Device Movement Calibration; Z-Movement Limits - KaVo ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH OP 3D User And Installation Manual

9 Installation

9.6.3 Device movement calibration

This program is used to calibrate the movements of the upper shelf and the rotating unit.
No calibration tools are required when performing this calibration.
1. Select Device movement calibration from the Calibrations menu.
2. Turn the device to HOME (Patient-in) position by hand. See the image below for
reference.
3. Press and hold the exposure button down. The device starts to move.
4. Keep the exposure button pressed down during the whole calibration.
5. When the device's movements stop and the program end tone is played, the
program is complete.

9.6.4 Z-movement limits

This program is used to define the maximum height of the device, required especially for
low room installations.
No calibration tools are required when performing this calibration.
NOTICE! The maximum height of the device can not be set below 2080 mm /
81.9".
NOTICE! Z-movement limits do not need to be redefined during the annual
calibration, checking the limits will suffice.
NOTICE! While performing this calibration, check that the power cord and the
Ethernet cable, along with all other cables connected to the device, are long
enough and installed so that the up/down movement of the device doesn't cause
stress to them.
NOTICE! When you set the maximum height of a CEPH device, take the upper
shelf pivot movement into account.
1. Select Z-movement limits from the Calibrations menu.
2. Press and hold the exposure button down. The carriage starts to move upwards.
3. Keep the exposure button pressed down until the device is in the maximum allowed
height and release the button.
4. Wait a minimum of 2 seconds and then press and hold the exposure button down to
drive the device downwards.
5. When the device movements stop and the program end tone is played, the program
is complete and the height limits are stored in the device.
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Reviewed Suuronen Esa 2019-09-19 12:21
Approved Lassinen Juuso 2019-10-02 14:37
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