Sirona XIOS, Инструкция по эксплуатации и установке

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Sirona Dental Systems GmbH 5 Installation
Operating Instructions and Installation XIOS USB Installing USB modules
5.3 Installing USB modules
5.3.1 Hardware requirements
Explanation A USB module can be connected to your PC either directly or via a USB hub.
Prerequisites
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The USB port of the PC selected for USB modules must not be shared
with other USB components!
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If multiple USB modules are connected to a single PC, all of them must be
connected to the PC via a common USB hub with a separate power
supply!
- The technical requirements for the common USB hub are described in
the chapter "Technical description" [ 13].
- The USB hub must be installed prior to the actual installation of a USB
module.
- Install the USB hub as described in the relevant operating instructions.
5.3.2 Installation instructions
Operational reliability
5.3.3 Installation of a USB module on a PC
Prerequisites
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The PC is ready for operation.
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SIDEXIS XG Version 2.2 or higher is installed.
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Optionally: A USB hub has been installed as specified by Sirona.
Installation
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Connect the USB module to the PC or to the USB hub only after being
prompted to do so.
1. Insert the Installation CD in the relevant PC.
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The setup program starts automatically. If it does not start
automatically, execute the
„Autorun.exe"
program in the root directory
of the CD.
2. Select the
"XIOS plugin & driver"
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3. Click the
"Next"
button.
4. Follow the instructions in the dialog boxes of the setup program and click
the
"Next"
buttons in between until the
"Finish"
button appears.
NOTE: Operational reliability
If multiple USB modules are connected simultaneously, a suitable USB hub
with a separate power supply must be used!
WARNING:
The USB hub must be set up and operated outside of the patient
environment [
10].
CAUTION:
When installing the USB cable and the individual components, make sure
that the connections cannot be accidentally loosened, disconnected or
damaged (e.g. due to tripping over or pulling them, etc.).