Ivoclar Vivadent P710 User Manual
Programat® P710
Operating Instructions
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Table of Contents
List of parts 4
1. Introduction / Signs and Symbols 7
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Signs and symbols contained in these Operating Instructions
1.3 Notes regarding the Operating Instructions
1.4 Note on the different voltage versions
1.5 Notes on the images in the Operating Instructions
2. Safety First 9
2.1 Indications
2.2 Health and safety instructions
3. Product Description 14
3.1 General aspects
3.2 Hazardous areas and safety equipment
4. Installation and Initial Start-Up 15
4.1 Unpacking and checking the contents
4.2 Selecting the location
4.3 Removing the transport protection
4.4 Removing the furnace head
4.5 Initial start-up
5. Operation and Configuration 22
5.1 Introduction to the operation
5.2 Firing programs and programming options
5.3 Managing programs
5.4 Advanced functions of the furnace
5.5 Multimedia functions
5.6 Phone function
5.7 Digital Shade Assistant (DSA) function
6. Practical Use 69
6.1 Firing with an Ivoclar Vivadent program
6.2 Firing with an individual program
6.3 Important notes on the use of the Infrared Technology
7. Maintenance, Cleaning and Diagnosis 74
7.1 Monitoring and maintenance
7.2 Cleaning
7.3 Service note
7.4 Stand-by
7.5 Power-saving mode
8. What If... 76
8.1 Error messages
8.2 Additional error messages
8.3 Technical malfunctions
8.4 Repairs
8.5 Reset to factory settings
9. Product Specifications 83
9.1 Delivery form
9.2 Technical data
9.3 Acceptable operating conditions
9.4 Acceptable transportation and storage conditions
10. Appendix 85
10.1 Program table
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List of Parts
1 Screw for cooling tray
2 Cooling tray
7 Air furnace head
8 Furnace head housing
9 Warnings
10 Touch screen
3 Housing base
4 Audio ports
(in/out)
5 Speaker
6 Furnace feet
12b Progress display
11 Keypad
12a Optical Status Display (OSD)
16 Cover for head
opening mechanism
17 Air vents (base)
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18 USB connection
19 USB interface
20 Ethernet connection
13 Operating unit
fixature
14 USB connections
15 Card reader
21 Insulation
22 Firing plate
23 Firing plate holder
24 Frame plate
List of Parts
25 QTK2 heating muffle
26 Furnace head sealing ring
27 Infrared camera
28 Sealing surface
29 On/Off switch
30 Power socket
31 Power cord
32 Rating plate
33 Vacuum pump fuse
34 Vacuum pump socket
36 Cover for head
opening mechanism
37 Connection cover
38 Screw for
connection cover
39 Air vents rear panel
40 Heating element fuse
41 Vacuum hose
connection
42 Vacuum hose
35 Vacuum pump power cord
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List of Parts
43 Furnace head mounting
44 Furnace head
release
48 Plug lock
49 Heater plug
50 Heater plug socket
51 Thermocouple plug
52 Thermocouple plug
socket
53 Furnace head vacuum
connection
45 Heater cable
46 Thermocouple cable
47 Furnace head vacuum hose
60 USB download cable 61 Programat Firing Tray Kit 2 62 Programat USB stick
63 Automatic Temperature
Checking Set 2 ATK 2 (test
set)
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64 Programat
WLAN stick
65 Programat
Bluetooth flash drive
1. Introduction / Signs and Symbols
1.1 Introduction
Dear Customer
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Thank you for having purchased the Programat
has been designed according to the latest industry standards. Inappropriate use may damage the equipment and be
harmful to personnel. Please observe the relevant safety instructions and read the Operating Instructions carefully.
Enjoy working with the P710.
1.2 Signs and symbols contained in these Operating Instructions
The signs and symbols in these Operating Instructions facilitate the finding of important points and have the following
meanings:
Symbol Note
Risks and dangers
P710. It is a state-of-the art furnace for dental applications. The furnace
Important information
Contraindication
Burn hazard
Risk of crushing
The Operating Instructions must be read.
1.3 Notes regarding the Operating Instructions
Furnace concerned: Programat P710
Target group: Dental technologists, dental professionals
These Operating Instructions facilitate the correct, safe and economical use of the Programat P710 furnace. Should you
lose the Operating Instructions, extra copies can be ordered at a nominal fee from your local Ivoclar Vivadent Service
Centre or downloaded from www.ivoclarvivadent.com.
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1. Introduction / Signs and Symbols
1.4 Note on the different voltage versions
The furnace is available with different voltage versions:
– 110 – 120 V / 50 – 60 Hz
– 200 – 240 V / 50 – 60 Hz
In the Operating Instructions, the furnace is described in the 200-240 V voltage version. Please note that the voltage range
shown on the images (e.g. rating plate) may differ depending on the voltage version of your furnace.
1.5 Notes on the images in the Operating Instructions
All images and illustrations in these Operating Instructions are used for exemplification and the details are not authoritative
for the construction of the furnace. They are symbols, which may slightly differ from the original, e.g. due to simplification.
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2. Safety First
This chapter is especially important for individuals who work with the Programat P710 or who have to carry out
maintenance or repair work. This chapter must be read and the corresponding instructions followed!
2.1 Indications
The Programat P710 must only be used to fire dental ceramic materials and it should be used for this purpose only. Other
uses than the ones stipulated, e.g. cooking of food, firing of other materials, etc., are contraindicated. The manufacturer
does not assume any liability for damage resulting from misuse. The user is solely responsible for any risk resulting from
failure to observe these Instructions.
Further instructions to assure proper use of the furnace:
– The instructions, regulations and notes in these Operating Instructions must be observed.
– The instructions, regulations and notes in the material's Instructions for Use must be observed.
– The furnace must be operated under the indicated environmental and operating conditions (see Chapter 9.3)
The Programat P710 must be properly maintained.
Risks and dangers
The furnace head should not be removed from the furnace base as long as
the furnace head is connected by means of the cables.
Make sure that no liquids or other foreign substances enter the furnace.
Burn hazard: Never place objects in the firing chamber by hand, since there is
a burn hazard. Always use the tongs (accessories) supplied for this purpose.
Never touch the hot surface of the furnace head, as there is a burn hazard.
Do not carry the furnace by the cooling tray.
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2. Safety First
Do not carry the furnace head by the cables, since the cables and
connections may be damaged.
The furnace head has an electric drive and must be operated by means of
the electronic controls. Never open the furnace head by hand, since the
mechanism will be damaged.
The furnace must not be operated if the quartz tube or the insulation in the firing chamber are damaged.
There is a risk of electric shock upon contact with the heating wire. Avoid damage of the insulation by contact
with the investment tongs or firing tongs.
Contraindication
Firing trays must not be placed in the area surrounding the firing table, since
this will obstruct the closing of the furnace head.
Foreign objects must not be placed on the furnace head or the air vents.
Make sure that no liquids or other foreign objects enter the air vents, since
this may result in an electrical shock.
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Never use the furnace without a firing table.
Do not touch the thermocouple and the quartz tube in the firing chamber.
Avoid contact with the skin (grease contamination), as the parts may be
prematurely damaged.
Do not insert any foreign objects into the air vents. There is a risk of
electrical shock.
2. Safety First
This product contains ceramic fibres and may release fibre dust. Do not use
compressed air, or blow on the furnace thus distributing the dust in the
environment and observe the additional notes on page 13.
Risk of crushing / burn hazard
Never reach under the furnace head with the hand or other parts of the
body, since there is a risk of crushing and a burn hazard.
Never reach inside the rear cover with the hand or particularly with the
fingers. There is a risk of crushing.
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2. Safety First
2.2 Health and safety instructions
This furnace has been designed according to EN 61010-1 and has been shipped from the manufacturer in excellent
condition as far as safety regulations are concerned. To maintain this condition and to ensure risk-free operation, the user
must observe the notes and warnings contained in these Operating Instructions.
– The user must especially become familiar with the warnings and operating conditions to prevent injury to personnel or
damage to materials. The manufacturer is not responsible for damage resulting from misuse or failure to observe the
Operating Instructions. Warranty claims cannot be accepted in such cases.
– Before switching on the furnace, make sure that the voltage indicated on the rating plate complies with your local pow-
er supply.
– The mains socket must be equipped with a residual current operated device (RCD).
– The power plug acts as a circuit breaker and may only be connected with an easy-to-access power socket with protec-
tive contact.
– Use only the power cord originally supplied with the furnace. It must not be replaced by insufficiently rated ones.
– Place furnace on a fire-proof table. Observe local regulations (e.g. distance to combustible substances or objects, etc.).
– Always keep the air vents at the rear of the furnace free from obstruction.
– Do not touch any parts that become hot during operation of the furnace. Burn hazard!
– When removing hot components from the firing chamber (e.g. firing table, firing tray), make sure to place them on a
fire-proof surface.
– Clean furnace only with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use any solvents! Disconnect power before cleaning and allow the fur-
nace to cool down!
– The furnace must be cool before it is packed for transportation.
– Use original packaging for transportation purposes.
– Before calibration, maintenance, repair or change of parts, the power must be disconnected and the furnace has to be
cool if it has to be opened.
– If calibration, maintenance or repair has to be carried out with the power connected and furnace open, only qualified
personnel who are familiar with the risks and dangers may perform the procedures.
– After maintenance, the required safety tests (high voltage resistance, protective conductor, etc.) have to be carried out.
– Make sure that only fuses of the indicated type and rated current are used.
– If it is assumed that safe operation is no longer possible, the power must be disconnected to avoid accidental operation.
Safe operation is no longer possible
– if the furnace is visibly damaged.
– if the furnace does not work.
– if the furnace has been stored under unfavourable conditions over an extended period of time.
– Use only original spare parts.
– The temperature range for faultless operation is +5°C to + 40°C.
– If the furnace has been stored at very low temperatures or high atmospheric humidity, the head has to be opened and
the furnace dried or left to adjust to room temperature for approx. 4 hours (do not connect the power yet).
– The furnace is tested for use at altitudes of up to 2000 m above sea level.
– The furnace may only be used indoors.
– Before leaving the factory, the furnace functions were tested for several hours. It is therefore possible that these tests
have caused slight discolouration of the insulation. Nevertheless, your Programat P710 is still a brand new furnace.
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Any disruption of the protective conductor either inside or outside the furnace or any loosening of the
protective conductor may lead to danger for the user in case of malfunction. Deliberate interruptions are not
tolerated.
Materials developing harmful gases must not be fired!
Warnings regarding the dismounting of the heating muffle
This product contains ceramic fibres and may release fibre dust. Fibre dust has proved to be carcinogenic in
animal experiments. The heating muffle may only be dismounted by a qualified Ivoclar Vivadent After Sales
Service Centre. Information regarding the Safety Data Sheet is also available from your Ivoclar Vivadent After
Sales Service Centre.
Disposal:
The apparatus must not be disposed of in the normal domestic waste. Please correctly dispose of old furnaces
according to the corresponding EU council directive. Information regarding disposal may also be found on the
respective national Ivoclar Vivadent website.
2. Safety First
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3. Product Description
3.1 General issues
The Programat P710 is a modern ceramic furnace for dental applications. The firing chamber may be heated up to max.
1200 °C (2192 °F) by means of a heating element. Furthermore, the firing chamber has been designed in such a way that
a vacuum may be created with a vacuum pump. Electronic components with the corresponding software monitor and control the firing programs. Additionally, the set and actual temperatures are continuously compared.
The Programat P710 consists of the following components:
– Furnace base with electronic controls
– Furnace head with firing chamber
– Cooling tray
– Firing table
– Power cord and hose for vacuum pump
3.2 Hazardous areas and safety equipment
Description of the hazardous areas of the furnace:
Hazardous area Type of risk
Firing chamber Burn hazard
Opening/closing mechanism Risk of crushing
Electrical components Risk of electrical shock
Description of the safety equipment of the furnace:
Safety equipment Protective effect
Protective conductor Protection from electrical shock
Electrical fuses Protection from electrical shock
Furnace housing and end caps Protection from electrical shock, burning and crushing
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4. Installation and Initial Start-Up
4.1 Unpacking and checking the contents
Remove the furnace components from their packaging and place them on a suitable table. Please observe the instructions
on the outer packaging.
There are no special transportation grips on the furnace. Support the bottom of the furnace to carry it. Check the delivery
for completeness (see delivery form in Chapter 9) and transportation damage. If parts are damaged or missing, contact
your Ivoclar Vivadent After Sales Service Centre.
We recommend keeping the original packaging for future service and transportation purposes.
4.2 Selecting the location
Place the furnace on a flat table using the rubber feet. Make sure that the furnace is not placed in the immediate vicinity of
heaters or other sources of heat. Make sure that air may properly circulate between the wall and the furnace. Also ensure
that there is enough space between the furnace and the user, as the furnace releases heat during the opening of the
furnace head.
The furnace should neither be placed nor operated in areas where there is an explosion hazard.
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4. Installation and Initial Start-Up
4.3 Assembly
Assembling the furnace is very easy and involves only few steps. Before you start assembling the furnace, make sure that
the voltage indicated on the rating plate (32) complies with the local power supply. If this is not the case, the furnace must
not be connected.
Step 1:
Assembling the cooling tray (2)
Remove the two fastening screws (1) for the cooling tray and the
transport protection of the infrared camera.
Place the cooling tray (2) on the frame plate (24). Make sure that the
cooling tray is correctly positioned on the frame plate.
Secure the cooling tray (2) with the two fastening screws (1).
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Step 2:
Mounting the firing plate
Place the firing plate (22) on the firing plate holder (23). If placed
correctly, the bottom of the firing plate is automatically centered in
the firing plate holder.
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Step 3:
Mounting the furnace head
The complete furnace head is best mounted with the rear panel of
the furnace pointing towards the user. Lift the furnace head with
both hands (see picture) and carefully position it on the furnace head
mounting.
Position the furnace head mounting as shown in
the picture until the furnace head audibly snaps
into place. Make sure that the firing plate (5) is
not damaged by mounting the furnace head.
4. Installation and Initial Start-Up
Step 4:
Connections
Connect the cables of the furnace head with the furnace base.
Proceed as follows:
– Connect the vacuum hose (53)
– Insert the thermocouple plug (51) (make sure that the polarity of
the plug is correct)
– Insert the heater plug (49)
1. Insert the heater plug in the intended socket.
2. Secure the heater plug by rotating it 45° until it snaps into place.
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Step 5:
Hinging on the hood
Once all cables are properly connected to the furnace base, the hood
(36) can be hinged over the connections until it snaps into place.
Step 6:
Mounting the connection cover
Mount the connection cover (37) and secure it with the fastening
screw (38). When mounting the connection cover, make sure that
the catch springs on the sides snap into place.
The furnace may only be operated with the hood and the
connection cover mounted.
Step 7:
Establishing additional connections
Power connection
Please make sure that the voltage indicated on the rating plate
complies with the local power supply. Subsequently, connect the
power cord (31) with the power socket of the furnace (30).
The furnace may only be used with the supplied power
cord!
Vacuum pump connection
Connect the vacuum pump plug (35) with the vacuum pump socket
(34).
We recommend using a vacuum pump from Ivoclar Vivadent, since
these pumps are especially coordinated with the furnace. If other
pumps are used, please observe and do not exceed the maximum
power consumption.
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Do not shorten the vacuum hose! The minimum length of
the vacuum hose is 1.6 m.
4.4 Removing the furnace head
Before the hood and the connection cover are removed, the furnace
has to be switched off and the power cord disconnected from the
power socket.
1. Loosen and remove the knurled screw (38) of the connection
cover (37).
2. Remove connection cover (37).
3. Open the hood (36).
4. Release the heater plug (49) and disconnect it with 45°
anti-clockwise rotation.
5. Remove thermocouple plug (51).
6. Disconnect the vacuum hose (53).
7. Press the leaf spring (44) with a finger, lift off the furnace head
at the same time and remove it.
Make sure the furnace head has completely cooled
down before it is removed (fire hazard).
4. Installation and Initial Start-Up
4.5 Initial start-up
1. Connect the power cord with the wall socket.
2. Put the On/Off switch (29) at the rear of the furnace on position I.
4.5.1 Basic settings upon initial start-up
Upon the initial start-up of the new furnace, a number of basic settings
are required. These settings will be stored and will not appear anymore
upon following starting procedures.
Step 1:
Language selection
The first setting is the language selection. The touch buttons (display
keys) can be operated by tapping the display.
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
Select the desired language using the [arrow up/down] buttons. Confirm the entry with the green button. By pressing
the [Next] button, you will reach the next entry screen.
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Step 2:
Select the temperature unit
Select the desired temperature unit.
By pressing the [Next] button, you will reach the next entry screen.
Step 3:
Select the date format
Select the date format.
Confirm the entry with the green button. By pressing the [Next] button, you will reach the next entry screen.
Step 4:
Enter the date
Set the date (day, month, year).
Confirm the entry with the green button. By pressing the [Next] button, you will reach the next entry screen.
Step 5:
Enter the time
Set the time (hours, minutes, seconds).
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Confirm the entry with the green button. By pressing the [Next] button, you will reach the next entry screen.
The initial start-up and entry of the basic settings are now complete. The furnace will now automatically conduct a selftest. The performance of all furnace components is automatically checked.
4.5.2 Start screen and self-test
Immediately after switching on, the display shows the start screen for
a few seconds. Subsequently, the furnace conducts an automatic selftest. The performance of all furnace components is automatically
checked.
The following functions are checked:
Function
Furnace head test in progress.
4. Installation and Initial Start-Up
Furnace head test
Vacuum test
IRT test
The following information is displayed:
Information
Temperature calibration
The furnace head test was successful.
The furnace head test failed. Please note the error message on the
display.
Vacuum test in progress.
The vacuum test was successful.
The vacuum test failed. Please note the error message on the display.
IRT test in progress.
The IRT test was successful.
The IRT test failed. Please note the error message on the display.
Temperature calibration of the furnace is not required.
Some time has passed since the last calibration.
Please conduct a calibration procedure.
The power supply voltage is in the acceptable range.
Power supply
The power supply is outside the acceptable range.
Software version The currently installed software version is displayed.
If the self-test was successful, the home screen is displayed.
If the program recognizes a malfunction during the test, a
corresponding error message with the corresponding rectification
information appears in the display.
The acoustic signal and the error message can be acknowledged with
the corresponding buttons.
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Press the [Next] button to acknowledge the self-test.
Before the first firing, the firing chamber should be dehumidified using the dehumidification program (see Chapter
5.4 for details).
Please note that the furnace may require a certain acclimation time after having been set-up. This is particularly
true if the furnace was exposed to substantial temperature changes (water condensation).
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5. Operation and Configuration
5.1 Introduction to the operation
5.1.1 Control unit
The Programat P710 is equipped with a widescreen colour display. The furnace can be intuitively operated by means of the
membrane-sealed keypad and the touch screen. The touch buttons can be actuated by slightly tapping the display with the
fingertip and the furnace runs the desired function.
The user interface in the display is divided into three sections:
1. Information bar (e.g. indication of the current furnace temperature, the selected program, etc.)
2. Main screen (e.g. editing firing programs, changing the settings, etc.)
3. Navigation bar (e.g. scrolling, scrolling in higher levels, calling up favourite programs, etc.)
5.1.2 Description of the key functions
Key Function
Home
Switch to home screen (main menu)
Program key
Press once: Display of the currently selected program
Press twice: Switch to the program selection via numbers
IRT key
With this key, the infrared image of the object can be displayed during the closing
process.
Power-saving key
Power-saving function activated (only possible with the furnace head closed and the
furnace on idle). The display shows the power-saving icon. Pressing any key ends the
power- saving function.
Phone key
– If the furnace is not yet connected to a mobile phone, pressing this key results in the
Bluetooth settings being displayed.
– If the furnace is already connected to a mobile phone, pressing this key results in the
mobile phone menu being displayed.
– During an active phone call, this key can be used to fade the mobile phone screen in
or out.
Digital Shade Assistent key
The Digital Shade Assistant (DSA) can be started and ended with this key.
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5. Operation and Configuration
Open furnace head
Quick cooling with the furnace head open:
If the furnace head is completely open and the OPEN FURNACE HEAD key is pressed
again, the quick cooling function is activated. I.e. the vacuum pump is switched on for
5 minutes. This function can be stopped at any time by pressing STOP, CLOSE FURNACE
HEAD or START. This function can be activated any time when the furnace head is open.
Close furnace head
STOP
A program in progress can be paused by pressing the STOP key and stopped by pressing
STOP twice. Movement of the furnace head can be stopped at any time by pressing
STOP. The beeper can be confirmed by pressing the STOP key.
START (Start LED)
Starts the selected program. The green LED indicates that a program is active. If the
program is paused (1x STOP), the Start LED flashes until renewed pressing of START
results in the program being resumed.
5.1.3 Description of the most important touch buttons
Button Function
Scroll left / Scroll right
With these buttons, for example, you can scroll to page 2 of the home screen.
Back with note
With this button, you can change to the "next higher" menu level. The button indicates
to which screen you change, e.g. to the home screen.
Close
With this button, you can close sub-menus.
Confirm your entries
This button is used to confirm an entry. If the button appears pale green, no entry has
been made yet or the value entered is not in the acceptable range.
Cancel entry
The entry can be cancelled with this button; changed values are not saved.
Program parameter button
Pressing these buttons allows you to change program parameters. A selection list or
numeric pad for entering the values appears.
The upper half of the button itself shows the parameter in question (e.g. closing time),
while the lower half shows the entered value (e.g. 00:18).
On/Off button
This button is used to switch functions on or off.
Parameter button
Pressing these buttons results in a selection list or numeric pad for entering the values to
appear.
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5.1.4 Description of the numeric pad and selection list
– Numeric pad
The numeric pad enables the entering and changing of parameters, e.g. in firing
programs or set-up menus. Additionally, the currently set value is indicated,
as well as the minimum and maximum values.
An entry must be confirmed with the green button. As soon as the entry has
been confirmed, the numeric pad is closed. If the button appears pale green,
the value entered is not within the acceptable range.
The numeric pad can be closed with the red button, without any parameters being
changed.
5. Operation and Configuration
– Selection list
In the selection list, the desired parameter can be selected by using the up/down
arrows. An entry must be confirmed with the green button. After that, the
selection list is closed.
The selection list can be closed with the red button, without any parameters
being changed.
5.1.5 Description of the home screen
After the furnace is switched on, the display shows the home screen. All functions of the Programat can be selected from
this screen. With the HOME key, you can change to the home screen.
By pressing a selection button, you will reach the corresponding
menu (e.g. firing programs, settings, calibration, etc.).
The next page of the home screen can be accessed with the arrow
button, where additional functions are available.
The circles between the arrows indicate the number of pages.
The current page is marked with a light dot.
5.1.6 Description of the speaker sounds
– Upon closing the furnace head below 100°C
– After the self-test is completed
To inform the user that an automatic self-test has been successfully completed, a preset, non-changeable melody is
played.
– Furnace head open and temperature below 560°C
To inform the user that the temperature in the open furnace head has dropped below 560°C, the selected melody is
played (5 seconds). In other words, the furnace head is basically cool enough for the next program start. The signal
transmitter can only be ended with the STOP key.
– Furnace head open and temperature below 360°C
To inform the user that the temperature in the open furnace head has dropped below 360°C, the selected melody is
played. If the first playback (10 seconds) is not acknowledged with the STOP key, a second playback sounds after
5 minutes (for 5 minutes) to signal that the furnace head is cooling down. After that, no further signal is played.
If one of the two playbacks is acknowledged with the STOP key, the signal transmitter is switched off and no further
signals will be sounded.
There is a risk of crushing upon closing the furnace head. If the furnace head is closed below 100°C, the user
is notified of this risk by an acoustic signal.
– For error messages
Error messages are acoustically supported with the "error melody" (endless beep). The signal transmitter may be
switched off with the STOP key, while the error message still remains visible. If the error message is acknowledged with
the corresponding button, the signal transmitter is also switched off.
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5.1.7 Optical status and progress display (OSD)
The Optical Status Display (OSD) (12) shows the most important statuses of the furnace. The following activities are
indicated:
Shade Activity
Yellow
Yellow (flashing) Information, note or error message
Green The furnace is ready for use; the currently selected program can be started.
Orange Program is closing the furnace head or is in predrying mode
Red Program is heating up or is in holding time mode
Blue Program is in long-term cooling or is opening the furnace head
Progress display:
During an active process, the progress of the program is also shown by the OSD. This is done by stage-to-stage lighting up
of the lateral OSD (12b).
The furnace is performing the self-test or is not ready for use, as the recommended temperature range for a program start has not yet been reached.
5.1.8 User code
For safety reasons, a user code is required for certain settings. The user code ex factory is as follows:
1234
The user code can be individually changed. See Chapter Settings 5.4 for details.
5.2 Firing programs and programming options
5.2.1 Program structure
The furnace offers several types of programs:
a. Programs for Ivoclar Vivadent materials
b. 700 free, individually adjustable programs
b. 700 free, individually adjustable programs on a USB stick
The program types are subdivided into program groups. Each program group consists of 20 programs.
All programs are equivalent and therefore full-fledged programs. For each program, all the parameters can be adjusted.
a) Programs for Ivoclar Vivadent materials (See enclosed Program Table)
When the furnace is delivered ex works, the Ivoclar Vivadent programs already contain the recommended material parameter settings and are write-protected. Consequently, it is not possible to accidentally overwrite the programs.
However, the parameters can be changed and overwritten at any time, if required, if the programs are to be used for other
purposes. Therefore, these programs are also available as individual programs.
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In case of software updates, individually changed parameters in Ivoclar Vivadent programs might be reset to the
factory settings or changed!
b) Free, individually adjustable programs
The programs are designed in such a way that they can be either used as conventional one-stage programs, as two-stage
programs or, if required, as three-stage programs. The programs and program groups can be individually named.
In case of software updates, individually changed parameters in individual programs are NOT reset to the factory
settings or changed!
5. Operation and Configuration
c) Free, individually adjustable programs on a USB stick
In a first step, a USB stick must be prepared as program memory (see Chapter 5.4). The programs are designed in such a
way that the can be either used as conventional one-stage programs, as two-stage programs or, if required, as three-stage
programs. The programs and program groups can be individually named.
In case of software updates, individually changed parameters in individual programs are NOT reset to the factory
settings or changed!
5.2.2 Program selection
The program selection requires only few steps:
1. Select program type
2. Select program group
3. Select the program
4. Start program or edit program parameters
The firing program can now be started or, as an alternative, the
program parameters can be changed.
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