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The LED´s show the position of the file tip:<br />
Blue section (3 blue LEDs): coronal- median zone<br />
Green/yellow section<br />
(3 green/1 yellow LEDs): section from apical constriction to apical foramen<br />
Red LED:<br />
the apical foramen has been passed (over-instrumentation!)<br />
Determine the apex at the 3rd green LED.<br />
Audible warnings<br />
While the file moves forward in the canal, the LEDs will be lit from the first blue to the third<br />
green, ac<strong>com</strong>panied by an intermittent acoustic signal at a frequency which increases the<br />
closer the file is to the apex.<br />
The yellow LED is ac<strong>com</strong>panied by a continuous acoustic signal and the red LED by a very<br />
strong intermittent acoustic signal.<br />
NOTE<br />
• A specific LED lit does not represent the working length in millimeters.<br />
• To achieve precise measuring results, it is necessary to use files with the same diameter<br />
as the apex. Files that are too small with respect to the true size of the apex can result in<br />
unstable measurements.<br />
Apical Auto–Stop<br />
On delivery the apical auto-stop is inactive as default setting.<br />
en<br />
If this automatic function at the apex shall be activated, take the following steps:<br />
• Press the MENU button and scroll with the + key until APEX appears at the left on the<br />
display (marked with the arrow).<br />
• Press the key until the arrow has jumped to the very right to “OFF”.<br />
• Press the + key to switch from “OFF” to “ON” and confirm with the CONFIRM key.<br />
If activated, the apical auto-stop makes sure that the rotating file tip automatically stops<br />
when reaching the apex. By releasing the foot pedal and then again pressing the foot pedal<br />
the file will automatically move into the reverse motion and shortly afterwards the file will<br />
automatically move into the forward motion.