Quick Reference Guide Diagnostic Display; Power Control - Cavitron Plus Ultrasonic Scaler Mode D'emploi

Quick Reference Guide
Diagnostic Display
ON/OFF
Illuminates when the Main Power
On/Off Power switch is in the "ON"
(I) position.
TURBO
Offers the ability to increase power
to the system by up to 25% with
the push of a button. Purple arrows
illuminate when in use.
BOOST
Illuminates when the Boost Mode is
activated by the Tap-On
Foot Pedal. To activate, fully
depress Tap-On
second position (all the way to the
floor). To deactivate, release Tap-
On Foot Pedal to the first position.
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PURGE BUTTON
Illuminates when Purge function
is activated. To activate Purge,
remove insert from handpiece, turn
the Handpiece Lavage Control to
maximum water flow, press the
Purge Button on the Diagnostic
Display. Water will purge through
system lines for two minutes. To
deactivate during two minute cycle,
press Purge button again or press
Tap-On
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SERVICE
Illuminates when the system is not
functioning properly. This display
has three distinct modes:
• Slow blink (1 blink per
second) means the system is
not operating within factory
specifications.
• Fast blink (3 blinks per second)
indicates an improper set-up.
• Steady light indicates the system
is overheating.
LOW BATTERY
Illuminates when the Tap-On
Pedal battery power is approaching
end of life. Replace batteries as
instructed in
section 7.9.
Wireless
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Foot Pedal to the
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Foot Pedal.
Foot
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Power Control

Power Level Control
Turn knob to select ultrasonic power
level for operation. Turning the knob
clockwise increases the distance the
insert tip moves (the stroke) without
changing frequency; turning knob
counter-clockwise decreases the distance
the insert tip moves (the stroke) without
changing the frequency.
RINSE
Rinse mode is used during an ultrasonic
scaling procedure when lavage is required
to flush the procedural area. To activate,
turn Power Level Control Knob fully
counter-clockwise until a "click" is heard.
BLUE ZONE
Provides an extended low-power range
for improved patient comfort when
subgingivally scaling.
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