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Operating instructions K-Laser Blue Dental Rev. ZE
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The explanation of the impulse profile on the screen is described into more details.
The impulse is displayed in light blue. Horizontal line and
numerical value on the right represent the average power that the
device automatically calculates.
If ISB modality is on, a bar with red profile (970nm emission) is
present on the base among the impulses.
If ISB modality is off the bar doesn't appear.
It allows to select wavelengths, in single or combined modality.
445nm selected: the impulse is light blue.
970nm selected: the impulse is yellow.
445nm + 970nm selected: the impulse is violet.
Notice
In the handpieces not in contact the CW mode is not available.
The setting of the impulse can be performed in under described modalities.
Pulse modality
. Sets the number of the impulses. It can be defined by pressing
numeric keyboard or by
-/+
key to increase or decrease the number of impulses.
Frequency modality
. Sets the emission time expressed in seconds.
It can be defined by the user by pressing the numeric keyboard or by
-/+
key to
increase or decrease the number of seconds. The 0 value on numeric keyboard
corresponds to a laser emission in an infinite sequence. This is shown as
.
CW modality
. Where predicted. Sets the emission time expressed in seconds in
continuous wave (CW). In this modality Ton is automatically set in
CW
and Toff
in
--
. The 0 value on the numeric keyboard corresponds to a laser emission in an
infinite sequence. This is shown as
.
Number of the impulses to be shot or emission time.
Press the numeric keyboard or
-/+
key set the desired value.
Notice
The infinite symbol (
) indicates that the laser is able to emit for an endless time.
A numerical value (
n
) indicates that the laser emits
n
Ton impulses in the
modality, Ton
impulses for a total of
n
seconds in the
modality and a single impulse of
n
seconds in the
modality.
Notice
The shown total energy is referred to one only Ton impulse in the
modality, the number
and the time of the Ton impulse in the
modality and to the set seconds in the
modality.