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SME-HX-DxH Series-3
Digital X-ray HF Generator
HX-DxH Series
Service Manual
Installation Manual
This manual is for professional service engineers.

Do NOT use this manual unless you have received proper training.
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3 HX-DxH Series Service & Installation Manual SME-HX-DxH Series-3

52, Chupalsandan 1-gil, Paengseong-eup, Pyeongtaek-si,
Gyeonggi-do, 17998 / Tel :+82-31-658-7231~7
Digital X-ray HF Generator
HX-DxH Series
Service Manual
Installation Manual
Read this service & installation manual thoroughly before you use the product.
Keep this instruction manual for future reference.
Copyright © 2018, DK Medical Systems

Revision History
Revision Date Changes
0 Oct. 2016 First Edition (Translated Korean to English)
1 Jan. 2017 Modified specification (Added accuracy and AEC)
2 Feb, 2018 Corrected the specification and rearranged the contents
Change Model name and add connection table for

3 May, 2019
Rotor board.
Manual Notation
The number of this manual is entitled on the basis of the following standard:
X M X - Y Y Y Y - Z
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
(1) S : Service
O : Operation
(2) M : Manual
(3) K : Korean
E : English
(4) Y : Model Name
(5) Z : Version
Ex: SME – HX-DxH series - 3

Important !
X-ray equipment is dangerous to both patient
X-ray and operator unless measures of protection are
strictly observed.
X-ray equipment, if not properly used, may cause injury. Accordingly, the
instructions herein should be thoroughly read and understood before
attempting to place this equipment in operation. We are glad to assist and
cooperate in placing this equipment in use.
Although this apparatus is built to the highest safety standards and

incorporates a high degree of protection, nor can any practical design compel
the operator to take adequate precautions to prevent the possibility of any
persons carelessly, unwisely, or unknowingly exposing themselves or others
to X-radiation.
It is important that a personnel who is responsible for this equipment has to

be properly trained and take adequate steps to insure protection against
injury. It is also imperative that these persons be fully acquainted with the
recommendations or the International Commission on Radiation Protection
contained in Annals No. 26 of the ICRP, with the recommendations of the
National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, as published in
NCRP Reports, and with other applicable standards.
The manufacturer assumes that only authorized operator and service

personnel use and/or install this machine.
Preface
This service & installation manual must be carefully read prior to using the “Digital
X-ray HF Generator HX-DxH Series" (after referred to as "equipment") and
thoroughly followed for proper use.
This manual should be kept available for future reference.
In case of any changes in its user or location, ensure that this service & installation
manual is always kept together with the equipment. Periodically check to be sure
that the manual and the warning labels are not missing or damaged. If they are,
contact your DK Medical Systems service representative for replacement.
Original version is approved in English.
Notice
• All copyrights regarding this manual are property of DK Medical Systems.
Neither all nor part of these contents shall be reproduced or duplicated without the
express permission of DK Medical Systems.
• Content of this manual may be changed for improvement without prior notice.
Although every possible effort has been made to avoid errors while creating this
manual, immediate revision may not be possible in the event that errors or missing
information are detected.
• Screen images and illustrations contained in this manual may differ from those in
actual use, and are intended for example purposes only. Illustrations may also use
partial images.
© 2014-2018 DK Medical Systems. All rights reserved.

Thanks for purchasing product of DK Medical Systems.
Before using the system, please read this manual thoroughly and use the system correctly.
The precaution and prohibition seen though the manual are classified as follows:
DANGER
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in serious
injury or death.
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in serious
injury or possibly death.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor to
moderate injury or equipment damage.
NOTE
Emphasizes additional information that is provided to ensure the proper use of this
product.
Indicates information provided to improve product performance.
Indicates information provided to improve product performance.
Preface 8
Operating Precautions
(for Both the Safety and the Prevention of Danger)
on Using Electric Medical Equipment
1. Only personnel with the following experience and knowledge can use the equipment.
1) Medical radiographic training (if particular qualifications are required in the country
concerned, those qualifications must be held).
2) A capacity to read and understand the instruction manual.
2. When installing the equipment, pay attention to the following items:
1) Do not install it near water faucet or similar equipment.
2) Install it away from potential sources of problems such as abnormal pressure, temperature,
humidity, drafts, direct sunlight, dust, chlorine or sulphur gas.
3) During transportation and operation of the equipment, avoid tilting, vibration and sharp
impact against it.
4) Keep the equipment away from area where chemical or gas is stored.
5) Use only correct electrical power source with matching frequency, voltage and current
(or wattage).
6) Check the conditions of the battery power source (power and polarity) before operating the
equipment.
7) Properly ground the equipment.
8) When using this equipment, an operator shall be in an X-ray protection room.
3. Before operating the equipment, pay attention to the following items:
1) Check the conditions of switch contacts, polarity, dial settings, and meters, and make sure
the equipment performs smoothly.
2) Confirm that the ground is connected properly.
3) Check all wirings for proper and correct connections.
4) Pay attention when using more than one unit at a time, because it may lead to an incorrect
diagnosis and cause a hazard.
5) Check the condition of external electric circuit, which will be directly connected to a patient.
6) Check the condition of battery power source.
4. While operating the equipment, pay attention to the following items:
1) Do not exceed the time or the amount of equipment use needed for a diagnosis or a
therapy.
2) Observe the equipment and a patient continuously, for early detection of a problem.
3) When a problem is detected with the equipment or a patient, take proper actions to stop
the equipment without harming the patient.
4) Do not let a patient touch the equipment.

5. After operating the equipment, pay attention to the following items:
1) Turn off the switches and return the dial to their original positions before use in the
prescribed order. Then, turn off the main power switch.
2) Do not pull the power cable forcibly from the outlet.
3) When storing the equipment, pay attention to the following items:
ⓐ Keep it away from water.

ⓑ Store it away from a potential cause of problem such as abnormal pressure, temperature
and humidity, draft, direct sunlight, dust, chlorine or sulphur gas.
ⓒ During transportation and storage of the equipment, avoid tilting, vibration and sharp
impact against it.
ⓓ Store the equipment away from areas where chemicals and gases are stored.
4) Clean all attachments, cables and contacts, and store them in one place.
5) Keep the equipment clean to avoid problems during the next use.
6. When the equipment is found to be out of order, do not try to repair it. Display an appropriate
sign to indicate that the equipment is out of order, and contact a DK Medical Systems Service
Representative for repair.
7. Do not modify any part of the equipment.
8. Preventive maintenance: The equipment and its parts should be periodically checked.
If the equipment has not been in operation for an extended period of time, test it prior to actual
operation to make sure it works correctly and safely.
9. Concerning other items, operate properly according to the operation manual.
WARNING
· The responsibility of proper use and maintenance of the machine lies with a user.
· Only a diagnostic radiography technician and/or any personnel with a certificate
indicating equal proficiency can use the machine.
· Since an inspection and a repair of the inside of the machine are dangerous, if an error
occurs, make sure to put up a sign of defect of the machine. Then, contact your DK
Medical Systems service technician or a personnel with a certificate indicating equal
proficiency to repair the apparatus.
· In general, modifications of the machine are strictly prohibited by the Regulatory
Requirements of the Law of the country where the device is installed. Nevertheless, if
any modification should be made, consult it first with the manufacturer and/or seller.
Preface 10
Perform Periodic Inspection
Preventive maintenance is required to maintain safety and performance of this system for a
long time. As to the maintenance and inspection that specially trained experts exclusively
can perform, utilize the maintenance agreement offered by our company.
Wa r r a n t y
The warranty of this system is valid for one (1) year as from the date of purchase.
Please note that our company is not responsible for the following failures and damages:
1. Failure/damage caused by installation, movement, maintenance and repair performed by

anyone other than our company and companies specified by our company.
2. Failure/damage in a product of our company caused by a product of other company which is
not delivered by our company.
3. Failure/damage based on maintenance, repair, etc. using a spare part other than the
genuine parts specified by our company.
4. Failure/damage based on a result caused by disobedience to the Cautions and operating
procedures described in this instruction manual.
5. Failure/damage caused by the ambient condition beyond the service condition of this system
such as the power supply and in this instruction manual.
6. Failure/damage caused by natural disaster such as fire, earthquake, flood damage and
thunderbolt.
7. The servicing after expiration of the guarantee period will be offered with charge. Contact our
service agency nearest to you.
8. In case of failure/damage caused by a consumer, fee for parts, etc. can be imposed during
the guarantee period.
Service after the expiration of warranty is available at reasonable cost and should be performed
by your DK Medical Systems service representative.
IN NO EVENT SHALL DK MEDICAL SYSTEMS AND ITS AFFILIATED ENTITIES BE LIABLE

TO ANY PERSON OR ENTITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY DAMAGES
RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS
OF SAVINGS, THE COST OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTED GOODS, SERVICES OR
TECHNOLOGIES), OR FOR ANY MATTER ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE SYSTEM.
In some jurisdictions, some of the foregoing warranty disclaimers or damage limitations may not
be applied. DK Medical Systems will be indemnified for any claim, liability, or damage arising out
of the misuse or non-compliance with this manual by the purchaser or lessee of the system.

Precautions in Use
When using this equipment, please observe the following precautions for the safety of
operator and patient.
WARNING
The responsibility for management of use and maintenance of medical equipment

lies with a user.
This equipment is restricted to use by, or under supervision of, a diagnostic radiography
technician or a person with a certificate indicating adequate proficiency. Repair and
inspection of the inside of the equipment can be dangerous. Be sure to contact your DK
Medical Systems service representative for such repair and inspection.
WARNING
NEVER MODIFY THE EQUIPMENT!

In general, modification is strictly prohibited by the Regulatory requirements of the law of
the country in where the equipment is installed. Please contact your DK Medical
Systems service representative if it is necessary to modify the equipment.
WARNING
PERFORM PERIODIC INSPECTION!

Preventive maintenance is required to maintain long-term safety and performance of the
system. This manual gives detailed description of occasional and periodic maintenance
and inspection that a user should perform. As to the maintenance and inspection that
trained specialists can perform exclusively, utilize the maintenance agreement offered by
our company.
Preface 12
WARNING
Repair and maintenance of the inside of the equipment can only be performed by
an engineer assigned by DK Medical Systems.
Maintenance must be assigned to specially trained expert. Contact your DK Medical
Systems service representative for repair and maintenance.
WARNING
To ensure the safety of equipment when using it, thoroughly read the manual
provided with the equipment. Also, fully understand all of precautions written in
this manual regarding the equipment use.
WARNING
If connecting this equipment to another one, make sure that another equipment is
certified by DK Medical Systems, does not cause degrading any system
performance and/or guarantees its safety.
CAUTION
If an operator has no experience in operating the equipment, be sure that he or she

receives instruction on how to operate it by DK Medical Systems’ service
personnel or someone who has adequate experience of using the equipment.
In order to operate the equipment safely, enough instruction on the operation needs to be
given. When installing the equipment, DK Medical Systems service personnel will explain
the operating procedure using this operation manual. Follow their directions and operate
the equipment correctly.

CAUTION
Make sure that operator and patient can communicate while taking X-ray
irradiation.
If the equipment use can put a patient in danger, stop the examination or treatment
immediately.
Be Sure To Read the Following To Prevent Explosion, Electric Shock,

or Injury
DANGER
Do not use the system in combustible gas-contained atmosphere.

The system is not an AP device. If using it in where the combustible gas exists, it may
cause a fire or explosion.
WARNING
Check the position and condition of a patient before conducting a study.

If equipment usage is deemed to put a patient at risk due to his or her condition, cease
conducting study or treatment.
Preface 14
WARNING
Do not put this equipment in a place where any liquid may exist, nor put such
liquid into the equipment. Avoid letting any liquid be spilled on the surface of the
equipment, nor enter into the equipment.
Otherwise, an electric shock may occur.
In case of liquid being entered inside of the equipment, turn off the power immediately,
and contact DK Medical Systems Service Representative.
WARNING
In case when any abnormality is found during the system operation, stop operating it
immediately and contact our service agents. Repair and inspection of the system need to
be conducted by them.
WARNING
Do not open the covers, otherwise an electric shock may occur.
WARNING
When moving the equipment, always be very careful to avoid contact with a
patient or an operator and ensure that they do not become caught between the
equipment and any neighboring devices.
Otherwise, it may cause injury.

WARNING
Do NOT use the equipment in a place where metal fragments may enter.
Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock.
WARNING
Prior to conducting a study, check that the equipment is functioning correctly and all
system components and attachments are securely fastened.
WARNING
Exercise CAUTION when using a sanitary spray.

Do not use a sanitary spray that is flammable or can cause an explosion.
Vapor from a sanitary spray may ignite, causing life-threatening, serious injury or
damage to the system.
WARNING
This equipment has no protection against exposure to liquids.

Do not operate this equipment in a place with a possibility of exposure to liquids.
Otherwise, an electric shock may occur.
Pay attention not to spill liquids on the surface or inside of this equipment. In case of
liquid spillage on the equipment, stop operating the equipment immediately and contact
our service department.
Preface 16
NOTE
Accuracy of displayed values is not guaranteed. Displayed values measured by the

measurement functions of this equipment are not absolute but relative, depending on
capability of the equipment used.
Cautions on Storage
CAUTION
Abide by the conditions for correct usage.

• Atmosphere: No explosive or corrosive gases
• Storage temperature: -10 to 65 °C
• Relative humidity: 10 to 95 % (non condensing)
• Atmospheric pressure: 800 to 1060 hPa
• Environment luminosity: 150 to 500 lx
• Ambient noise level: Under 70 dB
Note also that there must be no sudden changes in temperature or humidity.

Otherwise, it will cause condensation, which can lead to trouble.

Cautions on Cleaning and Disinfection
WARNING
Be sure to turn the equipment power OFF before cleaning and disinfecting the
equipment.
Otherwise, malfunction may occur in the equipment, or the equipment may operate in
an unintended way. Thoroughly ventilate the room before turning ON the power after
disinfection work is completed.
CAUTION
Be sure to clean and disinfect the equipment periodically.
Cleaning and disinfection are very important to ensure that the equipment is used
hygienically and safely. Strictly follow the methods described in this manual.
CAUTION
Do NOT directly apply rubbing alcohol or water nor spray it onto the equipment.
Wipe off the surface of the equipment with a cloth soaked with rubbing alcohol.
If rubbing alcohol gets inside the equipment, it can cause failure or accidents.
CAUTION
Observe the following precautions when cleaning and disinfecting a touch panel:
• Turn the equipment power OFF before cleaning and disinfecting.
• Clean and disinfect the touch panel periodically.
• Wipe the surface of the equipment with a cloth soaked with disinfectant or cleaner.
If liquid gets inside the equipment, it can cause failure or accident.
• Do NOT rub or hit the panel surface because it can be scarred easily.
• Wipe the panel gently with moistened soft cloth to remove the dust from the surface.
Preface 18
CAUTION
Use the following disinfectant and/or cleaner:

• Rubbing alcohol
• Glass cleaner *
* Only onto the touch panel
CAUTION
Do NOT use the following disinfectant:

If any of the following disinfectants is applied, the equipment performance and safety
cannot be guaranteed.
• Chlorine-based disinfectant
• Disinfectant that corrodes metals, plastics, rubber, or paint
• Disinfectant unsuitable for metals, plastics, rubber, or paint
• Spray-gas type disinfectant
• Volatile disinfectant
• Disinfectant that may enter the equipment
CAUTION
Do NOT use an organic solvent.

Organic solvents may change the surface color. If an organic solvent adheres to the
surface, wipe it off immediately.

CAUTION
Use minimum amount of disinfectant only.

Repeated disinfection over a long time may lead to discoloring and crack on the
equipment surface, and deterioration of rubber and plastic. If any abnormality is found
on the equipment after disinfection, stop using the equipment immediately. Contact your
DK service representative for repair.
On completing the work, check the following points before switching the power ON
again.
• There must be no water or disinfectant adhering to the equipment.

• The tools used in cleaning and disinfecting work must be tidied away.
WARNING
When turning the power ON after cleaning, make sure the examination room is
properly ventilated.
Turning the power ON when any flammable gas remains in the examination room could
lead to fire, smoke, explosion or electrocution.
CAUTION
When disinfecting acrylic tabletop, do NOT use rubbing alcohol.

Rubbing alcohol may lead to deformation or crack of acrylic tabletop. Wipe it off
immediately when they are spilled on the tabletop.
Preface 20
Cautions on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
WARNING
This equipment needs special precautions regarding EMC.

Install and use the equipment according to the EMC standard.
WARNING
Make sure that electromagnetic compatibility is obtained.

All peripheral devices must satisfy EMC standards regarding emission of electromagnetic
energy and susceptibility to electromagnetic environment.
Devices that do not satisfy these standards may disturb correct functioning of the
equipment. In the worst case, it can cause serious injury or clinical error.
WARNING
Do NOT use this equipment adjacent to, or stacked with other equipment.
If adjacent or stacked use is necessary, be sure that this equipment works properly in
such environment.

Cautions Relating to Cellular Telephone
WARNING
Do NOT bring any cellular telephone or related device into the examination room
with their power ON.
Such devices can exceed the EMC standard limitations, and under some conditions it
can impair the proper functioning of the equipment. In the worst case, it can cause
serious injury or clinical error.
Cautions on Radiation
WARNING
Do not allow any personnel to use the equipment unless he/she is a qualified one (such
as a doctor, X-ray technician or X-ray engineer). The equipment can only be used under
a supervision of such qualified personnel.
WARNING
Be aware of danger of X-Ray irradiation.

If not using the X-Ray machine, its operator as well as other related personnel can be
exposed to X-ray beyond necessity. During X-ray irradiation, make sure that no one is in
the examination room except a patient. If, for some reason, there should be another
personnel other than a patient, then ensure that the person takes proper actions (e.g.,
wearing a protective apron, screen, etc.)
Preface 22
WARNING
During X-ray irradiation, ensure that the X-ray irradiates the necessary region only.
To avoid unnecessary exposure to X-ray radiation, narrow down the area to be shoot by
a collimator, and take protective measures like wearing a lead apron.
WARNING
Always check the X-ray exposure region by using the collimator lamp.
If irradiating outside of the required region of a patient, there may be a risk of exposing
the patient to unnecessary radiation.
WARNING
A user of the equipment is liable for a patient and/or user’s injury or wound caused from
an X-ray exposure. Since the manufacturer provides all necessary information
regarding the equipment and its possible risk if not being properly used, the
manufacturer is not liable for managing the equipment after its installation nor for safety
practices that a user does.
Also, it is emphasized that the manufacturer has no responsibility of maintenance
and/or services of any equipment if it is not maintained properly along with the
instruction, or is modified and/or changed.
In this manual, there are proper information including warning, caution and product
labels attached to the surface of the equipment. And the manufacturer does not have
any liability for a user’s equipment use or violence against the safety rules/
recommendations.
Also, the manufacturer is not liable for any patient or individuals over-exposed to X-ray
resulted from a user’s misuse of the equipment.

CAUTION
This X-ray unit may be dangerous to both patient and operator unless safe exposure
factor, operating instruction and maintenance schedule are observed.
CAUTION
Do not exceed the maximum tube operation limits shown in the X-Ray tube data of its
manufacturer. Intended life and reliability may not be obtained unless a generator is
operated within published specifications.
WARNING
To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must be connected to supply mains
with protective ground.
CAUTION
In order to minimize the absorbed dose, make the distance to the focal spot as far as
possible (Minimum 45 cm).
Preface 24
CAUTION
Do NOT perform unnecessary standby operation.

If standby status continues after the radiography preparation button is pressed, wire
disconnection or withstand voltage failure may occur owing to an evaporation of the X-
ray tube filament.
CAUTION
Perform aging if an arc occurs.

It may result in arc if suddenly using the X-ray tube unit near the nominal X-ray tube
voltage (above 100 kV) after using the unit at a relatively low tube voltage (80 kV max.)
for a long period. This arc occurs due to loss of the aging effect at high tube voltage
after the X-ray tube unit has been used at a relatively low tube voltage for a long time.
CAUTION
Keep pressing the radiography preparation button (or the first stage of hand switch) and
the radiography button (or the second stage of hand switch) until exposure time is
completed. Releasing them before completing X-ray irradiation will stop the procedure in
the middle, and thus a suitable radiography image will not be acquired.

Cautions on Radiography
WARNING
Do not allow operation of this apparatus by any person other than qualified personnel
(physician, radiotherapy engineer and clinical X-ray engineer), or allow a person to use
this equipment under the supervision of qualified personnel.
WARNING
The equipment can be operated only by qualified personnel, such as radiography
technician or a person with equivalent qualification.
WARNING
No person but only a patient is allowed to stay in the examination room during X-
ray irradiation.
If the equipment is not used correctly, operator, patient, and others may receive a greater
dose of radiation than necessary. If someone has to be in the examination room with a
patient for some reason, then that person must take adequate measures to protect him/
herself against the radiation (e.g., wearing a protective apron, screen, etc.).
* During radiography, the radiography indicator illuminates and the buzzer rings for
audible warning.
WARNING
Perform X-ray irradiation carefully according to doctor's direction when using the
equipment with expectant mother, woman who is suspected as pregnant, lactating
woman, or children.
Particular ways of using the equipment may increase the scatter dose absorbed into the
patient, which may cause a radiation hazard.
Preface 26
WARNING
Always check the X-ray exposure region by using the collimator lamp.
If irradiating outside of the required region of a patient, there may be a risk of exposing
the patient to unnecessary radiation.
WARNING
During X-ray irradiation, ensure that the X-ray irradiates the necessary region only.
To avoid unnecessary exposure to X-ray radiation, narrow down the shooting area of
collimator and take protective measures, such as wearing a lead apron.
WARNING
Do NOT place any unnecessary object in the X-ray exposure area.

Otherwise, it may result in unnecessary radiation exposure to a patient.
CAUTION
Be sure to carry out aging before taking a radiograph.

Before taking a radiograph, running-in operation of the X-ray tube assembly called
"aging" is required.
Refer to “X-ray Tube Aging” (p.30) for details.

CAUTION
Be sure to carry out aging (running-in operation of the X-ray tube unit) before
taking an X-ray radiography.
Refer to the ‘aging’ procedure described in the X-ray high voltage generator manual.
CAUTION
Perform the aging if an arc occurs.

It may result in arc if suddenly using the X-ray tube unit near the nominal X-ray tube
voltage (above 100 kV), after using the unit at a relatively low tube voltage (80 kV max.)
for a long period. This arc occurs due to loss of the warm-up effect at high tube voltage
after the X-ray tube unit has been used at a relatively low tube voltage for a long time.
In this case, conduct the aging for X-ray tube unit by referring to the procedure described
in the X-ray high voltage manual.
CAUTION
In order to minimize the radiation dose on a patient, make the distance between
the focus and the patient's body surface as far as possible (Minimum 45 cm).
The shorter the distance becomes, the greater the amount of scatter dose will be
absorbed into the patient, which may cause a radiation hazard.
CAUTION
Pay extra attention, when irradiating X-ray for a long time or repeatedly.
It may cause a radiation hazard.
Preface 28
Cautions on Operation
CAUTION
1. Pay attention to the following items before using the apparatus.

1) Operation of switches, meters, etc. and connection status of high-voltage cables
and earth cord.
2) Setting of adjusters to appropriate exposure conditions for fluoroscopic or
radiographic operation.
2. Be careful of the following items during operation.

1) Do not exceed exposure time and amount than required for diagnosis.
2) In addition to the apparatus display circuit, always observe the whole apparatus and
a patient to avoid any problems.
3) If any problem is found with the apparatus or a patient, take a proper action such as
shut-down of the apparatus for the safety of patient, etc.
4) Do not allow a patient to touch the apparatus unnecessarily.
3. Observe the following items after end of operation of the apparatus.

1) For the sake of safety, leave the hand switch opened to which the apparatus power
cord is connected.
2) Make sure the cleanliness of apparatus, so that no problem occurs during the next
operation.
4. In case of trouble occurrence, do not take any operation by yourself, but

make a proper sign. For compensation or repair, take appropriate treatment
by a qualified person, or contact the trader or service man.
NOTE
Basically, this manual prohibits the following two items:

1. When the equipment is locked, do not operate it.
2. Do not operate this equipment forcefully.
Also, necessary information is described herein this manual regarding proper use of the
equipment.

Cautions on X-ray Tube Aging
CAUTION
Aging is effective to confirm that there is no failure in the X-ray tube unit as well as to
prevent electric discharge. In the event of abnormal operation, turn off the power of unit
and distribution board, and then contact your DK Medical Systems representative.
1. Select large focus and perform radiographic operation following the order described
below. Pause for 60 seconds between radiographic operations.
2. If an error occurs during aging, wait for a minute and reduce the tube voltage by 30
kV and perform radiographic operation. If the error keeps existing, contact to DK
Medical Systems.
3. For an X-ray tube unit with two or more focuses, make sure that they can be
changed during radiographic operation.
4. If there are two or more X-ray tube units, perform aging for each unit.
5. After three times of exposure, operator shall take time for cooling X-ray tube for five
minutes. The table below is the chart for X-ray tube Aging.
1st Exposure three times with 60 kV /40mA with 60sec interval
2nd Exposure three times with 100 kV/40mA with 60sec interval
Preface 30
Service Life
The equipment lifetime is 10 years (based on DK Medical Systems’ criteria) assuming the
specified maintenance checks are performed.
Disposal Precaution
CAUTION
When disposing of the equipment, contact your DK Medical Systems service

representative.
Improper disposal of this equipment may pollute the environment due to substances
contained in parts.
Language(s) Provided
DK Medical Systems provides technical documents in English. Providing language(s) of
each country will be added at DOC and label and packaging chapter.
Software Revision
This manual applies to the software revision 1.0 ∗

Notes for Users
Use the following cassette for the Bucky device. Other cassettes can not be used.
CM or INCH size cassette based on IEC standard 60406.
Attenuation equivalent should not be greater than 1.6Vmm Al but thinner than 15mm
thickness. All parts of the cassette such as hinges, locks and marking device shall be
within the minimum radii for corners and edges. The flatness shall be 1mm warp or less.
Action for Environment (WEEE)

To All Users of DK Medical Systems
Equipment in the European Union:
Equipment marked with this symbol indicates that it was sold on or after 13th August
2005, which means it should not be disposed of with general household wastes. Note
that our equipment is for industrial/professional use only.
WEEE Mark
Contact your DK Medical Systems service representative when the equipment

has reached the end of its life. They will advise you regarding the equipment take-
back.
With your co-operation, we are aiming to reduce contamination from waste electronic
and electrical equipment and preserve natural resource through re-use and recycling.
Do not hesitate to ask your DK Medical Systems service representative, if you require
further information.
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Abbreviations
Abbr. Full Description Abbr. Full Description
Acryl Acryl MOT Motor
ATR Actuator Off-CNT Off-Centered
Base Base PTM Potentiometer
BR Bearing PRS Pressure
BK Bracket Rail Rail
CRG Carriage SFT Shaft
CNT Center SOL Solenoid
CHN Chain SPG Spring
Clutch Clutch SPT Sproket
CSH Cushion STD Stand
DTR Detector STP Stopper
EMG Emergency SW Switch
EXT Extend TB Timing Belt
FXD Fixed TP Top Plate
Lock Lock WIT Weight
Mcr SW Micro Switch Wire Wire
Options
The "Options" described in this manual may be provided as standard, or may be
unavailable, depending on its sales format.

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Warning and Caution Labels
The following safety labels, which describe handling precautions, are attached to the
equipment. With adequate understanding of the contents on these labels and the warning
/caution items in this manual, operate the equipment safely. Inspect the safety labels
periodically (once a year).
If any label is peeled or unreadable by stain or scratch, replace it with a new one. For
new labels, contact your DK service representative.
Following Labels are attached as seen on the Figure below.
z 2
<HX-DxH Appearance Label>
<Label on High Voltage Tank>
No. Label Meaning No. Label Meaning
1 Read Manual 3 Risk of Electrical Shock
2 Unauthorized Personnel 4 Risk of High Voltage

■ HX-DxH Appearance Label
1. Read Manual 2. Unauthorized Personnel
3. Risk of Electrical Shock
■ Label on High Voltage Tank
4. Risk of High Voltage
Preface 36

Contents
Preface
Operating Precautions (for Both Safety and the Prevention of 9
Danger) in the Use of Electronic Medical Equipment
Perform Periodic Inspection 11
Warranty
Precautions in Use 12
Be Sure To Read the Following To Prevent Explosion, Electric 14
Shock, or Injury
Cautions on Storage 17
Cautions on Cleaning and Disinfection 18
Cautions on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) 21
Cautions Relating to Cellular Telephones 22
Cautions on Radiation
Cautions on Radiography 26
Cautions on Operation 29
Cautions on X-ray Tube Aging 30
Service Life 31
Disposal Precaution
Language(s) Provided
Software Revision
Notes for Users 32

Action for Environment (WEEE) To All Users of DK Medical
Systems Equipment in the European Union
Abbreviations 33
Options
Warning and Caution Labels 35
Contents 38
01 Overview
1.1 Application 45
1.2 Contraindications 46
1.3 Operating Principle 47
1.4 Operator’s Profile 48

1.5 Safety Symbols for System 49
1.6 Environmental Conditions 51

1.6.1 Operation Environment
1.6.2 Power Supply Requirements 52
1.6.3 Transport and Storage Conditions 53
1.6.4 Power Consumption 54
1.6.5 Classification According to the System for Protection Against
Electric Shock
02 Installation and Connections

2.1 Rating 57
2.2 Power Supply 59
2.3 Construction and Installation of Apparatus 61
2.4 Connection to Generator 65
2.5 Connection of X-ray High-Voltage Cable 73
2.6 Connection of Attached Components 75
2.7 Interior Components 96
2.8 Initial Calibration Settings 98

2.8.1 How to Proceed Generator kV/mA Settings by Using OP Console 100
2.8.2 How to Proceed Generator System Settings by Using OP Console 102
2.8.3 X-ray Tube Calibration by Using OP Console 104
2.8.4 <Summary> X-ray Tube Calibration by Using OP Console 110
2.8.5 How to Calibrate AEC in the OP Console 118
2.8.6 How to Calibrate AEC in the PC Software 119
2.8.7 How to Proceed Settings by Using Mini OP Console 120
2.8.8 How to Proceed Generator Settings by Using Mini Console (Using PC) 121
2.8.9 Explanation of Switch in Console 122
2.8.10 How to Proceed AEC Chamber Settings by Using Mini Console 151
2.9 Internal Connection 159
2.10 Attachment of Hand Switch Ass’y 161
2.11 Fuse List 164

03 Troubleshooting
3.1 Error/Check Code 167
3.2 Troubleshooting 169
3.3 How to Solve Problem 173
04 Inspection & Maintenance

4.1 Maintenance and Inspection 177
4.1.1 Daily Inspection
4.1.2 Cleaning and Sanitation
4.1.3 Periodic Inspection 180
4.2 Periodic Replaced Parts 181
4.2.1 Fuse
4.2.2 Hand Switch
05 Technical Data
183
5.1 Product Specification – HX-D5H
185
187
5.3 Exposure Conditions – HX-D5H
5.3.1 Small Focal Spot
188
5.3.2 Large Focal Spot
5.4 Exposure Conditions – HX-D6H 189
5.4.2 Large Focal Spot 190
5.4.3 Time & mA Table 191
5.4.4 Information of Radiation Quantities 192
06 Daily Checklist
6.1 Daily Checklist 195
6.1.1 Starting Inspection Checklist
6.1.2 Ending Inspection Checklist 196
Contents 40
07 Appendix
7.1 Manufacturer Information 199
7.1.1 Regulatory Information
7.1.2 Company’s Quality System
7.1.3 International Standards
7.2 List of Components 200
7.2.1 Fuse List
7.2.2 Accessories 201
7.2.3 List of Cables
7.2.4 Capacity of Starting Capacitor 204
7.3 Attenuation Equivalent 205
7.3.1 Attenuation Equivalent Table
7.4 Connection Diagram 206

Contents 42

01 Introduction
This chapter describes on application and features of HX-D5(6)H.
1.1 Application
1.2 Contraindications
1.3 Operating Principle
1.4 Operator’s Profile
1.5 Safety Symbols for System
1.6 Environmental Conditions

Chapter
1.1 Application
1. Intended Use
The HX-D5(6)H is a high-power, high-frequency X-ray generator with excellent quality

and stability. Because of the fast kV rise, no warm-up time is required, high-speed
shooting is possible, and image quality is excellent.
The generator provides manual mode (kV, mA, ms), semi-automatic mode (kV, mAs),
automatic mode (AEC). It can store various APR (Anatomical Programming Radiograph)
by using highly integrated memory, and it can acquire an image with proper kV, mA, ms
values by an automatic control method without worrying about the subject by giving AEC
function. AEC irradiation method is an automatic control, which is convenient for a user,
and has more accurate value and time settings, so to obtain excellent image quality.
2. Notice for User
In order to use the product safely and reliably for a long period of time, you should
thoroughly familiarize yourself with the functions and operation of the product and read
the maintenance instructions of this manual before using this equipment. Special
attention should be paid to all warnings and cautions of this manual.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage to the equipment or a user’s injury
caused by an improper use or a failure in maintaining the equipment.
The responsibility of the device’s use and maintenance lies with a user.

Chapter
1.2 Contraindications
The HX-D5(6)H should not be used if any of the following contra-indications exists.
· protection of the embryo or fetus during a radiological examination or treatment of

woman known to be or possibly pregnant
· sensitive body organ; lens of eyes, gonad
· acute skin burns
· acute hair loss
· chronic radiation injury
CAUTION
When conducting a radiography exposure successively to a patient with his/her

pacemaker, it could result in malfunction of the pacemaker.
1. Introduction 46
Chapter
1.3 Operating Principle

1. Operation Panel
The operation panel provides the function of setting the tube voltage and tube current
that are applied to the X-ray tube unit, as well as the irradiation time for performing
radiography.
2. Generator
The generator includes a power circuit. It controls the opening and closing of the main
circuit and manages the generation of high voltage to be applied to the X-ray tube
according to the tube voltage signal of the X-ray tube unit. The tube current and
irradiation time can be manipulated on the user panel.
The operating and the interface circuits are necessary ones for the external equipment
and the safety interlock, and these circuits are provided in the operation generator.
3. Essential Performance
· Accuracy of loading factor

· Reproducibility of the radiation output
· Automatic control system

Chapter
1.4 Operator’s Profile
Item Specification
Age at which a person can obtain the Radiologist or

Age
Radiology Technician license, or the one equal to it.
Sex No limitation
Nationality No limitation
Radiologist or Radiology Technician or a person who has a

Education
license equal to it.
Radiologist or Radiology Technician or a person who has a

Knowledge
license equal to it.
Language Can read and understand English
Necessary. Every operator needs to take training for

Experience
operating the equipment before using the equipment.
Corrected visibility is over 0.7 in the decimal number.

Permissible Impairments Impaired by 40% resulting in 60% of normal hearing at 500
Hz to 2 kHz.
1. Introduction 48
Chapter
1.5 Safety Symbols for System

These symbols displayed on the system are described below:
Symbol Location Meaning
On the name plate of cover Alternating current
Inside the instrument, where the

protective earth conductor in the power Protective earth ground
cord is connected to
On the name plate of cover Safety classification: Type B
On warning/caution label Attention
Inside of X-ray tube, HV generator,

Risk of electric shock
and other components
On identification label Follow instructions for use
On identification label Warning: Ionizing radiation
Product label Manufactured by
Product label Manufacturing date
On the power supply panel Power on
Off the power supply panel. Power off

Symbol Location Meaning
Enclosure of collimator Laser radiation; do not stare into beam.
Enclosure of collimator Hot surface
On the table top, bucky stand,

and other moving component Pinch point
devices
On the table top Do not sit on the edge of table.
Contents of the transport package are

Outside of wooden or box
fragile, therefore it shall be handled
packing
with care.
Outside of wooden or box Hooks are prohibited for handling the

packing transport package.
Outside of wooden or box Indicates correct upright position of the

packing transport package.
Outside of wooden or box Transport package shall be kept away

packing from rain.
Indicates the center of gravity of the

Outside of wooden packing transport package handled as a single
unit.
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Chapter
1.6 Environmental Conditions

The equipment must be used under the following stipulated conditions to maintain its original
performance.
1.6.1 Operation Environment
Use the equipment under the following ambient conditions in an examination room or
operating room.
· Temperature : 5 to 35°C
· Humidity : 45 to 85 % (Non-condensing)
· Air Pressure : 800 to 1060 hPa
· Environment Luminosity : 150 to 500 lx
· Ambient Noise Level : Under 70 dB
CAUTION
Avoid sudden changes in temperature and humidity, even if such changes are made
within the above range. Otherwise, it can cause condensation that may damage the
equipment. Condensation inside the equipment can cause rust and corrosion. Frost
resulted from low temperatures can damage internal circuits.
CAUTION
It is recommended that an operation room in where the equipment is installed needs to

have a dedicated air-conditioning unit if the building air-conditioning cannot meet the
operating conditions described as above.

1.6.2 Power Supply Requirements
DANGER
Do not use a power supply other than the one specified below.
Using a power supply other than the one specified below may cause serious accident
such as a fire, smoke emission or an explosion.
1. HX-D5H 220 VAC (±10 %), Single Phase System
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Standard voltage and permitted voltage range and power-supply impedance under
non-load conditions.
Standard Permitted
Power Supply Impedance
Voltage Voltage Range
1Ø, 220 VAC ± 10 % 0.16 Ω max
• Relationship between cable length and cross-sectional area to match the transformer
capacity.
• Transformer capacity: 40kVA (single phase)
2. HX-D6H 380 VAC (±10 %), 3-phase System
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Standard voltage and permitted voltage range and power-supply impedance under
non-load conditions.
Standard Permitted
Power Supply Impedance
Voltage Voltage Range
3Ø, 380V ± 10 % 0.16 Ω max
• Relationship between cable length and cross-sectional area to match the transformer
capacity.
• Transformer capacity: 50 kVA (3-phase)
1. Introduction 52
• The relationship between cable length and cross-sectional area corresponds to the
transformer capacity.
HX-D5H HX-D6H
Length
40kW 50kW
Below 10m 16㎟ 5.5 ㎟
20m 38 ㎟ 5.5 ㎟
30m 38 ㎟ 5.5 ㎟
40m 60 ㎟ 5.5 ㎟
50m 60 ㎟ 8㎟
60m 60 ㎟ 8㎟
70m 80 ㎟ 8㎟
80m 100 ㎟ 14 ㎟
90m 100 ㎟ 14 ㎟
100m 100 ㎟ 14 ㎟
• Safety Devices
Type D5 Rating D6 Rating
Knife-switch with fuse or molded-case

60 A x 2ea 60A x 3ea
circuit
• Ground conditions: grounding resistance 100 Ω max.
CAUTION
If an earth leakage breaker is used for either power voltage, use an inverter type of earth
leakage breaker to prevent malfunction in high-frequency circuits.
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1.6.3 Transport and Storage Conditions
Transport and store the equipment under the following ambient conditions:
· Temperature : -10 to 60 °C
· Humidity : 10 to 95 % (Non-condensing)
· Air Pressure : 800 to 1060 hPa
CAUTION
Condensation inside the equipment can cause rusting and corrosion.

Frost due to low temperatures can damage internal circuits. Therefore, take great care if
storing the equipment in a room, in order to prevent sudden changes in temperature and
humidity.
1.6.4 Power Consumption
Model Single Phase, 220V, 50/60Hz

HX-D5H 40 kVA
Model 3Ø 380V, 50/60Hz

HX-D6H 50 kVA
1.6.5 Classification According to the System for Protection Against

Electric Shock
1. Protection Class: Class I

2. Protection Type: Type B devices
3. Applied Part: Wall-stand, floating top table, and vertical tube stand
1. Introduction 54

Installation and
02 Connections
Classification by type of protection against electric shock:
Class I equipment Classification by operation mode: Continuous operation
with intermittent operation (According to IEC60601-1)
2.1 Rating
2.2 Power Supply
2.3 Construction and Installation of Apparatus
2.4 Connection to Generator
2.5 Connection of X-ray High-Voltage Cable
2.6 Connection of Attached Components
2.7 Interior Components
2.8 Initial Calibration Settings
2.9 Internal Connection
2.10 Attachment of Hand Switch Ass’y
2.11 Fuse List

Chapter
2.1 Rating
1. HX-D5H
HX-D5H HX-D6H
40kW 50kW
E7239X; 125kV, 320mA
/80kV, 500mA
(E7239X) 125kV, 320mA E7884,X;150kV, 320mA
Rate (E7239X)
80kV, 500mA /100kV, 500mA
RAD-14; 150kV, 320mA
/100kV, 500mA
Tube Voltage
40kV ~ 125kV (1 step) 40 ~ 150kV (1 step)
Adjustment
Tube Current
10mA ~ 500mA 10 ~ 630mA
Adjustment
Time 1ms ~ 1000ms 1ms ~ 1000ms (41 steps)
mAs 0.1mAs ~ 500mAs 0.1 ~ 500mAs
Function Able To Synchronize with APR, DAP, AEC, and DR
NOTE
Nominal max. electric power is the max. tube current allowable to flow for 0.1 sec at the
tube voltage of 100kV multiplied by the tube voltage.
NOTE
The above-specified rating is for X-ray high-voltage generators and is limited by the X-
ray tube ratings when an X-ray tube is used with lower ratings .

1) Auto Transformer Option Combination List
Auto Transformer Option Combination List
Single-phase 220V No auto-transformer is required.
2) Starting Capacitor Capacity
Starting voltage for each X-ray tube used for HX-DxHis as follows.
(Refer to the following chart on Starting Capacitor’s Capacity.)
X-ray Tube Type Starting Voltage Running Voltage Capacity
E7239X 100V 40V 24uF
E7242X 100V 40V 24uF
E7252X 130V 40V 44uF
E7869X 190V 48V 44uF
E7884X 130V 40V 44uF
RAD-14 220V 100V 30uF
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Chapter
2.2 Power Supply

HX-D5H HX-D6H
System 1Ø, 220Vac 3Ø, 380Vac
Frequency 50/60Hz
Standard Voltage 220Vac±10% 380Vac±10%
NOTE
When the above specification is not fulfilled, the apparatus function and rating may not
be guaranteed.
1. Length and Sectional Area of Lead-in Conductor Versus Distribution

Transformer Capacity
Length and Sectional Area of lead-in Conductor

vs
Distribution Transformer Capacity
Trans- Nominal Section Area of Wire mm2 Cu

former
Model Vtg
Capacity 10m 20m 30m 40m 50m 60m 70m 80m 90m 100m
kVA Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Max Max
HX-D5H 1Ø 220V 40 16 38 38 60 60 60 80 100 100 100
HX-D6H 3Ø 380V 50 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 8 8 8 14 14 14

2. Safety Device
Safety Device
Safety Device
Rating of Fuse or
Model Voltage
Type Capacity Circuit Breaker
HX-D5H 1Ø, 220Vac Main Fuse 60A Min. 60A x 2ea
HX-D6H 3Ø, 380Vac Main Fuse 60A Min. 60A x 3ea
NOTE
If an earth leakage breaker is to be installed, be sure to use it for inverter which prevents
malfunction of high frequency circuit.
3. Power Input Stage
Fig.2.1. HX-D5H Fig.2.2. HX-D6H
4. Power Consumption
Power Consumption
Apparatus HX-D5H HX-D6H
Power Supply 1Ø, 220Vac 3Ø, 380Vac
Short Time 40 kVA 50kVA

Chapter
2.3 Construction and Installation of Apparatus

1. Construction of Equipment
(Appearance of the apparatus is shown in the figure no. 2.3.)
1) Control console and power cabinet

(the high-voltage generator is incorporated in the cabinet.)
Model Control Console Power Cabinet
HX-D5H GX-D5H 1 Unit HX-D5H
HX-D6H GX-D6H 1 unit HX-D6H
2) Connections Cable: 1 set
• High Voltage Cable: 8m ~ 14

• Rotor Cable: Same length as High Voltage Cable
• Line Cable: 3~5m
NOTE
If a length of cable exceeds the above-specified value, the apparatus function and
ratings may not be guaranteed.

3) HX-D5H
• HX-D5H Main Body
<Top view>
unit: mm
<Front view> <Side view>
<Top view>
<Top view>
<Front view> <Side view> <Front view> <Side view>

<OP Console> <Mini Console>
Fig. 2.3. Outer dimension of HX-D5H

4) HX-D6H
• HX-D6H Main Body
<Top view>
unit: mm
<Front view> <Side view>
<Top view>
<Top view>
<Front view> <Side view> <Front view> <Side view>

<OP Console> <Mini Console>
Fig. 2.4. Outer dimension of HX-D6H
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2. Calorific Values of Apparatus
Calorific values of the apparatus are as follows:
Apparatus HX-D5H HX-D6H
Control Console 30 kCAL/h 50 kcal/h
Power Cabinet
400 kCAL/h (170 kCAL/h) 600 kcal/h (170 kcal/h)
High-Voltage Generator
NOTE
These calorific values are for general operating condition. They can differ depending on
actual operating conditions. Values specified in parentheses above are calorific values
of the X-ray tube unit which are included those of the power cabinet and the high-
voltage generator. Values for the console do not include X-ray TV’s calorific value.
Also, note that 1kW equals to 860kcal/h.
3. Environmental Conditions
When the environmental conditions specified below are not met in an installation
room, It is recommended to install a dedicated air-conditioning unit in the room.
Environmental conditions required for the room are as follows:
Atmospheric
Rooms Temperature Humidity Precaution
Pressure
Examination Room 5 to 35°C 45 to 85% 800 to 1060hPa
No dew condensation is
allowed.
Operating Room 5 to 35°C 45 to 85% 800 to 1060hPa
Transport and Storage Environment
Temperature -10 to 60°C
Humidity 10 to 95%
Atmosphere 800 to 1060hPa , Non-condensing

Chapter
2.4 Connection to Generator
DANGER
Prior to connecting cables, be sure to switch the power OFF and set a knife switch or a
circuit breaker on the power equipment in order to open it.
1. Precaution for Wiring
1) First, connect a grounding cable from the distribution panel to the cabinet. Use
washers to prevent loosening.
2) Be sure to firmly connect the shielding wire of the power cable to the grounding
terminal strip on the cabinet side.
3) When connecting the input power cable, proceed it after removing the fuse from
the socket. (Refer to the picture below.)
A Fuse
A A
Fig.2.5. HX-D5H Fig.2.6. HX-D6H

2. Power Cable Connection
1) Connect the earth cable to the 2) Remove the Fuse holder cover
(HX-D5H).
Grounding terminal.
3) Connect the input cable according

to the hole.
2-2) Remove the Fuse holder cover

(HX-D6H).
4) Connect it by using a (-) screw

driver.
Fig. 2.7.

3. Input for Transformer Change According to Input Power Supply
1) When the input power supply is 220Vac
220Vac 0Vac
240Vac 110Vac
It is connected with 220 Vac, when it is shipped from the factory.
2) When it is 240Vac
220Vac 0Vac
240Vac 110Vac
When the input power supply of generator is 240 Vac, change the transformer input
tab with 240 Vac and connect it.

3. Input for Transformer Change According to Input Power Supply (D5)
1) This equipment uses a down voltage transformer, and the terminal to be connected
varies depending on the input voltage. This down voltage transformer uses a
different model, depending on the generator model.
2) Connect to 0V and 220Vac terminals when input power is 220Vac. The factory setting
is 220 Vac.
3) When input power is 240Vac input, connect the cable connected to 240Vac terminal
at the factory to 220Vac.
4) When input power is 110Vac input, connect the cable connected to 110Vac terminal
at the factory to 220Vac.
220Vac 0Vac
240Vac 110Vac
Fig. 2.8.

3-1. Input for Transformer Change According to Input Power Supply (HX-D6H)
1) This equipment uses a down voltage transformer, and the terminal to be connected
varies depending on the input voltage. This down voltage transformer uses a
different model, depending on the generator model.
2) Connect to 0V and 380VAC terminals when input power is 380Vac. The factory
setting is 380 Vac.
3) When input power is 3phase 400VA input, connect the cable connected to 400Vac
terminal at the factory to 380Vac.
4) When input power is 3phase 220VA input, connect the cable connected to 220Vac
terminal at the factory to 380Vac.
380Vac 0Vac
400Vac 220Vac
Fig. 2.9.
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※ Reference ; Difference between HX-DxH
IGBT connection
Fig. 2.10. HX-D5H Fig. 2.10-1. HX-D6H
Resistor connection
Fig. 2.11. HX-D5H Fig. 2.11-1. HX-D6H
Input Filter
Fig. 2.12. HX-D5H Fig. 2.12-1. HX-D6H

4. Connecting OP Console
1) Connect the connector of OP console to the CN14 on the Main Control Board.
2) OP Console Cable Length: 10 m
3) OP Console Connector Pin: 15 Pin
Fig. 2.13.
4) In order to keep it tight, fix it with a (-) screw driver.
Fig. 2.14.
5) Connect the Membrane OP and the Main Board.

5. Connecting Hand switch
1) Hand switch Ass’y is connected when it is shipped from the factory.
Fig. 2.15. OP Console

2) When replacing a hand switch if it’s defective, open the OP console cover and
proceed the followings:
2
1
Remove eight screws from the rear Remove the hand switch connector
of OP console. of J16.
Connect the new hand switch to Connect the OP Console cable to J8

replace to the removed connector. connector.
Fig. 2.16.

Chapter
2.5 Connection of X-ray High Voltage Cable

Remove dusts, etc. from the high-voltage cable. Connect the cables in accordance with the
instruction specified in the figure 2.7. and “High-voltage Cable Connection Procedure”.
CAUTION
Cap the receptacles which are not used by a high-voltage generator.
Connections Symbol Symbol and Color Connections
High-Voltage (1) + (+) Red X-Ray Tube Unit 1

Generator (1) - (-) Green (TUBE 1)
1. High-voltage Cable Connection Procedure
1) Make sure that the receptacle socket assembly is clean and correctly mounted on
an X-ray tube and a generator according to IEC 60526 or NEMA XR 7.
2) Ensure that the termination plug and mounting accessories are clean.
3) Loosen the Grub Screw and slip the Ring Nut over the sleeve.
4) Place the Divided Flange onto the Ring Flange.
5) Wet the Silicone Washer (both sides) and the Rubber Gasket with the Silicone Oil.
6) Fit the Rubber Gasket onto the Plug against the Ring Flange.
7) Push the Silicone Washer over the contact pins.
8) Insert the Termination Plug into the Receptacle Socket (watch the Nipple on the
Plug to ensure correct positioning of the Contact pins.)
9) Hand tighten the Ring Nut.
10) Tighten the Grub Screw.
* IMPORTANT: Always replace the Silicone Washer by a new one in case the Ring
Nut is loose.
Fig. 2.17.

1. Fully hand-tighten the cable head clamp ring. Then, finish tightening it with the
specified pliers. Tighten it 1/4 to 1/2 turn with the fully hand-tight position.
1 2
2. Tighten the stopper screw.
Fig. 2.18.
CAUTION
* Change the packing annually. However, be sure to replace it whenever the cable head
is detached, for repair or inspection.
* Be careful with an electric shock when disconnecting the high-voltage cable.

Chapter
2.6 Connection of Attached Components
1. PCB Information
It shows the Components -Rotor IF Board and Main Board.
DAP TANK IGBT

Gate
PC
AEC #1
OP
AEC #2
X-ray
Debug
#1
Rotor
IF
X-ray Filament Power

VET
Fig.2.19. Main PCB Ass’y

Bucky PWR Bucky1 Grid Buck1 DET Bucky2 Grid
110Vac 0Vac RET+ RET- RET+ RET- RET+ RET- Buck2
DET
RDY +
RDY -
RDY+ RDY- RDY+ RDY- RDY+ RDY-
110Vac RET +
Bucky1 Grid Buck1 DET Bucky2 Grid
0Vac RET -
220Vac Bucky +
25Vac Bucky -
0Vac
Cap
FB
Lock +
Lamp N Lock -
Lamp P
0Vac
110Vac
THR -
Main
THR +
M3 S
M2 M
M1 C
Cap
Bank
Magnet
AUX
AUX
Door
SUB
SW Magnet
FI 20Vac IN IGBT FIL 220Vac SMPS 20Vac
Fig.2.20. Rotor & Interface PCB Ass’y

2. Connect the Components
1) Connect the Rotor cable.
Collimator(AC0V)
Collimator(AC24V)
0Vac (FAN)
110Vac (FAN)
Thermal (TH1)
Thermal (TH1)
◎SHIFT (M3)
◎ MAIN (M2)
◎ COM (M1)
GND
Case GND
Fig. 2.21. Rotor & Interface PCB Ass’y & Connection
Mark on PCB Meaning Label on Cable Other side Connection Remarks

LAMP_N CM AC0V CM Collimator 0VAC
LAMP_P CM AC24V CM Collimator 24VAC
AC0V FAN AC0V 110L Fan 0VAC
AC110V FAN AC110V 110H Fan 110VAC
THR- Thermistor - TH2 Thermal Sensor -
THR+ Thermistor + TH1 Thermal Sensor +
M3 (S) Rotor Shift RG Rotor-Shift in Tube
M2 (M) Rotor Main RB Rotor-Main in Tube
M1 (C) Rotor Common RW Rotor-Common in Tube

2) Connect the Grid of the Bucky 1
ⓐ Connection of the Solenoid Grid

Buck2
110Vac 0Vac RET+ RET- RET+ RET- RET+ RET-
DET
RDY +
RDY -
1 RDY+ RDY- 2 RDY+ RDY-
110Vac RET +
Bucky1 Grid Bucky2 Grid
0Vac RET -
220Vac 4 RDY+ RDY- 5 Bucky + 3
25Vac Buck1 DET Bucky - 1
0Vac
Cap
FB
Lock +
Lamp N
Lock -
Lamp P
0Vac
110Vac
Fig. 2.22. Main Control PCB Ass’y
1: Connect BUCKY- of CN18 and RDY+ of CN19.

2: Connect RDY- of CN19 and Solenoid +.
3: Connect BUCKY+ of CN18 and Solenoid -.
4: Connect RET+ of CN19 and BUCKY RETURN Signal +.
5: Connect RET- of CN19 and BUCKY RETURN Signal -.
6: If there is no BUCKY GRID return signal, connect the RET+ to the RET-.
CAUTION
Do not apply a load that exceeds this supply capacity.

3) Connect the Grid of Bucky 1 and Detector
ⓑ Connection of the Motor Grid
Bucky1 Grid
4 RET+ RET- 5
Bucky PWR Buck1 DET Bucky2 Grid
Buck2
1 110Vac 0Vac 3 RET+ RET- RET+ RET-
DET
RDY +
RDY -
1 RDY+ RDY- 2 RDY+ RDY-
110Vac RET +
0Vac RET -
220Vac RDY+ RDY- Bucky +
25Vac Buck1 DET Bucky -
0Vac
Cap
FB
Lock +
Lamp N
Lock -
Lamp P
0Vac
110Vac
1: Connect 110VAC of CN21 and RDY+ of CN19.

2: Connect RDY- of CN19 and Motor L1.
3: Connect 0VAC of CN21 and Motor L2.
6: If there is no Return Signal from BUCKY GRID, connect the RET+ to the RET-.
CAUTION

4) Connect Grid of Bucky 2
ⓐ Connect the Solenoid Grid.
Bucky2 Grid
4 RET+ RET- 5
Bucky PWR Bucky1 Grid Buck1 DET
Buck2
110Vac 0Vac RET+ RET- RET+ RET-
DET
RDY +
RDY -
RDY+ RDY- RDY+ RDY-
110Vac RET +
Bucky1 Grid Buck1 DET
0Vac RET -
220Vac 1 RDY+ RDY- 2 Bucky + 3
25Vac Bucky2 Grid
Bucky - 1
0Vac
Cap
FB
Lock +
Lamp N
Lock -
Lamp P
0Vac
110Vac
1: Connect BUCKY- of CN18 and RDY+ of CN22.

2: Connect RDY- of CN22 and Solenoid +.
3: Connect BUCKY+ of CN18 and Solenoid -.
CAUTION

ⓑ Connect the Motor Grid.

RET+ RET- 4 RET+ RET- 5
Bucky PWR Buck1 DET
Buck2
1 110Vac 0Vac 3 RET+ RET-
DET
RDY +
RDY -
RDY+ RDY- RDY+ RDY-
110Vac RET +
Bucky1 Grid Buck1 DET
0Vac RET -
220Vac 1 RDY+ RDY- 2 Bucky +
25Vac Bucky2 Grid
Bucky -
0Vac
Cap
FB
Lock +
Lamp N
Lock -
Lamp P
0Vac
110Vac
1: Connect 110VAC of CN21 and RDY+ of CN22.

2: Connect RDY- of CN22 and Motor L1.
3: Connect 0VAC of CN21 and Motor L2.
CAUTION

5) X-ray Tube, Solenoid Grid, Table, and Stand Connection
Fig. 2.26.

6) X-ray Tube, Motor Grid, Table, and Stand Connection
Fig. 2.27.

7) Detector Connection (By Trigger)
ⓐ Table Connection (BUCKY1 Displayed)
DET
1 2
RDY +
RDY -
110Vac RET +
0Vac RET -
① EXP_REQ + Red Cable Connection
② EXP_REQ + Black Cable Connection
Fig. 2.28. Rotor IF PCB Ass’y

- When it is DR Triger Mode
1: Remove the CN20 short.

2: Connect the green EXP_OK+ to the RET+.
3: Connect the brown EXP_OK- to the RET-.
ⓑ Stand
Buck1 DET Bucky2 Grid
RET+ RET- RET+ RET-
Buck2
DET
1 RDY +
RDY+ RDY- 2 RDY -
Bucky2 Grid
3 RET +
4 RET -
① EXP_REQ + Red Cable Connection

② EXP_REQ + Black Cable Connection
③ EXP_OK + Green Cable Connection
④ EXP_OK + Brown Cable Connection


8) Detector Connection (By AED)
(AED; Automatic Exposure Detection)
ⓐ Table Connection (BUCKY1 Displayed)

DET
RDY +
RDY -
110Vac RET +
0Vac RET -

1: Remove the CN20 short

ⓑ Stand
Buck1 DET Bucky2 Grid

RET+ RET- RET+ RET- Buck2
DET
RDY +
RDY -
RET +
RET -
RDY+ RDY-
Bucky2 Grid


9) AEC Connection (Optional)
AEC 1 (Table)
AEC 2
Fig. 2.32. Main Control Board

10) DAP (Dose Area Product) Connection (Optional)
DAP
After connecting, ⓐ Brown + Black, connect them to DAP Connector.

ⓑ Brown
ⓒ Red + Black
ⓓ Red
(Connector Pin Number)
Changing Cable (For Vacutec DAP)
Pin Signal Notes View of Socket Contacts
1 +Us Supply Voltage
2 GND Reference Potential, Ground
3 RS 485-B RxD/TxD-N
4 RS 485-A RxD/TxD-P
CAUTION
Connect the power supply cables to the terminals on the output side of the fuse holder.
Fasten the cable JS1 earth lead to the fixing screw at the top-left side of the TABLE
Main board.

11) kV, mA Feedback Point (Main Control Board)
In case of HX-D5H, it is possible to check the kV and mA output by referring to

the feedback wave.
Fig. 2.34.kV Meter & mA/mAs Meter
Fig. 2.32 Oscilloscope
TP19 : mA FB
TP7 : kV FB
GND
Fig. 2.34.
- kV : Display 50kV /1V on Oscilloscope

- mA : Small = 10mA / 1V
Large = 100mA / 1V
Ex:
- Green ( kV) : About 1.5V =75kV
- Yellow (mA) : About 6V = 63mA
Fig. 2.33.

12) Connection between CAP Bank and Generator (Refer to 12-1)
AC220V
INPUT 2.5kW
CAPACITOR BANK
CB-100 &
CB-200
DC 340V
OUTPUT
AC 220V
OUTPUT
CB-100
DC400V/ 10000uF*14EA
CB-200
DC400V/ 10000uF*36EA
Cap Bank
HX-D6H
Fig. 2.38.

12-1) CAP Bank Information
A. The Cap Bank is designed for stable power supply for the active operation of the
generator with commercial power supply. The Cap Bank maintains stable and
constant voltage. It has a fast charging time for immediate use, and the ability to
minimize power consumption when fully charged.
B. Hereunder we provide the brief information about the Cap Bank before connecting it
to the generator.
C. Model and Specification
Cap Bank Model CB-100 CB-200 CB-200+

Input Voltage 1Ø, 220Vac
Output Voltage 340Vdc 620Vdc
X-Ray Max. mAs 100mAs 200mAs 400mAs
Initial charging time 20Sec 30Sec 50Sec
Recharging time 10Sec 15Sec 25Sec
No. of Capacitor 14EA 36EA 36EA
Related Generator HX-D5H HX-D6H
D. Connection Diagram
The Cap Bank is connected to the generator in the below green box.
Fig.2.39 Cap Bank Connection Diagram

E. Cap Bank Appearance
Fig.2.40.
F. How to connect to the Generator
① Remove the cover of Generator and Cap Bank.

② Connect the main power supply fuse part of the generator and the power switch
terminal of the power supply of the cap bank using the harness (CB_60A circuit;
IEC60227-3 450 / 750V 16SQ) as shown below.
<Note> Be careful not to change polarity, line color and label when connecting.
CAP (+)
CAP (-)
Cap Bank
Generator
60A CB(+)
60A CB(-)
Fig.2.41.

③ Remove the harness (SUB_FUSE_OUT; AWG14 # UL1015) connected between the
fuse of the generator and the magnet contact. (See below)
 Red; LC2-T1 - SUB FUSE OUT1

 Black; LC2-T3 - SUB FUSE OUT2
Fig.2.42.

④ Connect the power supply of the Cap Bank to the FUSE of the generator.
 Red; 220N - 220N

 Black; 220L - 220L
 Green; F.G - F.G
⑤ Connect the 3,500mm AC power input line to the 30A breaker and SUB FUSE as shown
below.
⑥ F.G(Frame Ground) is connected to the frame fixing the Main Board in CB-200, and to FG
frame terminal block with SMPS in AccurayD5.
Cap Bank Generator
Fig.2.43.

⑦ Connect the MT-220V-380V harness to the 220V jack as shown in the picture (see
below).
<Note> Since 220Vac is used as input voltage of transformer, it should be connected to

220V terminal.
Fig.2.44.


Chapter
2.7 Interior Components

This chapter describes on compositions for HV generator.
1. Operation Panel (GX-D5(6)H)

The operation panel controls power of the overall system, sets technique factors, and
conducts radiography. 4 5 6 7
15
8 16
17
9 18
13
1 10 11 12 3
14 2
Fig. 2.45.
No. Function Description
1 Power On /Off Power on/off function for a high voltage generator
2 X-ray Ready Makes an X-ray exposure ready.
3 X-ray Exposure Enables proceeding an X-ray exposure.
4 kV Setting Changes X-ray kV settings.
5 mA Setting Changes X-ray mA settings.
6 Sec / mAs Setting Changes X-ray sec/mAs settings.
7 Display DAP Displays DAP values on the operation panel.
8 APR Setting Enables selecting APR and Display APR.
Displays an X-ray condition such as Table, Stand, or

9 Technical Setting
General radiography, etc.
10 Sec / mAs Selection Enables selecting sec/mAs.

11 Focus Selection Setting for Large/Small focus

Auto transition to the stored APR X-ray condition.
12 APR Auto-transition
(Up to 7 as max.)
13 Delete APR Address Deletes the stored APR address.
14 Save APR Address Stores APR exposure condition to the APR address.
Enables adjustment of an exposure condition for a
15 Patient Size Selection
patient’s body size.
16 AEC Field Selection Enables selecting AEC field type and using photo timer.
17 Sensitivity Setting Settings for film sensitivity to S / M / L
18 Density Setting Settings for density within range of +5 to -5
2. X-ray Controller (GX-Mini D)
5
4 6
1 2
Fig. 2.46.
1 X-ray Ready Enables selecting an X-ray ready switch.
2 X-ray Exposure Enables selecting an X-ray exposure switch.
3 Power On /Off Power on/off function for a high voltage generator

Connecting spot for a hand-switch to an X-ray
4 Hand Switch Connector
controller
USB Communication
5 Connecting spot for USB Communication
Connector
Connecting spot for a HV generator to an X-ray
6 HV Generator Connector
controller

Chapter
2.8 Initial Calibration Settings

1. Calibration
1) When turning ON the generator, if pressing the SAVE key button ( ) while the
Stand-by LED is blinking, it loads the ‘Application Mode’ and a section data is
saved by pressing the Save key ( ).
2) To load another mode, press the key ( ).
ⓐ kV, mA, CAL

⇒ 1-1 : kV Ref
⇒ 1-2: mA Ref
⇒ 1-3 : mA Fine Control
⇒ 1-4 : kV Fine Control
⇒ 1-5 : mA PRE
⇒ 1-6 : mA Small Shift
⇒ 1-7 : mA Large Shift
ⓑ AEC CAL
⇒ 2-1 : L, M, H Ref Value
⇒ 2-2 : Density Value
⇒ 2-3 : AEC Ref Value ⇒ 3-9 : Bucky1
ⓒ SYSTEM_CAL ⇒ 3-A : Bucky2

⇒ 3-B : Aux
⇒ 3-1 : Model
⇒ 3-2 : Tube ⇒ 3-C : Bucky Delay Time
⇒ 3-3 : kV Limit ⇒ 3-D : AEC1

⇒ 3-4 : SmA/LmA Limit ⇒ 3-E : AEC2
⇒ 3-5 : Fix mA ⇒ 3-F : CAP Bank
⇒ 3-6 : DAP ⇒ (Used only for connecting Cap Bank
on Interface Bd.)
⇒ 3-7 : Size Count Step
⇒
ⓓ Factory Reset;
⇒ 4-1 : System Reset
⇒ 4-2 : CAL Data Reset
⇒ 4-3: AEC Data Reset
⇒ 4-4: APR Reset
⇒ 4-5 :1,2,3,4 All Reset
≫ Factory Reset; If Del button is pressed for 2~3 seconds, it will be reset with
a beep sound.

2. How To Export / Import Data
1) Generator has to communicate with Workstation.

2) Open the ACCURAY PC OP folder and operate the HX-D5H.
3) After turning ON the OP Console Power, the Stand-By mode shows up. Press and
hold the SAVE button until the Calibration mode appears on monitor.
Fig. 2.47.
4) After entering 4.1 using ( ) button, press the TAB for settings.
5) Save DATA after clicking Export / Import. For your information, Export /Import can be
executed only in the 4.1 mode.
Fig. 2.48.

3. How To Proceed the Generator Settings
There are two ways to conduct the settings for the generator. One is to use the OP
console and the other is to use Mini Console. Both two ways need to proceed 1. the
generator settings first, then 2. the Calibration, and lastly 3. AEC Chamber settings.
In this way you can achieve clear outputs.
1) When using OP console

ⓐ Generator Settings
ⓑ Calibration CAL
ⓒ Chamber (AEC) Settings
ⓓ Use PC
2) When using Mini Console
ⓑ Calibration CAL
ⓓ Use PC
2.8.1. How to Proceed Generator kV/mA Settings by Using OP Console
1. Press the ( ) right button of power switch to turn the power on.
Fig. 2.49.

2. When turning ON the Generator, the stand-by LED is blinking. At this time,
continuously press the ( ) Save key to retrieve the application mode. The data
in this section can be saved by pushing ( ) Save key for 3 seconds.
2 3
Fig. 2.41.
3. When the stand-by LED is blinking upon turning on the generator, the Firmware will
be displayed on the window. (Showing Pr. 106 ; as of Mar 2018)
4. Before Calibration, HX-D5Hdata needs to be Imported. (Refer to 2.8.3)

2.8.2. How to Proceed Generator System Settings by Using OP Console
After setting up the address as no. 3 by pressing ( ) button, proceed settings

for the connected device according to the following chart.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
No. Model Tube kV Limit SmA/LmA Limit Fix mA DAP Size Cont
0 Small Large All mA None -
1 CAP 100 E7239 125kV 63 mA 80 mA Fix mA DAP En 1
2 CAP 200 E7242 150kV 80 mA 100 mA 2
3 CAP 300 E7252 100 mA 125 mA 3
4 5D E7884 125 mA 160 mA 4
5 6D RAD-14 160 mA 200 mA 5
6 8D 200 mA 250 mA 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
1. In 3.1, select a model to connect.

- Ex : If it is HX-D5H, select 3.1.4 / If HX-D6H, select 3.1.5
2. In 3.2, select a Tube to connect.

- Ex : If it is E7239X, select 3.2.1 / If E7242X, select 3.2.2
3. In 3.3, set the kV limit according to the selected Tube.

- If the selected tube is E7239X, kV can be set up to 125kV as max. / Ex : select 3.3.1
4. In 3.4, set the target focus according to its mA.

- Ex : If you set a small focus as 160mA and a Large focus as 200mA,
then select 3.4.5 while selecting a Small focus. Then, select (press) a Large
switch to change and select 3.4.5.
5. In 3.5, it is possible to set whether you use the whole mA or only a fixed one, in case
when you press the mA up/down buttons during the use of equipment for hours.
6. In 3.6, it is able to select whether you use DAP or not.

Refer to the chart below and proceed the settings for the connected devices.
8 9 A B C D E F
Non Grid Delay Cap Ban
No. Bucky 1 Bucky 2 Aux AEC1 AEC 2
Bucky Time k
0 None None None None 10 msec None None None
Cap Bank
1 Film Film Sol Film Sol Film Sol 20 msec NonBucky NonBucky
En
2 DR Ch1 Film Mot Film Mot Film Mot 30 msec Bucky1 Bucky1
3 DR Ch2 DR Sol Ch1 DR Sol Ch1 DR Sol Ch1 40 msec Bucky2 Bucky2
4 DR Sol Ch2 DR Sol Ch2 DR Sol Ch2 50 msec Aux Aux
5 DR Mot Ch1 DR Mot Ch1 DR Mot Ch1 60 msec
6 DR Mot Ch2 DR Mot Ch2 DR Mot Ch2
7 250ms
8
9 500ms
7. Change time steps according to 3.7 settings

- Ex : If 3.7.1 is selected, ms changes by 1 step; if 3.7.4, by 4 steps.
8. 3.8 enables changing Non Bucky type.
- Ex : Select 3.8.1 when the bucky is a film type.
9. Change the setting of 3.9 according to Bucky1 type.
A. Change the setting of 3.A according to Bucky2 type.
B. Change the setting of 3.B according to Aux Bucky type.
C. 3.C enables setting greed delay time.
D. Proceed 3.D settings after you check on where an AEC1-connected chamber is.
E. Proceed 3.E settings after you check on where an AEC2-connected chamber is.
F. Set whether the Capacitor Bank will be used or not.
(Only for when Cap Bank is connected to Interface Board.)

2.8.3. X-ray Tube Calibration by Using OP Console
Enter 1.1 by pressing the ( ) button and move to 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 by pressing
up/down button ( ).
Fig. 2.51.
1.1 Adjust kV Ref. (-80 ~ +80)

1.2 Adjust mA Ref. (-80 ~ +80)
1.3 Adjust Fine mA (-40 ~ +40)
1.4 Adjust Fine kV (-40 ~ +40)
1.5 mA PRE (-15 ~ +15)
1.6 mA Small Shift (-40 ~ +40)
1.7 mA Large Shift (-40 ~ +40)
>>TUBE Calibration<<
- kV : 40, 60, 80, 100, 120kV
- Small mA (6 steps): 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125
Large mA (6 steps): 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, 500
* Calibration is carried within the above-specified range.

* Reference value will be used as fixed value once it is calibrated.

1. Set the condition 60kV 40mA 100ms by using kV UP/down button.
Fig. 2.52.
• Set the condition as 60kV 40mA 100ms, by pushing the kV + button.
• After conducting Ready -> Exposure of X-ray, compare the value displayed on
window of OP console, with the measured one. By using the value of 1.1 and 1.2
conditions, adjust the value displayed on the OP console to the same as
measured one.
• Set the condition as 40kV, 40mA, 100ms by pressing the kV key.
window of OP console, with the measured one. By using the value of 1.1 and 1.3
conditions, adjust the value displayed on the OP console to the same as
measured one.
• Set the condition 80kV~120kV, 40mA, 100ms by pressing the kV key. Using the
1.1, 1.3 condition values only, adjust the one displayed on OP console to the same
as measured one.

2. Pressing the UP button of mA to set the condition as 60kV 50mA 100ms.
(If setting mA mean value in 40kV step, it will not be matched with the correct value
in other kV steps. Thus, set the kV and mA mean values in 60kV.)
Fig. 2.53.
• After conducting Ready -> Exposure of X-ray, use only 1.4 and 1.2 conditions and
compare the value displayed on the OP console, with the measured one. Adjust the
one on displayed OP console to the same as measured value. (Do not adjust the
1.1 condition value, since the mean value (address 1.1) in the range of kV small
focus was already set in 40mA step. Since the kV value does not fluctuate
significantly in other mA steps, the CAL can be carried out as the 1.4 value.)
• Press the kV key to set 40kV 50mA 100ms condition.
window of OP console with the measured one. Use the value 1.4, 1.3 conditions
only when adjusting the value displayed on the OP console to the same as
measured one.
• Set the condition 80kV~120kV, 50mA, 100ms by pressing the kV key. Use the
value 1.4, 1.3 conditions only when adjusting the value displayed on the OP
console to the same as measured one.

3. By pressing ( ) button, set the condition as 60kV 160mA 100ms.
Fig. 2.54.
• Press the mA UP button and set the kV and mA, after activating mA. Conduct
the calibration by increasing mA 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 in order – total six
conditions.
• Press ( ) button to change Large Focus.(Large Focus starts from 160mA.)
the OP console window with the measured one. Use only 1.1, 1.7 condition
values to adjust the one displayed on OP console to the same as measured one.
• Press the kV DOWN button to set the condition as 40kV 160mA 100ms.
the OP console window with the measured one. Use only the 1.1, 1.3 condition
values to adjust the one displayed on OP console to the measured value with
same value.
• After setting 80kV~120kV, 160mA, 100ms condition, Using only the 1.1, 1.3
condition values, adjust the one displayed on OP console to the same as the
measured one.

4. Press the mA UP button to set condition as 60kV /200mA /100ms.
Fig. 2.55.
• After conducting Ready -> Exposure of X-ray, compare the value displayed on the
OP console window with the measured one. By using only 1.4, 1.2 condition
values, adjust the one displayed on OP console to the same with the measured
one.
• However, do not adjust the value under 1.1 condition, because the mean value
(address 1.1) of kV Large focus in 160mA step was set. Since the kV value does
not fluctuate significantly in other mA steps, the CAL can be carried out by using
the 1.4 value.
• Press the kV button to set 40kV, 200mA, 100ms condition.
• After conducting Ready -> Exposure of X-ray, compare the value displayed on the
OP console window with the measured one. By using only 1.4, 1.3 condition
values, adjust the one displayed on OP console to the same with the measured
one.
• After setting 80kV~120kV, 200mA, and 100ms condition, Use the value 1.4, 1.3
conditions only when adjusting the value displayed on the OP console to the same
as measured one.

5. Press the mA UP button to set condition as 60kV /500mA /50ms.
Fig. 2.56.
• Calibrate by increasing mA as 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, and 500 in order – total
six conditions.
• There are lots of X-ray dose in Large Focus steps, so calibration should be
proceeded with enough time.
• Calibration values are divided by two sections which are Small FOCUS and
Large FOCUS. Therefore, it should be calibrated by kV mean value (1.1)
separately.
※ Since 120kV 320mA / 100kV 400mA / 80kV 500mA are the maximum output
conditions of Equipment, calibration should be proceeded with setting ms as
50ms.

2.8.4. <Summary> X-ray Tube Calibration by Using OP Console
A. Preparing X-ray Calibration

B. Entering Calibration Mode
C. System Setting
D. Reference mA Calibration
E. kV, mA Calibration each steps
A. Preparing X-ray Calibration
1. Connect the CH1 of Oscilloscope to TP7 (kV FB) of Main control board.
2. Connect the CH2 of Oscilloscope to TP19 (mA FB) of Main control board.
3. Oscilloscope setting
a. kV: CH1 VDC Level is 1V per 50kV
b. mA: CH2 VDC Level is 1V per 10mA (In case of Small filament)
CH2 VDC Level is 1V per 100mA (In case of Large filament)

Ex)
Green Waveform = Approx. 1.5V (75kV)
Yellow Waveform = Approx. 6V (63mA)
Fig.2.58. Waveform of kV and mA
B. Entering Calibration Mode
1. Turn on the generator power with On/Off switch.

2. Keep press the SAVE button until completely turned on the generator.
3. If it is completely turned on, Address No. will be shown as below.
Fig. 2.59.

B-1. CAL Address Chart
1 kV, mA CAL 2 AEC CAL 3 SYSTEM CAL 4 Factory Reset

L,M,H Ref
1.1 kV Ref. 2.1 3.1 Model 4.1 System Reset
Value
1.2 mA Ref. 2.2 Density Value 3.2 TUBE 4.2 CAL Data Reset
kV Fine AEC Ref
1.3 2.3 3.3 kV Limit 4.3 AEC Data Reset
Control Value
mA Fine
1.4 3.4 SmA / LmA limit 4.4 APR Reset
Control
1.5 mA PRE 3.5 Fix mA 4.5 All Reset
mA Small
1.6 3.6 DAP
Shift
mA Large Size Count

1.7 3.7
Shift Step
3.8 Non Bucky
3.9 Bucky1
3.A Bucky2
3.B Aux
Bucky Delay
3.C
Time
3.D AEC1
3.E AEC2
3.F CAP Bank
1. Already set the default value by customer’s order.

2. To change the Address No., press the ‘Up and Down’ Button.
3. User can change and set the value of each address by condition.
* To save the value, keep press the ‘Save’ button for 3 seconds.

C. System Setting
No. Model Tube kV Limit SmA/LmA Limit Fix mA DAP Size Cont
0 Small Large All mA None -

1 CAP 100 E7239 125kV 63 mA 80 mA Fix mA DAP En 1
2 CAP 200 E7242 150kV 80 mA 100 mA 2
3 CAP 300 E7252 100 mA 125 mA 3
4 5D E7884 125 mA 160 mA 4
5 6D RAD-14 160 mA 200 mA 5
6 8D 200 mA 250 mA 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
Non Grid Delay

No. Bucky 1 Bucky 2 Aux AEC1 AEC 2 Cap Bank
Bucky Time
0 None None None None 10 msec None None None
Non Non
1 Film Film Sol Film Sol Film Sol 20 msec Cap Bank En
Bucky Bucky
2 DR Ch 1 Film Mot Film Mot Film Mot 30 msec Bucky1 Bucky1
DR Sol DR Sol DR Sol
3 DR Ch 2 40 msec Bucky2 Bucky2
Ch1 Ch1 Ch1
DR Sol DR Sol DR Sol
4 50 msec Aux Aux
Ch2 Ch2 Ch2
DR Mot DR Mot DR Mot
5 60 msec
Ch1 Ch1 Ch1
DR Mot DR Mot DR Mot
6
Ch2 Ch2 Ch2
7 250 msec
8
9 500 msec
* To save the value, keep press the ‘Save’ button for 3 seconds

D. Reference mA Calibration
1. Small Filament
a. Connect the CH1 of Oscilloscope to TP7 (kV FB) of Main control board.
b. Connect the CH2 of Oscilloscope to TP19 (mA FB) of Main control board.
c. Set the X-ray condition as 80kV, 100mA and 100ms on Console.
d. Exposure X-ray and measure the mA value.
e. If it need to adjust the mA value, user have to change the value of
1.6 then re-exposure x-ray again to match to 100mA.
2. Large Filament
c. Set the X-ray condition as 80kV, 200mA and 100ms on Console.
d. Exposure X-ray and measure the mA value.
e. If it need to adjust the mA value, Engineer have to change the value
of 1.7 then re-exposure x-ray again to match to 200mA.
* To save the value, keep press the ‘Save’ button for 3 seconds.
Fig. 2.60.

E. kV, mA Calibration each steps
1. Small Filament
c. Set the X-ray condition as 40kV, 40mA and 100ms.
d. Exposure X-ray at 40kV with 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 mA.
e. If kV and mA value is whether higher or lower, adjust the value of
“1.3 kV_mA Ref.” to match the mA value of each mA. And adjust the
value of “1.4 mA_kV Ref.” to match the kV value of 40kV.
f. By same procedure, check and adjust the kV and mA as below chart.
* To save the Value, keep press the ‘Save’ button for 3 seconds.
40mA 50mA 63mA 80mA 100mA 125mA
40kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
60kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
80kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
100kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
120kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
Small Focus Calibration Address
mA
40mA 50mA 63mA 80mA 100mA 125mA
kVp
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
40kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
60kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.6 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
80kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
100kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
120kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
* Remarks; The above table shows the number of addresses to be used for each section.
( ) Number: Calibration Order
Yellow box: When setting Small mA mean value, proceed it first.

2. Large Filament
c. Set the X-ray condition as 40kV, 160mA and 100ms.
d. Exposure X-ray at 40kV with 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, 500 mA.
e. If kV and mA value is whether higher or lower, adjust the value of
“1.3 kV_mA Ref.” to match the mA value of each mA. And adjust the
value of “1.4 mA_kV Ref.” to match the kV value of 40kV.
f. By same procedure, check and adjust the kV and mA as below chart
* To Save the Value, keep press the ‘Save’ button for 3 seconds.
160mA 200mA 250mA 320mA 400mA 500mA

40kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
60kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms
80kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 50ms
100kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 100ms 50ms
120kV 100ms 100ms 100ms 50ms
Large Focus Calibration Address
mA
160mA 200mA 250mA 320mA 400mA 500mA
kVp
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
40kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
60kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.7 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2
80kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
100kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
120kV
1.1 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
* Remarks; The above table shows the number of addresses to be used for each section.
( ) Number: Calibration Order
Yellow box: When setting Large mA mean value, proceed it first.


2.8.5. How to Calibrate AEC in the OP Console
1. Press the ( ) button to enter the 2.1 Mode.
Fig. 2.61.
2. The value of L,M,H are saved as 88 (1 ~ 99). (For Vacutec chamber saved as 88.)
3. Density Value : -90 ~ +99
4. To change AEC ref Value (1 ~ 99), 2mm Copper (21mm Al) needs to be used.
SID 100
80kV 320mA
It changes value of L = 0 to permit 12msec.
M = 0 is 8msec.
H = 0 is 6msec.

2.8.6. How to Calibrate AEC in the PC Software
1. Press the ( ) button to enter the 2.1 Mode.
Fig. 2.62.
2. The value of L,M,H are saved as 88 (1 ~ 99).

(Only Vacutec chamber can be saved as 88.)
3. Density Value : -90 ~ +99
4. To change AEC ref Value (1 ~ 99), 2mm Copper (21mm Al) needs to be used.
SID 100
80kV 320mA
It changes value of L = 0 to permit 12msec.
M = 0 is 8msec.
H = 0 is 6msec.

2.8.7. How to Proceed Settings by Using Mini OP Console
Pull out the wire and connect it to GX-Mini D by using the bottom part of the console.
ⓑ Calibration CAL
ⓓ Use PC
For USB
Communication
For Hand For HX-D5H

Switch Generator
Fig. 2.63. X-Mini D

2.8.8. How to Proceed Generator Settings by Using Mini Console (Using PC)
1. Notice at proceeding Calibration
1) Proceed the Calibration with increasing every kVp 20kVp each.

2) Because Small Focus, Large Focus is applied mean value per each, it should adjust
the mean value separately.
3) If X-ray S/W is positioned in the middle at exposure, Error C.no 01 is happened. So
X-ray Switch should be pressed continuously.
4) Calibration process is started from 40mA.
2. Explanation of Address number.
Role and Explanation of each Address number.
1) Adjust the Mean value of kVp per each Small Focus, Large Focus.
2) Adjust the Mean value of mA per each Small Focus, Large Focus.
3) If the value is not matched even though with adjusting mA Mean value, apply to
only the relevant condition value with using in case of Fine adjustment.
4) If the value is not matched even though with adjusting kVp Mean value, apply to
only the relevant condition value with using in case of Fine adjustment.
5) Adjust mA value with adjusting the waveform of Oscilloscope.
6) Using at adjusting Small Focus mA Mean value.
7) Using at adjusting Large Focus mA Mean value.

2.8.9. Explanation of Switch in Console
<Explanation of Console system>
1 5 7 9
C
6
A B
2 3 4
Fig. 2.64.
No. Name No. Name
1 APR Address S/W 7 System Delete S/W
2 BUCKY Set S/W 8 Change S/W
3 Sec, mAs Change S/W 9 Data Save S/W
4 FOCUS Change S/W 10 Ready S/W
5 Change S/W 11 Expose S/W
6 Change S/W 12 Set Chamber S/W

<Calibration - Small Focus>
Fig. 2.65.
1. Set condition 80kVp 40mA 100ms. (Adjust Mean value at 80kVp)
2. Confirm the value with using Exposure.
3. If kVp is not matched, use compensation value at Address 1.1.
4. If mA is not matched, use compensation value at Address 1.6.
5. Match the Value on instrument using the relevant address and Value on Console window.
- If kVp value is increased, mA value is going up.

- If mA value is increased, kVp value is going down.
- Small Focus Range: 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125mA
Fig. 2.66.
1. Set Condition 40kVp 40mA 100ms.
2. Confirm the Value with using Exposure.


Fig. 2.67.

Fig. 2.68.


Fig. 2.69.

Fig. 2.70.


Fig. 2.71.


Fig. 2.72.


Fig. 2.73.


Fig. 2.74.


Fig. 2.75.


Fig. 2.76.



Fig. 2.77.


Fig. 2.78.


Fig. 2.79.

Fig. 2.80.



Fig. 2.81.


Fig. 2.82.


Fig. 2.83.

Fig. 2.84.



Fig. 2.85.


Fig. 2.86.



Fig. 2.87.

Fig. 2.88.


Fig. 2.89.

Fig. 2.90.



Fig. 2.91.


Fig. 2.92.


Fig. 2.93.

Fig. 2.94.


<Calibration - Large Focus>
Button click
→ Change Focus
Fig. 2.95.

- Large Focus Range: 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, 500mA
Fig. 2.96.


Fig. 2.97.


Fig. 2.98.


Fig. 2.99.


Fig. 2.100.



Fig. 2.101.


Fig. 2.102.



Fig. 2.103.


Fig. 2.104.



Fig. 2.105.


Fig. 2.106.


Fig. 2.107.


Fig. 2.108.



Fig. 2.109.


Fig. 2.110.


Fig. 2.111.


Fig. 2.112.



Fig. 2.113.


Fig. 2.114.


Fig. 2.115.


Fig. 2.116.


Fig. 2.117.


Fig. 2.118.



Fig. 2.119.


Fig. 2.120.
1. Set Condition 80kVp 500mA 50.0ms.



2.8.10. How to Proceed AEC Chamber Settings by Using Mini Console
3-1 : L Ref Value : Value Range 1 ~ 99
Fig. 2.121.
3-2 : M Ref Value : Value Range 1 ~ 99
Fig. 2.122.

3-3 : H Ref Value : Value Range 1 ~ 99
Fig. 2.123.
3-4 : Density Value : Value Range ±99
Fig. 2.124.

3-5 : Density Value : Value Range ±99
Fig. 2.125.
3-6 : AEC Ref Value : Value Range 1 ~ 99
Fig. 2.126.

4. HV Generator (HX-D5H)
Fig. 2.127.

1 HV Tank Increases primary voltage to high voltage for generating an X-ray.
HV Control &
2 Controls filament tube current, and transits AC voltage to DC voltage.
Inverter
5. Generator Layout and the Function of Each PCB
Rotor & Interface Main Control

PCB Ass’y PCB Ass’y
SMPS
(SNP-Y041)
Filament
PCB Ass’y
Fig. 2.128. HX-DxH - Front View
No. Device Description

1 Rotor & Interface Rotor voltage supply and interface of component device
2 Main Control System control & saving setting values
3 Filament Filament voltage supply & control
4 SMPS Voltage supply

Magnetic IGBT Drive
Contactor LC1 PCB Ass’y
Magnetic ROTOR
Contactor LC2 Capacitor
High Voltage
Tank
Fig. 2.129. HX-DxH – Side View

1 Magnetic Contactor LC1 1st Power supply
2 Magnetic Contactor LC2 2nd Power supply
3 IGBT Drive IGBT Switching Control
4 RTOR CAP Activate ROTOR
5 High Voltage Tank High Voltage generator

Main Fuse
Main EMI Filter
(JT 60060)
SMPS
(SNP-Y11T)
Sub-EMI Filter
Discharging
Charging Resistor
Resistor
Fig. 2.130. HX-DxH – Right Side View
Fig. 2.131. HX-DxH – Right Side View

1 Main EMI Filter Protects EMI interference
2 Main Fuse Protects the Electric risk
3 SMPS Supplies the main power
4 Charging Resistor Controls input current
5 Discharging Resistor Discharges the residual Voltage
6 Sub EMI Filter Protects EMI interference

Magnetic
Rotor Capacitor
Contactor LC1
Magnetic
Contactor LC2
High Voltage Tank
Main Transformer
Fig. 2.132. HX-DxH – Rear View
Magnetic
Contactor LC1
Main Fuse
High Voltage Tank
Main EMI Filter
IGBT Drive
Rotor Capacitor
PCB Ass’y
Fig. 2.133. HX-DxH – Top View

IGBT Drive
PCB Ass’y
Rotor Capacitor
Magnetic
Contactor LC1/LC2
Main Transformer
HV Tank
Fig. 2.134. HX-DxH – Whole View

Chapter
2.9 Internal Connection

1. AEC Connection
AEC 1 (Table)
AEC 2
Fig. 2.135.
NOTE
The installation screw etc. must not touch an internal substrate. Otherwise, it may cause
a breakdown. When driving it into the wall, the length of part of it that will go through
outside a wall must be shorter than 9mm.

2. Bucky 1 (Table) and Detector 1
One bucky and one detector can be connected to Rotor & Interface PCB Ass’y.
Refer to the figure below. In our system, Table bucky is set as Bucky 1.

DET
RDY +
RDY -
110Vac RET +
0Vac RET -
Bucky 1 & Detector 1
Fig. 2.136. Top Part of Main Control PCB Ass’y
3. Bucky 1 and Bucky 2

Two buckies can be connected to ROTOR & Interface PCB Ass’y.
Refer to the figure below.

DET
RDY +
RDY -
110Vac RET +
0Vac RET -
Bucky 1 Bucky 2
Fig. 2.137. Top Part of Main Control PCB Ass’y

Chapter
2.10 Attachment of Hand Switch Ass’y

Check whether the parts listed below are provided. Then, assemble the parts as shown below.
1. Hand Switch
2. Hand Switch Holder
3. Hand Switch Bracket
4. Screw M3 x 8 (2 pcs)
5. Screw M4 x 10 (2 pcs)
Fig. 2.138.
NOTE
First, mount the hand-switch bracket (A) to the control console with the screws specified
as no. 4 in the above.
2
3
5
1
4
Fig. 2.139. Hand Switch Bracket Ass’y
No. Name
1 Hand Switch Bracket
2 Hand Switch Holder
3 Screw M3x8 (2 pcs)
4 Screw M4 x 10 (2 pcs)
5 Hand Switch

■ How To Switch the Hand Switch – from the Right Side to the Left
Hand Switch
(Right Side Type)
Hand Switch
(Left Side Type)
Fig. 2.140.

■ How To Attach the OP Console to a Wall
2 1
1. OP Console Ass’y (H040100050) consists of

1) BK Console (327-3050)
2) BK Wall (327-3060)
2. Attach the BK Wall (327-3060) on the wall.

3. Release four (4) M4X10 screws to allow sliding BK
Console (327-3050).
4. Tighten four (4) M4X10 screws not to shake BK Console

(327-3050) itself.
5. Attach the OP Console on the wall.
Fig. 2.141.

Chapter
2.11 Fuse List

Shown on the next page are the fuses used for HX-D5H.
CAUTION
When the fuse is broken, replace it with a new one. It must be the same type and rating.
1. Transformer T1-40
Ref. No Rating
F-AIN-0 30A 500V

F-AIN-2 30A 500V
F-A0 20A 250V
F-A50 10A 250V
F-A125 10A 250V
F-A200 20A 250V
F-A220 20A 250V
F-L0 20A 250V
F-L115 10A 250V
F-L40 10A 250V
F-L100 10A 250V
F-L125 2A 250V
F-L135C 1A 250V
F-18T
<Slow Blow Fuse>

2. Power Input Section
Ref. No Rating
F-10LA 0.5A 250V

F-00LB 0.5A 250V
F-T2-0 1A 250V
F-T2-2 1A 250V
<Slow Blow for All>

3. Terminal Unit
Ref. No Rating
F-L0T 5A 250V
F-L100T 5A 250V
F-A0T 10A 250V
F-A200T 10A 250V
<Slow Blow for All>

4. IGBT Unit
Ref. No Rating
F1A 100A 600V
<Fast Acting>
5. SA CONT - 2002 (Option)
Ref. No Rating
F-1 20A 250V
F-2 20A 600V
<F-1 Slow Blow / F-2 Fast Acting>
6. XAT – 2H
Ref. No Rating
F-UN 10A 250V
F-VN 10A 250V
F-WN 10A 250V
<Slow Blow for All>

03 Troubleshooting
This chapter explains error messages displayed on the screen of equipment
and how to fix them.
3.1 Error/Check Code
3.2 Troubleshooting
3.3 How to Solve Problem

Chapter
3.1 Error/Check Code

Error/check codes mean a system malfunctioning and failure. If an error/check code occurs,
it will be displayed on the kV, mA, and sec/mAs status window with an alarming sound.
When it occurs, a user can reboot the system for resetting a device, or fix the malfunction
and stabilize the system. Every error/check code will be displayed like the table below.
It represents the basic information on maintenance or actions for error/check codes
occurred in the system, for a service representatives or an end-user.
Codes Reason Description

When a shorter exposure timing was performed longer
C.no 01 Exposure Fail than an exposure time that has been set on the operation
panel
AEC chamber is not connected nor able to detect a trigger
C.no 02 AEC Fail
signal after the AEC chamber is configured.
When there is no return signal in three seconds after a
C.no 03 Detector Required
detector is connected
When there is no return signal in three seconds after a grid
C.no 04 Grid Required
is connected
C.no 05 Door Open When a door of socket of HV generator is opened
Tube Temperature When a tube temperature exceeds a limit of tube
C.no 06
Over thermistor
When a connecting interface is opened after a capacitor
C.no 07 Cap-bank Check
bank is connected
X-ray Key Input In case of the ready button being pressed for longer than
C.no 08
Check ten seconds during an X-ray exposure (Protection rotor)
E.no 09 EP, IP Set Error The IC (U2, U29) are missing from the main board.
When the capacitor charging reference voltage drops
E.no 10 Change Monitor Error within about 10% (Ex. Charging reference voltage: 250V
single phase, 410V three phase)
E.no 11 Zero Cross Over When a main power input is over 65Hz (50~60hz)
E.no 12 Zero Cross Low When a main power input is lower than 45Hz (50~60hz)
High Current When a current output exceeds 10% when switching a
E.no 13
Detected on Rotor rotor (Approximating 4.2V)
Low Current When a current output is lower than 10% when switching a
E.no 14
Detected on Rotor rotor (Approximating 4.2V)
High Current
It occurs when a value of filament current exceeds a
E.no 15 Detected on
standard value for protecting an X-ray tube unit.
STB Filament
Low Current
It occurs when a value of filament current is lower than a
E.no 16 Detected on
standard value for protecting an X-ray tube unit
STB Filament

Codes Reason Description
Filament control current displayed an error regarding its
E.no 17 EXPOFil FB Level Error
level.
More than 20% of tolerance of set kV occurred due to kV

E.no 18 EXPOkV FB Level Error
feedback error.
More than 20% of tolerance of set mA occurred due to

E.no 19 EXPOmA FB Level Error
mA feedback error.
The kV setting range exceeds the allowable tolerance

E.no 20 H/W kV FB Max Over
range.
The mA setting range exceeds the allowable tolerance

E.no 21 H/WmA FB Max Over
range.
E.no 22 H/W +kV Level Error Measured kV value is +20% than the set +kV value.
E.no 23 H/W–kV Level Error Measured kV value is -20% than the set -kV value.
It occurs for protecting a critical circuit board, when

E.no 24 Tank Interlock
connection of a high voltage transformer is opened.
It occurs when a primary current exceeds the standard

E.no 25 IGBT OCP Fault Error value at IGBT drive board (exceeds 10% of max.
standard)
It occurs for protecting an IGBT circuit board, when a

E.no 26 IGBT Temp Fault Error
temperature of heat sink plane exceeds 65°.
* Remarks;
1. C.no; Check code number

2. E.no; Error code number
3. Troubleshooting 168
Chapter
3.2 Troubleshooting
Error No. Code Name Solution
1. Check if the exposure switch is interrupted in the middle of
actual exposure.
2. Check the TP29 (FP_SET) and TP9 (GND) with an oscilloscope.
If the checked value is lower than the value set in the OP,
C.no 01 Exposure Fail
replace the Main_CTRL.
3. Check TP23 and TP25 (GND) with an oscilloscope. If there is no
saw tooth waveform coming from the Ion Chamber, replace the
main board or Ion Chamber.
1. After checking 3-D and 3-E in the CAL Mode, change them
according to the settings.
2. After checking the status of cable connection in the Ion
Chamber, adjust it.
C.no 02 AEC Fail
3. Check TP23 and TP25 (GND) with an oscilloscope. If there is an
input signal in the Ion Chamber, replace the Control Board.
4. Check TP23 and TP25 (GND) with an oscilloscope. If there is no
Ion Chamber input signal, replace the Ion Chamber.
1. Check the status of detector wiring connection.
2. Check whether Rotor board CN20 (RET+,RET-) or CN23
(RET+,RET-) is under short circuit condition in the ADE mode.
Detector It yes, correct it.
C.no 03
Required 3. If there is a contact signal of detector in the ADE mode, replace
the rotor board.
4. If there is no contact signal of detector in the ADE mode, replace
the detector.
1. Check the status of bucky wiring connection.
2. Check whether a rotor board CN19 (RET+,RET-) or CN20
C.no 04 Grid Required
(RET+,RET-) is under short circuit condition. If yes, correct it.
3. If the above are all normal, replace the rotor board.
1. Check the connection status in CN17 (DOOR_SW) on the rotor
C.no 05 Door Open board.
2. If the door contact signal is normal, replace the rotor board.
1. Check the status of wiring connection in CN11 on the rotor
board. If it has a problem, correct it. (Regarding its temperature,
Tube
refer to the Tube Data.)
C.no 06 Temperature
2. Check the temperature sensor in the X-ray tube.
Over
3. If the temperature sensor in the X-ray tube is normal, replace the
rotor board.
1. Check the activation of Cap Bank in the CAL code.
2. Check the status of wiring connection in CN13 on the rotor
Cap-bank
C.no 07 board.
Check
2, Check the status of contact point in Cap Bank.
3. If the above are normal, replace the rotor board.
1. Check whether an operator presses the ready button for longer
X-ray Key than ten seconds. Then, train the operator.
C.no 08
Input Check 2. Check the status of hand switch connection.
3. If the above are normal, replace the OP console.
EP, IP Set 1. When IC U2 and U29 are lost in the main board, replace the
E.no 09
Error board.

1. Check whether resistors R20 and R32 on the rotor board are
normal. (1Ø: 3W-30Kohm /3Ø: 3W-47Kohm). If not, replace the
rotor board.
Charge 2. Check whether a diode D17 on the rotor board is normal.
E.no 10
Monitor Error (1Ø: 1N5375 /3Ø: 1N5955B). If not, replace the rotor board.
3. When exposing an X-ray, check the minimum voltage in CN14
(lower than 200VDC). It can be all different depending on a
condition. Upon checking it, calibrate the kV and mA.
1. If a frequency of main power measured by an oscilloscope is
normal, replace the rotor board.
Zero Cross
E.no 11 2. If the Error no. 11 still appears even though the rotor board has
Over
been already replaced, contact DK Medical Systems service
representative.
Zero Cross If a frequency of main power measured by an oscilloscope is normal,
E.no 12
Low replace the rotor board.
1. Check the rotor cable.
2. Check a resistor value in the rotor.
High Current
3. After removing the wiring from the rotor board, press the Ready. If
E.no 13 Detected on
Rotor the Err no.13 still shows up, replace the rotor board.
4. After removing the wiring from the rotor board, press the Ready. If
the Err no.14 shows up, replace the X-ray tube.
1. Check the rotor cable.
2. If the wiring is normal, check the rotor rotation by pressing the
Low Current
Ready button. (If the Err no. 14 still shows up while rotating the
E.no 14 Detected on
rotor, replace the rotor board.)
Rotor
3. If the wiring is normal, check the rotor rotation by pressing the
Ready button. (If the rotor is not rotated, replace the X-ray tube.)
1. Check the ‘LED1 ON’ in the Filament board. If the LED1 is turned
OFF, check the power in SMPS.
2. Check the voltage between TP3 and TP5 on the filament board: If
High Current it exceeds 2.5V, replace the filament board; If lower than 2.5V,
E.no 15 Detected on replace the main CTRL board. If greater than 2.5V of voltage is
STB Filament detected in the HFG Filament Current Feedback at the Standby
status, check the output value of main CTRL board and the status
of filament DRV board.
3. If the problem still exists, replace the HV tank.
1. Check the filament board whether the LED1 is turned ON. If the
LED is turned OFF, check the power in SMPS.
2. Check the voltage between TP3 and TP5 on the filament board; if
Low Current it is lower than 0.5V, replace the filament board. If greater than
E.no 16 Detected on 0.5V, replace the main CTRL board. If lower than 0.5V of voltage
STB Filament is detected in the HFG Filament Current Feedback at the Standby
status, check the output value of Main CTRL Board and check the
status of filament DRV board.
3. If still the problem exists, replace the HV tank.
1. Check the power of SMPS. (SNPSNP-Y041)
2. Check the current between TP15 and TP9 (GND) on main CTRL
board with an oscilloscope. If the measured current has 20% of
difference compared with the established current value, replace
EXPO Fil FB the main CTRL board.
E.no 17
Level Error 3. Check the current between TP13 and TP9 on the main CTRL
board with an oscilloscope; if the set current is lower than 100mA,
then 1V is 10mA. If greater than 100mA, 1V is 100mA.
If abnormal, replace the filament board.
4. If the problem still occurs, contact DK Medical Systems service
representative.
1. Check the voltage in TP7 of the main board with an oscilloscope.
(1V=50kV)
2. If the voltage in TP7 shows more than 20% of difference, check the
EXPO kV FB voltage in TP29 and TP9 whether the set voltage is normal.
E.no 18 (ex: Check whether the input voltage is 1V at 50kV setting. If not,
Level Error
replace the control board.)
3. If the voltage in TP7 has more than 20% of difference under the
normal input power, it is speculated that the HV tank has a
problem.
1. Check the current of TP19 on the main board with an oscilloscope;
if it is lower than the 100mA which is the set current, 1V is10mA. If
greater than 100mA, 1V is100mA. If the measured current has 20%
EXPO mA of difference compared with the established current value, replace
E.no 19 FB Level the main board.
Error 2. Check the current between TP15 and TP9(GND). If the measured
current value is different from the set value, replace the main
board. If it is normal, it is speculated that the HV tank has a
problem.
1. Check the TP7 on the main board with an oscilloscope. if the
H/W kV FB feedback voltage is greater than 3.2V, proceed the calibration.
E.no 20
Max Over 2. After conducting the calibration, if the same abnormality continues,
replace the main board.
1. Check TP19 on the main board with an oscilloscope, if the
feedback voltage at 100mA setting is greater than 8V, proceed the
H/W mA FB calibration.
E.no 21
Max Over
2. After calibration, if the same symptom continues, replace the main
board.
H/W +kV 1. Compare the voltage between TP6, TP8 and TP9 (GND) with
E.no 22
Level Error oscilloscope ch1 and ch2. If two waveforms are not in asymmetry,
H/W -kV it means the HV tank might have a problem.
E.no 23
Level Error 2. If they are in symmetry, replace the control board.

1. Check the HV cable connected to the HV tank.

E.no 24 Tank Interlock
2. Even though there is no problem in wiring connection, if the
problem still exists, replace the main board.
1. Check whether a LED1 on the IGBT board is turned ON. (If the
IGBT OCP LED1 is turned ON upon checking it, then check the status of
E.no 25
Fault Error IGBT board; whether IGBT is cracked. And, check the wire for
BASE INPUT.)
1. Check the temperature of heat sink of the IGBT board.
2. Check the wiring connection in CN9 of the IGBT drive board.

3. Check the wiring connection in CN2 of the IGBT Drive board.
IGBT Temp Wire them not to pass over the IGBT module.
E.no 26
Fault Error 4. Check the wiring connection to the temperature sensor.
5. Remove the wiring from the temperature sensor, and check the
temperature sensor device. If the temperature sensor is opened,
replace the temperature sensor. If it is closed, replace the IGBT
board.
* Remarks;
1. C.no; Check code number

2. E.no; Error code number
Chapter
3.3 How to Solve Problem

Range No. Symptom Solution
1 Oil Leakage in HV Tank Apply the Silicon on top.
2 APR LED does not turn on. Replace the Membrane sheet.
Mechanism
3 Mini console sheet is broken. Replace the mini console sheet.
Open the Oil Cap bolt on the top of
4 Oil Leakage in HV Tank
HV Tank.
Exposure not available beyond 95 kV
5 Bad IGBT & HV Tank
(at Small /Large)
6 Error E07 when exposing at 320mA Replace the Rotor B/D.
Error E07 at 90kVp 320mA 320ms,
7 Change the Main board (ver. 1.03)
OP console has a malfunction.
Bad contact in Magnet switch.
8 ACCURAY-D5 does not turn ON.
Replace the magnet switch.
Reset the Charging Limit of Main
9 Capacitor Bank is not charged.
B/D in Capacitor Bank.
Calibrated it due to 30% tolerance of
10 CB-200 Cap bank Error happened.
mA.
11 Error E.no 25 happened. Calibrate & set the lower limit.
12 Error E16 occurred. Replace Power SMPS.
13 Error E19 happened. Replace main B/D & Calibrate.

Operation
14 EI value drops to half randomly. Upgrade main B/D (v1.01 -> v1.06).
Exposure Condition goes down to

15 the lowest randomly. Insufficient Replace the software (v1.01 -> v1.06)
RAM Memory. Line in Detector.
16 Error E19 occurred. Replace the Main board & calibrate.
17 Error E21, E22 happened. Replace the H.V Tank.
18 Error E25 occurred. Calibrate.

Lack of supplied power from wall
19 Error E25 happened.
Studying attachment of CB-200.
20 IGBT Temp Error Rearrange sensor wire.
Reboot the workstation due to
21 Replace the Ready Switch.
unknown reasons.
22 Key input Error Calibrate Generator.

23 Bad X-Ray exposure with mini console Change the setting value.
No sound or small beep tone during
24 Replace the Mini Console board.
mini console exposure
25 Mini OP Console malfunction Re-install the program.
Replace the firmware v1.0 -> v1.1
26 No light on OP Console kV LED
on ROTOR B/D.
No light on 100 unit LED in OP console Replace the OP console LED
27
LED Ass'y.
Error E.no 19 on specific APR address
28 Replace the F-RAM.
in OP Console
29 X-Ray Key Input Error Matching Code
30 Different X-Ray Dosage X-Ray Calibration
Change the Console position and
31 Different Time in X-Ray
replace IGBT cable.
32 Not Ready randomly Change the USB port.
Exposure condition in XCG changes Upgrade XCG V330 ->V423 patch

33
randomly. on Main board (v1.03 -> v1.04)
Exposing conditions between XCG & Replace the main board &
34
Generator are not matched. calibrate it.
Mechanism
Replace the Main board. Calibrate
35 X-Ray is not generated randomly.
and set APR.
36 It does not turn ON randomly. Replace the ROTOR B/D.
37 System gets turned down randomly. Repair the Cable from CB-200.
Less conditioned image is acquired
38 Change the generator setting.
randomly.
Replace the board of abnormal
39 Abnormal exposure condition randomly.
condition.
The ‘Ready’ is activated under the
40 Replace the Ready S/W.
Stand-by mode.
Randomly, the exposure process does
41 Replace the Ready exposure S/W.
not work after the READY status.
Unable to hear the Exposure beep tone
42 Replace the Mini Console.
randomly from the Mini console.
43 Main Fuse is opened (60A). Replace Main Fuse(60A)
Rotor & Interface B/D were damaged

44 Replace the Rotor & Interface B/D.
due to wrong connection.
Adjust the exposure condition
45 Image blurring
(Image parameter- kV, mA).
1. Tube Rotor activates when the
Replace the Rotor Board & Main
46 power is on.
Board.
2. Less conditioned image is acquired.
Firmware upgrade on Main B/D
Exposure condition does not fit &
47 (V1.05->V1.06). Install a new version
An image is not acquired sometimes.
of XCG.
Different exposure condition is
48 Replace the Main B/D & Calibrate it.
applied, or an image is not acquired.
49 Bad operation of Generator in mobile Replace the BUSSMAN Fuse.

Beep sound does not stop after
50 Replace the mini console.
completing the exposure.
Operation
mAs condition does not fit sometimes
51 when communicate with the OP Conso Calibrate it.
le.
OP console malfunction & Conditions
Replace the Main Board & Calibrate
52 change when the equipment is turned
it.
ON.
53 OP Console is not turned ON. Replace the Console board.
54 OP Console is not turned ON. Replace the Rotor & Interface board.
Circuit breaker turns OFF due to leaka

55 Check the ground and static current.
ge current.
1. Communication between WS & Gen

Upgrade D5 main board (v1.06),
erator cuts off randomly.
56 Install Serial Cable & Reinstall Elui
2. Less conditioned image is acquired
program.
randomly.
1.Communication between WS & Gene Replace USB Port-type cable toRS-2

57 rator cuts off randomly. 32C Cable.
2. Exposure condition does not work. Upgrade Main B/D.
Mini Console does not communicate wi Change the Port settings of Device
Commu- 58
th PC. Manager.
nication
Replace the main B/D and connect
The communication between ACC-D5
59 the communication line (Change Ver.
and Elui is cut off randomly.
1.01 -> 1.06)
Upgrade main B/D and connect RS-2
60 Communication is cut off randomly.
32c. Proceed calibration.
Communication with the Generator

61 Replace the Mini Console.
does not work.
62 Mini OP Console is cut off sometimes. Change Main board F/W V1.3>>V1.4.

Inspection &
04 Maintenance
This chapter explains the daily and periodic inspection items and the
consumables.
4.1 Maintenance and Inspection
4.2 Periodic Replaced Parts

Chapter
4.1 Maintenance and Inspection

In order to maintain the performance of the radiographic system, a user shall perform
periodic maintenance inspection. In addition, a user shall take a responsibility as well as an
authority for maintenance and inspection tasks. It is not only applied to a user but also to a
manufacturer; they shall follow the procedure described below. Periodic inspection shall be
proceed regularly after the equipment installation. The manufacturer shall prepare
component parts for the next 10 years.
Menu To Be Carried Out by Interval

Starting
Daily Operator or equipment manager At the start of work every day
Inspection
Inspe
ction Ending
Operator or equipment manager At the end of work every day
Inspection
Cleaning and
Operator or equipment manager As required
Sanitation
Periodic Inspection Our service agent Every 6 months
4.1.1 Daily Inspection (Refer to 6.1 Daily Checklist.)
The daily inspection consists of the starting and ending inspections. Daily inspection is
necessary in order to use the system for a long time. Check whether all inspections
and correct actions have been completed, before using the system.
Refer to the “Starting Inspection Checklist” and “Ending Inspection Checklist” in 6.1
“Daily Checklist”. We recommend that you retain filled out copy of the “Starting
Inspection Checklist” and “Ending Inspection Checklist” for a certain period of time.
4.1.2 Cleaning and Sanitation
1. Turn off the power of HV generator, and cut down the electricity.
2. Conduct a visual inspection on the cable connection among component devices.
3. If any rust is found in chemical materials, increase the interval of cleaning component
devices. Use a cloth damped with warm, soapy water for sanitation. Just swipe a cover
or an enclosure of device. Do not use any solvent type of cleaner.

WARNING
Be sure to turn OFF the system power before cleaning and disinfecting the
system.
Otherwise, a malfunction may occur in the system, or the system may operate in an
unintended way.
WARNING
This equipment has no protection against exposure to liquids. Do not operate

this equipment in a place with a possibility of liquid exposure. Otherwise, an
electric shock may occur.
Pay attention not to spill liquids on the surface or the inside of this equipment. In case of
liquids spillage on the equipment, stop operating the equipment immediately and
contact our service department.
WARNING
Be cautious when using a sanitary spray.

Do not use a sanitary spray that is flammable or can cause an explosion. Vapor from a
sanitary spray may ignite, causing life-threatening or serious injury as well as damage
to the system.
WARNING
Before turning on the power, thoroughly ventilate the room after cleaning a
device, in order to prevent it from accidents.
Flammable gases accumulated in the room may ignite, smoke, explode, or cause an
electric shock when the power is turned on.
4. Inspection & Maintenance 178

CAUTION
Do not use organic solvent.

Organic solvent may change the equipment’s surface color. If adherent, wipe the
organic solvent out immediately.
WARNING
Do not use any of the following sanitizers.

The equipment performance and safety cannot be guaranteed if one of the
following sanitizers is used:
• Chlorine-based sanitizer
• Sanitizer that corrodes metal, plastic, rubber, or paint
• Sanitizer unsuitable for metal, plastic, rubber, or paint
• Spray-gas type sanitizer
• Volatile sanitizer
• Sanitizer that may enter the equipment
Use the amount of sanitizer as minimum as possible.

Sanitation over a long period may result in external fading and cracking or
deterioration of rubber and plastic parts. If such changes are found in the equipment
due to sanitation, stop using the equipment immediately and consult with your DK
Medical Systems service representative.
WARNING
Do not apply a sanitizer directly, or spray it onto the system.

Wipe off the surface with a cloth soaked in 2 % glutaraldehyde liquids. And, disassemble
the components (especially machine parts) as much as possible, and clean them with a
cloth soaked in 2 % glutaraldehyde liquids, or sanitize them with ethylene oxide gas. If a
sanitizer gets inside the system, it can cause a trouble or an accident.

1. Ensure that the equipment is turned off.
2. Carry out cleaning and sanitizing the equipment.
3. When the cleaning and sanitation are completed, check the following points before
turning on the power:
• No water or sanitizer remains on the surface
• All tools used for cleaning and sanitizing the equipment are cleared away.
4.1.3 Periodic Inspection
It should be conducted by DK Medical Systems service representative.
Periodic inspection mainly affects the equipment performance and its internal
mechanism. The inspection requires a deep understanding about the internal
mechanisms which can be dangerous for an untrained personnel. Contact your DK
Medical Systems service representative if you wish to request a periodic inspection.
It is recommended to conduct periodic inspection every six (6) months. A fee is charged
for periodic inspection after a warranty is expired.
Item Description
X-ray output Check tube voltage, current, and exposure time.
4. Inspection & Maintenance 180

Chapter
4.2 Periodic Replaced Parts

In order to maintain the performance of the equipment, it is necessary to replace the
defective parts and broken parts immediately. However, replacement of parts must be
performed by trained personnel authorized by DK Medical Systems Co., Ltd.. The parts
that need to be replaced periodically are listed below.
4.2.1 Fuse
Manufacturer
No. Component Part No. Technical data
/ Type
Generator
1 Main Fuse (F1, F2, F3) 600V, 60A Buss (JT60060)
500V, 10A Cylindrical
2 Magnetic Fuse (F4, F5, F6) Legrand
type (10x38mm)
Generator: Rotor I/F Board
3 Fuse (F1, F4, F5, F6, F7) 250V, 10A (20mm) Glass type
4 Fuse (F2, F3) 250V, 3.15A (20mm) Glass type

Generator: Auto Trans Fuse
Fuse
5 250V, 2A (30mm) Glass type
(F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9)
6 Fuse (F1, F2, F3) 250V, 3A (30mm) Glass type
7 Fuse (F10, F11) 250V, 5A (30mm) Glass type
8 Fuse (F12, F13, F14) 250V, 10A (30mm) Glass type
4.2.2 Hand Switch
Part Name Part No.
Hand Switch

05 Technical Data

Chapter

System Name HX-D5H
General radiography / Wall stand radiography / Table
Technique Factors
radiography
Available Tube Unit 1ea (E7239X)
kV 40 to 125 kV (E7239X)
10 to 500 mA (E7239X)
mA Small : 10, 12.5, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50 ,64, 80, 100, 125mA
Large : 200, 250, 320, 400, 500mA
Setting mAs 0.1 to 500 mAs

Range 0.001 to 10 sec
1ms ~ 10000ms (41 steps)

sec 1, 1.2, 1.6, 2, 2.5, 3.2, 4, 5, 6.3, 8, 10, 12.5, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40,
50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, 500, 630, 800,
1000, 1250, 1600, 2000, 2500, 3200, 4000, 5000, 6300,
8000, 10000 ms
APR Max. 224 APR conditions from 32 APR addresses
Exposure conditions are displayed on an operation panel or a

Display
monitor
Setting Method Membrane-sheet keys
Error/check codes are displayed on an operation panel or a

Self-diagnosis
monitor.
Nominal Supply Voltage

220VAC (±10%) (50/60 Hz)
(50/60 Hz)
Power Consumption 70 kVA
Short Time Rating Single phase : E7239X: 40kW (125kV, 320mA / 80 kV, 500mA)
Nominal Electric Power 40kW for 100ms
kV 80kV 100kV 125kV
mA 500mA 400mA 320mA
SID Measuring Range Max. 180cm
Coefficient of
CV (Coefficient Value) ≤ 0.05
Reproducibility

System Name HX-D5H
Operation Panel 333 (W) x 269 (H) x 269 (D) mm
Dimensions Mini Console 148 (W) x 34 (H) x 110 (D) mm
Control Cabinet 571 (W) x 489 (H) x 473.7 (D) mm
Operation Panel 3 kg
Weight Mini Console 0.4kg
Control Cabinet 82 kg
Nominal Min.
1ms
AEC Exposure Time
Radiography
mAs Limit 500mAs
Tube Voltage ±10 %

Accuracy of
Loading Tube Current ±20%
Factor
(Including mAs ±(10% + 0.2mAs)
AEC)
Loading Time ±(10% + 1ms)
5. Technical Data 184

Chapter

System Name HX-D6H
General radiography / Wall stand radiography / Table
Technique Factors
radiography
Available Tube Unit 3ea (E7239X, E7884X, RAD-14)
kV 40 to 125 kV (E7239X), 40 to 150 kV (E7884X, RAD-14)
10 to 500 mA (E7239X), 10 to 630mA (E7884X, RAD-14)
mA Small : 10, 12.5, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50 ,64, 80, 100, 125,
160mA
Large : 200, 250, 320, 400, 500, 630mA
Setting mAs 0.1 to 500 mAs
Range
0.001 to 10 sec
1ms ~ 10000ms (41 steps)

sec 1, 1.2, 1.6, 2, 2.5, 3.2, 4, 5, 6.3, 8, 10, 12.5, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40,
50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, 500, 630, 800,
1000, 1250, 1600, 2000, 2500, 3200, 4000, 5000, 6300, 8000,
10000 ms
APR Max. 224 APR conditions from 32 APR address
Exposure conditions are displayed on operation panel or

Display
monitor
Setting Method Membrane-sheet keys
Error/check codes are displayed on operation panel or

Self-diagnosis
monitor
Nominal Supply Voltage 3-Phase, 380-400VAC(±10%) (50/60 Hz)
Power Consumption 75 kVA
Three-phase : E7239X: 40kW (125kV, 320mA / 80 kV, 500mA)

Short Time Rating
E7884X: 50kW (150kV, 320mA / 100 kV, 500mA)
Nominal Electric Power 50kW for 100ms
Kv 100kV 150kV
mA 500mA 320mA
SID Measuring Range Max. 180cm
Coefficient of
CV (Coefficient Value) ≤ 0.05
Reproducibility

System name HX-D6H
Operation Panel 333 (W) x 269 (H) x 269 (D) mm
Dimensions Mini Console 148 (W) x 34 (H) x 110 (D) mm
Control Cabinet 571 (W) x 489 (H) x 473.7 (D) mm
Operation Panel 3 kg
Weight Mini Console 0.4kg
Control Cabinet 84 kg
Nominal Min.
AEC 1ms
Exposure Time
Radiography
mAs Limit 500mAs
Tube Voltage ±10 %

Accuracy of
Loading Tube Current ±20%
Factor
(Including mAs, ±(10% + 0.2mAs)
AEC)
Loading Time ±(10% + 1ms)

Chapter

mA ranges of small/large focal spot for setting exposure condition are 10 to 125mA for small,
and 160 to 500mA for large. kV ranges are various by equipped X-ray tube unit. kV range for
E7239X is 40 to 125kV.
kV mA E7239 kV mA E7239
40 10 40 10
50 8 50 8
63 6.3 63 6.3
40 80 5 90 80 4
100 4 100 2.5
125 3.2 125 1.6
160 2.5 160 0.63
40 10 40 10
50 8 50 8
63 6.3 63 6.3
50 80 5 100 80 2.5
100 4 100 2
125 3.2 125 0.8
160 2.5 160 0.4
40 10 40 10
50 8 50 8
63 6.3 63 5
60 80 5 110 80 2
100 4 100 1.25
125 3.2 125 0.4
160 2.5 160 0.1
40 10 40 10
50 8 50 6.3
63 6.3 63 4
70 80 5 120 80 1.25
100 4 100 0.25
125 3.2 125 0.12
160 1.6 160 0.1
40 10 40 10
50 8 50 6.3
63 6.3 63 4
80 80 5 125 80 1.25
100 3.2 100 0.25
125 3.2 125 0.12
160 1 160 0.1

kV mA E7239 kV mA E7239
125 2.5 125 1.6
160 2.5 160 1.6
200 2 200 1.6
250 1.6 250 0.63
40 100
320 0.5 320 0.2
400 0.5 400 0.1
500 X 500 X
630 X 630 X
125 2.5 125 1.25
160 2.5 160 1.25
200 2 200 1.25
250 1.6 250 0.5
50 110
320 0.5 320 0.16
400 0.5 400 X
500 X 500 X
630 X 630 X
125 2.5 125 0.8
160 2.5 160 0.8
200 2 200 0.8
250 1.6 250 0.32
60 120
320 0.5 320 0.1
400 0.5 400 X
500 X 500 X
630 X 630 X
125 2.5 125 0.8
160 2.5 160 0.8
200 2 200 0.8
250 1.6 250 0.32
70 125
320 0.5 320 0.1
400 0.4 400 X
500 0.16 500 X
630 X 630 X
125 2 125 X
160 2 160 X
200 2 200 X
250 1.6 250 X
80 150
320 0.4 320 X
400 0.25 400 X
500 0.1 500 X
630 X 630 X
125 2
160 2
200 2
250 1
90
320 0.32
400 0.16
500 X
630 X

Chapter

mA ranges of small/large focal spot for setting exposure condition are 10 to 125mA for small,
and 160 to 630mA for large. kV ranges are various depending on the equipped X-ray tube
unit. kV range for E7884X is 40 to 150kV.

kV mA E7884 E7239 kV mA E7884 E7239
40 10 10 40 10 10
50 10 8 50 10 8
63 8 6.3 63 8 6.3
90 80 3.2 4
40 80 6.3 5
100 2.5 2.5
100 5 4 125 1.25 1.6
125 4 3.2 160 0.8 0.63
160 3.2 2.5 40 10 10
40 10 10 50 8 8
63 6.3 6.3
50 10 8
100 80 2.5 2.5
63 8 6.3 100 2 2
50 80 6.3 5 125 0.8 0.8
100 5 4 160 0.4 0.4
125 4 3.2 40 10 10
50 8 8
160 3.2 2.5
63 5 5
40 10 10 110 80 2 2
50 10 8 100 1.25 1.25
63 8 6.3 125 0.4 0.4
60 80 6.3 5 160 0.1 0.1
40 10 10
100 5 4
50 6.3 6.3
125 4 3.2 63 4 4
160 3.2 2.5 120 80 1.25 1.25
40 10 10 100 0.25 0.25
50 10 8 125 0.12 0.12
160 0.1 0.1
63 8 6.3
40 10 10
70 80 6.3 5 50 6.3 6.3
100 5 4 63 4 4
125 3.2 3.2 125 80 1.25 1.25
160 2.5 1.6 100 0.25 0.25
125 0.12 0.12
40 10 10 160 0.1 0.1
50 10 8 40 6.3 X
63 8 6.3 50 3.2 X
80 80 5 5 63 2 X
150 80 0.5 X
100 3.2 3.2
100 0.12 X
125 2 3.2 125 0.12 X
160 1.6 1 160 0.1 X
189 HX-DxH6 Service & Installation Manual SME-AccuRayD6-2

kV mA E7884 E7239 kV mA E7884 E7239

125 3.2 2.5 125 1.6 1.6
160 3.2 2.5 160 1.6 1.6
200 2.5 2 200 1.6 1.6
250 2 1.6 250 0.8 0.63
40 100
320 0.8 0.5 320 0.32 0.2
400 1.25 0.5 400 0.32 0.1
500 1 X 500 0.1 X
630 X X 630 X X
125 3.2 2.5 125 1.25 1.25
160 3.2 2.5 160 1.25 1.25
200 2.5 2 200 1.25 1.25
250 2 1.6 250 0.63 0.5
50 110
320 0.8 0.5 320 0.25 0.16
400 1.25 0.5 400 0.16 X
500 1 0.4 500 X X
630 0.4 X 630 X X
125 2.5 2.5 125 1 0.8
160 2.5 2.5 160 1 0.8
200 2.5 2 200 1 0.8
250 2 1.6 250 0.4 0.32
60 120
320 0.8 0.5 320 0.16 0.1
400 1.25 0.5 400 X X
500 1 0.4 500 X X
630 0.4 X 630 X X
125 2.5 2.5 125 1 0.8
160 2.5 2.5 160 1 0.8
200 2.5 2 200 1 0.8
250 2 1.6 250 0.4 0.32
70 125
320 0.8 0.5 320 0.16 0.1
400 1.25 0.4 400 X X
500 0.63 0.16 500 X X
630 0.25 X 630 X X
125 2.5 2 125 0.5
160 2.5 2 160 0.5 X
200 2.5 2 200 0.5 X
250 1.25 1.6 250 0.2 X
80 150
320 0.5 0.4 320 0.1 X
400 0.8 0.25 400 X X
500 0.32 0.1 500 X X
630 0.08 X 630 X X
125 2 2
160 2 2
200 2 2
250 1 1
90
320 0.4 0.32
400 0.5 0.16
500 0.16 X
630 X X

5.4.3 Time & mA Table
25 32 40 50 64 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500

- - - - - - 0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5
- - - - - 0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63
- - - - 0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8
- - - 0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1
- - 0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25
- 0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6
0.1 0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2
0.125 0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5
0.16 0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2
0.2 0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4
0.25 0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5
0.32 0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3
0.4 0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8
0.5 0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10
0.63 0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5
0.8 1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16
1 1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20
1.25 1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25
1.6 2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32
2 2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40
2.5 3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50
3.2 4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63
4 5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80
5 6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100
6.3 8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125
8 10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160
10 12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200
12.5 16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250
16 20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320
20 25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400
25 32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500
32 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500 -
40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500 - -
50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500 - - -
63 80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500 - - - -
80 100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500 - - - - -
100 125 160 200 250 320 400 500 - - - - - -
125 160 200 250 320 400 500 - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

5.4.4 Information of Radiation Quantities
APR Position Skull Chest Abdomen Pelvis C-spine T-Spine L-Spine

APR Direction AP AP AP AP AP AP AP
Image Size 10x12 14x17 14x17 14x17 10x12 14x17 14x17
kV 75 120 75 75 70 75 75
mAs 20 5 20 20 15 25 20
FSD (cm) 80 160 80 80 80 80 80
Filtration 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
(mm Al)
ESD (mGy) 2.02 0.33 2.03 2.03 1.52 2.53 2.03
DAP (mGy.c㎡) 689 246 1263 1263 571 1602 1263
EDQ (mSv) 0.008 0.043 0.211 0.164 0.07 0.426 0.21
APR Position Clavicle Scapula Knee Ankle Humerus Elbow Wrist

APR Direction AP AP AP AP AP AP AP
Image Size 14x17 10x12 10x12 10x12 14x17 10x12 10x12
kV 60 60 45 45 50 45 45
mAs 10 10 5 5 5 5 5
FSD (cm) 80 80 90 90 90 90 90
Filtration 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
(mm Al)
ESD (mGy) 0.6 0.8 0.1 0.1 0.15 0.1 0.1
DAP (mGy.c㎡) 431 298 47 34 140 52 54
EDQ (mSv) 0.038 0.016 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.001
* Abbreviations
FSD: Focal Source Distance DAP: Dose Area Product
ESD: Entrance Surface Dose EDQ: Effective Dose Quantities
CAUTION
The contents of table above were calculated and prepared by various theories, and data
that is actually calculated might be different slightly, depending on a clinical use. Consider
the above table as data on assessing radiation risks.


06 Daily Checklist
This chapter describes on daily checklist for maintenance.
6.1 Daily Checklist

Chapter
6.1 Daily Checklist

6.1.1 Starting Inspection Checklist
· Date Performed: · Performed by:
Always carry out the inspection described below, prior to using the system.
1. Check the following points visually before switching the power ON. Take proper
actions to correct a problem.
Check Point Action

□ Have unnecessary items near the equipment been removed? Remove them.
□ Prior to turning on the power, has an examination room been
Check it.
checked for safety?
□ Is there any equipment cable caught, twisted, or rubbing against Position/wire cables
other objects? correctly.
□ Has any moisture been collected on a cable connector? Dry them.
□ Has any cable insulation been damaged? Contact the
□ Is there any dent, crack or condensation visible on the equipment? Manufacturer.
2. Check visually that connections have been made correctly, before switching the
power ON. Correct a nonconformity, if any.
Check Point Action
□ Are all cables connected correctly? Connect them correctly.
3. Turn the power ON. Check the following points visually and aurally. Correct a
nonconformity, if any.
Check Point Action
□ Does the display flicker? Contact our service agent.
□ Is there any unusual smell? Turn the equipment’s breaker OFF,
□ Are all operation-related noises normal? and contact the manufacturer.
4. Check the following items, before using the unit.

Check Point Action
□ Has aging been performed on the X-ray tube? Conduct aging.
□ Have you confirmed that there is no error on the
Contact the manufacturer.
operation of accessories?

6.1.2 Ending Inspection Checklist
· Date Performed: · Performed by:
Always check the following points, before switching the power OFF. Correct a
problem, if any.
1. Check the following points visually before switching the power OFF. Correct a
nonconformity, if any.
Check Point Action

□ Does the display flicker? Contact our service agent.
□ Is there any unusual smell? Turn the equipment’s breaker OFF,
□ Are all operation-related noises normal? and contact the manufacturer.
2. Switch the power OFF. Check the following points visually. Correct a nonconformity,
if any.
Check Point Action

□ Have unnecessary items near the equipment been removed? Remove them.
□ Prior to turning on the power, has an examination room been
Check it.
checked for safety?
□ Is there any equipment cable caught, twisted, or rubbing against Position/wire cables
other objects? correctly.
□ Has any moisture been collected on a cable connector? Dry them.
□ Has any cable insulation been damaged? Contact the
□ Is there any dent, crack or condensation visible on the equipment? Manufacturer.
3. If required, clean and sanitize the system.
4. Prior to use this system, please check the following items.

Check Points Action
□ Enclosure
- Is there any impact seen visually? Contact the manufacturer.
- Are any equipment cables cut or twisted?
□ Switch operating
Contact the manufacturer.
- Is there any malfunction on switches?
6. Daily Checklist 196


07 Appendix
This chapter consists of extra information for HX-DxH.
7.1 Manufacturer Information
7.2 List of Components
7.3 Attenuation Equivalent
7.4 Connection Diagram

Chapter
7.1 Manufacturer Information

7.1.1 Regulatory Information
The product complies with the requirements of the Medical Device Directive 93/42EEC.
Product Name Digital Radiographic X-ray System

Model Name HX-DxH
Manufacturer DK Medical Systems Co., LTD
52, ChupalSandan1-gil, Paengseong-eup,
Address
Pyeongtaek–si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea, 17998
TEL/FAX +82 02 577 6190 / +82 02 577 6194
Authorized Representative Obelis s.a
Address Bd. Général Wahis 53 1030 Brussels, BELGIUM
Tel: +(32) 2. 732.59.54, Fax: +(32) 2. 732.60.03,
TEL/FAX/E-mail
E-mail: mail@obelis.net
7.1.2 Company’s Quality System
The company's quality system satisfies the Annex II exclusion section of Annex IV of the
Directive 93/42/EEC as amended by 2007/42EC, which is certified by the Institute for
DNV NEMKO PRESAFE AS.
7.1.3 International Standards
This unit conforms the following international standards:

IEC 60601-1:2005+A1:2012 / EN 60601-1:2006+A1:2012
IEC 60601-1-2:2007 / EN 60601-1-2:2007
IEC 60601-1-6:2010+A1:2013 / EN 60601-1-6:2010+A1:2013
X-ray Equipment with Radiation Protection in accordance with

IEC 60601-1-3: 2008 / EN 60601-1-3 : 2008
X-ray Tube Assembly
IEC 60601-2-28:2010 / EN 60601-2-28:2010
X-ray Equipment for Radiography
IEC 60601-2-54:2009 / EN 60601-2-54:2009
IEC 62366:2007 / EN 62366:2008

IEC 62304:2006 / EN 62304:2006
ISO 15223-1 :2012 / EN 980:2008
EN 1041:2008
ISO 14971:2007 / EN ISO 14971:2012
ISO 13485: 2003 / EN ISO 13485:2012

Chapter
7.2 List of Components

7.2.1 Fuse List
Manufacturer
No. Component Part No. Technical data EA
/ type
Generator
1 Main Fuse (F1, F2, F3) 600V, 60A Buss (JT60060) 3
500V, 10A
2 Magnetic Fuse (F4, F5, F6) Cylindrical type Legrand 3
(10x38mm)
Generator: Rotor I/F Board
3 Fuse (F1, F4, F5, F6, F7) 250V, 10A (20mm) Glass type 4
4 Fuse (F2, F3) 250V, 3.15A (20mm) Glass type 2
Generator: Auto-transformer Fuse
5 Fuse (F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9) 250V, 2A (30mm) Glass type 6
6 Fuse (F1, F2, F3) 250V, 3A (30mm) Glass type 3
7 Fuse (F10, F11) 250V, 5A (30mm) Glass type 2
8 Fuse (F12, F13, F14) 250V, 10A (30mm) Glass type 3
CAUTION
To avoid causing a fire, it is recommend to use a product that is the same or equivalent
to the above-specified specification, when replacing a product.
7. Appendix 200
7.2.2 Accessories
Type Description Connected to

Lists of Accessory
High Voltage Generator
Deadman Switch Hand switch for X-ray exposure
(HX-D5H)
Up/down movement switch for a patient
Foot Switch (IPX1) TF/TE-90 & VB/DS-90
table and an X-ray tube stand
7.2.3 List of Cables
No. Name Shielding Conduit Length Remark

1 AC Input Power Cable Unshielded 16㎟ X 4C 4m
2 Console Cable(mini) Shielded 24AWG X 15C 16m
3 DC Power Cable(SF-80) Unshielded 0.75㎟ X 2C 10m
Handlebar Control
4 Unshielded 28AWG X 15Pr 7m
Cable(T3)
5 AC Power Cable(T3) Unshielded VCTF2.5 X 3C 18m
6 Sync Input Cable(T3) Shielded 24AWG X 3C 18m
7 High Voltage Cable Shielded 40㎜ X 3C 14m
8 Rotor Cable(SF-80) Unshielded 1.0SQ X 10C 10m
9 Rotor Cable(T3) Unshielded 1.0SQ X 10C 18m
10 AC Power Cable Unshielded 0.75㎟ X 2C 0.5m
11 AC Power Cable Unshielded 18AWG X 3C 12m
12 Moving Grid Cable Unshielded 0.75㎟ X 2C 16m
13 AC Power Cable Unshielded VCTF 2.5SQ X 3C 13m
14 Bucky Solenoid Unshielded VCTF 0.75SQ X 2C 16m
15 AC Input Power Cable Unshielded 0.75㎟ X 3C 2m
10 Core
16 RGB Cable Shielded 2m
(3 X 2Core + 4Core)
17 LAN Cable Shielded 24AWG, CAT5 15m
18 DC Power Cable Shielded 18AWG X 4C 10m
Generator Inter Face
19 Cable(1717,1417 – Shielded 26AWG X 9C 15m
Generator)
20 Tether Interface Cable Shielded 26AWG X 8C 7m

No. Name Code No. From D5, D6 Length Remark
1 CB_Main 3.5m
2 Collimator PWR To Tube 2.7m
3 DS-90DC PWR 614-1206 To DS-90B 13m
4 Elin-T3Rotor18M 607-1200 To Elin-T3p Tube 18m
5 Elin-T4Rotor18M 607-1200 To Elin-T4 Tube 18m
6 MG_Sol_Stand 600-1209 To Stand Grid 13m
7 MG_Sol_Table 600-1208 To Table Grid 13m
8 SF-90AC DC To SF-90B PWR 13m
9 SF-90Rotor10M 607-1201 To Stand Tube 10m
10 SMPS_Input 1.3m
11 TE-90AC To Table PWR 13m
12 TE-90Bucky 615-1233 To TE-90 Bucky motor 13m
13 TF-90 609-1200 To TF-90 Bucky PWR 13m
14 VB-90 610-1200 To Bucky PWR 13m
15 High Voltage Cable M0215009 To SF-90 8m
16 High Voltage Cable M0215009 To SF-90 10m
17 High Voltage Cable M0215009 12m
18 High Voltage Cable M0215009 To Elin-T3p, Elin-T4 14m
19 High Voltage Cable M0215009 To Elin-T5 18m
7. Appendix 202

CAUTION
Use a cable specified on the above list; if not, it may occur an error and/or obstacle
against operation. Also it may decrease immunity of the system.
7.2.4 Capacity of Starting Capacitor
Starting voltage for each X-ray tube used for HX-D5H is as follows. (Refer to the
following chart on Starting Capacitor’s Capacity.)
X-ray Tube Type Starting Voltage Running Voltage Capacity
E7239X 100V 40V 24uF
E7242X 100V 40V 24uF
E7252X 130V 40V 44uF
E7869X 190V 48V 44uF
E7884X 130V 40V 44uF
RAD-14 220V 100V 30uF
7. Appendix 204
Chapter
7.3 Attenuation Equivalent

7.3.1 Attenuation Equivalent Table
Maximum Value of
No. Component Part Model
Attenuation Equivalent
1 Patient Table TE-90 1.0 mmAl
2 Patient Table TF-90 1.0 mmAl
3 Integration Table ST-90D 1.0 mmAl
4 Detector Stand DS-90 0.5 mmAl
Fig. 7.1.
CAUTION
If an operator does not follow the Attenuation Equivalent of items for the X-ray Beam,
which is in accordance with sub-clause 203.10.101 of IEC 60601-2-54, it may cause
excessive X-ray exposure to the patient. The table 203.104 of Attenuation Equivalent of
items in the X-ray Beam is shown above.

Chapter
7.4 Connection Diagram
Fig. 7.2. Connection Diagram for HX-D5H
7. Appendix 206
Fig. 7.3. Connection Diagram for HX-D6H


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The responsibility for management of use and maintenance of medical equipment

NEVER MODIFY THE EQUIPMENT!

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Be Sure To Read the Following To Prevent Explosion, Electric Shock,

Do not use the system in combustible gas-contained atmosphere.

Check the position and condition of a patient before conducting a study.

Do not open the covers, otherwise an electric shock may occur.

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Exercise CAUTION when using a sanitary spray.

This equipment has no protection against exposure to liquids.

Accuracy of displayed values is not guaranteed. Displayed values measured by the

Abide by the conditions for correct usage.

Note also that there must be no sudden changes in temperature or humidity.

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Use the following disinfectant and/or cleaner:

Do NOT use the following disinfectant:

Do NOT use an organic solvent.

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Use minimum amount of disinfectant only.

• There must be no water or disinfectant adhering to the equipment.

When disinfecting acrylic tabletop, do NOT use rubbing alcohol.

This equipment needs special precautions regarding EMC.

Make sure that electromagnetic compatibility is obtained.

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Be aware of danger of X-Ray irradiation.

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Do NOT perform unnecessary standby operation.

Perform aging if an arc occurs.

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Do NOT place any unnecessary object in the X-ray exposure area.

Be sure to carry out aging before taking a radiograph.

Refer to “X-ray Tube Aging” (p.30) for details.

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Perform the aging if an arc occurs.

1. Pay attention to the following items before using the apparatus.

2. Be careful of the following items during operation.

3. Observe the following items after end of operation of the apparatus.

4. In case of trouble occurrence, do not take any operation by yourself, but