GALAXY 40P - Service Manual - 141205 - MEDIEN

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“MDXP SERIES”
PXR 1 TUBE SERIES
X-RAY GENERATOR
Service MANUAL
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1 INTRODUCTION
MDXP
Series
2 SAFETY AND SPECIFICATIONS
Service
MANUAL 3 INSTALLATION
3-1 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION - 14
3-2 CABLE CONNECTION -14
3-3 SYSTEM INTERCONNECTIONS-19
3-4 LAN INTERFACE BOX CONNECTION -25
4CALIBRATION
4-1 CONSOLE CALIBRATION -26
4-2 AUTO CALIBRATION - 56
5 MODE SETTING
5-1 RADIOGRAPHY MODE -60
5-2 APR MODE -62
5-3 AEC MODE -63
6 LAN INTERFACE BOX SETTING

6-1 LAN INTERFACE BOX SETUP -64
6-2 LAN INTERFACE BOX SETTING - 66
7 DR INTERFACE SETTING
8 SERVICE TOOL SETTING
8-1 SERVICE TOOL PROGRAM SETUP -72
8-2 SERVICE TOOL – ADMINISTRATOR
MODE -75
9 ERROR & CHECK CODE -88

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1. INTRODUCTION
Pre-Installation document provides the information and data needed to plan and quality the
customer site prior to equipment delivery and installation.
This document considers only the generator and its associated components.
Product information, environmental and electrical requirements are specified.
For system-related requirements, such as room layout, and system interconnections, refer
to documentation provided with other subsystems.
1-1 PRE-INSTALLATION
This section provides product information and illustrations showing physical dimensions,
weight, mounting holes and normal access areas for cabling and service.
Fig. 1-1 MDXP Series Generators (20kW ~ 50kW)

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Fig. 1-2 PXR-TA Series Generators (20kW ~ 50kW)

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Fig. 1-3 Console

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1-2 REQUIREMENTS
Environmental Requirements (Altitude, Temperature and Humidity)
- Altitude : Under 2400m(8000ft) sea level
- Temperature : 10℃(50℉) ~ 40℃(104℉)
- Humidity : Average relative humidity not exceed 95%
Electrical Requirements
A. Power Line Requirements
Table 1-1.
PXR-201B PXR-321B PXR-401B PXR-501B/T
Max. kW 20 kW 32 kW 40 kW 50 kW
mA Range 10 ~ 250 mA 10 ~ 400 mA 10 ~ 500 mA 10 ~ 630 mA
kV Range 40 ~ 125 kV 40 ~ 125 kV 40 ~ 125 kV 40 ~ 150 kV
220/240 VAC 220/240 VAC 220/240 VAC 220/240 VAC
Power Line
1Φ, 50/60Hz 1Φ, 50/60Hz 1Φ, 50/60Hz 1Φ, 3Φ 50/60Hz
Table 1-2
PXR-201TA PXR-321TA PXR-401TA PXR-501TA
Max. kW 20 kW 32 kW 40 kW 50 kW
mA Range 10 ~ 250 mA 10 ~ 400 mA 10 ~ 500 mA 10 ~ 800 mA
kV Range 40 ~ 125 kV 40 ~ 125 kV 40 ~ 125 kV 40 ~ 150 kV
200/208/230/ 200/208/230/ 200/208/230/ 200/208/230/
Power Line 240 V3~ 240 V3~ 240 V3~ 240 V3~
3Φ, 50/60Hz 3Φ, 50/60Hz 3Φ, 50/60Hz 3Φ, 50/60Hz
B. RMS line current
Table 1-3.
Line Voltage PXR-201B PXR-321B PXR-401B PXR-501B
220 VAC 100 A 177 A 208 A 210 A
240 VAC 83 A 155 A 184 A 186 A
Stand-by 0.6 A 0.6 A 0.6 A 0.6 A
Table 1-4.
Line Voltage PXR-201TA PXR-321TA PXR-401TA PXR-501TA
200V 3Φ 38 A 60 A 77 A 98 A
208V 3Φ 37 A 58 A 74 A 94 A
230V 3Φ 33 A 53 A 67 A 85 A
240V 3Φ 32 A 50 A 64 A 81 A
Stand-by 0.6 A 0.6 A 0.6 A 0.6 A
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C. Max. Power line impedance
Table 1-5.
Line Voltage PXR-201B PXR-321B PXR-401B PXR-501B
220 VAC 0.94 0.78 0.64 0.49
240 VAC 0.98 0.85 0.71 0.56
Table 1-6.
Line Voltage PXR-201TA PXR-321TA PXR-401TA PXR-501TA
200V 3Φ 0.82 0.67 0.51 0.38
208V 3Φ 0.85 0.70 0.55 0.41
230V 3Φ 0.96 0.80 0.66 0.51
240V 3Φ 0.98 0.85 0.71 0.56
D. Recommended Wire Size

- Minimum wire size from distribution transformer to room electrical cabinet
Table 1-7.
Line Wire Size

Model
Voltage 15m 30m
200V 3Φ 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0
PXR-201TA 208V 3Φ 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0

230V 3Φ 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0
240V 3Φ 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0
200V 3Φ 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0
PXR-321TA 208V 3Φ 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0

230V 3Φ 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0
240V 3Φ 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0
200V 3Φ 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
PXR-401TA 208V 3Φ 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0

230V 3Φ 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
240V 3Φ 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
200V 3Φ 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
PXR-501TA 208V 3Φ 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0

230V 3Φ 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
240V 3Φ 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
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Table 1-8.
Line Wire Size
Model
Voltage 15m 30m
220VAC 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0
PXR-201B
240VAC 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0
220VAC 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0
PXR-321B
240VAC 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0
220VAC 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
PXR-401B
240VAC 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
220VAC 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
PXR-501B
240VAC 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0
Safety Devices
- Devices such as Door Interlock Switch and Warning Light should be supplied and installed by the
customer.
A. Door Interlock Switch

- The door interlock switch indicates to the operator when doorways to the X-ray room is open.
- It inhibits or not the X-ray generation, according to the local standards and customer preference.
- This switch should be installed in the entrance doors and its connecting cable should be routed to
the HFG.
B. Warning Light
- The warning light is a signal lamp installed outside of the X-ray room that indicates an X-ray
exposure is On.
- The warning light connection cable should be routed to the HFG.
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2. SAFETY AND SPECIFICATIONS

Keep this operator’s manual with the equipment at all times, and periodically review the operating
and safety instructions.
SAFETY / WARNING SYMBOLS
WARNING
It warns of the conditions and situations, if not taken over or
avoided, that could cause heavy damages to people or cause
unrepeatable damages to the equipment.
CAUTION
Refer to instruction manual/ booklet.

NOTE: On ME EQUIPMENT "Follow instructions for use”
Three phase alternating current
Disposal instruction
DANGEROUS VOLTAGE
Dangerous voltage over 1000VAC or 1500VDC.
（this symbol is used inside the system.）
PROTECTIVE EARTH
Identifies the point where the system safety ground is fastened
to the chassis. Protective earth connected to conductive parts
of Class I equipment for safety purposes.（this symbol is used
inside the system.）
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HIGH VOLTAGE GENERATOR
37BY
E305995
WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRICAL SHOCK,FIRE AND MECHANICAL
HAZARDS ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH
UL 60601-1 AND
IEC 60601-2-7
CAN/CSA C22.2 NO. 601.1,
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CERTIFIED FOR CANADA
IONIZING RADIATION
To identify the actual or potential presence of ionizing
radiation.
Note 1 - This symbol is standardized in ISO 361.
Note 2 - In case of application as a safety sign the rules
according to ISO 3864 shall be adhered to.
“On” (only a power switch of equipment)
“Off” (only a power switch of equipment)
Disposal instruction
Warning: dangerous voltage
This MANDATORY ACTION sign means that you must do
This PROHIBITION ACTION sign means that you must do not

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Do not hook the box
Fragile-handle with care
This way up
Keep dry
The CE Mark is a declaration by the manufacturer that the product

complies with the requirements of the applicable European Union
(EU) medical device directive and that the product has been
subject to conformity assessment procedures as provided in that
directive.
Light indicator of radiation field
Manufacturer’s address
Manufactured Date
Serial number
Non-protected
European representative
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3. INSTALLATION
3-1 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION
The generator is shipped in one box to facilitate transport and installation.

Upon receipt of the X-ray unit and associated equipment, inspect all shipping contains
for signs of damage. If damage is found, notify the carrier or his agent immediately.
A. Open the shipping box, and then remove the Console, Interconnecting Cables and
other furnished parts.
B. Remove the HFG from the shipping pallet and place it near to its site in the room.
At least two people are required for this operation.
C. When the HFG is unpacked, check the part numbers and serial numbers of
each component with its identification labels, and inspect all pieces for visible damage.
If any damaged parts are found, repair or order replacements to prevent
unnecessary delay in installation.
D. Remove the HFG covers for cable connections.
3-2 CABLE CONNECTION

A. Introduction
This section provides the information necessary to connect the HFG with the system and
options.
B. Power Line Connection

This HFG is permanently connected to the power line, and powered on unless
The safety switch installed in the room electrical cabinet is off.
Internal parts of the generator are permanently powered on through power line
although the OP is off. Be sure that the safety switch is off before handling any
internal part of the equipment.
C. Verify that the power supply line is “OFF” in the room electrical cabinet.
D. The power supply line should be according to the HFG model defined
in the “Pre-Installation ” document.
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E. PXR-B SERIES CABLE CONNECTION
[Fig. 3-1 Power Connection]
[Fig. 3-2 Input Power Selections]
Table 3-1.
Input Connection Remark

200VAC ① (0VAC) + ②(200VAC)
220VAC ① (0VAC) + ③(220VAC)
240VAC ① (0VAC) +④(240VAC)
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F. PXR-TA SERIES CABLE CONNECTION
[Fig. 3-3 Power Connection]
[Fig. 3-4 Input Power Selection]
Table 3-2
Input Connection Remark
200VAC ①(0VAC)+②(200VAC)
220VAC ①(0VAC)+③(220VAC)
240VAC ①(0VAC)+④(240VAC)
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G. High Voltage Cables
- Anode and Cathode cables are furnished according to the room layout.
- Assemble the mounting accessories of each termination plug following the cable manufacturer’s
instruction.
- Prepare the high voltage terminals that will be installed in the X-ray Tube receptacles.
Apply silicone paste over the entire surface of the plug including the pins.
- Carefully connect the Anode and Cathode cables from the HV Transformer (High Voltage Tank)
into the respective X-ray Tube receptacles. Insure that all connections are made correctly,
maintaining correct Anode and Cathode orientation. Tighten the cable nuts securely.
- Carefully connect the Anode and Cathode cables from X-ray tube into the respective
HV Transformer receptacles. Insure that all connections are made correctly, maintaining correct
Anode and Cathode orientation.
H. Stator(Rotor) Cable (PXR-B SERIES)
- X-ray tubes equipped with the stator cable installed.
- Route the stator cable together with the HV cable to the HFG.
- Connect the stator cable terminals to the indicated terminal block TB 502 on Interface Board.
Table 3-3.
Make sure that stator wires are properly connected. Before making any exposure,
check that the anode rotates correctly.
- If the X-ray tube is provided with the Temperature switch signal, the cable should be routed to the
terminal block TB 502 of Interface Board in the HFG and connected to the following terminals
Table 3-4.
- If an X-ray tube is not provided with thermostat signal, jump both connections in the terminal blocks
TB 502.
I. Stator(Rotor) Cable (PXR-TA SERIES)
- X-ray tubes equipped with the stator cable installed.

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- Route the stator cable together with the HV cable to the HFG.
- Connect the stator cable terminals to the indicated terminal block CN 506 on Interface Board.
- Make sure that stator wires are properly connected. Before making any exposure,
check that the anode rotates correctly.
- If the X-ray tube is provided with the Temperature switch signal, the cable should be routed to the
terminal block TB 502 of Interface Board in the HFG and connected to the following terminals.
- If an X-ray tube is not provided with thermostat signal, jump both connections in the terminal blocks
TB 502.
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3-3 SYSTEM INTERCONNECTIONS
- The HV Transformer contains isolation oil. Check that there is not oil leakage.
- If there is, check that the oil level is approximately 12 ㎜ of the top surface of the HV transformer.
A. HV Tank(HV Transformer)
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B. Interface Board Interconnections
[Fig. 3-6 PXR-B SERIES Interface Board Layout]

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[Fig. 3-7 PXR-TA SERIES Interface Board Layout]

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C. Interface Board Connection Map
Table 3-8.
Table 3-9.
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[Fig. 3-8 Timing Chart and Bucky Connection]

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D. AEC Board Interconnections
[Fig. 3-9 AEC Connection]

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3-4 LAN INTERFACE BOX CONNECTION
A. Direct connection
[Fig. 3-10 Direct Connection]
B. Internet connection
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[Fig. 3-11 Internet Connection]

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4. CALIBRATION
4-1 CONSOLE CALIBRATION
[Fig. 4-1 CONSOLE LAYOUT]

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1. Power On Button
Button on the power supply
2. Power Off Button

Button off the power supply
3. kV Display / Setting Buttons

Set the kV for the exposures. The calibrated kV will be displayed on the menu.
4. mA Display / Setting Buttons

Set the mA for the exposures. The calibrated mA will be displayed on the menu.
5. mAs/sec Display / Setting Buttons

Set the mAs/sec for the exposures.
6. mAs/sec Selection Button

Select mAs/sec exposure mode.
mAs/sec selection「mAs」Mode
「sec」Mode for the exposure time
Indicate the selected exposure mode on the menu.
7. Exposure Ready Button (READY Button)

Push this button to start the PREP function.
8. X-ray Exposure Button（X-RAY Button）

Press Prep Button and when the Exposure ready LED is lighted on,
press the x-ray exposure Button at the same time.
9. OVER Indicator
In manual mode or APR mode, the LED lights up when selected exposure factors are too high.
Exposure is prohibited when the light is on. Reduce technique factors to clear the error light.
In AEC mode this light blinks to indicate ‘AEC back up mAs’ was reached.
Pressing the ‘Conversion’ button will clear the error.
10. ERROR Indicator

The LED is turned on when an error occurs.
11. Ready Condition Indicator

The LED is lights up when PREP is completed and the system is READY for exposure.
12. X-ray Exposure Indicator

The LED lights up during exposure.
13. APR Mode Setting button

This button sets APR mode as On or Off.
14. Selection Buttons of Region and Display

Sets the body part to be radiographed. LED displays the selected location.
15. Selection
Sets the view orientation (AP, lateral, etc). LED displays the selected direction.
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16. Selection Buttons of a Patient Size and Display
These buttons select patient size. An LED lights up to indicate selection.
And in that case of APR Exposure condition revision, store it.
* It is prohibited under DENSITY≠0, and OVER Display on to store APR Exposure condition.
Note : They are also used in saving changed to the APR. See User manual for
details.
17. Setting Button of AEC Mode and Display

This button sets AEC mode as On or Off.
18. Conversion Button

This button clears ‘AEC back up mAs error’ and most ‘check code’ operator errors.
19. Setting button of Density and Display (APR, AEC Selection)

The density level sets exposure density, which is displayed.
It could affect Step setting of mAs/sec by APR Selection.
20. BUCKY1 & BUCKY2 Selection Button and Display

Select BUCKY1 or BUCKY2.
21. AEC Field Selection and Display

Select AEC Field Combinations.
22. Exposure Hand Switch

It is for X-Ray Exposure Operation. 1st step Switch is for Prep request and
2nd step Switch is for Exposure Request.
23. Small Focus Display

The light is lit when the small focus of the tube is selected.
24. Large Focus Display

The light is lit when the large focus of the tube is selected.
25. Film Speed Selection

It operates the adjustment of mAs/sec and divided by low speed, medium speed, and
high speed (200, 300, 400)
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A. DIP SW Function
Adjust DIP Switch SW32 (8P) located on the back front of Console and operate the each
calibration.
- DIP SW (SW 32: 8P) Function Display
Table 4-1.
DIP SW-1 ON ：To enable manual calibration mode option

DIP SW-2 ON ：Not in use
DIP SW-5 ON ：AEC selection admission
DIP SW-6 ON ：LAN Interface BOX Communication selection admission
DIP SW-7 ON ：O&R and KMMG Software selection admission
DIP SW-8 ON ：Select Exposure End Buzzer
DIP SW-1,2,3,4 ON：Counter Mode
- DIP SW-1 ON : To enable manual calibration mode option.

Execute the initializing of KVREF, MAREF, setting of each calibration and data.
- DIP SW-2 ON : Small Focus mA Step reduction ( 25, 50, 100, 160 mA – total:4 Step use)
SW-OFF：All Small Focus mA Step
(10, 12.5, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160 mA / total: 13 Step use)
※Default Setting : DIP SW-2 OFF
- DIP SW-5 ON : Admission of AEC selection

Enable to Select SW-ON：AEC Mode.
- DIP SW- 6 ON : Admission of LAN Interface BOX Communication

Enable to Select SW-ON：Communication Enable
- DIP SW- 7 ON : Admission of O&R and KMMG Software Communication

Enable to Select SW-ON：Communication Enable
- DIP SW-8 ON : Select Exposure End Buzzer

SW-OFF： Select Exposure On Buzzer.
- DIP SW-1,2,3,4 ON：Counter Mode

Display exposure times and list of Error & Check Code occurrence.
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[C - 1］KVREF&MAREF SETTING (1/2)
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[C - 1］KVREF&MAREF SETTING (2/2)
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[C - 2］SETTING EACH CALIBRATION LEVELS (1/3)
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［C - 2］SETTING EACH CALIBRATION LEVELS (2/3)
［C - 2］SETTING EACH CALIBRATION LEVELS (3/3)
［C - 3］INITIALIZING SETTING DATA

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B. Display of Console in Calibration Mode
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C. KVREF/MAREF Setting
- Push the power off button and turn the power off. (DIP SW-1 ON).
- Push the power on button and turn the power on.
Console is displayed as a calibration mode．
- Select the calibration mode with kV setting button.
The selected calibration mode is appeared on kV display on the Console.
Ｃ－１：KVREF&MAREF SETTING
- Select the numbers in the calibration mode with mA setting button.

The selected number in calibration mode is appeared on mA display on the Console.
- THE RANGE FOR SELECTION
__0~_12, _13 ~_24, _44~45
- The calibration data is shown on the mAs/sec display after the calibration mode and numbers
are selected.
- CALIBRATION DATA SETTING RANGE
KV REF :－20∼ 00 ∼＋20 MA REF :－200∼ 00 ∼＋200
D. Execute the conversion of monitor(the monitor after calibration)with conversion button. During the
monitor recording, it is possible to make x-ray exposures. The setting of mA during calibration is
fixed for the time. APR•AEC Mode is not in option this time.
Table 4-2.
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As the mA setting is fixed, make exposure with selecting other conditions such as kV•mAs/sec
and check the movement of calibration data. When the exposure condition exceeds the
capacity, the ‘over’ LED is lighted on. While the light is turned on, exposure of x-ray is forbidden.
In case of rearrangement after x-ray exposure, operate the data setting again with conversion
button and return the exposure monitor to calibration monitor.
- How to end the calibration mode
Turn it off with power off button and the position will return to the DIP SW mode before the start
Of Calibration Mode.
E. KVREF/MAREF Calibration Details
C-1__0 : [10mA : Small Focus] KVREF Shift Data
Shift the KVREF value from the total base when the mA is 10.
Data range is from –20 to +20 and default setting is 00.（Default）
Data=+: KVREF goes up
Data=-: KVREF goes down
※ It is possible to change on the screen with Conversion button （10 mA fixed）
C-1__1 : [12.5mA : Small Focus] KVREF Shift Data

Shift the KVREF value from the total base when the mA is 12.5.
※ It is possible to change on the screen with Conversion button （12.5 mA fixed）.
※ It is possible to change on the screen with Conversion button （16 mA fixed）.
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※ It is possible to change on the screen with Conversion button （25 mA fixed）



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C-1_10 : [100mA : Small Focus] KVREF Shift Data
※ It is possible to change on the screen with Conversion button（160 mA fixed）.
C-1_13 : [200mA : Large Focus] KVREF Shift Data
Data range is from –20 to +20 and starting value is 00.（Default）
※ It is possible to change on the screen with [18] Conversion button（400 mA fixed）.
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C-1_21 : [10mA : Small Focus] MAREF Shift Data

Shift the MAREF value from the total base when the mA is 10.
Data=+: MAREF goes up
Data=-: MAREF goes down
C-1_22 : [12.5mA : Small Focus] MAREF Shift Data

Shift the MAREF value from the total base when the mA is 12.5.
※ It is possible to change on the screen with Conversion button（12.5 mA fixed）.
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C-1_34 : [200mA : Large Focus] MAREF Shift Data
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C-1 _44: Small Focus MAREF ALL SHIFT Data
Shift the MAREF value from the total base .

C-1 _45 : Large Focus MAREF All Shift Data
Shift the MAREF value from the total base .

C-2 __21: [10mA : Small Focus] PREP_MAREF Calibration Data
Set the PREP/MAREF Calibration data in case the mA is 10mA.

Data range is from -30 to 30 and default setting is 000.
For Data= 000: mA PRE_MAREF is output when exposure ready.
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C-2 __22: [12.5mA : Small Focus] PREP_MAREF Calibration Data
Set the PREP/MAREF Calibration data in case the mA is 12.5mA.








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C-2 __34: [200mA : Large Focus] PREP_MAREF Calibration Data




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C-2__43 : kV Feedback Monitoring Data
It sets the levels, which monitors kV Feedback in case of exposure.

Data range is from 001 to 070 and default setting is 070. [Monitoring 70%]
C-2__44 : Bucky 1(Table) Selection Data
Data range is from 000 to 002 and starting point is 000.

000=Prohibit Bucky 1(Table) Selection
001=Permit Bucky 1(Table) Selection-control delay time
002 =Permit Bucky 1(Table) Selection- control input sign for bucky movement check
C-2__45 : Bucky 2(Stand) Selection Data

Data range is from 000 to 002 and starting point is 000.
000=Prohibit Bucky 2(Table) Selection
001=Permit Bucky 2(Table) Selection-control delay time
002 =Permit Bucky 2(Table) Selection- control input sign for bucky movement check
C-2__46 : Bucky 1(Table) Exposure delay time control data
Use in case Ｃ－２＿＿44 Bucky 1 Table selection Data delay time control.
Data range is from 000 to 200 and default setting is 020
When data is 020, delay time is 200msec.
※ Operation in Bucky 1(Table) selection
Magnet for Bucky 1(Table) is called as ON under ready-up condition.
Turn the magnet off with x-ray signal input and the action after delay time is called as
HV-Enable on.
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C-2__47 : Bucky 2(Stand) Exposure delay time control data
Use in case Ｃ－２＿＿45 Bucky 2(Stand) selection Data delay time control.
Data range is from 000 to 200 and starting point is 020
When data is 020, delay time is 200msec.
※ Operation in Bucky 2(Stand) selection
Magnet for Bucky 2(Stand) is called as ON under ready-up condition.
Turn the magnet off with x-ray signal input and the action after delay time is called as
HV-Enable on.
C-2__60 : [AEC Mode] Density= -3, Shift Data
Set the level of density as –3.

Data range is from 050 to 150 and default setting is 070.
In case data is 070, VREF setting value is 70% of the original value.
C-2__61 : [AEC Mode] Density= -2, Shift Data

In case data is 080, VREF setting value is 80% of the original data.
C-2__62 : [AEC Mode] Density = -1, Shift Data

C-2__63 : [AEC Mode] Density = +1, Shift Data
Set the level of density as = +1.

C-2__64 : [AEC Mode] Density= +2, Shift Data

C-2__65 : [AEC Mode] Density= +3, Shift Data

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C-2__70 : [AEC Mode] AEC1 Reference Level Data
Set the level AEC1 Reference Level.

Data range is from 000 to 255(hex) and starting point is 128(2.5V).
In case the data is 026, AEC Reference Level is 0.5V.
C-2__71 : [AEC Mode] AEC2 Reference Level Data
Set the level AEC2 Reference Level.

Data range is from 000 to 255(hex) and starting point is 128(2.5V).
C-2__76 : HFG Type Selection Data
Set the Generator Type

Data range is from 000 to 005 and starting point is 0(B(UL) SERIES).
Data= 000 : B(UL) Series
Data= 001 : TA Series
Data= 002 : BATTERY Bank Type (PXB-500)
Data= 003 : CAPACITOR Bank Type 1 (PXC-100)
C-2__77: High Speed Rotor Select Data
Set the High Speed Rotor Select Data of HFG

Data range is from 000 to 002 and starting point is 0(Disable).
Data= 000 : Disable
Data= 001 : Enable by All mA Step
Data= 002 : Enable by mA Step(C-2_78 Data)
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C-2__78: High Speed Rotor Control Data
Set the High Speed Rotor Control Data

Data range is from 000(10mA) to 020(999mA) and starting point is 0(10mA).
Data= 000 : High Speed Rotor Running from 10 mA
Data= 001 : High Speed Rotor Running from 12.5 mA
C-2__79 : HFG kW Select Data
Set the kW data of HFG

Data range is 000~004, starting point is 002(32kW)
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C-2__80 : Tube Select Data
Set Tube of HFG

Data range is 000~036, starting point is 000(Toshiba E7239X)
Data=000 : Tube= E7239X_60Hz
Data=008 : Tube= RAD8_60Hz
Data=023 : Tube= H1074_50Hz
Data=027 : Tube= KL86_50Hz
Data=030 : Tube= X40_60Hz
Data=031 : Tube= X50_60Hz
Data=032 : Tube= SPARE 1
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C-2__ 81 : kV range Select Data
Set kV Range Data

Data range is 000~001, starting point is 000(125kV)
C-2__82 : mA Range Select Data

Set mA range Data
Data range is 000~006, starting point is 002(400mA)
Data=001 :
Data=003 : mA range->500mA
C-2__83 : mAs Range select Data
Set mAs Range Data

Data range is 000~002, starting point is 001(500mAs)
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F. Initialization of Calibration Data
- Push the power off button and turn the power off.
Press 1st button of DIP SW(SW32 : 8P) and turn it on.
- Push the power on button and turn the power on.
Console is shown as a calibration mode．
- Select the calibration mode with kV setting button.
The selected calibration mode appears on the kV display on the Console.
C-3：Initiation of Calibration Data
- Select setting no. of setting mode with kV setting button.

You can see the selected no. on kV display.
Setting no. selection range
- --0
- Execute the initialization of calibration data after selecting calibration mode and numbers.
Press the mAs/sec button for a second. When the check buzzer sounds, the data initialization is
completed.
- How to end the calibration mode
Turn it off with power off button and return to the DIP SW mode before start of calibration mode.
G. Initialization Details of Calibration Data
C-3__0 : Initialization of the All Data
※（C-1__0~C-1_45）Initialization of KVREF & MAREF calibration data

※（C-2__0~C-2_83）Initialization of each data setting
※ Initialization of AEC data
※ Initialization of APR radiography data
Press the mAs/sec button for a second. When the check buzzer sounds, the data initialization is
completed.
C-3__1 : Initialization of APR Data
※ Initialization of APR radiography data
Press the mAs/sec button for a second. When the check buzzer sounds, the data
initialization is completed.
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H. kV Calibration
- Calibration Method: Execute in the Console calibration Mode（From C1-00 to 20）

- Setting range：
Table 4-3.
- Measuring Point：HT-CONT TP8：kV FEEDBACK

- Converted Value：1V＝33.3 kV
- Adjusting Value：±10％ for the setting kV
- Caution：Run the final test with correct mA value. kV could be changed by the mA.
I. mA Calibration
- Calibration Method: Execute in Console calibration mode.
(from C1-21 to 41 : mA, from C2-21 to 41 : Pre_mA)
- Setting Range：
Table 4-4.
- Measuring point：HT-CONT TP4

- mA FEEDBACK conversion (10~99mA : 1V = 10mA, 100~999mA : 1V = 100mA)
- Adjusting value：±10％ for the setting kV
- Caution：Run the mA variation from C1-21 to 41.
In case of overshoot and undershoot, act from C2-21 to 32 for the stable mA levels.
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J. mA Oscilloscope Waveform
- NORMAL CONDITIONS
[Fig. 4-2 Normal Waveform]

- UNDERSHOOT WAVE FORM
- In calibration mode (From C2-21 to 41) , decrease calibration data.
[Fig. 4-3 Undershoot Waveform]

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K. OVERSHOOT WAVE FORM
- In calibration mode (From C2-2 1 to 41), increase calibration data.
[Fig. 4-4 Overshoot Waveform]

L. Bucky Type Selection
- Select the bucky type by choosing no. 4 of DIP SW 1 on HT-Controller.
Table 4-5.
M. Bucky O.K Signal

- Select the bucky O. K. signal by choosing Calibration Mode of Console.
Table 4-6.
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4-2 AUTO-CALIBRATION
A. Control Buttons
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B. How to Auto Calibration
a. Exposure Condition of Auto Calibration

- kV : 40kV ~ 120kV
- mA : 10mA ~ 160mA (Small),
200mA, 250mA, 320mA, 400mA, 500mA, 630mA (Large)
- Exposure time : 20 ms (reference), 160ms (preheat)
- Time : less than 20min. ( 2 sec interval )
NOTE: kV is not accurate run auto-calibration.
b. Execute Auto Calibration
- Press 3 Buttons ( (Direction 2 Button), (Direction 4 Button),
( mA Down Button) ) at the same time.
- Press (Setting Button) Button.
- To start auto Calibration press (mA Up Button) Button.

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- If finished, displayed count number(Actual Exposure times. It depends on max. kW).
- Auto Calibration can be canceled push by any buttons.

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5. MODE SETTING
5-1 RADIOGRAPHY MODE
A. Select the manual radiography mode

Clear up the conditions by pushing APR setting button and AEC setting button when the APR
mode and AEC mode are selected.
B. Select “BUCKY1” or “BUCKY 2”

Push BUCKY1 to select table bucky. Push BUCKY2 to select wall bucky.
And select the mode if a radiography using BUCKY should be used.
C. A setup of tube voltage “kV”

Set up the tube voltage with “kV” setting button.
Setting range: 40kV ~ 150kV (1kV step)
D. A set up of tube current “mA”

Set up the tube current with “mA” setting button.
Setting range : 10, 12.5, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160 mA ..(Small Focus）
200, 250, 320, 400, 500, 630, 800 mA..(Large Focus）
Table 5-1.
E. Setup of Exposure mode (mAs/sec radiography)
F. Choose mAs or sec display mode with mAs/sec selection button mAs setting of Exposure
accumulation time.
Select the exposure accumulation time with mAs/sec setting button
- Setting range：0.1mAs ~ 800mAs
- Step： 0.1、0.2、0.3、0.4、0.5、0.6、0.8、1.0、1.3、1.6、2.0、2.5、3.2、4.0、5.0、
6.3、8.0、10.0、12.5、16、20、25、32、40、50、63、80、100、125、160、200、
250、320、400、500、630、800 mAs
Table 5-2.
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Exposure time『sec』setting
Select the exposure time with mAs/sec setting button.
- Setting range：0.001sec ~ 10sec
- Step： 0.001、0.002、0.003、0.004、0.005、0.006、0.008、0.010、0.013、0.016、
0.020、0.025、0.032、0.040、0.050、0.064、0.080、0.100、0.125、
0.160、0.200、0.250、0.320、0.400、0.500、0.640、0.800、
1.00、1.25、1.60、2.00、2.50、3.20、4 .00、5.00、6.3、8.0、10sec
* It could display “OVER” when the exposure condition exceeds the item’s permitted capacity.
During that period, Exposure is prohibited. Please reset the exposure condition.
Table 5-3.
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5-2 APR Mode
A. Select the APR mode

Set up the APR mode with APR setting button.
When it is selected, the LED of the button upper-left part LED lights on.
B. Select Target region

Set up with Region setting button.
LED display on a Console moves up and down by pushing up and down button.
Choose the target region to be taken radiography. The number of parts that can be chosen out of
9.
C. Selection of the Directions

Set up with Radiography Direction setting button.
The radiography direction is displayed on the right-hand side of the selected location.
Push the direction setting buttons １２３４, and choose it out of 4.
D. Select Patient Size

Patient size is chosen with Size setting button.
The patient size that can be chosen is out of LL L M S SS BABY.
E. Selection of DENSITY
The set-up value of mAs/sec step is changed by pushing “DENSITY” button.
DENSITY : range –1 to -3 → Step down
DENSITY : 0 → No change
DENSITY : range +1 to +3 → Step up
F. Change of Radiography Conditions

The set-up radiography conditions can be changed by the same method as a setup of manual
radiography conditions. BUCKY 1•2 are decided beforehand therefore you cannot change them.
If “OVER” lights on during exposure condition revision, Exposure is prohibited.
G. Memory of the Changed Radiography Conditions

The radiography conditions could be changed by above 6) Size clauses.
The memory method pushes Patient Size setting button(LL, L, M, S, SS, BABY) 6 chosen
now for about 1 second. If a buzzer sounds, it is an end of memorizing conditions.
Patient Size button chosen is displayed by lighting of attached LED. If the patient size
button not chosen is pushed, it will be set as other radiography conditions and memory
will not be carried out. It does not memorize in the following condition.
H.OVER display lights up.
I. DENSITY setting ≠0
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5-3 AEC Mode
A. AEC Mode Enable

Select the AEC mode with AEC setting button.
B. Selection of Field
Select the target region with setting button. You can choose the field by pushing buttons.
The selected field of Ion Chamber will be displayed on the Console.
You cannot make radiography without selecting the field.
C. Exposure time should be higher than 100msec under AEC mode.
D. You can select AEC 1 or AEC 2 by setting bucky 1, 2.

It can not be the ready condition if Bucky and field are not selected.
The actual mAs value will be displayed on the mAs/sec LED after AEC exposure ended.
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6. LAN INTERFACE BOX SETTING
6-1 LAN INTERFACE BOX SETUP
A. Start Setup “WIZ200WEB Setup Program”
[Fig. 6-1 WIZ200WEB Setup]
B. Select Setup Folder
[Fig. 6-2 Setup Folder Selection]

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C. Install
[Fig. 6-3 Confirm Installation]
D. Install Progress
[Fig. 6-4 Installing Service Tool]

E. Install Finish
[Fig. 6-5 Installation Complete]

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6-2 LAN INTERFACE BOX SETTING
[Fig. 6-6 LAN Interface BOX Setting]
A. Version
- Firmware Version
B. Board List
- If click “Search”, you will find all MAC address of LAN Interface BOX in the same Subnet.
C. Local IP/Port
- IP address of LAN Interface BOX
D. Subnet
- Subnet Mask of LAN Interface BOX
E. Gateway
- Gateway address of LAN Interface BOX
F. Search
- Search all LAN Interface BOX in the same network.
- By using UDP Broadcast, if all LAN Interface BOX in the same subnet are searched,
MAC addresses of related LAN Interface BOXES are indicated in “Board list”.
G. Setting
- Change all sorts of options and setup value.
- After change/select all sorts of setup value, click “Setting” button. Then the changed value will be
applied to LAN Interface BOX and saved in EEPROM.
Although power is off, the setup value isn’t deleted.
- The step to change the value is as follows.
a. If you click MAC address of LAN Interface BOX which you want to change in Board List,
setup value saved in related LAN Interface BOX is indicated in each field.
b. Change the value in the field which you want to change.
(IP Address/Subnet Mask/Gateway)
c. If you click “Setting” button, Configuration finished.
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H. Exit
- It closes Configuration Tool Program.
7. DR INTERFACE SETTING
A. Signal processors of DR Interface Version are as below.
a. Select DR Interface / Deselect Signal Output

- Signal : RAD. Select Signal
- Select the EXP. COM Signal process on DR unit.
- Select Bucky 1, Bucky 2: TB503 – 7Pin, 8Pin Short
(PXR HFG X-Ray could be exposed when EXP.COM. Signal is received from DR unit.)
- Select Non – Bucky : TB503 – 7Pin, 8Pin Open X-Ray could be exposed
- Proceed the X-ray Exposure without reference to DR Unit.
- X-ray exposure Signal is appeared in the condition of Non-Bucky.
b. Signal Input of DR Unit’s Ready condition
- Signal : EXP. CMD. Signal
- When DR unit can be ready to get X-ray, this Signal is transferred to PXR HFG.
- Real X-ray is exposed at the point of EXP.CMD. Signal is shorted.
(Finish: TB503 – 5Pin&6Pin close, Stand by : TB503 – 5Pin&6Pin Open)
c. Signal Output of PXR HFG’s X-ray exposure
- Signal : Ready Signal
When PXR HFG – Ready Start, TB504 – 8Pin&9Pin close (when disconnection : Open).
- Signal : Ready Finish Signal
When PXR HFG – Ready UP, TB504 – 10Pin&11Pin close (when disconnection : Open).
- Signal : Exposure Signal
When Hand Switch – Exposure ON , TB503 – 9Pin&10Pin close. (when disconnection : Open)
Only, it can be proceeded Ready UP condition
B. Door Check function (Check Error 9) is used in DR Interface Version.

If Door Check function is not used, connect the Short Ring into the Interface Board
TB503 – 1Pin&2Pin.
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C. DR Interface connection circuit :
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D. Connection
a. PXR B Series
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b. PXR TA Series
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8. SERVICE TOOL SETTING
8-1 SERVICE TOOL PROGRAM SETUP
A. Start Setup
[Fig. 8-1 Service tool setup]

B. Select Setup Folder
[Fig. 8-2 Setup folder selection]

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C. Install
- Click “Next” to start the installation.
[Fig. 8-3 Start Installation]

D. Program Installation
- Progressing installation.
[Fig. 8-4 Program Installation]

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E. Finish Installation
- To finish installation click “Close” to exit.
[Fig. 8-5 Finish Installation]

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8-2 SERVICE TOOL – ADMINISTRATOR MODE
[Fig. 8-6 Service Tool]

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A. Administration mode function
a. LAN Interface BOX Log Reset
- By click the button , initialize Log confirmation message is requested.
[Fig. 8-7 Memory initializing caution]
- By clicking “No” button, Log reset is cancelled.

- By clicking “Yes” button, request the password.
- After typing password, click “Ok” button, LAN Interface BOX Log will be initialized.
[Fig. 8-8 Password input window]
- After Initialization, Initialize completion message is displayed.
[Fig. 8-9 Error log initializing complete]

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b. LAN Interface BOX Time Setting
- By click the button , time setting window will be appeared.
[Fig. 8-10 LAN Interface BOX time setting message box]
- By clicking “No” button, time setting is cancelled.

- By clicking “Yes” button, time setting completed.
c. Change Password
- By click the button , Password change window will be appeared.
[Fig. 8-11 Change Password]
- “Choose a password” window, enter the password you want.

- re-enter the password into the “Re-enter password” window.
- By clicking the button , change is completed.

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d. Change IP/Port
- By clicking the button , IP address change window will be appeared.
[Fig. 8-12 Change IP Address/Port]
- Enter IP number in the IP address.

- Enter Port Number in the Port.
- By clicking OK button, IP & Port change is completed.
- After changing, “Restart Service Tool” message will be displayed.
[Fig. 8-13 IP Address/Port change complete]
e. Display Maximum kW of Generator

- Display Maximum kW of Generator
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f. kW Setting
- By clicking the button , the list is opened.
- Select kW. [Fig. 8-14 Select kW]
- By clicking the button , confirmation message window appeared.
[Fig. 8-15 kW data send message box]

- By clicking “No” button, kW setting is cancelled.
- By clicking “Yes” button, Generator kW is set
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B. Product Serial Number
Table 8-2.
C. Product Program Version
Table 8-3.
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D. Tube Selection
a. Tube Selection
- By clicking the button , the list is opened.
- Select Tube. [Fig. 8-16 Select Tube]

- Over-table of tubes selected from the list are loaded into memory from Excel file.
b. Send Tube Over-table

- After you select from a list of the tube
[Fig. 8-17 Over-table data send message box]
- By clicking “No” button, Tube Over-table Send cancelled.

- By clicking “Yes” button, Send Tube Over-table.
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- Transmission completion message is displayed after finishing it.
[Fig. 8-18 Over-table data send complete message box]
c. Request Tube Over-table

- After you select from a list of the tube
[Fig. 8-19 Over-table request message box]
- By clicking “No” button, Tube Over-table request cancelled.

- By clicking “Yes” button, request Tube Over-table.
[Fig. 8-20 Over-table receive complete message box]
- After receiving is completed, transmission completion message is displayed.

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E. DIP Switch State
- The console displays the status of the DIP switch
Table 8-4.
F. Calibration Send Menu

a. Auto Calibration Data Send
- Select “Import from Excel ▶ Auto Calibration Data” menu.
[Fig. 8-21 Auto calibration Import from excel file]
- By selecting menu, “Open file” window is displayed.
[Fig. 8-22 Open Excel file]
- Select necessary Auto Calibration data recorded in excel file

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- By open the file, message is displayed.
[Fig. 8-23 Auto calibration data Send message box]
- By click “No”, Auto Calibration data is not transmitted to Console

- By click “Yes” Auto Calibration data is transmitted to Console
[Fig. 8-24 Auto calibration data send complete message box]
b. Calibration Data Send

- Select “Import from Excel ▶ Calibration Data” menu.
[Fig. 8-25 Calibration data Import from Excel file]

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- Select necessary Calibration data recorded in excel file

[Fig. 8-27 Calibration data send message box]
- By click “No”, Calibration data is not transmitted to Console

- By click “Yes” Calibration data is transmitted to Console
[Fig. 8-28 Calibration data send complete message box]

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c. Console Setting Data Send
- Select “Import from Excel ▶ Console Setting Data” menu.
[Fig. 8-29 Console setting data Import from Excel file]
- Select necessary Console Setting data recorded in excel file

[Fig. 8-31 Console setting data send message box]
- By click “No”, Console Setting data is not transmitted to Console

- By click “Yes” Console Setting data is transmitted to Console
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[Fig. 8-32 Console setting data send complete message box]
G. Logout
- Select “Logout” menu
[Fig. 8-33 Logout menu]

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9. ERROR & CHECK CODE
A. Error Code Guide
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B. Check Code Guide

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6 LAN INTERFACE BOX SETTING

9 ERROR & CHECK CODE -88

Fig. 1-1 MDXP Series Generators (20kW ~ 50kW)

Fig. 1-2 PXR-TA Series Generators (20kW ~ 50kW)

Fig. 1-3 Console

B. RMS line current

C. Max. Power line impedance

D. Recommended Wire Size

Line Wire Size

PXR-201TA 208V 3Φ 30 ㎟ AWG 1/0 65 ㎟ AWG 4/0

PXR-321TA 208V 3Φ 50 ㎟ AWG 1/0 105 ㎟ AWG 4/0

PXR-401TA 208V 3Φ 70 ㎟ AWG 2/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0

PXR-501TA 208V 3Φ 80 ㎟ AWG 3/0 120 ㎟ AWG 5/0

A. Door Interlock Switch

2. SAFETY AND SPECIFICATIONS

SAFETY / WARNING SYMBOLS

Refer to instruction manual/ booklet.

Three phase alternating current

“On” (only a power switch of equipment)

“Off” (only a power switch of equipment)

Warning: dangerous voltage

This MANDATORY ACTION sign means that you must do

This PROHIBITION ACTION sign means that you must do not

Do not hook the box

Fragile-handle with care

The CE Mark is a declaration by the manufacturer that the product

Light indicator of radiation field

3-1 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION

The generator is shipped in one box to facilitate transport and installation.

3-2 CABLE CONNECTION

B. Power Line Connection

[Fig. 3-1 Power Connection]

[Fig. 3-2 Input Power Selections]

Input Connection Remark

[Fig. 3-3 Power Connection]

[Fig. 3-4 Input Power Selection]

Input Connection Remark

H. Stator(Rotor) Cable (PXR-B SERIES)

- X-ray tubes equipped with the stator cable installed.

I. Stator(Rotor) Cable (PXR-TA SERIES)

- X-ray tubes equipped with the stator cable installed.

[Fig. 3-6 PXR-B SERIES Interface Board Layout]

[Fig. 3-7 PXR-TA SERIES Interface Board Layout]

[Fig. 3-8 Timing Chart and Bucky Connection]

[Fig. 3-9 AEC Connection]

[Fig. 3-10 Direct Connection]

[Fig. 3-11 Internet Connection]

4-1 CONSOLE CALIBRATION

[Fig. 4-1 CONSOLE LAYOUT]

2. Power Off Button

3. kV Display / Setting Buttons

4. mA Display / Setting Buttons

5. mAs/sec Display / Setting Buttons

6. mAs/sec Selection Button

7. Exposure Ready Button (READY Button)

8. X-ray Exposure Button（X-RAY Button）

10. ERROR Indicator

11. Ready Condition Indicator

12. X-ray Exposure Indicator

13. APR Mode Setting button

14. Selection Buttons of Region and Display