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DMR137680, Rev: 02 / 4598 002 17753 CSIP Level 1 2 of 2
Section 12 Geometry and Patient Support
Contents
FIP 12.1: PATIENT & BEAM MOVEMENTS .......................................................................................... 3
FIP 12.2: IPC GEOMETRY ..................................................................................................................... 4
FIP 12.3: GEOCAN ................................................................................................................................. 5
FIP 12.4.1:AD7 TABLE GENERAL ........................................................................................................ 6
FIP 12.4.2: AD7 TABLE MOVEMENTS ................................................................................................. 7
FIP 12.5.1: AD5 TABLE MOVEMENTS ................................................................................................. 8
FIP 12.5.2: AD5 HEIGHT ........................................................................................................................ 9
FIP 12.5.3: AD5 EXTENSION ............................................................................................................... 10
FIP 12.5.4: AD5 LONGITUDINAL ........................................................................................................ 11
FIP 12.5.5: AD5 SWIVEL ...................................................................................................................... 12
FIP 12.6.1:AD5T TILT ........................................................................................................................... 13
FIP 12.6.2:AD5T HEIGHT ..................................................................................................................... 14
FIP 12.6.3: AD5T LONGITUDINAL ...................................................................................................... 15
FIP 12.7: LCD MCS HEIGHT MOVEMENT .......................................................................................... 16
FIP 12.8: MAGNUS PATIENT SUPPORT ............................................................................................ 17
Z1-12.1.1: AD7 TABLE MOVEMENTS OVERVIEW ............................................................................ 18
Z1-12.1.2: MAQUET TABLE MOVEMENTS OVERVIEW ................................................................... 19
Z1-12.2.1: AD7 TABLE SYNCNET CONNECTIONS ........................................................................... 20
Z1-12.2.2: AD7 TABLE + SWIVEL SYNCNET CONNECTIONS ......................................................... 21
Z1-12.3.1: AD7 TABLE HEIGHT MOVEMENT .................................................................................... 22
Z1-12.3.2: AD7 TABLE LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT ...................................................................... 23
Z1-12.3.3: AD7 TABLE LATERAL MOVEMENT ................................................................................. 24
Z1-12.3.4: AD7 TABLE TILT MOVEMENT .......................................................................................... 25

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Z1-12.3.5: AD7 TABLE CRADLE MOVEMENT ................................................................................... 26
Z1-12.3.6: AD7 TABLE SWIVEL MOVEMENT .................................................................................... 27
Z1-12.4: LCD MCS MOVEMENT .......................................................................................................... 28
Z1-12.5.1: ENABLE MOVEMENT CIRCUIT (AD7) .............................................................................. 29
Z1-12.5.2: ENABLE MOVEMENT CIRCUIT (MAQUET) ..................................................................... 30
Z1-12.6.1: AD5GX TABLE HEIGHT MOVEMENT ............................................................................... 31
Z1-12.6.2: AD5 LONG. MOV/TABLE TOP MOTOR DRIVE (BOLUS CHASE) .................................. 32
Z1-12.6.3: AD5 TILT TABLE HEIGHT & TILTING MOVEMENT ......................................................... 33
Z1-12.6.4: AD5 TILT/LONG. MOV/TABLE TOP MOTOR DRIVE (BOLUS CHASE).......................... 34
Z1-12.6.5: AD5 TABLE BASE SWIVEL ............................................................................................... 35

Relation Diagram P&B FIPs
Patient &Beam
BODY GRD FRONTAL TABLE LARC IPC
GEO can
Frontal detail TABLE NON TILT TABLE TILT Lateral Detail

PowerCntrlUnit
Tilt
Longit Height
Emergency Switch
Height
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AD5/AD7 Power AD5/AD7 Extension
Longit Servcie
Procedure IPC
stick
AD5/AD7 Tilt Power
Pre-conditions:
software is loaded,
GEO configuration is OK &
HOST is working.
FIP - 12.1 Patient & Beam Movements

FIP 12.1: PATIENT & BEAM MOVEMENTS
Start
Operate
table-lateral
lock button on
the Operator
Control.
Check
At this point the NTHOST- Does the LED configuration
SIB+UICAN works. No
toggle? Operator
Controls.
Yes
Goto FIP:
Functional test for Configuration
Operator
Operator Control buttons No Yes OK?
Operator Control OK, now Controls
passed?
activate POST geometry via (FIP 15.2.1)
FS-menu.
No
Yes Re-configure
Operator
Controls &
restart this
Open FieldService flow-chart
POST Geometry again.
Goto FIP:
GEO IPC End
(FIP 12.2)
CSIP Level 1
Does LUC & FrontalStand Does LUC &
Is software Table POST Is software
No No Extension POST No Yes POST No Extension POST info No
downloaded? result OK? downloaded?
info show-up? results OK? show-up?
No
Download
Yes Download
LUC(s) Yes
This means the GEOCAN & Yes LUC(s).
Table LUC is OK.
Goto FIP: Goto FIP:
GEOCAN Table Goto FIP: Goto FIP:
(FIP 12.3) (FIP 12.4-5-6) FrontalStand GEOCAN
No
(FIP 13.1) (FIP 12.3)

No
Download Yes Download succesful ?
succesful ?

Yes
Yes End
End
End End
LateralStand Does LUC &

Is software
POST No Extension POST No No
downloaded?
results OK? info show-up?
The IPC to Stand
connection is OK.
Yes
Download
LUC(s).
Test if available. Otherwise
use application function.
Goto FIP: Goto FIP:
Execute LateralStand GEOCAN
Functional (FIP 14.1) (FIP 12.3)
No
test for the
movement.
Download succesful ?
Yes
End
Functional test
Yes for other movements Is the movement
No
OK? performed? End
The hardware for IPC /

No Table / Stand is OK.
Yes
Goto FIP:
Goto FIP:
Table movement or Goto FIP:
Geometry Power &
Stand Movement Bodyguard
Control Unit
(FIP 12.4/5/6) (FIP 13.3.1)
(FIP 4.2)
(FIP 13.1)
Send log file

Problem solved? No End
to helpdesk.
Yes
End End
12-3 of 36
FIP - 12.2 IPC Geometry
GEO IPC ADAPTER
ISO CAN Iso can GEO CAN
PROCESSING GP I/O Adapter bus SAN
START
E-Net Switch
E-NET
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FIP 12.2: IPC GEOMETRY
Communication Green power Power on

No No No
with HOST? LED IPC is on? power cord?
Yes
Yes Yes
Check E-Net on Check

Host: cabling, Mains for
switch, host-pc. IPC.
POST IPC Internal Error E-Net card in

executed? on IPC. IPC defect?
Problem with
No
E-Net found?
No Yes
Yes
END
Hardware
OK. Apply IPC Apply IPC
IPC POST diagnostic USB diagnostic USB
No
errors? stick. See USB- stick. See USB-
stick explanations. stick explanations.
CSIP Level 1
Check
software
versions and
Yes downloads.
Problem Communication
solved ? Yes with Host? Yes
POST failed on

CAN* or GP IO? END/Return END No
* = ISO Can No

Yes
No
Replace
POST failed IPC
Yes
on SYScan?
Goto FIP:
GEOCAN
No (FIP 12.3)
POST failed
Yes
on I/O Adapter?
Check
cabling/
Replace
No
adapter.
Goto FIP:
Geometry
Power &
Control Unit
(FIP 4.2)
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FIP - 12.3 GEOCAN
GEO CAN topology
SAC1, AD5/AD7
Pre-conditions:
end node
· Can cabling is connected to
stand and to table conforming
to the schematics.
· End-node settings and node
FIP 12.3: GEOCAN
dipswitch settings are correct

Start (endnodes table and frontal SPC3, Frontal
stand). Stand
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IPC adapter
Look at SPC1, Frontal

12V LED Stand end node
on IPC-
Adapter
(SCC 1)
SCC3, LARC
Goto
FIP
Geometry
Is it ON? No End
Power &
Control Unit
(FIP 4.2)
Yes
By disconnecting the
24V power, the end-
node switches
remain intact.
Check POST
results for IPC
IsoCan.
By disconnecting the
24V power, the end-
Check for CAN node switches
errors LEDs remain intact.
Disconnect
on LUCs.
table power
Is a CAN error (24V) form
Yes
reported on IPC ? GPCU (SCC
X123) & reset
Reconnect table
IPC
CSIP Level 1
power.
No Disconnect
stand power
Check FSF (24V) from
downloaded Do all nodes GPCU (SCC
No Is a Yes
software / or startup? X126) & reset Yes
configuration CAN error reported? IPC
(LEDs
on LUCs)
Yes
Is a CAN error

No Bi plane system ?
End End reported?

AD7 Smart drive
defect No
No Yes
or
AD5(T) LUC defect.
Reconnect SCC
X126 (24V), Bypass
Reconnect
SPC1 by connecting
standpower.
X13 and X14 to
Disconnect larc
End ONLY SPC3 and
power (24V)
locally reset.
from GPCU
(SCC X122) &
reset IPC
SPC1 (stand
Is a CAN error
controller) LUC No
reported ?
defect.
Yes
Is a CAN error
Yes
Bypass SPC3 by reported?
End
connecting X13 and
X14 to ONLY SPC1
and locally reset. IPC Adapter,
No SCC1/cabling or
IPC Can board
defect.
Before exchanging a LUC, SPC3 (stand SCC3 (LARC
check locally on LUC for CAN controller) LUC controller) LUC
errors (VT100). defect. defect.
End End End

12-5 of 36
FIP - 12.4.1 AD7 Table General
START
Check table
configuration
in Field
Service.
Does the
Change configuration
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No
configuration. match with the
hardware?
Yes
FIP 12.4.1:AD7 TABLE GENERAL
END
Does problem
still occur after
No End
several
Cold startups?
Yes
Remove table
covers.
Check
Cables and
connectors.
Check LED status

(H1,H2 and H3)
on SAF31.
Note:
Check emergency circuit!
Replace
cable
24 Volt LED ?
between H2
Yes Output Yes on SAP2 No
SAP2 illuminated?
on SAP2? illuminated
and
SAF31
No No
Replace 230 Volt input
CSIP Level 1
Yes
SAP2. on SAP2?
No Yes
Goto
Power on & stand by
( FIP 4.1.1)

Perform Available Replace

Movements: cables
73 Volt
- Height between
H1 and H3 and 24 Volt
- Tilt Yes No Yes
illuminated? Output SAP1
- Longitudinal and
on SAP1 X2?
- Lateral SAF31.
- Cradle
No
Movement Goto
End No 230 Volt input
failed? No Power on & stand by
on SAP1 X1?
( FIP 4.1.1)
Yes Yes
Goto Check fuses on

AD7 Table Movements SAP1.
(FIP 12.4.2)
Replace
Perform POST. Yes Fuses OK? No defective End
fuses.
Replace
All POST
defective No
passed?
component.
Yes
Replace
End
SAP1.
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FIP - 12.4.2 AD7 Table Movements
START
Note: Check Note:

Check: network - For Height movement : SAF11
- The network cable connection LED status - For Longitudinal movement : SAR12
- IPC network card on - For Lateral movement : SAT11
- Logging for SynqNet errors smartdrive. - For Tilt movement: SAH11
- For Cradle movement : SAR11
Note:
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Check
END Yes LED = off? - During startup: LED is blinking
Synqnet.
- During operation: LED is continuous illuminated
No
Note:
- For Height movement : SAF1
FIP 12.4.2: AD7 TABLE MOVEMENTS
Note: Check - For Longitudinal movement : SAR1

- For Height movement : SAF11 smartdrive - For Lateral movement : SAT1
- For Longitudinal movement : SAR12 supply power! - For Tilt movement: SAH1
- For Lateral movement : SAT11 - For Cradle movement : SAT2
- For Tilt movement: SAH11
- For Cradle movement : SAR11
Note: Smartdrive NIU

Replace
- For Height movement : SAF1 Power LED No Power LED No
NIU.
- For Longitudinal movement : SAR1 illuminated? illuminated?
- For Lateral movement : SAT1
- For Tilt movement: SAH1
- For Cradle movement : SAT2 Yes
Yes
Cable between
Replace
NIU NIU and smartdrive No
Replace cable.
No Power LED OK?
NIU.
illuminated?
Yes
Yes
Start Field service Replace

and perform a smartdrive.
POST.
Note:
- For Height movement : SAF11
- For Longitudinal movement : SAR12
Note: - For Lateral movement : SAT11
Check for: - For Tilt movement: SAH11
Replace Check: - Brake errors
All POST - For Cradle movement : SAR11
defective - Logging No - Smartdrive errors
CSIP Level 1
passed?
component. - Event view - Force sensor errors
- Potmeter errors
- Motor errors
Yes
Start Field
service and
Note: perform survey
adjustment
Select Logging filtering to:
status.
- Patient & Beam pos.

- Geometry
Select Event view filtering to:

- Geometry Perform
Status =
No table
Performed?
adjustment.
Yes
Start Field
service and
perform
functional tests.
Replace
Functional test
No defective
passed?
component.
Yes
Start Field
service and
perform
monitoring
tests.
Replace
Monitoring test
No defective
passed?
component.
Yes
END
12-7 of 36
FIP - 12.5.1 AD5 Table Movements
START
Check table
configuration
in Field
Service.
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Note: For the AD5 no
configuration is present with
respect to the longitudinal
motor drive.
Does the
Change configuration
No match with the
configuration.
FIP 12.5.1: AD5 TABLE MOVEMENTS
hardware?
Yes
END
Yes Is it a AD5T? No
Goto Height Goto

Tilt movement
yes FIP AD5T Tilt movement yes FIP AD5 Height
fails?
(FIP 12.6.1) fails? (FIP 12.5.2)
no no
Goto
Height Goto Longitudinal
FIP AD5
movement yes FIP AD5T Height movement yes
Longitudinal
fails? (FIP 12.6.2) fails?
(FIP 12.5.4)
no
Goto
Longitudinal
FIP AD5T
CSIP Level 1
movement yes
Longitudinal
fails?
(FIP 12.6.3)
no
END END

12-8 of 36
FIP - 12.5.2 AD5 Height
Start
Determine if the main power

or main relay is engaged.
No Is the table top fixed?
Goto
Yes
Power
FIP 12.5.2: AD5 HEIGHT
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drawings in
Section 4 Start Field Service
and perform a
POST on the AD5
LUC & Extension.
All
End No
POST passed?
A defective potentiometer Yes

Use service
can cause continuous switch to test
restarts of the table node. table height
operation.
Table keeps resetting after
initiating table height movement?
Check Logfile for
TCG_THMD error?
Yes
No
Disconnect AD5 node from

GeoCAN network to prevent
restart of geometry.
Table height
movement passed?
Check or redo the Unscrew

adjustment status of the table back
table height movement cover.
with respect to the
potentiometer calibration.
Use service Yes
switch to test
table height
operation.
CSIP Level 1
Adjustment
Yes
OK?
Table height
No
operation passed?
Check height movement
potentiometer operation
by using either the service
height switch or Goto Goto

multimeter. Power FIP AD5
drawings in Extension

Section 4 (FIP 12.5.3)
Yes
Potentiometer End
Yes No
defect? Check for any
visible
mechanical
defects.
Replace height No
movement
potentiometer.
Replace
Send
Defects or defective
Log file.
obstructions Yes component or
found? solve
obstruction.
No
End
Calibrate the table
height movement. Send
Log file.
End End
12-9 of 36
FIP - 12.5.3 AD5 Extension
Start
Check
Extension
power and
position cable
SAC2 X14.
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Determine if 24V is present
for the extension.
FIP 12.5.3: AD5 EXTENSION
Cable and
No
power OK?
Yes Cable OK? No
Examine POST Replace

results of the cable
AD5 Extension. SAC2
X14.
Yes
Replace
AD Converter
No AD5
Passed?
Extension.
Yes
Table height
No
test passed?
Yes
CSIP Level 1
Check table height Send
adjustment. Log file.
Check if the potentiometer is

defective.

Table height

adjustment status
passed?
Yes
Check height
potentiometer
No
connection cable No
Yes OK?
Calibrate
Check height Replace table height
potentiometer potentiometer movement.
OK? cable.
No Yes
Replace table Replace

height AD5
potentiometer. Extension.
END END END END End End

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Preconditions FIP - 12.5.4 AD5 Longitudinal
- Table brakes do not work
START
- Longitudinal movement fails
- UI-modules are OK
- ENMV is OK
Are the table top

No
brakes fixed?
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Start Field Service
Goto
and perform a
FIP AD5
POST on the AD5
Power Unit
LUC & Extension.
FIP 12.5.4: AD5 LONGITUDINAL
Replace Post passed for

No
table table?
brakes
and/or
cabling. Yes
Fix post.
End Table keeps resetting

or fails during float yes
function.
Start field service

and perform table
longitudinal
potentiometer Check this manual by
No adjustment. performing float movement
and verifying the table clutch
and brake operation.
Table float
Yes
function fails? Problem
No
solved?
Replace
table Table brake
brakes No yes No
and clutch OK?
and/or
Yes
cabling. Check motor
END cabling clutch
and brakes.
CSIP Level 1
FDPA function
Yes
fails
Replace
longitudinal
Yes Cables OK? No
potentiometer.
Goto
FIP FDPA replace replace
No brakes/
motor
cabling. clutch.

END END END END END END END
12-11 of 36
FIP - 12.5.5 AD5 Swivel
Start
Preconditions:
· Swivel movement not
possible or bad.
Cause mechanics · Cover swivel removed.
or electronics
Remove
motor belt.
FIP 12.5.5: AD5 SWIVEL
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Release
brake.
Push table by
hand in other
swivel
position.
Mechanics OK ?
(Moving smoothly, no
Yes
irregularities,
no noise)
Swivel
mechanically
OK. Refit
No motor belt.
Detect and fix Detect and fix

mechanics electronics
Readjust belt
Loosen tension.
excenters on
Use replacement
gears
procedures in PM
AD5 for adjustments
Mechanics OK ? Movement using control

(Moving smoothly, no possible ? No
CSIP Level 1
irregularities,
no noise)
Measure for Power
present on SV unit. Use
Yes Yes diagram Z1-12.6.5, “AD5
No Table Base Swivel”
Look for dirt,

damages and/ Irregular movement ? Yes
or dry gears.
Check handswitch.

Clean and
Readjust gear No
grease with
offset.
oil. Replace motor. Replace SV1, fuses or
motor. Continue
faultfinding PS AD5.
End End
One way movements
only ?
Yes
Replace SV1.
No
End
12-12 of 36
FIP - 12.6.1 AD5T Tilt
START
Make sure connection between host and

geometry is present.
Make sure stand is configured and
adjusted (incl. potentiometers).
Makesure stand movements work.
FIP 12.6.1:AD5T TILT
or main relay is engaged.
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Are the table top
No
brakes fixed?
Goto
FIP AD5T End
Yes Power Unit
Start Field Service

and perform POST
on the AD5T LUC
& Extension.
Unscrew
table
back.
Use service tool to enable
stand alone Service Height
button on the table (see also
switches in AD5T Power
Unit) Yes POST passed? No
Power relay
Yes
Operate Tilt failed?
movement Checking potentiometer
using TSO operation can be performed
Goto by unscrewing and using a
FIP AD5T Power End multimeter to verify correct
No Unit operation.
Tilt
Yes
position failed?
Send Table tilt

Yes
Log file. moving?
No
Check Potentiometer
Check orange LED in MVR SAHR1
CSIP Level 1
casing.
No Tilt MVR
End
setpoint failed?
Yes
No
Is orange LED lit on
Replace
MVR SAH2 while Potentiometer
No No potentiometer
operating service OK?
Yes .
height?
Tilt current/speed
Yes

zero failed?
Yes

Check cable
Check cable from mvr to
SAC2x15 power board
SAH2x2 Check
cable End
No SAC2X11
Check
cable
SAC2X15
Cable OK? No No Cable OK?
Tilt motor
control failed? Replace
Cable OK? No Cable
SAC2X11
Replace
Yes Cable OK? No cable
No SAC2X15
Yes Yes
End Yes
Yes
End
End
Replace Replace Replace Replace

Replace Replace
MVR MVR MVR Extension
cable. motor.
SAH2 SAH2. SAH2. SAC2.
End End End
End
12-13 of 36
FIP - 12.6.2 AD5T Height
START
Make sure all table
movements have been
adjusted including
potentiometers.
Are the table top
No
brakes fixed?
Yes
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FIP 12.6.2:AD5T HEIGHT
Start Field Service

and perform POST Goto
on the AD5T LUC FIP AD5T End
& Extension. Power Unit

Unscrew or main relay is engaged.
table
back.
Use service tool to enable

stand alone Service Height
button on the table (see also
switches in AD5T Power Yes POST passed? No
Unit).
Power relay
Operate Yes
failed?
Service
Height on
the table. Goto
FIP AD5T Power End Checking potentiometer
No Unit operation can be performed
by unscrewing and using a
multimeter to verify correct
operation.
Vertical
Yes
position failed?
Send Table height

Yes
Log file. moving?
No
Check Potentiometer
Check orange LED SAFR1
in MVR casing.
No Vertical MVR
End
setpoint failed?
Yes
No
CSIP Level 1
Is orange LED lit on
MVR SAF1 while Potentiometer Replace
No
operating service ok? potentiometer.
No
height?
Yes Vertical current/
Yes
speed zero failed?
Yes
Check cable
Check cable
from motor to Check
SAC2x14
power board. No cable End

SAC2X11
Check
cable

SAC2X14
Vertical motor
Cable OK? Cable OK?
control failed?
No
No Yes
Replace
Cable
Cable OK? No
SAC2X1
Yes Yes No Cable OK? No 1
Replace End Yes

Replace Replace Replace Yes Replace
MVR
cable. motor. MVR cable
SAF1
SAF1 SAC2X14
Replace Replace End
MVR Extension
SAF1 SAC2
End End
End
End End
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Preconditions: FIP - 12.6.3 AD5T Longitudinal
- UI-modules are OK
- ENMV is OK
- Main power is OK
START
Is the table top fixed? No
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Yes Goto
FIP AD5T
Power Unit
Start Field Service
and perform POST
FIP 12.6.3: AD5T LONGITUDINAL
on the AD5T LUC

& Extension.
End
Table keeps
resetting or fails during Yes
float function.
Start field servide

No and perform table
longitudinal
adjustment.
POST EXT
Yes No
passed?
Perform
motorized Power relay Problem
Yes No
float failed? solved?
command Goto
FIP AD5T Power
Unit Yes
No
Replace
Is orange LED lit on End longitudinal
End
MVR SAH1 while potentiometer.
Longitudinal
No operating motorized Yes position test Yes
float?
failed?
Check cable Check

No Potentiometer
Check cable from mvr to End
SAC2x13 power board SAHR2
SAH2x2 Longitudinal
CSIP Level 1
MVR setpoint Yes
test failed?
Potentiometer
No
Cable OK? no Cable OK? No OK?
No
Longitudinal I/ Replace
No Speed zero test Yes potentiometer.
Yes
failed? Check
Replace Check cable
SAC2X11

Replace motor cable
Replace No
MVR and/or SAC2X13
cable.
SAH1 clutch and

End
brakes. Longitudinal
Yes motor control Cable
test failed? Yes Cable OK? No
OK?
Replace No
MVR No
Yes
SAH1 Clutch
Yes feedback test Replace Replace
Replace Replace
failed? cable MVR Extension Cable
Replace SAC2X13 SAH1 SAC2 SAC2X11
clutch.
No
End
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FIP 12.7: LCD MCS HEIGHT MOVEMENT
FIP - 12.7 LCD MCS Height Movement
Start
Ensure temperature switch is not
activated. TS blocks the height
movement during 30 min. after
intensive use.
Use drawing Z1-12.4 to
check and measure:
· Fuses Mechanical problems should be
· Switches/cabling addressed using the adjustment
· 230V procedures as described in the
· 24V Product Manual MCS.
End

Preconditions:
FIP - 12.8 Magnus Patient Support
- Emergency Stop circuit is
not activated.
- Magnus patient support is
configured correctly in the
Field Service Framework.
START
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

Does the Magnus
patient support Does the Stationary
Check NR-X4
get power from the M-cabinet? Transformer Unit (STU) get
No No and the power
(Green LED on rear side of 230 V power from NR-X4 in
cable.
Magnus base the M-cabinet?
must be ON.)
FIP 12.8: MAGNUS PATIENT SUPPORT
Yes
Set main
Main switch of STU
No switch of
Yes set to ON?
STU to ON.
Yes
Contact
Perform IPC Maquet
Magnus Service
connection Department.
BIST.
Check:
Connection Ethernet cable (TS-X10)
No
OK? I/O cable (SSC1-X30)
IPC Adapter Board
Yes
Move the Magnus

patient support
using the Maquet
operator control.
CSIP Level 1
Contact
Does the patient Maquet
No
support move? Service
Department.

Yes

Check the
pedestal
cabling.
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Z1-12.1.1: AD7 TABLE MOVEMENTS OVERVIEW

Z1-12.1.2: MAQUET TABLE MOVEMENTS OVERVIEW

Z1-12.2.1: AD7 TABLE SYNCNET CONNECTIONS

Z1-12.2.2: AD7 TABLE + SWIVEL SYNCNET CONNECTIONS

Z1-12.3.1: AD7 TABLE HEIGHT MOVEMENT

Z1-12.3.2: AD7 TABLE LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT

Z1-12.3.3: AD7 TABLE LATERAL MOVEMENT

Z1-12.3.4: AD7 TABLE TILT MOVEMENT

Z1-12.3.5: AD7 TABLE CRADLE MOVEMENT

Z1-12.3.6: AD7 TABLE SWIVEL MOVEMENT

Z1-12.4: LCD MCS MOVEMENT

Z1-12.5.1: ENABLE MOVEMENT CIRCUIT (AD7)

Z1-12.5.2: ENABLE MOVEMENT CIRCUIT (MAQUET)

Z1-12.6.1: AD5GX TABLE HEIGHT MOVEMENT

Z1-12.6.2: AD5 LONG. MOV/TABLE TOP MOTOR DRIVE (BOLUS CHASE)

Z1-12.6.3: AD5 TILT TABLE HEIGHT & TILTING MOVEMENT

Z1-12.6.4: AD5 TILT/LONG. MOV/TABLE TOP MOTOR DRIVE (BOLUS CHASE)

Z1-12.6.5: AD5 TABLE BASE SWIVEL

Section 13 Frontal Stand
Contents
FIP 13.1: FRONTAL STAND MOVEMENTS .......................................................................................... 3
FIP 13.2: POLY G2 / CLEA CEILING DETAIL ....................................................................................... 4
FIP 13.3.1: BODYGUARD SUSPICIOUS ............................................................................................... 5
FIP 13.3.2: BODYGUARD MONITORING TEST ................................................................................... 6
FIP 13.3.3: BODYGUARD CABLE TEST .............................................................................................. 7
FIP 13.4: FORCE SENSOR .................................................................................................................... 8
Z1-13.1: FRONTAL STAND BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT........................................................... 9
Z1-13.2: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT ...................... 10
Z1-13.3: FRONTAL STAND BEAM C-ARM MOVEMENT ................................................................... 11
Z1-13.4: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM C-ARM MOVEMENT ................................ 12
Z1-13.5: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT .................................................... 13
Z1-13.5.1: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT (POLY-G2) .............................. 14
Z1-13.5.2: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT (CLEA) .................................... 15
Z1-13.6: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT.................. 16
Z1-13.6.1: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL DETECTOR MOVEMENT (POLY-G2) ............... 17
Z1-13.6.2: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL DETECTOR MOVEMENT (CLEA) ..................... 18
Z1-13.7: FRONTAL STAND BEAM SWING / BEAM ZROT ................................................................ 19
Z1-13.8: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM SWING/BEAM ZROT ............................... 20
Z1-13.9: FRONTAL STAND BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT ................................................... 21
Z1-13.10: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT ............... 22
Z1-13.11: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR ROTATION MOVEMENT................................................. 23
Z1-13.12: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: DETECTOR ROTATION MOVEMENT .............. 24
Z1-13.13: FRONTAL STAND BODY GUARD/FORCE SENSOR........................................................ 25

FIP - 13.1 Frontal Stand Movements
START
If the stand is in parked

Start Field position angulation and rotation
Service speeds are reduced, put the
stand in work position.
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

Check frontal stand calibration
status and
Bodyguard calibration status. If either the bodyguard or the
Check for UI message frontal stand are not
"Adjustment frontal stand calibrated, high speed
required" movement is not available.
FIP 13.1: FRONTAL STAND MOVEMENTS
Calibrate
Frontal Stand
Calibrated? No
and
bodyguard.
Yes
Start Xper
Management tool
and verify
END
maximum speed
settings for both
CArm and junction.
Rework
Settings OK? No maximum
speed settings.
Yes
Faulty bodyguards can

reduce angulation and Start functional
rotation speeds Bodyguard test.
CSIP Level 1
Continue with FIP:
Test passed? No Bodyguard
(FIP 13.3.1).

Yes

Defective motordrive
component can cause
Start functional test on
problems in reproduceability
defective movement.
and movement
Check the Operator

Results
Controls, it is possible that No
satisfactory?
the movement control does
not completely utilize the
output range
Yes
Continue with FIP: Continue with FIP:

Operator Poly-G2/CLEA
Controls Ceiling
(FIP 15.2.1). (FIP 13.2).
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FIP - 13.2 Poly G2 / Clea Ceiling detail
Start
Preconditions
- The Poly G2 / Clea Ceiling part is suspicious
- Main Power supply OK
- Connection between Host and geometry
- Table movements possible
Check Field Service - System calibrated and configured
POST results of
stand LUCs and
Extensions.
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

POST results OK? No
Check FRUs
Yes
mentioned with
the defective
FIP 13.2: POLY G2 / CLEA CEILING DETAIL
POST items.
Perform
Functional test
stand movements.
View on MVR LEDs
Supply Brake O O
Supply B O O O
Problem found? No Supply A O O O
Enable B O3 O2 O4
Enable A O1 O6 O5
ILimit B O O O
ILimit A O O O
MVR MVR MVR
Check Power
Supply Frontal 1 = Longitudinal  Supply LEDs are all on.
Stand. 2 = ZRotation (Pivot)  Enable A/B LEDs are on when
3 = Frontal Detector movement is requested.
4 = Propeller  ILimit LEDs are on during
5 = CArm POST (Power-up).
6 = Detector rotation
Check
MVR LEDs.
CSIP Level 1
LED status
No
OK?
Frontal Stand Power

supply and fuses OK? No
Yes

Yes

Yes Replace fuses or
fix Power supply.
Check Enable-A Enable-B
MVR LEDs when movements Yes
requested?
Is there only one

Problem
Yes malfunctioning No
found?
movement?
Check logging.
See also
No
memofield.
No
Yes
Replace or
check motor/
Check and potmeter-
replace the MVR encoder of Check all MVRs and
Contact
that does not malfunctioning connections to MVRs.
helpdesk.
respond. movement.
End End End End End End

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FIP - 13.3.1 Bodyguard Suspicious
Start
Goto Field Service Menu and perform

Bodyguard Sensor Adjustment
Continue with FIP:

Adjustment Sub FIP Bodyguard
No
OK? Cable Test
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

(FIP 13.3.3)
Yes
Reset
Geometry. NOTE:
These User messages can be displayed after power- For connection points:
FIP 13.3.1: BODYGUARD SUSPICIOUS
up of the system: please refer to drawing Z1-13.13

"WARNING: Bodyguard defect, move at own risk"
“WARNING: Bodyguard dirty, move at own risk”
Any User messages
No
on Data Monitor?
Yes
Make sure no objects

Were all objects further away
are present within 5 cm
than 5 cm from any BG sensor No
of any BG sensor
during power-up?
Reset Geometry.
Yes
User message is
No End
still shown?
Yes
Goto Field Service Menu and check

Survey POST Results.
Continue with FIP:
CSIP Level 1
BG ID, IDC, or XT
Sub FIP Bodyguard
on Poly-G2 / Clea) EXT1 No
Cable Test
POST results failed?
(FIP 13.3.3)
Yes
Check if there is dirt on any BG sensor

(like contrast fluids etc.) Clean when Check all BG sensors due to
necessary and wait till dry. the possibility of crosstalk

Reset Geometry. between the sensors.

User message is
No End
still shown?
Yes
Check BG cabling Check cabling of all BG sensors

SPC10 X22 - SPA1 X1 and due to the possibility of crosstalk
SPC10 X23 - SPA X5. between the sensors.
Repair loose connections.
Reset Geometry.
User message is
No End
still shown?
Yes

Bodyguard Sensor Test.
Continue with FIP:

Sub FIP Bodyguard
Test OK? No
Monitoring Test
(FIP 13.3.2)
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Yes
Continue with FIP:

Sub FIP Bodyguard
Cable Test
(FIP 13.3.3)
FIP - 13.3.2 Bodyguard Monitoring Test
Before you start: NOTE:

Read FIP Bodyguard Suspicious In case of a system with Spacer:
(FIP 13.3.1) first! When the Tuber Sensor Cover is
Start suspicious, perform this FIP with and
without Spacer so the defect FRU can
be detected.
Move stand and table to following Start Positions (see also figure 1):
Figure 1: Start Position Beam ZRotation = 0 deg.
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Beam Propeller = 0 deg.
Beam CArm = 0 deg.
Detector Frontal = max. SID
Detector Rotation = 0 deg.
Table Height = highest position
Table Tilt = 0 deg. (if applicable)
Table Longitudinal = move fully towards head position
L-arm Longitudinal = position C-arc exactly 20 cm from Table Top
Table Lateral = exactly in middle position
maximum SID
FIP 13.3.2: BODYGUARD MONITORING TEST
Goto Field Service Menu and start-up

Bodyguard Sensor Monitoring.
CAUTION:
20 cm Watch out for collision
Move Detector Frontal to 95 cm SID. during movement when
Move Beam Carm in positive direction Bodyguard sensors are
until movement stops on BG. not working correctly.
Applicable
ID sensors are:
Figure 2: Proximity Sensor location of the Prox 01
Detector Sensor Cover (ID sensors) Prox 02 Are values of
(see also figure 2) Detector Sensor
applicable ID sensors No End
Cover defect.
<= 75?
Yes
PROX 02
CAUTION:
Move Beam Carm in Watch out for collision
negative direction during movement when
until movement stops on BG. Bodyguard sensors are
not working correctly.
PROX 03 Applicable Yes
ID sensors are:
PROX 01 Prox 00
PROX 00
Prox 03 Are values of
(see also figure 2) Detector Sensor
applicable ID sensors No End
Cover defect.
<= 75?
CSIP Level 1
Yes
Move Detector Frontal to max. CAUTION:

SID. Watch out for collision
Move Beam CArm to +45 deg. during movement when
Move table height to Bodyguard sensors are
lowest position not working correctly.
until table movement stops on BG.
Applicable

XT sensors are:
Prox 04

Figure 3: Proximity Sensor location of the Prox 07 Tube Sensor Cover
Are values of
Tube Sensor Cover (XT- and C-ARM sensors) (see also figure 3) or
applicable XT sensors No End
Spacer (if applicable)
<= 40?
defect.
Yes
Move table height to CAUTION:

highest position. Watch out for collision
Move Beam CArm to -45 deg. during movement when
Move table height to Bodyguard sensors are
lowest position not working correctly.
until table movement stops on BG.
PROX 04 PROX 05
Applicable
XT sensors are:
Prox 05
PROX 11 Prox 06
Are values of
C-ARM sensors are: Tube Sensor Cover
applicable XT sensors
Prox 10 or
<= 40 No End
Prox 11 Spacer (if applicable)
C-ARM sensors
(see also figure 3) defect.
<= 75?
PROX 10
PROX 07 PROX 06
Yes
Continue with FIP:

Sub FIP Bodyguard
Cable Test
(FIP 13.3.3)
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Before you start: FIP - 13.3.3 Bodyguard Cable Test
Never connect more than one side of the

loopback connector.
Hot plugging connectors may cause short-
circuit and Geometry restarts and is therefore
not recommended.
Start
Two loopback connectors can be used at the
same time to test both Bodyguard Sensor
circuits between the Sensor Covers and the
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

backpanel. This saves time when both
Bodyguard Sensor circuits are suspicious.
Goto Field Service Menu and start-up
Bodyguard Sensor Cable Test.
NOTE:
For connection points:
please refer to drawing Z1-13.13
FIP 13.3.3: BODYGUARD CABLE TEST
Perform BG Cable
Test without
loopback connector Start with suspicious
(option 1). BG sensor.
Perform BG Cable Test

with loopback connector
Test OK? No on end of cable
SPA1 X1 or SPA X5
(option 2).
Yes
Perform BG Cable Test

with loopback connector on
Bodyguard Sensor Drift Test.
Test OK? No backpanel
SPC10 X22 or SPC10 X23
(option 3).
Yes
Detector Sensor
Cover, ID-Shift
Sensor Cover or No Test OK? Detector Sensor Perform BG Cable Test with
Tube Sensor Cover 2 loopback connectors on
Cover defect. or Test OK? No backpanel
ID-Shift Sensor Cover SPC10 X22 and SPC10 X23
Yes or (option 3).
Tube Sensor Cover
or Yes
End End Spacer (if applicable)
defect Cable
SPC10 X22 - SPA1 X1
CSIP Level 1
or
SPC10 X23 - SPA X5
defect
End
End

At this point the Poly-G2 / Clea
EXT1 and backpanel are suspicious.
Replace
Test OK? No Poly-G2 / Clea EXT1
(SPC2).
Yes
Survey POST Results.
Redo this FIP, but BG ID, IDC or XT on

now test the other Poly-G2 / Clea EXT1 No
BG sensor POST results OK?
(start with option 2)
Yes
Poly-G2 / Clea EXT1

Backpanel defect.
was defect.
End End
13-7 of 26
Before you start: FIP - 13.4 Force Sensor
Start The Force Sensor acts as a Wheatstone Bridge. The purpose of

the measurements in this FIP is to measure the strain gauge
bridge impedance into the socket.
Use the D-connector Measuring Board for the measurements.

ForceSensor Adjustment. Note:
For connection points:

please refer to drawing Z1-13.13.
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

FIP 13.4: FORCE SENSOR
Adjustment
No
OK?
Yes

ForceSensor Test.
Test OK? No
Disconnect SPC10 X42.

Measure impedance between pins 6 and 7 Yes
(should be 350 ohms +/- 10%).
Measure impedance between pins 5 and 8
(should be 406 ohms +/- 10%). End
Disconnect SAP X3.

Measurements
No (should be 350 ohms +/- 10%).
OK?
(should be 406 ohms +/- 10%).
Yes
Reconnect SPC10 X42.

Exchange Clea EXT2 (SPC4). Check 4 wires between
Measurements
Reset Geometry. No SPA X3 and Force Sensor
OK?
(pins 5,6,7,8).
CSIP Level 1
Yes

Survey POST Results. Cable
SPC10 X42 - SPA X3 Wires OK? No Fix wiring.
defect

Yes
Clea EXT2 Replace

POST results No Clea EXT2 End End
OK? with original.
Yes
End
Remove ID-shift cover and

look for mechanical damage
or mechanical disturbance of
Force Sensor.
Problem found Exchange

No
and corrected? ID-shift unit.
Yes
End End
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Z1-13.1: FRONTAL STAND BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT

Z1-13.2: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT

Z1-13.3: FRONTAL STAND BEAM C-ARM MOVEMENT

Z1-13.4: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM C-ARM MOVEMENT

Z1-13.5: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT

Z1-13.5.1: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT (POLY-G2)

Z1-13.5.2: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT (CLEA)

Z1-13.6: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: DETECTOR FRONTAL MOVEMENT

Z1-13.6.1: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL DETECTOR MOVEMENT (POLY-G2)

Z1-13.6.2: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL DETECTOR MOVEMENT (CLEA)

Z1-13.7: FRONTAL STAND BEAM SWING / BEAM ZROT

Z1-13.8: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM SWING/BEAM ZROT

Z1-13.9: FRONTAL STAND BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT

Z1-13.10: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT

Z1-13.11: FRONTAL STAND DETECTOR ROTATION MOVEMENT

Z1-13.12: FRONTAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: DETECTOR ROTATION MOVEMENT

Z1-13.13: FRONTAL STAND BODY GUARD/FORCE SENSOR

Section 14 Lateral Stand
Contents
FIP 14.1: LATERAL STAND MOVEMENTS .......................................................................................... 3
FIP 14.2: L-ARC DETAIL........................................................................................................................ 4
Z1-14.1: LATERAL STAND BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT ........................................................... 5
Z1-14.2: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT ........................ 6
Z1-14.3: LATERAL STAND C-ARM MOVEMENT ................................................................................. 7
Z1-14.4: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: C-ARM MOVEMENT .............................................. 8
Z1-14.5: LATERAL STAND DETECTOR LATERAL MOVEMENT ....................................................... 9
Z1-14.6: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: DETECTOR LATERAL MOVEMENT .................. 10
Z1-14.7: LATERAL STAND BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT .................................................... 11
Z1-14.8: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT ................. 12
Z1-14.9: LATERAL STAND COLLISSION DETECTION ..................................................................... 13

FIP - 14.1 Lateral Stand Movements
START
If the stand is in parked

Start Field position, put the stand in
Service. work position.
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

Check calibration status. Check
for UI message "Adjustment
lateral stand required".
FIP 14.1: LATERAL STAND MOVEMENTS
Calibrate
Calibrated? No
Lateral Stand.
Yes
Defective motordrive
component can cause
problems in reproducibility
and movement. Start functional test on
defective movement.
Results
No
satisfactory?
Check the Operator

Controls. It is possible that
the movement control does Yes
not completely utilize the
output range.
CSIP Level 1
Goto FIP
Goto FIP
Operator
Larc-detail
Controls
(FIP 14.2)
(FIP 15.2.1)

END END END

14-3 of 14
FIP - 14.2 L-Arc detail
Start
F.e. Calibrations needed,

Check for UI messages collision
and resolve.
FIP 14.2: L-ARC DETAIL
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

Problem Yes
No
found?
CHECK
POST
RESULT
Problem
No Yes
found?
Inspect eventlog and look for

"Geometry" and "Technical"
events.
Problem
No Yes
found?
Perform LARC Functional Test

and check monitoring. First make
sure LARC is in work area (not
parked).
End
Power unit should be OK

here (POSTlogging).
Movements
OK?no
No
CHECK: (on longitudinal carriage and in Power

Supply) Green Power LEDs inside all 4 MVR
CSIP Level 1
units should be lit.
This check verifies the command

No Power OK? input signal of the MVR.
The MVRs have internal orange
LEDs that may be difficult to see
without using a small mirror.
Yes

Give move request.
Check power unit Orange 'Enable' LED inside MVR should light up Orange LED means:
and fuses.
and brakes should be released. MVR enable activated and
brake released by LUC.
Movement not allowed

by software.
OK? No
Yes
Yes
Check potmeters
Swap suspect MVR. (positions), potmeter
CAUTION: Swap rotation cables and collision
for propeller module
no OR switches and
longitudinal for ID-shift cables.
module.
Check movements.
Problem
No Yes
found?
Check
cables Replace
and / fix
motors. FRU.
End
14-4 of 14
Z1-14.1: LATERAL STAND BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT

Z1-14.2: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM PROPELLER MOVEMENT

Z1-14.3: LATERAL STAND C-ARM MOVEMENT

Z1-14.4: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: C-ARM MOVEMENT

Z1-14.5: LATERAL STAND DETECTOR LATERAL MOVEMENT

Z1-14.6: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: DETECTOR LATERAL MOVEMENT

Z1-14.7: LATERAL STAND BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT

Z1-14.8: LATERAL STAND MOTOR CONTROL: BEAM LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT

Z1-14.9: LATERAL STAND COLLISSION DETECTION

Section 15 User Interfaces
Contents
FIP 15.1.1: XPER MODULE .................................................................................................................... 3
FIP 15.1.2: XPER MODULE: INVALID DISPLAY ................................................................................... 4
FIP 15.1.3: XPER MODULE: INVALID TOUCH ...................................................................................... 5
FIP 15.1.4: XPER MODULE: MOUSE KEYS / JOYSTICK ..................................................................... 6
FIP 15.2.1: OPERATOR CONTROLS: GEO AND IMAGING MODULE ................................................ 7
FIP 15.2.2: OPERATOR CONTROLS: FOOT- AND HANDSWITCH ..................................................... 8
FIP 15.2.3: OPERATOR CONTROLS: KEYBOARD & MOUSE ............................................................ 9

FIP 15.1.1: XPER MODULE
FIP - 15.1.1 Xper Module
Start
Xper Module Xper Module Xper Module

Display visual Yes TouchScreen Yes Joystick/Mouse
correct? correct? Buttons correct?
No No No
Yes
Continue with FIP: Continue with FIP: Continue with FIP:

Xper Module Xper Module Xper Module
InvalidDisplay InvalidTouch MouseKeys/Joystick
(FIP 15.1.2) (FIP 15.1.3) (FIP 15.1.4)
End

FIP - 15.1.2 Xper module: Invalid Display
Start
Check and replace

Geo/Imaging
fuse MG-F25, F26
modules No
and F27 in M-
functioning?
cabinet.
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

Yes
Replace cable or
Cable or connection
No restore
correct?
connection.
Yes
FIP 15.1.2: XPER MODULE: INVALID DISPLAY
If applicable:
Upgrade to higher
PUB has correct No
SP.
Windows CE version?
Yes
Note:
Xper, EP, VoiceControl,
XtraVision
All necessary msi

No Install msi files.
files installed?
Yes
CSIP Level 1
Xper module Configure Xper
No
configured? module.
Yes

Board software Download Board
No
correct? software.

Yes
Functional test Xper Continuous boot LED of TS Network HUB

No No No Replace HUB.
module possible? displayed? in R-cabinet is ON?
Yes
Yes Yes
Ethernet cable
Replace Xper or connection correct? Replace cables or
module and/or (in CRCB/TBCB No restore
PUB. or AD7/PWCB connection.
and R-cabinet)
Yes
End
(if necessary repeat FIP)
15-4 of 10
FIP 15.1.3: XPER MODULE: INVALID TOUCH
FIP - 15.1.3 Xper Module: Invalid Touch
Yes

connection.
Replace or
restore
End
No
Remove protection foil
connection correct?
adjustment if Xper
module is a TSM.
Problem solved?
Cross shown on
wrong location?
Functional Test
Xper Module.
and perform
Cables and
Download
Software.
Replace
Perform
Module.
Board
Start
Xper
Yes
Yes
No
No

FIP - 15.1.4 Xper Module: Mouse Keys / Joystick
Start
Download
Board
Software.
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Perform
Functional Test
Xper Module.
Note:
EP, XtraVision, US
Mousekeys/Joystick
All necessary msi files
respond correctly Yes
correctly installed?
to input?
No No
Cables and
FIP 15.1.4: XPER MODULE: MOUSE KEYS / JOYSTICK
connection No Install msi files.

correct?
Yes
Replace
Replace Yes
cable(s) or
Joystick and/or
restore
Xper module.
connection.
End
CSIP Level 1

15-6 of 10
FIP - 15.2.1 Operator Controls: Geo and Imaging Module
Start
Start Field
Service At least
Yes 1 button or LED No
Operator
Controls BIST. on OC works?
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Restart Note:
the system.
Host - Module
connection problem
(no LED activated)
Single fast
walking of all LEDs No
Yes BIST failed? (Off-On-Off)?
Note:
Yes SW loading problem
No
Start Operator
Control Continuous
Functional test. Yes slow walking
No LED?
Note:
Yes Test failed? Host - Module
connection problem
No
(LEDs on)
Operator
Control
defect.
All LEDs OFF? No
FIP 15.2.1: OPERATOR CONTROLS: GEO AND IMAGING MODULE
Yes Note:
End SW loading problem
LEDs flash
No for 2 seconds
(Off-On-Off...)?
CSIP Level 1
Note:
Yes SW loading problem
(no flash)
LEDs flash
No during system startup
(Off-On-Off...)?
Goto FIP:
Yes Table Base
Connection Box

(FIP 16.1)
or

Check Control Room
LEDs to default? No
logging. Connection Box
(FIP 16.2)
Yes
Select Download
Module and Host
Board Software in
connection OK.
Field Service
Check logging on
Application.
active key during
(See applicable
startup.
Release Bulletin.)
End
15-7 of 10
FIP - 15.2.2 Operator Controls: Foot- & Handswitch
Note:
FSW: Footswitch
HSW: Handswitch
The HSW can be connected

directly on the (CF)SIB on X22 in
the M-Cabinet.
The FSW can be connected either

on the Control Room Connection Start
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Box (X14) or the Table Base
Connection Plate (X20).
No Does Fluoroscopy work?
Does Exposure
with FSW work? Yes
No
Yes
No Does Exposure
Does Exposure with FSW work?
No
with HSW work?
FIP 15.2.2: OPERATOR CONTROLS: FOOT- AND HANDSWITCH
Yes
Yes
SIB: Check power

Perform FSF
LED's H4, H5, H6 Connect FSW to X14
Functional Test:
(green) to see if there on the Control Room
Operator
is a power problem to Connection Plate.
Controls, FSW.
the UI-modules.
Perform SIB
loopback tests to be
CSIP Level 1
sure! Does exposure
No No Test passed?
See Product Manual with FSW work?
System Interfacing
for details.
FSW, Cable FSW or Cable
Connection or Connection.
Yes Configuration. Yes
Table Base
End
Connection Plate:
check cable Xper Setting.

connection towards
SIB. For details refer

to drawing Z1-16.3.
Check power LED H6
on SIB (green) to see Does exposure
if there is a power No
with HSW work?
problem to the Table
Base Connection
Plate.
Connect FSW to X14
on the Control Room Yes
Connection Plate.
End
End
Does Exposure No
with FSW work?
Control Room
Connection Box:
Yes Check cable
connection towards
SIB. For details refer
HSW or Cable
to drawing Z1-16.1.
Connection to the
Control Room
Connection Box.
Check Power (Enable

X-ray button LED
indication must work).
15-8 of 10
End
FIP 15.2.3 Operator Controls: Keyboard & Mouse
Start
Option Multi
Switch present?
Yes
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Check if display
KVM Switch is ON.
No
No Display ON?
Check if Power to
CRCB is present &
power cable Yes
Note: connected to KVM
Switch. Temporary connect
In case fuses are defect,
Keyboard, Mouse
multiple units in the
and Monitor direct
Control Room are
on KVM Extender.
malfunctioning.
Power present and
No
connections OK?
Check red LED

Connect power KVM Extender in
cable and check Yes CRCB is ON.
fuse F1 in CRCB
or F14 in MPDU.
FIP 15.2.3: OPERATOR CONTROLS: KEYBOARD & MOUSE
KVM Switch
Red LED KVM

No
Extender ON?
Check if Power to Yes

CRCB is present &
power cable
Note: connected to KVM Check red LED
In case fuses are defect, extender. KVM Extender in
multiple units in the M-Cabinet is ON.
Control Room are
malfunctioning.
CSIP Level 1
Power present and
No
connections OK?
Red LED KVM
No
Extender ON?
Connect power
cable and check Yes
fuse F1 in CRCB Check if cable
or F14 in MPDU. MAV X1 is
Yes connected.
KVM extender

Move mouse and
check if red LED
on both KVM

extenders flash.
Cable connected? No
Yes Connect cable.
KVM Extender
Red LED KVM

extender CRCB No
flashes?
Hit any key on the
keyboard and
Yes check if LED
flashes.
Red LED KVM

No extender M-cabinet
flashes?
Red LED KVM
extender CRCB No
KVM extender
Yes flashes?
or cable between
both KVM
extenders. Cable between Yes
KVM extender KVM Extender
and HOST
Mouse
15-9 of 10
Section 16 Connection Boxes
Contents
FIP 16.1: AD7 TABLE BASE CONNECTIONS ...................................................................................... 3
FIP 16.2: CONTROL ROOM CONNECTION BOX ................................................................................ 4
FIP 16.3: AD5 TABLE BASE CONNECTION BOX ............................................................................... 5
Z1-16.1: CONTROL ROOM CONNECTION BOX .................................................................................. 6
Z1-16.2: VIDEO WALL CONNECTION BOX ......................................................................................... 7
Z1-16.3: TABLE TOP AND TABLE BASE CONNECTION BOX .......................................................... 8
Z1-16.4: PEDESTAL & PEDESTAL CONNECTION BOX ..................................................................... 9
Z1-16.5: AUXILIARY CONNECTION BOX .......................................................................................... 10

FIP - 16.1 AD7 Table Base Connections
Start
LEDs on Built-in Self Test

Module respond to Yes Functional Test Yes
operation? passed?
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

No No Module OK.
Check controlled
component.
Module
Yes
configured?
Check: End
FIP 16.1: AD7 TABLE BASE CONNECTIONS
No
Fuses MG F25+F28
Power supply cables

Configure MG X25 - TBCB X21
Module. MG X28 - TBCB X12
Table-mounted
modules
TBCB X13 - TTCB X9
Download Board
Software.
Download
No
successful?
Check:
CAN cable
TBCB X22 - MDY X61
CSIP Level 1
Table-mounted
modules
TBCB X14 - TTCB X8
Event log
Yes
Note:
If downloaded image files
are missing or corrupted,

indicated with version info:
use Module SW Update CD.

Cables
No
connected?
Yes
Yes Cables damaged?
No
Connect Replace TBCB

cables. cables. Connection
Board
or
TT
Connection
Board
or
Module
Defect.
End
Note:
If necessary restart Fault
Isolation Procedure.
16-3 of 10
FIP - 16.2 Control Room Connection Box
Start
LEDs on Built-in Self Test

Module respond to Yes Functional Test Yes
operation? passed?
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

No No Module OK.
Check controlled
component.
Module
Yes
configured?
End
No
FIP 16.2: CONTROL ROOM CONNECTION BOX
Check:
Fuse MG F26
Configure
Module. Power supply cable
MG X26 - CRCB X28
Download Board
Software.
Download
No
successful?
Check:
CAN cable
CSIP Level 1
CRCR X27 - MDY X62
Event log
Note:
If downloaded image files
are missing or corrupted,
indicated with version info:
Yes use Module SW Update CD.

Cables
No
connected?
Yes
Yes Cables damaged?
No
Connect Replace
cables. cables.
CRCB
Connection
Board
or
Module
Defect.
End
Note:
If necessary restart Fault
Isolation Procedure.
16-4 of 10
FIP - 16.3 AD5 Table Base Connection Box
Start
Download Board
Software Geo module in
exam room.
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Download
Yes No
successful?
Note:
Check configuration of
Check Field OCs.
Service logging. Requested
Module
available.
Yes
FIP 16.3: AD5 TABLE BASE CONNECTION BOX
No
LEDs on
Review/GEO/
Yes Configure
Imaging respond
to operation. Module.
Module No
defect.
MDY CAN bus
defect. Check
Check CAN cable Power Supply cables
TBCB X22 - MDY X61 MG X25 - TBCB X21
End
Table mounted OCs: Table mounted OCs:
TBCB X14 - TTCB X8 TBCB X13 - TTCB X9
Pedestal Mounted Pedestal:

OCs: TBCB X24 - SUZ1 X2
TBCB X23 - SUZ1-X3
and/or check
and/or check Module connection.
Module connection.
CSIP Level 1
Yes Connections OK? Connections OK? Yes
TBCB TBCB
Connection No No Connection
Board Board
or or
TTCB/ Connect Connect TTCB/
PEDESTAL cables. cables. PEDESTAL
or or

CAN cable PS cable
or or

Module cable Module cable
or or
Module Module
defect. defect.
End End End End
Note: Note:
Restart if necessary Restart if necessary
Fault Isolation Procedure. Fault Isolation Procedure.
16-5 of 10
Z1-16.1: CONTROL ROOM CONNECTION BOX

Z1-16.2: VIDEO WALL CONNECTION BOX

Z1-16.3: TABLE TOP AND TABLE BASE CONNECTION BOX

Z1-16.4: PEDESTAL & PEDESTAL CONNECTION BOX

Z1-16.5: AUXILIARY CONNECTION BOX

Section 17 Peripheral Interface
Contents
1 CX50 ULTRASOUND INTEGRATION......................................................................................... 3

1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Compatibility ................................................................................................................................. 4
1.3 Status on CX-50 ........................................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Problems with Patient Synchronization ........................................................................................ 6
1.5 Ultra Sound Menu is Not Displayed .............................................................................................. 6
1.6 Mouse is Not Working................................................................................................................... 6
1.7 Communication Problems with Hospital Network ......................................................................... 6
1.8 Problems with Image on External Monitor (Inside MCS) .............................................................. 6
1.9 Remote Service Data.................................................................................................................... 7
1.10 Procedures for Firewall ............................................................................................................. 8
1.10.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 8
1.10.2 Setup Communication ............................................................................................................... 9
1.10.3 Normal Power On.................................................................................................................... 10
1.10.3.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 10
1.10.3.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 12
1.10.4 Read MAC Address, IP Address, Subnet Mask, and MTU Size ............................................ 15
1.10.4.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 15
1.10.4.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 15
1.10.5 Read Version Info ................................................................................................................... 16
1.10.5.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 16
1.10.5.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 17
1.10.6 Change IP Address ................................................................................................................. 19
1.10.6.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 19
1.10.6.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 20
1.10.7 Inspect Config ......................................................................................................................... 21
1.10.7.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 21
1.10.7.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 24
1.10.8 Clean Configuration ................................................................................................................ 28
1.10.8.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 28
1.10.8.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 28
1.10.9 Check if Config is Empty ......................................................................................................... 29
1.10.9.1 ASA 5505.................................................................................................................. 29
1.10.9.2 ASA 5506-X .............................................................................................................. 29
1.10.10 Check if Config is Empty and Re-configure Firewall ........................................................... 30
1.10.10.1 ASA 5505................................................................................................................. 30
1.10.10.2 ASA 5506-X ............................................................................................................. 33
1.10.11 Log Off ................................................................................................................................. 34
1.10.11.1 ASA 5505................................................................................................................. 34
1.10.11.2 ASA 5506-X ............................................................................................................. 34
1.10.12 Create Console Cable for ASA 550 or ASA 5506-X ........................................................... 34
FIP 17.1: EXTERNAL INTERFACES: VCR / MDVD RECORDER ...................................................... 35
Z1-17.1: INTERFACE MDVR / VCR ..................................................................................................... 36
Z1-17.2.1: INTERFACE INJECTOR MEDRAD .................................................................................... 37
Z1-17.2.2: INTERFACE INJECTOR ILLUMENA ................................................................................. 38

Z1-17.2.3: INTERFACE INJECTOR ACIST ......................................................................................... 39
Z1-17.3: ULTRA SOUND ...................................................................................................................... 40
Z1-17.4.1: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH HP PC ................................................................................... 41
Z1-17.4.2: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH HP PC, FLEXVISION ............................................................ 42
Z1-17.4.3: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH DELL PC ............................................................................... 43
Z1-17.4.4: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH DELL PC, FLEXVISION ....................................................... 44
Z1-17.4.5: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH XDS PC ................................................................................. 45
Z1-17.4.6: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH XDS PC, FLEXVISION ......................................................... 46
Z1-17.4.7: ECG SIGNALS TO MAIN CABINET ................................................................................... 47
Z1-17.4.8: XPER PM5 PRIME .............................................................................................................. 48
Z1-17.4.9: POWER XPER PM5 ............................................................................................................ 49
Z1-17.4.10: XPER PM5-PROFESSIONAL ........................................................................................... 50

1 CX50 ULTRASOUND INTEGRATION
With the information in this chapter the FSE will be able to decide if the fault is inside the CX-50 or in
the Allura system. This manual will not indicate which CX-50 FRU is defective. Refer to the CX-50
service manual for fault isolation inside the CX-50.
1.1 INTRODUCTION
The Integrated Ultrasound CX50 is an ultrasound solution
optimized for Philips Interventional Suite users. Integrated
Ultrasound delivers:
 Allura Touch Screen Module (TSM) Integration: clinicians
can use the TSM (also known as Xper module) on the
bedside for remote operation of the CX50.
 Monitor Integration: the ultrasound image is displayed on
one of the monitors in the CVX monitor panel.
 Patient Data Integration: The Allura system automatically
pushes the patient data to the CX50 for easy workflow;
images can also be stored together in PACS.
 The CX50 is located on a separate cart in order to easily
roll in and out of the suite and use for bedside scanning.
The CX50 is connected to the Allura system via a Video Wall

Connection Box (VWCB) in the Examination room. The cable
length is 8 meters. If required the CX50 connection cable can be
stored on the Cable Spool.
The Video Wall Connection Box contains a video booster and
connections towards the CX50 for:
 Power
 Ground
 Video
 Ethernet
The CX-50 and the Allura Xper system use the CWIS protocol to
communicate via the network. Because the CX-50 is mobile and
can be shared in multiple Allura Xper rooms, the CWIS
communication must remain inside the room. If the CWIS
communication would enter the hospital network the CX-50 could
communicate with the wrong Allura Xper system. A firewall is
used to block the CWIS communication at the border line of the
Allura Xper room.
The ASA 5505 or ASA 5506-X is configured as a firewall. It is
connected to the hospital network and the network isolator inside
the Control Room Connection Box (CRCB). The power supply is Cisco ASA 5505
connected to the hospital mains.
Cisco ASA 5506-X

1.2 COMPATIBILITY
The Ultra Sound CX-50 Integration is compatible with
Allura Xper Systems Software release 7.x Service Pack 1 (or higher).
If the initial release of the Allura Xper System was < Software release 7.x, special attention of the
following components is required:
9919 320 51452

Touch Screen Module (TSM)
Older modules are not compatible.
9919 320 51123

LCD Monitor
Older monitors will not display the image

correctly.

1.3 STATUS ON CX-50
Connect the Ultrasound cart (CX50) to the wall connection box (inside the Examination Room).
Power on the CX50 and the Allura system.
The CX50 has 2 icons that indicating the network

status.
CWIS icon Network icon
The Network icon indicates the status of the

physical network connection.
The CWIS icon indicates the status of the CWIS

link and the patient synchronization.
Network icon is red:

indicates that there is no physical network connection.
(so also the CWIS icon is red)
Check the network cable.
Network icon green but CWIS icon red:

indicates physical connection is made but no communication is
possible between CX50 and Allura system (via the CWIS).
Continue with chapter 1.4 Problems with Patient Synchronization
Network icon green but CWIS icon white:

indicates physical connection is made and communication between
CX50 and Allura system is established, but patient is not
synchronized.
This situation occurs if a new patient is created on the CX50. To

prevent this from happening always create patients on the Allura
system.
CWIS icon green:

indicates communication between CX50 and Allura system is
established and patient is synchronized.
Continue with next chapters to find/identify the problem.

1.4 PROBLEMS WITH PATIENT SYNCHRONIZATION
 If you are installing the CX50 while this problem occurs:
check if the IP address of the Allura system is entered correctly inside the CX50.
 Is it possible to communicate from CX50 to the picture archive?

If so, problem is most likely inside Allura system:
check if IPSec is enabled (cycle power after you change the IPSec settings).
 Check if Allura system can communicate to archive.

If not, check Allura network connection.
1.5 ULTRA SOUND MENU IS NOT DISPLAYED

 If the patient is synchronized you know the network communication is working.
The most likely cause is a missing license.
Check the license file on PkgTSMControl3rdParty1
1.6 MOUSE IS NOT WORKING

 Check the mouse.
Connect the USB receiver to your laptop.
 Are the batteries empty?
 If the mouse works on your laptop (so the mouse is not defect) and the US Tools menu is
displayed you know the network communication is also working.
The most likely cause is a missing license.
 Check the license file on PkgPointingDevice
1.7 COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS WITH HOSPITAL NETWORK

 Is the network communication disabled for the entire room?
Check if by-passing the firewall solves the problem. (See chapter 1.10 Procedures for Firewall
for more details.)
Can any other device in the room communicate to the hospital network?
1.8 PROBLEMS WITH IMAGE ON EXTERNAL MONITOR (INSIDE MCS)

 To determine if the problem is caused by the CX50 or any other component in the chain,
simply disconnect the monitor cable from the CX50 and connect it to your laptop (make sure to
activate the VGA port).
 To determine if the VGA output of the CX50 is working:

Swap cables inside the MCS (the image will be distorted if the scan mode is not supported).
 If the CX50 is connected via MultiVision (video switch):

Check if the MultiVision switches to the correct input (LED indicator on the MultiVision).
If not, check the configuration of the MultiVision in the Field Service Framework. Configure the
input to which the CX50 is connected to “Ultrasound” (not 3rdParty1).
 If the image is distorted (and this is the first time you connect the CX50 to this monitor) check if
the monitor is compatible (see chapter 1.2 Compatibility).
 If the image is unsharp or interference is visible an adjustment of the VGA booster could solve
this problem (see Adjustments of Video Wall Connection Box).

1.9 REMOTE SERVICE DATA
Remote Services Network (RSN) is a service provided by Philips Healthcare to enable remote network
connections between Philips Healthcare devices and the Philips Remote Service Center. RSN can be
used for remote technical support, diagnostics and application assistance. Most Philips Healthcare
equipment (not only the Allura Xper systems) can be connected to the Philips Remote Service Center
which uses secure Virtual Private Networks (VPN) to communicate over the internet to the hospital.
RSN helps to decrease the down time of the system by allowing engineers to diagnose the system
remotely. Make sure that the CX50 can be connected to RSN.
The following CX50 requirements must be met in addition to the Allura requirements for RSN:
 The Hospital Network Administrator must supply an IP address, Subnet Mask and Default
Gateway for the CX50.
 The Hospital Network Administrator must allow the following port numbers on the RSN VPN
connection: 443, 5660, 9044 and 9903.
 All Allura routers and firewalls must be configured to allow the CX50 to use the following port
numbers: 443, 5660, 9044 and 9903.
NOTE
Always involve the Regional RSN Contact for new RSN connections. The Regional RSN
Contact is trained to deal with connectivity scenarios, implementation and roll-out issues,
etc. The list of RSN Contacts can be found at:
http://pww.healthcare.philips.com/apps/c_dir/e1532501.nsf/pages/gcshelpdesk

1.10 PROCEDURES FOR FIREWALL
1.10.1 Introduction
The procedures below are a combination of commands and response from the firewall.
The commands are highlighted.
Important info is underlined
Notice that the prompt changes after you have logged in: from Username: to dolphin> or CX-50
After you enable it the prompt changes again to: dolphin# or CX-50
So if you get an error message when typing the commands check the prompt.
Use next chapters to change IP address of the firewall:

Chapter 1.10.2 Setup Communication
Chapter 1.10.3 Normal Power On
Chapter 1.10.4 Read MAC Address, IP Address, Subnet Mask, and MTU Size
Chapter 1.10.6 Change IP Address
Chapter 1.10.11 Log Off
Use next chapters to check the firewall (Fault finding):

Chapter 1.10.5 Read Version Info
Chapter 1.10.7 Inspect Config
Use next chapters to clean the configuration of the firewall (Fault finding):
Chapter 1.10.8 Clean Configuration
Chapter 1.10.9 Check if Config is Empty
Use next chapters to re-configure the firewall (Repair):

Chapter 1.10.8 Clean Configuration
Chapter 1.10.10 Check if Config is Empty and Re-configure Firewall
(if required, change IP address of the firewall as mentioned above)

1.10.2 Setup Communication
1. Connect the BLUE serial cable to the
Console port on the firewall.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the

serial port on your laptop.
NOTE
If the cable is missing, follow

the instructions in
Chapter 1.10.12, “Create
Console Cable for ASA 550
or ASA 5506-X“.
ASA 5506-X
3. Start communication program like PuTTY.
4. Select communication via the COM port

(Serial, Speed 9600).
If you use hyperterminal select:

Bits per second: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: None
5. Connect the power supply cable to the hospital mains to turn on the firewall
6. Do a check of the communication. (Refer to Chapter 1.10.3, “Normal Power On”.)

1.10.3 Normal Power On
1.10.3.1 ASA 5505
CISCO SYSTEMS
Embedded BIOS Version 1.0(12)6 08/21/06 17:26:53.43
Low Memory: 632 KB

High Memory: 251 MB
PCI Device Table.
Bus Dev Func VendID DevID Class Irq
00 01 00 1022 2080 Host Bridge
00 01 02 1022 2082 Chipset En/Decrypt 11
00 0C 00 1148 4320 Ethernet 11
00 0D 00 177D 0003 Network En/Decrypt 10
00 0F 00 1022 2090 ISA Bridge
00 0F 02 1022 2092 IDE Controller
00 0F 03 1022 2093 Audio 10
00 0F 04 1022 2094 Serial Bus 9
00 0F 05 1022 2095 Serial Bus 9
Evaluating BIOS Options ...

Launch BIOS Extension to setup ROMMON
Cisco Systems ROMMON Version (1.0(12)6) #0: Mon Aug 21 19:34:06 PDT 2006
Platform ASA5505
Use BREAK or ESC to interrupt boot.

Use SPACE to begin boot immediately.
Launching BootLoader...
Default configuration file contains 1 entry.
Searching / for images to boot.
Loading /asa724-k8.bin... Booting...

############################################################################
############################################################################
############################################################################
############################################################################
############################################################################
############################################################################
##################################################
256MB RAM
Total SSMs found: 0
Total NICs found: 10

88E6095 rev 2 Gigabit Ethernet @ index 09 MAC: 0000.0003.0002
88E6095 rev 2 Ethernet @ index 08 MAC: 0021.d800.1b24
88E6095 rev 2 Ethernet @ index 03 MAC: 0021.d800.1b1f
88E6095 rev 2 Ethernet @ index 02 MAC: 0021.d800.1b1e
88E6095 rev 2 Ethernet @ index 01 MAC: 0021.d800.1b1d
y88acs06 rev16 Gigabit Ethernet @ index 00 MAC: 0021.d800.1b25
Licensed features for this platform:

Maximum Physical Interfaces : 8
VLANs : 3, DMZ Restricted
Inside Hosts : 10
Failover : Disabled
VPN-DES : Enabled
VPN-3DES-AES : Enabled
VPN Peers : 10
WebVPN Peers : 2
Dual ISPs : Disabled
VLAN Trunk Ports : 0
This platform has a Base license.
Encryption hardware device : Cisco ASA-5505 on-board accelerator (revision

0x0)
Boot microcode : CNlite-MC-Boot-Cisco-1.2
SSL/IKE microcode: CNlite-MC-IPSEC-Admin-3.03
IPSec microcode : CNlite-MC-IPSECm-MAIN-2.05
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San Jose, California 95134-1706
.
Cryptochecksum (unchanged): b7e7a345 85cc1c7e bf50befe 31465992
Username:
NOTE
If the prompt is not [ Username: ] it is likely that the Firewall is not configured correctly.

1.10.3.2 ASA 5506-X
Cisco Systems ROMMON, Version 1.1.8, RELEASE SOFTWARE
Compiled Thu 06/18/2015 12:15:56.43 by builders
Current image running: Boot ROM0

Last reset cause: PowerOn
DIMM Slot 0 : Present
Platform ASA5506 with 4096 Mbytes of main memory

MAC Address: 70:db:98:42:15:ce
Use BREAK or ESC to interrupt boot.

Use SPACE to begin boot immediately.
Located '.boot_string' @ cluster 918898.
#
Attempt autoboot: "boot disk0:"
Located '.boot_string' @ cluster 918898.
Located 'tech_out.txt' @ cluster 855187.
#
Located 'asa982-lfbff-k8.SPA' @ cluster 864731.
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LFBFF signature verified.
INIT: version 2.88 booting
Starting udev
Configuring network interfaces... done.
Populating dev cache
dosfsck 2.11, 12 Mar 2005, FAT32, LFN
There are differences between boot sector and its backup.
Differences: (offset:original/backup)
65:01/00
Not automatically fixing this.
Starting check/repair pass.
Starting verification pass.
/dev/sdb1: 108 files, 820057/1798211 clusters
dosfsck(/dev/sdb1) returned 0
Mounting /dev/sdb1
IO Memory Nodes: 1
IO Memory Per Node: 205520896 bytes
Global Reserve Memory Per Node: 314572800 bytes Nodes=1
LCMB: got 205520896 bytes on numa-id=0, phys=0x108000000,

virt=0x2aaaab000000
LCMB: HEAP-CACHE POOL got 312475648 bytes on numa-id=0, virt=0x7f0192e00000
LCMB: HEAP-CACHE POOL got 2097152 bytes on numa-id=0, virt=0x2aaaaac00000
Processor memory: 1496266052
POST started...
POST finished, result is 0 (hint: 1 means it failed)
Compiled on Sun 27-Aug-17 13:06 PDT by builders
Total NICs found: 14

i354 rev03 Gigabit Ethernet @ irq255 dev 20 index 08 MAC: 70db.9842.15ce
ivshmem rev03 Backplane Data Interface @ index 09 MAC: 0000.0001.0002
en_vtun rev00 Backplane Control Interface @ index 10 MAC: 0000.0001.0001
en_vtun rev00 Backplane Int-Mgmt Interface @ index 11 MAC:
0000.0001.0003
en_vtun rev00 Backplane Ext-Mgmt Interface @ index 12 MAC:
0000.0000.0000
en_vtun rev00 Backplane Tap Interface @ index 13 MAC: 0000.0100.0001
WARNING: Attribute already exists in the dictionary.
Verify the activation-key, it might take a while...
Running Permanent Activation Key: 0x4231c048 0x406a6dca 0xe8e38560
0x8d78dcd8 0x42353ab5

Maximum Physical Interfaces : Unlimited perpetual
Maximum VLANs : 5 perpetual
Inside Hosts : Unlimited perpetual
Failover : Disabled perpetual
Encryption-DES : Enabled perpetual
Encryption-3DES-AES : Enabled perpetual
Carrier : Disabled perpetual
AnyConnect Premium Peers : 2 perpetual
AnyConnect Essentials : Disabled perpetual
Other VPN Peers : 10 perpetual
Total VPN Peers : 12 perpetual
AnyConnect for Mobile : Disabled perpetual
AnyConnect for Cisco VPN Phone : Disabled perpetual
Advanced Endpoint Assessment : Disabled perpetual
Shared License : Disabled perpetual
Total TLS Proxy Sessions : 2 perpetual
Botnet Traffic Filter : Disabled perpetual
Cluster : Disabled perpetual
Encryption hardware device : Cisco ASA Crypto on-board accelerator (revision

0x1)
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and local laws, return the enclosed items immediately.
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If you require further assistance please contact us by

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Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software, version 9.8
For licenses and notices for open source software used in this product,
please visit
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Restricted Rights Legend

Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is
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Cisco Systems, Inc.

170 West Tasman Drive
San Jose, California 95134-1706
Reading from flash...

!..
Cryptochecksum (unchanged): 4086411d a8460a31 b01242b1 88f7269b
INFO: Power-On Self-Test in process.

.......................................................................
INFO: Power-On Self-Test complete.
INFO: Starting HW-DRBG health test...

INFO: HW-DRBG health test passed.
INFO: Starting SW-DRBG health test...

INFO: SW-DRBG health test passed.
Username:
NOTE
If the prompt is not Username: , it is likely that the firewall is not configured correctly.

1.10.4 Read MAC Address, IP Address, Subnet Mask, and MTU Size
1.10.4.1 ASA 5505
Username: hospital-it
Password: (just hit enter)
Type help or '?' for a list of available commands.
dolphin> enable
dolphin#
dolphin# show interface vlan 11
Interface Vlan11 "outside", is up, line protocol is up
Hardware is EtherSVI
MAC address 0021.d800.1b26, MTU 1500
IP address 192.168.116.122, subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Traffic Statistics for "outside":
353 packets input, 31627 bytes
10 packets output, 536 bytes
55 packets dropped
1 minute input rate 0 pkts/sec, 35 bytes/sec
1 minute output rate 0 pkts/sec, 0 bytes/sec
1 minute drop rate, 0 pkts/sec
dolphin#
1.10.4.2 ASA 5506-X

Default IP address: 192.0.2.1 Default subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Password:(Press Enter)
User hospital-it logged in to CX-50
Logins over the last 1 days: 1.
Failed logins since the last login: 0.
CX-50> enable
Password: (Press Enter)
CX-50# show interface gi1/2
Interface GigabitEthernet1/2 "inside", is down, line protocol is down
Hardware is Accelerator rev01, BW 1000 Mbps, DLY 10 usec
Auto-Duplex, Auto-Speed
Input flow control is unsupported, output flow control is off
MAC address 2c5a.0fd2.c2f5, MTU 1500
IP address 192.168.115.122, subnet mask 255.255.255.0
0 packets input, 0 bytes, 0 no buffer
Received 0 broadcasts, 0 runts, 0 giants
0 input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 0 overrun, 0 ignored, 0 abort
0 pause input, 0 resume input
0 L2 decode drops
0 packets output, 0 bytes, 0 underruns
0 pause output, 0 resume output
0 output errors, 0 collisions, 0 interface resets
0 late collisions, 0 deferred
0 input reset drops, 0 output reset drops
input queue (blocks free curr/low): hardware (1023/1023)
output queue (blocks free curr/low): hardware (1023/1023)
Traffic Statistics for "inside":
0 packets input, 0 bytes
0 packets output, 0 bytes
0 packets dropped
1.10.5 Read Version Info
1.10.5.1 ASA 5505
dolphin> enable
dolphin# show version

Device Manager Version 5.2(4)
Compiled on Sun 06-Apr-08 13:39 by builders

System image file is "disk0:/asa724-k8.bin"
Config file at boot was "startup-config"
dolphin up 6 mins 47 secs
Hardware: ASA5505, 256 MB RAM, CPU Geode 500 MHz

Internal ATA Compact Flash, 128MB
BIOS Flash M50FW080 @ 0xffe00000, 1024KB
Encryption hardware device : Cisco ASA-5505 on-board accelerator (revision

0x0)
Boot microcode : CNlite-MC-Boot-Cisco-1.2
SSL/IKE microcode: CNlite-MC-IPSEC-Admin-3.03
IPSec microcode : CNlite-MC-IPSECm-MAIN-2.05
0: Int: Internal-Data0/0 : address is 0021.d800.1b25, irq 11
1: Ext: Ethernet0/0 : address is 0021.d800.1b1d, irq 255
2: Ext: Ethernet0/1 : address is 0021.d800.1b1e, irq 255
3: Ext: Ethernet0/2 : address is 0021.d800.1b1f, irq 255
4: Ext: Ethernet0/3 : address is 0021.d800.1b20, irq 255
9: Int: Internal-Data0/1 : address is 0000.0003.0002, irq 255
10: Int: Not used : irq 255
11: Int: Not used : irq 255

Maximum Physical Interfaces : 8
VLANs : 3, DMZ Restricted
Inside Hosts : 10
Failover : Disabled
VPN-DES : Enabled
VPN-3DES-AES : Enabled
VPN Peers : 10
WebVPN Peers : 2
Dual ISPs : Disabled
VLAN Trunk Ports : 0
Serial Number: JMX1228Z230

Running Activation Key: 0xf1124e44 0xb8bd3d71 0x0432b5e4 0x9e003c0c
0x0a189b8f
Configuration register is 0x1
Configuration has not been modified since last system restart.
dolphin#

1.10.5.2 ASA 5506-X
CX-50> enable
CX-50# show version

Firepower Extensible Operating System Version 2.2(2.52)
Device Manager Version 7.8(2)
Compiled on Sun 27-Aug-17 13:06 PDT by builders

System image file is "disk0:/asa982-lfbff-k8.SPA"
Config file at boot was "startup-config"
CX-50 up 9 mins 26 secs
Hardware: ASA5506, 4096 MB RAM, CPU Atom C2000 series 1250 MHz, 1 CPU (4
cores)
Internal ATA Compact Flash, 8000MB
BIOS Flash M25P64 @ 0xfed01000, 16384KB
Encryption hardware device : Cisco ASA Crypto on-board accelerator (revision

0x1)
Number of accelerators: 1
1: Ext: GigabitEthernet1/1 : address is 70db.9842.15cf, irq 255

2: Ext: GigabitEthernet1/2 : address is 70db.9842.15d0, irq 255
9: Int: Internal-Data1/1 : address is 70db.9842.15ce, irq 255
11: Int: Internal-Control1/1 : address is 0000.0001.0001, irq 0
13: Ext: Management1/1 : address is 70db.9842.15ce, irq 0

Maximum Physical Interfaces : Unlimited perpetual
Maximum VLANs : 5 perpetual
Inside Hosts : Unlimited perpetual
Failover : Disabled perpetual
Encryption-DES : Enabled perpetual
Encryption-3DES-AES : Enabled perpetual
Carrier : Disabled perpetual
AnyConnect Premium Peers : 2 perpetual
AnyConnect Essentials : Disabled perpetual
Other VPN Peers : 10 perpetual
Total VPN Peers : 12 perpetual
AnyConnect for Mobile : Disabled perpetual
AnyConnect for Cisco VPN Phone : Disabled perpetual
Advanced Endpoint Assessment : Disabled perpetual
Shared License : Disabled perpetual
Total TLS Proxy Sessions : 2 perpetual
Botnet Traffic Filter : Disabled perpetual
Cluster : Disabled perpetual
Serial Number: JAD210900NN

Running Permanent Activation Key: 0x4231c048 0x406a6dca 0xe8e38560
0x8d78dcd8 0x42353ab5
Configuration register is 0x1
Image type : Release
Key Version : A
Configuration has not been modified since last system restart.

1.10.6 Change IP Address
1.10.6.1 ASA 5505
dolphin> enable
dolphin# config t
dolphin(config)# ip address 192.168.116.0 255.255.255.0 Use values form hospital
IT !!
dolphin(config)# write memory
Building configuration...
Cryptochecksum: de35a63c 72b88901 fa407a2f dce844db
3289 bytes copied in 1.450 secs (3289 bytes/sec)

[OK]
dolphin(config)# reload
Proceed with reload? [confirm] (just hit enter)
dolphin(config)#
***
*** --- START GRACEFUL SHUTDOWN ---
Shutting down isakmp
Shutting down File system
***
*** --- SHUTDOWN NOW ---
Rebooting....

1.10.6.2 ASA 5506-X
Only use this procedure if the IP settings conflict with the hospital network settings.
Password: (press Enter)
User hospital-it logged in to CX-50
CX-50> enable
Password: (press Enter)
CX-50# config t
CX-50(config)# interface bvi1
CX-50(config-if)# ip address 192.0.2.1 255.255.255.0 Use values from hospital IT !!
CX-50(config-if)#
CX-50(config-if)# exit
CX-50(config)# reload
System config has been modified. Save? [Y]es/[N]o: y
Cryptochecksum: ed8c1027 bf72fc74 94b9ab70 0d9479d4
5572 bytes copied in 0.260 secs

Proceed with reload? [confirm] (press Enter)
CX-50(config)#
***
Shutting down sw-module
***

1.10.7 Inspect Config
1.10.7.1 ASA 5505
dolphin> enable
dolphin# show config
: Saved
: Written by enable_15 at 23:34:52.841 UTC Tue Apr 14 2009
!
ASA Version 7.2(4)
!
firewall transparent
hostname dolphin
domain-name PhilipsHealthcare
enable password 8Ry2YjIyt7RRXU24 encrypted
passwd 2KFQnbNIdI.2KYOU encrypted
names
!
interface Vlan1
nameif inside
security-level 100
!
interface Vlan11
nameif outside
security-level 0
!
interface Ethernet0/0
switchport access vlan 11
!
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
ftp mode passive
dns server-group DefaultDNS
object-group icmp-type icmp-echo
description icmp-echo
icmp-object echo
icmp-object echo-reply
object-group service CWIS tcp
description CWIS
port-object eq 6910
access-list outside_access_in extended deny esp any any log disable
access-list outside_access_in extended deny udp any any eq isakmp log
disable
access-list outside_access_in extended deny tcp any any object-group CWIS
log disable
access-list outside_access_in extended permit ip any any log disable
access-list outside_access_in extended permit icmp any any object-group
icmp-echo log disable
access-list inside_access_in extended deny tcp any any object-group CWIS log
disable
access-list inside_access_in extended permit ip any any log disable
access-list inside_access_in extended permit icmp any any object-group icmp-
echo log disable
pager lines 24
mtu inside 1500
mtu outside 1500
ip address 192.168.116.122 255.255.255.0
icmp unreachable rate-limit 1 burst-size 1
asdm image disk0:/asdm-524.bin
no asdm history enable
arp timeout 14400
access-group inside_access_in in interface inside
access-group outside_access_in in interface outside
timeout xlate 3:00:00
timeout conn 1:00:00 half-closed 0:10:00 udp 0:02:00 icmp 0:00:02
timeout sunrpc 0:10:00 h323 0:05:00 h225 1:00:00 mgcp 0:05:00 mgcp-pat
0:05:00
timeout sip 0:30:00 sip_media 0:02:00 sip-invite 0:03:00 sip-disconnect
0:02:00
timeout sip-provisional-media 0:02:00 uauth 0:05:00 absolute
aaa authentication serial console LOCAL
aaa authentication http console LOCAL
aaa authorization command LOCAL
http server enable
http 192.168.116.119 255.255.255.255 inside
no snmp-server location
no snmp-server contact
snmp-server enable traps snmp authentication linkup linkdown coldstart
service resetinbound interface inside
service resetinbound interface outside
telnet timeout 5
ssh timeout 5
console timeout 0
username hospital-it nopassword privilege 0
username philips-it password nDDlrkZymX05Kn/Y encrypted privilege 15
!
class-map inspection_default
match default-inspection-traffic
!
!
policy-map type inspect dns preset_dns_map
parameters
message-length maximum 512
policy-map global_policy
class inspection_default
inspect dns preset_dns_map
inspect ftp
inspect h323 h225
inspect h323 ras
inspect rsh
inspect rtsp
inspect esmtp
inspect sqlnet
inspect skinny
inspect sunrpc
inspect xdmcp
inspect sip
inspect netbios
inspect tftp
!
service-policy global_policy global
prompt hostname context
Cryptochecksum:107fdb5f7304158c784be1b6b3b219b8
dolphin#

1.10.7.2 ASA 5506-X
CX-50> enable
CX-50# show config
: Saved
:
: Serial Number: JAD210900NN
: Hardware: ASA5506, 4096 MB RAM, CPU Atom C2000 series 1250 MHz, 1 CPU (4
cores)
: Written by enable_15 at 07:31:08.999 UTC Tue Sep 26 2017
!
ASA Version 9.8(2)
!
terminal width 250
hostname CX-50
names
name 192.168.116.122 FIREWALL_MNGT_HOST description Management address
name 192.168.116.119 FIREWALL_WEB_CLIENT description Address of FSE PC to
access web server
!
interface GigabitEthernet1/1
bridge-group 1
nameif outside
security-level 0
!
bridge-group 1
nameif inside
security-level 100
!
bridge-group 1
nameif mgnt
security-level 0
!
shutdown
no nameif
no security-level
!
shutdown
no nameif
no security-level
!
shutdown
no nameif
no security-level
!
shutdown
no nameif
no security-level
!
shutdown
no nameif
no security-level
!
interface Management1/1
management-only
shutdown
no nameif
no security-level
!
interface BVI1
ip address FIREWALL_MNGT_HOST 255.255.255.0
ipv6 enable
!
ftp mode passive
object-group service SERVICES_ICMPV4
description allowed icmp-v4 traffic
service-object icmp echo
service-object icmp echo-reply
object-group service SERVICES_ICMPV6
description allowed icmp-v6 traffic
service-object icmp6 echo
service-object icmp6 echo-reply
service-object icmp6 membership-query
service-object icmp6 membership-reduction
service-object icmp6 membership-report
service-object icmp6 neighbor-advertisement
service-object icmp6 neighbor-redirect
service-object icmp6 neighbor-solicitation
service-object icmp6 packet-too-big
service-object icmp6 parameter-problem
service-object icmp6 router-advertisement
service-object icmp6 router-renumbering
service-object icmp6 router-solicitation
service-object icmp6 time-exceeded
service-object icmp6 unreachable
description CWIS
port-object eq 6910
disable
log disable
access-list outside_access_in extended permit object-group SERVICES_ICMPV4
any any log disable
access-list outside_access_in extended permit object-group SERVICES_ICMPV6
any any log disable
disable
access-list inside_access_in extended permit udp any any log disable
access-list inside_access_in extended permit object-group SERVICES_ICMPV4
any any log disable
access-list inside_access_in extended permit object-group SERVICES_ICMPV6
any any log disable
pager lines 24
mtu outside 1500
mtu inside 1500
mtu mgnt 1500
arp timeout 14400
no arp permit-nonconnected
arp rate-limit 16384
timeout pat-xlate 0:00:30
timeout conn 1:00:00 half-closed 0:10:00 udp 0:02:00 sctp 0:02:00 icmp
0:00:02
0:05:00
0:02:00
timeout tcp-proxy-reassembly 0:01:00
timeout floating-conn 0:00:00
timeout conn-holddown 0:00:15
timeout igp stale-route 0:01:10
user-identity default-domain LOCAL
aaa authentication login-history
http server enable
http FIREWALL_WEB_CLIENT 255.255.255.255 inside
http FIREWALL_WEB_CLIENT 255.255.255.255 mgnt
service sw-reset-button
crypto ipsec security-association pmtu-aging infinite
crypto ca trustpool policy
telnet timeout 5
ssh stricthostkeycheck
ssh timeout 5
ssh key-exchange group dh-group1-sha1
console timeout 0
threat-detection basic-threat
threat-detection statistics access-list
no threat-detection statistics tcp-intercept
dynamic-access-policy-record DfltAccessPolicy
username philips-it password SLtjyGln2ZctPyK0 encrypted privilege 15
!
!
!
parameters
message-length maximum client auto
no tcp-inspection
inspect ftp
inspect h323 h225
inspect h323 ras
inspect rsh
inspect rtsp
inspect esmtp
inspect sqlnet
inspect skinny
inspect sunrpc
inspect xdmcp
inspect sip
inspect netbios
inspect tftp
inspect ip-options
!
Cryptochecksum:4086411da8460a31b01242b188f7269b

1.10.8 Clean Configuration
1.10.8.1 ASA 5505
dolphin> enable
dolphin# wr erase
Erase configuration in flash memory? [confirm] (just hit enter)
[OK]
dolphin# reload
Proceed with reload? [confirm] (just hit enter)
dolphin#
***
***
Rebooting....
1.10.8.2 ASA 5506-X

CX-50> enable
CX-50# wr erase
Erase configuration in flash memory? [confirm] (Press Enter)
[OK]
CX-50# reload
System config has been modified. Save? [Y]es/[N]o: y <<--- Press Y for yes
Cryptochecksum: b86317c0 0f039734 c2d63c15 e3e776b6
5550 bytes copied in 0.260 secs

Proceed with reload? [confirm] <<---- Press Enter
CX-50#
***
Shutting down sw-module
Shutting down License Controller
***
Process shutdown finished
Rebooting... (status 0x9)

1.10.9 Check if Config is Empty
1.10.9.1 ASA 5505
Pre-configure Firewall now through interactive prompts [yes]? no

ciscoasa> enable
ciscoasa# show config
No Configuration
ciscoasa#
1.10.9.2 ASA 5506-X

User enable_1 logged in to ciscoasa

ciscoasa> enable
No Configuration
ciscoasa#

1.10.10 Check if Config is Empty and Re-configure Firewall
1.10.10.1 ASA 5505

ciscoasa> enable
No Configuration
ciscoasa# ! Philips Healthcare Dolphin Script for ASA-5505 Release 2009-03-
03/1
ciscoasa# !
ciscoasa# !ASA Version 7.2(4)
ciscoasa# !
1. Copy the text below (from “enable” up to and including “reload noconfirm”).
2. Position the cursor in Putty and right-click on the mouse to configure Firewall.
enable
config t
hostname dolphin
names
!
interface Vlan1
nameif inside
security-level 100
!
interface Vlan11
nameif outside
security-level 0
!
switchport access vlan 11
no shutdown
!
no shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
shutdown
!
ftp mode passive
object-group icmp-type icmp-echo
description icmp-echo
icmp-object echo
icmp-object echo-reply
description CWIS
port-object eq 6910
disable
log disable
access-list outside_access_in extended permit icmp any any object-group
icmp-echo log disable
disable
access-list inside_access_in extended permit icmp any any object-group icmp-
echo log disable
pager lines 24
mtu inside 1500
mtu outside 1500
ip address 192.168.116.122 255.255.255.0
arp timeout 14400
timeout conn 1:00:00 half-closed 0:10:00 udp 0:02:00 icmp 0:00:02
0:05:00
0:02:00
username philips-it password nDDlrkZymX05Kn/Y encrypted privilege 15
http server enable
http 192.168.116.119 255.255.255.255 inside
snmp-server enable traps snmp authentication linkup linkdown coldstart
telnet timeout 5
ssh timeout 5
console timeout 0
!
!
!
parameters
inspect ftp
inspect h323 h225
inspect h323 ras
inspect rsh
inspect rtsp
inspect esmtp
inspect sqlnet
inspect skinny
inspect sunrpc
inspect xdmcp
inspect sip
inspect netbios
inspect tftp
!
!
copy /noconfirm running-config startup-config
reload noconfirm

1.10.10.2 ASA 5506-X
User enable_1 logged in to ciscoasa

ciscoasa> enable
No Configuration
ciscoasa#
1. Download the applicable configuration script file from InCenter:

 For ultrasound CX50:
http://downloads.incenter.medical.philips.com/doclib/NS/15610137/CV/DMR316276_ASA5506_
USCX50.txt
 For Allura Xper FD10:
FD10.txt
 For PLB34:
PLB34.txt
2. Open the downloaded .txt file with the configuration script.
3. Press Ctrl+A to select all.
4. Press Ctrl+C to copy the selected text.
5. Position the cursor in PuTTY.
6. Right-click to paste the script in PuTTY.
The script will be executed to configure the firewall.

1.10.11 Log Off
1.10.11.1 ASA 5505
dolphin# exit
Logoff
Username:
1.10.11.2 ASA 5506-X

CX-50# exit
Logoff
Username:
1.10.12 Create Console Cable for ASA 550 or ASA 5506-X

In case the blue serial cable to set-up a communication connection between the firewall and your
service laptop is missing, you can make your own cable.
Modify a RJ45 - DSub9Pin connection cable as indicated in the drawing below.

FIP - 17.1 External Interfaces: VCR / MDVD Recorder
Prerequisite:
- Other equipment powered
via CRCB is working.
- VCR / MDVDR configured
on FD System.
Start
Note:
Channel dependent
information is indicated with
FT for Frontal channel and
LT for Lateral channel.
DMR137680, Rev:02 / 4598 002 17753

No Power LED ON?
Yes
Check that the cables

Check the fuse and
are connected
power switch of the
according to drawing
VCR / MDVDR.
Z1-17.1
Cable
Fuse and power
No connected No
switch OK?
correct?
Yes Yes
FIP 17.1: EXTERNAL INTERFACES: VCR / MDVD RECORDER
Fuse or position Connect the cables

power switch according to drawing
VCR / MDVDR. Perform External Loop Z1-17.1.
Check Fuse F2 in
Back Connector Test for
CRCB and Fuse F13
VCR / MDVDR interface
in MPDU.
in FSF.
No Fuses OK? Test passed? No
Yes Yes
Fuses SIB or CFSIB.
Perform External Loop
Back Connector Test for
CSIP Level 1
VCR / MDVDR interface
VCR / MDVDR.
with connector on CRCB
FT: CYX30
LT: CYX31.
A

No Test passed? Test Passed? No

Yes Yes
Cable between
CFSIB and AVA Board
CRCB.
Check that the record
Check that VCR /
function of the VCR /
MDVDR can play.
MDVDR works.
No Record possible? Play possible? No
Yes Yes
Check that VCR / Perform BIST and
MDVDR can play. Functional Test for IPB.
Refer to the VCR /
Perform Verify Auxiliary MDVDR product
Video Adaption in FSF. manual for faultfinding
information.
No Play possible? Test passes? No
Problem
B A No
found and solved?
Yes
Yes
FT: IPB1 or
Yes LT: IPB3
Collect Log and Trace
data for Development
Scan Converter. VCR / MDVDR
and send it to the
Helpdesk. End
17-35 of 50
Z1-17.1: INTERFACE MDVR / VCR

Z1-17.2.1: INTERFACE INJECTOR MEDRAD

Z1-17.2.2: INTERFACE INJECTOR ILLUMENA

Z1-17.2.3: INTERFACE INJECTOR ACIST

Z1-17.3: ULTRA SOUND

Z1-17.4.1: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH HP PC

Z1-17.4.2: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH HP PC, FLEXVISION

Z1-17.4.3: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH DELL PC

Z1-17.4.4: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH DELL PC, FLEXVISION

Z1-17.4.5: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH XDS PC

Z1-17.4.6: XPER FLEX CARDIO WITH XDS PC, FLEXVISION

Z1-17.4.7: ECG SIGNALS TO MAIN CABINET

Z1-17.4.8: XPER PM5 PRIME

Z1-17.4.9: POWER XPER PM5

Z1-17.4.10: XPER PM5-PROFESSIONAL

Section 21 Adjustments
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 2
2 INITIAL ADJUSTMENT ORDER ................................................................................................. 3
3 ADJUSTMENT DEPENDENCIES................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 5
3.2 Conventions .................................................................................................................................. 5
3.3 Frontal Stand Adjustments (Clea) ................................................................................................ 6
3.4 Frontal Stand Adjustments (Poly-G2) ........................................................................................... 7
3.5 Lateral Stand Adjustments (Larc N FD)........................................................................................ 8
3.6 Lateral Stand Adjustments (Larc C FD)........................................................................................ 8
3.7 Bodyguard and Force Sensor Adjustment (Clea) ......................................................................... 9
3.8 Bodyguard Adjustment (Poly-G2) ................................................................................................. 9
3.9 Table Adjustments (AD7) ............................................................................................................. 9
3.10 Table Adjustments (AD5) ........................................................................................................ 10
3.11 Collision Model ........................................................................................................................ 10
3.12 Generator, Tube, and Detector Adjustments (frontal and lateral) ........................................... 11
3.13 Monitor Adjustments ............................................................................................................... 12
3.14 XtraVision-Related Adjustments ............................................................................................. 12
4 GRID SWITCH SUPERVISOR BOX CALIBRATION ................................................................ 13

4.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 13
4.1.1 Grid Switch Supervisor Box .................................................................................................... 13
4.1.2 Tools and Test Equipment ...................................................................................................... 13
4.2 Install GSS Service Software on the Service PC ....................................................................... 14
4.3 Grid Switch Diagnostic Test ....................................................................................................... 15
4.4 Calibrate GSS Box...................................................................................................................... 18

1 INTRODUCTION
This section gives an overview of the adjustment dependencies in the Field Service Framework.
This section does not give an overview of all adjustments. The adjustments that do not have any
dependencies are not shown in this module. For an overview of all adjustments, refer to "Overview of
Service Procedures in Field Service Framework" in tab 1 of the System Manual Corrective
Maintenance.
This section also does not give the adjustment procedures. For the adjustment procedures, refer to the
eDocs in the Field Service Framework.
NOTE
This section combines the adjustment dependencies for monoplane and biplane systems.

2 INITIAL ADJUSTMENT ORDER
This chapter gives the initial adjustment order. You can use the initial adjustment order when you must
(re-) adjust all parts of the system. For instance after a clean install of software without restore of
adjustment data.
Do not use the initial adjustment order to:
 make adjustments during the system installation. For instructions that tell you how to adjust the
system during the system installation, refer to the System Manual Installation (SMI).
 make adjustments after the replacement of a part. For instructions that tell you how to adjust the
system after the replacement of a part, refer to the applicable Product Manual.
Order Component Procedure

Frontal stand (Clea)
1 Geometry Stand Potentiometer Adjustments (note 1)
2 Geometry Stand Position Adjustments
3 Geometry Bodyguard Sensor Adjustment (note 2)
4 Geometry Force Sensor Adjustment
5 Geometry Stand Motor Current Adjustments
Lateral stand (Larc, only for biplane systems)
6 Geometry Stand Potentiometer Adjustments (note 1)
7 Geometry Stand Position Adjustments
8 Geometry Stand Motor Current Adjustments
Table (AD7)
9 Geometry Table Potentiometer Adjustments (note 1)
10 Geometry Table Position Adjustments
11 Geometry Collision Model Adjustment
Table (AD5)
9 Geometry Table Potentiometer Adjustments (note 1)
10 Geometry Table Position Adjustments (only for table with table motor drive)
Frontal Generator, Tube and Detector
12 Generator Tube Conditioning Frontal (note 3)
13 Generator Tube Adaptation Frontal
14 System Alignment of Collimator to X-Ray Tube Frontal (note 4)
15 System Alignment of Tube/Collimator Assembly Frontal
16 Lower level IQ Test X-ray Beam Alignment Frontal (note 5)
17 System Detector Entrance Plane Adjustment Frontal
18 Image Detector Frontal Detector Front-end Adjustment
19 Image Detector Frontal Manual Defects Adjustment
20 Generator Tube Yield Calibration Frontal
21 Generator Calibration of Entrance Doserate Limitation Frontal
22 Geometry Bodyguard Sensor Adjustment (note 2)
Lateral Generator, Tube and Detector (only for biplane systems)
23 Generator Tube Conditioning Lateral (note 3)
24 Generator Tube Adaptation Lateral
25 System Alignment of Collimator to X-Ray Tube Lateral (note 4)
26 System Alignment of Tube/Collimator Assembly Lateral
27 Lower level IQ Test X-Ray Beam Alignment Lateral (note 5)
28 System Detector Entrance Plane Adjustment Lateral
29 Image Detector Lateral Detector Front-end Adjustment
30 Image Detector Lateral Manual Defects Adjustment
31 Generator Tube Yield Calibration Lateral
32 Generator Calibration of Entrance Doserate Limitation Lateral
Operator controls
33 Operator Controls Tagarno Wheel Adjustments for ...
34 Operator Controls Touch screen Alignments Xper modules
Monitors
35 Image Processor LCD Monitor adjustment
36 System KVM Transmitter/Receiver Adjustment
37 Image Processor LCD Data Monitor adjustment
Options
38 XtraVision 3D-RA, 3D-CA and/or XperCT adjustments (note 6)

Additional information:
1. The Stand Potentiometer Adjustments and the Table Potentiometer Adjustments are only necessary
after the replacement of a motor.
2. We recommend to do a first Bodyguard Sensor Adjustment before the Stand Motor Current
Adjustments. Otherwise, you can cause collisions. Later, you must do the final bodyguard sensor
adjustment.
3. The tube conditioning is only required after the replacement of a tube, if the tube was not used for
more than 3 months or after an electrical arc in the tube during clinical use.
4. The alignment is only applicable for tubes without a factory-calibrated alignment ring. Refer to the
eDocs for more data.
5. This is not an adjustment, but to make sure that the alignments are correct, we recommend to do
this Performance Verification procedure before continuing.
6. For instructions that tell you how to do the XtraVision adjustments, refer to the XtraVision service
documentation.

3 ADJUSTMENT DEPENDENCIES
3.1 INTRODUCTION
This chapter gives the adjustment dependencies diagrams. The adjustment dependencies diagrams
show the dependencies between the different adjustments.
3.2 CONVENTIONS
In the adjustment dependencies diagrams:
 The boxes show the adjustments.
 The arrows between two boxes show the type of dependencies.
If there is a solid line between two adjustments:

1 2  Before you adjust 2, make sure that 1 has been adjusted correctly.
 If you re-adjust 1, you must also re-adjust 2.
If there is a dashed line between two adjustments:

1 2  Before you adjust 2, make sure that 1 has been adjusted correctly.
 If you re-adjust 1, it is not necessary to re-adjust 2.

3.3 FRONTAL STAND ADJUSTMENTS (CLEA)
Beam Propeller
Beam Propeller Beam Propeller
Potentiometer *) *)
Position Adjustment Current Adjustment
Adjustment
Beam C-Arm
Beam C-Arm Beam C-Arm
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Detector Rotation
Detector Rotation Detector Rotation
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Detector Frontal
Detector Frontal Detector Frontal
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Beam Longitudinal
Beam Longitudinal Beam Longitudinal
Potentiometer *)
Position Adjustment Current Adjustment *)
Adjustment
Beam Longitudinal
Area Adjustment
Beam Z-Rotation
Beam Z-Rotation Beam Z-Rotation
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
*)
There are also dependencies with XtraVision adjustments
CAUTION
Before you do the Frontal Stand Adjustments, look at the adjustment dependencies
diagrams for the Bodyguard and Force Sensor Adjustments and the Collision Model
Adjustments. If you change the Frontal Stand Adjustments, it can be necessary to re-adjust
the Bodyguard and Force Sensor Adjustments and the Collision Model Adjustments.

3.4 FRONTAL STAND ADJUSTMENTS (POLY-G2)
Beam Propeller
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Beam C-Arm
Beam C-Arm Beam C-Arm
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Detector Frontal
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Beam Longitudinal
Beam Longitudinal Beam Longitudinal
Potentiometer
Position Adjustment *) Current Adjustment *)
Adjustment
Beam Longitudinal
Area Adjustment *)
Beam Z-Rotation
Beam Z-Rotation Beam Z-Rotation
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
Beam Swing
Beam Swing Beam Swing
Potentiometer *) *)
Adjustment
*) There are also dependencies with XtraVision
CAUTION
Before you do the Frontal Stand Adjustments, look at the adjustment dependencies
diagrams for the Bodyguard and Force Sensor Adjustments and the Collision Model
Adjustments. If you change the Frontal Stand Adjustments, it can be necessary to re-adjust
the Bodyguard and Force Sensor Adjustments and the Collision Model Adjustments.

3.5 LATERAL STAND ADJUSTMENTS (LARC N FD)
Larc Beam Propeller
Larc Beam Propeller Larc Beam Propeller
Potentiometer
Adjustment
Larc Beam C-Arm

Larc Beam C-Arm Larc Beam C-Arm
Potentiometer
Adjustment
Detector Lateral
Detector Lateral Detector Lateral
Potentiometer
Adjustment
Larc Beam Larc Beam

Longitudinal Potentio- Longitudinal Position
meter Adjustment Adjustment
3.6 LATERAL STAND ADJUSTMENTS (LARC C FD)

Larc Beam Propeller
Larc Beam Propeller Larc Beam Propeller
Potentiometer
Adjustment
Larc Beam C-Arm

Larc Beam C-Arm Larc Beam C-Arm
Potentiometer
Adjustment
Detector Lateral
Detector Lateral Detector Lateral
Potentiometer
Adjustment
Larc Beam Larc Beam

Longitudinal Potentio- Longitudinal Position
meter Adjustment Adjustment
Larc Beam C-Arm

Chain Tension
Adjustment

3.7 BODYGUARD AND FORCE SENSOR ADJUSTMENT (CLEA)
Aligment Collimator to Bodyguard Sensor

X-Ray Tube Adjustment
Alignment of Tube/
Collimator Assy

Beam C-arm Force Sensor Beam C-arm

Position Adjustment Adjustment Current Adjustment

3.8 BODYGUARD ADJUSTMENT (POLY-G2)

 Beam Propeller Position Adjustment
 Beam C-arm Position Adjustment
 Detector Frontal Position Adjustment
Bodyguard Sensor
Adjustment
 Alignment Collimator to X-ray Tube

 Alignment of Tube/Collimator Assy.
3.9 TABLE ADJUSTMENTS (AD7)

Geometry > Table > Potentiometer Geometry > Table > Position Geometry
Table Lateral Table Lateral

Collision Model Adjustment
Potentiometer Adjustment Position Adjustment
Geometry > Table > Potentiometer Geometry > Table > Position
Table Swivel Table Swivel

Table Pivot Table Pivot


3.10 TABLE ADJUSTMENTS (AD5)
Geometry > Table > Potentiometer
Table Height
Potentiometer Adjustment
Applies only for:
- AD5GX with tmd
- AD5T with tmd
Geometry > Table > Potentiometer

Table Longitudinal
Potentiometer Adjustment
Applies only for:
- AD5T
Table Tilt Table Tilt

3.11 COLLISION MODEL

Geometry > Frontal Stand > Position
 Beam C-Arm Position Adjustment
 Detector Rotation Position Adjustment
Geometry > Table > Position Geometry

 Table Height Position Adjustment Collision Model Adjustment
 Table Lateral Position Adjustment
 Table Tilt Position Adjustment
 Table Cradle Position Adjustment
Geometry > Table > Position

Table Longitudinal Position Adjustment

3.12 GENERATOR, TUBE, AND DETECTOR ADJUSTMENTS (FRONTAL AND LATERAL)
Generator
Tube Conditioning
Generator System XtraVision
Alignment of
Refer to the XtraVision
Tube Adaptation Collimator to X-ray
adjustment diagram
Tube 2)
1
3
Generator System Geometry
Alignment of Tube/ Bodyguard Sensor

Tube Yield Calibration 3 3
Collimator Assembly Adjustment
5
3
Generator System Image Detector
Grid Switch
Detector Entrance Detector Front-end
Supervisor Box
Plane Adjustment Adjustment
Calibration
4
Generator Image Detector
Calibration of
Manual Defects
Entrance Doserate
Adjustment
Limitation
Air Kerma Rate
Verification
Additional information:
1. Tube Yield Calibration is only required if the tube has been replaced or when EDL Calibration or Air
Kerma Rate Verification fails.
2. Alignment is only applicable for tubes without a factory-calibrated alignment ring. Refer to the eDocs
for more data.
3. Only necessary for the frontal stand.
4. Tube Adaptation before Detector Front-end Adjustment is only required if the last Tube Adaptation
was more than 1 month ago.
5. For the Grid Switch Supervisor Box Calibration, see chapter 4.

3.13 MONITOR ADJUSTMENTS
System Image Processor
LinkX
LCD Data Monitor
Transmitter/Receiver
Adjustment
Adjustment
3.14 XTRAVISION-RELATED ADJUSTMENTS

Geometry > Frontal Stand > Position
 Beam C-Arm Position Adjustment
 Detector Rotation Position Adjustment
 Detector Frontal Position Adjustment
 Beam Longitudinal Position Adjustment
 Beam Z-Rotation Position Adjustment
Geometry > Frontal Stand > Motor Current

 Beam Propeller Current Adjustment
 Beam C-Arm Current Adjustment
 Detector Rotation Current Adjustment
 Detector Frontal Current Adjustment XtraVision
 Beam Longitudinal Current Adjustment
 3D Roadmapping Adjustment Head
 Beam Z-Rotation Current Adjustment
 3D Roadmapping Adjustment Side
 3D-RA Geo Calibration Head
 3D-RA Geo Calibration Side
 XperCT Geo Calibration
System
 XperCT DAC & Gain Calibration
 Alignment Collimator to X-ray Tube
(Frontal)
 Alignment of Tube/Collimator Assy
(Frontal)
Image Detector
 Detector Front-end Adjustment

(Frontal)
 Manual Defects Adjustment (Frontal)
For details about the XtraVision adjustments, refer to the XtraVision service documentation.

4 GRID SWITCH SUPERVISOR BOX CALIBRATION
4.1 INTRODUCTION
4.1.1 Grid Switch Supervisor Box
The Xper systems operate in several modes. In some of these modes X-ray pulses are generated.
For this there are two possibilities:
 high tension switched (normal mode)
 grid switched (GS pulsed mode)
The exposure pulses can be much shorter in the GS pulsed mode without loss of pulse definition, giving
sharper pictures recording moving phenomena, as in fluoroscopic appliances.
The switching electronics, consisting of IGBTs and Zener diodes, is embedded within the X-ray tube
housing.
The effect noticed is, that the breakdown of one of these components can cause the X-ray tube not to
switch off completely. A leakage current remains present which results in X-rays still being produced,
but not detected.
The primary function of the Grid Switch Supervisor box (GSS box), incorporated in the generator
cabinet, is to detect the presence of leakage during GS mode fluoroscopy and when detected, disable
the next GS-based fluoroscopy until the unit is reset.
Two phenomena can be measured to determine the leakage:
 The anode current on the mAs bridge
 Backscattered electrons at the “can” connection
4.1.2 Tools and Test Equipment

Tools Tool Code / 12NC
Standard tool kit TC129
Cable kit, Service PC TC003 / 4522 980 38603
Notebook, Service PC TC092
GSS Service software 4522 210 3952*
(GS calibration sw)

4.2 INSTALL GSS SERVICE SOFTWARE ON THE SERVICE PC
1. Insert the GSS Service CD-Rom in the

Service PC.
2. Select the CD-ROM drive.
3. Click SetupGSSService.msi.
4. Follow the instructions on the screen.

4.3 GRID SWITCH DIAGNOSTIC TEST
NOTE
Before starting this procedure, make sure that a Grid Switch tube is used.
1. Make sure there are no obstacles in the X-ray beam. Move the table outside the beam.
2. Place a dose meter sensor in the middle of the detector.
NOTE
It is not necessary to cover the detector, as only a very small amount of X-rays will be
generated.
WARNING
Take all necessary precautions to protect yourself and others from radiation.
3. Remove the front cover from the Generator cabinet.
4. Start the Field Service Framework (FSF).
5. Select: Performance > Generator > (Channel Dependant, F/L) > Manual X-ray Generator Test,
F/L
6. Set the following parameters:

 FSCXGN_Manual3Factor_SmallFocus
 125 kV
 150 mA
 10 ms
7. Set the SID to 100 cm.
8. Click Apply.
9. Start the Dose meter and select R/F low.
NOTE
Check the Unfors Dose meter setup:

kVp delay 5 ms
trig delay 0 ms
calc delay 0.5 s

10. Start the exposure.
NOTE
This exposure is just for checking the test set-up
11. Make sure that the user interface shows 125 kV.
12. Stop the exposure.
13. Read out the first dose value.

If the Dose meter shows Hi-sign or a value within the range of µGy, the set-up of the diagnostic test
is O.K.
14. Disconnect the Grid Switch cable (coax cable) from the GSS box EH-100X-1202.
15. Connect the Grid Switch diagnostic tool to the Grid Switch cable.
16. Turn on the Grid Switch diagnostic tool.
17. Make sure that the LED is illuminated.

If not, change the batteries and try again.
18. Reset the Dose meter.
19. Start the exposure (one shot).
20. Check the reading of the Dose meter:
Second exposure Test result

Dose value ≤ 500 nGy The tube is O.K.
NOTE
If the display shows no dose

level at all, the radiation was
below the minimum detection
level of the Dose meter.
Dose value > 500 nGy The Grid Switch is suspect.

Replace the tube.
NOTE
While waiting for the new

tube, it is recommended to
deactivate the Grid Switch
function by leaving the Grid
Switch cable disconnected.

21. Remove the Grid Switch diagnostic tool from the Grid Switch cable.
22. Reconnect the Grid Switch cable to the GSS box EH-100X-1202.
23. Click OK.
24. Logoff the FSF.
25. Turn off the system.

4.4 CALIBRATE GSS BOX
NOTE
Before starting this procedure, make sure that the Grid Switch Diagnostic Test
as described in chapter 4.3 is executed.
1. Set the mains room switch to ON.
2. If installed, set the additional transfer switch

of the UPS to ON.
3. Turn on the system.
4. Make sure that the FSF is not active.
5. Put a lead plate on the collimator.
6. Connect the Service PC to the GSS box

(EH100 X1302) with PC connector 0 and
RJ45 cable.
(part of the Cable kit, Service PC TC003)
7. Start-up the GSS calibration software.
8. In the Connection box, select the COM

port of your service laptop.
9. Click Connect.

10. Click the GS Supervisor tab.
11. Wait until the screen shows the message:

POST Result: Succeeded.
12. Click Calibrate.
13. Follow the instructions on the screen.
NOTE
Use Fluoroscopy to start the

run.

14. Click the GS Supervisor tab.
15. Check the Calibration status.
16. Click Store result.
17. Click Disconnect.
18. Disconnect the service cable (EH100

X1302).

Section 22 System Verification and Acceptance
Contents
1 SYSTEM VERIFICATION ............................................................................................................ 3

1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Verification Items .......................................................................................................................... 3
1.2.1 General ..................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2.2 Power-On/Off ............................................................................................................................ 3
1.2.3 Safety Devices .......................................................................................................................... 3
1.2.4 Warm Restart ............................................................................................................................ 3
1.2.5 Customization ........................................................................................................................... 3
1.2.6 Schedule Patient ....................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.7 Fluoroscopy............................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.8 Exposure ................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.9 Xper Modules ............................................................................................................................ 4
1.2.10 Movement ................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2.11 Viewing Options ........................................................................................................................ 5
1.2.12 Archiving ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2.13 Options ...................................................................................................................................... 5
2 SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE ............................................................................................................. 6

2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 General Procedures...................................................................................................................... 6
2.2.1 Set Tube Load Factors Manually (3-Knob Technique) ............................................................. 6
2.2.2 Display SMPTE Test Pattern .................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Electrical Safety ............................................................................................................................ 7
2.4 Radiation Safety ........................................................................................................................... 7
2.5 Level-One IQ Tests....................................................................................................................... 7
3 LABEL LOCATIONS.................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 X-ray System ................................................................................................................................ 8
3.3 X-ray Control (Main Cabinet) ...................................................................................................... 10
3.4 X-ray Generator .......................................................................................................................... 10
3.5 X-Ray Tube Assembly, Beam Limiting Device and Image Receptor ......................................... 11
3.6 Patient Table ............................................................................................................................... 12
4 COMPATIBILITY OVERVIEWS ................................................................................................. 13

4.1 Allura Xper FD10 SW R7 (monoplane) ...................................................................................... 13
4.1.1 X-ray Control ........................................................................................................................... 13
4.1.2 Tube Housing Assembly ......................................................................................................... 13
4.1.3 X-ray Table .............................................................................................................................. 13
4.1.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 13
4.1.5 Beam Limiting Device ............................................................................................................. 13
4.1.6 X-ray Generator ...................................................................................................................... 13
4.2 Allura Xper FD10/10 SW R7 (biplane)........................................................................................ 14
4.2.1 X-ray Control ........................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.3 X-ray Table .............................................................................................................................. 14
4.2.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 14

4.2.6 X-ray Generator ...................................................................................................................... 14
4.3 Allura Xper FD20 SW R7 (monoplane) ...................................................................................... 15
4.3.1 X-ray Control ........................................................................................................................... 15
4.3.3 X-ray Table .............................................................................................................................. 15
4.3.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 15
4.3.6 X-ray Generator ...................................................................................................................... 15
4.4.1 X-ray Control ........................................................................................................................... 16
4.4.3 X-ray Table .............................................................................................................................. 16
4.4.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 16
4.4.6 X-ray Generator ...................................................................................................................... 16
4.5.1 X-ray Control ........................................................................................................................... 17
4.5.3 X-ray Table .............................................................................................................................. 17
4.5.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 17
4.5.6 X-ray Generator ...................................................................................................................... 17
4.6 Allura Xper FD10 OR Table SW R7.2 (monoplane) ................................................................... 18
4.6.1 X-Ray Control .......................................................................................................................... 18
4.6.3 X-Ray Table ............................................................................................................................ 18
4.6.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 18
4.6.6 X-Ray Generator ..................................................................................................................... 18
4.7 Allura Xper FD10/10 OR Table SW R7.2 (biplane) .................................................................... 19
4.7.1 X-Ray Control .......................................................................................................................... 19
4.7.3 X-Ray Table ............................................................................................................................ 19
4.7.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 19
4.7.6 X-Ray Generator ..................................................................................................................... 19
4.8 Allura Xper FD20 OR Table SW R7.2 (monoplane) ................................................................... 20
4.8.1 X-Ray Control .......................................................................................................................... 20
4.8.3 X-Ray Table ............................................................................................................................ 20
4.8.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 20
4.8.6 X-Ray Generator ..................................................................................................................... 20
4.9 Allura Xper FD20/10 OR Table SW R7.2 (biplane) .................................................................... 21
4.9.1 X-Ray Control .......................................................................................................................... 21
4.9.3 X-Ray Table ............................................................................................................................ 21
4.9.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 21
4.9.6 X-Ray Generator ..................................................................................................................... 21
4.10 Allura Xper FD20/20 OR Table SW R7.2 (biplane) ................................................................ 22
4.10.1 X-Ray Control .......................................................................................................................... 22
4.10.3 X-Ray Table ............................................................................................................................ 22
4.10.4 Laser Product .......................................................................................................................... 22
4.10.6 X-Ray Generator ..................................................................................................................... 22

1 SYSTEM VERIFICATION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
The information in this section is limited to a Quick System check. It should ensure that the clinical user
can start using the system without problems.
For a detailed description of the user functions see the Instructions for Use.
For FRU related testing (e.g. after replacement) see applicable Product Manual.
NOTE
Make sure that at the end of the system verification

no service indications (flags, messages, etc.) are visible on the monitors.
1.2 VERIFICATION ITEMS

1.2.1 General
Make sure that the System Configuration and Customization is in line with the purchased licenses.
1.2.2 Power-On/Off
Turn off the entire system.
Make sure that the Windows shut-down dialogs come up on the data monitor.
Turn on the system.
Verify normal power on.
Make sure that that an 'Emergency Patient' comes up on the Patient Data Monitor after start-up.
1.2.3 Safety Devices

Check the correct functioning of:
 Door contacts
 Warning lights
 Emergency stop button(s) (A cold restart is required after using the stop button!)
Make sure that the user messages for door contact and stop button are displayed on the Patient Data
Monitor.
1.2.4 Warm Restart

Perform a warm restart.
Make sure that Fast Restart Fluoroscopy (if configured) is working.
1.2.5 Customization
Select each application procedure on the Patient Data Monitor and check that these are valid.
Look at symbol in the lower-left corner of the monitor: green open circle = valid, red cross = invalid.
If many physicians have been customized: check a number of representing procedures.

1.2.6 Schedule Patient
 Schedule a patient.
 Make sure that WLM (Work List Management) via RIS is possible.
 Drag the scheduled patient to Acquisition.
1.2.7 Fluoroscopy
Make sure that the available fluoroscopy flavors operate correctly.
Pay attention to:
 X-ray on indicator
 Control loop (minimum / maximum kV/mA values) during Normal and High level fluoroscopy
 Patient Entrance Exposure rate (PEE) and SID correction (if applicable)
 High level fluo buzzer / high level fluo control / fluo buzzer (if applicable)
 Collimator shutters / wedge filter (shutters and wedges on last image hold)
 Patient orientation
 FD field size
 LIH (if programmed)
For biplane systems:

 Check the mentioned items for the Frontal channel and for the Lateral channel.
 Check biplane fluoroscopy.
 Check the channel indication.
1.2.8 Exposure
Make sure that exposure operates correctly.
Try different procedures, with short and long runs.
Try a subtraction run.
Pay attention to:
 X-ray on indicator
 Collimator shutters / wedge filter (during long run)
 Control loop (minimum / maximum kV/mA values) during exposure
 Tests hot in vascular procedures

 Check the mentioned items for the Frontal channel and for the Lateral channel.
 Check biplane exposure
1.2.9 Xper Modules

Make sure that:
 the touch screens on the Xper modules are working;
 the protection foils on the screens are removed.

1.2.10 Movement
Check stand and patient support movement.
Pay attention to:
 Patient safety (bodyguard sensor, current limitation)
 Emergency stop button (see 1.2.2, Power-On/Off)
 Range
 Smooth movement

 Check the mentioned items for the Frontal stand and for the Lateral stand.
 Check the 'follow mode' function.
(The frontal and lateral stand rotate simultaneously at the same speed.)
Tip: The Field Service Framework has procedures to program and run (complex) stand movements.
These procedures can be found in: Diagnostics > Geometry > Functional Test > Integrated Subsystem
Test.
1.2.11 Viewing Options

Make sure that all viewing options that are included in the license are visible on the monitors.
Make sure that the viewing option icons can be activated:
 Control room: Use the mouse to click on the option icons on the Viewing monitor.
 Examination room: Use the viewpad to select the option icons on the Live monitor.
1.2.12 Archiving
Make sure that patient data can be archived.
(Don't forget to remove this patient when you have finished the verification!)
1.2.13 Options
Make sure that the requested options are present and working, such as:
 MultiVision
 Physio display
 Paper printer
 Film printer
 Intercom
 Video Cassette Recorder or DVD Recorder
 Xres
 MultiSwitch
 Pedestal
 XtraVision (3D-RA, 3D-CA, Stentboost, etc.)
 RTO (Real Time Output)
 Injector
 HaemoSphere
 EP Med
 ...
NOTE
For more detailed verification procedures for options, refer to the applicable Product
Manuals.

2 SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE
2.1 INTRODUCTION
This document gives the set of tests, checks and measurements on system level that are relevant for
system acceptance.
Acceptance tests are done after System Verification. The difference is:
 System Verification:
Make sure that the system work without errors, so that the clinical user can start without problems.
Only performance verifications and functional checks, no measurements.
 System Acceptance:
Make sure that the system’s performance is in accordance to regulations, standards and
specifications. The performance is measured and the measured values must be within defined
limits.
Some tests are mandatory (for example, for DHHS regulations). All tests must be done after the first
installation of the system. After replacement/repair a relevant subset can be sufficient (see What-to-Do
list in the Product Manual).
For test procedures and limits, references are given to either on-line service procedures or service
documents. The required documents are included in section 6 of the SRM.
For later reference, (copies of) all measured data should be filed in section 7 of the SRM (Record of
Measured Data).
NOTE
Make sure that at the end of the acceptance tests no service indications (for example, flags,
and messages) are visible on the monitors.
2.2 GENERAL PROCEDURES

2.2.1 Set Tube Load Factors Manually (3-Knob Technique)
For some verification and acceptance tests it is necessary to set the tube load factors (kV, mA and ms)
manually to required values.
This can be done by using the following service procedure in the Field Service Framework:
 Performance > Generator > Manual X-Ray Generator Test (F/L)
On biplane systems this can be done for the frontal and the lateral channel (F/L).
Follow the instructions on the screen to set the values.
NOTE
If you need a 'continuous fluoro'-like setting, you can set the exposure time to a maximum of
16 seconds.
2.2.2 Display SMPTE Test Pattern

For some verification and acceptance tests it is required to display the standard SMPTE test pattern on
the image monitors.
This can be done by using the following service procedure in the Field Service Framework:
 Performance > System > Lower Level IQ Tests > Monitor SMPTE
Follow the instructions on the screen to display the test pattern.

2.3 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Test the electrical safety, using Performance Assurance, Electrical Safety Measuring Instructions.
This document is included in this section of the System Manual Corrective Maintenance.
2.4 RADIATION SAFETY

Test the radiation safety, using Performance Assurance, Radiation Safety Measuring Instructions.
2.5 LEVEL-ONE IQ TESTS

Test the level1 IQ, using Performance Assurance, Level 1 IQ tests Measuring Instructions.

3 LABEL LOCATIONS
3.1 INTRODUCTION
The next chapters can be used to quickly find the most important identification and certification labels
for:
 The complete X-ray system
 The certified components:
 X-Ray Control
 X-Ray Generator
 X-Ray Tube Assembly
 Beam Limiting Device
 Image Receptor
 Patient Table
For details and locations of other labels, refer to the applicable Product Manuals.
3.2 X-RAY SYSTEM

System Identification label
The System Identification label can be found on
the C-arm of the Frontal stand.
The UDI code: 0088483800410820158 consists

of the Global Trade Item Number (14 digits =
GTIN/GTIN14) and the serial number 20158
The Global Trade Item Number consists of:

 Country prefix: 00 (=USA, 87=NL but HC is
registered in the USA)
 Supplier/manufacturer code: 884838 (Philips
Healthcare)
 Model code: 004108
Figure 1: Example of System Identification

label
NOTE
A spare System Identification label can be found in the System Reference Manual.
Use this label in case the System Identification label is damaged, has fade away or is
otherwise not readable anymore. Attach the new label on the C-arm of the Frontal stand
or another easy accessible location in the vicinity of the system.

X-ray warning label
The X-ray warning label (when required) can be
found near the ON/OFF switch on the Xper
Review Module. See Figure 2.
Figure 2: Position of X-ray warning label
Other system labels

The other system labels can be found on the
back of the C-arm of the Frontal stand. See
Figure 3 and Figure 4.
Figure 3: Position of system labels on Poly-G2
Figure 4: Position of system labels on Clea

3.3 X-RAY CONTROL (MAIN CABINET)
The labels for the X-ray Control can be
found on the top of the M-cabinet. See
Figure 5.
Figure 5: Position of labels on X-ray Control

(M-Cabinet)
3.4 X-RAY GENERATOR

The labels for the X-ray Generator can be
found on the top of the Generator Cabinet.
See Figure 6.
Figure 6: Position of labels on X-ray Generator

3.5 X-RAY TUBE ASSEMBLY, BEAM LIMITING DEVICE AND IMAGE RECEPTOR
The labels for the:
 X-Ray Tube Assembly
 Beam Limiting Device (Collimator)
 Image Receptor (FDXD)
can be found on the back of the C-arm of
the Frontal and Lateral stand. See
Figure 7, Figure 8 and Figure 9.
Figure 7: Position of labels on Frontal stand (Poly-G2)
Figure 8: Position of labels on Frontal stand (Clea)
Figure 9: Position of labels on Lateral stand

3.6 PATIENT TABLE
The labels for the Patient Table can be
found:
 For AD5 table:

on the side of the table top.
See Figure 10.
 For AD7 table:

on the Table Base Connection Plate.
See Figure 11. Figure 10: Position of labels on AD5 table
Figure 11: Position of labels on AD7 table

4 COMPATIBILITY OVERVIEWS
4.1 ALLURA XPER FD10 SW R7 (MONOPLANE)
The following certifiable items are compatible with Allura Xper FD10 SW R7 X-ray systems:
4.1.1 X-ray Control

9896-010-4124x Main Cabinet FD Basic Release 2.0
9919-320-5145x Proscribe CV
9919-326-1201x Proscribe CV-I
4.1.2 Tube Housing Assembly

9890-000-8514x Tube MRC 200 0508 ROT-GS 1003
4.1.3 X-ray Table

9896-002-0443x AD7 Basic Patient Support
9896-002-0707x AD7 Neuro Tabletop
9896-002-0708x AD7 Cardio Tabletop
9896-001-8319x Table Angio Diagnost 5
9896-001-8577x Table Angio Diagnost 5 Tilt
4.1.4 Laser Product

9896-001-8500x Flat Detector PX4800
4.1.5 Beam Limiting Device

9896-010-2231x Nicol V2 Vasc. FD Collimator
4.1.6 X-ray Generator

9890-000-6507x Velara CVFD R5

4.2 ALLURA XPER FD10/10 SW R7 (BIPLANE)
The following certifiable items are compatible with Allura Xper FD10/10 SW R7 X-ray systems:
4.2.1 X-ray Control


9890-000-8514x Tube MRC 200 0508 ROT-GS 1003 (frontal & lateral)
4.2.3 X-ray Table

4.2.4 Laser Product

9896-001-8500x Flat Detector PX4800 (frontal & lateral)

9896-010-2231x Nicol V2 Vasc. FD Collimator (frontal & lateral)

9890-000-6507x Velara CVFD R5 (frontal & lateral)

4.3 ALLURA XPER FD20 SW R7 (MONOPLANE)
The following certifiable items are compatible with Allura Xper FD20 SW R7 X-ray systems:
4.3.1 X-ray Control


9890-000-8510x MRC 200 0407 ROT-GS 1004
4.3.3 X-ray Table

4.3.4 Laser Product



9896-000-6507x Generator Velara CVFD R5

4.4.1 X-ray Control


9890-000-8510x MRC 200 0407 ROT-GS 1004 (frontal)
9890-000-8514x MRC 200 0508 ROT-GS 1003 (lateral)
4.4.3 X-ray Table

4.4.4 Laser Product

9896-001-8500x Flat Detector PX4800 (lateral)
9896-001-8585x Flat Detector PX4700 (frontal)

9896-010-2231x Nicol V2 Vasc. FD Collimator (frontal & lateral)


4.5.1 X-ray Control


4.5.3 X-ray Table

4.5.4 Laser Product




4.6 ALLURA XPER FD10 OR TABLE SW R7.2 (MONOPLANE)
The following certifiable items are compatible with 722014 Allura Xper FD10 OR Table SW R7.2
X-ray systems:
4.6.1 X-Ray Control


9890-000-8514x Tube MRC 200 0508 ROT-GS 1003
4.6.3 X-Ray Table

-- Maquet Magnus Patient Support
4.6.4 Laser Product


4.6.6 X-Ray Generator

9890-000-6507x Velara CVFD R5

4.7 ALLURA XPER FD10/10 OR TABLE SW R7.2 (BIPLANE)
The following certifiable items are compatible with 722019 Allura Xper FD10/10 OR Table SW R7.2
X-ray systems:
4.7.1 X-Ray Control


9890-000-8514x Tube MRC 200 0508 ROT-GS 1003 (frontal & lateral)
4.7.3 X-Ray Table

4.7.4 Laser Product



9890-000-6507x Velara CVFD R5 (frontal & lateral)

4.8 ALLURA XPER FD20 OR TABLE SW R7.2 (MONOPLANE)
The following certifiable items are compatible with 722015 Allura Xper FD20 OR Table SW R7.2
X-ray systems:
4.8.1 X-Ray Control


9890-000-8510x MRC 200 0407 ROT-GS 1004
4.8.3 X-Ray Table

4.8.4 Laser Product




X-ray systems:
4.9.1 X-Ray Control


4.9.3 X-Ray Table

4.9.4 Laser Product

9896-010-4140x Flat Detector PX4700 (frontal)
9896-001-8500x Flat Detector PX4800 (lateral)



X-ray systems:
4.10.1 X-Ray Control


4.10.3 X-Ray Table

4.10.4 Laser Product




Healthcare, Interventional X-Ray
Performance Assurance
Electrical Safety IEC62353

Measuring instructions for permanently installed X-ray devices
Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 2
1.1 Average Time/Manpower Required .................................................................................................. 2
1.2 Instructions ....................................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Tools Required ................................................................................................................................. 3
1.4 Materials Required ........................................................................................................................... 3
1.5 Document History ............................................................................................................................. 3
2 VISUAL INSPECTION ..................................................................................................................... 4
3 INSTALLATION MEASUREMENTS................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Insulation Resistance ....................................................................................................................... 5
3.2 Equipment Leakage current ............................................................................................................. 7
4 PROTECTIVE GROUND RESISTANCE ......................................................................................... 8
5 TOUCH CURRENT .......................................................................................................................... 9
6 FUNCTIONAL TEST ...................................................................................................................... 10

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DMR 132072, Rev: 01 CSIP Level 1 1 of 10

1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Average Time/Manpower Required
This document is not only used for the initial installation of the X-ray device (for example, Allura Xper system),
but also for planned maintenance and after repair.
Install Planned maintenance

Chapter
Time needed Time needed Frequency
2 Visual Inspection 10 min. 10 min. 24 months
3 Installation measurements 30 min.
4 Protective Ground Resistance 20 min. 20 min. 24 months
5 Touch Current 20 min. 20 min. 24 months
6 Functional Test 10 min. 10 min. 24 months
Total time: 90 min. 60 min.
1.2 Instructions
Applicable: This document is applicable for the X-ray device.
For medical equipment that is powered from a wall socket refer to instructions of the
applicable product.
Perform the applicable measuring procedures and enter the measured values in the PA database or, if not
available, on the Measuring Record (download the Excel sheet from the InCenter website)

1.3 Tools Required
Gossen Secutest Earth Bond Electrical Safety

Tester Kit including cable reel and adaptors
(TC378) Mains extension cord, 10 m (TC045)
Standard Toolkit (TC129) Multimeter (TC091)
Leakage Current Measuring Tool (MD, TC075)
1.4 Materials Required

N.A.
1.5 Document History

Revision Revision date Reason of changes
01 2012-04-12 Added:
visible check network isolator
procedure for Leakage current measurement at initial installation
procedure for Touch current measurement
00 2012-01-06 First issue

2 VISUAL INSPECTION
Applicable: This chapter is applicable for the X-ray device.
For medical equipment that is powered from a wall socket refer to instructions of the
applicable product.
Purpose: To make sure that the X-ray device meets all conditions that are necessary for clinical use
(IEC 62353).
1. Make sure that the value of the fuses matches with the inscription.
− Only check the values for fuses that are accessible by the user without removing the covers.
2. Check the integrity of mechanical parts
− Any damage or contamination
3. Check the integrity of the network connection
− Check if network isolator is still present in the connection to the hospital network.
4. Make sure that the safety-related labels are present and readable.
5. After testing, repair or adjustment, make sure that the equipment is restored to the conditions that are
necessary for clinical use.

3 INSTALLATION MEASUREMENTS
3.1 Insulation Resistance
Applicable: This chapter is applicable for the X-ray device, but is only required at initial installation.
For medical equipment that is powered from a wall socket, see the instructions of the
applicable product.
Purpose: To make sure that the X-ray device is insulated from the building construction, and that the
insulation resistance is within specification. (IEC 60601-1-1)
Limits: ≥ 100 kΩ
1. Turn off the system. Main Earth Bar
2. Turn off the mains circuit breaker.

3. Disconnect the wire between: Equipotential
Conductor Bar
− Protective conductor bar
− Philips protective conductor bar. Philips equipment Protective
4. Disconnect all non-Philips equipment. Conductor Bar
5. Set the multimeter to ohm measurement. Accessible

conductive Philips
6. Connect the test leads at: parts Protective
Conductor Bar
− Philips protective conductor bar.
7. Make sure that the reading on the
multimeter is above 100 kΩ.
− If OK, continue with the next step.
− If not OK, first locate the problem and
fix it. The insulation resistance tester
could damage sensitive electronics.
8. Disconnect the multimeter.

9. Use a mains extension cord to power the
Secutest. Main Earth Bar
10. Connect the cable

− from Secutest socket 1 Equipotential
Conductor Bar
− to the protective conductor bar.
11. Connect the test probe Philips equipment Protective
Conductor Bar
− to Secutest sockets 2 and 3.
Accessible
12. Set the Secutest rotary switch to Iso / HV. conductive Philips
parts Protective
13. Select R-INS (with the up and down Conductor Bar
buttons).
14. Push the Entry key .
15. Push the Entry key again.
3
16. Touch the Philips protective conductor bar 2
with the test probe and measure the 1
insulation resistance.
17. Remove test leads and test equipment.
18. Continue with chapter 3.2.
Mains

3.2 Equipment Leakage current
Applicable: This chapter is applicable for the X-ray device, but is only required at initial installation.
applicable product.
Purpose: To check that the equipment leakage current of the system is within specification under
Normal Conditions (NC). (IEC 60601-1)
Limits: ≤ 15 mA (AC), for a monoplane system
(M-cabinet ≤ 5 mA, Velara generator ≤ 10 mA)
1. Preconditions (normally the case if you continue from chapter 3.1):

− Turn off the system.
− Turn off the mains circuit breaker.
− Disconnect the wire between the protective conductor bar and the Philips protective conductor bar.
− Disconnect all non-Philips equipment.
2. Connect the leakage current measuring Main Earth Bar

tool (MD) and the multimeter between:
Equipotential
− Philips protective conductor bar. Conductor Bar
3. Set the multimeter to Vac measurement.

Philips equipment Protective
4. Turn on the mains circuit breaker Conductor Bar
5. Turn on the system. Accessible
conductive
6. Wait till the system is fully started parts
Philips
Protective
7. Measure the leakage current Conductor Bar
− 1 V measured = 1 mA leakage current

11. Connect the wire again between

Main Earth Bar
− Philips protective conductor bar.
Equipotential
12. If applicable repeat measurement for Conductor Bar
M-cabinet and/or generator
13. Connect all non-Philips equipment again.
Protective
Philips equipment
Conductor Bar
Accessible
conductive Philips
parts Protective
Conductor Bar

4 PROTECTIVE GROUND RESISTANCE
applicable product.
Purpose: To make sure that the accessible conductive parts of the X-ray device are grounded
and that the ground resistance is within specification (IEC 62353).
Limits: Philips protective conductor bar with respect to any accessible conductive part of the
equipment ≤ 300 mΩ

Main Earth Bar
3. Use a mains extension cord to power the
Equipotential
Secutest. Conductor Bar
4. Set the Secutest rotary switch to PE.

Protective
5. Connect the test probe to the Secutest Philips equipment
Conductor Bar
− socket 5 and 4 Accessible

conductive Philips
6. Connect the alligator clip tightly to the Philips parts Protective
Conductor Bar
protective conductor bar (if the alligator clip
moves you might lose the Zero point setting).
5 4
Mains
7. Connect the cable reel (SK25) with the adapter

to the test socket of the Secutest.
8. Set the test current on the Secutest to 200 mA.
9. Set the Zero point for the probe and the test
lead:
− connect the test probe to the Philips
protective conductor bar,
− press the zero point button ,

− press to store the value.
10. Measure the protective ground resistance at the specified accessible conductive parts.
− See the measuring list (PA or Excel sheet) for measuring points.
− For protective ground measurements at the equipment rack measure all socket outlets, but only record
the highest value.

5 TOUCH CURRENT
applicable product.
Purpose: To make sure that the Touch current between the accessible conductive parts of the
X-ray device (within the patient environment) and the accessory rail of the patient
support is within specification, under standby conditions (IEC 62353).
Limits: Equipment leakage current for Class I medical equipment ≤ 500 µA
Equipment leakage current for Class II medical equipment ≤ 100 µA
The patient support table top is Class II medical equipment (limit ≤ 100 µA)
Accessible conductive parts in

1. Connect the leakage current measuring Patient environment
tool (MD) and the multimeter between: (1.5m around the patient support)
− Accessory rail of the patient support
− Accessible conductive parts of the X-ray
device (within the patient environment).
2. Set the multimeter to Vac measurement.
4. Wait till the system is fully started
5. Measure the Touch current at the specified
accessible conductive parts.
− 100 mV measured = 100 µA Touch
current
− See the measuring list (PA or Excel
sheet) for measuring points

6 FUNCTIONAL TEST
Depending on when the measurements in this module are performed, different instructions for functional test
must be used:
• Initial installation: do a functional test according to the instructions in the System Manual Installation.
• Planned Maintenance: do a functional test according to the instructions in PM module Finishing PM.
• After modification: do a functional test according to the modification instructions.
• After repair: do a functional test according to the repair instructions.

Healthcare, Interventional X-ray
Radiation Safety
Measuring Instructions

Proprietary Notice:
written request.
DMR135624, Rev: 01 CSIP Level 1 1 of 18

Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 3
1.1 Time/Manpower Required ................................................................................................................ 3
1.2 Instructions ....................................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Tools Required ................................................................................................................................. 4
2 X-RAY FIELD LIMITATION ............................................................................................................. 5

2.1 Frontal channel ................................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Lateral channel ................................................................................................................................. 5
3 AIR KERMA RATE VERIFICATION ................................................................................................ 6

3.1 Frontal channel ................................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 Lateral channel ................................................................................................................................. 6
4 HIGH-LEVEL CONTROL (HLC) MODE .......................................................................................... 7
5 DOSE AREA PRODUCT AND AIR KERMA INDICATION ............................................................. 8

5.1 Frontal channel ................................................................................................................................. 8
5.2 Lateral channel ................................................................................................................................. 8
6 CHECK KV, MA, AND MS INDICATION ......................................................................................... 9

6.1 Frontal channel ............................................................................................................................... 10
6.2 Lateral channel ............................................................................................................................... 12
7 CHECK FLUOROSCOPY TIMER .................................................................................................. 14
8 CHECK X-RAY ON LIGHTS .......................................................................................................... 15
9 CHECK EXPOSURE END BUZZER ............................................................................................. 16
10 CHECK DOOR CONTACTS .......................................................................................................... 17
11 CHECK RADIATION WARNING LABEL ...................................................................................... 18

1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Time/Manpower Required
This is a performance assurance instruction for the Allura Xper system regarding radiation safety. This
instruction is not only used for performance assurance during the initial installation of the Allura Xper
system, but also for performance assurance during planned maintenance and after repair.
Chapter Frequency Time needed

monoplane biplane
2 X-ray Field Limitation 24 months 15 min. 30 min.
3 Air Kerma Rate Verification 6 months 20 min. 40 min.
4 High-Level Control (HLC) mode 24 months 2 min. 2 min.
5 Dose Area Product and Air Kerma Indication 24 months 20 min. 35 min.
6 Check kV, mA, and ms Indication 24 months 20 min. 40 min.
7 Check Fluoroscopy Timer 24 months 10 min. 10 min.
8 Check X-ray ON lights 24 months 5 min. 5 min.
9 Check Exposure End Buzzer 24 months 2 min. 2 min.
10 Check Door Contacts 24 months 5 min. 5 min.
11 Check Radiation Warning Label 24 months 1 min. 1 min.
1.2 Instructions
Applicable: This document is applicable for Allura Xper systems with software release 7 or higher.
For Allura Xper systems with software release 6 or lower, use DMR102095.
For Integris systems, use DMR102095.
Do the steps of the applicable measuring procedures and enter the measured values in the WOMPA
database.
If the WOMPA database is not available, download the Measuring Record from the InCenter website,
and then enter the measured values on the Measuring Record.

1.3 Tools Required
Tool kit, standard (TC129) USB Smart card reader (TC059)
Dose/kVp/mAs meter (TC261) EDL tool (TC324)

N.A.

01 2012-04-12 moved Air Kerma verification (from chapter 4 to 3) and clarified
applicability of High Level Control mode

2 X-RAY FIELD LIMITATION
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding the alignment of
the X-ray field with respect to the detector field.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32, IEC 60601-1-3, IEC 60601-2-43
requirements:
Requirements:
• Neither the length nor the width of the X-ray field shall exceed that of the
visible area of the image receptor by more than 3% of the SID.
• Also, the sum of the excess length and excess width shall not exceed 4% of
the SID.
• The Field Service Framework calculates the result. If the test passes, the
legal requirements are met.
2.1 Frontal channel

1. Log on to the Field Service Framework (FSF).
2. In FSF, select Performance > System > Lower Level IQ Tests (- Frontal) > FieldLimitationTest
(Frontal).
3. Do the steps that show on the screen.
4. If the Field Limitation Test is not available:
− Select Adjustment > System > (Channel Dependent - Frontal >) Detector Entranceplane
Adjustment (Frontal).
− Use this procedure only as a check and do NOT make any changes to the system.
− At the stage for the smallest detector field size (15 cm), click Cancel to make sure that you do
not make any changes to the system.
CAUTION
Do NOT make any changes in Detector Entranceplane Adjustment.
2.2 Lateral channel

1. In FSF, select Performance > System > Lower Level IQ Tests - Lateral > FieldLimitationTest
Lateral.
3. If the Field Limitation Test is not available:
− Select Adjustment > System > Channel Dependent - Lateral > Detector Entranceplane
Adjustment Lateral.
− Use this procedure only as a check and do NOT make any changes to the system.
− At the stage for the smallest detector field size (15 cm), click Cancel to make sure that you do
not make any changes to the system.
CAUTION
Do NOT make any changes in Detector Entranceplane Adjustment.

3 AIR KERMA RATE VERIFICATION
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding the limitation of
the Air Kerma rate.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32, local requirements.
requirements:
Requirements: The Air Kerma rate limits depend on local requirements.
• FDA limit for "Normal mode" = 88 mGy/min (1467 µGy/s or10 R/min)
• FDA limit for "High-level mode" = 176 mGy/min (2933 µGy/s or 20 R/min)
NOTE
Any EPX can be selected in the AirKermaRateVerification procedure. Select at least

Fluoroscopy mode I, II and III of 1 EPX to demonstrate compliance with legal requirements.
3.1 Frontal channel

1. In FSF, select Performance > System > AirKerma > AirKermaRateVerification >
(Channel Dependent - Frontal) > AirKermaRateVerification (Frontal).
2. Do the steps that show on the screen
3.2 Lateral channel

1. In FSF, select Performance > System > AirKerma > AirKermaRateVerification >
Channel Dependent - Lateral > AirKermaRateVerification Lateral.

4 HIGH-LEVEL CONTROL (HLC) MODE
Applicable: This test is only applicable if the High-level Control mode is configured.
• If dose in high level mode is limited to 88 mGy/min (1467 µGy/s or10 R/min)
High-level Control mode is not required.
• In chapter 3 "Air Kerma Rate Verification" you have measured the dose, if
one of the Fluoroscopy Flavours exceeds 88 mGy/min, then this
Fluoroscopy Flavour is referred to as " Fluoroscopy Flavour High "
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding the High-level
Control mode.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32

requirements:
Requirements: The High Level Control (HLC) mode shall:

• be limited to 20 R/min maximum
• be selected by special means
• be operable only by continuous manual activation
• have an alarm that is audible whenever the mode is operational, regardless
of the Entrance Exposure Rate.
1. Select Fluoroscopy Flavour High on the Xper Imaging module .

2. Start fluoroscopy.
3. Make sure that you can hear the buzzer at the tableside and at the control desk.
4. Stop fluoroscopy.
5. Start fluoroscopy again and make sure that the system has reverted to normal or low fluoroscopy
mode.

5 DOSE AREA PRODUCT AND AIR KERMA INDICATION
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding the accuracy of
the Dose Area Product indication and the Air Kerma indication.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32, IEC 60601-2-43
requirements:
Requirements:
• Fluoroscopic equipment manufactured on or after June 10, 2006, shall
display at the fluoroscopist's working position the AKR and cumulative air
kerma.
• The reference location shall be 15 cm from the isocenter toward the x-ray
source along the beam axis.
• The displayed AKR and cumulative air kerma shall not deviate from the
actual values by more than +/-35 percent
5.1 Frontal channel

1. In FSF, select Performance > System > Lower Level IQ Tests (- Frontal) >
DAP Measurement and Skin Dose verification Frontal.
5.2 Lateral channel

1. For biplane only:
In FSF, select Performance > System > Lower Level IQ Tests - Lateral >
DAP Measurement and Skin Dose verification Lateral.

6 CHECK KV, MA, AND MS INDICATION
kV, mA and ms indication.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32, IEC 60601-2-7

requirements:
Requirements: The accuracy of the kV, mA, and ms indication is stated in the Instructions for
Use. X-ray system must comply with those values.
Example of technical data in IFU Philips Allura Xper FD Series – Basics

Document version 7.0 (9897 100 03881 * MAY 2010)
Velara Performance Requested by IEC 60601-2-7

Exposure
Tube voltage
± 10%
± (3%)
Tube current-time product
± (10% + 0,2mAs)
± (3% + 0.1 mAs)
Tube current
± (3% + 0.15 mA) @ Tp > 35 ms ± 20%
± (8% + 0.15 mA) @ 1 < Tp < 35 ms
Exposure time
± (10% + 1ms)
± (2% + 0.1 ms) Only valid at cine technique
Exposure time
≤ 4% + 1ms (for mA > 10mA) ± (10% + 1ms)
≤ 10% + 1ms (for mA < 10mA)
mAs post-exposure display in kV technique
± (3% + 0.1 mAs)
Post-exposure time display
± (2% + 0.1 ms)
Fluoroscopy
Tube voltage
± 10%
≤ 3%
Tube current ± 20% measured according
≤ 3% ± 0.15 mA to Sect. 50.104.2 b)

6.1 Frontal channel
2. Remove the jumper from the mAs connector
on the GSS box in the Velara generator.
3. Connect the Unfors/Raysafe Xi mAs meter

to the mAs connector.
− Use the correct polarity.
− Use a long cable.
4. Do not connect the Unfors/Raysafe Xi
battery charger when measuring mA/mAs.
− Do so to prevent a ground current that
influences the measurement
5. Place the mAs meter on a non-grounded
surface.
influences the measurement.

7. Turn on the Unfors/Raysafe Xi meter.
8. Setup Unfors/Raysafe Xi meter:
− kVp mode: kV only
− Trig delay: 0 ms
− kVp delay: 0 ms
− Calc. delay :0.5 s
9. Move the X-ray beam to a horizontal

position.
10. Set the detector rotation in landscape
position (FD20 frontal only).
11. Move the table top out of the X-ray beam.
12. Remove the anti-scatter grid from the flat
detector.
13. Install the EDL tool to the flat detector.
− For instructions how to install the EDL
tool, see the EDL tool product manual.
14. Place the dose meter sensor in the probe
holder at an angle of 90° to the X-ray tube
anode/cathode line.
NOTE
No filtration between the sensor

and the X-ray tube is allowed.

15. In FSF, select Performance > Generator > Manual X-ray Generator Test >
(Channel Dependant - Frontal) > Manual X-ray Generator Test (Frontal).
− Use these parameters: Large Focus 80 kV 100 mA 100 ms.
16. Do a check of the kV, mA and ms value:
− Make an exposure.
− On the Unfors/Raysafe Xi, scroll down to display all values.
− Record the required values.
17. In FSF, change the kV parameter: Large Focus 60 kV 100 mA 100 ms
18. Click apply.
19. Do a check of the kV, mA, and ms value.
21. Click apply.
23. Turn off the Unfors/Raysafe Xi meter.

24. Turn off the System.
25. Disconnect the Unfors/Raysafe Xi mAs
meter.
26. Reinsert the jumper in the mAs connector on
the generator.
27. Remove the dose meter sensor and the
probe holder.

6.2 Lateral channel
1. .Turn off the system
2. Remove the jumper from the mAs connector
on the GSS box in the Velara generator.
3. Connect the Unfors/Raysafe Xi mAs meter

to the mAs connector.
− Use the correct polarity.
− Use a long cable.
4. Do not connect the Unfors/Raysafe Xi
battery charger when measuring mA/mAs.
influences the measurement
5. Place the mAs meter on a non-grounded
surface.
influences the measurement.

7. Turn on the Unfors/Raysafe Xi meter.
8. Setup Unfors/Raysafe Xi meter:
− kVp mode: kV only
− Trig delay: 0 ms
− kVp delay: 0 ms
− Calc. delay :0.5 s
9. Move the X-ray beam to a horizontal

position.
10. Move the table top out of the X-ray beam.
11. Remove the anti-scatter grid from the flat
detector.
12. Install the EDL tool to the flat detector.
− For instructions how to install the EDL
tool, see the EDL tool product manual.
13. Place the dose meter sensor in the probe
holder at an angle of 90° to the X-ray tube
anode/cathode line.
NOTE
No filtration between the sensor

and the X-ray tube is allowed.

14. In FSF, select Performance > Generator > Manual X-ray Generator Test >
Channel Dependant - Lateral > Manual X-ray Generator Test Lateral.
− Use these parameters: Large Focus 80 kV 100 mA 100 ms.
15. Do a check of the kV, mA and ms value:
− Make an exposure.
− On the Unfors/Raysafe Xi, scroll down to display all values.
− Record the required values.
17. Click apply.
20. Click apply.
22. Turn off the Unfors/Raysafe Xi meter.

23. Turn off the System.
24. Disconnect the Unfors/Raysafe Xi mAs
meter.
25. Reinsert the jumper in the mAs connector on
the generator.
26. Remove the dose meter sensor and the
probe holder.

7 CHECK FLUOROSCOPY TIMER
the fluoroscopy timer.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32
requirements:
Requirements:
• A display of the fluoroscopic irradiation time at theworking position of the
fluoroscopist.
• When the x-ray tube is activated, the fluoroscopic irradiation time in minutes
and tenths of minutes shall be continuously displayed and updated at least
once every 6 seconds.
• The fluoroscopic irradiation time shall also be displayed within 6 seconds of
termination of an exposure and remain displayed until reset.
• Means shall be provided to reset the display to zero prior to the beginning of
a new examination or procedure.
1. Reset the Fluoroscopy timer.

2. Start fluoroscopy and at the same time start the stopwatch.
3. Make sure that the fluoroscopy radiation buzzer gives a warning sound within 5 minutes after the
start of fluoroscopy.

8 CHECK X-RAY ON LIGHTS
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding the X-ray On
lights.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32, IEC 60601-2-43:2010
requirements:
Requirements:
• One or more warning lights must be present in order to indicate the loading
state (X-ray On) to persons at all positions in the room containing the
interventional X-ray equipment.
• Appropriate warning lights to indicate the loading state must be present
adjacent to doors opening into the procedure room when warning lights
within the procedure room are not visible.
1. Start fluoroscopy.
2. Make sure that all X-ray On lights are on.

9 CHECK EXPOSURE END BUZZER
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding the exposure end
buzzer.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32, 60601-1-3:2008
requirements:
Requirements:
• When in normal use the termination of the loading state (from X-ray on to
standby) is determined by the equipment, the termination shall be
unambiguously indicated to the operator by an audible signal.
• A series of loading states (> 2 frames/s) initiated by a single actuation shall
be considered as one loading for this requirement.
1. Do a check of the acoustic signal at the end of an exposure or exposure run.

10 CHECK DOOR CONTACTS
Applicable: This test is only applicable if the IEC requirements do not interfere with the local
requirements. In some countries different requirements are applicable (for
example, radiation has to stop when door contact is open).
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding door contacts.
Reference to legal IEC 60601-2-43
requirements:
Requirements: Information on the use of interlocks: no interruption of irradiation or any other
disturbance of a procedure in progress is allowed.
1. Make sure that the door contacts are in place.

2. For each door contact, make sure that:
− you cannot start exposure when the door is open,
− exposure is not interrupted when you open the door during exposure,
− the patient data monitor shows user messages for door contact.

11 CHECK RADIATION WARNING LABEL
Applicable: This test is only applicable in USA, Canada, and China.
Purpose of this test: To demonstrate compliance with legal requirements regarding warning labels.
Reference to legal FDA 21CFR1020.32 and Chinese law
requirements:
Requirements: Radiation warning label must be legible.
Systems in the USA and Canada:

1. Make sure that the warning label is readable.
− The label is mounted on the Review module near the
on/off buttons.
Systems in China:
1. Make sure that the warning label is readable.
− The label is mounted on the Review module near the
on/off buttons.
For other countries, no label is required.

Healthcare, Interventional X-ray
Level 1 IQ tests
Measuring Instructions
Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 2
1.1 Time/Manpower Required ................................................................................................................ 2
1.2 Instructions ....................................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Tools Required ................................................................................................................................. 2
2 FAST DOSE VERIFICATION (FRONTAL) ...................................................................................... 4
3 ENERGY AND SIGNAL FLOW 1 AND 2 (FRONTAL) .................................................................... 4
4 EDL EXPECTED TUBE POWER VERIFICATION (FRONTAL) ..................................................... 4
5 MONITOR PERFORMANCE ........................................................................................................... 4
6 FAST DOSE VERIFICATION LATERAL ......................................................................................... 5
7 ENERGY AND SIGNAL FLOW 1 AND 2 LATERAL....................................................................... 5
8 EDL EXPECTED TUBE POWER VERIFICATION LATERAL ........................................................ 5

Proprietary Notice:
written request.

1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Time/Manpower Required
This is a performance assurance instruction for the Allura Xper system regarding level 1 IQ tests. This
instruction is not only used for performance assurance during the initial installation of the Allura Xper
system, but also for performance assurance during planned maintenance and after repair.
Chapter Frequency Time needed

monoplane biplane
2. Fast dose Verification (Frontal) 12 months 5 min. 5 min.
3. Energy and Signal Flow 1 and 2 (Frontal) 12 months 5 min. 5 min.
4. EDL Expected Tube Power Verification (Frontal) 12 months 10 min. 10 min.
5. Monitor Performance 12 months 15 min. 15 min.
6. Fast dose Verification Lateral 12 months 5 min.
7. Energy and Signal Flow 1 and 2 Lateral 12 months 5 min.
8. EDL Expected Tube Power Verification Lateral 12 months 10 min.
1.2 Instructions
Applicable: This document is applicable for Allura Xper systems with software release 7 or higher.
For Allura Xper systems with software release 6 or lower, use DMR102091
Do the steps of the applicable measuring procedures and enter the measured values in the WOMPA
database.
If the WOMPA database is not available, download the Measuring Record from the InCenter website,
and then enter the measured values on the Measuring Record.
1.3 Tools Required
Tool kit, standard (TC129) USB Smart card reader (TC059)
Dose/kVp/mAs meter (TC261) with light meter Image Quality Tool Kit, Level 1 (TC070)
or additional Light Meter (TC078)

N.A.

01 2012-04-12 moved "Dose test and dose calibration" procedures to
DMR123693 AdjustGeneratorAndImageDetector

2 FAST DOSE VERIFICATION (FRONTAL)
1. In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests (- Frontal) > Fast dose Verification
(Frontal).
3 ENERGY AND SIGNAL FLOW 1 AND 2 (FRONTAL)

1. In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests (- Frontal) > Energy and Signal
Flow 1 (Frontal).
3. In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests (- Frontal) > Energy and Signal
Flow 2 (Frontal).
4 EDL EXPECTED TUBE POWER VERIFICATION (FRONTAL)

1. In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests (- Frontal) > EDL Expected Tube
Power Verification (Frontal).
5 MONITOR PERFORMANCE
1. In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests (- Channel independent) > Monitor
Performance.
− Execute the measurements for the frontal live monitor only
− Do the steps that show on the screen.
2. Check visually that the other monitors have the same image quality.

6 FAST DOSE VERIFICATION LATERAL
1. For biplane systems only:
In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests - Lateral > Fast dose Verification
Lateral.
7 ENERGY AND SIGNAL FLOW 1 AND 2 LATERAL

In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests - Lateral > Energy and Signal
Flow 1 Lateral.
In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests - Lateral > Energy and Signal
Flow 2 Lateral.
8 EDL EXPECTED TUBE POWER VERIFICATION LATERAL

In FSF, select Performance > System > Level One IQ Tests - Lateral > EDL Expected Tube
Power Verification Lateral.


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CSIP Security Labeling: CSIP Level 1:

DMR137680, Rev: 02 / 4598 002 17753 CSIP Level 1 1 of 2

FIP 12.1: PATIENT & BEAM MOVEMENTS .......................................................................................... 3

FIP 12.2: IPC GEOMETRY ..................................................................................................................... 4

FIP 12.3: GEOCAN ................................................................................................................................. 5

FIP 12.4.1:AD7 TABLE GENERAL ........................................................................................................ 6

FIP 12.4.2: AD7 TABLE MOVEMENTS ................................................................................................. 7

FIP 12.5.1: AD5 TABLE MOVEMENTS ................................................................................................. 8

FIP 12.5.2: AD5 HEIGHT ........................................................................................................................ 9

FIP 12.5.3: AD5 EXTENSION ............................................................................................................... 10

FIP 12.5.4: AD5 LONGITUDINAL ........................................................................................................ 11

FIP 12.5.5: AD5 SWIVEL ...................................................................................................................... 12

FIP 12.6.1:AD5T TILT ........................................................................................................................... 13

FIP 12.6.2:AD5T HEIGHT ..................................................................................................................... 14

FIP 12.6.3: AD5T LONGITUDINAL ...................................................................................................... 15

FIP 12.7: LCD MCS HEIGHT MOVEMENT .......................................................................................... 16

FIP 12.8: MAGNUS PATIENT SUPPORT ............................................................................................ 17

Z1-12.1.1: AD7 TABLE MOVEMENTS OVERVIEW ............................................................................ 18

Z1-12.1.2: MAQUET TABLE MOVEMENTS OVERVIEW ................................................................... 19

Z1-12.2.1: AD7 TABLE SYNCNET CONNECTIONS ........................................................................... 20

Z1-12.2.2: AD7 TABLE + SWIVEL SYNCNET CONNECTIONS ......................................................... 21

Z1-12.3.1: AD7 TABLE HEIGHT MOVEMENT .................................................................................... 22

Z1-12.3.2: AD7 TABLE LONGITUDINAL MOVEMENT ...................................................................... 23

Z1-12.3.3: AD7 TABLE LATERAL MOVEMENT ................................................................................. 24

Z1-12.3.4: AD7 TABLE TILT MOVEMENT .......................................................................................... 25

Z1-12.3.6: AD7 TABLE SWIVEL MOVEMENT .................................................................................... 27

Z1-12.4: LCD MCS MOVEMENT .......................................................................................................... 28

Z1-12.5.1: ENABLE MOVEMENT CIRCUIT (AD7) .............................................................................. 29

Z1-12.5.2: ENABLE MOVEMENT CIRCUIT (MAQUET) ..................................................................... 30

Z1-12.6.1: AD5GX TABLE HEIGHT MOVEMENT ............................................................................... 31

Z1-12.6.3: AD5 TILT TABLE HEIGHT & TILTING MOVEMENT ......................................................... 33

Z1-12.6.4: AD5 TILT/LONG. MOV/TABLE TOP MOTOR DRIVE (BOLUS CHASE).......................... 34

Z1-12.6.5: AD5 TABLE BASE SWIVEL ............................................................................................... 35

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