OP100 OC100 User Program Manual R2

Orthopantomograph® OP100Orthoceph® OC100User Program Manual for sw. 1.2.07 and higher

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Orthopantomograph® OP100Orthoceph® OC100User Program Manual for sw. 1.2.07 and higher

63328-IMG rev 2

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Manufactured by Instrumentarium DentalNahkelantie 160 (P.O. Box 20)FI-04300 TuusulaFINLANDTel. +358 45 7882 2000Fax. +358 9 851 4048

Orthopantomograph® and Orthoceph® are registered trademarks ofInstrumentarium Dental. U.S. patents 4,641,336; 5,016,264;5,425,065, 5,444,754, 6,731,717 and 6,829,326. German patent4,344,745. Finnish patents 112594 and 114383.

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The original language of this manual is English.

Instrumentarium Dental reserves the right to make changes inspecification and features shown herein, or discontinue the productdescribed at any time without notice or obligation. Contact yourInstrumentarium Dental representative for the most currentinformation.

For service, contact your local distributor.

Copyright Code: 63328-IMG rev 2 Date: 11 June 2007Document code: 63328-IMG1TPH-1 rev 2


Manufactured by Instrumentarium DentalNahkelantie 160 (P.O. Box 20)FI-04300 TuusulaFINLANDTel. +358 45 7882 2000Fax. +358 9 851 4048

Orthopantomograph® and Orthoceph® are registered trademarks ofInstrumentarium Dental. U.S. patents 4,641,336; 5,016,264;5,425,065, 5,444,754, 6,731,717 and 6,829,326. German patent4,344,745. Finnish patents 112594 and 114383.

Documentation, trademark and the software are copyrighted with allrights reserved. Under the copyright laws the documentation may notbe copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to anyelectronic medium or machine readable form in whole or part, withoutthe prior written permission of Instrumentarium Dental.

The original language of this manual is English.

Instrumentarium Dental reserves the right to make changes inspecification and features shown herein, or discontinue the productdescribed at any time without notice or obligation. Contact yourInstrumentarium Dental representative for the most currentinformation.

For service, contact your local distributor.



Table of ContentsTable of Contents
1 Introduction .............................................................................................. 1
1.1 General ................................................................................................................. 11.2 Installation & unit configuration programs ............................................................. 11.3 Programs affecting to image quality..................................................................... 21.4 Other Pr programs ................................................................................................ 2

2 How to program “pr” features ................................................................ 53 User program features............................................................................. 7

3.1 PR 50 LAY: linear tomography image layer .......................................................... 73.2 PR 51 PUS: power up setting ............................................................................. 103.3 PR 52 CCO: constant contrast & density settings............................................... 113.4 PR 53 NOR: resume normal settings.................................................................. 143.5 PR 54 ARN: rotating unit autoreturn ................................................................... 153.6 PR 55 HUP: cassette holder autolift.................................................................... 153.7 PR 56 HLI: cassette holder vertical limit ............................................................. 163.8 PR 57 HON: home side for exposure start.......................................................... 173.9 PR 58 CON: vertebrae shadow compensation ................................................... 183.10 PR 59 PSE: preventative maintenance remainder.............................................. 203.11 PR 60 BEP: panel beep ...................................................................................... 203.12 PR 61 CLC: clear exposure counter ................................................................... 213.13 PR 62 ERR: last failure code .............................................................................. 213.14 PR 68 INS: installation ........................................................................................ 22

1 Introduction .............................................................................................. 11.1 General ................................................................................................................. 11.2 Installation & unit configuration programs ............................................................. 11.3 Programs affecting to image quality..................................................................... 21.4 Other Pr programs ................................................................................................ 2

2 How to program “pr” features ................................................................ 53 User program features............................................................................. 7

3.1 PR 50 LAY: linear tomography image layer .......................................................... 73.2 PR 51 PUS: power up setting ............................................................................. 103.3 PR 52 CCO: constant contrast & density settings............................................... 113.4 PR 53 NOR: resume normal settings.................................................................. 143.5 PR 54 ARN: rotating unit autoreturn ................................................................... 153.6 PR 55 HUP: cassette holder autolift.................................................................... 153.7 PR 56 HLI: cassette holder vertical limit ............................................................. 163.8 PR 57 HON: home side for exposure start.......................................................... 173.9 PR 58 CON: vertebrae shadow compensation ................................................... 183.10 PR 59 PSE: preventative maintenance remainder.............................................. 203.11 PR 60 BEP: panel beep ...................................................................................... 203.12 PR 61 CLC: clear exposure counter ................................................................... 213.13 PR 62 ERR: last failure code .............................................................................. 213.14 PR 68 INS: installation ........................................................................................ 22

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1 Introduction1 Introduction

1 Introduction1.1 GENERAL

The Orthopantomograph OP100® is a panoramic x-ray equipment withthe possibility of linear tomography programs for producinglongitudinal and cross-sectional tomograms of the dentition. Thissoftware can be used with any OP100 or OC100 model includingspecial models OP100 CR, OP100 OT and Ortho ID.

Software is divided into two parts. User programs (“Pr”) are accessibleby the user and they have features for configuring the unit for daily useand for changing technique factors to optimize image quality.

Maintenance & Service programs (“Sr”) are for technical people forinstallation and service. Tools are required to access “Sr” programs.

This manual covers the features of the “Pr” programs OP100 fromsoftware version 1.2.07. Please refer to the OP100 Service ProgramManual V1.2.07/1.2.14 for “Sr” program features.

1.2 INSTALLATION & UNIT CONFIGURATION PROGRAMS

“PR” USER PROGRAMS

Pr50LAY

LINEAR TOMOGRAPHY IMAGE LAYER: Select image layer thicknesses, number of images and the choice of longitudinal and / or cross sectional images for three areas of interest (anterior, premolar and molar)

Pr51PUS

POWER UP SETTINGS: Select imaging program and exposure control mode for the control panel display after OP100 power-up.

Pr54Arn

ROTATING UNIT AUTORETURN: Easy patient exit after the exposure by returning the rotating unit to the nearest patient exit position.

1 Introduction1.1 GENERAL

The Orthopantomograph OP100® is a panoramic x-ray equipment withthe possibility of linear tomography programs for producinglongitudinal and cross-sectional tomograms of the dentition. Thissoftware can be used with any OP100 or OC100 model includingspecial models OP100 CR, OP100 OT and Ortho ID.

Software is divided into two parts. User programs (“Pr”) are accessibleby the user and they have features for configuring the unit for daily useand for changing technique factors to optimize image quality.

Maintenance & Service programs (“Sr”) are for technical people forinstallation and service. Tools are required to access “Sr” programs.

This manual covers the features of the “Pr” programs OP100 fromsoftware version 1.2.07. Please refer to the OP100 Service ProgramManual V1.2.07/1.2.14 for “Sr” program features.

1.2 INSTALLATION & UNIT CONFIGURATION PROGRAMS


Pr50LAY


Pr51PUS

POWER UP SETTINGS: Select imaging program and exposure control mode for the control panel display after OP100 power-up.

Pr54Arn

ROTATING UNIT AUTORETURN: Easy patient exit after the exposure by returning the rotating unit to the nearest patient exit position.

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1.3 PROGRAMS AFFECTING TO IMAGE QUALITY

1.4 OTHER PR PROGRAMS

Pr55HUP

CASSETTE HOLDER AUTOLIFT: Lifts automatically the cassette holder after inserting the panoramic cassette.

Pr56HLI

CASSETTE HOLDER VERTICAL LIMIT: Low ceiling application to limit cassette holder vertical travel below the column top .

Pr57Hon

HOME SIDE FOR EXPOSURE START: Select exposure in one direction, clockwise or counterclockwise rotation , or exposure in both directions.

Pr68InS

INSTALLATION: X-ray beam alignment and AEC calibration programs.


Pr50LAY


Pr51PUS

POWER UP SETTINGS: AEC mode density or Manual mode technique factors for the control panel display after OP100 power-up.

Pr52CCo

CONSTANT CONTRAST & DENSITY: Set technique factors for all imaging programs.

Pr 58Con

VERTEBRAE SHADOW COMPENSATION: kV-compensation at spinal column OFF = no compensation. LO = compensation by 3-4 kVHI = compensation by 6-8 kVASC = Automatic Spine Compensation


Pr53nor

RESUME NORMAL SETTINGS: Reset user program memory parameters for selected “Pr” programs.


1.3 PROGRAMS AFFECTING TO IMAGE QUALITY

1.4 OTHER PR PROGRAMS

Pr55HUP

CASSETTE HOLDER AUTOLIFT: Lifts automatically the cassette holder after inserting the panoramic cassette.

Pr56HLI

CASSETTE HOLDER VERTICAL LIMIT: Low ceiling application to limit cassette holder vertical travel below the column top .

Pr57Hon

HOME SIDE FOR EXPOSURE START: Select exposure in one direction, clockwise or counterclockwise rotation , or exposure in both directions.

Pr68InS

INSTALLATION: X-ray beam alignment and AEC calibration programs.


Pr50LAY


Pr51PUS

POWER UP SETTINGS: AEC mode density or Manual mode technique factors for the control panel display after OP100 power-up.

Pr52CCo

CONSTANT CONTRAST & DENSITY: Set technique factors for all imaging programs.

Pr 58Con

VERTEBRAE SHADOW COMPENSATION: kV-compensation at spinal column OFF = no compensation. LO = compensation by 3-4 kVHI = compensation by 6-8 kVASC = Automatic Spine Compensation


Pr53nor

RESUME NORMAL SETTINGS: Reset user program memory parameters for selected “Pr” programs.


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Pr59PSE

PREVENTATIVE SERVICE MESSAGE: Clear, disable or enable the Preventative Service Request message after installation, maintenance or service.

Pr60bEP

PANEL BEEP: Enable or disable the response “beep” when pushing any key in the display panels.

Pr61CLC

CLEAR EXPOSURE COUNTER: Clear the resetable exposure counter.

Pr62Err

LAST FAILURE CODE: Display of the last storable failure code for this unit.


Pr59PSE

PREVENTATIVE SERVICE MESSAGE: Clear, disable or enable the Preventative Service Request message after installation, maintenance or service.

Pr60bEP

PANEL BEEP: Enable or disable the response “beep” when pushing any key in the display panels.

Pr61CLC

CLEAR EXPOSURE COUNTER: Clear the resetable exposure counter.

Pr62Err

LAST FAILURE CODE: Display of the last storable failure code for this unit.







2 How to program “pr” features2 How to program “pr” features

2 How to program “pr” features 1 To begin the programming: switch the OP100 power on. Wait for

a moment, while the OP100 performs a self check. After warm-upis complete, press and keep pressing OK button on the controlpanel. First a beep is heard and the image layer information orexposure counter value are displayed. After a while more “beeps”are heard and the display shows user program information, eg.“Pr 50 LAY”. At this point, release the OK button. Note that if thebutton is released too early, program resumes to normaloperation. Start again.

2 Select one of the “ Pr “ programs. Use up and down keys to viewprograms , press OK key to select.

3 Set or change the parameters for this program. Use arrow keys toselect option and settings. Follow the guidelines for each “ Pr “program described in the next chapter.

4 Store any changes to the OP100 memory. Press OK “ PAS “ isdisplayed and all indicators are lit. The same programinformation, eg. “ Pr 50 LAY “, is displayed again.

NOTE!If you change the parameters and forget to press “ OK “ or switch thepower off too early, or the message “Sy 26 EEP” is displayed, thestoring of any changes failed. Try again.

5 Exit from the programming. Press OK for a while. Several beepsare heard as the normal display is resumed. Another way to exitprogramming is to switch OP100 power off, wait for 15 s, andswitch the power on again.

2 How to program “pr” features 1 To begin the programming: switch the OP100 power on. Wait for

a moment, while the OP100 performs a self check. After warm-upis complete, press and keep pressing OK button on the controlpanel. First a beep is heard and the image layer information orexposure counter value are displayed. After a while more “beeps”are heard and the display shows user program information, eg.“Pr 50 LAY”. At this point, release the OK button. Note that if thebutton is released too early, program resumes to normaloperation. Start again.

2 Select one of the “ Pr “ programs. Use up and down keys to viewprograms , press OK key to select.

3 Set or change the parameters for this program. Use arrow keys toselect option and settings. Follow the guidelines for each “ Pr “program described in the next chapter.

4 Store any changes to the OP100 memory. Press OK “ PAS “ isdisplayed and all indicators are lit. The same programinformation, eg. “ Pr 50 LAY “, is displayed again.

NOTE!If you change the parameters and forget to press “ OK “ or switch thepower off too early, or the message “Sy 26 EEP” is displayed, thestoring of any changes failed. Try again.

5 Exit from the programming. Press OK for a while. Several beepsare heard as the normal display is resumed. Another way to exitprogramming is to switch OP100 power off, wait for 15 s, andswitch the power on again.



2 How to program “pr” features2 How to program “pr” features



3 User program features3 User program features

3 User program features 3.1 PR 50 LAY: LINEAR TOMOGRAPHY IMAGE

LAYER

For the linear tomographicexposure the image layerthickness in lateral and transversaltomograms can be selected in the“Pr 50 LAY” program. Thisprogram is displayed only whenthe Ortho Trans imaging programsP11and P12 have been activated.

Programming:

1 Select the program and press OK. Display shows the image layersettings of one area of interest. There are three areas of interest:anterior “ Frn” , premolar “Cen” and molar “bAC”. Examples:

2 Select the area of interest. Exposure time display and indicatorare blinking. Press left or right keys. Display shows: “ Frn “ foranterior, “ Cen” for premolar and “ bAC “ for molar region. Greenexposure time LED is blinking

3 Select the longitudinal image layer thickness ( 0 - 8 mm ) and thenumber of images ( 0, 1 or 3 ) for this area. Press key twice.KV/mA indicator LED and kV display are blinking. Select theimage layer thickness and the number of images. Press or key.Display shows one of the choices: “ 2 “, “ 2- “, “ 3 “, “ 3- “, “ 4 “,“ 4- “, “ 5 “, “ 5- “, “ 6 “, “ 6- “, “ 8 “, “ 8- “ or “ 0 “. The symbol“ - “ after a digit indicates that only one image will be exposed,otherwise three images are exposed. Eg. “ 8- “ indicates that oneimage of 8 mm layer thickness will be exposed. If you don’t wantimages in longitudinal projection, select “ 0 “. This feature can beused with follow-up patients.

4 Select the cross sectional image layer thickness ( 0 - 8 mm ) andthe number of images ( 0, 1 or 3 ) for this area. Press up key. KV/mA indicator LED and mA display are blinking. Select the imagelayer thickness and the number of images. Press left or rightkey. Display shows one of the choices: “ 2 “, “ 2- “, “ 3 “, “ 3- “,“ 4 “, “ 4- “, “ 5 “, “ 5- “, “ 6 “, “ 6- “, “ 8 “, “ 8- “ or “ 0 “.´The

3 User program features 3.1 PR 50 LAY: LINEAR TOMOGRAPHY IMAGE

LAYER

For the linear tomographicexposure the image layerthickness in lateral and transversaltomograms can be selected in the“Pr 50 LAY” program. Thisprogram is displayed only whenthe Ortho Trans imaging programsP11and P12 have been activated.

Programming:

1 Select the program and press OK. Display shows the image layersettings of one area of interest. There are three areas of interest:anterior “ Frn” , premolar “Cen” and molar “bAC”. Examples:

2 Select the area of interest. Exposure time display and indicatorare blinking. Press left or right keys. Display shows: “ Frn “ foranterior, “ Cen” for premolar and “ bAC “ for molar region. Greenexposure time LED is blinking

3 Select the longitudinal image layer thickness ( 0 - 8 mm ) and thenumber of images ( 0, 1 or 3 ) for this area. Press key twice.KV/mA indicator LED and kV display are blinking. Select theimage layer thickness and the number of images. Press or key.Display shows one of the choices: “ 2 “, “ 2- “, “ 3 “, “ 3- “, “ 4 “,“ 4- “, “ 5 “, “ 5- “, “ 6 “, “ 6- “, “ 8 “, “ 8- “ or “ 0 “. The symbol“ - “ after a digit indicates that only one image will be exposed,otherwise three images are exposed. Eg. “ 8- “ indicates that oneimage of 8 mm layer thickness will be exposed. If you don’t wantimages in longitudinal projection, select “ 0 “. This feature can beused with follow-up patients.

4 Select the cross sectional image layer thickness ( 0 - 8 mm ) andthe number of images ( 0, 1 or 3 ) for this area. Press up key. KV/mA indicator LED and mA display are blinking. Select the imagelayer thickness and the number of images. Press left or rightkey. Display shows one of the choices: “ 2 “, “ 2- “, “ 3 “, “ 3- “,“ 4 “, “ 4- “, “ 5 “, “ 5- “, “ 6 “, “ 6- “, “ 8 “, “ 8- “ or “ 0 “.´The




symbol “ - “ indicates that only one image will be exposed. Eg. “2- “ indicates that one image of 2 mm layer thickness will beexposed and “ 3 “ indicates that three images of 3 mm layerthickness will be exposed.

NOTE!2 mm image layer thickness is only available in one imagingprojection. See the following table for details.

If you don’t want images in cross sectional projection, select “ 0 “.

5 Select the image layer thicknesses and the number of images forother areas of interest. Repeat steps 2 to 4.

PR 50 LAY: IMAGE LAYER THICKNESSES

Image Layer Thickness

Longitudinal (kV-display)

Cross-sectional (mA display)

1 image 3 images 1 image 3 images

2 mm (FRN)

2- 2 N/A N/A

2 mm (CEN, BAC)

N/A N/A 2- 2

3 mm 3- 3 3- 3

4 mm 4- 4 4- 4

5 mm 5- 5 5- 5

6 mm 6- 6 6- 6

8 mm 8- 8 8- 8

0 mm = no images

0 0

Note: N/A = 2 mm image layer not available.

symbol “ - “ indicates that only one image will be exposed. Eg. “2- “ indicates that one image of 2 mm layer thickness will beexposed and “ 3 “ indicates that three images of 3 mm layerthickness will be exposed.

NOTE!2 mm image layer thickness is only available in one imagingprojection. See the following table for details.

If you don’t want images in cross sectional projection, select “ 0 “.

5 Select the image layer thicknesses and the number of images forother areas of interest. Repeat steps 2 to 4.

PR 50 LAY: IMAGE LAYER THICKNESSES

Image Layer Thickness

Longitudinal (kV-display)

Cross-sectional (mA display)

1 image 3 images 1 image 3 images

2 mm (FRN)

2- 2 N/A N/A

2 mm (CEN, BAC)

N/A N/A 2- 2

3 mm 3- 3 3- 3

4 mm 4- 4 4- 4

5 mm 5- 5 5- 5

6 mm 6- 6 6- 6

8 mm 8- 8 8- 8

0 mm = no images

0 0

Note: N/A = 2 mm image layer not available.




NOTE!An error message will be generated during exposure, if bothlongitudinal and cross sectional image layers are set to “ 0 “. This is auser mistake.

6 Store any changes to the OP100 memory. Press OK key. “ Pr 50LAY “ is displayed again. Select another program or exitprogramming.

NOTE!Pr 50 PrS features of previous software versions (1.2.01, 1.2.05 or1.2.06) are modified and included into the Pr 52 CCo program fromsoftware version 1.2.07.

Pr 50 LAY: REGION OF INTEREST

Region Exposure time display

Choice of Image Layers

Anterior Frn 0, 1 or 3

Premolar CEn 0, 1 or 3

Molar bAC 0, 1 or 3

NOTE!An error message will be generated during exposure, if bothlongitudinal and cross sectional image layers are set to “ 0 “. This is auser mistake.

6 Store any changes to the OP100 memory. Press OK key. “ Pr 50LAY “ is displayed again. Select another program or exitprogramming.

NOTE!Pr 50 PrS features of previous software versions (1.2.01, 1.2.05 or1.2.06) are modified and included into the Pr 52 CCo program fromsoftware version 1.2.07.

Pr 50 LAY: REGION OF INTEREST

Region Exposure time display

Choice of Image Layers

Anterior Frn 0, 1 or 3

Premolar CEn 0, 1 or 3

Molar bAC 0, 1 or 3




3.2 PR 51 PUS: POWER UP SETTINGThe user can set the imaging program and exposure control mode for the control panel to appear after switching the OP100 power on. This will make the use of OP100 even easier and reduce the total imaging time, when the most frequently used imaging program and AEC or Manual mode are automatically selected and the operator can concentrate on patient positioning.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 51 PUS “ and press OK key. Control panelshows current power-up display, eg. – Standard panoramic procedure (Program 1) is chosen– Light is blinking at Program 1– Automatic Exposure Control “ A “ and density setting in the

middle are chosen2 Change the power up setting. Select one of the imaging

programs, Program 1 to 12. Use arrow keys. 3 Select the exposure control mode: AEC, Manual or Test. Use

arrow keys. With the AEC mode select the density setting. Fromthe middle position there are four choices to have darker imagesand four choices for lighter images. If two lights are lit, the densityvalue is between these two settings. With the Manual modeselect one of the preprogrammed patient size symbols or othertechnique factors.

NOTE!AEC can be selected for the panoramic programs (P1 - P4) and forlinear tomography programs P11and P12.

4 Move the blinking light to a place which you would be using most.Usually this is the imaging program selection or AEC densityselection.

5 Press OK to store this power-up displayinto OP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “Pr 51 PUS”again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.2 PR 51 PUS: POWER UP SETTINGThe user can set the imaging program and exposure control mode for the control panel to appear after switching the OP100 power on. This will make the use of OP100 even easier and reduce the total imaging time, when the most frequently used imaging program and AEC or Manual mode are automatically selected and the operator can concentrate on patient positioning.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 51 PUS “ and press OK key. Control panelshows current power-up display, eg. – Standard panoramic procedure (Program 1) is chosen– Light is blinking at Program 1– Automatic Exposure Control “ A “ and density setting in the

middle are chosen2 Change the power up setting. Select one of the imaging

programs, Program 1 to 12. Use arrow keys. 3 Select the exposure control mode: AEC, Manual or Test. Use

arrow keys. With the AEC mode select the density setting. Fromthe middle position there are four choices to have darker imagesand four choices for lighter images. If two lights are lit, the densityvalue is between these two settings. With the Manual modeselect one of the preprogrammed patient size symbols or othertechnique factors.

NOTE!AEC can be selected for the panoramic programs (P1 - P4) and forlinear tomography programs P11and P12.

4 Move the blinking light to a place which you would be using most.Usually this is the imaging program selection or AEC densityselection.

5 Press OK to store this power-up displayinto OP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “Pr 51 PUS”again. Select another program or exit programming.




3.3 PR 52 CCO: CONSTANT CONTRAST & DENSITY SETTINGS

OP100 image quality can be controlled by setting the techniquefactors for film / screen combination and per customer preferences.This is done by giving contrast and density parameters for all imagingprograms P1 to P12 in this user program. Quality Assurance (QA) filmwill be used to select optimum image density.

AEC and Manual mode technique factors are related to each other:the selection of contrast ( kV level ) and density will fix the AEC andManual mode technique factors. Preprogrammed patient size symbolshave only one reference, and this reference is tied to AEC settings.The technique factors’ relation between patient size symbols is fixed.

NOTE!Grid cassette requires 2 steps higher density setting than the standardcassette.

Programming:

1 Select program “Pr 52 CCo” and press OK . Light over programP1 is lit and blinking. KV display shows the current constantcontrast kV level and the exposure time display shows the densityreference for this imaging program.

PR 52 CCO: CONTRAST & DENSITY

Imaging Program

Constant Contrast value kV display (default)

Density Time display

P1 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P2 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P3 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P4 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P5 60 - 85 (77) L 1 - 10 (5)

P6 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P7 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P8 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P9 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P10 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P11 57 - 85 (63) 3 - 12 (7) See Note

P12 57 - 85 (63) 3 - 12 (7) See Note

3.3 PR 52 CCO: CONSTANT CONTRAST & DENSITY SETTINGS

OP100 image quality can be controlled by setting the techniquefactors for film / screen combination and per customer preferences.This is done by giving contrast and density parameters for all imagingprograms P1 to P12 in this user program. Quality Assurance (QA) filmwill be used to select optimum image density.

AEC and Manual mode technique factors are related to each other:the selection of contrast ( kV level ) and density will fix the AEC andManual mode technique factors. Preprogrammed patient size symbolshave only one reference, and this reference is tied to AEC settings.The technique factors’ relation between patient size symbols is fixed.

NOTE!Grid cassette requires 2 steps higher density setting than the standardcassette.

Programming:

1 Select program “Pr 52 CCo” and press OK . Light over programP1 is lit and blinking. KV display shows the current constantcontrast kV level and the exposure time display shows the densityreference for this imaging program.

PR 52 CCO: CONTRAST & DENSITY

Imaging Program

Constant Contrast value kV display (default)

Density Time display

P1 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P2 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P3 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P4 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P5 60 - 85 (77) L 1 - 10 (5)

P6 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P7 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P8 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P9 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P10 57 - 85 (66) 1 - 10 (5)

P11 57 - 85 (63) 3 - 12 (7) See Note

P12 57 - 85 (63) 3 - 12 (7) See Note




2 Select or change the constant contrast value for this imagingprogram. Press down key. kV display is blinking. Use left or rightkeys to change this value. Lower kV increases the imagecontrast.

NOTE!This kV value will depend on the film-screen combination used. ForKodak Lanex Regular - TMG combination values 66 in P1- P4 and 70in P6 - P10 and 63 in P11 & P12 are recommended.

3 Select the density level for this imaging program. Press downkey. mA display is blinking. Use left or right keys to change thisvalue. Higher numbers give darker exposures.

Use Quality Assurance film to obtain correct density setting. QA filmsent from the factory has columns marked with O.D. (Optical Density).QA film column representing about 1.3 - 1.4 O.D. is a reference. Makethe QA exposure at site and process the film. Find a column that hasthe same O.D. or closest with the reference film 1.3 O.D. Calculate theorder of this column starting from the lightest column and set thisvalue, eg. 6, for each imaging program density (see figure). There are15 columns in the QA film.

NOTE!These technique settings are for guidance. If the patient images arelighter or darker than desired, you may have to change contrast and /or density according to user preferences.

Example: If P1 has contrast “ 66 “ and density “ 5 “ this means that P1AEC exposure with middle density scale has 66 kV /10 mA startingvalue. In Manual Control mode preprogrammed patient size symbolshave values 66/5, 66/8, 66/10 (as AEC) and 66/12.

4 If you want to change contrast and dentity for other programs ,repeat steps 2 and 3. Another QA film is needed if theseprograms use different screen-film combination or cassette.

2 Select or change the constant contrast value for this imagingprogram. Press down key. kV display is blinking. Use left or rightkeys to change this value. Lower kV increases the imagecontrast.

NOTE!This kV value will depend on the film-screen combination used. ForKodak Lanex Regular - TMG combination values 66 in P1- P4 and 70in P6 - P10 and 63 in P11 & P12 are recommended.

3 Select the density level for this imaging program. Press downkey. mA display is blinking. Use left or right keys to change thisvalue. Higher numbers give darker exposures.

Use Quality Assurance film to obtain correct density setting. QA filmsent from the factory has columns marked with O.D. (Optical Density).QA film column representing about 1.3 - 1.4 O.D. is a reference. Makethe QA exposure at site and process the film. Find a column that hasthe same O.D. or closest with the reference film 1.3 O.D. Calculate theorder of this column starting from the lightest column and set thisvalue, eg. 6, for each imaging program density (see figure). There are15 columns in the QA film.

NOTE!These technique settings are for guidance. If the patient images arelighter or darker than desired, you may have to change contrast and /or density according to user preferences.

Example: If P1 has contrast “ 66 “ and density “ 5 “ this means that P1AEC exposure with middle density scale has 66 kV /10 mA startingvalue. In Manual Control mode preprogrammed patient size symbolshave values 66/5, 66/8, 66/10 (as AEC) and 66/12.

4 If you want to change contrast and dentity for other programs ,repeat steps 2 and 3. Another QA film is needed if theseprograms use different screen-film combination or cassette.




5 Skip next steps and go to step 10, if you don’t have or are notusing OC100 cephalostat.

6 OC100 models only: Select program P5. Set the contrast. Set thedensity for lateral view and PA view.

7 Change the contrast. Press left key to enhance contrast or rightkey to lower the contrast.

8 Set the density for lateral view. Press down key. Time displayshows current density, eg. “L 6” . Change the value if needed.Press left key to decrease density or right key to increase.

9 OC100 has a feature where the collimator position will causetechnique factors automatically to increase from lateral to PAprojection. This is done by increasing the technique factors ,exposure time or kV. Set the density for postero-anterior (PA) orfacial view. Press down key . Exposure time shows the density forPA view, eg. “ P 6 “, “ P 7 “, “ P 8 “ or “ P 9 “ and one of thepatient size symbol is blinking. Press left key to decrease thedensity or right key to increase. One step higher density than inlateral view is suitable in most cases.

10 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 52 CCo “again. Select another program or exit programming.

PR 52 CCO: CEPHALOSTAT CONTRAST & DENSITY

Constant Contrast value (default)

Ceph tube current(default)

Density setting for lateral view(default)

Density setting for PA view

Panel display

kVdisplay

mAdisplay

Timedisplay

Timedisplay

Patient size symbol indicator

P5lateral view

P5 PA view

60 - 85 (77)

Blank (12)

L 1 - L 10(L 5)See Note

P 1 - P 10 child

P 2 - P 11 juvenile

P 3 - P 12 adult

P 4 - P 12

tall adult

Note: L = Lateral view, P = posterior-anterior or facial view.

5 Skip next steps and go to step 10, if you don’t have or are notusing OC100 cephalostat.

6 OC100 models only: Select program P5. Set the contrast. Set thedensity for lateral view and PA view.

7 Change the contrast. Press left key to enhance contrast or rightkey to lower the contrast.

8 Set the density for lateral view. Press down key. Time displayshows current density, eg. “L 6” . Change the value if needed.Press left key to decrease density or right key to increase.

9 OC100 has a feature where the collimator position will causetechnique factors automatically to increase from lateral to PAprojection. This is done by increasing the technique factors ,exposure time or kV. Set the density for postero-anterior (PA) orfacial view. Press down key . Exposure time shows the density forPA view, eg. “ P 6 “, “ P 7 “, “ P 8 “ or “ P 9 “ and one of thepatient size symbol is blinking. Press left key to decrease thedensity or right key to increase. One step higher density than inlateral view is suitable in most cases.

10 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 52 CCo “again. Select another program or exit programming.

PR 52 CCO: CEPHALOSTAT CONTRAST & DENSITY

Constant Contrast value (default)

Ceph tube current(default)

Density setting for lateral view(default)

Density setting for PA view

Panel display

kVdisplay

mAdisplay

Timedisplay

Timedisplay

Patient size symbol indicator

P5lateral view

P5 PA view

60 - 85 (77)

Blank (12)

L 1 - L 10(L 5)See Note

P 1 - P 10 child

P 2 - P 11 juvenile

P 3 - P 12 adult

P 4 - P 12

tall adult

Note: L = Lateral view, P = posterior-anterior or facial view.




3.4 PR 53 NOR: RESUME NORMAL SETTINGS

Normal settings for all parameters canbe resumed. This can be done afterservice or in the case of CPU boardmemory problem. Error counter andexposure counters are not affected.

Programming:

1 Select program “Pr 53 nor”. Timedisplay shows “ OFF “ or “ on “. Ifyou by mistake enter this program, select “ OFF “ to exit withoutchanges. It is recommended to record “ Pr “ settings prior tousing this program.

2 Press left key, if you don’t want toresume factory default values. “ OFF “is displayed.

3 Press right key to resume factory normalsettings. “ on “ is displayed. Thisprogram will affect to the following Userprograms

These parameters have to be checked for configuring OP100 for dailyuse.

Pr 50 LAY: Frn , 6 longitudinal, 4 cross sectionalCEn , 6 longitudinal, 4 cross sectionalbAC , 6 longitudinal, 4 cross sectional

Pr 51 PUS: P1 blinking, AEC, density in the middle

Pr 52 CCO: P1-P4 (66/5), P5 (77/12/L 5), P6-P10 (66/5), P11-P12 (63/7)

Pr 54 Arn: on

Pr 55 HUP: OFF

Pr 56 HLI: OFF

Pr 57 HON: L -, if positioning panel on the left side or double panels r -, if positioning panel on the right side

Pr 58 CON: P1-P4 (ASC)

Pr 59 PSE: on

Pr 60 BEP: on

Pr 68 INS: OFF

3.4 PR 53 NOR: RESUME NORMAL SETTINGS

Normal settings for all parameters canbe resumed. This can be done afterservice or in the case of CPU boardmemory problem. Error counter andexposure counters are not affected.

Programming:

1 Select program “Pr 53 nor”. Timedisplay shows “ OFF “ or “ on “. Ifyou by mistake enter this program, select “ OFF “ to exit withoutchanges. It is recommended to record “ Pr “ settings prior tousing this program.

2 Press left key, if you don’t want toresume factory default values. “ OFF “is displayed.

3 Press right key to resume factory normalsettings. “ on “ is displayed. Thisprogram will affect to the following Userprograms

These parameters have to be checked for configuring OP100 for dailyuse.

Pr 50 LAY: Frn , 6 longitudinal, 4 cross sectionalCEn , 6 longitudinal, 4 cross sectionalbAC , 6 longitudinal, 4 cross sectional

Pr 51 PUS: P1 blinking, AEC, density in the middle

Pr 52 CCO: P1-P4 (66/5), P5 (77/12/L 5), P6-P10 (66/5), P11-P12 (63/7)

Pr 54 Arn: on

Pr 55 HUP: OFF

Pr 56 HLI: OFF

Pr 57 HON: L -, if positioning panel on the left side or double panels r -, if positioning panel on the right side

Pr 58 CON: P1-P4 (ASC)

Pr 59 PSE: on

Pr 60 BEP: on

Pr 68 INS: OFF




4 Press OK to store any changes into OP100 memory. OP 100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 53 nor “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.5 PR 54 ARN: ROTATING UNIT AUTORETURN After the exposure the unit can stop sothat the patient has an easy exit fromthe unit. The return movement of therotating unit after the exposure can beenabled or disabled. Note that therotating unit can always be returned bypressing the key.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 54 Arn “. Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 Select autoreturn after the exposure.Press right key until “ on “ is displayed.In this case the rotating unit is moved sothat the patient has an easy exit fromthe unit.

3 Press right key, if you don’t want torotating unit to return to the nearestpatient positioning position after theexposure. “ OFF “ is displayed. In thiscase the cassette rack stays behind the patient after theexposure.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP 100 memory. OP 100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 54 Arn “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.6 PR 55 HUP: CASSETTE HOLDER AUTOLIFT

Cassette holder can be programmed tolift up automatically when thepanoramic cassette has been insertedin its place. A message is displayed onthe control panel.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 55 HUP “.Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

4 Press OK to store any changes into OP100 memory. OP 100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 53 nor “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.5 PR 54 ARN: ROTATING UNIT AUTORETURN After the exposure the unit can stop sothat the patient has an easy exit fromthe unit. The return movement of therotating unit after the exposure can beenabled or disabled. Note that therotating unit can always be returned bypressing the key.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 54 Arn “. Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 Select autoreturn after the exposure.Press right key until “ on “ is displayed.In this case the rotating unit is moved sothat the patient has an easy exit fromthe unit.

3 Press right key, if you don’t want torotating unit to return to the nearestpatient positioning position after theexposure. “ OFF “ is displayed. In thiscase the cassette rack stays behind the patient after theexposure.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP 100 memory. OP 100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 54 Arn “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.6 PR 55 HUP: CASSETTE HOLDER AUTOLIFT

Cassette holder can be programmed tolift up automatically when thepanoramic cassette has been insertedin its place. A message is displayed onthe control panel.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 55 HUP “.Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.




2 Press right key, when the automaticlifting up of cassette rack is requested. “on “ is displayed.

NOTE!When the panoramic cassette is inserted, a message “ UP CAS “ isdisplayed and the unit aligns itself for patient positioning and raisesthe cassette holder.

3 Press left key, when the automatic liftingup of cassette holder is not needed. “OFF “ is displayed. In this case thecassette holder can be lifted by pressingthe key in the positioning panel.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 55 HUP “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.7 PR 56 HLI: CASSETTE HOLDER VERTICAL LIMIT

In the rooms with limited ceiling heightthe cassette holder vertical limit can beactivated. This option makes thecassette holder to always stay belowthe height of the column.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 56 HLI “. Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 Press left key, when the cassette holdervertical limit is not needed. “ OFF “ isdisplayed. Now the cassette holder canraise over the column height.

2 Press right key, when the automaticlifting up of cassette rack is requested. “on “ is displayed.

NOTE!When the panoramic cassette is inserted, a message “ UP CAS “ isdisplayed and the unit aligns itself for patient positioning and raisesthe cassette holder.

3 Press left key, when the automatic liftingup of cassette holder is not needed. “OFF “ is displayed. In this case thecassette holder can be lifted by pressingthe key in the positioning panel.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 55 HUP “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.7 PR 56 HLI: CASSETTE HOLDER VERTICAL LIMIT

In the rooms with limited ceiling heightthe cassette holder vertical limit can beactivated. This option makes thecassette holder to always stay belowthe height of the column.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 56 HLI “. Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 Press left key, when the cassette holdervertical limit is not needed. “ OFF “ isdisplayed. Now the cassette holder canraise over the column height.




3 Press right key, when the cassetteholder vertical limit is requested. “ on “is displayed.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 56 HLI “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.8 PR 57 HON: HOME SIDE FOR EXPOSURE START

The home side i.e. the patientpositioning side of the unit can beselected. If the unit is supplied with onepositioning panel, the home side is thesame as the panel side. With the OrthoTrans option and two positioning panelsthe home side is selected with thisprogram.

OP 100 operates normally uni-directionally, i.e. the exposure isenabled while the rotating unit movesclockwise (left-handed unit “LL” or “LR”)or counterclockwise (right-handed unit or “RL” or “RR”) and after theexposure the rotating unit returns to starting position.

In OP 100 a bi-directional exposure is also possible, where the unitcan make an exposure both clockwise and counterclockwise, and noreturn sequence is necessary after the exposure.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 57 Hon “. Display shows one of the choices:“ -r- “, “ -L- “ or “ L=r “.

2 OP100 with one patient positioning panel, Franfort and layer lighton the left side of the unit: the display should have “ -L- “. If not,press left or right keys and select “ -L- “.

3 OP100 with one panel and lights on the right side: the displayshould show “ -r- “. If not, select “ -r- “.

4 OP100 with Ortho Trans has two positioning panels on bothsides and lights one one side. The display shows either “ -L- “ or“ -r- “. Set the value to “ -L- “ if the Frankfort & focal trough lights

Pr 57 Hon Positioning Lights

Rotation for exposure

OP/OC100 type

- r - Right side of unit

Counterclockwise (ccw)

RR, RL

- L - Left side Clockwise (cw) LL, LR

L = r Dual, on both sides

(cw) -> (ccw) -> (cw) - ->

DL, DR

3 Press right key, when the cassetteholder vertical limit is requested. “ on “is displayed.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 56 HLI “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.8 PR 57 HON: HOME SIDE FOR EXPOSURE START

The home side i.e. the patientpositioning side of the unit can beselected. If the unit is supplied with onepositioning panel, the home side is thesame as the panel side. With the OrthoTrans option and two positioning panelsthe home side is selected with thisprogram.

OP 100 operates normally uni-directionally, i.e. the exposure isenabled while the rotating unit movesclockwise (left-handed unit “LL” or “LR”)or counterclockwise (right-handed unit or “RL” or “RR”) and after theexposure the rotating unit returns to starting position.

In OP 100 a bi-directional exposure is also possible, where the unitcan make an exposure both clockwise and counterclockwise, and noreturn sequence is necessary after the exposure.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 57 Hon “. Display shows one of the choices:“ -r- “, “ -L- “ or “ L=r “.

2 OP100 with one patient positioning panel, Franfort and layer lighton the left side of the unit: the display should have “ -L- “. If not,press left or right keys and select “ -L- “.

3 OP100 with one panel and lights on the right side: the displayshould show “ -r- “. If not, select “ -r- “.

4 OP100 with Ortho Trans has two positioning panels on bothsides and lights one one side. The display shows either “ -L- “ or“ -r- “. Set the value to “ -L- “ if the Frankfort & focal trough lights

Pr 57 Hon Positioning Lights

Rotation for exposure

OP/OC100 type

- r - Right side of unit

Counterclockwise (ccw)

RR, RL

- L - Left side Clockwise (cw) LL, LR

L = r Dual, on both sides

(cw) -> (ccw) -> (cw) - ->

DL, DR




are on the left side of the mirror or set the value to “ -r- “ if theFrankfort light is on the right side of the mirror.

5 Optionally OP100 models can have dual set of positioning lightsused in programs P1-P4 and P6-P10. Such models have patientpositioning on both sides of the unit and the exposure can start oneither side of the unit. In this case, select “ L=r “.

6 Press OK to store any changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 57 Hon “again. Select another program or exit programming.

NOTE!This program has changed from the software versions 1.2.01 - 1.2.06.

3.9 PR 58 CON: VERTEBRAE SHADOW COMPENSATION

In panoramic programs P1 to P4 the spine column shadow may becompensated. This compensation mode for each panoramic programis set with this program. When this feature is used, kV-value isautomatically increased at spine column to eliminate the shadow ofvertebrae. This feature has the same function both in Automatic andManual exposure control. Most advanced feature is “ASC” forAutomatic Spine Compensation where the amount of compensation isautomatically controlled. Note that this compensation cannot exceedthe maximum x-ray tube voltage of 85 kV. OP100 CR models cannotuse this ASC feature.

Example of spine compensation (kV=66)

PR 58 CON: VERTEBRAE SHADOW COMPENSATION

Panoramic Program

Mode

are on the left side of the mirror or set the value to “ -r- “ if theFrankfort light is on the right side of the mirror.

5 Optionally OP100 models can have dual set of positioning lightsused in programs P1-P4 and P6-P10. Such models have patientpositioning on both sides of the unit and the exposure can start oneither side of the unit. In this case, select “ L=r “.

6 Press OK to store any changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 57 Hon “again. Select another program or exit programming.

NOTE!This program has changed from the software versions 1.2.01 - 1.2.06.

3.9 PR 58 CON: VERTEBRAE SHADOW COMPENSATION

In panoramic programs P1 to P4 the spine column shadow may becompensated. This compensation mode for each panoramic programis set with this program. When this feature is used, kV-value isautomatically increased at spine column to eliminate the shadow ofvertebrae. This feature has the same function both in Automatic andManual exposure control. Most advanced feature is “ASC” forAutomatic Spine Compensation where the amount of compensation isautomatically controlled. Note that this compensation cannot exceedthe maximum x-ray tube voltage of 85 kV. OP100 CR models cannotuse this ASC feature.

Example of spine compensation (kV=66)


Panoramic Program

Mode




Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 58 Con “. One of the panoramic programindicators P1 to P4 is lit and the time display shows the currentcompensation mode for this program: “ ASC “, “ HI “, “ LO “ or“ OFF “.

2 Press right or left key to change the compensation mode for thisimaging program:

“OFF” disables this feature. It can beselected with pediatric patients. Whendisabled, the same kV value is used duringthe exposure cycle.

“LO” compensates the spine shadow by onekV-step, 3-4 kV. It is selected with most ofthe patients.

“HI” compensates the spine shadow by twokV-steps, 6-8 kV. It can be selected withlarge patients.

Select “ ASC “ for Automatic SpineCompensation. KV compensation will bedetemined automatically.

NOTE!OP100 CR models: In units without AEC function the “ASC” selectionwill cause the unit to operate in “LO” compensation mode in allpanoramic imaging programs. Select “ LO “ or “ HI “ instead.

3 Change the compensation mode for other panoramic programs.Press up key and select another panoramic program. Press keydown and repeat step 2 for this imaging program.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 58 Con “again. Select another program or exit programming.

P1 OFF LO HI ASC

P2 OFF LO HI ASC

P3 OFF LO HI ASC

P4 OFF LO HI ASC


Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 58 Con “. One of the panoramic programindicators P1 to P4 is lit and the time display shows the currentcompensation mode for this program: “ ASC “, “ HI “, “ LO “ or“ OFF “.

2 Press right or left key to change the compensation mode for thisimaging program:

“OFF” disables this feature. It can beselected with pediatric patients. Whendisabled, the same kV value is used duringthe exposure cycle.

“LO” compensates the spine shadow by onekV-step, 3-4 kV. It is selected with most ofthe patients.

“HI” compensates the spine shadow by twokV-steps, 6-8 kV. It can be selected withlarge patients.

Select “ ASC “ for Automatic SpineCompensation. KV compensation will bedetemined automatically.

NOTE!OP100 CR models: In units without AEC function the “ASC” selectionwill cause the unit to operate in “LO” compensation mode in allpanoramic imaging programs. Select “ LO “ or “ HI “ instead.

3 Change the compensation mode for other panoramic programs.Press up key and select another panoramic program. Press keydown and repeat step 2 for this imaging program.

4 Press OK to store these changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 58 Con “again. Select another program or exit programming.

P1 OFF LO HI ASC

P2 OFF LO HI ASC

P3 OFF LO HI ASC

P4 OFF LO HI ASC





3.10 PR 59 PSE: PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE REMAINDER

OP100 has a feature to inform the userevery 2000 exposures aboutpreventative service. When activated,a Preventative Maintenance Requestmessage “ Ch 8 PSE “ is displayedautomatically after power up -sequence, when cumulative 2000exposures have been taken and itcome again until it is cleared with thisprogram. This message has no affectto the unit’s operation.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 59 PSE “. Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 If “ OFF “ was displayed this feature isnot used. Press right key to enable thisfeature. “ on “ is displayed.

3 If “ on “ was displayed, you can pressleft key if you don’t want to use thisfeature. “ OFF “ is displayed.

4 Press right key to reset this counter or toclear the “ Ch 8 PSE “ servicemessage. “ rES “ is displayed. Next “Ch 8 PSE “ service message will comeafter 2000 exposures.

5 Press OK to store any changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 59 PSE “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.11 PR 60 BEP: PANEL BEEP Enables the response “beep” whenpushing any key in the OP100 panels.This feature can be disabled, if neededfor maintenance and testing.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 60 bEP “.Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 Press left key, if you don’t want to hearthe beep-signal after pushing the panelkeys. “ OFF “ is displayed.

3.10 PR 59 PSE: PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE REMAINDER

OP100 has a feature to inform the userevery 2000 exposures aboutpreventative service. When activated,a Preventative Maintenance Requestmessage “ Ch 8 PSE “ is displayedautomatically after power up -sequence, when cumulative 2000exposures have been taken and itcome again until it is cleared with thisprogram. This message has no affectto the unit’s operation.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 59 PSE “. Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 If “ OFF “ was displayed this feature isnot used. Press right key to enable thisfeature. “ on “ is displayed.

3 If “ on “ was displayed, you can pressleft key if you don’t want to use thisfeature. “ OFF “ is displayed.

4 Press right key to reset this counter or toclear the “ Ch 8 PSE “ servicemessage. “ rES “ is displayed. Next “Ch 8 PSE “ service message will comeafter 2000 exposures.

5 Press OK to store any changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 59 PSE “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.11 PR 60 BEP: PANEL BEEP Enables the response “beep” whenpushing any key in the OP100 panels.This feature can be disabled, if neededfor maintenance and testing.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 60 bEP “.Time display shows “ OFF “ or “on “.

2 Press left key, if you don’t want to hearthe beep-signal after pushing the panelkeys. “ OFF “ is displayed.




3 Press right key, if you want to enable thebeep-signal after pushing the panelkeys. “ on “ is displayed.

4 Press OK to store any changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 60 bEP “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.12 PR 61 CLC: CLEAR EXPOSURE COUNTER Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 61 CLC “. MAand time displays show the totalnumber of exposures since lastclearing of this counter.

2 Press left key to clear the countervalue to zero after Installation orMaintenance.. “ 0 “ is displayed.

3 Press right key, if you don’t want toclear the exposure counter valueto zero. Number of exposures taken , eg. “ 12 345 “, is displayedon the mA ( = “12” ) and exposure time (= “345”) displays.

4 Press OK to store any changes into OP100 memory. OP 100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “Pr 61 CLC”.Select another program or exit programming.

3.13 PR 62 ERR: LAST FAILURE CODE OP 100 stores in the memory the last storable failure codeinformation. A new OP 100 may have a failure code already in thismemory and this is considered normal.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 62 Err “.OP 100 displays the last failurecode. If there are no failurecodes stored in the memory,displays show “ --- -- --- “ .

3 Press right key, if you want to enable thebeep-signal after pushing the panelkeys. “ on “ is displayed.

4 Press OK to store any changes intoOP100 memory. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 60 bEP “again. Select another program or exit programming.

3.12 PR 61 CLC: CLEAR EXPOSURE COUNTER Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 61 CLC “. MAand time displays show the totalnumber of exposures since lastclearing of this counter.

2 Press left key to clear the countervalue to zero after Installation orMaintenance.. “ 0 “ is displayed.

3 Press right key, if you don’t want toclear the exposure counter valueto zero. Number of exposures taken , eg. “ 12 345 “, is displayedon the mA ( = “12” ) and exposure time (= “345”) displays.

4 Press OK to store any changes into OP100 memory. OP 100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “Pr 61 CLC”.Select another program or exit programming.

3.13 PR 62 ERR: LAST FAILURE CODE OP 100 stores in the memory the last storable failure codeinformation. A new OP 100 may have a failure code already in thismemory and this is considered normal.

Programming:

1 Select program “ Pr 62 Err “.OP 100 displays the last failurecode. If there are no failurecodes stored in the memory,displays show “ --- -- --- “ .




NOTE!Ch failure code “ Ch 5 *** “ will be stored, others Ch codes will be not.Sy failure codes will be stored, except “ Sy 20 *** “ and “ Sy 26 EEP “.

2 Press OK key. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 62 Err “again. Select another program or exitprogramming.

3.14 PR 68 INS: INSTALLATION Installation software for checkingthe x-ray beam alignment and AECoperation without opening themirror cover. Any settings of thisprogram are valid until the power isswitched off.

Programming:

1 Select the program. Press OK . Display shows “ OFF “.2 Repetitive exposures with imaging movements can be made

without replacing the cassette. Select “ nCA “. Exit programmingwithout switching the power off. Select imaging mode andtechnique factors. Make the installation exposures. Cassettepositions are not checked.

3 Repetitive exposures with imaging movements can be madewithout replacing the cassette nor checking the collimatorposition. Select “ nCh “. Exit programming without switching thepower off. Select imaging mode and technique factors. Make

PR 68 INS: INSTALLATION

Mode Function

OFF No function. Also default after switching OP100 power off.

nCA No cassette position check.

nCh No collimator nor cassette check.

EPS Exposure without movement, no collimator nor cassette check.

FrE Exposure with AEC frequency display.

NOTE!Ch failure code “ Ch 5 *** “ will be stored, others Ch codes will be not.Sy failure codes will be stored, except “ Sy 20 *** “ and “ Sy 26 EEP “.

2 Press OK key. OP100 will light allindicators and display “ PAS “momentarily and then “ Pr 62 Err “again. Select another program or exitprogramming.

3.14 PR 68 INS: INSTALLATION Installation software for checkingthe x-ray beam alignment and AECoperation without opening themirror cover. Any settings of thisprogram are valid until the power isswitched off.

Programming:

1 Select the program. Press OK . Display shows “ OFF “.2 Repetitive exposures with imaging movements can be made

without replacing the cassette. Select “ nCA “. Exit programmingwithout switching the power off. Select imaging mode andtechnique factors. Make the installation exposures. Cassettepositions are not checked.

3 Repetitive exposures with imaging movements can be madewithout replacing the cassette nor checking the collimatorposition. Select “ nCh “. Exit programming without switching thepower off. Select imaging mode and technique factors. Make

PR 68 INS: INSTALLATION

Mode Function

OFF No function. Also default after switching OP100 power off.

nCA No cassette position check.

nCh No collimator nor cassette check.

EPS Exposure without movement, no collimator nor cassette check.

FrE Exposure with AEC frequency display.




installation exposures. Collimator and cassette positions are notchecked and the 15 s wait period between exposures is notmonitored.

4 Repetitive exposures without imaging movements can be madewithout replacing the cassette. Select “ EPS “. Exit programmingwithout switching the power off. Select imaging mode andtechnique factors. Make installation exposures, eg. cephalostatbeam alignment. No imaging movements. Collimator andcassette positions are not checked. 15 s wait period betweenexposures is not monitored.

5 AEC operation in stand-by and with exposure can be tested.Select “ FrE “. Exit programming without switching the power off.Adjust the stand-by frequency. Insert the aluminium tool to theTHA. Select the kV and mA. Make the exposure and adjust theAEC gain.

6 Store any changes to the OP100 memory. Press OK . Selectanother User Program or exit from programming. Note that if thepower is switched off before installation exposures, all thesesettings go to “ OFF “. Start again from beginning.

installation exposures. Collimator and cassette positions are notchecked and the 15 s wait period between exposures is notmonitored.

4 Repetitive exposures without imaging movements can be madewithout replacing the cassette. Select “ EPS “. Exit programmingwithout switching the power off. Select imaging mode andtechnique factors. Make installation exposures, eg. cephalostatbeam alignment. No imaging movements. Collimator andcassette positions are not checked. 15 s wait period betweenexposures is not monitored.

5 AEC operation in stand-by and with exposure can be tested.Select “ FrE “. Exit programming without switching the power off.Adjust the stand-by frequency. Insert the aluminium tool to theTHA. Select the kV and mA. Make the exposure and adjust theAEC gain.

6 Store any changes to the OP100 memory. Press OK . Selectanother User Program or exit from programming. Note that if thepower is switched off before installation exposures, all thesesettings go to “ OFF “. Start again from beginning.







Orthopantomograph® OP100Orthoceph® OC100User Program Manual for sw. 1.2.07 and higher, English

63328-IMG rev 2 Printed in Finland 06/2007

Instrumentarium Dental reserves the right to make changes in specification and features shown herein, or discontinue the product described at any time without notice or obligation. Contact your Instrumentarium Dental representative for the most current information.


Instrumentarium DentalP.O.Box 20, FI-04301 Tuusula, FinlandTel. +358 45 7882 2000Fax +358 9 851 4048

Americas:Instrumentarium Dental Inc.Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.Tel. 800 558 6120Fax 414 481 8665

Orthopantomograph® OP100Orthoceph® OC100User Program Manual for sw. 1.2.07 and higher, English

63328-IMG rev 2 Printed in Finland 06/2007

Instrumentarium Dental reserves the right to make changes in specification and features shown herein, or discontinue the product described at any time without notice or obligation. Contact your Instrumentarium Dental representative for the most current information.


Instrumentarium DentalP.O.Box 20, FI-04301 Tuusula, FinlandTel. +358 45 7882 2000Fax +358 9 851 4048

Americas:Instrumentarium Dental Inc.Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.Tel. 800 558 6120Fax 414 481 8665


Documents

OP100 OC100 User Program Manual R2