FPD17 Instal M517E483E

SHIMADZU FPD SYSTEM
FPD17-R1
INSTALLATION MANUAL
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WARNING
࡮Please execute work according to the instruction of this manual when
installing and serving.
࡮Safety is the one achieved because of the attention of the worker
individual. Please work according to the safety work standard to
secure the safety of a worker and surrounding people.
࡮Because the repair in the product is dangerous, the person who takes
special training in our company does.
The precautions and prohibitions seen through the manual are classified as
follows:
States a direct danger that may cause death or serious

injury if it is not avoided.
States an indirect or potential danger that may cause death

or serious injury if it is not avoided.
States a danger that may cause slight or medium injury or

may cause damage in equipment or fire if it is not avoided.
States the information that helps to use the system correctly.
z GUARANTEE
The guarantee period of this system is one year from the date of purchase. Our
company is not responsible for the following failures and damages.
1. Failure or damage caused by installation, movement, maintenance and repair

performed by anyone other than our company and companies specified by
our company.
2. Failure or damage in a product of our company caused by a product of other

company that is not shipped by our company.
3. Failure or damage based on maintenance, repairs, etc. using a spare part

other than the genuine parts specified by our company.
4. Failure or damage based on a result caused by disobedience to the cautions

and operating procedures described in this instruction manual.
5. Failure or damage caused by the ambient condition beyond the service

condition of this system such as the power supply and installation
requirements described in this instruction manual.
6. Failure or damage caused by natural disaster such as fire, earthquake, flood

damage and thunderbolt.
The servicing after expiration of the guarantee period will be charged. Contact our service
agency nearest to you.
Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 䋱
1-1 Requirement Tools............................................................................................ 䋱
1-2 Workflow ............................................................................................................ 䋲
2 Installation Conditions .................................................................................. 3
2-1 Environment ...................................................................................................... 3
2-2 Storage / Transport Conditions........................................................................ 3
2-3 Power Supply .................................................................................................... 3
3 Installing Units ............................................................................................... 4
3-1 Component List ................................................................................................. 4
3-2 Dimensions and Weight of Units...................................................................... 6
3-3 Components of FPD17-R1 ................................................................................ 7

3-3-1 FPD.............................................................................................................................. 7
3-3-2 PSU ............................................................................................................................. 8
3-3-3 PCU ............................................................................................................................. 8
3-3-4 MPC............................................................................................................................. 9
3-3-5 GRID CONT................................................................................................................. 9
3-3-6 DC/HV POWER SUPPLY.......................................................................................... 10
3-3-7 FPD COOLING UNIT ................................................................................................ 10
3-3-8 Connector7 ................................................................................................................ 11
3-3-9 Switching HUB........................................................................................................... 11
3-4 Setting Units .....................................................................................................12

3-4-1 Setting of PSU ........................................................................................................... 12
3-4-2 Setting of PCU ........................................................................................................... 12
3-4-3 Setting of MPC........................................................................................................... 13
4 Connection ................................................................................................... 14
4-1 General Precautions when Wiring...................................................................14
4-2 FPD17-R1 System Overview ............................................................................14
4-3 Cable List ..........................................................................................................16
4-4 PSU Internal Connection .................................................................................18

4-4-1 PCU ........................................................................................................................... 19
4-4-2 MPC........................................................................................................................... 22
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4-5 Connection between Components to PSU and Combination Devices......... 23
4-5-1 Connection on PCU ................................................................................................... 23
4-5-2 Connection on MPC................................................................................................... 24
4-5-3 Connection on Connector7 ........................................................................................ 25
4-5-4 Connection on SwitchingHUB ................................................................................... 26
4-5-5 Connection on DC/HV POWER SUPPLY ................................................................. 27
4-5-6 Connection on GRID CONT ...................................................................................... 28
4-5-7 Connection on FPD COOLING UNIT ........................................................................ 31
4-5-8 FPD............................................................................................................................ 33
4-5-9 DR Console ............................................................................................................... 38
4-5-10 Thermo Meter ............................................................................................................ 39
4-5-11 PSU POWER SUPPLY.............................................................................................. 39
5 Turn On the Power Supply .......................................................................... 41
5-1 Power Input Procedure and Confirmation...................................................... 41

5-1-1 Connection of Power Supply ..................................................................................... 41
5-1-2 Power Distribution...................................................................................................... 41
6 Setting FPD Cooling Unit............................................................................. 43
6-1 Switch and Display .......................................................................................... 43
6-2 Changing Temperature Settings..................................................................... 44
6-3 Refilling of Water ............................................................................................. 45

6-3-1 Refilling Method ......................................................................................................... 45
6-3-2 Test Run .................................................................................................................... 45
6-3-3 Periodic Components Replacement .......................................................................... 45
7 Setting PCU................................................................................................... 46
7-1 Method of Setting System Configuration ....................................................... 46

7-1-1 CIF ............................................................................................................................. 46
7-1-2 Xcat............................................................................................................................ 50
7-2 Loading FPD Shipping Parameters ................................................................ 52
7-3 FPD Operation Check ...................................................................................... 54
7-4 Setting PCU LAN Port IP Address .................................................................. 58
7-5 PCU Remote Maintenance (XCAT) Setting..................................................... 59
7-6 Setting Power Supply ...................................................................................... 60
8 Setting MPC .................................................................................................. 62
8-1 Setting MPC LAN Port IP Address .................................................................. 62
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8-2 Connection of Thermometer............................................................................62
8-2-1 Parts and Operations................................................................................................. 62
8-2-2 Connection and Installation ....................................................................................... 63
8-2-3 Setting and Operation Check .................................................................................... 64
8-3 Confirmation of Log Alert Storage Folder ......................................................72
9 Transmitting Confirmation of Log and Alert Files..................................... 74
9-1 PCU (XCAT) to MPC .........................................................................................74
9-2 PCU (CIF) to MPC .............................................................................................76
9-3 TH-101 to MPC..................................................................................................77
Appendix 1 Periodic Parts Replacement.......................................................... 79
Appendix 2 Setting IP Address of LAN Port .................................................... 80

Appendix 3 Remote Maintenance ..................................................................... 86
Revision History ................................................................................................. 92
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1 Introduction
This manual provides the explanations, methods and precautions as to the installation of
FPD17-R1 and wiring of it.
Before installing the system, read this manual thoroughly in order to operate the system
without the trouble.
In this manual, we use the following abbreviations for explanation.
Abbreviation Definition
PCU Panel Control Unit
PSU Power Supply Unit
MPC Maintenance PC (Remote maintenance PC)
FPD Flat Panel Detector
CIF Console Interface Software
1-1 Requirement Tools

Prepare the following tools prior to the installation.
(A) Phillips screwdrivers (large, small, short)
(B) Allen wrench
Perform the steps as shown in this manual.
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1-2 Workflow
Preparation before connection

㽲 Open the package and confirm the necessary parts
㽳 Installation of PSU RACK 䋨See Chapter 3-4-1䋩
㽴 Installation of PCU 䋨See Chapter 3-4-2䋩
㽵 Installation of MPC 䋨See Chapter 3-4-3䋩
Connection of PCU internal devices

㽲 Connection of PCU 䋨See Chapter 4-4-1䋩
㽳 Connection of MPC 䋨See Chapter4-4-2䋩
Connection between PCU and combination

㽲 Connection of PCU relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-1䋩
㽳 Connection of MPC relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-2䋩
㽴 Connection of Connector7 relationship (See Chapter 4-5-3䋩
㽵 Connection of Switching HUB relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-4䋩
㽶 Connection of DC/HV POWER SUPPLY relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-5䋩
㽷 Connection of GRID CONT relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-6䋩
㽸 Connection of FPD COOLING UNIT relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-6䋩
㽹 Connection of FPD relationship 䋨See Chapter 4-5-7䋩
㽺 Connection of DR console 䋨See Chapter 4-5-9䋩
㽻 Connection of Thermo Meter 䋨See Chapter 4-5-10䋩
㽼 Connection of PSU RACK POWER SUPPLY 䋨See Chapter 4-5-11䋩
Setting after connection

㽲 Turn On the power supply (See Chapter 5)
㽳 Setting of FPD COOLING UNIT (See Chapter 6)
㽴 Setting PCU (See Chapter 7䋩
㽵 Setting MPC (See Chapter 8)
㽶 Transmitting confirmation of Log and alert files (See Chapter 9)
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2 Installation Conditions
2-1 Environment
FPD should be used under the following environmental conditions.
Location Ambient temperature Relative humidity
20° to 27° 15% to 75% (Non condensing)

Examination room
*24-hour air-conditioning
Set the exclusive air-conditioning system in the examination room to meet the environmental
condition by the 24-hour air-conditioning system.
For the cable wiring, prepare the enough size pit which corresponds to the system.
2-2 Storage / Transport Conditions

FPD should be stored and transported under the following conditions.
Storage
Device Specified Requirement
Environment
1. Keep in the designated box, use it for
Temperature: transporting.
2. Convey this system under the following
+15° - +30°
FPD condition (This product may be damaged
Humidity: in the environment that is not under the
following conditions).
15% - 75 %
3. Put 100g of desiccant (dry C) into the
sealed package for transporting abroad.
Temperature:
FPD17-R1 -10°- +60°
(Excluding FPD) Humidity:
10%- 95%
2-3 Power Supply

The power supply for PSU is specified as follows:
Unit kVA V 24-hour power distribution
PSU 4 Single phase Required

200/220/230/240V, 50/60Hz
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3 Installing Units
3-1 Component List
FPD17-R1 system has 2 types of FPDs as “Chart 3-1 FPD17-R1 components”.
One is 1FPD (Stand system or table system) including FPD1, and the other is 2FPD (Stand
and table system) including FPD2.
The FPD17-R1 is operated with the systems in “Chart 3-2 FPD17-R1 combination devices”.
Chart 3-1 FPD17-R1 components

2FPDs
1FPD 1FPD
system
Component system system Description Remarks
(STAND &
(STAND) (TABLE)
TABLE)
(2& ٤ ٤ BR-120F/FT
(2& ٤ ٤ BK-120F
257 Tower PC Tower PC

2%7 ٤ ٤ ٤
4#%- Panel control units Panel control units
/2% ٤ ٤ ٤ MPC
GRID controller
٤ ٤
)4+&%106 $4 for BR
GRID controller for BK

٤ ٤
)4+&%106 $-
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY ٤ ٤ UNIT for BR
(BR)
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY ٤ ٤ UNIT for BK
(BK)
FPD COOLING UNIT
٤ ٤ ٤
FPD COOLING UNIT
%QPPGEVQT ٤ ٤ ٤ Connector7
Switching HUB
٤ ٤ ٤
5YKVEJKPI*7$
PSU
TRANS UNIT ٤ ٤ ٤
POWER SUPPLY
RELAY ASSY ٤ ٤ ٤ Relay ASSY
Chart 3-2 FPD17-R1 combination devices
2FPDs
1FPD 1FPD
Componen system
system system Description Remarks
t (STAND &
(STAND) (TABLE)
TABLE)
٤ ٤ ٤ CH-200 Ceiling tube support CH-200

%*
٤ ٤ ٤ CH-200 control box

٤ ٤ BR-120F/FT X-ray radiography stand
$4((6
٤ ٤ BK-120F X-ray radiography table

$-(
٤ ٤ BK-120F control box
5# ٤ ٤ ٤ SA-60
٤ ٤ ٤ UD150B-40
Control cabinet
7&$ ٤ ٤ ٤ UD150B-40
operation panel
٤ ٤ ٤ Tower PC
DR console PC
㧔Included keyboard and mouse㧕
DR console
٤ ٤ ٤ Monitor Monitor with touch-panel
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Fig.3-1 FPD17-R1 system configuration diagram
(6)
(3)PCU
(5)
(13) (4)MPC
(5)GRID CONT(BR)
(10) (3) (6)GRID CONT(BK)
(7)DC/HV POWER SUPPLY(BR)
(8)DC/HV POWER SUPPLY(BK)
(11)
(9)FPD COOLING UNIT
(8)
(10)Connector7
(7) (4) (11)Switching HUB
(12)TRANS UNIT
(13)RELAY ASSY
(9)
(12)
̪The number in this figure indicates
the number in Chart 3-1.
Fig.3-2 PSU internal configuration
3-2 Dimensions and Weight of Units

The dimensions and weight for each unit are specified as follows;
Chart 3-3 Dimension / Weight for unit

Dimension
Unit Weight (kg) Remarks
(mm) [LxWxH]
FPD 530×530×70 Approx.20Kg
PSU RACK 400 x 900 x 1750 Approx.275 Kg
PCU 452 x 221 x 490 Approx.10 Kg

PSU RACK MPC 178×180×87
internal DC/HV POWER
430×285×130 Approx.12.5Kg
devices SUPPLY
FPD COOLING UNIT 250 x 424 x 275 Approx.19 Kg
3-3 Components of FPD17-R1
3-3-1 FPD
FPD figure is as follows.
FPD
Ԙ HV CABLE CONNECTOR
ԙ FIBER CABLE
CONNECTOR
Ԛ DC CABLE CONNECTOR
ԛ WATER COOLED HOSE
FPD FRONT
FPD SIDE
3-3-2 PSU
PSU figure is as follows.
PSU
PSU FRONT PSU INTERNAL DEVICES
3-3-3 PCU
PCU figure is as follows.
PCU
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㽶
㽳
㽵

PCU FRONT PCU REAR
Ԙ POWER SUPPLY CABLE CONNECTOR
ԙ LAN PORT
Ԛ FIBER CABLE CABLE CONNECTOR㧔TABLE㧕
ԛ FIBER CABLE CABLE CONNECTOR㧔STAND㧕
Ԝ FPDIF CABLE CABLE CONNECTOR
ԝ SERIAL PORT
3-3-4 MPC
MPC figure is as follows.
MPC
Ԙ POWER SUPPLY CABLE

CONNECTOR
ԙ LAN PORT
Ԛ EXTENDED SERIAL PORT
ԛ PC CARD SLOT
*The DISTRIBUTION CABLE is

MPC FROT
connected to EXTENDED SERIAL
PORT. Each distributed ports are called
㽴 as follows.
㽲㽳
㽵 Ԝ P1 ĺ COM3
ԝ P2 ĺ COM4
Ԟ P3 ĺ COM5
MPC REAR ԟ P4 ĺ COM6
DISTRIBUTION CABLE
3-3-5 GRID CONT

GRID CONTROLLER configurations are as follows. There are two GRID CONTROLLERs,
for STAND FPD and TABLE FPD.
GRID CONT
FOR TABLE (BK-120F) FOR STAND(BR-120F)
3-3-6 DC/HV POWER SUPPLY
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY configurations are as follows. There are two DC/HV POWER
SUPPLYs, for STAND FPD and TABLE FPD. DC/HV POWER SUPPLY for TABLE is set
that for STAND in the PSU.
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY
㽵㽳
㽴
㽶
㽲

DC/HV POWER SUPPLY FRONT DC/HV POWER
SUPPLY REAR
Ԙ DC/HV AC CABLE
(a) (b) (c) (d)
ԙ DC CABLE CONNECTOR
Ԛ HV CABLE CONNECTOR
ԛ PS CONT CABLE CONNECTOR
Ԝ INDICATION LIGHT
(a) AC100(HV)
(b) HV
(c) AC100(DC)
(d) DC DC/HV POWER SUPPLY in PSU
3-3-7 FPD COOLING UNIT

FPD COOLING UNIT figure is as follows.
FPD COOLING UNIT
㽲 Power Switch
㽳㽳 Display
Ԛ Intake of distilled water tank
㽲㽴
FPD COOLING UNIT in PSU
3-3-8 Connector7
CONNECTOR7 figure is as follows.
Connector7
Ԙ J1
㽵 ԙ J2
Ԛ J3
㽴
㽶 ԛ J4
㽼 Ԝ J5
㽻
ԝ J6
㽷㽳
Ԟ J7
ԟ J8
Ԡ J9
ԡ J10
㽸㽲 Ԣ J11
㽹㩷㽺
3-3-9 Switching HUB

SWITCHING HUB figure is as follows.
SWITCHING HUB
Ports are numbered from the top for
the explanation of each LAN
connection as the left picture.
㽲
㽳
㽴
㽵
3-4 Setting Units
The ways of setting for each unit are specified as follows:
3-4-1 Setting of PSU

Setting of PSU
PSU should be located at flat space.
3-4-2 Setting of PCU

Setting of PCU
The 2nd step from the upper in PSU
rack is the space for PCU.
PCU should be set at the position
indicated by frame in a picture.
Open the front cover, and remove front

frames for holding PCU.
Set the PCU to fit into back frames.
Fit the front frames, and hold on the

PCU.
3-4-3 Setting of MPC
Setting of MPC
Insert the LAN CARD to PC CARD
SLOT, before installation of MPC.
The 2nd step from the bottom in PSU

rack is the space for MPU.
MPC should be set at the position
indicated by frame in a picture.
Before setting
Hold on the MPC by the attachment.
*In the next chapter, some cables are

connected to MPC. It might be difficult
to connect some cables in the state
that MPC is fixed. In that case, remove
the attachment, connect the cable
firmly, and fix MPC with the
After setting attachment.
4 Connection
4-1 General Precautions when Wiring
Confirm that Distribution board, the breaker for each unit or power switch is
OFF, and then connect the power line. (normally connected at the last)
Connect the each cable surely.
Make sure to ground the either side of the connection part, in case of the
shielded cable.
Connect cables orderly. DO NOT wind small an extra part of the cable. If wind
small, a cable becomes coil, this may cause the malfunction.
There are two cables for DC CABLE, HV CABLE, and WATER COOLED
HOSE respectively. One is the cable for Stand FPD, other is for Table FPD.
Connect cables orderly in the same way.
4-2 FPD17-R1 System Overview

FPD17-R1 system overview is shown. Connection of PSU internal devices are shown in a
Fig.4-1. Connection of between PSU and combination devices are shown in a fig.4-2.The
number in Fig.4-1 and fig4-2 correspond to the number in Chart 4-1.
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㽵
㽳
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㪉㪐㪬㪛㪈㪌㪇㪙㪄㪋㪇
㪚㫆㫅㫅㪼㪺㫋㫆㫉㪎
㪊㪇㽺
㪟㪬㪙
㽸
㪫㪘㪧
㪛㪚㪆㪟㪭㩷㪙㪦㪯㩿㪙㪢㪀㪊㪉
㪫㪟㪄㪈㪇㪈
㪤㪧㪚
㪛㪚㪆㪟㪭㩷㪙㪦㪯
㩿㪙㪩㪀
㽾㽻
㪫㪩㪘㪥㪪
㪬㪥㪠㪫㪛㪩㩷㪺㫆㫅㫊㫆㫃㪼
㪝㪧㪛㩷㪚㪦㪦㪣㪠㪥㪞㩷㪬㪥㪠㪫
㪧㪦㪮㪜㪩㪊㪊
㪬㪥㪠㪫
㪊㪋
㪛㫀㫊㫉㫀㪹㫌㫋㫀㫆㫅
㪝㫃㫆㫎㩷㫊㪼㫅㫊㫆㫉㪹㫆㪸㫉㪻
㪧㪛㪙㪄㪊㪇㪇㪇㪊㪈
㪉㪊㽷㾀㾂㪉㪏
Fig4-2 Diagram of connection between PSU and combination devices
4-3 Cable List
The cables used for connecting between PSU Rack components are shown in “Chart 4-1
Cable list”. Either one of the two cables are used for the cables which are indicated by BR/BK,
in case of 1FPD system.
Connect each devices following to “4-4”. The number of “Prepared cable” corresponds to the
number in “Chart 4-1 Cable list”.
The number of cables in this documents are specilized for this, and these numbers
don’t correspond cable number in other document.
Chart 4-1㩷 CABLE LIST
㷗 Cable name P/N CONNECT FROM CONNECTOIN TO

1 LAN PORT SwitchingHUB
CABLE,LD-CT/BU2 088-81104-11
2 LAN PORT SwitchingHUB
3 COM CABLE 502-24312-01 PCU SERIAL PORT Connector7 J6
4 FPDIF CABLE, OUTER 511-70181 PCU FPD I/F Connector7 J1
5 PCU(BR) FPD(BR)
FIBER CABLE, FRAD 511-70170
6 PCU(BK) FPD(BK)
EXTENED SERIAL UD150B-40 UD CONT-2002
7 MAINTENANCE CABLE 502-24345-03 PORT COM4 J15
EXTENED SERIAL
8 MAINTENANCE CABLE 502-24345-01 CH-200 CHC-200 CN1
PORT COM3
9 DR-XGEN CABLE 503-61324-06 Connector7 J7 UD150B-40 DAR-I/F J3
10 ARC CABLE 502-24311-02 DR console CH-200
11 ARC CABLE 502-24311-03 Connector7 J5 CH-200 CHC-200 J30
12 CH-XGEN CABLE 502-24313 CH-200 CHC-200 J4 UD150B-40 J4
13 CABLE,LD-CT/BU20 088-81104-24 SwitchingHUB DR console
14 DC/HV(BR) FPD(BR)
DC MAIN CABLE, FRAD 511-70168
15 DC/HV(BK) FPD(BK)
16 DC/HV(BR) FPD(BR)
HV CABLE, FRAD 103-18868
17 DC/HV(BK) FPD(BK)
18 SIGNAL CABLE CN7 503-61885 GRID CONT(BR) CN7 CH-200 CHC-200 J17
19 SIGNAL CABLE CN7 503-62578 GRID CONT(BK) CN7 CH-200 CHC-200 J16
20 SIGANL CABLE CN8 503-61885 GRID CONT(BR) CN8 BR-120 CONT BRC-120 J9
21 SIGNAL CABLE CN8 503-62579 GRID CONT(BK) CN8 BK-120 CONT BKC-120 J2
GRID CONT(BR) AC SERVO BR-120F GRID ROLL ASSY
22 503-61886
A CNP2 CN52
GRID MOTOR CABLE
GRID CONT(BK) AC SERVO BK-120F GRID ROLL ASSY
23 503-62635
A CNP2 CN53
POWER SUPPLY CABLE
24 503-61883 GRID CONT(BR) CN52 BR-120 CONT CN52
MAIN BODY
GROUNDING CABLE MAIN
25 503-61884 PSU TRANS UNIT GND BR-120 CONT GND
BODY
UD150B-40 TERMINAL-2002
26 XRAY I/F CABLE PSU 502-25911 PSU RELAY UNIT
X3 15V/24V, L0
27 FPD(BR)
HOSE ASSY,THERMO CON 502-40077 FPD cooling unit
28 FPD(BK)
29 FLOW SENSOR (BR) Connector7 J8
COOLER WARNING CABLE 502-24346-02
30 FLOW SENSOR (BK) Connector7 J9
POWER DISTRIBUTER
31 501-79868-13 PSU POWER SUPPLY -
BOX,PDB-3000
EXTENED SERIAL
32 CABLE, AOM6S-20 088-50674-01 DATE ROGGER TH-101
PORT COM5
33 AC CABLE 541-28172-08 PSU POWER SUPPLY CABINET PANEL
34 GROUNDING CABLE 541-28172-07 PSU POWER SUPPLY CABINET PANEL
4-4 PSU Internal Connection
Connect each PSU internal unit (PCU, MPC, and other internal devices located) in this
section. Connection diagram is as follows
㪧㪪㪬㪧㫀㫃㫆㫋㪫㪼㫄㫇㪼㫉㪸㫋㫌㫉㪼㩷㪣㫆㪾㪾㪼㫉

㪈㪇㪇㪭㪚㪦㪤
㪤㪧㪚㪚㪦㪤㪚㪦㪤
㪚㪦㪤㪚㪟㪈
㪣㪘㪥㪚㪦㪤
㪥㪝㪙㪫㪩㪘㪥㪪㪚㪟㪉
㪝㪬㪪㪈㪇㪇㪭㪚㪦㪤
㪘㪚㪉㪇㪇㪆㪉㪉㪇㪬㪚
㪆㪉㪊㪇㪆㪉㪋㪇
㪌㪇㪆㪍㪇㪟㫑
㪈㪇㪇㪭㪛㪚
㪛㪚㪆㪟㪭㩿㪙㪩㪀
㪟㪭
㪙㪩㩷㪝㪧㪛
㪞㪥㪛㪦㫇㫋㫀㪺㪸㫃
㪈㪇㪇㪭㪛㪚
㪈㪇㪇㪭
㪬㪛㪩㪛㪚㪆㪟㪭㩿㪙㪢㪀
㪟㪭
㪙㪢㩷㪝㪧㪛
㪦㫇㫋㫀㪺㪸㫃
㪤㪦㪫㪦㪩㪈㪇㪇㪭
㪚㪟㪈㪇㪇㪭
㪞㪩㪠㪛㩷㪙㪩㪟㪬㪙㪣㪘㪥
㪙㪩
㪙㪩㩿㪧㫆㫎㪼㫉㪀㫀㫅㩷㪿㫆㫊㫇㫀㫋㪸㫃
㪙㪩㩿㪞㪥㪛㪀
㪤㪦㪫㪦㪩
㪚㪟㪞㪩㪠㪛㩷㪙㪢㪘㪩㪚
㪈㪇㪇㪭㪚㪟
㪙㪢
㪈㪇㪇㪭㪧㪚㪬㪛㪩㪺㫆㫅㫊㫆㫃㪼㪤㫆㫅㫀㫋㫆㫉
㪝㪘㪥
㪈㪇㪇㪭㪧㫆㫎㪼㫉
㪪㫎㫀㫋㪺㪿
㪛㪚㪉㪋㪭
㪈㪇㪇㪭㪢㪼㫐㪹㫆㪸㫉㪻㪤㫆㫌㫊㪼
㪈㪇㪇㪭
㪝㪧㪛㩿㪙㪩㪀㪮㪘㪫㪜㪩㪩㪫㪸㪹㫃㪼㪫㪸㫇
㪚㫆㫅㫅㪼㪺㫋㫆㫉㪎
㪥㪚
㪮㪸㫋㪼㫉
㪺㫆㫆㫃㪼㫉
㪛㪩㪄㪯㪞㪜㪥㩷㪚㪸㪹㫃㪼㪬㪛
㪈㪇㪇㪭
㪘㪩㪚㪚㪟
㪝㪧㪛㩿㪙㪢㪀
㪝㫃㫆㫎㩷㫊㪼㫅㫊㫆㫉
Power Supply cable of PCU and MPC are connected to outlet in PSU. Taps are numbered
for the explanation of the connection, as follows.
TAP
Two or three cables are connected
with the tap as shown in the
㽲㽴㽶 (No.2): DC/HV POWER SUPPLY(BK)
(No.4): DC/HV POWER SUPPLY (BR)
(No.5): Switching HUB
In the case of 1FPD system, there is
no cable connected with (No.2) and
(No.4).
㽳㽵㽷
The following cables are connected
with other empty taps.
TAP (No.1): PCU POWER SUPPLY CABLE
(No.3): EMPTY
(No.6): MPC POWER SUPPLY
CABLE
4-4-1 PCU
(1) Connection of PCU POWER SUPPLY CABLE
PCU POWER SUPPLY CABLE
The CABLE should be connected to the
position enclosed shown in left picture.
Next, plug it into tap (No.1).
PCU REAR
(2) Connection between PCU and SWITCHNG HUB
Prepared CABLE: CABLE,LD-CT/BU2 (No.1)
Connection between PCU and SWITCHING HUB
PCU REAR
Next, Connect the cable to
SwitchingHUB port No.1.
Switching HUB
(3) Connection between PCU and CONNECTOR7
Prepared CABLE: FPDIF CABLE,OUTER䋨No.4䋩,COM CABLE(No.4)
Connection between PCU and CONNECTOR7
Connect the FPDIF CABLE,OUTER with J1
connector of Connector7 and connect
another side of it with the connector of
PCU.
Connector7 Next, COM CABLE is connected with the

SERIAL port of PCU, and the screw is
SERIAL PORT Stopped firmly.
Another side is connected with the J6

connector of Connector7.
PCU REAR
FPDIF CABLE CONNECTOR
4-4-2 MPC
(1) Connection of MPC POWER SUPPLY CABLE
MPC AC CABLE
position enclosed in left picture.
Next, plug it into tap (No.6).

MPC REAR
(2) Connection between MPC and SWITCHING HUB

Prepared CABLE: CABLE,LD-CT/BU2䋨No.2䋩
Connect between MPC and SWITCHING HUB
Next, connect the cable to

MPC REAR
SwitchingHUB port (No.2).
Switching HUB
4-5 Connection between Components to PSU and Combination
Devices
In this section, connection between components of PCU and external configuration devices is
described.
4-5-1 Connection on PCU

(1) Connection of FIBER CABLE
Prepared CABLE: FIBER CABLE,FRAD䋨No.5䋩,(No.6)
FIBER CABLE,FRAD
The explanations of connection of FIBER
FIBER CABLE CONNECTOR CABLE for TABLE and STAND are shown
FOR TABLE here. Please connect only corresponding
connection.
FIBER CABLE for TABLE is connected.

The cable is connected with FIBER CABLE
CONNECTOR for TABLE in a left picture.

Confirm it to the cable in the inset in.
PCU REAR

FIBER CABLE for STAND is connected. The
FIBER CABLE CONNECTOR
cable is connected with FIBER CABLE
FOR STAND
CONNECTOR for STAND in a left picture.

*Each another side is connected with FPD.

See to "4-5-8 FPD" for details.
4-5-2 Connection on MPC
(1) Connection between MPC and UD150B-40
Prepared CABLE: MAINTENANCE CABLE (No.7)
Connection between MPC and UD150B-40
The DISTRIBUTION CABLE should
be connected to the frame position
shown in left picture. Each cables are
connected to each port of extended
port. (Refer to Chapter 3-3-4)
The MAINTENANCE CABLE should

be connected to P2(COM4).
MPC REAR
*The other end of the cable is

DISTRIBUTION CABLE
connected with “UD150B-40 UD
CONT-2002 J15”.
(2) Connection between MPC and CH-200

Prepared CABLE: MAINTENANCE CABLE (No.8)
Connection between MPC and CH-200
The MAINTENANCE CABLE should
be connected to P1 (COM3).

connected with “CH-200 CHC-200
EXTENDED SERIAL PORT
CN1”.
DISTRIBUTION CABLE
(3) Connection between MPC and TH-101
Prepared CABLE: CABLE, AOM6S-20 (No.32)
MPC and TH-101
Connect the CABLE, AOM6S-20 with P3
(COM5).

connected with “TH-101 COM
CONNECTOR”.
4-5-3 Connection on Connector7

(1) Connection between Connector7 and UD150B-40
Prepared CABLE: DR-XGEN CABLE (No.9)
Connection between Connector7 and UD150B-40
DR-XGEN CABLE should be connected
to the frame position (J7) shown in the left
picture.

connected with “UD150B-40 DAR-I/F
J3”.
Connector7
1FPD system is shipped as a stand system. In the case of the table system, connect
the cable which is connected to the connector-7, to J3.
(2) Connection between Connector7 and CH-200
Prepared CABLE: ARC CABLE (No.11)
Connection between Connector7 and CH-200
ARC CABLE should be connected to
the frame position (J5) enclosed
shown in the left picture.

connected with “CH-200 CHC-200
J30”.
4-5-4 Connection on SwitchingHUB

(1) Connection between SwitchingHUB and DR console
Prepared CABLE: CABLE, LD-CT/BU20 (No.13)
Connection between SwitchingHUB and DR console
Connect the CABLE, LD-CT/BU20 with
SwitchingHUB port. (No.3)

connected with ”LAN port of DR
console”.
Swtiching HUB
4-5-5 Connection on DC/HV POWER SUPPLY
(1) Connection between DC/HV POWER SUPPLY and FPD (No.1)
Prepared CABLE: HV CABLE, FRAD (No.16),(No.17)
Connection between DC/HV POWER SUPPLY and FPD
The HV cable connector is on the side of the
main body of the DC/HV.
The HV CABLE, FRAD should be connected
to the frame position shown in left picture.
Insert the cable so that "Red round sign" on
HV CABLE CONNECTOR the cable side and on the connector side lap
over, when HV CABLE FRAD is connected.
Turn the connector of the cable clockwise after
inserting the cable and fix it.
DC/HV POWER SUPPLY in PSU
*The other side of the cable is connected with

FPD. See ”Chapter 4-5-8”.
Side of the DC/HV POWER SUPPLY *In the case of 2FPD systems, two DC/HV
POWER SUPPLY are arranged in PSU
RACK as the left picture. In that state, it might
be difficult to connect the HV cable. Open the
cable duct and continue operating.

Prepared CABLE: DC MAIN CABLE, FRAD (No.14),(No.15)
Connect the cable with the frame position
shown in left picture and fix by the screw.
*The other end of the cable is connected with

DC/HV POWER SUPPLY
FPD. See ”Chapter 4-5-8”.
4-5-6 Connection on GRID CONT
(1) Connection between GRID CONT and CH-200
Prepared CABLE: SIGNAL CABLE CN7 (No.18) (No.19)
Connection between GRID CONT and CH-200
Connect the cable with the frame position
(CN7) shown in the left picture.
Insert the cable and fix by attachment.
GRID CONT
*The cable for BR and BK are connected
according to a similar procedure.
*The other end of the cable is connected
with
“CH-200 CHC-200 J17” (BR)
“CH-200 CHC-200 J16” (BK)
(2)Connection between GRID CONT and BK-120F/BR-120F (No.1)

Prepared CABLE: SIGNAL CABLE CN8 (No.20) (No.21)
Connection between GRID CONT and BK-120F/BR-120F
Connect the cable with the position (CN8)
enclosed shown in left picture.
Insert the cable and fix by attachment.
GRID CONT
*The cable for BR and BK are connected,
connected with
“BR-120 CONT BRC-120 J9” (BR)
“BK-120 CONT BKC-120 J2“ (BK)
(3) Connection between GRID CONT and BK-120F/BR-120F (No.2)
Prepared CABLE: GRID MOTOR CABLE (No.22) (No.23)
Connection between GRID CONT and BK-120F/BR-120F
frame position shown in the left picture.
GRID CONT *The cable for BR and BK are connected,

connected with
”BR-120F GRID ROLL CN52” (BR)
“BK-120F GRID ROLL CN53” (BK)
AC SERVO
(4)Connection between GRID CONT and BR-120F

Prepared CABLE: POWER SUPPLY CABLE MAIN BODY (No.24)
Connection between GRID CONT and BR-120F (POWER SUPPLY CABLE MAIN BODY)
position (CN52) shown in left picture.

GRID CONT(BR) connected with
“BR-120F CONTROL UNIT CN52”
(5) Connection between interlocking relay for GRID CONT and systems and UD150B-40
㩷 Prepared CABLE: XRAY I/F CABLE PSU(No.26)
Connection between interlocking relay for GRID CONT and systems and UD150B-40
position shown in left picture.
GRID CONT
The cable is divided into two blanches at

the end of the cable, connect one written
in [R2-0] and innermost position, connect
the other written in [R2-1] and next
position.
interlocking relay for

GRID CONT and systems
connected with
“UD150B-40 TERMINAL-2002
X3 15V/24V, L0”
Output Voltage of UD150B-40 is set at 15V. Please set a output voltage of UD150B-40 at
24V for interlocking relay for GRID CONT and systems.
4-5-7 Connection on FPD COOLING UNIT
(1)Connection of water-cooled hose
Prepared CABLE: HOSE ASSY,THERMO CON(No.27),(No.28)
Connection of water-cooled hose
The water-cooled hose on the FPD
COOLING UNIT side and the BR or
Side of Side of
BK side is connected as shown in the
FPD COOLING UNIT BR/BK
left picture.
*Cable for BR and BK are connected

Confirm the hose is not removed.
(2)Connection of COOLER WARNING CABLE
V Prepared CABLE: COOLER WARNING CABLE (No.29)(No.30)
Connection of COOLER WARNING CABLE
Connect the cable with the side of
flow sensor of WATER-COOLED
HOSE.
COOLER WARNING CABLE
COOLER WARNING CABLE Next, connect the cable for BR with

J8 connector of Connector7 and for
BK with J9 connector of Connector7.
J8
J9
Connector7
4-5-8 FPD
FPD (Flat Panel Detector) and PCU, the DC/HV POWER SUPPLY, and the FPD COOLING
UNIT are connected here. The same connection is done for BR and for BK.
17”FPD
17” Flat Panel Detector
HV CABLE
DC CABLE
WATER-COOLED HOSE
FIBER CABLE
*Picture shows the appearance from

which the cable is connected with the
panel unit. FPD connects various cables
while set up in BR-120F or BK-120F
FPD FRONT
usually.
FPD SIDE
Install FPD at suitable environment conditions.
(Refer to Chapter2-2䇸Storage/Transport Conditions䇹 in details.)
During connection of the equipment, avoid tilting, vibration, and sharp impact against
it.
Prepared CABLE: DC MAIN CABLE,FRAD (No.14), (No.15)
The PSU side has already been
connected by "Chapter 4-5-5". The FPD
side is connected here.
DC CABLE is connected with DC CABLE

CONNECTOR in a left picture. Fix with
the screw so that the connector of the
cable should not come off after it firmly
inserts it.
FPD SIDE
Confirm the cable is not removed.
DC CABLE CONNECTOR
Prepared CABLE: HV CABLE, FRAD (No.16), (No.17)
HV CABLE is connected with HV CABLE

CONNECTOR in a left picture.
FPD SIDE
Insert the cable up to the interior, and turn

the connector of cable clockwise.
Confirm the cable is not removed after

connecting it.
HV CABLE CONNECTOR
(1) Connection between PCU and FPD
Prepared CABLE: FIBER CABLE,FRAD (No.5), (No.6)
FIBER CABLE,FRAD
FIBER CABLE is connected with FIBER

CABLE CONNECTOR in a left picture.
FPD SIDE
Confirm the cable is not removed after

connecting it.
FIBER CABLE CONNECTOR
(2) Connection of WATER-COOLED HOSE
Prepared CABLE: HOSE ASSY,THERMO CON (No.27), (No.28)
Connection of WATER-COOLED HOSE
‫ޣ‬BR-120F‫ޤ‬ ‫ޣ‬BK-120F‫ޤ‬

The connector of the water-cooled hose of
BR is at the position shown in the picture on.
The connector of the water-cooled hose of BK
is at the position shown in the picture on.

Connect two hoses.
Connect two hoses.

Confirm the hose is not removed after
connecting it.
Confirm the hose is not removed after

connecting it.
4-5-9 DR Console
Prepared CABLE: POWER DISTRIBUTER BOX, PDB-3000(No.31)
DR console
The cable is connected with the position of three
circles shown in a left picture.
DISTRIBUTER BOX, PDB-3000
Connect the DR console with the power supply

tap in the box of PDB-3000.
POWER SUPPLY UNIT
PDB-3000
4-5-10 Thermo Meter
Prepared CABLE: CABLE, AOM6S-20 (No.32)
Thermo Meter
MPC side has already been
connected. (See "4-5-2"). Connect
another side of the cable with
COM CONNECTOR of TH-101.
COM CONNECTOR
TH-101
4-5-11 PSU POWER SUPPLY

(1) Connection of PSU POWER SUPPLY (No.1)
Prepared CABLE: AC CABLE(No.33)
AC CABLE
AC CABLE is connected with the
position of the left picture frame in the
PSU power supply part. Fix with the
screw firmly so that the cable should
not come off.
POWER SUPPLY UNIT
*Connect another side of the cable

with the cabinet panel.
(2) Connection of PSU POWER SUPPLY (No.2)
Prepared CABLE: GROUNDING CABLE (No.34)
GROUNDING CABLE
GROUNDING CABLE is connected
with the position of the left picture
frame in the PSU power supply part.
Fix with the screw firmly so that the
cable should not come off.
POWER SUPPLY UNIT
*Please connect another side of the

cable with the cabinet panel.
5 Turn On the Power Supply
5-1 Power Input Procedure and Confirmation
Confirm the power on and connection of PSU RACK. Remove the front cover of PSU RACK
and follow the instruction below.
5-1-1 Connection of Power Supply

Supply single phase 200V with AC cable and grounding cable to PSU from the distribution
board.
5-1-2 Power Distribution

(1) Confirm that 200V is supplied from the distribution board to PSU RACK with a tester
before turning on the power.
(2) Turn on the power supply on the breaker, which is placed beside PSU RACK. (See
“Shimadzu FPD System FPD17-R1 Operation Manual” for details.)
(3) When the power of PSU RACK, the power supply of FPD cooling unit and MPC will be
turned on automatically.
(4) Make sure to complete the connection of monitor, keyboard and mouse to PCU for
operation check, so that PCU will be operated in “7 Setting and Conforming PCU “ .
Monitor, keyboard and mouse will not operate after PCU is started, so make sure to
connect them before that. In addition, for PSU, the monitor, the keyboard, and the
mouse are not connected, in case the standard system. Use those components that
are supplied with such as DR console.
(5) After PCU is started, DC power supply and high-voltage power supply can be turned
on from the power control of PCU control software Xcat. FPD cooling unit should be
running during DC power supply is turned on, so do not turn on both DC and
high-voltage power supply when the cooling unit is stopped.
After turn on the power of PSU RACK, check the temperature setting of cooling unit
(see “6-2 Changing Temperature Settings” for details), and refill distilled water (See
“6-3 Refilling of Water” for details) immediately. Temperature is set properly when
shipping, but if not, abnormal setting may damage FPD. Also, the distilled water is not
refilled completely at first. Beware of the temperature malfunction or the damage of
FPD, by the incomplete refill of the distilled water.
In case PCU is turned OFF while the power of FPD is ON, or in case the optical fiber
cable between FPD and PCU is disconnected, the setting inside FPD will be abnormal
and will not be operated properly. In this case, turn OFF FPD by the menu of Xcat on
PCU. (See “7-3 FPD Operation Check “ about the power operation).
6 Setting FPD Cooling Unit
The FPD COOLNG UNIT is set in PSU RACK.
Because the temperature setting of the FPD COOLNG UNIT has been adjusted when shipped,
so it is not required to set it normally. Remove the cover of PSU RACK, and operate it
according to this section when it is required.
6-1 Switch and Display

FPD COOLING UNIT figures are as follows.
FPD COOLING UNIT figures
DISPLAY
POWER SWITCH
WATER INTAKE
䇼SEL䇽KEY 䇼RET䇽KEY 䇼䂰䂦䇽KEY
Control panel and Display are as follows.
Control panel and Display
Water Temperature
Set Water Temperature
Mode
Software information is displayed for one second, when turning the power switch is ON, and
the temperature, the preset temperature, and the mode are displayed. The FPDCOOLING
UNIT are basically used with normal mode.
6-2 Changing Temperature Settings
The usual temperature setting of FPD COLING UNIT is as follows.
Chart 6-1 Setting of FPD COOLING UNIT

Items Set value
Temperature setting 23 degrees
Mode Normal
Setting of offset 0.00
Follow the operations as below, when changing temperature setting is required.
Temperature Setting
Push the‫ޣ‬SEL‫ޤ‬key and set the‫ޤ<ޣ‬cursor
at [SU].
Next, change temperature setting by

pushing key.
After changing the setting to the desired

temperature, push [RET] key to complete
the temperature setting.
6-3 Refilling of Water
6-3-1 Refilling Method
Reservoir tank is shown in the fig. 6-1. The spout for refilling distilled water is circled in the
figure. Capacity of the reservoir tank is about 1.2 liters. Distilled water is required,
depends on the length of the hose, because the capacity of a hose is 1.0 liters. First, put
water into the reservoir tank and turn on the power supply. When water starts circulating,
water in the reservoir tank decreases. So keep refilling water. When decreasing is
stopped, keep working the system for about 10 minutes in that condition. Bubble in the
tube will decrease. In case the bubble does not decrease, the current will go wrong. In
this case, turn the power OFF and ON to decrease the bubble. Confirm the connection
part for the water leakage.
Fig. 6-1 Reservoir tank
6-3-2 Test Run

Keep operating the system for 10-30 minutes to confirm whether the water temperature
gets 23 degrees. (The time to reach 23 degrees depends on the water temperature of
when the operation started.) Confirm no leakage is found around FPD, the hose
connection part, and the back of the FPD cooling unit, after the system is operated. Also,
confirm the water temperature displays 23 degrees.
6-3-3 Periodic Components Replacement

Replace periodically the following components that are listed on “Appendix 1”.
7 Setting PCU
In standard version, PCU is not connected to display, keyboard and mouse. When PCU is
operated by a single FPD17-R1, connect the display like DR console, the keyboard, and the
mouse directly to PCU. Or connect PCU from DR console by a remote desktop, according to
the description in this chapter.
7-1 Method of Setting System Configuration

7-1-1 CIF
FPD17-R1 can be used with the following system configuration.
Chart 7-1 FPD17-R1 System Configuration

FPD17-R1 configurations System configurations
Single panel system 1) Stand (Factory setting)
2) Table
Dual panel system 1) Stand and Table one X-ray tube system
2) Stand and Table two X-ray tube system(Factory setting)
In the case of Table single panel system or Stand and Table one X-ray tube system,
change the system configuration setting according to the following procedures.
1) Start the TeraTerm for CIF console on the PCU.
Fig.7-1 Window of TeraTerm for CIF console
2) After starting, input as follows.
mn<return>
C <return> indicates inputting Enter key. (Hereinafter, same)
D The input part is indicated with the under line. (Hereinafter, same)
The login prompt is displayed in the TeraTerm.

FPD I/F Board Maintenance - Login Rev.01.00.02
------------------------------------------------------------------------
User Name :
3) Log on with the following account.
User Name Administrator

Password Shimadzu
The character input as a password is displayed on the screen as asterisk (*).
User Name : Administrator<return>
Password : Shimadzu<return>
After input the password, the following menus are displayed.

Loading to SRAM memory... Done
FPD I/F Board Maintenance - Main Menu Rev.01.00.02

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Product, DR-CSL, X-GEN, CIF, TM-1st, BK-Stand, BK-Stand, OVS-x1[OFF]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[OK] DR-CSL : Enable : [50]
[OK] X-GEN : Enable : [32] The content of the
[OK] TM-1st : Enable : [17] display is different
[OK] TM-2nd : Enable : [18] according to the
[OK] BK-Stand : Enable : [65] system.
[OK] BK-Table : Enable : [64]
[OK] FPD-Stand : Enable : [ 0]
[OK] FPD-Table : Enable : [ 1]
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 - Execute...
2 - Backup...
3 - Upload...
4 - Download...
5 - Restore...
6 - Configuration...
11 - Signal...
12 - Register...
13 - Communication...
14 - Flash Memory...
15 - System Information...
Menu :
4) Input“6” to select [6 - Configuration...].
Menu : 6<return>
The following menus are displayed.

Configuration
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 - Create All Configuration
2 - Modify All Configuration
3 - Verify All Configuration
4 - Modify System Configuration
5 - Modify Logging Configuration
6 - Reset Logging Configuration
99 - Main Menu
Menu :
5) Input“1”to select [1 - Create All Configuration].
Menu : 1<return>
The following menus are displayed.

Loading to SRAM memory... Done
Configuration - Create All Configuration

------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 - Product, TM-1st, BK-Stand
2 - Product, TM-1st, BK-Table
3 - Product, TM-1st, BK-Stand, BK-Table
4 - Product, TM-1st, TM-2nd, BK-Stand, BK-Table
5 - Emulator, TM-1st, BK-Stand
6 - Emulator, TM-1st, BK-Table
7 - Emulator, TM-1st, BK-Stand, BK-Table
8 - Emulator, TM-1st, TM-2nd, BK-Stand, BK-Table
99 - Previous Menu
Menu :
6) Input the number (1-4) according to the system configuration.
No. Choice System configurations

1 Product, TM-1st, BK-Stand Stand(1FPD)
2 Product, TM-1st, BK-Table Table(1FPD)
3 Product, TM-1st, BK-Stand, BK-Table Stand and Table one X-ray tube
system (2FPD)
4 Product, TM-1st, TM-2nd, BK-Stand, BK-Table Stand and Table two X-ray tube
system (2FPD)
After input the number, the following questions are asked.
㩷㩷㩷㩷㩷㩷䋨In the case of Table(1FPD) system䋩

Menu : 2<return>
Over Sampling (1/3) [3] ?
Do you start (Y/N) [N] ? y<return>
Creating Configuration Data... Done
Do you update (Y/N) [N] ? y<return>
Erasing FLASH memory... Done
Saving to FLASH memory... Done
In case of “Over Sampling”, selecting “1” means the function OFF, selecting “3”
means the function ON, and selecting “3” means the value in the initial condition.
Input ”1” to select “Over Sampling OFF”. Following 2 inquiry continues, Input “y” in
the both inquiries.
- Do you start (Y/N) [N]?
- Dou you update (Y/N) [N]?
The menu of ”Configuration - Create All Configuration” is displayed again.

*The change in the setting was completed above. The following explanations are
the to start operations of the CIF program.
7) Input “99” twice, to return an initial menu.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 - Execute...
2 - Backup...
3 - Upload...
4 - Download...
5 - Restore...
6 - Configuration...
11 - Signal...
12 - Register...
13 - Communication...
14 - Flash Memory...
15 - System Information...
Menu :
8) Input”1”to select “1 - Execute”.

Moreover, input”1” to select ”1 – FPGA F/W (CIF)”.
After input the number, input “y” for following questions.
- Do you start (Y/N) [N] ?
Menu : 1 <return>
Execute
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 - FPGA F/W (CIF)
2 - Maintenance S/W
3 - Board Check S/W
11 - FPGA F/W (CIF) from the Backup Memory
12 - Maintenance S/W from the Backup Memory
13 - Board Check S/W from the Backup Memory
99 - Main Menu
Menu : 1<return>
Execute - FPGA F/W (CIF)

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Do you start (Y/N) [N] ? y<return>
JSP Kernel Release 1.4 (patchlevel = 2) for FPD-RAD(Nios2) (Feb 27 2007,
19:31:2
3)
Copyright (C) 2000-2003 by Embedded and Real-Time Systems Laboratory
Toyohashi Univ. of Technology, JAPAN
System logging task is started on port 1.

Version:00.56.00 (Date:2007/03/16)
Maintenance control task is started.
CIF setting is completed to operate.
7-1-2 Xcat
System configuration for FPD17-R1 is shown as “Chart 7-1 FPD17-R1 System
Configuration”. And for Xcat, there are Stand 1FPD system, Table 1FPD system, and
Stand and Table 2FPD system.
Here, set Xcat according to the system. Following is the setting Table 1FPD system for
example.
1) End Xcat and Temperature Monitor on PCU, and open [Utility folder] of
[C?tools?Xcat_Rev2.0.1.0?Utility]from [My Computer] of Windows Start menu.
There are some files in the folder, and confirm there are the following 3 files in the
folder.
- SetStandSystem.vbs
-SetTableSystem.vbs
-SetStandTableSystem.vbs
2) These files are setting files of each system. In case of Stand 1FPD system,
double-click [SetStandSystem.vbs].
Fig.7-2 Utility folder
3) When the system setting is completed, the following message is displayed. Click
[OK].
Fig.7-3 Completion of setting message
When this message is displayed, the setting is completed. In case the following message
is displayed, Xcat or Temperature Monitor is ON. So, end it once, and set it again.
Fig. 7-4 Warning message
4) Start Xcat to confirm the operation, after setting is completed. Select [Tool]-[Options]
from Xcat menu, and open [Options] window. [Stand] is valid, confirming by [Calib]
tab.
Fig.7-5 Options window (Stand)
7-2 Loading FPD Shipping Parameters
It is necessary to set the information of the defect etc. that FPD has in the initial state to
PCU to get an image by using various corrections in FPD. It explains the setting method
here.
1) Select [Tool]-[All Load] from Xcat menu, [All Load] window is opend.
Fig.7-6 Xcat Menu (All Load)
Fig.7-7 All Load window (Default)
2) Remove the check of [Image Quality Information].
Fig.7-8 All Load Window
3) Set the file of FPD initial data that has extension of [.cb1] from CD-ROM at the [FPD
Specific Information].
*Set both Panel1 and Panel2 for 2FPD system.
Example of reading
file form CD-ROM
䂓䂓
䂓
Fig.7-9 All Load Window (setting of cb1 file)
(4) Click [OK], so FPD initial data is set, and following message is displayed. Confirm
loaded data is the data of FPD which is set. Serial number of FPD is described in a
product label.
Fig.7-10 All Load Complete
7-3 FPD Operation Check
Follow the instructions below to confirm the low and high voltage power supply setting and
operation.
1) Click the [Tool] from Xcat menu and select the [POWER]. [Power Control] window is
opened.
Fig.7-11 Xcat Menu (Power)
2) Remove the check marks from [Synchronize with the host system] and [Enable
timer control] of [HV Power Control].
Fig.7-12 Power Control
3) Warning shown Fig.7-13 is displayed. Close [Power Control] window, and open
[Power Control] window again as the same procedure before.
Fig.7-13 Warning
*These checks are put in initial state. This is not used this time, these functions are
used to synchronizes with the system such as DR consoles and the power supply is
controlled (See "Chapter 7-6").
4) Turn the power ON of (1)[DC Power Control], then turn the power ON of (2)[HV
Power Control].
(1) (3)
(2) (4)
Fig.7-14 Power Control
*In the case of 2FPD system, turn the power ON (3) and then, (4). It takes about 15
seconds until DC power gets ON. It takes about 1 minute until HV power gets ON.
Fig.7-15 Power Control (Power ON)
(5) Next, confirm the operation. Select [Tool] - [Options], and [Options] window is
opened.
Fig.7-16 Xcat Menu(Options)
(6) Select [Calib] tab on the Option window.

(7) Remove all checks on [Correction menu], and click [Apply].
Fig.7-17 Calib TAB
*These items are checked in the initial condition.

“Offset” “Gain” “Defect” “Data line”
(8) Select [RADsp] tab on the Option window.

(9) Put the check in [Stand], and click [Test Capture].
Fig.7-18 RADsp TAB
(10) There is no problem in the connection if it is possible to capture the image which has
about 14000 pixel value. (Fig.7 -19)
Fig.7-19 Test Capture (sample)
*In the case of 2FPD system, put the check in Table, and test the image capture.
7-4 Setting PCU LAN Port IP Address
Standard IP address of LAN port is set as “Chart 7-2 IP address list”. In case of changing IP
address, see “Appendix2 Setting IP address of LAN port”.
Chart 7-2 IP address list

MPC PCU DR console PC Remarks
192.168.100.10 192.168.100.11 192.168.100.13 Factory Setting
ID/Password ʊ ʊ
Administrator / Shimadzu ʊ ʊ
7-5 PCU Remote Maintenance (XCAT) Setting
1) Select [Tool] - [Options], and [Options] window is opened.

Fig.7-20Xcat Menu (Options)
2) Open [MPC] tab, and check [Enable remote maintenance] and [HV power off by
host system synchronization].
*Select [After calibration] after contacting the remote maintenance center, in the case of the
device to which the HV power supply is not turned OFF by 24-hour power distribution.

Fig.7-21 MPC TAB
3) Click [OK] and close the dialog.

4) Restart the Xcat.
7-6 Setting Power Supply
Setting of the power supply is required, when it interlocks the system such as DR consoles,
setting power ON and OFF.
1) Select [Tool] - [Power] form Xcat menu. [Power Control] window is opened.
Fig.7 -22 Power Control window
2) When both of DC power and HV power are ON, turn OFF both. Turn OFF both of
them in reverse order of (4) in “7-3 FPD Operation Check“.
3) Check [Synchronize with the host system] of [HV Power Control] in [Power
Control] window.

Fig.7-23 Power Control window (Check Synchronize with the host system)
4) Check [Synchronize with the host system], and the following message is displayed.
Click [OK].
Fig.7 -24 Power Control Warning
5) Check [Enable timer control].
Fig.7 -25 Power Control window (Check Enable timer control)
6) Set the time when the power is ON by [hour] and [min]. Normally, [hour: 8] and
[min:0] are set. Confirm the user’s status of use, and set it about 1 hour before the
operation is started.
*If the operation is started at 8 a.m., turn the power ON at 7 a.m.
7) After setting the time, close [Power Control] window.
8 Setting MPC
In standard version, MPC is not connected to display, keyboard and mouse. When MPC is
operated by a single FPD17-R1, connect the display like DR console, the keyboard, and the
mouse directly to MPC. Or connect MPC from DR console by a remote desktop, set the
described items in this chapter.
When you connect a monitor, keybord and mous to MPC directly, there is a case not
to display anything on the moniotr after start up Windows. In that case, input
Ctrl+Alt+F1 to display on the monitor.
8-1 Setting MPC LAN Port IP Address
Standard IP address of LAN port is set as “7-2 IP address list”. In case of changing IP
address, see “Appendix 2 Setting IP Address of LAN Port".
Also, when the ID, the password, and IP address of MPC are changed, the setting of Xcat
and CIF on PCU is required. See “Appendix3 Remote Maintenance“.
8-2 Connection of Thermometer
Set the thermometer TH-101 (Microtechno Co.Ltd) as follows to record the data every 10
minutes.
8-2-1 Parts and Operations

TH-101
㽷
㽹
㽲
㽳㽴㽵㽶

TH-101
1) POWER Switch
The power switch for the data logger TH-101.
Slide the switch knob in the window at the lateral side of the case using a
ballpoint pen.
When the knob is set to OFF position, the power is OFF, when ON position
the power is ON
2) RECORD Switch
Switch to execute the recording for each mode.
3) lNTERVAL Switch
Switch to change the parameters for each mode.
4) MODE Switch
Switch the mode.
5) COM connector
Connect to PC.
Used connecting to the specified accessory cable, in order to set the time and
the measurement conditions and obtain the data.
6) ALARM connector
When any two terms of settings such as temperature, humidity and dew point
achieved at the upper or lower limit, the contact point becomes ON.
7) Display
Display switching the temperature or humidity mode. Besides, show the
display indicating the data status, the measurement, replacement of the
battery and alarm (upper or lower limit) etc.
8) Sensor
Installed the thermometer or humidity sensor.
8-2-2 Connection and Installation

Connection and Installation of TH-101
1. Insert the battery
a) Slide the battery cover at the rear
side of the main body in the arrow
direction and remove it.
b) Insert AAA (cell) batteries
considering the polarity as the
following picture.
Insert both batteries in the same
direction.
c) Attach the battery cover.
2 Start up MPC.
Then start Windows. Confirm
the connection between connector
RS-232C of MPC and the COM
connector on the data logger. (See
"4-5-10 Thermo Meter ").
3. Turn ON the data logger.
Slide the knob of the power switch
[POWERON/OFF] for the data logger
TH-101 to set ON position using the
ballpoint pen.
4. Fix this thermometer at the proper
place in the examination room.
䊶The thermometer can be fixed by
hook and loop fastener as the
following picture.
䊶Fix it at near and the same height
as FPD.
䊶Connect a cable to avoid disturbing
the study.
Battery life is about 6 months. Battery mark is shown at display of the main body
indicating the shortage of the battery life. In this case, replace 2 AAA(cell) batteries
seeing “Appendix1 Periodic Parts Replacement” .
8-2-3 Setting and Operation Check

1. TH-101 Serial port setting
1) The application starts when [TH-101 Manager] is selected from the START menu.
Fig.8 -1 Main Menu window
2) Select [Communication]-[Serial port setting] in the main menu and set the setting
of the communication port as follows.
٨ Port 㧩 COM5
٨ Baud Rate 㧩 9600
٨ Parity 㧩 odd
٨ Stop 㧩 1

Fig.88-2 Setting of communicaton port
3) Click [OK], after setting. Because [It was set up] message is opened, click [OK]
again.
Fig.8-3 Completion message
2. Various settings
1) Next, select [Communication]-[Setup] from the main menu.

*There is a possibility that the record has already been begun when the message
of [A communication error occured] is displayed.

Fig.8 -4 Communication error
<Confirmation>
Confirm whether the REC mark is displayed in the display part of TH-101. In that
case the record has already been begun and stop recording according to the
following procedures.
[REC] mark
Fig.8-5 TH-101[REC] mark
2) Setting window [Various setup] is displayed. Select [Time] tab, check [Adjust to the
PC time], and click [Setting].
Fig.8-6 Time tab

3) Select [Measuring condition] tab and set as follows, click [Setting].
٨ Recording mode = Overwrite(LOOP)

٨ Unit of Temperature = Centigrate
٨ Recording interval = 30min
٨ Instrument number = 1
Fig.8-7 Measuring condition tab
4) Select [Upper/Lower limt] tab and set as follows, click [Setting].
٨ Upper limit temp = No

٨ Lower limit temp = No
٨ Upper limit hum = No
٨ Lower limit hum = No
Fig.8 -8 Upper/Lower limit tab
5) Select [Dew point alarm] tab and set as follows, click [Setting].
ƔUpper limit = No
Fig.8-9 Dew point alarm tab
6) Click [Close] to close [Various setup].
3. Record start
1) Select [Communication]-[Start recording] from the main menu.
Fig.8 -10 Record start
2) The following messages are shown to confirm the record start, click [Yes].
3) The following messages are shown to confirm the record stop, click [OK].
4. Stop recording
1) Select [Communication]-[Terminate recording] from the main menu.
Fig. 8-13 TH-101 Manager
2) The following messages are shown to confirm the record stop, click [Yes].
Fig.8 -14 Stop recording
3) The following messages to show that the record was stopped are displayed, click
[OK].
Fig. 8-15 Stop recording
4) Setting window is opened. Select [Time] tab, and check [Adjust to the PC time]. Next,
click [Setting].
5. Confirmation
Start recording once, and stop recording after more than 30 minutes is passed, then
check㩷 whether the data is recorded per 30 minutes. (By using 2. Various settings)
1) Select [Communication]-[Loading the data] from the main menu 30 minutes after
recording. Following chart is displayed. Check the box of the desired data, and click
[Loading].
Fig.8 -16 Loading the recorded data
*The following message is displayed, when this operation is done without stopping recording,
and stop recording according to the procedure of “4. Stop recording”.
Fig.8 -17 Reading
2) After loading is completed, the following graphs are displayed.
Fig.8 -18 Graph
3) When [File]-[Properties] of the main menu is selected, the data logging beginning
time ([Start Time]), final data acquisition time (End Time), and data logging intervals
(Interval) is displayed as follows.
Fig.8 -19 Details information
Logging every 30 minutes can be confirmed by the graph or a detail of the data.
8-3 Confirmation of Log Alert Storage Folder
MPC is designed for acquiring Logs and alerts which are required for the remote
maintenance. When shipped, each setting like creating folders to save the logs and the alerts
have been already set. Here, confirm these folders.
See the following list which shows the required folders to send and save the logs and the
alerts. See “Appendix3 Remote Maintenance” about the details of the remote maintenance.
Chart 8-1 Log and alert transmission folder

Folder for saving *3
UNIT Folder *1
File
sent file
*2 *5
Xcat(PCU) C:¥Diag¥PCU¥log 㸠 DefectMap_1_1.cab(Stand)
DefectMap_1_2.cab(Table)
DefectMap_1_3.cab(Table: Error)
1
DefectMap_1_4.cab(Stand: Error)
ApplicationLog.txt
TempLog_1.txt
2 CIF(PCU) C:¥CIF_rlog¥logs 㸠 CIF_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log
3 DR console C:¥DRC_rlog¥DRCSL_Log C:¥DRC_rlog¥sent_Log YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.cab
4 UD150B-40 C:¥B40_rlog¥logs C:¥B40_rlog¥sent_Log B40_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log

*4
CH-200 C:¥CH_log¥logs C:¥CH_log¥sent_Log CH_log(YYYY-MM-DD).log
5
CH_REPT.log
*4
CH-200 C:¥CH_log2¥logs C:¥CH_log2¥sent_Log CH_log2(YYYY-MM-DD).log
6
(second) CH_REPT2.log
*6
7 Thermometer C:¥Temp_rlog¥logs C:¥Temp_rlog¥sent_Log Temp_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.cvs
*1: When the remote maintenance function enable on the Internet, log files sent to log server were
moved to folder for saving sent files. Log files of Xcat and CIF were not moved.
*2: In the case of log file of Xcat, Only latest one is saved at folder.
*3: When the remote maintenance function enable, log file retention period is 40 days.
Automatically removed log file older 40 days from MPC.
*4: When a number of log files of CH-200 or CH-200 second are made in a day, the number is
added to head of file’s name. (Ex. 2_CH_log(2008-01-01).log)
*5: When PCU issue a warning, alert file is made other than log file.
*6: When a log file is made, data stored at a thermometer are deleted.
Confirm there are all folders as in the Chart 8-2.
1) Open [My Computer]-[Local Disc(C):] from start menu to see all of the folders in the
local disc.
Fig.8 -20 Local Disc(C:)
2) Double-click [Diag] folder in the local disk, and double-click [PCU] folder.
Fig.8-21 FPD alert transmission folder
Further, confirm [C:?Diag?PCU?log] in the same way as “alert”. Confirm [C:?CIF_rlog] and
[C:?DRC_rlog] are the share folders from Fig.8-20.
9 Transmitting Confirmation of Log and
Alert Files
Confirm the logs are actually transmitted to the folder which is confirmed in “8-3 Confirmation
of Log Alert Storage Folder“.
However, confirm only the components of FPD17-R1. (Except FPD17-R1)
Items which need to be confirmed are as follows.
Chart 9-1 Log and alert transmitting confirmation items

Transmission
No. Folder Upload file
device
AlertFPD_1_1.txt (Stand) PCU(Xcat)
1 C:?Diag?PCU?alert
AlertFPD_1_2.txt (Table)
DefectMap_1_1.cab (Stand) PCU(Xcat)
DefectMap_1_2.cab (Table)
2 C:?Diag?PCU?log
ApplicationLog_1.txt
TempLog_1.txt
3 C:?CIF_rlog?logs CIF_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log PCU(CIF)
4 C:?Temp_rlog?logs Temp_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log TH-101
Confirm transmitting the log and the alert. For the details of the transmitting units, the saving
folders, the uploading files, and details for the creation date, see “Appendix3 Remote
Maintenance“.
9-1 PCU (XCAT) to MPC
Confirm transmitting the alert and the log, from PCU(Xcat) to MPC. In case FPD peripheral
device malfunction is occurred, PCU notifies the warnings to MPC (Transmitting the alert
files), and the related files. (Including Log files)
To confirm it, unconnect COOLER WARNING CABLE (See “4-5-7㩷 Connection of FPD
COOLING UNIT“.), and let the FPD malfunction of stand side occurr on purpose, to see if
the alert file and the logfiles are properly transmitted.
1) Open the PCU alert file saving folder ([C:?Diag?PCU?Alert]) and PCU log file saving
folder ([C:?Diag?PCU?log]). In case some files are in the folder, delete them.
㩷
Fig.9 -1 Alert Saving folder and log saving folder

2) Unconnect COOLER WARNING CABLE which is connected to J8 of Connector7,
open each folder again to confirm there is each file for sure. Alert files and log files
only for the stand are created, because the only cables for the stand are removed.
Fig.9 -2 PCU alert saving folder (With Alert file)
Fig.9 -3 PCU log saving folder (With each log file)
Operation is normal when these files are transmitted for sure. After confirming it, restore the
cables to the original state. When the content of the alert file is browsed by Notepad, the
previous alert remains as the error of FPD COOLING UNIT, as follows.
Power Supply Shutdown = 0

Cooling Unit down = 1
HV Temp High = 0
HV Current Abnormal = 0
DC overload = 0
Sensor Husing Temp Abnormal = 0
3) Let the folder be empty state by deleting the created files in the folder, finally.
9-2 PCU (CIF) to MPC
Confirm transmitting the logs from PCU (CIF) to MPC. CIF runs constantly, and it is set to
transfer the logs at normal appointed time. (2:30) Here, end running CIF (TeraTerm) on
PCU, to confirm transmitting logs from CIF.
1) Open CIF log file saving folder ([C:?CIF_rlog?logs]), and in case there are some files
in the folder, delete them.
Fig.9-4CIF log saving folder
2) End TeraTerm on PCU. Open CIF log saving folder again, and confirm there is a CIF
log file. Operation is normal when the CIF log file is created, as Fig.9-5.
Fig.9-5 CIF log saving folder (With CIF log file)
9-3 TH-101 to MPC
Confirm transmitting the logs from TH-101 to MPC. TH-101 is also set to transfer the logs at
normal appointed time. (2:30) Execute the batch file (templog_output.bat)
1) Open CIF log file saving folder ([C:?Temp_rlog?logs]), and in case there are some
files in the folder, delete them.
Fig.9-6 TH-101 log saving folder
2) Double-click [templog_output.bat] in [Temp_rlog] folder. MS-DOS window is
displayed for a moment, and disappeared immediately after the batch file is executed.
After that, open TH-101 log saving folder again, to confirm TH-101 log file is created.
When there is no log file in that folder, check [C:¥Temp_rlog¥sent_log] if there is a
log file. Operation is normal when TH-101 log file is created in which folder.
Fig.9-7 Log saving folder (With TH-101 file)
Appendix 1 Periodic Parts Replacement
Replace periodically the following components.
Chart A-1 Periodic Parts Replacement

Item P/N Description
AAA (Cell) battery (2pcs) Replace when the battery mark illuminates
-
For data logger TH-101 at LCD of TH-101. (every 6 months).
Cooler,HE002,R-ASSY 502-40076 FPD cooling unit. Replace every 4 years.
Component for FPD cooling unit. Replace
Distilled water, 5L 502-502-40079
every1 year.
FAN, MU1225S-11 042-60408 PSU cooling fans. Replace every 2 years.
Fuse,FLQ30 072-01659-38 Replace every 2 years.
Appendix 2 Setting IP Address of LAN Port
PCU
Because the onboard network adaptor of PCU is not used, it is set to the onboard network
adaptor of PCU that not specific Internet Protocol address but the one automatically allotted
is acquired.
It is set to the network adaptor of extending LAN board that Internet Protocol address of
LAN for remote maintenance is acquired.
1) Open Control Panel window.

2) Double-click on the [Network Connections] icon and open it.
Fig.B-1 Control Panel window
3) Right-click on the [Local Area Connction Intel(R) PRO/100 VE Network connection] icon
and select [Properties].
Fig.B-2 Network Connections window
4) Click on the [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] at the [General] tab window. Click on the
[Properties] and open the [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties] window.
Fig.B-3 Local Area Connection Properties window
5) Click on the [Obtain an IP address automatically] and click on the [OK] button.
Fig.B-4 Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window
6) Click on the [OK] button at the [Local Area Connection Properties] window. The window
is closed and the settings will be saved and available.
7) Right-click on the [Local Area Connection Intel(R) PRO/1000 GT Desktop Adapter] icon
at the [Network Connections] window and select [Properties].
[Properties] .
9) [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties] window is opened. Click on the [Use the
following IP address].
10) Enter the [IP address] and the [Subnet mask], seeing IP address of PCU in “Chart 7-2 IP
address list”.
Leave blank at the [Default gateway]. Delete an IP address if any address is diplayed
here.
Click here
Enter the address
Leave blank
11) Click on [OK] button at the [Local Area Connection Properties] window. The window is
closed and the settings will be saved and available.
MPC
The onboard network adaptor of MPC is set to acquire Internet Protocol address of LAN for
remote maintenance.
1) Open Control Panel window.

2) Double-click on the [Network Connections] icon and open it.
Fig.B-6 Control Panel window
3) Right-click on the [Local Area Connection Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT Network connection]

icon, and select [Properties].
Fig.B-7 Network Connections window
[Properties], and open the the [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties] window.
Fig.B-8 Local Area Connection Properties window
5) Click on the [Use the following IP address].
6) See IP address of MPC in “Chart 7-2 IP address list”, and input [IP address] and [Subnet
mask].
Enter the address
Leave blank
Leave blank at the [Default gateway]. Delete an IP address if any address is diplayed here.
7) Click on [OK] button at the [Local Area Connection Properties] window. The window is
closed and the settings will be saved and available.
Appendix 3 Remote Maintenance
PCU remote maintenance retains the function of transmitting the logs (Application log, FPD
temperature log, FPD defect map) to MPC. Also, It retains the function of transmitting the
alert content to MPC when the alert (FPD peripheral condition malfunction) is occurred.
Here, confirm the required settings to operate these functions normally.
1. Functions
Browse and load
Periodic logs which are uploaded to the server by remote maintenance are as follows.
Blowsing log files directly and downloading are available.
Chart C-1 Remote Maintenance Periodic Log

Unit Folder on MPC Uploaded files Creation date
1 PCU(Xcat) C:?Diag?PCU?log? DefectMap1_1.cab (Stand) FPD power OFF
DefectMap1_2.cab (Table) (DR power interlocked)
ApplicationLog_1.txt
TempLog_1.log
2 PCU(CIF) C:?CIF_rlog?logs? CIF_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log Appointed time
(2:30)
3 UD C:?B40_rlog?logs? B40_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log Appointed time
(2:30)
4 CH C:?CH_log?logs? CH_log(YYYY-MM-DD).log CH startup
(First) CH_REPT.log
5 CH C:?CH_log2?logs? CH_log2(YYYY-MM-DD).log CH startup
(Second) CH_REPT2.log
6 DR console C:?DRC_rlog?DRCSL YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.cab DR shutdown
_Log
7 Temperature C:?Temp_rlog?logs Temp_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.log 1/week (Sunday)
logger Appointed time (2:30)
Alert
When the following errors are occurred, the alert will be notified, and the related file is
simultaneously uploaded. On the server, the list of “System that the alert is occurred” is
displayed, so early response is available.
Chart C-2 List of Alert Function

Unit Folder on MPC Uploaded files
FPD peripheral device malfunction C:?Diag?PCU?alert? Alert_FPD1_1.txt (Stand)
࡮Malfunction of HV/DC power Alert_FPD1_2.txt (Table)
࡮Malfunction of FPD cooling unit C:?Diag?PCU?log? DefectMap1_1.cab (Stand)
࡮Panel temperature malfunction DefectMap1_2.cab (Table)
࡮Emergency shutdown ApplicationLog_1.txt
TempLog_1.log
FPD defect image pixel malfunction C:?Diag?PCU?alert? Alert_Defect1_1.txt (Stand)
࡮Defect image pixel number malfunction Alert_Defect1_2.txt (Table)
࡮Defect line number malfunction C:?Diag?PCU?log? DefectMap1_1.cab (Stand)
࡮Continuous defect line malfunction DefectMap1_2.cab (Table)
࡮Defect block size malfunction ApplicationLog_1.txt
࡮Defect density malfunction TempLog_1.log
2. Setting remote maintenance tool of PCU
When IP address, ID, and password of MPC are changed, [Remote Maintenance Config
Tool] of PCU is required to changed. Set it as follows.
1) Select [All programs]-[Shimadzu PCU Tools]-[Remote Maintenance Config] from Windows

start menu.
2) The dialog as Fig.C-1 is displayed. Description of each items is Chart C-1.
Fig.C-1 Tools for setting of remote maintenance
Chart C-1 Explanation of setting tool and default value

Item Content Explanation Default value
PCU Unit No. Number of PCU Number of PCU. 1
Set the number “1”.
Host Name Host name of MPC Setting of host name of MPC 192.168.100.10
㧔IP address㧕㧔IP address㧕
User Name Login name of MPC Setting of login name of MPC Administrator
Password Password of MPC Setting of password of MPC Shimadzu
3) When the setting of the system that installs is different from the default value, set each I
tem.
4) When the input of all items is completed, click the [Check] and confirm the connection with
MPC.When the connection to the folder for Rimomen of MPC succeeds, [Check
completed [OK] is opened and click [OK] to close this dialog.
*Review the setting again when failing in the check.
*When setting of MPC doesn't complete, confirm it after setup of MPC.
5) Click [OK] to end the setting. The setting is saved.

*When [Cancel] is clicked, the setting ends without saving the setting.
3. Method of setting MPC log transmitting of CIF
It is necessary to change the setting of the CIF log transmitting program that operates by
PCU, in case that IP address setting of MPC is changed from the factory setting
(192.168.100.10). Change the setting, according to the following procedures.
1) When the Teraterm is operated, shut down Teraterm and program of sending a CIF log is
stopped.
2) Startup [Notepad] on PCU.
3) Open the following file by Notepad.
C:?CIF_rlog?remolog.ini
*In case of opening the file from [File menu], set the ”File of type” to ”ALL Files”.
4) Save the file after editing the part shown in the following, and end Notepad.
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5) Select [start]-[All Programs]-[start up]-[CIF_rlog] on Teraterm and and program of sending a

CIF log is started.
When a program of sending a CIF log is started, changed setting become effective.
If you change setting, be sure to perform procedure 1 and 5.
Revision History
Rev. date Modification Author
- 2006/11/22 First Issue T.Sasaki
A 2007/03/26 (a) The system configuration of connection chart is changed to T.Sasaki

the latest one.
(b) The cable list is changed to the latest one.

(c) The explanation of the connection between various
equipment is changed to the latest one.
(d) The picture for explanation of connection is changed to the

latest one.
(e) The explanation concerning PCU remote maintenance tool
is added.
(f) Method of setting system configuration is added.
(g) MPC log forwarding setting method is added.
(h) Explanation for WakeOnLAN tool of MPC is added.

(i) Explanation for MPC log preservation folder is added.
B 2007/03/28 (a) Log transmitting function content in PCU remote T. Sasaki
maintenance function list is changed.

(b) Panel switching tool is added.
(c) Loading FPD shipping parameters is added.
C 2007/04/06 (a) Entire format is changed. T. Sasaki

(b) Confirmation of log and alert saving folder, and procedure of
the log transmitting confirmation are added.
D 2007/07/03 (a) Following parts numbers are changed. T. Sasaki

*Cooler,HE002,R-ASSY(532-24801 㸢 502-40076)
*Distilled water, 5L(532-24806 㸢 502-40079)
(b) The times of creating Logs of temperature logger is changed

in Appendix3, ChartC-1.
*Appointed time (2:30)
㸢 1/week(Sunday) Appointed time (2:30)
(c) Following Charts are changed.
*Chart 3-1 FPD17-R1 components (p9)
*FPD17-R1 combination devices (p10)

(d) The NOTE is cahnged in chapter 4-5-8 (FPD).
(e) The NOTE for connection of MPC is added. (p67)
(f) Format and name of chapter are cahnged as follows.

*Chapter7 Innitial Setting 㸢 Chapter7 Setting PCU
*Chapter8 Operation Check

㸢 Chapter7-3 FPD Operation Check
*Chapter9-1 Setting PCU LAN Port IP Address 㸢 Chapter7-4

*Chapter9-2 PCU Remote Maintenance(Xcat) 㸢 Chapter7-5
*Chapter9-3 Setting Power Supply 㸢 Chapter7-6
(g) Statement of preparing for setting PCU is added at opening of

a chapter.
(h) Work flow is changed.

(i) Appendix4 WakeOnLAN Tool is deleted.
(j) Statement for WakeOnLAN Tool is deleted in Chapter 5-1-2.
(p46)
(k) Statement for WakeOnLAN Tool is deleted in Appendix2.
(p85,88)
(l) Explanation of COM1 of MPC is deleted.

(m) Name of connector is changed COM1 to COM4 in chart4-1
No.7. (p19)
(n) Explanation of connectoin MPC to UD150B-40 is changed.

(p28)
(o) Explanation of connectoin MPC to CH-200 is changed. (p28)
(p) Recording interval of TH-101 is changed 10min to 30min.
(p71,75,76)
(q) Figure8-18 and Figure8-19 are changed.
(r) Explanation of PC CARD SLOT OF MPC is added.

(s) Indicatoin of installation LAN CARD ot MPC is added.
E 2008/01/21 (a) The way of connection interlocking relay for GRID CONT and T. Sasaki
systems to UD150B-40 is added.(p31)
(b) Log and alert file transmission folder is changed. (p73)
(c) Procedure of confirming CIF log is changed. (p91,92)

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SHIMADZU FPD SYSTEM

States a direct danger that may cause death or serious

States an indirect or potential danger that may cause death

States a danger that may cause slight or medium injury or

States the information that helps to use the system correctly.

1. Failure or damage caused by installation, movement, maintenance and repair

2. Failure or damage in a product of our company caused by a product of other

3. Failure or damage based on maintenance, repairs, etc. using a spare part

4. Failure or damage based on a result caused by disobedience to the cautions

5. Failure or damage caused by the ambient condition beyond the service

6. Failure or damage caused by natural disaster such as fire, earthquake, flood

1-1 Requirement Tools............................................................................................ 䋱

1-2 Workflow ............................................................................................................ 䋲

2 Installation Conditions .................................................................................. 3

2-1 Environment ...................................................................................................... 3

2-2 Storage / Transport Conditions........................................................................ 3

2-3 Power Supply .................................................................................................... 3

3 Installing Units ............................................................................................... 4

3-1 Component List ................................................................................................. 4

3-2 Dimensions and Weight of Units...................................................................... 6

3-3 Components of FPD17-R1 ................................................................................ 7

3-4 Setting Units .....................................................................................................12

4-1 General Precautions when Wiring...................................................................14

4-2 FPD17-R1 System Overview ............................................................................14

4-3 Cable List ..........................................................................................................16

4-4 PSU Internal Connection .................................................................................18

5 Turn On the Power Supply .......................................................................... 41

5-1 Power Input Procedure and Confirmation...................................................... 41

6 Setting FPD Cooling Unit............................................................................. 43

6-1 Switch and Display .......................................................................................... 43

6-2 Changing Temperature Settings..................................................................... 44

6-3 Refilling of Water ............................................................................................. 45

7-1 Method of Setting System Configuration ....................................................... 46

7-2 Loading FPD Shipping Parameters ................................................................ 52

7-3 FPD Operation Check ...................................................................................... 54

7-4 Setting PCU LAN Port IP Address .................................................................. 58

7-5 PCU Remote Maintenance (XCAT) Setting..................................................... 59

7-6 Setting Power Supply ...................................................................................... 60

8 Setting MPC .................................................................................................. 62

8-1 Setting MPC LAN Port IP Address .................................................................. 62

8-3 Confirmation of Log Alert Storage Folder ......................................................72

9 Transmitting Confirmation of Log and Alert Files..................................... 74

9-1 PCU (XCAT) to MPC .........................................................................................74

9-2 PCU (CIF) to MPC .............................................................................................76

9-3 TH-101 to MPC..................................................................................................77

Appendix 1 Periodic Parts Replacement.......................................................... 79

Appendix 2 Setting IP Address of LAN Port .................................................... 80

Revision History ................................................................................................. 92

1-1 Requirement Tools

Preparation before connection

Connection of PCU internal devices

Connection between PCU and combination

Setting after connection

Location Ambient temperature Relative humidity

20° to 27° 15% to 75% (Non condensing)

2-2 Storage / Transport Conditions

2-3 Power Supply

Unit kVA V 24-hour power distribution

PSU 4 Single phase Required

Chart 3-1 FPD17-R1 components

257 Tower PC Tower PC

 GRID controller for BK

 DC/HV POWER SUPPLY

GRID controller for BK

DC/HV POWER SUPPLY

RELAY ASSY ٤ ٤ ٤ Relay ASSY

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