Mammo Select Startup

MAMMOMAT SELECT
Installation and Startup

MAMMOMAT SELECT
Installation and Startup Instructions
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Table of Contents 3
1 General information 5
1.1 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.1 Safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1.2 Product-specific remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.1.3 Access privileges on the system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1.2 Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.2.1 Required documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.2.2 Required aids and tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
2 Installation 11
2.1 Installation notes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

2.1.1 Packing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2.2 Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
2.3 Moving the Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.4 Unit Installation and Assembly of the Option Parts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2.4.1 Unit Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2.4.2 Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2.4.3 Power Line Transformer Installation and Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
2.4.4 Installing the Radiation Shield (option). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
2.4.5 Installing the Control Console Holder (option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
2.4.6 Installing the CR Interface (option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2.4.7 Unit Self-Check and Configuration Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2.4.8 Installation of other Option Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
3 Start up 35
3.1 Generator Warm-up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

3.2 Check of Generator max. Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3.3 Check of System Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
3.4 Check of the Button Function and Display Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
3.5 Check of the Stand Rotation Angle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
3.6 Check of the Stand Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
3.7 Emergency Button Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
3.8 Self-locking Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
3.9 Check of the Minimum Safety Height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
3.10 Dose Rate Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
3.11 Auto Exposure Control Function Check. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
3.12 Opdose Mode Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
3.13 “Insert Cassette” Hint Function Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
3.14 Mo/Mo and Mo/Rh Switch Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
3.15 Light Field and Radiation Field Relationship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
3.16 Relationship between the radiation field and image receptor . . . . . . . . . . . 53
3.17 Max. distance from the chest radiation side to the chest wall side . . . . . . . 55
3.18 AEC Cut-off Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
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3.19 Grid Shadow Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

3.20 AEC Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3.20.1 AEC Calibration for CR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
3.20.2 AEC Calibration for “Film 1” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
3.20.3 AEC Calibration for other Types of Films . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
3.20.4 Recording the AEC Calibration Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
3.21 Backing up the System Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
4 Final Work Steps 81
4.1 Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
4.2 Bolting the Stand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
4.3 Protective earth resistance measurement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
4.4 Safety Checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
4.5 Service parts shipped with the system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
5 Certificate, System Serial No. 88
5.1 Startup Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

5.2 Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
5.3 Test Equipment Used . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
5.4 Remarks and Problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
5.5 Open Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
5.6 XP Installation Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
6 Customer Turn-over Training 96
6.1 Customer Turn-over Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

6.2 Customer Turn-over Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
6.3 Information for CR User. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
7 Changes to previous Version 102
8 List of Hazard IDs 103

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General information 1 5
1.1 Notes
Only qualified and system-trained service staff are allowed to perform Mammomat Select
system installation, service, maintenance and quality assurance. Ensure that the most re‐
cent version of the service documentation is on hand.
1.1.1 Safety information
1.1.1.1 Icons
X Warning about ionizing radiation or radioactive substances. Tests and adjustments that
must be performed with the radiation switched on are indicated by this radiation warning
icon.
C Caution! General hazard warning.
E ESD: Warning about electrostatically sensitive components.
1.1.1.2 Safety labeling
 DANGER
DANGER indicates an immediate danger that if disregarded will cause death or se‐
rious physical injury.

 WARNING
WARNING indicates a possible danger that if disregarded can cause death or seri‐
ous physical injury.

 CAUTION
CAUTION used with the safety alert icon indicates a possible danger that if disre‐
garded will or can lead to minor or moderate physical injury and/or damage to
property.


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NOTICE
NOTICE used without the safety alert icon indicates a possible danger that if disre‐
garded can or will lead to an undesirable outcome or state other than death,
physical injury or property damage.

Hazard Information
 NOTE is used to indicate information that explains the proper way to use devices or to
carry out a process, i.e., provides pointers and tips.
 CAUTION
Equipment is damaged or is outside of specifications.
GENERAL MISTREATMENT AND/OR PHYSICAL INJURY
 Follow the instructions in the technical documentation step by step to verify
correct installation.
 CAUTION
Incorrect unpacking.
PHYSICAL INJURY , PROPERTY DAMAGE
 Verify correct unpacking of the equipment.
 CAUTION
Equipment is damaged or is outside of specifications.
PROPERTY DAMAGE
 Verify that the equipment has no damage or has come outside of specifica‐
tions during transport.

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 CAUTION
Unintentional movement of moving parts due to unintentional activation or a sin‐
gle fault condition.
PHYSICAL INJURY
 Verify the correct function of activation elements for movement and radia‐
tion.
 CAUTION
Inadequate clearance between moving parts and the permanent structure of the
room
PHYSICAL INJURY
 Install additional grounding if the distance between the Mammo unit and the
control console is less than 0.75 m.
 CAUTION
Leakage current too high
PHYSICAL INJURY, ELECTROCUTION
 The patient environment area according to IEC60601-1 has to be taken into
consideration.
 CAUTION
Risk of tipping over!
PHYSICAL INJURY, FALLING OBJECTS
 In a earthquake risk region, the Mammo unit stand must be fastened to the
floor!
1.1.2 Product-specific remarks
1.1.2.1 Packing material

The packing materials for the stand and option parts are designed for reuse. Please do not
destroy!

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1.1.2.2 Power on the system

When the MAMMOMAT Select is being configured, it must be completely cabled.
1.1.2.3 Acceptance test

It is recommended that the acceptance test of the MAMMOMAT Select be performed
whenever a new MAMMOMAT Select system has been installed and whenever changes
that might affect performance have been made to an existing system.
The acceptance test of MAMMOMAT Select involves performance procedures in the Quali‐
ty Control Manual, ensuring that basic minimum image quality criteria are met before the
system is used with patients.
1.1.3 Access privileges on the system
1.1.3.1 Passwords
The required passwords are not included in this document. Obtain them from your rele‐
vant support center.

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1.2 Requirements
1.2.1 Required documents
1.2.1.1 Installation and startup documents
Document Print No.

Planning Guide XPW7-266.891.01...
Quality Assurance XPW7-266.820.01...
Operator Manual XPW7-266.620.01...
Safety Information XPW7-266.860.01...
Certificates for Startup, Service and Mainte‐ XPW7-266.835.01...
nance
1.2.2 Required aids and tools
Chapter Tool Name

Installation Multimeter
Standard installation and service tools
Bolting the Stand Torque wrench (30 Nm)
Bolting the transformer (option) Torque wrench (15 Nm)
Installation of console holder (option) to Torque wrench (12 Nm)
the wall
Check of generator max. power Oscilloscope
Check of stand rotation angle Water level
Check of the stand movement distance Tape measure
Self-locking function check PMMA phantom or BR12 phantom
Check of the minimum safety height Tape measure
Dose rate check Dosimeter
Opdose mode function check PMMA phantom or BR12 phantom
Auto control function check PMMA phantom or BR12 phantom
Relationship of the light field and radia‐ Method 1: DXR ruler
tion field Method 2: Five coins, ruler, centering cross, film

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Chapter Tool Name

Max. distance from the chest radiation Coin
side to the chest wall side
Relationship between the radiation field Method 1: DXR ruler and lead cross
and image receptor Method 2: Five coins, ruler, centering cross, film
AEC cut-off test Lead apron or lead panel
AEC Calibration PMMA phantom or BR12 phantom
AEC dosimeter holder (shipped with system)
Dosimeter
Sensitometer
Protective ground resistance measure‐ Ground resistance measurement device
ment

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2.1 Installation notes

These instructions describe the installation of
n Unpacking
n Main unit movement and installation
n Installation of the Radiation Shield with Console Holder
2.1.1 Packing
The MAMMOMAT Select is normally packed in one cardboard carton with the console.
The optional parts are packed in another cardboard carton.
Depending on the installation configuration, some steps below may be omitted.
System Components:
n The Mammomat Select system is comprised of the following components:
 -
-
Stand with integrated generator and tube
Control console
- Radiation shield (with/without console holder) as an option
Fig. 1: Mammomat Select

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2.2 Unpacking
n Check that equipment has not been damaged during transport.
 CAUTION
Exercise due care while unpacking.
There is a risk of foot injuries when handling heavy parts.
 Wear safety footwear.
n First check the appearance of the package. There should be no broken or damaged
conditions as shown in ( Fig. 2 Page 12).
n If there is any breakage, please contact the appropriate person and keep the relevant
evidence.
Fig. 2: View of the complete package
n Move the back package panel to the front of the equipment and use it as a ramp.
n Place it so it is aligned with the base as shown in ( Fig. 3 Page 13).
n Remove the protective materials on the top of the equipment.

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n Keep the attached option parts carton in an appropriate location.

Fig. 3: Unpacking instructions
 Avoid a large gap between the base and back panel when creating the ramp.
n Remove the transport frame on the two sides of the unit as shown in
( Fig. 4 Page 13).
Fig. 4: Removing the two halves of the transport frame
n Remove the four lifting bolts at the back of the system as shown in
( Fig. 5 Page 13).
Fig. 5: Removing the four lifting bolts

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n Remove the four base hole covers.

Fig. 6: Removing the four base hole covers

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2.3 Moving the Unit

n Remove the four securing screws on the base as shown in( Fig. 7 Page 15).
Fig. 7: Removing the four securing screws on the base
n Insert the lifting bolts into the four holes on the transport frame.
n Make sure the swivel castors are at the back of the system and the fixed castors are at
the front as shown in( Fig. 8 Page 15).
Fig. 8: Inserting the bolts into the transport frame
n Insert the four lifting bolts into the base holes as shown in( Fig. 9 Page 15).
Fig. 9: Inserting screws into the four base holes
 The swivel castors should be installed at back of the system. There are two ways to
thread into the four base holes.
Fig. 10: Two methods of installation
n Thread in the four lifting bolts one by one, make the base is off the ground about 25
mm.
n Push the equipment forward carefully over the ramp to the flat floor.

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n Then remove the four lifting bolts, make the sure the equipment is stable on the floor,
finally remove the transport frame.
Fig. 11: Using the transport frame to lift the equipment
 Securely hold the equipment when moving it onto the floor.

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2.4 Unit Installation and Assembly of the Option Parts
2.4.1 Unit Installation

n Visual Check of the Equipment
n Make sure there is no visible damage to the equipment.
n The equipment surface is without scratches.
n The surface should be bright and clean, the paint color and luster is uniform, no paint
missing.
Fig. 12: Unit stand
n First check the level of the system with the water level; if not level, the screw feet can
be adjusted.
n Take all option components out of the packaging.
n Check the quantity and type of the option components selected by customer and
make sure no part is missing according to the packing list.
2.4.2 Cabling
n Connect cables at the appropriate locations according to the directions on the bottom
rear of the system.
n If the power cable is not connected, remove the cable outlet cover. Connect the pow‐
er cable to the terminal on the cover.

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n Connect the remote control console and footswitch connection cables.

Fig. 13: Cable outlet cover (inside)
(1) 220V power connection

(2) Door switch/lamp connection (optional)
Fig. 14: Cable outlet cover (outside)
4
3
1 2
(1) Control console connection

(2) Footswitch connection
(3) Ground cable connection
(4) Power cable connection
 Make sure all cables are securely connected.

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 The ground cable must be connected before switching on power.
n Connecting the Door Switch and external Radiation Indicator Cable

- A door switch and a radiation indictor can be connected. Remove the 4 screws from
the cable outlet cover. Lay the relevant cable to the J3 connector on the D818
board.
- For the door switch, connect the cable to J3, pins 1, 2; for the radiation light, con‐
nect the cable to J3, pins 3, 4. If there is no door switch, keep the short cable.
Fig. 15: D818
(1) D818 J3 door switch/lamp connector
 The system outputs only 24 VDC for the external radiation indicator.

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n Connecting the Cable to Console
Fig. 16: Console connector
2
3
1
(1) USB interface

(2) RS232 end connector
(3) Cable (to stand) connector
 Keep the end connector if there is no CR connection.
 Keep the cover for the USB port after using the USB connection.
2.4.3 Power Line Transformer Installation and Cabling

n If the power line transformer is selected, first use a multimeter to measure the voltage
value at the customer site.

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n Then choose the voltage tap in the adjustment area of the transformer according to
the measured value.
Fig. 17: Power line transformer input and output schematic
n Connect the power supply line (provided by customer) for the customer location to
the power input locations, including L, N, GND.
n Select the transformer taps for the correct voltage value. (It has been set at the factory
per the order, please check whether the taps are correctly set according to the on-site
line voltage.)
n Make sure that the connected voltage value in the power transformer corresponds to
the value at the customer location.
n The cable which connects the current to the input location of the power line trans‐
former should be provided by the customer.
n Use a multimeter to check the output voltage and frequency.
n The output power voltage and voltage frequency should be in the range of 198~242 V
and 49~51 Hz or 59~61 Hz.
n If there is no problem, connect the power cable of system (provided by the customer)
to the power line transformer output, including L, N, GND.
n Finally connect the Gnd cable to the cover of the transformer.
n Power Line Transformer Data:
- Input: 110, 120, 130, 208, 220, 230, 240 V, 50/60 Hz
- Output: 220 V, 50/60 Hz
n Power Line Transformer Installation:
Prior to installation, the subsurface needs to be examined according to its material and
 for sufficient load bearing capacity. The weight of power line transformer is around 55
kg.

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Perform a check to determine whether the shipped fixtures are appropriate for the exist‐

ing subsurface.
Depending on the kind of subsurface, it might be necessary to use other fixtures than
those in the shipment, e.g. screw anchors for drywalls.
- For installation on the floor:

- It is first necessary to assemble the four supports to the four corners, which are
attached to the transformer packaging itself.
- Then drill holes with an M8 drill bit; the depth of holes should be more than 65
mm, the dimensions of the two holes is 548 mm in width and 583 mm in
length( Fig. 18 Page 22).
Fig. 18:

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- Then use a brush to clean the holes( Fig. 19 Page 23).

Fig. 19:
- Make sure the holes on the cabinet are aligned to the drill
holes( Fig. 20 Page 23).
Fig. 20:

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- Tap the expansion screws into the drilled holes to a depth of 56 mm, make sure
to not release the nuts and shims during installation.
- Tighten the screws to a torque of 15 Nm ( Fig. 21 Page 24).
Fig. 21:
- For installation on the wall:

- Drill holes with a M8 drill bit, the depth of holes should be more than 65 mm, the
dimension of the two holes is 454 mm in width and 709 mm in
length( Fig. 22 Page 24).
Fig. 22:

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- Then use a brush to clean the holes( Fig. 23 Page 25).

Fig. 23:
- Tap the expansion screws into the drilled holes to a depth of 56 mm, make sure
to not release the nuts and shims during installation( Fig. 24 Page 25).
Fig. 24:
- Tighten the screws to a torque of 15 Nm ( Fig. 25 Page 25).

Fig. 25:
If the power line transformer is not selected, use a multimeter to directly check the
voltage and frequency of the net power supply for a range of 198~242 V and 49~51
Hz or 59~61 Hz.
Then finally connect power cable (shipped with system) to the net power supply.
 Make sure all cables are securely connected.

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2.4.4 Installing the Radiation Shield (option)

n If the radiation shield is chosen as an optional part, install the radiation shield and
shield mount. For a detailed installation procedure, please refer to the installation in‐
structions shipped with the radiation shield.
n Install the glass with radiation shield mount.
n Remove the side cover from radiation shield holder.
Fig. 26:
n Insert two radiation shield plates into the shield holder and tighten the side screws.
If the console holder is configured, first install the console holder on the radiation
shield plate.
Fig. 27:

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Fig. 28:
(1) 06561356, radiation shield, 0.3 Pb

(2) 10893538, console holder for radiation shield
(3) 06438894, holder for radiation shield
Risk of tip-over
The radiation shield must be fastened to the floor!
 Anchors or screws are not supplied with the system; since their selection depends on the
floor materials; please obtain them locally. We recommend that you use Liebig M6
S10/35 anchors.

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Fig. 29: Mounting plate for radiation shield
(1) Opening to optionally lay the cable below the floor
The specifications and instructions of the manufacturer must be observed for expansion
bolts.
Cut out an opening in the floor covering when installing the device on a solid concrete
floor. Concrete quality for solid floors, min. C20/25.
Installation materials must be obtained on site.

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2.4.5 Installing the Control Console Holder (option)

n If customer chose the console holder as an option part, perform the following steps. If
not, please skip this section.
The console holder can be mounted on the wall or on the radiation shield.
There is a plate with four holes shipped with console holder, this plate is used only for
wall mounting.
Fig. 30: Console holder
Fig. 31: Console holder plate
n Installing the Console Holder on the Radiation Shield:

- Remove the holder from the radiation shield; make sure the four screws for the
holder are pointing to the holes in the radiation shield.

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- Secure the holder in place with the four M4 screws with two washers (M4 and M6
washer). (The screw and washer are shipped with the console holder.)
Fig. 32: Installing the console holder on the radiation shield
(1) Radiation shield plate

(2) Console holder
Fig. 33: Fig. 34: Screw and washer for installation on

the radiation shield
- Install the radiation shield holder with console holder on the radiation shield.

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- Install the console on the console holder, the cable connected to the console holder
can be routed through the hole in the radiation shield.
Fig. 35: Fig. 36: Hole for cable routing
n Installing the Console Holder to the Wall:
 Prior to installation, the subsurface needs to be examined to ensure that its material is
appropriate and that there is sufficient load bearing capacity.
A check must be performed to determine whether the shipped fixtures are appropriate
 for the existing subsurface. Depending on the kind of subsurface, it may be necessary to
use fixtures other than those in the shipment, e.g. screw anchors for drywalls.
- Drill four holes: two spaced 180 mm and two spaced 364 mm according to the size
of the holder; the depth of the holes should be 100 mm. Clean the holes of drill
dust.
Fig. 37:
- Install the plate with console holder, tap in the four M6 screws (shipped with con‐
sole holder), tighten them to a torque of 12 Nm.
- Install the console on the console holder.

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2.4.6 Installing the CR Interface (option)

The system supports a CR connection. When there is a connection to CR scanner, the ex‐
posure parameters can be transferred to the CR scanner. There is a RS232 interface on the
back of the console. An end connector is connected to the RS232 interface at the factory.
If there is no CR connection, keep the end connector. If CR connection is required, remove
the end connector and install an RS232 isolator (shipped with system) to the console. For
the connection between the isolator to the CR scanner, ask the user to check with the CR
manufacturer. The connection should be made by the CR manufacturer. A CR bridge may
be required for the connection.
Fig. 38: RS232 end connector Fig. 39: RS232 isolator
2.4.7 Unit Self-Check and Configuration Check

n Turn on the power switch, wait for the self-check.
n First raise the stand 30 cm off the floor, then enter the service software, enter the
password to log in ( Fig. 40 Page 32)
Fig. 40: Entering the service software
2.4.8 Installation of other Option Parts

n Rotate the stand to 0°.

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n Install the remaining option parts, such as compression plate and object table, on the
system( Fig. 41 Page 33)( Fig. 42 Page 33)( Fig. 43 Page 34).
Fig. 41:
Fig. 42:

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Fig. 43:

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3.1 Generator Warm-up

n Select manual exposure mode, make an expose according to the following parame‐
ters.
Parameter kV mAs Exposure Time

1 23 20 3 times
2 24 20 3 times
3 28 20 3 times
4 32 20 3 times
5 35 20 3 times
n Requirement: Exposure should be successful without any error codes.

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3.2 Check of Generator max. Power

n Select manual exposure mode. Set the exposure parameters: 30 kV, 110 mAs.
n Remove the stand top cover, connect the EM stop dummy plug.
Connect the oscilloscope to the mA and kV test points (TP22 and TP23) and grounding
point on D802 board, then trigger exposure.
Fig. 44: Removing the stand top cover Fig. 45: D802
(1) D802
n After exposure, note the measured kV value from oscilloscope curve, multiply by 8 to
obtain the actual kV value (1 V = 8 kV) .
n Note the measured mA value from oscilloscope curve, multiply by 28 to obtain the ac‐
tual mA value (1 V = 28 mA) .
n Multiply these two values to obtain the power value.
n If the kV or mAs value is not in the required range, please perform the kV/mA adjust‐
ment according to the document “Troubleshooting Guide” (XPW7-266.840.01...).
n Requirement:
- The actual measured kV value should be within 30, ±1 kV.
- The actual measured mA value should be within 110, ±5 mA, the mAs value should
be within 110, ±5 mAs.
- Exposure must be successful without any error codes. The power value should be
3.3, ±0.165 kW.

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3.3 Check of System Settings

n Enter the service software, enter the password.
n Select service software → configuration→ system configuration.
n Check the system time, AEC type, languages; if something is incorrect, adjust the con‐
figuration.
 The serial number and collimator type are configured at the factory according to the pur‐
chase order.
Fig. 46:
n Select service software→ other→ exposure inhibit test→ off, service software→ oth‐
er→ maintain mode→ off.

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3.4 Check of the Button Function and Display Function

n Enter the service software, enter the password. Enter service software→ service→
panel button test.
n Press the button that corresponds to the check point.
- LED key lamp button function.
- Compression up/down footswitch function check, compression device up/down
function
- Lift up/down, stand up/down function
- CCW/CW rotation function
- “1”, “2”，“3” area of AEC function
n When one point of the function check is finished, the pressed button of it will light up
green.( Fig. 47 Page 38)
Fig. 47: Panel Button Test
n Footswitch function check:

- When Up is pressed, the compression plate goes up
- When Down is pressed, the compression plate goes down.
- There should be no blocking during movement of the compression plate.
n Fine tuning function check:
- As shown in the illustration, turning clockwise should compress the object, turning
counterclockwise decompresses the object.
- On the other side, turning clockwise should decompress and turning counterclock‐
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- Throughout, there should be no blocking during movement of the compression

plate.
Fig. 48:
n AEC button and display check:

- When the AEC button is pressed, the “1” area light on the base goes on and the left
AEC area is displayed on the control console.
- Press the AEC button again, the “2” area light goes on and the middle AEC area is
displayed on the control console.
- Press the AEC button again, the “3” area light goes on and the right AEC area is dis‐
played on the control console.

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3.5 Check of the Stand Rotation Angle

n Check the actual stand angle. Lower the cassette table and place the water level on
the table as shown in( Fig. 49 Page 40).
Fig. 49:
n Requirement: When water lever is horizontal, the digital display value should be with‐
in 0, ±1°.

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3.6 Check of the Stand Movement

n Set the stand to the 0° position, move the stand down to the lowest position, measure
the distance from the floor to the table surface with a tape measure as shown in
( Fig. 50 Page 41).
n Then raise the stand to the highest position, measure the distance in the same way.
Requirements: The difference between the two values is the movement, the tolerance
is 580, ±29 mm; movement should be smooth and not sluggish.
Fig. 50:

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3.7 Emergency Button Function Check

n Press any emergency button; no movement function can be implemented when any
movement button on the control panel is pressed.
n Check the other emergency button functions one by one in the same way.
Fig. 51:
Fig. 52:

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3.8 Self-locking Function Check

n Set the stand to the 0° position.
n Place the 20 mm PMMA phantom or BR12 on the cassette holder as shown in
( Fig. 53 Page 43).
n Move down to the compression plate until the compression force reached is 30 N.
n Requirement: No movement function can be implemented in this situation.
Fig. 53:

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3.9 Check of the Minimum Safety Height

n First enter and select service software→ other→transport mode→off.
n Set the stand to the 0°position, lower the stand to the lowest position, measure the
distance from the floor to the lowest point of the plastic cover with a tape measure.
n Set the stand to the 135°position, lower the stand to the lowest position, measure the
distance from the floor to the lowest point of the plastic cover with a tape meas‐
ure( Fig. 54 Page 44).
Requirement: The result in distance of these two tests should be more than 120 mm.
Fig. 54:

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3.10 Dose Rate Check

n Place the dose detector on the object table; the detector area is 60 mm from chest
wall side center.
n Then set 28 kV, 40 mAs manual mode and trigger exposure.
Requirement: The detected dose rate value should be more than 7 mGy/s.

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3.11 Auto Exposure Control Function Check

n Select the AEC exposure mode, set 28 kV, density 0, then select the “1” AEC area,
place the 20 mm PMMA phantom or BR12 on the object table, trigger exposure and
read the feedback mAs value shown on the control console.
n Then test with the “2” and “3” areas of the AEC in the same way and read the feedback
of each mAs value.
Requirement: No error code appears and feedback of the mAs value can be obtained
during the tests.

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3.12 Opdose Mode Function Check

n Select the Opdose function on the console, place the 10 mm, 40 mm and 60 mm
PMMA phantom or BR12, one item each time on the object table, make sure the com‐
pression force is more than 30 N, trigger exposure each time, then read the feedback
kV from the console.
Requirement: The feedback kV is 26 kV with the 10 mm BR12; 28 kV with the 40 mm
BR12; 27 kV with the 30 mm BR12.

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3.13 “Insert Cassette” Hint Function Check

n Enter the service software, enter the password, select service software→configura‐
tion→miscellaneous→cassette loaded check→on.
Requirement: If there is no object table connected to the stand or no cassette inserted
into the cassette holder, the “Insert Cassette” hint appears on the screen as shown in
( Fig. 55 Page 48).
Fig. 55:

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3.14 Mo/Mo and Mo/Rh Switch Test

For systems configured with the Mo/Rh filter, the filter can be switched in the Exam win‐
dow. For systems configured with the Mo filter, skip this section.
n Mo/Rh and Mo/Mo can be switch in the Exam window.
Fig. 56:
n Select Mo/Mo in the Exam window, then select service software→sensor status, the
Mo filter turns green.
n Select Mo/Rh in the Exam window, then select service software→sensor status, the Rh
filter turns green.
Requirement: The Mo and Rh filter can be switched normally.
Fig. 57:

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3.15 Light Field and Radiation Field Relationship
 The radiation field and image receptor area can be checked at the same time.
Method 1 (with the DXR ruler):

n Set the stand to the 0° position, switch on the light, insert the cassette.
If the 18x24 object table is used, insert the diaphragm for the 18x24 table.
If the 24x30 object table is used, no diaphragm is required.
n Place the DXR ruler with the center line aligned with one light edge. Select 35 kV, 50
mAs, manual mode exposure.
n Check the distance from the X-ray mark on the ruler to the center line of the dose rul‐
er.
n Then check the other three light edges using the same test method.
Requirement: The relative difference value for the two edges should not exceed 13
mm when added.
Fig. 58:

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Fig. 59: Position of DXR
(1) Radiation field

(2) CR cassette
(3) Light field
(4) DXR ruler
Method 2 (with film):

n Place the X-ray tube in the 0° position.
n Insert a film cassette into the object table.
n Place another film envelope on the object table. The film envelope must extend be‐
yond the chest wall edge by minimum of 10 mm.
n If an appropriate film envelope is not available, you can place two films side by side on
the object table.
n Place a centering cross on the film envelope.
n Turn on the light field and mark the edges of the light field with four coins. Place one
additional coin for orientation.
n Write down the values of the centering cross corresponding to the sides and the front
edge of the object table.
n Make an exposure with 28 kV, 40 mAs, Mo/Mo.

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n Develop the exposed film.

Fig. 60:
n Calculate the difference between the light field and radiation field.
n Requirement: The relative difference value for the two edges should not exceed 13
mm when added.

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3.16 Relationship between the radiation field and image recep‐

tor
Method 1 (with the DXR ruler):
n Insert a 18x24 cm cassette and the 18x24 cm diaphragm, (or use the 24x30 object
table without a diaphragm).
Switch on the light, place the lead cross ruler with one scale aligned to the edge of
the light line.
n Set the dose ruler center line so it is aligned to the light line edge and with the scale of
the lead ruler.
n Select 35 kV, 50 mAs, manual mode and trigger exposure.
n Read the scale aligned along the mark on the dose ruler, then read the scale on the
same edge on the lead cross ruler from film or CR.
n Finally subtract these two values to obtain the difference value.
n Check the other three edges as the same way to obtain all difference values. The
above test methods are used for the 24x30 cm and 1.8 magnification tables.
Requirement: For the chest wall side, the difference should be within 5 mm. For the
other three edges, the difference should be within 13 mm.
Method 2 (with film):
n Place the X-ray tube in the 0° position.
n Insert a film cassette into the object table.
n Place another film envelope on the object table. The film envelope must extend be‐
yond the chest wall edge by minimum of 10 mm.
n If an appropriate film envelope is not available, you can place two films side by side on
the object table.
n Place a centering cross on the film envelope.
n Turn on the light field and mark the edges of the light field with four coins.
n Place one additional coin for orientation.
n Write down the values of the centering cross corresponding to the sides and the front
edge of the object table.
n Make an exposure with 28 kV, 40 mAs, Mo/Mo.

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n Develop the exposed film.

Fig. 61:
n If the film is completely exposed on all sides on the film inside the object table, record
the ruler value of the film edge.
n If the film is not completely exposed, record the width of the unexposed area.
n Calculate the difference between the radiation field and the image receptor area.
n Requirement: The X-ray field may not extend beyond the image receptor at any one
side by more than 2% of the SID (13 mm).
n For the chest wall side, the difference should be within 5 mm
n Note that this value is a maximum overlap for individual sides and opposite sides are
not added together in this case.

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3.17 Max. distance from the chest radiation side to the chest
wall side
Method:
n Set the stand to the 0° position.
n Place one coin aligned to the edge on the chest wall side.
n Then set 27 kV, 60 mAs, manual mode and trigger exposure.
n Note the position of the coin from the film or CR.
n Then measure the missed coin distance on film or CR.
Fig. 62:
n Requirement: The distance should be less than or equal to 5 mm.

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3.18 AEC Cut-off Test

n Place a lead apron or lead panel on the cassette holder, cover all AEC detector areas.
n Then select 27 kV, middle AEC area on the console and trigger exposure.
Requirement: Error code “0X0C” should appear on the screen. Exposure should fail.

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3.19 Grid Shadow Check

n Select the Mo filter, place the 20 mm PMMA phantom or BR12 on the table, set Op‐
dose mode and trigger exposure.
n Check the image on CR or film.
Requirement: No grid shadow should be seen on the image.

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3.20 AEC Calibration

Check kV and mA accuracy prior to AEC calibration.
For AEC calibration, first check with the customer for which type of film/CR is used.
n If CR is used, perform the following calibration and test:
- Sensor Calibration
- Dose Rate Calibration
- Dose Calibration (for CR)
- AEC Function Test
n If film is used, check the film-screen-cassette combination; if the same combination as
film 1 is used, select AEC table “film 1” in the system configuration. Then perform a
test exposure to check the AEC function.
AEC table Film Screen Cassette Relative

speed
Film 1 Carestream Carestream Carestream 150
MIN-R EV MIN-R EV 150 MIN-R2
n If another combination is used, perform the following calibration and test:

- Sensor Calibration
- Dose Rate Calibration
- Dose Calibration (for film)
- AEC Function Test
- Dose Offset Calibration (optional)
The table below shows the AEC calibration workflow during startup.

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Tab. 1 AEC calibration workflow
Situation Action Notes

CR cassette 1. Select AEC table “CR”
2. Sensor Calibration The calibration is related to filter and focus
type. Additional calibration should be per‐
formed if the Rh filter or Mag table is con‐
figured.
3. Dose Rate Calibration The calibration is related to filter and focus
figured.
If error 0x0C occurred with the Mag table,

decrease the phantom thickness on the ta‐
ble by 10 mm. Do not change the input
value in the software.
4. Dose Calibration (for CR)
5. AEC Function Test If error 0x0C occurred in the Opdose
mode, increase the kV to continue the
test.
Film-screen-cassette 1. Select AEC table “Film 1”
combination is: Care‐
stream 2. AEC Function Test If error 0x0C occurred in the Opdose
Min-R/Min-R EV 150 / test.
Min-R2

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Situation Action Notes

Other type of Film- 1. Select AEC table “Film 2”
Screen-Cassette Com‐
bination 2. Sensor Calibration The calibration is related to filter and focus
figured.
3. Dose Rate Calibration The calibration is related to filter and focus
figured.
If error 0x0C occurred with the Mag table,

decrease the phantom thickness on the ta‐
ble by 10 mm. Do not change the input
value in the software.
4. Dose Calibration (for film) The Ds value is the same for all filter and
focus types. If the Ds value is obtained in
the first filter/focus combination (by per‐
forming the OD1 and OD2 calibration), the
same Ds value can be reused for the re‐
maining filter/focus combinations. OD1
and OD2 can be skipped for the remaining
filters/focuses.
5. AEC Function Test If error 0x0C occurred in the Opdose
test.
6. Dose Offset Calibration Dose offset calibration shouyld be per‐
(optional) formed when the relative difference of the
OD value is more than 0.15 in the AEC
function test.
The calibration is related to filter and focus

figured.
3.20.1 AEC Calibration for CR

If CR is used, first select the “CR” AEC table in the system configuration, then perform the
following calibration and test.
1. Sensor Calibration
2. Dose Rate Calibration
3. Dose Calibration (for CR)

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4. AEC Function Test (for CR)
3.20.1.1 Sensor Calibration
1. Select the anode/filter combination (Mo/Mo or Mo/Rh) in the Exam window.

Select AEC mode and middle sensor in the Exam window.
2. Log in to the service software. Select Configuration -> AEC. Select the object table
type (18x24 table, 24x30 table or Mag table) in AEC, and select Sensor Calibration.
Fig. 63: Sensor Calibration
6
5
1 3
2
8 9
7
(1) Setting kV and Thickness

(2) Button for activating Dose Rate Region
(3) Button for activating S1/S2/S3 Region
(4) Dose Rate and S1/S2/S3 output
(5) Dose Rate input
(6) S1/S2/S3 output display
(7) System status
(8) Performing sensor calibration with another kV
(9) Saving data to the system
3. Press the Enter Record button in the dose rate input box.
Fig. 64:
4. Place the dosimeter sensor in the cassette position.
 A tool for placing sensor is shipped with system, place the sensor on the tool and insert
it into the table as a cassette.

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Fig. 65: Dosimeter sensor holder Fig. 66: Inserting the sensor holder
1
2
(1) Screw position for the 18x24 table
5. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, enter 27 kV, perform three exposures to check
the X-ray output.
Record the value of dosimeter for the three exposures.
The dose rate difference should meet the following requirements: The difference be‐
tween largest dose rate value and smallest one should be less than 5%.
If the difference is over 5%, repeat the three exposures.
If the difference is less than 5%, continue with the next step.
6. Place the 10 mm PMMA on the table, enter 24 kV, 10 mm, perform exposure.
Enter the dose rate value into the software. The value will be displayed in the table.
7. Remove the dosimeter, insert the cassette with film, press Enter Record under
S1/S2/S3, perform exposure.
After exposure, the S1/S2/S3 value will be recorded in the system.
8. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, enter 27 kV, 20 mm, change from cassette to
dosimeter sensor with the holder. Press Enter Record under dose rate input box, per‐
form exposure. Enter the dose rate value into the software.
9. Change back to cassette, press Enter Record under S1/S2/S3. Perform a test exposure.

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10. Continue to change the kV and thickness and perform exposures according to the ta‐
ble. Remember to switch between cassette and dosimeter sensor, and press the two
Enter Record buttons.
Fig. 67:
11. When all exposures for above are completed: press Send Parameter to save the data
to the AEC board.
 Each time you exit Sensor Calibration, the value in the table will display 0, save the data
before you exit.
The above procedure is for one filter-focus combination.

The calibration is related to the filter and focus type, additional calibration is required if
the Rh filter or small focus (Mag table) is used.
The Mo or Rh filter can be switched in the Exam window.
If Mag table is configured, select the Mag table in the AEC main menu to perform calibra‐
tion with the small focus.
If the 18x24 or 24x30 object table is configured, select the table in the AEC menu, per‐
form the calibration with large focus. . The 24x30 and 18x24 tables share the same AEC
data.
3.20.1.2 Dose Rate Calibration

type (18x24 table, 24x30 table or Mag table) in AEC and select Dose Rate Calibration
 Install the corresponding table and diaphragm when performing the calibration.

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Fig. 68: Dose Rate Calibration
1 7
4 5
2 3
6
(1) Setting kV and thickness

(2) Dose rate calculated by the system
(3) Dose rate measured by the dosimeter
(4) Button to activate the "Test Rate" Region
(5) Button to activate the "Cal Rate" Region
(7) Dose rate input
3. Check whether “Auto Calculate Dose Rate” is selected.

X 4. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, enter 23 kV, 20 mm, insert the cassette, trigger
exposure. The dose rate value should be displayed in the table, in the column “Cal
Rate”.
5. Remove the cassette, place the dosimeter sensor in the cassette position. Select Test
Dose Rate.
 A tool for placing the sensor is shipped with the system; place the sensor on the tool and
insert it into the table as a cassette.
1
2

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X 6. Trigger exposure. Record the value from the dosimeter and enter it into the software
( 7/Fig. 68 Page 64)The value will be displayed in the table, in the “Test Rate” col‐
umn.( 3/Fig. 68 Page 64)
X 7. Switch from dosimeter back to cassette. Select Auto Calculate Dose Rate, enter 24
kV, trigger exposure.
X 8. Remove the cassette, insert the dosimeter. Select Test Dose Rate, trigger exposure,
enter the measured dose rate.
The difference between the calculated dose rate and the test dose rate should be less
than 10%. If the difference is more than 10% for some kV values, perform the sensor cal‐
 ibration ( Sensor Calibration / Page 61) with the particular kV. If the sensor calibration
for a kV -- except for 24, 27, 30, 33 kV -- is required, select Other kV Calibration in the
Sensor Calibration menu.
9. Switch from dosimeter back to cassette. Change the exposure conditions and PMMA
thickness according to the table, trigger exposure. Remember to switch between cas‐
sette and dosimeter. Remember to change the selection between Auto Calculate
Dose Rate and Test Dose Rate.
kV 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Thickness 20 20 30 30 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60
 If error 0x0C occurred with the Mag table, decrease the phantom thickness by 10 mm,
but do not change the input value in the software.
10. When all dose rate values are recorded, press Send Parameter.( 6/Fig. 68 Page 64)
 Each time you exit Dose Rate Calibration, the value in the table will display 0, save the
data before you exit.

If the Mag table is configured, select Mag table in the AEC main menu to perform the cali‐
bration with the small focus.
If the 18x24 or 24x30 object table is configured, select it in the AEC menu to perform cali‐
bration with the large focus. The 24x30 and 18x24 tables share the same AEC data.
3.20.1.3 Dose Calibration (for CR)

Prerequisite:
n The sensor calibration and dose rate calibration should be performed before starting
Dose Calibration.
n Set density to 0 in the user configuration.
Then follow the procedure.

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2. Log in to the service software, select the object table type (18x24 table, 24x30 table
or Mag table) in AEC, and select Dose Calibration.
Fig. 71: Dose Calibration, CR
(1) Setting kV
(2) Dose input box
(3) Current dose display
(4) System status
(5) Send Dose button
3. Enter the required dose ( 2/Fig. 71 Page 66) and press Send Dose Value. All kVs use
the same dose.
 Normally, the dose is around 70 to 100 µGy.
4. Record the setting dose as the target dose.
3.20.1.4 AEC Function Test (for CR)
1. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the object table, insert the CR cassette, perform an expo‐
sure with Opdose mode, middle AEC sensor in the Exam window. Record the dis‐
played mAs.
2. Change from cassette to dosimeter with holder, expose with manual mode, select the
same mAs values as step 1. Perform exposure and record the dose.
If the mAs step is not available in the system, then use one mAs step below and above
the mAs in step 1. Perform two exposures and record the measured dose. Perform a
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3. Change the PMMA to 40 mm and 60 mm, perform exposures as described for step 1
and step 2.
 If error 0x0C occurred in the Opdose mode, switch to the AEC mode and increase the kV
to continue the test.
4. Calculate the relative difference of the measured/interpolated dose from the target
dose setting in Dose Calibration.
5. The relative difference of the OD value should be ± 15 %.
3.20.2 AEC Calibration for “Film 1”

If the film-screen-cassette combination used is Carestream Min-R/Min-R EV 150/Min-R2,
perform the AEC calibration procedure below.
If any one of the films, screens or cassettes is different from the combination, perform
 calibration as described in the section “AEC Calibration for other Types of Films”.( AEC
Calibration for other Types of Films / Page 68)
1. Select AEC table “Film 1” in the system configuration.
Fig. 72: System Configuration
2. Perform an AEC function test:
a) Place the 20 mm PMMA on the object table, insert a cassette with film, perform
exposure with the Opdose mode, middle AEC sensor.
b) Place the 40 mm PMMA on the object table, insert a cassette with new film, per‐
form exposure with the Opdose mode, middle AEC sensor.
c) Place the 60 mm PMMA on the object table, insert a cassette with new film, per‐
form exposure with the Opdose mode, middle AEC sensor.
 If error 0x0C occurred in the Opdose mode, switch to the AEC mode and increase the
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d) Develop the film, measure the OD (optical density), use a sensitometer to expose a
film in the dark room, measure the OD of 12th test wedge as OD 12th
Calculate the corrected O.D.: Corrected OD= Measured OD + (1.6 - OD12th)
e) Calculate the average of all corrected OD values from all PMMA thicknesses.
Calculate the relative difference of the corrected OD values from the average.
f) The O.D. value of all PMMA thicknesses should be within 1.4 to 2.0 O.D.
The relative difference of the OD value should be ± 0.15 O.D.
g) If the O.D. values are out of the above level, the source of the problem must be
identified. Perform a sensor calibration ( Sensor Calibration / Page 68) to check
whether the problem can be solved.
3.20.3 AEC Calibration for other Types of Films

If other types of film-screen-cassette combinations are used, first select AEC table “Film
2” in the system configuration, then perform the following calibration and test:
1. Sensor Calibration
2. Dose Rate Calibration
3. Dose Calibration
4. AEC Function Test (film)
5. Dose Offset Calibration (optional)
3.20.3.1 Sensor Calibration


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type (18x24 table, 24x30 table or Mag table) in AEC, and select Sensor Calibration.
Fig. 73: Sensor Calibration
6
5
1 3
2
8 9
7
(1) Setting kV and Thickness

(2) Button for activating Dose Rate Region
(3) Button for activating S1/S2/S3 Region
(4) Dose Rate and S1/S2/S3 output
(5) Dose Rate input
(6) S1/S2/S3 output display
(7) System status
(8) Performing sensor calibration with another kV
3. Press the Enter Record button in the dose rate input box.
Fig. 74:
4. Place the dosimeter sensor in the cassette position.
 A tool for placing sensor is shipped with system, place the sensor on the tool and insert
it into the table as a cassette.

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1
2
5. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, enter 27 kV, perform three exposures to check
the X-ray output.
Record the value of dosimeter for the three exposures.
The dose rate difference should meet the following requirements: The difference be‐
tween largest dose rate value and smallest one should be less than 5%.
If the difference is over 5%, repeat the three exposures.
If the difference is less than 5%, continue with the next step.
6. Place the 10 mm PMMA on the table, enter 24 kV, 10 mm, perform exposure.
Enter the dose rate value into the software. The value will be displayed in the table.
7. Remove the dosimeter, insert the cassette with film, press Enter Record under
S1/S2/S3, perform exposure.
After exposure, the S1/S2/S3 value will be recorded in the system.
8. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, enter 27 kV, 20 mm, change from cassette to
dosimeter sensor with the holder. Press Enter Record under dose rate input box, per‐
form exposure. Enter the dose rate value into the software.
9. Change back to cassette, press Enter Record under S1/S2/S3. Perform a test exposure.

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10. Continue to change the kV and thickness and perform exposures according to the ta‐
ble. Remember to switch between the cassette and the dosimeter sensor, and press
the two Enter Record buttons.
Fig. 77:
11. When all exposures for above are completed: press Send Parameter to save the data
to the AEC board.
 Each time you exit Sensor Calibration, the value in the table will display 0, save the data
before you exit.

If the 18x24 or 24x30 object table is configured, select the table in the AEC menu, per‐
form the calibration with large focus. . The 24x30 and 18x24 tables share the same AEC
data.
3.20.3.2 Dose Rate Calibration

type (18x24 table, 24x30 table or Mag table) in AEC and select Dose Rate Calibration

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Fig. 78: Dose Rate Calibration
1 7
4 5
2 3
6
(1) Setting kV and thickness

(2) Dose rate calculated by the system
(3) Dose rate measured by the dosimeter
(4) Button to activate the "Test Rate" Region
(5) Button to activate the "Cal Rate" Region
(7) Dose rate input
3. Check whether “Auto Calculate Dose Rate” is selected.

X 4. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, enter 23 kV, 20 mm, insert the cassette, trigger
exposure. The dose rate value should be displayed in the table, in the column “Cal
Rate”.
5. Remove the cassette, place the dosimeter sensor in the cassette position. Select Test
Dose Rate.
 A tool for placing the sensor is shipped with the system; place the sensor on the tool and
insert it into the table as a cassette.
1
2

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X 6. Trigger exposure. Record the value from the dosimeter and enter it into the software
( 7/Fig. 78 Page 72). The value will be displayed in the table, in the “Test Rate” col‐
umn( 3/Fig. 78 Page 72)
X 7. Switch from dosimeter back to cassette. Select Auto Calculate Dose Rate, enter 24
kV, trigger exposure.
X 8. Remove the cassette, insert the dosimeter. Select Test Dose Rate, trigger exposure,
enter the measured dose rate.
The difference between the calculated dose rate and the test dose rate should be less
than 10%. If the difference is more than 10% for some kV values, perform the sensor cal‐
 ibration ( Sensor Calibration / Page 61) with the particular kV. If the sensor calibration
for a kV -- except for 24, 27, 30, 33 kV -- is required, select Other kV Calibration in the
Sensor Calibration menu.
9. Switch from dosimeter back to cassette. Change the exposure conditions and PMMA
thickness according to the table, trigger exposure. Remember to switch between cas‐
sette and dosimeter. Remember to change the selection between Auto Calculate
Dose Rate and Test Dose Rate.
kV 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Thickness 20 20 30 30 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60
 If error 0x0C occurred with the Mag table, decrease the phantom thickness by 10 mm,
but do not change the input value in the software.
10. When all dose rate values are recorded, press Send Parameter.( 6/Fig. 78 Page 72)
 Each time you exit Dose Rate Calibration, the value in the table will display 0, save the
data before you exit.

If the Mag table is configured, select Mag table in the AEC main menu to perform the cali‐
bration with the small focus.
3.20.3.3 Dose Calibration (for film)

Prerequisites:
n The sensor calibration and dose rate calibration should be performed prior to starting
Dose Calibration.
n Set density to 0 in the user configuration.
n For film, make sure the film developer is working normally.

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n Some films (40~70 films) are required for calibration, inform the customer to prepare
the films.

2. Select the object table (18x24 table, 24x30 table) in AEC.
Select the Dt, Ds Adjustment menu, change the Dt and Ds to the default values, Dt =
1, Ds = 0.052, press Save.
Exit Dt, Ds Adjustment, select Dose Calibration.
Fig. 81: Dose Calibration, film
(1) Setting kV
(2) Setting ref OD
(3) Dose adjustment region
(4) OD input region
(5) System status
(6) Control buttons

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3. Insert a film into the sensitometer in the dark room, expose the film.
Process the film and measure the optical density of the 12th test wedge as Density
Ref, enter it into the blank “Density Ref”.
Fig. 82:
4. Perform exposure according to the table, row OD1:

Enter the kV, place the phantom (thickness is according to the table) on the object ta‐
ble. Perform exposure, develop the film and measure the OD (optical density).
kV 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Thickness 20 20 30 30 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60
OD1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a.
5. Enter the OD1 value in the table by pressing the corresponding region.
After entering all 5 values, press the OD1 Calculation button. The dose value will be
adjusted automatically by system.
ble.
Perform exposure, develop the film and measure the OD (optical density).
kV 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Thickness 20 20 30 30 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60
OD2 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a.
After entering all 5 values, press the OD2 Calculation button.
The dose value will be adjusted automatically by system.
ble.
kV 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Thickness 20 20 30 30 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60
OD3

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10. Record the final dose value and Ds value and press the Send Dose Value button.
The above procedure is for large focus (18x24 table or 24x30 table).
If the mag table is configured, first perform dose calibration for large focus according to
the above procedure.
Then follow the instructions below.
1. When dose calibration with large focus is finished,

install the Mag table and select Mag table in AEC. Change Dt to the default. Change Ds
to the same calibrated value with the large focus.
2. Enter the Density Ref with the measured OD value of 12th test wedge.
3. Perform exposure according to the table, row OD3 (when calibration with large focus
is performed, the same Ds value is used for the small focus; OD1 and OD2 can be skip‐
ped for calibration with the small focus).
ble.
kV 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Thickness 20 20 30 30 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60
OD3
5. Record the final dose value and press the Send Dose Value button.
The above procedures are only for one filter; for another filter, switch the filter type in
 the Exam window and perform dose calibration. The Ds value is same for both filters and
focuses. Change the Ds to the same value, OD1 and OD2 can be skipped.
3.20.3.4 AEC Function Test (for film)
1. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the object table, insert a cassette with film, perform expo‐
sure with the Opdose mode, middle AEC sensor.
2. Place the 40 mm PMMA on the object table, insert a cassette with new film, perform

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3. Place the 60 mm PMMA on the object table, insert a cassette with new film, perform
 If error 0x0C occurred in the Opdose mode, switch to the AEC mode and increase the kV
to continue the test.
4. Develop the film, measure the OD (optical density), use a sensitometer to expose a
film in the dark room, measure the OD of 12th test wedge as OD 12th
Calculate the corrected O.D.: Corrected OD= Measured OD + (1.6 - OD12th)
5. Calculate the average of all corrected OD values from all PMMA thicknesses.
Calculate the relative difference of the corrected OD values from the average.
6. The O.D. value of all PMMA thicknesses should be within 1.4 to 2.0 O.D.
The relative difference of the OD value should be ± 0.15 O.D.
If the relative difference of the OD value is more than ± 0.15, perform Dose Offset
Calibration as described in the section below.
3.20.3.5 Dose Offset Calibration
 Dose Offset Calibration should be performed when the relative difference of the OD val‐
ue in the AEC function test is more than ± 0.15.


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2. Log into the service software, select object table (18x24 table, 24x30 table or Mag ta‐
ble), and then select Dose Offset.
Fig. 83: Dose offset
1 2
5 6
3 4
(1) Setting kV
(2) Setting Density Ref
(3) Input OD
(4) Dose offset value
(5) Restore to the defualt value
(6) Copying the dose offset value to another kV
3. Insert a film into the sensitometer in the dark room, expose the film. Process the film
and measure the optical density of the 12th test wedge as Density Ref, enter this into
the blank “Density Ref”.
4. Place the 20 mm PMMA on the table, insert the cassette with film, enter 27 kV, per‐
form exposure.
5. Place the 50 mm PMMA on the table, insert the cassette with new film, perform expo‐
sure.
6. Develop the film, enter the OD into the table, the system will calculate the dose off‐
set. Press Copy to Other kV. Press Send Parameter.

The calibration is related to filter and focus type. Additional calibration should be per‐
formed if the Rh filter or small focus (Mag table) is configured.

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3.20.4 Recording the AEC Calibration Data

When AEC calibration is finished, record the following AEC information. Send the infor‐
mation to e-mail: qian_wen.zhu@siemens.com
Information Record
Which AEC table is selected during calibra‐
tion (Film 1, Film 2 or CR).
If CR is used, record the brand and type of
CR cassette (e.g., AGFA CR MM3.0).
If film is used, record the film brand and
type.
If film is used, record the screen brand and
type.
If film is used, record the cassette brand and
type.
Back up the AEC data according to procedure below:
1. Login to the service software, select configuration->AEC.

2. Insert the USB stick (shipped with system) into the console, press the “Backup Dose
Value” button, a txt file will be saved to the USB stick.
Fig. 84: AEC main menu
3. Copy the txt file from USB stick, send it with the above table to the e-mail address.

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3.21 Backing up the System Data

Connect the USB stick (shipped with system) to the USB interface at the back of the con‐
sole.
Log in to the service software, select Service Software -> Backup/Restore -> Backup All to
save the system data to USB stick.
When the data has been saved, remove the USB stick. Ask the hospital to keep the USB
stick for service in the future.

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4.1 Labeling
There is a plastic bag that contains labels which need to be pasted on the system. Labels
can be found in option parts wooden carton. Language version has been chosen prior to
shipment.
n Safety release label
Fig. 85:
n Force down warning label
Fig. 86:

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Fig. 87:
n Use the correct diaphragm/paddle/table labels.
Fig. 88:

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Fig. 89:

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4.2 Bolting the Stand

If permanent installation the floor is required due to local regulations (for example in
earthquake areas) or due to the quality of the floor covering, the Mammo unit (stand) can
be secured to the floor; the stand can be secured using heavy-duty expansion bolts. Five
heavy-duty expansion bolts (four bolts for installation, one as a spare) would be shipped
with the system.
Below are the stand bolting procedures:
n Align the four base installation holes and drill four holes with a M12 drill bit to a depth
of more than 94 mm at the two front holes and 84 mm at the two rear holes.
n Blow out the drill dust in the holes, tap the expansion screws into drilled holes with a
M10 washer for each bolt.
n Then insert four expansion bolts to secure the system.
n The bolts are tightened to a torque of 30 Nm( Fig. 90 Page 84)
n Finally cover all holes with the plastic covers.
Fig. 90:

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4.3 Protective earth resistance measurement

n Perform the protective ground test with all covers closed, the protective ground resist‐
ance may not exceed 100 mΩ
 The measuring points (accessible conductive parts) are specified in the proto‐
col “Startup, Service and Maintenance, including IEC 62353, Protective Earth
Resistance”.
- Measuring point 1: Compression unit
- Measuring point 2: Object table
- Measuring point 3: Collimator
n Connect one connecter of the device to the rear ground point location.
Fig. 91:
n Connect the other one to one measuring point.

Fig. 92:
n Requirement: The max. value of the ground connection points is 100 mΩ

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4.4 Safety Checks

Perform the safety tests according to IEC 62353.
The safety tests are described in the document: “Safety Information”
(XPW7-266.860.01...), section “Startup”.
The result must be entered in the document and signed: “Certificates for Startup, Service
and Maintenance” (XPW7-266.835.01...), section “Safety Checks according to IEC 62353”.

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4.5 Service parts shipped with the system

There are some service parts shipped with the system, check whether they are available
on site. Ask the customer to keep these parts following installation. Some parts are used
during service.
Material Name Functions

20 A fuse System fuse
5 A fuse
0.5 A fuse Fuse on D818
15 A fuse Fuse for HV IPC
Micro switch
EM stop dummy plug
Dosimeter sensor holder
2G SD card
8G USB stick

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88 5 Certificate, System Serial No.
5.1 Startup Certificate

Filling out the Startup Certificate
1. The certificate must be filled out during system startup.
2. Enter the system Serial Number in the heading on every page of the certificate.
3. Problems that occur must be entered into the table "Remarks regarding the Checks per‐
formed and Problems that occurred".
4. Sign the last page of the certificate and then send it to the address listed. The return
address concludes the certificate
5. After completing the startup certificate, customer turn-over training should be conduc‐
ted by the local service engineer who installs the system. Please check the chapter “Cus‐
tomer Turn-over Training Checklist” and fill out the turn-over training checklist.

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Certificate, System Serial No. 5 89
5.2 Certificate
System Serial No.______________
No Check Contents n.a. Not OK

OK
1 ( Unpacking / Page 12)
2 ( Moving the Unit / Page 15)
3 ( Unit Installation / Page 17)
4 ( Cabling / Page 17) Q Q Q
5 ( Power Line Transformer Installation and Cabling / Page 20) Q Q Q
6 ( Unit Self-Check and Configuration Check / Page 32) Q Q Q
7 ( Installation of other Option Parts / Page 32) Q Q Q
8 ( Installing the Radiation Shield (option) / Page 26) Q Q Q
9 ( Generator Warm-up / Page 35) Q Q Q
10 ( Check of Generator max. Power / Page 36) Q Q Q
kV value (30, ±1.5 kV) ____________________

mAs value (110, ±5 mAs) ____________________
Power value (3.3, ±0.165 kW ____________________
11 ( Check of System Settings / Page 37) Q Q Q
12 ( Check of the Button Function and Display Function / Page 38) Q Q Q
13 ( Check of the Stand Rotation Angle / Page 40) Q Q Q
Stand at 0° position (0, ±1°) ____________________

14 ( Check of the Stand Movement / Page 41) Q Q Q
The distance value (580, ±29 mm) ____________________

15 ( Emergency Button Function Check / Page 42) Q Q Q
16 ( Self-locking Function Check / Page 43) Q Q Q
17 ( Check of the Minimum Safety Height / Page 44) Q Q Q
The distance should be more than 120 mm ____________________

18 ( Dose Rate Check / Page 45) Q Q Q
Dose rate should be more than 7 mGy/s ____________________

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OK
19 ( Auto Exposure Control Function Check / Page 46) Q Q Q
Record the feedback mAs value in 1 area ____________________

20 ( Opdose Mode Function Check / Page 47) Q Q Q
10 mm BR12 status at 26 kV ____________________

40 mm BR12 status at 28 kV ____________________
30 mm BR12 status at 27 kV ____________________
21 ( “Insert Cassette” Hint Function Check / Page 48) Q Q Q
22 ( Mo/Mo and Mo/Rh Switch Test / Page 49) Q Q Q
23 ( Light Field and Radiation Field Relationship / Page 50) Q Q Q
The difference value on edge one (chest wall side) ____________________

The difference value on edge two (stand side) ____________________
The total difference value for edge one and edge two ____________________
(should not exceed 13 mm)
The difference value on edge three (cassette insert ____________________
side)
The difference value on edge four (side relative to ____________________
the cassette insert side)
The total difference value for edge three and edge ____________________
four (should not exceed 13 mm)
Max. distance from the chest radiation side to the ____________________
chest wall side
Material with 5 mm spacing can be seen ____________________
24 ( Relationship between the radiation field and image receptor / Page 53) Q Q Q
The difference value on edge one (chest wall side) ____________________

The difference value on edge two (stand side) ____________________
The difference value on edge three (cassette insert ____________________
side) (should not exceed 13 mm)
25 The difference value on edge three (cassette insert ____________________
side) (should not exceed 13 mm)

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OK
26 ( AEC Cut-off Test / Page 56) Q Q Q
27 ( Grid Shadow Check / Page 57) Q Q Q
28 ( AEC Calibration / Page 58) Q Q Q
29 ( Backing up the System Data / Page 80) Q Q Q
30 ( Labeling / Page 81) Q Q Q
31 ( Protective earth resistance measurement / Page 85) Q Q Q
Ground resistance value on paddle (should not ex‐ ____________________

ceed 100 mΩ)
Ground resistance value on collimator slot (should ____________________
not exceed 100 mΩ)
Ground resistance value on object table (should not ____________________
exceed 100 mΩ)

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5.3 Test Equipment Used

Test Equipment Used
1. Setup of the Measuring Equipment used for Startup
Type of Measuring Equip‐ Serial Number Next calibration date

ment

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5.4 Remarks and Problems

Remarks and Problems
1. Remarks and Problems
No. Remarks and Problems

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5.5 Open Items

Open Items
1. Open Items
Open Items

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5.6 XP Installation Certificate

XP Installation Certificate
1. Startup Technician
Startup Technician:
Department:
Telephone:
1. Customer and System Data
Customer Order
Number (KAUF):
Customer:
System Loca‐
tion:
System Model:
System Serial
Number:
KS Number (if
available):
Signature
1. Signature
Location Date [DD.MM.YY] Startup Technician (signature)
Return Address
1. Siemens Shanghai Medical Equipment, Ltd.
2. XP SCM
3. 278 Zhou Zhu Rd. Shanghai 201318 P.R. China
4. Fax: +86 (21) 38895001
5. E-mail: qian_wen.zhu@siemens.com

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96 6 Customer Turn-over Training
6.1 Customer Turn-over Training

n Customer turn-over training should be conducted by the local service engineer who
installs the system.
n A one-day application training course by an application expert will be offered as an
option and is listed in the price book.
n After customer turn-over training, a checklist must be filled out together with the cus‐
tomer and the service engineer. This to make sure that all topics are covered.
The turn-over checklist can be obtained from the CS Intranet. Select Mammomat Select in
the production information page, then select the Field Service Strategy directory.
The checklist is in the directory.
( , https://productinformation.healthcare.siemens.com/ProductInformation.aspx?
uuid=e43cc0b3-6d22-4eb2-abba-1319b022470a)
The section below lists the contents of the checklist, please fill out the checklist when
turn-over training is completed.

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Customer Turn-over Training 6 97
6.2 Customer Turn-over Checklist
Customer, Location and Date:
Training Contents:
System Overview Covered:

Yes No
Switching the system on / off
Installing, removing compression plates
Reference line
Installing and removing external diaphragms
Installing and removing object tables
Color codes
Inserting and removing the cassette
Height adjustment
AEC chamber explanation and selection
Rotation of tube and predefined projection angles
Compression (footswitch and knobs)
Emergency decompression
Contents of the stand display
Emergency stop buttons
Face shield
Control console with touch screen and physical buttons / indicators
Function and safety checks
Cleaning and disinfection

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Touch User Interface Covered:

Yes No
Exam Window
Opdose mode
AEC mode and kV value selection
AEC chamber selection before exposure
Annual mode, kV and mAs value selection
Anode / filter selection (optional)
Auto decompression setting button
Double exposure warning
Without cassette warning
Information or error messages display
Calculated absorbed glandular dose display
Configuration window
Predefined angle
AEC blinking reminder
Auto decompression (is there a 2D Biopsy?)
Service Software window

Customer password 1000
Export of log files

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Option: Magnification Table Covered:

Yes No
Installing magnification compression plate(s), move to the highest position
External diaphragm(s)
Removing the face shield
Installing and removing the magnification table
Option: 2D Biopsy Covered:

Yes No
Deactivating auto decompression (configuration: “Is there a 2D biopsy?” -> yes!)
Explanation of the 2D biopsy compression plate (X-coordinate and Y-coordinate)
2D Biopsy workflow
Comments

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List of Names and Signatures of Participants: Date:
Name and Signature of Trainer: Date:
System Version:

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6.3 Information for CR User

If CR is used, please ask the user to check whether the mammography license (for mam‐
mography-specific postprocessing, etc) is present in the CR system.
If the customer uses a CR system without mammography postprocessing, please inform
the customer that image quality issue may occur due to a CR system with incorrect post‐
processing.

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102 7 Changes to previous Version
Chapter Section Changes

Customer Turn-over All ( Customer Turn-over Train‐ Added the chapter “Custom‐
Training ing / Page 96) er Turn-over Training”.
Installation Installing the Radiation Shield ( Instal‐ Revised the description.

ling the Radiation Shield (op‐
tion) / Page 26)
Installation Installing the Control Console ( Instal‐ Revised the description.
ling the Control Console Holder (op‐
tion) / Page 29)
Installation Installing the CR Interface ( Installing Added the section “Installing
the CR Interface (option) / Page 32) the CR Interface”.
Final Work Steps Protective Ground Resistance Measure‐ Revised the section.
ment ( Protective earth resistance
measurement / Page 85)
Final Work Steps Service Parts shipped with the System Added the section “Service
( Service parts shipped with the sys‐ parts shipped with system”.
tem / Page 87)
General Information Requirements ( Required aids and Revised the section “Re‐
tools / Page 9) quired Aids and Tools”.
Startup AEC Calibration ( AEC Calibra‐ The AEC calibration work‐

tion / Page 58) flow has been revised.
Final Work Steps Bolting the Stand ( Bolting the Revised the description.
Stand / Page 84)

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List of Hazard IDs 8 103
The list shows the Hazard IDs of this document.

n
- Unintentional movement of moving parts due to unintentional activation or a single

fault condition. (Page 7)(Page 7)(Page 6)(Page 7)(Page 6)(Page 7)(Page 6)

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3.1 Generator Warm-up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

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3.19 Grid Shadow Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

4 Final Work Steps 81

5 Certificate, System Serial No. 88

5.1 Startup Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

6 Customer Turn-over Training 96

6.1 Customer Turn-over Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

7 Changes to previous Version 102

8 List of Hazard IDs 103

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1.1.1 Safety information

C Caution! General hazard warning.

E ESD: Warning about electrostatically sensitive components.

1.1.1.2 Safety labeling

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1.1.2 Product-specific remarks

1.1.2.1 Packing material

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1.1.2.2 Power on the system

1.1.2.3 Acceptance test

1.1.3 Access privileges on the system

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1.2.1 Required documents

1.2.1.1 Installation and startup documents

Document Print No.

1.2.2 Required aids and tools

Chapter Tool Name

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Chapter Tool Name

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2.1 Installation notes

Fig. 1: Mammomat Select

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n Keep the attached option parts carton in an appropriate location.

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n Remove the four base hole covers.

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2.3 Moving the Unit

Fig. 10: Two methods of installation

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 Securely hold the equipment when moving it onto the floor.

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2.4 Unit Installation and Assembly of the Option Parts

2.4.1 Unit Installation

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n Connect the remote control console and footswitch connection cables.

(1) 220V power connection

Fig. 14: Cable outlet cover (outside)

(1) Control console connection

 Make sure all cables are securely connected.

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