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c) Starting/stopping irrigation
The irrigation is switched on or off by pressing
button or the footswitch button (Fig. 8-1).
When irrigation is selected, the symbol is
displayed.
When irrigation is not selected, the symbol
does not appear on the LCD screen.
7. 4 I-SURGE FUNCTION
a) Selecting the rotation direction
The rotation direction of the I-S
URGE
micro-motor
is selected by the control footswitch (Fig. 8-3).
An audible signal is emitted while the motor is
turning in the reverse direction
(counterclockwise), and the rotation direction is
displayed on the LCD screen: .
b) Program setting adjustment
Important:
When programming the maximum instrument
end speed, the entered value cannot exceed
the pre-programmed value.
Do not go below the minimum motor speed
value (100 rpm, 1:1 contra-angle).
Do not exceed the maximum pre-programmed
value of the instrument end torque, and do not
go below 10% of this value.
The selected footswitch type applies to all
modes. It is not possible to select programs
with different footswitch types.
Select the I-S
URGE
function by pressing the
selection button on the left side (Fig. 3-10).
On the LCD screen, the
I-S
URGE
tab must be
highlighted (Fig. 5).
The settings are adjusted in the following order:
1- Contra-angle selection
2- Speed adjustment
3- Torque adjustment
4- Footswitch type selection
Select the program for which settings are to be
adjusted , , or (Fig. 3-5), then press
button ; a cursor appears under CA.
c) Contra-angle selection
Selecting a pre-programmed contra-angle:
Scroll the pre-programmed values using the or
button (Fig. 3-7 and 9).
The maximum permitted speed and torque for
each contra-angle are displayed.
Confirm the selected contra-angle by pressing
button .
Programming a user-defined contra-angle:
The I
MPLANT
C
ENTER
enables specific contra-angles
to be used. A contra-angle value can be
programmed.
Scroll the preprogrammed values using the or
button (Fig. 3-7 and 9) until the symbol
appears (Fig. 9-10).
This symbol reminds the user that this is a user-
defined mode.
Press button . The cursor is placed under the
first figure.
Adjust the value of this figure using the or
button (Fig. 3-7 and 9).
Press button . The cursor is placed under the
second figure.
Adjust the value of the second figure using the
or button (Fig. 3-7 and 9).
Confirm the final value by pressing button .
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