If its 4 or 6, it might be game time.Ĥ-brown, 4 gray, 2 black, 1 yellow and 1 red would be what your are looking for. If it is 12, we (edit: I) can kind of give up. CEREC Optispray Precision at your fingertips In combination with the CEREC Bluecam intraoral camera, CEREC Optispray is needed in order to take an intraoral optical impression.

Visual enhancement of the virtual model is obvious on the ex- panded 19-inch LCD monitor, however research is required to determine the degree to which this will influence the clinical fit of the restorations. So that must be the link between the camera itself and the PCI card? USB 2.0 has plenty of bandwidth for the 640x480 sensor in the camera, its just processing it to yield 3d which might require something faster.but sitll, its only 640x480, so I'm still thinking they have just putzed around with it a little.Īny chance you could sniff out some serial numbers, product numbers etc off the PCI card so i can find out what it is/does?ĭo you know how many wires are inside the camera cable? That would be a good hint. Some were upset by the cost of upgrading to a new camera, given that the Bluecam is a relatively new device and they had only recently upgraded to it from the Redcam. The Bluecam has been shown to be significantly more accurate than the CEREC 3 camera.

The files are linked to camera serial number that scanned the files in. watching out for the guide nose and screw it down tight clockwise. It says that the data transfer is dependent on USB 2.0. The Bluecam camera or Omnicam camera on the AC Connect machine has been replaced. Carefully plug the connector of the camera cable into the Bluecam. This is more of a curiosity and I don't think I will ever have the time/funds to build my own.Ī full size PCI card? I knew that it was a capture card in the old redcam unit and I had assumed the same for the AC until I red the 'redcam bluecam comparison' chart.

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