he SCOUT image needs to be acquired position the patient first followed by clicking the SCOUT button For details about imaging in the SCOUT mode refer to the section 8 3 Acquiring a Scout image The Ro...

Page 116: ...n Adjust the column height to the patient s height using the up down button or switch optional Column Up Button Column Down Button Column up down switch optional NOTE In general imaging is performed w...

Page 117: ...for each new patient CAUTION Disinfect the Chinrest and bite block using an alcohol based cleaning solution and wipe away all residue with dry cloth before each new patient C Loosen the temple support...

Page 118: ...neck is relaxed The cervical spine should be straight and upright G Have the patient Bite the bite block along its grooves using his her upper and lower incisors Close his her lips Keep his her tongu...

Page 119: ...ser beams directly into the patient s eyes as this could severely damage the patient s vision The 3D CT image centers the FOV on the intersection of the three laser beams CT horizontal Mid sagittal an...

Page 120: ...erly positioned No X ray will be emitted at this point If for the FOV size of 50 x 50 or 80 X 50 the SCOUT image is to be acquired click the SCOUT button NOTE SCOUT capture is featured in FOV size 50...

Page 121: ...acquire better image 8 3 1 Starting imaging with the SCOUT feature SCOUT Imaging Flow Chart Imaging and Coordinate compensation The parameter setting for exposure and patient positioning are the same...

Page 122: ...is clicked at the point which you want to move to the center of the image To adjust the image contrast for making the compensating point distinct you may adjust the black and white level with the Adju...

Page 123: ...the mouse clicked at the point to be moved to on the image 2 Adjust Adjust the current contrast level White make the current white level whiter Black make the current dark level darker 3 Initialize Wh...

Page 124: ...t turns orange to indicate X ray emission The warning lamp outside the X ray room turns on Thesound beepormusic optional goesoff The radiation symbol on the upper left corner of GUI turns yellow to in...

Page 125: ...Images After Image Acquisition Perform the following tasks after acquiring a CT image Loosen the temple supports and release the patient Remove the hygiene barrier from the bite block Press Return to...

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Page 127: ...Troubleshooting 9...

Page 128: ...r it is ready for capturing at the imaging program If imaging cannot be performed Cause Solution Initialization status Wait until the equipment has initialized and then try again If this problem persi...

Page 129: ...Cleaning and Maintenance 10 10 1 Cleaning 130 10 2 Maintenance 131 10 2 1Regular Maintenance 131 10 2 2Maintenance Task Checklis 132...

Page 130: ...summarizes the standard cleaning procedures to be performed by the operator Accessories Cleaning Process Bite block Clean the bite blocks using an alcohol based disinfectant and dry thoroughly with a...

Page 131: ...quipment before performing any maintenance Never remove equipment covers There are no repairable parts inside The only part that can be replaced by the user is the input fuses which must comply with t...

Page 132: ...are not hot Daily Confirm that the orange exposure indicator lamp turns on when the exposure switch is pressed Ensure that the orange exposure indicator light remains on for the entire duration of the...

Page 133: ...Disposing of the Unit 11...

Page 134: ...with disposal regulations IEC 60601 1 6 8 2 j Part Material Recyclable Waste Disposal Site Hazardous waste Needs Separate Collection Frame and covers Aluminum and plastics Motors Circuit boards Cable...

Page 135: ...Technical Specifications 12 12 1 Mechanical Specifications 136 12 2 Technical Specifications 140 12 3 Electrical Specifications 145 12 4 Environmental Specifications 145...

Page 136: ...ifications A Image Magnification Mode FDD mm FOD mm ODD mm Magnification PANO 626 8 479 7 147 1 1 31 constant CEPH 1 745 1 524 221 1 14 constant CT 642 3 449 7 192 6 1 43 constant FDD Focal Spot to De...

Page 137: ...PaX i3D Green PHT 60CFO User Manual 137 12 Technical Specifications B Dimension Without Cephalometric Unit Base type Without Cephalometric Unit Non Base type Unit mm Inches...

Page 138: ...n PHT 60CFO User Manual 138 12 Technical Specifications With Cephalometric Oneshot type Unit Base type With Cephalometric Oneshot type Unit Non Base type With Cephalometric Scan type Unit Base type Un...

Page 139: ...12 Technical Specifications With Cephalometric Scan type Unit Non Base type Common Dimension Base type Common Dimension Non Base type Unit mm Inches NOTE 2 345 mm represents the total height of the e...

Page 140: ...325 W mm 47 24 L x 52 17 W inch With CEPH unit Scan Type 1 985 L x 1 325 W mm 78 15 L x 52 17 W inch With CEPH unit One shot Type 1 985 L x 1 325 W mm 78 15 L x 52 17 W inch Type of installation Base...

Page 141: ...Maximum heat content 35 kJ 30 kJ Inherent filtration At least 0 8 mm Al eq at 50 kV 0 5 mm Al X ray coverage 95 x 380 mm at SID 550 mm Anode heat content 35 kJ _ Normal anode input power 1 750 W at 1...

Page 142: ...PaX i3D Green PHT 60CFO User Manual 142 12 Technical Specifications Emission Filament Characteristics Anode Thermal Characteristics...

Page 143: ...PaX i3D Green PHT 60CFO User Manual 143 12 Technical Specifications Indication of focal spot X Ray tube Cooling Curve FOCAL SPOT...

Page 144: ...00 fps 200 fps 240 fph A D bits 14 Sensor size mm 175 4 x 86 x 21 6 251 2 x 69 x 27 1 402 x 364 x 32 fps frames per second fph frames per hour Item Description CT Model Xmaru1215CF Master Plus Xmaru15...

Page 145: ...220 V China AC 240 V Australia Frequency 50 60 Hz Single Power rating Max 2 2 kVA The input line voltage depends on the local electrical distribution system Allowable input voltage fluctuation requir...

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Page 147: ...Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Information 156 4 Acquiring image for the pediatric dental patient 161 4 1 Age group classification table 161 4 2 Positioning the pediatric dental patient 161 4 3 Se...

Page 148: ...PH Lateral Figure Hard kVp mA Normal kVp mA Soft kVp mA One shot Scan Fast Scan One shot Scan Fast Scan One shot Scan Fast Scan Man 92 14 87 10 97 14 90 14 85 10 95 14 88 14 83 10 93 14 Woman 90 14 85...

Page 149: ...d 95 10 0 95 10 0 Normal 95 9 0 95 9 0 Soft 95 8 5 95 8 5 Woman Hard 95 9 5 95 9 5 Normal 95 8 5 95 8 5 Soft 95 8 0 95 8 0 Child Hard 95 9 2 95 9 2 Normal 95 8 2 95 8 2 Soft 95 7 7 95 7 7 NOTE Dependi...

Page 150: ...X i3D Green is designed to comply with IEC 60601 1 3 Part 1 General Requirements for Safety Test Condition Brand Name Model PaX i3D Green PHT 60CF0 Sensor type PANO Xmaru1501CF CEPH 1210SGA One shot T...

Page 151: ...06 44 7 70 0 05 36 9 0 07 48 9 0 09 61 0 80 0 06 48 1 0 09 63 9 0 11 79 3 90 0 08 59 7 0 11 81 1 0 12 94 0 Mode Tested CT FOV 100x80 High Resolution 9 0s mA kVp 6 8 10 mGy mGy cm2 mGy mGy cm2 mGy mGy...

Page 152: ...lus 99 14 9 0 PANO Adult CEPH 12x10 in CT 16x10 cm CT 15x15 cm mR hr 0 1 1 5 1 5 2 4 8 45 3 5 14 2 14 6 4 3 90 5 8 18 2 17 0 12 0 100 7 3 14 3 16 0 7 8 110 4 7 15 2 11 7 8 0 120 3 9 22 4 20 3 12 3 130...

Page 153: ...3 4 PANO Mode Xmaru1501CF Test Condition Mode Tested PANO HD Adult Applied Tube Voltage Peak kVp 80 Applied Tube Current mA 16 PANO HD 13 5 s mR hr 1 m 3 3 ft 1 5 m 4 9 ft 2 m 6 6 ft 0 0 070 0 053 0 0...

Page 154: ...gh Resolution Mode 9 0s Applied Tube Voltage Peak kVp 99 Applied Tube Current mA 14 FOV 160 x 100 9 0 s mR 1 m 3 3 ft 1 5 m 4 9 ft 2 m 6 6 ft 0 1 727 0 971 0 482 45 1 817 0 952 0 499 90 0 656 0 170 0...

Page 155: ...e 15 0 s Applied Tube Voltage Peak kVp 99 Applied Tube Current mA 14 FOV 150 x 150 15 0 s mR 1 m 3 3 ft 1 5 m 4 9 ft 2 m 6 6 ft 0 0 042 0 018 0 004 45 0 843 0 370 0 159 90 1 013 0 411 0 183 135 1 151...

Page 156: ...n with the shield location The PaX i3D Green Model PHT 60CFO is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and may be used in domestic establishments and those directly connected to th...

Page 157: ...o line s 2 kV line s to earth 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Main power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage...

Page 158: ...r to any part of the PaX i3D Green Model PHT 60CFO including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended sep...

Page 159: ...ds the applicable RF compliance level above the PaX i3D Green Model PHT 60CFO should be observed to verify normal operation If abnormal performance is observed additional measures may be necessary suc...

Page 160: ...tromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures objects and people a Field strength from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephone...

Page 161: ...locate mid sagittal plane Direct patient focus to mirror reflection Affix decal to mirror to aid patient in maintaining the correct position throughout exposure 2 Move chinrest into a position that is...

Page 162: ...ion of premolars and second molars Additional bitewing controls should be based on an overall assessment of the caries activity risk The high risk patient should be examined radiographically annually...

Page 163: ...AHIKO AOYAMA SHUJI KOYAMA MASATO YAMAUCHI Radiation dose evaluation in head and neck MDCT examinations with a 6 year old child anthropomorphic phantom Pediatr Radiol 2010 40 1206 1214 DOI 10 1007 s002...

Page 164: ...ommunications in Medicine EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility ENT Ear Nose and Throat ESD ElectroStatic Discharge EUT Equipment Under Test FDD Focal spot to Detector Distance FOD Focal spot to Object di...

Page 165: ...3D Green PHT 60CFO User Manual 165 Appendices SID Source to Image receptor Distance SIP Signal Input Part SOP Signal Output Part SMV Submento Vertical TMJ Temporomandibular Joint UHD Ultra High Defini...

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