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Simplicity
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Aadva Lab
Scanner 2
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Date of issue December 2019

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  • Page 1 Simplicity Accuracy Productivity Aadva Lab Scanner 2 from GC Manual Date of issue December 2019...

  • Page 2: Manual

    Dear customer, Thank you for choosing a product from GC! If you require additional information or if you have any questions about the device, please contact your GC local office. We wish you much joy with your Aadva ALS 2 scanner!

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual Table of contents 1. About 4 Introduction Warnings 2. For your safety 2.1. Proper use 2.2. General safety instructions 2.3. Symbols on the device 3. Scope of delivery 4. Device components 4.1. Front view 4.2. Internal view 4.3.

  • Page 4: About

    1. About Please read through this operating manual carefully. GC accepts no liability for damages due to failure to comply with the operating manual. Introduction ALS 2 combines unique scan features with robust scanning hardware that will simplify your daily lab work.

  • Page 5: Warnings

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual Figures showing equipment and screenshots from the software are used for illustration purposes. The screenshots show realistic examples but do not contain actual data. In this manual the numbers are given according to the decimal system with decimal places.

  • Page 6: For Your Safety

    GC strongly advises to avoid any other than the proper use. GC assumes no liability for damages due to an improper use of the scanner and/or non-observance of the safety instructions indicated in these operating instructions.

  • Page 7: General Safety Instructions

    2.2. General safety instructions USER QUALIFICATION Users who set up, commission or operate a GC scanner require special knowledge for the safe operation of the scanner. This knowledge can be acquired by means of the following measures: Read and follow these operating instructions, in particular the instructions concerning setup, commissioning and cleaning of the scanner.
  • Page 8 Blue light WARNING Health hazard due to LED light with high blue content Recent studies show that light with a high blue content can lead to permanent retinal damage or contribute to it. White LED light also has a high blue content. Users should therefore avoid prolonged visual contact with white or blue LED light.
  • Page 9 Protect the optical and electronic components against soiling by covering the scanner. • Never use the 3D scan spray inside the scanner. • If the optical or electronic components have to be cleaned, do not do it yourself. Please contact GC. Carrying NOTE Damage to the scanner due to incorrect carrying The front upper corners are not suitable to be used as carrying handles.
  • Page 10 Reflections NOTE Measuring errors due to reflections on the measured object Strong extraneous light leads to unwanted reflections on the measured object. This affects the accuracy of the measurements. • Select a workplace away from a window or not affected by high levels of artificial lighting. •...
  • Page 11 • Allow the execution of Aadva Scan in your virus protection software. • If none of these measures solve the problem, repeat with another computer to exclude a computer fault. If problem persists please contact the GC support via digitalservices.gce@gc.dental.

  • Page 12: Symbols On The Device

    2.3. Symbols on the device WARNINGS Warning against hand injuries If a body part enters the scanner opening, there is a risk of crushing. Always exercise care when reaching into the scanner to place the object holder. Electrical voltage warning This sign warns of electrical voltage inside the scanner.

  • Page 13: Scope Of Delivery

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 3. Scope of delivery The scope of delivery includes the following components: ALS 2 940066 1 scanner – Touchscreen – Blue light LED – LED status bar – 5 Mpx camera Accessory case: 1 object holder with knurled screw...
  • Page 14 PCs must meet the technical specifications. SUPPORTED ARTICULATOR SYSTEMS Articulators are available at specialist dental dealers, but cannot be purchased from GC as accessories for the scanner. All conventional articulators can be used for vestibular scans with articulated occlusion models. Condyle-related measurements are possible with the articulators of the following manufacturers: –...

  • Page 15: Device Components

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 4. Device components 4.1. Front view 1. Touchscreen 2. Opening DETAILED VIEW OF THE TOUCHSCREEN 1. Starting status (logo): Operation from the PC possible 2. Operating status: Start button and process display (see above) Start button: Operation from the device...
  • Page 16 DETAILED VIEW OF THE SYSTEM PLATE 1. Turntable with non-slip rubber mat for the placement of articulators 2. Adesso® Multisplit base plate for mounting object holders, adapter plates Multisplit mounting plates DETAILED VIEW OF CAMERA, SENSOR AND LED 1. Projector 2.

  • Page 17: Views Of The Accessories (Standard Scope Of Delivery)

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 4.3. Views of the accessories (standard scope of delivery) Flexible object holder with large plate, Object holder with knurled screw fixing with adhesive pads Multi die adapter, fixing with adhesive pads Triple Tray® Impression Holder...

  • Page 18: Connections And Type Plate (Rear View)

    4.4. Connections and type plate (rear view) 1. ON/OFF switch 2. Functional grounding 3. USB 3.0 connection for device control and camera 4. Mains connection with fuse Type plate The type plate with technical information such as serial number of the device, place and date of manufacture is located on the rear.

  • Page 19: Setup And Commissioning Of The Scanner

    Immediately check the scanner and the accessories for completeness and any visible damage. If the scope of delivery is not complete or if one of the supplied parts shows visible damage, contact your GC digital specialist. Follow the instructions provided by GC before continuing with the setup.

  • Page 20: Connecting The Scanner

    5.3. Connecting the scanner The scanner requires a mains connection and a PC connection. The scanner does not work without a software. The connections are located on the rear of the scanner. • Connect the type B plug of the USB 3.0 cable to the USB 3.0 port of the scanner. •...

  • Page 21: Aadva Scan Installation

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 5.4. Aadva Scan installation The installation of the software consists of two steps: executing the setup and loading the calibration data. • Place the installation data carrier in the appropriate computer drive. After a short waiting period the content of the installation data carrier will be displayed automatically.
  • Page 22 Target folder = Installation folder • Accept the suggested destination folder. If the suggested folder is not desired, then you can change the name or click on Browse and select a different local folder. • Click on Next. Setup will ask you to choose a start menu folder. Start menu folder = App overview •...
  • Page 23 Windows components will be installed. The final window for finishing the setup is displayed. You will be asked to decide whether the computer should be restarted immediately or later. GC recommends activating the option for immediate restart. •...
  • Page 24 The name of the SO folder on the data carrier must match the serial number of the 3D sensor on the type plate or the SO label. • Compare the SO numbers on the scanner and the data carrier. You must not use calibration data if the numbers do not match. • Contact the GC support via digitalservices.gce@gc.dental. • Click OK.
  • Page 25 GC. If you want to change your GC license, you have to reset the Activation ID via the “Miscellaneous” menu of Aadva Scan first. You can do the same in preparation for scanning with another ALS 2 scanner.
  • Page 26 • Check whether the values in the fields #1 and #2 correlate with the values on the back of the calibration model. Adopt the values of the calibration model. • Click on Start. • After the start, you can no longer interrupt the process. The scanner is calibrated. A message will inform you about this process: After successful completion of calibration, the message 3D calibration has been executed successfully will be displayed:...

  • Page 27: The Object Holder System

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 6. The object holder system 6.1. Overview OBSERVE THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! The extensive object holder system of the ALS 2 allows you to securely fasten and insert jaw models, partial models, tooth stump models, Triple Tray® impressions and occlusion models.

  • Page 28: Matting The Surface With 3D Scan Spray

    6.2. Matting the surface with 3D scan spray Reflective or dark surfaces must be matted with 3D scan spray before being scanned. GC recommends that only products with extra-fine grain size and suitability for dental technology be used. • Follow the instructions of the manufacturer regarding application, safety and material compatibility.

  • Page 29: Positioning Of A Single Jaw Model

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 7. Positioning of a single jaw model You have several options for fastening single jaw models. • Inserting a jaw model with a Multisplit mounting plate • Inserting a jaw model with an adapter plate •...

  • Page 30: Inserting A Jaw Model With An Adapter Plate

    7.2. Inserting a jaw model with an adapter plate OVERVIEW Using an adapter plate as spacer, you can place the mounting plates of articulated jaw models on the Multisplit base plate of the scanner. Adapter plates are available as optional accessories for the following articulator systems: –...
  • Page 31 Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual SAM® AXIOSPLIT® • The magnetic adhesive disk in the adapter plates for SAM® AXIOSPLIT® is retained with a fixating screw. Ensure that this is tightened firmly. Additional securing of the plastered jaw model is not necessary.

  • Page 32: Inserting A Jaw Model With An Object Holder

    • Carefully pull the adapter plate upwards. A certain amount of force is required due to the magnetic attraction. The adapter plate is released from the Multisplit base plate. The axes can be moved unintentionally during removal. For this situation, Aadva Scan features a function to drive the axes back into the service position.
  • Page 33 Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual FLEXIBLE OBJECT HOLDER Jaw models (upper or lower jaw) can be securely fastened on the flexible object holder with the big plate. To fasten them, you require adhesive glue pads. Two packs of adhesive pads are included in the scope of delivery. You can purchase replacements from office suppliers if required.

  • Page 34: Fastening Gingiva, Squeeze Bites, Scanbodies Or Wax-Ups

    REMOVING THE OBJECT HOLDER The described procedure is the same for both object holders. To fasten a jaw model to the object holder, you should always remove the object holder from the scanner. • Hold the adapter plate on both sides; if necessary, use both hands. •...

  • Page 35: Positioning Of Non-Articulated Occlusion Models

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 8. Positioning of non-articulated occlusion models You have various options for inserting an occlusion model into the scanner. The easiest method for non-articulated occlusion is to fasten the occlusion model to the object holder with knurled screw using a rubber band.

  • Page 36: Fastening Of An Occlusion Model With An Occlusion Clamp

    OBSERVE THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! With the aid of the GC occlusion clamps you can fasten the upper and lower jaw model easily and conveniently in non- articulated occlusion. The occlusion is closed in this manner and remains firmly joined, even during mechanical movement.

  • Page 37: Positioning Of Articulated Occlusal Models

    – SAM® AXIOSPLIT® – GAMMA® Reference – Whip Mix Denar® – KaVo PROTAR® Articulators are available at specialist dealers, but not from GC as an accessory for the scanner. 9.1. Positioning of an occlusal model with an articulator OVERVIEW 1. Front 2.
  • Page 38 INSERTING THE ARTICULATOR Example AMANN GIRRBACH Artex® All articulators are to be handled in the same way, independently of type and manufacturer. • Make sure that the occlusal model is correctly articulated. • Remove the top support pin from the articulator. •...

  • Page 39: Positioning Tooth Stump Models With

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 10. Positioning tooth stump models with the Multi die adapter You can position up to twelve tooth stump models individually with the Multi die adapter. You can use the Multi die adapter for the two modules Multi die and Multi case.
  • Page 40 INSERTING THE MULTI DIE ADAPTER OBSERVE THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! • Hold the Multi die adapter from the side. • Place the Multi die adapter inside the scanner so that the flat side faces the front of the scanner. The protrusions (“Ovals”) on the underside engage with the recesses of the Multisplit base plate. The Multi die adapter will adhere to the magnet of the Multisplit base plate.

  • Page 41: Positioning Of A Triple Tray® Impression

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 11. Positioning of a Triple Tray® impression The Triple Tray® impression holder allows you to position Triple Tray® impression trays inside the scanner. You can use the Triple Tray® impression holder with the Triple Tray® impression scan module.
  • Page 42 CORRECT FASTENING The Triple Tray® impression is fastened correctly if: – it is clamped – it is positioned parallel to the lower part of the Triple Tray® impression holder – the impression to be scanned faces upwards. TURNING A TRIPLE TRAY® IMPRESSION To scan the other side of the Triple Tray®...
  • Page 43 Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual • Check whether the Triple Tray® impression holder can be shifted easily. If this is the case, correct the fit until the Triple Tray® impression holder is adhered securely. REMOVING THE TRIPLE TRAY® IMPRESSION HOLDER •...

  • Page 44: Positioning Objects (Universal Mode)

    12. Positioning objects (universal mode) Scannable objects are very individual physical bodies. Thus, only general advice on correct positioning can be provided here. In principle, GC recommends using the flexible object holder for the Universal Mode. FLEXIBLE OBJECT HOLDER 1. Front 2.
  • Page 45 Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual MAGNETIC OBJECTS Four magnetic points are placed on the top of the object holder. Each of the magnets measures: 10.0  × 3.0 H mm. The adhesive force depends on the opposite pole and the environmental conditions and must therefore be checked on a case-by-case basis.

  • Page 46: Inserting The Object Holder

    12.2. Inserting the object holder The described procedure is the same for all object holders. OBSERVE THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! • Hold the object holder from the side. • Place an object holder with the front side forward inside the scanner. The protrusions (“Ovals”) on the underside of the object holder engage with the recesses of the Multisplit base plate.

  • Page 47: Positioning The Calibration Model

    Each calibration model is measured industrially and assigned these measurements. If your calibration model is damaged and you are unsure whether this model can be used, GC will be pleased to advise you and provide you with a replacement if necessary.

  • Page 48: Operating Principle Of The Scanner

    14. Operating principle of the scanner The most important components of the scanner are the 3D sensor and a positioning mechanism. The positioning mechanism in the interior of the scanner consist of a rotary and swivel axis driven by an electric motor (4) as well as an automatic z-axis (2).

  • Page 49: Operation Via Touchscreen

    The GC logo is displayed after switching on the scanner with the software already running. After starting the software with the scanner already switched on, an animated red circle will be displayed: •...

  • Page 50: Device Maintenance

    OBSERVE THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! The scanner should be cleaned regularly during operation. However, never clean the optical or other electronic components. If the optical or electronic components are soiled, please contact GC . Before cleaning • Switch off the scanner for safety reasons.

  • Page 51: Faults And Repairs

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 16. Faults and repairs If a fault occurs, first follow the safety instructions concerning response to a defect. If the fault persists, contact GC to clarify the cause of the fault. Only have repairs carried out by GC.

  • Page 52: Environmentally-Friendly Disposal

    In accordance with the EU Directive 94/62/EC | 2015/720/EU, you can return the packaging to GC for disposal. However, GC recommends that you keep the packaging in case you need it to transport the scanner or to send it back in the event of warranty claims.

  • Page 53: Technical Specifications

    Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual 18. Technical specifications ALS 2 First production 2019 Last hardware update 2019 Housing Dimensions W × H × D mm 432,6 × 436,8 × 364,5 Weight 23 kg Maximum load-bearing capacity (Universal Mode) 0.938 kg...

  • Page 54: Glossary

    20. Glossary 3D scan Three-dimensional image of the model in the software. 3D sensor Electronic component for three-dimensional measurement. The 3D sensor is not movable. Articulator Dental tool for fabricating a condyle-related occlusion. Articulators are available from various manufacturers. The most common articulators can be scanned condyle-related with the ALS 2.
  • Page 55 Aadva Lab Scanner 2 Manual...
  • Page 56 Tel. +32.16.74.10.00 Touchscreen Fax. +32.16.40.48.32 Fully automated Z-axis info.gce@gc.dental Articulator scan www.gceurope.com Multi die scan GC UNITED KINGDOM Ltd. TripleTray scan Coopers Court Impression scan Newport Pagnell UK-Bucks. MK16 8JS Recommended computer specifications Tel. +44.1908.218.999 ALS 2 and Aadva Scan: Fax.

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