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SOMATOM Definition
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Installation Instructions
System
Installation instructions
© Siemens, 2006
07740769
© Siemens, 2006
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Print No.: C2-028.812.02.14.02 English

Replaces: C2-028.812.02.13.02 Doc. Gen. Date: 08.11
H IM CR CT SCM EN
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2006
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0Table of Contents
1 _______ General Information______________________________________________ 7
Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Preliminary steps for the installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Preliminary steps for the customer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
General preliminary steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Transport tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Anchoring and packaging types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Standard delivery volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Safety information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Working with heavy loads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Protection against electrical accidents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Information regarding radiation protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Abbreviations and Acronyms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Persons and tools required to set up the components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Time required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2 _______ PDC B ________________________________________________________ 22
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Weights and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Service tools and equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Earthquake safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Unpacking the PDC B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Checking for transport damage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Transporting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Removing the PDC B from the pallet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Assembling the PDC B at its installation location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Standard installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
In earthquake-prone areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
3 _______ PDC A ________________________________________________________ 29
Weights and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Service tools and equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Unpacking the PDC A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Checking for transport damage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Transporting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Removing the PDC A from the pallet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Installing the PDC A at its final location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
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Installing the UPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Installing the power supply of the Ethernet switch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
4 _______ IRS ___________________________________________________________ 42
Personnel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Service tools and equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Checking for transport damage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
IRSmx1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Transporting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Assembling the IRS at its installation location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
IRSmx2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Transporting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Assembling the IRS at its installation location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
5 _______ Gantry ________________________________________________________ 49
Weights and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Personnel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Tools and auxiliary materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Unpacking the gantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Transporting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Removing the Gantry from the pallet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Attaching transport frame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Assembling the gantry at its installation location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Removing the covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Removing the gantry transport frame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Removing Transport Safety Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
6 _______ PHS3_________________________________________________________ 74
Weights and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Personnel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Tools and auxiliary materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Unpacking the patient table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Transporting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

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Removing the patient table from the pallet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Assembling the patient table at its installation location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Removing Transport Safety Devices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Establishing electrical connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Installing the Patient Table Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Mounting the support brackets for the covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Installing the upper cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
Attaching the covers for the hydraulic cylinder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Installing the electronics cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
7 _______ MPT (Patient Table) ____________________________________________ 100
General information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

Weights and dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Tools and auxiliary materials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Unpacking the patient table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
Checking for transport damage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
Transporting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Removing the patient table from the pallet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Assembling the patient table at its installation location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Removing the transport safety devices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Establishing electrical connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
Installing the Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
Important information for attachment of foot and top covers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
Attaching the covers for the hydraulic cylinder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
8 _______ ICS and Control Box ___________________________________________ 128
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

Weights and Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
Unpacking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Checking for transport damage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Transporting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
Assembling the ICS at its installation location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Unpacking and Installing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
9 _______ System Connections ___________________________________________ 134

Personnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
Cable Designations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Cable routing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Bending radius . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
List of Fix points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139

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Wiring diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142

Voltage and protective conductor cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Control and data lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
syngo CT Workplace (IES) connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Connecting the Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
Cabling details for the Gantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
Cabling details for the PDCs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
Cabling details for PHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Cabling details for IRS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
10 ______ Cooling Water Circulation System ________________________________ 153

Personnel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Tools and auxiliary materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Connecting the water hoses with on-site cooling system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
Installing the gantry connection pieces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
Installation of the hose connection pieces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
On-site hose connection adapter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
Connecting the water hoses with W/A split cooling system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
Installation of the hose connection pieces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
Filling the cooling water circuit with on-site water supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Filling the cooling water circuit with W/A split cooling system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
11 ______ Final Work Steps ______________________________________________ 167
Measuring the protective conductor resistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167

General information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Installing the Gantry Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Installing Gantry Baseboard Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Gantry-MPT Baseboard Cover (front center) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Cleaning the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Installation Protocol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
12 ______ Changes to previous version ____________________________________ 173
13 ______ Index ________________________________________________________ 174

General Information 7
1-
Introduction
1General Information
This document describes all steps necessary to install the Somatom Definition (Dual
Source) CT system.
Every system is subjected to extensive testing and adjustment at the factory in accordance
with prescribed technical conditions and tolerances. It is delivered in the respective cus-
tomer-specific configuration. All additional adjustments required are described in this doc-
ument.
NOTE The packaging of each component includes a label which

represents the temperature gradient. It is mandatory that you
read and adhere to the information on this label.
It will take a period of at least 6 hours between moving in the
gantry, table as well as all cabinets and the connection of the
mains voltage.

8 General Information
Preliminary steps for the installation 1.1
Preliminary steps for the customer 0
To guarantee the correct installation, ensure that all preliminary work specified in the Plan-
ning Guide has been performed
Detailed information regarding room preparation, system transport, and other require-
ments for the installation are presented in the following document:
Document name Print number

Planning Guide (PG) CT02-028.891.02.xx.02
English version
The current version of this document is available only via the Siemens Intranet.
The document may be viewed on the CS home page:
http://cs.med.siemens.de
The on-site project manager is responsible for all room and system-related preparations.
The following prerequisites have to be met:
• Room construction has been completed and the room cleaned.
• Power and cold water connections are available.
• The internal resistance of the on-site power supply corresponds to the requirements in
the planning guide.
• The radiation protection equipment has been installed and is fully functional (walls,
doors, lead glass).
• The transport route for the system is known and there are no obstructions (dimensions,
access, load).
General preliminary steps 0
• Only the preliminary steps listed in the Planning Guide are required.
Transport tool 0
Gantry lifting bracket (optional)

A gantry lifting bracket for moving the gantry via crane is available. If it is needed it must be
provided by the local PM.

Fig. 1: Crane suspension for the gantry
Pos. (A) Front view

Pos. (B) Dimensions of the eye hook
Pos. 1 Location of the eye hook (barycenter of the gantry)
Pos. 2 Loops of the safety cord; mounted to the crane hook
Pos. 3 Recommended safety cords; length approx. 3 m; on-site
Pos. 4 Eyelet at the transport device
Pos. 5 Transport device
Pos. 6 Thread size (metric)
Pos. 7 Hexagon nut; size 30; torque 170 Nm
NOTE For safety reasons, we recommend using the safety cords

located at each side of the transport frame between the crane
hook and the eyelet.
The project manager has to provide a torque wrench to fasten
the hexagon nut size 30 (pos.7) with 170 Nm of torque for the
gantry lifting bracket.
Other transport tools

• The transport frame for Gantry movement has to be available.

NOTE For countries outside Europe:

The transport frame for the Gantry is not included in the
delivery volume for every country. Depending on the coun-
try-specific regulations, it may have to be ordered separately
prior to system delivery.
Part Number: 77 40 843; Dept. CS ML (Service Tools)
NOTE Auxiliary tools for moving heavy loads, e.g. forklift, cable
winch, crane, ... are available.

Anchoring and packaging types 1.2
NOTE Adhere to all country-specific requirements and regulations.

In some areas (e.g., earthquake zones), the components
have to be anchored to the floor. The anchoring materials
have to be provided by the on-site project manager.
NOTE Various packaging types are used depending on the destina-

tion, the type of transport, or county-specific ordinances.
The table below provides an overview of the various packag-
ing types.
Transport type Type of packaging

Delivered directly from the factory by No wooden crates, all components on pallets,
truck (all European countries) pink ESD film over all components
Air cargo in special air cargo contain- No wooden crates, all components on pallets,
ers (e.g., North America) pink ESD film over all components
Standard ocean or air cargo packag- All components in wooden crates
ing (all other countries) If desired: components additionally protected by
waterproof film in the wooden crates (e.g., tropical
countries)
Ocean or air cargo for countries with All components in special wooden crates
specific quarantine regulations (e.g.,
Australia, New Zealand, Oceania)
The following description regarding the unpacking of components refers to the standard
ocean and air cargo packaging.

Documents 1.3
The blue "Technical Documentation" binder contains a complete overview regarding docu-
ments included in the delivery volume as well as their print numbers.
The following documents are included in the delivery volume for the system:
• Technical documentation (blue binder)
Contains the installation instructions, instructions for the acceptance test, test instruc-
tions, and safety information
• System Owner Manual
Contains customer and system-specific information.
• Operator Manual
Contains the operating instructions, patient planning, and CT logbook
• Operator Manual syngo CT Workplace
Contains the operating instructions of the syngo CT Workplace workstation
• Release Notes

Standard delivery volume 1.4
Tab. 1 Overview - standard assemblies
Component Description
Gantry and PHS The gantry is a standalone system It contains two tubes with
integrated HV generators. The gantry is water cooled through a
fully integrated heat exchanger. For this reason, the cold water
supply is connected directly to the gantry.
• Different patient tables are optionally available
- PHS3 with a scannable range of 2000 mm
- MPT with replaceable tabletop
The table has to be anchored to the floor.
Fig. 2: Illustration - gantry and patient table
Power Distribution The PDC_A cabinet adapts the line voltage and distributes the
Cabinet A (PDC_A) supply voltages to the individual subsystems. It contains the
stationary part of the generator (XGS_A) and the Ethernet
switches (internal and external). The UPS is installed in the
PDC_A on-site.
Fig. 3: PDC_A cabinet

Power Distribution The PDC_B cabinet adapts the line voltage and distributes the
Cabinet B (PDC_B) supply voltages to the stationary part of the generator (XGS_B).
Fig. 4: PDC_B cabinet
Image Reconstruc- The image reconstruction system reconstructs images from the
tion System acquired data.
(Computer cabinet)
Image System (IMS) The IMS contains the ICS (tower PC), the IRS (computer cabi-
Components net), a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse, and a control box.
PC keyboards may be ordered according to country-specific
requirements.
ICS_PD is a multiple socket outlet for the ICS or IES IT components and
IES_PD the optional digital video splitter (DVI). It is attached to the back
of the operating console near the ICS or IES.
Monitor A 19" TFT flat screen color monitor is included in the delivery
volume.
Additional information and images:
Refer to the CT Planning Guide in document “Basic require-
ments for CT project planning”, print no.
CT00-000.891.02.xx.xx, Chapter “General Information”; “Moni-
tor” column in the table.

Control box The control box is a console in addition to the standard IMS key-
board and contains all CT-specific operating elements. In also
contains an intercom for communicating with the patient,
ON/OFF functions, various function buttons and a radiation dis-
play.
Fig. 5: Illustration: Control Box
Router / VPN Refer to the CT Planning Guide in document “Basic require-

ments for CT project planning”, print no.
CT00-000.891.02.xx.xx, Chapter “General Information” for
additional information.
Ethernet switch Two Ethernet switches are delivered with the CT system:
• internal switch for data transfer between the ICS, IRS, Gan-
try, and the PDCs
• external switch for data transfer between the Remote IES,
DICOM cameras, and the network printers
The Ethernet switches are installed in the PDC_A cabinet.
UPS The UPS is included on the standard delivery volume of the CT
system. The UPS is installed in the PDC_A cabinet on-site, and
supplies the IMS, Ethernet switches, and parts of the control
system with power for up to five minutes in case of power failure
or other voltage problems.

Safety information 1.5
NOTE Please adhere to the safety instructions in the document

(C2-028.860.01 / Product-specific safety notes).
Working with heavy loads 0
Protective clothing has to be worn for your own protection (safety boots, gloves, etc.).
NOTE Put on the protective clothing prior to working on the system.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) 0
The components are delivered in a pink plastic film. The film protects against dirt and pre-
vents electrostatic discharge. Some system components contain electrostatically-sensitive
devices.
E NOTE Keep these components sheathed in plastic until they are

required.
Wear an ESD arm band if you are going to touch electrical
assemblies or parts.
Protection against electrical accidents 0
Switch off the main voltage at the installation location and ensure against accidental switch
on:
• until you start up the system
• before parts or assemblies are replaced.
Beginning with "System Start-Up", power is required.

WARNING [ hz_serdoc_F13G01U05M03 ]
Dangerous voltages are present when the system is switched
on. Dangerous voltages may be present even when the sys-
tem is switched off due to capacity power.
Risk of electric shock!
¹ Observe power-off instructions and discharge wait
times (allow at least five minutes discharge time after
the last scan for all involved HV and UDC/UPS parts).
¹ Secure the system against unintended switch-on (e.g.
block breaker and/or mark breaker against switch on).
¹ Ensure via measurements that all voltages are
switched off.
¹ Connect the stationary and rotating parts of the gantry
to a protective conductor prior to working in the gantry.
Information regarding radiation protection 0
Radiation can be released during the steps described under "System Start-up."
X NOTE All necessary radiation protection means should be in place

prior to releasing radiation.
All persons participating in system start-up have to wear a
dosimeter to record radiation exposure.

Abbreviations and Acronyms 1.6
Abbrevia-
Description
tion/Acronym
AS Adaptive Spiral
AWP Acquisition Workplace (ICS)
CB-DOC Computer Based Documentation, a collection of all service instructions
CS Customer Service (the Siemens customer service department)
CT Computed Tomography
CTWP CT Workplace (IES)
FP Function Pack
ICS Image Control System
IES Image Evaluating System
IMS Imaging System (ICS and IRS)
IRS Image Reconstruction System
LED Light Emitting Diode, a small light
MEP A product in the introduction phase that has not been released
MPT Multi Purpose Table, patient table with replaceable tabletop
PD Power Distribution
PDC Power Distribution Cabinet
PE Protective Earth (ground)
PG Planning Guide
PHS Patient Handling System (patient table)
PHS2 Patient table with 1.6 m tabletop range and without movable top support. This
patient table is not available with a Definition system.
PHS3 Patient table, version with 2 m tabletop range
PM Project Manager
PRC People’s Republic of China
RTP Radio-Therapy
SP Service Pack
SW Software
UI User interface
UMAR Universal Master Rotating

Abbrevia-
Description
tion/Acronym
UMAS Universal Master Stationary
W/A Water/Air
WCS Water Cooling System (indoor cabinet of the cooling system), indoor unit

Persons and tools required to set up the components 1.7
Please note that four people are required to transport the gantry. Refer also to
(Personnel / p. 49)
The tools and auxiliary devices required to install the components are described with the
respective component.

Time required 1.8
Not more than 10 hours should be required for the steps described in what follows.

22 PDC B
2-
General Information
2PDC B
Weights and Dimensions 0
Weight in kg Dimensions (L/W/H) in mm

463 900/700/1950
Personnel 0
One person is required for this work step.
Service tools and equipment 0
Tools and auxiliary materials Use

Pry bar Opening the transport crates
Vacuum cleaner In areas prone to earthquakes only
Hammer drill In areas prone to earthquakes only
Various Drills In areas prone to earthquakes only
Forklift Transport
Standard tool kit
Earthquake safety 0

In some areas (e.g., earthquake zones), the PDC B has to be
anchored to the floor. The anchoring materials have to be
provided by the on-site project manager.

PDC B 23
Unpacking the PDC B 2.1
1. Place the transport crate outside the examination room.

2. Remove all nails and fasteners with the pry bar.
3. Remove the top and sides of the wooden crate.
Checking for transport damage 0
After removing the transport crate, examine the PDC B for transport damage, e.g., due to
moisture or external forces.
NOTE In case of transport damage, inform the local project man-

ager immediately.

24 PDC B
Transporting 2.2
Using a forklift, move the PDC B near the final installation location.
NOTE The center of gravity of the PDC B is located in the center of

the cabinet. As a result, it may tip while transporting it with a
forklift.
Removing the PDC B from the pallet 0
1. Remove 2 nuts each in back and in front used to attach the crossbeams to the pallet.
2. The crossbeams of the transport pallet can now be removed
3. Remove the four white metal covers to the right and left, or in front and in back at the
bottom.
4. Remove the four screws at the lower four corners that are securing the PDC B to the
pallet.
5. For additional steps, please follow the instructions included with the PDC B.

PDC B 25
Fig. 6: Step 1 Fig. 7: Step 2

26 PDC B
Assembling the PDC B at its installation location 2.3
NOTE Prior to finalizing the location of the PDC B, please check that
you have completed routing all cables through the cabinet
which are subsequently no longer accessible.
For the installation location, refer to the project plan or ask the on-site project manager.
Prior to positioning the PDC B at its final installation location, install all covers that will not
be accessible once the cabinet is positioned correctly. For example, if it is to be positioned
in the left corner of the room, install the left and back covers prior to the final installation
(Fig. 12 / p. 26).
Fig. 12: Example of cabinet in corner

Pos. 1 Wall
Pos. 2 Control cabinet
Standard installation 0
NOTE The PDC is normally not bolted to the floor.

In countries with special regulations (earthquake-prone
areas), refer to (In earthquake-prone areas / p. 27).
1. Lift the PDC B with a forklift and position it at its final installation location.
2. Open the PDC B
3. Remove the cover for the high-voltage connections (Pos. 1/Fig. 13 / p. 27).

PDC B 27
Fig. 13: High-voltage cover PDC A/B

Pos. 1 Cover of HV connection
Pos. 2 Mounting screws
In earthquake-prone areas 0
NOTE There is a drilling template in one of the PDC's.
NOTE Don't position the drilling template directly at the wall.

Always keep a 1 cm distance between the drilling template
and the wall.
1. Position the drilling template on the floor at the final installation location.
2. Drill the holes in accordance with the template and remove the dust with the vacuum
cleaner.

28 PDC B
3. Ensure that the holes extend deep enough into the concrete and not just into the floor
covering.
4. Remove the drilling template.
5. Position the PDC B at its final location.
6. Secure the PDC B at its final installation location using the anchoring materials pro-
vided.
7. Open the PDC B

PDC A 29
3-
General Information
3PDC A

543 900/700/1950
Personnel 0

Vacuum cleaner In areas prone to earthquakes only
Hammer drill In areas prone to earthquakes only
Various Drills In areas prone to earthquakes only
Forklift Transport
Standard tool kit
Earthquake safety 0

In some areas (e.g., earthquake zones), the PDC A has to be

30 PDC A
Unpacking the PDC A 3.1
1. Position the transport crate outside the examination room.

2. Remove all nails and fasteners with the nail puller.
After removing the transport crate, examine the PDC A for transport damage, e.g., due to

ager immediately.

PDC A 31
Transporting 3.2
Using a forklift, move the PDC A near its final installation location.
NOTE The center of gravity of the PDC A is located in the center of

the cabinet. As a result, it may tip while transporting it with a
forklift.
Removing the PDC A from the pallet 0
1. Remove 2 nuts each in back and in front used to attach the crossbeams to the pallet.
2. The crossbeams of the transport pallet can now be removed
3. Remove the four white metal covers to the right and left, or in front and in back at the
bottom.
4. Remove the four screws at the lower four corners that are securing the PDC A to the
pallet.
5. For additional steps, please follow the instructions included with the PDC A.

32 PDC A

PDC A 33
Installing the PDC A at its final location 3.3
NOTE Prior to finalizing the location of the PDC A, please check that
Prior to positioning the PDC A at its final installation location, install all covers that will not
be accessible once the cabinet is positioned correctly. For example, if it is to be positioned
in the left corner of the room, install the left and back covers prior to the final installation
(Fig. 20 / p. 33).
Fig. 20: Example of cabinet in corner

Pos. 1 Wall
Pos. 2 Control cabinet
NOTE The PDC is normally not bolted to the floor.

1. Lift the PDC A with a forklift and position it at its final installation location.
2. Open the PDC A.

34 PDC A
Fig. 21: High-voltage cover PDC A/B

Pos. 1 Cover of HV connection
Pos. 2 Mounting screws

PDC A 35
Installing the UPS 0
Fig. 22: UPS - location in PDC

Pos. 1 UPS with accumulator pack
UPS type GXT2

• Install the UPS using the installation instructions included with the UPS. Then connect it
in the PDC.
• Position the jumper as shown in the picture (Fig. 23 / p. 36).
• Switch the breakers to position “1”.
• Connect the UPS network interface to the internal switch in the PDC.
UPS type GXT3
• Install the UPS and connect it in the PDC.
• Position the plug as shown in the picture. Close cover again after plugging.
(Fig. 30 / p. 40).
• Switch the input and output (“UPS available”) breakers to position “1” (Fig. 27 / p. 39).
• Connect the UPS network interface to the internal switch in the PDC.
• GXT 3 front (Fig. 24 / p. 37).
• Display of UPS type GXT 3 (Fig. 26 / p. 38).
• Plug X108 and X109 and secure the safety clamp (Fig. 28 / p. 39).

36 PDC A
Fig. 23: Back overview of UPS

Pos. 1 Jumper
Pos. 2 Breakers
Pos. 3 Network interface card

PDC A 37
Fig. 24: UPS type: GXT3

Pos. 1 3 attachment screws for the accumulator cover
Pos. 2 Accumulator cover
Pos. 3 Two accumulators
Pos. 4 Connectors of the accumulators

38 PDC A
Fig. 25: UPS - screws, cables, and safety clamps

Pos. 1 “ON/ OFF” - push buttons
Pos. 2 Safety clamp
Pos. 3 Attachment screw for safety clamp
Pos. 4 X108 (AC input to UPS)
Pos. 5 X109 (AC output from UPS)
Fig. 26: Display of the GXT 3

PDC A 39
Fig. 28: GXT3, installed: front view
Fig. 27: GXT3: input and output breakers

40 PDC A
Fig. 29: GXT3, rear, opened cover for plug
Fig. 30: GXT 3, rear, without cover: plug visible
NOTE There is a drilling template in the PDC.

Remove the drilling template from the PDC after installation.
Installing the power supply of the Ethernet switch 0
NOTE It is possible that the power supplies of the two Ethernet

switches in the PDC A are not connected.

PDC A 41
Fig. 31: Power supply of the Ethernet switch

• Remove the cable ties of the two power supplies (Pos. 1/Fig. 31 / p. 41).
• Plug the two power supplies into X106 and X107 (Pos. 2/Fig. 31 / p. 41).
NOTE There is a drilling template in one of the PDC's.
NOTE Don't position the drilling template directly at the wall.

Always keep a 1 cm distance between the drilling template
and the wall.
1. Position the drilling template on the floor at the final installation location.
2. Drill the holes in accordance with the template and remove the dust with the vacuum
cleaner.
3. Ensure that the holes extend deep enough into the concrete, and not just into the floor
covering.
4. Remove the drilling template.
5. Position the PDC A at its final location.
6. Secure the PDC A at its final installation location using the anchoring materials pro-
vided.
7. Open the PDC A.

42 IRS
4-
General Information
4IRS
Personnel 0

Cordless screwdriver with various Removing the IRS from the pallet
bits
Vacuum cleaner In areas prone to earthquakes only (for
IRSmx1 only)
Hammer drill In areas prone to earthquakes only (for
IRSmx1 only)
Various Drills In areas prone to earthquakes only (for
IRSmx1 only)
Standard tool kit
Earthquake safety 0

In some areas (e.g., earthquake zones), the IRSmx1 has to be
anchored to the floor.

IRS 43
Preparation 4.1

After removing the transport crate, examine the IRS for transport damage, e.g., due to

ager immediately.

44 IRS
IRSmx1 4.2
Unpacking 0
Removing the IRS from the pallet

• Adhere to the instructions hanging from the side of the IRS.
NOTE When removing the wooden wedges, the pallet tilts forward.
Fig. 32: IRS delivery state
Transporting 0
Move the IRS on its rollers near its final installation location.
NOTE Do not move the IRS over uneven sections of the floor. Vibra-
tions can damage the IRS. Large obstructions can break the
wheel mountings.
Assembling the IRS at its installation location 0
NOTE The IRS is normally not bolted to the floor or wall.


IRS 45
NOTE There is a socket at the back of the IRS. During installation,

ensure there is nothing between the socket and the wall.
NOTE The IRS is air-cooled by internal ventilators. Unimpaired cir-

culation from the intake and outlet has to be ensured. There-
fore, ensure nothing is positioned to obstruct the socket in
back as well as directly in front.
NOTE Prior to finalizing the location of the IRS, please check that
• For the exact installation location, refer to the project plan or ask the on-site project
manager.
• The IRS can also be installed in a room adjacent to the examination room.
Fig. 33: IRS positioned and ready
In earthquake-prone areas
NOTE In earthquake-prone areas, the IRS has to be anchored to the

wall or floor. Adhere to all country-specific instructions and
regulations.
• Anchor the angle bracket at the top of the IRS. Refer to (Fig. 34 / p. 46)
• Anchor the angle bracket to the wall.

46 IRS
• Anchor the IRS to the floor using a Z bracket. Refer to (Fig. 36 / p. 46)and
(Fig. 37 / p. 46)
Fig. 34: IRS mounting bracket

Pos. 1 Plastic washer
Pos. 2 Washer
Pos. 3 Screw
Fig. 35: IRS anchoring to the wall
Fig. 37: Detail of IRS floor mounting

Pos. 1 Z-bracket
Pos. 2 Mounting bracket
Fig. 36: IRS floor anchor

Pos. 1 Mounting bracket

IRS 47
IRSmx2 4.3
Unpacking 0
Removing the IRS from the pallet

• Adhere to the instructions hanging from the side of the IRS.
Fig. 38: IRSmx2 delivery state
Transporting 0
Move the IRS on its rollers near its final installation location.
NOTE Do not move the IRS over uneven sections of the floor. Vibra-
tions can damage the IRS. Large obstructions can break the
wheel mountings.
Assembling the IRS at its installation location 0
NOTE The IRS is air-cooled by internal ventilators. Unimpaired cir-

culation from the intake and outlet has to be ensured. For
correct cooling, a minimum distance of 100 mm at the back
and 150 mm at the front between the IRS and other objects is
required!
Only put the IRS into a cabinet where a correct air circulation
is assured. Otherwise it will overheat!

48 IRS
NOTE For the exact installation location, refer to the project plan or
ask the on-site project manager. The IRS can also be installed
in a room adjacent to the examination room.
• For the installation, fold down the spacers at the back of the IRS. This is necessary to
maintain the minimum distance to the wall.
Fig. 39: IRSmx2 tower - spacers and rollers
Pos. 1 Spacers with rollers "up"; transporting position

Pos. 2 Spacers with rollers "down"; installation position
NOTE After connecting the IRS power cable, attach the electric
shock protection and switch on the IRS main power switch at
the rear (Fig. 40 / p. 48).
Fig. 40: IRSmx2/3 electric shock protection and power switch

Pos. 1 Electric shock protection
Pos. 2 Main power switch
NOTE In earthquake-prone areas, the IRS has to be fixed to the

floor. Adhere to all country-specific instructions and regula-
tions.

Gantry 49
5-
General Information
5Gantry

2580 2380/1205/1980
Personnel 0
Four persons are required for this work step.
Tools and auxiliary materials 0

Hammer drill Drilling the holes
Various Drills Drilling the holes
Vacuum cleaner Cleaning the drill holes
Standard tool kit
Torque wrench, 25-130 Nm Tightening the screws for the transport
frame
Transport frame Moving the gantry
Loctite 243 Securing the transport brackets in the back
Size 30 Allen wrench Optional, needed for gantry transport
bracket only. Refer to (Gantry lifting bracket
(optional) / p. 8).
NOTE If a ceiling stand is included in the delivery volume, it has to

be installed prior to installing the gantry.

50 Gantry
NOTE The gantry has to stand on its four adjustable feet. The four
adjustable feet have to be directly on concrete, not on a floor
covering.
The floor covering may have to be cut out in some cases to
enable the gantry feet to be directly placed on concrete.
Proceed with great care when pushing or pulling the plastic
gantry covers. Doing so could result in damage or misalign-
ment of the cover panels.
Do not move the gantry across an uneven floor. Hard impact
against the gantry could damage sensitive parts (e.g., ball
bearings).
When transporting the gantry, always check the height and
width of doors and corridors to prevent collisions.
The transport frames have to be uniformly adjusted in height
to prevent the gantry from tilting over.
NOTE The covers of the gantry are easily damageable. Please han-
dle them with the greatest of care.
Earthquake safety 0

In some areas (e.g., earthquake zones), the gantry has to be

Gantry 51
Unpacking the gantry 5.1
1. Place the crate containing the gantry on the floor.

NOTE Do not remove the protective plastic wrap before the gantry
has been brought to its installation location!
Fig. 41: Gantry with protective plastic wrap
After removing the transport crate, examine the gantry for transport damage, e.g., due to

ager immediately.
NOTE Note that the gantry transport frame cannot be lying down
while transporting it! A separate package on a pallet is pre-
ferred The gantry transport frame has to be in the upright
position. Refer to (Fig. 42 / p. 52).
The hydraulic jack of the transport frame can be damaged.

52 Gantry
Fig. 42: Gantry transport frame (handling)
Fig. 43: Transport frame

Pos. 1 Spacer
Pos. 2 Arm of transport frame
Pos. 3 Hydraulic jack
Pos. 4 Latch mechanisms

Gantry 53
Transporting 5.2
NOTE When the gantry is pushed across slanted surface, secure it

with e.g. a cable winch.
Use the transport frame to move the gantry to its final destination.
Turning the transport frame wheels in the proper direction prior to lifting the gantry simpli-
fies movement of the gantry.
1. Pump the gantry upward a uniform 50 mm (approx.).

2. Move the gantry to its installation location.
Removing the Gantry from the pallet 0
1. Remove the four parts (two on each side) used to secure the gantry to the pallet.
Fig. 44: Gantry on pallet

Pos. 1 Fasteners
2. Attach the transport frames as described in what follows (Attaching transport

frame / p. 56).

54 Gantry
3. Pump the transport frame wheels uniformly down to the floor.

- Use the lever to change the direction in which the wheels or gantry are/is pumped.
- Each hydraulic jack has two receptacles for the pump rod, from above or from the
side.
Fig. 45: Gantry on pallet with transport frame

4. Using the transport frames, uniformly lift the gantry approx. 5 - 10 mm above the pallet.
5. Move the gantry to the side and remove the pallet.

Gantry 55
NOTE When sliding the gantry, insert the pump rod into the holder
on the side of the hydraulic jacks.
Fig. 46: Gantry removed from pallet

6. For the remaining transport, the gantry should be no higher than 50 mm above the
floor.

56 Gantry
Attaching transport frame 0
1. Remove the frame from the pallet

2. Open the latches.
Fig. 47: Latch mechanism

3. Use the wheel to rotate the hydraulic jacks to the back and close the latch again.
4. Remove each of the two screws from the two spacers.
5. Attach the two arms of the transport frames with screws to the right and left of the gan-
try. Use the supplied screws M12x70 for this purpose.
NOTE Ensure that both square centering bars at each arm of the
transport frame lock into the notches in the gantry to ensure
a correct form fit.
Fig. 48: Form fit

T 6. Tighten the screws M12x70 with 77 Nm +/- 10%. Refer to the transport frame instruc-
tions.

Gantry 57
7. Insert the spacers and then insert the screws previously removed.
8. Attach the two back arms of the transport frame to the gantry with screws. Insert the
spacer at the same time.
NOTE Ensure that both square centering bars lock into the notches
in the gantry to ensure a correct form fit.
T 9. Tighten the screws M12x70 with 77 Nm +/- 10%. Refer to the transport frame instruc-
tions.
10. Secure the spacers to the back arms of the transport frame using the two screws previ-
ously removed.

58 Gantry
Assembling the gantry at its installation location 5.3
Removing the covers 0
• Remove the covers marked in the graphic (Fig. 49 / p. 59) and store them together in a
separate room. The sealing ring is not shown in the graphic.
• We recommend following the sequence shown in the graphics (Fig. 49 / p. 59).
NOTE Prior to removing the upper front ring section and the back
ring, disconnect all electrical connections at the gantry; i.e.,
a grounding cable and a D-sub plug.
NOTE The lock for the funnel, the ring in back, and the front ring
sections are located behind a grommet. The grommet has
slots for accessing the latch mechanism behind it.

Gantry 59
Fig. 49: Gantry covers

Pos. 1 Right side panel
Pos. 2 Right front cover
Pos. 3 Right back cover
Pos. 4 Funnel
Pos. 5 Back ring
Pos. 6 Lower front ring section
Pos. 7 Upper front ring section
The sealing-ring is not shown in the overview (Fig. 57 / p. 63).

60 Gantry
1. Right side panel
Fig. 50: Right side cover

• Remove the caps from the screws to the right and the upper left of the side panel.
- Required tools: Allen key, 5 mm
• Loosen the screws up to the end stop.
• Tilt the side panel back and remove it.

Gantry 61
2. Right front and right back cover
Fig. 51: Right front cover

Fig. 52: Right back cover
• Each cover is secured with a screw. This screw has to be removed to pull out the cover
(Pos. 1/Fig. 51 / p. 61), (Pos. 1/Fig. 52 / p. 61).
• In addition, each cover is secured at three points (Fig. 51 / p. 61), (Fig. 52 / p. 61).
3. Funnel
Fig. 53: Funnel

• The funnel is attached to the gantry using three latches.

62 Gantry
• The latches are located at the 2, 6, and 10 o'clock positions underneath the seal (Pos.
1/Fig. 53 / p. 61).
• To open them use an Allen key and turn each to the left all the way to the end stop.
4. Back ring
Fig. 55: Opening the back ring cover

Fig. 54: Back ring cover
• The back ring is attached to the gantry with 6 latches and 3 screw connections (Pos.
1/Fig. 54 / p. 62).
NOTE Prior to removing the ring in back, all electrical connections

have to be terminated (Pos. 1/Fig. 56 / p. 62).
Fig. 56: Connections - back ring cover

• The latches are located at the 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 o'clock positions (Fig. 54 / p. 62).
• They are removed using a 5 mm Allen key and turning them to the left to the end stop.
• The latches are located at the 2, 6, and 10 o'clock positions (Pos. 1/Fig. 54 / p. 62).

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• You will need a T30 TORX screwdriver to remove them.
5. Sealing ring
Fig. 57: Sealing ring
NOTE The sealing ring can be easily scratched. Proceed with care
when deinstalling or installing the sealing ring.
Once the funnel and back ring are removed, the sealing ring is to be removed from the gan-
try. The sealing ring is attached to the front ring section and can be pulled out toward the
back.
6. Lower front ring section
Fig. 58: Front bottom ring segment

• The lower front ring section has the same latch mechanism as the back ring.
• The positions of the latch mechanisms are set to the 5 and 7 o'clock positions.
(Fig. 58 / p. 63)

64 Gantry
7. Upper front ring section
Variant A (with telescope bars)
Fig. 59: Front top ring segment

• The upper front ring section has the same latch mechanism as the back ring. It is
attached with four additional screws (Pos. 1/Fig. 59 / p. 64).
• The latches are located at the 1, 4, 8 and 11 o'clock positions. (see the
arrows/Fig. 59 / p. 64)
• You will need a 13 mm ring wrench to remove the screws.
NOTE Prior to removing the ring in the front, all electrical connec-
tions have to be terminated (Pos. 1/Fig. 60 / p. 64).
Fig. 60: Connections - front top ring segment

• The electrical connections are located at 3 o'clock.
• After all latch mechanisms have been opened and all screws are removed: The cover
must be pulled at point (Pos. 2/Fig. 59 / p. 64) and tilted upwards.

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• To carry the top front cover with the telescope bars, refer to the instructions shown in
picture (Fig. 61 / p. 66), step sequence 1 to 4.
- In step 1 (Pos. 1/Fig. 61 / p. 66): Move the telescope bar out of the locking mecha-
nism in the top front cover.
- In step 2 (Pos. 2/Fig. 61 / p. 66): Press the two locking pins and pull out the tele-
scope bars until they are locked by the locking pins.
- In step 3 (Pos. 3/Fig. 61 / p. 66): Push the telescope bar into the locking mechanism.
• To close the top front cover with the telescope bars, refer to the instructions shown in
picture (Fig. 61 / p. 66) step sequence 5, 2 and 1.
- In step 5 (Pos. 5/Fig. 61 / p. 66): First, pull the lever and hold it. Pull the telescope bar
out of the locking mechanism.
- In step 2 (Pos. 2/Fig. 61 / p. 66): Push the telescope bars until the two locking pins
lock them.
- In step 1 (Pos. 1/Fig. 61 / p. 66): Move the telescope bar into the locking mechanism
at the top front cover.

66 Gantry
Fig. 61: Handling of top front cover with telescope bars

Gantry 67
Variant B (without telescope bars)
Fig. 62: Front top ring segment

• The upper front ring section has the same latch mechanism as the back ring. It is
attached with four additional screws (Pos. 1/Fig. 62 / p. 67).
• The latches are located at the 1, 4, 8 and 11 o'clock positions (Pfeile/Fig. 62 / p. 67).
• You will need a 13 mm ring wrench to remove the screws.
NOTE Prior to removing the ring in the front, all electrical connec-
tions have to be terminated (Pos. 1/Fig. 63 / p. 67).
Fig. 63: Connections - front top ring segment

• The electrical connections are located at 3 o'clock.
• After all latch mechanisms have been opened and all screws removed, the ring section
can be lifted out of the positioning clamps and moved toward the front.

68 Gantry
NOTE The gantry is normally not bolted to the floor.

1. Position the template provided by the project manager at the location assigned to the
gantry.
2. Mark the position of the gantry feet using the template.
3. Remove the template.
4. Remove the floor covering in the areas where the gantry feet will be located.
NOTE The gantry feet have to be directly on concrete, not on a floor

covering.
5. Position the gantry at its installation location.

6. The gantry feet have to positioned exactly where the floor covering was removed.
7. Ensure that the feet of the gantry extend 8mm +/- 1mm.
8. Pump the gantry uniformly downward and remove the transport frame (Removing the
gantry transport frame / p. 71).
9. Level the gantry using the gantry feet, while taking into account the specified toler-
ances. Use a digital level.
NOTE The gantry feet cannot extend by more than 15 mm (includ-

ing floor unevenness). Otherwise, the screw thread may be
crushed by the weight of the gantry.
NOTE The clinometer should be positioned only at the locations

specified, not on the plastic covers (Pos. 1/Fig. 65 / p. 70).
The gantry has to be aligned vertically at 90° +/- 0.2°.
The gantry has to be aligned horizontally at 0° +/- 0.5°.
NOTE After leveling, the following conditions must be met:

• The gantry may not wobble or tilt.
• The gantry must stand on its own!
• The gap between the gantry and floor must be 8mm +/-
1mm!
The gantry has to be anchored to the floor.

Gantry 69
Fig. 64: Fasteners for gantry

Pos. 1 Anchors
Pos. 2 Washers
Pos. 3 Underlayer
1. Position the template provided by the project manager at the location assigned to the
gantry.
2. Use the template to mark the position of the gantry feet and the holes that have to be
drilled to anchor the gantry to the floor.
3. Remove the template.
4. Remove the floor covering in the areas where the gantry feet will be located.
NOTE The gantry feet have to be directly on concrete, not on floor

covering.
5. Drill the holes for anchoring the gantry.

6. Remove the dust from the holes with a vacuum cleaner.
7. Position the gantry at its installation location.
8. The gantry feet have to positioned precisely where the floor covering was removed.
9. Ensure that the feet of the gantry extend 8 mm +/- 1 mm.
10. Pump the gantry uniformly downward and remove the transport frame (Removing the
gantry transport frame / p. 71).
11. Level the gantry using the gantry feet, while taking into account the tolerances speci-
fied. Use a digital level.
NOTE The gantry feet cannot extend by more than 15 mm (includ-

ing floor unevenness). Otherwise, the screw thread may be
crushed by the weight of the gantry.

70 Gantry
NOTE The clinometer should be positioned only at the locations

specified, not on the plastic covers (Pos. 1/Fig. 65 / p. 70).
The gantry has to be aligned vertically at 90° +/- 0.2°.
The gantry has to be aligned horizontally at 0° +/- 0.5°.
NOTE After leveling, the following conditions must be met:

• The gantry may not wobble or tilt.
• The gantry must stand on its own!
• The gap between the gantry and floor must be 8mm +/-
1mm!
12. Anchor the gantry to the floor using the materials provided. Note the strength class of
the screws.
Fig. 65: Gantry front without covers

Pos. 1 Positions of tilt measuring device
Pos. 2 Positions of gantry feet - front

Gantry 71
Fig. 66: Gantry feet - back
Removing the gantry transport frame 0
1. Remove the eight screws used to attach the transport frame to the gantry.
2. Remove the four screws used to secure the transport frame spacers.
3. The transport frame can now be removed from the gantry by pulling it out.
Removing Transport Safety Devices 0
• All transport safety devices are painted red.

• All transport safety devices have to be loosened and removed.
• The transport frame bracket in back has to be removed.
Fig. 67: Back of transport safety device

72 Gantry
• There are three transport safety screws in back. They are offset by 120° . They have to
be turned to the left up to the end stop and secured with Loctite 243 to prevent their get-
ting loose during system operation.
Fig. 68: Transport safety screws - back

• The three transport safety screws in front have to be removed. They are offset by 120°.
Fig. 69: Transport safety screws - front

Gantry 73
• After all transport brackets have been loosened and removed, check the two rotation
locking devices of the gantry. They have to be unlocked.
Fig. 70: Rotation locking device front- unlocked Fig. 71: Rotation locking device back - unlocked
• To ensure that all transport brackets as well as rotation brackets have been removed,
turn the rotating part of the gantry one full turn in clockwise direction.
Fig. 72: Gantry transport safety devices
NOTE All transport safety devices for the gantry and patient table
must be collected and stored with the customer's system
equipment.

74 PHS3
6-
General Information
6 PHS3

approx. 500 2430/750/850
Personnel 0
Two persons are required for this work step.

Angle square, leg length at least Aligning the drilling template
200 mm
15mm stone drill Drilling the holes
Hammer Installing the screw anchor
Standard tool kit Universal use
Torque wrench for 35Nm Tightening the screws
Open end wrench, 36mm Setting the table feet
Leveling tool (with newer systems To align the gantry and PHS to the same height
included in delivery volume) (included in delivery volume)
NOTE The patient table has to stand on its four adjustable feet. The
adjustable feet are on a metal drilling template. The drilling
template has to be positioned directly on concrete, not on
floor covering.
The drilling template is equal to the footprint of the patient
table base and is used as a help to cut out the floor covering.
enable the patient table drilling template to be directly placed
on concrete.

PHS3 75
NOTE Anchoring the table to the floor is mandatory. Four anchoring

holes have to be drilled.
Use the material included in the delivery volume to anchor
the patient table to the floor with screw anchors and screws.
The provided mounting material is only suitable for a con-
crete floor (minimum thickness of the concrete floor must be
140mm and the maximum height of the floor covering may be
60mm).
If another form of anchoring is to be used, it has to be stipu-
lated by the project manager. In this case, the project man-
ager has to provide the materials required.

76 PHS3
Unpacking the patient table 6.1

After removing the packaging, examine the patient table for transport damage, e.g., due to

ager immediately.
Fig. 73: PHS delivery state

PHS3 77
Transporting 6.2
Removing the patient table from the pallet 0
1. Remove all 4 fasteners that secure the patient table to the pallet (1/Fig. 74 / p. 77).
Fig. 74: Patient table base plate

Pos. 1 Attachment
Pos. 2 Adjustable foot
Pos. 3 Counter nut
2. Lower the transport rollers on the screws (Pos. 1/Fig. 75 / p. 77), which in turn raises
the patient table.
Fig. 75: Patient table transport frame

Pos. 1 Screws to raise/lower
3. Lift the patient table with the transport rollers so that there is a 20 mm gap between the
table and the pallet.
4. Place the ramp on the pallet.

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5. Move the patient table from the pallet to the floor via the ramp.
Fig. 76: PHS on the ramp

PHS3 79
Assembling the patient table at its installation location 6.3
CAUTION [ hz_serdoc_F13G12U01M01 ]
Tip over of patient table

Risk of injury
¹ Patient table has to be fixed to the transport frame or to
the floor
Fig. 77: Patient table drilling template
Pos. 1 Primary holes

Pos. 2 Alternative holes
Pos. 3 Spacer to gantry
NOTE The drilling template has to be positioned directly on con-

crete, not on the floor covering.
on concrete.
1. Attach the drilling template with the spacers to the gantry and align it with the center of
the gantry (3/Fig. 77 / p. 79).
2. Using the angle square, ensure that the drilling template is at a precise 90° angle to the
gantry.

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NOTE The leg length of the angle square has to be at least 200 mm.
Check the 90° angle at both sides of the drilling template.
Fig. 78: PHS2/3 drilling template

Pos. 1 Drilling template
Pos. 2 Template attached to the gantry
Fig. 79: PHS template attached to the gantry

3. Drill the holes using the guide jacket included in the delivery volume. Ensure that the
guide jacket is locked accurately into the drilling template. The drill depth in the con-
crete floor must be a minimum of 90 mm.

PHS3 81
- Drill depth: Ensure that the screw anchors sit a minimum of 70mm (this value is
marked with a serrated ring at the anchor) in the concrete and not just in the floor cov-
ering.
Fig. 80: Floor mounting PHS - anchor with and without floor covering
Pos. (A) Without floor covering

Pos. (B) With floor covering
Pos. 1) Minimum depth of drill hole
Pos. 2) Flooring
Pos. 3) Cut-out
Pos. 4) Screed
Pos. 5) Concrete
Pos. 6) HILTI anchor HSL-3G M10/60
Pos. 8) Adjustable foot of the patient table
NOTE Use the holes toward the center of the drilling template when-
ever possible (1/Fig. 77 / p. 79). The outer holes should be
considered as an alternative only (2/Fig. 77 / p. 79).
NOTE If you are using the alternative holes, adapt the positions of
the adjustable feet accordingly.

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Fig. 81: Drilling with drilling template and guide jack

4. Remove all dust from the holes with the vacuum cleaner.
5. Position the patient table over the drilled holes so that the adjustable feet
(2/Fig. 74 / p. 77) are aligned with the drilled holes.
NOTE The drilling template remains under the patient table as a

support plate.
6. Lower the patient table on to the drilling template using the transport frame.
NOTE Risk of patient table overturning!

The transport frames may be disassembled only after the
table has been anchored to the floor with screws.
7. Carefully fold the spacer down to the floor together with the table electronics. You have
to, however, first remove both transport brackets (Pos. 2/Fig. 90 / p. 89).
8. Using the angle square, ensure that the patient table is at a precise 90° angle to the
gantry.
Check the 90° angle at both sides of the patient table.
After positioning the patient table at a 90° angle to the gantry, check the position of the
drilling holes. The drilling holes must be visible through the four adjustable feet of the
patient table base plate.

PHS3 83
9. Loosen the counter nut at each of the adjustable feet (3/Fig. 74 / p. 77).
10. Alignment with leveling tool (if available)
- Turn the gantry by hand until the X-ray Tube B (at the drum, find the label with “XRT
B”) is in 6 o'clock position and lock the positioning by using the rotation safety lock.
The rotation safety lock is located at the gantry front/bottom right (Pos.
2/Fig. 82 / p. 83).
Fig. 82: Rotation safety lock - lock position

Fig. 83: Rotation safety lock - unlock position

84 PHS3
- Position the leveling tool on the plane location to the left side of X-ray Tube B and on
the plane location in front of the motor brake of the patient table’s ground plate.
For the positioning locations, refer to (Fig. 86 / p. 84) and (Fig. 85 / p. 84).
Fig. 84: Diagram of leveling tool using

Pos. A Plane location at the left side of X-ray tube B
Pos. B Plane location near the motor brake of the ground plate of the patient table
Fig. 85: Position of leveling tool at the side of the patient table
Fig. 86: Position of leveling tool at the gantry side

Pos. 1 X-ray Tube B

PHS3 85
Pos. 2 Digital spirit level attached with adhesive tape
- Attach a digital spirit level with an adhesive tape to the center of the leveling tool
(Pos. 2/Fig. 86 / p. 84).
- Adjust the leveling tool to 0.0° ±0.1° by using the transport frame and the four outer
adjustable feet.
- After leveling the patient table, screw the four outer adjustable feet to the floor and
lower the transport frame.
11. Alignment in the X direction
Level the patient table in the X direction to 0.0° (±0.2°) using the four outer adjustable
feet. Use a digital spirit level as shown in figure (Pos. 1/Fig. 87 / p. 85).
¹ The tolerance of ±0.2° is the maximum specification. The adjustment of the
patient table should be as close to 0.0° as possible!
Fig. 87: Position of tilt water level on PHS

Pos. 1 Tilt water level
12. Aligment in the Z direction

Level the patient table in the Z direction to 0.0° (±0.2°) using the four outer adjustable
feet. At each side, use a digital spirit level in the center of the metal frame of the top sup-
port. For the positioning of the digital spirit level, refer to (Pos. 1/Fig. 88 / p. 85).
Fig. 88: Patient table (PHS3)

Pos. 1 Position of digital spirit level

86 PHS3
Measure on each side of the metal frame of the top support and evaluate these two val-
ues. For examples of this measurement evaluation, refer to (Tab. 2 / p. 86),
(Tab. 3 / p. 86) and (Tab. 4 / p. 86).
patient table should be as close to 0.0° as possible!
Tab. 2 PHS Adjustment in Z-direction - example 1
Example 1 for an angle measurement in Z-direction:

Patient table Angle in
Note regarding results
orientation Z-direction
Left side -0.4° The patient table adjustment in Z-direction is out of toler-
ance on each side.
Right side -0.5° ¹ The patient table adjustment must be improved to
0.0° (±0.2°)!

Left side -0.2° The patient table adjustment in Z-direction is just within tol-
erance on each side.
Right side -0.2° ¹ The patient table adjustment should be improved
so it is as close to 0.0° as possible.

Left side -0.2° The patient table adjustment in Z-direction is just within tol-
erance on each side, but in different directions (positive
+0.2° angle and negative angle).
Right side
(or +0.1°) ¹ The patient table adjustment cannot be improved!
13. Verifying the alignment

Check the alignment of the PHS again using the digital spirit level. You must keep the
following tolerances:
- X and Z direction: 0.0° ±0.2°
- Leveling tool (if available): 0.0° ±0.1°
¹ If at least one direction is not within tolerance, you must correct it. After the read-
justment, you must check the aligment of the X direction, Z direction, and the lev-
eling tool again.
14. Mounting of PHS

PHS3 87
- Tighten all counter nuts for the adjustable feet once the patient table is level.
- Insert the anchor screws with washers 10.5x36x3 and nuts into the drilled holes.
Use a hammer, if necessary.
NOTE Anchors of two different lengths have been supplied. Use

either the short or the long ones depending on the condition
of the underflooring. Also refert to (Fig. 80 / p. 81).
T - Tighten the anchors with 35 Nm using a torque wrench (wrench size 17 mm).
¹ If the threaded pin of the anchor is longer than 15 mm, the base cover of the
patient table cannot be installed.
¹ If the threaded pin of the anchor is longer than 15 mm, open the nut of the anchor.
Turn the threaded pin with a screwdriver until the excess length is a maximum 15
mm. After this step, you have to tighten the anchor with 35 Nm again.
15. Remove the leveling tool and unlock the safety lock (Pos. 1/Fig. 83 / p. 83).
16. After anchoring the patient table to the floor, the transport frame of the patient table can
be disassembled.

88 PHS3
Removing Transport Safety Devices 6.4
Remove the three remaining red painted transport safety devices.
equipment.
Fig. 89: PHS - transport safety device - back

PHS3 89
Fig. 90: PHS - transport safety devices
Pos. 1 Transport safety device for horizontally and vertical movements

Pos. 2 Transport safety device for PHS electronics
NOTE Ensure that no cables and plugs are between the movable
electronics and the PHS ground plate while you move the
electronics.

90 PHS3
Establishing electrical connections 6.5
NOTE The cables are pulled back into the gantry for transport. Now,
they have to be fed through the opening to the table
(Fig. 91 / p. 90).
Fig. 91: Cable routing from gantry to PHS

When the cables have been pulled through, they have to be connected as follows:
Cable Socket of PHS electronic board

W006 X701
W032 PE700
W052 X702
W058 X705
W072 X703
The cables from the back part of the table have to be connected again as well:
Socket
D702 X10
D702 X22
X25
X712

PHS3 91
Socket
X713
X714
X714
Fig. 92: Overview - connections and cable routing PHS
NOTE Extra cable from the gantry to the table has to be rolled up
and attached in the gantry.
Ensure that the rolled up excess lengths of the cables DO
NOT touch the rotating part of the gantry (Fig. 93 / p. 92).

92 PHS3
Fig. 93: Excess cable length - PHS

After connecting the cables, the connectors of cables W058 and W766 have to be insu-
lated. Secure the insulation with cable ties at both sides as shown in the figure.

PHS3 93
Fig. 94: Insulation W058-W766 (PHS2/3)

Pos. 1 Insulation
Pos. 2 Cable ties

94 PHS3
Installing the Patient Table Covers 6.6
NOTE Before you attach the covers for the patient table, consult
with the respective start-up personnel.
They have to adjust the patient table and the gantry to the
same level. The start-up personnel need a running system to
check this adjustment.
NOTE The installation material required is included in the table

by-pack.
After the table adjustment has been checked, the missing covers can be attached.
Mounting the support brackets for the covers 0
• As shown in the graphics, the support brackets for the covers have to be mounted to
both sides and on the back. (Pos. 1/Fig. 95 / p. 94), (Pos. 1/Fig. 96 / p. 94)
Fig. 95: Mounting bracket for patient table cover
Fig. 96: Cover fastener - back

Pos. 1 Fastener for PHS cover
Pos. 2 Screw M6x16 with washer
T • For this purpose, use two screws M6x16 each with washers. Tighten the screws with
10 Nm (Pos. 2/Fig. 95 / p. 94), (Pos. 2/Fig. 96 / p. 94).

PHS3 95
Adjustment screw of the support brackets

• After mounting the left and the right brackets, insert the adjustment screws M8x40
(Pos. 1/Fig. 97 / p. 95) with the lock nuts (Pos. 2/Fig. 97 / p. 95) as shown below.
¹ The two adjustment screws have to contact the floor at each side!
Fig. 97: Spacer screw

Pos. 1 Screw
Pos. 2 Lock nut
Installing the upper cover 0
• Push the tabletop all the way to the front.

• Place the cover on the table at its installation location.
NOTE Insert the PE connection to establish a PE connection to the

table.
• Attach the cover with the six panel screws provided (Pos. 1/Fig. 98 / p. 96).

96 PHS3
Fig. 98: Top cover
Attaching the covers for the hydraulic cylinder 0
• Set the patient table to its minimal height.

• The lowest covers are attached using pins and grommets as well as screws
(Fig. 99 / p. 97); (Fig. 100 / p. 97).
• The pins have to lock into the grommets.
• Two cables with plugs are located at the lowest cover. These have to be routed to the
gantry.
• Install the covers in the order shown:
NOTE The item number is located inside the covers.
Item number, table cover Screws and washers

1. 086 14 021 and 086 14 013 1 x countersunk screw M3x10 (front)
1 x countersunk screw M4x20
(back)
2 x socket cap screw M4x8; 2 x
washer A4DIN 125A
2. 086 14 039 4 x countersunk screw M3x6

PHS3 97
Item number, table cover Screws and washers

3. 086 14 047 4 x countersunk screw M3x6
4. 086 14 054 and 086 14 062 4 x countersunk screw M3x10
6 x socket cap screw M6x16
6 x washer M6 DIN 125 A
Fig. 99: Pin and grommet Fig. 100: Bottom cover - screws
• When attaching the top cover, all covers have to be shifted upward so that the top cover
can be attached to the table.
• Attach the top cover with as total of six screws (two in front, four in back) to the table.

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Fig. 101: Support cover, back Fig. 102: Support cover, front
Installing the electronics cover 0
• Establish connections with plugs X741a and X741b.

• Establish connections with plugs X751a and X751b.
• Ensure that you do not crush cables during the installation.
• Install the grommet strip to the front of the electronics cover.
• Position the four pins of the electronics cover exactly over the grommets
(Fig. 103 / p. 99) and shift the electronics cover to the gantry, so that the grommit strip
contacts the gantry.
• Press down on the cover so that all pins lock into the grommets (Fig. 103 / p. 99).
• In addition, the cover is secured by two additional safety screws, to the left and to the
right.

PHS3 99
Fig. 103: Pin and grommet

Fig. 104: Electronics cover

100 MPT (Patient Table)
7-
General information
7MPT (Patient Table)
The MPT (Multi Purpose Table) is a “Patient Table Handling System” (PHS) for special
medical applications, e.g., radio therapy, bariatric patients, and trauma applications. The
tabletop can be exchanged by the user for the aforementioned special applications.
Weights and dimensions 0

approx. 500 2430/750/850
Personnel 0
Two persons are required for this work step.

Pry bar (ocean and air cargo) Opening the transport crates
Angle square, leg length at least Aligning the drilling template
200 mm
15 mm stone drill Drilling the holes
Hammer Installing the screw anchor
Standard tool kit universal use
Torque wrench, 10-130 Nm Tightening the screws
Open-end wrench, 36 mm Setting the table feet
Leveling tool (with newer systems To align the gantry and PHS to the same
included in delivery volume) height

MPT (Patient Table) 101
NOTE The patient table has to stand on its four adjustable feet. The
adjustable feet are on a metal drilling template. The drilling
template has to be positioned directly on concrete, not on the
floor covering.
The drilling template is equal to the footprint of the patient
table base and is used as a help to cut out the floor covering.
on concrete.
NOTE Anchoring the table to the floor is mandatory. Four anchoring

holes have to be drilled.
Use the material included in the delivery volume to anchor
the patient table to the floor with screw anchors and screws.
If another form of anchoring is to be used, it has to be agreed
by the project manager In this case, the project manager has
to provide the materials required.

Unpacking the patient table 7.1

After removing the packaging, examine the patient table for transport damage, e.g., due to

ager immediately.
Fig. 105: PHS delivery state

Transporting 7.2
Removing the patient table from the pallet 0
1. Remove all fasteners that secure the patient table to the pallet.
Fig. 106: MPT base plate

Pos. 1 Attachment
Pos. 2 Adjustable foot
Pos. 3 Counter nut
2. Lower the transport rollers on the screws, which in turn raises the patient table.
Fig. 107: MPT transport frame

Pos. 1 Screws to raise and lower
3. Lift the patient table with the transport rollers so that there is a 20 mm gap between the
table and the pallet.

4. Place the ramp on the pallet.

5. Move the patient table from the pallet to the floor via the ramp.

Assembling the patient table at its installation location 7.3
CAUTION [ hz_serdoc_F13G12U01M01 ]
Tip over of patient table

Risk of injury
¹ Patient table has to be secured to the transport frame
or to the floor
Fig. 108: MPT drilling template and spacer plate
Pos. 1 Drilling template

Pos. 2 Spacer plate
Pos. 3 Primary holes (outer holes)
Pos. 4 Alternative holes (inner holes)
Pos. 5 Holes for cable trench
NOTE The drilling template has to be positioned directly on con-

crete, not on the floor covering.
on concrete.
1. Attach the drilling template to the gantry and align it with the center of the gantry.
2. Using the angle square, ensure that the drilling template is at a precise 90 degree angle
to the gantry.
Check the 90 degree angle at both sides of the drilling tem-
plate.
3. Drill the holes using the guide jacket included in the delivery volume. Ensure that the
guide jacket is locked accurately into the drilling template. The drill depth in the con-
crete floor must be a minimum of 90 mm.

- Drill depth: Ensure that the screw anchors sit a minimum of 70mm (this value is
marked with a serrated ring at the anchor) in the concrete and not just in the floor cov-
ering.
Fig. 109: Floor mounting PHS - anchor with and without floor covering
Pos. (A) Without floor covering

Pos. (B) With floor covering
Pos. 1) Minimum depth of drill hole
Pos. 2) Flooring
Pos. 3) Cut-out
Pos. 4) Screed
Pos. 5) Concrete
Pos. 8) Adjustable foot of the patient table
NOTE Use the outer holes of the drilling template whenever possi-
ble. The inner holes should be considered as an alternative
only (Fig. 108 / p. 105).
NOTE If you are using the alternative holes, adapt the positions of
the adjustable feet accordingly.
4. If necessary, drill the holes for the cable trench.

5. Remove all dust from the holes with the vacuum cleaner.
6. Position the patient table over the drilled holes so that the adjustable feet are aligned
with the drilled holes.

NOTE The drilling template remains under the patient table as a

support plate.
7. Lower the patient table on to the drilling template using the transport frame.
NOTE Risk of patient table overturn!

The transport frames may be disassembled only after the
table has been anchored to the floor with screws.
8. Using the angle square, ensure that the patient table is at a precise 90 degree angle to
the gantry.
Check the 90 degree angle at both sides of the patient table.
After positioning the patient table at a 90 degree angle to the gantry, check the position
of the drilling holes. The drilling holes must be visible through the four adjustable feet of
the patient table base plate.
9. Loosen the counter nut at each of the adjustable feet.
10. Remove the tabletop.
Fig. 110: MPT tabletop change

11. Alignment with leveling tool (if available)

- Turn the gantry by hand until the X-ray Tube B (at the drum, find the label with “XRT
B”) is in 6 o'clock position and lock the positioning by using the rotation safety lock.
The rotation safety lock is located at the gantry front/bottom right (Pos.
2/Fig. 111 / p. 108).
Fig. 111: Rotation safety lock - lock position

Fig. 112: Rotation safety lock - unlock position
- Removing of cable bracket

The cable bracket at the front right side has to be disassembled, because the plane
reference position for the leveling tool is located underneath.
a) Remove the cable ties (Pos. 1/Fig. 113 / p. 109)

b) Remove the PE connection X701 (Pos. 2/Fig. 113 / p. 109)

c) Remove the screws of the cable bracket (Pos. 3/Fig. 113 / p. 109)
d) Push the cable bracket sideways
Fig. 113: MPT cable bracket (front, right side)

Pos. 1 Cable ties
Pos. 2 Screw attachments of bracket
Pos. 3 PE screw attachments

- Position the leveling tool on the plane location to the left side of X-ray Tube B and on
the plane location in front of the motor brake of the ground plate of the patient table.
For the positioning locations, refer to (Fig. 116 / p. 110) and (Fig. 115 / p. 110).
Fig. 114: Diagram of leveling tool using

Pos. A Plane location at the left side of X-ray tube B
Pos. B Plane location near the motor brake of the ground plate of the patient table
Fig. 115: Position of leveling tool at the side of the patient table (MPT)
Fig. 116: Position of leveling tool at the gantry side

Pos. 1 X-ray Tube B

Pos. 2 Digital spirit level attached with adhesive tape
- Attach a digital spirit level with an adhesive tape to the center of the leveling tool
(Pos. 2/Fig. 116 / p. 110).
- Adjust the leveling tool to 0.0° ±0.1° by using the transport frame and the four outer
adjustable feet.
- After leveling the patient table, screw the four outer adjustable feet to the floor and
lower the transport frame.
12. Alignment in the X direction
Level the patient table in the X direction to 0.0° (±0.1°) using the four adjustable feet.
Use a digital spirit level as shown in the figure.
patient table should be as close to 0.0° as possible.
Fig. 117: Position of digital spirit level (X direction)

13. Aligment in the Z direction

Level the patient table in the Z direction to 0.0° (±0.1°) using the four adjustable feet.
Use a digital spirit level at the four measuring points at the metal frame of the top sup-
port as shown in the figure.
Fig. 118: Position of digital spirit level (Z direction)

Pos. 1 4 measuring points
Measure at each side of the top support’s metal frame and evaluate these two values.
patient table should be as close to 0.0° as possible.
14. Verifying the alignment
Check the alignment of the PHS again using the digital spirit level. You must keep the
following tolerances:
- X and Z direction: 0.0° ±0.1°
- Leveling tool (if available): 0.0° ±0.1°
¹ If at least one direction is not within tolerance, you must correct it. After the read-
justment, you must check the aligment of the X direction, Z direction, and the lev-
eling tool again.
15. Mounting of PHS
- Tighten all counter nuts for the adjustable feet once the patient table is level.
- Insert the anchor screws with washers 10.5x36x3 and nuts into the drilled holes.
Use a hammer, if necessary.
NOTE Anchors of two different lengths have been supplied. Use

either the short or the long ones depending on the condition
of the underflooring (Fig. 109 / p. 106).

T - Tighten the anchors with 35 Nm using a torque wrench (wrench size 17 mm).
¹ If the threaded pin of the anchor is longer than 15 mm, the base cover of the
patient table cannot be installed.
¹ If the threaded pin of the anchor is longer than 15 mm, open the nut of the anchor.
Turn the threaded pin with a screwdriver until the excess length is a maximum 15
mm. After this step, you have to tighten the anchor with 35 Nm again.
16. Remove the leveling tool, unlock the safety lock (Pos. 1/Fig. 112 / p. 108).
Install the removed cable bracket. Thighten the bracket screws and PE connection
X701 with 10 Nm. Fasten the cables with cable ties again.
17. After anchoring the patient table to the floor, the transport frame of the patient table can
be disassembled.
18. Install the tabletop again.
19. Remove the spacer plate (2/Fig. 108 / p. 105).

Removing the transport safety devices 7.4
Remove the remaining red painted transport safety devices.
Fig. 119: Transport safety devices
Fig. 120: Attached safety devices
equipment.

Establishing electrical connections 7.5
NOTE The cables are pulled back into the gantry for transport. Now,
they have to be fed through the opening to the table.
Fig. 121: Cable routing from gantry to MPT

When the cables have been pulled through, they have to be connected as follows:
Installation with cable trench:
Cable Socket
W006 (Gantry) M700 X701 (MPT)
W032 (Gantry) PE736 (MPT cable trench)
W032 (MPT) PE736 (MPT cable trench)
W052 (Gantry) X702 (MPT)
Installation without cable trench:

Cable Socket
W006 (Gantry) M700 X701 (MPT)
W032 (MPT) PE336 (Gantry)
After connecting the cables, the connecters of cables W058 and W766 have to be insu-
lated. Secure the insulation with cable ties at both sides as shown in the figure.
Fig. 122: Insulation W058-W766
Pos. 1 Insulation
Pos. 2 Cable ties
Ensure that the rolled up overlengths of the cables do not
touch the rotating part of the gantry.

Installing the Covers 7.6
NOTE Before you attach the covers for the patient table, consult
with the respective start-up personnel.
They have to adjust the patient table and the gantry to the
same level. The start-up personnel need a running system to
check this adjustment.
NOTE The installation material required is included in the table

accessories kit.
After the table adjustment has been checked, the missing covers can be attached.
Fig. 123: MPT cover overview

Pos. 1 Foot covers
Pos. 2 Lower telescopic covers
Pos. 3 Upper telescopic covers
Pos. 4 Top cover
Pos. 5 Cover sheet

Important information for attachment of foot and top covers 0
The foot and top covers, left and right, are attached using pins and grommets as well as
screws. Six grommets (three on each side) are for the foot covers and two grommets are
for the top covers. The pins lock into the grommets.
NOTE Before installing these covers, carefully check the grommets,

especially those between the foot switches, and replace any
that are damaged.
After the covers are installed, check the function of the foot
switches.
A set of 50 grommets (these are called "rubber couplings" in
the SPC) is delivered with the system. They can also be
ordered under material number 10092130.
Fig. 124: Grommets, foot side Fig. 125: Grommets, gantry side

Fig. 126: Grommet between foot switches Fig. 127: Grommets for top covers (gantry
side)
Fig. 128: Brass pin on cover Fig. 129: Example of a damaged grommet

Attaching the covers for the hydraulic cylinder 0
1. Lower the patient table to a height of 630 mm (630 mm between tabletop and floor)
2. The foot covers (left Part.no. 8616414, right Part.no. 8616349) are attached using pins
and grommets as well as screws. The pins have to lock into the grommets.
Fig. 131: Grommets front

Pos. 1 Grommets
Fig. 130: Cover pin
Fig. 133: Grommets side

Pos. 1 Grommets (left and right sides)
Fig. 132: Grommets back

Pos. 1 Grommets

Fig. 134: Foot cover

• Secure the foot covers with 2 countersunk socket screws M3x6 at the front side.
Fig. 135: Foot cover front

• Secure the foot covers with 2 countersunk socket screws M3x6 and a countersunk
socket screw M4x20 (safety screw) at the front and back.
Fig. 136: Foot cover back

Pos. 1 Safety screw

• Attach the lower and upper telescopic covers (2x lower, part no. 8616380, 2x upper,
part no. 8616398) and secure them with 2 countersunk socket screws M3x6 at the front
and back.
Fig. 137: Mounted telescopic covers

Pos. 1 Foot cover
Pos. 2 Lower telescopic cover
Pos. 3 Upper telescopic cover
• Attach the top covers (left part no. 8616372, right part no. 8616364)
Fig. 138: Mounting the top covers

• At the front the pins from the top covers have to lock into the grommets.
Fig. 139: Grommets for the top covers

Pos. 1 Grommets
• At the back hook in the pin from the top covers into the cover holder.
Fig. 140: Top covers back

Pos. 1 Pin
Pos. 2 Cover holder

• At the back secure the top covers with 2 countersunk socket screws M3x6 and 2 coun-
tersunk socket screws M6x16 with washers.
Fig. 141: Screws - top cover back

Pos. 1 2 screws M6x16
• At the front secure the top covers with 2 countersunk socket screws M3x6 and 2 coun-
tersunk socket screws M6x16 with washers.
Fig. 142: Screws - top cover front

• a) If the cables between the gantry and the MPT (W006, W032, W052, W058, W072)
are routed under the floor, the cover sheet (5/Fig. 123 / p. 117) at the front of the foot
covers has to be attached with 2 countersunk socket screws M4x10.
b) If the cables between the gantry and the MPT (W006, W032, W052, W058, W072)
are routed on the floor, a cable trench has to be installed.

- Mount the cable trench to the floor with the two enclosed screws and washers. The
ground point of the cable trench must be next to the gantry as shown in the figure
(Fig. 144 / p. 126).
- Route the cables without tension into the cable trench.
Fig. 143: Cables between gantry and MPT
Fig. 144: MPT cable trench without cover

- Attach the cover of the cable trench with the 4 screws.
Fig. 145: Cable trench cover
Pos. 1 4 screws
Ensure that the rolled up overlengths of the cables do not
touch the rotating part of the gantry.

128 ICS and Control Box
8-
General Information
8ICS and Control Box

30 650/250/500
Personnel 0

Standard tool kit

ICS and Control Box 129
Unpacking 8.1

4. Remove all packaging from the crate and unpack all components.
After removing the packaging, examine the components for transport damage, e.g., due to

Transporting 8.2
Carry the computer, monitor, and control box individually to the installation location. For the
respective installation location, refer to the project plan or ask the on-site project manager.

Assembling the ICS at its installation location 8.3
NOTE Prior to finalizing the location of the IRS, please check that
NOTE For Tower 8, a base foot (to stabilize the tower) has to be
installed at the computer. The base foot is delivered with the
computer. Install it as described in (Base Foot of Tower
8 / p. 131).
Unpacking and Installing 0
Base Foot of Tower 8

The base foot for Tower 8 has to be installed if the workstation is not installed in a cabinet
or console.
Fig. 146: Attaching the base foot with screws

To ensure a secure position, the base foot must be attached prior to start-up.
• Lift the device slightly in back.
• Push the base foot under the device in the direction of the arrow (Pos.
1/Fig. 146 / p. 131).
¹ Make sure that the holes for the screws are aligned.
• Attach the base foot with the knurled screws (Pos. 2/Fig. 146 / p. 131).

Positioning the Components
1. Position the following on the operating console:

- Monitor (Pos. 2/Fig. 147 / p. 132)
- Keyboard (Pos. 3/Fig. 147 / p. 132)
- Mouse (Pos. 4/Fig. 147 / p. 132)
- Control box (Pos. 5/Fig. 147 / p. 132)
1. Position the ICS computer (Pos. 1/Fig. 147 / p. 132) at the location specified.
NOTE Please note that the ICS computer has to be positioned 100
mm away from the wall. Otherwise, the air from the fans cool-
ing the computer will not circulate enough.
NOTE There is a connection overview at the left side cover of the

ICS/CTAWP.
Fig. 147: Example: overview of operating console
Pos. 1 ICS computer

Pos. 2 ICS monitor
Pos. 3 Keyboard
Pos. 4 Mouse
Pos. 5 Control box
NOTE The multiple socket strip has to be mounted as shown in the

figure. (Fig. 148 / p. 133)

Fig. 148: Mounting the multiple socket strip

Pos. 1 Nut
Pos. 2 Contact washer
Pos. 3 Multiple socket strip

134 System Connections
9-
General Information
9System Connections
• The cable sets are delivered at a length of either 10 m, 16 m, or 25 m, depending on the

order.
NOTE The cables are marked “red” and “green”. The red mark is for
the Definition cable length, the green mark is for the Defini-
tion AS cable length. The mark defines the cable length nec-
essary for the internal connection e.g., in the gantry.
If no green mark is available use the red one.
NOTE Fiber-optic cables are extremely sensitive and easily dam-

aged. Be extremely careful when routing fiber optic cables.
Fiber optic cables should not be routed until system cabling
is complete.
Do not undershoot the 50 mm bending radius of fiber optic
cables.
NOTE Generally all cables have to be secured with cable ties.

Ensure that fiber optic cables and Ethernet cables are routed
as required. They may malfunction when the cable ties are
too tight. It is preferred to attach these two kinds of cables
with tape or cable ties that easily tighten.
NOTE When lines W4 or W5 are shortened, inform the start-up per-

sonnel and enter it in the installation protocol.
Lines may only be shortened by a trained electrician using
the necessary special tools.
The minimum length of cables is 7 m. Do not fall below this
value.
After you shortened the cables, identify them correctly with
the supplied labels.
NOTE Correct cable routing is the basic prerequisite for a properly

working system.
For this reason, follow these instructions carefully.

System Connections 135
T NOTE The following torques apply:

• D sub plug: 0.13 Nm
• Cable connections at the line filter: 3 Nm
• HV cables W4 and W5 at XGS: 4.8 Nm
• HV cables W4 and W5 at XGS at the brush block of the slip
ring: 6 Nm
• PE cable at stud M6: 6 Nm
NOTE An overview is posted at the door of the PDC_A.

(1/Fig. 149 / p. 135)
Fig. 149: Overview - Connections in PDC_A
NOTE The HV connections at the slip ring have to be connected as

shown in the graphic. (Fig. 150 / p. 136), (Fig. 151 / p. 136)

Fig. 150: Cable connection at threaded bolt Fig. 151: Cable connection with screw
Pos. 1 Nut Pos. 1 Screw
Pos. 2 Contact washer Pos. 2 Contact washer
Pos. 3 Washer Pos. 3 Washer
Pos. 4 Cable socket Pos. 4 Cable socket
Pos. 5 Cable Pos. 5 Cable
NOTE The following graphics show the connections of the PE lines.

(Fig. 152 / p. 136), (Fig. 153 / p. 136)
Fig. 152: PE-connection with screw Fig. 153: PE-connection on threaded bolt
Pos. 1 Screw Pos. 1 Nut
Pos. 2 Washer Pos. 2 Washer
Pos. 3 Cable socket Pos. 3 Cable socket
Pos. 4 Contact washer Pos. 4 Contact washer
Pos. 5 Cable Pos. 5 Cable
Personnel 0
• One person is required for this work step.


Standard tool kit
Torque wrench 0.13Nm Tightening the D sub plug
Torque wrench, 4-20 Nm Tightening the connections
Cable Designations 0
• Every cable is identified by a W number and every plug and socket by an X number.
Identical X numbers belong together.
Fig. 154: Cable labeling description
Cable routing 0
• The W4 and W5 medium voltage cables from the PDCs to the gantry have to be routed
as close to the PE cable as possible. They should be bundled together where possible.
• Do not roll up excess cable lengths. The excess length should be routed so as to mean-
der in the cable channel. (Fig. 155 / p. 138)

Fig. 155: Cable routing
Bending radius 0
• The bending radius for the fiber optic cable has to be at least 50mm.
• Voltage, signal, and ground cables have to remain within these dimensions.

List of Fix points 9.1
Tab. 5 List of Fix points
Cable intended use From connec- To connection Comments

tion point point
W1 Power for stationary PDC_A X100 Gantry X304 Line voltage cable
gantry L1/L2/L3 for stationary
gantry power and L/N
for UPS power
W2 Power for rotating PDC_A X102 Gantry X345 Line voltage cable for
gantry rotating gantry power;
L1/L2/L3/N
W3 Power for cooling PDC_A X103 Gantry X303 Line voltage cable for
system in the gantry WCS
W4 High power trans- PDC_A MVT_A Gantry SRS_R For HV generator A
mitting A X6/X8 X30
W5 High power trans- PDC_B MVT_B Gantry SRS_R For HV generator B
mitting B X6/X8 X40
W7 Power for IRS PDC_A X105 IRS X10 Line voltage cable for
IRS power; L1/N/PE
W8 Power for computer PDC_A X104 ICS_PD Line voltage cable for
ICS power distributor
power; L_USV/N/PE
W9 Power for PHS PDC_A X101 Gantry X302 Line voltage cable for
PHS power; L/N
W10 Power for computer PDC_A X110 IES_PD Line voltage cable for
IES power distributor
power; L_USV/N/PE
W11 Power for XGS_B PDC_A X142 PDC_B X142 Line voltage cable for
HV-generator_B
power;
L/N/PE/Service_L
W30 Gantry PE PDC_A PE Gantry PE PE cable; 35 mm2
W33 IRS PE PDC_A PE IRS PE PE cable; 10 mm2
W34 ICS PE PDC_A PE ICS_PD PE PE cable; 10 mm2
W35 IES PE PDC_A PE IES_PD PE PE cable; 10 mm2
W36 Gantry PE PDC_B PE Gantry PE333 PE cable; 35 mm2
W51 Control box cable Con_Box Gantry_UMAS Control cable
X402


tion point point
W53 Standard Ethernet PDC_A ESI X2 Gantry UMAS Data line to internal
X460 Ethernet switch in
PDC_A
W54 Control CAN and PDC_A XGS_A Gantry UMAS Control cable
StopRep X4 X400
W55 Control between PDC_A XGS_A PDC_B XGS_B Control cable
XGS X3 X4
W57 Gbit Ethernet PDC_A ESI X4 IRS X3 Data line to internal
Ethernet switch in
PDC_A
W59 Control PDC_A X143 Gantry X369 This cable will be avail-
able (with newer sys-
tems only) in January
2007
W61 Gbit Ethernet PDC_A ESI X3 ICS X40 Data line to internal
Ethernet switch in
PDC_A
W63 Standard Ethernet PDC_A ESE X1 ICS X41 Data line to internal
Ethernet switch in
PDC_A
W64 Standard Ethernet PDC_A ESE X2 IES X45 Data line to internal
Ethernet switch in
PDC_A
W65 Standard Ethernet PDC_A ESI X5 IRS KVM X4 Data line to internal
Ethernet switch in
PDC_A
(Only for IRSmx2a)
W70 Duplex FastLink IRS Gantry UMAS Data line; fiber optic
patch GREC-FL_A X1 cable
X2
W74 Duplex FastLink PDC_A XGS_A Gantry UMAS Data line; fiber optic
patch X2 X3 cable
W76 Duplex FastLink PDC_B XGS_B Gantry UMAS Data line; fiber optic
patch X2 X4 cable
W78 Duplex FastLink IRS Gantry UMAS Data line; fiber optic
patch GREC-FL_B X2 cable
X2


tion point point
W98 Duplex DataLink IRS Gantry X395 Data line; fiber optic
patch GREC-FL_A/B cable
X1.I
W821 Control between W/A split indoor Gantry - cooling Control cable
W/A split indoor unit unit X3 unit X6
and gantry
(optional)
NOTE If the monitor (ICS, IES, or dual) is delivered with an addi-

tional PE cable,
then connect the PE cable of the monitor to the IMS power
distribution PE sockets (PIT).

Wiring diagrams 9.2
Voltage and protective conductor cables 0
Fig. 156: System connections - line voltage and protective conductor

Pos. 1 On-site line voltage cable for PDC_B (L1/L2/L3/N/PE)
Pos. 2 On-site line voltage cable for PDC_A (L1/L2/L3/N/PE)
Pos. 3 Radiation warning indicator; connection to floating ground relay switch contact; load: 230 VAC/2 A or 24 VDC/2
A; or 24 VDC/1 A output voltage; on-site cable
Pos. 4 Radiation ready indicator; connection to floating ground relay switch contact; load: 230 VAC/2 A or 24 VDC/2 A
or 24 VDC/1 A output voltage; on-site cable
Pos. 5 Door switch; on-site cable
Pos. 6 Connection (external cooling system “ON/OFF”) to floating ground relay switch contact; load: 230 VAC/2 A or 24
VDC/2 A; on-site cable; to switch ON/OFF an on-site chiller or the optional water/air-split cooling system

Pos. 7 Connection to EPO switch (Emergency-Power “OFF”); on-site cable
Pos. 8 Line voltage cable (power cord) to ICS tower PC; length 3 m; in delivery volume
Pos. 9 Line voltage cable (power cord) to monitor; length 3 m; in delivery volume
Pos. 10 Line voltage power distribution terminal for the ICS components; length 3 m; in delivery volume
Control and data lines 0
Fig. 157: System connections - control and data lines

Pos. 1 Mouse cable for ICS
Pos. 2 Keyboard cable for ICS
Pos. 3 Monitor cable (video)
Pos. 4 On-site LAN cable
Pos. 5 On-site camera cable

syngo CT Workplace (IES) connection 0
Fig. 158: System connections - syngo CT Workplace (option)

Pos. 1 Mouse and keyboard cables
Pos. 2 Line voltage connection/ power distribution terminal

Connecting the Components 9.3
Establish the system connections using the list of fixed points (Tab. 5 / p. 139) and the wir-
ing diagrams presented above.
• The cable inlet is located at the bottom in back of the gantry. (2/Fig. 159 / p. 145)
• The connections of the gantry are all located on the right side and/or in the lower back at
the slip ring. (Fig. 161 / p. 147)
• Every cable connected to the slip ring must be separately attached with a cable tie.
(1/Fig. 162 / p. 147)
• An isolation box has to be attached to the connection between the control box and cable
W51. (Fig. 163 / p. 147)
• When connecting the MVT cables W4 and W5 in the PDC's at X6, ensure that the backs
of the cable shoes are connected to one another (Fig. 165 / p. 149). At connection X8,
the cable shoes must be connected on top of each other (Fig. 166 / p. 149). The cable
routing has to match that shown in the picture (Fig. 164 / p. 148).
• When connecting the table, excess cables have to be rolled up and tied together in the
gantry. (Fig. 168 / p. 150)
• The side panels can be flipped open for a simple routing of the cables for IRSmx1. The
latch mechanism can be opened by pulling the pins upward or pressing them down-
ward at the brown ends by using a screwdriver. (Fig. 169 / p. 151)
• The cable inlet of the IRSmx1 is located in the back at the bottom. (Fig. 170 / p. 152)
Cabling details for the Gantry 0
Fig. 159: Cable inlets (gantry cover) - cable routing on the floor
Pos. 1 Inlet for the water hoses
Pos. 2 Inlet for the cables

Fig. 160: Gantry from the right

Pos. 1 Connections for the fast link cables
Pos. 2 Stop valve for outflow of condensed water
Pos. 3 Four square Allen key

Fig. 161: Cable routing at back of gantry

Pos. 1 Power cables
Pos. 2 Fast link cables
Pos. 3 Data cables
Fig. 162: Slip ring connections

Pos. 1 Cable tie
Fig. 163: Isolation box - Connection control

box

Cabling details for the PDCs 0
NOTE The cables W4 and W5 have to be connected as shown in

pictures (Fig. 164 / p. 148) and (Fig. 165 / p. 149),
(Fig. 166 / p. 149).
At connection X8, route the two black wires from two sides to
the connection point. Position the lug as shown in
(Fig. 166 / p. 149).
Tighten the wires at connection screws X6 and X8 with a
torque of 4.8 Nm.
Fig. 164: Connection W4/W5 in PDC_A/B

Pos. 1 X6 (wire from one side)
Pos. 2 X8 (wire from two sides)

Fig. 165: Detail - Connection X6 W4/W5 in

PDC_A/B
Fig. 166: Detail - Connection X8 W4/W5 in

PDC_A/B
Cabling details for PHS 0
NOTE After the table has been connected, do not flip the front
upward. If you do, the connectors will break off.

Fig. 167: Overview - connections and cable routing PHS
Fig. 168: Excess cable length - PHS

Cabling details for IRS 0
Fig. 169: IRSmx1 cable routing and latch mechanism of side panel

Fig. 170: IRSmx1 cable inlet - back

Cooling Water Circulation System 153
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General Information
10Cooling Water Circulation System
NOTE All cooling water connections and hoses have to be insu-

lated. Otherwise, excessive condensation will form.
• Two water hoses are included in the delivery volume for the system.
• The hoses have a pre-installed connection piece on one side.
• The hoses have to be connected to the back right of the gantry.
• Hose connection pieces and hose connection adapter for the other (on-site) side of the
hoses are delivered separately. These parts are for the on-site water connection.
• The loose end of the hose has to be shortened accordingly and connected to the on-site
water supply using these connectors.
Personnel 0

Standard tool kit
Open end wrench, 36mm Tightening the hose connection pieces
Open end wrench, 41mm Tightening the hose connection pieces

154 Cooling Water Circulation System
Connecting the water hoses with on-site cooling system 10.1
NOTE You have to use fully insulated hoses to avoid condensed

water. In case the hoses are not insulated, the project man-
ager has to provide the insulation material (Fig. 174 / p. 156).
To check for leak tightness, insulate the connections only
two hours after the fill procudure.
NOTE To connect the water hoses to the gantry use the gantry con-
nections for water supply as shown below (Fig. 175 / p. 157)
and (Fig. 176 / p. 158).
At a minimum, the connection piece with the shut-off valve
has to be installed!
1. Connect the hose with the red mark to the "water outlet" connector at the lower right in
back of the gantry.
NOTE Arrows are printed on the hose. The arrows have to point
away from the gantry.
2. Mark the other end of the hose red.

3. Connect the hose with the blue mark to the "water inlet" connector at the lower right in
back of the gantry.
NOTE Arrows are printed on the hose. The arrows have to point to
the gantry.
4. Mark the other end of the hose blue.

5. Tighten the connections.
- Use a 36 mm or 41 mm open end wrench.
6. The hoses must be delivered insulated. If they are not, insulate the hoses with the mate-
rial provided by the project manager.
NOTE To check for leak tightness, insulate the connections only

two hours after the fill procudure.
7. Route the water hoses to the on-site water connection.

8. Shorten the hoses to the required length.
9. Install the hose connection pieces. See also (Installation of the hose connection
pieces / p. 159).
10. Connect the hose with the red marking to the on-site return (Fig. 172 / p. 156). If
needed use the hose connection adapter provided, see (On-site hose connection
adapter / p. 159).

NOTE The arrows printed on the hose have to point to the on-site
water connection (return).
11. Connect the hose with the blue marking to the on-site water supply (Fig. 172 / p. 156). If
needed use the hose connection adapter provided, see (On-site hose connection
adapter / p. 159).
NOTE The arrows printed on the hose have to point away from the
on-site water connection (supply).
Fig. 171: Insulated water connection, gantry

Fig. 172: On-site chilled water connection Fig. 173: Insulation, on-site water connections
Fig. 174: Routing the insulated chilled water hoses

Installing the gantry connection pieces 0
Fig. 175: Gantry connections for water supply

Fig. 176: Gantry water connection with and without the 90° elbow adapters - examples
Pos. (A) When routing on the floor; 90° “short” elbow adapter
Pos. (B) When routing in a cable duct; 90° “long” elbow adapter; short vertical part
Pos. (C) When routing in access flooring; 90° “long” elbow adapter; long vertical part
Pos. (D) When routing through a core drilling
Pos. 1 Shut-off valve
Pos. 2 Base of the cooling system
Pos. 3 Flooring
Pos. 4 90° "short" elbow adapter
Pos. 5 90° “long” elbow adapter; short side vertical
Pos. 6 Cable duct
Pos. 7 Plates of the access flooring
Pos. 8 90° "long" elbow adapter; long side vertical
Pos. 9 Water hose
Pos. 10 Core drilling

Installation of the hose connection pieces 0
Fig. 177: Overview of the required parts Fig. 178: Metal hose adapter and half shell
Fig. 179: Installed connecting piece Fig. 180: Completed connecting piece
Pos. 1 Spacer disks Pos. 1 Spacer disk
Pos. 2 Half-shells
• The hoses have a pre-installed connector on one side.

• Check the installation material (Fig. 177 / p. 159).
• Insert the adapter into the hose as shown (Fig. 178 / p. 159).
• Position the hose with adapter into a metal half-shell as shown (Fig. 178 / p. 159).
• Slide 4 Allen screws (size 5 mm) from the bottom into the half-shell and place a spacer
on each screw. Refer to (1/Fig. 179 / p. 159).
• Position the second half-shell on the (2/Fig. 180 / p. 159).
• Tighten the screws with nuts on the opposite side, until the spacers abut between the
half shells (1/Fig. 180 / p. 159).
On-site hose connection adapter 0
Use the hose connection adapter provided to connect the hose (with installed hose con-
nection pieces), routed from the gantry, to the on-site water connection.

Two different hose connection adapters are alternatively available:

• Version A, see (Fig. 182 / p. 160)
• or Version B, see (Fig. 181 / p. 160)
Fig. 181: Version B - on-site hose connection adapter
Fig. 182: On-site hose connection adapter

Connecting the water hoses with W/A split cooling system 10.2
NOTE You have to use fully insulated hoses to avoid condensed

water. In case the hoses are not insulated, the project man-
ager has to provide the insulation material (Fig. 174 / p. 156).
To check for leak tightness, wait two hours after the fill pro-
cedure to insulate the connections.
NOTE To connect the water hoses to the gantry use the gantry con-
nections for water supply as shown below (Fig. 175 / p. 157)
and (Fig. 176 / p. 158).
Fig. 183: Hose connections to gantry

Pos. 1 Supply inlet
Pos. 2 Supply outlet
Pos. 3 Fill valve
Pos. 4 Drainage valve (behind the outlet pipe)
Pos. 5 Shut-off valve (red handle)
1. Connect the hose with the red mark to the "water outlet" connector at the lower right in
back of the gantry.
NOTE Arrows are printed on the hose. The arrows have to point
away from the gantry.
2. Mark the other end of the hose red.

3. Connect the hose with the blue mark to the "water inlet" connector at the lower right in
back of the gantry.
NOTE Arrows are printed on the hose. The arrows have to point to
the gantry.
4. Mark the other end of the hose blue.


6. The hoses must be delivered insulated. If they are not, insulate the hoses with the mate-
rial provided by the project manager.
NOTE To check for leak tightness, wait two hours after the fill pro-
cedure to insulate the connections.
7. Route the water hoses to the indoor unit water connection.

8. Shorten the hoses to the required length.
9. Install the connectors. See also (Installation of the hose connection pieces / p. 159).
10. Connect the hose with the red marking to the return.
NOTE The arrows printed on the hose have to point to the indoor
unit water connection (return).
11. Connect the hose with the blue marking to the water supply.
NOTE The arrows printed on the hose have to point away from the
indoor unit water connection (supply).

Installation of the hose connection pieces 0
Install the hose connection pieces. Refer to chapter (Installation of the hose connection
pieces / p. 159).

Filling the cooling water circuit with on-site water supply 10.3
NOTE Prior to filling the cooling water circuit, ensure that the
on-site water pressure does not exceed the maximum limit of
10 bar.
NOTE The hose for condensed water and bleeding air has to first be
connected to an on-site outlet.
The hose is rolled up in the right side of the gantry.
1. Ensure that the hose for condensed water and for bleeding air is connected to the
on-site outlet.
2. Open the on-site water supply (blue hose).
3. Open the on-site return (red hose).
4. Open the stop valve for the outflow of condensed water or for bleeding air. Use the
four-square Allen key attached at the side.
5. Leave the valve open for approx. 10 minutes.
6. Look whether the clear hose for condensed water or bleeding air still contains air bub-
bles.
7. Close the stop valve for the outflow of condensed water or for bleeding air.
8. Wait 15 minutes and repeat the process beginning at step 4.
NOTE After the gantry is completely filled, the on-site connections

as well as the connections of the gantry have to be checked
at regular 2 hour intervals for possible leaks.
If the connections are free of leaks, the connections have to
be insulated as well with the insulation material
(Fig. 171 / p. 155); (Fig. 173 / p. 156).

Fig. 184: Gantry from the right

Pos. 1 Connections for the fast link cables
Pos. 2 Stop valve for outflow of condensed water
Pos. 3 Four square Allen key

Filling the cooling water circuit with W/A split cooling system 10.4
NOTE The nominal static water pressure for the Gantry-WCS water
system: 2 bar (± 0.2 bar; when the WCS is switched off).
Refill is mandatory at 1.8 bar.
Fig. 185: Hose connections to gantry

Pos. 1 Supply inlet
Pos. 2 Supply outlet
Pos. 3 Fill valve
Pos. 4 Drainage valve (behind the outlet pipe)
Pos. 5 Shut-off valve (red handle)
• Install the brass connector to one end of the garden hose and tighten accordingly. The
brass connector is included in the WCS delivery volume (to connect the filling / draining
hoses to the WCS).
• Remove the brass cap from the gantry water filling valve at the WCS "gantry water
inlet". The cap will be used later to open/close the valve.
• Connect the hose to the gantry water filling valve and tighten it.
• Attach the water connection adapter to the other end of the garden hose (obtain locally
based on the water tap of the on-site water supply).
• Connect the water connection adapter to a nearby water tap (on-site water supply) and
tighten accordingly.
• Install the 2nd brass connector on the second garden hose and tighten it accordingly.
• Remove the brass cap from the gantry water drainage valve at the WCS (next to the
water pump). The cap will be used later to open/close the valve.
• Connect the second garden hose to the "gantry water drainage valve" and tighten.
• The other end of the garden hose must be routed and secured to a drain.
• Open the gantry water drainage valve with one of the brass caps (to open, turn in
counter-clockwise direction).

• Close the red lever for the "Gantry Water Inlet".

- The red lever is in the horizontal position
• The manometer must be connected to the "Gantry Water Outlet".
• Open the water tap.
• Slowly open the gantry water filling valve with the brass cap (to open, turn in
counter-clockwise direction).
- Water flows through the gantry water system bypass.
• Check the seals of all hose connections at the gantry and WCS.
• Flush the system for several minutes.
• After 5-10 minutes, use the 5 mm Allen wrench to open the magnet valve to the end
stop (turn in clockwise direction). If installed, turn it to position 10. Water now flows from
the WCS to the gantry. The system must be flushed like this for 30 minutes.
- Some air will escape from the internal air vent installed in the WCS (audible hiss).
• Close the gantry water drainage valve, then close the gantry water filling valve.
• Set the lever to vertical position (open).
• Open the gantry water filling valve.
- The water pressure should increase. Check the manometer.
- Close the gantry water filling valve when the pressure reaches 2.2 bar -2.5.
• Close the water tap.
• Check the hose connection seals again.
• Keep the hoses connected in case refilling is necessary during start-up.
• To refill, open the water tap, then open the fill valve until reaching 2.2 bar on the
manometer.
• Refill is mandatory at 1.8 bar.
• Remove the filling and drainage hoses if pressure remains constant during the start-up
process.
- Disconnect the filling water hose from the on-site water supply, then disconnect it
from the WCS. Pour the remaining water in the hose down the drain.
- Disconnect the draining water hose from the WCS and pour the remaining water in
the hose down the drain.
• Reinstall the brass caps on the filling and drainage valves to prevent leakage.

Final Work Steps 167
11-
Measuring the protective conductor resistance
11Final Work Steps
General information 0
Checking the protective system conductor
NOTE Measure the protective conductor meter as described in the

following product-specific contents.
NOTE All measuring points are listed in the "Mechanical Installation

Certificate" CT00-000.813.02.xx.02.
• Make sure that the measurement instrument is calibrated according to manufacturer's

specifications.
• Use a protective conductor meter to perform the test.
• To ensure correct results, unroll the test cable completely from the test device prior to
performing the test. Check the correct zero setting.
• Measure the protective conductor and resistance and enter all results in the “Mechani-
cal Installation Certificate”.
General notes when measuring at the monitors

Always follow the note shown below when measuring at one of the monitors.
NOTE Disconnect the monitor signal cable to the computer. Other-

wise, the graphics board will be destroyed.
Measuring point, 19” monitor (Siemens/Eizo)
Fig. 186: 19 inch flat screen

Pos. 1 Measurement point

168 Final Work Steps
Measuring point, 19” monitor (Bigtide)
Fig. 187: 19" flat screen

Pos. 1 Measurement point

Installing the Gantry Covers 11.1
The covers have to be installed in the reverse order that they were removed. Refer to the
instructions in chapter (Removing the covers / p. 58).
Installing Gantry Baseboard Covers 0
Mount the four gantry baseboard covers (Pos. 5/Fig. 188 / p. 169) to the front and rear at
the bottom of the gantry by pushing the pins of the baseboard cover into the corresponding
grommet of the gantry.
Gantry-MPT Baseboard Cover (front center) 0
Fig. 188: Gantry baseboard cover

Pos. 1 Mounting bracket for Gantry-MPT baseboard cover
Pos. 2 Grommet
Pos. 3 Gantry-MPT baseboard cover (cabling under floor)
Pos. 4 Gantry-MPT baseboard cover (cabling on floor with cable duct)
Pos. 5 Standard gantry baseboard cover
Mounting the Gantry-MPT baseboard bracket

• Attach the two grommets (Pos. 2/Fig. 188 / p. 169) to the bracket (Pos.
1/Fig. 188 / p. 169)
• Tighten the bracket (Pos. 1/Fig. 188 / p. 169) with two screws to the gantry
• The material grommet and screws are provided in the delivery volume.
Mounting of the baseboard cover
• If the cables between the gantry and MPT are installed under the floor, mount the Gan-
try-MPT baseboard (Pos. 3/Fig. 188 / p. 169) to the gantry (front center) by pushing the
pins of the baseboard cover into the corresponding grommet of the gantry.

• If the cables between gantry and MPT are installed at the floor in a cable trench, mount
the Gantry-MPT baseboard (Pos. 4/Fig. 188 / p. 169) to the gantry (front-center) by
pushing the pins of the baseboard cover into the corresponding grommet of the gantry.
An opening for the cable trench has to be cut out at the middle MPT baseboard as
shown in the figure (Fig. 189 / p. 170). The opening has a line of breakage in the cover.
Fig. 189: Cutting out an opening for the cable trench

Cleaning the System 11.2
NOTE The system has to be cleaned before being transferred to the

customer.
When cleaning the outer surfaces, only use cleaning agents
recommended by the manufacturer.
• Never use sprays. They could seep into assemblies, destroy electrical parts, change
the structure of plastics, or form explosive combinations of air and solvent vapors.
• Never use cleaning agents contains the following components or ingredients:
- Abrasive or organic solvents such as aldehyde, acetone, spot remover, benzene, or
alcohol. These can weaken surfaces or cause hairline fractures that will cause the
material to break under any load (Exceptions: alcohol can be used to clean monitor
screens, and aldehyde-based compounds may be used to disinfect the gantry or the
hardened surfaces of the patient table).
- Cleaning agents that can produce ammonia gas through decomposition or evapora-
tion. Ammonia gas causes stress corrosion.
- Cleaning agents containing silicone. Old silicone causes electrical contact problems.
- Phenol-based or chlorine-releasing disinfectants, which can weaken materials.
Permitted and recommended cleaning agents
• The following cleaning agents may be used to clean the patient table, the patient table
pad, and patient positioning supports.
- Tego, 10% vol.
- Gigasept, 6% vol.
- Somplex Perfekt AC, 2% vol.
- Melsitt, 10% vol. (slightly discolors surfaces)
- Peform, 2% vol. (slightly discolors surfaces)
Gantry / Patient Table
• Clean these components with a damp cloth.
ICS / IRS / IES Computer / UPS
• Clean these components with a damp cloth.
Monitors
• Monitors have sensitive anti-reflective layers.
• Clean the monitors with a soft cloth.
• Either pure alcohol or alcohol diluted in distilled water to a ratio of 1:3 or 2:3 may be
used.
• Never use solvents.

Installation Protocol 11.3
• Mechanical installation protocol (print no. CT00-000.813.02.01.02)
NOTE This protocol has to be completed when the mechanical

installation was performed by a service provider (transport
company) authorized by SIEMENS.
- The mechanical installation protocol is located in the blue installation binder, Regis-
ter 2.
- The certificate signed by the authorized installation team has to be left in the blue Sie-
mens "Technical Documents" binder.
- The certificate has to be reviewed and signed by the local Siemens installer and left
on-site in the "System Owners manual", register "Protocols".

Changes to previous version 173
12Changes to previous version 12-
Page Change Reason

(Unpacking the Protective plastic wrap for gantry added. Change No.: 560359
gantry / p. 51)

174 Index
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hz_serdoc_F13G12U01M01 . . . . 79, 105


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SOMATOM Definition C2-028.812.02.14.02 Page 2 of 174 © Siemens, 2006

1 _______ General Information______________________________________________ 7

2 _______ PDC B ________________________________________________________ 22

3 _______ PDC A ________________________________________________________ 29

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Installing the UPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

4 _______ IRS ___________________________________________________________ 42

5 _______ Gantry ________________________________________________________ 49

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Removing the patient table from the pallet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

7 _______ MPT (Patient Table) ____________________________________________ 100

General information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

8 _______ ICS and Control Box ___________________________________________ 128

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

9 _______ System Connections ___________________________________________ 134

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134

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Wiring diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142

10 ______ Cooling Water Circulation System ________________________________ 153

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153

11 ______ Final Work Steps ______________________________________________ 167

Measuring the protective conductor resistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167

12 ______ Changes to previous version ____________________________________ 173

13 ______ Index ________________________________________________________ 174

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NOTE The packaging of each component includes a label which

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Preliminary steps for the installation 1.1

Preliminary steps for the customer 0

Document name Print number

General preliminary steps 0

Gantry lifting bracket (optional)

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Fig. 1: Crane suspension for the gantry

Pos. (A) Front view

NOTE For safety reasons, we recommend using the safety cords

Other transport tools

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NOTE For countries outside Europe:

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Anchoring and packaging types 1.2

NOTE Adhere to all country-specific requirements and regulations.

NOTE Various packaging types are used depending on the destina-

Transport type Type of packaging

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Standard delivery volume 1.4

Tab. 1 Overview - standard assemblies

Fig. 2: Illustration - gantry and patient table

Fig. 3: PDC_A cabinet

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Fig. 4: PDC_B cabinet

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Fig. 5: Illustration: Control Box

Router / VPN Refer to the CT Planning Guide in document “Basic require-

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Safety information 1.5

NOTE Please adhere to the safety instructions in the document

Working with heavy loads 0

NOTE Put on the protective clothing prior to working on the system.

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) 0

1 _ General Information________________________________________ 7

2 _ PDC B __________________________________________________ 22

3 _ PDC A __________________________________________________ 29

4 _ IRS _____________________________________________________ 42

5 _ Gantry __________________________________________________ 49

7 _ MPT (Patient Table) ______________________________________ 100

8 _ ICS and Control Box _____________________________________ 128

9 _ System Connections _____________________________________ 134

10 Cooling Water Circulation System __________________________ 153

11 Final Work Steps ________________________________________ 167

12 Changes to previous version ______________________________ 173

13 Index __________________________________________________ 174