Dürr Dental VistaScan Plus Combi / Ceph / Omni

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Dürr Dental VistaScan Plus
Combi / Ceph / Omni
EN
9000-618-75/30

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Installation and Operating Instructions
Contents
Important Information
1. General �� 4
1.1 Conformity Acceptance Procedure
�� 4
1.2 General Notes �� 4
1.3 Disposal of appliance �� 4
1.4 Notes concerning Medical
Appliances MPG �� 5
1.5 Correct Usage �� 5
1.6 Incorrect Usage �� 5
1.7 Using Peripheral Devices �� 5
1.8 Using image plates �� 6
1.9 Using software �� 6
2. Safety �� 6
2.1 General Safety Notes �� 6
2.2 Electrical Safety Notes �� 6
3. Warnings and Symbols �� 7
3.1 Model identification plate �� 7
4. Delivery Contents �� 8
4.1 Special accessories �� 9
4.2 Disposable materials �� 9
5. System requirements �� 10
5.1 X-ray cassettes �� 10
5.2 Monitor �� 10
5.3 Minimum system requirements �� 10
6. Technical Data �� 11
6.1 VistaScan �� 11
6.2 Image plate �� 11
7. Functional Diagram �� 12
7.1 Function of individual components�� 13
8. Functional Description �� 14
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Installation
Trouble-shooting
9. Transport and packing �� 15
10. Carrying the VistaScan �� 15
11. Set-up �� 16
11.1 Room for Set-up �� 16
11.2 Set-up alternatives �� 16
11.3 Installation of the light baffle
plate* �� 17
12. Electrical Connections �� 18
13. Commissioning �� 18
13.1 Connect the VistaScan to the PC � 18
13.2 Configuration ad Testing �� 18
13.3 settings on X-ray appliance �� 19
13.4 Commissioning and Constancy
Checks * �� 19
20. Tips for Operators and Service
Technician �� 32
Appendix
21. Image processing times �� 36
21.1 Intraoral �� 36 EN
21.2 Extraoral OPG �� 36
21.3 Extraoral Ceph �� 36
22. File sizes (uncompressed) �� 37
22.1 Intraoral �� 37
22.2 Extraoral OPG �� 37
22.3 Extraoral Ceph �� 37
Use of the Appliance
14. Image plate �� 20
14.1 General �� 20
14.2 Working with image plates �� 21
14.3 Storing image plates �� 21
15. Foil cassettes �� 22
15.1 Intraoral foil cassette �� 22
15.2 Extraoral foil cassette �� 22
16. Light protection covers �� 22
17. Intraoral X-ray �� 23
17.1 Preparing to X-ray �� 23
17.2 X-ray exposures �� 24
17.3 Preparing to scan image data �� 25
17.4 Scanning the image data �� 26
17.5 Erasing the image data �� 27
18. Panorama and Ceph-X-rays �� 28
18.1 Preparing to X-ray �� 28
18.2 X-ray exposures �� 28
18.3 Scanning the image data �� 28
18.4 Erasing the image data �� 29
19. Disinfection and Cleaning �� 30
19.1 Light protection covers �� 30
19.2 Image plates �� 30
19.3 Foil cassettes �� 31
19.4 VistaScan �� 31
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Important
Information
1.General
1.1Conformity Acceptance
Procedure
This product was tested for conformity to the
Guidelines 93/42/EWG of the European Union
and has been found to satisfy all criteria of these
EN guidelines.
1.2General Notes
•These Installation and Operating Instructions
form an integral part of the unit. They must be
kept close to the unit at all times. Precise observance of these instructions is a pre-condition for use of the unit for the intended purpose
and for its correct operation.
New personnel must be made aware of the
contents, and they should be passed on to future operating staff. •This translation of the Installation and
Operating Instructions has been carried out in
good faith. The manufacturer bears no liabilities in the case of a mistake in the translation. The enclosed German version of the
Installation and Operating Instructions is the
original; in the case of any confusion please
consult your dealer or our hotline service.
•Any reprinting of the technical documentation,
in whole or in part, is subject to prior approval
of Dürr Dental being given in writing.
•Retain the packaging for possible return of the
product to the manufacturers. Ensure that the
packaging is kept out of the reach of children. Only the original packaging provides adequate
protection during transport of the unit.
• Should return of the product to the manufacturers be necessary during the guarantee
period, Dürr Dental accepts no responsibility
for damage occurring during transport where
the original packaging was not used!
1.3 Disposal of appliance
appliance
•Safety for the operator as well as trouble-free
operation of the unit are only ensured if use is
made of Original Equipment Manufactured
parts. Furthermore, only those accessories
explicitly stated in the Installation and
Operating Instructions or recommended by
Dürr Dental may be used. If other accessories
are used, then Dürr Dental can no longer guarantee safe operation or smooth functioning of
the appliance. Any claims concerning damage
that arise from the use of other accessories
are inadmissible.
The EU-guidelines 2002/96/EG - WEEE (Waste
Electric and Electronic Equipment) of 27th
January 2003 and the current integration into
national law states that dental products come
under the above-mentioned guidelines and,
within the European Union, are subject to special disposal measures.
If you have any questions concerning disposal
of the product, please contact Dürr Dental or
your specialist dental supplier.
•Dürr Dental are only responsible for the equipment with regard to safety, reliability and proper functioning where assembly, resettings,
changes or modifications, extensions and repairs have been carried out by Dürr Dental or
an agency authorized by Dürr Dental and if
the equipment is used in conformity with the
Installation and Operating Instructions.
When disposing of image plates observe local
and regional rules and regulations.
image plate
•These Installation and Operating Instructions
conform to the relevant version of the equipment and the underlying safety standards valid at the time of going to press. All switches,
processes, trade marks, software programs
and appliances named in this document are
registered names.
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1.4Notes concerning Medical
Appliances MPG
•This product is a technical medical appliance
and, as such, may only be operated by
trained personnel, or persons who, as a result
of specialist knowledge, are familiar with this
type of appliance.
•Do not lie multi-socket units on the floor. Observe standard EN 60601‑1‑1 when using
multi-socket units.
•Other systems should not be plugged into the
same multi-socket unit.
1.5Correct Usage
•VistaScan has been designed solely for optical
scanning and processing of image plate
information.
•This appliance is not suitable for monitoring
patients over longer periods of time.
•Correct Usage of the appliance also involves
observing the Installation and Operating
Instructions and adhering to those instructions
concerning set-up, operating and
maintenance.
•Every usage which is not in accordance with
the Correct Usage above will lead to the guarantees and warranties of Dürr Dental becoming null and void.
•The operator is liable for any damage arising
through incorrect usage.
•Correct Usage also involves observing all local
and national regulations concerning health
and safety at work and radiation prevention.
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1.6Incorrect Usage
Any usage above and beyond that described
here is to be considered as incorrect usage of
the appliance. The manufacturer is not liable for
any damages arising from incorrect usage. The
operator bears all risks and liabilities.
This appliance must not be used in
operating theatres or similar types
of room, where there is a risk of inflammable materials catching fire.
1.7Using Peripheral Devices
Only peripheral devices (computer, monitor, printer) may be connected to this
appliance which conform to standard
IEC 60950-1 (EN 60950/1). Thie computer must be out of the vicinity of the
patients according to IEC 60601-1-1
(EN 60601-1-1). If for any reason this is not possible then
the computer set up must be installed
according to the requirements laid down
under IEC 60601-1 (EN 60601-1). The system combination must conform
to the requirements of IEC 60601-1-1
(EN 60601-1-1.
•Units may only be connected to the system or
to other units when it has been established
that there is no reduction of safety for the patient, the operator or the environment through
such connection. Where it is not absolutely
clear from the documentation whether safety
is reduced by such connection, then the operator must establish, e.g. by contacting either
the manufacturer or an expert, that there is no
reduction of safety for the patient, the operator or the environment through such
connection.
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1.8Using image plates
2.2Electrical Safety Notes
•VistaScan Plus may only be used in combination with Dürr Dental image plates PLUS.
•The appliance may only be connected to a
correctly installed earthed safety socket.
•See section 14. Image Plates
•Before connecting the appliance to the power
supply check that the electrical current and
the frequency of the device as described on
the appliance are compatible with that of the
power supply.
1.9Using software
Only use x-ray software specifically approved by
Dürr Dental, such as DBSWIN V4. Further information can be found on the internet under
www.duerr.de.
EN Operating systems such as Windows 2000
Professional from Service Pack 4 and Windows
XP Professional / Home from Service Pack 2 are
supported.
2.Safety
2.1General Safety Notes
•Check the appliance and the power supply
cables for possible damage before switching
on. Damaged cables, plugs and sockets must
be replaced before use.
•Never touch open supply outlets and patients
simultaneously.
•When working on the appliance observe all
electrical safety procedures and regulations.
Before opening the appliance unplug at
the mains and remove all power
This appliance has been designed and
constructed by Dürr Dental so that correct usage of the appliance is virtually free of any possible injury or danger. In spite of this, we feel it is
our duty to mention the following safety measures in order to prevent any possible danger.
•When using this appliance all local and relevant regulations must be observed!
Converting or modifying the appliance in any
way is strictly prohibited. In such cases, any
and all guarantees immediately become invalid. The operation of modified appliances can
be punishable by law. In the interests of trouble-free operation the operator is responsible
for observing these regulations.
•Before every use the operator must check the
functional safety and the condition of the
appliance.
•The operator must be knowledgeable in the
operation of the appliance.
•The product is not designed to be used in
medical treatment areas where there exists
the danger of explosion. Areas where explosions could occur are those where flammable
anesthetic material, skin cleansers, oxygen
and skin disinfectants are present. This appliance is not to be used in areas where the atmosphere could cause fire. 6
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3.Warnings and Symbols
In the Installation and Operating Instructions use
is made of the following terms or symbols to denote information of special importance:
Information and/or mandatory regulations or prohibitions for the
prevention of personal injury or substantial property damage
3.1Model identification plate
The model identification plate can be found on
the rear side of the VistaScan Plus.
The following information can be found on the
model identification plate and on the VistaScan
Plus itself:
Warning Laser
Special information regarding the economical use of the equipment and other
information
Warning dangerous voltage.
EN
Laser class 1
Unplug at the mains and remove all
power
Date of manufacture
On/Off button
Observe accompanying documentation
Operational LED, green
Dispose of correctly according to EUguidelines (2002/96/EG - WEEE)
Operational LED, yellow
Only use once (disposable)
Wear protective gloves
IP20
Fuse type
REF
Reference number
SN
Serial number
Date of manufacture
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4.Delivery Contents
Dürr VistaScan Plus Combi 2150-01
VistaScan�� 2150-000-50
Power unit �� 2150-470-00
Wall mounting bracket�� 2130-001-00
Data cable (EPP 3m)�� 9000-119-016
Data cable (USB 3m)�� 9000-119-067
DBSWIN Standard �� 2100-725-02
2 Dürr image plates Plus -Size 0- 2x3 (22x35 mm)�� 2130-040-50
4 Dürr image plates Plus EN -Size 2- 3x4 (31x41 mm)�� 2130-042-50
2 foil cassette
-Size 0- 2x3 �� 2130-010-00
4 foil cassettes
-Size 2- 3x4 �� 2130-012-00
1 Holding tray for foil cassette
-Size 0-4-�� 2130-030-00
Light protection covers -Size 0- 2x3 (100 pieces) �� 2130-070-00
Lead letters�� 2130-005-00
Installation and Operating
Instructions�� 9000-618-75/30
Depending on country of operation:
Mains cable (EU)�� 9000-119-060
Mains cable (CH)�� 9000-119-061
Mains cable (DK)�� 9000-119-064
Mains cable (GB)�� 9000-119-062
Mains cable (AUS)�� 9000-119-063
Mains cable (J)�� 9000-119-039
Dürr VistaScan Plus Ceph 2150-11
VistaScan�� 2150-000-50
Power unit �� 2150-470-00
Data cable (EPP 3m)�� 9000-119-016
Data cable (USB 3m)�� 9000-119-067
1 Dürr image plate * -Ceph- 18x24 (178x227 mm) �� 2130-052-00
Mains cable (EU)�� 9000-119-060
Mains cable (CH)�� 9000-119-061
Mains cable (DK)�� 9000-119-064
Mains cable (GB)�� 9000-119-062
Mains cable (J)�� 9000-119-039
Dürr VistaScan Plus Omni 2150-21
VistaScan�� 2150-000-52
Power unit �� 2150-470-00
Data cable (EPP 3m)�� 9000-119-016
Data cable (USB 3m)�� 9000-119-067
Mains cable (EU)�� 9000-119-060
Mains cable (CH)�� 9000-119-061
Mains cable (DK)�� 9000-119-064
Mains cable (GB)�� 9000-119-062
Mains cable (J)�� 9000-119-039
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4.1Special accessories
The following parts, depending on model chosen, are not supplied with the contents of delivery.
Please order as required!
Test body Intra - Extra Digital�� 2121-060-52
Test body retainer for Sirona / Siemens Orthophos and Planmeca PM 2002 EC / CC Panorama units�� 2130-994-01
Test body retainer for Gendex, Philips, Soredex Panorama units�� 2130-994-02
Secondary absorber for Panorama units�� 2130-991-10
Cleaning set for image plates and foil cassettes �� 2130-008-50
2 Dürr image plates Plus -Size 3- 2.7x5.4 �� 2130-043-50
1 Dürr image plate Plus -Size 4- 5.7x7.6 �� 2130-044-50
1 Dürr image plate * -OPG- 12.7x30.5 (125x286 mm)�� 2130-050-00
1 Dürr image plate * -OPG- 15x30 (148x298 mm)�� 2130-051-00
1 Dürr image plate *
-Ceph- 20x24 8x10 Inch (202x241 mm) �� 2130-054-00
1 Dürr image plate *
-Ceph- 13x18 (127x177 mm) �� 2130-055-00
1 Holding tray for foil cassette
-Size 0-4-�� 2130-030-00
1 foil cassette
-Size 0- 2x3 �� 2130-010-00
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1 foil cassette
-Size 1- 2x4 �� 2130-011-00
1 foil cassette
-Size 2- 3x4 �� 2130-012-00
1 foil cassette
-Size 3- 2.7x5.4 �� 2130-013-00
1 foil cassette
-Size 4- 5.7x7.6 �� 2130-014-00
1 foil cassette -OPG- 12.7x30.5 �� 2130-021-00
1 foil cassette -OPG- 15x30 �� 2130-022-00
1 foil cassette EN
-Ceph- 18x24�� 2130-023-00
1 foil cassette -Ceph- 24x30�� 2130-024-00
Light protection baffle
for VistaScan Plus Omni�� 2130-120-30
X-ray cassette without reinforced foil, straight
Format 12.7x30.5�� 2130-993-01
Format 15x30�� 2130-993-02
Format 18x24�� 2130-993-03
Data cable (EPP 5m)�� 9000-119-028
* inc. one foil cassette
4.2Disposable materials
FD 350 Disinfectant wipes�� CDF350C0140
FD 333 Quick-acting disinfectantCDF333C6150
FD 322 Quick-acting disinfectantCDF333C6150
Light protection covers -Size 3- 4 2.7x5.4 (100 pieces)�� 2130-073-00
Light protection covers -Size 4- 5.7x7.6 (100 pieces) �� 2130-074-00
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5.System requirements
To operate VistaScan the following components
are required. These are not included with the
standard Delivery Contents supplied with
VistaScan. 5.1X-ray cassettes
EN
Extra-oral exposures require X-ray cassettes without reinforcing foil. These are available as accessories for most X-ray appliances. For X-ray
cassettes with reinforcing foil this must be
removed.
5.2Monitor
Monitors designed for digital x-ray processes
with a higher light intensity and broad contrast
range should be used. Strong room lighting, direct sunlight and reflections all serve to reduce
the diagnostic capabilities of the X-ray exposures. See also the accompanying system
documentation.
5.3Minimum system requirements
See the enclosed information sheet order number 9000-618-82/01.
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6.Technical Data
6.1VistaScan
Electrical Details
power unit
Voltage (V) �� 100 - 240
Maximum fluctuation in rated current�� +/- 10%
Frequency (Hz)�� 50-60
Current (A) �� max. 2
Current consumption (W) �� 120
Fuse type�� IP20
Protection class ��I
Overvoltage category ��II
Electrical ratings and connection data
VistaScan
Weight
VistaScan Plus Combi (kg) ��ca. 24
General values
Medical appliance category�� 1
Laser protection class�� 1 (EN60825-1)
Wavelength λ 635 nm
10 mW1) or 15 mW1) EN 60825-1:1994-03 + A1:2002-07+A2:2001-03
1) appropriate for installed laser performance
Voltage (V, DC) ��24 +/- 10%
Frequency�� DC
Current (A) �� max. 5
Current consumption (W) �� <120
Max. noise level (db(A))�� <60
Heat radiation (W)�� <140
Dimensions
Pixel size
VistaScan Plus Combi
W = 38cm, H = 61cm, D = 38cm
VistaScan Plus Ceph
W = 38cm, H = 61cm, D = 38cm
VistaScan Plus Omni
W = 38cm, H = 72cm, D = 38cm
Input slot
for image plate (cm) �� max. 30
Temperature ranges
Appliance in operation (°C) �� +10 to +35
Storage and transport (°C) �� -20 to +60
Relative humidity
can be selected from range. . . . . . . .
�� 12.5µm to 130µm
Resolution depending on image plate,
max. ca. 40 line pairs/mm (Lp/ mm).
6.2Image plate
Storage and transport
Temperature (°C)�� <33
Relative humidity (%)�� <80
Temperature (°C)�� 18 - 45
Relative humidity (%)�� <80
Appliance in operation (%)�� 20 - 90
Storage and transport (%)�� 10 - 95
Ambient air pressure
Appliance in operation (%)�� 700 - 1060
Operational altitude (m)�� <2000
Storage and transport (%)�� 700 - 1060
Operational altitude (m)�� <16000
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7.Functional Diagram
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EN
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1a
7
1b
2
6a
6
3
6b
6c
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7.1Function of individual
components
•Protects the image plate from contamination
and dirt.
8.Erasure unit:
After scanning any data on the image plate is
automatically deleted in the erasure unit. 9.Transport drum:
The transport drum contains the complete
transport mechanism, as well as the scanning
unit and the erasure unit.
10.Green LED:
VistaScan is Ready
11.Status LED:
The LEDs show whether an image plate can be
inserted for scanning.
Green LED:
•An image plate can be inserted.
•Prevent image data on the image plate from
being erased.
Yellow LED:
•Do not insert an image plate yet.
3.Foil cassette (extraoral):
being erased.
12.Entry slot:
The entry slot is inserted into the VistaScan
through the entry slot and is automatically detected and picked up by the transport
mechanism. 13.Yellow LED:
LED lights:
•VistaScan is switched on, but not yet
initialised.
1a.Image plate (extraoral):
The image plate serves as the exposure medium
for X-rays and stores the image data.
1a.Image plate (intraoral):
(as section 1a)
2.Light protection cover (Intraoral):
•Light protection covers protect the patient
from infection by contaminated image plates.
•Reduces the risk of damage to the image
plate in the patient's mouth. •The image plate is slid into the extraoral foil
cassette and then placed together into the
X-ray unit.
•The image plate together with the foil cassette
is positioned in the entry slot of the transport
drum and thus into the VistaScan.
4.Holder for foil cassettte
Foil cassettes not currently being used can be
placed in the special holder.
5.Wall mounting bracket:
The VistaScan Plus can be inserted into the wall
mounting bracket when not in use.
6.Foil cassette (Intraoral):
being erased.
LED blinks:
•No connection to PC.
•Memory full.
14.On / Off key:
Press the key for 2 seconds to switch off or on.
•The image plate together with the foil cassette
is positioned in the entry slot of the transport
drum and thus into the VistaScan.
6.a Foil cassette sizes:
The numbering, e.g. "2" denotes the size of the
image plate which must be used with a particular foil cassette.
6.b Lever:
The lever is used to slide the image plate out of
the foil cassette and into the VistaScan.
6.c Tab:
The tongue situated on the lever helps to push
the image plate from the foil cassette and into
the VistaScan. 7.Collector tray:
After scanning and erasure of data the image
plates fall into a special collector tray.
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8.Functional Description
image plate
The VistaScan is used to transfer the data present on an image plate into a digital exposure.
Photomultiplier
laser source
IIntraoral X-ray:
The intraoral image plate (1) is placed inside the
disinfected light protection cover (2), placed into
the patient's mouth and exposed.
After exposure the light protection cover is disinfected and the image plate is removed and slid
into a foil cassette (6) of the appropriate size.
EN Extraoral X-ray:
The extraoral image plate (1a) is placed into the
appropriate foil cassette (3). The foil cassette is
then inserted into the X-ray cassette, placed in
the X-ray appliance and exposed.
Scanning the image data
Pressing the on-off button (14) switches on the
VistaScan. Then the image data editing and the
archive software, e.g. DBSWIN from V 4, of the
scanning mode is activated. Finally the foil cassette (3 or 6) together with the
extraoral or Intraoral image plate is positioned at
the entry slot (12) of the transport drum (9) and,
when inserted fully, correctly aligned. When the LEDs (11) are green, then the image
plate can be inserted into the entry slot (12). For
extraoral formats this is carried out by carefully
pressing with one's thumb in the foil cassette
itself and for intraoral formats by pulling down
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reflection layer
prism
parabolic mirror
rotating disc
The image plate is then automatically drawn into
the transport drum by the transport mechanism. Within the transport drum the image plate is
passed through the scanning unit where the
image data is scanned and the data transmitted
to the PC. A window on the monitor shows the
progress of this procedure. If more than one
image plate is being scanned simultaneously
then this will take place at the same resolution. After the scanning procedure is completed the
image plate passes to the erasure unit (8). Image data still held on the image plate will be
erased. After all stages have been completed
the image plate falls into a collector tray (7). It
can now be extracted and prepared for the next
x-ray exposure.
If used carefully it is possible to reuse the image
plates several hundred times. Before reuse the
image plates should be checked for signs of dirt
or damage. Damaged image plates must not be
reused.
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Installation
Only suitably qualified personnel are
permitted to set up, to install or to
operate the appliance.
9.Transport and packing
•Check that the delivery contents are complete
and check for any signs of transport damage. EN
•Empty the packing completely and store in a
dry place. 1
•Do not expose the VistaScan to any strong
shocks which could damage the appliance.
•Only use the original packing cases for
shipping.
10.Carrying the VistaScan
Always carry the VistaScan by holding the housing by the rear side
(fig. 1).
Never carry the VistaScan by the
exit area or by its cover, as this
could lead to sensitive parts of the
VistaScan from becoming damaged.
(Figs. 2 and 3)
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11.Set-up
11.1Room for Set-up
•The VistaScan should be set up in a closed,
dry and well-ventilated room.
•The room temperature should not fall below +
10°C or exceed + 35°C.
Danger of short circuit due to build
up of condensation.
The system can only be put into
operation once the appliance has
warmed up to room temperature
and it is dry.
EN
•Installation in a purpose-built room, e.g. in a
boiler room or in a wet room is not permitted.
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•Do not expose the VistaScan to direct sunlight. It may be necessary to reduce the
amount of light within the room. The maximum light intensity is 1000 Lux. •There must be no source of interference in the
room for set-up (e.g. strong magnetic field). These could lead to interference of the
VistaScan.
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11.2Set-up alternatives
Wall mounting
•The VistaScan can be mounted onto a wall by
using the special wall mounting bracket (5).
The wall mounting bracket (5) is supplied without any mounting fittings or
other material. Safe fixing should be
carried out by a qualified person. The
mounting fixture used must be able to
support a weight 4-times higher than
the actual weight of the VistaScan.
The 4 bore holes in the Wandhalterung
have a diameter of Ø 7 mm.
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•Mount the wall mounting bracket to the wall
•Place the distance spacing screws (15) into
the thread on the rear side of the mounting
plate.
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•Place the VistaScan into the wall mounting.
•Rotate the distance screws (15) until the
VistaScan is horizontal.
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Table Set-up
VistaScan can just as well be mounted on a
table.
In order to avoid problems when scanning the image data, the VistaScan
should be set up so that will not be subject to knocks, vibration or similar.
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11.3Installation of the light baffle
plate*
The light baffle plate reduces the
amount of stray light that can possibly
enter the unit through the entry slot of
the VistaScan (see 4.1 Special
accessories).
•2 Remove the cover by undoing the 2 screws.
•Place the light baffle plate into position and
tighten the screws.
•*Only for VistaScan Plus Omni, order number
2130-120-30
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12.Electrical Connections
Before commissioning or first use check that the
values of the supply voltage and the power supply voltage agree with values given on the model
identification plate: 24 V DC and 100 - 240 V
respectively.
The connection ports are in the recesses on the
rear side of the apertures. •Connect the mains cable to the appliance power unit and to the mains supply.
•Connect the power cable to the socket on the
VistaScan.
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•Place the power cable into the power outlet
socket. 13.Commissioning
13.1Connect the VistaScan to the
PC
Connection to LPT-Port
•Use the data cable supplied to connect the
parallel port on the PC and the parallel interface of the VistaScan.
•Set the parallel interface setting of BIOSSetup to EPP-Mode (IEEE 1284). •If a printer is being used that requires a parallel interface connection then this should be
connected to the free parallel port on the
VistaScan.
Any outstanding printing tasks will be
interrupted during operation of the
VistaScan.
Connection to USB-Port
•Connect the USB cable provided with the
USB-interface of the PC and the USBinterface of the VistaScan.
13.2Configuration ad Testing
Carry out configuration and a system
test according to the Operating
Instructions enclosed, order number
9000-618-84/01
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13.3settings on X-ray appliance
The following values are standard values and must be checked for each appliance and adjusted when
and if needed.
Intraoral X-ray appliance
Parameter
DC-beamer, 8mA,
tube length 20cm
DC-beamer, 8mA,
tube length 40cm
recommended
exposure time (s)
recommended
exposure time (s)
upper jaw
60kV
70kV
60kV
70kV
incisors
0.12
0.1
0.48
0.4
pre-molars
0.16
0.12
0.64
0.48
molars
0.16
0.12
0.64
0.48
lower jaw
60kV
70kV
60kV
70kV
0.1
0.08
0.4
0.32
incisors
pre-molars
0.12
0.1
0.48
0.4
molars
0.12
0.1
0.48
0.4
EN
Reference conditions:
•Adult patient
Extraoral X-ray appliance
•Most extraoral X-ray appliances can be operated using the same settings as for analog films. However, fot some makes or models there may be slight deviations. In this event the VistaScan and
the X-ray appliance must be set as to be compatible.
•The sensitivity of the VistaScan has been optimised for film-foil system of the class 200. Where X-ray
appliances of another sensitivity class are being used then the sensitivity of the VistaScan can be adjusted and brought into line using the HV-settings. 13.4Commissioning and Constancy Checks *
Before the appliance can be used the first time a handover test (commissioning test) of the
X-ray system must be carried out according to national and local regulations. The test body
Intra / Extra (order number 2121-060-52) is required for testing.
The Constancy Check of the X-ray system must be carried out by surgery staff at frequent intervals. The Constancy Check is based on those results obtained during the handover test. * observe all rules and regulations!
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14.Image plate
Image plates are toxic: For this reason they must always be placed in a light protection cover before putting this in the mouth of the patient. In the case of a patient
swallowing an image plate or a part of one then a doctor must be consulted immediately and the image plate removed.
If a patient damages a light protection cover when biting on it, then the mouth must
be rinsed out thoroughly with copious amounts of water.
EN
14.1General
inactive side:
VistaScan should only be used in combination
with PLUS image plates from Dürr Dental. The
use of image plates from other manufacturers
could result in poorer image quality.
Exposure of the image plate must always be
carried out on the active side:
Intraoral image plates
active side:
•the active side is light blue. This side is also
marked with a positioning guide. inactive side:
•the inactive side is black. This side bears size
markings and information regarding the
manufacturer.
active side:
extraoral image plates
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active side:
•the active side is light blue.
inactive side:
inactive side:
•the inactive side is black. This side bears size
markings and information regarding the
manufacturer.
•The upper surface has a slight "rough structure". This structure makes insertion of the
image plate into the VistaScan easier.
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active side:
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14.2Working with image plates
Image plates must be visibly checked for signs
of damage. Damaged image plates (e.g. a torn
outer layer, or visible scratches, which will affect
the diagnostic assessment) must be replaced. •image plates are flexible like X-ray film.
•do not bend or subject to pressure.
•do not scratch or get dirty.
•do not put in an autoclave
14.3Storing image plates
EN
•store image plates in a dark place.
•do not store in hot or moist conditions.
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•store intraoral image plates in a light protection cover of the appropriate size.
•extraoral image plates should be stored in the
appropriate foil cassette.
•if an image plate is stored for longer than 24
hours, then it should be erased again before
the next X-ray exposure.
•protect from direct sunlight and ultraviolet
beams.
•if stored in the X-ray room itself then the
image plates must be protected from pre-exposure caused by X-ray radiation.
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15.Foil cassettes
being erased.
•the image plate together with the foil cassette
is positioned at the entry slot of the transport
drum. 6b
•the foil cassette enables the image plate to be
fed into the VistaScan.
Do not autoclave the foil cassette
6c
EN
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15.1Intraoral foil cassette
66The tongue situated on the lever helps to
push the image plate from the foil cassette and
into the VistaScan. Do not remove this tongue!
15.2Extraoral foil cassette
•The image plate is slid into the extraoral foil
cassette and then placed together into the
X-ray unit.
16.Light protection covers
•light protection covers protect the patient from
infection by contaminated image plates.
•protect the image plate from contamination
and dirt.
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•protect the image plates from stray light. •the light protection cover is available in different sizes just like image plates. Select the
correct size.
The light protection cover is a disposable article and must not be
reused.
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17.Intraoral X-ray
Observe the notes on hygiene regulations under section 18. Cleaning and
Disinfection.
17.1Preparing to X-ray
Image plates can be prematurely exposed by natural X-ray radiation and X-ray
stray radiation.
•The image plate should be erased before
using it for the first time or after storage of
more than 24 hours. See section 17.5.
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EN
•Slide the image plate completely into the light
protection cover. The black (inactive) side of
the image plate must be visible.
•Peel off the white sticky strip and press firmly
to close the opening of the light protection
cover.
The light protection cover is a disposable article and must not be
reused.
•The light protection cover must be disinfected
using a disinfectant wipe before positioning inside the patient's mouth (e.g. with Dürr FD
350). Alternatively, use a disinfectant spray
(e.g. Dürr FD 322, FD 333) on a soft, fluff-free
cloth instead of a disinfectant wipe.
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17.2X-ray exposures
EN
21
Danger of infection!
Wear protective gloves when placing
image plates into the patient's mouth.
The image plates are marked with a
symbol . The symbol is visible in the
X-ray exposure, and makes orientation
during diagnosis easier.
The image plate should be placed in the
mouth so that the symbol will not affect
the diagnostic usefulness of the X-ray
exposure. •Place the image plate inside the light protection cover as normal into the patient's mouth.
The active side of the image plate must point
in the direction of the X-ray tube. Damage to the image plate:
Only use handling techniques which
will not cause damage to either the
light protection cover or the image
plate. Handling systems with sharp
edges should be avoided.
•Set exposure time and settings on the X-ray
appliance.
•Produce an X-ray exposure.
The image data present on the
image plate must be processed
and scanned within 30 minutes of
exposure.
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17.3Preparing to scan image data
Danger of infection!
Wear protective gloves when removing
image plates from the patient's mouth.
•Remove the image plate inside its light protection cover from the patient's mouth.
•If the light protection cover or the gloves are
considerably dirty, e.g. from blood, then before disinfection the cover must be given a
quick dry clean, e.g. by wiping with a clean piece of lint.
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•Clean and disinfect the light protection cover
and the gloves with a disinfectant wipe (e.g. EN
Dürr FD 350).
Alternatively, use a disinfectant spray (e.g. Dürr FD 322, FD 333) on a soft, fluff-free cloth
instead of a disinfectant wipe.
•Lay the image plate down in the light protection cover in the disinfectant wipe. •Take off the protective gloves, disinfect the
hands (e.g. with Dürr HD 410) and clean (e.g. with Dürr HD 430, HD 435).
Damage to the VistaScan:
Before handling the image plate
hands should be entirely free of any
powder residue from the protective
gloves.
This powder can damage the optical
scanning unit of VistaScan Plus during the scanning procedure of the
image plate.
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Contamination of the VistaScan:
Before scanning the image plate
data, it must be clean and hygienically in good condition.
Otherwise there could be a loss of
image data or even to the transfer
of bacteria.
•Now tear the light protection cover open
along the adhesive strip (V-indent). •Choose a foil cassette of the correct size.
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•Slide the lever on the foil cassette downwards
until it engages. The tongue must be completely visible.
•Place the image plate within its light protection
cover onto this tongue.
•Slide the image plate out of the light protection cover and immediately into the foil cassette until it is firmly in position. The active
side must be turned away and the inactive
side upwards (visible).
Loss of image data:
Image data held on the image plate
will be lost on exposure to light.
Exposed image plates should never
be handled without either a light
protection cover or a foil cassette.
EN
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17.4Scanning the image data
The VistaScan can scan up to 4 intraoral image plates at the same resolution
simultaneously.
•Switch on VistaScan at On - Off switch (14). • Switch on PC and monitor.
Example using image processing software
Dürr DBSWIN 4
Further information on recording pictures, storage and editing can be found
in the handbook to DBSWIN under
Menu [Help], [Contents].
•Start DBSWIN.
•Choose the desired patient from the Patient
Data Sheets.
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•Choose the correct exposure values from the
X-ray module.
•Set desired resolution .
•Click option "Scan".
Status LED is green:
•Place a foil cassette waith an image plate into
one of the free entry slots on the transport
drum until it engages. 14
•Slide the lever as far as necessary until the
point where the image plate is automatically
drawn into the unit. During scanning the status LED at the entry slot will light up yellow.
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Loss of image data:
The foil cassette can only be removed from the transport drum once
all the 4 status LEDs are green and
the image plate has dropped into
the collector tray.
•The images will automatically be transmitted
to the software. Scanner progress can be monitored on a small inner window on the PC
screen.
•The X-ray exposure will be saved in DBSWIN. EN
17.5Erasing the image data
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After scanning the cassette proceeds to erasure. Image data still held on the image plate will
be erased. After all stages have been completed
the image plate falls into a collector tray. It can
now be removed.
•Prepare the image plates for further X-rays.
Special mode "Erase INTRA"
The image plate must be erased again if:
•the image plate has been stored and not used
for longer than 24 hours.
•the image data on the image plate has not
been completely erased due to a fault in the
VistaScan Plus. (Error message from software)
The special mode activates the erasure
unit of the VistaScan Plus. No image
data will be transmitted to the software.
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To erase again:
drum until it engages. •Select the special mode "Erase INTRA" in the
software.
•Scan the image plate as under section 17.4.
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EN
32
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18.Panorama and
Ceph-X-rays
18.2X-ray exposures
Only use X-ray cassettes with no reinforcing foil. Using X-ray cassettes with
reinforcing foil will lead to inferior image
quality.
•Remove any reinforcing foil completely from
the X-ray cassettes.
18.1Preparing to X-ray
Image plates can be prematurely exposed by natural X-ray radiation and X-ray
stray radiation.
•The image plate should be erased before
using it for the first time or after storage of
more than 24 hours. See section 18.4.
•Slide the previously erased image plate into
the flexible foil cassette. The black side of the
image plate must be visible.
•Place the foil cassette in the X-ray cassette.
The foam rubber side of the foil cassette must
point in the direction of the cover of the X-ray
cassette. ( Fig. 33)
The correct position of the image plate
(left or right side) can be marked by
using the lead letters supplied, order
number 2130-005-00. 28
•Place the X-ray cassette into the Panorama /
remote X-ray unit. The active side of the
image plate must face the X-ray tube.
•Set exposure time and settings on the X-ray
appliance.
•Expose the image plate
Possible loss of image data:
Any image data on the image plate
must be scanned within half an hour
of exposure by the VistaScan!
18.3Scanning the image data
•Switch on VistaScan at On - Off switch (14). • Switch on PC and monitor.
Example using image processing software
Dürr DBSWIN 4
Further information on recording pictures, storage and editing can be found
in the handbook to DBSWIN under
Menu [Help], [Contents].
•Start DBSWIN.
•Choose the desired patient from the Patient
Data Sheets.
•Choose the correct exposure values from the
X-ray module.
•Select the required scanning mode.
•Click option "Scan".
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14
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Status LED is green:
•Remove the foil cassette from the X-ray
cassette.
•Position the foil cassette at the entry slot of
the transport drum.
•Place your fingers onto the printed surface of
the image plate. Gently slide the image plate
evenly until it begins to be drawn into the unit
automatically. During scanning the status LEDs at the entry
slot will light up yellow.
Loss of image data:
The foil cassette can only be removed from the transport drum once
all the 4 status LEDs are green and
the image plate has dropped into
the collector tray.
•The images will automatically be transmitted
to the software. Scanner progress can be monitored on a small inner window on the PC
screen.
•The X-ray exposure will be saved in DBSWIN. 18.4Erasing the image data
After scanning the cassette proceeds to erasure. Image data still held on the image plate will
be erased. After all stages have been completed
the image plate falls into a collector tray. It can
now be removed.
•Prepare the image plates for further X-rays.
Special mode "Erase EXTRA"
The image plate must be erased again if:
•the image plate has been stored and not used
for longer than 24 hours.
•the image data on the image plate has not
been completely erased due to a fault in the
VistaScan Plus. (Error message from software)
The special mode activates the erasure
unit of the VistaScan Plus. No image
data will be transmitted to the software.
To erase again:
drum until it engages. •Select the special mode "Erase EXTRA" in the
software.
•Scan the image plate as under section 18.3.
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19.Disinfection and
Cleaning
Only use disinfection and cleaning
agents specifically approved or manufactured by Dürr Dental.
Other cleaning and disinfectant agents
could cause damage to the VistaScan.
19.1Light protection covers
•The light protection cover must be disinfected
using a disinfectant wipe before positioning inside the patient's mouth and after extraction
(e.g. with Dürr FD 350). Alternatively, use a disinfectant spray (e.g. Dürr FD 322, FD 333)
on a soft, fluff-free cloth instead of a disinfectant wipe. Observe the active working time of
the solution carefully. The fluids must be completely dried.
EN
19.2Image plates
Damage to image plate:
Do not autoclave image plates!
Disinfectant baths will destroy
image plates!
We strongly recommend the usage of
our cleaning set for image plates and
foil cassette, order number
2130-008-50
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•Dirt on either side should be cleaned off using
a soft non-fluffy cloth. Remaining dirt can be removed with a special
cleaning agent from the cleaning set and by
applying a circular wiping motion. •Before reusage, the image plate must be
completely dry. 37
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19.3Foil cassettes
Damage to cassettes:
Do not autoclave the foil cassette
Visible dirt must be removed before
the foil cassette is used again!
Intraoral
•Disinfection should be carried out with disinfectant wipes (e.g. Dürr FD 350) or alternatively using disinfectant spray (e.g. Dürr FD
322, or FD 333) on a soft, lintfree cloth.
Alternatively the foil cassettes can be immersed in a bath containing a non-aggressive EN
disinfectant (e.g. Dürr ID 212 forte).
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•Before reusage, the cassette must be completely dry.
Extraoral
•Disinfection should be carried out with disinfectant wipes (e.g. Dürr FD 350) or alternatively using disinfectant spray (e.g. Dürr FD
322, or FD 333) on a soft, lintfree cloth.
•Dirt should be removed by using a gentle circular wiping motion.
•Before reusage, the cassette must be completely dry. 19.4VistaScan
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Damage to the VistaScan:
Do not spray the VistaScan with a
disinfection solution!
No kind of fluids must be allowed to
get into the inside workings of the
appliance. This could lead to damage to the appliance!
•The surface of the VistaScan can be cleaned
using a damp cloth, and disinfected using a
non-aggressive disinfectant wipe, e.g. Dürr FD
350.
•Remove any signs of dirt at the entry and exit
slots of the scanner.
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Trouble-shooting
20.Tips for Operators and Service Technician
Repairs may only be carried out by suitably qualified personnel or our own service
technicians.
EN
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
1. Scanner does not
switch on
•No supply voltage
•Check the mains cable and all
connections
•Check the main fuse box to
building
•Check the power unit, whether
green LED lights
•On/Off switch is defective
•Inform your Service Technician
•Mains cable or one of the plugs
has not been inserted correctly
•Check the mains cable and all
connections
2. Scanner switches
off after a short
time
•Hardware defective
•Mains supply voltage too low
•Check the supply voltage
3. Status, error or
operation LED
does not light up
•LED defective
4. Loud noises during
operation after
switching on
•If the noises persist longer than
30 seconds, then the beam baffle
is defective
5. The imaging software does not
recognise the
scanner
•Scanner nt switched on
•Switch on scanner
•Connection cable between scanner and PC is loose
•Check all connection cables
•PC does not recognise connection to scanner
•Check that the LPT interface is
EPP compatible according to
IEEE 1284
•Bios must be set to EPP
•USB-driver not installed or
inactive
•Hardware error of scanner
6. Problem on data
transmission between scanner and
PC. Error message: "CRC error
""Timeout"
•Connection cable of wrong type
or too long
•Only use original "Dürr Cable" order number 9000-119-067
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Problem
Possible cause
Solution
7. Image plate is not
drawn into the appliance via transport arc
•film cassette not correctly inserted
•Place the film cassette correctly
•Transport mechanism activated film cassette lever has not been
pulled down sufficiently
•Pull the lever the whole way down
until the image plate is drawn in.
•Transport mechanism activated VistaScan may not be on
stand-by
•See section 17.4 Scanning and
Erasure of image data (intraoral),
or section 18.4 Scanning and
Erasure of image data (extraoral)
•Image plate was inserted upside
down and the inactive side
scanned
•Rescan the image plate as
quickly as possible
•Image data on the image plate
has been erased, e.g. by ambient
light
•The image data collected on the
image plate must be scanned as
soon as possible after removal
from the light protection sleeve or
the film cassette
•Problem with the hardware
8. X-ray exposure
does not appear
on the monitor after scanning
EN
•X-ray device is faulty
•No image information on the
image plate
•Expose the image plate
•X-ray exposure is overexposed
•Set the brightness of the X-ray
image using the software
9. X-ray exposure is
too dark
•The image plate was exposed to
too much light before insertion
into the film cassette
•Insertion must be carried out
within 30 seconds under ambient
light conditions of under ca. 20 Lux.
10. Intraoral image
appears on the
monitor at an
angle
•The image plate was scanned without the film cassette
•The image plates must always be
placed in a film cassette before
insertion
•Incorrect size of film cassette was
used
•Use a film cassette of the correct
size
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Problem
Possible cause
Solution
11.Image presented
as mirror image
•The image plate was placed in
cassette or in the mouth of the
patient the wrong way round
•Place and align the image plate
correctly
•Incorrect parameters chosen
•Choose the correct parameter
settings
•Error message from software. Image plate data insufficiently
erased.
•Check the erasure unit function
12. Ghost images and
shadows on the
X-ray exposure
EN 13. Image is very faint
on the scanning
window
software cannot
piece the data together to form a
complete picture
14. X-ray exposure
has stripes on
image
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•If this happens again call the
Service Technician
•The X-ray dose used for the
image plate was too low
•Increase the X-ray dosage
•Amplification level too low
(HV-value)
•Increase the amplification
(HV-value)
•Unsuitable scanning mode used
•Choose a suitable scanning mode
•Threshold setting too high
•Reduce the settings
•Image plate has been exposed
•Only use the image plate within
24 hours of data erasure.
•Part of the image plate was exposed to light during handling
•Do not expose used image plates
to light. Exposure and the scanning of the image data should be
carried out within half an hour.
•Image plate was dirty or
scratched
•Clean the image plate by wiping
carefully using a soft cloth and
special cleaning agent taken from
the cleaning set. All image plates
with scratches must be replaced
immediately
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Problem
Possible cause
Solution
15. Intraoral image
plate does not fall
into the collecting
tray
•The intraoral image plate has
been subject to a static charge
and sticks to insertion slot of
transport arc
•Remove the intraoral image plate
carefully by hand. Do not slide the
image plate over the housing.
16. Warning: "Too
much ambient
light "
•VistaScan subject to too much
light
•Darken the room
•Turn the VistaScan so that any
light does not fall on the insertion
slot
•Replace the light protection
brushes
17. Pale stripes in
scanning window
•Too much stray light entered during scanning
EN
•Darken the room
slot
brushes
18. As well as the
correct image,
narrow images
with light and
dark streaks are
visible
•Too much stray light entered during scanning
19. There is a wide,
pale stripe at the
top border of the
image
•Light entered after scanning and
this was recognised by the software as belonging to the image.
•Darken the room
slot
brushes
•Ensure film cassettes engage
completely
•Only remove the film cassette
once scanning has finished
completely
•Darken the room
slot
20. Warning: incorrect power unit
21. Warning: excessive heating
22.Warning: erasure
unit fault
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•Incorrect power unit has been
connected
•Use the power unit provided
•Laser too hot
•Switch off the VistaScan and allow to cool
•Erasure unit too hot
•LED defective
•LED dirty
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Appendix
21.Image processing times
The amount of time that elapses between insertion of cassette and end of the scanning process depends on the size of image plate and pixel size.
The times listed here are approximate times which have been rounded up.
21.1Intraoral
EN theor. resolution LP/mm
Pixel size µm
40
20
10
12,5
25
50
INTRA Perio max.
40LP/mm (12.5µm)
INTRA Perio hoch
20LP/mm (25µm)
INTRA Perio
Standard
10LP/mm (50µm)
Intra (2x3)
55s
27s
14s
Intra (2x4)
61s
30s
15s
Intra (3x4)
61s
30s
15s
Intra (2.7x5.4)
78s
39s
20s
Intra (5.7x7.6)
103s
51s
26s
6,67
5,00
4
75
100
125
DBSWIN Scan mode
21.2Extraoral OPG
theor. resolution LP/mm
Pixel size µm
DBSWIN Scan mode
Pano high
Pano Standard
Pano low
OPG (12.7x30.5)
28s
21s
17s
OPG (15x30)
32s
24s
19s
10.00
6.67
5.00
50
75
100
21.3Extraoral
Ceph
Pixel size µm
Ceph high
Ceph Standard
Ceph (18x24)
DBSWIN Scan mode
57s
38s
23s
Ceph (24x30)
75s
50s
38s
Ceph (20x24)
63s
42s
32s
Ceph (13x18)
42s
28s
21s
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Ceph very high
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22.File sizes (uncompressed)
File sizes in MB - will depend largely on the actual image plate format and the pixel size.
The file sizes here are approximate sizes which have been rounded up. The file sizes can be considerably reduced by using a suitable compression program.
22.1Intraoral
Pixel size µm
DBSWIN Scan mode
40
20
12.5
25
10
50
INTRA Perio max.
40LP/mm (12.5µm)
INTRA Perio hoch
20LP/mm (25µm)
INTRA Perio
Standard
10LP/mm (50µm)
Intra (2x3)
9.3
2.3
0.6
Intra (2x4)
11.6
2.9
0.8
Intra (3x4)
15.4
3.8
1.0
Intra (2.7x5.4)
17.6
4.4
1.1
Intra (5.7x7.6)
51.6
1.9
3.3
6.67
5.00
4
75
100
125
Pano high
Pano Standard
Pano low
12
6.8
4.3
14.8
8.3
5.3
10.00
6.67
5.00
EN
22.2Extraoral OPG
Pixel size µm
DBSWIN Scan mode
OPG (12.7x30.5)
OPG (15x30)
22.3Extraoral Ceph
Pixel size µm
DBSWIN Scan mode
50
Ceph very high
75
100
Ceph high
Ceph Standard
Ceph (18x24)
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14.7
8.2
Ceph (24x30)
55
24.5
13.8
Ceph (20x24)
36.7
16.3
9.2
Ceph (13x18)
17.9
8.0
4.5
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EN
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Dürr Dental AG
Höpfigheimer Strasse 17
74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
Germany
Fon: +49 7142 705-0
www.duerr.de
info@duerr.de

Dürr Dental VistaScan Plus Combi / Ceph / Omni

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