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3 ENGLISH I DESCRIPTION... 4 ii ROUTINE OPERATION... 6 iii CONFIGURATION... 7 iv SECURITIES... 7 v - ACCESSORIES... 8 vi - TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE... 8 ViI SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS User s Manual ScanWave J05451 V5 (13) 05/2013 NG39EN020E 3

This is the user s manual for your Scanwave device. This document must be used together with the general user s manual for SATELEC curing lamps. I DESCRIPTION 1.

4 This is the user s manual for your Scanwave device. This document must be used together with the general user s manual for SATELEC curing lamps. I DESCRIPTION 1.3 LCD screen The LCD screen is backlit and allows the display of the different pieces of information required by the user Presentation As symbolised in figure 1, ScanWave includes the following components: The multi-fiber light guide, 45 curve, Ø7.5mm, sterilizable (fig. 1-1). The handpiece (fig. 1-3) fitted with a protective cap (fig. 1-2). Lithium-ion battery (fig. 1-4), assembled when delivered. Charging base (fig. 1-5). Power supply. The main plugs (USA, AUS, EEC, UK). The rigid protection shield. Accompanying documentation. On option: Kit of 5 flexible protective shields, sterilizable, Ø7,5 mm. Multi-fiber light guide, 45 curve, Ø 5,5mm, sterilizable. Kit of 5 flexible protective shields, sterilizable, Ø5,5 mm. 1.2 Technical description ScanWave is equipped with a Light-Emitting Diode (LED) that emits blue visible light of a wavelength between 390 and 505nm for the photopolymerization of dental materials. Scanwave incorporates a laser aiming system with a wavelength of 655nm and a light intensity of less than 1mV, allowing the light ray to be directed with precision. ATTENTION - LASER LIGHT - DIRECT EXPOSURE DANGEROUS FOR EYES - CLASS 2 LASER UNIT IEC standard-1 second edition Safety of laser devices - Max. power: 1mW - Pulse duration: duration of user pressing button - Wavelength: 655nm 4 NG39EN020E 05/2013 (13) V5 J05451 User s Manual ScanWave As shown above, it comprises different zones identified from top to bottom as follows: A text box displaying the curing mode selected. (1) A display in seconds of the duration of the selected curing cycle. During operation, this countdown display indicates the remaining activation time until the current cycle is complete. (2) Three icons represent the type of light emission. (3) Continuous light Flashing light Gradual light A battery charge level indicator symbolised by a ladder with 0 to 5 levels. (4) A laser function activation indicator: LA. (5) 1.4 Menu activation and selection The handpiece comprises several control devices. Two buttons located under the LCD screen can be used to: - Configure the required mode by pressing the lefthand «M» Mode button (fig. 1-6) - Select in this mode, the curing cycle to be used. Right-hand «C» Cycle button (fig. 1-7) The curing cycle is initiated by pressing the control trigger located under the device (fig. 1-8) or the ON/ OFF button (fig. 1-9) located on the aluminium tip. 1.5 Battery autonomy The charge level indicator shows the remaining battery power. Its charge time is about 3 hours. When the battery is completely discharged, the LCD

screen displays the message «Lb» (Low battery), the handpiece beeps 4 times, and the start of a curing cycle will be inhibited. You must then replace the ScanWave on its charger. 1.

5 screen displays the message «Lb» (Low battery), the handpiece beeps 4 times, and the start of a curing cycle will be inhibited. You must then replace the ScanWave on its charger. 1.6 Recharging The translucent «Neck» of the charger (fig. 1-10) shows the charger operation status and the level of lighting power emitted by the light. Place the charger on a hard, stable surface with a flatness of less than 5, then plug the connector into the grid supply. The translucent part of the support successively emits three flashes: red, green and blue. Then insert the light guide in the charger and ensure charging terminals are in contact with battery connections. The translucent part then emits a blue light signalling that the battery is charging. The blue light goes out when charging is complete. 1.7 Checking lighting power The charger can be used to check the lighting power emitted by ScanWave. To do this, a control window is located in the rear section of the support (fig. 1-11). To check the lighting power emitted: Select Scan mode; continuous; 9 seconds. Clean the optical guide, make sure that it is not damaged, and then insert it into the handpiece. Also make sure that the control window is unbroken and clean. Place the tip of the optical guide flat on the control window and activate ScanWave. If the transluscent «Neck» of the charger lights up green, the lighting power is sufficient. If the lighting power is not sufficient, this will be signalled by a fixed red or flashing red/green light. In this case, refer to chapter X. 1.8 Technical specifications Model name ScanWave Manufacturer SATELEC Medical category IIa according to the directive 93/42/CEE Handpiece Weight 185g Dimensions Ø34 x 220mm Operating cycle See II - Routine operation - Clinical care Category Type B Protection 1,5 A T Fu1 fuse (non accessible) 125V Protection index IPX0 AC power adapter Input voltage 100V AC to 240V AC Frequency 50Hz to 60Hz Output voltage 12 V DC Output current 0.8 A Category II Protection index IP 41 Charging base Input voltage 12V DC Protection 3 A T Fu1 fuse (non accessible) 125V Operating cycle Continuous operation Protection index IPX0 Battery Type Lithium-Ion Dimensions Ø34 x 115mm Capacity 2500mAh Optical specifications LED sources 4 Wavelength range 390nm-505nm Central wavelength 405nm / 440nm / 460nm and 480nm Intensity 1500 mw/cm² ± 10% (for a 7.5mm fiber : active diameter 6.8) 2200 mw/cm² ± 10% (for a 5.5mm fiber : active diameter 4.8) Maximum exposure time 60 seconds (pulse mode at 1500 mw/cm² ± 10%) Laser aiming system Typical wavelength 655nm User s Manual ScanWave J05451 V5 (13) 05/2013 NG39EN020E 5

Minimum wavelength 650nm Maximum wavelength 660nm Intensity < 1mW Class 2 Exposure time As long as user presses the button Temperature Operation +10 C to +30 C Stockage 0 C to +50 C Humidity

1 Operating for the first time On receipt of the unit, look for any damage that may have occurred during transportation. If necessary, contact your supplier.

attached general user s manual for SATELEC curing lamps).

Ensure that the light guide is properly inserted, confirmed by a click. Ensure that all the segments of the LCD screen are present The battery supplied is only charged to 60% prior to shipment.

At start-up, the device runs a sequence of automatic tests and positions itself on the last cycle used.

6 Minimum wavelength 650nm Maximum wavelength 660nm Intensity < 1mW Class 2 Exposure time As long as user presses the button Temperature Operation +10 C to +30 C Stockage 0 C to +50 C Humidity Operation 30% to 75% Storage 10% to 70% condensation included Atmospheric pressure 500hPa to 1060hPa ii ROUTINE OPERATION 2.1 Operating for the first time On receipt of the unit, look for any damage that may have occurred during transportation. If necessary, contact your supplier. Prior to any use, it is essential that the sterilizable accessories (light guide and protective shield) be sterilized and that the unit base be disinfected (see the maintenance chapter in the attached general user s manual for SATELEC curing lamps). Remove the protective caps from the handpiece (to be kept during maintenance to prevent the liquid products from damaging the LEDs), and insert the sterilized light guide into the handpiece. Ensure that the light guide is properly inserted, confirmed by a click. Ensure that all the segments of the LCD screen are present The battery supplied is only charged to 60% prior to shipment. Charge it fully (See Recharging) prior to using it each time. 2.1 Selecting curing cycles ScanWave has several curing cycles classified into two families called «Modes». At start-up, the device runs a sequence of automatic tests and positions itself on the last cycle used. 6 NG39EN020E 05/2013 (13) V5 J05451 User s Manual ScanWave To switch from one mode to the other, quickly press the «Mode» button located on the left under the LCD screen. To scan and select one of the cycles contained in these modes, quickly press the «Cycle» button located on the right under the LCD screen. C M 2.2 Curing modes and cycles Scan mode To systematically scan a continuous spectrum from 390nm to 505nm, the Scan mode can be used to activate all photosensitive dental equipment. This mode has 2 pre-programmed cycles: A continuous 9-second cycle. A gradual 20-second cycle including a 5-second increase in power, 10 seconds at stable full power, and a 5-second linear descent at the end of the cycle. Bonding mode Designed for dental adhesives and marked «Bond.», this mode has 2 cycles: A 5-second continuous cycle. A 12 x 5-second pulse cycle. In dentistry, the pulse cycle is used to bond a complete arch passing from one bracket to another, with each space coinciding with a short extinguishing of the light. 2.3 Operation Select the curing mode and cycle that you want to use. The time corresponding to the selected cycle is displayed on the LCD screen in seconds. In addition, C

an icon indicates the type of light emission selected: continuous, flashing or gradual.

The use of a transparent strip is recommended. Press the ON/OFF button to start the polymerization cycle. A countdown counter on the LCD screen shows the time remaining.

1 Laser sight ScanWave has a laser guiding system which positions the light beam in the direction of the material to be photocured.

This function allows you to view the light zone associated with optimum power. The laser radiation passes into the optical guide. Do not look in the optical guide. 3.

7 an icon indicates the type of light emission selected: continuous, flashing or gradual. Place the optical guide as close as possible to the surface of the equipment to be photocured but avoid contact as this may reduce the quality of the curing process. The use of a transparent strip is recommended. Press the ON/OFF button to start the polymerization cycle. A countdown counter on the LCD screen shows the time remaining. Press the button again for longer to stop the current cycle at any time. iii CONFIGURATION 7.1 Laser sight ScanWave has a laser guiding system which positions the light beam in the direction of the material to be photocured. At the start of a cycle, press and hold down the ON/ OFF button or the trigger to display a red sight circle. Release them to make the sight circle disappear and activate the light. This function allows you to view the light zone associated with optimum power. The laser radiation passes into the optical guide. Do not look in the optical guide. 3.2 Cycle initiation By default, in order to ensure that the device can be used easily by everyone, cycles are initiated by pressing the ON/OFF button or by pushing the control trigger. However, depending on the required ergonomics, the cycle start control can be configured: One long press on the Cycle C button makes the following screen appear: select the pen-style hold. Initiation is then only possible by pressing the On/Off button and the screen displays PE: «Pen-Style». To validate the modification and exit configuration mode, press the Mode M button again. However, if you prefer the gun-type hold, quickly press the Cycle C button. Launch is then only possible by pressing the control trigger and the screen displays GU: «Gun-type». To validate the modification and exit configuration mode, press the Mode M button. Proceed in the same way to change the initiation mode again. 3.3 Standby mode After 3 minutes without use, the unit goes into standby mode (low consumption), the LCD screen backlighting switches off. The unit can be taken out of standby mode by simply pressing one of the buttons. iv SECURITIES ScanWave is equipped with a system for the detection of possible unit operation anomalies. 4.1 Excessive temperature of the unit During intensive use, an excessive temperature may be detected and the screen then displays the letters «OH» (Over Heat) and the audible warning (beep) sounds 4 times. The light can now not be switched on. Activation is then possible either by pressing the button or the control trigger. Bo signifies «Both». A short press on the menu C button allows you to User s Manual ScanWave J05451 V5 (13) 05/2013 NG39EN020E 7

8 It is then recommended that the user leaves the handpiece to cool for a few minutes, until the screen displays the selected time cycle again and then the light can be switched on again. v - ACCESSORIES The following accessories are available for ScanWave ScanWave handpiece ScanWave battery ScanWave charging base Power supply Light guide Ø7.5mm Rigid protection shield Light guide Ø5.5mm Kit of 5 flexible protective shields, sterilizable, Ø7.5mm Kit of 5 flexible protective shields, sterilizable, Ø5.5mm Ref F05460 Ref F05451 Ref F05452 Ref X05494 Ref F05470 Ref F05407 Ref F05471 (option) Ref F61507 (option) Ref F61505 (option) vi - TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE The unit is not repairable in-situ. All maintenance/repair procedures must be performed in a specialist workshop. Symptom Possible causes Solutions No operation (LCD screen off) No operation (LCD screen on) Light power defect or no light power Battery completely discharged Battery defective ScanWave defective ScanWave defective LED defective and / or dirty ScanWave defective Defective buttons Insufficiently charged battery Light guide defective and / or dirty Recharge battery Put ScanWave back on the charging base Put ScanWave back on the charging base Check cleanliness of LEDs, clean with dry air jet and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department Check charge indicator on the unit s LCD screen, charge the battery Clean light guide and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department 8 NG39EN020E 05/2013 (13) V5 J05451 User s Manual ScanWave

9 Symptom Possible causes Solutions Defective laser diode or defective Laser defect or no light power buttons Light guide defective and / or dirty Clean light guide and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department AC power wall outlet defective Contact your electrician Charger does not operate Dysfunction of power level verification AC power adapter defective Light and audible alarms defective Fuse defective Wrong battery detection Light guide defective and / or dirty LED defective and / or dirty Indicator light defective Window defective and / or dirty Clean battery contacts and charger and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department Clean light guide and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department Check cleanliness of verification window and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department Check cleanliness of LEDs, clean with dry air jet and / or return to SATELEC after-sales department Clean window It is particularly recommended to continuously wear protective glasses during repair operations. User s Manual ScanWave J05451 V5 (13) 05/2013 NG39EN020E 9

VII SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS SYMBOL DEFINITION Alternating current Direct current Do not discard as household waste Please refer

No access for persons with active implant as pacemaker Rx only United States Federal Law restricts on its territory the use of

Note: Technical personnel of the SATELEC authorized dealer network can obtain from ACTEON GROUP on request all the information

10 VII SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS SYMBOL DEFINITION Alternating current Direct current Do not discard as household waste Please refer to the accompanying documentation «ON»/«OFF» (pushbutton) Type B Class 2 laser equipment Protective glasses recommended CE marking No access for persons with active implant as pacemaker Rx only United States Federal Law restricts on its territory the use of this unit exclusively to trained, capable and qualified dental healthcare professionals, or under their control. Note: Technical personnel of the SATELEC authorized dealer network can obtain from ACTEON GROUP on request all the information they need for repair of the parts of the curing light that ACTEON has identified as repairable. 10 NG39EN020E 05/2013 (13) V5 J05451 User s Manual ScanWave

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