Performing an Immediate Scan
To perform a scan first without creating a scan request:
Select the patient record in the patients list 
or open a patient record in the patient module.
Click Capture 
on the action pane or on the top menu bar in the patient module.
Hover over a device tile and click Select.
Select which data you want to acquire with the chosen device.
Notes
Hover over an image acquisition device that is in use and click Release to attempt undoing a device reservation.
Click 
to filter on the modality type.
Busy devices are marked by an hourglass. The Select action is disabled until the device becomes available.
The applicable modalities for every image acquisition device are shown at the bottom of the device tile.
Intraoral sensors that are directly connected to your computer via USB are indicated with the Connected 
icon.
If the connection to DTX Studio™ Core or to the image acquisition device is lost, a window will be shown where you try to re-establish the connection by clicking Reconnect or to close the scan module by clicking Close scan.
For a (CB)CT scanner a scout image can be made before starting the actual scan. The scout image is saved on the Patient data tab of the patient record.
Upon importing or acquiring a 2D image, level and window values are automatically set. To disable this, go to the Image settings tab in the DTX Studio™ Clinic settings or patient module preferences. In the top-right drop-down menu, select OPG, Intraoral or Ceph. Deselect Auto level window. Enter custom level and window values. Click OK.
Continue the acquisition process for your device.
Notes
Use multiple sensors with different sensor sizes by plugging them in or out during the capture wizard. The used sensor is shown in the top-right corner.
If multiple sensors are plugged in, the + symbol appears. All sensors which are connected and active, are ready to acquire the scan. X-ray triggers the image acquisition.
Intraoral Sensor or PSP Device
Acquire images with a template ( see guided acquisition) or without a template (see free acquisition).
Intraoral Camera
If you acquire with an intraoral camera: the guided acquisition invites you to select the teeth you want to acquire.
Select the teeth you want to acquire.
Click Start.
Note
From within the patient module, when removing a portable device, like the KaVo DIAGNOcam Vision Full HD, from its holder or treatment unit, an intraoral camera viewer will be added to the workspace for immediate acquisition. When putting the device back into the holder or treatment unit, the active viewer will be removed from the workspace. (Note: Holder detection is not supported on the KaVo ERGOcam One device.)
Go to the device to perform the scan.
Notes
If working with a KaVo DIAGNOcam Vision Full HD device, select Multi shot to acquire all possible image types. When using the tip, three different acquisition modes are used: transillumination, fluorescence and intraoral. Select Single shot and the type of image to acquire one image type at a time.
The defaults are set in the device settings that are accessible via the notification area.
Disable or enable the acquisition helper for a KaVo DIAGNOcam Vision Full HD device by selecting Disable acquisition helper or Enable acquisition helper 
. The acquisition helper comes in the form of green or orange edges on the viewer, indicating good or bad exposure.
Press the button on the device to acquire the image. Alternatively, click Capture image 
in the viewer.
Notes
If your intraoral camera comes with a foot pedal, you can use the foot pedal to acquire an image.
If acquiring images with a KaVo DIAGNOcam Vision Full HD device, Intraoral, Transillumination or Fluorescence acquisition can be selected.
On the SmartPanel™, select the tooth number that will be assigned to the acquired image.
Use the device buttons or click Next or Previous to switch between the teeth.
When done, click Finish.
KaVo and Medit Intraoral Scanners
When selecting a compatible KaVo or Medit intraoral scanner, the scan module* is opened. See the Intraoral Scanning section for more information.