Dürr Dental VistaCam CL.

iX

EN

Installation and Operating Instructions

9000-618-115/30
2009/10

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 Contents

Important information Use of the Appliance

1. General ���������������������������������������������������4
1.1 Conformity acceptance procedure �����4
1.2 General notes ������������������������������������� 4
1.3 Appliance disposal ���������������������������4
1.4 Notes concerning medical 
appliances MPG �������������������������������4
1.5 Notes concerning electro-magnetic
compatibility ���������������������������������������4
1.6 Correct usage �����������������������������������5
1.7 Incorrect usage ���������������������������������5
1.8 Using peripheral devices ��������������������� 5
2. Safety �������������������������������������������������������5
2.1 General safety notes ��������������������������� 5
2.2 Electrical safety notes ������������������������� 5
3. Warning and Symbols �����������������������������6
3.1 Model identification plate �������������������6
4. Delivery Contents �����������������������������������7
4.1 Special accessories ���������������������������7
4.2 Disposable materials �������������������������7
5. Technical data �����������������������������������������7
6. Functional diagram ���������������������������������8
7. Functional description ���������������������������9
11. Operation �����������������������������������������������15
11.1 Important information concerning
the handpiece ���������������������������������15
11.2 Using hygienic protective covers �����15
11.3 Switching VistaCam CL.iX on or
off ���������������������������������������������������16 EN
11.4 Instructions for using IFC Optic �������17
11.5 Using distance spacer (optional) �����17
11.6 Taking images ���������������������������������18
11.7 Care of handpiece ��������������������������� 19
12. Disinfection and Cleaning ���������������������20
12.1 Cleaning the optical lens �����������������20
12.2 Cleaning and disinfecting handpi-
ece and other accessories ��������������� 20
12.3 Cleaning, disinfection and 
sterilisation of distance spacers �������20
13. Maintenance �����������������������������������������22
13.1 Changing the battery pack �������������22
13.2 Battery care �����������������������������������22

Trouble-shooting
14. Tips for Operators and Service
Technician ���������������������������������������������23
Installation
8. Set-up ���������������������������������������������������10
8.1 Room for set-up �������������������������������10
8.2 Set up options ���������������������������������10
8.3 Installation of handpiece holder
(optional) �����������������������������������������11
9. Electrical Connections �������������������������11
9.1 Connection to base station ��������������� 11
9.2 Connect �������������������������������������������11
10. Commissioning �������������������������������������12
10.1 LEDs at base station �����������������������13
10.2 Channel settings �����������������������������13
10.3 Testing �������������������������������������������14

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Important information
1. General
1.1 Conformity acceptance
procedure
This product has, in accordance with the
European Union directive 93/42/EWG, been che-
cked for conformity and has been found to fulfill
EN all the requirements of these regulations.
1.2 General notes
• These Installation and Operating Instructions
form an integral part of the unit. They must be
kept close to the unit at all times. Precise ob-
servance of these instructions is a precondition
for use of the unit for the intended purpose
and for its correct operation. New personnel
must be made aware of the contents, and they
should be passed on to future operating staff.
• Safety for the operator as well as trouble-free
operation of the unit are only ensured if use is
made of original equipment parts. In addition,
only those accessories may be used which are
specifically mentioned in the Installation and
Operating Instructions or have been authorised
by Dürr Dental. If other accessories are used
with this appliance, Dürr Dental cannot guaran-
tee safe operation or proper functioning. No li-
ability on the part of the manufacturer will be
accepted in the case that damage arises
through the use of non-approved accessories.
• Dürr Dental are only responsible for the equip-
ment with regard to safety, reliability and pro-
per functioning where assembly, resettings,
changes or modifications, extensions and re-
pairs have been carried out by Dürr Dental or
an agency authorized by Dürr Dental and if the
equipment is used in conformity with the
Installation and Operating Instructions.
• These Installation and Operating Instructions
conform to the relevant version of the equip-
ment and the underlying safety standards valid
at the time of going to press. All switches, pro-
cesses, trade marks, software programs and
appliances named in this document are regi-
stered names.
• The translation of these Installation and
Operating Instructions has been carried out in
good faith. Dürr Dental will not accept any
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claims arising from incorrect translation. The
enclosed German version of these Installation
and Operating Instructions is the final reference
- in case of doubt contact the manufacturer or
their agent.
• Any reprinting of the technical documentation,
in whole or in part, is subject to prior approval
of Dürr Dental being given in writing.
• Retain the packaging for possible return of the
product to the manufacturers. Only the original
packaging provides adequate protection duri-
ng transport of the unit. Should return of the
product to the manufacturers be necessary
during the guarantee period, Dürr Dental ac-
cepts no responsibility for damage occurring
during transport where the original packaging
was not used!
1.3 Appliance disposal
The EU-directive 2002/96/EG - WEEE 
(Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment) of 
27th January 2003 and the current version as
adopted by national law states that dental pro-
ducts are covered by this above directive and,
within the European Union, must be disposed of
according to special waste disposal procedures.
If you have any questions concerning the correct
way of disposing of this product please contact
Dürr Dental or your dental dealer who will be
happy to help.
1.4 Notes concerning medical
appliances MPG
This product is a technical medical appliance
and may only be operated by staff who have
been specifically trained and instructed how to
use it.
1.5 Notes concerning electro-ma-
gnetic compatibility
• Electrical medical appliances are covered by
special regulations concerning electro-magne-
tic compatibility and must be installed while
observing all EMC relevant rules and
regulations.
• Portable and mobile HF-communications appli-
ances can interfere with medical electrical
appliances.
• The VistaCam CL.iX should not be operated in
the vicinity of other appliances or placed on or
under other appliances. When the VistaCam
CL.iX is nonetheless operated in the vicinity of
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 other appliances the function of the unit must
be extra carefully monitored to ensure that it is
working as it should be.
• Detailed information concerning electro-ma-
gnetic compatibility of Dürr Dental appliances
is set out in our brochure 9000-606-67/30
which can be ordered or downloaded from the
internet at: www.duerr.de.
1.6 Correct usage
The wireless camera system
"Dürr VistaCam CL.iX" is a radio-controlled ca-
mera with manual release. The radio-controlled
camera is expressly designed for producing intra
and extra-oral images in dental-medical surgeries
and clinics.
1.7 Incorrect usage
Any use of this appliance above and beyond that
laid down in the Installation and Operating
Instructions is deemed to be incorrect usage.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any
damage resulting from incorrect usage. The ope-
rator will be held liable and bears all risks.
1.8 Using peripheral devices
Peripheral appliances (computer, moni-
tor, printer) may only be connected to
this unit where they fulfill all the require-
ments of standard IEC 60950-1 (EN
60950-1). Thie computer system must
be placed outside of the vicinity of the
patients (1.5 m from patient treatment
zone). If this is not possible, then the PC
system must be set up according to the
instructions laid down under IEC 60601-
1 (EN 60601-1).
2. Safety
2.1 General safety notes
This appliance has been designed and
constructed by Dürr Dental so that correct usage
of the appliance is virtually free of any possible
injury or danger. In spite of this, we feel it is our
duty to mention the following safety measures in
order to prevent any possible danger.
• When using this appliance all local and relevant
regulations must be observed! 
Converting or modifying the appliance in any
way is strictly prohibited. In such cases, any
and all guarantees immediately become invalid.
The operation of modified appliances can be
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punishable by law. In the interests of trouble-
free operation the operator is responsible for
observing these regulations.
• Before every use the operator must check the
functional safety and the condition of the
appliance.
• The operator must be knowledgeable in the
operation of the appliance.
• The product is not designed to be used in me-
dical treatment areas where there exists the
danger of explosion. Areas where explosions
could occur are those where flammable
anesthetic material, skin cleansers, oxygen and EN
skin disinfectants are present. This appliance is
not to be used in areas where the atmosphere
could cause fire.
2.2 Electrical safety notes
• The appliance may only be connected to an
earthed safety socket.
• Do not use any multi-socket power outlet
which can be changed on-site. The usage of
such units could lead to the current to ground
being exceeded.
• Before connecting the appliance, check care-
fully that the supply voltage and the supply fre-
quency given on the appliance are compatible
with the local power supply.
• Check the appliance and the power supply ca-
bles for possible damage before switching on.
Damaged cables, plugs and sockets must be
replaced before use.
• Never touch open supply outlets and patients
simultaneously.
• When working on or working with this appli-
ance observe the electrical safety procedures
prescribed.
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 3. Warning and Symbols
In the Installation and Operating Instructions use
is made of the following terms or symbols to de-
note information of special importance:

Information and/or mandatory re-

gulations or prohibitions for the
prevention of personal injury or sub-
stantial property damage
Special information regarding the econo-
mical use of the equipment and other
information
EN Only to be used once

Symbols on the VistaCam CL.iX

Macro

Intraoral

Extraoral

3.1 Model identification plate

The model identification plate can be found to
the side by the USB-connector.
The model identification plate bears the following
signs, symbols or information:

CE-labeling

Please observe instructions in

accompanying documentation

Dispose of correctly according to EU-

directive (2002/96/EG - WEEE)

REF Order number

SN Serial number
1

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 4. Delivery Contents
VistaCam CL.iX, complete ��������������������������2106-15
Accessories, complete������������������������ 2106-001-68
Handpiece 2,4 Hz�����������������������������������2106-120-70
Handpiece 5,8 Hz�����������������������������������2106-120-71
Base station 2,4 Hz��������������������������������� 2106-203-50
Base station 5,8 Hz��������������������������������� 2106-203-51
Power unit 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz�������������9000-150-41
Mains cable 2x0,75 �������������������������������9000-118-71
USB 2.0 connection cable (1.8 m)���������9000-119-025
Mounting for Base Unit���������������������������2106-200-05
Distance spacer for mounting (2 x) ���������9000-425-60
Rubber pads (3 x)�����������������������������������9000-410-35
Velcro tape 38x330 mm �������������������������9000-474-61
Seal 25x460 mm������������������������������������� 9000-474-29
Dowel S6 (2 x) ���������������������������������������9000-454-02
Wood screws (2 x) ���������������������������������0001-430-08
Distance spacers (2 x)����������������������������� 9000-425-60
Pressure sensitive ring (2 x)���������������������2106-120-05
Prism holder�������������������������������������������2121-116-15
Screws M 4x12 (2 pieces)�����������������������0003-330-01
Distance spacer, short (5 x)���������������������2106-120-32
Distance spacer, long (5 x) ���������������������2106-120-33
Hygienic protective covers (20 x)�������������2106-010-51
FD 350 disinfectant wipes Lemon���������CDF350L1240
DBSWIN Video module���������������������� 2100-725-03FC
Installation and Operating Instructions9000-618-115/..
Installation and configuration 
instructions��������������������������������������9000-618-123/01
4.1 Special accessories
The following parts are not included in the original
Delivery Contents. Please order as required!
Optics cleaning set���������������������������������2106-105-50
Handpiece holder, free standing with foot 
2106-105-51
TFT Monitor 17"�������������������������������������2100-753-15
Radio foot-pedal set USB�����������������������2100-770-09
Foot pedal USB cable�����������������������������2100-770-17
4.2 Disposable materials
Hygienic protective covers (500 x)�����������2106-010-50
Cleaning set for Optic�����������������������������2101-025-50
FD 350 Disinfectant wipes������������������� CDF350CO140
Distance spacer, short (5 x)���������������������2106-120-50
Distance spacer, long (5 x) ���������������������2106-120-51
Pressure sensitive ring����������������������������2106-120-05
Rechargeable battery pack for VistaCam
CL.iX �����������������������������������������������������2105-140-00
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Battery-operated radio/operated
foot pedal�����������������������������������������������9000-105-01
5. Technical data
Electrical Values and Connections
Voltage (V) �������������������������������������������������� 100 - 240
Frequency(Hz)�������������������������������������������������� 50 - 60
Signal output ������������������������������������������������ USB 2.0
Dimensions (mm)
Base station (W x H x D)������������������������83 x 115 x 38
Handpiece (length / diameter)������������������������ 213 / 27
Weight (g) EN
Base station��������������������������������������������������������� 180
handpiece������������������������������������������������������������� 150
Lighting - 6 LEDs with light collecting lens
Battery operation (min)
Operating time with freshly charged batte-
ry pack������������������������������������������������������������� ca. 45
Batteries
VistaCam CL.iX:���������������������������� NiMH battery pack
Radio-controlled foot pedal: � Lithium but-
ton cell, Li CR2450
System characteristics
Colour system������������������������������������������������������� PAL
Automatic brightness control
White balance factory set to (K)��������������������������� 3400
Temperature ranges
Appliance in operation (°C) ������������������������ +10 to +40
Storage and transport (°C) �������������������������-15 to +60
Relative humidity
Appliance in operation (%)������������������������ 20 - max.75
Storage and transport (%)�������������������������������max. 90
Air pressure
Appliance in operation (hPa)������������������������ 700-1060
Storage and transport (C)����������������������� 700 to -1060
Camera electronics
Image sensor ����������� 1/4" Color Interline Transfer CCD
Pixels PAL������������������������������������������������������� 470000
Effective pixels (PC) YUV� 720 horizontal x
576 vertical
IFC (Iris Focus Control) Optic
Integrated lighting, freely variable focus using the adju-
stable ring with three markings:
1) Magnifying glass: Macro
2) 2 Teeth: Intraoral
3) Face: Extraoral
Max. magnification ����������������������������������������������� 100
Fuse type
IP20
Protection class
II, Operational parts Type BF
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 6. Functional diagram

1a

1c

1 9a
9b
EN 1a
9c
9

2a
1b 8
7
2

4 5

3b

3a

6a

(1) VistaCam CLiX handpiece (4) PC

(1a) Manual release (5) USB 2.0 connection cable
(1b) Handpiece rechargeable battery pack (6) battery charge station
(1c) ON / OFF switch (6a) LED, green
(2) Free-standing handpiece holder (optional) (7) Power unit with connection cable
(2a) Handpiece holder mounted on (8) Mains cable
base station (optional) (9) Basis station
(3) Cable to foot pedal unit (9a) LED, green
(3a) Cable operated foot pedal switch unit (9b) LED, blue
(optional) (9c) LED, yellow
(3b) Radio operated foot pedal switch unit
(optional)

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 7. Functional description
The Dürr VistaCam CL.iX wireless controlled ca- The base station has several LEDs which serve
mera system consists of a base station (8), a the following functions:
handpiece (1) with IFC-Optic (Iris Focus Control)
green LED camera is ready
and the handpiece holder (2). If desired either a
cable-operated foot pedal (3a), or a radio-opera- blue LED there is a radio signal con-
ted foot pedal (3b) can be connected to the nection between camera
system. (switched on) and base
The handpiece is connected via radio with the station.
base station. The base station is supplied with yellow LED transmission of data bet-
power via mains cable and power unit. A USB ween camera and PC, e.g.
2.0 cable provides the connection between base when live images are seen
station and PC. on the monitor. EN
The handpiece switches on automatically as
soon as it is removed from its handpiece holder Diagnostics can be followed up using the digital
or from the battery charger. image editing system DBSWIN.
Additionally, the handpiece can be operated
using the controls at the lower end of the
handpiece.
Within the handpiece there are 6 white LEDs,
which provide sufficient lighting. The special IFC-
Optic allows macro, intraoral and extraoral
images to be prepared. Within the macro and in-
traoral ranges the IFC Optic provides a high
depth of field. In the extraoral range the IFC
Optic has a high light intensity.
The image is picked up by the IFC Optic and
electronically converted into a video signal. The
video signal is then transmitted by radio signal to
the base station.
The base station now digitalises the image data
and transmits this data directly to the PC via the
USB 2.0 connection.
using the 360° all round manual release manual
release its Sensitive Control means images on
the monitor can be switched between Live Mode
to Freeze Mode, saved or overwritten (depending
on software).
The manual release functions using a pressure
sensitive ring switch and can be operated with
the camera at any angle whatever simply by app-
lying pressure with a finger. Operating the manual
release causes a short, light vibration and an
acoustic signal can be heard at the base station.

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 Installation

8. Set-up
Ensure that the electrical socket into which the
unit is plugged is easily accessible.
Danger of a short circuit
Do not set the VistaCam CL.iX up in
the vicinity of a wash basin, sink or
10 spittoon. Prevent spray water from
coming near the camera or the elec-
EN trical connections.
8.1 Room for set-up
The room temperature must not fall below
3 + 10 °C in winter and in summer must not rise
above + 40 °C.

8.2 Set up options

• Wall mounting
Use screws, dowels and the two distance
spacers to mount the holder (10) onto a wall.
Place the base station into its holder.
• Pipe mounting
The holder (10) can be fixed as required to any
9
available vertical or horizontal pipe (11) using
the mounting strap (12). Place the base station
into its holder.
• Table set-up
The base station can be set up on a flat surface,
e.g. on a table.
10 Stick the rubber pads (13) supplied onto the rear
side of the base station.

4 11

9 9

11
13

12

10
5 6
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 8.3 Installation of handpiece holder
(optional)
The handpiece holder (2) can be mounted direct-
ly onto the base station or any suitable position
in the vicinity of the VistaCam CL.iX.
(Length of camera cable 2 m.)
9 Use installation set, order number 2106-105-50.
Details of how to attach the handpiece
10 holder are included with the installatio
set. Please read these carefully.

Damaging the VistaCam CL.iX

2 The handpiece can easily fall out and EN
become damaged if the handpiece
holder is set up incorrectly.
Position the handpiece holder so
7 that the handpiece can not possibly
fall out.

9. Electrical Connections
Observe requirements IEC 60601-1 (EN 60 601-
1; VDE 0750 Section 1-1) on connection to the
9 monitor.
If you have any questions concerning suitable
peripheral appliances, please consult Dürr Dental
or your local dental supply depot.

9.1 Connection to base station

7-1
(9) Base station
(7-1) Power supply
mains connection, 7.5 V DC (external
power unit)
3-1 (3-1) Foot pedal
8 5-1 (5-1) Video USB 2.0

9.2 Connect
The USB 2.0 connection cable (5) should
9 only be actually connected during instal-
lation to the PC (not before), see section
8 10.1

7 • All other cables can be connected as shwon in

figs. 8 and 9.
(3) foot pedal cable (optional)
5 (5) USB 2.0 connection cable to base station
(7) power unit with connection cable
3
(8) mains cable

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 10. Commissioning
1 Do not put the appliance into opera-
tion immediately.
The appliance should be allowed to reach
room temperature.
Temperature differences can lead to the
build up of condensation which could de-
stroy the electronics when the unit is swit-
ched on.
The appliance must not be used in any way
that gives concern regarding safety!
The appliance may only be operated in a
1b
EN safe and functional condition.

Always handle the handpiece (1) careful-

ly. It must not be allowed to fall.
10 Scratches or dirt on the optical lens will
lead to a high loss in image quality.

• Place the rechargeable battery pack (1b) into

the handpiece (1).
• Place the handpiece into the battery rechar-
ging unit (6).

green LED • fast charging mode running.

(6a) blinks
green LED battery charged unit ready
(6a) lit battery is fully charged after
6 ca. 1.5 h.

6a • Switch on PC
• Switch on monitor.
• Install software.
Refer to "Installation and Configuration of
11 VistaCam CL.iX with manual release", order
number 9000-618-123/01
• Open DBSWIN
• Remove the handpiece from the battery char-
ger unit (6). The VistaCam CL.iX switches on
automatically.
• Select Video-mode.
• The live image is now displayed on the 
monitor.
1
The image is presented in normal
viewing mode.
The mirror inversion mode can be
chosen if reverse imaging is required by
1c
activating the monitor imaging as fol-
lows:
• Press switch (1c) 2 x briefly

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 9a 10.1 LEDs at base station
9b
green LED camera ready
9c
(9a) lit
blue LED radio signal connection es-
(9b) lit tablished between camera
9 (switched on) and base station.
yellow LED transmission of data
(9c) lit between camera and PC, e.g.
when live images are seen on
the monitor.

The green and yellow LEDs light even if EN

the camera is switched off.

13 10.2 Channel settings

Where more than one treatment unit (i.e.
chair) is served or in the event of radio
transmission interference channel setting
is possible at the handpiece, in DBSWIN
and either the cable or the radio-opera-
ted foot pedal (optional).
The channel setting in DBSWIN must, how-
ever, be identical to that at the handpiece.

10.2.1 DBSWIN channel setting

11 • open DBSWIN
- folow the display Option - Configuration 
- Video
- Video set up / Settings / Base station
12 • Under "Camera Channel" (11) it is possible to
set the channel required from 1-5.
Choose the same channel on the handpiece,
14 see section 10.2.2
• Place a tick (check) in the box "Camera Manual
Release" (12).

10.2.2 Handpiece channel setting

1d
• Switch off handpiece (1) at switch (1c).
• Press down the switch (1) until the LEDs (1d)
blink:
1x blink = channel 1 
1 2x blink = channel 2,
3x blink = channel 3, etc.

As soon as the blue LED (9b) at the base stati-
1c on (9) lights then the correct channel has been
chosen.

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 10.2.3 Channel selection for cable or radio-
operated foot pedal (optional)
• Under "Foot Pedal Channel" (13) it is possible
to set the channel required from 1-8.
• Place a tick (check) in the box "Radio-operated
Foot Pedal" (14), or "Cable operated Foot
Pedal".

For optimum operation of the camera

check that only units being used are
13 checked (i.e. with a tick).

EN
10.3 Testing
14 After commissioning or set up of the VistaCam
16 CL.iX carry out all testing according to standards
IEC 60601-1, e.g. for patient conductivity, etc,
and document.

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 Use of the Appliance

11. Operation
11.1 Important information concer-
ning the handpiece
Damage to handpiece:
The handpiece can easily be dama-
ged if it is allowed to fall on the floor.
Do not put the handpiece down on a wor-
king surface or table top; always replace EN
in the battery charger or handpiece holder
(optional).
17 The optical lens can be damaged if it comes
into contact with sharp metal objects or
similar. Do not place the handpiece between
surgical instruments.
1.
The quality of the image can be greatly
affected by dirt on the optic. Observe the
cleaning instructions under section 12.
11.2 Using hygienic protective
covers
Hygienic protection
For reasons of simple hygiene the
VistaCam CL.iX must only be used
together with a hygienic protective
2. cover when used for intraoral areas.
Hygienic protective covers are dispo-
sable items and must not be reused.
• Hold the handpiece such that the window of the
optic itself faces downwards.
18 • Hold the disposable protective sheath so that
the blue stripe is facing upwards.
• Lift the white edge of the disposable protective
sheath and carefully insert the optic.
• Once the tip of the optic is completely at the
top, the sheath should be stretched a further
2-3 mm so that the cover is tight.
• Use the tip of a finger to carefully press the she-
ath tight against the window of the optic itself,
in order to remove any small air pockets that
may be present between the sheath and the
window of the optic.
• Hold the blue stripe of the disposable protective
sheath tightly and pull the upper plastic side of
the packaging towards the optic.
• Unpeel the paper underside off and dispose of.
• Slide the hygienic protective cover off carefully
19 after use and dispose.

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 11.3 Switching VistaCam CL.iX on
or off
1 • Remove the handpiece (1) from its battery
charger (6), or from its holder (optional extra)
(2). The camera will automatically switch on.
Or
• Pressing the switch (1c) once briefly is
sufficient to switch the VistaCam CL.iX on.
• Press the switch for ca. 5 seconds and the
VistaCam CL.iX switches off.

The camera automatically switches off

EN 2 after 10 minutes continuous operation.
The image editing software DBSWIN can
be used to switch it back on using the
6
20 Live/Freeze function keys.

1c

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 11.4 Instructions for using IFC Optic
Turn the adjusting ring (15) on the handpiece in
order to focus the IFC Optic.

Because of the very good depth of field

of the VistaCam CL.iX, refocussing in the
15 mouth of the patient is not necessary.

Macro

Intraoral
EN

Extraoral

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11.5 Using distance spacer

(optional)
The special image distance spacer has
the advantage of allowing repeat images
16 to be captured.
• Before use check carefully that the spacer (16)
has been correctly disinfected, cleaned and
sterilised, see 12.3.
• Fix the spacer (over the disposable protective
cover) in place:
long distance spacer for adults,
short distance spacer for children or for
some position requirements (inaccessible spot)
Keep the distance spacers out of the
reach of children!
Danger of swallowing!
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 11.6 Taking images
• Start DBSWIN and select patient.
• Select Video-module.
• The live image is now displayed on the monitor.
Images can be recorded a number of ways:
1.Standard setting:
operating the manual release (1a).
1a 2.Optional setting:
operating the foot pedal (with cable or radio-ope-
rated foot pedal)
Operating the manual release causes a short,
light vibration and an acoustic signal can be
EN heard at the base station.

Operating the cable or radio-operated foot pedal

24 causes an acoustic signal at the base station.

Images can now be recorded and the monitor

can switch between Live Mode and Freeze
Mode.

Freeze frame images:

• Press the fingers together on the pressure sen-
sitive operating ring of the manual release. The
freeze frame is now displayed on the monitor.

Live images:
• Press the fingers together on the pressure sen-
sitive operating ring of the manual release. The
live image is now again displayed on the
monitor.

Function keys on cable (3a) and radio-ope-

rated foot pedals (3b) (optional extras)
3a
3b (17) Select and activate image
(18) Switch between freeze frame and live image
(19) Save image
17

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 1d 11.7 Care of handpiece
• Place the handpiece back in the battery char-
ger or in its holder (optional extra).
The handpiece should never be
placed on the working table or tray
of the treatment unit (danger of it fal-
ling) or between surgical instruments
(the optical lens can easily be dama-
ged if it makes contact with sharp
metalic objects).

When the LEDs (1d) blink 6 times, then

the battery level is low and sufficient only EN
6 for approx. 5 minutes operation of the
handpiece. Carry out the following pro-
6a cedure in this case:
26 • Place the handpiece into the battery rechar-
ging unit for at least 5 minutes.
green LED • fast charging mode
(6a) blinks running.
green LED battery charged unit ready
(6a) lit battery is fully charged after
ca. 1.5 h.

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 12. Disinfection and
210 1-025
-50 Cleaning
Only disinfectants and cleaning agents
specifically approved by Dürr Dental
should be used.
Other cleaning and disinfectant agents
could damage the VistaCam CL.iX and
its accessories.
am

12.1 Cleaning the optical lens

IstaC

We strongly recommend using the cleaning set

EN for Dürr VistaCam-Optic, order number: 
2101-025-50.

The use of disinfectant wipes, or a fluid

27 disinfection agent to clean the optic part
is NOT recommended. These could have
dirt deposits.

12.2 Cleaning and disinfecting

handpiece and other
accessories
The handpiece and accessories can be cleaned
and disinfected using a disinfection cloth such as
Dürr FD 350.

Damage to the handpiece:

Do not use any sharp or abrasive
cleaning materials. The surface of
the appliance may be damaged.
Do NOT place the handpiece in an
autoclave, immerse in disinfectant or
clean using a disinfectant spray.
These could all lead to the handpie-
ce being destroyed.

12.3 Cleaning, disinfection and

sterilisation of distance
spacers
16 Set up according to EN ISO 17664
When cleaning, disinfecting, sterilising and sto-
ring the special adapters for spacing (16), obser-
ve the relevant national and local regulations!

Preparation for cleaning

If necessary, remove coarse dirt particles using a
disinfected disposable cloth (e.g. FD 350).

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 Automatic cleaning and disinfection,
Operate the cleaning and disinfection appliance
according to the manufacturer's instructions.
1. Place the spacer adapter in the sterili-
sation unit such that inner surfaces can be well-
rinsed and water can drain off.
2. Set the cleaning and disinfection cy-
cles according to the manufacturer's
instructions.
3. After the cleaning and disinfection cy-
cles check the spacer for any remaining signs of
dirt, if necessary repeat the cleaning cycle.
Manual cleaning and disinfection,
Cleaning in a wet-chemical method using a disin-
fectant which is VAH/DGHM listed :
• Submerge the spacer adapter completely in an
Instrument disinfection instrument disinfection
cleaning agent, e.g. Dürr ID 212, ID 212 forte
or ID 213; observe the manufacturer's
instructions.
• After the cleaning and disinfection cycles
check the spacer for any remaining signs of
dirt, if necessary repeat the cleaning cycle.
• Rinse the spacer well.
• Dry using a hygienic disposable cloth or under
the application of compressed air.
Visual inspection
Frequent use and subsequent cleaning of this
part will not have any effect on the spacer. The
life expectancy will depend largely on daily wear
and whether there is any damage during usage.
Check the spacer and, if necessary, dispose of
any damaged spacer. Before disposing of a used
spacer adapter disinfect and sterilise well.
Packaging
Sterilise the distance spacer either packed or
unpacked in a container or in sterile product pa-
ckaging. Use suitable sterile product packaging!
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Sterilisation
Before using the distance spacer place it
in a vacuum-steriliser unit at 134 °C for
at least 3 minutes at 3 bar absolute / 0.3
MPa absolute and humidity of 100 %!
Do not exceed 134 °C!
Do not put these spacers into hot air
sterilisation units!
Place filter paper on the floor of the
sterilisation tray.
Avoid any metal contact of the dis-
tance spacer with other instruments
or the edges of the tray. EN
Do not place spacers touching the
heating elements or so they can
come into contact with the inner
edges of the middle tray.
Always sterilise the spacers together
with other instruments, as this ensu-
res a constant and balanced distri-
bution of heat.
Storage
Store the spacers with adequate contamination
protection.
The above instructions for the correct
preparation of the distance spacer adap-
ters for reuse has been validated by Dürr
Dental as suitable. The user is responsi-
ble for ensuring that these steps are car-
ried out using the appropriate equip-
ment, materials and by suitably trained
staff in order to achieve the desiraed re-
sults. To ensure this, it is necessary to
monitor and validate the process. Any
deviation from the instructions described
above by the operator could lead to ne-
gative consequences regarding their
effectiveness.
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 13. Maintenance
Only use Original Equipment Manu-
facturing spare parts for repairs,
otherwise guarantees and warranties
may be infringed.
Provide for a safe and ecologically
correct disposal of all replaced
parts.

13.1 Changing the battery pack

20 • Press the clip contact (20) and extract the re-
EN chargeable battery pack (1b).
1b
• Put fresh rechargeable battery pack in place.
• Place the handpiece into the battery rechar-
29 ging unit (6).

green LED • fast charging mode

(6a) blinks running.
green LED battery charged
1 (6a) lit unit ready
battery is fully charged after
ca. 1.5 h.

• Dispose of used rechargeable battery packs

correctly. See section „1.3 Appliance disposal“

13.2 Battery care

• In order to gain the maximum possible life from
1b the battery it is advisable to completely
discharge the battery every 3 months and then
completely recharge.
• In order to minimise damage to the VistaCam
30 CL.iX rechargeable battery pack the rechar-
geable battery pack should be removed:
• any break of 4 weeks or longer in use (e.g.
holiday)
• transport (e.g. repair)

6a
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 Trouble-shooting
14. Tips for Operators and Service Technician
14.1 Problem 14.2 Possible cause
1. Image is opaque, • The hygienic protective cover
milky has not been correctly placed
• IFC Optic is dirty
• Some sort of fluid has seeped
into the optic on the handpiece.
2. Image is too dark • LEDs are defect.
3. No image • Mains cable or USB cable not
connected.
• Cable has not, or not correctly,
been connected
• Monitor not switched on or
defect
• Handpiece not switched on
• Discharge the battery pack
• Battery pack does not
recharge.
• The life time of the rechargea-
ble battery pack has been
exceeded.
4. Foot pedal does • Battery flat
not function • Wrong channel selection under
DBSWIN "Video Properties/
Base station".
• Correct source in DBSWIN
"Video-‑Properties/Base stati-
on" activated
5. Base station does • Channel selection under
not recognise ca- DBSWIN is not identical to that
mera - blue LED selected on handpiece
of base station
not lit.
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14.3 Solution
• See section 11.2 Using the hygienic
protective cover
EN
• See section 12.1 Cleaning the optical
lens
• The handpiece must be sent for repair
to Dürr Dental.
• The handpiece must be sent for repair
to Dürr Dental.
• See section 
9. Electrical connections
10. Inbetriebnahme
11. Bedienung
• Connect cables correctly
• Switch on monitor.
• Press switch (1c) .
• Place battery pack in battery charger
• Measure the voltage of the battery
across the poles.
2.6 - 4.2 V = battery o.k.
1 -1.2 V = battery defect
use new rechargeable battery pack
(ca. 500 charge cycles)
• Change battery
• Set correct channel.
• Activate source (tick box)
• Set correct channel, see section 10.2
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