Ids Denmed HDi 110 Intraoral Camera (Tv Model)

IDS Denmed HDi 110 Intraoral Camera (TV Model) is a cutting-edge dental imaging solution designed for precise patient education and treatment planning. With a sleek and ergonomic design, this camera ensures comfortable usage for dental professionals. Equipped with a powerful 1/4" HD CMOS image sensor, it captures high-resolution images at 1280 x 1024 pixels, delivering detailed visuals for accurate diagnostics. The camera boasts a wide 80° angle of view, 6 LEDs for optimal illumination, and an autofocus lens with a focus range of 5mm to 35mm, ensuring versatility in capturing varied oral conditions. Its advanced imaging system chip facilitates seamless functions such as capturing, saving, magnifying, and deleting pictures. With the ability to store over 3000 images, a plug-and-play AV port connection, and a user-friendly interface, the IDS Denmed HDi 110 TV Model is a comprehensive tool that enhances dental practice efficiency, elevates patient communication, and contributes to informed treatment decisions.

Feature:

• AV Port Direct Connection, Plug & Play.
• Powerful Imaging System Chip for Capturing/Save/magnifying/Delete pictures.
• High-resolution CMOS sensor.
• Six imported LED lights and an Autofocus lens.
• Easy to switch from full screen and four quad display.

• Power: DC 5V + 0.5 (1A)
• Image Sensor: 1/4" HD CMOS
• Active Pixels: 1280 x 1024 (1.3MP)
• Frame Ratio: 30fps @720p
• Angle of view: 80°
• Lights: 6 LEDs
• Focus Range: 5mm∼35mm
• Memory: Saving more than 3000 pictures

Resolution: 

• Tv Mode: 640 x 480 (NTSC)
• USB Mode: 1280 x 720 (720p)

Power On the Camera:

• Connect the intraoral camera to its power source using the provided DC 5V power supply.

Connect to a TV:

• Use the AV port to connect the intraoral camera directly to a TV. Ensure that both the camera and the TV are powered on.

Adjust Camera Settings:

• Familiarize yourself with the camera controls. This may include buttons or menus for capturing images, adjusting focus, and navigating through different modes.

Capture Images:

• Position the intraoral camera in the patient's mouth to capture images of the desired areas. Use the camera controls to capture still images. Ensure proper lighting for clear visuals.

Review Images:

• Check the captured images on the connected TV screen. Evaluate the quality and ensure that the images provide the necessary details for diagnosis and patient education.

Switch Modes (Optional):

• If the camera supports different modes (e.g., TV mode and USB mode), follow the instructions to switch between them based on your needs.

Magnification (If Applicable):

• If the camera has a magnification feature, use it to zoom in on specific areas for a closer examination. Adjust the focus as needed.

Delete Unwanted Images:

• If there is an option to delete images on the camera, use this feature to manage your image storage and keep only relevant pictures.

Power Off:

• When you have completed your imaging session, power off the intraoral camera and disconnect it from the TV.