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USER'S MANUAL<br />

General instructions for use<br />

6.8.1 Getting started<br />

<br />

WARNING:<br />

In order to make a radiographic examination that can be diagnosed, it is<br />

important to position the cephalostat group for cephalometric<br />

examination all the way down using knob "6" located on the ceph arm<br />

close to the cassette holder (Figure 37). Otherwise, the ear rods will not<br />

be aligned.<br />

The cephalostat group can be positioned in a different position for<br />

making examinations that require a larger view of the cervical vertebrae<br />

areas.<br />

Press key "15"<br />

to select the cephalometric examination.<br />

The following two messages will be displayed alternatively:<br />

and<br />

C E P H - R E M O V E<br />

C H I N R E S T<br />

C E P H - C L O S E<br />

T E M P L E S U P P O R T<br />

<br />

WARNING:<br />

Neither of the two messages are controlled by the system and therefore<br />

they can appear even if the unit has been set correctly.<br />

These messages can be reset even if the unit has not been set<br />

accordingly.<br />

<br />

WARNING:<br />

There is no need to position any type of chin support for the<br />

cephalometric examination. The chin support used for panoramic<br />

examinations must be removed as indicated on the display. If the chin<br />

support is not removed, it will collide with the cassette holder during<br />

alignment and can obscure some anatomical parts of the patient during<br />

the examination.<br />

At the same time, the temple support must be closed in order to avoid<br />

collision with the rotating arm.<br />

(Rev. 1)<br />

105<br />

STRATO X (120V)

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