Audible Signals - Denstply Sirona SmartLite Focus Mode D'emploi

1.1 SmartLite Focus
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1.1.1 ON/OFF key
• Starts or disrupts the 20-second curing cycle.
1.1.2 Battery light
• Permanently green
handpiece is inserted into the charging base
is fully recharged.
• Flashing green
piece is inserted into the charging base
Standard Charging Mode.
• Fast flashing green
handpiece is inserted into the charging base
is in Automatic Quick Charging Mode.
• Flashing yellow
charging. At first occurrence approximately 1 minute curing time left.
• Permanently yellow
curing time left) and needs recharging.

1.1.3 Audible signals

• One blip: At start of curing cycle, after 10 seconds curing time together with flash-
ing blue LED, and when SmartLite
• Two blips: After 20 seconds consecutive curing time. Curing light automatically
extinguishes after 20 seconds.
• Repetitive short blip every 7 seconds together with flashing yellow battery
light: Only occurs when device is turned off. Approximately 1 minute operation time
left at first occurrence. Device needs recharging.
• One long blip together with permanent yellow battery light: Only occurs when
device is turned off. Device is fully discharged and needs recharging.
1.2 Indications
• Light-curing of dental materials which cure at a wavelength of 460-490 nm.
1.3 Contraindications
• Use in patients prone to photobiological reactions (including patients with solar
urticaria or erythropoietic protoporphyria) or those currently undergoing treatment
with photosensitizing pharmaceuticals.
curing light
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(only indicated when SmartLite
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(only indicated when SmartLite
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(only indicated when SmartLite
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: SmartLite
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: SmartLite
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– operation at a glance
): SmartLite
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): SmartLite
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): SmartLite
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Focus is almost discharged and needs re-
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Focus curing light is fully discharged (no
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Focus curing light is fully recharged.
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Focus curing light
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Focus curing light
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Focus curing light hand-
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Focus curing light is in
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Focus curing light
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Focus curing light
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