System, Unpacking Installing Components and System Wiring CSTD CT02-025.805.01 CT02-025.812.03

Emotion (2007) / Spirit
Installation Instructions
System
Unpacking/installing components and system wiring
This document is valid for:

SOMATOM Emotion 6-slice configuration
SOMATOM Emotion 16-slice configuration
SOMATOM Spirit Power
SOMATOM Spirit
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Table of Contents 3
1 General Information 6
1.1 Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.2 Prerequisites for system installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.1 Site Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.2 Gantry Transport Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.3 Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1.4 Abbreviations and Acronyms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.5 Overview of System Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.6 Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.6.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.7 List of Required Installation Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
1.8 Special Tools for CTDI measurements in accordance with EN 61223-2-6 17
( for installations in Germany and some EU countries). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1.9 Special Tools for the DIN & IEC Acceptance Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.10 Special Tools for the Monitor ( Germany and some EU countries ) . . . . . . . 19
2 Unpacking Components 20
2.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

2.1.1 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
2.2 Gantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2.2.1 Attaching the Gantry Transport Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
2.3 Patient Table (PHS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
2.4 Monitor / Keyboard / Mouse / Control Box / ICS, IRS & IES Towers . . . . . . . . 27
2.5 Console / Container (Optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
2.6 Accessories and Phantoms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
2.7 (Line Connection Cabinet - 400V) optional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
2.8 Line Connection Box (Emotion 6/16 (2007)) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
3 Installation of components 33

3.3 Gantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
3.3.1 Positioning the Gantry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
3.3.2 Removing the Transport Device and the 4 yellow Adapters . . . . . 36
3.3.3 Removing the Covers (Spirit). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
3.3.4 Removing the Covers (Emotion 2007 / Spirit Power) . . . . . . . . . . 40
3.3.5 Removing the Transport Locks and Hand Brake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
3.3.6 Removing the Transformer Lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
3.3.7 Removing the shock absorber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
3.3.8 Leveling the Gantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
3.4.1 PHS (08596566) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
3.4.2 PHS (10355389) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
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4 Table of Contents
3.5 Installing the Cable Duct and Cable Cover between the Gantry and PHS . . . 68
3.5.1 PHS (08596566) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
3.5.2 PHS (10355389) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
3.7 Console / Container / Furniture (Optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
3.8 Monitor / Keyboard & Mouse / Control Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
3.9 ICS / IRS tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
3.10 UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
3.11 Line Voltage Connection Cabinet (400V) /Mains Connection Cabinet(Chi‐ 80
na) (Spirit / Spirit power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4 Special Mounting 81

4.1.1 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
4.2 Gantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
4.2.1 Bolting the Gantry to the Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
4.3.1 Bolting the LCB to the Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
4.4 Mobile CT (Optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
4.4.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
4.4.2 Bolting the Mobile CT Gantry to the Trailer Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
4.4.3 Bolting the PHS to the Trailer Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
5 Electrical Connections and System Wiring 86

5.1.1 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
5.1.2 Routing Fiber Optic Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
5.1.3 Routing Signal and Data Cables. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
5.1.4 Cables to be prepared on-site (not in delivery volume) . . . . . . . . 86
5.1.5 Cabling Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
5.2 Wiring Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
5.2.1 List of System Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
5.2.2 Cables for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
5.2.3 Cables for Emotion 6/16 (2007) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
5.2.4 Wiring Diagram: Standard Components for SOMATOM Spirit / 91
Spirit Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5.2.5 Wiring Diagram: Standard Components for Emotion 6/16 93
(2007) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5.2.6 Cabling Information for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power: . . . . . . . 94
5.3 System Wiring and Cable Connections for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power: . 95
5.3.1 Gantry (right stand from front side) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
5.3.2 Gantry (right stand from the back): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
5.3.3 Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
5.3.4 IMS cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
5.3.6 ICS slot occupancy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
5.3.7 IRS tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
5.3.8 UPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

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5.3.9 Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111

5.4 System Wiring and Cable Connections for SOMATOM Emotion (2007) . . . . 113
5.4.1 Line Connection Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
5.4.2 Gantry (right stand from front side) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
5.4.3 Gantry (right stand from the back): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
5.4.4 Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
5.4.5 IMS cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
5.4.7 ICS slot occupancy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
5.4.8 IRS tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
5.4.9 UPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
5.4.10 Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
5.5 Line Connection Cabinet (400V) / Mains Connection Cabinet (China) . . . . . 128
6 Installation of all Covers 129

6.3 Gantry (Spirit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
6.3.1 Gantry Rotation - Front Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
6.3.2 Gantry - left stand cover:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
6.3.3 Gantry - front cover of right stand: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
6.3.4 Gantry - back cover of right stand: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
6.3.5 Installing the Transport Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
6.4 Gantry (Emotion 2007 / Spirit Power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
6.4.1 Gantry Rotation - Front Funnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
6.4.2 Gantry - left stand cover:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
6.4.3 Gantry - front cover of the right stand: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
6.4.4 Gantry - back cover of the right stand: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
6.4.5 Installing the Transport Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
6.5.1 PHS (08596566) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
6.5.2 PHS (10355389) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
6.6 Container (optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
6.7 UPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
7 Final Steps 161
8 Changes to Previous Version 162
9 List of Hazard IDs 163

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6 1 General Information
1.1 Introduction
This document describes the steps required to install the SOMATOM Emotion 6/16
(2007) / Spirit / Spirit Power system.
Every system has undergone intensive testing and adjustment procedures at the factory
and is delivered in its customer-specific configuration.

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General Information 1 7
1.2 Prerequisites for system installation
1.2.1 Site Preparation

To ensure a smooth and quick system installation process, all site preparation activities
have to be completed prior to system delivery in accordance with the requirements in the
Planning Guide.
Detailed information and requirements regarding site planning, room preparation, system
transport, and other installation issues are described in the Planning Guides. The latest
version of the above documents will be distributed via the Siemens Intranet only. These
documents are NOT included in the system documentation.
The documents are located at the CS home page on the Intranet and may be accessed via
the hyperwave server:
http://cs.med.siemens.de
The local project manager is responsible for site preparation. The following conditions
have to be met:
n Room construction is finished, installation rooms have been cleaned.
n Line power distribution is available.
n Internal line impedance has been checked in accordance with the Planning Guide .
n Radiation protection is available (e.g. walls, doors, lead glass window).
n Transport route for system components has been approved (width, height, access).
1.2.2 Gantry Transport Device

n The gantry transport device has to be available.
The gantry transport device is not part of the delivery volume for all countries. Depend‐
 ing on country-specific regulations, it has to be ordered separately prior to system deliv‐

ery. The gantry transport device is identical for the PLUS4, Volume Zoom, Sensation and
Emotion systems as well as Spirit=> Order number: 27 92 146

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1.3 Documents
The blue "Technical Documents" binder contains a complete overview regarding docu‐
ments included in the delivery volume as well as their print numbers.
The following documents are included in the delivery volume for the system:
n Technical documentation(Blue binder)
Contains the installation instructions, instructions for the acceptance test, test instruc‐
tions, and safety information.
n System Owner Manual
Contains customer and system-specific information.
n E-Manual Operator Manual
The E-Manual is a collection of the following books that you view directly on your syn‐
go Workplace:
- SOMATOM Operator Manual
Description of hardware components and their operation, including all relevant
safety instructions.
- Syngo CT Operator Manual
Workflow -orientated description for the syngo software.
- Application Guides
Description of suggested scan protocols and clinical application information.
n E-Manual syngo CT Workplace (optional)
Contains the operating instructions of the syngo CT Workplace workstation
n Release Notes

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1.4 Abbreviations and Acronyms

Tab. 1 Abbreviations and Acronyms
Acronym: Explanation:
CB-DOC Computer-based documentation
CCW Counterclockwise
CW Clockwise
ESD Electrostatically Sensitive Device
HW Hardware
ICS Image Control System
IES Image Evaluation System
IMS Image Measurement System
IRS Image Reconstruction System
PC Personal Computer
ROT Rotation
PDS Power Distribution System
PE Protective earth
PG Planning Guide
PHS Patient Handling System
SW Software
GPC Gantry Panel Control
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
LCB Line Connection Box
LCC/MCC Line Connection Cabinet / Mains Connection
Cabinet (SOMATOM Spirit - used in China
only)

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1.5 Overview of System Components

The SOMATOM Emotion 6/16 (2007) / Spirit / Spirit Power comprise the following com‐
ponents:
n Gantry
n PHS (Patient Handling System)
n ICS Tower (Image Control System)
n IRS Tower (Image Reconstruction System)
n IES Tower (Image Evaluation System), (Emotion 2007 only)
n UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) for ICS & IRS
n Operating console / control box / monitor / keyboard / mouse
n Spirit / Spirit Power only: LCC / MCC (for the Chinese market only)
n Emotion (2007) only: LCB (line Connection Box)
- With transformer (380-480V Version)
- Without transformer (400V Version)

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Fig. 1:
A router is required for RDIAG.
 An ISDN or analog router has to be ordered by the project manager. The router is not
included in the CT delivery volume.

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 The router’s power should be stand-alone; it is not allowed to connect to the UPS.

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1.6 Safety Information
1.6.1 General
Only qualified and trained personnel are allowed to perform CT system installation, serv‐
ice, maintenance, and quality assurance.
To avoid any risk of injury to persons or damage to the system, the safety instructions
must be read and observed as described in the:
General Safety Notes (TD00-000.860.01.xx.xx)
and
Product-specific safety notes (CT02-025.860.02.xx.xx) ( Product-specific Safety
Notes / CT02-025.860.02)
The product-specific safety notes contain important information regarding:
n General safety information on the gantry, patient table, and laser products.
n Attachment of screws and nuts, adjustment instructions for torque wrench, and use of
Loctite.
n Safety advice (Hazard keys)
1.6.1.1 Handling Heavy Equipment

Installation personnel have to wear protective clothing (protective shoes, gloves, cloth‐
ing, etc.) for personal safety whenever handling heavy equipment.
 Take appropriate precautions to ensure your personal safety before handling heavy
equipment.
1.6.1.2 ESD protection

The components are delivered in a pink plastic cover. In addition to providing dust protec‐
tion, the plastic foil also protects ESD components against electrostatic discharge. Several
system components contain electronic parts sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD).
To provide ESD protection, the pink plastic cover should remain on the components until

access is required.
Always use ESD protective equipment (e.g. wrist band plus ground strap) before han‐
dling electronic components or devices.
1.6.1.3 Protection from Electrical Shocks or Hazards

Switch off the site-specific line power circuit breaker and remove the main fuses:
n before system start-up.
n before replacing parts or components.

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For the first time in these installation instructions, power is applied to the system at sys‐
tem start-up.
Do not touch electrical terminals when the system power is on.
 Dangerous voltage levels may be present in some components (e.g. slip ring), even
when the system is switched off.
1.6.1.4 Radiation protection
All necessary steps for radiation protection have to be taken at all times prior to releasing

radiation at the system.
All installation personnel working on the CT systems have to wear X-ray film badges for
personal dose monitoring at all times.
1.6.1.5 Automatic procedures
 Do not leave the system unattended when a program is running with automatic move‐
ments or automatic radiation.
1.6.1.6 Working in the gantry

n Prior to starting work in the gantry:
- Wait until rotation has stopped
- Disable gantry rotation via service switch S5 on MAS D301
- Use the mechanical brake to prevent gantry rotation while working in the gantry.
- Connect the stationary and rotating part of the gantry with a ground cable before
working in the gantry.
 Remove the cable prior to rotating the gantry.

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1.7 List of Required Installation Equipment

Tab. 2 List of Required Installation Equipment
Name of equipment: Delivered Order number Explanation of use:

with unit: or reference:
Standard tool kit & case No Local Siemens Standard installation tools
contains: Office
Metric set of fork wrench‐

es,
Metric set of Allen wrench‐
es,
Metric tape measure (3
m),
Set of pliers,
Knife,
Set of screwdrivers (hex,
regular), etc.
Silicone-adhesive Elastosil No n.a. To attach the cable outlet
E41; recommended cover at the gantry stand
Protective clothing (shoes, No Local supply To handle heavy equipment
gloves, etc.)
Protractor water level No 28 69 436 or lo‐ Gantry leveling, acceptance
cal supply test
Vacuum cleaner No Local supply To clean after drilling holes,
e.g., when bolting the PHS to
the floor
Gantry transport device No/Yes* 27 92 146 Gantry transport
(*Country-specific regula‐
tion)
Hex screws M12X75 Yes 100 49 562 Transport device mounting
(Strength=12.9) -----8pcs 33 42 797
Washers 12----- 8pcs
Drill template Yes 88 62 752 Floor mounting holes for pa‐

tient table
Rock drill bits No Local Siemens PHS mounting
(14mm,15mm) Office
File No Local supply To smooth the cut-out in cov‐
er for PHS cable

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Name of equipment: Delivered Order number Explanation of use:

with unit: or reference:
Protective strip Yes 20 06 468 To attach the cut-out of the
PHS front cover
Crowbar No Local supply To unpack the boxes
Loctite # 221 Yes 20 48 874 To be delivered with PHS
Cable ties No Local Siemens System cabling
Office
Power drill(14mm,15mm) No Local supply To bolt components to the
floor
Metric set of rock drills No Local supply To bolt components to the
floor
Torque wrench 3-20 Nm No 34 24 553 To bolt components to the
for 1/4" sockets floor, replacement of parts
Torque wrench 25-130 Nm No 34 24 561 To install the gantry transport
for 1/2" sockets device and mount compo‐
nents
Metric set of Allen sockets No Local supply To install component screws
for torque wrench
Metric set of hex sockets No Local supply To install component screws
for torque wrench
A detailed list of service tools is also available in the system spare parts catalogue, Sie‐
mens Med SPC.

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1.8 Special Tools for CTDI measurements in accordance with

EN 61223-2-6 ( for installations in Germany and some EU
countries)
Tab. 3 Special tools for CTDI measurement
Name of equipment Delivered with unit Order number Explanation of use

CT dosimeter No local supply Constancy test Ger‐
includes: dose measure‐ many and some EU
ment chamber, cable & countries
holder
CTDI body No local supply Constancy test Ger‐
(32 cm Plexiglas phantom) many and some EU
countries
CTDI head No local supply Constancy test Ger‐
(16 cm Plexiglas phantom) many and some EU
countries

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1.9 Special Tools for the DIN & IEC Acceptance Test
Tab. 4 Special tools for the acceptance test
Name of equipment Delivered with unit Order number Explanation of use

Adapter for low-con‐ No 81 55 012 Acceptance test
trast phantom (Germany only)
Low-contrast phantom No 96 60 663 Acceptance test
(Germany only)
CT dosimeter No local supply Acceptance test
includes: Dose meas‐ (Germany only)
urement chamber, ca‐
ble & holder
Protractor water level No 28 69 436 Acceptance test
(Germany only)
PHANTOMS Spirit / Spirit Power
Water phantom (20 Yes 72 06 014 / Quality test, tune-
cm) 101 655 40 up
Wire phantom Yes 8872215/ Quality test, tune-

10662318 up
Slice thickness phan‐ Yes 72 06 121 / Quality test, tune-

tom 101 655 26 up
PHANTOMS Emotion ( 2007 )

Water phantom (20 Yes 48 06 977 / Quality test, tune-
cm) 103 552 15 up
Wire phantom Yes 8872215/ Quality test, tune-

10662318 up
Slice thickness phan‐ Yes 73 96 604 / Quality test, tune-

tom 103 552 17 up

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1.10 Special Tools for the Monitor ( Germany and some EU

countries )
The following additional equipment is required for the monitor test ( only for installations
in Germany and some EU countries ):
Tab. 5 Special tools for the monitor test
Name of equipment Delivered with the Order number Explanation of use

unit
SMfit Spotmeter No See SPC Monitor test

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20 2 Unpacking Components
2.1 General Information

n The following unpacking instructions refer to standard sea/air freight packaging with
all components in wooden crates.
While rigging is in progress, pay attention to the difference in temperature between in‐
 doors and outdoors. Keep the system warmed up according to the temperature gradient
(10 k/h.).
2.1.1 Safety

Read and observe the safety information contained in the "Safety information" section of
this document.( Safety Information / Page 13)

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Unpacking Components 2 21
2.2 Gantry
n Place the gantry container on the floor.
n Check for the shock and tilt indicators. ( Fig. 2 Page 21)( Fig. 3 Page 21)
Fig. 2: Shock-watch indicator Fig. 3: Tilt-watch indicator
 Check the shock and tilt indicators to see if they have responded. If so, notify the project
manager accordingly.
n Remove the nails and cardboard washers from the wooden crate.
n Remove the wooden top and sides of the container.
n Check the amount in accordance with the general packing list (located in the fourth
package "Accessories").
n Spirit systems delivered beginning with Serial No. 31031:
- Remove the two screws and washers attaching the right stand covers. Each screw is
hidden behind a transport adapter plate. However, these two screws can be re‐
moved through the holes on the transport covers. The right stand covers can be re‐
moved before dismounting the transport device so that the gantry can be easily

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positioned with respect to the outlet of the cable conduit. ( Fig. 4 Page 22)
( Fig. 5 Page 22)
Fig. 4: Hole in the transport adapter plate and mounting bracket Fig. 5: Removing the screw and washer
(1) Screw is hidden

(2) Hole in the adpater plate and mounting bracket
n Remove the 4 yellow mounting brackets.( Fig. 6 Page 22)

- Two at the left side in front / back.
- Two at the right side in front / back.
n Remove the red transport lock in back of the gantry ( Fig. 7 Page 22) --- Spirit sys‐
tems delivered up to serial no. 31349:
Fig. 6: Gantry mounting brackets (front - to the left) Fig. 7: Gantry mounting bracket (back - in the middle)
(1) Brackets

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n Remove the red transport lock in back of the gantry. ( Fig. 8 Page 23) --- Emotion
(2007), Spirit Power and Spirit systems delivered beginning with serial no. 31350:
Fig. 8: Gantry mounting bracket (back - in the middle)
2.2.1 Attaching the Gantry Transport Device
Special attachment screws and washers have to be used for installation of the gantry

transport device. They are included in the delivery volume for the system.
Refer to the information on the warning label attached to the transport device
( Fig. 9 Page 23).
Fig. 9: Centering and attachment screws
(1) Warning label

(2) Centering screw
(3) Attachment screw
n Turn the centering screws ( Fig. 9 Page 23) into the holes of the transport adapter.
( Fig. 10 Page 24)( Fig. 11 Page 24)

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n Adjust the distance between the gantry transport adapters and the transport device
with the centering screws. The distance should be the same on both sides.
Fig. 10: The centering screws in position at transport adapter Fig. 11: Centering screws in position at transport
(short ones) adapter (long ones)
(1) Centering screws in holes (1) Centering screws in holes
n Position the gantry transport device on both sides of the gantry. Insert the attachment
screws ( Fig. 9 Page 23) through the centering screws and tighten them with a tor‐
que of 77 Nm ±10%. ( Fig. 12 Page 24)( Fig. 13 Page 24)
- Be careful to avoid scratching the gantry.
Fig. 12: Positioning the transport device (left side) Fig. 13: Positioning the transport device (right side)

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n Swivel out the wheels of the transport device on both sides to prevent the gantry from
tilting. ( Fig. 14 Page 25)
Transport with the rollers swiveled in is permissible in narrow spaces only. As soon as
 the system has passed through the narrow space, the transport rollers must be swiveled
out again.
Fig. 14: Swivelling out the wheels of the transport device
(1) Securing bar
n Lock the securing bars of the transport device.

n Rotate the four transport wheels toward the floor by turning the spindle clockwise.
Put a metal bar through the hole in the upper end of the spindle to facilitate turning.
n Raise the gantry approx. 10-15 mm off the pallet by turning the spindle clockwise.
n Move the gantry next to the pallet and remove the pallet.
n Lower the gantry by turning the spindles counterclockwise until the distance between
the gantry and floor is approx. 15 mm (1/2 inch)
 Keep the shorter up-down adjustment when turning the spindles one by one.
n Installation of the gantry continues under "Gantry" ( Gantry / Page 35).

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2.3 Patient Table (PHS)

n Place the container on the floor.
n Remove the nails from the wooden crate.
n Remove the wooden top of the crate.
Fig. 15: Patient table with extended bracket on transport pallet Fig. 16: Patient table without extended bracket on
transport pallet
4
1 4 1
5
2
3
2 3
(1) Wooden support
(2) Drill template (1) Wooden support
(3) Ramp (2) Drill template
(4) PHS accessory boxes (3) Ramp
(5) Extended bracket (4) PHS accessory boxes
n Cut the straps and remove the protective pads.

n Remove the pink ESD foil.
n Check the amount in accordance with the entire packing list.
(The general packing list is in the fourth package "Accessories").
n Remove the parts from underneath the patient table.
- The 2 PHS accessory boxes
- The drill template
- The ramp.
n Installation of the patient table continues under ( Patient Table (PHS) / Page 49)

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2.4 Monitor / Keyboard / Mouse / Control Box / ICS, IRS & IES
Towers
n Place the wooden crate on the floor.
n Remove the nails / screws from the wooden crate .
n Remove the top and side covers of the crate.
n Bring the cardboard boxes into the CT control room.
n Installation of the components continues under ( Monitor / Keyboard & Mouse / Con‐
trol Box / Page 76)

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2.5 Console / Container (Optional)

n Unpack the furniture.
n Assemble the furniture:
- The console is delivered unassembled as a kit.
- Assemble the furniture/console according to the instructions provided.
- Keep the instructions in a safe place and ready for the system startup process.
n Installation of the components continues under ( Console / Container / Furniture
(Optional) / Page 75)

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2.6 Accessories and Phantoms

n Check the amount in accordance with the overall packing list.
(The general packing list is in the fourth package "Accessories")
n Phantoms
- Unpack all phantoms and store them in a safe place in the examination room (pro‐
vided on-site:e.g. service cabinet).
n Patient Positioning Aids
- Unpack all accessories and store them in a clean and safe location in the examina‐
tion room (provided on-site :e.g. cabinet, drawer).

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2.7 (Line Connection Cabinet - 400V) optional

n Unpack the package.

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2.8 Line Connection Box (Emotion 6/16 (2007))

n Place the LCB container on the floor.
n Remove packaging:
- Remove the nails and cardboard washers from the wooden crate with a crowbar.
- Remove the wooden covers and side walls of the container.
- Remove the pink ESD foil.
n Open the LCB:
- Remove the front cover of the LCB by pulling it toward the front and upwards.
- Remove the contact cover by removing the six hexagonal screws
( Fig. 17 Page 31)and the ground wire( Fig. 18 Page 31). Do not damage the
ground wire.
Fig. 17: LCB contact cover Fig. 18: PE cable of LCB contact cover
(1) Position of screws
n Remove the four mounting screws: Two at the back of the LCB (yellow angles)
( Fig. 19 Page 31)and two inside the LCB near the front cover( Fig. 20 Page 31).
Fig. 19: Two mounting screws at the back of the LCB Fig. 20: Two mounting screws inside the LCB
(1) Position of the two mounting screws (1) Position of the two mounting screws

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n Move the LCB next to the pallet (handle the LCB only at the consolidated spots, at the
left top and to the right of the LCB) and remove the pallet.( Fig. 21 Page 32)
Fig. 21: LCB: Consolidated spots
(1) Consolidated spots

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Installation of components 3 33

n This chapter describes installing components in the examination and control rooms.
n General information regarding the requirements for system transport is provided in
the "Planning Guide".

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34 3 Installation of components

 The minimum distances between the system and the wall have to be observed in accord‐
ance with the planning guide.

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3.3 Gantry
3.3.1 Positioning the Gantry
 The gantry should not be transported over uneven flooring. Impacts to the gantry may
damage its more sensitive parts.
n To minimize the risk of tipping, do not raise the gantry by more than 15 mm (~. 1/2
inch) above the floor.
n Move the gantry on the transport device to the final destination.
- Standard transport, wheels swivelled out ( Fig. 22 Page 35)
- Transport through narrow doors/passages , wheels swivelled in ( Fig. 23 Page 35)
Fig. 22: Standard transport with wheels swivelled out Fig. 23: Transport with wheels swivelled in (e.g. doors)
- Push the gantry only via the spindles of the transport device.
 Do not push or pull on the plastic cover of the gantry.
n Before positioning the gantry in the final position

- Remove the flooring at the gantry location for the 4 adjustment feet in accordance
with the drawings ( site layout) for direct contact between feet and concrete.
- Turn the 4 feet at 4 the corners of gantry counterclockwise (top view) so that the
gantry can be positioned as low as possible.
- If necessary ( see NOTE), drill holes for bolting the gantry to the floor.
The gantry does not have to be bolted to the floor.
 Some countries (e.g. countries prone to earthquakes) require special mountings for com‐
ponents mounted to the floor. ( Special Mounting / Page 81)
n Position the gantry at the installation location in accordance with the drawings (site
layout).

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n Lower the gantry to the floor and turn the four spindles of the transport device coun‐
terclockwise.
3.3.2 Removing the Transport Device and the 4 yellow Adapters

n Remove the left and right transport device.
- Remove the four attachment screws ( Fig. 24 Page 36) from each transport de‐
vice.
- Loosen the four centering screws ( Fig. 24 Page 36) from each transport device.
- Remove the left and right transport device from the gantry.
Fig. 24: Centering and attachment screws
(1) Warning label

(2) Centering screw
(3) Attachment screw
 Retain the special attachment screws ( Fig. 24 Page 36) from the gantry transport
device for future use.
n Remove the 4 yellow adapters.

- Loosen the two screws in the transport device adapter and remove them from the
gantry.( Fig. 25 Page 37)( Fig. 26 Page 37)

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- Remove the 4 yellow adapters and be careful to avoid scratching the gantry hous‐
ing.
Fig. 25: Adapter screws (short ones) Fig. 26: Adapter screws (long ones)
(1) Adapater screws (1) Adapter screws
3.3.3 Removing the Covers (Spirit)

n Gantry left stand cover ( Fig. 27 Page 37):
- Remove the screws (2 pcs) at the bottom in front and back of the cover
- Look into the gap between the cover and the gantry and pull the cover up until the
guide pin is released.
Fig. 27: Left stand cover
(1) Left stand cover

(2) Position of screws (front and back)

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n Gantry right stand & back stand cover:

- Remove the screws ( Pos.1 ) at the back cover of the right stand
( Fig. 28 Page 38)
Fig. 28: Right stand cover

(2) Right back cover
- Lift the cover and remove it.

- Remove the upper and lower screws ( Pos.1 ) at the right stand cov‐
er( Fig. 29 Page 38)( Fig. 30 Page 38).
Fig. 29: Right stand cover (front) Fig. 30: Right stand cover (back)
(1) Position of screws (1) Position of screws

(2) Right stand cover
- Lift the front cover and remove it.

n Front funnel.
 While removing the gantry funnels, pay special attention to the window strip. The hooks
of the window strip may be broken, and the surface of it can be scratched very easily.

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(Spirit systems delivered up to serial no.31030):

- Remove the screws (4 pcs) at the front funnel( Fig. 31 Page 39).
- Pull the cover slightly away from the gantry by approx. 15~20cm.
- Unplug the cable connectors ( X5, X6)( Fig. 32 Page 39).
- Disassemble the transparent window strip in the middle of the funnel.
- Lift the front funnel and remove it.
(Spirit systems delivered beginning with serial no. 31031) :
- Remove the screws (4 pcs) at the front funnel( Fig. 31 Page 39).
- Pull the top of the cover to the front as far as the safety hooks can be hooked into
the guide holes ( Fig. 33 Page 39).
- Unplug the cable connectors ( X5, X6)( Fig. 32 Page 39).
- Disassemble the transparent window strip in the middle of the funnels.
- Loosen the safety hooks, put them back onto the frame rest, lift the cover out of the
bottom guide, and remove the cover from the gantry.( Fig. 34 Page 39)
Fig. 31: The front funnel Fig. 32: Cable connectors
(1) Position of screws (1) Connector X6

(2) Connector X5
Fig. 33: Security hooks Fig. 34: Bottom cover guides
(1) Security hooks (1) Bottom cover guides

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
To protect the collimator box against damage, move the collimator box to the 12
o’clock position.( Fig. 35 Page 40)
Fig. 35: Collimator box at 12 o’clock position
(1) Collimator box
3.3.4 Removing the Covers (Emotion 2007 / Spirit Power)
 The figures below are Emotion (2007), but similar to those for Spirit Power.
n Gantry left stand cover( Fig. 36 Page 40) :

- Remove the screw ( Pos.2 ) at the bottom in back of the gantry.
- Look into the gap between the cover and the gantry, and pull the cover up until the
guide pin is released.
Fig. 36: Left stand cover

(2) Position of screw
n Gantry right stand & back stand cover:

- Remove the screws ( pos.1 ) at the back stand cover( Fig. 37 Page 41).

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- Loosen the cover ( 1/Fig. 38 Page 41) and remove it.

- Remove the upper and lower screws ( Pos.1 ) at the right stand cov‐
er( Fig. 39 Page 41)( Fig. 40 Page 41)
- Lift the front cover and remove it.
Fig. 37: Right stand cover Fig. 38: Remove the right stand cover

(1) Start loosening cover in direction of arrow
Fig. 39: Right stand cover ( front ) Fig. 40: Right stand cover ( back )

(2) Right front cover
n Front funnel.
 While removing the gantry funnels, pay special attention to the window strip. The hooks
of the window strip may be broken, and the surface of it can be scratched very easily.

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- Remove the screws ( Pos. 1) at the front funnel. ( Fig. 41 Page 42)
- Pull the top of the cover to the front as far as the safety hooks can be hooked into
the guide holes ( Fig. 43 Page 42)
- Unplug the cable connectors ( X4, X5, X6 )( Fig. 42 Page 42).
- Disassemble the transparent window strip in the middle of the funnel.
- Loosen the safety hooks, put them back onto the frame rest, lift the cover out of the
bottom guide, and remove the cover from the gantry.( Fig. 34 Page 39)
Fig. 41: Front funnel Fig. 42: Cable connectors
(1) Position of screws (1) Connector X5

(2) Connector X6
(3) Connector X4 (optional)
Fig. 43: Security hooks Fig. 44: Funnel support
(1) Security hooks (1) Funnel support

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 To protect the collimator box against damage, move the collimator box to the 12
o’clock position
Fig. 45: Collimator box at 12 o’clock position
(1) Collimator box
3.3.5 Removing the Transport Locks and Hand Brake

n The gantry has two red transport locks (left and right gantry stand) and one hand
brake
n Removing the transport locks at the left gantry stand
- Remove the 3 Allen screws ( Fig. 46 Page 44)from the metal block at the left
gantry stand.
- Remove the block by pulling it off the tilt mechanism.
n Removing the transport locks at the right gantry stand --- (Spirit systems delivered up
to serial no. 31349 )
- Remove the 3 Allen screws ( Fig. 47 Page 44) from the metal block at the right
gantry stand.

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Fig. 46: Gantry transport lock (left stand) Fig. 47: Gantry transport lock (right stand)
(1) Transport lock
(1) Transport lock
(Emotion ( 2007) Systems and Spirit system delivered beginning with serial no. 31350 :
n Removing the transport locks at the right gantry stand
- Remove the 1 Allen screws ( Fig. 48 Page 44) from the metal block at the right
gantry stand.
Fig. 48: Gantry transport lock (right stand)
(1) Transport lock
n Releasing the hand brake at the gantry

- The hand brake is located at the right lower corner of the gantry front.
 Check the rotation by turning the rotation part of the gantry in clockwise direction only
( CW as seen from the gantry front).

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3.3.6 Removing the Transformer Lock
 Do not damage the cables during removal.
n Remove the 3 screws and one ground connection nut from PSS, MAS holder.
( Fig. 49 Page 45)
n Open the PSS, MAS holder.( Fig. 50 Page 45)
Fig. 49: PSS, MAS holder (closed) Fig. 50: PSS, MAS holder (open)
(1) Three screws

(2) Ground connection
n Remove the screw ( Fig. 51 Page 46)and both nuts ( Fig. 52 Page 46)from the
transport locking plate.
n Remove the transport locking plate.

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Fig. 51: Transformer - front Fig. 52: Transformer - back
(1) Transport retaining screw (1) Transport retaining nuts
3.3.7 Removing the shock absorber

To attach the inner bearing ring, the shock absorbers are installed before system delivery.
n Remove the front funnel to access the shock absorbers; they are located at the 5 and
7 o'clock positions ( Fig. 53 Page 46).
n Release the absorber adjuster screw (M10X32)( 3/Fig. 54 Page 46) to the end posi‐
tion using an M6 bit on each absorber. The absorber adjustable part is integrated into
the absorber stationary part; it cannot be removed separately.
n Remove the two M10X40 screws ( 4/Fig. 54 Page 46) on each absorber.
n Remove the shock absorber.
Fig. 53: Shock absorber location Fig. 54: Shock absorber
2
3
1
4
(1) Stationary part

(2) Adjustable part
(3) M10X32 screw
(4) M10X40 screw
3.3.8 Leveling the Gantry

Ensure that all four feet in all four corners( Fig. 55 Page 47) ( Fig. 56 Page 47)
( Fig. 57 Page 47)( Fig. 58 Page 47)will have direct contact with the concrete floor.

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Fig. 55: Adjustable foot in the left front gantry stand Fig. 56: Adjustable foot in the left back gantry stand
Fig. 57: Adjustable foot in the right front gantry stand Fig. 58: Adjustable foot in right back gantry stand
n Position a water level on the gantry frame and check the level in two directions
(across and along( Fig. 59 Page 48) ( Fig. 60 Page 48) ( Fig. 61 Page 48)
( Fig. 62 Page 48).
The digital level can also be used to check the level.

n Horizontal tolerance: 0°±0.5
n Vertical tolerance: 90°±0.2
(Refer to SOMATOM Definition)

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n If necessary, correct the leveling of the gantry by adjusting the four feet with an Allen
key.
Fig. 59: Leveling check at gantry ( Spirit ) Fig. 60: Leveling check at the gantry ( Spirit )
Fig. 61: Leveling check at the gantry ( Emotion 2007) Fig. 62: Leveling check at the gantry ( Emotion 2007)
n The gap between the gantry and floor can be sealed with silicone.
- NOTE: Silicone is not part of the delivery, it must be provided locally by the project
manager. The color of the silicone can be selected by the customer.

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3.4.1 PHS (08596566)
3.4.1.1 General Information
The patient table cannot stand independently. It requires a wooden support under the
 foot end. Otherwise, it will tip over.

We recommend having a second person assist when installing the patient table.
The local Siemens office is responsible for the rock drill bits (14 mm, 15 mm).
3.4.1.2 Tools required for installing the Liebig or Hilti floor anchors
The “Liebig self-undercut anchor” or the “Hilti anchor” should be used to anchor the PHS
to the floor.
n Pen (to mark the position of the holes in the floor)
n Power drill ( to drill the holes ), rock drill bits ( size: 14 mm for Liebig and 15 mm for
Hilti floor anchors)
n Vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle ( to clean the holes after drilling )
n Hammer ( to insert the Liebig and the Hilti anchors into the holes )
n Torque wrench ( 25Nm / 50 Nm)
n Allen attachment size 8 for torque wrench (to secure the anchor in the floor)
n Allen attachment size 6 for torque wrench (to bolt the PHS to the floor)
n Hex nut sizes 13 and 17 for torque wrench (for the nuts bolting the PHS to the floor)
n Loctite # 221
n Injector for silicone
n Silicone for the strip between the floor and the PHS ( provided by the project manag‐
er)
n 8 mm insert for hexagonal head bolt ( 1/4 ))
n Socket adapter 1/4 drive - ( 1/2 )
3.4.1.3 Drilling the Holes for Floor Mounting
Bolting the PHS to the floor is mandatory.
 The installation materials included in the delivery volume are suitable for flush or surface
mounting (concrete/subfloors). The customer is responsible for determining suitable an‐
choring methods as well as for procuring installation materials for other floor types.
Drilling template for PHS 8596566 up to serial no. 10500

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Fig. 63: Drilling template with label
(1) Outer holes

(2) Inner holes
Drilling template for PHS 8596566 beginning with serial no. 10501

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Fig. 64: Drilling template with label
(1) Inner holes

(2) Outer holes
(3) Alignment mark for adjustment of the table to gantry distance
(4) Alignment mark for the gantry base
(5) Alignment mark of the PHS position guide
There are two kinds of holes on this template. One type is for Emotion 2003. The other
 type is for Spirit and Emotion 2007. Make sure that right type of holes are used as tem‐
plates for PHS installation.
Fig. 65: For Emotion 2003 Fig. 66: For Emotion 2007 / Spirit
The patient table has to be bolted to the floor using 4 screws, one at each corner.
As an alternative to the inside holes (1), the outer holes (2) may be used to mount the
patient table to the floor, depending on the conditions of the floor at the local site.
 Refer to the label on the drill template for drilling the holes and installing the Liebig or
Hilti anchors, or .
The entire length of the Liebig anchor and the lower part (80 mm) of the Hilti anchor
must be inserted into the concrete base. The anchors must not be inserted into the floor
cement.

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n Position the drill template with side A ( Fig. 63 Page 50) Pos.4 ( Fig. 64 Page 51)at
the exact center of the gantry base.
n Drill the four holes (position 1 or 2 on the drill template) on the floor. Drill holes using
a drill diameter of 14 mm for the Liebig anchor or 15 mm for the Hilti anchor. Refer to
the label on the drill template for the drilling procedure.
n Remove the drill template
n Clean the holes using a vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle.
The following materials and tools are included in the delivery volume (packed in the
box with the patient table covers):
- 4 Liebig self-undercut anchor IL S 14/80 with a 14 mm drill bit.
- 4 Hilti HSL- 3-G M10/100 with a 15 mm drill bit.
- 4 Allen screws M8 x 35 (strength = 8.8)
- Large and small washers
- Spacer shims
- 4 threaded rods, 170 mm length (strength = 8.8)
- 4 size 10 locking edge washers
- 4 metric hexagon nuts M8
- Hexagon rod 135 mm
n If threaded rods are used, cut them to the proper length. The distance between the
floor cement and the upper end of the threaded rods has to be 45 mm.
If the standard mounting holes have been used and the alternative mounting holes can‐
not be used for specific on-site reasons, chemical anchors will be used. In this situation,
the existing safety anchors must be completely removed and replaced with chemical an‐
chors and internally threaded inserts. It is not permitted to reuse the existing drill holes
 and the existing floor mounting materials (safety anchors, bolts, etc.). Use chemical an‐
chors according to the local or national regulations. The project manager has to provide
the materials required. The chemical anchors must be installed according to the manu‐
facturer´s instructions. The tightening torque is 10 Nm for M8 nuts and 20 Nm for M10.
Secure the screws with Loctite 243. For more details refer to the Planning Guide
CT00-000.891.04.xx.02.
3.4.1.4 Positioning the PHS (Patient Table)
 We recommend that a second person assist when installing the table.
n Accurately position the drill template with Pos.4 or Pos.3 at the gantry base and cen‐
ter it.
n Remove the flooring at the patient table location in accordance with the drawing (site
layout) for direct contact between the table base and concrete. Fill up the flooring
height with the metal plates (shims delivered with the patient table)

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n Remove the four mounting screws at the table base that secure the patient table to
the pallet. Two in front ( Fig. 67 Page 53) and two in back ( Fig. 68 Page 53)
Fig. 67: Table mounting screws - front Fig. 68: Table mounting screws - back
(1) Screws (1) Screws
n Place the wooden ramp next to the pallet (front end of patient table
( Fig. 69 Page 53)).
n Raise the patient table to maximum position by turning the two hex screws in clock‐
wise direction on the two transport rollers. ( Fig. 70 Page 53)
Fig. 69: Pallet with ramp Fig. 70: Transport wheel
(1) Wooden ramp

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n Remove the plastic belt and lift the patient table at the back end of the PHS.
Fig. 71: Handle at the back end of the PHS
(1) Handle
 Do not lift the patient table by the handle ( Fig. 71 Page 54)
n Carefully move the patient table down the ramp using the two transport wheels. If the
patient table will not be positioned at its final destination, remove the wooden sup‐
port from the pallet and put the wooden support under the table for stabilization.
The patient table cannot stand alone.
 It requires a wooden support under the foot end. Otherwise, it will tip over. However,
even with a wooden support, the table remains unstable. It may tip over by just touching
it.
n Carefully move the patient table to the installation location until the base of the pa‐
tient table touches side B of the template or
- The cut-outs on side B of the template are sized to fit the bolts at the base of the
patient table.
- This aligns the patient table's distance and angle to the gantry.

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Fig. 72: Positioning the drilling template between the gantry and PHS (PHS part no 8596566.: up to serial
no. 10500)
(1) Middle of the gantry

(D) Side D
(B) Side B
Fig. 73: Positioning the drilling template between gantry and PHS ( PHS part no: 8596566 beginning with
serial no. 10501 )

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n Adjust the patient table to the centered drilling template.

n Ensure that there are no gaps between patient table, drilling template, and gantry.
n Insert the four floor mounting screws plus washers, or the Hilti anchors.
n Measure the distance at both symmetrical points from the back and front corner of
the patient table base to the corner of the gantry base and align the patient table until
the distance is the same.( Fig. 74 Page 56) ( Fig. 75 Page 56)
Fig. 74: Measured from the back corner of the PHS Fig. 75: Measured from the front corner of the PHS
(1) Length A (1) Length C

(2) Length B (2) Length D
3.4.1.5 Leveling the PHS

n Position a water level across the tabletop (X direction) and ensure that it is level
( Fig. 76 Page 57).
n Position the water level along the side of the tabletop (Z direction) and ensure that it
is level ( Fig. 77 Page 57)
The digital level can also be used to check the level.

n X direction tolerance: 0°±0.2°
n Z direction tolerance: 0°±0.2°
(Refer to SOMATOM Definition)

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Fig. 76: Leveling check at the PHS Fig. 77: Leveling check at the PHS
n If necessary, adjust by installing metal plates (shims, ( Fig. 78 Page 57)) at the 4
anchoring positions under the patient table base.
Fig. 78: Position of the shims under the patient table
(1) Anchor screw
n Use Loctite 221 to secure the screws or nuts used to attach the table to the anchors.
n Tighten the screws or nuts at the Liebig anchors with a torque of 25 Nm. For the nuts
in the Hilti anchors, use a torque of 50 Nm.
n After leveling the patient table, check the positioning again with the drill template
and the gantry.
n Remove the drill template.
n There must be a silicone strip between the patient table base and the floor.
manager. The color of the silicone can be chosen by the customer.
3.4.1.6 Leveling the gap below the vertical drive

The gap between the floor and the pit for the table has to be leveled by placing shims
under the drive until the space is filled.( Fig. 79 Page 58)

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Fig. 79: Opening for leveling the space under the vertical drive
(1) Opening used for inserting shims
Installation of the PHS covers continues under ( Final Steps / Page 161)
3.4.2 PHS (10355389)
3.4.2.1 General Information
The wooden support should be positioned correctly. Otherwise, it will damage the sen‐
sor.
 If the extended bracket is not installed on the PHS, the PHS cannot stand independently.
It requires a wooden support under the foot end. Otherwise, it will tip over.
We recommend having a second person assist when installing the patient table.
The local Siemens office is responsible for the rock drill bits (14 mm, 15 mm).
3.4.2.2 Tools required for installing the Liebig or Hilti Floor Anchors
The “Liebig self-undercut anchor” or the “Hilti anchor” should be used to anchor the PHS
to the floor.
n Pen (to mark the position of the holes in the floor)
n Power drill ( to drill the holes ), rock drill bits ( size: 14 mm for Liebig and 15 mm for
Hilti floor anchors)
n Vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle ( to clean the holes after drilling )
n Hammer ( to insert the Liebig and the Hilti anchors into the holes )
n Torque wrench ( 25Nm / 50 Nm)
n Allen attachment size 8 for torque wrench (to secure the anchor in the floor)
n Allen attachment size 6 for torque wrench (to bolt the PHS to the floor)
n Hex nut sizes 13 and 17 for torque wrench (for the nuts bolting the PHS to the floor)
n Loctite # 221
n Injector for silicone

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n Silicone for the strip between the floor and the PHS ( provided by the project manag‐
er)
n 8 mm insert for hexagonal head bolt ( 1/4 ))
n Socket adapter 1/4 drive - ( 1/2 )
3.4.2.3 Drilling the Holes for Floor Mounting
Bolting the PHS to the floor is mandatory.
 The installation materials included in the delivery volume are suitable for flush or surface
mounting (concrete/subfloors). The customer is responsible for determining suitable an‐
choring methods as well as for procuring installation materials for other floor types.
 There are two types of drilling templates for PHS1A(10355389). But there is only one
drilling template delivered for each system.
Type one:
Fig. 80: Drilling template for PHS 1A - 10355389
2 3
3
(1) Center mark for position template

(2) Inside holes
(3) Outer holes
(4) Center mark for position PHS 1A
(5) Alignment mark of PHS 1A position guide
Type two:

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Fig. 81: Drilling template for PHS 1A
3 2 3
(1) Center mark for position template

(2) Inner holes
(3) Outer holes
(4) Center mark for position PHS 1A
(5) Alignment mark of PHS 1A position guide

There are two kinds of holes on this template. Make sure the right type of holes are used
as templates for PHS 1A (10355389 ) installation( Fig. 82 Page 60).
Fig. 82: For PHS 1A ( 10355389 )
The patient table has to be bolted to the floor using 4 screws, one at each corner.
As an alternative to the inside holes (1), the outer holes (2) may be used to mount the
patient table to the floor, depending on the conditions of the floor at the local site.
 Refer to the label on the drill template for drilling the holes and installing the Liebig or
Hilti anchors, or .
The entire length of the Liebig anchor and the lower part (80 mm) of the Hilti anchor
must be inserted into the concrete base. The anchors must not be inserted into the floor
cement.
n Position the drilling template with Pos.1 at the marked slot of the gantry base
( 1/Fig. 80 Page 59) or ( Fig. 81 Page 60)

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n Drill the four holes (position 2 or 3 on the drill template) on the floor. Drill holes using
a drill diameter of 14 mm for the Liebig anchor or 15 mm for the Hilti anchor. Refer to
the label on the drill template for the drilling procedure.
n Remove the drill template
n Clean the holes using a vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle.
The following materials and tools are included in the delivery volume (packed in the
box with the patient table covers):
- 4 Liebig self-undercut anchor IL S 14/80 with a 14 mm drill bit.
- 4 Hilti HSL- 3-G M10/100 with a 15 mm drill bit.
- Large and small washers
- Spacer shims
- 4 threaded rods, 170 mm length (strength = 8.8)
- 4 size 10 locking edge washers
- 4 metric hexagon nuts M8
- Hexagon rod 135 mm
n If threaded rods are used, cut them to the proper length. The distance between the
floor cement and the upper end of the threaded rods has to be 45 mm.
If the standard mounting holes have been used and the alternative mounting holes can‐
not be used for specific on-site reasons, chemical anchors will be used. In this situation,
the existing safety anchors must be completely removed and replaced with chemical an‐
chors and internally threaded inserts. It is not permitted to reuse the existing drill holes
 and the existing floor mounting materials (safety anchors, bolts, etc.). Use chemical an‐
chors according to the local or national regulations. The project manager has to provide
the materials required. The chemical anchors must be installed according to the manu‐
facturer´s instructions. The tightening torque is 10 Nm for M8 nuts and 20 Nm for M10.
Secure the screws with Loctite 243. For more details refer to the Planning Guide
CT00-000.891.04.xx.02.
3.4.2.4 Positioning the PHS (Patient Table)
 We recommend that a second person assist when installing the table.
n Accurately position the drilling template with Pos. 4 ( 4/Fig. 80 Page 59) or at the
gantry base and center it.( Fig. 81 Page 60)
n Remove the flooring at the patient table location in accordance with the drawing (site
layout) for direct contact between the table base and concrete. Fill up the flooring
height with the metal plates (shims delivered with the patient table)
n Turn the 4 adjustable feet counterclockwise so that the PHS fully contacts the con‐
crete.

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n Remove the four mounting screws at the table base that secure the patient table to
the pallet. Two in front ( Fig. 83 Page 62)and two in back( Fig. 84 Page 62).
Fig. 83: Table mounting screws - front Fig. 84: Table mounting screws - back
2 1
(1) Mounting screws

(2) Adjustable foot
(1) Mounting screws
(2) Adjustable foot
n Place the wooden ramp next to the pallet.

n Raise the patient table to its highest position by turning clockwise the two hex screws
on the two transport rollers ( Fig. 86 Page 62).
Fig. 85: Pallet with ramp Fig. 86: Transport wheel
(1) Wooden ramp

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n Remove the plastic belt and lift the patient table at the back end of the PHS.
Fig. 87: Handle at the back-end of PHS 1A
 Do not lift the patient table by the handle
n Carefully move the patient table down the ramp using the two transport wheels. If the
patient table will not be positioned at its final destination, remove the wooden sup‐
port from the pallet and put the wooden support under the table for stabilization.
If the extended bracket is not installed on the PHS, the PHS cannot stand independently.
 It requires a wooden support under the foot end. Otherwise, it will tip over. However,
even with a wooden support, the table remains unstable. A slight touch could tip it over.
n Carefully move the patient table to the installation location until the base of the pa‐
tient table position guide touches the side of the template.
- The cut-outs of the template are sized to fit the position guide at the base of the
patient table.
- This aligns the patient table's distance and angle to the gantry.

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Fig. 88: Positioning the drilling template between the gantry and PHS 1A (10355389)
n Adjust the patient table to the centered drilling template.

n Ensure that there are no gaps between patient table, drilling template, and gantry.
n Insert the four floor mounting screws plus washers, or the Hilti anchors.
The PHS cannot stand alone after the transportation kit has been removed.

It requires a wooden support under the foot end. Otherwise, it will tip over. However,
even with the wooden support, the PHS remains unstable. A slight touch could tip it
over. We suggest attaching (or temporarily attaching) the PHS to the floor with screws or
anchors before removing the transportation kit.
n Measure the distance at both symmetrical points from the back and front corner of
the patient table base to the corner of the gantry base and align the patient table until
the distance is the same.
Fig. 89: Measured from the back corner of the PHS Fig. 90: Measured from the front corner of the PHS

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3.4.2.5 Leveling the PHS

n Position a water level across the tabletop and ensure it is level ( Fig. 92 Page 65).
n Position the water level along the side of the tabletop and ensure it is level
( Fig. 91 Page 65).
Fig. 91: Leveling check at the PHS Fig. 92: Leveling check at the PHS
n The four adjustable feet can be used to level the PHS( 2/Fig. 83 Page 62)
( 2/Fig. 84 Page 62).
If necessary, the adjustable feet have to be used to level the PHS.
 To ensure the PHS is firmly secured to the floor, the U-shaped metal shims
( Fig. 93 Page 65)must be inserted at anchoring positions to compensate for the
space between the PHS base and the floor.
Fig. 93: Position of the shims under the patient table
(1) Anchor screw
n Use Loctite 221 to secure the screws or nuts used to attach the table to the anchors.
n Tighten the screws or nuts at the Liebig anchors with a torque of 25 Nm. For the nuts
in the Hilti anchors, use a torque of 50 Nm.
n After leveling the patient table, check the positioning again with the drill template
and the gantry.
n Remove the drill template.

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n There must be a silicone strip between the patient table base and the floor.
manager. The color of the silicone can be chosen by the customer.
3.4.2.6 Removing the end stop on PHS1

To protect the spiral cable during transportation, the tabletop is to be separated from the
magnet which connects the tabletop and the drive system.
n Remove the two M6 screws( 2/Fig. 94 Page 66).
n Remove the end stop, tighten the front cover with the 2 screws previously removed.
n Push the tabletop forward until it connects with the magnet( Fig. 95 Page 66).
Fig. 94: End stop Fig. 95: Tabletop location
(1) End stop

(2) Two M6 screws
3.4.2.7 Remove the transport lock

Remove the two M6x25 screws so that the transport lock can be taken away.
Fig. 96: Transport lock
(1) Transport lock

(2) 2 M6x25 screws

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3.4.2.8 Check the crank handle

Check the crank handle(P/N 7056708) for manually lifting PHS(10355389), which is able
to fit into the gear (P/N 8863222).

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3.5 Installing the Cable Duct and Cable Cover between the
Gantry and PHS
 The cable duct between the gantry and the patient table has to be secured to the floor.
The installation materials for securing the cable duct have to be purchased locally.
3.5.1 PHS (08596566)
n There are two kinds of cable duct sets ( 2/Fig. 97 Page 68). An alternative of the
two cable duct sets is delivered with the system. For the new set, cables between the
gantry and the PHS are only routed on the flooring.
 n The instructions below are not necessary if the cables are routed underneath the
flooring.
n If the cables are routed on the flooring, the cable cover of the old type and the front
cover of the PHS need to include a cut-out at the curved section.
n Check the routing of the cables

- On the floor with the cable duct (old type cable duct for example):
( Fig. 98 Page 68))
- Below the floor, without cable duct
Fig. 97: Cable duct sets Fig. 98: Cable routed on the flooring with cable duct
(1) Old cable duct

(2) New cable duct
n Prepare the covers

- Break off the curved section ( Fig. 99 Page 69)
- Break off the cable cover at the front cover of the PHS ( Fig. 100 Page 69)
( Fig. 101 Page 69) ( Fig. 102 Page 69)

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Fig. 99: Cut-out, curved section (gantry) Fig. 100: Front cover of PHS (after cut-out)
(1) Cable cover

(2) Curved section
(3) Cable duct
Fig. 101: Using a wire-cutter for cut-out (front cover) Fig. 102: Using a protective strip to attach to cut-out (front
cover)
n Position the flat part of the cable duct between the gantry and patient table and align
it with the cable outlets at the gantry and PHS.
n Secure the cable duct to the floor using screws with anchors or double-sided adhesive
tape.

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n Insert the cables into the cable duct and route them into the patient table.
( Fig. 103 Page 70)
Fig. 103: Cable routed on the flooring with cable duct before installing the cover
n Install the cover on the cable duct. If necessary, shorten the cover.
n Attach the cable cover ( Fig. 99 Page 69) with Elastosil E41 silicone adhesive or simi‐
lar.
3.5.1.1 Cable Routing below the Flooring without the Cable Duct
The cable conduit must be provided on-site in the floor.
n Do not cut out the PHS front cover or gantry cable cover.
n Route the cables from the gantry through the on-site cable conduit into the PHS.
n Attach the cable cover using Elastosil E41 silicone adhesive or similar.
3.5.2 PHS (10355389)

n Position the flat part of the cable duct between the gantry and patient table and align
it with the cable outlets at the gantry and PHS.
n Secure the cable duct to the floor using screws with anchors or double-sided adhesive
tape.

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n Insert the cables into the cable duct and route them into the patient table.
( Fig. 104 Page 71)
Fig. 104: Cable routed on the flooring with cable duct before installing the cover
n Install the cover on the cable duct. If necessary, shorten the cover.
n Attach the cable cover ( Fig. 99 Page 69) with Elastosil E41 silicone adhesive or simi‐
lar.
3.5.2.1 Cable Routing below the Flooring without the Cable Duct
The cable conduit must be provided on-site in the floor.
n Do not cut out the PHS front cover or gantry cable cover.
n Route the cables from the gantry through the on-site cable conduit into the PHS.
n Attach the cable cover using Elastosil E41 silicone adhesive or similar.

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Normally, the LCB has to be bolted to the wall, but not to the floor.
 However, in countries with special requirements (e.g. in countries prone to earth‐

quakes), the LCB has to be bolted to the floor as well.
n If the LCB has to be bolted to the floor (i.e. earthquake regions or Mobile CT):
 Also refer to ( Special Mounting / Page 81)
n The LCB has to be bolted to the wall with one screw (size M8).
n Level the LCB by turning the pedestals in clockwise or counterclockwise direction.
n If necessary: Open the LCB:
- Remove the front cover of LCB by pulling it toward the front and upwards.
- Remove the contact cover by removing the six hexagonal screws and the PE wire.
n Cable routing from the back:
- Remove the cover plate of the rear cable inlet. ( 1/Fig. 105 Page 73)
( Fig. 106 Page 73)
- Remove the right bottom cable holder from ( 2/Fig. 105 Page 73) and mount it to
the back cable inlet as shown in ( 3/Fig. 105 Page 73)( Fig. 106 Page 73)
(edge protector is delivered with the LCB).
- Place the LCB in its final position.
- Mark the position of the drill hole through the hole in the LCB back panel.
( Fig. 105 Page 73)( Fig. 106 Page 73)
n Cable routing from the bottom:
- Place the LCB in its final position.

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- Mark the position of the drill hole through the hole in the LCB back panel and the
cable inlet from the floor. ( Fig. 105 Page 73)( Fig. 106 Page 73)
Fig. 105: Installation of LCB
(1) Cover plate

(2) Cable holder
(3) New position for cable holder
Fig. 106: Installation of LCB
(1) Hole for wall mounting
n Move the LCB to access the drill location.

n Drill the holes for the anchor (M8 DIN 912), or cut-out the floor (if necessary).
n After drilling, clean the holes with a vacuum cleaner that has a small nozzle.
n Insert the anchor (M8) into the hole in the wall.
n Move the LCB back into the installation location and align the hole in the back with
the hole in the wall.
n Insert the screw (M8) and the required washers into the anchor via the hole.

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n Tighten the screw until the bolt head contacts the back panel (tighten carefully to
avoid damaging the LCB back panel).

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3.7 Console / Container / Furniture (Optional)

A console , a container, and/or other furniture may be part of the delivery volume, if or‐

dered.
The minimum distance between the IMS Container and the wall is 100 mm for cooling
purposes. Distances depend on the furniture.
n Position the furniture (when ordered as an option) in the control room at the defined
location as shown in the drawings.
n Remove the front cover of the container in accordance with its instructions:
- The base plate of the container has wheels and slides out toward the front.

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3.8 Monitor / Keyboard & Mouse / Control Box

n Position the monitor, keyboard ,and mouse on the operator desk or console.
( Fig. 107 Page 78)
n Position the control box (part no.: 03806515 ( Fig. 108 Page 79) or 08598885
( Fig. 109 Page 79) next to the keyboard.
 For safety reasons, the maximum distance between the control box and keyboard must
be 2 meters.

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3.9 ICS / IRS tower

n Position the ICS and IRS under the operator's desk or console.
- The ICS and IRS towers must be positioned next to each other.

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3.10 UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)

n Position the UPS.
If the UPS is a MGE 2200VA UPS (P/N:0735090), or Hendan UPS (Part number: 10049948
and 10049944), strictly follow the conditions below:
Do NOT lay the UPS on top of the ICS and IRS. Otherwise, it will damage the comput‐

n
ers because of heat accumulation.

n The UPS will be positioned between ICS and IRS (leave a space between them) in the
IMS cabinet. For early versions of the IMS cabinet with insufficient space (Spirit only),
place the UPS in a safe location outside the cabinet.
Fig. 107: Control room - example
(1) Control box

(2) Keyboard
(3) Mouse
(4) Monitor (17"or 19")
(5) UPS
(6) ICS
(7) IRS (behind the cover)

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Fig. 108: Control box (part no.: 03806515) Fig. 109: Control box (part no.:08598885) 08598885)

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3.11 Line Voltage Connection Cabinet (400V) /Mains Connec‐

tion Cabinet(China) (Spirit / Spirit power)
n Position the LCC/MCC at the final position in accordance with the on-site layout.
n The LCC/MCC must be bolted to the wall with 4 screws (size M8) or 8 self-tapping
screws .
- The local project manager provides the materials for installation.
n Mark the position of the drill hole through the hole in the back panel
n Drill the holes for the anchor and clean them with a vacuum cleaner.
n Move the LCC/MCC back to the installation location and align the hole in the back with
the hole in the wall.
n Insert and tighten the screws and confirm that they are seated satisfactorily.

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Special Mounting 4 81
4.1.1 Safety

The special component mounting described in this chapter is mandatory only for instal‐
 lations in countries with specific requirements (e.g. countries prone to earthquakes).

The patient table has to be bolted to the floor.
n The procedures described in this chapter are required for installations with country-
specific procedures only. Skip this chapter if it is not applicable.
n The required installation materials (screws, anchors, washers, etc.) have to be pur‐
chased locally.

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82 4 Special Mounting
4.2 Gantry
4.2.1 Bolting the Gantry to the Floor

The gantry has to be bolted to the floor using 4 screws (max. size M12) through the feet
in the left and right gantry stand.
Fig. 110: Bolting position in left gantry stand
n Mark the locations of the drill holes through the feet in the gantry stands
( Fig. 110 Page 82)
n Lift the gantry off the floor with the transport device and move it away to access the
drill locations.
n Drill the four holes for the anchors according to your seismic requirements and re‐
move the dust with the vacuum cleaner.
 Drilling depth: Ensure that the anchors are firmly seated in the concrete and not
just in the sub-flooring.
n Insert the anchors into the four holes in the floor.
n Move the gantry back to the installation location and align the holes in the feet with
the holes in the floor.
n Lower the gantry to the floor, ensuring that the holes in the feet and the floor are still
aligned.
n To level the gantry, continue with ( Leveling the Gantry / Page 46)
n Insert the screws through the feet into the anchors.
n Tighten all 4 screws with a torque wrench (according to your bolting material used )
to secure the gantry to the floor.
n Continue with ( Removing the Transport Locks and Hand Brake / Page 43).

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4.3.1 Bolting the LCB to the Floor

n The LCB must be bolted to the floor with 3 screws (size M8 / see
( Fig. 111 Page 83)) through the holes in the bottom of the LCB.
Fig. 111: LCB: holes for floor mounting
(1) Holes for floor mounting (seen from below)
n Mark the locations of the drill holes through the holes in the bottom of the LCB.
n Move the LCB away to access the drill locations.
n Drill the three holes for the anchors (M8 DIN 912) and remove the dust with a vacuum
cleaner.
 Drilling depth: Ensure that the anchors are firmly seated in the concrete and not
just in the sub-flooring.
n Insert the anchors (M8) into the three holes in the floor.
n Move the LCB back to the installation location and align the holes in the bottom of the
LCB with the holes in the floor.
n Insert the M8 screws through the holes into the anchors.
n Tighten the screws carefully to avoid damaging the LCB pedestals / housing.

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84 4 Special Mounting
4.4 Mobile CT (Optional)
4.4.1 General Information
 The trailer manufacturer is responsible for installing / bolting the metal ground plate in /
to the trailer.
n The metal ground plate (refer to the Planning Guide for dimensions) has to be bolted
to the floor of the trailer.
n The metal plate requires threaded holes (refer to the Planning Guide for dimensions).
n The required installation material (screws, anchors, washers, ect.) for the gantry is in‐
cluded in the delivery volume.
4.4.2 Bolting the Mobile CT Gantry to the Trailer Floor

n The gantry has to be bolted to the metal plate with 4 screws (size M12) via the pedes‐
tals in the left and right gantry stand. The locations of the 4 holes are shown on the
metal ground plate and cannot be changed.
Fig. 112: Position of additional bracket
n Move the gantry to the installation location and align the holes in the pedestals with
the holes in the metal plate.
n Lower the gantry to the floor, ensuring that the holes in the pedestals and the metal
plate are still aligned.
n Insert the M12 screws through the pedestals into the threaded holes.
n Tighten all 4 screws with a torque wrench to secure the gantry to the floor.
 The maximum torque depends on the type of screw being used.
n Continue with ( Removing the Transport Device and the 4 yellow Adapt‐
ers / Page 36). Do not align the gantry. Fully extend the pedestals (gantry stands have
to be level).
n To stabilize the gantry in the trailer, 4 additional brackets are needed for the left and
right gantry stand (refer to ( Fig. 112 Page 84)for an example of the right gantry
stand).

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n For each bracket, 2 screws have to be attached to the gantry and 2 screws to the met‐
al plate.
n Tighten all 4 screws with a torque wrench to secure the gantry.
 The maximum torque depends on the type of screw being used.
n Continue with ( Removing the Transport Locks and Hand Brake / Page 43) and follow
the procedures described.
4.4.3 Bolting the PHS to the Trailer Floor

n 4 M12 screws delivered with the system are used to secure the PHS to the floor.
n To meet the requirement of the differing widths between the PHS (08596566) and
PHS1A (10355389), the two flexible brackets on the table stabilizer are adjustable.
- Remove the M12 screws.
- Insert the guide pin into the correct position according to the patient table deliv‐
ered with the system.
- Tighten all 4 M12 screws with a torque wrench to secure the brackets.
 A torque of 60 Nm is used.
Fig. 113: Table stabilizer Fig. 114: Flexible bracket
1
4
3 1 2
(1) Two flexible brackets
(1) Guide pin

(2) Positioning hole for PHS 1A (10355389)
(3) Positioning hole for PHS (08596566)
(4) Two M12 screws to secure the bracket

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86 5 Electrical Connections and System Wiring
5.1.1 Safety

5.1.2 Routing Fiber Optic Cables

- Ensure that the cables are not damaged during routing.
- Acceptable minimum bending radius is approx. 80 mm.
5.1.3 Routing Signal and Data Cables
Correct routing of the cables is a prerequisite for reliable system operation.
 Interference on cables may have unusual side effects and cause problems. Follow in‐
structions carefully.
n Avoid routing system cables next to other equipment cables. The minimum distance
to other equipment cables should be 1 m (3 feet) or more.
n Where possible, have separate cable ducts (shielded) for power and signal cables or
route them at a distance of 5 cm minimum from each other.
n Do not coil up remaining cable length. Route the remaining cable length in a winding
or snaking pattern.
5.1.4 Cables to be prepared on-site (not in delivery volume)
Cable/function Gauge Delivered Comment

type length
Power cable Recommendation: In accordance with country-specific regula‐
System 5 x 25 mm2 tions and the power consumption of the over‐
all system.
Gantry: 5 x 16 mm2
Radiation re‐ 2 x 0.5 mm2 for 230 - On-site cable for connecting
lease lamp V / 2 A 2 x 1.5 mm2 the floating relay switch or
for 24 V / 10 A the 24 V output voltage.
Emergency shut- In accordance with country-specific regulations. Please refer to details
down in the “Planning Guide”

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Electrical Connections and System Wiring 5 87
Cable/function Gauge Delivered Comment

type length
Door switch 2 x 1.5 mm2 - On-site cable for door switch
Data cable - - On-site cable, e.g., for cam‐
era.
5.1.5 Cabling Information

Power connection takes place via PDS (Spirit / Spirit Power) or LCB (Emotion 6/16
(2007)).
n All cables have to be routed into the gantry via the cable inlet in the right gantry
stand. A cable inlet is provided in back of the right gantry stand. There is no cable inlet
above the floor in the left gantry stand (only underneath).
 Do not route the power cables into the left gantry stand and through the cable duct.
n Cables W52 have been pre-installed and connected inside the gantry. The remaining
cable length is placed on top of the right gantry stand.

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5.2 Wiring Diagram
5.2.1 List of System Cables

The tables below provide an overview of the different system cables and their corre‐
sponding data for Spirit / Spirit Power and Emotion 6/16 (2007). Cables not mentioned in
this table belong to optional system components.
For detailed wiring instructions, refer to ( System Wiring and Cable Connections for SO‐
MATOM Spirit / Spirit Power: / Page 95).
5.2.2 Cables for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power
No. Cable type/ func‐ Item number/gauge Delivered Comment

tion length
W1 Power cable - 2m included in delivery volume
W4 PE cable 10166212 Only for system S/N: 79201~79700;
63501~63800
W5 PE cable 10166213 Only for system S/N: 79201~79700;
63501~63800
W10 PE cable - - 10 mm PE
W50 Data cable 860 00 04 25 m incl. in delivery volume
W51 Data cable 86 00 012 25 m incl. in delivery volume
W52 Fiber-optic cable 86 00 020 30 m incl. in delivery volume, pre-instal‐
led 3)
W53 Data cable - 1m included in delivery volume
W54 Data cable 86 00 962 1.5 m included in delivery volume
W55 Control cable - 3m incl. in delivery volume, for control
box
W56 Keyboard cable - 2m/4m either 2 m (delivered with the key‐
board) or 4 m (part of the system)
W57 Mouse cable - 2m/+3m 1.8 m (delivered with the mouse), 3
m for extension (part of the system)
W58 Video cable - 3m included in delivery volume, for
monitor
W59 24V power cable 860 00 38 - incl. in delivery volume, pre-instal‐
led 4)

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No. Cable type/ func‐ Item number/gauge Delivered Comment

tion length
led 4)
W61 Ground cable 860 00 53 - incl. in delivery volume, pre-instal‐
led 4)
led 4)
led 4)
5.2.3 Cables for Emotion 6/16 (2007)
No. Point A Point B Functions/specifications

W1 UPS ICS Supply ICS standard power cord
W2 UPS IRS Supply IRS standard power cord
W3 UPS Monitor Supply monitor, power cord 3 m
W4 UPS PE ICS PE PE cable
W5 UPS PE IRS PE PE cable
W10 LCB UPS PE 10mm2
W11 LCB X 3 UPS (MGE) inlet Power Supply IMS
connector, female 230V~, 3 x 1.5mm2
W11_1 LCB X 3 UPS (HenDan) inlet Power supply IMS

connector, female 230V~, 3 X 1.5mm2
W20 UPS UPS housing UPS PE-bridge 6mm2, length

0.3m
W50 Gantry, MAS IRS D31. X 2 CAN, Stop circuit, audio
D301. X 100 24/200mA
W51 Gantry MAS IRS D32 X 1 CAN 24V/200mA
D301,X101 With shield, twisted pairs
W52 Gantry SAS, X2 IRS DMS Data fiber optics
D24, X1
W53 UPS ICS, COM port (not Serial interface
for ICS Tower 11B)
W54 ICS IRS Supply IMS Ethernet

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No. Point A Point B Functions/specifications

W55 ICS CIB Board X1 Control box Control keys, potentiometers,
control, audio
W56 ICS Keyboard Keyboard cable
W57 ICS Mouse Supply IMS
PS/2
W58 ICS Monitor DVI
Delivery part
Included in monitor
W59 Gantry, MAS PHS, Vert_Pos.X3 Vertical position, 24VDC/200mA
D301. X 32
W60 Gantry PSS PHS, Vert_Mot.X1 Vertical motor power 230V AC/2A
D352, X8
W61 Gantry ground PE_PHS. X5 Gantry-PHS ground cable
bar X399 2.5mm2gnge
W62 Gantry, MAS PHS, Hor_Pow.X4 Horizontal motor power 24V
D301. X33 DC/3A
W63 Gantry, MAS PHS, Vert_brake.X2 Vertical brake 24V DC/2A
D301.X35
W80 UPS ICS, COM port (on‐ Serial interface
ly for ICS Tower
11B)

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5.2.4 Wiring Diagram: Standard Components for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit

Power
Fig. 115: Wiring diagram for SOMATOM Spirit
Footnotes for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power:

No. Cable type/ Item number/gauge Delivered Comment
function length
1) 2-wire cable 2 x 0.5 mm2 for - On-site cable for connecting the
230V / 2A 2 x 1.5 floating relay switch contact in the
mm2 for 24V / 10 A right gantry stand.
2) 2-wire cable 2 x 0.5 mm2 - On-site cable for door switch; con‐
nection in the right gantry stand.

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Footnotes for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power:

3) Cables W50, W51 are in the delivery volume.W52 is pre-installed in the gantry ( internal
cable routing length is 7.20 m).
4) Cables W59 to W63 between the gantry and the patient table are pre-installed in the gan‐
try.
5) UPS power ca‐ - 230V =n.a. 120V is delivered with the UPS vol‐
ble 120V = 2m ume.
Other country spec's are prepared
by the local project manager.
6) For UPS 230 V power supplies, an additional permanent PE connection of 2.5 mm 2 has to
be established as well between the PE connection of the UPS (M5 screw) and an on-site PE
connection clamp.(or MCC PE connection for users in China.)The PE cable is not included
in the system delivery volume.It is included in the MCC (P/N: 10049758) delivery vol‐
ume.
7) On-site power - - In accordance with country-specific
lead regulations and the power con‐
sumption of the entire system
8) On-site data ca‐ - - On-site cable, e.g., for camera.
ble
9) With IMS container (optional) 1300 mm; without IMS container 500 mm.

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5.2.5 Wiring Diagram: Standard Components for Emotion 6/16 (2007)

Fig. 116: Cabeling Emotion 6/16 (2007)

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5.2.6 Cabling Information for SOMATOM Spirit / Spirit Power:

Fig. 117: Cable inlet
n All cables must be routed into the gantry through the cable inlet in the right gantry
stand. A cable inlet is provided in back or below ( Fig. 117 Page 94) the right gantry
stand.

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5.3 System Wiring and Cable Connections for SOMATOM Spi‐

rit / Spirit Power:
n The following pages show all cable connections to be performed at the system during
Spirit installation.
n The table shows where each cable has to be connected, the cable ID, and where the
cable comes from.
5.3.1 Gantry (right stand from front side)
Ensure that the power supply cord meets local requirements.
 For the Chinese market, the PE has to be longer than other phase wires, by at least
1mm.( Fig. 118 Page 95)
Fig. 118: PE
(1) PE
( Fig. 119 Page 96)
Cable connects to: Cable ID: Cable comes from:

X3: L1 / L2 / L3 / N / PE --- (local supply) On-site line power distribu‐
tion

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Fig. 119: Connections at PDS
5.3.2 Gantry (right stand from the back):
 Connect the door switch and radiation warning lamp as shown in ( Fig. 120 Page 97).
Cable connects to: Cable ID Cable comes from:

X14 Pins 1-2 *1) --- (local supply) Radiation warning indicator
(on-site)
X14 Pins 1-3 *1) --- (local supply) Radiation ready indicator
(on-site)
X13 pins 2-3 *2) --- (local supply) Door switch (on-site)
D301.X100 W50 ICS
D301.X101 W51 IRS
O/E converter *3) W52 (fiber optic cable) IRS
Gantry PE W10(only for P18 system) UPS PE terminal
*1) A potential-free contact is supplied at X14

*2) A jumper must be installed if the door switch is not connected.
*3) Cables W52 are preinstalled inside the gantry and coiled up in the right gantry stand.
Route the cables from the right gantry stand to the IRS accordingly.

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Fig. 120: D301: door switch and radiation warning lamp connection
(1) X13 (door switch)

(2) X14 (radiation warning lamp)
(3) Shield
(4) Room door
(6) Common
(7) X-ray lamp
(8) Ready lamp
*4) Cables W50, W51 must go through the wire clips in the figure shown below before
they are connected to the D301 board. (Only for P18 systems)
The gantry PE terminal for cable W10 is also shown in the figure below.

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Fig. 121: Wire clips for W50, W51 and W10 PE terminal
Fig. 122: D301: X100 and X101 connection
( 1) X100 (W50)
( 2) X101 (W51)
( 3) X14 (radiation warning lamp)
( 4) X13 (door switch)

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5.3.3 Patient Table

X1 W60 Gantry (preinstalled)
X5 / PE W61 Gantry (preinstalled)
Note: The cables shields (X1 / 2 / 4) have to be secured to the clip ( Fig. 123 Page 99)
( Fig. 124 Page 99)
Fig. 123: PHS cable connections Fig. 124:
(1) X5 PE
(1) Clip for shield
Note: The cables have to be routed between the PHS base and the spring mount.
( Fig. 125 Page 100)

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Fig. 125: PHS cable relocation
(1) Cable relocation inside the PHS
5.3.4 IMS cabling

To connect the cables correctly, refer to the cabling template on the computer housing.
5.3.6 ICS slot occupancy

The PE connector at the Celsius R 610 computer housing is not required.
 The SCSI (LVD/SE) terminator has to be installed (at slot 7) when working without the
Pioneer MOD. Keep the SCSI terminator in the computer housing.
 Required connections can change quickly. The current cabling schematic is attach‐
ed to the side cover of the ICS computer .

ICS power connector W1 UPS: Power output
D31.X2 W50 Gantry right: D301.X100
D31.X11(not for ICS Tower W53 UPS
11B)
ICS COM port (only for ICS W80 UPS
Tower 11B)
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ICS.DATA W54 IRS.DATA

On-board Ethernet On-board Ethernet
D31.X1 W55 Control box

Keyboard port W56 Keyboard
Mouse port W57 Mouse
Monitor port DVI to D-SUB W58 Monitor
ICS PE W4 (only for system S/N: UPS PE
79201~79700;
63501~63800)
IRS PE W5 (only for system S/N: UPS PE
79201~79700;
63501~63800)
For 17" monitor (Part No.:07733392)
 The ICS graphics board has a DVI-OUT only. An adapter from DVI TO 15PIN D-SUB is nee‐
ded for DVI-Port 1 and it is delivered with the system.
Do not use the delivered DVI - cable!
For 19" monitor (part no.10520199)
 The DVI to D-SUB adapter is not needed. The monitor DVI cable is connected to ICS di‐
rectly.
5.3.7 IRS tower

The IRS computer is labeled with "IRS Tower "
5.3.7.1 Monitor adapter connection
 To prevent losing the monitor adapter for the IRS, please connect the monitor adapter to
the IRS during installation.
It is required for all IRS towers.
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Fig. 126: Monitor adapter
(1) DVI outputs of adapter

(2) DVI to VGA adapter (used if required)
5.3.7.2 For IRS Tower: Celsius R610 (ser. no.: 7733418)
 The PE connector at the Celsius R 610 computer housing is not required.
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Fig. 127: IRS tower (schematics)
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(3) W52 (Fiber optic)
(4) W51

Power connector W2 UPS: Power output
D32, X1 W51 Gantry right: D301, X101
D23, X1 (fiber optic) W52 Gantry SAS, X2
IRS.DATA W54 IRS.DATA
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5.3.7.3 For IRS Tower: Tower 7B (ser. no.: 7734556)
Fig. 128: IRS Tower 7B (schematics)
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(3) W52 (fiber-optic cable)
(4) W51

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5.3.7.4 For IRS Tower: Tower 8B
Fig. 129: IRS Tower 8B (schematics)
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(4) W51

5.3.7.5 For IRS: Tower 10B (P/N: 10498300)

For Spirit/ Spirit Power only
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Fig. 130: IRS Tower 10B
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(4) W51

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5.3.8 UPS
Fig. 131: UPS 750VA: 230V version (P/N:03806739)
(1) W53 (ICS)

(2) W3 (monitor)
(3) W2 (IRS)
(4) W1 (ICS)
(5) UPS battery connector
(6) PE terminal
(7) Line power
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Fig. 132: UPS 1500VA:230V version (part no.: 07733376)
(1) Serial connection to ICS (W53)

(2) Connection points for safety cover (plastic comb)
(3) PE connector
(4) Power output
(5) Power input 230 V
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Fig. 133: HenDan UPS 1500 VA: 230V version (P/N:10049948)/ 120V version (P/N:10049944)
(1) Connection to ICS (W53)

(2) Power input
(3) Power output
(4) Connection points for safety cover
(5) PE terminal
(6) REPO port
Select a switch cable in the length that corresponds to the distance between the UPS and
 the operator, and connect it to the REPO terminal on the UPS. If the switch is open, the
UPS will shut down and it will not be possible to turn it back on. For detailed informa‐
tion, please read the UPS instructions included in the UPS package.
The UPS REPO should be connected to a switch that is normally closed and voltage-free.
 Refer to the UPS REPO requirements and methods in the document Guide Plan
(C2-068.891.01.XX.02).
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Fig. 134: UPS 750VA: 110V version (P/N:03806747)
(1) W53 (ICS)

(2) W3 (monitor)
(3) W2 (IRS)
(4) W1 (ICS)
(5) UPS battery connector
(6) PE terminal
(7) Line power
Fig. 135: UPS 1500VA:110V version (part no.: 07733368)

(3) PE connector
(4) Power output

Line power connector UPS power cord On-site power receptacle
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PE terminal PE 2.5 mm2 *1) On-site PE terminal

(local supply)
Power output W1 ICS: power input
Power output W2 IRS: power input
Power output W3 Monitor: power input
Control port W53 ICS: D31.X11
 For APC UPS 750 VA, the UPS battery connector should be connected.
For APC UPS 750VA: 230V version (P/N:03806739) and 110V version (P/N:03806747),
the P/N of the W53 cable is 09600954.
 For MGE UPS 1500 VA: 230V version (P/N:07733376) and 110V version (P/N:07733368),
the P/N of the W53 cable is 07733079.
For HenDan UPS 1500 VA: 230 V version (P/N: 10049948) and 110 V version (P/N:
10049944), the P/N of the W53 cable is 10049942.
The part number of cable W53 is different for APC UPS 750 VA, MGE UPS 1500 VA, Hen‐
 Dan UPS 1500 VA. If the UPS is replaced by another kind of UPS, the signal cable (W53)
must be delivered with the UPS!
The old/new power cable from LCB to ICS UPS is exclusively used for the MGE/HenDan
ICS UPS.
-The old power cable W11 (P/N:10166206) can only be connected to the MGE UPS.
 -The new power cable W11_1 (P/N: 10414585) can only be connected to the HenDan
UPS.
-If the Hendan UPS and MGE UPS (for ICS) are interchanged in the field, the respective
power cable (W11 or W11_1) has to be ordered and replaced as well.
5.3.9 Monitor

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VGA (17" monitor, part no.: 07733392) W58 ICS: Graphics card
DVI (for 19" monitor, part no.:
10520199)
PE cable (for 19” monitor, part no.: n.a. UPS: PE connector
10520199)
Only for 17" monitors (part no.:0733392)
 The access cover of the 17" monitors fits very firmly. For this reason, you may need some
force to remove it. Proceed with care, because the cover damages very easily.
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5.4 System Wiring and Cable Connections for SOMATOM

Emotion (2007)
n The following pages show all cable connections to be performed at the system during
Emotion (2007) installation.
n The table shows where each cable has to be connected, the cable ID, and where the
cable comes from.
5.4.1 Line Connection Box
 Do not allow any wire through T10.
Fig. 136: LCB overview
(1) T10
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Fig. 137: Cable connection in Line Connection Box
Clamp the LCB transformer in accordance with the incoming voltage listed on the label.

Also refer to (Adaption to Line Voltage / P. )
Check the output voltage (400V) at X2 prior to connecting the gantry power supply ca‐
ble at the LCB.
Ensure that the power supply cord meets local requirements.
 For the Chinese market, the PE has to be longer than other phase wires, by at least
1mm.( Fig. 138 Page 115)
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Fig. 138: PE
(1) PE
Connect the following cables in the LCB:

n Line power to X1 (L1, L2, L3, N, PE/ 5X25 mm)
n Gantry power supply to X2 (L1, L2, L3, PE / 5 X 16 mm or 5 x 25 mm )
n UPS connection to x3 (cable and “WAGO” connector included in delivery volume): con‐
nect separate PE wire to X7
n PE cable from IRS to LCB PE terminal
Some system parts are still supplied with dangerous voltage levels even when the sys‐
tem is switched off (e.g. slip ring, DPU, DMS, UPS) and parts supplied with UPS power
(IRS/ICS/IES), preparation and/or X-ray warning lamp.
 Risk of electric shock!
The switching-off instructions contained in service documents have to be closely fol‐
lowed.
When connecting the ganty power supply to LCB X2, the phase of L1,L2,L3 of LCB X2
must match L1,L2,L3 of PDS as follows:
 LCB L1→ PDS L1;

LCB L2 → PDS L2;
LCB L3 → PDS L3;
n To connect the Emergency Shutdown button, refer to the Planning Guide.

n To establish an external on/off switch, remove the jumper between X6.1 and X6.2
(deactivates S1). Route the wire between X6.1 and X6.3
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n The connection between the LCB and gantry is established using the 5 pin W323 cable
(included in the delivery volume). Connection points: X100 in the gantry and X8 (“WA‐
GO connector”) in the LCB.
n Connect the NO contact of the “Door Switch” at X8.4 and X8.5.
n Service outlet X10 remains under voltage (230V) when the system contactor is off.
n External “Radiation Release” and “Ready” lamps: The lamps are provided with volt‐
age from an external source (max. 230V, 2A).
- The “Radiation Release” lamp is connected at X9.1 / X9.2
- The “Ready” lamp is connected at X9.3/ X9.4.
 When using external voltage (on-site voltage supply), the cable has to be labeled ac‐
cordingly.
n External “Radiation Release” and “Ready” lamps (24V):

To connect them, remove jumpers X8.3-7 (Ready) and X8.2-8 (Radiation Release). Re‐
lays K3 and K4 (contact X9) are now inactive.
X8.2 X8.6 X8.3

24 V for “Radiation Re‐ 0V 24 V for “Ready”
lease”
 If LCB without transformer (400V Version): Connector X12 (transformer temperature

switch) has to be jumpered for this version of the LCB.
n Check the setting for residual current switch :
5.4.2 Gantry (right stand from front side)

X3: L1 / L2 / L3 / N / PE --- (LCB supply) LCB power distribution
PDS. X 100 W323 LCB. X 8
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Fig. 139: Connections at the PDS
5.4.3 Gantry (right stand from the back):
 Connect the door switch and radiation warning lamp as shown in ( Fig. 120 Page 97).

X14 Pins 1-2 *1) --- (local supply) Radiation warning indicator
(on-site)
X14 Pins 1-3 *1) --- (local supply) Radiation ready indicator
(on-site)
X13 pins 2-3 *2) --- (local supply) Door switch (on-site)
D301.X100 W50 ICS
D301.X101 W51 IRS
O/E converter *3) W52 (fiber optic cable) IRS
*1) A potential-free contact is supplied at X14

*2) A jumper must be installed if the door switch is not connected.
*3) Cables W52 are preinstalled inside the gantry and coiled up in the right gantry stand.
Route the cables from the right gantry stand to the IRS accordingly.
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Fig. 140: D301: door switch and radiation warning lamp connection
*4) Cables W50, W51 must go through the wire clips in the figure shown below before
they are connected to the D301 board. (Only for P18 systems)
Fig. 141: Screw clips for W50, W51
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5.4.4 Patient Table

X5 / PE W61 Gantry (preinstalled)
Note: The cables shields (X1 / 2 / 4) have to be secured to the clip ( Fig. 142 Page 119)
( Fig. 143 Page 119)
Fig. 142: PHS cable connections Fig. 143:
(1) X5 PE
(1) Clip for shield
Note: The cables have to be routed between the PHS base and the spring mount.
( Fig. 144 Page 120)
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Fig. 144: PHS cable relocation
(1) Cable relocation inside the PHS
5.4.5 IMS cabling

To connect the cables correctly, refer to the cabling template on the computer housing.
5.4.7 ICS slot occupancy

Cabling for ICS
 Required connections can change quickly. The current cabling schematic is attach‐
ed to the side cover of the ICS computer

ICS power connector W1 UPS: Power output
D31.X2 W50 Gantry right: D301.X100
D31.X11 W53 UPS
ICS.DATA W54 IRS.DATA
D31.X1 W55 Control box
Keyboard port W56 Keyboard
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Mouse port W57 Mouse

Monitor port DVI W58 Monitor
For 19" monitor (part no. 10520199)
 The DVI to D-SUB adapter is not needed. The monitor DVI cable is connected to ICS di‐
rectly.
5.4.8 IRS tower

The IRS computer is labeled with "IRS Tower "
IRS Tower 8F: (SNR: 08879806) (Only for Emotion 6(2007))
Fig. 145: IRS Tower 8F (schematics)
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(3) W51

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IRS tower 10F: (P/N: 10198301) (Only for Emotion 6(2007))

Fig. 146: IRS Tower 10F
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(3) W51

IRS tower 8G: (SNR: 08879814) (Only for Emotion 16(2007))
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Fig. 147: IRS Tower 8G (schematics)
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(3) W51

IRS tower 10G (P/N: 10498302) --Only for Emotion 16 (2007)
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Fig. 148: IRS Tower 8G
(1) W2 (UPS)
(2) W54 (Ethernet)
(3) W51

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5.4.9 UPS
Fig. 149: MGE Pulsar M2200va (part no.: 077350990)

(2) Power output
(3) Mains

(local supply)
Power output W1 ICS: power input
Power output W2 IRS: power input
Control port W53 ICS: D31.X11
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Fig. 150: HenDan UPS 1500 VA: 230 V version (P/N: 10049948) / 120 version (P/N:10049944)
(1) Connection to ICS(W53) or IES (W80)

(2) Power input
(3) Power output
(5) PE connector
(6) REPO port
Select a switch cable in the length that corresponds to the distance between the UPS and
 the operator, and connect it to the REPO terminal on the UPS. If the switch is open, the
UPS will shut down and it will not be possible to turn it back on. For detailed informa‐
tion, please read the UPS instructions included in the UPS package.
The UPS REPO should be connected to a switch that is normally closed and voltage-free.
 Refer to the UPS REPO requirements and methods in the document Guide Plan
(C2-068.891.01.XX.02).
 For the new Emotion (2007), the HenDan UPS 1500VA: 120 version is only used for IES.
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(local supply)
Power output W5 IES: power input
Control port W80 IES: IES COM1 (Mother‐
board)
W53 ICS: D31X11
For MGE UPS 1500 VA: 230 V version (P/N:07733376) and 110 V version (P/
N:07733368), the signal cable connecting to IES is W80, and the P/N of W80 is
 07733061.
For HenDan UPS 1500 VA: 230 V version (P/N: 10049948) and 110 V version (P/N:
10049944), the signal cable connection to IES is W80 and the P/N of W80 is 10049943.
The part number of cable W80 is different for MGE UPS 1500 VA, HenDan UPS 1500 VA.
 If the MGE UPS is replaced by HenDan UPS, the signal cable (W80) must be delivered
with the UPS!
5.4.10 Monitor

DVI (19" monitor, part no.: 10520199) W58 ICS: Graphics card
PE cable (for 19” monitor,part no.: n.a. UPS: PE connection
10520199)
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5.5 Line Connection Cabinet (400V) / Mains Connection Cabi‐

net (China)
For detailed information on cable connections, refer to the Planning Guide: "Specific re‐
quirements for CT Project Planning"
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Installation of all Covers 6 129

n This chapter describes the installation of all covers in the examination and control
rooms.
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130 6 Installation of all Covers

this document.( Safety Information / CT02-025.815.02)
Maintain the recommended safety distance for components positioned against the wall
 as specified in the Planning Guide. In addition, service access is required for certain com‐
ponents.
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6.3 Gantry (Spirit)

Fig. 151: Gantry overview - installation covers

(2) Front rot cover
(3) Right front & back stand cover
6.3.1 Gantry Rotation - Front Cover
 The weight of the front funnel is approx. 24 kg.

To protect the collimator box against damage, move the collimator box to the 12 o’clock
position (refer to ( Fig. 157 Page 133)).
 While installing the gantry rotation cover, be careful with the window strip; the hooks of
the window strip may break and its surface can be scratched very easily.
(Spirit systems delivered up to serial no. 31030):

n Install the front cover. The distance between cover and gantry is approx. 15~20 cm.
Pull in the cable connectors (X5, X6) ( Fig. 152 Page 132).
n Secure the front cover with screws ( 1/Fig. 153 Page 132).
n Attach the plastic plugs at position of screws ( Fig. 156 Page 133).
n Install the window strip.
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(Spirit systems delivered beginning with serial no. 31031):

n Install the front cover. Lift the cover in the bottom guide and hook the top of the cov‐
er with the safety hooks ( Fig. 154 Page 132) and ( Fig. 155 Page 132).
n Pull in the cable connectors (X5, X6) ( Fig. 152 Page 132).
n Loosen the safety hooks, put them back onto the rotation frame, and secure the front
cover with screws ( Fig. 153 Page 132).
n Attach the plastic plugs at the front cover ( Fig. 156 Page 133).
Fig. 152: Pulling in the cable connectors Fig. 153: 4 screws for attaching the front cover
(1) X5, X6 (1) Position of screws
Fig. 154: Securing hooks Fig. 155: Bottom cover guides
(1) Securing hooks (1) Bottom cover guides
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Fig. 156: Plastic plug (green) Fig. 157: Collimator box at 12 o’clock position
(1) Collimator box
6.3.2 Gantry - left stand cover:

n Install the left stand cover. Look into the gap between the cover and the gantry and
find the guide pin. When the cover is in the right position, push the cover in the direc‐
tion of the gantry.
n Secure the left stand cover with screws ( Fig. 158 Page 133).
n Attach the plastic plugs at the position of the screws ( Fig. 159 Page 133).
Fig. 158: Installing the left stand cover Fig. 159: Plastic plug (white)

(2) Position of screws (front and back)
6.3.3 Gantry - front cover of right stand:

n Install the front cover of the right stand. Secure the front cover with three screws
( Fig. 160 Page 134).
n Secure the back cover with four screws ( Fig. 161 Page 134).
n Attach the plastic plugs to the screws.
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Fig. 160: Installing the right front cover (front) Fig. 161: Installing the right front cover (back)

6.3.4 Gantry - back cover of right stand:

n Install the back cover of the right stand. Secure the cover with four screws
( Fig. 162 Page 134).
n Attach the plastic plugs to the screws.
Fig. 162: Installing the back stand cover

(2) Back stand cover
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Fig. 163: Attaching the plastic plug in the back of the gantry
(1) Plastic plug
n Attach the white plastic plug in back of the gantry for the screw hole of the red trans‐
port lock ( Fig. 159 Page 133),( Fig. 163 Page 135).
--- Systems delivered beginning with serial no. 31350.
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(1) Plastic plug
6.3.5 Installing the Transport Covers

(Systems delivered up to serial no. 31578)
n Install the white transport cover at the gantry base (refer to ( Fig. 165 Page 136) and
( Fig. 166 Page 136)) with two cover screws to cover the mounting holes for the
gantry transport device (front and back).
Fig. 165: Installing the right front cover (before) Fig. 166: Installing the right front cover (after)
n If the cables are routed on the floor, a special transport cover is installed at the cable
outlet. Refer to ( Fig. 167 Page 137) and ( Fig. 168 Page 137); both types are deliv‐
ered with the system.
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Fig. 167: Installing the transport cover for routing cables along Fig. 168: Installing the transport cover for routing ca‐
the ground (before) bles along the ground (after)
 The mounting plates and screws are delivered in a separate bag located in the accesso‐
ries box.
(Systems delivered beginning with serial no. 31579):

n Install the magnetic transport cover at the gantry base (refer to ( Fig. 169 Page 137)
and ( Fig. 170 Page 137)) to cover the mounting holes for the gantry transport de‐
vice (front and back).
Fig. 169: Transport cover Fig. 170: Installing the transport cover
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n If the cables are routed on the floor, the special magnetic transport cover (two sepa‐
rate parts) is installed at the cable outlet. Refer to ( Fig. 171 Page 138)
( Fig. 172 Page 138); both types are delivered with the system.
Fig. 171: Installing transport cover for routing cables on the floor Fig. 172: Installing transport cover for routing cables
(before) on the floor (after)
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6.4 Gantry (Emotion 2007 / Spirit Power)
 The figures below are Emotion 2007, but similar to those for Spirit Power. For Spirit Pow‐
er, there is no ECG display or storage box at the front of the gantry.
Fig. 173: Gantry overview - installation covers

(2) Front rot cover
(3) Right front & back stand cover
6.4.1 Gantry Rotation - Front Funnel
 The weight of the front funnel is approx. 24 kg.
 To protect the collimator box against damage, move the collimator box to the 12 o’clock
position
 While installing the gantry funnels, be careful with the Plexiglas strip; the hooks of the
window strip may break and its surface can be scratched very easily.
n Install the front cone. Lift the cover in the bottom guide and hook the top of the fun‐
nel with the safety hooks ( Fig. 174 Page 140) and ( Fig. 175 Page 140).
n Pull in the cable connectors.
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n Loosen the safety hooks, put them back onto the rotation frame, and secure the front
funnel with four screws ( Fig. 177 Page 140).
n Attach two plastic plugs ( Fig. 176 Page 140) to the lower screw holes of the front
cover, and another two ( Fig. 179 Page 141) in the upper screw holes.
Fig. 174: Securing hooks Fig. 175: Funnel support
(1) Securing hooks (1) Funnel support
Fig. 176: Plastic plug (green) Fig. 177: Front funnel
6.4.2 Gantry - left stand cover:

n Install the left stand cover. Look into the gap between the cover and the gantry and
find the guide pin. When the cover is in the right position, push the cover in the direc‐
tion of the gantry.
n Secure the left stand cover with a M6 x 16 nylon screw ( Fig. 178 Page 141).
n Attach the plastic plug at the position of the screw ( Fig. 179 Page 141).
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Fig. 178: Installing the left stand cover Fig. 179: Plastic plug (white)

(2) Position of screw
6.4.3 Gantry - front cover of the right stand:

n Install the front cover of the right stand. Secure the front cover with six M6 x 16
screws ( Fig. 180 Page 141)( Fig. 181 Page 141).
n Attach the plastic plugs to the screws ( Fig. 179 Page 141).
Fig. 180: Installing the right cover (front) Fig. 181: Installing the right front cover (back)

6.4.4 Gantry - back cover of the right stand:

n Install the back cover of the right stand. Secure the cover with three M6 x 16 screws
( Fig. 182 Page 142).
n Attach the plastic plugs to the screws ( Fig. 179 Page 141).
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Fig. 182: Right stand cover

n Attach the white plastic plug in the back of the gantry for the screw hole of the red
transport lock ( Fig. 159 Page 133),( Fig. 183 Page 142).
(1) Plastic plug
6.4.5 Installing the Transport Covers

n Install the magnetic transport cover at the gantry base (refer to ( Fig. 184 Page 143)
and ( Fig. 185 Page 143)) to cover the mounting holes for the gantry transport de‐
vice (front and back).
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Fig. 184: Transport cover Fig. 185: Installing the transport cover
n If the cables are routed on the floor, the special magnetic transport cover (two sepa‐
rate parts) is installed at the cable outlet. Refer to ( Fig. 186 Page 143); both types
are delivered with the system.
Fig. 186: Installing the transport cover for routing cables on the floor
(1) Two separate parts
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 Two types of tables can be found in the following description.
6.5.1 PHS (08596566)
6.5.1.1 Cover overview

The installation procedure follows the numerical sequence 1-2-3-4-5-6.
( Fig. 187 Page 144),( Fig. 188 Page 144).
Fig. 187: Overall PHS covers (near gantry) Fig. 188: Overall PHS covers (away from gantry)
Covers list:
1. Back U cover
2. Back basin cover
3. Front U cover
4. Stand cover (the cover with the crank opening should be installed on the right )
5. Back bottom cover
6. Front bottom cover (with opening for cable duct)
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Fig. 189: Content of the package including the mounting material
(1) “ L “ metal brackets for left / right cover plates

(2) Allen screws M 5x12 for mounting the “ L “ metal brackets
(3) Anchors
(4) Loctite 221
(5) 4 short screws for mounting the PHS left / right stand cover plates
(6) Rubber plug for crank hole
(7) Small washers for Liebig anchors
(8) Large washers for Liebig anchors
(9) Screws for Liebig anchors
(10) 8 long screws for “ Front / Back U cover “
(11) Metal shims for leveling the PHS
(12) Liebig anchor bolts and protective strip for front cover
(13) Washers for Hilti anchors
(14) Snap rings for securing the metal segment & 4 nuts for back basin cover
6.5.1.2 The lowest segments (left and right side)

n Install the white metal segments on the left and right sides:
- Hook the segment into the bolt.
- Install the snap ring at the bolts to secure the cover segment (refer to
( Fig. 190 Page 146) and ( Fig. 191 Page 146)). (Spare snap rings are delivered
with the PHS)
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Fig. 190: Installing the PHS cover segments Fig. 191: Snap ring at the bolt
(1) The lowest cover segment (1) Bolt

(2) Snap ring
6.5.1.3 Installing the back U cover (1)

n Attach the cover.
n The cover and installation direction are etched on the cover.
n Tighten cover using 4 long screws (refer to ( Fig. 192 Page 146) and
( Fig. 193 Page 146)).
Fig. 192: Back U cover Fig. 193: Long screws
6.5.1.4 Installing the front U cover (3)

n Attach the cover.
n The cover and installation direction are etched on the cover.
n Tighten using 4 long screws (refer to ( Fig. 194 Page 147)and
( Fig. 193 Page 146)).
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Fig. 194: Front U cover
6.5.1.5 Installing the back basin cover (2)

n Attach the cover
n Tighten using 4 nuts (refer to ( Fig. 195 Page 147) and ( Fig. 196 Page 147)).
Fig. 195: Back basin cover Fig. 196: Nuts
6.5.1.6 Installing the stand covers - left and right (4)

n Install the "L" metal bracket ( Fig. 199 Page 148) with M5X12 screws and washers.
n Slightly tighten the cover using 4 short screws. Keep a gap for installing the front and
back sleeve (refer to ( Fig. 198 Page 148), ( Fig. 197 Page 148), and
( Fig. 200 Page 148)).
n Attach the plastic plug into the crank holder hole (refer to ( Fig. 201 Page 148) and
( Fig. 202 Page 148)).
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Fig. 197: Stand cover on the right side Fig. 198: Stand cover on the left side
Fig. 199: “L” metal bracket Fig. 200: Short screw
(1) “L” metal brackets
Fig. 201: Plastic plug for the crank holder hole Fig. 202: Attachment position
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 The cover with the cut-out for the mechanical lift must be installed on the right side.
6.5.1.7 Installing the front and back sleeve (5&6)

n Attach the front sleeve to the slot in the cover plate ( Fig. 203 Page 149).
n Attach the back sleeve to the slot in the cover plate ( Fig. 204 Page 149).
n Tighten using 4 short screws ( Fig. 200 Page 148).
Fig. 203: Front sleeve Fig. 204: Back sleeve - profile
 After manually moving the table in a vertical direction, you have to move the table into
the lower end position to re-establish the reference position.
6.5.2 PHS (10355389)
6.5.2.1 Cover overview
Fig. 205: Overview of PHS 1A covers (close to gantry) Fig. 206: Overview of PHS 1A covers (away from gan‐
try)
Covers list:
1. Front cover
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2. Back cover
3. Base cover
4. Bottom cover (the cover with the slot should be installed to the right)
5. Bottom arc sheet
6. Center cover
7. Back basin
6.5.2.2 Mounting material

There are 3 cartons delivered with PHS 1A (10355389).
Fig. 207: Material in carton (10396529) - 1 Fig. 208: Material in carton (10396530) - 2
1
1 2
2
4 3 3 4
3 4
(1) 4 M4x16 countersunk screws for crank (1) Back basin cover
(2) 4 M4 nuts for crank (2) Emergency crank
(3) 4 contact washers for back basin cover (3) Holes for 4 M6x25 screws
(4) 4 M6x25 screws for back basin cover (4) Holes for 4 M4x20 screws
Fig. 209: Material in carton (10396530) -1 Fig. 210: Material in carton (10395630) -2
3
1
1
3
2
(1) 6 rubber plugs (1) Bottom arc sheet

(2) 3 M4x12 screws (2) Sliding wheels
(3) 4 M4x20 screws (3) Holes for 3 M4x12 screws
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Fig. 211: Material in carton (10396530) 3 Fig. 212: Material in carton (10396530) 4
1
1
2 2
(1) Base cover (1) Bottom cover

(2) Holes for 4 M4x20 screws (2) Holes for 2 M5x12 screws
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Fig. 213: Material in carton (10396531) - 1
1 2 3 4
6 7 8 9
5
11 12 13 14
10
(1) 4 Hilti anchors

(2) 4 Liebig anchors
(3) 1 stopper and 1 rubber buffer
(4) 4 M8 nuts and contact washers, 4 M8x25 screws & 4 M8x35 screws
(5) Liebig anchor bolts
(6) 8 M4x20 screws
(7) Rubber plug for crank hole
(8) 2 M5x12 screws and contact washers
(9) Loctite 221
(10) Metal shims for leveling the PHS
(11) Washers (20)
(12) 4 washers (8.5x35x4)
(13) 4 washers (10.5x36x3)
(14) 2 M4x10 screws
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Fig. 214: Material in carton (10396531) - 2
2
1
2
(1) Center cover
(2) Holes for 4 M4x20 screws
6.5.2.3 The middle cover (1)
 Do not touch the microswitch S7 ( Fig. 215 Page 153) during the cover installation.
Fig. 215: Microswitch S7
(1) Microswitch S7
n Bend the middle cover so that it can be inserted into the correct position.
n Secure the middle cover to the front cover with two M4x20
screws( 6/Fig. 213 Page 152).
6.5.2.4 The back basin (2)

n Install the two clamps on the back basin with the screws and nuts
( 1/Fig. 207 Page 150) so that the emergency crank ( 2/Fig. 208 Page 150) can be
secured.
n Insert the back basin until one side is supported by the metal shell
( Fig. 216 Page 154).
n Bend the back basin by pushing the other side of the back basin until it can be inser‐
ted completely( Fig. 217 Page 154).
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n Secure the back basin with four M4x20 screws ( 6/Fig. 213 Page 152) and four M6 x
25 screws ( 4/Fig. 207 Page 150) together with lock washers.
n Attach 4 rubber plugs ( 1/Fig. 209 Page 150) for the M6x25 screw holes in the back
basin.
Fig. 216: Installing the back basin -1 Fig. 217: Installing the back basin - 2
1 1
(1) Back basin (1) Back basin
6.5.2.5 Bottom cover & bottom arc sheet (3)

n Insert the bottom cover from the back of the PHS; keep approx. 30 cm distance
( Fig. 218 Page 155) for the bottom arc sheet installation.
n Install the bottom arc sheet from the bottom up, the sliding wheels must go into the
channels so that the wheels can be moved up and down freely ( Fig. 219 Page 155).
n Move the bottom cover and bottom arc sheet close to the PHS base, secure the bot‐
tom arc sheet with three M4x12 screws( 2/Fig. 209 Page 150).
n Use two M5X12 screws together with washers ( 8/Fig. 213 Page 152) to secure the
bottom cover and attach 2 rubber plugs( 1/Fig. 209 Page 150).
n Attach the rubber plug ( 7/Fig. 213 Page 152) into the hole for the emergency crank.
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Fig. 218: Installing the bottom cover & bottom arc sheet - 1 Fig. 219: Installing the bottom cover & bottom arc
sheet - 2
(1) Bottom arc sheet

(2) Bottom cover
6.5.2.6 Base cover (4)

n Install the base cover with four M4x20 screws( 3/Fig. 209 Page 150).
Fig. 220: Base cover
(1) Base cover
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6.6 Container (optional)

n Assemble the entire front plate in the container according to the instructions deliv‐
ered with the container.
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6.7 UPS
MGE UPS
n Install the UPS cable cover in back of the UPS using the original screws.
n Arrange the cables in back of the UPS.
n Install the UPS stand-off in the back of UPS ( Fig. 221 Page 157)
( Fig. 222 Page 157)( Fig. 223 Page 157).
Fig. 221: UPS stand-off
Fig. 222: Installing the stand-off Fig. 223: Installing the stand-off
(1) Stand-off installation position

(1) Stand-off installation position
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n Install the UPS cover and screws( Fig. 224 Page 158)( Fig. 225 Page 158).
Fig. 224: UPS cover Fig. 225: Screw for the UPS cover
n Arrange the cables in back of the UPS. The monitor cable must be connected on the
side where the stand-offs are used( Fig. 226 Page 158) ( Fig. 227 Page 158).
Fig. 226: Installing cover in back of the UPS and arranging the Fig. 227: Installing cover in the back of the UPS and
cables arranging the cables
(1) Power cable for monitor

(2) Power cable for computer tower
HENDAN UPS
n Assemble the metal bracket
- Remove the 2 screws in the UPS rear panel ( Fig. 228 Page 159).
- Attach the metal bracket to the UPS with the 2 screws ( Fig. 229 Page 159).
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Fig. 228: HENDAN UPS and metal bracket Fig. 229: UPS with installed metal bracket
(1) Two screws

(2) Metal bracket
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n Install the UPS protective cover ( Fig. 230 Page 160), ( Fig. 231 Page 160).
Fig. 230: Protective cover Fig. 231: UPS with installed protective cover
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Final Steps 7 161
After all chapters of this document are completed, the mechanical installation of the SO‐
MATOM Spirit / Spirit Power or SOMATOM Emotion 6/16 (2007) is finished, including sys‐
tem wiring. Continue the installation with document CT02-025.815.02.xx "Startup of the
CT system".
Do not leave the system components open for an extended uncontrolled period of time.

If the system installation cannot be continued with start-up due to unfinished room
preparations (e.g. missing power), the installer should close all covers (gantry, patient
table, and computer cabinet) to prevent ESD damage by unskilled persons or contamina‐
tion.
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162 8 Changes to Previous Version
Chapter / Change Reason

page
Chapter 02 Pictures for new PHS transportation kit up‐ ECR673042
dated.
Chapter 03 Contents of new PHS transportation kit up‐ ECR673042
dated.
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List of Hazard IDs 9 163
There are no Hazard IDs in this document.
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2.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

3.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

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4.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

5 Electrical Connections and System Wiring 86

5.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

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5.3.9 Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111

6 Installation of all Covers 129

6.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

7 Final Steps 161

8 Changes to Previous Version 162

9 List of Hazard IDs 163

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1.2 Prerequisites for system installation

1.2.1 Site Preparation

1.2.2 Gantry Transport Device

 ing on country-specific regulations, it has to be ordered separately prior to system deliv‐

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1.4 Abbreviations and Acronyms

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1.5 Overview of System Components

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A router is required for RDIAG.

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1.6 Safety Information

1.6.1.1 Handling Heavy Equipment

1.6.1.2 ESD protection

1.6.1.3 Protection from Electrical Shocks or Hazards

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Do not touch electrical terminals when the system power is on.

1.6.1.4 Radiation protection

1.6.1.5 Automatic procedures

1.6.1.6 Working in the gantry

 Remove the cable prior to rotating the gantry.

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1.7 List of Required Installation Equipment

Name of equipment: Delivered Order number Explanation of use:

Metric set of fork wrench‐

Drill template Yes 88 62 752 Floor mounting holes for pa‐

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Name of equipment: Delivered Order number Explanation of use:

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1.8 Special Tools for CTDI measurements in accordance with

Name of equipment Delivered with unit Order number Explanation of use

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Name of equipment Delivered with unit Order number Explanation of use

Wire phantom Yes 8872215/ Quality test, tune-

Slice thickness phan‐ Yes 72 06 121 / Quality test, tune-

PHANTOMS Emotion ( 2007 )

Wire phantom Yes 8872215/ Quality test, tune-

Slice thickness phan‐ Yes 73 96 604 / Quality test, tune-

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1.10 Special Tools for the Monitor ( Germany and some EU

Name of equipment Delivered with the Order number Explanation of use

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2.1 General Information

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