Robotically Automated SMP: SCATTER's Controls

A robotically automated SMP device is easier to evaluate when its controls are described separately. SCATTER's manufacturer manual identifies automatic swing alongside angle, swing-speed, RPM, torque and DOT controls.

Swing angle and swing speed

The angle control has five selectable levels. The swing-speed control also has five levels, adjusted separately. One describes the selected swing-angle level; the other describes the selected swing-speed level.

During device orientation, ask to see each setting change on the interface. Keeping these labels distinct helps a team record and discuss the equipment accurately.

RPM and torque

The manual lists eight RPM levels and a torque on/off control. These belong to the device's operating system and should be reviewed using the current instructions for the supplied unit.

The specification is not a patient-specific prescription. A professional demonstration or training discussion should explain the interface within the manufacturer's operating guidance.

DOT, display and supporting features

DOT is identified as a separate function. The LCD displays operating information. The manual also describes a laser guideline and a support bar.

The guideline is an alignment-related device feature; its presence should not be interpreted as a laser hair-growth treatment. Review the exact function with the manufacturer instructions.

Cartridge adjustment

The manual describes a cartridge-length control and dedicated SCATTER cartridges. A mechanical length adjustment is not a measurement of actual penetration into a particular person's tissue.

Bring your device questions to the SCATTER specifications page. For professional orientation, request SCATTER training information or contact NovaClin Labs.