URED EEOET ODT PEP ED EEE oe eee PEPE el OL PPE Dt Pay, INSTALLATION MANUAL 3 FOR % WHOLE-BODY X-RAY CT SCANNER Asteion TSX-021A, TSX-021B (2C201-127E*K) SAUMIT LLL AEDT DEES TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS TOSHIBAAppendix A Laser Imager Connection Procedure A-1, Laser Imager Connection Installation Manual for A-Series CT Scanner Systems Using the TOSHIBA LASER IMAGER Protocol A-1.1 Scope This installation manual describes the installation of the laser imager connection for ‘A-series CT scanner systems using the TOSHIBA LASER IMAGER protocol Hereafter, the TOSHIBA LASER IMAGER protocol is referred to as the TLI protocol. A-4.2. Adding a new imager connection using the TL! protocol (1) Terminate the current imager software * Type as follows to terminate the imager program. Killimgr (2) Start the imager setup tool. © Type the next line, ‘oshiba/binfimas_sep & * The next window is displayed. Figure A-l No. 20201-1276" Ad‘* Choose (Edit) from the screen and a pull-down menu with the items [Add], [Modify], and [Delete] is displayed Choose [Add]. Then (Add TOSHIBA Protocol Imager] and [Add DICOM Imager] appear. ‘Choose [Add TOSHIBA Protocol Imager] to add an imager (G) On the next window: Figure A-2 ‘© To enter the imager host name, click the left mouse button in the Host ‘Name field and enter the name (max. 15 characters), '* To choose the imager model, click the button next to Model Name and select a model name from the list ‘© To save the settings, click [OK], The corresponding changes will be made on the sereen. ‘To cancel the modification, click [Cancel * To.add another imager connection, repeat the above steps (@) Modification of an existing imager connection = To modify the connection condition of an already registered imager model, {go back to the window shown in figure At Highlight the imager model from the lst and click [Edit] and then [Modify} Change the condition in the window shown in figure A-1 To delete an aiready registered imager model, go back to the window shown in figure A-1 Highlight the imager model from the lst, and click (Edit) and then [Delete] Click (OK. in the confirmation dialog box to proceed with deletion of the ‘selected imager. No. 20201-127E"A AgClick {Cancel] before clicking [OK] 0 cancel imager deletion. (5) Saving the modification ‘= To save the modification you have made, go to the window shown in figure A-1. Click [File] and then [Save} Click [OK] in the confirmation dialog box displayed to confirm overwriting if «file already exists. Click {Cancel} before clicking [OK] to stop the modification A-1.3 Default print conditions: ‘© When an imager is registered, the system checks whether a default file exists. ‘This file contains the basic printing parameters for each imager model, Ifa default file for a new imager model does not exist, a message is displayed followed by the window shown below. Here, you can edit the default settings for the imager Figure A-3 No. 26201-1276"Enter the setup name by clicking in the Setup Name field (max. 15 characters) ‘Choose an imager model. Click the button on the right and choose a model from the list, Choose a film size. If the color of any button on the screen is altered, there is ‘8 mismatch between the film size, layout, and format. Set another combination of these parameters ‘Choose the film format. Click the button on the right and choose a format from the list, ‘The small window on the far right shows the set format. ‘Choose the film layout. Click either portrait or landscape Choose whether a border is used, This button is enabled only if the selected imager has this capability. The button toggles the setting ON/OFF ‘To save the changes, click [Register] No. 26201-127E"A AS_)::??. eee A-2 Laser Imager Connection installation Manual for A-Series CT ‘Scanner Systems Using the DICOM PRINT Protocol A:2.1 Scope ‘This installation manual describes the installation of the laser imager connection for A-series CT scanner systems using the DICOM PRINT protocol. A-2.2 Adding a new imager connection using the DICOM PRINT protocol (1) Terminate the current imager software. ‘© Type as follows to terminate the imager program. Killimgr (2) Start the imager setup tool. ‘© Type the next fine ‘oshiba/binlimgr_sep & Figure A-4 ‘© Choose (Edit] from the screen and 2 pull-down mena with the items [Add], [Modify], and (Delete] is displayed. Choose [Add]. Then [Add TOSHIBA Protocol Imager] and [Add DICOM Imager] appear. ‘Choose [Add DICOM Imager] to add an imager No. 20201-127E"A, ASFigure A-S ‘© First, set the DICOM Service Class. Click {Service} in the window. Choose [Addl from among [Add], [Modify], and (Delete) and the next window is displayed. Figure A-6 ‘© Click the button on the right of [Abstract Syntax UID], and the following six items are displayed. Verification) [Basic Grayscale Print Management Meta] [Basic Film Session SOP Class] [Basic Film Box SOP Class] [Basic Grayscale Image Box SOP Class] tye toe Can) Choose one from the fist. No. 26201-4276", as** Click the button on the right of {Transfer Syntax UID], and following three items are displayed [implicit VR Little Endian} (Choose orie from the list (2) Set up the Verification condition * Click [Services] and then (Add) A new window is displayed Enter Transfer Syntax UID (only) and click [OK]. (4) Set up Basic Grayscale Print Management Meta ‘Click [Service] and then [Add]. A new window is displayed. Click the button on the right of Abstract Syntax UID. Choose (Basic Grayscale Print Management Meta) * After completion of entry on all screens; click [OK] No, 26201-127E*A AT(5) Set up Basic Film Session SOP Class. ‘© Click [Service] and then (Add). A new window is displayed. ‘Click the button on the right of Abstract Syntax UID ‘Choose [Basic Film Session SOP Class} ‘* Set selections as shown on the screen below Figure A-7 After completion of entry on all screens, click [OK] No. 26201-1276",(6) Set up Basic Film Box SOP Class. * Click [Service} and then [Add], A new window is displayed. Click the button on the right of Abstract Syntax UID Choose [Basic Fiim Box SOP Class). + Set selections as shown on the screen below Figure A-8 '* After completion of entry om all screens, click [OK]. (7) Set up Basic Grayscale Image Box SOP Class. ‘© Click (Service] and then [Add]. A new window is displayed, Click the button on the right of Abstract Syntax UID. Choose [Basic Grayscale Image Box SOP Class]. '* After completion of entry on all screens, click [OK]. No. 20201-127E"A, ae(8) Set up Printer SOP Class, ‘+ Click [Service] and then (Add). A new window is displayed. Click the button on the right of Abstract Syntax UID. ‘Choose [Printer SOP Class}. Set selections as shown on the screen below. Figure A-9 ‘After completion of entry on all screens, click [OK]. (9) Set up Host Name and Application Title ‘To enter the imager host name, click the left mouse button in the Host Name field and enter the name (imax. 15 characters) '* To enter the application title, click the left mouse button in the Application Title field and enter the application title. (10) Set up the Mode! Name and Port Number. + To enter the imager Model Name, click the button next to Model Name and select « model name from the list © To enter the imager port number, click the left mouse button in the Port ‘Number field and enter the number, No. 26201-127E"A At0(11) Modification/cemoval of an already registered DICOM imager To modify the existing set up, choose the imager name from the list. Click (Edit] and then [Modify], Follow the procedure for addition of an imager To delete an existing imager set up, choose the imager name from the list Click (Edit) and then {Delete}. Click [OK] in the confirmation dialog box to proceed with deletion. Click [Cancel] before cliking [OK] to cance! deletion, (12) Save the changes To save the changes you have made, click [OK] in the DICOM imager window. Click (File) and then [Save] Click [OK] in the confirmation dialog box to overwrite the file Click {Cancel} before clicking {OK} to cancel saving. ‘To quit from the tool, click {Quit] and then (Quit) again Click [OK] in the quit confirmation dialog box to quit without saving the final conditions (if they have not been saved already). Click {Cancel} before clicking [OK] to save (overwrite) the data before quitting. No, 20201-127E"A Att‘A-2.3 Default print conditions © When an imager is registered, the system checks whether a default file exists. This file contains the basic printing parameters for each imager model fa defnul file for a new imager model does not exist, a message is displayed followed by the window shown below. Here, you can edit the default sectings for the imager Figure A-10 ‘Enter the setup name by clicking in the Setup Name field (max. 15 characters) ‘* Choose an imager model. Click the button on the right and choose a model ‘from the list. ‘© Choose a film size. If the color of any button on the screen is altered, there is mismatch between the film size, layout, and format. Set another ‘combination of these parameters. © Choose the film format. Click the button on the right and choose a format from the fist. ‘The small window on the far right shows the set format No. 20201-12768, Atz‘* Choose the film layout Click either portrait or landscape. * Choose whether a border is used. This button is enabled only if the selected imager has this capability The button toggles the setting ON/OFF To save the changes, click [Rewister} No. 26201-127E"A AnsIMPORTANT! No part of this manual may be copied or reprinted, in whole or in part, without prior written permission. The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice ‘and without legal obligation. ‘The contents of this manual are correct to the best of our knowledge. Please inform us of any ambiguous or erroneous descriptions, missing information, etc.REVISION RECORD (AUTHOR. 1/98 Me. Soe jimal 02/99 Me. Sow}ima o7y*93 Me. Soe}imal 09/199 Mr. Tomural 12/199 JAdditional descriptions related to the change in the patient couch Me. Fujatal 03/'00 [support of 6.5 mMu/6o kW Mr, Tomiral o1stor |xsx70~0635 + Shinno| 06/02 |xsx77-2146 Mr. Yaoi] 702 04/702 |change of the monitoe — Mr 05/*02 change of body hand Length Mer, Pujital 11/102 |change of atmospheric pressure for lstorage and transport conditions Addition of drawing No. of cable Me. Kimi dhical No. 26201-1276" R4 . SrSafety Precautions 1, Meaning of Signal Words {In this manual, the signal words DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and NOTE are used regarding safety and other important instructions. The signal words and their meanings are defined as follows, Please understand their meanings clearly before reading this manual Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death, serious injury, serious property damage, or occurrence of fire, 3 Indicates @ potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death, serious Injury, serious property damage, or occurrence of fire. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may cesuit in minor or moderate injury, property damage or loss of data. NOTE: Indicates information of Interest to users of equipment as to exceptional anditions or operating procedures, No. 26201-1276 so2. Safety Precautions Please observe the following precautions to ensure the safety of the service engineer as well as operators when servicing this equipment DANGER: 1. wen sorvicing is to be performed with the system cover open, be ‘Sure to tum OFF the power of the system. Otherwise unexpected system operation could cause a fatal injury. Wit is necessary to perform servicing with the system tumed ON, supply power only to the required parts. Take safety measures such as turning OFF the power of the cover switch and the rotation servo motor of the gantry. |. When disconnecting the high-voltage cable, turn power OFF and \wait five minutes or more, then remove the bushing on the high- voltage transformer side first. When the high-voltage cable has been disconnected, simultaneously ‘Ground two of the three pins at the top of the bushing and repeat the Procedure for all three combinations. Perform the procedure for each combination at least twice. (Fully discharge any charge remaining in the high-voltage cable and ensure safety.) ‘The voltage in the LCSR of the gantry (slip ring section) is high and will cause electric shocks. Turn OFF the breaker of the distribution board before mounting/removing the rear dome cover. Do not turn ON the power of the gantry when the rear dome cover is removed. . Note that gantry rotation continues even if an eXam Plan Is Interrupted. {n particular, when a phantom is replaced with the gantry cover opened, be sure to terminate the eXam Pian (to stop rotation of the ‘rotation section) and then tum OFF CP320 (power to the rotation servo motor). When NFB2 of the gantry is ON, 200 V is applied to the primary {upper} terminat of MC113 regardless of the CP'1 ON/OFF setting. ‘Therefore, be extremely careful to avoid electric shock due to accidental contact. ‘The MC113 cover is provided for safety; therefore, remove the cover ‘only when necessary. Do not remove the cover as there are high-voltage sections in the console monitor and the X-ray high-voltage generator in the gantry Accidental contact may cause an electric shock, possibly resulting in death, No, 2C201-1278 $2|. Make sure tnat ground cables are securely connected for electrical ‘shock prevention and stable system operation. ‘Do not operate the system in the atmosphere containing flammable anaesthetic gases or explosive gases including oxygen. After opening the gantry front cover, support the cover with two Supporting poles to the rear of the cover. Use the supporting poles the supporting poles are used incorrectly or the cover is lifted Inadvertent, the supporting poles may fall causing the cover to close suddenly due to its weight, resulting in injury. Before starting service procedures, turn OFF the breaker and all the sbystem power switches on the distribution board, After completing the work, be sure to confirm that all mounting ‘screws of the cover are tightened firmly. ifthe gantry is tilted with the screws not tightened firmly, the cover ‘may open, fall, or interfere with objects around it, leading to injury or damage. fa part of the rotation section of gantry is to be removed, be sure ‘operation oF a short-circuit is caused by any art being touched with the probe of the measuring instrument.) ‘Be sure to turn OFF the servo amplifier circuit protector (CP320) ‘except when rotating the rotation section of gantry. No. 20201-127E 839, When the rotation section of gantry Is to be rotated manualy, it is necessary 10 supply power to the gantry stationary section in order to release the brake. (Wf the rotation section of gantry is rotated while the brake is engaged. a failure may be caused. Be sure to ‘release the brake before starting rotation.) ‘Turn OFF the servo amplifier circuit protector CP320, and then turn ON the brake release switch SW326. At this time, if the weight balance of the rotation section is not preserved, the rotation ‘section may rotate suddenly. Be careful to prevent hands, etc. from being caught in the rotation section, 10, Be sure to clean the slip ring section of this system every three months. braded materials from the brush accumulate, they may generate ‘smoke or catch fire. 1. When installation work must be temporarily interrupted, take appropriate measures such as closing the cover etc. to ensure safety. 2 Connecting or using any device in combination may cause the system to operate unstably of dangerously. 3. Make sure that the power supply, frequency, vottage and voltage fluctuation vaiues conform to the specifications of the system. 4. Keep the site room at proper temperature and humidity, and well ‘ventilated. Keep the systam protected from unnecessary vibration or shock. 5. Make sure that ail cable connectors are connected correctly and that the cables and oll houes are arranged property. 6, Make sure that no cooling oit leaks. 7. Before starting X-ay exposure, check whether the necessary protective measures have been taken, so that the door is closed, no persons or X-ray sensitive materials such as film are in the scanner room, and X-rays do not leak from the scanner room, ‘8. When replacing or checking parts that can be damaged by static electricity, such as PWEs, hard disks, etc., be sure to wear an antistatic wristband. 9, I the 2.0-MHU X-ray tube is installed in the system, do not perform 0.75-second rotation from the gantry maintenance panel, Doing so may damage the X-ray tube. No, 26201-127E"C sa . EE1. Outline 44 Scope ‘This manual describes the installation procedure for the Toshiba whole-body X-ray CT scanners Asicion mode! TSX-021B, and the TSX-021A/1, /2, /4 series in mode! T'SX-021A (hereinafter called the "system"), including the system configuration, installation, connection, performance check, and adjustment off each unit 1.2 Standard Composition For further details, refer to the packing list. (1) Gantry (seanner unit) (2) Patient couch (3) Console (Navibox, monitor, keybourd, mouse) (4) Accessories ~ Vset 1 set ~ 1 set (5) Operation manual 1.3 Overall Sizes and Mass Dimensions Mass Unit name: Width {mm} | Deptt {mm} | Height {mm} | {kel Gantry (with cover) 1970 870 1760 1300 4 1o0)"2 Paticat couch 620 2390 390 330 Console" t 1440 800 800 150°1 (inciuding monitor and Navibox) (4439993 Computer system (Navibox) 700 "1 When the recommended dedicated disk is used “2. When the cable cover is installed #3. Monitor height No. 20201-1276" aT ReRated capacity STRVA (Actual load capacity) | (TSX-O21A/1C, 10, 36, 3D) %2 % “4: 75 KVAISO KVA (TSX-0218) SKVA 52 RVA (TSX-O21A/20. 20) 8B KVA (TSK-O21AM4C, 40, 54-40 system) T2RVA 4 (TSX-O21A4C, AD: 80-KW system) 39 VA (TSx-0218) BTRVA (TSX-021B:_36-KW system) 5% or less: 10% or less The cable used to connect the receiving transformer to the switchboard for the system must have a cross-sectional area greater than the nominal ‘minimum calculated from the cable length and the transformer capacity shown in attachment drawing $ of site planning manual 2A201-384E. In addition, itis desirable that the cables for the gantry differ from those for the gantry control/console The above specifications should be salisfied under the conditions subject to Joad variation and power voltage fluctuation Ifthe actual load capacity of the system is greater than the power supply ‘unit capacity, confirm that there are no problems with the power supply ‘unit when the system is used in the following operating mode 2100 « 1100 (nm) Figure 2.3-1 External dimensions and mass of the gantry and the size of the bringing-in entrance No. 26201-127EE 23(3) Notes on bringing-in ‘The system includes parts which are fragile and easily deformed. Handle with care when disassembling and bringing--in Do not hit the ropes, ete. against, hang them on, or press them against, the sections shown in the figure below, Ifa rope is so long as to interfere with the ceiling fan section, remove the ceiling fan section Figure 23-2. Sections requiring special attention when bringing-in the gantry (1) (Front side, when the ceiling fan is removed) No. 26201-127EDo not press or apply excessive force to the following parts because they are especially fragile Figure 23-3. Sections requiring special attention when bringing-in the gantry (2) (Rear side) ‘When the gantry from a hand pallet or a roller cart, be extremely careful not to subject the gantry to shock (¢.g., by dropping the gantry).(4) Method for lifting the gantry | (a) Remove the cover from the top of the gantry (b) Insert the ropes through the casting hole in the rotation base and the holes on both sides of the DAS power supply. Figure 2.3-4 Arrangement of ropes on the gantry CAUTION: 1. Be careful not to allow the ropes to press the cover or the Ceiling fan section when lifting the gantry. 2, Be careful not to allow the ropes to press the routed cables when lifting the gantry. 3. Do not press the front cover surface by hand, No, 26201-1276(5) When bringing in the gantry using the gantry bringing-in jig (a) Jig pars Table 23-1 Bringing-in jig list x77-08500-2 | PXT7-6170-1 | JIG.ASSY ¢ [2g main unit werr-eseot-1 | PIPE 4 ig accessories | Jack bar ‘ (Provded with PX77-26170-1) P| _ [ a ee 2x77-70675-4, | JOINT: 1 ES (torte ng nde) | RIGHT x No. 26201-1276, 27(b) Tools required Standard tools MIG ratcheting hexagonal wrench 1 Square cross-section wooden rods (01100 mmx 1m) 2 (©) Dimensions of the gantry at the time of bringing-in ‘The distance between the bottom of the gantry and the floor can be changed within the range from 0 mm to 200 mm by adjusting the ioging-in ji,(6) Bringing-in procedures (a) Preparation 1) Checking the bringing-in jig Before using the bringing-in jigs, perform the following checks for all igs. Check point Description Check column Slide section | There should be no stains (visual check), Slide cylinder | There should be no stains (visual check), Tack oil There should be no air. If there is any air, remove the sir If the oil level is low, add spindle oil No 60 Casters Confirm that there are abnormalities or abnormal sounds when turning a corner Release valve | It must be closed firmly, Reiease valve I the cylinder rises, keep this valve tight, and then operate the nance Figure 2.3-6 Cylinder section 2) Preparing the required items Prepare the required items. No. 20201-1276 29(b) Unloading 1) Unload the gantry as is (with the gantry packed) ‘When lifting the package, attach wire ropes at the specified points 2) Unpack the gantry, excluding the skid base Be careful not to damage the gantry. (©) Mounting the bringing-in jigs 1) Mounting the connection parts ‘© Remove the gantry side covers (both the left and right sides), secure the “parts for connection with the main unit (connection parts)" which are used for mounting the bringing-in jigs at the four comers of the gantry base using bolts 2) Connecting the bringing-in jigs * Connect the bringing-in jig to the “connection part” and secure it ‘using the connecting pin at each location (four corners). * Take appropriate measures to prevent the connecting pins from coming off (a) Removing the skid base CAUTION: _ When lifting or lowering the gantry, be sure to keep it ‘balanced. If the gantry loses balance, the ioad Is increased ‘on the lower side, and the gantry may fail. 1) Jacking up ‘© Insert the jack bar ‘© Operate the jack bar to raise the gantry to a height at which the skid base can be pulled out 2) Removing the skid base ‘© Remove the skid base and place the 100-mm square wooden rods at locations near the edges of the gantry on both sides so that the ‘outer edges of the rods are located outside the gantry base. No, 26201-1276 2610(e) Bringing-in CAUTION: When releasing the jack valve, do 80 gradually to maintain the balance of the gantry, if the valve is releaved quickly, the gantry may fail, 1) Height adjustment Releasing the jack * Gradually release the jack release valve (figure 23-6) of the bringing-in jig to gently lower the gantry, ‘+ When the gantry reaches a position close to the height of the wooden rods, stop DOWN operation and remove the wooden rods. * When transferring the gantry for bringing-in, the height from the floor to the bottom of the gantry must be less than 100 mm. 2) Hand-pushing bars Set the hand-pushing bars as shown in the figure below. + Tomove the gantry, push (pull) on these hand-pushing bars. Figure 23-7 Moving the gantry (No. 20201-1276 2a3) Setting * To change the movement direction, adjust the direction of the two casters simultaneously using the steering bars Figure 23-8 Procedure for changing the caster direction using the bringing-in jig NOTE: OF the two bringingn js connected by the hand-pushing bar, the direction of one caster is adjusted 0 tnat itis perpendicular to Mato he ater caster, ovenan wil be mnprese, ser {0 the atfect of engaging a brake. CAUTION: | The release valve must be opened gradually to ‘maintain the balance of the gantry (to prevent the gantry from tilting). Mf the vaive is released quickly, the gantry may fall. 1) Installation ‘© Move the gantry to the specified location. 2) Removing the jigs and connecting parts # Remove the connecting pins to disconnect the bringing-in jig from the gantry, Remove the connecting parts. (g) Jig handling after use Use the provided metal fitting to lock the jig with the jack released. (If ‘the jig is not locked, it may expand during transport.) No. 26201-127 2122.3.2 Bringing in the patient couch (1) When the package is unloaded from the truck, lift it from the base. Figure 23-9 (2) Unpack the cardboard bor, and remove the stabilizing brace A from the base by loosening the fixing bolts Stabilizing brace 8 Figure 2.3-10 NOTE: If the package is lifted directly without the base, No, 26201-1276 213(3) Since the lower frame should not be flexed, the patient couch should be brought to the scanning room on a cart that supports the full length of the frame or the frame should be supported with pieces of timber inserted underneath, perpendicular to the longer sides of the frame Lower frame Piece of timber — Figure 23-11 (4) Notes on disassembly for bringing in the couch ‘When an elevator is used so bring-in the couch, it may not be possible to lift the couch, depending on the size of the elevator. In this case, the cover must be removed according to the disassembly method described in subsections 2.6 and 2.7 of chapter 2 of the service manual (2D201-044E) The external dimensions (mm) of the couch are given below: Dimensions when the couch is shipped 2390 (L) « 620 (W) x 389 (D) 21S (L) « 495 (W) x 389 (D) No. 2¢201-127E 214CAUTION: | There is the possibility that the tit adjustment bolts at the four comers of the lower frame will be damaged If they are struck. During bringing-in, care should be taken to prevent them from being subjected to any impact, Tit adjustment bol ava No, 26201-1276 2452.3.3 Bringing in the console (1) External dimensions (Navibox), 480 (W) = 700 (H) « 750 (D) Figure 23-12 Appearance af the console No. 2¢201-127E 216 <1> Monitor = Keyboard ets Nevboe(2) Carrying Since the Navibox is provided with castes, it isn gt negeSS2°¥ to lif it ater bringing-in atthe hospital ie To cary the Navibox over a gap. lif ity supporting tbe bottom ofthe Navibor NOTE: 1. Be careful not to hit the adjusir sections, 2 ‘the Navibox so that th of jiOx is. Cony 1eveIOhL Of tee NavibOx is always applied 10 bwo oF more 3. Be caret when handing thea vitex it contains precision devices. (Example Do al us the castes ie case 0 folk overs Figure 23-1! Navidox No, 26201-1278 272.4 Installation and Assembly of the Gantry 2.4.1 Pre-check and installation (1) Check the layout ofthe gantry with the attached drawing ofthe site planning ‘manual before installation. (2) Confirm that the epoxy surface of the floor is level and flat [Fthere is a projection on the surface, smooth it using a grinder (3) After checking the above, install the scanner main body on the specified position 24.2 Leveling the gantry main body (1) Hang the plumb-bob from the hook on the upper part ofthe stand, so that the end of the bob matches the point marked on the pane! (with an allowance of 3 mm in diameter). (Refer to figure 2.4-1,) Use the four bolis ut the comers of the stand to perform adjustment, After the height of the base has been set, measure the gap between the epoxy floor ‘and the base and insert shims into the gap (perform the same adjustment for both left and right stands) No, 26201-1276 248g a s £ j 5 : i : ‘ é # 3 Figure 2.4-1 Leveling the gantry main body No, 6201-127 219(2) Removing the stabilizers (tilt lock and rotation Jock) + Remove one bracket which fastens the main frame in one place in the ‘back, and store it (KGTS-side stand section). * After loosening the rotation mechanical stopper bolt to permit rotation, fasten the nut to prevent looseness. Figure 2.4-2 Removing the stabilizers and lifting hooks No, 26201-127E 2-20(3) Securing the gantry Drill anchor holes with a 24 mm dia. electric drill, then secure the gantry base with two nut anchors. (Number of anchors. 2) (Refer to figure 24-1.) o_\ ‘oss ‘The shaded part represents the area applicable to the shim, Figure 24-3 No. 26201-1276°S 2212.4.3 Mounting the decorative covers (1) Prepare the decorative covers provided Used to cover the hotes for the gantry leveling bolts ‘Clamped on the left and right Stand (lett side of the patient couch) Figure 24-4 Mounting the decorative covers No, 26201-1276 22225 Assembling the Couch 2.8.1 Changing the side on which the curtain rail is mounted ‘A curtain rail should be mounted only on one side of the patient couch. The rail, however, can be relocated from the left side to the right side or vice versa ‘depending on the requirements of the installation site To change the mounting side, remove the three screws from the frame under cover 2.5.2 Mounting the sliding-type body band 2.5.2.1. Mounting the couch-top fasteners (1) Move the couch top to the IN-LIMIT position. (2) Mount the couch-top fasteners to the couch top At this time, the fasteners should be applied starting from the underside of the couch top (Refer to figure 2 5-1,) Patient fastener % Receiving section — ~ Couch-top fastener Figure 2 $-1 No. 26201-12765 223(3) Refer to figures 2 5-2 and 2,5-3 for the mounting positions. NOTE: Be sure to apply the fasteners starting Irom the underside of the couch {op. 1 application is started from the upper side of the couch top, it will ‘be impossible to secure the Couct-top mat. In addition, when applying the fasteners, press the fastener section firmty against the couch top $0 that the fastener is securely appliod. Otherwise, the fastener vill rub Figure 25-2 No. 26201-1276" 2.234(4) Place a sheet of paper between the rail and the Velcro fastener attached to the couch top and adjust the width of the extended part of the rail so that it is the same at the front and rear ends of the couch top (figure 2.5~4) ‘Then, remove the sheet of paper from between the rail and the Velcro fastener attached to the couch top (figure 2 5-5), (5) Perform the same procedure on both sides. Figure 2.5-3 Determine the installstion _ Figure 2.5-4 Place a sheet of paper position between the rail and the Velcro fastener attached to the couch top and adjust the ‘width of the extended part of the rail so that it is the same at the front and rear ends of the couch top. Figure 2.5-5 Remave the sheet of paper and press the rail against the Velcro fastener so that they are in close contact No. 26201-1276) 223825.2.2 Mounting the patient fasteners (1) Insert the insertion section of the patient fastener to the receiving section of the couch-top fastener. (Refer to figure 2.5-1.) Select either the 100-mm wide band or the 300-mm wide band, whichever is better suited to the examination the soft surface of the fastener contacts the tient discomfort. Patient fastener Outer surface ; Feets suit inner surface : Feels soft Sz Couch-top fastener Couch top ‘Couch-top mat Figure 25-6 ‘Couch-top fastener Patient fastener Figure 25-7 External appearance when the sliding-type body bands have been mounted No. 26201-1276" aac2.5.2.3 Applying the labels (1) Apply the caution labels to the upper cover as shown in figure 2 5-8 (one each on the left and right sides), Figure 25-8 2.6 Assembly of the Console (1) Assembly Arrange the console referring to the example shown in figure 2.6-1 1239 Figure 26-1 Console assembly drawing (example) (when the recommended desk is used) No, 20201-127E's 2230(2) Removing the Navibox cover (a) Remove the covers starting with the front side (right side as viewed from the front). ieee After removing the screws, shift the cover toward the rear and then lift it upward. Mass of one cover: Approx 3 kg Figure 2.6-2 Side of the Navibox (>) Remove the connector panel cover (rear). CNN pane! cover Figure 2.6-3 Rear of the Navibox No. 20201-127E 224(3) Connection of cables (a) Connect the following cables to the CNN pane! (see figure 2,6-4) on the back of the Navibox 1) Monitor signal cable (Connect the other end to the connector (figure 2.6-6) on the back of the monitor.) 2) Keyboard cable (Connect the other end of the cable to the keyboard ) ‘Hole for monitor power cable Figure 2.64 CNN panel on the back of the Navibox No. 20201-1276 2.25(b) Route the monitor power cable into the Navibox through the hole on the back at the upper right (see figure 2 6-4) Fix the cable with the provided clamps and connect it to the power connector and power transformer (total 450 W) ‘Connect the other end to the power connector on the back of the monitor. (See figure 2.6-6.) Connected to this connector. Power connector Figure 2.6-6 Connector panel on the back of the monitor No. 26201-1276" 2:2627 Connecting Cables and Checking Wiring ‘Connect cables between units as shown in figures 27-1 and 2.7-2 ‘When all cables have been connected, check that they are connected correctly, The supplementary explanation on wiring is given as follows: * For the imager connection procedures, refer to subsection 4.7 “Imager Connection" (> Refer to subsection 47 "Imager Connection" of this manual. No. 26201-127E"F 227No. 26201-1276Example of connection of the system transformer (Output and protective grounding) ‘S-phase 200 V S-phase 200 V R6T RsT Example of connection of the distribution board (oi) fo No. 20201-1276 2:302.7.1 Field wiring terminal board connecting procedure ‘The power connection terminal board of the gantry uses a terminal board for field a4 This subsection describes the cabling procedures and notes concerning connection. (1) Field wiring terminal board (a) TB! \ For supplying power to the gantry stationary section, for the door switch, and for warning lamp cabling (b) TB2> For supplying power to the inside of the gantry rotation unit (HFG, DAS, etc) CAUTION: | Use of an appropriate screwdriver ‘The screwdriver to be used should have a fiat tip, 1 the tip is flared, it is not possible to engage the guide and tighten it. Incorrect } No. 26201-1276 23 CorrectCAUTION: + The appropriate size of screwdriver depends On the terminal board. Use the screwdrivers with the sizes shown if the tabie + Ifthe guide is not sufficiently tightened, there may be burning on terminal board due to defective contact. (2) Checking cables (a) Check that stripped portion of each cable has the length specified in the table below, (b) Check that the stripped portion of each cable is not twisted. If any cable is twisted, pull it to straighten. ‘Strip length (L) No. 26201-127E(3) Pull out the terminal boerd from the gantry base section together with the mounting plate Rotation section power Input section No, 2201-127 233(4) Checking the cable insertion hole of the terminal board ‘Check whether the cable insertion hole of the terminal board is blocked by a clamp of other obstruction © Ifthe hole is blocked, loosen the screw or slightly press the clamp with a screwdriver (The status of a is changed to the status of b ) NOTE: When the terminat boatd screws are loosened, do not additionally tignten the screws fr the cab cannaced othe jrminal board belorohand, ‘© Tighten the screws of the terminal board sufficiently ‘Turn the screws until they cannot be tuned any more. ‘The electric wire is fully pressed down and the looseness preventive mechanism functions. (The screw and clamp are made of iron and tempered, so that they will not be damaged even ifa certain amount of force is applied.) No, 26201-1276 234(5) Cable connection to the terminal board Tighten the screws using a screwdriver while pushing the cable until the tip of the stripped cable meets the wall. ‘<2> Tighten the screw using 2 bladed screwdriver -<1> Keep pushing the cable. — (6) Checking tightening After tightening, check that the screws are not loose and pall the cables to verify that they cannot be pulled out, (7) Retum the terminal boards to the base of the gantry together with the ‘mounting plate and tighten the loosened screws (8) Additionally tighten the screw On the day following connection, tighten the screw of the terminal board again No. 6201-127 238(9) Note and check at the time of tightening The tightening structure is shown below. NOTE: Recommended tightening torque TBI: RS, T section; 1.2Nm TBI: AC IN, LAMP, OR-SW section; 0.5 Nim TB2_R.S. T section, 40Nm (2) After the screw of the terminal board is tightened sufficiently until it meets the wire, forcibly tighten the screw by halfa tum. Thereby, the shape of the wire becomes flat and the looseness prevention mechanism functions, (Since the screw and the clamp are hardened, they will aot be broken by ‘a slight force.) (®) After tightening, always pullthe cable lightly to confirm that the cable's ‘Rot removed. No. 26201-427E 2362.7.2 Waming lamp connection method (1) To tum ON « warning lamp such as "IN USE" using the 100 VAC or 200 VAC power supply of the site in synchronization with the power ON operation of the Navibox, connect the corresponding cables to terminals ‘TB2-1 and TB2-2 (see subsection 27.5) of the terminal board of the power controller of the Navibox Be sure to connect # 250 V, 0.5 A fuse to the power input line in series, (2) To tum a warning lamp ON or OFF in synchronization with the generation of X-rays, perform the following steps. ‘Connect the 100 VAC of 200 VAC input to the TB1 AC IN terminal of the gantry. In this case, connect 2 250 V, 0.5 A fuse to the input line in series. Connect the warning lamp cable to LAMP terminal of TB1. One of the following three types of operations can be selected by setting the jumper pins of the KGTSP board of the gantry as shown below. {a) Short between JPI | and 2: ON when X-ray exposure is possible (b) Short between JPI 3 and 4: ON during X-ray exposure (6) Short between JP1 Sand 6; ON while the console is ON (Set before shipment) (This is the same as when the cables are connected to terminals T82-1 and TB2-2 of the above console.) CAUTION: + Never apply a supply voltage other than that specified to any warning lamps of to the power-supply terminals for lighting ‘such lamps. Otherwise, the equipment may be damaged. + Be sure to use the specified fuse. Otherwise, the equipment may be damaged if an abnormality occurs. No. 20201-1277 2372.7.3. Connecting the door switch Ifa door switch is provided at the entrance of the scanning room, the door switch ‘connection signal is connected between terminals 5 and 6 of the DR-SW terminal of TBI. Linless the door switch is closed, the system is not set up and no X-rays are output. NOTE: Output fordetection 24 VOC. 10ma 2.7.4 Procedures for connecting the cables to the patient couch Wiring diagram for the couch No. 20201-127E21.5 Console connection method (1) Remove the CNN panel cover on the back of the Navibox (see figure 26-3) and connect the following signal cables to the CNN panel. + GTSxc * DAS * Interphone (speaker, microphone) + Keyboard * Monitor No. 20201-127E 239pre a re n O00 \ SSS Ct SS a STSIKC(2) Pass the console power cable through the hole at the left end as viewed from the back of the Navibox and pass the power control cable through the center hole as viewed from the back of the Navibox. Then fix the cables with the provided clamps and connect them to the terminal board of the power controller. © Power supply cable ‘TBI, grounding bar ‘© Power supply control cable: TB2 ‘Console power cable (AwK002-08) ‘Terminal board of power controller No 20201-1276" 2412.7.8 Cable connection to the gantry Connect the cables (PO4, $01, $02, $03) and the cable (EO1) to be connected 19 the distribution board between the gantry and the console to the corresponding connectors by referring to the figure below No. 20201-1276 242ea 2.7.7 Cable clamps Ju the stand cover to the lower rear portion of the gantry and clamp the cables (P02, PO3) with cable ties, referring to the figure below ing, of the installation location layout, the cables can be pulled out from the left side, center, OF right side. Clamp the cables referring to the figure below ‘AvaKze3 0) — Pod Po AMMO. ‘AWK20-19— AWKON2-08 ‘Aveo | AWOL AWNOROB Avent ARe@OR.10 No. 26201-127E% 243 A2.8 Checks Before Turning ON the Power 2.8.1 Checking and adjusting the gantry before turning ON the power ‘Check the following items, If any fault is detected, take proper action according to the Service Manual 2D201-044E (1) Looseness of bolts and screws (visual check of the paint) If bolts oF serews are found to be loose, re-tghten them. Pay special attention to the important joints (painted in yellow or red). The important fastening assemblies and tightening torques are as follows(2) Interference check Release the rotation lock and manually rotate the gantry rotation section slowly at speed of about | rpm to confirm that there is no interference between the rotation section and the stationary section Refer to subsection 7.2.2 “Rotation belt tension adjustment” of chapter | of the service manual No. 20201-3276" 245(3) Checking the high-voltage section © Oilleakage Perform extemal appearance check of the X-ray tube; heat exchanger, Fubber bose of the high-voltage transformer, etc. to confirm that there is bo oil leakage © High-voltage bushing The high-voltage bushing should not be loose. No, 26201-127E"H 2-458pp NN = ; 4 A! eX a\ ot \ oy ¥ ay R fj VR, V1 (front side) Figure 2.8-1, Unit mounting section No, 26201-127E°EFigure 2.8-2 Unit mounting section VF (36-kW HFG, front side) No, 20201-12764 2468,Figure 28-2A Unit mounting section VF (42-kW HFG, front side) No. 20201-1276" 2408Figure 28-3 Gantry tilting detection section No. 26201-1276 2-486Figure 2 8-4 Unit mounting section (Rear view) (4) Looseness of the rotation belt according to the service manual If the belt is loose, re-tighten it No. 20201-12768 24728.2 283 2.9 29.1 Checking the insulation Before turning power ON, check whether the power system is grounded using & tester When it is not, try 10 find the cause in each unit and take appropriate action for it Do not turn ON the power unti itis resolved (1) Turn OFF the circuit breaker in the distribution board. (2) Tum ON the cireuit breaker and power switch in each unit (3) Make sure that the connection between the output terminal (R, S, T) of the circuit breaker und the grounding terminal in the distribution board is not short-circuited Checking the line voltage ‘Check the 3-phase input supply voltage for the distribution board (should be between 180 and 220 V) Turning ON the Power Supply (Check the performance of the power supply and the emergency switch Ifany fiult is detected, take proper action according to the Service Manual Notes on X-ray system operation This subsection describes special precautions for safe operation and damage prevention when operating the X-ray system and work performed during rotation operations No, 26201-1276 248CAUTION: + Caution regarding the floating section Since the power unit circuit and the driver unit of the X-ray high- ‘voltage unit is not insulated from the power supply, extreme ‘care must be exercised to avoid electrical shock or short-circuit. (Except the XC PWB) Note the points listed below when it is necessary to connect ‘measuring instruments such as an oscilloscope to a circuit of tthe floating section such as the ORV PWB, the inverter PWB, etc. for any reason. (a) Insulate the measuring instrument using the insulation power transformer and set the probe. (b) Insulate the measuring signal using the isolation amplifier. {c) Do not leave the probe cable dangling when the probe is ‘connected to the measuring point. Doing so may cause ‘shock or short-circuit with the exposed GND section of the connector. When several measuring points are monitored ‘simultaneously sing an oscilloscope, note that the ground levels of the probes become common. Warning regarding rotation operation ‘The equipment is usually interlocked so that there is no rotation when the front cover is open. When SW320 is turned ON, rotation can be enabled. However, take the following precautions. if an operator is in the path of the rotation, there is a danger of death or 41) Tum the power OFF before starting operation. 2) When performing an operation that requires touching the rotation section while power is supplied, turn SW320 OFF beforehand. 3) When performing an operation with the front cover open while power is supplied, turn $W220 OFF beforehand. 4) Tum $W320 ON only when itis absolutely necessary to rotate the gantry with the front cover open. No, 20201-127E 249WARNING: + Waming regarding cominuity ‘At the time of continuity check, be extremely careful regarding electric shock because 200 V is applied to the primary (upper) side of MCS when NFB2 is ON. Note that the MC113 cover is provided for safety; therefore, do not femove the cover uniess absolutely necessary. 2.9.2 Power on for each unit (1) Turn the breakers and power switches of all the units OFF (2) Open the front cover, the reat cover, the side cover, and the left rear unit ‘cover (as viewed from the rear) of the gantry. (3) Tum the breaker of the distribution board ON, (4) Open the cover of the Navibox and turn the breaker on the power controller ON (5) When the power switch is tured ON, the system starts up. ‘Check that the fan is rotating, (6) Turn the breakers and power switches of all the units OFF (7) Remove the off-delay timer from the inside of the wervo unit. ‘No, 26201-1276 2-50(8) Confirm the settings of the off-delay timer of the gantry (9) After performing confirmation in step (8) above, return the terminal board 10 its original status XS The oft-deiay timer is inside orctalay Serer R {he servo unit section at the ‘upper part of the left side of the gantry as viewed from the front Gantry as viewed from the front The settings of the off-delay timer should be as follows ‘Operation/continwty display (green) {(Buting timer operation Blinking [Operating mode display window ‘During timer stop uo (01 should be sot | ‘Operating mode selection ‘swt Scale range disptay window ime uni display window 9] should be set Front view of the off-delay timer Figure 2.9-1 No. 26201-127E 251(10) ‘Turn ON the breaker of the gantry according to the following sequence (8) Tura ON CPS1 of the patient couch, (b) Turn once with NFB2 and CP740 turned OFF Power is supplied to the gantry stationary section and the patient couch (©) Turn OFF CPL ‘Turn ON CP740 and NFB2_.. No power is applied at this time ‘Tum ON CPL Power is supplied to the pantry (inching, the HFG) and the patient couch No, 26201-1276 25229.3 Operation check of the emergency switch Press the emergency switch on each of the two gantry operating panets and the ‘keyboard and confirm that the power of the gantry is turned OFF. It is possible to resupply power by turning the power switch of Navibox OF then ON after performing shutdown of the console ‘System power supply mode setting method ‘The power supply mode of the rotation section (detector, DAS) of the gantry rotation section can be set by connecting a short connector between CNN3 16 and CNNI17 in the gantry servo unit. At the time of shipment, independent- switching mode is selected as the standard setting The power supply mode can be changed based om the user's preference. (Mode setting must be with both the system power and the distribution breaker tuned OFF.) ‘To make the DAS timer setting effective, refer to subsection 2.12.2 of this manual (> Refer to subsection 2122 “Setting the DAS timer* of this manual (1) Connected mode (Setting for the off-delay timer (Timer 112) valid) ‘Connect the short connector $-CNN to CNN117 in the servo unit (CNNI16 is kept open ) If this setting is made, the rotation section of the gantry is tured OFF one hour after the power switch of the-consoleis turned OFF Note that wheq the DAS timeris ON, the power of the gantry rotation section remains ON. (2) Non-connected mode (Setting for supplying power to the rotation section of the gantry continuously) Connect the short connector S-CNN to CNNII6 in the servo unit (CNN117 is kept open.) If this setting is made, power is supplied to the rotation section of the gantry even when the power switch of the console is turned OFF. No. 26201-127E 2532.9.5 Operational check of the off-delay timer (X-ray tube cooling protection) (Perform this procedure only in “connected mode".) Set the DAS timer 10 OFF. ‘Change the set time of the off-delay timer to three minutes using the “time unit, selection switch" and the "set dial” (Refer to figure 2.9-3 ) Turn OFF the power of the console and confirm the following (1) The power of the gantry stationary section should be turned OFF simultaneously when the power of the console is turned OFF (The light of the operating panel should go out.) (2) The power of the gantry rotation section should be turned OFF for 3 minutes after the power of the console is turned OFF (The fan of the oil cooler should continue to rotate for 3 minutes.) Figure 2.9.3 NOTE: Be sure to retum the Set time of the off-delay timer to one hour afer erforming operational check and also return the manual switch of the OAS timer to AUTO. (The set time ts shown in figure 29-1.) 2.9.8 Checking KGTS setting Connect the terminal connection cable fiom the PC (Hyper Terminal, ete } 10 CN404 of the KGTS PWB and turn the power switch of the system ON ‘Check that the following contents are displayed on PC. Asteion (TSX-O21A) GTS VK. XX-RXXX (Y¥/MM/DD) ready “* H command preset data *** auto stide = 0620 0 clear time = 0020 NOTE: The contents shown for VX.XX-ROOX and YYAMMIDD will differ depending (GTS PWB. No. 26201-1276" 2542.9.7 AC/DC voltage check Check the AC/DC voltages of the gantry and the console referring to table 2.9-1 If the standards are not satisfied, perform adjustment, Table 2.9-1 (No.1) Measuring point Standard value | 1 Gantry Be sure to turn OFF the servo amplifier circuit [All the voltages below are protector (CP320) for safety *act (1) Recording of input voltage values Between R and § of TBI: Standard voltage | 180 V to 220 V Between § and T of TBI: Standard voltage <2> | 180 V to 220 V Between R and T of TBI Standard voltage <3> | 180 V to 220 V. Between R and § of TB2: Standard voltage <4> | 180 V 10220 V Between § and T of TB2: ‘Standard voltage | 180 V t0 220 V Between Rand Tof TB2; Standard voltage <6> | 180 V 10 220 V (2) Servo amplifier power L320. 4.5 Standard voltage 45 V 56 Standard voltage <2>+5 V 46 Standard voltage <3> 45°V (3) Inside the rotation section (a) HFG HFG input terminal board TB OA-$B Standard voltage <4> 45 V 4B-4C Standard voltage <5> 45 V baa Standard voltage <6> +5 V 2 Console | and 2 of TBI No. 26201-127E 2-55Table 2.9-1 (No. 2) ‘Measuring point Standard value Perform DC voltage adjustment with connection made to all PWBs._ | Alll the voltages below are "DC" 1. Gantry stationary section (1) PS380(+24.V) KGTSPPWB < CNSO4 1-2 235 t0245V (2) PS381(+5V) — KGTS PWR ‘TP7-TP3(0 V) S0t051V 3) PSILL (+5. V) © Measurement at © + ~~ 23.510 24.5V the power supply 2. Inside the gantry rotation section (1) PS7S1(+5V) » TB760 1-3 S1wS2V (2) PS752(424 Vy. TB760 5-6 241025 V (3) DAS power supply (a) 1SVANALOG: Between +5VA and AGND +5.01045.1V (b) -S VANALOG — Between -SVA and AGND S1to-S0V (c) +5V DIGITAL: Between +5VD and DGND +505 to 45.2V (a) 41SV0 T7772, 3-4 +S Ot +1S2V (by ASV p TBI, 56 AS.Os0"15.2V, () 45V TRTR 28 +5010 +52V 3 Console (1) PS2(+12V) ‘TB6 1-2 #12010 H29V (2) PS3(+12-V) ‘TBO 7-8 +120t0 +121V G) PSA (HSV) TRG 11-12 45.1000 +515 V (4) PSS(133.V) _—_TBS3-4 +348 1043.55 V 2.10 Operational Check of the Console (J) Turn ON the power of the console and confirm that the system starts up normally No, 26201-1276°8 2-56(2) Audio section Use the SS/ADI2 VRs to adjust the speaker volume and tone. The locations of audio system VRs and an audio system block diagram are shown below, Figure 2,10-| Locations of the $S/ADI2 audio system VRs. SS/ADIZuumaiterp yoo waysds opny Zo TaMay(3) Attaching the Navibox cover Attach the cover referring to figures 2.6-2 and 26-3 2.11 Operational Check of the Gantry and the Patient Couch 2.41.1 Outline of operation check Perform operation check of the gantry and the patient couch using the operating panel of the gantry and the maintenance panel on the KGTS PWB. (1) Operation using the operating panel Gantry tilt 430? to -30”, suspended at 0° (the gantry tit direction should correspond to that of the [THT] switch on the operating panel ) Patient couch vertical movement Up, down Patient couch horizontal movement Projector Auto home Slow movement, fast movement, free/remote, zero. clear : Lighting, extinguishing, automatic extinguishing in about two minutes ‘The gantry (tilting) returns to the 0° position, the couch top (horizontal movement) moves to the OUT-LIMIT position, and the patient couch (vertical movement) moves to the AUTO STOP a (2) Operation using the maintenance panel on the KGTS PWB (Refer to subsection 4 4 for operating procedures.) Slit operation Gantry rotation Wedge movernent Beam trimmer movement 10, 7, 5, 3,2, 1, and 0.8 mm slices Gantry and speed check (For details, refer 10 subsections 2.11.2 and 2.11.3.) NORMAL, SMALL, STEP, FLAT. DR. OPEN, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1, and 0.8 mm slices. No. 26201-1276 259(3) Optical data transmission error check ‘© Confirmation that communication is performed normally (Procedure) Turn OFF the power of the gantry by setting CP1 to OFF <2> Disconnect the DAS I/F (the DAS /F PWB connector). Tum ON CPI Use switches 3 and 4 on the GCIF2 PWB to clear the 7-segment error count displays (LEDs 7 10 9) (LED 6 indicates the number of transmission data sets, not the number of errors.) Set SW1-2 on the GCIF2 PWB to ON, <6> Rotate the gantry 2 rotations using the test rotor (60-s rotation) from the KGTS PWB maintenance panel <7> Then, confirm that the three types (LEDs 7 to 9) of 7-sezment error count displays on the GCIF2 PWB are "00" <8> Return SWI-2 on the GCIF2 PWE |o OFF and turn OFF the power of the gantry by setting CP! to OFF. <9 Reconnect the DAS I/F connector No. 26201-127E2.11.2 Gantry rotation speed check CAUTION: Hf the 2.0-MHU X-ray tube is installed in the system, do not perform 0.75-second rotation from the gantry maintenance panel. Doing s0 may damage the X-ray tube. (1) Outline The rotation speed of the gantry at the start-up of the gantry, speed data and required speed correction can be obtained by executing a speed check CAUTION: _ Be careful when rotating the gantry. (2) Tools required (a) Personal computer (b) Service cable (GR-1, as standard) (c) Hyper Terminal, ete, (3) Procedures to check the rotation speed of the gantry (@) Connect the personal computer to connector CN404 of the KGTSM PWB with the service cable (b) Start the Hyper Terminal from the PC (For the startup procedure, refer {0 subsection 4 6 "Setting the Hyper Terminal”) ® Refer to subsection 4.6 "Setting the Hyper Terminal" of this manual. (6) Use the procedures below to perform entry as needed from the maintenance panel (or the console) to rotate the gantry at a speed of 0.75, 1.0, of 1.5 seconds per rotation <1> Confiren that al bits of DIP SW 12 on the KGTS PWB are OFF. mer? ont 2=* ‘<2> Set the lever of the PANEL switch (SW1) to ON (downward). <3> Set "8" (SCAN) on switch SW32, <4> Set switch SW31 to "3* (1.5 seconds per rotation), "4" (I second per rotation) or "5" (0.75 seconds per rotation) ‘No, 20201-1276°F 261‘<5 Press the SET switch (SW11) and the SCAN switch (SW12) at the same time and hold them down. The gantry starts to rotate. <6> Release the SET switch and the SCAN switch to stop the gantry {rom rotating. NOTE: + After using the maintenance panel, be sure to sat the panet switch (SW1) OFF (upward) and reset the KGTS, + Do not perform continuous scanning (that is, a set of start and stop ‘operations performed consecutively) more than ten times. Doing so ‘may damage the servo-ampliier. It repetitions of continuous ‘Scanning ase required, stop for two minutes after scanning is performed ten times. ‘Note that when a twenty-second pause time is taken each single ‘Scan, scanning can be repoated as many limes as required. @ 3 send fier the gary sat torts, read the KGTSM message on the personal computer. (The time at which a message is issued differs depending on the rotation speed ) When the speed is within 23% Read the current gantry speed and the standard gantry speed on the personal computer and compare them. When the error is 43% or less, the KGTS allows the gantry to keep on rotating. ‘When the gantry speed data exceeds 23%, the gantry stops. ROTE : current speed: 0x AAAA std speed: Standard rotation + speed Current rotation speed of the earitry (Should be as close to Standard rotation speed as possible) Standard rotation speed 0.75 of 1.0 second per rotation © OxOS3F LS seconds per rotation 040 <2> Ifthe error of the rotation speed of the gantry is between 3% and 10% that the rotation speed is being corrected by the GTS waned (Two speed check messages are output.) Ifthe error of the corrected rotation speed of the gantry is not corrected to within 43%, the KGTS stops the gantry from rotating ROTE : current speed: OXAAAA std speed: Standard $ rotation speed Rotation speed measured by the first speed check No. 20201-1276°F 262ROTE : current speed: Ox OOOO std speed: Standard rotation speed + (adjust) Rotation speed after correction <3> Ifthe error of the rotation speed of the gantry is 10% or more ‘The KGTS outputs the following message and stops the rotation of the gantry, ROTE : speed error- osanas std speed. 0 x 0680 Rotation spoed of the gantry Gantry rotation speed data’ 0-75 or | O-second system +10% — 0x0392 The current rotation speed of the gantry is 10% slower than the standard speed +3% 0x.0358 The current rotation speed of the gantry is 3% slower than the standard speed Standard 0x 033F The current rotation speed is exactly equal 0 the standard speed 3% 0% 0326 ‘The current rotation speed of the gantry is 3% faster than the standard speed 10% Ox O2EC The current rotation speed of the gantry is 10% faster than the standard speed Gantry rotation speed data. | S-seéond system He Ox OSSC The current rotation speed of the gantry 15 10% slower than the standard speed 8% Ox 0505 The current rotation speed of the gantry is 3% slower than the standard speed Standard 0x 04E0 ‘The current rotation speed is exactly equal to the standard speed 3% Ox O4BA The current rotation speed of the gantry is 3% faster than the standard speed =10% 0x 0463 The current rotation speed of the gantry is 10% faster than the standard speed NOTE: rotation speed does not satisfy the standard, adjust it by {ollowing the procedures described in section 3 of the service manual No. 20201-127E°F2.11.3 Adjustment of the gantry servo-amplifier offset (1) Preparation (a) Turn OFF the breaker CPI beneath the rear left of the gantry (b) Open the gantry front cover. Tum OFF the servo amplifier breaker cP320 (©) Open the side cover on the servo unit side (left side of the gantry front), (d) Remove the servo unit metal caver (e) Tum ON the breaker CPI (Tum ON the servo amplifier breaker CP320 (g) Confirm that each unit of the gantry is powered ON (h) ‘Set rotation enable switch SW320 to ON (upward) The rotation warning lamp lights (2) Offset verification (a) ‘Turn OFF the servo amplifier breaker CP320 (b) After the breaker CP1 is turned OFF beneath the rear right of the pantry, change the KGTS PWB DSW 10 setting as follows: pswio ‘The OSW19 ON/OFF 123 4, on poakien ustiny sot” |) Se ¥ ‘The DSW'10 ON/OFF 12734 postion set after offset ON veriiestion OFF pswre (¢) Tur ON the breakers CPI and CP320 in order. Be extremely careful as the gantry may rotate accidentally “The panel operator panel display”... L171 will then appear. Leave the display for three minutes as is and verify that the rotation section does not move, If the rotation section moves in the positive or negative direction, it is assumed to be incorrect. No, 26201-1276 264(d) Turn OFF the breakers CP320 and CP1 in order (e) Restore the KGTS PWB DSW1O0 setting to normal status. (f) Turn ON the breakers CP! and CP320 in order. ‘The panel display * by will then appear. NOTE: If offset is incorrect, perform offset adjustment again, as described in section 3 of the service manual, No. 26201-1276"A 2652.12 Setting and Checking the Detector 2.12.1 Checking the detector temperature ‘To perform the following check work, wait for atleast one hour after power is supplied to the data acquisition section (1), The display of the temperature controller should be as follows: {a) Current value display section 39.0 to 41.0 (b) Setting value display section . 40.0 (Current value display section — Setting value display section 2.122 Setting and checking the DAS timer Set the DAS timer located in the servo unit as requested by the customer The setting must be reconfirmed even ifthe setting is not changed from the factory setting tthe setting is not correct, ring artifacts may be generated To stabilize the temperature of the inside of the data acquisition section, especially that of the detector, itis necessary to supply power for more than 2.5 hours By setting the IDAS timer, power is automatically supplied to the data acquisition section before the system is tumed ON, which makes it possible to use the system immediately after turning ON the power switch of the vontole ‘Tomake the DAS timer setting effective, the system must have been set to system power supply mode (connect the short Connector S-CNN to CNNI17 in the servo unit) Refer to subsection 2.9.4 “System power supply mode setting method” Refer to subsection 2.9.4 *System power supply mode setting method” of this manual No, 26201-127E°S 2654 .(1) Names and functions of each part of the DAS timer ‘Operation selecting | This displays the ON/OFF status of the contro! output and knob with ON/OFF | ON/OFF selection of the control output can be performed display by turning the knob clockwise Setting indicator | There are two setting indicators, ON (gold) and OFF (Gilver), ‘The power of the data acquisition section is turned ON or OFF at the desired time. Dial This holds the setting indicator and performs time display in 15-minute increments. Knob ‘This is for turning the dial manually and displays the current time in one-minute increments Mounting hole _| This is used to fix the timer using an M3 screw ‘Storage hole for | This stores the extra setting indicator. the extra setting indicator Manual switch | Auto - Power is supplied to the data acquisition section according to the time set on the dial by the setting indicator, ON Power is supplied to the data acquisition section regardless of the setting indicator set on the dial OFF - Power to the data acquisition section is coupled to ON/OFF operation of the console power switch This is used to select $0 Hz or 60 Nz No, 26201-127E 2-08(2) Setting procedure (a) When power to the gantry is supplied all day and night ‘The manual switch is turned “ON*. The manual switch is set to OFF at the time of shipment from the factory. (b) When supplying power to the data acquisition section is controlled using the setting indicator 4 Use the DAS timer line frequency change window on the rear of the servo unit to set the frequency change switch (white) on the rear of the DAS timer to the line frequency of the site (set the arrow indicator to 50 Hz or 60 Hz). SO Hzis set at the time of shipment from the factory b. Set the manual switch to "AUTO", © Securely insert the setting ON indicator (gold) into the dial groove of the desired continuity start time (at least 2.5 hours before the ‘customer turns ON the power switch of the console) and the setting, OFF indicator (silver) into that of the desired continuity stop time. Note that the setting indicator should not be inserted in the dial ‘groove within the =15-minute position from the current time position. For this case, turn the center knob in the arrow direction to shif the desired groove position a litle from the current time position and then insert the setting indicator. Be sure to set the setting ON and OFF indicators as pair. d. After completing the setting indicators, turn ON the power of the system, rotate the center knob in the arrow direction to perform dial ‘one rotation, and confirm that the display of ON/OFF operation alternates according to the program set by the setting indicators. © Last, turn the center knob in the arrow direction to set the current time (hour, minute) correctly. By performing the above work, operation stars. (©) When the timer is not used ‘The manual switch is set to "OFF" ‘To.use this mode, however, the user must turn ON the console power ‘switch 2.5 hours before using the system. When automatic air calibration is performed, even if warm-up of the tube was performed immediately afer the power switch of the console ‘was turned ON (after the system was booted), if 2.5 hours or more has passed, warm-up of the tube should be performed again. Otherwise, Ting artifuets may be generated No. 26201-127E"A 287(3) Note (a) When the DAS timer is set, power is supplied to the gantry rotation section even if the power switch of the console is turned OFF () When the DAS timer is used, always tum ON the switch on the switchboard to which the system (or the gantry when the power-supply system of the gantry is different from that of the console) is connected (6) Ifa power failure occurs, reset the current time because the time of the DAS timer is delayed by the time elapsed during the power failure (a) When the setting of the manual switch is changed from "ON" or “OFF* to "AUTO", check the current status using the operation selecting knob with ON/OFF display. If the displayed status differs from the set status, ‘tum the operation selecting knob with ON/OFF display clockwise to set, to the desired status ‘Servo unit rear view Of os m Line frequency change window (50 H2/60 Hz selection) No. 26201-12762.413 Operational Check and Adjustment of the X-ray Tube (1) Operation check of the X-ray tube (a) Confirm that the fan and pump in the heat exchanger for the X-ray tube ‘operate when the gantry power supply és turned ON. (b) ‘Select “warm-up processing" and confirm that the LED of the start lamp: Tights ‘Then, interrupt the operation and check the rotor rotation of the X-ray tube. (2) fFadjustment (Refer to subsection 7.1 3 of chapter 4 of the service manual 21201-0486.) > Refer to subsection 7.1.3 of chapter 4 of 2D201-044E. (4) Confirm that the name of the X-ray tube used is displayed in the “Tube Information* column. {b) Perform If adjustment for 80 kV and 100 kV. (c) After adjustment is completed, save the If data as a file. (It is useful for subsequent maintenance work ) (3) X-ray tube seasoning NOTE: This X-ray lube seasoning can be skipped if the check date is within two weeks of the last exposure date described in the test record (2A201- BSE) provided with the systom. (a) Select (SEASONING? from the [SYSTEM MAINTENANCE] menu of [SYSTEM MAINTENANCE] using the system console to perform X-ray tube seasoning. (Refer to chapter 4 for the seasoning conditions) (b) After completing exposure, do not use the system for more than 30 minutes with the system tumed ON (c) Perform If adjustment for 120 KV and 135 kV. (4) Warming-up the X-ray tube Perform warm-up scan from the system console No. 26201-1276"F 2692.14 Test Scan At this stage, the first scan after installation is carried out. Make sure that the scanning and scanoscopy can be carried out without problems by the system (1) Scanoscopy Set the water phantom with the phantom holder and perform scanning under the Xam Pian for the abdomen. Then, check if'an image is displayed (2) Scanoplan Use the scanoplan to set the ROI at the position of the phantom of each size and make a scanning plan. Then, make sure that the couch top moves tu the first slice location 8) Sean Carry out scanning in accordance with the plan. “Then make sure that an image is displayed No. 20201-127E"8, 2-702.15 X-ray Tube Alignment ‘Check front/rear and left/right tube alignment Ifthe alignment is not satisfactory, adjust the tube position according to the Service Manual > Refer to chapter | of 21201-0446. 2.16 Positioning and Fixing the Patient Couch 2.16.1 Setting the height ‘When packed, the couch is set to its lowest height. After bringing-in, raise the ‘couch to the maximum height 30 that it can be aligned with the gantry easily and anchors can be inserted smoothly (1) Turn ON the power supply for the system and raise the couch using the operating panel in the gantry 10 the UP-limit of 915 mm +10 (distance between the floor surface and the top of the gantry cover) 915210 Figure 216-1 No. 20201-127E an2.16.2 Setting the distance between the gantry and the patient couch (1) Mount the couch positioning jig cover and the jig cover mounting plate on the gantry. Partially insert an M6 hexagonal socket heed bolt on the center of the couch lower frame Couch lower frame Figure 2, 16-2 ‘No, 26201-127E 272(2) Shift the couch gradually so that the positioning bolt of the couch lower frame is inserted into the V-shaped notch of the jig cover fsstened to the Gantry tower frame fT = Figure 2 16-3 3) When the positioning bolt of the couch enters the V-shaped notch of the jig ‘cover, temporarily fasten the two fixing bolts. Figure 2 16-4 No. 2201-127 2732.16.3. Aligning the right and left side positions of the patient couch with the gantry NOTE: When the procedures in this Section and subsequent are camied out, setting One side causes a change on the other side, requiring two or three ‘epatitions to determine the final position of the couch, (1) Referring to figure 2 16-5, attach pieces af solder at locations (a) and (b) along the white dots painted on the center line of the couch top. 1190 Couch top White fastener area | Figure 2.16-5 (2) Set the couch height to the HEIGHT. | positicn (Ue lowest position wt which scanning is possible) (3) Perform scanning at locations (a) and (b). (Scan conditions: 120 kV, 50 mA, field size L, S-mm slice thickness) ON... J / Figure 2.16-6 No. 26201-127E°F 274(4) Display a scale on the screen and adjust the couch position so that the solder position is aligned with the vertical line of the scale at both locations (a) and (b). Figure 216-7 (5) Move the patient couch to the UP-LIMIT position and perform the procedures described in steps (3) and (4) to adjust the couch position (6) Referring to the horizontal scale as shown in figure 2 16-8, adjust the couch position so that the couch top is horizontal Couch top Figure 216-8 No, 20201-127E°F 2-744 . As shown in figure 2.16-9 (a), the center line shifts when moving the link ‘mechanism vertically. To avoid this shifl, the center of the couch top must be aligned with that of gantry as shown in figure 2.16-9 (b) by checking the center of the couch top at the HEIGHT. and UP-limit positions During the alignment, the levelling bolts at the four comers of the lower frame are used. Refer to figure 2.16-11 |— Gantry center and couch top ‘center at the UP-timit position center |UPAimit postion = | No. 26201-1278°F 2752.16.4 Leveling the patient couch (When couch-top leveling is achieved by the procedures described in the previous subsection, the work described in this subsection is not required ) (1) Level the couch top longitudinally by means of a level Couch top longitudinal level Check the Jevelness on the couch top, Place the level using the white points as a reference at the center of the couch top. Figure 216-10 No, 26201-1276" 2-76(2) Adjust the couch as indicated by the level Use the leveling bolts at the four comers of the lower frame to adjust the couch. Figure 2 16-11 (3) When the couch is leveled, place shims under the lower frame and loosen the leveling bolts slightly because (@) ‘The floor may be damaged by the heavy weight loading a limited rea; {b) It is preferable that the sliding rail for the bearing in the lower frame does not sag, No, 20201-127E*F an2.16.5 Securing the anchor bolts Drill anchor-bolt holes in the floor and secure the couch base using the attached brackets and the anchor. {The other two holes are also secured with anctior bolts) Figure 2.16-12 lfthe heights of the pantry and the patient couch are not the same, adjust the couch height using the shim. No 20201-1276" 2.782.16.6 Mounting the gantry base cover After positioning the gantry and the patient couch, mount the stand cover and cable cover as shown below ‘Stand cover (right) Figure 2 16-13, <1> Mount the stand covers (right and lett) <2 Secure the cable cover using screws and attach the decorative caps, 2.16.7 Check for oil leakage from the patient couch Refer to the Maintenance and Inspection Manual (2¥201-0498), D Refer to section 2 of 2Y201-049E, No. 26201-1276F 2792.16.8 Adjusting the couch height display ‘The display for UP LIMIT of the patient couch should be +182 and the display for HEIGHT-1 of the patient couch should be 0 Follow the procedures described below for fine adjustment of the couch height display. (1) Tools required (a) Screwdriver for adjustment (2) Procedures 10 adjust the couch height data display 1. Set bit 4 of DIP switch DSW4 on the KGT'S PWB to the ON position + 2 Move down the couch top to the HEIGHT-1 position. Move the couch top 80 mm or more from the OUT LIMIT position (at the IN position), The couch top stops ut the HEIGHT-1 position. 4 3 Turn the control VR6 on the KGTS PWB so that the display of couch height data displays 0. + 4 Move up the couch top to the UP LIMIT position. t '5 Turn the control VR7 on the KGTS PWB so that the display of couch fhcight data displays +182 L 6 Set bit 4 of DIP switch DSW4 on the KGTS PWB to the OFF position. t [ao] * After adjustment is completed, be sure to retum DSW4-4 on the KGTS PWB. to OFF No. 26201-1276" 2.802.17 Checking the Position of the Phantom 2.17.1 Positioning the phantom (1), Adjusting the phantom holder ‘When mounting the phantom holder on the holder mounting section of the patient couch, i there is a gap between the holder mounting section of the ‘couch and the Duracon plate under the phantom holder, the phantom holder will be unstable, and it will not be possible to secure the water phantom correctly In this case, adjust the phantom holder following the procedures below. {u) Loosen the fixing screw from the bottom of the phantom holder (b)_ Loosen the four screws for securing the Duracon plate at the bottom of the phantom bolder (©) After installing the adapter, mount the phantom holder on the patient couch (d) Insert a bladed serewdtiver into the space between the left and right ‘Duracon plates under the phantom hoider from the front and the rear of the patient couch and widen the space so that the gap between the Duracon plate and the couch holder section is eliminated (e) Tighten the screws that were loosened in (b) and pull out the screwdriver (f) Confirm that the phantom holder is mounted properly on the patient ‘cough and tighten the fixing screw If the phantom thotder is still unstable, repeat steps (b) to (e) for adjustment. No, 26201-127E 281Fixing screw —— Plate mounting screws (our locations) Figure 217-1 (2) Adjusting phantom sag ‘After tilting the gantry to the 0° position from the plus'side, turm’on the projector and adjust the sag adjustment screw so that the projector light beam aligns with the center line of the phantom. Carry out this adjustment for all phantoms. — Projector beam Center fine of the phantom *—— Phantom holder Sag adjustment screw Figure 217-2 ‘No, 20201-127E2.18 Checking the Relationship Between the Gantry and Couch 2.18.1 Final performance check of the gantry and couch (1) Remounting the covers Remount all the covers (2) Checking interference ‘After mounting the covers, check that the movable setions do not interfere with the covers by nanning a test rotor from the KGTS maintenance panel Check points + Dome and rotation unit + Metal lower cover and base unit + Gantry front undercover and couch (3) Gantry-patient couch position interlock ‘The interlocked operations of the gantry and couch should be checked referring to subsection 4.2 Check that the tabletop and gantry dome caver do not interfere with each ‘other when the system is stopped by the interlock. No. 26201-1276 2-832.19 Overall System Test oe ey caren slide functions work normally in accordance with the operations of the | Key on the keyboard. ‘Check that the tilt moves in the range of 30° (2) Check ifthe slice plane can be set correctly by the scanoplan, Procedure (a) Attach a piece of solder along the black line on the S phantom, {b) Perform scanoscopy, align the scanning position with the piece of solder ‘on the phantom, and move the patient couch. (©) Perform scanning and confirm that the slice plane is aligned with the solder position (4) Turn ON the internal projector to confirm that the beams from the projector idhuminate the solder on the phantom Ifthe beams from the internal projector are displaced, adjust the projector position 2.20 Software Setting 2.20.1 Related information setting ‘Set the related information such as ose name by following the procedures described in the software service manual, D> Refer to the software service ‘manual (2201-0441 2.20.2 Checking the serial number of the workstation Fill in the serial number of the workstation on the installation quality check sheet To obtain the serial number, check the label inthe lower part of the rear of the workstation or execute the ‘sysinfo’ command (8 letters), 2.21 Aging the Detector Perform X-ray exposure without placing anything in the dome For exposure conditions, refer to the service manual (2D201-0446). No. 20201-127E°F 2842.22 Acquiring Calibration Data ‘Set the water phantom using the phantom holder and acquire calibration data For the acquisition procedure, refer to the Service Manual (2D201-O44E), Before performing calibration data acquisition, wait for at least 2 hours and 30 minutes after the power is tured ON. A period of 2 hours and 30 minutes is required for stabilization of the detector. If calibration data acquisition is performed betore the detector has stabilized, the acquired images may contain ring artifacts. 2.23 Integrated Test 2.23.1 Scan operation check (1) Seanogram check Check positions (TOP, RIGHT, LEFT) (2) S& V sean check @) S&S scan check (4) Auto-Index scan check (5) Dynamic scan check (6) Helical scan check 2.23.2 Image quality check ‘Measure the image noise, collect TOS phantom CT numbers, and make sure that the data satisfy the values specified in the Factory Test Record 2.24 Checks Before Delivery (1) Performance check of each optional unit Install each optional unit in accordance with its installation manual and check the performance (2) Cleaning Clean the covers of the units and the panels. G) Installation quality check sheet Confirm that all items are included in the installation quality check sheet. No, 26201-127E°F 285 .3. Related Data (I) Site planning manual (2A201-384E) (2) Service mamsal (2D201-044E) (3) Installation quality check sheet (25201-037E) (4) Operation manual/Basic volume (2B201-208E) (5) Operation manual/Scanning volume (2B201-209E) (6) Operation manual/Image processing volume (2B201-210E) No, 26201-12764. Appended Data 4.1 Gantry Rotation Interlock If the front cover of the gantry is opened, the cover switch is tured OFF, which disables gantry rotation. When gantry rotation is performed with the cover opened, turn ON (upper side) the permission switch (SW320) Gantry rotation is enabled and a lamp lights ‘The gantry cover interlock list is given in table 4 1-1 NOTE: 1. Ifthe KGTS detects a servo error once, the error data is held and.gantry ‘rotation cannot be performed from the console even if the gantry Is restored to a status in which rotation is permitted. To clear the orror data, reset the KGTS or perform gantry rotation once using the maintenance panel on the KGTS PWB. 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Assur) dQ © yous (uonmoL) uowsaag (2) 440 {Sif YooLsarw 9909 Kum [=] ¥ OIE4.2 Interlock of Gantry/Patient Couch Positions 4.2.1. Interlock depending on the HEIGHT position (1) Initial setting a Tilt angle o b Couch top level: +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) © Horizontal position of the couch top: 80 mm or more inward from the OUT LIMIT position (the OUT-1 photosensor switch is not cut out.) All panel switch lamps must light, [) (le (2) Turning ON the UP switch (UP LIMIT) ‘4 When the couch top stops at the UP LIMIT position, the [UP] 0 ‘switch lamp goes out. The (HEIGHT) indicator displays a value in the range from 180 to 184 mm b. When the LP switch is turned ON again outside the above range, [0 ‘the (UP] switch lamp does not light and the [HEIGHT] indicator displays blink. IN/OUT operation is possible o +TILT operation is possible and stopped at +2". 0 'ILT operation is possible and automatically stops at 0° for 2 o seconds. This operation is stopped at -2° The tilt angle is reset to 0° a as4.2.2 Interlock depending on the SLIDE position (1) Initial position a. Tilt angle ° b Couch top level: +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) . Horizontal position of the couch top 80 mm or mote inward from the OUT LIMIT position (the OUT-1 photosensor switch is not cut out ) All panel switch lamps must light. l= No. 26201-127E(2) Turing ON the IN switch (IN LIMIT) a. When the couch top slows dawn and stops at the IN LIMIT o position (IN-1), IN operation is stopped (The couch top starts slowing down approximately SO mm before the IN LIMIT position ) The [IN] switch lamp goes out ‘The [AUTO SLIDE] switch lamp also goes out at sites at which a special-order option is provided. (The [AUTO SLIDE] switch lamp and [TN] switch lamp go out simultaneously at sites where the above special-order option is provided Note that in the rest of this manual, only descriptions related to the {IN} switch lamp are included. At sites where the above special-order option is provided, the descriptions for the [EN] switch lamp in this manual are also applicable to the [AUTO. SLIDE] switch lamp ) s ‘When the IN switch is turned ON again outside the IN LIMIT, o ‘operation does not start while the [IN] switch lamp is OFF. The [SLIDE] indicator displays blink in the ON status, ¢ TILT operation is possible and stopped at +2° a 4. Automatically stops for 2 seconds at 0° ~TILT operation is a possible and stopped at -2° The tlt angle is reset to 0° by +TILT operation a UP operation is possible 0 1g. DOWN operation is possible The couch top stops at a HEIGHT-1. The [DOWN] and [IN] switch lamps do not fight NLM No, 2¢201-427E(3) Turing ON the OUT switch (OUT LIMIT) 4. When the couch top stops at the OUT LIMIT position, OUT operation is stopped and the [OUT] switch lamp goes out, (The couch top slows down from a position approximately 68 mm away from the stop position ) b. When the OUT switch is turned ON again outside the OUT LIMIT, operation does not start while the [OUT] switch lamp is OFF. The [S{IDE] indicator displays blink in the ON status + TILT operation is possible and is stopped at #2° 4. Movement automatically stops for 2 seconds at (° -TTLT ‘operation is possible and is stopped at -2° The tilt angle is reset to 0° by +TILIT operation ° UP operation is possible Move the patient couch until it reaches about -100 mm position to perform checking, In this case, the [DOWN] and [IN] switch tamps.do not light, © a Our Liner a Sp 85, SF No. 26201-12764.2.3 Combined interlock This section describes the procedures checking that the interlock operates the same way under the same operating conditions, (1) Initial position a Tiltangle o b Couch top level: +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) © Horizontal position of the couch top: ‘80 mm or more inward from the OUT LIMIT (the OUT-1 photosensor switch must not be cut out.) All panel switch lamps must light, —{ No, 26201-127E a7(2) HEIGHT-1 ‘4 When the couch top stops at HEIGHT-1, the [DOWN] switch a lamp goes out ‘The HEIGHT indicator should display a value in the range from -2'mm to +2: mm. e ‘Tum ON the DOWN switch again oO DOWN operation is not performed and the HEIGHT indicator displays blink when the DOWN switch is turned ON IN operation is possible a OUT operation is possible a Move the couch top to the OUT-1 position (approximately 68 mm. away from the OUT LIMIT position). (Do not move it to the OUT LIMIT position ) The [DOWN] switch lamp lights at the OUT-1 position All the Panel lamps light a Turn the (-THT] switch ON. ‘The [DOWN] switch lamp goes out when the gantry is tilted beyond -10.5° £ Turn ON the -TILT switch. 5 ‘The pantry must stop at -20%/ ‘The {TIL T}:switch linip goes out. & \ TIT operation is possible. a ‘The gantry must stop at +28° after it automatically stops at 0° for two seconds (the [+ TILT] switch lamp goes out), ‘The {DO} is.out when the tilt angle isin the range from +0.5° to 28° h. ‘The tlt angle is reset t0 0° ‘The [DOWN] switch lamp Tights, All (3 the panel lamps light. fee ‘No. 26201-1276G) Turning ON the DOWN switch (HEIGHT-2) s e . By pushing the DOWN switch, DOWN operation is stopped where the [IN] switch lamp goes out. The HEIGHT display where the lamp goes out must be in the range from -8 mm to -2 mm, ‘When the [IN] switch is turned ON, operation does not start while the [IN] switch lamp is OFF The [SLIDE] indicator displays blink ‘in the ON status. OUT operation is possible. Operation must not be performed until the OUT LIMIT is reached. (Stop the couch top at a position 30 mm away from the OUT LIMIT position ) TILT operation is possible. The gantry stops at -10° The {-THLT] switch lamp goes out_ The [IN] switch lamp goes out ‘When the [-TILT) switch is turned ON, the [TILT] indicator displays must blink + TILT operation The gantry must stop at 0 5° after it stops at 0? for two seconds. ‘hs STIL anche sot the LIN] swit and the [DOWN] switch lamp goes out at the * TILT position. The TILT lamp must blink when the [+TILT] switch is ON The tle angle is reset to 0° The TTL seit neg aed the [DOWN] ics lamp remain ind the [IN] switch lamp remains out tes TT No, 2620-127 a a(4) Turning ON the DOWN switch (AUTO STOP) a, When the [DOWN] switch is turned ON, the couich top stops at a specified position with AUTO STOP. ‘ol light until operation is stopped with AUTO STOP. ‘The HEIGHT indicator should display a value in the range from -275 mm to -295 mm 'b. When the IN switch is tured ON, operation does not start while the [IN] switch lamp is OFF. The [SLIDE] lamp blinks in the ON status, © OUT operation is possible. This operation must not be performed until the OUT LIMIT is reached (Stop the couch top at a position -15 mm away ftom the OUT LIMIT position.) -TILT operation To be performed until -2° is reached. € TILT operation: Stops at the tilt angle in the range from 0° to 0.5° after the couch has stopped at O° for 2 seconds. The [+TILT] and [DOWN] switch lamps go out. ‘The [THT] indicator displays must blink in the ON status o £ The tilt angle is reset to 0°, The [+ TILT] and [DOWN] switch lamps light, IK cen No. 26201-1276 410(5) Turning ON the DOWN switch (DOWN LIMIT) &. DOWN operation stops at the DOWN LIMIT. ‘The [DOWN] » goes out The HEIGHT display must be shown a value less than -360 mm (Standard -390 mm) b. When the DOWN switch is tumed ON again outside the DOWN LIMIT, operation does not start while the DOWN switch lamp is OFF. The [HEIGHT] indicator displays blink in the ON status. © When the IN switch is turned ON, operation does not start while ‘The [SLIDE] indicator displays blink in the ON status 4. OUT operation is possible ¢, When the +TIL-T switch is turned ON, the [TILT] indicator displays blink, *TIL-T operation is stopped at a tilt angle 0.5°, then the [TILT] switch lamp goes out. £ TILT operation is possible This operation is performed until -2° is reached. elt tt —_ No. 20201-127E an(6) TILT+POSI Initial position Tilt angle o Couch top height +60 mm (between HEIGHT-O and the UP LIMIT) Couch top horizontal position © Position $0 mm away from the OUT LIMIT position (OUT-1 position) a *TILT operation is possible. The tilt angle is set to +2°. u 'b. When the DOWN switch is turned ON, DOWN operation stops at —_[ the HEIGHT-1 position. The [DOWN] switch lamp goes out, IN operation is possible Qo 4d. OUT operation is possible. This operation is continued until the (The OUT LIMIT is reached. The [OUT] switch lamp goes out. lamp remains out during the next and subsequent check.) When the DOWN switch is turned ON again outside the DOWN [I LIMIT, operation does not start while the [DOWN] switch lamp is. OFF, ‘The [HEIGHT indicator displays blink in the ON status. F UP operation is possible Setting to approximately SO mm is Qo desirable. The [DOWN] switch lamp then lights. & Waen the DOWN switch is tured ON, operation stops at q HEIGHT-1 ‘The [DOWN] switch lamp goes out, hi The tilt angle is reset to 0”. The [DOWN] switch lamp then lights [ No. 20201-1275 412(7) +TILT interlock Initial position Tilt angle Couch top level Horizontal position of the couch top +TILT operation o° +60 mm (between HEIGHT-O and the UP LIMIT) ; $00 mm inward from the OUT LIMIT a. TILT operation is possible 0 +30° + TILT operation stops at +30°, The {*TILT] switch lamp goes out. b. Tum ON the [+TILT) switch again. Operation is not possible, the [+TH,T] switch lamp is stil) owt, and the tilt indicator displays must blink when the [*TTLT] switch is ON, All lamps other than the [+TEL'T] switch lanyp must light e LIMIT. IN operation is possible OUT operation is possible Move the couch top to the position $00 mm inward from the OUT €. Perform DOWN operation of the patient couch DOWN operation stops at a height between 35 mm and 45 mm. ‘This is the HEIGHT-9 position. the [+TELT] switch Jamp go out. No. 20201-127E 413 andf 6 Perform -TILT operation, a ‘The [DOWN] switch lamp lights at +28 5° ‘The [+ TUT] switch lamp tights at +28° Tilt the gantry to +20" Perform +TILT operation ‘TILT operation stops at +28° The [*TILT} switch lamp goes out. Perform UP operation of the couch until the height reaches 60mm. [| The [+ TILT) switch lamp lights, Perform DOWN operation of the couch t The [1 TIL} switch lamp goes owt when the couch is at a height of between 35 mm and 45 mm, The couch stops at HEIGHT-1 ‘The [DOWN] switch lamp and the [+TILT) switch lamp go out. Perform UP operation of the couch until the height reaches 60 mun a and perform TILT operation to 129°. All the switch lamps light. Perform DOWN operation of the couch. 0 DOWN operation stops at a height of between 35 mm and 45 mm_ The [DOWN] switch lamp and the {+TILT] switch lamp go.out IN operation is possible, t OUT operation is possible. a Move the couch top to the OUT LIMIT. The {OUT] switch lamp, the [DOWN] switch lamp, and the [+ TILT] switch lamp remai out No. 26201-427E 4t4(8) “TILT interlock Twitial position Tilt angie ‘Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-O and the UP LIMIT) Horizontal position ofthe couch top | $00 mm inward from the OUT LIMIT -TILT operation a TILT operation is possible to -30° a -TILT operation stops at -30" The [-TTLT] switch lamp goes out, b. Tum ON the [-TILT] switch again. Operation is not possible, the {-THT] switch lamp is still out, and I a All the lamps other than the [-TILT] switch lamp must light, 2 ¢. £N operation is possible a d. OUT operation is possible a Move the couch top to a position S00 mm inward from the OUT LIMIT ¢. Perform DOWN operation of the patient couch u DOWN operation stops at a height of between 3S mm and 43. mm, (HEIGHT-0 position) The [DOWN] switch lamp and the [-TILT] switch lamp go out. No. 20201-127E 415£ Perform +TILT operation. The [DOWN] switch Jamp lights at -20 5° TILT] switch lamp lights at -20° Tilt the gantry to -10° Perform -TILT operation -TILT operation stops at -20°. ‘The [-TILT] switch lamp goes out. ‘Perform UP operation of the couch until the height reaches 60 mm ‘The [-TILT] switch lamp lights. i. Perform DOWN operation of the couch The [-TILT] switch lamp goes out when the couch is at a height of between 35 mm and 45 mm The couch stops at HEIGHT-1 (HEIGHT indicator. -2 mm to +2 mm), The [DOWN] switch famp and the [-T1LT) switch lamp go out J. Perform UP operation of the couch to the height reaches 60 mm and perform TILT operation to -21° ‘All switch lamps light, k. Perform DOWN operation of the couch. DOWN operation stops at height of between 35 tum and 45mm The [DOWN] switch lamp and go Out. | IN operation is possible 1m OUT operation is possible Move the couch top to the OUT LIMIT. The [OUT] switch lamp, the [DOWN] switch lamp, and the [-TILT] switch tap remgin out, No, 26201-1276 4164.2.4 Gantry tilt-stop low (DR TAPE SW) (1) SLIDE operation interlock (R LOW-TAPE switch) Initial position Tilt angle o Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-1 and the UP LIMIT) Horizontal position ofthe couch top 80 mm or more inward from the OUT LIMIT (the OUT photosensor must not be cut out.) a The-TILT, IN, OUT, and DOWN switch famps must go out when — the R LOW-TAPE switch is pushed. b. Turn ON the (R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [IN] switch tuned 1] ON IN operation stops immediately. The [IN] switch lamp goes out, ¢. Tum ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [OUT] switch o turned ON. our ne be ey mail [oO No, 26201-127E 4n7(2) HEIGHT operation interlock. Tit angle ° Couch top OUT LIMIT ‘Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) a Turn ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [UP] switch turned a ON UP operation continues after it stops instantancously b, Turn ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [DOWN] switch g tured ON ae ne The [DOWN] switch lamp i (No, 26201-1276 418(3) TILT operation interlock (R LOW-TAPE switch) Initial position Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 to the UP LIMIT) (a) Check at a+TILT position Tilt the gantry to 45° a. Turn ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [+ TILT] switch turned ON, TILT operation continues after stopping momentarily b. Tur ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [-TILT] switch tured ON. -TILT operation stops immediately ‘The [-TILT] switch lamp goes out. (0) Check at a -TILT position Tilt the gantry 10 -5" © Turn ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [-T1L.T] switch turned ON =TILT operation stops immediately ‘The J-DILTL switch lamp.goes out. d. Tum ON the [R LOW-TAPE] switch with the [+ TILT} switch’ turned ON. + TILT operation continues after stopping momentarily. ¢, Return the gantry tilt angle to 0” ‘No. 26201-127E “194.2.8 Function check of the gantry front lower tape switch (F LOW-TAPE sw) (1) SLIDE operation interlock (F LOW-TAPE SW) Initial setting Tit ° Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) Horizontal position ‘of the couch top ~ 80 mm oF more inward from the OUT LIMIT (tbe OUT-1 photosensor switch must not be cut out.) a, The +TILT, IN, and DOWN switch amps must go out when the F LOW-TAPE switch is turned ON, b. Tum ON the [F LOW-TAPE] switch with the [IN] switch tumed ON. IN operation stops immediately. The [IN] switch lamp goes out. ¢ Turn ON the [F LOW-TAPE] switch with the [OUT] switch c turned ON OUT operation continues * sbefre Rea Front: F LOW-TAPE SW No. 26201-127E(2) HEIGHT operation interlock (F LOW-TAPE SW) Initial setting Tilt angle r Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-O and the UP LIMIT) Horizontal position of the couch top OUT LIMIT ‘Tum ON the [F LOW-TAPE] switch with the [UP] switch umed | ON UP operation continues after stopping momentarily ‘Tun ON the [F LOW-TAPE] switch with the [DOWN] switch o turned ON = DOWN operation stops immediately. The [DOWN] switch lamp goes out, ( No. 26201-1276 421(3) TILT operation interlock (F LOW-TAPE SW) Couch top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 to the UP LIMIT) (a) Check at « + TILT position Tilt the gantry to +5° a, Turn ON the [F LOW-TAPE) switch with the [*TILT] switch turned ON. TILT operation stops immediately ‘The [TILT] switch lamp goes out, b Turn ON the [F LOW-TAPE| switch with the [-TILT] switch ‘tumed ON, -TILT operation continues after stopping momentarily. (b) Check at a - THT position Tit the gantry to 8° ‘Turn ON the [F LOW-TAPE} switch with the [-TILT] switch turned ON, -TILT operation continues after stopping momentarily. ‘Turn ON the [F LOW-TAPE} switch with the [+ TILT} switch: turned ON, o *TILT operation stops immediately ‘The [+ TILT} switch lamp goes out, Return the gantry tlt angle to 0° . (No. 26201-127E4.2.6 Function check of the gantry rear mat switches (mat switches on the left and right sides) (1) SLIDE operation imerlock (left- and right-side mat switches) Initia setting Tilt ° Couch-top level 460 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) Horizontal position ofthe couch top 80 mm or more inward from the OUT LIMIT (The ‘couch top must not cross the OUT-1 position ) MAT SW Left Right @ The f+ TILT) {IN}, [OUT], [-TILT), and {UP} switch o } lamps must go out when the mat switch is turned ON b. Turn ON the mat switch with the [IN] switch turned o oa ON. IN operation stops immediately, ‘The [IN] switch amp goes out. ‘Turn ON the mat switch with the [OUT] switch turned [ 1 ON. OUT operation stops immediately ‘The OUT] switch lamp goes oust, Mat switches provided on the left and right sides b xe x ee tor No, 26201-127E 423(2) HEIGHT operation interlock (Ieft- and right-side mat switches) Initial setting. Tit o Couch-top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) Horizontal position ofthe couch top OUT LIMIT MAT SW Left Right a. Turn ON the mat switch with the [UP] switch turned i) ON UP operation stops immediately The [UP} switch lamp goes out. b. Turn ON the mat switch with the [DOWN] switch 0 oO turned ON. DOWN operation stops momentarily and then continues. 4 OUT LIMIT —>h No, 20201-427E 424(3) TILT operation interlock (left- and right-side mat switches) Initial setting Couch-top level +60 mm (between HEIGHT-0 and the UP LIMIT) {a) Check at a+ TILT position Tilt the gantry to +5° Loft Ris a Turn ON the mat switch with the [TILT] switch o Oo turned ON, +TILT operation stops immediately ‘The [+TILT} switch lamp goes out b, Turn ON the mat switch with the [-THLT] switch 5 ouU turned ON -TILT operation stops immediately ‘The [-TILT] switch lamp goes out, No, 2201-127(b) Check at a- TILT position Tit the gantry to 5° ‘Turn ON the mat switch with the [-TILT] switch oO o turned ON, =TILT operation stops immediately ‘The [-TILT} switch lamp goes out Turn ON the mat switch with the [+TILT] switch 0 a turned ON, + TILT operation stops immediately, The [+TILT] switch lamp goes out. Return the gantry tilt angle to 0° ti i 4.2.7 Releasing the couch top from free status at HEIGHT-2 Initial setting Tilt angle o Couch top level +60 mm Horizontal position of the couch top OUT LIMIT Couch top is set to the FREE: status by the free switch on the control panel a When turning ON the [DOWN] switch, DOWN operation starts 0 The couch top must be released from FREE status at HEIGHT-2 No, 26201-1276 4-264.2.8 Projector control when remote horizontal movement slows down and stops at the OUT-2 position Initial setting Tilt angle ° Couch top level +60 mm Horizontal position of the couch top Approximately 250 mm from the OUT LIMIT 4 When the couch top is moved in the IN direction, the corresponding projector lamp lights at the OUT-2 position. b, When the couch top is moved manually from OUT to IN in couch-top FREE mode, the corresponding projector lamp must not go out at the QUT-2 position © Set the couch top at a position approximately 50 mm to 100 mm inward from the OUT-2 position ‘Then, tun OFF the projector and release the couch top from the FREE. status. Use the console to move the couch top 200 mm outward Afier OUT movement is started, the couch top must start slowing down approximately $0 mm from the QUT-2 position and then stop. ‘The message "OUT limit” must be displayed on the console monitor. No. 26201-1276 Oo4.2.9 AUTO HOME function check Initial setting T1LT 0" Couch-top level UP LIMIT ‘Couch horizontal position: {N LIMIT & With the AUTO HOME switch ON, tum ON the following switches sequentially to confirm that operation stops immediately +TILT switch =TILT switch IN switch OUT switch UP switch DOWN switch Turn ON the AUTO HOME switch. = Tilt the gantry to the TILT’ 0° position, move the couch top to the couch-top OUT LIMIT position, and move the patient couch to the couch AUTO STOP position uTO the DOWN operation is halted by the interlock during operation, the HEIGHT indicator must blink o Turn ON the AUTO HOME switch again. ‘The TILT, SLIDE, and DOWN operations must not be performed and the [AUTO HOME] lamp must remain out. No. 26201-127€ 4-28 arcooecsonsod yoopaiyy [-z'p aunsiy Cuonsaxp + 243 ut yn [ttm Laue oy) ‘uopoury 10U ¢90p JoIOU aq7 Jo wIsyTEyDaU 49O}-H195 941 51) poptoid st saddois yeowreysow ou ‘auojaoyy 20uRFeqioqUNoD ke se sise AnueS oy} Jo Blom oxy ‘UONsap - amp ut Bu BuuN g4.3 Gantry Power-supply Sequence ‘The pantry power-supply sequence diagram is shown in figure 4.3-1 For each protector position and breaker section, and the power connection sequence, refer to figure 43-1 ‘The gantry power-supply sequence is as follows (1) When the internal power-supply ON LED [(@) sit, this indicates that power is supplied to some parts of the gantry, ¢ When this LED is lit, power is supplied from the console and the gantry operates (2), When the power switch of the console is turned ON * Power is supplied to the entire gantry (rotation section and stationary section) (MCII1, MCLI2, and MC113 are tured ON) (3) When the power switch of the console is turned OFF © Connected mode The gantry stationary section is turned OFF simultaneously (MC111 and MC112 are tuned OFF). ‘Note that when the DAS timer is ON, the power remains supplied to the inside of the gantry rotation section. Non-conmnected mode (setting at the time of shipment) ‘When the short connector S-CNN is Connected to CNN117.the gantry rotation section is tuned OFF after one hour (power is supplied for one hhour by the off-delay timer). When the short connector S-CNN is connected to CNN116, the gantry rotation section is always supplied with power. However, only the oil cooler is turned OFF about ‘one hour after the console power is turned OFF (4) When the emergency switch is pressed © The power of the entire gantry is turned OFF (MC111, 112, and 113 are turned OFF). © This status is retained until the power switch of the console it turned OFF (The emergency status is released by turning OFF the power switch of the console) No. 20201-127Eumsfiep souanbas Ajddns-ramod Krum [-¢ p ung4.4 Operation of the Maintenance Panel (1) Notes on use (a) When the panel switch (SW1) is ON, operation is not possible from the ‘operating pane! or the console (b) When the panel switch is turned on during movement of the gantry and ‘of the couch, operation stops. Gantry rotation stops at the home position A of the X-ray tube (c) Reset the KGTS after use of the maintenance pane! (2) Operation of the maintenance panel (a) Set the KGTS panel switch (SW) to PANEL ON. * The maintenance panel can be operated afler the above setting, (b) Select a function by $W32 Refer to the | maintenance function listing ‘© The indicator of 1LED 66 is changed by operation of this switch, (6) Select « function by SW31. nero [se a | '* The indicatorjof LED 67 is changed by this switch. (d) Push the set switch (SW11) and the scam switch (SW 12) to perform operation © Switch operation tee (a oan ‘© Operable by the set and scan switches for test rotor, seano, and sean {e) Repeat steps (b) to (d) to perform the desired operation. (PD) Set the panel switch (SW1) to the OFF position. # The LED 66 10 67 seven-seyment LEDs read FF No, 26201-1276(g) Reset using the RESET switch (SW21) or perform ON/OFF operation for the power supply, * The indicators of the LED 66 to 67 lamps are changed from FF to 88. ‘Additional information of the switches to be used ‘SW1 panel switch Pane! operation is permitted when this switch is ON. SW32 function selection Permits a function (© g., wedge) to be selected. SW31 mode selection Permits mode selection of the function selected by SW32 SWI SET Starts operation SWI2 SCAN Permits gantry rotation by pushing See meer Mond LeD67 = LED 66 ogg RE!) ig OO No. 26201-127E 433‘Table 4.4-1 Maintenance panel function listing (for Asteion/VR, VI) ‘Function setting} [Operation mode] ‘352 operation function WIE 1. When performing SW32 setting for "8 scan”, do not turn ON Fepeatedly more than 10 times. Wait for at least 20 seconds 2. If the 2.0-MHU X-ray tube is installed in the system, do not perform 0.75-second rotation from the gantry maintenance panel. Doing 90 may damage the X-ray tube. No, 20201-1276" caTable 44-1 Maintenance panel function listing (for Asteion/VF) {Function senting} TOperation mode} 'SW32 operation faction ‘Setting of SW3t 1 2 3 4 [os 6 7 * 1] Wedge NORMAL |SMALL STEP [FLAT |DR 2 [pasta [auTo |TeST | Gainoo [Gain or | Gain 10 3 [sia CAUTION: 1, When performing SW22 setting for "8 scan”, do not tum ON repeatedly more than 10 times. Wait for at least 20 seconds before restarting. The servopack may be damaged. ‘2. iW the 2.0-MHU X-ray tube is installed in the system, do not perform 0.76-second rotation from the gantry maintenance panel. 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(c) Perform 10 exposures using the scan conditions: 100 kV, 300 mA, large focus, 4 s-on, 25 Soff NOTE: After porforming X-ray exposure, wait more than one hour (do nol perform X-ray exposure within 30 minutes after the last exposure), Setting the Hyper Terminal (1) Select {{Programs}} > [Accessories] > [{Hyper Terminal] from the start menu of Windows® to open the following window (figure 4 6-1), No. 20201-1276°F 4:38(2) Double-click the 'Hypertrm.exe’ icon to open the following window (figure 46-2), (3) Enter a name in the "Name" field, select the desired icon, and click [[OK]) * Anarbitrary name and icon can be set. Figure 4.6-2 (4) When the following window (figure 4.6-3) is displayed, set ‘Connect using’ to ‘Direct to Com! and click {{OK]}(5) When the following window (figure 4.6-4) is displayed, perform port setting as shown below: After setting of al items js completed, click {[OK]], The Hyper Terminal No, 26201-127EF 4404.7 Imager Connection Connect the imager using the Ethernet couxial cable by following the procedures outlined below, Connecting the imager to the Asteion (1) Preparations for connection Confirm that installation and setting of the imager have been completed. Before connecting he conc to the LAN, perform the following setting (a) Console IP address and host name setting, (b) Imager application software setting (c) LUT (Look Up Table) and MAG type setting, For setting procedures, refer to the corresponding sections of the software service manual. Note that IP address and host name setting procedures differ depending on the protocol (Toshiba protocol, DICOM protocol) of the imager connected. No, 26201-127EF aat(2) Connecting the console to the LAN in the hospital To connect the console to the LAN in the hospital, a 100Base-TX Ethernet cable and an external HUB must be prepared in advance. It is recommended that a switching HUB be used as the external HUB and that the connection be made as shown in the figure below. For 10Base-T MAX 200m. For 100Base-TX MAX 100m Figure 47-1 No. 20201-127E°FG) Connecting the cable in the console (@) After confirming that the OLP of the X-ray tube is low enough, perform shutdown processing and turn OFF the power supply of the system, (b) Turn OFF the breaker of the distribution board in the hospital (©) Pull the console out toward an area where the procedures can be carried ‘out, (d) Remove the covers of the console as shown below. Figure 4.7-2. Removing the covers No. 26201-127E°F 443(e) Route the prepared Ethernet cable as shown below and connect it to the HUB in the console Clamp the cable at this point using the clamp provided with the console. Figure 4.7-3. Right side of the console (1) Reinstall the covers of the console by reversing step (d), Return the console to its original position (a) Since the Ethernet cable is connected to the uplink port of the HUB in the console, connect the Ethernet cable to the normal port of the external HUB. (4) Connection check Copy the SMPTE test pattern from the provided MO to the image file directory Display the copied SMPTE test pattern, use the keyboard to perform STORE and PRINT screen printing, and confirm that operation is performed normally (5) Imeger adjustment Adjust the film density output from the imager using the SMPTE test pattern, No. 20201-127E°F 444TOSHIBA TOSHIBA CORPORATION 1985 SHIMOISHIGAMLOTAWARA-SHLTOCHIGH-KEN 324-B5S0,JAPAN