Ancar Sd-80 User manual

Touch Expert
USER MANUAL
July 2017, QS4 436 v.8

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the Health Authorities of Spain.
Name of product: Model of Product: GMDNS Code
Dental Unit Sd-580 / Sd-575 / Sd-550 / Sd-350 / Sd-300
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34991
We, the undersigned, under our sole responsibility, certify and declare that the medical device
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Power Supply: 220-240 V ~ / 50-60 Hz
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EN 1640:2009 Dentistry. Medical devices for dentistry. Equipment.
EN ISO 7494-1:2011 Dentistry. Dental Units. Part 1. General requirements and test methods.
EN ISO 7494-2:2003 Dentistry. Dental Units. Part 2. Water and air supply.
EN ISO 62366:2015 Usability of Medical Devices
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EN 300 328:2006 ERM, Wideband transmission systems, Data transmission equipment operating in the
2.4GHz ISM band and using wide band modulation techniques. Harmonized EN
covering essential requirements under article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive.
ISO 9680:2014 Dental Lamps
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Josep Álvarez Antoni Carles Bosch
Quality & Reg. Affairs Manager General Manager July 4, 2017
Antoni Carles, S.A.
Volta dels Garrofers, 41-42
Pol. Ind. Els Garrofers
08340-Vilassar de Mar
(Barcelona-SPAIN)
T. (34) 93 754 07 97
F. (34) 93 759 26 04
[email protected]
www.ancar-dental.com

User’s Manual Touch Expert
3. Micromotor screen
3.1 Overview
3.2 How to operate
3.3 Area 1: General elds
3.4 Area 2: Micromotor’s programming functions
3.5 Area 3: Micromotor’s speed control
3.6 Area 4: Micromotor’s Light control
3.7 Area 5: Dental unit auxiliary functions
4. MX micromotor screen
4.1 Overview
4.2 How to operate
4.3 Area 1: General elds
4.4 Area 2: MX programming functions
4.5 Area 3: MX speed control
4.6 Area 4: MX torque control
4.7 Area 5: MX Light control
4.8 Area 6: Dental unit auxiliary functions
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Índice
1. How to use the interface
1.1 Buttons and sliding bars
1.2 Alphanumeric keyboard
1.3 Information windows
1.4 Pull-down window
2. Main screen
2.1 Overview
2.2 How to operate
2.3 Area 1: General elds
2.4 Area 2: Dental chair motion
2.5 Area 3: Dental unit auxiliary functions
2.6 Chronometer
Contents
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Use cautions 4
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Introduction 5
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5. Turbine screen
5.1 Overview
5.2 How to operate
5.3 Area 1: General elds
5.4 Area 2: Turbine programming functions
5.5 Area 3: Turbine speed display
5.6 Area 4: Turbine Light control
5.7 Area 5: Dental unit auxiliary functions
6. Scaler screen
6.1 Overview
6.2 How to operate
6.3 Area 1: General elds
6.4 Area 2: Scaler programming functions
6.5 Area 3: Scaler speed display
6.6 Area 4: Scaler Light control
6.7 Area 5: Dental unit auxiliary functions
7. General conguration screen
7.1 Overview
7.2 How to operate
7.3 Area 1: Fields of Name of centre, date and time
7.4 Area 2: Doctor’s elds
7.5 Area 3: Language eld and exit button
8. Statistics screen
8.1 Overview
8.2 How to operate
8.3 Area 1: Statistics selection
8.4 Area 2: Counters
8.4.1 Counters for Movements of the chair
8.4.2 Counters for Use of Instruments
8.4.3 List of Frequent Warnings
8.4.4 List of Recent Warnings
8.5 Area 3: Exit and partial counter reset buttons
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9. Technical configuration screen 55
9.1 Overview 56
9.2 How to operate 57
9.3 Area 1: Instruments configuration 58
9.4 Area 2: Timeout settings and exit 59
10.
Instruments advanced adjustment screen 61
10.1 Overview 62
10.2 Micromotor adjustment screen: 63
10.2.1 Overview 63
10.2.2 Area 1: Instrument configuration 64
10.2.3 Area 2: Exit button 65
10.3 Turbine / scaler adjustment screen: 65
10.3.1 Overview 65
10.3.2 Area 1: Instruments configuration 66
10.3.3 Area 2: Exit button 66
10.4 MX Micromotor adjustment screen: 67
10.4.1 Overview 67
10.4.2 Area 1: Instrument identification and Light
adjustments 68
10.4.3 Area 2: Endo mode adjustments 69
10.4.4 Area 3: Warning adjustments 70
10.4.5 Area 4: Advanced adjustments and exit 71
11.
Advance configuration parameters screen 72
11.1 Overview 73
11.2 How to operate 74
11.3 Area 1: Parameters configuration 75
12. Auto-rinse function 80
13. List of errors and warnings 82
14. Calibration of screen 94
15. Touch Expert technical specifications 95
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- Read and understand this manual before starting to
use of the dental unit.
- Keep this manual in a safe place for future consulta-
tion during all the life of the equipment.
- Never manipulate the touch panel surface with sharp
objects. It may result in a permanent damage of its
functionality.
- Use a soft lint-free cloth and wipe the surface gently.
- The cloth must be used dry or lightly dampened with
a mild cleaner or Ethanol. Be sure the cloth is only
lightly dampened, not wet.
- Never apply cleaner directly to touch panel surface; if
cleaner is spilled onto touch panel, soak it up immedi-
ately with absorbent cloth.
- Never use acidic or alkaline cleaners, or organic
chemicals such as: paint thinner, acetone, propyl or
isopropyl alcohol, etc. It may result in a permanent
damage of its functionality.
- Use of incorrect cleaners can result in optical impair-
ment of touch panel and/or damage to functionality.
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User’s Manual Touch Expert
Introduction
We are grateful to you for your purchase of any the dental unit Ancar
Sd-80 / Sd-300 / Sd-350 / Sd-550 / Sd-575.
This Instructions Manual contains information about the Touch
Expert control interface and it is a complement of the information
supplied in the user’s manual of the dental unit in what refers to con-
guration menus and parameters setup.
Warnings
This equipment should be operated only by a collegiate professional
user, properly trained and authorised for the practice of odontology.
For the manipulation of the password protected menus, supervision
of the authorised technical service is strongly recommended.
- Antoni Carles, S.A. reserves the rights to make technical improve-
ments or changes on the equipment without previous warning.
- This equipment must be operated according to the use instructions.
- According to 93/42/CEE, Directive the dental unit and chair manufac-
tured by Antoni Carles, S.A. is considered as class IIa equipment. It
is totally forbidden to install any dental instrument classied as class
IIb or III, for example chirurgical lasers, electro scalpels, X-ray units or
electro sear devices. Only class I or IIa, devices can be installed and
must comply with the requirements of the above mentioned Directive
and the EN60601-1 and EN60601-1-2 norms.
Identication
The dental unit has a serial number in the identication label. When
starting up the equipment, the Touch panel displays some data that
can be requested by the technical service, the versions of the installed
software, but just for some seconds, then it appears the operation
screen.
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1.1 Buttons and sliding bars
1.2 Alphanumeric keyboard
1.3 Information windows
1.4 Pull-down window
How to use the interface
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How to use the interface

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1.1 Buttons
Active buttons:
Having light background, this type of buttons
performs an action when pressed.
Different items can be seen in the screen:
Passive buttons:
Having dark background, those buttons are
informative and do not react when pressed. It
can be an active buttons that have been disa-
bled in specic circumstances of use.
Pressed buttons:
When an active button is pressed, it is
enclosed by an orange frame. A button with
an orange frame indicates that its function
is active.
Passive sliding bar.
It has dark background and only appears in the tur-
bine screen, were shows graphic information about
the speed of the tool, not allowing any adjustment.
Active sliding bar.
They have light background and they
show graphic information about power,
speed, torque or brightness. Pressing
and dragging the bar allows an easy
and intuitive adjustment of the value.
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ENTER key
Conrms the value in the edit window
and closes the keyboard screen.
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1.2 Alphanumeric keyboard - Área 1. Display
It pops up to enter a numeric or alphanumeric value. The
keyboard is divided in two areas.
Value limits
For numerical
values, this window
shows the limits of
the value to enter.
Edit window
This window shows
the present value of
the item under edition.
Is a passive button,
but with a light back-
ground, for a better
visualization.
Item under edition
This window shows
the symbol or text
describing the item
under edition.
1/A/a button
Use it to change keyboard
mode between numerical,
alphabetic uppercase and
alphabetic lowercase.
CE key
Erases the last character.
ESC key
Cancels the edition and closes
the keyboard window.
1.2 Alphanumeric keyboard - Area 2: Edition
Alphanu-
meric keys
They work
like in a cel-
lular phone
keyboard.

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1.3 Information windows
Those windows usually appear in actions that require
conrmation. They also show error messages.
Conrmation
window.
Shows important
information that
needs to be read
with conrmation.
Conrm / cancel
window.
To conrm or
cancel actions that
will change the
conguration of the
equipment.
Simple window.
Shows error
messages.

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Remember
In the alphanumerical keyboard,
values out of limits are automati-
cally changed by the closest limit
shown in the value limits window.
Press ENTER or ESC to close
the alphanumerical keyboard
window. It is also possible to
close it by pressing in the screen
anywhere out of the window. That
is equivalent to ESC.
Alphanumeric keys have also the
following special characters:
“ABC” key: Á À Ä Â Ç
“DEF” key É È Ë Ê
“GHI” key: Í Ì Ï Î
“JKL” key: None
“MNOÑ” key: Ó Ò Ö Ô
“PQRS” key: ß
“TUV” key: Ú Ù Ü Û
“WXYZ” key: None
“,” key: . ; : & / - ‘ ? ! ( ) [ ] { }
It pops up to select an item of a predened list. This type
of window is applied to buttons such as Doctor’s name,
micromotor’s contra-angle or language.
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Main screen
2.1 Overview
2.2 How to operate
2.3 Area 1: General elds
2.4 Area 2: Dental chair motion
2.5 Area 3: Dental unit auxiliary functions
2.6 Chronometer
Main screen
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2.1 Overview
2.2 How to operate
Area 1: General
elds
Area 2: Dental chair
motion
Area 3: Dental unit
auxiliary functions
The screen is divided in four different areas:
The main screen appears when all instruments are in the instruments
tray. In this screen you can adjust the position of the chair and use func-
tions of glass and basin water, dental unit light, an auxiliary free function
and the access to the conguration menus.
During use, the screen can be locked, with the unit operational using the
pedal and auxiliary keyboard. It can be re-enabled by pressing the centre
of the display.
Adjustment of the centred image when you switch the equipment on is
available if you keep the screen pressed. Three points to be conrmed
will appear successively in the top right- and left-hand corners and at the
bottom of the screen. Once they are conrmed, the switch-on sequence
will continue.
Right-hand corner:
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2.3 Area 1: General elds
Upper right hand corner contains general information
about Cordless pedal operation and is common to the
rest of screens.
NOTE
Cordless pedal battery has no relationship with at all with the one in
charge of storage of date and time parameters internally at the Touch
keyboard.
Wireless signal coverage icon
It informs about quality of communication in between transmitter and
receiver electronic cards.
As separation from pedal to dental unit increases, level of coverage will
decrease, but within a dental cabinet, distances are not a determining
factor.
Interferences may affect. In such situations you could modify parameter
“50” channel of communication, and if necessary also “51” power level of
emission.
Level of battery icon
It informs about current level of battery incorporated at pedal.
When colored in red, it indicates you must recharge by using “bind cable”
provided (with USB terminal at both ends).
Remind message will appear on screen just after autotest (“you must con-
nect the pedal to recharge the battery”) automatically, as unit checks its
level when switching on.
Recharge of battery could be done at any time dental unit is switch on just
by plug in “bind cable”.
“Plug” icon will appear on screen to conrm recharge is being performed.
you will swap to cordless mode by unplug “bind cable”. It is not requested
to switch off. Plug icon will be removed from screen.
It is advisable user incorporates a routine of periodic recharge, i.e., every
8 to 10 weeks. For brand new installations and to guarantee a complete
recharge of battery is done, maintain “bind cable” while dental unit is on for
the rst 2 hours of usage.
Plug icon
It will appear whenever you use “bind cable”.
WARNING
Should the unit be switch off, make sure any part of pedal is pressed,
lateral push buttons, lever or movement joystick.
Otherwise electronic card would remain active and battery may discharge.

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2.3 Area 1: General elds
Doctor’s name button
Selects the name of the doctor who is
using the unit and loads his settings. To
select a doctor’s name:
- Press the button. A select window
pops up with all the doctors available.
- Press the doctor’s name.
Centre’s name
Contains the name of the clinic or
medical centre. To change it see
chapter 7 of this manual.
It contains general information and is common to the
rest of screens.
Time
This is an Information
eld. To change it see
chapter 7.
When pressing this
button for about 2
seconds, it opens the
chronometer window.
See chapter 2.6.
WARNING!
When the unit is switched on for the rst time and to ensure the proper
storage of date and time parameters, the internal rechargeable battery
requires a charging time. Once charged, the battery makes possible to
store the information for 45 days without connection.
Every time the equipment is connected the battery is automatically
recharged.
For all the other parameters, information is permanently stored.
Date
This is an Information
eld. To change it
see chapter 7.
Screen lock button
If you keep the top right-hand corner pressed you lock the screen and the
gure of a padlock appears in the middle.
You can reactivate it again by pressing it again for a few seconds. The
pedal and auxiliary keyboard remain operational.

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2.4 Area 2: Dental chair motion
It contains the controls for chair movements.
Home position
button
Moves the chair to
the home position to
allow the patient to
leave the chair or a
new one to sit down.
With the chair in this
position, the button
shows an orange
frame.
“Return to Spit
out position”
button
Moves the chair
to a position in
which the patient
can spit out on
the basin.
With the chair in
this position, the
button shows an
orange frame.
Memory buttons
Those buttons move the chair to
preset positions. To program a posi-
tion move the chair with the arrow
buttons and then press one of the
memory buttons for about 2 seconds,
until conrm /cancel window pops
up. Then press OK to save the new
position.
With the chair in one of the preset
positions, the corresponding button
shows an orange frame.
Chair movement buttons
Keep them pressed to move
the chair in the sense of the
arrow.
Memories for the starting posi-
tion and spittoon return
The height of the chair can be
changed for these two positions.
Do the same as for the other three
memory positions: move to the de-
sired height and keep pressed for 2
seconds until conrmed (press OK).
If the chair is in this position, the but-
ton will have an orange frame.
CAUTION!
Any programmed movements can be
stopped by activating a movement key
on the auxiliary keyboard, as well as
from the pedal.

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2.5 Area 3: Dental unit auxiliary functions
Glass water button
It activates the glass and
basin water at the same
time (congurable). A fast
touch activates the water
with a timeout. A second
touch stops the timeout.
Keeping it pressed acti-
vates the water until the
button release.
With the function on, the
button shows an orange
frame.
Basin water button
Activates the basin
water. A fast touch ac-
tivates the water with a
timeout. A second touch
stops the timeout.
Keeping it pressed acti-
vates the water until the
button release.
With the function on, the
button shows an orange
frame.
It contains auxiliary functions of the dental unit. This area is
common with the rest of user’s screens.
Dental unit
light button
Switches on and
off the light of the
dental unit.
With the light on,
the button shows
an orange frame.
Adjustment
menus button
Allows access to
the conguration
and technical
service functions.
Auxiliary button
Switches on and off
auxiliary equipment.
This button can work
either as a switch
or a push button,
depending on the
installation settings.