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MPU500f co2u55É..03 04/9o
MPU500Ts c02u568.o3 FGB E 04/9o
S MANUALCO8U52¡4.
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SCHE.,IATICS . 02
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GUIDE TO USINC TEE ASU
1) Ttre reference of this asD is C01U52K.01. The third character indicates

the Revision Leve1.
Using the as¡Il Rev 1 requiles using Rev 7 of the IMEX/ASSEMBLER'S MANUAL
(C07U52M.O4), or a lrore recent Bevision, to have the correct references.
2\ This as¡ can be used for all SB,IOGRAP¡IESE}{IX HF uodeLs (50OT. 500TS, 6007
and 6o01s) .
3) A nee SE¡oGRAPIIE range, the SENoGRAPHESENIX HF (IEC) ( Internarional

Electrotechnj.cal Coo¡ission), wi.lL be Ea¡keted in 1990.
- I!¡staflation of these SENOGRAPHE

Dodels is described in C08 of the
I¡.IEX.
- Softr.ia¡e revision of the CPU board is the sa8e as for non-IEC

SE¡{oGRAPHEnodels; V2.2.
- qél{ir-'iñF di ffércnr.es are oinor:
. Tbe Ea-in autotrs¡sfor8er is replaced by a tra¡sforner (see Chap /:

Poner-up Routi.f¡e).
. PREP OK indicator 1s.Ep added to control p€¡¡e1.
. To instell the PREP 0K j.ndicator 1aEp. the control panel boald

10O-PL6 i.s nodified (Canon connector XJ3 is 37-pin i"¡tstead of
25-pú, and the software revision of nicroprocessor 89 is Dodified).
4) Rev C01 of the asE is used to service (IEC) nodels.

the SENoGRAPHE
!) Renewal parls are given in the PARIS LIST (or TCI), Ref CO2U52H.
6) References in the text to Scheoatic XXXXXXXXXX(X) refers ro a ScheEaric

arld its callout nr¡Bber in the Intercoütections & Wirinp file
(cxxJS2s. 02) .
7) Ill-us¿rations 7-1 thru 7-3 are located at the end of the docuuent.
8) To facilitate developnent a¡rd replaceBent. Jobca¡ds are paginated

independently. All Jobcards end on a verso lrhi.ch can be bla¡ü.
S E N O G N AS
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ROITTINES AND JOBCARDS
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WARNING: DANGEN
7.1.1 D A N G RT 0 U S E B S
7.1.2 TO EQUIPMENT
DANCEB
GENENAL - METHODOLOGY
FOR DIAGNOSTICS 7-8
t.t DIACNOSTIC GUIDANCE
7 .3 . 1 NOT LIT - N0 BROR CODE

kV WI¡.DOI,J
7.3.2 LIST OF ERRoRCoDES

CoMPREÍ¡ENSTVE
7.3.3 ESRORCODESDISPLAYEDSIIBSEAUENT
TO POWER-UP
7.3.4 EBRORCODESDISPLAYED SIJBSEQIJENT

TO FIRST OR
SECONDTRIGGM
7.3.5 ERBoR90 - BROR 90 STATUS
USING THE I'IAIIi¡IENAN6E CONSOI.E
7.4.1 FTJNCTIONSOF TI{E VABIOUS MENUSAVAILABLE

AT THE üAIMTB{ANCE CONSOLE
7.4.2 USINGTHE MAIÑTENANCE

CONSOLEKEYBOARD
USEDIN JOB CARDS
& CONIENTIONS
7 .4 .3 SETTING IJP THE MAI}.ITE¡,IANCE

CONSOLE
DEFINITION OF THE THREE PHASES OF POWEN-UP 7-30
7.5.1 STATUS
POWER-ON 7-30
7.5.2 MrNrMulilcoNFrGuRATroN0F PoWR-UP ALLoWINGACCESSTO

TI]E BROR CODESIN MENU4 t-)L
7.5.3 MINIMW CONFIGURATION PHASE2

OF POWER-UP
AILOWINGACCESSTO MENU4 TESTS
POWEN-UPOPEMTIONAL CHECK EOUTINE 7-33

7.6.0 FOR MAKTNGA DIAGNOSTIC
GEIERAL RECOI'MENDATIONS 7-33
7.6.1 STAÍUS
PO!{ER-oN
7.6.2 PHASE1 0F PoWER-UP 7-40
7.6.3 PHASE2 OF PoIiER-UP
7-3
CORAECNCONFIGTJBATIONFOR RTJNNINCAN EXPOSIJRE 7-49
7.7.1 READYSTATUSFOB 1ST TRIGGERIN 2-POINT MODE 7-49
7.7.2 REIúY STATUSFOR 1ST TRIGGERIN 1-POINT MODE
7.8 FAI'LTS ON THE SERVO MECHANISI{S t-))
7.8.1 ¡''OVEMENT
IJPWARD/DoWNWARD 0F fHE CoLIJMN t')5
7.8.2 COMPRESSToN
PNEUITTATTC | -)5
7.8.3 ARtr{RoTATIoN 7-53

7.9 JOBCARDS 7-54
7.9.1 JoBCARDS(LG)
SoFT!iAREIMPLET{E¡{TATION | ->e
LG001: ERRORCODES 6 pages
.., 1 POITERTEST
\9 LG002:
LG003:
LGOOA:
ANODESTARTERTEST
HEATINGTEST
10
6
6
pages
pages
pages
LG005: HICÍI VoLTAGECENmAToRTEST 19 pages
LG006: PHOTOTIMRTEST 8 pages
LG007: " INTERFACESALLE" BOARDIl¡pUrS tpST 6 pages
LG008: iIATCH-DOGTEST (Manufacturing test only) 4 pages
7.9.2 (LA)
FAILIJRELOCATIONJOBCARDS I
-))
L4001 : HoUSINGfE!,IPERATUREMoRETHAN 53 ' C 2 pages

LA002: l-ST AND 2ND TRIGGERSNOT VALIDATED 4 pages
LAO03: COLU,ÍNUPWARD/DOWNI'¡ARD
MOVEIENTJAMM$ 2 pages
lAO04: CoMPRESSION SYSTE¡I1
FAILIJRE 4 pages
L4005: AR¡'fROTATIONFAILüRE 2 pages
LAOO6: EXPOSTJRE NOT TBMINATEDAND DENSITY
NOT STAILE IN AEC 4 pages
14007: MEASURH,ÍENT 0F SMALLFoCAL SPoT
BIASING RESISTANCE 4 pages
7.9.3 (VF)
CHECKJoBCARDS 7-57
\F001: PIÍYSICALINSPECTIoN. GEIÍEFALIJPKEEP0F llNIT.
COLIJI,,ÍN
OPMATION 4 pages
VFO02: CoMPRESSIoN CHECK 4 pages
VFOO3: CONSOLE BOARD1OO-PL6AND CONTROL PANEL
IND]CATORTEST 8 pages
VF0O4: PERFORMANCE TEST ([{ITH FILM EXPoSURE) 4 pages
IAOOS: LIGTTTCB{TERINGDEVICE CHECK 4 pages
7.9.4 ADJUSTME¡TI (RG)

JOBCARDS 7-59
BGOO1 ADJUSTINGTHE LIGHT FIELD ¿r pages
RGOO2 ADJUSTING TIIE LA}IBDA POWERSUPPLY 2 pages
RGOO3 ADJUSTINGTHE MARKING DEVICE 2 pages
RGOO4 ENTERING SOFTWAREPAAAMETEAS AFTER CPU
REPLACEMBIT 6 pages
RGOO5 HV ADJUSTI,IENI 4 pages
RGOO6 CHECKING AND ADJUSTTNG MA AND MAS VALUES 8 pages
RGOOT LINE RESISTANCEI''ATCHING (PROGEAüMINCMAXIMUM
POWER ) 2 pages
RGOOS SET|ING OPTIMUIi{OFTICAL DE¡{SITY IN AEC 4 pages
RGOO9 CHECKINGAND ADJUSTING X-BAY FIELD IN 0.1 6 pages
FOCAT,SPOT
7.9. ' JOBCARDS (DR)

DISASSEIELY//REASSEMBLY
DROO1 HALOG${ LAMP REPLACEMENT 4 pages

DROOz PHOTOCELL ASSEMBLYRPLACEME¡II 4 pages
DROO3 PNEUMATICJACK REPLACEMENT 4 pages
DROO4 REI4OTECONTROLTJNIT REPLACEII'IENT 2 pages
DROO5 CONIBOL PANEL COMPONENT REPLACEME}TT 4 pages
DROO6 CABLE COVERREPLACEMMTT
DROOT PROTECTIVEGLASS SCREE\ REPLACEMB{T
DROO8 PNEUMATIC PLATE REPLACEME}¡T 4 pages
DROO9 RPLACE¡{ENT OF BOARDS, HV IJNIT, INVERTER AND
X-MY TIJBE 8 pages
DRO1O COLUMNSUSPENSIONCABLE REPLACEMENT 8 pages
DRO11 REDUCTIONMOTORREPLACN.{ENI 4 pages
DRO12 STOP PUSHBUTTONREPLACEMENT 2 pages
DRO13 REPLACEME¡ITOF TI{E CPU BOARD BATTERY
DBO14 RPLACEMENT OF 55'C THERMOSTAT 4 pages
DRO15 REPLACEMB{TOF CAPACITOR BANK 4 pages
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7 ROUTINES AND JOB CA.RDS
7.L I{ARNING: DANGB
PerforEing the Daintena¡ce inspections described in this chapter nay

be haza¡dous to both persons and equj.p4ent if the precautions set out
belou a¡e not cor0plied with. It is essentj.eL to be faDiliaF with theD
before startj.ng a¡y h,ork on the equipnent.
7.7.! DANGERTO USERS
- X-radiation. Take the usual precautions.
- Switch off the Senoglaphe before hsndling a¡y circuit.
- Ttre converter polrer capacitors reBain charged for a fe',r seconds

after the Senog?aphe i.s switched off (the H1 neon indi.ca¿or on the
converter chassis is 1it). Generally spesking, even i.f the H1 neon
indicator is off, Eake sure tha! the canacitors are no Lonser
.hrrgpd hFfñrp touchi¡g the converter. lÉ¡rnflX¡Y t¿ \- \
\-u¿ )
7.L.2 DANGENTO EQUIPME{T
- To rep].ace the AC Supply boa¡d 400 PLl, power ro the SENOCBAPHE

lust be switched off and the Bai¡ circuit brea.ker set to OFF.
- For a.l-l other boa¡d replacenents, the SEIo@APIiE Eust be sr.ritched

off (in standby), a¡d the nain circuit br€aker Eay be set to ON.
- The cj.rcuits on the equipDent have independent fraDe g'rounds. Do

not in¿erconnect the grou¡ds, ir¡ pa¡ticula¡ uhen a gror:nded
oscilloscope is used (thj-s c€m cause serious da.qase to the
equipEent ) .
- Do not operate the converter disconnected (do not disconnec¿ cable

C810830 supplying the ilu tank and coDing froD outputs 1 a¡¡d 2 on
the Converter boa¡d) - so doing ú¡ou1d risk destroyir¡g the
cor¡¡ponents .
- Do not open the high voltage supply unit. Opening the u¡rj.t
requ.ires reconditioning in a ta¡k.
SENOGnAPHE
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GENERAL - ¡.ÍETHODOLOGY
FOR DIAGNOSTICS
A) Senographe failures are located using a n&intens¡ce co¡¡sole and the

softna¡e tests listed in nenu 4 (see aL1 LG Jobcards, Para 7.9\.
The Senographe is ready to accept a first lrj-gger request when the kV

windovJ (Fis. I.26 (3) of IMEX) is lit.
Check that the configuratj.on of the Senographe is appropriate (see

pa,rag?aph 7.3.1). It eay be r.¡rong due to sn operator error.
The DAs Eeter has tvro functions !
- It displays the nAs:
. Displays the tota.L EAs vaJ-ue reached during a¡ exposure in

l-poi¡t node.
. Displays the total DAs value reached when an exposure in
2-poi¡¡t node is interrupted by pushing the RESET bu¡ton.
- It displ,ays the error codes used as a diagnostic aj.d (see list in

paragraph 7.3.2 ) .
D) Depending on the tlDe of fault involved. the generator configuration

(power-on phase) deteroines whether or no¿ the screen displays coEe
up and whether or not the tests can be run. The configurations a¡e
described iD paraglaphs 7.5.2 a¡d7.5.3 together rdith the
possibilities allowed in each ca.se.
Iten B: EFRORCoDES (softrdare inplenenta¿ion card LG001) nay be

consulted rr¡hen the genera.tor is at least in the Po!íER-IJP
configuration (described in Para 7.5.2).
NOfE
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The Service Engineer is advised to consult the ERRoR CoDES
¡¡enu as soon as possible after the start of the r0aintena¡rce
operation. This is because the error codes are updated each
tiDe the Senographe is switched on. When additional errors
occur, the 1j.st i.s Boved uprdards, thereby erasing the
!¡essages at the top of the 1ist. (The CustoEer uay have
si{j.tched the equipaent 0N s¡d oFF several ti!¡es before the
Service Engineer aFived) .
Do not reÍove the boards in the ELECTRONICSchassis (u¡1ess

indispensable) before switching the equipDent o¡t to consult
the ERRoR CoDES in nenu 4 as the systeE accu.Bulates other
other error codes :
t+O for the unconnected PHOTOMULTIPLIERboard
8150 E160 for tlro u¡con¡rected HEATER boards
E140 for the unconnected INVERTER CoNTROL board
820 E190 for the unconnected GENE8AToRINTERFACE board
7-8
The following tests listed in nenu 4 ¡¡ay only be run i.f ¡he
Senographe configuration is at least that described in paragraph
C: POTffi TEST
D: ANODE STARTER
E: HEATER TEST
F: HI@I VOLTAGE GH\IERATORTEST
H: "INTmFACE SALLE" BOARDINPüT TEST
CAI.TIION
After runni¡rg a test such as the HIGMLTAGE TEST (!¡hen there is no

x-ray eDission since the fila¡ent is Dot powered), priority is
re¿u¡ned to the control- pa¡e1 after the equipEent is turned oFF and
then ON again. Pressir¡g the 1st a¡rd 2nd triggers r{,i11 produce X-ray
eEi.ssj'on (provided that the generator is noi., working properly).
To retus¡ to the llaÍn Menu, follow the standard procedure (see IMEX,
Pala 1.4.5.4) by and press <CTRI>-<C>.
RECOM¡'ENDATIONS:
PerforE a].]- tests j.n nenu 4 ( incl-uding the PHoTqTIMER TEST) with the
1-point Eode PB released (see I!,IEX/ASSE¡IIBLER'SMANUAL, F).5 L.26,
(11)), ie, in 2-point selection ¡!ode.
Tttus :
- Ttre control pa¡el has priorj.ty over other control.s r{'hen the sna11
nAs wj¡rdow is lit (¡{PUIUSER MANUAL, Fig 1.8 (6) ) ,
- llle console has priority over other controls when the sBa.l-l BAs
h¡indow is not lit.
Tt¡e EAs ni¡tdori is 1it vJhen the Senographe configuration is

at least in the configuration described in the IMEX/ASSE¡ELER'S
MANUAL, Pa¡a 7.5.2.
SENOGRAPUE
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7 .3 DrAG.¡OSTTCGlJrDAr{CE
7 .3.L kV WINDott NoT LIT & ttlfH N0 ERRoR CoDE
The faults which keep the kV windo!.r u¡r1it (see MPU, Chap 4) a¡e
listed beloh¡ froB the operatorrs poir¡t of viek¡.
The kV lvindow is the onl.y faul-t indication ¡¡ear¡s av&iJ.able to the

operator ( irho cannot l.rioir if, for exasple, the SENoGAP¡IE is in
second phase of startuP or not).
Makir¡g severaf startups in a short period delays the AC SIJPPLY 0N

signal tra¡suitted by the CPU boa¡d and the SENO(8APIIE renaj.¡s at the
añ.i ^f ¡ha fi¡<i nhqcé ñf cfr¡fr,ñ
f,then the kV lri.ndow does not light, check that the SEIOGEAPHEis in
the second phase of startup ( neon L1 o¡ the Electrooecha¡¡ical 50O
cha-ssis PL1 at the top of the cabinet should be lit).
CAUSES FOR THE KV I{INDOW NOT LIT WHE{ SENOCRAPHEIS IN SECOND PHASE
OF STARTTJP:
- Diaphrag! not de¿ected (see Schenaric 45203767, 68\\.

- lito or Al filter not detected. Filter support Eay be i¡correctly
positioned (betvreen two positions).
If ¡equired, !¡ake the X-ray Roo! lnterface boald inputs test (see
Jobcald Lc 007) .
- The Mo filter is selec¿ed and the kV vaLues displayed are > 36 kV

( irhen the diaphragu is correctly detected and nhen one of the tvro
filters detected co¡r¡patibLe eith the kV value displayed, LED De! of
tne {uu Doaro yLo snould ti-Ehtt-
- When the snaLl focal spot and 2-poir¡t !¡ode is selected, the EAs
operati¡g factor is greater than 250 nAs (for SENoGRAPHE500T and
600? only) .
- In 1-point Eode, the s¡¡al1 focal- spot is sglected along with the
filn/screen pair A (for SH'IoC¡RAPHE 500T and 600T only).
SENo@API{E
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- Selecting La¡ge Focal Spot alld 2-point node, the EAs operating
factor is incoEpe.tible q¡ith the kV values displayed (see table of
¿hese inhibitions ür Jobcard RG 006: Adjusting & Checking nA a¡d
nAs values).
- The SENoffiAPIIE has Eade too ¡¡¡any closely spaced exposures at high
por¡rer. As an exaDple, after an exposure at 28 kV/600 nAs, the kV
hlindow re!&ins un.lit for about one oinute after the eDd of the
exposure. This ínhibit is not an effective protection for the
x-ray tube but a protection for the converter against excessive
heating of coEponents especial-ly the H5 resona¡rce coi.l- of the
3OO-PL1 board.
NOTE
If the SEI'ÍOG8-APIÍEis sr4¡itched off iD.nediately after conpletion

of a¡¡ exposure at 600 oAs, and is switc!¡ed on one or Ewo oours
af tenr,a¡ds, for exaople, the kV window tights about one Binute
after swi.tch-on. T?¡j.s j-s because the CPU board tlus¿ be polrered
in order to re!¡ove the inhibit Eentioned above.
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COMPREHET'ISIVE
LIST OF ERRORCODES
Ttrese codes are displ-ayed on the four dig-its of the EAs ¡leter
MPU, Fig 1.8). Action required is described i¡ Pa¡a 7.3.,3, / . J.1 anq
q.
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oecured/
i 2nd
ERROR After Af er f During trigger
porder- firs t expo-
up tragger sure
E10: SOF'TERROR i.nhibited inhibited
E20: IMERFACE GE'¡ BOARD inhibited i.nhibited
E30: RAü CIIECKSIJM inhibited inhibited
840: PHOTOTIMER
BOARD x enabled enabled
node Eode
ESOt BUCKYTI¡{EOUI X inhibited
E6O: TRANSMISSION
ffiROR
E80: CALCIJLATIONOVEB.FLOi{ x Y irüibited inhibited
E90: E(PoSUBE ER¡08 see Pala 7.3.5
8100: HEATINGERIOR inhibited
E110: ANODESTARTER X x i.¡hibired
8120: AnCING x inhibited
8130: COrwTR. SIJPPLYTIME-OUT i.nhibited inhibited
CMDBOARD
E140: COIWERTE8 inllibited inhibited
E150: SMALLFOCIJSDURINCINIT inhibited inhibited
E160: LARGEFOCUSDURINGINIT inhibited inhibited
E170: REAL TIME CLOCK inhibited inhibited
TII{E-OUT
E171: EXPOSURE X
EI72: úA MEASITREMENT X
E180: ERRORDURINGPREP
E190: PoWmLINE mRoR X
SEIIOGBAPTTE
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F o n o :Ó o : c 9 3 ¡ 9 6
e 'Ztbz ?C\
q N6t+> l-u B¿
c A ¡. c-= ll \,1
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+c'c PL'1. kpP i,ua |rr 4\r,?r @
Ip,,-+ Rtt,.t.
NOTE
't) poi.nt positioned
The decinal be¿ween the tbird and fourth
digj.ts is ¡ot significa¡t (eg: E16.0 signifies E160 and
¡ot E16).
) \ If 1st and 2nd trigger co]u¡D¡s a¡e left blar¡k, the in¡ibit or
enable condition is of no sis-nifica¡ce for the error concerrred.
E)(AMPLE: E90
Assuaing that thyristor gate actuation on the converter is faulty.
Switch the Senographe OFF (if the systen is powered). lben press the
0N button (the DAs Eeter does not display a¡] error code).
1st and 2nd trigger are enabled. The "kV < 5" signa-l is faulty and
deactivates the power signal of the II'¡VERTER CoMIRoL board, 400-PL4.
With this status, any further 1st or 2nd triggers are iDhibited.
lbey a¡e enabled ag&in by pressing oFF and then 0N.
ERRORCODES DISPLAYED S1ESEQIJENTTO POI,'ER-IJP
Genera].
When lhe equipDent j.s ponered up, the CPU boa¡d prograr¡¡ nms certain
tests i.n the order j-ndicated ln Para 8.1.3.1. l.¡hen there are several
faults. only the last error code reDairls on display after a power-up
coE oand has been given, the previous codes only sholring briefly.
It is therefo.e essentLal to note the error codes displayed

successively on the fou¡ digits of the EA.s Eeter.
EXAIIPLE:Assr¡Ding there is a CHECKSUIiÍ

fault, a HEATERfault on both
focal spots and a fault on the INVERTB 0N fu¡tction.
When the porder-up coDaand is giveD, the error codes displayed are:
E30: very briefly for about 3 s

8140: k'hich renains on display.
SENOGAPIIESE{IX TTF ASM COLV5ZK.O4

CAUSESAND CORRECTIVEACTION
E10 Cause: PrograD error.
Action: Record the error code circu¡lstances and send this data to
Technical Support. Reioitj.al-ize by 0FF/0N.
E20 Cause: Tbe GENEMToR IN'TBFACE boa¡d, 400-PL7, has not been
recognized.
Aclion: Make sure this board is properly connected to the

Fr.ECTRoNICSchassis.
E30 Cause 1: Para.Deter cha¡rges hsve been entered in nenu J: INSTAIIATIoN

froo the keyboard of the Eaintena¡¡ce co¡rsole. They have not
been validated by s lRAlt ElDl.
Action 1 : Make sure that the paranetep changes vrere intentional
before perforning a lRAl,t B{D | (see IMH(, Pa¡a 1-4-9).
cause 2: The 9 fila!¡ent current values provided by the autoúatic
heating adiustnent have not been varidated o" lñGl .

"
Ac¿ion 2: üake sure that heater adjustDent is correct (see Job Ca¡d
LGO04) .
Cause J: Tt¡e photoEuLtiplier high voLtage and the Pl.l gai¡r values
deter¡[ined by the REGIJLPI' BOARD& RIJN oPeration
(described in IMEX/ASSEMBLER'
S MANUAL, Para 1.4) have not
been validated by !'ea¡rs .

"t " Iñ6.l
Action 3: Write the C* PMHV a¡rd Cr PM GAIN pa¡EBeters for a
screen/fil-¡! pair in the ]NSTAL AEC ADJ DATA
( IMEX/ASSE¡ELERSMANUAL,Para 1.4.8.2). Itriting in one of

the screen/filn couples (A, B, C, D oE E) fixes the sa.De
value for the four renaining pairs. This is not the case
for PMIIV.
Cause 4: I1¡e FAüs of the PL12 CPU board a-re eEpty because the
lithiuE battery is defective.
SENOGBAPI{E
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Action 4: Change the lithiun battery i.f necessary (see ca-rd DRO13).
Re-er¡ter al1 the pa¡aDeters in the respective sub-uenus
following the procedure in Jobcard RG004:
INSTAL COI'IFIG Maxinue poeer (configuration 600T/500T

^- Á^nrq /trñrlTq nc <1r\
( nj-ne filanent current values )
| (C1ts pa¡a¡eter
IINSTAL C1'IJB rnaxinun nAs)
]XSTAI AEC ADJ DATA (AEC ca.l-ibration pa¡a-oeters ) .
Cause 5: Strap 51 of the CPU board connectj.r¡g the RAMS to the

!¡u4l4 valuclJ has been incorrectly positioned at least
for a fevr Ei.nutes when the SB{oGRAPHEwas sr.ri.tched off.
Action 5: Posj.tion S1 correctl-y.
Set al-1 the sub-Eenu para.Beters accordir¡g to the procedure

g-iven in Jobcard Rc OO4:
INSTAL COI'IFIG MaxinuE poeer (configuration

600T/500T or 600T5/500T5, cS 512)
( qfB pa¡a.Eeter
lt*t*.-".l Daxi¡qu.o oAs )
@ (Nine fila.nent current values )
INSTAL AEC ADJ DATA (AEC calibratj.on paraneters )
840 Cause 1: The PHoToMULTIPLIER boa¡d, 400-PL11, ha.s been re4oved or is

not correctly connected.
Action 1: Make sure that the board is cofectlv connected.
Cause 2: Tt¡ere is a fault on this boald or it is not correctlv

adjusted.
Action 2: R(m the PHOToTIMERtesr (ca!d Lc006).
E60 Cause: Detection of coE8unicati.ons error beteeen CPU boa¡d. pL-12,

a¡¡d CONSoLEboa¡d, 100-PL6. 1'his error does not appea! on
EAs Eeter but can be consulted on the Maintena¡ce console.
Ttre coniroi- panei is j.nopera¿ive. 0n1y the Mainlenar¡ce
Console configured in Ternj-nal- Application ca¡¡ be used.
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SEIOGAPHE SE¡IX HF ASIi{ CO1U52K.04
Actj-on 1: Check the flat interconnectlon cable and the optocouplers
of the c?u board 400 PL12.
Action 2: Check that Console board 10O PL6 is operatürg correctly

(see Jobca¡d VF 0O3).
Action 3: Check tra¡¡sEission froD CPU board 400 PL12 to Console board
100 PL6. Check ttrat LED DEID( flashes several ti¡res during
sritch-on phase. A vollneter can a].so be connected to
teroinal-s D4 and D21 (opposite side to cathode of D4) to
check that the voltage fluctuates during the startup phase
(see Sheet of 100 PL1 schenatic) e¡¡d so delerBine the
stetus of B17.
Al-so check tlansEission froB Console board 100 PL6 to CPU

bo8¡d 400 PL12. check rhat LED DE2 RX on board 1oO PL6
flashes several ti-Ees during the startup phase. A
voltEeter can al-so be conr¡ected to terEi.nals D1 on boald
400 PL12 to check that the voltage fluctuates during the
staltup phase.
If nothing happens, check that optocoupler 817 of boa¡d 100

PL6 operates. Atso check that connecting cable betra'een CPU
board ar¡d Console boa¡d is correctly plugg€d in.
N TE
To check that the generator is operating correctly if

there is no dialog be¡ween the CPU ar¡d boald 100 PL6,
the generator can be controll-ed froE the Application
?erninal by using trdo wire grips to connect pin 3 of
XJ6 of board 1OO PL6 to pi¡ TABC of XJ1 on the board
extender in slot 4O0 PL5 (see Scheoaric 45203757 OB)\.
As the CPU contains alL the exposure palaDeters, there

is no danger in naking an exposure with the above
s trap ,
SENOGRAPI{ESEI'IIX HF ASM co1u52K.0¿{

E80 Cause 1: Cert's.i¡ AEC calibration para¡leter values are out of raJrge.
Eg: if AL-K7 = 7.2OO E+I a¡rd NoT AL-I(7 = 7.200 E+0. code
E80 appears.
A c t i o n 1 : Check that the calibretion values of INSTAL AECADJ DATA are

of the s€¡le order of Eag¡itude as values given in the tabfe
(IMEX, Para 1-4-8).
Cause 2: Error linked to [icroprocessor fiDctions of CPU board

400-PL12.
A c t i o n 2 : Cha¡rge the CPU board 400-PL12. and copy the para.Eeters (see
Jobcard RG OO4).
E100 Cause: Current detected in filatlent aLthough heater is not

co!¡anded.
Action 1 Tura¡ heater oFF, then 0N, and run the heater test. If
faul¿ persists. refer to Jobcard LC O04.
Action 2 Check kV/EA wiring of HV unit.
8130 Cause 1: T?re voltage that reflects E vottage at the terlinal-s of the
Converter chassis capacitors roeasiuled at pT1 of AC Supply
Control 400-PL3 has not returned to wj.thin the tolera¡1ce
within 2.6 s of the Ac sltppl-y oN signal.
For this failure, the second startup phase is controlled,

and after 3 s the CPU board 400-pL12 suppresses its AC
SUPPLY ON signal- and the SENoGAAPHEreturrrs to the first
stariup phase.
Action 1: - Snitch off generator. open circuit breaker DJ1 of power

JSP|J4J u¡¡6sf 5 r
- Place board 400-PL3 on boa¡d extender. Connect (+) of

voltaeter ro PT2 ol 400 PL3 and (-) to prl,
- Close circuit breaker DJ1 ar¡d sh,itch on generator. Refe.

to Schenatics 45203676 (6) and c3OoO47 (24).
- The voltage nessured should go to +12 V after around

2 s. This can be observed just the CPU deletes its AC
SIJPPLY 0N signal.
- ll voltage goes to +12 V, see cause l.
SE{OGRAPHE SEIIX HF ASM C01U52K.04

Cause 2: An ac supply failure (supply by !ra11-!ounted contactor) or
a fault i¡ the circui.ts causes a leve1 1in PT12 of the AC
SUPPLY CONTROLboa¡d 400-P13.
Action 2: Check voltage at TP12 of 400-PL3. Thj.s voltage should be

O.45 V t 150 EV ri'hen SE.IoGFSPm is in standby and sinirched
cause 3: Ttte coE¡la¡rd signsl to drj.ve optocoupler 83 of 400-PL3 is

not tra¡tsnitted to collector of optocoupler 84 (pin 7) of
4oo-PL7.
Action 3: - Snitch off generator.
- Place board 4O0-PL7 on extender and connect (-) of

voltEeter to 2C of XJ2 (top con¡ector) and (+) to.2B of
)ú2 of qOO-PL7.
Voltage reasured should be froD -12 V tO.' V (due to

+12 VA of 400-PL3 present during standby).
- Switch on generator.
- Vottage reEains at -12 V until LED DE3 of 4O0-PL3 goes

10.5 V. If this voltage is at +12 V s¡¡d the SENOmAPHE
r€tuns to first phase of startup, check voltage on pin 7
of optocoupler 84 of 40O-PL7 coEpared to (-) of C32.
0.O9 V r50 nV st¡ou1d be obtained, Otherwise replace 84
of 4oo-PL7.
E140 Cause 1: The INVER:|ER CONIRoL boa¡d, 400-PL4, is not in position.
Action 1: ¡lake su¡e that the board is correctly connected.
Cause 2: Et{ MARCHEONDIJLEURsignal (indicating that the inverter is

working) is incorrect.
Acti.on 2: - Srritch off Str{oGFAPllE to place 4OO-PL4 boa¡d on extender.
- Con¡rect (-) of voltEeter to 32A of XJ1 (bottoo connector)

and (+) to 28A of xJ1.
- Seritch on generator,
SENOGRAPI{E
SENIX HF ASM CO1U52K.O4
7-18
- In first phase ofl starEup, neasured voltage should be
+ 11.! V tO.! V. A fer.r seconds after the AC Supply 0n
coEEand given by the CPU, the voltage should go to
0.140 V r0.5 V. Diode DE5 should renain lighted. If
vol-tage renains at +11.9 V (when SENo@AP¡IE is at second
phase of startup), replace the q00-PL7 board.
NOTE
AI1 these neasurenents ca¡ be nade lrhen the three cosx

cables ale disconnected.
Cause 3: The IN EXPoSUREsignal. is 0N since startup (initialization

test ) .
and check that 'IN EXPOSURE' LED DEz of

A c t i o n 3 : Sra,itch on generator
4O0-PL4 is out. If out, cor¡nect voltBeter irith (-) at 32A
of XJ1 of 4OO-PL4 (O/12 V) and (+) to 29A of XJ2 of
4OO-PL4. Measured voltage should be +5 V. If voltage rs
0 V, check with ohqaeter (rrith board re¡r¡oved froE chassj.s)
that T7 is not destroyed by a short circuit.
If LED DE2 is on, check that TP5 on XJ' of 400-pL4 is at

O.4 V +150 eV.
SEX{OGRAP¡ÍE
SB{IX HF ASM C01U52K.04
If the Senographeis a 600 TS or !0OTS SENIX H.F.:
Cause 1: The GS502-4 tube nounted in a l!!0 CDF¡Ihousing does not
have a snall focal spot vrhereas the INSTAL CONFIG
suo-nenu conEalns tne CONF SF IN I para-Eeter instead of
lhe CONF SF IN O pa¡ameter.
Action 1: Follow the procedure described in the IME(/ASSEMBLER'S

IIIANUA!, Para 5,4.1.
E150 If the Senographe is a 600T or 500T SENIX H.F. (dua1 focus

rube) :
Cause 1: The HEATER CIJRRE}IIIboard, 4OO-PLl, or Ihe HEATER POI,JER

SUPPLYboard, ¿IOO-PL2or both boards are not in position.
Action 1 : Make sure that both boards ale properly connected.
Cause 2: The sEafl focaL spot heater fu¡¡ction is not working

properly.
Action 2: Ru¡ the HEATERTEST (Jobcard LG004).
NOTE
l{hen a heater failure occurs, a 0 fog:ic level appea¡s

in the CoNF SF paraoeter. When the heater fu¡ction .is
again established after repair, COI.IFSF appears at
log-ic leve1 1.
the softh,are configlration for the usef of a single

focus tube requires lorcing the 0 logic level, in the
CoNF SF fpo! the Maintena¡rce laptop.
For deta-ils, refer to Jobca¡d DR 009: Changing the X-ray

Tube.
SENO@APHE
SENIX HF ASM c01u52K.04
E160 Cause 1: The HLATER CURRE¡ITboard, 400-PL1, a¡d,/or rhe HEATER POWER
SUPPLYboard. 40O-PL2 are not in position.
Action 1; Make sure that the board(s) are properly con¡ected.
Cause 2: The farge focai. spot heater function is not r.¡orking

ProPerlY.
Action 2: Bun the HEATERTEST (Job Card LG0O4).
ELTO Cause: The rea]- tiEe clock is fauLty.
Action: Cha¡ge the CPU board, 400-PL12, a¡d follow the procedure on
Job Card RG004.
E190 Cause 1: Ttrere v,¡ere transients on the lite supply when

initialization took pl.ace.
Action 1: Push oFF and then 0N again.
Cause 2: The VOLTAGECUToFF sienal is sti11 acti.ve.
Action 2: - Switch off SENoGRApHEa¡rd place board 40O-pL7 on

extender.
- Connect (-) of voLtDeter to - of capacitor C32, a'rd

connect (+) to coEaon point of resisto¡ R6 a¡d collector
(pin 7) of oprocoupler 82 of 4O0-pL7 (see Fig 1).
- Switch on generBtor. Voltage nea-sured should be 0.O9 V

r5O nV. LED DE4 of qOO-pL3 shouj-d be tit sr¡d +5 V of
Lanbda power supply should be present on 4OO-PL7 board.
lf required, replace optocoupler BA of 4O0-pL7.
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Cause 3: kV INF 5 signal incorrect.
Actj.on 3: To check, place 400-PL7 board on extender a¡¡d connect

voLtr¡¡eEer, (-) on polality - of C32 a¡rd (+) on resistor R5
[ ]-npuc o o! Ez I .
!,ihen SENoGMPHE is sr4¡itched on. the oeasured va_1ue should

ue *5 V.
- 0n Jobca¡d LG00!, refer to Block Diag"ra.B 1 and that pa¡t
of Pa¡a l-J-4 dealing uith this check to find the fault.
o[[o!0
/R5
./ R6
c : z l lrl
tl
..?
¿o0 plz
7.3.4 ENBORCODESDISPLAYED SIJBSEQIJENT

TO FIRST OR SECONDTRIGGER.
E50 CoDoent: This code oay appear in the foflora¡ing cases:
- irhe¡ the r0oving grj-d is connected at PR421 (connector located on

the colu.on at grid level).
- ¡,hen the grid is not connected.
Cause: In both cases, the G64 bus is not receiving the return
order delivered by relay X4 of the ELECTROMECHANICAL
500-PL1 chassis PCB and tra¡rsferred by the B33 oplocoupler
on rhe X-RAY RoOM INTERFACE board, 400-PL8 (scheBarics
(18) and 45203087
45?03767 (15), (16) and (17)).
Action: Check the conditicn of fuse F7 on the Fr FCTI0MEC1I{\IC.4L

chassis boa¡d, 500-PL1.
If necessary, run the PoTrER test (Job Card LG002)
SENoGAPT{E
SE¡rrX rfF ASM C01U52K.04
E110 Cause: The exposure enable sigfisl given by the anode starter is in
one of the followj-ng conditions (see ScheDatic 45203767
(18)):
- Too eally,
- Not reachj.ng the 84 optocoupler of the CENERAToR
INTERFACEboard, 4OO-PL7
- Stopped too early
- Present continuously.
Action: - Check fuse F18 on Fuse board 201-PL1.

- Bun the ANoDESTARTERtest (Jobca¡d LG003).
E120 Cause: More ¡han 8 arcj-ngs occured during the exposure (a buzzer
sounds a¡d the red RESEI button light goes on) . Thj.s code
seldon appeals i¡ the EAs windord, even if nore tha¡r eieht
a¡cj¡gs are generated by the CPU board. It can be
consulted i,n B errors code (see Jobcard LG 001).
Action: Run HIei VOLTAGEtest included in HV cenerator Test (see

Job Card LG005) .
LL IT Cause: TiEe-out on the tj-Eer. Tt¡e code appea¡s if the tine¡

stopped exposure ins¿ead of the EAs-Deter in tlro-point
Bode, or the AEC in one-point !¡ode, or ¡he rel-ease of the
2nd trigger actuating the buzzer.
It¡is tiEer consists of a 'software generator, i{hi.ch follows

tl¡e kV and DAs values selected (400 DAs being the value
taken by default i¡ one-point !¡ode), deterlines the EA
values and therefore the corresponding tiüe. If the EA
values are off a¡d the exposure lasts twice the theoretica-t
ti!e, error 8171 will be actuaEed.
Consequently, there is only slight possibiu.¿y of thts

errcr being actuated.
Action: Check the real output by plugging in a EiLlia¡!.neter in the

testing device of the kV/DA IC 701-PL1 ár¡d refer to Jobca¡d
RG 006.
E180 Cause: This code appears if the CPU board, pL12. i.s not able to
detect a¡ error source during the preparatÍo¡¡ phase a¡d
start of exposure.
Check all. pa¡ts active i.n prepa¡arion (Jobcards Lc0O3 a¡d

LG004 ) .
I.J.) EBROB90 & ERROR90 STATIJS
Cause 1: coax between XJ5 of kV/EA Ic 700-PL1 to Xx7 of Ínverter

control boa¡d 4o0-PL4 is discon¡ected or continuity is
faulty.
Action 1: Reconnect cable or check contiouity nith ohEEeter.
Cause 2: Tt¡e coaxial cable of the "AUTo.REGUL"signal (for

regulation enable) is corinected in error to XJ3 or XJ4 or
Inverter Control boa¡d 40O-PL4.
Action 2: Con¡ect the three coaxes alriving at 400-PL4 (this

cormectio¡r error does not destroy the electrical
co¡¡¡ponents I
cause 3: coaxes froü 400-PL4 to Converter are disco¡ntected or their

continuity is f¿u1ty.
Action 3: Reconnect coax/coaxes or check continuity ir'ith oh.E!¡eter,
cause 4: Oenelator fault during exposure.
Action 4 : Use diag¡ostic possibilities of ¡Menerator Test.
1) Ru¡ EV Test (refer to Jobca¡d LG O05, Para 5.3).
2) If result of tfv Test ¡¡ot cor¡ect, nm the SCR Cate Pulse

Test (Jobcard LG 005, Pa¡a 5-5). Use data fro¡ error
lressag€s of E90 status to check the test points of
40O-PL4 in priority (refer to Jobca¡d LC O05, pp 18/19)
rela¡ed to the error r¡essaEe.
3) When the test result is 0K, operate SffOGAPHE in norDal

application.
If error Elo appears again, run the Advanced Inverter

l e s E ( t e r e r ! o J o o c a r o L u u u ) , r a ¡ a : ) . 0 , 1.
7.4 USING TIIE I'IAINTE{ANCE CONSOI.E
7.4.I FI'NSTIONS OF T¡IE VARIOUS MET{USAVAII¡3LE AT THE MATNTENANCECONSOLE
7.4.1.1 TerBinal Applicarion
Tbis nenu allolrs the Senographe to be controlled by selectj-ng

pa¡aneters via the console keyboard (filters, kV values, focal spots,
1-point or 2-point úode, etc).
OnLy the first and second triggers ere given froE the handsia,itch
co¡utected to xJ6 0f the coNSoLE boa.rd, 100-PL6.
Ttris Eenu's uses include factory applications. It Eay be useful- for

servici¡rg the nachine ( si¡0u1ation of control pa¡¡e1 co@ands).
7.4.I.2 Control Pa¡rel Echo
Ttlis Denu úonitors the series line between the CONSOLEboard,

100-PL6, of the Senographe and the cPU board, 40o-PL12.
Tt¡e console should display the saDe para.¡¡¡eters as the concroJ- panel.
fl¡1s nenu ca¡¡ be used to nechanical,ly position the kv disk end lhe
DAs disk when these disks a-Ee being replaced.
It can also be used to check that Control Pa¡el se¡itch selections are
correctly transnitted to the CPU boald.
7.4.1.3 Insta¡lation
T}¡is nenu is used for:
- SENO@APIIE600T/500T or 600T5/500T5 configuration

- Indicate to dual-focus SENoGRAPIIEthat it is fitted h¡ith CS502-4
tube or Phoenix GS!12-4 tube (new) ,
- Para.oeterize the value of uAs value backup,
- Adjust tube heater,
- Fj.nding the optiDL¡D photoEuL¿iplier high voltage val,ue.
- AEC calibration
(For use of Eenu, refer to ItlH(, chap 1).
SE{OGAPI{ESEI{IX HF' ASI'' CO1U52K.

04
7-2'
7 .4.1.4 M&intena¡ce
Ttlis Eenu is a fau.Lt-findirg aid.
It provides a record of faul¿s that have occured and enables a nuEber

of tests orga¡¡ized on a fur¡ction basis to be run (see Para 7.9.L on
hon to use this Eenu).
This Denu is used at the factory. It auto¡¡atj-cally perforus 1200

exposures h'ith the large focal spot and 100 exposures i.rith the sEall
foca]- spot after the final factory check.
T'his nenu should not be used for servicing purposes.
'7 lJ qiaf
1 Á i <f i.<
This Eenu provides:
- the nrülb€r of exposures Eade j.n 1-point Eode.

- the nuuber of e)cposures oade in 2-poi¡rt Dode,
- ttte nu¡ber of aborted exposures,
- the snode rotation tiEe in seconds,
- the dj.stribution of exposures in terÍs of kV and DAs.
The inforEation contained in this Eenu is essentiall-y intended for

Marketing.
7.4.2 USING TIIE MAINTE{ANCE CONSOLEKEYBOABD& CONJENTIONSUSED IN JOBCARDS
For the console, the keys to be pressed are represented in the

docuEents (in particular, in the softrdare iEpleEentation cards) by
nea¡s of a rectangle containing the corresponding s¡¡¡rbo1 or word.
SE'IoGAPIÍE SE{IX HF ASf..l C01U52K.04

I -¿0
7.4.2.1 Func¡ions
or .h. I;;;l
rltt
lñl u'u l**l u"".
l'oñl u"",
This key is general-Ly used to select uppercase l-etters a¡d also the
cha¡acters silk-screened on the upper part of a key. Press a¡d hold
dorifi, then press the other key required.
Exanples: If key j A I only is pressed, lo¡rercase ha" eril1 be
aisprayJ-on the screen.
If rhe ISHIFTI and I a I keys are pressed,

tl
uppercase "4" will be displayed on the screen,
If the
t-'lé key is pressed alone, Lowercase ué" r.¡i11.
| |
appear on the screen.
If the and é
t-'-l
keys are pressed,
ISIUFII | |
the figure 2 will appear on the screen.
l^_l .K e y :
l u 1 ¡ r LI
This key is akays associated i{ith another key to activate an

i¡struction (no validation is required). Like the SHIFT key, it
is pressed and held ehile a¡rother key (usually a letter-key) is
pressed.
Exa¡ple: lClru,l ana I C I is used to display the naster nenu on the

II
naintenance console when sof¡wa¡e initialization is coaDlete.
SENOGRAPI{E
SENIX HF ASI' CO1U52K.O4
T-¿T
l*J"l uu",
This key is used to validate text or a coE¡a¡rd entered by the
opelator via the keyboard. This key is equivalent to the
f--l
or or
lrl<r kevs on other ha¡d!.,a!e.
l*l lcRl I I
This key is used to seLect silk-screened on the upper hal.f of certain

keys, eg:
-T:
rress
l¿l
fl
7.4,2.2 Co^ventions used in the Job Cards
Texts on a grey backgrourd refer to the va¡.ious displays availabfe on

the Ba.intenance conso.le.
The fi.rst level of actlon j.s indicated by ( 1).
Exaeple: (1) Consult Block Diagra.o 45203767 O8).
túhen the operator is asked a question (indicated by a question r0ark

preceding a statelent), a¡ additional action level j.s provided.
Exa.Eple: { 1) Consult Block Diag?a! 45203767
? Diode DE5 is lit.
F> N0 (2) check that 15vEM is present.

I
i
t-> YE:S (z ) Run the " IMERFACE SALLE" (X-ray Roou
Interface) test.
SENOGRAPHE
SENIX I{F ASIiI CO1U52K.04
7 -28
7 ,4. 3 SETIING Up TIC l.,l¡IntnV¡NCE CoNSOLE
(Refer to the SENoGAPIGIMEX/ASSF,ELER'S

MANUAL.Chap 1.4.5)
SD¡OGRAPHESB.¡IX HF ASITI CO1U52K.04

DEFINITION OF THE THREE PHASES OF POWER-T'P
To polrer up the SeDographe, the following condilions Bust be

fuLfi.Ued:
1) SF,IOGAPHE oust be in PoWER-ONstatus,

2\ Relay K3 on AC SIJPPLY chassis rDust be energized after PB 0N is
pDessed ( Phase 1).
3) Relay K2 on the AC SUPPLY chassis Eust be energized for 3 s
after PB 0N is pressed followi¡g AC SIJPPLY 0N coD.Eand given by
CPU boa¡d 4o0-PL12.
A tiEe-delay contact of relay K2, also eDergizes K1 3 s

after$ard (second phase of startup). The configuration of this
second staftup phase ca¡! be checked quickly by lookfurg at .neon L1
of Electro¡lechanical chassis 500-PL1 at the top of the cabinet,
which should light ia¡hen relay X2 of Power Supply chassis is
energ-ized.
- Poner-up is coEplete when the kV window lights (refer ¿o

Pa¡a 7.3, and to Pa-ra 7.7: Correct Configuration for Ru¡¡¡¡ing an
Exposure ) .
- The statuses described in Para 7-5-2 a'ld 7-5-3 a¡e sufficie¡t

to serve as a uaintenEr¡ce coflsole. The prinary objective of
these DifiiouB sta¿uses is to help ¿he Service Engi¡eer
dete!.Ei¡e vJhe¡her the console operates correctly or not.
POWm-oN STATUS ( Scheuati.c tt521367 6 (6)l
The Senographe is put in PoWER-ON status $ith the naLl-Eounted

contactor. The PoWER-oN status is correct irhen:
- the N4 neon ir¡dicator on ¿he AC SUPPLY chassis fuse PCB is 1it,

- rbe DE13 LED on rhe FUSES PCB is lir,
- the DE4 LED (e-Eber) on rhe AC SUPPLY CON|RoL boa¡d, 4O0-PL3, j.s
'lir
- the indicator inside the OFF button is lit.
Check that the voltage betueen fuses F21 a d F22 on the AC

SUPPLY chassis FIJSES PCB is 220 V to er¡sure that the coupling of
the D&irr autotraDsfomer is cofect (see IMEX, Para 1.4.2).
SB{OGRAPHE SS¡IX I.IF ASM c01u52I(.04

t-5u
MINIMIJM CONFIGURATION FOR ACCESS TO MF{U 4 BBOB CODE
To consult the Denu error codes, ¿he follolri¡g is required ir

addition to reLsy K3 of the energ-ized Power Suppl-y board:
- +12 V of LaEbda supply (presence indicated by LED DE2 of 400-PL13

[scne¡¡¡aE].ca)¿v5o I I \ I ) i
- -L2 V of power supply (presence indicated by LED DE3 of 400-PL13
- +! V of power supply (presence indicated by LED DE1 of 400-PL13
The coEplete status of the first phase is described in Para 7-6,

Fig 2.
NOTE
1) In rhe ELEC]RoNICSchsssis, 40O, the follo¡a'ing boalds nust be

plugged j.n:
AC SUPPLYCONIROLboa¡d. 4O0-PL3,
INTERFACE
GÉ'¡ERAToR board, 4OO-PL7,
CPUboard. 400-PL12.
At each poner-up in this configuration, the CPU boa¡d detects

the absence of the other boards. Tt¡e causes at l-east
four error Bessages to be recorded: E40, E150, E160 a¡rd E140
( P a ¡ a 7 . 2 . E , N O T E1 ) .
2) If aJ.l fuses on the AC SUPPLY boa¡d are renoved, the La¡ldba

power supply i{iU stil1 be supplied.
sENocfiApIlE
smrrx HF AsM c01u52t(.04
t-)-) MINIMUI{ 2ND PHASE POWM-IJP COMIGIJRATION FOR ACCBSS TO MENU 4 TESTS
see scheDarics 45203676(6) and 45203767(18)

To sccess the tests, the folloidj.ng is required:
- AC SItPPLY ON signsL on LED DE1 signal lighred on AC Suppl,y coMIRoL

boald 400-PL3.
- Neon L1 (Electro¡echa¡¡ical chassis IC, 500-PL1) Lighted.
- LED DE4 (ElectroEechanical chassis IC, 500-PL1) lighted.
- LED DE3 ( ElectroEechanical chassis IC, 50O-PL1) lighted.
- LD DRX (Console IC, 1OO-PL6) Iighted ( relay XZ lighted).
to va-lidate the coE¡on of 1st trigger,/2nd trj-gger PB coonon (86

coordLnaEes, ¡cneEaclc a)¿v5lól tról ).
Ttre coEplete status of the 2nd power-up phase is shown in Para 7-6-3,
rLE 5),
NOIE 1
The following boa¡ds need be plugged in on the ELECTRoNICS

chassis, 400:
- AC SUPPLYCONIROLboard, q00-PL3,
- GENERIIToRINTERFACEboa¡d, 40O-PL7,
- CPU bo8¡d. 40O-PL12.
The Rooltl INTERFACEINPIIIS and PoTTm tests Day be rr¡r¡ u¡der

this nifriEal configuration by adding the X-RAY INTmFACE board,
400-PL8.
NOTE2
This úinj.Ba]' configuration depends solely on the condition

of fuses Flb, F17, F19, F2O and F7 on IC of 201-PL1, fuses on
AC Supply chassis, and fuses F/ and F8 on IC of
ElectroDechar¡ical chassis 50O-PL1.
NOIE 3
The i¡di.cators j.nside the PBs (h,ith the exception of PB 0N a¡d

PB oFF) a¡e suDplied by the 24 V of the CoNSOLE board
100-PL6.
See schenatic C809 400. 1t¡e 24 vo.Lts depend on the condition of

the Fb fuse of the FUSES PCB in the AC SUPPLY chassis.
SE{OGMPIÍE SENIX HF AStiI CO1I'52K. 04

/.o POWER-UPOPERATIONAL
CHECKROUTINE
7.6.0 GENMAT RECOMMB{DATIONS

FORMAKINGA DIAq{OSTIC
A) The conplete POWER-UProutine is illustrated on three separate

sheets roughly corresponding to the ¿hree phases defiDed in
Pr¡q 7 q.
- The lozenges represent checks to be Dade (for voltages, use a

voltoeter) .
- Ttre rectangles represent action to be taken. The branch points
dra¡rn in thin lines indicate a path to be foll-owed vrhen the
ansuer to a lozenge is no. Each tile corrective action is
takeD. go back to the branch lines dralrn in bold type ending
with ffD.
- Checks Eay be required at stages approachj.ng F{D or approaching
an instruction to press the 0N pushbutton.
- Pe!'oa¡er¡t actuation of the 0N pushbutton does not affect the
status of the routine.
B) If i¿ is not possible to get the SENoGAPHE poirered-up, rhere are

teo possible t¡4)es of causes:
Leakage culrent to ground,

Excess current in the two supply conductors of the oarn
Butotransfomer (or Ea'in trsnsfomer for IEC version) .
Note cable reversal-s, especially on co¡rnectors of Fuse IC,

200-PL1 .
Reversal betvreen XJ8 and XJ6.

Reversal between XJ8 s¡d XJ10 uhich causes a differential
short cj.rcuit by defaul¡ to ground or faulty SENOGFAPI{E
operation when the differential circuit-breaker is faultv.
For the SENOGBAPEE

SE{IX HF, there are tno po!.rer supply
chassis nodels:
Model fitted with a Eain autotransforEer (for

interconnec ti on , see Scheoatic C809160 (8)).
Model coeplying to IEC Standa¡ds fitted with a transforEer
replacing the autotransforEer roentioned above.
Transforoer interconnection is shown on ScheBatics
4r44oo2r(8 bis).
SB{OGRAPI{E
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7-33
Whatever the situation, the Eethod to use in sea¡ching the cause is
to power up the SñoGBAPHE in Bi¡rj.luD configuratj.or¡ 8¡¡.d to gradual'ly
connect al-l the subassenbl.ies as follows:
1) Check that SENoGAPIIE does not short-out j.n first phase of

poner-up.
2l Deter¡ine which subassenbly caused short circuit.
a) A subasselbly supplied by cable co¡rnected to XJz of Fuse IC
b) Co¡lverter subasse[bly.
)) DetetÍine whj,ch converter subasseEbl.y j.s faulty.
4) DeterEine ¡,hich subasseEbly, supplied upstrear¡l by connector XJ2

of IC 201-PL1 causes the short circuít.
PROCEDIJRE
in (1) above:
- Disconnect the th¡ee coaxes fron board 400-PL4. These coaxes oust
never be connected uhile ca¡rying out checks in procedures (1),
(2), (3) and (4) above.
Discor¡nect all boa¡ds (except 400-PL3) froD glectronics chassis,
Power up SENoCfráPHE
and check ¡hat configuration is that of Fi.g 2
below.
ff SEI{oGAPHE shorts out, reEove cable co¡¡nected to XJ1 of Fuse IC

on 201-PL1.
In this nay, the LaDbda supply only is supplied at the first phase of
por¡ering-up (see ScheEati.c 45203677 0)\.
r¡fuu¡luu¡tE tn {¿) aoove:
- Slditch off SENOGAPHEi
- PIug in boa¡d 400-PL12 (CPU) and board 4OO-PL7 (Generator

Interface) in ElectronÍcs chsssj.s.
- Do not connect XJ2 of IC 201-PL1.
- Po!¡er up the SENo@APHE.
- Check lhat SE¡IoCR¡PHE renains in second phase of power-up.
(Relays K2 and K1 should be energ-j.zed. )
- If SE{OGRAPHEshorts out once I(2 or K1 is actuated, check that

three resistors R1, R2 and R3 of Power Supply chassis a¡e not
interrupted a¡¡d that cable continuity is ok.
With an oh.nneter, ¡¡¡easure resistors R1, R2 alrd Rl:
. Siritch off SENOGBAPHE.
. Renove a¡rival of nain voltage on ! or 6 froo te¡Eina1 strip

200 X1 fitted to autotra¡sfomer (or to Ba'in transforaer for
IEC nodel) via wall-Eor¡nted reEote control. Disconnect the t¡do
wir€s arriving on 1 and 2 of sane terui¡al strip.
. Refer to Schenaric C809160 (8) or Schenatic 45440021 (for IEC

Bodel ) a¡d relay installation in Power Supply chassis (rea¡
view) below:
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Terainal.
staip 200 x1
XforDer or
Autoxfor:oer
sEl{ocsApHE
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If required, replace faulty resistors or restore cable conti.nuity.
- If SB¡o@APHE sti11 shorts out after the above checks are oade.
verj.fy that the converter is the cause by:
. Switch off SB'IOGAPHE,

Oñéñ .i r.l|i r h¡aaker DJ1.
. Discor¡¡¡ect vrires arriving at 1 and 2 of teminal strip
200 xl.
. Insert ju.Eper across PTZ/YI? of board 400-PLl (to sinulate
inage of inverter capacitor voltage a¡d therefore to keep
SENoGBAPIIE r¡nder poner) .
, Close circuit breaker DJ1.
. Porder up the SEI{OCEAPHEvia PB 0N (there are always only
three boards plugged into the Electronics chassis
backpanel ) .
If the SE'IOGFAP¡IEstil1 reB&ins poldered-up, calry out Point-3

procedure.
r,ltuurljuKl J-n (J, aoove:
- Porder up the SE'¡OGRAPHE.

- ReEove front attachDent scr-ews froE converter.
- Discor¡r¡ect plug XJl (fan poirer supply).
- Reaove cover pa¡rel a¿tachEent screlrs snd reoove cover parel.
- Re¡ove nut froE Poi¡t 10 of IC 300-PL1 (see Schenatic 452O2Lt8
(4O)). Using a scren and nut, asseDble the cable lugs of both
eires which were fitted to poi¡t 10 and ürsulate the connec¡ion
obtai¡ed.
- Connec! a dc voltneter to capacitor ba¡¡k terEinaJ,s.
Do not touch the capacitor - the voltage at its terEinals

is dangelous.
Power up the SENoGAPIÍE via PB 0N.
If the SEIoGAPHE short ci.rcuits. check the caDacitor ba¡ü.
If SEI{OCAAPHEdoes not short circuj.t, one or nore thyristors nay

be short-circuited. The neasured voltage should be 540 V t50 V
1) Boa¡d 300-PL1 should never be replaced.

2) We strongly advj-se you not to replace lhe thyristors.
3) Eight-capacitor bark should be replaced conpletely (see
JODCaTO U¡f Ul-.) I .
4) Rectifier diodes Di ar¡d D2 ca¡ be replaced.
/ -50
PRoCEDUREin (4) above:
R[¡n this procedure when the converter is not the cause of the short.
- Power up the Sn'IoGAPHE.
see >cneEaElc \t¿u7oll \l)
- Disconnect cable con¡¡ected to XJ6 of Fuse board 201-PL1.
- Reconnect cable fro¡¡ XJ1 of Fuse board 201-PL1.
- Power up SE{OGEAPHE. Check that it reuains in second po$er-up

pbase.
- Siritch ofl SEt{OffiAPIiE a¡d look for fault by con¡ecting e¡

additional subasseDbly before each power-up as follows:
. Board 400-PL8,
, ¡toa¡o lvt¿- f L¿ ,
. Boald 400-PL1,
, Eoaro guu-rLrl.
. Board 400-PL4 (do not cor¡nect the three coaxes routed to this
board) ,
. Connect cable routed to XJ6 of Fuse boa¡d 201-PL1.
SENOGRAPI{ESE¡¡IX HF ASI,Í CO1U52K. OII

t-51
/.0.! POWm-oN Status (see Fig 1 below)
ln order to avoid possible disturba¡¡ce obtained on danaged boa¡ds,

the nini¡r¡¡! nueber of boards should be inserted in the Electronics
chsssis to obt&i¡ each of three poh'er-up stages.
The AC Supply Control 400-PL3 is sufficient to get this power-On

Status.
See Scheuatics 45203676 (6) a d 45203677 0).
t-to
CAIJTION: Power Supply chassis to Electronics chassis wirins
200-xJ1 4oo-xJ2
Power Supply Electronics
chassis chassis
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11 24 AC sup rneasnt - 10 ABC PR2 AC sup ct1
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3 1 K1 coEna¡d 15 A¡C PR2 AC sup ctl
10 L7 K3 connand 30 ABC PR2 AC sup ct1
5 22 K3 cnd conúon 32 ABC PR2 AC sup ctl
8 79 14vR+ l ABC PR2 AC sup ctl
9 20 14VR- 4 AAC PR2 AC sup ctl-
6 L6 14vA+ 20 ABC PRz AC sup ctl
7 11 14VA- 23 ABC PR2 AC sup ctl
Cable ref: c810800
SB{oGAPI{E SENrX HF ASM C01U52K.04

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l.o.¿ PHASE1 0F Pol{ER-ttP (see Fig 2 below)
ltle AC Supply Control board 400-PLl only is required to obtain this

sratus (see scheEarics 4520367 6 (6) and 45203677 t7l).
PHASE2 0F PoWER-IJP(see Fig 3 belor¿)
The AC Supply Control board 4O0-PL3, Ehe PL7 Generator Interface

board 40O-PL7, and the cPU boald 400-PL12. are required to obtain
rhis srarus (see Scheuatics q52o3676 (6) and 45203677 0)).
The Dost probable cause preventing the SENoGRAPHE going to second

power-up phase is that the CPU does not tra¡rsEit the AC Supply 0N
coD.oand. Check as follows:
Switch off SENoGAPHE via PB oFF.
open circuit breaker DJ1.
Place boald 400-PL3 on extender a¡d connect (-) of vol.tDeter to

28 C and (+) to 26 C 0F XJ2 (rop connector).
Close circuit breaker DJl.
Measured voltage should be -3.30 V tO.5 V.
Poser up SENOGRAPHE by hitting PB ON. Measured voltage should

reach '3.30 V tO.5 V within three seconds. This tl¡¡ee-second
delay Eay be exceeded to protect resistors R1, R2 ar¡d R3 of the
Power Supply chassis against overheating caused by too
closely-spaced power-ups.
A fault in the CoNSoLE boafd, 100-PL6. does not prevent getti¡g

coDplele slritch-on status {it is essentiaf to have 0FF,/0N
pushbutton continui¡y ensured by the CoNSoLE boa.rd, 4O0-PL6),
Hordever, if PL6 is faulty, the kV window does not light up.
NOTE3
hlhen relay K1 of the AC SIJPPLY chassj.s is not energized, the

second phase of the sh,itch-on seeos norEa]., a¡d particufa¡ly:
- 600 V on the terDi¡als of the converter capacitor ba¡rk is
present (indi.cator la.np is 1it in the cover),
- kV irindoh' is lit: 1st trigger is enabled.
Consequentl}', thg enoCe starter rel,sy .,'ibrates when the 1st

trigger is actuated. Ttlis is because the 33-ohE resistors sre
still in series (Schenatíc 41203767, G/8. and Schenatic
45203677,F/3).
SENoGBAPHE
SENIX HF AS¡r C01U52K.O4
7-40
A trsnsEission error between the CPU bos¡d 400-PL12 s¡rd the
Console board 1O0-PL6 is not displayed i¡ the úAs window, Refer
to Table B: Error Codes (see Jobcard LG001, Para 9).
If the error code is displayed in the nAs v¡indor,, folloi¡ the

ñ¡^^éÁrr¡aiñ???
NSTE 1
If nany power-ups are r¡ade successively. the SEIOGBAPffi wj.ll

in¿roduce a tiDe-out nuch longer ths¡t three seconds. Keepi¡g Ehe
SENOGAPHE switched off (eg, for one or tvro hours) does not
reduce this tiBe-out. The tiDe-ou! ren&ins nuch Dore thaJx
th¡ee seconds for its Dext power-up. I'herefore, aI1or. the
SENOG.APHEsufficient ti.!¡e i¡ the first power-up phase (to
ttave the CPU boald energized) before starting any other action.
NOTE 2
A fault in the Console boafd, 100-PL6, does not prevent getting

colplete switch-on status (it is essential to have 0FF/0N
pushbutton continuity ensured by the Console board, 100-pL6).
However, if 100-PL6 is faulty, the kV windo!, does not light up.
C,AUTION
¡{hen ¡e14y K1 of the AC SITPPLYchassis is not energlzed, the

second phase of the swltch-on seeDs nor.oal, and paltlculally:
- Around 55O V on the tel lnals of the converter caDacitor ban.L

is present ( indicator laEfr is l1t in the cover),
- kV erindoo i.s ll.t: 1st trLgger is enabled.
Consequently, the anode starter relay vibrates r.'hen the 1st

tnigger is actuated. This is because the 33-oh¡ resistors, Rl,
R2 and R3 of the Power Supply cha¡ssis are still in seri.es r.¡ith
t¡e prtoaw windlng of the autotla¡sfoluer (see ScheEatl.c
41203757 (18) coorrrltnates G8 and Schet¡atlc C8O916O (8).
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CORRECI CO¡¡FIGTJMTION FOR RTJNNINGAN EXPOSI]RE
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The SEI.IOGRAPHE ready to Eake ar¡ exposure when it is:
- ID the status described in Para 7.7.1,

- 0r in the status described ín Para 7.'1 .2.
7.7.7 READY STATUS FOR lST TRTGGERIN 2-POÍNT MODE
- On AC SUPPLY chassis 200
On Fuse IC of Power Suppl-y chassis 201-PL1:
l?le four ¡ed neon indicators a¡d the 13 green LEDS nust be 1it.
CONVERTERchassis 300
The red indicator of the front panel cover oust be 1it (indi.cating
that the converter capacitor bank is cha¡ged).
ELECTRONICSchassis 400
On the Heater Current board 4OO-PL1:
ureen u!,2 Lt u: Lit (+ 12 V and - 12 V present)

Yellow DE3 LED¡ Lit ( Large focal spot selected)
Yello!,, DE4 LED: Off (No hearer intellock > 5.3 A)
Green DE5 LED: Off (No heater current presenr)
0n the Heater Suppl-y board 4O0-PL2:
- L1 neon indicator: off {No voltage on C1, C2 a¡d C3)

- Green DEL LED: off (Heater 0n coE¡0and not given)
- Greeo DE2 LED: off lNo 220 V)
- Creen DE3 LEDr Lit (* 12 V and - 12 V available)
On the AC Suppty Control board 400-PL3:
- Ye1lor.,t DE1 LED: Lit (Voltage at inverter power terEi.nals

< 50 V and AC Supply On given)
Yellotr DE2 LED: Lit (Relay X3 energized)
Red DE3 LED: off (No ac supply fault)
Yel-loia, DE4 LED: Lit (AC supply present)
| -.+>
0n the INI¡ERTm Co¡TMAND
board, 400-PL4:
Green DE1 LED: Lit (12 V trigger presen¿)

Yellow DE2 LED: off (Generator not in exposure)
Ye1low DEI LED: off (Rad not requested)
re110!r uE+ Lt u: off (X-ray e:rposure not requested)
YeJ.low DE! LED: Lit (inverter on)
REd DE6 LED: Off (Max exposure tiDe 21 s)
Red DE7 LED: off (Thyristor radiator tenperature)
RCd DE8 LED: off (No AC suppLy fault)
Green DE9 LED : Lit (* 12 V present, LaEbda power supply)
Green DE1OLED: Lit (- 12 V present, Laebda power supply)
0n the GENERAToR
INIRFACE boa¡d. 400-pL7
On the X-F(AYR00M INTERFACEboard. 4OO-PL8
Green DE1 LED: off (Not used on Senographe)

Green DE2 LED: Off (Not used on Senographe )
Creen DE3 LED: off (Exposure counter not actuated)
ureen uE{ L!-u: Off (Grid controt inactive)
Green DE5 LED: Lit (Mo/AI filter, diaphragE present)
YEJ"¿OW DEb LEU: Off (Not used in Senographe)
YeU-oh, DE7 LED: Off (Not used in Senographe )
\¡reen U!.O Llrll: off (Rad prep button not actuated)
Green DE9 LED: off (Rad button not acluated)
Green DE10 LED3 Off (Grid sync)
LEDs DE1. DE2, DE6 and DE-/ are wired to the boa¡ds with
ref C80O040 ( rhey are not úrired ro the boards ref 45203670.
ELECTBoMECHANICALchassis PCB ,OO-PL1
X-ray
SEI'IOGRAPHE function:
Neon L1 should be l-íL (22O V, T1 prinary polrer supply present).

Green DE3 LED: Lit (novi.ng gri.d. a¡ld light centering device
pot{er supp.ry,l
Green DE3 LED: Lit (* 15 VEM present)
7 -50
SenograDhe aecha¡ical Eovepents function:
- Green DEI LED: Lit (Not used)
- Green DEz LED: Lit (Iodine laop poÍ¡er voltage present)
- Green DE5 LED: Lit (Colua¡ notor power voltage present)
- ureen DLo LLui Lit (ColuEn rotation electric brske poh,er
voltage presenü)
kV - EA board nounted on HIGH VOLTAGEunit 701-PL1

- creen DS1 LED: Lit (* 12 V present; +12 V LaDbda supply
present )
- Green DS3 LED: Lit (STRoBE for kV coouand value)
- ureen u>9 L¿u: Lit (SBI fo¡ kV coEna¡d value)
- Green DS5 LED: Lit (kV ref validation flor kV cor0Eand value)
- Lúeen u>o Lt u: LiE (LoAD for kV connand value)
- Creen DS7 LED: Lit (+15 V present)
- creen DS8 LED: Lit (-15 V present)
Control pa¡e1 100
CONSOLEboard 100-PL6:
- Green D5V LED: Lit Power supply)

- Green DSAFLED: Lit Porder supply)
- UTCEN )JOY LLD: LIE Power suppLy not used in SENoGBAPHE
)
- ureen D¿+v LLut Lr-t Power supply)
- Yellow DRX LED: Lit Relay X2 energized )
- Yellor DE1RXLED: Off Dialog with CPU board )
- Yellow DE2 fi LED: Off Dialog ¡,ith CPU board )
NOTE
LEDS DE1 Rx, DE2 TX and DRX go out vrhen when changing kV or EAs
operating factors, then light up.
The circuits developing 8 V are wired on the ICs, Ref C 800040.
They are not lrired on the ICs. Ref 45¿¡38736.
SMTOCBAPHE
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Status of indi.cators on front of the Control Pa¡el lin 2-point pode)
- Indicator inside 0N pushbutton: 1it

- Indicator turside oFF pushbutton: off
- One of the A1 or llo filter indicators: li.t
- one of the tlro indicators inside the focal spot selection
Pushbutton: lit.
- nAs setpoint display HÍndoir: Iit
- All 4 digits on the nAs Eeter: off
- RESEÍ indicator: off
- Indicator inside L-point Eode selector: off
- k V ¡ ' r i n d o w1 i t ( P a r a 7 . 3 . 1 )
(To cbeck status of indicators, use Jobcard VF00l: ConsoJ-e

Boa¡d Self-tes t )
7.7.2 READYSTAl'uS FoR 1ST TRIGGB IN 1-POII'¡T MoDE
This is the sa.Ee coof.iguration (described in Para 7.7.1) fon atl the
sub-asseDblies except for the indicators on front of the control
panel:
- kV iri¡rdow: lit
- nAs setpoint display wi,ndow: off,
- Indicator inside 1-point Eode selector: on,
- Indicator i¡side RESET pushbutton: off,
- The tir'o rigüthsnd digÍts on the DAs Deter display: lwo zeroes.
On the PHOToUULTIPLIB board, 400-PL11, the DE1 LED is lit

(sefection of IPl,l low current gairl iD Large Focal Spot).
In Sna¡l Focal Spot, 22 kV through 28 kV, the DE1 LED goes off ar
Radiography Prep (selection of high gain of the PM current).
SEIOGRAP}IE SENTX HF AS¡' CO1U52K. 04

7_52
7.8 FAULTS ON TltE SERVO T4ECHANIS¡|S
7.8.1, LPIDOWN MOVEMENI

COLIJMN
In the event of a failure of the up,/down xoove¡lent of the co1u.nn,

refer to Jobcard LAoOI .
7.8.2 PNEIJMATICCOMPRESSION
In the event of a failure on the pneueatic conpression u¡j.t, refer to

Jobcard LAOO4.
7.8.3 AR}I ROTATION
In the event of a¡ arE rotation failure, refer to Jobca¡d LAOO5.
sE¡¡oc8¡pr¡ sENIx HF ASM CO1U52K,04

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7.9 JOBCARDS
ThaFA qFA f irré rña< ^f T^h.rF.ic.
- Software It0pleEentation Jobcards (LG). Ttrey use the tests in

Mair¡tenance Menu 4 in priority a¡d systenatically.
- Failure Location Jobcards (LA). They conplete the softe¡are tests

and extend the diagnostlcs r.¡hen test results are not suffjcient.
- Check Jobca¡ds (VF). They are used for both preventive and
corrective Daj.ntenance to carry out the perfornance checks.
- AdjustEent Jobcalds (RG) . T'hey describe the required adjustnent.
- Disassenbly/Reasseubly Jobcards (DR). They describe the procedure

to follow when replacing a part. Jobcard DR009 describes
adjustEents to be checked when replacing a boald, printed circuit,
or IIV unj.t. This applies to the parr fitted to the replaced
subasseBbly or to the asseEbi-y affected by the replacenent).
7.9.T SOFTWAREIMPLEME}TTATIONJOBCARDS(LG)
Reference Pulpose
LGOOl ER¡ORCODES
LC002 POTTERTEST
LGOO3 ANODESTARTR TEST
LGO04 HFATING TEST
1C005 HIGH VOLTACEGENERATOR

TEST
LC006 PHOTOTIMMTEST
1G007 f INTERTACE SALLE" BOARD

INPI.]I| TEST
1C008 WATCH-DOG TEST

(nanufacturing test only)
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sEl.roGRAPr{E ASr{ C01U52K.04
I -)+
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF LGOOl
subassenbla : SE¡oGRAPHE
Dl,trpose : ESROR CODES Reuísíon No

Dqte:
froD / /
ro//
lI Etf¡ltlf#rifC¡fl¡irtrr
Not applicable
E IEEIGIE@
M&intenance console
E
Not applicable
Itr EEE!¡EIE
Co!¡nect the Maintena¡ce console to the Senographe
E Et$?-¡ft*¡:tfirfi¡ñr
5.1 Function
ERRoR CoDES does not perforn any tests. It has two fi¡¡ctions:
- it provides lhe engineer irith a record of errors up to a eaxinu¡

of 1! codes (the sane code may occur severai tiEes, but not .in
succession), ¿hus j.nforEing hio of what has happened betv,¡een
tt1¡o naintena¡¡ce inspections (see paragraph T.Z (E)).
- j.t dispfays the error ¡¡¡essage that appears during an exposure

under applj.cation or during a HIGH VoLTAGE TEST. This nessage
appears under iteú C : ERRoR 90 STATAS.
sEl¡oqR4pHEsB{rX HF ASMC01U52K.O4
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 2/6 LGOO]-
q,2 A^âc€
(1) Access the MAIñTENANCE MENU( IMEX/ASSEMBLER'S !.IANUAL.Para
1.¿{.5.4).
T"1
{ 1 ) K e y - i n l B l a n d l E n t e r l t o s e l e c t E R . R oC
Ro D E S .
LI
=> the fol}ori'ing table appears on the screen:
ERRORCODES
A : REI]RN
B : CLEAR
C : BROR 90 STATUS
LAST ERRORcoDES (UP.OLDEST,DOWN=MoST

RECENT)
E 30 RA¡rtCHECKSUI'
E 40 PüOTOTIII{ERBOARD
F tñ pllalrv 'rTMFnlr¡
E 80 CALCITLATION OIEAFLOW
E 90 EEOSIJREEHROR
E 1OO HF,ATIXGERROR
E 11O ANODESTARTER
E 120 ABCING
E 130 CoNvEETm SUPPLYTTMEoUT
S 140 CONVERTER CTIDBOARD
E T5O SIIAIJ, FOCT}SDURINGTNIT
E 160 TARCEFOCUSDURTNGINTT
E 17O REAL-TTMECLOCK
E 10 SOF¡
E.2O GENE-BOA¡D
YOURCI{OICE-=>
lhe earor codes displayed (here E30 to E20 are given by rray of
exas¡¡Ie ) refer to the errors that occurred lrhen the generato. was
actuated by nea¡s of the control panel (operation called up
in applLcation oode) .
It¡e oldest eFor is at the top of t¡e list (E3O in this case), and
the Eost recent ls at the bottor!.
When Eore than 15 errors occur, the oldest error disappears and the
list is noved upnalrds accordingLy.
SE.¡OGAPHE SE¡IX NT ASM CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF LGOOl
5.3 Descriptíon of available selections: ¡/our choice
Thpró 2Pp ? ññcsil-'ilities:
A: RETIRN nit a:ro t. retu¡n to rhe rca.süernenu.

I i;;l
T-l
CLEAR: Hit IBI a¡d lEnterl to cfear the error codes displayed.
tl
=> T'he foll-o\^,i.ng appears on the screen:
A: RENJRN
B; CLEAB CoNEIRMATIoN
YOUR CHOICE ==>
"Hit
- - fBl .a¡d
- ' - lñr".1 .o -confirn
-^ rhe cLEARcon.na¡d for
l:l l-'-"'t ""
the error codes.
f-"1
C: ERRoR90 STATUS: Hit lcl a¡d lEnterl to vielr the error
LI
nessage(s) v,¡henthe E90 error code appears after
exposure, or after a HIGH VoLTAGE TEST is ru¡ while
equipne¡¡t operation is faulty,
=) the following appears on the screen:
trr|PñP OO q'¡ATTTq
A: RENJBN
STATE OF 816, B2O, 824 (CENE.INTENF.BOARD

) DIIRINGE9O DETECTION
NO STATUS TO DISPLAY
YOIJRCHOICE ==>
If no fault is recorded.
SMOGRAPHESE¡¡IX HF ASM COl

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 4/6 LGOO1
OR
ERROR90 STATUS
A: RE|URN
q.TÁTF nF plÁ R2ñ R2l¡ (GENE.INTERF.BOARD)
DIIRINGE9O DETECTION
816: xx B2O: xx
HIGH VoLTAGEDEtrECTloNBEFoREEXPoSURE:"KV INF 5" SIGNAL CONVERTER

SUPPLYVOLTAGEOUT OF RANGE:" DE¡AUTRASCEU"IAO SIPPLY FAIJLT] SIGNAL
YOURCHOICE==>
- Ttre error oessage is displayed over tlro lines:
. The fine iDoediately below the line that provides the status of
816, 820 and 824 supplies data on nhen the fault occured.
. fhe second line gives the cause of the fault.
There are four possible irordings:
+ RROR DETECTEDBEFORE EXPOSURE(here given as an exa.ople);

* ERRORDETECTEDDURING HIGH VOLTAGERISING EDGE,
I ERROR DETECTED DIIRING EXPOSURE
r ERRORDETECTED AFTER EXPOSIJRE.
If thé software is unable to dete.oine the probable cause of the

fault, ¿his Eessage appears on the screen: NO DIAGNOSTIC AVAIIáaLE
The loessages that are 1ikely to appear in conjunction r,¡ith the rrording
ERRORDffECTED BEFORE EXPOSLBEare:
.. HIGH VOLTAGE DETECTION BEFOREEXPOSURE: "KV--INF-5" TLESS TIAN 5KV]

J¿\.¡1t¡iL
.. HIGH VOLTAGE ON BEFORE EXPOSIJRE;"EN POSE" IIN EXPOSIJRE

I SICNAL.
.. SECI,BITY STOP ON HEATING BOARD: ''SECftITE CHAUFFAGET
I¡{EAT SAFEIY IMTERLoCK] SIGNAL.
.. CONVERTE SIJPPLY VOLTAGEOLrT 0F RANGE: "DEFAUT RESEAU"
[Ac SUPPLY FAULT ] S]GNAL.
if rhe "EN MARCIIEoNDULEUR" IINVERTER IS ONI signal- is defecrj.ve

a¡rd no other fault has been detected the floll-owing Dessage
appears :
.. CONVBTER STOPPED: "EN MARCHEONDULEIJR"IINVMTER IS ON¡ SICNAL

if other faulls have also been detected:
. . COi'¡VEÁTERC'I'BREYI ERROF : " Ii,iAX'' Ii.iAX INTD.iSITY ] SIGNAL.
SE¡¡IX gr ASM CO1U52K,O4

SE\IOGRAP}IE
SENOGRAPHE SENTX HF LGOO1
If there are other fau1t.(s):
.. EXPOSETOO LONG FOR INVRTER : ÍTEMPS DE POSE MAX" IMAX

EXPOSETIME 1 SIO,IAL.
.. TUBE CURRENT>200 nA : "BA MAX( SIGNAL,
.. HICH VOLTAGE)10 kV : "KV MAX" SIGNAL,
. . CONVERTERHEATSINK T0O HOT : "T RAD MAX"
IINVERTER HEAISINK TEMPEE.ATUREI SIGNAL,
.. EXPoSIIRE STOPPm 0N T00 Lold SUPPLY VoLTAGE : "ARRET SUR DEFAL"T
RESEAU" ISTOP ON AC SUPPLY FAIJLTI SIGNAL.
Ttre nessages that are like1y to appear in conjunction vrith ERROR

DETECTEDDURING HIGH VOL?AGERISING EDGE aTe:
.. TIMEOUT DURING ARCING SEQUENCE:"MOR9AGE" SIGNAL IARCING SIGNAL],

.. TIMEoUT 0N HI6l voLTAcE DSIECTIoN DURING RISING EDGE; ',KV INF 5"
ILFSS TTIAX 5KV ] SIG¡TAL,
.. HIGI VOLTAGERISING TOO LONG: ''N.¡ POSE" IIN EXPOSURE
] SIGNAI,
The Eessages that are likely to appear in conjunction with ERROR

DETECTEDDURfNG EXPoSUnE are:
.. TI}IEOUT DURING ARCING SEQUE}ICE:"AMORQAGE" IARCING] SIGNAL,

.. SECURITY STOP ON HEATING BOARD: "SECURIIE CHAUFFAGE" IHEAT SAFE'¡Y
INTERLOCK1 SIGNAL.
.. CoNVERTERSUPPLY VoLTAGE ouT OF RANGE : ,'DEFAUI RESEAU"
tAC SUPPLY FAIJLT] SIGNAL,
if rhe "E'¡ MARCtm oNDULEIJR" I INVERTER IS ONI signal 1s zero

the follotding ¡¡essage appea¡s :
.. CONTERTB STOPPED: "E{ I'TARCHEONDULEUR" TINVEBTERIS ONI SIGNAL

"TBY TO COMPLEÍE DIAGNOSTIC WII]{ HIGH VOLTAGETEST MENU"
If there are other faults, the Bessages are:
. . CONVERTERCIJRRENTERROR: '' IMAX'' IMAX TVIENSITY 1 SIGNAL ,

.. EXPOSIIRETOO LONG FOR CONVERTER: ''TEI@S DE POSE MAx" IMAX
EXPOSURETIME 1 SIGNAL,
.. I1JBE CURIENT )200nA : 'EA MAX" SIG'IAL,
.. HIGII VoLTAGE)50kV: "KV MAX" Slcl'tAL,
.. CO}IVERTERHEATSINK TO0 HoT: "T RAD MAX"
IINVERTER HEATSIM TEMPERATIJRE ] SIGNAL,
.. EXPoSURESToPPED ON TO0 Lol,i SUPPLY VoLTAGE: "ARREI SUR DEFAU¡
RESEAU" ISTOP ON AC SUPPLY FAIILT ] SIGNAL.
The Dessage that.is likely to appear in conjuncrion with ERRORDETECTED

AE|EB EXPOSIJREis:
.. HTCH VOLTAGEFALLINC EDGENOT DETECTED: "EN-POSE" IIN EXPOSLBE1

SIGNAL.
SENOGRAPHE
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SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF o/o LGOO1
CAI]TION
In order to perforE a correct diagnostic on the basis ol the error

¡¡¡essages arising froE the status of 816, 820 and 824, j.t is essential-
to perforE the following steps (the generator nust be poe¡ered):
- switch the generator oFF a¡d 0N,
- Press ICTRLI I c I a¡d select nenu 4

IIII
- select and run a HICfi VoLTAGE TEST (Jobcard LG005)
- access nenu B, ERROBCODES, a¡d then C : ERROR90 STATUS to
consult the ¡oessages,
- s$,itch OFF and 0N froD the control panel before running test again.
SENOGAPIIE SB'TIX HF A.SMCO1Uq2K.04

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF r/Lo LGOO2
SubassenblA : SENoGRAPHE
PurDose : F0TTEn TEST ReDís¿on No

Date:
NF No. PToútct íon date Serídl no. PersonneL:
Froo / / Fron
T¿me:
to// to
EE@
. a¡ HCPL2731 optocoupler one O.31A 210 V slo-blo fuse
. a 0.254 250 V fuse one 0.25A 25O V slo-blo fuse
E IEI@!¡@
Senographe Maintena¡rce console
Effi
N^r .ññt i ^áhl ó
E I¡E@@
CoDriect the Mai.ntenance console to the Se!¡ographe
E@E@
5.1 Function
The PoTTER (BUCIff) test has tno fu¡ctions:
- it causes the noving glid to vibrate for the purpose of checking
the " SYllCtlRoCRILLE" ISYNC CRID] sisnaf,
- it enables the operation of the radiography chain to be checked
'rlrrvs! u>¡¡r5 Lrre uev¡¡rÉ órfr¡.
5.2 Access
(1) Enper lhe MAINTB.IANCE S MANUAL,para
Mn¡U ( IMEX/ASSEMBLER'
1 ll q ul
rrr K e-yL-Ji n lCl and lEnterl to select P O T T E RT E S T .
SENOCRAPHESE{IX HF ASM CO
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF LGOO2
=> Ttle follo$¡ing appea¡s on the screen:

ru.L-L¿¡1 t!.51
A : REIURN
DTPNESSPREPASI.IITCH TO CONIROLPOTTERTEST
vmrFY ${AT 53'C SIGNAL 15 oFF AND 15 VEM (500-pL1) rS PRESU'IT
PREPASWITCH : OFF
POTTM CMD : oFF
CRILLE"
"SYNCIIBO : OFF
YOiiRCHOICE== >
* "SYNCIIRO
GRILLE" ISYNCORID]
5.3 Description of available selections: your choice

A: RETTJRN key-in I A I and lEnteri to retur¡ to the
- tt¡¿IS
ter ¡lenu .
5.4 Uea'ling of the telos used
PREPASWITCH : oFF oeans- that -the radiography first trigger
].S re-Legseo,
PREFA SWITCH : 0N nea¡s that the radiography first trigger
is depressed.
POTTER CMD : 0N nea¡s that relay X5 on the "INTERFACESALLE.
board 400-PLB is contro-L.led by the software.
"SYNCIIROGRILLE" is the signal that controls the
ISYNC GID] B33 oplocóupl.er on rhe " INTERFACESAILE" board.
¿loo-Pld (see block diagra-E 45203767 (I8).
SENOGRAPHE
SH,IIX HF ASMCO1U52K.
04
5.5 Running the test
The Eoving grid is set in Eotion by pressing the radiography f.irst

trigger (radiographi.c preparation or rad. prep. ).
The test begins by checking the configuration of a nuDber of
signals and then checks then again when first trigger is released.
For Dedical applications, grid r0otion is actuated by the second

trj.gger.
5.6 Interpreting test results when equipoent operatlon with the Eoving
grl.d is satlsfactory.
( 1) Make sure the novi.ng grid is connected to con¡ector PR 421

( F r E9 / L o ( 2 ) ) .
{1) Press firsE trigger and hofd i! down.
=> The screen dj.spl-ay chsnges and the fol1o¡'ing Dessage appea¡s:
TEST OF "SYNCI.IRO_CRILLE"TSYNC-CRID] SIO.IAL.
=> The grid is set in Eotion (this ca¡ be heard),
=> opposite RESPoNSETIME (ES), is displayed the tiBe lag betueen the
actuarion of rel.ay X5 on the RoOM INTERFACE board, 400-pL8, and
actuation of the optocoupler 833 on the saDe boa¡d ( approxination ).
The tiee lag is tl¡pica¡ly 200 ns r 100 os.
Response tine shou]d be less than l0O os in application node.

-:-_:::: ::::l: ::l ::-: :::-
TEST OF " SYNCI{RO_GRTLIÊ" ISYNC CRID ] SICNAL
PFqPnNSF TTMF /mc\ 200

PREPASHIrcH ON
POTTERCMD ON
SYNCHROGRILLE ON
Y0Lr8CHOICE==>
, r \ Pé]a2ca fi¡<l. rFiteaF
sE{ocRApHESENIX HF ASl.tC01U52K.04
5.7 InterpretLng test results when equipdent aperation erith the

Eoving gri.d is faulty.
5.7.f If the screen display does not change during first trigger.
{ 1) consulr block diaglaf0 45203767 o8\ .
? the DE5 LED on the "INTERFACESALLE" board, 4OO-PL8 is lit

ñamrnoñl. 1w
I
t. -.^
(z) check for 15 VE (De4 LED a¡d F8 fuse on ELECTRoMECHANICAL
f> N0
I rack PCB) is in position (if necessary, refer ro Pata '1.6:
II Po"er-up operational" Check Routine.
I
L> ]ES (2) run the "INTERFACE SALLE INPUTS" test - card LGOO7.
? The status of T)!l'C is OFF.
l--> t¡O ( 3 ) refer to Jobcard LAOO1.
? the DE8 Lm on the 'INTERFACE SALLE" (X-FAY RoOM INTERFACE) board,

I 400-PL8, lights when fiDsr trj.gger is pressed.
I
F) N0 (2) refer to Jobcard LA002.
Ú.1 .Z ft the screen display during first trigger is:
TIME (ns)
RESPONSE ¡ T00 LoNc (MoRETH.AN450 Es)
PREPASI,¡ITCH :0N
POTTERC!!D : Ol{
-8"
"SYNCI{BO-GRTT.' : OFÍ'
YOIJFCEOICE==>
SE{oGAPHESENrX HF ASM C01U52X.04

SENOGRAPIIE SENIX HF LGOO2
( 1) Refer ro Block Diagran 45203767 /181.
? The grid is Eoving (this can be heard).
> YES (2) connect a DC volteeter betlreen terBinals 7a(+) and

12b(-) of XJ1 on the extender connected at 400-PL5.
? The voftage lreasureEent is 11V when firsr trj.gger is

| .^r -..^.r
t----*--'
I
f> N0 {lr cha¡ge optocoupler B33 on the 'IÑTERFACE SALLE"
I BoARD,400-P18.
I
r) YES r J, run the test by pressj.ng and holdj.ng down lst
rFi o'éF h', r rññ
? The voltage Eeasured is 0V.

II
L> N0 ( ¿ ) run the test again lrith a different
Doving grid if one is available, otherrdise:
(1r) reEove the top of the noving grid.
(4) rur¡ a test v¡hile pressing the 1st trigger and

check that relay X2 is excited very shortly
after relay X1.
) NO (2) renove the 4 retaining screws, Fig.9/10 (1),

of the CEÍ'¡TmINCDEVICETIMING circuit housed i¡ rhe
coluro¡.
Do not renove the 4 scre¡¡s inside the plate -- they secu.e

they CÉ{TERING DEVICE TI¡IING circui.t board in Dlace.
connect a DC voltlreter between terqinals 7(-) and 11(+) of

the CnTmING DEVICE TIMING circuit.
t2) ru¡ a test by pressing and holding donn first trigge..
sm{ocRApHE
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? The vol.¿age r¡easureúent is 24 V.
ltUU-rLO. LS nOC
> YES (3) perforu the test with a different noving grj.d if
available.
(3) rerlove the top of the noving g'rid to gain access

to the coBnand circuit.
(3) run the lest by pressing and holding

dorn fírst trigger.
? The X1 relay is excited.

II
L) YES rur check fuse Fl on the noving grid.
5.7.3 tf the scree¡ display during first trigger j.s:
PBEPA SIITTCH ¡oN

POrylER CMD
"SYI.¡CIIRO-@ILLE: : OFF
The first trigger ("prep swj"tch") is 0N (or shorted out) before the
test is run, but not the second trigger.
SENOGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASM CO1
5.8 Inter?reting satisfactory ¡esults i.rhen using the test !,¡ithout the
(i) Eake sure the Eoving grid is disconnecred (connector pR421),
{1) press a¡d hold doqn first tfigger.
=> The screen dispfay cha¡ges, the following roessage appears:
TEST OF "SYNC¡AO_GRILLE' IS1'I{C GRIDI SICNAL
=) opposite RESPoNSETIME (¡¡S), a value less than 50 ¡!s is

displayed indica¿ing the test's response tiBe.
T'he correct resu]t for the test during first trigger ís:
TEST OF TSYNCIIRO-GBILLE" SICNAL
RESPoNSETIME (ros) : 10
PREPA S}iITCH : 0N
PoTTER CllD : 0N
"SYNCIIRO_@ILLET : ON
'1 ' ¡ele€¡se first trigger.
5.9 Interpreting faulty results L¡hen using the test lrithout the
Eoving grid ( bucky ) .
1.9.I It the screen display does not change during fifst trigger.
5.9.2 If the screen display during the Eest is:
TI¡4E (nS)
RESPoNSE :TOOLONG
rñ¿tsA JA-Llt-¡l :ON

POMER CMD :ON
CRILLE"
" S\'}ICHRO : OFF
sn¡oGRAPm SENIX I{F ASMC01U52K.04

(1) Refer ro Block Diagra¡¡ 45203767 (18),
(1) connect a DC vottneter between terDinals 7a(+) and

12b(-) on XJ1 of the extender connected at 400-PL5.
? The voltage neasure¡I¡ent is 11V before the test is n¡n.

I
'INTERFACESALLE" board.
f> lto ,zr change optocoup.ler 833 on the
¡ l'^^ ñr O
I
L> YES ttl run the test by pressing a¡rd bolding dor,rn first trigger.
? The voltage Deasurenent is 0V.

IL> N0 (3) release fj.rst trj.gger.
(3) rellove the 4 retaining scre$rs, Fig.1 (1), on

the plate supporting the CEN"mING DEVIoE TIMING
circuit housed in the colu!¡.
Do not reEove the four scre¡rs in¡eroost on the plate -- they

secure the CEI{IERINC DE\¡ICE TI¡IINC printed circuit boa.d.
(3) connect a voltneter between teroinal-s 7(-) and 11(+)

of the CEÍTERINC DEVICE TIMING circuit.
(3) run the test by pressi¡g and holdilg down first

trigger.
NO: relay x5 on the " INTERFACESALLE" boa¡d, 4o0-PL8, ls not
YLS: relay X4 on the ELECTROMECHANICAL

chassis PCB j-s not
energized.
SEI{IX HF AS}I CO1U52K.O4

SE,IOGRAPHE
SENOGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASMCO1U52K.O4
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF l o / L oI LGo02
SE}¡OGAPHESU'¡IX HF ASITT
CO1U52K.
04
SENOGRAPIIE SENIX HF r/o LGOO3
su.bassenblA : SE¡¡OG8APHE
DUIDOSE : ANODE STARTEA TEST úeTsi.on no.

d.ate:
NF no, production date seT¿al no. pe?sonneL:
fron / / fron
t Lme:
ro// to
II Etr¡TTEEliEtr
. one 0.254 25OV fuse
. one 10A-250Ú fuse
. one 3.2A 250V slo-blo fuse
. one HCPL 2731 optocoupler
. one 1A 250V fuse
E I¡IETE@
Maintensnce console
Effi
Not applicabl-e
E @!IE¡g
Connect the DAV naintena¡ce conso.Le to the SenogTaphe
E ftrdl¡rf,rrfrfir.ffr
5.1 FunctLon
To trigger a¡ode rotation rdithout X-ray e¡lission and check that the
a¡ode sCaTteT delivers the "PERMISSIONGRAPHTF"TY-RAV F\ARIF'I
signal.
q 2 A^.acc
(1) MENU ( IMEX/ASSEMBLER'S MANUAL, para

Acgess, the MAIMIENAT'ICE
1 l¡q 4\
(r) Key-in and lE¡rerl ro select ANoDE

STARTEn
TEST.
l3J
=) The r'ollow1ng appears on
A : RETURN
B : SPEEDTOGGLE
DEPRESSPRP SWITCH TO CONTROLANODESTARTB
(VEBIFY IF '3c S]GNAL IS OFF AND 15 VEM 1S PRESENT
ROTATION SWITCH LOWSPEED
PBEP SI'ITCH OFT'
STAATER CMD
"PEBMISSION GRAPHTE" OFF
YOtlB CHOICE == >
r "PERMISSION CR¡PHIE" IX-RAY ENABLE]
SN'¡OGMPHESENIX HF ASM COl

5.3 Description of the available selections; you. choice

T1
A : RETTJRN Key-in lAf and lEnterl to return to Ma-in
L_l L_l nenu.
-
B : SPEED TOGGLE Key-in lBl a¡d lEnterl to select a¡ode
L-J
rotation speed at vafue other than 3000
rpE (for possible future applica¿j.on).
5.4 Meaning of terns used
ROTATION SPEED indicates the selected speed of

ro¿ation.
Lo|{ SPEED = 3000 rpo,
HICft SPED = 9000 rpD (not applicab].e).
PREPA SWITCH : OFF oee¡ls that first trigger is released.
PRFA SWITCH : ON neans that fi.rs¿ trigger is depressed.
STABTER CMD is the coEEand sisnal for anode

rotation, supplieá by the software.
'PERMISSIoN GRAPHIE" tX-RAy
ENASLEI is the signal rhat
con¡lands optocoupler 84 on the
CENERAToRÍ¡¡TmFACE boa¡d, 400-PL7,
This signal is developed by the starter
5.5 Ru¡¡ning the test.
Rotation of the anode ootor is triggered by presslng first trj.gger

(2nd trj.gger has no effect).
The test beg:ins by checking the configuration of a nuDber of
signals and then checks theE again when first trigger is released.
5.6 Interpreting ¿est results when equip8ent operatioo is

satisfactory,
(1) press and hold down first trigger;
=> The screen display changes and the folLowi.ng !¡essage appears:
TEST OF "PERMISSION CRAPHIE" SIGNAL-

"PERMISSION GRAPHIE" IX-RAY ENABLE1
=> Tt¡e e¡¡ode Botor is powered (this ca¡r be heard).

=> opposi.te RESPONSE TIME (nS) is displ-ayed the rioe tag
between actuation of relay X3 on rhe GB{ERAToR INTERFACE
boa¡d, 400-PL7, and actuation of the B4 optocoupler on the
sa¡e boald, by approxination,
In theory, rhe 1ag is 1!00 ms * lOO ns.
sE¡loGBApHE
SB{rX HF AS!{ C01U52K.O4
The co$ect result for the test during first trigge¡ is:
TEST OF 'PEFMISSION GRAPHAE"SIGNAL

RESPoNSETI¡'IE (nS) . 1q?n
ROTATIONSPEED : LoW SPEED

PREPASWITCH :ON
STANTERCMD :ON
,PEBI,ISSIONGRAPHIE" r0N
YOtlRCHOICE==>
, ! ' ¡ó16ocó fiFcl' f¡1erc¡
=> The correct result for the tes¿ once first trigger is
released 1s:
DEPBESS PRFA SWTTCI] TI} CONTBOL ANODE STARTER
ROTATION SPEED : LoH SPEED

PREPA SlfTTCF :0N
STARTB CMD r0N
'PEB}IISSION CRAPHI!" :ON
5.7 Inter?reting test results when equipnent operation is faulty,
5.7.I lt the screen display does not change during fj.rst trigger.
( 1) consult block diagraa 45203767 G8l .
400-PLU, is lit perEa¡enELy.
> N0 (2) check rhat the l5vElrl (De4 LED a¡d F8 fuse on
the ELECTBOMECHANICAL chassis) is in posirion (if
necessary, see Para 7.6: Power-up Operational Check
Routj.ne ) .
YES ,2r perfora the X-RAYRoOMIMERFACEBoARDINPLTTtest.
? Ttre status of T ) !l'C is oFF.

IL >
NO l) refer to Jobcard LA001 (Para 7.9).
The DE8 LED on the " INTERFACE SALLE'' board,

i l¡nn-plR I iqhrc Ib .li'¡iñ' fircr rFid'a¡
L, N0 (2) refer to Jobca¡d L4002 (see Para 7.9).
SE¡TOGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASM CO1
i.7.2 If ¡he screen display during first trigger is:
RESPoNSETIME (¡5) r T00 LoNG
ROTATIONSPEED LOWSPED
PREPAS¡,ÍITCII ON
STARTERCMD ON
"PEBI{ISSION GRAP¡trE" OEF
(1) Refer to Block Di.agraú t4r2]3767 OB)
Ttre anode ¡¡ocor is povreFed(this can be heard)
) Y E S i 2 r connect a DC voltDeter betr.reer¡ terninals 5C(-) a.r¡d

4c(*) of XJ2 on rhe extender connected at 400-PL5.
The Eeasured vollage is 24V when first t¡igger i.s

released.
NO {3) ch8¡ge optocoupler 84 on the GF{BATOR

IMTB.FACE board, i.t00-PL7 .
YES t3t ru¡ the test by pressing and holding down first
trr.gger
2 seconds 1ater, tbe !¡easured voltage is

approxiBately 0 V.
> N0 1¿) look for a fault on the STARTER circuit

( relays X5, X6 a¡d X7 energized).
> N0 ( 2 ) co¡r¡¡ect a DC voltDeter between test poiDts PTl and PT3

on the STARTB circuit.
The neasured voltage is continuous 220V
L, N0 13) check fuses F1/ a¡d F18 on the FUSFS circuit,

201-PL1 (AC SUPPLY chassis ) .
( z ) co¡¡Dect a DC voltneter between teraj.na]-s 5C(-) and

68(+) of xJ2 on the extender connected at 400-PL5.
SEX\TOGMPHE
SE¡{IX HF ASI!' CO1U52K.04
The Eeasured voltase is 24V.
N0 I check thar rhe DE6 LED on rhe FUSES circuit,
, 3 ) c h e c k f u s e F 6 o f t h e F U S I B L E S( F U S E S ) c i r c u i L ,
207-PLI.
(3) check that the cabi-e connected between XJ of the

STARTB circuit, 60O-PL1, a¡d XJ26 of the
ELECTRoNICSchassis, 400-PL13, js in posirion.
) \ES (3) press and hold dolrTl first trigger.
? The !¡easured voltase is 0V.

II
t-) NO r ¿ ) relay X3 on the GE¡{EFAToRINTERFACE
boa¡d, 400-PL7, is no¿ energized.
the scneen display during first trigger is:
ROTATION SPEED : LOWSPEED

PREP SIIITCH :ON
STARTER C¡{D : OFF
"PER¡IISSION GBAPHIE" I OFF
The first trigger ( "prepa swj.tchr') is 0N before the tesL 1s run.
5.7.4 If the screen display during fi¡sr trigger is:
RESPONSETIYE (ES) : T0O SHORT

ROTATION SPEED : LOIJSPEED
PBEP SWITCH :ON
STARTM CMD :0N
The STARTERcilcuit subasseDbly that provj-des the tiEing is faulty.
5.7.5 T|,e screen display during a¡d after first rrigger is:
ERROR : SIGNAL A],READYON
PREF ShIITCH
STARTER CIfD
"PEBMISSION GRAPHIE"
The "PmIúISSIoN GMPHIE" IX-MY ENABLEI signal is being supplied prior

to the rotation colunand.
SBTOGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASM CO1
SENOGRAPHESE{IX HF ASI'I CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF r/6 LGO O4
subassenblV : SENOCEAPHE
O|JTDOSE : HEATING TEST veTslon no.

date:
llF no. prodwctíon ddte seTial no. personneL
froo / / fron
tíme:
ro// to
E F¡riftfff{¡irfiIffftrfil
Not applicable
E l?¡t¡tt*i|-f,.fr|-|.it?'l
Maintenartce console
Effi
Not applicable
E I¡EIEEE¡E
Connect the Mainte¡ra¡ce Consol-e to the Senographe
E I@@E@
5.1 Function
This test causes the.X-ray tube filaDent to be pora,eredwhen a value
bet$¡een 2.2A and 5.7A is selecred without Drodu'cing hish
volEage. A setpoint greater than 5-3A can be sent io cñeck ¿hat
thts sately Lnterlock ].s working properLy.
5.2 Access
(r) 'S
4ccess thq MAINTnIANCE MENU ( IMEX/ASSEI{BLEB MANUAL,
rara r.q.5.¡i,.
( 1) Key-in p -a ro serect the HEATTNG
TEST.
lsnE¡
=) The fol]owing appears on
HEATING TEST
A : RENJRN
B I SPEED TOGGLE
C ; FOCUS TOGGLE
DEPRESS PREP SWITCH TO CONTEOL HEATING CURNENT
lVE4IFy rF 53c SIGNAL rS oFF AND 15vEl.¡
' (500-pL1)
-: 1S PRESENT
FOCUS IARGÉ
CUBRENT t 2.2OA
PREP SWITCH : pFF
HEATING CMD ; OFF
PFESENCE COIJBANI CHAUFFAGE : OFF
SEcURITY S10P : oFF
"ALIM CH. OK" SIGNA.L : OFF
YOIIR CIIOICE == >
PBESB{CECOURA{TCHAUFFAGE.IHEATER
CURRENT
DETECTION]
---__'.
SECURITYSTOPISAFETYINTERLOCK I
"ALIM CH. OK" I HEATER
SUPPLYOK]
SENOGRAPHE
SE{IX HF AS¡I CO1U52K.O4
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF LGO O4
5.3 Description of avail"ab]-e selectio¡rs: your choice
A : RE|IJRN Key-in I A I and lEnterl to return to
the EasteD tsenu.
B : C1JRREÑT
SETTING Key-in r: and. r_---to selecr
l:J lEnterl
fila.nen¿ heater current.
=> The follor{ing appears on the screen:

CURRENTSEITING 22 TO '7 (O.LA)
A : CTJRRENT
CI'RRE¡IT .. 2.20A
YOllR CHOICE='>
( 1) Key-in the required value a¡d o"""t fñEl .
For insta¡rce: !4 (equivalent ,o ¡.+n)-ro nax. safety

interlock. "lreck
rr; Key-in lEnterl. The following j.s dj-splayed:
CAITTIoN:CITRRB¡T
OVB TUBESPECfFICATIoN
(1) Kev-in arrdthen ror

lA I lEnterl ::":.:Hi"::,readv
C : FoCUSToGGLE xev-in p a¡d lEn;;l ro select rhe
other focal spot.
t.+ Meanrng o¡ ter¡¡¡s used
FOCUS shows which focal spot has been
selected: LABGEor SMALL.
CIJRRENT shows the filaoenc heating curren!
value.
SENoGBAPHE
SEI{IX üF ASMC01U52K.04
r¡t¿rA Jw1-tuñ : oFF Eeans Ehar first trigger is releesed-
PRPA SI,JITCH :0N Beans that first trigger is depressed.
HEATING CMD :0N is the signal that validates the heater

function. It is provided by the soft'^'are.
PRESENCECOURANT Eeans that the filalent is not pol,,¡ered.

CHAIIFFAGE: IHEATEB This sigrial is developed by the HEATER
CURRENTDETECTION): OFF CIJRRENIboard, 400-PL1, a¡d indicated by
'1 .! the DE5 LED.
-!
The hardlrare neasurenent point cl-osest to
the softldare signal, is pin 6 of the 88
optocoupler on the GENERAToRINTERFACE
BOARD. 4OO-PL7.
PRESENCECOIJRAI\'I Eeans that the heating current going

CHAUFFAGE: ON to the fila-Eent is > 1.8A.
SECURITY STOP This signal is supplied by the HEATER

CIJR-RENTboard, 400-PL1, a¡d indjcared by
the Del+ LED. It is sent to pin 1 of 86 of
GE{EBATORINIERFACE bOAId, 4OO-PL7.
oFF status: os¡¡datory status in standby and during

first trigger lrhen operation is
correct (heating current neasured <!.lA)
0N status: status stored by the logic of the HEATER

gURRE¡n board, 400-PL1, if heater current
i.ras detected on ¿he filaEent (> 5.3A). ltris
safety device cuts off porr¡er to the
filanent even if the DE1 LED on the HEATER
SUPPLYboard, 4OO-PL2, stays Lit irhen first
trigger is r¡ot released,
The ON status disappears nhen first trigger
r: ::l:3::i.
''ALIM CH. OK" IHEATERSUPPLI' This sig¡a1 is suppli.ed by the HEATER

SUPPLYboard, 4O0-PL2, and is indicaEed by
OK] SIGNAL the DE2 LED.
oFF status: The palallel-asseEbled capacilors C1, C2

a¡d c3 on the HEATn SUPPLY board. 400-pL2.
are not charged.
0N status: : There are nore tltan 160 V on the terninals

of these capacitors.
SE{OGRAPHESN{IX HF ASM CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF LGO O4
q q Rrrññiñr l-hó rpcf
The filanent is poirered when first tri.gger is pressed (the second

trigger has no effect) .
5,6 lnterpreting test resu]ts when equipEent operation is

satisfactory.
( l ) press a¡d hold down first trigger,
=) The screen display changes and the correct result is;
PRPA ST,'ITSH :ON

HEATTNCCMD :ON
PHESE{CECOT'RANT CRATJFFAGE :ON
SECURITYSTOP : OFF
"ALI}I CIf. OK* SIO{AL :ON
(1) release first trigger.
5.7 Interpreting test results rlhen equipEe¡t operation is faulty.
5.7.I If the screen display does not change when first trigge¡ is
pnessed.
(r) run the X-FAY ROoM INrERFACE BoARD INpUfS test. Job Ca¡d
LC007 .
=> The result of thj.s test should be co¡rect (TEfp > !l'C : OFF).
5.7.2 7f the screen display during first trigger is:
PREP SWITCfl
HEATING CI'ÍD
PRESET.ÍCECOTJRANTCEAUFFAGE
SECIJRITY STOP
"ALIü CH. OKII SIGNAL
SB{oGAPHE SENIX HF AS!,1C01U52K.04

( r ) R e f e r t o B l o c k D i a g r a o 4 5 2 0 3 6 7 8( 1 8 ) .
The DE1 LED on the HEATERSUPPLY boa¡d,

4llll-Pl 2 rr.htc rrñ ñrrFlnr fir€r iFirróF
> YES (2) cormect a DC voltüerer betvreen rer8inals 3(-) and 7(*) of
xJ3'f1atconnectorfocatedatthefrontontheHE.4.TB
CUBRmII board, 400-PL1 (heater setpoint given by the ,l 1
nicroprocessor) .
{ 2 ) press first trigger and check that the vo.l-tEeter reads

the appropriate voltage for several heatir¡g current values
with a scale factor of 1V/1A (first trigger nust be
pressed every tine the setpoint is changed).
>N0 (2) connect a DC voltoetep beilreen terninal 2(+) of XJ3 and

ternina1 27c of xJL on the HEATm. CURRE¡ITboard. 4oO-PL1 |
and check the + 12V.
(2) connect a DC voltEeter beteeen terninal 1(+) of XJ3 and

terEi.nal 27c of XJt on the HEATER CIJRRENTboard, 4OO-PL1 ,./
and check the -12V-
(2) connect a DC voltoeter betlreen terEinal 2(+) of XJ3 and

terninal 31c of XJ1 on the HEATB SUPPLY board,
400-PL2 and check the +12V.
(2) cor¡nect a DC voltEeter betHeen terDinal 3(+) of XJ3 and ,./

terDina-l l1c of XJ1 on ¿he HEATER SUppLy board,
4OO-PL2, and check the -12V.
(2) If these four voltages are correct, con¡ect a DC volt¡¡eter

between R89(*) - coBnon point !¡ith pin 7 of B1A - and
terEinal 27c(-) of XJ1 on rhe HEATERCURRENTboard. AOO-PLI.
The voltage should be L2V.
Voltage goes to 40 nV.
t, NO (3) thE GENERATOR INTERFACEboArd,

give the "HEATINC ON" conDa¡d.
4OO-PL7. dOES NOE
SB¡OGMPHE SB'¡IX HF ASM CO1

SE.IOMAPHE SENIX HF ASII{ CO

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 1t10 LGOO5
subdssenblg: SHI,¡oGRAPIÍE
WTPOSE : HIGH VOLTAGE GETi¡ERATOR

TEST DerszoTl no.
date:
NF no. p?oductíon ddte serío.L no. personneL:
fron froo
t íne:
to to
TI EEEt@i@l
Not applicable
z ¡?dd'|il:ffiE¡fiÍril
- Ma-intenance console with connecting cable,
- Besistor (100 O/1 V) soldered to a BNC connector r^,ith feoal.e end
(for SCB Cate Pulse test only) , or 75 O tv teroination.
E @
CATITION
Observe the following three condltLons to avoid daoagint the

I I
equipoent:
I
rl
I For SCR Gate Pul-se test, disconnect the two thyristor trigger I
I Control BNC cables (t121 and W20) on Inverter control board I
400-PL4 side.
| I
tl
I for Advanced Invertea test, do not supply HV unit prioary I
( rerrace h'i.th short circuit).
| I
I wft"" Advanced Inverter test is c@plete, it is ma.¡¡datory to I
reconnect cables GKA/1 a\d GKA/2 in standard e¡ay (Hv r.¡ni t
I I
Ttr E@IIE¡B
- connect the Maintenance console to the SENoGR-APHE.
- Make a BNC plug !.rith 100 O terDination by taking a BNC cor¡¡ector
and soldering 100 fl resistor between core a¡d shielding-
SB{oGRAPHE
SE}JIXHF ASMC01U52K.04
E @i¡iotl
5.1 Function
This test causes the transforEer prieary on the ¡lV to be pordered

wi.thout any X-ray eBission as the X-ray tube fila-Bent is not heated.
This test can be perforDed at betlreen 22 kV a¡d 49 kv.
B: High Voltage test
This test supplies the llv unit prina¡y uith x-ray eoission (because
x-ray tube filanent i.s not heated).
The test can be actuated. 22 kV through 49 kV. It is used to test the

vJhole hÍgh voltage generatio! chain.
C: CDRH test (Eanufacturing test only).
Not used in Eainte¡ance.
D: SCR Ga¡e Pulse test
This test is used to display thyri.s¡or trigger pulses generated by the

I¡lvertep control board 40O-PL4 i.n xJ3 a¡rd XJ4 outputs. The priDa¡y of
the trigger control transforEers is siEulated by a 10O O resistor. It
is nandatory to disconnect the leo BNC cables (X21 and X20). If the
cables rellain connec¿ed j.n error, the AUToREGULsigoal (a¡ XJ5 ol
kV/nA 70O-PL1) r.rhich reEove the trigger pulses, follor,red by
INFO KV !{AX if ¿he regulation fails, And as KV INF 5 has not been
tested by the softwa¡e t.,hj.le this test ¡'as running, the systeE does
not detect the loss of co¡mecti.o¡t betldeeD the HV urrj.t ar¡d the KV/MA
printed circuit 701-PL1. There is also a risk of destroying the ¡IV
unit.
ThÍs test therefore tests the "control" pa¡t of high voltage

seneration chain.
This test is used to check the operation of the inverter connected in

short circuit s¡ld to test the inverter poirer section r.rithout using the
Iry unit a¡d the x-ray tube.
To reduce the dissipated poh¡er, the test 1s actuated by burst with a

duty cycle such that the IInERTER CURRENTcan be displayed r.¡ith a¡¡
oscilloscope nithout úelory. The inverter is conDanded for about
1!0 ¡6, every l0 ns. There is also a 120 ns interrupt every second.
As in the previous tes¿, KV INF 5 is not tested by the softü¡are vrhile
!> r su¡!¡É.
SffOGRAPHE SENIX HF ASIi' CO1

5.2 ACCESS
MENU(IMEX/ASSEMBLER'
(1) Access the MAIIIIE¡IANCE S ¡{ANUAL,Para
1.4.5.4).
n TEST.
{r) Key-i.n lFl a¡d lEnterl to seLect HIGH VOLTAGE
tt
=> Tbe followir¡g appears on the screen:
TEST
I{IEJ VOLTAGEGENEBATOR
A : REIUBN
B : Ef@{ VOLTAGETEST
C : cDBIt TEST (nanufacturi¡g test only)
D : SCB GATE PULSETEST
E : ADVANCED IT\¡ER|M TEST
YOllRcHOlCE ==>
To retuln to Ma.inMenu, I'rit

[ "ro lu,rr¡nl
5.3 HrGH VOLTAGETEST
ro acessthis test , i'it p -a

ln¡r¡nl
Screen dispJ.ay is:
EI@I VOLTAGE TEST
Á. RE:TITRN
F. nf nr{ t¡nfTAcF qTTTTNG
DEPRESSGRAPHYSWITCH TO CONTBOLHIGH-VOLTAGE
Er^ cf/:\r!T fc ^F¡!r ^\rñ
CAUTIoN : TIiIS TESI MAYMoDIFY EB¡oR gO STATUS
HIGH VOLTAGE
E)EOSURE S}iITCH : OFF

HIGI VOLTAGE CMD
EXPOSUREINItrBIT
"KV INF 5" SIGNAL
'B{ POSE" SIGNAL : OFF
ARCINGS
YOUR cH0lCE == >
SÉ¡OGAPIIE SB'IIX HF ASI{ CO1

5 . 3 . 1 M e a n i D go f T e m s u s e d
HIGI VOLTAGE indicates the HV setpoint.
EXPOSURE
SWITCH: OFF Beans that the second trigger j-s
released.
EXP0SIIAESWITCH: 0N neans that the second trigger is

depressed.
HIGI VOLTAGECMD is the softlra¡e signal tha¿ coa¡arids

the high voltage.
INHIBIT: OFF
EXPOSURE Beans that ru¡¡f¡j.¡g the test is
authorized.
EXPOSURE
IMIBIT: ON near¡s that test result and the
E90 sta¡us are ¡lon signi.fj.car¡t.
,'KV IUT
5" ILESS ITIAN Eea¡rs that the kV-BA ci.rcuit did not
5Kvl Sra"rAL detect high voltage >5 kV.
The signal should be ON before the test is

n¡n and then go OFF during the test. ft goes
back to 0N a few seconds after the test e¡tds
when the high voltage has faIlen off.
"EN POSE" IIN E)POSURE] is indicated by the DE2 LED on the INVERTER
SIGÑAL CONTROLboard 400-PL4.
ARCINGS provides the nu¡ber ol a¡cings. ?his nu.nber

is rej.nitialized every ti-ne the second
trigger is pressed.
5.3.2 Running the Test
9 . ¡ ! - . . 9 ! 4 ¿ o Ó - .
Ttte high vol¿age tra¡rsforEer is no$ powered.

1l:e anode Eotor is not powered.
The test is stopped by the Maxiou!¡ Tioe interl-ock if the 2nd trigger
.is held donn longer tha¡ 21 s.
To shoh, up any arcing, it is essenlial to r1ln the test ia'ith at
EsxiBus voltage, ie 49 kV.
SEI'¡OGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASII CO1U52K,04
HIGI VoLTAGE SETIING lndicates that the high voltage operating

factor.
e.."' p "'d IEN'¡EB]

==> screen display:
Hrgr VoLTAGE SETTTNG22 TO 49 $v)
A: RETTJRN
EIdl VoLTAGE: 22 kv
Y0IJBCHOICE==>
Enter the selected value, ie 49, and press IENTERI
5.5.3 Interpreting test results when equipEent operation is

satisfactory.
Press and hold down the second trigger.
=) A slight crackling should be heald. This noise is Eade by the

converter r¡hen it operates at very low frequency.
The correct result for the test is:
EXPOSIJRES!TTCR r0N
HIGE VOLTACEC¡iD :ON
E)POSIJFEINEIBIT : OFF
"KV_rNP-5 " Sr6{AL : oFt.
"E{ POSE"STGNAL :ON
ARCTNGS :0
Release the second trigger.
5.3,4 Incerpreting ¡est results q ¡ h e ne q u i p n e n t o p e r a ¿ i o n i s faulty.
- If the screen disp]-ay does not change when the second trigger is
pressed.
Perforn a¡ INTERFACESALLE INPUTS test (Jobca.d LG007).
=> The result should be corect.
SENOGAPIIESENIX HF ASMCO1U52K.O4
If arcirg occurs while the test is runni¡g (a figure other than 0

appears opposite "a¡cing"), the origin nust be deter:Eined (x-ray tube
or I{V ta¡¡k). Disconnect the HV cable of the tank and fill the
receptacle with oi1 (usi.ng a syringe).
Reactuate the test at 49 kv.
If no arciDg occurs during the test, this Eeans the tube or the IIV
ôr\l a ic ic eFîñt
If the IMIBIT status becoEes ON a few secor¡ds after the sta-rt fo the
test, do not repeat the test before going referring to the error
nessage in EnRoR CoDES as that lrill- alter the error recorded u¡der
ERROR90 STATUS. This is due to changes in the softwa¡e configuration
( fo]lowing the first con¡la¡ld coEing after j.ni.tialization lrith the 0N
button on the control pá¡el).
nit ano ." exit this resr.

I F;¡
T-'l
Hit lBl and lEnterl to enter inro B mRoRCoDES
L-J t---------J ( if required, see Jobcapd LG0O1)
irit p a'a l¡"te"'l
ni.t - enter i.nto B ERRoR

sratus
[ "''a F;¡
Read error nessage and ru¡ SCR Gate Pulse Test (see Chap 5.5),
checking first the test points related to the error nessage.
If the SgR Cate Pulse Test results a¡e ok, and if KV INF 5 sig¡al
' ¿ ú é ! @ ¡
to test KV Il,lF 5 signal chain. (Thj.s nay occur often as the

Iff INF 5 signal status is not included in r\rnning this test. )
sEroGAPrfE sENfX r{F ASMC01U52K.04

When the SENoGRAPHE is switched on, optocoupler 85 of 701-PL1 is locked,

as consequently is 82 of 4OO-PLII, resul¿ing in "1" level at ter¡¡ina1s of
R5.
During exposure, 85 is saturated (once the kV values exceed 5 kV) , as is

82, resulEing in "0" level at tendnal-s of R5.
If the 1eve1 on the bra¡ch of R! does not switch over within 1.3 s efter
start of exposure, the CPU stops the exposure.
To test the KV INF 5 signal ch&in:
Swi¿ch off SENOGRAPHE,

Place Generator Interface boa¡d 400-PL7 on extender.
. Connect - of voltoeter to - of C32 and + on R5 of OO-PL7 (input 6

of B2). Ttle neasurelent is the s¿r¡r¡eas that obtained during
action 3 of E140 (see Para 7.3),
Switch on SB¡oGPAI{E. Measured voltage on vo.lteeter should be

t5 v.
To check correct operation of 85 and B4 of /01-PL1 and 82 of

40O-PL7, disconnect coax fron XJ6 of 701 PL1 a¡d juEper between
core of XJ6 and PT3 of 701-PL1 (-10 V), Ttlis siaulates high
voltage retum exceding 5 kV. Measured voltage should be +1.9 V
iO.'tV nhen the -10 V i.s injected to XJ6 of 701-PL1.
NqTE
To si-Eulate a high voltage sligtly above I kV, insert a

220 V resistor betvreen PT3 and XJ6 of 701-PL1.
- tf 0N sigrral- renains oFF while

EXPoSURE test is running:
. Check that result of SCRGate Pulse Test is ok.
Switch off generator.
Place 40O-PL4 on extender. Connect vo.l-tEeter - to 32 A of XJ1 a¡d

+ to 29 A of XJ2 of 400-PL4.
SE{oGRAPHE
SENIX HF AStr C01U52K.O4
. Switch on the generator.
. Measured voltage should be 5 V 10.3 V (if not, E140 appea¡s).
FñiaF i-hF Hi th \/¿rl táqa Ta<r .ñ.1 ñ,ñ t r
. LED DE2 should light at start of test and vottage rDeasured at

voltneter should be 0.150 V.
5.4 CDRHTest (¡,fanufacturing Test onLy)
This test is not used in Baintena¡ce. If this test is selected bv

nistake, tlit:
.'" l*t*l or exit.

E
5-5 SCRGate Pulse Test
git lol a¡r¿ lglren I to access Ees¡.
LI
Display:
q¡p.':A'¡.EtD'TfcFTtEre.r!
YOIJBCHOICE==>
CATÍTION
Before running this test, dLsconnect the two thyristor trigger

cor¡trol cables (W2O and W21) f¡.oo the Ir¡verter Control board. and
connect the BNC connecto. crith 100 l) resistor to one of the outputs
XJ3 or )(J4 of the Inverter Control board 400-PL4. ( 1\,,o BNC
terÍinator plugs can be con¡ected to each output at the sane tíoe. )
Connect 'scope to 100 O fesistor with a 10 to 20 Hs/div tj.ne base and

q 1,/¡iU oññl ifrr¿lA
SENOCRAPHE
SENIX HF ASM COl
Run test by pressing 2nd trigger on renote control u.nit.
The follor.Jing pulses shouLd appear on 'scope:
3.5 N
-----{tt*
-r r
rriccer 1 i Jrqu
ll L.r Lr
I eq* I
rri.sser, ffi,tu
I JZ l.,s I
f-
If pulses are not present:
- Check state of fuse F3 on Fuse board 201-PL1 and LED DEl on board
400-PL4. Thj.s LED should renai.n lit before and during trigger signal-
display resr (see Block Diagrar 45203677 (7]|).
- If pulses are sti.l.l- not present while test is rur¡ni.ng and rdith LED
DE1 1it, connect 'scope betv¡een PTlf /XJ5 and 324/JX1 of k¡verter
Control board 40O-PL4 to check power stage control signal
(optocoupler 86 a¡rd transistors T3 and T4),
- Using 10 F€/div aJ¡d 2 V/dlv should give the foflorring signal-s:
o v ----1J 32 ls
t,-l
- If sigrta-ls are present., deterEine whether optocouplers or transistors

are destroyed. Replace optocoupler 86 j.f faulty or repJ-ace board
400-PL4 .
- If signals are not present at TP11 of XJ5, ¿he fault is upstrea-n froE
this TP a¡d refer to Block Diagl.a-o on page 19/19, referring to the
Appendix for notation conventions .
Block Diagra-o is used to test signal tra¡rsDission chains which develop

trigger pulses. 0n the right of the Block Diagran is the Inverter
Control board 400-PL4 nhich incl.udes lnterlock 1 and Interlock 2.
Signa]-s eDLering this boa¡d are ej-ther on XJ1 or on XJ2. Measureoent
pads are indicated,
SEI¡OGAPHE SENIX HF ASM CO1

At the botton left of the Block Diagran is the kV/nA board 700-PL1 and
four trar¡sn.ission chains. for the sig¡als (fros top ¿o botton) :
- nA naxiBr¡E,
- kV drop,
- kV EaxiDu.E,
- Á,ti^Fóúr I eri ^ñ
other signal-s, such as AC SUPPLY FAULT and TRAD ca¡ also be neasured at
the input of the Inverter Control board 40O-PL4.
Test poÍnts are located:
- On front of board 400-PLq at xJ5 or xJ6.
- On kVlDA board 701-PL1.
In addition:
0 V of nA values is at PT15 of 7OL-PLI,

0 V of kv values IS at PT16 of 701-PL1,
-10 v is at PT3 of 701-PL1,
o v of +12 v is ar 32AlxJ1 of 400-PL4.
Figure 1 shords the location of the kV/oA board 701-PL1 coEpoDents

involved in tlti.s test and the location of connectors on Inverter Control
boald 40O-PL4.
Check that diode DE5 is lit after the SEIIOGRAPHEj.s switched on. If
not, INVERTEH ON siEnal does not reach boa¡d 4OO-PL4. Durj.ng the
power-up phase, E14O should appear in the BAs v¡indow.
Diode DE4 should be lit uhile the test is runnins.
Check a]-1 the other signals on 40O-PL4 by referring to the table of

voltages which Eust be ueasured at various test points during the test.
slsa r:lÁia?re.r ,-a +ró .-^1+-des b:.' ::::::9ai:11 -1" .:s1:::.:
placed in parallel " b : 3 1diodes
irith the priDary :::d of the optocouplers. This is
used to check the operation of certaj.n coDponents.
Exa.ople: Checking the autoregulation sig¡al. tra¡rsEission chain.
NorEal'ly, while the test is ru¡ning. diode DE2 on 400-PL4 shoul"d reBain
out.
TP3 of XJ5 on 400-PL4 should be at +12 V,

optocoupler 826 on 400-PL4 should be on,
Should have 1 a¿ output 81 on 7O0-PL1,
optocoupler 81 should be on.
SENOGRAPIIE
SENIX HF AS}I CO1U52K.O4
By shurting R82, lock 81, a¡d the voltage on TP3 of XJ5 on 400-PL4
shouLd go to O.15O V 150 DV. Refer to Fig 2 to check that the cha-in
^^F¡a^r'¡ w
Ttre Eeasure!0ent to Bake is given in tree-structure to indicate that it

Eust be Eade first. If it is ok, it is not necessaly to check the
others in that tree-s tructure.
The kV/nA boa¡d 701-PL1 is not in the nornal configuration u¡ti1

after the fi.rst Prep (1st trigger because when the SENoGRAPHEis
powered up, the kV/nA board car¡ take different configurations. The
kV operating factor is given by the CPU at the first Prep follo!¡¡ing
a power-up on1y.
SENoGBAPHE
Sm{rX HF ASMC01U52K.04
5-6 Advanced Inverter Test
The inverter should never be controlled with its output

uncltarged.
Never lun the test s'hen the ¡IV priEar¡¡ is co¡mected to the
converter.
Run this tes! only r.¡hen the SCR Gate Pulse Test results are ok.
Switch off porder to SNoGRAPHE.

Connect j.nverter output in short ci.rcuit by coDnect the tú¡o
cables froE converter to ¡fV unit prinary to the saue pri¡lary
tereinal- (by connecting cKA/1 to terninal of CK1/2).
Connect 'scope probe to PT1 of Inverter Control board 400-PL4
with probe ground on 32A of XJ1, Select autonatic Eode.
!O ¡6ldiv.
u.) v/ cllv.
Poh,er up the SENoGnAPHE.
Enter test via console by:
"t.tr,* [ ""d lnrlml

Display:
ADVANCD COI'ÍVERTffi TEST
A: RETTJRN
(VERIFY IF 53 C SIGNAL IS OFF AND 15 VEM (5OO-PL1) IS PRESENT)
WABNING ATTENTION CUIDADO

*.DANGROUS TEST FOR TTI]S EQUIPMENTTO BE PENTONUBD
ONLYBY
QUALIFIED PEOPLE.
+ TE T DANGEREUXPOIJRLE MATERTELA EFFECTUM SEULEMSTT
PAR DES
TECH¡rICIENSQUA].IFIES.
* TEST PELIGROSOPA¡A EL APPARTATOA EFFECTUANSOLA¡ÍEI{TEPAR
TECIINICOSQUALTFICADOS.
CONVEBTB CoNJBOL: OFF
YOIJRCHOICE==>
SS}¡OGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASII{ CO1U52K,O4
Run test by pressj-ng 2nd trigger on reurote two-step handsnitch.

About six positive a¡¡d six negative pulses should appeer on
' scope.
For nore detail, select a nee tine base on the 'scope, ie

10 ¡s/div.
Display:
This test is used to check the operatj.o¡ of each branch of the

inverter. The cuFent a-oplitude should be about sl¡a.netrical- (the
a¡plitude i.s a fu¡ction of the true value of the ac voltage which
creates the E voltage of the converter, ie J80 V nouinal). If the
curve displayed does not natch this, replace the converEer.
CAT]TION
Recor¡nect the two converter output cabfes the HV unit pri-oar.]¡.
SE¡IOGAPHE SENIX HF ASM CO

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF thl1o LGOO5
KV drop )
(AUT. RECI'L)
EA MAX
EA TEST
Yt12
400-PL7 ¿r00-PL4
lR3 R4 |
SENOGAP}IE SENIX iIF ASI'I CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 1El10 LGOO5
PLACEVOLT!'IETER
BETWEF¡ITP3/XJT &
324/XJ5 OF iloo PL4
VOLTAGE CHECK 'POWERI SIG¡AJ- IN

MEASURED W TP,IXJ5 0F 400-PL4
TEST IS RIJ
'.- +12V CHECK 'AIIIO INV' SIGI{AI
AT TP4/KJ5 oF 400 pL4
CONNECTVOLTME¡ER
+ T0 CORE 0F XJ7 AND -
Tñ P¡qF ñF Yf? ñF
400-PL4
VOLTAGE
}!EAS1JRED
TEST IS
CONNECT VOLTMTER
BETI,¿EEN
PT16 & PT1
0F 701-PL1
B20lB oUt?UT NOT OK
Figure 2: SCR cate Pulse Test
SENO@APIIE SE¡¡IX IIF ASII' CO1U52K.O4

t\
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F . Í
r¡. ::
Eg
t'. o\ ¿
F
t>
t-
Block Diagrao 1
sEt'¡ocRApIfE
SENIX ¡F. ASU C01U52K.04
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 1 ' 7| 1 a LGOO5
APPENDIX
Conventions used for co¡lponent packages in Block Diagr.aEs 1 sr¡d 2 are

as follows:
Indicates that with "0" at input, there

c¡ should be "i" on d and "0" on B in output.
Indicates that la,ith an "I'r in input, there

d shoul-d be on p in output.
Indi.cates that a.1l outputs are j-nverted

nhen colpared to outputs.
NOTE
Optocouplers 2200 have "1" in ougput vrhen the prinary diode is

supplied.
Optocouplers 253L and 2'iJ1 have "0' in output nhen the prioary
suPPafeq.
D46! outputs a¡e differential a¡d Earked o( and B.
SE{OGAPIIESENIX HF ASMCO1U52K.O4
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SB{oGAPIIE Sm.¡IX H¡ ASMCO1U52K.

04
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF t/8 LGOO6
atbassenblg: SEIIOCRAPHE
WTpose : PHoTOTIITIR TEST ueTslon no.

date:
NF no. proútct¿on ddte serial no. pevsofvrcL: L
fron / / fron
time:
ro// to
E FlTirtffiHrff.I¡ffffJr
Not applicable.
E @@ni@
- Maintena¡¡ce console
- One EaIe BNC con¡ector equipped with s 10 lifo resistor.
E
rrvL 4PP¡!!ae¡E.
E @E¡E
Connect the Maintelance console to the Senographe
E@E@
5.1 Fr¡nction
ft¡is test is used to seperately control the various fl¡nctions of the
PhotonulEiplier board ¿I0O-PL11. It aLLov¡s:
- AdiuscBent of Pi and P4 bv seneratins PtitHV.
- AdjustEent of PI (IPM cu¡ieñt offsetI,
- A.lai'cfñFñr ñf p2 lTpM .!,¡ñoñt a.iñ\
SENoGRAPHE
SENIX HF ASU C01U52X.04
SE{OGAPHE SENIX HF ASI{ CO1
ACCUBACYTOGGLE
(FOR PM CURRE¡TT xev-in p a',a to select
ONLY)
alteÍ¡ately the 1 Hz ( 1 s ) o r 0 . 1 H z
(11 s) resolution.
F : REMEASURE r<ev-in ana to request the

I
systeD to repeat a Eeasurenent a¡d
display the ne9¡ resul-ts.
5.4 ueanir¡a of Terus used
PM HICúI VOLTAGE to display the selected Pü IIV.
GAIN to display selected Lol,ir or HIGI ga-in.
VALUE MEASIJRED to display the t}?e of neasureoen!,

i.e. PM CURRENTor Plt HIGI VoLTAGE.
MEASIJREMENTACCUNACY to display the selected resolution,

i.e. 1 Hz (1s) or 0.1 Hz (11s).
FREQI,IEI.ICYMEASTJRE.D to display the result of the

neasureEent expressed in Hz, i.e.
either the value of the PM ¡IV when
'value neasured' is selected on IIV, or
vgLue of PM Current when 'Eeasured
value' is se.l-ected on Pll Current.
5.5 Ruxrning the ?est
The test is run:
When the test is initi.ated,

Every tiEe the characteristics cha¡ge,
Every ti.ee a¡ F coooand: RnIEASIIRE is sent.
SENOGAPHE
SEI.¡IXHF ASMCO1U52K.
04
SENOCRAPHESE{IX HF ASII CO1
5.6.2 Checking PM current offset
l,lhen there is no x-ray enission, the f¡equency at the output of

optocoupler B5 at test point PT6 should be as low as possible:
Hz.
This check should be Dade with the PM$V a¡d IPM cables connected
to board 4OO-PL11 and vJith a¡t PMIIV operating factor of 8OO V (at
330 V the offset is less than 1 Hz).
(1) If required, set VALUE MEASUREDon PM CIJRRBfT:

T-l
Hit lBl a¡d IENTERI
LI
(1) If required, set MEASURE¡IB'IT to 0.1 Hz (11 s) by:
ACCIJRACY
FT
Hit lEl a¡d IENTERI
LI
(1) Check on scree¡¡ that FREQITE}ICYMEASUREDis 0.1 Hz rhru 4 Hz.
CAUTION
Avoid confusing the period and the coc6a.
( 1) fitake a nerd read by hi.tting

E and
@
NOTE
The displayed frequency nust no¿ be 0 Hz as VCo (Voltage-

Controlled oscj.llator) i,rould be adjusted in an j.nactive
range. Therefore it j.s necessa¡y to register a pulse at
l-esst eve¡'J¡ 10 seconds, ie the displayed frequency should be
in the ra¡ge 0. l- Hz gr <4 Hz .
If the result of this neasure leaves this ¡ar¡ge, adjust via

P1 of board 400-PL11.
NOTE
Adjusti.ng via P1 affects the adjustnen¡ of p2 (and vice

versa). A substantial adjustnent via p1 requires a
¡éad i!!crhañr ^f P2
Str{OGAPHE SB¡IX HF ASM CO1

If the culsor of P1 is fa¡ fron the correct position, try to

approach range o.1 Hz thru 4 Hz by sefecting MeasureDen¡
Accuracy on 1 Hz (1 s) by hitti¡g:
E
(Turn P1 clockirise to increase the frequency. ). To fj.¡e
adjust. select Measureúent Accuracy on 0.1 Hz (11 s).
5-6-3 Check arld Adjustnent of PhotoEultiplier current Cain
- Switch off generator.
- Disconnect Plil current cable and connect BNC connector

equipped with 1o-negoha resi.stor to PR4 of 40O-PL11. Insert
a Eicroas[oeter between resistor end and -12 V IS0 of saDe
board.
- Suitch on SENOGAPIIE and read current iniected. Theoretical-

value is arou¡d 1 F A.
- Cal.l Phototi[er Test Menu and read displayed value against

Frequency Measured. 0n calling the test, the PM curtent
EeasureDent is autonatically selected along r.rith the L Hz
accuracy (1 s).
- Adjust P2 if required to get readi¡g equaJ- to value of

cuFent Eeasured on nicroa@eter Euttiplied by 4 Lúlz t2/.
Mske several neasurenents by hitting:
E and to take Eeasurenent nean into account.
Note: Effective Malch 1990, the SENOGRAPHE leaves the factory

equipped uith a photoEultiplier ¡ube having a gain four tiDes
greater. With such a photoEultiplier, adjust P2 to get
2 K¡{z/nicroaEp (refer to relevaj¡t Service Note).
Select high gain by hitting;
E
Check that value displayed
(LED LE1 of board 400-PL11 should
against Frequency MeasureBent is

light).
a¡ound 18 k¡lz for a current of 1 FA (high ga.in = 4.5 x weak

gai.n). Gain sr.ritching is nade by relay X2 of 400-PL11. In
norEa]- applicatj.on, the hig! gai.n is selecled autoEatÍcalLy
with s¡rat1 focal spot only betlreen 22 kV and 28 kV. (With
¿he neir photooultiplier tube you h,iU find 9 küz/yA.)
Slritch off SB'¡offiAPHE. renove BNC connector equipped nith

lO-aegohu resistor, and reconnect PMHV aDd IPM cables on
400-PL11.
SENIX ¡¡F ASU CO1U52K.O4

SENOGRAPHE
- Slditch on SENO@APIIE.
Csl-1 Phototiner Test Menu snd use MeasureEent Accuracy to

check that P¡t current offset is still within ranEe 0.1 Hz to
\ Hz. Readjust P1 if required.
Note: For AEC faul-tfinding, refer to Jobca¡d LA006.
SENOGFAPIÍESBIIX HF ASM CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 8la LGOO6
SENoGAPHESENrX HF ASlr C01U52K.04

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF L/6 LGOOT
stbassenblu : SE¡¡OCRAPHE
WTpose i "INTEAFACE SALLET BOAnD INPIJII ueTszon no.

TEST date:
NF no. production date ser¿al no. pe"sonneL:
a-^- / / frot!
tlne:
to// to
Il k{llfitrltftrCúfiff'l
one 0.25A 250V fuse
tldo HCPL 2731 optocouplers
E r@@!t@r
Mair¡¿enance console
E
Not applicable
E EEEEo!IEr,?{
Connect the Maintens¡¡ce console to the SeDogu'aphe
E ¡i7fi{frnfff¡f¡5f6lll
5.1 FuDction
This test checks status cha¡ges according as the 2nd trigger i.s
pressed or released.
The test checks the positioner inforEation at the input of the

"II'¡Tm'FACE SALLE" (roon interface) board, 400-PL8 and hence
checks that the el-ectroEechanical- chassis is sendinE:
- A1 or Mo filter selection,
- the housing teeperature inforDatj-on > 53'C.
(rr Access the MAINTE{ANCEMENU ( IMEX/ASSE¡{BLER'S IANUAL. Para

1-4.5.4).
T-t
r1) Key-in lHl a¡d lEnterl to select "INTmFACESALLE-BoARDII\PIITS"
LI
SEI.IOCAAPI{ESEI{IX HF ASIII CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF ¿/o LGOOT
=> Ttre following appears on ¿he screen:
INTERFACE SALLE BOARD INPUIS IX-FAY ROOItlINTEAFACE BOARD INPUIS I

A : RgntBN
: OFF
:ON
: OFF
: OFF
: OF¡F
: OFF
:ON
Y0IJBCH0ICE ==>
5.3 Description of avs-i1abl-e seLections: your choice
RETTJRN Key-in and

Fl
the !¡aster úenu.
5.4 Mea¡ring of terEs used

MO FILTER : OFT. nes¡¡s that the Mo filter is not selected.
MO FILTER : ON oea¡rs that the Mo filter is selected.
A.L FILTER : OFF Deans that the A1 filter is not selected.
AL FILTER ; ON neans that the A1 filter is selected.
TEMP>53C: OFF SAFETY neans that the housing teEperature is
¿q2. f
TEl¡fP)53C: ON SAFETY Eeans that ¿he housj.ng teBperature is

>53'C
.
PRP SWITCH : OFF lleans that first trigger is released.
PRP ST,IITCH i ON ¡¡eans that firsE trigger is depressed.
EXPOSURE
SWITCH : OFF neans that the second trigger is
reteaseo,
EXPOSI,RESIIITCH ON qeans that the second trigger is
qepresseq.
SENoG8APHE
SENrX HF ASMC01U52K.O4
SENoGRAPHE
SE{IX HF ASlr{C01U52K.04
SENOMAPHESS¡IX HF ASM COl
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF LGOOT
(2) connect a DC volteeter betrn'een terDinal-s 7a(-) a¡d

11a(+) of XJ1 on the extender coü¡ected at 4OO-PL'.
? the voltage oeasureEe¡t is 13 V nhen the Mo lilter
I is not selected.
I
I
f> N0 ( 3 ) change the B24 optocoupler on the cE}{r¡rA...-TOR
IIIfmFACE board, 400-pL7.
I
I
L> YELS(3) select the Mo filter.
? the voltage Deasure¡len! is less than 1 V.

IL) N0 ( ¡ ) check the cable input on XJ3 on the
ELECTRoMECHANICA!chassis PCB, 500-pL1.
(2) co¡rnect a DC voltEeter between terEinal-s 7a(-)

and 11b(+) of XJ1 on the extender connected at 400-pL5.
? The voltage oeasureEent is 14.7V rarhenthe Af filter is not

I sel.ected.
I
I
f, (3) chs¡rge the 825 optocoupler on the ROOM
II "O INTERFACEboard, 4OO-PL8.
I
L> YES (3) select the A1 filter.
? The voltage úeasurener¡t is ].ess tha¡¡ 1 V.

I
L> NO t ¿ I check the cable input on XJ3 of the
Fr ECTRoMECHANICALchassls.
5.7.3 If the displ-ay uhile 2nd trigger is activated is:
TEMP > 53 C: oFF

PRF SWITCE: ON
EXPoSURESIIITCIi: oFF
il) press a¡d hold down the second trigger.
? The DE9 LED on the " IMERFACE SALLE" bosfd, 4OO-PL8, is lir.
II
L> ¡¡O 12) Refer to Jobcard LAOO2 (para fault in 1st/znd tligger
7.9),
val-i.dation.
sEl.roGRAPHE
SEt'Irx HF AS¡{ C01U52X.04
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 6/6 LGOOT
SENoGnAPITE
SENIX HF ASU C01U52K.04
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF r/4 LGOOs
subassemblA : SENoGBAPHE
PUTDOSC : WATCH-DOGTEST uels¿on no.

dote:
NF no. p?oductlon ddte seTial no, personneL:
fro0
t ¿me:
ro// to
TI Flil?tlt¡¡iFritfiEn.'Eiir
Not appl-icable
z ¡tñFrild¡tEEt!ñr
Maintenance console
E
Not appl-icable
lr IIE@IE@
Connect the Mai.¡tenance console to the SenogTaphe
E @@
5.1 Function
This test enabfes a¡¡ overall RESEtr to be perforned r.rhen every

thing is in ru¡ming order.
!,2 Access
(1) ACCESS thE MAII'.¡TENANCE

MENU (IMEX/ASSE}IBLER'S MANUAL.
1 - 4 . 5 . 4 ).
r 1) Áey-an r:t to select Í¡ATCH-DoGTEST

L:J ( MANUFACTURINGTEST ONLY).
SENO@APHESEI¡IX HF ASM CO1

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 2/4 LGOOs
=) Ttle following appeals on the screen;
HATCII-DOG TEST (ITIANIJFACTURTNG

TEST ONLY)
A : RE|IJRN
B : TEST
THIS TEST RESEI5 TEE SYSTET,IIF OK
YOURCSOICE==>
5.3 Mea¡¡j.ng of the terDs used.
A : RETURN xev-in ana to return to Main lilenu,

I
B : rEsr xey-;n Jil an¿ to run the test.

LI
5.4 Rur¡nj-¡g the test.
To activate the test, key-in

E and
5.5 Interpreting results when test operation is satisfactory
{1) t"v-in p a¡td to ru¡r the test.
Tt¡e screen is clea¡ed.
The CPU boa¡d ca¡cels its ¡,IABCI'ERESEAU tAC SIIPPLY oNl coEDand.
ltre SENoGRAPHEthen goes to the first power-up phase. Around

four seconds later it returns to second power-up phase.
Test exit is autonatic, and the control panel is operatj.onal.
CTRL C is again av&i1ab1e.
SR,¡rXAr ASü C01U52r(.

sENo@APlrE 04
SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 3/4 LGOOB
5.6 Results when test is not working
=> The foll-ording appears on the scDeen:
}¡Arc¡'-DOG TEST (MANUFACTTJRING

TEST ONLY)
A : RgfUBN
B : TEST
THIS TEST RESEIS T}IE S15TE¡I IF OK
Y0UB CHOICE==>
(r) tey-in
I
SE{oGAPHE SE'¡rX IlF AStt CO7U52í<.04

SENOGRAPHE SENIX HF 4/4 LGOOS
SE¡OCRAPHE
SEI{IX }IF ASIIICO1U52K.
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CoDyrtght 1990, GcnéE3I Elcctrlc oGR

Adranced Servicc DocumenlatioB

SEI\IOGFTAPI{E SEI\TI)< FTF

1 th¡u 6 See IIIEX ( ASSEMLER' S IIIANUA! )

GT'IDE TO USINC THE ASlt

ROTITINES & JOBCARDS

D O CIJM E ¡¡ TA. I¡ON

DESIG¡ATION IANGTJE DATE

MPU600T co6tJ52E.03 FGBE 04/9o

MPU500f co2u55É..03 04/9o

MPU500Ts c02u568.o3 FGB E 04/9o

ASM co7u52K.02 FGB o\/9o

GUIDE TO USINC TEE ASU

1) Ttre reference of this asD is C01U52K.01. The third character indicates

3) A nee SE¡oGRAPIIE range, the SENoGRAPHESENIX HF (IEC) ( Internarional

- I!¡staflation of these SENOGRAPHE

- Softr.ia¡e revision of the CPU board is the sa8e as for non-IEC

- qél{ir-'iñF di ffércnr.es are oinor:

. Tbe Ea-in autotrs¡sfor8er is replaced by a tra¡sforner (see Chap /:

. PREP OK indicator 1s.Ep added to control p€¡¡e1.

. To instell the PREP 0K j.ndicator 1aEp. the control panel boald

4) Rev C01 of the asE is used to service (IEC) nodels.

6) References in the text to Scheoatic XXXXXXXXXX(X) refers ro a ScheEaric

8) To facilitate developnent a¡rd replaceBent. Jobca¡ds are paginated

RE\t r s '! oñ¡ c oN'r ti¿o r-

RE1r'ISION DATE TPE OF ¡IODIFICATION

I. IST OF EFFECTf \'E PAGES

PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION

O-3 thru 0-6 01

7-3 thru DR075 07

8-3 tln¿ 8'88 00

7 .3 . 1 NOT LIT - N0 BROR CODE

7.3.2 LIST OF ERRoRCoDES

7.3.4 EBRORCODESDISPLAYED SIJBSEQIJENT

7.3.5 ERBoR90 - BROR 90 STATUS

USING THE I'IAIIi¡IENAN6E CONSOI.E

7.4.1 FTJNCTIONSOF TI{E VABIOUS MENUSAVAILABLE

7.4.2 USINGTHE MAIÑTENANCE

7 .4 .3 SETTING IJP THE MAI}.ITE¡,IANCE

DEFINITION OF THE THREE PHASES OF POWEN-UP 7-30

7.5.2 MrNrMulilcoNFrGuRATroN0F PoWR-UP ALLoWINGACCESSTO

7.5.3 MINIMW CONFIGURATION PHASE2

POWEN-UPOPEMTIONAL CHECK EOUTINE 7-33

7.6.2 PHASE1 0F PoWER-UP 7-40

7.6.3 PHASE2 OF PoIiER-UP

7.8 FAI'LTS ON THE SERVO MECHANISI{S t-))

7.8.3 ARtr{RoTATIoN 7-53

L4001 : HoUSINGfE!,IPERATUREMoRETHAN 53 ' C 2 pages

7.9.4 ADJUSTME¡TI (RG)

7.9. ' JOBCARDS (DR)

DROO1 HALOG${ LAMP REPLACEMENT 4 pages

SENOGRAPHESB{IX HF ASM c01u52K.04

7.L I{ARNING: DANGB

PerforEing the Daintena¡ce inspections described in this chapter nay

7.7.! DANGERTO USERS

- X-radiation. Take the usual precautions.

- Switch off the Senoglaphe before hsndling a¡y circuit.