Cod.
Rev. 01 01.2017
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EN NewTom GO 2D / 3D - technical manual
NewTom GO 2D/3D - TECHNICAL MANUAL
CONTENTS
1. DEVICE INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 REQUIRED INSTRUMENTS ................................................................................................................................................3
1.2 INTERNAL CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS................................................................................................................................................4
2. COVER, HANDLES, MIRROR REMOVAL...................................................................................................................................5
2.1 MONOBLOC COVER............................................................................................................................................................5
2.2 PANEL COVER.....................................................................................................................................................................5
2.3 MIRROR................................................................................................................................................................................6
2.4 HANDLES..............................................................................................................................................................................6
2.5 MIRROR FRAME COVER.....................................................................................................................................................7
2.6 SIDE COVERS......................................................................................................................................................................7
2.7 ARCH COVER......................................................................................................................................................................7
3. PC CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................................................................................8
3.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................................................................8
3.2 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS..............................................................................................................................................8
3.3 OPERATING SYSTEM SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................................9
3.4 DISABLING WINDOWS FIREWALL .................................................................................................................................. 11
3.5 PC-DEVICE CONNECTION ...............................................................................................................................................12
3.6 CBCT PANEL INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................................15
3.7 PLEORA DRIVER INSTALLATION AND INTEL PRO 1000 NETWORK CARD CONFIGURATION...................................16
3.8 ACQUISITION SERVER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION......................................................................................................19
3.9 INTEL PRO 1000 DRIVER UPDATE...................................................................................................................................21
3.10 ACQUISITION SERVER CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................................23
3.11 NNT SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION...............................................................................................27
4. CALIBRATION See corresponding “3D CALIBRATION MANUAL – OPT entry level” code 97071221...............................32
5. CONTROL BOARDS DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................33
5.1 UNIT BLOCK DIAGRAM.....................................................................................................................................................33
5.2 POWER BOARD 97661407 ...............................................................................................................................................34
5.2.1 CONNECTORS LIST..............................................................................................................................................36
5.2.2 FUSES AND DIP SWITCHES LIST........................................................................................................................36
5.2.3 LEDS LIST..............................................................................................................................................................36
5.3 LOGIC BOARD 97661408 .................................................................................................................................. 40
5.3.1 CONNECTORS LIST..............................................................................................................................................40
5.3.2 DIP SWITCHES LIST .............................................................................................................................................40
5.3.3 LEDS LIST..............................................................................................................................................................40
5.4 SENSOR INTERFACE BOARD 97661485.........................................................................................................................42
5.4.1 CONNECTORS LIST..............................................................................................................................................44
5.4.2 LEDS LIST..............................................................................................................................................................44
5.5 MONOBLOC AREA.............................................................................................................................................................45
5.6 KEYBOARD BOARD 97661484..........................................................................................................................................46
5.6.1 CONNECTORS LIST..............................................................................................................................................46
5.7 LOGO BOARD 97661539...................................................................................................................................................46
5.7.1 CONNECTORS LIST..............................................................................................................................................46
6. TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................................................47
6.1 CRANIOSTAT ADJUSTMENT.............................................................................................................................................47
7. INSTALLATION CHECK LIST (FOR USA ONLY)......................................................................................................................48
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1. DEVICE INSTALLATION
1.1 REQUIRED INSTRUMENTS
All the device installation procedures are described in the videos uploaded on the extranet. The following instruments
are necessary to perform all the procedure properly:
Allen wrench set
Screwdrivers
Scissors
Spirit level
Electric cable
Threaded bars or bolts
Network cables
RJ12 telephone cable
Calibration kit
WARNING: After mechanical installation, check that:
1 - kinematic mechanism is securely fastened to the column and that it does not swing. Check that the
6 M8 fixing screws (2 side and 4 front screws) are fully tightened.
2 - In case of stand installation: the column must be securely fastened and there should be no clea-
rance.
3 - In case of wall installation: the column must be securely anchored to the wall (check bolts or
counter-plate) and there should be no clearance.
In case of column vibrations check the following:
1 - If the device is in AIR version: check that the screws fastening the column to the wall are not too tightened and the
feet are adjusted so that the column is levelled and is not affected by torsion. If required, loosen 2 of the 4 fixing
screws (in a cross pattern from top right to bottom left, or vice versa) so that the column has a little clearance. Adjust
the feet to make the column rest against the wall.
2 - If the device is fastened both to the wall and to the floor: check that the column is not affected by torsion. Loosen the
screws fastening it to the ground to allow a little clearance to the column. In order to position the column correctly
move it a couple of times to adjust it, then secure it to the floor.
1.2 INTERNAL CONNECTIONS
Once the device has been installed, connect the column cables to the kinematic unit:
There are 5 connectors that have to be connected
to the power board:
K1 Column motor
K2 Column motor thermal sensor
K13 Column upper end stop photocell
K18 Column lower end stop photocell
K22 Anti-crushing microswitch
WARNING: check the photocell connections; DO NOT reverse K13 and K18!
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1.3 EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS
K17 - Main supply
K12 - External emergency stop (Optional, short-circuit cable loop installed as factory configuration)
K11 - Door interlock (Optional, short-circuit cable loop installed as factory configuration)
K10 - X-ray button, use any 2-wire switch or the optional button 96609090
CONNECTOR FUNCTION
1 X-Ray Switch – Red wire if using button 96609090
2 X-Ray Switch – Brown wire if using button 96609090
3 Ready LED – only if using button 96609090 (white wire)
4 Emission LED – only if using button 96609090 (blue wire)
K14 - External warning lights, clean contacts, no voltage provided. (Optional) Use lamps up to 240 VAC - max 2 A. Use
a service relay for higher loads.
CONNECTOR FUNCTION
1
“Ready” light
2
3
X-ray emission light
4
WARNING: Comply with the main supply polarity indicated on connector K17
WARNING: The area of input terminal block K17 is always energised, as indicated by the plate below:
Before handling, cut the power by means of the external magneto-thermal switch.
Once the power to the equipment has been cut, wait at least 60 seconds before handling the boards, to allow the ca-
pacitors to discharge.
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2. COVER, HANDLES, MIRROR REMOVAL
2.1 MONOBLOC COVER
Remove the highlighted screws and pull the (interlo-
cking) cover.
2.2 PANEL COVER
Remove the highlighted screws and pull the (interlo-
cking) rear cover.
Loosen the four highlighted screws to remove the
front cover.
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2.3 MIRROR
Slightly press the mirror against the column, move the
mirror upwards and turn it outwards to remove it.
2.4 HANDLES
Remove the accessory drawer and loosen the hi-
ghlighted screws to remove the handles.
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2.5 MIRROR FRAME COVER
Loosen the highlighted screws and remove the cover.
2.6 SIDE COVERS
Loosen the highlighted screws and remove the (interlo-
cking) side covers.
2.7 ARCH COVER
NOTE Before removing the arch cover, it is necessary to
remove the sensor cover.
Loosen the highlighted screws and remove the (interlo-
cking) side covers of the arch.
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3. PC CONFIGURATION
3.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
The device works with 2 Ethernet connections, one for generic communication with the PC (that can be connected to a
local area network and works in DHPC) and another one, which must absolutely be point-to-point, dedicated to image
acquisition from the 3D panel, therefore connecting the device to the INTEL PRO 1000 network card of the computer.
The computer dedicated to image acquisition (from now on “Acquisition Server”) must have MANDATORY requirements.
Refer to the user manual of the NNT (chapter 2.3) for the minimum requirements of the pc clients not directly connected
to the machine.
3.2 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS
The Acquisition Server must comply with the above-mentioned requirements. If it is supplied by Cefla, the entire
hardware will already be assembled and the entire software will be installed. Otherwise, it will be necessary to assemble
a PC that complies with the specifications and install the entire software autonomously.
The 2 PC network cards will be needed for the communication between device and PC and for the connection between
Sensor and PC. The latter connection is carried out by means of a dedicated network card (INTEL PRO 1000) that
must be compulsorily used and needs a free PCI-E slot on the PC motherboard.
The operating system of the acquisition server is compulsorily WINDOWS 7 PRO 64 bit or WINDOWS 8.1 64 bit. Once
installed, make sure that all the peripheral drivers are properly recognised.
The Intel PRO 1000 is automatically detected by the operating system and installed with the corresponding drivers
(that have to be updated).
The acquisition server needs an account with the administrator rights.
WARNING: for the video card drivers, use the pack available on the Extranet.
During video driver installation, the .NET Framework 4.0 libraries will be installed too, which are essential to install the
software. Make sure that the list of the programmes installed on the pc contains the following items:
If, for whatever reason, such items are not installed, they may be downloaded from the Microsoft website.
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3.3 OPERATING SYSTEM SETTINGS
Open the Control Panel, select “User Account” and
then “Change User Account Control Settings”.
Select the lowest notification level “Never Notify”.
RESTART THE PC.
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From the Control Panel select “Power Options”.
On the “Balanced” profile select “Change plan settings”.
Set “Turn OFF display” and “Put the computer to sleep”
to “Never”. Select “Change advanced power settings”.
Set “Hard disk → Turn off hard disk after → 0”.
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Disable also the screensaver, if any. To do this, right
click with the mouse on any free area of the desktop
(with no icons or windows), and select “Personalize”
from the context menu.
Press on the “Screen Saver” icon in the bottom right
corner, and select “None” in the next dialog box.
3.4 DISABLING WINDOWS FIREWALL
From the Control Panel select “Administrative Tools”
and double click on “Services”:
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Scroll down the service list, right click on the “Windows
firewall” service and double click.
Go to the “Startup type” drop-down menu and select
“Disabled”. Then press the “Stop” key to stop the
service currently being executed.
Wait until the service is stopped:
Click on “OK” to close the dialogue window.
From the Windows Services list, search for “Windows
update”, stop the service and disable the automatic
startup.
3.5 PC-DEVICE CONNECTION
The device may be connected to a local area network or directly to the Acquisition Server PC. In both cases, the 3D
panel Ethernet connection must absolutely be point-to-point and is always managed autonomously by the software
and the machine. Therefore, it is not necessary to set any IP address on the INTEL PRO 1000 board, as it will be set
autonomously during the software installation procedure described in the following chapters. On the other hand, it may
be necessary to set a static IP address for the network card dedicated to PC – device communication. If this network
card too is characterised by a direct connection (see the following figure), then it will be necessary to set an IP address
compatible with the default address of the device (192.168.1.160).
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To set a static IP address for a network card, click on
the “Start” button, type “ncpa.cpl” in the search field
and press enter. The connection management window
will open.
If a fixed IP address must be set for the network
card dedicated to communication, right-click on the
corresponding connection (not the INTEL pro 1000
connection, but the one supplied by the other network
card) and select “properties”.
Then select “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”
and click on “properties”.
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An IP address compatible with the one of the device
must be specified. In the “IP address” field, just indicate
an address of the 192.168.1.XXX type, where XXX is
any number between 1 and 254, except for the device
ip address (160 in case of default address). The Subnet
mask is already filled out properly.
Click “OK” to confirm.
On the other hand, in case of connection to a local area network (see the following figure), the network card for the
connection with the device too must have the option “Obtain an IP address automatically”. The DHCP will assign the
right IP addresses both to the PC and to the device.
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3.6 CBCT PANEL INSTALLATION
WARNING: each panel is equipped with a specific installation CD, containing data that are not
interchangeable with other units. Carefully keep the CD and make sure that at least one backup copy is
available.
Insert the driver CD of the supplied 3D panel and click as displayed in the figure:
Confirm by “Finish”.
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3.7 PLEORA DRIVER INSTALLATION AND INTEL PRO 1000 NETWORK CARD CONFIGURATION
IMPORTANT: disconnect the device from power supply, wait for 10-15 seconds and reconnect to power
supply.
In NNT installation folder, open “Varian” folder and run
the “Install.exe” file.
The installer will check whether previous versions of
Pleora Driver are already present and will uninstall
them if necessary.
WARNING: this procedure may take a long time, do not
interrupt the process. At the end the PC will restart and
resume installation. If this does not occur automatically,
manually relaunch “install.exe”.
The screen on the side will be displayed: tick off “Update
Imager Files for L09” and select the “HcpConfig.ini” file.
Click on “INSTALL”.
WARNING: During this procedure do not disconnect or
switch off the device. Failure of panel firmware update
may compromise its functionality. If dialogs appear,
follow the instructions.
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When the installation is over, the window on the side
will appear:
Click on “Close”.
Go to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Pleora\eBUS
SDK path and run “EBusDriverInstallationTool.exe” file,
the screen with the list of network cards available in the
PC will appear:
Only near Intel Pro 1000 board connected to the 3D
panel it is necessary that in “Current Driver” column the
“eBUS Universal Pro Driver” are present. In “Action”
column of the other boards, select “Use manufacturer”
menu and click “Install”:
At the end of installation, click “Close”.
Restart the PC.
After PC restart, make sure that the following settings are correct:
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Right-click on “Computer”, select “Properties” and
select “Device Manager” in the left column.
Expand the “Network adapters” branch and right-click
on “Intel PRO/1000 GT Desktop Adapters”, select
“Properties”.
Select “Advanced” and choose the “Jumbo Packet”
property, setting the value to “9014 Bytes”.
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In the “Advanced” section, search for “Receive Buffers”
and set the value to 2048 (using the arrows on the side)
WARNING: maybe the “Receive Buffers” item is not displayed directly in this window. If it is not displayed,
search for the “Performance Options” item and click on “Properties”. The “Receive Buffers” value is
displayed there.
3.8 ACQUISITION SERVER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
This software can only be installed on 64 bit Operating
Systems.
Launch the software installer (from the setup menu on
the usb dongle or from Extranet download)and select
the language:
Click on “Next”.
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Select “I accept the agreement”, then click “Next”.
Select the installation for 2D and 3D devices and click
on “Next”.
Click on “Install”.
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Installed software will be checked, any missing system
component will be installed at this stage:
Restart the PC.
3.9 INTEL PRO 1000 DRIVER UPDATE
The Intel PRO 1000 ethernet card is automatically
recognized from the Operating System.
However, the default system driver should be updated
to a specific version in order to ensure the best
functionality. The updated driver is found in:
“C:\Program files\Common files\NewTom\Tools”,
double click on the “Intel_network_drivers.exe” file to
start the installation.
Click on “Next”.
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Choose “I accept” and click “Next”.
Press “Next” and proceed with the default options.
Click on “Install”.
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Wait.
Click on “Finish”.
Reboot the PC.
3.10 ACQUISITION SERVER CONFIGURATION
Once the PC IP addresses have been properly set, the Acquisition Server can be configured.
Clicking on the Acquisition Server icon, its main window
will be displayed in full-screen and “User” mode.
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The 2 red areas indicate the connection status with
the device (the first one from the top, smaller) and the
sensor status with the messages concerning machine
errors (the second one, bigger).
Clicking on the “Settings” icon at top right, the
connection and software option panel will open. Select
“Change Mode” and confirm the application restart
message.
When the programme is restarted, the execution mode
has to be selected. Select “Service mode”.
and insert the password “cefla”.
Restart the “Acquisition Server” software, which will
start in service mode.
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Go back to “Settings”, select “Find Device”.
The device will be searched automatically; select it and
confirm.
Select “Connect Device” and tick off the “Auto Connect
Device” option. Click on “Close”.
After a few seconds, the software will connect to the
device.
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Now set the connection with the 3D panel. Click again
on “Settings” and on “Find Sensor”.
The device 3D panel will be searched automatically.
Select it and confirm.
Confirm by “Close”.
The acquisition server status is now completely green.
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3.11 NNT SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION
The software used to receive images from the 3D device is NNT (version 6.5 or higher), installed in its MAIN
WORKSTATION version.
NNT must be installed on the Acquisition Server PC.
Start NNT installation, select 3D device installation and
click on “Next”.
Select the “Stand alone” option and click on “Next”.
Confirm the installation process and click on “Next”.
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Wait and click on “Install”.
At the end, restart the computer.
Upon first NNT launch, the display mode has to be
selected (“Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery” is the
standard mode)
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In the following window, click on “I agree”
Access the service mode by pressing
“CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+END” simultaneously (the
“Service Level” message under “NNT” in the main
screen confirms proper execution).
Press “ALT+F10” and enter the “336699” password:
Click on “Browse” in the window that will open and
select the “C:\IMAGERs\xxxxx” folder, where xxxx=
serial number of the installed panel. Click on “OK”.
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In “Service Mode”, press ALT+F10 and enter the
“12345” password. The window displayed in the figure
will open. Click on “Find”:
Select the device and click on “Add selected”.
Make sure that the settings are correct as displayed
in the figure (tick “MainWS”) and click on “Save” and
then on “Exit”.
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After saving the settings, the following NNT display will
appear.
Click on the button in the top right corner and select the
virtual keyboard from the menu:
Upon first launch, the virtual keyboard will display the
following message.
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To connect the virtual keyboard to the device, authorise
it; go to the “Acquisition Server” software and select
“Clients Allowed”.
The list of all the clients that have attempted to connect
to the virtual keyboard will be displayed. Tick off the
necessary one(s) and close.
Now, restarting the virtual keyboard, it can connect to
the device regularly.
4. CALIBRATION See corresponding “3D CALIBRATION MANUAL – OPT entry level” code 97071221
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5. CONTROL BOARDS DESCRIPTION
5.1 UNIT BLOCK DIAGRAM
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5.2 POWER BOARD 97661407
WARNING: The K17 input terminal board is always powered (live), as marked on the info plate below:
Before handling always cut the power via the external circuit breaker.
Once the power to the device has been cut wait at least 60 seconds before handling the boards so that the condensers
have time to discharge.
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5.2.1 CONNECTORS LIST
CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
K17 Mains power supply
K4 Power switch live wire
K5 Power switch neutral wire
K12 External emergency button - optional
K11 Door interlock - optional
K10 X-ray button
K14 External signal lamps – Optional- Wires 1,2 ready - Wires 3,4 x-ray emission
K16 Power supply for “logic” board
J3 Not used
K21 Can bus connector
K15 Integrated emergency button (on column)
K9 Monobloc feedback
K18 Column lower endpoint photocell
K13 Column upper endpoint photocell
K22 Column anti-pinch switch
K2 Column motor thermal sensor
K1 Column motor power supply
K3 Monobloc power supply
5.2.2 FUSES AND DIP SWITCHES LIST
FUSE ID NOTES DESCRIPTION
FUSE 20AF250v 6.3x32 115V
FH1/FH2 Mains power supply fuse
FUSE 12AF 250v 6.3x32 230V
F2 Standby power fuse FUSE 2AT 230V
F1 48V output fuse FUSE 2,5AF 450V DC
DIP Switches
SW1 Always off, reserved use
5.2.3 LEDS LIST
NAME ON
LED ID COLOR DESCRIPTION
BOARD
CAN communication activity: normally flashing. Problems on CAN bus If off
DL1 YELLOW ACT
or on steady
Error status, normally off. Flashing upon startup, the number of flashes
DL2 RED ERR represents the FW version. When ERR is on the number of flashes from CPU
LED represents the error code.
Normally flashing at 1Hz (10Hz during column movement or x-ray emission)
DL3 GREEN CPU When ERR is on the number of flashes from CPU LED represents the error
code.
Normally off, if on the upper column endpoint has been reached. Always on
DL4 YELLOW UP
if photocell damaged or disconnected.
Normally off, if on the upper column endpoint has been reached. Always on if
DL5 YELLOW DN
photocell damaged or disconnected.
Normally off, if on the anti-pich microswitch has been pushed. Always on if
DL6 RED STOP
microswitch damaged or disconnected.
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LED ID COLOR DESCRIPTION
BOARD
On when mains power supply is on. Off during stand by or in case of issues
DL8 YELLOW VAC
with power amplifier on the board.
On when 390V are present on power amplifier. Off when in stand-by or in
DL9 YELLOW VDC
case of issues with the power amplifier.
DL10 GREEN -5VA Analog -5.3V present, normally on
DL11 GREEN +5VA Analog +5.3V present, normally on
DL13 GREEN 18V 18V driver tension present, normally on
DL14 GREEN 12V 12V driver tension present, normally on
DL15 GREEN 5.0V 5V CPU tension present, normally on
DL16 GREEN 12V_EXT 12V for x-ray button, emergency button and interlock, normally on.
DL17 GREEN 3.3V 3.3V CPU tension present, normally on
DL18 GREEN 24V 24V tension present, normally on
DL19 GREEN SYNC Power-LOGIC boards sync signal, normally off
Inverter enabled signal from LOGIC board, normally on. Off during standby
DL20 GREEN ENB
or in error condition.
DL21 GREEN ACK Acknowledged signal from LOGIC board, normally off.
DL23 GREEN RDYL External “ready” lamp relay status. Normally off, on when unit is “ready”.
DL24 YELLOW XRYL External “x-ray on” lamp relay status. Normally off, on during x-ray emission.
DL25 GREEN BUT Xray button pressed. On when x-ray button is pressed.
DL26 YELLOW ILK Interlock status. Normally off. On if door is open or interlock is not connected.
External emergency button status. Normally off. On if External emergency
DL27 RED EMG
button status is pressed or not connected.
DL28 YELLOW FIL X-ray filament on. On during emission.
DL29 YELLOW INV Inverter on. On during emission
DL30 YELLOW DRV Driver enabled, normally on. Off during standby or in error condition.
DL31 GREEN 48V 48V tension ON. Off during standby or in error condition.
Mains power supply to power ampifier relay status. Off during standby or in
DL32 YELLOW ON
error condition.
DL33 YELLOW PC Preload resistance by-pass relay. Off during standby or in error condition.
Integrated emergency button status. Normally off. On if integrated emergency
DL35 RED EMG
button status is pressed or not connected.
Column engine overload. Normally off. On when thermal sensor is active or
DL36 RED MT
not connected.
To connect the X-ray button, use k10 connector as follows:
PIN 1-2: X-ray emission contact
PIN 3: signal “Ready”
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PIN 4: signal “X-ray ON”
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PIN 5-6: not used
5.3 LOGIC BOARD 97661408
5.3.1 CONNECTORS LIST
CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
K10 Ethernet connection to PC
K3 Powe supply and sync signal for sensor interface card.
K41 Chinrest microswitch
K1 Power supply input from powe board
K39 24V power supply toward engraved logo light
K26 K23 Monobloc lasers
K24 Chin rest lasers
K2 Collimator motor
K8 Y axis motor
K14 R axis motor
K5 Collimator photocell
K9 Y axis photocell
K15 R axis photocell
K16 Keyboard signals connector
K13 CAN connector to power board
K4 Not used
K31 Serial port, not used
K29 Not used
5.3.2 DIP SWITCHES LIST
DIP Switches DESCRIPTION
SW4 Not used, all OFF
SW2 Reboot button
SW3 Factory reset switch
5.3.3 LEDS LIST
LED ID COLOR NAME ON BOARD DESCRIPTION
CAN activity. Normally on flashing. On steady or off in case of CAN
DL1 YELLOW CAN ACT
error condition.
Error status, normally off. Flashing upon startup, the number of flashes
DL2 RED ERR represents the FW version. When ERR is on the number of flashes from
CPU LED represents the error code.
Normally flashing at 1Hz (10Hz during column movement or x-ray
DL3 GREEN CPU emission). When ERR is on the number of flashes from CPU LED
represents the error code.
DL4 GREEN MOTORS Motors enabled, normally on.
DL5 GREEN SYNC_PAN Logic-sensor sync signal, normally off
DL7 GREEN MOTX Not Used
On if Y motor is active. If flashing the motor is in error (disconnected,
DL8 GREEN MOTY
short-circuit, overheating, broken driver)
DL9 GREEN MOTC Not used
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LED ID COLOR NAME ON BOARD DESCRIPTION
On if R motor is active. If flashing the motor is in error (disconnected,
DL10 GREEN MOTR
short-circuit, overheating, broken driver)
DL11 GREEN PROG FPGA programmed, normally on
DL12 GREEN RUN FPGA on, normally flashing (3Hz)
DL13 GREEN SYNC POWER-LOGIC sync signal, normally off.
Inverter enabled signal from LOGIC board, normally on. Off during
DL14 GREEN ENABLE
standby or in error condition.
DL15 GREEN ACK Acknowledged signal from LOGIC board, always on.
X-ray emission signal from Power board. Normally off, on during
DL16 GREEN XRAY
emission.
DL17 GREEN SD_ON Not used.
DL18 YELLOW ACT LAN activity LED. Normally flashing.
DL19 GREEN LINK LAN connection estabilished. Normally on.
DL22 GREEN 3.3V 3.3V CPU tension present, normally on
DL23 GREEN 24V 24V tension present, normally on
DL24 GREEN 5.0V 5V CPU tension present, normally on
DL25 GREEN 1.2V 1.2V CPU tension present, normally on
DL32 GREEN 48V R axis Motor tension present, normally on
DL33 GREEN FCR R axis photocell. On if photocell is obscured or disconnected/broken.
DL35 GREEN Not used
DL36 GREEN FCX Not used
DL38 GREEN 48V Y axis Motor tension present, normally on
DL39 GREEN FCY Y axis photocell. On if photocell is obscured or disconnected/broken.
DL42 GREEN EXP_OK_PAN Exposure OK signal from sensor, normally off.
Sensor present, normally off. On if broken cable or sensor interface
DL43 GREEN PAN_IN
board is disconnected.
48V Sensor power supply ok. Normally on. Off during standby or in
DL46 GREEN PAN_ON
error condition on sensor or interface board.
DL49 GREEN 48V 48V from power board on. Off during standby or in error condition.
48V enabled on sensor. Normally on. Off during standby or in error
DL51 GREEN ENB_PAN
condition on sensor or interface board.
DL53 GREEN CHIN_L Not used
DL54 GREEN CHIN_R Not used
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5.4 SENSOR INTERFACE BOARD 97661485
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5.4.1 CONNECTORS LIST
CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
K1 Sensor synchronisation / supply from LOGIC
K2 24V DC Panel supply
K3 Sensor synchronisation
5.4.2 LEDS LIST
LED ID DESCRIPTION
DL1 (VIN) 48V from LOGIC board
DL2 (VCC) Analog 5V towards sensor
DL3 (VDD) Digital 5V towards sensor
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5.5 MONOBLOC AREA
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5.6 KEYBOARD BOARD 97661484
5.6.1 CONNECTORS LIST
CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
K1 Keyboard signals from LOGIC
5.7 LOGO BOARD 97661539
5.7.1 CONNECTORS LIST
CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION
K1 24V power supply fron Logic board
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6. TROUBLESHOOTING
6.1 CRANIOSTAT ADJUSTMENT
Should the craniostat not be centred with respect to the sagittal laser, perform a mechanical
adjustment:
Proceed as follows:
1. Check that craniostat is centred
2. Close the 2 side tabs
3. Remove lower cover. There are no screws, just pull the cover downwards.
4. Loosen the 2 screws shown in the figure and move the craniostat to align it to the sagittal laser.
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7. INSTALLATION CHECK LIST (FOR USA ONLY)
It is the responsibility of the Assemblers or Installers to report the installation to the manufacturer within 15 days of the
date of installation.
Upon completion of an installation, please
fill out and review the manufacturer’s
INSTALLATION CHECKLIST (document
number 97050897, PDF file available on
the CD ROM supplied with the device or on
extranetdentale.cefla.it) in its entirety. Return
a copy, along with the original manufacturer’s
INSTALLATION AND TEST REPORT
(document number 97011067) to CEFLA
North America, Inc. 6125 Harris Technology
Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28269 USA.
It is the responsibility of the Assemblers
(defined as “any person engaged in the
business of assembling, replacing, or installing
one or more components into a diagnostic
x-ray system or subsystem”) to fill out and
distribute the “Report of assembly”, using
the Form FDA 2579, upon completion of an
installation and within 15 days of the date of
installation. For more guidance, please refer
to FDA document number 1751 “Guidance for
Industry and Food and Drug Administration
Staff - Assembler’s Guide to Diagnostic X-Ray
Equipment”.
Please send a photocopy of the Form
FDA 2579 to the manufacturer along with
the INSTALLATION CHECKLIST and the
INSTALLATION AND TEST REPORT:
fax 704-631-4608 or
e-mail: service@cefladental.com.
Please also keep a copy for yourself.
In the event of a technical maintenance, if components bearing a serial number are replaced, an authorized technician
must:
• repeat all the steps prescribed by the installation checklist,
• fill out a new installation report bearing the new serial number of the replaced component,
• send the the new installation report and installation checklist to the manufacturer,
• fill out and distribute the Report of Assembly, using the Form FDA 2579 - for a list of exceptions to reporting
requirements, please refer to 21CFR 1020.30(d)(2).
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