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Scanx View Software Installation and Configuration Guide Intraoral View Swift View Classic View PN G8600A PN G8500A PN G8700A Digital Imaging Systems Software Installation and Configuration Guide FOREWORD General The instructions provided are limited to the integration of the ScanX Intraoral View, Swift View and Classic View digital imaging systems. The devices are referred to as ScanX in this manual. This document does not provide detailed installation or operation instructions for the third party imaging management software. Therefore, the user must refer to the individual software manufacturer user documentation for all information specific to installing the application and its subsequent detailed operation. Pre-Installation Check Perform the following checks to verify that the computer system and associated monitor resolution meet or exceed the requirements needed to operate ScanX. 1. Refer to section 1 and make sure that the computer system being used has the requirements necessary to operate ScanX. 2. Check or set the monitor resolution using the procedure provided by section 2 for the Windows operating system in use. Device Setup Perform the following to setup and configure ScanX to operate as a TWAIN device. Install the VistaEasy software by selecting it from the DBSWIN setup program menu. This allows full device functional operation via the TWAIN interface and the third party imaging management application. 1. Refer to section 3 (procedure 3.1) for initial computer/device setup and install the VistaEasy application provided on the DBSWIN disk included with each device. Note: VistaEasy must be installed before running the Driver Setup program from the start button. See see section 3, VistaEasy installation. 2. Refer to section 3 (procedure 3.2) and perform Device Setup (installed as part of VistaEasy) to register the device in VistaConfig. 3. Refer to section 3 (procedure 3.3) and activate VistaEasy View (installed as part of VistaEasy). This program is required by various third party image applications to allow the acquisition of multiple images. 4. Refer to section 4 and perform the procedure for integration via the TWAIN interface with the authorized third party imaging management applications listed. Disclaimers: This document has been created and is provided by Air Techniques, Inc. and not the ScanX Intraoral View, Swift View and Classic View digital imaging systems manufacturer, Duerr Dental. Duerr Dental makes no representation or warran- ty concerning the accuracy or completeness of the instructions, guides and other information contained herein. This document and the information contained herein should not be construed to be a part of the ScanX Intraoral, View Swift View and Classic View digital imaging systems product. The procedures provided in this document are limited to the specific revision or version of the third party imaging management software listed. If problems occur due to changes of the application revision or version, then refer to the latest revision of this document located at www.airtechniques.com. Page 2 Air Techniques, Inc. CONTENTS Section Description Page 1. Computer Requirements ........................................4 Minimum Computer System Requirements - This section provides the minimum computer system requirements necessary to operate ScanX. 2. Monitor Resolution Setting. 5 This section provides guidelines to set the resolution of the monitor when using various Windows operating systems with digital imaging system devices manufactured by Air Techniques. 3. Device Setup ..................................................... 8 Provides instructions to install software supplied on the Drivers and Utilities CD that must be installed to provide support for operation of the ScanX. 3.1 VistaEasy Installation .......................................... 8 3.2 Registering the device in VistaConfig. ............................ 10 3.3 Activating VistaEasy View ...................................... 12 3.4 Using the TWAIN Interface (Source) with Third Party Applications. ...... 14 Important: The procedures provided in this document were successfully employed using the specific revision or version of the imaging management software as listed below. Refer to the latest version of this document located on our web site, www.airtechniques.com if revisions or versions change. 4. Third Party Imaging Management Application Setup ................16 This section is limited to the integration of ScanX into third party applications as an image acquisition device using the TWAIN interface software. It does not provide detailed installation or operation instructions for the imaging management software. Therefore the user must refer to the individual software manufacturer user documentation for all information specific to installing the application and its subsequent operation. The imaging management software covered includes the following. Third Party Imaging Management Software Item Application Setup Page 4.1. Apteryx/XrayVision, Version 4 16 4.2. Dexis, 10.0.8.55 20 4.3. EagleSoft 19.1.8.0 24 4.4. Kodak KDI, Version 6.12.9.0 - D 28 4.5. TigerView Pro 7.7.17 30 4.6. Visix Pro 7.7.15 32 Air Techniques, Inc. Page 3 COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS IMPORTANT: To operate ScanX, it must be connected to a compliant Computer System supplied by the customer. In addition, authorized third party imaging management software, purchased from your dealer or other company, must be installed on the computer in order to operate ScanX. Computer System Required Components The minimum computer system, computer and monitor, requirements necessary to operate ScanX are listed below. Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7, 32-bit (from Professional) Microsoft Windows 7, 64-bit (from Professional) Microsoft Windows 8.1, 64-bit (not Windows RT) Microsoft Windows 10, 64-bit. USB Port/Version: USB 2.0 or later Hard Drive: 200 MB available disk space required to start scanning. Image Management Compatible authorized third-party software Software: (not included with product). Optical Drive: Device capable of reading a CD-ROM required Recommended Components The items listed below are recommended (but not required) computer system components to aide in ScanX operation System RAM: 2 GB Hard Drive: 500 GB CPU/Speed: Pentium-4, 2 GHz or higher Monitor SVGA 24”, 1280x1024 or higher resolution, contrast ratio 10,000:1, .22 dot pitch Video Display Adapter: 32 MB RAM Peripherals: Standard Keyboard & Mouse Backup Device External Surge Protector Power supply backup Page 4 Air Techniques, Inc. MONITOR RESOLUTION SETTING - WINDOWS 7 2. Monitor Resolution Settings: The following section provides guidelines to set the resolution of the monitor to work with Windows operating systems and ScanX units manufactured by Air Techniques. This allows the monitor to display the highest quality image produced by the device. Make sure that the monitor is correctly set to display more than 1280 x 1024 for ScanX and the corresponding Windows operating system by performing the for the specific operating system used. Refer to the Microsoft Windows documentation as necessary. 2.1. Perform the following to check or set the monitor resolution in computers using Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate. 1. Right click the desktop and click the Screen resolution option. 2. Select the Resolution drop down field from theScreen Resolution window. 3. Using the slider control, set to display more than 640 x 480 for ScanX. The maximum setting is recommended. 4. Click the OK tab to complete the selection. 1 2 3 4 Air Techniques, Inc. Page 5 MONITOR RESOLUTION SETTING - WINDOWS 8.1 2.2. Perform the following to check or set the monitor resolution in computers using Windows 8.1 Professional or Enterprise. 1. Right click the desktop and click the Screen resolution option. 2. Select the Resolution drop down field from theScreen Resolution window. 3. Using the slider control, set to display more than 1280 x 1024 for ScanX. The max- imum setting is recommended. 4. Click the OK tab to complete the selection. 2 1 3 4 Page 6 Air Techniques, Inc. MONITOR RESOLUTION SETTING - WINDOWS 10 2.3. Perform the following to check or set the monitor resolution in computers using Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise. 1. Right click the Desktop and observe that the Settings pop up window opens. 2. Select Display settings to open the System window. 3. Select the Advanced display settings located at the bottom of the window to open the Advanced Display Settings window. 4. Using the resolution drop down menu, set to display more than 1280 x 1024 for ScanX. The maximum setting is recommended. 5. Click APPLY to accept setting and return to the Desktop window. System Window 1 Display Settings Drop Down Window 2 3 6 Advanced Display Settings Window 4 5 Resolution Drop Down Menu Air Techniques, Inc. Page 7 DEVICE SETUP 3.1 VistaEasy Installation. The ScanX must be identified and setup on the facility computer before the device will operate properly. This is accomplished by installing the VistaEasy program provided with the device on the DBSWIN disk. In addition to providing support for the TWAIN interface. VistaEasy also installs the Driver Setup program for other Air Techniques USB devicesnot covered in this document. VistaEasy is installed the first time from the supplied disk. The program allows the setup of multiple devices. Once installed, the VistaConfig program is run from the Windows Start button whenever additional devices are installed and configured. Make sure the ScanX being setup is connected and install VistaEasy from the DBSWIN disk. Normally, this
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