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11 Overview of all function keys
Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
Treatment program
Operating Instructions TENEO
Open endodontics administration
Used to access additional subordinate functions for endodontic treatments;
see "Endodontic administration" [
11.4.2
Implantology
Setting the gear reduction of the contra-angle handpiece
Adjusts the gear ratio to match the contra-angle handpiece being used.
Calibrating the burr drive
A calibration must be performed each time you change or lubricate the contra-
angle handpiece.
The contra-angle handpiece is automatically checked during calibration. This
includes a measurement of motor current at different speeds to assess the
properties of the system.
Direction of rotation
Switches counterclockwise rotation ON/OFF
Activating/deactivating the NaCl flow
The flow volume settings are permanently shown in the
Implantology
program
on the touchscreen.
Activating NaCl rinsing
Rinses treatment areas with a sterile saline solution whenever the burr
instrument stops as long as key is actuated
Selecting a work step
Used to select the previous/next implantology work step
Memory key
Stores the settings of the implantology work step
Opening the sub-screen
Used to access additional subordinate functions; see the following function
keys:
Preselecting NaCl rinsing and setting the flow rate
Preselection of the NaCl rinse to display the key in the Implantology program.
When the function is activated, the setting keys of the NaCl rinse are shown
in the sub-screen.
Torque acoustic signal
This can be used to set the acoustic signal that sounds whenever 75% of the
currently set torque value is exceeded.
Direct starter/speed foot control
Direct starter (marked gray): Switches the instrument on with the set speed or
intensity
Speed foot control (marked orange): Used to adjust the instrument up to
maximally the set speed and intensity after setting the foot control pedal.
Setting the number of work steps
Up to eight implantology work steps can be saved.
