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Sirona C2+ User manual

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1 General information Sirona Dental Systems GmbH

Operating Instructions C2
1 General information
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Dear customer, We thank you for purchasing your C2
center from the Sirona company.
The technical documentation supplied is also part of the product. You should always keep this documentation within reach.
These Operating Instructions describe your treatment center with maximum possible equipment.
For daily care of your treatment center, please observe the instructions provided in “Care and Clearing by the Practice Team”.
To safeguard your warranty claims, please complete the attached “Installation Report / Warranty Passport” together with the service engineer immediately after the installation of your treatment center.
Separate Operating Instructions with corresponding instructions for care are enclosed with the dental instruments, SIROLUX FANTASTIC, SIROCAM 3, tray and X-ray image viewer.
Prior to start-up, you must read all Operating Instructions to familiarize yourself with the treatment center.
To prevent any personal injury or material damage, pay special attention to any notes printed in bold type or marked in one of the ways indicated below:
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NOTE
CAUTION
WARNING
Additional information, explanation or supplement
The information provided under this keyword directly concerns the functioning of the product and/or warns against possible operating errors.
This warning symbol warns against possible hazards for the product or the user.
In case you get stuck despite having thoroughly studied the Operating Instructions, please contact your dental depot.
Your C2+ Team
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1 General information .................................................................................................... 2
2 Warning and safety information ................................................................................ 7
2.1 General safety information................................................................................................................ 7
3 Technical description ................................................................................................. 11
4 Operating and functional elements ........................................................................... 12
4.1 System overview C2+....................................................................................................................... 12
4.2 Control panel on the dentist element................................................................................................ 13
4.3 Control panel on the assistant element ............................................................................................ 17
5 Putting the system into operation ............................................................................. 19
6 Foot switch .................................................................................................................. 21
6.1 C+ foot switch................................................................................................................................... 21
6.2 C foot switch ..................................................................................................................................... 23
7 Program selection ....................................................................................................... 25
7.1 Safety................................................................................................................................................ 25
7.2 Program selection............................................................................................................................. 26
7.3 MOVEMENT STOP! ......................................................................................................................... 27
8 Patient positions ......................................................................................................... 28
8.1 Headrest adjustable by motor drive.................................................................................................. 28
8.2 Programming Patient Positions ........................................................................................................ 29
8.3 MultiMotion headrest ........................................................................................................................ 30
9 Dentist element and instrument functions ............................................................... 33
9.1 Dentist element................................................................................................................................. 33
9.2 General instrument functions............................................................................................................ 34
9.3 Electric motor.................................................................................................................................... 35
9.4 Highspeed handpiece....................................................................................................................... 36
9.5 SIROSONIC L scaler........................................................................................................................ 37
9.6 SIROTOM HF electrosurgery ........................................................................................................... 38
9.7 SPRAYVIT ........................................................................................................................................ 39
9.8 Saving the instrument programs....................................................................................................... 39
9.9 Depositing treatment instruments..................................................................................................... 40
9.10 Surgery with saline solution (NaCl)................................................................................................... 41
9.11 Satalec Mini LED curing light............................................................................................................ 42
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10 Operation light, tumbler filling, cuspidor flushing, purge....................................... 47
10.1 Operation light.................................................................................................................................. 47
10.2 Tumbler filling function ..................................................................................................................... 47
10.3 Tumbler filling with automatic sensor control
(Special equipment, not available in all countries)........................................................................... 48
10.4 Cuspidor flushing ............................................................................................................................. 49
10.5 Purge / Auto Purge function (purging the water paths).................................................................... 50
11 Basic treatment center settings in the Mode dialog................................................ 53
11.1 Mode key ......................................................................................................................................... 53
11.2 Mode: NACL PUMP OFF or ON for instrument holder .................................................................... 53
11.3 Mode: MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................... 54
11.4 Mode: SERVICE ONLY START - STOP.......................................................................................... 54
11.5 Mode: FC CONTROL MODE ON/OFF - VARIABLE ....................................................................... 54
11.6 Mode: TIME - HOURS : MIN............................................................................................................ 54
11.7 Mode: DAY : MON : YEAR .............................................................................................................. 55
11.8 Mode: FOOT – CONTROL NORMAL - EXTENDED ....................................................................... 55
11.9 Mode: BOWL FLUSH ON S YES - NO............................................................................................ 55
11.10 Mode: CUP FILL ON S YES - NO.................................................................................................... 55
11.11 Mode: WHITE BALANCE (only with an integrated SIROCAM 3) .................................................... 56
11.12 Instrument settings via Mode dialog: REMOVE INSTRUMENT. ..................................................... 57
11.13 Mode: # FUNCTION TOGGLE - MOMENTARY.............................................................................. 58
11.14 Mode: PURGE TIME... SEC ............................................................................................................ 58
11.15 Mode: PRESSURE PSI / BAR......................................................................................................... 58
11.16 Mode: SPRACHE / LANGUAGE ENG / D / I / F / E......................................................................... 59
11.17 Mode: SIROLUX U - POS. ON – OFF ............................................................................................. 59
11.18 Mode: POLYLUX WITH CFS YES – NO ...................................................................................... 59
11.19 Mode: SUCTION WITH CFS YES – NO......................................................................................... 59
11.20 Mode: WHITESCREEN YES – NO .................................................................................................. 60
11.21 Mode: A/B VIDEO MODE ON – OFF.............................................................................................. 60
11.22 Mode: BLOW OUT SPRAY.............................................................................................................. 60
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12 Assistant element ....................................................................................................... 61
12.1 Suction handpieces on the assistant element.................................................................................. 61
12.2 SPRAYVIT on the assistant element ............................................................................................... 62
12.3 Satalec Mini LED curing light on the assistant element ................................................................... 62
12.4 Manual travel track........................................................................................................................... 63
13 Water unit..................................................................................................................... 64
13.1 Swiveling the cuspidor ..................................................................................................................... 64
13.2 Adjusting the water amount for the cuspidor.................................................................................... 64
13.3 Amalgam rotor ................................................................................................................................. 65
13.4 Disinfection unit (optional)................................................................................................................ 66
14 SIROTOM HF electrosurgery...................................................................................... 67
14.1 Safety............................................................................................................................................... 67
14.2 Operation ......................................................................................................................................... 68
14.3 Technical description ....................................................................................................................... 69
14.4 Technical data.................................................................................................................................. 69
14.5 Safety checks................................................................................................................................... 70
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15 SIVISION 3 .................................................................................................................... 71
15.1 System overview of SIVISION 3....................................................................................................... 71
15.2 Camera versions............................................................................................................................... 73
15.3 SIROCAM 3 intraoral camera (additional equipment) ...................................................................... 74
15.4 SIROCAM C intraoral camera (additional equipment)...................................................................... 76
15.5 Operating modes of SIVISION 3....................................................................................................... 77
15.6 SIROCAM 3 / SIROCAM C integrated in the dentist element (video) .............................................. 79
15.7 SIROCAM 3 / SIROCAM C – PC mode............................................................................................ 85
15.8 SIVISION 3–second monitor function without SIROCAM3 /SIROCAM C......................................... 89
16 CEREC Chairline (Option) .......................................................................................... 90
16.1 CEREC Chairline.............................................................................................................................. 90
17 Extra equipment and accessories ............................................................................. 91
17.1 Media block on the patient chair....................................................................................................... 91
17.2 Hygienic headrest protection ............................................................................................................ 92
17.3 Children's headrest........................................................................................................................... 92
17.4 Seat cushion C ................................................................................................................................. 93
17.5 Folding armrest................................................................................................................................. 93
17.6 Hydrocolloid coolant supply .............................................................................................................. 94
17.7 Tray (additional equipment) .............................................................................................................. 94
17.8 X-ray image viewer on the dentist element....................................................................................... 95
17.9 X-ray image viewer on the lamp support tube .................................................................................. 95
17.10 X-ray image view on the tray ............................................................................................................ 96
18 Maintenance................................................................................................................. 97
18.1 Care and cleaning by the practice team ........................................................................................... 97
18.2 Inspection and maintenance............................................................................................................. 97
18.3 Safety checks ................................................................................................................................... 98
18.4 Maintenance Manual ........................................................................................................................ 99
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2.1 General safety information

2 Warning and safety information

2.1 General safety information
Intended use This dental treatment center is intended for diagnosis,
therapy and dental treatment of humans by properly trained personnel.
This unit is not intended for operation in areas subject to explosion hazards.
On-site installation The 'On-site installation' must be performed according to
our requirements. Details are described in the document "Installation requirements".
Maintenance and repair As manufacturers of dental medical equipment and in
the interest of the operational safety of your system, we stress the importance of having maintenance and repair of your treatment center performed only by ourselves or by agencies expressly authorized by us. Furthermore components influencing the safety of the device should always be replaced with original spare parts upon fail­ure.
When having such work done, we suggest that you request a certificate stating the type and extent of work performed, cations range, as well as the date, name of organization and sig­nature.
including statements concerning any modifi-
of the rated parameters or of the operating
Changes to the unit Changes to this unit which could impair the safety of the
system owner, patients or other persons are prohibited by legislation!
For reasons of product safety, only original Sirona accessories approved for this product, or accessories from third parties approved by Sirona, may be used. The user is responsible for dangers resulting from the use of non-approved accessories.
If any devices not approved by Sirona are connected, they must comply with the applicable standards:
IEC 60950 for information technology equipment (e.g. PCs), and IEC 60601-1 for medical electrical equipment.
The loudspeaker socket of the monitor may be con­nected only to a device which complies with IEC 60950 (e.g. PC) or IEC 60601-1, and under no circumstances e.g. to a stereo system etc.
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2.1 General safety information Operating Instructions C2
Combination with other units Any person who assembles or modifies a medical elec-
trical system complying with the standard IEC 60601-1-1 (Safety requirements for electromedical systems) by combining it with other equipment (e.g., by connecting it with a PC) is responsible for ensuring that the require­ments of this regulation are met to their full extent for the safety of the patients, operators and environment.
In case of doubt, contact the manufacturer of the system components.
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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) The C2
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complies with the requirements of
IEC 60601-1-2:2001.
Medical electrical devices are subject to special precau­tionary measures regarding EMC. They must be installed and operated as specified in the document "Installation requirements".
Portable and mobile HF communication devices can influence medical electrical equipment. The use of mobile telephones in the practice or hospital area there­fore must be prohibited.
For video systems:
Electromagnetic disturbances in the environment of the
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may result in reduced image quality. In such cases,
C2 it is advisable to repeat the exposure before saving the image.
In case of line voltage fades, öimage data stored in the video camera may be lost. Deposit the camera and repeat the exposure.
Image artifacts may possibly occur in the event of radio-frequency interference caused by the transmitters of e.g. radio services or radio amateurs.
Influence on cardiac pacemakers The workstation includes strong magnets which can
affect cardiac pacemakers of patients, users and techni-cal personnel.Therefore, please pay attention to the safety information on pages 32 and 67.
Treatment of highly immunosuppressed patients Highly immunosuppressed patients should not come in
contact with water from the treatment center. The use of sterile solutions is recommended.
Quality of water / air supply Air and water supply must meet the requirements speci-
fied in the Installation Instructions. Use only clean water.
Water quality compliance To ensure compliance with the medical and national
legal requirements for water from treatment centers, Sirona recommends equipping the treatment center with a disinfection system. As owner of the treatment center, you are responsible for the water quality and may have to take alternative measures to ensure its compliance if you operate the treatment center without a disinfection system.
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Please contact your specialized dealer or your relevant dental association for the respective national require­ments and measures.
2.1 General safety information
HF surgery This dental treatment center is available with a high-fre-
quency surgical device (optional).
Only in the Federal Republic of Germany: The user is obligated to keep a “medical product log” if a HF surgical device is installed! See section 18.3 "Safety checks" on page 98.
Identification of warning and safety information To avoid personal injury and material damage, you must
also observe the warning and safety information pro­vided in the present Operating Instructions. They are highlighted by the caption NOTE, CAUTION or
WARNING.
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Symbols used Observe accompanying documents
(on name plate of chair)
Ventilation slots Under no circumstances may the ventilation slots on the
unit be covered, since otherwise the air circulation will be obstructed.
Do not spray with disinfectants or the like into ventilation slots.
Vacuum system The suction removal of aluminum and other metal oxides
from blasting devices via the automatic separator inte­grated in the treatment center and the amalgam separa­tor is prohibited!
This would cause extreme wear and clogging of the suc­tion and water paths.
A separate vacuum system must be used in connection with metal oxide blasting devices.
Treatment centers equipped with a central wet suction system are generally suitable for suction removal of the above material. However, please be sure to observe the instructions provided by the manufacturer of your vac­uum system.
No restrictions apply when using salt blasting devices in connection with Sirona treatment centers. However, in such cases, make sure that the system is subsequently rinsed with an adequate amount of water.
Patient chair Please observe the maximum load capacity of the chair
of 135kg according to EN ISO 6875 (tested with a four-fold safety factor according to IEC 60601-1)
Electric micromotors in dentist element Intermittent operation: 1 min. ON – 7 min. OFF with a
motor current of 1.5A.
Drive motors for chair and backrest 6% duty time, cycle time 250s.
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Maintenance of the treatment center Despite the outstanding quality of your treatment center
and regular care by the practice team, it is required in the interest of operational safety that preventive mainte­nance be performed at predetermined intervals.
In order to guarantee the operational safety and reli­ability of your treatment center and to avoid damage due to natural wear, you as the system owner must have your system checked through regularly by an authorized service engineer from your dental depot. Furthermore, safety checks must be performed.
Please contact your dental depot to obtain a mainte­nance offer.
For details please refer to chapter 18"Maintenance" on page 97.
Dismantling and reassembly When dismantling and reassembling the system, pro-
ceed according to the installation instructions for new installation in order to guarantee its functioning and sta­bility.
Disposal It applies generally that the national regulations have to
be complied with when disposing of this product. Please observe the regulations applying in your country.
Within the European Economic Community the directive 2002/96/EEC (WEEE) for electrical and electronic devices requires environmentally compatible recycling / disposal.
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Please observe the disposal regulations applicable in your country.
Within the European Economic Area, this product is sub­ject to Directive 2002/96/EC as well as the correspond­ing national laws. This directive requires environmentally sound recycling/disposal of the product.
The product must not be disposed of as domestic refuse!
Please contact your dealer if final disposal of your prod­uct is required.
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3 Technical description

Model designation C2
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Power supply connection 230VAC 50Hz,
115VAC 50/60Hz 100VAC 50/60Hz
Nominal current 4.5A at 230V
9.5A at 115V
11.5A at 100V
Main unit fuse for 230VAC: SB 6.3A H , 250VAC, REF 10 77 452
for 100/115VAC: SB 10A H , 250VAC, REF 10 77 460
Operating conditions Ambient temperature: 10°C – 40°C (50°F – 104°F)
Relative humidity: 30% – 75% Air pressure: 700hPa – 1060hPa
Transport and storage conditions Temperature: -40°C – +70°C (-40°F – 158°F)
Relative humidity: 10% – 95% Air pressure: 500hPa – 1060hPa
Protection class Class I equipment
Degree of protection against electrical shock: Type B, applied parts
except Cerec 3D camera, SIROTOM, SIROCAM 3 / SIROCAM C: Type BF applied parts
Degree of protection against ingress of water Ordinary equipment (not protected)
The foot switch is protected against dripping water IPX
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Mode of operation: Continuous operation with intermittent loading corre-
sponding to the dental mode of working.
Permanently connected unit.
Year of manufacture (on name plate of chair)
Tests / approvals This dental treatment center complies with the require-
ments of
IEC 60601-1: 1988 + A1: 1991 + A2: 1995 and of IEC 60601-1-2: 2001 .
DVGW: This unit complies with the technical rules and requirements on safety and hygiene for connection to the drinking water supply, provided that a disinfection unit is installed.
This product bears the CE marking in accordance with the provisions of the Council Directive 93/42/EEC of June 14, 1993 concerning medical devices.
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Holder 2: SPRAYVIT in the assistant element
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Holder 3: Suction handpiece
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Holder 4: Saliva ejector
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Control panel on the assistant element
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Swiveling cuspidor
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Tu m bl er f il le r
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Water unit with amalgam rotor, disinfection system, automatic separator, wet suction
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Patient chair, option: folding armrest
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Holder 1: SPRAYVIT in the dentist element
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Holder 2 and 3: Electric motor / highspeed hand­piece burr drives
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Holder 4: 3. Electric motor / highspeed handpiece burr drive or SIROSONIC L scaler
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Holder 5: 4. Burr drive (highspeed handpiece only) or SIROSONIC L or Polylight Mini LED
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Holder 6: SIROSONIC L or HF surgery or SIROCAM 3 / SIROCAM C or Polylight Mini LED
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Control panel on the dentist element
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Dentist element
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Unit main switch
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Locking brake on the dentist and assistant element
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Headrest adjustable by motor drive
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Manual switch for chair movements
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4-way foot control of chair
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unit foot switch
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Additional holder (for SIROCAM 3 / SIROCAM C only)
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4.2 Control panel on the dentist element

4.2 Control panel on the dentist element
Control panel
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RPM
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A/B
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AMALG
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DESINFAB
RPM
System status indication display and Mode key
AMALG appears if the amalgam rotor needs to be replaced.
DESINF flashes if DENTOSEPT P must be refilled.
A appears if user A is selected.
B appears if user B is selected.
Mode button with tings.
Apart from the settings in the Mode dialog, it is also pos­sible to make settings with the
• Intensity of instrument lighting
• Intensity of the operation light
• Tumbler filling time
• Cuspidor flushing time
+ / – keys for programming basic set-
+ / – keys:
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Main functions – dark blue keys
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Quick setting keys for instrument intensity and speed
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rpm x 1000
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for electric motors, SIROSON L ultrasound scalers and SIROTOM HF electrosurgery.
Spray ON / OFF
on burr drives
Chip blower
on burr drives
Counterclockwise rotation
for electric motor
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INSTR. LIGHT
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Instrument light ON / OFF
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Pressing this key for some time displays the light inten­sity settings dialog.
Mouth rinsing position chair program.
with last position memory function (freely programma­ble)
Chair program 0
Entry/exit position (freely programmable)
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Chair programs 1 and 2
(freely programmable)
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NOTICE
The four program keys are also used for reprogramming the chair programs.
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Additional functions – light blue keys
Preselection of user A or B
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OPERATING LIGHT
A/B
All instruments must be in place.
The user cannot be changed as long as one of the instru­ments is removed
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Saving the instrument settings
The instrument to be programmed must be removed.
X-ray image viewer ON/OFF
For SIVISION 3 also WHITE SCREEN activation
Composite key ON / OFF
for SIROLUX operation light, reduced light intensity
8,000 lux for composite fillings
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SIROLUX operation light ON / OFF
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for normal light intensity > 24,000 lux
Pressing this key for a while displays the light intensity settings dialog:
OPERATING LIGHT
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CUP FILL TIMER
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BOWL FLUSH TIMER
Tumbler filling
Pressing this key for a while displays the settings dialog:
CUP FILL TIMER
Cuspidor flushing
Pressing this key for a while displays the settings dialog:
BOWL FLUSH TIMER
Freely selectable function
e.g. call key, always functions as button
freely available relay 230 V, 6 A (connected by the service engineer).
Freely selectable function
The function can be preselected in the Mode dialog as button or switch.
freely available relay 230V, 6 A (connected by the service engineer).
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Chair functions – gray keys
for manual chair settings:
Move headrest out / in (cannot be used with MultiMotion head rest)
Tilt headrest backward or forward. (cannot be used with MultiMotion head rest)
Tilt backrest backward or forward.
Vertical adjustment down / up
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Additional functions of the panel keys
for video
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Apart from the previously described functions, the keys of the dentist element have additional functions in con­nection with the video application. These are described in chapter 15 starting on page 71.
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4.3 Control panel on the assistant element
Control panel
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Main functions – dark blue keys
Mouth rinsing position chair program.
with memory function (freely programmable)
Chair program 0
Entry/exit position (freely programmable)
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Chair programs 1 and 2
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Additional functions – light blue keys
Tumbler filling function
ON / OFF
Cuspidor flushing function
ON / OFF
X-ray image viewer ON / OFF
for SIVISION 2 also WHITE SCREEN activation
Sanitation of the treatment center
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This key can be used to start the treatment center sani­tation program (see instructions “Care and Cleaning by the Practice Team”).
Freely selectable function
The function can be preselected in the Mode dialog as button or switch.
Light ON/OFF
With SPRAYVIT removed:
• Instrument lighting
With SPRAYVIT deposited:
• Operation light
Chair functions – gray keys
Manual adjustment of headrest
Move headrest out/in (cannot be used with MultiMotion head rest)
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5 Putting the system into operation

Initial start-up
The disinfection system adds a disinfectant to the water (1:100) to prevent the formation of microorganisms in the water system.
Prior to initial start-up of your treatment center, sanita­tion must be performed.
If, on the basis of an agreement with you, sanitation was skipped by the service engineer following installa­tion of your treatment center, please perform sanitation yourself as described in the separate instructions “Care and Cleaning by the Practice Team”.
Sanitation takes approx. 24 hours.
Main switch
A
READY 10:04:27
ON
OFF
Switch the main switch ON ( l ).
Following power-up, the treatment center automatically performs a self-test.
CAUTION
For safety reasons, always switch the treatment center OFF (O) after consulting hours. This cuts off the air and water supply and the line voltage.
Ready to operate
After the end of the self-test, the message READY the time and the last selected user, A or B, appear on the display.
After the treatment center has been switched on, the cursor is between the headrest in/out keys. If a program LED lights up, then the chair was in a pro­grammed position before the treatment center was switched off. If no program LED lights up, then the chair was in a non-programmed position before the treatment center was switched off.
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MAINTENANCE IN 30 DAYS
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Display of next maintenance date
the next maintenance date is less than 30 days away, this message appears each time the unit is switched on.
MAINTENANCE IN 30 DAYS
(see MAINTENANCE Mode dialog).
After this date has expired, the following message is dis­played:
MAINTENANCE REQUIRED
The display message then disappears as soon as an instrument is removed from its holder.
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NOTICE
This message can be reset only by the service techni­cian after completion of maintenance work.
CAUTION
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The dental chair has a maximum load capacity of 135kg according to EN ISO 6875 (tested with a four-fold safety factor according to IEC 60601-1). The patient’s arms and legs must rest on the upholstery of the chair!
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A
B
READY 10:04:27
A/B
Adjusting the headrest
Move headrest out
Move headrest in
Hygienic headrest protection and seat cushion for chil­dren: see page 93.
Preselecting the user
The treatment center offers the possibility of managing two different chair and instrument programs for two users.
Preselect user A or B using the A/B key, with all instru­ments in place.
The preselected user is shown in the top left corner of the display. All settings which have been stored for that user are then activated.
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6.1 C+ foot switch

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6.1 C
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This foot switch allows you to work with both hands free using the cursor control or manually by key operation.
The foot switch has a 4-way foot control plate for cursor navigation, which works independently of the pedal.
Functions
1. Step on foot pedal – all instruments in place
The dentist element moves toward the operator as
long as the foot switch is actuated
(or toward the foot end of the patient if reversed by
the service engineer, see page 28).
Step on foot pedal – instrument removed
Activation of the instrument.
If appropriate, intensity control relative to pedal
movement (if “speed controller foot switch” has been
preset under Mode).
2. Shift 4-way foot control plate
With cursor control enabled
(Mode dialog 11.8):
A forward – cursor up
B backward – cursor down
C to the left – cursor to the left
D to the right – cursor to the right
Cursor navigation along the marked path and re-
lease of the corresponding key function.
With cursor control disabled
(Mode dialog 11.8):
A forward – without function
B backward – the dentist element moves away as
long as the switch is actuated by the user.
C to the left – without function
D to the right – without function
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3. Actuate left button – all instruments in place
Programmed movement of the chair into mouth rins-
ing position S or into last treatment position (accord-
ing to starting situation).
Actuate left button – instrument removed
Toggle between spray ON and spray OFF, or
SIVISION function.
4. Actuate right button – all instruments in place
Programmed movement of the chair into the entry/
exit position 0.
Actuate right button – instrument removed
Chip blower active for duration of actuation, or
SIVISION function.
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6.1 C+ foot switch Operating Instructions C2
Automatic cursor control with C+ foot switch
1.
A yellow diode on the dentist element indicates the posi­tion of the cursor. The cursor path is marked by lines.
1. After the unit is switched on or after the entry/exit po­sition 0 has been reached, the cursor is between the move headrest out / in keys in the right key block.
To simplify hand-free headrest positioning, the cur­sor again jumps between the move headrest out / in keys if the instruments are removed only for wipe disinfection or for changing straight/contra-angle handpieces, but are not activated.
2. After the dentist element is moved via the foot switch pedal, the cursor jumps between chair program keys
1 and 2.
3. On instrument removal or on activation of any instru-
ment, the cursor jumps to the horizontal navigation path (position between 1st and 2nd row of keys) in the instrument block.
4. After the instrument is deposited the cursor jumps back to its position between chair program keys 1 and 2.
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100
30
75
20
50
10
25
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CEREC Chairline foot switch
This foot switch includes all of the functions of the
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foot switch.
C
It also features an additional pedal for operation of the CEREC Chairline.
For details please refer to the CEREC Chairline Operat­ing Instructions, REF 60 46 028.
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6.2 C foot switch

6.2 C foot switch
With this foot switch, all functions can be controlled
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C
using the entire pedal surface for hands-free working. However, it is also possible to work manually by key operation.
For cursor navigation, place your foot fully on the pedal surface.
Functions (factory settings)
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NOTICE
The foot switch functions A and B can be reversed by the service engineer upon request.
B*
D
With cursor control enabled (Mode dialog 11.8)
Actuate foot switch in direction A – cursor upwards.
Actuate foot switch in direction B – cursor downwards.
Swing foot switch to the left C – cursor to the left.
Swing foot switch to the right D – cursor to the right.
Cursor navigation along the marked path and release of the corresponding key function.
Instrument start
The cursor must be between the spray and the chip blower key.
With instrument removed, actuate the foot switch in direction A.
Moving the dentist element
If the cursor is between the headrest in/out keys: The dentist element moves toward the operator as long as the foot switch is actuated (or toward the foot end of the patient if reversed; this can be set by the service engineer).
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With cursor control disabled (Mode dialog
11.8)
Actuate foot switch in direction A:
With instrument removed – Activation of the instrument.
With instruments in place – The dentist element moves toward the operator as long as the foot switch is actuated (or toward the foot end of the patient if reversed; this can be set by the service engineer).
Actuate foot switch in direction B:
With instrument removed – No function
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6.2 C foot switch Operating Instructions C2
With instruments in place – The dentist element moves away from the operator as long as the foot switch is actu­ated (or toward the operator if reversed; this can be set by the service engineer).
Swing foot switch to the left C:
With instrument removed – Spray ON/OFF for burr instruments or SIVISION function.
With instruments in place – SIVISION function.
Swing foot switch to the right D:
With instrument removed – Chip blower ON for burr instruments or SIVISION function.
With instruments in place – SIVISION function.
Automatic cursor control with C foot switch
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3.
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100
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20
50
10
25
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1.
A yellow diode on the dentist element indicates the posi­tion of the cursor. The cursor path is marked by lines.
1. After the unit is switched on or after entry/exit posi­tion 0 has been reached, the cursor is between the move headrest out / in keys in the right key block. To simplify hands-free headrest positioning, the cursor jumps back between the move headrest out / in keys if the instruments are removed only for wipe disinfec­tion or for changing straight/contra-angle handpiec­es, but are not activated.
2. After the dentist element is moved using the foot switch pedal, the cursor jumps between chair pro­gram keys 1 and 2.
3. On instrument removal or on activation of any instru­ment, the cursor jumps to a position between the Spray and Chip blower keys in the first instrument block.
If the cursor is in the quick setting key column at the very left, it also jumps to a position between the spray and chip blower keys in the instrument block when the foot switch is swung to the right (D).
4. After the instrument is deposited, the cursor jumps back to its position between chair program keys S and 0.
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7.1 Safety

7 Program selection

7.1 Safety
CAUTION
The patient’s arms and legs must be resting on the chair upholstery during the program run!
CAUTION
Make sure that no obstacles (e.g. window wings, draw­ers, devices, …) extend into the movement range.
Safety stop
A
BACKREST 10:04:27
A built-in safety circuit stops the chair movement in the following situations:
• The foot support collides with an obstacle.
• The backrest collides with an obstacle.
•The motorized headrest collides with an obstacle
• The swiveling cuspidor is swiveled in during chair movement.
At the same time, a double-beep warning signal is issued.
The chair then automatically moves upwards a short dis­tance until the path has been cleared (except for the swiveling cuspidor)
With instruments in place, the last activated safety switch is indicated in plain text on the display:
• TILTING PART for motorized headrest
• BACKREST
• FOOT SUPPORT
CUSPIDOR appears on the display after 10 seconds if the automatic return movement of the cuspidor to its position is obstructed.
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7.2 Program selection Operating Instructions C2

7.2 Program selection
Keys for selecting the programmed patient positions.
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SS
11
00
22
00
SS
With swivelable cuspidor:
Before the chair moves into the selected program posi­tion, the swiveled in cuspidor moves back automatically to its starting position.
Factory settings:
The operation light switches OFF automatically before the chair moves into the entry/exit position 0 or into the mouth rinsing position S.
The operation light switches ON automatically after the chair has reached patient position 1 or 2.
Changing the factory settings:
When programming the patient positions you can prese­lect whether the operation light should switch OFF or ON in the different chair programs 0, S, 1 or 2 (refer to page
29).
Program key 0
Intended for the entry/exit position.
Program key S with memory function.
In the S program it is possible to program the cuspidor flushing and / or the tumbler filling function (see Mode dialog 10.8 and 10.9).
If this key is pressed a second time, the treatment center returns to its previous position (memory function).
Example: You have programmed this key for the mouth rinsing position. When you press ment center moves into the programmed position.
Memory function: When you press this key again, the treatment center returns to its previous position.
this key then the treat-
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7.3 MOVEMENT STOP!

7.3 MOVEMENT STOP!
Movement of the chair into a programmed position can be stopped as follows:
• By pressing one of the chair-related keys locat­ed on the dentist and assistant elements.
• By actuating the 4-way foot control.
• By actuating the 4-way switch on a motor-adjust­able headrest in any direction.
All movements of the treatment center are stopped immediately.
At the same time, a double-beep warning signal is issued.
Please note that pressing the program key of the program which is just running once again does NOT cause the movement to stop!
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8.1 Headrest adjustable by motor drive Operating Instructions C2

8 Patient positions
8.1 Headrest adjustable by motor drive
The keys located on the right key block of the dentist ele­ment control panel can be used to trigger the different chair movements manually.
Move headrest out/in
The headrest can also be moved out or in with the two upper keys in the right block on the assistant element control panel and on the upper 4-way switch (up/down) on the headrest.
Headrest tilt
The headrest can also be tilted to the back or front with the upper 4-way switch on the headrest (left/right).
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Headrest functions are also possible with the cuspidor swung in.
Backrest tilt
The backrest can also be tilted with the 4-way foot con­trol on the chair base switch on the headrest.
Lever to the left: Backrest tilts backwards.
Lever to the right: Backrest tilts forward.
Height adjustment
The height can also be adjusted with the 4-way foot con­trol on the chair base as well as with the lower 4-way switch on the headrest.
Lever up: The chair moves up.
Lever down: The chair moves down.
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as well as with the lower 4-way
Before backrest tilting or up/down movements are started, the swiveled-in cuspidor automatically returns to its starting position.
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8.2 Programming Patient Positions

8.2 Programming Patient Positions
Chair and dentist element
SS
11
00
22
The four factory-set programs can be changed individu­ally by users A and B (observe the display) .
•Programs 1 and 2
• Entry/exit program 0
• Mouth rinsing program S
1. Move the chair into the desired pressing the different setting keys (see page 28).
2. To have the SIROLUX FANTASTIC operation light switch on or remain off when the chair reaches the programmed treatment position, you must switch the lamp ON or OFF now. This setting is then also pro­grammed.
3. Now move the dentist element to the desired treat­ment position by hand.
CAUTION
In order to avoid damage to the dentist and assistant el­ements and to the chair upholstery, make sure that these elements do not protrude into the movement range of the chair.
treatment position by
4. To save the program settings, press the desired pro­gram key approx. 3 seconds until an acoustic signal sounds and the LED of the corresponding key lights up.
Programming is completed now.
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NOTICE
Programming is not possible by activating the program keys with the foot switch (cursor control). Thus program­ming errors are avoided.
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8.3 MultiMotion headrest Operating Instructions C2

8.3 MultiMotion headrest
Adjustment to patient's height
The headrest can be adjusted to the patient's height by pulling out or pushing in the headrest extension. This adjustment is usually required at the beginning of treat­ment!
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NOTICE
Before positioning the patient on the headrest, make sure that the head support has been optimally adjusted to the patient's height. This simplifies all subsequent work with the MultiMotion considerably, since readjust­ment to the patient's height can thus be omitted when changing over from mandibular to maxillary treatment.
The MultiMotion enables you to adjust the patient's head in a way that optimally supports viewing of areas of the mouth which are difficult to access.
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Adjustment of hyperextension
Mandibular position
The mandibular position can be set by pulling the oper­ating handle (A). The anatomical movement of the arched extension keeps the patient's head in the sup­port.
Pull the headrest out of the guide by pulling
handle A.
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NOTICE
You can reduce the adjustment noise by pressing release A.
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