CADstar CS.Neo2 Manual De Instrucciones página 4

The pictograms for warnings, prohibitions and requirements on the scanner and their meaning:
Symbol
1.2 Labeling
The scanner is clearly identifi ed by the contents of its nameplate. CE marking according to:
• EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
• Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
• RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
1.3 Customer service
In case of technical problems, contact your customer service. Or contact CADstar Technology directly. Link: www.cadstar.dental
CADstar Technology Headquarters, Grasslau 30, 5500 Bischofshofen, Austria
1.4 Safety instructions for individual operating phases
1.4.1 Transport and installation
• The scanner may only be transported if it has been properly packed and secured.
• When handling the scanner, ensure that the scanner does not bend, especially when parking after transport.
• The scanner is designed to be set up at an ergonomic height. (Observe the employee protection regulations in your country).
• When laying the cables, ensure that they do not pose a tripping hazard. Always lay the cables along walls. Under no circumstances
may the cables be routed so that they are under tension or sagging.
• The location of the scanner must be chosen so that there are no vibrations during scanning operation, i.e. the load capacity of the
chosen base (workbench, table, etc.) must be at least twice the value listed in the Technical Specifi cations and must absorb all
vibrations.
• The ambient light must be taken into account when setting up the device. There must not be any change in the ambient light during
the scan operation, such as might occur due to shadows from trees or blinds. Neon lights or direct sunlight should also be avoided.
• The scanner must not be operated in damp rooms.
• No liquids should come into contact with the scanner. Do not place any vessels with liquid on the scanner.
1.4.2 Installation and operation
• The operating and maintenance personnel must be instructed regularly on the operation of the system and on potential hazards.
They are required to read the operation manual.
• Before each start-up, make sure that there are no parts in the swivel range of the arm, as it performs a reference run when switched
on.
• Keep children away from the scanner. Only trained personnel may work with the scanner.
• The optical 3D scanner may only be operated when it is in perfect and clean condition.
• Power supply cables and feeder cables must not be damaged or crushed by other objects.
• Malfunctions or damage must be reported to the operator immediately.
• Removing, modifying, bypassing or circumventing any protective, safety or monitoring devices is prohibited.
• Be aware of possible crushing hazards when operating the scanner inserts.
• If the scanner is not in use for a longer period of time, disconnect it from the power supply.
• Do not place any objects or tools on the scanner.
Ensure that the area around the scanner remains clear and organized. All objects and containers not required for the workfl ow
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• must be removed from the area of the scanner.
• Climbing on the scanner, as well as sitting or standing on the scanner are prohibited.
Meaning
Crushing hazard This pictogram is located in the area of the swivel arm and warns of a
possible crushing hazard between the scanner and the swivel arm
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