EVA - HF 325/525: Service Manual

EVA – HF 325/525
SERVICE MANUAL
( HIGH FREQUENCY RADIOGRAPHY X-RAY SYSTEM )
Technical Publication
Ver 4.0P
1023
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CONTENT
1. Operation manual
2. Installation
3. Calibration
4. Schematics
GEMSS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CO., LTD.

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61, Dunchon-daero 541(obaeksasibil) beon-gil, Jungwon-gu,
Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
TEL No.:82-31-764-7321
Medical Econet GmbH.

Im Erlengrund 20 D-46149 Oberhausen Germany
Tel : +49 (0) 208 377 890-0

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Operating Manual
EVA-HF325/525
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Ÿ In order to safely operate this machine, please read this manual carefully and
learn the details of operation and safety precautions before use.
Ÿ Copyright 2013, GEMSS Medical Systems Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Ÿ This document is the property of GEMSS Medical Systems and contains

confidential and proprietary information owned by GEMSS Medical Systems. Any
unauthorized copying, use or disclosure of it without the prior written permission
of GEMSS Medical Systems is strictly prohibited.
Ÿ The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Ÿ All trademarks, registered trademarks, and product names used within this
document are the property of their respective owners.
WARNING!
X-RAY EQUIPMENT IS DANGEROUS TO BOTH PATIENT AND OPERATOR UNLESS

MEASURES OF PROTECTION ARE STRICTLY OBSERVED
Though this equipment is built to the highest standards of electrical and mechanical
safety, the useful X-Ray beam becomes a source of danger in the hands of the
unauthorized or unqualified operator. Excessive exposure to x-radiation causes
damage to human tissue.

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Safety Precautions
1. Meaning of Signal Words

In this manual, the signal words DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION are used to indicate
safety and other important instructions. The signal words and their meanings are defined as follows.
Please understand their meanings clearly prior to use.
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
property damage.
In addition to the above, the signal word NOTE is used to indicate other important information.
NOTE Indicates reference information that enables more efficient use of the
equipment.

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Safety rule
◆ GEMSS Co, Ltd designs and builds this instrument complying with
related safety requirement.
Only the authorized personnel can remove the covers and/or have access to
the components under tension.
WARNING: <General precautions>
1. This device has not been designed to be used in environments where

vapor’s, anesthetic mixes flammable with air, or oxygen and nitrous
oxide can be detected.
2. Avoid pouring water, even accidentally, or other liquids into the

device, as this cause short-circuits.
3. Before cleaning the device, please disconnect it from the line voltage
4. Wherever necessary, use the accessories, such the leaded aprons, to

protect the patient from radiation
5. While performing the radiography, no one, apart from the operator

and the patient, must remain in the room.
6. EVA-HF 325/525 has been built to support a continuous operation at

intermittent load.
Cooling down the storing heating at a radioactivity origin, must follow the
described use cycles.
WARNING: Though the X-ray quantity supplied by radioactivity units is quite low and
distributed on a small surface, the operator must adopt the precautions and fit
protections for the patient and himself, during the execution of radiography. It is
advisable to control the X-ray emission from a protected area, by means of a
remote control. If it is necessary to operate near the patient, stay as far as the
cable of the remote control allows it, or at least 2m far both from the X-ray source
and from the patient.

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Electronic safety
◆ Before handling the system, be sure to check the following instructions.

● Make sure the source power voltage and capacity match up to
AC220-240VAC(37.5kW/40kW). (When using PSU, DC voltage 370VDC)
● Make sure all the connecting terminals(collimator, high voltage cable, bulky, and etc.) are
properly connected.
● Make sure the system's grounding is perfectly done. (If the grounding is imperfect, there
may be noise.)
WARNING: Through this unit has been designed with a quite acceptable protection
level from electromagnetic interferences, it is advisable to install it a certain
distance from electrical energy transformation chambers, from
Uninterruptible Power Supply(UPS) units, from portable
receiving-transmitting units.
Mobile telephones are only admitted at a distance of more than 1,5 m from
any component if the device.
Other medical instruments and devices that must be used in the same
installation area of the unit must comply the Electromagnetic Compatibility
rules in force.
Non-complying instruments, of which the poor immunity from electromagnetic

fields in well known, must be installed at least 3m far from the EVA-HF325/525
and supplied by a different electrical line.

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Environmental risks and displacement
The device contains in some of its parts, materials and liquids that at the end of the units
life, must be disposed of at the fit disposal centers.
u Particularly the device contains the following materials and components
Tube: dielectric oil, lead, copper, iron, aluminum, glass, tungsten,

beryllium.
Control, HIGH TRANS : iron, dielectric oil, brass, acryloyl, non-biodegradable
plastic material packaging
Instrument structure : iron, brass, non-biodegradable plastic material packaging
WARNING: Part dismantle of the instrument must performed by the staff of GEMSS
Co, Ltd or qualified technicians authorized personnel COEMD Co, Ltd or
the agent is not responsible for the displacement of the device performed
by the user and for the related costs.

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Descriptions for the Labels
No. Label Content Comment
RADIOGRAPHIC X-RAY SYSTEM/

EVA-HF525
220~240VAC, 50/60Hz
RADIOGRAPHY MAX ON TIME : 10SEC (125kV

320mA 0.1SEC), Value for
MIN OFF TIME : 60SEC
3.1 mm Al 적용 제품
EVA-HF525 시스템정
①
보
Im Erlengrund 20 D-46149 Oberhausen Germany POWER
220~240VAC
1023

61, Dunchon-daero 541(obaeksasibil) beon-gil,
Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321

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PRODUCT/ HIGH TRANS/

MODEL EVA-HF525-HT
POWER 220 VAC, 50/60Hz Values for

OUTPUT 80kV 500mA 0.1sec
125kV 320mA 0.1sec
적용제품
단위부품
②
SERIAL NUMBER(S/N) HIGH TRANS
정보
MFG.DATE
POWER
220VAC,50/60Hz

TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321
X-RAY CONTROLLER/
EVA-HF525-CT Values for
적용제품 단위부품
③ X-RAY CONTROLLER
정보
POWER
220VAC,50/60Hz,40kVA
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321
Values for
TABLE/
KM-4TB
적용제품
④ TABLE 기구정보

POWER
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321
110VAC,50/60Hz

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X-RAY TUBE/ Values for

E7239X
⑤ X-RAY TUBE
정보
GEMSS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CO., LTD. POWER

Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea 125kVP
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321
COLLIMATOR/
Values for
CM-150
⑥ COLLIMATOR
정보

POWER
Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea 24VAC
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321
Values for
CONTROL CONSOLE/
EVA-HF525-DIS
⑦ CONTROL CONSOLE
정보
POWER
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321
5VDC,12VDC
X-RAY STAND/ Values for

KM-ST
적용제품
⑧ X-RAY STAND 기구정보

POWER
TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321 24VDC

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PRODUCT/
Values for
BUCKY STAND/
MODEL
KM-WB
SERIAL NUMBER(S/N) 적용제품

⑨ BUCKY STAND 기구정보
MFG.DATE
GEMSS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CO., LTD. POWER

TEL No. : 82-31-764-7321 110VAC,50/60Hz
Values for
전기안전
⑩
적용제품 관리
Electronic part hazard
Values for
사용자
⑪
적용제품 안전관리
Hazard(head)
Values for
사용자
⑫
Hazard(foot)
Values for
사용자
⑬
Hazard(hand)

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TABLE OF CONTENS
1 Quality Guarantee .................................................................................................... 12

2 Introductions ............................................................................................................ 13
3 Composition ............................................................................................................. 15
4 Specifications ........................................................................................................... 16
4.1 X-ray tube device (X-ray TUBE) ...................................................................... 16
4.2 X-ray high-voltage device................................................................................ 16
4.3 X-ray control .................................................................................................... 17
4.4 Instrument structure ........................................................................................ 17
4.4.1 Tube ....................................................................................................... 17
4.4.2 TABLE .................................................................................................... 17
4.5 Optional specifications .................................................................................... 17
4.6 Using voltage .................................................................................................. 17
4.7 Size and weight ............................................................................................... 17
4.8 Block Diagram ................................................................................................. 18
5 Using environmental condition ................................................................................. 20
6 Instrument running and operation instructions ......................................................... 21
6.1 HANDLE BAR operating method .................................................................... 21
6.2 Radiography TABLE operating method........................................................... 22
6.3 BUCKY STAND operating method .................................................................. 22
6.4 CASSETTE TRAY operating method ........................................................... 22
7 X – RAY operating method ...................................................................................... 23
7.1 OPERATION PANEL Dimension .................................................................... 23
7.2 OPERATION PANEL operating method ......................................................... 24
8 Maintenance and repairing....................................................................................... 28
9 Broke down and measures ...................................................................................... 29
9.1 ERROR MESSAGE ........................................................................................ 29
9.1.1 ERROR CODE LIST .............................................................................. 29
10 Radiography condition table .............................................................................. 34
11 Radiography skill ............................................................................................... 36

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1 Quality Guarantee
◆ Guarantee Range and Period

All GEMSS Co.,Ltd.’s products are sold with 1 year guarantee. During the 1 year guarantee
period, any damage due to poor delivery and mechanical defect will receive free service.
Under the following circumstances, little charge will be requested.
1) Any damage occurring after the guarantee period has elapsed.

2) Any damage due to natural disasters(fire, earthquake, lightening, and etc.).
3) Any damage due to misusage/treatment or carelessness after the installment.
4) Any damage due to poor repairing or remodeling done by non-GEMSS Co. engineer or
non-authorized person.
◆ Requirements for Service Requests

When a problem/damage occurs, stop the system and re-check the relevant DATA in the
operating manual.
Before requesting for repair, turn off the system, verify the model and product number, as well as
the date of purchase. Then, call the specified service department.
◆ External damage does not account for return or exchange of products.

◆ GEMSS Co.,Ltd. is not responsible for minor and indirect damages.
◆ GEMSS Co.,Ltd. is not responsible for damages after 1 year of guarantee period.
◆ Quality guarantee comes before particular suitability guarantee or any other guarantees.

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2 Introductions
This manual is made for using instrument safe and rightly. This manual not respect changing
the running mode and safety from external damage to instrument.
This high frequency inverter type of the photo/imaging system is operated by the built-in
operation program. It is comfortably designed to satisfy the operator's comfort as well as to
enhance the efficiency and the quality of X-ray. Operator can easily select or change the
necessary conditions for necessary photographs/images.
(1) This manual is made for operating instrument safe and rightly
(2) This instrument must following this manual process.
(3) Read this manual carefully before using the instrument. Keep this manual closely
for referring later.
(4) EVA HF325/525 is a radioactivity medical instrument and using under the medical
management. So it needs the authorized person who has the know-how about the
X-ray.
(5) High voltage generating circuit provides stable X-ray out put with little radiation
through rectifying electric wave method.
(6) X-ray tube system is made in rotary bipolar method which uses two foci(small focus
1.0mm/ large focus 2.0mm) to enhance its durability.
(7) Control panel consists of x-ray controller and communication cable. So it can dealt
the X-Ray irradiation and control from the long distance. LCD display allows the
operator to irradiate at best X-ray irradiating conditions.
(8) Table and stand are connected into one single unit. Therefore, no extra stand rail
work is needed. Table moves in four directions to provide easy-positioning.
(9) Temperature sensor is attached to prevent TUBE from overheating.

micom-controller senses the temperature and protects the TUBE becoming too hot.
(10) X-ray Controlling device and high voltage radiation device are all built in one unit.
Therefore, it is easy to convey and possible to install even in a small space.
(11) PSU(POWER STORAGE UNIT) does not need much power and works efficiently
under 2kW~3kW. Therefore, you could reduce electricity rate and save electricity cost.
(PSU OPTION)

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(8) Wide selecting modes allow the operator to combine and create various working
conditions.
Only the legally authorized person(doctor, radio-diagnosis technician, X-ray diagnosis

engineer) has the permission to operate the system
Figure 2-1. EVA-HF325/525
Figure 2-2 Bucky STAND

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3 Composition
This is divide by following that X-Ray radiography stand, an accessory, option etc..
3.1 X-Ray radiography device

l X-Ray tube
l STAND
l HANDLE BAR
l COLLIMATOR
l TABLE
l RAIL
l CONSOLE DISPLAY
l CONTROLLER
l HIGH TRANS
l OPERATION PANEL
l OPERATION PANEL STAND
l X-ray Exposure Hand Switch
3.2 Option
l CEILING (Ceiling support)
l BUCKY STAND (Ground support)
l PSU
l STAND (Ceiling support)
3.3 The others

l User Manual

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4 Specifications
4.1 X-ray tube device (X-ray TUBE)

l Focal Spot :
Large Focus : 2.0 mm
Small Focus : 1.0 mm
l Anode Speed :
50 Hz : 2700 rpm (Min)
60 Hz : 3200 rpm (Min)
l Maximum Anode Heat Dissipation Rate : 667Hu/s
4.2 X-ray high-voltage device

4.2.1 EVA-HF325
l Tube-current adjustment : 10mA ~ 300mA
l Tube-voltage adjustment : 40kV ~ 125kV
l Time adjustment : 0.001 ~ 10sec
l Rated :
125kVp / 200mA / 1sec(200mAs)
80kVp / 100mA / 6.3sec(630mAs)
total 0.010mAs ~ 630mAs possibly adjustment
4.2.2 EVA-HF525
l Tube-current adjustment : 10mA ~ 500mA
l Tube-voltage adjustment : 40kV ~ 125kV
l Time adjustment : 0.001 ~ 105sec
l Rated :
125kVp / 200mA / 1sec(200mAs)
80kVp / 100mA / 6.3sec(630mAs)
total 0.010mAs ~ 630mAs possibly adjustment

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4.3 X-ray control

• method MICRO PROCESSOR control digital display
• radiography MANUAL
APR(Anatomical Programmable Radiography)
4.4 Instrument structure

4.4.1 Tube
l Forward-backward movement range : 185mm
l X-axis center rotating angle range : over ± 90°
l Z-axis center rotating angle range : over ± 90°
l Max height : above ground 1720 mm (Tube photosphere standard)
l Min height : above ground 650 mm (Tube photosphere standard)
l Up-down movement range : 1170 mm
l Left-right movement range : 1940 mm
4.4.2 TABLE
l Forward-backward movement range : 200mm
l Left-right movement range : 600mm
4.5 Optional specifications

l All-in-one type
l Ceiling support type
4.6 Using voltage

l Power single phase 220V
l Outward Power 37.5kW/40kW
4.7 Size and weight

l Height : 2070 mm
l Width : 2600 mm
l Range : 1350 mm
l Weight : 430 Kg

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4.8 Block Diagram

The electric composition block diagram of PXR-Series is shown in Fig 4-1.
EM swich HF
Power AD/DC HV TANK
Supply Delay Convertor DC/AC Inverter
EM swich X-ray
TUBE
IGBT
Driver
Stater
OP
PANEL
HT CONT
Collimator
PWR
FILAMENT
IF
AEC ION
Chamber
Figure 4-1 COMPOSITION OF THE HFG
AC input voltage is converted into DC voltage by a single-phase all wave rectifier circuit. This
DC voltage is inverted in high-frequency voltage of about 20kHz by IGBT inverter.
The high-frequency voltage is converted into the 40 (+20kV/-20kV) to 125kV (+62.5kV/-62.5kV)
DC high voltage by a high-voltage transformer and the multi-voltage rectifier circuit. This DC high
voltage is supplied to an X-ray tube through a high-voltage cable, and PWM INV controls this
X-ray tube voltage. Modulating the Filament voltage controls the tube current.
.
The operation panel can operate selection in each mode of operation and control, selection and
setting of conditions. These operation conditions are transmitted by the communication system
from OP-CONT to HT-CONT.
HT-CONT controls the output of a high-voltage generator according to the
Instructions from OP-CONT.
The flow of the control signal of X-ray exposure is shown in the following Fig 4-2.

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Operation Panel
High Voltage Generator
Main CPU
A/D CONV D/A CONV
PWM kV FB PWM
kV, mA FB Amp
Filament
mA FB
Drive
circuit rms/DC CONV
IGBT AEC
FIL. INV.
HV Trans kV
FIL. Trans. mA
A C
FIL.
X-ray TUBE
ION Chamber
Fig 4-2 CONTROL SIGNAL OF X-RAY EXPOSURE

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5 Using environmental condition
5.1 When using this instrument avoid following the place

l The place that direct rays
l The place that a lit of dust and high humidity
l The place that badly ventilated
l The place that saltiness
l The place that has chemical material and gas
l The place that high vibration
5.2 Keep the temperature and humidity for the normal running.
l Possible Storage Temp.,Humidity Range: 5 ～40˚C , 5 ～ 90%RH
l Possible Usage Temp.,Humidity Range: 10 ～35˚C , 30 ～85%RH
l Best Preferred Temp.,Humidity Range: 17 ～23˚C , 40 ～60%RH

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6 Instrument running and operation instructions
◆ Preparations
1)Turn on the main power supply switch. Supply power to X-ray controlling system
and check out for any extraordinary or odd.
2) Warm up the system for at least 30 minutes before taking radiography.
6.1 HANDLE BAR operating method
When this button pressed condition, TUBE can rotate to WALL

BUCKY and side of the patients
When this button pressed condition, TUBE can move forward

and backward direction.
When this button pressed condition, TUBE can move up and

down direction.
When this button pressed condition, TUBE can move left and
right direction.
When this button pressed condition, body of the STAND can

rotate.
When this button pressed condition, TUBE can move all

direction.

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6.2 Radiography TABLE operating method

Using table at this device select 4way table that operator easily decide radiography part of the
patient’s body.
- Placed patient over the bed, pressed button of the collimator, and under pressed the foot
switch. The operator placed radiography part of the patients.
- When Table and Grid Center are same location that sounded buzzer like “beep~.
6.3 BUCKY STAND operating method

1) Placed the patients front of the bucky stand, and decide the place adjust the patient’s body size
that move the cassette tray up and down
2) Input the cassette with a file to the Cassette holder
3) X-ray output window of the tube look at the bucky stand direction, and adjust angle of the
handle bar to 90 degree.
4) Press the button of collimator and decide the position with pressing the up /down button of the
handle bar that the center of the light to the radiography target part of the patient.
6.4 CASSETTE TRAY operating method

1) At first placed the radiate position of the patients, and move the center light of the collimator to
the radiate position.
2) Pull out the cassette hold and move the tray to the radiated position and the tube in a straight
line.
3) Input cassette within the film and fixed. And the cassette holder push into the tray that cassette
fixed right position.

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7 X – RAY operating method
7.1 OPERATION PANEL Dimension
Figure 7-1 OP Panel STAND Dimension
400. 0 mm
200. 0 mm
36. 0 mm
42. 0 mm
Figure 7-2 OP Panel Dimension

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7.2 OPERATION PANEL operating method
Figure 7-3. Operation Panel
1 Power on switch 14 APR exposure region selection/display
2 Power on switch 15 APR exposure direction selection
3 kV Display Segment 16 Patient size selection and memory
4 kV Setting Switch 17 AEC Reset/ mode display
5 mAs/sec Setting Switch 18 Backup release switch
6 mAs/sec Setting Switch 19 Density setting/display switch
7 X-ray Exposure Ready Switch 20 Bucky selection/display
8 X-ray Exposure Switch 21 AEC mode and field selection switch
9 “OVER” Display (Red) 22 X-ray exposure hand switch
10 “ERROR” Display (Red) 23 Small focus display
11 X-ray Exposure ready sign 24 Large focus display
12 X-ray Exposure Display (Yellow) 25 AEC film/screen combination selection
13 APR Menu Selection Switch 26 D-SUB 25PIN Connector

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(1) Power On Switch

Turn on the power of generator.
(2) Power Off Switch

Turn off the power of generator.
(3) kV Setting/Display Segment
kV
Button increases the kV value of tube voltage whereas decreases kV. If you
keep buttons pressed, the value of KV will be increased or decreased continuously.
(4) mA Setting/Display Segment

mA
Button increases the mA value of tube voltage whereas decreases mA. If you
keep buttons pressed, the value of mA will be increased or decreased continuously.
(5) mAs/Sec Setting/Display Segment

mAs
sec
Button increases the mAs/sec value of tube voltage whereas decreases

mAs/sec. If you keep the button pressed, the value of mAs/sec will be increased or
decreased continuously.
(6) mAs/Sec Selection Switch

mAs
sec
mAs
sec
The mAs or sec radiography mode is selected.

The selected radiography mode is displayed with LED.
(7) X-ray Exposure Ready Switch
It circulates the rotor and controls the heat of the filament that makes ready actions for the
x-ray exposure.

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(8) X-ray Exposure switch
Press the exposure switch after the ready sign is lighted on.
(9) “Over” LED (Red)

The over LED is lighted on when the exposure conditions exceeds the normal standards.
You cannot make exposure while the over LED is lighted on.
(10) “Error” Indication (Red)

The LED is lighted in case of errors.
(11) X-ray Exposure Ready LED (Green)

The exposure ready sign is lighted on when it is at the ready condition.
(12) X-ray Exposure LED (Yellow)

The X-ray exposure sign is lighted on during the X-ray exposure.
(13) APR Mode Setting Switch

It operates the on/off of the APR mode.
(14) APR Exposure Region Selection/Display switch

It operates the selection of exposure regions and the selected location will be displayed on
the LED.
(15) APR Exposure Direction Setting Switch

1 2 3 4
It operates the selection of exposure directions the selected direction will be displayed on
the LED.
(16) Patient Size Selection and Memory Switch

SIZE LL L M S SS BABY
It operates the selections of patient size. The selected size will be displayed on the
segment. Save the changed APR conditions by pressing the size switches.
*You can set the exposure conditions (kV, mA and mAs/sec) by selecting the exposure
regions, direction and patient size. Each condition can be changed and stored by the
exposure size switch.
(17) AEC Reset/Mode Display Switch

If the x-ray exposure is closed early by the AEC backup timer, the AEC mode LED will blink
off and the buzzer sounds. The next exposure is forbidden until the reset switch is pushed.
(18) Backup Release Switch
Release the back-up conditions.

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(19) Density Setting/Display Switch (AEC/APR mode)

-3 0 +3
It selects the density level of the exposure and increases or decreases the mAs/sec under
the APR mode.
(20) Bucky Selection/Display
Select and display BUCKY1 (table) and BUCKY 2(stand).
(21) AEC Mode and Field Selection Switch

It selects the field on the AEC mode. Each LED represents the physical location of
irradiation detector and the combination of designated field is available.
(22) X-ray Exposure Hand Switch

It circulates the rotor and controls the heat of the filament that makes ready actions for the
x-ray exposure. Press the exposure switch after the ready sign is lighted on. Please touch
off from the button after the LED is lighted on.
(23) Small Focus Display (Green LED)

It is displayed when the small focus is selected.
(24) Large Focus Display (Green LED)
It is displayed when the large focus is selected.
(25) Film/Screen Combination Selection

It operates the adjustment of kVp and divided by low speed, medium speed and high speed
(200, 400, 800)

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8 Maintenance and repairing
8.1 General
We recommend this instrument always have a periodical inspection every year for
confidence and renew
Must have a periodical inspection by the authorized technician.
8.2 CLEANING
No a periodical cleaning cycle, cleaning the unit when the instrument become dirty after
operating
To clean the main-part of the instrument, at first turn power off and pull the plug out from the
socket then do cleaning.
When cleaning the main-part of the instrument, using a soft piece of close and clean softly for
not scratching the main-part

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9 Broke down and measures
9.1 ERROR MESSAGE

When specific ERROR occurred at this machine, easily recognized the error
because CONSOLE DILSPLAY window show the ERROR MESSAEG due to self-exam
functions of the CONTROLLER.
9.1.1 ERROR CODE LIST
Error Code Description
CHARGE MONITOR ERROR

Err 01
³ When the power voltage drops below AC160V and DC150V.
TIME OVER ERROR AT STANDBY(Serial Communication Fail Error)

Err 02
³ Standby position is not cleared after the 10 sec. at the operation panel power
on( No reply from HT-CONT)
READY OUT SIGNAL ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 03
³ Defects of Operation panel or HT control board
X-RAY OUT SIGNAL ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 04
PANEL READY SWITCH INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 05
³ When the operation panel ready switch input is ‘on’ position.
PANEL X-RAY SWITCH INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 06
Err 07 Not Defined
Err 08 Not Defined
ROTOR CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 09
³ TP18 (RTR_I_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1V at non-exposure action
FILLAMENT CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 10
³ TP2 (FIL_I_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1.5V at non-exposure action

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kV FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 11
³ TP8 (kV_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1V TP8 (33.3kV) at non-exposure
action
mA FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION
Err 12 ³ TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is higher than o.5V (5mA), In
case of 100-500mA setting of HT Control Board is higher than o.1V (11mA) TP8
(33.3kV) at non-exposure action
ROTOR CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 13 ³ TP18 (RTR_I_FB) of HT Control Board is lower than 3.0V at exposure ready action
after the 0.8 sec. With ready switch input.
FILLAMENT CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 14 ³ TP2 (FIL_I_FB) of HT Control Board is lower than 1.5V at exposure ready action
after the 1.5 sec. With ready switch input.
kV FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
³ After Exposure is ready, X-ray switch input and turn on HV-ENABLE signal and
within 3msec HT8 (kV_FB)setting is under %70
Err 15
During exposure TP8(kV_FB) setting is under 70%
*kV Feedback monitoring data(70%) can be set on calibration mode[C-2_43]
mA FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
³ Exposure Ready Condition
TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.5V (5mA), In case
of 100-630mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.1V (11mA) after the 3 msec.
Err 16
with kV Feedback signal.
³ During Exposure
TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.5V (5mA), In case
of 100-630mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.1V (11mA) .
Err 17 Not Defined
X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT SEC MODE EXPOSURE

Err 18
³ X-ray end signal is not reached to the panel from HT exceeding the setting time at
the sec mode exposure
X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT mAs MODE EXPOSURE

Err 19
³ X-ray end signal is not reached to the panel from HT exceeding the setting time
calculated by the mA×(1/2) formula at the mAs mode exposure.

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X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT AEC MODE EXPOSURE

Err 20
³ X-ray end signal is not reached to the panel from HT exceeding the setting time
calculated by backup-timer at the AEC mode exposure.
HV INTERLOCK ERROR
Err 21
³ Unlink the HV trans connection
IGBT FAULT ERROR

Err 22
³ HV Tans is under overloading condition about mA (350A).
kV FEEDBACK OVER CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 23
³ TP8 (kV_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 20kV during the exposure.
mA FEEDBACK OVER CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

Err 24
³ TP8 (mA_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than [mA setting value plus 50%]
during the exposure.
NO ZERO CROSS ERROR

Err 25
³ Impossible to detect the frequency signal.
ZERO CROSS OVER ERROR

Err 26
³ Frequency signal detection over.
TUBE THERMOSTAT OPERATION
³ The temperature of the slim and long shaped light bulb is higher than 80C.
Ch_01
³ Thermo switch is in open position.
³ Release the check code at Thermo switch off condition.
Shortage of power-supply capacity for exposure
Ch_07 ³ The power voltage drop is below AC160V and DC 150V.
³ Release the check code with input of power.

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When occur the Error code, Turn power off and contact the SERVISE
PART.
◆ Collimator lamp replace method

1. back-cover release
Figure 9-1 Back-cover

Release the bolt by the hand, which display two circles from above picture. Lifting and pull out
back-cover of the collimator.
2. Lamp back-cover release
Figure 9-2. Lamp back-cover

Release the bolt a little by the screwdriver, which display the circles from above picture. Push
the arrow-direction and pull the lamp back-cover.

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3. Lamp pull out
Figure 9-3. Lamp pull out

pull out the lamp the arrow-direction , which display the while-circle from above picture.
4. Lamp sticking
Sticking of the lamp is reversed pull out of the lamp
Warning – Replacement lamp(new lamp) never touch by the hand
(Long-time running lamp is very hot, so don’t touch.)

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10 Radiography condition table

SS S
`POSITION
kVp mA mAs Grid kVp mA mAs Grid
AP/PA 60 100 25 1 64 100 32 1
Lateral 56 100 25 1 60 100 32 1
SKULL Townes 64 100 25 1 68 100 32 1
PA 50 100 8 . 70 200 16 1
Mandible
Axial Later 50 100 6 . 68 200 16 1
Nasal Lateral 43 100 3 . 43 100 5 .
Waters 70 100 10 1 70 100 32 1
PNS Caldwell 70 100 8 1 70 100 20 1
Lateral 70 100 8 1 70 100 16 1
PNS
Law 70 100 5 1 75 100 20 1
Mastoid Stenvers 65 100 5 1 72 100 10 1
Towns 70 100 8 1 72 100 20 1
PA 94 100 4 . 100 200 15 2
Chest
Lateral 94 100 6 . 100 200 20 2
AP 50 100 6 . 68 100 20 1
CHEST Rib
Both obliq 56 100 6 . 70 100 25 1
Clavicle AP 50 100 8 . 70 200 10 1
Shoulder AP 54 100 6.3 . 70 200 10 1
Supine 54 100 8 . 58 200 25 1
Erect 56 100 8 . 62 200 25 2
ABDOMEN KUB 56 100 8 . 65 200 20 1
AP 50 100 8 . 56 200 20 1
Pelvis
Lateral 60 100 10 . 80 200 32 1
Hip Lateral 62 100 5 . 72 200 20 1
AP 54 100 3.2 . 58 200 16 1
C-spine
Lateral 56 100 5 . 60 200 16 1
AP 60 100 5 . 63 200 20 1
SPINE T-spine
Lateral 66 100 10 . 71 200 25 1
AP 55 100 8 . 58 200 20 1
L-spine
Lateral 63 100 12.5 . 64 200 32 1
Finger 40 50 1.25 . 40 50 3 .
Hand 43 50 2.5 . 44 50 2.5 .
Upper Wrist 50 50 2 . 50 50 4 .
EXTREMITY Foream 50 50 3.15 . 52 50 6.25 .
Elbow 50 50 3.15 . 52 50 6.25 .
Humerus 50 50 5 . 52 50 10 .
Foot 43 50 3.15 . 44 50 3.15 .
Ankle 50 50 5 . 52 50 5 .
Lower Tibia 50 50 5 . 55 50 5 .
EXTREMITY Knee 50 50 6.25 . 52 50 6.25 .
Merchant 50 50 6.25 . 52 50 6.25 .
Femur 56 50 16 . 60 100 25 .

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M L
POSITION
kVp mA mAs Grid kVp mA mAs Grid
AP/PA 68 100 32 1 72 100 32 1
Lateral 64 100 32 1 68 100 32 1
SKULL Townes 72 100 32 1 76 100 32 1
PA 70 200 20 1 70 200 25 1
Mandible
Axial Later 70 200 16 1 70 200 20 1
Nasal Lateral 45 100 5 . 45 100 6 .
Waters 80 100 25 1 85 100 32 1
PNS Caldwell 70 100 32 1 75 100 32 1
Lateral 75 100 20 1 78 100 20 1
PNS
Law 78 100 32 1 85 100 32 1
Mastoid Stenvers 70 100 20 1 73 200 20 1
Towns 73 100 32 1 78 200 32 1
PA 106 100 6.3 2 112 100 6.3 2
Chest
Lateral 106 100 16 2 112 100 16 2
AP 70 100 20 1 72 100 25 1
CHEST Rib
Both obliq 72 100 32 1 80 200 32 1
Clavicle AP 70 200 20 1 70 200 25 1
Shoulder AP 70 200 20 1 70 200 25 1
Supine 64 200 32 1 72 200 40 1
Erect 68 200 32 2 74 200 40 2
KUB 75 200 40 1 75 200 50 1
ABDOMEN
AP 62 200 50 1 75 200 50 1
Pelvis
Lateral 85 200 50 1 95 200 50 1
Hip Lateral 75 200 25 1 80 200 25 1
AP 62 200 25 1 66 200 32 1
C-spine
Lateral 64 200 32 1 68 200 32 1
AP 66 200 25 1 69 200 32 1
SPINE T-spine
Lateral 74 200 40 1 78 200 64 1
AP 68 200 32 1 70 200 40 1
L-spine
Lateral 90 200 50 1 95 200 64 1
Finger 42 50 4 . 45 50 4 .
Hand 45 50 2.5 . 46 50 2.5 .
Upper Wrist 50 50 5 . 50 50 6.25 .
EXTREMITY Foream 54 50 6.25 . 56 50 8 .
Elbow 54 50 8 . 56 50 10 .
Humerus 54 50 10 . 56 50 16 .
Foot 45 50 3.15 . 46 50 3.15 .
Ankle 54 50 5 . 56 50 6.25 .
Lower Tibia 54 50 6.25 . 56 50 10 .
EXTREMITY Knee 54 50 6.25 . 56 50 6.25 .
Merchant 54 50 6.25 . 56 50 8 .
Femur 64 100 32 . 69 100 0.32 .
NOTE Above condition table is not the absolute value,
So operator adjust and save to using above condition

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11 Radiography skill
▣ HAND PA ▣ HAND Lateral
▣ Wrist PA ▣ Wrist Lateral ▣ Forearm AP ▣ Forearm Lateral

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▣ Humerus AP ▣ Humerus Lateral ▣ Elbow AP
▣ Glenoid fossa ▣ Shoulder axial ▣ Elbow Lateral

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▣ FOOT AP ▣ FOOT Lateral ▣ Ankle joint AP
▣ LEG AP ▣ LEG lateral ▣ Ankle joint lateral

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▣ KLEE joint AP ▣ KLEE joint Lateral ▣ Femur AP
▣ Hip joint AP ▣ Hip joint Lateral ▣ Femur Lateral

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▣ Pelvis AP ▣ Pelvis inlet ▣ Pelvis oblique
▣C spine AP ▣C spine lateral ▣C-Open Mouth ▣C-oblique
▣ Chest AP ▣ Chest Lateral

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▣COCCYX AP ▣COCCYX Lateral ▣Pelvis outlet
▣ L-spine AP ▣ L-spine Lateral ▣ L-spine oblique

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▣ Skull AP ▣ Skull Lateral ▣ Skull Town's
▣ PNS AP ▣ PNS Lateral ▣ PNS waters

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NOTE This instrument can changed no pre-notify for the efficiency and the
safety

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61, Dunchon-daero 541(obaeksasibil) beon-gil, Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si,
Gyeonggi-do, Korea
TEL No.:82-31-764-7321

Tel : +49 (0) 208 377 890-0

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Ver 4.0P
INSTALLATION
EVA-HF325/525
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Ÿ In order to safely operate this machine, please read this manual carefully
and learn the details of operation and safety precautions before use.
Ÿ Copyright 2013, GEMSS Medical Systems Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Ÿ This document is the property of GEMSS Medical Systems and contains

confidential and proprietary information owned by GEMSS Medical Systems.
Any unauthorized copying, use or disclosure of it without the prior written
permission of GEMSS Medical Systems is strictly prohibited.
Ÿ The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Ÿ All trademarks, registered trademarks, and product names used within this
document are the property of their respective owners.
WARNING!
X-RAY EQUIPMENT IS DANGEROUS TO BOTH PATIENT AND OPERATOR

UNLESS MEASURES OF PROTECTION ARE STRICTLY OBSERVED
Though this equipment is built to the highest standards of electrical and

mechanical safety, the useful X-Ray beam becomes a source of danger in
the hands of the unauthorized or unqualified operator. Excessive
exposure to x-radiation causes damage to human tissue.

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REVISION RECORD
REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.
(YYYY-MM) /AUTHOR CHANGED No. PRODUCT.
2012-11 CREATE Mr .KMH -------

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Safety Precautions
Meaning of Signal Words
Please be especially careful for the following signs. (“DANGER”, “WARNING”,

“CAUTION”)
GEMSS is in not responsible for equipment failures caused by the operator’s

neglect of safety or product mismanagement.
The following signs will be used to emphasize the details that need special
attention.
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will

result in death or serious injury.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could

result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result
in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result
in property damage.
In addition to the above, the signal word NOTE is used to indicate other important information.
NOTE Indicates reference information that enables more efficient use of the
equipment.

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2. Safety Precautions
When operating this equipment, observe the precautions described below to ensure safety of
the operator and service personnel.
DANGER: This system is not of the explosion-proof type. Do not use flammable
gases such as anesthetic gas or flammable liquids such as methanol
near the system. Doing so may cause an explosion or fire.
If such gases or liquids must be used, open windows or take
necessary preventive measures to ensure adequate ventilation.

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WARNING: 1. During work, post a sign reading "INSPECTION IN PROGRESS" at

the entrance of the radiographic room to make people outside
the room aware that work is in progress and thereby avoid
endangering them.
In particular, when generating X-rays, lock the entrance of the
radiographic room to prevent entry of people into the room.
2. During work, pay attention to the activities of all co-workers and

immediately give a warning if any worker acts without considering
safety.
3. W hen turning the power of the system ON/OFF during work, be sure
to inform co-workers and receive confirmation from them.
4. Take adequate measures, such as wearing protective clothing etc., to

avoid exposure to X-rays.
5. Before starting operation, all objects/peripheral units that may

interfere with the system must be moved outside the movement
range of this system.
6. If any abnormalities, such as fire, smoke, overheating, abnormal

sounds, or abnormal smells, are found, immediately turn OFF the
power switches of system (upper part of the processor). Then, press
the power switch on the power distribution board. Avoid breathing in
smoke because it may contain substances such as amorphous
selenium particles or selenium gas that may cause mucosal irritation.
If the eyes or throat become irritated, immediately take appropriate
actions (such as rinsing the eyes or throat).
7. If X-ray exposure is to be stopped immediately, press the power

OFF switch on the main system.
8. If the power of the system is turned OFF without logging off from the
system, some of the data being processed may be lost or the PC may
malfunction.
9. Do not press the emergency stop switch to stop operation except in

the case of an emergency or when testing the switch. If this operation
is performed repeatedly, a malfunction may occur, resulting in an
accident.
10. Special care is required to ensure that feet or other objects are not
caught during operation.
11. If disinfection is required because blood has adhered to the

system etc., perform disinfection appropriately.
12. Do not spill or spray disinfectant, detergent, or water onto the

system. If such liquids enter the system, a malfunction or an
accident may occur.
13. Do not pour liquids such as water or detergent on the floor. If liquid
is spilled on the system or liquid enters the cable pit, a malfunction
may occur.

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14. Turn OFF the power of the system before cleaning or disinfection.
If the power is left ON, a malfunction or an accident may occur. Entry
of liquids such as disinfectant, detergent, or water into the system
may result in an electric shock or explosion.
15. After disinfection, ventilate the room sufficiently before turning ON the
power. If any flammable gas remains in the room, there is danger of a
fire or explosion when the power is turned ON.
16. Be sure to observe the specified ambient operating conditions, storage

conditions, and transport conditions for systems in which an CCD
camera is installed. If the specified conditions are not observed, the
CCD camera may be damaged.
17. Press the fluoroscopy switch/X-ray exposure switch only when

exposure is to be performed.
There is danger of unintentional X-ray exposure if these switches are
pressed inadvertently while the system power is ON.
18. Be sure to turn OFF the power of the system and of the facility before
opening the system to replace parts or to connect measuring
instruments. Also, wait for at least 1 minute after turning OFF the
power before replacing parts or connecting measuring instruments.
Otherwise, an electric shock may result. Be sure to check the residual
voltage (relative to the ground) of the charged sections in the inverter
unit in the control cabinet using a digital voltmeter.
Never change measurement points or connect/disconnect
connectors while power is supplied.
19. Safety cannot be guaranteed if external devices that are not shown in
the system circuit diagram are connected to the system. Never attempt
to connect such external devices.

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CAUTION 1. Before starting work, fully review the work contents and procedures with
co-workers so that work can be performed safely and efficiently.
2. Store removed covers in a safe location to prevent them from

being damaged.
3. Do not place anything on the system.

If an object that has been placed on the system falls, it may cause
injury to workers or damage to the facility or peripheral units.
4. Grounding must be provided in accordance with all applicable legal

requirements for medically used electrical equipment.
If the ground resistance exceeds the specified limit, the patient
and/or operator may receive an electric shock.
5. Special care is required during initialization or single unit operation from

the control box, because safety functions such as the room flex function
are inoperative during such operations.
6. During table operation, do not turn the power OFF except in an

emergency.
If the power is turned OFF during table operation, an excessive load
may be applied to the drive section, possibly causing a malfunction.
7. Fiber cables are delicate and break easily. Therefore, handle the fiber
cables with special care when connecting them.
8. The following types of equipment should be electrically isolated and

should not share the same power supply as this system:
Emergency resuscitation equipment, defibrillators,

electrocardiographs, cardiac monitors
Contrast media injectors, telecommunication network systems
Endoscope systems, area dose meters, laser imagers

VCRs, scan converters
9. Firmly secure the monitor using screws. If the monitor falls, it may
cause injury or damage
GEMSS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CO., LTD

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Safety Labels
Installer, Operator and Patient should be always

1
careful of electrical shock or damage

2 careful of not hurt in the head while operating Tube or
Collimator.

3 careful of not hurt in the foot and leg from the bottom
of the table while moving or operating the equipment.
4 careful of not hurt in the hand while handling the
sharp parts of the equipment or the electricity.

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TABLE OF CONTENS
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 10
1.1 COMPOSITION.............................................................................................................. 10
2. ELECTRIC ENVIRONMENT ............................................................................................... 14
3. PACKING ........................................................................................................................... 16
4. DIMENSION ....................................................................................................................... 17
5. INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................. 18
5.1 System Configuration ..................................................................................................... 18
6. Installation trouble shooting ................................................................................................ 31

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 COMPOSITION
Number Part name Number Part name

① X-ray Tube ⑨ Cable Duct
② Collimator ⑩ STAND Guide
③ STAND ⑪ Handle Bar
④ TOP Table ⑫ Table
⑤ X-ray Generator ⑬ Bucky STAND
⑥ Table Movement S/W ⑭ OP Panel STAND
⑦ RAIL ⑮ OP Panel
⑧ RAIL Surpport

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EVA-HF525
Figure 3-6. EVA-HF525

Generator PXR-401B
kV 40 ~ 125 kV
mAs 0.1 mAs ~ 630
10, 12.5 , 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160mA(small focus)
mA
200, 250, 320, 400, 500, 630, 800, 999mA (Large Focus)
X-ray Tube E7239X
Collimator The x-ray emission from the X-ray tube to control the dose area.
STAND Movement Up, Down, Right, Left movement
Rating 220V/57A ±10%, 50Hz/60Hz
Power Impedance 0.12Ω↓

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Bucky STAND
Figure 3-6. Bucky STAND

Connection LPT-DSUB convertor
Movement Up, Down movement
X-ray Operation Panel STAND
Figure 3-6. X-ray Operation Panel STAND

Connection DSUB-25pin, X-ray Exposure Hand switch
Control X-ray Condition Control

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X-ray Operation Panel
Figure 3-6. X-ray Operation Panel

Generator Control RS-232C
Time Control Synchronization with Generator
Camera Interface Image Capture
X-ray Exposure Hand switch
Figure 9-10 X-ray Exposure Handswitch

Camera Interface Image Capture
Operating method Snap action
Operating Mechanically 120 ops/min
frequency Electrically 60 ops/min
Operating velocity 1 ~ 1000 mm/s
Contact form Double-pole, single-throw(D.P.S.T)
Terminal form With curl-code 0.6m
Ratings 2A, 30VDC(under resistive load)
2A, 125VAC(under resistive load)
Operating temperature and humidity Temperature -10 ~ 40 ℃ / Humidity 75%RH max
Storage temperature and humidity Temperature -30 ~ 75 ℃ / Humidity 75%RH max

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2. ELECTRIC ENVIRONMENT
Table. Line Power requirement
GENERATOR MODEL EVA-HF325 EVA-HF525
Max.Power kW 37.5kW 40kW
Maximum mA 300mA 500mA
Maximum kVp 125kVp 125kVp
Power Line 210 -230VAC, Single-Phase, 50/60Hz
Table. Line impedance requirement
LINE VOLTAGE GENERATOR POWER( 37.5 kW)
208 VAC 0.053Ω
230 VAC 0.065Ω
240 VAC 0.070Ω
The installation should comply with all the electrical requirements

CAUTION indicated in this document. These requirements should be
upgraded if Local Standards are more stringent.
RMS Line current during a X-ray exposure, generator stand-by consumption(W),

the differential sensitivity(mA) and the thermomagnetic breaker should be:
Maximum power line impedance :

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Table. Magnetic breaker requirement
LINE VOLTAGE SINGLE-PHASE( 37.5kW )

Table. Wire
size
208VAC 273 A
230VAC 245 A
240VAC 232 A
Minimum kVA required Maximum kW ×1.2
Stand-by Consumption 500 W
Differential Sensitivity 30 mA
50% of the RMS line current

Thermomagnetic Breaker
(RMS = momentary line current based on 100ms X-ray exposures)
Below 210VAC requires an auxiliary boost transformer to adequate the line voltage to the
generator input
requirement
(SINGLE-PHASE 1Ø)
Wire size at ;
Line voltage
15m 30m
208 VAC 50 ㎟ 105 ㎟
230 VAC 50 ㎟ 105 ㎟
240 VAC 50 ㎟ 95 ㎟

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3. PACKING
tube assembly stand guide
The generator is shipped in Table to facilitate transport and installation.

CAUTION Upon receipt of the X-ray unit and associated equipment, inspect all shipping
containers for signs of damage. If damage is found, notify the carrier or his
agent immediately.

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4. DIMENSION
1. Tube forward and backward movement range : 185mm

2. X-axis center rotation angle range : over ± 90°
3. Z-axis center rotation angel range : over ± 90°
4. Ttube max upward movement : above ground 1720 mm
5. Tube max downward movement : above ground 650 mm
6. Tube up and down movement range : 1170 mm
7. Tube left and right movement range : 1940 mm
8. Table forward and backward movement range : 200mm
9. Table left and right range : 600mm
Total weight : 430kg

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5. INSTALLATION
5.1 System Configuration
System Block Diagram
Figure 5-1. EVA-HF525 Block Diagram
l Cable Information
Number Cable Name
① DSUB-25pin
② LPT/DSUB-9pin
③ X-ray Exposure Hand switch
l System Line image
Bucky STAND EVA-HF525 OP Panel

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6.5 Operation Panel Cable Connection
l Operation panel Block Diagram
Figure 5-2. Operation Panel Block Diagram

l Cable Information
Number Cable Name
① DSUB-25pin Cable
③ X-ray Exposure Hand switch
l PC Cable Connection
Figure 5-3. Operation Panel connection cable

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5.2 Table setting
Top table
Braker rubber stopper
1. Put in top table to table.(first, remove rubber stopper and insert rubber stopper after insert top
table)
2.connect braker into table.
Breaker interval : 4 - 6mm
When heavy person be on the bed, consider interval of locker and bed (about 5 mm)
And fix with volts and wind tightly.
3.Connect rail to table.

4.Put in stand support to rail.
5.Lift up rail with rail support.
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① Rail ②Stand support ③Rail support
6.Connect stand into stand support.
Stand support
Weight blance fixing bolts
Tube support and stand ware fixed with tape(or wire).

CAUTION This fixing tape should be remove the last.

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Because, wire inside stand would be not tangle.

Tube support must be face below direction(direction of weight balance)
Pic. Stand assembly and inside drawing
Tube support
Fixing tape
Fixing bolt
Weight balance
wire
A angle
B angle
7.fixing stand with six bolts.
A angle
B angle
Six bolts
Using the six bolts contrast A angle and B angle equaled

And then remove fixing bolt in weight balance.

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8.fixing the tube assembly into tube support and cable connection.
Connect cable duct into rail support

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9.fixing all cover.
Assemble front and back case.
Insert rail-cover into rail and sticking.

(Release the dish-head-bolt and tighten with the rail-cover by the bolt.)
10.connection HV cable and terminal connection

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HV cable Connection
When you are connecting high voltage cable, be careful of its polarity.
*CAUTION: Cable must be connected deep into the hole.
Cathod(－)
Anode(＋)
Be cautious to notify the label (Indication: +, - ) on the part and

WARNING
connect for High Voltage Cable Ass’y. The wrong connection
can cause serious damage to TUBE and Generator.

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T2 T1 OIL INJECTION
CATHOD ANODE
GND
CORE
* CORE
No. Symbol Description Remark
1 mA TP+ mA Test Point (+) mA & mAs Meter
2 mA TP- mA Test Point (-) Connection
3 F-L Large Focus of Filament
4 F-COM Common
5 F-S Small Focus of Filament
6 mA +F/B mA Feedback (+)
7 mA –F/B mA Feedback (-)
8 kV +F/B kV Feedback (+)
9 INT Tank Interlock
10 GND Ground(Earth)

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11.connection I/F Board and terminal connection
1. +24VB : Handel Bar Board Relay Power (+) AND (LAMP Power)

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Stand Bulky Driving Magnetic Conductor Power (+) AND (LAMP Power)
2. +24VB GND : Handel Bar Board Relay Power (-)

Stand Bulky Driving Magnetic Conductor Power (-)3.
3. 0VAC : Collimator Power Cable
4. 16VAC : Collimator Power Cable
5. 0VAC : Table Bulky Power Cable (Table Board Power 0VAC com)
6. BKY1 EXP2 : Table Bulky Power Cable
7. 0VAC : Table Bulky Power Cable
8. BKY2 EXP2 : Stand Bulky Power Cable
9. 0VAC : Stand Bulky Power Cable
10. THERM : TUBE Over-Heat Protection Cable
11. THERM : TUBE Over-Heat Protection Cable
12. ROTOR1(W/COM) : Tube Rotor Connection Cable
13. ROTOR2(B/MAIN) : Tube Rotor Connection Cable
14. ROTOR3(G/AUX) : Tube Rotor Connection Cable
15. 110VAC : Table Board Power Cable
16. 0VAC : Table Board Power Cable
17. CASE GND : Ground
18. WARNING 2-1 : PSU Charge ON Signal(OPTION)
19. WARNING 2-3 : PSU Charge ON Signal(OPTION)
20. SMPS +24V : Table Stand Driving Magnetic Conductor Power (+)
21. SMPS -24V : Table Stand Driving Magnetic Conductor Power (-)

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TB502
CN503
CN502
TB501
TB503
TB504
CN501 CN505 CN504

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TB 504 (BR-944C) TB 503 (BR-944C)

PIN I/O Signal PIN I/O Signal
1 O BUCKY1 SPLY 1 I DOOR
2 O BUCKY1 DR 2 I GND
3 O BUCKY1 EXP1 3 I OTHER DEVICE 1
4 O BUCKY1 EXP2 4 I GND
5 O SPARE OUT1-1 5 I OTHER DEVICE 2
6 I SPARE OUT1-2 6 I GND
7 I SPARE OUT2-1 7 I SPARE IN 1
8 O SPARE OUT2-2 8 I GND
9 O BUCKY2 SPLY 9 I SPARE IN 2
10 O BUCKY2 DR 10 I GND
11 O BUCKY2 EXP1 11 O LIGHT IN USE-1
12 O BUCKY2 EXP2 12 O LIGHT IN USE-2
13 I BUCYK2 OK 13 O WARNING 1-1
14 I BUCYK2 OK (GND) 14 O WARNING 1-2
15 O BUCYK1 OK 15 O WARNING 1-3
16 O BUCYK1 OK (GND) 16 O WARNING 2-1
17 O +24V 17 O WARNING 2-2
18 O 24V GND 18 O WARNING 2-3
TB 502 (BR-944C) TB 501 (BR-944C)

PIN I/O Signal PIN I/O Signal
1 O ROTOR 1 (COM) 1 25 VAC
2 O ROTOR 2 (MAIN) 2 16 VAC
3 O ROTOR 3 (SHIFT) 3 0 VAC
4 O GND 4 220 VAC
5 I TUBE THERMAL 5 110 VAC
6 I TUBE THERMAL 6 0 VAC
7 O 25 VAC (10A) 7
8 O 16 VAC (10A) 8
9 O 0 VAC 9
10 O 220 VAC 10
11 O 110 VAC 11
12 O 0 VAC 12

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6. Installation trouble shooting

6.1 bucky stand trouble shooting
1) locker interval(top cover off)
two bolts release and calibrate..

(doing move bucky device)
2)If x-ray film image moved, you should fix bucky to wall
first, remove bolts(1) and top cover off

second fix “S”plate to top cover(2)cover on..
3)Bucky stand input signal
1. CASE GND
2. -24VB (locker power)
3. +24VB GND (locker power)
4. BKY2 EXP2 (BUCKY2—moving motor power110VAC)
5. 0VAC (BUCKY2— moving motor power 110VAC)
Pic1. Bucky stand wire

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4)if grid moving speed too fast or too slow, you can change motor speed
move slow motor speed

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side bolts view front bolts view
1) side bolts off and side cover off

2) front bolts off and front wood cover off
3) transformer output wire change..(refer schematic)

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6.2 Table bucky trouble shooting

1. remove rubber stopper.
2. remove locker.
2. move top table a little.
3. check bucky assembly.
grid
spring

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4. check hitter
hitter
ready s/w push --à hitter hitting spring
(check 24VDC in hitter when ready s/w is pushed)
5. check bucky signal
to hitter(24vdc when ready s/w pushed)

from bucky signal(AC110V when ready s/w pushed)
bucky relay(k6)

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6.3 change brocken bearing in table
Move
first, remove rubber stopper on top-table and remove breaker and move top-table to right-side
little.(consider room size).
①rubber stopper on top-table ②breaker
Second, take out bearing assembly(refer picture)
6800 bearing
M5 bolts
picture: bearing assembly

first, remove M5 bolts and take out bearing assembly

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M6 bolts
second, change broken bearing with same bearing

and put together reverse method
6.4 Locker interval change
fix with volts and wind tightly.
interval : 4-5mm
when pushed foot s/w, check interval of locker
push foot s/w à release locker
not push foot s/w à attached locker
Locker fixing method

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Gyeonggi-do, Korea
TEL No.:82-31-764-7321

Tel : +49 (0) 208 377 890-0

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Ver 4.0p
Calibration Manual
EVA-HF325/525
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INPUT POWER SECTION

---------------------------- 2
1. Input Power Selection ---------------------------- 3
BOARD kV & mA CALIBRATION

---------------------------- 4
1. HT Control Calibration ---------------------------- 5

2. HT Control SILK Circuit ---------------------------- 6
3. Filament Calibration ---------------------------- 7
4. Filament Drive Silk Circuit ---------------------------- 7
5. Aging ---------------------------- 8
6. kV Calibration ---------------------------- 9
7. kV Calibration ---------------------------- 10
8. mA Oscilloscope Wave Form ---------------------------- 11
9. Bucky Type Selection ---------------------------- 13
OPERATION PANEL CALIBRATION

---------------------------- 14
1. DIP Switch Function ---------------------------- 15

2. Calibration ode ---------------------------- 16
3. Setting Manual Radiography ---------------------------- 18
4. Setting APR Radiography ---------------------------- 20
5. Radiography ---------------------------- 21
6. Bucky Time Chart ---------------------------- 22
7. Error Code ---------------------------- 23
8. Trouble Shooting Guide ---------------------------- 26
9. HT-Controller A/S Reference ---------------------------- 28
10.
11.

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INPUT POWER SELECTION

1. INPUT POWER SELECTION
[Fig. 1]
[Fig. 2]
Input Connection Remark
AC 200V ①(AC 0V) + ②(AC 200V)
AC 220V ①(AC 0V) + ③(AC 220V)
AC 240V ①(AC 0V) + ④(AC 240V)

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BOARD kV & mA SELECTION

1. HT CONTROL CALIBRATION
VR1 Oscillator frequency calibration for filament drive

³ Measuring Point：U18-3 PIN
³ Adjust Frequency：36ｋHz ± 0.5kHz（55.6±1.6μsec）.
³ Caution：Measure as 2-PULSE since it is alternating current.
VR2 Filament LAMP DEAD TIME calibration

³ Caution: Do not calibrate but just turn to the left (counter clock-wise).
VR3 Small Scale (10mA ~ 80mA) mA FEEDBACK to mAs adjustment with VF converter
³ Measuring Point：TP5
³ Adjust the VR3 until the TP5 set to 25kHｚ± 0.5kHz.
³ Simple Adjustment： Connect mAs tester to the connector 8,9（mA TEST）of HV tank
and shoot x-ray and adjust mAs.
³ Conditions: 40kV 50mA / 10mAs
³ Measuring: 10 ± 0.2mAs
VR4 Oscillator Frequency Adjustment for kV DRIVE

³ Measuring Point：TP7
³ Adjust Frequency：40kHz ± 0.5kHz （50±1.2μsec）
³ Caution：Measure as 2-PULSE since it is alternating current.
VR6 Fluoroscophy Scale Calibration

³ Measuring Point： U19-9 Pin
³ Adjust Frequency：10.35kΩ
³ Caution：Calibrate only when Fluoroscophy Calibration.

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2. HT CONTROL SILK CIRCUIT
TP15
GND
VR4
U25
TP7
VR6
KV_Hz
TP8
kV FB
VR2
TP4
mA FB
VR1
U18
VR5 VR3

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3. FILAMENT DRIVE CALIBRATION
VR1 FILAMENT TRANS DIRVE Power Voltage Calibration

³ Measuring Point ： TP8, TP9
³ Adjusting Point：DC130V±1V
4. FILAMENT DRIVE SILK CURCUIT
VR8
VR1
VR9

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5. AGING
How to Calibrate : Execute on Operation Panel

Measuring Point : (Actual Current : less than 40mA )
CONDITIONS SHOOTING TIME SHOOTING INTERVAL
40kV/50mA 0.01sec Two 20~30 Sec.
100kV/50mA 0.01sec Two 20~30 Sec.
110kV/50mA 0.01sec Two 20~30 Sec.
120kV/50mA 0.01sec Two 20~30 Sec.

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6. kV CALIBRATION
Calibration Method: Act in the panel calibration Mode（From C1-00 to 20）

³ Setting range：
mA Sec kV Remark
10mA 0.1sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
100mA 0.1sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
200mA 0.05sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
320mA 0.05sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
³ Measuring Point：HT-CONT TP8：kV FEEDBACK

³ Converted Value：1V＝33.3 kV
³ Adjusting Value：±10％ for the setting kV
³ Caution： Execute the final test with correct mA value. kV could be changed by the mA.

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7. mA CALIBRATION
Calibration Method: Execute in panel calibration mode.（ from C1-21 39 : mA, from C2-21 39 :
Pre_mA ）
³ Setting Range：
mA Sec kV Remark
10mA 0.1sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
100mA 0.1sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
200mA 0.05sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
320mA 0.05sec 40kV, 80kV, 125kV
³ Measuring point：HT-CONT TP4

³ mA FEEDBACK conversion
(10~99mA : 1V = 10mA, 100~999mA : 1V = 100mA)
³ Adjusting value ：±10％ for the setting kV
³ Caution ： Execute the mA variation from C1-21 to 39.
In case of overshoot and undershoot、act from C2-21to 39 for the stable mA levels.

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8. mA OSCILLOSCOPE WAVE FORM
1) NORMAL CONDITIONS
2) UNDERSHOOT WAVE FORM

Operate in panel calibration mode (From C2-21 to 39). Decrease DATA.

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3) OVERSHOOT WAVE FORM
Act in Panel calibration mode (From C2-21 to 39). Decrease DATA.

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9. BUCKY TYPE SELECTION
1) DIP SW MODE (HT_CONT DIP SW 1)
DIP SW 1~4 1 2 3 4
1 Mode OFF OFF OFF OFF
2 Mode ON OFF OFF OFF
3 Mode OFF ON OFF OFF
4 Mode ON ON OFF OFF
2) Bucky Type
Bucky 1 Bucky 2
1 Mode Motor Type Motor Type
2 Mode Solenoid Type Solenoid Type
3 Mode Motor Type Solenoid Type
4 Mode Solenoid Type Motor Type

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OPERATION PANEL CALIBATION

1. DIP SW FUNCTION
Adjust DIP Switch SW1 (8P) located on the back front of control panel and operate the each
calibration.
DIP SW (SW 1: 8P) Function Display
DIPSW-1 OFF (DIPSW-2,3,4,5,6,7,8 ON)：Calibration Mode
DIPSW-2 OFF (DIPSW-1,3,4,5,6,7,8 ON)：Not in use
DIPSW-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, ON：Anatomical Mode
1)DIPSW-1 OFF (DIPSW-2,3,4,5,6,7,8 ON)：Calibration Mode

Execute the initializing of kV REF, mA REF, setting of each calibration and data.
2)DIPSW-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, ON：Anatomical Mode

Execute X-ray Exposure after setting up radiographic conditions with selection of target
regions, directions and patient size. You can save each exposure conditions and levels
3)AEC Exposure Mode (Option)

Execute the X-ray exposure with Ion Chamber control.
You can calibrate the range(-3 ~±0~ +3) with density setting switch.

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2．SETTING MANUAL RADIOGRAPHY
1) Select the Anatomical Mode

Anatomical Mode will be ready as a default mode when power turned on.
A user can choose on Manual Mode.
2) Select “BUCKY1" or "BUCKY 2"

Appropriate bucky table or stand is matched for each Anatomical Mode as a default. A user can
select another bucky table / stand or select none for his/her specific purpose using the switch.
3) A setup of tube voltage "kV"

Set up the tube voltage with “kV” setting switch.
Setting range: 40kV ~ 125kV (1kV step)
4) A set up of tube current “mA”
Set up the tube current with “mA” setting switch.

Setting range : 10、12.5、16、20、25、32、40、50、63、80、100、
125、160mA ----------（Small Focus）
200、250、320、400、500mA ----------（Large Focus）
5) Setup of Exposure mode (Time/mAs radiography)

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6) Execute Exposure Mode with Time/mAs selection switch
mAs setting of Exposure accumulation time.

Select the exposure accumulation time with Time/mAs setting switch
- Setting range：0.1mAs ~ 630mAs
- Step： 0.1、0.2、0.3、0.4、0.5、0.6、0.8、1.0、1.3、1.6、2.0、2.5、3.2、4.0、
5.0、6.3、8.0、10.0、12.5、16、20、25、32、40、50、63、80、100、125、
160、200、250、320、400、500、630mAs
7) Exposure time『sec』setting
Select the exposure time with Time/mAs setting switch.
- Setting range：0.001sec ~ 10sec
- Step： 0.001、0.002、0.003、0.004、0.005、0.006、0.008、0.010、0.013、
0.016、0.020、0.025、0.032、0.040、0.050、0.064、0.080、0.100、
0.125、0.160、0.200、0.250、0.320、0.400、0.500、0.640、0.800、
1.00、1.25、1.60、2.00、2.50、3.20、4 .00、5.00、6.300、8.00、10.00sec
If a user set a shooting condition over the maximum lode of the machine, “Over Lode”
lamp will be on and X-ray will be not projected.

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3．SETTING APR RADIOGRAPHY
1) Choose Subject Size

There are four preset subject size as Child, Small, Medium, and Large. A user can choose a
subject size depends on actual size of person.
2) Choose Body Part for Shooting

A user can choose specific part for shooting from 42 preset body part of subject.
3) Changing Shooting Condition

(1) Choose subject Size
(2) Choose body part for shooting
(3) Changing shooting conditions to be saved in the memory including bucky selection.
(4) Press “SET” switch and changed shooting condition will be memorized after beep.

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4．RADIOGRAPHY
1) X-ray Radiography using Radiography switch on the Control Panel

(1) Press “Ready” switch. Please make sure “Ready” switch lamp is on.
(2) When “Ready” switch is on, press “Exposure” switch. “Exposure” switch lamp will be on
and alarm will sound.
2) X-ray radiography with hand-switch

(1) Press Hand switch slightly. Make sure “Ready” switch lamp is on.
(2) When “Ready” switch is on, press “Hand” switch again with more pressure. “Exposure”
switch lamp will be on and alarm will sound.

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5. Bucky Time Chart
1) Solenoid Type
Ready Switch
Ready Signal
Bucky Out Signal
Exposure Switch
Exposure Signal
2) Motor Type
Ready Switch
Ready Signal
Bucky Out Signal
Exposure Switch
Exposure Signal

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6. ERROR CODE
1) Error Code Display
Error Code 1
Charge Monitor Error
2) Error Code
The error code is displayed when problems, such as abnormalities, occur to equipment.
While the error code is displayed, radiography operation is forbidden for safety.
A power supply is re-switched off and on, then an error code is cleared. If the problem of
equipment is not solved at the time of a power-supply re-switched on, the display is lighted
on again.
Caution
Please wait for 1~2 minutes before you turn on the machine again right after powering off.
3) Check code
Check codes are warning displays when an error is on operation of equipment unlike an error
code. While the check code is displayed, radiography operation is forbidden for safety. Check
code is cleared when the backup release switch is switched on. Please refer to the check code
list for the case the clearance method is different.
Check code List
Ch_01 TUBE THERMOSTAT OPERATION

³ The temperature of the slim and long shaped light bulb is higher than
80C.
³ Thermo switch is in open position.
³ Release the check code at Thermo switch off condition.
Ch_07 Shortage of power-supply capacity for exposure

³ The power voltage drop is below AC160V and DC 150V.
³ Release the check code with input of power.

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ERROR CODE LIST
Error Code Description

Err 01 CHARGE MONITOR ERROR
³ When the power voltage drops below AC160V and DC150V.
Err 02 TIME OVER ERROR AT STANDBY(Serial Communication Fail Error)

³ Standby position is not cleared after the 10 sec. at the operation panel
power on( No reply from HT-CONT)
Err 03 READY OUT SIGNAL ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 04 X-RAY OUT SIGNAL ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 05 PANEL READY SWITCH INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 06 PANEL X-RAY SWITCH INPUT ERROR AT STANDBY

Err 07 Not Defined
Err 08 Not Defined
Err 09 ROTOR CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP18 (RTR_I_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1V at non-exposure
action
Err 10 FILLAMENT CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP2 (FIL_I_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1.5V at non-exposure
action
Err 11 kV FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP8 (kV_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 1V TP8 (33.3kV) at
non-exposure action
Err 12 mA FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT NON-EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is higher than o.5V
(5mA), In case of 100-500mA setting of HT Control Board is higher than
o.1V (11mA) TP8 (33.3kV) at non-exposure action
Err 13 ROTOR CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP18 (RTR_I_FB) of HT Control Board is lower than 3.0V at exposure
ready action after the 0.8 sec. With ready switch input.
Err 14 FILLAMENT CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
³ TP2 (FIL_I_FB) of HT Control Board is lower than 1.5V at exposure ready
action after the 1.5 sec. With ready switch input.

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Err 15 kV FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION
³ After Exposure is ready, X-ray switch input and turn on HV-ENABLE
signal and within 3msec HT8 (kV_FB)setting is under %70
During exposure TP8(kV_FB) setting is under 70%
*kV Feedback monitoring data(70%) can be set on calibration
mode[C-2_43]
Err 16 mA FEEDBACK CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

³ Exposure Ready Condition
TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.5V
(5mA), In case of 100-630mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than
o.1V (11mA) after the 3 msec. with kV Feedback signal.
³ During Exposure
TP4 (mA_FB) 10-80mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than o.5V
(5mA), In case of 100-630mA setting of HT Control Board is lower than
o.1V (11mA) .
Err 17 Not Defined
Err 18 X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT SEC MODE EXPOSURE

³ X-ray end signal is not reached to the panel from HT exceeding the
setting time at the sec mode exposure
Err 19 X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT mAs MODE EXPOSURE

setting time calculated by the mA×(1/2) formula at the mAs mode
exposure.
Err 20 X-RAY TIME OVER ERROR AT AEC MODE EXPOSURE

setting time calculated by backup-timer at the AEC mode exposure.
Err 21 HV INTERLOCK ERROR

³ Unlink the HV trans connection
Err 22 IGBT FAULT ERROR

³ HV Tans is under overloading condition about mA (350A).
Err 23 kV FEEDBACK OVER CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP8 (kV_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than 20kV during the
exposure.
Err 24 mA FEEDBACK OVER CURRENT ERROR AT EXPOSURE POSITION

³ TP8 (mA_FB) of HT Control Board is higher than [mA setting value plus
50%] during the exposure.
Err 25 NO ZERO CROSS ERROR

³ Impossible to detect the frequency signal.
Err 26 ZERO CROSS OVER ERROR

³ Frequency signal detection over.

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7. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Error No. Parts Check Point
Error 01 IGBT PC1(PC817)

LED LD1, LD2
CN404 Connection
U2(MIC4584)
POWER Q2, Q3(MTD3055EL)

CN208 Connection
MAIN R101(60W20Ω)
BR1(VUO150-16NO7)
SW1(Toggle Switch Position)
Error 02 POWER +12V

CN210 Connection
HT-Cont. CN103 Connection
CN104 Connection
MAIN J1 Connection
Error 03 OP Ready S/W
Error 04 OP X-Ray S/W

Error 05 MAIN J1 Connection
HT-Cont. U14(TLP521-4)
U10(74HC14)
CN103 Connection
Error 06 MAIN J1 Connection
HT-Cont. U14(TLP521-4)
U10(74HC14)
CN103 Connection
Error 07 - -

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Error 08 - -
Error 09 - -
Error 10 - -
Error 11 HT-Cont. Check U24
Error 12 HT-Cont. Check U24
Error 13 HT-Cont. U29(VM48)

I/F Rotor Signal Connection
POWER F2(5A) Fuse
Error 14 FILAMENT RY1(CH2-MD12)

R11(5W2Ω)
Q2, Q5(IRFP40B)
Error 15 HT-Cont. Check TP8 (1V=33.3KV)

CON 107 Connection
Error 16 HT-Cont. Check TP4
1V=10mA (10mA ~99mA) 1V=100mA (100mA ~999mA)
Error 17 Not In Use
Error 18 HT-Cont. HT-Cont. PCB

Error 19 HT-Cont. U22(VFC32)
Error 20 HT-Cont. U22(VFC32)
Error 21 HT-Cont. CN107 Connection

Error 22 HT-Cont. -12V Check
Error 23 HT-Cont. Check TP8 (1V=33.3KV)
Error 24 HT-Cont. Check TP4

1V=10mA (10mA ~99mA) 1V=100mA (100mA ~999mA)

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8. HT-CONTROLLER A/S REFERENCE
1) HT-Controller CPU Analog-to-Digital Input Value (1/5)
DEC A/D Input (A/D) X 2 DEC A/D Input (A/D) X 2

1 0.02 0.039 31 0.608 1.216
2 0.039 0.078 32 0.627 1.255
3 0.059 0.118 33 0.647 1.294
4 0.078 0.157 34 0.667 1.333
5 0.098 0.196 35 0.686 1.373
6 0.118 0.235 36 0.706 1.412
7 0.137 0.275 37 0.725 1.451
8 0.157 0.314 38 0.745 1.49
9 0.176 0.353 39 0.765 1.529
10 0.196 0.392 40 0.784 1.569
11 0.216 0.431 41 0.804 1.608
12 0.235 0.471 42 0.824 1.647
13 0.255 0.51 43 0.843 1.686
14 0.275 0.549 44 0.863 1.725
15 0.294 0.588 45 0.882 1.765
16 0.314 0.627 46 0.902 1.804
17 0.333 0.667 47 0.922 1.843
18 0.353 0.706 48 0.941 1.882
19 0.373 0.745 49 0.961 1.922
20 0.392 0.784 50 0.98 1.961
21 0.412 0.824 51 1 2
22 0.431 0.863 52 1.02 2.039
23 0.451 0.902 53 1.039 2.078
24 0.471 0.941 54 1.059 2.118
25 0.49 0.98 55 1.078 2.157
26 0.51 1.02 56 1.098 2.196
27 0.529 1.059 57 1.118 2.235
28 0.549 1.098 58 1.137 2.275
29 0.569 1.137 59 1.157 2.314
30 0.588 1.176 60 1.176 2.353

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61 1.196 2.392 91 1.784 3.569
62 1.216 2.431 92 1.804 3.608
63 1.235 2.471 93 1.824 3.647
64 1.255 2.51 94 1.843 3.686
65 1.275 2.549 95 1.863 3.725
66 1.294 2.588 96 1.882 3.765
67 1.314 2.627 97 1.902 3.804
68 1.333 2.667 98 1.922 3.843
69 1.353 2.706 99 1.941 3.882
70 1.373 2.745 100 1.961 3.922
71 1.392 2.784 101 1.98 3.961
72 1.412 2.824 102 2 4
73 1.431 2.863 103 2.02 4.039
74 1.451 2.902 104 2.039 0.078
75 1.471 2.941 105 2.059 4.118
76 1.49 2.98 106 2.078 4.157
77 1.51 3.02 107 2.098 4.196
78 1.529 3.059 108 2.118 4.235
79 1.549 3.098 109 2.137 4.275
80 1.569 3.137 110 2.157 4.314
81 1.588 3.176 111 2.176 4.353
82 1.608 3.216 112 2.196 4.392
83 1.627 3.255 113 2.216 4.431
84 1.647 3.294 114 2.235 4.471
85 1.667 3.333 115 2.255 4.51
86 1.686 3.373 116 2.275 4.549
87 1.706 3.412 117 2.294 4.588
88 1.725 3.451 118 2.314 4.627
89 1.745 3.49 119 2.333 4.667
90 1.765 3.529 120 2.353 4.706

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121 2.373 4.745 151 2.961 5.922
122 2.392 4.784 152 2.98 5.961
123 2.412 4.824 153 3 6
124 2.431 4.863 154 3.02 6.039
125 2.451 4.902 155 3.039 6.078
126 2.471 4.941 156 3.059 6.118
127 2.49 4.98 157 3.078 6.157
128 2.51 5.02 158 3.098 6.196
129 2.529 5.059 159 3.118 6.235
130 2.549 5.098 160 3.137 6.275
131 2.569 5.137 161 3.157 6.314
132 2.588 5.176 162 3.176 6.353
133 2.608 5.216 163 3.196 6.392
134 2.627 5.255 164 3.216 6.431
135 2.647 5.294 165 3.235 6.471
136 2.667 5.333 166 3.255 6.51
137 2.686 5.373 167 3.275 6.549
138 2.706 5.412 168 3.294 6.588
139 2.725 5.451 169 3.314 6.627
140 2.745 5.49 170 3.333 6.667
141 2.765 5.529 171 3.353 6.706
142 2.784 5.569 172 3.373 6.745
143 2.804 5.608 173 3.392 6.784
144 2.824 5.647 174 3.412 6.824
145 2.843 5.686 175 3.431 6.863
146 2.863 5.725 176 3.451 6.902
147 2.882 5.765 177 3.471 6.941
148 2.902 5.804 178 3.49 6.98
149 2.922 5.843 179 3.51 7.02
150 2.941 5.882 180 3.529 7.059

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181 3.549 7.098 211 4.137 8.275
182 3.569 7.137 212 4.157 8.314
183 3.588 7.176 213 4.176 8.353
184 3.608 7.216 214 4.196 8.392
185 3.627 7.255 215 4.216 8.431
186 3.647 7.294 216 4.235 8.471
187 3.667 7.333 217 4.255 8.51
188 3.686 7.373 218 4.275 8.549
189 3.706 7.412 219 4.294 8.588
190 3.725 7.451 220 4.314 8.627
191 3.745 7.49 221 4.333 8.667
192 3.765 7.529 222 4.353 8.706
193 3.784 7.569 223 4.373 8.745
194 3.804 7.608 224 4.392 8.784
195 3.824 7.647 225 4.412 8.824
196 3.843 7.686 226 4.431 8.863
197 3.863 7.725 227 4.451 8.902
198 3.882 7.765 228 4.471 8.941
199 3.902 7.804 229 4.49 8.98
200 3.922 7.843 230 4.51 9.02
201 3.941 7.882 231 4.529 9.059
202 3.961 7.922 232 4.549 9.098
203 3.98 7.961 233 4.569 9.137
204 4 8 234 4.588 9.176
205 4.02 8.039 235 4.608 9.216
206 4.039 8.078 236 4.627 9.255
207 4.059 8.118 237 4.647 9.294
208 4.078 8.157 238 4.667 9.333
209 4.098 8.196 239 4.686 9.373
210 4.118 8.235 240 4.706 9.412

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241 4.725 9.451 249 4.882 9.765
241 4.745 9.49 250 4.902 9.804
243 4.765 9.529 251 4.922 9.843
244 4.784 9.569 252 4.941 9.882
245 4.804 9.608 253 4.961 9.922
246 4.824 9.647 254 4.98 9.961
247 4.843 9.686 255 5 10
248 4.863 9.725

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Schematics
EVA-HF325/525 generator
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1. CPU Board 1-4 ---------------------------------------- 3

2. CPU Board 2-4 ---------------------------------------- 4
3. CPU Board 3-4 Interface ---------------------------------------- 5
4. CPU Board 4-4 LCD Display Control ---------------------------------------- 6
5. MAIN ---------------------------------------- 7
6. Wire Connection ---------------------------------------- 8
7. HT Controller 1-4 ---------------------------------------- 9
8. HT Controller 2-4 ---------------------------------------- 10
9. HT Controller 3-4 ---------------------------------------- 11
10. HT Controller 4-4 ---------------------------------------- 12
11. Power Board ---------------------------------------- 13
12. Filament Drive Board ---------------------------------------- 14
13. I/F Board ---------------------------------------- 15
14. IGBT Drive Board ---------------------------------------- 16
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TEL No.:82-31-764-7321

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Ÿ This document is the property of GEMSS Medical Systems and contains

Ÿ The information in this document is subject to change without notice.

X-RAY EQUIPMENT IS DANGEROUS TO BOTH PATIENT AND OPERATOR UNLESS

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1. Meaning of Signal Words

Signal word Meaning

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WARNING: <General precautions>

1. This device has not been designed to be used in environments where

2. Avoid pouring water, even accidentally, or other liquids into the

4. Wherever necessary, use the accessories, such the leaded aprons, to

5. While performing the radiography, no one, apart from the operator

6. EVA-HF 325/525 has been built to support a continuous operation at

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◆ Before handling the system, be sure to check the following instructions.

Non-complying instruments, of which the poor immunity from electromagnetic

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Environmental risks and displacement

u Particularly the device contains the following materials and components

Tube: dielectric oil, lead, copper, iron, aluminum, glass, tungsten,

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Descriptions for the Labels

No. Label Content Comment

RADIOGRAPHIC X-RAY SYSTEM/

RADIOGRAPHY MAX ON TIME : 10SEC (125kV

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PRODUCT/ HIGH TRANS/

POWER 220 VAC, 50/60Hz Values for

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X-RAY TUBE/ Values for

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X-RAY STAND/ Values for

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SERIAL NUMBER(S/N) 적용제품

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Electronic part hazard

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1 Quality Guarantee .................................................................................................... 12

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◆ Guarantee Range and Period

Under the following circumstances, little charge will be requested.

1) Any damage occurring after the guarantee period has elapsed.

◆ Requirements for Service Requests

◆ External damage does not account for return or exchange of products.

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(2) This instrument must following this manual process.

(9) Temperature sensor is attached to prevent TUBE from overheating.

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Only the legally authorized person(doctor, radio-diagnosis technician, X-ray diagnosis

Figure 2-1. EVA-HF325/525

Figure 2-2 Bucky STAND

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3.1 X-Ray radiography device

3.3 The others