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This “Operation Manual” describes information on 

how to operate “X-era Smart”, a digital panoramic 

tomographic X-ray diagnostic apparatus for dental 

use, arm-type X-ray CT diagnostic equipment and 

precautions for use.

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To avoid any unexpected accident, failure, or 

damage to the system, read this “Operation 

Manual” prior to system installation.

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Be sure to keep this manual after having read 

through it.

Operation Manual

Summary of Contents for X-era Smart

Page 1: ...ic X ray diagnostic apparatus for dental use arm type X ray CT diagnostic equipment and precautions for use To avoid any unexpected accident failure or damage to the system read this Operation Manual...

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Page 3: ...ntact your dealer Should any nonconsecutive numbering or page missing is found the defective manual will be replaced with a new one Reproduction or reprint of part or all of the manual without prior w...

Page 4: ...Names and functions of control panel switches and indicators 1 26 1 3 3 Names and functions of control panel switches and indicators 2 29 1 3 4 Names and functions of hand switch box indicators and s...

Page 5: ...8 2 4 Procedures of Cephalometric and Carpus Radiography 79 2 4 1 Turning the power switch on 79 2 4 2 Flow of Image Acquisition 79 2 4 3 Setting the Exposure Mode 79 2 4 4 Patient s entry and Positio...

Page 6: ...Construction Screen 112 4 5 Image Data 114 4 6 Saving and Loading of Acquired Data RAW Data 114 4 7 Tomographic Adjustment 115 4 8 Display Adjustment 117 4 9 Image Export 118 5 User Program Mode 119 6...

Page 7: ...e mount long type with an optional base Panoramic type 148 11 3 10 Standing position base mount with an optional base 3D type 149 11 3 11 Standing position base mount short type with an optional base...

Page 8: ...3 34 Standing position base mount with an optional wide base 3D Cephalometic type 173 11 3 35 Standing position base mount short type with an optional wide base 3D Cephalometic type 174 11 3 36 Stand...

Page 9: ...s damage to the equipment and its surrounding proprietary e g totally lost machine serious personal injury or death Warning This is used to indicate an indirect danger that could cause fire severe por...

Page 10: ...wer of electronic devices such as mobile phones transceivers radio control transmitters etc 7 Be sure to plug a medical ground cable into a ground outlet prior to use of X era Smart Do not plug the ca...

Page 11: ...rce otherwise the patient may be injured 5 Do not wipe off the plastic or coated surfaces of the equipment with cloth dampened with any solution containing chemicals e g paint thinner benzene and alco...

Page 12: ...nect the additional protective earth conductor of the equipment 24 Beware not to touch the equipment while the movable 3D sensor is in motion The finger or hand might get caught and injured 25 Look ou...

Page 13: ...manufacture Actions to be taken in case of an Accident 1 In the event an accident occurs immediately stop the equipment by pressing the emergency button and ensure the safety of the persons involved i...

Page 14: ...ns Suppl Provides supplementary information on operations and functions independent of safety precautions See also Indicates the title to be quoted or page EMC Conformity Symbol Complied Standard Numb...

Page 15: ...ment specified below The customer or the user of the X era Smart should assure that is used in such an environment Immunity Test IEC 60601 Test Level Compliance Level Electromagnetic Environment guida...

Page 16: ...site survey should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MH...

Page 17: ...d 1 2 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 2 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 3 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 12 23 For transmitter rated at a maximum output power not listed...

Page 18: ...and 8 Areas with much oil vapor 9 Areas subject to salty air 10 Areas containing explosive gases or dust 11 Areas subject to excessive vibration or shock 12 Areas with a noticeable slope 13 Areas wher...

Page 19: ...llows Temperature 10 to 40 C 50 to 95 F Relative humidity 30 to 75 no condensation Air pressure 700 to 1060 hPa 4 Install in the area equipped with light fixture to ensure the product s operability X...

Page 20: ...al grade plug into a medical grade outlet 4 Movement and Transport To move or transport this equipment contact the dealer where the equipment was purchased Caution Federal law restricts this device to...

Page 21: ...this manual Always follow the instructions in the labels affixed to this product 1 1 Intended Use The X era Smart dental panoramic cephalometric and 3D image acquisition device is intended for dental...

Page 22: ...Before Using this Product 20 Operation Manual Equipment with Cephalometric J F L K U N M O ABCDEGHPT Q RS...

Page 23: ...Before Using this Product 21 Operation Manual EC REP 0 0 8 6 SN...

Page 24: ...Before Using this Product 22 Operation Manual T Certification Statement Label U FOV Label For equipment with 3D function...

Page 25: ...uct 23 Operation Manual 1 3 Names and Functions of Units and Their Parts 1 3 1 Main body 1 2 3 4 6 18 7 10 13 11 16 14 9 8 17 5 12 15 19 22 23 Equipment with Cephalometric 21 20 24 25 For 3D For equip...

Page 26: ...J adaptor CHILD and Bite block disposable accessory 11 Sliding body Supports the driving unit mounting the arm and the chin rest unit and moves up or down when the Up or Down switches are pressed Equi...

Page 27: ...or accurate patient positioning while 3D image acquisition For equipment with Cephalometric For equipment with 3D function 1 TMJ Temporomandibular Joint mode mandibular images 2 PC and Monitor are not...

Page 28: ...d indicators 1 Each of the control panel switches executes its own function moves the sliding mechanism up or down moves the arm unit forward or backward specifies radiography settings irradiates the...

Page 29: ...image 3D Dental image Single For equipment with 3D function and Cephalometric it switches between Panoramic Child Partial Panorama TMJ Single 3D Oral image 3D Dental image Cephalometric Posteroanterio...

Page 30: ...sliding mechanism down to adjust the chin rest level When released stops sliding movement 9 Forward switch 1 When pressed and held down moves the arm unit forward toward the column to adjust the patie...

Page 31: ...ube voltage and Tube current indicator 3D Displays 3d on Tube voltage and Tube current indicator Tube current indicator Indicates the current setting for Tube current 4 Exposure time indicator Indicat...

Page 32: ...de turns off when it leaves the reset position Flashes while the arm is moving to the positioning beam Exposure point turns off when it has reached the point 3 Cooling LED green Stays on during coolin...

Page 33: ...quipment with 3D function it is detachable 1 For equipment with Cephalometric when image acquisition status is set to AUTO it will be set to the default exposure condition of each image acquisition mo...

Page 34: ...t s reference face plane Frankfurt or Camper plane 3 The canine beam Used to adjust the patient s anterior tooth row and the X ray exposure point by aligning the beam to the tops of anterior tooth roo...

Page 35: ...s the center of 3D image acquisition 2 Canine beam Warning Do not look directly into the positioning beam although the power output Class 2 is at the level in which adverse effect on the eyes can be a...

Page 36: ...g station Locking unlocking position of the knob for detaching When locking When unlocking Caution Be sure to hold the handle when detaching the sensor The sensor may drop if you hold other parts Drop...

Page 37: ...can be used as Panoramic sensor 4 Docking station Cephalometric For Cephalometric image acquisition attach the Panoramic Cephalometric combined sensor here Moves during image acquisition 5 Cephalomet...

Page 38: ...screw holes on the cephalometric main unit Carpus Support edge Carpus Support Attaching Screw Holes Caution Make sure that the edge of the Carpus support is facing the sensor when attaching as shown...

Page 39: ...Before Using this Product 37 Operation Manual 1 3 9 Positioning beam allocation X era Smart equips with a laser beam as patient positioning beam allocated in the position shown below Laser beam...

Page 40: ...al 1 3 10 Sensor unit movable Sensor position for Panoramic and Cephalometric image looking from head unit 3D left position 3D center position 3D right position Sensor position for 3D image looking fr...

Page 41: ...t the position using the front back slide adjustment knob 2 Head band Fixes the patient s head 3 Bite plate Place in the patient s mouth for biting to fix position Attaching pins are placed on both si...

Page 42: ...nter position 10 Head fixator lever Head fixator lever fix the head fixator for 3D image acquisition to the chin rest NOTE Attach the head fixator for 3D image acquisition when acquiring 3D image An e...

Page 43: ...hin rest block ABS resin PC resin adaptor for edentulous jaw 2 Head support ABS resin 3 Handle ABS resin 4 Bite block ABS resin 5 Ear rod PC resin 6 Nose support PC resin 7 Carpus Support PC resin 8 H...

Page 44: ...Sensor unit Arm unit which is attached to a sliding body unit on a Column unit While rotating around the patient s teeth and jaw the equipment irradiates X ray and detects X ray absorbed data at the...

Page 45: ...tric radiography A plain radiographic image with stable magnification percentage of the properly positioned patient s head between the narrow beam irradiating X ray generator and the Cephalometric sen...

Page 46: ...small female patients the child panoramic mode can be used to acquire images in a shorter exposure time normal approximately 11 2 seconds Partial Panoramic Partial Panoramic function can be selected t...

Page 47: ...cquisition time for a posteroanterior and a lateral image is 8 seconds and 10 seconds respectively PA LA Carpus radiography Image acquisition time for a carpus image is 8 seconds Single image radiogra...

Page 48: ...FOV Diameter 77mm height 54mm First image acquisition clockwise Second image acquisition counter clockwise projection image projection image projection image combining images left side left side right...

Page 49: ...ately for the size of the patient s dental arch In case of Cephalometric radiography and Carpus radiography tube voltage tube current and exposure time are set to default of each image acquisition mod...

Page 50: ...tion Manual 1 6 3 Names of arm unit positions Start Reset position For 3D image acquisition start position moves 60mm backward than the Panoramic start position Patient positioning position Patient en...

Page 51: ...Before Using this Product 49 Operation Manual Cephalometric and Carpus radiography position Sensor detachment position For equipment with Cephalometric For equipment with 3D function 74 90...

Page 52: ...be Current mA Exposure Time sec Cool Time sec Max exposure hr No of times Con 1 73 6 3 16 352 10 Con 2 73 6 3 14 308 12 Con 3 79 6 3 16 383 10 Con 4 79 6 3 14 335 11 TMJ mode Tube Voltage kV Tube Curr...

Page 53: ...de projection Status and Main Unit Circuit Board Program Version User Program Mode Settings and Communication port Settings can be configured Image Creator Projection Mode settings Acquisition of imag...

Page 54: ...make sure there is no object that interferes with the X ray radiography Be sure to check the equipment in reference to 7 2 Periodical Checks P 128 and Periodical check list P 128 prior to use Post op...

Page 55: ...ol panel See also 6 1 2 Troubles associated error messages displayed on the screen P 125 2 Pressing the Emergency Stop switch shuts off power supply to the main body causing X ray exposure and image a...

Page 56: ...o its reset position If the equipment is not used for a long time ensure that the power switch O is off Properly ground the computer Before initiating the image acquisition make sure that the sensor u...

Page 57: ...mage acquired The Viewer displays the image acquired Preview image is displayed in Image Creator while X ray is irradiated Preview image is displayed in Image Creator while X ray is irradiated Image c...

Page 58: ...artial Panorama TMJ Single Cephalometric Posteroanterior image Cephalometric Lateral image and Carpus image The LED of the selected image acquisition mode turns on For equipment with 3D function it sw...

Page 59: ...Image Acquisition Condition Setting screen from the Image Creator TMJ Acquires two or four view of patient s mandibular joint in exposure time 4 sec stage Single Acquires an image of the size of the...

Page 60: ...odify arbitrarily the value for Tube voltage Tube current or Exposure time 3 In the Manual status press the Fix switch select Tube voltage Tube current and exposure time and use the and switches to mo...

Page 61: ...up the image acquisition mode using the Image Creator on the computer 1 In the main screen of Image Creator set up the dental arch size and dental arch shape according to the patient Also set the tomo...

Page 62: ...ppl Once having confirmed the modification by clicking on Set you can no longer restore the previous setting s even by clicking Cancel The value set on either of the control panel and the PC is reflec...

Page 63: ...e TMJ adaptor to the chin rest block base Use the TMJ adaptor CHILD for the child patient to acquire the highest quality of images of the temporomandibular joint Caution Be sure to use the adaptor app...

Page 64: ...ment has been reset Otherwise the patient may be caught by the arm unit and be injured Do not rotate the arm unit manually the patient may be caught by the arm unit and be injured or a failure may occ...

Page 65: ...nstruction may cause damage to the equipment If the sensor comes in contact with the patient s shoulder ask the patient to grip the handles by crossing their arms across their chest Caution If the pro...

Page 66: ...quisition of the patient on a standard wheel chair is possible However the wheelchair with a longer backrest or custom made wheelchair may interfere with the movement of the equipment Under such circu...

Page 67: ...performed To avoid this problem be sure to return the arm to its reset position and then retry Aligning the midsagittal vertical beam Once the patient has been positioned inside the equipment press th...

Page 68: ...and right sides Corrective measure Align the reference median line vertical line to the patient s midsagittal line 2 One half of the patient face enlarged and the other reduced Problems One half of t...

Page 69: ...the patient may be injured Suppl The positioning beam automatically turns off in 60 seconds from the activation If the positioning beam has turned off before positioning has been successfully finished...

Page 70: ...th the center of the mandibular third tooth At the end of positioning check that all the beams are right on their correct points The positioning switch once pressed turns on with its associated beam a...

Page 71: ...al reference line horizontal line 2 The patient s face inclined upward Problems Blurred maxillary front teeth Patient s hard palate overlapped on the root apexes on the maxillary tooth row Possible ca...

Page 72: ...djustment try to turn on the positioning beams to check that they focus on their correct positions Caution Do not open or close the head forcedly without gripping its base Otherwise the patient may be...

Page 73: ...ning Do not apply heavy load or shock on to the equipment e g suspending from the chin rest or handle Failure to follow this instruction may cause damage to the equipment Caution Be sure to press the...

Page 74: ...g Frankfurt horizontal beam Align the horizontal line of the head support parallel to the camper plane on patient s head Moves the sliding mechanism up or down to adjust the chin rest height so that t...

Page 75: ...that the beam is right on the proper point Caution Do not open or close the head support forcedly without gripping its base Otherwise the patient may be injured Turning off positioning beam Press the...

Page 76: ...f the anterior teeth may be unclear due to the cervical adjustment levels User Program Mode Prog No 05 Check the cervical adjustment level before image acquisition Starting X ray Exposure 1 After the...

Page 77: ...reases the patient dose Unless it is necessary to stop for emergency do not release the X ray exposure switch Leave the controlled area during X ray exposure Exposure in TMJ mode Caution To minimize p...

Page 78: ...Exposure LED off and an audible alarm silenced in any other area than temporomandibular joints Note that the X ray Exposure switch must be pressed and held down until the arm unit stops If the X ray...

Page 79: ...ed the equipment starts transferring the image data to the computer Image Creator Once the transfer is complete Image Creator starts formulating and display ing the image When Optimize Pan oramic Laye...

Page 80: ...acquired image See also For detailed operations of the viewer refer to the operation manual of the viewer in use Caution Malfunctions or erroneous operations such as unintended formatting of the hard...

Page 81: ...the control panel in 2 3 3 Setting the Exposure mode Setting the Exposure mode using Image Creator See also From the Image Creator in 2 3 3 Setting the Exposure mode Setting of the Cephalometric Unit...

Page 82: ...ts of the ear rod and nose support match with each other Beware not to have your finger or other objects caught when rotating opening closing or moving back and forth the ear rod or nose support on th...

Page 83: ...the equipment being injured If an object is placed within the field of the arm unit s movement or underneath the Cephalometric unit it might cause damage to the object or malfunction to the equipment...

Page 84: ...support at the center between the patient s eyebrows and gently place it to fix Remove the nose support when acquiring an posteroanterior PA image or a carpus image Instruct the patient to close his h...

Page 85: ...pment up down or forward backward while the ear rods are in the patient s porus acusticus The patient might get injured 2 4 5 X Ray Exposure Warning If the patient moves during the image acquisition t...

Page 86: ...s only when the operator applies force to the equipment Caution If the X ray exposure switch is released during an exposure X ray exposure and image acquisition will be stopped and become an exposure...

Page 87: ...head facing its right For Image Creator Version 2 06 and above 2 4 6 Patient s Exit Open the ear rods and instruct the patient to move away from the equipment Caution When the patient makes his her e...

Page 88: ...n on the acquired image See also For detailed operations of the viewer refer to the operation manual of the Viewer in use Caution Malfunctions or erroneous operations such as unintended formatting on...

Page 89: ...time 11 5 seconds and counter clockwise image acquisition irradiation time 11 5 seconds are combined and reconfigured to acquire a large FOV 3D image FOV Diameter 77mm height 54mm FOV FOV projection...

Page 90: ...Directions for Use 88 Operation Manual b FOV position 1 FOV of 3D Oral image FOV Oral seize...

Page 91: ...Directions for Use 89 Operation Manual 2 FOV of 3D Dental image FOV Dental size...

Page 92: ...moving the forehead support and Lateral head support from the head support unit How to remove and attach the head support 1 How to remove Rotate the forehead support and the Lateral head support to th...

Page 93: ...ttaching the head fixator for 3D image acquisition 1 Move the forehead support detachable mechanism of the head support unit forward Hold the head fixatorfor for 3D image acquisition with both hands I...

Page 94: ...ducts dental alginate impression materials Dental Silicone impression materials etc Advise the patient to bite on the bite plate coated with dental impression material Wait until the impression materi...

Page 95: ...image acquisition 1 For front teeth image acquisition insert the rear row pins of the bite plate to attach 2 For molar teeth image acquisition or front teeth 3D Oral image acquisition insert the cent...

Page 96: ...try 1 Aligning the positioning beam Align the horizontal position of the image acquiring area Fix the forehead support to the top and the up down positioning unit to the bottom Press the positioning b...

Page 97: ...ion point for positioning Note Fix the forehead support of the head fixator for 3D image acquisition to the top and the up down positioning unit to the bottom in a way that the positioning beam will n...

Page 98: ...ent has been reset Otherwise the patient may be caught by the arm unit and be injured Do not rotate the arm unit manually Otherwise the patient may be caught by the arm unit and be injured Failure may...

Page 99: ...pport to suit the patient s forehead and tighten the front back slide fixing knob 2 5 5 12 Fixing the patient s head Position the patient s forehead at the forehead support and stabilize the patient s...

Page 100: ...this instruction may cause damage to the equipment If the sensor comes in contact with the patient s shoulder ask the patient to grip the handles by crossing the arms on their chest Caution Do not mo...

Page 101: ...he column Caution Image acquisition for patients in wheel chairs is possible However wheelchairs with a longer backrest or custom made wheelchairs may interfere with the movement of the equipment Unde...

Page 102: ...still until the whole process of the acquisition is completed Before 3D image acquisition make sure that the panoramic sensor is detached from the sensor part detachable If image acquisition is procee...

Page 103: ...e acquisition the image is acquired clockwise first then counter clockwise Keep pressing the X ray Exposure switch until the counter clockwise return image acquisition is complete If the X ray exposur...

Page 104: ...mage acquisition When you have finished 3D image acquisi tion dismount the head fixator for 3D image acquisition in the following steps 1 Raise the head fixator fixture lever of the head fixator for 3...

Page 105: ...neous operations such as unintended formatting on the hard disk drive might render important data or programs inoperative Use a backup program etc to copy the contents of the hard disk drive into an a...

Page 106: ...contents of this software are subject to change for improvement at any time in the future and without notice Use of this software is solely licensed to the user of our corresponding product Do not ins...

Page 107: ...ion Monitor Clicking Radaition Information brings up Unit Information Monitor on the PC screen On the Unit Information Monitor screen these data will be indicated 1 Tube voltage 2 Tube current 3 Expos...

Page 108: ...m number of the program to be modified to select 3 Click the button associated with the setting to be modified 4 The left hand dialog will open To confirm the modification click OK Suppl In the User P...

Page 109: ...3 Program versions are listed as shown in the following screen 1 2 3 4 5 1 Main program version 2 Control panel program version 3 Hand Switch Box program version 4 Cephalometric control relay board pr...

Page 110: ...Configuring a Communication Port s 1 Click About in Main Menu 2 The Version Confirmation screen will open Click Port Setting 3 The Port Setup dialog will open 4 From the pulldown menu select your des...

Page 111: ...orts hereafter called ports has a designation assigned on the PC e g COM3 COM6 The assigned numbers are not always serial numbers 3 With more than one port incorporated in the equipment you need to in...

Page 112: ...to the Internet Responsibly manage the computer so that it does not get infected with viruses In case of viral infection there are possibilities of serious failures including radiation exposure due to...

Page 113: ...1 Operation Manual 4 3 About the Launcher Screen Select a patient in the patient selection screen and the launcher screen appears The image construction screen 2D image viewer and 3D image viewer can...

Page 114: ...Directions for Use of Image Creator 112 Operation Manual 4 4 How to use the Image Construction Screen Image Creator main image without panorama pictures Image Creator main image with panorama pictures...

Page 115: ...y is selected for the panoramic image to be reformulated when the Preview Button is pressed Select one from Narrow Normal Wide With Cephalometric image dental shape can not be adjusted 8 Tomographic P...

Page 116: ...e past 21 Optimize Panoramic Layer check box When checked the front tomographic position is optimized before panoramic image construction and the calculated information on the tomo graphic position is...

Page 117: ...f destination disk when saving the file using Export Since the file size of acquire data is approximately 900MB loading acquired data using Select takes time 4 7 Tomographic Adjustment Manual Adjustme...

Page 118: ...automatically readjusted NOTE When a tomographic domain is adjusted using Auto Focus the tomographic domain of upper and lower selected rectangular domain are also relocated NOTE When the length measu...

Page 119: ...ay area horizontally Click and drag with the left mouse button to adjust Zoom Button Zoom Button is used when enlarging or reducing the image shown at the Image Display area Click and drag with the le...

Page 120: ...sfer by Drag and Drop When the image acquired is displayed at the Image Display of Image Creator left click the Drag Drop Button and drag it to the Viewer Screen and drop it there and the image is tra...

Page 121: ...era Smart Control Manager software installed on the computer Refer to Descriptions of User Program Mode in the end of this section for the program number and display contents Operation through Image...

Page 122: ...eration Manual 2 Click and select the User Program Number that needs adjustment 3 Press the button of the setting value needing adjustment 4 A dialog box as in the figure on the left is displayed and...

Page 123: ...tep 2 Lo step 1 Prog No 06 Specifies whether a service maintenance message appears once 2 000 th exposure has finished Service maintenance message No Yes no message appears No message appears Prog No...

Page 124: ...d does not face front Ask the patient to face front Whitish and blurred anterior tooth area With the oblique cervical spine X ray is absorbed leading to a shadow formed on the anterior tooth area Chec...

Page 125: ...ck that the power button of the monitor has been pressed and power is supplied ON Please check the proper connection of the cable and the power being turned on message has appeared The PC connection c...

Page 126: ...uired image has been reconstructed The reconstructed 3D image acquired is distorted The 3D sensor is dislocated Contact the dealer The 3D image acquired is blurred The patient may have moved while the...

Page 127: ...in the hand switch box Press the Reset switch on the control panel to recover from the error If this error persists contact your dealer Er54 The arm unit movement does not finish within the given tim...

Page 128: ...act your dealer FL02 The exposure switch has been pressed during selecting Exposure conditions It will be cancelled by the reset switch on the Control panel Contact your dealer if it happens frequentl...

Page 129: ...ent with a water dampened soft cloth and then wipe away remaining moisture with a dry cloth 2 Cleaning plated surfaces Wipe out dirt on the plated surfaces of the equipment with a water dampened soft...

Page 130: ...Use a soft cloth dampened with water to clean the equipment 7 2 Periodical Checks Periodical check list No Check that Timing Remarks 1 The power cable has been firmly inserted in the outlet pre opera...

Page 131: ...king items are differ from the above Please see 7 3 1 For more information on how to perform above periodical checks see 7 4 Performing Regular Check Services 7 3 1 Outsourcing the Periodical check se...

Page 132: ...cquisition 1 Acquire images in the Panoramic mode in the empty X ray room for 16 seconds 2 Check that the images have been imported in the PC Observe the machine during image acquisition to check that...

Page 133: ...r its equivalents 2 Multimeter type True RMS type 3 Recommended Multimeters 1 Fluke 87 V Fluke 2 PC510 SANWA 3 3802 HIOKI or their equivalents 4 Procedure 1 Set the measurement range of the Multimeter...

Page 134: ...take these products to designated collection points where they will be accepted on a free of charge basis Alternatively in some countries you may be able to return your products to your local retaile...

Page 135: ...m Name Quantity Chin rest block 1 Adaptor for edentulous jaw 1 TMJ adaptor Panorama 1 TMJ adaptor CHILD 1 Bite block consumable accessory 1 Head fixator for 3D image acquisition 1 Bite plate consumabl...

Page 136: ...uipment contains no component 10 2 Consumable Replacement Parts The equipment contains consumable stores listed in the following table If you need to acquire any one of these consumable replacement pa...

Page 137: ...0 10 mA 15 Exposure time Panoramic Panorama 8 14 16 sec 10 1ms Child 6 4 11 2 12 8 sec TMJ 4 sec 2 Single 0 10 0 12 0 16 0 20 0 25 0 32 0 40 0 50 0 63 0 80 1 00 1 20 1 60 2 00 2 50 3 20 sec Cephalome...

Page 138: ...13 8inch FOV 3D Oral image radiography Diameter 77mm height 54mm 3D Dental image acquisition Diameter 40mm height 57mm Emergency stop method Deadman type emergency stop switch Rated power Number of p...

Page 139: ...nding position wall mount short type 3D Cephalometric type 175kg Standing position wall mount long type 3D Cephalometric type 185kg Standing position base mount with an optional base 3 3D Cephalometri...

Page 140: ...stable within 0 1 sec from the beginning of exposure however response of multimeter needs few seconds therefore the exposure time during the measurement is set to a time which is enough to measure a...

Page 141: ...ications Total filtration more than 2 5mmAl 82k 138 63 9 46 Inherent filtration 2 7mmAl X ray tube Focal spot Inherent filtration of X ray tube 0 4mmAl Acrylic filter 0 3mmAl Acryl 3 0mm Aluminum filt...

Page 142: ...Main Specification 140 Operation Manual 11 3 Dimensional Drawing 11 3 1 Standing position wall mount Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 143: ...Main Specification 141 Operation Manual 11 3 2 Standing position wall mount short type Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 144: ...Main Specification 142 Operation Manual 11 3 3 Standing position wall mount long type Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 145: ...Main Specification 143 Operation Manual 11 3 4 Standing position wall mount 3D type Unit mm...

Page 146: ...Main Specification 144 Operation Manual 11 3 5 Standing position wall mount short type 3D type Unit mm...

Page 147: ...Main Specification 145 Operation Manual 11 3 6 Standing position wall mount long type 3D type Unit mm...

Page 148: ...Main Specification 146 Operation Manual 11 3 7 Standing position base mount with an optional base Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 149: ...Main Specification 147 Operation Manual 11 3 8 Standing position base mount short type with an optional base Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 150: ...Main Specification 148 Operation Manual 11 3 9 Standing position base mount long type with an optional base Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 151: ...Main Specification 149 Operation Manual 11 3 10 Standing position base mount with an optional base 3D type Unit mm...

Page 152: ...Main Specification 150 Operation Manual 11 3 11 Standing position base mount short type with an optional base 3D type Unit mm...

Page 153: ...Main Specification 151 Operation Manual 11 3 12 Standing position base mount long type with an optional base 3D type Unit mm...

Page 154: ...Main Specification 152 Operation Manual 11 3 13 Standing position base mount with an optional wide base Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 155: ...Main Specification 153 Operation Manual 11 3 14 Standing position base mount short type with an optional wide base Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 156: ...Main Specification 154 Operation Manual 11 3 15 Standing position base mount long type with an optional wide base Panoramic type Unit mm...

Page 157: ...Main Specification 155 Operation Manual 11 3 16 Standing position base mount with an optional wide base 3D type Unit mm...

Page 158: ...Main Specification 156 Operation Manual 11 3 17 Standing position base mount short type with an optional wide base 3D type Unit mm...

Page 159: ...Main Specification 157 Operation Manual 11 3 18 Standing position base mount long type with an optional wide base 3D type Unit mm...

Page 160: ...Main Specification 158 Operation Manual 11 3 19 Standing position wall mount Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 161: ...Main Specification 159 Operation Manual 11 3 20 Standing position wall mount short type Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 162: ...Main Specification 160 Operation Manual 11 3 21 Standing position wall mount long type Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 163: ...Main Specification 161 Operation Manual 11 3 22 Standing position wall mount 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 164: ...Main Specification 162 Operation Manual 11 3 23 Standing position wall mount short type 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 165: ...Main Specification 163 Operation Manual 11 3 24 Standing position wall mount long type 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 166: ...Main Specification 164 Operation Manual 11 3 25 Standing position base mount with an optional base Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 167: ...Main Specification 165 Operation Manual 11 3 26 Standing position base mount short type with an optional base Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 168: ...Main Specification 166 Operation Manual 11 3 27 Standing position base mount long type with an optional base Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 169: ...Main Specification 167 Operation Manual 11 3 28 Standing position base mount with an optional base 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 170: ...Main Specification 168 Operation Manual 11 3 29 Standing position base mount short type with an optionabase 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 171: ...Main Specification 169 Operation Manual 11 3 30 Standing position base mount long type with an optional base 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 172: ...Main Specification 170 Operation Manual 11 3 31 Standing position base mount with an optional wide base Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 173: ...Main Specification 171 Operation Manual 11 3 32 Standing position base mount short type with an optional wide base Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 174: ...Main Specification 172 Operation Manual 11 3 33 Standing position base mount long type with an optional wide base Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 175: ...Main Specification 173 Operation Manual 11 3 34 Standing position base mount with an optional wide base 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 176: ...Main Specification 174 Operation Manual 11 3 35 Standing position base mount short type with an optional wide base 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 177: ...Main Specification 175 Operation Manual 11 3 36 Standing position base mount long type with an optional wide base 3D Cephalometic type Unit mm...

Page 178: ...uble Insulated Wire Basic Insulated Wire etc X Ray Generator Pressor Circuit Head Thickness Sensor X Axis Positioning Sensor Arm Rotation Positioning Sensor Pulse Interface Unit Class 2 Laser Position...

Page 179: ...i t i s o P n o i t a t o R m r A r o s n e S g n i n o i t i s o P s i x A X r o s n e S s s e n k c i h T d a e H r o t a r e n e G y a R X r o s s e r P t i u c r i C b u H g n i h c t i w S t n e...

Page 180: ...lide sensor motor for 3D 4 d e l l a t s n I y l l a n r e t x E a m a r o n a P t i n U r o s n e S d e h c a t t a d e h c a t e d r o d e s u e b n a C Mating board t n e m h c a t t A r o s n e S...

Page 181: ...e G y a R X r o s s e r P t i u c r i C n o i t p O r o s n e S g n i n o i t i s o P e d i l S r o t a m i l l o C r o s n e S g n i n o i t i s o P e d i l S r o s n e S r o s n e S g n i n o i t i...

Page 182: ...Main Specification 180 Operation Manual 11 8 Spatial Resolution MTF 0 2 4 6 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 1 Spatial Frequency LP mm MTF...

Page 183: ...Main Specification 181 Operation Manual 11 9 Anode Cooling Curve and Heat Content of X ray Tube Head Assembly 0 100 200 300 400 30 40 50 60 Time min Temp 100 200 300 400 0 100 200 300 Time min Heat kJ...

Page 184: ...s that are in contact with the equipment 2 Adjust the dosimeter at the same height as the center line focus height of X ray 3 Place a cylindrical acrylic water tank pictured above at the rotation cent...

Page 185: ...Main Specification 183 Operation Manual 11 10 3 Stray radiation dose of X era Smart in 3D oral mode Unit nGy mAs...

Page 186: ...Main Specification 184 Operation Manual 11 10 4 Stray radiation dose of X era Smart in 3D dental mode Unit nGy mAs...

Page 187: ...Main Specification 185 Operation Manual 11 10 5 Stray radiation dose of X era Smart in 3D oral mode with Cephalometric Unit nGy mAs...

Page 188: ...Main Specification 186 Operation Manual 11 10 6 Stray radiation dose of X era Smart in 3D dental mode with Cephalometric Unit nGy mAs...

Page 189: ...Quality Assurance 12 1 Structure of the Installation Phantom Distance precision measurement ball 12 2 3D QA Phantom Structure Distance precision measurement ball Spatial resolution measurement disc Co...

Page 190: ...ons Image acquisition mode setting Image acquisition mode Standard panoramic Image acquisition status Manual Tube voltage 58 kV Tube current 2 mA Exposure time 16 sec User program mode setting Spine c...

Page 191: ...e circularity of the steel ball in the center Radius of the X direction should be within 9 of the radius of Y direction X direction Y direction See also For measurement functions see the Viewer manual...

Page 192: ...t 2mA Note In this image acquisition do not move the forward backward position of the arm If the arm was moved by pressing forward backward switch press the rest switch so that the arm returns to the...

Page 193: ...the center of the lower Teflon pin Use the profile function to set the profile of the short axis diameter of the Teflon pin shown in the Axial image Measure the width between the initial rising points...

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Page 196: ...peration Manual Issue date February 2014 4th version European Authorized Representative Emergo Europe Molenstraat 15 2513 BH The Hague The Netherlands Manufactured by The Yoshida Dental MFG Co Ltd 1 3...

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