Overview: This guide explains how to physically connect the Dandy Vision scanner to a practice laptop or Dandy Cart and how to identify connection warnings.
Identify Connection Status
If the Dandy Vision scanner is disconnected, the Chairside software displays specific warning icons to alert the user.
Connect the USB Type-C Cable
Follow these steps to secure the power and data cable to the scanner:
Insert the USB Type-C connector into the scanner socket.
Push the connector upward firmly to secure the connection.
Disconnect the USB Type-C Cable
To remove the cable for transport or storage:
Use your thumb and index finger to pinch the thumb push sleeve (indicated by the red circle in the reference image).
Pull the sleeve off.
Detach the USB Type-C connector from the scanner socket.
Mount the Scanner Tip
Proper tip installation is required for scanning:
Remove the protective lens cover from the scanner window before use.
Firmly mount the scanner tip onto the lens window.
Note: Always replace the lens cover when the scanner is not in use or during transport.
Connect to Laptop or Cart
Locate a USB 3.0 Type-A port on the Dandy laptop or Dandy Cart.
Insert the Type-A connector into the port to complete the hardware setup.
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