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電子承認完了図書
No. 2C621-430EN*B
INSTALLATION MANUAL
FOR
SERVICE TOOL FOR
DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY HIGH-VOLTAGE
GENERATOR
MODELS KXO-25SS, KXO-32SS
KXO-50SS, KXO-80SS
(2C621-430EN*B)
 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2012-2014

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
No. 2C621-430EN*B
IMPORTANT!
1. No part of this manual may be copied or reprinted, in whole or in part,

without written permission.
2. The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice
and without our legal obligation.
3. The contents of this manual are correct to the best of our knowledge.
Please inform us of any ambiguous or erroneous descriptions, missing
information, etc.
No. 2C621-430EN*B
REVISION RECORD
REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

(YYYY-MM) /AUTHOR CHANGED No. PRODUCT.
INI. 2012-08 Mr. Sato ------- TM-WP2
*A 2012-11 Addition of models Mr. Sato All pages TM-WP2G
*B 2014-11 Addition of applicable models Mr. Sato Subsection 3.4 TM-WP2G
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CONTENTS
Page
1. SCOPE OF APPLICATION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
1.1 Standard Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
2.1 Meaning of Signal Words ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
2.2 Ensuring the Safety of Workers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
2.3 Prevention of Electric Shock, Fire, or Power Failure ------------------------------------------------------ 8
2.4 Prevention of Exposure to X-rays ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9
2.5 Prevention of Incorrect Operation or System Malfunction ----------------------------------------------- 9
3. CHECKS BEFORE USE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10
3.1 Applicable Software --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
3.2 Applicable Hardware -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
3.3 Tools Required ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
3.4 Applicable Models ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10
4. CONNECTION PROCEDURES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
4.1 For RS-232C Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11
4.2 When a USB Port Is Used ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
5. APPLICABLE DATA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
6. COMMUNICATION METHOD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
6.1 Initial Settings ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
6.2 Status Display on the KXO Panel ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
6.3 Saving Internal Data of the KXO to the PC ---------------------------------------------------------------- 24
6.4 Loading the PC Data to the KXO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27
6.5 Termination Procedure ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
7. DATA EDITING PROCEDURES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
7.1 Editable Data Items ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
7.2 Editing the Radiographic Program Data -------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
7.3 Other Data --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35
7.4 Deleting Data ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 35
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7.5 Memo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35
8. RADIOGRAPHIC PROGRAM DATA INITIAL VALUES --------------------------------------------------------- 36
8.1 For the KXO-50SS, -80SS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
8.2 For the KXO-25SS, -32SS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44
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1. SCOPE OF APPLICATION
This manual describes the operating procedures for the service tool that permits internal data of the
diagnostic X-ray high-voltage generator KXO-25SS, -32SS, -50SS, or -80SS (hereinafter referred to
as "KXO") to be saved on a PC and permits data edited at a PC to be loaded into the KXO.
1.1 Standard Configuration
For the KXO-25SS, -32SS
KXO-25SS/32SS Service Tool ---------------- One CD-R
For the KXO-50SS, -80SS
KXO-50SS/80SS Service Tool ---------------- One CD-R
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2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
2.1 Meaning of Signal Words
In this manual, the signal words DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION are used to
indicate safety and other important instructions. The signal words and their meanings are defined
as follows. Please understand their meanings clearly before reading this manual.
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

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

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

may result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in property damage.
In addition to the above, the signal word NOTE is used to indicate other important information.
NOTE Indicates reference information that enables more efficient use of the
equipment.
2.2 Ensuring the Safety of Workers
To ensure the safety of workers, pay attention to the following points.
WARNING: 1. Post a sign reading "INSPECTION IN PROGRESS" on the entrance

of the radiographic room during work to make people outside the
room aware that work is in progress and thereby avoid
endangering them.
2. Be sure to inform co-workers before turning ON the power of the

distribution board and unit.
3. When emergency stop is required, immediately press the power

OFF switch.
CAUTION: 1. Before starting the work, fully review the work contents and
procedures with co-workers so that work can be performed safely and
efficiently.
2. Before starting the work, carefully read all the manuals for the units
used in combination and fully understand the contents.
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CAUTION: 3. Wear a safety helmet and safety shoes during work.

When working in high places, wear a safety helmet and use a stable
stepladder.
4. When moving the system, be sure to check the following points.
• Confirm that there are no persons or obstacles behind the unit.
• Confirm that no tools are placed on the unit.
5. Exercise extreme care to ensure safety, because heavy units must be

handled during this work. Do not allow a person to carry an object
weighing more than 20 kg.
2.3 Prevention of Electric Shock, Fire, or Power Failure
To prevent electric shock, fire, or power failure, pay attention to the following points.
WARNING: 1. Before connecting the power cable, be sure to turn OFF the breaker
of the power distribution board of the facility. Otherwise, death or
serious injury caused by an electric shock may result.
2. Do not use explosive, combustible, or flammable gases or liquids

near this unit. There is a risk of an explosion or a fire.
3. Before opening the system to replace parts or connect measuring

instruments, be sure to turn OFF the power of the system and of
the facility to prevent electric shock. Wait for at least 5 minutes
after turning OFF the power before replacing parts or connecting
measuring instruments.
A section in the inverter unit (C BANK UNIT) carries a high charge.

Be sure to check for residual voltage (relative to ground) of this
part using the digital voltmeter.
Never change measurement points or connect/disconnect

connectors while power is supplied.
CAUTION: 1. Take all required precautions to prevent electric shock. If the power of
the unit is turned ON with the cover of the unit removed, do not touch
sections to which power is supplied.
2. Do not spill or spray disinfectant, detergent, or water on the unit or on

the floor. When performing disinfection or cleaning, use a soft cloth
that has been soaked in disinfectant or detergent and thoroughly
wrung out. Disinfection or cleaning should be performed only for
sections which require disinfection or cleaning. If a liquid enters the
system or cable pit, a malfunction or an accident may occur.
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2.4 Prevention of Exposure to X-rays
To minimize X-ray exposure, pay attention to the following points.
WARNING: The handswitch or the READY/X-RAY switch should be pressed only

when X-ray exposure is to be performed. Pressing this switch while
the power is ON results in X-ray generation. The user must therefore
be careful not to press this switch accidentally.
CAUTION: When generating X-rays, confirm that only the required workers are
present in the radiographic room.
If work must be performed in the radiographic room while X-rays are

being generated, every worker must wear protective clothing and use a
protective screen etc. to avoid exposure to X-rays.
2.5 Prevention of Incorrect Operation or System Malfunction
To prevent incorrect operation or system malfunction, pay attention to the following points.
CAUTION: The use of radio-wave-emitting devices near this system may interfere
with its operation. Devices which generate radio waves, such as cellular
phones, transceivers, and radio-controlled toys, must not be brought
into the room where this unit is installed and must never be used near
the unit.
CAUTION: 1. Be sure to turn OFF the power of the system before starting the work.
2. When inserting the ROM, pay special attention to the position of pin 1 (this should
be on the lower side). In addition, make sure that all the leads are securely in
contact with the socket.
3. The removed covers and other items must be stored in a safe place so that they do
not fall over or become damaged.
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3. CHECKS BEFORE USE
3.1 Applicable Software
Microsoft Excel 2000/2002/2003/2010 running on Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows 7
NOTE: When this tool is used in Windows Office Excel 2007 or later, do not save the data in a
format other than Excel 97-2003 Workbook (.xls). Antivirus software may block macro
execution.
3.2 Applicable Hardware
DOS/V PC with RS-232C COM port or USB port (USB connection may not operate properly due to
compatibility of the driver. Use of a COM (RS-232C) port is therefore strongly recommended.)
3.3 Tools Required
(1) RS-232C cross cable (Refer to section 4 for the cable specifications.)
(2) USB conversion cable (required only for PC without RS-232C connector)
(3) Standard tools (Phillips screwdriver, flat head screwdriver for fine adjustment, etc.)
3.4 Applicable Models
The service tool is applicable to units manufactured in July 2014 or later. Refer to the table below
for the applicable serial numbers. For models with suffixes which are not included in the table, the
service tool is applicable to all units from initial production onward.
Applicable model Serial numbers

KXO-25SS/H1 2001 or later
KXO-80SS/D9 2031 or later
XKID-001SS/01 2173 or later
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4. CONNECTION PROCEDURES
4.1 For RS-232C Port
Connect the PC and the KXO using an RS-232C cross cable. The cable specifications are shown
below. At the KXO, connect the cable to the CPU23 connector on the XCON 80SS PWB.
Part number of the RS-232C cross cable: CX58-27505 GR-1 (cable length: 5 m)
4.2 When a USB Port Is Used
If an RS-232C port is not provided with the PC, use a commercially available USB-RS232C
conversion cable to connect with the RS-232C cross cable. For the USB driver software, refer to
the appendix of the conversion cable or the homepage of the conversion cable manufacturer.
Example of USB-RS232C conversion cable: USB-RSAQ5R (I-O Data)
Note, however, that USB connection may not operate properly due to compatibility of the driver.
Use of a COM (RS-232C) port is therefore strongly recommended.
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5. APPLICABLE DATA
The data listed in the table below can be input/output into/from the PC. For the procedures for
editing data at the PC, refer to section 7. For the data set at the time of shipment, refer to section 8.
PC to KXO (Data sent from the PC is written KXO to PC (Data sent from the KXO is Destination
to the KXO.) saved to the PC.) of data in
the KXO
1. Radiographic Program data Approx. 1. Radiographic Program data Approx. MRAM
2 min 5 min IC8N
2. Device condition (C0) data Approx. 2. Device condition (C0) data Approx. MRAM
2 sec 1 sec IC8N
3. Tube1 X-ray adjust (C1) data Approx. 3. Tube1 X-ray adjust (C1) data Approx. MRAM
2 sec 1 sec IC8N
4. Tube2 X-ray adjust (C2) data Approx. 4. Tube2 X-ray adjust (C2) data Approx. MRAM
2 sec 1 sec IC8N
5. AEC adjust (C3) data Approx. 5. AEC adjust (C3) data Approx. MRAM
2 sec 1 sec IC8N
6. Exposure (counter) log data Approx. MRAM
2 min IC8N
7. Error log data Approx. MRAM
2 min IC8N
8. Power On/Ready total timer Approx. MRAM
1 sec IC8N
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6. COMMUNICATION METHOD
6.1 Initial Settings
The initial setting procedure for Microsoft Excel 2010 differs slightly from that for Microsoft Excel
2000/2002/2003. Perform the appropriate procedure according to the version of Microsoft Excel
installed in the system.
(1) Start up the PC and copy the service tool file to the PC.
The two files shown in the figure below should be copied to the same directory in the PC.
Figure 6.1-1
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EXCELcopyToolE.xla is needed to perform copying between the service tool files; therefore,
this file should be located in the same directory as the service tool files as shown in the figure
below.
Figure 6.1-2
If copying between the files is not performed, it is not necessary for EXCELcopyToolE.xla to
be located in the same directory. However, the following message is displayed if the service
tool is opened when EXCELcopyToolE.xla is not located in the directory. In this case, click
[OK] to proceed.
Figure 6.1-3
The service tool file includes macros. If it is opened and then closed without making any
changes, a confirmation message asking "Save changes?" is displayed. If no changes have
been made to the file, click [No] to close the message.
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(2) Start up the PC and check the settings of the COM port to which the PC is connected.
When an RS-232C port (D-sub 9-pin) is used, select Start menu  Control panel System
 Hardware  Device manager  Ports (COM & LPT) and confirm that the communication
port is (COM1).
When a USB port is used, check the port number (assigned virtual COM) connected when
installing the USB driver software.
Figure 6.1-4
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(3) Start up SS-_servicetools.xls.
For Microsoft Excel 2000/2002/2003
When the service tool is started up, a warning message concerning the macros included in
the service tool is displayed. Click [Enable macros]. If [Disable macros] is clicked, the
service tool will not function.
Figure 6.1-5
If the above warning message is not displayed, a security level other than [Medium] is set for
Excel. Start up Excel and select Tools  Macro  Security and set the security level to
[Medium].
Note that if the security level is set to [High] or [Very High], the service tool will not function.
Figure 6.1-6
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For Microsoft Excel 2010
This service tool contains macros. When the service tool is started up, a security warning
may be displayed at the upper part of the window. In this case, click [Enable Content] to
display the Add-Ins tab.
Figure 6.1-7
If the above warning is not displayed even though the Add-Ins tab is not displayed, it is due to
the security settings of Excel. In this case, start up Excel and select File  Info  Options to
open the Excel Options window. Select Trust Center on the left of the window and click
[Trust Center Settings…]. In the displayed Trust Center window, select Message Bar and
place a checkmark in the "Show the Message Bar in all applications when active content,
such as ActiveX controls and macros, has been blocked" checkbox.
When the Add-Ins tab is displayed, even if a warning is not displayed, the service tool
functions can be used.
Note that if "Never show information about blocked content" is selected for the security
setting and the Add-Ins tab is not displayed, the service tool functions cannot be used.
Figure 6.1-8
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Figure 6.1-9
Figure 6.1-10
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(4) For Microsoft Excel 2000/2002/2003
When [Enable macros] is clicked, the service tool file is opened. Select Service Tools 
Transmission settings. When the corresponding window is displayed, set the port number to
that confirmed in subsection 6.1 (2). Also confirm that the port is available for communication
and then click [Setting completed]. Settings other than the port number do not need to be
changed in this window.
Figure 6.1-11
COM1 is set as the port number in the figure below.
Figure 6.1-12
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For Microsoft Excel 2010
When the Add-Ins tab is displayed, select Add-Ins  Service Tools  Transmission Settings.
In the displayed Transmission Settings window, set the same port number as that set in
subsection 6.1 (2), confirm that the port is usable, and then click [Setting completed].
The settings of items other than the port number (such as the baud rate) must not be
changed.
Figure 6.1-13
COM3 is set as the port number in the figure below.
Figure 6.1-14
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(5) Initial setting of the PC is completed in step (4). Setting of the KXO is now performed.
Confirm that the communication cable from the PC is connected to CPU23 on the XCON
80SS PWB of the KXO. While the power of the KXO is turned OFF, set the RSW1 and
RSW2 on the XCON 80SS PWB to A and 1, respectively, and then turn ON the KXO. The
system starts up in service mode.
Note that the system will not start up in service mode if the RSWs are set as specified above
while the KXO is turned ON. Be sure to turn ON the KXO after the RSWs have been set to A
and 1.
When using the service tool, error No. 4 may occur. To prevent the error, set DSW5-1 of the
XCON 80SS PWB to ON.
(6) Confirm that the service tool screen is displayed on the KXO operating panel. From the PC,
select Service Tools  Operation screen to display the service tool operating window shown
below. Click [Line test request] to establish communication between the PC and KXO.
Figure 6.1-15
Figure 6.1-16
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(7) When communication is successfully established between the PC and KXO as a result of
the line test request from the PC, the indication [Line not established] in the window
changes to [Line connection in progress].
Figure 6.1-17
If communication between the PC and KXO cannot be established, [Line request in

progress] remains displayed. In this case, click [Cancel] and check the cable connections
and COM number in communication setting. Also confirm whether the KXO is in service
mode. Then click [Line test request] again.
If communication still cannot be established, close the service tool, turn OFF the power of
the KXO, and restart it.
When a USB port is used, if the power of the KXO is turned OFF and communication is
attempted from the PC, the service tool may freeze and the system may be in the no
response status due to the USB driver. In this case, cancel the processing with task
manager.
Figure 6.1-18
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6.2 Status Display on the KXO Panel
Figure 6.2-1
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6.3 Saving Internal Data of the KXO to the PC
(1) Select the desired data (from 1 to 8) from the receiving data list on the right side of the
service tool operating window and then click [Start data reception (KXO to PC)]. When the
confirmation dialog is displayed, click [OK] to start receiving data. During data reception, do
not perform any operations such as turning OFF the KXO, changing the RSW settings, etc.
except in an emergency.
In addition, do not drag the operating window during data reception. Dragging will be given
priority and data reception will be interrupted.
Figure 6.3-1
(2) While data reception is being performed normally, the progress status is displayed.
Figure 6.3-2
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(3) When the PC has successfully received the data from the KXO, [Normal termination] is
displayed and the received data is shown in blue.
Figure 6.3-3
(4) Multiple data sets can be selected for data reception at the same time. When the data has
been received successfully, the received data is shown in blue. Note that receiving data
(KXO to PC) and sending data (PC to KXO) cannot be selected at the same time.
If there is an error during data transmission for multiple datasets and abnormal termination
occurs, select one dataset and perform data transmission again.
Figure 6.3-4
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(5) To interrupt data reception, click [Cancel]. Data reception is forcibly interrupted.
Figure 6.3-5
The data that has been interrupted using [Cancel] should be shown in red. Data reception for
subsequent data sets is also cancelled. To restart and complete data reception, all of the
cancelled data must be selected and received again.
This process also applies when a single data set is selected and cancelled during data
reception.
Figure 6.3-6
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6.4 Loading the PC Data to the KXO
(1) Select the desired data (1 to 5) from the sending data list on the left side of the service tool
operating window and then click [Start data transmission (PC to KXO)]. When the
confirmation dialog is displayed, click [OK] to start sending data to the KXO. During data
transmission, do not perform any operations such as turning OFF the KXO, changing the
RSW settings, etc. except in an emergency.
In addition, do not drag the operating window during data transmission. Dragging will be
given priority and data transmission will be interrupted.
Figure 6.4-1
(2) When item "2. Device condition (C0) data" is sent, check item No. 28 in the service tool main
screen to confirm that the output limit is set appropriately according to the KXO used in
combination (KXO-25SS: 25 kW, KXO-32SS: 32 kW, KXO-50SS: 50 kW, KXO-80SS: 80 kW)
before sending the data.
Figure 6.4-2
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(3) If the data includes input items that have not been entered, the data is displayed in gray and
cannot be selected. To permit the data to be sent, click [Exit] and check the data entry using
[Data Check] in the service tool main screen.
Figure 6.4-3
(4) The methods for indicating completed data transmission, selecting multiple data for
transmission, and canceling data transmission are the same as those for data reception
described in subsection 6.2.
If [Cancel] is clicked, data transmission is forcibly interrupted and incomplete data is saved in
the KXO. Be sure to send the data again and complete data transfer.
Note that the interrupted data is re-sent from the beginning when data transmission is
performed again
(5) If the data is sent from the PC to the KXO, check the contents of the data on the KXO.
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6.5 Termination Procedure
(1) When [Exit] on the lower right of the service tool operating window is clicked, the window is
closed and only the service tool main menu screen is displayed.
When the data is received or the data is changed, rename and save the file in the same
manner as for a standard Excel file. Any name can be used for renaming.
Select [File]  [Close] to close the service tool. Note that a message asking "Save
changes?" may be displayed due to the macros as described in the procedures for initial
setting. If no changes have been made to the file, click [No] to close the message.
Figure 6.5-1
(2) Turn OFF the power of the KXO and return the settings of the RSW1, RSW2, and DSW5-1 to
"0", "0", and "OFF", respectively. When data has been sent from the PC to the KXO, turn ON
the KXO and confirm that the internal data of the KXO has been overwritten correctly.
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7. DATA EDITING PROCEDURES
This section describes the procedures for editing the data of the service tool saved in the PC.
7.1 Editable Data Items
Item No. Editable data from the PC

1 Radiographic Program data
2 Device condition (C0) data
3 Tube1 X-ray adjust (C1) data
4 Tube2 X-ray adjust (C2) data
5 AEC adjust (C3) data
7.2 Editing the Radiographic Program Data
(1) The radiographic program data is selected from the list shown in the figure below.
Figure 7.1-1
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The parameters displayed in blue can be changed using the option list. Move the mouse
cursor to the item to be changed and right-click it. The option list window is displayed.
The option list for the technique is displayed as shown in the figure below. The current
setting is displayed above the options, and the desired option can be selected using the
mouse. To close the window without changing the setting, click [] at the upper right corner
of the window.
Figure 7.1-2
(2) According to the selection method set at item No. 67 of the system condition setting (C0) data,
a total of 999 programs are arranged as follows. Pay attention to the selection mode.
 One-touch selection mode: Programs 1 to 999 can be selected by directly selecting the
number.
 Two-touch selection mode: 100 programs are assigned for each of region 1 to region 7
and 299 programs are assigned to region 8 (AUX).
The maximum number of programs that can be assigned to each region can be set with item
Nos. 68 to 76 of the system condition setting (C0) data. Even if the conditions are set with
the service tool, the program cannot be assigned if the number of programs assigned to the
region exceeds the upper limit.
(3) At sites where physique setting is not required, set the same radiographic conditions for all
physiques so that the radiographic conditions will not be changed even if the physique switch
is pressed accidentally. Alternatively, disable the physique switch with item No. 62 of the
system condition setting (C0) data.
Figure 7.1-3
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(4) In order to avoid incorrect setting, the setting item associated with AEC is grayed out when
AEC is set to OFF. The option list for a grayed-out item is not displayed even if the mouse is
right-clicked on the item.
Figure 7.1-4
(5) When the program data is copied, be sure to use the [Copy] button displayed on the screen
in order to maintain the macros in the service tool.
Select the copy range (source cell) and click the [Copy] button. The [Paste] button is then
displayed. Select the destination cell and click the [Paste] button.
The copy/paste and undo/redo operations of the standard Excel function in the toolbar or
keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl + C or Ctrl + V, may not operate properly due to effects from
internal macros. Therefore, be sure to use the dedicated Copy/Paste/Undo buttons of the
service tool.
Note that sheet protection should not be released.
When copying between files is performed, confirm that both the source and destination files
are open and then click the [Copy] button. The [Paste] button is not displayed if the
destination file is closed.
Figure 7.1-5
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When the data has been pasted, the [Undo] button is displayed and can be used once to
undo the last operation. Note that if the display is changed to another sheet after the data
has been pasted, [Undo] operation cannot be performed because the internal macro has
been switched.
Figure 7.1-6
(6) 800 mA and 1000 mA can be selected in the mA setting list, but they are optional for the
KXO-80SS. Do not select them for the KXO-50SS, KXO-32SS, or KXO-25SS. The
maximum mA for the KXO-50SS, KXO-32SS, and KXO-25SS is 630 mA, 500mA, and 320
mA respectively.
Figure 7.1-7
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(7) The unit for exposure time setting is "msec". Be careful when performing setting.
When mAs is selected in the device condition settings, the mAs value is calculated in the
KXO based on the mA and msec settings.
Selections are available from 1 ms to 9000 ms for the KXO-50SS and KXO-80SS in the
exposure time setting list. However, the exposure time that can be set for the KXO-25SS and
KXO-32SS is 1 ms to 3200 ms, and 2 ms to 3200 ms, respectively. Do not select an
exposure time outside the range for the KXO-25SS and KXO-32SS.
Figure 7.1-8
(8) For Technique, AEC, Density, perform setting appropriately according to the setting of the
device condition (C0) data (for example, although "Not used" has been set for item No. 11
(X-ray tube setting for Bucky2) in the device condition settings, Bucky2 is selected for
Technique).
(9) When all required program data entry has been completed, check whether there are any
blank boxes in the data using the [Data Check] button.
Figure 7.1-9
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7.3 Other Data
Edit the device condition (C0), tube1 X-ray adjustment (C1), tube2 X-ray adjustment (C2), and
AEC adjustment (C3) data. The items that should be entered from the keyboard are shown in
yellowish brown and those that should be selected from the option list are shown in light blue in the
same manner as the program data.
When editing is completed, confirm that the data is complete using the [Data Check] button.
When editing the device condition data, be sure to set the correct output limit (25 to 80 kW) as
described in subsection 6.3 (2).
Note that the setting contents in the device condition (C0) data is too long to be specified; therefore,
they are indicated in the display pane of the selected item at the bottom of the setting list.
7.4 Deleting Data
All of the data in the file can be deleted by selecting [Service Tools]  [Delete all data]. To store
the data in another sheet, backup the file before performing data deletion.
7.5 Memo
Select [Service Tools]  [Memo] or select the Memo tab to display the sheet for freely entering the
data.
Use this sheet to record data (such as the number of exposures) when a PWB is replaced.
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8. RADIOGRAPHIC PROGRAM DATA INITIAL VALUES
8.1 For the KXO-50SS, -80SS
The factory default radiographic program data of the KXO-50SS and KXO-80SS can be selected
using the panel buttons shown below. In two-touch selection mode, the upper buttons are used to
select the region and the lower buttons are used to select the program number. The data in the
comment column on the left of the table is not transferred. The "kxo-ss label creation tool.xls" file
is available to change the label to be attached to the sheet panel.
Figure 8.1-1
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No. (Comment) Physique Technique kV mA msec AEC Density Field

1 SKULL AP/PA Obese Bucky1 76 320 160 AEC Off 0 
Normal Bucky1 76 320 160 AEC Off 0 
Lean Bucky1 76 320 160 AEC Off 0 
Child Bucky1 70 320 160 AEC Off 0 
2 SKULL LAT Obese Bucky1 72 320 80 AEC Off 0 
3 SKULL Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
to Normal Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
100
Lean Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
Child Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
101 CHEST PA Obese Bucky2 125 320 10 AEC Off 0 
102 CHEST LAT Obese Bucky2 125 320 20 AEC Off 0 
103 CHEST AP Obese Bucky2 78 320 40 AEC Off 0 
105 CLAVICLE AP Obese Gene1 76 320 32 AEC Off 0 
Normal Gene1 70 320 32 AEC Off 0 
106 STERNUM PA Obese Gene1 70 320 32 AEC Off 0 
107 STERNUM LAT Obese Gene1 78 320 250 AEC Off 0 
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108 CHEST Obese Bucky1 78 320 20 AEC Off 0 
CAVITY/RIBS Normal Bucky1 74 320 20 AEC Off 0 
AP
109 CHEST OBT Obese Bucky1 78 320 50 AEC Off 0 
110 CHEST Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
200
201 ABDOMEN AP Obese Bucky1 82 320 100 AEC Off 0 
202 ABD Obese Bucky1 82 320 63 AEC Off 0 
CAVITY/RIBS Normal Bucky1 76 320 63 AEC Off 0 
AP
203 ABDOMEN Obese Bucky1 82 320 80 AEC Off 0 
OBT Normal Bucky1 76 320 80 AEC Off 0 
205 ABDOMEN Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
300
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301 CERVICAL Obese Bucky1 74 320 45 AEC Off 0 
AP/PA Normal Bucky1 74 320 45 AEC Off 0 
302 CERVICAL Obese Bucky1 74 320 71 AEC Off 0 
LAT Normal Bucky1 74 320 71 AEC Off 0 
303 THORACIC Obese Bucky1 78 320 125 AEC Off 0 
SPINE AP Normal Bucky1 74 320 125 AEC Off 0 
304 THORACIC Obese Bucky1 82 320 160 AEC Off 0 
SPINE LAT Normal Bucky1 78 320 160 AEC Off 0 
305 LUMBAR AP Obese Bucky1 80 320 250 AEC Off 0 
306 LUMBAR LAT Obese Bucky1 90 320 400 AEC Off 0 
307 LUMBAR OBT Obese Bucky1 82 320 320 AEC Off 0 
308 SACRUM Obese Bucky1 78 320 200 AEC Off 0 
COCCYX AP Normal Bucky1 74 320 200 AEC Off 0 
309 SACRUM Obese Bucky1 82 320 200 AEC Off 0 
COCCYX LAT Normal Bucky1 78 320 200 AEC Off 0 
310 SPC Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
400
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401 HIP AP Obese Bucky1 74 320 200 AEC Off 0 
402 LAUENSTEIN Obese Bucky1 78 320 200 AEC Off 0 
403 PELVIS AP Obese Bucky1 74 320 200 AEC Off 0 
404 MARTIUS Obese Bucky1 110 320 250 AEC Off 0 
405 GUTHMAN Obese Bucky1 120 320 250 AEC Off 0 
406 PELVIS Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
500
501 SHOULDER Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
JOINT AP Normal Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
502 HUMERUS Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
503 FOREARM Obese Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
504 ELBOW JOINT Obese Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
AP Normal Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
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505 WRIST AP Obese Gene1 50 320 16 AEC Off 0 
506 HAND AP Obese Gene1 50 320 10 AEC Off 0 
507 SHOULDER Obese Gene1 62 320 32 AEC Off 0 
JOINT AXI Normal Gene1 62 320 32 AEC Off 0 
508 HUMERUS Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
JOINT LAT Normal Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
509 FOREARM Obese Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
JOINT LAT Normal Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
510 ELBOW JOINT Obese Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
LAT Normal Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
511 WRIST LAT Obese Gene1 50 320 16 AEC Off 0 
512 HAND LAT Obese Gene1 50 320 10 AEC Off 0 
513 UP EXM Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
600
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601 FEMUR AP Obese Gene1 74 320 100 AEC Off 0 
602 KNEE JOINT Obese Gene1 62 320 50 AEC Off 0 
603 LEG BONES Obese Gene1 62 320 50 AEC Off 0 
604 ANKLE JOINT Obese Gene1 60 320 25 AEC Off 0 
605 FOOT AP Obese Gene1 60 320 16 AEC Off 0 
606 FEMUR LAT Obese Bucky1 74 320 100 AEC Off 0 
607 KNEE LAT Obese Gene1 62 320 50 AEC Off 0 
608 LEG BONES Obese Gene1 62 320 50 AEC Off 0 
609 ANKLE LAT Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
610 FOOT OBT Obese Gene1 60 320 16 AEC Off 0 
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611 LOW EXM Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
700
701 AUX Obese Gene1 60 320 32 AEC Off 0 
999
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8.2 For the KXO-25SS, -32SS
In the factory default status, the program data for the KXO-25SS and KXO-32SS is selected in
one-touch selection mode. The data in the comment column on the left of the table shown below
is for reference only and is not included in the program data. Use "KXO-SS_label creation tool.xls"
to edit a label to be attached to the sheet panel, if necessary.
Figure 8.2-1

1 CHEST PA Obese Bucky2 125 100 32 AEC Off 0 
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4 SKULL AP/PA Obese Bucky1 76 100 400 AEC Off 0 
5 SKULL LAT Obese Bucky1 72 100 400 AEC Off 0 
6 CERVICAL AP/PA Obese Bucky1 74 100 140 AEC Off 0 
7 CERVICAL LAT Obese Bucky1 74 160 140 AEC Off 0 
8 THORACIC SPINE Obese Bucky1 78 160 250 AEC Off 0 
AP Normal Bucky1 74 160 250 AEC Off 0 
9 LUMBAR AP Obese Bucky1 80 200 400 AEC Off 0 
10 LUMBAR LAT/OBT Obese Bucky1 90 200 630 AEC Off 0 
11 SHOULDER JOINT Obese Gene1 60 100 100 AEC Off 0 
12 WRIST JOINT AP Obese Gene1 50 100 50 AEC Off 0 
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13 FEMUR AP Obese Bucky1 74 100 320 AEC Off 0 
14 KNEE JOINT AP Obese Gene1 62 100 160 AEC Off 0 
15 ANKLE JOINT AP Obese Gene1 60 100 80 AEC Off 0 
17 CHEST AP Obese Bucky2 78 200 63 AEC Off 0 
19 CLAVICLE AP Obese Gene1 76 100 100 AEC Off 0 
20 STERNUM PA Obese Gene1 70 100 100 AEC Off 0 
21 STERNUM LAT Obese Gene1 78 200 400 AEC Off 0 
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22 CHEST CAVITY Obese Bucky1 78 100 63 AEC Off 0 
/RIBS AP Normal Bucky1 74 100 63 AEC Off 0 
23 CHEST OBT Obese Bucky1 78 100 160 AEC Off 0 
25 ABD CAVITY/RIBS Obese Bucky1 82 100 200 AEC Off 0 
26 ABDOMEN OBT Obese Bucky1 82 100 250 AEC Off 0 
29 SACRUM COCCYX Obese Bucky1 78 200 320 AEC Off 0 
30 SACRUM COCCYX Obese Bucky1 82 200 320 AEC Off 0 
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31 HIP JOINT AP Obese Bucky1 74 200 320 AEC Off 0 

32 LAUENSTEIN Obese Bucky1 78 200 320 AEC Off 0 
33 PELVIS AP Obese Bucky1 74 200 320 AEC Off 0 
34 MARTIUS Obese Bucky1 110 200 400 AEC Off 0 
35 GUTHMAN Obese Bucky1 120 200 400 AEC Off 0 
36 SHOULDER JOINT Obese Gene1 62 100 100 AEC Off 0 
AXI Normal Gene1 62 100 100 AEC Off 0 
37 HUMERUS JOINT Obese Gene1 60 100 100 AEC Off 0 
38 HUMERUS JOINT Obese Gene1 60 100 100 AEC Off 0 
39 FOREARM JOINT Obese Gene1 60 100 80 AEC Off 0 
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40 FOREARM JOINT Obese Gene1 60 100 80 AEC Off 0 

41 ELBOW JOINT AP Obese Gene1 60 100 80 AEC Off 0 
42 ELBOW JOINT LAT Obese Gene1 60 100 80 AEC Off 0 
43 WRIST JOINT LAT Obese Gene1 50 100 50 AEC Off 0 
44 HAND AP Obese Gene1 50 100 32 AEC Off 0 
45 HAND LAT Obese Gene1 50 100 32 AEC Off 0 
46 FEMUR LAT Obese Bucky1 74 100 320 AEC Off 0 
47 KNEE JOINT LAT Obese Gene1 62 100 160 AEC Off 0 
48 LEG BONES AP Obese Gene1 62 100 160 AEC Off 0 
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49 LEG BONES LAT Obese Gene1 62 100 160 AEC Off 0 
50 ANKLE JOINT LAT Obese Gene1 60 100 100 AEC Off 0 
51 FOOT AP Obese Gene1 60 100 50 AEC Off 0 
52 FOOT OBT Obese Gene1 60 100 50 AEC Off 0 
999 Lean Gene1 60 100 100 AEC Off 0 
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 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2012-2014

1. No part of this manual may be copied or reprinted, in whole or in part,

REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

INI. 2012-08 Mr. Sato ------- TM-WP2

*A 2012-11 Addition of models Mr. Sato All pages TM-WP2G

*B 2014-11 Addition of applicable models Mr. Sato Subsection 3.4 TM-WP2G

1. SCOPE OF APPLICATION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6

1.1 Standard Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6

2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

2.1 Meaning of Signal Words ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

2.2 Ensuring the Safety of Workers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

2.3 Prevention of Electric Shock, Fire, or Power Failure ------------------------------------------------------ 8

2.4 Prevention of Exposure to X-rays ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9

2.5 Prevention of Incorrect Operation or System Malfunction ----------------------------------------------- 9

3. CHECKS BEFORE USE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10

3.1 Applicable Software --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

3.2 Applicable Hardware -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

3.3 Tools Required ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

3.4 Applicable Models ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10

4. CONNECTION PROCEDURES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11

4.1 For RS-232C Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11

4.2 When a USB Port Is Used ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11

5. APPLICABLE DATA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12

6. COMMUNICATION METHOD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

6.1 Initial Settings ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

6.2 Status Display on the KXO Panel ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23

6.3 Saving Internal Data of the KXO to the PC ---------------------------------------------------------------- 24

6.4 Loading the PC Data to the KXO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27

6.5 Termination Procedure ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29

7. DATA EDITING PROCEDURES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30

7.1 Editable Data Items ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30

7.2 Editing the Radiographic Program Data -------------------------------------------------------------------- 30

7.3 Other Data --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35

7.4 Deleting Data ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 35

7.5 Memo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35

8. RADIOGRAPHIC PROGRAM DATA INITIAL VALUES --------------------------------------------------------- 36

8.1 For the KXO-50SS, -80SS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36

8.2 For the KXO-25SS, -32SS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44

1.1 Standard Configuration

For the KXO-25SS, -32SS

KXO-25SS/32SS Service Tool ---------------- One CD-R

For the KXO-50SS, -80SS

KXO-50SS/80SS Service Tool ---------------- One CD-R

2.1 Meaning of Signal Words

Signal word Meaning

DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

2.2 Ensuring the Safety of Workers

To ensure the safety of workers, pay attention to the following points.

WARNING: 1. Post a sign reading "INSPECTION IN PROGRESS" on the entrance

2. Be sure to inform co-workers before turning ON the power of the

3. When emergency stop is required, immediately press the power

CAUTION: 3. Wear a safety helmet and safety shoes during work.

4. When moving the system, be sure to check the following points.

• Confirm that there are no persons or obstacles behind the unit.

• Confirm that no tools are placed on the unit.

5. Exercise extreme care to ensure safety, because heavy units must be

2.3 Prevention of Electric Shock, Fire, or Power Failure

2. Do not use explosive, combustible, or flammable gases or liquids

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