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KaVo OP 3D Pro User Manual

KaVo OP 3D Pro
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ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH
OP 3D Pro
User manual
ENGLISH
216364 rev. 6
0.805.5115

Table of Contents

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KaVo OP 3D Pro Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeCone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)
3D Imaging ModalitiesCBCT, Panoramic, Cephalometric (optional)
Voxel SizeFrom 0.08 mm to 0.3 mm (depending on FOV and resolution settings)
SoftwareKaVo Imaging Software
Power Supply220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
ResolutionHigh resolution imaging
Reconstruction TimeVaries depending on FOV and resolution; typically less than 60 seconds
Cephalometric ArmOptional
X-ray Tube Voltage60-90 kV
X-ray Tube CurrentUp to 10 mA
Detector TypeFlat panel detector

Summary

1 Disclaimer

2 Introduction

2.1 ORTHOPANTOMOGRAPH ™ OP 3D Pro

Overview of the dental X-ray system and its capabilities.

2.2 Intended use

Describes the system's purpose for dental radiography and imaging.

2.10 Warnings and precautions

Details critical safety instructions and preventative measures for using the unit.

3 Unit description

3.1 Main parts and controls

Identifies and labels the primary components and controls of the unit.

3.2 Patient positioning lights

Explains the function and placement of lights used for patient alignment.

3.7 Emergency stop switch

Describes the location and function of the emergency stop mechanism.

4 Imaging programs

4.1 Panoramic programs

Details available panoramic imaging modes and exposure settings.

4.9 3D programs, small panel

Outlines 3D imaging options with small field of view and resolutions.

4.11 Selecting resolution and FOV

Guides users on choosing appropriate resolution and field of view for 3D imaging.

5 Touch screen display

5.1 Main control panel

Explains the layout and functions of the main touch screen interface.

5.3 Exposure indicators and settings

Details the display of exposure parameters and available settings.

6 Using the unit

6.3 Panoramic exposures

Step-by-step guide for performing panoramic imaging procedures.

6.4 Cephalometric exposures

Instructions for capturing cephalometric images, including positioning.

6.5 3D exposures

Guide to performing 3D imaging, including FOV selection and scouting.

7 Troubleshooting

7.1 Patient positioning

Addresses common patient positioning issues and their solutions for image quality.

7.2 Image appearance

Helps diagnose and resolve problems related to image brightness and contrast.

7.3 Artefacts

Identifies image artifacts and provides solutions for their removal or prevention.

8 Maintenance

8.1 Maintenance procedure

Outlines the recommended maintenance schedule and procedures for the unit.

8.3 Cleaning and decontaminating the unit

Instructions for proper cleaning and disinfection of the unit and its parts.

9 Calibration and adjustment

9.3 Panoramic calibration

Procedures for calibrating the panoramic imaging geometry and pixel data.

9.4 3D calibration

Steps for calibrating the 3D imaging geometry and pixel data.

9.5 Cephalometric calibration

Procedures for calibrating the cephalometric imaging system.

10 Technical data

10.1 Technical specifications

Details the product's technical specifications and compliance standards.

10.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) tables

Information on the unit's EMC performance and environmental requirements.

11 PC requirements

11.1 Minimum PC requirements

Specifies the hardware and software prerequisites for the acquisition workstation.

11.2 The dental imaging software

Information on the required dental imaging software and its compliance.

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