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ManualsBrandsAir Techniques ManualsDigital CameraVistaCam Omni IC4

length is adjusted by rotating the adjustment ring at the back end

of the camera. While this is not a difficult maneuver, you proba-

bly will not be changing the settings during an exam. There are

four settings: (1) E mode is for extraoral use and depth of focus is

about 40mm (smile) to infinity (full face), (2) W mode is for

wide-angle intraoral viewing from two teeth to a quadrant, (3) C

mode is a close-up mode for viewing of one or two teeth, and (4)

M mode provides Macro focusing with an increased magnification

to as close as 1mm, which allows you to see the minor cracks on

teeth.

Utilizes a SuperHAD 1/4” Sony Grade 6 CCD. The video

processor technology provides automatic light intensity control,

which eliminates glare and reflections from amalgams and pro-

duces true intraoral colors. The direction of view is 62˚, which is

from 15˚ to 5.5˚ backward viewing. This improves overall access,

which enables easier viewing of the distal surfaces of second and

third molars. Unlike most intraoral cameras that use simple prisms

to obtain a 90˚-80˚ direction of view, which inverts the image, it

uses a non-inverting roof prism.

Maximum Number of Images That Can Be Stored

Camera Cord

Measures 6.0ft/1.8m. White color, not very flexible. It is attached

to the docking station by a metal cylinder that inserts into a sim-

ple recess. To remove the camera from the docking station, you

merely pull out the connector, a movement that can be done with

one hand. To reconnect the camera to the docking station, you

need to line up the red dot indicators before you completely insert

it. You will hear a slight click indicating that the camera is prop-

erly connected. Damage could occur to the camera and/or

docking station if this maneuver is not done properly.

Docking station

White plastic measuring 10.0in/25.4cm in width, 12.0in/30.5cm

in depth, and 3.5in/8.9cm in height. The camera sits in a con-

venient holder on the right side of the camera and automatically

turns on when picked up. It has six control buttons: (1) Printer

icon to facilitate printing. (2) Bulb icon that turns the light on or

off. (3) Page icon shows a 4-way split to indicate this will allow

you to capture four separate images on the screen. (4) Camera

icon indicating the capture function. (5) M/Hand piece icon but-

ton toggles between live images and images stored in memory. (6)

1/2 button lets you toggle between video signal 1 and 2.

There are also four manipulation buttons for the images: (1)

Tooth and a magnifying glass, which magnifies the image from the

center only. (2) Two teeth flipped vertically, to flip it. (3) Two

teeth left and right of each other that flips the image horizontally.

(4) Tooth with arrows circling it, which is for rotating the image.

Light Source

Uses a 75 watt halogen bulb. Transmitted through two bars on the

left and right of the lens.

Footpedal

Wired. Has two sections: C and M. C is for capture and M is for

memory. Click on C one time to freeze the image. If the captured

image is flickering on the screen, click C one more time. Then

click and hold down C to save the image to memory and to return

to the capture mode (live). Double-click C to print the image you

have captured (assuming the system is connected to a printer).

Click on M to preview pictures stored on to the memory board.

Directions

The instruction manual is 220 pages and includes five languages (44

pages per language). The manual covers operation, how to connect

the system, how to place the sheaths, how to replace the light bulb,

cleaning and sterilization, and warranty. It is spiral bound, well writ-

ten and easy to understand and follow with pictures and graphics.

Intraoral Cameras