Instrument Spray; Automatic Chip Blow; Instrument Light; Reverse Rotation Of Micromotor - Planmeca Compact i5 User Manual

10 Instrument system

10.4.1 Instrument spray

10.4.2 Automatic chip blow

10.4.3 Instrument light

10.4.4 Reverse rotation of micromotor

10.4.5 Quickstart of air driven instruments

10.4.6 Instrument speed/power limit

10.4.7 Torque limit

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The instrument spray can be programmed to be on or off when the
instrument is active (i.e. picked up from the instrument console). Also, the
type of spray can be programmed.
For more information, see section "Instrument spray" on page 181.
The automatic chip blow can be programmed to be on or off when the
instrument is active (i.e. picked up from the instrument console). Also, the
type of automatic chip blow can be programmed.
For more information, see section "Automatic chip blow" on page 182.
The instrument light can be programmed so that it will either be on or off
when an instrument is active (i.e. picked up from the instrument console).
Also, the intensity can be adjusted. For more information, see section
"Instrument light" on page 183.
The instrument light can be on only in one instrument at a time, for example,
the instrument light of the syringe will switch off, if the light of the active
instrument is switched on.
The direction of the micromotor rotation can be reversed, see section
"Reverse rotation" on page 137.
The turbine can be set to start with maximum speed, see section
"Quickstart" on page 158.
The instrument speed/power limit can be set to be on or off when the
instrument is active (i.e. picked up from the instrument console), see
sections "Speed/power limit" on page 137 (micromotor), "RPM limit" on page
142 (Bien-Air MCX micromotor), "RPM" on page 144 (Bien-Air MX2
micromotor), "RPM" on page 146 (Morita TORX micromotor) and "Speed/
power limit" on page 160 (turbine).
The power reduction level can be programmed, see sections "Instrument
speed/power limit" on page 180 (micromotor and turbine), "Bien-Air MCX
micromotor" on page 183, "Modifying preset values" on page 185 (Bien-Air
MX2 micromotor) and "Modifying preset values" on page 188 (Morita TORX
micromotor).
NOTE
The instrument speed/power limit does not affect the air driven instruments
for which quickstart has been selected.
The torque limit for the Bien-Air MCX, Bien-Air MX2 and Morita TORX
micromotors can be set to be on or off when the instrument is active (i.e.
picked up from the instrument console), see sections "Torque limit" on page
User's manual