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- Page 1 CamX Elara CamX Spectra Installation and Operating Instructions 2108100003L29 J2001...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Technical data � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 7 4�1 CamX Elara � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 7 Troubleshooting 4�2 CamX Spectra �... -
Page 4: Important Information
Wear protective gloves� was first placed on the market� Air Techniques cannot be held liable and CE mark cannot offer guarantees for safe and smooth operation of this unit if notes and... -
Page 5: 1�2 Copyright And Property Rights Infor
2.1 Indication for use / al of Air Techniques� Intended use CamX Elara The CamX Elara intraoral camera is inserted in or near to the oral cavity of the patient� The im- ages support diagnosis, patient information and are used for instruction�... -
Page 6: 2�3 General Safety Notes
Before each use check the function and con- and repair work must be carried out either by dition of the appliance� Air Techniques personnel or by a suitably Do not convert or change the appliance in any qualified person approved by Air Techniques�... -
Page 7: 2�7 Only Use Original Parts
Important information NOTICE Negative effects on the EMC due to non-authorized accessories Only Air Techniques accessories or ac- cessories approved by Air Techniques may be used� If other accessories are used, observe any negative consequences to the function of the appliance�... -
Page 8: Product Description
(deviations are possible due to coun- try-specific regulations and import provisions): CamX Elara ..... . J2100 – Handpiece –... -
Page 9: Technical Data
Product description Technical data 4.1 CamX Elara Electrical data Voltage V DC 4�75 - 5�25 Signal output USB 2�0 Type of protection IP20 Protection class Applied part Type B Operating mode* T1/T2 = 27% 1�5 min / 5�5 min (switch-on/-off time) -
Page 10: 4�2 Camx Spectra
Product description Dimensions and weights Length 7�48 Diameter 1�02 Weight with cable Weight without cable 1�7 Cable length 8�2 4.2 CamX Spectra Electrical data Voltage V DC 4�75 - 5�25 Signal output USB 2�0 Type of protection IP20 Protection class Applied part Type B Operating mode* T1/T2 = 27%... -
Page 11: 4�3 Ambient Conditions
Product description Dimensions and weights Length 7�48 Diameter 1�02 Weight with cable Weight without cable 1�7 Cable length 8�2 4.3 Ambient conditions Ambient conditions during operation Temperature °F 50 to 104 Rel� humidity 20 to max� 75 Air pressure inHg 22�15 - 31�30 Ambient conditions for storage and transport Temperature... -
Page 12: 4�4 Model Identification Plate
Product description Function 4.4 Model identification plate The model identification plate is on the hand- CamX Elara and Spectra are intraoral cameras� piece� The function of the camera is recognizable from the symbol on the rear� 4.5 Evaluation of conformity... -
Page 13: 5�1 Camx Elara
DBSWIN with the help of a filter� The prophylaxis view shows the original image� Figure 2: CamX Elara 5.2 CamX Spectra The camera is used to create intraoral images for detecting caries, plaque and tartar� It has a Figure 3: Prophylaxis view fixed-focus optical lens for intraoral imaging�... -
Page 14: 5�3 Disposable Protective Cover
Product description 5.5 Handpiece holder The color scale provides information on carious lesions: Healthy tooth enamel Early-stage caries, incipient enamel caries Enamel caries up to enamel/den- tine junction Dentin junction already exceeded Dentin caries Use gold standard techniques to examine for potential caries�... -
Page 15: Installation
Installation Installation Initial start-up 6.1 Assembling the handpiece NOTICE holder Short circuit due to build up of con- densation The handpiece holder can be attached using the Do not put the appliance into operation adhesive or screws� until it has warmed up to room temper- Use suitable mounting materials�... -
Page 16: 7�2 Installing The Unit
Installation 7.2 Installing the unit 7.3 Configuring the unit in DBSWIN Close all programs� Start DBSWIN� Insert the supplied DBSWIN DVD into the DVD In the menu select Options > Show Configu- drive� ration� The start screen appears� The Configuration tab opens� If the DVD does not start to play automatically, Click on the Modules ... -
Page 17: 7�4 Configuring The Device In
Installation 7.4 Configuring the device in VistaConfig for VistaEasy Start VistaConfig via Start > All Programs > Air Techniques > VistaEasy > VistaConfig� The camera is detected and activated auto- matically� The Settings tab opens� The following set- tings can be made:... -
Page 18: Handling
Handling cover� The transparent plastic side must face upwards� NOTICE Damage to the camera by dropping or scratching Always store the camera in the hand- piece holder� Do not place the camera on a storage surface� Do not place the camera between oth- er instruments�... -
Page 19: 8�3 Taking An Image Using
8.3 Taking an image using 8.4 Taking an image using CamX Elara CamX Spectra Taking a picture Preparation Depending on the favored analysis, the teeth CAUTION must be prepared differently� The blue-violet LED light For prophylaxis view: Do not peer into the light source�... - Page 20 Taking a picture Analysis As soon as a still image is recorded, it is placed CAUTION in the imaging program (in the image strips in The blue-violet LED light DBSWIN)� Do not peer into the light source� Select view: Do not use or point the camera directly Switch to prophylaxis view�...
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Page 21: 8�5 Switching Off The Camera
8.5 Switching off the camera Carefully remove and dispose of the dispos- able protective cover� Disinfecting the camera (see "9�1 Clean and disinfect the handpiece")� Figure 6: Caries view Place the camera in the handpiece holder� The color scale provides information on carious Result: lesions: The camera switches off automatically�... -
Page 22: Disinfection And Cleaning
Disinfection and cleaning 9.3 Preparing the spacer The following instructions are verified as suit- 9.1 Clean and disinfect the able for preparing the product for further use� handpiece Preparation process: – Sterilization in steam sterilizer NOTICE The person responsible for preparation must en- The wrong cleaning and disinfection sure that the process and the equipment, mate- can damage the camera... -
Page 23: 10 Maintenance
10 Maintenance The appliance is maintenance-free� 2108100003L29 1602V006... -
Page 24: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 11 Tips for operators and service technicians Repairs, above and beyond standard maintenance, may only be carried out by a suitably quali- fied technician or one of our service technicians� Problem Probable cause Solution Penetration of external light Check the position of the spacer Image contains a high amount of red;... -
Page 25: Appendix
This information contains excerpts from the international standards for electrical, medical appliances� It must be observed during the installation and combination of Air Techniques appliances with prod- ucts made by other manufacturers� In the event of uncertainties, the complete standard must be con- sulted�... -
Page 26: Laration
Appendix 12.3 Guidelines and manufacturer declaration Electromagnetic emissions for all appliances and systems The appliance is designed for operation in an electromagnetic environment as specified below� The customer or operator of the appliance should ensure that the appliance is operated in such environ- ments�... - Page 27 Appendix Electromagnetic interference immunity factor for all appliances and systems The appliance is designed for operation in the electromagnetic environments specified below� The customer or operator of the appliance should ensure that the appliance is operated in such environ- ments� Interference im- IEC 60601 –...
- Page 28 Appendix Electromagnetic interference immunity factor for appliances or systems that are operated in healthcare facilities Mobile radios should not be used closer to the unit (including the lines) than the recommended safety distance that is calculated according to the formula that applies to the transmission frequency� Interference im- IEC 60601 –...
- Page 29 Appendix Test fre- Transmis- Service Modula- Max. per- Safety dis- Compli- quency sion fre- tion formance tance (m) ance level (MHz) quency (V/m) (MHz) 380-390 TETRA 400 Impulse 1�8 0�3 modulation 18 Hz 430-470 GMRS 460, 0�3 FRS 460 ±5 kHz fluc- tuation 1 kHz sinus Impulse...
- Page 30 Appendix Recommended safety distances between mobile HF communication appliances and the appliance The appliance is designed for operation in the electromagnetic environments, in which the HF distur- bance variables are checked, specified below� The customer or the operator of the appliance can help to prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining the minimum distances between mobile HF communication equipment (transmitters) and the appliance, as recommended below according to the maximum output line of the communication equipment�...
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Page 31: 12�4 Calculation Table
Appendix 12.4 Calculation table If the measured values deviate from the standard values, the values are specified in chapter "4 Tech- nical data"� The safety distances can then be calculated in the tables shown below� ���������� ���������� ���������� Rated power of the transmitter in Watts (W) in accordance with the specifications of the transmitter manufacturer Compliance level for the test according to IEC 61000-4-6 Compliance level for the test according to IEC 61000-4-3... - Page 32 For over 50 years, air techniques has been a leading innovator and manufacturer of dental products. Our priority is ensuring complete satisfaction by manufacturing reliable products and providing excellent customer and technical support. Whether the need is digital imaging, utility room equipment or merchandise, air techniques can provide the solution via our network of authorized professional dealers.