This is a physically large CMOS imaging sensor that is similar to that found in conventional digital cameras such as a Digital SLR. The micro-channel plate passes the collected light to the CMOS imaging sensor. Behind this there is a special fibre optic micro-channel plate to control light dispersion.
So how does it work ? In the head you will find a scintillation plate that produces light when illuminated by X-Ray energy. It is a highly integrated electronics package.
The design is advanced in that all of the electronics are located in the head and USB plug, with no need for a large module that normally sits between the two. The Gendex GXS-700 is actually a re-badged DEXIS Platinum sensor. These sensors are used in place of dental X-Ray film and are composed of an electronics package that converts X-Ray energy into images that are passed to the host PC via USB. This gives you a chance to see each image in Open Dental and it also gives you a place to cancel the capture within the TWAIN software.As those who have been following my X-Ray images thread will know, I have purchased a Gendex GXS-700 dental X-Ray imaging sensor that is in need of repair.
Then, Open Dental relaunches the TWAIN interface for the next single image. That way, control gets returned to Open Dental after each image. An important setting is the difference between a single capture and a series. Your TWAIN software might have a few different options. If you attempted to take radiographs without this box checked, then you may need to check the box and restart Open Dental. Make sure to check the box for "Show TWAIN UI". Install the TWAIN driver provided by the sensor manufacturer. If there isn't a setup page above for your sensor, here's the basic strategy. We might purchase an iRay sensor to try to duplicate the problem. IRay sensor: We have two complaints about the software crashing. Might need to pay a lot or get it from your local equipment dealer. Gendex - works, but Twain driver might be hard to get. The following sensors have been reported by users to work well with Open Dental. TestedĪny sensor with a TWAIN driver should be compatible, but we have not tested them all. Note: Instead of directly using sensors, you also have the option of using a Program Link to 3rd party software.
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