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General| Type | Panoramic |
|---|---|
| Imaging Modalities | Panoramic |
| Field of View | Panoramic |
| X-ray Tube Voltage | 60-90 kV |
| Exposure Time | Adjustable |
| Focal Spot Size | 0.5 mm |
| Patient Positioning | Adjustable |
| Power Requirements | 230 VAC |
Describes the handheld remote for initiating exposures and its indicator lights.
Details the regular and Autoprint cassettes and their usage.
Explains the chin rest, bite piece, and chin support for patient alignment.
Locates and explains the function of the emergency stop button for immediate system halt.
Covers the main display indicators and keys for selecting operational modes like panoramic.
Details the function of keys like Return, Ready, and Clock for unit control.
Explains keys for height adjustment, child mode, temple supports, focal trough, and kV settings.
Describes the exposure warning light, mA settings, Auto key, Control key, and Clock key functions.
Details keys for selecting specific jaw sectors and programming exposure settings.
Outlines the steps to switch on the unit and the self-test process.
Describes how to insert and ensure the cassette is correctly positioned in the carriage.
Guides on preparing the patient, removing accessories, and demonstrating the unit.
Details the procedure for the initial TMJ exposure with the patient's jaw closed.
Explains the process for the second TMJ exposure with the patient's jaw open.
Instructions on how to switch from TMJ mode back to panoramic mode.
Allows selection of specific jaw sectors to reduce radiation dose and exposure time.
Configures the unit to automatically return the carriage after exposure.
Procedure for setting the internal clock and synchronizing time.
Enables or disables the automatic closing of temple supports when the unit is ready.
Allows modification of the audible warning signal's tone during exposure preparation.
How to retrieve and re-use previously saved exposure parameters.
Describes storing and recalling custom exposure settings for faster operation.
Options to adjust light, normal, or dark exposure based on patient needs.
Adjusts default kV/mA based on patient size (child, small, normal, large adult).
Steps to test and confirm the correct operation of the AEC system.
Details the range of AEC adjustments and how to exit AEC mode.
Guides on using the integrated scale for accurate measurements on panoramic radiographs.
Lists and explains system messages displayed for non-critical operational issues.
Provides explanations for error codes and initial steps for resolution.
Explains the cooling time display and its significance for preventing overheating.
Instructions for cleaning various surfaces of the X-ray unit safely.
Recommends periodic checks and calibration by qualified technicians for optimal performance.
Provides specifications for unit weight, dimensions, and operating/storage environment.
Lists the manufacturer's name, address, and contact details.
Specifies factors related to radiation output, filtration, and attenuation.
Outlines line voltage, current limits, and generator power ratings.
Defines how key parameters like exposure time, voltage, and current are measured.
Details anode heating/cooling curves, load ratings, and target material.
Provides dimensions, weight, focal spot tolerances, and reference axis for the tube head.
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