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AXIOM Artis User Interface, Replacement of Parts
© Siemens, 2001
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Print No.: AXA4-100.841.07.08.02 English

Replaces: AXA4-100.841.07.07.02 Doc. Gen. Date: 09.06
CS PS AX IR/C
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2001
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Table of Contents 3
0Table of Contents
1 _______ General Remarks ________________________________________________ 6
Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Required Test Equipment, Tools and Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
General Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Product-specific Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Conventions and Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2 _______ ECC System Control Console _____________________________________ 9
Examination Control Console ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Removing the ECC and Connection Cable at the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Trolley (MP System) . . . 13
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Removing the ECC Connection Cable on the ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Packaging the ECC for Return . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Installing the ECC with Connection Cable at the User Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Starting Up the ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Beginning with VB11x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
ECC SW Manager, Start. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Flash Loader Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
SW Download up to ≤ VB21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Version Check up to ≤ VB21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
VB22 Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
VB30 Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Opening the ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Removing the Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Installing the Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Starting Up the Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
3 _______ DDIS Data Display ______________________________________________ 28
Replacing the Data Display in the Examination Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Removing the DDIS in the Monitor Carriage System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Installing the DDIS in the Monitor Carriage System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Replacing the Data Display in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Removing the DDIS in the Control Room (Display Mount) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Installing the DDIS in the Control Room (Display Mount) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Starting Up the DDIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Beginning with VB11x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
DDIS SW Manager, Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Flash Loader Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
SW Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Version Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
VB22 Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
VB30 Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
4 _______ Control Modules _______________________________________________ 41
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4 Table of Contents
Replacing Individually Installed Control Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Removing Individually Installed Control Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Installing Individually Installed Control Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Replacing Control Modules Installed in Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Removing Control Modules Installed in Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Installing Control Modules Installed in Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Starting Up the Control Modules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Replacing the Control Console Connection Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
All Systems, except for the MP System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Only with the Multi-Purpose System (MP). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Replacing the Control Module Connection Panel on the Controller Trolley (MP) . . . . . . 57
5 _______ Footswitches __________________________________________________ 61
Replacing the Footswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Removing the Footswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Installing the Footswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Replacing the Footswitch on the Control Cart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Removing the Footswitch on the Control Cart (option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Installing the Footswitch on the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Replacing the Footswitch on the MP System Lifting Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Removing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Installing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Replacing the Footswitch in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Removing the Footswitch in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Installing the Footswitch in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Wireless Footswitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
List of Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Signal Approval Label . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
6 _______ Handswitch ____________________________________________________ 79
Replacing the Handswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Removing the Handswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Installing the Handswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Replacing the Handswitch on the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Removing the Handswitch on the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Installing the Handswitch on the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Replacing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Removing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Installing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Replacing the Handswitch in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Removing the Handswitch in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Installing the Handswitch in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
7 _______ Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems)_____________________________ 88
Replacing the Power Grip in the Multipurpose System (MP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

Removing the Power Grip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

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Table of Contents 5
Installing the Power Grip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Final Work Steps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
8 _______ ULI Board _____________________________________________________ 92
Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
ULI Board Jumpers, Connectors and Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
ULI Board HW Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
Modified Loudspeaker beginning with Rev. ≥09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Replacment Part Shipment, ≥ Rev. 08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Replacing the ULI Board in the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Removing the ULI Board in the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Installing the ULI Board in the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Replacing the ULI Board in the MP Stand Unit Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Remove the ULI Board from the MP Stand Unit Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Installing the ULI Board in the MP Stand Unit Base . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Cart (option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
Removing the ULI Board from the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
Installing the ULI Board in the Control Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Room (option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Removing the ULI Board from the BTEE in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Installing the ULI Board in the BTEE in the Control Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
9 _______ Procedures ___________________________________________________ 108
Starting the Service Software. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

ECC Software Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Downloading the ECC with new software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
ECC, downloading Software to a new ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Changing the ECC User Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
DDIS Software Download. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
Downloading the DDIS with New Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
DDIS, Downloading Software to a New DDIS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Changing the DDIS User Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
Control Modules, Configuring User Location and Plane (A/B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
TCM and CCM Control Modules, Defining the User Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
SCM Control Module, Defining the User Location and User Plane . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
Emergency SW Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
Initiating an Emergency Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
ECC Emergency Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
DDIS Emergency Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
10 ______ Changes to Previous Version ____________________________________ 137
11 ______ Index ________________________________________________________ 138

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6 General Remarks
1-
Requirements
1General Remarks
Required Test Equipment, Tools and Aids 0
All tools, test equipment and aids, with the exception of the “standard service and installa-
tion tool kit” as well as the “water pail/measuring cup”, are listed and specified in the Ser-
vice Tools Catalogue, see SPC CD-ROM).
• Service or installation tool kit
• Antistatic Kit (TKD Static Dissipative Field Service Kit) 97 02 606 RE999

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General Remarks 7
Remarks 1.1
After completing the repair work and prior to handing the system over to the customer, the
ground wire resistance of the unit (AXA4-100.840 / Checking the Ground Wires) must be
rechecked.
General Safety Information 0
When carrying out the work steps and checks, the general safety information for medical
products must be observed.
Product-specific Safety Information 0
Control Cabinets
WARNING Even after switching off (Shutdown) the system, there is still
voltage present in the system control cabinet and in the gen-
erator.
If this is not observed, death or serious bodily injury can
occur.
¹ The warning labels in the cabinets must be observed.
¹ Switch power off to the radiographic system at the
on-site on/off switch.
AXIOM Miyabi
For special safety information regarding AXIOM Miyabi systems, see AXA4-000.860.01
(AXA4-000.860.01 / AXIOM Miyabi)
Conventions and Abbreviations 0
ECC Examination Control Console

DDIS Data Display
CM Control Module
TCM-M Table Control Module, Manual
TCM-S Table Control Module, Servo
TCM-J Table Control Module, Joystick
SCM-A Stand Control Module, Plane A
SCM-B Stand Control Module, Plane B
CCM Collimator Control Module

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8 General Remarks
FSW Footswitch
HSW Handswitch
PGR Power Grip
ULI User Location Interface

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ECC System Control Console 9
2-
Examination Control Console ECC
2ECC System Control Console
Fig. 1: ECC
Possible ECC Installation Locations:
• a) Patient table (ECC1)
(Removing the ECC and Connection Cable at the Patient Table / p. 10) or
b) Control trolley (ECC1) with Multi-Purpose systems.
(Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Trolley (MP System) / p. 13)
• Control cart (ECC2). (Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control
Cart / p. 11)
• Control room (ECC3).
Remarks:
• The new ECC is shipped complete with installed joystick and includes a connection
cable.
• If the ECC is replaced, the connection cable absolutely also must be replaced.
• Replacement of the ECC at the various operating locations differs only slightly. Any
special points are indicated in the text.
• At least 1 ECC must be present in the system configured as ECC_1. (IP address
10.1.1.5)

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10 ECC System Control Console
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable at the Patient Table 0
Fig. 2: Table user interface
1. Move the tabletop forward (to the head end) until the cover panel for the ULI board is
completely accessible. If needed, turn the table or move the unit into the park position.
Fig. 3: ULI board cover

2. Shut down the system and switch it off.
3. Remove 6 Allen screws on the ULI board cover panel and remove the panel.
4. Remove the cover panel on the bottom of the table (10 screws).

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E 5. Unscrew the ECC cable connector on the ULI board ULI.X8 and disconnect it, remove
the cable clamp on the ECC cable and remove the cable. (X8/Fig. 90 / p. 93)
Fig. 4: Table ULI board

Pos. 1 ECC connector
Pos. 2 ECC cable clamp
6. Remove the ECC from the accessory rail and place it on the table with the display.
For this, use a suitable protective surface.
NOTE Do not place the ECC down on the joystick.

Protect the touchscreen from damage.
7. Remove the latching mechanism in the ECC. To do this, remove the Torx screws on the
latching mechanism and one screw on the front (if present) and remove the latching
mechanism.
8. Remove the ECC connection cable. (Removing the ECC Connection Cable on the
ECC / p. 14)
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Cart 0
This procedure applies for all systems, except for Multi-Purpose (MP) systems!

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2. Remove the 2 screws on the electronics unit housing and take off the housing towards
the top.
Fig. 5: Control console cart

E 3. Unscrew ECC the ULI board cable connector ULI.X8 and disconnect it
(X8/Fig. 90 / p. 93). Beginning with Rev. Level ≥ 6 (Fig. 91 / p. 94)
4. Release all cable securing devices and remove them.
5. Remove the cable ties/cable clamps, remove the cover panels on the strut and take out
the ECC cable.
6. Remove the ECC from the accessory rail and place it down with the touchscreen on a
suitable protective surface.

7. Remove the latching mechanism in the ECC. To do this, remove the Torx screws on the
latching mechanism and one screw on the front (if present) and remove the latching
mechanism.
ECC / p. 14)

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Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Trolley (MP System) 0
This procedure applies only to Multi-Purpose (MP) systems!

2. Remove the 2 screws (1/Fig. 6 / p. 13) on the cover panel on the trolley base and
remove the cover panel.
Fig. 6: Trolley for Multi-Purpose systems

Pos. 1 2 Allen screws to secure the cover
E 3. Unscrew the ECC cable from the TRO.ECC adapter plug in the trolley base and discon-
nect it and remove the ECC cable.
4. Remove the ECC from the accessory rail and along with the touchscreen, place it down
on a suitable protective surface.

5. Remove the latching mechanism on the ECC. To do this, remove the Torx screws on
the latching mechanism and one screw on the front (if present) and remove the latching
mechanism.
ECC / p. 14)
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable in the Control Room 0

2. Remove the 2 screws on the cover of the BTEE control room distributor and remove the
cover.

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3. Remove the cover over the ULI board. To do this, remove the four screws on the cover
and remove the cover.
Fig. 7: BTEE control room distributor

E 4. Uncover the ECC cable, unscrew the ULI.X8 ULI board connector and disconnect it,
remove the ECC cable from the cable guides or cable channels. (X8/Fig. 90 / p. 93)
5. Remove the ECC from the accessory rail (if used) or from any other mount and along
with the touchscreen, place it down on a suitable protective surface.

6. If installed, remove the latching mechanism on the ECC. To do this, remove the four
Torx screws on the latching mechanism and remove the latching mechanism.
ECC / p. 14)
Removing the ECC Connection Cable on the ECC 0


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1. Remove the screws on the cover for the cable lead-in, remove it and remove the cover.
(Fig. 8 / p. 15)
Fig. 8: ECC cable connection
1
3
Fig. 9: ECC cable lead-in

Pos. 1 Connection cable
Pos. 2 With free set-up, cable lead-in from the rear
Pos. 3 With installation in a tabletop, cable lead-in from below
2. Remove the strain-relief (cable clamp).

3. Remove the screws on the SUB-D connector and unplug the connector.
4. Reinstall the strain-relief and the cover.
5. Take the new ECC out of the packaging and, along with the display, place it down on a
suitable protective surface (e.g. a foam rubber mat).

Protect the ECC touchscreen from damage.
6. Replace the defective ECC with the new ECC and package the defective ECC with the
cable for return. (Packaging the ECC for Return / p. 16)

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Packaging the ECC for Return 0
NOTE Make absolutely sure to use the original packaging from the
new ECC.
If the returned item has been damaged during transport as a
result of improper packaging, no credit will be issued!
Package the defective ECC in exactly the same way as the new ECC was shipped:
1. First insert the ECC into the carton with two foam plastic inserts (sides) so that the
touchscreen is facing up:
Fig. 10: Correctly packaged ECC With original styrofoam packaging in the carton

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2. Then place the carton shown in the illustration as a “separating layer” on the foam
plastic inserts and lay down on it the plastic bag with the cable and secure it:
Fig. 11: Correctly packaged ECC With separating carton for secure packing of the ECC cable
3. Install the new ECC. (Installing the ECC with Connection Cable at the User
Location / p. 17)
Installing the ECC with Connection Cable at the User Location 0
1. The system must be switched off for installation!

2. Place the new ECC with the display down on a suitable protective surface (e.g. foam
rubber mat).


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3. Remove the cover over the cable connector on the new ECC (4 screws) and remove
the strain relief (cable clamp).
Fig. 13: Clamping piece

Pos. 1 4 screws
Pos. 2 1 additional screw
Pos. 3 Securing screw
Pos. 4 Adjustment screws
Fig. 12: ECC cable connection
4. Installing the new ECC Cable on the new ECC

- To do this, proceed in the reverse sequence of: (Removing the ECC Connection
Cable on the ECC / p. 14)
E - Reconnect the ECC cable, secure the connector with the screws and place the strain
relief on the cable.
- Depending on the user location, lay the cable to the rear or down into the cable outlet
and reinstall the cover for the cable connector.
• Reinstall the ECC latching mechanism on the ECC with the 5 screws (1 und
2/Fig. 13 / p. 18), if needed.
• Place the ECC back on the accessory rail or on any other mount that is used.
Checking How the Latching Mechanism is Clamped

• Check the modules for secure clamping on the accessory rail; if necessary, perform an
adjustment.
NOTE The adjustment must be performed on the accessory rail.
Only loosen the securing screw (3/Fig. 13 / p. 18).

- Turn the adjustment screws (4/Fig. 13 / p. 18) so that secure clamping is ensured.
- Rotate counterclockwise
¹ Clamping is tighter.
- Tighten the securing screw (3/Fig. 13 / p. 18).

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ECC Connection Cable

• Laying the ECC Connection Cable to the User Location Again
For this, proceed in the reverse sequence as for previous removal of the ECC connec-
tion cable to the particular user location.
With Multi-Purpose (MP) Systems:
Reconnect the cable to the TRO.ECC adapter in the trolley base and secure it with the
strain relief.
For all other systems:
E Plug the ULI.X8 ULI board connector, reinsert the screws and secure it with the strain
relief.

• Start up the new ECC. (Starting Up the ECC / p. 19)
Starting Up the ECC 0
The correct user location must be configured for the new ECC and then the current soft-
ware (including the configuration) must be downloaded. (ECC, downloading Software to a
new ECC / p. 114)
1. Switch on the system and let it boot up.

2. During the boot phase, the particular user location must be selected on the ECC touch-
panel.
- ECC1 corresponds to the patient table user location
- ECC2 corresponds to the control console cart user location
- ECC3 corresponds to the control room user location
Select the user location (and thus the TCP/IP address of the ECC). The ECC will then
continue to boot and will automatically perform a SW download.

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NOTE If this inquiry does not appear, a user location is already con-
figured in the new ECC. The software will then be down-
loaded immediately and automatically.
If software is also already loaded in the new ECC, no auto-
matic download will take place. The software currently
installed in the ECC will be booted up.
In this instance, it must absolutely be verified that the cor-
rect user location is configured in the new ECC.
a) User location correctly configured:
Download the current SW to the ECC using the Software
Manager.
b) User location incorrectly configured:
First reconfigure the user location in the ECC accordingly
(Emergency SW Download / p. 132) and then download the
current SW to the ECC using the Software Manager. Begin-
ning with VB11x (ECC Emergency Download / p. 132).
NOTE If the automatic download fails, perform an emergency down-

load (Emergency SW Download / p. 132). Beginning with
VB11x (ECC Emergency Download / p. 132).
3. Again perform a SW download to the ECC using the Software Manager. This ensures
that the current system software and configuration, etc. is loaded in the ECC.
(AXA4-100.816.02 / ECC)
- Start the service session. (Starting the Service Software / p. 108) Beginning with
VB11x (AXA4-100.816 / Starting the Service Software beginning with VB10x)
With VA42x/VA60x
4. Click on <Configuration> SW Install <SW Manager>.
5. Click on the “install typical” checkbox for “Appl SW ECC1” or “Appl SW ECC2” or “Appl
SW ECC3” (depending on the ECC that was replaced).
6. Click on <Go> in the command bar to start the SW download.
The SW and the configuration data will be downloaded to the selected ECC.
After completing a successful download, the software versions must be the same under
“current version” and “new version”.
7. Click on <Exit> in the command bar to exit the Software Manager after completing a
successful SW download.
8. Select <Configuration> Components <ECC> to open the ECC configuration.
9. Select <Save> and then <Exit> to finish configuration of the ECC.
10. Once the SW has been successfully downloaded, a touchscreen adjustment must be
performed. (AXA4-100.842.07 / Touchscreen Adjustment)
11. Then perform a function check.

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12. Reinstall all cover panels. Secure the ECC cable and control module cable with cable
ties.
Beginning with VB11x 0
ECC SW Manager, Start 0
• <Select Configuration/Next/Artis System/SWM ECC/DDIS>.
Flash Loader Update 0
• Depending on the flash loader version currently installed, the following message will
appear:
- Check finished. One or more Flash Loader versions out of date.
It is recommended to upgrade with ’Go’
Download the flash loader version with <Go> in the Action Bar.
- or the following message appears:
Check finished. All flash loader versions are up-to-date. You
can safely proceed with ’>’
“>” in the Action Bar.
Fig. 15: Flash Loader version check

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• Once all ECCs and DDISs have booted to the user interface (takes approx. 10 min.),
continue with ’>’ in the Action Bar.
Fig. 16: Update of CAN components
SW Download up to ≤ VB21 0
• Select <Appl SW ECC 1> in the the ECC SW Manager.

• Click on <Go> in the Action Bar. The SW download starts.
NOTE If no software is loaded on the ECC, or following an emer-

gency download, the installation location of the ECC must be
configured.
If a selection list (ECC1, ECC2, ECC3) is displayed on the ECC display, the corre-
sponding user location must be configured. The corresponding TCP/IP address is auto-
matically assigned with this configuration.
- ECC 1 = installation location on the patient table
- ECC 2 = installation location on the trolley
- ECC 3 = installation location in the control room
NOTE Make sure that each user location is present only once in the
system.

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Various operating system messages can be seen on the ECC during the download. If
more than one ECC is configured in a system, the downloads take place one after the
other. The download is completed when the ECC has booted again to the application
interface.
Version Check up to ≤ VB21 0
• In conclusion, a “Version Check" must be performed. To do this, start it in Configura-

tion / SW Install / Version Check and perform it. No SW conflicts may be displayed.
VB22 Software Download 0
In this step, the software is downloaded from the host to the DDISs and ECCs simulta-
neously.
The system will detect differences in the SW version and will accordingly set a checkmark
under install typical.
• If there are differences, start the SW download with <Go> in the Action Bar.
• If the SW versions are the same, end the download with <Exit> in the action bar.
Fig. 17: SWM ECC/DDIS

• If the download fails, perform an Emergency Download for the ECC (AXA4-100.840.07
/ ECC Emergency SW Download) or for the DDIS (AXA4-100.840.07 / DDIS Emer-
gency SW Download).
neously.

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If “installing in Progress” appears in the Action Bar, close the ECC/DDIS Soft-
ware Manager window with <Exit>. The installation will continue to run in the back-
ground.
gency SW Download).

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Joystick 2.1
Opening the ECC 0

2. Remove the ECC from the accessory rail and place it down on a suitable protective sur-
face so that the ECC is not placed down on the joystick.
Protect the ECC touchscreen from damage!
3. Disconnect the cable. (Removing the ECC Connection Cable on the ECC / p. 14)
4. Open the ECC (8 screws) and remove the bottom cowl.
Fig. 18: ECC, bottom view

5. Then remove the joystick. (Removing the Joystick / p. 25)
Removing the Joystick 0
E 1. Unplug the 15-pole SUB-D interface connector from the main board.
E 2. Carefully unplug the white ribbon cable (touchpanel connection cable).

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3. Remove the 4 screws on the joystick and remove the component.
Fig. 19: Joystick connections

4. Then install the joystick. (Installing the Joystick / p. 26)
Installing the Joystick 0

2. Insert the new joystick. Carefully position the bellows boot with a blunt tool. The bottom
fold must be positioned correctly in the slot provided for it.
Fig. 20: Joystick bellows
NOTE The bellows boot must be correctly inserted into the slot pro-
vided for it. If this is not the case, the bellows boot can be
pulled out when there is joystick movement.
3. Secure the joystick in place (4 screws).

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E 4. Carefully plug the white cable (touchpanel connection cable) back in.
E 5. Plug the 15-pole SUB-D interface connector back in on the main board.
NOTE Make sure that none of the cables are crushed. Pay particu-
lar attention to the ribbon cable.
Reinstall the base cover on the ECC and secure it in place (8 screws) (Fig. 18 / p. 25).
NOTE If the screws are tightened too much, the threads can be
damaged.
- Evenly tighten the screws; if an angled Torx wrench is available, use only the short
shaft as a fulcrum. The housing is made of aluminum materials and the threads are
not very durable.
6. Then start up the joystick. (Starting Up the Joystick / p. 27)
Starting Up the Joystick 0
1. Switch the system on.

2. Start the service software. (Starting the Service Software / p. 108)
3. Select the affected ECC under <Test Tools> <Hardware Tests> <ECC....>. Then high-
light the <Joystick Diagnostic> checkbox under “FRU of ECC....” and click on <Start> to
start the joystick test.
4. Perform the joystick test as a function check (AXA4-100.840.07 / ECC Joystick, No
Functions).
NOTE After replacing the joystick, no adjustments are required!

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28 DDIS Data Display
3DDIS Data Display 3-
Fig. 21: DDIS data display

A maximum of 2 data displays can be connected in an AXIOM Artis system:
Possible DDIS Installation Locations:
• Examination room (DDIS1) on the monitor trolley system. (Replacing the Data Display
in the Examination Room / p. 29)
• Control room (DDIS2) (option) on the table mount. (Replacing the Data Display in the
Control Room / p. 31)
• Examination room (DDIS1) on the monitor trolley. (Replacing the Data Display in the
Control Room / p. 31)
Remarks:
• Data displays are always replaced completely.
• At least 1 DDIS must be present in the system configured as DDIS_1. (IP address
10.1.1.8)

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DDIS Data Display 29
Replacing the Data Display in the Examination Room 3.1
One data display in the examination room is standard. “DDIS_1” must be configured as
the user location.
Removing the DDIS in the Monitor Carriage System 0

2. Remove the strain-reliefs for the power cable and Ethernet cable.
3. Unplug the power cable (1/Fig. 22 / p. 29) and Ethernet cable (2/Fig. 22 / p. 29) to the
data display as well as the ground cable.
Fig. 22: DDIS connections

4. Remove the screws on the display mount (1/Fig. 23 / p. 29). Remove the data display
and place it down on a suitable protective surface.
Fig. 23:

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NOTE Be careful when loosening the screws. Hold the data display
so that it does not drop.
5. Unpack the new DDIS and replace the defective DDIS.

Then package the defective DDIS for return.
For this, use the original packaging from the new DDIS and package the defective DDIS
in the same way as the new DDIS was packaged.
NOTE If the returned item has been damaged during transport as a

6. Install the new DDIS on the monitor carriage system. (Installing the DDIS in the Monitor
Carriage System / p. 30)
Installing the DDIS in the Monitor Carriage System 0

2. Unpack the new display, place it on the display mount and secure it in place.
3. Plug in the power cable (1/Fig. 24 / p. 30) and Ethernet cable (2/Fig. 24 / p. 30), and
reconnect the ground wire.
Then install the strain reliefs for the power and Ethernet cables. (AX52-X01.812.01 /
Data Display)

4. Start up the new DDIS. (Starting Up the DDIS / p. 35)

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Replacing the Data Display in the Control Room 3.2
A data display in the control room is an option. “DDIS_2” must be configured as the user
location.
Removing the DDIS in the Control Room (Display Mount) 0

2. Remove the strain-reliefs for the power cable and Ethernet cable.
3. Unplug the power cable (1/Fig. 25 / p. 31) and Ethernet cable (2/Fig. 25 / p. 31) to the
data display as well as the ground cable.

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4. Remove the screws on the table or wall display mount. Remove the data display and
place it down on a suitable protective surface.
3
5
2
2 Fig. 27: Data display, wall installation

1
Fig. 26: Data display, table installation

Pos. 1 Plate
Pos. 2 M5 x 20 Allen screw with washer
Pos. 3 Spacer
Pos. 4 Data Display

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NOTE Mounting beginning with new Rev. level, (1/Fig. 28 / p. 33)
Fig. 28: DDIS table/monitor cart

5. Unpack the new DDIS and replace the defective DDIS.
Then package the defective DDIS for return.
For this, use the original packaging from the new DDIS and package the defective DDIS
in the same way as the new DDIS was packaged.
NOTE If the returned item has been damaged during transport as a

6. Install the new DDIS in the control room. (Installing the DDIS in the Control Room (Dis-
play Mount) / p. 33)
Installing the DDIS in the Control Room (Display Mount) 0

2. Unpack the new display, place it on the table or wall display mount and secure it in
place. (AXA4-100.812 / Data Display)

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3. Plug in the power cable (1/Fig. 29 / p. 34) and Ethernet cable (2/Fig. 29 / p. 34), and
reconnect the ground wire.
Then install the strain reliefs for the power and Ethernet cables. (AX52-X01.812.01 /
Data Display)

4. Start up the new DDIS. (Starting Up the DDIS / p. 35)

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Starting Up the DDIS 3.3
The correct user location must be configured for the new DDIS and then the current soft-
ware (including the configuration) must be downloaded. (DDIS, Downloading Software to
a New DDIS / p. 120)

2. During the boot phase, the corresponding user location must be selected using the ser-
vice switch on the back of the DDIS.
- DDIS_1 corresponds to the examination room user location, monitor carriage sys-
tem.
- DDIS_2 corresponds to the control room user location, display mount.
- Select the user location (and thus the TCP/IP address of the DDIS). The DDIS will
then continue to boot and will automatically perform a SW download.
figured in the new DDIS. The software will then be down-
If software is also already loaded in the new DDIS, no auto-
installed in the DDIS will be booted up.
rect user location is configured in the new DDIS.
a) User location correctly configured:
Download the current SW to the DDIS using the Software
Manager.
b) User location incorrectly configured:
First reconfigure the user location in the DDIS accordingly
and then download the current SW to the DDIS using the
Software Manager. (Emergency SW Download / p. 132)
If the user location cannot be configured, the Ethernet cable
must be disconnected (always if the DDIS has already been
operated once in a system with higher system SW).
NOTE If the automatic download fails, perform an emergency down-

load. (Emergency SW Download / p. 132)
• Perform a SW download to the DDIS again using the Software Manager. This ensures
that the current system software and configuration, etc. is loaded in the DDIS.
(AXA4-100.816.02 / DDIS)
Software download with VA42x/VA60x

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- Start the service session. (Starting the Service Software / p. 108)

- <Click on <Configuration> SW Install <SW Manager>.
- Click on the “install typical”checkbox for “Appl SW DDIS 1” or “Appl SW DDIS 2”
(depending on the DDIS that was replaced).
- <Click on <Go> in the command bar to start the SW download.
The SW and the configuration data will be downloaded to the selected DDIS.
After completing a successful download, the software versions must be the same
under “current version” and “new version”.
- <Click on <Exit> in the command bar to exit the Software Manager after completing a
successful SW download.
• Select <Configuration> Components <DDIS> to open the DDIS configuration.
• Select <Save> and then <Exit> to finish configuration of the DDIS.
• If necessary, the font sizes in the displays can be changed in the service software.
(AXA4-100.843.02 / DDis Config)
<Select Configuration> Components <DDIS> and the subpoint <Local Ddis parame-
ters> and change the desired ”Font size” accordingly.
Caution: Changes made here are always effective for all DDISs in the system.
• Perform a function test and check the images on the display.
• Then perform a function check of the system.
Beginning with VB11x 0
DDIS SW Manager, Start 0
• <Select Configuration/Next/Artis System/SWM ECC/DDIS>.
Flash Loader Update 0
• Depending on the flash loader version currently installed, the following message will
appear:
- Check finished. One or more Flash Loader versions out of date.
It is recommended to upgrade with ’Go’
Download the flash loader version with <Go> in the Action Bar.

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- or the following message appears:

Check finished. All flash loader versions are up-to-date. You
can safely proceed with ’>’
“>” in the Action Bar.
Fig. 30: Flash Loader version check

• Once all ECCs and DDISs have booted to the user interface (takes approx. 10 min.),
continue with ’>’ in the Action Bar.
Fig. 31: Update of CAN components

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SW Download 0
• In the SW Manager select <Appl SW DDIS1>.

• Click on <Go> in the Action Bar. The SW download starts.
NOTE The installation location must be configured at the DDIS dur-

ing the download.
Fig. 32: DDIS Emergency Download Button
Fig. 33: DDIS emergency download button on the new data display
Pos. 1 There is a small hole in the cover beside the LAN connector, which allows access to the button.

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NOTE If no software is loaded on the DDIS, or if there is an emer-

gency download, the installation location of the data display
must be configured.
• When “DDIS1” is displayed on the data display, the installation location must be config-
ured. To do this, briefly press the <Emergency Download button> to define the instal-
lation location and press and hold the button for 5 sec to complete the configuration.
- Press 1 x = MTS-H or monitor cart installation location
- Press 2 x = control room installation location
The download is completed when the data display has booted again to the application
interface.
Version Check 0
• In conclusion, a “Version Check" must be performed. To do this, start it in Configura-

tion / SW Install / Version Check and perform it. No SW conflicts may be displayed.
neously.
Fig. 34: SWM ECC/DDIS

gency SW Download).

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neously.
If “installing in Progress” appears in the Action Bar, close the ECC/DDIS Soft-
ware Manager window with <Exit>. The installation will continue to run in the back-
ground.
gency SW Download).

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Control Modules 41
4Control Modules 4-
Replacement of defective control modules and subsequent startup of the new control mod-
ules are described here.
TCM modules beginning with Serial No. 3000 are equipped with a ninth button for elec-
tro-magnetic table unlatching (table rotation).
1 CCM 2 T C M -M 3 T C M -S 4 T C M -J 5 SCM
Fig. 35: Control modules

Pos. 1 CCM: Collimator Control Module
Pos. 2 TCM-M: Table Control Module, Manual
Pos. 3 TCM-S: Table Control Module, Servo
Pos. 4 TCM-J: Table Control Module Joystick (only with MP)
Pos. 5 SCM: Stand Control Module; configured 2 times in biplane systems
- This emergency stop module is used

only with the OR table.
- It is shipped with a cable and CAN
jumper.
- The latching mechanism
(1/Fig. 38 / p. 43) is not included.
Fig. 36: Emergency Stop Module

Pos. 1 Emergency stop
Pos. 2 Cables
Remarks:
• The number of control modules depends on the system type.
• Control modules can be installed individually or in groups at the user location. As a
result, the replacement procedure is different.
• New control modules are always shipped with the default configuration User Location
1 and Plane A (only with SCM).
- Reconfiguring a control element is thus necessary only for the control cart and con-
trol room user locations as well as when an SCM is used in Plane B.
- Prior to a download of the control modules, make sure that with all control modules
the user location and operating plane (only with SCM A/B) are set.
• The control modules are connected to the CAN bus. Always make absolutely sure that
the CAN jumpers (CAN-Loopconnectors) connected correctly.

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42 Control Modules
• Each CAN connection must be terminated with a CAN terminal connector. The CAN
cabling is shown in the System Wiring Diagram.

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Control Modules 43
Replacing Individually Installed Control Modules 4.1
NOTE The CAN connectors on the control mdules may be plugged

in and unplugged only when power is switched off.
Removing Individually Installed Control Modules 0

2. Disengage the control module, remove it from the accessory rail and place it down on a
suitable surface.
3. If present, remove the insulation cap (1/Fig. 37 / p. 43).
4. Unscrew and disconnect the connection cable (2/Fig. 38 / p. 43) and jumper connec-
tion (Loopconnector) (3/Fig. 38 / p. 43) on the defective control module. Example:
Fig. 37: Control Modules

Pos. 1 Insulation cap 2
Fig. 38: Table servo control module (TCM-S)

Pos. 1 Clamping device
Pos. 2 Spiral cable
Pos. 3 Loop connector
Pos. 4 Additional screw

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44 Control Modules
5. Remove the latching mechanism (1/Fig. 38 / p. 43). To do this, remove the 4 Allen
screws and one screw on the front (if present):
Fig. 39: Control module clamping device

6. Package the defective control module as a return part in the same way as the new part
was packaged. Absolutely use the original packaging!
7. Install the new control module. (Installing Individually Installed Control Modules / p. 44)
Installing Individually Installed Control Modules 0

Fig. 41: Clamping piece
Pos. 1 4 screws
Pos. 2 1 additional screw
Pos. 3 Securing screw
Pos. 4 Adjustment screws
1. Unpack the new control module and place it down on a suitable surface.
2. Place the latching mechanism (Pfeile/Fig. 40 / p. 44) on the new control module and
secure it in place with 4 Allen screws and one screw on the front.
3. Plug the CAN jumper (CAN-Loopconnector) on the new control module and secure it in
place.
4. Plug in and secure the connection cable on the new control module.
- If the connection cable from the replaced control module was also removed on the
ULI board, then plug the connection cable for the control module back in at the origi-
nal position on the ULI board.
Not with the Emergency Stop Module:
When doing this, connect the end of the cable with the angled connector on the ULI
boad and the end with the kinked protective boot to the control module.
The ULI.X5, ULI.X6 and ULI.X7 connectors are on the ULI board for connection of
the control modules.

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Control Modules 45
NOTE CAN jumpers (CAN-Loopconnectors) must be plugged in on

unoccupied connectors!
- Only with the Emergency Stop Module:

If the cable must be replaced, plug the cable from the emergency stop module into
the ULI board, X13.
5. Hook the new control module onto the accessory rail and snap it in place.
6. Start up the new control module. (Starting Up the Control Modules / p. 50)

adjustment.


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46 Control Modules
Replacing Control Modules Installed in Groups 4.2
NOTE The CAN connectors on the control mdules may be plugged

in and unplugged only when power is switched off.
Removing Control Modules Installed in Groups 0

2. Remove the control module group from the mount and place it down on a suitable sur-
face.
- Table, Control Cart and Control Cart (MP): Remove the control module group from
the accessory rail.
- Control room: Remove the safety screws on the bottom of the table and then
unhook the control module group from above and remove it.
3. Remove the latching mechanism(s) on the defective control module, if used and if nec-
essary. To do this, remove the 4 Allen screws and one screw on the front (if present):

4. Remove the clamping part(s) (1/Fig. 43 / p. 46) on the defective control module. To do
this, remove the 4 Allen screws on each.
2 3
Fig. 43: Grouping control modules

E 5. Unscrew and disconnect the CAN jumper connector (CAN-Loopconnector)
(2/Fig. 43 / p. 46) or thge connection cable (3/Fig. 43 / p. 46) on the control module, if
necessary.

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Control Modules 47
6. Remove the screws which secure the control modules to one another.
To do this, loosen the two M3x6 set screws (do not remove them) in the slot
(1/Fig. 44 / p. 47) on the terminal strips and then separate the control modules.
Fig. 44: Connecting the control modules

E 7. Unplug the connection cables (ribbon cables) (2/Fig. 44 / p. 47) between the modules.
8. Remove the defective control module from the group.
9. Package the defective control module as a return part in the same way as the new part
was packaged. Absolutely use the original packaging!
Installing Control Modules Installed in Groups 0
1. Unpack the control module and inset it in place of the defective module that was
removed from the group. (Installing Control Modules Installed in Groups / p. 47)
E 2. Resecure the control elements to each other with the terminal strips (1/Fig. 44 / p. 47)
and plug in the connection cables (ribbon cables) between the modules.
NOTE When grouping the modules, the latching mechanism

(Pfeile/Fig. 45 / p. 48) to secure them on the accessory rail
must always be installed on the TCM.

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48 Control Modules
3. Loosely install the clamping parts (Pfeile/Fig. 46 / p. 48) and, if necessary, reinstall the
latching mechanisms (Pfeile/Fig. 45 / p. 48).
Fig. 46: Control module group, bottom view

E 4. Plug the CAN jumper back in (Loopconnector), if necessary.
E 5. Plug in and secure the connection cable on the new control module, if necessary.
- If the connection cable was removed from a replaced control module or a replaced
control module group on the ULI board, then it must be connected again at the same
connection as before.
- The ULI.X5, ULI.X6 and ULI.X7 connectors are on the ULI board for connection of
control modules. Plugi n the connection cable for a control module group at the
ULI.X5 connector.
NOTE CAN jumpers (Loopconnectors) must be plugged in on all

unoccupied connectors (X6 and X7).
6. Reinstall the control modules on the accessory rails for the table, control carriage, con-
trol console cart (MP).
7. Tighten the clamping parts (Pfeile/Fig. 46 / p. 48).
- To do this, press the modules into the accessory rail from above; this will prevent the
modules from being bowed out when the clamping parts are tightened.
8. Install on the table in the control room.
9. Start up the new control module. (Starting Up the Control Modules / p. 50)

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adjustment.


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Starting Up the Control Modules 4.3
Status of New Control Modules when Shipped

• User Location 1 (ULI I) is configured.
• User plane A (only with SCM) is configured.
Necessity to Reconfigure the User Location/User Plane of a Control Module

• When using the new control module for user location ULI II (control cart).
• When using the new control module for user location ULI III (control room).
• When using the new SCM control module for Plane B (only with biplane).
• When using a used control module with the incorrect or an unknown configuration.
Startup Procedure for a new Control Module

1. Configuring the user location for TCM and CCM, if necessary.
Description: (TCM and CCM Control Modules, Defining the User Location / p. 125)
2. Configuring the user location and user plane for SCM, if necessary.
Description: (SCM Control Module, Defining the User Location and User Plane / p. 128)
3. Performing a software download to the new control element.
Use the SW Manager to download SW.
To do this, start a service session (Starting the Service Software / p. 108) and then click
on <Configuration> SW Install <SW Manager> to open the SW Manager window.
Description of the Procedure:
SW VA42C and SW VA60x:
- “install typical” (AXA4-100.816.02 / RTC SW Download using Install Typical) or
- “install complete” (AXA4-100.816.02 / RTC SW Download using Install Complete) or
- use the procedure (AXA4-100.816.02 / RTC SW Download to Individual Compo-
nents).

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With VB11xx or a higher version

With this software, the CAN components can be selected individually.
• Select <Options> <Service> <Local Service> <Configuration>.
• Continue with <next >.
• Select <Artis System> <SWM RTC> (Software Manager).
• Select CAN Download proceed with “>” with “ > ” (the two others are deselected).
• Prepare the download with <Go>.
• Select CAN Download.
• <Go>
• Select the particular component (set a checkmark).
• Start the download with <Go>.
The download is completed when the "ok" status is displayed for the selected com-
ponents.
• Following a successful download, end the procedure with Finish.
• Shut down the system and reboot it.

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4. Take the insertion frame out of the accessory pack and insert it.
When doing this, make sure that the same type of insert frame that was used before is
used again.
Fig. 47: Insert frames for Table Control and Stand Control Modules
Pos. 1 Basic table with or without stepping
Pos. 2 Tilting table and MP Systems
Pos. 3 OR Table and Tilt Function
Pos. 4 Basic table with or without stepping, with electromagnetic release for table rotation
Pos. 5 Tilting table with electromagnetic release for table rotation
Pos. 6 OR table and tilting function with electromagnetic release for table rotation
Pos. 7 Stand, Plane A
Pos. 8 Stand, Plane B
Pos. 9 MP systems and systems with the control trolley

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Fig. 48: Insert frame for the collimator

Pos. 1 Single plane with Card collimator without rotation
Pos. 2 Single plane and MP with N collimator without rotation
Pos. 3 Single plane with N collimator with rotation
Pos. 4 Single plane with Card collimator with rotation
Pos. 5 Biplane with Card collimator with rotation
Pos. 6 Biplane with Card collimator without rotation
Pos. 7 Biplane with N collimator without rotation
Pos. 8 Biplane with N collimator with rotation
Pos. 9 Asymmetrical collimation, biplane
Pos. 10 Asymmetrical collimation, single plane
5. Perform a function check of the new control module.

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6. Place on the insulation cap(1/Fig. 49 / p. 54).

This is shipped along with every new control module.
Fig. 49: Control Modules

Pos. 1 Insulation cap

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Replacing the Control Console Connection Cable 4.4
All Systems, except for the MP System 0
This control console connection cable has a connector that is plugged in directly on the ULI
board at the ULI.X5, ULI.X6 or ULI.X7 connector.
Fig. 50: Control module cable

Pos. 1 Standard control module cable
Procedure for Cable Replacement

2. Unscrew the connector on the control module or control module group and unplug it.
E 3. Establish access to the corresponding ULI board and unplug the required ULI.X5,
ULI.X6 or ULI.X7 connector there. Then unscrew/remove all cable securing devices
and remove the cable.
For this, proceed in the say way as with the ECC connection cable replacement pro-
cedure described for the following user locations:
- (Removing the ECC and Connection Cable at the Patient Table / p. 10)
- (Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Cart / p. 11)
- (Removing the ECC and Connection Cable in the Control Room / p. 13)
E 4. Lay the new control console cable to the ULI board and plug it in at the same connec-
tor, then plug in the other end of the cable to the control module. Tighten the screws on
both connectors.
5. Switch on the system, boot it up and test the function of the cable.
6. Shut down the system and switch it off. Then reinstall all cable securing devices and
cover panels, etc.

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Only with the Multi-Purpose System (MP) 0
This connection console connection cable has a connector that is plugged in on Control
Module Connection Board MPP (D1 board).
Fig. 52: Control module connector panel for

trolley (MP system)
Fig. 51: Control module spiral cable Pos. 1 2 connectors for control module cables
Pos. 1 Spiral cable
Procedure for Cable Replacement

2. Unscrew and unplug the defective control module cable at the control module or on
the control module group and unplug it on the control module connection board
(MP system) as well.
3. Connect the new control module cable to the two connectors and tighten the screw con-
nectors.
4. Switch on the system, boot it up and test the function of the cable.

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Replacing the Control Module Connection Panel on the Controller

Trolley (MP) 4.5
Procedure:
2. Remove the 2 screws (1/Fig. 53 / p. 57) on the cover panel on the pedestal base and
remove the cover.


Pos. 1 2 plug-in connectors for cables to TCM2, CCM2
and SCM2
3. Unplug all connected control console connection cables from the panel
(1/Fig. 54 / p. 57).
4. Pull the column cover up and off (held on with clips).

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Fig. 55: Clamping rails on the trolley

Pos. 1 Mark the location with a pencil
Pos. 2 Loosen the screws Fig. 56: Cable holder on the trolley
Pos. 1 Loosen the 4 screws
First mark the original positioin of the two clamping rails (1/Fig. 55 / p. 58) and of the
cable mount (Fig. 56 / p. 58).
a) Then loosen all screws, do not remove them and slide them up and out along with
the mounting nuts into the profile slot.
Fig. 57: Cover panel, inside

Pos. 1 Cover panel, inside
Pos. 2 Connection for the PVC cover panel

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5. Pull the cover panel, inside, up approx. 1-2 cm (1/Fig. 57 / p. 58) and open it to the
inside.
Fig. 58: D1 on the MP Trolley

Pos. 1 Removing the nuts
Pos. 2 Connector
E 6. Remove the 4 nuts, washers and the ground wire on Control Module Anschlusspanel
(1/Fig. 58 / p. 59).
Fig. 59: Connection panel on the trolley, outside

Pos. 1 Connection panel
Pos. 2 Cover plate

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Take the control console connection panel out towards the outside.
If needed, pull out the outside cover panel up only approx. 1 cm towards the outside or
press it to the inside.
Take the panel out only until the D1.X1 connector can be removed. If needed, the cable
can be pushed out from the pedestal base.
E 7. Replace the defective Control Module Connection Panel with the new one and reinstall
it in the reverse order, connect the ground wire (Fig. 58 / p. 59).
a) Snap in the cover panel, outside.
b) Snap in the cover panel, inside; to do this, carefully slide the cover panel down and
snap in the PVC part into the mount for the PVC cover.
c) Connect the ground wire to the cover panel, inside.
8. Securely reinstall the cable mount and clamping rails on the mark in the original posi-
tions.
9. Reinstallo the column cover.
10. Plug in all removed control console connection cables on the panel.
11. Switch on the system, boot it up and test the function of the control elements.

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5Footswitches 5-
The footswitch on the patient table is connected to X9 in the table base. From there,
the signal is forwarded internally to the ULI board on the ULI.X9 connector.
All other footswitches are connected to the ULI.X9 ULI board connector for the particular
user location. The particular ULI board must be accessed for replacement.
Description of the Pedal Functions: (AXA4-100.843.02 / Footswitch Configurations)
Fig. 61: 4-pedal footswitch (7728012)
Fig. 60: Monoplane and biplane footswitches

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Replacing the Footswitch on the Patient Table 5.1
NOTE The connector may be plugged in or disconnected only with

power switched off.
NOTE Beginning with a particular Serial No. or following installa-

tion of (AXA4-100.814.30 / Installing the Adapter Cable), the
footswitch can be connected directly to the table with a Jae-
ger connector.
It is not necessary to remove any cover panels. The work-
steps described below are then not necessary.
Requirements 0
There are two new footswitches, for monoplane and for biplane systems, that are provided
with a Jaeger connector:
Footswitch Part Number

Footswitch for Artis Mono II 77 21 603
Footswitch for Artis Biplane II 77 21 538
There is also the possibility of connecting the footswitch externally. The following AXIOM
patient tables have this connector socket as standard equipment:
AXIOM Table Part Number Serial Number

Basic Table 57 67 004 Beginning with Ser. No. 4200
Peri Table 57 67 012 Beginning with Ser. No. 4100
Tilt Table 57 67 020 Beginning with Ser. No. 3200
OR Table 57 67 053 Beginning with Ser. No. 3100
In tables with low Serial Numbers, an adapter must be installed so that the new footswitch
can also be connected externally. Installation of this adapter is described in the instructions
(AXA4-100.814.30 / Installing the Adapter Cable).
Removing the Footswitch on the Patient Table 0
To replace the footswitch, the cover panel on the table base must be removed. Under it,
there is a cable clamp and the X9 adapter for the footswitch cable.
There is an internal connection from the X9 adapter to the ULI.X9 board connector.

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1. Move the table into the top end position so that the cover panel on the table base can be
removed.
3. Remove the table cover panels on the cable outlet. (AXA4-100.841.06 / Cover Panels)
4. Remove the cover panel (4 Allen screws). (1/Fig. 62 / p. 63)
Fig. 62: Footswitch connection cover plate

5. Remove the 2 Allen screws on the cable holder for the corrugated hose and lay out the
corrugated hose.(1/Fig. 63 / p. 63)
Fig. 63: Table cable clamp

6. Open the cable clamp for the footswitch cable and take out the cable. (1/Fig. 64 / p. 64)

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7. Unplug the X9 connector. Remove the (2/Fig. 64 / p. 64) and ground wire on the on the
quick-disconnect terminal.
Fig. 64: Footswitch connection

Pos. 1 Cable clamp
Pos. 2 Footswitch cable connector
8. Unpack the new footswitch and replace the defective footswitch with it.
Pack the defective footswitch for return in the same way as the new footswitch was
packaged.
Make absolutely sure to use the original packaging from the new footswitch!
9. Install the new footswitch on the patient table. (Installing the Footswitch on the Patient
Table / p. 64)
Installing the Footswitch on the Patient Table 0

2. Plug the cable from the new footswitch into the X9 connector and put the connector
back together.
3. Connect the ground wire to the quick-disconnect terminal.
4. Insert the cable into the cable clamp and close the clamp.
5. Insert the corrugated hose into the holder and tighten the 2 Allen screws.
6. Switch on the system, let it boot up and perform a function test.

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NOTE If the new footswitch does not function, first proceed with
troubleshooting. (AXA4-100.840.07 / Footswitches / Hand-
switch)

8. Reinstall the cover panel (4 Allen screws).
9. Install the table cover panels on the cable outlet. (AXA4-100.841.06 / Cover Panels)
10. Switch on the system, let it boot up and perform a system function test.

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Replacing the Footswitch on the Control Cart 5.2

power switched off.
To replace the footswitch, the cover panel on the control cart base must be removed. Under
it, there is a ULI board on which the footswitch cable is connected to the ULI.X9 connector.
Removing the Footswitch on the Control Cart (option) 0

2. Remove the 2 screws on the housing of the electronics unit and pull off the housing by
lifting it up and off.

E 3. Unplug the footswitch cable from the ULI.X9 ULI board connector (X9/Fig. 90 / p. 93),
beginning with Rev. Level ≥ 06 (Fig. 91 / p. 94).
5. Remove the cable ties/cable clamps and take out the cable.
6. Take the footswitch cable out of the control cart.

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packaged.
8. Install the new footswitch to the control cart. (Installing the Footswitch on the Control
Cart / p. 67)
Installing the Footswitch on the Control Cart 0

E 2. Lay the new footswitch cable to the control cart and to the ULI board and plug it in to the
ULI.X9 connector on the ULI board.
troubleshooting (AXA4-100.840.07 / Footswitches / Hand-
switch).
5. After successfully completing the function test, shut down the system again and switch
it off.
6. Reinstall the cable clamps (cable ties) and all cable securing devices.
7. Reinstall the housing for the electronics unit (2 screws).

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Replacing the Footswitch on the MP System Lifting Column 5.3

power switched off.
To replace the footswitch, one of the two cover panels on the lifting column must be swung
up and snapped into the top position.
• Table installed on the right: Lift up the lifting column cover panel on the right.
• Table installed on the left: Lift up the lifting column cover panel on the left.
The following example applies for a table installed on the left!
NOTE If the table is installed on the right, the lifting column is buil-
tup reversed and the procedure must be adapted accord-
ingly.
Removing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column 0
1. Position the unit horizontally and use the column lift (tube must be down!), to move it
into the bottom end position.

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3. Remove the cable holder on the left side of the lifting column. To do this, remove the 2
Allen screws (1/Fig. 66 / p. 69).
Fig. 66: Side cover with cable holder in MP system stand base (table installed on left side)
Pos. 1 2 Allen screws to secure the cable holder together with the cover panel

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4. Remove the 5 Allen screws that hold the cover panel in place.
One Allen screw is located on the back of the lifting column.
Four Allen screws are located on the bottom left side of the lifting column in the vicinity
of the cable outlet. (1/Fig. 67 / p. 70)
Fig. 67: MP stand base, cable outlet panel (table installed on left side)
Pos. 1 4 Allen screws to secure the cover panel

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5. Pivot up the left cover panel on the lifting column into the top position and snap it in
place. It will now be possible to access the ULI board (1/Fig. 68 / p. 71).
Fig. 68: ULI board Location in the MP system gantry (table Fig. 69: ULI board location in the MP system
installed on the left side) gantry (table installed on the right side)
Pos. 1 ULI board Pos. 1 ULI board
• M400: Power supply

• M401: Connection box

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6. Remove the cover over the ULI board.

To do this, remove the 4 screws on the cover and remove it.
Fig. 70: Multipurpose stand ULI board

beginning with Rev. Level ≥ 06 (Fig. 91 / p. 94).
packaged.
11. Install the new footswitch on the lifting column. (Installing the Footswitch on the Lifting
Column / p. 72)
Installing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column 0

E 2. Lay the new footswitch cable to the lifting column and to the ULI board and plug it in to
the ULI.X9 ULI connector.
switch)

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it off.
7. Reinstall the cover over the ULI board (4 screws).
8. Unsnap the cover panel on the lifting column, swing it down and secure it back in place
with the 5 screws.
9. Reinstall the cable holder (2 Allen screws).

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Replacing the Footswitch in the Control Room 5.4
The footswitch in the control room is connected to the ULI board in the control room distrib-
utor (BTEE).
Removing the Footswitch in the Control Room 0

2. Remove the 2 screws on the cover of the control room distributor (BTEE) and remove
the cover.
16
Fig. 71: Control room distributor, removing cover panels

To do this, remove the 4 screws on the cover and remove the cover.

beginning with Rev. Level ≥ 06 (Fig. 91 / p. 94)

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7. Take the footswitch cable out of the control room distributor.

packaged.
9. Install the new footswitch in the control room. (Installing the Footswitch in the Control
Room / p. 75)
Installing the Footswitch in the Control Room 0

E 2. Lay the new footswitch cable to the control room distributor and to the ULI board and
plug it in to the ULI.X9 ULI board connector.
switch)
it off.
8. Reinstall the cover on the control room distributor (BTEE) (2 screws).

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Wireless Footswitch 5.5
List of Parts 0
The following parts can be replaced:

• Wireless X-Ray FSW (Mono), Part Number 47 87 797
• Wireless X-Ray FSW (Biplane), Part Number 47 87 805
• Wireless X-Ray FSW (Mono MP), Part Number 47 87 813
• Wireless Footswitch Charging Station, Part Number 47 87 763 (including a set of
adapters for different wall outlets)
• Wireless Footswitch Batteries, Part Number 47 87 789
• Wireless Footswitch Batteries, Part Number 47 87 771
Replacement of PicoNet Master Receiver

• Follow the instructions “Installation and Startup, AXIOM Artis, Retrofit of Wireless Foot-
switch, AXA4-100.814.31” (AXA4-100.814.31 / Retrofit of Wireless Footswitch)
• After replacement of the PicoNet Master, activate the S2 Reset switch in the foot-
switch. With this switch, the existing footswitch is released and can be checked in to the
new receiver.
• Check in the existing footswitch (AXA4-100.814.31 / Pairing of Footswitch to the Artis
System)
Replacement of Wireless Footswitch, Complete

• For replacement and setup, please follow the instructions “Installation and Startup,
AXIOM Artis, Retrofit of Wireless Footswitch, AXA4-100.814.31” (AXA4-100.814.31 /
Installing the Batteries).
• Perform the check-out procedure for the old footswitch and the check-in procedure for
the new footswitch (AXA4-100.814.31 / Pairing of Footswitch to the Artis System).
If it is not possible to check out the old footswitch, press the Reset button on the Pico-
Net Master board and check in the new footswitch.
• Identification of the footswitch with label (AXA4-100.814.31 / Identification Labels).
• If the footswitch has to be replaced, the batteries have to be taken out of the foot-
switch prior to returning the footswitch.
Please return both (footswitch and rechargable batteries, packed separately) for failure
investigation.
NOTE If a footswitch is checked in to a PicoNet Master and a 2nd

footswitch is checked in to the same Master without first
checking out the 1st footswitch, the 2nd footswitch will be
checked in to the Master.
The 1st footswitch can only be brought back to life if the
Reset button in the footswitch is pressed.

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Replacement of the Charging Station

If the complete Charging Station has to be replaced, follow the instructions “Installation and
Startup, AXIOM Artis, Retrofit of Wireless Footswitch AXA4-100.814.31”
(AXA4-100.814.31 / Installing the Charging Station).
Replacement of the Batteries
CAUTION DO NOT OPEN BATTERY, DISPOSE OF IT IN FIRE OR SHORT

CIRCUIT IT, IT MAY IGNITE, EXPLODE, LEAK OR GET HOT
CAUSING PERSONAL INJURY.
¹ CHARGE ONLY WITH SPECIFIED CHARGERS
ACCORDING TO DEVICE MANUFACTURER'S
INSTRUCTIONS.
¹ Dispose of them in accordance with all applicable fed-
eral, state, and local regulations.
• Open the cover on the back of the wireless footswitch, take out the old batteries and
insert the new batteries. Close the cover (AXA4-100.814.31 / Installing the Batteries).
Fig. 73: Wireless footswitch LEDs

• Charge the batteries for at least 6 hours. After recharge has completed, LED 3 changes
to constant green "on". Charging station can be disconnected, LED 3 will switch off.
Signal Approval Label 0
• In the European countries listed in (Tab. 1 / p. 77), no country-specific signal approval

label is required.
Tab. 1 European countries for which no country-specific signal approval label is required
Belgium France Lithuania Poland Slovenia

Denmark Greece Luxemburg Portugal Spain
Germany Ireland Malta Sweden Czech Republic
England Iceland The Nether- Switzerland Hungary
lands

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Estonia Italy Norway Liechtenstein Cyprus

Finland Latvia Austria Slovakia
• For all other countries, the country-specific approval label contained in the shipment
must be attached to the bottom plate of the footswitch as shown in (1/Fig. 74 / p. 78).
With a system shipment, the set of labels is filed in the blue binder “Technical Docu-
ments Register 9” in Register 5.
Fig. 74: Signal approval label, attachment location

The Part No. of the footswitch is printed on the label. Since there are currently 3 differ-
ent footswitches (Mono, Mono MP, Biplane) available, 3 different labels are included in
the shipment for every country (for example, see (Fig. 75 / p. 78)).
Use the label with the correct Part No. that corresponds to the configured foot-
switch!
Japan
For installation of the Wireless FootSwitch in ,
please attach the appropriate RF label below.
(Pay attention to use the correct part number: Mono, Mono-MP or Biplane)
Siemens AG Siemens AG Siemens AG

Wireless XRay Footswitch (Mono), Wireless XRay Footswitch (Mono-MP), Wireless XRay Footswitch (Biplane),
P/N: 47 87 797 P/N: 47 87 813 P/N: 47 87 805
R 202NY06242491 R 202NY06242491 R 202NY06242491
Fig. 75: Signal approval label for Japan

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6Handswitch 6-
The handswitches are connected to the ULI board at the particular user location. The par-
ticular ULI board must be accessed for replacement.
The handswitch is connected to the particular ULI board at the ULI.X10 connector.
NOTE Only for MP system control trolley:

The handswitch is connected to the TRO.X10 connector in
the control trolley base.
Fig. 76: Handswitch

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Replacing the Handswitch on the Patient Table 6.1
Removing the Handswitch on the Patient Table 0
Fig. 77: Table user interface
1. Move the tabletop forward (to the head end) until the cover panel for the ULI board is
completely accessible. If needed, turn the table or move the unit into the park position.

3. Remove the 6 Allen screws on the ULI board cover panel and remove the panel.

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4. Remove the cover panel on the underside of the table (10 screws).

5. Remove the cable ties/cable clamps on the handswitch cable.

E 6. Unscrew the handswitch cable on the ULI.X10 ULI board connector, unplug it and
remove the cable. (X10/Fig. 90 / p. 93)
7. Unpack the new handswitch and replace the defective handswitch with it.
8. Install the new handswitch on the patient table. (Installing the Handswitch on the Patient
Table / p. 81)
Installing the Handswitch on the Patient Table 0
E 1. Lay the new handswitch cable to the ULI board and plug it in at the ULI.X10 ULI board
connector and tighten the screws.
NOTE If the new handswitch does not function, first proceed with
troubleshooting (AXA4-100.840.07 / Footswitches / Hand-
switch).
it off.
4. Resecure the cable with cable ties/cable clamps.
5. Install the cover panel on the underside of the table (10 screws).
6. Reinstall the ULI board cover panel (6 screws).

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Replacing the Handswitch on the Control Cart 6.2
Removing the Handswitch on the Control Cart 0

2. Remove the 2 screws on the housing of the electronics unit and pull off the housing by
lifting it up and off.

E 3. Unscrew handswitch cable on the ULI.X10 ULI board cable connector and disconnect
it. (X10/Fig. 90 / p. 93)
4. Remove all cable securing devices (cable ties/cable clamps) as well as all cover panels
on the strut and remove the handswitch cable.
5. Remove the defective handswitch from the holder and then install the new handswitch.
(Installing the Handswitch on the Control Cart / p. 82)
Installing the Handswitch on the Control Cart 0
E 1. Lay the new handswitch cable to the ULI board and plug it in at the ULI.X10 ULI board
connector and tighten the screws.

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switch)
it off.
4. Reinstall all cable securing devices (cable ties/cable clamps) as well as all cover pan-
els on the strut.
5. Reinstall the cover on the electronics unit.

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Replacing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) 6.3
This procedure applies only to Multi-Purpose (MP) systems!
Removing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) 0

2. Remove the 2 screws (1/Fig. 81 / p. 84) on the cover panel on the console base and
remove the cover panel.

3. Unscrew the handswitch cable from the TRO.X10 adapter in the trolley base and dis-
connect it.
4. Remove the cable securing devices and take out the handswitch cable.
5. Remove the defective handswitch from the holder and then install the new handswitch.
(Installing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) / p. 84)
Installing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System) 0
1. Insert the new handswitch into the holder.

2. Lay the new handswitch cable to the adapter in the base of the control trolley and plug it
into the TRO.X10 connector and tighten the threads.

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switch)
it off.
5. Reinstall the cable securing devices.
6. Reinstall the cover on the control trolley base.

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Replacing the Handswitch in the Control Room 6.4
The handswitch in the control room is connected to the ULI board in the control room dis-
tributor (BTEE).
Removing the Handswitch in the Control Room 0

2. Remove the 2 screws on the cover of the control room distributor (BTEE) and remove
the cover.
16
Fig. 82: Control room distributor, removing cover panels

To do this, remove the 4 screws on the cover and remove the cover.

E 4. Unscrew handswitch cable on the ULI.X10 ULI board connector and disconnect it.
(X10/Fig. 90 / p. 93)

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Handswitch 87
7. Take the handswitch cable out of the control room distributor.

8. Unpack the new handswitch and replace the defective handswitch with it.
9. Install the new handswitch in the control room. (Installing the Handswitch in the Control
Room / p. 87)
Installing the Handswitch in the Control Room 0
E 1. Lay the new handswitch cable to the control room distributor and to the ULI board and
plug it in at the ULI.X10 ULI board connector and tighten the screws.
switch)
it off.
6. Reinstall the cover on the control room distributor (BTEE) (2 screws).

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88 Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems)
7Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems) 7-
At this time, the Power Grip is only for Multi-purpose systems (MP).
This multifunction handgrip is installed on the I.I.
Fig. 84: Power grip in the MP system
Fig. 85: Power grip assembly

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Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems) 89
Replacing the Power Grip in the Multipurpose System (MP) 7.1
NOTE The CAN connector on the Powergrip may be plugged in or

disconnected only with power switched off.
Removing the Power Grip 0
1. Move the unit into a position at which the Power Grip and the cover panel on the image
intensifier are easily accessible.
3. Remove the paneling screws (2/Fig. 86 / p. 89) and then remove the cover panel
(cable channel) on the image intensifier.
To do this, disconnect the ground wire to the cover panel.
Fig. 86: I.I. overview

Pos. 1 Cap
Pos. 2 Cable channel cover panel
E 4. Unplug all connectors on the wiring harness that comes from the Power Grip assembly
inside of the image intensifier (cable channel).
To do this, remove the mount for the I.I. power supply, if necessary.

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90 Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems)
5. Remove the 3 cover caps (1/Fig. 87 / p. 90) on the ring and remove the 3 Allen screws
under them. When doing this, hold the Power Grip.
Fig. 87: Power grip assembly on I.I.

Pos. 3 cover caps for the Allen screws under them
6. Remove the defective Power Grip assembly from the I.I., replace it with the new Power
Grip and install it. (Installing the Power Grip / p. 90)
Installing the Power Grip 0
1. The system must be switched off .

T 2. Unpack the new power grip assembly, install it on the image intensifier using the 3 Allen
screws (M10x20 DIN 912) and toothedwashers and tighten the screws to
30 Nm ± 10%. Then place the cover caps back on.
E 3. Lay the cables for the new Power Grip assembly inside the image intensifier (cable
channel) underneath the I.I. power supply, then plug in the cables again and secure
them with the screws.
If necessary, reinstall the I.I. power supply.
1
2
Fig. 88: Lay the cables

Pos. 1 below the I.I. power supply
Pos. 2 guide up on the side
Pos. 3 Plug in the connector

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Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems) 91
4. Installing the Cover Panel on the I.I.

- Connect the ground wire again to the cover panel.
- Install the cover panel again on the image intensifier (cable channel) and tighten the
screws.
5. Perform the final work steps. (Final Work Steps / p. 91)
Final Work Steps 0

2. Perform a SW download to the CAN component Powergrip. (AXA4-100.816.02 / SW
Download to the Components)
3. Check the function of the power grip.
- Check the function of all buttons.
- Check the function of the emergency stop .
4. Performing the Ground Wire Check
- Max. admissible measurement value, ≤ 0.2 Ohm

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92 ULI Board
8-
Introduction
8ULI Board
Fig. 89: ULI board, Rev. level < 05

A ULI board (User Location Interface) is the interface for the different control elements
(control modules, ECCs, etc.). Up to three ULI boards can be installed in a system. The
installation location defines the number of what are called user locations:
ULI installa- Monoplane Multi-Purpose System (MP)

tion location Biplane
I Patient Table Unit base
II Control cart (option) n.a.
III Control Room (option) Control Room (option)
NOTE If a control module is brought from one user location to

another, the new user location, and if necessary the user
plane (only with SCM A/B), must first be configured.
Then a download to the control module must be performed!

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ULI Board 93
ULI Board Jumpers, Connectors and Fuses 0
x17
X12 x5
x2 x6
x3
x14 x7
x13 x8
x19
X1
X18
x10 X20
X9
x11 F7 F8
LB HB
x16 F6 F5
X99 S13 S12 S3 X51..X54 (3-2-1)
Fig. 90: Connectors, jumpers and fuses on the ULI board, Rev. Level <05
Pos. X1 AXCS network
Pos. X2 +24V VCC Supply (IN) male
Pos. X3 CAN (male) Network IN
Pos. X5 Group of control modules or single module
Pos. X6/X7 CAN jumpers must be plugged in, if no single control module is connected
Pos. X8 ECC system control module
Pos. X9 Footswitch
Pos. X10 HSW (handswitch)
Pos. X11 Injector
Pos. X12 CAN (female) Network OUT
Pos. X13 Emergency Stop
Pos. X14 RTC HW signal cable; actually it is the X4 connector
Pos. X16 ECG
Pos. X17 +24V VCC Supply (OUT) female
Pos. X18 Footswitch PE (shielding)
Pos. X19 Power switch box (RPAU). Not used!
Pos. X20 Protective ground
Pos. X51..X54 Factory setting, do not change
Pos. X99 Loudspeaker
Pos. S3 CAN Baud rate
Pos. S12 HIGH BYTE CAN Node ID
Pos. S13 LOW BYTE CAN Node ID
Pos. F5 +24V, SCM, TCM, CCM operating voltage
Pos. F6 +5V/+24V, general
Pos. F7 +24V, FSW, HSW operating voltage
Pos. F8 +24V, ECC operating voltage

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94 ULI Board
Fig. 91: Connectors, jumpers and fuses on the ULI board ≥ 06

Pos. X1 AXCS network
Pos. X2 +24V VCC supply, male
Pos. X3 CAN (male), Network
Pos. X5 Group of control modules or single module
Pos. X6/X7 CAN jumpers must be plugged in if no single control module is connected
Pos. X8 ECC system control module
Pos. X9 Footswitch
Pos. X10 HSW (handswitch)
Pos. X11 Injector
Pos. X12 CAN (female), Network
Pos. X13 Emergency Stop
Pos. X4 RTC HW signal cable
Pos. X16 ECG
Pos. X18 Footswitch ground (shielding)
Pos. X20 Protective ground
Pos. X99 Loudspeaker
Pos. X100 PGR
Pos. S3 CAN Baud rate
Pos. S12 HIGH BYTE CAN node ID
Pos. S13 LOW BYTE CAN node ID
Pos. F5 +24V, SCM, TCM, CCM operating voltage
Pos. F1 +5V/+24V, general electronics
Pos. F2 +24V, FSW, HSW operating voltage
Pos. F8 +24V, ECC operating voltage

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ULI Board 95
Pos. 1 V55 = X5 ,V66 = X6 ,V77 = X7 LED on = red = overload
Pos. 2 V5, V6, V7 LED on = green = oK
Pos. 3 V3 Inj_start, V4 Inj_armed, V18 Inj_release, if LED is green
Pos. 4 V20, Power +24V internal oK, V22 = Power +24V(MD, D90) oK
V19 = LED on = HSW/PGR error, V21 = LED on = footswitch error
Pos. 5 S3, CAN Baud rate
ULI Board HW Configuration 0
Every ULI board has a basic configuration. This can be taken from the board that was
removed or can be found in the configuration table in the Wiring Diagram.
In addition, the configuration depends on the installation location (user location) and on the
connected components (CAN, injector...).
Standard Revision Remark

Setting Level
CAN Baud rate ON: S3.2
500kBit/s: OFF: S3.1/3/4
Footswitch Program- X55 = open Only with Rev. X55 open: Buzzer release is generated via
ming Level ≥ 06 the footswitch.
X55 closed: Buzzer release is generated
via the ULI board, e.g. with the Steude
footswitch, Material No. 77 28 012
Footswitch Program- S14 = 1 Only with Rev. S14 = Exposure trigger switch
ming S15 = 2 Level ≥ 06 S15 = Fluoro, Plane A
S16 = 3 S16 = Fluoro, Plane B(AXA4-100.843.03 /
4-pedal/8-pedal footswitches: Standard
pedal allocations for first functions.)
The particular configurations are described in the following chapters.

• ULI board in the patient table (Replacing the ULI Board in the Patient Table / p. 98)
• ULI board in the Multi-Purpose (MP) Stand (Replacing the ULI Board in the MP Stand
Unit Base / p. 100)
• ULI board in the control cart (Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Cart
(option) / p. 102)
• ULI board in control room (BTEE)
NOTE Make absolutely sure that all CAN connectors and CAN ter-
minal connectors are installed. If the CAN bus is open or not
correctly terminated, communication problems can occur
(sometimes sporadically).

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96 ULI Board
Modified Loudspeaker beginning with Rev. ≥09 0
Because of a modification, the speaker on the ULI board must be installed with a speaker
mounting (2/Fig. 92 / p. 96). The parts for installation are shipped along with every ULI
board, Rev. ≥ 09.
Fig. 92: Loudspeaker mounting on the ULI board with Rev. ≥ 09

Pos. 1 Speakers
Pos. 2 Speaker mounting
Pos. 3 Contact washer
Pos. 4 Nut
Pos. 5 Shielding
• Install the speaker (Fig. 92 / p. 96).
Fig. 93: Loudspeaker mounting on the ULI board with Rev. ≥ 09

Pos. 1 Secure the shielding
• Clamp down the shielding (1/Fig. 93 / p. 96).

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ULI Board 97
Replacment Part Shipment, ≥ Rev. 08 0
New Flash Proms have been introduced for the ULI board because of a discontinuation of
parts. As a result, a modified routine is required to download the software to the ULI board.
Beginning with Revision status ≥ 08, the ULI board is being introduced with the new Flash.
The patch is required with system software version VA42x/VA60x and ≤ VB11M/VB22L.
NOTE In a spare parts situation, a ULI board with new as well as

with old Flashes can be shipped! The diskette with the
required patches and the document (AXA4-100.841.18 / CAN
Update for ULI Board during Replacement) are always
included in the shipment of the spare part!

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98 ULI Board
Replacing the ULI Board in the Patient Table 8.1
Removing the ULI Board in the Patient Table 0
1. Move the tabletop at the head end as far as possible to the front.
2. End all processes, shut down the system and switch it off.
3. Remove the cover panel. To do this, remove the 6 screws .

E 4. Unscrew all cables on the ULI board and disconnect them.

E 5. Remove the mounting screws on the ULI board and remove the board. When doing
this, pay attention to the spacer studs.

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ULI Board 99
Installing the ULI Board in the Patient Table 0
E 1. Setting the CAN node ID for the ULI board.
Installation location S12 switch: S13 switch:

Patient Table/MP Stand Unit Base 5 0
E 2. Install the CAN jumpers the same way as on the old ULI board. For jumpers, see the
table.
3. Correctly position the spacer studs prior to installing the new ULI board!
E 4. Install the new ULI board and secure it in place.
E 5. Plug in the cables and resecure the screws on the connectors.

7. Download the ULI board SW with the SW Manager (AXA4-100.816.02 / RTC (Real
Time Controller)). Beginning with VB11x (AXA4-100.816.03 / Download to the CAN
Components).
8. Perform a function test.
- ECC Functions
- Control Modules
- Footswitch, Handswitch (if configured)
- Injector (if configured)
9. After successfully completing the function test, reinstall the cover panel on the table.
NOTE The cover panel may not project up!

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100 ULI Board
Replacing the ULI Board in the MP Stand Unit Base 8.2
In the Multi-Purpose system, all operating ele-

ments can be clamped to the tabletop or on a
special trolley.
However the corresponding ULI board is
installed in the unit base.
There are thus two different user locations
(table or multi-purpose trolley), however but
only one user location interface (ULI board).
Fig. 96: Multipurpose stand ULI board
Remove the ULI Board from the MP Stand Unit Base 0
2. Remove the cover panel on the unit base.
To do this, proceed in the same way as described for replacement of the footswitch.
(Removing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column / p. 68)
E 3. Unscrew all cables on the ULI board and disconnect them.
E 4. Remove the mounting screws on the ULI board and remove the board.
Installing the ULI Board in the MP Stand Unit Base 0
ULI installation location S12 switch S13 switch

Patient Table/ MP Stand Unit Base 5 0
E 2. Install the jumpers and CAN jumpers the same way as on the old ULI board.

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ULI Board 101
E 4. Plug in the cables and resecure the threads on the connectors.

Components).
- ECC Functions
- Control Modules
8. After successfully completing the function test, reinstall the cover panel on the unit
base.
(sometimes sporadically).(AXA4-100.816.03 / Download to
the CAN Components)

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102 ULI Board
Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Cart (option) 8.3
Removing the ULI Board from the Control Cart 0
2. Remove the cover on the electronics housing (2 screws).

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ULI Board 103
E 3. Unscrew all cables on the ULI board and disconnect them; do not yet disconnect the
cable for the loudspeaker!
Fig. 98: Trolley ULI board

4. Remove the front panel of the injector connection.
5. Disconnect the loudspeaker cable.
Fig. 99: ULI board loudspeaker connection


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104 ULI Board
Installing the ULI Board in the Control Cart 0

Control Cart (option) 5 1
E 4. Plug in the cables and resecure the threads on the connectors.

Components).
- ECC Functions
- Control Modules
8. After successfully completing the function test, close the electronics housing.

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ULI Board 105
Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Room (option) 8.4
Fig. 100: ULI board in the BTEE

The ULI board in the control room is installed in the control room distributor, what is referred
to as the BTEE (BSR Table Electronic Enclosure).
Removing the ULI Board from the BTEE in the Control Room 0
2. Remove the 2 screws on the cover of the control room distributor, BTEE, and remove
the cover.
3. Remove the cover over the ULI board. To do this, remove the four screws on the cover
and then remove it.

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106 ULI Board
E 4. Unscrew all cables on the ULI board and disconnect them; do not yet disconnect the
cable for the loudspeaker!
Fig. 102: Trolley ULI board

5. Remove the front panel of the injector connection.
6. Disconnect the loudspeaker cable.
Fig. 103: ULI board loudspeaker connection


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ULI Board 107
Installing the ULI Board in the BTEE in the Control Room 0
E 1. Setting the CAN node ID for the ULI board. The node ID depends on the installation
location.

Control Room (option) 5 2
E 4. Plug in the loudspeaker cable and tighten the screws.

5. Reinstall the front panel of the injector connection.
6. Plug in the remaining cables and tighten the screws.
Components).
- ECC Functions
- Control Modules
10. After successfully completing the function test, place the cover back on the ULI board
and on the BTEE and secure them in place.

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108 Procedures
9-
Starting the Service Software
9Procedures
The application software must be booted and started to start the service software.
Proceed as follows to start the service software:
1. Move the mouse point to the top edge of the screen on the Live monitor until a menu bar
becomes visible
2. Click on the <Options> selection in this menu bar.
3. In the “Options” menu, click on the <Local Service> selection (beginning with VB11x,
also click on <Service>).
The service software will be started and the log on window will appear on the screen.
Fig. 104: Callup of the service software

4. Enter the last 6 characters of the service password in the right part of the input box
“Please enter password” and then click on <OK>.

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Procedures 109
Fig. 105: Service software log on window

• If the valid service password has been entered correctly, Service Software Homemenu
appears.

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Fig. 106: syngo Service Home page

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Procedures 111
ECC Software Download 9.1
• The ECC SW is downloaded using the SW Manager in the syngo service software.
(Downloading the ECC with new software / p. 112)
• With a new ECC, the correct user location has to be configured first, followed by down-
loading the current software (including the configuration). (ECC, downloading Software
to a new ECC / p. 114)
• If an ECC is transferred from one user location to another in a service situation, the
ECC user location can be changed via software. (Changing the ECC User
Location / p. 117)
• If there are problems with the SW download to the ECC, an “Emergency Download” can
be performed as a last resort. (Emergency SW Download / p. 132)

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112 Procedures
Downloading the ECC with new software 0
1. Switch on the system and let it boot.

2. Start the service session. (Starting the Service Software / p. 108)
Tab. 2 Downloading DDIS/ECC, VA42x/VA60x and VB11x
The download procedure varies depending on the existing system SW.

VA42x/VA60x Beginning with VB11x
• Select <Configuration/SW Install/SW • Continue in the service user interface by
Manager> in the service user interface. switching <Configuration>with
• Continue with “>”. <Next>.
• Select the following in the “AXIOM Soft- • Select <Artis System/SWM

ware Manager” window: Highlight ECC/DDIS> in the Configuration menu.
DDISx or ECCx, depending on the ECC • Checking flash loader... is started. In
that was replaced. case the flash loader detects a devia-
• Select <Go> in the Action Bar. tion, then(Flash Loader Update / p. 36)
¹ The software is automatically • If the flash loader does not detect a

downloaded to the DDISx or deviation, continue with “>” .
ECCx. • Highlight the appropriate ECCx or
• Start the version check. For this pur- DDISx.
pose, select <Configuration / SW • Select <Go> in the Action Bar.
Install / Version Check> and perform ¹ The software is automatically
the version check. downloaded to the DDIS/ECC
¹ No SW conflicts may be dis- (approx. 12 min.).
played. • Start the version check. For this pur-
pose, select <Configuration / Artis
System/ Version Check> and perform
the version check.
¹ No SW conflicts may be dis-
played.

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Tab. 3 Downloading the DDIS/ECC, VB22x
The download procedure varies depending on the configured system SW.

Beginning with VB22x
• Continue in the service user interface by selecting <Configuration>with <Next>.
• Select <Artis System/SWM ECC/DDIS> in the Configuration menu.
• Checking flash loader... is started. If the flash loader detects a difference, then(Flash
Loader Update / p. 36)
• If no difference is detected by the Flash Loader, continue with “>”.
• Highlight the appropriate ECCx or DDISx.
• Select <Go> in the Action Bar.
¹ The software is automatically downloaded to the DDIS/ECC (approx. 12 min.).
• The version check is performed automatically.
¹ No SW conflicts may be displayed.
Tab. 4 Downloading the DDIS/ECC, VB30x

neously.
If “installing in Progress” appears in the Action Bar, close the ECC/DDIS
Software Manager window with <Exit>. The installation will continue to run in the
background.
• If the download fails, perform an Emergency Download for the ECC
(AXA4-100.840.07 / ECC Emergency SW Download) or for the DDIS
(AXA4-100.840.07 / DDIS Emergency SW Download).
- Defining the User Location

If a selection window appears at the selected ECC, the ECC user location has to be
selected.
Press the appropriate soft key on the ECC touchpanel:
USER LOCATION SELECTION AT THE IP ADDRESS

ECC
Patient table/trolley for MP system ECC_1 10.1.1.5
Control Console Cart (option) ECC_2 10.1.1.6
Control Room (Option) ECC_3 10.1.1.7

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114 Procedures
NOTE This query does not appear, if the ECC notices during its
boot routine that it is already configured to a user location
and/or has already saved a version of the application SW.
Every ECC user location (IP number) may exist only once in a
system.
If an ECC was incorrectly configured, an IP conflict exists,
and it can no longer be addressed with a ping.
3. Once the software has been downloaded, the ECC boots and the SW download is con-
cluded.
NOTE If the automatic download fails, perform troubleshooting.

Perform an emergency download only as a last resort (Emer-
gency SW Download / p. 132).
4. Click on <Exit> and <Finish> in the command bar to exit the SW Manager. Then end the
service session.
5. Perform a function check of the affected ECC.
ECC, downloading Software to a new ECC 0
If a new ECC is connected without having downloaded the application software (e.g.
when installing ia replacement ECC or an optional ECC), a query for User Location
appears on the touchpanel display of this ECC during the boot phase.
1. Switch on the system and let it boot.

2. The ECC stops during the boot phase and displays 3 soft keys on its touchpanel dis-
play. By selecting one of these soft keys, the corresponding user location is selected on
the ECC touchpanel.
3. Defining the User Location
Press the appropriate soft key on the ECC touchpanel:

ECC
Patient table/trolley for MP system ECC_1 10.1.1.5
Control Console Cart ECC_2 10.1.1.6
Control Room ECC_3 10.1.1.7
NOTE Every ECC user location (IP number) may exist only once in a
system.
If an ECC was incorrectly configured, an IP conflict exists,

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Procedures 115
NOTE If this query does not appear, a user location is already con-
figured in the new ECC. The software will then be down-
If software is also already loaded in the new ECC, no auto-
installed in the ECC will be booted up.
In this instance, it is mandatory to verify that the correct user
location is configured in the new ECC.
⇒ a) User location correctly configured:
Download the current SW to the ECC using the Software
Manager.
⇒ b) User location incorrectly configured:
First reconfigure the user location in the ECC accordingly
current SW to the ECC using the Software Manager.
4. Once the User Location has been selected, the ECC continues to boot, and contacts
the host computer. The application software is downloaded automatically to the ECC
(procedure up to VA42x/VA60x). Beginning with VB11x, the ECC stops at this point.
Continue with
Tab. 5 Downloading DDIS/ECC beginning with VB11X

• Checking flash loader... is started. In case the flash loader detects a deviation,
then(Flash Loader Update / p. 36)
• If the flash loader does not detect a deviation, continue with “>” .
¹ The software is automatically downloaded to the DDIS/ECC.
• Start the version check. For this purpose, select <Configuration / Artis System/
Version Check> and perform the version check.
5. Subsequently, perform a SW download again to the ECC using the Software Man-
ager. This ensures that the current system software and configuration, etc. are
loaded in the ECC.

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116 Procedures

Tab. 6 Downloading the DDIS/ECC
The download procedure varies depending on the existing system SW.

• Select <Configuration/SW Install/SW • Continue in the service user interface by
Manager> in the service user interface. switching <Configuration>with
• Continue with “>”. <Next>.
• Select the following in the “AXIOM Soft- • Select <Artis System/SWM

ware Manager” window: Highlight ECC/DDIS> in the Configuration menu.
DDISx or ECCx, depending on the ECC • Checking flash loader... is started. In
that was replaced. case the flash loader detects a devia-
• Select <Go> in the Action Bar. tion, then(Flash Loader Update / p. 36)
¹ The software is automatically • If the flash loader does not detect a
downloaded to the DDISx or deviation, continue with “>” .
ECCx. • Highlight the appropriate ECCx or
• Start the version check. For this pur- DDISx.
pose, select <Configuration / SW • Select <Go> in the Action Bar.
Install / Version Check> and perform ¹ The software is automatically
the version check. downloaded to the DDIS/ECC
¹ No SW conflicts may be dis- (approx. 12 min.).
played.
• Start the version check. For this pur-
pose, select <Configuration / Artis
System/ Version Check> and perform
the version check.
played.

• Checking flash loader... is started. If the flash loader detects a difference, then (Flash
Loader Update / p. 36)
• If no difference is detected by the Flash Loader, continue with “>”.
¹ The software is automatically downloaded to the DDIS/ECC (approx. 12 min.).
• The version check is performed automatically.

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neously.
If “installing in Progress” appears in the Action Bar, close the ECC/DDIS
Software Manager window with <Exit>. The installation will continue to run in the
background.
• If the download fails, perform an Emergency Download for the ECC
(AXA4-100.840.07 / ECC Emergency SW Download) or for the DDIS
(AXA4-100.840.07 / DDIS Emergency SW Download).
- <Click on <Exit> and <Finish> in the command bar to exit the SW Manager. Then end
the service session.
6. Select <Configuration> Components <ECC> to open the ECC configuration.
7. Select <Save> and then <Exit> to complete the ECC configuration.
8. Once the SW has been successfully downloaded, a touchscreen adjustment has to be
performed.
For this purpose, select <Tune Up> Component Adjustment <ECC 1> or <ECC 2> or
<ECC 3>. See: (AXA4-100.842.07 / Touchscreen Adjustment)
Changing the ECC User Location 0
If an ECC is connected to a different user location for service purposes, the user location
has to be changed accordingly in the menu <Tune UP> Component Adjustment <ECC 1>
or <ECC 2> or ECC 3>. (AXA4-100.842.07 / Changing the ECC User Location)

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DDIS Software Download 9.2
• The DDIS SW is downloaded using the SW Manager in the Syngo service software.
(Downloading the DDIS with New Software / p. 118)
• With a new DDIS, the correct user location must first be configured and then the cur-
rent software (including the configuration) must be downloaded. (DDIS, Downloading
Software to a New DDIS / p. 120)
• If an DDIS is transferred from one user location to another user location in a service sit-
uation, the DDIS user location can be changed per software. (Changing the DDIS User
Location / p. 124)
• If there are problems with the SW download to the DDIS, an “Emergency Download”
can be performed as a last resort. (Emergency SW Download / p. 132)
Downloading the DDIS with New Software 0

2. Start the service session. (Starting the Service Software / p. 108)
Tab. 7 Downloading the DDIS
Depending on the existing system SW, the download procedure is performed dif-
ferently.
• Select <Configuration/SW-Install/SW • Continue in the <Configuration> ser-
Manager> in the Service user interface. vice interface with <Next>.
• Continue with “>”. • Select <Artis System/SWM
• Select the following in the “AXIOM Soft- ECC/DDIS> in the Configuration menu.
ware Manager” window: Highlight • Checking Flash Loader... is started.
DDISx, depending on the ECC that was • If no difference is detected by the Flash
replaced. Loader, continue with “>” .
• Select <Go> in the Action Bar. • Highlight the particular ECC or DDIS.
¹ The software is automatically • Select <Go> in the Action Bar.
downloaded to ECCx.
¹ The software is automatically
• Start the version check. To do this, downloaded to the DDIS.
select <Configuration / SW-Install /
Version Check> and perform the ver- • Start the version check. To do this,
sion check. select <Configuration / Artis System/
Version Check> and perform the ver-
¹ No SW conflicts may be dis- sion check.
played.
played.
3. After completing a successful download, the software versions must be the same under
“current version” and “new version”.

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- Defining the User Location

If the boot routine stopped on the selected DDIS and a user location (e.g. “DDIS_1” =
default user location) is displayed for selection, the DDIS user location must be
selected.
Use the service switch on the back of the DDIS to define the user location:
Every time the service switch is pressed, it switches (toggles) between a definition of
User Location 1 “DDIS_1” (examination room) and a definition of User Location 2
“DDIS_2” (control room).
Continuously pressing for 5 s saves the configuration just selected.

DDIS
Examination Room DDIS_1 10.1.1.8
- Monitor Carriage System or
- Control Cart (option) or
- Wall Mount (MP system)
Control Room (option) DDIS_2 10.1.1.9
- Wall mount and/or
- Table mount
NOTE This inquiry does not appear if the DDIS notices during its
boot routine that it is already configured to a user location
and/or has already saved a version of the application SW.
Every DDIS user location (IP number) may exist only once in
a system.
If an DDIS was incorrectly configured, there is an IP conflict
4. Once the software has been downloaded, the DDIS boots and the SW download is con-
cluded.
NOTE If the automatic download fails, perform troubleshooting.

Perform an emergency download only as a last resort (Emer-
gency SW Download / p. 132).
5. Click on <Exit>> in the command bar to leave the SW Manager. Then end the service
session.
6. Perform a function check of the affected DDIS. For example, move into different unit
positions and check the corresponding displays on the DDIS.

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DDIS, Downloading Software to a New DDIS 0
If a new DDIS is connected in which application software has not yet been downloaded
(e.g. with installation of a replacement DDIS or an optional DDIS), an inquiry for User Loca-
tion appears on the display of this DDIS during the boot phase.
After selecting the user location, the DDIS contacts the host computer and the application
software is automatically downloaded.

2. While the DDIS is booting, boot messages can be seen on the display. As soon as the
installation location (user location) needs to be defined, the boot routine stops with the
message “DDIS_1” ( = default user location).

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3. Service Switch on the Back of the DDIS

It is used to define the user location:
Fig. 107: DDIS Emergency Download Button
Fig. 108: DDIS emergency download button on the new data display
Pos. 1 There is a small hole in the cover beside the LAN connector, which allows access to the button.
- Every time the service switch is briefly pressed, it switches (toggles) between a defi-
nition of User Location 1 “DDIS_1” (examination room) and a definition of User Loca-
tion 2 “DDIS_2” (control room).
- Continuously pressing for 5 s saves the configuration just selected.

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4. Defining the User Location

Define the user location as follows using the DDIS service switch

DDIS
Examination Room DDIS_1 10.1.1.8
- Monitor Carriage System or
- Control Cart (option) or
- Wall Mount (MP system)
Control Room (option) DDIS_2 10.1.1.9
- Wall mount and/or
- Table mount
NOTE Every DDIS user location (IP number) may exist only once in
a system.
If an DDIS was incorrectly configured, there is an IP conflict
figured in the new DDIS. The software will then be down-
If software is also already loaded in the new DDIS, no auto-
installed in the DDIS will be booted up.
rect user location is configured in the new DDIS.
⇒ a) User location correctly configured:
Download the current SW to the DDIS using the Software
Manager.
⇒ b) User location incorrectly configured:
First reconfigure the user location in the DDIS accordingly
current SW to the DDIS using the Software Manager.

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5. Once the User Location has been selected, the ECC continues to boot and contacts the
host computer. The application software is automatically downloaded to the ECC (pro-
cedure up to VA42x/VA60x). Beginning with VB11x, the ECC stops at this point. Con-
tinue with

6. Then perform a SW download again to the DDIS using the Software Manager. This
ensures that the current system software and configuration, etc. is loaded in the
DDIS.

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124 Procedures
Depending on the existing system SW, the download procedure is performed dif-
ferently.
• Select <Configuration/SW-Install/SW • Continue in the <Configuration> ser-
Manager> in the Service user interface. vice interface with <Next>.
• Continue with “>”. • Select <Artis System/SWM
• Select the following in the “AXIOM Soft- ECC/DDIS> in the Configuration menu.
ware Manager” window: Highlight • Checking Flash Loader... is started.
DDISx, depending on the ECC that was • If no difference is detected by the Flash
replaced. Loader, continue with “>” .
• Select <Go> in the Action Bar. • Highlight the particular ECC or DDIS.
downloaded to ECCx.
• Start the version check. To do this, downloaded to the DDIS/ECC.
select <Configuration / SW-Install /
Version Check> and perform the ver- • Start the version check. To do this,
sion check. select <Configuration / Artis System/
Version Check> and perform the ver-
sion check.
played.
played.
- Click on <Exit> in the command bar to exit the Software Manager. Then end the ser-
vice session.
7. Select <Configuration> Components <DDIS> to open the DDIS configuration.
8. Select <Save> and then <Exit> to finish configuration of the DDIS.
9. Perform a function check of the affected DDIS.
For example, move into different unit positions and check the corresponding displays
on the DDIS.
- As an exception, if necessary, the font sizes of the DDIS displays can be changed in
the service software.
To do this, select <Configuration> Components <DDIS> and the subpoint <Local
DDIS> (AXA4-100.843.02 / DDis Config).
NOTE Changes made here are always effective for all DDISs in the
system.
Changing the DDIS User Location 0
If an DDIS is connected to a different user location for service purposes, the user location
must be changed accordingly in the menu <Tune UP> Component Adjustment <DDIS 1>
or <DDIS 2>. (AXA4-100.842.07 / Changing the DDIS User Location)

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Procedures 125
Control Modules, Configuring User Location and Plane (A/B) 9.3
Po s 1.
Fig. 109: Defining the control module user location

The user location (AXA4-100.843.02 / User Location Interface I) (AXA4-100.843.02 / User
Location Interface II) (AXA4-100.843.02 / User Location Interface III) must be defined for
all control modules (SCM, CCM and TCM) and additionally the plane (Plane A or Plane B)
must be defined for all SCMs.
TCM and CCM Control Modules, Defining the User Location 0
1. The button at the bottom right must be accessible.

Remove the insert frame (Fig. 47 / p. 52)/ (Fig. 48 / p. 53) if the button is not accessible.
2. Disconnect the CAN connector on the module.
The power supply for the control module can also be switched off at the power distribu-
tor (MD) using the F11 fuse.

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
126 Procedures
3. Press and hold the button at the bottom right and simultaneously plug the CAN
connector back in.(1/Fig. 109 / p. 125)
Or switch the power back on at the power distributor (MD) using the F11 fuse.
Fig. 110: Control Module user location definition

4. Press and hold the button on the bottom right until the LED goes on.
Only then should it be released (approx. 5 s).
5. Select the desired user location.
The LED will blink synchronously with the user location currently saved in the control
module.
Every time this button at the bottom right is pressed again briefly, the user location is
changed and the blink frequency of the LED changes accordingly:
Blink Frequency of the LED Module User Locations

Single blink / pause.... at the patient table (ULI board I)
Two blinks/pause.... at the console cart (ULI board II)
Three blinks/pause.... in the control room (ULI board III)
Only with the Artis MP SCM, CCM, TCM on the control cart
Two blinks/pause.... on the control cart (ULI Board I) 1
(All control modules are plugged in on ULI board I)
1. The SCM, TCM, CCM modules are configured as SCM2, TCM2 and CCM2 in the configuration. The
TCM-S occupies Location 1 (TCM 1) with the Artis MP.
NOTE With MP systems, the control modules are located on a trol-

ley, but are connected to user location I (ULI I)!

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Procedures 127
6. Save the currently selected configuration of the user location.

To do this, press the button at the bottom right of the module for approx. 5 s. Once the
save has been completed, the LED goes off.

7. Accordingly configure all affected system control modules.
To do this, perform the steps 1.....6 described here, one after the other, for each
affected module.
8. Download the SW again to the affected control modules.
NOTE When allocation of the user location plane for a control mod-
ule is started, the currently loaded SW is deleted and the SW
again has to be downloaded to the affected control module.
This also applies if neither the user location nor the plane
was changed.

nents).

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128 Procedures

• Continue with <next>.
• <Go>
• Select the appropriate component (set a check mark).
The download is completed when the “ok” status is displayed for the selected com-
ponents.
• After the download is completed, end the procedure with Finish.
SCM Control Module, Defining the User Location and User Plane 0
1. The button at the bottom right, as well as the middle button in the top row (Plane
A + Plane B simultaneous movement) must be accessible.
Remove the insert frame () if one of the buttons is not accessible.
NOTE The SCM for Plane B has only one freely accessible button!
2. Disconnect the CAN connector on the module.

Or the power supply for the control module can be switched off at the power distributor
(MD) using the F11 fuse.

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3. Press and hold the button at the bottom right and simultaneously plug the CAN
connector back in (1/Fig. 109 / p. 125).
Or switch the power back on at the power distributor (MD) using the F11 breaker.

4. Press and hold the button on the bottom right until the LED goes on.
Only then should it be released (approx. 5 s).
5. Select the desired user location.
The LED will blink synchronously with the user location currently saved in the control
module.
Every time this button at the bottom right is pressed again briefly, the user location is
changed and the blink frequency of the LED changes accordingly:
Blink Frequency of the LED SCM Module User Locations

Single blink / pause.... at the patient table (ULI board I)
Two blinks/pause.... at the console cart (ULI board II)
Three blinks/pause.... in the control room (ULI board III)
Only with the Artis MP SCM, CCM, TCM on the control cart
Two blinks/pause.... on the control cart (ULI Board I) 1
(All control modules are plugged in on ULI board I)
1. The SCM, TCM, CCM modules are configured as SCM2, TCM2 and CCM2 in the configuration. The
TCM-S occupies Location 1 (TCM 1) with the Artis MP.
NOTE With MP systems, the control modules are located on a trol-

ley, but are connected to user location I (ULI I)!

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130 Procedures
6. Select the desired plane

The corresponding plane for which it is to be used must be allocated to the SCM control
module. This is particularly important in biplane systems.
Fig. 113: SCM A/B configuration

The LED in the middle top button (Plane A + Plane B simultaneous movement) indi-
cates the currently selected plane.
Switch to the plane using middle button in the top row (Plane A + Plane B simultaneous
movement):
Tab. 9 Plane configuration of the SCM control consoles.
LED in the top middle SCM button Allocated plane

OFF A
ON B
7. Save the currently selected configuration of the user location and the plane.
To do this, press the button at the bottom right on the SCM module for approx. 5 s.
Once the save has been completed, the LED goes off.

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8. Accordingly configure all affected SCM control modules in the system.

To do this, perform the steps 1....7 described here, one after the other, for each affected
module.
9. Download the SW again to the affected SCM control modules.
NOTE When allocation of the user location plane for a control mod-
ule is stared, the currently loaded SW is deleted and the SW
again has to be downloaded to the affected control module.
This also applies if neither the user location nor the plane
was changed.

nents).

• Continue with <next>.
• <Go>
• Select the appropriate component (set a check mark).
The download is completed when the “ok” status is displayed for the selected com-
ponents.
• After the download is completed, end the procedure with Finish.

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132 Procedures
Emergency SW Download 9.4
Initiating an Emergency Download 0
There is an emergency download procedure for the following components:

• ECC (ECC Emergency Download / p. 132)
• DDIS (DDIS Emergency Download / p. 135)
NOTE There is no Emergency Download for the RTC (AXCS compo-

nent).
In the field, there is no emergency download provided for the
control modules (CAN components).
To perform an “Emergency Download”, the component must first be put into the “Emer-
gency Download Mode”.
The procedure is different for each component. Following an “Emergency Download”, the
component always boots to a default operating status (status when shipped).
NOTE Addressing a component depends directly on the user loca-

tion. The user location must always be correctly set so that
the component can be reached in the network (AXCS).
ECC Emergency Download 0
The “Emergency Download" is used to bring the ECC into a defined status.
With this function, not only is the application software loaded, but all registry entries are
also set to a default value. To do this, the ECC must be set to the Emergency Download
Mode.
To put the ECC into the emergency download mode, the ECC must be rebooted and during
the bootup, the emergency download button (on the bottom of the ECC) must be pressed.
Methods to Restart the ECC (Reset):
• Reset on the ULI board
Remove the F8 fuse on the ULI board (operating voltage for the ECC) and insert it
again.
NOTE The power supply can be switched off and back on again in
the power distributor to get the ECC to reboot.
• Reset using the AXCS Test

- Start the service software. (Starting the Service Software / p. 108)
- Select <Test Tools> AXCS Tests <ECC 1> or <ECC 2> or <ECC 3>.
- Select the affected ECC (ECC 1, 2 or 3) and select Reset.

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Procedures 133
Procedure for an Emergency Download to the ECC

1. Perform a reset of the ECC to restart the ECC.
2. Press the Emergency Download button on the bottom of the ECC and hold it
pressed until the window with the note about Emergency-Download appears
(Fig. 116 / p. 133).
Fig. 115: ECC Emergency Download Button

3. A window with the message about the emergency download will appear on the ECC
display. The emergency download will begin automatically after approx. 30 sec.
If you wish to abort the emergency download, the component can be disconnected from
the power source within 30 sec. (in the system control cabinet, set the F11 fuse to
“OFF”, the 24V power supply is switched off). It then starts again in the original status.
Fig. 116: Emergency Download Mode

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134 Procedures
4. The user location must be configured during the download. To do this, a window with
the selection ECC_1 (patient table/trolley for MP System), ECC_2 (control cart) and
ECC_3 (control room) appears.
The corresponding user location must be selected.
See “Defining the User Location”: (ECC, downloading Software to a new
ECC / p. 114)
Subsequently, the SW download is continued (procedure up to VA42x/VA60x). Begin-
ning with VB11x, the ECC stops at this point. Continue with

• Continue in the service user interface by switching <Configuration>with <Next>.
5. The download is completed when the application user interface is displayed on all
ECCs.
NOTE All registry entries and configurations are set to the default
values.
6. Following the download, the configuration parameters must still be downloaded.

- Select <Configuration> Components <ECC>.
- Continue with “>”.
- Click on <Save> in the command line to save the current configuration.
- Click on <Exit> in the command bar to exit the dialog.
- Select <Configuration> Components <Config Check>.
- Continue with “>” to perform a “Config Check”. No conflict may be displayed. Select
<AutoConf> if a conflict is displayed.
- Click on <Home> to return to the service main menu.
7. Once the SW has been successfully downloaded, a touchscreen adjustment must be
performed.
To do this, select <Tune Up> Component Adjustment <ECC 1> or <ECC 2> or <ECC
3>. See: (AXA4-100.842.07 / Touchscreen Adjustment)

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Procedures 135
DDIS Emergency Download 0
The Emergency Download is used to bring the DDIS into a defined status. With this func-
tion, not only is the application software loaded, but all registry entries are also set to a
default value. To make it possible for the DDIS to boot into the Emergency Download
Mode, a Reset must be initiated and during the boot period, the Emergency Download
button on the DDIS must be pressed and held.
Procedure for an Emergency Download to the DDIS.
1. Unplug the power connector and plug it back in on the affected data display.
2. Press the Emergency Download button on the back of the DDIS and hold it pressed
until the window with the note about Emergency-Download appears (Fig. 117 / p. 135).
3. A window with the message about the emergency download will appear on the DDIS
display. If the process is not completed within the next 30 sec., the emergency down-
load will begin automatically.
If you wish to abort the emergency download, the component can be disconnected from
the power source within 30 sec. (in the system control cabinet, set the F11 fuse to
“OFF”, the 24V power supply is switched off). It then starts again in the original status.
Fig. 117: Emergency Download Mode
NOTE All registry entries and configurations are configured to the

default values.
4. If “DDIS_1” appears on the data display and remains displayed, set the user location
with the “Emergency Download button”.

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
136 Procedures
- Press 1x to toggle between DDIS_1 (monitor carriage system) and DDIS_2 (control
room).
- Press for 5 s to save the configuration.
See “Defining the User Location”: (DDIS, Downloading Software to a New
DDIS / p. 120)
Subsequently, the SW download is continued (procedure up to VA42x/VA60x). Begin-
ning with VB11x, the ECC stops at this point. Continue with

• Continue in the service user interface by switching <Configuration>with <Next>.
5. The download is completed when the application user interface is displayed on the
DDIS.
NOTE All registry entries and configurations are set to the default
values.
6. Following the download, the configuration parameters must still be downloaded.

- Select <Configuration> Components <ECC>.
- Continue with “>”.
- Click on <Save> in the command line to save the current configuration.
- Click on <Exit> in the command bar to exit the dialog.
- Select <Configuration> Components <Config Check>.
- Continue with “>” to perform a “Config Check”. No conflict may be displayed. Select
<AutoConf> if a conflict is displayed.
- Click on <Home> to return to the service main menu.
7. Perform a function check of the affected DDIS. For example, move into different unit
positions and check the corresponding displays on the DDIS.

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Changes to Previous Version 137
10Changes to Previous Version 10-
General Informa- Product-specific Safety AXIOM Miyabi, note added.
tion Information
ECC System Con- SW Download up to ≤ VB21 Text added.
trol Console
Version Check up to ≤ VB21 Text added.
VB22 Software Download Text added.
Installing the Joystick Illustration and text added.
DDIS Data Display VB22 Software Download Text added.
Control Modules Installation Illustration with insulation cap added.
Starting Up the Control Mod- CAN Download table new.
ules
Control moudle connection Text and illustrations added.
panel on the control trolley
(MP).
All n.a. Editorial changes and new links made.
Footswitch Wireless Footswitch Chapter "Wireless Footswitch" added.
ULI Board Loudspeaker beginning with Illustration and text added.
Rev. ≥
Procedures In the Tables Procedures in the table rearranged.

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
138 Index
A
11Index
Abbreviations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
All Systems, except for the MP System 55
Allocating the SCM Plane . . . . . . . . . 130
Allocating the SCM User Location . . 129
C Changing the DDIS User Location . . 124

Changing the ECC User Location . . . 117
Clamping the Modules . . . . . . 18, 45, 49
Control module, startup procedure for a new module50
Control Modules, Configuring User Location and Plane (A/B)125
Control modules, necessity to reconfigure the user location plane50
Control modules, status of new modules when shipped50
D DDIS Emergency Download . . . . . . . 135

DDIS Software Download . . . . . . . . . 118
DDIS, Downloading Software to a New DDIS120
Downloading the DDIS with New Software118
Downloading the ECC with new software112
E ECC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
ECC Emergency Download . . . . . . . 132
ECC Replacing the Joystick . . . . . . . . 25
ECC Software Download . . . . . . . . . 111
ECC, downloading Software to a new ECC114
Emergency SW Download for ECC and DDIS132
F Final Work Steps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Index 139
I Initiating an Emergency Download . . .132

Installing Control Modules Installed in Groups47
Installing Individually Installed Control Modules44
Installing the Cover Panel on the I.I.. . .91
Installing the DDIS in the Monitor Carriage System30
Installing the ECC with Connection Cable at the User Location17
Installing the Footswitch in the Control Room75
Installing the Footswitch on the Control Cart67
Installing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column72
Installing the Footswitch on the Patient Table64
Installing the Handswitch in the Control Room87
Installing the Handswitch on the Control Cart82
Installing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System)84
Installing the Handswitch on the Patient Table81
Installing the Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Installing the Power Grip. . . . . . . . . . . .90
Installing the ULI Board in the BTEE in the Control Room107
Installing the ULI Board in the Control Cart104
Installing the ULI Board in the MP Stand Unit Base100
Installing the ULI Board in the Patient Table99
Insulation cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Introduction (ULI Board) . . . . . . . . . . . .92
O Opening the ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
P Packaging the ECC for Return . . . . . . .16

Patch for the ULI Board . . . . . . . . . . . .97
Procedure for Cable Replacement . . . .55

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
140 Index
R Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Remove the ULI Board from the MP Stand Unit Base100
Removing Control Modules Installed in Groups46
Removing Individually Installed Control Modules43
Removing the DDIS in the Control Room (Display Mount)31, 33
Removing the DDIS in the Monitor Carriage System29
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable at the Patient Table10
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable in the Control Room13
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Cart11
Removing the ECC and Connection Cable on the Control Trolley (MP System)13
Removing the ECC Connection Cable on the ECC14
Removing the Footswitch in the Control Room74
Removing the Footswitch on the Control Cart (option)66
Removing the Footswitch on the Lifting Column68
Removing the Footswitch on the Patient Table62
Removing the Handswitch in the Control Room86
Removing the Handswitch on the Control Cart82
Removing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System)84
Removing the Handswitch on the Patient Table80
Removing the Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Removing the Power Grip . . . . . . . . . . 89
Removing the ULI Board from the BTEE in the Control Room105
Removing the ULI Board from the Control Cart102
Removing the ULI Board in the Patient Table98
Replacing Control Modules Installed in Groups46
Replacing Individually Installed Control Modules43
Replacing the Control Console Connection Cable55
Replacing the Control Module Connection Panel on the Controller Trolley (MP)57
Replacing the DDIS in the Control Room31
Replacing the DDIS in the Examination Room29
Replacing the Footswitch in the Control Room74
Replacing the Footswitch on the Control Cart66
Replacing the Footswitch on the MP System Lifting Column68
Replacing the Footswitch on the Patient Table62
Replacing the Handswitch in the Control Room86
Replacing the Handswitch on the Control Cart82
Replacing the Handswitch on the Control Trolley (MP System)84
Replacing the Handswitch on the Patient Table80
Replacing the Power Grip in the Multipurpose System (MP)89
Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Cart (option) 102
Replacing the ULI Board in the Control Room (option) 105
Replacing the ULI Board in the MP Stand Unit Base100
Replacing the ULI Board in the Patient Table 98
Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
Index 141
S Safety Information, General . . . . . . . . . .7

Safety Information, Product-specific . . . .7
SCM Control Module, Defining the User Location and User Plane128
Signal Approval Label. . . . . . . . . . . . . .77
Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96
Starting the ECC SW Manager, beginning with VB11x21
Starting the Service Software. . . . . . .108
Starting the SW Manager beginning with VB11x36
Starting Up the Control Modules . . . . .50
Starting Up the DDIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Starting Up the ECC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Starting Up the Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . .27
T TCM and CCM Control Modules, Defining the User Location125

Test Equipment, Tools and Aids . . . . . . .6
U ULI Board HW Configuration . . . . . . . .95

ULI Board Jumpers, Connectors and Fuses93

09.06 CS PS AX IR/C
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AXIOM Artis AXA4-100.841.07.08.02 Page 2 of 142 © Siemens, 2001

1 _______ General Remarks ________________________________________________ 6

2 _______ ECC System Control Console _____________________________________ 9

Examination Control Console ECC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

3 _______ DDIS Data Display ______________________________________________ 28

Replacing the Data Display in the Examination Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

4 _______ Control Modules _______________________________________________ 41

© Siemens, 2001 AXA4-100.841.07.08.02 Page 3 of 142 AXIOM Artis

Replacing Individually Installed Control Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

5 _______ Footswitches __________________________________________________ 61

Replacing the Footswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

6 _______ Handswitch ____________________________________________________ 79

Replacing the Handswitch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

7 _______ Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems)_____________________________ 88

Replacing the Power Grip in the Multipurpose System (MP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

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Installing the Power Grip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

8 _______ ULI Board _____________________________________________________ 92

9 _______ Procedures ___________________________________________________ 108

Starting the Service Software. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

10 ______ Changes to Previous Version ____________________________________ 137

11 ______ Index ________________________________________________________ 138

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Product-specific Safety Information 0

Conventions and Abbreviations 0

ECC Examination Control Console

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Fig. 2: Table user interface

Fig. 3: ULI board cover

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Fig. 4: Table ULI board

NOTE Do not place the ECC down on the joystick.

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1. Shut down the system and switch it off.

Fig. 5: Control console cart

NOTE Do not place the ECC down on the joystick.

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This procedure applies only to Multi-Purpose (MP) systems!

1. Shut down the system and switch it off.

Fig. 6: Trolley for Multi-Purpose systems

NOTE Do not place the ECC down on the joystick.

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1. Shut down the system and switch it off.

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Fig. 7: BTEE control room distributor

NOTE Do not place the ECC down on the joystick.

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NOTE Do not place the ECC down on the joystick.

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Fig. 8: ECC cable connection

Fig. 9: ECC cable lead-in

2. Remove the strain-relief (cable clamp).

1 _ General Remarks __________________________________________ 6

2 _ ECC System Control Console _______________________________ 9

3 _ DDIS Data Display ________________________________________ 28

4 _ Control Modules _________________________________________ 41

5 _ Footswitches ____________________________________________ 61

6 _ Handswitch ______________________________________________ 79

7 _ Power Grip (for Multipurpose Systems)_______________________ 88

8 _ ULI Board _______________________________________________ 92

9 _ Procedures _____________________________________________ 108

10 Changes to Previous Version ______________________________ 137

11 Index __________________________________________________ 138