What to do if ARIBEX Nomad Pro 2 Dental equipment X-ray image has no contrast with chemical developer?
If the image from your ARIBEX Dental equipment X-ray exposure lacks sufficient contrast and you are using chemical developer, ensure that the chemical is fresh and at the correct temperature.
Why does my ARIBEX Dental equipment NOMAD Pro 2 automatically shut down?
If the NOMAD Pro 2 automatically shuts down during regular activity, it may require authorized service. This issue could stem from a problem other than the device timing out due to inactivity. If the shutdown occurs because the NOMAD Pro 2 times out after about three minutes of inactivity, manually turn the device back on when you are ready to use it.
Why image from ARIBEX Nomad Pro 2 Dental equipment X-ray has no contrast?
If the image from your ARIBEX Dental equipment X-ray exposure lacks sufficient contrast due to overexposure (image is too dark), decrease the exposure time setting. Also, verify the film's expiration date, as old film may produce dark, grainy, or foggy images.
What to do if there is no power to my ARIBEX Dental equipment NOMAD Pro 2 control panel?
If there is no power to the NOMAD Pro 2 control panel of your ARIBEX Dental equipment, and pressing the power button several times doesn't illuminate the display, the attached handset is likely the problem. Ensure the handset is securely attached. If all handsets appear fully charged, the NOMAD Pro 2 will require authorized service.
Why does the 'Enabling X-rays' alert stay on for my ARIBEX Nomad Pro 2?
If the 'Enabling X-rays' alert stays on for your ARIBEX Dental equipment, it might be due to double triggering. Release the trigger and wait for the 'Ready' alert to proceed.
Why does the ready state terminate early on my ARIBEX Dental equipment?
The 'Ready' state on your ARIBEX Dental equipment might terminate early if the X-ray exposure is not initiated within 15 seconds of the start of the 'Ready' state. To prevent this, double-check the exposure time setting and re-enable when the operator and patient are properly situated.
What should I do if my ARIBEX Dental equipment doesn't shift to the 'Ready' alert?
If your ARIBEX Dental equipment does not shift to the 'Enabling X-rays' alert or 'Ready' alert, it could be because the trigger is pulled for longer than one second. Try pulling and releasing the trigger within one second and then wait for the 'Ready' alert.
Why are my ARIBEX Nomad Pro 2 X-ray images blurred?
A blurred X-ray image from your ARIBEX Dental equipment is likely due to movement of the operator or patient during exposure. To fix this, check the exposure time setting and re-enable the X-rays when both the operator and patient are properly situated and still.
What to do if the 'Handset Failure' alarm appears on my ARIBEX Dental equipment?
The 'Handset Failure' alarm on your ARIBEX Dental equipment indicates that the handset is not communicating with the device. First, ensure the handset is securely attached. If the issue persists, the protective fuse in the handset may be blown, or the batteries may be impaired. Replace the handset with a newly charged one. Check the charging cradle: if the charging bars illuminate solid red or not at all, the handset will require authorized service.
What does the 'System Failure' alarm mean on my ARIBEX Nomad Pro 2?
The 'System Failure' alarm on your ARIBEX Dental equipment indicates that self-diagnostics detected a potential issue during X-ray firing. You can clear this warning alarm by powering the device off and then on again. If the alarm reappears, the NOMAD Pro 2 will require authorized service.
Guidelines for safe operation, operator protection, and minimizing radiation exposure.
Presents data on radiation leakage and scatter, comparing NOMAD Pro 2 exposure levels to limits.
Describes the function and adjustment of the backscatter shield for operator protection.
How to select and set appropriate exposure times based on patient and imaging parameters.
Detailed process for starting and finishing an X-ray exposure using the trigger.
Guidance on positioning the device and patient for optimal intra-oral X-ray imaging.
Features contributing to image quality and tips for achieving optimal results.
Provides pre-set technique factors and guidance for adjusting them based on patient needs.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems and error messages.
General| Type | Handheld X-ray System |
|---|---|
| Tube Voltage | 60 kV |
| Tube Current | 2.5 mA |
| Focal Spot | 0.4 mm |
| Total Filtration | 1.5 mm Al equivalent |
| Display | LCD |
| Usage | Intraoral Radiography |
| X-ray Generator | High Frequency |
| X-ray Source | X-ray tube |
| Weight | 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs) |
| Battery Type | Lithium Polymer |
| Image Sensor | Not applicable (external sensor required) |
| Battery Life | Up to 400 exposures per charge |
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