OsteoSys DEXXUM T Service Manual Guide

Service Manual (English)
OsteoSys Co., Ltd.

Model Designation: DEXXUM T DOC. No. : OT09-2F7431-SVM-05
Device Service Manual
Service Manual Document Rev. : 6.0

Appendix1. Alignment Document Rev. : 3.0
Appendix2. Calibration Document Rev. : 4.0
Appendix3. Installation Document Rev. : 2.0
Appendix4. FPGA download Document Rev. : 1.0
Appendix5. Disassembling Document Rev. : 1.0
Service Manual Table of all contents

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Revision History
Date Revision Description DR CHK APP Lot

2009.3.26 01 Initial Release W.J.Moon H.S.Han K.Y.Yoon
2009.10. 28 02 Motor Driver model W.J.Moon J.K. MooN K.Y.Yoon

running chage
(KR55MC -> MD5-HD14)
2009.12.17 03 Firmware/software change W.J.Moon J.K. MooN K.Y.Yoon
2010.03.17 04 Add the way of using laser W.J.Moon J.K. MooN J.H.Choi
point JIG.
Power board revision
information
2010.09.20 05 Add information of service W.J.Moon J.K. MooN J.H.Choi
procedure for PMT detector
2014.12.11 5.01 Add document revision M.J.Park H.K.Kim J.J.Kim
number
2014.12.11 06 Modify HFG Fix Brkt' Y.H.KIM S.J.MOON J.J.Kim
2015.01.05 07 The solution according to M.J.PARK J.J.KIM J.J.KIM

the error code
2015.01.21 07.01 The solution according to M.J.PARK J.J.KIM J.J.KIM
the error code
This document is prepared/distributed by OsteoSys Co., Ltd.
Legal action will be applied to illegal use.

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Service Manual
1. Cautions ............................................................................................................................................. 4
2. Field Replaceable Unit and Ordering Code .......................................................................11
3. Trouble Shooting Guide ...........................................................................................................15
4. Service Manual .............................................................................................................................46
5. Appendix 1 : DEXXUM T Mechanical alignment manual
6. Appendix 2 : DEXXUM T Calibration manual (Confidential)
7. Appendix 3 : DEXXUM T installation manual
8. Appendix 4 : DEXXUM T firmware download manual
9. Appendix 5 : DEXXUM T Device disassembly manual
10. Appendix 6 : DEXXUM T Cable drawing

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1. Cautions
1. Representations in the Service Manual ............................................................................... 5
2. Service engineer training ........................................................................................................... 8
3. Cautions ............................................................................................................................................. 9
4. Service program and service documents .........................................................................10
5. Personal data protection ..........................................................................................................10
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1. Representations in the Service Manual
1) Representation method
User manual and installation manual are described based on the following marking and
representation method.
- Method of describing order, signs and icons
Alphabetical order is used to indicate execution order.
a. Indicates first in order

b. Indicates second in order
c. Indicates third in order
Examples are provided in a box and ‘Example)’ is used to indicate the description is an
example of the case concerned.
Example)
a. Place the patient on the bed of the measuring equipment.
b. Check if the measured part comes within the measuring scope
and put it exactly within the scope.
c. On the window of the user program that says “Will you move to the base location?”,
select Yes or No..
Additional explanations are indicated with ‘-‘, to show brief information.

Signs that indicate material contents or contents that require attention in the manual
: Cautions related to equipment use
: Points to be fully understood with relation to equipment use
: Reference page
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Indication of “CAUTION”
The mark and phrase “CAUTION!“ as below is designed to draw users’ attention
since there can be safety risks during use of the equipment.
Along with the warning phrase, explanation is provided.
Indication of “High voltage“

Label of high voltage generating device of the equipment. Since high voltage
flows within the equipment, users must wear protective outfit, use insulated tools to
perform maintenance or repair activities.
Indication of “WARNING”
The “WARNING“ label as below indicates possibility of safety accidents in case users
are negligent or not careful enough Along with the warning phrase, explanation is
provided.

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2) Symbols
: X-ray on
Symbol that Indicates X-ray is currently emitted for examination. The symbol appears
on the equipment controller or on monitor during examination of a testee or daily
tests.
: X-ray off
Symbol that Indicates X-ray is not currently emitted for examination. The symbol
appears on the monitor during stand-by mode or waiting for measurement or
measurement is completed.
: Laser pointer
Symbol that indicates danger of laser pointer.
: Power on
Symbol that indicates that power is on.
: Power off
Symbol that indicates that power is off
: Start
Symbol that indicates X-ray is being prepared to be emitted.
: Communication state
Symbol that indicates communication state of the equipment.
: Caution
Symbol that indicates caution is needed or it is needed to refer to the manual for
safety reason.

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2. Service engineer training
The service engineer of this equipment needs training on safety knowledge of the
equipment and safety awareness during the work. Fully understand safety points for
your work, get thoroughly read the service manual and provide the service in the order
as indicated.
You need to pay keen attention to “Caution” symbol for Cautions or warnings.
Service engineers shall complete training on “safety on duty” to be provided by

Osteosys on a regular or irregular basis.
Service engineers shall receive trainings on proper use of the equipment and service.

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3. Cautions
Field engineers of DEXXUM T must be cautious of safety matters on duty, wear

safety outfit and start work after fully understanding Cautions.
1) Full understanding of Cautions
- Make sure to thoroughly understand the following Cautions.
1. Work in compliance with the manual.

2. Do not touch with wet hand
3. Wear protective outfit or shielding gears fit to your work
4. Disconnect main power cable from the device whenever disassembling the
device.
5. As DEXXUM T is using high voltage, even when the power is off, some voltage
can be left in the device around the power supply part. Be sure not to cause
short circuit between devices when using conductive tools.
6. Make sure to wear shielding outfit when handling X-ray emitting devices since
DEXXUM T is X-ray generating equipment
7. DEXXUM T is scanning equipment designed to scan the patient by moving
carriage on bed by using monitors. Be cautious about monitors on the move.
8. As DEXXUM T has many sharp parts inside, be careful about injury.
2) Wearing safety or protective gear or outfit
- Field engineers shall wear proper protective outfit or gear depending on their job on
hand.
.
1. Wear nonconductive gloves when handling power supply regions or other power
supply devices. Do not work with wet hands or be careful not to let conductive
accessories touch power supply regions
2. Wear shielding outfit when handling X-ray emitting devices or generating X-rays.
3. Wear gloves and safety shoes when handling mechanisms or internal fixtures.

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4. Service program and service documents
Documents regarding our service program and equipment services are protected by copy
right. Only the users who are authorized by Osteosys have the right to use our software
and manual.
Service engineers who are authorized by Osteosys have the right to use our service
program and manual.
5. Personal data protection
Personal information or measurements of the patients are protected under relevant laws
and regulations. Service engineers are not allowed to disclose any personal information
or data during service provision.

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2. Field Replaceable Unit List and Ordering code
Ordering Code FRU Qt’ Description Remarks,page

FRU009-001 BED-TABLE-MDF 1 MDF 4-7;P110
FRU009-002 BED –MAT-BLUE 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-003 BED –MAT-ORANGE 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-004 BED –MAT-PURPLE 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-005 BED –WING- MAT –BLUE-(L) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-006 BED –WING- MAT –ORANGE-(L) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-007 BED –WING- MAT –PURPLE-(L) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-008 BED –WING- MAT –BLUE-(M) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-009 BED –WING- MAT –ORANGE-(M) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-010 BED –WING- MAT –PURPLE-(M) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-011 BED –WING- MAT –BLUE-(S) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-012 BED –WING- MAT –ORANGE-(S) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-013 BED –WING- MAT –PURPLE-(S) 1 Urethane Mat 4-7;P110
FRU009-014 BED –WING-(L) 1 Cover 4-6;P108
FRU009-015 BED –WING-(M) 1 Cover 4-6;P108
FRU009-016 BED –WING-(S) 1 Cover 4-6;P108
FRU009-018 BED –CURTAIN-ROLLER-TOP 2 machinery 7-17;P153
FRU009-019 BED –CURTAIN-ROLLER-BOTTOM 2 machinery 7-17;P153
FRU009-020 BED –CURTAIN-SHAFT 2 machinery 7-17;P153
FRU009-021 BED –LIMIT-BLOCK-L 1 machinery 7-8;P124
FRU009-022 BED –LIMIT-BLOCK-R 1 machinery 7-8;P124
FRU009-023 BED –MAIN-SWITCH 1 Switch 7-19;P158
FRU009-024 BED –INLET-BOARD 1 Electric board 7-20;P159
FRU009-026 CARRIAGE-ASSY’ 1 System APPENDIX5
FRU009-089 PMT CARRIAGE-ASSY 1 System APPENDIX5
FRU009-027 CARRIAGE-MAIN-MODULE 1 Main Module 7-1;P125
FRU009-084 CARRIAGE-PMT PMC ASSY 1 Main Module(PMT) 7-1;P125
FRU009-028 CARRIAGE-POWER-MODULE 1 Main Module 7-2;P126
FRU009-029 CARRIAGE-HFG 1 Generator 7-3;P127
FRU009-030 CARRIAGE-Detector 1 Detector module 7-4;P130
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Ordering code FRU Qt’ Description Remarks, page

FRU009-086 CARRIAGE-PMT DETECTOR ASSY 1 Detector module 7-4;P130
FRU009-031 CARRIAGE-HFG-FAN 2 Fan 7-21;P174
FRU009-032 CARRIAGE-HFG-SHUTTER 1 Shutter 7-6;P134
FRU009-033 CARRIAGE-MOTOR-DRIVER 1 Motor Driver 7-5;P133
FRU009-034 Bed-INLET-FUSE-125VAC-6A 10 Fuse 7-18;P171
FRU009-035 Bed-INLET-FUSE-250VAC-3.15A 10 Fuse 7-18;P171
FRU009-036 CARRIAGE-CONTROL-PANNEL 1 Operation Panel 7-14;P157
FRU009-037 CARRIAGE-Detector- 1 Laser Pointer 7-16;P162
LASER-MODULE
FRU009-038 CARRIAGE-LIMIT-SWITCH 4 Limit switch 7-7;P135
FRU009-039 IDLE-PULLEY-S5M 1 machinery 7-11;P149
(WITHOUT STROKE GUIDE)
FRU009-040 IDLE-PULLEY-ASSY 1 machinery 7-11;P149
FRU009-041 ROLLER-IDLE-FLAT 1 machinery 7-11;P149
FRU009-042 SHAFT-PULLEY 1 machinery 7-11;P149
FRU009-043 COVER-TOP-EMERGENCY-SW 1 Switch 7-15;P160
FRU009-044 CARRIAGE-COUPLING-KEY 1 machinery 7-10;P144
FRU009-045 STEPPED-MOTOR 1 Motor 7-10;P144
FRU009-046 CABLE-MAIN-OP-PANNEL 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
FRU009-047 CABLE-POWER-EMERGENCY-SW 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
FRU009-048 CABLE-MAIN-MOTOR-DRIVER 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
FRU009-049 CABLE-MAIN-LIMIT-SW 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
(without LIMIT SWITCH )
FRU009-050 CABLE-MAIN-POWER 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P56
FRU009-051 CABLE-POWER-MOTORDRIVER 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P56
FRU009-052 CALBE-MAIN-Detector 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P56
(without Laser pointer)
FRU009-090 PMT detector Cable Assy’ 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
FRU009-053 CABLE-MAIN-HFG 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
FRU009-054 CABLE-POWER-HFG 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
CABLE-CONNECTORBOX-POWER
FRU009-055 CABLE-MAIN-SHUTTER 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
FRU009-056 CABLE-MOTORDRIVER Y- 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
CONNECTORBOX

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Ordering code FRU Qt’ Description Remarks,page

FRU009-057 CABLE-MOTORDRIVER X- 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
MOTOR X
FRU009-058 CABLE-MAINSWITCH- 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
CONNECTORBOX
FRU009-059 CABLE-MAIN-CONNECTORBOX 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
SCSI
FRU009-060 CABLE-FUSEINLET- 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
MAINSWITCH
FRU009-061 COVER-FRONT 1 Cover 4-1;P102
FRU009-062 COVER-CARRIAGE-TOP 1 Cover 4-3;P104
FRU009-063 COVER-CARRIAGE-BOTTOM 1 Cover 4-3;P104
FRU009-064 COVER-SIDE-L 1 Cover 4-5;P107
FRU009-065 COVER-SIDE-R 1 Cover 4-5;P107
FRU009-066 COVER-BACK 1 Cover 4-2;P103
FRU009-067 COVER-CARRIAGE-COLUMN 1 Cover 4-4;P106
REAR
FRU009-068 COVER-CARRIAGE-COLUMN 1 Cover 4-4;P106
FRONT
FRU009-069 BED-CURTAIN-FILM 1 Curtatin Film 7-12;P152
FRU009-070 CARRIAGE-BOTTOMCOVER-FILM 1 Carriage Film 7-13;P156
FRU009-071 CARRIAGE-TIMINGBELT-YAXIS 1 Timing Belt (Y asix) 7-9A;P138
FRU009-072 CARRIAGE-TIMINGBELT-Detector 1 Timing Belt (Det) 7-9B;P139
FRU009-073 CARRIAGE-TIMINGBELT-HFG 1 Timing Belt (Gen) 7-9C;P141
FRU009-074 JIG-TIMINGBELT-TORQUE 1 Torque Wrench + 5-2;P116
WRENCH Tension Jig Set
FRU009-075 JIG-TIMIGBELT 1 Tension Jig 5-2;P116
FRU009-076 ACC-PC 1 Computer set -
FRU009-077 ACC-DAILY-PHANTOM 1 Daily Phantom -
FRU009-078 ACC-PROTECTIONWALL 1 Protection Wall -
FRU009-079 ACC-PCTABLE 1 PC Table -
FRU009-080 ACC-PRINTER 1 Printer -
FRU009-081 ACC-MONITOR 1 Monitor -
FRU009-082 ACC-FOOTSUPPORT 1 Supporter -
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Ordering code FRU 명칭 Qt’ Description Remarks,page

FRU009-083 ACC-FOOTSUPPORT2 1 Supporter
(Square shape)
FRU009-084 DEXXUM T SOFTWARE 1 User Software -
FRU009-091
FRU009-085 DEXXUM T SOFTWARE UPGRADE 1 Software -
FRU009-092 KIT Upgrade Kit
FRU009-086 DEXXUM T SOFTWARE 1 Software -
FRU009-093 DEXXUM T HARDWARE Update Firmware
Without DOWNLOAD CABLE Upgrade Kit
FRU009-087 DEXXUM T SOFTWARE 1 Software APPENDIX 4
FRU009-094 DEXXUM T HARDWARE Update Firmware
With DOWNLOAD CABLE Upgrade Kit
Downloader
FRU009-095 CABLE_CONNECTORBOX-Y 1 Cable Harness 1-7;P57
MOTOR

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3. Trouble Shooting Guide
0. How to use Trouble Shooting Guide........................................................................ 18
1. Power ..................................................................................................................... 19
1-1. System doesn’t start when Power is ON.

1-2. Fuse breaks off at Power “ON”
2. Operation/Noise ...................................................................................................... 21
2-1. Equipment doesn’t go back to initial position

2-2. Problem during movement/scan
2-3. Noise during operation
3. Problems on Parts .................................................................................................. 25
3-1. Equipment doesn’t go back to initial position

3-2. Replacement according to FRU number
4. Connection /Communication ................................................................................... 27

5. Functional Problems on Hardware Main Module ..................................................... 28
5-1. Laser pointer doesn’t work

5-2. Problem with Move key/Select key/LED on user control panel
5-3. Problem with buzzer
5-4. Problem with shutter
5-5. Problem with Limit switch
5-6. Detecting problems by main board indicator
6. Functional Problems on Hardware Power Module .................................................. 30

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7. Trouble Shooting on Error Codes............................................................................ 31
7-1. A-002 Hard Disk Space Insufficiency

7-2. B-002 Under Temperature
7-3. B-011 Check Detector or Main Board
7-4. B-012,B-013,B-014,B-015,B-016,B-017,B-018 generator working error
7-5. B-0110 X-ray generator’s temperature getting higher then high temp
Limit Range
7-6. B-0111 X-ray generator working time be in excess(continuous 13 min)
7-7. B-023 X-ray generator Reset
7-8. B-031 X-ray generator Mechanical Error
7-9. B-041 Request Command Time out
7-10. B-051 EEPROM mA Read Fail
7-11. C-003 Image File could not be found
7-12. C-004 Image format does not match
7-13. C-005 Can not find the print format
7-14. C-006 Wrong File Header
7-15. C-007/C-008 It is not scan area
7-16. C-011 File not Found
7-17. C-012 Disconnected
7-18. C-013 This program dose not support current Resolution
7-19. D-001 Retype the Password
7-20. D-002 Patient not selected
7-21. D-004 There is a problem in the year of birth
7-22. D-005 There is a problem in the month of birth
7-23. D-006 There is a problem in the day of birth
7-24. D-007 ‘Name’ is required
7-25. D-008 ‘Ethnic’ is required.
7-26. D-008 ‘Height’ is required
7-27. D-010 ‘Weight’ is required
7-28. D-011 ID marking is wrong. Retype the ID Mask
7-29. D-012 'Password Confirmation' is not equal to 'New Password’
7-30. D-013 ‘Password’ is required
7-31. D-014 ‘Retype password’ is required
7-32. D-018 Doctor is not selected
7-33. D-020 Image is not selected

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7-34. D-021 Scan site is not selected

7-35. D-024 Release ROI button
7-36. D-026 Database server could not be found
7-37. Daily QC is not finished
7-38. D-030 Scan Area Over (Y axis)
7-39. D-031 Work List Mode
7-40. D-040 There may be an object on this position. Please remove object and
retry
8. Daily Inspection Test ............................................................................................... 39
8-1. BMD Check Fail

8-2. Repair on Back Ground
8-3. Repair on Low/ High Ratio / Spectrum area
8-4. Repair on Spectrum area
8-5. Repair on Moving Test area
9. Trouble Shooting on Image Measured .................................................................... 44
9-1. Lines or black spots on image

9-2. Image is not visible or reversed after image analysis
9-3. Location of bone image of a patient is not recognizable.

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0. How to use Trouble Shooting Guide
Find the problems listed in the content for troubleshooting.

Using this troubleshooting guide, you can identify the problems in the content, find the pages
concerned, test and check starting from A. To identify problems described in A, check from A-1, A-2 to
A-3 to address problems; detected problems shall be resolved by replacement methods described in
A-1, A-2 and A-3.
☞ indicates the pages concerned that are helpful to identify the problems, test methods or location of
the information in 4. Service Manual.
Trouble Shooting Guide is constantly updated if HQ determines change upon request from the field,
design change, or quality change is necessary.
(Option)
APPENDIX 2 : DEXXUM T Calibration Manual is provided when Master Phantom for Calibration is
purchased through OsteoSys HQ or its agencies, for which it is marked (Option) in this Service
Manual.
(Option) Manual requires confidentiality agreement.
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1. Power
1-1. System doesn’t start when Power is ON.
A. Test Main switch/Emergency switch/Inlet/Fuse/Wall power with DVM.

A-1. Main Switch Test ☞ 1-2. Outer figure of DEXXUM T (Inlet, Switch)
A-2. Emergency Switch Test ☞ 1-1. Outer figure of DEXXUM T (Inlet, Switch)
A-3. Inlet Test ☞ 1-2. Outer figure of DEXXUM T (Inlet, Switch)
A-4. Fuse Test ☞ 1-2. Outer figure of DEXXUM T, 7-18. Replacing fuse
B. Life bed, remove MDF and check Power Module indicator for abnormality. Main board
power is still not ON when Main Power is ON, move to D.
Checking B-1 Indicator ☞ 2-3. Power Module Test and reading the indicator
C. Forced initialization of AC voltage from AC input to Power module connector on Device

☞ 6. Initialization and movement control for testing
C-1. FRU009-060 Cable TEST ☞ 1-7. Cable Harness Drawing
C-2. FRU009-058 Cable TEST ☞ 1-7. Cable Harness Drawing
C-3 FRU009-054 Cable TEST ☞ 1-7. Cable Harness Drawing
D. Remove Main module cover and check input/output voltage.
D-1. Main module cover and check input/output power.
☞ 1-3. Main components of DEXXUM T
2-2. Main module Test method and reading the indicator
D-2. FRU009-050 Cable Test ☞ 1-7. System Cable Connection Diagram
D-3. If no abnormality found, replace Main module ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main
module
E. If Power is still not ON when no problem on Main module power, it can be assumed that
Main-controller(IC) is damaged.
Replacing E-1 Main module
☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module

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1-2. Fuse breaks off at Power “ON”
A. Lift bed and MDF, Motor driver and Main module connected to Power module, and
every connector including X-ray generator power connector.
A-1 Removing Power module connector ☞ 2-3. Power Module Test and reading the
indicator
B. Check for short-circuit on Inlet and Rocker Switch
B-1. Checking for short-circuit on Inlet and Main Switch ☞ 1-2. Outer figure of
DEXXUM T (Inlet, Switch)
7-19. Replacing Main switch
7-20. Replacing Inlet / Inlet board
C. Remove Power module cover and check for short-circuit on each Power source
including Power board and SMPS.
C-1. Checking for short-circuit on Test Point ☞ 2-3 Power Module Test and reading the
indicator
C-2. Replacing Power module ☞ 7-2. Replacing Power module
D. Check for short-circuit on AC power input part of X-ray generator Module
D-1. Checking for short-circuit on power input part of X-ray generator
☞ 2-4. Testing X-ray generator control board and reading the indicator
D-2. Replacing X-ray generator ☞ 7-3. Replacing X-ray generator
E. Check for short-circuit on X.Y Motor Driver
E-1. Checking for short-circuit on Motor Driver Power
☞ 2-5. Checking for short-circuit on Motor Driver Power and setting the indicator
and driver
E-2. Replacing the Motor Driver concerned ☞ 7-5. Replacing Motor Driver
F. Remove Main module cover and check for short-circuit on each Power source
F-1. Checking each power source of Main board
☞ 2-2. Testing Main module and reading the indicator
F-2. Replacing Main module ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
G. Check for short-circuit on cable from AC input part to Power module
G-1 Checking cable ☞ 1-7. System Cable Connection Diagram

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2. Operation/Noise
2-1. Equipment doesn’t start initial movement

Check connection of all connectors of Motor Driver, and cable between Main board
and Motor Driver.
Location of connection of each cable ☞ 1-7. System Cable Connection Diagram
A. Power is not ON without problems on Motor

A-1. Go to Trouble Shooting Guide 1. Power.
B. Check for damage on Limit switch and short-circuit on cable.
B-1. How to check for damage on Limit switch and short-circuit on cable
☞ 2-8. Testing Limit switch and shutter Limit switch
C. Check if Power LED of Motor Driver is ON when the equipment is ON and check
Power board indicator at the same time. Replace Power module if abnormality on
Motor Driver Power. Replace cable if abnormality on cable connection.
C-1. Check FRU009-051 Cable Refer to ☞ 1-7. System Cable Connection Diagram
C-2. Judge after check LED power indication on Motor Driver and Replace
☞ 2-5. How to Check for short-circuit on Motor Driver Power and setting
the indicator and driver
☞ 7-5. How to replace Motor Driver
C-3. How stop initialization, checking Power and indicator and replacing Power
module ☞ 7-3. Replacing Power module
D. Open the carriage on both sides with hands when Power is OFF and check for
noise/abnormality.
☞ See Outer figure of 1-1 DEXXUM T
D-1. If problems on parts, go to 3. Problems on Parts in Trouble Shooting Guide
E. If either X or Y Motor has a problem, conduct cross-checking to check Motor

operation. Combine Y-axis connector to X-motor Driver, combine X-axis connector to
Y-motor Driver to check for abnormality on Motor Driver or Motor and replace the part
if necessary.
Replace Main module when no abnormality found on X.Y Motor Driver Power, Power
board and cable.
E-1. Replacing Motor/Motor Driver ☞ 7-5. Replacing Motor Driver
☞ 7-10. Replacing Motor
E-2 Replacing Main module ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
E-3. Check FRU009-048 Cable ☞ System Cable Document Diagram

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2-2. Problem during movement/scan
If a problem occurs when operation/movement of the equipment, take applicable

measures accordingly.
When crushed or diagonal image occurs when measuring, abnormality can be assumed
on Motor or parts.
A. To check abnormality on Motor/Motor Driver at initial position, check if it goes back to

initial position when carriage pushed with Power “OFF”. If it doesn’t go back to initial
position, see the following:
A-1. Trouble Shooting Guide 2-1. The equipment doesn’t go back to initial position
B. Equipment stops during movement

B-1. Lift bed and MDF from the equipment for visual inspection.
B-2. Identify the location of Limit switch and check for abnormality of the location.
Check for abnormality of Limit switch block and location
☞ 7-8. Replacing and adjusting Limit block
B-3. Check for interference between cable and parts when movement of X-ray
generator.
B-4. Check for tightness and slack or damage on timing belt
Replacing timing belt of X-ray generator ☞ 7-9. Replacing timing belt
Replacing timing belt of detector ☞ 7-9. Replacing timing belt
Replacing timing belt of Y-axis of DEXXUM T ☞ 7-9. Replacing timing belt
Make sure to test Alignment, QC and system after replacing timing belt related to
X-axis.
C. Initialization when measuring incomplete

C-1. Limit switch may be activated when the measuring area exceeds the measuring
area on User manual. Adjust the area within the acceptable measuring range
and provide user training based on User Manual.
C-2. Check for damage and Brkt’ location of Limit switch
☞ 7-7. Replacing Limit switch

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D. Movement is slow and unstable.

D-1. Lift bed and MDF, press Y or X-axis timing belt with hands to check for tension
of timing belt
☞ 5-2. Testing timing belt
When abnormality found on timing belt, apply the following:
Replacing X/Y-axis timing belt ☞ 7-9. Replacing timing belt
D-2. Cross-combine X/Y-axis connector of Motor Driver to each Motor Drive and
conduct a test to check for abnormality on Motor or Motor Driver.
When testing with replacement, checking for abnormality on Motor Driver is available.
Replacing Motor/Motor Driver ☞ 7-5. Replacing Motor Driver
E. No problem with initialization but no movement at default position.
E-1. Check for damage on each Limit switch
E-2. Check cable of Limit switch ☞ 1-7. Cable Connection Diagram
F. Initialization when measuring incomplete

F-1. Measuring location is high, it may be entangled with Limit switch during
measuring; therefore readjust patient’s position.
F-2. Check for damage and Brkt’ location of Limit switch
G. Trembling and movement with snapping noise
G-1. Check for (X axis: FRU009-045)(Y axis: FRU009-056)(FRU009-095) between
Motor and Motor Driver. Check for short-circuit by moving cable inside the connector.
G-2. Cross X/Y-axis Motor Driver and Motor, apply Power to identify which axis is
the problem; check Motor Driver and Motor.
Replacing Motor/Motor Driver ☞ 7-5. Replacing Motor Driver
G-3. Replace Motor when its lifespan expires
Replacing Motor ☞ 7-10. Replacing Motor
H. No response on User Control key when Laser pointer ON at default position.
H-1. With the equipment ON, it moves to initial or default position; therefore no
abnormality on Motor operation.
Go to Functional Problems on Hardware in Trouble Shooting Guide
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2-3. Noise during operation

If noise occurs during movement/measuring of the equipment, check connection of all
covers to determine whether the cause is the equipment covers or parts.
Noise of the equipment covers can be solved by fixing the covers. If the equipment is
installed in non-horizontal ground, it may cause noise.
A. Noise during scanning
A-1 Remove bed from the equipment and check if MDF is fixed tightly to the
equipment. If the fix is loose, fix it tightly.
A-2. Remove MDF from the equipment and execute measuring. Check for noise
whether cable is loose and touches parts.
If fix is loose, apply cable tie and lock tight.
A-3. Check for foreign substances on the equipment rail (LM GUIDE).
Remove foreign substances and identify the cause to take proper measures.
A-4. Check for fixing of X-ray generator. If fixing isn’t sufficient:
Fix to X-ray generator Alignment, run QC.
X-ray generator alignment ☞ APPENDIX 1
X-ray generator Calibration ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)
A-5. Check for fix/loose of shutter block

Fix shutter block and apply lock tight for loose.
A-6. Check tension of 3 parts of timing belt.
Check tension of timing belt of X-ray generator.
Checking tension of timing belt of the detector ☞ 5-2. Testing timing belt
Checking tension of Y-axis timing belt ☞ 5-2. Testing timing belt
Adjusting tension ☞ 7-9. Replacing timing belt
A-7. Noise on Parts
Go to 3. Problems on Parts in Trouble Shooting Guide for noise on parts.

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3. Problems on Parts
3-1. Problems with noise and operation of driver

Noise on parts occurs in driver such as bearing.
A. Check whether the cause of noise is X or Y-axis; to check whether the cause is parts
or hardware of Motor Driver, check for the cause of noise by pushing with hands with
Power OFF.
A-1. If no noise detected with Power OFF, the cause may be abnormality of Motor
Driver.
See 2-3. Noise during operation for noise on Driver.
A-2. If the cause is Y-axis, conduct a visual inspection on bearing/pulley.

If visual inspection is not sufficient, check for abnormality by turning bearing/pulley
with hands with timing belt loosened.
Replacing bearing/pulley ☞ 7-11. Replacing bearing and pulley
Adjusting tension of Y-axis timing belt ☞ 5-2 Testing timing belt
A-3 If the cause is Y-axis but not pulley, check curtain film or curtain film roller. Film or
roller may be broken by physical impact or sandblasting-like noise may be heard.
Replacing curtain film or curtain roller
☞ 7-12. Replacing curtain film
☞ 7-17. Replacing curtain film roller and shaft
B. If the cause of carriage, check whether it’s Motor, detector or center bearing.
B-1. If the cause is Motor, conduct visual inspection on coupling break, abnormality
on pulley bearing on the opposite side; turn them to check for replacement.
Replacing pulley and bearing of X-axis Motor ☞ 7-11. Replacing bearing and
pulley
Adjusting tension of X-axis (generator, detector) ☞ 5-2. Testing timing belt
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B-2. If the cause is not Motor, remove top/bottom carriage cover from the equipment
to check pulley/bearing on detector Driver. Check pulley on the opposite side as well.
Removing covers ☞ 4-3. Removing Top & Cover
Replacing pulley/bearing of X-axis Motor
☞ 7-11. Replacing bearing/pulley
Adjusting tension of X-axis (generator, detector)
C. Replace timing belt if necessary. Tension jig and torque wrench as well as belt are
needed for replacing timing belt.
C-1. Replacing timing belt and adjusting tension

☞ 7-9. Replacing timing belt
(Run test after replacing timing belt.)
3-2. Replacement according to FRU number
A. Limit block position

B. Removing and replacing each cover
☞ 4. Removing covers
C. Replacing bed ☞ 4. Removing covers
D. Replacing film curtain ☞ 7-12. Replacing film curtain
E. Replacing carriage film ☞ 7-13. Replacing film of carriage bottom cover
F. Replacing carriage ASSY’ ☞ APPENDIX 5
G. Replacing emergency switch ☞ 7-15. Replacing emergency switch

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4. Connection /Communication
Check the followings if communication between the equipment and PC:
A. Check for abnormality on LAN cable between PC and the equipment and connection
error on PACS LAN cable and the equipment LAN cable.
B. Check IP address of current PC in “Network setting”

B-1. Checking IP Address ☞ 3. Using test program
C. Remove bed and MDF and check connection from Inlet board to connector box and
Main board.
C-1. Checking Inlet board ☞ 1-2. Outer figure of DEXXUM T (Inlet, Switch) ,
☞ 7-20. Replacing Inlet / Inlet board
C-2. Checking cable ☞ 1-7. System connection diagram
D. Turn the equipment ON, initialize and check physical connection referring to LED
Indicator on Main board. If communication with PC is unavailable even with physical
connection, test should be conducted also on PC in use. Try connecting the
equipment with different PC(IP setting adjustment needed) to check connection.
D-1. Checking physical connection and Indicator

☞ 2-2. Testing Main module and reading Indicator
D-2. Forced initialization ☞ 6. Initialization movement control for testing
D-3. Replacing Main board ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module

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5. Functional Problems on Hardware Main Module

A. Checking voltage applied to laser pointer
A-1. Remove carriage top/bottom cover from the equipment and set the equipment to
default position. Remove connector of last pointer and measure voltage applied to
laser pointer using DVM.
Replacing laser pointer
☞ 7-16. Replacing laser pointer and laser point alignment
Removing covers ☞ 4. Removing covers
Measuring voltage of laser pointer connector ☞ 2-7. Measuring laser pointer
voltage
A-2. If abnormal voltage, check cable connection.
If no problem found on cable, the problem may be on Main board.
Checking Cable connection ☞ 1-7. System cable connection diagram
Replacing Main board ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
5-2. Problem with Move key/Select key/LED on user control panel

Move the equipment to a different position with Power OFF, turn Power ON and
check whether it moves to initial position properly; check whether the equipment
moves to default position properly when measuring. If no problem found in
movement, switch, Main board or cable may be the problem.
A. Remove Main board cover from the equipment. Apply forced initialization on
DEXXUM T equipment, measure test Point with DVM and check for switch input.
(Replacing Main board or User Operated Switch and test are sufficient to solve
problems.)
Forced initialization ☞ 6. Initialization and movement control for testing
B. Measuring point of User Operated Switch of Main board and measuring method
☞
B-1. Forced initialization ☞ 6. Initialization and movement control for testing
B-2. Replacing Main board ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
B-3. Replacing cable ☞ 1-7. System cable connection diagram
B-4. Replacing User Operated Switch ☞ 7-14. Replacing User Operated Switch

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5-3. Problem with buzzer
A. If no “beep” buzzer sound or X-ray exposure warning sound at the end of scanning
line 1 at the initial Power ON, there might be a problem on the buzzer. Replace Main
board.
A-1. Replacing Main board ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
5-4. Problem with shutter

A. Shutter doesn’t stop.
Shutter doesn’t stop even while touching Limit.
A-1. Check for Limit switch damage with DVM and check cable connector between
Limit switch and board.
Location of cable connector ☞ 7-6. Replacing ¼ Å Å Í module
A-2. Lift Main board cover and measure input signal of Limit switch with DVM.
Measuring point and measuring method ☞ 2-8. Measuring Limit switch
2-2. Testing Main module and reading the indicator
B. Shutter Motor doesn’t move.
B-1. With Power OFF, remove shutter from Limit, and Limit switch connector from
board. Turn Power ON and check whether it moves passing the original Limit
location.
B-2. If no problem found on Limit, check cable.
Checking cable FRU009-049 Cable ☞ 1-7 Cable connection diagram
B-3. Measure ATP3 with DVM and check whether input is 12V.
Checking ATP3 ☞ 2-2. Testing Main module and reading the indicator
When output is not available, replace Main board ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main
module
B-3. Measure test point for Motor signal with DVM.
Measuring point and measurement ☞ 2-10. Measuring shutter Motor signal
Replacing Main board ☞ 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module

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5-5. Problem with Limit switch
A. Problems on Limit switch of the equipment may cause loud noise and trembling
when the equipment makes initial movement at Power ON or its movement deviates
from the movement range.
Check Limit switch concerned with VDM and replace it if necessary.
A-1. Checking Limit switch

7-8. Replacing and adjusting Limit block
A-2. Checking and replacing Limit switch
5-6. Main board indicator
A. Read the numbers shown on the 7-segment attached to Main board to identify the
operation that Main board is currently conducting.
A-1. Reading seven segment of Main board

☞ 2-2. Testing Main module and reading the indicator
6. Functional Problems on Hardware Power Module
Power module is roughly divided into two parts- AC-DC and DC-DC: AC-DC is called SMPS
and DC-DC is called Power board.
6-1. Power board indicator
A. Read Power board indicator to identify module with problems.

Read the indicator to check for short-circuit of the module concerned.
A-1. Reading Power board indicator

☞ 2-3. Power Module Test and reading the indicator

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7. Trouble Shooting on Error Codes
7-1. A-002 Hard disk Space Insufficiency
Error Code Cause of error Error Description Check Order Method
A-002 1) Add Hard disk. or delete data after backup

* Hard disk backup ☞ 8-5. UI patient data backup and
Hard-disk Order 1) Obtain more
Requires more Hard-disk recovery
(Hard disk Space storage capacity of hard
Insufficiency
storage (200MB left) 2) If add hard disk, Change the storage route
Space disk.
* Change the storage route ☞ 8-5. UI patient data backup
Insufficiency.)
and recovery

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7-2. B-002 Under Temperature

1) Do Daily test. The proper temperature is set automatically by
Order 1) Do Daily X-ray shot during daily test.
TEST 2) If the same error message showed after preheating in daily
test for more than 20-min. Go to order 2)
1) check HFG temperature using hand.
2) check HFG temperature using test program.
B-002 Room temperature is
When the system
not suitable for using 3) Check HFG normal working (When X-ray shot, if in case the
(ambient) Order 2) Check HFG
the green LED is continuously on normal operation. Otherwise, if
(Under temperature is
equipment.(Lower
low the green LED blinks, HFG error will occur.
Temperature.) than 15 degree)
4) If you have a scintillator, you can check HFG operation.
1) Replacing X-ray generator
2) Align the alignment.
Order 3) Replacing X-
* DEXXUM T Alignment Manual ☞ APPENDIX 1
ray generator
3) calibration
* DEXXUM T Calibration Manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)

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7-3. B-011 Check Detector or Main Board

1) Open bottom cover of carriage.
Order 1) Check 2) Check detector cable connection status.
Detector cable 3) Open bed
4) Check the detector cable is connected to the main board.
1) Turn on the power, check the carriage is moved to the initial
position.
Order 2) Check Main
B-011 2) If equipment have communication error, error code is C-012
board
if count value of (The equipment is turned off. Or lan cable is disconnected, IP
(Check count value of approx. 200 pixels is address has not been written.)
approx. 200 pixels is less than 10 when
Detector or less patient’s image data Order 3) Check
1) Refer to alignment manual
Main appears on screen. alignment
board) 1) Open bed
2) Check HFG normal working (When X-ray shot, if in case the
Order 4) Check HFG green LED is continuously on normal operation. Otherwise, if the
green LED blinks, HFG error will occur.
3) If you have a scintillator, you can check HFG operation.
Order 5) Check 1) check detector using test program count mode
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7-4. B-012 ~ B-018 X-ray generator working error

B-012
(Filament Order 1) some part(in

Feedback Filament over Filament over HFG) problem,
error when current current Replacing X-ray
3) calibration
HFG is generator
standby
state)

B-013
Order 1) some part(in
(KV feedback Tube voltage HFG) problem,
KV over voltage 2) Align the alignment.
error when problem Replacing X-ray
3) calibration
HFG is generator
stanby state)

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B-014

(mA 1) Replacing X-ray generator
Tube current HFG) problem,
feedback mA over current 2) Align the alignment.
problem Replacing X-ray
error when 3) calibration
generator
HFG is
stanby state)

B-015
(Filament Order 1) some part(in

feedback Filament current filament feedback HFG) problem,
error when problem error Replacing X-ray
3) calibration
HFG is generator
working
exposure)

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B-016
(mA Order 1) some part(in

feedback Tube current mA feedback HFG) problem,
Low error problem voltage low Replacing X-ray
3) calibration
when HFG is generator
working
exposure)

B-017
(mA Order 1) some part(in

feedback Tube current mA feedback HFG) problem,
High error problem voltage high Replacing X-ray
3) calibration
when HFG is generator
working
exposure)

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B-018

(KV feedback 1) Replacing X-ray generator
Tube voltage KV feedback voltage HFG) problem,
Low error 2) Align the alignment.
problem low Replacing X-ray
when HFG is 3) calibration
generator
working
exposure)

B-019

(KV feedback 1) Replacing X-ray generator
Tube voltage KV feedback voltage HFG) problem,
High error 2) Align the alignment.
problem High Replacing X-ray
when HFG is 3) calibration
generator
working
exposure)

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7-5. B-0110 HFG’s temperature getting higher than high temp limit range

B-0110
1) Turn on the equipment and wait until drop the temperature.

(HFG's HFG's HFG's temperature
2) After the temperature of the equipment is lowered, try working.
temperature temperature getting Higher than Order1) Stop working
But if the same error occurs, check HFG temperature using test
getting getting Higher high temp limit program. If HFG dose not warm, but HFG temperature is high in
the test program. Temperature sensor failure is suspected.
Higher than than 60° temp l range
high temp
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7-6. B-0111 HFG working time be exceeded (continuous 13min)

1) Check HFG working properly (When X-ray shot, if in case
B-0111
the green LED is continuously on normal operation. Otherwise,
When X-ray
When X-ray emission if the green LED blinks, HFG error will occur.
(HFG excesses emission time is Order 1) Check X-ray
time is excesses over 2) If you have a scintillator, you can check HFG operation.
working time excesses over generator
13 min. 3) check the X-ray emission by click the stop button during X-
(continuously 13 min
ray shot in test program ( X-ray should stop when user click
over 13min))
the stop button)
7-7. B-023 HFG Reset

B-023 2) Align the alignment
Unexpected reset from Order 4) Replacing X-
HFG Reset * SYSTEM alignment ☞ APPENDIX 1
X-ray generator. ray generator
(HFG Reset) 3) calibration
* SYSTEM Calibration ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)

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7-8. B-031 HFG Mechanic Error
Order1) Check HFG 1) Open bed

to Main board cable 2) Check HFG data cable connection status.

B-031
Order 2) Check HFG green LED is continuously on normal operation. Otherwise, if
X-ray generator
Communication working the green LED blinks, HFG error will occur.
(HFG doesn’t respond to
error 2) If you have a scintillator, you can check HFG operation.
Mechanical cycle signal to Main
Order 3) recheck
Error ) system. 1) Check HFG data cable using multimeter
communication
2) If cable have problem, replace the cable
cable
Order4) Replacing X-
1) If you are not resolved in order3, replacing X-ray generator.
ray generator

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7-9. B-041 Request Command Time Out

Order1) Check HFG 1) Open bed
to Main board cable 2) Check HFG data cable connection status.
Order2) Check HFG green LED is continuously on normal operation. Otherwise, if
working the green LED blinks, HFG error will occur.
B-041 2) If you have a scintillator, you can check HFG operation.
X-ray generator
Order3) Recheck
Communication doesn’t respond to 1) Check HFG data cable using multimeter
(Request communication
error command from Main 2) If cable have problem, replace the cable
Command cable
System.
Time Out.) 1) If you are not resolved in order3, replace HFG OP control
Order4) replace HFG board.
OP control board 2) Setting same value( KV feedback voltage and mA feedback
voltage) as existing board
Order5) replacing X-
1) If you are not resolved in order4, replacing X-ray generator.
ray generator

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7-10. B-051 EEPROM mA Read Failed

1) Check laser pointer is turned on.
Order 1) Check Laser * When laser pointer is turned on, main module cannot read
It cannot get data from pointer EEPROM.
B-051 EEPROM which
2) Turn off laser pointer and read EEPROM.
EEPROM mA comes from
malfunction with Main 1) Check main board whether applied voltage is normal or
(EEP ROM mA Read Failed Module or turn on laser
not.
Read Failed) pointer causes Order 2) Check main
abnormal operation. 2) Change the main board
board
3) Calibration
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7-11. B-061 Retry (B-061)

Order1) Check
1) Refer to alignment manual
alignment
B-061 1) Open syspreset.txt file. (in %appdata% folder)

Count value is low Order2) Modify
Gain control fail 2) Click Ctrl + F and find GCHighCount.
because syspreset file
(Retry (B-061)) 3) change value to 0
Order3) Try Gain 1) Do daily test

control 2) First Gain control will fail the more on tries to Gain control.

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7-12. C-003 image File could not be found
C-003
Image file
1) Follow below procedure : run User program → Main Manu →
cannot find Image file route is not Order 1) Reset Configuration→ QC/DB/BACK UP → Image File Path.
(image File recorded route same as User program
in User program route. image route 2) To place the image file in the Image File Path.
could not be
(when recovery after backup)
found)
7-13. C-004 Image format dose not match
C-004 Image format

does not match
Image is not able to
(Image format with current show on screen due to 1) Install latest software.
low S/W version.
does not software
match.) version.

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7-14. C-005 Could not find the print format
C-005
RPT file is not
RPT file is not
available for print out Order 1) Reinstall 1) Check the RPT file in Report folder.
(Cannot find available in the
in Program install program 2) reinstall program
the print computer.
folder.
format.)
7-15. C-006 Wrong File Header
C-006
The Header of file The Header of Order 1) Re- 1) Damaged Image file cannot recover. Therefore re-
measured image file
(Wrong File has damaged has damaged. measurement. measurement is necessary.
Header)

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7-16. C-007/C-008 It is not scan area

C-007
It occurred someone
C-008
Off the pointed
selected area which is Order 1) Re-
not able to examine 1) To suggest patient’s relocation in the scan area.
scan area
due to this is out of measurement.
(It is not
pointed scan area
scan area. )
7-17. C-009 Left Limit Line
C-009 when patient is lean

Limitation line
toward to left side Order 1) Re-
of left side scan 1) To suggest patient’s relocation in the scan area
(Left Limit from standard scan measurement.
area
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7-18. C-010 Right Limit Line
C-010 When patient is lean

Limitation line
toward to right side Order 1) Re-
of right side 1) To suggest patient’s relocation in the scan area
(Right Limit from standard scan measurement.
scan area
Line. ) area.
7-19. C-011 File not Found
1) Follow the procedure to edit the problem: Run User program

C-011 Order 1) Check
→ Main Manu → Configuration → QC/DB/BACK UP → Image
Cannot find route of image
Cannot find Image file File Path.
(File not Image file Order 2) Modify
2) To place the image file in the Image File Path.
Found ) route of image
(when recovery after backup)

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7-20. C-012 Disconnected

1) Check the equipment is turned on.
Order 1) Check 2) Check LAN cable connection between PC and the equipment.
communication 3) Check IP address on PC
* Check IP Address ☞ 4. No connection for communication.
1) Check the Ethernet cable is connected to the Inlet board

C-012
Disconnected 2) Check the Ethernet cable is connected to the main board.
Disconnected between
between PC and
PC and system Order 2) Check cable 3) Check the connector underneath of carriage which is
system
(Disconnected.)
located in between main board and Inlet board
4) Check LED(WD1) on main board.
Order 3) Change
1) Change main board
Main board

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7-21. C-013 This program does not support current Resolution

C-013
(This Program DEXXUM T User

Low monitor program requires at Order 1) Change PC
does not 1) Set PC to support 1280X1024 resolution.
resolution least 1280X1024 resolution
support resolution
current
Resolution)
7-22. D-001 Retype the Password.
D-001 It may be caused if

wrong password in 1) Retype Password
Password is Order 1) Retype the
Doctor select window
2) If forgetting existing Password, recover Password.
(Retype the wrong for input in User Password
☞ 8-8. Checking Password
Password.) program..

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7-23. D-002 Patient not selected
D-002 Select the name of

patient for
Patient not measurement from the Order 1) Reselect
1) Reselect patient
(Patient not selected patient list to enter patient
Measure mode from
selected.) Main screen.

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7-24. D-004 There is problem in the year of birth
D-004
There is problem
with input value
There is problem with Order 1) Re-input
(There is input value of the year 1) Provide birth year in a proper format.
of the year of
of birth year
problem in the birth
year of birth.)
7-25. D-005 There is problem in the month of birth

D-005
There is problem
(There is a with input value
input value of the 1) Provide birth month in a proper format
problem in the of the month of
month of birth date month
birth date
month of
birth.)

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7-26. D-006 There is problem in the day of birth
D-006
There is problem
with input value
(There is a input value of the day 1) Provide birthday in a proper format.
of the day of
of birth date day
problem in the birth date
day of birth..)
7-27. D-007 ‘Name’ is required
D-007
‘required ‘required patient’s Order 1) input
1) Provide patient’s name in a proper format
('Name' is patient’s name name patient’s name
required.)

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7-28. D-008 ‘Ethnic’ is required
D-008
‘Ethnic’ is Order 1) Select
‘Ethnic’ is required 1) Provide ethnicity in a proper format
('Enthnic' is required Ethnic
required.)
7-29. D-009 ‘Height’ is required
D-009
‘Height’ is Error of input height Order 1) Input
1) Provide height in a proper format.
(‘Height’ is required value height
required)

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7-30. D-010 ‘Weight’ is required
D-010
‘Weight’ is Error of input weight Order 1) Input
1) Provide weight in a proper format
( ‘Weight’ is required value weight
required)
7-31. D-011 ID marking is wrong. Retype the ID Mask
D-011
Patient’s ID is Patient’s ID is not

1) Reproved ID by the following procedure: A-1. Configuration ->
( ID marking is not matched to matched to proper Order 1) Re-input ID
proper format format Settings -> ID Mask
wrong. Retype
the ID Mask)

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7-32. D-012 'Password Confirmation' is not equal to 'New Password’

D-012
Confirm
( 'Password
password (2nd) is Confirm password (2nd) Order 1) Input
Confirmation' not same as is not same as new 1) Input new PW in a proper format.
new password(1st). Password
is not equal to
password(1st).
'New
Password’)
7-33. D-013 ‘Password’ is required

If new user click “OK”
D-013 in order to create new
Did not input doctor without Order 1) Input
password. 1) Type PW then click “OK”.
( 'Password’ is password Doctor Select -> NEW Password
required’) It occurs if click “OK”
without providing PW.

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7-34. D-014 ‘Retype password’ is required

If new user click “OK”
D-014 Did not input
in order to create new
password on doctor without
password. Order 1) Input 1) Type the same PW as the one in Password window in
( Retype password
Doctor Select -> NEW Password Password confirmation then click “OK”.
password’ is confirmation It occurs if click “OK”
without providing PW
required) window
in window.
7-35. D-018 Doctor is not selected
D-018 It occurred if click

It occurred if click the
the “Select” by
“Select” by user on Order 1) Register
user on window 1) Register new doctor.
( Doctor is when nobody
window when nobody new doctor
registered doctor.
not selected) registered doctor.

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7-36. D-020 Image is not selected

D-020
“Print” by user without Order 1) Select
Image is not
( Image is selecting data 1) Select image for output on each window.
selected
image(spine, femur) in image
not
Analysis window
selected )
7-37. D-021 Scan site is not selected

D-021
Measure Start by user
in Measure window
Order 1) Select Scan 1) Set laser point to measuring area by moving the equipment
Scan site is not without selecting
( Scan site is and click applicable right button among buttons in User Operate
selected measurement area site
not after the equipment Switch at the location for measuring.
moves to default
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7-38. D-024 Release ROI button
D-024
Press ROI button; in
It occurred did not
manual mode, press Order 1) Click ROI
click the ROI 1) Press ROI button again.
( Release ROI button as finished.
RIO button again and Button
fix ROI for analysis.
button )
7-39. D-026 Database server could not be found

D-026
( Database Database server

Database server is not Order 1) Reinstall 1) Reinstall Database server.
is not installed on
server could PC.
installed on PC. Database server * Installation ☞ 8-2 Data base installation
not be
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7-40. Daily QC is not finished
D-029 It occurred if
It occurred if
Calibration has
Calibration has failed Order 1) Analysis
failed more than 1) See 8.1) Daily TEST Fail.
( Daily QC is 3times during
more than 3times Daily test fail
during Daily TEST QC.
not finished ) Daily TEST QC.
7-41. D-030 Scan Area Over (Y axis)
D-030
Patient is lying on
Patient is lying on the Order 1) Move
the bed on upper
bed on upper position 1) Move the patient slightly downward on the bed to be within
( Scan Area position than patient to standard
than standard scan the measuring area for scanning.
standard scan
Over (Y area. scan area
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7-42. D-031 Work List Mode

It was ticked in the
checkbox of work list
mode in patient list and
D-031
There are no
No patient data in Order 1)
measurement data but 1) Measurement needed due to the patient is not examined yet.
( Work List the work list. Measurement patient
existing patient’s name
Mode )
in work list. After that
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7-43. D-040 There may be an object on this position. Please remove object and retry.

Order1) 1) Do not place anything on top of this equipment to measure. And
Remeasurement check.
1) If you are not resolved in order1, open bed

2) Turn on the laser pointer and open shutter using test program.
Order 2) Check Check laser pointer position.
Shutter 3) do half shutter. Check position of the samarium above the
shutter.
D-040 Gain control position 4) If the position isn’t correct, do adjustment.
the Some object is
Gain control Fail
(Remove raised. Or alignment
object (D-040)) fail
1) Open syspreset.txt file. (in %appdata% folder)
Order 3) Modify
2) Click Ctrl + F and find GCHighCount.
syspreset file
3) change value to 0
Order 4) Try Gain 1) Do daily test

control 2) First Gain control will fail the more on tries to Gain control.
Order 5) B-061
1) If you are not resolved in order4, refer to B-061 Method.
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8. Daily Inspection Test
Repair as follows if failure occurs during Daily test once a day:
8-1. BMD CHECK fail

BMD CHECK is BMD value extracted by scanning Daily Phantom which determines
Pass/Fail. Two different tests are conducted.
If BMD CHECK fails, repair as follows:
A. Check whether Daily Test is conducted on the same location of Phantom described
in User Manual.
A-1. User retraining
B. Remove MDF and bed from the equipment and check whether shutter moves
properly.
B-1. If shutter doesn’t move properly: ☞ 5. 4) Problems on Shutter
C. Run TEST program and link to the equipment. (User program should be closed)
D. Execute ¡°Get count¡± item to check for abnormality on X-ray.
D-1. Get Count on currently selected area, compare High/Low ratio with setting
value in Calibration Manual; if the difference between current and setting value
is less than 0.05, execute re-calibration; if more than 0.05,check feedback
voltage of X-ray generator.
Measuring Feedback voltage of X-ray generator
☞ 2-4. Testing Main board of X-ray generator and reading the indicator
After X-ray generator replacement, Alignment, QC and System TEST should
follow.
☞ SYSTEM Alignment Manual ☞ APPENDIX 1
SYSTEM Calibration Manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)
D-2. X-ray doesn’t ¹ß»ý, execute Get Count to check LED indicator of X-ray
generator for abnormality.
Checking condition of X-ray indicator
Replacing X-ray generator ☞ 7-3 Replacing X-ray generator
follow.
☞ SYSTEM Alignment Manual ☞ APPENDIX 1
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E. Press Scan Mode in Test program, move the coordinates to X:150000 Y:150000,
set KV: 83,mA를 150 place MDF on the equipment and execute Scan.
D-1. When Scan complete, check for wave pattern or lines on the image.
Replacing X-ray generator ☞ 7-3. Replacing X-ray generator

follow.
SYSTEM Alignment Manual ☞ APPENDIX 1
F. If X-ray count value and image normal, turn laser pointer ON in Test program.
☞ 3. Using Test program and checking abnormality on X-ray using Test program
E-1. Check and adjust vertical line of light (Y-axis) emitted from laser pointer to
cross Collimator hole.
Adjusting laser pointer location ☞ 7-16. Laser pointer Alignment
Go to Advanced setting in test program and check where QC file is loaded properly.
F-1. Execute QC again according to Manual.

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8-2. Repair on Back Ground
Back ground TEST checks radiation amount for using DEXXUM T.

A. Remove bed and MDF from the equipment and check abnormality on shutter
movement using Test program.
Shutter TEST ☞ 3-4. Operating temperature sensor and testing shutter movement
If Back ground TEST fails, check for operation of other radiation equipments
around DEXXUM T since interference of other X-rays or radiation equipments may
be a cause. If no radiation cover provided on walls, check the other side of walls in
the hospital as well for operation of the equipment.
B. If the problem is not interference, set KV and am to ‘0’ ·Î in Test program and
execute Get Count.
C-1. Detecting detector noise

Detecting detector noise ☞ 2-9. Noise test
Replacing detector ☞ 7-4. Replacing detector
After detector replacement, QC and System TEST should follow.

Use Daily Inspection phantom for daily inspection on the equipment.
8-3. Repair on Low / High Ratio / Spectrum area

Low / High Ratio indicates energy ratio in use.
Shutter TEST ☞ 3-4. Operating temperature sensor and testing shutter
Movement,
B. Check on the bed whether there is any object that dampens X-ray; if so, remove
damping object from the bed
C. If Low / High Ratio test fails, run Test program and execute Get Count. Compare
with current data referring to initial count ratio in
APPENDIX 2: Calibration Manual.
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C-1. Get Count on currently selected area, compare High/Low ratio with setting
value in Calibration Manual; if the difference between current and setting value
is less than 0.05, execute re-calibration.
☞ SYSTEM Calibration Manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)
If more than 0.05, check feedback voltage of X-ray generator.
Measuring feedback voltage of X-ray generator.
C-2. If not problem found on Feedback voltage, replace detector.
8-4. Repair on Spectrum

Spectrum indicates the original Spectrum at the point of shipping.
☞ 3-4. Operating temperature sensor and testing shutter movement
B. Check on the bed whether there is any object that dampens X-ray; if so, remove
damping object from the bed.
If Spectrum Test fails, run Test program and execute Get Spectrum. Compare
with Spectrum in Calibration Manual.
C-1. Get Count on currently selected area, compare High/Low ratio with setting
value in Calibration Manual; if the difference between current and setting
value is less than 0.05, execute re-calibration.
☞ SYSTEM Calibration Manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)
If more than 0.05, check feedback voltage of X-ray generator.
☞ Measuring Feedback voltage of X-ray generator
C-2. If no abnormality on Feedback voltage, replace the detector.
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8-5. Moving Test
It is a test to check for change in each area by Get Count in each area.
B. Check whether count values are random since it is a test count values of all 4
areas.
B-1. If it occurs randomly, it is highly likely that the problem is shutter or X-ray
generator.
Shutter TEST ☞ 3-4. Operating temperature sensor and testing shutter
Replacing shutter ☞ 7-6. Replacing shutter module
B-2. If failing in all areas, generate X-ray repeatedly using Test program to check
for failure.
☞ 8-1. Go back to BMD Check Fail.
B-3. If scintillator detects X-ray generation but program doesn’t detect it, replace
the detector.
QC and test are required when replacing detector.

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9. Trouble Shooting on Image Measured
9-1. Lines or black spots on image.

Factors that affect image include X-ray generator and detector problems.
A. To check noise on detector, run Test program, set as follows, move coordinates to
X:100000 Y:100000 and execute Get count.
Low E Low: 30 / Low E High: 120 / High E Low: 30 / High E High: 120
A-1. If Low or High count value is more than ‘5’, replace for an enhanced detector for
noise. Use Change Coordinates function in Test program to test other areas.
Replace detector if noise detected in other areas.
Removing top ☞ 4-3. Removing carriage top/bottom cover

B. Remove bed and MDF and run Measure Mode.

Check for abnormality on shutter operation and interference during measuring.
☞ 3-4. Operating temperature sensor and testing shutter
Replacing shutter ☞ 7-6. Replacing shutter module
C. If no noise on detector, measure with TEST program at coordinates X: 150000 Y:

150000 in image measure mode.
C-1. If wave pattern or lines in different shades on image:

Replace X-ray generator.
Replacing X-ray generator ☞ 7-3. Replacing X-ray generator
Replace X-ray generator then execute Alignment, QC and system TEST.

9-2. Image is not visible or reversed after image analysis.
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A. If the measure image is not visible after analysis, open Advanced setting to check for
abnormality on QC load.
A-1. Check whether each Calibration-related QC file is correctly placed.

Advance setting ☞
B. If no problem found on QC file, receive Spectrum using test program.
Use DEXXUM T Calibration Manual to compare current received spectrum with
specified value in the Manual.
B-1. Replace detector by following Spectrum criteria.

Spectrum criteria ☞
Removing top cover ☞ 4-3. Removing carriage top/bottom cover
QC and system TEST are needed after replacing detector.

9-3. Patient’s bone image location is not identifiable.
A. Use TEST program to check for abnormality on Spectrum and Count of the
equipment.
If abnormality found, ☞ 8) 8-4. Repairing Spectrum area
B. Check whether the measuring position is located as described in User Manual.
A-1. Retraining hospital employees
C. Check whether right User Control Panel key is pressed for the location for measuring.
Patient’s Left femur indicates patient’s left Femur; Right femur indicates patient’s right
Femur.
B-1. Retraining hospital employees
D. For old aged, deformation or pressure of spine can occur depending on age.
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4. Service Manual
0. Service Manual Revision ........................................................................................................ 50
1. System Information ................................................................................................................. 51
1-1. Outer Figure of DEXXUM T
1-2. Outer Figure of DEXXUM T (Inlet,Switch)
1-3. Main Components of DEXXUM T
1-4. Inside of the carriage mechanism of DEXXUM T
1-5. Locations and names of carriage pulley and coupling
1-6. Mechanism and frame inside bed
1-7. System cable connection
2. Testing each module of Hardware .......................................................................................... 57

2-2. Testing Main module and reading the indicator (CZT)
2-2-1 Testing Main module and reading the indicator (PMT)
2-3. Testing Power module and reading the indicator
2-3-1 Testing Power module and reading the indicator : added +24VDC relay on Power
2-4. Testing X-ray generator control board and reading the indicator
2-5. Checking for short-circuit on Motor Driver Power and setting the indicator and Driver
2-6. Checking User Control switches
2-7. Measuring Laser pointer voltage
2-8. Testing Limit switch and shutter board Limit switch
2-9. Testing detector noise
2-10. Measuring shutter motor signal
3. How to use test program and checking for X-ray abnormality using test program ................. 88
3-1. Test Program connection
3-2. How to change X-ray generator setting values of test program
3-3. Movement of equipment in Test Program
3-4. Operation of temperature sensor and shutter
3-5. Getting count and criteria for Count data abnormality
3-6. Getting Spectrum and criteria for Spectrum abnormality
3-7. Getting Scan image and criteria for Scan abnormality
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4. How to disassemble the cover .............................................................................................. 102

4-1. Removing Front Cover
4-2. Removing Back Cover
4-3. Removing carriage Top & Bottom cover
4-4. Removing Column Front Cover & Column Rear Cover
4-5. Removing Left Side Cover & Right Side Cover
4-6. Replacing bed Wing
4-7. Replacing MDF and urethane bed
5. Testing parts .......................................................................................................................... 114

5-1. Testing film curtain
5-2. Testing timing belt
5-3. Testing Motor key/coupling
5-4. Testing pulley/bearing
6. Initialization and movement control for testing the equipment ............................................. 124
7. Replacing module and parts and adjusting location ............................................................. 125
7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
7-2. Replacing and testing Power module
7-3. Replacing X-ray generator
7-4. Replacing detector
7-5. Replacing Motor Driver
7-6. Replacing shutter module
7-7. Replacing Limit switch
7-9. Replacing timing belt
7-10. Replacing Motor and coupling Motor key
7-11. Replacing bearing and pulley
7-12. Replacing curtain film
7-13. Replacing carriage bottom cover film
7-14. Replacing User Control switch
7-15. Replacing emergency switch
7-16. Replacing Laser pointer and Alignment of Laser pointer
7-17. Replacing curtain film roller and roller shaft
7-18. Replacing fuse
7-19. Replacing Main switch
7-20. Replacing Inlet board
7-21. Replacing X-ray generator fan

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8. Software ................................................................................................................................ 176

8-1. UI installation
8-2. Database installation
8-3. Recovering or removing UI
8-4. Advanced UI setup
8-5. UI patient data backup & recovery
8-6. PACS link
8-7. Work List link
8-8. Password confirmation
8-9. Check the Firmware Version of DEXXUM T main module
8-10. Check using Diagnostic function

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0. Service Manual Revision
The initial release version of the service manual is v. 1.00 and this manual is updated in
accordance with equipment updates. As service manual version varies depending on serial
number of each equipment, make sure to refer to the update page of the service manual to
provide services based on the right service manual version.
The service manual is updated both on regular or irregular basis pursuant to the following
principles.
(1) The service manual is reviewed for possible update upon functional update of DEXXUM
T equipment and if needed, revised and the revision history is indicated in the first page
of the manual.
(2) The service manual is reviewed for possible update upon functional update of DEXXUM
T software and if needed, revised and the revision history is indicated in the first page of
the manual.
(3) The service manual is revised to resolve any problems or issues including unexpected
breakdown whose root cause is defects in the development phase or inferior quality.
(4) The service manual may be reviewed for update based on proposed method changes by
service engineers and approved and revised by HQ.
(5) The service manual is reviewed for possible update upon service part changes by HQ
and if needed, revised and the revision history is indicated in the first page of the manual.
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1. System Information
1-1. Outer Figure of DEXXUM T
1
10
2
9 4
5
7
6
Figure1-1. Outer figure of DEXXUM T
① emergency switch
② carriage
③ bed curtain film
④ bed wing
⑤ bed wing (upper) – when folded
⑥ caster
⑦ front cover
⑧ table for the patient
⑨ bed wing (lower)
⑩ user operated switch

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1-2. Outer Figure of DEXXUM T (Inlet, Switch)
Figure 1-2. AC input terminal and communication port of DEXXUM T

① AC input / Ethernet communication port
② Main switch
1 2
Figure 1-3. AC input terminal and communication port of DEXXUM T

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1-3. Main Components of DEXXUM T
Figure 1-4. Inside of DEXXUM T

① carriage
② X-RAY generator
③ main board
④ power board
⑤ Y-axis motor driver
⑥ X-axis motor driver
⑦ MDF plate
⑧ Y-axis motor
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1-4. Inside of carriage mechanism of DEXXUM T
8
9
10 15
11 6 13
12 14
Figure 1-5. Inside of carriage of DEXXUM T
16
① TOP cover ⑩ limit switch to the bottom

② CZT Detector ⑪ limit switch to the left
③ carriage frame ⑫ limit switch to the top
④ NECK BACK cover ⑬ limit switch to the right
⑤ X-axis step motor ⑭ X-RAY generator
⑥ HFG platform ⑮ X-RAY shutter
⑦ board guide ○ cooling fan
16
⑧ Bottom cover
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1-5. Locations and names of carriage pulley and coupling
1 2
3 4
1 2
1 2 3 4
3 4
5 6
Figure 1-6. Pully Assy; and coupling
Replacing bearing and pulley ☞
① PULLEY STROKE ASSY ⑤ PULLEY STROKE ASSY

② IDLE PULLEY S5M ⑥ Coupling + Motor key
③ ROLLER IDLE FLAT ⑦ SHAFT PULLEY
④ PULLEY FIX S5 ⑧ X AXIS STEP MOTOR

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1-6. Mechanism and frame inside the bed

1
7
3
6
5
Figure 1-7. Inside and frame of the bed
① carriage curtain film

② curtain roller
③ connector box
④ Y-axis timing belt
⑤ Y-axis step motor
⑥ carriage combining block
⑦ wing slide block

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2. Testing each module of Hardware
2-1. Removing DEXXUM T bed and MDF

To see Main module, Power module and X-ray generator installed inside DEXXUM T
SYSTEM, remove bed and MDF from the equipment.
Figure 2-1. DEXXUM T SYSTEM
1) Since bed doesn’t have fix points, life the bed for removal.
2) Have M5 hexagon wrench ready for removing MDF from DEXXUM T.
Figure 2-2. Removing MDF using M5 wrench
Figure 2-3. DEXXUM T system with MDF removed

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3) Once the procedure complete, recombine MDF and bed as shown as Figure 2-3.
For combining with MDF, rear side of bed has smaller space than front of the bed.
Red indicates the combining of bed and MDF and blue indicates bed. Poor
combining with MDF may cause curve on the bed therefore MDF should be
combined properly.
MDF
Bed
Figure 2-4. Combining bed
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2-2. Testing Main module and reading the indicator

1) Removing cover
To measure Test Point of Main board of DEXXUM T, remove Main module and
cover from DEXXUM T system and reinstall.
For location of Main module, see 1-3. Main components of DEXXUM T
A. Remove all cables fixed to Main module from module.
B. Remove fixed wrench bolts to Main module and turn Main module over.
C. Remove bolts from Main module and cover as shown in Figure 2-5.
Figure 2-5. Removing Main board cover
2) Measuring Test Point voltage and short-circuit inspection

A. Prepare DVM(Digital Multi Meter), connect connector and turn Power ON.
A. For short-circuit inspection, set to resistance test(Ω) and place each side of nod
onto each Test point with Power OFF and GND respectively. Check whether it
is more than 50Ω. Check for short-circuit at each Test Point: ATP1, ATP3, APT4,
ATP11, ATP12, HTP2, DTP12, DTP13.
B. To check voltage, set to DC voltage test to check voltage at each Test Point:
ATP1, ATP3, APT4, ATP11, ATP12, HTP2, DTP12, DTP13.
If Power is abnormal, replace Main board. See Chart 2-1 for voltage range. For
replacing Main board, see 3.Replacement that lists methods for module
replacement.
Figure 2-6. Measuring TEST point using DMM

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3) Locations of Main board Test Point, 7-segment and Ethernet indicator.
Figure 2-7. Location of Main board Test Point, 7-segment and Ethernet indicator

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4) Voltage for each Test Point

Test point Voltage (No load) Test point Voltage(No load)
ATP1 4.75v < 5v < 5.25v ATP13 1.18v < 1.25v < 1.31v
ATP2 -5.25v < -5v < -4.75v HTP2 3.13v < 3.3v < 3.46v
ATP3 11.4v < 12v < 12.6v DTP1 3.20v < 3.3v < 3.4v
(no input signal)
ATP4 -12.6v < 12v < -11.4v DTP2 3.20v < 3.3v < 3.4v
(no input signal)
ATP10 11.4v < 12v < 12.6v DTP3 3.20v < 3.3v < 3.4v
(X-ray exposure required) (no input signal)
ATP11 -12.6v < 12v < -11.4v DTP4 3.20v < 3.3v < 3.4v
(X-ray exposure required) (no input signal)
ATP12 2.375v < 2.5v < 2.625
Chart 2-1. Voltage for each Main module Power Test Point
5) Reading 7-Segment indicator

7-Segment indicator shows current operation status of Main board.
See Chart 2-2 to compare current operation and indicator.
Example)
A. If indicator shows “7” or “9” when the equipment is not moving, Motor Driver or
Motor may be the problem.
B. If indicator shows “3” (X-ray Shot) with nothing detected on Test program, X-ray
generator or detector may be the problem.
C. If indicator shows “5” even when it contacted to Limit while moving Left /
Bottom direction at “5”, Limit SW / Cable may be the problem.
7-SEGMENT indicator (numeric) ※ Main board is installed upside down.

LED Description LED Description
0 Initialize state 6 Setting Position
1 Laser pointer /control panel on 7 Moving to top
2 Getting spectrum 8 Moving to bottom
3 Getting count 9 Moving to left
4 Working scan a Moving to right
5 Go to initialize position b Working Auto scan mode delay
Chart 2-2 7-Segment indicator

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6) Reading Ethernet indicator

By reading Ethernet indicator, check physical connection with current PC or
whether connection speed is 10M/100M.
Check WD1 indicator: if OFF, check whether the equipment is ON and cable
connection. Even without IP address setting, physical connection makes WD1 ON;
WD4 is ON if connected at100M.
DEXXUM T used 100M bps therefore both WD1 and WD4 should be “ON”.
No problem in data processing even if connected at 10Mbps.

WD1 ETHERNET LINK OK(physical WD4 ETHERNET ON: 100M OFF:10M
connection)
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2-2-1. Testing PMT detector Main module and reading the indicator
(PMC Assy: FRU009-84)
1) Removing cover
To measure Test Point of Main board of DEXXUM T, remove Main module and
cover from DEXXUM T system and reinstall.
For location of Main module, see 1-3. Main components of DEXXUM T
D. Remove all cables fixed to Main module from module.
E. Remove fixed wrench bolts to Main module and turn Main module over.
F. Remove bolts from Main module and cover as shown in Figure 2-5-1.
Figure 2-5-1. Removing Main board cover
2) Measuring Test Point voltage and short-circuit inspection

B. Prepare DVM(Digital Multi Meter), connect connector and turn Power ON.
C. For short-circuit inspection, set to resistance test(Ω) and place each side of nod
is more than 50Ω. Check for short-circuit at each Test Point: ATP1, ATP2,ATP3,
APT4, ATP10, ATP11, HTP2, ATP12, ATP13.
D. To check voltage, set to DC voltage test to check voltage at each Test Point:
ATP1, ATP2, ATP3, APT4, ATP10, ATP11, HTP2, ATP12, ATP13.
If Power is abnormal, replace Main board. See Chart 2-1-1 for voltage range.
For replacing Main board, see 3.Replacement that lists methods for module
replacement.
Figure 2-6-1. Measuring TEST point using DMM

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3) Locations of Main board Test Point, 7-segment and Ethernet indicator.
Figure 2-7-1. Location of Main board Test Point, 7-segment and Ethernet indicator

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4) Voltage for each Test Point

NO Voltage TP location Range Remarks
1 +5VA ATP1 4.75 < 5 < 5.25
2 -5VA ATP2 -5.25 < -5 < -4.75
3 +12VA ATP3 11.4 < 12 < 12.6
4 -12VA ATP4 -12.6 < -12 < -11.4
5 +12VAD ATP10 11.4 < 12 < 12.6
6 -12VAD ATP11 -12.6 < -12 < -11.4
7 +3.3VD HTP2 3.135 < 3.3 < 3.465
8 +2.5VD ATP12 2.375 < 2.5 < 2.625
9 +1.2VD ATP13 1.14 < 1.22 < 1.26
Chart 2-1. Voltage for each Main module Power Test Point
5) Reading 7-Segment indicator

7-Segment indicator shows current operation status of Main board.
See Chart 2-2 to compare current operation and indicator.
Example)
D. If indicator shows “7” or “9” when the equipment is not moving, Motor Driver or
Motor may be the problem.
E. If indicator shows “3” (X-ray Shot) with nothing detected on Test program, X-ray
generator or detector may be the problem.
F. If indicator shows “5” even when it contacted to Limit while moving Left /
Bottom direction at “5”, Limit SW / Cable may be the problem.
7-SEGMENT indicator (numeric) ※ Main board is installed upside down.

0 Initialize state 6 Setting Position
1 Laser pointer /control panel on 7 Moving to top
2 Getting spectrum 8 Moving to bottom
3 Getting count 9 Moving to left
4 Working scan a Moving to right
5 Go to initialize position b Working Auto scan mode delay
Chart 2-2 7-Segment indicator

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6) Reading Ethernet indicator

By reading Ethernet indicator, check physical connection with current PC or
whether connection speed is 10M/100M.
Check WD1 indicator: if OFF, check whether the equipment is ON and cable
connection. Even without IP address setting, physical connection makes WD1 ON;
WD4 is ON if connected at100M.
DEXXUM T used 100M bps therefore both WD1 and WD4 should be “ON”.
No problem in data processing even if connected at 10Mbps.

WD1 ETHERNET LINK OK(physical WD4 ETHERNET ON: 100M OFF:10M
connection)
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2-3. Testing Power module and reading the indicator

1) Removing cover
To measure Test Points of DEXXUM T Power board, remove Power module from
DEXXUM T system and cover and reinstall.
For Main module location, see 1-3. Main components of DEXXUM T.
Remove 4 bolts from Power module and cover as shown in Figure 2-8.
A. Remove all cables fixed to Power module from module.
B. Remove fixed wrench bolts to Power module using M4 hexagon wrench.
C. Remove 4 bolts from Power module and cover as shown in Figure 2-8.
D. Install Power module to the equipment and combine cables.
Figure 2-8. Removing Power module cover
2) Measuring Test Points and Short-circuit inspection

E. Prepare DVM(Digital Multi Meter), connect connector and turn Power ON.
F. For short-circuit inspection, set to resistance test(Ω) and place each side of nod
is more than 50Ω. Check for short-circuit at each Test Point: ATP1, ATP3, APT4,
ATP11, ATP12, HTP2, DTP12, DTP13.
G. To check voltage, set to DC voltage test to check voltage at each Test Point:
ATP1, ATP3, APT4, ATP11, ATP12, HTP2, DTP12, DTP13.
Check SMPS output Power(+24VDC) first and replace board if Power board
+5,+15,-15 Power are abnormal. See Chart2-4 for voltage range. See
3.Replacement for SMPS replacement.
Figure 2-9. Measuring Test Points using DMM

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3) Locations of Power board indicator and voltage Test Points.
Figure 2-10. DEXXUM T Power board Test Points
Figure 2-11. DEXXUM T SMPS connector and indicator

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4) Voltage of each Power board Test Point

Test point Voltage Test point Voltage
TP7 4.75v < 5v < 5.25v TP11 23.28v < 24v < 24.72v
TP9 -15.75v < -15v < -14.25v
TP10 14.25v < 12v < 15.75v
Chart 2-4 Power board voltage
5) SMPS Power Input/Output
CN1
PIN Description PIN Description
1 AC POWER INPUT (N) 3 AC POWER INPUT (L)
Chart 2-5 Power Input from outside to SMPS
TB2
1-5 +24VDC 6-10 GND
11-15 +24VDC 16-20 GND
Chart 2-6 SMPS Power Output
6) SMPS indicator
NAME Description NAME Description
LED1 ON SMPS ON LED1 OFF SMPS OFF
Chart 2-7 SMPS operation indicator

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7) Power board indicator (inner power board : H2EA-002B)
Figure 2-12. Power board indicator
Indicator
1 NO USE 9 NO USE
2 X-ray generator ON 10 X-ray generator ON
3 MOTOR driver power(X) 11 MOTOR driver power fuse (X)
4 MOTOR driver power (Y) 12 MOTOR driver power fuse (Y)
5 -15VDC 13 -15VDC fuse
6 +15VDC 14 +15VDC fuse
8 SMPS ON 16 SMPS ON
Chart 2-8. Power board indicator
(1) NO USE : Currently not in use

(2) X-ray generator ON : Relay that controls X-ray generator AC input is properly ON.
(3) MOTOR driver power(X) : Power applied to X-axis Motor Driver
(4) MOTOR driver power(Y) : Power applied to Y-axis Motor Driver
(5) -15VDC : Normal -15V Power Output
(6) +15VDC : Normal +15V Power Output
(8) SMPS ON : SMPS Output voltage +24VDC is normal.
(9) NO USE : Currently not in use
(10) X-ray generator ON : Relay that controls X-ray generator AC input is properly ON
(11) MOTOR driver power fuse (X) : Power applied to X-axis Motor Driver
(12) MOTOR driver power fuse (Y) : Power applied to Y-axis Motor Driver
(13) -15VDC fuse: Normal -15VDC Power Output from poly switch
(14) +15VDC fuse: Normal +15VDC Power Output from poly switch
(16) SMPS ON : SMPS Output voltage +24VDC is normal

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2-3-1. Testing Power module and reading the indicator (Added 24VDC relay)
1) Removing cover
To measure Test Points of DEXXUM T Power board, remove Power module from
DEXXUM T system and cover and reinstall.
For Main module location, see 1-3. Main components of DEXXUM T.
Remove 4 bolts from Power module and cover as shown in Figure 2-8-1.
A. Remove all cables fixed to Power module from module.
B. Remove fixed wrench bolts to Power module using M4 hexagon wrench.
C. Remove 4 bolts from Power module and cover as shown in Figure 2-8-1.
D. Install Power module to the equipment and combine cables.
Figure 2-8-1. Removing Power module cover
2) Measuring Test Points and Short-circuit inspection

E. Prepare DVM(Digital Multi Meter), connect connector and turn Power ON.
F. For short-circuit inspection, set to resistance test(Ω) and place each side of nod
is more than 50Ω. Check for short-circuit at each Test Point TP7, TP9, TP10,
TP11, TP12, TP13
G. To check voltage, set to DC voltage test to check voltage at each Test Point:
TP7, TP9, TP10, TP11, TP12, TP13 Check SMPS output Power(+24VDC) first
and replace board if Power board +5,+15,-15 Power are abnormal.
See Chart2-4-1 for voltage range. See 3.Replacement for SMPS replacement.
Figure 2-9. Measuring Test Points using DMM

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3) Locations of Power board indicator and voltage Test Points.
Figure 2-10-1. DEXXUM T Power board Test Points
Figure 2-11-1. DEXXUM T SMPS connector and indicator

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4) Voltage of each Power board Test Point

Test point Voltage Test point Voltage
TP7 4.75v < 5v < 5.25v TP11 23.28v < 24v < 24.72v
TP9 -15.75v < -15v < -14.25v TP12 11.4v < 12 < 12.6v
TP10 14.25v < 12v < 15.75v TP13 4.75v < 5v < 5.25v
Chart 2-4 Power board voltage
5) SMPS Power Input/Output
CN1
1 AC POWER INPUT (N) 3 AC POWER INPUT (L)
Chart 2-5 Power Input from outside to SMPS
TB2
1-5 +24VDC 6-10 GND
11-15 +24VDC 16-20 GND
Chart 2-6 SMPS Power Output
6) SMPS indicator
NAME Description NAME Description
LED1 ON SMPS ON LED1 OFF SMPS OFF
Chart 2-7 SMPS operation indicator

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7) Power board indicator (inner power board : H2EA-002C)
Figure 2-12-1. Power board indicator
Indicator
1 DC relay ON 9 Input 24V to regulator for DC relay
2 X-ray generator ON 10 X-ray generator ON
3 MOTOR driver power(X) 11 MOTOR driver power fuse (X)
4 MOTOR driver power (Y) 12 MOTOR driver power fuse (Y)
5 -15VDC 13 -15VDC fuse
8 SMPS ON 16 SMPS ON
Chart 2-8-1. Power board indicator
(1) DC relay ON : 24VDC is controlled ON/OFF by DC 5VDC relay

(2) X-ray generator ON : Relay that controls X-ray generator AC input is properly ON.
(3) MOTOR driver power(X) : Power applied to X-axis Motor Driver
(4) MOTOR driver power(Y) : Power applied to Y-axis Motor Driver
(5) -15VDC : Normal -15V Power Output
(8) SMPS ON : SMPS Output voltage +24VDC is normal.
(9) Input 24V to regulator for DC relay : 24VDC is transformed 5VDC by Regulator
(10) X-ray generator ON : Relay that controls X-ray generator AC input is properly ON
(11) MOTOR driver power fuse (X) : Power applied to X-axis Motor Driver
(12) MOTOR driver power fuse (Y) : Power applied to Y-axis Motor Driver
(13) -15VDC fuse: Normal -15VDC Power Output from poly switch
(16) SMPS ON : SMPS Output voltage +24VDC is normal

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2-4. Testing X-ray generator control board and reading the indicator
1) Removing cover
To measure Test Points of DEXXUM T X-ray generator, remove side cover of X-ray
generator.
A. Remove cables from X-ray generator.
B. Remove 6 round headed bolts for fixing X-ray generator cover with (+)screw
driver.
Figure 2-13. Removing Power module cover
2) Measuring TEST POINT voltage and short-circuit inspection

H. Prepare DVM(Digital Multi Meter).
I. For short-circuit inspection, set to resistance test(Ω), from view of Power
connector, the top one is #1, the middle one is #2 and the bottom one is #3 pin.
Conduct short-circuit inspection on #1 and #2; #1 and #3; and #2 and #3 to
check whether it is more than 50Ω.
1
2
3
Figure 2-14. X-ray generator short-circuit inspection

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3) X-ray generator Feedback Point

Out of 4 boards of X-ray generator, bottom left is X-ray generator main board. By
using DMM as shown in the Figure, measuring Feedback voltage is available.
Cable and Power should be connected for measurement; therefore open the cover
without fixing it for measurement with cable on the cover connected to the board.
To measure Feedback, set DMM to DC Measure Mode; Feedback is available when
the equipment is in “SHOT” status therefore save KV, mA in Test program and
measure Feedback voltage while executing “Get count” to check abnormality on X-ray
generator referring to Chart 2-10.
Figure 2-15. Location of X-ray generator Main board and using DMM
LED Indicator
KV feedback
Indicator
mA feedback
Indicator
Figure 2-16. X-ray generator control board Test Points

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4) X-ray generator indicator and Test Points

X-ray generator has one status LED on board side.
Indicator
LED STATE Description
LED flickering Waiting mode
LED not flickering X-ray generation mode
Chart 2-9. X-ray generator LED indicator
5) CONTROL board Test Points and Voltage

PIN Description Range
ER KV Reference 20KV Per 1V (Initial value 40KV = 2.40V)
IR mA Reference 0.1mA Per 0.3V (Initial value 0.2mA = 1.46V)
EF KV feedback 20KV Per 1V (Initial value 40KV = 2.40V)
IF mA feedback 0.1mA Per 0.3V (Initial value 0.2mA = 1.46V)
+3.3VDC +3.3v 3.14V < X < 3.465V
+5VDC +5v 4.75V < X < 5.25V
+12VDC +12v 11.4V < X < 12.6V
-12VDC -12v -12.6V < X < -11.4V
Chart 2-10. X-ray generator Main board Feedback voltage and Power TEST points
6) Reading X-ray generator temperature
For reading X-ray generator inside temperature, see ☞ 3. Using Test program. If the
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2-5. Checking for short-circuit on Motor Driver Power and setting the indicator and Driver
1) DEXXUM T system uses 2(X and Y-axis) Motor Drivers(KR55MC).
To check short-circuit, set DVM to resistance test(Ω) to check for short-circuit as
shown in Figure 2-17.
(Before Jun/2009 device is KR55MC, after Jun/2009 is MD5-HD14)
Power indicator
Power connector
Figure 2-17. Motor Driver indicator and Power Input terminal

(Above figure 2-17 is just available for KR55MC)
2) Motor Driver used in DEXXUM T requires setting values.
Different setting values affect performance of the equipment; therefore set the values
as shown in Figure 2-17. (set when replacing Motor Driver)
(Before adjusting setting values, confirm your Motor driver Model name.)
DIP switch Circular switch
TEST OFF MS1 7
1/2 CLK ON MS2 7
CURRENT DOWN OFF RUN CURRENT C
CHECK FUNCTION OFF STOP CURRENT 5
Chart 2-11. Motor Driver setting values (This chart is only available for KR55MC)
DIP switch Circular switch
TEST OFF MS1 9
1/2 CLK ON MS2 9
CURRENT DOWN OFF RUN CURRENT F
STOP CURRENT 5
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2-6. Checking User Control switches
1) User Operated Switch is composed of 9 switches and 9 LEDs.

To measure, move to the following coordinates using Test program at initialized
state.
X: 150000 Y:150000
2) Set DMM to DC voltage test and measure the top part with DMM (+) nod and
GND1 with (-) nod as shown in Figure 2-18.
Figure 2-18. Measuring User Operated Switch signal
3) Click “OP_CONTROL” button in Test program to activate User Operated Switch.

(When activated, laser pointer should be ON.)
4) As shown in Chart 2-12 and Figure 2-19, click/activate selected key and check for
signal on the switch concerned or Test points of LED. If signal applied DVM should
show over 0V voltage.
5) If Main board Power is ON but Main Power LED has a problem, measure KEY-
related Test points to check for voltage as shown in Chart 2-12; if voltage detected,
replace User Control Panel, if not, replace Main module.

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Figure 2-18. Test Points of User Control Panel
Listed in the order of Test Points located in the right of OCON1

Test Point Description Test Point Description
OR15 Select KEY-Spine OR9 KEY-TOP Move key
OR14 Select KEY-Right Femur OR6 LED-X-ray Radiation “ON”
OR13 Select KEY-Left Femur OR5 LED-Left Femur “ON”
OR12 Move to KEY-Right OR4 LED-Right Femur “ON”
OR31 Select LED-Left Forearm OR3 LED-Spine position Set “ON”
OR11 Move to KEY-Left OR2 LED-Shutter Open
OR30 Select LED-Right Forearm OR1 LED-Main Power “ON”
OR10 Move to KEY-Bottom OR33 Select KEY-Right Forearm
OR7 LED-Laser pointer “ON” OR32 Select KEY-Left Forearm
Chart 2-12. Input/Output signal Test Points of User Control Panel

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2-7. Measuring Laser pointer voltage
1) Click “OP CONTROL” button in Test program to turn laser pointer ON and move
carriage using User Operated Switch.
If abnormality detected on laser pointer, remove carriage top/bottom cover as shown
in Figure 2-19.
2)
3) Remove 6 M5 wrench bolts as
shown in Figure 2-19
Figure 2-19. Removing carriage bottom cover

4) Hold the cover front on User Operated Switch, pull it downward to remove bottom
cover.
(Back of the cover is ring type which may cause ring break if pulled from the back.)
5) To remove top cover, remove emergency switch connector and User Operated
Switch connector inside the cover.
Figure 2-20. Removing connector

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6) Prepare (+) screw driver and M5 wrench to remove top cover.

Remove 2 wrench bolts in the front with M6 wrench and the rest 4 round headed
bolts with (+) screw driver to remove the cover.
Figure 2-21. Top cover fixing points
7) Once the cover is removed, remove connector shown in Figure 2-21.
PMT Detector
FRU009-086
CZT Detector
FRU009-030
Figure 2-22. Laser pointer control connector
8) Set DVM to DC voltage measure mode, connect (-) nod-brown cable to #2 pin, (+)
nod-white cable to #1 pin and click OP CONTROL in Test program. When OP
CONTROL activated, laser pointer should be ON and (+) nod should show about
+5VDC voltage.
If voltage is normal but laser pointer is not, replace laser pointer module. If voltage is
not detected, check whether OP CONTROL is activated and check for cable short-
circuit. If voltage still not detected with no cable short-circuit, replace Main module.
Replacing Main module ☞ see 7-1. Replacing and testing Main module
Replacing laser pointer ☞ 7-2. Replacing Power module

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2-8. Testing Limit switch and shutter board Limit switch

1) Limit switch has 3 terminals; DEXXUM T uses #1 and #2 and doesn’t use #3 as
shown in Figure 2-25.
Set DVM to resistance test(Ω) to check for damage; check whether #1 and #2 switch
are working as shown in Figure 2-24.
If working, limit switch is deemed normal.
No response indicates abnormality therefore replace the switch.
Figure 2-24. Limit switch
Check whether two terminals

are working when pressed.
Figure 2-25. Checking Limit switch
2) Move carriage with Power OFF to check whether Y-axis top/bottom switch is properly
working. For Y-axis, adjust to the location where Limit switch is pressed by Limit
block; for X-axis, adjust Brkt’ where Limit switch is fixed by moving X-ray generator if
Limit switch block under the generator. Adjust by loosening round headed bolts in red
area in Figure 2-24.
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2-9. Testing detector noise
Using Test program ☞ 3. Using Test program
1) Strong impact or unexpected electronic hindrance may cause noise on detector.

Noise might affect BMD value therefore check for noise if image or BMD value
are not normal. Check for other X-ray sources in the area.
2) Turn the equipment ON to execute Test program.
3) Set KV and mA to “0”.
4) Click ‘Get Count’ to activate detector.
5) Since X-ray generator doesn’t emit X-ray, no signal should be detected on
detector.
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2-10. Measuring shutter motor signal
To measure Motor signal with DVM, check Main board signal.

1) Remove MDF and bed from the equipment.
2) Remove Main board cover.
3) Open and close shutter in Test program.
4) Measure GND and signal using DVM as shown in Figure 5-14/5-15.
Check whether max. value reaches +12V in fluctuated voltage.
(Because it’s voltage signal, voltage changes when measuring with DVM)
CZT Main module

FRU009-027
PMT Main Module

FRU009-084
Figure 5-14 Main board’ shutter IC

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CZT Main Module

FRU009-027
PMT Main module
FRU009-084
Figure 5-15. DVM measuring point
5) If abnormality detected, replace Main module and assemble in the reversed

order of disassembly.

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3. How to use TEST program and Checking errors of X-ray by suing

TEST program
TEST program is a program that controls all the functions of device. Each function can be
tested respectively. Here the way to use the Test program is covered. When asked to refer to
a certain number item mentioned in repair manual or test program, refer to this page.
Button to connect and disconnect to

Ethernet
A window to be entered to write on

EEPROM
- When using PMT Detector, it is used for
Signal Gain Adjustment
- Do not use it if CZT Detector is used
A button to write or read on EEPROM
A button to write or to set the Sampling time

setting
Shutter On/Off button

- Used for functions including Full
On/Off of Shutter, Half On/Off
Shutter and Shutter open
Gain Control button
 Notice
- Use only to PMT applied System
(Caution: If not used, Spectrum and Count
may not work)
Values that are read when Reading back the
written values on EEPROM
Moving related buttons and Membrane

Switch Control button
Command Verification window.

Upper window : PC command
Lower window : Main Control B/D의 Feed-
back command
Figure 3-1. Screenshot of the test program.

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TEST program is an intellectual property of OsteoSys and cannot be distributed

without approval.
Only authorized personnel from OsteoSys can use the Test program.
OsteoSys is not held responsible for any malfunction of device or error on BMD value
used by an unauthorized person.
3-1. Connecting Test program
Setting PC LAN CARD Network IP

1) Click on the network setting icon on desktop with right button of mouse.
2) Click properties.
3) Click internet protocol (TCP/IP) on the bottom of the list on general tap and Click
properties.
4) If a window pops up as shown in Figure 3-2, enter IP address.
5) Press OK and finish the setting process.
IP address : 192. 168. 255. 1

Subnet Mask : 255. 255. 255. 0
Default Gateway : 192. 168. 255. 254
Figure 3-2. IP address setting

6) Click “OPEN” while running TEST program with the device turned on.
7) In order to check if it is connected, click “EEPROM READ” of number 7 item.
Once Return value is in the data window of number 8 item, it is connected.
8) If the Return value is not in, press “Close” of number 1 item once. Then if the PC is
reconnected to the device, press “OPEN” again to check the connection.
Figure 3-3. “open”Figure 3-4. EEPROM READ Figure 3-5. EEPROM READ WINDOW

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3-2. How to use Test program and How to change the setting value of X-ray generator
Test program is a ‘Get spectrum’ that receives the data values by generating X-ray, while
for 'Get count’, setting Energy Level, X-ray generator value and sampling Time are
required. (for each value, refer to “3-5 Get count’.)
1) For testing, enter the following value for each Detector.
< For a system using CZT Detector >
Low Energy : Low 30 High 65

High Energy : Low 65 High 120
HFG setting : KV: 83 mA: 20
Time sampling : 300
Offset : 0
< For a system using PMT Detector >
Low Energy : Low 33 High 65

High Energy : Low 73 High 140
HFG setting : KV: 83 mA: 20
Time sampling : 300
Offset : 0
Gain control : Click
For a system that uses PMT Detector,
set the Spectrum range after Gain control
(Refer to “3-8”)
Figure 3-6. Value setting in test program

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2) Once each value is entered, click ‘set’ next to the value once.
(All values are read and written simultaneously. So even when one value is changed,
make sure to click “Set”.)
3) Click “EEPROM Write”.
4) After clicking “EEPROM”, check if the changed value is entered on “Receive Data”
window.
Figure 3-7. EEPROM Read window
3-3. Moving device and Testing with Test program.

By using number 9 item on the test program, it is possible to move the device on X and Y
axis.
1)
2) 3)
4)
Figure 3-8. Moving device

1) Movement Key: As shown in the figure next to button, it is possible to move the device
with direction keys.
2) Entering coordinates: You can move the device to a particular position by entering the
coordinate.
Coordinate value for 1mm is 766.
X 축 range : 0 < X < 367680 (480cm)
Y 축 range : 0 < Y < 413640 (540cm)
3) Initial position: You can move the device to its initial position by clicking this button.
4) OP control: Pressing OP control button turns on the laser pointer that enables to
control the device using a button movement key of the device.
If the OP control button is not pressed, it is impossible to control the device
with the user control switch.
If the laser point is “ON”, it is impossible to read/write EEPROM. Therefore, when

you need to change the setting value, make sure turn ‘OFF’ the laser pointer.
3-4. Activating temperature sensor and shutter movement testing

DEXXUM T has its own temperature sensor inside X-ray generator so as to easily obtain
temperature data. Also, it is possible to control the shutter that blocks the X-ray spinneret
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Figure 3-9. Get Temperature

You can read the temperature data by Clicking “Get Temperature” as shown in the figure.
Figure 3-10. Indicating temperature

Once the device is “ON”, the shutter moves to the initial position where the limit switch of
shutter module is. Clicking “Shutter open” opens the closed spinneret.
“Shutter Close” is the button to close open spinneret.
When activating X-ray generator such as Get count or Get spectrum or receiving
X-ray value, make sure to “OPEN” the shutter before emitting the X-ray.
3-5. Way to obtain Get count and Criteria to check errors on Count data
Get count is expressed as a converted value of X-ray Energy that had entered in.
1) Click “C” on the main tab.
Figure 3-11. Main Menu

2) Gain count window shows up as shown below. Menu is shown below.

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5)
1) 6)
7)
2)
3)
4)
Figure 3-12. Get count window
1 Low
It count
draws graphevery hour set for low energy value.
a graph
2 High count graph It draws a graph every hour set for high energy value.
3 High/Low ratio It is the ratio of the average of high count divided by that of low
count.
4 Count Display It shows the current low and high energy values and the average
value of obtained data.
5 Iteration It specifies the number of repetition in obtaining data. If it is 100, it
obtains 100 times and finishes the X-ray investigation
automatically.
6 Get count It either starts to obtain the X-ray data or stops.
“0” initializes the data of obtained graph.
Start/Stop
7 Save Count It saves graphs including Count value and so on as an excel file.
If Sampling Time is set at 1, all the data are saved. If it is 10, 1 out
of 10 is saved.
Table 3-1. Description of Get count menu

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3) By using Sampling time and Iteration, X-ray exposing time is determined.
Radiation duration time = Iteration(ms) X Time sampling (EA)
Get count receives the data as much as the number of Iteration. Then it terminates
the emission.
4) In order to set the position of X-ray emission, adjust the device to a desired position
by using either a movement key or a user control key that is attached on OP-panel.
5) Click “Get count”.

Up until the preset exposing time, radiation emits continuously. Depending on the
Sampling time, it obtains data with a certain interval.
If you wish to stop in the middle, click “Stop”.
6) In order to check any errors on Count Data of shipped device, first set the ratio of
energy range after setting the Spectrum range with the condition of 83KV/0.2mA of
DEXXUM T Calibration manual.
Calibration manual is distributed in accordance with Master Phantom purchase
conditions.
DEXXUM T Calibration manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)
3-6. Way to obtain Get spectrum and Checking errors of Spectrum
Spectrum is a way to see the energy distribution on the entire range in a graph.
1) Click “SP” on the main tab.
Figure 3-13. Spectrum menu on the main tab

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2) Get spectrum window shows up as shown below. Menu is shown below.
5)
6)
7)
1) 8)
9)
2)
3)
4)
Figure 3-14. Get spectrum window
1 Spectrum
A windowWindow
where spectrum is drawn.
2 Window Range bar Range adjusting button from 0 to 255 on Spectrum window
3 High/Low ratio It shows the energy amount of low/high energy.
4 Count Display It sets the necessary range of energy band classification.
5 Get Reference file It is a function to load Spectrum which was previously saved
before for comparison purpose.
6 Get Spectrum It obtains Spectrum.
7 Save Spectrum It saves the obtained Spectrum.
8 Make && Save Reference Spectrum is saved to be used for calibration.
9 Stop It is used to stop Get Spectrum.

Table 3-2. Description of Get spectrum menu

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3) Enter an integer in Sampling time slot to set Sampling time.

4) In order to set the position of X-ray emission, place the carriage to a desired
position to obtain spectrum by using either a movement key or a user control key
that is attached on OP-panel.
5) Click “Get spectrum”.

By moving from 0 to 255 on spectrum window, X-ray is investigated to obtain
data with an interval in accordance with preset Sampling time.
Spectrum cannot be stopped in the middle. However, if needed to stop, enter a
small number such as 10 in Sampling Time and click “set”.
6) The way to check errors on Spectrum is to compare the ratio of energy bands
and Count value when emitting after setting Spectrum in DEXXUM T Calibration
manual.
Abnormal waveform of spectrum is due to errors in detector, X-ray generator, or
interference between detector and X-ray generator device.
DEXXUM T Calibration manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (Option)

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3-7. Way to obtain the scanned image and Checking errors of scanned image
Scan can produce an image by moving similar to actual measurement.
It is mainly used to check the picture or motor drive.
1) Click “Sc” on the main tab.
Figure 3-15. Scan menu on the main tab
2) Scan window shows up as shown below. Menu is shown below. Refer to Table 3-3.
3)
1)
4)
5)
6)
7)
2)
8)
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1 Scan Window A part where the image is shown after the scanning starts
2 Window Range bar A part to adjust light and shade of produced image (low
energy/high energy)
3 Scan Start Start scanning.
4 Image size It sets the number of width/height pixel on the image to be

produced
1pixel = 1mm
5 Motor Enable It is a Enable button that controls the movement of motor while
scanning
X: Only X-axis moves Y: Only Y-axis moves
STOP: Nothing moves XY: Both axis move
6 Save image It saves the produced image.
7 Scan mode This sets the scan mode.

Arm freq : It controls the motor speed on X-axis. (the smaller it
is, the faster it becomes.)
Default: 294
Table freq : It controls the motor speed on Y-axis. (the smaller
frequency is, the faster the speed is.)
Default: 4000
Variable : When it is in T scan mode, it sets the image width of T
scan range.
Normal mode : Generic rectangular scan
T-scan : Reverse T mode scan (scanning range changed
in the middle)
1mm : Y-axis resolution 이 1mm
1.5mm : Y-axis resolution 이 1.5mm
(required to enter 1/2 of actual distance to the height of
size)
(required to enter 1/2 of actual distance to the height of size)
Scan Mode Set : If not pressed, setting procedure is not
complete.
Default Value로 동작함
8 Repeat Scan After entering the number of repetition in case a repetitive
scanning on a particular position is required, press Repeat Scan
instead of Start Scan.
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3) Enter the size of image, set Move control and set Scan Mode.
Make sure to click ‘Scan Mode Set’.
4) Move the scan to a desired position by using Move menu.
5) Click ‘Repeat Scan’ after inputting either Start Scan or a number of repetition.
'Repeat Scan’ is used to perform a repetitive work in a specified zone.
6) How to check an error on SCAN image
When checking errors on SCAN image, there should not be any pattern on the image
when scanning without putting anything in.
If there is a pattern or a block dot of “0” count without data on pixel, this can be a
problem either in X-ray generator or in the detector.
First, by running a noise examination of detector, check any errors of director. Then
check errors on the X-ray generator.
Decoding X-ray generator Indicator
☞ 2-4 Method to test X-ray generator control board and Method to decode
indicator
Method to inspect the noise of detector
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3-8. Gain Control method and checking errors on Main control B/D(PMC Assy only) Voltage,
and Detector information
It is only used in a system that PMT Detector and PMC Assy are installed, and also used
to check Gain Control of Detector Signal, and Voltage Check, Detector Information ofMain
Control B/D (PMC Assy).
1. Click “G” on the main tab.
Figure 3-15. “G” menu on the main tab
Notice
- For PMT Detector application system, in order to check the spectrum and
count, carry out the Gain control first and move on to the next step.
2. Gain control window shows up as shown below. Menu is shown below. Refer to
Table 3-4.
2)
3)
1)
4)
5)
6)
7)
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1 Gain Control Window It carries out the function of controlling Signal Gain of PMT
Detector and also shows the Gain control History.
2 Set Set button sets the limit of Signal Gain of Detector.
(Maintains the setting of factory)
3 Scan Start Clicking “Gain Control Start” button checks the performance
of Gain Control, Count on Window and Gain Control Value.
4 Clear “Clear” button is a function to delete the Gain Control History
from Window.
5 Read Voltage It checks the DC Voltage that is used in Main Control B/D
(PMC Assy only).
6 Detector Monitoring A function to check the inside information of Detector (PMT
only)
Window
(High Voltage, Detector Temperature, F/W version, S/N)
7 Comp Check It checks the error of Voltage Comparator that is used in
Main Control B/D (PMC Assy only).
8 MB F/W Check It checks the F/W Version of Main Control B/D (PMC Assy
only).
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4. How to disassemble the cover
4-1. Removing Front Cover (FRU NO: FRU009-061)
1) Turn Main Power OFF.

2) Remove bed and MDF from the equipment.
3) As shown in Figure 6-1. Front Cover on fixing parts, remove wrench bolts fixed
inside with M5 wrench to remove front cover.
Figure 4-1. Removing Front Cover

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4-2. Removing Back Cover (FRU NO:FRU009-066)
1) Turn Power OFF

3) Remove back cover using M6 wrench. See Figure 4-2.
Back cover contains H2EA-006A board connected to cable; remove bed and MDF
from the equipment to release inside connector connection. To remove back cover,
remove cable connected to the connecter as shown in Figure 4-3. From front view,
connector is connected to bottom right, back of the film cover.
Figure 4-2. Removing Back cover
Figure 4-3. Connector on Back Cover
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Figure 4-4. Back cover removed
4-3. Removing carriage Top & Bottom cover

(Top Cover FRU NO: FRU009-062)
(Bottom Cover FRU NO: FRU009-063)
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Remove 6 M5 wrench bolts as shown

in Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5. Removing wrench bolts fixed to Bottom cover
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5) Remove 2 wrench bolts in the front with M6 wrench and the rest 4 round headed
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4-4. Removing Column Front Cover & Column Rear Cover

(Column Front Cover FRU No: FRU009-068)
(Column Back Cover FRU No: FRU009-067)
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Remove bottom cover as described in C. Removing Top & Bottom cover
3) As shown in Figure 4-9, remove bolts fixed between Front Cover and Back Cover.
Figure 4-9. Removing bolts connecting Column Front & Rear
4) As shown in Figure 4-10, remove wrench bolts for Column front Cover & Column
Rear Cover.
Figure 4-10. Column Front/Rear wrench bolt locations

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4-5. Removing Left Side Cover & Right Side Cover

(Left Side Cover FRU NO: FRU009-064)
(Right Side Cover FRU NO: FRU009-065)
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Replace each cover by loosening 4 round headed bolts as shown in Figure 4-11 and
combine.
RIGHT LEFT
Figure 4-11. Left Side & Right Side Cover

(Left/Right from front view of Front Cover )
RIGHT LEFT
Figure 4-12. Left Side Cover Right loosening/tightening wrench bolts

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4-6. Replacing bed Wing

(Long Wing Cover (43cm) FRU No: FRU009-014)
(Middle bed Cover (33cm) FRU No: FRU009-015)
(Short bed Cover (23cm) FRU No: FRU009-016)
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Remove urethane bed from Wing cover.
3) Replace bed Wing referring to Figure 4-13/4-14/4/15. Remove bed Wing wrench
bolts to remove and replace the cover. Once the cover is removed, take caution for safety
since metal panel is also removed.
4) Cover fixing locations for each size.
Short bed Wing
Figure 4-13. Short bed Wing Cover and panel

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Middle bed Wing
Figure. 4-15. Metal panel after removing Middle bed Wing Cover and Cover
Long bed Wing
Figure 4-16. Inside of metal panel after removing Long bed Wong Cover and Cover

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4-7. Replacing MDF and urethane bed

MDF FRU No: FRU009-001
Center bed (Blue) FRU No: FRU009-002
Center bed (Orange) FRU No: FRU009-003
Center bed (Purple) FRU No: FRU009-004
Long Wing bed (Blue) FRU No: FRU009-005
Long Wing bed (Orange) FRU No: FRU009-006
Long Wing bed (Purple) FRU No: FRU009-007
Middle Wing bed (Blue) FRU No: FRU009-008
Middle Wing bed (Orange) FRU No: FRU009-009
Middle Wing bed (Purple) FRU No: FRU009-010
Short Wing bed (Blue) FRU No: FRU009-011
Short Wing bed (Orange) FRU No: FRU009-012
Short Wing bed (Purple) FRU No: FRU009-013
A. Replacing MDF
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Lift Center bed from the equipment.
3) Remove wrench bolts that fix MDF with M5 wrench referring to Figure 4-17.
Figure 4-17. Before removing MDF after removing bed

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Figure 4-18. After MDF removed
B. Replacing Center bed
1) Remove the existing Center bed referring to Figure 4-19.
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2) As shown in Figure 4-20, recombine the new Center bed. MDF surface is slightly
higher than other surfaces therefore MDF combining part is about 2mm indented.
In Figure 4-20, red area indicates combining area of bed and MDF and blue
indicates bed. The bed should be correctly combined with MDF, otherwise it is
indented.
Replace bed referring to Figure 4-20.
MDF
Bed
Figure 4-20. DEXXUM T Center bed assembly location
3) Check for gap or rolling of urethane bed after installation.
Figure 4-21. Checking flatness of urethane bed

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C. Combining wing bed

1) Remove the existing bed from bed Cover.
Figure 4-22. Removing bed cover and urethane bed
2) Remove bed stickers from the new urethane bed and attach the bed to the
cover.
Figure 4-23. Cover with stickers
3) Check for gap on Wing cover after installation.
Figure 4-24. Urethane bed and bed cover combined

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5. Testing parts
5-1. Testing film curtain

1) If sandblasting-like noise other than drive/bearing part noise, check for break of
curtain film edge or other abnormality.
2) Back cover contains H2EA-006A board connected to cable; remove bed and MDF
from the equipment to release inside connector connection. To remove back cover,
remove cable connected to the connecter as shown in Figure 4-1. From front view,
connector is connected to bottom right, back of the film cover
Figure 5-1. H2EA-006A connector
3) Remove Back cover from the equipment by removing wrench bolts using M6 wrench.
Figure 5-2. Fixing points of back cover

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4) Once wrench bolts are removed, hold and pull Back cover to remove from the
equipment.
Figure 5-3. Back cover removed
5) By observing from top of curtain film, check for break on left/right contacted with
top/bottom/left/right roller, replace if broken referring to “Replacing curtain film”
section.
To identify the cause of film break, check for foreign substances around the film and
check top/bottom/left/right roller.
Replacing curtain film ☞ 7-12. Replacing curtain film
6) If rollers that move curtain film or axes are the problems, replace rollers or axes.
Replacing roller and axes ☞ Replacing film curtain roller and roller shaft
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5-2. Testing timing belt
1) If Motor driver abnormality or noise, check timing belt.

(To adjust tension of timing belt, FRU NO. FRU009-74 tension adjusting torque
wrench is used.)
2) Timing belts are used in 3 locations: 2 in carriage and 1 in bed.

Once bed and MDF are removed, timing belts in 1 location in carriage and 1
location in bed are visible; with carriage top/bottom cover removed, timing belt on
detector is visible.
A. Carriage timing belt is used for detector and X-ray generator

See Figure 5-4 and 5-5
TOP VIEW
Figure 5-4. Timing belt of carriage detector
SIDE VIEW
Figure 5-5. Carriage timing belt

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B. Timing belt in bed is used to move the entire carriage.
SIDE VIEW
Figure 4-6. Bed timing belt
3) Checking and Testing for timing belt abnormality
A. Check for abrasion and break of timing belt by visual inspection.

B. Press timing belt with hands to check for fixing of pulley and bearing that support
timing belt to the equipment, bending, noise or problems on driver by pushing
carriage or X-ray generator with hands with Power OFF.
C. If timing belt tension determined abnormal, measure timing belt tension using
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4) Adjusting timing belt tension and tension
Figure 5-7 shows torque wrench used for adjusting tension.
Figure 5-7. Torque wrench for tension adjustment
A. Adjusting Y-axis timing belt tension

Y-axis timing belt inside the bed is fixed to Y-axis Step Motor and Pulley on the
opposite side. To adjust timing belt tension, loosen 2 Brkt’ fixing bolts in Figure 4-
8 to move Brkt’ with M6 wrench, tighten tension adjusting bolts in clock-wise
direction to increase tension; or loosen in counterclock-wise to decrease tension.
To measure correct tension of timing belt, connect torque wrench to tension
adjusting bolts(No. 1 in Figure 5-8) and adjust tension to torque gauge 8KG.
Once tension is adjusted, re-fix Brkt’(No.2 in Figure 5-8), move the equipment
several times with Power OFF to check timing belt.
If no abnormality found, check movement using Test program.
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B. Adjusting X-ray generator timing belt

Carriage contains 2 timing belts: one is in the bottom of X-ray generator, the other
is in detector.
To adjust X-ray generator timing belt tension, attach timing belt tension jig as
shown in Figure 4-10, connect torque wrench to the bolts(No. 1 in Figure 5-10),
set torque value to 4KG and apply strength to the setting value.
Loosen pulley fixing part to move, adjust tension then retighten to fix it. (No. 2 in
Figure 5-10). After adjusting tension of X-ray generator timing belt, make sure to
check for system Alignment; to adjust tension, remove Front cover as shown in
Figure 4-9 by using M5 wrench to remove bolts.
Figure 5-9. Fixing wrench bolts of Front Cover
Once tension is adjusted, re-fix Brkt’ and check timing belt by moving several
times with hands.
If no abnormality detected, turn the equipment ON, check movement using Test
program.
Figure 5-10. Jig for adjusting timing belt of X-ray generator

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C. Adjusting detector timing belt

To adjust detector timing belt tension, attach detector timing belt tension adjusting
jig as shown in Figure 4-11 to the bottom of Pulley, connect torque wrench(No. 1
in Figure 5-11), set torque value to 8KG. Loosen Brkt’ wrench bolts next to Pulley
to move Brkt’ (No. 2 in Figure 5-11).
Once tension is adjusted, re-fix Brkt’ and check timing belt by moving several
times with hands.
If no abnormality detected, turn the equipment ON, check movement using Test
program.
Figure 5-11. Jig for adjusting tension of detector timing belt
After adjusting tension of detector timing belt, make sure to check for system
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5-3. Testing Motor key/coupling
Motor key is for turning Pulley on Motor shaft.

If Motor key abnormal, X-ray generator or carriage may not move. Coupling connect Motor
axis and Driver axis; if coupling damaged, a problem may be caused in Power
transmission which may cause problems in movement. Check Motor key/Coupling
problems as follows:
Figure 5-12. Motor key location and combining hole of pulley and Motor key
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2) Turn the equipment ON, run Test program and check whether the equipment doesn’t
respond to Move command or there is a problem in movement.
3) Check whether movements of Motor and Pulley are synchronized and check coupling
through visual inspection for coupling damage or fixing.
Abnormality can be detected by checking whether movements of Motor and Pulley are
synchronized.
Replacing coupling ☞ 7-10. Replacing Motor, coupling and Motor key
4) If problem even when movements synchronized, Motor Driver or Motor may have
problems; see Troubleshooting Chart.
5) If Motor is rotating but Pulley is not moving, Motor key may have problems.
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5-4. Testing pulley/bearing
6 bearings are installed in DEXXUM T system.

If bearing’s lifespan is expired or affect by strong physical impact, Driver may have
problems; to check bearing abnormality, try the following tests:
1) Bearing abnormality causes noise or operation problem; turn the equipment OFF
and push with hands to check whether the problem is carriage, X-ray generator or
detector.
2) If problem identification is difficult, remove timing belt, turn bearing with hands to
check bearing operation.
3) Replace abnormal bearing and adjust timing belt tension using DEXXUM T
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6. Initialization and movement control for testing the equipment
It enables operation at the position other than initial position to read Main board and
Power board indicator for several tests.
1) Forced initialization when moving the equipment.

At any position, DEXXUM T automatically moves to coordinates (0.0) of initial
position once the equipment is ON.
For reading Main board or Power board indicator for service, press bottom Limit
switch and left Limit switch simultaneously to execute forced initialization.
Press
simultaneously
Figure 6-1. Locations of DEXXUM T Limit switches and the switches for
initialization
2) Motor movement control

Carriage and X-ray generator can be operated manually with the equipment ON
by stopping DEXXUM T Motor.
A user can test Limit switches and Driver and check film curtain in manual mode.
To stop Motor Driver, disconnect 2 pin Power connector out of X,Y connectors to
stop Power supply; it also stop Hold current which enables manual mode.
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7. Replacing module and parts and adjusting location
7-1. Replacing and testing Main module, PMC Assy (FRU No: FRU009-027, FRU009-084)
Replace Main module or PMC assy’ as follows:
1) Turn Power OFF.

3) Remove all cables connected to Main module or PMC Assy. When removing cables,
use (-) screw driver; remove cables connected on the ground after removing Main
module or PCM Assy from module guide. For Main module or PCM Assy location,
see Figure 7-1.
4) At the location shown in Figure6-1, remove M5 X 12 wrench bolts of Main module or
PCM assy with M5 wrench.
5) Replace Main module or PCM Assy and reassemble in the reversed order of cable
disassembly.
6) To check Main module’s or PCM assy’s basic operation, move X-ray generator and
carriage manually to place them in the center of the equipment; turn Power ON to
check for power connection, movement and movement to initial position.
7) If no abnormality found, Main module is changed; execute system Calibration.
See Calibration Manual for system Calibration and use Master Phantom.
Calibration Manual ☞ APPENDIX 2 (provided at Master phantom purchase)
8) Once Calibration complete, execute daily test using Daily Phantom.
Notice (Main Control B/D FRU No)

Figure 7-1. Replacing carriage Main.
- CZT Main Module : FRU009-027
- PMT Main Module : FRU009-084
Wrench bolt connection location
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7-2. Replacing Power module (FRU No: FRU009-28)
Replace Power module as follows:
1) Turn Power OFF, remove system Power cable from the socket.
3) Remove all cables connected to Power module. When removing cables, use (-)
screw driver. For Power module location, see Figure 7-2.
4) At the location shown in Figure 7-2, remove M5 X 12 wrench bolts of Power module
with M5 wrench.
5) Replace Power module and reassemble in the reversed order of cable disassembly.
6) To check Power module’s basic operation, turn Power ON to check for power
connection and the followings:
A. Is Power normal when reading the indicator?

Reading the indicator ☞ 2-3 Power Module Test and reading the indicator
B. Is X-ray generator operating normally?

C. Run Test program and execute Get Count. Does it read X-ray data properly?
Using Test program ☞ 3. Using Test program
Wrench bolt connection location
Module guide location
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7-3. Replacing X-ray generator (FRU No: FRU009-29)
To replace X-ray generator, follow the procedure below:
1) Turn Power OFF, remove all cables from the socket.

3) Remove all cables connected to X-ray generator. Remove shutter cable as well.
4) Remove 8 round headed bolts fixed to shielding cover of shutter installed on X-ray
generator using (+) screw driver.
Figure 7-3. Removing shutter block on X-ray generator
5) As shown in Figure 7-4, remove fixing wrench bolts of existing X-ray generator from
the system using M6 wrench. Take caution when loosening/fixing wrench bolts since
they are fixed with square nuts attached underneath.
Figure 7-4. Wrench bolt fixing location

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face inside of system carriage; fan location should be on the opposite side of module
guide.
Figure 7-5. X-ray generator installation direction
7) As shown in Figure 7-6, fix 4 fixing points using M6 X 12 wrench bolts and square
nuts. Fix bolts loosely since alignment between detector and X-ray generator should
be adjusted.
2. Combine.
HFG Plate
1. Make sure not to drop square nuts by supporting

them from below.
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8) Lift shielding cover where shutter is fixed, combine it with M4 X 8 round headed bolts.
9) Connect all cables to X-ray generator and shutter.
10) If X-ray generator or detector replaced, make sure to check for Alignment.
For checking Alignment, scintillator in Alignment Kit is needed.
System Alignment Manual ☞ APPENDIX 1
11) If Alignment is normal, tighten wrench bolts in 4 locations of X-ray generator.
Recheck Alignment after fixing.
Rechecking is necessary since Alignment may be deviated due to combining force
when fixing.
12) If X-ray generator changed, system Calibration is required.
See Calibration Manual and use Master Phantom for system Calibration.
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7-4. Replacing detector (CZT,PMT) (FRU No: FRU009-30, FRU009-086)
To replace detector, follow the procedure below:

1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Prepare M5/M6 wrench and (+) driver for removing the cover.
3) Remove 6 M5 wrench bolts in Figure 7-7.
Figure 7-7. Removing Bottom cover fixing wrench bolts
Figure 7-8. Removing carriage Bottom cover
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bolts with (+) screw driver to remove Top cover.
7) Once the cover is removed, remove detector connector and laser pointer connector
and (+) round headed bolts connected to cable duct. See Figure 6-11.
Figure 7-11. Removing cable duct and connector connection
8) From top view, detector contains the following fixing points. Remove M5 wrench
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Figure 7-12. Detector fixing points
9) Reconnect connector and fix two M4 X 8 round headed bolts of cable duct using (+)
screw driver.
10) If X-ray generator or detector replaced, make sure to check for Alignment.
For checking Alignment, scintillator in Alignment Kit is needed.
System Alignment Manual ☞ APPENDIX 1
11) If Alignment is normal, system Calibration is required.
See Calibration Manual and use Master Phantom for system Calibration.
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7-5. Replacing Motor Driver (FRU NO: FRU009-33A)
To replace Motor Driver, follow the procedure below:
1) Turn Power OFF.

3) Remove all connectors from the Motor Driver.
4) As shown in Figure 7-13, remove M5 round headed bolts using (+) driver.
(Back cover is removed in the Figure but it is still replaceable with back cover.)
Figure 7-13. Replacing Motor Driver
5) Match the setting of new Motor Driver to the one of existing Motor Driver.
Setting Driver ☞ see 2-5
6) Install new Motor Driver in the reversed order of disassembly, connect cables.
7) Move the equipment in the center manually after connecting cables, turn the
equipment ON to check new Motor Driver operation.
8) Assemble MDF and bed in the reversed order of disassembly.
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7-6. Replacing shutter module
To replace shutter module, follow the procedure below:

3) As shown in Figure 7-14, remove shielding cover using (-) screw and Shutter Assy’
using (+) screw.
Figure 7-14. Removing shutter module
4) Replace shutter module, assemble Shutter Assy’ in the reversed order of

disassembly.
5) Turn Power ON and check whether Shutter Assy’ reaches Limit.
6) Run Test program, press “Shutter Open” and “Shutter Close”
and “Half Shutter Open “to check operation and run Test.
7) If no abnormality found, reassemble MDF and bed in the reversed order of
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7-7. Replacing Limit switch (FRU NO: FRU009-038)
To replace Limit switch, follow the procedure below:

3) As shown in Figure 7-15, remove and replace Limit switches.
Replace module by using (+) screw driver where the red arrows are pointing.
Limit switches for replacement are TOP/BOTTOM/LEFT/RIGHT/SHUTTER.
Figure 6-15. 리미트 스위치

Figure 7-15. 리미트 스위치의 교체
4) Turn the equipment ON, run Test program.

5) To check the replaced Limit switches, press “OP CONTROL” to move carriage
manually in Test program.
6) Move to touch Limit and check Limit operation.
For adjusting Limit block, see 7-8 ☞
7) After checking operation, reassemble MDF and bed in the reversed order of
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Y axis Bottom: Leg (FRU NO: FRU009-021)
Y axis Top: Head (FRU NO: FRU009-022)
To replace Limit block, follow the procedure below:

3) As shown in Figure 7-16, fix X-axis Limit block
4) Generator could move from init limit Switch to end limit switch which distance is
483mm. Generator position number have to has from 0 to 369978;
when you control device moving using DT TEST PROGRAM.
Figure 7-16. Adjusting and fixing X-axis Limit block location
5) Move X-ray generator with hands to push until it makes sounds at Limit switch.
Choose the switch location not to interfere with X-ray generator and the equipment
frame and fix Limit switch at the location.
6) Y-axis Limit block, from front view of the front cover, bottom is in the left and top is
in the right.
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Marked AL profile Marked AL profile
Figure 7-17. Y-axis Limit block location
8) As shown Fig 7-17. Y axis limit block is placed position which marked on AL profile.
Carriage could move from init limit Switch to end limit switch which distance is
555.84mm. Carriage position number have to has from 0 to 425773;
when you control device moving using DT TEST PROGRAM.
Push carriage to the operating direction manually to check whether it touches the
block properly; it should be loose enough not to damage Limit switch when pushed.
It should not be
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7-9. Replacing timing belt

Y-axis timing belt (FRU NO:FRU009-071)
Replacing detector timing belt (FRU NO: FRU009-072)
Replacing X-ray generator timing belt (FRU NO: FRU009-073)
A. Y-axis timing belt (FRU NO: FRU009-71)
1) Turn Main Power OFF..

3) Release wrench bolts from Y-axis timing belt pulley Brkt’ in Figure 7-17 using M5
wrench.
Figure 7-17. Replacing Y-axis timing belt
Figure 7-18. Y-axis belt Pulley Brkt’ fixing part
4) When timing belt loosened by loosening Pulley, replace for a new timing belt.
5) Adjust timing belt tension.
Adjusting timing belt tension ☞ 5. Testing timing belt
6) Once tension is adjusted, move carriage manually to check whether timing belt is
placed on Pulley or for bending on timing belt.
7) Assemble MDF and bend in the reversed order of disassembly, run Moving Test 10
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B. Replacing detector timing belt (FRU NO: FRU009-072)
1) Turn Main Power of the equipment OFF.

3) Prepare M5/ M6 wrench, (+) screw driver to remove top/bottom cover for timing belt
replacement.
Remove 6 M5 wrench bolts in Figure 6-19.
Figure 7-20. Removing carriage Bottom cover
4) Hold the cover on User Operated Switch, pull it downward to remove bottom cover.
Figure 7-71. Removing the connector

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bolts with (+) screw driver to remove Top cover.
7) Once the equipment is disassembled, loosen timing belt by loosening Pulley Assy’
Brkt’ fixing wrench bolts in Figure 6-23.
Figure 7-23. Detector Timing Belt
8) Connect existing timing belt to the new timing belt and combine timing belt between
Pulley as shown in Figure 6-24.
Figure 7-24. Combined timing belt

Adjusting timing belt tension ☞ 5-2. Testing timing belt
10) Once tension is adjusted, move X-ray generator manually to check whether timing
belt is place on Pulley or for bending on timing belt.
11) Assemble covers in the reversed order of disassembly, run Moving Test 10 times
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C. Replacing X-ray generator timing belt (FRU NO: FRU009-073)
1) Turn Main Power of the equipment OFF.

2) Remove bed and MDF and X-ray generator from the equipment.
☞ Removing X-ray generator: see 7-3. Removing X-ray generator
3) Loosen timing belt by loosening Pulley Assy’ Brkt’ fixing wrench bolts in Figure. 7-
25 /7-26 with M6 wrench.
Figure 7-25. Location of wrench bolt for X-ray generator timing belt tension
adjustment
Figure 7-26. Wrench bolt location

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4) To remove X-ray generator Plate fixed to timing belt and Assy’ connected to timing
belt from timing belt, remove wrench blots installed on Plate using M3 wrench.
See Figure 6-27/6-28.
Figure 7-27. Disassembling timing belt and X-ray generator Plate
5) Once Plate and timing belt are separated, Remove Assy’ from timing belt using M3
wrench. Then remove timing belt.
Figure 7-28. Disassembling timing belt and X-ray generator Plate Assy’
6) Install Plate/timing belt connecting Assy’ to the new timing belt as shown in Figure
7-28, combine X-ray generator Plate and Assy’ with M5 wrench bolts. Do not fix
timing belt Pulley Assy’.
7) Move detector and carriage manually to the center of the equipment.
8) Place X-ray generator on Plate, fix all 4 directions of X-ray generator, connect X-ray
generator cables, turn Power ON and execute forced initialization.
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9) Referring to System Alignment, adjust location of timing belt combined to timing

belt Pulley Assy’ to align detector and fixing Plate. Change location of X-ray
generator on Plate slightly; allow about 5mm space for accurate Alignment.
Fixed by Motor force
Not fixed
Align vertically by moving

timing belt
Figure 7-29. General Alignment
Move “tooth” inside timing belt one by one to

move timing belt for alignment since
detector part is fixed by the force of Motor.
Figure 7-30. Timing belt and Pulley Assy;
10) If alignment is proper visually, combine tension jig with Pulley Assy’ Brkt’.
12) According to system Alignment method, readjust alignment between X-ray
generator and detector.
12) Combine MDF and bed in the reversed order of disassembly, run Moving Test 10
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7-10. Replacing Motor and coupling Motor key

Motor (FRU NO: FRU009-45)
Coupling (FRU NO: FRU009-44)
To replace X-axis Motor, follow the procedure below:
A. Replacing Motor
1) Turn Power OFF.

3) Remove back cover on the back using M6 wrench. See Figure 7-31
Remove bed and MDF from the equipment to release connector connection inside
since H2EA-006A board is installed and connected to cables in Back cover. As
shown in Figure 7-32, remove cables connected to connector to remove back
cover. From the front view, connector is combined in the bottom right, behind film
cover.
Figure 7-32. Inlet and Ethernet connector of the back of the cover

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4) Once wrench bolts are removed, hold and pull Back cover to remove it.
Figure 7-33. After Back cover removed
5) Red squire part in Figure 7-33 is X-axis Motor. Remove coupling first to remove
Motor.
Figure 7-34. Adjusting coupling
6) Loosen M3 wrench bolts fixed to coupling on Pulley in Figure 7-34, and loosen X-ray
generator timing belt fixing pulley on the opposite side as well to make sure that
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7) As shown in Figure 7-35, remove M5 wrench bolts that support Motor from top to
bottom; remove Motor released from coupling as well.
Figure 7-35. X축 모터의 분리 방법
8) Prepare new Motor, connect the existing Motor with timing belt and fix Motor. Once
fixing is complete, combine coupling on Pulley; coupling top is fixed on top axis,
coupling bottom on Motor axis. Check whether Motor key is inserted when combining.
9) To adjust tension of X-ray generator timing belt, adjust tension with X-ray generator
timing belt jig.
10) Check system Alignment, assemble Back cover in the reversed order of disassembly.
11) Once Back cover assembly is complete, combine MDF and bed.
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B. Replacing Y-axis Motor
1) Turn the equipment OFF.

3) Loosen Pulley in the bottom of the equipment.
Figure 7-36. Locations of Y-axis Pulley and Motor Assy’ fixing
4) Loosen timing belt tension adjusting wrench bolts.
Figure 7-37. Tension adjusting wrench bolts
5) Remove Motor Assy’ from the equipment using M5 wrench.
Figure 7-38. Removing Motor Assy’
6) Remove timing belt, Pulley combined to Y-axis Motor with M3 wrench and Pulley
from Motor.
Figure 7-39. Removing Motor Pulley

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7) Remove Motor fixing Brkt’ and Motor using M5 wrench.
Figure 7-40. Removing Brkt’ and Motor
8) Replace Motor, recombine in the reversed order of disassembly.

9) Motor Assy’ should be combined and aligned with Motor fixing Brkt’ to the edge
market on profile as shown in Figure 6-41.
Marked in profile
Figure 7-41. Combining location of Motor Assy’
10) Connect timing belt to the Pulley on the opposite side and Motor Pulley and adjust
tension using tension jig.
12) Once tension is adjusted, move carriage manually to check whether timing belt is
place on Pulley or for bending on timing belt.
13) Assemble MDF and bed in the reversed order of disassembly, run Moving Test 10
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7-11. Replacing bearing and pulley (FRU NO: FRU009-44)
To replace bearing and Pulley, follow the procedure below and for Pulley location,
See ☞ 1-5. Pulley Assy’ and coupling locations
To replace bearing and Pulley, Top/Bottom/Front Cover should be removed.

☞ 7-9. B. Removing cover according to detector timing belt replacement method
☞ 5-2. Adjusting timing belt tension
☞ 7-4. Replacing detector
A. Replacing Idle Pulley S5M (FRU009-39) and Roller Idle FLAT (FRU009-41)
Figure 7-42. Idle Pulley and Roller Idle FLAT
1) To replace Idle Pulley or Roller Idle FLAT, loosen timing belt by loosening wrench
bolts of Pulley Stroke Assy’ to adjust timing belt tension.
2) Remove bolts of Idle Pulley S5M or on top of Roller Idle FLAT using M5 wrench for
removing. See Figure 7-42.
Figure 7-43. Removing Idle Pulley and Roller Idle FLAT

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3) Fix by adjusting timing belt tension.

Adjusting timing belt tension ☞ 5-2. Adjusting timing belt tension
4) Once new Idle Pulley/Roller Idle FLAT prepared, reassemble in the reversed order
of disassembly.
5) Test movement and check for noise using Test program.
B. Replacing Idle Pulley Assy’ (FRU NO: FRU009-40)

Idle Pulley Assy’ is used in two parts. One part is to adjust tension of detector timing belt
and the other is to adjust tension of X-ray generator timing belt.
Figure 7-44. Idle Pulley Assy’ on detector side
Figure 7-45. Idle Pulley Assy’’ on X-ray generator side
1) Remove cover, on detector, remove Top/Bottom cover; on X-ray generator, remove

MDF and bed from the equipment.
2) Remove 2 wrench bolts that fix X-ray generator, replace Idle Pulley Assy’ for a new
one.
3) Adjust and fix timing belt tension.
Adjusting timing belt tension ☞ 5-2. Adjusting timing belt tension
4) Once new Idle Pulley Assy’ installed, reassemble cover in the reversed order of
disassembly.
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C. Replacing Shaft Pulley (FRU NO: FRU009-42)
1) Remove Top /Bottom cover.

2) Loosen timing belt tension by loosening wrench bolts of Idle Pulley Assy’.
3) As shown in Figure 7-46, remove 3 wrench bolts..
Figure 7-46. Location of wrench bolts of Shaft Pulley
Figure 7-47. Replacing Shaft Pulley
4) Replace Shaft Pulley.

5) Adjust and fix timing belt tension.
See “Adjusting timing belt tension” ☞
6) Once new Idle Pulley Assy’ installed, reassemble cover in the reversed order of
disassembly.
7) Check operation and for noise using Test program.

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7-12. Replacing curtain film (FRU NO: FRU009-69)
To replace curtain film, follow the procedure below:
1) Turn Power OFF.

3) Remove back cover in the back using M6 wrench.
Remove bed and MDF from the equipment to release connector connection inside
since H2EA-006A is installed and connected to cables in Back cover. To remove
Back cover, remove cables connected to connector in Figure 7-49. From front view,
connector is combined in bottom right, behind film cover.
Figure 7-49. Connector on the back of the cover
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Figure 7-50. After Back cover removed
5) To replace film, remove film curtain left/right Brkt’ attached to profile using M4 wrench.
In view from the back, left Brkt’ contains two 4mm wrench bolts front/back; right Brkt’
has two 4mm wrench bolts in front.
Figure 7-51. DEXXUM T film fixing Brkt’
6) Once film and Brkt’ are separated, it forms a shape of a long film attaché with Brkt’;
to replace curtain film, remove the existing film and install a new film as shown in
7-52. Left fixing Brkt’ is for adjusting film tension therefore should be slightly loose.
Figure 7-52. Fixing film

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7) After replacing film, fix to roller as shown in Figure 7-53.
DEXXUM T film
Figure 7-53. Fixing location of DEXXUM T curtain film

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8) As shown in Figure 7-51, fix Brkt’ to profile; to adjust film tension, adjust and fix film
tension as shown in Figure 7-53.
Fixing left Brkt’ Fixing right Brkt’
Figure 7-53. Adjusting film tension and fixing Brkt’

9) Turn the equipment ON, run Test program.
10) With Back cover removed, move carriage to Top/Bottom direction to check film
operation. If film tension is too loose, film may deviate from roller edge; if tension is
too tight, film may lean toward one side of the roller.
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7-13. Replacing carriage bottom cover(detector cover) film (FRU NO: FRU009-070)
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Remove 6 M4 wrench bolts in Figure

7-54.
cover.
4) Remove Bottom cover from the equipment, remove fixing cap using tweezers or
pincers since film is fixed with plastic fixing cap; once new film installed, fix film
using molding cap.
Figure 7-56. Carriage film replacement and plastic fixing cap
5) Reassemble the cover in the reversed order of disassembly.

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7-14. Replacing User Control switch (FRU NO: FRU009-036)
1) Turn Power OFF.
2) Remove 6 M5 wrench bolts in Figure

7-57.
cover.
4) Remove Bottom cover from the equipment, remove connector of Use Operated
Switch in the front of the inside of Top cover; remove User Operated Switch from
Cover.
Figure 7-59. Removing User Operated Switch connector

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Remove User
Operated Switch
from cover.
Figure 7-60. Removing User Operated Switch
5) Attach new User Operated Switch as shown in Figure 7-60 and insert cable and
connector into the hole inside User Operated Switch.
As shown in Figure 7-61, make sure that projected part of cable connector face the
back of User Operated Switch when combining.
Back of User
Operated Switch
Figure 7-61. Connecting User Operated Switch and cable
6) Connect cable, turn Power ON for testing, run User Operated Switch Test using Test
program.
Using TEST program ☞ 3. Using TEST program
7) Turn Power ON and check for green LED on User Operated Switch.
If LED is not ON, recheck Power and connector for connector combining or Power
connection.
8) Once green light is ON, run Test program and execute Shutter ON/OFF, X-ray Shot
and laser pointer ON/OFF to check for LED lighting on User Operated Switch.
9) Move the coordinates to X:150000 Y:150000, turn laser pointer ON and check for
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10) Once Test complete, reassemble the equipment in the reversed order of
disassembly.
13 1
12 2
4
11
4
10 5
9
6
Figure 7-62. User operated switch
① POWER “ON” : Green light is on when the power is on

② Laser pointer “ON” : Red light is on when laser pointer is in operation
③ Move “Right” : Direction key (move to the right)
④ Move “Bottom” : Direction key (move to the bottom)
⑤ Move “Top” : Direction key (move to the top)
⑥ Move “Left” : Direction key (move to the left)
⑦ Left Forearm : Select or cancel Left forearm; LED green light is on
⑧ Left Femur : Select or cancel Left femur; LED green light is on
⑨ Spine : Select or cancel Spine; LED green light is on
⑩ Right Femur : Select or cancel Right femur; LED green light is on
⑪ Right Forearm : Select or cancel Left forearm; LED green light is on
⑫ Shutter OPEN : Yellow LED light is on when shutter opens
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7-15. Replacing emergency switch (FRU NO: FRU009-043)
1) Turn Power OFF.
cover.
4) Remove Bottom Cover from the equipment.
5) Remove emergency switch connector inside. See Figure 6-61.
Figure 7-65. Removing emergency switch connector
6) Remove fixing metal on both sides of the switch in Figure 7-66 from the switch using
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Figure 7-66. Fixing metal location for emergency switch
Figure 7-67. Removing fixing switch with tweezers
7) Once fixing metal for switch removed from the equipment, remove fixing metal from
below, switch from above Top cover.
8) Insert new emergency switch from top and combine metal with switch from below.
Figure 7-68. Fixing direction for emergency switch
9) Connect cables, turn Power ON and check whether the equipment is OFF when
emergency switch pressed and the equipment and red LED are ON when
emergency switch not pressed.
10) Assemble Bottom cover in the reversed order of disassembly.

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7-16. Replacing Laser pointer and Alignment of Laser pointer (FRU NO: FRU009-37)

cover.
5) To remove Top cover, remove emergency switch connector inside the cover and
User Operated Switch connector.
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bolts with (+) screw driver to remove Top cover from the equipment.
7) Remove Top cover and loosen 2 set screws that fix laser pointer to replace laser
pointer; and remove laser pointer connector.
CZT Detector PMT Detector

FRU009-030 FRU009-086
Figure 7-73. Replacing laser pointer
Figure 7-74. Removing laser pointer connector

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8) Replace laser pointer, install Top cover in the reversed order of disassembly,
combine the removed connectors. To combine User Operated Switch, see (6-14.
Replacing User Operated Switch).
9) Once Top cover installed, connect Power, run Test program.
10) Move coordinates to X: 150000 Y: 150000, press ‘Shutter Open’ to open shutter,
click ‘Laser Pointer ON’ to turn laser pointer ON.
11) Adjust set screws on both sides of laser pointer to align vertical line of projected
light from laser pointer to the center of Collimator as shown in Figure 6-71.
Figure 7-75. Aligning laser pointer
Figure 7-76. Laser pointer Alignment
12) Once the alignment is set by adjusting set screws, assemble in the reversed order
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7-16-1. Way to use the Laser pointer Alignment JIG

1) Work on same process until 7-16. Laser pointer replace 10)
2) Turn on laser pointer to excute TEST PROGRAM and to click “OP control”
3) Separate power connector (2pin) from X,Y Motor Driver (refer to P.71)
4) Fix Laser pointer JIG to fixing hole on MDF near initialize position
(refer to 7-76-1, 7-76-2) .
5) Set collimator hole to cross line of JIG on your hand after fixing JIG
(refer to 7-76-3)
Figure. 7-76-1. Laser pointer JIG
Figure 7-76-2. Fixing JIG
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6) Set vertical line of laser pointer to pass the collimator hole adjusting laser point
Block using M3 hex wrench (refer ro 7-76-4, 7-76-5)
Figure 7-76-4. Hole on cable duct guide
Figure 7-76-5. Way to adjust vertical, horizontal line of Laser pointer

7) If laser pointer horizontal line passed on collimator hole, release two bolt which
on side of laser block. After set laser pointer line to left side line on JIG and
fix bolts. (refer to 7-76-6)
Figure 7-76-6. standard horizontal line
8) If laser pointer line was sat vertical, horizontal line, Turn off the main power SW,
connect the motor driver power assemble in the reversed order of disassembly,
run Test program to check laser pointer operation abnormality.

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7-17. Replacing curtain film roller and roller shaft
Curtain roller Top 2EA (FRU NO: FRU009-018)

Curtain roller Bottom 2EA (FRU NO: FRU009-19)
Roller shaft 2EA (FRU NO: FRU009-20)
‘7-12. Referring to ‘Replacing curtain film’, remove curtain film from the equipment.
Curtain roller Top
Curtain roller Bottom
Figure 7-77. Locations of curtain film roller and shaft
A. Replacing curtain roller
1) To replace damaged roller, remove ring by opening snap ring.

See Figure 6-73.
Figure 7-78. Removing Snap ring

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2) Once Snap ring is removed, roller can be removed by hands. Replace roller.
Top of curtain film roller Bottom of curtain film roller

Figure 7-79. Replacing curtain film roller
3) Referring to ‘7-12. Replacing curtain film’, install curtain film.
4) Move carriage with curtain film installed with hands to check abnormality on the
new curtain film roller.
5) If no abnormality found, assemble in the reversed order of disassembly, run Test
program to check for movement abnormality.
B. Replacing curtain roller shaft
1) Execute process to roller removal in ‘A.Replacing curtain roller’.

2) Referring to shaft fixing wrench bolt locations in Figure 7-80, remove wrench bolts
and replace damaged shaft.
Figure 7-80. Location of wrench bolts for fixing shaft

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3) Replace damaged shafts for new shafts in Figure 7-81 and fix them with wrench
bolts.
Figure 7-81. Roller shafts and Back Cover supporter
Figure 7-82. Location of each shaft

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4) After replacing shaft, connect roller as described in A. Replacing curtain roller.

5) As described in ‘7-12. Replacing curtain film’, install curtain film.
6) Move carriage with curtain film installed with hands to check for abnormality on
replaced curtain film roller.
7) If no problem found, assemble the equipment in reversed order of disassembly,
and run test program to check for abnormality during movement.

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7-18. Replacing fuse

Fuse for 110V (FRU NO: FRU009-034)
Fuse for 220V (FRU NO: FRU009-035)
1) Turn Power OFF and remove Power cable from the equipment.
2) Inlet Fuse Inlet is located in bottom right seen from the front of the equipment.
Fuse socket is inside the Inlet, fuses are inside the socket.
Fuse short-circuit can be visible and can be checked by DMM short-circuit test if
necessary.
3) Press first
4) Pull out
2 fuses are inserted inside the Fuse Holder. They

can be pulled out with hands.
Figure 7-83 Location of the fuses and removing the fuses

Use fuses with the following specifications for DEXXUM T:
Power 220V~230V Country: Fuse 250V 3.15A

Power 100V~120V Country: Fuse 125V 6.3A

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7-19. Replacing Main switch (FRU NO: FRU009-023)
1) Turn Power OFF and remove Power cable from the equipment.
2) As shown in Figure 7-84, remove cable from Main switch.
3) As shown in Figure 7-85, remove the switch.
Figure 7-84. Removing Main switch and cable
DEXXUM T Side Cover surface
DEXXUM T Main switch
Press in to push out.
Figure 7-85. Removing DEXXUM T Cover and Main switch
4) Connect Power cable, turn Main switch ON to check Power input.

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7-20. Replacing Inlet/ Inlet board
1) Turn Power OFF, remove Power cable from the equipment.

2) As shown in Figure 7-86, remove Inlet Assy’ using (+) screw driver.
Inlet Assy’ location ☞ P.51
3) To replace Inlet, remove flat head bolt from Inlet and cable for replacement. See
Figure 7-86.
4) To replace Inlet board, see Figure 7-87 for replacement.
Figure 7-86. Removing/replacing Inlet from System
Figure 7-87. Removing/replacing Inlet board from System

5) Replace board in reversed order of disassembly, connect cable and install in
System.
6) Connect Power cable, turn Power ON to check the equipment.

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7-21. Replacing X-ray generator fan
1) Turn Power OFF.

3) As shown in Figure 7-88, remove 6 bolts of X-ray generator cover.
Figure 7-88. Removing X-ray generator cover
4) As shown in Figure 7-89, remove connector of Main board in the location

concerned. There are 2 fans, hence 2 connectors.
Connecting part of FAN connector
Figure 7-89. Fan connector of X-ray generator Main board

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5) Use M3 wrench bolt for fixing 4 wrench bolts that fix fan to the side of X-ray
generator to replace fan.
Figure 7-90. Removing fan

6) In reversed order of disassembly, fix X-ray generator cover, and assemble the
equipment in reversed order.
7) Run test program, emit X-ray until the inside temperature reaches over 30° and
check whether the fan works properly when the temperature exceeds 30°.

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8. Software
8-1. UI installation
1) Insert CD into PC.

2) Click “My Computer” icon and right-click the drive where the CD is inserted.
3) Click “Search” and when window comes up, Click “Setup.exe“ file
Figure 8-1. “Setup.exe”: DEXXUM T execution file
4) When a window comes up as below, click “Next”
Figure 8-2. Install DEXXUM T

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5) When a window comes up as below, click “ Install “ to start installation.
Figure 8-3. Start installation
6) Installation is automatically executed.
Figure 8-4. Installation
7) Click “Finish” to finish installation.
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8-2. Database installation

Install database to save patients’ data. Save data in database and UI extracts such
data from database.
1) Move to the database installed in User program.

(C:\Program files\Osteosys\DEXXUM T\Database.)
2) Double-click Setup.exe in Database folder.
Figure 8-6. Execute Setup.exe
3) Press “Next” button and select “Typical Type”.
Figure 8-7. Setup.exe

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4) Click “Install”.
5) Database is automatically installed.
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7) After database installation, click “Finish“.

Automatically move to optimal Database setup and click “Next”.
Figure 8-11. . MY SQL database installation
Figure 8-12. MY SQL database installation
8) When a Mysql server interface configuration window comes up, select “Standard
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9) On the next window, check “Install As windows Service” and press “Next”
10) Check Mysql Security Settings and enter the following in the field and click “Next”’
Mysql Security Settings.
Current root Password : sa
Next root Password : sa
Confirm : sa
During database installation, password is case sensitive. Make sure to enter

small cap letter and input in DOS mode as shown in Fig 3-17 should be also
made in small cap letters.
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11) DATABASE configuration is completed.

12) Click “My computer” and move to the folder via
C:\Program files\OsteoSys\DEXXUM T.
13) Execute “DBsetting.bat”.
14) When DBsettings.bat is executed, C:\Windows\System32\CMD.exe window

comes up and enter “ SA “ when “Enter password: “ comes up.
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8-3. Recovering or removing UI
On PC where DEXXUM T User Program is installed, click “setup.exe” and

a window comes up as below.
“Repair” “Remove” is executable but “Modify” is not.
Figure 8-18. Program change, recovery or removal on PC where

installation is done
A. Recovery
If DEXXUM T UI file is damaged or of no use, click “Repair” and “Next” to
automatically start recovery process. After recovery is completed, check the software
in accordance with software inspection procedure.
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B. Removal
Before UI removal, check database is backed up and for backup, see page 109.
1) If DEXXUM T UI program need to be deleted, Click “Remove” and “Next” with

“Setup.exe” being executed.
2) If you continue, the following message comes up:
“Do you want to completely remove the selected application and all of its features?”
3) If you click “Yes”, automatic removal is started.
Figure 8-20. Checking window during removal
4) When removal is completed, a window comes up as below:
Figure 8-21 Window for UI removal completion

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8-4. Advanced UI setup

Password is setup as advanced user program setup in DEXXUM T, contains BMD items
including reference data input for BMD values and Phantom setup values and equipment
controls.
Please note that as the equipment contains control- and BMD-related values, those who
are not authorized by Osteosys shall not provide the service for the equipment and that
Osteosys does not take any liability for malfunctioning of the equipment or data value
errors due to unauthorized change of the equipment or measurement.
B. Advanced UI setup
1) Press Ctrl+Alt+P key on the main screen.

2) When a window comes up as below, enter the password and click “OK”.
Password: D3NSET
Figure 8-22. Password for advanced setup
3) After entering into advanced setup, change necessary values and click “Save”.

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C. Description of advanced UI setup items
Figure 8-23. Advanced UI setup screen

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1) Parameter
Parameter is an item that gives a slope and offset for the value in accordance with the
algorithm of BMD value.
This is an item that reflects the compensated value to a particular part. For basic
configuration, refer to the figure in the bottom.
Slope and offset are only used in special cases. Therefore, the basic configuration
values are used in general.
<Basic configuration for CZT version> <Basic configuration for PMT version>
2) Image Size (Normal)

Image size is the size of image that is measured during scanning process.
Both width and height can be set in accordance with the scan size and are applied to the
scan size of either Normal Scan or Fast Scan mode.
3) X Scan Area (only software 1R01 ~ 1R06 Version is available)

When designating the coordinates for scanning, it means the Limit Position that is hung
in the Left and Right of software.
. When designating the coordinates, if the coordinate value is smaller than set X or is
bigger than Y, it becomes an error.
4) Default position
Put in the coordinate of default position that is moved to the Default position while
scanning.
5) Image Size Ext

Width(Tscan) : When it is in ‘T’ Scan mode, it is the image width up to the initial preset
line.
Height : It is a number of Scan Lines on Y-axis in Fast scan mode.
6) File Header
It shows a version of Algorithm that is recorded on scanned raw image. It is set as shown
below depending on the Detector Type.

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<Basic configuration for CZT version> <Basic configuration for PMT version>
7) QC path /Standard Fitting/Thin fitting

QC path :
It shows the name of the currently loaded file when each QC data that is generated after
device calibration is inserted to UI. ( “ 11) Refer to the QC Data Input)
Standard fitting :
It is the generated value after Daily Phantom scanning with the device in Standard mode.
Thin fitting :
It is the generated value after Daily Phantom scanning with the device in Thin mode.
8) Standard BMD (QC phantom)

For the value adjustment, the original Phantom value that is written on Daily Phantom is
input because the original value of Phantom varies for each device.
9) Daily QC condition
Daily QC phantom sets the margin of error for the value from each TEST.
Value of 0.04 means that if it deviates more than 4% from the standard value, it pops up
the error message.
The higher the value is, the bigger the allowable margin of error becomes. There are two
items: Error and EachError. As a result of BMD fitting, the error value of Slope and Offset
is calculated respectively. This value sets the allowed error limit. That is, Standard Error
means the limiting value of slope error after measuring BMD Fitting in Standard mode.
Standard EachError means the limiting value of Offset error.
10) Calibration Position

It is the position information about 4 places that are tested during Daily TEST.
11) Load QC file

It is the menu that is used when loading QC file. DEXXUM T uses total 4 QC files and
inserts the 4 files that are generated after QC work.
For storing files, refer to DEXXUM T Calibration Manual.
Refer to Appendix 2

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12) Command Check

It is an option that decides to generate log file for the Command that is exchanged
between the device and PC. The check is normally turned off unless it is necessary to
check the command.
13) Firmware ver 1.9 or above required

It is an option to check if it satisfies the required firmware version. For higher versions,
leave the firmware always unchecked.
14) Forearm Scan

It is an option to decide to carry out the Forearm scan function. Once it is checked, UI is
added for Forearm scan.
15) Forearm Daily Test

It is an option to decide to carry out the Daily test function for Forearm. If the option is
checked, it carries out the test in Daily test with regard to Forearm.
16) Use Self Test

Options that are used during manufacturing: It is prohibited in Field.
When changing the value of Advance System, make sure to click “SAVE”.

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8-5. UI patient data backup and recovery
As DEXXUM T has database in PC, when backup is needed to keep patient data or due to
PC breakdown, use the following file.
Figure 8-24. “D3NDBToFiles.EXE”
A. UI patient data backup method
1) Execute window search function to find the following path or enter the path directly.
(D:\DT\)
2) For image file backup, go to “DT” folder, copy all *.d3n files to saving media where
you want to keep the backup.
If backup path changed on Configuration within UI, copy all *.d3n files to saving
media where you want to keep the backup.
Image file saving path can be changed/checked on User program of DEXXUM T.

It is saved in designated path of 의 Image file path: Main screen -> configuration ->
QC/DB/BACK up. To change saved path, type different saving path in path then click
“OK”.
Notice
“D3NDBToFiles.EXE” is not Default Install Program.

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3) For registry (to save software setup values) backup, Click “Start” on the bottom left of
the window and click “Run”.
When input window comes up as shown in Figure 5-2., enter “regedit” and click “OK”.
Figure 8-25. Run “Regedit”
Start -> Run -> Enter “regedit” -> Click “OK”
4) When Editor comes up, find the following path:
(My Computer -> HKEY_ CURRENT_USER > Software > OsteoSys >DEXXUM T)
Figure 8-26. DEXXUM T’s register path

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5) Right-click DEXXUM T folder. Click “Export” and “Export Registry File” window
comes up. Designate the path, enter backup file name and click “Save”.
Figure 8-27. Registry Editor
Figure 8-28. Backup file generation
6) Copy and save the generated backup file in media that you want.

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7) Execute “D3NDBTofiles.exe”on the following path.
2 3 4
6 8 9
Figure 8-29. UI Database Back-up program

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8) Click “DB Read” and patient information comes up.
Figure 8-30. DB read
9) When patient data list comes up, click “File Save” and input window comes up.
10) Enter file name that you want and click “Save” (entire backup)
Figure 8-31. File Save
11) When multiple doctors share the equipment in UI, you can get backup of database of
a particular doctor. Use buttons in the list next to DB READ to select the doctor.
Figure 8-32. Select a particular doctor

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12) When list comes up, click “File Save”. When input window comes up, enter file name.
13) When file input is finished, click “Save”.
14) The file that the user arbitrarily saved automatically generates another file in
DEXXUM T folder.
Example) File generated when saved as dexxum_T_backup:
dexxum_T_backup.txt : file that user saved

dexxum_T_backup1.txt : automatically generated file
Figure 5-10. Generate files

15) The 6 files above are saved with other backup files.
16) For device calibration files Back-up copy all files in below folder
(D:\DT_App\)
B. Database recovery method
1) Paste the backup image on the following path.
(C:\program files\OsteoSys\DEXXUM T\image\)
If backup path changed on Configuration, paste the file to the path concerned.
2) Double click backup Registry file.
When a message comes up as below, click “Yes”.
Figure 8-33. Registry recovery
3) Copy the six backup files dexxum_T_backup.txt ~ dexxum_T_backup12345.txt to

DEXXUM T path.
4) Execute “D3NDBTofiles.exe”.

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5) Click “File Read” and message requesting doctor ID comes up.
Figure 8-34. File Read

6) Press “OK”.
7) Select doctor on the window below. Then doctor ID confirmation message comes up.
Figure 8-35. Doctor selection window
8) Click “Yes” and file-opening window comes up.
Figure 8-36. Backup file load

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9) Select original file*.txt among *.txt , *1.txt , *12.txt , *123.txt, *1234.txt, *12345.txt and
click “OPEN”.
10) When load correctly, a message comes up as below but if not, check *.txt , *1.txt ,
*12.txt , *123.txt, *1234.txt, *12345.txt files are copied properly.
Figure 8-37. Save image file
11) Click “DB Save” and file-opening window comes up.

Select “file name_SQL Conversion.txt “ file and load it..
Depending on patient data volume, it may take seconds to minutes. Wait until the
command window disappears.
12) Go to UI to select one patient to check his/her data is properly loaded. And check if
Spine and Femur DATA is properly included.

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8-6. PACS link
A. PACS requirements
- 2 LAN cards (inside DEXXUM T PC)
- The hospital shall allocate certain IP, subnet mask and basic gateway from in-
hospital network. (the hospital should provide the information)
- PACS Server IP and Port (Hospital shall have PACS server data)
- Remote A-title (contact hospital PACS administrator)
B. PACS connection method

1) Network setup
Right click My Network Places icon to select “Properties”.
.
Figure 8-38. Network setup
2) LAN card setup
If two LAN cards are inserted, there are two local area connections. One of the two
connections is LAN card that communicates with the equipment and the other is
used for PACS. If it is not clear which one is LAN card, pull out each cable to see
local area connection (the equipment shall be ON.)
Figure 8-39. Local Area Connection 1 & 2

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3) To connect with hospital PACS Network, select and right-click on Local Area
Connection 2 and click Properties.
When Properties window comes up, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click
“Properties”.
Figure 8-40. Setup of Local Area Connection 2
4) To access hospital PACS server, enter unique IP address, subnet mask and
gateway and click “OK” (Make request to hospital’s PACS admin).
Figure 8-41. Setup of Local Area Connection 2

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5) Press Window Start button to check connection with hospital’s PACS server and
click Execution.
When Command window comes up, enter CMD to turn to the following DOS mode.
Figure 8-42. DOS mode window
6) Enter IP for PACS connection received from the hospital.
Example) C:\>ping 192.168.20.3
Enter unique IP received from the hospital on 192.168.20.3 IP location.
Figure 8-43. Check access to PACS server

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7) When the following command is entered, connection details come up on the PC.
“Reply from (IP address): byte=32 time=128” appears four times and “Packet: Send
= 4, Receive = 4” comes up, indicating access is successful.
If “Packet: Send = 4, Receive = 4, Lost = 0 comes up, it is successful.

In case Lost is not 0, check IP, gateway, subnet mask to find out the problem.
C. PACS setup on UI
1) Execute UI.
2) Go to Configuration.
Figure 8-44. Configuration setup
3) On Configuration, click QC/DB/Back up Tap.

4) In QC/DB/Back up, enter PACS server IP , Port number, A-title.

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Figure 8-45. Configuration QC/DB/Back up setup
All A-title and Modality are case sensitive. Make sure to receive them accurately
from PACS /OCS administrator.
5) If the hospital wants to change Modality, receive Modality from PACS administrator.
6) Click the fifth “DICOM” on Configuration window to change Modality to the method
as in Fig 6-10.
Figure 8-46. Modality change
7) Execute UI, select test data and move to Analysis screen. Click “Send PACS” menu
to check if the message comes up properly.

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Figure 8-47. PACS TEST
Basic Modality of DEXXUM T is “SC”.
Be advised that they are case sensitive.
8-7. Work List link
A. Work List link

Work List provides the function of keeping basic patient data in database of hospital
server and providing the data to any PCs connected to the server. You may not
change patient data at local PC.
B. UI setup for Work List

1) Execute DEXXUM T user program.
2) Click “Configuration” on main screen.
3) Click “DICOM” on the last menu.
4) Fill in the following after receiving them from hospital admin or hospital’s OCS
administrator.

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- Storage Server IP -> 1

- Work-list Server IP -> 2
- Port number -> 3
- Remote A-title -> 4
- Modality -> 5
1 3
4
2 3
4
5
Figure 8-48. Work-list input
5) Notify OCS admin that Local A-title of DEXXUM T is “DEXXUMT”.

A-title is not changeable.
6) Basically, Modality is “SC” and changeable.
7) After setup, click Apply or “OK” button.
8) Move to Measure on main menu.
When inputting on PACS server, be advised that all A-title and Modality are case
sensitive.
9) To link with Work-list, check “Work-list” at the bottom of Patient List window. Work-list.

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Figure 8-49. Patient loading on Work-list

10) After checked, Patient list is automatically updated in seconds.
(No load is done if setup is not correct).
Figure 8-50. Patient loading on Work-list
11) Call patient data as of today from server.

12) If you want the data of previous dates, click “Search” button on the bottom.
13) Change date information on Search window and click “OK” to update all patient data
of the date.

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Figure 8-51. Search patients

14) Search the patient to be measured with “Patient Search” and press “Measure”.
15) If the selected patient is the first measurement, the patient data addition menu
comes up. If not, proceed with measurement.
Figure 8-52. Enter information on the first patient

8-8. Checking Password
When you forget Password, use the following program to fine the password.
1) Execute “DTDoctorPWFind.exe”. (download by using OsteoSys Web-hard)
2) Open the program and press “ Data Find”.
Figure 8-53. Execute Password Finder

3) Name and Password appear as shown in Figure 8-53.

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8-9. Check the Firmware Version of DEXXUM T main module

Field Engineer could check the Firmware version of DEXXUM T main module using
custom command on TEST PROGRAM
1) Execute Test Program and connect Ethernet communication
2) Insert in blank of custom command such as A: 14 B: 02
3) Click “Send” and Check the receive command from main module(refer to Fig 8-54)
Send command
Receive command
Fig. 8-54 checking firmware version
CMD A CMD B Data7 Data6 Data5 Data4 Data3 Data2 Data1

0x14 0x03 0 0 0 C 2 0 1
Table 3-4. Receive data of checking Firmware version
Data4: it shows C is represent CZT detector version.
F is represent PMT detector version.
Data3: it shows 2 of Ver 2.01
Firmware have to be installed as detector type.

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8-10. DEXXUM T Diagnostic function check (only support above S/W 2.0.0.0)
This function is only working on DEXXUM T system with PMT detector,
It can check Main control (PMC Assy) voltage read, firmware version read,
comparator block working, EEPROM working, PMT detector information,
each limit switch position check function working.
(If you want to back to Main menu, click “Main menu button”)
1) Execute User Interface software (UI version need a version above 2.0.0.0)
2) Press keyboard “Left Shift + Left Ctrl + D” at the same time.
3) “Check Start” button Click
4) Check each function.
그림 8-54. Execute diagnostic function.

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Device Service Manual

Service Manual Document Rev. : 6.0

Service Manual Table of all contents

Date Revision Description DR CHK APP Lot

2009.10. 28 02 Motor Driver model W.J.Moon J.K. MooN K.Y.Yoon

2015.01.05 07 The solution according to M.J.PARK J.J.KIM J.J.KIM

This document is prepared/distributed by OsteoSys Co., Ltd.

Legal action will be applied to illegal use.

Service Manual Table of all contents

2. Field Replaceable Unit and Ordering Code .......................................................................11

3. Trouble Shooting Guide ...........................................................................................................15

4. Service Manual .............................................................................................................................46

5. Appendix 1 : DEXXUM T Mechanical alignment manual

6. Appendix 2 : DEXXUM T Calibration manual (Confidential)

7. Appendix 3 : DEXXUM T installation manual

8. Appendix 4 : DEXXUM T firmware download manual

9. Appendix 5 : DEXXUM T Device disassembly manual

10. Appendix 6 : DEXXUM T Cable drawing

Service Manual Table of all contents

1. Representations in the Service Manual ............................................................................... 5

2. Service engineer training ........................................................................................................... 8

4. Service program and service documents .........................................................................10

5. Personal data protection ..........................................................................................................10

Service Manual Table of Safety contents

1. Representations in the Service Manual

- Method of describing order, signs and icons

Alphabetical order is used to indicate execution order.

a. Indicates first in order

Additional explanations are indicated with ‘-‘, to show brief information.

: Cautions related to equipment use

: Points to be fully understood with relation to equipment use

Service manual Safety

Indication of “High voltage“

Service manual Safety

Service manual Safety

2. Service engineer training

Service engineers shall complete training on “safety on duty” to be provided by

Service manual Safety

Field engineers of DEXXUM T must be cautious of safety matters on duty, wear

1) Full understanding of Cautions

- Make sure to thoroughly understand the following Cautions.

1. Work in compliance with the manual.

2) Wearing safety or protective gear or outfit

Service manual Safety

4. Service program and service documents

5. Personal data protection

Service manual Safety

2. Field Replaceable Unit List and Ordering code

Ordering Code FRU Qt’ Description Remarks,page

Service manual FRU List

Ordering code FRU Qt’ Description Remarks, page

Service manual FRU List

Ordering code FRU Qt’ Description Remarks,page

Service manual FRU List

Ordering code FRU 명칭 Qt’ Description Remarks,page

Service manual FRU List

3. Trouble Shooting Guide

0. How to use Trouble Shooting Guide........................................................................ 18

1-1. System doesn’t start when Power is ON.

2-1. Equipment doesn’t go back to initial position

3. Problems on Parts .................................................................................................. 25