ID 4891 - Camargue Radiographic System (Z7J32003) Installation Instructions - R03

Camargue Radiographic System
REF Z7J32003 (Classic)

Installation Instructions
manufactured for Control-X Medical Ltd.

APELEM SAS Öv u. 29.
H-1141 Budapest, Hungary
9 Avenue du canal Philippe Lamour
30660 Gallargues-le-Montueux
France
54 pages
Document ID: 4891/ 03
© Control-X Medical
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PLEASE READ THIS PAGE CAREFULLY
• This equipment must be installed, operated and maintained with the understanding that potential hazards
exist for all who work with it unless necessary precautions are taken against injury and/or property
damage from high voltage and/or X-ray radiation.
• The responsibility of the manufacturer is limited to providing adequate installation, operating and service
instructions and information about possible hazards. The manufacturer shall not be liable for injury, loss of
any kind, or non-compliance with the specifications, if it was a result of improper handling, installation,
operating, servicing, repair or maintenance of this equipment.
• Only properly trained and qualified service personnel should perform installation, maintenance or repair.
Failure to follow established safety procedures and practices could result in serious bodily injury or death
and/or property damage. This equipment employs lethal voltages that may be present even if power is
disconnected. Always make sure that the power is turned off and the energy storage capacitors are
discharged before attempting any repair or other work on any circuits in this equipment.
• When this equipment is operated in conjunction with X-ray tubes and energized, X-rays will be produced.
All persons working with X-rays must take necessary precautions to protect themselves against the effects
of X-ray radiation. This equipment is designed to operate as a part of an X-ray system. To ensure safe-
operating conditions only trained and qualified personnel shall operate the equipment, and only with all
required beam-limiting devices and protective barriers in place.
• It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that the government regulations are observed in the installation and
operation of the unit.
• To ensure that this equipment performs according to the specifications it must be installed, operated and
serviced according to the information provided in this document.
• To ensure the safe and efficient operation of the equipment, a periodic service inspection shall be
performed annually, as it is recommended in the maintenance section of this manual.
• Do not modify this equipment (other than procedures described in the accompanying documents) without
the expressed authorization of the manufacturer. After such authorized modifications are performed, the
equipment must be inspected and tested according to the instruction set forth in this manual.
• Additional application and safety information can be obtained from the manufacturer upon request.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Scope of the Installation Manual ................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Liability Notes ................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.3 Intended Use ................................................................................................................................................. 6
2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 7
3 SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Mechanical Data, Motion Range – FLOOR MOUNTED SYSTEM..................................................................... 8
3.2 Mechanical Data, Motion Range – CEILING MOUNTED SYSTEM ................................................................... 9
3.3 X-ray Parameters ........................................................................................................................................... 9
3.4 Power Supply ................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.5 Environmental Data..................................................................................................................................... 10
3.6 Usage conditions ......................................................................................................................................... 10
3.7 Classification................................................................................................................................................ 10
3.8 Compatible Accessories ............................................................................................................................... 10
3.9 Electromagnetic Compatibility .................................................................................................................... 12
3.10 Product Labels ............................................................................................................................................. 15
3.11 Duty Cycle.................................................................................................................................................... 16
3.12 Cleaning, Sterilization .................................................................................................................................. 16
3.13 Applicable Standards and Regulations ........................................................................................................ 16
3.14 Symbols Located on the Equipment ............................................................................................................ 17
3.15 Software Versions ....................................................................................................................................... 17
4 ROOM PREPARATION ........................................................................................................................... 18
4.1 Room Properties.......................................................................................................................................... 18
4.2 Electromagnetic Shielding ........................................................................................................................... 19
4.3 Isolation form the Supply Mains ................................................................................................................. 20
4.4 Operator Controls ....................................................................................................................................... 21
5 SHIPPING ARRANGEMENT ................................................................................................................... 21
5.1 TS 99 Tube Stand and WS 99 Wall Stand ..................................................................................................... 21
5.2 CTM-200 Ceiling Mount Tube Stand ........................................................................................................... 22
5.3 Radiographic Table ...................................................................................................................................... 24
6 UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT.............................................................................................................. 25
6.1 Unpacking the TS 99 Tube Stand ................................................................................................................. 25
6.2 Unpacking the Stylix / PHOENIX Radiographic Table ................................................................................... 25
7 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................. 26
7.1 Necessary Tools and Material ..................................................................................................................... 26
7.2 TS 99 Tube Stand Installation ...................................................................................................................... 26
7.2.1 Overhead Rail Installation (for TS 99 T) ................................................................................. 26
7.2.2 Floor Rail (D-44) Installation .................................................................................................. 27
7.2.3 Prepare Stand for Erection .................................................................................................... 28
7.2.4 Erecting the Tube Stand ........................................................................................................ 30
7.2.5 X-ray Tube and Collimator Installation .................................................................................. 34
7.2.6 Electrical Connections ........................................................................................................... 35
7.3 CTM-200 Ceiling Mount Tube Stand Installation ......................................................................................... 36
7.4 WS 99 Wall Stand Installation ..................................................................................................................... 36
7.4.1 Wall Stand Installation .......................................................................................................... 36
7.4.2 Assembling the column ......................................................................................................... 36
7.4.3 AEC chamber and grid installation ........................................................................................ 36
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7.4.4 Installing the wall stand ........................................................................................................ 38

7.4.5 Installing the tilt mechanism (WS 99 T only) ......................................................................... 38
7.4.6 Balancing ............................................................................................................................... 39
7.4.7 Installing the Wall Box ........................................................................................................... 40
7.4.8 Vertical Potentiometer Calibration (WS 99 P/PT only) ......................................................... 41
7.5 Stylix / Phoenix Radiographic Table Installation .......................................................................................... 42
7.5.1 Table Installation ................................................................................................................... 42
7.5.2 Bucky Installation .................................................................................................................. 42
7.5.3 Grid Installation ..................................................................................................................... 42
7.5.4 Installation of the Table Top ................................................................................................. 42
7.5.5 Electrical Connection (Stylix Table) ....................................................................................... 43
7.5.6 Electrical Connection (Phoenix Table) ................................................................................... 43
7.5.7 Table Function Settings (Phoenix Only) ................................................................................ 44
7.6 Alignment and Adjustment Procedures ...................................................................................................... 46
7.6.1 Tube ArM Alignment Around the Transversal Axis ............................................................... 46
7.6.2 Tube Arm Alignment Around the Horizontal Axis ................................................................. 46
7.6.3 Positioning the Table Receptor to the Tube Stand Horizontal Travel ................................... 46
7.6.4 Positioning the Wall Receptor Parallel to the Tube Stand Vertical Travel ............................ 46
7.6.5 Tube Stand SID Switch Settings Verification (Optional) ........................................................ 47
7.7 Final Steps of the Installation ...................................................................................................................... 47
8 TROUBLE-SHOOTING ............................................................................................................................ 47
9 MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 48
9.1 Lubrication .................................................................................................................................................. 49
9.2 Mechanical testing ...................................................................................................................................... 49
9.3 Cleaning and Disinfection ............................................................................................................................ 49
9.4 Calibration Schedule.................................................................................................................................... 50
10 ACCEPTANCE TEST................................................................................................................................ 51
10.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 51
10.2 Stablility, System Integrity and Counterbalancing ....................................................................................... 51
10.3 Manual Movements .................................................................................................................................... 52
10.4 Position measurement Accuracy ................................................................................................................. 53
10.5 X-ray Beam Centering .................................................................................................................................. 53
10.6 Non-destructive Active Safety Features ...................................................................................................... 53
11 SCHEMATICS AND BOARD LAYOUT ...................................................................................................... 54
12 REPLACEABLE CIRCUIT PROTECTION / FUSES ...................................................................................... 54
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 SCOPE OF THE INSTALLATION MANUAL
This Installation Manual is provided for service engineers. All service personnel must be trained and
authorized by Control-X Medical, Inc. to perform any procedure related to installation covered in this
document. The service engineers have to possess a good understanding of general medical/x-ray
equipment and the nature and potential dangers of high voltage and X-ray radiation.
The manual contains all the necessary information on installing the equipment. However, additional
documentation may be needed from the manufacturer to perform a complete system installation (such
as generator, collimator manuals etc.).
This Installation Instructions document covers the following models:
Component Description Camargue
TS 99 X-ray tube stand Default

TS 99 RTN * Tube stand with rotating column and transverse arm Optional
CTM-200 Ceiling mount X-ray tube stand Optional
WS 99 Wall Bucky stand Default
Stylix 4-way float top radiographic table Default
Phoenix 6-way float top elevating radiographic table Optional
HRX-2000 Mobile radiographic table Optional
* For CTM-200 specific installation instructions, see document

D-5079
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1.2 LIABILITY NOTES

The manual should be read thoroughly before installing the unit. Control-X Medical is not responsible
for any damage or malfunction resulting from deviations from the instructions set forth in this manual.
In addition, Control-X Medical, Inc. is not responsible for any installation or service-related procedure
performed by unauthorized person(s).
1.3 INTENDED USE

As part of a complete diagnostic radiographic system, the Camargue system is intended to hold and
position the radiation source, the beam limiting device, the X-ray imager and associated devices and the
patient during general radiographic procedures, for instance:
• Chest and spine examinations

• General gastrointestinal radiograms
• Extremities procedures
• Lateral and oblique projections
• Ambulatory / emergency radiograms
The Camargue system cannot be used for fluoroscopic applications.
There is no need for particular limitation of patients in regards to age, gender and physical condition.
General guidelines used in radiography apply.
For a complete description of intended use and applications along with counter-indications, please refer
to document D-4838 - Camargue Radiographic System (ref Z7J32003) Operating Instruction
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2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

The manual should be read thoroughly before installing and/or using the unit. You must comply with the
instruction of this manual in order to perform a safe and trouble-free installation. You must observe and
comply with all the safety symbols and notices listed in this manual and located on the unit.
WARNING!
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
• The power cable must be connected to the generator so the equipment shall be in operation
when the generator is powered on.
• The connection between the generator and the X-ray tube must be made with shielded high-
voltage cables including the grounding conductor. The high voltage cable must be UL certified
(where applicable) for medical use.
• All interconnection cables and wires (including but not limited to the rotor cable and interlock
cables) have to be UL certified (where applicable) and must comply with the NEC and local
codes. The strain relief bushing and wiring methods of these cables and wires must comply
with the NEC and local codes.
• The equipment shall not be operated without a proper protective ground connection.
RISKS OF INJURY, DEATH, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND FIRE
• The TS 99 and WS 99 stands support the X-ray tube, collimator assembly and the wall
detector and are directly connected to the generator which may involve high-voltage (both AC
and DC), high-energy components capable of causing serious injury or death. In some cases,
the high voltage may be present even after disconnecting the generator from the mains.
Extreme caution must be exercised during installation, servicing and operation.
• Do not use the equipment in the presence of flammable anesthetics as an explosion may
occur.
• For continued protection against risk of fire, replace fuses only with same type and rating.
• Before cleaning the unit, the power shall be turned off and kept off until the cleaning material
has evaporated.
COMPATIBILITY
All accessories used with the equipment (including, but not limited to X-ray tubes, HV cables, AEC
detectors and collimators) have to be CE certified / UL recognized for medical application.
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3 SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 MECHANICAL DATA, MOTION RANGE – FLOOR MOUNTED SYSTEM
Min floor-to-ceiling distance (room height) 2600 mm

Min floor space (depending on configuration) 8 m2 (2.5 x 3.2 m)
Tube stand floor rail length 2400 mm
(3600 mm optional)
X-ray tube focus-to-floor distance 360 … 1940 mm
X-ray tube vertical movement 1580 mm
X-ray tube horizontal movement 1850 mm
(3000 mm optional)
Tube column rotation for lateral exposures (TS 99 R/RTN only) -180° … +180° with
-90°/0°/90° detents
Wall Bucky center-to-floor distance 380 … 1867 mm
Wall Bucky vertical movement 1487 mm
Wall Bucky tilt range (WS 99 T only) -20 … +90°
Tabletop surface 810 x 2200 mm or
810 x 1800 mm (optional)
Tabletop transverse movement ± 120 mm
Tabletop longitudinal movement left / right direction 500 mm / 600 mm
Tabletop height (Phoenix only) 550 … 850 mm
Tabletop vertical movement (Phoenix only) 300 mm
Elevating table vertical exposure position (height) (Phoenix only) 750 mm
(adjustable during
installation)
Elevating table safety functions (Phoenix only) Double-kick (optional)
Crash-guard
Audible warning
Table Bucky horizontal movement 540 mm
Tabletop max distributed load equivalent to max patient 250 kg
weight – no additional
accessories for table
procedures
X-ray tube stand weight, assembled depending on options and 140 to 170 kg
accessories
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3.2 MECHANICAL DATA, MOTION RANGE – CEILING MOUNTED SYSTEM
For ceiling mount tube stand technical data

please refer to document
D-5079
Min floor-to-ceiling distance (room height) (with swan neck option and 2600 mm
1500 mm vertical travel)
Min floor space (depending on configuration) 20 m2 (5 x 4 m)
3.3 X-RAY PARAMETERS
Wall Bucky and tabletop Al equivalency max 0.8 mm Al

(99.9% purity or higher)
Cassette size (CR / film / portable FP) According to ISO 4090
Wall Bucky grid Fixed mounted grid;
stationary or oscillating
Table Bucky grid Fixed mounted or removable
stationary or oscillating
AEC detector optional 3-field ion chamber or solid state
detector with preamp
Shortest irradiation time with AEC 10 ms
Shortest irradiation time without AEC 1 ms
For detailed X-ray parameter ranges and accuracy, please refer to the X-ray generator accompanying
documents.
For the following specifications please refer to the X-ray tube datasheet:
• maximum symmetrical radiation field size
• focal spot size
• target angle
3.4 POWER SUPPLY
WS 99 wall Bucky stand (all versions) 24V~ 50 Hz, 24VA

TS 99 tube stand (all versions) 24V~ 50 Hz, 48VA
Stylix radiographic table 24V~ 50 Hz, 48VA
Phoenix radiographic table 230V~ 50 Hz, 690VA
Supply mains internal impedance Refer to the generator and flat panel display documentation
(0.2 Ohms if otherwise not specified by the generator or flat panel)
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3.5 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
Storage and transport temperature -20°C … 55°C

Operating temperature 10°C … 40°C
Max. relative humidity (operation) 80%
Max. relative humidity (storage) 90%
Environmental protection IP20
3.6 USAGE CONDITIONS
Shortest irradiation time (with / without AEC): Usually 1ms (depending on generator model)
Longest possible exposure: Typically 2.5 sec (limited by the flat panel)
Exposure cycle time without positioning: Typically 10 sec (depends on the flat panel / DR component)
Exposure cycle time including positioning: Approx. 1 min depending on positions
Useful expected life time: 10 years (with proper maintenance and average case load –
30 positioning cycles per day)
3.7 CLASSIFICATION
Protection against electric shock Type B equipment
Classification (as a radiographic system) Class II/b medical equipment
3.8 COMPATIBLE ACCESSORIES

Accessories recommended and approved by Control-X Medical, Inc. for use with the Camargue system
(for an accessory or equipment not listed, please contact the manufacturer):
Description Manufacturer Model No.
HVCP–__
High Voltage Cables Claymount
(HVC-10M-S through HVCP-30M)
SR-108-HF through SR-108-LSR,

Collimators Ralco R-108 R-302 series
SR-302 through SR-302FA-LRM
IAE
XT-_______
Philips
X-ray tubes Siemens
(All compatible dual focus 3” and 4”
Toshiba E72 and E42 series
rotating anode X-ray tubes)
Varian RAD series
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AEC detectors Claymount ICX-1153 ICX-1153
FP-FDX-3543RP, FP-FDX-3543RPW, FP-

Flat panel detectors Toshiba FDX series
FDX-4343R
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3.9 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions
The Camargue Radiographic System is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer
or the user of the Camargue Radiographic System should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic environment – guidance
RF emissions The Camargue Radiographic System uses RF energy only for its internal
Group 1 function. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause
CISPR 11
any interference in nearby electronic equipment.
RF emissions The Camargue Radiographic System is suitable for use in all establishments
Class A+20dB
CISPR 11 other than domestic, and may be used in domestic establishments and those
Harmonic emissions directly connected to the public low-voltage power supply network that
not applicable supplies buildings used for domestic purposes, provided the following warning
IEC 61000-3-2 is heeded:
Warning: This equipment/system is intended for use by healthcare
professionals only. This equipment/ system may cause radio interference or
may disrupt the operation of nearby equipment. It may be necessary to take
Voltage fluctuations / mitigation measures, such as re-orienting or relocating the Camargue
flicker emissions not applicable Radiographic System or shielding the location.
IEC 61000-3-3 The Camargue Radiographic System must be used only in a shielded location
with a minimum RF shielding effectiveness and, for each cable that exits the
shielded location, a minimum RF filter attenuation of 20dB for radio signals
between 30MHz … 1000MHz.
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

The Camargue Radiographic System is intended for use in electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the
user of the Camargue Radiographic System should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Immunity test IEC 60601 Compliance level Electromagnetic environment –
test level guidance
Electrostatic discharge  6 kV contact  6 kV contact Floors should be wood, concrete or
(ESD)  8 kV air  8 kV air ceramic tile. If floors are covered with
IEC 61000-4-2 synthetic material, the relative humidity
should be at least 30%.
Electrical fast transients/  2 kV for power supply  2 kV for power supply lines Mains power quality should be that of a
bursts lines  1 kV for input/ output lines typical commercial or hospital
 1 kV for input/ output environment.
IEC 61000-4-4
lines
Surge  1 kV differential mode  1 kV differential mode Mains power quality should be that of a
IEC 61000-4-5  2 kV common mode  2 kV common mode typical commercial or hospital
environment.
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The Camargue Radiographic System is intended for use in electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the
user of the Camargue Radiographic System should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Immunity test IEC 60601 Compliance level Electromagnetic environment –
test level guidance
Voltage dips, short < 5% UT < 5% UT Mains power quality should be that of a
interruptions and (>95% dip in UT) for 0.5 (>95% dip in UT) for 0.5 typical commercial or hospital
voltage variations on cycle cycle environment. If the user of the
power supply input lines Camargue Radiographic System requires
IEC 61000-4-11 continued operation during power
40% UT 40% UT mains interruptions, it is recommended
(60% dip in UT) for 5 (60% dip in UT) for 5 cycle that the Camargue Radiographic System
cycle be powered from an uninterruptible
power supply.
70% UT
70% UT (30% dip in UT) for 25 cycle
(30% dip in UT) for 25
cycle
< 5% UT
(>95% dip in UT) for 5 sec
< 5% UT
(>95% dip in UT) for 5 sec
Power frequency (50/60 3 A/m 3 A/m Power frequency magnetic fields should
Hz) magnetic field be at levels characteristics of a typical
IEC 61000-4-8 location in a typical commercial or
hospital environment.
Note: UT is the AC mains voltage prior to application of the test level

The Camargue System is suitable for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of
the Camargue System should assure that it is used in such an electromagnetic environment.
IMMUNITY test IEC 60601 TEST LEVEL Compliance Electromagnetic environment – guidance
level
The Camargue System must be used only in a
Conducted RF 3 Vrms shielded location with a minimum RF shielding
IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz effectiveness and, for each cable that enters the
outside ISM bandsa shielded location, a minimum RF filter
attenuation of 20 dB. See this Manual Section
10 Vrms 4.2.
150 kHz to 80 MHz Field strengths outside the shielded location from
in ISM bandsa fixed RF transmitters, as determined by an
Radiated RF 10 V/m electromagnetic site survey, should be less than
IEC 61000-4-3 80 MHz to 2,5 GHz 3 V/m. b
Interference may occur in the vicinity of
equipment
marked with the following symbol:
NOTE 1 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and
reflection from structures, objects and people.
NOTE 2 It is essential that the actual shielding effectiveness and filter attenuation of the shielded location be verified to
assure that they meet the minimum specification.
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level
a The ISM (industrial, scientific and medical) bands between 150 kHz and 80 MHz are 6,765 MHz to 6,795 MHz;
13,553 MHz to 13,567 MHz; 26,957 MHz to 27,283 MHz; and 40,66 MHz to 40,70 MHz.
b Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and land mobile
radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To
assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered.
If the measured field strength outside the shielded location in which the Camargue System is used exceeds 3 V/m, observe
the Camargue System to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be
necessary, such as relocating the Camargue System or using a shielded location with a higher RF shielding effectiveness
and filter attenuation.

level
Conducted RF 3 Vrms The Camargue System must be used only in a
IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz shielded location with a minimum RF shielding
effectiveness and, for each cable that enters the
Radiated RF 3 V/m shielded location, a minimum RF filter
IEC 61000-4-3 80 MHz to 2,5 GHz attenuation of 20 dB. See this Manual Section 4.2.
Field strengths outside the shielded location from
fixed RF transmitters, as determined by an
electromagnetic site survey, should be less than
3 V/m. a
Interference may occur in the vicinity of
equipment
marked with the following symbol:
NOTE 1 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption
and reflection from structures, objects and people.
NOTE 2 It is essential that the actual shielding effectiveness and filter attenuation of the shielded location be
verified to assure that they meet the minimum specification.
a Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and land mobile
radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To
assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered.
If the measured field strength outside the shielded location in which the Camargue System is used exceeds 3 V/m, the
Camargue System should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional
measures may be necessary, such as relocating the Camargue System or using a shielded location with a higher RF
shielding effectiveness and filter attenuation.
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3.10 PRODUCT LABELS

All the components of the Camargue system have a product label, the following information:
• name and address of the manufacturer

• the model number, serial number and manufacturing date of the component / system
• power supply requirements
The location of the product labels:
• System product label & E-Box product label: right side of E-Box
• TS 99 tube stand: right side of column, near the horizontal carriage
• WS 99 wall bucky stand: right side of the column, near the floor
• Stylix and Phoenix tables: on the side cover
TS 99 tube stand product label sample WS 99 wall stand product label sample
Stylix radiographic table product label sample Phoenix radiographic table product label sample
Camargue System Control Box product label CTM-200 product label sample
sample
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3.11 DUTY CYCLE

In general, the Camargue system is designed to operate in continuous mode.
The Phoenix elevating table is not designed for continuous vertical movement
operation. To prevent damage to the equipment and to reduce risk of fire, the table
can only be moved for a maximum of 30 seconds every 5 minutes. (There must be a
WARNING! 4.5 minute pause after each 30 second movement, giving a 10% duty cycle.)
The following symbol located on the side of the elevating radiographic table (if applicable) informs the
operator on the elevating table usage conditions:
3.12 CLEANING, STERILIZATION

The Camargue system is not a sterile device and is not meant to be sterilized.
The Camargue system does not require special cleaning or sterilization. However, it is recommended to
clean the control handle from time to time. For cleaning you may use soapy water or equivalent
cleaning solution. Apply the solution with paper towel and wipe down the surface. If for some reason
the handle requires cleaning, you may use rubbing alcohol.
3.13 APPLICABLE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS

MDD 93/42/EEC Medical Device Directive
IEC 60601-1: 2012 Medical electrical equipment - Part 1: General requirements
for safety and essential performance
IEC 60601-1-2: 2007 Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-2: General requirements
for safety and essential performance - Collateral standard:
Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements and tests
IEC 60601-1-3: 2008 + A1: 2013 Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-2: General requirements
Radiation protection in diagnostic X-ray equipment
IEC 60601-1-6: 2010 + A1: 2013 Medical electrical equipment - Part 1-2: General requirements
Usability
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IEC 60601-2-54: 2009 +A1: 2015 Medical electrical equipment - Part 2-54: Particular
requirements of associated equipment of X-ray equipment
3.14 SYMBOLS LOCATED ON THE EQUIPMENT

The following is a list of symbols used in the manuals and on the product label (the symbols conform to
standards EN 60601-1 and EN 980):
Date of manufacture, located on the product label.
Name and address of manufacturer, located on the product label.
Serial Number of product - located on the product label.
Catalogue number of product - located on the product label.
Single-phase AC main supply - located on the product label.
WARNING! Refer to manual for additional safety information - located on the

product label.
Instruction manual must be read – located on the product
Type B applied part - located on the product label.
Protective earth ground – located inside the equipment at the main grounding
terminal.
(1) The Phoenix elevating table is not designed for

continuous vertical movement operation. To
prevent damage to the equipment and to reduce
risk of fire, the table can only be moved for a
maximum of 60 seconds every 5 minutes. (There
must be a 4 minute pause after each 60 second
movement, giving a 20% duty cycle.).
(2) Do not sit or load at tabletop ends! The table may
tip over.
(3) Warning stating the maximum distributed table
load.
3.15 SOFTWARE VERSIONS

The following table list identifies the software version for each system serial number shipped. Please
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refer to the system product label located on the E-box for the system serial number.
Camargue Serial Number Control Software

Release Date (y.m.d)
Range Version
P-xxxx - V1.12 2016.03.25
4 ROOM PREPARATION
4.1 ROOM PROPERTIES
Plan a layout and prepare the X-ray room before starting the installation. Refer to the provided room
layout and floor plan drawings of the tube stand.
Please consider the following when preparing for a Camargue installation:
• On the wall stand side, the distance between the wall and the edge of the floor rail should
allow 100 cm FFD, but collision with wall stand must be avoided. (Recommended distance is
970 mm).
• We suggest to use the overhead (wall) guide rail for greater stability. Even if installing the stand
without the overhead rail, we recommend setting the rail rear edge-to-wall distance to 160 mm
allowing for installing the overhead rail later.
• Use appropriate wall plugs and bolts for mounting the rails according to the wall / floor
properties.
If the tube stand is not installed with components that are made by Control-X Medical, Inc., please refer
to the original manufacturer’s specification.
The site must comply with federal regulations and local codes, as well as the
dimensional and power requirement set here and for other equipment.
ATTENTION!
Inspect the room before installation. If the condition of the wall (ceiling) and the floor is not suitable for
leveling, corrective action shall be taken. If the ceiling is not suitable for supporting the upper rail you
will use the supplied wall mounting brackets.
The tube stand requires at least C20/25 grade reinforced concrete floor according to EN 206-1:
Concrete grade Group Compression strength of Compression strength of
D=150mm / h=300mm 150mm cube
object
C20/25 Ordinary concrete 20 N/mm2 25 N/mm2
When anchoring the equipment, the following anchoring or equivalent shall be used (anchors are not
included and types used should be selected according to actual floor quality):
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Bore depth Bore diameter

Anchor type
(h2) (d0)
16 x Fischer
Min. 95 mm Ø12 mm
TA M8T/25 S
(3 ¾ ”) (15/32”)
M8
Since the WS 99 tube stand and the radiographic tables do not have visible Power ON indication, the
main wall switch of the room shall be equipped with a green Power ON indicator light. If the system
includes an E-Box, the ON indicator of the E-Box is also lit whenever the power is ON.
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4.2 ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELDING

As indicated in Section Specifications, the Camargue system may only be installed in an
electromagnetically shielded location (room).
The Camargue Radiographic System is suitable for use in all establishments other than
domestic, and may be used in domestic establishments and those directly connected to the
public low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes,
provided the following warning is heeded:
Warning: This equipment/system is intended for use by healthcare professionals only. This
equipment/ system may cause radio interference or may disrupt the operation of nearby
equipment. It may be necessary to take mitigation measures, such as re-orienting or
ATTENTION! relocating the Camargue Radiographic System or shielding the location.
The Camargue Radiographic System must be used only in a shielded location with a minimum
RF shielding effectiveness and, for each cable that exits the shielded location, a minimum RF
filter attenuation of 20dB for radio signals between 30MHz … 1000MHz.
The Camargue Radiographic System may interfere with and may be disturbed by other RF emitting devices even if
they comply with CISPR emission requirements.
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Do not use electronic devices in the x-ray room that emit high RF energy, such as radio
transmitters and therapeutic equipment operating with electromagnetic radiation.
ATTENTION!
A warning sign must be installed on the door of the x-ray room stating the following:
DO NOT USE ELECTRONIC DEVICES EMITTING HIGH RF ENERGY,

SUCH AS RADIO TRANSMITTERS, MICROWAVE OVENS
OR THERAPEUTIC EQUIPMENT OPERATING WITH
ELECTROMAGNETIC / ULTRASONIC RADIATION
IN THIS X-RAY ROOM.
4.3 ISOLATION FORM THE SUPPLY MAINS

The Camargue radiographic system incorporates an emergency switch that disconnects the motorized
drives and the electromagnetic brakes from the mains supply on all phases. However, some associated
equipment, such as computers, flat panel detectors are not disconnected when activating the
emergency switch for data / study integrity reasons.
The X-ray room must be equipped with a suitable isolation device (e.g. 3-phase breaker) that
disconnects the entire radiographic system (including the X-ray generator, associated
equipment and accessories) from the mains supply in case of:
• the equipment in not in use
• emergency
The isolation device must be equipped with an indicator for both the ON and OFF states and
ATTENTION! must lock into both ON and OFF positions.
The voltage and current rating of the isolation device must be equal or greater than the
supply mains requirements indicated in the X-ray generator accompanying documents.
Reconnect (turn ON) the mains only after safe usage conditions are ensured.
WARNING!
The overcurrent protection device (e.g. circuit breaker or FI-relay) cannot be used and the
system disconnect device. You must use a separate device, e.g. a magnetic breaker.
WARNING!
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4.4 OPERATOR CONTROLS

Please refer to document D-4838 Camargue Radiographic System (ref Z7J32003) Operating Instructions
– Section Operator Controls.
5 SHIPPING ARRANGEMENT
5.1 TS 99 TUBE STAND AND WS 99 WALL STAND
The stands are professionally packed for shipping in a column crate and an accessories crate. The stand
is not completely assembled. The tube holding carriage, the weight compartment, control box and the
traveling base are not assembled with the column.
Long (Column) Crate

Dimensions: 2500 x 760 x 540 (98.5” x 30” x 21.25”) Gross weight: 190 kg (425 lbs)
QTY Part/dwg # Description
1 D-20 Tube stand column
1 D-328 Assembled column front cover with 2 pcs M5 x 25 screws and washers
1 K-540 Overhead coupling arm
1 D-44 Floor rail with end pieces (2 pcs D-327)
1 K-504 Overhead rail with end stops (2 pcs K-505)
Accessories Crate
Dimensions: 830 x 580 x 930 (32.7” x 22.8” x 36.6”) Gross weight: 202 kg (450 lbs)
1 T-38 Vertical carriage assembly
1 T-450 Carriage cover
Pulley assembly with 1920 or 1970 mm ropes (D-322), rock-levers (K-210)
1 K-80
and pins (K-211). Rope length depends on vertical movement range.
1 D-30 Rotational traveling base
1 K-90 Tube stand control box, assembled
1 K-956 Control box mounting bracket
1 K-110 Column top cover
1 K-108 Counter-weight securing bar
2 K-507 Overhead coupling arm holding brackets
2 K-506 Overhead coupling arm clamps
2 K-104 Clamp mounting plate
Packaged together in
4 K-116 High voltage cable clamps
top cover
10 D-49 Caps for floor rail mounting holes
30 K-607/1-2-3 Shims
1 K-118 Vertical SID pointer
2 SID scale
1 Fasteners
4 K-508 Wall mounting brackets for overhead rail
1 K-20 Weight carriage with counterweights
1 Documentation (Manuals, packing checklist, declaration of conformity)
If the tube stand is ordered as a part of a complete system than the wall stand and its accessories may
be packed along with the tube stand. For details, refer to the wall stand manual.
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5.2 CTM-200 CEILING MOUNT TUBE STAND

The equipment is contained in several cases, whose contents is briefly listed below. The exact cases contents
are specified in the Packing List which is attached on the case.
Refer to the instructions outside the cases for their moving and lifting.
The CASE No. 1, whose dimensions are 460x95x55 cm (gross weight, about 260 kg), contains:
✓ the longitudinal rails with the closing crossbars and the screws sets for the rails fixing to the support
structures;
✓ the complete transversal bridge;
✓ lift device (if available)
✓ the cables rail (to be placed externally to one of the longitudinal rail);
✓ the box with the cables hoses, the large carriage cover (in two parts) and the tube cover.
The CASE No. 2, whose dimensions are 100x75x140 cm (gross weight, about 230 kg), contains:
✓ the telescopic stand mounted on a disposable metal structure;

✓ the collimator (if supplied);
✓ a cardboard box too, which contains the control board, the accessories and the finishing parts of the
telescopic stand.
The metal structure makes easier not only the stand moving on the ground through a carriage, but also its
lifting and inserting on the sliding rails of the transversal frame. This operation is much easier if the proper
device (which is supplied on demand) is used for the stand lifting.
Index for case contents which are shown on the following page (see Figure 4-1).
CASE No. 1 contents:
Pos. Description Quantity Code

01 CASE NUMBER 1 COVER - -
02 CASE NUMBER 1 - PACKING LIST - -
03 HOSE FROM THE CARRIAGE TO THE RACK L=6900 1 23F354
HOSE FROM THE X-Ray TUBE TO THE CARRIAGE L=3100 1 23F344 1
04 CARRIAGE COVER (main part) 1 31C011-01
CARRIAGE COVER (small part) 1 31C011-02
05 X-Ray TUBE COVER 1 G102682
06 COVER AND CABLES BOX 1 -
07 CABLES RAIL L=400 cm 1 93F233-01
08 TRANSVERSAL BRIDGE L=300 cm 1 G31DPT1
09 SET OF 14 RAIL FIXING SCREWS - STANDARD 1 CSA012 2
10 LONGITUDINAL RAILS L=440 cm PAIR 1 G31DRL1
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11 CASE NUMBER 1 1 -
12 CASE NUMBER 2 COVER - -
13 MANUALS AND DOCUMENTS - -
14 CASE NUMBER 2 - -
15 CASE NUMBER 2 – PACKING LIST - -
16 STAND ON THE PALLET 1 -
17 ACCESSORIES BOX 1 -
19 CASE NUMBER 2 LATERAL WALL - -
Figure 5-1 – Contents of ceiling suspension cases
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5.3 RADIOGRAPHIC TABLE

The STYLIX Radiographic Table is packaged in 2 crates for shipping and is not completely assembled
when shipped.
The transporting crates contain the following parts, assemblies

Crate 1
• Radiographic table (If the table was ordered as a component of a system, it is completed with
Bucky, tray and optional AEC chamber. The grid is packed in the general accessory box.)
• Accessories, manuals
Crate 2
• Tabletop
Table Crate (Stylix)

Dimensions 880 x 1530 x 960 (34.6“ x 60.25” x 38”) Gross weight: 175 kg (390 lbs)
1 2210 / 2220 Stylix Table
1 2200-HG Patient handgrip
OPTIONAL – Built-in Bucky or Grid Cabinet with grid and optional
1 Bucky or Grid Cabinet
AEC detector
Table Crate (Phoenix)
Dimensions 880 x 1530 x 840 (34.6“ x 60.25” x 33”) Gross weight: 230 kg (510 lbs)
1 PHOENIX Phoenix
1 2200-HG Patient handgrip
OPTIONAL – Built-in Bucky or Grid Cabinet with grid and optional
1 Bucky or Grid Cabinet
AEC detector
Tabletop Crate (Styilx or Phoenix)
Dimensions:
2280 x 900 x 70 (89.75” x 35.4” x 2.75”) Gross weight: 53 kg (118 lbs) – 2200 mm
1930 x 900 x 70 (76” x 35.4” x 2.75”) Gross weight: 46 kg (102 lbs) – 1850 mm
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6 UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT

Examine all the crates (boxes) carefully at the time of the delivery. If damage is apparent have the
delivering driver write, “damaged shipment” on all copies of the freight bill and sign it. After unpacking if
you discover obvious damage, immediately notify the freight company and ask for an inspection for the
damage.
Open the crates and boxes carefully and do not discard them until you have located all parts and the
equipment is fully assembled.
The components of the Camargue system tube stand are heavy objects. Lift and
move with help.
CAUTION!
6.1 UNPACKING THE TS 99 TUBE STAND

Unpack the unit in the following sequence:
• remove the top and the side of the crate (or the covering cardboard)
• remove the four top block securing nuts (refer to figure below)
• lift out the stand (column) and move it to the x-ray room
• place the column horizontally on a soft surface to prevent damage
• remove the brown or red shipping brackets from the top and bottom of the column
• clean any grease or dust from the unit, accumulated during transportation
• remove the accessory boxes and the weight compartment from the crate
6.2 UNPACKING THE STYLIX / PHOENIX RADIOGRAPHIC TABLE

Unpack the unit in the following sequence:
• Remove the top and sides of the table crate and the top of the tabletop crate (note that the
tabletop may be installed at the end of the installation)
• Remove the foil covering from the table and from the tabletop
• Remove the accessories from the crate
• Remove the bolts from the base of the table and lift the table off the palette
• Clean any grease or dust, accumulated during transportation from the unit
Arrange the cleaned unit to protect it from any damage and to not obstruct the installation work.
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7 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
7.1 NECESSARY TOOLS AND MATERIAL
• Hand tools (screwdrivers, metric Allen keys, wrenches etc.)
• Concrete anchors and plugs
• Measuring tools (measuring tape, level, voltmeter, etc.)
• Metric open-end wrench set
• Metric socket wrench set (in the US standard as well)
• Regular hand tools (crew drivers, pliers etc.)
• Digital Voltmeter
• Hammer drill
• Level
7.2 TS 99 TUBE STAND INSTALLATION

7.2.1 Overhead Rail Installation (for TS 99 T)
Although the TS 99 RTN can be installed floor-mount only, it is strongly recommended to install the
overhead rail as well for added stability.
Make sure the installed rails will be perpendicular to the wall where the wall
receptor will be installed
CAUTION!
The overhead rail can be mounted either directly on the ceiling (recommended) or on the wall (e.g. for
very high ceiling rooms) using the supplied 4 mounting brackets (K-508). Please see the floor plan
drawings above for drilling templates. Use at least M8 anchors (not included) appropriate for the wall /
ceiling thickness and material. Use shimming for parallelism and leveling as necessary. The (vertical)
edge (with no holes) of the rail must face toward the center of the room.
1. When mounting the rail onto the wall, drill 8

bores for the brackets in a 100 x 700 mm
pattern (see floor plan).
2. When mounting the rail to the ceiling,
(ceiling height up to 3350mm) drill 4 bores
for the rail 700 mm apart according to the
floor plan.
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7.2.2 Floor Rail (D-44) Installation

When installing the floor rail, make sure the floor rail’s bent edge faces the wall.
CAUTION!
• Make sure the floor is material is concrete.
• To ensure easy longitudinal movement in both directions and proper alignment with the
ceiling rail, it is important, that the rail is leveled properly both in longitudinal and transversal
directions as well. Shimming may be required (see below).
3. Drill 10 bores for at least M10 anchors and 4. Cover the mounting holes with the plastic
plugs (not included) according to the floor plugs (D-49)
plan. Before tightening the screws, level the
rail if necessary using the provided shims (K-
607/1,2,3)
5. Remove the floor rail end stops (K-505)
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7.2.3 Prepare Stand for Erection
6. Place the stand (D-20) on stands. Remove 7. Remove the cover from the back of the column.
the red shipping bracket. Mount the coupling arm spacers (K-104) using
M8x20 screws.
8. Remove ALL weights from the weight 9. Remove the vertical carriage cover and the
compartment facing the back of the column carriage (T-38, 4 screws) from the tube arm
and insert the compartment into the column (T-40). Insert the vertical carriage into the
with the reinforced side facing inside. column.
10. Make sure the vertical brake (under the 11. Mount the levers attached to the wire ropes
carriage) doesn’t hit the center of the onto the weight compartment. Make sure
column while inserting the carriage. that the ropes do not cross each other.
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12. Mount the other ends of the ropes to the 13. Push the weights down to the bottom of the
vertical carriage. column. Pull the vertical carriage down until
the ropes are tight.
14. Remove the covers from the access 15. Remove the guide plates from the sides of
openings from the column base (D-30). the base (2 x 9 screws).
Move the two brakes inside the base to
avoid damage when later sliding the base on
the rail.
16. Pull the vertical brake cable from the 17. Slide the column base into the column base
column through the base. bearings.
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18. Connect the vertical brake cable to the

terminal block on the base. Secure the cable
using the clamp on the base.
7.2.4 Erecting the Tube Stand
19. Place the column and base carefully on 20. Verify that the column is vertical. If necessary,
a wooden panel on the floor. Make you can level the column and base by adjusting
sure the brakes and the paint is not the eccentric bearings at the rear of the base.
damaged.
21. Slide the stand onto the rail. Make sure 22. Mount the guide plates of the base, but do not
the brakes in the column base don’t get tighten the screws yet.
stuck in the rail edge.
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23. If necessary, adjust the horizontal play 24. Install the guide plates to the eccentric screws.
of the base using the eccentric bearings Adjust the eccentric screws so that the plates are
on the rear base guide plate. in the highest position. Tighten all screws. Slightly
tighten the eccentric screws. Set the two
horizontal brakes inside the base into their
original position.
25. Replace the floor rail end stops. 26. Replace the covers for the access openings on
the column base.
27. Insert the arm (K-540) into the upper 28. Mount the coupling arm to the column using the
rail. Two bearings must face the rear clamps (K-506, K-507). Secure the arm using four
and the rail must be aligned with the M8x25 screws.
pivoting point of the plate. The bearing
plate is asymmetrical.
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29. Pull the vertical carriage down and 30. Install the tube arm using four M10 screws and
insert the counterweight securing bar make the connection between the carriage and
into the holes on two sides of the arm plugs. (TS 99 RTN version shown.)
column. Slowly let the carriage move
up until the weight compartment sits
on the securing bar.
31. Guide the cable of the base horizontal brake

through the bushing and connect the wires to the
terminal (see wiring diagram).
32. Install the HV cable guides (K-120) and 33. Remove the 2 front cover screws from the
the cable clamps (K-116) onto the top bottom of the column. Insert the front cover (D-
cover (K-110). 328) through the vertical carriage
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34. Remove the four M5 screws from the pulley

assembly and the 2 screws from the top of the
front cover (D-328).
35. Put the top cover on the top of the column and
secure it to the pulley assembly with the four M5
screws. Insert and tighten the two front cover
screws on the top until the cover is flush with the
column front. Make sure that the cover is at the
center of the column. Do not over-tighten the
screws.
36. Mount the vertical carriage cover with 37. Remove the weight compartment cover from the
four M4 countersunk screws and back of the column. By moving the vertical
washers. Make sure that the cover carriage, move the compartment to the opening
doesn’t touch the column. Push the and replace the counterweights into the
arm down, remove the securing bar compartment.
from the column and slowly let the arm
move up. Verify that the vertical
carriage doesn’t touch the front cover.
Readjust the tightening screws of the
front cover if needed.
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7.2.5 X-ray Tube and Collimator Installation
Use appropriate amount of spacers between the collimator and the x-ray tube; refer
to the manufacturer recommendation.
ATTENTION!
38. Install the trunnion ring base with the 39. Mount the X-ray tube to the trunnion-ring. Verify
lower ring-halves. You can adjust the tube that the tube and HV receptacles are horizontal.
rotation axis in 5 steps (10 mm each) by
selecting the appropriate holes on the
tube arm.
40. Disassemble the control box. 41. Install the control box bracket using the
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collimator mounting ring.
7.2.6 Electrical Connections
42. Install the collimator according to the 43. Connect the cables to the TSCTR board
manufacturer’s instructions. Lead the brake according to the wiring diagram. Make sure
cable and the collimator power cable there is sufficient slack for tube and
through the access opening of the bracket. collimator movement.
44. Adjust jumper J1 on TSCTR according to the

input voltage:
<= 20VAC/28VDC: J1 = ON
>20VAC/28VDC: J1 = OFF
Mount the control box to the bracket.
In addition to the above, the high voltage cables and rotor cable must also be connected. Follow the
instructions given in the manuals of the individual components.
Mark both ends of one high voltage cable with tie-wrap or a tape and verify the
right polarity before connecting the cables.
ATTENTION!
Leave a long enough loop to accomplish full vertical travel and secure the harness to the cable holding
arc located on the top of the column.
After assembling all the hardware, cables and wires it is necessary to test the vertical balance of the
carriage. If necessary, add or remove trim weights through the opening located on the back of the tube
stand. To access the weight cabinet, remove the cover and move the carriage up to the proper position.
For further information, please refer to the following documents:
1. D-1838 TS 99 T Wiring Diagram (analog control box)
2. D-2056 TS 99 Wiring Diagram (analog control box)
3. D-1533 TS 99 Digital Display Wiring Diagram
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7.3 CTM-200 CEILING MOUNT TUBE STAND INSTALLATION
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7.4 WS 99 WALL STAND INSTALLATION

7.4.1 Wall Stand Installation
If the Bucky stand was ordered as a part of a system or completed stand with Bucky then you have to do
only limited assembly work. The following section covers the required work to be completed.
If the Bucky stand was ordered as a stand-alone device and the Bucky was not assembled then for the
assembling instruction please refer to the WS 99 assembling instruction. [MI-33-21].
7.4.2 Assembling the column

1. To assemble the stand, locate the following parts:
(a) Wall-stand column
(b) Counter weight compartment with weights
(c) Vertical carriage assembly (vertical carriage, Bucky, pulley assembly, wire ropes, Bucky,
front panel, side rails and wire hose assembly).
(d) Free-standing kit (if applicable)
2. Place the column horizontally on a soft surface to prevent damage.
3. Remove the red shipping brackets from the head and the foot end.
4. Slide the carriage into the column’s rail with the ropes facing the head end. (The pulley and a pair of
wire ropes are already attached to the vertical carriage.)
5. Push the counter weight compartment halfway into the column.
6. Remove the middle-supporting pin of the cable-connecting bracket and align the holes of the
counter-weight container and the cable-connecting bracket.
7. Pin the container and the bracket together and secure it with “C” clip.
7.4.3 AEC chamber and grid installation

If the system was ordered with the AEC option then the chamber and the interconnecting cable have
been factory installed. A separate instruction includes the installation of an AEC upgrade.
To prevent any shipping damage, the grid is shipped and packed separately from the Bucky. To install
the grid follow the instruction in the next paragraph.
8. Detach from the Bucky the accessory rail-front panel assembly.
9. Remove 2 of the grid fastening brackets located on the same side of the frame and loosen the other
two.
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10. Insert the 40-72 “ focus grid into the frame tube side up with the central line of the grid
perpendicular to the traveling direction of the Bucky frame.
11. Restore the brackets and tighten the screws.
12. Slide the cassette tray into the Bucky and check for proper and effortless travel.
13. Push the vertical carriage assembly all the way to the foot end of the column. Insert the counter
weight-securing bar into their dedicated holes (from the side of the column).
14. Fill the weight cabinet with the estimated required amount of weight. (Refer to the weight chart
below.)
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Counter weight description Weight [lbs] Weight [kg]

Weight cabinet 19.8 9.0
Weight block 6.6 3.0
Thin weight 3.3 1.5
Load description Weight [lbs] Weight [kg]

Vertical Bucky carriage 12.5 5.6
Bucky with grid, tray and Bucky top 43 19.5
AEC solid state sensor 4 1.8
AEC Ion chamber 2.2 1.0
15. Push the weight cabinet forward all the way to the bottom.
(Remove the slacks from the cable and make sure they are staying in the pulley groves while moving
the cabinet.)
16. Locate the wall-mounting brackets and install them. Now the stand is assembled and ready to be
installed.
7.4.4 Installing the wall stand

17. Move the wall stand close to its final location and carefully raise it
18. FLOOR-TO-WALL mounting: Position the stand in such a way that the Bucky assembly will face away
from the wall. Temporarily mount the stand to wall. Verify that the wire cables are in the pulley
grooves.
19. FLOOR (FREE STANDING) mounting: Move the wall stand in its final position. Install the free
standing kit to the back of the column and secure the column using the two holes for the column
base and the two ovals for the free-standing kit supports. The floor support dimensions and
hardware are shown below:
7.4.5 Installing the tilt mechanism (WS 99 T only)

20. Locate the bucky tilting unit and its fasteners. Remove the cover of the tilt unit.
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21. Make sure that the H-bracket orientation is correct when mounting the bucky (later on during the
bucky installation).
22. By default the tilt unit spring load (generally 40N) is configured for the bucky supplied by Control-X
Medical. If for any reason a different load must be set, adjust the spring load according to the
following:
• Loosen the 2 Allen screws as indicated by the arrows.
• Using the M10 spring load Allen screws to tighten (clockwise) or loosen (counter-clockwise) the
spring.
7.4.6 Balancing
23. Insert the cassette tray into the Bucky
24. If further balancing is required, remove the weight cabinet access panel from rear of the column and
add or remove the proper amount of weight bars.
25. Restore the access panel.
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7.4.7 Installing the Wall Box

The wall box with the attached corrugated tube leads the cables from the wall stand and wall Bucky to
the wall cable channel.
There are two openings on the box. One rectangular hole is on the rear of the box (1 3/16” x 1 5/8”) to
junction to an inside wall conduit (see left on figure above). The other opening is on the bottom of the
box (1 1/8” x ½ ”) for a cable channel (see right on figure above).
26. Remove the cover.
Note: To be able to junction the box with a conduit inside the wall, first fish through the cables
to their final destination.
27. Position the box and mark the mounting holes on the wall.
28. Install the anchors and mount the box on the wall.
Note: If cable channel is used, install the box first and then run the cables.
29. Mount the Bucky end of the corrugated tube to the lower right corner of the Bucky holder H bracket
(when viewed from the front) according to the photos below:
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7.4.8 Vertical Potentiometer Calibration (WS 99 P/PT only)

The purpose of the potentiometer calibration is to ensure that the potentiometer works in the correct
range of vertical travel. The 10-turn 10 kOhm potentiometer is located on the top of the column. The
potentiometer is driven by gears attached to one of the wire rope wheels. All three lugs available at a
length of cable.
30. Decouple the vertical potentiometer so that it does not turn when the vertical carriage is moving.
31. Move the vertical carriage to the highest possible position and measure the height of the focus from
the floor (h2)
32. Move the vertical carriage to the lowest possible position and measure the height of the focus from
the floor (h1)
33. Move the vertical carriage to exactly halfway of the vertical travel so that the focal point is
h = h1 + (h2 - h1) / 2 from the floor.
34. Turn the potentiometer by hand to one of the end positions.
35. Turn the potentiometer exactly 5 turns in the opposite direction.
36. Couple the potentiometer with the wire rope wheel.
Due to the elongation of the wire ropes with time, the vertical position measuring
may become inaccurate. Perform the potentiometer adjustment procedure
regularly (during scheduled maintenance) to ensure accurate position values.
ATTENTION!
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7.5 STYLIX / PHOENIX RADIOGRAPHIC TABLE INSTALLATION

For mechanical dimensions, please refer to documents:
• D-1454-A - Stylix Dimensional Drawing

• D-2431-A – Phoenix Dimensional Drawing
7.5.1 Table Installation

• Set and align the table to the center of the X-ray beam (collimator light).
• Mark the positions of the table mounting holes.
• Move the table from its final location and free the area for drilling the mounting holes.
• Drill 4 holes of appropriate diameter for the 1/2" (12-mm) anchors.
• Install the anchors. (Anchors are not part of the consignment.)
• Reposition the table and anchor it with the supplied bolts, use shims if needed for appropriate
leveling.
• Check the level of the table in longitudinal and cross table directions. If adjustment is necessary,
place the necessary amount of "U" shape shim plates under the appropriate corner of the table.
• Leveling reference points:
– Cross-table direction: ball bearings located in the two ends of the table's transversal frame
– Longitudinal direction: plane of the tabletop
• Check that the mounting screws are holding it securely on the carriage. Remove If the table comes
with the Bucky device already installed, double check the holding straps from the carriage and
make sure it runs smoothly throughout its travel. (If the table does not have a Bucky device
installed, proceed with the following instruction.)
7.5.2 Bucky Installation

(If Bucky and the tray has been already installed in the table, disregard this section)
The holding brackets and the switch assembly are factory mounted on the holding carriage and
electrically connected according to the schematic.
• Position the Bucky on the carriage. The cassette tray opening should face the front of the table.
• Remove the cover of the motor compartment.
• Fix the Bucky from the side using 4 bolts. Connect the Bucky switch cable as per the provided
drawing.
7.5.3 Grid Installation

• Detach the spring from the frame.
• Remove the frame from the Bucky.
• Disconnect two of the grid-mounting brackets on one side and loosen the other two.
• Locate the tube-side mark on the grid, place it properly into the frame, and secure it against
movement.
• Restore the frame, spring and the compartment cover.
7.5.4 Installation of the Table Top

• Depending upon the intended mounting end, remove the appropriate end stops.
• Slide the tabletop onto the transversal frame. The longitudinal tabletop brakes may stop the
sliding process.
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• Carefully press the brakes down against the springs until you are able to push the tabletop into
position. (Please see below for cleaning the brakes before installation).
• Reattach the table stops.
7.5.5 Electrical Connection (Stylix Table)

Power Connection
Connect one end of the power cord to the terminal X01.1 and X01.2 and he other end to 24 VAC or DC.
(Refer to the supplied wiring diagram)
Bucky Connection
The Bucky device has been already connected inside the table only if the table was prepared with the
Bucky installed.
Connect the Bucky cable to X01 terminal; refer to the connection chart displayed on the drawing.
External Connection to Generator Internal Connection
MS/PCX HF ConRad Table

Bucky
P6 J9 P10 P11
1 1 1 1 B1 RDY 1
4 2 2 B2 RDY 2
2 3 3 3 B3 START
4 SPB [0 VAC] 4 4 B4 0 VAC
3 2 5 5 B8 220/110 VAC
7.5.6 Electrical Connection (Phoenix Table)
Do not connect the table to the power supply unless the red security (shipping)
bracket is removed.
ATTENTION!
• Connect one end of the power cord to the terminal of the electronic board P1, 6-7. The table can
be delivered with 117 V or 230 V motor. In all cases the configuration of the TR1 transformer
(jumpers) is in compliance with the motor used.
Please check the voltage configuration before connecting the table to the power
line.
ATTENTION!
• All wiring inside the table has been prepared to accept the installation of the Bucky device. A 10-
conductor cable is delivered with the table, the bucky device, the brake switch and the brake has
to be connected as per drawing.
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• Connect the Bucky cable to the P2 terminal. Refer to the connection chart displayed on the
drawing and in the IBC-430 (CXB-17) manual for the Bucky. If using any other Bucky device, please
refer to the corresponding manual!
Please make sure the safety table switch (next to the printed circuit board) is in
“ON” position. If this switch is in the “OFF” position, no electrical functions will be
possible.
ATTENTION!
7.5.7 Table Function Settings (Phoenix Only)
7.5.7.1 “STOP- time” Duration Adjustment

The PHOENIX elevating table features two circuits where the duration of the vertical movement STOP
time and the transversal movement of the tabletop are adjustable.
Radiographic Operating Height
While raising or lowering the table, it automatically stops for approximately 1.5 second when the
tabletop reached 745 mm [29.3”] from the floor (radiographic operating height). To adjust required time
delay, configure J4 or J5 jumper blocks according to the following chart
J4 J5 Time [sec]
OFF OFF 0
ON OFF 0.5
OFF ON 1.0
ON ON 1.5
Tabletop Transversal Center-Position
While moving the tabletop in the transversal direction, it automatically stops for approximately 1.5
second in center position. To adjust required the duration of this time, configure J6 or J7 jumper blocks
according to the following chart.
J6 J7 Time [sec]
OFF OFF 0
ON OFF 0.5
OFF ON 1.0
ON ON 1.5
7.5.7.2 Safety Feature Settings

The Phoenix elevating table is equipped with several safety features that prevent the undesired
operation of the table (i.e. patients getting on or off the table and involuntarily stepping on the foot
pedal) and avoid accident.
Vertical Movement
The table vertical movement cannot be started unless the operator initiates it either by pressing the
Bucky release switch while stepping on the foot pedal or double taping on the foot pedal. To activate
the preferred feature install jumper on either J2 or J8. If you want to disable this feature then both
jumpers shall be installed. The double tapping feature has been already set up at the factory.
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Despite both safety features can be disabled we do not recommend to install both
jumpers.
ATTENTION!
Tabletop Brake
The tabletop brake-release electronics has a programmable double tapping feature, similar to the
vertical movement safety circuitry. If J9 jumper is removed this feature is activated for the transversal
movement. Installing J3 jumper this feature is applied for both longitudinal and transversal tabletop
motion as well.
Crash Guard
To prevent damage to the table while lowering accidentally on any object, a standard crash guard is
installed. This guard stops the down motion when the tabletop is pushed upward.
7.5.7.3 Position Switches

The table position switches are adjusted in the factory. If you need to make an adjustment on these
switches, they are located in the front left area of the table. Please remove the front covers to have
access to the switches. Loosing the bolts on the holding bracket the switches can be adjusted in either
direction. Once you finished the required adjustment, tighten the bolts and restore the covers.
7.5.7.4 Tabletop Brakes

The function of the brakes is to hold the tabletop in a fixed position while the releasing foot pedal is not
activated. If the tabletop tends to move in any directions while the brakes are activated, please check
the surface of the brakes and the rails system facing the brakes. The brakes and rails are treated before
shipment to avoid oxidation on the surface, so this protecting layer may reduce effectiveness of the
brakes. If needed brakes and rails must be cleaned. Remove all protecting grease or oil from the surface
to have best performance. To get access to the cross-table brakes, remove the side cover on both sides
(inside the table) of the transverse travel bearing assembly, clean the brakes, and surface as necessary.
The longitudinal brakes are underneath the tabletop, you need to slide the top in one and the other
direction (remove the stopping end-pieces first) to have access to the brakes.
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7.6 ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES

Install the generator (tube stand power source) according to the generator manual. Verify that the tube
stand motions are smooth, travel stops are in place and the locks operate. Position the wall mounted
film holder and the table, but do not anchor them permanently.
Perform verification testing and alignment adjustments as instructed in the manuals for the x-ray tube,
collimator and the generator.
Before proceeding with the tube stand alignment, it is necessary that the collimator
light field and the x-ray field coincide within the specified limits.
WARNING!
7.6.1 Tube ArM Alignment Around the Transversal Axis

Turn off power to disengage the brakes and to
ensure free rotation of the X-ray tube. Holding a
level to the back of the tube balancing plate, verify
the horizontal position of the tube holding arm
under load. For adjustment, loosen both screws and
adjust the alignment. After adjustment set screws.
7.6.2 Tube Arm Alignment Around the Horizontal Axis

Attach with tape a sheet of paper to the center of the table. Position the tube carriage into the most
upper position. Open the collimator shutters and activate the field indicator light. Mark the position of
the cross-hair shadow on the paper. Lower the tube assembly to a few inches above the paper. Mark the
position of the cross-hair shadow again. Loosen the screws located on the top of the trunnion ring, turn
the X-ray tube collimator assembly to place the shadow centered between the two marks. Mark the new
location and moving the carriage up and down verify that the shadow will remain on the mark within
1/8-inch (3 mm). Repeat the aligning procedure if it is necessary.
7.6.3 Positioning the Table Receptor to the Tube Stand Horizontal Travel
If the tabletop is floating or there is no centerline on it, then it shall be removed and the receptor will be
referenced to for positioning.
Move the tube stand and the receptor horizontally to one end of the table and using the collimator
cross-hair shadow center that end of the table. Repeat the procedure on the other end as well. Verify
that the image receptor is centered within 1/8-inch (3 mm) along the vertical travel. When the table is
parallel to the horizontal travel of the tube stand, anchor the table to the floor as instructed by the
manufacturer.
7.6.4 Positioning the Wall Receptor Parallel to the Tube Stand Vertical Travel
Move the vertical carriage and the wall receptor to their highest position and rotate the x-ray tube (90°)
toward the wall receptor. Move the top portion of the stand align to the cross-hair shadow. Repeat the
same procedure when the receptor is in the lowest position. Verify the receptor is centered within 1/8-
inch along the vertical travel.
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When the wall receptor is parallel to the tube stand vertical travel and is in the appropriate location
anchor the table to the floor as instructed by the manufacturer.
7.6.5 Tube Stand SID Switch Settings Verification (Optional)

After all the equipment is permanently installed check all Source to Image Distances by measurement,
when the roller of the SID switch in the center position of the corresponding actuator ramp. Perform
correction if it is necessary.
7.7 FINAL STEPS OF THE INSTALLATION

1. Separate the 2 pc WS 99 front cover (remove the 2 pc M3 x 4 mm flat head screws)
2. Remove the 2 front cover mounting screws from the bottom mounting bracket. (M4 x 6 mm)
3. Position the Bucky in halfway in its motion range.
4. Install the shorter piece of the front cover as the bottom section.
(Do not tighten the mounting screws.)
5. Carefully slide the Bucky to its lowest position and install the long top section.
6. Remove the 4 pc M5 x 30 mm top cover holding screws from the pulley assembly.
7. Place the covering cap onto the top of the stand.
8. Secure the front cover with the securing screws.
9. Place the cover on the WS wall box
8 TROUBLE-SHOOTING
The tube stand brakes do not engage
1. Check the incoming power (24VAC)
2. Check F2 fuse on TSCTR (2A slow blow)
3. Check J1 jumper on TSCTR board. It must be ON for input voltages below 20VAC / 28VDC an OFF for
voltages above 20VAC / 28VDC.
Wall stand brake does not engage

1. Check the incoming power (24VAC)
2. Check fuse on WSCTR (2A slow blow)
Tube stand Brakes work but the collimator light does not turn on
1. Check F1 fuse on TSCTR (8A slow blow)
2. Check the collimator bulb and replace if burnt
The Phoenix table is not functional

1. Check the incoming power line
2. Check the table Emergency (On/Off) Switch
3. Check the incoming line voltage and setting of the TR1 transformer (117/230 V)
4. Check F1, F2 and F3 fuses on the printed circuit board
No “UP” or “DOWN” travel (Phoenix table)

1. Make sure the foot pedal is actuated simultaneously with the Bucky release switch.
If OK, interlock jumper is set ON. (Safety feature is ON). To disable it, remove J2.
2. Check F1, F2 and F3 fuses on printed circuit board
3. Check the operation of the S6 and S7pedal switches.
4. Check the operation of S2, S3, S4 and S5 the limit switches and the interconnecting cables
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5. Check outgoing voltage to M1 motor on P5 terminal

6. Check the operation of K1 and K2 relays on the PC board
7. Check C4 motor capacitor
8. If the motor rotates, check the linear actuator
No Four-way table-top release

1. Check the operation of the S8 and S9 brake release switches.
2. Check D17 LED indicating the presents of the 24 VDC.
3. Check the operation of K3 and K4 relays
No longitudinal travel brake release

1. Check the operation of the S8 and S9 brake release switches.
No longitudinal travel brake release

Check Jumper J3 and put on jumper
Center lock on transverse travel too long (short)

Remove or add jumpers on positions J6 and J7
745 mm (29.3”) stop at radiographic position too long (short)

Remove or add jumpers on positions J4 and J5
9 MAINTENANCE
For ceiling mount tube stand specific maintenance instructions

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The Camargue system requires regular maintenance. In order to keep the equipment in good operating
condition it is necessary to perform regular inspections.
Repairs shall be carried out by a trained and qualified technician, or in a service

workshop, or in the manufacturing factory.
WARNING!
In order to keep the equipment in good operating condition it is necessary to perform regular
inspections.
If the equipment is used frequently, an inspection should be performed every

month. In case the device is used only occasionally, random maintenance inspection
shall be carried out at a 3-6 months interval.
WARNING!
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The objective of this inspection is to reveal and eliminate any hidden malfunctions. The inspection shall
include the following:
• The running track of the roller bearings (contamination of the tracks or running surfaces of the
bearings)
• The forces required for the movement (jamming, loose screw, contamination)
• The operation of the magnetic brakes (unadjustment, loose screw, insufficient contact)
• The most important screw joints
• Wire ropes
• Electrical operation
The Camargue system has been constructed to require minimal lubrication. The parts requiring
lubrication are supplied with the appropriate lubricant when the equipment was delivered from the
factory; they do not require any re-lubrication.
9.1 LUBRICATION
If for any reason lubrication is required, the materials used originally are described below.
Roller Bearings
Special ball bearing grease saponified by lithium. The use of greases inclined to gumming is prohibited,
because they would increase the rolling resistance of the bearings.
Wire Ropes, Rope Wheels

Materials resisting to corrosion have been applied. In order to reduce friction and wear they are
lubricated by the factory, no re-lubrication is required. In case of renewal only grease with a
molybdenum disulfide additive, or fluorized graphite can be used.
Only acid free grease and oil may be used for treatment.
WARNING!
Due to the elongation of the wire ropes with time, the vertical position measuring may become
inaccurate. Perform the potentiometer adjustment procedure to calibrate the position values (refer to
sections above).
9.2 MECHANICAL TESTING

Check the anchors and (wall) plugs for proper tightness as well as all assembling screws and nuts. If
necessary, tighten loose connections.
Check the proper position of the ball and guide bearings. If necessary perform adjustment to the
eccentric axles on the base.
Check all brakes and moving parts every 6 months. Movements must be smooth and without any
excessive noise. Brakes must hold the tabletop firmly in every position. When released they must not
obstruct movement.
9.3 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

The Camargue System does not require special cleaning or sterilization. However, it is recommended to
clean:
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• the tube stand control box and handles,

• the tabletop,
• wall bucky / detector holder cover and brake release handles
from time to time.
• For cleaning without disinfecting, you may use mild soapy water or an equivalent cleaning
solution. Apply some solution with lint free cloth or paper towel and wipe down the surface.
• If for some reason, the handles or other surfaces require disinfection, you may use Actichlor
(contains Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate, a form of chlorine) or equivalent with a 3 to 5%
Hypochlorite concentration.
• Method of disinfection:
1. Turn off the system completely (using the wall disconnect switch).
2. Use 50/50 disinfectant / water solution.
3. Apply (e.g. spray) the disinfectant on a lint free cloth. Make sure the cloth is only damp
and not wet.
4. Do NOT apply the disinfectant directly on the surfaces as the substance may get into
the equipment
5. Wipe the surfaces carefully with the cloth.
6. Before turning the equipment on again, make sure that the disinfectant has evaporated.
To clean / treat the surfaces, only acid-free, non-corrosive, non-abrasive

substances shall be used.
WARNING!
Only such disinfecting methods shall be used that correspond to the relevant regulations and rules as
well as the protection from explosion.
The use of disinfecting spray is not recommended because it can get inside the equipment.
Make sure that no water or other liquids enter any component of the
Camargue system. Such liquids may cause short circuit in electrical components
and / or corrosion on surfaces.
WARNING!
9.4 CALIBRATION SCHEDULE

Some of the components require periodic calibration:
Every 12 Months
• The X-ray tube must be calibrated every 12 months to compensate for tube aging and ensure
accurate operation (refer to the X-ray generator technical manual and the X-ray tube datasheet
for calibration instructions)
• If the equipment is equipped with one or more tracking functions or digital SID / tube angle
display, calibrate the position display and tracking once a year
• Perform the Acceptance Test described in next section
Every 5 years
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• If the system is shipped with a DAP (dose area product) meter, the DAP meter is factory
calibrated. The calibration certificate is included in the DAP packaging. Recommended frequency
of recalibration is 5 years and must be carried out based on the included DAP user manual.
10 ACCEPTANCE TEST

The Acceptance Test shall be performed after the installation is completed and the
equipment is calibrated, before putting the system in service.
WARNING!

For test requiring producing X-rays, such as parameter accuracy, linearity and
reproducibility, refer to generator’s maintenance manual / acceptance test.
ATTENTION!
10.1 INTRODUCTION
The acceptance test shall be performed on a fully assembled and functional Camargue system.
The acceptance testing verifies that the Camargue system with the generator and accessories is
performing according to requirement that the manufacturer specified and its essential performance and
basic safety requirements are met. It shall be done after the generator is installed and calibrated or when
components are replaced which may affect the beam quality / centering / mechanical safety.
These components are:
• X-ray tube (tube assembly)
• Collimator (beam limiting device)
• Counterbalance spring and associated mechanical components
• Distance / angle measuring potentiometers
• Motor drive and / or its circuit boards
• Keypads (detector side or remote controller)
• Software

During the following process X-ray may be produced. Take all appropriate safety
precautions to protect personnel from irradiation!
WARNING!
Always ensure that the equipment under test and all associated test equipment is
WARNING!
 properly grounded. Ensure that the high voltage cables are intact / undamaged
and properly connected before attempting exposures!
10.2 STABLILITY, SYSTEM INTEGRITY AND COUNTERBALANCING

The ‘system in standby’ below refers to a powered on state with none of the movement controls or
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motorized movements active.
The X-ray tube position is securely locked when power is off and when the system is standby (tube

does not move when a directional force of 30N or less applied)
The wall detector position is securely locked when power is off and when the system is standby

(detector does not move when a directional force of 30N or less applied)
The tabletop position is securely locked when power up and when the system is standby (detector

does not move when a directional force of 30N or less applied)
The table withstands 250kg distributed load on the tabletop (does not collapse or lowers height)

(if applicable)
All of the primary vertical mechanical safety mechanisms (safety wire ropes) are intact and have

not been activated
When releasing the X-ray tube vertical brake release, the tube does not move up nor down (with

no directional force applied)
When releasing the X-ray tube rotational brake release, the tube does not rotate (with no

directional force applied)
When releasing the wall detector vertical brake release, the detector does not move up nor down

(with no directional force applied)
10.3 MANUAL MOVEMENTS

Horizontal manual X-ray tube movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

directional force of 30N or less applied in either direction
Horizontal X-ray tube movement range is at least 180 cm (240 cm rail) or 300 cm (360 cm rail) 
Vertical manual X-ray tube movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

When turned towards the wall detector, tube focus-floor distance range is at least 35-180 cm 
Transversal manual X-ray tube movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

directional force of 30N or less applied in either direction (if applicable)
Rotational manual X-ray tube movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

directional force on the handles of 30N or less applied in either direction
Rotational X-ray tube movement range is at least -150 to 150 degrees 
Vertical manual wall detector movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

Wall detector center to floor distance range is at least 35-180 cm 
Longitudinal manual tabletop movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

Longitudinal tabletop movement range is at least 110 cm 
Transversal manual tabletop movement is possible when pressing the brake release button with

Transversal tabletop movement range is at least 24 cm 
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10.4 POSITION MEASUREMENT ACCURACY

If the tube stand controller is equipped with a digital horizontal SID display, set the horizontal SID
to 100 cm and measure the tube focal spot to detector plane distance. The measured value is 
between 98 to 102 cm (+/- 2%)
If the tube stand controller is equipped with a digital horizontal SID display, set the horizontal SID
to 180 cm and measure the tube focal spot to detector plane distance. The measured value is 
between 176.4 and 183.6 cm (+/- 2%)
If the tube stand controller is equipped with a digital vertical SID display, set the vertical SID to
100 cm and measure the tube focal spot to detector plane distance. The measured value is 
between 98 and 102 cm (+/- 2%)
If the tube stand controller is equipped with a digital tube angle display, set the tube rotation to 0
degrees and measure the tube rotation angle using a digital level. The measured value is between 
-0.5 and +0,5 degrees
If the tube stand controller is equipped with a digital tube angle display, set the tube rotation to
90 degrees and measure the tube rotation angle using a digital level. The measured value is 
between -89.5 and +90,5 degrees
10.5 X-RAY BEAM CENTERING

Take an X-ray on the wall detector with the following settings: SID=130 cm, light field = 20 cm x 20
cm. Mark the corners of the light field are before taking the exposure. Verify that the greatest 
difference between the light field area and irradiated area is no more than 4 cm in any direction
Take an X-ray on the table detector with the following settings: SID=130 cm, light field = 20 cm x
20 cm. Mark the corners of the light field are before taking the exposure. Verify that the greatest 
difference between the light field area and irradiated area is no more than 4 cm in any direction
Center the light field on the wall detector at the shortest SID. Move the X-ray tube to the longest

SID and check if the light field centering is within +-2 cm in both vertical and horizontal directions
Center the light field on the table detector at the shortest SID. Move the X-ray tube to the longest

SID and check if the light field centering is within +-1 cm in both vertical and horizontal directions
10.6 NON-DESTRUCTIVE ACTIVE SAFETY FEATURES

If the tube stand motorized vertical drive is available, move the X-ray tube, then hold the X-ray
tube to stop the movement. The over-current protection activates and the motorized drive stops 
within 1 sec
If the tube stand motorized horizontal drive is available, move the X-ray tube, then hold the X-ray
tube to stop the movement. The over-current protection activates and the motorized drive stops 
within 1 sec
If the wall detector motorized vertical drive is available, move the detector, then hold it to stop

the movement. The over-current protection activates and the motorized drive stops within 1 sec
When driving the table down (if applicable), an audible warning signal (beep) is activated in the

lowest 10 cm of travel.
Make sure the tabletop is in center position (symmetrical to the table base). When driving the
table down (if applicable), the movement immediately stops when lifting any of the corners of the 
tabletop (check all 4 corners).
While using the motorized drive (e.g. in Phoenix table), push the emergency switch located on the

E-box. The movement immediately stops.
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11 SCHEMATICS AND BOARD LAYOUT

Please refer to the wiring diagram and schematic drawings supplied in the System Documentation folder
for detailed information.
For additional complete schematic diagrams and parts lists, please contact the manufacturer.
12 REPLACEABLE CIRCUIT PROTECTION / FUSES

The Camargue system contains replaceable fuses on various printed circuit boards as listed below.
WARNING!
 To avoid risk of fire, replace fuses only with ratings and types specified below.
COMPONENT PC BOARD FUSE DESIGNATOR RATING RECOMMENDED TYPE

TS 99 / WS 99 CXBPM2 F2 T 6.3AL, 250V Littelfuse 218 06.3P
WS 99 CXWSD2 F1 T 3.15AL, 250V Littelfuse 218 3.15P
TS 99 TSCTR6 F1, F2 T 3.15AL, 250V Littelfuse 218 3.15P
Phoenix CXPHX2 F1, F2, F3 T 4AL, 250V Littelfuse 218 004P
F1 T 8AL, 250V Littelfuse 218 008P
Stylix SXCTR1
F2 T 2A, 250V Littelfuse 218 002P
Recommended manufacturer / type: Littelfuse 218P series 5 x 200 mm time lag glass fuses.
REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Description of Changes Modified Page(s)

01 2020.12.10 Original release Entire document
Added references to ceiling mount tube
02 2021.04.30 Several pages
stand CTM-200
03 2021.05.31 Formatting changes Several pages
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This Installation Instructions document covers the following models:

Component Description Camargue

TS 99 X-ray tube stand Default

* For CTM-200 specific installation instructions, see document

1.2 LIABILITY NOTES

1.3 INTENDED USE

• Chest and spine examinations

2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Min floor-to-ceiling distance (room height) 2600 mm

3.2 MECHANICAL DATA, MOTION RANGE – CEILING MOUNTED SYSTEM

For ceiling mount tube stand technical data

3.3 X-RAY PARAMETERS

Wall Bucky and tabletop Al equivalency max 0.8 mm Al

3.4 POWER SUPPLY

WS 99 wall Bucky stand (all versions) 24V~ 50 Hz, 24VA

3.5 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA

Storage and transport temperature -20°C … 55°C

3.6 USAGE CONDITIONS

Protection against electric shock Type B equipment

Classification (as a radiographic system) Class II/b medical equipment

3.8 COMPATIBLE ACCESSORIES

Description Manufacturer Model No.

SR-108-HF through SR-108-LSR,

AEC detectors Claymount ICX-1153 ICX-1153

FP-FDX-3543RP, FP-FDX-3543RPW, FP-

3.9 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

Note: UT is the AC mains voltage prior to application of the test level

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

3.10 PRODUCT LABELS

• name and address of the manufacturer

3.11 DUTY CYCLE

3.12 CLEANING, STERILIZATION

3.13 APPLICABLE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS

3.14 SYMBOLS LOCATED ON THE EQUIPMENT

Date of manufacture, located on the product label.

Name and address of manufacturer, located on the product label.

Serial Number of product - located on the product label.

Catalogue number of product - located on the product label.

Single-phase AC main supply - located on the product label.

WARNING! Refer to manual for additional safety information - located on the

Instruction manual must be read – located on the product

Type B applied part - located on the product label.

(1) The Phoenix elevating table is not designed for

3.15 SOFTWARE VERSIONS

Camargue Serial Number Control Software

P-xxxx - V1.12 2016.03.25

Bore depth Bore diameter

For ceiling mount tube stand room preparation instructions,

4.2 ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELDING

DO NOT USE ELECTRONIC DEVICES EMITTING HIGH RF ENERGY,

4.3 ISOLATION FORM THE SUPPLY MAINS

4.4 OPERATOR CONTROLS

Long (Column) Crate

5.2 CTM-200 CEILING MOUNT TUBE STAND