Why does my KaVo Medical Equipment automatically shut down?
If the KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 automatically shuts down after about three minutes of inactivity, manually turn it on when you are ready to use the device. If shut-down occurred during regular activity, the KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 will require authorized service.
How to fix KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 handset that won't completely charge?
If the handset does not completely charge after 5 hours, and the green power indicator is illuminated but the handset fails to charge, there may be an issue with compatibility of components. Ensure that compatible components are being used by checking the labels of both the handset and charger and verifying that the correct part numbers are being used. If the green power indicator is illuminated but the correct components fail to charge, the handset may be in sleep mode. Plug in the charger. Place the handset on the charger. Leaving the handset on the charger, unplug the charger by unplugging the power supply from either the cradle or the wall. Plug in the charger to reset the handset and begin charging. Charging a handset from the sleep mode may take slightly longer than normal.
What to do if the 'Handset Failure' alarm appears on my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 Medical Equipment?
If the Handset Failure alarm is displayed on the screen, ensure the handset is securely attached. If the batteries are impaired or at the end of their life cycle, replace with a newly charged handset in order to continue. Use the charging cradle to determine the handset status. If the charging bars illuminate solid red or if no illumination occurs, the handset will require authorized service. If all handsets appear fully charged, the KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 will require authorized service.
Why are the indicator lights red when charging my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 handset?
If the indicator lights illuminate solid or flashing red when placing the handset on the charging cradle, and the indicator lights are solid red, there is an issue with either the handset or charger. Ensure that the compatible components are being used by checking the labels of both the handset and charger and verifying that the correct part numbers are being used. If the indicator light blinks red, the handset is outside of the operating temperature range. Remove the handset from the charger. Allow the handset to equilibrate to room temperature. Place the handset on the charger. If the error persists, the handset will require authorized service.
What does the 'System Failure' alarm mean on my KaVo Medical Equipment?
If the System Failure alarm is displayed on-screen, this warning alarm can be cleared by powering off, then on. If the alarm redisplays, the KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 will require authorized service.
Why does my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 X-ray image lack contrast and appear too dark?
If the image from X-ray exposure does not have sufficient contrast, and it is too dark (overexposure), decrease the exposure time setting. Also, check the film expiration date because old film can produce dark, grainy/foggy images.
How to improve the contrast of X-ray images from my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2?
If the image from X-ray exposure does not have sufficient contrast, and it is too light (underexposure), increase the exposure time setting or see “Incomplete Exposure”. Also ensure chemical freshness and proper temperature.
Why are my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 Medical Equipment X-ray images blurred?
If the image from X-ray exposure is blurred, it is because combined movements of operator and patient during exposure produced too much distortion. Check the exposure time setting and re-enable when operator and patient are again properly situated.
Why is there no power to my KaVo Medical Equipment control panel?
If there was no power to KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 control panel and pressing Power several times does not cause the display to illuminate, the attached handset is the likely problem. Ensure handset is securely attached. If all handsets appear fully charged, KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 will require authorized service.
Why does the Ready state terminate early on my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2?
If the Ready state terminated before an exposure started, it is because the Ready state expires because the X-ray exposure is not initiated within 15 seconds of the start of the Ready state. Double-check the exposure time setting and re-enable when operator and patient are again properly situated.
General| X-ray Tube Voltage | 60 kV |
|---|---|
| Total Filtration | 2.5 mm Al equivalent |
| Source to Skin Distance | 20 cm |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Battery Life | 300 exposures on a single charge |
| Field of View | 5 x 5 cm |
| Safety Features | Internal lead shielding |
| Type | Portable x-ray unit |
Specifies the intended use of the KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 for trained dental professionals.
Details safety considerations for specific patient groups like pregnant women and children.
Outlines essential safety measures and best practices for radiation protection.
Presents data and analysis regarding radiation leakage and scatter from the device.
Details device operation limits, duty cycle, and precautions against moisture.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly attach a charged handset to the device.
Guides on setting and verifying correct exposure times for different scenarios.
Detailed process for starting and finishing an X-ray exposure.
Provides guidance on positioning and techniques for optimal X-ray image acquisition.
Offers solutions for common device symptoms and errors.
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