(JDP-014-DRE140-150) Rev.6 Service Manual For Clear Vision DRE140.150

DOC. NO.
: JDP-014-DRE140/150
Issued Date: 2014.05.01
Revision: 2017.10.30(Rev No.: 5)
Clear Vision DRE140/150

Service Manual
(DR system)
Prepared Reviewed Approved

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JPI HEALTHCARE Co., Ltd

Woolim e-Biz center 608-ho,28, Digital-ro 33gil, Guro-gu, Seoul, 08377 South Korea
TEL: 82-2-2108-2580, FAX: 82-2-2108-1180
Homepage: clearvision.co.kr, JPI Healthcare.co.kr
E-mail: postmaster@JPI Healthcare.co.kr
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Revision History
REV No. Date Reason for Change ETC
0 2014.05.01 Preliminary edition
1 2014.11.07 Change Collimator & Add Detector
2 2015.06.01 Notified Body Number Change
1)Postal Code Change

3 2015.08.07
2)Update based on 2015 MDD audit
4 2017.03.30 Notified Body Number Change
Change of European authorized

5 2017.07.17
representative
6 2017.10.30 Delete Feel-DRCS(InfoU) Software
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Manufacturer information
Head Office
Address : 608-ho,28, Digital-ro 33gil, Guro-gu, Seoul, 08377, Republic of Korea
Telephone : +82-2-2108-2580
FAX : +82-2-2108-1180
Website : http://www.JPI.co.kr
Factory
Address : 265, Osongsaengmyeong 1-ro, Osong-eup, heungdeok-gu, Cheongju-si,
Chungcheongbuk-do, 28161, Republic of Korea
Telephone : +82-2-237-8606
FAX : +82-2-8630-5538-
European representative
Emergo Europe B.V
Address : Prinsessegracht 20, 2514 AP The Hague The Netherlands
EC conformance
This device meets the general requirements according to the specifications of the Medical Device
Directive 93/42/EEC as amended by 2007/46/EC.
© Copyright JPI HEALTHCARE 2014

All rights reserved. Reproduction or transmission in whole or in part, in any form or by a means,
electronic, mechanical or otherwise, is prohibited without the prior written consent of JPI
HEALTHCARE. The manual may be revised without prior notice for the improvement of the device.
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Symbols
The following advisory symbols will be used throughout the manual. Their application and
meaning are described below.
Advice of conditions or situations that, if not heeded or avoided, will

cause serious personal injury or death.
Advice of conditions or situations that, if not heeded or avoided,

could cause serious personal injury or catastrophic damage of
equipment or data.
Advice of conditions or situations that, if not heeded or avoided,

could cause personal injury or damage to equipment.
The following symbols will be used in the product label. Their application and meaning are
described below.
Indicates the medical device manufacturer, as defined in EU
Indicates the date when the medical device was manufactured
Indicates the manufacturer's serial number so that a specific

medical device can be identified
Indicates the Authorized representative in the European

Community
Indicates the need for the user to consult the instructions for use
for important cautionary information such as warnings and
precautions that cannot, for a variety of reasons, be presented on
the medical device itself
TYPE B APPLIED PART complying with the specified requirement

of IEC60601 to provide protection against electric shock,
particularly regarding allowable leakage current..
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This symbol indicates that the waste of electrical and electronic

equipment must not be disposed as unsorted municipal waste and
must be collected separately.
This symbol indicates that user should read instructions for use.
The following symbols will be used in the packing label. Their application and meaning are
described below.
Fragile
Handle with care
This way up
Keep away from rain
Do not use hand hooks
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Accident Reporting
In order to improve the quality of the system and prevent an additional accident, all users of this
equipment, operators and service technicians, are required to provide JPI with the following
information regarding all reportable events as soon as possible:
1) Identification of the model and serial number.
2) Description of the event including any serious injury or death occurred.
3) Identification of the person who is submitting the information including phone number and fax
number if available.
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Table of Contents
Revision History …………………………………………………………… 02

Manufacturer Information …………………………………………………………… 03
European Representative …………………………………………………………… 03
EC Conformance …………………………………………………………… 03
Symbols …………………………………………………………… 04
Accident Reporting …………………………………………………………… 05
1. Safety …………………………………………………………… 09
1.1 Safety Guidelines …………………………………………………………… 10
1.2 General Hazard …………………………………………………………… 10
1.3 Owner’s Responsibility …………………………………………………………… 10
1.4 System Diagnostic …………………………………………………………… 10
1.5 Calibration …………………………………………………………… 11
1.6 Distance measurements …………………………………………………………… 11
1.7 User Limitations …………………………………………………………… 11
1.8 Cleaning the system …………………………………………………………… 11
1.9 Overheating …………………………………………………………… 11
1.10 Electrical fire …………………………………………………………… 11
1.11 EMI/EMC Precaution …………………………………………………………… 11
1.12 Maintenance precautions …………………………………………………………… 12
1.13 Disposal …………………………………………………………… 12
1.14 Change Fuse …………………………………………………………… 12
1.15 Appropriation …………………………………………………………… 12
1.16 Using together with other …………………………………………………………… 12
equipment
1.17 Installation and Maintenance …………………………………………………………… 12
1.18 Significant Zone …………………………………………………………… 13
1.19 Images Backup …………………………………………………………… 13
2. System Description …………………………………………………………… 14

2.1 Intended use …………………………………………………………… 14
2.2 System Component …………………………………………………………… 17
2.3 Component description …………………………………………………………… 18
2.4 System configuration …………………………………………………………… 29
2.5 System Specification …………………………………………………………… 31
2.6 Aluminum Filtration …………………………………………………………… 34
2.7 Installation conditions …………………………………………………………… 35
2.8 Packing Labeling …………………………………………………………… 37
2.9 Unit Labeling …………………………………………………………… 39
2.10 Component Warning …………………………………………………………… 43
3. Installation …………………………………………………………… 46
3.1 Pre-Installation …………………………………………………………… 46
3.2 Unpacking …………………………………………………………… 49
3.3 Installation order …………………………………………………………… 49
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3.4 Tube stand installation …………………………………………………………… 50

3.5 Bucky table installation …………………………………………………………… 71
3.6 Bucky stand installation …………………………………………………………… 74
3.7 Poskom Generator installation …………………………………………………………… 77
3.8 CPI Generator installation …………………………………………………….......... 91
3.9 Detector installation …………………………………………………………… 108
3.10 Software Installation ………………………………………………………....... 126
4. Check of installation …………………………………………………………… 149

4.1 Check of movement …………………………………………………………… 149
4.2 Confirmation of installation …………………………………………………………… 153
4.3 Post installation inspection …………………………………………………………… 170
5. Adjustment …………………………………………………………… 171

5.1 Function of control board …………………………………………………………… 171
6. Troubleshooting …………………………………………………………… 172

6.1 Poskom Generator …………………………………………………………… 172
6.2 CPI Generator …………………………………………………………… 176
6.3 Unit …………………………………………………………… 182
6.4 Software …………………………………………………………… 183
7. Maintenance …………………………………………………………… 189

7.1 Generator & Tube …………………………………………………………… 189
7.2 Claim report …………………………………………………………… 191
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1. Safety Information
1.1 Safety Guidelines
Always be alert when operating this equipment. If a malfunction occurs, do not use this
equipment until qualified personnel correct the problem.
This Product was designed and manufactured to ensure maximum safety of operation and to
meet all the safety requirements applicable to electronic medical equipment. However, anyone
attempting to operate the system must be fully aware of potential safety hazards. It should be
operated and maintained in strict compliance with the following safety precautions and operating
instruments contained herein:
1) The product should be installed, maintained and serviced according to JPI maintenance
procedures and by JPI personnel or other qualified maintenance personnel approved in writing by
JPI. Operation and maintenance should be done in strict compliance with the operation
instructions contained in the maintenance manuals.
2) The system, in whole or in part, cannot be modified in any way without written approval from
JPI.
3) Before authorizing any person to operate the system, verify that the person has read the
Service Manual and fully understands it. The owner should make certain that only properly trained
and fully qualified personnel are authorized to operate the equipment. An authorized operators list
should be maintained.
4) Prevent unauthorized personnel from access to the system.
5) It is important that all Manual be kept at hand, studied carefully and reviewed periodically by
the authorized operators.
6) The owner should ensure continuous power supply to the system, with voltage and current
according to the product specifications. If power failures are not infrequent, a UPS(Uninterrupted
Power Supply) should be installed to avoid loss of data.
7) If the product does not operate properly or if it fails to respond to the controls described in this
manual, the operator should immediately contact JPI field service representative, report the
incident and await further instructions.
8) The images and calculations provided by this system are intended to be used as tools for the
competent user. They are explicitly not to be regarded as a sole incontrovertible basis for clinical
diagnosis. Users are encouraged to study the literature and reach their own professional
conclusions regarding the clinical utility of the system.
9) The user should be aware of the product specifications and of the system’s accuracy and
stability limitations must. These limitations must be considered before making any decision based
on quantitative values, in case of doubt, please consult a JPI representative.
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1.2 General Hazards
1.2.1 Radiation hazards
This system can be used with interfaced to x-ray generating equipment. Be certain to follow the
safety instructions and specifications for wearing proper lead shielding when in the presence of x-
ray generating equipment.
All personnel must wear dosimeters during all phases of installation, operation and maintenance
of the system and the equipment to which it is interfaced.
1.2.2 Electric shock hazard
AC power is supplied with this system to provide the proper electrical grounding. To minimize the
shock hazard, the power of earth wire of the power cable must be connected in proper earthing.
Do not remove or open system covers or plugs. The internal circuits of the system use high
voltages that can cause serious injury or death from electrical shock. The operator should never
be allowed to open the panels of the system.
1.2.3 Explosion Hazard
Do not operate the equipment in the presence of flammable or explosive liquids, vapors or gases.
Do not plug in or turns on the system in hazardous substances are detected in the environment. If
flammable substances are detected after the system as been turned on, do not attempt to turn off
the system or unplug it. Evacuate and ventilate the area before turning the system off.
1.2.4 Implosion Hazard
Do not subject the system to serious mechanical shocks, as display can explode if struck or jarred.
This may result in flying pieces of glass and coating that can cause serious injury.
1.3 Owner’s Responsibility
Do not use the system if unsafe conditions are known to exist. In case of hardware failure
that could cause hazardous conditions (smoke, fire and etc), turn the power OFF and
unplug the power cords of all subsystems.
The owner is responsible for ensuring that anyone using the system reads and understand the
Service Manual and other relevant literature, and fully understands them. JPI makes no
representation, however, that the act of reading this manual renders the reader qualified to
operate, test or calibrate the system.
1.4 System Diagnostic
The owner is responsible for ensuring that diagnostic of system is performed every
year. Do not try to use the system if system diagnostic is fail.
1.5 Calibration
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To ensure the optimal performances of the system it is important to verify that system is calibrated.
The owner is responsible for ensuring that the system calibration is performed at
installation time or if the system is repaired. Do not try to use the system if system
calibration is not performed.
1.6 Distances measurements
Distances measurements in millimeters are possible only after distance calibration has been
performed using a reference object (see operation manual).
The operator is responsible for performing distance calibration with a reference object
and verifying the results of the distance calibration before taking any distance
measurements on an image.
1.7 User Limitations
The technician mode should be operated by the personnel who is qualified by JPI.
1.8 Cleaning the system
Use only isopropyl alcohol to clean surfaces of the system. Do not use detergents or organic
solvents to clean the system. Strong detergent, and organic cleaners may damage the finish and
cause structural weakening. Do not clean the system with turning the power on.
1.9 Overheating
Do not block the ventilation ports of the tube to prevent overheating of the tube. Overheating can
cause system malfunction and damages.
1.10 Electrical fire
This equipment is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable mixture with air or with
oxygen or nitrous oxide.
Conductive fluids that drain into the active circuit components of the system may cause short
circuits that can result in electrical fire. Therefore, do not place fluids or food on any part of the
system.
To avoid electric shocks and burns caused by use of the wrong type of fire extinguisher, make
sure that the fire extinguisher at the site has been approved for use on electrical fires.
1.11 EMI/EMC Precaution
During installation of the system, care must be taken to prevent the potential risk of
electromagnetic interference between this equipment and other devices. The device has been
tested for EMI/EMC compliance, but interference can still occur in an electromagnetically noisy
environment.
Attempt to maintain a suitable distance between electrical devices to prevent cross-interference.
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1.12 Maintenance precautions
Do not open enclosures and do not disconnect or connect any cables or accessories. Only
qualified personnel by JPI can do the maintenance.
1.13 Disposal
This product contains harmful materials such as lead. Improper disposal of this product may result
in environmental contamination.
When disposing of this equipment, contact JPI representative.
Do not dispose of any part of this equipment without consulting a JPI representative first.
JPI does not assume any responsibility for damage resulting from disposal of this equipment
without consulting JPI.
1.14 Changing Fuse
For continued protection against risk of fire, replace only with same type and rating
of fuse. Disconnect power before changing fuse.
Use only fuse to meet the specification of the system when you replace fuse with another one.
1.15 Appropriation
Don’t make operation except for the intended purpose.
The system, in whole or in part, cannot be modified in any way without written approval from JPI.
1.16 Using together with other equipment
Warning: When the unit is used together with other equipment in the patient area, the equipment
shall be connected according to Standard IEC601-1 and IEC 60601-1.
1.17 Installation and Maintenance
Only qualified service personnel who have received training from JPI should perform
this installation and troubling shooting.
Only qualified service personnel, who have received training from JPI should perform this
installation and troubling shooting. System calibration should be performed by the qualified
service personnel or its system quality is decreased.
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1.18 Significant Zone
While its radiation exposures, operator is advised to stay in place where it has protective wall or
at least 3m away from the device.
Radiation exposures causes any biological harm if it too much. To avoid radiation exposures,
operators and staff are asked remain in the safety zone or 3m away zone while x-ray exposures.
1.19 Images Back-up
To avoid the possibility of image lost, which might result in patient being exposed to additional
doses of radiation, it is important to back-up the images by filming or by using the CD or DVD
option. This should be done as a routine operation for every patient. And if the hard disk of
workstation is about to full, the operator should back-up images and delete the images to make
room on hard disk for new patient.
The operator is responsible for backing-up images of each patient. Do not accumulate images in
the system without having a backing-up.
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2. System Description
2.1 Intended use
The system is intended to be used for human in hospital environment under supervision of
recommended medical practitioner. The purpose of the system is to acquire X-ray digital
images of a patient and show the images to a doctor for diagnosis.
1) Intended patient profile

a) Weight : under 150kg
b) Height : under 2m
c) Age : all ages
d) Sex : male or female
2) Intended part of the body

a) head
b) chest
c) spine
d) abdomen
e) pelvis
f) arm and leg
g) hand and foot
3) Intended user profile

a) Age : Over 20 years old
b) Education : Radiology
c) Knowledge : Human anatomy and operation of X-ray machine
d) Permissible impairments : not allowed
e) Sex : male or female
f) No mental illness
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4) Intended conditions of use

a) Environment :
- General :
- Hospital use only
- Indoor use only
- Physical :
- System Storage/Transport Environmental Condition
Temperature range: -15°C ~ 55°C
Relative humidity range: 20% ~ 90% (non-condensing)
Atmospheric Pressure range: 50kPa ~ 106kPa
- System Operation Environmental Condition
Temperature range: 10°C ~ 35°C
Relative humidity range: 30% ~ 85% (non-condensing)
Atmospheric Pressure range: 70kPa ~ 106kPa
b) Frequency of use
- up to 100 times a day
c) Mobility
- Stationary only
d) Other conditions
- Not in the place exposed to toxic gas
- Not in the place humidity is high
- Not in the place exposed to steam
- Not in the place water drips
- Not in the place too much dust or sand exist
- Not in the place exposed to oil or fat
- Not in the place exposed to salty air
- Not in the place exposed to explosive gas or dust
- Not in the place excessive vibration or impact exists
- Not in the place the floor is inclined by 0.3 degree or more
- Not in the place power supply voltage changes abnormally
- Not in the place the load of power supply falls down or rises excessively
- Not in the place exposed to direct sunlight
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5) Operating principle
A radiograph is an X-ray image obtained by placing a part of the patient in front of an X-ray
detector and then illuminating it with a short X-ray pulse. To take an X-ray image, the
operator sets the patient in front of the detector and sets the parameter values of the high
voltage generator to control the intensity of X-ray for each body part. When the operator
presses the exposure switch, a high voltage from the generator is supplied to the X-ray tube.
X-rays from the tube are emitted to the patient. The part of the patient to be X-rayed is placed
between the X-ray source and the detector to produce a shadow of the internal structure of
that particular part of the body. X-rays are partially blocked by dense tissues such as bone,
and pass more easily through soft tissues. This causes bones to appear lighter than the
surrounding soft tissue and it makes contrast of the image. The detector changes the X-rays
coming through the part of the patient to digital signals and makes digital images. The
software in the PC provides the operator with various features to manipulate the images and
shows the images to a doctor to diagnose the patient on the monitor.
6) Limit of use
The device should be operated by the personnel who are qualified by the hospital authority.
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2.2 System components
The system consists of X-ray Generator, tube, collimator, high voltage cable, tube stand, bucky
stand, bucky table, Detector, Access Point and PC and its accessories.
DRE140/DRE150 System Components
PXR Series(DRE140) /
X- ray Generator
CMP200 Series(DRE150)
E7239X / LUC-8M
X-ray Tube
E7252X / E7869X
Collimator R302 L/A, R302/A
High voltage cable Various
TS-M (floor ceiling mount type/

Tube stand
Floor mount type)
Bucky stand BS-M (DR type / tray type)
Bucky table BT-4 (DR type / tray type)
Detector FDX4343R / FDX3543RP / FDX3543RPW
PC & monitor various
Access Point ipTIME A2004 Plus
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2.3 Component description
1) X-ray generator
Console, adjusting the x-ray irradiation condition and controlling the display device
Generator, It generates a high voltage is applied to the in the apparatus
2) X-ray tube
Connected with the X-ray generator as high voltage cables, and then occurred the
X-ray radiation
3) Collimator
Limiting the range of X-ray radiation to occur for intended target
4) High Voltage Cable

Connected between generator and X-ray tube
5) Tube Stand
Supporting X-ray tube and providing the operator with movement for each examination
6) Bucky stand
Supporting bucky and providing the operator with movement for each examination
7) Bucky table
Supporting patient on the table top and providing the operator with movement for each
examination
8) Detector
Creating image from X-ray exposure and sending the image to PC
9) PC & monitor
Receiving image from Detector, editing and sending the image to PACS server
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2.3.1 Specification of each component
1) High Voltage Generator : VZW2556RD2 (Main Source)
Tube kV
mA Timer mAs CE
No Spec Rating Output Voltage Accu Remark
Range Range Range Mark
Item kV racy
400/480Vac,
0.1mAs~
VZW2556 50-60Hz, 40- 10 mA~ 0.001 sec
1 ±10% 1000mA
RD2 Output:80KW 150kV 1000 mA ~ 6.3 sec
s
3- Phase
400/480Vac,
VZW2556 50-60Hz, 40- 10 mA~ 0.001 sec 0.1mAs~ Alternation
2 ±10%
RC2 Output:65KW 150kV 800 mA ~ 6.3 sec 800mAs CE 1
3- Phase
400/480Vac,
VZW2556 50-60Hz, 40- 10 mA~ 0.001 sec 0.1mAs~ 0086 Alternation
3 ±10%
RB2 Output:50KW 150kV 630 mA ~ 6.3 sec 630mAs 2
3- Phase
208/230Vac,
VZW2556 50-60Hz, 40- 10 mA~ 0.001 sec 0.1mAs~ Alternation
4 ±10%
RE5 Output:40KW 125kV 500 mA ~ 6.3 sec 500mAs 3
Single Phase
220/240Vac,
50-60Hz, 40- 10 mA~ 0.001 sec 0.1mAs~ Alternation
5 PXR401B ±10%
Output:40KW 150kV 500 mA ~ 10 sec 630mAs CE 4
Single Phase
220/240Vac,
50-60Hz, 40- 10 mA~ 0.001 sec 0.1mAs~ 0123 Alternation
6 PXR321B ±10%
Output:32KW 150kV 400 mA ~ 10 sec 500mAs 5
Single Phase
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1-1) Generator Components(CPI Generator )
No Part Name Part Image Qty Spec
1 HFG Generator 1 VZW Series
2 OP Console 1 VZW Series
1 Main Power Cable 1 5m
2 Rotor Cable 1 8m
3 Console Cable 1 -
7 Hand Switch 1 -
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1-2) Generator Components(POSKOM Generator )

1 HFG Generator 1 PXR Series
2 Console 1 PXR Series
2 Main Power Cable 1 5m
3 Rotor Cable 1 8m
5 Console Cable 1 -
7 Hand Switch 1 -
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2) X-ray Tube : E7869X (Main Source)
No Item Specification
TOSHIBA LUCEM
1 Manufacturer
E7869X E7252X E7239X LUC-8M
Effective Focal Spot
2 0.6 / 1.2 mm 0.6 / 1.2 mm 1.0 / 2.0 mm 1.0 / 2.0 mm
Size
Material tungsten rhenium molybdenum
3 Target
Angle 12° 12° 16° 16°
4 Nominal Tube Voltage 40~150 kV 40~150 kV 40~125 kV 40~125 kV

Anode Heat Storage
5 600 KHU 300 KHU 140 KHU 140 KHU
Capacity
6 Weight 24 kg 18 kg 16 kg 16 kg
7 Tube Image
8 HV Cable (1set), 8m
9 CE Mark CE 0197 CE0434

10 Remark Alternation1 Alternation2 Alternation3
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3) Unit
3-1) Tube Stand : TS-M
No. Item Specification

1 Manufacturer Daom Tech
2 Power rating DC24V±10%, 3A
3 Movement of Detector Manual driven
Vertical travel 1,400mm

Transverse travel 2600mm
Min. ~ Max. Tube
4 Movement Range 520mm ~ 1,920mm
height (from floor)
Column rotation ±90°
Tube rotation ±180°
5 Weight balance Applied
6 Weight 245kg
7 TS-M Tube Stand Image
3-2) Bucky Stand : BS-M

No Item Specification
2 Power rating AC16~24V±10%, 1.5A
3 Movement of Detector Vertical : Manual driven

4 Movement Range Vertical Stroke 1400㎜±10%
5 Weight balance Applied
6 Weight 105kg
7 BS-M Stand Image
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3-3) Bucky Table : BT-4

2 Power rating AC220V±10%, 100VA
3 Movement of Detector Manual driven

Longitudinal Travel
±280mm
distance
4 Movement Range Transverse travel
±140mm
distance
Bucky travel distance ±230mm
5 Weight 180kg
6 BT-4 Bucky Table Image
4) Detector
Specification
No. Item
FDX4343R FDX3543RP FDX3543RPW
1 Manufacturer Toshiba
2 Power Input 1phase, AC 100∼240V, 50/60Hz DC 16V 3A
3 Active Area 17" X 17" 14" X 17" 14” X 17”
4 Pixel Matrix 3,008 × 3,072 Pixels 2,448 × 2,984 Pixels 2,466 X 3,040 Pixels
5 Pixel Size 143microns 143microns 140µm
6 Bit Depth 14bit 16bit 14bit
7 Spatial frequency 3.7lp/mm 3.7lp/mm 3.7lp/mm
8 CE Mark CE 0197
9 Detector Image
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4-1) Detector Components
Item FDX4343R
EPS-F001A
1 Power Supply 1 Input : 100-240V~
Output:24VDC,1.3A
X-ray Trigger
2 1 10M
Cable
Detector
3 1 5m
Power Cable
4 DC Cable 1 10m
5 Eath Cable 2 5m
6 LAN Cable 1 10M
Item FDX3543RP
EPS-F005A
Output:15VDC,6A
X-ray Trigger
2 1 10M
Cable
Detector
3 1 5m
Power Cable
4 DC Cable 1 10m
5 Eath Cable 1 5m
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Item FDX3543RPW
DEPS9601
Output:15VDC,0.6A
DEPS-9606
2 Battery Recharger 1 Input : 19V, 1.2A
Output:12.6V,1.5A
3 Li-ion Battery Pack 2 SDB-3S1PA
4 Main Cable 1 10m
5 Recharger adapter 1
6 Power Supply Cable 1 3M
5) Collimator (R302 L/A, R302/A)

Specification
No. Item
R302 L/A R302/A
1 Manufacturer Ralco Ralco
2 Power Input 24V AC – 50/60 Hz 24V AC – 50/60 Hz
3 Form of X-ray Beam Field Rectangular Rectangular
4 Image Receptor Alignment Single Laser -
5 Maximum Tube Voltage 150 kV 150 kV
6 Inherent Filtration 2 mmAl 2 mmAl
7 Weight 9.4kg 9.4kg
8 Dimensions 268 x 195.5 x 206.5 (mm) 268 x 195.5 x 206.5 (mm)
9 Collimator Image
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6) PC
1 PC Manufacturer Various
- OS: Windows XP Professional
- CPU: Intel 3.6Ghz(Duo) or higher
- RAM: 2GB or higher
2 Workstation - HDD: 500GB or higher
- OPT. Drive: CD/DVD RW
- VGA: 128M dual VGA/DVI
- NIC: 10/100/1000Mbyte Ethernet
3 Monitor - Resolution: 1920 X 1080 (Recommendation)
7) Operating software(ExamVue)
Specification
No. Item
ExamVue
1 Software Manufacturer JPI
W/L Adjustment, W/L Store, Panning, Inverse,
Zoom In/Out, Magnification, Fit, Rotate, Reverse, Flip, JPEG Store,
2 Image Process/Store
Storing External Media, Thumbnail Display,
Layout Selection (1x1, 1x2, 2x1, 2x2), Histogram Display
Patient Registration, Sort, Modification, Delete,
3 Information Input/Search Search(ID, Patient Name, Study)
DAP display(uGy•m2)
4 Transfer DICOM 3.0 Standard
5 Manual & CD
8) Other Accessories
No Part Name/ Part Image Qty Manufacturer Spec
General:
Quality equivalent filtration (70 kV) 0.2 mm Al
VacuDAP
1 1 VACUTEC Display unit: 160 mm x 94 mm x 37 mm
OEM
DAP : Digital resolution 0.01 μGy•m2
DAP Rate : Digital resolution 0.6 μGy•m2/min
Energy range / tube voltage : 40~150 kV

Dose rate range : 0.5~1000 μGy / s
AEC
2 1 VACUTEC Exposure dose range : 1~100) μGy
Chamber
Digital resolution (selectable) : 0,025 μGy
Eposure time range : 1 ms ... 10 s
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2.3.2 Component Labels
1)CPI Generator SPEC Label 2) POSKOM Generator SPEC Label
3) TOSHIBA Detector SPEC Label 4) TOSHIBA TUBE SPEC Label
5). RALCO Collimator SPEC Label
2.4 System configuration
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2.4.1 Table exposure
2.4.2 Stand exposure
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2.5 System Specification
device model spec
- Power rating: 50kW
- Line nominal phase: 380VAC, 3Ф

Generator - kV range: 40-150kV
CMP200
(DRE150) - mA range: 10~630mA
- Timer range: 0.001-6.3sec,
- mAs range: 0.1-630mAs
- Power rating: 40kW

- Line nominal phase: 220VAC, 1Ф
Generator - kV range: 40-125kV
PXR
(DRE140) - mA range: 10~500mA
- Timer range: 0.001-10sec,
- mAs range: 0.1-630mAs
- Scintillator: CSI
- Pixel pitch: 0.143mm
- Resolution: 3.7lp/mm
Detector FDX4343R - MTF: 36%(2.0lp/mm,70Kvp,1x1)
- DQE: 70%
- Active Area: 43x43.9cm
- Pixel matrix: 3,008x3.072
- Scintillator: CSI
Detector FDX3543RP - MTF: 36%(2.0lp/mm,70Kvp,1x1)
- DQE: 70%
- Active Area: 35x43cm
- Pixel matrix: 2,448x2,984
- Scintillator: CSI
Detector FDX3543RPW
- DQE: 70%
- Active Area: 35x43cm
- Pixel matrix: 2,466x3,040
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- 40-125Kv, 50/60Hz
- Rotating 16° at high speed
- Dual focal spots
E7239X
- Small focus: 1.0mm
- Large focus: 2.0mm
- Anode heat content: 140kHU
- 40-125Kv, 50/60Hz
- Dual focal spots
LUC-8M

TUBE
- 40-150Kv, 50/60Hz
- Dual focal spots
E7252X
- Large focus: 1.2m
- 40-150Kv, 50/60Hz
- Dual focal spots

E7869X
- Max. X-ray tube voltage: 150kV
- Max. X-ray field: 480X480mm

Collimator R302 L/A, R302/A
(SID 100cm)
- Power consumption: 24V AC – 50/60 Hz
- Vertical travel distance : 1,400mm

- Transverse travel distance : 260mm
TS-M
- Tube rotation: ±180°
Tube Stand (floor ceiling mount
- longitudinal travel distance :
type)
2,400~3,000mm
- Power consumption: 24VDC, 3A
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- Transverse travel distance : 260mm

TS-M
Tube Stand - Tube rotation: ±180°
(floor mount type)
- longitudinal travel distance : 1,500mm
- Power consumption: 24VDC, 3A

- Min. Bucky height(from floor) : 400mm
Bucky Stand BS-M
- Max. Bucky height(from floor) : 1,800mm
- Power consumption: 24VAC,
- Table top size : 2,000ｘ1,080

- Table top height : 670mm
- Longitudinal travel distance : ±280mm

- Transverse travel distance : ±140mm
Bucky Table BT-4
- Bucky travel distance : ±230mm
- Max. Patient weight : 150kg
- Power consumption:
1phase, 220VAC.50/60Hz
- O/S: Windows 7 sp1 over
- CPU: Intel i5 3.3GHz
- RAM : 4GB
- HDD : 1TB
Workstation Various - CD R : CD/DVD RW
- Input device : mouse, keyboard
- Graphics Card : 128M dual VGA/DVI
- Network : 100/1000 Mbps or Fiber
- TFT LCD
Monitor Various - 20.1inch over
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (recommended)
- IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
Access Point ipTIME A2004 Plus
- 2.4GHz/5GHz
(As irremovable, total source assembly filter should be above 2.5mm)
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2.6 Aluminum Filtration
KVP Al equivalence (mm Al)
1 50 1.5
2 60 1.8
3 70 2.1
4 80 2.3
5 90 2.5
6 100 2.7
7 110 3.0
8 120 3.2
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2.7 Installation conditions
2.7.1 Electrical requirements
1) The installer must ensure that the generator is connected to the proper mains voltage as per
the nameplate on the generator.
The table below depicts the power requirements for the X-ray generators.
220 VAC ± 10%, 1 phase (DRE140)
Line Voltage
OR 380 VAC ± 10%, 3 phase (DRE150)
Line Frequency 50/60 Hz.
Momentary Current 180 Amps at 200 VAC (1 phase).
Nominal Current＊ ≤5 Amps
Momentary Power Consumption 55 KVA (DRE140) OR 90 KVA (DRE150)

＊ Nominal Current = Generator standby current only. External or installer-supplied e
quipment connected to generator may increase the nominal current beyond the value
s shown.
2) Minimum recommended mains disconnect to generator is 16㎟
2.7.2 Fuse rating
LOCATION 1 PHASE UNITS (DRE140) 3 PHASE UNITS (DRE150)

F1, F2, F3 : AG40＊for (30/40kW
400/480V units).
SC 60＊for 32/40kW 208-230V
MAIN LINE FUSE F1, F2 : FRN-R-50＊ 3 phase units).
OTn60＊for 50kW 208/230V units.
SC60＊for 50kW 400/480 and all 65kW
units.
GENERATOR F2 : GDC-2＊ F2 : GDC-2＊
CONTROL
BOARD F3 :GDC-500mA＊ F3 :GDC-500mA＊
CONSOLE
F1 : GDC-1A F1 : GDC-1A
BOARD
ALL 208/230V UNITS
ALL 208/230V UNITS F1, F6, F7 : S506-8A＊
F1, F6, F7 : S506-8A＊ F2, F3 : GDC-5A＊
F2, F3 : GDC-5A＊ F4, F5 : FNQ-1＊
H.V.AUXILIARY
BOARD F4, F5, F11 : GDC-6.3A＊ F8, F9 : FNQ-2＊
F8, F9, F12 : GDC-2A＊ F10 : GDC-1A＊
F10 : GDC-1A＊ F11 : GDC-6.3A＊
F12 : GDC-2A＊
DUAL SPEED
STARTER N/A F1, F2 : A70QS10-14F＊
BOARD
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2.7.3 Generator ground requirement
- A suitable ground must be connected from the disconnect switch to the main ground o
f the generator, located to the right of the main fuse block, on the sub-panel. The gr
ound wire is typically part of the line cord, and the current capacity of the ground co
nductor must normally be equal to or greater than that of the line conductors.
- A copper ground cable, 16 mm² or larger should be connected from the X-ray tube ho
using to the HV tank ground stud (located at the top of the HV tank).
- If a neutral line is provided with the system, under no circumstances it is to be used f

or ground purposes. The ground must carry fault currents only.
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2.8 Packing Labeling
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NO. Label Image Label Name Quantity
1 Shipping Mark 4
DRE140/150
2 2
Packing Label
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2.9 Unit Labeling
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Quantit
NO. Label Image Label Name
y
DRE140/150 S
1 3
pec Label
Radiation War
2 2
ning
Radiation Exp
3 1
osure Symbol
Filtration Infor
4 1
mation
Collimator
5 1
Label
6 Moving Part 2
ON/OFF Switc
7 2
h
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NO. Label Image Label Name Quantity
8 Tube Stand Label 1
9 Bucky Stand Label 1
10 Bucky Table Label 1
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2.9.1 Rating Labels
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2.10 Component Warning
1) CPI Generators
- SAFETY AND SPECIFICATIONS

Warning symbol used to indicate a potential hazard to operators, service
personnel or to the equipment. It indicates a requirement to refer to the
accompanying documentation for details
Radiation exposure symbol used on operator console. Lights to indicate that

an exposure is in progress. This is accompanied by an audible tone from the
console
- Safety Warning Labels

Weight Label
This label is attached to the main generator cabinet and to the
High Voltage Module, and states the approximate weight of the
main cabinet with the High Voltage Module, and the weight of
the High Voltage Module separately. Do not attempt to lift these
items without proper assistance
Caution HV/High Energy Warning Label

This label is attached to the generator cabinet and on the inside
of the back cover above the High Voltage Module.
The DC bus capacitors (approximately 300 to 670 VDC,
depending on model) will remain charged for up to 5 minutes
after the AC mains is disconnected or the console is switched
off.
Caution HV Behind Cover Label

This label is attached to the outside of the generator cabinet, the
cover over the inverter assembly, the cover over the DSS board
and the fan cover. Mains voltage is present inside the cabinet
whenever the main disconnect is switched on. Additionally, the
DC bus capacitors will remain charged for up to 5 minutes after
the AC mains is disconnected or the console is switched off.
High Voltage Module - Transformer Terminals Notice
This notice is printed on the High Voltage Module lid and
cautions against over-tightening the nuts on the
transformer feedthrough terminals (for the primary of the HV
transformers).
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Danger High Voltage Notice

This notice is printed on the High Voltage Module lid. High
voltage may be present at the primary terminals
on the tank lid board, at the output high voltage connectors, and
at the mA/mAs measuring jacks if the
shorting link is opened for mA/mAs measurements.
Auxiliary Transformer Labels

These labels are fixed on the outer face of the auxiliary
transformer and indicate the presence of high
voltage taps on the primary of 120, 200, 240, 400 and 480 VAC.
Ensure the main power disconnect is switched off and
appropriate documentation is consulted before attempting to
service this component.
High voltage (approximately 325 to 670 VDC, depending on

model) is present on the inverter
assembly and associated components whenever the AC mains
is energized and the console is switched on, and for up to 5
minutes after the console is switched off or the AC mains is
disconnected.
2) POSKOM Generators
Danger High Voltage Notice

This notice is printed on the High Voltage Module lid. High voltage may be
present at the primary terminals on the tank lid board, at the output high
voltage connectors, and at the mA/mAs measuring jacks if the shorting link is
opened for mA/mAs measurements.
Earth symbol used in generator cabinet.

PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR TERMINAL. This symbol is specifically reserved for
the PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR TERMINAL and no other. It is placed at the
equipment earthing point and is mandatory for all grounded equipment.
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3) Toshiba Tube
This label is a caution label to notify the user of the following point.
"Housing end cap is used to protect the electric shock and x-ray
leakage."
Attachment position : X-ray tube assembly housing end cap
" Pack with this end up. "
Attachment position : X-ray tube assembly housing
" Always have service personnel install or remove the high
voltage cable. "
" Do not impact on fragile face."
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3. Installation
3.1 Pre-Installation
3.1.1 All connections
- Drawing Description
Cables EA Configuration
LINE 1 Input voltage(1phase, 220VAC)
SIGNAL 1 Power line & signal
ROTOR 1 Tube Stator, Collimator power
TSPOW 1 Power line(DC24V)
TSCON1 1 Signal
TSCON2 1 Tube angle signal
TSCON3 1 Signal
BSCON1 1 Power line & signal
BSCON2 1 Foot Switch signal
BSCON3 1 Power line & signal
BTCON1 1 Power line & signal
DR2S 1 Detector interface signal
LAN1 1 Image signal
DR1S 1 Detector interface signal
LAN2 1 Image signal
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3.1.2 Summary
To unpack and install this equipment, required tools have to be needed and it is necessary to
check up recommended space and electric conditions.
If there is something failed in check-up lists, this equipment may not be working well..
3.1.3 Required tools
To unpack and install this equipment, tools are required as below.

Please confirm all tools are prepared before unpacking.
L Wrench SET (1.5mm ~ 10mm)
T Wrench (4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm)
Automatic Drill ( to install Anchor Bolt )
Concrete Drill Set
Electric Drill Set
Wrench Set
Spanner Set(4 ~ 19mm)
Ratchet Set
Screwdriver Set (+, -)
Nipper, Long node
Handy hammer (Iron, Rubber)
Hammer
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3.1.4 Required Layout (mm)
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3.2 Unpacking
1) Inspect the pack for evidence of shipping damage.
If there is evidence of shipping damage, note this in the event that a damage claim is
justified.
2) Remove the cardboard outer pack and set aside.
Open the pack carefully.

Sharp tools may damage the contents.
3) Carefully lift DRE140/150 Stand from the pallet.
One person should not attempt to lift or move this

assembly without proper equipment or assistance.
- Inspect for internal and external shipping damage.

- Remove and unpack all items.
- Keep the shipping containers. In case of shipping damage, place the unit back in its
shipping package and notify the carrier and customer support department.
3.3 Installation order
1) Select the locations of each component in the installation site.

2) Place Tube Stand to the desired position.
- Install ceiling rail of Tube Stand. (for floor ceiling mounted type)
- Install floor rail of Tube Stand.
- Assembly base to body of Tube Stand.
- Insert Tube Stand’s support into the furrow of ceiling rail of Tube Stand.
- Make Tube Stand up and fix it to furrow of floor rail and assembly support.
- Assembly Tube, Handle Bar, Collimator to arm of Tube Stand.
3) Place Bucky Table to the right position.
- Arrange the location to match Collimator of Tube Stand and the center of Bucky
Table.
4) Place Bucky Stand to the right position.
- Arrange the location to match center of Bucky Stand and the center of Bucky Table.
5) Install Controller and H.V Tank.
6) Connect power and signal cables of each component.
7) Check the line voltage before turning on the power.
8) Adjust the location of each component exactly and fix them with anchor bolts.
9) Arrange connected cables and turn on the power.
10) Check the operation of system.
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3.4 Tube Stand installation
3.4.1 Exterior of Product
(Floor ceiling mount type)
(Floor mount type)
This work must be carried out by more than 3 persons together for safety reason
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3.4.2 Tube Stand installation order

3.4.2.1 Rail install (for Floor ceiling mount type)
1) Install Ceiling Rail
- Check the space needed according to the required layout in 3.1.4.
- Install ceiling rail with more than 300mm space from wall on the ceiling directly.
- If the ceiling is not solid to support the ceiling rail, wall mount is recommended as
below. In this case, wall mount brackets are needed to support the ceiling rail.
(Wall mount)
- If the ceiling is solid to support the ceiling rail, it has to be horizontal to the floor.
- The ceiling rail has to be parallel to the wall as above.
- Insert the body supporter into the ceiling rail.
(body supporter)
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2) Install Floor Rail

- If necessary, assemble 2 pieces of Floor Rails which were packed separately.
- Install Floor Rail on the floor to make it come into the center of Ceiling rail.
Center line between

ceiling rail and floor
rail
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3.4.2.2 Assemble Base of Tube Stand

(1) Floor ceiling mount type
1) Place the body of tube stand and base of tube stand on the ground as below.
2) Disassemble lock nut, lock nut washer, and taper roller bearing which were installed
already at the bottom of body.
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3) Put the cable coming out of the body into the center hole of the base. Then, put the shaft
of body into the hole of base carefully as below.
4) Assemble taper roller bearing, lock nut washer, and lock nut on the shaft back. And
tighten up the lock nut to make sure the body to sit on the base securely. And bend one
of the teeth of the lock washer into the groove of the lock nut to prevent the lock nut from
loosening.
Lock the lock nut securely by bending the tooth of lock washer, or the body on the base is to
fall.
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5) Connect cables according to marked names as below.
6) Tie up the cables and put them to the frame as below securely to avoid damage.
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(2) Floor mount type

1) Place the body of tube stand and base of tube stand on the ground
2) Disassemble lock nut, lock nut washer, and taper roller bearing which were installed
already at the bottom of body.
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3) Put the cable coming out of the body into the center hole of the base. Then, put the shaft
of body into the hole of base carefully as below.
4) Assemble taper roller bearing, lock nut washer, and lock nut on the shaft back. And
tighten up the lock nut to make sure the body to sit on the base securely. And bend one
of the teeth of the lock washer into the groove of the lock nut to prevent the lock nut from
loosening.
Lock the lock nut securely by bending the tooth of lock washer, or the body on the base is to
fall.
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5) Connect cables according to marked names as below.
6) Tie up the cables and put them to the frame as below securely to avoid damage.
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3.4.2.3 Assembly of tube stand body and body Supporter

(1) Floor ceiling mount type
1) Place the assembled Tube Stand on the rail furrow of floor rail.
- Before putting the tube stand to upright position, open the top cover and make sure that
the two wires are in the right position of the wire pulleys.
(wire and wire pulley)
2) Put the Tube Stand to upright position and assemble body supporter.
- Make the base roller to be on the rail furrow so that the base slides left or right without
any noise or problems.
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- Assemble the body supporter securely not to fall.
Putting Tube Stand to upright position must be carried out by more than 3 persons together
for safety reason
3) After assembling the body supporter, press foot switch to turn the body to the front side
as below. And fix both side stoppers of Floor Rail.
(rotation foot switch)
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(side stopper)
Side stoppers must be fixed at both sides just after putting the tube stand to upright
position. If not, the stand may slide to side and fall out of the rails. And It will cause serious
injury.
4) Move the body and check the rolling status on the rail. Use shims between rail and floor
to compensate gaps if the body moves unevenly.
5) Follow the final check procedure in 4. Fix floor rail with screw or anchors securely.
Perform fixing the rail on the floor with screw anchors after verifying the standard operation
test and center test between units.
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(2) Floor mount type

1) Place the assembled Tube Stand by the floor rail.
- Before putting the tube stand to upright position, open the top cover and make sure
that the two wires are in the right position of the wire pulleys.
- Remove the side cover and the side stopper of the rail
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2) Put the Tube Stand to upright position.
- Raise the stand on a wooden board as shown in the figure below
- Loosen the bolts of magnet bracket and lift up the bracket to prevent collision with
rail
- Insert the stand into the rail and slide the stand as shown in the figure below
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Raising and inserting Tube Stand must be carried out by more than 3 persons together for
safety reason
3) After inserting the body into the rail, press foot switch to turn the body to the front side .
And fix both side stoppers of Floor Rail.
Side stoppers must be fixed at both sides just after insert the tube stand to sliding position.
If not, the stand may slide to side and fall out of the rails. And It will cause serious injury.
4) Move the body and check the rolling status on the rail. Use shims between rail and floor
to compensate gaps if the body moves unevenly.
5) Follow the final check procedure in 4. Fix floor rail with screw or anchors securely.
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Perform fixing the rail on the floor with screw anchors after verifying the standard operation
test and center test between units.
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3.4.2.4 Assembly of Tube Stand and Components

1) Remove weight holding bolt at the bottom of Tube Stand.
(remove weight holding bolt before arm moving)
- Lower the arm of Tube Stand to assemble the components (Tube, Collimator, Handle Bar)
to the proper position.
One person must hold the arm of Tube Stand not to move up because of uneven weight
balance during this assembly procedure.
2) Disassemble the upper rim of tube holder and place Tube in the right position as below.
3) Assemble the upper rim back securely. Turn Tube’s direction 180 degrees to assemble
collimator and handle bar.
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4) Connect TSCON1 and TSCON2 cables according to the mark on the back side of
Handle Bar. Check the procedure of 3.9.3.3 for power connection.
5) Place Handle Bar on the Tube. Place the collimator mounting disc on the Handle Bar as
below. And assemble them together with fasten bolts.
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6) Loosen 4 Hexagon socket head screws which are on top of collimator and put the
collimator fixing bolts to each outside.
Fixing Bolt
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7) Fasten Hexagon socket head screws securely with 3mm L-WRENCH and turn Tube
back 180 degrees.
Fixing Bolt
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(Picture of assembled tube stand)
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3.5 Bucky Table installation

3.5.1. Exterior of Product
(DR type)
(tray type)
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3.5.2 Assembly procedure of Bucky Table
3.5.2.1 Select the location of Bucky Table

1) Set Tube stand and Bucky table to the center of Floor Rail.
(check the center line from front view)
2) Set the center of Tube and Bucky table in the shortest Arm of Tube stand as below.
3) Check the center line of Tube and Bucky table as moves the Tube along the floor rail.
(check the center line from the side view)
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(check the center line from top view)
3.5.2.2 Fixing of Bucky Table location

After confirming the center of Tube and Bucky table, mark its current position with a pen on
the floor to check its original position.
- Follow the final check procedure in 4. Fix the bucky talbe with screw or anchors securely.
Perform anchor work after standard operation test and center test between units.
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3.6 Bucky Stand installation
3.6.1 Exterior of Product
(DR type)
(tray type)
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3.6.2 Assembly procedure of Bucky Stand

3.6.2.1 Selection of Bucky Stand location
1) Turn Tube 90 degrees to Bucky stand and move Tube stand to Bucky stand along the
floor rail. The distance between the surface of bucky of Bucky stand and the focus of
Tube (SSD) should be at least 100cm.
- Before putting the tube stand to upright position, open the top cover and make sure that
the two wires are in the right position of the wire pulleys.
- Before moving the bucky up and down, remove weight holding bolt at the bottom of the
bucky stand.
(distance between focus and film or detector surface for chest examination)
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2) Set the center of Tube Stand, Bucky Table and Bucky Stand.
(check the center line of tube and bucky table/ bucky stand)
3.6.2.2 Fixing of Bucky Stand location

- Follow the final check procedure in 4. Fix the stand with screw or anchors securely.
Perform anchor work to Bucky stand after standard operation test and center test between
units.
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3.7 Poskom Generator installation
3.7.1 Exterior of Console
[Poskom]
3.7.2 Console Installation

Install X-ray control system near lead glass so that a radiology technician sees the status
of patient through lead glass.
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3.7.3 Exterior of Generator
3.7.4 Selection of Generator location

Considering cable length and position of whole system, place the generator in the proper
position. Leave the space 200mm & 300mm at least from the wall.
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3.7.5 Block diagram of System connection
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3.7.6 Main power connect

Lines as shown in the picture below are connected to the main power generator
Connect Line Cables after checking input power and output power in a breaker when
connecting Main power for the first time. Voltage should be 220VAC.
If the input and output power are not right as required, it will cause malfunction or device
damage.
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3.7.7 Connect of Power and Signal

3.7.7.1 Console & Generator
1) Connected components
- Signal connect cable
- Hand switch
2) Connection of Console & Generator
- Connect Signal connect cable No2 of console in the picture above is connected to
the No 2 of generator.
- Hand switch is connected to the console port No3 in the picture.
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3.7.7.2 Connect of Generator & tube, collimator
1) Apply insulating gel to both ends of HV cable.

2) Connect one end of HV cable to H.V tank of Generator.
(When connecting cable, must be careful of polarity (+/-))
Before supplying high voltage, impurities on the rod must be eliminated and insulating gel
must be applied. If not, the system would be damaged.
3) Opposite end of H.V. cable which is connected to H.V. Tank is connected to Tube. When
connecting to Tube, apply insulating gel.
4) Connect ROTOR Cable from H.V Tank to Tube.

(When opening right cover of Tube, there is terminal block)
- The control unit of this device doesn’t have temperature sensor function. There are 2 ways of
connecting ROTOR Cable as below. Choose one and connect it.
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5) With using supplied ROTOR Cable, separate FG Cable and temperature sensor connection
cable, connect as the above picture.
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6) Connect power cable of Collimator to CM cable which is connected Tube terminal.
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3.7.7.3 Power connection of Generator and Tube Stand

Connect TSPOW cable to DC port and FG of backside of Handle Bar. For opposite side,
connect TSPOW cable to 24DC+ and 24DC- of H.V Generator terminal and connect FG to the
device (TB504. 17PIN: +24VD, 18PIN: 24VD GND)
3.7.7.4 Connection of Tube Stand Cables

1) TSCON1 cable coming out of Handle bar has to be connected to TSCON1 connector of
arm of Tube Stand.
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2) Connect TSCON2 Cable coming out of Handle Bar to electro magnet after opening Tube
rotation cover.
(When connecting the cable, it needs to be inserted into the hole of cover.)
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3) Connect TCCON3 Cable from ARM to BASE.
3.7.7.5 Connection of Generator and Bucky Table

Connect BTCON1 Cable from H.V Tank to Connector of Bucky Table.
Bucky Table Generator
0AC TB502_No12_0VAC
220AC TB502_No10_220VAC
FG TB502_No4_CASE GND
Bucky 1 TB504_No1_Bucky1 SPLY
COM 1 TB504_No4_Bucky1 EXP2
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3.7.7.6 Connection of Generator and Bucky Stand

1) Connect BSCON1Cable from Generator to BSCON1 of Bucky stand.
Bucky Stand Generator
BS-AC2 TB502_No9_0VAC
BS-AC1 TB502_No8_16VAC(10A) or No7_25VAC
FG TB502_No4_CASE GND
Bucky 2 TB504_No5_Bucky2 SPLY
COM 2 TB504_No8_Bucky2 EXP2
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2) Connect BSCON3 Cable from bottom of stand to back of Bucky device.
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3.8 CPI Generator installation
3.8.1 Exterior of Console
3.8.2 Console Installation

Install X-ray control system near lead glass so that a radiology technician sees the status
of patient through lead glass.
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3.8.3 Exterior of Generator
3.8.4 Selection of Generator location

Considering cable length and position of whole system, place the generator in the proper
position. Leave the space 200mm & 300mm at least from the wall.
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3.8.5 Block diagram of System connection
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3.8.6 Main power connect

Lines as shown in the picture below are connected to the main power generator.
Connect Line Cables after checking input power and output power in a breaker when
connecting Main power for the first time. Voltage should be 380VAC.
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3.8.7 Connect of Power and Signal

3.8.7.1 Console & Generator
1) Connected components
- Lan connect cable
- Hand switch
2) Connection of Console & Generator
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3.8.7.2 Connect of Generator & tube, collimator
1) Apply insulating gel to both ends of HV cable.

2) Connect one end of HV cable to H.V tank of Generator.
(When connecting cable, must be careful of polarity (+/-))
Before supplying high voltage, impurities on the rod must be eliminated and insulating gel
must be applied. If not, the system would be damaged.
3) Opposite end of H.V. cable which is connected to H.V. Tank is connected to Tube.
When connecting to Tube, apply insulating gel.
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4) Connect ROTOR Cable from H.V Tank to Tube.

(When opening right cover of Tube, there is terminal block)
- The control unit of this device doesn’t have temperature sensor function. There are 2
ways of connecting ROTOR Cable as below. Choose one and connect it.
A-1 With using supplied ROTOR Cable, separate FG Cable and temperature sensor
connection cable, connect as the above picture.
A. Connect power cable of Collimator to CM cable which is connected Tube terminal.
Generator Rotor Cable
J-11- 5 COL 1 (24VAC)
J-11 -6 COL 2 (0VAC)
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A-2. With using supplied ROTOR Cable, separate FG Cable and temperature sensor
connection cable, connect as the above picture ( J7; 1~6 )
Generator Rotor Cable

J-7 (1) THE 1
J-7 (2) THE 2
J-7 (3) GND
J-7 (4) Com (RTR1)
J-7 (5) Main (RTR2)
J-7 (6) Shift (RTR3)
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Note. The color of cables is subject to change without notices. Please make sure
that the number and name of rotray cables should be matched to Tube.
- Connect power cables from Collimator to the connection points of Tube as below.
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3.8.8 Power connection of Generator and Tube Stand

Connect TSPOW cable to DC port and FG of backside of Handle Bar. For opposite side.
Connect TSPOW cable to DC+(J11-2) and DC-(J11-1) board terminal and connect FG to the
device.
Generator TSPOW
J11-1 (DC 0V) DC- (DC 0V)
J11-2 (DC 24V) DC+ (DC 24V)
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3.8.8.1 Connection of Tube Stand Cables

1) TSCON1 cable coming out of Handle bar has to be connected to TSCON1 connector of
arm of Tube Stand.
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2) Connect TSCON2 Cable coming out of Handle Bar to electro magnet after opening Tube
rotation cover.(When connecting the cable, it needs to be inserted into the hole of cover.)
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3) Connect TCCON3 Cable from ARM to BASE.
3.8.8.2 Connection of Generator and Bucky Table
Connect BTCON1 Cable from H.V Tank

to under trans of Bucky Table.
Generator BTCON1
Trance (0V) 0AC (0V)

Trance (240V) 220AC (240V)
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( Bucky 1 Signal Connector)
Bucky Table CPI Generator

Bucky 1 J2 - 7
COM 1 J2 - 9
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3.8.8.3 Connection of Generator and Bucky Stand

1) Connect BSCON1Cable from Generator to BSCON1 of Bucky stand.
Generator BSCON1
J11-5 (AC 0V) BS-AC2 (AC 0V)
J11-6 (AC 24V) BS-AC1 (AC 24V)
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( Bucky 2 Signal Connector)
Bucky Table CPI Generator

Bucky 2 J4 - 1
COM 2 J4 - 3
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2) Connect BSCON3 Cable from bottom of stand to back of Bucky device.
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3.9 Detector Installation (for FDX4343R detector)
3.9.1 Detector assembly in the bucky table
3.9.1.1 As shown below, remove the side cover of the left or right.
(remove screws from the side)
(remove screws under the cover)
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3.9.1.2 Remove the table top as the picture below.

- Remove the stopper which is assembled at right or left corner as below.
- Remove the table top to the opposite side of the stopper as below. Open the
bucky cover.
3.9.1.3 The guide rails for the grid should be separated from the bucky.
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3.9.1.4 Remove the side stoppers at both sides. Loosen screws to put the bucky support rail
back to remove the bucky case.
3.9.1.5 Put the bucky support rail back and remove the bucky case.
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3.9.1.6 Place the Detector on the bucky case. Assemble it under the bucky case as below.
- Follow the disassemble proceudre to assemble the bucky case back.
3.9.1.7 Fixed grid holders again after assembling the bucky case.
3.9.1.8 DR Bucky Device magnet cable should be connected to CON7 of the Table PCB.
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3.9.1.9 Detector cables should be connected to Detector.
No. Cable Name Remarks

1 D-Sub connector Connect with Generator
2 LAN connector Connect with PC
3 Power connector Connect with power supply
4 Frame Ground Connect to frame ground
3.9.1.10 The other side of the power cable is connected to the detector power suppy which is
installed inside of the bucky table. The input power of the power supply uses 220VAC.
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3.9.1.11 D-SUB cable (Trigger cable) is connected to generator. Refer to the wiring table and
picture below.
Detector D-sub Cable name Generator TB503, TB504 PIN NO
EXP_REQ + TB504 NO 17(+24VDC)
EXP_REQ - TB503 NO 10
EXP_OK + TB503 NO 5
EXP_OK - TB503 NO 6
TB503 NO 7, NO8 short
TB503 NO 9, TB504 NO 18(24VDC GND) short
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3.9.1.12 LAN cable is connected to HUB.

If you use only one detector, connect it to the PC directly.
CONNECTION DESCRIPTION
1) HUB power adaptor should be connected.

2) HUB pin no 1 goes to pc.
3) HUB pin no 2~5 go to the detector of bucky table.
4) HUB pin no 2~5 go to the detector of bucky stand.
3.9.1.13 Follows the general method of installation of the PC. This manual does not describe
PC installation.
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3.9.1.14 Assemble the bucky cover back. And insert table top and assemble the stopper and
side cover back according to the disassembling procedure.
3.9.1.15 Grid can be inserted into the DR Bucky Device as below.
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3.9.2 Detector assembly in the bucky stand (for FDX4343R detector)
3.9.2.1 Remove the bucky cover.
3.9.2.2 Remove the BSCON3 Cable from BSCON3 connector at the back side of Bucky
device.
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3.9.2.3 Remove Grid guides at both sies.
3.9.2.4 Fix Detector with screws from the back side.
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- Assemble the detector guides back.
- Connect the detector cables according to the procedure in 3.10.1.9.
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3.9.2.5 Connection of Detector trigger cable of bucky stand is the same as the connection of
table detector. See the picture below. LAN and power cable connections are the
same as the connection of table detector too.
3.9.2.6 Assembe the bucky cover back and insert grid. Connect BSCON3 cable to BSCOM3
connector.
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3.9.3 Detector calibration
3.9.3.1 Presetting of the configuration files
Two XML files must be generated and stored properly.
① Go to “C:\ExamVue\Config\”.
② Open TETD_FPD_Config.xml by using the “Notepad program” and replace Z00
001 with the detector serial number:
<SerialNo id="1">Z00001</SerialNo>
<Path id="1">\FDX4343R\Z00001</Path>
③ Save TETD_FPD_Config.xml
④ Move to “C:\ExamVue\FDX4343R\”
⑤ Rename the folder named Z00001 to the serial number of the detector.
⑥ Find “Calibration_E9530_Z00001” file and rename the file as below example.
The “Z00001” means that it’s a product serial number of FPD unit, for example.
Therefore, Users have to change this value as the serial number of the detecto
r that will be used. (ex. Calibration_E9530_Z00001.ini -> Calibration_E9530_xxxx
xx.ini)
⑦ Find Z00001_Config.xml file and rename the file name as the Serial number o
f the product. (ex. Z00001_Config.xml -> xxxxx_Config.xml)
⑧ Modify the contents of Configuration file

Open “xxxxx_Config.xml” by using Notepad program and search the tag of <Se
rialNo>. And then rename this value with a product serial number.
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⑨ Set the Exposure request to “0” as below.
⑩ Save that file with above contents changed.

⑪ Set the IP number in the Network Connections.
The IP number has to be set as “192.168.95.xx” as shown in the below figure.
Leave other information empty.
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3.9.3.2 Calibration
① Go to “C:\ExamVue\”.
② Run TETD_FPD_Manager.exe.
Following window with the User Interface is displayed.
③ Select the activated detector on the “Active Detector SNO” menu.
④ Press Connect button to connect to the detector.

At that time you will be able to see some callback event message as shown
in the figure below
To get the stable image, please wait a while until the offset value is received
from the detector as below figure. The offset value recommended is over 4.
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⑤ Press To Calibration button to enter the calibration window of the detector. Then Cal
ibration button will be become enabled.
⑥ Press Calibration button.
⑦ Set the value of “Num of picture” as “8”
⑧ Press Offset button.

It will get 8 dark images of selected number to generate offset LUT data for gain cal
ibration. Do not apply X-ray during offset LUT update.
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⑨ Acquire White(Gain) image 8 times in each condition

If you can see the message of “Ready to Exposure” after completing Offset state, yo
u can acquire the “white” image with x-ray.
And when the “white” image acquired successfully, the “Next” button becomes activat
ed. Then, please click this button to get next image.
If the value is not good, please adjust X-ray condition depending on HIGH_SIGNAL a
nd LOW_SIGNAL. The following are the guide for recommended X-ray radiation.
Target Pixel value
1st 3000 +/- 500 LSB
2nd 5000 +/- 500LSB
3rd 6000 +/- 500LSB
⑩ Press the Complete button to generate Gain LUT, Defective pixel map and to save t
hem to files.
⑪ Press the Finish button to terminate calibration process and return to the Main windo
w.
⑫ To shut down the Calibration window,

- Press Standby button
- Press Disconnect button
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If the program shut down force without above procedure, the detector will be not able to work
correctly.
If you further information is necessary, please refer to the manual of “130426=_DG-FP-

84_customer_SampleAPP-V24_draft1.pdf.
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3.10 Software Installation
3.10.1 ExamVue Software Installation
3.10.1.1 Installation Prerequisites
1) Make sure that the PC’ operating system includes the Windows Service Pack1
In order to complete the ExamVue installation, the some additional program files
including .NET Framework 4.0 and Service Pack1 are required.
Before running ExamVue, check the Window edition status of the PC as shown in the below
figure. If Service Pack 1 is not installed, install it.
2) Install the USB dongle driver

- Open the installer folder of “Sentinel_LDK_Run-time_setup”.
- Run the HASPUserSetup.exe
3) Disabling the Firewall

- Click the Start icon -> Control Panel -> Security -> Windows Firewall
- Click Turn Windows Firewall on or off on the left
- Click Off (not recommended) and then click OK
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4) Disabling DEP
If a program tires running (also known as executing) code from memory in a incorrect way,
DEP (Data Execution Protection) function will be closing the running program .
Please follow the below direction.
- Click the Windows button

- Click the Accessories
- Click right button of mouse ‘Command Prompt’. After open the pop-up window, you select
‘Run as Administrator’
- Type “bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff” in the prompt and enter and if it worked, you can see below
message
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5) Virtual memory Setting

This setup is for the stability of management of memory and store image.
- Click right button at icon My Computer and click Properties menu
- In the left panel, click Advanced system settings
- On the Advanced tab, click Settings in Advanced
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- Click the Advanced tab, and then click Change in Virtual memory
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- To set up, follow the direction below

- Clear the “Automatically manage paging file size for all drives” check box.
- Under Driver [Volume Label], select the C:[OS] drive
- Click the Customer size radio button and type a new size as followings:
Initial size(MB): 3072, maximum size(MB): 4095
- Click Set button and click OK button
If your system memory is under 2GByte, you can’t set up 4095. So you have to upgra
de more 2Gbyte memory.
- Restart a computer for the changes to take effect
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3.10.1.2 Installing ExamVue
1) Open the CD envelped in pakcing list
2) Go to the installer folder
3) Click the Setup.exe to install ExamVue
Then, the install window will be popped up as below figures.
- Click the Next button
- Click the Install button
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- Click Finish button
- Then, the installation for the ExamVue software is done. Please check the shorticon of the
ExamVue S/W to the desktop of the PC.
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3.10.1.3 Device Manager Settings
After installing the ExamVue Software, you need to select the type of the detector in
DeviceConfig.exe program.
1) Selecting the Detector

- Click the DeviceConfig.exe into the “C:\ExamVue\” folder
- Move to the Detector Tap
- Select the Detector model in the Detector Settings

For your reference, below are the lists of a compatible detector:
Model Manufactory
Virtual Not need
Xmaru1717 Vatech Rayence
Xmaru1210P Vatech Rayence
Toshiba FDX3543RP Toshiba
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Toshiba FDX4343R Toshiba
Toshiba FDX3543RPW Toshiba
ATAL 8C HD Atlaim
IONA-R-02-4000 Teleoptic
IONA-R-01-4000 Teleoptic
- Set the image storage path if you need

- Set the pixel matrix size (width, height) for the selected detector if you need
- Click OK button
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3.10.1.4 IP Address Configuration
It is required when using a variety of detector.
1) Go to Control Panel – Network Connections – Network and Sharing Center – Manager

Network Connections on the left menu bar – Right click on the network connected to the
Detector – Properties – Double click the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
2) Input IP address of the Detector selected
Pelase refer to the IP Table below.
3) Input Subnet mask as “255.255.255.0”
Below are the IP address recommended for each detectors:
Model Detector IP (default)
Virtual Not need
Xmaru1717 192.168.1.80
Xmaru1210P 192.168.1.80
Toshiba FDX3543RPW 192.168.95.53
Toshiba FDX3543RP 192.168.95.30
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Toshiba FDX4343R 192.168.95.57
ATAL 8C HD Obtain an IP address automatically
IONA-R-02-4000 192.168.1.10
Note)
IP address range is 1<xxx<254 excluding the IP that the detector is having
3.10.1.5 Uninstallation
1) Go to the [Control Panel]  [Uninstall a program]

2) Double-click the ExamVue program
Then uninstall program deletes the installed files automatically. Some folders and files
which were not produced by installation program wouldn’t be deleted automatically. User
should delete the remained folders and files manually.
3) Restart the PC
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4. Check of installation
4.1 Check of movement
4.1.1 Check of Power input

1) Turn the main power on after checking input power
2) Apply power to the generator. In the table below, press “Power on Switch” to turn on the
generator. If the problem or error message displays, refer to generator manual.
[1] Power on Switch
[2] Power off Switch
3) Turn on the power switch in the back side of Bucky table.
Check the power requirement before turning on the main power. And turn the power switch
off at all times when working for system.
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4.1.2 Check of beam focus
1) Move Tube stand horizontally and vertically. And check if Tube stand stops without slipping
or shaking on the rail when each control switch is on and off.
2) Turn on the light of collimator. Move Tube vertically and check that the light beam is in
the center focus through the full vertical range. If not, loosen a knob of tube holder and
turn Tube little by little as performs the focus test. And after the test, fasten a knob again.
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3) Move Tube stand along the center of Bucky table and check that the light beam remains at
the center of Bucky table through the full moving range.
If the light beam doesn’t match the center focus as the beam moves up and down, it cuts off
images as the distance changes.
4) Rotate the tube 90 degrees toward Bucky stand and check the light beam matches the
center of bucky of Bucky stand. If not, adjust the tube angle.
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5) Move Tube stand toward Bucky stand. And the distance should be at least 100cm
between the surface of bucky of Bucky stand and the focus of X-ray Tube.
6) Turn on the light of the collimator and moves the collimator away from the bucky of Bucky
stand. And check that the light beam remains at the center of bucky. If not, adjust the tube
angle so that the light beam remains in the center position.
7) After checking the operation status of the system, fix floor rail, bucky stand and bucky table
with screw or anchors securely.
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4.2 Confirmation of Installation
4.2.1 Poskom Generator Operation Instructions

4.2.1.1 Console
1) ⓐ Power ON Switch: Turn on the device
2) ⓑ Power OFF Switch: Turn off the device
3) ⓒ Set up and display kVp

- Set kVp value for exposure
- Increase kVp, Decrease kVp

- Changes 1 tick per push but keep pushing button will changes kVp continuously
- Set up kVp value will be display on the display panel
4) ⓓ Set up and display mA

- Set mA value for exposure
- Increase mA, Decrease mA

- Set up mA value will be display on the display panel
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5) ⓔ Set up and display mAs/sec

- Set mAs or sec value for exposure
- Increase mAs or sec, Decrease mAs or sec

- Changes 1 tick per push but keep pushing button will changes values continuousl
y.
- Set up mAs and sec value will be display on the display panel.
6) ⓕ Select mAs/sec switch

- Select which mode to exposure (mAs/sec)
- Display selected mode on display panel
7) ⓖ ready to exposure X-ray switch

- Pushing this switch for ready to exposure X-ray
8) ⓗ Exposure X-ray switch

- After pushing X-ray ready switch, ready signal lamp(ⓚ) will be on. And then push
this(ⓗ) switch will exposure X-ray.
- If X-ray exposure signal lamp(ⓛ) has on, release this switch.
9) ⓘ OVER [Red LED]

- Turned on when the X-ray techniques are out of range.
- X-ray cannot be exposed during this lamp was on
10) ⓙ Error [Red LED] : Turned on when an error has occurred
11) ⓚ X-ray read signal lamp [Green LED]

- Turned on when it ready to exposure.
12) ⓛ X-ray exposure lamp [Yellow LED] : Turned on during the exposure of X-ray.
13) ⓜ APR Mode Switch: Turn on/off APR Mode
14) ⓝ Select body part APR and show switch

- Select body part to be exposed
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15) ⓞ Select projection APR and show switch

- Select projection for exposure.
16) ⓟ Set APR exposure size and memorize switch

- Select size to exposure. It will be displayed on X-ray technique panel
- Push selected size switch to save changed APR exposure condition.
17) ⓠ Show AEC Mode and RESET switch

- If exposure of X-ray has terminated by AEC back up timer, the next exposure will
be blocked before push RESET switch.
- Show AEC mode.
18) ⓡ Release BACKUP: Release backup status.
19) ⓢ Show and set DENSITY switch (ACE/APR Mode)

- Show concentration level of exposure and set it.
- On APR Mode, increase/decrease mAs or sec.
20) ⓣ Select BUCKY 1 or BUCKY 2

- Select Bucky 1(table), Bucky 2(Stand) and show it.
21) ⓤ Select AEC Field and AEC mode

- Each LED shows physical position for exposure and you can select any combinati
on of it. At least one LED has turned on is AEC mode on.
22) ⓥ Exposure hand switch

- Use this switch to control X-ray exposure.
- Generator will start to ready exposure when first switch is pushed.
- X-ray exposure will be started when second switch is pushed.
- Release this switch when the X-ray exposure lamp is on.
23) ⓦ Small Focus [Green]

- Turned on when small focus was selected.
24) ⓧ Large Focus [Green]
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- Turned on when large focus was selected.
25) ⓨ Film/Screen Combination selection switch

- This switch will set programed Film/Screen Combination that control kVp speed lo
w, medium, High.
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4.2.2 CPI Generator Operation Instructions

4.2.2.1 Console
OFF
1 ON 5 2 1 5 2
MENU
AEC mAs mA/mS AEC FIELD I II III SMALL LARGE mAs mA/mS I II III
3 MODE
FOCAL
SPOT
3
TABLE
BUCKY
4 NON-
BUCKY
WALL
BUCKY
AUX 1 AUX 2 PREP
2 EXPOSE
4 AUX 1 AUX 2
2
CMP200_002B.CDR
TEXT VERSION SYMBOL VERSION
① Power ON and OFF buttons
② PREP and X-RAY EXPOSE buttons, and PREP and X-RAY EXPOSURE indicators
③ Radiography controls and display
④ Image receptor buttons
⑤ Anatomical programming controls and display, BACK / FORWARD buttons,

and MENU (reset) button
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1) POWER, PREP, AND X-RAY EXPOSURE CONTROLS
Power On, Power Off
Press ON or to switch the X-ray generator on. The

OFF console will light up and a brief self - check will be
ON
performed.
All front panel LEDs, including the X-ray exposure LE
D, should light briefly. This is an LED self - test and
OR
does NOT indicate the presence of X-RAYS. The sp
eaker should briefly beep near the end of the consol
e self-test.
Press the MENU (reset) button to continue if any error

messages are presented.
Press OFF or to switch the generator off.
Prep, X-Ray Exposure and Exposure Indicator
Press and hold the PREP or button to spin the

rotor. The prep indicator LED will light when ready to
make an exposure.
PREP EXPOSE
While pressing the prep or button, press and hold

OR
the EXPOSE or button to make an X-ray exposure.
The X-ray exposure indicator will light when an X-ray

exposure is being taken.
Pressing the EXPOSE or button only will cycle the

generator through prep and then exposure.
When the prep button is pressed, SPINNING ROTOR

will be displayed in the LCD display window.
When the prep cycle is complete, X-RAY READY will be

displayed in the LCD display window.
During the X-ray exposure, X-RAY ON will be displayed in

the LCD display window.
HAND SWITCH (Optional): Press the hand switch halfway to the PREP position. This will
spin the rotor. Fully depress and hold the hand switch in the EXPOSE position to make an X-
ray exposure.
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2) RADIOGRAPHY CONTROLS AND DISPLAY
1. Technique select button and indicators.

2. Field select buttons and indicators.
3. Film / Screen select button and indicators.
4. Focus select button and indicators.
5. kV up / down buttons and display (non-CM thickness mode).
CM thickness up / down buttons and display (CM thickness mode).
6. mA up / down buttons and display (non-CM thickness mode).
kV up / down buttons and display (CM thickness mode).
7. Density / ms / mAs up / down buttons and display.
8. ms / mAs readout.
9. AEC - ON indicator / post-mAs display.
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Technique Select Button and Indicators
AEC mAs mA/mS This function may be disabled in programming.

Press the MODE button until the appropriate LED lights to
indicate the desired technique.

MODE
OR • AEC or for Automatic Exposure Control (1 point

technique).
mAs mA/mS • mAs for mAs technique (2 point technique).
• mA/mS for mA and ms technique (3 point technique).
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING WHEN IN CM-THICKNESS MODE:

• If you are in CM-thickness (AEC mode), and then select CM-thickness (mAs mode) via
the technique selector button, the previously set backup mAs will be displayed for that
CM thickness. Press the CM - or + buttons to update the display and use the normal mAs,
not the backup mAs that was carried forward.
• If you are in CM-thickness (mAs mode), and then select CM-thickness (AEC mode) via
the technique selector button, the displayed backup ms will be based on the programmed
mAs for that CM thickness. Press the CM - or + buttons to set the backup ms display to
use the appropriate backup ms, not the value that was carried forward.
Field Select Buttons and Indicators (for AEC only)
AEC FIELD Press the appropriate field select button(s) to select the desired
field or combination of fields. The adjacent LED(s) will light to
indicate the selected field(s). All three fields may not be
deselected.
Operates only when AEC is selected.
OR
The exposures parameters, particularly the mA and ms, must be confirmed before making an
exposure. These parameters may change when switching between AEC and non-AEC modes,
depending on the AEC backup mode or generator programming.
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Film / Screen Select Button and Indicators. (Non-DR models only)
I II III In AEC mode, press the FILM SCREEN or button to

select the desired film / screen combination. The appropriate LED
will light to indicate the desired selection.
• I for film / screen I.

• II for film / screen II.
• III for film / screen III.
OR
This adjusts the dose to maintain the correct optical density.
I II III
In non-AEC mode, indicates which film / screen has been
programmed for the selected APR. The corresponding film /
screen combination should then be used for that exposure.
Focus Select Button and Indicators
SMALL LARGE Press the FOCAL SPOT button until the appropriate LED lights to
indicate the desired focal spot.
FOCAL • SMALL or for small focus.

SPOT
• LARGE or for large focus.
OR This function may be programmed for auto focal spot selection.
Note: The rate of scrolling for the kV, mA, and ms display increases if the buttons are
pressed continuously. To return to the slowest scroll rate, release the button(s) and start again.
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kV up / down buttons and display (CM up / down buttons and display in CM-thickness
mode)
To increase kV / CM thickness, press +.

To decrease kV / CM thickness, press -.
Displays demanded kVp of the exposure.

Displays selected CM thickness when CM-thickness function is
active.
mA up / down buttons and display (kV up / down buttons and display in CM-thickness
mode)
To increase mA / kV, press +.

To decrease mA / kV, press -.
Displays demanded mA of the exposure.

This is active for AEC in non CM-thickness mode or mA/ms
techniques only.
Displays kV when the CM-thickness function is active.
Density / ms / mAs up / down buttons and display
For non CM-thickness mode:

To increase density, ms, mAs, or backup ms/mAs press +.
To decrease density, ms, mAs, or backup ms/mAs press -.
IN AEC MODE:
• Displays DENS (density) when “fixed” AEC backup mode is
selected.
Displays DENS and backup ms when “variable ms” AEC
backup mode is selected. Displays DENS and backup mAs
when “variable mAs” AEC backup mode is selected.
DENS will be displayed above or below the backup ms / mAs in
these modes, depending on setting.
The + / - buttons only adjust the parameter displayed on top. To
swap the density and the backup ms or mAs displays, press
both the - and + density buttons. Refer to Setting AEC Backup
ms or mAs for further details.
The density range is typically -5 to +5. (Installer programmable

to have a range of up to -8 to +8).
This varies the optical density by changing the dose.
The % dose change per density step change is installer
programmable.
• Displays mAs when mAs is selected.
• Displays time (ms) when mA/ms is selected.
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For CM thickness mode:

To increase density, ms, or mAs press +.
To decrease density, ms, or mAs press -.
• Displays DENS (density) when AEC is selected.
The density range is typically -5 to +5. (Installer

programmable to have a range of up to -8 to +8).
This varies the optical density by changing the dose.
The % dose change per density step change is installer
programmable.
• Displays mAs when mAs is selected.
• Displays time (ms) when mA/ms is selected.
ms / mAs readout
The significance of the ms/mAs readout varies, depending on mode selected:

• In AEC mode, with fixed backup time selected, the AEC backup time is displayed.
• In AEC mode, with either variable ms or variable mAs backup time, the backup mAs or ms
value is displayed.
• In mAs mode, the calculated exposure ms will be displayed (based on the mAs selected).
• In mA/ms mode, the calculated mAs of the exposure will be displayed (based on the mA and
ms selected).
AEC - ON indicator / post-mAs display
• Displays AEC when AEC is selected.

• Displays Post mAs after an AEC exposure.
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Setting AEC backup ms or mAs (applies to non CM-thickness mode only)
The AEC backup mode is installer programmable for each receptor. If FIXED AEC backup time
has been programmed for the selected receptor, the backup ms and mAs cannot be adjusted. If
the selected receptor is programmed for FIXED mode, density (DENS) only is displayed, as in the
top figure, below. If ms or mAs AEC backup has been selected, the AEC backup ms or mAs
respectively may be operator adjusted. Follow the steps below.
1. If variable ms AEC backup has been programmed for the selected receptor, press the + or -
buttons shown below to change the AEC backup time.
2. If variable mAs AEC backup has been programmed for the selected receptor, press the + or
- buttons shown below to change the AEC backup mAs.
3. To select density, press both the - and + density buttons. This will swap the density and AEC
backup adjustments. Pressing both buttons again will swap the displays to allow further
adjustment of AEC backup ms or mAs.
Setting AEC backup mAs (CM-thickness mode only)
The AEC backup mAs in CM-thickness mode is set as described in section 4, under
PROGRAMMING CM THICKNESS.
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3) IMAGE RECEPTOR BUTTONS AND INDICATORS
TABLE NON- WALL AUX 1 AUX 2

AUX 1 AUX 2
BUCKY BUCKY BUCKY
TEXT VERSION SYMBOL VERSION
1. Table, with Bucky, image receptor select.

2. Table, non Bucky, image receptor select.
3. Wall Bucky image receptor select.
4. Auxiliary 1 image receptor select.
5. Auxiliary 2 image receptor select.
Note: Image Receptors (1-5) are depicted as the console is shipped from the factory.
The receptors may have been reprogrammed during installation. As a result, the
receptors may contain installer - applied icons that differ from those shown in this
manual.
Table, with Bucky, Image Receptor
Press this button to select the table Bucky image receptor. The adjacent
TABLE indicator will light.
BUCKY
OR
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Table, no Bucky, Image Receptor
Press this button to select the table non - Bucky image receptor. The
NON- adjacent indicator will light.
BUCKY
OR
Wall Bucky Image receptor
Press this button to select the wall Bucky image receptor. The adjacent
WALL indicator will light.
BUCKY
OR
Aux 1 Image Receptor
If CM thickness mode is enabled, this is used for CM thickness

programming. Refer to section 4, Programming the Console, for details.
AUX 1 If CM thickness mode is disabled, this receptor is active, and may be
programmed by the installer.
Aux 2 Image Receptor
If CM thickness mode is disabled, this receptor is active, and may be

programmed by the installer.
AUX 2
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4.2.3 Tube Stand
1) Tube rotation button:

- Rotate Tube with pressing ROT button.
2) Arm lat direction button for back and forth :

- Move Arm back and forth with pressing LAT button.
3) Long Direction button for left and right :

- Move Tube Stand left and right with pressing LONG button.
4) VERT Direction button for up and down :

- Move Arm up and down with pressing VERT button.
5) Button for all directions :

- Move Tube in all directions except rotation with pressing ALL FREE button.
6) LED for Power display:

- LED is lit green when power is on.
7) Display Tube angle :

- indicates current angle of Tube when rotating.
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4.2.4 Collimator
1) Knob for horizontal direction :

- Set a range of horizontal X-ray exposure.
2) Knob for vertical direction :

- Set a range of vertical X-ray exposure.
3) Lamp ON button :
- Press the button and the lamp lights up for 30 seconds.
4.2.5 Bucky Table
1) Foot switch :
- Move the table top to left, right, back and forth.
- Bell rings when the table top is positioned at the center of Table.
2) Bucky Device : (for tray type)
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- Pull the handle to move Bucky Device left and right.
3) Control handle : (for DR type)

- Press the button to move the bucky left and right.
4.2.6 Bucky Stand
1) Up/Down switch:
- Move Bucky Device up and down.
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4.3 Post Installation Inspection
No Check list CHECK
1 Exterior condition
2 Switch operation
3 Bonding jumper
4 Lamp condition
5 Trans high voltage cable snug tight
6 Insulation oil leakage
7 Busing snug tight
8 Display Focus of tube
9 Noise of tube
10 High voltage cable busing
11 HVL cable snug tight
12 HVL cable
13 insulation resistance
14 Input tube voltage
15 Main power
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5. Adjustment
5.1 Function of Control Board
5.1.1 Adjustable Resistance

Refer to the Generator manual
Adjustments, settings, and calibration are described in Generator manual
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6. Troubleshooting
6.1 Poskom Generator
6.1.1 Error Code & check code
When problems occur during the use of equipment, they should be marked on the [3]kV, [4]mA
setting section. As well, the [10] error LED will be lighted on with the occurrence of error.
- Error Code
The error code is displayed when problems, such as abnormalities, occur to equipment. While the
error code is displayed, radiography operation is forbidden for safety. A power supply is re-
switched off and on, then an error code is cleared. If the problem of equipment is not solved at the
time of a power-supply re-switched on, the display is lighted on again.
- Check code
Check codes are warning displays when an error is on operation of equipment unlike an error
code. While the check code is displayed, radiography operation is forbidden for safety. Check
code is cleared when the backup release switch is switched on. Please refer to the check code list
for the case the clearance method is different.
ERROR CODE LIST
Error Code Description

Err 01 CHARGE MONITOR ERROR 
- When the power voltage drops below AC160V and DC150V.
Err 02 TIME OVER ERROR AT STANDBY(Serial Communication Fail Error)
- Standby position is not cleared after the 10 sec. at the operation panel
power on( No reply from HT-CONT)
Err 03 READY OUT SIGNAL ERROR AT STANDBY 
- Defects of Operation panel or HT control board
Err 04 X-RAY OUT SIGNAL ERROR AT STANDBY 
- Defects of Operation panel or HT control board
Err 05 PANEL READY SWITCH INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY 
- When the operation panel ready switch input is ‘on’ position.
Err 06 PANEL X-RAY SWITCH INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY 
- When the operation panel ready switch input is ‘on’ position.
Err 07 HAND S/W READY INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY 
- When the hand s/w ready input is ‘on’ position.
Err 08 HAND S/W X-RAY INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY 
- When the hand s/w x-ray input is ‘on’ position.
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Err 09 ROTOR CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION 

- TP18 (RTR_I_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1V at non-
exposureaction
Err 10 FILLAMENT CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION 
- TP2 (FIL_I_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1.5V at non-
exposure action
Err 11 kV FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION 
- TP8 (kV_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1V TP8 (33.3kV)
atnon-exposure action
Err 12 mA FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION 
- TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is higher than o.5V
(5mA), In case of 100-500mA setting of HT Control Board is higher than
o.1V (11mA) TP8 (33.3kV) at non-exposure action
Err 13 ROTOR CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION 
- TP18 (RTR_I_FB) of HT Control Board is lower than 3.0V at exposure
ready action after the 0.8 sec. With ready switch input.
Err 14 FILLAMENT CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION 
- TP2 (FIL_I_FB) of HT Control Board is lower than 1.5V at exposure
ready action after the 1.5 sec. With ready switch input.
Err 15 kV FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
- After Exposure is ready, X-ray switch input and turn on HV-ENABLE
signal and within 3msec HT8 (kV_FB)setting is under %70 During
exposure P8(kV_FB) setting is under 70%
* kV Feedback monitoring data(70%) can be set on calibration mode[C-2_43]
Err 16 mA FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
- Exposure Ready Condition
TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.5V(5mA),
In case of 100-630mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than
o.1V (11mA) after the 3 msec. with kV Feedback signal.
- During Exposure
TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.5V(5mA),
In case of 100-630mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than 0.1V (11mA) .
Err 17 Not Defined
Err 18 X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT SEC MODE EXPOSURE
- X-ray end signal is not reached to the panel from HT exceeding the
setting time at the sec mode exposure
Err 19 X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT mAs MODE EXPOSURE
setting time calculated by the mA×(1/2) formula at the mAs mode
exposure.
Err 20 X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT AEC MODE EXPOSURE
setting time calculated by backup-timer at the AEC mode exposure.
Err 21 HV INTERLOCK ERROR
- Unlink the HV trans connection
Err 22 IGBT FAULT ERROR
- HV Tans is under overloading condition about mA (350A).
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Err 23 kV FEEDBACK OVER CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

- TP8 (kV_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 20kV during the
exposure.
Err 24 mA FEEDBACK OVER CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
- TP8 (mA_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than [mA setting value plus
50%] during the exposure.
Err 25 NO ZERO CROSS ERROR
- Impossible to detect the frequency signal.
Err 26
ZERO CROSS OVER ERROR
- Frequency signal detection over.
Err 27 BUCKY 1 MOTION ERROR
- No signal input exceeding 3 sec. during the bucky 1 motion.
- Execute error check for the calibration mode [C-2_44]=002 setting.
Err 28
BUCKY 2 MOTION ERROR
- No signal input exceeding 3 sec. during the bucky 2 motions.
- Execute error check for the calibration mode [C-2_45]=002 setting.
Err 29 PHOTO –TIMER SIGNAL INCREASE ERROR

- PHOTO-TIMER SIGNAL does not increase on AEC Exposure
operation. Does not increase when 100msec have past after monitoring
Exposure
Err 30 PHOTO TIMER SIGNAL RESET ERROR
- Photo timer input signal does not reset at the AEC exposure ready
position (ready switch input).
- The input value of HT control board is higher than 1.0V.
Err 31
I/F_BOARD-IN ERROR (HT-CONT)
Err 32 AEC_BOARD-IN ERROR (HT-CONT)
Err 33 SMALL-FOCUS SELECT ERROR (HT-CONT)
Err 34 LARGE-FOCUS SELECT ERROR (HT-CONT)
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CHECK CODE LIST
CODE Description
Ch_01 TUBE THERMOSTAT OPERATION 
- The temperature of the slim and long shaped light bulb is higher than 80C.
- Thermo switch is in open position. 
- Release the check code at Thermo switch off condition.
Ch_02 When another switch is pushed during exposure 
- Release the check code with back up reset switch.
Ch_03 When PREP. Switch on OP PANEL is detached during exposure 
Ch_04 When X-RAY switch on OP PANEL is detached during exposure 
Ch_05 When a hand switch (PREP) is detached during exposure 
Ch_06 When a hand switch (X-RAY) is detached during exposure 
Ch_07 Shortage of power-supply capacity for exposure 
- The power voltage drop is below AC160V and DC 150V. 
- Release the check code with input of power.
Ch_08 Simultaneous exposure prohibition 
- Other x-ray system is executed simultaneously when the exposure ready switch
was pushed. 
- Release the check code by off the power of other x-ray system.
Ch_09 Warning to X-rays room door opening 
- The door of x-ray room was opened when the exposure ready switch was
pushed.
- Stop the exposure of x-ray in this case and the check code is released when the
door is closed.
Ch_10 AEC 
- X-ray exposure does not satisfy AEC Reference Level(Voltage).
- Expose again after pushing back up switch and resetting the condition .
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6.2 CPI Generator
6.2.1 Error Code & check code

The generator console will display status messages on the APR display during normal and abnormal
operation of the generator. This chapter contains tables of those messages and suggests actions to
be taken should any malfunctions occur.
Messages may be cleared by pressing the MENU button.
Operator Messages
These messages indicate the status of the generator. No action is required.

MESSAGE DESCRIPTION
INITIALIZATION Displayed during power up sequence.
SPINNING ROTOR Displayed when prep state is active.
X-RAY READY Displayed when generator is ready to expose
X-RAY ON Displayed during an X-ray exposure.
DAP NOT READY The optional DAP is in its “warm up” state, and not ready to make DAP
measurements.
Limit Messages
These messages indicate that an exposure has been requested that exceeds one or more limits.
MESSAGE PROBLEM ACTION
AEC DENSITY LIM. Requested density not Select another density or request
programmed. those steps be programmed.
Consult your service representative
for this.
ANODE HEAT WARN. Anode has exceeded Wait for anode to cool.
programmed warning
level.
CAL LIMIT Requested parameter Consult your service
not calibrated. representative.
GEN DUTY WARNING The X-ray generator has Re-evaluate technique factors.
reached its duty warning Further exposures will be inhibited.
limit. The generator must be allowed to
cool sufficiently.
GEN. JOULE LIMIT The requested exposure Allow the generator to cool
will exceed the sufficiently to allow the requested
generators kilo joule heat exposure.
limit.
GEN. KV LIMIT Requested kV not None.
allowed as generator kV
limit has been reached.
GEN. KW LIMIT Requested parameter None.
not allowed as generator
kW limit has been
reached.
GEN. MA LIMIT Requested mA not None.
allowed as generator mA
limit has been reached.
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MESSAGE PROBLEM ACTION

GEN. MAS LIMIT Requested mAs not allowed as None.
generator mAs limit has been
reached.
GEN. MS LIMIT 1. Requested ms not allowed as None.
generator ms limit has been
reached.
2. Maximum ms reached at
requested power. Reduce mA
or kV.
GOTO 1st CM Displayed if attempting to exit CM Set CM to minimum value
if the CM setting is not at before continuing.
minimum.
HOUSE HEAT WARN. Tube housing has exceeded Wait for housing to cool.
housing warning level.
INVALID PARAM. Generator detected invalid Select valid parameter.
parameter within received
message, message ignored.
LABEL JAMMED The labels are jammed. Clear the paper jam.
OUT OF LABELS The printer is out of labels. Load more labels.
PLATEN OPEN The paper platen is not positioned Check the platen position.
properly.
PRINTER COMM ERROR The printer has reported a Try printing again.
communication error.
PRINTER ERROR The printer self-diagnostics have Refer to the printer manual.
reported a printer problem.
PRINTER OFF-LINE The printer is off-line. Put the printer on-line.
TUBE KV LIMIT Requested kV not allowed as tube None.
kV limit has been reached.
TUBE KW LIMIT Requested parameter not allowed None.
as tube kW limit has been
reached.
TUBE MA LIMIT Requested mA not allowed as None.
tube mA limit has been reached.
TUBE MAS LIMIT Requested mAs not allowed as None.
tube mAs limit has been reached.
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These messages indicate that an error has occurred.

ERROR CODE MESSAGE PROBLEM ACTION
E001 GEN EPROM ERR. Consult your service
representative.
E002 GEN EEPROM ERR. Consult your service
representative.
E003 GEN NVRAM ERR. Consult your service
representative.
E004 GEN RTC ERROR Generator CPU real Reset time and date.
time clock is not
functioning. Consult your service
representative.
E005 PS CONTACT ERR. Consult your service
representative.
E006 ROTOR FAULT Power unit off and
retry rotor start.
Consult your service

representative.
E007 FILAMENT FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E008 KV/MA FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E009 PS NOT READY Power supply is not Retry exposure.
ready to make an
exposure. Consult your service
representative.
E010 LOW KV FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E011 HIGH MA FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E012 LOW MA FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E013 MANUAL TERMIN. Operator released Re-take exposure if
exposure switch during necessary.
exposure.
representative.
E014 AEC BUT ERROR AEC exposure Check exposure
exceeded allowed technique settings.
back up time.
representative.
E015 AEC BU MAS ERR. AEC exposure Check exposure
exceeded allowed technique settings.
back up mAs.
representative.
E016 TOMO BUT ERROR Tomo exposure Check exposure
exceeded back-up technique settings.
time.
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E017 NOT CALIBRATED Consult your service
representative.
E018 PREP TIMEOUT Generator has been in Reduce length of time
prep state too long. in prep state.
E019 ANODE HEAT LIMIT Selected parameters Reduce parameters or
will cause X-ray tube wait for tube to cool.
to exceed its
programmed anode
heat limit.
E020 THERMAL INT #1 X-ray tube # 1 too hot Wait for X-ray tube # 1
and its thermal switch to cool.
has opened.
E021 THERMAL INT #2 X-ray tube # 2 too hot Wait for X-ray tube # 2
and its thermal switch to cool.
has opened.
E022 DOOR INTERLOCK Door is open. Close door.
E023 COLLIMATOR ERR. Collimator is not ready. Check collimator.
E024 CASSETTE ERROR Cassette is not ready. Check cassette.
E026 SPARE INT. Spare input is not Consult your service
ready. representative.
E028 PREP SW CLOSED Consult your service
representative.
E029 XRAY SW CLOSED Consult your service
representative.
E032 CONSOLE COMM ERR Generator has Turn power off and
detected error in then on to reset
communication to generator.
console.
representative.
E033 GEN BATTERY LOW Consult your service
representative.
E034 +12VDC ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E035 -12VDC ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E036 +15VDC ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E037 -15VDC ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E038 CAL DATA ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E039 AEC DATA ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E041 REC DATA ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E042 TUBE DATA ERR. Consult your service
representative..
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E043 KV ERROR Switch OFF generator.
Prevent further use of
generator, then.
consult your service
representative.
E044 COMM ERROR Received Reset error.
communication
message not valid and
ignored.
E045 NOT SUPPORTED Received message is Reset error.
valid, but not
supported by this
system.
E046 MODE INHIBITED Attempting to change Consult your service
CM thickness in AEC representative.
mode if the receptor is
not programmed for
mAs backup.
Received message is Reset error.
valid, but not allowed
during present state.
E048 FOCUS MISMATCH Consult your service
representative.
E049 NOT ENABLED Requested function Consult your service
has not been representative.
programmed to be
enabled.
E050 GEN DATA ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E051 AEC DEVICE ERR Generator has Check that X-ray tube
detected no feedback is pointing at correct
signal from AEC AEC device.
device. Consult your service
representative.
E052 HIGH SF CURRENT Consult your service
representative.
E053 HIGH LF CURRENT Consult your service
representative.
E054 AEC OUT OF RANGE Consult your service
representative.
E055 NO FIELDS ACTIVE AEC enabled but no Select AEC field(s).
fields are selected.
E056 NO TUBE SELECTED Consult your service
representative.
E057 AEC STOP ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E058 CONSOLE BUT ERR. Consult your service
representative.
E059 HOUSE HEAT LIMIT X-ray tube housing Wait for tube to cool.
has exceeded limit.
E060 EXP. KV HIGH Consult your service
representative.
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E061 EXP. KV LOW Consult your service
representative.
E062 EXP_ SW ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E063 FACTORY DEFAULTS Consult your service
representative.
E065 TOMO DEVICE ERR. Consult your service
representative.
E067 PS DUTY LIMIT Generator duty limit Allow the generator to
reached. cool before continuing.
E069 MAS OVERTIME ERR Consult your service
representative.
E070 SOFTWARE KEY ERR Consult your service
representative.
E071 DAP DOSE OVERFLW accumulated DAP Reset the DAP.
value exceeds limit.
E072 DAP DEVICE ERR. The DAP device is not Consult your service
functional. representative.
E073 DAP DATA ERROR Consult your service
representative.
E074 INVERTER 1 ERROR Consult your service
representative.
representative.
representative.
E077 RES. CIRCUIT ERR Consult your service
representative.
E078 BUCKY1 INTERLOCK Consult your service
representative.
E079 BUCKY2 INTERLOCK Consult your service
representative.
E080 INTERLOCK 1 OPEN Consult your service
representative.
E081 INTERLOCK 2 OPEN Consult your service
representative.
E082 KV OVER VOLTAGE Consult your service
representative.
E083 ANODE MA FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E084 CATHODE MA FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E085 ROTOR MAIN FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E086 ROTOR SHFT FAULT Consult your service
representative.
E150 TABLE COMM ERR A communication error Ensure that the table is
has occurred with the powered on.
table. Consult your service
representative.
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6.3 UNIT
6.3.1 Tube Stand
Description Cause and Corrective action
■ Disconnection of Fuse F1(5A) : Replacing a

Power LED Off on Handle fuse
■ LED is wrong : Replacing LED
■ Disconnection of Fuse F1(5A) : Replacing a
fuse
■ PCB is wrong : Replacing the PCB
No working for the function of LOCK
■ Switch is wrong : Replacing the switch
■ Disconnection of a magnet cable : Fixing the
cable properly
No light on a collimator ■ Lamp is wrong : Replacing the lamp
■ PCB is wrong : Replacing the PCB
No lamp light on ■ PCB is wrong : Replacing the PCB
6.3.2 Bucky Table
■ Disconnection of Fuse F1, F2(5A) :

Replacing a Fuse
No function is working ■ Switch is wrong : Replacing the switch
■ Disconnection of input cable : Replacing the
cable
■ Disconnection of Fuse F1(5A) on Table
control PCB : Replacing a fuse
■ Table control PCB is wrong :Replacing PCB
■ Foot switch is wrong : Replacing the foot
No working for the function of LOCK switch
■ Disconnection of Fuse F1(5A) on Bucky
control PCB : Replacing the fuse
■ Disconnection of a magnet cable : Fixing the
cable properly
■ Center switch is wrong : Replacing the micro
No ‘Bell’ sound when table top is located at switch
the table center ■ Table control PCB is wrong: Replacing the
PCB
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6.3.3 Bucky Stand
■ Disconnection of Fuse F1(5A) on Bucky

control PCB Fuse F1(5A) : Replacing the
fuse
No working the function of LOCK
■ Cable connection is wrong : Replacing the
cable
6.4 Software
When you encounter problems or error messages in the ExamVue while using this equipment,
search the below for the problem or error message and try the solutions.
If the problem persists, shut down the program and consult your sales representative.
Please refer to the details of the problem or error message.
1) .NET Framework error

If below error occurred when you run ExamVue, you should check Service pack1 was
installed. If it doesn’t, please update Windows7 Service pack1 through Windows Update.
[After install service Pack1]
2) Installation the HDD’s name error

ExamVue software must be installed to “C:\ExamVue” folder.
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3) USB Lock key error (in ExamVue)

ExamVue needs USB dongle to run.
If below error message appeared check USB dongle was inserted
4) DICOM Image Sending Error with PACS

A. If you can’t send images to PACS in the hospital, you should check AETitle and I
P address.
B. Check network status to PACS server.
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5) Detector connection error (in general)
A. IP Error
When you get the message of “Cannot connect to the Detector” as below while
ExamVue S/W is running, please check the Network connection including the IP number.
i. Ensure IP address on network configuration.
[Console PC’s Network Settings]
When you configure the IP address on the Network settings on the console PC as above,
it should not be the same as the detector IP address.
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Below are the default IP address for each detector.
Model Detector IP (default)
Virtual Not need
Xmaru1717 192.168.1.80
Xmaru1210P 192.168.1.80
Toshiba FDX3543RPW 192.168.95.53
Toshiba FDX3543RP 192.168.95.30
Toshiba FDX4343R 192.168.95.57
ATAL 8C HD Obtain an IP address automatically
IONA-R-02-4000 192.168.1.10
ii. Check the LAN cable is connected.

iii. Ensure detector power is on.
B. Detector Model Selection Error

Please check the detector model in Detector Settings.
6) Detector Configuration File Error
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When you get the message of “TETD_FPD_Open: TETD_ERR_CONTROLLER_ERROR” below

during running ExamVue S/W, it means that the configuration files for detector is not match. To fix this
status, you need to recheck all configuration files. (TETD_FPD_Config.XML and Z00002_Config.xml
and calibration data)
7) Detector Working Error

When you get the message of “TETD_FPD_Open: TETD_DRIVER_ERROR” below during running
ExamVue S/W, it means that the detector work is abnormal. To fix this status, you have to restart the
Detector’s power.
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7. Manitenance
This chapter provides a recommended schedule for periodic maintenance of the DRE124/140
System.
If a major component of the Generator and Unit such as the HV tank or a major circuit board is
replaced, recalibration will be needed. In case of major component spares, a separate set of
procedures for replacement and calibration is included.
7.1 Generator & Tube
1. Maintenance is to be performed only by competent and fully trained personnel who are
familiar with the potential hazards associated with this equipment.
2. Maintenance schedule frequency may be dictated by certain regulatory requirements of
the country or state in which the installation is located.
Always check the local codes and regulations when setting the maintenance schedule.
3. Always switch off main power to the generator and wait a minimum of 3 minutes for
capacitors to discharge before beginning any preventative maintenance, including
cleaning
7.1.1 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Maintenance Frequency Description of Preventative Maintenance
1) Every 6 Months and whenever any related components are replaced
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A. Clean and re-grease all HV connections using vapor poof compound.

B. Check that all HV connections are tight.
C. Clean the control console, and main cabinet as needed.
D. Perform the X-ray tube auto calibration routine.
E. Test the X-ray tube thermal switch circuits in the generator.
F. Disconnect the tube thermal switch and verify the correct error message.
G. Perform any additional tests required by laws governing this installation.
2) Every 12months
Examine the following for any visible damage and replace any damaged components.
A. The exterior of the control console, including the membrane switch assembly
B. The cable between the control console and the generator main cabinet
C. The hand switch(if used) and the cables connecting this to the console
7.1.2 Cleaning
1) Never use anything other than mild soap and water to clean plastic surfaces. Other cleaners
may damage the plastic.
2) Never use any corrosive, solvent or abrasive detergents or polishes.
3) Ensure that no water or other liquid can enter any equipment. This precaution prevents short
circuits and corrosion forming on components.
4) Methods of disinfection used must conform to legal regulations and guidelines regarding
disinfection and explosion protection.
5) If disinfectants are used which form explosive mixtures of gases, these gases must have
dissipated before switching on the equipment again.
6) Disinfection by spraying is not recommended because the disinfectant may enter the X-ray
equipment.
7) If room disinfection is done with an atomizer, it is recommended that the equipment be
switched OFF, allowed to cool down and covered with a plastic sheet. When the disinfectant
mist has subsided, the plastic sheet may be removed and the equipment be disinfected by
wiping.
7.1.3 Tube seasoning

Tube “seasoning” is particularly important for new tubes or tubes that have not been used
for several days. This should be performed on each X-ray tube before attempting auto
calibration, as an unseasoned tube may not operate properly at higher kV values without
arcing. Refer to the X-ray tube manufacturer’s instructions, if available, for the tube
conditioning or “seasoning” procedure. If the X-ray tube manufacturer’s instructions are not
available, the following procedure may be used:
1. The TUBE Manufacturer’s recommended seasoning procedure, if available, must

always be used in place of the following procedure
2. Low speed only exposures are recommended for the seasoning exposures, to prevent
excessive heat build-up in the housing from the stator windings or the rotor bearings
3. X-ray tubes that have not been used for more than 8 hours may suffer thermal shock if
operated at high mA and kV without a warm-up procedure. A cold anode (Molybdenum)
is very brittle and when suddenly heated over a small area may experience thermal
cracking of the anode surface, eventually leading to permanent tube damage
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7.2 Claim report

This claim form should be submitted prior to user’s request of returning or replacing
for the problem product.
Field Problem Report & Trouble Shooting Check List
Issuing
Distributor
No
Reporter Model Name
Date Serial No
Date of
Tel/Fax
installation
Date of Problem
E-mail occured
Name of problem
component
Serial no of
component
Problem of Description
1) Phenomenon
2) Cause of failure
3) Requirement
Trouble shoot check steps (DR1000, DR2000, DR3000, DR4000, DR7000F, DR8000F,
DR9000F, XRE124/140, DRE140/150)
Write in your application only
List No. Q/A Contents remark
Q Date of Installation
1
A
Q When did the problem occur? (after installation or your ware-house?)

2
Installatio A
n
condition
Q Model name and type of Generator interfaced with DR system.
3
A
4 Q Pictures about system connection and wiring (as much as possible)
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Have you changed the setting and preference at the site?(If yes, please,
Q
send us description of the changes detailed.)
5
A
Q Original DICOM files in defects (Send by e-mail)

6
A
Check the original image in Qxvue Calibration

(If your system is DR1000, DR2000, DR3000, DR4000)
Q - goto Qxvue Calibration and get the original DICOM image through X-ray
7-1 test of small object.
- try to do re-calibration for Detector.
Check the original image in DAVINCI

(If your system is DR7000F, DR8000F, DR9000F)
Q - goto DAVINCI and get the original DICOM image through X-ray test of
7-2 small object.
- try to do re-calibration for Detector.
Check the original image in TETD manager

(If your system is DRE140/150, DR7000F, DR8000F)
Q - goto TETD manager and get the original TIFF image through X-ray test of
small object.
7-3 - try to do re-calibration for Detector.
A
Trouble
shooting
steps Check the cable connection and power in detector and control box.
Q - If generator connection(Ready in and com, Exposure in and com) is not
correctly, it might damage Control Box or Detector.
8
Check Generator is working correctly

Q
- After changing to another Generator and test X-ray again.
9
A
Fully open collimation after checking it is correct condition of generator

Q exposure.
10 - If it x-rayed beyond its ability, it won't work properly.
Checking for control box and the link, data, trigger cables.
Q
- test the each part as replacing with another one.
11
A
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Clear Vision DRE140/150

Prepared Reviewed Approved

JPI HEALTHCARE Co., Ltd

REV No. Date Reason for Change ETC

0 2014.05.01 Preliminary edition

1 2014.11.07 Change Collimator & Add Detector

2 2015.06.01 Notified Body Number Change

1)Postal Code Change

4 2017.03.30 Notified Body Number Change

Change of European authorized

6 2017.10.30 Delete Feel-DRCS(InfoU) Software

Address : Prinsessegracht 20, 2514 AP The Hague The Netherlands

© Copyright JPI HEALTHCARE 2014

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Indicates the manufacturer's serial number so that a specific

Indicates the Authorized representative in the European

TYPE B APPLIED PART complying with the specified requirement

This symbol indicates that the waste of electrical and electronic

Handle with care

Keep away from rain

Do not use hand hooks

1) Identification of the model and serial number.

2) Description of the event including any serious injury or death occurred.

Revision History …………………………………………………………… 02

2. System Description …………………………………………………………… 14

3.4 Tube stand installation …………………………………………………………… 50

4. Check of installation …………………………………………………………… 149

5. Adjustment …………………………………………………………… 171

6. Troubleshooting …………………………………………………………… 172

7. Maintenance …………………………………………………………… 189

1.1 Safety Guidelines

4) Prevent unauthorized personnel from access to the system.

1.2 General Hazards

1.2.1 Radiation hazards

1.2.2 Electric shock hazard

1.2.3 Explosion Hazard

1.2.4 Implosion Hazard

1.3 Owner’s Responsibility

1.4 System Diagnostic

1.6 Distances measurements

1.7 User Limitations

1.8 Cleaning the system

1.10 Electrical fire

1.11 EMI/EMC Precaution

1.12 Maintenance precautions

1.14 Changing Fuse

Don’t make operation except for the intended purpose.

1.16 Using together with other equipment

1.17 Installation and Maintenance

1.18 Significant Zone

1.19 Images Back-up

1) Intended patient profile

2) Intended part of the body

3) Intended user profile

4) Intended conditions of use

2.2 System components

DRE140/DRE150 System Components

Collimator R302 L/A, R302/A