MobileDiagnost wDR

Quick Reference
Guide
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Contents
1 System Startup and Shutdown 4

2 X-Ray Tube Warm-Up 5

3 Entering Patient Data Manually 6

4 Unknown RIS Code 7

5 Resending or Reprinting an Image 8

6 Locating Missing Images 10

7 How to Move an Image 12

8 Grid Usage 16

9 LED Descriptions and Functions 18

10 Portable Detector Battery Charging and

Indication at the Eleva Workspot 19

11 On-Board Battery Charger 20

12 System Battery Status 21

13 Detector Calibration 22

14 Detector Sharing with SkyPlate 24

15 Explanation of Symbols 26

16 Troubleshooting tips for the user 30-40

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1 System Startup and Shutdown

Starting Up the System

• Switch on the system by entering the
correct passcode on the keypad.
• The user interface takes approximately
2 minutes to power up.
Note: While the user interface is powering
up, you may begin to drive the unit.
• Turn on the portable detector by
pressing the ON/OFF button once.*
• After the login screen displays, you may
login and begin using the system.

Shutting Down the System Note: The system starts an automatic

Recommended to be done daily.
• When shutting down the system,
place it in an area out of the way and
accessible to the mains.
• Switch off the detectors by pressing the
ON/OFF button for 5 seconds* (until the
detector status LED is flashing red).
• Insert the detectors in the detector
storage.
• Insert the extra battery in the on-board
charger.
• Move the X-ray tube assembly to the
parking position.
• Press and hold the off button on the
keypad for 3 seconds.
• A warning message appears.
• Connect the system to the mains. The
system should always be connected to
the mains when not in use.
shutdown procedure if not used and
not plugged in for 30 minutes. An abort
message appears. If ignored, the system
automatically shuts down after an
additional 15 minutes. After auto shutdown,
keypad stays ON, to switch the system ON,
first switch off the keypad. Turn the keypad
ON and enter the correct passcode.
Hard Shutdown
Only done when normal system shutdown
does not work.
• Press the emergency switch.
• Turn the emergency switch in the
direction of the arrows.
• Switch the keypad ON and enter the
correct passcode.
• After the system has finished booting
up, do a complete shutdown and startup.

* This step is not applicable for Skyplate E detector

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2 X-Ray Tube Warm-Up

Warming Up the X-Ray Tube Proceed as Follows:

Warm up the X-ray tube in a shielded
area. To increase the X-ray tube lifetime,
Philips recommends warming up the
X-ray tube:
• At the beginning of a day
• When the X-ray tube has not been used
for more than 1 hour
• Close the collimator.
• Select kV-mAs.
• Select the following settings:
- 70 kV
- 100 mAs
• Set the system to free exposure.
• Release 3 exposures with 15 seconds
between each exposure.

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3 Entering Patient Data Manually
Entering Patient Information and
Examinations Manually
• In the patient list, click  . following two messages appears:
• Enter the patient data. A patient ID is
assigned automatically, but can be
overwritten. It is recommended to enter
the following data (or as much data as is
available):
- Last name
- First name
- Date of birth
- Gender
• Click to add a new study,
then select the body region and the
examination from the list. (Enter
accession number if available.)
or
Select the body region and the
examination; this automatically adds
the examination to the planned
examination area.
Note: Based on the configuration of
your system, a study with no accession
number may also be added with the
examination.
• Check the accession number for each
study entered.
• Click OK to confirm that all examinations
have been entered. The patient list
appears.
• Select the patient you just entered
and click Examination to start the
examination.
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• If the patient name already exists in
the patient list and you try to manually
enter the patient name, one of the
“The following patients with the same
ID were found. Please select one for
editing.”
If this message appears, highlight the
patient name in the pop-up patient list.
You are directed to the patient’s record
and can add new examinations as
described above.
or
“Patient with this identifying attribute is
already present in the database. Please
select other values.”
If this message appears, click Cancel,
and highlight the patient name in the
patient list. If necessary, change the list
filter to All in order to see the patient
name.
Click and add the new
examinations as described above.
Note: Based on the configuration of
your system, if the name was entered
on a different day, the patient name
appears on two different lines in the
patient list; select the one for today.
If the patient is entered on the same
day, the added examinations appear
either below or above the previous
examinations.
4 Unknown RIS Code

Replacing an “Unknown RIS Code” with the Proper Examination

Scenario: A patient is selected and under the examination list an “Unknown RIS Code”
appears. To replace the “Unknown RIS Code” by a correct examination, perform one of
the following two options.

Option 1: From the Patient List
• Select the patient name with the
“Unknown RIS Code”.
(Do not select the examination tab.)
• Click  . highlighted in blue.)
• Select the “Unknown RIS Code”
examination from the “Planned
Examinations” – not the study.
• Click and select the
examination you want to map.
Note: The accession number will remain
the same. Based on the configuration
of your system, you may receive a user
guidance. Confirm this, should you wish
to permanently assign the RIS code
to that particular examination. On the
patient list, if the “Unknown RIS Code”
remains:
- Delete the patient name from the
patient list.
- Refresh the worklist using  
• Start the examination.
Option 2: From the Examination Tab
You can only delete an examination
if no images have been taken. (If the
examination tab has been selected from
the patient list, the examination started is
• Click  .
• Click to add a new study,
then select the body region and the
examination from the list. (Enter
accession number if available)
or
Select the body region and the
examination; this automatically adds
the examination to the planned
examination area.
• Click OK; the patient list appears.
• Start the examination.
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5 Resending or Reprinting
an Image

Resending an Image to PACS

(Works the Same for a Rejected Image)
• Select the patient name from the worklist.
• Click Review.
• All images of that patient appear.
Note: Rejected images are marked with *.
• Click on the thumbnail you want to send to PACS. This image appears
on the left.
• Click Store…
• Select the destination (PACS, web product, etc…).
• Select the scope:
- Selection: Sends only the thumbnail selected to the destination.
- All: Sends all images to the destination including the rejected ones.
• Click Store… again to send the images.

Resend an Image to PACS

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Reprinting an Image
(Works the Same for a Rejected Image)
• Select the patient name from the worklist.
• Click Print.
• All images of that patient appear.
Note: Rejected images are marked with *.
• Click the thumbnail you want to print.
• Click the film area (configure print protocol accordingly).
• Click to print the image.

* The rejected image symbol does not appear on the film.

Reprint an Image

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6 Locating Missing Images

If an image is missing from your patient

examination section, you can check the
system for the last 5 images* processed
on the workspot as long as the system
has not been restarted.

• Click in the order shown in Fig. 1.

• After the images have loaded (this
may take a while), click Patient List
and select the patient with the name
“Test, Images” (Fig. 2).
• Click Examination and open the
examination called Test Images (Fig. 3).
• Click u to open the study/examination.
• Scroll down to the examination titled
“Test Images
Last Images” (Fig. 4).
• Open the examination, and scroll down
to see the last few images stored by the
system. These appear as raw data or
unprocessed images.
• If you find your missing image, move it
to the correct patient examination by
using  .

Note: Moving the image to the correct

examination will correct the orientation,
automatic annotations, image processing,
and examination names and view names
that are sent to the PACS.

* Retreived images from the PACS are included in this test image folder.

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Fig. 1

Fig. 3

Fig. 2 Fig. 4

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7 How to Move an Image

Note
This is a cut and paste function.
If an image move was not completed,
the thumbnail of the previous image
will remain in the Move Image “FROM”
section. You can overwrite the old
image by clicking in the
Move Image “FROM” section.

7.1 Moving an Image to a Blank View 7.2 Moving an Image to a View with an
• From the Examination section, select Existing Image
the image you want to move. • From the Examination section, select
• Select the view you want to move the the image you want to move to.
image to.
• Click  .
• Click  .
• Cut the image by clicking  .
• Cut the image by clicking  .
• Click  .
• Confirm FROM and TO: if these are
correct. • Select the view you want to move the
image to.
• Click  .
• Click  .
• If correct, confirm the message with Yes.
• Confirm FROM and TO: if these are
The image is pasted into the target view. correct.

• Click  .

• If correct, confirm the message with Yes.

The image is pasted into the target view.

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7.3 Moving an Image Patient to Patient 7.4 Moving an Image from a Completed
• From the Examination section, select Examination to a Non-Completed
the image you want to move. Examination
• From the Examination section, select
• Click  . the image you want to move.
• Click No to the message asking if you
• Cut the image by clicking  . want to create a new examination.
• Go to the patient list.
• Select the new patient and in the • Click  .
examination section select the view
you want to move the image to. • Click  .

• Click  . • Click  .

• Confirm the message that you have
selected another patient.
• Confirm FROM and TO: if these are
correct.
• Click  .
• If correct, confirm the message with Yes.
• Within the current patient or a new
patient, select the view you want to
move the image to.
• Click  .
• If you have selected a new patient,
confirm the message that you have
selected another patient.
• Confirm FROM and TO: if these are
correct.

• Click  .

• If correct, confirm the messages with Yes.

Note for 7.3 and 7.4: • Go to Examination.

The image is cut from the original • Select  .
examination and pasted in the target • Go to Acquisition.
patient examination. In order to track The following text displays:
where the image has been moved from, “Image moved from patient:
proceed as follows: ID+Examination+View.”

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7.5 Moving an Image from a 7.6 Moving an Image from a Completed
Non-Completed Examination to a Examination to Another Completed
Completed Examination Examination
• From the Examination section, select • From the Examination section, select
the image you want to move. the image you want to move.
• Click No to the message asking if you
• Click  . want to create a new examination.

• Click  . • Click  .

• Click  . • Click  .

• Within the current patient or a • Click  .

new patient, select the completed
examination and the completed view
you want to move the image to.
• Click Yes to the message asking if you
want to create a new examination.
Note: Since the original examination
is already completed, no image can
be added to the original examination.
Clicking Yes creates a duplicate
examination with all the same patient
demographics and accession number as
the view selected.
• Click  . the view selected.
• Within the current patient or a
new patient, select the completed
examination and the completed view
you want to move the image to.
• Click Yes to the message asking if you
want to create a new examination.
Note: Since the original examination
is already completed, no image can
be added to the original examination.
Clicking Yes creates a duplicate
examination with all the same patient
demographics and accession number as

• If you have selected a new patient, • Click  .

confirm the message that you have
selected another patient. • If you have selected a new patient,
• Confirm FROM and TO: if these are confirm the message that you have
correct. selected another patient.
• Confirm FROM and TO: if these are
• Click  . correct.

• If correct, confirm the message with Yes. • Click  .

• If correct, confirm the messages with Yes.

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Note for 7.5 and 7.6:
The image is cut from the original
examination and pasted in the target
patient examination. In order to track
where the image has been moved from,
proceed as follows:
• Go to Examination.
• Select  .
• Go to Acquisition.
The following text displays:
“Image moved from patient:
ID+Examination+View.”
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8 Grid Usage
Correct Use of Grids
Large Portable Detector 35 x 43
Two grids are available: one in landscape
and one in portrait format.
Small Portable Detector 24 x 30
One grid is available only in portrait format.
The grids for the portable detector are
focused; that means that the lead strips
are placed perpendicular in the center and
angulated to the border to correspond to
the divergence of the X-ray beam.
Grid Alignment Limits
You will receive significant artifacts when
you exceed the following limits:
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Decentration Dependent on the SID
(Without Tilting)
• Grid SkyPlate Large Portrait
44/8/130 cm (51 in)
SID range 96 to 203 cm (38 to 80 in)
• Grid SkyPlate Large Landscape
40/8/130 cm (51 in)
SID range 100 to 185 cm (39 to 73 in)
• Grid SkyPlate Small Portrait
40/8/130 cm (51 in)
SID range 84 to 291 cm (33 to 115 in)
• Grid Skyplate E Large Portrait
40/8/130cm (51 in)
SID range 96 to 200 cm (38 to 79 in)
• Grid Skyplate E Large Landscape
40/8/130cm (51 in)
SID range 96 to 200 cm (38 to 79 in)
Exposures with the SkyPlate and Grid
Detector 35 cm x 43 cm (14 in x 17 in) with the landscape grid
Using the landscape grid in
landscape orientation
Center line is parallel to the long
axis of the patient (for example,
for a chest, pelvis, axial hip
examination).
Detector 35 cm x 43 cm (14 in x 17 in) with the portrait grid
Using the portrait grid in
portrait orientation
Center line is parallel to the long
axis of the patient (for example,
for a chest, pelvis, axial hip
examination).
Detector 24 cm x 30 cm (10 in x 12 in) with the portrait grid
Using the portrait grid in
portrait orientation
Center line is parallel to the long
axis of the patient (for example,
for an elbow, hand, foot).
 The X-ray tube assembly can
be angled parallel to the patient
axis and to the gridlines.
x The detector is tilted to the
left/right.
x The X-ray tube assembly is
angled to the left/right.
Note: The white line on the grid indicates
the direction of the grid lines.
Note: The grey grid is to be used for
SkyPlate E detector only. The grids are
not swappable.
Using the landscape grid in
portrait orientation
Center line is perpendicular to
the long axis of the patient.
Using the portrait grid in
landscape orientation
Center line is perpendicular to
the long axis of the patient.
Using the portrait grid in
landscape orientation
Center line is perpendicular to
the long axis of the patient.
x The X-ray tube assembly is
angled parallel to the patient
axis and with that perpendicular
to the gridlines.
 The detector is tilted to the
left/right.
 The X-ray tube assembly is
angled to the left/right.
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9 LED Descriptions and Functions

On the Portable Detector

Green Ready for exposure

Detector status
Flashing green Sleep mode
(1)

Red Not ready for exposure

Green Connection ok

WiFi status WiFi connection not ready

Red
(2) (not connected to access point)

No light WiFi connection switched off

Green ok

Power low, will soon need

Battery status Red
recharging
(3)

Not enough power to create an

Flashing red
image

1 2 3

At the Eleva Workspot

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Free detector selected
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Large portable detector

connected to the system

SkyPlate

SkyPlate
Small portable detector
connected to the system

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10 Portable Detector Battery
Charging and Indication at
the Eleva Workspot
Battery Status of the Portable Detector at the Eleva Workspot
Within the generator control area the battery charging level is indicated.
The following table shows the corresponding indication on the portable
detector and the system status.

Icon LED on SkyPlate Charging Level System Status

Detector

Green 100% – 80% Exposure possible

3,5 hours = 525 images

Green <80% – 60% Exposure possible

Green <60% – 40% Exposure possible

Green <40% – 20% Exposure possible

Red <20% – 10% Exposure possible

5 images within 10 minutes
When the detector battery status is
below 20% a confirmable user guidance
is displayed: “Battery of the portable
detector is low.”

Red flashing <5% When the detector battery status is

below 5% a confirmable user guidance is
displayed: “The battery of the portable
detector is empty. Exposures are not
possible anymore.”

Grey unknown Battery status not known by the system

Either cause of
• Detector is out of reach
• Detector connected to another system
• No battery is inserted in the detector

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11 On-Board Battery Charger

Inserting the Battery

Push the battery against the attachment
strip (1).
u Insert the battery.
u Turn the flap (2) to lock.
u Lower the flap (2).
1 2

On-Board Battery Charger

4 charging levels are displayed from
bottom to top:
0 – 25% blinking green-Green
25 – 50% blinking green-Green
50 – 75% blinking green-Green
75 – 100% blinking green-Green

LEDs
When the battery is inserted properly,
the first battery level LED turns to orange.
After a few seconds it turns to flashing
green, indicating the battery is being
charged. Once the battery is fully charged,
all the LEDs are displayed solid green.
Note: A solid orange LED indicates that
the battery has been inserted wrongly or
that the battery is faulty.

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12 System Battery Status

• To ensure proper battery charging, • When the system is on and not plugged
always connect the system to the mains in, the system charge is shown.
when not in use. • If the motor battery is fully depleted,
• This system is equipped with two it is not possible to drive the system
battery packs; each has its own manually.
charge level indicator. M
• If the generator battery is fully depleted,
M M M M M

• The column with indicates the
generator battery used for radiography’s
charge. The column with M indicates
the motor battery used for driving the
unit.
• When the system is on and plugged in
and charging, the indicators scroll
from the current charge level to 100%.
Once the system is fully charged, the
indicators stop scrolling and only the
green indicator remains lit.
recharging from a completely dead state
to the first exposure takes 1 hour.
• If all batteries are fully depleted, the
motor battery takes 6 hours and the
generator battery takes approximately
10 hours to charge fully.
Note: When the system is plugged in, you
are able to release an X-ray provided
there is optimum charge left in the
generator batteries.

M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M

When only the When the lower green When the lower green When the orange
green indicator indicator is lit, normal indicator starts flashing, indicator is flashing,
is lit, normal operation is possible normal operation is exposures are not
operation is although Philips possible although possible. Charge the
possible. recommends charging Philips strongly batteries.
the batteries. recommends charging
the batteries.

Mobile Unit Detector Battery Charging in the

On-Board Charger
Switched off and NOT connected to the mains Not charging
Switched off and connected to the mains charging
Switched on and not connected to the mains charging
Switched on and connected to the mains charging

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13 Detector Calibration
• Login using the appropriate user name.
• Click in the order shown in Fig. 5.
• Click 1. Gain Calib. WPD.
No offset calibrations are required for
the SkyPlate.
• For setup select the Exposure pre-
settings for the Additional Help Text.
- The detector must be warmed up
(power on at least for 30 minutes).
- The Eleva Workspot must be running
for at least 15 minutes.
- After high dose exposures wait at
least 20 minutes before starting the
calibration.
- Make sure that during calibration the
room temperature and the detector
temperature are the same as during
operation
- SID=150 cm, no grid, no objects in
X-ray beam
- Position the detector
on the floor. The
marking on the
detector has to be
located on the bottom
left hand side when
standing in front of the
X-ray tube assembly.
Make sure that the detector is not
tilted.
- Open the collimator light field 1 cm
larger than the sensitive detector
area.
- Insert the 21 mm Al filter.
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• Take all 8 exposures with SkyPlate. The
exposure settings are set automatically
according to the database.
• If the gain calibration was successful, a
corresponding message appears.
• Click Patient list.
• Click 2. Pixel Calib. WPD.
• Take all 8 exposures with SkyPlate.
System setup is exactly the same
as during the gain calibration. If the
pixel calibration was successful, a
corresponding message appears.
Note: If the calibration was not successful:
- Return the system into the modality
mode: Diagnostic
- Verify system setup as described in the
additional help text
- Return the system into the modality
mode: Quality Assurance
- Proceed with the gain and pixel
calibration.
• Click in the order shown in Fig. 6.
• Click Yes: Exit QA (quality assurance)
mode? The images created in this mode
will be lost if they have not been printed
or exported.
• Remove the Al filter and log off.
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Fig. 5

2 3 1

Fig. 6

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14 Detector Sharing with SkyPlate

Preconditions
• Detector sharing license is available
in the system.
• Customer service has assigned an
identifying number to each detector
and has put a label with this number
onto the detector. So each detector is
labeled with an identifying number.
• An initial detector calibration has
been performed for each shared
detector on each system where it is
intended to be used.
Note: For detector sharing, only use
portable detectors that are labeled with
the identifying number.
Workflow
The following instructions describe how
to share the portable detector between
system A and system B.
System A
• On the portable detector check the LED
that indicates the battery status (Fig. 7).
• Green: Continue to follow the procedure.
• Red or blinking red: Turn off detector
and change battery.
System B
• At the Eleva Workspot select the
System/Portable Detector section.
The following is displayed:

1
Fig. 7

2 3 4 5 6
Baery status

• Check whether the detector is known to

the system: The detector is known to the
system when the identifying number on
the detector is displayed in the list (1).
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The following additional information is
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given:
(2) Designation: detector label
(3) ID

SkyPlate
(4) Detector calibration due in days
SkyPlate
(5) Detector calibration temperature (°C/F°
(6) Calibration temperature range (°C/F°)

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Note: Only connected detectors are
known to the system. In case your
detector is not known to the system,
contact customer service.
• Hold the detector with the infrared
sensor in front of the infrared adapter.
Use the WiFi symbol on the detector as
an orientation point. Keep the detector
in front of the infrared adapter until the
three flashing red lights LEDs change to
flashing green.
Note:
1
• Detector connection might2take up to
2 minutes
• During the connection procedure, no
exposure is possible with any other
auxiliary (free cassette).
During the connection, the following user
guidances are displayed – they indicate
the status of the connection:
• “PLEASE WAIT- Connecting the
portable detector ...”
• “PLEASE WAIT- Detector connection
completed.”
• Select the Examination section. The
generator area displays the identifying
number of the connected detector (1)
and its battery status (2).
1 2
Note: After connecting the detector to
system B, the battery status displays as
follows:
System A The generator area displays
the detector label with the
identifying number (in this
example “01”) and the icon
“no battery information”. This
indicates that the detector
“01” was the last detector
connected to system A.
System B The generator area displays
the detector label with the
identifying number (in this
example “01”) and the battery
icon. This indicates that the
detector “01” is connected and
active in system B.
Note: If the connection fails, restart the
portable detector and try again.
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15 Explanation of Symbols

Wifi Connection to Hospital Network Viewing Functions

Strong signal Calling up image processing

Medium signal Shutter function

Weak signal Simple Ranger Tool

Insufficient signal
Setting contrast and brightness

No signal Setting image processing

protocols

<No icon> WiFi disabled Setting image processing

parameters

Rotating and flipping an image

Annotating an image

Display selected image at full

screen

Scaling

Moving an image

Resetting an image

Selecting a view area layout

Activate or deactivate the button

to view the image with or without
SkyFlow.

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Print Measurements

Open measurements control

Print the page
panel

Print all pages Activate / Deactivate calibration

Add page Create ruler

Delete page Measure distance

Delete selected image from the

Angle
preview page

Go to next / previous page Open angle

Calculate raw pixel values inside

Moving an image
a square

Reset the entered value and

Open tools for free composing Reset
deactivate calibration

Aligning the image Remove Delete selected elements

Clear all Delete all elements

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MobileDiagnost wDR

Frequently asked
questions

Troubleshooting
tips for the user
Content
1 System battery management 30

2 Detector battery management 31

3 Detector battery removal 32

4 Power cable management 33

5 Locking the tube arm in parking position 34

6 Image export troubles 35

7 System WiFi connectivity 36

8 Detector temperature 37

9 Detector attachment procedure 38

10 Touch screen adjustment procedure 39

11 Emergency stop usage 40

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1 System battery management
Battery management for System
(Generator and Motion)
Dos
• Always keep the system on charging
when it is parked in the designated
area after the completion of series of
examinations.
• Ensure that the system battery levels
are full before the actual usage begins.
Don’ts
• Do not keep the system continuously on
charge for more than 48 hours.
System battery not charging
If system battery is not getting charged,
before calling the Philips Customer Care
Center:
• Check first that the system is connected
to the mains and supply is present in
mains (Local Biomedical or technical
colleague can help you).
• Also check whether MCB “Miniature
Circuit Breaker” is in ‘On’ position. If not,
then switch it ‘On’ by pulling MCB lever
up.
System not Switching On
If system is not switching On, before
calling the Philips Customer Care Center:
• Check the MCB as shown in photo. In
many cases, the MCB might be in ‘Off’
position. If it is the same scenario at site,
then switch it ‘On’ by pulling lever up.
• Also, please ensure that the mains
button is in ‘On’ position too.
“On” Position
“Off” Position
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2 Detector battery management
Battery Indicator in Detector Itself Removing Battery from SkyPlate
For ‘Detector not switching On’ issue, Detector
before calling the Philips Customer Care The battery should not be directly
Center, please check the LED status on removed without shutting-down
detector. Only the detector has LEDs (Switching Off) the detector.
to show the status of the detector, WiFi
connection and the battery status. Procedure to Switch Off Detector
• Detector Off key should be pressed for
5–7 seconds.
Battery status LED • Once detector Off key is pressed for 5–7
Green Red Flashing red seconds you will observe red blinking
Battery is OK Power Not enough light and after that detector is switched
(maybe you Low power to off. The flashing red LED indicates that
need to reinsert create an you can stop pressing the button.
the battery) image • Now you can safely remove the battery.

IR area

Battery status LED

ON/OFF

WiFi status LED

Cable connection

Power status LED

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3 Detector battery removal

How to correctly insert battery into SkyPlate detector

locked
unlocked

• Removing the old • Insert battery by tilting • Lock the lever by rotating
battery. and sliding into detector the flap clockwise.
• Lift the flap upwards. battery slot (1). • Match indicative line with
• Rotate it • Be sure to match the pins lock icon and push the
counterclockwise. correctly. flap downwards.
• Indicative line matches • Once it is fitted, move the
with unlock icon. rear portion down (2).

How to correctly insert battery into on-board charger

locked
unlocked

• Removing the old • Insert battery by tilting • Lock the lever by rotating
battery. and sliding into charger the flap clockwise.
• Lift the flap upwards. slot on on-board charger. • Match indicative line with
• Rotate it • Once it is aligned, move lock icon and push the
counterclockwise. the rear portion down. flap downwards.
• Indicative line matches
with unlock icon.

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4 Power cable management
How to pull out power cable reel
• When plugged into the mains the system does not move on releasing the brake.
• However, if the system is not plugged into the mains but is attached by the LAN
cable to the wall socket, the system is able to move.
• Please always unplug the power cable & LAN cable from wall sockets to move
the system.
• Always make sure that the power cable does not get rolled over by the system
to avoid damaging the cable.

Hold the plug while pulling Hold the plug with cable While putting back the
out the power cable from while pulling out the cable, hold the plug until
system. power cable from system. the down position.

Never do this:

X X X

While pulling out the
cable, do not hold the
cable at the farther end
and pull, also do not pull it
hard if it is completely out.
To avoid damaging the Do not pull the cable until
cable plug or any other the end when the pulling
part, do not drop it when starts getting harder. Do not
putting it back. hang the cable on column
or lead apron hanger.

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5 Locking the tube arm in
parking position

The tube arm when locked correctly allows the system to move faster and
smoother. Please follow these steps to correctly lock the tube arm in parking
position.

Step 1
After the clinical usage,
make sure that the tube
column is in locking
position.

Step 2
Make sure that the
X
tube arm is pushed in
completely so that when
lowered it does not hit
other components of the
system.

Step 3
Make sure that the lock
lever is properly engaged
and the lip is fully down.

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6 Image export troubles

Images not Exported Issue

• If there are too many images in Export
Queue, please check WiFi connection
strength first or else try to export
images by connecting LAN cable (check
with hospital IT colleague for specific
LAN ports).
• If the issue still persists, then clear the
export queue (by selecting each case
and click on ‘Cancel’).
• Go to tab System > Export Queue
• You can export the images later one
by one when the connection is re-
established.
• Also, you can ask the local IT colleague
to check if any changes were recently
made to the hospital network settings.
In case there are changes, those have to
be re-entered on the mobile as well.

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7 System WiFi connectivity
System to Hospital WiFi Connectivity
Issue
Before calling the Philips Customer Care
Center for issue of ‘system not connecting
to hospital network/WiFi disconnection/
failed PACS or Printer transfer’, please
check WiFi signal strength on Eleva UI.
Feedback on the WiFi connection strength
is available on the Eleva UI. Icon located
on the upper right corner of the Eleva UI.
Icon Description
Strong signal
Medium signal
Weak signal
Insufficient signal
No signal
<No icon> WiFi disabled
If still you are facing issues with hospital
connection, then check following points
• Restart the system and check if problem
persists.
• Restart the hospital’s WiFi server/router,
check with hospital IT department.
• Check if some configuration or WiFi
settings have been changed by hospital
department. If yes, mention the same
while calling Philips customer care.
• Ask if any WiFi certificate details were
changed by hospital IT department. If
yes, mention the same while calling the
Philips Customer Care Center.
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8 Detector temperature
Detector temperature popup message
Detector temperature popup message is
only for user notification.
Solution
User has to wait for a while so that
detector temperature will increase/
decrease so that system will be in usable
condition.
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Note:
• If the system is being used in some
specific environment like ‘Incubator’
or NICU, then detector needs to be
calibrated on the specific usage
condition (i.e. room environment
temperature).
• Operating range of detector is the
temperature on which the detector is
calibrated (±6˚C).
9 Detector attachment
procedure

How to use the infrared adapter to link

SkyPlates
• Hold the detector close to the infrared
adapter of the system, LED side facing
the adapter.
• In case of a successful connection, the Infrared interface on the detector
LEDs start blinking red.
• Keep holding the detector in place until
the LEDs start blinking green. This is the
sign that the detector can be removed
from the position.

Use the WiFi symbol on the detector as an

orientation point

Infrared adapter on the system

1 2

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10 Touch screen adjustment
procedure

How to use the touch screen adjustment (only for advanced user)
In the event of misalignment of touch location on screen and actual
effect, touch screen adjustment is recommended.

Advanced user can select

• System  Quality assurance  Monitor  Touch screen adjustment
• Cross hairs appear at a point on the screen.
• Touch it from the normal perspective.
• Two more crossed hairlines appear one after another.
• Touch them from the normal perspective also.
• Confirm your selection.

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11 Emergency stop usage

Emergency stop usage

• In the event of irregular system movement, unresponsive UI,
Emergency stop is used.
• However, it should be only used when absolutely necessary.
• Frequent usage of emergency stop may result in software crash and
may corrupt the patient database on the system.
• It is also advised to reboot the system at least once in a week to avoid
sluggish performance at times as the reboot helps in refreshing the
system memory.

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