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Vatech PaX-Primo

Vatech PaX-Primo
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Vatech PaX-Primo Specifications

General IconGeneral
X-ray Tube Voltage60-90 kV
Focal Spot Size0.5 mm
Imaging ModesPanoramic, Cephalometric
X-ray Tube Current4-10 mA
Power Supply220-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Conventions in this guide

Explains symbols used in the manual for user comprehension and adherence to instructions.

1.2 Note to the user

Provides critical safety notes regarding X-ray hazards, proper handling, and installation requirements.

1.3 Warning and safety instructions

Details essential precautions for operating the system safely, covering electrical, laser, and general usage hazards.

Chapter 2 PaX-Primo i Imaging system overview

2.1 System features

Describes the PaX-Primo i's digital imaging capabilities, sensor technology, and user interface.

2.2 Analytical programs supported

Summarizes the various anatomical imaging programs and modes that the PaX-Primo i system supports.

2.3 Imaging system construction

Explains the two primary configurations for image delivery to the PC: Ethernet and USB connections.

2.4 Entering the specific, capturing mode

Guides users on selecting the appropriate mode (USB or Network) for initiating image capture.

2.5 Functional distribution of roles

Details the operational responsibilities of the touch pad screen and the PC imaging software.

2.6 General view of the PaX-Primo i

Provides a labeled diagram identifying the main external components of the PaX-Primo i unit.

2.7 Exposure switch

Explains the function and operation of the external exposure switch for initiating image acquisition.

2.8 Replacement parts and positioning accessories

Illustrates and describes various accessories used for patient positioning and unit maintenance.

Chapter 3 Imaging software overview

3.1 PC system requirements

Lists the essential hardware and software specifications for the PC to ensure compatibility with the imaging software.

3.2 Software overview

Presents the initial view of the imaging software on the PC and its fundamental functions.

3.3 Touch pad screen(LCD) overview

Details the PaX-Primo's touch pad screen, covering mode selection, parameter settings, and main interface elements.

3.3.2 Standard Mode

Explains how to select and configure settings within the Standard imaging mode, including resolution and patient type.

3.3.3 Special Mode

Describes the Special imaging modes like Segment Horizontal/Vertical, Bitewing, and Orthogonal.

3.3.4 TMJ Mode

Details the TMJ imaging modes (Lateral Open/Close, PA Open/Close) and their respective parameter adjustments.

3.3.5 Sinus mode

Explains the PA and Lateral modes for Sinus imaging and the process for fine-tuning parameters.

3.3.6 Setting mode

Covers the setting mode for adjusting patient gender, bone density, and kVp/mA values.

Chapter 4 Getting started

4.1 Starting the image viewer software

Guides on launching the EasyDent imaging software and performing initial connection checks.

4.2 Creating a patient record

Details the step-by-step process for creating new patient records within the EasyDent software interface.

4.3 Turing on the PaX-Primo i

Provides clear instructions for powering on the PaX-Primo i unit before operation.

4.4 Calling the imaging software

Explains how to access the imaging capture program from the EasyDent main screen.

4.5 Selecting the medium for the image transfer

Instructs users on choosing the appropriate transfer medium (USB or Ethernet) for acquired images.

Chapter 5 Acquiring images

5.1 Acquiring Standard Panoramic image

Outlines prerequisites and initial steps for capturing a standard panoramic dental image.

5.1.1 Preparing the unit and setting the acquisition parameters

Details how to set up the unit and adjust parameters for standard panoramic imaging acquisition.

5.1.2 Preparing and positioning the patient

Provides crucial instructions for preparing and positioning the patient for optimal image capture.

5.1.3 Preparing for launch of X-Ray

Guides on preparing the system for X-ray emission after patient positioning is complete.

5.1.4 Launching the exposure

Details the procedure for initiating the X-ray emission using the external exposure switch.

5.1.5 Post-processing on the PC

Explains the steps for post-processing acquired images on the PC, including saving options.

5.2 Acquiring TMJ(Temporomandibular Joint )image

Outlines the procedure for acquiring TMJ images, including mode selection and parameter setup.

5.2.1 Preparing the unit and setting the acquisition parameters

Details how to set up the unit and adjust parameters specifically for TMJ imaging.

5.2.2 Preparing and positioning the patient

Guides on preparing and positioning the patient for accurate TMJ image capture.

5.2.3 Preparing for launch of X-Ray

Refers to Section 5.1.3 for procedures on preparing to launch X-ray for TMJ imaging.

5.2.4 Launching the exposure

Refers to Subchapter 5.1.5 for procedures on launching the exposure for TMJ imaging.

5.2.5 Post-processing image on the PC

Explains how to post-process TMJ images on the PC, noting the absence of auto-focusing features.

5.3 Acquiring Sinus image

Outlines the procedure for acquiring Sinus images, including mode selection and parameter setup.

5.3.1 Preparing the unit and setting the acquisition parameters

Details setting up the unit and adjusting parameters for Sinus imaging.

5.3.2 Preparing and positioning the patient

Guides on preparing and positioning the patient for accurate Sinus image capture.

5.3.3 Preparing for launch of X-Ray

Refers to Section 5.1.3 for procedures on preparing to launch X-ray for Sinus imaging.

5.3.4 Launching the exposure

Refers to Subchapter 5.1.5 for procedures on launching the exposure for Sinus imaging.

5.3.5 Post-processing image on the PC

Explains how to post-process Sinus images on the PC, noting the absence of auto-focusing features.

5.4 Acquiring Special Panoramic image

Details acquiring Special Panoramic images, including selecting the desired mode from four options.

5.4.1 Preparing the unit and setting the acquisition parameters

Covers setting up the unit and adjusting parameters for Special Panoramic imaging.

5.4.2 Preparing and positioning the patient

Guides on preparing and positioning the patient for accurate Special Panoramic image capture.

5.4.3 Preparing for launch of X-Ray

Refers to Section 5.1.3 for procedures on preparing to launch X-ray for Special Panoramic imaging.

5.4.4 Launching the exposure

Refers to Subchapter 5.1.5 for procedures on launching the exposure for Special Panoramic imaging.

5.4.5 Post-processing image on the PC

Explains how to post-process Special Panoramic images on the PC.

Chapter 6 Upgrading to the imaging system with auto-focusing capability

6.1 The imaging modes with the AUTO FOCUSING implementation supported

Illustrates the various imaging modes that incorporate the AUTO FOCUSING functionality for improved image acquisition.

6.2 How the AUTO FOCUSING(AF) mode works

Explains the principles and artificial intelligence algorithms behind the AUTO FOCUSING technology for optimal image generation.

6.2.1 Reconstructing procedures

Details the step-by-step process for reconstructing images by selecting optimal layers using AI algorithms.

6.2.2 Graphical explanation

Provides a visual representation of how AUTO FOCUSING selects and reconstructs optimal image layers from multiple captures.

6.2.4 Comparisons between standard and AUTO FOCUSING imaging

Compares image quality and results between standard imaging and AUTO FOCUSING enabled modes.

Chapter 7 Maintenance

7.1 Storage and transportation

Specifies environmental conditions and guidelines for storing and safely transporting the equipment.

7.2 Sterilization and disinfection

Outlines procedures for sterilizing and disinfecting parts that come into contact with patients for hygiene.

7.3 Regular maintenance and treatment

Provides general guidelines for regular maintenance, care, and handling of the equipment.

7.4 Regular checkup

Emphasizes the importance of regular equipment checks by qualified personnel for operational integrity.

7.5 General Notes

Covers pre-operational checks, in-use stage observations, and general handling notes for safe operation.

7.6 X-Ray generation and warning

Discusses X-ray generation safety, warnings, and precautions, including for pregnant patients.

7.7 Daily maintenance tasks

Lists daily tasks for maintaining accessories and unit covers, including specific cleaning instructions.

Chapter 8 Technical specifications

8.1 Unit technical specifications

Details general technical specifications of the PaX-Primo unit, including X-ray beam, reconstruction, and dimensions.

8.1.2 X-ray Generator

Provides specific technical details about the X-ray generator, tube type, voltage, current, and cooling.

8.1.5 Dimension of beam limiting device: collimator

Presents dimensions and specifications for the beam limiting device (collimator).

8.1.6 Environmental Characteristics

Lists operating and storage environmental requirements, including temperature and humidity.

8.1.7 Dimension of the Unit

Shows the overall physical dimensions and height specifications of the PaX-Primo unit.

8.1.8 Focal spot distance

Illustrates and specifies the focal spot distance and related measurement areas for imaging.

8.2 X-ray generator technical specifications

Provides detailed specifications for the X-ray generator, covering tube voltage, current, and limits.

8.2.1 X-Ray Tube Specification

Lists specific technical parameters for the D-051 X-ray tube, including filtration and characteristics.

8.2.3 X-Ray generation controller

Details specifications for the X-ray generation controller, including focal spot length and cooling time.

8.2.4 Beam limiter and its dismantled view

Shows the dimensions and material of the beam limiter, along with a dismantled view of its components.

8.3 Classification

Explains the device's classification regarding water ingress protection and operational modes.

8.4 Standards

Lists the safety, performance, and regulatory standards that the product adheres to.

8.5 Marks & Graphic symbols

Identifies key equipment markings and graphic symbols, including CE certification and radiation hazard warnings.

Chapter 9 Service

Service

Emphasizes the need for periodic checks by qualified personnel and refers to the service manual for details.

Chapter 10 Disposal of the Unit

Disposal of the Unit

Guides on safe disposal of unit components, noting environment-friendly aspects and hazardous material handling.

Chapter 11 Emergency Measures

Emergency Measures

Provides troubleshooting steps for common operational issues like device movement failure or exposure switch problems.

Chapter 12 Recommended X-Ray Exposure Table

12.1 Pano Standard

Lists recommended X-ray exposure settings (kVp, mA) for standard panoramic views based on patient gender/figure.

12.2 Pano Special

Provides recommended exposure settings for special panoramic views based on patient gender/figure.

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