Operation and configuration, 1 introduction to the operation, 2 description of the key functions – Ivoclar Vivadent IvoBase Injector v.2 User Manual
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5. Operation and Configuration
5.1 Introduction to the operation
The IvoBase Injector is equipped with a graphic display with back-
lighting. The injector can be operated by means of the membrane-
sealed keypad. The input and command keys can be used to 
program and control the injector. 
5.2 Description of the key functions
Key
Function
Program 1 key 
Pressing results in the direct change to 
Program 1.
Program 2 key
Pressing results in the direct change to 
Program 2.
Program 3 key
Pressing results in the direct change to 
Program 3.
Next Program Number key
Pressing results in the direct change to the 
next higher program number.
Cursor keys left, right
These keys are used to move the cursor.
Minus/Plus keys
These keys are used to change the numeric 
value.
Settings
Settings, programming, special programs, 
etc.
Key
Function
Information
Serial number, software versions, etc.
ENTER, ESC keys
ENTER
Confirmation of the set numeric value.
ESC
– Ends an entry without accepting the 
value.
– Return from the current to the previous
screen.
– Acknowledgement of error messages.
STOP
– A program in progress can be aborted 
by pressing this key twice.
– The beeper can be confirmed by
pressing the STOP key.
START (Start LED)
Starts the selected program. The green LED 
indicates that a program is running.
RMR (Residual Monomer Reduction)
With this function, the residual monomer 
content can be reduced to below 1% 
(acc. to ISO 20795-1).
5.3 Basic meaning of the screens
 
– Stand-by
– Program progress screen
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Status area
The most important infor-
mation is displayed in the 
main screen.
The most likely next 
action is indicated here. 
Injector and/or 
program status
Recommendation area
Remaining time indicator
Graphic 
status information
Progress bar
Program status
Currently selected 
program
Program or 
material name 
