Planmeca Proline EC ceph, Техническое руководство

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Chapter B - KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS & MODES
Planmeca Proline EC X-ray unit B-5
NORMAL MODE KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS
Technical Manual
All displayed parameters (but the time display) indicate the parameters selected during the
specific exposure. If the exposure time display is blinking, it indicates that the taken exposure
was a cephalostatic one. Note that everything, including the special segment selections, dou-
ble TMJ mode etc. are stored into the memory and can be restored with ready key.
NOTE The height adjustment is not restored.
The time display indicates the used exposure mode, e.g. PAn, P 10, CPH4.
If less than 25 exposures have been taken the history does not go down to 25 but only to the
amount of exposures taken.
If the history parameters are not desired to be taken into use, there are two ways to exit this
mode without altering the currently selected parameters.
When the CTL- key is pressed the equipment returns to normal mode.
When ready is pressed while the running number 00 is displayed the currently selected
parameters are taken into use (no change).
Pressing ready changes the currently selected parameters to the ones that were displayed
and returns the equipment into normal mode.
2.8 Autoprint settings
Pressing CTL- and then the auto key allows to change the setting of the Autoprint film mark-
ing system. The film viewing side and the date format can be changed. A letter and a number
will appear on the display. The letter indicates the film viewing orientation and the date format,
and the number the contrast of the text that will appear on the film.
Pressing the auto key switches from one film viewing side and date format to the other.
U is American film orientation. The image appearing on the film is a view of the patient’s teeth
seen as if you were standing behind the patient. The date will also be American format -
month/day/year. The date will appear on the film with dashes between the day, month, and
year (12-31-92).
E is European film orientation. The image appearing on the film is a view of the patient’s teeth
when looking directly at the patient. The date will also be European format - day/month/year.
The date will appear on film with periods between the day, month, and year (31.12.92).
U1 is European orientation with the American date format.
Pressing the height adjusting keys changes the contrast of the text. There are eight contrast
levels, 1 will give you the lightest text and 8 the darkest.
READY
PRET
U 1
AUTO
AUTO
CTL