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General| Focal Spot | 0.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Type | Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Software Compatibility | Kodak Dental Imaging Software |
| Pixel Size | 76 μm |
| Exposure Time | 5-20 seconds |
| Power Supply | 110-240V, 50/60Hz |
Explains special messages and symbols used in the guide for risk and information emphasis.
Provides essential information and warnings for operating the unit safely and effectively.
Details critical safety instructions for operating the Kodak 9000 3D unit to prevent hazards.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and markings found on the device for user understanding.
Describes the functional components and physical layout of the KODAK 9000 3D Unit.
Details the functions, displays, and controls of the unit's main control panel.
Explains the usage and functionality of the x-ray remote control for launching acquisitions.
Lists and describes accessories used for patient positioning and replacement parts.
Specifies the minimum computer hardware and software requirements for the imaging software.
Provides a general overview of the software components used with the imaging system.
Describes the Kodak Dental Imaging Software and its primary features.
Explains the Patient Window, the main interface for patient record management.
Describes the Imaging Window, the main interface for panoramic imaging functions.
Details the 3D Imaging Windows for managing 3D imaging functions.
Overviews the Panoramic Acquisition Window for imaging acquisition functions.
Details the Panoramic Program pane for selecting radiological exams.
Explains the Panoramic Patient pane for selecting patient parameters.
Describes the Panoramic Parameter pane for choosing exposure parameters.
Overviews the 3D Acquisition Window for 3D imaging acquisition.
Details the 3D Program pane for selecting radiological exams.
Explains the 3D Patient pane for selecting patient parameters.
Describes the 3D Parameter pane for choosing exposure parameters.
Guides on how to start the Kodak 9000 3D imaging software.
Provides steps for creating a new patient record in the software.
Explains how to access the Panoramic and 3D Acquisition Windows.
Details the procedure for switching on the KODAK 9000 3D Unit.
Guides on acquiring Panoramic, TMJ x2, or Sinus images.
Details preparing the unit and setting acquisition parameters.
Provides instructions for preparing and positioning the patient for imaging.
Explains the steps to launch the x-ray for image acquisition.
Guides on acquiring TMJ x4 images.
Provides instructions for acquiring 3D images.
Details manual pre-setting of patient positioning using a plaster imprint.
Outlines daily maintenance tasks for the unit and accessories.
Describes monthly maintenance tasks for the unit's outer covers.
Recommends annual general inspection by an authorized service technician.
Lists compliance with EEC, medical, EMC directives, and specific IEC standards.
Specifies the recommended ambient conditions for operating the unit.
Specifies the recommended conditions for storing the unit.
Specifies the recommended conditions for transporting the unit.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the KODAK 9000 3D unit.
Lists the electronic specifications for the unit's power supply and load parameters.
Provides technical specifications for the X-ray generator, including filtration.
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