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Explains the manual's role as a guide for safe operation and maintenance of the X-ray system.
Covers general warnings related to the X-ray system, its software, and manufacturer policies.
Details system requirements not included with the device, focusing on PC compatibility.
Lists the directives and technical standards the X-ray system complies with.
Specifies the safety and medical device classifications of the X-ray system.
Explains the symbols used in the manual and on the X-ray device.
Provides essential safety instructions and precautions for using the X-ray system.
Details the required environmental and technical conditions for system installation.
Outlines the proper conditions and staff qualifications for operating the equipment.
Specifies the terms and conditions under which the device warranty is valid.
Provides instructions for maintenance operations and proper disposal of the device.
Details the procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the X-ray device surfaces.
Explains essential hygiene practices to prevent cross-infection between patients.
Covers critical safety warnings and precautions for device operation.
Safety-related conditions for using the device.
General safety guidelines to be followed during device operation.
Precautions to take when the X-ray device is in motion.
Explains the function and use of the emergency stop button.
Information regarding condensate formation within the device.
Details potential risks and precautions related to electrostatic discharge.
Safety guidelines concerning laser radiation emitted by the device.
Guidelines for safe operation in electromagnetic environments.
Procedures and measures for protecting patients and operators from radiation.
Identifies parts of the device that necessarily contact the patient.
Provides data and context on leaked radiation measurements.
Lists and illustrates the various parts and accessories of the X-ray system.
Details the functions and controls of the main console touchscreen and buttons.
Describes the pushbutton panel used for vertical movement and confirmation.
Explains the operation and LEDs of the remote control for X-ray emission.
Guides on how to perform a simulated X-ray cycle without radiation emission.
Instructions on how to turn on the X-ray device and wait for system readiness.
Guides on selecting specific 2D X-ray examination types and categories.
Details how to choose from available examinations on the HOME and EXAMINATION screens.
Explains how to activate parameters adapted for pediatric examinations.
Instructions on saving the current examination settings to the favourites list.
Describes how to switch between different projection types for various examinations.
Guides on choosing specific anatomic regions for X-ray examinations.
Details how to configure exposure parameters (kV, mA, seconds) based on patient build.
Covers the preparation steps before performing an X-ray examination.
Identifies and describes the devices used for positioning patients for X-rays.
Explains how to correctly position and check the X-ray sensors.
Describes the system states for patient access and minimum wait time.
Details the information displayed on the examination summary page.
Instructions for using soft inserts with bite blocks for edentulous patients.
General guidance on positioning the patient for X-ray examinations.
Explains the function of laser traces in patient positioning.
Detailed description and component breakdown of the craniostat for positioning.
Instructions for adjusting the craniostat's motor-driven support.
Specific patient positioning steps for PAN, DENT, and SIN examinations.
Covers patient positioning for Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) examinations.
Step-by-step guide for positioning the patient for Lateral TMJ X-rays.
Step-by-step guide for positioning the patient for Frontal TMJ X-rays.
Patient positioning instructions for Teleradiographic (CEPH) examinations.
Specific patient positioning guidance for DTS examinations.
Final steps for acquiring the X-ray image after patient positioning.
Guides on selecting CBCT examinations and preparing the system.
Details the procedure for positioning patients for 3D CBCT scans.
Instructions for completing the image acquisition for 3D CBCT exams.
Explains how to view acquired images and save them to a USB key.
Guides on how to select the system language via the control console.
Explains the various icons and their functions on the touch screen interface.
Details the procedures for periodic image quality control checks.
Provides specifications for the system's electrical power requirements.
Details the radiological specifications of the X-ray tube and system.
Specific radiological parameters for CBCT mode operation.
Presents isodose curves for CBCT examinations.
Presents isodose curves for standard 2D examinations.
Provides CTDI measurements for various scanning modes.
Specifies the technical characteristics of the CBCT detector.
Details the technical specifications of the Panoramic (PAN) sensor.
Specifies the technical characteristics of the Teleradiographic (CEPH) sensor.
Provides specifications for the laser positioning system.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the X-ray system.
Details the operating and storage conditions for the device.
Outlines the PC hardware and software requirements for CBCT acquisitions.
Illustrates the location of various identification and warning labels on the device.
Lists user-communicated error codes, their messages, and suggested solutions.
Outlines the general terms governing the use of the image software.
Defines the non-exclusive, free-of-charge license granted for the software.
Covers copyright laws, intellectual property rights, and software reproduction restrictions.
Specifies permitted software usage and conditions for license termination.
Details the software warranty, its limitations, and exclusions.
States the author's and suppliers' responsibilities regarding software use and damages.
Specifies the governing laws and jurisdiction for the license agreement.
Stipulates that modifications to the agreement must be in written form.
Clarifies that the Italian version prevails in case of translation inconsistencies.
Addresses the user's responsibility to ensure software compliance with current regulations.
Provides a checklist for users to perform regular equipment inspections.
Outlines the maintenance procedures to be performed by authorized technicians annually.
General| Brand | CEFLA |
|---|---|
| Model | MyRay Hyperion X9 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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