Carestream Kodak RVG 142 Digital Imaging Sensor for Dental

• Sensor Technology : CMOS
• Sensor Matrix : 1168*1562
• Active Area (mm) : 22.2*29.6
• Gray Scale: 4096 grey levels (12 bits)
• Dimension: 27,6 mm (W) x 37,7 mm (H) x 7,3 mm (D)
• Input voltage: 5V DC (USB interface)
• USB Interface: USB 2.0 high speed
• USB Connector: Plug Type A
  

• Fast Image Acquisition: Images appear on your screen within seconds of exposure for immediate viewing.

• Ergonomic Design: Rounded, non-traumatic corners enhance patient comfort during positioning.

• USB Connectivity: Powered and connected via USB for quick, hassle-free setup.
• Durable and Waterproof: Fully waterproof and shock-resistant, ensuring long-term durability and easy cleaning.
• Thinner, Flexible Cable: Rear-entry cable design reduces bulk and improves ease of positioning.
• TWAIN Compatibility: Easily integrates with various dental imaging and practice management software.
• Self-Installation: Step-by-step guide allows for quick and easy setup without professional assistance.

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• Prepare the Equipment: Ensure the Carestream Kodak RVG 142 sensor is properly connected to your computer using the USB cable.
• Power On: The sensor is powered via the USB connection, so no separate power source is needed. Once plugged in, the sensor is ready for use.
• Position the Sensor: Insert the sensor in the patient’s mouth, aligning it with the area to be imaged. Ensure the rounded, non-traumatic corners provide comfort during the procedure.
• Expose the X-ray: Position the X-ray machine to expose the sensor to the radiation. Ensure the sensor is placed correctly to capture the desired image.
• View the Image: The image will appear on the screen within seconds of exposure. No need to activate the sensor prior to image acquisition as it’s always ready to capture images.
• Disinfection: After use, ensure the sensor is thoroughly disinfected. The sensor’s waterproof design allows for safe immersion in disinfectant.
• Store the Sensor: After disinfection, store the sensor in a safe place, free from excessive pressure or impact, to ensure its longevity.