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General| Brand | Ivoclar Vivadent |
|---|---|
| Model | Programat P310 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Welcomes the user and introduces the Programat P310 as a state-of-the-art furnace for dental applications.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the operating instructions to highlight important points and hazards.
Provides context regarding the target audience and availability of these operating instructions.
Details the different voltage versions available for the furnace and notes on how they are represented in the manual.
Clarifies that images are for exemplification and may not be exact representations of the furnace's construction.
Specifies the intended use of the Programat P310 and general instructions for safe operation.
Presents critical safety warnings regarding furnace operation, handling, and potential hazards like burns or crushing.
Details contraindications and hazards such as improper use of firing trays, foreign objects, and operating without a firing table.
Highlights warnings about touching the thermocouple, inserting foreign objects into air vents, and risks of crushing/burns.
Provides comprehensive health and safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the furnace, including electrical safety and environmental conditions.
Describes the Programat P310 as a modern ceramic furnace for dental applications, outlining its components and features.
Identifies hazardous areas within the furnace and details the safety equipment that provides protection against risks.
Provides instructions for safely unpacking the furnace components and checking for completeness and damage.
Offers guidance on choosing a suitable and safe location for operating the furnace, considering ventilation and environmental factors.
Details the step-by-step process for assembling the furnace, including mounting the cooling tray and firing plate.
Explains how to mount the furnace head and connect the various cables to the furnace base, ensuring proper electrical and vacuum connections.
Guides the user on mounting the furnace hood and connection cover to secure the internal components and ensure safe operation.
Covers the final steps of connecting the power cord and vacuum pump, emphasizing the use of recommended accessories.
Provides instructions on how to safely remove the furnace head, including disconnecting cables and releasing securing mechanisms.
Guides the user through the initial setup process, including language, temperature unit, date, and time settings.
Describes the initial start screen and the automatic self-test process performed by the furnace to check component functionality.
Provides an overview of the furnace's control unit, user interface, and basic operation concepts.
Details the widescreen colour display, membrane-sealed keypad, and touch screen used for operating the furnace.
Explains the function of various keys on the control panel, such as Home, Program, Power-saving, and STOP.
Explains the functionality of key touch buttons like Scroll, Back, Close, Confirm, Cancel, and Parameter buttons.
Describes how to use the numeric pad and selection lists for entering and confirming parameters and options.
Details the layout and navigation of the furnace's home screen, allowing access to various functions and menus.
Explains the different acoustic signals used by the furnace to indicate status, completion, or errors.
Describes the Optical Status Display (OSD) and the meaning of its various colour indicators for furnace status.
Explains the purpose and default user code for safety reasons and how it can be changed.
Introduces the different types of firing programs available and the structure of program groups.
Details the steps required to select a program type, group, and specific program for firing operations.
Explains how to view and edit firing programs, including accessing information, the firing curve, and program options.
Illustrates the process of deactivating the write-protection for program parameters to allow modifications.
Demonstrates how to change the predrying temperature setting within the program options for optimized firing.
Explains the functionality of two-stage programs, allowing firing procedures at two different temperature levels with adjustable parameters.
Details all adjustable parameters within the program screen, such as closing time, heating rate, and holding temperature.
Covers additional adjustable parameters available in the Options menu, including night program, stand-by temperature, and predrying settings.
Explains advanced options like Thermo Shock Protection (TSP), Pre-vacuum, and Extraction system for specialized firing processes.
Describes how to start and stop firing programs, and how to interpret the firing curve display and process status indicators.
Explains how to switch the display between the firing curve and the remaining time indicator during an active program.
Details how to pause, resume, or stop an active firing program using the STOP and START keys.
Guides the user on renaming programs and program groups, including selecting product logos.
Explains how to access the settings menu and adjust the display brightness of the furnace screen.
Lists all available settings that can be adjusted in the menu, including units, language, volume, time, date, and user code.
Describes the different operating modes (Standard, Protected, Production) and their impact on furnace functionality and user access.
Explains features like Protocolling, Laboratory Name entry, Furnace Number, Calibration Interval, and USB program preparation.
Shows how to access and read furnace information, such as serial number, software version, last calibration, and operating hours.
Details the procedure for temperature calibration using a silver test, including heating the furnace and placing the calibration sample.
Continues the temperature calibration process, covering assessing the sample, entering values, and re-calibration.
Explains how to back up and restore furnace settings and individual programs to a USB flash drive.
Provides instructions for installing software updates using a USB stick and important information regarding program overwrites.
Describes diagnostic tests and explains how error messages are saved and accessed in an error table.
Details the remote diagnostic function for troubleshooting, generating diagnostic files, and communicating with service personnel.
Explains the dehumidification program to prevent humidity absorption and maintain optimal vacuum performance.
Describes the cleaning program for the heating muffle and recommends calibration after cleaning.
Guides the user on selecting operating modes (Standard, Protected, Production) to enhance safety and adjust functionality.
Illustrates the steps to select and confirm an operating mode, including entering the user code if necessary.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to perform a firing process using a pre-programmed Ivoclar Vivadent program.
Details the process of creating and executing a custom firing program by entering individual parameters.
Outlines a schedule for routine monitoring and maintenance tasks, specifying what to check and when.
Provides instructions on how to clean various parts of the furnace, emphasizing safety precautions and cleaning materials.
Explains service notifications and recommendations for keeping the furnace in stand-by mode.
Describes how to activate and use the power-saving mode to reduce energy consumption during idle periods.
Lists common error messages displayed by the furnace and provides initial troubleshooting steps or contact information.
Provides further details on specific error codes, their causes, and recommended actions for resolving them.
Lists additional error numbers that require contacting Ivoclar Vivadent After Sales Service for resolution.
Addresses technical malfunctions that may occur without error messages, offering double-check steps and recommended actions.
Explains the procedure to reset the furnace to its original factory settings, including entering the user code.
Lists all items included in the delivery package of the Programat P310 furnace and recommended accessories.
Provides detailed technical specifications of the furnace, including power supply, fuses, dimensions, and safety compliance.
Specifies the acceptable ambient temperature, humidity, and pressure ranges for optimal furnace operation.
Outlines the acceptable conditions for transporting and storing the furnace to prevent damage.
Informs about the program table and where to obtain the current version, emphasizing software version compatibility.
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