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7.5.3. ASR: Automatic Stop Reverse
NOTE
ASR function only works in rotary mode.
In reciprocating mode, ASR is disabled
(LED is off). Upon delivery the ASR function
is active (green LED). Select different
functions by pressing the ASR button.
In rotary mode, the ASR function
can be changed by pressing the ASR
bu
t
ton: and the LED color will change
according to the selected function:
Green: In rotary mode, when the preset torque is
reached, the micromotor will turn automatically in
reverse direction (counter-clockwise) until the file
no longer encounters resistance, at which point
it will automatically revert to forward rotation
(clockwise).
Red: In ro t ar y m od e, th e m ic ro mo to r w il l t ur n a ut o matically in reverse direction (counter-clockwise)
with no torque control.
OFF: In rotary mode, when the preset torque is
reached, the micromotor will stop automatically.
By pressing the foot pedal again, the motor will
start in reverse direction (counter-clockwise)
until the file no longer encounters resistance, at
which point it will automatically revert to forward
rotation (clockwise).
Acoustic warning signals are given when:
• Torque exceeds approx. 75 % of preset value.
• In reverse rotation of the micromotor.
ASR function can be modified for each file, but the
s
etting will return to the default setting when the
file used will change.
7.6. Selecting a File System
The following chapters might also be helpful when
selecting a file system: description of keypad
(chapter 7.4.1) and display (chapter 7.4.2).
To choose a file system different from the one
currently displayed, the file system field (“sys”)
in the lower row must be active (indicated by an
arrow). If “sys” is not active, move the arrow to
the ”sys” field by pressing the I◄ and ►I keys
u
nti
l it is active.
By pressing the + and - keys, you can scroll
thr
ough all systems until the display selects the
desired system. It is not necessary to confirm the
selection. The file system shown in the display is
the selected system. The display then reads, for
example:
7.6.1. Reciprocation
RECIPROC® and WaveOneTM instruments are
designed specifically for use in reciprocation,
whereby the instrument is driven first in a cutting
direction and then reverses to release the
instrument. The angles of r eciprocation are precise
and specific to the design of the instrument and
to the VDW.SILVER
®
RECIPROC® endo motor,
so that the instrument cannot block in the canal
and be rotated past its individual elastic limit,
which would cause irreversible changes to the
structure of the alloy.
If one of the abovementioned reciprocating files
has been chosen, the display reading the first row
will show RECIPROCATION.
S
e
lect the specific reciprocating system
RECIPROC or WAVEON E by selecting the “system”
in the second row of the display via t he + and - keys.
Co
ntrary to the rotary mode, individual files not
have to be selected in the reciprocating mode, as
all motor settings are true for the entire system,
indicated by the word “ALL”.
WARNINGS
• Do not use files designed for continuous
rotation in reciprocating mode. Check the
mode indicated on the display before use!
• Do not use files designed for reciprocation
in continuously rotating mode. Check the
mode indicated on the display before use!
NOTE
• The settings in reciprocation including
speed and torque cannot be adjusted.
• Reciprocating files can be distinguished
from rotary files by their special design: the
spiral is inverted and the shaft is equipped
with a colored plastic ring.
In reciprocation, an acoustic feedback (beep)
appears when the torque limit is exceeded. If this
occurs, remove the file from the root canal and
clean the flutes. Do not press the file in the root
canal.
If the maximum torque is achieved, the motor will
stop. If this occurs, remove the file from the root
canal, clean the flutes and restart again.
NOTE
In reciprocation, the ASR function is
disabled.
7.6.2. Rotary
When a file system has been selected in rotary
mode, the first file in the sequence will automatically be shown in the display.
Press the ►I key to move the arrow to the field
“f
ile”. There is no need to confirm this selection.
Simply press the foot pedal to drive the file.
Press the + key to select the next file in the
se
quence.
Press the - key to select the previous file in the
se
quence.
7.6.3. Dr’s Choice (Rotary Only)
For convenience, the device is delivered with
15 default values of torque and speed as well
(for details see the default values´ table for torque
and speed in back of the English user manual).
To individually change these settings simply
“overwrite” them as described below. This allows
you to compile your own instrument sequence
independently from file manufacturer or recommended sequences. To return to default settings
see chapter 7.7.
The settings can be changed in the same way as
for the other rotary file systems.
For recording your individual settings, see table in
back of this user manual.
7.6.4. Changing Torque and Speed
(Rotary Only)
NOTE
Speed and torque cannot be changed in
reciprocation mode.
When the desired rotary file is selected (indicated
by an arrow), press the ►I key to move to the
t
o
rque field, then indicated by an arrow. Use the
+ and - keys to select the desired torque setting.
When t
he torque value is changed, it will flash.
The available torque range is 20 to 410 gcm
(40 steps of 10 gcm each).
After selecting t he desired torque, save the setting
by pressing the CONFIRM key ✓ once. The torque
f
i
el d wi ll the n s top fl ash in g an d wi ll be m ar ked wi th
the
‘
symbol. If the CONFIRM key ✓ is not pressed
to save the setting, the s etting cannot be used and
will be lost once a different file setting is selected.
Press the ►I key to move to the speed field, then
indica
ted by an arrow. Use the + and - keys to
sele
ct the desired speed setting. When the speed
value is changed, it will flash. The available speed
range is 250 to 1000 rpm in steps of 10 rpm (with
the provided VDW Endo 6:1 contra-angle only).
The preset torque and speed values of all file
systems can be altered individually in ro tary mode.