What to do if my KaVo Medical Equipment handset isn't working when I pull the trigger?
If the handset did not seem to be working when the trigger was pulled, it is because the trigger is not communicating with the device. KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 may require authorized service.
What to do if the 'Enabling X-rays' alert stays on in my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 Medical Equipment?
If the Enabling X-rays alert stays on, it is due to double triggering. Release the trigger and wait for the Ready alert.
Why won't my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 Medical Equipment shift to the 'Enabling X-rays' or 'Ready' alert?
If the Device does not shift to the Enabling X-rays alert or Ready alert, it can happen because the trigger is pulled for longer than one second. Pull and release the trigger within one second and wait for the Ready alert. Also, the device may be above the maximum operating temperature of 104°F (+40°C). Allow the device to return to the operating range as stated in Section 8.
What does 'Incomplete Exposure' mean on my KaVo NOMAD PRO 2 and how to fix it?
If the Incomplete Exposure alarm is displayed on-screen, it is because the depressed trigger is released before the timed exposure is able to complete. This condition automatically clears within 15 seconds or by pressing any button on the user interface panel. Be sure to depress the trigger for the full duration of the timed exposure.
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.
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 |
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