7K6830 Table Platform Service Manual - 02

Models QT-740 and QT-750
Fixed/Elevating
Float –Top
Radiographic Tables
Service Manual
Publication No: 7K6830 Revision 02

THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF THIS MANUAL DATED FEB 2, 2016
HAS BEEN DRAFTED IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE BY
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Revision 02 Models QT-740 & QT-750 - Service Manual

REVISION DATE TYPE OF MODIFICATION
01 2016-02-24 Initial Release
02 2016-06-29 Change the logo

Change the specs of table height
Add some part numbers
Update Diagram

Page Number Rev Page Number Rev Page Number Rev
i - ix 02 Chapter 3, 3-1 thru 3-7 02
Chapter 1, 1-1 thru 1-8 02 Chapter 4, 4-1 thru 4-45 02
Chapter 2, 2-1 thru 2-21 02 Chapter 5, 5-1 thru 5-9 02

SAFETY NOTICES
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION ................................................................................................ iii
WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES ................................................................................................... iii
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE ........................................................................................................ iv
CLASSIFICATION ....................................................................................................................... iv
ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION ...................................................................................... iv
APPLICABLE STANDARDS .......................................................................................................... v
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION .................................................................................................. vi
EMC COMPLIANCE ................................................................................................................... vi
LANGUAGE POLICY ...................................................................................................................... ix
Chapter 1 SPECIFICATIONS
OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................ 1-3
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................... 1-3
TABLETOP SEPCIFICATIONS .................................................................................................. 1-3
TABLE BASE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................ 1-4
IMAGE RECEPTOR SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................... 1-4
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................... 1-4
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................... 1-4
SITE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................ 1-5
SYSTEM OPTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 1-5
SYSTEM OPERATING ENVIRONMENT ....................................................................................... 1-6
STORAGE ENVIRONMENT......................................................................................................... 1-6
Chapter 2 ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................ 2-3
UNPACKING .............................................................................................................................. 2-3
TABLE ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................................... 2-3
POSITIONING THE TABLE BASE ............................................................................................. 2-3
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS .................................................................................................. 2-4
TABLE LEVELING AND MOUTING.............................................................................................. 2-7
MODEL QT-740 – LEVELING AND MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS ............................................ 2-7

MODEL QT-750 – LEVELING AND MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS ............................................ 2-7
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES ....................................................................................................... 2-8
IMAGE RECEPTOR/COLLIMATOR X-Ray ALIGNMENT ........................................................... 2-8
TABLETOP ASSEMBLY/INSTALLATION .................................................................................. 2-9
REDUCING THE TABLE TOP HEIGHT (MODEL QT-750 ONLY).............................................. 2-11
OPERATOR CONTROL HANDLE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION ................................................. 2-11
OPERATIONAL CHECKS AND ADJUSTMENTS .......................................................................... 2-12
CHECKING TABLE FLOAT-TOP OPERATION ......................................................................... 2-12
CHECKING UP/DOWN OPERATION (MODEL QT-750 ONLY) ............................................... 2-13
TABLE UP/DOWN SPEED ADJUSTMENT (MODEL QT-750 ONLY) ....................................... 2-14
PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH OPERATIONAL CHECK.................................................................. 2-14
CHECKING THE OBSTRUCTION SENSORS (ELEVATING TABLE ONLY) ................................. 2-15
RECEPTOR CABINET LOCKING MAGNET CHECK ................................................................. 2-16
CHECK RECEPTOR CABINET OPERATION ............................................................................ 2-17
POSITIVE BEAM LIMITION (PBL) COLLIMATORS ................................................................. 2-17
MODEL QT-750 COVERS INSTALLATION/ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE .................................... 2-18
MODEL QT-740 COVERS INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ............................................................ 2-20
AUTO-TRACKING KIT INSTALLATION ...................................................................................... 2-20
ESSENTIAL CURRENT AND FUTURE RECEPTOR REQUIREMENTS ........................................... 2-20
Chapter 3 THEORY OF OPERATION

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................ 3-3
MODEL QT-740 TABLE .......................................................................................................... 3-3
MODEL QT-750 TABLE .......................................................................................................... 3-4
Additions to the QT-750/740 for Auto-tracking System ...................................................... 3-6
Chapter 4 SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................ 4-3
SERVICE MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................... 4-4
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE ........................................................................................ 4-8
REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES ........................................................................... 4-13
REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ORDERING INFORMATION ..................................................... 4-22
Ten-Year Part Replacement.................................................................................................... 4-26

Chapter 5 DIAGRAMS
Model QT-740 Radiographic Table Wiring Diagram................................................................. 5-3
Model QT-750 Radiographic Table Wiring Diagram ................................................................. 5-4
4-WAY TABLE CONTROL BOARD A1 ......................................................................................... 5-5
6-WAY TABLE CONTROL BOARD A1 ......................................................................................... 5-6
6-WAY TABLE CONTROL BOARD A1 TEST POINT DIAGRAM ..................................................... 5-7
Table Base Plate Mounting Hole Locations .............................................................................. 5-8

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SAFETY
NOTICES

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GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
Carestream products are designed to meet stringent safety standards. All medical electrical
equipment requires proper installation, operation, and maintenance (particularly with regard to
safety). It is vital that the user read, understand, note, and where applicable, strictly observe
All Warnings, Cautions, Notes and Safety markings within this document and on the equipment,
and that the users strictly follow all safety directions in this manual to help ensure the safety of
users and patients. Every reasonable precaution has been taken during manufacture to
safeguard the health and safety of persons who will operate this equipment. The following
precautions must be observed at all times.
WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES
The following samples show how warnings, cautions, and notes appear in this document. The
text explains their intended use.
WARNING Indicates injury or death is possible if the instructions are not obeyed.
Instructs users to refer to documentation if displayed without warning text.
CAUTION Indicates that damage to equipment is possible if the instructions are not
obeyed.
NOTE Notes provide advice and highlight unusual points. A note is not intended as an
instruction.
The purpose of safety icons, such as those shown below, is to indicate at a glance the type of
caution, warning or danger.
WARNING Ionizing radiation: indicates the possibility of increased levels of radiation.
WARNING Dangerous voltage: indicates the presence of high voltage.
WARNING Warning, hot surface.
WARNING
X-rays are hazardous to both patient and operator unless established safe exposure
factors and operating instructions are observed.
Only qualified and authorized personnel shall operate this system. In this context,
qualified means those legally permitted to operate this equipment in the jurisdiction in

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which the equipment is being used and authorized means those authorized by the
authority controlling the use of the equipment. Full use must be made of all radiation
protection features, devices, systems, procedures and accessories.
It is important that everyone having anything to do with x-radiation be properly trained and
fully acquainted with the recommendations of the National Council on Radiation
Protection and Measurements as published in NCRP Reports available from NCRP
Publications, 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 800, Bethesda, Maryland 20814-3095
(www.ncrp.com), and of the International Commission on Radiological Protection
(www.icrp.org), and take adequate steps to protect against injury.
WARNING
X-ray equipment may cause injury if used improperly. The instructions contained in this
manual must be read and followed when operating this unit. Personal radiation monitoring
and protective devices are available. You are urged to use them to protect against
unnecessary x-ray exposure.
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
This medical device has been designed, manufactured, and calibrated to comply with governing
Federal Regulations 21 CFR Subchapter J and the performance standards attendant thereto.
Upon installation, all certified products require the filing of Form FD-2579 "Report of Assembly of
a Diagnostic X-ray System" by the assembler (i.e., the installer) with the appropriate agencies;
the "Installation Quality Assurance Checklist" must also be completed and properly distributed
upon installation. A copy of each form (pink copy) is provided to the user. The installation report is
completed by the installer and returned to Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC.
Those responsible for the planning of x-ray equipment installations must be thoroughly familiar
and comply completely with NCRP Report No. 49, "Structural Shielding Design and Evaluation for
Medical Use of X-Rays and Gamma Rays of Energies up to 10 MeV", as revised or replaced in
the future. Those authorized to operate, test, participate in or supervise the operation of the
equipment must be thoroughly familiar and comply completely with the currently established safe
exposure factors and procedures described in publications such as Subchapter J of Title 21 of the
Code of Federal Regulations, "Diagnostic X-Ray Systems and Their Major Components," and
NCRP Report No. 102, “Medical X-Ray, Electron Beam and Gamma Ray Protection for Energies
Up to 50 MeV— Equipment Design and Use” as revised or replaced in the future.
This equipment must only be used in rooms that comply with all applicable laws or regulations
that have the force of law, concerning electrical safety for this type of equipment.
Scheduled maintenance is essential to the assurance of continued integrity of this equipment with
respect to regulatory compliance. The continuance of certified performance to the regulatory
standard is incumbent upon the user's diligent conformance to recommended maintenance
instructions.
Complies with FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) - Title 21 CFR
Subchapter J and EC Directive 93/42/EEC for Medical Devices.
CLASSIFICATION
This product has been classified as Class I, Type B. Equipment not suitable for use in the
presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or with nitrous oxide.
Protection against Harmful Ingress of Water (Ordinary), enclosed equipment without protection
against ingress of liquids.
ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTATION

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The documentation consists of a Service manual (this document) and related documentation:
 Operator Manual P/N DC30-006: Contains information essential to users of this product,
including safety notices, operation, and maintenance instructions to be performed by
qualified persons
The documentation shall be kept with the system for easy reference.
APPLICABLE STANDARDS
This equipment complies with the following regulatory standards:
China:
• GB 9706.1-2007: Medical Electrical Equipment, 第1部分：安全通用要求
• GB 9706.14-1997: Medical Electrical Equipment 第2部分： X 射线设备附属设备安全专用要求
• YY 0505-2012: Medical Electrical Equipment 第1-2部分：安全通用要求并列标准：电磁兼容要

求和标准
International:
• IEC 60601–1:1988 + Amendment 1:1991 + Amendment 2:1995 —Medical Electrical Equipment
• IEC 60601–1:2005—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General requirements for safety and

essential performance
• IEC 60601-2-32: 1994
• EN 60601–1:1990 + Amendment 1:1993 + Amendment 2:1995—Medical Electrical Equipment
• EN 60601–1:2006—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General requirements for safety and

essential performance
Canada:
• CAN/CSA–C22.2 No. 601.1–M90 (R2005)—Medical Electrical Equipment
• CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60601–1–08—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General

requirements for safety and essential performance
USA:
• UL 60601–1:2003—Medical Electrical Equipment
• ANSI/AAMI ES60601–1:2005—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General requirements for

safety and essential performance
The following symbols may be used for marking on this equipment or equipment documentation:

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No. Symbol Description
1 Non-ionizing Radiation
2 Dangerous Voltage
3 Earth (ground)
4 Type B Equipment
5 Protective Earth (ground)
6 Attention, consult accompanying documents
7 Connection point for the neutral Conductor on

PERMANENTLY INSTALLED EQUIPMENT
8 Enable tabletop float (releases transverse and longitudinal
locks)
9 Enable Tabletop Up Motion
10 Enable Tabletop Down Motion
11 Alternating current
12 Safety conformity mark of Intertek
13 Consult operating instructions
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
This equipment contains certain materials and chemical compounds incidental to the manufacture
of electrical and electronic equipment, and improper "end-of-life" disposal of such equipment can
result in environmental contamination. Therefore, this equipment should not be disposed of as
ordinary household waste, but should instead be delivered to a designated electrical and
electronic waste disposal or recycling center. For further information on disposing of electrical and
electronic waste, contact the cognizant authority within the jurisdiction.
EMC COMPLIANCE
IEC 60601-1-2:2007/EN; 60601-1-2:2007+C1:2010
Electromagnetic Emissions for Group 1, Class A Equipment
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customer or the user of the Systems should assure that they are used in such an environment.
Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic
Environment - Guidance
RF Emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 The Systems use RF energy
only for its internal function.
Therefore, its RF emissions
are very low and are not likely
to cause any interference in
nearby electronic equipment.
RF Emissions CISPR 11 Class A The Systems are suitable for
use in all establishments other
Harmonics Emissions For Table Platform, Class A than domestic establishments
IEC 61000-3-2 and those directly connected
Voltage Fluctuations/ Flicker For Table Platform, complies to the public low-voltage
Emissions IEC 61000-3-3 power supply network that
supplies buildings for domestic
purposes.
Electromagnetic Immunity for Non-Life Supporting Equipment and Systems
The Table Platform is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The
customer or the user of the Table should ensure that they are used in such an environment.
Immunity Test IEC 60601 Compliance Electromagnetic Environment -
Test Level Level Guidance
Conducted RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms Portable and mobile RF

IEC 150 kHz to communications equipment should be
61000–4–6 80 MHz used no closer to any part of the
Systems, including cables, than the
Radiated RF 3 v/m 3 v/m recommended separation distance
IEC 80 MHz to calculated from the equation applicable
61000–4–3 2.5 GHz to the frequency of the transmitter.
Recommended separation distance
Where P is the maximum output rating

of the transmitter in watts (W)
according to the transmitter
manufacture and d is recommended
separation distance in meters (m).
Field strengths from fixed RF

transmitters, as determined by an
electromagnetic site surveya, should be
less than the compliance level in each
frequency rangeb.
Interference may occur in the vicinity of

equipment marked with the following
symbol:

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Electromagnetic Immunity for Non-Life Supporting Equipment and Systems
NOTE 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE 2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected
by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.
a Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base station for radio (cellular/cordless)
telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast
cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due
to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured
field strength in the location in which the System is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance
level above, the System should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance
is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as reorienting or relocating the
System.
b Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than 3 v/m.
Recommended Separation Distance Between Portable and Mobile RF Communications

Equipment and the Systems
The Table Platform is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF
disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the System can help prevent
electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile
RF communication equipment (transmitters) and the System as recommended below, according
to the maximum output of the communications equipment.
Rated Maximum Output Power of Separation Distance According to the
the Transmitter Frequency of the Transmitter
Watts
Meters
150 kHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

to 80 MHz 800 MHz
0.01 0.117 0.117 0.233
0.1 0.37 0.37 0.737
1 1.17 1.17 2.33
10 3.7 3.7 7.36
100 11.7 11.7 23.3
Recommended Separation Distance Between Portable and Mobile RF Communications

Equipment and the Systems
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation
distance (d) in meters (m) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the
transmitter, where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according
to the transmitter manufacturer.
NOTE 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency range
applies.
NOTE 2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected
by absorption and reflection from structures, objects, and people.

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LANGUAGE POLICY
Language Policy For Service Manual.
WARNING  THIS SERVICE MANUAL IS

AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH ONLY.
(EN)  IF A CUSTOMER'S SERVICE
PROVIDER REQUIRES A
LANGUAGE OTHER THAN
ENGLISH, IT IS THE CUSTOMER'S
RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE
TRANSLATION SERVICES.
 DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SERVICE
THE EQUIPMENT UNLESS THIS
SERVICE MANUAL HAS BEEN
CONSULTED AND IS
UNDERSTOOD.
 FAILURE TO HEED THIS WARNING
MAY RESULT IN INJURY TO THE
SERVICE PROVIDER, OPERATOR,
OR PATIENT FROM ELECTRIC
SHOCK, OR FROM MECHANICAL
OR OTHER HAZARDS.
警告  本维修手册仅提供英文版本。
 如果维修服务提供商需要非英文版
(ZH-CN) 本，客户需自行提供翻译服务。
 未详细阅读和完全理解本维修手册之
前，不得进行维修。
 忽略本警告可能对维修人员，操作员
或患者造成触电、机械伤害或其他形
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Chapter 1 SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS

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OVERVIEW
This section provides needed information for installing and maintaining the Model QT-740 and
QT-750 Radiographic Table, referred to herein as the Radiographic Table.
WARNING: EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND SERVICING PROCEDURES

SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY PROPERLY TRAINED AND QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL ONLY.
NOTE: When the QT-740 or QT-750 Radiographic Table is equipped with a digital
receptor (DR) panel, this manual is incomplete without the Installation & Operation
Manual shown in Table 1-1, which corresponds to the receptor option shipped with the
system. Prior to commencing Assembly & Installation of this product, the installer must
become familiar with information provided therein.
The following table defines Bucky options available for the QT-740 and QT-750 Radiographic
Tables, including references to ancillary documentation which supports the installation and
operation of each receptor listed. The appropriate manual is shipped with each table.
Table1-1 Image Receptor Options

Reference
Reference
Option Type Number
Document
Fixed Vieworks Detector Q-FDR Bucky

DC30-110
DRX 35 x 43 detector/DRX Plus 35 x 43

Q-DRT Bucky DC30-092
DRX 35x43 detector/DRX Plus 35x43/DRX

plus 43x43/DRX Plus 43x43 fixed/DRX CORE ITMX Bucky 7K7190
14x17/17x17/17x17 fixed
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
The following are physical specifications of the radiographic tables:
TABLETOP SEPCIFICATIONS
Length* Width: 2160*900 +/- 20 mm
The Tabletop Image area: 1575*725 mm +/-25mm
Height (Model QT-740): 725 mm +/- 5mm
Height (Model QT-750):

Raised: 825 mm +/- 5 mm
Lowered: 550 mm +/- 5 mm
Up/Down Speed: The tabletop shall move from its lowest (550 mm) to highest (825 mm) position
in less than 12 seconds with a 90.7 Kg centered load.
(Fully raised to fully lowered)
NOTE: To compensate for low ceilings, maximum raised table height can be
decreased by up to 2 inches less (see Reducing Table Top Height Section for instructions
in Chapter 2)
Tabletop Travel:
Longitudinal: 770 mm +/- 5%
Transversal: +/- 152.5mm +/- 5%, relative to virtual centerline.

Tabletop Material: Fiber-resin (phenolic)
Tabletop X-ray Density: <1.2 mm Aluminum
Tabletop-to-Film Plane
Distance: <95 mm (3.74 in.)
TABLE BASE SPECIFICATIONS
Width: 863.6 mm (34.0 in.)
Depth: 508 mm (20.0 in.)
Maximum Patient Load (Static Force): 295 kg (650 lb)

Maximum Patient Load (Dynamic Force): 272.2 kg (600 lb)
IMAGE RECEPTOR SPECIFICATIONS
Compatible With: Grid Cabinet, Intermixed Bucky, rotating and non-rotating image receptor
cabinets (see Table 1-1).
Receptor Longitudinal Travel: >340mm (13.4 in.)
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
Tube Stand Compatibility: Compatible with Ascend/Q-Rad/DRX-Innovation.
Overall Weight
Model QT-740: 158.5kg (350.0lb)
Model QT-750: 226.8kg (500.0lb)
Package for Table base Size L*W*H (cm): 141.8 (+/15%)*97.2 (+/-5%)*100 (+/-5%)
Package for Tabletop and Frame Size L*W*H (cm): 240 (+/-5%)*114 (+/-5%)*12.5 (+/-5%)
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Input Power:
Model QT-740: 115 VAC, 6 Amps, 50/60 Hz
220 VAC, 3 Amps, 50/60 Hz
230 VAC, 3 Amps, 50/60 Hz
Model QT-750: 115 VAC, 10 Amps, 50/60 Hz
220 VAC, 5 Amps, 50/60 Hz
230 VAC, 5 Amps, 50/60 Hz
Mode of Operation:
Model QT-740: Continuous
Model QT-750: Intermittent Operation (80 cycles/hour max.)
Long Term Current (220v input):

Model QT-740: 0.1 Amp
Model QT-750: 0.2 Amp
Operate Current (220v input):

Model QT-740:
Float: 1.2 Amp
Model QT-750:
Up: 0.8 Amp; Dn: 2 Amp; Float: 1.4 Amp
Total lock system power: 24 VDC/8.7 Amp
Input Fuse F1:

Model QT-740: F1 (2A/1A/dummy (if connected to N)
Model QT-750: F1 (6A/3A/dummy (if connected to N)
Input Fuse F2:

Model QT-740: F2 (2A/1A)
Model QT-750: F2 (6A/3A)
NOTE: 2A for 115 VAC line input, 1A for 230 VAC line input for Model QT-740
tables; 6A for 115 VAC line input, 3A for 230 VAC line input for Model QT-750 tables.
SITE SPECIFICATIONS
Floor Load Capabilities: The Table will require a floor load capability of >/= 800 kg per square
meter (including a 295 Kg patient load).
Floor Levelness: The Table requires a floor level of +/- 2 mm over a 1.5 Meter distance.
Vibration: The vibration of the floor (room) must be less than 0.2 mm/sec*2.
SYSTEM OPTIONS
 R90-CB: Abdominal compression band

 Lateral cassette holder (for cross-table work)
 QT-BMP4: Rubber Corner Bumpers (set of four)
 QT-PLS: Patient Support Strap
 Q-DRT: Receptor Tray for holding portable digital receptor (DR) panels, available in rotating
(provides portrait and landscape orientations) or non rotating configurations)
 Q-FDR: Fixed (non-portable) digital receptor (DR) panel mounting enclosure
 ITMX: Receptor Tray for holding 35*43 and 43*43 digital receptor panels, available in
rotating (provides portrait and landscape orientations) or non rotating configurations)
SYSTEM OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
Temperature: 15 to 30 Deg. C (59 to 86 F)

Humidity: 30 to 70 % (none condensing)
Pressure: 700hPa to 1060hPa
STORAGE ENVIRONMENT
Temperature: -20 to 55 Deg. C (-4 to 131 F)

Humidity: 10 to 93%, non-condensing
Pressure: 700hPa to 1060hPa
Note: Environmental specifications shown are for standard film tray applications.
Refer to digital imaging receptor manufacturer documentation provided with shipment of
the QT-740 or QT-750 table for additional environmental specifications (see Table 1-1).
Figure 1-1 Model QT-740 Table Configuration Diagram (inches)

Figure 1-2 Model QT-750 Table Configuration Diagram (inches)

Chapter 2 ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATIO N
ASSEMBLY &
INSTALLATION

OVERVIEW
Preparing the table for operation requires completion of the following tasks:
 Positioning the Table Base

 Making the Electrical Connections
 Alignment Procedures
 Tabletop Assembly/Installation
 Checking Table Operation
 Installing the Covers
NOTE: The radiographic table is shipped with most of its major components
assembled. However, the tabletop assembly must be attached to the base assembly and
the covers must be installed. After the table is assembled, an operational check is
performed. (This check is required only on Model QT-750 radiographic tables and some of
the check is required on Model QT-740 tables.)
UNPACKING
Open crate or carton marked "packing list enclosed" first. Remove packing list and use it as a
guide to open the remaining cartons. Do not dispose of packing material until packing list is
matched with actual parts received. If there be a shortage or damage, notify manufacturer’s
customer service department immediately. The manufacturer is relieved of any responsibility for
damage during shipment after unit is picked up by the carrier.
NOTE: Examine all cartons and crates carefully at time of delivery. If damage is
apparent, have delivery driver write a "Demand Shipment Note" on copies of the freight bill,
sign, and file appropriate carrier claim. Should you discover concealed damage,
immediately notify the transporting agent and ask for an "Inspection of Damage." Carrier
will not accept concealed damage.
TABLE ASSEMBLY
The radiographic table is shipped with most of its major components assembled. However, the
tabletop assembly must be attached to the base assembly and the covers must be installed. After
the table is assembled, an operational check is performed. (This check is required only on Model
QT-750 radiographic tables.)
POSITIONING THE TABLE BASE
Place the table base in the approximate location where it will be mounted according to room plan.
Ensure that the floor below the table is level. When positioning the table base, ensure there is a
minimum clearance of 87 inches from the outer edge of Bearing Rail to the wall on either side of
the table (see Figures 1-1 and Figure 1-2). This allows for installation of the tabletop rails
following table mounting. If enough clearance is provided, proceed to the "Electrical Connections"
paragraph in this chapter.
If there is not enough clearance on either side to install the tabletop after the table is mounted to
the floor, the tabletop must be installed prior to mounting the table. To install the tabletop proceed
to the section entitled "Tabletop Assembly/ Installation" before performing the next procedure.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
CAUTION! This equipment contains electrostatic sensitive devices. Observe

proper grounding precautions before handling components or printed circuit boards.
Power Input Connections (Power Cord with Plug Configuration)
NOTE: If the power cord is used as the power disconnect device for the table.
Ensure the plug/receptacle is readily accessible when needed.
For 115 VAC installations, a 25-foot power cord with a hospital-grade plug is factory pre-wired to
the table. For 230 VAC installations, a 25-foot "HAR" power cord is factory pre-wired to the table;
the installer must attach the proper plug depending on receptacle type used at installation site. If
a line cord with plug is provided by the facility, it must have a 16 AWG minimum cord (Type SJT
or equivalent) and a hospital grade plug. Connect plug to hospital grade receptacle only. The
power supply line input connection is fused internal to the table (2A for 115 VAC line input, 1A for
230 VAC line input for Model QT-740 tables; 6A for 115 VAC line input, 3A for 230 VAC line input
for Model QT-750 tables).
Power Input Connections (Permanent Wiring Configuration)
NOTE: The table power cord is the power disconnect device. If hard wiring system
power connection, the disconnect device is facility-provided external circuit breaker shut-
off switch.
CAUTION! When AC power source is single-phase (e.g., US 115 V and European

230 V), do not fuse the neutral leg if permanently installed. Replace neutral wire Fuse F1
with dummy fuse, supplied with table. When two-phase AC power is used
(e.g., US 240 V), both lines must be fused. For fuse charts see Chapter 5 Diagrams, Figure
5-1 for QT-740 Table and Figure 5-2 for QT-750 Table.
The table can be powered from independently fused power source (mains) or from specified
equipment, such as an X-ray generator. All electrical connections must be made by a qualified
electrician in compliance with NEC or local code requirements. Refer to QT-740 or QT-750
Interconnection Diagram in Chapter 5, Diagrams and proceed as follows:
1. To connect external wires to table, either brings cables through the Rear Bottom Cover
access opening or, if conduit and flush floor box is run beneath the table, through the
large 6" x 5" opening in the table base.
2. Route power input to Terminal Block TB1 (located on table base) terminals TB1-1 (line),
TB1-2 (neutral) and TB1-3 (GND) as shown in Figure 2-1.

Ground Stud
Terminal Bar
TB2
Terminal Bar TB1

Power Input Cable
Ground Stud
Figure 2-1 Connecting Input Power Cable
3. Connect system ground wires as shown in Figure 2-2

GENERATOR
INPUT POWER
GND WIRE
GND WIRE
GROUND STUD MOTOR GND WIRE

(USED ON MODEL QT-
TRANSEVERSE LOCK 750 ONLY)
GND WIRE
TRANSEVERSE LOCK
GND WIRE
Figure 2-2 System Ground Wire Connections
Re-Configuring AC Line Input Transformer (115 VAC/230 VAC Input)
Typically, the AC line input transformer is configured at factory in accordance with user facility
electrical requirements (i.e., 115 VAC or 230 VAC). If it is necessary to re-configure from 115
VAC to 230 VAC, or 230 VAC to 115 VAC, make connections at terminal block TB1, located on
table base and Model QT-740 and QT-750 Radio- graphic Table Wiring Diagrams in Chapter 5,
Diagrams.
In addition, on Model QT-740 tables:
• For 115 VAC line input, the rating of fuse F2 and F1 should be 2 Amps, 250V slow-blow (see
Figure 5-1, Chapter 5, Diagrams for fuse applications chart.)
• For 230 VAC line input Model QT-750 tables, the rating of fuse F2 and F1 should be 1 Amp, 250V
slow-blow
On Model QT-750 tables:
• For 115 VAC line input, the rating of fuse F2 (and F1 if two-phase AC input) should be 6 Amps,
250V slow-blow

• For 230 VAC line input Model QT-750 tables, the rating of fuse F2 and F1 should be 3 Amps,
250V slow-blow (see Figure 5-2, Chapter 5, Diagrams for fuse applications chart.)
Bucky Power Input Connections
To connect Bucky wiring to table, route Bucky cable through rear bottom cover access opening to
Terminal Block TB2 (see Figure 2-1). Refer to QT-740 and QT-750 Table Wiring Diagrams in
Chapter 5, Diagrams and to Bucky manufacturer’s installation manual (provided with system) for
specific Bucky wiring information.
PBL Interlock Cable Connections
On Model QT-750 tables using PBL interlock, connect PBL cable in accordance with QT-740 and
QT-750 Table Wiring Diagrams (refer to Chapter 5, Diagrams).
TABLE LEVELING AND MOUTING
The following paragraphs describe the steps necessary to level and mount Models QT-740 and
QT-750 tables.
MODEL QT-740 – LEVELING AND MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Move the QT-740 table into position according to room plan.

2. Place protective covering over boards and components located on the table base plate to
prevent damage from dust and debris during drilling.
3. Using the six (6) Table Base Plate 12mm diameter mounting holes as a guide, transfer
drill through the table base plate mounting holes.
4. Place a level on the table or Bucky. A double-bubble level at least 18" long is
recommended. If the table is not perfectly level, place the flat shim plates near the
mounting locations (below the 1/2" aluminum base plate) as required until the table or
Bucky reads level. The shims, which measure approximately 3" x 5", are included with
the table hardware kit.
5. Mount table to floor using hardware suitable for the type of floor in the installation and of
sufficient strength to handle 500 lb. pull-load.
MODEL QT-750 – LEVELING AND MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Figure 5-6 in Chapter 5, DIAGRAMS shows the locations of the table mounting holes and
cable through openings. Using Figure 5-6 as a guide, mark locations of the six 12mm
diameter Base Plate mounting holes on the floor.
2. Drill the six (6) mounting holes as marked on floor.
3. Place Base Plate Sound-Proof Material (P/N ME30-081) into position over drilled holes.
4. Move table into position on top of Base Plate Sound-Proof Material.
5. Place a level on the table or Bucky. A double-bubble level at least 18" long is
recommended.
6. If the table is not perfectly level, place the flat shim plates near the mounting locations as
required until the table or Bucky reads level.
7. Mount table to floor using hardware suitable for the type of floor in the installation and of
sufficient strength to handle 500 lb. pull-load.

ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES
IMAGE RECEPTOR/COLLIMATOR X-Ray ALIGNMENT
The image receptor must be properly aligned with the projected light field of the collimator in
order to provide accurate x-ray exposures.
The following x-ray alignment procedure may require slight repositioning of the table base. This
movement may affect the position or arrangement of the leveling plates, requiring an additional
check that the table remains level.
Collimator calibration, tube stand alignments, and collimator light field to x-ray field adjustments,
as described in their respective manuals, must be performed prior to the following procedure.
1. If the tabletop is installed, remove the radiographic portion of the
tabletop, otherwise, proceed to step 2. The tabletop is held on with dual-
lock tape; lift up a corner then carefully pull the tabletop off.
2. With the collimator parallel to the tabletop (0°), turn on the collimator light.
Using the light field adjusting knobs on the collimator, reduce the
light field to a narrow beam of light along the length of the table.
3. Position the collimator to approximately 24" source-to-image distance (SID).
4. Insert a 14" x 17" cassette into the film tray.
5. Turn on power to the table.
6. Turn on the collimator light and, if necessary, loosen mounting hardware and move the
entire table so that the longitudinal center line on the cassette (i.e., the line which is parallel
to the length of the table) is properly aligned with the narrow beam of light (see Figure 2-3).
NOTE: The center of the grid and the center of the receptor (i.e., cassette) may not
be aligned to each other, so it is recommended to use the receptor’s center as the
alignment point.
7. Move the tube stand and Receptor Cabinet simultaneously to check for continuous
alignment of the narrow beam of light to the cassette center line (see Figure 2-3).

Figure 2-3 Table Longitudinal Axis Alignment
8. Remove cable tie securing the Receptor Cabinet to tabletop frame.

9. If the light beam and cassette center line are in proper alignment, Position the
collimator at 40" SID.
10. Pull the film tray handle out so it extends out of the front opening in table.
11. Turn on the collimator light.
12. Check for proper alignment of the image receptor centering light (emitted by the
collimator) with the notch in the cassette film tray handle. If misaligned, refer to
the collimator manual for alignment procedures. Tighten table mounting
hardware if previously loosened.
TABLETOP ASSEMBLY/INSTALLATION
CAUTION! Be careful not to damage the Obstruction Sensors when installing the
Tabletop Assembly.
The following procedure describes how to install the Tabletop Assembly in the Tabletop Frame.
1. Unpack the Tabletop Assembly from the carton.
2. At the left end of the Tabletop Assembly (as viewed from front of table), remove three (3)
Torx screws securing End Trim Plate to Tabletop End Support. Note: The front edge of
table top is indicated by a label.
3. Remove four Torx screws securing Tabletop End Support to rails and remove Tabletop
End Support (see Figure 2-4).

Figure 2-4 Table Top End Trim Plate and End Stop Bumpers
4. Apply power to the table. While pressing the FLOAT foot pedal (or FLOAT push button
switch), push in the two float top longitudinal electromagnets so locks are in "released"
position. This will provide sufficient clearance to slide the table top past the magnets. Do
not loosen the longitudinal magnet mounting brackets; re-adjustment of the longitudinal
brakes adjustment will be required (refer to Chapter 4, Service Maintenance for
instructions).
5. Slide the Tabletop Assembly onto the bearing assemblies from the right-hand end of the
table (as viewed from front of table).
NOTE: A label indicating the front of the tabletop frame assembly is visible.
Ensure this side of the frame assembly is placed at front side of the table frame.
6. Install Tabletop End Support to rails using four Torx screws (see Figure 2-4).
7. Re-attach the End Trim Plate to the Tabletop Assembly.
8. Re-install the two (2) Table Top End Stop Bumpers on Tabletop Frame.
9. Remove protective backing strip from double-sided tape.
10. Install the radiographic portion of tabletop (i.e., phenolic) by carefully placing it on the
Tabletop Assembly.
11. Press down firmly along all four edges of the phenolic tabletop to secure.
CAUTION! Be sure dual-lock tape securing tabletop to Tabletop Assembly is
completely interlocked along all four sides of table. If not, the phenolic tabletop may
deflect and interfere with table "float" motion.
REDUCING THE TABLE TOP HEIGHT (MODEL QT-750 ONLY)
In some facilities, it may be desirable to reduce the maximum vertical height of the table top (e.g.,
facilities having an eight-foot ceiling and overhead tube crane). The following procedure
describes how to re-configure the table up limit switch to decrease the vertical height of the table
top (up to two inches lower - 30.5").
1. Locate the table Up Limit Switch S9 (behind the front side Center Ball Screw Mounting
Block) and remove two screws securing the switch to the switch mounting plate.
2. Turn the switch over, rotate it 180°and then re-mount the switch to the switch mounting
plate (see Figure 2-5).
3. Further adjustment of the vertical table top can be achieved by loosening the two screws
securing the switch mounting plate to the table base and sliding the mounting plate
forward or backward until desired table top height is attained. Secure switch plate
mounting screws when table top is at correct height.
Figure 2-5 Changing Up Limit Switch Orientation to Reduce Table Top Height
OPERATOR CONTROL HANDLE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
The following procedure describes how to install the Operator Control Handle Assembly on the
table.
1. Loosen the black plastic knob on the Operator Control Handle Assembly.

2. Insert the rectangular mounting bracket on the rear side of the Operator Control Handle
Assembly into the tabletop’s front (or rear, if desired) accessory mounting channel as
shown in Figure 2-6.
3. Locate the Operator Control Handle Assembly in desired position and tighten the black
plastic knob
4. Connect the Operator Control Handle Assembly plug into the circular socket (located on
the right side transverse cover) and tighten.
NOTE: The standard configuration for Model QT-750 is such that the Pedal Disable
Switch disables the foot pedal only, leaving the float top hand grip functionality enabled.
To Disable the float top handle push button when the Pedal Disable Switch is active, refer
to Chapter 5, DIAGRAMS, Figure 5-2 for electrical jumper connections.
Figure 2-6 Installing the Operator Control Handle Assembly
OPERATIONAL CHECKS AND ADJUSTMENTS
Note: The DC Motor Driver Board A2 has five (5) trim pots identified on the printed
circuit board that are factory calibrated and should not require any further adjustment.
When the table is completely assembled and all required electrical connections have been made,
perform the following tests to verify proper system operation. Tests for the table’s elevating
(up/down) functions and positive beam limitation (PBL) are required only on Model QT-750 tables.
CHECKING TABLE FLOAT-TOP OPERATION
1. Depress the FLOAT foot pedal. The tabletop should move freely in either direction.
Release the FLOAT foot pedal. The tabletop should be locked securely in its present
position.

2. Depress the FLOAT push button on the Operator Control Handle Assembly. The tabletop
should move freely in either direction. Release the FLOAT push button. The tabletop
should be locked securely in its present position.
NOTE: Both the front left and front right Longitudinal Magnets must be aligned.
CHECKING UP/DOWN OPERATION (MODEL QT-750 ONLY)
1. Depress the UP and then the DOWN foot pedal. The following should occur while each
foot pedal is depressed:
a) The tabletop should start to move up (while the UP foot pedal is pressed) and down
(while the DOWN foot pedal is pressed).
b) The FLOAT foot pedal (the outside pedals) should be disabled (i.e., the tabletop should
remain locked) while the tabletop is moving up or down.
c) With the table running either up or down, press the red Emergency Stop Switch. Table
up or down motion should stop. Turn the Emergency Stop Switch counterclockwise until
it is released. Tabletop up/down motion is now enabled when foot pedals are pressed.
2. Repeat previous step using the Operator Control Handle Assembly Up/Down rocker
switch.
3. While running the table down, manually activate each Down Limit Safety Switch (S8 and
S9, see Figure 2-7). The table should stop driving down.
4. While running the table up, manually activate each Up Limit Safety Switch (S7 and S10,
see Figure 2-7). The table should stop driving up.
CAUTION! Table up/down height must be set to the heights specified in the
following steps. Failure to do so can cause damage to table components.
5. With table top in fully up position, measure table top height (i.e., distance from floor to top
of table). Table up height should be 32" (812.8 mm). If not, loosen two (2) screws on Up
Limit Safety Switch Mounting Bracket and adjust position of the Up Limit Safety Switches.
Verify correct table top height after adjustment.
6. With table top in fully down position, measure table top height (i.e., distance from floor to
top of table). Table down height should be 21.5" (546.1 mm). If not, loosen two (2) screws
on Down Limit Safety Switch Mounting Bracket and adjust position of the Down Limit
Safety Switches. Verify correct table top height after adjustment.

REDUNDANT UP LIMIT REDUNDANT DOWN
SAFETY SWITCH LIMIT SAFETY SWITCH
S7, S10 S8, S9
UP LIMIT DOWN LIMIT

SAFETY SWITCH SAFETY SWITCH
Figure 2-7 Up/Down Limit Safety Switch
TABLE UP/DOWN SPEED ADJUSTMENT (MODEL QT-750 ONLY)
If an adjustment to the Up/Down motor speed is necessary, it can be accomplished by adjusting

the MOTOR SPEED potentiometer A1R27 and A1R78 (on 6-Way Table Control Board A1, part
number SPAC0078). However, it is recommended that travel time (fully raised to fully lowered)
remain in the range of between 8-12 seconds.
1. Locate the MOTOR SPEED potentiometer on 6-Way Table Control Board A1 (see Figure
5-5 in Chapter 5).
2. Rotating the potentiometers A1R27 (Down Motion) and A1R78 (Up Motion) clockwise
(CW) increases speed, counterclockwise (CCW) rotation decreases speed.
PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH OPERATIONAL CHECK
Refer to Figure 2-8, and perform the following Pedal Disable Switch checks:
1. Depress the Pedal Disable Switch until the PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH lamp illuminates.
2. Check that all foot pedal functions are disabled.

3. Check that the FLOAT handle push buttons are operational (while the Pedal Disable
Switch is illuminated).
4. Depress the Pedal Disable Switch until switch lamp extinguishes.
5. Check that all pedal functions and the FLOAT push button are operational.
Foot Pedal Disable

Button
Figure 2-8 Pedal Disable Switch Location
CHECKING THE OBSTRUCTION SENSORS (ELEVATING TABLE ONLY)
On Model QT-750, adjustment of the four (4) Obstruction Sensors (S3-S6) was performed at the
factory prior to shipment and no additional adjustment is normally required. However, in the event
Obstruction Sensor adjustment becomes necessary, the following procedure is provided. The
Obstruction Sensors are located at each end of the left and right Transverse Assemblies below
each tabletop rail (see Figure 2-9). Proceed as follows:
1. While the table is driving down, have an assistant lift up the table top (grasping under the
rail) at one corner of the table.
2. The table should stop driving down when the table top is lifted with a reasonable amount
of force.
3. To adjust obstruction sensors, remove the Table Top Assembly (refer to Tabletop
Assembly/Installation procedure in this chapter).
4. Loosen the lower hex nut (underside of Bearing Rail) securing the switch to the Bearing
Rail. Turn the upper hex nut on obstruction switch clockwise to increase sensitivity,
counterclockwise to decrease sensitivity.
5. Re-tighten the lower hex nut when adjustment is correct.
6. Re-install Tabletop Assembly (refer to Tabletop Assembly/Installation procedure in this
chapter).
7. Repeat above steps for each of the other obstruction sensors.

Figure 2-9 Obstruction Sensor (Typical)
RECEPTOR CABINET LOCKING MAGNET CHECK
This assembly makes brake magnet function independent of tolerances from the retracted Brake
magnet to the brake strip (See Figure 2-10).

Figure 2-10 Receptor Cabinet Locking Magnet
Note: It is no necessary to perform Magnet adjustment during installation, unless

the receptor cabinet moves along longitudinal hard.
CHECK RECEPTOR CABINET OPERATION
This procedure is to check the manual motion of receptor cabinet smoothly. Proceed as follows:
1. Release receptor cabinet lock by pressing down the handle of lock.

2. Move the receptor cabinet between left most and right most several times.
3. If the motion is smooth, there is no adjustment need to be performed. If not, please check
the receptor cabinet lock (refers to RECEPTOR CABINET LOCKING MAGNET CHECK).
POSITIVE BEAM LIMITION (PBL) COLLIMATORS
For Positive Beam Limitation (PBL) Collimators and Elevating Tables only, verify the Vertical SID
Interlock feature is functioning properly as follows:
1. Place a 14" x 17" film cassette into the cassette tray and insert the cassette tray into the
Receptor Cabinet.
2. Turn on power to the table.
3. Raise the table until it stops.
4. Position the collimator to 40" SID to table image receptor (40" SID LED indicator on tube
stand handgrips should be illuminated).
5. The collimator should indicate it is ready for exposure.
6. Depress the DOWN foot pedal. The collimator should now indicate it is not ready for
exposure.
7. Try to take an x-ray exposure and verify that no exposure is possible.

MODEL QT-750 COVERS INSTALLATION/ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
Proceed as follows after completing cover installation procedure:
1. Raise table to full up position.

2. Attach the Lower Rear Cover to aluminum base plate using five screws with external
tooth star washers (see Figure 2-11). Do not fully tighten screws at this time.
3. Attach the Lower Front Cover to aluminum base plate using four screws with external
Figure 2-11 Table Lower Front and Rear Covers Installed
4. Attach two (2) Lower Side Covers to Lower Front and Lower Rear Covers using four (4)
screws with external tooth star washers in each Lower Side Cover (see Figure 2-12).

Figure 2-12 Table Lower Left and Right Covers Installed
5. Lower the table top to check that Scissors Assembly does not interfere with Lower Front
and Rear Covers. Adjust covers as necessary. When covers are correctly positioned,
tighten all hardware securing lower covers.
6. Attach Upper Front Cover to the tabletop frame using four (4) screws with external tooth
star washers. Do not fully tighten screws at this time.
7. Attach Upper Rear Cover to tabletop frame using two (2) screws and external tooth star
washers. Do not fully tighten screws at this time.
8. Attach Upper Front Cover to Upper Rear Cover using two (2) screws and external tooth
star washers (see Figure 2-13). Tighten all hardware securing upper covers.
9. Verify there is adequate clearance for the top covers; test runs the table up and down
while checking for interference between upper and lower covers. If adjustment is
necessary, remove upper covers, and then loosen screws securing lower front and rear
covers. Adjust lower covers in or out on slots, as required. Tighten all lower cover
hardware, re-assemble upper covers and re-check for interference.

Figure 2-13 Upper Rear Cover Installed
MODEL QT-740 COVERS INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Proceed as follows after completing cover installation procedure:
1. Attach the Lower Rear Cover to aluminum base plate using five (5) screws with external
2. Attach the Lower Front Cover to aluminum base plate using four (4) screws with external
3. Attach two (2) Lower Side Covers to Lower Front and Lower Rear Covers using four (4)
screws with external tooth star washers in each Lower Side Cover (see Figure 2-11).
4. Adjust covers as necessary. When covers are correctly positioned, tighten all hardware
securing lower covers.
5. Attach Upper Front Cover to the tabletop frame using four (4) screws with external tooth
star washers. Do not fully tighten screws at this time.
6. Attach Upper Rear Cover to tabletop frame using two (2) screws. Do not fully tighten
screws at this time.
7. Attach Upper Front Cover to upper Rear Cover using two (2) screws and external tooth
star washers (see Figure 2-13). Tighten all upper cover hardware.
AUTO-TRACKING KIT INSTALLATION
Proceed as follows after completing auto-tracking kit installation procedure:

1.
ESSENTIAL CURRENT AND FUTURE RECEPTOR REQUIREMENTS
The QT-740 and QT-750 Tables are intended to support a variety of present and future digital
receptors. Therefore, it is essential that a receptor assembly, intended for implementation in
these applications, meet all of the following compliance criteria:

 The current leakage of QT-740 or QT-750 and digital receptor combined must meet IEC
60601-1 leakage requirements.
 Receptor shall meet: UL/IEC 60601-1 Medical electrical equipment Part 1: general
requirements for safety and IEC 60601-1-2 Medical electrical equipment Part 2:
electromagnetic compatibility-requirements and tests.

Chapter 3 THEORY OF OPERATION
THEORY
OF OPERATION

OVERVIEW
Model QT-740 and QT-750 radiographic tables feature a tabletop that "floats" in four directions for
transverse and longitudinal patient positioning. The tabletop of Model QT-750 can also be raised
and lowered.
The tabletop floats (rides) on 30 bearings; 26 provide longitudinal tabletop motion, and four are
provided for transverse (forward and backward) tabletop motion. The longitudinal bearings are
bolted to two precision-machined stainless steel bearing bars, which are mounted below the
tabletop on the front and back sides of the table. Four load bearings bolted on the Transverse
Carriage Assembly permit transverse travel of the tabletop. Eight anti-racking and four anti-tipping
guide bearings, bolted to the Transverse Carriage Assembly, stabilize tabletop transverse motion
by controlling movement of the left and right Transverse Rails.
Two fail-safe brakes (24 VDC electromagnets) are positioned extremely close to the bearing bars.
When the electromagnets are de-activated (i.e., FLOAT foot pedal/push button is not pressed),
the fail-safe brakes "grab" the bearing bar securely, locking the longitudinal travel of the table.
Similarly, four fail-safe brakes (24 VDC electromagnets) are used to grab the Transverse Rails,
locking the transverse travel of the table. Depressing either the FLOAT foot pedal(s) or FLOAT
push button energizes the electromagnets, releasing the fail-safe brakes and allowing the
tabletop to float freely both longitudinally and transversely.
The Receptor Cabinet rides on four linear ball-bearings mounted to adjustable brackets attached
to either side of the cabinet. These bearings travel on the hardened and polished steel shafts of
the Receptor Cabinet Carriage. One electromagnet on the underside of the housing "locks" the
Receptor Cabinet into place until the Receptor Cabinet Lock Release switch is depressed,
thereby releasing the magnet's hold and allowing free movement of the Receptor Cabinet.
The Tether cable is connected to the Tether Interface board located in table base. The Tether IFB
receives 24 DC power from the PS located in the table base.
The following paragraphs provide theory of operation for Model QT-740 and Model QT-750
radiographic tables.
MODEL QT-740 TABLE
off switch.
The table's major electrical components include the AC transformer and fuse block, printed circuit
boards, and magnetic locks. See Figures 5-1 and 5-2 in Chapter 5, Diagrams.
Power Distribution
115/230 VAC line input is applied through fuses F1 and F2 to step-down transformer T1.
Transformer T1 provides 18 VAC to 4-Way Table Control Board connector A1J1-1 and A1J1-2.
The 18 VAC input is applied to full-wave bridge rectifier A1DB1, filtered by A1C1 and A1R1, and
applied through resistor A1R2 and Zener diode A1D1 to produce +12 VDC for float timer. The
+24 VDC output of A1DB1 is connected to A1J1-6 and A1J1-8 to provide +24 VDC to the Bucky.
The +24 VDC output of A1DB1 is connected to A1J1-6 and A1J1-7 to provide +24 VDC to
transverse, and longitudinal electromagnets.

Float Control
Model QT-740 tables have one foot pedal and one push button switch (located on the Operator
Control Handle Assembly) that control four-way float top operation. Pressing the foot pedal
operates switches S1 and S2, and pressing the push button switch operates switch S3. When S1,
S2, or S3 is activated, a negative-going level is applied through normally open (N.O.) PEDAL
DISABLE switch S4 and FLOAT switch S1, S2, or S3 to A1C3, which generates a negative-going
pulse at one-shot A1U1-2 on 4-Way Table Control Board A1. One-shot A1U1-3 produces a 47-
second pulse that turns on FET A1Q1, which provides drive current for the +24 VDC transverse
and longitudinal electromagnets. The magnets release the mechanical brakes, allowing tabletop
"float" motion. After 47 seconds, or releasing the FLOAT foot pedal or push button (which applies
a negative-going level to A1U1-4, resetting A1U1) A1Q1 turns off. The magnets de-energize and
lock preventing tabletop "float" motion.
Foot Pedal Disable Circuit
A Foot Pedal Disable Switch is located below the table rail on the left end of the table. Pressing
the switch until PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH lamp DS2 is illuminated disconnects FLOAT switch
thereby disabling FLOAT foot pedal operation. When the patient is in the correct location for x-ray,
disabling the FLOAT foot pedal push button prevents inadvertent activation of the pedal. When
PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH lamp DS2 is not illuminated, the FLOAT foot pedals are fully
operational.
NOTE: This feature can be altered to cause the FLOAT push button switch on the
Operator Control Handle Assembly to be disabled as well, when the PEDAL DISABLE
SWITCH activated.
Receptor Cabinet Lock
The Receptor Cabinet magnetic lock has its own release switch (S5) for Receptor Cabinet
positioning. When S5 is pressed, the Receptor Cabinet locking magnet is de-energized enabling
cabinet movement.
MODEL QT-750 TABLE
off switch.
The table's major electrical components include the AC transformer and fuse block, printed circuit
boards, magnetic locks, and DC motor. Vertical table motion is performed by a motor-driven twin
lead screw assembly mounted on the table base. The DC motor drives the twin lead screw
assembly via belt connection, which extends (upward) and retracts (downward) the Scissors
Assembly when the UP or DOWN Foot Pedal, respectively, is depressed. See Figures 5-2 and 5-
5 in Chapter 5, Diagrams.
Power Distribution
115/230 VAC line input is applied through terminal board TB1, fuses F1 and F2, and line filter FL1
and to AC transformer T1. Transformer T1 provides 20 VAC to 6-Way Table Control Board A1

which generates 24VDC for magnets and 15VDC for logic circuitry. Transformer T1 also provides
110 VAC through Emergency Switch (S16) to DC Motor Driver A2 (AC terminals) which provides
160VDC (sags to 145VDC while elevator motor is running) and to 6-Way Table Control Board
connector A1J1-15 and A1J1-16. 110AC provided to control board is for supplying other
components power if they need. See Figure 5-2 in Chapter 5, Diagrams.
Voltage Regulation
From AC transformer T1, 20 VAC is supplied to 6-Way Table Control Board A1 at connector pins
A1J5-1 and A1J5-3 (see Figure 5-2). Fuse protection for 20 VAC input is provided by fuse A1F2.
Up/Down Control
Model QT-750 tables have one UP and one DOWN foot pedal, which operate switches S1 and
S2. When S1 or S2 is activated, the output of U3B or U3D will be activated low, which will enable
the relay of K1 and the volt of DRIVER IN+ will be in the 6-way control board. Secondly the output
of U3A & U3C will be activated low accordingly, which enable the relay of K2 or the K4 and K3
separately. If the K2 is closed, the volt of DRIVE IN+ is applied on the Pin10 of J1 and the
DRIVER IN- is on the Pin12. While if the K4 and K3 (See Note) are closed, the volt of DRIVE IN-
is applied on the Pin10, Pin2 of J1 and the DRIVER IN+ is on the Pin12, which will supply DC
motor the different positive and negative voltage so the motor runs in different direction and table
will be up and down accordingly.
NOTE: One more thing need attention is, if the table is moving down, the damping
resistors will be connected in parallel to the motor by relay of K3 which make sure the
motor run stable when table is down.
Float Control
Model QT-750 tables have two FLOAT foot pedals, which operate switches S11 and S12 and a
FLOAT push button switch (S14) located on the Operator Control Handle Assembly, attached to
the tabletop accessory rail. When S11, S12, or S14 is activated, a low FLOAT signal from A1J2-
15 is applied through 6-Way Table Control Board connector A1J2-18. This signal triggers a one-
shot that produces a 47 second pulse, which provides drive current for the +24 VDC transverse
and longitudinal electromagnets. The magnets release the mechanical brakes allowing tabletop
"float" motion. When the FLOAT push button is released, or after 47 seconds of continuous
activation (i.e., after the one-shot times out) the magnets are de-energized and the fail-safe
brakes lock, inhibiting tabletop "float" motion.
Foot Pedal Disable Switch
A Foot Pedal Disable Switch is located below the table rail on the left end of the table. Pressing
the switch until PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH lamp DS2 is illuminated disconnects FLOAT switch
thereby disabling FLOAT foot pedal operation. When the patient is in the correct location for x-ray,
disabling the FLOAT foot pedal push button prevents inadvertent activation of the pedal. When
PEDAL DISABLE SWITCH lamp DS2 is not illuminated, the FLOAT foot pedals are fully
operational.

NOTE: This feature can be altered to cause the FLOAT push button switch on the
Operator Control Handle Assembly to be disabled as well, when the PEDAL DISABLE
SWITCH activated.
Positive Beam Limitation
When the table is used in a PBL system, the UP LIMIT signal is used to prevent exposures when
the table is not in its full up position (i.e., at 40" SID). Relay A1K8 is energized when the table is
at its maximum up position (as indicated when the /UP LIMIT signal is active low) to indicate the
40" SID position via relay contact closure at A1J4-1 and A1J4-2. This contact closure is then fed
to the table's PBL circuit to indicate the 40" SID position.
Receptor Cabinet Lock
The Receptor Cabinet magnetic lock has its own release switch (S15) for Receptor Cabinet
positioning. When S15 is pressed, the Receptor Cabinet locking magnet is de-energized enabling
cabinet movement.
Emergency Stop Switch
The Emergency Stop switch (S16) is a two-position push-button switch connected across the 110
VAC secondary of transformer T1. Pressing the switch breaks the 110 VAC input connection
applied to DC Motor Driver Board A2 (at one AC terminal) thereby removing power from the table
DC motor drive circuit. To restore power, the switch must be manually released to the normally
closed position.
In addition to providing an emergency shut-off function, the Emergency Stop Switch serves as an
indicator lamp that flashes at a 1-Hertz rate in the event one of the following "faults" occur:
 Any of the obstruction sensors (S3 - S6) are activated (during tabletop down movement)
 A drive belt fault condition occurs (i.e. snapped or disengaged belt), sensed by normally-
closed MOTOR BELT switch S22
 A sync belt fault condition occurs (i.e. snapped or disengaged belt), sensed by normally-
closed SYNC BELT switch S23
 DC Motor over-temperature fault occurs (motor temperature exceeds 70°C), sensed by
DC Motor thermal switch S21
 The 20 VAC input from transformer T1 falls below 15% nominal
 Redundant down limit switch S10 or redundant up limit switch S8 is activated
When any of the above conditions occur, a low-to-high transition is applied to a 1-Hz square wave
oscillator/transistor circuit on Table Control Board A1, which generates the FL+EM SW signal that
drives the EMERGENCY SWITCH LAMP DS1 through connector A1J2-20.
Additions to the QT-750/740 for Auto-tracking System
The Additions to the QT-750/740 for the Auto Tracking System are to allow for the following
functions.
1. The vertical Auto-tracking Potentiometer has been relocated as shown in Figure 3-1. In
addition to Auto-tracking, it is used for position tracking to allow for continuous SID.
2. A Bucky longitudinal Potentiometer was added as shown in the Figure 3-2

3. This potentiometer is used for position tracking to allow for display of SID only as long as
the X-Ray beam is incident with the detector.
4. The auto-tracking enable button is added to enable auto-tracking function by pressing the
button and lamp lit.

Chapter 4 SERVICE I NSTRUCTIONS
SERVICE
INSTRUCTIONS

OVERVIEW
This chapter provides instructions to assist the service technician in maintaining the smooth
operation of the table. The table will function reliably when maintained according to the
instructions provided in this chapter. Only properly trained service personnel should service or
maintain this equipment. Safe equipment performance requires the attention of service personnel
who are specifically trained and experienced with medical x-ray apparatus. Applicable preventive
maintenance or any repair service should be performed by these skilled individuals. Failure to
follow manufacturer’s or service personnel’s recommendations may result in serious injury.
WARNING! Personnel engaged in maintenance activities should exercise normal

caution and care while working with electromechanical equipment. Before removing or
opening any electrical power panels or covers, verify that the incoming power supply is
turned OFF. In the event maintenance procedures require power to be supplied to the unit,
extreme care MUST be exercised to insure the safety of service or other personnel in the
area. When working on the Scissors Assembly, be sure the Safety Bracket is installed as
shown in Figure 4-1. Verify that the equipment is properly grounded before attempting any
electrical operation.
SAFETY
BRACKET
Figure 4-1 Safety Bracket Installed

WARNING! Always disconnect the equipment from the main power supply prior
to any cleaning. Disconnect power by removing plug, or by setting circuit breaker to OFF
position, when power provided from a direct hook-up. Use a DVM to verify that zero
voltage is measured at TB1-1 and TB1-2. In addition, when servicing a system with a
Bucky/DR, the generator’s circuit breaker must be OFF. When servicing a system
equipped with a DR Receptor, its power source must be OFF.
SERVICE MAINTENANCE
WARNING! Always disconnect the equipment from the main power supply prior
to any cleaning. Disconnect power by removing plug, or by setting circuit breaker to OFF
position, when power provided from a direct hook-up. Use a DVM to verify that zero
voltage is measured at TB1-1 and TB1-2. In addition, when servicing a system with a
Bucky/DR, the generator’s circuit breaker must be OFF. When servicing a system
equipped with a DR Receptor, its power source must be OFF.
Visual Inspection
A complete series of inspections and functional checks was conducted at installation to insure
proper operation of the system. The following inspection and adjustment procedures are
recommended to maintain the system in its original operating condition.
Perform Every Six Months (all models)
1. Conduct a general inspection for worn or damaged parts

2. Check for evidence of loose hardware or loose wires
3. Check all bearings and bearing surfaces for cleanliness and corrosion
4. Clean Bearing Tracks with a clean, dry cloth
5. Check for smoothness of Receptor Cabinet motion
6. Verify that all ground conductors are properly and securely installed and free of corrosion
or damage
7. Check all electrical cabling and wiring for wear and fraying
8. Perform float top locking magnet operational (refer to "Float Top Locking Magnet Check"
procedure in this chapter):
a. Longitudinal holding force should be at least 75 pounds.
b. Transverse holding force should be at least 80 pounds.
9. Check external covers for proper fit
10. Check Receptor Cabinet motion (refer to Chapter 2 Section CHECK RECEPTOR
CABINET OPERATION).
Perform Every Six Months (QT-750 only)
1. Perform a functional check (see below) of the table’s vertical travel.

2. Check external covers for scratches that may indicate cover misalignment or damage
caused by collisions with footstools, trolleys, or other equipment.
3. Clean linear bearing guide shafts at top of scissor mechanism: Wipe with a clean, dry
cloth.
4. Inspect Drive and Sync belts for:
a) Proper tension (25 ft./lbs.)

b) Wear and/or Cracks
c) Replace belt after 10 years, or if:
 Belt it is dry and lacks resilience.
 Cracks appear in the belt, or missing teeth are observed.
 If uneven wear is observed.
Functional Check for Model QTT-750 Elevating Tables
NOTE: These checks should be performed whenever a relevant replacement part

is installed, or at six-month intervals.
1. Before securing the power, raise the table to the full up position and then turn power off.
2. Remove the upper and lower covers from the table.
WARNING! On Model QT-750 tables, a Safety Bracket (mounted on the QT-750

table base plate) is provided to prevent collapse of the Scissors Assembly onto the table
base plate during servicing. Verify Safety Bracket is in place as shown in Figure 4-1 prior
to servicing around or below the Scissors Assembly.
3. Check mounting hardware that mounts table base to the floor for a secure, tight fit. Be
sure to check all six (6) mounting points.
4. Turn power on to the table.
WARNING! Exercise extreme care to insure the safety of service or other

personnel in the area. DO NOT insert hands, tools, etc., into the Scissors Assembly area
while power is on. When ready to continue functional checks, remove the Safety Bracket
(if installed) before operating the table.
5. Check table travel by driving the table down and then up. Make sure that nothing is
binding or pulling during the up/down travel movement.
6. On PBL systems, such as with automatic collimators, verify table/collimator S.I.D.
Interlock feature operates correctly.
7. Replace the upper and lower table covers (refer to Chapter 2, Assembly and Installation).
8. Place a loaded cassette into the Bucky tray and take a projection. Inspect the film to
determine whether the Bucky and collimator are still in alignment.
Lubrication
Model QT-750 tables require lubrication at the locations shown in Figures 4-2 and 4-3 at least
every twelve months. Model QT-740 requires lubrication at the locations shown in Figure 4-3 at
least every twelve months.
1. Lubricate two (2) Lead Screw shafts using NGLI no. 1 grease (Superlube® Multipurpose
Grease, Lubriplate MAG-1 Polymer Grease, or equivalent).
2. Lubricate points as shown in Figures 4-2 and 4-3. Use light weight machine quality oil
only!

Figure 4-2 Lubrication Points - Table Frame Thompson Shafts
Figure 4-3 Lubrication Points - Bucky Thompson Shafts
Float Top Locking Magnet Check
1. Starting at one corner, lift the phenolic table top up and then gradually pull the top apart
from dual-lock tape attached to table rails. Place table top to the side.

2. Loosen the two main screws securing each Longitudinal Magnet Bracket to Transverse
Rails.
3. Insert 0.4 mm Shim between Magnet and Brake bracket (see black arrow in Figure 4-4)
4. Press float foot pedal. The magnet should release from Brake Shoe. If not, push against
magnet until it releases.
5. Slide the Longitudinal Magnet Bracket toward Tabletop Rail until Magnet just contacts the
shim. Ensure Brake Pad is parallel with respect to rail.
6. Tighten two (2) hex head screws in Longitudinal Magnet Bracket.
The longitudinal Brakes have

been located to the front side
of the Table. This eliminated
the shimming of the tabletop
frame.
NOTE: There is a left and a
right Table Brake assembly!

Magnet Assembly
Brake Pad Bracket

(Pad is vulcanized
to the bracket)
Figure 4-4 Adjusting the Longitudinal (Float) Magnets
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE
The following table provides instructions for troubleshooting various problems that could be
encountered on Model QT-740 and/or QT-750 radiographic tables. Refer to Chapter 8, Diagrams
for the locations of the LEDs mentioned in this table.
Table 4-1 Troubleshooting Information

Problem/Indication Table Model Action
Emergency Shut-off Switch QT-750 6-Way Table Control Board contains various
Lamp is flashing. status/error LEDs to indicate current operational status
of the table and to identify particular error types. The
steps that follow provide a description of each LED
indicator and suggest an appropriate action in the
event the indicator is lit.
Error LED D12 (OBS SENS QT-750 This LED is lit when front left obstruction sensor is
#1) is lit and error LED D53 activated:
(EMERG) is flashing. 1. Remove obstruction.
2. Adjust front left obstruction sensor.

Error LED D16 (OBS SENS QT-750 This LED is lit when rear left obstruction sensor is
2. Adjust rear left obstruction sensor.
Error LED D22 (OBS SENS QT-750 This LED is lit when front right obstruction sensor is
Error LED D22 (OBS SENS QT-750 This LED is lit when rear right obstruction sensor is
Status LED D31 (BRAKE) is QT-750 Power is applied to three fail-safe brakes (i.e., brakes
lit are in released state). No action is required; this is a
normal condition during table top up/down motion.
Status LED D32 (DN LMT) is QT-750 This LED is lit when table top is at "normal" down limit.
lit No action is required; this is a normal condition when
table is in down position.
Status LED D36 (UP LMT) is QT-750 This LED is lit when table top is at "normal" up limit.
lit No action is required; this is a normal condition when
table is in up position.
Status LED D42 (PEDDIS) is QT-750 No action is required; this is a normal condition when
lit Foot Pedal Disable Switch is activated. Pedal
disabled/Operator Control Handle enabled = ON
Pedal/Operator Control Handle enabled = OFF
Status LED D48 (FLOAT) is QT-750 This LED is lit when table top "float" function is not
lit active. No action is required; this is a normal condition
when Float Foot Pedal or Operator Control Handle
FLOAT
Push button is not pushed in.
Error LED D51 (BELTS) is lit QT-750 This LED is lit when the Drive or Sync belt sensor is
and error LED D53 activated, or drive motor thermal sensor is activated,
(EMERG.) is flashing or transformer A1T1 input voltage falls below required
operational voltage. Perform following checks:
1. Check if a drive belt fault condition occurred (i.e.
snapped or disengaged belt), sensed by normally-
closed MOTOR BELT switch S22.
2. Check if a sync belt fault condition occurred (i.e.
snapped or disengaged belt), sensed by normally-
closed SYNC BELT switch S23.
3. If no belt fault is found, a DC Motor over
temperature
fault may have occurred
(Motor temperature exceeds 70°C), sensed by DC
Motor thermal switch S21. Allow DC
Motor to cool, and then re-check table operation. If still
not operating, remove power from table and check
S21 with ohmmeter. If open, replace S21.
4. If none of the above, the 20 VAC output from
transformer T1 may have dropped below
15% nominal. Check for 110 VAC across terminals L1
and L2 on DC Motor Driver Board
A2, and also on 6-Way Table Control Board A1
connector J1, across pins 15 and 16.

Error LED D53 (EMERG.) is QT-750 Release Emergency Switch, error light should
lit steady and Emergency extinguish.
shut-off switch is activated.
Error LED D56 (U/D LMT) is QT-750 This LED is lit when table top redundant down limit
lit and error LED D53 switch S10 or redundant up limit
(EMERG.) is flashing switch S8 was activated, indicating excessive table
up/down speed or a failure or
Misalignments of primary up limit switch S9 or primary
down limit switch S7. To
regain table movement, de-activate the activated
redundant switch (i.e., S10 or
S8) then move table up or down as required until table
top height is within normal operating height range.
Check table speed and adjust as required (i.e.,
readjust MOTOR SPEED potentiometers A1R27
(Down Motion) and A1R78 (Up Motion) on 6-Way
Table Control Board A1). It is recommended that the
travel time (fully raised to fully lowered) remain in the
range of between 8-14 seconds.
Table does not drive up or QT-750 1. Check if the Emergency Shut-off switch is activated
down; error LED D53 (Emergency Shut-off switch indicator light is
(EMERG.) is flashing illuminated, D53 is flashing).
2. Check Up foot pedal connections at connector pins
A1J2-1 and A1J2-15 and Down foot pedal connections
at pins A1J2-11 and A1J2-15.
(See note). 3. Check for loose pin connection on 6-Way Table
Control Board A1 connector J1 (pins 10 and 12 to DC
Motor, and pins 8 and 14 to Motor Brake).

Table does not drive up or QT-750 1.Verify the following:
down; error LED D53 a. AC supply to DC Motor Driver Board A2 is normal
(EMERG.) not flashing (110 to 120 VAC during
Standby; 100 VAC when driving up or down).
b. DC supply on DC Motor Driver Board A2 is normal
(160 to 165 VDC during
(See note). Standby; approx. 145 VDC when driving up or down).
c. A normal "speed command" input voltage as
measured between S1 (L) and S2 (W) on the DC
Motor Driver Board A2 (0 VDC during standby;
between 4.5 and 12.0 VDC when driving up or down).
2. If above appear normal, and an insufficient sag in
the DC occurs, do the following:
a. Disconnect the A+ and A- leads from the Minarik
DC Motor Driver Board A2.
b. Measure Ohms across the leads you removed as
you command a vertical motion. Once the control
relays are activated, the motor armature's input
impedance (Low Ohms) should appear on these leads.
c. If no change occurs, the problem is in the current
path to the motor. If low ohms reading does occur and
no motion or a slow motion occurs, replace the
defective DC Motor Driver Board A2.
Table drives up, does not QT-750 1. While activating Down Foot Pedal, monitor voltage
drive down; status LED D36 across 6-Way Table Control Board connector J2 pins
(UP LMT) is lit, error LED 11 and 15 to verify operation of Down Pedal Switch
D56 (U/D LMT) is not lit S2. Replace switch if faulty. If switch is good, proceed
with next step.
2. Check signal at TP6 on 6-Way Table Control Board
A1 while activating DOWN foot pedal. It should toggle
(See note). between high (+15 VDC) when pedal is activated and
low (approx. 0 VDC) when pedal is not activated. If
not, replace A1 board.
Table drives down, does not QT-750 1. While activating Up Foot Pedal, monitor voltage
drive up; status LED D32 Across 6-Way Table Control Board connector J2 pins
(DN LMT) is lit, error LED 1 and 15 to verify operation of Up Pedal Switch S1.
D56 (U/D LMT) is not lit Replace switch if faulty. If switch is good, proceed with
next step.
2. Check signal on TP3 on 6-Way Table Control Board
A1 while activating UP foot pedal. It should toggle
(See note). between high (+15 VDC) when pedal is activated and
low (approx. 0 VDC) when pedal is not activated. If
not, replace A1 board.
Table drives down too fast QT-750 Measure the bridge resistance separately. The value
but drives up normally. should be 35Ω. If not, replace the resistance.

Table drives up and down, QT-750 1. Check if the Emergency Shut-off switch is activated
but tabletop does not float (Emergency Shut-off switch indicator light is
illuminated, D53 is flashing).
2. Check +24 VDC supply fuses A1F1 (8A) and A1F2
(10A) on 6-Way Table Control Board A1.
(See note). 3. Verify 20 VAC is present across 6-Way Table
Control Board A1 connector J5 pins 1 and 3.
4. Verify +24 VDC is present across 6-Way Table
Control Board A1 connector J3 pins 1 and 8 (for
Transverse Magnet) and connector J3 pins 4 and 6
(for Longitudinal Magnet).
5. Check if transistors Q1 and Q3 on 6-Way Table
Control Board A1 are shorted.
No Power to the Table QT-740 1. Check for correct incoming line voltage at terminal
QT-750 block TB1-1 and TB1-2.
2. Check line input fuses F1 and F2.
3. Check for 115 VAC across TB1-5 and TB1-9. If not
present, replace line filter.
4. Check 115 VAC and 20 VAC outputs of AC Input
Transformer T1: measure for 110 VAC across 6-Way
Table Control Board A1 connector J1-15 and
Emergency Shut-off switch terminal 1. Measure 20
VAC across 6-Way Table Control Board A1 connector
J5 pins 1 and 3.
Image Receptor Cabinet lock QT-740 1. Verify +24 VDC is present across 6-Way Table
not working QT-750 Control Board A1 connector J3 pins 2 and 9.
Verify +24 VDC is present across 4-Way Table
Control Board A1 connector J1 pins 6 and 8.
2. Check +24 VDC supply fuse A1F1 on 6-Way
Table Control Board A1.
Check 18 VAC input fuse A1F1 on 4-Way Table
Control Board A1.
3. Check Bucky Switch S15 and Bucky
electromagnet for QT-750.
Check Bucky Switch S5 and Bucky
electromagnet for QT-740.
Float Top Locking Magnets QT-740 1. Refer to "FLOAT TOP Longitudinal LOCKING
not holding sufficiently. QT-750 MAGNET ADJUSTMENT" procedure in this
Section 3.3.2 for Float
Top Locking Magnet adjustment instructions.
2. Check the rail clean and rubber pad.
3. Check the power.
Transversal Float Brake does QT-740 1. Check the rail clean and rubber pad.
not hold sufficiently. QT-750 2. Check the power.
NOTE: All vertical drive and horizontal float scenarios described in Table 4-1 are
based on the proper setting of the Pedal Disable Switch shown in Figure 2-9. The standard
Pedal Disable Configuration is such, that when the Switch is illuminated, all foot pedal
functions are disabled, and all Operator Control Handle functions are enabled. This
configuration is subject to alteration via jumper connections shown in the Wiring Diagram
shown in Chapter 5, DIAGRAMS, Figure 5-2. Therefore trouble shooting procedures must
account for the enable and disable characteristics of the Pedal Disable Switch when in
active or passive mode.

REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
The following procedures provide step-by-step instructions for removal and replacement of the
repairable components in the table.
Replacing the Drive Belt (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
CAUTION! Make sure to remove any objects from the tabletop before continuing.
To replace the Drive Belt and proceed as follows:
1. Raise the table to the full up position and then turn power off.
2. Remove upper and lower table covers.
3. Assure the power on input terminal is off.
4. Install Service Safety Bracket.
5. Remove four Torx screws securing the DC Motor to Table Base Plate (see Figure 4-5).
6. Remove Drive Belt from pulley.
7. Install replacement Drive Belt on pulley.
8. Install four Torx screws securing DC Motor to the Table Base Plate.
9. Verify Drive Belt Safety Switch is in open position (if not, motor will not operate).
10. Remove Safety Bracket.
11. Reinstall upper and lower table covers (refer to Chapter 2, Assembly and Installation).
12. Turn on power.
13. Check table operation.
14. If the function check is ok, please reinstall upper and lower table covers. If not re-check
the above step.
Replacing the Sync Belt (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
CAUTION! Make sure to remove any objects from the tabletop before continuing.
To replace the Sync Belt and proceed as follows:
5. Remove four (4) Torx screws securing the DC Motor to the Table Base Plate (see
Figure ).
6. Remove Drive Belt from pulley.
7. Loosen two (2) screws securing Sync Belt Switch Bracket (see Figure 4-5) and lift Sync
Belt Switch Bracket. (Do not disconnect switch wires).
8. Loosen four screws securing Belt Tensioner to create slack in belt (see Figure 4-5). If
necessary, remove Belt Tensioner to achieve sufficient slack for belt removal.

Belt Tensioner
Belt Tensioner
Sync Belt Switch Mounting Screws
Sync Belt Switch Bracket Mounting (4X)
Bracket Screws (2X)
Figure 4-5 Location of Sync Belt Switch Bracket and Tensioner
9. Loosen four Torx screws securing Ball Screw Mounting Block at pulley end of Lead
Screw to Base Plate see Figure 4-6). Pull out pin and shaft to remove Block from Lead
Screw.
10. Remove Sync Belt from pulleys.
11. Install replacement Sync Belt on pulleys.
12. Verify the distance between Ball Nut Blocks and center Ball Screw Mounting Blocks are
equal (±0.003"). If not, rotate either shaft until distances are equal (within tolerance). This
is to ensure equal torque on both Lead Screws.
13. Install Ball Screw Mounting Block on pulley end of Lead Screw and secure to Table Base
Plate using four Torx screws.
14. Re-install Belt Tensioner (if removed).
15. Verify Sync Belt Safety Switch is in open position (if not, motor will not operate).
17. Reinstall upper and lower table covers (refer to Chapter 2, Assembly and Installation).
18. Turn on power. Perform an operational test and check table travel and positions.
Ball Screw
Mounting Block
Pin
Figure 4-6 Screw Mounting Block Locations

Replacing the Belt Tensioner (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
To replace the Belt Tensioner and proceed as follows:
5. Loosen four Torx screws and pull out pin from shaft (See Figure 4-5).
6. Install replacement belt tensioner
7. Tighten four screws and insert the pin in the shaft.
the above step.
Note: It is no necessary to adjust belt tightness for replacing belt tensioner.
Replacing the DC Motor (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
To replace the DC Motor and proceed as follows:
5. Remove the two DC Motor wires connected to 6-Way Table Control Board A1
connectors A1J1-12 and A1J1-10.
6. Remove four (4) Torx bolts securing the DC Motor to the Table Base Plate (See Figure
4-7).
7. Remove Drive Belt from DC Motor pulley.
8. Loosen set screw securing pulley to motor shaft and remove pulley from shaft. Retain
pulley (and key) for re-assembly.
9. Slide pulley (with key inserted) onto shaft of replacement DC Motor.
10. Reinstall Drive Belt on DC Motor Pulley.
11. Mount DC Motor to Table Base Plate using four (4) hex bolts.
12. Be sure pulley on DC Motor is aligned with pulley on Lead Screw to within ±1/16". After
adjusting pulley position, tighten set screw on DC Motor pulley.
13. Connect replacement DC Motor wires to 6-Way Table Control Board connector A1J1-12
and A1J1-10.
14. Verify Drive Belt Safety Switch is in open position (if not, motor will not operate).
16. Turn on power.
the above step.

DC Motor Mounting
Screws (4X)
Figure 4-7 DC Motor
Replacing the DC Motor Fail Safe Brake (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
To replace the DC Motor Fail Safe Brake and proceed as follows:
5. Disconnect the cable to connect with brake.
6. Remove the three hex screws securing Brake to the DC Motor and remove the brake.
7. Install a new brake on the mount bracket with three hex screws and connect the power
cable.
9. Turn on power.
the above step.
Replacing the DC Motor Driver Board A2 (Model QT-750 Tables Only)

Figure 4-8 DC Motor Driver Board A2 Layout (Minarik-manufactured)
To replace the DC Motor Driver Board A2, refer to Figure 4-9 and proceed as follows:
4. Install Service Safety Bracket (see Figure 4-1).
5. Disconnect seven "STACON" type connectors from terminals on DC Motor Driver Board
A2.
6. Remove four (4) screws securing DC Motor Driver Board A2 to Board Mounting Bracket
and remove board. Retain screws for reassembly.
7. On replacement DC Motor Driver Board A2, viewing each potentiometer as a clock-face,
set the pointers to the following initial o'clock positions, where 12:00 o'clock is pointing
straight up (see Figure 4-8), set each as follows:
 Max Speed 6:00 (fully clockwise)
 Current Limit 4:00
 Accel/Decel 3:30
 IR Comp 4:00
8. Position replacement DC Motor Driver Board A2 on Board Mounting Bracket and secure
using screws removed in previous step.
9. Re-connect seven STACON connectors to terminals on DC Motor Driver Board A2.

11. Turn on power.
12. On DC Motor Driver Board A2, measure the DC voltage across S1 (L) and S2 (W)
following Table 4-2. Adjust the Motor Speed potentiometer A1R27 (Down) located on
Table Control Board A1 (AY40-030T), to 10 seconds when driving table down. Use
potentiometer A1R78 (Up) to adjust motor speed to 8 seconds when driving table up
(recommended). Any speed between 8-12 seconds is acceptable.
the above step.
Table 4-2 Minarik DC Motor Driver Board Normal Voltage Levels

Test Points Location & Function Standby Drive up or down
AC (~) to AC (~) Motor Controller 110 - 120 > 100VAC
Bridge Rectifier VAC
DC+ to DC- Motor Controller 160 - 165 Sags to ~145 Vdc
Power Supply Vdc
S1(L) to S2(W) Motor Controller 0 Vdc +4.5 Vdc to +12.0 Vdc
Speed Command
A+ to A- Motor Controller 0 Vdc 70 Vdc (±50 Vdc)
Output to varies with load and
Motor speed
TP1 to TP2 6-Way Table Control
Board A1 speed
Drive IN
Replacing the Lead Screw Brake (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
To replace the Lead Screw Fail Safe Brake and proceed as follows:
5. Disconnect the cable to connect with brake.
6. Remove the three hex screws securing Brake to the Mount Bracket and remove the
brake (See Figure 4-9).
NOTE: Please check the brake connector direction on the mount bracket before
remove the brake. To avoid the issue that you cannot route the cable after installing new
brake.
7. Install a new brake on the mount bracket with three hex screws and connect the power
cable.
9. Turn on power.
the above step.

Figure 4-9 Lead Screw Brake
Replacing 6-Way Control Board (Model QT-750 Tables Only)
WARNING! To prevent electrical shock hazards, make sure power is off before
proceeding.
To replace the 6-Way Control Board and proceed as follows:
4. Install Service Safety Bracket (see Figure 4-1).
5. Disconnect the connector on the control board.
6. Remove four (4) screws securing Control Board A1 to Board Mounting Bracket and
remove board. Retain screws for reassembly.
7. Position replacement Control Board A1 on Board Mounting Bracket and secure using
screws removed in previous step.
8. Remove the fuse in F1 of original board and install it in the new board.
NOTE: This step is very important. The fuse in F1 of new board is 8A/250VAC but
the fuse in F1 of original board is 10A/250VAC. We need to use fuse 10A/250VAC.
9. Re-connect all connector on the control board.

11. Turn on power.
12. Check the table operation.
the above step.

Figure 4-10 6-Way Control Board
Replacing 4-Way Control Board (Model QT-740 Tables Only)
proceeding.
To replace the 4-Way Control Board and proceed as follows:
1. Turn the table power off.

4. Disconnect the connector on the control board.
5. Remove four (4) screws securing Control Board A1 to Board Mounting Bracket and
remove board. Retain screws for reassembly.
6. Position replacement Control Board A1 on Board Mounting Bracket and secure using
screws removed in previous step.
7. Re-connect all connector on the control board.
9. Turn on power.
10. Check the table operation (tabletop float, all button/pedal function).
11. If the function check is ok, please reinstall upper and lower table covers (refer to Chapter
2). If not, re-check the above step.

Receptor Cabinet Replacement
The following procedure is performed with the radiographic portion of the tabletop removed. To
remove the radiographic portion of the tabletop, lift up at one corner and pull off tabletop.
proceeding.
NOTE: Reference Table 1-1 for Supplemental Documentation to support

removal and replacement of drawer and non-drawer type, and portable and non-
portable type DR receptor cabinet’s models not described herein.
1. On systems equipped with a moving grid (Bucky), tag and disconnect wires connected to
Bucky terminal strip and ground cable.
2. Remove seven (7) screws securing Receptor Cabinet to Receptor Cabinet Mounting
Bracket and remove cabinet, see Figure 4-11.
3. Place new Receptor Cabinet inside Receptor Cabinet Mounting Brackets and install eight
(7) screws. Do not tighten screws.
4. Position Receptor Cabinet in brackets at all four corners. When this position is achieved,
tighten Receptor Cabinet mounting screws.
5. Install radiographic portion of the tabletop. Slide the Receptor Cabinet from one end of
the table to the other and ensure that the movement is smooth.
Figure 4-11 Receptor Cabinet Installations
Power Line Cord Replacement
To replace the Power Line Cord and proceed as follows:
1. Unplug the power cord from the wall receptacle.

2. Note the locations of all plastic wire ties securing the power cord (for re-assembly) then
cut and remove each.
3. Domestic (US) systems - Detach white and black power cord wires from terminal block
TB1-1 and TB1-2, respectively. International systems - Detach brown and blue power
cord wires from terminal block TB1-1 and TB1-2, respectively.
4. Detach the green power cord wire from the protective earth stud (note order of
attachment of ground wires on stud for re-assembly; green power line cord ground wire is
below lowest hex nut). Remove power line cord.
5. Attach the green wire on the replacement power line cord to the protective earth stud
(bottom position) and secure using hex nut.

6. Re-attach all other ground wires to protective earth ground stud in the order noted during
removal procedure.
7. Domestic (US) systems - Attach white and black power cord wires to terminal block TB1-
1 and TB1-2, respectively. International systems - Attach brown and blue power cord
wires to terminal block TB1-1 and TB1-2, respectively.
8. Secure power line cord to table using plastic wire ties in the locations noted during
removal procedure.
9. Plug the table power cord into wall receptacle and verify proper operation.
the above step.
Cassette Tray Removal Procedure
To remove the cassette tray from the housing for cleaning or repair, proceed as follows:
1. Float the tabletop fully back.

2. Pull the cassette tray out by the handle until it stops.
3. Grasp both sides of the tray with your right hand placed near the table and your left hand
towards the tray front.
Locate the finger hole on the right side of the tray bottom. A spring-loaded plate covers this hole.
Press the plate with your right index finger, lift the cassette tray up slightly and pull the tray away
from the housing.
REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ORDERING INFORMATION
Table 4-3 provides a list of replaceable parts for the Models QT-740 tables. Figures 4-12 through
4-30 show the locations of the replaceable parts in the system. Use only original replacement
parts, as supplied or recommended by Carestream Healthcare.
Table 4-3 Table Replaceable Parts

Item Description Part Number Models Used Qty Used In
On System
1 Assembly – Sub, Foot Pedal SPAA2713 QT-750 1
1a Foot Pedal (Up/Down/Float), SPAA8616 QT-740 2
Table Up/Dn Limit Switches QT-750 4

On System
2 Pedal-Float, Fixed Table SPAA5321 QT-740 1
3 4-Way Table Control Board SP9J2010 QT-740 1
4 6-Way Table Control Board SPAC0078 QT-750 1
5 AC Transformer SP9J2101 QT-740 1
6 Fuse, 2 Amp (115 VAC Input) SPAC7667 QT-740 2
Fuse, 1 Amp (230 VAC Input) SPAA0333 QT-740 2
7 Longitudinal Magnet SP9J2016 QT-740 2
Assembly, Front Right/Left Side QT-750 2
8 Transverse Magnet Assembly SP9J2015 QT-740 4
QT-750 4
9 Transverse Bearing SP6H1020 QT-740 12
QT-750 12
10 Obstruction Switch, Cross-Roll SPAC0083 QT-750 4
11 Bearing-Ball 6*22*7mm SPAA0045 QT-740 14
QT-750
11a Bearing-Ball 6*19*6mm SP8G5091 QT-740 15
QT-750
11b Standoff Bearing SPAA4115 QT-740 6
QT-750
12 Assembly, Bucky Magnet SPAC3235 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
13 Switch, Pushbutton, Emergency SPAC0082 QT-750 1
14 Bracket-E Stop Box SPAA2387 QT-750 1
15 Switch, Foot Pedal Disable SPAA0340 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
16 Bulb, Blue, Foot Pedal Disable SPAA0342 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
17 Operator Control Handle SP9J1707 QT-740 1
Assembly (includes single
switches and cable)
17 Operator Control Handle SPAA2714 QT-750 1
Assembly (includes dual
switches and cable)
17a Switch, FLOAT Push Button SPAA0046 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
18 Receptor Lock Release Lever SP9J2159 QT-740 1
Handle Grip (Gray) QT-750 1
19 AC Transformer SPAC0077 QT-750 1
20 DC Motor Driver Board (Minarik SPAC0073 QT-750 1
type)
21 Lead Screw Assembly, Rear SPAB1870 QT-750 1
Lead Screw Assembly, Front SPAB1870 1
22 Brake, Fail-Safe, Lead Screw SP6J6796 QT-750 2
23 DC Motor SPAC0055 QT-750 1
24 Belt, Drive SPAB9948 QT-750 1
25 Belt, Sync SPAB9949 QT-750 1
26 Brake, Fail-Safe, Motor SPAC0086 QT-750 1
27 Line Filter SPAC0080 QT-750 1
28 RES, ALUMINUM 35 Ohm SPAC0081 QT-750 4
50W,1%
29 Assembly, DC Motor SPAB1937 QT-750 1

On System
30 Fuse, 6 Amp (115 VAC Input) SPAC0088 QT-750 2
Fuse, 3 Amp (230 VAC Input) SPAC0087
31 Tether power supply SPAA0370 QT-740 2
QT-750 2
32 Tether Interface Board SPAA4372 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
33 Bracket - tether power supply SPAB1614 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
34 Cover, Front Upper (Silver Lining) SP9J0766 QT-740 1
Cover, Front Upper (QMI White) SPAD7431 QT-750 1
35 Cover, Front Bottom (Silver Lining) SP9J0795 QT-740 1
Cover, Front Bottom (QMI White) QT-750 1
Cover, Front Bottom (Knight SPAD7428
Armor) SPAD7429
36 Cover, Right Bottom (Silver Lining) SP9J0798 QT-740 1
Cover, Right Bottom (QMI White) QT-750 1
Cover, Right Bottom (Knight SPAD7426
Armor) SPAD7427
37 Cover, Left Bottom (Silver Lining) SP9J0798 QT-740 1
Cover, Left Bottom (QMI White) AD7426 QT-750 1
Cover, Left Bottom (Knight Armor) AD7427
38 Cover, Rear Upper (Silver Lining) SP9J0768 QT-740 1
Cover, Rear Upper (QMI White) SPAD7430 QT-750 1
39 Cover, Rear Bottom (Silver Lining) SP9J0799 QT-740 1
Cover, Rear Bottom (QMI White) QT-750 1
Cover, Rear Bottom (Knight SPAD7424
Armor) SPAD7425
40 Assembly, Table Top With Velcro SPAA15051 QT-740 1
QT-750 1
40a Assembly, Table Top Frame SP9J1111 QT-740 1
Whole QT-750 1
40b Metal Plug Nikel SPAB1914 QT-740 6
QT-750 6
41 Assembly Belt Tensioner, Short SPAB1939 QT-750 1
Belt
42 Bracket-Inner, Support, Ball Screw SPAB1953 QT-750 1
43 Bracket, belt switch SPAB1951 QT-750 1
44 Bracket, belt tensioner SPAB9850 QT-750 1
45 Assembly, Belt Tensioner, Long SPAB1946 QT-750 1
Belt
45a Bracket-Belt Tensioner, Long Belt SPAB1944 QT-750 1
46 Sprocket SPAA7699 QT-750 1
47 Sprocket SPAA7700 QT-750 1
48 Potentiometer, Vertical (for DRX- SPAC2696 QT-750 1
Innovation)
48 Potentiometer, Longitudinal (for SPAC2696 QT-740 1
DRX-Innovation) QT-750 1
49 Dual Lock Tape (upper) SPAA0474 QT-740 6yds
(not QT-750
shown)
50 Dual Lock Tape (lower) SPAA0475 QT-740 6yds
(not QT-750
shown)
On System
51 Power Line Cord Assembly (US) AY51-170 QT-740 1
(not Power Line Cord Assembly SP9J2058 QT-750 1
shown) (International)
52 Assembly-Cable Set SPAC0006 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
53 Assembly-Cable Set SPAC4900 QT-740 1
(not
shown)
54 Cable-Table Elevating, Harness SPAB9517 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
55 Cable-Table Elevating, Harness SPAB9517 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
56 Cable-Table Elevating, TB1 SPAB9522 QT-750 1
(not Jumper
shown)
57 Cable-Table Elevating, Fuse To SPAB9523 QT-750 1
(not Filter
shown)
58 Cable-Table Elevating, TB1 To SPAB9524 QT-750 1
(not Fuse
shown)
59 Cable-Table Elevating, TB1 To SPAB9525 QT-750 1
(not Filter
shown)
60 Cable-Table Elevating, TB1 and SPAB9528 QT-750 1
(not Filter to G1
shown)
61 Cable-Table Elevating, Brake SPAB9564 QT-750 1
(not toTB3
shown)
62 Cable-Table Elevating, Drive Belt SPAB9569 QT-750 1
(not SW to Sync Belt SW
shown)
63 Cable-Table Elevating, From J1 SPAC0014 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
64 Cable-Table GND, Gen to Table SP9J2057 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
65 Cable-Table Elevating, Bucky SPAC2608 QT-750 1
(not GND to G4
shown)
66 Cable-Table Elevating, UP Limit SPAC2612 QT-750 1
(not RDNT SW to DN Limit RDNT SW
shown)
67 Cable-Table Elevating, Thermal SPAC2613 QT-750 1
(not Protector
shown)
68 Cable-Table, From PD Switch SPAC3458 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
69 Cable-EMI Filter CM Choke SPAC4965 QT-750 1
(not
shown)
Optional Part:
Table 4-4 Table Optional Parts
Item Description Parts Models Used On Qty Used In
Number System
1 Auto-track Activation Button EL50-030 QT-750 1
Ten-Year Part Replacement
The following section provides a list of parts which should be replaced after the equipment has
been in service for ten years, providing replacement has not occurred to that point in the
product’s life.
NOTE: Parts listed in Table 4-5 can be located in the figures shown within the
Replacement Parts Section of this chapter. The item number shown in the table matches
the numbers shown in the Figures.
Table 4-5 Recommended 10-Year Part Replacement

Item Description Parts Models Used On Qty Used In
Number System
7 Longitudinal Magnet SP9J2016 QT-740 2
Assembly, Front Right/Left QT-750 2
Side
8 Transverse Magnet Assembly SP9J2015 QT-740 4
QT-750 4
9 Transverse Bearing SP6H1020 QT-740 12
QT-750 12
21 Lead Screw Assembly, Rear SPAB1870 QT-750 1
Lead Screw Assembly, Front SPAB1870 1
22 Brake, Fail-Safe, Lead Screw SP6J6796 QT-750 2
23 DC Motor SPAC0055 QT-750 1
24 Belt, Drive SPAB9948 QT-750 1
25 Belt, Sync SPAB9949 QT-750 1
26 Brake, Fail-Safe, Motor SPAC0086 QT-750 1
41 Assembly Belt Tensioner, SPAB1939 QT-750 1
Short Belt

1
NOTE: Model QT-750 Foot Pedal is

shown.
1a
Figure 4-12 Replaceable Parts Location Diagram

2

6
5

8

12

9

10
11a
11b
11

15
13
16
14

17a
17
34
38
39
35
36 37
40
40b
40a

18

25 21
24
27
26
8
23 1a
22
20
28
19
29

30
31
33

32

41
42
44 43
4

46
45a
45

46
47

48

TL10-002
Figure 4-30 Spacer Tool, Longitudinal Brake

Chapter 5 DIAG RAMS
DIAGRAMS

Model QT-740 Radiographic Table Wiring Diagram
AEC To GEN
AA5207
Ethernet To Switch AA5203
DRX-1 Tether BD P/S To WS AA5199
1
4A
3 2 DRX-1 Tether Board
2 3
1 4
P/S 2 5
6
P1 J2 J3 AEC
7 6 4
8 3 1 DRX-1 CASSETTE
GND DETECTOR
4A AA5198
1
3 2
2 3
1 4
P/S 1 5
6
7
8
GND For DRX-1 Tether & AEC Option

AA5204 2G6690
AA5196
9J2100 Foot Padal SWs

220VAC IN TB1 See Fuse Setting T1
COM
9J2058 F1
N 1 1 1 15 N/O
18VAC
L 2 2 4 13 COM
9J2089 F2 9 19
3 3 N/O
GND 18VAC
AA6956 12 17 1
4 4 A1
9J2099 2
5 5 3 9J2098 P2 J2 PD/FP
G1 G4 4 9J2059 1 1
6 6 2 2
Jumper Setting 5 3 3 H/S
6 1 2 3 0V
7 7 115VAC 230VAC
See Jumper Setting 7 1 2 3
Hand SW
N/O
8 8 TB1: 5 - 8, 7 - 9 TB1: 7 - 8 8 COM
AB9522 9 AA5231
9 9 24VDC 10
10 10 9J2059
Bucky Lock
Diode on cable 9J2059
N/C
COM
Pedal Disable SW
Bucky Lock SW
G2 G3
GEN GND (Near Left Transverse Locks) (Near Right Transverse Locks)
9J2057
Bucky
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
GND AB5882
TB2 POT
AB8285 1 2 3
1 1
To OTC 2 2
3 3
For OTC Option
4 Transverse Locks 2 Longitudinal Locks
TB2 Fuse Setting

AC2892 AC2890
110VAC Cord Connected (With Plug) Permanent Installation (Hard Wired to Mains)
1 1
110VAC RTN 115VAC 230VAC 230VAC
To Generator 2 2 115VAC 230VAC (W/ Neutral) (W/ Neutral) (W/O Neutral)
Bucky Start
2A/250V 1A/250V 1A/250V
3 3
Bucky Contact True Speed Bucky F1 Slow Blow Slow Blow Dummy Fuse Dummy Fuse Slow Blow
4 4 Bucky Contact UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED
2A/250V 1A/250V 2A/250V 1A/250V 1A/250V
TB1 F2 Slow Blow Slow Blow Slow Blow Slow Blow Slow Blow
For True Speed Bucky Option UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED
10 10 All Other Configurations Must Comply With NEC or Local Electrical Codes
Figure 5-1 Model QT-740 Radiographic Table Wiring Diagram

Model QT-750 Radiographic Table Wiring Diagram
AA5207
AEC To GEN
AA5203
Ethernet To Switch
Jumper Setting
AB9574 115VAC 230VAC
DRX-1 Tether BD P/S To WS
TB1: 6 - 8, 7 - 9 TB1: 7 - 8
1
4A
3 2 DRX-1 Tether Board
2 3
1 4 Fuse Setting
P/S 2 5
6
P1 J2 J3 AEC Cord Connected (With Plug) Permanent Installation (Hard Wired to Mains)
7 6 4
8 3 1 DRX-1 CASSETTE 115VAC 230VAC 230VAC
GND DETECTOR 115VAC 230VAC (W/ Neutral) (W/ Neutral) (W/O Neutral)
6A/250V 3A/250V 3A/250V
4A AB9573
1 F1 Slow Blow Slow Blow Dummy Fuse Dummy Fuse Slow Blow
3 2
2 3 UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED
1 4
P/S 1 5
6
6A/250V 3A/250V 6A/250V 3A/250V 3A/250V
AB9575
7 F2 Slow Blow Slow Blow Slow Blow Slow Blow Slow Blow
8
GND
UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED UL LISTED
2G6690 All Other Configurations Must Comply With NEC or Local Electrical Codes
AB9572 For DRX-1 Tether & AEC Option
Pedal Disable SW Function Setting

Pedal / Hand Switch
Cables Inside the Table No P/N Marked are Within AB9517 or Components Related Pedal Disable
Disable
TB3
PD1 - PD2 PD1 - PD3
PD3 - PD4 PD2 - PD4
1 1
AB9564
Table
W/ Diode 2 2
Brake
3 3
4 4
AB9564 N/O COM COM

N/O
CM Choke Table W/ Diode UP LMT (RDNT) OS1
AC4965 Brake AC2612
N/O COM
N/O COM
OS2
DN LMT (RDNT)
AC2613
(Thermal SW) COM
N/O
OS3
N/O COM N/O COM
See Fuse Setting AB9569
220VAC IN TB1 T1 Drive Belt Sync Belt OT
F1 AB9523
9J2058 AB9524 F2 1 2 N/O COM
N 1 1 Lin1 Line Filter Lout1 5
Orange 1 OS4
1 J6
Lin2 1 11
L 2 2
GND FL1 Lout2
2 6
20VAC
2 J5 2
Orange 3 12 COM
F2 Red N/O
GND 3 3 3 7 3
110VAC Main Control Brd 13
UP LMT
AB9528
4 4 4 8 4
Red J2
G1 AB9525 14 PD3 N/O COM
5 5 AC A-
5 (0V)
DN LMT
11 15 See Pedal Disable Function Setting
6 6 AC A+ 13 6
A2 12 16 PD1
7 7 Motor 10 7
AB9522 9 17
Controller
8 8 See Jumper S1 S2 S3 1 8
Setting 14 18
9 9 8 9
Brown Blue 15
J1
A1 19
10
10 10 16
9J2057 7 20 Foot Padal SWs
GEN GND 6
2
1 2
White Black White 24VDC
3 COM
4 X2 4 N/O UP
Red 3 J3
X1 Motor 5 8
Orange Yellow/Green Motor Brake 1 COM
Yellow
Emergency SW 6 N/O DN
4
AC2608 2
COM
1 9 N/O Float
2 10
J4 5
3
3 COM
4 N/O Float
7
Varian Det. Fan
G4 Bucky G2 G3
GND G5 PD4
35 35
24VDC
(Near Left Transverse Locks) (Near Right Transverse Locks) 1 1 See Pedal Disable Function Setting
2 2
0V
TB2 For Auto Collimator 35 35 PD2

(FP)
H/S
6 6
Table Ready Option AC2948 1 1
AC0014
1 1
Float
2 2 2 2
1 1
2 2
3 3
PBL NO
To Collimator 7 7 3 3 3 3 UP/DN
4 4 4 4
PBL NO 5 5
8 8 Bucky Lock 2
1
Diode on cable AB9517
3
4 -
Bucky COM
N/C
+
AA5231
POT TB2 Pedal Disable SW
TB2 AC2892 Bucky Lock SW
AC2890
AC0568 1 2 3 1 1 110VAC
1 1
110VAC RTN
2 2
2 2 To Generator
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
TH SW
To OTC Bucky Start
3 3
3 3
Bucky Contact True Speed Bucky
4 4
4 4 Bucky Contact
5 5
5 5
6 6
For OTC Option 6 6
7 7 2 Longitudinal Locks 4 Transverse Locks

7 7 Vertical
8 8
8 8 POT
9 9
9 9 AC0569 1 2 3
10 10
10 10
To OTC 11 11
11 11 For True Speed Bucky Option
12 12
12 12
Figure 5-2 Model QT-750 Radiographic

4-WAY TABLE CONTROL BOARD A1
Figure 5-3 4-Way Table Control Board A1

6-WAY TABLE CONTROL BOARD A1

6-WAY TABLE CONTROL BOARD A1 TEST POINT DIAGRAM
TP10
EMERGENCY
TP9 LIGHT SIGNAL
SEE TABLE 4-1 Fuse Rating Function
TABLE TOP FLOAT (0VDC TO +9VDC) FOR INTERPRETATION OF LED INDICATORS
45 SEC. TIMER SIGNAL F1 10A, 250 VAC FAST- 24VDC TO TABLE LOCKS
(0 VDC WHEN FLOAT FUNCTION IS (SP8H1453) BLO
INACTIVE, ABOVE 7.5 VDC FOR 45 SEC.
WHEN FLOAT FUNCTION IS ACTIVE) F2 10A, 250 VAC SLO- 20 VAC INPUT POWER
(SPAD2643) BLO FOR +24 VDC, +15 VDC,
+7.5 VDC SUPPLIES
TP7
MOTOR INHIBIT RELAY K5
TP6 (+24VDC WHEN TABLE TOP IN
DRIVE DOWN LOGIC MOTION, 0VDC WHEN TABLE
VOLTAGE (+15 VDC WHEN TOP AT REST)
ACTIVE = TABLE TOP
DOWN MOTION, 0 VDC
WHEN INACTIVE = TABLE TP5
TOP AT REST)
DRIVE DOWN RELAY K4 (0 VDC
WHEN ACTIVE =
TABLE TOP DOWN MOTION, +24
TP13 VDC WHEN INACTIVE)
COMMON
(GROUND NOT REFERENCED POTENTIOMETER A1R78 TABLE UP
TO CHASSIS EARTH GROUND) SPEED ADJUST CW INCREASE SPEED,
CCW REDUCE SPEED
POTENTIOMETER A1R27 TABLE

DOWN SPEED ADJUST CW INCREASE
TP3 SPEED, CCW REDUCE SPEED
DRIVE UP LOGIC VOLTAGE
(+15 VDC WHEN ACTIVE =
TP2 (DRIVE IN+)
TABLE TOP DOWN MOTION, 0
VDC WHEN INACTIVE = TABLE UP/DOWN MOTOR DRIVE DC VOLTAGE
TOP AT REST)
TP1 (DRIVE IN-)
UP/DOWN MOTOR DRIVE DC VOLTAGE
(APPROX. 160 VDC FROM TP1 TO TP2

WHEN MOTOR IS DRIVING)
TP4 TP8 TP12 TP14 TP11

DRIVE UP RELAY K2 SAFETY BRAKES RELAY K6 +15VDC UP/DOWN MOTION +24 VDC (REFERENCED
(0 VDC WHEN ACTIVE = TABLE (+24 VDC WHEN ACTIVE = (REFERENCED 24 SEC. TIMER SIGNAL TO COMMON TP13)
TOP UP MOTION, TABLE TOP IN MOTION, TO COMMON (+15 VDC WHEN UP/DN
+24 VDC WHEN INACTIVE) 0 VDC WHEN TABLE TOP AT FUNCTION IS ACTIVE
TP13)
REST) FOR 24 SEC)

Test Point Diagram

Table Base Plate Mounting Hole Locations
Figure 5-6 Table Base Plate

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i - ix 02 Chapter 3, 3-1 thru 3-7 02

Chapter 1, 1-1 thru 1-8 02 Chapter 4, 4-1 thru 4-45 02

Chapter 2, 2-1 thru 2-21 02 Chapter 5, 5-1 thru 5-9 02

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Chapter 2 ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION

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Chapter 3 THEORY OF OPERATION

Chapter 4 SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

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WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES

WARNING Ionizing radiation: indicates the possibility of increased levels of radiation.

WARNING Dangerous voltage: indicates the presence of high voltage.

WARNING Warning, hot surface.

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This equipment complies with the following regulatory standards:

• GB 9706.1-2007: Medical Electrical Equipment, 第1部分：安全通用要求

• GB 9706.14-1997: Medical Electrical Equipment 第2部分： X 射线设备附属设备安全专用要求

• YY 0505-2012: Medical Electrical Equipment 第1-2部分： 安全通用要求 并列标准：电磁兼容要

• IEC 60601–1:1988 + Amendment 1:1991 + Amendment 2:1995 —Medical Electrical Equipment

• IEC 60601–1:2005—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General requirements for safety and

• IEC 60601-2-32: 1994

• EN 60601–1:1990 + Amendment 1:1993 + Amendment 2:1995—Medical Electrical Equipment

• EN 60601–1:2006—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General requirements for safety and

• CAN/CSA–C22.2 No. 601.1–M90 (R2005)—Medical Electrical Equipment

• CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60601–1–08—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General

• UL 60601–1:2003—Medical Electrical Equipment

• ANSI/AAMI ES60601–1:2005—Medical Electrical Equipment—Part 1: General requirements for

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5 Protective Earth (ground)

6 Attention, consult accompanying documents

7 Connection point for the neutral Conductor on

9 Enable Tabletop Up Motion

10 Enable Tabletop Down Motion

12 Safety conformity mark of Intertek

13 Consult operating instructions

IEC 60601-1-2:2007/EN; 60601-1-2:2007+C1:2010

Electromagnetic Emissions for Group 1, Class A Equipment

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Electromagnetic Immunity for Non-Life Supporting Equipment and Systems

Conducted RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms Portable and mobile RF

Recommended separation distance

Where P is the maximum output rating

Field strengths from fixed RF

Interference may occur in the vicinity of

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Recommended Separation Distance Between Portable and Mobile RF Communications

150 kHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

0.01 0.117 0.117 0.233

0.1 0.37 0.37 0.737

1 1.17 1.17 2.33

10 3.7 3.7 7.36

100 11.7 11.7 23.3

• YY 0505-2012: Medical Electrical Equipment 第1-2部分：安全通用要求并列标准：电磁兼容要