EasyManua.ls Logo

Open Technologies NeWay User Manual

Open Technologies NeWay
26 pages
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
Page #1 background imageLoading...
Page #1 background image
Open Technologies S.r.l.
EDITING
In this section are reported all the edits to the chapters of the object manual.
N° of
Chnge
N° Manual
Edition OBJECT OF CHANGE
DATE
0 0
Release 23/05/2017
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
This manual contains the use and maintenance original instructions, it is considered as part
and parcel of the machine, it must be read thoroughly before attempting any operations and it
must be kept until final disposal.
If the machine is sold the manual must go with it.
Edit N°: 00 - Rev. N°: 01 of 07/17/17 USE INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
Nome file: NeWay User Manual 2017 rev01.odt Pag. 1 di 26

Table of Contents

Question and Answer IconNeed help?

Do you have a question about the Open Technologies NeWay and is the answer not in the manual?

Open Technologies NeWay Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOpen Technologies
ModelNeWay
CategoryScanner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

EDITING

1. EC MARKING AND CONFORMITY DECLARATION

1.2. POSITION OF LABEL ON THE MACHINE

The label with EC marking is on the posterior part of the scanner.

2. CONFORMITY DECLARATION

3. INTRODUCTION

4. NORM REFERENCES

5. PRESENTATION OF THE MACHINE

6. GLOSSARY

7. ACCESSORIES

Model Holder

To be inserted in the machine (held with a magnetic lock); it has an adhesive part on which can be fixed a dental model.

Multidie Holder

To be inserted in the machine (held with a magnetic lock); it has nine positions to fit nine dies simultaneously.

Accessory: Concept Quad Holder

Accessory: Generic Articulator Plate

Accessory: Articulator split cast

Accessory: Master di Calibrazione

Accessory: Reference Rim

8. TECHNICAL DATA

9. TRANSPORTATION – STORAGE

Storage Conditions

Describes recommended environmental conditions for storing the 3D scanner, including temperature and humidity.

Moving Instructions

Provides guidance on moving the machine, including lifting procedures and safety precautions.

10. INSTALLATION

Clamping, Anchorage, and Vibration Damping

Details instructions for securing the 3D scanner and managing vibrations during installation.

Required Space for Use and Maintenance

Specifies the necessary clearance around the machine for operation and maintenance activities.

Allowed Environmental Conditions

Outlines the permissible temperature, humidity, and air quality for optimal scanner operation.

Power Supply and Connection Instructions

Software and Driver Installation Procedure

Projector Setup

Waste Material Removal and Disposal

User's Precautionary Measures

11. MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS

Detailed Description of the Machine

Provides a comprehensive overview of the 3D scanner's structure, components, and their functions.

Repairs and Safety Devices

Describes the machine's safety features, external panels, and the low voltage operation of its motor and projector.

Unauthorized Uses of the Machine

Lists prohibited uses of the 3D scanner, including operating with damaged parts or in wet environments.

Noise Emissions

States the noise level produced by the machine, measured as sound pressure in the workplace.

Vibrations, Radiations, and Particles

Confirms that the unit emits no vibrations, fine particles, or radiation during operation.

Gasses and Fumes Emissions

Confirms that the unit emits no gasses or fumes during operation.

Electric System Information

Refers the user to an attached electrical diagram for details on the machine's electrical system.

12. OPERATION

Loading Objects for Scanning

Details the procedure for placing objects on the model holder and within the scanning area.

Controls Description

Refers the user to the separate Software manual for details on commands and actions within the 3DScanning manager software.

Unloading the Object

Stopping Measures

Unauthorized Uses

Troubleshooting Malfunctions

Personal Protection Devices

Required Training

13. MAINTENANCE

Nature and Frequency of Inspections

Covers routine maintenance, record-keeping, use of original parts, and authorized personnel for interventions.

Instructions for Qualified Personnel

Projector Maintenance

Machine Adjustment

14. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Fire-Fighting Equipment

Specifies suitable extinguishers (CO2, ABC powder) and forbids water use on live electrical components.

Harmful Emissions Warnings

Warns about toxic fumes that are produced only in the event of a fire.

15. DECOMMISSIONING

Ordinary Decommissioning

Steps for the operator to turn off the machine at the end of work, including removing objects and pressing the switch.

Scrapping Disposal

Guidance on separating machine parts by material and disassembling components for scrapping.