What to do if Morita Medical Equipment switches don't work and the arm doesn't move?
If the switches on your Morita Medical Equipment aren't working and the arm isn't moving to the starting point, it may be because a function or process is in progress. Wait a while. If normal operation isn't restored, turn the unit off, wait one minute, and then turn it back on. In Double-Ready mode, only the Ready key works, so press it.
What does Morita veraviewepocs 2d message No. 02 mean?
Morita Medical Equipment message No. 02 indicates that the X-ray head is overheating. Leave the unit off for at least 30 minutes to cool down. This overheating is often due to excessively frequent X-ray emission, which can degrade the tube performance and should be avoided.
What to do if Morita veraviewepocs 2d Medical Equipment spontaneously resets or switches don't work?
If your Morita Medical Equipment spontaneously returns to its initial state or the switches are unresponsive, turn the unit off, ensure patient and user safety, and then turn it back on to see if normal operation is restored. Also, ensure the power supply is AC 108 to 132 V (including line voltage regulation) with at least 20 A capacity for EX-1, AC 220/230/240 V, 16 A for EX-2, and that the unit is properly grounded.
What to do if Morita veraviewepocs 2d Medical Equipment shows 'Computer is not ready to capture images'?
If your Morita Medical Equipment displays the message 'Computer is not ready to capture images', it could be due to the computer running out of memory from repeated exposures and image reconstruction. Restart the i-Dixel application to resolve this.
What to do if Morita Medical Equipment displays message 30 about communication issues?
If your Morita Medical Equipment displays message number 30, indicating a communication problem with the driver software, it may be because exposure was initiated without selecting a patient page or when the software wasn't ready. Close the message on the computer monitor, select a patient page, press the Ready key, repeat the Ready procedure (press Ready key or emission button), and then make the exposure.
Why Morita Medical Equipment Panorama & Cephalo images are too light or black?
If you're experiencing issues like images being too light, having lines, large white borders, partial images, or being completely black with your Morita Medical Equipment Panorama & Cephalo, it may be due to noise interference or a short, temporary power cut. Turn the unit off, ensure patient and user safety, and then turn it back on to see if normal operation is restored. Also, ensure the power supply is AC 108 to 132 V (including line voltage regulation) with at least 20 A capacity for EX-1, AC 220/230/240 V, 16 A for EX-2, and that the unit is properly grounded. Avoid using devices that might produce noise during exposure.
What to do if Morita veraviewepocs 2d Medical Equipment X-ray is terminated and the computer isn't receiving the image?
If you're experiencing issues with your Morita Medical Equipment where the computer isn't receiving the X-ray image and the X-ray is terminated, it may be a LAN cable transmission problem. Reconnect and confirm the LAN cable connection. You may also need to restart the i-Dixel application.
General| X-ray Tube Voltage | 60-90 kV |
|---|---|
| X-ray Tube Current | 1-15 mA |
| Focal Spot Size | 0.5 mm |
| Field of View | Panoramic |
| Image Receptor | CCD Sensor |
| Patient Positioning | Standing or Sitting |
| Power Supply | AC 120/230 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Imaging System | Digital Panoramic |
Explains the importance of safety precautions and recording installation details.
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, and Usage Note symbols for user awareness.
Warns against using wireless devices in the examination area to prevent interference.
Details requirements for X-ray shield locations and protective gear.
Advises caution when X-ray irradiating patients with implantable electronic devices.
Identifies key parts of the main unit like Arm, Lift, X-ray Head.
Details the control box and patient frame elements like buttons and displays.
Identifies parts specific to the optional Cephalo Unit, e.g., Nasion Plate, Craniostat.
Describes buttons and controls on the patient frame and arm operation panels.
Lists device parts and consumable items like cassettes and bite blocks.
Outlines initial steps before operation, including software startup and turning on the unit.
Details pre-operation safety checks to ensure safe functioning.
Step-by-step guide for performing panorama X-ray exposures.
Step-by-step guide for performing cephalo X-ray exposures.
Describes steps to take after the unit has been used, including turning it off.
Instructions for routine cleaning and maintenance of the unit's components.
Details items to check during regular annual inspections for proper function.
Lists components and their service life, noting critical safety parts and ordering info.
Addresses issues like no power and unresponsive switches, providing remedies.
Troubleshoots problems related to computer screen messages and arm display errors.
Covers image quality issues and abnormal unit behavior, providing solutions.
Provides a guide to resolving issues based on specific error message numbers.
Presents a step-by-step flowchart for verifying the Digital Direct Auto Exposure.
Details the setup process and how to make exposures for DDAE verification.
Explains how to compare DAP values and interpret the verification results.
Lists general specs like product name, model, safety classifications, and intended use.
Details technical parameters of the X-ray tube, exposure times, voltage, and current.
Covers image resolution, quality metrics, and X-ray dose data.
Outlines requirements for computers, connectivity, and environmental operating conditions.
Declares the device's compliance with EMD standards regarding radio frequency emissions.
Details the device's immunity to electromagnetic disturbances and required environments.
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