Elevance® Delivery Handpiece Control Screens

Normal and Edit Mode Screens

Equipment Alert

For Endodontic Operations using Bien Air MX2 handpiece, ensure the bypass toggles are in the Normal position.

The normal mode control screen displays when a smart handpiece is pulled.

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to change Presets. The active preset name is displayed.

Helpers indicate the active controls (Preset and Speed control setting in example shown above).

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to change the speed control setting.

In Edit mode, the helpers appear beside the active setting and it becomes highlighted (Auto Reverse setting in example shown).

In Edit mode, use Up Arrow Down Arrow to move to a control setting.

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to change the active control setting.

The Bien Air MX2 handpiece includes an endodontic mode of handpiece operation. Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to toggle between Endodontic/Operative operating modes when it is the active control setting on the Edit Screen. Endo mode is active in the Edit Mode Screen shown.

Screen	When it Appears and What it Displays	Information Conveyed
Air Turbine Control Screen - Normal Mode	Appears when an Air Turbine handpiece is pulled. Helpers appear beside active controls. Preset Name and Water setting in this example. Use to change Presets. The preset name displayed is the active Preset. Use to increase or decrease the setting. Press to enter Edit mode (Screen not shown). In Edit mode, helpers move and a highlight appears on the active setting. Press to make a different setting active. Press to change the active (highlighted) setting.	Top Bar - Active Handpiece name and Preset name. Drive Air - a green indicator expands across the scale as the footpedal is pressed. A value also appears, indicating drive air delivered to handpiece. Water - blue color fills graphic to match % of water the control is set to. Air - yellow color fills graphic to match % of air the control is set to. Bottom Bar - Active user, water override status, handpiece position and status.
Saving control settings when Auto Save Presets are turned off Modify setting(s). Press and hold (for 2 sec.) as the Preset Name alternately flashes to "Save?" . A message flashes at the bottom of the screen to indicate, Settings Saved, then returns to normal. If you do not save the settings, "Save?" continues to flash.	The default option is to Auto Save Presets, meaning as soon as you change a setting it automatically saves as the active preset for the active user. Turn the option On of Off from the User Setup Menu.
Satelec Scaler Control Screen - Normal Mode	Appears when an Satelec scaler handpiece is pulled. Helpers appear beside active controls (Preset Name and Power setting in this example). Use to change Presets. The preset name displayed is the active Preset. Use to increase or decrease the setting. Press to enter Edit mode (Screen not shown). In Edit mode, helpers move and a highlight appears on the active setting. Press to make a different setting active. Press to change the active (highlighted) setting.	Top Bar - Active Handpiece name and Preset name. Drive - a green indicator expands across scale as the footpedal is pressed. Power - colors fill the graphic representing % of power delivered to the handpiece. Water - blue color fills graphic to match % of water the control is set to. Bottom Bar - Active user, water override status, handpiece holder position and control status.
Dentsply Cavitron Scaler Control Screen - Normal Mode	Appears when a Cavitron scaler handpiece is pulled. Helpers appear beside active controls (Preset name and Intensity setting in this example). Use to change Presets. The preset name displayed is the active Preset. Use to increase or decrease the setting. Press to enter Edit mode (Screen not shown). In Edit mode, helpers move and a highlight appears on the active setting. Press to make a different setting active. Press to change the active (highlighted) setting.	Top Bar - Active Handpiece name and Preset name. Drive - a green indicator expands across scale as the footpedal is pressed. The blue and orange colored bars may appear below the scale indicate the range when the boost is available (blue) and when the boost is active (orange). Intensity - blue color fills the graphic representing % of intensity delivered to handpiece. Boost status - notifies user when boost is available or in use. Bottom Bar - Active user, water override status, handpiece holder position and control status.
Flush Operations	Pull two or more smart handpieces at the same time and the Flush Operations menu appears.* Use to highlight the desired option. Press to select the highlighted option and advance to the Flush Selection screen (not shown). Screens appear that are appropriate for the selected options. Always read the screens. User can change flush times using . Use to highlight a desired option and press to select / initiate the option. The Flush Process screen (not shown) displays a progress bar and a countdown timer as the flush function occurs. A Flush Complete screen (not shown) appears when finished. Return all handpieces to the holders, use to highlight Exit and press to exit the flush screens and return Home *Except when Invert Handpiece Sensors option is active (see Diagnostics Menu below)	Top Bar - flush screen name and/or flush cycle time. Message area - Lists options and/or operation status messages Bottom Bar - user name and handpieces pulled (top line). Handpieces remaining in holders appear on bottom line. Note: More details about performing Flush Operations appear in the Elevance Delivery User Guide.
Configuration / Handpiece Assignment	Press + to access the Configuration Screens. Use to highlight 4 or 6 position model and to select it. The Handpiece Assignment Screen for that model appears. Press to advance through available holder positions. The holder position highlights as the handpiece name assigned to that position highlights in the list. To assign a handpiece type to a holder position: Press to advance to the desired holder position. Press to highlight the handpiece name you want to assign, then press to assign it to highlighted holder position. Continue to press to advance through remaining holder positions, invoke the System Configuration Saved screen and to exit to Home. Note: The Powered option is not used.	Verify handpiece position assignments and enable users to assign handpieces to new holder positions.
Diagnostics Menu	Press and to access the Diagnostics Menu. Use to highlight the desired option. Press to select the highlighted option and access that screen. Highlight the Invert Handpiece Sensors Option and press the to toggle an X in the box, indicating the option is active. When this option is active, multiple handpieces can be pulled without bringing up the Flush menu. Invert Handpiece Sensors On ( = On ) or Off ( = Off (default) ).	Displays Diagnostic options available. Offers option to Invert Handpiece Sensors to allow troubleshooting. Exit, returns to Home.
Input Diagnostics	Input Diagnostics Press any button on the control pad, pull any handpiece or actuate any e-field sensor on the delivery unit and an icon of that input illuminates, indicating that the sensor is functioning properly. Press and to return to the Diagnostics Menu.	Use to verify functionality of input sensors. Note: Control pad buttons do not function normally when Input Diagnostics screen is displayed.
Output Diagnostics	Use to highlight the desired output. Use to change the output value. Reference Helpers at the bottom of the screen to see the available options and button presses required for them. Drive Air can be input to the Interface Board via the foot pedal when the Air Valve is set to Pedal. Press to Exit and return to the Diagnostics Menu.	Use to manually operate the Interface Board outputs. Knowing the status of the Interface Control Board output helps you to troubleshoot the components activated by those outputs. In Pedal mode you can activate multiple outputs you have set by all at one time by pressing the foot pedal.
Display Diagnostics Gradient Screen	With Display Diagnostics highlighted on the Diagnostics Menu, press to access the gradient screen. Distinct vertical lines appearing on this screen indicate an electrical problem with the ICM. Use to scroll to additional display diagnostics screens (not shown) or press to Exit any Display Diagnostic screen and return to the Diagnostics Menu. An all-white diagnostic screen is also available to check for dust / debris under the glass.	There are no serviceable parts in the ICM. Return it to the manufacturer for replacement.
Error History	With Display Diagnostics highlighted on the Diagnostics Menu, press to access the Error History screen. With Error History highlighted on the Diagnostics Menu, press to access. If there are more errors than will fit on the screen, use to scroll through them. Press to return to the Diagnostics Menu.	Displays a list of the recorded errors.

Screen

When it Appears and What it Displays

Information Conveyed

Air Turbine Control Screen - Normal Mode

Air Turbine Control Screen

Appears when an Air Turbine handpiece is pulled.

Helpers appear beside active controls. Preset Name and Water setting in this example.

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to change Presets. The preset name displayed is the active Preset.

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to increase or decrease the setting.

Press Check to enter Edit mode (Screen not shown). In Edit mode, helpers move and a highlight appears on the active setting.

Press Up Arrow Down Arrow to make a different setting active.

Press Left Arrow Right Arrow to change the active (highlighted) setting.

Top Bar - Active Handpiece name and Preset name.

Drive Air - a green indicator expands across the scale as the footpedal is pressed. A value also appears, indicating drive air delivered to handpiece.

Water - blue color fills graphic to match % of water the control is set to.

Air - yellow color fills graphic to match % of air the control is set to.

Bottom Bar - Active user, water override status, handpiece position and status.

New for v1.2x

Saving control settings when Auto Save Presets are turned off

Modify setting(s).

Press and hold Check (for 2 sec.) as the Preset Name alternately flashes to "Save?" Check .

A message flashes at the bottom of the screen to indicate, Settings Saved, then returns to normal.

If you do not save the settings, "Save?" Check continues to flash.

Satelec Save Settings

The default option is to Auto Save Presets, meaning as soon as you change a setting it automatically saves as the active preset for the active user. Turn the option On of Off from the User Setup Menu.

Satelec Scaler Control Screen - Normal Mode

Satelec Scaler Control Screen

Appears when an Satelec scaler handpiece is pulled.

Helpers appear beside active controls (Preset Name and Power setting in this example).

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to change Presets. The preset name displayed is the active Preset.

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to increase or decrease the setting.

Press Check to enter Edit mode (Screen not shown). In Edit mode, helpers move and a highlight appears on the active setting.

Press Up Arrow Down Arrow to make a different setting active.

Press Left Arrow Right Arrow to change the active (highlighted) setting.

Top Bar - Active Handpiece name and Preset name.

Drive - a green indicator expands across scale as the footpedal is pressed.

Power - colors fill the graphic representing % of power delivered to the handpiece.

Water - blue color fills graphic to match % of water the control is set to.

Bottom Bar - Active user, water override status, handpiece holder position and control status.

Dentsply Cavitron Scaler Control Screen - Normal Mode

Dentsply Cavitrons Scaler Control Screen

Appears when a Cavitron scaler handpiece is pulled.

Helpers appear beside active controls (Preset name and Intensity setting in this example).

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to change Presets. The preset name displayed is the active Preset.

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to increase or decrease the setting.

Press Check to enter Edit mode (Screen not shown). In Edit mode, helpers move and a highlight appears on the active setting.

Press Up Arrow Down Arrow to make a different setting active.

Press Left Arrow Right Arrow to change the active (highlighted) setting.

Top Bar - Active Handpiece name and Preset name.

Drive - a green indicator expands across scale as the footpedal is pressed. The blue and orange colored bars may appear below the scale indicate the range when the boost is available (blue) and when the boost is active (orange).

Intensity - blue color fills the graphic representing % of intensity delivered to handpiece.

Boost status - notifies user when boost is available or in use.

Bottom Bar - Active user, water override status, handpiece holder position and control status.

Flush Operations

Pull two or more smart handpieces at the same time and the Flush Operations menu appears.*

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight the desired option.

Press Check to select the highlighted option and advance to the Flush Selection screen (not shown).

Screens appear that are appropriate for the selected options.

Always read the screens. User can change flush times using Left Arrow Right Arrow . Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight a desired option and press Check to select / initiate the option.

The Flush Process screen (not shown) displays a progress bar and a countdown timer as the flush function occurs. A Flush Complete screen (not shown) appears when finished.

Return all handpieces to the holders, use Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight Exit and press Check to exit the flush screens and return Home

*Except when Invert Handpiece Sensors option is active (see Diagnostics Menu below)

Top Bar - flush screen name and/or flush cycle time.

Message area - Lists options and/or operation status messages

Bottom Bar - user name and handpieces pulled (top line). Handpieces remaining in holders appear on bottom line.

Note: More details about performing Flush Operations appear in the Elevance Delivery User Guide.

Configuration / Handpiece Assignment

Model Selection Screen

Handpiece Assignment Screen

Press Check + Water Button to access the Configuration Screens.

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight 4 or 6 position model and to select it.

The Handpiece Assignment Screen for that model appears.

Press Check to advance through available holder positions. The holder position highlights as the handpiece name assigned to that position highlights in the list.

To assign a handpiece type to a holder position:

Press Check to advance to the desired holder position.

Press Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight the handpiece name you want to assign, then Check press to assign it to highlighted holder position.

Continue to press Check to advance through remaining holder positions, invoke the System Configuration Saved screen and to exit to Home.

Note: The Powered option is not used.

Verify handpiece position assignments and enable users to assign handpieces to new holder positions.

Diagnostics Menu

Press Composite Light and Water Button to access the Diagnostics Menu.

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight the desired option.

Press Check to select the highlighted option and access that screen.

Highlight the Invert Handpiece Sensors Option and press the Check to toggle an X in the box, indicating the option is active. When this option is active, multiple handpieces can be pulled without bringing up the Flush menu.

Invert Handpiece Sensors On ( On Symbol = On ) or Off ( Off Symbol = Off (default) ).

Displays Diagnostic options available.

Offers option to Invert Handpiece Sensors to allow troubleshooting.

Exit, returns to Home.

Input Diagnostics

Input Diagnostics Screen

Input Diagnostics Press any button on the control pad, pull any handpiece or actuate any e-field sensor on the delivery unit and an icon of that input illuminates, indicating that the sensor is functioning properly.

Press Composite Light and Water Button to return to the Diagnostics Menu.

Use to verify functionality of input sensors.

Note: Control pad buttons do not function normally when Input Diagnostics screen is displayed.

New for v1.2x

Output Diagnostics

Use Up Arrow Down Arrow to highlight the desired output.

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to change the output value.

Reference Helpers at the bottom of the screen to see the available options and button presses required for them.

Drive Air can be input to the Interface Board via the foot pedal when the Air Valve is set to Pedal.

Press Check to Exit and return to the Diagnostics Menu.

Use to manually operate the Interface Board outputs. Knowing the status of the Interface Control Board output helps you to troubleshoot the components activated by those outputs.

In Pedal mode you can activate multiple outputs you have set by all at one time by pressing the foot pedal.

Display Diagnostics

Gradient Screen

With Display Diagnostics highlighted on the Diagnostics Menu, press Check to access the gradient screen. Distinct vertical lines appearing on this screen indicate an electrical problem with the ICM.

Use Left Arrow Right Arrow to scroll to additional display diagnostics screens (not shown) or press Check to Exit any Display Diagnostic screen and return to the Diagnostics Menu.

An all-white diagnostic screen is also available to check for dust / debris under the glass.

There are no serviceable parts in the ICM. Return it to the manufacturer for replacement.

Error History

Diagnosis History

With Display Diagnostics highlighted on the Diagnostics Menu, press Check to access the Error History screen.

With Error History highlighted on the Diagnostics Menu, press Check to access.

If there are more errors than will fit on the screen, use Up Arrow Down Arrow to scroll through them.

Press Check to return to the Diagnostics Menu.

Displays a list of the recorded errors.

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