3Disc Heron IOS User manual

User Manual

Small Scanner. Great Comfort.
1. Introducing the Heron™ IOS Solution
1.1. Introduction ................................................................... 6
1.2 Indications supported ........................................................... 6
1.3Certicationandcompliance .................................................... 6
1.4 Regulatory ..................................................................... 7
1.5 Intended Use ................................................................... 7
1.6Classications .................................................................. 7
2. What’s in the Box
3.SystemRequirementsandSpecications
3.1SystemSpecications ........................................................... 9
3.1.1 Scanner ...................................................................... 9
3.1.2 Scanning Process.............................................................. 9
3.1.3Soware&LabIntegration .................................................... 10
3.2ComputerRequirements ....................................................... 10
3.2.1RequiredSowareandMisc. .................................................. 10
3.2.2RequiredHardware ........................................................... 10
3.3EnvironmentConditions........................................................ 11
3.4PowerInput ................................................................... 11
3.5ReusableTips ................................................................. 11
3.6 Scanner – Base and Handpiece ................................................. 11
4.HowtoConnect&SetuptheHeron™IOSSolution
4.1 Setting Up and Connecting the Heron™ IOS ..................................... 12
4.2Heron™IOSComponentsOverview............................................. 14
4.3 Settings ....................................................................... 14
4.4 cloud storage .................................................................. 16
5. Operating the Heron™ IOS Solution
5.1 Getting Started................................................................. 18
5.1.0CommunicationwiththeLab19
5.1.1CaseManagementSowareOverview ......................................... 20
5.2Indicationworkows........................................................... 23
5.2.1Createneworder ............................................................. 24
5.3.Importantthingstoknowbeforescanning ...................................... 26
5.4 Operating the scanner .......................................................... 26
5.4.1 Scanning .................................................................... 26
5.4.2MandibularandMaxillaryScanning............................................ 27
5.4.3BiteAlignment ............................................................... 28
5.4.4Tip .......................................................................... 29
5.5ScanningTools................................................................. 30

6. Maintenance
6.1 Cleaning the Handpiece ........................................................ 31
6.2CleaningandSterilizationofTip................................................. 31
6.3 Disposal ...................................................................... 33
6.4Calibration .................................................................... 33
7.SafetyGuidelinesandWarnings
7.1WarningsandSymbols......................................................... 33
7.2 General Guidelines ............................................................. 34
7.3 General Warnings .............................................................. 34
7.3.1SystemModication ......................................................... 34
7.3.2ApprovedSoware........................................................... 34
7.3.3EquipmentFailure ............................................................ 35
7.4 Mechanical Hazards ........................................................... 35
7.4.1 Moving Parts ................................................................. 35
7.4.2DroppedEquipment ......................................................... 35
7.4.3 Base ....................................................................... 35
7.5ElectricalSafety ............................................................... 36
7.5.1ElectricalShock.............................................................. 36
7.5.2StressonCables ............................................................. 36
7.6EyeSafety ..................................................................... 36
7.7 Hygiene ....................................................................... 36
7.8DuringSystemsOperation...................................................... 37
7.9SymbolsontheHeronandTransportCase....................................... 38
8. Support, Warranty and Repair Service
8.1 Support ....................................................................... 39
8.2 Standard Warranty ............................................................. 39
8.3 Repair Service ................................................................. 39
8.4OutofWarrantyRepairService ................................................. 40

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1. Introducing the Heron™ IOS Solution
1.1. Introduction
ThankyouforpurchasingtheHeron™IOSsolutionfrom3DISC.
TheHeron™IOSsolutionisdesignedanddevelopedtoproducehigh-qualitydigital
intraoralscans,ormodels,fordentalrestorationoranalysis.
TheHeron™IOSsolutionisdesignedwithyouasadentistandyourpatientinmind.
Thescannerislightweight,smallandeasytouse,enablingafast,accuratescanning
andgreatpatientexperience.TheCasemanagementapplicationisordermanage-
mentasyouknowitanddesignedforeasyandintuitiveuse.Enjoyyournewintraoral
scanner solution!
1.2 Indications supported
Heron™ IOS can be used for the following indications:
∙ Anatomic crowns
∙ Copings
∙ Provisional crowns
∙ Anatomical pontics
∙ Reduced pontics
∙ Provisional pontics
∙ Inlays/Onlays
∙ Implant abutments
∙ 3-unit implant bridges
∙ Up to 5-unit bridges
∙ Orthodontic aligners
∙ Nightguards
∙ Splints
∙ Retainers
∙ Bleach trays
∙ Sleep appliances
1.3Certicationandcompliance
Thesystemhasbeentestedandconformstothefollowingstandards:
•IEC60601-1,Medicalelectricalequipment-Part1:Generalrequirementsforbasic
safetyandessentialperformance
•IEC60601-1-2,Medicalelectricalequipment-Part1-2:Generalrequirementsforbasic
safetyandessentialperformance-CollateralStandard:Electromagneticdisturbances
-Requirementsandtests
•IEC62471,Photobiologicalsafetyoflampsandlampsystems
1.4 Regulatory
TheHeron™IOSismanufacturedandmarketedinaccordancewithUSFDARegulati-
onsandEUMedicalDeviceDirective93-42-EEC.
1.5 Intended Use
TheHeron™IOSisanopticalimpressionsystem.Itisusedtorecordthetopographical
characteristicsofteeth,dentalimpressions,orstonemodelsforuseinthecompu-
ter-aideddesign(CAD)andcomputer-aidedmanufacturing(CAM)ofdentalrestorative
prosthetic devices.
1.6Classications
The Heron™ IOS system has the following classications
•Protectionagainstelectricalshock:TypeBAppliedPart
•Protectionagainstharmfulingressofwater:Ordinaryequipment(IPX0)
•Safetyofapplicationinthepresenceofaammableanestheticmaterialwithairor
withoxygenornitrousoxide:Equipmentnotsuitableforuseinthepresenceofaam-
mableanestheticmixturewithairorwithoxygenornitrousoxide.
CAUTION:Rxonly-Federallawrestrictsthisdevicetobesoldbyoron
theorderofaDentist.
WARNING:Unintendeduseofthesystemcanresultinphysicalinjury
tothepatientandoperator,anddamagetothesystem.

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2. What’s in the Box
The Heron™ IOS system includes the following
Name PartNumber
Heron™IOSSystem(Includes3Tips) IOS-FP-71-001
USB3.0Cable IOS-CP-00-043
AC/DCPowerAdapter IOS-CP-00-088
SavetheBox:Itishighlyrecommendedthatyoustoretheboxinasafeplaceanddo
notthrowitaway.Theboxisoptimalforanynecessarytransportationorshipmentof
the Heron™ IOS.
3.SystemRequirementsandSpecications
3.1SystemSpecications
3.1.1 Scanner
ScannerType Hand-held(chairside)scannerthatcreates
opticalimpressionsfordentalrestorations.
Design Compact,lightweight,ergonomic–designed
tobeoperatedwithlittlephysicaleort.
DimensionsBase Size:L306mm,W98mm,H72mm
DimensionsScanner Weight:150grams
Size:L256mm,W43mm,H43mm
PowerRequirement DC5.0V/4A(Powersupplyincluded)
ScannerTip Reusable,sterilizeusingsteamautoclave
HeatingElement Preventsformationoffogontheoptics
AcquisitionMethod Intraoralcamera–activestereoimaging
Color Scanning 24-bit(8-bitperchannel)
3.1.2 Scanning Process
ToothPreparation Nopowderorsprayrequired
Scanning Principle Continuously scanning and
accumulating(stitching)depth
and color data
DistanceScanner-Tooth 0–12mm
Possiblecontactdurationbyoperator 10min≤tNote:Mayvarywith
hardwareconguration
OperatorAccessiblePart Handpiece
Possiblecontactdurationbypatient 10min≤t
Patientaccessiblepart(TypeBAppliedPart) Tip
Computer–ScannerInterface USB 3.0

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3.1.3Soware&LabIntegration
OutputFileFormat STL,PLY,OBJ
CompatibilitywithCAD/CAMSystems OpenArchitectureOutputformatSTL,
PLY,OBJCompatiblewithmostDental
CADsystems
CaseManagementapplicationInterface Touchscreensupport
3.2ComputerRequirements
3.2.1RequiredSowareandMisc.
OperatingSystem Windows10(ExcludingWindows10
S,nowdefunct)Administrativerights
required
DiskSpace 100GBoffreediskspaceorgreater
Ports 1xUSB3.0port(SuperSpeed)2xUSB
port
3.2.2RequiredHardware
CPUType Inteli7-4Coresorgreater(e.g.i78700)
CPUClock 2.8GHzclockorgreater
Memory 16GBofRAMorgreater(DDR4orbetter)
GPU NVIDIAGeForceGraphicsProcessor000
Series(GTX):1070orGreater1000Series
(GTX):1070orgreater-Atleast6GB
videomemory
2000Series(RTX):2060orgreater-At
least6GBvideomemory
NOTE:AMDGPU’sareNOTcompatiblewiththeHeron™IOS.Not
meetingminimumhardwarerequirementswillaectthe
performanceofthescanner.
3.3EnvironmentConditions
OperatingTemperature 10°C ~ 40°C
OperatingRelativeHumidity 10%~80%(non-condensing)
StorageTemperature -20°C~60°C
StorageRelativeHumidity 10%~80%(non-condensing)Indooruse
only
Installation Category 1
Pollution Degree 2
IngressofLiquids IPXO
Protective Class ClassIIIb
Overvoltage category I(SuppliedfromoutputDCsource,max.
5V.dc,600mA)ofnotebookornon-me-
dicalgradePCcertiedbyIEC60950-1
Max.workingcondition Continuouscycleswithimagecapture
andtransmissionfrom/toNotebookor
non-medicalgradePC.
Otherpossibleaccessories(IEC60601-1
3rd,Cl.16)
NotebookwithAC/DCAdapter.
EquipmentMaintenance Nousermaintenanceisrequired,andno
userserviceisallowed.Pleasecontact
technicalsupportifthereisaproblem.
Cleaning Donottrytocleantheinsideofthede-
vice.RefertoChapter6forcleaningand
sterilization.
3.4PowerInput
Thepoweradapterinputis5VDC,100-240VAC,50-60Hz.
3.5ReusableTips
Scannertipisautoclavableupto50timesinasteamautoclave.Seechapter6.
3.6 Scanner – Base and Handpiece
ThescannerbodyconsistsoftheBaseandHandpiece,whichareconnectedbya
exible,non-detachablecable.

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4.HowtoConnect&Setupthe
Heron™ IOS Solution
4.1 Setting Up and Connecting the Heron™ IOS
Install the system according to the following steps
You can download the soware from https://www.3disc.com/support/
Step 1:Placethebaseonaat,stablesurfaceandplace
theHeron™IOShandpiecesecurelyinitsbase.
Step 2:ConnecttheAC/DCpoweradaptercabletotheBase;theconnectorsocketis
located underneath the Base.
Step 3:ConnecttheprovidedUSB3.0cabletotheBase;
theconnectorsocketislocatedunderneaththeBase.
Step 4:ConnecttheotherendoftheUSBcabletothecomputer.
NOTE:UsingaUSBcableotherthantheoneprovidedmayresultin
systemmalfunctionorreducedperformance.
NOTE:ItisstronglyrecommendedtoplugtheUSBcabletoa
USBportlocatedatthebackofthecomputer;notdoingso
mayresultinsystemmalfunctionorreducedperformance.
MakesuretouseaUSBportthatiscompatiblewithUSB3.0
(SuperSpeed),usuallyindicatedbythefollowingsymbol:
notdoingsomayresultsystemmalfunctionorreduced
performance.
Ifusingalaptopcomputer,makesurethepowersupplyis
connectedtoanoutletandnotrunningonbatterypower.
Step 5: Connect the AC/DC power adapter to a power outlet.
WARNING: UnsuitableInstallationsites
•Locationswithexcessivehumidityordust
•Locationssubjecttohightemperature
•Locationssubjecttoshakingorvibration
•Locationsexposedtoconsiderableelectricalormagnetic
noise,orotherformsofelectromagneticenergy

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4.2Heron™IOSComponentsOverview
PleasereviewtheHeron™IOSfeaturesshowninthissection.Thiswillhelpyoulocate
thefeatureswhentheyaredescribedinsections5-7.
1.Thebaseandscanner
2.Tip
3. Scan Button
4. Handpiece
5.USB3.0Cable
6.AC/DCPowerAdapter
4.3 Settings
General
•Language,CurrentlyonlyEnglish.
•3DOutputformatcanbeSTL,PLY,OBJ.
•PictureformatscanbePNG,JPG.
•PreferredstartpagecanbechosentobeRecentPatientsorRecentCases.
•TheworkowFastScancanbeenabledifPatientorCaseisnotneeded.
•ViewSowareversion(Copyfunctiontotheright)
•ViewScanningmoduleversion(Copyfunctiontotheright)
•ManualsowareUpdatecheck.Automaticcheckisdoneateverylaunch.
•LinktoUsermanualandto3DISCsupporthomepage.
1
System
Undersystemtheoptionto
exportorimportthepatient
database.
Sounds
Select to use the sound
during scanning or not.Pre
select volume and select
between dierent sound
eects.
Users
Add, edit and delete users
withEmainameandpicture
Also Passwords can be ad-
ded on the user.
Lab Connections
Setup and select connec-
tions with Labs. Also setup
thepreferredLabasdefault.
Order Form
Select Tooth numbering
system. Shade system can
beselected.Patientnames
can be hidden in case ne-
eded. New materials can
beimportedandexported.
Also special materials can
becreatedandedited.

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4.4 cloud storage
HeronCloudistheletransfercloudsuppliedwithyourHeronsystem.Itcanbefound
onHeronCloud.com
Labsanduserscreateanaccountandsharethelesfreeviathecloud.Logginginwill
giveanoverviewofthecasescreatedbytheuserorcasessenttotheuserwithcurrent
status.
The interface supports the following languages: English, Danish, German, Spanish,
French,Chinese,Korean
Connections with Labs and dentists is managed by clicking the connections button
Options for the Cloud
1.EditProleenablestoeditname,mailandsoon.
2.PossibilitytoChangepassword.
3.Groupscanbecreated.
4.SettingscanchangethelookoftheCaseview.
Openingacasefromthelistwillshowalltheinformationneeded.Possibilitiesforchan-
gingstatus,lookingatscansin3DViewer,downloadinglesandaddinglesarefound
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5. Operating the Heron™ IOS Solution
5.1 Getting Started
Sign in and Creating a new account
Anewaccountneedstobecreatedbeforeitcanbelinkedtoauserinthesoware.On
Heroncloud.comclick“CreateNewAccount”.Fillintherequiredelds(markedwitha
red*)andclick“Create”.
Amailwillbesenttoconrmthemailaddress.Clicktheconrmationlinkandyouare
ready to log in to the cloud.
1. Sharelesdirectlybylocatingthe
leinthe“openinExplorer”tab
andcopyingtheleintoDropbox,
wetransfer.com,emailetc.
2b. Aeryouhavecreatedyouraccount
youcannowconnectwithalabby
goingtoconnectionsmenuand
adding connection.
2c. Add your HeronCloud™ connection to
settings,yourconnectedlabswillnow
appear as options.
2d. Send the cases via HeronCloud™ in the
nalizepage.
5.1.0CommunicationwiththeLab
TheCaseManagementapplication,HeronClinic™,containstwobuilt-inmethods
forcommunicatingwiththelab.Youcaneither
1.Accessthescansdirectlybyclickingthe“exportles”tab,selectdesiredles
anddraganddropinyourdesiredplatform.
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Login screen
Userloginpageistherstpagewhenthesowareisstarted.Selecttheuserandtypein
passwordiftheuserissetupwiththat.
5.1.1CaseManagementSowareOverview
Start Screen Patients
WhenloggedinyouwillhavePatientsorCasesasdefaultview(selectedinsettings).
Selectanalreadycreatedpatient,inthelesideofthescreen,toviewand/orcreate
newcasesforthepatient.
CreatenewPatientorcasebyusingthebuttonsinthemainpartofthescreen.Settings
arefoundintheupperrightcornerbyclickingthegearwheel.Clickingontheuserinthe
upperrightcornerwillgivetheoptiontologout.
Start Screen Cases
WhenloggedinyouwillhavePatientsorCasesasdefaultview(selectedinsettings).
Selectanalreadycreatedcase,inthelesideofthescreen,toviewthescansandcon-
tinuetoallthecasesforthesamepatient.
CreatenewPatientorcasebyusingthebuttonsinthemainpartofthescreen.Settings
arefoundintheupperrightcornerbyclickingthegearwheel.Clickingontheuserinthe
upperrightcornerwillgivetheoptiontologout.
Filters
Patientsandcasescanbesortedwithltersorwithasearchforaspecicword/name.
Filtersarechosenviathisbutton:

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Creating a new Patient
Creatinganewpatientwillopenthescreentotheright.Fillinthedata.PatientIDis
automaticallycreatedbutitispossibletochangetoadierentIDifneeded.Firstand
Lastnamearemandatory.
When lled in click create and you will be ready to create cases.
Delete a Patient
ItispossibletodeleteaPatientbyclickingthe3dotstotherightofthenameandselec-
tingDelete.Notethatonlypatientswithnocasescanbedeletedsoanycasesunderthe
patientmustbedeletedrst.Itisdonebyclickingthe3dotsnexttothecase.Multiple
casescanbedeletedsimultaneously.
Create a new Case when Patient is selected.
Whenapatientisselectedapreviewwillappearwithnameandcasesalreadyonthe
patient.Hereyoualsohavetheoptiontocreateanewcaseforthesamepatient,by
pressing add case .
5.2Indicationworkows
HeronClinic™supportsthefollowingrestorationsandappliances:
Anatomiccrowns
Copings
Provisionalcrowns
Anatomicalpontics
Reduced pontics
Provisional pontics
Inlays/Onlays
Implantabutments
3-unitimplantbridges
Upto5-unitbridges
Orthodontic aligners
Nightguards
Splints
Retainers
Bleach trays
Sleep appliances

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5.2.1Createneworder
Tocreateanew patientorderforthe above-mentionedindications,followthesteps
below.
Create new Case
WhencreatinganewcasetheOrderFormwillbedisplayed.Checkthecorrectpatient
andLabisselectedandthedesireddeliverydatefromtheLab.
Selecting the Restoration
Selecttheteethandchoosetherestorationtype.Teethareselectedbyclickingonthem
andmultipleteethcanbeselectedsimultaniously.Antagonistareselectedautomatically
butcanbede-selectedifneeded.Pre-op scan can be selected if desired.
Aer Restoration is selected
Thecolourandmaterialischosen.Noteabridgeisshownbytheouterlinesanddots
next to the coloured teeth. Push Next when the Order Form is nished.
Scanning Page
Thelive View window inthelower le isshowingwhat the Heronis actuallyseeing.
It can be changed In size. Small, Medium and Large. The 3D building of the scan is
showninthemiddleofthescreen.Youcancapture2Dimagesbypressing“C”

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5.3.Importantthingstoknowbeforescanning
Ifdoingacrown,preparethetoothwithagingivaretractioncord.Thisisoptionalhow-
everhighlyrecommended.Priortoscanning,removetheretractioncordanddrythe
surfaceofanybloodorsalivausinganair/watersyringeora2x2gauze
5.4 Operating the scanner
5.4.1 Scanning
1. Start Scan
Tobeginscanning,pressthebuttononthetop
ofthescanneror youmay click‘scan’ on the
righttoolbarwindow.
Recommended distance from tip to tooth is
from0-12mm.
2. Green Image
Whenthegreenboxispresent,itindicatesthe
scanissuccessfullystitchingtogether.Tomain-
tain the green indicator, remain steady and
precisewithyourmovements.
3. Red Image
In the event of a red box, the scan has lost
it’s track and is no longer stitching the scan
together. This is caused by unsteady and
sudden movements of the handpiece as well
asalackofcheek/tongueretraction.
4. Restart
Ifyourscanhaslosttrack,simplyplacethescan
tipontheocclusalsurfaceofanalreadyscan-
nedtooth.Theocclusalsurfacehas the most
detailandwillallowthesowaretorecognize
itspositionquickly.Facialsurfacesarediicult
torecognizeastheirsurfacesareatter.
5.4.2MandibularandMaxillaryScanning
1.Beginyourscanbystartingonthearchofchosen
restoration.Ifscanningbotharches,youmayselect
eitherarchtobegin.
2a.Forafullarch,followascanpathofocclusal,lin-
gualthenbuccal.Beginningontheposteriortermi-
nalmolar,workingacrosstheentireocclusalplane
of the arch, you will end at the opposing terminal
molar.Whenscanningtheanteriorregion,ensureto
slightlyrollthescantipatleast1mmovertheincisal
edgestocapturesomefacialsurface.
2b.Theliveviewwindowtotheleisthemainpoint
of reference. While scanning, what is shown in the
livewindowwillappearonthe3Dimage.Ensurethe
anatomyofthetoothiscenteredintheviewwindow
withlittletonocheekortissuepresent.
3.Whennishedscanningthe occlusal,startingat
theterminalmolar,slightlyrotatethescannerto45
degreesscanningtheentirelingualsurfaceoftheen-
tirearchendingattheopposingterminalmolar.
4. To scan the buccal surface, again beginning on
theposteriorterminalmolar,youwillrotateat45de-
greesscanningthebuccalsegmentstoppingatthe
midline.Youwillrepeattheprocessontheopposing
terminalmolartoconnectthemidlines.Ensureyou
donotscanallthewayaroundtheentirearchonthe
buccalfacialsurfaces.Finalizeinscanningthebuc-
calsideofthemolarswiththescannerina90degree
anglebeingsuretocaptureatleast5mmofgingiva.
5.Whenscaniscomplete,turnthescannerobythe
powerbuttononthehandleofthescanner.Ifscan-
ning both arches, select the other arch now in the
soware.
6.Repeatthesamescanpathandstrategyforboth
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5.4.3BiteAlignment
Intheeventofaquadrantscan,youwillbeaskedtoscanonlythesideofthequa-
drant.Whendoingfullarchscans,youwillbepromptedtoscanbilateral.
Whenselecting‘bite’,allowafewsecondsforthearchscanstoload.
1. Scanning the occlusion
1a.Tocapturethebite,youwillbeginscanningon
the central molars capturing both mandibular and
maxillaryteethintherstpass.Thenscanonlythe
Maxillarymolarsandgingivatillthearch
1b.Oncethearchislocked,thearchwillgettheini-
tialscanoverlayedandagreencheckmarkwillap-
perlikedescribedbelowindicatingyouarenished
scanningthatarch.Oncethearchiscomplete,repe-
attheprocessfortheopposingarch.
1c.Whenthebitealignmentiscomplete,youmayro-
tatethe3Dimagetoconrmcorrectpatientocclusion.
2.Finalizing
Whenscanningisdonewe getthe overview ofthe
caseincl3Dpreviewofthescans.Additionalnotes
can be added and pictures or similar can be atta-
chedtothecase.IfconnectedtoaLabviaHeronC-
loudthewholecasecannowbesenttothelab.Ad-
ditionallythescansandorderformcanbeexported
toadierentlocationonthePC.
3DViewer
Eachofthescanscanbeopenedinthefullscreen3D
viewerforcloserinvestigation.
5.4.4Tip
1. Attachthetipwiththemirrorsidefacingdown-
ward.Firmlypressthetipontothescanneruntilyou
hearitlockintoplace.
2. Detachthetipbypressingthebuttonlocatedon
thebottomofthehandpiece(1)whilepullingaway
fromthescanner(2).
3. Rotatethetip180degreesformaxillaryscanning
bypressingthebutton(1)locatedonthebottomof
the handpiece.
*It is not required to rotate the tip for maxillary
scanning.
1
2
1
2
1
2
3. In the event you may feel that the alignment needs
modification, you or your lab can upload the file into
a design soware for fine tuning. Access the files dire-
ctly in Explorer like this.

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A Scan
Enablesthestartofscanningaswellaspausingthescan.
B Reset
Resetwilldeletethecurrentscan.
C Adjust Zoom level
Youmaychangethezoomlevel,(helpfulfortouchscreens)
D Center Scan on Screen
Movesthescaninthecenterofthescreen
E Color on/o
Togglesbetweencolorandnoncolorscan
F Brush tool
Usedtomarkareasonthescanformodication/deletion
G Measurement tool
Placespointstomeasuredistance
H Finalize tool
Forcesnalprocessingofthescan
5.5ScanningTools
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6. Maintenance
6.1 Cleaning the Handpiece
Theentirebody,cordandbaseofthescannermustbewipeddownusingaFederal
EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)approveddisinfectantthatislabeledandspeci-
edfortuberculocidal/mycobactericidalactivity.Donotusedisinfectantonthenozzle.
Recommended and approved surface disinfectants:
•BirexWipes:TBClaim=10minutes-‘Phenolic(Dual)Water-Based’
•ProsprayWipes:TBClaim=10minutes-‘Phenolic(Dual)Water-Based’
•CavicideWipes:TBClaim=3minutes-‘Phenolics(Dual)Alcohol-Based’
•DisCideULTRAWipes:TBClaim-1minute-‘Phenolics(Dual)Alcohol-Based’
•MaxiwipeGermicidalCloth:TBClaim=5minutes-‘Phenolics(Dual)Alcohol-Based’
• S t e r 1 P l u s : T B C l a i m = 5 m i n u t e s - ‘ Q u a t e r n a r y a m m o n i u m a n d A l c o h o l - B a s e d ’
6.2CleaningandSterilizationofTip
NOTE:Allcomponentsofthescanner(excludingthetips)mustbe
wipeddownandnotsprayed.Avoidgettinganymoisture,alcoholor
disinfectantinsidetheopenscannerchamber.
NOTE:Theincludedtipsmustbeautoclavedpriortouseastheydo
notcomepre-sterilized.
NOTE:Ensurethatthesurfaceofthemirrordoesnotshowresidues,
smudges,scratches,oranydamage,asthiswouldaecttheperfor-
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Step-by-Step Procedure
Step 1: Cleanthetipwithsoapywater,ensuringthatthemirror
iscleanandfreeofsmudges,stains,oranyresidue.Avoidusing
abrasiveclothmaterialsasthiswillscratchthemirror.
Step 2:Aerdryingthetipexterior,carefullydrytheinteriorand
mirrorwithlintfreewipesensuringyoudonotscratchthesur-
face.Themirrorshouldbefreeofanynoticeabledebrisorwater
spots.
Step 3:Insertandsealthetipintoasterilizationpouch.Make
surethesealisairtight.Eachtipshouldbepackagedindividu-
ally.
Step 4:Sterilizethewrappedtipinasteamautoclaveatfollow-
ingparameters:
•132°C(270°F)at4minutes,or
•134°C(273°F)at4minutes
Step 5:Ensurethedrycycleiscompletepriortoremovingthe
tipfromtheautoclave.Ifthepouchisdampwithmoisture,pro-
persterilizationcannotbeguaranteed.
WARNING:Alwaysautoclavethetipwrappedinasealedsterilization
pouch;failuretodosowillresultinpermanentstainsonthemirror.
NOTE:Tipsshouldnotbeplacedinanultrasoniccleaneroranycold
sterilesolutions.Thesterilantsolutionswillleaveastickyresidueor
lmonthemirrorwhendrying.
WARNING:Donotremovethepouchbeforethesterilizercompletes
itsfulldrycycle.Ifthepouchiswetorhasanysignsofmoisture,this
canpotentiallyleavewaterspotsonthemirrorwhichcanaectimage
qualityduringscanning.
WARNING:Useextremecautionwhencleaningthemirrorasitisvery
delicate and is prone to scratching.
WARNING:Donotautoclavethehandpieceofthedevice.
6.3 Disposal
TheHeronisanelectricaldevicewithelectronicalcomponentsinsideandshouldbe
disposedofinaccordancewithlocalenvironmentallawsandregulations.
6.4Calibration
TheHeron™IOSiscalibratedinthefactoryandthereforedoesnotrequirecalibration
wheninstalled.
IftheHeron™IOSbeginstohaveproblemsscanningandrecognizingteethmodels,the
systemshouldbeexamined,whichmayresultinthesystembeingreturnedforrepair/
calibration.SeeSection8.4forfurtherinfo.
7.SafetyGuidelinesandWarnings
7.1WarningsandSymbols
WARNING: General prohibition indication. The functionality of the
systemcanbe destroyedin the caseof incorrectuse.If unauthorized
changeshavebeenmadetothedeliveredsystemandaccessories,the
warrantyby3DISCbecomesvoid.3DISCwillnotacceptanyresponsibili-
tyorliabilityfortheimproperfunctioningoftheproductinsuchacase.
NOTE:Notesrepresentinformationthatisimportanttoknowbutwhich
donotaectthefunctionalityofthesystem.
WARNING:Thefunctionalityofthesystemwillbelimitedinthecaseof
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7.2 General Guidelines
•Donotspillliquidsonthebodyofthedevice
•Neveroperatethedeviceinawetenvironment.
•Keepthedeviceawayfromradiatorsandheatsources.
•Usethedeviceonlywiththeaccessoriessupplied.
• Do not alter the device or open enclosures.
Ifanyofthefollowingconditionsoccur,unplugthedevicefromtheelectricaloutletand
contactauthorizedservicepersonnel:
•Thepowercordorpoweradapterisdamaged.
•Thedevicehasbeenexposedtowater.
•Thedevicehasbeendamaged.
•Thedevicedoesnotoperatecorrectlywhentheoperatinginstructionsarefollowed.
7.3 General Warnings
7.3.1SystemModication
7.3.2ApprovedSoware
The Heron™ IOS device is designed to operate with the HeronClinic™ soware.
Seesection4fordetails.
WARNING: General prohibition indication. The functionality of the
systemcanbe destroyedin the caseof incorrectuse.If unauthorized
changeshavebeenmadetodeliveredsystemandaccessories,thewar-
rantyby3DImagingandSimulationCorp.Americasbecomesvoid.3D
ImagingandSimulationCorp.Americaswillnotacceptanyresponsibili-
tyorliabilityfortheimproperfunctioningoftheproductinsuchacase.
WARNING: Modifying the system may result in physical injury to the
patientandoperator,anddamagetothesystem.
WARNING:TheHeron™IOSscannershouldonlybeusedwithappro-
ved,compatiblesoware.
7.3.3EquipmentFailure
7.4 Mechanical Hazards
7.4.1 Moving Parts
7.4.2DroppedEquipment
7.4.3 Base
WARNING:Incaseofsystemmalfunctionorfailure,youshould:
Preventanycontactbetweenthesystemandthepatient.
Unplugthesystemfromthepoweroutletandthecomputer.
Storethesystemawaysoitcannotbeusedbysomeoneelse.
Contact service personal.
NOTE:Allmovingpartsareinsidehandheldscannersodonotopenthe
unit.
WARNING:Ifthescannertipisdropped,ensurethatthemirrorisnot
damagedandthatitisnotdetached;ifthetipisdamageditshouldbe
disposedofimmediately.Ifthescannerhandpieceisdroppedorbum-
ped,ensurethatnopartofthesystemisdamagedasitcouldaectper-
formance.
NOTE:Whennotinuse,alwaysrestthehandpieceontheBaseDonot
placetheBaseonaslantedsurface.Placethecables(powercableand
USBcable)wherepeoplecannotaccidentallygetcaughtinthemand
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7.5ElectricalSafety
7.5.1ElectricalShock
7.5.2StressonCables
7.6EyeSafety
7.7 Hygiene
WARNING:Thereisariskofelectricalshockwhenopeningorattemp-
ting to open any part of the system; only qualied service personal
shouldopenpartsofthesystem.
WARNING:Careshouldbetakennottoapplyunnecessarystressonthe
cablesofthesystem,whetheritisthepowercable,theUSBcableorthe
cablebetweenthehandpieceandtheBase.
WARNING:Onlyusethepoweradaptersuppliedasapartofthesystem.
WARNING:Duringoperation,thesystememits abright, ashinglight
fromitstip.AlthoughthesystemcomplieswithstandardIEC62471(Pho-
tobiologicalsafetyoflampsandlampsystems),prolongedexposureto
ashinglightmayresultindiscomfort,seizureoreyeirritation.
WARNING:Inordertomaintainsafetyforthepatient,wearsurgicalglo-
veswhenhandlinganypartsofthesystem.Alwaysensurethatthetip
ismountedonthehandpiecebeforeinsertingitintothemouthofthe
patient.Beforeusingthesystemwithanewpatient,ensurethatthesy-
stemisdisinfected,andthetipissterilized.
7.8DuringSystemsOperation
WARNING:TheHeron™IOSsystemcontainsdelicateopticalandme-
chanical elements and therefore should be handled carefully. Do not
drop,bump,orshakethehandpieceorthetip.Alwaysplacethehand-
pieceontheBasewhennotinuse.Donotputstressonthecablecon-
nectingthehandpiecetotheBase.Donotsubmergethehandpieceor
theBaseinanyliquid.DonotplacethehandpieceortheBaseonwetor
heatedsurfaces.Holdthehandpiecewitharmgripwhenhandlingit.
NOTE:Duringoperationofthesystem,thehandpieceandthetipmay
getslightlywarm;thisisnormal.
WARNING:Inordertopreventover-heatingofthesystem,theventilati-
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7.9SymbolsontheHeronandTransportCase
Symbol Description
Manufacturer’stradenameandaddress(ISO15223-1w)
Dateofmanufacture(ISO15223-1)
EquipmentPowerOn/O(push/push)
USB plug
Warning,ConsultAccompanyingDocuments
Generalmandatoryactionmanual
Generalprohibitionindication
UserManualReference
DirectiveonWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment
AuthorizedRepresentativeintheEuropeanCommunity
WarninglabelforLED
Non-ionizingelectromagneticradiation
Direct Current
Type(B)Levelofprotectionagainstelectricshock
Consultoperatinginstructionforuse.
EuropeanConformitymark
Prescriptionsymbol
Non-sterile(Scanner-Tips)
Usermanualsareavailableelectronicallyatthelinkprovided
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8. Support, Warranty and Repair Service
8.1 Support
Ifyouhavequestionsaboutthesoware,pleaseconsultthemanualandHelpmenuin
thesoware.Ifyouareexperiencingissueswithyoursoware,pleasecheckthelistof
commonissuesprovidedinsection8.6priortocontactingadealer.Itcouldbesimplya
questionofaminorissuethatcanbexedquickly.However,ifyou’restillexperiencing
problemsaerfollowingtherecommendationsinthissection,thenpleasecontactthe
dealerwhereyouboughttheequipment.
8.2 Standard Warranty
3DISC warrants its non-consumable hardware products to be free from defects in
materialsandworkmanship.Thewarrantycoversthecostofpartsandlabortorepair
the product.
Pleasekeeptheshippingcontainerforfutureuse.Productsreturnedtothefactoryfor
repairshouldbeproperlypackaged.Toobtainwarrantyservice,followtheprocedure
describedintheRepairServicesection.Failuretodosowillcausedelaysandadditional
expensetothecustomer.
Thewarrantyisvalidwhentheproductisusedforitsintendedpurposeanddoesnot
coverproductswhichhavebeenmodiedwithoutwrittenpermissionfrom3DImaging
andSimulationCorp.Americas,orwhichhavebeendamagedbyabuse, accidentor
connectiontoincompatibleequipment.
Thiswarrantyisinlieuofallotherwarranties,expressedorimplied.
8.3 Repair Service
TheHeron™IOScannotbe servicedlocally.In the eventof a hardwaremalfunction,
contactyourdealertoarrangeforaswapunit(samemodelornewer)soyourunitcan
bereplaced,andworkcancontinue.Sometestingmightbeneededinordertoverify
theHardware/Sowareerrorormalfunction.
The company reserves the right to cease providing repair, maintenance, parts and
technicalsupportforitsnon-consumablehardwareproductsveyearsaeraproduct
isdiscontinued.Technicalsupportforoldversionsofsowareproductswillcease12
monthsaertheyareupgradedordiscontinued.
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