1230066Q 3D SCANNER Hardware Reference Guide s

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3D SCANNER Hardware Reference Guide

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Model 1230
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3D SCANNER™ Hardware Reference Guide
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This guide is written for:
3D SCANNER controller firmware: version 0.0.11.53
3D Electrometer firmware: version 1.2.1.18
3D SCANNER accessory controller firmware, also known as WaterProof PROFILER firmware:
version 1.2.1
3D SCANNER FPGA firmware: version 1.0.7
3D SCANNER™, 1D SCANNER™, 3D Reservoir™, 3D MiniLift™, 3D Lift™, 3D TPR™, WaterProof
PROFILER™, AutoSetup™, SNC Dosimetry™, EDGE Detector™, SNC125c™, SNC350p™, and
SNC600c™ are trademarks of Sun Nuclear Corporation. All other trademarks or trade names are
the property of their respective owners.
The 3D SCANNER is protected by U.S. Patent No. 8,321,179.
Document P/N 1230066, Rev Q, 27 September 2021
Sun Nuclear Corporation

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Page ii
Preface
Intended Use
The 3D SCANNER system, Model 1230, is intended for radiotherapy dosimetry measurements
and export of those measurements for commissioning a treatment planning system (TPS)
computer. It is also intended for periodic beam quality assurance (QA) tests as defined by the
medical physicist responsible for the QA program.
CAUTION: Federal laws restrict this software to sale by or on the order of a qualified
radiation therapy professional, such as a medical dosimetrist, medical physicist, or
radiation oncologist, for use in radiation oncology QA.
Application
The 3D SCANNER, Model 1230, is a three dimensional dosimetry scanning system with
applications in:
Radiotherapy LINAC beam and Cobalt 60 Acceptance Data collection for the TPS
Commissioning of the beam models.
Monthly and annual QA protocol testing of radiotherapy delivery systems.
Delivery system bunker testing at the manufacturer’s facility.
Quality and Regulatory Systems
Sun Nuclear meets the requirements of FDA 21 CFR 820 and is certified to relevant country
regulations, including ISO 13485:2016. Sun Nuclear places the CE mark upon Class I medical
devices under its sole discretion. Sun Nuclear utilizes the involvement of a Notified Body when
placing the CE mark on medical devices requiring Notified Body involvement.
Health and Safety Instructions
Follow these health and safety instructions when using the 3D SCANNER system:
WARNING: Using the wrong power supply or power cord with the 3D SCANNER
system can damage the equipment and pose a potential safety hazard. Only use the
provided power supply (APX Model SM130P924SRR), PDI 3.0 power supply (GlobTek
Model GTM21089-1818-T3), and power cords.
WARNING: Use of accessories, transducers and cables other than those specified or
provided by Sun Nuclear for use with the 3D SCANNER system could result in
increased electromagnetic emissions or decreased electromagnetic immunity of this
equipment and result in improper operation.
Two person lift required for the 3D SCANNER Water Tank, Automatic Leveling
Platform, and 3D MiniLift. Use proper lifting and handling techniques to prevent injury
and equipment damage. The weight of each component is provided in Specifications
on page 65.
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CAUTION: Keep hands away from the Automatic Leveling Platform when lowering the
3D SCANNER Water Tank. A crush hazard exists between the Automatic Leveling
Platform and nearby objects, such as the treatment couch.
Use the 3D MiniLift push handle to move the 3D SCANNER system. Do not push or
lean on the Automatic Leveling Platform of the 3D SCANNER Water Tank.
• Ensure that high voltage is disabled on the FIELD and REF ports before connecting or
disconnecting a radiation detector.
• Use the power supply extension cable to keep the 3D SCANNER power supply at a
sufficient distance from the facility’s water supply to minimize the risk of water ingress
in the power supply and exposure to high voltage.
• Never pull on a cable to disconnect it. Always grasp the connector to protect insulation.
• When the 3D SCANNER system is positioned under the beam or in storage, engage the
3D MiniLift or 3D Lift caster locks to prevent unintended movement.
• Adjust the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift caster locks by foot, never by hand.
• Do not route cables under or through the treatment room door, as this could cause a trip
hazard. Route the cables through a conduit from the control room to the treatment room.
• Do not transport the 3D SCANNER system with water in the Water Tank.
• Before activating motion on the 3D SCANNER, ensure that nearby equipment will not be
impacted and that personnel are at a safe distance from the 3D SCANNER.
• Do not remove the electronics enclosure housing or a motor housing unless specifically
instructed to do so by Sun Nuclear personnel. Use caution when re-installing the cover
or housing to prevent pinching of fingers/hands.
• Before transporting or storing the 3D SCANNER system, fully retract the lift table.
• Do not fill the water tank beyond the maximum fill line.
• Do not spill liquids on any 3D SCANNER parts that are outside of the water tank, such as
the control unit, the power supply, the PDI 3.0, and cables.
• The 3D SCANNER is not intended to be used in an oxygen rich environment.
For instructions to report health or safety related concerns, see Reporting Health or Safety Related
Issues or Concerns on page 85.
Finding Additional Information
Refer to the following sources for additional information about the 3D SCANNER System.
• SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide
• SNC Dosimetry Software User Guide
• 3D Reservoir User Guide
• 3D MiniLift User Guide
• Technical Bulletin 02-13, Setting Up 3D TPR
• Technical Bulletin 06-13, Setting Up WaterProof PROFILER
• Technical Bulletin 09-13, Updating 3D SCANNER System Firmware
• Technical Bulletin 10-13, Updating 1D SCANNER System Firmware
• SNC Dosimetry Help Index
All of the above documents can be accessed in SNC Dosimetry software. Click the Help button
in the upper right corner of the main window, then select System Guides.
For software, firmware, and documentation updates, see the Sun Nuclear Support website
(sunnuclear.com/support). See Support Website on page 49 for access instructions.
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Contents
Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii 3.7 Connect Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Intended Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii 3.8 Move the 3D SCANNER into the Bore. . . . . 26
Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii 3.9 Fill the 3D SCANNER Water Tank . . . . . . . . 26
Quality and Regulatory Systems . . . . . . . . . . iii 3.10 Position the Reference Detector . . . . . . . . . 26
Health and Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . iii 3.11 Open SNC Dosimetry Software . . . . . . . . . . 26
Finding Additional Information . . . . . . . . . . . iv 3.12 Define the Halcyon Delivery System . . . . . . 26
3.13 Perform 3D SCANNER AutoSetup . . . . . . . . 27
Section 1. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
3.14 Set Up for Ray Trace Measurements . . . . . 28
1.1 Standard Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
3.15 Create Scans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
1.1.1 Multi Detector Holder Kit . . . . . . . . . . . .2
3.15.1 Scan Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
1.2 Options and Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
3.15.2 Define Scans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
1.2.1 Sun Nuclear Radiation Detectors. . . . . .3
3.16 Execute Scans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
1.2.2 Detector Adapters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
3.17 Disassembly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
1.2.3 Detector Holders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
1.2.4 Setup Caps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Section 4. Using 3D SCANNER
1.2.5 Shipping Cases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 with CyberKnife. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
1.2.6 3D MiniLift . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 4.1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
1.2.7 3D Reservoir. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 4.2 Prepare CyberKnife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
1.2.8 3D TPR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 4.3 Prepare 3D SCANNER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
1.2.9 WaterProof PROFILER . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 4.4 Prepare SNC Dosimetry Software for
1.2.10 Halcyon Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Scanning Stereotactic Fields . . . . . . . . . . . 35
1.3 Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 4.5 Perform 3D SCANNER AutoSetup . . . . . . . . 35
4.5.1 Set CyberKnife SSD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Section 2. Assembly and Setup . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4.6 Set CyberKnife Delivery Parallel to
2.1 3D SCANNER Hardware Setup . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Gravity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
2.1.1 Attach Automatic Leveling Platform
4.7 Verify 3D SCANNER / CyberKnife Setup . . . 37
to 3D MiniLift. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
4.7.1 Verify Alignment of Tank to
2.1.2 Attach Water Tank to Automatic
Delivery System (Sagittal/Transverse
Leveling Platform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Angles) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
2.1.3 Move 3D SCANNER System . . . . . . . . 12
4.7.2 Verify Alignment of Tank to
2.1.4 Position 3D SCANNER to Delivery
Delivery System (Coronal Angle) . . . 37
System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
4.8 Exporting to TPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
2.1.5 Connect Cables in Control Room . . . . 13
2.1.6 Connect Cables in Treatment Room . .14 Section 5. Post-Measurement. . . . . . . . . . . . 39
2.2 Home Water Tank and Automatic 5.1 Post-Measurement Process . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Leveling Platform Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 5.1.1 Retract 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift and
2.3 Fill Water Tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Move Water Tank to Drain
2.3.1 Water to Use with the 3D Position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
SCANNER System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 5.1.2 Drain 3D SCANNER Water Tank . . . . 39
2.4 Install Reference Detector (Optional) . . . . . .17 5.1.3 Dry 3D SCANNER and Prepare for
2.5 Install Field Detector Holder . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 Storage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
2.6 Install Field Detector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 5.1.4 Disconnect Power and Cables . . . . . . 43
2.6.1 Connect Field Detector Cable . . . . . . .19 5.1.5 Disassembly (Optional) . . . . . . . . . . . 43
2.7 Detector Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Section 6. Support and Maintenance . . . . . . 45
2.7.1 Cylindrical Ionization Chamber. . . . . . .20 6.1 Minimizing Radiation Damage. . . . . . . . . . . 45
2.8 Set the Vertical Limit (Maximum Height) . . .22 6.2 Maintaining Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
2.9 Set SSD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 6.2.1 Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
2.10 Software Steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 6.2.2 Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Section 3. Using 3D SCANNER with 6.2.3 Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
a Halcyon Delivery System . . . . . 23 6.2.4 Disposal and Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . 46
3.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 6.2.5 Storage or Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
3.2 Apply the Halcyon SSD Label . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 6.3 Shipping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
3.3 Place the Couch Positioning Plate. . . . . . . . .23 6.4 Handling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
3.4 Place the 3D SCANNER on the Couch 6.5 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Positioning Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 6.5.1 3D SCANNER Water Tank
3.5 Install the Halcyon Bracket . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
3.6 Set Up the Field and Reference 6.5.2 Electronics Enclosure Troubleshooting .
Detectors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 48
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6.5.3 Pendant Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . .49 Appendix A: Detectors and Detector
6.6 Contacting Sun Nuclear Support . . . . . . . . . . 49 Holders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
6.6.1 Support Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 Supported Detectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
6.7 Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 Installing Offset Detector Holder. . . . . . . . . 71
Installing Inverted Offset Detector Holder. . 72
Section 7. Hardware Reference. . . . . . . . . . . 51
Installing Farmer Type Detector Holder
7.1 Water Tank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
and Farmer Type Ionization Chamber . . . . 74
7.1.1 Scanning Mechanism . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
Uninstalling Farmer Type Ionization
7.1.2 Electronics Enclosure . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Chamber and Detector Holder. . . . . 77
7.1.3 3D Electrometer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Installing Parallel Plate Detector Holder
7.1.4 Pendant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
and Parallel Plate Ionization Chamber . . . . 78
7.1.5 Field Detector Holder Base . . . . . . . . .62
Uninstalling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
7.1.6 Reference Detector Holder . . . . . . . . .62
Installing the Universal Vertical Detector
7.1.7 Power Data Interface 3.0, PDI 3.0 . . . . 62
Holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
7.2 Automatic Leveling Platform . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
7.3 3D MiniLift™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63 Appendix B: Regulatory Supplement . . . . . . 83
Sun Nuclear Corporation Symbols. . . . . . . . 83
Section 8. Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Operator Responsibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
8.1 Environmental and Service Life
Reporting Health or Safety Related
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Issues or Concerns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
8.2 3D SCANNER Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
Modifications to Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
8.2.1 Water Tank - Physical Dimensions . . .66
Interaction with Other Electrical
8.3 3D Electrometer Specifications. . . . . . . . . . .67
Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
8.4 Automatic Leveling Platform Specifications .67
EMC Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
8.4.1 Automatic Leveling Platform -
Essential Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Physical Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
Environmental Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . 87
8.5 3D MiniLift Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
8.6 3D Reservoir Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Contents Page vi P/N 1230066, Rev Q

1 Introduction
1.1 Standard Parts
The following parts are included with the 3D SCANNER system (Figure 1):
12 3 1
11
10
8
9
2
5
7
6
13
No. P/N Qty. Description

1230600Z 3D SCANNER, BNC, Model 1230.
1 1231900Z 1 3D SCANNER, TNC, Model 1230.
1230895Z Electronics Enclosure, BNC.
2 1230820Z 1 Electronics Enclosure, TNC.
3 1230246Z 1 3D SCANNER pendant.
3D SCANNER power supply. Hospital grade, APX model SM130P924SRR,
4 741013Z 1 switching, 24 VDC, 5 A, 100-240 VAC.
5 801024Z 1 Line power cable, IEC Plug to USA style, hospital grade.
6 1230765Z 1 Power supply extension cable, 15 ft.
Power supply for PDI 3.0. GlobTek Model GTM21089-1818-T3, switching
7 0224502Z 1 18 VDC with ferrite, 1 A, 100-240 VAC.
8 801008Z 1 Line power cable, IEC Plug to USA style.
9 0224500Z 1 Power/data Interface, PDI 3.0.
10 801073Z 1 Power/data cable, 8-pin DIN M/M, 25 meter, blue.
11 801041Z 1 Cable, USB, A - B male, 2 meter.
12 1231308Z 1 ODI check.
13 1230700Z 1 Automatic Leveling Platform.
Multi Detector Holder Kit. Not shown. See Multi Detector Holder Kit on
--- 1230279Z 1 page 2.
Figure 1. 3D SCANNER System - Standard Parts
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No. P/N Qty. Description
--- 988005 1 Anti-static fluted carton for ancillary parts. Not shown.
--- 1230099 1 Dust Cover. Not shown
--- 1230011 1 3D SCANNER Hardware User Guide. Not shown.
--- 1230012 1 SNC Dosimetry Software User Guide. Not shown.
--- 1230262 1 3D SCANNER Quick Start Guide. Not shown.
Figure 1. 3D SCANNER System - Standard Parts (Continued)
WARNING: Using the wrong power supply or power cord with 3D SCANNER can
damage the equipment and pose a potential safety hazard. Only use the provided
power supply (APX Model SM130P924SRR), PDI 3.0 power supply (GlobTek Model
GTM21089-1818-T3), and power cords.
1.1.1 Multi Detector Holder Kit

The multi detector holder kit, PN 1230279Z, is included with each 3D SCANNER system. The kit
includes a storage case and the detector holders shown in Figure 2 and listed in the table. The
additional foam cutouts in the storage case can be used for accessory detector holders or setup
caps.
Note: Vertical detector holders (7 mm P/N 1230465Z and 10 mm 1230445Z) are not
included in the detector holder kit. However, they can be ordered separately. See
Detector Holders on page 4.
Note: Setup caps are not included in the detector holder kit. Contact Sun Nuclear
Sales to order setup caps specific to the detectors that you intend to use.
1 2 3 4
Cutout for Cutout for

Horizontal Offset 5
detector Detector
holder Holder
Clamp
Cutout
for H
Offset or
6 Inverted
Offset
Arm
OH
Cutout for 44 mm Parallel Plate
Vertical
Spare Cutout for 30 mm

Vertical Parallel Plate
7
Vertical Cap Cap Cap Cap
Cutouts
for
Vertical
Detector
8 Cutouts
for Setup
Holders Caps
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No. Part Number Qty Description
1 1230375Z 1 7 mm Horizontal Detector Holder
2 1230340Z 1 10 mm Horizontal Detector Holder
3 1230857Z 1 7 mm Clamp for Offset Detector Holder Arm
4 1230858Z 1 10 mm Clamp for Offset Detector Holder Arm
5 1230267Z 1 Farmer-type Detector Holder
6 1230859Z 1 Radial Offset Detector Holder Arm
7 1230276Z 1 Universal Vertical Detector Holder
8 1230282 1 Detector Holder Case
Figure 2. Multi Detector Holder Kit
1.2 Options and Accessories
1.2.1 Sun Nuclear Radiation Detectors

Table 1. Sun Nuclear Radiation Detectors
Part Number Description

EDGE Detector™ (BNC), Model 1118
1118000-0Z EDGE Detector™ (TNC), Model 1118
1118000-1Z
Waterproof diode detector for photon dosimetry.
SNC125c™ (BNC), Model 1041
1041000-0Z SNC125c™ (TNC), Model 1041
1041000-1Z
Thimble ionization chamber for photon and electron dosimetry.
SNC350p™ (BNC), Model 1045
1045000-0Z SNC350p™ (TNC), Model 1045
1045000-1Z
Parallel plate ionization chamber for electron reference dosimetry.
Reference Detector™ (BNC), Model 1046
1046000-0Z Reference Detector™ (TNC), Model 1046
1046000-1Z 39 cc ionization chamber used for output reference during photon beam scanning of
a radiotherapy linear accelerator.
SNC600c™ (BNC), Model 1047
1047300Z SNC600c™ (TNC), Model 1047
1047400Z
Farmer type ionization chamber for photon and electron dosimetry.
For information about Sun Nuclear radiation detectors, see the following guides:
• EDGE Detector User Guide, P/N 1118011
• SNC125c User Guide, P/N 1041011
• SNC350p User Guide, P/N 1045011
• Reference Detector User Guide, P/N 1046011
• SNC600c User Guide, P/N 1047011
For a list of radiation detectors supported for use with 3D SCANNER detector holders, see
Supported Detectors on page 69.
1.2.2 Detector Adapters

Table 2. Detector Adapters
Name Part Number Description

Used to connect a detector with a triaxial TNC type male
Adapter, triaxial TNC type to 850019Z connector to the triaxial BNC type female inputs on the
triaxial BNC type electrometer.
Used to connect a detector with a triaxial BNC type male
Adapter triaxial BNC type to 850020Z connector to the triaxial TNC type female inputs on the
triaxial TNC type electrometer.
Used to connect a detector with a coaxial BNC type female
Adapter, coaxial BNC type to 850051Z connector to the triaxial BNC type female inputs on the
triaxial BNC type electrometer.

1.2.3 Detector Holders
The following figure shows optional accessory detector holders available for the 3D SCANNER
system. For a list of radiation detectors supported for use with each detector holder, see
Supported Detectors on page 69. For detector holder instructions, see Appendix A.
1 2 3 4 5
7
8
No. Name Part Number Description

6.35 mm Horizontal
1 Detector Holder 1230339Z Supports a 6.35 mm diameter detector (shown)
EDGE Detector
2 Holder 1230360Z Supports a Sun Nuclear EDGE Detector (shown)
6.35 mm Vertical Supports a 6.35 mm diameter detector in vertical
3 1230344Z
Detector Holder. orientation
7 mm Vertical Supports a 7 mm diameter detector in vertical
4 1230465Z
10 mm Vertical Supports a 10 mm diameter detector in vertical
5 1230445Z
Supports a 7 mm or 10mm diameter detector for
inverted radial offset measurements.
Inverted Radial
6 Offset Detector 1230289Z 7 mm assembly requires PN 1230857Z (7 mm clamp),
Holder included in the Detector Holder Kit (standard).
10 mm assembly requires PN 1230858Z (10 mm
clamp), included in the Detector Holder Kit (standard).
Supports parallel plate ionization chambers in the near
30 mm Parallel Plate 1230272Z vicinity of 30 mm diameter. The 30 mm Parallel Plate
7 Detector Holder detector holder mounts in the Farmer type detector
holder, PN 1230267Z.
Figure 3. Accessory Detector Holders

Supports SNC350p and other parallel plate ionization
44 mm Parallel Plate 1230269Z chambers in the near vicinity of 44 mm diameter. The
8 Detector Holder 44 mm Parallel Plate detector holder mounts in the
Farmer type detector holder, PN 1230267Z.
Supports detectors that do not fit in the 6.35, 7, or 10
mm horizontal detector holders. Assembly includes
Universal Detector
9 Holder 1230247Z one detector holder, three thumbscrews of varying
lengths, two M3 .5 x 8 mm flat head screws, and a
2 mm Allen driver, PN 87001.
Figure 3. Accessory Detector Holders (Continued)
1.2.4 Setup Caps
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8

Used for setup and setup verification with a Sun
1 SNC125c Setup Cap 1041311Z Nuclear SNC125c detector.
1041306Z (included in
EDGE Detector Used for setup and setup verification with a Sun
2 Setup Cap EDGE detector holder Nuclear EDGE Detector.
kit 1230370Z)
Used for setup and setup verification with an IBA
3 cc13 Setup Cap 1041303Z CC13 detector.
Used for setup and setup verification with a PTW
4 31016 Setup Cap 1041307Z 31016 detector.
Used for setup and setup verification with an IBA
6 CC04 Setup Cap 1041309Z CC04 detector.
Used for setup and setup verification with a Standard
7 A16 Setup Cap 1041310Z Imaging A16 detector.
Figure 4. Setup Caps
1.2.5 Shipping Cases

For instructions to pack and unpack the 3D SCANNER and MiniLift using the shipping cases, see
the following Technical Bulletins.
• Technical Bulletin 15-12, 3D SCANNER Shipping Cases Packing/Unpacking Instructions,
P/N 1230043
• Technical Bulletin 16-12, 3D MiniLift Shipping Case Packing/Unpacking Instructions, P/N
1230044
See also Shipping on page 46.

1 2 3
No. Part Number Description

1 1230000-8 3D MiniLift Shipping Case.
2 1230000-7 Automatic Leveling Platform Shipping Case.
3 1230000-6 3D SCANNER Water Tank Shipping Case.
-- 1230407 Dolly, included with 3D SCANNER Water Tank shipping case. Not shown.
Ratchet strap, included with 3D SCANNER Water Tank shipping case. Not
-- 980041 shown.
Figure 5. Shipping Cases
1.2.6 3D MiniLift
The 3D MiniLift supports the Automatic Leveling Platform and 3D SCANNER Water Tank. It allows
the user to position the 3D SCANNER system relative to the delivery system and set the Water
Tank to the correct vertical position. The 3D MiniLift vertical position is controlled using the
pendant (see Pendant on page 57.)
The 3D MiniLift legs can be adjusted to three positions.
• Measurement — The 3D MiniLift straddles the Floor Ring on the treatment room floor
and provides maximum stability for the 3D SCANNER system.
• Transport — For moving the 3D SCANNER system within the facility.
• Storage — Creates a small footprint for long-term storage, loading into a vehicle, or
placing in optional shipping case (see Shipping Cases on page 5).
Measurement Position Transport Position Storage Position
Figure 6. 3D MiniLift Leg Positions
For more information about the 3D MiniLift and detailed instructions for use, see the 3D MiniLift
User Guide, PN 1230037.

1.2.7 3D Reservoir
The 3D Reservoir is used to fill or drain the 3D SCANNER Water Tank. For 3D Reservoir assembly
and operation instructions, see the 3D Reservoir User Guide, P/N 1230014.
No. Name Part Number

1 3D Reservoir 1230890Z
2 Water Transfer Tube 1230217Z, included with 3D Reservoir
-- Hose with male fittings 1230828Z, included with 3D Reservoir (not shown)
6-pin mini-DIN cable, 3m/10 ft.
-- (Communication Cable) 801045Z, included with 3D Reservoir (not shown)
Figure 7. 3D Reservoir
1.2.8 3D TPR
The 3D TPR sensor is used in conjunction with the 3D Reservoir and 3D SCANNER system to
collect TPR measurements for the Delivery System under test. For 3D TPR hardware setup
instructions, see Technical Bulletin 02-13, Setting Up 3D TPR, P/N 1230054.
Figure 8. 3D TPR Sensor, P/N 1230680Z

1.2.9 WaterProof PROFILER
The Model 1203 WaterProof PROFILER™ features a 504 mm linear array of 127 SunPoint® diode
detectors with 4 mm detector spacing. It is used with the Sun Nuclear 3D SCANNER system and
SNC Dosimetry software to acquire QA measurements.
Figure 9. WaterProof PROFILER, P/N 1203300Z
WaterProof PROFILER hardware setup instructions are provided in Technical Bulletin 06-13,
Setting Up WaterProof PROFILER, P/N 1203009. WaterProof PROFILER software setup and
measurement instructions are provided in the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide, P/N
1230067.
Before using the WaterProof PROFILER with the 3D SCANNER system, SNC Dosimetry software
must be upgraded to version 3.3 or higher and the following firmware must be upgraded: 3D
SCANNER Controller, 3D Electrometer, and 3D SCANNER Accessory Controller (WaterProof
PROFILER). For firmware upgrade instructions, see Technical Bulletin 09-13, Updating 3D
SCANNER System Firmware, P/N 1203010.
1.2.10 Halcyon Kit

The Halcyon Kit, P/N 1231450Z, contains the parts that are required to use a 3D SCANNER Water
Tank with a Halcyon delivery system. The kit contains a Couch Positioning Plate (P/N 1231410Z),
Halcyon Bracket (P/N 1231405Z), and a Halcyon SSD label (P/N 1231407Z). For instructions to use
the parts in the kit, see Using 3D SCANNER with a Halcyon Delivery System on page 23.
1.3 Construction
For physical dimensions and characteristics of the 3D SCANNER hardware components, see
Hardware Reference on page 51 and Specifications on page 65.

2 Assembly and Setup
Sun Nuclear personnel will perform the initial install of the 3D SCANNER at your facility and
provide training.
2.1 3D SCANNER Hardware Setup
WARNING: Incorrect hardware setup will result in incorrect measurements. Follow

the instructions in this section carefully.
1 With the 3D MiniLift legs in Measurement position for stability, lock the casters then attach
the Automatic Leveling Platform to the 3D MiniLift. See Attach Automatic Leveling Platform
to 3D MiniLift on page 9.
2 Attach the 3D SCANNER to the Automatic Leveling Platform. See Attach Water Tank to
Automatic Leveling Platform on page 11.
3 Align the 3D SCANNER to the Delivery System lasers. See Position 3D SCANNER to Delivery
System on page 12.
4 Connect 3D SCANNER cables. See Connect Cables in Control Room on page 13 and Connect
Cables in Treatment Room on page 14.
5 Fill the Water Tank to the maximum fill line and adjust SSD. See Fill Water Tank on page 14.
6 Install a reference detector, if required. See Install Reference Detector (Optional) on page 17.
7 Install the field detector holder and field detector. See Detector Setup on page 20, Install Field
Detector on page 18, and Detector Setup on page 20.
8 Set the maximum height. See Set the Vertical Limit (Maximum Height) on page 22.
For 3D TPR hardware setup instructions, see Technical Bulletin 02-13, Setting Up 3D TPR, P/N
1230054.
For WaterProof PROFILER hardware setup instructions, see Technical Bulletin 06-13, Setting Up
WaterProof PROFILER, P/N 1203009.
2.1.1 Attach Automatic Leveling Platform to 3D MiniLift
WARNING: Two person lift required for Automatic Leveling Platform. Use proper
lifting and handling techniques to prevent injury or equipment damage. For weight
specifications, see Specifications on page 65.
CAUTION: To avoid pinching fingers when changing the 3D MiniLift leg positions,
keep hands clear of the leg joints and frame.
1 Secure the 3D MiniLift legs in transport position.

2 Locate the four M10 x 1.5, 25 mm bolts, P/N 914962Z, and the 8 mm hex (Allen) wrench, P/N
860159Z, that are provided with the 3D MiniLift, and then place them nearby.
3 Orient the Automatic Leveling Platform over the 3D MiniLift adapter plate so that the power
cord and two white supports are on the same side as the gantry label and the black, circular
power connector on the 3D MiniLift. See Figure 10 for the correct orientation.
P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 9 Assembly and Setup

Automatic Leveling Platform
Keyed White
corner supports
Power
cord
Adapter
plate
Power
connector
Gantry
label
Figure 10. Orient Automatic Leveling Platform to 3D MiniLift
4 Gently place the Automatic Leveling Platform on the Adapter Plate. The Adapter Plate is keyed
for proper placement. Ensure the motor control cables and power cord are not pinched.
5 From the underside of the adapter plate, install four M10 x 1.5, 25 mm bolts to secure the
Automatic Leveling Platform (Figure 11). Turn bolts to finger tight and then an additional 1/8th
turn using 8 mm hex wrench.
Bolts, two on each side of

Adapter Plate
Figure 11. Securing Automatic Leveling Platform to 3D MiniLift
6 Connect the Automatic Leveling Platform power cord to the Lift Connection port on the 3D
MiniLift. The connector is keyed. Ensure the connector is completely seated then turn the
collar clockwise until finger tight.
Lift
Connection
Figure 12. Connect Automatic Leveling Platform Power Cord to 3D MiniLift
Assembly and Setup Page 10 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

2.1.2 Attach Water Tank to Automatic Leveling Platform
WARNING: Two person lift required for 3D SCANNER Water Tank. Use proper lifting
and handling techniques to prevent injury or equipment damage. See Specifications on
page 65 for weight.
1 Locate the keyed corner of the Automatic Leveling Platform. The keyed corner has two black
supports, and the other three corners have one white support each
2 Locate the extended Water Tank handle closest to the electronics enclosure. The extended
handle mates to the keyed corner of the Automatic Leveling Platform.
3 With two people holding the handles at the base of the Water Tank, orient the Water Tank
with the extended handle aligned over the keyed corner of the Automatic Leveling Platform.
4 Gently place the Water Tank on the Automatic Leveling Platform (Figure 13).
Extended
handle
Keyed Keyed corner

corner supports
Figure 13. Mating the 3D SCANNER to the Automatic Leveling Platform
5 Ensure the Water Tank is seated flush and the three white supports on the Automatic Leveling
Platform fit into the reliefs under the Water Tank handles. The white supports on the
Automatic Leveling Platform fit closely with the reliefs in the Water Tank handles, as shown
in Figure 14.
White
support
White
support
Figure 14. White Supports Fit Closely to Reliefs in Water Tank Handles
6 Connect the pendant cable to the PENDANT port on the electronics enclosure, as shown in
Figure 55 on page 53.
7 Connect the ALP1 and ALP 2 cables to the ALP1 and ALP2 ports on the electronics enclosure,
as shown in Figure 55 on page 53.

2.1.3 Move 3D SCANNER System
The 3D MiniLift legs must be in the Transport position before moving the 3D SCANNER system
any significant distance. The 3D SCANNER system may be moved short distances in the
treatment room in the Measurement position, and it may be moved short distances in and out of
a storage area in the Storage position.
CAUTION: Keep hands away from the Automatic Leveling Platform when lowering the
3D MiniLift. A crush hazard exists between the Automatic Leveling Platform and
nearby objects, such as the treatment couch.
1 Lower the 3D SCANNER Water Tank.

a. Press and release the Lift Table / Automatic Leveling Platform button on the Pendant to
select Lift Table/Automatic Leveling Platform mode.
b. Press and hold the Lift - button until the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift is fully retracted.
2 Disconnect power and cables.
3 Unlock 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift casters.
4 Adjust the 3D MiniLift legs to the Transport position.
Use the 3D MiniLift push handle to move the 3D SCANNER system. Do not push or
lean on the Automatic Leveling Platform of the 3D SCANNER Water Tank.
5 Move the 3D SCANNER system to its new location, and then lock the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift
casters to prevent unintended movement.
2.1.4 Position 3D SCANNER to Delivery System

1 Position 3D SCANNER with the Gantry labels on the Water Tank and 3D MiniLift toward the
gantry, as shown.
Figure 15. Positioning the 3D SCANNER to the Delivery System
2 Place 3D MiniLift legs in Measurement position, lock leg position using provided knob
screws, then lock casters.

2.1.5 Connect Cables in Control Room
Reference Figure 16 to perform these steps.
WARNING: Read Before Connecting 3D SCANNER to Mains Power

• To avoid risk of electric shock, only connect 3D SCANNER to a supply mains
with protective earth (ground).
• For a proper ground path, always apply power to the PDI 3.0 before applying
power to the 3D SCANNER power supply.
• 3D SCANNER must be used with provided Power Supply, PDI power supply,
and PDI 3.0. Use of other parts can damage equipment and pose a safety
hazard.
1 Connect the PDI power cord (ii) to mains power (i) and to the PDI power supply (iii).
2 Connect the PDI power supply (iii) to the PDI 3.01 (iv).
3 Connect the USB cable (v) to the PDI 3.0 (iv) and to the computer.
Note: The computer that is connected to the 3D SCANNER must comply with the IEC
60950-1, Safety of Information Technology Equipment safety standard
4 Connect the PDI power and data cable (vi) to the PDI 3.0.
5 Verify the LED beside the PDI 3.0 DC port is illuminated.
CONTROL ROOM TREATMENT ROOM
i v
iv
ii x
iii
vi
ix
vii
viii
Figure 16. 3D SCANNER Cable Connections
1. The previous version of the PDI, labeled PDI 2.0, is compatible with 3D SCANNER. However, the first
generation PDI, labeled P/DI, is not compatible and cannot be used with the 3D SCANNER system. For more
information about PDI device types, see Technical Bulletin 2-09, Power Data Interface (PDI) 3.0, P/N 0224011.

2.1.6 Connect Cables in Treatment Room
Reference Figure 16 on the previous page to perform these steps.
1 Connect the PDI power and data cable (vi) to the PDI port on the electronics enclosure.
2 Connect the power supply extension cable (vii) to the POWER port on the electronics
enclosure and the 3D SCANNER power supply (viii).
WARNING: Keep the power supply at a distance from the water source to minimize
the risk of water ingress in the power supply and exposure to high voltage.
3 Connect the power supply power cord (ix) to the 3D SCANNER power supply (viii) and to
mains power (x).
4 Turn the 3D SCANNER power supply (viii) switch to the ON position.
5 Verify LEDs A and B on the electronics enclosure are blinking.
2.1.6.1 Medical Electrical System

The 3D SCANNER meets the medical standard for UL 60601-1 and EN 60601-1. When the unit is
installed in conjunction with other equipment to operate as a medical electrical system, that
system must be evaluated at the end-user facility after installation to guarantee compliance with
the system leakage current requirements of standard IEC 60601-1-1 Medical electrical equipment
- Part 1-1: General requirements for safety - Collateral standard: Safety requirements for medical
electrical systems.
2.2 Home Water Tank and Automatic Leveling Platform Motors
Perform these steps from the Pendant. Reference the pendant button controls described in
Pendant on page 57.
1 Press the pendant Lift Table/Automatic Leveling Platform (B) button twice to activate
Advanced Functions Mode 2.
2 Press and release the Level 2 + button to move the Water Tank motors to the home position.
LED B blinks rapidly while homing.
3 When Water Tank homing is complete, press and release Lift + button to move the
Automatic Leveling Platform motors to the home position. LED B blinks rapidly while homing.
4 When Automatic Leveling Platform homing is complete, press the Lift Table/Automatic
Leveling Platform (B) button twice to deactivate Advanced Functions Mode 2.
5 Align the crosshairs on the Water Tank base to the linac crosshairs. It is more important to be
parallel to the marks on the Water Tank base than to be centered. AutoSetup aligns the ring
center to the delivery system.
6 Gently lock 3D MiniLift casters and verify that crosshair alignment is unchanged.
2.3 Fill Water Tank
CAUTION: After adding water to the water tank, do not move the 3D
SCANNER system.
2.3.1 Water to Use with the 3D SCANNER System

Sun Nuclear recommends using potable (drinkable, clean, filtered) water in the 3D SCANNER
Water Tank and the 3D Reservoir.
Do not use demineralized or deionized water in the 3D SCANNER system. The system's water
sensor circuit uses a capacitive feedback that will not detect the liquid surface properly if the liquid
is an effective insulator. Deionized water is an effective insulator, and using demineralized or
deionized water in the 3D SCANNER system will result in inconsistent detection of the liquid's
surface and affect the water sensor readings. Deionized water can also act as a solvent and can
cause corrosion of components that are repeatedly exposed to it.

Do not use water containing treatment chemicals, such as algaecides, biocides, disinfectants, or
oxidants, which can cause corrosion issues.
2.3.1.1 Filling the Water Tank Using the 3D Reservoir

Keep hands away from the Automatic Leveling Platform when lowering the 3D SCAN-
NER Water Tank. A crush hazard exists between the Automatic Leveling Platform and
nearby objects, such as the treatment couch.
1 Lower the 3D SCANNER Water Tank to a comfortable working height.
2 Ensure the 3D Reservoir is filled to the recommended maximum capacity of 204 liters (54
gallons). To verify the water level capacity, remove the 3D Reservoir top cover and the
reservoir water tank cover. When the tank is filled to the recommended maximum capacity,
the water level should be above the bottom of the cylinder that extends into the water tank,
but below the cylinder vent holes.
3 Locate the mounting bracket on the Water Tank labeled Water Transfer Tube.
4 Place the Water Transfer Tube foot inside the Water Tank, align the Water Transfer Tube
mounting clamp holes over the Water Tank mounting bracket pins, and then seat the
mounting clamp onto the bracket.
5 Push the mounting clamp hoop handle up until it locks.
Note: The Water Transfer Tube must be removed before performing AutoSetup.
6 Connect the hose to the 3D Reservoir. The 3D Reservoir and Water Transfer tube have
identical hose couplers.
a. On the 3D Reservoir, press both house coupler latch release buttons and pull the latches
out to open. Press the two latch release buttons on the coupler and pull the latches out.
b. Insert the hose fitting into the 3D Reservoir hose coupler and push in until fully seated.
c. Keeping the pull rings clear of the latches, push both latches toward the 3D Reservoir
until they lock.
7 Connect the hose to the Water Transfer Tube.
a. On the Water Transfer Tube, press both house coupler latch release buttons and pull the
latches out to open. Press the two latch release buttons on the coupler and pull the
latches out.
b. Insert the hose fitting into the Water Transfer Tube hose coupler and push in until fully
seated.
c. Keeping the pull rings clear of the latches, push both latches toward the Water Transfer
Tube until they lock.
8 Slide the vent valve Closed by rotating it clockwise and then pull the foot valve UP.
9 On the 3D Reservoir control panel, connect the 6-pin Mini-DIN cable to the 3D SCANNER
Control port.
10 On the 3D SCANNER Water Tank electronics enclosure, connect the 6-pin Mini-DIN cable to
the Reservoir port.
11 Connect power to the 3D Reservoir:
a. Connect one end of the power supply extension cable to the power supply cable.
b. Connect the other end of the power supply extension cable to the 3D Reservoir control
panel Power Input.
c. Connect power supply line power cable to power supply and then to mains power.
d. Move power supply switch to On, and on 3D Reservoir control panel, confirm power indi-
cator A is illuminated.
12 On the 3D Reservoir control panel, set the Fill/Drain switch to Fill.

Note: It can take up to 20 seconds for the pump valve to change position if the
valve was previously in the opposite position.
13 On control panel Start/Stop switch, press and release to Start.

The pump runs for 5 minutes and then automatically shuts off.
• Monitor the filling process closely.
• If the pump is still running when water is at the desired level, press the Start/Stop switch
to Stop.
• If water transfer does not occur, see Troubleshooting in the 3D Reservoir User Guide,
P/N 1230014.
• Do not fill the Water Tank beyond the maximum fill line. See Water Tank on page 51.
When the water tank is filled to the desired level, press the Start/Stop switch to Stop
and then set the Fill/Drain valve to Drain.
14 When pump stops, if water is not at desired level:
• Press and hold the Start/Stop switch to Start until water reaches desired level, then
release switch.
or
• Press and release the Start/Stop switch to Start to begin pumping in the timed cycle.
Monitor the water level closely, and then press Stop when the water reaches the desired
level.
15 Check for spilled water and clean it up immediately.
Disconnecting Water Transfer Tube and 3D Reservoir

Before disconnecting 3D Reservoir from 3D SCANNER, the hose must be drained. Then the Water
Transfer Tube can be removed from the Water Tank.
1 Slide the Water Transfer Tube vent valve to Open by rotating counterclockwise.
2 Confirm that power is supplied to the 3D Reservoir.
3 On the 3D Reservoir control panel, press the Fill/Drain 3D SCANNER switch to Drain.
4 On the 3D Reservoir control panel, press the Start/Stop switch to Start to start the timed
pumping sequence.
5 Disconnect the hose from the Water Transfer Tube and then raise the disconnected end of
the hose above the level of the 3D Reservoir hose coupler to allow any remaining water in the
hose to drain into the 3D Reservoir.
6 When the hose is empty, press the Start/Stop switch on the 3D Reservoir control panel to
Stop.
7 Place absorbent material such as a small towel or paper towels, under the 3D Reservoir hose
coupler to catch any remaining water in the hose, and then disconnect the hose from the 3D
Reservoir.
8 Store the hose in the 3D Reservoir end pocket to prevent damage to the hose.
9 Replace the seal plug in the 3D Reservoir hose coupler.
10 Remove the Water Transfer Tube from the 3D SCANNER Water Tank, taking care not to
splash water outside of the Water Tank.
11 Disconnect the 3D Reservoir power supply from mains power and then from the 3D
Reservoir.
12 If connected, disconnect the 6-pin Mini-DIN cable from the 3D SCANNER electronics
enclosure and the 3D Reservoir control panel.
Note: Do not store the 3D Reservoir power supply inside the 3D Reservoir end
pocket.
13 Move the 3D Reservoir out of the rotation path of the linac, or to a storage location.

14 Check the floor around the Water Tank and remove any spilled water.
2.3.1.2 Filling the Water Tank Using a Siphon or Pump

• If the water is in containers, carefully pour the water into the Water Tank.
• Do not fill the Water Tank beyond the maximum fill line. See Water Tank on page 51.
• Do not spill water on electronic components outside of the Water Tank, such as the
electronics enclosure, power supply, PDI 3.0, or cables.
• Check for spilled water and clean it up immediately.
2.4 Install Reference Detector (Optional)
WARNING: Set bias voltage to 0 Volts in SNC Dosimetry software before connecting
or disconnecting a radiation detector to or from the FIELD or REF inputs.
If using EDGE Detector as a reference detector, turn it upside-down to increase the signal-to-noise
ratio.
1 Insert the sensor end in the reference detector holder. Secure it using the thumbscrew.
2 Secure the cable to the reference detector arm using the hook and loop fasteners.
Reference Detector
Holder
Fasteners
Figure 17. Installing the Reference Detector
3 Route the cable through the clip on the back of the motor housing (Figure 17).
CAUTION: Do not connect a coaxial plug to the triaxial electrometer input. This will
damage the electrometer. Use an appropriate adapter. See Detector Adapters on
page 3.
4 Connect the detector cable to the REF input on the electrometer.

5 Position the reference detector so it will be in the flat region of the beam, not in the
penumbra. AutoSetup typically uses a 10 x 15 cm field size.

+Y
+X
Redete
fe ct
re or
nc
e
Figure 18. Positioning the Reference Detector
Note: Do not shadow the planned field detector measurement path with the reference
detector.
2.5 Install Field Detector Holder
Install detector holder on detector holder base.

• Horizontal Detector Holders (6.35 mm, 7 mm, and 10 mm) and the EDGE Detector
Holder: Attach to the top panel of the detector holder base, as shown in illustration A
below.
• Vertical Detector Holders (6.35 mm, 7 mm, and 10 mm): Attach to the front panel of the
detector holder base, as shown in illustration B below.
Detector Holder
Base
A B
Figure 19. Typical Detector Holder Installation
For instructions to install other detector holders, see the following subsections:
• Installing Offset Detector Holder on page 71.
• Installing Inverted Offset Detector Holder on page 72.
• Installing Farmer Type Detector Holder and Farmer Type Ionization Chamber on page 74.
• Installing Parallel Plate Detector Holder and Parallel Plate Ionization Chamber on page 78.
• Installing the Universal Vertical Detector Holder on page 82.
2.6 Install Field Detector
Note: For a list of supported detectors for each detector holder, see Supported
Detectors on page 69.
Use a scanning detector for AutoSetup, such as SNC125c or EDGE Detector. Do not
use Farmer type, Parallel Plate type, or large volume detectors during AutoSetup.
1 Insert the detector in the detector holder, pointed toward the center of the water tank.
2 If you have a Setup Cap for the detector, see Setup Cap on page 21.

If you do not have a Setup Cap for the detector, set the geometric center of the active volume
exactly 16 mm from the edge of the detector holder base, then gently tighten the
thumbscrew clockwise to secure the detector. See Detector Setup on page 20.
The Diagnostics feature in SNC Dosimetry software checks detector placement. See
Diagnostics in the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide, P/N 1230067, or the SNC
Dosimetry Help Index.
3 For parallel plate detectors, do the following:
• When using Markus or Advanced Markus ion chambers for in-water scans, place a
protective cap on the detectors. The protective cap is not required for in-air scans.
• Set water surface level, then lower scanning arm approximately 4-6 cm below water
surface, deep enough that 30 mm or 44 mm Parallel Plate detector holder is completely
underwater.
• Place parallel plate detector in water and rotate ±180° several times to allow air bubbles
to dissipate. Tap detector gently with finger to dissipate remaining air bubbles.
• If parallel plate detector is raised above water surface while acquiring measurements,
dissipate air before collecting additional in-water measurements/
2.6.1 Connect Field Detector Cable

v
Note: Verify a sufficient length of cable is available for 40 cm depth at the Water Tank
edge.
1 Use the pendant or software to rotate the ring drive until the dual motor housing is 180° from
the electronics enclosure, as shown in the figure below.
Electronics
enclosure
Cable strap
Field detector
extension cable
Figure 20. Connect to Field Detector Extension Cable

2 Route the detector cable through two or three clips under the ring drive and through the clip
on the front panel of the dual motor housing (Figure 21).
Clip
Clips
Strap
Figure 21. Securing the Field Detector Cable

3 Connect the detector cable to the field detector extension cable located behind the dual
motor housing (Figure 20).
page 3.
4 Verify the opposite end of the field detector extension cable is connected to the FIELD input
on the electrometer (Figure 22).
Field
Ref
Figure 22. Connect to Field Detector Extension Cable
5 Rotate the ring drive and verify the field and reference detector cables do not tangle or snag.
2.7 Detector Setup
2.7.1 Cylindrical Ionization Chamber

For cylindrical ionization chambers, the geometric center of the active volume must be aligned 16
mm from the edge of the 3D SCANNER detector holder base. If you have a Sun Nuclear Setup Cap
for your detector, use the Setup Cap to align the center of the measurement volume 16 mm from
the 3D SCANNER detector holder base. See Setup Cap on page 21.
If you do not have a Setup Cap and you are using a 6.35 mm, 7 mm, or 10 mm horizontal detector
holder, the detector alignment peg included with the detector holder base can be used to align
the center of the measurement volume 19 mm from the edge of the detector holder base.
Unscrew the detector alignment peg from the detector holder base, press it against the side of
the detector holder, then align the center of the measurement volume to the tip of the peg.
Ensure water sensor is

level with detector
center
19
mm
16
mm
Ring Center
Figure 23. Cylindrical Detector Setup

Detector alignment peg
Press detector
alignment peg to
detector holder
Detector holder base
Figure 24. Detector Alignment Peg Located in Detector Holder Base
2.7.1.1 Setup Cap

When using a horizontal or radial offset detector holder, use of a setup cap is recommended to
ensure that the geometric center of the active volume is 16 mm from the 3D SCANNER detector
holder base.
The geometry in a vertical setup is not identical to that in a horizontal setup, the effective point of
measurement may not be well known. Set the vertical detector position using the pendant.
The setup cap is used to:
• Position the detector in the 3D SCANNER detector holder.
• Verify the detector setup in the Water Tank by visualizing setup cap markings relative to the
TDD crosshairs.
The setup cap markings indicate the following:
• Markings down the longitude indicate the center line of the chamber.
• Parallel markings across the longitude indicate the center of the measurement volume of the
chamber.
• Crossed markings on the front of the cap indicate the central axis of the chamber.
Longitudinal
markings show
chamber’s
centerline
Crossed lines indicate

Parallel lines show chamber’s central axis
center of chamber’s
measurement volume
Figure 25. Setup Cap Markings, SNC125c Setup Cap Shown
Install Setup Cap

1 Loosen the thumbscrew that secures the detector in the detector holder.
2 Grasp the chamber body stem on cable side with one hand, and with the other hand gently
push the setup cap over the chamber until a positive stop is felt.
3 Push the setup cap and detector toward the detector holder until the setup cap is flush to the
detector holder.
4 Using finger only, no tools, rotate the detector holder thumbscrew clockwise until tightened.
Then, remove the Setup Cap.

Push setup cap on Push until flush with
to positive stop detector holder
Figure 26. Using Setup Cap to Position Detector in Detector Holder, SNC 125c Shown
2.8 Set the Vertical Limit (Maximum Height)
If desired, test the vertical range of movement to ensure the detector will not collide with any
objects. Use the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software to set the Maximum Height.
• To set the vertical limit using the pendant, move to the desired Z position, press A twice
to select Advanced Functions, and then press Pump - to set the new vertical limit.
• To set the vertical limit using SNC Dosimetry software, move to the desired Z position,
right-click Set the Vertical Limit AutoSetup step, select Set, then click Yes to confirm.
2.9 Set SSD
Use the pendant to adjust the tank position until the SSD, as
indicated by the ODI or the front pointer, is at the desired distance,
typically 100 cm. If you are planning to perform TPR measurements,
leave enough space to install the Water Transfer Tube.
Keep hands away from the Automatic Leveling Platform

when lowering the 3D SCANNER Water Tank. A crush
hazard exists between the Automatic Leveling Platform
and nearby objects, such as the treatment couch.
2.10 Software Steps
See the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide, P/N 1230067, or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index
for instructions to perform the following steps.
1 Open SNC Dosimetry software and verify the 3D SCANNER is recognized, as indicated by the
presence of the AutoSetup steps and the Hardware tab.
2 Define the environment, such as the institution, delivery system, and detectors, before
acquiring a measurement. See the options in the Environment tab.
3 Before initiating AutoSetup or acquiring measurements, ensure that the pendant is powered
off by verifying that LEDs A and B are not illuminated. To turn off power to the pendant, click
the Pendant button next to the accessories panel.
4 Perform AutoSetup.
5 Define scans, collect and analyze measurements, create reports.

3 Using 3D SCANNER with
a Halcyon Delivery System
3.1 Introduction
When a 3D SCANNER Water Tank is used with a Halcyon delivery system, a Couch Positioning
Plate is placed directly on the treatment couch and then the 3D SCANNER Water Tank is placed
on the Couch Positioning Plate. The Automatic Leveling Platform and 3D MiniLift are not used in
this configuration.
The following are required to use a 3D SCANNER with a Halcyon delivery system.
• SNC Dosimetry software version 3.6 or higher
• A modified 3D SCANNER Lift Ring, P/N 1231406Z
• Halcyon Kit P/N 1231450Z, which includes a Couch Plate (P/N 1231410Z), Halcyon
Bracket (P/N 1231405Z), and a Halcyon SSD label (P/N 1231407Z).
If you received a Halcyon kit that includes 3D SCANNER replacement parts, Kit P/N
1231550Z or 1231650Z, a Sun Nuclear associate will install the replacement parts on
your 3D SCANNER. Do not attempt to perform the instructions in this section until a Sun
Nuclear associate has installed the replacement parts.
3.2 Apply the Halcyon SSD Label
If the Halcyon SSD Label has not been installed on the 3D SCANNER Water Tank, install the
Halcyon SSD label that is provided with the Halcyon Kit. Remove the label backing, mate the top
edge of the label to the Maximum Fill line on the 3D SCANNER, and then carefully apply the label.
Halcyon
90 cm SSD
Halcyon
100 cm SSD
Figure 27. Halcyon SSD Label
3.3 Place the Couch Positioning Plate
The Couch Positioning Plate (CPP) provides a protective surface between the couch and the 3D
SCANNER. The cutouts on the top surface of the CPP mate to the 3D SCANNER Lift Ring, and the
features on the bottom surface of the CPP align with couch positions F1, H1, and H3. The wedged
design compensates for couch sag associated with the weight of the 3D SCANNER and water and
reduces the magnitude of additional corrections controlled by software during measurements.
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Align the CPP to couch positions F1, H1, and H3 as shown, place the CPP on the couch, and then
verify that the features on the bottom surface of the CPP are fully seated.
F1 H1 H3
3D SCANNER
orientation
Cutout on
top surface
of CPP
Cutout on
top surface
of CPP
F1 H1 H3
Figure 28. Couch Positioning Plate for use with Halcyon Delivery System
3.4 Place the 3D SCANNER on the Couch Positioning Plate
1 Disconnect the following cables from the 3D SCANNER electronics enclosure, PDI, Power,
Pendant. If you have an Automatic Leveling Platform, disconnect the ALP1 and ALP2 cables
also.
2 With two people holding two Lift Ring handles each, lift the 3D SCANNER, orient it as shown
on the CPP and in the figure below, and then lower the Lift Ring into the CPP.
When the Lift Ring is fully seated in the CPP cutouts, the 3D SCANNER’s positive x axis aligns
to the Halcyon's negative y axis.
Place holder.
Couch
Position
Label F1 H3
Figure 29. Place 3D SCANNER on Couch Positioning Plate
3.5 Install the Halcyon Bracket
The Halcyon Bracket provides an electrical connection to the 3D SCANNER motors.
CAUTION: IMPORTANT: Verify that the power cable is disconnected from the
electronics enclosure before disconnecting the sensor and motor cables.
1 Disconnect the sensor and motor cables from the dual motor housing.
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Figure 30. Disconnect Sensor and Motor Cables from Dual Motor Housing
2 Place the Halcyon Bracket over the front panel of the dual motor housing.
3 Secure the Halcyon Bracket to the dual motor housing with the provided locking nut. Using
fingers only, no tools, turn the nut clockwise until tightened.
Locking
Nut
Halcyon Bracket
Figure 31. Place Halcyon Bracket on Dual Motor Housing and Secure with Locking Nut
4 Install the connectors labeled A and B on the dual motor housing. Angle the connectors as
shown.
5 Install the sensor and motor cables that you removed in Step 1 on the right side of the
Halcyon Bracket, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 32. Install Motor Cables on Halcyon Bracket
3.6 Set Up the Field and Reference Detectors
1 Install a Field Detector holder as described in Install Field Detector Holder on page 18.
2 Install a Field Detector as described in Install Field Detector on page 18.
3 Install a Reference Detector as described in Install Reference Detector (Optional) on page 17.
3.7 Connect Cables
Follow the 3D SCANNER cabling instructions in Connect Cables in Control Room on page 13 and
Connect Cables in Treatment Room on page 14.
3.8 Move the 3D SCANNER into the Bore
A label on the Couch Positioning Plate provides the coordinates that are recommended to prevent
collisions when moving the couch and the 3D SCANNER into the Halcyon bore. See the label
location in Figure 29 on page 24. Move the couch to the position indicated on the label.
3.9 Fill the 3D SCANNER Water Tank
CAUTION: If you are using a 3D Reservoir, insert the hose directly into the 3D
SCANNER Water Tank and support the hose by hand while filling and draining.
Do not use the Water Transfer Tube with a Halcyon delivery system!
Only use potable (drinkable, clean, filtered) water in the 3D SCANNER. Fill the 3D SCANNER to the
H90 or H100 mark on the SSD label.
3.10 Position the Reference Detector
If you installed a reference detector, position the detector so it will be in the beam but not in the
penumbra. AutoSetup for Halcyon uses a 10 cm x 14 cm (x,y) field.
Note: Do not shadow the planned field detector measurement path with the reference detector.
+Y
+X
or e
ct c
te ren
deefe
R
Figure 33. Position the Reference Detector
3.11 Open SNC Dosimetry Software
If you have not upgraded to SNC Dosimetry software version 3.6 or higher, follow the instructions
in the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help index to upgrade the
software.
1 Once the software is installed, double-click on the SNC Dosimetry desktop icon to open the
application.
2 Log in to the application, verify that 3D SCANNER is connected, as shown in the status bar,
and verify that the AutoSetup steps are displayed.
3.12 Define the Halcyon Delivery System
Perform the following steps in SNC Dosimetry software to define the Halcyon delivery system. For
detailed instructions to define a delivery system in SNC Dosimetry software, see the SNC
Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
1 In SNC Dosimetry software, select Environment > Delivery System > New For >
<Institution> and then click OK.
2 Select Manufacturer/Model = Varian Halcyon, assign a delivery system name, and then
enter the serial number.
3 The suggested energy is 6 MV FFF. Click Add Selected to move this energy to Assigned.
4 On the Field Size Selection tab, configure a field size and then click Add. Repeat until all
relevant field sizes are added.
5 Click OK to save the delivery system.
3.13 Perform 3D SCANNER AutoSetup
Perform the following steps in SNC Dosimetry software to initiate AutoSetup with a 3D SCANNER
and Halcyon delivery system. For detailed AutoSetup instructions, see the SNC Dosimetry
Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
1 In the Hardware Configuration panel in SNC Dosimetry software, select the Halcyon delivery
system, select the AutoSetup SSD relevant to your measurements (90 cm or 100 cm), select
field and reference detectors, and then set a voltage appropriate for the selected detectors.
If using high sensitivity diode detectors, select the Use High Current Mode check box. Leave
the other two check boxes unchecked for AutoSetup.
Note: When a Halcyon delivery system is selected, and the 3D SCANNER is
disconnected from the Automatic Leveling Platform, the AutoSetup steps are updated
to support operation without a lift table. Also, the ring drive is automatically offset to
90° from the standard configuration.
2 In the AutoSetup panel, click Start to begin AutoSetup. Follow the on-screen prompts until
all of the AutoSetup steps are complete and a green check mark appears to the left of each
step, as shown in the figure below.
For the steps where a beam is required, set up a 10 cm x 14 cm (x,y) field.
Find the Water Surface AutoSetup Step: A message prompts you to set the SSD using the
imaging system. For instructions to set the SSD, see Varian document Setting up a Water Tank
for SSD Verification Rev 1.0.
Adjust the Ring Center Position to the Central Axis AutoSetup Step: One crossline scan
and one inline scan are acquired and then a message prompts you to adjust the couch LAT
and LNG based on the measured beam centers. The crossline and inline scans are repeated
until the residual centering is within tolerance. When complete, the AutoSetup panel displays
the total X and Y axis offset that were required to properly center the tank. The adjustment
magnitudes are based on the beam center found during the crossline and inline scans.
3D SCANNER Level AutoSetup Step: PDD measurements are acquired at three horizontal
positions within the tank and the results of these measurements are used to characterize the
alignment of the system with respect to the water surface. When the step completes,
evaluate the x and y axis tilts displayed in the AutoSetup panel. If the alignment is acceptable,
measurements may be collected using continuous scan mode. Otherwise, collect
measurements using step-by-step scan mode, which corrects the detector motions during
measurements based on the leveling results. For instructions to set up and collect scans in
continuous or step-by-step mode, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the
SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
Figure 34. Example of Completed AutoSetup for 3D SCANNER with Halcyon Delivery System
3.14 Set Up for Ray Trace Measurements
If you plan to acquire small field PDDs, it is recommended to acquire Ray Trace scans to ensure
that the detector follows the beam center.
Ray Trace setup must be completed before executing Ray Trace measurements. Ray Trace setup
determines the positions of beam center as a function of depth and the parameters that are used
to determine the Begin and End positions for a Ray Trace measurement.
Perform the following steps in SNC Dosimetry software to set up for Ray Trace measurements.
For detailed Ray Trace setup instructions, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the
SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
a. In SNC Dosimetry software, right-click the Find the Ray Trace Angle AutoSetup step then
select Run AutoSetup Step.
b. In the dialog box, select the desired field size, shallow depth, and deepest achievable depth,
and then click OK.
c. A message asks you to set the selected field size and turn on the beam. Follow the instructions
and then click OK.
Crossline and Inline scans are executed at the selected shallow and deep depths with 3.00 cm
additional scan length for the selected field size. When complete, the angles and beam
centers are calculated and a message displays the ray trace parameters.
3.15 Create Scans
3.15.1 Scan Mode

Continuous and step-by-step measurements selected from the queue perform differently when a
Halcyon delivery system is selected.
• Step-by-step profile measurements are performed such that the vertical motors adjust
between every measurement point based on leveling results, keeping the detector
motion parallel to the water surface.
• Continuous scans are performed with single axis motions and are offset from the water
surface based on the leveling angle reported in AutoSetup. Before scanning in
continuous mode, it is recommended to review the AutoSetup leveling results or acquire
scans in both modes and quantify any resolvable differences.
3.15.2 Define Scans

Perform the following steps in SNC Dosimetry software to define scans. For detailed instructions,
see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
3.15.2.1 Define Scans Using New > Scan Option
1 In the Queue tab Scan Plans panel, add a scan group. Right-click Scan Plans then select New
> Scan Group, or New > Quick Scan Group.
2 Right-click a scan group and then select New > Scan. Or, right-click a scan group and then
select New Quick Scan and scan type. Fill in the relevant fields and then click OK.
3 In the Scan Definition Properties dialog box, select the scan type, fill in relevant fields in each
tab, and then click OK.
3.15.2.2 Define Scans Using Scan Wizard

1 In the Queue tab click the Scan Wizard button, select the desired scan options, and then click
Next. To select multiple options, press CTRL while selecting.
2 Verify the scan summary. Click Finish.
3.16 Execute Scans
Perform the following steps in SNC Dosimetry software to execute scans. For detailed
instructions, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
1 If desired, change scan mode by right-clicking on a scan in the queue and selecting QuickSet.
2 Select a scan group or a subset of scans in a group and then click Add Selected Items to
Queue.
3 Choose a project for the completed measurements or select New Project.
4 Click Start.
5 Perform analysis on completed measurements as described in the SNC Dosimetry Software
Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
3.17 Disassembly
1 Move the couch and 3D SCANNER out of the Halcyon bore and then drain water from the 3D
SCANNER.
2 Disconnect the PDI, Power, and Pendant cables from the electronics enclosure.
3 Disconnect the field detector cable from the field detector extension cable and then remove
the field detector from the detector holder.
4 Disconnect the reference detector from the REF port on the electronics enclosure and then
remove the reference detector from the detector holder.
5 Disconnect cables A and B from the left side of the Halcyon Bracket and then disconnect
cables A and B from the right side of the bracket.
6 Hold the Halcyon Bracket while turning the locking nut counter-clockwise. When the locking
nut is removed, remove the Halcyon Bracket from the dual motor housing.
7 With two people holding two Lift Ring handles each, lift the 3D SCANNER/Lift Ring assembly
from the Couch Positioning Plate.
8 Place the 3D SCANNER/Lift Ring assembly on a level surface, or, if you have a 3D MiniLift and
Automatic Leveling Platform (ALP), place the 3D SCANNER/Lift Ring assembly on the ALP, as
follows:
a. Orient the extended handle of the Lift Ring, the one closest to the electronics enclosure,
over the keyed corner of the ALP, and then place the 3D SCANNER/Lift Ring assembly
on the ALP.
b. Ensure that the Lift Ring is seated flush to the ALP and that the white supports on the
ALP are mated to the reliefs below each lift handle.
c. Connect the ALP1 and ALP2 cables to the ALP1 and ALP2 ports on the electronics
enclosure.
9 Connect the Pendant cable to the Pendant port on the electronics enclosure.
10 Connect the motor and sensor cables to the dual motor housing.
11 Remove the Couch Positioning Plate from the couch.
12 Ensure that all 3D SCANNER parts are clean and dry before storing. For cleaning and storage
instructions, see Post-Measurement on page 39.
4 Using 3D SCANNER
with CyberKnife
4.1 Overview
This procedure provides instructions for aligning the CyberKnife® so the beam is perpendicular to
the ring drive of the 3D SCANNER system. When this procedure is complete, CyberKnife beam
measurements can be collected using the 3D SCANNER system. This procedure includes the
following steps:
1 Prepare CyberKnife.
2 Prepare 3D SCANNER.
3 Prepare SNC Dosimetry Software for Scanning Stereotactic Fields.
4 Perform 3D SCANNER AutoSetup.
5 Set CyberKnife SSD.
6 Set CyberKnife Delivery Parallel to Gravity.
7 Verify 3D SCANNER / CyberKnife Setup.
8 Exporting to TPS.
Note: Video instructions for this procedure are available on the 3D SCANNER Support
website. Select the video titled 3D SCANNER Setup with CyberKnife.
Note: For additional information about CyberKnife, refer to your CyberKnife user
documentation or contact Accuray customer support.
4.2 Prepare CyberKnife
This procedure prepares the CyberKnife accelerator to receive the 3D SCANNER by setting up the
reference detector port access and recording motor positioning alignment.
1 Enable access to the reference port so a reference detector can be connected later in this
procedure. The reference port may be located under the external housing (Figure 35).
External
housing
Figure 35. Remove the External Housing
2 Place the CyberKnife in the perch position.

3 Use the Earth Coordinate system to raise the treatment head so there is sufficient room to
position the 3D SCANNER under the gantry. The CyberKnife will be lowered to 80 cm SSD at
the water surface as noted in Set CyberKnife SSD on page 36.
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4 Place a precision level on the flat plate by the A6 designator. Adjust the A4 motor until the
level indicates the flat plate is parallel to the floor.
Place level on flat plate

by A6 designator
Figure 36. Flat Plate by A6 Designator
5 Adjust A5 and A6 so the beam is parallel to gravity (Figure 37). This can be done by placing a
cup of water on the floor underneath the laser, and looking back up at the port from which
the laser emits. Adjust A5 and A6 until the reflection on the laser’s exit port surface is
centered.
Point laser at cup of water on floor. Adjust

A5 and A6 until reflection on laser’s exit
port surface is centered
Figure 37. Use Laser to Adjust A5 and A6 Motors.
6 Record all motor positions from the CyberKnife Pendant, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, and A6. Record
motor positions in the World Reference frame as well as in the reference frame of each
individual motor.
4.3 Prepare 3D SCANNER
CAUTION: Be careful when moving the 3D MiniLift into the treatment room. Keep the
casters clear of imaging panels in the floor.
1 Move 3D SCANNER into the treatment room.

2 Orient the 3D MiniLift handles toward the right of the robot base. This ensures the 3D
SCANNER system coordinates are consistent with MultiPlan requirements.
• Position the +Y label on the 3D SCANNER and the Gantry label on the 3D MiniLift toward
the gantry.
• A5 motion moves the laser along the 3D SCANNER Y-axis and A6 motion moves the laser
along the 3D SCANNER X-axis.
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3D MiniLift
Handles
Robot
base
Figure 38. Orient 3D MiniLift Handles Toward Right of Robot Base
3 Connect 3D SCANNER cables. See Connect Cables in Control Room on page 13.
4 Using the pendant, home the 3D SCANNER Water Tank and Automatic Leveling Platform
positions:
a. Press Lift Table / Leveling Platform twice to select Advanced Functions mode.
LED “B” blinks slowly.
b. Press and hold Level 2 + for one second and then release to home the 3D
SCANNER Water Tank positions.
c. When Water Tank homing is complete, press and hold Lift + for one second and
then release to home the Automatic Leveling Platform positions.
d. When Leveling Platform homing is complete, press Lift Table / Leveling Platform
to exit Advanced Functions mode.
5 Using the pendant, fully retract the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift.
a. Press and release Lift Table / Leveling Platform to select Lift Table / Leveling
Platform mode. LED “B” turns on.
b. Press and hold Lift - until the Lift Table is fully retracted.
6 Verify there is sufficient room beneath the CyberKnife gantry head to position the 3D
SCANNER.
• If there is not enough room under the gantry, make appropriate adjustments using the
CyberKnife’s Earth Coordinate system.
• Leave approximately 30 cm between the top of the 3D SCANNER and the bottom of the
accelerator head. This prevents collision while setting up the 3D SCANNER, and allows
you to set the SSD at precisely 80 cm after the Water Tank has been filled. See Set
CyberKnife SSD on page 36.
7 Check 3D SCANNER positioning. When positioned correctly, the CyberKnife laser should be
centered in the crosshairs in the bottom of the 3D SCANNER Water Tank (Figure 39).

Figure 39. Verify that the Laser Stays Within the Crosshairs
Note: The 3D SCANNER is positioned correctly when the laser moves within and
parallel to the markings on the bottom of the 3D SCANNER Water Tank.
8 To correlate CyberKnife motor movement with the 3D SCANNER inline and crossline
directions, move the A5 motor and verify the laser stays parallel to the crosshairs on the
bottom of the tank.
If the laser does not stay parallel, physically rotate the 3D SCANNER by slightly adjusting the
angle of the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift with respect to the A5 motor axis, and then check the laser
again. Deviations from parallelism will make altering the CyberKnife motors to deliver a beam
parallel with gravity more difficult.
Precise X / Y centering will be performed in Verify 3D SCANNER / CyberKnife Setup on
page 37.
9 When the 3D SCANNER is correctly positioned, lock the casters on the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift.
10 Connect the Field and Reference detectors. Be sure to fully insert the Reference detector
cable in the reference port on the CyberKnife and secure it to the side of the CyberKnife with
appropriate tape (Figure 40).
Figure 40. Secure the Reference Detector with Tape
11 If using the Sun Nuclear EDGE Detector as a Reference detector, ensure the back of the
detector is facing up before you insert it into the reference detector port. This places the
diode closer to dMax to obtain a better signal-to-noise ratio.
12 If using the Edge Detector as a Field detector, use the Edge Detector Setup Cap to ensure
proper positioning (Figure 41).

Figure 41. Edge Detector With Setup Cap Installed
If you do not have a Setup Cap for your Field detector, set the geometric center of the active
volume 16 mm from the edge of the detector holder base. See Detector Setup on page 20.
Use a ruler or caliper to ensure proper alignment.
13 Fill the 3D SCANNER tank with water to the recommended fill line. See Fill Water Tank on
page 14.
4.4 Prepare SNC Dosimetry Software for Scanning Stereotactic Fields
1 In the control room, launch SNC Dosimetry software and ensure that a connection to the 3D
SCANNER is established.
2 In the Home ribbon, select System Preferences, then click Make Changes and ensure that
the selected device is 3D SCANNER.
3 Select the Processing tab then uncheck Perform Beam Center Averaging to provide more
accurate analysis parameter calculations for small field sizes.
4 Also in the Processing tab, select Analysis Protocol > CyberKnife.
5 Click Save to apply the changes.
4.5 Perform 3D SCANNER AutoSetup
1 Install a 60 mm cone on the CyberKnife or set the MLC to 80 x 100 mm.
Note: In older versions of the Incise, this field size may not be available. If so, select
the closest available field size.
2 In the Hardware Configuration panel, select the delivery system.

AutoSetup instructions and parameters are based on the delivery system manufacturer and
the AutoSetup type. AutoSetup parameters affected by the delivery system configuration
include default AutoSetup SSD, field size, collimator rotation during centering steps, and
angle offset methodology.
For example, when a CyberKnife delivery system is selected, AutoSetup SSD is automatically
set to 80 cm. Also, if the AutoSetup type is circular or circular-TPR, the default ring angle
offset is set to ~4.1 degrees.
3 Select the Field and Reference detectors, and voltage, if applicable. If desired, the Effective
Point of Measurement option can be selected.
4 If you plan to acquire TPR measurements after AutoSetup, select one of the TPR AutoSetup
types, Circular - TPR or Rectangular - TPR. Otherwise, select Circular or Rectangular.
• The TPR AutoSetup types include two additional AutoSetup steps: Purge Air from the
Water Transfer Tube and Calibrate the TPR Sensor. The 3D TPR Sensor and 3D
Reservoir are attached prior to performing these procedures.
• If you prefer, you can perform TPR AutoSetup after completing regular AutoSetup,
however, the Adjust the ring center position to the central axis AutoSetup step must
be repeated.

• See the table below for a list of documents and videos that provide detailed AutoSetup,
3D TPR Sensor, and 3D Reservoir instructions. These documents and videos are
accessible from the Sun Nuclear Support website or from SNC Dosimetry Software by
selecting Help > System Guides. Observe and follow all safety precautions
contained in this manual and the documents listed in the table below.
Table 3. Reference Documents
Reference Document or Video P/N Description

Provides instructions to set up 3D TPR Sensor
Not
Video: 3D TPR setup and measurement with 3D SCANNER and collect TPR
applicable measurements.
Technical Bulletin 02-13, Setting Up 3D TPR 1230054 Provides3D TPR hardware setup instructions.
Provides instructions to set up TPR scans in
SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide 1230067 SNC Dosimetry software, acquire TPR
measurements, and generate TPR tables.
3D Reservoir User Guide 1230014 Provides 3D Reservoir setup instructions.
5 Click Start, follow the on-screen instructions, and complete all of the AutoSetup steps.
• After the Find the Water Surface step, you will be prompted to set SSD. For instructions,
see Set CyberKnife SSD below.
• If you selected a Circular AutoSetup type, the Ring Angle Offset is automatically set to
~4.1 cm. Otherwise, the Ring Angle Offset AutoSetup step is performed to determine
the appropriate angle.
6 When AutoSetup is complete, define all scans required for the TPS and set up all scans with
scan speed of ≤1mm/second or Step by Step mode. For scan definition instructions, see the
SNC Dosimetry Help Index or the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide, P/N 1230067.
4.5.1 Set CyberKnife SSD

1 Set the SSD to 80 cm by adjusting the height of the Water Tank or using the Earth Coordinate
system from the CyberKnife pendant to gain the desired SDD for planned measurements. For
example, set SSD to 50 cm to obtain an 80 cm SDD measurement.
Note: For TPR measurements, set SSD to 50 cm.
2 Verify CyberKnife is parallel to the floor by checking the laser reflection. The laser should
reflect directly into the center of the laser port.
3 Verify that the flat plate by the A6 designator remains
parallel to the surface of the floor.
Note: Depending on the CyberKnife model,

the birdcage may be required to set SSD.
4 Placing the ODI Check or a piece of paper under the

Front Pointer will remove the effect of a meniscus
forming and obscuring resolution at the point of
contact with the water surface.
5 Install the Laser Collimator on the CyberKnife.
6 Once more, verify that the laser is parallel to gravity,
checking that the reflection of the laser on the laser’s
exit port surface is centered.
Figure 42. Front Pointer
4.6 Set CyberKnife Delivery Parallel to Gravity
1 Right-click the Find the Ray Trace Angle step and select Run AutoSetup™ Step.
a. Set the depth and field size for Profiles to be collected during the Ray Trace procedure.

b. Turn on the beam then click OK to continue.
The X & Y Profiles are scanned at the specified depths to determine the angle of delivery
of the CyberKnife radiation. These angles can then be used to modify the position of the
A5 and A6 motors.
c. The angle of adjustment is displayed in a pop-up message and in the Details column next
to the Find the Ray Trace Angle step.
2 Subtract the angle found from the Ray Trace procedures on the Inline Y and Crossline X axes
from the angle reported on the CyberKnife pendant for A5 and A6 respectively.
3 Enter the new angles into the CyberKnife Pendant to move A5 and A6 to the angles calculated
in the previous step for parallel delivery to gravity.
4 If A5 or A6 were altered, repeat the Adjust the ring center position to the central axis
AutoSetup step. Right-click this step and then select Run AutoSetup Step.
5 Prior to continuing AutoSetup, verify the SSD has not been altered during the previous step.
Adjust as necessary.
4.7 Verify 3D SCANNER / CyberKnife Setup
Perform both of the following procedures to verify the Water Tank is correctly aligned to the
delivery system.
4.7.1 Verify Alignment of Tank to Delivery System (Sagittal/Transverse Angles)

Perform this procedure to detect sagittal or transverse angle misalignment between the Water
Tank and the Delivery System.
1 Scan inline and crossline beams at 2.5 cm and 30 cm depth. Ensure all scans use a slow scan
speed such as ≤1mm/second, or Step by Step mode.
The Quickset feature can be used to edit multiple scans. Select the desired scans, right-click
and select Quickset, change the scan speed or measurement mode, and then click OK.
2 If the beam center changes by > 0.3 mm over depth measured, perform one of the following
corrective actions:
• Adjust either A5 or A6 according to the direction of walk-out, and then re-scan looking for
consistency of the beam center between varying depths.
When A5/A6 adjustments are complete, repeat the Adjust the ring center position to
the central axis step. to place the beam center at “0” after beam center consistency with
depth has been achieved. Right-click the step and then select Run AutoSetup Step.
• If it is difficult to achieve the desired accuracy by adjusting the CyberKnife motors, collect
Ray Trace measurements to correct for beam walk out, scanning PDDs along beam
center. For details, see the SNC Dosimetry Help Index or the SNC Dosimetry Software
Reference Guide, P/N 1230067. After performing Ray Trace measurements, depth scans
will be centered, but profile centering may be affected.
Alternately, use the Leveling Platform options in the Hardware Status panel to adjust the
Water Tank position with respect to the center of the beam. Add the beam center found
on each axis, as shown in the AutoSetup results, from the current listed values for
Crossline X and Inline Y positions.
3 The beam should now be ready for scanning. Visually inspect the setup to ensure accuracy.
4.7.2 Verify Alignment of Tank to Delivery System (Coronal Angle)

This procedure is an alternative to verification with an off-axis scan. For information about 3D
SCANNER off-axis scans, see Off-Axis Scans in the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide,
P/N 1230067, or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
Perform this procedure to detect coronal angle misalignment between the Water Tank and the
Delivery System.
1 If MLCs attached: Define a 110 mm x 97.5 mm field size in the delivery system properties.
Only the first and last leaf of each bank should be closed.

Note: In older versions of the Incise, this field size may not be available. If so, select
the closest available field size.
If MLCs not attached: Define the field size using the primary collimator.
2 Define two scans, one at 95 degrees and the other at 130 degrees, and choose a slow scan
speed such as ≤1mm/second, or Step by Step mode.
3 Verify the status bar displays CyberKnife as the selected analysis protocol. If not, click
Current Protocol in the status bar, select CyberKnife, and then click OK.
4 Execute the scans then record the field size parameter displayed in the analysis panel for
each.
5 Enter the field size parameters in the following equation and calculate the result.
FieldSize 95° 180
CalcOffset = atan 1.428 – ----------------------------------  1.743  ---------
FieldSize 130° 
6 Enter CalcOffset in the following equation and calculate the result. The AngleOffset is found
in the results of the Determine the Angle Offset Relative to the Delivery System AutoSetup
step
AngleAlignmentError = 95 – CalcOffset – AngleOffset
7 The AngleAlignmentError indicates the degree of uncertainty. If adjustment is needed, do one
of the following:
• Repeat the Determine the ring angle offset relative to the delivery system AutoSetup
step. Right-click the step and select Run AutoSetup Step.
• Manually adjust the ring angle offset. In the Hardware Status panel Position tab, select
Polar, enter the angle that you just calculated, AngleAlignmentError, then click Move.
Then, right-click the Determine the ring angle offset relative to the delivery system
AutoSetup step and select Set.
4.8 Exporting to TPS
For detailed MultiPlan export instructions, see the SNC Dosimetry Help Index or the SNC
Dosimetry Software Reference Guide, P/N 1230067.

5 Post-Measurement
5.1 Post-Measurement Process
5.1.1 Retract 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift and Move Water Tank to Drain Position
Keep hands away from the Automatic Leveling Platform when lowering the 3D
SCANNER Water Tank. A crush hazard exists between the Automatic Leveling Platform
and nearby objects, such as the treatment couch.
1 Using the pendant, fully retract the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift. See Pendant on page 57.
a. From the pendant, press and release the Lift Table / Leveling Platform B button once to
select Lift Table/Leveling Platform mode. LED B turns ON.
b. Press and hold the Lift - button until the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift is fully lowered.
2 Using the pendant, move the Water Tank to the drain position. See Pendant on page 57.
a. Press the Lift Table / Leveling Platform B button twice to select Advanced Functions
Mode 2. LED B blinks slowly.
b. Press and release the Level 1 + button.
5.1.2 Drain 3D SCANNER Water Tank

If you have a 3D Reservoir, follow the instructions below. Otherwise, use a siphon or pump to
empty the water into another suitable container.
1 Being careful not to bump or dislodge the detectors, place the Water Transfer Tube in the
Water Tank, then move the mounting clamp hoop handle up until it locks.
2 Pull the Water Transfer Tube Foot Valve to the Up position, then set the Water Transfer Tube
Vent Valve to Closed.
3 Connect the hose to the 3D Reservoir. Press the two latch release buttons on the coupler,
pull the latches out, then insert the male hose fitting into the female 3D Reservoir coupler.
Lock the coupler by pushing the side latches toward the 3D Reservoir, keeping the pull rings
clear of the latches.
4 Connect the hose to the Water Transfer Tube. Press the two latch release buttons on the
coupler, pull the latches out, then insert the male hose fitting into the female Water Transfer
Tube coupler. Lock the coupler by pushing the side latches toward the Water Transfer Tube,
keeping the pull rings clear of the latches.
5 Connect power to the 3D Reservoir. Connect one end of the power supply extension cable to
the power cable. Connect the power supply extension cable to the Power Input located in the
3D Reservoir control panel. Move the power supply switch to the ON position and confirm
that the power indicator on the control panel is illuminated. Connect the 3D Reservoir 6-pin
Mini-DIN cable to the 3D SCANNER control panel Reservoir port.
6 On the 3D Reservoir control panel, set the Fill/Drain switch to Drain and then press the Start/
Stop switch to Start and release to start the timed pumping sequence, 5 minutes.
• If the fill/drain valve was in the fill position, it may take up to 20 seconds for draining to
begin.
• The draining process can be interrupted at any time by pressing the Start/Stop switch to
Stop.
• After 5 minutes, restart draining if needed.
7 Watch the water level in the Water Tank. When the water is drained to the level of the Water
Transfer Tube foot holes, press the foot valve control to the DOWN position and continue
draining the Water Tank until empty.
8 With the pump still running, slide the vent valve control to the Open position.
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9 Disconnect the hose from the Water Transfer Tube and raise the hose above the level of the
3D Reservoir coupler to allow any remaining water in the hose to drain into the 3D Reservoir.
10 Press the Start/Stop switch to Stop.
11 Being careful not to bump or dislodge the detectors, remove the Water Transfer Tube from
the Water Tank.
CAUTION: Do not move the 3D SCANNER system until all water has been
removed.
5.1.3 Dry 3D SCANNER and Prepare for Storage
5.1.3.1 Required Items

The following items are required to perform this procedure. These items can be sourced locally or
purchased from Sun Nuclear.
• Compressed Air
• Microfiber Towels
• Microfiber Drying Mitt
• Moisture displacer/lubricant, such as Engage™ or Tri-Flow®.
• Mineral Oil
s
Note: Only use microfiber and lint free cloth to dry the 3D SCANNER. Ensure threads
and debris do not fall into the 3D SCANNER drive components.
5.1.3.2 Procedure
1 Dry all surfaces of the Water Tank using a microfiber towel for the first pass and a microfiber
mitt for the second pass (Figure 43).
Figure 43. Dry the Water Tank
2 Use a microfiber towel to dry the exterior of all 3D SCANNER mechanisms.

3 Use compressed air to remove any residual water from all 3D SCANNER mechanisms, such
as the Ring Gear, Shrouds, or the Vertical Drive Screw Rail Assemblies, the Diameter Drive
Rail (Figure 44), and all exposed bearing and roller assemblies).
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Diameter Drive
Rail
Figure 44. Use Compressed Air to Dry Mechanical Assemblies
4 Wipe away any excess water with the microfiber towel.

5 Apply lubricant, such as Engage™ or Tri-Flow®, to the Screw Rail on the inside of Vertical
Drive (Figure 45).
Lubricate screw rail

and vertical drive
Figure 45. Lubricate Screw Rail and Vertical Drive
a. Move the Vertical Drive up and down a few times.

• Using the pendant, press the Water Tank A button to select Water Tank mode. LED
A turns ON.
• Press and hold the Vertical - or Vertical + button to move the Vertical Drive.
b. Use compressed air to remove any residual lubricant or water from the inside of the Ver-
tical Drive Screw Rail Assemblies. This will force the residual lubricant or water onto the
side/bottom of the Water Tank.
c. Wipe away excess water or lubricant with a microfiber towel (Figure 46).
Figure 46. Wipe Vertical Drive Screw Rail Shrouds

6 Dry the Delrin Bearing Assembly (Figure 47).
a. Dry the exterior of the Delrin Bearing Assembly, which is located on the Diameter Drive
Gear.
b. Use compressed air to remove any excess water from the Delrin Bearing Assembly and
then wipe away excess water.
s
Note: Do not add any lubricant to the Delrin Bearing Assembly.
Delrin Bearing
Assembly
Figure 47. Dry the Delrin Bearing Assembly
7 Dry the Pinion Gear on the Ring Drive then apply a small amount of lubricant to the Pinion
Gear (Figure 48).
The Pinion Gear

is located below the Theta
Drive motor housing
Figure 48. Dry the Pinion Gear
Keep hands away from the motor housings when rotating the 3D SCANNER Ring
Drive. Hands/fingers can be pinched between the motor housings.
a. Using the pendant, rotate the Ring Drive completely in both directions.
• If LED “A” on the pendant is not illuminated, press the Water Tank A button to select
Water Tank mode. LED A turns ON.
• Press and hold the Ring + or Ring - button to rotate the Ring Drive.
b. Disconnect power from the 3D SCANNER and then manually rotate the Ring Drive in both
directions.

c. Ensure the Ring Drive travels freely and does not bind. If it does not, repeat Steps 7a and
7b until it travels freely.
8 Apply a small amount of Mineral Oil on a microfiber towel, and then wipe a light film of oil on
the Diameter Drive Rail.
9 Wipe a light film of mineral oil over all exposed Ring Drive gears (Figure 49).
Ring Drive
Gears
Figure 49. Lube all Exposed Ring Drive Components
10 Store the 3D SCANNER system in a location that meets the storage conditions described in
Storage or Transport on page 46.
5.1.4 Disconnect Power and Cables

1 Move the 3D SCANNER power supply switch to the OFF position, disconnect the power cable
from the 3D SCANNER, and then disconnect the power cable from mains power.
2 Disconnect the PDI 3.0 power cable from mains power.
3 Disconnect all other cables from the 3D SCANNER system. For a reference of cables to be
disconnected, see the cabling diagrams in Connect Cables in Control Room on page 13 and
Connect Cables in Treatment Room on page 14.
4 Disconnect the field and reference detector cables from Input 1 and Input 2, dry the detectors
and cables, and then store the detectors in their protective cases.
The 3D SCANNER is now ready to be stored. Store the 3D SCANNER system in a location that
meets the storage conditions described in Storage or Transport on page 46.
5.1.5 Disassembly (Optional)

For easy transport and storage within the facility, the 3D SCANNER water tank can remain
connected to the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift as well as the Automatic Leveling Platform.
If you have shipping cases for the 3D SCANNER, Leveling Platform, or 3D MiniLift, you can
disassemble the 3D SCANNER system and store the parts in their respective shipping cases. For
instructions, see the following Technical Bulletins.
P/N 1230043.
1230044.
If you do not have the optional shipping cases for the 3D SCANNER system, perform the following
steps to disassemble the system.
1 Lock the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift casters to prevent movement during disassembly.
2 Ensure the Water Tank is clean and dry.
3 Wrap all power cables, power supplies, and power cords in their original packing material or
bubble wrap, and store them with other 3D SCANNER ancillary parts.
CAUTION: Do not store disassembled parts inside the Water Tank.

4 Wrap the ends of Automatic Leveling Platform cables and store them with other 3D
SCANNER ancillary parts.
5 Coil the pendant cable around the pendant, wrap it in its original packing material or bubble
wrap, and then store it with other 3D SCANNER ancillary parts.
Anti-static fluted carton, Panel in 3D SCANNER storage

P/N 988005, standard) case, accessory)
Figure 50. Storing Ancillary Parts
Two person lift required for the 3D SCANNER Water Tank. Use proper lifting and han-
dling techniques to prevent injury or equipment damage. Lift the Water Tank using the
four lift handles. For weight specifications, see Specifications on page 65.
6 With two people grasping the handles at the base of the Water Tank, lift it away from the
Leveling Platform. Place the Water Tank on a level surface.
7 Using the provided 8 mm hex wrench, loosen the four bolts that secure the Automatic
Leveling Platform to the 3D MiniLift adapter plate, as shown in Figure 11 on page 10, and then
remove the bolts. Bolts are accessed from underside of the adapter plate.
8 Place the hex wrench and four bolts in a plastic bag and store them with other 3D SCANNER
ancillary parts.
Two person lift required for the Automatic Leveling Platform. Use proper lifting and
handling techniques to prevent injury or equipment damage. For weight specifica-
tions, see Specifications on page 65.
9 With two people supporting the Automatic Leveling Platform from the sides, lift it away from
the 3D MiniLift.
10 For 3D MiniLift disassembly and storage instructions, see the 3D MiniLift User Guide, P/N
1230037.
Do not lift an assembled 3D MiniLift. Remove the Lift Subassembly from the Frame,
then lift each piece separately.

6 Support and Maintenance
6.1 Minimizing Radiation Damage
The 3D SCANNER electronics can be damaged by direct exposure to ionizing radiation. To

minimize damage to the electronics:
• Keep direct radiation inside of the Water Tank.
• Do not allow direct radiation of the 3D SCANNER motor housings, electronics enclosure, or
any ancillary parts such as the power supply.
• When performing a half-beam shift, do not allow direct radiation of the electronics enclosure.
• Do not leave the 3D SCANNER system under the gantry during warm-up.
• Do not store the 3D SCANNER or any ancillary parts in an area that can be accidentally
irradiated during gantry rotation.
CAUTION: The 3D SCANNER electronics and 3D TPR Sensor contain radiation

dosimeters which can be read by Sun Nuclear personnel during service or
maintenance. An indication of direct irradiation to the electronics will VOID the
warranty.
6.2 Maintaining Hardware
To ensure ongoing support after the 3D SCANNER warranty expires, Sun Nuclear offers a Standard
Maintenance Agreement and Preventive Maintenance Inspection Agreement. For optimal
performance, it is recommended to schedule the Preventive Maintenance Inspection prior to
using the 3D SCANNER system for annual or periodic QA. For more information about 3D
SCANNER maintenance agreements, contact Sun Nuclear Sales at +1 321-259-6862, or fax +1
321-757-0066.
6.2.1 Repair
Field repairs may only be performed by Sun Nuclear personnel or by persons authorized by Sun
Nuclear to perform repairs on the 3D SCANNER.
To ensure operator safety and interference-free operation, field repairs must use parts provided
by or approved by Sun Nuclear. Violation will result in loss of warranty.
If you suspect product damage that could prevent the 3D SCANNER system from meeting its
intended use, contact Sun Nuclear. See Contacting Sun Nuclear Support on page 49.
6.2.2 Inspection
Periodically inspect the 3D SCANNER, cables, and ancillary parts for damage. If damage is visible,
discontinue use and contact Sun Nuclear Support. See Contacting Sun Nuclear Support on
page 49.
6.2.3 Cleaning
If additional cleaning is needed after performing the steps in Support and Maintenance on
page 45, observe the following guidelines:
• Use compressed air to dust gears and motorized parts.
• Use a soft sponge or a damp cloth to clean surfaces and cables.
• For spot cleaning, use a mild soap solution. Do not use abrasives or solvents, such as
alcohol, to clean the equipment.
• Disconnect cables from devices before cleaning.
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6.2.4 Disposal and Recycling
The 3D SCANNER contains electrical components. In some countries the disposal of
electrical components is subject to special requirements. When the components are
no longer functional or are otherwise ready to be discarded, recycle or dispose of them
according to local waste management or recycling regulations.
6.2.5 Storage or Transport

Store the 3D SCANNER system in an indoor, climate-controlled environment where it will not be
irradiated by the direct beam and where scattered radiation will be kept at a minimum.
For storage or transport, the ambient conditions must meet the criteria in 3D SCANNER
Specifications on page 65.
For transport and storage within the facility, the 3D SCANNER water tank and Automatic Leveling
Platform can remain attached to the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift.
If the 3D SCANNER, 3D MiniLift, or 3D Lift were shipped in a wooden crate, do not re-use the crate
for storage or shipping. Accessory shipping cases are available. See Shipping Cases on page 5
Before storing the 3D SCANNER system, place the protective caps on the electrometer FIELD and
REF inputs, ensure that all parts are clean and dry, and then place the dust cover over the 3D
SCANNER Water Tank.
For storage preparation instructions, see Post-Measurement Process on page 39.
CAUTION: STORE EQUIPMENT PROPERLY

• To maintain mechanical integrity, do not store water in the Water Tank.
Ensure that the system is clean and dry before storing.
• The 3D SCANNER, 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift, and Automatic Leveling Platform
must be stored in an indoor air-conditioned location.
• Do not store any radiation sensitive electronic equipment in the 3D Lift
storage compartments.
• Do not store any items in the Water Tank that are not used operationally or
are not part of the 3D SCANNER system.
CAUTION: STORE EQUIPMENT IN A SUITABLE LOCATION

• Never store the 3D SCANNER system, associated parts, or accessories
inside the treatment room.
• Never store the 3D SCANNER system in an area that is under construction.
Excessive dust may reduce the precision of the 3D SCANNER motors and
mechanical parts.
6.3 Shipping
The environmental conditions for shipping or transport, temperature, relative humidity, and
atmospheric pressure, are listed in 3D SCANNER Specifications on page 65.
When shipping or transporting the 3D SCANNER system between facilities, it is recommended to
use the accessory shipping cases for the 3D SCANNER Water Tank, Automatic Leveling Platform,
and 3D MiniLift. See Shipping Cases on page 5.
For shipping case packing or unpacking instructions, see the following Technical Bulletins.
P/N 1230043.
1230044.
Support and Maintenance Page 46 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

6.4 Handling
When measurement is complete, it is recommended to leave the 3D SCANNER Water Tank

attached to the Automatic Leveling Platform and 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift. If the 3D SCANNER Water
Tank needs to be transported independent of the Automatic Leveling Platform, see Disassembly
(Optional) on page 43.
Two person lift required. Use proper lifting and handling techniques to prevent injury
or equipment damage. Lift the Water Tank using the four lift handles. For the weight of
each component, see Specifications on page 65.
Use the lift

handles to
move the 3D
SCANNER
Use the lift

handles to
move the 3D
SCANNER
Figure 51. 3D SCANNER Lift Handles
6.5 Troubleshooting
6.5.1 3D SCANNER Water Tank Troubleshooting

Table 4. 3D SCANNER System Troubleshooting
Indication Probable Cause Solution

Use SNC Dosimetry software for exact
positioning of horizontal detector move-
ment, or always approach the desired
location from the same direction of
Hysteresis correction not Horizontal drive position has been travel when using the pendant. For
applied to horizontal drive changed using the fine or coarse example, if the desired direction of
position increment controls on the pendant. movement is negative, use the pendant
to intentionally overshoot the destina-
tion of interest and then return to the
desired location.

Table 4. 3D SCANNER System Troubleshooting (Continued)
Indication Probable Cause Solution

1. Disconnect power cable from 3D
SCANNER Water Tank and then
reconnect power cable.
2. Using Pendant, press A once to acti-
vate Water Tank controls.
3. Press and hold Ring - to rotate Ring
drive clockwise.Release button
when fully rotated.
4. Press and hold Ring + to rotate Ring
drive counterclockwise. Release
button when fully rotated.
5. Press and hold Vertical - to lower
Vertical drive. Release button when
fully lowered.
6. Press and hold Vertical + to raise
Vertical drive. Release button when
fully raised.
The 3D SCANNER motor Dust may have settled on the motor 7. Press and hold Diameter - to move
drives do not move. drives while the system was in storage. Diameter drive. Release button
when end of travel range reached.
8. Press and hold Diameter + to move
Diameter drive in opposite direction.
Release button when end of travel
range reached.
9. Press B twice to activate Advanced
Functions mode 2 controls. LED B
blinks slowly to indicate Advanced
Functions mode 2 active.
10. Press and release Level 2 + to move
Water Tank motors to Home
position.
11. Press B twice to deactivate
Advanced Functions mode 2
controls.
The Water Tank motors should now
move properly. Use provided dust
cover when storing equipment.
6.5.2 Electronics Enclosure Troubleshooting

For the location of the electronics enclosure LEDs, see Electronics Enclosure on page 53.
Table 5. Electronics Enclosure LEDs
Device Action Electrometer LEDs 3D SCANNER LED

A Field REF B
ON ON ON ON
Powering Up 10 seconds 10 seconds 10 seconds 3 seconds
Power On, Normal BLINK, 1 Hz OFF OFF BLINK, 1 Hz
Device Information Corrupt, FAST BLINK, FAST BLINK,
Not applicable Not applicable
PC Interface 4 Hz 4 Hz
Device Information Corrupt, FAST BLINK,
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Analog Channels 4 Hz
FAST BLINK,
Other Device Data* Corrupt Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
4 Hz
FAST BLINK,
Moving, 3DS Water Tank Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 4 Hz
* Other device data includes calibration file, ADCL calibration file, K L Values, Bucket DAC Settings, and Pulse
Height Variable.

6.5.3 Pendant Troubleshooting
In the cases described below, the 3D SCANNER system prevents pendant initiated movement of
the 3D SCANNER and Automatic Leveling Platform motors to prevent equipment damage or
accidental setup error.
• If the 3D SCANNER positions have not been homed, the vertical, theta, and diameter
drive motors cannot be moved using the pendant.
• If the Automatic Leveling Platform positions have not been homed, the Automatic
Leveling Platform motors cannot be moved using the pendant. However, an override
sequence is available. See Automatic Leveling Platform Home Positions Bypass Function
on page 49.
• If a Water Transfer Tube or 3D TPR Sensor is installed, and the theta drive has been
rotated beyond the accessory installation location, the theta drive cannot be moved using
the pendant.
• If a Water Transfer Tube or 3D TPR Sensor is installed, 3D SCANNER positions cannot be
homed using the pendant.
6.5.3.1 Automatic Leveling Platform Home Positions Bypass Function

If the Automatic Leveling Platform positions are already homed, this procedure allows you to
bypass the homed positions in order to manually move the Automatic Leveling Platform X and Y
axis motors.
1 Press the Water Tank button twice to enable Advanced Functions mode 1. LED A will blink
slowly.
2 Press the Lift/LP Mode button, hold it down for at least 5 seconds, and then release.
3 Observe that LEDs A and B are now ON. If they do not turn on, repeat Step 2.
4 Within 2 seconds, LEDs A and B will turn OFF.
• The bypass procedure is complete. Automatic Leveling Platform X and Y axis motors can
now be moved manually.
6.6 Contacting Sun Nuclear Support
You may request support in two ways:

• Submit a support request using the online form. See Support Website below.
• Contact the Sun Nuclear Support team by telephone:
• U.S.A.: +1 321-259-6862, Option 3
• Netherlands: +31 20 399 90 41, Option 1
• Germany: +49 61 02 50 49 500, Option 2
3D SCANNER after-hours support is available.
6.6.1 Support Website
1 Open an internet browser and navigate to www.sunnuclear.com/support.
2 Enter your email address and password and then click Login.
• To download product information, click Products and Devices, select the product, and
then select the download type.
• To open a Support request, click Open New Case, complete the form, and then click
Create Case.
6.7 Warranty
The Sun Nuclear Product Warranty can be found on the Sun Nuclear Support website,
www.sunnuclear.com/support.

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7 Hardware Reference
7.1 Water Tank
Maximum fill line (4) Reference Detector

Holder
WaterProof
PROFILER
connector and
"+X" Label Water Sensor
connector
Water transfer tube

bracket *
3D TPR bracket*
Maximum fill line (4)
+Y Gantry
Label
Laser Alignment
Field Detector
Holder Base
Figure 52. 3D SCANNER Water Tank
* The Water Transfer Tube bracket is used with the 3D Reservoir Water Transfer Tube. The 3D TPR bracket is used
with the 3D TPR Sensor. See Options and Accessories on page 3.
7.1.1 Scanning Mechanism

The scanning mechanism consists of three encoded, motorized drives:
• Ring (Theta) Drive — Rotates on the beam axis reference frame of the accelerator. Is
controlled by a stepper motor. Supports 330 degree travel.
• Diameter Drive — Controlled by a servo motor. Supports 500 mm travel without the radial
offset detector holder, or 650 mm travel with the radial offset detector holder.
• Vertical Drive — Controlled by master and slave stepper motors. The Vertical Drive
supports 400 mm travel.
For water tank specifications, see Specifications on page 65.
P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 51 Hardware Reference

Ring Drive
+ -
Vertical
Drive
Diameter
Drive
Figure 53. 3D SCANNER Motorized Drives
The following figure shows the components of the scanning mechanism.
Ring Drive Motor Diameter Drive and

Vertical Drive
Motors
Ring Drive Limit
Switch
Vertical Drive Motor
Scanning Belt
Rail Support Plate
Figure 54. Components of the Scanning Mechanism
Hardware Reference Page 52 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

7.1.2 Electronics Enclosure
The 3D SCANNER electronics enclosure contains the motor controller circuit boards and the
embedded 3D Electrometer. The enclosure protects the electronics from water and
electromagnetic interference.
7.1.2.1 Electronics Enclosure Connectors and LEDs

The following figure shows the connectors and LEDs on the electronics enclosure. For LED
troubleshooting information, see Electronics Enclosure Troubleshooting on page 48.
Field Detector High Voltage Symbol indicates that

Status LED bias voltage, up to +400 VDC, may Ethernet
be present on the inner portion of
Field Detector these conductors
Electrometer
Status LED
Reference
Detector Status Pendant
LED
Reference
Detector
Thermistor Input
(Reserved)
3D SCANNER Automatic
Status LED Leveling
Platform 1
Sensor for TPR
Accessory
External
Electrometer
Reserved
3D Reservoir
Automatic
Leveling
PDI Platform 2
Power
Figure 55. 3D SCANNER Electronics Enclosure Connectors and LEDs

Table 6. Electronics Enclosure Connectors
Connector Function
FIELD Triaxial BNC or TNC port for the field detector.
REF Triaxial BNC or TNC port for the reference detector.
ºC LEMO thermistor port for external temperature measurement. For future use.
TPR TPR Sensor.
Auxiliary External electrometer. For future use.
USB For future use.
Reservoir 3D Reservoir accessory.
PDI Power Data Interface Cable (from PDI 3.0).
Power Power cable from power supply.
ALP1 Connects to an Automatic Leveling Platform cable.
ALP2 Connects to an Automatic Leveling Platform cable.
Pendant Connects to the Pendant.
Connects to an external computer to upgrade firmware. The computer that is
Ethernet connected to the 3D SCANNER must comply with the IEC 60950-1, Safety of
Information Technology Equipment safety standard.
Table 7. Electronics Enclosure LEDs
Device Action Electrometer LEDs 3D SCANNER LED

A Field REF B
ON ON ON ON
Powering Up 10 seconds 10 seconds 10 seconds 3 seconds
Power On, Normal BLINK, 1 Hz OFF OFF BLINK, 1 Hz
Device Information Corrupt, FAST BLINK, FAST BLINK
Not applicable Not applicable
PC Interface 4 Hz 4 Hz
Device Information Corrupt, FAST BLINK,
Analog Channels 4 Hz
FAST BLINK,
Other Device Data* Corrupt Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
4 Hz
Moving, 3D SCANNER Water FAST BLINK,
Tank 4 Hz
* Other device data includes calibration file, ADCL calibration file, K L Values, Bucket DAC Settings, and Pulse
Height Variable.
7.1.3 3D Electrometer
The 3D Electrometer is housed in the electronics enclosure. The electrometer has two triaxial BNC
or triaxial TNC1 inputs for connection to the field and reference detectors. If your detector has a
coaxial connector, install a coaxial to triaxial adapter..
The center pin of a coaxial connector

is larger than the center pin of a
triaxial connector.
Coaxial Triaxial
Figure 56. Coaxial Center Pin larger than Triaxial Center Pin
1. The electrometer input type, BNC or TNC, is selected when ordering the 3D SCANNER from Sun Nuclear. The
part number for a 3D SCANNER with TNC inputs is 1230000-0TZ.

page 3.
7.1.3.1 Electrometer Inputs

The basic configuration of the FIELD and REF triaxial inputs is shown below. The center conductor
of the electrometer FIELD and REF ports is the input, the outer shell of the triaxial connection is
grounded, and the guard is used to eliminate leakage current in high impedance circuits. The Bias
Voltage potential is between the guard ring and the outer shell. The voltage bias to the FIELD and
REF inputs can be adjusted from -400V to +400V using SNC Dosimetry software.
Figure 57. Input Configuration
Note: Leave the protective caps on the electrometer FIELD and REF inputs when not
in use. The interior of the connectors has high impedance, meaning if contamination
enters it will cause leakage current to increase and possibly make the electrometer
unusable. Do not spray electronic contact cleaner into the connectors, as this could
increase leakage.
Ionization Chamber
When an ion chamber is connected to the electrometer, the center conductor carries the bias
voltage and the outer braid is grounded.
To
measurement
circuit
Figure 58. Ion Chamber to Electrometer Input
Sun Nuclear EDGE™ Detector

Option 1: Two EDGE™ Detectors
The EDGE detector does not require bias voltage. If using two EDGE detectors, set bias voltage
to 0 Volts.
Option 2: EDGE™ Detector and Ion chamber combination

An ionization chamber requires bias voltage. However, due to the EDGE Detector’s unique 3-
terminal configuration, as shown in Figure 59, it can be safely used in combination with an ion
chamber, and bias voltage can be applied without causing measurement errors or damaging the
EDGE detector.
To
measurement
circuit
Figure 59. EDGE Detector Configuration to Electrometer Input
Diode Detectors other than Sun Nuclear EDGE™ Detector

Diode detectors other than the Sun Nuclear EDGE Detector cannot be used in combination with
an ion chamber.
Diode detectors typically have a two-terminal connector on a coaxial cable. If the terminals are
directly across the diode junction and voltage is applied, the result is measurement errors and
possible damage to the diode and electrometer.
To use a coaxial diode detector, ensure that the diode will be isolated from an applied voltage
across the p-n junction or ensure voltage is set to 0 Volts. Also, connect a coaxial to triaxial adapter,
BNC or TNC. See Detector Adapters on page 3

7.1.4 Pendant
The pendant is used to control the 3D MiniLift, 3D Lift, Automatic Leveling Platform, and 3D
SCANNER motors from inside the treatment room. The pendant has 12 momentary contact
switches. Two of the momentary switches are used to select a mode and ten are used to control
motors.
All of the Pendant functions, except the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift controls, can be performed from the
pendant or from SNC Dosimetry software.
7.1.4.1 Pendant Buttons/Switches

The pendant has 12 momentary contact switches. Two of the momentary switches are used to
select a mode and ten of the switches are used to control motors.
Water Tank Lift Table / Automatic Leveling

Functions Platform Functions
Water Tank button A Lift Table / Automatic

(see Water Tank Mode Leveling Platform
on page 58) button B (see Lift Table
or Leveling Platform
Mode on page 59)
Leveling Platform X
motor
Ring drive rotation
Leveling Platform Y
Vertical (Z) drive up or motor
down
Leveling Platform Z1
Diameter drive motor
Leveling Platform Z2
Pump drain/fill motor
Raise/lower Lift Table

Fine/coarse increment
Buttons on left side of pendant Buttons on right side of pendant

apply movement in negative apply movement in positive
direction or counterclockwise direction or clockwise.
See Pendant Advanced

Functions on page 60
Figure 60. Pendant Buttons and Switches
CAUTION: Moving Parts

• Before activating a pendant function, ensure that the movement will not
impact nearby equipment.
• If motion errors are detected, the system will force-stop motion.
• To stop pendant-activated motion immediately, release the pendant button.

7.1.4.2 Pendant Modes
The 3D SCANNER pendant has four modes. The functions in each mode are labeled.
Water Tank Mode — Enables pendant control of the 3D SCANNER Water Tank motors and
3D Reservoir motors or pump. See Water Tank Mode on page 58.
Automatic Leveling Platform Mode — Enables pendant control of the 3D MiniLift or 3D Lift
motors and the Automatic Leveling Platform motors. See Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode
on page 59.
Advanced Functions Mode 1 and 2 — Enables the pendant advanced control functions that
are used to home motors, set zero point positions, and control motor movement. See
Pendant Advanced Functions on page 60.
Table 8. Pendant LEDs
Pendant LEDs
Control State LED B, Lift Table or
LED A, Water Tank Automatic Leveling
Platform
Normal Mode, Pendant Idle OFF OFF
Lift Table or Automatic Leveling Platform Control OFF ON
Mode
Water Tank Control Mode ON OFF
Advanced Functions Mode 1 Slow Blink, 2 Hz OFF
Advanced Functions Mode 2 OFF Slow Blink, 2 Hz
Home 3D SCANNER positions, home Automatic
Leveling Platform positions, or move to Drain Fast Blink, 4 Hz Fast Blink, 4 Hz
Position
7.1.4.3 Water Tank Mode
Water Tank Mode, LED A On
Press and release to switch to Lift Table or

Press and release to enable or disable Automatic Leveling Platform mode. See
Water Tank mode. Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode on
page 59.
Press and hold to rotate the Ring Drive Press and hold to rotate the Ring Drive
clockwise (-Release to stop. a counterclockwise (-. Release to stop. a
Press and hold to move the Vertical Drive Press and hold to move the Vertical Drive
down (+SSD). Release to stop. a up (-SSD). Release to stop.a
Press and hold to move the Diameter Drive Press and hold to move the Diameter Drive
(-Dia). Release to stop. a (+Dia). Release to stop. a
Figure 61. Pendant - Water Tank Mode

Water Tank Mode, LED A On
3D Reservoir Pump drains Water Tank. b 3D Reservoir Pump fills Water Tank b
Press and hold an Increment button while Press and hold an Increment button while
pressing and releasing a Pump button to pressing and releasing a Pump button to
activate and deactivate pump. activate and deactivate pump.
Press & hold Increment + and press and release Pump + = 300 sec, (5 min.) FILL
Press & hold Increment – and press and release Pump + = 30 sec, FILL
Press & hold Increment + and press and release Pump – = 300 sec, (5 min.) DRAIN
Press & hold Increment – and press and release Pump – = 30 sec, DRAIN
Press and hold to select fine increment for Press and hold to select coarse increment
Ring, Vertical, Diameter Drive motion, and for Ring, Vertical, Diameter Drive motion,
for 3D Reservoir pump fill or drain. and for 3D Reservoir pump fill or drain.
Default Fine Increment c Default Coarse Increment c
Diameter: Dia = 1 mm Diameter: Dia = 10 mm
Vertical: Z/SSD = 1 mm Vertical: Z/SSD = 10 mm
Ring: = 15° Ring: = 90° (Cardinal Points)
Pump: 30 seconds Pump: 5 minutes (300 seconds)
Figure 61. Pendant - Water Tank Mode (Continued)
a. If the 3D SCANNER positions have not been homed, the Ring, Diameter, and Vertical drive controls are
disabled.
b. If the Valve Control Switch on the 3D Reservoir is not already set to the correct position, FILL or DRAIN, it may
take up to 20 seconds before the pump is activated. It is not necessary to touch the valve control switch on
the 3D Reservoir because the pendant will change the valve position automatically.
c. The default fine and coarse increments for Diameter, Vertical, and Ring drive motion can be changed in SNC
Dosimetry software system preferences. For details, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide, P/N
1230067, or the SNC Dosimetry Help Index.
7.1.4.4 Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode
Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode, LED B On
Press and release to switch to Press and release to enable or

Water Tank mode. See Water disable Lift Table or Leveling
Tank Mode on page 58. Platform mode.
Press and hold to move Press and hold to move

Leveling Platform toward -X. Leveling Platform toward +X.
Release to stop. Release to stop.
Press and hold to move Press and hold to move

Leveling Platform toward -Y. Leveling Platform toward +Y.
Figure 62. Pendant - Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode

Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode, LED B On
Press and hold to tilt left side of Press and hold to tilt left side of
Leveling Platform down. Leveling Platform up. Release
Release to stop. to stop.
Press and hold to tilt right side Press and hold to tilt right side
of Leveling Platform down. of Leveling Platform up.
Press and hold to lower the Lift Press and hold to raise the Lift
Table. Release to stop. Table. Release to stop.
Figure 62. Pendant - Lift Table or Leveling Platform Mode (Continued)
Note: The above functions are only available if the Leveling Platform positions have
NOT been homed. For instruction to bypass the Leveling Platform Home Positions, see
Automatic Leveling Platform Home Positions Bypass Function on page 49.
7.1.4.5 Pendant Advanced Functions

The Pendant provides an Advanced Functions mode for setup and setup verification activities.
Pressing the A button twice activates commonly used functions, such as move to ring center, or
set water level. Pressing the B button twice activates less commonly used functions that can
affect the setup. Some Pendant functions may not be available if the Water Tank and Leveling
Platform motor homing sequences have not been completed.
Advanced Functions Mode 1, LED A Blinks Slowly Advanced Functions Mode 2, LED B Blinks Slowly
Press and release to Press and release to

Press twice to activate Press twice to activate
deactivate Advanced deactivate Advanced
Advanced Functions Advanced Functions
Functions Mode 1 Functions Mode 2
Mode 2 controls Mode 1 controls
controls (Idle) controls (Idle)
Figure 63. Pendant - Advanced Functions

Advanced Functions Mode 1, LED A Blinks Slowly Advanced Functions Mode 2, LED B Blinks Slowly
Press and release to set

Press and release the Ring Center. b
to move to Ring No Function No Function
Center. a, b, c Note: Training is required
to use this function.
Press and release to Press and release to set

No Function No Function
move to Water Level. b the Angle Offset. b, d
Press and release to

move Water Tank to
Press and release to set empty (drain) position. f
No Function No Function
the Water Level. b, e Press and release again
after emptying, to return
to previous position.
Press and release to set Press and release to

the Vertical Limit (that is, return the Water Tank
No Function No Function Motors to the home
the Maximum Height). b position.
Press and release to Press and release to

remove the Vertical Limit move the Leveling
(that is, the Maximum No Function No Function
Platform Motors to the
Height). b home position.
Figure 63. Pendant - Advanced Functions (Continued)
a. Ring Center (RC) is defined by software or the Pendant (default (RC):255 mm. The valid range is 240 mm RC 
265 mm. The Ring Center is not necessarily equivalent to the crosshair position. To set the Ring Center manually,
see Manual Setup Step 3 - Set the Ring Center in the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC
Dosimetry Help Index.
b. This function is only available after homing the 3D SCANNER positions.
c. When complete, set the ring center.
d. Angle Offset valid range: 0°  10°.
e. When complete, set the water level.
f. This function is only available after homing the Automatic Leveling Platform positions.

7.1.5 Field Detector Holder Base
The field detector holder base moves with the scanning mechanism. For a list of detector holders
that are included with each 3D SCANNER system, see Multi Detector Holder Kit on page 2. For a
list of accessory detector holders, see Detector Holders on page 4. The following figure shows
the 10 mm horizontal detector holder mounted in the field detector holder base.
Water Sensor
Detector Holder, Field Detector,

detachable SNC125c shown
Field Detector
Holder Base
Figure 64. Example of Detector Holder Mounted on Field Detector Holder Base
7.1.6 Reference Detector Holder

The reference detector holder supports the radiation detectors listed in Supported Detectors on
page 69. Select a reference detector from the appendix whose properties are suitable for the
planned measurements.
The Model 1046 Reference Detector is not mounted in the 3D SCANNER reference detector
holder. It is mounted on the linac head to measure leakage radiation while scanning. For detailed
instructions, see the Model 1046 Reference Detector User Guide.
7.1.7 Power Data Interface 3.0, PDI 3.0

The Power Data Interface, PDI 3.0, device routes power to the 3D SCANNER and translates
communications between the instrument and the computer that is running SNC Dosimetry
software. A 25-meter cable connects the 3D SCANNER to the PDI 3.0 located in the control room.
The PDI 3.0 is shipped with an external power converter, GlobTek Model GTM21089-1818-T3,
which must be used with the PDI 3.0. The GlobTek power converter automatically adapts to any
power source within the range of 100-240 VAC, 1 phase, 50-60 Hz.
Figure 65. PDI 3.0
For a description of the PDI 3.0 connectors and LEDs as well as PDI 3.0 troubleshooting
information, see Technical Bulletin 2-09, Power Data Interface (PDI) 3.0, P/N 0224011, which is
provided with the PDI 3.0.
’
Note: The previous version of the PDI, labeled PDI 2.0, is compatible with 3D
SCANNER. However, the first generation PDI, labeled P/DI, is not compatible and
cannot be used with the 3D SCANNER system. For more information about PDI device
types, contact Sun Nuclear Support.

7.2 Automatic Leveling Platform
The Automatic Leveling Platform attaches to the top of the Lift Table or 3D MiniLift and provides
a stable platform for the 3D SCANNER Water Tank. The Automatic Leveling Platform is required
to use the 3D SCANNER AutoSetup feature.
White
support
White
White support
support
Keyed corner
supports
Figure 66. Automatic Leveling Platform

The Automatic Leveling Platform features one keyed corner and three white supports. The keyed
corner mates to the 3D SCANNER Water Tank extended handle, the one that is closest to the
electronics enclosure.
The Automatic Leveling Platform uses two bi-directional vertical screws, operated by the Z1 and
Z2 stepper motors, to level the tank. It also has two bi-directional X-Y screws operated by stepper
motors to move the tank in the X or Y direction. The Automatic Leveling Platform motors can be
controlled using the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software.
7.3 3D MiniLift™
The 3D MiniLift positions the 3D SCANNER system in the beam under test and sets the vertical
position of the 3D SCANNER system.
The 3D MiniLift legs can be adjusted to three preset positions, as shown in the figure below. With
the legs in the Storage position, the 3D MiniLift can be easily transported in a vehicle. When the
3D MiniLift legs are in the Measurement position, the 3D MiniLift straddles the Floor Ring on the
treatment room floor and provides maximum stability for the 3D SCANNER system.
Measurement Position Transport Position Storage Position
Figure 67. 3D MiniLift Leg Positions

When measurement is complete and the 3D SCANNER has been drained of water and dried
thoroughly, the Water Tank and Automatic Leveling Platform can remain attached to the 3D
MiniLift for storage.
The 3D MiniLift vertical position is controlled using the pendant. See Pendant on page 57.
Observe the following rules when using the 3D MiniLift:
• Verify that the area above the Water Tank is clear of obstructions before raising the 3D
MiniLift.
• Always retract the 3D MiniLift fully before moving the 3D SCANNER system.
For 3D MiniLift information, see the 3D MiniLift User Guide, P/N 1230037.

8 Specifications
8.1 Environmental and Service Life Specifications
Characteristic Specification
• Temperature: 10° to 40° C (50° to 104° F)
Storage • Relative Humidity: 10 to 90%, non-condensing
• Pressure: 57.2 to 106 kPa
• Ambient Temperature:18° to 30° C (64° to 86° F)
Operating • Relative Humidity: 20 to 80%
• Temperature: –30 to 50 °C (–22 to 122 °F)
Shipping and Transport • Relative Humidity: 10 to 90%, non-condensing
10 years, assuming the equipment is operated as described in Intended Use
on page iii, the equipment is operated and stored in an environment that
Service Life meets the temperature and humidity conditions listed below, and the equip-
ment maintenance agreement is renewed annually.
8.2 3D SCANNER Specifications
Category Characteristic Specification

Vertical scan range (mm) 400 in air, 400 in water *
Diameter (mm) 650 with offset, 500 without offset
Ring (degrees) 330
Four encoded electric motors, 3 stepper, 1
Motors
Scanning servo
Scanning modes Continuous and step-by-step
Scanning speed range (cm per second) 0.025, 0.05, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 0.8, or 1.6
Scanning accuracy (mm) 0.1 in all dimensions
Water surface detection accuracy (mm) 0.2
Thickness wall, thickness bottom (mm) 13, 19
Diameter inner (mm) 676
Dimensions (mm) 875 (W), 673 (H)
Water Tank Weight (kg, lbs) Empty: 44, 96, Full: 210, 462
166 to the Maximum Fill line, 176.67 to the
Water capacity (l) top of the Water Tank
Material Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) (acrylic)
TPR Sensor Accessory Threaded DIN 6 Pin Receptacle
USB USB Type A Receptacle (for future use)
RJ45 Modular Receptacle with Latch
Ethernet (reserved)
Pendant DSUB 15pin Female with Thumb Screws
Electronics ALP1 DSUB-HD 26pin Male with Thumb Screws
Enclosure
Connectors ALP2 DSUB-HD 26pin Female with Thumb Screws
PDI Threaded DIN 8 Pin Receptacle
Sealed, Threaded 2.5mm pin ID Coaxial
Power Receptacle
3D Reservoir Mini DIN 6 pin Receptacle
Auxiliary Threaded DIN 8 Pin Receptacle
P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 65 Specifications

Lemo Multiple Pole Circular Connector,
WP PROFILER Latching, 10 pin Receptacle
Lemo NIM-CAMAC CD/N 529, Coaxial,
Water Sensor
Dual Motor Hous- Latching Receptacle
ing Connectors Binder Mini Circular, Threaded, 12 pin
Motors Female Receptacle
Binder Mini Circular, Threaded, 14 pin Male
Sensors Socket
Automatic Level- ALP1 DSUB-HD 26pin Female with Thumb Screws
ing Platform
Cables ALP2 DSUB-HD 26pin Male with Thumb Screws
3D MiniLift Plastic Connector, Shell size 11, Threaded 4
Lift Connection
Connector pin Male
TPR Sensor Drain (200 mm) 1.2 minutes
Fill (200 mm) 2.7 minutes
Type Medical rated switching - Class 1
Power Input from Mains 100-240 VAC, 47-63 Hz, 1.5 to 0.64 A
Output to 3D SCANNER 24 VDC, 5.42 A, 130 W max.
Medical Electrical Basic Safety and Essential Performance Certified to meet IEC 60601-1
Equipment
Classification Electromagnetic Performance Class I Certified to meet IEC 60601-1-2
* Contact Sun Nuclear Support for instructions to acquire a 40 cm scan.
8.2.1 Water Tank - Physical Dimensions
676
mm
673
mm
875
mm
Figure 68. Physical Dimensions of Water Tank
Specifications Page 66 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

8.3 3D Electrometer Specifications
Characteristic Specification
Channels 2
Charge 10 pC to no upper limit
Current 12 pA to 7.2 nA
Collection interval 25 ms to 100 ms
LINAC pulse count Included. With threshold detection
Bias voltage 0 V to ±400 V *
Tested to assure compliance with the relevant performance
Medical Electrical Equipment characteristics as documented in the IEC 60731 standard. The 3D
Classification Electrometer was tested as part of a scanning class dosimetry system.
* Although a bias voltage from -400 V to +400 V can be selected, the precision of the voltage is ±5%. For
example, if -350 V is selected, the electrometer sets the value from -367 V to -333 V.
8.4 Automatic Leveling Platform Specifications

X or Y motion range (mm) ± 28
Angular movement range 2.5
(degrees)
Dimensions (mm) 612 L x 612 W x 128 H*
Weight (kg) 23.1 (without lift ring)
Leveling feet 1 fixed, 2 adjustable
Maximum supported 320
Automatic Level- weight (kg)
ing Platform Material Aluminum top plate, frame and tilt plate
Motor Type Stepper motor, No encoders (x, y and leveling)
Movement repeatability, ± 0.03
X or Y & Vertical (mm)
Vertical adjustment step ± 0.3
size (mm)
X or Y adjustment step size ± 0.3
(mm)
Provided by SCANNER system power supply. See 3D
Power Input SCANNER Specifications on page 65.
* Height is with the Leveling Platform in nominal position with the leveling motors centered.
P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 67 Specifications

8.4.1 Automatic Leveling Platform - Physical Dimensions
619 mm (24.37
inches)
619 mm
(24.37
inches)
Figure 69. Automatic Leveling Platform - Physical Dimensions
8.5 3D MiniLift Specifications
For 3D MiniLift specifications, see the 3D MiniLift User Guide, P/N 1230037.
8.6 3D Reservoir Specifications
For 3D Reservoir specifications, see the 3D Reservoir User Guide, P/N 1230014.
Specifications Page 68 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

Appendix A: Detectors and Detector
Holders
Supported Detectors
This section lists the ionization chambers and diode detectors that are supported for use with 3D
SCANNER detector holders.
Table A-1. Detectors Supported by the EDGE Detector Holder Kit, P/N 1230370Z
Manufacturer Model Name/Type Width (mm) Height (mm)

Sun Nuclear 1118 EDGE Detector™ 5.5 3.9
Table A-2. Detectors Supported by the 6.35 mm Horizontal Detector Holder, P/N 1230339Z and the
6.35 mm Vertical Detector Holder P/N 1230344Z
Manufacturer Part Number or Model Name/Type Diameter (mm)

A1SL Miniature Shonka Thimble Chamber 6.35
Standard Imaging A16 Microchamber 6.35
A14SL Microchamber 6.35
Table A-3. Detectors Supported by the 7 mm Detector Holder, P/N 1230375Z and the 7 mm
Vertical Detector Holder P/N 1230465Z

31010 0.125 cm Semiflex Chamber 6.99
31014 PinPoint Chamber 6.99
31015 PinPoint Chamber 6.99
31016 PinPoint 3D Chamber 6.99
60008* Dosimetry Diode P 6.9
PTW
60012* Dosimetry Diode E 6.9
60016* Dosimetry Diode P 7.0
60017* Dosimetry Diode E 7.0
60018* Dosimetry Diode SRS 6.9
60019 microDiamond 6.99
Standard Imaging A18* Ion Chamber 6.9
* These radiation detectors cannot be used in the 7 mm Horizontal or Offset Detector Holders.
Table A-4. Detectors Supported by the 10 mm Detector Holder, P/N 1230340Z and the 10 mm
Vertical Detector Holder, P/N 1230445Z

Sun Nuclear 1041 SNC125c, Compact Chamber 9.9
CC01 Compact Chamber 10
IBA
CC13-S Compact Chamber 10
P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 69 Detectors and Detector Holders

Table A-5. Detectors Supported by the Farmer Type Detector Holder, P/N 1230267Z

Sun Nuclear 1047 SNC600c, Farmer Type Chamber 12.6
FC65-P Farmer Type Chamber 12.7
IBA FC23-C Farmer Type Chamber 12.7
FC65-G Farmer Type Chamber 12.7
30010 Farmer Chamber 12.6
PTW
A19 Farmer Type Chamber 12.7
Standard Imaging A12 Farmer Type Chamber 12.7
A12S Modified Farmer Type Chamber 12.7
Table A-6. Detectors Supported by the Universal Detector Holder, P/N 1230247Z

A1 Miniature Shonka Thimble Chamber 12.7
A14 Ion Chamber 6.0
Standard Imaging
A14P Planar Micro Chamber 6.0
A18 Ion Chamber 6.9
Table A-7. Detectors Supported by the Universal Vertical Detector Holder, P/N 1230274Z*

PFD (3G) Photon Field Detector 4
EFD (3G) Electron Field Detector 4
IBA
RFD (3G) Radiation Reference Detector 5
SFD (3G) Stereotactic Field Detector 4
* The Vertical Detector Holder is mounted in the Universal Detector Holder. See “Installing the Universal Verti-
cal Detector Holder” on page 82.
Table A-8. Detectors Supported by the 30 mm Parallel Plate Detector Holder, P/N 1230272Z
Manufacturer Part Number or Model Name/Type Outer Shell

Diameter (mm)
23343 Markus® 30
PTW
34045 Advanced Markus 30
NACP Parallel Plate Chamber 0.16 cm 30
IBA
PPC05 Parallel Plate Chamber 30
Standard Imaging A10 Parallel Plate Chamber 30
* The 30 mm Parallel Plate detector holder mounts in the Farmer type detector holder.
Table A-9. Detectors Supported by the 44 mm Parallel Plate Detector Holder, P/N 1230269Z
Manufacturer Part Number or Model Name/Type Outer Shell

Diameter (mm)
Sun Nuclear 1045 SNC350p 43.9
PTW 34001 Roos® 44
IBA PPC40 Roos Type ionization chamber 44
A11 Roos Type ionization chamber 44.4
Standard Imaging
A11TW Roos Type ionization chamber 44.4
* The 44 mm Parallel Plate detector holder mounts in the Farmer type detector holder.
Detectors and Detector Holders Page 70 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

Installing Offset Detector Holder
The Offset Detector Holder extends the 3D SCANNER diameter drive scanning range from 500
mm to 650 mm.
• Measurements using the Offset Detector Holder travel in the negative axis of the
diameter drive. See Scanning Mechanism on page 51.
• The Offset Detector Holder is not for use with vertically held detectors or Farmer type
chambers.
• The Offset Detector Holder does not support Exradin detectors or the EDGE Detector.
For instructions to set up SNC Dosimetry software to acquire measurements using the Offset
Detector Holder, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Help
Index.
1 Attach the Offset Detector Holder to the 3D SCANNER detector base as shown. Tighten the
thumbscrews clockwise, finger tight.
Detector
Holder Base 7 mm or 10 mm
Horizontal
Detector Holder
Offset Detector Holder
Figure A-1. Installing the Offset Detector Holder
2 Connect the detector to the electrometer as described in Install Field Detector Holder on
page 18.
3 Insert the detector in the 7mm or 10 mm horizontal detector holder, as shown in Figure A-2.
• Insert the detector in the detector holder from the center of the Water Tank such that the
active area is pointed toward the horizontal rail.
• If necessary, loosen the clamp thumbscrew (rotate counterclockwise), insert the detector
in the detector holder clamp, and push the detector through the detector holder until the
stem is visible.
• If the detector has a setup marking, orient it toward the radiation source.
• If you have a setup cap for the detector, use it to position the detector in the detector
holder as described in Detector Setup on page 20.
Optional: For better cable management, install a detector holder (7 mm or 10 mm) on the detector
holder base and route the detector cable through the strap and the detector holder.

Marking shows proper
detector orientation
Figure A-2. Installing Detector in the Offset Detector Holder (SNC125c Shown)
Installing Inverted Offset Detector Holder
The Inverted Offset Detector Holder allows you to obtain large field scans (>50 cm) in the 145-
179 degree region as needed for certain treatment planning systems, such as Monaco CMS,
which requires a >50 cm scan at each 10 degree interval. For an example use case, see Monaco:
Large Scans (>50 cm Length) at 150-180 (330-360) Degrees in the SNC Dosimetry Software
Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry Software Help Index.
• The Inverted Offset Detector Holder is only for scans at 145 - 175 degrees.
• The Inverted Offset Detector Holder is not for use with vertically held detectors or Farmer
type chambers.
• The Inverted Offset Detector Holder does not support Exradin detectors.
For instructions to set up SNC Dosimetry software to acquire measurements using the Inverted
Offset Detector Holder, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC Dosimetry
Help Index.
1 Attach the Inverted Offset Detector Holder to the 3D SCANNER detector base as shown.
Tighten the thumbscrews clockwise, finger tight.

Detector
Holder Base
7 mm or 10 mm
Horizontal
Detector Holder
Inverted Offset Detector
Holder
Figure A-3. Installing the Inverted Offset Detector Holder
2 Connect the detector to the electrometer as described in Install Field Detector Holder on
page 18.
3 Insert the detector in the 7 mm or 10 mm detector holder starting from the center of the
Water Tank such that the active area is pointed toward the horizontal rail.
• If necessary, loosen the clamp thumbscrew (rotate counterclockwise), insert the detector
in the detector holder clamp, and push the detector through the detector holder until the
stem is visible.
• If the detector has a setup marking, orient it toward the radiation source.
• If you have a setup cap for the detector, use it to position the detector in the detector
holder as described in Detector Setup on page 20.
Optional: For better cable management, install a detector holder (7 mm or 10 mm) on the detector
holder base and route the detector cable through the strap and the detector holder.
Marking shows proper

detector orientation
Figure A-4. Installing Detector in Inverted Offset Detector Holder (SNC125c Shown)

Installing Farmer Type Detector Holder and Farmer Type Ionization Chamber
Note: SNC Dosimetry AutoSetup cannot be completed with a Farmer type ionization
chamber. AutoSetup should be completed with a small volume thimble chamber, Sun
Nuclear EDGE™ detector, or other diode detector prior to acquiring measurements
with a Farmer type ionization chamber.
When the SNC600c Farmer type ionization chamber is properly installed in the Farmer type
detector holder, the intersection of the geometric center of the active volume and the central axis
is located at the Water Tank’s ring center, 16 mm radially from the front face of the detector holder
base, and 30 mm vertically above the tip of the water sensor. The vertical offset from the water
surface must be set manually using the 3D SCANNER pendant or SNC Dosimetry™ software.
See Supported Detectors on page 69 for a list of Farmer type ionization chambers that can be used
with the Farmer type detector holder.
The Farmer type detector holder is required to support the Sun Nuclear 30 mm (P/N 1230272Z)
and 44 mm (P/N 1230269Z) parallel plate detector holders used with parallel plate ionization
chambers. See Installing Parallel Plate Detector Holder and Parallel Plate Ionization Chamber on
page 78.
1 For ease in setup, use the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software to raise the detector holder
base above water level. Remove any currently installed detector holders.
2 Using two captive thumbscrews, install the Farmer type detector holder in the 3D SCANNER
detector holder base. Note the orientation symbol on the detector holder to ensure the
detector is installed in the correct orientation to the Water Tank center. Rotate thumbscrews
clockwise until finger tight.
Align thumbscrews
over holes in Tighten
detector block thumbscrews
finger tight
Orientation
symbol
Figure A-5. Installing Farmer Type Detector Holder in 3D SCANNER
3 Set the 3D Electrometer’s voltage to 0 volts and verify one end of the field detector extension
cable is connected to the 3D Electrometer’s Field input.
4 Remove the connector’s protective cap and connect the Farmer type detector to the other
end of the 3D SCANNER field detector extension cable.
5 Install the Farmer type detector in the detector holder as shown in Figure A-6.
a. Loosen the thumbscrew that secures the detector in the detector holder.
b. Referencing the detector holder orientation symbol, insert the detector into the detector
holder so the thimble is pointed toward the center of the Water Tank (away from the hor-
izontal rail), then push the detector through the detector holder until the stem is visible.
c. Orient the rotational alignment marking toward the delivery system.

T
Insert Farmer type Orient rotational

ion chamber in alignment marking
detector holder to delivery system
Loosen
thumbscrew
Figure A-6. Installing Farmer Type Ion Chamber in Farmer Type Detector Holder (SNC600c shown)
6 Install the buildup cap to assist with positioning.

a. Grasp the chamber body stem on the cable side with one hand, and with the other hand,
gently slide the buildup cap over the chamber until a positive stop is felt.
b. Rotate the buildup cap clockwise and tighten finger tight.
7 Gently push the buildup cap toward the detector holder until flush.
Slide buildup cap on and

rotate clockwise to tighten
Push until flush with

detector holder
Figure A-7. Using Buildup Cap to Position 3DVH in Detector Holder
8 Rotate the detector holder thumbscrew clockwise until finger tight.

9 Insert the cable through the cable clip on the Dual Motor Housing. Use the cable retainer clips
under the Water Tank ring drive for additional cable management.
Note: Ensure a sufficient length of cable is available for 40 cm depth at the Water Tank
edge.
10 Rotate the ring drive and verify the cables do not tangle or snag.
11 Verify the gantry is in the fully upright position.

Setup
marking
Tip of water level

sensor to ion 30
mm Intersection of
chamber’s central axis geometric center of
active volume and
central axis
16
mm
Ring center
Figure A-8. Farmer Type Ionization Chamber Alignment in 3D SCANNER (SNC600c shown)
12 Referencing the three figures below, visually verify that the ionization chamber is aligned to
the delivery system, that the delivery system crosshairs align with the buildup cap markings,
and that the ion chamber is parallel with the water surface.
• The lateral effective point of measurement should be located 16 mm from the front face
of the detector holder base; alignment can be observed with congruence of crosshairs
and setup markings.
• The vertical effective point of measurement (central axis) is nominally located 30 mm
above the tip of water sensor when the detector is parallel with the detector holder base
(if the detector pitch is adjusted, reset the water level).
Check alignment of
delivery system crosshairs
to buildup cap markings
Figure A-9. SNC600c Buildup Cap and SNC600c Installed in 3D SCANNER
• The detector is parallel with

the water surface when the
buildup cap uniformly touches
the water surface.
If the detector is not level,
rotate the Farmer type detec-
tor holder pitch adjustment
knob to adjust the pitch (Fig-
• Rotate knob clockwise to adjust down
ure A-10.) • Rotate knob counterclockwise to adjust up
13 Use the buildup cap dot marking or
central axis as a guide to set the Figure A-10. Pitch Adjustment Knob to Level Detector
water level.
a. Using SNC Dosimetry software or the pendant, adjust the horizontal rail to set the detec-
tor’s vertical position such that the water surface bisects the buildup cap dot marking
(central axis) as shown in Figure A-11..

b. To observe the buildup cap position, view the reflection on the underside of the water
surface.
Correct Too low Too high
Figure A-11. Observed Reflection for Setting Water Level
c. When the water surface bisects the dot marking or central axis, use SNC Dosimetry or
pendant to manually set the water level.
14 Confirm the setup by observing congruence of delivery system crosshairs with buildup cap
markings at 90°, 180°, and 270° rotation at the water surface, and at the intended
measurement depth, then return to 0° position. If congruence is not observed, check the
setup, and also investigate possible issues with gantry position, lasers, or crosshairs.
15 Remove the buildup cap.
16 Place the ODI Check on the water surface, then set SSD.
17 Use SNC Dosimetry software to select the Farmer type detector as the field detector, and
then apply voltage, collect background, and perform normalization.
Uninstalling Farmer Type Ionization Chamber and Detector Holder

1 Set the 3D Electrometer to 0 volts, then disconnect the Farmer type ionization chamber from
the 3D SCANNER’s field detector extension cable.
2 Use the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software to raise the horizontal drive and detector holder
above water.
3 Remove the buildup cap and dry with a clean, dry cloth.
4 Remove the detector cable from the cable clips.
5 Loosen the Farmer type detector holder thumbscrew, then gently grasp the ion chamber
body or stem and remove it from the detector holder. Do not pull on the cable to remove the
ion chamber from the detector holder.
6 Remove the Farmer type detector holder from the 3D SCANNER detector holder base.
7 Dry all parts thoroughly before storing.
For additional instructions, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for the Farmer type ionization
chamber.

Installing Parallel Plate Detector Holder and Parallel Plate Ionization Chamber
Note: In the 3D SCANNER system, parallel plate ionization chambers are only used
for PDD scans or point measurements. SNC Dosimetry AutoSetup cannot be
completed with a parallel plate ionization chamber. Perform AutoSetup with a small
volume thimble chamber, Sun Nuclear EDGE™ detector, or other diode detector prior
to acquiring PDD scans or point measurements with a parallel plate ionization
chamber.
The 30 mm and 44 mm Parallel Plate detector holders (P/N 1230272Z and 1230269Z) are designed
to be installed in the Sun Nuclear Farmer type detector holder (P/N 1230267Z). For Farmer type
detector holder installation instructions, see Installing Farmer Type Detector Holder and Farmer
Type Ionization Chamber on page 74.
When a parallel plate detector holder is installed in 3D SCANNER the geometric center of the
active volume is located 16 mm from the 3D SCANNER detector holder base. The vertical EPOM
and the water surface must be set manually using the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software.
30 mm, P/N 1230272Z

44 mm, P/N 1230269Z
See Supported Detectors on page 69 for a list of parallel plate ionization chambers that can be
used with the 30 mm and 44 mm Parallel Plate detector holders. The 30 mm parallel plate detector
holder supports the Markus® and Advanced Markus® detectors’ protection cap used for in-water
measurements.
1 For ease in setup, use the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software to raise the detector holder
base above water level before beginning installation.
2 Install the Farmer type detector holder in the 3D SCANNER detector holder base (see
Installing Farmer Type Detector Holder and Farmer Type Ionization Chamber on page 74).
3 Insert the parallel plate detector holder in the Farmer type detector holder, then rotate the
thumbscrew clockwise until finger tight. If necessary, loosen the Farmer type detector holder
thumbscrew (rotate counterclockwise), before installing the parallel plate detector holder
When installed, the parallel plate detector holder must be flush with the Farmer type detector
holder to ensure correct alignment in relation to the 3D SCANNER detector holder base.
Insert
flush to
holder
Tighten
thumbscrew
Figure A-12. Installing Parallel Plate Detector Holder in Farmer Type Detector Holder (44 mm
Shown)
4 In SNC Dosimetry software, set the 3D Electrometer’s voltage to 0 volts.

5 Verify one end of the field detector extension cable is connected to the 3D Electrometer’s
‘Field’ input.

6 Remove the connector’s protective cap and connect the parallel plate ionization chamber to
the other end of the 3D Electrometer’ field detector extension cable.
7 Lower the 3D SCANNER diameter drive approximately 4 – 6 cm below the water surface,
deep enough so that detector holders are completely underwater and the ionization chamber
can be installed while remaining underwater.
8 Place the ionization chamber underwater in the Water Tank and rotate ±180 degrees several
times to allow air bubbles to dissipate from the chamber cavity. Tap gently with finger if
necessary to dissipate any remaining air.
Rotate to dissipate air

bubbles from cavity
Figure A-13. Rotate Parallel Plate Ionization Chamber Underwater to Dissipate Air Bubbles Before
Installing (SNC350p shown)
Tighten thumbscrew
finger tight
Use
thumbscrew
to adjust roll
Turn knob to
adjust pitch
Figure A-14. Installing Parallel Plate Ionization Chamber in Detector Holder in 3D SCANNER Water
Tank
9 While keeping ionization chamber underwater:

a. With the setup markings facing the radiation source and the body cavity facing the Water
Tank bottom, insert the ionization chamber in the parallel plate detector holder and seat
the chamber body in the holder. If necessary, expand the detector holder diameter open-
ing slightly by loosening the thumbscrew to insert the ionization chamber.
b. Gently rotate the detector holder thumbscrew clockwise until finger tight.
10 Place the cable on the detector holder support, route the cable through the groove, and then
insert the cable through the cable clip on the Dual Motor Housing. Use the cable retainer clips
under the Water Tank ring drive for additional cable management.
Note: Ensure a sufficient length of cable is available for 40 cm depth at the Water Tank
edge.
11 Rotate the ring drive and verify the cables do not tangle or snag.
12 Use SNC Dosimetry software or the pendant to raise the horizontal drive so the ionization
chamber’s top surface is level with the water surface.

13 Verify the ionization chamber’s top surface is uniformly level with the water surface. If the top
surface is not level, adjust pitch and roll (Figure A-14.)
• To adjust roll: loosen the Farmer type detector holder thumbscrew and rotate the parallel
plate detector holder to adjust left or right, then tighten the thumbscrew finger tight.
• To adjust pitch: rotate the Farmer detector holder knob clockwise to adjust down, or
counterclockwise to adjust up.
14 In SNC Dosimetry software, enter the manual Offset for vertical EPOM to account for the
difference between top surface of the parallel plate ionization chamber and the ion chamber’s
effective point of measurement.
• Select Environment > Detectors > View Detectors > Detector Details.
• Be sure to select the Use Effective Point of Measurement check box in the Hardware
Configuration panel.)
Example SNC 350p

vertical Offset for
EPOM
Figure A-15. SNC Dosimetry Detector Details, Enter Manual Offset (SNC350p shown)
Note: If the detector properties offset is set to -0.11, as shown in the figure above, the
software assumes the user will manually align the top surface of the parallel plate
chamber to the water surface.
15 Verify the ionization chamber’s alignment to the radiation source.
Congruence of crosshairs and setup

markings indicate lateral effective
point of measurement 16 mm from
detector holder base
16 mm
Figure A-16. SNC350p Effective Point of Measurement Lateral Alignment in 3D SCANNER
• The geometric center of the active volume is located 16 mm from the 3D SCANNER
detector holder base when the ionization chamber and holder are correctly installed.
Alignment can be observed with congruence of crosshairs and setup markings.

• The vertical effective point of measurement is located on the inner side of front entrance
window. For the Sun Nuclear SNC350p, this location is 1.07 mm below chamber entrance
window surface. If using a different ionization chamber, consult the manufacturer’s
specifications.
1.07 mm
16
mm
Figure A-17. SNC350; Vertical and Radial EPOM Setup in 3D SCANNER (side view)
• Confirm setup by observing congruence of crosshairs at intended measurement depth,

then use SNC Dosimetry software or pendant to raise horizontal drive so that ionization
chamber’s top surface is again level with water surface.
• If congruence is not observed, check setup, and also investigate possible issues with
gantry position, lasers, or crosshairs.
16 Place the ODI Check on the water surface, then set SSD.
17 Use the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software to set the water surface manually. Do not re-run
the Find the Water Surface AutoSetup step, as this will raise the ionization chamber out of the
water and require repeating steps to remove air from the ion chamber’s body cavity.
Note: If the ionization chamber is raised above the water surface while acquiring
measurements, the air must be dissipated from the ion chamber’s body cavity before
acquiring additional in-water measurements.
18 Use SNC Dosimetry software to select the parallel plate ionization chamber as the field
detector, and then apply voltage, collect background, and perform normalization.
Uninstalling
1 In SNC Dosimetry software, set the 3D electrometer to 0 volts.
2 Disconnect the ionization chamber from the 3D SCANNER’s field detector extension cable.
3 Use the pendant or SNC Dosimetry software to raise the diameter drive above water level.
4 Loosen the parallel plate detector holder thumbscrew (rotate counterclockwise) and remove
the ionization chamber from the detector holder following these precautions:
• Never push on the bottom center of a parallel plate ionization chamber to remove it from
the detector holder, as the slightest compression on the enclosure could affect
calibration.
• Do not pull on the cable to remove the ionization chamber from the detector holder.

Loosen parallel plate
holder thumbscrew
Remove by grasping
ion chamber body or
stem only
DO NOT pull on
cable to remove
from holder
Figure A-18. Removing Detector from Parallel Plate Detector Holder
5 Remove the parallel plate detector holder from the Farmer type detector holder,.
6 Remove the detector cable from the cable clips and then remove the Farmer type detector
holder from the detector holder base.
7 Dry all parts thoroughly before storing.
For additional instructions, see the SNC Dosimetry Software Reference Guide or the SNC
Dosimetry Help Index, and the manufacturer’s instructions.
Installing the Universal Vertical Detector Holder
The universal vertical detector holder, PN 1230276Z, supports a range of detectors from 4 to 12.7
mm diameter. See Supported Detectors on page 69. Typical use is with a diode detector (e.g., IBA
diodes), or a detector that does not fit in one of the other vertical detector holders (6.35, 7 or 10
mm.)
Figure A-19. Universal Vertical Detector Holder

Appendix B: Regulatory Supplement
In addition to the regulatory information contained in the body of this manual, the following
supplemental regulatory information is provided.
Sun Nuclear Corporation Symbols
The following symbols are used in this guide or in Sun Nuclear Corporation’s product labels.
WARNING: Indicates a risk of electric shock. (EN ISO 7010, W012)
WARNING: Indicates a hazard that could result in major injury or equipment damage.
(EN ISO 7010, W001)
CAUTION: Indicates a potential hazard that could result in minor injury or equipment
damage. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.4.4)
CAUTION: Indicates possible injury to hands due to the closing motion of mechanical
parts or equipment. (EN ISO 7010, W024)
Indicates a general mandatory action. (EN ISO 7010, M001)
Note: Important or supporting information.
Indicates the user must not push on the equipment. (EN ISO 7010, P017)
Indicates the user must not step on the surface of the equipment. (EN ISO 7010, P019)
Indicates a heavy object requiring a two person lift. (ANSI, OSHA)
Indicates a floor level obstacle or trip hazard. (EN ISO 7010, W007)
Manufacturer’s identification (name and address). (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.1.1)
Date of manufacture. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.1.3)
P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 83 Regulatory Supplement

Temperature limitation. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.3.7)
Humidity limitation. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.3.8)
Atmospheric pressure limitation. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.3.9)
Serial number. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.1.7)
Catalog number. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.1.6)
Authorized representative in the European Community. (EN ISO 15223-1, 5.1.2)
Medical device. (MDR 2017/745 - Art. 18 - §1d)
By prescription only. Federal law restricts this product to sale by or on the order of a
qualified radiation therapy professional, such as a medical dosimetrist, medical
physicist, or radiation oncologist for use in radiation oncology QA.
(FDA 21CFR801.109)
Consult instructions for use. This equipment must be used in accordance with the
instructions in this manual. Read all instructions and safety labels before use. (EN ISO
15223-1, 5.4.3)
Do not throw in trash; dispose of in an environmentally friendly way. (EN 50419)
This symbol indicates conformity with EC Directives/EU Regulations. The ID number is

the notified body involved in conformity assessment.
Operator Responsibility
This guide is intended for an operator who has a working knowledge in radiation physics and
dosimetry and experience working with treatment machines and accessories.
The operator of the 3D SCANNER bears the full responsibility for validating measurement results.
The operator is recommended to periodically (annually) compare measurement results against an
independent measurement device to ensure consistency of output. If the 3D SCANNER’s
measurement results are inconsistent or if you suspect damage to the equipment, contact Sun
Nuclear immediately (see Contacting Sun Nuclear Support on page 49.)
The instrument must not be used for any other purpose than described in this guide (see Intended
Use on page iii.) Violation could result in loss of warranty.
Regulatory Supplement Page 84 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

Reporting Health or Safety Related Issues or Concerns
Should the need arise to report any safety or health related issues or concerns regarding the use
of Sun Nuclear products, contact Sun Nuclear directly.
European customers, contact Sun Nuclear’s Authorized European Representative.
EMERGO EUROPE
Prinsessegracht 20
2514 AP The Hague
The Netherlands
Australian customers, contact Sun Nuclear’s Australian Sponsor:
alphaXRT Pty. Ltd.

Suite 1.15, Level 1, 90-96 Bourke Road
Alexandria NSW 2015
Australia
Brazilian customers, contact Sun Nuclear’s Brazilian Sponsor:
Vera Rosas
VR Medical Importadora e Distribuidora de Produtos Medicos Ltda
Rua Batataes, 376 - Jardim Paulista
Sao Paulo - SP
01423-010, Brasil
Modifications to Equipment
Any changes or modifications to the 3D SCANNER that are not expressly approved by Sun Nuclear
Corporation could void your warranty.
Interaction with Other Electrical Equipment
The instrument can only be connected to external computer equipment that is compliant with
IEC 60950-1, Safety of Information Technology Equipment.
EMC Precautions
The instrument complies with IEC 60601-1-2, Electromagnetic Performance standards, and the
operator should ensure that it is used in such an environment.
Table B-1. Manufacturer’s Declaration—Electromagnetic Emissions

Emissions Test Compliance Electronic Environment — Guidance
RF Emissions Group 1 The instrument uses RF energy only for its internal
function. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and
CISPR 11 are not likely to cause any interference in nearby
Conducted Emissions Class A electronic equipment.
CISPR 11
Power harmonics Class A The instrument is suitable for use in all
establishments other than domestic and those
IEC 61000-3-2 directly connected to the public low-voltage power
Voltage fluctuations \ Complies supply network that supplies buildings used for
flicker emissions domestic purposes.
IEC 61000-3-3

Table B-2. Manufacturer’s Declaration—Electromagnetic Immunity for All Equipment
IMMUNITY Test IEC 60601 Test Compliance Levels Electronic Environment — Guidance
Level
Electrostatic ±8 kV Contact Complies Floors should be wood, concrete or
Discharge (ESD) ceramic tile. If floors are covered with
±15 kV Air
Immunity synthetic material, the relative humidity
should be at least 30%.
IEC 61000-4-2
Electrical Fast ±2kV on AC Mains Complies Mains power quality should be that of a
Transient / Burst typical commercial or hospital
±1 kV on I/O Ports
Immunity environment.
IEC 61000-4-4
Surge Immunity ±0.5 kV, ±1 kV, Complies Mains power quality should be that of a
±2kV CM Line- typical commercial or hospital
IEC 61000-4-5 Gnd environment.
±0.5 kV, ±1 kV,
DM Line-Line
NA on I/O Ports
Voltage Dips / C @ >100% 250 Complies Mains power quality should be that of a
Voltage periods (5 sec) typical commercial or hospital
Interruptions environment. If the user of the instrument
100% dip, 0.5 requires continued operation during power
IEC 61000-4-11 period mains interruptions, it is recommended
100% dip, 1 period that the instrument be powered from an
uninterruptible power supply or a battery.
30% dip, 25/30
periods
Power Frequency 30 A/m, 50 or 60 Complies Power frequency magnetic fields should be
Magnetic Field Hz at levels characteristic of a typical
Immunity Test commercial or hospital environment.
IEC 61000-4-8
NOTE: UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.
Table B-3. Manufacturer’s Declaration—Electromagnetic Immunity for Systems that Are Not Life
Supporting
Level
Portable and mobile RF communications
equipment should be used no closer to any
part of the instrument including cables,
than the recommended separation
distance calculated from the equation
applicable to the frequency of the
transmitter.
Conducted 3Vrms, 0.15 - Complies Recommended separation distance
Immunity 80 MHz
IEC 61000-4-6 6Vrms on ISM d = 1.2 P
bands, 0.15 -
80 MHz
AC Mains and I/O
Ports
Radiated RF 3V/m, Complies Recommended separation distance
IEC 61000-4-3 80 MHz to 2.7 GHz
d = 1.2 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz
d = 2.3 P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

where P is the maximum output power
rating of the transmitter in watts (W)
according to the transmitter manufacturer
and d is the recommended separation
distance in meters (m)
Field strength from fixed RF transmitters,
as determined by an electromagnetic site
surveya,should be less than the compliance
level in each frequency range.b
Interference may occur in the
vicinity of the equipment marked
with the following symbol:

Table B-3. Manufacturer’s Declaration—Electromagnetic Immunity for Systems that Are Not Life
Supporting (Continued)
Level
NOTE 1. At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency applies.
NOTE 2. These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by
absorption and reflection from structures, objects, and people.
a Field strengths from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and
land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted
theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an
electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the
instrument is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the instrument should be observed to
verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such
as re-orienting or relocating the instrument.
b Over the frequency range of 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m.
Table B-4. Recommended Separation Distances between Portable and Mobile RF

Communications Equipment and the Instrument - for Systems that are Not Life-Supporting
The instrument is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are
controlled. The customer or the user of the instrument can help prevent electromagnetic interference by
maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters)
and the instrument as recommenced below, according to the maximum output power of the
communications equipment. Do not use this system adjacent to or stacked with other equipment.
WARNING: Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna cables and
external antennas) should be used no closer than 30 cm (12 inches) to any part of the 3D SCANNER system,
including cables specified by Sun Nuclear. Otherwise, degradation of the performance of this equipment
could result.
Rated Maximum Output Power Separation Distance (m) According to Frequency of Transmitter
of Transmitter 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
W d = 1.2 P d = 1.2 P d = 2.3 P
0.01 0.12 0.12 0.23
0.1 0.38 0.38 0.73
1 1.20 1.20 2.30
10 3.80 3.80 7.30
100 12.00 12.00 23.00
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation distance
d in meters (m) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P
is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter
manufacturer.
NOTE 1. At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency applies.
NOTE 2. These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by
absorption and reflection from structures, objects, and people.
Essential Performance
Essential Performance of the 3D SCANNER system is defined as the collection of relative charge
measurements accurate to within 0.5% of the maximum charge per update. A failure to complete
a data collection scan will not violate Essential Performance if the data that is collected and used
by the user software meets the 0.5% requirement.
If Essential Performance is lost or degraded due to EM disturbances, the operator can expect to
see distortions in measured dose profiles in the form of reduced signal to noise or elevated or
depressed detector response in various regions of a scanned measurement. These distortions will
be apparent to the operator either through their masking of key measurement features, or by data
comparison to operator or manufacturer established baselines and standards for the applicable
radiotherapy delivery systems.
Environmental Requirements
See 3D SCANNER Specifications on page 65.

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Index
Numerics using with EDGE detector 55 PDI port, electronics enclosure 54
3D MiniLift using with ion chamber 55 pendant
moving 3D SCANNER system 12 electronics enclosure 53, 54 bypass leveling platform homed
3D Reservoir 7 auxiliary port 54 positions 49
3D SCANNER LEDs 48, 54 pendant, hand control
moving on 3D MiniLift 12 PDI port 54 additional functions mode 60
3D Scanner 53 power port 54 buttons/functions 57
accessories 3 reference detector port 54 modes of operation 57
additional functions mode 60 reservoir port 54 power port, electronics enclosure 54
cable connection diagram 13 thermistor port 54 preface iii
connecting mains power and USB TPR port 54
Q
14 USB port 54
quality and regulatory systems iii
electrometer 54 EMC precautions 85
electronics enclosure 53 environmental requirements 87 R
field detector holder 62 essential performance 87 radial offset detector holder
intended use iii installing detector in 71, 72
F radiation
parts 1 field detector holder 62
pendant buttons/functions 57 damage 45
field detector port 54
pendant modes 57 dosimeters 45
field detector port, electronics enclosure
reference detector holder 62 recycling 46
54
scanning mechanism 51 reference detector
water tank, description 51 H installing 17
3D TPR Sensor 7 Halcyon reference detector holder 62
bracket 24 reference detector port, electronics
A couch coordinates 26 enclosure 54
accessories, 3D Scanner 3 couch positioning plate 23 reservoir 7
adapter, TNC to BNC 3 kit 23 reservoir port, electronics enclosure 54
auxiliary port, electronics enclosure 54 using 3D SCANNER with 23 ring (theta) drive 51
B hand control pendant
S
BNC to TNC adapter 3 additional functions mode 60 safety iii
buttons/functions 57
C modes 57
safety standard
cable medical electrical system, UL
hardware 60601-1 & EN 60601-1 14
field detector extension 20
setup instructions 9 scanning mechanism 51
cable connection
health and safety iii setup cap
diagram 13
hose markings 21
mains power and USB 14
storage 16 purpose 21
cases, shipping 5
cleaning 45 I setup caps 5
connection to computer 85 information, sources of iv shipping cases 5
Conventions used in this manual 83 install SNC125c ionization chamber 3
customer support, contacting 49 reference detector 17 SNC350p parallel plate ionization
intended use, 3D Scanner iii chamber 3
D ion chamber sources of information iv
detector
connecting to electrometer 55 storage 46
installing in radial offset detector
hose 16
holder 71, 72 L
labeling 83 support website 49
detector holder
LEDs symbols used 83
radial offset 71, 72
reference detector 62 electronics enclosure 48, 54 T
vertical 82 leveling platform 63 technical support (see ’customer
detector holder, parallel plate, installing bypass homed positions 49 support’)
78 thermistor port, electronics enclosure
M
detector holders 2, 4 medical electrical system 54
diameter drive 51 safety standard 14 TNC to BNC adapter 3
diode detectors motors, 3D Scanner TPR accessory 7
connecting to electrometer 56 diameter drive 51 TPR port, electronics enclosure 54
disposal 46 ring (theta) drive 51 troubleshooting
electronics enclosure LEDs 48, 54
E vertical drive 51
EDGE detector 3 P U
connecting to electrometer 55 UL 60601-1 & EN 60601-1
parallel plate detector holder
electrometer 54 safety standard 14
installing 78
inputs 55 USB port, electronics enclosure 54
parts, 3D Scanner 1
using with diode detectors 56
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V W
vertical detector holder 82 warranty 49
vertical drive 51 water tank, description 51
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Health and Safety Instructions

P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page iii Preface

Finding Additional Information

Preface Page iv P/N 1230066, Rev Q

P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page v Contents

Contents Page vi P/N 1230066, Rev Q

No. P/N Qty. Description

P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 1 Introduction

Figure 1. 3D SCANNER System - Standard Parts (Continued)

1.1.1 Multi Detector Holder Kit

Cutout for Cutout for

Cutout for 44 mm Parallel Plate

Spare Cutout for 30 mm

Introduction Page 2 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

Figure 2. Multi Detector Holder Kit

1.2 Options and Accessories

1.2.1 Sun Nuclear Radiation Detectors

Part Number Description

1.2.2 Detector Adapters

Name Part Number Description

P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 3 Introduction

No. Name Part Number Description

Introduction Page 4 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

1.2.4 Setup Caps

No. Name Part Number Description

1.2.5 Shipping Cases

P/N 1230066, Rev Q Page 5 Introduction

No. Part Number Description

Measurement Position Transport Position Storage Position

Figure 6. 3D MiniLift Leg Positions

Introduction Page 6 P/N 1230066, Rev Q

No. Name Part Number

Figure 8. 3D TPR Sensor, P/N 1230680Z

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Figure 9. WaterProof PROFILER, P/N 1203300Z

1.2.10 Halcyon Kit

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2.1 3D SCANNER Hardware Setup

WARNING: Incorrect hardware setup will result in incorrect measurements. Follow

2.1.1 Attach Automatic Leveling Platform to 3D MiniLift

1 Secure the 3D MiniLift legs in transport position.

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Figure 10. Orient Automatic Leveling Platform to 3D MiniLift

Bolts, two on each side of

Figure 11. Securing Automatic Leveling Platform to 3D MiniLift

Figure 12. Connect Automatic Leveling Platform Power Cord to 3D MiniLift

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Keyed Keyed corner

Figure 13. Mating the 3D SCANNER to the Automatic Leveling Platform

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1 Lower the 3D SCANNER Water Tank.

4 Adjust the 3D MiniLift legs to the Transport position.

2.1.4 Position 3D SCANNER to Delivery System

Figure 15. Positioning the 3D SCANNER to the Delivery System

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WARNING: Read Before Connecting 3D SCANNER to Mains Power

CONTROL ROOM TREATMENT ROOM

Figure 16. 3D SCANNER Cable Connections