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General| Brand | Fona |
|---|---|
| Model | XPan 3D |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers general safety rules, user responsibilities, and precautions for operating the unit.
Guidelines and precautions for EMC compliance and potential interference.
Details on specific safety aspects including lasers, electrical, mechanical, explosion, and radiation.
Procedures for safe disassembly, reinstallation, and environmentally sound disposal of the unit.
Details on the unit's classification, compliance with IEC/EN standards, and CE certification.
Overview of imaging modes, patient selection, and aiming light specifications.
Information on tube cooling rates and a guide to the unit's operational icons.
Identification and description of the main physical components of the FONA XPan 3D unit.
Detailed explanation of the functions of the control panel buttons, indicators, and symbols.
Description of different patient positions during operation: Entry, Start, End, Exit.
Details on various rests and supports used for patient positioning and comfort.
Guide to using the OrisWin DG Suite for patient selection, system setup, and image acquisition.
Details of the P1 Adult Standard Panorama and P2 Child Panorama exposure programs.
Details of P3 Left Hemi-arch, P4 Right Hemi-arch, and P5 Anterior Teeth programs.
Details of P6 TMJ programs and P7 Maxillary Sinuses program.
Details of the P8 Full Mouth 3D, P9 TMJ Left 3D, and P10 TMJ Right 3D programs.
Steps for preparing the unit and PC before initiating an exposure sequence.
Procedure for selecting exams, and adjusting tube voltage (kV) and current (mA).
Detailed steps and guidelines for correctly positioning the patient for X-ray imaging.
Guide to selecting exposure programs, patient build, and adjusting kV/mA values.
Procedure for initiating, managing, and interrupting the X-ray exposure sequence.
Information on optional remote control and handling of operational interruptions and errors.
Steps to access service mode and customize exposure parameters for various programs.
Table showing factory-programmed and freely programmable kV/mA values for different programs.
Instructions for cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing patient contact surfaces.
Details on scheduled maintenance, operator inspections, and image quality evaluation.
Comprehensive list and explanation of warning messages and error codes with required actions.
Information on the unit's RF emissions and its immunity to electromagnetic disturbances.
Guidelines for use near non-life-supporting systems and recommended RF transmitter separation distances.
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