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Vinyl Series
A product from smart optics Sensortechnik GmbH
Copyright © 2019 smart optics Sensortechnik GmbH. All rights reserved.
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  • Page 1 Operating Manual Vinyl Series A product from smart optics Sensortechnik GmbH Copyright © 2019 smart optics Sensortechnik GmbH. All rights reserved. – Translation of the original operating instructions –...
  • Page 2 Thank you for choosing a product from smart optics! If you require additional information or if you have any questions about the device, please contact your smart optics reseller. Our trained resellers around the world provide first-level support as well as training and service for all applications.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Vinyl Series Operation Table of Contents About this manual ................ 5 For your safety ................11 2.1. Proper use ..............11 2.2. General safety instructions ..........12 2.3. Symbols on the device ............. 22 Scope of delivery ................ 24 Device components ..............29 4.1.
  • Page 4 Vinyl Series Operation Positioning of articulated occlusal models ........59 9.1. Positioning of an occlusal model with an articulator ..59 Positioning tooth stump models with the multiDie adapter ..62 Positioning of aTriple Tray ® impression ........65 Positioning objects (universal mode) ..........69 12.1.

  • Page 5: About This Manual

    LED and a LED status indicator. Universal mode All scanners of the Vinyl series can be operated in Universal Mode and can therefore be used independently of the dental technology for the high- precision scanning of objects.
  • Page 6 Users of the Universal Mode can limit the reading of this manual to chapters 1 – 6 and 12 – 20. What operating manuals are available? Generally there are several manuals for smart optics scanners: Operating manual This manual contains the description of the device components, the general notes on safety and the technical data.
  • Page 7 Vinyl Series Operation Cross-references to other manuals are highlighted with a symbol for the type of manual: a scanner for the operating manual, a software package for the installation manual and a user on the PC for the dental Scan user manual.
  • Page 8 Vinyl Series Operation Software controls The software controls are highlighted as follows: Names of buttons in the software are shown with a colored background. Name Names of fields in the software are highlighted in bold type. File | New Names of menus and menu options are separated by a vertical line.
  • Page 9 Vinyl Series Operation Measurement Unit Abbreviation Electrical frequency Hertz Gigahertz Electrical current Ampere Protection class International Protection digit: solids protection; digit: fluids protection Temperature Degree Celsius ° Memory (PC) Random-Access Memory Data volume Megabyte Gigabyte CAD data format Polygon file format...
  • Page 10 Vinyl Series Operation Warnings Warnings provide information on how damage to objects and injury to persons can occur and give instructions on how to avoid risks. Warnings are categorized into four levels depending on the severity of the possible consequences.

  • Page 11: For Your Safety

    Proper use Use in dental technology The proper use of the “smart optics Vinyl Series” scanners is the optical three-dimensional measurement of human jaw models. The scanners can be used in the field of orthodontics and prosthetics for all kinds of reconstructions, as well as for archiving purposes.

  • Page 12: General Safety Instructions

    Vinyl Series Operation Improper use The scanners of the Vinyl series are not designed to scan models made of transparent materials, models of non-dimensionally stable or unstable materials or living organisms. The scanners of the Vinyl series are not suitable for use in an environment heavily burdened by emissions (e.g.
  • Page 13 Vinyl Series Operation Protection against injuries Despite the protective measures included in the design, some residual risks that might lead to injuries cannot be excluded. In this section you will learn what measures you can take to protect yourself and other people.
  • Page 14 Vinyl Series Operation WARNING Stripe light Health hazard due to stripe light The scanner works with stripe light. Constant visual contact with stripe light can trigger epileptic seizures, migraine or similar conditions.  Individuals suffering from such conditions should close or cover the scanner during operation.
  • Page 15 Vinyl Series Operation CAUTION Carrying Risk of injury due to incorrect carrying Due to its size and weight, we recommend that two people should unpack and set up the scanner. In particular, shorter individuals can be injured if they lift or carry the scanner by themselves without any help.
  • Page 16 Vinyl Series Operation CAUTION Entanglement Injury due to entanglement of clothing, jewelry or hair Loose clothing, jewelry or long hair can get entangled in the lid or the mechanical parts of the scanner. Due to motion, objects and hair can get entangled inside the scanner. This can lead to injury.
  • Page 17 Vinyl Series Operation NOTE Carrying Damage to the scanner due to incorrect carrying The lid and the front upper corners are not suitable to be used as carrying handles. If you carry the scanner by the lid, it can come off and the scanner will fall and get damaged.
  • Page 18 Vinyl Series Operation NOTE Climate Measuring errors due to unsuitable climatic conditions The scanner is designed solely for use inside dry, closed rooms. Precise measurement results are only achieved by the scanner under suitable climatic conditions. Too much heat causes measurement errors and overheating of the scanner.
  • Page 19 Vinyl Series Operation NOTE Calibration Inaccurate measurements due to failure to calibrate or use of a damaged calibration model The measuring accuracy of the scanner is only guaranteed if the scanner is calibrated. This operation requires the use of a calibration model and the associated default values.
  • Page 20 Vinyl Series Operation NOTE Adhesive materials Damages to models due to unsuitable adhesive materials Models, object holders and the scanner get soiled or are even damaged through the use of adhesive tape, instant glue or similar products.  Only fasten models using adhesive pads made of modeling clay.
  • Page 21 Vinyl Series Operation NOTE Magnetic fields Data loss due to magnetic fields The scanner and its accessories include magnetic components. Metal-containing technical devices and data carriers, e.g. credit cards, can be impaired in their function or even permanently damaged through contact with magnets.

  • Page 22: Symbols On The Device

    Vinyl Series Operation 2.3. Symbols on the device Warnings Warning against hand injuries This symbol refers to the lid or the closing mechanism of the scanner. 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.
  • Page 23 Vinyl Series Operation Symbol for a USB connection, also for a camera connection. Protective grounding Symbol for connection to an external conductor to protect against electric shock in the event of a fault or connection of protective grounding (mass). On/Off switch Symbol for a switch to turn the device on and off.

  • Page 24: Scope Of Delivery

    Vinyl Series Operation Scope of delivery The scope of delivery includes the following components: Vinyl Open Air (90351) Vinyl (90334) Vinyl High Resolution (90400) 1 scanner 1 scanner 1 scanner − − − Touchscreen Touchscreen Touchscreen − − − White light LED...
  • Page 25 Vinyl Series Operation Contents of the data carrier Vinyl Vinyl High Resolution Vinyl Open Air Calibration data Calibration data Calibration data dental Scan software with the dental Scan software with the dental Scan software with the modules: modules: modules*: −...
  • Page 26 Vinyl Series Operation Optional accessories In the case of Vinyl and Vinyl High Resolution, all components are already included in the standard scope of delivery. The exception being articulators (not an accessory) as well as adapter plates for articulators (chargeable accessory).
  • Page 27 Vinyl Series Operation Item number Item name Description 90346 Adapter plate for Additional item articulated single jaw models suitable for GAMMA ® Reference 90370 Adapter plate for Additional item articulated single jaw models suitable for Whip Mix Denar ® 90371...
  • Page 28 Vinyl Series Operation Supported articulator systems Articulators are available at specialist dental dealers, but cannot be purchased from smart optics 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 29: Device Components

    Vinyl Series Operation Device components 4.1. Front view CAPTION HR label (only for Vinyl High Resolution) Lid (not included for Vinyl Open Air) Device name Handle (black or silver (matte) depending on the model/series) Touchscreen Document Version: 01-2019 Device components...
  • Page 30 Vinyl Series Operation Detailed view of the touchscreen CAPTION Starting status (logo): Operation from the PC possible Hibernation (screen saver) Operation from the PC possible Operating status: Start button and process display Start button: Operation from the device possible Process display:...

  • Page 31: Internal View

    Vinyl Series Operation 4.2. Internal view CAPTION Optics (camera and 3D sensor) Swivel axis (electromotive lateral movement 0 - 45°) Z-axis (electromotive up and downwards movement 0 – 30 mm) Guide rails for the lid (not present in the Vinyl Open Air variant) Rotary axis (electromotive rotation up to 315°)
  • Page 32 Vinyl Series Operation Detailed view of the system plate CAPTION Turntable with non-slip rubber mat for the placement of articulators ® Adesso Multisplit base plate for mounting object holders, adapter plates and Multisplit mounting plates Detailed view of camera, sensor and LED...

  • Page 33: Views Of The Accessories (Standard Scope Of Delivery)

    Vinyl Series Operation Detailed view of the status-LED (only for Vinyl High Resolution) Status LED on the swivel axis CAPTION Purple Hibernation (equivalent to the logo or screen saver on  the touchscreen) Green Operation (corresponds to the start button and the ...
  • Page 34 Vinyl Series Operation Object holder with knurled Flexible object holder with large screw plate, fixing with adhesive pads multiDie adapter, fixing with Triple Tray ® Impression Holder adhesive pads Adhesive glue pads, extra- Calibration model strong (Example image) (Example image)

  • Page 35: Connections And Type Plate (Rear View)

    Vinyl Series Operation 4.4. Connections and type plate (rear view) CAPTION ON/OFF switch Functional grounding USB connection for device control and camera 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 36: Setup And Commissioning Of The Scanner

    Commissioning” 5.1. Choosing a workstation  Observe the safety instructions! When choosing a workstation, please note that the Vinyl Series scanners are EMC Class A devices suitable for use in a commercial Chapter 2 environment.  Choose a stable work desk that is big enough to allow the scanner to Chapter 18 be connected to a PC.
  • Page 37 Vinyl Series Operation  If an indicator indicates a careless storage or even any shipping irregularities or if damage is evident on the packaging, please inform the delivery company and your reseller. Follow the instructions provided by the delivery company and reseller before continuing to unpack the device.
  • Page 38  Press the wooden box together from two opposite corners. Carrying by two persons (recommended) Due to the dimensions and weight smart optics recommends carrying by two persons. Never hold it by the lid. In the case of Vinyl Open Air, never hold it by the front upper corners because sensitive technical components are placed there.
  • Page 39 Vinyl Series Operation Position of Position of person 1 person 2  Position yourself with a second person to the right and left of the scanner.  Place one hand each under the front and rear corner of the scanner.
  • Page 40 Vinyl Series Operation Setting the scanner down  Set the scanner down carefully and in a straight position at the place of installation.  Remove the protective foil.  If necessary, take the accessory box out of the base insert.

  • Page 41: Connecting The Scanner

    Vinyl Series Operation 5.3. Connecting the scanner Observe the safety instructions! The scanner requires a mains connection and a PC connection. The scanner does not work without a software. Chapter 2 The connections are located on the rear of the scanner.
  • Page 42 Vinyl Series Operation  The scanner is operational.  Switch on the scanner using the power switch.  The power switch is in position I.  The touchscreen displays the starting status (logo).  Install dental Scan now. You will find comprehensive information in dental Scan installation the dental Scan installation manual.

  • Page 43: Opening And Closing The Scanner

    The big lid of Vinyl/Vinyl High Resolution can remain open during operation. Chapter 2 smart optics recommends closing the lid whenever possible (especially during periods of inactivity) to protect sensitive components. If you are using the Vinyl Open Air model, you can cover the opening when necessary, e.g.

  • Page 44: The Object Holder System

    Vinyl Series Operation The object holder system 6.1. Overview Observe the safety instructions! The extensive object holder system of the Vinyl series allows you to securely fasten and insert jaw models, partial models, tooth stump models, Chapter 2 ® Triple Tray impressions and occlusion models.

  • Page 45: Matting The Surface With 3D Scan Spray

    Matting the surface with 3D scan spray Reflective or dark surfaces must be matted with 3D scan spray before being scanned. smart optics recommends that only products with extra- fine grain size and suitability for dental technology be used, for example the scan spray offered as part of the accessories.

  • Page 46: Positioning Of A Single Jaw Model

    Vinyl Series Operation  When inserting, make sure not to touch the spray layer.  After scanning, remove the spray residue from the object holder and model or object. Follow the instructions of the manufacturer for this as well. Positioning of a single jaw model You have several options for fastening single jaw models.
  • Page 47 Vinyl Series Operation the Multisplit mounting plate fit into the recesses of the Multisplit base plate.  The Multisplit mounting plate will adhere to the magnet of the Multisplit base plate.  The Multisplit mounting plate fits correctly when the plates are exactly congruent.

  • Page 48: Inserting A Jaw Model With An Adapter Plate

    Vinyl Series Operation 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 49 Vinyl Series Operation Placing a mounting plate on the adapter plate  Plaster the jaw model onto the mounting plate according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Make sure to insert a magnetic adhesive disk into the mounting plate. Observe the safety instructions! ...
  • Page 50 Vinyl Series Operation  The adapter plate will adhere to the magnet of the Multisplit base plate.  Check whether the adapter plate can be shifted easily. If this is the case, correct the fit until the adapter plate fits securely.

  • Page 51: Inserting A Jaw Model With An Object Holder

    Vinyl Series Operation The axes can be moved unintentionally during removal. For this situation, Service position dental Scan features a function to drive the axes back into the service position. 7.3. Inserting a jaw model with an object holder Overview...
  • Page 52 Vinyl Series Operation Fastening a jaw model onto an object holder The object holders for the scanners of the Vinyl series serve to fasten a jaw model mechanically. This method is to be applied to jaw models which are not plastered.
  • Page 53 Vinyl Series Operation  Press the jaw model firmly.  The jaw model is placed correctly when it does not extend beyond the magnetic points.  Tilt the object holder carefully to the right and left.  The jaw model is placed correctly when it does not slip.

  • Page 54: Fastening Gingiva, Squeeze Bites, Scanbodies Or Wax-Ups

    Vinyl Series Operation  Check whether the object holder can be shifted easily. If this is the case, correct the fit until the object holder fits securely. 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.

  • Page 55: Positioning Of Non-Articulated Occlusion Models

    Vinyl Series Operation 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 56 Vinyl Series Operation Alternatively, you can use two shorter rubber bands or a crossed band. Depending on the length and strength of the rubber bands used, alternative fastening methods are possible, e.g.:  Place two shorter rubber bands at an angle over the jaw model.

  • Page 57: Fastening Of An Occlusion Model With An Occlusion Clamp

    The occlusion is closed in this manner and remains firmly joined, even during mechanical movement. The occlusion clamp for non-articulated occlusion is an optional accessory for the scanners of the Vinyl series and can be obtained from your reseller. Overview CAPTION...
  • Page 58 Vinyl Series Operation  Push the pressure fitting (3) on the ball knob as central as possible over the upper jaw model.  Loosen the locking screw (1) until the fastening rod (2) of the pressure fitting can be moved up and down.

  • Page 59: Positioning Of Articulated Occlusal Models

    ® Reference  Whip Mix Denar ®  KaVo PROTAR ® Articulators are available at specialist dealers, but not from smart optics as an accessory for the scanner. 9.1. Positioning of an occlusal model with an articulator Overview CAPTION 1 Front...
  • Page 60 Vinyl Series Operation Inserting the Articulator All articulators are to be handled in the same way, independently of type Example AMANN GIRRBACH Artex ® and manufacturer.  Make sure that the occlusal model is correctly articulated.  Remove the top support pin from the articulator.
  • Page 61 Vinyl Series Operation  Place the articulator on the system plate so that feet are resting on the rubber mat. Place the articulator in a central position.  The articulator stands centrally on the system plate. A different position is not permitted.

  • Page 62: Positioning Tooth Stump Models With The Multidie Adapter

    Vinyl Series Operation Positioning tooth stump models with the multiDie adapter You can position up to twelve tooth stump models individually with the multiDie adapter. You can use the multiDie adapter for the two modules multiDie and multiCase. The multiDie adapter for Vinyl Open Air is available as an optional accessory from your reseller.
  • Page 63 Vinyl Series Operation If you only insert of 1, 2 or 3 tooth stump models, the slots 2, 5 and 8 Release (multiDie) must be used. For all further tooth stump models you can choose the Project definition multiCase slots freely.
  • Page 64 Vinyl Series Operation  The Triple Tray® impression holder will adhere to the magnet of the Multisplit base plate.  Check whether the multiDie adapter can be shifted easily. If this is the case, correct the fit until the multiDie adapter fits securely.

  • Page 65: Positioning Of Atriple Tray® Impression

    Vinyl Series Operation Positioning of aTriple 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 66 Vinyl Series Operation  The opposite side is pressed apart.  Turn the side of the Triple Tray ® impression demanded by the software ® Inserting a Triple Tray upwards. impression  Insert the flat shaft of the Triple Tray® impression holder into the narrowest position between the open side of the clamp.
  • Page 67 Vinyl Series Operation  Press the lower magnetic point against the lower part.  The upper part will adhere magnetically to the lower part. The adhesive effect is reinforced by the grooves and braces. Inserting the Triple Tray® impression holder ...
  • Page 68 Vinyl Series Operation  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 69: Positioning Objects (Universal Mode)

    Positioning objects (universal mode) Scannable objects are very individual physical bodies. Thus, only general advice on correct positioning can be provided here. In principle, smart optics recommends using the flexible object holder for the Universal Mode. Flexible object holder CAPTION...

  • Page 70: Fastening Objects On The Flexible Object Holder

    Vinyl Series Operation Properties of scannable objects Glossy surfaces (such as metal) or very dark surfaces cannot be scanned. Chapter 6.2 Reflections and lack of contrast to the scanner’s interior make an accurate measurement impossible. Therefore, such objects should be matted with 3D scan spray.
  • Page 71 Vinyl Series Operation 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 72: Inserting The Object Holder

    Vinyl Series Operation  Press the object firmly.  The object is placed properly if it does not protrude beyond the magnetic points.  Tilt the object holder carefully to the right and left.  The object is placed correctly when it does not slip.

  • Page 73: Removing The Object Holder

    Vinyl Series Operation  Check whether the object holder can be shifted easily. If this is the case, correct the fit until the object holder fits securely. 12.3. Removing the object holder The described procedure is the same for all object holders. To fasten an object to the object holder, you should always remove the object holder from the scanner.

  • Page 74: Positioning The Calibration Model

    Vinyl Series Operation Positioning the calibration model A calibration model is required to calibrate the scanner. A calibration model is included in the scope of delivery. 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, your reseller will be pleased to advise you and provide you with a replacement if necessary.
  • Page 75 Vinyl Series Operation Inserting and removing the calibration model The calibration model is to be handled in the same manner as a single jaw Chapter 7.3 model. To fasten it, you require the object holder with the knurled screw. Observe the safety instructions! ...

  • Page 76: Operating Principle Of The Scanner

    Vinyl Series Operation Operating principle of the scanner Information on all scanning procedures, the setting options and the use Use of dental Scan of optional modules can be found in the dental Scan user manual. The most important components of the scanner are the 3D sensor and a positioning mechanism.

  • Page 77: Operation Via Touchscreen

    Vinyl Series Operation The swivel axis moves the rotary axis with the object holder to the side so that the 3D sensor can capture the object to be measured from the side. During a measurement, the 3D sensor projects a striped pattern onto the object being scanned.
  • Page 78 Vinyl Series Operation  When the software displays a prompt, a start button appears on the touchscreen.  Follow the instructions given by the software. Messages  Press the button to start.  The scanning process starts.  While scanning, the animated red circle will be displayed, and when the procedure has finished, the company logo.

  • Page 79: Switching Between Lr And Hr Mode

    Vinyl Series Operation 14.2. Switching between LR and HR mode The software allows you to switch between the low-resolution mode and the high-resolution mode. This determines the level of detail of the subsequent measurements. Please note that very detailed measurements take longer.
  • Page 80 Vinyl Series Operation Cleaning the scanner The scanner should be cleaned regularly during operation. However, never Observe the safety instructions! clean the optical or other electronic components. Chapter 2 If the optical or electronic components are soiled, please contact your reseller.

  • Page 81: Faults And Repairs

    Sales on our homepage www.smartoptics.de. Improper repairs can cause the scanner to stop working perfectly. Warranty smart optics accepts no liability for damages caused by improper repairs. Please note that in this case your warranty claim will also become void.

  • Page 82: Environmentally-Friendly Disposal

    In accordance with the EU Directive 94/62/EC | 2015/720/EU and the German Packaging Act (VerpackG), you can return the packaging to your reseller for disposal in Germany. However, smart optics 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 83: Technical Specifications

    Vinyl Series Operation Technical specifications Vinyl Open Air Vinyl Vinyl High Resolution FIRST PRODUCTION 2017 2017 2018 LAST HARDWARE 2017 2017 2018 UPDATE HOUSING Dimensions W × H × D mm closed 455 × 430 × 420 455 × 430 × 420 455 ×...
  • Page 84 Vinyl Series Operation Vinyl Open Air Vinyl Vinyl High Resolution E-TECHNOLOGY 100 - 240 V AC 100 - 240 V AC 100 - 240 V AC Supply voltage 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz Fuse 2 × T 1.6 A L 250 V 2 ×...
  • Page 85 Vinyl Series Operation Vinyl Open Air Vinyl Vinyl High Resolution LR mode LR mode HR mode* Measurement Scanning 33 seconds 33 seconds 35 seconds of single Processing 08 seconds 08 seconds 14 seconds stump Overall time 41 seconds 41 seconds...

  • Page 86: Declaration Of Ce Conformity

    Vinyl Series Operation Declaration of CE conformity Document Version: 01-2019 Declaration of CE conformity Page...

  • Page 87: Short Guide To Commissioning

    Vinyl Series Operation Short guide to commissioning Detailed work steps and explanations: Chapter 5 Setup and Commissioning of the Scanner Workstation Step 1 Table’s load-bearing capacity: 46 kg Scanner’s space requirements B×H×D mm: 455 × 430 × 420 - 455 × 660 × 470...
  • Page 88 Vinyl Series Operation Carrying Step 4  2 persons recommended.  Position sideways  or: 1 person behind the device  Hold the device under its edges  Tilt the device slightly backwards Connection Step 5  Connect the power cable ...

  • Page 89: Glossary

    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 scanners of the Vinyl series. Blue light/white LED light used for measurements. light Calibration A metrological term.
  • Page 90 (e.g. jaw model) is mounted and which itself is then mounted to the base in the scanner. Occlusion clamp Special holder for smart optics scanners with which a non-articulated jaw model is placed inside the scanner. The occlusion clamp is used for easy fastening of occlusion models.

  • Page 91: Index

    Operation Vinyl Series Index Clamp µ Occlusion ............57 Triple Tray® ............65 µ (Unit of measurement) .......... 8 Clasp forceps ............57 Cleaning ..............80 Cleaning agents ............. 80 Code of response ..........21 3D scan spray ..........11, 45 Colors Use ..............
  • Page 92 Operation Vinyl Series Fastened with an articulator ......59 With gingiva ............54 Electromagnetic compatibility......... 36 With scanbody ..........54 With squeeze bite..........54 Directive ............86 With wax-up ............. 54 Labelling............22 Workstation ............36 Environment ............ 12, 82 kg (technical data) ..........
  • Page 93 Operation Vinyl Series Optional ............26 PC (technical data) ..........85 Object PCM (data format) ........... 9 PLY (data format) ............. 9 Fastening inside the scanner ......70 Object holder ........... 51, 69 Positioning Calibration model ..........74 Adapter ............. 48 Articulator ............
  • Page 94 Operation Vinyl Series Squeeze bite ............54 Universal Mode ..........69, 70 Standards (EU Directives) ........86 Unpacking ............. 36 Standards (Safety) ..........12 USB cable .............. 24 Status LED ............. 33 Use (as intended) ........... 11 STL (data format) ............. 9 Storage temperature (technical data) ......
  • Page 95 Manufacturer smart optics Sensortechnik GmbH Lise-Meitner-Allee 10 D-44801 Bochum, Germany www.smartoptics.de...

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