YOSHIDA X-era Smart User manual

Third Edition. Published February, 2014
No: PX03-INS-ENG-003
Installation Manual
This Installation Manual describes how to install the X-era Smart (including the assembly and mounting
procedures) and provides additional information and safety precautions to be observed during installation.
● It is imperative that you read this Installation Manual prior to installation.
● After reading the manual, store it in a safe place for future reference.

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Preface
● Items in this manual marked with the *icon are safety precautions. Be sure to read these
precautions and observe the information provided before proceeding.
● To maintain the quality of this product, to ensure that it is used effectively and safely, and to prevent
unanticipated accidents, faults or damage, be sure to read this manual prior to installation.
● This manual was written in accordance with Article 93 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the
Revised Pharmaceutical Affairs Law. After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a safe place for
future reference.
● Any queries regarding ambiguities or errors found in this manual should be addressed to Yoshida
Dental Mfg. Co., Ltd. If your copy contains any collating errors or omissions, the manufacturer will
happily provide a replacement copy.
● Notwithstanding the instructions provided in this manual, you should abide by any and all applicable
local laws and regulations governing the installation of this product.
● This manual is subject to change without prior notice.
Disclaimers
Note that the manufacturer accepts no liability whatsoever for the following faults, damage or circumstances:
● Faults or damage arising from installation, relocation, maintenance or adjustment of this product by
anyone other than Yoshida Dental or an approved Yoshida Dental installer.
● Faults or damage to this product caused by a third-party product not supplied by Yoshida Dental.
● Faults or damage caused by the use of parts not approved by Yoshida Dental.
● Faults or damage resulting from a failure to observe the information provided in this manual (precau-
tions, installation procedures, environmental requirements for installation, etc.).
● Faults or damage caused by natural events such as re, earthquake, ooding or lightning strike.
● Faults or damage arising from external causes (water leakage, dust accumulation, etc.)
*PROHIBITED
● Unauthorized copying or reproduction of all or any part of this manual is prohibited.
● It is prohibited to transfer or rent this manual to any personnel or organizations other than the installation
personnel or company specied by us.
Aims of This Manual
This manual describes the construction procedures and installation procedures required for the correct
installation of this product. While this manual should of course be used by the person responsible for the
actual product installation, it should also be used as a reference for construction and installation by anyone
involved in design, sales and model selection.
This product is a precision instrument. To maintain the quality of this product and to ensure that it is used
effectively and safely, installation should only be carried out by Yoshida Dental or by an approved Yoshida
Dental installer following appropriate training.
*CAUTION
● Yoshida Dental cannot guarantee the quality of parts supplied by third-party parts suppliers mentioned
in this manual. Read the instructions and notes provided by the parts manufacturer carefully before
carrying out the product installation in accordance with the key construction requirements.
● Take care not to damage the walls or oor when carrying out the construction and installation work.

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About the Warning Icons
The symbols used in this manual and on labels afxed to the product, as well as the terms that follow these
symbols, are dened below. As a safety precaution, always observe the instructions that accompany these
warnings.
*: This symbol is used to notify the user of a general, non-
specic caution, warning or danger.
*DANGER : This is used to indicate that ignoring this warning poses a
direct hazard that could result in death or serious injury,
and/or in major property damage and outbreak of re lead-
ing to the complete loss of the equipment.
*WARNING : This is used to indicate that ignoring this warning poses an
indirect (potential) hazard that could result in death or seri-
ous injury, and/or in major property damage and outbreak of
re leading to the complete loss of the equipment.
The following is an example of indirect hazard:
(E.g.) Ignoring this warning and opening the cover could
result in the user touching high-voltage terminals
and dying as a result.
*CAUTION : This is used to indicate that ignoring this warning poses a
hazard that could result in possible minor injury, moderate
property damage, partial loss of the equipment and/or loss
of computer data.
*PROHIBITED : This is used to indicate content that is deemed by Yoshida
Dental to be prohibited.
Conventions
The following explains the notations used in this manual and their meanings:
NOTE : Operational notes that are not related to safety issues.
Additional Information : Indicates additional information on operation and functions that is not
related to safety issues.
REF. : Indicates the title and page number of reference information.
Others
a) In this manual, * (asterisk) is attached at the end of circuit board numbers. It represents “A” or
“B” letter attached when the circuit board is replaced. (e.g.: XE20-01* represents XE20-01 or
XE20 - 01A.)

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Precautions Concerning the Use of Medical Electrical
Equipment (Safety and Accident Prevention)
1. Equipment should only be operated by qualied personnel.
2. The following must be observed when installing equipment:
(1) Install in a location free of moisture.
(2) Install in a location where there is no risk of detrimental effects due to air pressure, temperature, humidity,
ventilation, sunlight, dust, salt or air containing chemicals such as sulfur.
(3) Install in a stable situation and surroundings away from inclines or any exposure to vibrations or impacts
(including during transportation).
(4) Do not install in a location where chemicals or pharmaceuticals are stored or where there is exposure to
gas.
(5) Use the correct power supply frequency, voltage and permitted current (or power consumption).
(6) Check the status of battery power supplies (level of discharge, polarity, etc.).
(7) Ensure that the equipment is properly grounded.
3. The following items must be checked before the equipment is used:
(1) Test all switch contacts, polarities, dial settings and meter readings to conrm that the equipment is operat-
ing properly.
(2) Check that the equipment is fully grounded.
(3) Check that all cables are properly and securely connected.
(4) Take great care to ensure that the equipment does not share a power source with other equipment since
this can lead to errors in accurate diagnosis and other hazards.
(5) Re-inspect any external circuits that come into direct contact with patients.
(6) Check any battery power supplies.
4. Note the following during equipment use:
(1) Do not exceed the required time or quantity for diagnosis or treatment.
(2) Continuously monitor both the equipment and the patient for any abnormalities.
(3) When an abnormality is noticed in the equipment or patient, take appropriate measures, such as shutting
down the equipment, while also ensuring the safety of the patient.
(4) Take care to ensure that the patient does not touch the equipment.
5. Note the following after using the equipment:
(1) Return all operating switches, dials and other components to their status prior to use in accordance with the
designated procedure before turning off the power.
(2) When disconnecting cords, pull out the cord while holding onto the plug body so as not to apply excessive
force to the cord itself.
(3) Note the following when selecting the equipment storage location:
i Store in a location free from moisture.
ii Store in a location where there is no risk of detrimental effects due to air pressure, temperature, humid-
ity, ventilation, sunlight, dust, salt or air containing chemicals such as sulfur.
iii Store in a stable situation and surroundings away from inclines or any exposure to vibrations or impacts
(including during transportation).
iv Do not store in a location where chemicals or pharmaceuticals are stored or where there is exposure to
gas.
(4) Clean off all accessories, cords, leads and other components and then store in an orderly manner.
(5) Always make sure to clean the equipment so that it functions properly the next time it is used.
6. In the event that the equipment should malfunction, do attempt to correct the problem yourself. Clearly indicate
that the equipment is not operating properly and await repairs by qualied personnel.
7. Never attempt to disassemble or modify the equipment.
8. Maintenance and Inspection
(1) All equipment and components should be inspected regularly.
(2) When resuming use of equipment that has been unused for a long period, be sure to check that the equip-
ment operates properly and safely before use.

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Table of Contents
Preface ....................................................................................................................... i
Aims of This Manual ................................................................................................... i
About the Warning Icons ........................................................................................... ii
Conventions............................................................................................................... ii
Precautions Concerning the Use of Medical Electrical Equipment (Safety and
Accident Prevention)............................................................................................iii
1Requirements for Installation Location Facilities ............................................ 1-1
1. Installation Space (including space for maintenance) ...................................................... 1-1
1-1. Unpacking space ...................................................................................................... 1-1
1-2. Installation space...................................................................................................... 1-2
For an equipment without a cephalometric unit, equipment with 3D function ............. 1-2
For equipment with Cephalometric, equipment with 3D function and Cephalometric. 1-3
2. Equipment Requirements for Power, etc. ......................................................................... 1-4
2-1. Power supply ............................................................................................................ 1-4
3. Installation Location Strength Requirements.................................................................... 1-5
4. Installation Location (Floor) Levelness Requirements...................................................... 1-5
5. Installation Location Ambient Environmental Requirements ............................................ 1-5
6. Wiring Examples .............................................................................................................. 1-6
2 Lists of Equipment Components, Consumables, Tools, Measuring Instruments
and Jigs .......................................................................................................... 2-1
1. Main Components ............................................................................................................ 2-1
2. Other Components........................................................................................................... 2-2
3. Consumables ................................................................................................................... 2-3
4. Tools ................................................................................................................................. 2-3
4-1. Standard tools .......................................................................................................... 2-3
5. Measuring Instruments..................................................................................................... 2-4
6. Jigs................................................................................................................................... 2-5
3Equipment Installation Procedure and Precautions........................................ 3-1
1. Safety Precautions ........................................................................................................... 3-1
2. Installation Procedure ...................................................................................................... 3-3
2-1. Installing the hand switch box ................................................................................... 3-3
2-2. Installing the main unit.............................................................................................. 3-7
2-2-1. Preparation........................................................................................................ 3-7
2-2-2. Floor mounting.................................................................................................. 3-7
2-2-3. Wall mounting ..................................................................................................3-14
2-2-4. Leveling ...........................................................................................................3-16
2-2-5. Fixing hole locations ........................................................................................3-19
2-2-6. Fixing method for concrete oors ................................................................... 3-57

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2-2-7. Fixing method for non-concrete oors ............................................................ 3-58
3. Basic Installation Example ............................................................................................ 3-59
3-1. Example of xings for installations on concrete walls or oors............................... 3-61
3-2. Example of xings for installations on non-concrete walls or oors ....................... 3-75
3-2-1. Dry double oor and light-gauge steel frame partition wall............................. 3-75
3-2-2. Conventional wooden construction and partition wall....................................3-116
4. Example of Wall Mounting.............................................................................................3-157
5. Radiography wiring: Detailed Example of Mounting......................................................3-159
6. X-ray Room: Window Layout Example......................................................................... 3-160
4 Equipment Assembly Procedure and Precautions .......................................... 4-1
1. Safety Precautions ........................................................................................................... 4-1
2. Assembly Procedures ...................................................................................................... 4-3
2-1. X-Axis Motor Mounting ............................................................................................. 4-3
2-2. X-ray Head Mounting................................................................................................ 4-5
2-3. Checking Horizontal Level........................................................................................ 4-9
2-4. Head Support Unit Mounting...................................................................................4-10
2-5. Mounting of Other Components and Covers...........................................................4-11
2-6. Connecting Power Plug...........................................................................................4-14
2-6-1. Power plug.......................................................................................................4-14
2-6-2. Connecting Protective ground wire .................................................................4-15
2-7. Connecting to the computer.....................................................................................4-16
2-7-1. Organizing the cables ......................................................................................4-19
2-8. Handling the Sensor............................................................................................... 4-23
2-9. Cephalometric Unit Mounting ................................................................................. 4-24
2-10. 3D Sensor Unit Mounting...................................................................................... 4-33
2-10-1. Removing covers........................................................................................... 4-33
2-10-2. Installing 3D sensor ASSY............................................................................ 4-33
2-10-3. Installing the Motor drive circuit board .......................................................... 4-35
2-10-4. Conrming FPD input voltage....................................................................... 4-37
2-10-5. Adding the communication cable for 3D....................................................... 4-38
2-10-6. Adjustment of laser beams ........................................................................... 4-40
2-10-7. Installing 3D head support ............................................................................ 4- 41
2-10-8. Leveling the main unit................................................................................... 4-42
2-10-9. Attaching covers ........................................................................................... 4-42
2-11. Software Installation.............................................................................................. 4-43
2-12. Software Installation (for 3D Type only) ................................................................ 4-57
2-12-1. Installation of CUDA ...................................................................................... 4-57
2-12-2. Installation of Graphics Driver....................................................................... 4-64
2-12-3. Installation of GEVPlayer .............................................................................. 4-67
2-12-4. Installation of DCAM-API .............................................................................. 4-70
2-12-5. Installation of OnDemand3D (for Server)...................................................... 4-72
2-12-6. Installation of OnDemand3D (for Client) ....................................................... 4-94
2-13. Setting PCI LAN board ........................................................................................4-101

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2-14. Installation and Settings of Trophy Windows (for Cephalometric Type only) .......4-113
2-14-1. For Trophy Windows Version 6.12.12.0-A or earlier .....................................4-113
2-14-2. For Trophy Windows Version 6.12.24.0-B or later........................................4-114
2-15. Settings on GEVPlayer (1) (for 3D Type only)......................................................4-115
2-15-1. Network Connection Settings.......................................................................4-115
2-15-2. Jumbo Packet Settings ................................................................................ 4-117
2-15-3. Driver Settings .............................................................................................4-119
2-16. Settings on GEVPlayer (2) (for 3D Type only)......................................................4-120
2-17. Installation of Channel Correction Table (for 3D Type only) .................................4-125
2-18. Switching the Left / Right Orientation of the Control Panel..................................4-128
5 Equipment and Power Source Connection Procedure and Precautions ......... 5-1
1. Safety Precautions ........................................................................................................... 5-1
2. Power outlet connection procedure.................................................................................. 5-2
6 Checking Procedure and Precautions Prior to Initial Operation ...................... 6-1
1. Safety precautions............................................................................................................ 6-1
2. Checklist and Procedure Prior to Initial Operation ........................................................... 6-2
2-1. Rechecking the connections..................................................................................... 6-2
2-2. Checking for play in the column ............................................................................... 6-2
2-3. Checking the level .................................................................................................... 6-2
2-4. Other checks ............................................................................................................ 6-2
7 Initial Operation Implementation Procedure and Precautions ......................... 7-1
8 Implementation Procedure for Performance and Safety Checking and
Performance Benchmarks.............................................................................. 8-1
1. Safety precautions............................................................................................................ 8-1
2. Performance and Safety Checking Items and Performance Benchmarks....................... 8-2
2-1. Checking the accessories......................................................................................... 8-2
2-2. Checking the test report ........................................................................................... 8-2
2-3. Checking the labeling and display............................................................................ 8-2
2-4. Checklist and performance benchmarks.................................................................. 8-2
2-5. Calibrations of Collimator Drive and Sensor Drive (For equipment with 3D function and
Cephalometric) ......................................................................................................... 8-7
2-6. Positioning beam operation checking method.......................................................... 8-9
2-7. Exposure operation checking method ...................................................................... 8-9
2-8. Aging process .........................................................................................................8-10
2-9. Selection of the Equipment......................................................................................8-11
2-10. Adjusting the position of X-ray beam (Panoramic).................................................8-12
2-11. Adjusting the position of X-ray beam (Cephalometric) ...........................................8-19
2-12. Panoramic fault area checking.............................................................................. 8-27
2-13. Center Alignment of Ear Rings ............................................................................. 8-33
2-14. QA Procedure (Panoramic)................................................................................... 8-35
2-15. QA Procedure (Cephalometric)............................................................................. 8-36
2-16. 3D Sensor Adjustment (For equipment with 3D function) ..................................... 8-37

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2-16-1. Checking the 3D Irradiation Field.................................................................. 8-37
2-16-2. Adjusting 3D Irradiation Field........................................................................ 8-38
2-16-3. Pin Adjustment.............................................................................................. 8-39
2-16-4. Digital Calibration ......................................................................................... 8-42
2-17. Spear Jig Adjustment ............................................................................................ 8-45
2-17-1. Position Adjustment of X-ray Head................................................................ 8-45
2-17-2. 3D Sensor Position Adjustment (Horizontal Adjustment) .............................. 8-50
2-18. QA Procedure (3D) ............................................................................................... 8-51
3.
IEC61223-3-4:2000 X-ray Equipment Image Performance Acceptance Testing Report....
8-54
9Procedure for Handling Cases where Installation and Disposal are Restricted by
Legal Regulations........................................................................................... 9-1
bk Other Items Deemed Mandatory by the Manufacturer.................................... bk-1
bl CS Mode......................................................................................................... bl-1
1. Switching to CS mode ...................................................................................................... bl-1
2. CS Mode Functions.......................................................................................................... bl-2
bm Error Messages ..............................................................................................bm-1
bn Specications ................................................................................................. bn-1
bo Dimensional Drawings .................................................................................... bo-1
1. Standing position wall-mount: Panoramic type ................................................................ bo-1
2. Standing position wall-mount short type: Panoramic type ............................................... bo-2
3. Standing position wall-mount long type: Panoramic type................................................. bo-3
4. Standing position wall-mount: 3D type.............................................................................bo-4
5. Standing position wall-mount short type: 3D type............................................................bo-5
6. Standing position wall-mount long type: 3D type .............................................................bo-6
7. Standing position base-mount (with an optional base) : Panoramic type ......................... bo-7
8. Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional base) : Panoramic type........bo-8
9. Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional base) : Panoramic type .........bo-9
10. Standing position base-mount (with an optional base) : 3D type ................................. bo-10
11. Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional base) : 3D type..................bo-11
12. Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional base) : 3D type.................. bo-12
13. Standing position base-mount (with an optional wide base): Panoramic type.............. bo-13
14.
Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional wide base): Panoramic type .. bo-14
15.
Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional wide base): Panoramic type .. bo-15
16. Standing position base-mount (with an optional wide base): 3D type .......................... bo-16
17. Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional wide base): 3D type ......... bo-17
18. Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional wide base): 3D type .......... bo-18
19. Standing position wall-mount: Cephalometric type ...................................................... bo-19
20. Standing position wall-mount short type: Cephalometric type ..................................... bo-20

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21. Standing position wall-mount long type: Cephalometric type....................................... bo-21
22. Standing position wall-mount: 3D Cephalometric type ................................................ bo-22
23. Standing position wall-mount short type: 3D Cephalometric type................................ bo-23
24. Standing position wall-mount long type: 3D Cephalometric type ................................. bo-24
25. Standing position base-mount (with an optional base): Cephalometric type................ bo-25
26.
Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional base): Cephalometric type ... bo-26
27.
Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional base): Cephalometric type ... bo-27
28. Standing position base-mount (with an optional base): 3D Cephalometric type .......... bo-28
29.
Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional base): 3D Cephalometric type ...
bo-29
30.
Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional base): 3D Cephalometric type ...bo-30
31. Standing position base-mount (with an optional wide base): Cephalometric type........ bo-31
32.
Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional wide base): Cephalometric type....
bo-32
33.
Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional wide base): Cephalometric type ... bo-33
34. Standing position base-mount (with an optional wide base): 3D Cephalometric type..bo-34
35.
Standing position base-mount short type (with an optional wide base): 3D Cephalometric type .. bo-35
36.
Standing position base-mount long type (with an optional wide base): 3D Cephalometric type ..bo-36
37. Angles of the Image Reception Area and Reference Axis and the Distance between the
Focal spot to Image Reception Area ............................................................................bo-37
38. Inherent Filtration and Total Filtration...........................................................................bo-38
bp Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................... bp-1

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1Requirements for Installation Location Facilities
1. Installation Space (including space for maintenance)
1-1. Unpacking space
The working space required for unpacking the equipment is shown below.
* The required space for unpacking must be separate from the installation space.
Unit: (mm)
Fig. 1-1 Required space for unpacking
● Carton sizes and weights
Main Unit carton: 2340 x 490 x 1190 (mm) 185 kg (2D Type) , 205 kg (3D Type)
* Optional
Cephalometric carton: 1620 x 800 x 560 (mm) 70 kg
Base carton: 985 x 770 x 80 (mm) 30 kg
Wide base carton: 1150 x 970 x 80 (mm) 35 kg
Main Unit carton (long type) : 2340 x 490 x 1190 (mm) 190 kg (2D Type) , 210 kg (3D Type)
Main Unit carton (short type) : 2340 x 490 x 1190 (mm) 180 kg (2D Type) , 200 kg (3D Type)

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1-2. Installation space
The gure below shows the space required to install the equipment.
For an equipment without a cephalometric unit, equipment with 3D function
Unit: (mm)
Required space for installation
Fig. 1-2 Required space for installation
● Required space for installation (height): 2400 mm (Normal type/Short type)
● Required space for installation (height): 2500 mm (Long type)
*CAUTION
● The required space for installation is different from the range of product movement.
● Make sure that the equipment does not come in contact with lighting equipments such as uorescent
tubes in the X-ray room.

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For equipment with Cephalometric, equipment with 3D function and Cephalometric
Unit: (mm)
Required space for installation
Fig. 1-3 Required space for installation
● Required space for installation (height): 2400 mm (Normal type/Short type)
● Required space for installation (height): 2500 mm (Long type)
*CAUTION
● The required space for installation is different from the range of product movement.
● Make sure that the equipment does not come in contact with lighting equipments such as uorescent
tubes in the X-ray room.

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2. Equipment Requirements for Power, etc.
This section describes the various power-supply equipment requirements for one X-era Smart unit.
2-1. Power supply
Phases: 1 (single-phase)
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Voltage: 100±10 V AC (under load)* 100~120 (VAC) ±10% 200~240 (VAC) ±10%
Input: 2000 (VA)
Power outlet: Grounded outlet (conforming to the standards of different countries or regions) (Apply the
grounding work equivalent to requirements of metal wires with ground resistance of 100 Ω
or more and pulling strength 0.39 kN or more, or soft copper wires with 1.6 mm diameter or
more.)
Apparent Resistance Of Supply Mains :R < 0.3 Ω
* “Under load” refers to a state where the elevation motor or rotating arm motor are running and X-ray
irradiation is in progress (including states involving concurrent operation).
*CAUTION
● Make sure that between the electrical switchboard and the wall power outlet is single-wired. Conrm
with the power distribution specialist or power company that appropriate power distribution equipment
is used for the load capacity (2000 VA / 100-120 V, 220-240 V). Conrm that the power voltage of the
wall power outlet to which this equipment is to be connected is within the range of ± 10%.
● If the power supply is not within the designated range, consult an electrical equipment specialist or
your power company.
● The power outlet for the computer must also be single-phase and power should be supplied from
different circuit board from the X-era Smart.

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3. Installation Location Strength Requirements
Installation oor strength
The oor must be able to bear loads of at least 2900 N/m2.
Anchor bolt tensile strength: Min. 1680 N/bolt (secured at 4 points)
Concrete strength (compression strength): 21 N/mm2 (if installed on a concrete oor)
Installation wall strength
Tensile strength of the coach screws used to secure the wall-mounting brackets: Min. 1500 N/bolt
(secured at 4 points)
*CAUTION
● If concrete anchor bolts are to be used, read the instruction manual and cautionary statement of the
anchor bolts before the work operation.
NOTE : Concrete anchor bolts and coach screws have different xing conditions. Therefore, the
pull-out strengths are different as well.
REF. : See “3 Equipment Installation Procedure and Precautions” for installation examples.
4. Installation Location (Floor) Levelness Requirements
Levelness: ±0.5º or less (without 3D function)
±0.1º or less (with 3D function)
5. Installation Location Ambient Environmental Requirements
● Install in a location free of moisture.
● Install in a location where there is no risk of detrimental effects due to air pressure, temperature, humidity,
ventilation, sunlight, dust, salt or air containing chemicals such as sulfur.
● Install in a stable situation and surroundings away from inclines or any exposure to vibrations or impacts
(including during transportation).
● Do not install in a location where chemicals or pharmaceuticals are stored or where there is exposure to
gas.
● Do not place the developing machine in the X-ray room. If there is no X-ray room, do not place the devel-
oping machine near the equipment.
● Do not install this equipment in a place where it is exposed to ambient noise.
● Install this equipment in a place fully tted with lighting equipments. Install the monitor in a place where it
does not get internal or external lights or reections from them.

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6. Wiring Examples
● Wiring from inside the X-ray room to outside the room
Conduit for the PC connection cable (CD42)
Conduit for the data cable (CD42)
Conduit for the hand switch box cable (CD22)
Hand switch box
Computer
Fig. 1-4: Wiring example
* Cable lengths (from the X-era Smart to the connector)
● PC connection cable: 10 m
● Data cable: 10 m
● Hand switch box cable: 10 m (option : 15 m)
*CAUTION
● Before installation, check that the cables shown below and their respective connectors can be tted
successfully.
● Locate the X-era Smart and the computer within the reach of the connecting cables.
● Do not attempt to extend the cables.
● Do not remove the plug cover on the end of the data cable until after you have run the cable through
the conduit.
33mm
15mm
13mm
Fig. 1-5: PC connection cable Fig. 1-6: Data cable Fig. 1-7: Hand switch box cable

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2Lists of Equipment Components, Consumables, Tools,
Measuring Instruments and Jigs
1. Main Components
1Column
2Slide body
3Driving unit
4 Arm unit
5Head unit
6Sensor
7Head support
8Chinrest
9 Hand switch box
bk Base (optional)
bl Cephalometric Unit (For equipment with Cephalometric)
bm Head xator for 3D image acquisition (with 3D function)
bm
For 3D
with 3D function

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2. Other Components
Check that the following components are included in the packaging.
* If any items are missing, contact Yoshida Dental Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Documentation
● Instruction Manual (1)
● Certicate of Inspection (1 copy)
● Test Performance Record (1 copy)
Components
● X-era Smart CD-ROM (1)
● Data cable (1) * With plug covers on both ends
● PC connection cable (1)
● Adjustment shims (5)
● Column Unit Mounting / Wall Mounting Coach Screws (Nominal Designation: 8 x 38) (8)
● Wall Mounting Coach Screws (Nominal Designation: 8 x 65) (4)
● Anchor bolts for support xing (4)
● Allen bolts for anchor bolts (4)
● Self-tapping screws for hand switch box xing (2)
● Self-tapping screws for the hand switch box mounting bracket (2)
● Protective grounding wire (1)
● Spiral tube (1)
● Cable ties (5)
● Additional Protective Grounding Slot Cover (1)
Attachments
● Chinrest block (1)
● Adapter for edentulous jaws (1)
● TMJ adapter (adult) (1)
● TMJ adapter (child) (1)
● Bite blocks (disposable) (1 pack)
● Bite plate (disposable) (1 pack) * For equipment with 3D function
Jigs
● Fixed phantom (1)
● Aluminum Block for Sensor Calibration (1)
● Beam adjustment jig (1)
● QA Phantom for 3D (1) * For equipment with 3D function
● Calibration Phantom for 3D (1) * For equipment with 3D function
*CAUTION
● To avoid any risk of damaging the equipment, use only the designated bolts and screws when attach-
ing components.

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3. Consumables
The consumable items below are used during the equipment installation. Ensure that these are available at
hand before installation.
● Clean wipes (for cleaning the cover)
Recommended product: Clean Boy/Kaneyo Soap or equivalent
● Rags (for cleaning the cover)
● Adhesive Tape
4. Tools
*CAUTION
● Read carefully any instructions and precautions provided with tools concerning their correct use when
carrying out the installation.
The tools below are used during the equipment installation. Ensure that these are available at hand before
installation.
4-1. Standard tools
● No.2 Phillips screwdriver
● Allen wrenches (1.5 - 8 mm)
● Box wrench (5.5 mm)
● Spanners (5.5 - 19 mm)
● Cutting tool such as nippers
● Tool for working with electrical terminals (precision screwdriver, etc.) (blade: 3.5 x 0.5 mm)
● Power drill
● Masonry drill bits (4 mm bit for pilot holes, 12.5 mm bit for anchor bolts)

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5. Measuring Instruments
*CAUTION
● Read carefully any instructions and precautions provided with measuring instruments concerning their
correct use when carrying out the installation.
The measuring instruments below are used during the equipment installation. Ensure that these are pro-
vided beforehand.
NOTE : Use only instruments that have been regularly calibrated (at least once every 2 years).
Digital tester (digital multimeter) (analog testers and multimeters cannot be used)
● Measuring instrument type: True RMS type
● Recommended model: Fluke 87 V (Fluke Corporation)
PC510 (Sanwa Electric Instruments)
3802 (Hioki E.E. Corp.)
or equivalent
Fig. 2 -1: Fluke 87V
● Required performance
Supported measuring modes Measurable range Resolution Accuracy
AC voltage 0~400 (V) 0.1 V or less ±(0.7%+2 dgt)
DC voltage 0~400 (V) 0.1 V or less ±(0.1%+1 dgt)
AC current 0~400 (mA) 0.1 mA or less ±(1.0%+2 dgt)
DC current 0~400 (mA) 0.1 mA or less ±(0.2%+2 dgt)
Resistance 0~400 (Ω) 0.1 Ω or less ±(0.2%+1 dgt)
*CAUTION
● Using measuring instruments that are not true RMS instruments can result in erroneous measure-
ments. Always use true RMS testers.
Tape measure (retracting)
● Recommended model: Supakon 19 (Tajima Design) or equivalent
● Required accuracy: JIS class 1
Fig. 2 -2: Supakon 19
Level
● Recommended model: Spirit level 150
(Niigata Rikensokuhan)
or equivalent
● Required accuracy: ± 1.00 mm/m
Fig. 2 -3: Spirit Level 150

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6. Jigs
*CAUTION
● Read carefully any instructions and precautions provided with jigs concerning their correct use when
carrying out the installation.
The jigs shown below are used during the equipment installation.
Drill guide
(not available as an accessory and should be purchased before-
hand)
This jig is used embed (secure) coach screws and adjust-
ment anchors vertically into the oor.
● Recommended model: K-801 (Kanzawa Tekko Co., Ltd) or
equivalent
Drill Unit: mm
Fig. 2-4: K-801
Approx-130
● Jigs supplied with the unit
Beam adjustment jig
Fig. 2 -5: Beam adjustment jig
Aluminum block for sensor calibration
Fig. 2 -6: Aluminum block
Fixed phantom
Fig. 2-7: Fixed phantom