SOCO WX-01

The WX-01 is designed for clinicians who photograph treatment through a DSLR on the SCM800-UL. Endodontists use it to record canal anatomy, separated instruments, perforation repairs and the final obturation. Each frame is captured with a press of the foot, so the record builds up through the procedure without the clinician setting down a file or mirror.

Aesthetic and restorative dentists rely on high-resolution stills to document shade selection, preparation design and the final restoration. A professional DSLR captures colour accurately, and the foot pedal means each shot is taken at exactly the right stage of treatment. Prosthodontists can record the seating of crowns, veneers and bridges for laboratory communication and patient files.

Periodontal and implant surgeons gain the most from foot control. During flap surgery, grafting or suturing, both hands are fully committed and often gloved for a sterile procedure. Recording by foot keeps documentation going through the whole operation, building material for case reports and audit.

Education and publication form a further use. Clinicians who lecture, write case reports or run study clubs need clean, well-timed photographs, and the WX-01 lets them capture those images during real treatment. Paired with the SCM800-UL's HDMI output, the same session can be shown live to a small audience while selected frames are recorded at full DSLR quality.

Its users include endodontists, aesthetic and restorative dentists, periodontists, implant surgeons and educators running the SCM800-UL with a Canon or Sony DSLR. Practices building a photographic case library for referrals, insurance documentation or patient education will use the pedal on almost every recorded appointment.

Hands Stay on the Treatment

Recording is controlled by foot. The clinician captures each step without releasing instruments or touching the camera.

Shots Taken at the Right Moment

Pressing the pedal fires the camera immediately. Key findings are recorded as they appear under magnification.

Large, Easy-to-Find Pedal

A single broad plate on a stable base gives the foot a generous target. It can be found without looking down.

Wireless Between Floor and Camera

The pedal signals the receiver without a cable. Only the receiver's short lead connects at the camera.

Positioned to Suit the Operator

The wireless pedal can sit on either side of the stool. Left-handed and right-handed clinicians both find it within reach.

Through-the-Eyepiece Images

With the DSLR on the microscope's beamsplitter, each photograph shows the operator's own view. Records match what was seen during treatment.

Built for the SCM800-UL

SOCO lists the WX-01 as an optional accessory for the SCM800-UL. It completes that microscope's DSLR photography set-up.

DSLR-Quality Archives

Every press of the pedal records through a professional Canon or Sony camera. Case files, referrals and lectures draw on high-resolution images.

Wireless Foot Pedal

A single foot pedal sends a wireless signal to the receiver. It controls recording during treatment.

Broad Pedal Plate

The pedal plate is large and flat. The foot finds it easily during a procedure.

Stable Base

A wide base holds the pedal steady on the floor. It stays put when pressed.

Compact Receiver Unit

A small receiver takes the pedal's signal. It sits with the camera on the microscope.

Connecting Cable

The receiver connects to the camera by cable. The link is short and stays near the camera.

Foot-Switch Recording Control

SOCO describes the system as letting doctors control recording during surgery via a foot switch. Capture follows the clinician's timing.

Optional Accessory for the SCM800-UL

The WX-01 is listed as an optional configuration for the SCM800-UL. It fits that microscope's DSLR workflow.

Works With the External Imaging Interface

The SCM800-UL carries its DSLR through an external HD imaging interface and digital camera tube. The WX-01 controls that camera.

Canon and Sony DSLR Set-Ups

The SCM800-UL interface suits professional DSLR cameras such as Canon and Sony. The pedal triggers the camera fitted.

Flexible Floor Placement

Being wireless, the pedal can move with the operator. It suits different seating positions.

Live Viewing Alongside Capture

The SCM800-UL's HDMI output shows the live image on a display. The pedal captures selected frames during the session.

Hands-Off-the-Camera Operation

The camera is triggered without being touched. The microscope view stays steady during capture.

The WX-01 completes DSLR photography on the SCM800-UL by moving camera control to the foot. Its broad wireless pedal and compact receiver let the clinician record each key step without releasing the instruments, so canal anatomy, surgical stages and finished restorations are captured at the moment they matter. Because the camera sits on the microscope's beamsplitter, every frame shows the operator's own view at DSLR quality. Endodontists, aesthetic dentists, surgeons and educators who document their work will use it on every recorded case. For any SCM800-UL fitted with a Canon or Sony DSLR, it turns photography into a natural part of treatment.