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LIST OF PAGES & DRAWINGS MODULE CODE NUMBER 4522 983 46952
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INTRODUCTION
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. CONTENTS INSTALLATION PART.......................................................................................................2

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System Manual Installation Introduction
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WARNING
Any X-ray unit procedures ionizing radiation which may be harmful if not properly controlled. Therefore, it is
recommended that this equipment be operated in accordance with guidelines set down by the national
council on radiation protection.
Installation of the equipment must comply with all local regulations.
Connect the mains to the generator as late as possible, as indicated in the system manual installation.
Mount and adjust first the mains adaptation transformer.
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1. INTRODUCTION
This manual gives a step by step procedure for installation of this pre-mounted system. Carry out this
instructions according to the sequence mentioned in this manual.
In case of trouble shooting or for extra information you need specific product documentation also delivered with
this system.
All necessary adjustments and programmings are already done at the factory, except those for local adaptation.
2. CONTENTS INSTALLATION PART

Item Where to find
- Tools SECTION 01 contains a list of tools and a quick room
- Quick room check check. This is a drawing with the most important
planning checks of your installation.
- Transport SECTION 02 contains information for transport
- Unpacking unpacking and mounting of "major parts".
- Installation major parts
- Installation SECTION 03 contains installation instructions for:
- finishing mechanical installation
- connecting cables
- hardware programmings for local adaptation.
- Switching on SECTION 04 contains instructions from switching on to
- Checks with X-ray the handing over of the system.
- Checks without X-ray
- Covers
- Performance checks SECTION 05 contains instructions for first line Image
Quality measurements.
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ROOM CHECK
Before starting with unpacking / transport and mounting, check the hospital rooms for the following items:
See the Planning Reference Book for more detailed information. The planning reference book is sent to the
planning office.
Is the baseplate mounted ?

• The baseplate must be ordered and mounted before the installation.
On which position is the baseplate mounted ?

• To ensure full and free movement of the C-arc hose through the hose guide, there must be a minimum
space of 300 mm between the rear of the base unit and the wall or wall cable duct (see figure below).
H ose
guide
HCB
H ose
B ase
unit
30cm - 50cm
HCB
H ose
guide
H ose
B ase
HCB unit
alternate
position
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Is the Baseplate parallel to floor level ?

• Max tolerance 2 mm per meter
Is the Hose Connection Box mounted ?

• The hose connection box must be ordered and mounted before the installation.
On which position is the hose connection box to be mounted ?

• The wall connection box must be mounted behind the base unit.
• The top of the wall connection box may not be higher than the top of the base unit.
(top of base unit = 1540 mm)
Central Philips earth bar available ?
SYSTEMS WITH HIGH SPEED ACQUISITION OPTION
Check that the correct video and video interface was ordered from Sony and delivered.
• Sony SVO 9500MD with remote interface board (34P) SVK-110.
COUNTRIES WITHOUT 230V POWER SUPPLY.
Ensure the power distribution unit is mounted and tested.

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Tools & Materials URF Systems (Best, NL)
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TOOLS & MATERIALS

Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2 SITE READINESS...................................................................................................................................2
2.1 Tools.....................................................................................................................................................2
2.2 Materials...............................................................................................................................................2
3 INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................................................3
3.1 Tools.....................................................................................................................................................3
3.2 Materials...............................................................................................................................................4
4 INSTALLATION KIT................................................................................................................................5
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• INTRODUCTION
This module gives an overview of the tools and materials required for the site preparation and installation of
a URF X-ray system
NOTE
This is just an overview of the PMS tools required.

Please refer to the electronic tools catalogue for details ( current 12NC etc.), either via the Intranet or on the
customer support CD-ROM.

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• SITE READINESS
• TOOLS
The following list of tools are required for the site preparation (used to be called pre-installation):
• Standard toolkit which includes:
• Spirit Level
• Plumb Bob
• Tape Measure (>5m)
• Chalked Rope (snap line)
• Power Tools (drills, etc)
• Mains Resistance Meter
• Mains Analyzer
• Earth Bonding Tester
• Leakage Current Measuring Tool
• Phase Rotation Meter
• Multi-meter
• Insulation Resistance Meter
• MATERIALS
12NC DESCRIPTION EXPLANATION

4522 101 72741 WCB (4 fixation points) Wall connection box behind 40E cabinet
4522 103 19521 WCB insulation set (for 10 fixation points)
9890 010 01612 Set of CS ceiling rails (4.3m) For CS 2/4 ceiling suspension
9890 010 01622 Extension rails 2.7m For CS 2/4 ceiling suspension
NOTE
Other floor plates and ceiling rails are part of the commercial catalogue and are therefore listed in the
chapter for installation materials and must be ordered via the commercial site.
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• INSTALLATION
• TOOLS
The following list is derived from the “PMS Tools catalogue” (installation tools for URF).
All other tools required for installation are not referred to here, but delivered along with the system and
described in the installation instructions.
12NC NAME MODEL TOOL CODE

4522 980 38601 Service PC Cable Kit Service PC Cable Kit TC003
4522 980 16961 Contact Service Kit AMP-165479-0 TC011
4522 500 66041 Densitometer X-Rite 331X TC017
4522 980 38072 Earth Bonding Tester Philips (50/60Hz) TC025
4522 985 16853 Erroneous Ground Alarm Device EGAD TC029
4522 980 36471 ESD Protection Service Kit SC 06060 TC030
4522 128 00271 Extender Board, Electronics NRT 02792011 TC034
4522 128 00261 Extender Board, Motor Control NRT 02792011 TC035
Extension Cord, Mains Extension Cord, Mains TC045
4522 220 5785x Hardware Key Memory 31 Words TC059
4522 980 38351 Image Quality Tool Kit, Level 1 PM-IQ Kit TC070
4522 500 32161 Insulation Resistance Tester M5022 TC071
4522 980 38081 Leakage Current Measuring Tool IEC 601-1 TC075
4522 980 38411 Light Meter Macam L101 TC078
4522 128 36111 Line Pair Phantom Type 38 TC079
4522 980 38271 Mains Analyzer BMI-8800 Power Scope TC086
4522 980 35231 Mains Resistance Meter MIC-5 TC088
4522 986 11551 Mas-Meter 07-487DT TC089
4522 500 58221 Multimeter Fluke 87-3 TC091
Notebook, Service PC Notebook, Service PC TC092
Oscilloscope Fluke PM3390B Combi-scope TC094
Oscilloscope (General Purpose) PMS-99B Scope Meter TC095
4522 986 13291 Phase Rotation Meter 565250 TC100
9896 040 05671 Sensitometer X-Rite 334 TC110
8112 108 57929 Tomography Phantom Tomography Phantom TC128
4522 980 38262 Tool Kit, Standard Tool Kit, Standard TC129
4522 005 01572 Transport Wheel Set PMS PDD INSTALL. Wheels ESR TC133
4522 980 38432 X-Ray Multimeter PMX-III/PH V5.3 TC142
NOTE
All other tools required for installation are not mentioned here but delivered along with the system and
described in the instructions.
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• MATERIALS
Depending on the local situation, it is possible that some of the additional materials listed below may need to
be ordered

Locally arranged Modem Enable Remote Service
The following parts should be ordered via the commercial catalogue (accessories and questionnaire),
together with the rest of the system

9896 000 50741 Hose Connection Box
9896 000 50731 Floor Plate MD3/4 To attach Geometry
9896 001 40031 Floor Plate OD To attach Geometry
- Floor Plate TD (To be made locally) To attach Geometry
9896 000 77152 Clip Rails new monitor ceiling
suspension (390cm)
9896 001 30241 Clip Rails new monitor ceiling
suspension (270cm)
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• INSTALLATION KIT
It is advisable to have the following items available, as well as the tools listed in the PMS Tools Catalogue,
TRANSPORT / MOUNT
• Plates to cover the hospital floor during • 1 Pallet Truck (short)

transport (to prevent damage) • 1 Hoisting Truck
• 1 Pallet Truck (long) • 1 Set of Click Wheels (except OD, TD)
COMPLETE INSTALLATION
• Standard tool kit, which includes • Box with small mounting material
− Hammer − Wall Anchors (for different kind of wall
− Tap and Die (metric) material)
− File Set − Wall Plugs (for different kind of wall
− Rubber Mallet material)
− Spirit Level (25cm) − Set of Metric Bolts, Nuts, Washers
− Wrench Set − Set of Screws (wood)
− Self Tapping Screws
• 1 ladder, tall (2.5m) − Set of shrink tubes
• 1 ladder, short (1.25m)
• Broom
• Sweeper and Dustpan • Torque Wrench (max 125 Nm, including bits)
• Garbage Bags • Spirit Level (1.25m) or Laser Level
• Bucket • Chain Hoist (including chain)
• Denatured Alcohol • Rope
• Lint-free Cleaning Cloth • Crowbar
• Goggles • Contact Cleaner
• Work Gloves • Hacksaw and Blades
• Vacuum Cleaner (including spare bags) • Jig saw and Blades
• Power Tools (drill, hammer drill, drill bits) • Power Cord Extension (>15m)
• Battery Powered Tools (including bits) • Trouble Light (>15m cord)
• Heat Gun • Chain and Locks
• Bench Vice • Punch and Chisel Set
• Electrical Extension Cords (with additional • Torch
sockets) • First Aid Kit
NOTE
Some countries/ regions have incorporated these items in an “installation kit” or “installation Launch Vehicle”.
This boosts the efficiency during installation because all of these items will probably be required at least
once during the installation. If these items are not available then you will be forced you find/locate the items
in the hospital (cleaning crew or technical department of the hospital), thereby, wasting valuable installation
time.
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Acceptance Room Mains
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ACCEPTANCE
Contents
1. PURPOSE ...............................................................................................................................................3
2. TOOLS.....................................................................................................................................................3
3. ROOM MAINS ACCEPTANCE...............................................................................................................3

3.1. mains supply system............................................................................................................................3
3.2. mains resistance ..................................................................................................................................3
3.3. mains neutral and earth conductor size...............................................................................................3
3.4. central conductor bar ...........................................................................................................................3
3.5. room mains fuse...................................................................................................................................4
3.6. earth leakage current protection ..........................................................................................................4
3.7. phase rotation ......................................................................................................................................4
4. ROOM MAINS PERFORMANCE ACCEPTANCE .................................................................................4
5. MAINS PROBLEMS................................................................................................................................4
6. ROOM MAINS STATUS REPORT .........................................................................................................5

6.1. mains status report...............................................................................................................................5
6.1.1. Mains Supply System ...................................................................................................................5
6.1.2. Mains Resistance..........................................................................................................................5
6.1.3. Mains Neutral and Earth Conductor Size .....................................................................................6
6.1.4. Central Conductor Bar ..................................................................................................................6
6.1.5. Room Mains Fuse.........................................................................................................................6
6.1.6. Earth Leakage Current Protection ................................................................................................6
6.1.7. Phase Rotation .............................................................................................................................6
6.2. Room mains performance status report ..............................................................................................6
6.2.1. Static line voltage tolerance..........................................................................................................7
6.2.2. Line voltage variation ....................................................................................................................7
6.2.3. Frequency variation ......................................................................................................................7
6.2.4. Line voltage waveshape faults......................................................................................................7
6.2.5. Line voltage impulses ...................................................................................................................7
6.2.6. Neutral to ground voltage .............................................................................................................7
6.2.7. Neutral to ground impulse.............................................................................................................7
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1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this room mains acceptance is to check if the room mains installation is done according to the
room mains specification.
2. TOOLS
Mains resistance meter : TC088.

Mains Analyser : TC086.
Phase rotation meter: TC100.
3. ROOM MAINS ACCEPTANCE

Check the conditions and measure the values of the items mentioned below.
These conditions and values must meet the specification of the local Philips organisation as mentioned in
Planning Reference Data (General, module Pre-installation requirements).
Record these in the Room Mains Status Report chapter 6 of this module.
3.1. MAINS SUPPLY SYSTEM

Check which type of mains supply system is installed.
3.2. MAINS RESISTANCE

Measure the mains resistance on the terminals of the three phase wye mains.
In case emergency power is available, the mains resistance of this connection should also be measured.
3.3. MAINS NEUTRAL AND EARTH CONDUCTOR SIZE

Check the neutral and earth conductor wire size.
3.4. CENTRAL CONDUCTOR BAR

Check the presence of a Central Conductor Bar (see figure 3.4).
Check if the mains earth wire is connected to the Equipotential Conductor Bar.
MEB : Main Earth Bar

CCB : Central Conductor Bar
ECB : Equipotential Conductor Bar
PCB : Protective Conductor Bar
PPCB : Philips Protective Conductor Bar
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3.5. ROOM MAINS FUSE

Check the mains fuses rate and type of the three and single phase mains connections.
3.6. EARTH LEAKAGE CURRENT PROTECTION

Check the presence of earth leakage circuit breaker.
Check the type of earth leakage circuit breaker.
Press the test button and check the correct operation of the earth leakage circuit breaker.
3.7. PHASE ROTATION

Check the phase rotation with a phase rotation meter.
Check if the mains phases, neutral and earth wires have the correct labels.
4. ROOM MAINS PERFORMANCE ACCEPTANCE

Measure the mains performance, according to the room mains specification with the mains analyser at the
hospital mains terminals.
In case emergency power is available, the emergency mains performance of this connection should also be
measured.
5. MAINS PROBLEMS
The room mains conditions and room mains performance must meet the specification of the local Philips
organisation.
If the specification can not be met the hospital must be informed about the possible consequences.
Consequences can be e.g.:
• reduced X-ray tube power
• reduced image performance
• reduced reliability
• reduced performance during emergency power.
Some problems can be solved with a dedicated mains conditioner, but keep in mind that these can have a bad
influence on the performance of the equipment.
Contact Philips Medical Systems Helpdesk if it is not clear whether the room mains performance is within
specification or information is needed to solve mains performance problems.
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6. ROOM MAINS STATUS REPORT
CUSTOMER : ..................................................
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EQUIPMENT : ..................................................
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FACTORY ORDER NUMBER : ..................................................
SURVEY REPORT SUBMITTED BY : ..................................................

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DATE STARTED : ..................................................
DATE ENDED : ..................................................
6.1. MAINS STATUS REPORT
6.1.1. Mains Supply System
Mains supply system installed: TN-S []

TN-C-S []
TT []
Other [], ......................
Within specification: yes []

no []
6.1.2. Mains Resistance
Mains resistance measured: R - S: ..... mOhms

S - T: ..... mOhms
T - R: ..... mOhms

no []
Emergency mains resistance: R - S: ..... mOhms

S - T: ..... mOhms
T - R: ..... mOhms

no []
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6.1.3. Mains Neutral and Earth Conductor Size

Installed wire size: neutral .....
earth .....
T - R: .....

no []
6.1.4. Central Conductor Bar

Central conductor bar present ..................................................: Within specification: yes []
no []
Mains earth wire connected to equipotential conductor bar ................: yes []

no []
6.1.5. Room Mains Fuse

Installed fuse rate and type:
X-ray generator : ..... A, type [ ] slow blow [ ] fast
Digital imaging: ..... A, type [ ] slow blow [ ] fast
Matrix camera: ..... A, type [ ] slow blow [ ] fast

no []
6.1.6. Earth Leakage Current Protection

Earth leakage circuit breaker present .................................................: Within specification: yes []
no []
Specified type ......................................................................................: yes []

no []
Other ...................................................................................................: yes []

no []
Operation with test button correct ........................................................: yes []

no []
6.1.7. Phase Rotation

Phase rotation check correct ..............................................................: Within specification: yes []
no []
Mains phases, neutral and earth wires labels correct ........................: yes []
no []
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6.2.1. Static line voltage tolerance

Phase A - N: ..... Vrms
Phase B - N: ..... Vrms
Phase C - N: ..... Vrms
no []
6.2.2. Line voltage variation

Phase A - N: ..... Vrms Min, phase A - N: ..... Vrms Max

Phase B - N: ..... Vrms Min, phase B - N: ..... Vrms Max
Phase C - N: ..... Vrms Min, phase C - N: ..... Vrms Max
no []
6.2.3. Frequency variation

Phase A - N: ..... Hz Min, phase A - N: ..... Hz Max
Phase B - N: ..... Hz Min, phase B - N: ..... Hz Max
Phase C - N: ..... Hz Min, phase C - N: ..... Hz Max
no []
6.2.4. Line voltage waveshape faults

phase A - N: .... Number
phase B - N: .... Number
phase C - N: .... Number
no []
6.2.5. Line voltage impulses

phase A - N: .... Max, ..... Number
phase B - N: .... Max, ..... Number
phase C - N: .... Max, ..... Number
no []
6.2.6. Neutral to ground voltage

Neutral to Ground: .... Vrms Max, .... Number
no []
6.2.7. Neutral to ground impulse

Neutral to Ground: .... Vp Max, .... Number
no []
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Site Readiness Checklist

System Type / SN: ______________________ Attach System

Label Here
System ID:______________________ (Delivered in SRM)
Mark each checkbox as follows:
to indicate that the room meets the requirement
1 Truck Parking and Equipment Delivery Route Identified and Accessible

2 Project Book and Drawings Available
2 Room Empty, except for Items mentioned below
3 Lockable Room Available to store Tools
4 Environmental Conditions (e.g. Temperature, Humidity, Dust) Acceptable
5 No Safety Issues (e.g. no Mains Power at Mains Connection Box in Cabinet Rear Cover)
6 Floor Plate for Stand Installed and Levelled at correct position (applicable for floor stand)
7 Floor Plate for Patient Support (AD5 Table) Installed and Levelled at correct position
8 Cliprails for Stand Installed and Levelled at correct height (only applicable for ceiling stand)
9 Cliprails for Monitor Ceiling Suspension Installed and Levelled at correct height
10 Cabinet Rear Covers installed at correct position
11 Hospital Mains Supply installed in Cabinet Rear Covers for M-Cabinet and Velara(s)
12 Mains Wall Sockets available
13 Room Lighting available
14 Cable Ducts / Conduits Installed, Empty, Clean and Accessible
15 Control Desk Present
16 X-Ray Protection Installed
REMARKS
Signature: Signature:
Name: Name:
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Date: Date:
On behalf of: On behalf of:

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Unloading Sequence
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2 PROCEDURE ..........................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Unload, unpack and transport the colli ....................................................................................................3
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1 INTRODUCTION
This module describes in which order the colli on the truck should be unloaded, unpacked, transported and
installed. The collo numbering determines this order:
1. The documentation and the Installation Expendables Kit.
2. The ceiling mounted components.
3. The main parts on the floor.
4. The remaining components.
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2 PROCEDURE
2.1 UNLOAD, UNPACK AND TRANSPORT THE COLLI
To unload the truck, unpack and transport the colli:
1. Compare the colli survey to the invoice list of the

truck driver.
NOTE
Make sure that all parts of the colli survey are

delivered. Order missing parts by using the “Missing
on Arrival” form. Refer to the level-0 Documentation
Part 1, Section 6, Module Handover Preparation.
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2. Look up the first collo number on the colli survey.
Figure 1: Colli survey with colli numbers

(example).
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3. Look up the collo with the corresponding collo

number on the label.
NOTE
The corresponding collo numbers are on the labels

(A) that are attached to the collo crates.
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Figure 2: Label with collo number (example).
Figure 3: Collo crate with label.
4. Unload the collo from the truck.
5. Transport the collo to a suitable place near the

mounting position.
NOTE
Make sure there is enough space to unpack the

collo near the mounting position. Unpack the collo
before transporting it if necessary.
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6. Unpack the collo.
7. Repeat steps 2 to 6 for the subsequent collo

numbers.
NOTE
Unload the truck according to the sequence of the

colli numbers on the colli survey.
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8. Load the waste materials into the truck.

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and other local regulatory requirements. Use of this document by unauthorized persons is strictly prohibited.
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Pre-installation Cliprails – monitor ceiling suspension
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Pre-installation
Contents
1 INTRODUCTON ......................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Product information..................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Compatibility ............................................................................................................................................2
1.3 Tools and materials .................................................................................................................................2
2 INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................4
2.1 Mount cliprails ..........................................................................................................................................4
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1 INTRODUCTON
1.1 PRODUCT INFORMATION
The cliprails can be ordered for pre-installation.
Standardised cliprails have the following advantages:
• Fast installation time.

• No drilling.
• Easy installation method.

• Integrated locking (longitudinal, transversal, vertical).
• Integrated installation.
• Integrated gauge and stops.
• Low physical planning costs.

− Flexible fixing points.
− Simplified ceiling construction.
• Simple correction.
− Man-failures.
− Repositioning.
1.2 COMPATIBILITY
• Monitor Ceiling Suspension.
1.3 TOOLS AND MATERIALS

Tools delivered: 1 Allen key.
Tools to be arranged locally: 1 Service toolkit.
Materials delivered: Rails (x2)
Reference struts (x4).
M10 x 40 bolts (x16).
M8 x 20 hex bolts (x4).
M8 x 16 socket head screws (x8).
Square lock nuts (x8).
Limit stop blocks (x4).
Clamping pins (x4).
Buffers (x4).
Emergency blocks - 20mm (x4).
Locking washers (x4).
End covers (x4).
Fixing blocks - Unistrut/Unirax or MSR/Graaf (x8).
Spacers - 2mm (x15).
Insulation blocks (x8).
Clips (x16).
Clip cover strips (x4).
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Detail A
Ceiling construction is not
a Philips product. Rails x2
It must be completed
before installation.
Buffer x4
Square lock nut x8
Limit stop block x4

End cover x4
Socket-head
screw x8 Hexagon bolt x4
(M8x16) (M8x20)
x4
Clamping pin Locking washer (8) x4
Ma
x.
13 Emergency block x4
71 (length 20mm)
mm
(54
”)
Fixing blocks for
Unistrut/Unirax x8
Fixing blocks for

MSR/Graaf x8
Spacer x15 (2mm)
Insulation x8
36mm
M10
200mm
Required torque 50Nm max. See Detail A
Use this key only.
Self-locking bolts Bolt x16 (M10x40)
Items Supplied/Required
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2 INSTALLATION
The strut construction shown is an example (Unistrut).
Other strut constructions may have differing installation methods.
2.1 MOUNT CLIPRAILS

• Determine position of centre line in relation to clip rail positions on struts (see figure ”Centre Line
Position”). This can also be achieved by measuring strut length and dividing by two.
• Lightly mark centre position on struts.
• Position fixing blocks on outermost (end) struts so that centre of inner fixing bolt hole measures
approximately 923 mm from centre line (see fig ”Centre Line Distance”).
• Secure, but do not fully tighten fixing blocks.
Centre line
Fixing block
position
Fixing block Fixing block

for for
Unistrut Graaf MSR

Unirax
Fixing block assembly,

including block, locking
strip and clips
Centre Line Position

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923.25 923.25
Centreline
Centre Line Distance
• Repeat following instructions for each rail.

• Slide one side of rail through clips (see figure ”Fitting Cliprail”).
• Shift rail backwards, sliding through clips at other side.
• Level rail using spacer strips (max 3 pieces = 6 mm).
• Ensure that ends of rail protrude not more than 80 mm from cliprail assembly.
• Check centre of inner fixing bolt hole measures approximately 923 mm from centre line (see fig ”Centre
Line Distance”).
• Check distance between clip rails measures 1829.0 plus/minus 2.0 mm (See fig ”Centre Line Distance”).
• Tighten bolts to 25 +25 - 0 Nm, ensuring assembly does not move during tightening.
Rail and fixing

block asembly
Fixing block assembly

other side
80mm max
Spacer strip
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• Repeat following instructions for each remaining fixing block assembly.

• Fit clip with insulation strip to fixing block on inner strut.
• Fit clip on other side of rail.
• Level clip rail using spacer strips (max 3 pieces = 6 mm) if required. Use gauge to measure distance.
• Tighten bolts to 25 + 25 - 0 Nm.
2 1
1. Clip and assembly.

2. Move clip.
3. Clip (other side).
4. Spacer strip.
5. Clip alignment after tightening.
Fitting Clips to Inner Struts

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• Fit endstops (x4), including rubber buffers, on rails in required position.

• Fit emergency blocks (x4) on rails.
• Fit covers at each end of rails.
NOTE
The following instructions for fitting clamping pins applies only to earthquake areas.
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• Drill holes for clamping pins at a distance of 15 mm from clip(s) if required (see Note).
• Fit clamping pins (see Note).
• Fit coverstrips.
1. Endstop and rubber buffer (x4).

2. Emergency block (x4).
3. Cover (x4).
4. Clamping pins (see note).
5. Coverstrips (x4).
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Fitting Endstops and Covers

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Pre-Installation
Cliprails - Monitor Ceiling Suspension
Contents
1 INTRODUCTON ......................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Product Information .................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Compatibility ............................................................................................................................................2
1.3 Tools ........................................................................................................................................................2
2 INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Mount Outer Clip Assemblies ..................................................................................................................4
2.2 Mount Remaining Clip Assemblies ..........................................................................................................7
2.3 Check Insulation Resistance ...................................................................................................................8
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1 INTRODUCTON
1.1 PRODUCT INFORMATION
MCS Cliprails are part of pre-delivery and should have been installed before system arrived
1.2 COMPATIBILITY
• Monitor Ceiling Suspension
1.3 TOOLS
• Standard Toolkit (TC129)
• Torque Wrench (100 Nm)
• Insulation Resistance Tester (TC071)

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2 INSTALLATION
DETAIL A
Rails x2
Rubber Buffer x4
Square lock nut x8
End Stop x4
End cover x4
Socket-head
screw x8 Hexagon Bolt x4
(M8x16) (M8x20)
x4
Clamping pin Locking Washer (8) x4
Emergency Block x4
Max. 1371mm (54”)
Fixing blocks for

Unistrut/Unirax x8
Fixing blocks for

MSR/Graaf x8
Spacer Strip 15x (2mm)
IInsulation Strip 8x
36
m
M10
m
200mm
RAPPLY TORQUE
equired torque 50Nm25-50
max. Nm
Use this key only. SEE DETAIL A
SELF-LOCKING BOLTS
DO NOT USE LOCTITE 243bolts
Self-locking Bolt x16 (M10x40)
Figure 1: Overview MCS Cliprails

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2.1 MOUNT OUTER CLIP ASSEMBLIES
1. Determine center line of rails using center line on floor plate of patient support
2. Mark struts with pencil
3. Roughly position fixing blocks in each strut (8x)

4. Mount clip assembly (= 2x locking bolt + 2x clip + insulation strip + fixing block) hand-tight
at outer struts (4x) Do not use Loctite 243 (self-locking bolts)
DETERMINE CENTER LINE
ROUGHLY POSITION
FIXING BLOCKS
IN EACH STRUT
NOTE Fixing block Fixing block

for for
TWO TYPES
OF FIXING Fixing Block
BLOCKS ARE DON’T USE LOCTITE 243
Unistrut Graaf MSR
DELIVERED Unirax Insulation Strip (SELF-LOCKING BOLTS)
Clip
Locking Bolt
Figure 2: Mount Outer Clip Assemblies
NOTE
The number of fixing blocks that was delivered with the system (8) does not necessarily match the number of
connection points between struts and ceiling rails. The maximum distance between the struts for monitor-rails
is 1371 mm, assuming that fixing blocks are attached at each connection point between struts and rails.
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Maximum unistrut pitches were calculated for the worst case scenario: two Monitor Ceiling Suspensions with
six CRT monitors each, attached to one set of ceiling rails. If struts are positioned closer together than
specified, it is not necessary to add fixing blocks at each connection point.
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5. Slide one side of ceiling rail through clip assembly on outer strut at side A
6. Slide rail back and through clip assembly at side B
7. Repeat steps above for second rail
8. Make sure rails protrude max. 80mm from strut

NOTE
Cover strips (4x) are delivered inside rails

Pull cover strips out of rails before mounting

A
SLIDE RAIL
B BACKWARDS
SLIDE RAIL THROUGH AND THEN
CLIP ASSEMBLY
THROUGH CLIP
ASSEMBLY
80mm max
Figure 3: Mount Rail
9. Level rails, using spacer strips (2 mm thickness) if required.

Use max. 3 spacer strips at one position (total thickness 6 mm)
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Figure 4: Level Rail
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10. Position rails with respect to center line on floor plate of patient support
11. Check if rails are parallel: distance between rails must be 1827-1831mm
Use tool delivered with rails
Figure 5: Check distance between rails
923.25 923.25
1827-1831mm
APPLY TORQUE 25-50 Nm
SELF-LOCKING BOLTS
DO NOT USE LOCTITE 243
Figure 6: Center Line Distance
12. Tighten bolts to 25-50 Nm

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2.2 MOUNT REMAINING CLIP ASSEMBLIES
13. Mount 4 remaining clip assemblies (= 2x locking bolt + 2x clip + insulation strip + fixing block)
Do not use Loctite 243 (self-locking bolts)
14. Mount spacer strip(s) if required. Max 3 spacer strips at one position (total thickness 6 mm)
15. Tighten bolts to 25-50 Nm

Keep clips in line during tightening
Keep clips in line
Figure 7: Mount Remaining Clip Assemblies

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16. Mount 4 end stops + rubber buffers; Use Loctite 243
17. Mount 4 emergency blocks; Use Loctite 243
18. Mount 4 end covers; Use silicone paste
NOTE
Loctite 243 and silicone paste are included in Installation Expendables Kit,
delivered inside documentation crate.
19. Only for earthquake areas: Drill holes for clamping pins (15 mm from clips)
20. Only for earthquake areas: Fit clamping pins
21. Mount cover strips
1. Endstop and rubber buffer

2. Emergency block
3. End Cover
4. Clamping pins
5. Coverstrips
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Figure 8: Mount End Stops and End Covers
2.3 CHECK INSULATION RESISTANCE
22. Check insulation resistance between rails and ceiling bolt.

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Unpack / Transport / Mounting Flow MD3 / MD4 System
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UNPACK / TRANSPORT / MOUNTING FLOW

Room installation flow excludes EasyVision

and hardcopy unit activities
START
UNPACK / TRANSPORT / MOUNT MD3/4

1 Base unit
2 C-arc assembly
3 Table side arm assembly
4 Mount cable guidance shaft
See "MD3/4 Unpack Transport Mount" module. 10 MANHOURS
UNPACK / TRANSPORT / MOUNT
See "DSI Unpack / Transport / Mount" module.

2 MANHOURS
Ensure 230 V
is available
MD3 MD4
MD3 / MD4
Switch on Switch on
MD3 stand MD4 stand
See module See module

"SWITCHING ON MD3" "SWITCHING ON MD4".
1.5 MANHOURS
OPTION
(Ultrasound)
NO Monitor ceiling suspension
YES

(Ultrasound)
Monitor ceiling suspension
See module
"Unpack / Transport / Mount"
6 MANHOURS
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LIST OF PAGES & DRAWINGS Module Code Number 4522 983 68643
1 ... 2 (02.0)
Z–1 (01.0)

CONTENTS
1. TOOLS.....................................................................................................................................................2
1.1. Tools to be ordered ..............................................................................................................................2
1.2. Installation Tools delivered with MD Stand ..........................................................................................2
1.3. Additional Tools needed.......................................................................................................................2
Unpack, Transport & Mount............................................................................................................................ Z-1

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1. TOOLS
1.1. TOOLS TO BE ORDERED

One set of transport wheels TC133 (4522 005 01572)
1.2. INSTALLATION TOOLS DELIVERED WITH MD STAND

• Torque Wrench extension piece 250 mm 1/2"
• Cardan Joint 1/2"
• Step down to M14 Allen drive
• Step down to M10 Allen drive
• Loctite 243
1.3. ADDITIONAL TOOLS NEEDED

• Pallet truck
• Standard tool set
• 16, 17, 19 mm Spanner
• Torque Wrench 80 Nm
• Multi Meter
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Unpack, Transport & Mount 1/2/3/4/6 Monitor Ceiling Suspension
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List of Pages and Drawings Module codenumber: 4522 981 01286
1 ... 18 (02.0)
Z-1.1 (02.0) Z-1.3 (02.0) Z-1.5 (01.0)
Z-1.2 (02.0) Z-1.4 (02.0)
UNPACK, TRANSPORT & MOUNT

Contents
1 TOOLS REQUIRED ................................................................................................................................2
2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ..............................................................................................................2
3 INSTALLING THE MONITOR SUPPORT ..............................................................................................4

3.1 Adapting the long support pipe ............................................................................................................4
3.2 Mounting the Monitor support ..............................................................................................................5
4 MOUNTING THE EXAMINATION LIGHT BRACKET AND ROUTING THE CABLE HOSE(S)............5
5 MOUNTING THE ARM OF THE EXAMINATION LIGHT .....................................................................10
6 CONNECTING THE EXAMINATION LAMP CABLE ...........................................................................11
7 MOUNTING THE EXAMINATION LAMP .............................................................................................12
8 REMOVING THE MOUNTING SECURING OF THE ARM ....................................................................12
9 LIMITING THE HEIGHT MOVEMENT ..................................................................................................13
10 ADJUSTING THE BALANCE OF THE ARM.........................................................................................13
11 SETTING OF THE REMOTE SENSOR ................................................................................................14
12 ACCESSORY BRACKET WITH LEAD SHIELD ..................................................................................14

12.1 Mounting the lead-shield arm.............................................................................................................15
13 MOUNTING THE SIDE COVERS .........................................................................................................16
Z-1.1.....................................................................................................................................Transversal carriage
Z-1.2............................................................................................................................................. Monitor section
Z-1.3............................................................................................................................................. Cabling routing
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Z-1.4.......................................................................................................................................................Overview
Z-1.5.......................................................................................................................................... Monitor overview
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1 TOOLS REQUIRED
Standard toolkit
Torque wrench 30 Nm
Additional installation tools delivered with the units (see Z-1.1 and Z-1.2)
2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
A) Although only the 6-monitor suspension type is described in text and

drawings, all instructions are valid for the 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 monitor suspension
types, unless otherwise specified.
NOTES:
B) − Use the installation instructions on Z-pages.
The numbers between brackets (..) in this procedure refer to the step
numbers (activity sequence) at the drawings.
− For adaptation in case of long support pipe, see paragraph 33.1.
− For ADDITIONAL HANDLING like Examination Light mounting and
connection and Lead Shield mounting, see paragraphs 5 up to 10.
− For problems with functioning of remote sensor, see paragraph 11,
page 14
C) In case of URF-systems: − Doctor side should read left side of the

stand
− Nurse side is the right side of the stand.
Bringing in the boxes and checking items supplied
Bring the two boxes with ceiling carriage and monitor ceiling suspension into the room.
If the width of the (highest) box for the ceiling suspension is too large to fit through a door, first
remove the top and side covers of the box.
Check whether all indicated items are present in the two boxes for ceiling carriage and monitor
suspension.
See for further instruction pages Z-1.1, Z-1.2 and Z-1.3.
(2) If elevator is too small, proceed with following steps; otherwise continue with
action (3).
Remark: If the MCC is too voluminous for transport via staircase, take out 1 rail
according following procedure. If not, proceed with step (3).
Z-1.1 (2.a) Mark the position of the bearing boxes with a pencil (Do not scratch!).
Loosen the screws at the inside of the bearing box
(4 screws at each box per rail).
Remove the endplates and take out transversal carriage
(if necessary remove the end stop).
Turn the lateral carriage, so the J-profile is pointing up.
Take out 1 J-profile carefully. Do not damage!
(2.b) Transport the MCC via the stairs.
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(2.c) Put the bearing boxes with J-profile on 2 tables, at marked positions
(distance between 2 boxes is ... mm).
Remount J-profile carefully. Do not damage!
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Clean fixation screws of bearing boxes and apply Loctite 243.

Mount 4 screws at each box per rail and tighten with torque of 30 Nm.
NOTE: 1 Screw per set of 4 at defined position (pinched) on J-profile
surface to meet earthing conditions.
Roll the transversal carriage in the J-profiles.
Mount the end stops at position.
Put cable carrier(s) on J-profile (Second cable carrier needed in case of 3,
4 or 6 monitor suspension, see drawing Z--1.3, part 3).
Mount the endplates.
(3) For position of MCC: stop block must point to doctor's side
(see proposal at '8'and '9'.
Remark: Distance from end-of-rail to wall must be 60 cm at least
(room necessary to bring in the MCC)!
In case the Rails for MCC ends more close to the wall, then
you must lift the MCC from the center of the room; the Larc
rails should not be mounted yet in case you use the
supplied hoist with stool, because the steel cable will be in
conflict then with the rail!
(4) Put the beam with pulley into the clip rail (wood extending 150 mm).
(5) Mount the hoist to the stool.
(6)
(7) Route the steel cable through the hole of the hoisting device and unwind the
cable.
Then route along through the 2 pulleys, like has been shown in the drawing
and fix the cable eye to the second lifting device.
Raise MCC up to approx. 1 m above floor level.
(8) Mounting the support pipe:
NOTE: In case of long support pipe, see paragraph 33.1
Remove the stop block.

Remove guiding bush bearing and plate.
Take the pipe from the suspension package (see drawing Z-1.2)
Remove the cable bracket.
Lower the pipe through the carriage hole.
Reposition guiding bush bearing and plate.
Remount the stop block.
Insert the mounting pin.
Put the limiting ring in position.
Attach the safety pins (Press completely through!).
Remount the cable bracket.
Attention: − Limiting ring-to-stop block position depends on AD5
working area, room layout and system configuration.
(9) NOTE: Three men needed!!
Raise MCC up to clip rails level.
Roll the MCC carefully on the clip rails. Take care, do not damage the side
bearings! (These are not adjustable).
Mount the end stops on the clip rails.
Remark: Friction and stop block pointing to the nurse side (for standard
system configuration). For URF systems, see drawing and
Note C.
(10) Top view:

Fix the 2 SHC screws (M6x8) handtight against the pipe to decrease
swinging of the monitor suspension when pushing buttons to control the
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monitor.
(11) Mount the fixed cable hose carrier to the end stop near the endplate.
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3 INSTALLING THE MONITOR SUPPORT
3.1 ADAPTING THE LONG SUPPORT PIPE
In case the roomheight differs from 2700 mm, you must adapt the delivered long pipe by sawing and drilling
to get the specified viewing height of 1650 mm at the center of the screen of the lowest monitors. See Figure
1
If not, proceed with step (2).
1650 mm
Figure 1: Specified viewing height =1650 mm
Figure 2: Support Figure 3: Support rings

pipe with safety catch with support pin P
If the ceiling height differs from the specified 2700
mm, then saw the supplied long pipe (Length = 1000 Ǿ 100
mm, maximum shortening = 700 mm), so the viewing
height will be 1650 mm (standard), see Figure 1.
To shorten, measure from the top. Then you must

drill and tap the holes for safety catch and support
pin (see Figure 2 and Figure 3).
For measures see Figure 4:
− 2 holes of 12.5 ± 0.1 mm at 16±1 from the top
for the Support pin
300 ≤ Length ≤ 1000
− 2 M12 tap holes for the safety catches at

76±0.3 mm from the top.
− For spiral hose fixation ring you must drill 1 or
2 M6 holes.
Mount the safety catches (2 M12 bolts and washers),

using Loctite 243.
Dismount the IR-receiver board with bracket from the

standard pipe and mount to the (adapted) long pipe.
Attention: Check if the IR-sensor is well positioned in
the hole during fixation, this will result in easy
controlling without need of accurate pointing!
Figure 4: Drill and tap measures.

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3.2 MOUNTING THE MONITOR SUPPORT
Z-1.2 (2) Position the pallet under the transversal carriage of the MCC.
Remove the brackets.
Remove the wooden plates.
Remove package boxes from the pallet.
(3) Mount the bracket for the hoist.
Mount the hoist (3x M10x20).
(4) Remove the 4 bolts that fix the bracket to the frame.
(5) Mount the end stops, check the complete movement of the MCC
(free and smooth running).
(6) Position the lifting bar support blocks on the J-profiles.
Position the lifting bars at the support blocks.
(7) Route the steel cable according the drawing.
Fix the cable to the bracket.
Wind the cable so the tension is just on!
Remove the beam at the rear of the suspension frame.
Remove the pallet with the frame.
(8) Raise the monitors by winding the hoist, till it meets the pipe.
(9) Mount the pipe to the yoke:
− 4x M10x50 with the (double) Nord-Lock washer
(in case of 3,4 or 6 Monitor suspension)
− 4x M10x.. with the (double) Nord-Lock washer
(in case of 1- or 2-Monitor suspension)
Mount the safety bolt M8 with Loctite 243 in the center of the 4 M10 bolts.
4 MOUNTING THE EXAMINATION LIGHT BRACKET AND ROUTING THE CABLE

HOSE(S)
Z-1.3 (1) Mount the Examination Light bracket at 1730 mm (preferred position), or at
the position within the tolerance of 800 mm
(see drawing Z-1.1 (4522 981 00231) of the Unit manual.
(2) Mount the inter-unit buffer at:
a. 1550 mm (160 mm buffer) in case of L-arc.
b. 1280 mm (320 mm buffer) in case of Cesar.
c. 1280 mm (80 mm buffer) in case of Poly-G en Clea.
(3) Remark: Add local cables now!
CAUTION
In case you have an optional colour monitor (MCD21) at the (top) right side of the 3-, 4- or 6-fold Monitor
Suspension (or at a separate (second) Monitor Ceiling Suspension) it is only allowed to connect the 4 supplied
coax cables to an IEC601-1 approved product!
(Note that the video cable consists of 4 video cables (RGB and Sync))
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Route the cable hose via the clamp at the suspension tube and via the
cable carrier(s) to the cable support at the end of the MCC J-profile. From
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here the cable hose goes with a drape of 2250 mm (or less, depending on
outlet position) to the ceiling outlet (see also page Z-2.1 of the Unit manual).
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In case of add-on cable hose this hose must be fixed to the 2nd cable clamp
at the support pipe with cable length of 800mm for 1-, 2- or 3-fold Monitor
Suspension; in case of 4- or 6-fold Monitor Suspension cable length must
be 500 mm.
In case of 3- and 6-fold suspension version) it must also be connected to
the yoke, see Figure 5, Figure 6 and Figure 7 and page Z-1.4).
Figure 5: Fixation at yoke with add-on cable hose Figure 6: Fixation to the support pipe
Then you must fix the hoses to the cable clamps of the cable carriers (2 in
case of 4- or 6-fold Monitor Suspension) and the end fixation, see Figure 10
and Figure 11 and page Z-1.4)
Mount upper ring of add-on cable hose with cyl. screw M6x16 to cable
support scale (see Figure 10 and Figure 11).
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Figure 7: Cable fixation to long mounting column

Figure 8: Cable hose route with 2 cable carriers
Figure 9: Cable hose routing
Figure 10: Fixation of add-on hose clamp to the end- Figure 11: Fixed at end-position
fixation
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NOTE
The cable outlet has been supplied with the Ceiling Rails MCC.
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In case of 4, 5 or 6 monitors the 2nd cable carrier has to be mounted (see

drawing Z-1.4). Therefor you should take off the endplate, after removing
the 2 screws at the inside.
(4/5) Route the cables for the Examination light and for ‘X-ray on’ light via the top
of the J-profile to the Examination light bracket (see page Z-1.3).
Connect the cables to TF-X1 and TF-X2 in the bracket.
Put the remainder of the cables in the MCC bearing box or run them back
via the cable hose in the cable duct.
Route the cables via cable outlet and cable duct to the cabinets.
NOTE
In case of a cable hose drape problem, cut the tiewrap at the splitting of the cable hose (see page Z-1.3) of
the longitudinal carriage. Adapt the position of the cables in the hose by pushing and pulling. Route the
remainder of the cables in the cable ducts. Tie again with tiewraps.
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(6) Movement check

Move the Monitor Ceiling Suspension along the complete range.
If at extreme positions the MCS does not stay, then adjust the friction at the 2
bearing boxes (see Figure 12) and/or at the lateral carriage: remove cover
(screw A), adjust friction B (see figure 2 and 3).
Tools: hexagonal key and screw -driver.
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P B
Figure 12: MCC friction Figure 13: Lateral carriage friction
FRICTION
Figure 14: Lateral carriage

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5 MOUNTING THE ARM OF THE EXAMINATION LIGHT
TFX3-TBX1
Figure 16: Top view of bracket with

Figure 15: Transport position of TFX3-TBX1 connectors / earth points
Figure 17: Cable TFX3-TBX1 Figure 18: Cable

with bracket TFX3-TBX1
Figure 19: Side view bracket
Figure 20: Connection block at pivot
Tie the cables again with a tiewrap.
Remove the cover (plastic pipe) from the pivot, leave the ring at its place! If the pivot is dry, then grease with
Molub Alloy Mid2!
Mount the arm to the pivot.
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Figure 21: Pivot point
Figure 22: Connector TF-X3
6 CONNECTING THE EXAMINATION LAMP CABLE
Remove cover 'P' from the bracket pivot. (see Figure 16)
Connect TBX1 to the connector. Fix the included bracket (assembled with the cable) to the cable clamp
fixation holes (see Figure 18 and Figure 20).
Mount the cover.
Dismount the cover (with XRay-on lamp) from the bracket, loosening the Allen bolt A from the bracket (see
Figure 19). Take out connector TF-X3, route via slit in the bracket and connect (see Figure 22).
Mount the cover, fix with the Allen screw
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7 MOUNTING THE EXAMINATION LAMP

Loosen screw K at the pivot of the arm with a crosshead screwdriver.
Figure 23 Mounting lamp to arm
Push lid D back and push back the safety ring.

Take out the segment E.
Remove cover L
Push the lamp with bracket in the armhole, so the slit in the pivot can be seen through slit E.
Mount the small bracket and shift the safety ring down to the edge.
Fasten with the locking screw K.
8 REMOVING THE MOUNTING SECURING OF THE ARM

Remove hexagonal screw H from the arm (see Figure 23).
Remove red locking bracket G, moving the arm gently up and down a little bit
Store the screw and the locking bracket (G and H) at a safe place.
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9 LIMITING THE HEIGHT MOVEMENT
Remove the covers with a screwdriver (upper and

lower slot J, see Figure 24). Bring the arm to the
horizontal position until the capstan nut becomes
visible in the slit and turn in the direction of the arrow
(anti-clockwise when viewed from the end of the arm)
with the adjusting pin, until the required adjustment is
reached.
You will find the adjusting pin if you take off the
plastic cover at the hinge, by gently spreading the
cover and sliding it off (see fFigure 25
For a height adjustment of 10 cm, approximately 50

turns are necessary.
Figure 24: height limit adjustment
10 ADJUSTING THE BALANCE OF THE ARM
Distance from pivot point of bracket to ceiling must be

more than 40 cm to adjust the balance.
To find the adjusting pin, see Figure 25
LAMP GOES UP TOO EASY:
- Move the arm till you see the adjusting nut in a

slit.
Turn to '-'.
LAMP GOES DOWN TOO EASY:
- Move the arm till you see the adjusting nut in a

slit. Turn to '+'.
- Replace the adjusting pin and the cover.
Figure 25: Balance adjustment
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11 SETTING OF THE REMOTE SENSOR
After installation, when the system has been set, you must check the remote control function by pointing the
remote control to the sensor at the front of the pipe at the lower part. If it will not function, check the position
of the sensor in the pipe: it should be halfway the hole, centered to it.
NOTE
It is advisable to check for bad reflections (like fluorescent light interference) and for roomlayout / positions of
the units if it will not function properly. The remote control should work easy without pointing directly to the
sensor.
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12 ACCESSORY BRACKET WITH LEAD SHIELD
Figure 26: Position of the Accessory bracket
Mount the accessory bracket 'A' for the Ceiling mounted Radiation Shield at the advised position of 1050 mm
from the center of the Monitor Ceiling Carriage, see Figure 26.
In case you have to differ from the advice, see the Service Manual Unit or the Planning Reference Book. for
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12.1 MOUNTING THE LEAD-SHIELD ARM

Figure 27: Tools supplied Figure 28: Mounting the retaining ring
Coupling Lead
shield at
position C.
•
Figure 29: Mounting of Lead shield, adjustment of height movement and balance
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13 MOUNTING THE SIDE COVERS

The side cover must be glued to prevent from falling.
NOTE
Do not put the glue to the cover edge; then it will come out!
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Figure 31: Clean fixation area, top and bottom at

Figure 30: Take off the side cover the inside of the box.
Figure 32: Adhesive at bottom of frame (thin

stroke at about 2 mm from edge) Figure 33: Adhesive at top of inside frame.
Figure 34: Attach cover Figure 35: Push for proper fixation
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Figure 36 Figure 37
Figure 38 Figure 39
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Figure 40
NOTE
1, 2 or 3 Monitor Suspension with 1 Cable Carrier.
4- or 6-Monitor Suspension with 2 Cable Carriers

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Figure 41: Multivision connections Figure 42: Mounting cover

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Z-1.2 (98.0)
Z-1.3 (98.0)
Z-1.4 (98.0)
INSTALLATION
CONTENTS
1. INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................................................2
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1. INSTALLATION
Installation of the extra bright TG monitors see diagram Z - 1.1 or Z - 1.2 depending on single or double
monitors.
Installation of the SG monitors see diagram Z - 1.3 or Z - 1.4

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Mobile Monitor Support

Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2 PROCEDURE ..........................................................................................................................................3
2.1 General ....................................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Single Monitor ..........................................................................................................................................3
2.3 Two Monitors ...........................................................................................................................................4
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1 INTRODUCTION
This module describes how to mount the Mobile Monitor Support for a single and for two monitors.
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2 PROCEDURE
2.1 GENERAL
Refer to the drawings attached to this module for detailed mount instructions.
2.2 SINGLE MONITOR

To mount the Mobile Monitor Support for a single monitor:
NOTE
Use Loctite 243 to tighten all bolts.
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1. Fit the lower part of the swivel to support the pillar.

Fasten the four M5 bolts at 9.4 Nm.
2. Fit the upper part of the swivel. Use a retaining

bolt.
3. Fit the monitor mounting plate on the swivel.

4. Place the monitor on the monitor mounting plate.
5. Secure the monitor to the monitor mounting plate.

Fasten the four bolts hand tight.
6. Loosen the retaining bolt slightly and adjust the

swivel to the required monitor angle.
7. Fasten the retaining bolt.
8. Connect the cables.
9. Secure the cable strain relief. Use a tie-wrap.
10. Route the earth cable between the support plate

and the support pillar.
11. Fix the cables under the support pillar cover.
12. Connect the earth point on the monitor support

plate with the earth point on the pillar. Use an
earth cable.
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2.3 TWO MONITORS

CAUTION
The Mobile Monitor Support for two monitors is unstable and may fall over when only one monitor is fitted.
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To mount the Mobile Monitor Support for two monitors:

NOTE
Use Loctite 243 to tighten all bolts.
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1. Fit the yoke to support the pillar. Fasten the four

M5 bolts at 9.4 Nm.
2. Fit the lower part of the swivel on each side of

yoke. Fasten the four M5 bolts at 9.4 Nm.
3. Fit the upper part of the swivel on each side of the

yoke. Use two retaining bolts.
4. Fit the monitor mounting plates to the swivels.

5. Place a monitor on each monitor mounting plate.
6. Secure each monitor to the monitor mounting

plate. Fasten the four bolts hand tight.
7. Loosen each retaining bolt slightly and adjust

each swivel to the required monitor angle.
8. Fasten each retaining bolt.
9. Connect the cables to both monitors.
10. Fix the cables under the support pillar cover.
11. Connect each earth point on the monitor support

plates with the earth point on the pillar. Use an
earth cable.

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SWITCHING ON
• Unpack the pedestal.
• Unpack the Nearby Control Panel (NCP) (Table Operation Control, TOC) and fit it to the pedestal (see
figure 1).
Figure 1
• Connect the NCP through the left side of the base unit (see figure 2, access panel A) in accordance with
the following list:
− Cable RY-X3 to PCB RY
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Figure 2
• Locally obtain and fit a mains plug to the power lead, then temporarily connect electrical mains power
(230V, 10A) through the right side of the base unit (see figure 2, access panel B).
• RY-X9 pins 36 & 37 must be connected (using temporary Dsub connector) to apply power to the stand.
• Switch on the MD3.
• Raise the main arm to the maximum height to ensure easy access to the potentiometer.
• Move the C-arc scan movement to the position indicated below (also shown on the label attached to the
rear of the C-arc assembly).
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• Connect a multi-meter (voltage) to the C-arc potentiometer, terminals 1 (negative) & 2 (positive).
• Adjust C-arc potentiometer to the value on the label ± 5mV.
• Fit the potentiometer assembly to the C-arc carriage.
• Ensure the C-arc scans safely through the full range of movement.
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SWITCHING ON
• Unpack the pedestal.
• Unpack the Nearby Control Panel (NCP).
• Fthe NCP to the pedestal (see figure 1).
Figure 1
• Connect the NCP/TOC through the left side of the base unit (see figure 2, access panel A) in
accordance with the following list:
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• Because the NCP/TOC is powered via the MD4 remote User Interface:
Connect the MD4 UI temporary to RY.(RY X4, X6 and X8). Also connect the MD4 UI temporary to 230
Volt.
Figure 2
• Ensure RY-X8 has a dummy Dsub connector fitted (pins 6 & 15 connected). Stand movements are now
enabled by simulating the signal from the UI to the stand.
• Locally obtain and fit a mains plug to the power lead, then temporarily connect electrical mains power
(230V, 10A) through the right side of the base unit (see figure 2, access panel B).
• RY-X9 pins (18 & 36) and (19 & 37) must be connected (using temporary Dsub connector) to apply
power to the stand.
• Connect RY-X12 dummy to simulate touch guard.
• Switch on the MD4.
• Raise the main arm to the maximum height to ensure easy access to the potentiometer.
• Move the C-arc scan movement to the position indicated below (also shown on the label attached to the
rear of the C-arc assembly).
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• Connect a multi-meter (voltage) to the C-arc potentiometer, terminals 1 (negative) & 2 (positive).
• Adjust C-arc potentiometer to the value on the label ± 5mV.
• Fit the potentiometer assembly to the C-arc carriage.
• Ensure the C-arc scans safely through the full range of movement.
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INTRODUCTION
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
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1. INTRODUCTION
• In this section you will find installation instructions for inishing mechanical installation, connecting cables
and hardware programming for local adaptation.
In some cases there will be refered to OTHER DOCUMENTATION, also delivered with this system.
• This installation is set for 380V.

If the local mains is different from 380V, then adapt the generator and the digital equipment (if
applicable) to the local mains voltage.
Digital equipment can be e.g., DCI, DSI or VISUB.
NOTE
The frequency programmed (50/60 Hz) is according to the order.

Not for 480V (60Hz).
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− Contents of BOXES and CASES is indicated on the PACKING LIST>

(See System Reference Manual).
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INSTALLATION
Contents
1. MOUNTING OF THE MPD-CABINET.....................................................................................................2

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1. MOUNTING OF THE MPD-CABINET

The mounting of the PDU4000/PDU9000 cabinet can be found in the documentation delivered together with
the PDU4000/PDU9000.
See section B and C.
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CS 62/64 Section B
List of Pages and Modules Module codenumber: 4512 983 01011

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SYSTEM MANUAL INSTALLATION
1. Cabling CS
1.1. Adjusting the ball bearings

S Adjust the 4 lower supporting bearings in such a manner that they just run without jamming.
S Check that the position of the eccentrics in relation to the rails is such that any load acting upon the ball bearings will
tend to tighten the eccentric (acting as a nut).
S the two inner guide bearings have been pre−adjusted at the factory. Check that the bearings do not get jammed or
have too much free play anywhere.
S the ball bearings must run in the ceiling rails with all their surface.
2 outer guide 4 upper supporting

bearings bearings
4 lower supporting
bearings
2 inner guide
bearings
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1.2. Mounting the toothed belt and the

corrugated hose
Not needed with tomo HDH
S Mount the holders of the toothed belt on the right and left
end of the ceiling rails.
S Pass the toothed belt through the SID−unit and fix it at the
left holder.
S Re−tighten the toothed belt.

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S Mount the cable clamp at coding field UZ and connect the UZ cable hanger
cable.
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S Fix the corrugated hose at ceiling box MU and connect

the cables.
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1. Adjusting brakes, catches and height

switches
S Adjust brakes (1). 2

Place the brake against the brake rail so that the spring
is pre−stressed over half its range.
S Adjust the longitudinal and transverse catch (2) such that
all cams and switches are actuated.
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S Adjust height switch UAG S1 to an SID of 1 m

(not used with THORAVISION).
UAG
S1
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1. Centering the CS ceiling crane

The CS ceiling crane has been centered during
pre−installation work in Hamburg. Carry out the following
checks on the spot.
1.1. Telescopic system vertical

S Move the CS ceiling crane in vertical direction
Permissible deviation: 1 mm/m.
S In case of larger deviations position levelling shims
underneath the ceiling rails.
Deviation in mm = required number of levelling shims.
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1.2. Centering the tube assembly at right

angles with respect to the longitudinal
axis
S Switch on field illuminator.
S Set up two measuring surfaces.
S Drop two perpendiculars from the ceiling.
S Swing the tube assembly and mark the crosswires on the
measuring surface.
S Measure dimension A and A’.
If A and A’ are the same, the tube assembly is positioned
at right angles with respect to the longitudinal axis.
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S Switch on field illuminator.

Vertical movement of tube assembly = 1 m.
S Measure the migration of the crosswires.
Permissible deviation 2 mm/m.
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1.4. Centering the CS ceiling crane with

respect to the center of the bucky
assembly
S Displace the transverse engaging plate and center the
CS ceiling crane with respect to the center of the bucky
assembly.
Check by test exposure.
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Locked position
S Install latches in the longitudinal rail as shown below.
Install as many latches for locked positions as
necessary.
S Remove the cams (1).
S Use locked position for 40” FFD table at 90 degrees, 40”
or 72” FFD wall stand.
S Check operation as follows. The lamp behind the
longitudinal brake release button (green) on the CS 1
crane should light when engaged in the locked position. Parking position
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2. Collimator lamp voltage adjustment

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S Loosen the screw holding the collimator lamp cover and

remove the cover.
Caution!
Do not touch the lamp with bare hands, the oils on your
skin will reduce the lamps life span. If the lamp is
inadvertently touched, clean it with alcohol applied on
a clean cloth.
S Connect a DVM (AC volts) across the lamp.
S Turn the generator ON.
S Depress microswitch S1, located above the lamp. The

meter should read between 11.5 and 12.00 VAC if not, swing out
proceed as follows:
screw
− Measure the voltage across wires 1 and 6 on terminal
547C94
block LB100 on the LB chassis (this will be the
reference point to start from on the chart).
− Turn the generator OFF.
− Using the following chart, program terminal block
LB100 to be appropriate position.
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Wiring 0f T1 for different lamp supply voltages

T1
F3:1 15 LB7X1:D 7 1
22 LB7X1:K
LB7X1:T 14 29 LB7X1:E 6
21 LB7X1:M
F2:1 13 5
27 4 F1:2
26 3
X 4
18
2 5 X18:9
10 25 2
X X
17
X18:7 1 5 X1:2
9 24 1
solder to numbers on T1
X 3 X
16
X
8 N
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LB
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S Turn the generator ON and recheck the lamp voltage.

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1. Finishing work
Clamp the hose as shown in the sketch below.

Mount the covers.
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INSTALLATION
Contents
1. MAINS VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT .....................................................................................................2
2. INSTALLATION OF HT TANK ...............................................................................................................2

2.1. Prepare the basic frame (fig. 1) ...........................................................................................................2
2.2. Install mains transformer WS (fig. 2)....................................................................................................3
2.3. Mains voltage and frequency ...............................................................................................................3
2.4. Install HT tank (fig. 4) ...........................................................................................................................5
3. POSITIONING HT TANK AND CABINET ..............................................................................................6
4. CONNECT HT TANK TO CONTROL CABINET ....................................................................................6

4.1. Covering HT tank .................................................................................................................................6
4.2. Height adjustment ................................................................................................................................7
4.3. Connect mains transformer - generator cabinet e ...............................................................................7
4.4. Connect ht tank - generator cabinet e (see fig 8) ................................................................................8
5. LOAD UNIT COUNTER ..........................................................................................................................9
6. CONNECT CABLES & COVERS ...........................................................................................................9

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1. MAINS VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT

1) Measure mains frequency.
The measured mains frequency must be the same as the one mentioned on the order list.
2) Measure mains voltage.

- If the nominal mains voltage is 380V, proceed with paragraph 2.1 and 2.4 of chapter 2.
- If the nominal mains voltage is not 380V, a mains transformer is necessary.
There are two possibilities:

− Mains voltage transformer (PDU) which is locally supplied: proceed with paragraph 2.1 and 2.4 of
chapter 2. For connecting PDU, see PDU service manual.
− Mains transformer WS: proceed with chapter 2.
2. INSTALLATION OF HT TANK
2.1. PREPARE THE BASIC FRAME (FIG. 1)

- Remove:
− top cover (1 bolt and washer on the right side) and
− front panel (2 bolts inside covers on top of front side (A) and 2 bolts on bottom front side (B)).
− two side panels and rear panel from the frame (2 times 2 bolts on bottom left/right side (C). The
side and top covers for the wall connection boxes are already mounted to the rear panel!
•
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2.2. INSTALL MAINS TRANSFORMER WS (FIG. 2)

If NO WS present continue with 2.4!
- Remove the rubber elements (2) which are already mounted on the basic frame
- Place bottom tub 1 (fire protection measure) on the basic frame (it is mounted on the transformer, the
removed bolts are required to fix the HT tank and bottom tube to the basic frame).
- Fit transformer WS and position the fixing holes.
- Mount the mains transformer and bottom tub with 4xM8 screws/serrated washers ((5): were used to mount
the bottom tub on the transformer) on the basic frame.
- Mount the removed 4 rubber-metal elements on top of the mains transformer.
2.3. MAINS VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY

State as delivered of mains transformer (WS): 480V, 60Hz
Connect the leads on connection block X depending on mains voltage and frequency.
Default connections are:

480V X1408
X1508
X1608
for F3
60 Hz X1607
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Option: 3 x 230 V (mains transformer present)
Connect:
. wire 1 - X1411
. wire 2 - X1511
. wire 3 - X1611
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2.4. INSTALL HT TANK (FIG. 4)

- Remove the 4 nuts and washers (A) that mount the HT tank to the delivered pallet (DO NOT DISCARD!
They are required to fix the HT tank to the rubber-metal elements!).
- Place H.T. tank with the 4 angle-brackets on the rubber-metal elements (either directly on the basic frame
or on the mains transformer) using the 2 metal lifting bars (2 persons required).
- Fix the H.T. tank with 4xM8 nuts and washers.
- Remove the de-airing screw (breather) of the H.T. tank (tape it on top of the tank for future usage).
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3. POSITIONING HT TANK AND CABINET

Position HT tank (G) and generator cabinet (E) according to your room layout.
4. CONNECT HT TANK TO CONTROL CABINET

4.1. COVERING HT TANK

- Cut in the foam material crosswise inside the passages of the right-hand side panel (fig 8.):
A : without mains transformer
This is the passage for black corrugated hose and interface cables between HT tank and generator
cabinet
B : with mains transformer
The upper passage is for the black corrugated hose and interface cables between HT tank and
generator cabinet
The lower passage is for the cable of the mains transformer
C : always
This is the mechanical connection between HT tank and the Generator cabinet
D : always
This is the passage for the earthing cables
- Position the covers on the basic frame. If the mains tranformer is present, first route the cable end through
the right side cover
- Fix side and rear covers (without front or top panel) on the basic frame (2 times 2 bolts on the bottom side.
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4.2. HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

- Connect generator cabinet E and H.T. tank G through the lowest hole C (use 1xM6 bolt, which is
mounted in the bracket in the left bottom side of the E-cabinet just behind the hinge of the door, see
figure 6).
Adjust height with the wheel locking screws until generator (control) cabinet E and H.T. tank are vertically
aligned, to enable proper fixation.
For moving the HT tank and generator cabinet to its final position: loosen these wheel locking
screws again!
- Also make the connection between the HT tank and the generator cabinet on the rear side (required
mounting material is attached to rear side of the generator cabinet).
4.3. CONNECT MAINS TRANSFORMER - GENERATOR CABINET E

- Route the cable bundle of the mains transformer through the generator cabinet E. Use the lower passage.
- Remove:
. Decade plug EN-X1
. Links EN-X1201 - EN-X1202
EN-X1203 - EN-X1204
EN-X1205 - EN-X1206
- Connect:
. Decade cable WS-X1 - EN-X1
. Links (first 3 are mains voltage dependent):
WS-X114. - ENX1201
WS-X115. - ENX1203
WS-X116. - ENX1205
WS-X1402 - ENX1204
WS-X1502 - ENX1204
WS-X1602 - ENX1206
For 3x220 V in stead of 3x380 V (option):
- Remove:
ENF4-L1 - ENF3:L1
ENF4-L2 - ENF3:L2
ENF4-L3 - ENF3:L3
ENF2-L3 - ENK1:73
- Connect additional 3 wire cable:
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L1 (WSX1411) - ENF3:L1
L2 (WSX1511) - ENF3:L2
L3 (WSX1611) - ENF3:L3
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4.4. CONNECT HT TANK - GENERATOR CABINET E (SEE FIG 8)

- Loosen the cables from the parking position in cabinet E:
. 1 black corrugated hose
. 3 white cables (only the two cables with the connectors are used, the one with the green cable tags is
not used (2nd tube only)
- Route the cables from the generator cabinet through the side panel to the HT tankand connect them (see
figure 8):
Pay attention to the routing of the black corrugated hose to enable proper opening/closing of the generator
cabinet door. It might be required to move the fixation point (ty-wrap) black hose to the front or to the back.
NOTE
Only for SRC tube a SRC balancing unit is required (see figure 7). In case of SRC the symmetry coil is already
mounted on and connected to the H.T. tank.
To be able to connect the cables from the generator to the H.T. tank, remove the cover of the symmetry coil
and temporarily remove the mechanical connections (Nr. 6) Do not remove the electrical connections (Nr. 5).
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NOTE
In case of SRC reconnect the SRC symmetry coil (mechanically).
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- Mount the screening cap on the earthing angle.

- Connect the earthing wires.
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5. LOAD UNIT COUNTER
If present, mount the load unit counter according to your latest room layout and connect its cable(s) to the
generator.
6. CONNECT CABLES & COVERS

Connect all cables according to the delivered wiring and earthing diagram:
- mains supply & earthing
- load unit counter
- SDL & signalbus cables
- tube interface cables (HT cables & rotor control cables & tube overload temp contact)
NOTES:
. Mind that the H.T. cables, on the H.T. tank side, have to be winded with earthing wires, connected to the
cable sleeves of the H.T. cables and earthing bar of the H.T. tank (see fig. 9).
. Several cables require specific ring cores (see table on next page for correct details)
. Insure that HT cable pins are spread properly
. Check oil level in wells
Covers:
- mount the front panel and connect the earthing wire to GX1201
- Put HT tank and generator cabinet on its final position (wheel locking screws unlocked??)
- in seismic areas mount the bracket on top of the generator cabinet and fix it to the wall.
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Ring cores
Ringcores have to be added in inter-cabinet cabling (they had to be taken out to avoid damage during
transport). Handle the ringcores carefully as they are easily damaged e.g. when you drop them. Refer for
position, ringcore type, the number of windings and general ringcore fixing/mounting instructions to the figures
and tables listed below. The number of windings is equal to the number of times you have to pull the
cable through the ringcore.
The factory labels the ringcores (including the number of windings required) and tie-wraps them near to the
location were they have to be be used. In the generator cabinet they are ty-wrapped to the mounting strips
(probably in the lower part of the cabinet).
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The following cables have to be applied with ring cores.

"#6, type 2" means 6 windings using ringcore type 2
FRONTAL & LATERAL cabling

(2)G:+ (+HT) #1, type 3
#1, type 3
HT
Tank
(2)G:- (-HT) #1, type 3

#1, type 3
(2)G:+ (+HT) 2nd tube #1, type 3
#1, type 3
(2)G:- (-HT) 2nd tube #1, type 3
#1, type 3
(2)EYG-X1300 (MRC stator supply) #5, type 2
Generator
cabinet
(2)EYB-X1100 (SRM stator supply) #8, type 1

#8, type 1
(2)EZX-1021 (SDL-4) #5, type 1
#5, type 1
(2)EW159-X11 (Signal bus) #5, type 1
#5, type 1
(2)EZ-X37 (thermal safety switch, SRM only) #9, type 1
#9, type 1
(2)EH-X1004 (grid switch, MRC only) #9, type 1
#9, type 1
(2)EZ-X1009 (SID) #9, type 1
#9, type 1
(2)EZ256-X11 (kV/mA) #9, type 1
#9, type 1
In case of MRM tube, the ringcore is already implemented in the rotor control unit and does not have to be
added during the installation.
Ring core Name Insulated 12 NC Identification

Type
1 6025F YES 4512 100 42301 VAC 65x50x10 - 25 - XCF-505

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2 AGT-6300A NO 2422 525 54113 thick black (63x38x25)

3 R58N30 NO 2412 525 51544 thin black (58x40x17)
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INSTALLATION
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. DSI INSTALLATION ...............................................................................................................................2
3. CONSOLE MONITOR INSTALLATION .................................................................................................2

3.1. Shared Console Monitor System .........................................................................................................2
3.2. Parallel Monitor System .......................................................................................................................2
4. .........................................................................................................................................................................3
4. EASYVISION INSTALLATION ...............................................................................................................3
5. NETWORK INSTALLATION...................................................................................................................3
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1. INTRODUCTION
This module contains information for the Installation of DSI Pro (X-ray system with DSI/EasyVision
integration).
Refer to the EasyVision System Manual Installation (SMI) for detailed EasyVision Installation.
2. DSI INSTALLATION
― Install the DSI in accordance with module 4522 981 0197x.
3. CONSOLE MONITOR INSTALLATION

3.1. SHARED CONSOLE MONITOR SYSTEM
― Connect the BNC (from the DSI) to the G/VBS of the monitor.
― Connect the EasyVision DSub connector to the DSub on the monitor.
― Connect BLD:X13 in the DSI cabinet to the monitor RS232 using the RS232 cable.
CAUTION
Do not connect BLD:X13 to the RS232 daisy chain connector
3.2. PARALLEL MONITOR SYSTEM

― Connect the BNC (from the DSI) to the G/VBS on the DSI console monitor.
― Connect the EasyVision DSub connector to the DSub on the EasyVision monitor.
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4. EASYVISION INSTALLATION
― Connect the Hard Disk assembly (SCSI 1=A) to the EasyVision work station.
― Connect the CD-Recordable assembly (SCSI 1.1=B) to the EasyVision work station (option).
― Install the EasyVision in accordance with the SMI EasyVision Section 2.

WARNING
The EasyVision power distribution box is connnected to 220V in all areas of the world.
This includes all the 60 HZ countries
(North America, Japan, etc.).
Ensure the power selection switch on the rear of the Sun Ultra 10 is set to 230V.
5. NETWORK INSTALLATION
― Connect the micro transceiver to the Thick Ethernet cable (in the DSI cabinet).
― Connect the Twisted Pair (UTP) Ethernet (5m) cable to the micro transceiver.
― Connect the other end of the UTP to the Ethernet switch port P1.
― Connect the EasyVision UTP (30m) cable to Ethernet switch port P2.
― Connect the hospital UTP cable to the Ethernet switch port P5.
― Connect the mains power supply to the switch, (same power source as the DSI and EasyVision).
― Set the switch settings of the Ethernet switch in accordance with the module DSI Pro Setting to Work
4522 981 0196x.
― Secure the switch to the outside of the DSI cabinet ensuring the DSI cabinet airflow is not restricted.
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. TOOLS.....................................................................................................................................................3
3. MECHANICAL MOUNTING / POSITIONING .........................................................................................3

3.1. Control cabinet .....................................................................................................................................3
3.1.1. Optical disc drive...........................................................................................................................4
3.1.2. Mounting the wall joint ..................................................................................................................4
3.2. User Interface.......................................................................................................................................4
3.3. Remote Control package .....................................................................................................................4
3.4. Examination / Reference monitor.........................................................................................................4
3.5. Slave monitor (not for DSI non-pro) .....................................................................................................4
3.6. Hard Copy Unit.....................................................................................................................................5
3.7. Cable connections................................................................................................................................5
3.8. Wall fitting 40 E Cabinet.......................................................................................................................5
3.9. Viewpad configuration..........................................................................................................................5
4. SAVING CONFIGURATION SETTINGS ................................................................................................6

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1. INTRODUCTION
This module contains information on how to install a DSI (with included parts) delivered in a pre-mounted
system. In pre-mounted systems it remains necessary to connect cables from / to the DSI Control Cabinet.
Installation of the equipment must comply with all local regulations and with instructions described in this
module.
WARNING
1. During the installation, the power of the generator and II/TV subsystem must be switched off at all
times
2. Do not mount anything in the free part of the DSI cabinet. It blocks the forced airflow and can cause
overheating problems.
3. Do not put anything on the top of the DSI cabinet. This will block the forced airflow and can damage
the electronics inside the cabinet. The distance between the top of the cabinet and the ceiling must
be at least 50 cm.
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2. TOOLS
The DSI can be installed with the existing standard toolkit.
3. MECHANICAL MOUNTING / POSITIONING

Refer to Section A of the Combined Unit manual or the PRB manual for a preferred room layout. Take the
cable length into account. All cables are 20 m long, except:
Control Cabinet to WCB : 10 m

Control Cabinet to LHCU (optional for DSI non-PRO) : 60 m
Keyboard to operator console/modules : 25 m (2m to the I2C box + 23 m cable)
Monitor switch cable (FIMI.RS232) (only for DSI-PRO) : 25 m
3.1. CONTROL CABINET

The location of the x-ray generator must be taken into account when positioning the control Cabinet. In order
to prevent disturbances in the subtracted images, the minimum distance between DSI / II-TV cabinet and
generator is 1.5 m. Refer to the PRB manual or Section A of the Combined Unit manual for the preferred
position of the Control Cabinet. Take the cable length into account. Other remarks to take into account are
the following:
− Leave space to move the Control Cabinet approximately 0.75 m forwards for service purposes
behind the cabinet (to slide the MD-unit from the rack/to move the cabinet from the wall).
− The forced cooling inlet/outlet may not be disturbed.
Important!!
• The power from the hospital mains must be the same phase as the TV-Chain.
• In the input voltage (phase) line (from hospital mains to DSI) a fuse must be installed. The fuse type
depends on the DSI input voltage.
• Input • Max. • Fuse type

Voltage [V] Current [A] [A]
• 100 • 10.4 • 15
• 110 • 9.4 • 15
• 120 • 8.6 • 15
• 127 • 8.1 • 15
• 220 • 4.8 • 8
• 230 • 4.6 • 8
• 240 • 4.4 • 8
15A = Fuse fact active; Bussman KTK 15A (4522 086 00546)
8A = Fuse fact active; Bussman KTK 8A (4522 086 00544)
A fuseholder (Bussman HPF) can also be ordered (4522 092 00025)
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3.1.1. OPTICAL DISC DRIVE

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The optical disc (only present for the DSI non-PRO as an option) is delivered separate from the DSI cabinet
to avoid damaging. Therefore optical disk has to be installed in the field. To install the optical disc, the
following procedure must be carried out:
- Remove the front- and left rear cover from the DSI.
- Connect the power- and flatcable (BPN:X1 and BPN:X2) to the optical disc drive (at the left side of
the coding field).
- Mount the optical disc drive with four screws [M4 x 8], washers and spring washers to the
mounting plate.
- Mount the front cover to the DSI and position the optical disc drive in the front cover at the same
time.
- Fasten the mounting plate with two screws.
3.1.2. MOUNTING THE WALL JOINT

To cover the gap between the 40E cabinet and the wall, two "wall joints" must be mounted to the back of the
40 E cabinet (See drawing Z-1).
3.2. USER INTERFACE

The User Interface must be placed in the control room, within 2 meters of the User Interface close to the
Slave Monitor.
3.3. Remote Control package

The remote control package consists of an IR-receiver, two viewpads and two viewpad clips. A view-pad is a
small handheld device with which the doctor can control the images in the DSI from the examination room.
The most convenient location of a viewpad clip is near the table in the environment of the physician.
The viewpad can be wrapped in a sterile bag and can be kept in its holder when not in use. This holder may
not be fixed to moving parts. lt can be fixed to the wall for instance. The holder must also be insulated when
fixed to the wall.
To accomplish the connection to the DSI system an IR-receiver is needed which must be mounted overhead
to the ceiling. The mounting location must be chosen so that there are no other devices in the beam between
the viewpad and the receiver. The receiver must be insulated from the ceiling itself.
3.4. Examination / Reference monitor

These monitors must be mounted together on the monitor suspension. This monitor suspension is suitable
for mounting one or two monitors. The position of the reference is normally on the right.
For DSI non-PRO the examination monitor is placed on a mobile table so it can also be used as a slave
monitor.
3.5. SLAVE MONITOR (NOT FOR DSI NON-PRO)

With the DSI a 17" monitor is delivered as a Slave monitor. The Slave monitor should be placed near the
User Interface and is used for entering patient data and viewing and can be used for image processing. In
case of a DSI non-PRO the 17”monitor is an option.
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3.6. HARD COPY UNIT

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The Hard Copy Unit (LHCU) must be placed outside the examination room in an X-ray free environment.
3.7. Cable connections

When all delivered items are installed on the right place, the DSI can be connected. Cut the loops (cable
binders) on the back of the 40 E cabinet until the cable length to the appropriate destiny is long enough.
NOTE
The redundant cable length hanging on the back of the 40E cabinet may not influence the
airflow in the 40E cabinet.
The cabling on the back of the 40 E cabinet have to be connected to the following units:
- II / TV cabinet
- User Interface
- IR-receiver.
- Slave monitor
- DSI power and earthing.
The cabling of Reference monitor, Examination monitor, Ethernet connection, HCU etc. have to be
connected/mounted to the 40E cabinet in the field.
For all cable connections refer to cabling diagram into the System Manual Installation.
3.8. Wall fitting 40 E Cabinet
The 40 E cabinet must be mounted to the room wall when the installation of the DSI is ready. See drawing
BZ-1 for the correct mounting method.
3.9. Viewpad configuration
The buttons ΑH≅ and ΑM≅ on the DSI Viewpad (See Quick Reference Cart / Operator manual) are
configurable under TCOP.
H = Large format selection / Run cycle

M= External video / Zoom
See the Test and Diagnostic manual; Section 5 ΑConfiguration≅ for the default Viewpad configuration. The
TCOP configuration page can be found under path: Run Configuration Misc
For the DSI R5.2 PRO and PROVASCULAR button “I” is for run flagging.
I=
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4. SAVING CONFIGURATION SETTINGS

After the installation/configuration has been completed, save all DSI configurations settings, physician
defaults (function key F5) and acquisition defaults (function key F6):
Procedure:
• Start DSI service mode
• Select Run Installation
• Insert empty floppy in drive A: of the service PC
• Select: REC_Bbram
• The DSI BBRAM data is the stored on the floppy.

• Select: REC_Eeprom
• The DSI EEPROM data is then stored on the floppy.
• Select Run Application
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. WHAT-TO-DO .........................................................................................................................................2
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1. INTRODUCTION
A part of the Remote Service kit has already been mounted in your system. Because of that you only have to
mount the modem and the cables between the cabinets. The cables for Remote Service are drawn (together
with all other cables) on the 'CABLING DIAGRAM' present in this SMI.
Because of local circumstances (one or more rooms connected to the Modem) it is not possible to give you the
appropriate installation instructions for the Modem and/or Room Selector. So if you have a Multi Room Selector
(more than one room connected the modem) you have to use the instructions in the binder:
'PARTS FOR REMOTE SERVICE SYSTEMS'.
2. WHAT-TO-DO
1. Mount the Modem according to instructions in binder: 'REMOTE SERVICE FOR UNIVERSAL R/F
SYSTEMS'.
2. If a Room Selector is present: mount the Room Selector and cabling according to instructions in binder:
'PARTS FOR REMOTE SERVICE SYSTEMS'.
3. Mount the remaining cables according to the 'CABLING DIAGRAM'.

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XGEN II/TV
10 turns CPE/CPS2/3
Photo-
BH X12
Multiplier
EZ X1001
XTV
Connect XGEN EZ X1001 to II/TV BH X12 making 10 turns through the ring core.
(4512 100 42301 - Vitrovac: 65mm x 50mm x 10mm).
Place the core in the generator cabinet.

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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
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1. INTRODUCTION
In this section, you will find the setting to work instructions for a pre-mounted system.
The section comprises instructions for:
1. Procedures without X-Ray:
* Initial checks before switch-on

* Switch-on the system

* Configuration checking
2. Procedures with X-Ray:
* Setting to work
- X-ray
- Imaging
- Viewing
- Geometry
- System Control
Carry out the instructions step by step, according to the sequence in this section.
In case of troubleshooting, use the service manuals for FAULTFINDING.

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SETTING TO WORK
START
SWITCH ON
THE GENERATOR
See module
"SCP Switching on"
2 MANHOURS
OPTION
MD3 OR MD4 Ceiling suspended
MD3
NO second tube CS6
MD4
MD4 USER INTERFACE YES

SETTING TO WORK
CHECK CEILING
Seemodule SUSPENSION CS6
4 MANHOURS "MD4 User Interface"
See module
"Setting to work"
"Check ceiling suspension CS6"
1 MANHOUR
SETTING TO
WORK MD3/4 OPTION
NO Cooled tube
See module
"MD3 / MD4 setting to work"
4 MANHOURS
YES
ADJUST REMOVABLE CHECK COOLING UNIT

FOOTREST
See module
See module "Adjustment procedure "Installing cooling unit"
2 MANHOURS
Removable Footrest MD systems"
1 MANHOURS
CHECK AND SETTING

TO WORK DSI OPTION
NO Injector
See module
"Check and setting to work DSI"
4 MANHOURS
YES
INSTALL INJECTOR
See injector installation manual.

1 MANHOUR
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FUNCTIONAL TEST
MD3/MD4 SYSTEM
See module
2 MANHOURS
"MD3 / MD4 system functional testing"
PERFORM IMAGE QUALITY CHECKS

4 MANHOURS
See
"Image Quality checks" (section 5).
MOUNT MD3/4 COVERS OPTION

CLEAN THE ROOM Ceiling suspension
& second tube CS6
1 MANHOUR NO
YES
MOUNT CEILING
SUSPENSION 6 COVERS
See module
"Ceiling Suspension 6 covers"
1 MANHOUR
PERFORM ELECTRICAL SAFETY TESTS
See
" Power checks" (section 5)
2 MANHOURS
INSTALLATION COMPLETE
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Contents
1. TOOLS & PARTS REQUIRED............................................................................................................2
1.1. Tools & Parts To Arrange Locally ........................................................................................................2
1.2. Tools & Parts Delivered With User Interface .......................................................................................2
2. UNPACK & INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................3

2.1. Unpack .................................................................................................................................................3
2.2. Installation ............................................................................................................................................3
3. MONITOR ORIENTATION HARDWARE PROGRAMMING ..............................................................4

3.1. Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................4
3.1.1. "Object Move" Monitor Orientation ...............................................................................................4
3.1.2. "Camera Move" Monitor Orientation .............................................................................................5
4. USER INTERFACE COMMUNICATION .............................................................................................6

4.1. PC Use .................................................................................................................................................6
4.2. Service Mode .......................................................................................................................................6
4.2.1. TCOP ............................................................................................................................................6
4.2.2. Service Mode on Start Up.............................................................................................................8
4.3. Application Mode..................................................................................................................................8
5. SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING .........................................................................................................10

5.1. Installation ..........................................................................................................................................10
5.1.1. System Selection ........................................................................................................................10
5.1.2. Date & Time ................................................................................................................................11
5.1.3. Language ....................................................................................................................................11
5.1.4. Button Configuration ...................................................................................................................12
5.1.5. Backup & Restore .......................................................................................................................13
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1. TOOLS & PARTS REQUIRED

1.1. TOOLS & PARTS TO ARRANGE LOCALLY
• Standard toolkit
• Service PC.
• Software delivered with computer)
• Hardware key (authorised for TCOP)
• Oscilloscope
• Soldering iron
• Multimeter
• Serial cable
SERIAL CONNECTION CABLE PIN

CONNECTIONS
9(SYSTEM) <-> 9(PC)

2 (RXD) <-> 3 (TXD)
3 (TXD) <-> 2 (RXD)
4 (DTR) <-> 6 (DSR)
5 (GND) <-> 5 (GND)
6 (DSR) <-> 4 (DTR)
7 (RTS) <-> 8 (CTS)
8 (CTS) <-> 7 (RTS)
9(SYSTEM) <-> 25(PC)

2 (RXD) <-> 2 (TXD)
3 (TXD) <-> 3 (RXD)
4 (DTR) <-> 6 (DSR)
5 (GND) <-> 7 (GND)
6 (DSR) <-> 20 (DTR)
7 (RTS) <-> 5 (CTS)
8 (CTS) <-> 4 (RTS)
25(SYSTEM) <-> 25(PC)

2 (TDX) <-> 3 (RXD)
3 (RXD) <-> 2 (TXD)
4 (RTS) <-> 5 (CTS)
5 (CTS) <-> 4 (RTS)
6 (DSR) <-> 20 (DTR)
7 (GND) <-> 8 (GND)
20 (DTR) <-> 6 (DSR)
1.2. TOOLS & PARTS DELIVERED WITH USER INTERFACE

• TCOP Basic Software > Release 2.4.4.
• TCOP Application Software, MD4 User Interface.
• MD4 User Interface Download Software.
• Serial adapter female 9P D-connector to male 25P D-connector (12NC: 4522 104 85161).
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2. UNPACK & INSTALLATION

2.1. UNPACK
• Unpack the User Interface (top & sides of crate).
• Position the User Interface.
2.2. INSTALLATION
• Remove the User Interface rear cover.
• Connect power supply CS1 to CS-X5.
• Connect CE1, CE2 and CE3 cables.
• Swivel the top unit open.
• Connect DSI acquisition and keyboard cables.
• Connect loudspeaker (intercom).
• Close top unit.
• Close User Interface rear cover.

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3. MONITOR ORIENTATION HARDWARE PROGRAMMING

3.1. INTRODUCTION
The image on the monitor moves in relation to the joystick and is set by software in PAL D1 on the CG-1
board inside the UI Geometry control panel. Two versions are available for monitor orientation, object move
or camera move.
The PAL location is shown in the following figure.
D1
3.1.1. "OBJECT MOVE" MONITOR ORIENTATION

Default PAL 4522 105 30971 placed on the CG-1 board produces the following monitor orientation
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3.1.2. "CAMERA MOVE" MONITOR ORIENTATION

The monitor orientation is as follows when PAL 4522 105 31881 is placed on the CG-1 board
NOTE
The choice of PAL has no influence on the monitor orientation of the NCP because this unit has it's own PAL
and selection.
The choice of PAL has also no influence on the patient orientation
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4. USER INTERFACE COMMUNICATION

4.1. PC USE
The User Interface processor board CE1 also controls the service software. To access the service menus,
the PC must be connected to the 9-pole male D-sub connector X2 on the right side of the User Interface.
The User Interface has two working modes,

Application and Service (stand alone) mode.
Application Mode The PC shows the status of

the User Interface
(monitoring, error-logging).
Configuration / adjustments
are possible.
Service Mode The UI does not
communicate with the other
segments.
User Interface functional
tests are possible.
Both modes It is possible to couple a PC
to the UI.
4.2. SERVICE MODE

4.2.1. TCOP
• Switch User Interface off.
• Connect PC to User Interface (serial cable).
• Switch on PC.
• Connect the parallel port hardware key.
• Start TCOP.
• Switch User Interface on.
• Load TCOP Application MD4.

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MAIN \ RUN \ SERVICE
\MAIN\RUN\SERVICE
Service mode : No
Set User Interface to Service mode (Yes/No)

Enter -> No
• Select Service Mode (toggle with space bar).
• Enter.
NOTE
N selects Application Mode.

Y switches the UI to Service Mode.
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\MAIN\RUN\SERVICE
Service mode : Yes
Must he new file be written to the target (y/n)

Enter -> Y
• Enter
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4.2.2. SERVICE MODE ON START UP

It is possible to enter Service Mode without using the PC.
• Switch off the User Interface
• Set CE2 S.1-2 to the right
•
Switch on the User Interface
The User Interface enters Service Mode automatically.
4.3. APPLICATION MODE

• Switch off the User Interface.
• Connect PC to User Interface (serial cable).
• Switch PC on.
• Connect parallel port hardware key.
• Select RUN-TCOP.
• Verify the date and time.
• Enter the password to authorize the hardware key.
• Switch the User Interface on.
• Select
MAIN \ RUN \ APPLICATION
\MAIN\RUN\APPLICATION
Application mode : No
Set User Interface to Service mode (Yes/No)

Enter -> No
NOTE
UI always starts in Application Mode.

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Select Application Mode (toggle space bar).
• Enter.
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\MAIN\RUN\APPLICATION
Application mode : Yes

Must he new file be written to the target (y/n)

Enter -> Y
NOTE
When N is selected, the User Interface stays in Service Mode.
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5. SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING
5.1. INSTALLATION
• Start TCOP in application mode
• Select
MAIN \ RUN \ INSTALLATION
MD4 User Interface – Service Software R3 2000-11-11 11:11:11

TCOP Diagnostic Software 4.1.1 Logg: Off Comm:
Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
USER INTERFACE INSTALLATION
SYSTEM Select system configuration

DATE_TIME Select date & time configuration
LANGUAGE Select language configuration
CONFIGURATION Select devices configuration
PROGRAM Select program configuration
BACKUP_RESTOR Select backup/restore
Enter selection
INSTALL AT
5.1.1. SYSTEM SELECTION

• Select
MAIN \ RUN\INSTALLATION \ SYSTEM

Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION\SYSTEM TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
USER INTERFACE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Enter hospital name : Monty Python Flying Circus
Must the new file be written to the target file (y/n)

Enter ->
• Enter the Hospital name (36 characters maximum). This name is displayed, during start-up, on the
screen of the User Interface.
• Confirm the new setting to be loaded "new file be written to the target”.
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5.1.2. DATE & TIME

• Select
MAIN \ RUN \ INSTALATION \ DATE_TIME

Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
DATE AND TIME
Hours (0 - 23) ; 11
Minutes (0 - 59) : 11
Seconds (0 - 59) : 11
Year (1979 - 2036) : 2000

Month (1 - 12) : 11
Day (1 - 31) : 11
Enter selection
INSTALL AT
• Enter date & time
• Confirm the new setting to be loaded "new file be written to the target file by entering "YES".
5.1.3. LANGUAGE
The APR program names may be displayed in one of the following languages
• English
• French
• German
• Spanish
• Select
MAIN \ RUN\INSTALLATION \ LANGUAGE

Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION\SYSTEM TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
USER INTERFACE LANGUAGE CONFIGURATION
Enter the preferred language
Warning: Default programs are loaded.

Current program names are overwritten
Ready to load default names takes a few seconds…
Use spacebar to select preferred language file (y/n)

Enter -> ENGLISH
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• Select the preferred language by pressing the spacebar.
It will take approximately one minute for the chosen language to be loaded and displayed following
confirmation with YES.
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NOTE
The names that were given to specific programs, (customer dependant), no longer exist, once the default
language is loaded.
The APR (T) settings are not affected by this operation.
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User Guidance is also be displayed in the chosen language.
The generator APR settings of the programs are not overwritten when a different language is loaded.
• Change auxiliary or restart the system to activate the chosen language.
5.1.4. BUTTON CONFIGURATION

• Select
RUN \ INSTALLATION \ CONFIGURATION \ BUTTON \
X_RAY DISABLE

Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INS\CONFIG\BUTT\X_RAYDISABLE TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
X_RAY DISABLE
X_Ray disable button : NONE
Note : See Unit Manual User Interface

Installation & Setting to Work
Enter program name (max 20 characters)

Enter -> ( )
NOTE
The X-ray disable functionality is only programmable with single tube systems and when the Free Cassette
or Wall Bucky is not used.
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When the Free Cassette button S83 is free

• Remove decal EZ X21
• Program X-ray disable button S62 as Free Cassette.
When the Wall Bucky button S81 is free

• Remove decal EZ X22
• Program X-ray disable button S62 as Wall Bucky.
5.1.5. BACKUP & RESTORE

APR = Only the User Interface APR parameters
ALL = All User Interface parameters
• Perform the backup procedure after configuration, customisation change or re-adjustment.
NOTE
Only the User Interface APR-settings are saved (back-up) or restored.
Use the generator DIAGEN service tool to save (backup) or restore the generator APR-settings,.
The ALL function is recommended. The APR function is useful to copy APR's from one machine to another
(but excluding generator settings).
BACKUP
The backup file is created in accordance with the TCOP_PATH settings
• Select
RUN \ INSTALATION \ BACKUP_RESTR \ BACKUP

Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION\BACKUP\RESTR\BACKUP TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
USER INTERFACE BACKUP_RESTR BACKUP
APR APR database

ALL Complete UI backup
Enter filename for backup <md4ui.hex>

Enter -> _
Default filenames
MD4UI.apr APR
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RESTORE
The backup file is expected in accordance with the TCOP_PATH settings
• Select
RUN\INSTALATION\BACKUP_RESTORE\RESTORE

Loc
Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION\BACKUP\RESTR\RESTORE TCOP_PATH: C: \TCOPDATA
USER INTERFACE BACKUP_RESTR RESTORE
APR APR database

ALL Complete UI backup
Enter selection
Restore ->
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SETTING TO WORK
Contents
1. ADJUST THE MD3 TOC .........................................................................................................................2
1.1. TOC Clamping mechanics ...................................................................................................................2
1.2. Adjust TOC electrical ...........................................................................................................................3
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1. ADJUST THE MD3 TOC

1.1. TOC CLAMPING MECHANICS
CHECK:
1. Measure the thickness of the table top at different positions.

The maximum thickness is ......... (fill in)

2. Check that distance A, see figure 1 is the same as the maximum table top thickness.(max tolerance +/-
0.5 mm) When not adjust the TOC.
Figure 1
ADJUST TOC
1. Loosen the 6 bolts at the under side of the TOC.(see figure 2)
Figure 2
2. Turn the TOC open.

3. Loosen 2 x nut A at left and right side.(approx.3 turns,see figure 3)
4. Adjust distance A see figure 1 at the same size as the maximum table top thickness. Turn nuts B see
figure 3to adjust size.
5. Fasten bolt A that the bolt is just touching the metal part C.(see figure 3)
6. Secure bolt A with nut C.(see figure 3)
7. Close/Mount the TOC.
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Figure 3
1.2. ADJUST TOC ELECTRICAL

Adjust the safety switch, see figure 3 point E, according the following table:
TOC POSITION SAFETY SWITCH STATE

Placed on patient table or pedestal NOT CLOSED (not active)
Free laying CLOSED (active)
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SETTING TO WORK
Contents
1. ADJUST CEILING HEIGHT ....................................................................................................................2
2. INJECTOR OPTIONS .............................................................................................................................3

2.1. Injector options - MD3 ..........................................................................................................................3
2.2. Injector options - MD4 ..........................................................................................................................3
2.2.1. Introduction ...................................................................................................................................3
2.2.2. Injector with "injection exposure delay" or No injector..................................................................4
2.2.3. Injector without "injection exposure delay" ...................................................................................4
3. X-RAY CENTRING & ALIGNMENT........................................................................................................5

3.1. Alignment Preparation..........................................................................................................................5
3.1.1. Laser cross option installed ..........................................................................................................5
3.1.2. Laser cross option not installed ....................................................................................................5
3.2. Alignment method ................................................................................................................................5
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1. ADJUST CEILING HEIGHT

The adjustment tolerance lies between 2400 mm (RP1 max counter clockwise ) and 3400 mm (RP1 max
clock wise).
The software automaticly adds an extra safety distance of 50 mm. The movement towards the ceiling is
disabled 50 mm lower than the adjusted ceiling height.
Figure 1
• Connect the PC to PCB 37
• Measure distance A (see Figure 1).

A = ....... mm
• Start the VT100 program (supplied with the

Service Reference Manual on 3.5" floppy
disk).
• Turn the RP1 potentiometer on PCB 37 (see

Figure 2) until the scale value LH (on PC
display) equals the ceiling height (A) mm
minus 100 mm.
(100mm will bring the minimum safety
distance to the correct value 150mm)
• Check the ceiling protection using combined

movements, especially with the TV-camera
moved to its highest point. The movement
must stop within 150 mm in all cases. Adjust
RP1 until this distance is reached.
Figure 2 - PCB37
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2. INJECTOR OPTIONS
2.1. INJECTOR OPTIONS - MD3

The MD3 system does not have a coupled injection technique where the injector start button initiates the X-
ray sequence.
230 V only, is supplied to the injector at R-X1 (base unit, right side).
2.2. INJECTOR OPTIONS - MD4

2.2.1. INTRODUCTION
The injector exposure delay is controlled by either:
• Delay sequence in the MD4 UI
• Delay in the injector
CAUTION
When you have an injector with injection exposure delay then you must use this delay in all circumstances.
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If an X-ray delay (70 seconds) is set on both the UI and the injector, then the UI delay will overrule the
injector delay.
As long as the UI X-ray delay is set to zero seconds, then the delay set on the injector is valid.
NOTE
Older Medrad injectors do not have the signal exposure contact interface wired into the plug. Order a new
injector cable from Medrad, or connect the signal wires to the connector J40 points 10 & 11. (See 10-Z1 5A)
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2.2.2. INJECTOR WITH "INJECTION EXPOSURE DELAY" OR NO INJECTOR

Select the injector exposure delay in the injector with the following procedure.
- Start up TCOP in application mode.
- Select: RUN-->
INSTALLATION-->
INJECTOR-->
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION\INJECTOR
INJECTOR ADJUSTMENTS
Does the injector support x-ray delay: YES
Use spacebar to adjust item

ENTER
- Press space bar to select YES for the UI MD4
- "Must the new file be written to the target? (y/n)"

Enter Y <CR>
2.2.3. INJECTOR WITHOUT "INJECTION EXPOSURE DELAY"

Select the injector exposure delay in the injector with the following procedure.
- Start up TCOP in application mode.
- Select: RUN-->
INSTALLATION-->
INJECTOR-->
\MAIN\RUN\INSTALLATION\INJECTOR
INJECTOR ADJUSTMENTS
Does the injector support x-ray delay: NO

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ENTER
- Press spacebar to select NO for the UI MD4

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- "Must the new file be written to the target? (y/n)"

Enter Y <CR>
3. X-RAY CENTRING & ALIGNMENT

3.1. ALIGNMENT PREPARATION
NOTE
Ensure a 20" monitor is used to carry out the alignment checks
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- Select the following on the remote desk:

• Small II field
• kV/mA manual
3.1.1. LASER CROSS OPTION INSTALLED

- Secure a washer on the table top in the centre of the X-ray field using the laser cross indicator.
3.1.2. LASER CROSS OPTION NOT INSTALLED

- Secure a washer in the centre of the Image Intensifier.
3.2. ALIGNMENT METHOD

- Initiate fluoroscopy command and mark the middle of the washer (II) on the monitor.
- Initiate fluoroscopy command and move the shutters until there is a small box just visible on the screen.
- Measure the position of the small box on the monitor. Alignment is complete when the distances A & B
are both lower than 5 mm. X-ray alignment is also detailed in the System Manual Corrective
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SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL TEST
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................3
1.1. Abbreviations .......................................................................................................................................3
1.2. Tools & Equipment...............................................................................................................................3
1.3. Manpower ............................................................................................................................................3
2. SAFETY FUNCTIONS.............................................................................................................................4
2.1. II Collision Detector ..............................................................................................................................4
2.2. Collimator Collision Detector................................................................................................................4
2.3. Collision Release Button ......................................................................................................................4
2.4. Collision Overrule Button .....................................................................................................................4
2.5. X-ray Disable........................................................................................................................................4
2.6. Laser Cross..........................................................................................................................................4
2.7. EMOF ...................................................................................................................................................5
2.8. Emergency Down.................................................................................................................................5
2.9. NCP Clamping Switch..........................................................................................................................5
3. GEOMETRY ............................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Bolus Chase Minimum Speed..............................................................................................................6
3.2. Collimator .............................................................................................................................................6
3.3. Wedge Filters .......................................................................................................................................6
3.4. All Movements......................................................................................................................................6
3.5. Step Up Position ..................................................................................................................................7
3.6. Position Memory ..................................................................................................................................7
3.7. Position Indicators................................................................................................................................7
3.8. Alignment .............................................................................................................................................7
3.9. Laser Cross..........................................................................................................................................7
4. NCP .........................................................................................................................................................8
4.1. Clamping ..............................................................................................................................................8
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4.2. All Buttons ............................................................................................................................................8

4.3. Foot Switch...........................................................................................................................................8
5. ACQUISITION FUNCTIONS ...................................................................................................................9

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5.1. Fluoroscopy Grab.................................................................................................................................9

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5.2. GCF......................................................................................................................................................9
5.3. Half Dose..............................................................................................................................................9
5.4. Image Reversal ....................................................................................................................................9
5.5. II Sizes..................................................................................................................................................9
5.6. kV-mA Manual....................................................................................................................................10
5.7. Lock-in................................................................................................................................................10
5.8. FPR (No IQX) .....................................................................................................................................10

5.9. IQX .....................................................................................................................................................10
5.10. Exposure ............................................................................................................................................11
5.11. SMPT / AMF.......................................................................................................................................11
5.12. Dose Selection ...................................................................................................................................11
6. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS .........................................................................................................................12

6.1. BC (kV Reduction) .............................................................................................................................12
6.2. Rotational Angio.................................................................................................................................12
6.3. SBC ....................................................................................................................................................12
6.4. Monitor Switch Over...........................................................................................................................13
6.4.1. DSI Pro (without parallel viewing)...............................................................................................13
6.5. Auto Push...........................................................................................................................................13
6.5.1. DSI Pro........................................................................................................................................13
6.6. HSA ....................................................................................................................................................13
7. IMAGING PERFORMANCE..................................................................................................................14
8. SUI CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................................14
9. ACCESSORIES.....................................................................................................................................14
9.1. Moveable Foot Rest ...........................................................................................................................14
9.2. Ankle Clamps .....................................................................................................................................15
9.3. Optional Accessories .........................................................................................................................15
10. ULTRASOUND......................................................................................................................................15
10.1. Ultra Sound Function Test .................................................................................................................15
10.2. MD4 Injector Interface........................................................................................................................15
10.2.1. One Button Technique ................................................................................................................15
10.2.2. Two Button Technique ................................................................................................................15
11. DOCUMENTATION...............................................................................................................................15
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1. INTRODUCTION
This module describes the system functional test, which should be used as a guide to establish the system
serviceability.
The System Manual Reference contains a Status Report, which should be used in conjunction with this
module.
1.1. ABBREVIATIONS
BC Bolus Chase
CPE Central Part Electronics
DSI Digital Spot Imaging
GCF Grid Controlled Fluoroscopy
HSA High Speed Acquisition
IQX Intelligent Exposure
NCP Nearby Control Panel
PFCO Pulsed Fluoroscopy Controller
SBC Subtracted Bolus Chase
SUI System User Interface
1.2. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

• Standard Tool Kit
• Service PC + TCOP
1.3. MANPOWER
The full test takes approximately two manhours.
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2. SAFETY FUNCTIONS
2.1. II COLLISION DETECTOR
• Activate the II touch guard.
• Ensure the beeper is activated and C-arc scan movement is disabled.

2.2. COLLIMATOR COLLISION DETECTOR

• Activate the Collimator touch guard.
• Ensure the beeper is activated and C-arc scan movement is disabled.
2.3. COLLISION RELEASE BUTTON

• Activate the II touch guard.
• Press the release joystick.
• Ensure II moves away from the table.
2.4. COLLISION OVERRULE BUTTON

• Activate both the II touch guard and the overrule button (left side of base).
• Ensure C-arc movements are possible.
2.5. X-RAY DISABLE

RELEASE >=2 ONLY
• Select X-ray disable.
• Ensure that both exposure and fluoroscopy are blocked.
2.6. LASER CROSS

• Enable laser cross
• Ensure laser light can be interrupted with red button at II touch guard.
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2.7. EMOF
• Ensure the system can be switched off with the red EMOF buttons.
2.8. EMERGENCY DOWN

• Switch off.
• Activate the overrule button (left side of base).
• Ensure the tabletop moves down.
2.9. NCP CLAMPING SWITCH

• Remove the NCP from tabletop or pedestal.
• Ensure movements cannot be operated from NCP.

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3. GEOMETRY
3.1. BOLUS CHASE MINIMUM SPEED
• Make two marks on the main arm 1m apart.
• Select BC variable speed.
• Run C-arc scan with the BC Speed controller at its lowest speed.
• Ensure time is >33" (speed < 30 mm/sec).
3.2. COLLIMATOR
• Select small II size.
• During fluoroscopy close both collimator shutters a little.
• Ensure the shutters become visible.
• Reset the collimator.
• Ensure the shutters move out of the image.
• Repeat for medium and large II size.
3.3. WEDGE FILTERS

• Select medium II size.
• During fluoroscopy move both wedge filters in completely.
• Ensure shutters stop in monitor circle centre.
• Rotate both wedge filters.
• Reset the wedge filters.
• Ensure the filters move out of the image.
3.4. ALL MOVEMENTS

• Ensure all movements can be operated from the SUI in both directions.
• Main arm up/down
• Main arm tilt (+reset)
• C arc rotation (+ reset)
• C arc tilt (angulation) (+ reset)
• C arc scan
• Table in/out
• C arc 0
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3.5. STEP UP POSITION

• Press and hold the main arm down joystick.
• Ensure stand moves to step-up position.

− MD3 scan at foot end, C-arc rotated, main arm & table top in lowest position.
− MD4 scan at foot end, C-arc rotated & table top in lowest position.
3.6. POSITION MEMORY

MD4 ONLY
• Select position store 1 button
• Do some movements
• Select recall 1 button.
• Ensure stand moves to its original position.
• Repeat for memory 2.
3.7. POSITION INDICATORS

• Ensure all position indicators at the SUI indicate the correct value and follow the movements.
• Ensure both position indicators at the C-arc indicate correctly and follow the movements.
3.8. ALIGNMENT
• Select small II size.
• Close both collimator shutters slightly (during fluoroscopy).
• Ensure the shutters become visible at equal distance from the circle edge.
3.9. LASER CROSS

• Enable laser cross
• Put a small object in the centre of the cross.
• Select kV manual mode with low kV value.
• Close collimator, during fluoroscopy. Ensure object is in the middle of the shutters +/-5mm.
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4. NCP
4.1. CLAMPING
• Ensure the NCP can be clamped securely to the table top at different positions.
• Ensure the NCP can be clamped securely to the pedestal.

4.2. ALL BUTTONS

• Ensure all NCP buttons and joysticks function correctly.
4.3. FOOT SWITCH

• Ensure exposure and Fluoroscopy can be initiated from foot switch.
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5. ACQUISITION FUNCTIONS
5.1. FLUOROSCOPY GRAB
• Enter a patient name in the DSI.
• Select Continuous Fluoroscopy.

• Press the fluoroscopy grab button during fluoroscopy
• Ensure the image is stored in the DSI.
5.2. GCF
• Select GCF.
• During fluoroscopy select different speeds.
• Ensure the frame speed changes.
5.3. HALF DOSE

• During fluoroscopy press the half dose button.
• Ensure fluoroscopy kV value decreases.
• Repeat for GCF.
5.4. IMAGE REVERSAL

• Place an object on the tabletop.
• Select horizontal and vertical image reversal during fluoroscopy.
• Ensure the image on the monitor reverses.
5.5. II SIZES
• During fluoroscopy select different II sizes.
• Ensure object size on monitor changes.

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5.6. KV-MA MANUAL

• Move the kV manual control slightly during fluoroscopy.
• Ensure kV and mA follow.
• Move the mA manual control up during fluoroscopy.

• Ensure mA rises and kV lowers.
5.7. LOCK-IN
• Set kV and mA to automatic.
• During fluoroscopy select lock-in.
• Close the collimator.
• Ensure kV and mA do not change.
5.8. FPR (NO IQX)

• Select FPR program.
• Start fluoroscopy.
• Ensure kV exposure indication decreases.
5.9. IQX
• Select IQX APR with approx. 70 kV.
• Ensure 'DY' appears at User Interface display.
• Insert 1 mm Cu at collimator.
• Make an exposure.
• Ensure exposure time is 10ms to 50 ms
• Select Paediatric.
• Make exposure.
• Ensure exposure time is 5ms to 25ms.

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5.10. EXPOSURE
• Enter a patient name in the DSI.
• Select Small Focus and kV-mA technique with low kV and mA value.
• Ensure an exposure can be made.

• Repeat for large focus.
5.11. SMPT / AMF

• Select kV-mA technique with Select low kV and mA value.
• Select 2 frames/s.
• While making exposures close the collimator to a square with size of 1/4 of monitor circle.
• Ensure exposure time does not change substantially.
• Select GCF.
• During fluoroscopy close the collimator to a square with size of 1/4 of monitor circle.
• Ensure kV does not change substantially.
5.12. DOSE SELECTION

• Select kV-mA technique with low kV and mA value (change kV to turn off IQX).
• Select high dose.
• Make an exposure.
• Note the exposure time.
• Select normal dose.
• Ensure exposure time is about half the previous time.
• Select low dose.
• Ensure exposure time is about half the previous time.

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6. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
6.1. BC (KV REDUCTION)
• Select BC Technique.
• Select 2 frames/sec.
• Start exposure run.

• Ensure Exposure kV decreases.
6.2. ROTATIONAL ANGIO

• Select 3 image/s, 512 matrix.
• Put an object in the X-ray field and move the object in the image during fluoroscopy.
• Select Rotational Angio.
• Press memory 2 store button.
• Move C-arc rotation for approx. 30 degrees.
• Press memory 1 store button.
• Start exposure.
• Ensure C-arc rotates back to start position with high speed.
6.3. SBC
• Select DSI-Vascular, BC.
• Select 1 image/s, 512 matrix.
• Move C-arc approx. to centre.
• Start exposure run with exposure switch and movement with Speed controller.
• Stop the run after approximately 5 exposures.
• Follow instruction on the SUI screen.
• Ensure the C-arc moves and exposures are made during the 2nd run. (Use the exposure hand switch).
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6.4. MONITOR SWITCH OVER

6.4.1. DSI PRO (WITHOUT PARALLEL VIEWING).
• Ensure F9 key at DSI keyboard toggles between DSI and EV image.
• Switch to EV image.
• Start fluoroscopy.
• Ensure monitor switches to DSI live image.
• Switch to EV image.
• Make an Exposure.
• Ensure monitor switches to DSI live image.
6.5. AUTO PUSH

6.5.1. DSI PRO
• Create Examination
• Make Exposure run
• Ensure images are automatically transferred to EV and can be reviewed at EV Workstation.
6.6. HSA
• Select the APR High Speed Acquisition
− MD3 : APR 23. (AUX 1)
− MD4 : group DSI RF.APR cardio.
• Put a video cassette into the VCR.
• Put an object in the X-ray field and move the object in the image while giving exposure command for a
few seconds.
• Check that the exposure run is recorded on the video recorder and in the DSI memory.
− 50 Hz; 12.5 frames per second.
− 60 Hz; 15 frames per second.
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7. IMAGING PERFORMANCE
• Carry out the following procedures and ensure the results are within limits according to System Manual
Reference.
12NC MODULE TITLE

4522 983 7940 . Dose rate
4522 983 7949 . Dose / frame normal dose

4522 983 4824 . VICA / VICABUF Fluoroscopy
4522 983 7947 . VICA / VICABUF DSI
4522 983 7900 . Penetration
Fluoroscopy
kV stabilized Cont
4522 983 7970 . Penetration kV stabilized

Pulsed Fluoroscopy
4522 983 7912 . Penetration mAs product DSI
4522 983 7901 . Contrast range Continuous
Fluoroscopy
4522 983 7971 . Contrast range Pulsed
Fluoroscopy
4522 983 7913 . Contrast range DSI
None Subjective compare contrast
range on another monitor
4522 983 7902 . Sharpness limiting resolution
Continuous Fluoroscopy
4522 983 7972 . Sharpness
GCF
limiting resolution
4522 983 7914 . Sharpness

DSI
limiting resolution
4522 983 7905 . Basic Cosmetics Continuous

Fluoroscopy
4522 983 7916 . DSI
8. SUI CONFIGURATION
• Connect Service PC to SUI.
• Start TCOP.
• Set Logging Level to minimum

SET / SYSTEM / LOGLEVEL
• Set SG configuration in accordance with the System Manual Reference

RUN / INST / CONFIG / RUN / ADJUST
9. ACCESSORIES
9.1. MOVEABLE FOOT REST
• Tilt the main arm to +90 degrees.
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9.2. ANKLE CLAMPS

• Ensure Ankle Clamps securely fit into the foot rest.
9.3. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

• Ensure all accessories fit to table top.
10. ULTRASOUND
10.1. ULTRA SOUND FUNCTION TEST
• US on / off
• Switch over between X-ray and US
• US Image grab to DSI
10.2. MD4 INJECTOR INTERFACE

10.2.1. ONE BUTTON TECHNIQUE
• Select coupled injection one button technique on the User Interface.
• Initiate injection command via injection switch.
• Ensure an exposure run is automatically started.
10.2.2. TWO BUTTON TECHNIQUE

• Select two button injection technique on the remote desk.
• Press and hold injection switch then press exposure switch (both switches together).
• Ensure an exposure run is automatically started.
11. DOCUMENTATION
• Ensure documentation agrees with the System Manual Reference, Section 5, Status Report Service
Documentation.
• Ensure all backup files are up to date.

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CHECKING AND SETTING TO WORK
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. REQUIRED EQUIPMENT .......................................................................................................................2
3. ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES..............................................................................................................2
3.1. General ................................................................................................................................................2
3.2. Adaptation of the DSI to the HARDCOPY UNIT (valid for all cameras): .............................................2
3.3. LUT fine tuning adjustment ..................................................................................................................6
3.4. DSI taste curves (5) .............................................................................................................................8
3.5. HCU calibration ..................................................................................................................................10
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1. INTRODUCTION
Although you have a pre-mounted system, one adjustment must still be carried out. This module describes
this remaining adjustment.
2. REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
The following tools are required to setup the HCU.
• Standard toolset
• Service PC
• RS-232 serial interface cable (flat cable)
• Densito meter
3. ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
3.1. GENERAL
NOTE
Ensure that the DSI and HCU are at working temperature for at least one hour.
The film processor must also remain at a constant temperature.
Refer to the MATRIX manual of the PMI-11RC for adjustment and calibration of the PMI-11RC. For Laser
cameras, adjustment and calibration must be carried out by the LHCU manufacturer's service engineer.
NOTE
Make sure that the following criteria on film are met:

* Maximum density (1 Figure C-7) between 2.8 and 3.2.
* Minimum density (16 Figure C-7) at `Base + Fog' +0.05.
* 0.05 < `Base + Fog' <= 0.18.
3.2. ADAPTATION OF THE DSI TO THE HARDCOPY UNIT (VALID FOR ALL CAMERAS):
• Start SERVICE mode on the DSI.
• Start TSW on the service PC.
• Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy INitialisation. The system asks: Overwrite old lut? (yes/no,
default is no).
• Enter: Yes. The existing LUT parameters are overwritten by a linear LUT.
PC: old lut overwritten.
• Enter: Run ADjustments Hardcopy MAke_copy.

If a remote control HCU is present, the hardcopy unit automatically makes a film full of exposures of the
test pattern (see Figure C-6) without using a LUT (= linear LUT).
If no remote control HCU is present, make manual exposures of the test pattern (until 1 film is full).
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Figure 1. DSI Test Pattern.
* Develop the film and measure the 16 grey levels (for measuring points, see Figure C-2).
Figure 2. DSI Test Pattern with Density Measuring Points.

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NOTE
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The test pattern used for this adjustment is placed in the first DSI memory space. The result is that
INFORMATION IS OVERWRITTEN (deleted).
* Fill in the measured grey levels in the density table (Table 1), in column 1.
NOTE
Make sure that the density steps between the measuring points in the white range are at least 0.05,
otherwise the HCU needs to be re-adjusted.
Density table:
Date
Engineer
Curve selected (0 = default)
Measuring Densities Densities Densities Densities

point photo 1 photo 2 photo 3 photo 4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Table 1. DSI Density Table.

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• Enter: Run ADjustments Hardcopy Fill_lut.

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The system displays the following message:

"Enter highest measured density (* 100) (range 5 to 330)"
• Enter the highest density value.
NOTE
* Ensure that MEASURED DENSITY multiplied by 100 is entered.

* The highest value is measuring point 1 of the density table (Table 1)
column 1.
* The system does not accept two equal values, so change the value by adding or
subtracting one digit.
After the highest density value has been entered, the system displays the following message:
"Enter measured density (× 100) number 2 (range 5 to 330)"
• Enter density value for measuring point 2. Repeat this until measuring point 16 is reached.
"Enter lowest measured density (× 100)(range 5 to 330)"

• Enter lowest density value measured at measuring point 16.
After the lowest density has been entered, all entered densities are displayed.
The following values are filled in by the user:
295, 248, 212, 183, 160, 141, 124, 109,
96, 96, 83, 71, 60, 49, 39, 30
together with a message:
"Densities are in range"

or "Densities still out of range" in this case repeat previous procedure from •4
If after the fill-LUT procedure, the software detects that the contrast range is limited in the high or low
densities, the DSI generates an error message.
1: Densities too high

2: Densities too low
Remedy when a LHCU is present, let the LHCU be adjusted by the LHCU service engineer.
3: Densities parameter error
Remedy: repeat the fill-LUT procedure from and enter the correct values.
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3.3. LUT FINE TUNING ADJUSTMENT

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NOTE
If LUT fine tuning adjustment is not carried out, some contouring effects may sometimes become visible on
the hard copies. It is therefore recommended that this adjustment be executed at least twice.
After each sequence: "MAke_copy" and "Fill_LUT" (in DSI the test software), the DSI LUT table matches the
corresponding calculated LUT densities more closely. Stop this procedure when improvement is no longer
attained.
Procedure:
• Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy Densities.
The service PC displays the calculated values:
the calculated values (density*100) are:

295, 248, 212, 183, 160, 141, 124, 109,
96, 83, 71, 60, 49, 39, 30, 20
• Enter these values in density Table 2.

• Enter: run ADjustments Hardcopy MAke_copy.
. If remote control HCU is present, the hardcopy unit automatically makes a film full of
exposures of the test pattern (see Figure C-6) without using a LUT (= linear LUT).
. If no remote control HCU is present, make manual exposures of the test pattern (until 1 film
is full).
• Develop the film and measure the densities with a densitometer.
• Enter these measured values in column "measured densities" of Table 2.
• Enter: Run ADjustments Hardcopy Fill_lut.
"Enter highest measured density (× 100) (range 5 to 330)"
• Enter the highest density value.

When the highest density value has been entered, the system displays the following message:
"Enter measured density (× 100) number 2 (range 5 to 330)"
• Enter density value for measuring point 2, repeat this until measuring point 16 is reached.
"Enter lowest measured density (x 100)(range 5 to 330)"
• Enter lowest density value measured at measuring point 16.
After the lowest density has been entered, all entered densities are displayed,
together with a message:
"Densities are in range"
• Repeat this procedure at least once from the beginning of this procedure.
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Meas. Calc. Meas. Calc. Meas. Calc. Meas. Calc. Meas.

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point dens. dens. dens. dens. dens. dens. dens. dens.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Table 2. DSI LUT Fine Adjustment Table.
What if noise/contouring in white regions remain:

Even when the 16 measuring points do match the target values exactly, the extreme white levels may
appear noisy. This is caused mostly by the DSI corrections that cause the film contrast to be too low in this
region. When this occurs using a Laser HCU, it is worth trying to use a LINEAR LUT in DSI (execute
`Initialise' without `Fill_LUT') and select a density curve in the HCU that matches the target density curve as
close as possible.
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3.4. DSI TASTE CURVES (5)

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NOTE
* Use this procedure only if the customer is not satisfied with the image quality on the film.
In all other cases, curve `0' is default; this is the standard PHILIPS curve.
* Ensure that this adjustment is carried out after the HCU installation/calibration.
Procedure:
• Start APPLICATION mode on the DSI.
• Make some CLINICAL images or retrieve from a optical disc (if present).
Wait for the customer to make these clinical images.
• Choose which image to use, to let the physician make his choice of LUT.
• Start SERVICE on the DSI keyboard.
• Start TSW on the service PC.
• Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy IMage_select.
• Enter: 0, 1 or 2 (0 = previous image, 1 = current image and 2 = next image).
• The selected image is displayed on the monitor.
Remote controlled HCU:

• Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy MUlti_copy.
• The HCU now automatically makes five exposures of the selected image using all available LUTs.
• Develop the film when the exposures are complete.
• Show the five exposures to the PHYSICIAN and let the PHYSICIAN select 1 LUT.
• Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy Curve_select.
• Enter a number between 0 and 4 (enter the selected LUT).
Concerning image quality, it is recommended that the LUT fine tuning procedure be repeated (already
carried out). Refer to the LUT fine tuning adjustment procedure for the complete procedure, (see paragraph
3.3).
• Select: Run APplication.

DSI is then initialised; after the DSI self-test, DSI starts in application mode.
• Make some CLINICAL images and some HARD COPIES to check the film process.
The five different LUT curves are shown in Figure 3.
Non-remote controlled HCU;

The `Multi-copy' function is not available in systems with a non-remotely controlled HCU. Do not use
"Curve_select" and "Make_copy" as an alternative, since this produces incorrect LUT settings. For non-
remotely controlled HCUs, the following steps must be followed (for explanations, refer to previous
paragraph):
1. Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy Curve_select.

2. Enter: "0" (LUT 0 is performed).
3. Select: Run APplication.
DSI starts in application mode.
4. Make a hardcopy of the selected clinical image.
5. Start SERVICE on the DSI keyboard.
6. Repeat steps 1 till 5 for LUTs 1, 2, 3 and 4 (when finished, proceed with next steps).
7. Show all five images (LUTs 0 - 4) and let the physician make his choice of LUT.
8. Select: Run ADjustments Hardcopy Curve_select.
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* Select: Run APplication.

DSI is initialised; after the DSI self-test, DSI starts in application mode.
* Make some CLINICAL images and some HARD COPIES to check the film process.
Hardcopy tast curves

Density
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15
Test pattern Gray step
= Lut 0 + = Lut 1 = Lut 2 = Lut 3 X = Lut 4
Figure 3. HCU LUT Calibration; Taste Curves DSI Rel. ≥ 3.2.

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3.5. HCU CALIBRATION

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After HCU LUT adjustment, fine adjustment and LUT selection (see previous paragraphs), it is still possible
that the HCU is not optimally calibrated. To test this, the HCU test pattern (see Figure 2) contains two
detailed contrast areas marked "A" (see Figure 4).
Figure 4. Detailed Contrast Areas in HCU Test Pattern.
Each detailed contrast areas (bright and dark area) contain four contrast boxes "B" (see Figure 4):
Procedure:
* Start SERVICE mode on the DSI.
* Start TSW on the service PC.
* Enter: Run ADjustments Hardcopy MAke_copy.
. If remote control HCU: the hardcopy unit automatically makes a film full of exposures from
the (adjusted) HCU-LUT test pattern (see Figure 1).
. If no-remote control HCU is present, make manual exposures of the test pattern (1 film full).
* Develop the film.
* Put the film on a light-box.
* Check that all eight contrast boxes are visible in the detailed contrast areas on the hard copies.
If the boxes are not all visible, the HCU is not optimally calibrated and must therefore be optimised;
proceed with next fine-calibration procedure.
If the boxes are visible, the procedure is complete.
Fine calibration of the HCU:

If the eight contrast boxes are not all visible in the detailed contrast areas on the hardcopy, and the DSI is
adapted to the HCU (LUT adjustments), the following settings in the HCU may be changed:
* Maximum density (contrast).
* Minimum density (minimum density on film plus base fog).
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LHCU:
Contact the relevant Laser HCU manufacturer's service engineer.
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NOTE
The HCU test pattern also contains two bars (at the top and bottom of test pattern) where the density
smoothly increases/decreases from bright/dark to dark/bright. If the pattern does not merge smoothly, there
is a fault in the HCU.
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DSI Pro - Setting to work URF systems
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DSI PRO - SETTING TO WORK

Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. DSI SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................2

2.1. Configuration Start Up..........................................................................................................................2
2.2. DSI Client Network Configuration ........................................................................................................3
2.3. DSI Server Network Configuration.......................................................................................................3
3. EASYVISION SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................4

3.1. Cluster Data .........................................................................................................................................5
3.2. EasyVision Configuration .....................................................................................................................6
3.2.1. Ethernet Controller Settings..........................................................................................................6
3.2.2. ...................................................................................................................................................................7
3.2.2. Peripheral Settings........................................................................................................................7
3.2.3. CD Recordable Drive (Option)......................................................................................................7
3.2.4. Image Database............................................................................................................................7
3.2.5. Frame Buffer / Monitor ..................................................................................................................7
3.3. DSI Configuration.................................................................................................................................8
3.4. EasyVision Print Protocol Customisation...........................................................................................11
4. ETHERNET SWITCH ............................................................................................................................12

4.1. Switch Settings...................................................................................................................................12
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1. INTRODUCTION
This module contains information to set up the DSI Pro (X-ray system with a DSI connected to an
EasyVision). The following procedures describe the minimum settings to ensure DSI Pro functionality.
NOTE
Refer to the EasyVision System Manual Installation (SMI) for detailed EasyVision Setting to Work.
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2. DSI SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

2.1. CONFIGURATION START UP
― Connect the Service PC to BLD:X51 in the DSI cabinet .
― Press F4 on the DSI keyboard.
― Select Service Mode.
― Enter (case sensitive) password (identical to release number i.e. R5.2.1)
― Ensure TCOP DSI application is installed on the Service PC.
― Start TCOP on the Service PC.
― Select DSI Test Software.
― Select MAIN\RUN\CONFIGURATION\NETWORK
D S I - TESTSOFTWARE R 5.2.1 2000-10-06 11:18:03

TCOP Diagnostic Software 4.1.1 Logg: OFF Comm: LOC
NETWORK Loop: 0
\MAIN\RUN\CONFIGURATION
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NETWORK CONFIGURATION
DSI AE title IP node name IP address IP network mask

DSI1 DSI1 192.0.0.1 255.255.255.0
Applic. AE title IP node name IP address Port Type Ver/type Pres.

data_serv DATASERVER 192.0.0.20 1036 pms - no
1 EV1 EV1 192.0.0.2 2020 ev >4.2 yes
2 2020 ev 2.x no
3 2020 ev 2.x no
4 2020 ev 2.x no
PACS# : urfmd4 IE# : 1010 Default network server 1

Gateway : no IP address : 0.0.0.0 Export type : raw
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Enter local application name (SCU AE title) (max. 16 characters)

ENTER -> [ ]
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Paragraph 2.2
DSI CLIENT NETWORK CONFIGURATION
NETWORK CONFIGURATION
DSI AE title IP node name IP address IP network mask

DSI1 DSI1 192.0.0.1 255.255.255.0
Applic. AE title IP node name IP address Port Type Ver/type Pres.

data_serv DATASERVER 192.0.0.20 1036 pms - no
1 EV1 EV1 192.0.0.2 2020 ev >4.2 yes
Paragraph 2.3
DSI SERVER NETWORK CONFIGURATION
2.2. DSI CLIENT NETWORK CONFIGURATION
NOTE
It is preferable for the AE title to be the same as the Node Name.
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― Enter Application AE title (see diagram) (client name supplied by the hospital and is case sensitive).
― Enter node name (____) (case sensitive).
― Enter IP Address (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter IP network mask (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
2.3. DSI SERVER NETWORK CONFIGURATION

This paragraph details the procedure to configure the EasyVision (on the DSI screen) to the hospital
network.
NOTE
It is preferable for the AE title to be the same as the Node Name.
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― Enter name/AE title (case sensitive). (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager) .
― Enter node name (case sensitive).
― Enter IP address (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter port 2020

― Enter type pms
― Ensure the EasyVision version type is set correctly (version >4.2)
― Ensure present is set to YES
― Enter the PACS number (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter IE number (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter default network server (1) (relevant EasyVision to be default network server for DSI autopush).
―
― Enter gateway information (default no).
― Enter IP address (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager)
― Ensure export type is set to raw
― Select MAIN\RUN\APPLICATION to restart the DSI in Application Mode.
3. EASYVISION SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

― Switch EasyVision system on (takes two minutes).
What do you want to do?
1 Start Application
2 Maintenance Menu
3 Configuration/Install Menu
4 Service Menu
9 Shutdown and Power Off

0 Shutdown
Enter the number of your choice

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― Select option 3 (Configuration/Install Menu) (takes 30 seconds).
― Enter password password
1 Start Configuration
2 Re-install Application Software
3 Install Service Documentation CD-ROM

4 Install EasyVision Service Pack CD-ROM
5 Change IP address of the Workspot
0 Return to Startup Menu
― Select option 1 (Start Configuration).
3.1. CLUSTER DATA

― Enter hospital name (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter department name (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter Cluster Number (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).
― Enter PACS id (may be obtained from the Hosptital network manager).

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― Highlight and double click first available selection (left mouse button) to enter edit mode of the
EasyVision configuration.
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3.2. EASYVISION CONFIGURATION

― Enter system name.
― Select DICOM settings.
― Enter AE title (same as programmed in Paragraph 2.3 for DSI AE Application).
― Exit DICOM settings.
3.2.1. ETHERNET CONTROLLER SETTINGS

― Hightlight Ethernet Controller Settings (double click).
― Enter correct IP node name (___) supplied by the hospital.
― Enter IP address (supplied by the hospital and is the same as the EasyVision programmed as default in
the DSI).
― Enter net mask (supplied by the hospital and is the same as the EasyVision programmed as default in
the DSI).
― Select Proceed to leave screen.

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3.2.2. PERIPHERAL SETTINGS

― Select peripheral settings.
CAUTION
If there are no peripherals installed then ensure present is not selected.
― Select present against storage drive name.

― Enter storage drive name.
3.2.3. CD RECORDABLE DRIVE (OPTION)

― Select Present CD recordable drive.
CAUTION
If there are no CD recordable drives
installed then ensure present is not selected.
― Exit Peripheral Settings.
3.2.4. IMAGE DATABASE
― Set correct image database name (i.e. EV1).
3.2.5. FRAME BUFFER / MONITOR
― Select Frame Buffer/Monitor Settings.
― Select 1 monitor settings (shared or parallel).
― Cycle through button (or use right mouse knob) to select monitor type.
― Select Philips 17” greyscale TG17FM Shared.
― Select Exit.
― Select Proceed.
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3.3. DSI CONFIGURATION

― Right mouse click to bring up menu.
― Select DSI.
― Select New.
― Enter DSI configuration information (identical to Paragraph 2.2).

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― Enter System number. (same as the DSI configured in the DSI client).
― Enter IP node name. (same as the DSI configured in the DSI client).
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― Enter IP address. (same as the DSI configured in the DSI client).
― Enter DSI system name. (same as the DSI configured in the DSI client).
― Select Advanced Settings
― Ensure the system screens are the same as the following screen images.
• Advanced Settings
• Patient
• Study
• Examination
• Series
― Select Merge Patient Adjust Attributes.

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― Exit.
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― Select Merge Study Adjust Attributes.

― Exit
― Select Merge Examination Adjust Attributes
― Move DICOM_STUDY_TIME to the “not selected” window.
― Exit
― Select Merge Series Adjust Attributes

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― Exit.
― Exit Advanced Settings.
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― Select Proceed.
― Select Execute to activate settings (top left of monitor screen).
― Select Proceed to confirm (installs configuration files, sets up database, applies customisation) (may
take two minutes).
― Exit configuration (top left button).
― Select Confirm to reboot system.
― Select Enter to start reboot process.
3.4. EASYVISION PRINT PROTOCOL CUSTOMISATION

NOTE
A default print protocol format must be selected even if you do not want to customise the print protocols at
this stage of Setting to Work.
1 Start Application
2 Maintenance Menu
3 Configuration/Install Menu
4 Service Menu
9 Shutdown and Power Off

0 Shutdown
― Select option 2 (Maintenance Menu).

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1 Start Customization
2 Install On-line User Documentation CD-Rom
3 2K2 Monitor Calibration
4 Hardcopy Unit calibration
5 Set CD recording verification on/off
6 Change System’s Date and Time
0 Return to Startup Menu
― Select option 1 (Start Customization) (may take 30 seconds).
― Select an acquisition system from the automatic printing panel
― Highlight a print format from the list.
― Select an application package from the print protocols panel.
― Select default in the automatic printing panel
― Repeat the steps for all application packages
― Select Exit.
― Select Proceed to confirm (installs configuration files, sets up database, applies customisation) (may
take two minutes).
― Exit configuration (top left button).
― Select Confirm to reboot system.
― Select Enter to start reboot process.
― Backup the customisation file & configuration file (see EasyVision Release Bulletin, Appendix File
Transfer to/from floppy).
4. ETHERNET SWITCH
4.1. SWITCH SETTINGS
― Connect to port 5 for the uplink.
― Set the toggle switch to Hub (Ethernet Switch CENTRECOM FS705 only)
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User Interface - Attach Footswitch URF Systems
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USER INTERFACE - ATTACH FOOTSWITCH

Contents
1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................2
2. PROCEDURE ......................................................................................................................................2
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1. INTRODUCTION 2. PROCEDURE
The footswitch may be permanently attached to ― Switch the User Interface off.
the base of the User Interface (customer
preference). ― Mark the four 6mm holes to be drilled using
the guide. There is flexibility in the position
CAUTION (forward/aft) dependant upon the customer
requirement.
Position the template as per the diagram (0mm,
65mm - 100mm or >130mm from the front edge)

― Drill the four 6mm holes.
to ensure the support frame (underneath the
base) is not accidentally drilled.
― Place the User Interface on its side to gain
access to the base.
― Secure the footswitch, from underneath the

base, using four M4 bolts.
― Switch the User Interface on.
40 mm
70 mm 110 mm
145 mm
Distance from edge
0 mm or
65 mm to 100 mm or
exceeding 130 mm
260 mm
286 mm
350 mm
Template
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SM-I/SM-PM Electrical Safety X-Ray Systems
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Module codenumber: 4522 983 60842
LIST OF PAGES AND DRAWINGS
1 00.0 ... 13 00.0
Planned Maintenance Instructions

Average Manpower : 1 man / 2 hours (major repair time not included
This module is valid for : All fixed installed X-ray equipment
TOOLS / TEST EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES:

Service Tools : -Tool kit, standard: TC129
-Insulation resistance tester: TC071
-Earth bonding tester: TC025
-Multimeter: TC091
-Leakage current measuring tool (MD): TC075
(see figure 1)
Optional : -Current clamp: TC012

(In case the earth leakage current is measured
according protocol 2, chapter 3)
-Erroneous Ground Alarm Device (EGAD): TC029
(see note 2, chapter 1)
1k ± 1%
10k ± 5%
15nF ± 5%
Multi
meter
Figure 1: Measuring Device (MD)
Glossery
MEB : Main Earth Bar
ECB : Equipotential Conductor Bar
PCB : Protective Conductor Bar
PPCB : Philips Protective Conductor Bar
CCB : Central Conductor Bar
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reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written 98-01-21
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* = Instruction concerning S:Safety and / or R:Radiation

** = Instruction type representing the PM frequency in months.
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Contents
1 INSULATION ...........................................................................................................................................3
2 PROTECTIVE EARTH RESISTANCE ....................................................................................................4
3 EARTH LEAKAGE CURRENT (NC).......................................................................................................5
4 TOUCH VOLTAGE STANDBY ...............................................................................................................7
5 TOUCH VOLTAGE X-RAY .....................................................................................................................8
6 ENCLOSURE LEAKAGE CURRENT .....................................................................................................9
7 PATIENT LEAKAGE CURRENT CLASS B APPLIED PARTS ...........................................................10
8 ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTEGRIS SYSTEMS ................................................11

8.1 Separation function of the transformer...............................................................................................11
8.2 Mains and protective earth connection of optional equipment...........................................................11
8.3 IT network connection ........................................................................................................................12
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Planned Maintenance Instructions

1 INSULATION
S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the system is insulated from the building construction and that the insulation
resistance is within specification.
Switch the system OFF.
Switch the mains circuit breaker OFF.
Disconnect the wire between the PCB and the PPCB. (see figure 2)
Measure the insulation resistance with the insulation resistance tester between PCB and PPCB
- see notes 1 and 2
- in case of system with DSI, see note 3.
Reconnect the wire between the PCB and PPCB.

Ohm
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
Figure 2
NOTE 1
In case the measured value is not according to the specification, the mains has to be disconnected
completely to investigate if a resistance between the neutral and protective earth in the system circuitry is the
cause of the low insulation. The mains circuit breaker does not disconnect the neutral.
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NOTE 2
During installation it is advised to connect the EGAD-tool between the Protective Conductor Bar (PCB) and
the Philips Protective Conductive Bar (PPCB). An alarm sounds when the conductivity becomes less than
approximate 100kOhm. The monitoring EGAD-tool detects immediately accidental earthing of systems
during installation. Do not use the EGAD-tool when power is applied to the system.
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NOTE 3
In case of a system with a DSI in combination with a LHCU or VHCU disconnect the following cables before
measuring the insulation with the insulation resistance tester:
Cabinet HCU ≤ DSI R5.1 ≥ DSI R5.2
LHCU BLD-X42 and BLD-X43 BLD-X42 and BLD-X43
30E
VHCU BLD10-X20 and BLCT1-X1 n.a.
LHCU BLD10-X42 and BLD10-X43 BLD10-X42 and BLD10-X43
40E
VHCU BLD10-X42 and BLDT1-X1 n.a.
Measure the insulation resistance between the PCB and PPCB bars with a multimeter when the "BLD"
Philips
cables are (re)connected (insulation resistance must be > 1M Ohm).
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2 PROTECTIVE EARTH RESISTANCE

S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the accessible conductive parts of the system are earthed and that the earth
resistance is within specification.

Switch the mains circuit breaker OFF.
Measure the protective earth resistance (see Figure 3) with the earth bonding tester between the
PPCB and the specified accessible conductive parts.
The accessible conductive parts are specified in the Maintenance Record.
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
m
Ohm
Figure 3
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EARTH LEAKAGE CURRENT (NC)

S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the earth leakage current of the system is within specification under all operation
conditions.
NOTE
This measurement is only possible if the system is insulated from the building construction.
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Measuring Protocol 1:
Connect the leakage current measuring tool (MD) and a multimeter (both Vac and Vdc range)
between PPCB and PCB according to Figure 4.
Switch the mains circuit breaker and the system ON.
Measure the earth leakage current under the operation conditions as indicated in the acceptance
protocol.
- Earth leakage current: 1V = 1mA
Reconnect the wire between the PCB and PPCB.
MD
Vac
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
Figure 4
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Measuring Protocol 2:
Switch the system ON.
Measure the earth leakage current of the system or system parts according to Figure 5.
Measure the earth leakage current under the operation conditions as indicated in the acceptance
protocol.
Figure 5
NOTE
The current clamp also measures currents with frequencies above 1kHz, which is not according to the IEC
specification!
For this reason, measurements must be done according to measuring protocol 1 if the measured Earth
Leakage Current of the equipment (parts) is out of limit. Parts known with a high frequency Earth Leakage
Current are; MRC & Power Pack OMCP.
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TOUCH VOLTAGE STANDBY

S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the Touch Voltage of the defined accessible parts is within specification under
standby operation conditions.

Connect the leakage current measuring tool (MD) between PPCB and the specified accessible
conductive parts in the patient environment (see Figure 6).
Measure the Touch Voltage with the multimeter (both Vac and Vdc range)
- The accessible conductive parts are specified in the Maintenance Record.
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
1,5 meter Patient
Patient
Environment
support
MD
mV
Figure 6
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TOUCH VOLTAGE X-RAY

S/R 6
Purpose: To ensure that the Touch Voltage of the defined accessible parts is within specification under
exposure conditions.

Typical settings:
• 80 kV
• maximum mA
• exposure time 0.8 - 1.2 sec.
Take safety precautions. e.g. X-ray:

- close the collimator
- extra lead to block the X-ray output
Measure the Touch Voltage with the multimeter (both Vac and Vdc range) and the leakage current
measuring tool (MD) between the Philips Protective Conductor Bar (PPCB) and the specified
accessible conductive parts in the patient environment (see Figure 7).
- The accessible conductive parts are specified in the Maintenance Record.
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
1,5 meter Patient
Patient
Environment
support
MD
mV
Figure 7
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ENCLOSURE LEAKAGE CURRENT

S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the Enclosure Leakage Current between Philips' equipment and other equipment
is within specification.

Measure the Enclosure Leakage Current with the multimeter (both Vac and Vdc range) and the
leakage current measuring tool (MD) between conductive part of the Philips Patient support (e.g.
accessories rail) and conductive parts of other equipment in the patient environment (see Figure 8).
- Leakage current: 100mV = 0,1mA
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
Other Patient 1,5 meter

equipment support
Patient
Environment
MD
mV
Figure 8
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7 PATIENT LEAKAGE CURRENT CLASS B APPLIED PARTS

S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the Patient Leakage Current of the defined accessible parts is within
specification.

Measure the Patient Leakage Current with the multimeter (both Vac and Vdc range) and the
leakage current measuring tool (MD) between:
- conductive part of the Philips Patient support (e.g. accessories rail) and conductive parts of all
equipment in the patient environment (see Figure 9).
- conductive part of the Philips II-shield and conductive parts of all equipment in the patient
environment (see Figure 9).
- Leakage current: 100mV = 0,1mA
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Equipment
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
Class B parts
1,5 meter
Other (II-shield,
equipment Patient support)
Patient
Environment
MD
mV
Figure 9
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ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTEGRIS SYSTEMS
NOTE
Only valid for Integris systems with SYSCO/MPD cabinet version 9896 001 3299.2 or higher.
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8.1 SEPARATION FUNCTION OF THE TRANSFORMER

S 6
Purpose: To ensure that the separation function of the transformer in the SYSCO/MPD cabinet version
9896 001 3299.2 or higher is within specification.
Switch the system (including Visub) ON.
Measure the Voltage of all secondary windings with respect to the protective earth (see figure 10).
- the floating secondary voltage will stabilize approximately halfway (115V) because of parasitic
capacities
SYSCO
GEO II/TV
MPD
Transformer in
SYSCO/MPD
R
Vac
PE
Figure 10
8.2 MAINS AND PROTECTIVE EARTH CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

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Purpose: To ensure that the optional equipment for Integris systems with SYSCO/MBD cabinet version
9896 001 3299.2 or higher is connected according to IEC60601-1-1.
Switch the system (including Visub) OFF.
Check if mains cable of the optional equipment (see bullet list) is connected to a portable mains
outlet with insulating mains transformer.
• Laser imager
• Paper printer
• Report printer
• 3D-RA
NOTE
Only applicable after Installation of optional equipmenty

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Check if the Protective Earth (PE) of the optional equipment (see bullet list) is connected to the
Protective Conductor Bar (PCB)
• Paper printer
• Report printer
• 3D-RA
MEB ECB PCB PPCB
CCB
Optional
equipment
Mains
Figure 11
8.3 IT NETWORK CONNECTION

S 6
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Purpose: To ensure that the IT Network connection equipment for Integris systems with SYSCO/MBD
cabinet version 9896 001 3299.2 or higher is according to IEC60601-1-1.
Check that the IT Network is connected via a fiber optic connection to the Integris X-ray equipment.
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Maintenance instructions Electrical safety X-ray systems
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Average Manpower : - 1 man / 2 hours (major repair time not included)
This module is valid for : - All fixed installed X-ray equipment
TOOLS / TEST EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES:
Tools : - Tool kit, standard: 4522 980 38262
Electr. Measuring Aids : - Insulation resistance tester: M5022 4522 500 32161
- Multimeter: FLUKE 87 4522 500 58221
- Erroneous Ground Alarm Device; EGAD-tool: 4535 985 16853

(see note 2, chapter 1)
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* ** * = Instruction concerning S:Safety and/or R:Radiation.

** = Instruction type representing the PM frequency in months.
Contents
1. INSULATION ...........................................................................................................................................3
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S 6
1. INSULATION
NOTE
Carry out this procedure only in case of a system with a DSI in combination with a LHCU or VHCU.
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_____ Switch the equipment OFF.
_____ Switch the mains circuit breaker OFF.
_____ Disconnect the wire between the Protective Conductor Bar (PCB) and the Philips Protective
Conductor Bar (PPCB).
_____ Measure the insulation resistance between the two bars with the Multimeter. This insulation
resistance must be > 1 M ohm (see figure 1)
_____ Disconnect following cables:

For systems up to R4.4 or systems upgraded to a higher level (in 30E cabinet):
- BLD-X42 and BLD-X43 in case of a DSI with a LHCU.
- BLD10-X20 and BLCT1-X1 in case of a DSI with a VHCU.
From R5.1 onwards (in 40E cabinet):

- BLD10-X42 and BLD10-X43 in case of a DSI with a LHCU.
- BLD10-X42 and BLDT1-X1 in case of a DSI with a VHCU.
_____ Measure the insulation resistance between the two bars again with the insulation resistance
tester (see figure 1).
_____ Reconnect the wire between the PCB and PPCB.
_____ Reconnect the "BLD" cables again.
ohm
Figure 1
Note: 1.In case the measured value is not according to the specification, the mains has to be
disconnected completely to investigate if a resistance between the neutral and protective
earth in the system circuitry is the cause of the low insulation. The mains circuitbreaker
does not disconnect the neutral.
2.During installation it is advised to connect the EGAD-tool between the Protective Conductor
Philips
Bar (PCB) and the Philips Protective Conductive Bar (PPCB). An alarm sounds when the
conductivity becomes less than approximate 100kOhm.
The monitoring EGAD-tool detects immediately accidental earthing of systems during
installation. Do not use the EGAD-tool when power is applied to the system.
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IMAGE QUALITY CROSS REFERENCE

All checks regarding Image Quality can be found in the IQ manual. The IQ manual is not delivered with the
system, it is part of the standard IQ tools & procedures and should be available at your National
Organisation.
Reference values are mentioned in the System Reference Manual.

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Image Distortion Correction Calibration URF Systems
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Image Distortion Correction Calibration

Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 3
1.1. General Description ................................................................................................................ 3
1.2. Tools & Equipment................................................................................................................. 3
1.2.1. PinCushion Distortion Correction.................................................................................... 3
1.2.2. Rotation Angle Correction ............................................................................................... 3
1.3. Acquisition Overview............................................................................................................. 4
1.4. Calibration Frequency ............................................................................................................ 4
1.5. Legs or Spine (Option) Installation Check ............................................................................. 5
1.6. Ortho Correct (Option) Installation Check ............................................................................. 5
2. CALIBRATION ACQUISITION PHASE PROCEDURE............................................... 5

2.1. Preparation.............................................................................................................................. 5
2.2. PinCushion Distortion Correction (PCDC) ............................................................................ 6
2.2.1. D94, D96, D97 & OD System Bullet Phantom Insertion ................................................ 6
2.2.2. MD Systems Bullet Phantom Insertion............................................................................ 7
2.2.3. Image Acquisition ............................................................................................................ 7
2.2.4. D94, D96, D97 & OD Bullet Phantom Removal............................................................. 7
2.2.5. MD Bullet Phantom Removal.......................................................................................... 7
2.3. Rotation Angle Correction...................................................................................................... 8
2.3.1. Phantom Installation ........................................................................................................ 8
2.4. Bolus Chase Reconstruction ................................................................................................... 8
2.4.1. Phantom Installation ........................................................................................................ 8
3. EASYVISION SOFTWARE CALIBRATION PHASE PROCEDURE ......................... 9

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3.1. PCDC and RAC Correction Procedure................................................................................... 9

3.1.1. PCDC Procedure .............................................................................................................. 9
3.1.2. RAC Procedure .............................................................................................................. 10
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3.2. Calibration Image Protection................................................................................................ 12

3.3. Correction Calibration Removal........................................................................................... 12
3.3.1. General Information....................................................................................................... 12
3.3.2. Removal Procedure ........................................................................................................ 12
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1. INTRODUCTION A special Bullet Phantom is being developed

for D94, D96, D97, OD & TD.
1.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The standard Bullet Phantom must be used
This document is valid for all URF systems for MD3/MD4.
connected to EasyVision Release >= 5.1.
A variety of distortion effects can be removed 1.2.2. Rotation Angle Correction

•
from acquired images using the EasyVison Bolus Chase Reconstruction (BCR) ruler
function Image Distortion Correction which (delivered on ordering BCR, Legs, Spine).
includes
• PinCushion Distortion Correction (PCDC)
• Rotation Angle Correction (RAC).
Only the reconstructed overview image is

improved when PCDC & RAC are carried
out.
The calibration procedure can be carried out

for all URF acquisition systems connected to
an EasyVision Release >= 5.1 which includes
the following packages
• Bolus Chase Reconstruction.
• Spine and Legs.
Colon reconstruction is not subject to

calibration.
This module is describes the calibration

procedure for URF systems consisting of two
phases
• URF system acquisition phase. One or
two BCR ruler run(s) and a Bullet
Phantom Image (option).
• EV workstation software calibration
phase. One or two calibration(s) for
legs/spine and/or BCR.
All image calibration runs are carried out

consecutively at the system followed by all
the EasyVision calibration phases.
1.2. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

1.2.1. PinCushion Distortion Correction
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• Bullet phantom delivered with option

Ortho Correct.
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1.3. ACQUISITION OVERVIEW Ensure PCDC calibration is carried out

before the RAC calibration because the
ROTATION PINCUSHION
PCDC calibration is dependant upon the RAC
ANGLE DISTORTION
calibration.
CORRECTION CORRECTION
Bullet Phantom
Legs/Spine BCR ruler run Image
(Ortho Correct
option)
Bolus Chase
Reconstructio BCR ruler run
n
Every URF X-ray acquisition system must be

calibrated separately.
When both Spine and Legs are carried on the

same URF X-ray acquisition system, the
calibration procedure on the EasyVision
needs to be calibrated once only (either Legs
or Spine). EasyVision will automatically use
the same calibration parameter set for the
other option.
1.4. CALIBRATION FREQUENCY

The Rotation Angle Correction can only be
carried out if the Legs and/or Spine and/or
BCR package is installed.
The PinCushion Distortion Correction is
available if the Ortho Correct option is
installed.
The system must be (re)calibrated in the

following cases.
• Initial calibration
• Planned Maintenance (minimum 12
months)
• Image Chain (re-)calibration
If the system is unable to be calibrated

satisfactorily on system re-calibration then
ensure the original calibration is deleted to
prevent false corrections. See Calibration
Correction Removal
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1.5. LEGS OR SPINE (OPTION) 2. CALIBRATION ACQUISITION

INSTALLATION CHECK PHASE PROCEDURE
2.1. PREPARATION
⎯ Ensure the X-ray system is warmed
⎯ Select to view installed (switched on at least for half an hour).
packages.
⎯ Record how the system is normally setup.
Spine Legs BCR Normal default options are shaded.
SPINE/LEGS
Table position Vertical Horizontal
BCR
II size Large Medium
Table position Horizontal
Scan Direction Left>Right Right>Left
1.6. ORTHO CORRECT (OPTION) ⎯ Enter a new patient in the DSI. (F1 key)
INSTALLATION CHECK which contains the following information.
• X-ray system id (room number or IP
⎯ Press 'open' key at the EV keyboard (a node name)
window is displayed).
• II mode (large/medium) for BCR only.
⎯ Drag the windows to the side (desktop is
• Table position (horizontal/vertical)
displayed)
• Reconstruction package
⎯ Select 'start config'. (small delay)
(legs/spine/BC)
⎯ Select the Software Licences button. If
'ortho correct' is listed then the Ortho
Example "room5/large/hor/bc"
Correct package is installed.
⎯ Select Cancel
⎯ Select
⎯ Select
⎯ Select 'Confirm'
⎯ Double click the application Icon at the
left top of the screen.
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2.2. PINCUSHION DISTORTION

CORRECTION (PCDC)
2.2.1. D94, D96, D97 & OD System Bullet
Phantom Insertion
A special phantom for these systems will be
available in 2002. Until then the existing
phantom must be used. Sensor
The existing phantom can be modified for

easy insertion (without opening the serial ⎯ Insert the phantom into the II (sensor
changer). covered)
Serial Changer
pin
position
Flexible Handle
⎯ Remove all screws & parts sticking out of

the top of the phantom.
⎯ Insert countersunk screws or use tape to
fix the red plate to the phantom.
⎯ Attach a large piece of tape. This will be
used to remove the phantom from the
Serial Changer.
CAUTION
If the phantom is incorrectly placed or screws
stick out at the top, it will destroy the
amplimat chamber when the II moves up
⎯ Switch on and wait until the system is

ready (about 1 minute).
⎯ Tilt to horizontal position (dependant on
the user information).
⎯ Cover the cassette insertion sensor (with
finger or use black tape) and wait until the
grip arms close and open again.
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⎯ Select AUX DSI ⎯ Raise the phantom under the handle (or
⎯ Give short fluoro command, II moves up attached tape) with the (BCR) ruler and
(except D94). remove it from the serial changer.
⎯ Tilt the table to the vertical (dependant on
the user information).
2.2.5. MD Bullet Phantom Removal
NOTE ⎯ Switch the X-ray system off.
If the cassette sensor has been activated ⎯ Remove the bullet phantom and fit the
(sensor uncovered), an error will be anti-scatter grid into the II ring.
generated. ⎯ Refit the II bodyguard plate
Remove the phantom and toggle the AUX
(e.g. SC > DSI > SC) to reset the error.
2.2.2. MD Systems Bullet Phantom

Insertion
⎯ Remove the II bodyguard plate
⎯ Remove the anti-scatter grid and fit the
bullet phantom into the II ring.
⎯ Switch the X-ray system on.
⎯ Ensure the phantom is aligned
vertically/horizontally using Fluoroscopy.
⎯ Tilt the table to horizontal or vertical
dependant upon the information recorded
earlier.
2.2.3. Image Acquisition

⎯ Select DSI, large focus, 70 kV, kV
technique, single shot, 512 Matrix, large II
format.
⎯ Enter the patient name (see preparation)
⎯ Make an exposure.
⎯ Send image to the EasyViion (F2 key or
automatically with DSI-pro/V)
2.2.4. D94, D96, D97 & OD Bullet

Phantom Removal
⎯ Press the eject button on the Serial
Changer control desk (TSO). The II
moves down.
⎯ Switch the system off.
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⎯ Push the cassette grip arms open manually
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2.3. ROTATION ANGLE CORRECTION 2.4. BOLUS CHASE RECONSTRUCTION

2.3.1. Phantom Installation 2.4.1. Phantom Installation
⎯ Tape the BCR ruler onto the table ⎯ Tape the BCR ruler onto the table
diagonally ensuring that both ends of the diagonally ensuring that both ends of the
ruler overlap the sides of the table. ruler overlap the sides of the table.
BCR Ruler BCR Ruler
TableTop TableTop
II II
⎯ Apply a table-II distance of approximately ⎯ Apply a table-II distance of approximately
10cm for MD systems 10cm for MD systems
⎯ Set SID to approximately 110cm for all ⎯ Set SID to approximately 110cm for all
other systems. other systems.
⎯ Tilt the table to horizontal or vertical ⎯ Tilt the table to horizontal or vertical
dependant upon the information recorded dependant upon the information recorded
earlier. earlier.
2.3.2. Image Acquisition 2.4.2. Image Acquisition

⎯ Select DSI, no shutters, large focus, 40 ⎯ Select DSI, no shutters, large focus, 40
kV, kV technique, 2 fps, 512 Matrix, II kV, kV technique, 2 fps, 512 Matrix, II
format dependant upon the information format dependant upon the information
recorded earlier. recorded earlier.
⎯ Enter the patient name (see preparation) ⎯ Enter the patient name (see preparation)
⎯ Select high speed for the speed controller ⎯ Select high speed for the speed controller
(=7.5 cm/s) which results in a minimum (=7.5 cm/s) which results in a minimum
op 10 images of the ruler. op 10 images of the ruler.
⎯ Make an acquisition run using the ⎯ Make an acquisition run using the
exposure switch and speed controller. TD exposure switch and speed controller. TD
use joystick and 1/fps use joystick and 1/fps
⎯ Send image to the EasyVision (F2 key or ⎯ Send image to the EasyVision (F2 key or
automatically with DSI-pro/V) automatically with DSI-pro/V)
⎯ Remove the BCR ruler from the table. ⎯ Remove the BCR ruler from the table.
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3. EASYVISION SOFTWARE
CALIBRATION PHASE
PROCEDURE ⎯ Select Service Function
The following procedure is valid for

EasyVision Release 5.1 An updated version
may be available on the EV Customer
Services CD-ROM, at the EV workstation,
or on Intranet, in the EasyVision

Knowledge Database
"Procedures/Calibrations".
⎯ Login as 'EasyUser'
⎯ Select package switch button in

application.
⎯ Select the required reconstruction package

The warning panel is displayed
⎯ Select proceed
Legs Spine Bolus Chase
3.1. PCDC AND RAC CORRECTION

PROCEDURE
3.1.1. PCDC Procedure
⎯ Select the database icon:
⎯ Select the image of the bullet phantom

and click confirm. The image will not be
visible on the screen.
The Distortion Correction Calibration panel is
displayed
⎯ Select “tools” icon on the upper ⎯ Select the calculate button in the
icon toolbar. The tools panel is displayed. PinCushion Distortion (PCDC) window.
The EasyVision starts to calculate and
when ready displays “new calibration”.
⎯ Select distortion correction button
in the tools panel. The Correction Settings ⎯ Exit the panel.
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3.1.2. RAC Procedure
⎯ Select the database icon
⎯ De-select the bullet phantom image.

⎯ Select the Ruler run by double clicking on

the first image of the run. In Spine and
Legs, the run will be reconstructed
automatically. The
progress panel is displayed.
⎯ Select “break off” on the progress panel

and confirm. The warning panel is displayed
NOTE
If there was a fail to 'break off' then an image
reconstruction run still takes place but does
not influence the calibration correction.
⎯ Select tool button again. The tool

panel is displayed.
⎯ Select the distortion correction button
in the tools panel. The Correction

Settings Panel is displayed.
⎯ Select the Service Function

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⎯ Select proceed
⎯ Select the calculate button in the Rotation

Angle window of the Distortion
Correction Calibration panel. The
EasyVision starts to calculate and the
angle correction value is displayed.
It is possible to test the new calibration set

without losing the original calibration data as
follows
⎯ Make a reconstruction before saving as
default. If the result is satisfactory then
save as default otherwise make another
reconstruction run.
⎯ Save the settings as default. In the PCDC

window “saved calibration” is displayed.
⎯ Select Exit.
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3.2. CALIBRATION IMAGE PROTECTION 3.3. CORRECTION CALIBRATION

REMOVAL
3.3.1. General Information
Calibration data must be removed from the
⎯ Exit the current package system before a new calibration run to ensure
that there are no conflicts. This is valid for the
following
• Initial calibration
⎯ Select Data Handling facility • II scan adjustment
• Geometry (re-)calibration
⎯ Ensure “patient folders” is on top of your • TV camera replacement
window. If “examination view” is on top
of your window: right mouse click on
“examination view” and select “patient 3.3.2. Removal Procedure
folders”.
The following procedure must be performed
to remove a correction calibration.
⎯ Select the calibration examination.
⎯ Select Info on the left panel.

⎯ Select the database icon
⎯ Select Protected.
⎯ Select an image originating from the
acquisition system of which you want to
remove the calibration, and confirm.
⎯ Select tool button again
⎯ Select IDC button.
⎯ Select Confirm.
⎯ Select service icon
⎯ Select the clear button in the PCDC

window of the Image Distortion
Calibration and Correction panel. The
text: “no calibration” is displayed and the
angle is set to 0.0.
⎯ Select “Save as default”.
⎯ Exit the IDC panels.

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The calibration should be removed for all

image intensifier modes used in both
packages.
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Handover preparation Status Report
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Status Report
To: Universal RF Best For the attention of : URF Service Marketing Manager
Fax: + 31 40 2763347 URF Product Manager
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Hospital Name :
City :
Country :
System Name :
Customer Order No :
X-Ray Power Part No / System No :
FEEDBACK
Address for feedback on the report :
Name :
Office Address :
Country :
SITE READINESS
• Room layout / cable ducts etc. yes / no
• Mains power yes / no
• Insulation of pre-installed parts yes / no
• Earth cabling and cabinets outside restricted areas yes / no
If not ready please indicate reason :
DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION TIMES

Did the system arrive on time? yes / no
If not please indicate reason :
Did you receive all equipment/parts/tools/manuals? yes / no

If no please list missing items :
Installation man-hours (people x hours worked)

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Installation start date

Installation end date
Date system in operation
Did you have training on “System” yes / No

If yes please give date of training :
INSTALLATION PROCESS
Did you modify configuration settings? yes / no

If yes please indicate changes :
Did you modify application settings (e.g. APR)? yes / no

If yes please indicate changes :
Did you install third party items (VCR etc.)? yes / no

If yes please indicate below :
ITEM MAN-HOURS
Did you run into problems? yes / no

PROBLEM SOLUTION SOLVED AT HANDOVER?
yes / no
yes / No
yes / No
Do you have any suggestions to improve the installation process? If so please comment below :
QUALITY
What is your opinion about :
• System installation Poor / Average / Good
• System reliability Poor / Average / Good
Image Quality :
• Continuous fluoroscopy Poor / Average / Good
• Digital spot imaging Poor / Average / Good
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Did you do Image Quality checks? Yes / No

Did you do adjustments for Image Quality? Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No
Did the customer have any complaints? Yes / No

Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No

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Filing Technical Tube Report
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FILING
TECHNICAL TUBE REPORT FOR X-RAY TUBE ASSEMBLIES
With each X-ray tube a TTR will be delivered, which has to be filled out during installation.
In case of a defective X-ray tube, a copy of one of this TTR's must be sent, for warranty reasons,
together with the defective X-ray tube to : PMS Hamburg
For the address, see TTR.

During the lifetime of the X-ray tube, this report can be filed in section "Service Information" of the System
Reference Manual.
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Handover Preparation Helpdesk X-RAY
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Helpdesk X-Ray
Helpdesk X-RAY
HELPDESK X-RAY BEST HELPDESK X-RAY HAMBURG
Telephone + 31 40 2764777 + 49 40 5078 2369

Fax + 31 40 2762628 + 49 40 5078 2348
Email – SMTP helpdesk.xray.best@philips.com helpdesk.xray.hamburg@philips.com
Lotus Notes Helpdesk xray best helpdesk xray hamburg
Mailing address P.O. Box 10.000 PK Box 140
Building QG-150 Röntgenstrasse 24
5680 DA BEST D 22335 Hamburg
The Netherlands Germany
The Helpdesk can be contacted for questions on:
• Corrective Maintenance.
• Installation.
• Planned Maintenance.
• Spare Parts.
• Field Assistance request
Before contacting the Helpdesk....
Before contacting the Helpdesk, please check the information available at Incenter (Technical Support website)
http://incenter.medical.philips.com
When you contact us have the following information available….
• What is the site or system id (shoporder number)? A must for a quick Helpdesk response!
• Please use the telephone only when your system is down. Keep our telephone lines open for other
engineers with urgent problems. For non urgent questions (e.g. spare parts) use fax or E-mail.
• Always use the Helpdesk X-RAY telephone number or E-mail address.
Do not contact Helpdesk or Field Assistance engineers personally.
They might be on a course, business trip or holiday and therefore not able to answer you quickly enough.
• If the telephone line is busy, just leave your name and telephone number on our voice mail and we will call
you back as soon as possible.
• Once the problem is solved, please give us feedback. We can help other people with your solutions.
• If you decide to contact Helpdesk XRAY, please give an accurate description of your problem.
The helpdesk will probably ask you several questions. To prepare your self, use the following checklist.
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Checklist
• What are the system type and release, version and level?
• What is the segment release, version and level?
• How old is the system?
• In which part or sub-segment do you expect that the problem is?
• Did the fault happen after installation, upgrade, FCO or did it appear suddenly?
• Is the fault intermittent or not?
• Is the fault temperature related?
• Have parts been replaced for this problem and if so, which parts?
• Has an FPR been submitted? If so, what is the PMG - FPR reference number? (PMSxs.....)
• Did you execute any test software and what was the result?
• Did anything fail during the Built In Self Tests or Power On Self Tests?
• Did you read out error log files and what did you notice (which error codes)? Send log files via E-mail.
In case of Image Quality problems we also need:
• Results of the level 1 Image Quality measurements

• APR settings
• Processing sets
• Hardcopy, ODR, CD, DVD of images which show the problem.
• In case of subtraction angiography Image Quality problems, always add at least one unsubtracted image
together with the subtracted images.
Field Problem Report – Instructions

Creating a FPR
http://incenter.medical.philips.com
Select “Field Problem Reporting (FPR View)”
Follow instructions
Reply on a FPR
The sender of a FPR will be notified personally via an automatic Email reply that his FPR has been received
by the PMG. In this email also the PMG FPR reference number is supplied.
In case the PMG needs more information regarding a submitted FPR, it will be requested via the personal
Email address of the FPR submitter.
The reply on a FPR, given by the PMG, will be sent to your personal Email address and can also be viewed
on Incenter
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strictly prohibited. This document must be returned to Philips when the user is no longer licensed and in any event upon Philips’ first
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INTRODUCTION, TOOLS, ROOM CHECK

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Is the baseplate mounted ?

On which position is the baseplate mounted ?

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Is the Baseplate parallel to floor level ?

Is the Hose Connection Box mounted ?

On which position is the hose connection box to be mounted ?

(top of base unit = 1540 mm)

Central Philips earth bar available ?

SYSTEMS WITH HIGH SPEED ACQUISITION OPTION

COUNTRIES WITHOUT 230V POWER SUPPLY.

Ensure the power distribution unit is mounted and tested.

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TOOLS & MATERIALS

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This is just an overview of the PMS tools required.

customer support CD-ROM.

12NC DESCRIPTION EXPLANATION

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12NC NAME MODEL TOOL CODE

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12NC DESCRIPTION EXPLANATION

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• Plates to cover the hospital floor during • 1 Pallet Truck (short)

• 1 Pallet Truck (long) • 1 Set of Click Wheels (except OD, TD)

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3. ROOM MAINS ACCEPTANCE...............................................................................................................3

4. ROOM MAINS PERFORMANCE ACCEPTANCE .................................................................................4

6. ROOM MAINS STATUS REPORT .........................................................................................................5

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Mains resistance meter : TC088.

3. ROOM MAINS ACCEPTANCE

3.1. MAINS SUPPLY SYSTEM

3.2. MAINS RESISTANCE

3.3. MAINS NEUTRAL AND EARTH CONDUCTOR SIZE

3.4. CENTRAL CONDUCTOR BAR

MEB : Main Earth Bar

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3.5. ROOM MAINS FUSE

3.6. EARTH LEAKAGE CURRENT PROTECTION

3.7. PHASE ROTATION

4. ROOM MAINS PERFORMANCE ACCEPTANCE

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6. ROOM MAINS STATUS REPORT

FACTORY ORDER NUMBER : ..................................................

SURVEY REPORT SUBMITTED BY : ..................................................

DATE STARTED : ..................................................

DATE ENDED : ..................................................

6.1. MAINS STATUS REPORT

6.1.1. Mains Supply System

Mains supply system installed: TN-S []