Platinum One Technical Manual

Cardiac/DSA
Technical Manual
121 Metropolitan Drive

Liverpool, N Y 13088
315/453-4545
Document #745-106-G1
Revision A
June 2004
www.infimed.com
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Revision History
Revision Date ECN Reason for Release

A 6/4/04 3391 New Product
List of Changed Pages
Revision Page Number

A All
Introduction
Table of Contents
Introductory Pages: Revision History
List of Changed Pages
Manual Conventions
Tools and Test Equipment
Trademarks
Scope of Manual
Calling for Service
Safety Summary
Power Requirements
Is the Room Ready?
Installation Report
Service Applications Overview

System Installation Instructions:
Step 1 Components & Cables

Step 2 Camera Installation
Step 3 Power Up/Power Down
Step 4 Connect and Test the Generator Interface Module (GIM)
Step 5 Set System Parameters
Step 6 Calibration
Step 7 System Testing
Preventive Maintenance Instructions

Component Installation Procedures
Service Support & Spare Parts Policy
Appendix A - Symbols
Appendix B- Abbreviations
Appendix C – Compatibility List
Appendix D - Monitor Brightness/Contrast Adjustment & Calibration
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Manual Conventions
NOTE: Notations are made for information which requires specific consideration,
but for which there is no risk of damaging the system.
CAUTION: Caution statements are given before any procedures, which if

performed incorrectly could cause damage to the system, danger
to the operator or patient, or loss of patient or image data.
WARNING: Warning statements are placed wherever the information given is

critical to proper operation of the system within UL, IEC, and FDA
guidelines.
Tools & Test Equipment
1. Digital Volt-Ohm meter (20,000 ohm/Volt) 8. Dose Meter
2 Phillips screwdrivers (small, medium, 9. Ruler

large)
3 Flat blade screwdrivers (small, medium, 10. ESD wrist strap with alligator clip
large)
5. Metric Hex key set (1.5mm to 6mm) 11. X-ray phantoms:

§ High Quality Aluminum 21mm
§ Line Pair Resolution Water Phantom
(homogeneous density)
6. Socket set (to one inch with appropriate
driver)
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Trademarks
SHOTSAVE™, INFIMED®, PlatinumOne ®, are trademarks of InfiMed, Inc., Liverpool, NY, USA.
® is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
DICOM by Merge.
Cover Art*
*"LifeART image copyright (2003) Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. All rights reserved."
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Manual Notes
Scope of Manual . . .
This manual is intended for use by Service Engineers who have received training from InfiMed to
aid in the Installation, Acceptance Testing, Preventive Maintenance and component replacement
for the PlatinumOne. The system is designed to be used with many makes/models of x-ray
generators and hardcopy devices.
This manual includes data for the direct connection to the x-ray generator and DICOM Network
Server. Refer also to the x-ray generator manufacturer’s manuals during the installation
procedure.
For testing the functionality of the features as part of the Acceptance Testing, Preventive
Maintenance and Component Installation Procedures, refer to the User Manual.
Modem transmission Field Service support is available. Contact Customer Care for additional
information.
How to Use This Manual . . .
All of the introductory pages of this manual MUST BE READ, before the system is
unpacked!
The system must be installed systematically. This manual details each step of the procedure in
the order in which it must be performed. Each step of the instructions must be followed in order
(Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, etc.). DO NOT JUMP AHEAD .
Preventive Maintenance Procedures should be performed every six (6) months.
Pay special attention to all Safety Warnings given at the front of this manual, and throughout the
instructions.
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Know System Serial Number When Calling for Help . . .

When calling InfiMed for assistance, the serial number of the e system must be provided. The
following information is accessed via the status screen.
• Software Version
• System Serial Number
• Copyright information
To access the Status screen from the Cardiac Application:
1. Right-click within the body of the Main Image screen.

2. The Right Click menu will be displayed.
3. Click on Status
4. The Status screen will be displayed.
5. Click on tab labeled .
6. The Software Version information screen
will be displayed.
Version Information Screen
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To access the Status screen from the DSA Application:
1. Click on button in the Standard Control

box located in the top right corner of the Main
Image screen.
2. The Status screen will be displayed.
3. Click on tab labeled .
4. The Software Version information screen will be
displayed.
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For help . . .
1-800-825-8845, ext. “0”. Ask

Sales For quotes on new Call your regional sales for the name of your region’s
Support systems or system representative sales leader.
upgrades.
From outside the USA
00+1-315-453-4545
From within the USA:
Customer For help with upgrades, Call InfiMed Order 800-825-8845.
Support system orders or Services From outside the USA:
missing parts. 00+1-315-453-4545
Extension 233
From within the USA: 800-
Technical For help with a technical Call InfiMed Customer 825-8845.
Support question, to order a Care From outside the USA:
replacement part or to 00+1-315-453-4545
arrange for Operator Business Hours: Ext. “0”
Training. After-hours:
Ext. 450
….Or Visit our web page (www.infimed.com)
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Safety Summary
• This manual is for the express use of QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY!
• The PlatinumOne has been designed and tested to meet FDA, Radiological Health
regulations. To ensure personnel and patient safety, all procedures, warnings and
precautions must be strictly observed during all phases of operation and service of this
instrument.
• Failure to comply with these safety statements could result in injury and/or death to
service personnel, operator, or patient. InfiMed assumes no liability for failure to comply.
This Equipment is classified:
• Protection Against Electric Shock – Class I

• Degree of Protection Against Electric Shock - Type B
• Degree of Protection Against Ingress of Water – Ordinary
• Mode Of Operation - Continuous
.
This system is not intended for use in an environment with flammable
WARNING: anesthetics mixture with air or with Oxygen or Nitrous Oxide
Consult InfiMed Customer care regarding defective spare parts. An
WARNING: RMA (Return Materials Authorization) must be issued to return parts.
At the decommissioning of the system consult InfiMed Customer

WARNING: Care at 1-800-825-8845 x232 for the proper disposal of parts or
contact your local regulatory agency.
Use of any hardware and/or software not provided by InfiMed is

WARNING: strictly prohibited. To do so may void the warranty.
Do not access the operating software without prior service training in

the maintenance of the PlatinumOne product line. To do so may
corrupt files and cause improper functioning of the PlatinumOne.
WARNING: Do not attempt to alter any system hardware unless
WARNING: the procedure is given in the Preventive/Corrective sections of this
manual, or supplied with a part provided by InfiMed. Doing so could
disrupt the functioning of the system and result in loss of images.
WARNING: Do not bypass the safeties provided by the X-ray

WARNING: generator during the installation or servicing of the system hardware
or software. Doing so could expose personnel to unnecessary
radiation.
THIS INSTRUMENT MUST BE GROUNDED! A three-conductor
WARNING: AC power cable is supplied with this instrument (at the Isolation
Transformer) to provide the proper electrical ground. To minimize
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the shock hazard the power cable must be plugged into an approved,
Hospital-grade, three contact electrical outlet.
The PlatinumOne system must be powered through the Isolation

WARNING: Transformer unit supplied with the system (Part #735-272-G1 for
120V, 735-272-G2 – 230V, 735-272-G3 – 100V). The Isolation
Transformer must NOT be positioned on the floor (see note below).
NOTE: “In accordance with IEC 60601-1-1, the isolation transformer should not be placed on
the floor. The isolation transformer is considered a Multiple Portable Socket Outlet
(MPSO) by the international standards. MPSOs should be mounted in such a way as to
prevent ingress of liquids and avoid mechanical damage during normal use and
transportation. The transformer should be placed in accordance with the prevailing
electrical and fire codes.”
Plugging InfiMed-supplied equipment directly into the wall outlet will

WARNING: not provide adequate isolation. This may result in improper
operation of the system, thus voiding all factory warranties.
DO NOT connect additional multiple portable socket-outlet or

WARNING: extension cords to the system.
Plugging equipment not supplied by InfiMed specifically for the

WARNING: system into the InfiMed-supplied isolation transformer may result in
an overdraw of current. This may result in improper operation of
the system, thus voiding all factory warranties.
The power source used for the system must meet the Power
WARNING: Supply requirements defined in the Site Planning Guide. Use of the
PlatinumOne system outside of these limitations will void the
Product Warranty.
The cable connections for each of the items in the system must
WARNING: conform to InfiMed policy regarding component placement, use of
approved extension cables, and component power connections to
the Isolation Transformer. Use of the system outside of these
limitations will void the Product Warranty.
The PC cabinet should not be positioned within the patient vicinity

WARNING (must be outside 6 foot radius of x-ray table).
The PlatinumOne should not be operated such that a patient could
WARNING come into contact with any part of the PlatinumOne system.
CAUTION: There are no operator-serviceable parts within the

WARNING PlatinumOne. Operators should not attempt to remove any panels
or replace any parts. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel
trained in the maintenance of the PlatinumOne.
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High voltages capable of causing death are present within this
WARNING instrument.
The PlatinumOne system is interfaced to x-ray generating
CAUTION: equipment. Be certain to follow the x-ray manufacturer’s
instructions and specifications for wearing proper shielding when in
the presence of x-ray generating equipment.
All personnel must wear Dosimeters during every phase of
CAUTION: installation, operation and maintenance of the PlatinumOne.
Do not position or use this system in a location where it may be
WARNING: subject to splashed or spilled liquids!
During installation of the system, care must be taken to prevent the

WARNING potential risk of electromagnetic interference between this
equipment and other devices. The device has been tested for EMC
compliance, but interference can still occur in an electomagnetically
noisy environment. Attempt to maintain a suitable distance
between electrical devices to prevent cross-interference. The PC
cabinet should be as far as possible from any such device to
prevent noise from affecting the image video signal.
WARNINGS: In addition to the

! label, the following additional
Warnings appear in English on the Isolation Transformer:
THESE OUTLETS OUTPUT 120VAC

50/60Hz AT 8AMPS MAXIMUM
POWER FACTOR 0.8 +/- 10%
THE AMBIENT OPERATING
TEMPERATURE
RANGE OF THIS SYSTEM IS 18-30 C
CAUTION
The imaging system and isolation transformer

(735-045) must be used together.
Do not plug any components of the system
directly into this wall outlet.
GROUNDING RELIABILITY CAN ONLY BE ACHIEVED WHEN

CONNECTED
TO AN EQUIVALENT RECEPTACLE MARKED HOSPITAL GRADE.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO

NOT REMOVE COVER. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
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Power Requirements
System Power Specifications
120 VAC - 50/60 HZ

8.0 AMPS
Power Phase Voltage Hz Amps

Single 90-132 50/60 8
Single 198-242 50/60 4
NOTES: Power must be from a dedicated A.C. line and be free of noise, spikes,
surges, and brownouts, which exceed the nominal voltage by +10%. If these
conditions cannot be met, the optional Power Conditioner is required.
Contact InfiMed Order Services.
• A dedicated A.C. outlet is required. Dedicated is defined as no other branch

circuits exist and where the outlet is powered directly from a circuit breaker in the
local A.C. distribution panel.
• Peak impulse levels (line to neutral) are to be under 100 volts peak above nominal
(peak time interval 2 mSec. or less).
• The neutral wire should be the same gauge as the line wire.
• Frequency requirements: for 60 Hz system: 60 Hz +0.5 Hz

for 50 Hz system: 50 Hz +0.5 Hz
• Neutral to ground potential: 2 V p-p or less.
• For European applications where the system will be powered by 230 VAC, an
approved male plug must be used on the isolation transformer provided it has
ratings of 250 VAC, 5A or greater.
Temperature Humidity Atmospheric Pressure

Operation 64.4o to 86o F 20% - 80% 700 - 1060 hPA
(Ambient) noncond Altitude to 3000 M above sea level
18 o to 30 o C (9842 feet)
Transport and -40o to 140 o F 10% - 80% 700 - 1060 hPA
Storage noncond. Altitude to 12,000 M above sea level
-40o to 60o C (39,370 feet)
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Is the Room Ready?
REQUIRED! The x-ray room components and any peripheral devices must be in
place, working properly, and configured before installing the
PlatinumOne system. This will save valuable time when trouble
shooting problems, and will lead to the best image quality possible for
the PlatinumOne.
Packing List? For a copy, call InfiMed Order Services at 1-800-825-8845 ext. 233.
Site Planning For a copy, check with your organization. If necessary call InfiMed Order
Guide? Services. E-mail or FAX available. Available on InfiMed web site,
(www.infimed.com Customer Care section)
Pre-Installation If you don’t have the completed version, check with your organization. If
Survey? necessary, contact InfiMed to see if a copy was submitted. If the form was
not completed use the Site Planning Guide to complete one now. Then
answer the remaining questions for this step. When complete, contact
InfiMed Field Service if you have any questions or problems.
Room Layout? The dealer should have completed a drawing as part of the Pre-Installation
Survey. If this was not done, use the Site Planning Guide as a reference and
discuss with the site personnel the preferred location for each component.
It’s a good idea to sketch the room layout if not done previously.
Enough Table A flat work surface (table or cart) is required to hold the operator controls.
Space? • Enough room for comfortable use of the keyboard?
• Enough room for comfortable use of pointing device?
• Table/cart at a suitable height.
• If space is limited, consider using a retractable keyboard shelf (not
supplied by InfiMed). Consult the site personnel for their preferences.
Suitable Refer to the Site Planning Guide for details on required cables, routing
Conduits? restrictions, cable sizes and lengths. Also, consider cables for other devices
in the x-ray room and control room. Take whatever steps are necessary to
ensure there is an acceptable path for each of the PlatinumOne cables.
Generator The generator must function properly prior to making any connections
Functioning between it and the PlatinumOne.
Properly? Optics Cube: The x-ray system must be equipped with such devices that
will allow the PlatinumOne camera to view the output phosphor of the image
intensifier during fluoroscopy, photospots, and Cine acquisition (depending
on type of room).
Fluoro Dose Control: Control of the fluoroscopic KV and mA can be
provided either internally from the x-ray system via image intensifier output
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sampling, or from ABC feedback from the camera. If Camera based ABC
feedback is utilized, the x-ray system must be equipped with the necessary
circuits to receive the ABC feedback signal from the camera.
Photospot Dose Control: The control of the x-ray dose during photospot
acquisition must be provided by the x-ray system via image intensifier
sampling. The exposure consistency of the photo-timer must be within +/-
10%. The photo-timer must be capable of accurately controlling the dose of
the photospot acquisition at a rate of up to 15 FPS, must be self-resetting
after each exposure, have a resolution of 1 millisecond or less, and be
capable of 70% sampling field size.
Generator The image quality will likely be severely compromised with a Gx of less than
Within 120 and may be compromised with a gain between 120 and 160. InfiMed
Limits? strongly recommends that an II with a Gx of less than 150 be changed before
installing any digital imaging system.
Pulsed Fluoro? In order to use the Pulsed Fluoro feature with the PlatinumOne, the
generator must support Pulsed Fluoro, and have been approved by InfiMed.
Refer to the chart in Appendix C at the back of this manual for a list of
approved generators. If the generator make/model is not listed, and the site
intends to use this feature, contact InfiMed Field Service. If the generator is
not capable of performing Pulsed Fluoro the PlatinumOne system will not
allow this feature, and no further action is required.
Generator handle Consult the x-ray generator manufacture’s manual for performance specs. If
15 frames/sec? the generator cannot handle 15 frames/sec.spot imaging, inform the site
personnel.
Phototiming A photo-timing circuit (also called Automatic Exposure Control) must be

Circuit? present for the PlatinumOne to function properly. Double check the
generator specification to ensure the circuit is available, and locates the
exact wire location. If the circuit is not present, it must be ordered from the
x-ray generator manufacturer.
NOTE: Many of the GE L300 series of generators do not include a

phototiming device, especially if it does not use a 105mm camera. This
circuit must be installed before the PlatinumOne interface connection
begins.
Correct Camera The specific mounting hardware for the CCD camera is site dependent. The
Mount Type? camera mount type should have been determined when completing the Pre-
Installation Survey. If the Pre-Install Survey was not completed prior to the
PlatinumOne shipment, consult the generator manufacturer’s manual, or
remove the light distributor and look at the existing camera to determine the
exact camera mount type needed. Then verify on the Packing List the
correct mount was sent.
Power Source If the power source does not meet the criteria as outlined in the Site Planning
Acceptable? Guide, the InfiMed Power Conditioner MUST be installed.
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Monitor Consult the room layout diagram or the hospital personnel to determine the
Hardware? preferred location of the Image Monitors. Image Monitors are shipped with
removable bases. InfiMed recommends that the tilt/swivel base be
removed from the monitor (all types of monitors) before mounting the
monitor to an unstable surface such as a cart or hanging bracket. For the
Optional Bright View Monitors, replacement-mounting brackets must be
ordered (735-736-G1 [21”] or 735-736-G2 [17”]).
If using a cart, InfiMed recommends that a handle be attached to the cart for
safe handling of the cart/monitor. To attach the monitor to a cart or to a
hanging bracket, consider how the monitor will be attached to the surface.
Instructions for positioning and mounting the monitors are given in Step 4,
Component Placement.
Modem Line? InfiMed requires that the modem included with the PlatinumOne be used in
order to receive Warranty Service. It is best to have the modem line installed
and functioning before beginning the PlatinumOne installation. This is the
only way that InfiMed Field Service can provide support via the modem once
the system is installed. The PlatinumOne includes a 6-foot modem cable. A
longer cable can be provided if necessary. The modem connection requires
a separate, dedicated phone line that does not run through any hospital
switchboard systems.
Low Res. If either a low-resolution monitor or VCR is being used with the PlatinumOne,
Monitor/VCR? the Scan Converter option must be ordered from InfiMed. Check the
Packing List to see if this option is mentioned. If not, contact InfiMed to order
it. The line rate of the monitor must be known. Most VCR’s in the United
States use a 525-line rate, NTSC type, and most VCR’s in Europe use a
625-line rate, PAL type. Check the actual hardware or manufacturer’s
literature to verify the line rate.
Approved If the PlatinumOne is to be interfaced with a laser hardcopy device, the

Laser? Digital Host Control option may have been ordered (verify against the
Packing List). Refer to the chart in Appendix C at the back of this manual for
a list of approved digital lasers and any special requirements. If the laser is
not on this list, contact InfiMed Field Service for approval before connecting
the PlatinumOne to the laser.
Both Laser Two cables are required—the Image Transfer cable supplied by the laser
Cables? manufacturer; and the Serial Extension / or RS232 Communications cable,
which can be supplied by InfiMed (250 ft only). Refer to the PlatinumOne
Packing List to see if the RS232 cable was shipped.
Laser Manuals? The laser manuals may be needed during the PlatinumOne installation.
Laser Install, calibrate and test the laser before making any cable connections with
Functioning? the PlatinumOne system. Follow the laser manufacturer’s instructions for
printing out a test image to verify the laser is functioning.
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Laser Check with the laser manufacturer representative to verify the laser has
Configured? been configured to operate with the PlatinumOne system.
Blank Disks? If the PlatinumOne system includes the optional CD Recorder, testing the
PlatinumOne recording capabilities will require at least one disk. InfiMed
recommends using Medical Grade, minimum 74min, and 650 MB compact
disk media.
Network The Network address and host name information must be obtained from the
Information? Network Administrator. This information can then be entered into the
PlatinumOne system when the system parameters are set.
Refer to the chart in Appendix C at the back of this manual for a list of
approved DICOM Network devices.
Network Drop? The site must provide the network connection cable. Work with the site’s
Network Administrator to arrange the cable connection from the PC cabinet
back to the DICOM server. The PlatinumOne supports 100 Base-T, RJ45
connections.
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121 Metropolitan Dr.- Liverpool, NY

13088
(315) 453-4545
PlatinumOne Installation Report
This form must be completed by a Service Engineer and returned to InfiMed within thirty (30) days of first
clinical use. All blanks must be completed. Enter N/A if not applicable.
_____________________________________________________________________
Installation: New Reinstalled Used Date: / /
System Serial Number:
Site Information Distributor Information

Name: Name:
Street Street:
City, State, Zip City, State, Zip
Department Administrator: Service Engineer:
Phone: Phone:
E-mail address E-mail address:
Survey Completed by (print)
Signed: Date:
Room Configuration:
Mounting Port Used: Radial (Side)____ Axial (Top)____
Fluoro Imaging?____ Spot Imaging?____
Continuous Pulsed Yes No
Camera ABC in Use? Yes____ LC____
High Resolution Monitor Make: Model:
Control Station In: Exam Area_____ Control Area_____
Are all interface cables clearly labeled? Yes_____ No_____
Distance from PC to patient area:
Modem Telephone Number:
X-Ray Generator
Manufacturer:
Model Number:
Image Intensifier Sizes:
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Dose Measurement Normal MAG1 MAG2 MAG3
Fluoro rate mR/minute
Photospot rate uR/exposure
Installation Notes:
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Acceptance Tests
After completion of each test or procedure, note date that test was completed as well as the results
of test or any other pertinent information. Some items listed are optional and may not be installed.
Please enter N/A for these lines.
Failure of any test or inability to perform system function constitutes failure of the system. Refer to
Steps 8 of the Technical Manual for instructions.
Procedure Pass Fail N/A

Baseline data on previously installed digital system
System calibration completed. Document image quality parameters,
including noise, resolution, uniformity and signal range
System configuration complete
System powers up
Review of test images with image processing, including W/L/I, edge, mask
with reregistration, zoom
Acquisition of fluoro images – integration, edge, W/L/I, fluoro store, LIH
Acquisition of fluoro loops – loop acquire, loop replay, store loop –
Acquisition of spot images – single shot, rapids
LIH – store, W/L/I, edge
Review of acquired images – W/L/I, edge, mask with reregistration, zoom
with pan, AIO
Hardcopy – different formats
Digital Host Control or DICOM hardcopy
Export / Import of data via DICOM
System diagnostics
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For QA Use Only: Log #:

System Serial Number: Installation Date:
Were any parts damaged in Yes_____ No_____
If Yes, record all components that were removed and/or replaced:
Part Name IPN S/N
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Table of Contents
1. OPENING SERVICE APPLICATIONS..................................................................... 3
2. SERVICE APPLICATION USER INTERFACE ........................................................ 4
3. SERVICE FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................ 6
3.1 INTERFACE SIGNALS .............................................................................................27

3.2 IMAGE ENHANCEMENT BUTTONS ...........................................................................31
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This section describes the Service Application GUI (graphic user interface) and offers a brief
explanation of each of the available functions. Configuration, Calibration and Diagnostic
functions are discussed in detail within applicable steps in the manual.
1. Opening Service Applications
1. Right click within the main image area to access the Right Click menu
DSA Right Click Menu
2. Click Start Service Application. Cardiac Right Click Menu
3. A login screen will appear. Enter user name and password.
NOTE: PlatinumOne offers different user groups. Each group has a distinct user
name and password for sign in. The designations are as follows
Designation Login Information Level of Authority

User Name: operator Access to clinical application only.
Clinical Personnel Password: orion
User Name: serviceapp Access to clinical application and most

Service Personnel Password: orion functions of service application.
• Password is case sensitive.

• After three failed attempts to access service applications using an incorrect user
name or password, the system will return the user to the Clinical Applications
screen.
• Contact the Network Administrator if you have problems logging in.
2. Service Application User Interface

The Service Application GUI (Graphic User Interface) is arranged in three sections. The top
section contains buttons that activate specific Service Functions. The middle section displays
a series of Interface Signals. The bottom section contains buttons that activate specific Image
Enhancement features.
Use buttons in this section to activate Service

Functions to include:
• User Accessible Service Information

• System Level Configuration Options
• Interface Signal Display
• System Calibration
• Image Quality Analysis
• Diagnostics
• Utilities
Interface Signal Display. Select from:
• Input
• Analog
• Relay
Buttons to activate specific image

enhancement functions, including:
• Edge Enhancement
• Integration
• H Invert
• V Invert
• Default
• Version Info
• Exit
Lighter color
represents an
activated button.
Service Function Buttons
Click on button to activate specific service function. When a button is activated, it will appear
lighter on the screen than the other buttons. Specific functions are as follows:
3. Service Functions
Click on Fluoro to acquire Fluoro images. Fluoro button will be white

when Fluoro is activated.
NOTE: To Access Service Applications Menu, follow instructions on page 3

(Accessing Service Application Menu).
Click on FLUORO to acquire Fluoro images
Main Image Screen with Service Application User Interface
Click on Spot to acquire Spot images. Spot button will be white when
Spot is activated.

Click on SPOT to acquire spot images
Click on Cine for cardiac applications. The Cine button will be white
when Cine is activated.

Click on Cine to set
Activation of this feature allows the user to select the amount of contrast
for the image display.

Click on Display LUT to open function

screens
Follow instructions in box to set LUTs.
To make changes, press the “edit” button, position cursor over the appropriate data point and
left click. An X will appear. Holding down the left-click button, use the X cursor to move the
graph to the desired setting. New setting will be reflected in the XY boxes appearing under the
graph.
• Double left click on the curve to add data points to the curve.
• Single right click on an existing data point on the curve to delete it.
NOTE: Each box on graph corresponds to an XY setting. Numeric equivalents are

indicated next to corresponding XY point.
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XY5
XY4
XY3
XY2
Use buttons on right of screen to either reset, save settings and/or Exit LUT
Click to edit the current Saves changes made to setting.

display LUT.
When this button is Click to rename the specific file

selected, the changes within LUT.xml.
being made to the file are
visible on the screen.
Click to cancel any changes Click to return to the main Service
made during and return to Application screen.
default settings.
Select test patterns to be used when running test procedures on

certain monitors and cameras. See Appendix D for more details on
this function.
Click on Test Patterns to open

function screens
GUI Showing test patterns

available on system.
PlatinumOne Configuration consists of a series of screens, each

screen offering tabs for access to menus specific to the parameters of
the individual screen. Refer to the chart below as a guideline to
selection of appropriate screen for required setting. Screen specific
instructions follow. Configuration is discussed in the System
Parameters section (Step 5)
Click to Run
Clicking on Calib (Calibration) will automatically bring up the Screen to

begin camera calibration. The procedure is worked step by step –
ABS, Iris, Measuring Field Size, Timing, and Video Level - with
systematic screens covering each step. Complete instructions for each
procedure are written in the box under the tabs near the top of the
screen. See Step 6 – Calibration for complete calibration instructions.

Click to RUN
Click on IQA to access Image Quality Assessment features.
Select options from tabs at top of the screen.
Instructions for
each tab are shown
in box
Main Transfer Frequency

Region of Interest Density
PlatinumOne offers a graphical representation of the circuit boards through

which system diagnostics are conducted. Refer to Step 7 – System Testing
and Preventative Maintenance (Section 1-Diagnostics) for complete
instructions.

Click on DIAG to open function screens
Update is used when software or hardware upgrades are made to the

system. Works in conjunction with software CD supplied with update.
Click on UPDATE to open function

screens
Hardware Update Screen
Click to display Windows Utilities Screen.
Activates Blank Window Notepad Screen
Click for Windows Date/Time window. Change Date and Time as

well as Time Zone.
Access Computer Management tools including System Tools,

Storage functions, Services and Applications.
Use to set languages for the system, location as well as other

regional options.
Use to change time format, symbols etc.
Use to change date format
Use to customize keyboard to user’s specifications.
• Add additional network connections, access dial-

up connections, LANs or other network
components.
• Add additional networking components by clicking
“Make New Connection”
NOTE: You must be logged in as administrator to access

this function
Setting IP Address
NOTE: This information should be used only by the network administrator for the
purpose of setting IP address as required.
To set IP Address, follow these steps:

1. Click on Network Connections button. You can also use the
Button, clicking Settings and then Network and Dial-up Connections to get to the
screen.
2. Click on “Local Area Connections”
3. Click on Internal Protocol
4. Click on “Use the

Following IP address”.
5. Enter the IP Information as

indicated
NOTE: For more options, click Advanced.

Or – Select OK to exit all windows
Add additional gateways from

this window.
3.1 Interface Signals
Interface Signals can be viewed in

the center of the Service
Applications GUI.
Select Input, Analog or

Relay Modes by clicking
on appropriate button. Current settings
Selected button appears displayed on screen.
lighter than the other two. Current Input settings
In this example, Input are displayed on the
has been selected. screen
Exploded View – Interface Signal Screen
3.1.1 Changing Interface Signals
Current settings are displayed in the Interface Signals block in the middle of the Service
Application screen. There are three separate screens – Input, Analog and Relay. For
instructions as to how to change, refer to Step 5 – Set System Parameters (Generator
Lines)
Input
The systems defaults to the Input signal.
A white box indicates

setting is “ON”
Single click within the Input signal screen to access the Interface
Signal – Input Lines interactive menu.
Analog
Click to display Analog Interface Signal block on Service

Applications GUI.
Interface Signals - Analog I/O Menu
Click to display Relay Interface Signal block on Service

Applications GUI.
3.2 Image Enhancement Buttons
The third block of the Service Application screen contains several buttons that activate
and/or control important image enhancement features including Brightness/Contrast,
Zoom, Edge Enhancement, Integration, Horizontal and Vertical Invert and Default.
Image Enhancement Buttons
Button Description
Pointer
Brightness/Contrast
Integration
Click to set level of integration. Each level will be indicated by the number
(replaces OFF) displayed on the altered button. Continue to click until required
level is achieved.
Buttons will appear as follows:
-Integration is OFF
- Integration is set at level 1
- Motion Correction is set at level 1
Edge Enhancement
Click to set level of edge enhancement. Each level will be indicated by the
number (replaces OFF) displayed on the altered button. Continue to click until
required level is achieved.
Buttons will appear as follows:
- Edge Enhancement set at level 1

H Invert
Invert
V Invert
Default
Version Information
Click to display software versions and other pertinent information.
Exit
Click to exit Service Applications function. Service Application screen will be
replaced by Main Image screen.
Step 1 – Components and Cables
Table of Contents
1. COMPONENTS .................................................................................. 3
1.1 A RE A LL THE P IECES ON H AND ? ........................................................... 3

1.2 I DENTIFYING C OMPONENTS ................................................................... 4
2. SUPPLIED CABLES ........................................................................... 6
3. COMPONENT PLACEMENT.............................................................. 10
3.1 PC C ABINET .................................................................................... 10

3.2 K EYBOARD / P OINTING D EVICE ........................................................... 11
3.3 I SOLATION T RANSFORMER / P OWER C ONDITIONER / UPS ........................ 12
3.4 I MAGE M ONITOR ............................................................................... 13
3.5 G ENERATOR I NTERFACE M ODULE ........................................................ 14
3.5 D UAL P LANE C ONFIGURATION ............................................................. 15
4. CONNECTING THE CABLES ............................................................. 16
4.1 S AFETY I SSUES ................................................................................ 16

4.2 PC C ABINET – R EAR V IEW ................................................................. 17
4.3 M ONITOR C ONNECTIONS .................................................................... 19
4.4 C ONNECTING THE S YSTEM .................................................................. 28
Document #745-106-G1 Step 1 - 1


1. Components
1.1 Are All the Pieces on Hand?
1. As soon as the system is received, open each box and identify all
parts against the Packing List.
2. DO NOT REMOVE the components from all packaging at this time.

The sensitive electronics devices are best left in the original
packaging (in static bags, in foam cushioning, etc.) until needed for
system installation.
3. Examine each piece including containers for damage.
• Shock indicators or loose components signal harsh treatment.
• Check cable connectors for bent pins.
• If any component appears to be damaged, contact us immediately.
• DO NOT PROCEED IF ANY COMPONENTS OR CABLES ARE

MISSING, OR IF ANY PIECES ARE DAMAGED. Contact Order
Services.

1.2 Identifying Components

Image Monitors
Used for viewing the menu screens and

images. Used for Control Room and In-
Room (Primary and Reference)
• Flat Panel Monitor (Shipped as
standard equipment and shown
here)
• 17” Bright View, Monochrome
• 21” Bright View, Monochrome
PC Cabinet Includes
• Image Acquisition Processing
Display Board (IAPDB)
• Hard Drive
• 3.5” Floppy Drive
• Internal PCI modem, CD-ROM
device, CD-RW Drive
• Real-Time RAID
Innovision CCD Camera
• 1K X 1K imaging Matrix
• Philips FT1010 Frame Transfer
Large Format CCD
• 50mm Optical Lens
• Integrated Iris Control
• 33 msec to read 1 frame of data
• High well capacity and greater
MTF than the small format ideal
for high demand Cardiac
applications
Keyboard
Standard 104 key w/PS2 connector.

Pointing Device
• Wheel Mouse – shown

• Track Ball
Isolation Transformer
The system must be powered through

the Isolation Transformer supplied by
InfiMed. Do not simply plug the
system into a wall plug! Verify correct
voltage rating (shown on the side of
the Isolation Transformer). See the
Power Supply Requirements section in
this guide.
Generator Interface Module (GIM)
The GIM is a self-contained module that

provides electrical isolation between the
Patient Contact Area equipment and the
Control Room equipment. The GIM
monitors X-ray generator activity and
provides X-ray parameter information to
the Application via messages passed to
and/or through the IAPDB
NOTE: If the Flat Panel monitor is to be attached to a mobile cart or hanging

bracket, InfiMed requires that an alternative base be attached for
mounting. If this circumstance was addressed on the Pre-Installation
Site Survey, the adapter will be included with the system shipment. If
the mounting arm was not ordered, contact Order Services to order
part #726-194-G1.

2. Supplied Cables
Make ONLY these cable connections. Refer to Interconnection Diagram. For cables involved in the generator connection,
refer to Step 4.
Part # / Cable Name Looks Like . . . Connects Connects NOTES

from… to…
-6 foot length
068-113 PC Isolation -DO NOT connect to wall outlet!
Power Cable for PC Standard 3-prong plugs Transformer
-25 foot length
726-086-G1 GIM X-ray -4 or 5 cables may be shipped
Generator Interface generator depending on system
Cable configuration and options
ordered.
-25 foot length
726-087-G1 GIM X-ray -4 or 5 cables may be shipped
Relay Cable generator depending on system
configuration and options
ordered.
-25 foot length
068-044 GIM X-ray -Used as ABS Cable
generator -Optional 100’ available
068-043 GIM X-ray -25 foot length

generator -Used for drive outputs
-Optional 100’ available
735-371-G1
Ethernet Cable PC GIM -100’ length
726-084-G1 -100’
Power Extension Isolation -10 AWG
Cable Transformer GIM -Can also be used as Monitor
Power Extension Cable or GIM
extension cable

Part # / Cable Name Looks Like . . . Connects Connects NOTES

from… to…
Keyboard -100’
726-088-G1 PC Or Pointing
Extension Cable Device
Primary In- -100’ spool – cut to length at

068-108 Room Monitor PC site.
Coaxial Cable In-Room
Reference
Monitor PC
-100’
735-042-G1 PC In-Room
VGA Extension Cable Reference
(Optional) Monitor
-100’
726-204-G1 PC Camera LVDS
12” - Allows graphics overlay to

726-521-G1 Matrox Board IAPDB be generated through the Matrox
DVI Cable board into IAPDB merging with
real-time image data
-20’
726-201-G1 PC Camera LVDS -Provides two-piece assembly if
LVDS Cable (Short) required.
-80’
726-202-G1 PC Camera LVDS -Provides two-piece assembly if
LVDS Cable (Long) required.

Interconnection Diagram – Control Room Configuration

(Flat Panel Image and Reference Monitors)

Interconnection Diagram – In-Room Configuration

(Flat Panel Image and Reference Monitors)

Step 1 –Components and Cables
3. Component Placement
WARNING! At this time, place each component in the intended location.

Consider cable lengths, but do not make any cable connections
at this time.
If issues arise regarding component placement, the

restrictions described here should be given the highest
priority. The safety and image quality of the system as a whole
is directly affected by these restrictions.
WARNING! Do not position or use this system in a location where it may be

subject to splashed or spilled liquids!
3.1 PC Cabinet
• The PC is normally positioned in the Control Room in an area

convenient during normal system operation (i.e. close to the
monitor/keyboard/pointing device).
• The PC cabinet must NOT be positioned within a 6-foot radius

of the x-ray table.
• The PC cabinet must be positioned within 100 cable feet of

the x-ray generator.
• Pay careful attention to other high frequency-generating

equipment in the room. The PC cabinet should be as far as
possible from any such device to prevent noise from affecting
the image video signal.
• Be sure to allow enough room for service personnel to gain

access to the inside of the cabinet if necessary when
performing service on the PC.
• Ensure a minimum 4" clearance at the front and rear of the

cabinet for ventilation.
• PC cabinet must be positioned on a flat, level surface and

checked for stability. If necessary, a CPU stand can be
purchased. Contact Order Services for more information.
Document #726-106-G1 Step 1- 10

3.2 Keyboard / Pointing Device
• The Keyboard must be positioned within six cable feet of the PC

(or 106 ft with the extension cable).
• The Pointing Device must be positioned within six cable feet of

the PC (or 106 ft with the extension cable).
If two keyboards are being installed:
1. Attach the Y-Keyboard adapter to the rear of the system PC using the
keyboard outlet.
2. Use extension cables where necessary (see figure below). A maximum
of two 100 ft. extensions can be used with the Y-Keyboard adapter
(one for each keyboard).
3. Attach one keyboard cable to the Y-Keyboard adapter, and the other
Keyboard cable to the other outlet on the Y-Keyboard adapter.
PS2 Adapter 100 ft. Extension Cable(s) (if

Y-KEY ADAPTER
installed m ust be connected here.
PC One extension
can be installed for each Keyboard.)
Rear Panel
Circular DIN
Connector
KEYBOARD 2 ND KEYBOARD

3.3 Isolation Transformer / Power Conditioner / UPS
• The Isolation Transformer is used to power all components of

the system. It is normally positioned under the table/counter
that holds the Monitor and PC.
“In accordance w ith IEC 60601-1-1, the isolation transformer should not be
placed on the floor. The isolation transformer is considered a Multiple Portable
Socket Outlet (MPSO) by the international standards. MPSOs should be mounted
in such a w ay as to prevent ingress of liquids and avoid mechanical damage
during normal use and transportation. The transformer should be placed in
accordance w ith the prevailing electrical and fire codes.”
• The Isolation Transformer must be positioned within six (6) feet

of the wall power source. If the optional Power Conditioner or
UPS is being installed, there will be an additional six feet of
cable with which to work.
• The components should be arranged as follows:
PC Enclosure
& Other Main Isolation Power
Components UPS
Transformer Conditioner

3.4 Image Monitor
NOTE: Monitor must meet UL1950 or UL2601 or equivalent and FDA sub-
chapter J Radiological Health or equivalent.
• The Image Monitor must be within 100 cable feet of the PC.
• The Image Monitor must be positioned within six cable feet of
the Isolation Transformer (or 106 ft with extension cable).
• The Image Monitor and its cables should be as far as possible

from other high frequency generating equipment to prevent
noise from affecting the image video signal.
WARNING! If the Flat Panel monitor is to be attached to a mobile cart or

hanging bracket, we require that an alternative base be
attached for mounting. If this circumstance was addressed on
the Pre-Installation Site Survey, the adapter will be included
with the system shipment. If the mounting arm was not ordered,
contact Order Services to order part #726-194-G1.
If a Bright View monitor is being used and is to be mounted to

a mobile cart or a hanging bracket, we require the removal of
the tilt/swivel base and the attachment of an alternative base
for mounting (Part # 735-736-G1). Contact Order Services
department to order base.
Additionally, if a cart will be used with the monitor, we

recommend that a handle be attached to the cart for safer
handling of the cart/monitor, and to prevent excessive pressure
on the monitor mounting.
If the monitor is to be positioned on a stable work surface

(like a desk or table), no special mounting arrangements are
needed.

3.5 Generator Interface Module
The Generator Interface Module box may or may not be placed into position
at this time depending entirely on where it is to be located. In some cases it
is easier to wire the GIM before it is secured in it’s permanent location; in
other cases it should be secured prior to being connected. Refer to the site
planning information and room layout diagrams.
A 25’ cable is provided as standard equipment with the system. If the GIM is
to be place further than 25’, an optional 100’ cable should have been
ordered. If this cable was not specified, please contact Order Services to
order the cable.
For more information on securing the GIM, refer to Step 4, #3 (Secure the
GIM).
NOTE: The GIM box has an opening through which cables are routed. If
the GIM box is installed on the wall or the side of the generator
cabinet, make sure that this opening is facing down. Such
positioning will prevent any contact with live parts and which parts
might become live in single fault conditions.
Cable Access.
Mount facing
DOWN.

3.5 Dual Plane Configuration
The PlatinumOne Cardiac series offers the option of Dual Plane

configuration. Two separate systems are connected by an Ethernet TCP/IP
link enabling information to be shared between the two systems. This
connection allows for the integration of Cine and Fluoro loop images
captured on each system.
One system serves as the primary or master system; the other the secondary
system that is controlled by the primary. At startup, the primary system will
communicate with the secondary to verify the connection link.

4. Connecting the Cables
4.1 Safety Issues
Connect the interface and power cables for all components as outlined in
Cable Connection Chart on pages 8 and 9. The number of cables
required for installation will be unique for each configuration. Please review
safety considerations listed below prior to connecting any cables to the
system.
WARNINGS: Connect ONLY the cables indicated in the Cable

Connection Chart.
• All components must be powered OFF when making

cable connections!
• DO NOT connect any X-ray generator interface signal

cables yet!
• The imaging system must be powered through the

Isolation Transformer supplied by InfiMed (#735-272-G1
for 115V, #735-272-G2 for 230V, #735-272-G3 for 100V).
Do not plug the PC into a wall plug!
• Once all component power cables have been plugged in

to the Isolation Transformer(s), feed the cables through
the openings in the Isolation Transformer cover and
attach using the four screws.
• Use InfiMed Extension cables where necessary.
• Covers are provided on the InfiMed extension cables for

safety.
• Use only cables supplied by InfiMed unless noted

specifically here.
• All cable connections for the PC cabinet are made at the

rear panel.

4.2 PC Cabinet – Rear View
All external cable connections necessary for installation are made

through the rear panel of the cabinet. It is not necessary to remove the
rear panel to make these connections. For some hardware replacement
procedures, it is necessary to remove either the front or side panel.
Instructions for the removal of these panels are provided in Component
Installation Procedure – Section 3 – PC Cabinet Access. Refer to the
following illustration to identify the location of specific cable connections.
LVDS
Video
IAPDB
RAID
Cabinet - Rear View

JP1 CDR/
CD-RW
PC POWER SUPPLY
(033-004)
LVDS INTERFACE
BOARD KIT
(726-458-G2)
Flopppy Drive
CPU
(098-651)
DIMM 1 (098-611) - FOR UPGRADE TO 512MB

DIMM 0 (098-611)
DIMM 2
POWER CONNECTOR
SECONDARY IDE
(CDR/CD-RW)
(HARD DRIVE)
PRIMARY IDE
FLOPPY DRIVE
HARD
DRIVE
GRAPHICS CARD (098-649)
Modem
Optional Hardcopy Board

VIB
IAPDB Board
Video Output
RAIDBoard
PC Cabinet – Side View Drawing

4.3 Monitor Connections
4.3.1 Rear Panel - Flat Panel Monitor Power & Signal Inputs
A B C
A. +12V DC power connector:
This is connected to +12VDC power connector from the attached AC

power adapter.
B. VGA analogue video connector
This is connected to analogue video signal from the video board using
standard D-SUB 15 pin connector.
C. DVI digital video connector
This is connected to digital video signal from the video board. DIV
interface is standard TMDS (Transmission minimized Differential
Signaling) interface using 24-pin connector.

4.3.2 Rear Panel - Flat Panel Calibration Inputs
A B C D
A. PC - Link
A special RS232 cable, which supplies communication between the

monitor and PC.
B. Sensor
8 pin circular connector that provides communication between Light

Sensor and Monitor.
C. USB Down
This plug interfaces to a USB device or to a special cable that

connects to a USB UP connector.
D. USB Up
This plug interfaces to a USB device or to a special cable that

connects to a USB DOWN connector.

4.3.3 Installing Optional Flat Panel Mounting Arm
Use the following procedure to install the mounting arm that must be used
when the Flat Panel monitor is to be attached to a mobile cart or hanging
bracket.
WARNING! If this arm is not included in the shipment, do not attempt to mount
the flat panel without it. Contact Order Services immediately.
Tools required to perform this procedure :
• Medium Philips screwdriver

• 7/16 Ratchet
1. Identify all hardware
Refer to the Manufacturer’s Installation Manual and verify that all the correct
hardware has been provided. (Install Manual shows a picture of all the
screws and brackets and their quantities)
2. Mounting the Arm
a. Using the Arm base as a template, mark the four holes into
which the Lag bolts will be installed. (The fourth hole cannot be
seen in this picture)
Figure 1

b. Drill the pilot holes.
c. Line up the Monitor arm.
d. Insert the four (4) Lag bolts and fasten the nuts using a 7/16
ratchet.
3. Mount the Monitor
a. Remove the Metal plate from its packing and locate the four (4)
Phillips head #8-32x3/8" screws (070-052) and four (4) #8 lock
washers (070-053).
b. Mount the adapter plate to the Monitor Arm using the four (4)
screws and lock washers mentioned above. (See Figure 2)
Figure 2
c. Mount the Monitor to the adapter plate and Arm using the four (4)
M4x12mm screws (097-112) and the four (4) M4 lock washers (097-
113). (See Figure 3)

Figure 3

4. Adjusting the Arm
Figure 4
a. With covers removed adjust the tensions to the desired level.

b. Adjustments for Monitor Up/Down and Left/Right.
Figure 5

c. Adjust the tension for moving the Arm in different positions.
Figure 6
d. Here are some samples of the Arm Movement.
Figure 7

e. Refer to Manufacturer’s Installation Manual for instructions on

how to attach the cables along the sides of the Arm.
Figure 8
f. Re-install the Plastic covers.
NOTE: If you have difficulty with any part of this procedure STOP and
contact the InfiMed Customer Care group.

4.3.4 Rear Panel – Clinton Monitor
V Sync H Sync Video In
Clinton Monitor
4.3.5 Rear Panel – Typical Bright View Monitor
Typical Bright View Monitor

(may vary slightly)

4.4 Connecting the System
Refer to Section 2—Supplied Cables and use the following instructions to

connect the PlatinumOne Cardiac system.

Step 2 – Camera Installation
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 3
2. ASSEMBLE THE CAMERA ................................................................................... 5
2.1 ROUTING THE CAMERA CABLE/POSITIONING THE ROTATION PLATE .......................................................5

2.2 ATTACHING THE AFOCAL ADAPTER ........................................................................................................6
2.3 INSTALLING THE CAMERA ON THE X-RAY SYSTEM ...................................................................................7
2.4 RESTARTING THE SYSTEM ...................................................................................................................7
3. CALIBRATE THE CAMERA ASSEMBLY ............................................................. 8
3.1 IMAGE CENTERING................................................................................................................................8

3.2 OPTICAL FOCUS ...................................................................................................................................9


1. Introduction
Each CCD Camera assembly is configured specifically for the site based on the information
supplied on the Pre-Installation Site Survey. The camera is shipped as separate components and
requires some assembly prior to mounting the complete assembly to the optical distributor port.
The supplied small format camera has a 5” x 5” iris with 4” cylinder and is about 5” long.
The Rotation Plate and Camera Mount are always shipped with the system. The A-Focal adapter
and spacer are sent with the system only if necessary (determined by information submitted on
the Pre-Install Survey). Use the Spacer only if necessary to prevent any obstructions with the
A-focal adapter within the optics cube.
The following tools are required to install the camera:
• 2 mm Allen wrench
• 2.5 mm Allen wrench
CAUTION! The camera assembly parts are extremely sensitive; follow the
instructions exactly as they are written. Figure 2.1 indicates the
components of the camera assembly.
Cable Cover
Rotation Plate
Afocal Adapter
Iris Cover
Camera Mount
Camera Assembly Drawing


2. Assemble the Camera
NOTE: Proper ESD procedures should be used when handling the

connections to the camera. The cable should be wrapped around the
standoffs in the iris assembly and exit through the other cable access
hole.
2.1 Routing the Camera Cable/Positioning the Rotation Plate
1. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M3 button head screws that secure
the camera iris cover to the camera.
2. Remove the iris cover.
3. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 button head screws that secure
the camera cable cover.
4. Remove the camera cable cover.
5. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 cap head screws that secure
the clamp down on the camera head.
6. Remove the top cable clamp.
7. Route the camera cable through the cable access in the back plate of the iris
assembly, through the cable clamp and plug into the connector on the middle
board of the camera assembly.
8. Replace the top cable clamp
9. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, insert the two M3 cap head screws that secure the
cable clamp to the camera head and tighten. Be sure that the cable clamp grips
the ferrule of the camera cable.
10. Replace the camera cable cover.
11. Using a 2mm Allen wrench, insert the two M3 button head screws and tighten to
secure the camera cable cover.
12. Position the rotation plate into position on the camera (see figure).
13. Tighten the three socket cap screws with a 3mm Allen wrench.
NOTES: The Iris cover will be put back on the camera after all adjustments have been
made to the camera.
The shield of the iris cable should be in the hole of the cable clamp. Be
careful not to pinch the iris cable in the clamp.

2.2 Attaching the afocal adapter
NOTE: Not all systems need to have an afocal adapter installed. If glass is
visible in the front of the camera then an afocal adapter is installed. If no
afocal adapter is installed, then this step can be skipped.
Mount the afocal adapter assembly in place using four M4 cap screws.
Cable
Rotation cover
plate
Afocal
adapter
Iris
cover
Camera mount
Afocal Adapter Installed

2.3 Installing the camera on the X-ray system
1. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, insert the four M4 cap head screws that secure the
camera mount to the CCD camera head.
2. Securely attach the camera assembly to the optics port, and verify it has
sufficient clearance in all x-ray table positions.
2.4 Restarting the system
Turn On the digital system and allow the system to boot to the main menu.

3. Calibrate the Camera Assembly
NOTE: Ensure that the camera lens cover has been removed.
1. Open the service application after the clinical application starts up. (See Step 3).
2. Select the Calib button.
3. Follow the instructions in Step #7 of the Technical Manual to re-calibrate the new
camera.
3.1 Image Centering
1. If the lens has an internal aperture opening, make sure that it is fully open.
2. Select Manual System.
3. Select Overlay.
4. Click on Circle Mask Outline. Minimize the circle mask dialog box by clicking on
the minimize control in the upper right hand corner or move the dialog box off to
the side of the image by clicking and dragging on the title line of the dialog box.
5. Select the host x-ray systems normal (largest) field of view.
6. Place a homogenous phantom in the x-ray field.
7. Activate the fluoro radiation. The output phosphor will be visible on the image
monitor with a circular outline of the mask superimposed over the image. Click on
the polarity invert button on the screen for easier viewing.
8. Loosen the two short setscrews on the iris back plate with a 3 mm Allen wrench.
9. Center the output phosphor in the circular outline by adjusting the three spring-
loaded hex bolts on the iris assembly plate with a 10 mm wrench.
10. Once centered, tighten the setscrews on the iris back plate.

3.2 Optical Focus
To focus the InnoVision Large Format Camera
1. Affix a Line Pair phantom as close to the II input window as possible.

2. Loosen the three 2mm lens lock set screws in the base plate
3. While fluoroing, adjust the focus of the lens by turning the lens clockwise or
counter clockwise to obtain maximum displayed resolution.
4. Be careful not to inadvertently close the f-stop in the camera lens.
II Field of View Theoretical Acceptable

(FOV) Resolution Limit Limiting Resolution (lp/mm)
(inches) (lp/mm)
5 4.1 3.8
6 3.4 3.1
7 2.9 2.8
9 2.3 2.1
10 2.0 1.9
12 1.7 1.5
14 1.5 1.3
16 1.2 1.0

Step 3 - Power Up/Power Down Testing
Table of Contents
1. POWER UP TESTING .................................................................................................3
2. OPENING SERVICE APPLICATIONS ........................................................................4
3. POWER DOWN TESTING...........................................................................................9


1. POWER UP TESTING
In order to ensure that connections have been made correctly, it is necessary at this point in the
installation to Power Up the system and check to see that the application screens are accessible
and the components are connected correctly.
WARNING! All system components should be positioned and interconnected,

but no connections to the x-ray generator should be made.
1. Turn ON the power for the x-ray generator.

2. Turn ON the power for each of the system’s Image Monitors and other peripherals.
3. Turn ON the power for the system PC (switch is on the front panel). The PC will
begin to run its power-up self-testing routine.
4. Once the system has completed the Auto Login sequence, the Main
Image Screen will be displayed.
NOTE: If any failures are detected, an error message window will be displayed.
The Power Down procedure should be followed in order to shut down the
software. The cable connections should then be rechecked -- especially
the hard drive interconnecting cables inside the PC cabinet. After these
steps are taken, repeat the power up sequence. If system continues to
report errors do not continue with this procedure, instead contact InfiMed
Customer Care at 1-800-825-8845.

2. Opening Service Applications
2. Click Start Service Application. Cardiac Right Click Menu
3. A login screen will appear. Enter user name and password.

User Name: serviceapp Access to clinical application and most

Service Personnel Password: orion functions of service application.
• The password is case sensitive.

• After three failed attempts to access service applications using an incorrect user name or
password, the system will return the user to the Clinical Applications screen.
4. The Service Applications GUI will replace the Standard control box on the right
side of the Main Image Screen.

Service Applications GUI
Service Applications GUI
5. Left click on the button.

6. The Diagnostics Menu screen will be displayed.

Service Application – Diagnostics Main Menu
5. Click on . A screen indicating the available tests will be displayed.

IAPDB Diagnostic Test Screen
6. Select test(s) to be run and then click button. Use the

button or click in the box next to the desired tests.
will reset and necessitate re-selecting tests to be run.
7. As the tests are running, updated data is displayed in the lower portion of
the screen.

Diagnostic Information
8. When the testing is complete, click .
NOTES: ERRORS: If the system showed any errors at system power up, note where in
the system the error occurred and consult the Component Installation
Procedure Section of this manual for instructions.

3. Power Down Testing
NOTE: The system should be powered down periodically. The PC should not be
left running indefinitely.
CAUTION! DO NOT simply turn off the system power switch on the PC while
the system is operational! As with any PC, loss of data may result if
the proper power-down procedure is not performed.
CAUTION! DO NOT attempt to power down the system if images are currently
being sent to a DICOM device or hardcopy.
Prior to Powering Down the System, use the following steps to exit Diagnostics, Service
Applications and imaging system.
1. Click to return to Service

Main Menu Screen
Exit Diagnostics

2. Click to exit Service Applications and

return to Main Image Screen
Cardiac Right Click Menu

4. Click Exit Application.
5. A warning will appear asking for confirmation.
Click Yes to close Click No to cancel

application this request
The system will safely and automatically save any new image data to the Hard Drive and
close the system’s software program.

Power Down the PC Instructions
1. Select the button (lower, left corner) and then select .
2. A sub-menu entitled Shut Down Windows will appear.
3. Select the Shut Down option from the “What do You Want the Computer to Do?”
menu, then select the OK button. This will turn OFF the PC.
4. Power-off the Monitor by pressing the power button.
CAUTION: If the Shut Down function does not result in the PC being powered OFF,
contact the Network Administrator for assistance. System errors may
occur if PC is simply turned off at the power button without proper shut
down procedures having been followed

Step 4 – Connect and Test the Generator Interface Module (GIM)
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 3
2. MAKING THE CONNECTION.................................................................................. 6
2.1 IDENTIFYING CABLE ...............................................................................................................7

2.2 GIM INPUT SIGNALS ..............................................................................................................9
2.3 GIM INPUT SIGNAL DEFINITIONS ..........................................................................................11
2.4 GIM DRY CONTACT DEFINITIONS .........................................................................................13
2.5 DRIVE CLOCK OUTPUT ........................................................................................................14
2.6 PULSED FLUORO NOTES ...............................................................................................17
2.7 CONNECT TO THE GENERATOR ............................................................................................19
2.8 CONNECT TO THE GIM (GENERATOR INTERFACE MODULE) ..................................................24
3. TESTING THE CONNECTION ............................................................................... 28
3.1 GIM BOARD INPUT INDICATORS ...........................................................................................28

3.2 STATUS INDICATORS............................................................................................................29
3.3 SIGNAL PULSE VERIFICATION ..............................................................................................31
4. SECURE THE GIM ............................................................................................... 36
5. RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE TIMES .................................................................. 38
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1. Introduction
Host X-ray System Interface
All interface signals used to connect the digital imaging system

are input or output from the remote Generator Interface Module
(GIM).
The GIM contains the following I/O circuits:
• 32 Two State Inputs

• 12 Relay Outputs
• 1 Analog ABS Output
• 4 RS-232 Serial Ports
• 2 CAN bus ports
• 4 Open Collector drive outputs
• 8 Analog Voltage Inputs
• 2 Analog Voltage Outputs
The Two State Inputs, Relay Outputs, Open Collector Drives, and Analog ABS
signals are used in the “Standard” PlatinumOne generator interface scheme.
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1.1.1 Two State Input Circuit
The circuit below depicts an opto-isolator that senses inputs from the X-ray Generator
The Input Circuits are located on the GIM board. Signals such as Fluoro On, Prep, and
Request are input signals. Since the Opto-isolator contains bi-directional (AC) diodes,
current may flow either way through the input circuit. Voltages from 5 to 32 VDC may be
applied across the Input + and Input -. The + and - designators are for identification
purposes only.
Figure 1 – Input Circuit
1.1.2 Output Circuit
The circuit below depicts an output signal from the PlatinumOne system. The relays
that are used to generate outputs from the system to the X-ray Generator are located on
the I/O Board of the Image Processor. Signals such as Photospot In / Photospot Out
are an example of the output signals.
Figure 2 – Output Circuit
WARNING: Relay contact switching capacity must not exceed 1A, 30 VDC.
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1.1.3 Pulse Fluoro and Cine Clock Drives
The circuit below depicts the circuit used to drive the clock signal generated on the GIM
board to the host X-ray system. The polarity and pulse width of the generated is
configurable in the system CONFIG screens. The output is an open collector with an
operating range between 5 and 32 VDC.
Figure 3 – GIM Board Output Clocks
ABS Circuit
ABS+
ABS Signal
ABS Comm
ABS -
Figure 4– ABS Output Circuit
1.1.4 ABS Drive
An optional ABS drive signal is available from the GIM module. The drive signal outputs
can be configured for a variety of output ranges to meet different x-ray system
manufacturers input requirements.
The Standard selections are:
0V - 12V 0V-6V
+/- 12V Differential +/- 6V Differential
+/- 3V Differential Custom
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2. Making the Connection
Once all components are in place and cable connections between components have been
made, the Generator Interface Module and the x-ray generator can be connected. Make sure
all components are powered down prior to beginning this step.
WARNING! At this point all digital imaging system components should be

powered off.
WARNING! Unplug the main power cords from the wall plug, PC- Isolation
Transformer, Power Conditioner (if present), and UPS (if present).
WARNING! Power down the X-ray generator.
NOTE: Refer to documentation provided by manufacturer with generator to determine

appropriate connection points.
Before you begin….
• Double check interconnection diagram for correct cable connections.
• Double check room layout for position of components for correct routing of
cabling.
• If necessary, refer to cable drawings to identify cables provided
• Refer to manual provided by the manufacturer of the generator for determine

correct connection points.
• Study GIM Signal definitions (Tables 1-10) to determine which signals will be
used.
• Study GIM internal diagram for locations of points of connection.
NOTE: Interconnection diagrams and GIM input definition tables follow the cable section
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Identifying Cable
More than one cable may be provided with the system depending on the number of input
signals to be used. The cables are identical when shipped and must be marked
individually to differentiate between each port. Up to eight input ports and four output
ports are available so making this distinction before cables are routed is critical.
The ABS signal, Drive Signals, and Analog input and output signals are un-terminated
multi-conductor cables. Connection of these cables to the GIM is on terminal blocks
Connections for ABS Drive Connections for PFluoro Drive Connections for Cine Drive
• P20-1 ABS+ • P18-1 PFluoro Drive • P18-4 Cine Drive
• P20-2 ABS Comm. • P18-2 PFluoro Power • P18-5 Cine Power
• P20-3 ABS- • P18-3 PFluoro Ref. • P18-6 Cine Ref.
To prepare Input cables:
1. Using GIM Signal Definitions, make the determination as to which signals will be
used.
2. Label both ends of the input cable with appropriate name to differentiate.
3. Individual leads are labeled to correspond with Input Signal definitions to be
used. Determine which, if any, leads will not be used and secure back using
electrical tape.
Repeat this procedure for any other optional cables to be used with the system (Camera,
etc.)
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Preparing Output Cables
1. Identify ports to be used for output signal. Refer to GIM Output definitions.
2. Label both ends of each cable with proper port number
3. Determine which relay wires will be used and secure unused leads using
electrical tape. Leads are individually labeled during manufacturing.
Use the charts that follow to identify cable and lead by color.
NOTE: Not all connections listed in Table 3 are needed for any configuration
The two state input signals are divided among 8 RJ-45 input connectors. Each cable
contains connection pairs for 4 input signals per cable. The cable used is standard Category
5 (CAT5). The output relay signals are divided among 4 RJ-11 input connectors. Each
cable contains connection pairs for 3 relay signals per cable. The cable used is standard
Category 5 (CAT5).
Figure 5 - Generator Interface Cable
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Figure 6 - Relay Cable
2.2 GIM Input Signals
The Generator Interface Module (GIM) accepts input signals from the host x-ray system that are
either +\- 32 VDC filtered or unfiltered.
• When connecting the GIM to a host x-ray system that utilizes filtered DC control signals
(Ripple < 10% of the signal voltage), the internal AC filter on the GIM should be disabled.
• When connecting the GIM to a host x-ray system that utilizes unfiltered DC control
signals (Ripple > 10% of the signal voltage), the internal AC filter on the GIM should be
enabled.
Figure 7 – DC Signals
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The input signal AC filter is Enabled / Disabled by the position of jumper P12 on the GIM board
P12 1-2 removed = AC filters disabled. P12 1-2 inserted = AC filters enabled.
P12
Figure 8 - P12 Connection
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2.3 GIM Input Signal Definitions
Connecting the AC jumper to pins #1 & 2 of P12 allows AC rectified signals to be used as inputs
to the GIM. Refer to Tables 1 - 10 and Figure 8.
Table 1 – Input Signals P1-Port1
Input Signal Color Port Pin # Line AC Filter

Fluoro On White/Orange P1-Port1 1 Input 1+ AC Jumper
Fluoro On Return Orange P1-Port1 2 Input 1- (See Figure 12)
Prep Rad Exp White/Green P1-Port1 3 Input 2+
Prep Rad Exp Return Green P1-Port1 6 Input 2-
Req Rad Exp Blue P1-Port1 4 Input 3+ AC Jumper
Req Rad Exp Return White/Blue P1-Port1 5 Input 3- (See Figure 12)
Rad Ready White/Brown P1-Port1 7 Input 4+ AC Jumper
Rad Ready Return Brown P1-Port1 8 Input 4- (See Figure 12)
Table 2 – Input Signals P1-Port2

FOV Mag 1 White/Orange P1-Port2 1 Input 1+ AC Jumper
FOV Mag 1Return Orange P1-Port2 2 Input 1- (See Figure 12)
FOV Mag 2 White/Green P1-Port2 3 Input 2+ AC Jumper
FOV Mag 2 Return Green P1-Port2 6 Input 2- (See Figure 12)
Single Photospot Blue P1-Port2 4 Input 3+ AC Jumper
Single Photospot Return White/Blue P1-Port2 5 Input 3- (See Figure 12)
Rad Type Spot Select White/Brown P1-Port2 7 Input 4+ AC Jumper
Rad Type Spot Select Brown (See Figure 12)
P1-Port2 8 Input 4-
Return
Table3– Input Signals P1-Port3

Reverse-H White/Orange P1-Port3 1 Input 1+ AC Jumper
Reverse-H Return Orange P1-Port3 2 Input 1- (See Figure 12)
Reverse-V White/Green P1-Port3 3 Input 2+ AC Jumper
Reverse-V Reverse Green (See Figure 12)
P1-Port3 6 Input 2-
Return
FOV Mag 3 Blue P1-Port3 4 Input 3+ AC Jumper
FOV Mag 3 Return White/Blue P1-Port3 5 Input 3- (See Figure 12)
PFluoro Select White/Brown P1-Port3 7 Input 4+ AC Jumper
PFluoro Select Return Brown P1-Port3 8 Input 4- (See Figure 12)
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Table 4– Input Signals P1-Port 4

PFluoro On White/Orange P1-Port4 1 Input 1+ AC Jumper
PFluoro On Return Orange P1-Port4 2 Input 1- (See Figure 12)
Rad Exp On White/Green P1-Port4 3 Input 2+ AC Jumper
Rad Exp On Return Green P1-Port4 6 Input 2- (See Figure 12)
Store Image White/Brown P1-Port4 7 Input 4+ AC Jumper
Store Image Return Brown P1-Port4 8 Input 4- (See Figure 12)
Table 5– Input Signals P1-Port 5
Input Signal Color Port Pin # Line AC Jumper

Cine Select 1 White/Orange P1-Port5 1 Input 1+
Orange P1-Port5 2 Input 1- Not Available
Cine Select 2 White/Green P1-Port5 3 Input 2+
Green P1-Port5 6 Input 2-
Not Used White/Brown P1-Port5 7 Input 4+
Brown P1-Port5 8 Input 4-
Table 6– Input Signals P1-Port 6 (For Future Use)

White/Orange P1-Port6 1 Input 1+
Orange P1-Port6 2 Input 1- Not Available
White/Green P1-Port6 3 Input 2+
Blue P1-Port6 4 Input 3+
White/Blue P1-Port6 5 Input 3-
Table 7– Input Signals P1-Port 8 (For Future Use)

White/Orange
P1-Port6 1 Input 1+
Not Available
Orange P1-Port6 2 Input 1-
White/Green P1-Port6 3 Input 2+
Blue P1-Port6 4 Input 3+
White/Blue P1-Port6 5 Input 3-
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2.4 GIM Dry Contact Definitions
Please see GIM Board Connector Layout Diagram (726-120-G1) and Dry
Contact Cable Diagram (726-087-G1) for clarification.
Table 8 – Dry Contact Signals P2-Port 1
GIM Output (Dry Contact) Color

Port Pin # Line
Signal
Expose Normally Open White/Blue
P2-Port1 5 Normally Open 1
(NO)
Expose Common Green P2-Port1 6 Common 1
Injector Sync NO White/Green P2-Port1 3 Normally Open 2
Injector Sync Common Blue P2-Port1 4 Common 2
Exposet NO White/Orange P2-Port1 1 Normally Open 3
Exposet Common Orange P2-Port1 2 Common 3

Port Pin # Line
Signal
Table Step NO White/Blue P2-Port2 5 Normally Open 1
Table Step Common Green P2-Port2 6 Common 1
Cine Enable NO White/Green P2-Port2 3 Normally Open 2
Cine Enable Common Blue P2-Port2 4 Common 2
Fluoro Enable NO White/Orange P2-Port2 1 Normally Open 3
Fluoro Enable Common Orange P2-Port2 2 Common 3

Port Pin # Line
Signal
Spot Subtract NO White/Blue P3-Port1 5 Normally Open 1
Spot Subt Common Green P3-Port1 6 Common 1
Unilateral/Bilateral NO White/Green P3-Port1 3 Normally Open 2
Uni/Bi Common Blue P3-Port1 4 Common 2
Table 12 – Analog Input (P21)
Table 11 – Cine Rate Relay P3-Port 2
Pin Name Pin Name
1 9
Port Pin # Line
2 Angle_N 10 Angle_P
P3-Port2 3 Common
P3-Port2 4 Normally Open 3 11
4 12
5 13
6 14
7 Skew_N 15 Skew_P
8 SID_N 16 SID_P
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2.5 Drive Clock Output
Pin Name Pin Name

1 FLUORO DRV 7 EXTRA1 DRV
2 FLUORO PWR 8 EXTRA1 PWR
3 FLUORO RTN 9 EXTRA1 RTN
4 CINE DRV 10 EXTRA2 PWR
5 CINE PWR 11 EXTRA2 DRV
6 CINE RTN 12 EXTRA2 RTN
Connections for ABS Drive Connections for PFluoro Drive Connections for Cine Drive
• P20-1 ABS+ • P18-1 PFluoro Drive • P18-4 Cine Drive
• P20-2 ABS Comm. • P18-2 PFluoro Power • P18-5 Cine Power
• P20-3 ABS- • P18-3 PFluoro Ref. • P18-6 Cine Ref.
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Figure 9 - Interconnection Diagram - In-Room Configuration

(Using Flat Panel Image and Reference Monitors)
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Figure 10 - Interconnection Diagram – Control Room Configuration

(Using Flat Panel Image and Reference Monitors)
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2.6 PULSED FLUORO NOTES
There are two methods of interfacing pulsed fluoro.
• The first method requires a total of three connections to the generator.

• The second method requires two connections.
The signal timing requirements are different for both pulsed and continuous fluoro operation
Method 1 – Dual line pulsed fluoro
Pulsed Fluoro Select Indicates that the x-ray generator is configured to pulse at less
than 30 Hz. This line is OFF for 30 Hz pulsed fluoro and
continuous fluoro.
Fluoro (Rad) Pulse On Output from the generator to the digital system, that carries on
it a pulse train that represents the frequency that the generator
is pulsing at (i.e. 7.5 Hz, 3.75 Hz, 15 Hz, etc.). The pulse width
must be between .5mS and 30 msec for the digital system to
guarantee that the pulse will be read correctly.
Pulsed Fluoro V Drive Sources from the GIM and sends a signal at a 30Hz rate from
the digital system to the X-ray generator.
Method 2 – Single line pulsed fluoro
Fluoro (Rad) Pulse On This is an output from the generator to the digital system, and
carries on it a pulse train representing the frequency at which the
generator is pulsing at. (i.e. 3.75 Hz, 7.5 Hz, 15 Hz, etc.). The
pulse width must be between .5 mS and 16 mS long for the
digital system to guarantee that the pulse will be read correctly.
This line must be ON when continuous fluoro is ON (Not
pulsing).
Pulsed Fluoro V Drive Sources from the GIM and sends a signal at a 30Hz rate
from the digital system to the X-ray generator.
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Additional Pulse Fluoro • The ‘Fluoro (Rad) Pulse On’ pulse which arises from
Notes the generator must become active at the start of the
pulse of radiation and remain active for at least .5 mS
(method 1 or method 2) but not greater than 30 msec
(method 1) or 16 msec (method 2).
• The software looks at the ‘Fluoro (Rad) Pulse On’ line,

if it is active it waits for the start of the next vertical
frame and then reads the CCD chip. If the ‘Pulsed
Fluoro On’ line is high, the software assumes that the
generator is emitting or has just emitted a pulse of
fluoro radiation. It knows it must read the information
generated by this pulse from the CCD chip on the next
vertical frame. If the ‘Pulsed Fluoro On’ line is low then
the Software assumes no radiation has taken place
and does not load the contents of the CCD chip into
the register.
Figure 11 - Pulse Fluoro Timing Diagram
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2.7 Connect to the Generator
Once cable is routed, match up individual leads to proper input signal definitions. Leads
are individually labeled to match line numbers on chart (example: Input Signal Fluoro
Rad ON – P1, port 1 – Input + find input + and minus leads – leads are the same color
and tagged with input +/-)
Make appropriate connections to generator. The signals between the x-ray generator through
the generator interface module (GIM) to the PlatinumOne are defined as follows. Unless
otherwise noted, all signals are inputs to the system.
Fluoro Signals
Signal Name Definition Description
Fluoro On Fluoro Radiation On This signal is active when fluoro radiation is ON. It
(Required) causes the imaging system to display the live fluoro
image on the image monitor in "Fluoro" and "Map" modes
when fluoro radiation is ON. When inactive, the
PlatinumOne will maintain the last full frame of
fluoro on the image monitor. This signal is
overridden when the Prepare for Photospot signal is
active.
FOV Mag 1 Image Intensifier When this signal is active, the generator is in image
Mode 1 intensifier magnification mode 1. This signal is inactive
during normal image intensifier magnification.
(Optional)
(Optional)
(Optional)
Store Image Fluoro Store This signal causes the PlatinumOne to store the
currently displayed fluoro image to the system hard disk.
(Optional)
Pulsed Fluoro When this signal is active, the PlatinumOne system will
PFluoro Select Select acquire a pulsed fluoro sequence of images at the
selected rate
(Dual Line Pulse –
Optional)
(Required for
Pulsed Fluoro V This signal line is used as a clock signal for firing the x-
Pulsed Fluoro)
Drive (Output) ray generator during pulsed fluoro mode. This signal is
an output from the PlatinumOne generator interface
module (GIM). The frequency of the signal is a constant
30 Hz at all pulse rates.
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Digital Spot Signals

Rad Type Spot Rad Type Spot When the signal is active the PlatinumOne is selected for
(Spot Select) digital spot image acquisition. When the signal is inactive
(Required for the PlatinumOne is deselected and will not acquire digital
Spot) spot images. If DIGITAL SPOT SELECT is not active,
the PlatinumOne will respond to the (PREP), (REQ), and
(RAD RDY) signals by displaying the flash of radiation
during the spot film camera exposure.
Prep Rad Exp Prepare for This signal is active when the operator is preparing for
Radiographic Radiographic Exposure. It signals when the generator is
Exposure (PREP) switching from “Fluoro” to “Radiographic” mode. This
signal is used for spot acquisition.
(Required for Spot
and Cine)
Req Rad Exp Request for This signal is active when the operator has requested a
Photospot Radiographic exposure and is ready to expose. This
Exposure signal is used for Spot acquisition.
(REQ)
(Required for Spot

and Cine)
Rad Ready Radiographic This optional signal indicates that the generator is ready
Exposure Ready to respond to the operator's request for a Radiographic
(RAD RDY) exposure. This signal is used for spot acquisition.
(Optional for Spot NOTE: If this signal is configured to be used in the

and Cine) System Parameters (done by Field Service
Engineer during System Installation), both
REQ and RAD RDY are required to initiate a
radiographic exposure.
Rad Exp On RAD Expose ON This signal indicates to the PlatinumOne that the
generator is producing radiographic radiation for
(Optional for Spot photospot imaging only. This signal is considered
– See Note) optional; however, the signal line must be installed when
the PHOTOSPOT IN/OUT relay open condition does not
terminate an exposure. Additionally, this line must be
installed for Tomography procedures. Also see the
NOTE.
NOTE: Failure to install the RAD EXP ON line will

limit the usable radiographic exposure time
to 200 milliseconds.
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General Purpose Signals

(Optional for This signal selects whether the radiographic spot

Single/Rapid Spot and acquisition is a single image or a rapid series of images.
Fluoro) This signal is optional.
(Optional) This signal causes the acquired image to flip horizontally.

Reverse-H This signal only affects the image during acquisition. This
signal line is only required if an external H-Reverse
button/switch is to be installed.
(Optional) This signal causes the acquired image to flip vertically.

Reverse-V This signal only affects the image during acquisition. This
signal line is only required if an external V-Reverse
button/switch is to be installed
(Optional for Not used
Dose Low Fluoro)
(Optional for Not used

High Dose Fluoro)
Digital Output Signals

Required for This signal is an open collector drive that is used as an

Pulsed Fluoro Pulsed Fluoro output reference to clock and synchronize pulsed
Drive fluoroscopy. The polarity and width of the signal is
programmable in the configuration menus. The clock is
always ON and the rate is always 25/30 Hz.
Required for This signal is an open collector drive that is used as an

Cine Drive Cine output reference to clock and synchronize cine
exposures. The polarity, pulse width, rate and active
times of the signal is programmable in the configuration
menus.
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Relay Outputs
This signal line is created from two lines, one on each side of the relay contact
Expose (Photospot) in the PlatinumOne. A relay closure allows the generator to make an
In/Out exposure. The (PREP), (REQ), and (RAD RDY if used) signals must be
(Required for Spot) present in order for the relay to close. Also referred to as EXPOSURE
CONTROL/EXPOSURE COMMAND. Photo-spot Expose In & Out prevent
photo-spot exposure until the PlatinumOne closes the relay.
The relay is closed within 60mS after the request line is ON, and will remain
closed for 200mS with the exception of the following:
15FPS 33mS
10FPS 67mS
7 FPS 100mS
6 FPS 133 mS
5 FPS 167 mS
The exposure should be completed within the time when the relay is closed
unless the RAD EXPOSE ON line is connected. The RAD EXPOSE ON line
will allow for longer exposure times and automatically reduce the frame rate as
required.
NOTE: It is preferred that the PHOTOSPOT IN/OUT relay open

condition terminates generator exposure. If however, the
PHOTOSPOT IN/OUT relay open condition does not
terminate exposure, the RAD EXPOSE ON line must be
installed to ensure that the PlatinumOne captures the entire
exposure.
Injector Sync In & This relay closure is used to synchronize an Acquisition run with a contrast
Out injection
Table Step In & Out This relay closure is used to allow the x-ray table to step to the next position.
Subtraction In & Out This relay closure is used to signal the generator that a subtracted run has
been enabled.
Fluoro Enable This relay closure is used to enable fluoro
This signal line is used as a clock signal for firing the x-ray generator during
Pulsed Fluoro V pulsed fluoro mode. This signal is an output from the PlatinumOne generator
Drive interface module (GIM). The frequency of the signal is a constant 30 Hz at all
pulse rates.
Cine Enable This relay will be open when the system is busy and cannot properly store cine
images. The relay will be closed when PREP and REQ are active and the
system is ready to acquire.
Cine Rate The cine rate relay is used as an output from the GIM to indicate which cine
rate (15 or 30 FPS) the PlatinumOne rate the user currently has selected for
acquire. The Open / Close states can be programmed in the configuration
menus.
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Digital Cine Signals

Cine Mode Select When one or more of these signals is active, the system enters digital Cine
mode for acquisition of a dynamic sequence.
Cine Enable In/Out This relay closure is used to gate the cine pulse out of the CCU board to the
generator. This relay will be open when the system is busy and cannot
properly store cine images. The relay will be closed when PREP and REQ are
active and the system is ready to acquire. These signals must remain active
for the loop features to operate.
Cine Select 1 Cine Select 2 Mode
0 0 Off
1 0 Simultaneous Cine & Digital Camera
Operation
0 1 Digital Only
1 1 Maps to Digital
Cine Drive This signal is an open collector drive that is used as an output reference to
clock and synchronize cine exposures. The polarity, pulse width, rate and
active times of the signal is programmable in the configuration menus.
Signals – Required and Optional
To Install A Function
→ Continuous Pulsed Radiographic Tomography DSA Cine Digital
Connect All Fluoroscopy Fluoroscopy Photospot Photospot Stepping
Required Signals
(X = Required)
Fluoro On X X
Pulsed Fluoro Select Optional
Fluoro Pulsed On X
Rad Pulse On X
Prepare for Photospot X X X X X
Request for Photospot X X X X X
Spot Select X X X X
Radiation Ready Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
Single / Rapid Optional Optional Optional Optional
Photospot In/Out X X X X
Rad Expose On Optional** X Optional** Optional**
Cine Select 1 Optional *
Cine Select 2 Optional *
II Mode 1, 2, or 3 Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
H Reverse Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
V Reverse Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
Fluoro Store Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
Injector Sync In &Out Optional Optional
Exposet Enable In &
Out
Cine Enable In & Out Optional
Table Ready X
Request to Step Optional
Table Step In & Out X
Station Bit 1, 2, 3, Optional
** Must be installed if PHOTOSPOT IN/OUT relay open does not terminate exposure.
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2.8 Connect to the GIM (Generator Interface Module)
Once all connections are made within the generator, corresponding connections
can be made within the GIM. Refer to GIM internal diagram for locations of points of
connection. Refer to the photograph and diagram that follow.
Connect AC
jumper to pins
1&2 of P12 (in
circle) to allow
AC rectified
signals as
inputs to the
GIM
Figure 12 - Generator Interface Module (GIM) Board
Connect the signal wires and reference wires of the Generator I/O cable IPN #726-086-
G1 to the generator.
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Top of Board
(P4)
P1
Top
Camera Power P3 P2 J2 J1
(Top)
Port 2 Port 1 Port 2 Port 1 CAN1 CAN2 Port Port Port Port
7 5 3 1
RELAYS
Remote Power Port Port Port Port
8 6 4 2
OPTO INPUTS
(DC Power)
P9
P21 P19 P18 P17 P16

Top
1 2 3 4 Serial Port 2 Serial Port 0 P15
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
7 8 9 10 11 12 (Top) (Top)
RJ45
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
P20
1 2 3 4 5 6 Serial Port 3 Serial Port 1
1 2 3
Drive Outputs
Figure 13 - GIM Internal Diagram
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2.8.1 Connecting the Ethernet Crossover Cable
The Ethernet Crossover Cable (735-371-G1) connects the system PC to the GIM. This
cable has an RJ45 connector on each end and the standard length is 100’.
Figure 14 - Ethernet Crossover Cable
Connect this cable to the PC using the IAPDB port on the back of the PC.
IAPDB Board
Figure 15 - PC Cabinet Rear View
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Connect the cable to the GIM board at P15.
P15
Connection
Figure 16 - GIM Box Showing P15 Connection
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3. Testing the Connection

3.1 GIM Board Input Indicators
Each of the Two State Input signals (Fluoro On, Prep, etc.) has a companion LED status
indicator on the GIM board showing the current status (ON or OFF) of each input signal
from the generator.
Figure 17 – GIM Board Indicators
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3.2 Status Indicators
The Service Screen also has real time status displays that show the current state of
each generator input signal being reported to it by the GIM. This Screen is also useful
for identifying which cables and input signals are associated with each function.
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3.3 Signal Pulse Verification
It is critical that each generator signal pulse matches the active high or active low of the
line as it is installed. Signal pulse verification will indicate if the active pulse of any signal
line is incorrect. This process is accessed through Service Applications.
Refer to Step 3 for instructions on accessing Service Applications:
Generator interface signals are depicted in the center of the GUI.
Generator interface signals
Figure 18 – Generator Interface Signals
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Figure 19 - Interface Signals
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE PRODUCES RADIATION. WEAR

PROPER LEAD SHIELDING!
To verify signals pulse:
1. Position the cursor over the generator signal portion of the screen, and click
the left button.
2. The screen will show an enlarged display of the signal lines.
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Figure 20 - Interface Signals – Input Lines
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When the x-ray system is inactive, the status

of all the boxes should be BLACK –
representing OFF.
When a specific signal is ON, the box
representing that signal will be WHITE.
The status of the x-ray generator signal lines

will go ON/OFF as the generator line toggles
active/inactive.
For some rapid pulse signals (like: Rad

Pulse On, Rad Expose On, the signal is too
fast to notice the change between ON/OFF.
When active, a black box with and up/down
arrow will be displayed. If there is no arrow
box, the signal is not active.
If the line status changes as indicated in the tables that follow, the lines are working
properly. If this is not the case, re-check the lines for correct connection and placement.
Then check any optional functions installed to see if they function correctly.
Continuous Fluoro Active Signal lines

1. Activate the fluoro radiation. Fluoro On
NOTE: PREP signal line should be OFF
Radiographic Photospot Active Signal lines

1. Select Photospot mode on Spot Select
generator.
2. Activate the PREPARE FOR Prep Rad
PHOTOSPOT line on the Rad Ready (optional)
generator.
3. Press the Photospot exposure Req Rad
button. Rad Expose On (if installed)
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I I Modes (if installed) Active Signal lines

1. If the Image Intensifier supports See Chart Below
tri-mode operation, the following
lines should also change when
active.
2. If the Image Intensifier supports quad-
mode, the II Mode 3 line on Cable B,
should also show ON.
Normal F.O.V II Mode 1= OFF
II Mode 2= OFF
II Mode 3= OFF
Mag 1 II Mode 1= ON
II Mode 2= OFF
II Mode 3= OFF
Mag 2 II Mode 1= OFF

II Mode 2= ON
II Mode 3= OFF
Mag 3 II Mode 1= OFF

II Mode 2= OFF
II Mode 3= ON
Pulsed Fluoro (if installed) Active Signal lines

1. Select Pulsed Fluoro mode on PFluoro Sel
Generator.
2. Set the rate to 30 frames/sec.
3. Make a pulsed fluoro exposure. P Fluoro On
Tomography (if installed) Active Signal lines

1. Select Photospot mode on Spot Select
generator.
3. Activate the PREPARE FOR Prep Rad
PHOTOSPOT line on the Rad Ready (optional)
generator.
4. Press the Photospot exposure Req Rad
button and hold for at least two Rad Expose ON
seconds, then release.
Select the Minimize button to close the enlarged view of the signal lines.
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4. Secure the GIM
NOTE: Before proceeding with this step, power off the entire system including the GIM.
Once the tests have been run and all settings verified, complete the installation by securing the
GIM to either the wall or the X-ray generator cabinet. The GIM can be positioned on either the
top or the side of the cabinet.
NOTE: The GIM box has an opening through which cables are routed. If the GIM box is
installed on the wall or the side of the generator cabinet, make sure that this
opening is facing down. Such positioning will prevent any contact with live
parts and which parts might become live in single fault conditions.
Opening for
Cable Access:
Mount Facing
DOWN
Figure 21 - GIM Box Cable Access
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1. Secure the GIM using the internal mounting holes as indicated in the figure that
follows.
Mounting Hole Mounting Hole
Cable Access
Opening
Figure 22 - GIM Internal Photo Showing Mounting Holes
2. Use tie wraps to secure cables with strain relief inside the box.
3. Replace GIM Cover.
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5. Recommended Exposure Times
Excellent-quality digital images are best achieved with settings of 100KVP or less due to the
inherent characteristics of the image intensifier and digital camera combination. 120 KVP should
not be used for most digital imaging systems.
In addition, lower dose exposures are a significant advantage of digital systems, but when
combined with high KVP cause inadequate exposure technique with many generators, due to
insufficient exposure times.
Recommended Ranges
60-70 kV Infant and Pediatric Studies

70-80 kV a) Children and small adults
b) Vascular Studies
c) Other contrast injections (Myelos,
Hyestos, T-Tubes, etc.)
90-95 kV Adult Double Contrast Studies, Esophagus
90-100 kV Single Contrast GI and BE Studies
110-110 kV Large Patients
Spot Exposure Times
NOTE: Failure to install the x-ray generator signal line for RAD EXPOSE ON will result
in exposure termination at 180 milliseconds.
Acquisition Maximum Exposure Time

Single 5 Seconds
.5fps 1970 milliseconds
1fps 970 milliseconds
2 fps 470 milliseconds
7.50 fps 95 milliseconds
10 fps
15 fps
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Recommended Doses
Field Of View Continuous Fluoro Pulse Fluoro Spot (RF) Spot (DSA)
16 Inch 20 uR/s .9 uR/Fr 45 uR/Fr 100 uR/Fr
14 Inch 25 uR/s 1 uR/Fr 55 uR/Fr 125 uR/Fr
13 Inch 30 uR/s 1.1 uR/Fr 65 uR/Fr 150 uR/Fr
9 Inch 50 uR/s 2 uR/Fr 100 uR/Fr 300 uR/Fr
4.5 Inch 200 uR/s 6.6 uR/Fr 350 uR/Fr 1100 uR/Fr
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Step 5 - Set System Parameters
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 3
2. SET SYSTEM PARAMETERS ................................................................................. 5
2.1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .................................................................................... 5

2.2 DOCTOR PREFERENCES .................................................................................... 21
2.3 GENERATOR LINES ........................................................................................... 41
2.4 ARCHIVE DEVICE .............................................................................................. 52
2.5 PRINTER DEVICE CONFIGURATION ..................................................................... 63
2.6 QUERY/RETRIEVE DEVICES ............................................................................... 71
2.7 WORKLIST DEVICES .......................................................................................... 72
2.8 PATIENT DATA CONFIGURATION ........................................................................ 73
2.9 BACKUP ........................................................................................................... 75
2.10 RESTORE ....................................................................................................... 78


1. Introduction
Specifications are indicated in the Pre-Installation site survey.
Individual parameters should not need to be set during this step. Verify that they are
correct or make any necessary corrections. System Parameters are accessed
through the CONFIG function on Service Application Menu.
The PlatinumOne Configuration consists of a series of screens, each screen offering tabs for
access to menus specific to the parameters of the individual screen. Refer to the chart
below as a guideline. Screen specific instructions will follow.
Parameter Available Settings

System Configuration • Site Info – Allows user to enter site-specific information
including Site Name and address.
• Interfaces - Specify Detector and Iris type, set base
system frequency, Set Cine and Fluoro Reference
signals, Enable or Disable ABS Control and set
Maximum spot Acquisition Rate
• System Options – Specify Scan Converter and
Reference Image Display, Set Thumbnail Frame,
Enable or Disable Patient List print status, Set Patient
Delete Options.
Doctor Preferences • Set Doctor Preference for Acquisition modes
(General, Fluoro, Cine, Spot and Sub-Fluoro)
• Set Initial Settings, Landmarking and Loop Lock in
Review Mode
• Set Display Format and Auto LIH to reference in
Reference Display Mode
• Set Printer Configuration, Layout format, Batch Print
Processing settings, Batch print Edge Level and
Batch Print Polarity in Printing Mode
• Set device Configuration, Auto Send, Batch Device
Edge Level and Batch Device Polarity in
Archive/transfer Mode
Generator Lines • Enable or Disable Two-State and Analog Inputs; Set
Analog, Pulsed and Relay outputs.
• Add Archive Device

• Select Archive Device
Archive Device • Set Storage Commit timeout
• Set Network Information
Printer Device • Set Printer Destination and Priority level.

• Set Film Orientation and Size
• Set Image width, height and pixel size
• Set Border and Empty Image Density
• Enable or disable trim and set level of polarity
Query/Retrieve Device • Configure DICOM Query and Retrieve Service Class

Providers
Worklist Device • Configure DICOM Worklist information Service Class

Providers
Patient Data Configuration • Set Required field for Patient, Study and Series data

2. Set System Parameters
2.1 System Configuration
Use instructions in Step 3 to access Service Applications screen.
Click on CONFIG to check system parameters.
Configuration button defaults to System Configuration Screen

2.1.1 Site Info

This screen contains important system information that is entered when the system is
programmed. This information should not be changed unless ownership of the system
changes hands. At that point, the Site Name and address should be changed but
nothing else.
Configuration Screen – System Configuration – Site Info

This data will appear on all stored images

Site Name
For record-keeping purposes
Site Address
Phone number for InfiMed
Technical Support Phone
Number
For customer reference
Manufacturer Name
Manufacturer Address
Model Name
The system serial is assigned by InfiMed and carries forth through the
System Serial Number life of the system. It must NEVER be changed. The serial number
must be provided when contacting service personnel and is used to
track parts and service throughout the life of the system.

2.1.2 Interfaces
Use Interfaces to set system parameters necessary for running system calibration and
other functions.
Configuration Screen - System Configuration - Interfaces

Only the large format camera is available with the Cardiac system
Detector Type
Click on down arrow to select Iris Type (s) available

Iris Type
Click on down arrow to Enable or Disable ABS Control

ABS Control
Click within circle to Select either 30/60 or 25/50 Hz

Base System Frequency
Click on down arrow to enable or disable Injector Control

Injector Control
Click on down arrow to display pull-down menu.

RAD Expose on Failure
Acquire black image

Click on down arrow to display pull-down menu

RAD Expose on Timeout
Left click box to activate Continuous Fluoro. To turn off this feature, click
Continuous Fluoro in box over the arrow.
Use check boxes to select pulse rate (pulse per second)

Fluoro Pulse Rates

Use check boxes to select pulse rate (pulse per second)

Cine Pulse Rates
Click on down arrow to display pull-down menu. Rates are stated in

Maximum Spot Acquisition
fps (frames per second). Current selections:
Rate
Click on down arrow to display pull-down menu to select from

Spot Subtract Calibration
available options – Independent,

2.1.3 System Options
Use System Options to check which options are enabled for system use or to change
settings with the addition of optional equipment.
Configuration Screen - System Configuration – System Options
Click on down arrow to select from available options. Screen indicates

Scan Converter
no scan converter installed.

Click on down arrow to select from available options

Reference Image
Display

DICOM Storage
Commit

Modality Performed
Proc. Step
Manually enter the maximum number of images to be saved to the Print

Print ShotSave ShotSave folder. There is no limit to the number of images that can be saved
Options in this folder.
NOTE: Before the new number can take precedence, the system must be
shut down and restarted.
Click on down arrow to select from either Performing or Referring physician.

Display/Print
Physician Name

Digital Host Control
Use Slider to set which frame within a sequence will be

Thumbnail Frame displayed as the thumbnail.


Patient List Archive
Status
Click on down arrow to enable or disable

Patient List Print
Status
Provides warning prior to deletion of patient records.

Patient Delete
Operations
Click on down arrow to select tone (color) for toolbar display.

Toolbar Display Tone
Opacification Delay
Use slider to set appropriate Opacification delay setting.

Keyboard Function Keys
The “F” keys at the top of the keyboard can be used to shortcut to certain system functions.
“F” Keys
The system is shipped with the following default settings:
Key Function
F1 User Manual
F2 Patient List
F3 Close Patient
F4 Toggle Acquire
F5 Acquire Subtracted
F6 Fluoro Loop
F7 Review Mask
F8 None
F9 Store Reference
F10 Status Dialog
F11 Full Screen
F12 Thumbnails
To customize keyboard function keys, click on down arrow to select from available options for each
key

The system will prompt for you to save changes. Make

appropriate selection and then either click Save or Exit.
Clicking Exit will override the “Yes” selection.

2.1.4 Image Processing
Use Image Processing to make brightness, contrast, integration levels, and H-

Reverse and V-Reverse settings. All settings with the exception of H-Reverse and V-
Reverse are uneditable. Use down arrow to turn Horizontal and Vertical Reverse on
or off.
Configuration Screen - System Configuration – Image Processing

H-Reverse
V-Reverse
Click on down arrow to select from available options.

2.1.5 Monitor LUTs (Lookup Tables)
Use Monitor LUTs to set specifications for in-room Primary and Reference Monitors.
Configuration Screen - System Configuration – Monitor LUTs
Set LUT for In-room

Primary Monitor Use down arrow to make selection
Set LUT for In-room

Reference Monitor Use down arrow to make selection

2.1.6 DICOM
Use DICOM tab to set specifications for DICOM functions. All fields can be altered
manually by positioning the cursor over them and typing in the information.
Configuration Screen - System Configuration – DICOM

2.1.7. Master/Slave Setup

This screen is used to set up a dual plane configuration. Select type of system to be
configured and then enter pertinent information in text blocks.
Configuration Screen - System Configuration – Master/Slave Setup
In system type, indicate whether this system will be a single plane system, the Primary (Master)
or Secondary (slave). Port settings are made based on the configuration selected.

2.2 Doctor Preferences
Set default doctor preferences from the Service Application. Each performing physician
is able to customize the system to his or her own specifications through the Doctor
Preference function screens. (Reference User Manual: Section C - Setting Doctor
Preferences).
2.2.1 General Acquisition

Use General Acquisition to set default system settings or to change settings as required.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – General Acquisition

Click on down arrow to select from drop-down menu

H-Reverse

V-Reverse

Auto Replay

Auto Shutters

GUI Shutter

2.2.2 Fluoro
Use Fluoro to set default system settings or to change settings as required.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Fluoro

Select the desired level of integration before applying radiation

Integration Level
Click on down arrow to select available integration levels from drop-
down menu:
Click on down arrow to select one of the following settings from drop-
Fluoro Store Contrast
down menu:
As Acquired: Image will be stored with White Contrast

White: Image will be stored with Black Contrast
Black: Image will be stored with White Contrast
Click on down arrow if AIO configured

AIO
Click on down arrow to select available Edge settings from drop-down

Edge Level
menu:
Click on down arrow to select available Gamma settings from drop-

Gamma Select
down menu—LUT1, LUT 2, LUT 3, LUT 4 or LUT 5.

Use Slider to adjust brightness level

Brightness
Click on down arrow to select available Loop Acquisition Rates from

Loop Acquisition Rate
drop-down menu:
Click on down arrow to select available max integration levels from

Max Integration Level
drop-down menu:
Click on down arrow to enable or disable

Auto Save LIH to disk
Click on down arrow to turn invert ON or OFF

Invert
Contrast
Use Slider to adjust contrast level

2.2.3 Cine
Use this screen to set up defaults for Cine acquisition.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Cine
Click on down arrow to select available Loop Acquisition Rates from

Loop Acquisition Rate
drop-down menu:

Click on down arrow to turn invert ON or OFF

Invert

Gamma Select
Use Slider to adjust brightness level

Brightness
Click on down arrow to display drop-down menu offer the following

Motion Correction
selection of available levels of motion corrections: None, Motion
Correction Level 1, Motion Correction Level 2, Motion Correction Level
3, Motion Correction Level 4.
Select the desired level of Edge Enhancement by selecting the Edge

Edge Level
feature button multiple times. The icon cycles through five possible initial
settings: None, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
The active Edge setting (by image type) will remain active for subsequent
image acquisition or image review until changed.
Contrast
Use Slider to adjust contrast level

2.2.4 Spot
Use Spot to set default system settings or to change settings as required.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Spot
Acquisition Rate Select a value from the RATE pull-down list to control the rate at which
images are acquired. Click on down arrow ( ) to select rate from drop-
down menu.

AIO: The Auto Image Optimization feature optimizes the contrast range
AIO
and selects appropriate Window and Level values for an image as it is
acquired.
If the feature is enabled, the system will optimize the images

automatically.
If the feature is installed but not enabled, the system will use the Default
Window, Level, and Display Lookup Tables (Display Lookup Tables are
used to select the amount of Contrast for an image).
Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu to turn this feature off or set
levels.

Gamma Select
Auto-Image Optimization (AIO) is recommended for all unsubtracted

Brightness
image types. However, in the absence of AIO, the default Brightness
setting can be configured for each image type.
Use slider control to select the default Spot Brightness value. This will
only be applied if AIO for the Spot image type is OFF.
The INVERT button changes the polarity of an image from a positive

Invert
image into a negative image or vice versa. Click on down arrow ( ) for
drop-down menu to turn this feature ON or OFF.

Edge Level
feature button multiple times. The icon cycles through five possible initial
settings: None, 1, 2, 3, and 4.

The active Edge setting (by image type) will remain active for subsequent
image acquisition or image review until changed.
Use slider control to select the default Spot Contrast value. This will only
Subtracted Contrast
be used if AIO for the Fluoro image type is OFF.
DSA Features
DSA
Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu to turn this feature ON or
to select.
Exposet
Click on down arrow to enable or disable Exposet

Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu to turn this feature ON or

Subtract Invert
OFF.
Subtract Brightness Use slider to set level of subtracted brightness
DSA Mask #
Click on down arrow ( ) to select DSA Mask number
Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu to turn this feature ON or OFF.
DSA Landmarking
Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu to turn this feature ON or OFF.
Subtracted Edge
Level
Subtracted
Contrast

2.2.5 Sub Fluoro

Use Sub-Fluoro to set default system settings or to change settings as required.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Sub Fluoro

Edge Level feature button multiple times. The icon cycles through five possible
initial settings: None, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
The active Edge setting (by image type) will remain active for
subsequent image acquisition or image review until changed.

Landmarking
Click on down arrow to select setting from drop down menu

Gamma Select
Brightness Auto-Image Optimization (AIO) is recommended for all unsubtracted

image types. However, in the absence of AIO, the default Brightness
setting can be configured for each image type.
Use slider control to select the default Brightness value. This will only be
applied if AIO is OFF.
Max Pulsed Fluoro Maximum allowed integration level

Integration
Click on down arrow to select available max integration levels from
drop-down menu:
Mask Acquisition
Invert The INVERT button changes the polarity of an image from a positive
image into a negative image or vice versa. Click on down arrow ( ) for
drop-down menu to turn this feature ON or OFF

Contrast Use slider control to select the default sub-fluoro contrast value. This will
only be used if AIO for the sub-fluoro image type is OFF.
2.2.6 Review
Use Review to set default system settings or to change settings as required.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Review

Click on down arrow to select from drop down menu

Initial Settings

Landmarking
Click on down arrow to turn Loop Lock ON or Off

Loop Lock

2.2.7 Reference Display
Select reference display options from drop-down menus
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Reference Display
Display Format This preference is only available when the Multi-format Reference
Image Display option is installed.
If available use on down arrow to select desired format
Auto LIH to Reference Auto LIH to Reference feature automatically transfers each LIH image
to the Reference Display when the next acquisition begins.
Click on down arrow to turn feature ON or Off.

2.2.8 Printing
Use Printing to make default system settings or to change settings as required.
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Printing
Printer Configuration
Click on down arrow ( ) to select default printer from a list on drop-
down menu.

Print Layout Format

Click on down arrow ( ) to select default print layout from a list
on drop-down menu.
9 on 1
12 on 1
Batch Print Processing Settings
Click on down arrow ( ) to select default batch print
processing settings from a list on drop-down menu.
Batch print Edge Level Settings

Click on down arrow ( ) to select default edge level setting
from drop-down menu.
Batch Print Polarity Select the default polarity to be used for the Print File and Print
Sequence operations. Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down
menu.

2.2.9 Archive Transfer

Use Archive/Transfer to check system settings for a specific doctor or to change settings
as required
Configuration Screen – Doctor Preferences – Archive/Transfer
Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu.

Archive Configuration

Auto Send
Batch Device Processing

Settings
Batch Device Edge Level Select the level of edge enhancement to be used for the Print File
and Print Sequence operations. Click on down arrow ( ) for
drop-down menu.
Batch Device Polarity

Select the polarity to be used. Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-
down menu.
Process/Annotations Select processing features by clicking on down arrow for drop

down menu:

2.3 Generator Lines
Generator settings are made initially when the generator is connected to the system.
Use the Configuration function to check settings or to change them if necessary.
Reference Step 4 – Connect & Test the X-Ray Generator for more detail as to making
initial settings.
2.3.1 Two State Inputs

Use Two State Inputs to enable or disable settings as required.
Configuration Screen - Generator Lines – Two State Inputs
Click on down arrow to enable or disable individual input settings

Two-State Inputs
Signal Definitions: The signals between the x-ray generator and Imaging system are defined
as follows:

Signal Description
Fluoro On This signal is active when fluoro radiation is ON. It causes the system to
display the live fluoro image on the image monitor in “Fluoro” mode. When
inactive, the system will maintain the last full frame of fluoro on the image
monitor. This signal is overridden when the Prepare for photospot signal is
active.
P Fluoro ON (Pulsed Fluoro ON) This signal indicates to the system that the generator
is currently generating an x-ray pulse. It is used to synchronize the
acquisition of images with the x-ray exposure.
Pfluoro Select (Pulsed Fluoro Select) When this signal is active, the system will acquire a
pulsed fluoro sequence of images at the selected rate
Prep Rad Exp This signal is active when the operator is preparing for Radiographic
Exposure. It signals when the generator is switching from “Fluoro” to
“Radiographic” mode. This signal is used for both cine and spot
acquisition.
Req Rad Exp This signal is active when the operator has requested a Radiographic
exposure and is used for both cine and spot acquisition.
Rad Ready (Radiographic Exposure Ready) – This optional signal indicates that the
generator is ready to respond to the operator’s request for a Radiographic
exposure. This signal is used for both cine and sport acquisition.
NOTE: If this signal is configured, both REQ and RAD RDY are required
to initiate a radiographic or cine exposure
Rad Exp On This signal indicates to the system that the generator is producing
radiographic radiation for photospot imaging. It is considered an optional
signal. However, the signal line must be installed when the Spot in/Out
relay open condition does not terminate an exposure. Additionally, this
line must be installed for Tomography procedures.
NOTE: Failure to install the RAD EXPOSE ON line will limit the usable
radiographic exposure time to 200 milliseconds.
Rad Type Spot When this signal is enabled, the system is selected for digital spot image
acquisition. When the signal is inactive, the system will not acquire digital
spot images. If neither Spot nor Cine is active, the system will respond to
the PREP, REQ and RAD RDY signals by displaying the flash of radiation
during the spot film camera exposure.
Single/Rapid This signal selects the radiographic spot acquisition for single image or a
rapid series
Store Image This signal causes the system to store the currently displayed fluoro image
to the system hard drive. This signal line is required only if an external
Fluoro Store button/switch is to be installed.
Cine Select 1/Cine Select 2 When one or more of these signals is active, the system enters digital Cine
mode for acquisition of a dynamic sequence.
FOV Mag 1 When this signal is active, the generator is in magnification mode 1.
Reverse-H This signal causes the acquired image to flip horizontally during acquisition
and is only require if an external Reverse-H button/switch is to be installed.
Reverse-V This signal causes the acquired image to flip vertically during acquisition
and is only require if an external Reverse-V switch is to be installed.

2.3.2 Analog Inputs

Use this screen to enable or disable analog inputs to the system for cardiac applications,
select a physical channel and select the range required. Drop down menus display
available choices for each setting.
Configuration Screen - Generator Lines Screen – Analog Inputs
Enable/Disable Analog Inputs

Click on down arrow ( ) to enable or disable this function.
Angle

SID
Skew
Select Physical Channel

Click on down arrow ( ) for drop-down menu of available settings
Map Angle to Physical Channel
including:
Number
Map SID to Physical Channel

Number
including:
Map Skew to Physical Channel

Number
including:
Select Range
Select Angle Input
Select SID Input Range

Select Skew Input Range


2.3.3 Analog Outputs
Configuration Screen - Generator Lines Screen – Analog Outputs
Click on down arrow to enable or disable function

ABS Control

2.3.4 Digital Outputs

Use this screen to set up both Cine and Pulsed Fluoro configurations.
Configuration Screen - Gene rator Lines Screen – Analog Outputs
Pulse Fluoro
Pulsed Fluoro Ref

Show Timing Diagram
Click to display graph representing fluoro pulse statistics:
Pulse Width
Click on down arrow to select pulse width from list on drop-down menu.
Polarity
Click on down arrow to select polarity level from list of drop-down menu.
Phase Delay
Enter phase delay in seconds manually ranging from 0ms to 32ms.

Frequency
Click on down arrow to select frequency rate. Choice of 60Hz or
30Hz.

Cine
Cine Ref
Show Timing Diagram
Click to display graph representing fluoro pulse statistics:
Strategy Click on down arrow to select the availability of Cine: Always On,
Start/End on Patient Open/Close, Start/End on Prep or Start/End on
Req.
Pulse Width
Click on down arrow to select pulse width from list on drop-down menu.

Polarity
Click on down arrow to select polarity level from list of drop-down menu.
Phase Delay
Enter phase delay in seconds manually.

Frequency
Click on down arrow to select frequency rate. Choice of Fixed 30Hz,
Fixed 15Hz or Set to Acq Rate.
Inactive State
Click on down arrow to set this function as either High or Low.

2.3.5 Relay Outputs
Configuration Screen - Generator Lines Screen – Relay Outputs
Fluoro Inhibit
Click on down arrow enable or disable function
Spot Expose

Subtract Enable
Injector Sync
Cine Enable
Strategy (for Cine Enable) Click on down arrow to select the availability of Cine:
Cine Rate
Strategy (for Cine Rate)

Click on down arrow to select

2.4 Archive Device

Customize print functions for specific archive device
Device Specified under Archive Device
Configuration Screen – Archive Devices

2.4.1 DICOMNetwork
1. Position cursor over device name in left column and left click.
2. The Archive Device Configuration screen will be displayed.
Archive Device Configuration Screen

3. Make changes as required.

To add additional devices:

Left click the Add Device button in the lower left of the screen.
The “Select Device to Add” dialog box will be displayed

“Select Device to Add” dialog box
Select a configuration name and device type - DICOM network for send, DICOM media
for media read and write
Select to Ping
IP Address
Information for the AE title, etc is dependent on the DICOM device being connected.
Allows Pinging of a device

Archive Devices – Network

Select a configuration name and device type - DICOM network for send, DICOM
media for media read and write

Must enter
Device Name
Click YES to save changes; NO to abort the process.

2.4.2 DICOMMedia
2. The Archive Device Configuration screen will be displayed.
Archive Device Configuration Screen

3. Make changes as required.

To add additional devices:

Left click the Add device button in the lower left of the screen.
The “Select Device to Add” dialog box will be displayed

“Select Device to Add” dialog box
Select a configuration name and device type - DICOM media for media read and write.
Click create to continue.
Complete information and then click Save to save information about this archive device.

Click YES to save changes; NO to abort the process.

2.5 Printer Device Configuration
Printers have to be added first. Then, like the archive devices, several configurations for
the printers can be made. The PlatinumOne supports the DICOM print, digital host
control and windows types of printers
Installed print devices will be

listed in this column
Configuration Screen – Printer Device Configuration
To view or change settings for a specific printer:
2. The Printer Device Configuration screen will be displayed.
3. View selections or make changes using the available options.
NOTE: Different types of print devices have specific options available.

DICOM Print Device Settings
Configuration Screen – Print Device Configuration –DICOM Printer
Specific printer will be listed in this box
Use arrow to access drop down box to select to high, low or medium priority.
Use arrow to access drop down box to select either portrait or landscape film
orientation.

Use arrow to access drop down box to select film size from those available.
Use arrow to access drop down box to select magnification type.
Use arrow to access drop down box to select specific border density
Use arrow to access drop down box to select empty film density
Use arrow to access drop down box to select to either to apply trim or not
(Yes/No)
Use arrow to access drop down box to select to either normal or inverted as
polarity setting

Use sliders to set Minimum and Maximum density
When Selections are complete, click either Save to retain information or exit to leave the
configuration screen without saving information.
Adding a DICOM Printer
Left click to access “Select Printer to Add” dialog box in the

lower left corner of the screen. The Select Printer to Add
screen will be displayed.

“Select Printer to Add” dialog box
3. Enter configuration in Configuration window.

4. Select printer type.
5. Click “Create” to add or “Cancel” stop the process.
6. A data entry screen will be displayed specific to the printer type selected.
7. Enter specified information.
Screens are as follows:

Use drop down arrow to select from options

available
Use drop down arrow to select either Normal

or Inverted Polarity
Use drop down arrow to select format from
available options.

Enter the name of the Windows Printer in the

widow provided. This is the full virtual path
for the printer.
Use drop down arrow to select either Portrait

or Landscape paper orientation.
Use drop down arrow to select from available

options.
Enter information manually in the windows

provided.


provided.

options.

options.
Use drop down arrow to select from either

Duplex or Simplex.

provided.
provided.
provided
provided.

2.6 Query/Retrieve Devices
The Query / Retrieve Menus will allow configuration of DICOM Query and Retrieve
Service Class Providers.
Click to display Query/Retrieve devices dialog box.
Complete information and then click Next.

2.7 Worklist Devices
The Worklist Devices Menus will allow configuration of DICOM Worklist information
Service Class Providers.
Click to display Query/Retrieve devices dialog box.
Complete information and then click Next.

2.8 Patient Data Configuration
2.8.1 Patient Data

Specify required and non-required fields for entry of patient data. Patient data cannot be
processed if a field marked “required” is left blank. Information cannot be entered if field
is marked not used; the box is “grayed” out. If a field is marked used, information can be
entered but is not required for processing patient data entry.
Configuration Screen – Patient Data Configuration – Patient Data
Other than the patient name and ID, which are preset to be Required, all fields can be
changed by using the drop-down menu.

2.8.2 Study Data

Specify required and non-required fields for entry of study data. Study data cannot be
is marked not used; the box is “grayed” out. If a field is marked used, information can
be entered but is not required for processing study data entry.
Configuration Screen – Patient Data Configuration - Study Data
Other than the date, time and Study ID, which are preset to be Required, all fields can
be changed by using a drop-down menu.
Series Data
Specify required and non-required fields for entry of series data. Series data cannot be

is marked not used; the box is “grayed” out. If a field is marked used, information can
be entered but is not required for processing series data entry.
Configuration Screen – Patient Data Configuration – Series Data
The Series Number is always “Used” and the date and time are preset to be required.
All other fields can be changed by using the drop-down menu.
2.9 Backup
This function allows a configuration to be saved to another location on the hard drive for
future reference.

Click to access back-up function. A confirmation screen will be

displayed
Backup Configuration Dialog Box
Click yes to continue backup procedure

The Backup Configuration window will be displayed.
Repeat as necessary for each Config file to be backed up
(sysconfig.xml and userconfig.xml)

Restore
Select file name and type and then click save. The files will be saved in the Backup folder (or other
location as specified).
If “NO” is selected, the system will default to System Configuration – Site Info
Screen

2.10 Restore
This function allows the restoration of a previous configuration that was saved using
Backup function.
Click to access restore configuration. A confirmation screen will
be displayed
Restore Previous Configuration Dialog Box
Click yes to continue restore procedure

The Windows “Open” window will be displayed.

Restore
Select file name and type and then click Open. The selected file will be restored.
Repeat as necessary for each Config. File to be restored (SysConfig.xml and UserConfig.xml)
If “NO” is selected, the system will default to System Configuration – Site Info
Screen

Step 6 – Auto Calibration
Table of Contents
1. CALIBRATION .................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 MEASURING FIELD ............................................................................................................... 6

1.2 VIDEO LEVEL ....................................................................................................................... 8
1.3 OVERLAY ........................................................................................................................... 11
1.4 IRIS CALIBRATION .............................................................................................................. 18
1.5 ABS .................................................................................................................................. 20


1. Calibration
PlatinumOne has been designed to calibrate either automatically or manually. Each step of the
Auto Calibration procedure is discussed in this section. We recommend that only factory
trained service personnel use the manual calibration functions. Auto Calibration was designed
to take the process through the correct progression. When calibrating manually, each function
is selected specifically.
For the purpose of this manual, the actual functionality of these screens will be discussed and
can be applied to either operation.
WARNING The System Parameters must be entered correctly (especially: II Fields

of View, Fluoro Dose Control method, Pulsed Fluoro rates, ABS type)
before running any part of the Auto Camera Calibrate routine. This
should have been done as part of step #5.
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES PRODUCES RADIATION. WEAR

PROPER LEAD SHIELDING!
NOTE: If any failures are detected, an error message window will be displayed. The Power
Down procedure should be followed in order to shut down the software. The cable
connections should then be rechecked -- especially the hard drive interconnecting
cables inside the PC cabinet. After these steps are taken, repeat the power up
sequence. If system continues to report errors do not continue with this procedure,
instead contact technical support.
Open Service Application (Refer to Step 3 for information on accessing Service Applications).

1. Click on Calib to open

Calibration Service
menu.
Service Application Screen
Once the Calibration menu opens, select either or .
When the System Auto is selected, the Auto-Calibration sequence will begin.
When System Manual is selected, the buttons in the column under Measuring Fields are
activated allowing selection of function.

Detailed procedural
instructions
Auto Calibration Screen
• Auto calibration will take you through each step of a full camera calibration sequence in
the correct order. Online instructions explaining how to perform each of the steps are
displayed in the instruction window during each step.
• Use up and down arrow keys and slider bar to scan complete set of instructions within
this window. Within each step are written instructions describing the procedure. System
defaults to Measuring Fields: Image Screen.
• Click on the button at the bottom on the screen to run each step.
• After the step has been completed successfully, a window will be displayed with
calibration status for the step. Select YES to continue and then click Next to proceed to
the next step of the procedure.

1.1 Measuring Field
Image
This function sets the window used for Auto Black sample window in the video frame to
the appropriate size (Auto Black – 95%)
• Click RUN. Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro runs first. The setting should read 95%. When
Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro is finished, a window will be displayed with calibration
status for the step.
• Select YES and then click Next to proceed to the next step of the procedure.
• The process will repeat for Spot. Again, the level should be at 95%.
• Click Yes and then click next to Proceed to the next step (AGC/ABS).
Level indicated
here – should be
95%
Calibration Main Menu: Measuring Fields/Image

AGC/ABS
This function sets the sample window in the video frame to the appropriate size for
Fluoro AGC/ABS and for Spot mode Iris calibration. The process cycles through all
active camera modes, starting with Fluoro/Pulsed Fluoro. The resulting size is indicated
under the slider control (only active during manual calibration). As each level is
calibrated, a window will be displayed with calibration status for the step. Select YES
and then click Next to proceed to the next step of the procedure. Repeat until each
active camera mode has been calibrated. When the process is complete, Click Next to
Proceed to the next step (Video Level).
What follows is the correct size for each camera mode:
Fluoro (AGC/ABS) 70% (RF) or 50% (DSA/Cardiac)

Cine 50%
Spot 70% (RF) or 50 % (DSA)
Indicates which
Camera Mode is
being calibrated
Control Level
Calibration Main Menu: AGC/ABS
NOTE: In manual calibration, use the Override Default button to make a manual setting.

1.2 Video Level

Three adjustments are available in the Video Level Mode – Acquire LUT (Lookup Table),
Video Gain and Auto Black. This is the order in which these steps run when the system
is in Auto Cal. Instructions for performing the functions are shown in the box under the
tabs. Use up and down arrows to scroll down for all numbered steps.
As each level is calibrated, a window will be displayed with calibration status for the step.
Select YES and then click Next to proceed to the next step of the procedure. Repeat
until each active camera mode and each video level has been calibrated. When the
process is complete, Click Yes and then click Next to Proceed to the next step.
Acquire LUTs
For each type of image supported on the system, the default Lookup table is selected
and loaded.
Fluoro Normal Contrast

Spot Linear WC
Cine Normal Contrast
Calibration Main Menu: LUTs

Video Gain
For each type of image supported on the system, the default Video Gain Value is
selected and loaded.
Fluoro AGC ON
Spot Fixed Black
Cine AGC ON
Calibration Main Menu: Video Gain

Auto-Black
For each type of image supported on the system, the default Video Auto-Black goal
value is loaded and the pedestal calibrated
Fluoro Auto-Black ON
Spot Auto-Black ON
Cine Fixed Black
Calibration Main Menu: Video Auto-Black

1.3 Overlay
Circle Mask
This function sets the black software mask so that it surrounds the phosphor output
window image displayed on the monitor. This routine uses an edge detection algorithm
to find the edge of the projected image. The circle mask has a range in size from 900 to
1070 pixels in diameter.
Follow the instructions in the dialog and then click Run. When the step is finished, a
window will be displayed with calibration status for the step. Select Yes and then click
Next to proceed to the next step of the procedure.
Calibration Main Menu: Circle Mask

The size of the image displayed depends on the relationship in sizes of the Output phosphor
window, collimating lens focal length, camera lens focal length and CCD sensor size. An auto
cal setting of minimum or maximum likely indicates too small or too large of an image projected
on the CCD sensor.
Circle Mask Adjustment
Software circle blanking
Monitor
Phosphor

Circle
Monitor Outline
Phosphor
CCD Sensor
No Circle Blanking Applied: Properly sized and centered image

Monitor Circle
outline
Phosphor
CCD Sensor
No Circle Blanking Applied: Image Too Small

Phosphor
edge
Monitor
Phosphor
Circle
outline
CCD Sensor
Too large an image projected on the CCD Sensor

Mechanical Centering to properly project the image in the center of the CCD Sensor
1. Remove the camera lens cover.
2. Adjust 10mm spring loaded hex nuts that secure the rear camera body to
the iris housing to center the displayed circular image within the circle
mask outline
10 mm Hex nuts
Circular Image within Circle

Mask Outline

Focusing
1. Affix a Line Pair phantom as close to the II input window as possible.

2. While fluoroing, adjust the focus of the lens by turning the lens focus ring
to obtain maximum displayed resolution
3. Be careful not to inadvertently close the f-stop in the camera lens
Focus Ring
II Field of View Theoretical Acceptable

(FOV) Resolution Limit Limiting Resolution (lp/mm)
(inches) (lp/mm)
5 4.1 3.8
6 3.4 3.1
7 2.9 2.8
9 2.3 2.1
10 2.0 1.9
12 1.7 1.5
14 1.5 1.3
16 1.2 1.0

1.4 Iris Calibration
• This calibration must be run with Fluoro ON.

• The step requires a homogenous density phantom in field of view when it is run.
• The Fluoro dose must be adjusted to the proper dose rate prior to running this
step.
• When this step is run, the system will adjust the mechanical iris size to achieve a
CAL level value of 200
Follow on-screen instructions. After you calibrate one FOV and if there are more than
one FOV active, a dialog box will be displayed asking “Same for all FOV?” Select Yes.

Iris Calibration – Pulsed Fluoro
• This calibration must be run with Pulsed Fluoro ON

• This step requires a homogenous density phantom in field of view when it is run
• The Fluoro Dose MUST be adjusted to the proper dose rate prior to running this
step.
CAL LEVEL value of 200.
• When Pulsed Fluoro Iris calibrations are performed on the System, the default
algorithm will run each iris calibration separately for each configured Pulse Rate.
Follow on-screen instructions. After you calibrate one rate a dialog box will be displayed
asking “Same for all Rates?” Select Yes.

1.5 ABS
Instructions for performing the functions are shown in the box under the tabs. Use up
and down arrows to scroll down for all numbered steps.
ABS Level
This step will calibrate the correct level of Automatic Brightness Stabilization. Click OK to
enable ABS control on the Generator and then press Run. When the step is finished, a
window will be displayed with the calibration status for the step. Select Yes and then
click Next to proceed to the next step of the procedure.

ABS Response
1. Ensure that all optical covers and access ports to the camera and Image
Intensifier arte in place and that no stray room light is visible to the camera.
2. Do NOT activate radiation during this calibration step.
3. Press Run to calibrate ABS Gain Response for the selected Camera Mode.
4. Repeat for each available camera mode.
5. When this step is finished, a window will be displayed with the calibration status
for the step. Select Yes.
6. Press Next and the system will advance to the Iris/Spot Calibration

Iris Calibration – Cine
• This calibration must be run with Cine ON.

• This step requires a homogenous density phantom in field of view when it is run.
• The Cine Dose MUST be adjusted to the proper dose rate prior to running this step.
CAL LEVEL value of 200.

1.6 Iris Calibration – Spot

• This calibration must be run while making Spot exposures
• This step requires a homogenous density phantom in field of view when it is run.
• The Spot Dose MUST be adjusted to the proper dose rate prior to running this
step.
• When this step is run, the system will acquire spot images at a rate of 1 FPS and
adjust the mechanical iris size to achieve a Measuring Field Level value of 1060.
NOTE: This step is automatically repeated for subtracted spot only if the system is
configured for DSA. This step is skipped for Cardiac only and Cardiac EP
systems.
When Auto Calibration is complete you will be prompted to save the changes. Calibration
values are saved to the Flash Ram on the IAPDB, not the hard disk. Exit the function and
proceed to System Testing.

Step 7 - System Testing
Table of Contents
1. SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ......................................................................................... 3
1.1 RUNNING DIAGNOSTIC TESTING ............................................................................ 5
2. ACCEPTANCE TESTING ..................................................................................... 6
2.1 NON-ACCEPTANCE TERMS .................................................................................. 8
3. TESTING OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ...................................................................... 9
3.1 DICOM IMAGE TRANSFER ................................................................................... 9

3.2 MEDIA EXPORT ................................................................................................. 11
3.3 DICOM WORKLIST ........................................................................................... 13
3.4 DICOM QUERY/RETRIEVE................................................................................. 18
Document #745-106-G1 Step 7 -1


1. System Diagnostics
The final step in the installation is system testing. This function is complete through the
Diagnostics tool within Service Applications. Refer to Step 3 for complete instructions for
accessing Service Applications screen.
1. Click on DIAG for Diagnostic

screen

2. The Diagnostic screen will be displayed.
Service Application: Diagnostic Screen
The Diagnostic Screen offers graphical representation of the circuit boards. All tests are
executed from this screen. Test results are also displayed from this screen with both text and
graphical representation.

1.1 Running Diagnostic Testing
The IAPDB and GIM components have system self-diagnostics that can be run to test
their functions. Click on the GIM or IAPDB icon to run the tests.
Click to run self-diagnostics for GIM

Buttons
Click to run self-diagnostics for IAPDB
After the tests are completed, click the button to

Return to the Service Functions Screen
2. ACCEPTANCE TESTING
Acceptance testing is part of the installation procedure and must be followed precisely as outline
here in order to protect the product warranty. An acceptance test form is included within the
Installation Report and must be completed along with the Installation report and returned to
Customer Care within thirty days of the installation.
NOTE: To ensure proper function of the system, ambient room temperature must be
hospitable to operational temperatures recommended by Liebel. Please refer to
the chart below to verify temperature and humidity factors prior to powering up the
system.
Temperature Humidity Atmospheric Pressure

Operation 64.4o - 86o F 20% - 75% noncond 700 - 1060 hPA
18o - 30o C
Transport and -13o - 131o F 10% - 95% noncond. 700 - 1060 hPA
Storage
-25o - 55o C

ACCEPTANCE TESTING RESULTS

Baseline data on previously installed digital system? P F N/A
System calibration completed. Document image quality parameters, including P F N/A

noise, resolution, uniformity and signal range
System configuration complete P F N/A
System powers up P F N/A
Review of test images with image processing, including W/L/I, edge, mask with P F N/A
reregistration, zoom
Acquisition of fluoro images – integration, edge, W/L/I, fluoro store, LIH P F N/A
Acquisition of fluoro loops – loop acquire, loop replay, store loop – P F N/A
Acquisition of spot images – single shot, rapids P F N/A
LIH – store, W/L/I, edge P F N/A
Review of acquired images – W/L/I, edge, mask with reregistration, zoom with P F N/A
pan, AIO
Hardcopy – different formats P F N/A

Digital Host Control or DICOM hardcopy
Export / Import of data via DICOM P F N/A
System diagnostics P F N/A

2.1 Non-Acceptance Terms
Non-acceptance of the system by the end-user is defined as:
1. Significant physical damage sustained to the system hardware, (i.e. PC console,

monitors, or disk drive) which prevent the operation of the unit.
2. Repeated failure of any one of the components during the Acceptance Test listed
above.
If either of these conditions exists, contact Customer Care immediately
NOTES: Non-acceptance of the system will NOT be considered if the system is rendered
inoperable by the host x-ray system or accompanying network device.
Service personnel will be responsible for replacement of defective materials and

reinstallation of such materials.

3. Testing Optional Equipment
NOTES: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to calibrate the hardcopy device before the
system is connected, and after it has been installed and calibrated. For most laser
systems, there is no need for a laser keypad for the system channel.
3.1 DICOM Image Transfer
To verify DICOM Export is functioning:

1. Click on Patient List button to display the Patient List dialog.
2. The Patient List screen will be displayed
DICOM
send
3. Highlight Patient or Study to select for export.

4. Click applicable DICOM send button.

5. The Archive Destination window will be displayed.
6. Highlight to select destination

from list of those available.
7. Optionally select “Process

Images” to apply processing
prior to export
8. Optionally select “Embed
Annotations” to apply
annotations to image prior to
export
9. Click OK to process - This will

complete the export procedure.
Or
Cancel to stop the process.
10. Consult status box for success or failure of transaction.

3.2 Media Export
1. From the main menu, click on the “Patient List” button to display the
Patient List dialog.
2. Click on the button on the Patient List dialog to display the

DICOM Selection dialog.
3. The Patient List Media Export dialog screen will be displayed.
Select Patient File or study and highlight
Media Export Setup Screen

4. From Device drop-down menu, select media

destination device
5. Highlight Patient file or Study to be transferred
6. Optionally select “Process Images” to apply
processing prior to export
7. Optionally select “Embed Annotations” to apply

annotations to image prior to export
8. Select either Send Patient File or Send Study File button to process the transfer.
Click to send Patient file to selected Click to send study to selected media
media destination device destination device.
9. A transfer job is created and added to the queue.

Available capacity of CD will be displayed in “Media Capacity” bar. There are two bars,
one for a single CD and the other for multiple CDs. Both appear as a solid bar.

3.3 DICOM Worklist
To verify DICOM Worklist is functioning:
To access Worklist:
1. From the main menu, click on the “Patient List” button to display the Patient List
screen.
2. Click on the button on the Patient List dialog to display the Worklist
Selection screen.
Worklist Information Screen

3. The Patient List Worklist screen will be displayed

3.3.1 Searching for Patient Information
Worklist offers several means by which to search for specific patients. The patient file
can then either be opened for acquisition from the Worklist or imported to the Patient
List to be opened later. Searches can be performed either manually or automatically
using the Auto Query function
Manual Search
1. From drop down Worklist Provider menu, select

provider.
2. Select location (Local = Specific room) and

modality to be queried
RF – Radio Fluorography (returns only files that
contain the RF modality)
XA – X-Ray Angiography (returns only files that
contain the XA modality)
Select both RF and XA to return matches for any
file that has either RF or XA in modality field.
3. Select maximum number of results to be returned

for the query. Use the keyboard to enter a specific
value. Valid range is from 1-100.
4. Enter data against which the query will be run in

the appropriate space.
NOTE: Format to display time is based on the

regional setting established when DICOM installed
and control by Service Applications utilities menu.

Use Auto Times to set the parameters for when to run

queries in question. Queries can be run during non-
business hours so that information will be available at
the beginning of each shift.
5. To verify that the selected Worklist Provider system

is functioning, select the Verify button. The system
will send a verification message to the Worklist
Provider.
6. The status will be shown in the lower left of the

screen.
7. Click on Execute Query to run query for specified

data.

A list of all patients that

match search parameters will
be displayed in large window
area of screen.

3.4 DICOM Query/Retrieve
To verify that DICOM Query/Retrieve is functioning:
To access Query/Retrieve
1. From the main menu, click on the “Patient List” button to display the Patient List screen.
2. Click on the button on the Patient List screen to display the WorkList
selection dialog
Patient List Screen (Preparing for Worklist)

Query/Retrieve Information Screen
3. The Patient List Query Retrieve screen will be displayed

4. Select provider from the drop down Provider

menu.
5. Click on Query button. Information will be

displayed in the status window
6. Click Verify to verify destination. The name

of the service provider should appear in the
status window.
The system sends a “move” request to the remote AE that “owns” the patient. As the
system processes the query, current status is displayed in the Status mini-window. This
window will indicate when the process is complete, as well as if there are any problems
running the query. Status can also be monitored from the main image screen.
Once the query is complete, a patient/study/sequence can be selected for processing.
1. Highlight patient to select for file retrieval and click the import button
2. The new patient will appear on the Patient List.
3. Check progress of transfer in status column of patient list screen.

Preventive Maintenance
Table of Contents
OVERVIEW................................................................................................................... 3
PC CABINET ACCESS ................................................................................................ 5
ACCESSING SERVICE APPLICATION MENU............................................................ 8
SYSTEM CALIBRATION............................................................................................ 10
BACK-UP/RESTORE SOFTWARE SETTINGS ......................................................... 10
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE................................................................................. 17
CLEANING ................................................................................................................. 17
Document#745-106-G1 PM- 1
Overview
NOTE: Only qualified service personnel, who have received training directly from
InfiMed should perform these preventive maintenance procedures. Contact
InfiMed Field Service Department for more information on training.
The following section provides the schedule and instructions for performing field service as part
of the Preventive Maintenance program for the PlatinumOne system. Be sure to record that
these procedures were completed on the PlatinumOne Service Record. These preventive
maintenance procedures should be performed semiannually.
Even after the Product Warranty runs out, InfiMed recommends that the same preventive
maintenance procedures as outlined below be performed semiannually.
CAUTION: These procedures must be performed at the six-month mark, from the
date of installation, to keep the InfiMed Product Warranty valid!
Instructions for Operators
Instruct the key operators of the PlatinumOne system regarding the following items:
1. Allow the monitors to warm up for five minutes after power up. This allows for
optimum image quality on the monitors.
2. DO NOT load any non-InfiMed supplied software or hardware onto the
PlatinumOne system.
3. Review the Safety Summary at the front of this manual.
4. Use only approved media for archiving or copying files.
Also, ask the key operators if there are any changes to the hospital equipment such as:
New laser printer added or planned? If so, check that the printer is on the list of
approved devices. Refer to the compatibility list
(Appendix C) at the end of this manual.
New network device added or planned? If so, follow the procedure to add a DICOM
address. If the system does not already have a
DICOM Network option installed, that will need
to be ordered from InfiMed.
Is the PlatinumOne modem currently To install, see the instructions in the
installed? If not, can it be at this time? Component Installation Procedure section of
this manual (item 4.6 – Modem Replacement).
PC Cabinet Access
To access some of the PlatinumOne components it is necessary to remove the outside covers
of the electronics cabinet. Follow these instructions to remove the panels. Reverse the
instructions to replace the cabinet panels.
All external cable connections are made through the rear panel of the cabinet. It is not
necessary to remove the rear panel for any hardware replacement procedure. For some
replacement procedures, it is necessary to disconnect cables from the rear panel of the cabinet.
WARNING: Always be sure to power down the PlatinumOne system, the UPS,
and disconnect the main power cord from the wall outlet before
performing any service on the PlatinumOne system.
Floppy Drive
CD Drive
Power Switch
Power LED
Cabinet Exterior - Front View
Panel Instructions To Remove Panel Special Notes

Front Front panel does not need to be removed.
Top Top Panel should not need to be removed
Right Right panel does not need to be removed.
Left 1. Remove two screws from back lip of When replacing the side panel on
panel the cabinet frame, first engage the
2 Pull panel back slightly, using indented bottom channel, tip the panel into
handle just until clips are disengaged. place and then fit into integrated
3. Lean panel slightly to the right and lift clips. Slide the panel back into
up from bottom track place
4. Remove panel and set aside.
LVDS
Video Interface
IAPDB
RAID
Cabinet - Rear View
JP1 CDR/
CD-RW
PC POWER SUPPLY
(033-004)
LVDS INTERFACE
BOARD KIT
(726-458-G2)
Flopppy Drive
CPU
(098-651)

DIMM 0 (098-611)
DIMM 2
POWER CONNECTOR
SECONDARY IDE
(CDR/CD-RW)
(HARD DRIVE)
PRIMARY IDE
FLOPPY DRIVE
HARD
DRIVE
Modem

VIB
IAPDB Board
Video Output
RAIDBoard
Accessing Service Application Menu
1. Right Click mouse in main image screen. Sub-Menu will be displayed.
Cardiac Right Click Menu
2. Click to Start Service Application
A login screen will appear. Enter user name and password.

User Name: serviceapp Access to clinical application and most functions of

Service Personnel Password: orion service application.
• Passwords are case sensitive.

• After three failed attempts to access service applications using an
incorrect user name or password, the system will return the user to the
Clinical Applications screen.
3. The Service Application Menu screen will be displayed.
Service Application Screen
System Calibration
The first step of the Preventive Maintenance procedure is to perform the System Calibration if
the image quality on the monitors or on printed images looks unacceptable. Use the procedure
described in step #6 of this manual – System Calibration.
This test allows Real-Time System Calibration display on the Image Monitor. System Calibration
is an automated procedure.
NOTE: If the camera is re-calibrated, the new settings should be saved to the system
and to a floppy disk. See the instructions in BACK-UP/RESTORE SOFTWARE
SETTINGS.
Back-up/Restore Software Settings
The second step of the Preventive Maintenance procedure is to save the software feature
parameters and System Calibration settings to floppy disks. This provides a quick and easy
means of restoring the PlatinumOne system parameters if one of the main components in the
PC needs to be replaced.
NOTE: There are separate procedures for saving the system and camera settings.
Document#745-106-G1 PM-10
Save System Parameters to Hard Drive
Insert a blank, high-density double sided, floppy disk into the floppy drive (A).
From Service Applications – Configurations:
Backup
button
1. Click to access back-up function. A confirmation screen will

be displayed
2. Click Yes to continue backup procedure. The Backup

Configuration window will be displayed.
3. Select file name and type and then click save. The files will be saved in the
Backup folder (or other location as specified).
Save System Calibration Parameters to Floppy

Insert a blank, high-density double sided, floppy disk into the floppy drive (A).
From Service Applications – Configurations:
Backup
button
Click to access back-up function. A confirmation screen will be

displayed
1. Click Yes to continue backup procedure. The Backup

Configuration window will be displayed.
2. A new window will appear. Enter a new File Name in the File Name: box.
InfiMed suggests using the current date as the file name.
NOTE: The file extension.xml MUST be retained.
3. Select the SAVE button.

4. Repeat steps 1-3 only this time use the same file name (current date) and
change the file save location to the floppy disk drive (a).
5. Select the SAVE button.
6. Once all the system parameters have been saved to the floppy disk, the system
will return to the Field Service screen.
7. The floppy disk should be labeled with the following information:
• Disk Title: “PlatinumOne Camera Parameters”
• Reason for backup: “Preventive Maintenance Parameters”
• Current Date
• Name of the engineer performing the backup
Keep the disk with the PlatinumOne technical documentation.
Restore System Calibration Settings from Floppy to Hard Drive
1. Ensure that the latest camera parameters disk is in the floppy disk drive (disks
should be labeled with date backup was performed).
2. Click to access restore configuration. A confirmation

screen will be displayed
3. Click yes to continue backup procedure. The Windows

“Open” window will be displayed.
4. A new window appears. Select the floppy disk drive (A) source file.
5. A Registry Editor message window will appear saying the restoration update was
successful. Select the OK button.
6. Once all the system parameters have been restored, select the SAVE button.
7. Select the System Shutdown mode.
8. Reboot the system.
9. Keep the disk with the PlatinumOne technical documentation.
Mechanical Maintenance
The third step of the Preventive Maintenance procedure is to check the overall functionality and
appearance of each major component in the PlatinumOne system.
In addition, perform the steps outlined below.
1. Check cabling for chafing replace if necessary.

2. Check cable connections and cable connection housings. If the housings are
damaged, replace the cables. If the connectors are loose, re-secure the
connection.
3. Verify that the Hardware in the power distribution box is secure, (power supplies,
PCB board etc.). Tighten screws if necessary.
Cleaning
The fourth step of the Preventive Maintenance procedure involves keeping the system clean
and free of dust and debris.
NOTE: Under normal conditions, system components do not come into contact with any
substance that would require the equipment to require sterilization or disinfection.
In the event of such an occurrence, shut down the system and contact your
Service Organization or InfiMed Customer Care immediately for instructions.
To clean the PlatinumOne PC and associated components first power-down the PlatinumOne
system. Unplug the main power cord (connected between the Isolation Transformer and the
power source) from the wall plug. Clean the external surfaces of the cabinet, Isolation
Transformer and any other peripheral devices installed with the PlatinumOne. Use a soft cloth
for cleaning. DO NOT use harsh chemicals or abrasives.
From time to time routine cleaning of the peripherals may be necessary. Use the following
procedures for cleaning these items. Do not expose any system component surface to water,
or any corrosive cleaners.
Monitor Screen The monitor screen can be cleaned with ordinary household glass cleaner.
Be sure to remove power from the monitor and spray the cleaner onto a lint
free cloth so the fluid doesn't leak into the electrical components inside the
monitor. Vacuum off any dust that has settled on top of the monitor, and
make sure no books or papers have been placed on the air vents.
Obstructed monitor vents can cause the monitor to overheat or even catch
on fire. Anti-static wipes are also available commercially to clean monitor
screen. For further information, refer to the manual that was provided by the
manufacturer of the monitor.
Keyboard Clean the keyboard by using compressed air contained in a can with a very
long nozzle. Aim the air between the keys and blow away all the dust and
debris that has gathered there. A vacuum cleaner can be used, but make
sure the keyboard doesn't have "pop off" keys that could possibly be sucked
up by the vacuum.
Mouse To clean the mouse:
1. Remove the bottom cover. Arrows on the cover indicate the

direction in which the cover should be rotated.
2. Place two fingers on the mouse cover and push in the direction of the
arrows.
3. Once the cover has rotated about an inch, rotate the mouse into its
normal position covering the bottom of the mouse with one hand.
The bottom should fall off and the mouse ball should be accessible.
4. Once the bottom cover and the ball are removed, three rollers located
within the mouse will be visible.
5. Use your finger and/or fingernail and move around the rollers in a
horizontal directions. This action will loosen up any debris in the
middle or the roller for removal.
6. Once as much dirt has been removed as possible, place the ball back
inside the mouse and replace cover.
7. If, after cleaning, the mouse still is not function properly, replacement
may be necessary.
Table of Contents
1. OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................3
2. PC CABINET ACCESS.........................................................................................................5
3. REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES – EXTERNAL COMPONENTS .......................................8

3.1 SYSTEM PREPARATION ....................................................................................................8
3.2 KEYBOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE.........................................................................11
3.3 ADDING A SECOND KEYBOARD .......................................................................................15
3.4 MOUSE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE...............................................................................15
3.4 MOUSE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE...............................................................................16
3.5 POWER CONDITIONER REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ........................................................18
3.6 GENERATOR INTERFACE MODULE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE .......................................18
3.7 CAMERA REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE.............................................................................21
3.8 CAMERA ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ...........................................................22
3.9 IRIS REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ....................................................................................25
4. REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES – INTERNAL COMPONENTS ......................................31
4.1 SYSTEM PREPARATION ..................................................................................................31
4.2 CD-RW REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE .............................................................................33
4.3 FLOPPY DRIVE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ...................................................................35
4.4 HARD DRIVE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE .......................................................................38
4.5 MODEM REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ..............................................................................41
4.6 CPU REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ..................................................................................43
4.7 MOTHERBOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ..................................................................43
4.8 CPU/MOTHERBOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE .........................................................43
4.9 PC POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ...........................................................51
4.10 DVI MATROX BOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ......................................................53
4.11 VIDEO INTERFACE BOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ..................................................55
4.12 LVDS BOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ..................................................................58
4.13 HARDCOPY BOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ............................................................61
4.14 IAPDB BOARD REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE ..................................................................64
4.15 IAPDB BOARD MEMORY UPGRADE/REPLACE INSTRUCTIONS .......................................68
4.16 ETHERNET ADAPTER ......................................................................................................71
4.17 EP RAID DRIVE REPLACEMENT .....................................................................................74
4.18 RAID REBUILD PROCEDURE............................................................................................81
4.19 RAID CARD REPLACEMENT ...........................................................................................86
Document#745-106-G1 CM- 1
1. Overview
This section is designed to provide instructions for maintaining the system software and
replacing defective parts. In most cases, it is not necessary to repair components in the field.
The PlatinumOne is designed for easy exchange of field replaceable units (FRUs) such as disk
drives and computer boards. These instructions can also be used to add options to the system
after it is installed.
CAUTION! Care should be taken when connecting and disconnecting any

disk drive cables. Rough handling may cause damage to the
connector, which will hinder operation of the system.
WARNING! Proper ESD procedures must be follow when replacing any

electrostatic sensitive component in the system. A ground strap
may be connected to any point on the cabinet chassis.
WARNING! The following assumptions are made for all the instructions in this
section of the manual.
• A suitable replacement component is already on hand.

• The x-ray generator and PlatinumOne are powered down.
• The technician has attended a formal Technical Service
training class
If any of these conditions have not been met, do not begin the
procedure. Contact Field Service for instructions.
WARNING: Consult the Customer Care Department regarding defective parts.

All defective parts must be returned to InfiMed.
WARNING: At the decommissioning of the system, consult with Customer

Care for the proper disposal of parts or contact your local
Regulatory agency.
NOTE: The system warranty is dependent on all the conditions listed above being met.
WARNING! THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES PRODUCES RADIATION.

WEAR PROPER LEAD SHIELDING!
WARNING! WEAR PROPER LEAD SHIELDING WHEN IN A ROOM WHERE

A RADIATION SOURCE WILL BE ACTIVATED.
CAUTION! A personal dosimeter badge should be worn in designated patient

treatment areas.
2. PC Cabinet Access
In order to replace some of the system components, it is necessary to remove the outside
covers of the electronics cabinet. Follow these instructions to remove the panels. Reverse
the instructions to replace the cabinet panels.
All external cable connections are made through the rear panel of the cabinet. It is not
necessary to remove the rear panel for any hardware replacement procedure. For some
replacement procedures, it is necessary to disconnect cables from the rear panel of the
cabinet.
WARNING: Always be sure to power down the system, the UPS, and disconnect
the main power cord from the wall outlet before performing any
service on the system.
Floppy Drive
CD Drive
Power Switch
Power LEDs
Cabinet Exterior Front View
Panel Instructions To Remove Panel Special Notes

Front Front panel does not need to be removed.
Top Top Panel should not need to be removed
Right Right panel does not need to be removed.
Left 1. Remove two screws from back lip of When replacing the side panel on
panel the cabinet frame, first engage the
2 Pull panel back slightly, using bottom channel, tip the panel into
indented handle just until clips are place and then fit into integrated
disengaged. clips. Slide the panel back into place
3. Lean panel slightly to the right and lift
up from bottom track
4. Remove panel and set aside.
LVDS
Video Interface
IAPDB
RAID
Cabinet - Rear View
JP1 CDR/
CD-RW
PC POWER SUPPLY
(033-004)
LVDS INTERFACE
BOARD KIT
(726-458-G2)
Flopppy Drive
CPU
(098-651)

DIMM 0 (098-611)
DIMM 2
POWER CONNECTOR
SECONDARY IDE
(CDR/CD-RW)
(HARD DRIVE)
PRIMARY IDE
FLOPPY DRIVE
HARD
DRIVE
Modem

VIB
IAPDB Board
Video Output
RAIDBoard
3. Replacement Procedures – External Components
The following are considered external or peripheral components:

• Keyboard
• Mouse
• Monitor
• Power Conditioner
• UPS
• Generator Interface Module
• Camera
• Iris
Procedures for replacing these components are outlined in this section.
WARNING! The following assumptions are made for all the instructions in this
section of the manual.
• A suitable replacement component is already on hand.

• The system is powered down.
• The technician has attended a formal Technical Service
training class.
WARNING! Proper ESD procedures must be followed when replacing any

NOTE: Follow Installation instructions provided with the replacement part either by
InfiMed or the manufacturer of the part. Contact InfiMed Customer Care at 800-
845-8845 for additional information.
3.1 System Preparation

Peripheral components can be replaced without removing any panels from the PC.
However, it is recommended that the computer be shut down prior to disconnecting
existing components or connecting the replacement.
3.1.1 Exit Application

Prior to shutting down the PC, it is necessary to exit the application. To do this:
1. Close patient file that may be open by clicking arrow in Standard Control
box. The Warning dialog box will be displayed:
Click OK to close current patient file.
2. Exit application by right clicking within the main image screen to display the right-
click menu.
3. Right Click in main image screen to display the right click menu
Or use the arrow
4. Click Exit Application

Select Yes to exit the application or No to continue.
The PlatinumOne will safely and automatically save any new image data to the Hard
Drive and close the software program.
3.12 Power Down the PC Instructions

4. Power-off the Monitor by pressing the power button.
3.2 Keyboard Replacement Procedure
1. Remove existing keyboard and set aside.
NOTE: The keyboard may be connected to extension cable, in which case the
connection is at the end of the extension cable, near the keyboard.
2. Plug Keyboard cable into connector on the rear of the PC (see Figure below for
location of connection)
Connect Keyboard
Cable Here
Rear View PC Cabinet: Keyboard Connection
3. Restart the computer

4. Click button on the Windows Desk Top or press the Windows key on
the keyboard (lower left side of keyboard).
5. Select “Accessories”
6. Select “Notepad”
7. A blank document will be displayed. To test that all letters on the keyboard work,
type the following sentence in upper and lower case letters:
THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG
8. Using Num Lock key, type in all number keys in upper and lower case.
9. Use Num Lock and Caps Lock buttons to test keypad and capital letters.
10. If any of these functions fail to work, the keyboard is defective.
NOTE: If you have difficulty or encounter any errors with any part of this procedure,
STOP and contact InfiMed Customer Care at 1-800-845-8845 for assistance.
3.2.1 Configuring for an International Keyboard
To configure an international keyboard to the system:
1. Click button on the Windows Desk Top or press the Windows key on the
keyboard (lower left side of keyboard).
2. Click Settings
3. Click Control Panel
4. The Control Panel window will be displayed
5. Click on the Keyboard icon
6. The Keyboard Properties Window will be displayed.
7. Click on “Language”
tab
8. Click on Add
9. A small window offering a drop down menu will be opened.

10. Use the down arrow to locate the language to be added.
11. Highlight and click OK
12. The keyboard for the selected language can be added.
3.3 Adding a Second Keyboard
1. Turn OFF the x-ray system and the PlatinumOne system, and any other
peripheral devices.
2. Unplug the PlatinumOne main power cord (from the Isolation Transformer to the
wall outlet).
3. Unplug the Keyboard connector from the rear of the PlatinumOne PC.
4. Attach the Y-Keyboard adapter to the rear of the PlatinumOne PC using the
Keyboard outlet.
5. Use extension cables where necessary (see figure below). A maximum of two
100 ft. extensions can be used with the Y-Keyboard adapter (one for each
Keyboard).
6. Attach one Keyboard cable to the Y-Keyboard adapter, and the other Keyboard
cable to the other outlet on the Y-Keyboard adapter.
7. Reconnect the main power cable to the wall outlet.
8. Turn ON the x-ray system.
9. Turn ON the UPS, Power Conditioner and any other peripheral devices.
10. Turn ON the PlatinumOne system.
11. After power up, select any Acquire mode.
12. At the Patient Database window, select the NEW button to start a new patient
file.
13. Verify both keyboards can be used to enter patient data.
14. When complete, select the CANCEL button at the Patient Data window.
Y-KEY ADAPTER 100 ft. Extension Cable(s) (if

installed m ust be connected here.
PC One extension
can be installed for each Keyboard.)
Rear Panel
Circular DIN
Connector
KEYBOARD 2 ND KEYBOARD
3.4 Mouse Replacement Procedure
WARNING! Proper ESD procedures must be followed when replacing any electrostatic
sensitive component in the system. A ground strap may be connected to
any point on the cabinet chassis.
1. Unplug existing mouse and discard. Also, the mouse connection may be a USB
type (flat connector instead of round).
NOTE: The mouse may be connected to extension cable, in which case the connection is at
the end of the extension cable, near the mouse
2. Plug mouse into connection on the rear of the PC Cabinet. Refer to Figure 10
for location of mouse connection).
USB mouse
connection
Standard mouse
connection
PC Cabinet Rear View: Mouse Connection
3. Restart the computer

4. Click button on the Windows Desk Top
5. Select the then press control panel
6. Press
7. Double click the mouse Icon or setting and the following will be displayed:
“Jack in the
Box” for
testing
Mouse Properties Test Screen
8. With the left mouse button, double-click the “Jack in the Box” icon
9. The “Jack in the Box” will pop out if the button works.
10. If “Jack in the Box” does not pop out, the mouse is defective.
11. Repeat steps 8,9 and10 for the right mouse button.
3.5 Power Conditioner Replacement Procedure

electrostatic sensitive component in the system. A ground strap may be
connected to any point on the cabinet chassis.
The Power Conditioner is external to the electronics cabinet.
1. Turn OFF the entire x-ray system and the system.

2. Unplug the Power Conditioner main power cord from the wall outlet.
3. Disconnect the power cord between the Isolation Transformer and the Power
Conditioner.
4. Disconnect the power cord between the Power Conditioner and the UPS, if
installed.
5. Position the new Power Conditioner (oriented the same as previous unit).
6. Reconnect all power cords as required including the main power cord into wall
outlet.
7. Turn ON the UPS, if installed.
8. Turn ON the Power Conditioner.
9. Turn ON the system.
10. Follow standard Windows and startup procedure.
3.6 Generator Interface Module Replacement Procedure
WARNING! A wrist strap must be worn while executing this procedure in order to
prevent damage to the drive and other components inside the chassis.
1. Power OFF all components of the system.

2. Turn OFF the entire x-ray system and the digital system.
3. Turn OFF the UPS and Power Conditioner, if present.
4. Unplug the GIM unit power cord from the power inlet on the unit.
Power inlet or cord
Side
securing
screws
(2)
Top
securing
screws (3)
GIM Unit - Top View Cable port
5. Remove the three screws on the top of the GIM unit with a Philips screwdriver.
6. Remove the two screws on the side of the GIM unit with a Philips screwdriver.
7. Lift the top of the GIM free of the bottom piece.
8. Disconnect the connections to the GIM board. These should include the
following:
See appendix for reference
• P15 – Null modem interface cable to the PC
• P1 – Opto isolated inputs
• P2 & P3 – Relay outputs
• P18 – drive outputs
• P20 – ABS output
NOTE: The cables should already be labeled from the installation process. If they are
not labeled on the GIM, please label the connection before disconnecting them.
Also, there may be other connections then those listed above. The cables
should also be connected to the strain relief near the cable port. These
connections to the strain relief will have to be removed and then reinstalled on
the new unit.
9. The GIM unit may be mounted to the wall or other surface through the holes in
the base of the unit. Loosen and remove the base unit.
10. Remove the cover to the new unit in the same manner as was done with the
existing unit.
11. Mount the base of the new unit in place of the old unit.
12. Reconnect the cables removed early. Route the cable in a similar fashion as they
were routed before and connect them to the strain relief.
13. Plug in the GIM power to the power inlet.
14. Turn on the PC, while the system is booting, hold down the <shift> key. This
will cause the system to prompt you for a login account.
15. Logon as “serviceapp”, password: orion
16. The system will boot up to the service app.
17. Select the “Update” function on the main menu of the Service App
18. Select the “Hardware” tab
19. Select “GIM” button (browser window is displayed)
20. Select GIMcode.bin file and select “Open”.
21. Get message “GIM Download was successful”.
Press the “Ok” button.
22. Exit the Update function
23. Select “Config” from the main menu of the Service Application
Select the Generator Lines tab
Select the Digital Outputs tab.
24. If Pulse Fluoro Ref is “disabled”, set to enabled (remember the original setting)
25. Change the Polarity setting from “Active High” to “Active Low”,
then change it back to “Active High”.
26. If you had to change Pulse Fluoro Ref to “enabled” (in three steps previous),
return the setting back to “disabled”. Otherwise, leave as “enabled”.
27. Select “Save” button and select “Yes” to the “Are you sure?” question.
28. Exit the Config window
29. Exit the Service Application
30. The Clinical Application will appear. Exit the Clinical Application.
31. Power off the GIM unit
32. Shutdown the PC as follows:
b. Click on the Microsoft “Start” button of the task menu
c. Select “Shutdown…” (the Shut Down Windows dialog is displayed)
d. Select “Shut down” in the drop-down list box
e. Press the “Ok” button (the system will shutdown and power itself off)
33. After at least 10 seconds, turn on GIM unit.

34. Turn on the PC.
35. The system will auto-login as “operator” and starts the clinical application.
36. Acquire a new patient and perform all functions and test acquiring a patient study
and verify all features.
37. Perform normal shutdown.
38. Replace the top of the GIM unit and screw in the five screws removed earlier.
39. Power the system back on and verify that the application is started.
NOTE: If you have difficulty or encounter any errors with any part of this procedure
3.7 Camera Replacement Procedure
Follow this procedure to replace a CCD camera only. To replace a camera assembly
(including Iris) refer to procedure #3.9.
EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS:
3.7.1 Removing the camera from the X-ray system:
1. Power down the digital system

2. To remove the camera cable.
a. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 button head screws
holding the camera cable cover on. Remove the cable cover.
b. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 socket head screws on
the cable clamp. Remove the cable clamp.
c. Carefully, disconnect the camera cable from the camera head and
remove the cable from the camera.
3. Remove the camera from the optical distributor.
3.7.2 Replacing the camera on the X-ray system:

1. Replace the camera.
2. To replace the camera cable.
a. Plug in the cable
b. Place the cable clamp over the cable. Be sure the ferrule on the cable is
seated between the two clamps.
c. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, replace the two M3 socket head screws on
d. Replace the cable cover. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, replace the two
M3 button head screws holding the camera cable cover on.
3. Turn on the digital system.
3.7.3 Testing the new camera assembly:

1. Logon as Administrator.
2. Enter service app.
3. Select Calib.
4. Perform Auto Calibration
5. Save settings and exit.
6. Reboot the system and use the system to verify everything is working properly.
3.8 Camera Assembly Replacement Procedure

Follow this procedure to replace a CCD camera assembly (includes the iris). To replace
only the camera, follow procedure outlined in #3.8.
EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS
3.8.1 Removing the camera from the X-ray system

2. Remove the camera cable. There are two possible configurations for the camera
cable - one using an extension cable and transition box and the other with the
cable and box. The transition box is a small black box mounted next to the
camera head.
Without transition box and extension cable -

a. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M3 button head screws
holding the camera iris cover on. Remove the iris cover by sliding it over
the camera.
b. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 button head screws
c. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 socket head screws on
d. Carefully, disconnect the camera cable from the camera head and
With transition box and extension cable -

a. Unclamp the cable by sliding the lock on the camera cable.
b. Remove the cable from the connector on the transition box.

4. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M4 cap head screws that are
holding the camera mount to the CCD camera head.
5. Remove the camera mounting plate.
Afocal adapter
Camera mount (may be

different then shown)
3.8.2 Removing the afocal adapter:
NOTE: Not all systems have an afocal adapter installed. If glass is visible in the front
of the camera then an afocal adapter is installed. If no afocal adapter is
installed, then this step can be skipped.
1. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M4 cap screws.

2. Remove the afocal adapter assembly (see photo on preceding page).
3.8.3 Replacing the afocal adapter
Replace the afocal adapter assembly. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, insert the four M4
cap screws on the new camera assembly.
3.8.4 Replacing the camera on the X-ray system
1. Replace the camera mounting plate. Using 3 mm Allen wrench insert the four M4
cap head screws that are holding the camera mount to the CCD camera head.
2. Securely attach the iris/camera assembly to the optics port, and verify it has
3. Replace the camera cable.

a. Carefully, route the camera cable through the cable port in the back of the
camera, around the standoffs in the iris / lens assembly, through the
cable port and clamp to the board. Plug in the cable
c. Using the 2.5 mm Allen wrench, replace the two M3 socket head screws
on the cable clamp. Remove the cable clamp.
d. Replace the cable cover.
e. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, replace the two M3 button head screws
holding the camera cable cover on.
f. Replace the iris cover by sliding it over the camera.
g. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, replace the four M3 button head screws
holding the camera iris cover on.

a. Replace the cable from the connector on the transition box.
b. Clamp the cable by sliding the lock on the camera cable.
3.8.5 Testing the new camera assembly
3. Select Calib.
4. Perform Auto Calibration.
Perform full functionality test.
3.9 Iris Replacement Procedure
Use this procedure when replacing only the iris assembly only.
3.9.1 Removing the camera from the X-ray system:

2. Remove the camera cable. There are two possible configurations for the camera
cable – one using an extension cable and transition box and the other with the
cable and box. The transition box is a small black box mounted next to the
camera head.

a. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M3 button head screws
holding the camera iris cover on. Remove the iris cover by sliding it
towards the back of the camera.
b. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 button head screws
c. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 socket head
screws on the cable clamp. Remove the cable clamp.
d. Carefully, disconnect the camera cable from the camera head and
a. Unclamp the cable by sliding the lock on the camera cable.
b. Remove the cable from the connector on the transition box.
c.
4. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M4 cap head screws that hold the
camera mount to the CCD camera head. Remove the camera mounting plate.
Afocal
adapter Remove this
Camera mount
(may be different
then shown)
3.9.2 Removing the Afocal adapter
NOTE: Not all systems have an Afocal adapter installed. If glass is visible in the front of
the camera then an Afocal adapter is installed. If no Afocal adapter is installed,
then this step can be skipped.
1. Mark in which direction the Afocal is facing before removing to prevent from
installing backwards.
2. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M4 cap screws. Remove the Afocal
adapter assembly (see photo on preceding page).
3.9.3 Removing the rotation plate
1. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M3 button head screws holding the
camera iris cover on. Remove the iris cover.
2. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, remove the three M4 cap screws holding rotation
plate to the front plate of the camera. The heads of these screws are inside the
iris mechanism. Before performing this step, mark the position of the rotation
plate with respect to the front plate of the iris assembly.
NOTE: The front plate will be changed with the new iris assembly.
Threads for mounting

rotation plate
3.9.4 Removing the iris assembly
NOTE: Proper ESD procedures should be used when handling the connections to the
camera.
1. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 button head screws holding the
camera cable connector cover on. Remove the cable connector cover.
2. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, remove the two M3 cap head screws holding the
cable clamp down on the camera head. Remove the clamp.
3. Remove the iris cable from the middle board inside the camera.
4. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, remove the four M5 flat head screws. You should
be able to remove the iris assembly.
Mounting
screws
3.9.5 Replacing the iris assembly
NOTE: Proper ESD procedures should be used when handling the connections to the
camera.
1. Place the new iris assembly in place of the old assembly.

2. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, insert the four M5 flat head screws.
3. Route the iris control cable through the cable access in the back plate of the iris
assembly, through the cable clamp and plug into the connector on the board.
4. Replace the top cable clamp.
5. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, insert the two M3 cap head screws holding the
cable clamp down on the camera head and tighten.
6. Replace the connector cover.
7. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, insert the two M3 button head screws and tighten.
3.9.6 Replacing rotation plate
1. Place the rotation plate into position as it was before the work to replace the iris
was started.
2. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, insert the three M4 cap screws holding rotation
plate to the front plate of the camera.
3. Replace the iris cover.
4. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, insert the four M3 button head screws that hold on
the camera iris cover.
3.9.7 Replacing the Afocal adapter
1. If you removed the Afocal adapter assembly from your camera, replace it now.
2. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, insert the four M4 cap screws.
3.9.8 Replacing the camera on the X-ray system
1. Replace the camera mounting plate.

2. Using a 3 mm Allen wrench, insert the four M4 cap head screws that secure the
camera mount to the CCD camera head.
3. Securely attach the iris/camera assembly to the optics port, and verify it has
4. Replace the camera cable.

a. Carefully, route the camera cable through the cable port in the back of the
camera, around the standoffs in the iris / lens assembly, through the
cable port and clamp to the board. Plug in the cable
c. Using a 2.5 mm Allen wrench, replace the two M3 socket head screws on
c. Replace the cable cover.
d. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, replace the two M3 button head screws that
secure the camera cable cover.
e. Replace the iris cover by sliding it over the camera.
f. Using a 2 mm Allen wrench, replace the four M3 button head screws that
secure the camera iris cover.

a. Replace the cable from the connector on the transition box.
b. Clamp the cable by sliding the lock on the camera cable.
3.9.9 Testing the New Iris Assembly
3. Select Calib.
4. Perform Auto Calibration or Manual Calibration. If using Auto Calibration skip to 6.
5. Under Manual Calibration category select Iris calibration. Perform the
calibrations pertaining to the system for Fluoro and Spot for each mode.
4. Replacement Procedures – Internal Components
4.1 System Preparation

PlatinumOne internal components consist of:
• CD Device
• Floppy Drive
• Hard Drive
• Modem
• CPU
• Motherboard
• PC Power Supply
• DVI Matrox Board
• Video Interface Board
• LVDS Board
• Hardcopy Board
• IAPDB
In order to replace these components, it is necessary to remove the side panel of the PC. Refer
to Section 3 – PC Cabinet Access for more information.
NOTE: Follow Installation instructions provided with the replacement part either by
InfiMed or the manufacturer of the part. Contact InfiMed Customer Care at
1-800-825-8845 for assistance.
4.1.1 Exit Application
Prior to shutting down the PC, it is necessary to exit the application. To do this:
1. Close patient file that may be open by clicking arrow in Standard

Control box. The Warning dialog box will be displayed:
Click OK to close current patient file.
2. Exit application by right clicking within the main image screen to display the right-
click menu.
3. Right Click in main image screen to display the right click menu
4. Click Exit Application

Click Yes to exit Application Click No to cancel
4.1.2 Power Down the PC Instructions

The system will safely and automatically save any new image data to the Hard Drive and
close the InfiMed software program. Power-off the Monitor by pressing the power
button.
4.2 CD-RW Replacement Procedure
1. Turn OFF the entire system.

3. Turn OFF the UPS and Power Conditioner, if installed.
4. Unplug the digital system main power cord (from the Isolation Transformer to the
wall outlet).
5. Remove the two screws from the rear of the chassis to open the case.
IDE Ribbon Cable
Mounting Screws
Power
Connection
6. Remove the power cable from the rear of the optical drive (see above).
7. Remove the IDE 40 pin ribbon cable from the rear of the optical drive (see
above)
8. Remove the mounting screws from the side, if installed. (see above)
9. Slowly slide the optical drive out of the top bay.
Jumper set
to Master
10. Check the jumper setting on the back of the optical drive and be sure it is set to
the Master position. (Verify this position is correct by referencing the label on the
top of the optical drive)
11. Install the new optical drive into the same bay.
12. Connect the ribbon cable and power connector to the new optical drive.
13. Plug the digital system back into the main power connection
14. Turn ON the digital system, and ensure the system powers up properly.
15. Insert a CD-R disc into the CD Drive
16. Acquire test images.
17. Save the images to the CD-RW.
18. After the CD is done copying, remove the CD.
19. Close patient.
20. Open patient list.
21. Delete the patient file that you created.
22. Insert the CD back into the CD Drive.
23. Perform Media Import.
24. Verify images.
26. Reattach the front panel to the PC tower.
27. Reattach the PC side panel and fasten it with the screws from the earlier step.
NOTE: If you have difficulty with any part of this procedure STOP and contact the
InfiMed Customer Care group.
4.3 Floppy Drive Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and attach the new floppy drive
in a PlatinumOne system in the field.
The following material should be provided with this replacement kit:
• Floppy drive
• Installation instructions
Tools required to perform this procedure:

4. Unplug the System main power cord (from the Isolation Transformer to the wall
outlet).
Rear Chassis Screws
5. Remove the two screws from the rear of the chassis. (See Above)
6. Disconnect the internal power cable between the power supply and the drive unit
being replaced (cut cable ties where necessary).
7. Disconnect the interface cable from the back of the drive.
Front Cover Tabs
8. Remove the front cover by pressing the tabs and pulling the cover away from the
chassis.
Floppy Drive
9. Press in the tabs and remove the floppy drive. Remove the rails from the side of
the floppy drive and install them on the new floppy drive
10. Reconnect the interface cable and power cable to the new drive.
11. Reconnect the main power cable and power on the peripherals and PC.
12. Power the System ON.
13. Insert a blank floppy in the new drive.
14. Press Windows key on keyboard for START menu.
15. From the START button, select Programs and Windows 2000 Explorer.
16. To verify that the floppy drive works: Copy a file from the C: drive to the floppy
disk. Verify that the file appears on the A: drive.
17. Close the EXPLORER Window.
18. Select System Shutdown mode and confirm.
19. Turn OFF the PC and any peripheral devices.
20. Reattach the PC side panel and fasten it with the screws from the earlier step.
21. Reattach the front panel to the PC tower by inserting the tabs on the right side of
the panel into the mounting holes on the PC, then tilt in the left side until the tabs
catch in the PC.
22. Turn ON the system and monitors, and ensure the system powers up properly.
4.4 Hard Drive Replacement Procedure

NOTE: The replacement hard drive has been loaded with a default configuration, the
same as when it left the factory. DO NOT attempt to change the PC name. If the
PC name is changed after the Imaging Software has been loaded, the registry
will corrupt and a new hard drive will have to be ordered.

outlet).
Rear Chassis Screws
4. Remove the four screws from the rear of the chassis and remove the side
panels. (See Above)
IDE Cable and

Power
Connector
Hard Drive Bay

mounting screws
5. Remove the power connector and IDE Cable from the defective drive.
6. Remove the screws that hold the hard drive in place on both sides (four screws).
Mounting hardware
screws
7. Remove the defective hard drive from the metal mounting hardware (see above).
8. Install the new Hard Drive in the mounting hardware and secure it with the
screws.
9. Install the drive and mounting hardware back into the chassis.
10. Connect the power and IDE cable onto the new drive.
11. Remove the Ethernet cable from the computer.
12. Power on the system and verify it boots to the windows desktop.
13. Logon as serviceapp user.
NOTE: At this point, you will need to contact the system administrator to supply the
network information (IP address, Subnet, DNS, etc.). The machine name is the
serial number of the system as a default from the factory.
14. Select Start/Settings/Network and Dial-Up Connections.

15. Right click. Select Local Area Connection and then click Properties.
16. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties.
17. At Internet Protocol (TCP/TP) Properties and then check “Use the following IP
address” button.
18. Set appropriate settings for your network.

19. Connect the Ethernet cable to computer.
20. After setup, restart the computer.
21. Logon back on as serviceapp user
22. Double click on the Clinical Application icon. A window will appear with the Site
ID # Call InfiMed Customer Care Group with the Site ID number so that that the
Crypt key can be entered for the Clinical Application to function on the computer.
Restoring Your Settings:
1. Insert the config floppy into the floppy drive (This is the floppy that should have
been made after initial setup of the system which includes SysConfig.xml,
UserConfig.xml and Calsettings.cal.).
2. Open the Service Application.
3. Click Config.
4. Click restore.
5. Look in A:\ for the Config file.
6. Select file.
7. Select open. (Do the same for both Config files)
8. Click Calib
9. Click Restore
10. Click Yes at “Are You Sure?”
11. Look in A:\ for the Cal file
12. Verify system serial number.
13. Click exit
14. Exit service application.
15. Clinical application will now automatically start.
16. Test the system for functionality (Fluoro, Spot, DICOM, etc.)
17. Perform Normal Shutdown
18. Reinstall the side panels and secure with the four screws.
STOP and contact the InfiMed Customer Care group.
4.5 Modem Replacement Procedure
WARNING! Proper ESD procedures must be follow when replacing any electrostatic
sensitive component in the system. A ground strap may be connected to
any point on the cabinet chassis.
NOTE: If your new replacement Modem is not identical to the one you are removing you
may have to use the drivers that come with the modem. Prior to executing
manufacturer’s procedure and using their driver please contact InfiMed Customer
Care at 1-800-845-8845 for assistance.

outlet).
Rear Chassis Screws
4. Remove the two screws from the rear of the chassis (see above).
5. Remove the modem cable attached to the board.
6. Remove the modem from inside the Chassis (Slot #1).
Modem in Slot #2
7. Insert the replacement board into the same slot the defective one came out of.
8. Turn ON the system and monitors, and ensure it powers up properly.
9. Exit any applications
10. Double click the PC Anywhere Icon on the Desktop of the system.
11. Double click the "Remote Service" Icon.
12. Now contact Customer Care and request that they dial into the system to check
the connection.
13. Once InfiMed confirms the connection, the installation is complete.
15. Reattached the PC side panel and fasten it with the screws from the earlier step.
16. Power system back up.
4.6 CPU Replacement Procedure
Follow Procedure outlined in 4.9 CPU/Motherboard Replacement Procedure
4.7 Motherboard Replacement Procedure
Follow Procedure outlined in 4.9 CPU/Motherboard Replacement Procedure
4.8 CPU/Motherboard Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and install a motherboard/CPU in a

PlatinumOne digital system in the field.
EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS
• Motherboard
• CPU

• Medium Flat screwdriver
• Household goop
Definitions:
CPU Central Processor Unit
WARNING! Proper ESD procedures must be follow when replacing any


outlet).
Rear Chassis Screws

Keyboard & Mouse
Connections
4. Remove the two screws from the rear of the chassis. (See Above)
5. Remove the side panel by sliding the two tabs, sliding the panel forward, and
lifting from the chassis.
6. Remove all external cables from the outside of the Chassis.
7. Pull tower out and lay on side.
Power Connector
Mounting
hardware S-DRAM memory
Modules
IDE and Floppy
Connections
Fan power
Additional Com 2
Hardware boards
Reset/Power
switch
Power Connector
Mounting
hardware S-DRAM memory
Modules
IDE and Floppy
Connections
Fan power
Additional Com 2
Hardware boards
Reset/Power
switch
Intel D815EEAU2
Power Connector
DDR S-DRAM
memory Modules
IDE and Floppy

Connections
Power
Cable Power, Reset,
LED header
See below
Intel D845GEBV2
7. Disconnect all internal cables to the Motherboard. (Take note of their position)
8. Remove the standoffs securing the long board.
9. Remove all hardware boards. (Take note of their position)
10. Remove the mounting screws that hold the motherboard in place. (Scattered
around the outside edge and in the middle)
11. D845 motherboard only: Unplug the power cable to the CPU fan.
12. Remove the S-DRAM DIMM from the old motherboard and install in the new
motherboard.
13. Insert the Motherboard.
14. Mount the Motherboard using the hardware removed from the defective one.
15. Install all the additional hardware boards.
16. Reconnect all power connections and cables.
NOTE: The D845GEBV2 motherboard connections are slightly different than the
D815EEAU2
2 4 6 8
1 3 5 7 9
Front Panel Header

D845GEBV2
HDD LED 1-3
PWR LED 2-4
RESET 5-7
PWR SW 6-8
17. Install the Keyboard & Mouse and all other exterior connections.
18. Power up system and press [F2] to enter C-MOS and verify the C-MOS settings.
Main:
BIOS Version Cannot Change
Processor Type Cannot Change

Processor Speed Cannot Change
Front Side Bus Speed Cannot Change
Cache RAM Cannot Change
Total Memory Cannot Change
Memory Bank0 Cannot Change
Language [English]
System Time [ ] Set if Incorrect
System Date [ ] Set if incorrect
Advanced:
Extended Configuration [Not Used]
PCI Configuration
Boot Configuration
Peripheral Configuration
IDE Configuration
Diskette Configuration
Event Log Configuration
Video Configuration
PCI Configuration:
PCI Slot1 IRQ Priority [Auto]
Boot Configuration:
Plug & Play O/S [Yes]
Reset Config Data [No]
Numlock [On]
Peripheral Configuration:
Serial Port A [Auto]

Serial Port B [Auto]
Parallel Port [Auto]
Mode [Bi-directional]
Audio Device [Enabled]
LAN Device [Enabled]
Legacy USB Support [Enabled]
IDE Configuration:
IDE Controller [Both]

PCI IDE Bus Master [Enable]
Hard Disk Pre-Delay [Disabled]
Primary IDE Master [ID of installed Hard
Drive]
Primary IDE Slave [Not Installed]
Secondary IDE Master [ID of installed CD
Drive]
Secondary IDE Slave [Not Installed]
Diskette Configuration:
Diskette Controller [Enabled]

Floppy A [1.44/1.25 MB 3 ½]
Diskette Write Protect [Disabled]
Event Log Configuration:
Event Log [Space Available]

Event Log Validity [Valid]
View Event Log
Clear All Event Logs [No]
Event Logging [Enabled]
Mark Events As Read
Video Configuration:
Primary Video Adapter [AGP]

AGP Hardware Detected [4X AGP Card]
Security:
Supervisor Password Is [Not Installed]
User Password Is [Not Installed]
Set Supervisor Password
Set User Password
Power:
APM
Power Management [Enabled]
Inactivity Timer [20 Minutes]
Hard Drive [Enabled]
ACPI
ACPI Suspend State [S1 State]
Video Repost [Disable]
Wake on LAN from S5 [Stay Off]
After Power Failure [Last State]

Wake on PME [Stay Off]
Wake on Modem Ring [Stay Off]
Boot:
Quiet Boot [Enabled]
Intel ® Rapid BIOS Boot [Enabled]
Scan User Flash Area [Disabled]
Boot Device Priority
1st Boot Device [Removable Dev.]
2nd Boot Device [Hard Drive]
3rd Boot Device [ATAPI CD-ROM]
4th Boot Device [Intel ® Boot Agent
Ve]
Hard Disk Drive

1st Hard Disk Drive [ID of installed Hard
Drive]
Removable Devices
1st Removable Device [1st Floppy drive]
ATAPI CD-ROM Drives
1st ATAPI CDROM [ID of installed CD
Drive]
Exit: Select - Exit Saving Changes <enter>

Save configuration changes and exit now?
Yes <enter>
19. Power up the system.

20. Hold the shift key and logon as serviceapp user. The service application will
come up. Click Exit. The Site ID number will come up.
21. Call InfiMed Customer Care Group with the Site ID number so that that the Crypt
key can be entered for PlatinumOne to function on the computer.
22. Close the Clinical application. The Windows desktop will be displayed.
23. Insert the Intel Desktop Boards D815 or D845GEBV2 Intel Express Installer
CD that came with the motherboard into the CD drive. For D815 motherboard,
perform step 24 and skip step 25. For D845 motherboard, skip step 24 and
perform step 25.
24. To load 815 motherboard drivers, follow steps below:
a. Insert the D815EEA2U CD (Motherboard Drivers) in the CD-ROM Drive.
The CD will autostart.
b. Check ONLY the Intel® Chipset INF Update option
c. Click “Install now”
d. Click to accept license agreement.
e. Click "Yes" at installation confirmation.
f. System will restart when finished. Hold shift key down and log back on
as serviceapp user. Install dialog should show installed for option
checked. Click "Close".
g. Check ONLY the Intel Ether Express PRO/100 LAN option.
h. Click “Install now”
i. Click Yes to accept license agreement.
j. Click "Yes" at installation confirmation.
k. System will restart when finished. Hold shift key down and log back on
checked. Click "Close".
l. Check ONLY the “Intel® Ultra ATA Storage Driver”.
m. Click “Install now”
n. Click Yes to accept license agreement.
o. Click "Yes" at installation confirmation.
p. System will restart when finished. Hold shift key down and log back on
checked.
q. Close window. Remove the CD from the CD device.
25. To load 845 motherboard drivers, follow steps below:

a. Insert the D845GEBV2 CD (Motherboard Drivers) in the CD ROM Drive.
The CD will autostart.
b. Click “Clear All” button.
c. Check the following options:
Intel® Chipset INF Update
Analog Devices*SoundMax* digital audio
Intel® PRO/10/100/1000/Wireless
USB 2.0 Driver for Microsoft* Windows 2000
Intel® Application Accelerator
d. Click “Install now”
e. Accept license agreement.
f. Click Yes at continue installation.
g. Let it run through.
h. System will restart when finished. Hold shift key down.
i. Log back on as serviceapp and install dialog should show installed for
option checked and then it will go to the next option to install.
j. Steps h and i will be repeated for each option selected.
k. Once last option is installed, click Close.
l. Click Exit.
26. Double click on the PlatinumOne Icon.

27. Perform functional testing on the system.
28. If DICOM is applicable, send/receive a patient file or verify that the Hospital
network is accessible via the Ethernet port on the motherboard.
30. Attach the new cable tie to its previous location on the long board.
31. Reinsert the standoffs to the same location and apply household “Goop” to
secure the standoffs to the chassis.
32. Reinstall the side panel of the chassis and fasten it.
33. Power up the system.
4.9 PC Power Supply Replacement Procedure

4. Unplug the PSU unit power cord from the power inlet on the unit.
5. Unplug the hard drive power feeds, floppy drive power feed, optical drive power
feed, and fan connections, as seen in the image below. In some cases the
power supply may be plugged into splitters to feed multiple drives. In these
cases, the splitter should be left plugged into the drives and only the PSU feed to
the splitter disconnected.
Drive power
feeds
Splitter
6. Disconnect the motherboard power supply connectors shown below.
Main PSU connection: Upper Second PSU connection: Upper

left side of the motherboard right side of the motherboard
7. Remove the four mounting screws holding the powers supply into the case. Be
careful to prevent the PSU from falling when the last screw is removed.
PSU
mounting
screws
8. Pull the PSU out through the side of the case.

9. Put the new PSU in through the side of the case and replace the four mounting
screws.
10. Plug the motherboard PSU connections back in.
11. Reconnect the drive and fan power feeds from step 5.
12. Plug the AC cord back into the system and power it on. The system may turn on
when the cord is plugged in. This is normal.
4.10 DVI Matrox Board Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and install a new graphics board
in a PlatinumOne digital system in the field.
• Graphics board

4. Unplug the digital system from main power cord from the wall outlet.
5. Remove the two screws on the back lip of the PC tower.
Rear Chassis Screws
Cabinet - Rear View
6. Remove the left side panel (as looking from the front of the PC tower) by pulling
the panel slightly toward the back, using the indent in the panel.
7. Lean the panel slightly outward and lift up from the bottom track.
Retaining screw DVI board Tab
8. Disconnect the external DVI cable from the board.

9. Disconnect the reference monitor connection (if installed), a SVGA connection.
10. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove the one screw used to secure the graphics
board in the PC.
NOTE: The graphics board has a unique slot in the motherboard. There is a tab holding
in the board that must be pushed down to be able to remove the board
11. Pull the board out of the PC and slide in the replacement board.
12. Secure the board with the screw removed earlier.
13. Connect the reference monitor SVGA cable (if the option is installed) to the
graphics board.
14. Connect the graphics cable to the board.
15. Power on the system.
16. Follow standard Windows and digital system startup procedure.
17. If the system starts up properly and gets to the main menu of the clinical
application, then the graphics board was properly installed. If the reference
image option is installed in the system, then select a patient for review and send
an image to the reference monitor. If the reference monitor displays the image,
then this function is operational.
19. Insert the bottom edge of the side panel into the edge on the bottom of the PC
tower.
20. Tilt the side into the tower cabinet.
21. Push the panel toward the front of the PC tower until the front edge of the panel
locks into the front of the tower.
22. Screw in the two screws in the rear of the PC to hold the side panel.
4.11 Video Interface Board Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and install a new video interface
board in the PlatinumOne.
The following material is provided with the replacement kit:
• Video interface board (726-444-G1)

• Installation instructions (726-143-G1)

Rear Chassis Screws
Cabinet - Rear View
Retaining Jumper cable Video interface

screw board
8. Disconnect the external Video cables from the board. This can include two BNC
connections, a SVGA connection and an S Video connection (for optional scan
converter). Please mark which cable came from which connector.
9. Disconnect the jumper cable from the IAPDB (an internal cable).
10. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove the one screw used to secure the video
interface board in the PC.
13. Connect the internal jumper cable from the IAPDB.
14. Connect the external cable(s) to the board.
16. Follow standard Windows and digital system startup procedure.
17. If the system starts up properly and gets to the main menu of the clinical
application, then the video interface board was properly installed. Verify that the
monitor(s) that are connected to the BNC or SVGA connection display the same
video. If the scan converter option is installed in the system, then select a patient
for review and verify that the image on the primary monitor is also available on
the scan converter output. Perform functionality test on the system.
tower.
4.12 LVDS Board Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and install a new video interface
board in a PlatinumOne.
The following material is provided with the replacement kit:
• Video interface board

• Small flat screwdriver


Rear Chassis Screws
Cabinet - Rear View
Retaining screws
Power cable Ribbon cable
8. Disconnect the external camera cable from the board.

9. Disconnect the power cable from the board.
10. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the board.
11. Using a small flat head screwdriver, remove the two mounting / retaining screws
from the outside of the PC.
13. Secure the board with the screws removed earlier.
14. Reconnect the ribbon cable to the board.
15. Reconnect the power cable to the board.
16. Reconnect the camera cable to the board.
18. System should boot to the application screen.
19. When the system has powered up to the application, open a new patient for
acquisition, and turn on fluoro. Verify that an image is displayed and agrees with
the expected image. Perform full function test on the system. If this is true, then
the LVDS board is correctly installed.
tower.
4.13 Hardcopy Board Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and install a hardcopy (digital
host control) interface board in a PlatinumOne.
The following material should be provided with the replacement kit:
• Hardcopy (digital host control) interface board

DEFINITIONS
Digital Host The digital host control board interfaces to laser printers using a protocol
Control board develop by 3M, called 3M 831. This board is a small board with a 37-pin
(DHC) connector on the external side of the board and an internal connection for
a serial communications cable.

Rear Chassis Screws
Cabinet - Rear View
Retaining screw Serial ribbon cable
8. Disconnect the external hardcopy cable (37 pin) from the board.
9. Disconnect the serial ribbon cable (for serial communications) from the board.
10. Using a Philips head screwdriver, remove the one retaining screw from the
mounting bracket on the PC.
13. Reconnect the serial ribbon cable to the board.
14. Reconnect the external hardcopy cable to the board.
16. Perform normal boot up.
17. When the system has powered up to the application, exit and start the service
application. Select the “Diag” function and execute the diagnostics for the
hardcopy board. If the tests pass, the board has been installed properly.
18. Perform full function test on the system.
tower.
4.14 IAPDB Board Replacement Procedure
This procedure provides instructions on how to remove and install an IAPDB in a

PlatinumOne system in the field.
The following material should be provided with the replacement kit:
• IAPDB
DEFINITIONS
IAPDB Image Acquisition, Processing and Display Board – the main board in the
system, responsible for interfacing to the camera, GIM unit, performing the
image processing and driving the video display in the system.

Rear Chassis Screws
Cabinet - Rear View
Retaining screw Video ribbon IAPDB Camera ribbon

cable cable
Standoffs
8. Disconnect the external DVI cable (short cable to graphics board) from the board.
9. Disconnect the GIM cable (network style connector) from the board.
10. Disconnect the internal video ribbon cable.
11. Disconnect the internal camera ribbon cable.
12. Remove the standoffs.
13. Remove the cable tie.
14. Using a Philips head screwdriver, remove the one retaining screw from the
mounting bracket on the PC.
17. Secure the board with the cable tie.
18. Secure the board with the standoffs. Apply household goop around the bottom
standoff.
19. Reconnect the camera ribbon cable to the board.
20. Reconnect the video ribbon cable to the board.
21. Reconnect the GIM cable to external connections of the board
22. Reconnect the DVI cable to external connections of the board
23. Power on the system. During the power up procedure, hold down the left shift
key.
24. When the system is done booting up, it will display a login screen. Logon as
serviceapp. Enter the password “Orion”. The service application will start.
25. Select the “Diag” function and execute the diagnostics for the IAPDB. If the tests
pass, the board has been installed properly.
26. Perform full function test on the system.
tower.
Power the system back on and verify that the application is started
4.15 IAPDB Board Memory Upgrade/Replace Instructions


outlet).
Rear Chassis Screws
Figure 1
4. Remove the two screws from the rear of the chassis. (See Figure 1)
5. Remove the side cover.
PC Bracket
mounting screw
IAPDB Board
Figure 2
6. Remove the PC bracket mounting screw from the IAPDB board. (See Figure 2)
Top Standoff
Figure 3
7. Remove the top Standoff screw from the board. (See Figure 3)
8. Remove the cables connected to the IAPDB board.
9. Cut the Tie wrap in the chassis that supports the board to the board brace. (Not
shown in Figure 3)
10. Remove the IAPDB board from the PC motherboard.
White ejection tabs
Figure 4
11. Remove the existing memory module from the IAPDB board by pulling the white
ejection tabs away from the module. (The module will unseat itself from the
connector. See Figure 4)
12. Insert the new or replacement module into the connector and lock the white tabs.
13. Insert the IAPDB board back into the chassis slot that it was removed from.
14. Fasten the PC bracket with the screw that was removed from the earlier step.
15. Reattached the PC side panel and fasten it with the screws from the earlier step.
16. Turn ON the system and monitors, and verify the system boots to the main
menu.
17. Perform full functionality testing on the system
4.16 Ethernet Adapter

Installing the Ethernet Card:
1. Shut down the system, locate

and remove the Ethernet or
Network cable from the back
of the system as shown.
2. Remove the side panel for

accessing the inside of the
chassis.
3. Install the new Intel Pro/100 s Ethernet adapter into any free PCI slot and secure it.
4. Replace side panel cover and reconnect network cable to the new Ethernet card.
Driver Installation:
1. Power the system on and enter the CMOS configuration by continuously
pressing [F2].
2. Use the left/Right arrow keys to highlight "Advanced" in the top row of
choices.
3. Use the Up/Down arrows keys to select "Peripheral Configuration".
4. Scroll down to "LAN Device" and press enter.
5. Select "Disabled" to disable the onboard Ethernet, then press enter.
6. Press [Esc] and arrow over to "Exit".
7. Press Enter two times to save and exit the CMOS configuration.
8. Insert the CD that came with the new Intel card.
9. The system will momentarily reboot and when you see the Windows
screen start to show up you will need to hold Down the Left [Shift] key
until you are prompted to log on. This is so the system does not
automatically log on.
10. In order to load the drivers on the system you will have to log in as
"serviceapp", replace operator with "serviceapp" in the user field and
type "orion" as the password. Press enter.
11. The system will find new hardware and begin to start the installation for it.
This OK. DO NOT press any keys yet.
12. Allow system to boot into either the "Service" or "Clinical" application. If in
Service application, click the "Exit" button on the bottom right corner of
the screen. If in the Clinical application then right-click in the image area
and select "Close Application".
NOTE: By changing the Ethernet card the system will most likely prompt you to enter a
new Site Key. At this point you can still continue the installation without the site
key by clicking OK. After the install is complete the system will be rebooted and
the Site Key window will appear again. Contact the "Customer Care" group to
obtain the Site Key.
13. Once out of the applications the new hardware wizard should have been
running in the background. Click OK at the "Insert CD" message. If this
message does not appear the system has found the device driver and
should display a "Digital Signature" window.
14. If all files are not found automatically you will have to browse the root of
the CD for any additional files needed. (Files like "e100ns.sys" should be
at the root of the D: drive)
15. Click "Yes" if the "Overwrite existing files" window appears.
16. Click "Yes" at Digital Signature window.
17. If no errors show up the card has been successfully installed.
Verify Installation:
1. At the Windows Desktop right-click on "My Computer" icon.
2. Select "Properties"
3. Select the "Hardware" tab, and then click the "Device Manager" button.
4. Once in device manager expand the "Network Adapter" selection by
clicking the [+] sign.
5. Verify that there are no yellow exclamation marks next to the "Intel
Pro/100 s" selection.
6. Close all windows and contact the network administrator to connect and
access the systems network.
4.17 EP RAID Drive Replacement


outlet).
4. Open both sides of the system case and remove the front panel.
5. Remove the power connector and SATA Cable from the defective drive.
6. Remove the drive bay that contains the SATA drives (3 screws).
7. Remove the screws that hold the hard drive in place.
8. Remove the defective hard drive from the metal bay.
9. Install the new Hard Drive into the metal bay and secure it with the screws.
10. Install the drive and bay back into the chassis.
11. Connect the power and SATA cable onto the new drive.
12. Reboot again, watch the boot sequence for an opportunity to press [Ctrl-s] and
do so when prompted. This should place you in the RAID utility, seen below in
Figure 1.
Figure 1
13. Once inside the RAID utility, select Delete RAID Set and press Enter.
14. Once the old RAID has been destroyed, select Create RAID Set and press Enter.
15. Select Striped and press Enter.
16. Select Manual Configuration and press Enter. You should now see the screen
illustrated in Figure 2.
Figure 2
17. Select 0 PM and Press Enter. You will see screen illustrated in Figure 3.
Figure 3
18. Select 1 SM and press Enter. You will see screen illustrated in Figure 4.
Figure 4
19. Select 128K and press enter. You will see screen illustrated in Figure 5
Figure 5
20. Hit Y key on keyboard. You will now see screen illustrated in Figure 6.
Figure 6
21. Press [Ctrl-E] to exit the RAID utility, and select Y for Yes at the prompt.
22. Reinstall the side panel and secure with the two screws.
23. At this point, the system should be rebooted. After the reboot, allow the system
to boot into Windows.
24. Log in as serviceapp.
25. Right click on My Computer and select Manage. See Figure 7.
Figure 7
26. Choose Disk Management from the left-side menu, and when the wizard shows
up, press next. (See figure 8)
Figure 8
27. Check disk one in the Write Signature page and hit next as shown in Figure 9.
Figure 9
28. Unselect disk one on the disk upgrade screen and hit next. Figure 10 shows this
screen.
Figure 10
29. Hit the finish button to complete this portion of the procedure. (Figure 11)
Figure 11
30. Next, right click in the black unformatted space shown in the new drive. Select
Create Partition from the drop-down menu, as seen in Figure 12.
Figure 12
31. Hit next when the wizard pops up, and select Primary partition on the screen
seen in Figure 13. Hit next again to advance.
Figure 13
32. Select the default size for the partition, as shown in Figure 14, and press next
again.
Figure 14
33. Set the drive letter to “E” and press next. (Figure 15)
Figure 15
34. Select NTFS for the file system (see Figure 16), press next, and then finish.
Figure 16
35. You should see the screen in Figure 17. The format process will take about ½
hour, and the system should be rebooted after the format completes. At that
point, the system is ready for use.
Figure 17
4.18 Raid Rebuild Procedure

NOTE: The RAID rebuild process will take several hours to complete. During this time,
Image acquisition at full speed will not be possible.

outlet).
4. Open the system case.
5. Remove the power connector and IDE Cable from the defective drive.
6. Remove the screws that hold the hard drive in place.
7. Remove the defective hard drive from the metal bay.
8. Install the new Hard Drive into the metal bay and secure it with the screws.
9. Install the drive and bay back into the chassis.
10. Connect the power and IDE cable onto the new drive.
11. Power on the system and press Alt + 3 when the 3Ware BIOS screen comes up
as seen below. This occurs just after the system turns on, before Windows
loads.
12. After pressing Alt + 3, the following screen will be displayed.
13. Press any key to continue into the RAID setup screen.
14. The RAID setup screen is seen below. Select the Rebuild Array button at the
lower right of the screen.
15. The following screen will be displayed. Select OK.
16. The system will return you to the main screen, but the status in the upper right
corner will now read “Rebuilding (after F8)” as seen in the screen below.
17. Press F8. The following screen will be displayed. Select Y to continue.
18. Reinstall the side panel and secure with the two screws.
19. It will take quite some time (several hours) to complete the rebuild. During this
time, the system will not be able to acquire CINE images at full rate.
20. To monitor progress, boot into Windows and open the 3DM application. The icon
for 3DM is shown below.
21. During the rebuild, the 3DM application will look like the following screen.
22. When rebuild is complete, the 3DM application will look like the following screen.
At this point, the system should be rebooted. After the reboot, the system is
ready for use.
4.19 RAID Card Replacement

4. Unplug the PSU unit power cord from the power inlet on the unit.
5. Remove the screw holding the RAID card into the chassis as seen in the image
below.
Mounting
screw
6. Unplug the RAID card from the motherboard slot and twist it so the drive cables
are visible (see picture that follows)
7. Unplug the drive cables one at a time and plug them into the same port on the
new card. Repeat this until all drive cables have been migrated to the new card.
The cables must be plugged into the same port on the new card as the old
card. Failure to do so may result in loss of data!
8. Plug the AC cord back into the system and power it on. The system may turn on
when the cord is plugged in. This is normal.
Service Support Policy & Spare Parts
Table of Contents
1. SERVICE SUPPORT POLICY ............................................................................................................2
1.1 BUYER RESPONSIBILITIES .................................................................................................. 3

1.2 INFIMED RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................................................ 4
1.3 PRODUCT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS.................................................................................... 4
2. SPARE PARTS POLICY .....................................................................................................................7
2.1 PRODUCT/SPARE PARTS PROVISIONS ................................................................................ 7

2.2 WARRANTY REPLACEMENT/REPAIRS .................................................................................. 7
2.3 NON-WARRANTY REPAIRS/REPLACEMENTS ........................................................................ 8
3. REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST............................................................................................................9
Document#745-106--G1 SS- 1
1. SERVICE SUPPORT POLICY
WARNING: This section includes information on all necessary documentation for

recording installation and servicing procedures as required by the F.D.A.
(Food and Drug Administration) and InfiMed. Strict compliance is required in
completing the forms.
Forms:
InfiMed will make copies of this form available to its representatives each time an
order is placed, or upon request. Copies of the forms are also included in this
manual.
Policy:
This policy outlines the minimum requirements for an InfiMed (product or system)
“Product” “buyer” (i.e., OEM, VAR, Distributor, or Dealer) to act as an authorized
InfiMed service representative. The purpose of this policy is to ensure that after-sale
service is conducted at a level of quality that will ensure compliance with applicable
state and federal regulations, enhance customer satisfaction, and benefit both the
Buyer and InfiMed.
NOTE: Modem transmission field service support is available at an additional charge.

Contact InfiMed Customer Service Department for pricing and to make
arrangements.
1.1 Buyer Responsibilities
1. The Buyer shall, at his or her own expense and in a manner satisfactory to
InfiMed, maintain adequately trained personnel in order to provide prompt
customer service. This includes installation of equipment, emergency repair
and routine preventive maintenance as specified by InfiMed.
2. Service obligations of the Buyer shall be carried out in conformance with

such standards of quality as InfiMed may from time to time establish.
3. The Buyer shall, at no charge to InfiMed, allow periodic (not to exceed

quarterly) inspection of his or her service operations by InfiMed personnel if
so requested.
4. The Buyer will record all service activities on a mutually acceptable service
form and submit copies to the InfiMed Field Service Department.
5. The Buyer will additionally be responsible for requesting assistance from

InfiMed, as required to properly perform End-User service, in the event that
the Buyer is unable to solve a problem situation. These services, when
required, will be billed to the Buyer as per the Buyer Agreement in force.
6. Overseas Buyer shall maintain a minimum complement of Spare Part(s) at

the buyer’s expense, as required in order to maintain the Product(s).
7. In accordance with FDA requirements, non-routine End-User complaints

pertaining to the failure of the Product to meet its performance specifications
must be reported immediately to InfiMed. Direct all initial calls of this nature
to the Quality Assurance Manager. Examples include, but are not limited to:
• Patient death, injury associated with the x-ray room

• Injury directly related to the Product (shock)
• Diagnostic failure / misleading information
• Occurrence of same failure more than three (3) times
• Any governmental involvement
1.2 InfiMed Responsibilities
InfiMed will provide the following to all Buyer service representatives on a routine
basis:
1. Planning information on new product support requirements in terms of

training, spares and equipment (as products are sold in the Buyer’s territory).
2. Technical documentation in accordance with established policies and at
current prices.
3. Telephone technical support as required to resolve problem situations.
4. Provide new or repaired Spare Part(s) to the Dealer within normal order and
repair cycle.
5. Provide replacement parts for emergency breakdown situations, which are
not supported by field or depot level Spare Part(s) stock.
6. Spare parts order documentation, pricing and availability, and forecasting
assistance.
7. “On location support” or modem transmission support as needed and at
current prices.
1.3 Product Service Requirements
Service of all InfiMed Products performed by Buyer shall be conducted in accordance

with the following specifications:
Personnel
InfiMed reserves the right to disapprove of individuals to provide service upon

show of just cause.
Training
No service shall be performed on Products sold unless the service personnel

have attended the InfiMed PlatinumOne Technical Training Course.
Documentation
For each Product(s) ordered a “Pre-Installation Site Survey” form

must be completed and sent to InfiMed, Order Services Department
within ten (10) days of receipt of order. Two copies of the Pre-
Installation Site Survey form are included in the PlatinumOne Site
Planning Guide. The Pre-Installation Survey Form is used to
determine the exact PlatinumOne configuration requirements for
each end-user site. The form is to be completed by a representative
ordering the PlatinumOne product line, and the site Chief
Radiologist/Cardiologist, Administrator, or planner.
All Product(s) installed by the Buyer must be reported in writing to

InfiMed on an “Installation Report” no longer than thirty (30) calendar
days after installation. Installation Report forms should be sent to
InfiMed, Attn.: Field Service Manager. Failure to mail or deliver
Installation Report forms within thirty (30) days after installation
will result in reduction of Buyer warranty claims from one year
from first clinical use, to one year from product shipment. One
(1) Installation Report form is included with this manual.
Any hardware or software field failure encountered after first clinical

use must be documented on an “Field Maintenance Report”, and sent
to the Quality Assurance Manager within thirty (30) calendar days of
occurrence. This form should also be used when completing the
Preventive Maintenance procedure as outlined in this manual. The
Buyer should maintain this form for a period of ten (10) years from the
date of such service. Copies of the Field Maintenance form are
included with this manual.
Any field upgrade such as purchased retrofits (hardware or software),

or InfiMed field change orders must be documented on an “Field
Upgrade Report”, and returned to the Quality Assurance Department
within thirty (30) calendar days of the completed upgrade. Copies of
the Field Maintenance form are included in this manual. These
changes should also be recorded on the “Service Record Sheet” at
the front of this manual.
Modifications
Buyer shall perform all modifications as prescribed by InfiMed, if required,

and report status or completion as required by InfiMed. Buyer shall not
perform any unauthorized modifications to the Products for any reason
without express authorization from InfiMed.
Situation Control
Buyer shall request assistance from the InfiMed Quality Assurance

Department as required for problem situations.
InfiMed reserves the right upon direct receipt of End-User complaint to

determine appropriate course of action including direct assistance, and to bill
Buyer for assistance required to perform normal service work. Buyer shall
provide the End-User with an InfiMed-trained and responsible service person
at no charge whenever InfiMed provides direct on-site support at the request
of the Buyer or End-User.
Special Tools/Test Equipment
Buyer shall, at his or her own expense, maintain a minimum complement of

the items listed below:
• Line pair phantom

• Step wedge phantom (Nuclear Associates Step Wedge
• Penetrometer #07-456 or equivalent)
• Dual trace, Dual Time base oscilloscope
(Tektronix 434 or equivalent)
• Digital volt-ohm meter (20,000 ohm/volt min.)
• Dosimeter (Keithly #35050A or equivalent)
• KVP Meter (or equivalent)
• MAS Meter (or equivalent)
• Basic hand tools
• Soldering iron (60 watts maximum)
2. SPARE PARTS POLICY
2.1 Product/Spare Parts Provisions
InfiMed will provide warranty or non-warranty support as defined below to the Buyer
for Product(s) and/or Spare Part(s) covered in this Agreement.
Warranty Service
Spare Part(s) will be repaired or replaced at no charge to the Buyer providing

the defective item(s) are returned to InfiMed within fifteen (15) days according
to the procedure described in the section Spare Parts. Buyer will be
responsible for any and all shipping charges incurred.
Non-Warranty Service
Replacement Part orders will be at Spare Parts Pricing in effect at the time of
the order. Contact InfiMed Order Services for pricing and availability.
Should the Buyer require Part(s) to be repaired, the Spare Part(s) will be repaired within
thirty (30) normal business days, on a time and materials basis. Contact InfiMed, Order
Services for rates and scheduling.
2.2 Warranty Replacement/Repairs
WARNING: Any item returned to InfiMed must be completely free of all biological
contaminants. InfiMed will return any contaminated item and charge the
shipping costs to the originator.
1. Contact InfiMed Order Services Dept. The following information is required:
Part Number and description of the defective item(s)

PlatinumOne unit Serial number
End-user name, address, and telephone number
Brief description of error encountered
A purchase order number against which InfiMed will invoice for
replacement part and shipping charges. No shipment will be made until
InfiMed receives a hard copy either by fax or mail. Credit will be issued
against this purchase order once InfiMed receives the part to be replaced.
See #5 for additional stipulations regarding credit.
2. After verification of warranty for the damaged part, a Return Material

Authorization (RMA) number will be issued.
3. The method of shipment and shipping information for the replacement part will be
determined.
4. The defective part should be shipped PREPAID to:

InfiMed, Inc.
ATTN: RMA# xxxxxxxx
Liverpool, New York 13088
NOTE: The RMA number MUST appear on the outside of the package and packing list.
Customer to pay return/replacement shipping charges.
5. The defective part must be received within thirty (30) days for full credit. If the
part is returned after the thirty (30) day period (from the date the replacement
part was received), NO CREDIT WILL BE ISSUED!
2.3 Non-Warranty Repairs/Replacements

InfiMed Products may be repaired or replaced by the Service Department following the
procedures given below:
1. Contact InfiMed Order Services Department. The following information is

required:
• The InfiMed part number (IPN) and a description of the
defective item(s).
• PlatinumOne unit Serial number
• End-user name, address and telephone number
• Brief description of the error encountered
• A purchase order number against which InfiMed will invoice. Repairs will NOT
be made until a copy of the purchase order is received either by fax or
through the mail. If an estimate is requested, the service organization will be
informed of the estimated cost for the repair within 24 hours.
2. InfiMed has the option to charge full price for replacing an irreparable item,
discounting the full price of any item, or charging a flat rate for minor repairs.
3. A Return Material Authorization (RMA) will be issued for the damaged item.
4. Send the item, with shipping charges PREPAID to:
InfiMed, Inc.
ATTN: RMA # xxxxxxx
Liverpool, New York 13088
NOTE: The RMA number MUST appear on the outside of the package and packing list.
Customer to pay return/replacement shipping charges.
5. Repair Item: Item will be repaired within thirty (30) days. If it is anticipated that
the repair will take longer than thirty days, InfiMed will notify customer of
expected delivery time.
6. Replacement Item: Replacement item will be shipped within one day of receipt
of a hardcopy of the Purchase Order (if an in-stock item). Buyer to determine
shipping method (overnight AM/PM 2-day, ground) and pay all shipping costs.
3. Replacement Parts List
NOTE: These part numbers are subject to change. Please verify the part number with
InfiMed Order Services or Customer Care when ordering replacement part.
Spare Parts IPN Comments

Advantx Interface Board 735-956-G1
Cable, ABS & Analog Output 726-632-G1 UTP 24AWG Solid 2-Pair
Cable, Camera LVDS 100FT 726-204-G1 RF or DSA
Cable, Camera LVDS 100FT 726-456-G1 RF only
Cable, Drive Output & Analog Input 068-043 UTP 24AWG Solid 4-Pair
Cable, DVI Loopback 726-521-G1
Cable, Heliflex AEC Photo-diode board 726-795-G1 50ft.
Cable, Null Modem 735-371-G1
Cable, Keyboard Ext 100FT 726-088-G1
Cable, LVDS Interface to IAPDB 726-522-G2
Cable, Mouse Ext 100FT 726-088-G2
Cable, Opto Input 25FT GIM-GEN 726-086-G1
Cable, Power Ext Cord 100FT 726-084-G1
Cable, Relay 25FT GIM-GEN 726-087-G1
Cable, SVGA 068-017
Cable, VGA Extension 100FT 735-042-G1
Cable, VGA Extension 6FT 068-045
Cable, Video Interface to IAPDB 726-523-G1
Cable, Picker / Advantx Interface A 726-298-G1 GIM to Cable A of Picker or Advantx intf.
Cable, Picker / Advantx Interface B 726-299-G1 GIM to Cable B of Picker or Advantx intf.
Camera Replacement Configurator 726-550-G1 Use Configurator to replace V.O &
Innovision Camera’s
CD-RW Replacement Kit 726-155-G1 w/ Instructions For Teac CDW552E

Need ver2003.03.17.0x or greater
CD-RW Upgrade Kit DICOM 726-198-G1 w/ Instructions For Teac CDW552E
CD-RW Upgrade Kit DICOM R/W Only 726-198-G2 w/ Instructions For Teac CDW552E
CPU & Motherboard Replacement Kit (D815 726-224-G1 w/ Instructions
M/B)
CPU & Motherboard Replacement Kit (D845 726-224-G2 w/ Instructions
M/B)
Dual Keyboard Adapter 098-509
Ethernet replace Kit, PCI 726-277-G1 w/ Instructions
Flat Panel Arm Mount Replacement Kit 726-194-G1 w/ Instructions
Floppy Drive Replacement Kit 739-316-G1 w/ Instructions
Fuse, 2.5A, 250V 3AG Fast Acting 062-006 For GIM
GIM Replacement Kit (InfiMed) (RF, DSA 726-156-G1 w/ Instructions
only)
GIM Replacement Kit (InfiMed) (RF, DSA) 726-156-G4 w/ Instructions
Glide Point 098-410
Graphics Board Replacement Kit 726-157-G1 w/ Instructions
Hardcopy Board Replacement Kit 726-158-G1 w/ Instructions
Hard Drive Replacement Kit, STD D815 726-162-G1 w/ Instructions

Motherboard
Hard Drive Replacement Kit, LRG D815 726-162-G2 w/ Instructions
Motherboard
Hard Drive Replacement Kit, D815 726-162-G3 120GB w/ Instructions
Motherboard
Hard Drive Replacement Kit, STD D845 726-223-G1 w/ Instructions
Motherboard
Hard Drive Replacement Kit, LRG D845 726-223-G2 w/ Instructions
Motherboard
Hard Drive Replacement Kit, D845 726-223-G3 120GB w/ Instructions
Motherboard
Heliflex AEC Photo-diode board 726-796-G1 AEC Photo-diode board for Heliflex Lens
IAPDB Board Replacement Kit w/256Mb 726-159-G1 w/ Instructions
IAPDB Board Replacement Kit w/512Mb 726-159-G2 w/ Instructions
Iris Assembly Replacement Kit, LF 726-548-G1 w/ Instructions
Iris Assembly Replacement Kit, SF 726-548-G2 w/ Instructions
Isolation Transformer – 100V (Infimed) 735-272-G3
Keyboard Replacement – LT Gray 098-632
Keyboard Replacement – Black 098-699
LVDS Interface Board Replacement Kit 726-160-G1 w/ Instructions
Manual, Technical 726-106-G1
Manual, User 726-104-G1
Memory Upgrade/replace Kit 256Mb for 726-290-G1 Memory Module w/ instructions (IAPDB
IAPDB board board only)
Memory Upgrade/replace Kit 512Mb for 726-290-G2 Memory Module w/ instructions (IAPDB
IAPDB board board only)
Memory Upgrade/Replacement Kit 256Mb 739-319-G1 S-DRAM Module w/ Instructions (PC
for PC Motherboard (D815 Motherboard) motherboard only)
Memory Upgrade/Replacement Kit 256Mb 739-319-G2 S-DRAM DDR Module w/ Instructions
for PC Motherboard (D845 Motherboard) (PC motherboard only)
Modem Replacement Kit 739-262-G1 w/ Instructions
Monitor Kit, 17” Bright View 735-053-G2
Monitor Kit, 21” Bright View 735-053-G1
Monitor, LCD Flat Panel Replacement Kit 726-187-G1 w/ Instructions
DICOM Monitor, LCD Flat Panel 726-187-G2
Replacement Kit
Monitor Mounting Kit, 17” Bright View 735-736-G2 Use Per TECHNICAL ADVISORY #107
Monitor Mounting Kit, 21” Bright View 735-736-G1 Use Per TECHNICAL ADVISORY #107
Monitor Replacement Kit, 20” Clinton 735-141-G2
Mouse, Wheel, Replacement – LT Gray 098-664

Mouse, Wheel, Replacement – Black 098-698
Picker Interface Box II Modified 726-633-G1 Compatible replacement for 098-518
Power Supply Replacement Kit 739-264-G1 w/ Instructions
Remote Touch Panel Replacement Kit 726-673-G1 w/ Instructions
Remote Touch Panel Hard Drive 726-675-G1 w/ Instructions

Replacement Kit
Remote Touch Panel Memory Replacement 726-677-G1 w/ Instructions
Kit
Scan Converter Upgrade Kit 726-572-G1
Software config CD’s (Infimed) 726-670-G1 Includes Config CD and Manuals CD

Ver. 2003.08.05.01
Software Upgrade kit – FCO 165 726-220-G1 FCO 165. Software version 1.1.0.2
Software Upgrade kit – FCO 168 726-448-G1 FC0 168. Software version 1.1.0.03
Software Upgrade kit – FCO 173 726-567-G1 FC0 173. Software version
3002.03.17.04 & New Feature Guide.
Software Upgrade Kit – FCO 184 726-645-G1 FCO –184 Software Version
2003.08.05.01
Software Upgrade Kit FCO 188 726-672-G8 FCO 188 Software Version
2003.11.11.03
SVGA Splitter 098-451 Used for connecting additional Flat Mon
Upgrade Kit, RF to DSA 726-810-G1 Software features only.
UPS Power Manager, Tested 720-891-G1 115VAC Combo UPS / Power
conditioner
UPS Power Manager, Tested 720-891-G2 230VAC Combo UPS / Power
conditioner
Video Interface Board Replacement Kit 726-161-G1 w/ Instructions
Video Interface Board Upgrade Kit 726-222-G1 w/ Instructions. FCO 166.
Appendices
Appendix A Symbols
Appendix B Abbreviations and Definitions
Appendix C Compatibility List
Appendix D Pulsed Fluoro Configuration
Appendix E Monitor Brightness/Contrast
Adjustment & Calibration
Doc. #745-106-G1 Appendix 1

Appendix A – Symbols
This symbol indicates the system is rated as

Type B Equipment according to IEC 601
regulations. This symbol is located on the
rear panel of the system’s PC cabinet.
Attention: Consult accompanying documents.

!
Indicates the power switch for the system’s PC

system. This symbol is located on the front
panel of the electronics cabinet.
Power: Disconnection from the mains
ON (Power: connection to the mains)

. OFF – Only for part of the equipment
ON – Only for part of the equipment
Protective Earth Symbol
Alternating Current (AC)

Appendix B – Abbreviations and Definitions
What follows is a list of commonly used abbreviations and terms used in the manual.
A Amps
ABS Automatic Brightness Stabilization
AC Alternating Current
American College of Radiology – National Electronics
ACR-NEMA
Manufacturers Association
AGC Automatic Gain Control
Auto Image Optimization – A technique used by InfiMed to
AIO automatically select the optimum W/L and Display Lookup Table
before the image is displayed.
ATA66 66 Mbyte/Sec IDE Interface
BGHC Background Hardcopy.
Bit Smallest quantity of computer data represented by either 0 or 1
Byte 8-bit quantity
C Celsius
CD-RW Compact Disk-Rewritable
cm Centimeters
Room separate from the In-Room where the patient can be
Control Room
monitored during the procedure.
CPU Central Processing Unit.
DAC Digital to Analog Converter
DICOM Digital Imaging Communications in Medicine.
DHC Digital Host Control Interface Board
DRAM Dynamic RAM
Digital Subtraction Angiography (also known as Vascular
DSA
Procedure)
DSP Digital Signal Processor
E Expose
F Fahrenheit
FDA Food and Drug Administration
FIFO First In First Out
FOV Field Of View
FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array
fps Frames per second
FRU Field Replaceable Unit
FWD Forward

Gx Gain – Refers to Image Intensifier gain
hPa Hecto Pascal (unit of pressure measurement)
HDD Hard Disk Drive
Hz Hertz
IAPDB Image Acquisition Processing and Display Board
The room that contains the x-ray source, detector and the table
In-Room
that holds the patient undergoing the procedure
kV Kilovoltage
L Level (Brightness)
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
LED Light Emitting Diode
LIH Last Image Hold
LUT Lookup Table.
LVO Live Video Override (also referred to as Fluoro Override)
Mbytes 10242 or 1,048,576 bytes
MC Motion Correction
mA Milliamps
MID Multi Image Display
mm Millimeter
mR Milli-rad
OTS Off The Shelf
Opacification *An act or the process of becoming or rendering opaque
PACE Post-acquisition Automatic Copy and Enhancement.
PC Personal Computer.
PCI Peripheral Component Interconnect.
Embedded Processor with a PCI interface used on the IAPB
PCI Processor
board for real time acquisition and image processing control.
A button that carries out an action. The button's appearance
changes when it is pressed, and reverts back to its previous
Push Button
appearance when released. A Push Button typically has a label
which describes its action (same as Command Button).
QA Quantitative Analysis
QID Quad Image Display
RTD Real-Time Disk.
R/F Radiography / Fluorography
RAID Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
RAM Random Access Memory
RAMDAC Random Access Memory Digital to Analog Converter
ROI Region of Interest
SCSI Small Computer Systems Interconnect.
SDRAM Synchronize Dynamic Random Access Memory

SID Single Image Display
SIMM Single Inline Memory Module
S/N Serial Number
SRAM Static RAM
SVGA Super Video Graphics Adapter.
SW Software.
UL Underwriters Laboratory
uR Micro-Rad
V Volts
VCR Video Cassette Recorder
VGA Video Graphic Adapter.
VxD Windows Virtual Device Driver
W Window
*Merriam Webster Medical Dictionary

Appendix C - Compatibility List
Table of Contents
Overview ........................................................................................................................ 3
DICOM PACS Network Compatibility........................................................................... 3
DICOM Print Class Compatibility ................................................................................. 3
Hardcopy Compatibility ................................................................................................ 4
Approved Generator Compatibility.............................................................................. 5
Overview
The items listed below are external devices that have been tested and approved by InfiMed The
following lists do not reflect all devices with which the PlatinumOne is compatible. This list
reflects the devices on which we have extensive documentation. This compatibility list will be
updated accordingly as new devices are approved by InfiMed.
DICOM PACS Network Compatibility
DICOM compatible PACS networks Compatibility (Ethernet
Name Status
Agfa IMPAX
Approved
ALI UltraPACS v4.2

Approved
Comview
Approved
Imation/CEMAX/ICON
Approved
Kodak MIIL V3.1 Approved (this is an archive device)
Kodak CX/DX V2.1.7 Approved (this is an SCP class only review station)
Siemens Magic View 5.0 PC for DICOM

Approved
Siemens VAO3 with release 5.0 (with

patch) Approved
DICOM Print Class Compatibility

The ability of PlatinumOne to DICOM print to Digital Laser Imagers
Hardcopy Compatibility
Hardcopy Compatibility: PlatinumOne Direct Digital Host Control to Digital Laser Imagers
Laser Model Status Vendor Requirements

MFG
Agfa Matrix LR 3300 Approved MG 3000 Medical Gateway with RS485 Cable
Agfa Drystar 2000 Approved MG 3000 Medical Gateway with RS485 Cable
Agfa Drystar 3000 Approved MG 3000 Medical Gateway with RS485 Cable
Codonics NP-1600MD Approved Digital Interface with Parallel Cable
Dupont/ LINX Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable
Sterling
Dupont/ LP300/LP400 Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable
Sterling
Fuji FL-IM (3543N Approved MF300/MF300L Multiformater with RS485 cable
and 2636N)
Imation/ 8700 DryView Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, P831
3M
Imation/ 831 Laser Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, 8MB Mem
3M
Imation/ 952 Laser Plus Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, 8MB Mem
3M
Imation/ 959 XL Laser Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, 32MB Mem
3M
Imation/ 969 HQ Laser Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, 32MB Mem
3M
Kodak Ektascan 100 Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, P831 Autofilming,
and 4 memory boards
w KEIM and 4 memory boards
Kodak XLP Laser Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable, P831 Autofilming,
and 4 memory boards
and 20 MB board
and 3 memory boards
Konica DryPro 722 Approved Uses PrintLink ID as frontend
Konica LI-10A Approved Digital Interface with RS485 Cable
Polaroid Helios Approved Digital host control, P831 selected
Approved Generator Compatibility
Generator Model Considerations

• User must manually select a frame rate of 6FPS
on the Advantx control panel for all rates of rapid
acquisition.
• PPR framing rate greater than 5FPS is not
supported
• PPR framing rate less than 1FPS is not supported
• Delays of over 1 second are not supported during a
programmable sequence acquisition
• Run acquisitions are terminated when the buffer
memory of the InfiMed product is exceeded due to
the rate slowing down to less than 1 image per
GE Advantx 1 second. An additional RAM memory option from
InfiMed should be a purchase consideration to
avoid this condition when in DSA serial acquisition.
• Aborting an acquisition run (activating, then
suddenly releasing Prep) will cause the GE
Advantx injector to disarm.
• A “Film Transport Error” will be displayed on the
Advantx control console if the spot exposure switch
is not released promptly after an exposure. The
error is innocuous and will not interrupt normal
system operations.
The following L300 components are required to provide the

necessary signals to accomplish digital photospot
capabilities.
• MX1A9 photospot module (Part #46184772G1*)

• MX1A52, MX1A53 or MX1A56 distribution panel
• Photo multiplier or photo cell with brightness
integrator and associated circuitry housed in the
image gate (The previous likely describes the
MG2A9A8 ‘Quantimat PCB for Photo Spot pickup’
part #46-188704G1)
• Cable from A9 Module to A53 Module (part #46-
182507G61*) 2 ea. required
GE L300 • Cable from A9 Module to A53 Module (part #46-
• Cable from A53 Module to MG2A11 (part #46-
170295G6*) 2 ea. required MX1A53-J111 to
MG2A11-J7 and MX1A53-J112 to MG2A11-J8
The following L500 components are required to provide the
necessary signals to accomplish digital photospot
capabilities.
• MX1A9 photospot module (Part #46184772G1*)

• MX1A52, MX1A53 or MX1A56 distribution panel
• Photo-multiplier or photo cell with brightness
integrator and associated circuitry housed in the
image gate (The previous likely describes the
MG2A9A8 ‘Quantimat PCB for Photo Spot pickup’
GE L500 part #46-188704G1)
• Cable from A53 Module to MG2A11 (part #46-
170295G6*) 2 ea. required MX1A53-J111 to
MG2A11-J7 and MX1A53-J112 to MG2A11-J8
Philips MCRT No special considerations required

Philips Optimus M200 No special considerations required
Philips SUPER 80CP No special considerations required
To support digital fluoroscopy and digital radiograph
acquisition, the C-850 must be equipped with the
components to support optical photo timing at the output
of the image intensifier. The following components are
required to support this function:
• Multi-port optical distributor with PMT photo-pickup

assembly.
• Amplimat.
• High voltage control board part number 4535 207
351.
• PMT high voltage / signal connection cable.
The following modifications must be made to the C-850 to

enable the fluoro and spot function commands from
Philips C850 auxiliary channel 1A (Spot Device) to the auxiliary channel
1B (II Device).
• Add a jumper wire connection between connection

ERP7-3 and ERP8-3. (Aux Prep Cmmd 32).
ERP7-6 and ERP8-6. (Aux Fluoro Cmmd 33).
ERP7-10 and ERP8-10. (Aux Exp Cmmd 31).
• The existing video camera system must be
removed and disconnected from the SK-60481
chassis.
• No further modifications are required.
Picker Vector 100 No special considerations required
Siemens Polydoros 80S No special considerations required
Siemens Tridoros 712 No special considerations required
Toshiba KXO 850 No special considerations required
The addition of a PlatinumOne to UD150B-10/L series
generator replaces the existing video camera and display
monitors currently is use. In addition to high resolution
digital fluoroscopy, the ability to acquire indirect
radiographic exposures (Photo Spots) via the digital system
is also obtained.
Required Components
• The addition of two (2) 100 VAC relays and four
(4) 24 VDC relays is necessary for the proper
signal configurations to be supplied.
• A minimum of three normally open contacts is
required for each of the 24 VDC replays and
one normally open contact is required for the
100 VAC relays.
• Use of socket mount type relays is
recommended.
Interface Procedure
• For field upgrade installations, remove the
existing video camera and image display
monitors. The camera and monitors are
replaced with PlatinumOne components.
• Mount the Platinum GIM component to the
shield plate located in the rear of the UD-150B-
Shimadzu UD150B-10/L 10/L control cabinet.
• Mount the relays inside UD150B-10/L the
control cabinet as illustrated Figure 1:
High Speed Rotor Confirmation

Modify the MA CONT-UD PCB as shown in Figure 2.
This modification is required to eliminate a possible
intermittent short time exposure in the IFG mode (Digital
spot mode) caused by timing delay by the OKF signal
when the high speed rotor confirmation is already
existing.
Mirror Confirmation
On the EMC 91 PCB, add the following jumpers for mirror
position confirmation:
Fluoro S4 – S5 (See Figure 3)

Digital Spot S6 – S7 (See Figure 3)
Measure 70 board setting

On the measure 70 pcb, set switch DS3 to ON.
Short Time Compensation

Photo timing short time compensation must be calibrated
as prescribed in Service Bulletin number XR-92002.
The addition of a PlatinumOne to UD150B-30/L series
generator replaces the existing video camera and display
monitors currently is use. In addition to high resolution
digital fluoroscopy, the ability to acquire indirect
radiographic exposures (Photo Spots) via the digital system
is also obtained.
Required Components
The addition of two (2) 100 VAC relays is necessary for
the proper signal configurations to be supplied. Use of
socket mount type relays is recommended.
Interface Procedure
• For field upgrade installations, remove the existing
video camera and image display monitors. The
camera and monitors are replaced with
Shimadzu UD150B-30/L PlatinumOne components.
• Mount the Platinum GIM component to the shield

plate located in the rear of the UD-150B-30/L
control cabinet.
• Mount the relays inside UD150B-30/L the control

cabinet.
Modification - Mirror Confirmation
On the EMC 91 PCB, add the following jumpers for mirror
position confirmation:
Fluoro S4 – S5 (See Figure 3)

Digital Spot S6 – S7 (See Figure 3)
Short Time Compensation

Photo timing short time compensation must be calibrated
as prescribed in Service Bulletin number XR-92002.
The CPI Millenia requires a custom interface board and
software provided by CPI for connection of the InfiMed
digital products to the Millenia generator system. In
addition, the Millenia must also be properly equipped to
accommodate PMT or Photo-diode dose control for digital
radiographs.
Required Components:
• InfiMed Interconnect Board (CPI Part # 00733948)
• Automatic Exposure Contro (CPI part #
CPI Millenia
00728399)
Interface Procedure
1. Mount the GIM Component atop the CPI Millenia
Cabinet.
2. Mount the Camera to the optical distributor.
3. If not already installed, install the InfiMed
Interconnect board (CPI Part # 00733948).
4. If not already installed, install the Automatic
Exposure Control board (CPI part # 00728399).
Initial Adjustments
Configure the Millenia generator as outlined in the
Millenia Series Manual Supplement # 740868 (Included
with the InfiMed Interconnect board).
The CPI Indico requires a custom interface board and
software provided by CPI for connection of the InfiMed
digital products to the Indico generator system. In addition,
the Indico must also be properly equipped to
accommodate PMT or Photo-diode dose control for digital
radiographs.
Required Components:
• InfiMed Interconnect Board (CPI Part # 00733948)
• Automatic Exposure Contro (CPI part #
00728399)
Interface Procedure
CPI Indico
5. Mount the GIM Component atop the CPI Indico
Cabinet.
6. Mount the Camera to the optical distributor.
7. If not already installed, install the InfiMed
Interconnect board (CPI Part # 00733948).
8. If not already installed, install the Automatic
Exposure Control board (CPI part # 00728399).
Initial Adjustments
Configure the Indico generator as outlined in the Indico
Series Manual Supplement (Included with the InfiMed
Interconnect board).
Figure 1
Figure 2
Appendix D – Pulsed Fluoro Configuration
There are currently two methods of interfacing Pulsed Fluoro to the PlatinumOne system. The
first method uses the pulsed fluoro select signal (similar to FC2000 version). The second
method does not require a pulsed fluoro select signal. Both methods of interfacing Pulsed
Fluoro require the proper use of a radiation pulse on signal.
Radiation Pulse On - (FL PULSE ON [for pulsed fluoro systems only] or RAD PULSE ON [for
systems that support Cine]). The radiation pulse on indicates to the PlatinumOne system that
the generator is currently generating an x-ray exposure (Cine or Pulsed Fluoro). This pulse
must be active for a minimum of 10 milliseconds and a maximum of 30 milliseconds. See the
following figures for examples of its behavior during the different pulsed fluoro settings.
Pulsed Fluoro Select - (PFLUORO SEL) The pulsed fluoro select signal indicates to the
PlatinumOne system that pulse fluoro radiation at less than 30 frames per second is selected.
This signal must be active anytime pulsed fluoro radiation at less than 30 frames per second is
active and the generator is using the first method of interfacing pulsed fluoro. See the following
figures for examples of its behavior during the different pulsed fluoro settings.
Mode Pulsed Fluoro Select Radiation Pulse On Fluoro ON

Pulsed Fluoro Select Signal
Continuous Inactive (Off) Don’t Care ON
30 Frames Per Second Inactive (Off) Don’t Care ON
15 Frames Per Second Active (On) 15 Hertz, 50% duty cycle ON
7.5 Frames Per Second Active (On) 7.5 Hertz, 25% duty cycle ON
No Select Signal (Preferred)

Continuous Not Used Active (On) ON
30 Frames Per Second Not Used 30 Hertz, 50% duty cycle ON
15 Frames Per Second Not Used 15 Hertz, 25% duty cycle ON
7.5 Frames Per Second Not Used 7.5 Hertz, 12.5% duty cycle ON
Pulsed Fluoro Function Table

VSYNC
PF Select Inactive
RAD_ON Don't Care
30 Frame per Second Continuous Fluoro Using Pulsed Fluoro Select
VSYNC
PF Select Inactive
RAD_ON Don't Care
30 Frame per Second Pulsed Fluoro Using Pulsed Fluoro Select
VSYNC
PF Select Active
RAD_ON
10 - 30 ms
15 Frame per Second Pulsed Fluoro Using Pulsed Fluoro Select
VSYNC
PF Select Active
RAD_ON
10 - 30 ms
7.5 Frame per Second Pulsed Fluoro Using Pulsed Fluoro Select

VSYNC
PF Select Don't Care - Not Used
RAD_ON Active
30 Frame per Second Continuous Fluoro Not Using Pulsed Fluoro Select
VSYNC
RAD_ON
10 - 16 ms
30 Frame per Second Pulsed Fluoro Not Using Pulsed Fluoro Select
VSYNC
RAD_ON
10 - 16 ms
15 Frame per Second Pulsed Fluoro Not Using Pulsed Fluoro Select
VSYNC
RAD_ON
10 - 16 ms
7.5 Frame per Second Pulsed Fluoro Not Using Pulsed Fluoro Select

Appendix E
Monitor Brightness/Contrast Adjustments
The flat panel monitors, which are shipped with the system as standard equipment
do not require any alignment. However, if an optional Bright View Monitor is
supplied as an option, the following procedures can be used for alignment as well
as to adjust the Brightness and Contrast.
Monitor Alignment
NOTES: The Image Monitors require five minutes to warm up after being powered on and
after synchronizing with the PlatinumOne. Do not make any Image Monitor
measurements during the first five minutes.
1. Click to open Test Pattern from the

Service Applications menu for monitor
calibration.

2. Select the Geometric Grid test pattern from the thumbnails.
3. Measure the grid display horizontally and vertically on the face of the main Image
Monitor. The grid should be of equal height and width. If the grid is not of equal
height and width, adjust the monitor height or width to correct it for a 1:1 aspect
ratio display.
4. Measure the width of a grid section on the left side of the pattern and verify it is
the same width as the corresponding grid section on the right side of the pattern.
5. Repeat steps 3 & 4 for all optional Image Monitors connected to the PlatinumOne
system.

Monitor Brightness/Contrast Adjustments
1. From the Service Application Menu, select the Test Pattern button.
Main Image Screen with Test Patterns

2. Select the SMPTE test pattern from the thumbnails.
3. Make sure the Window/Level settings are set to 512/512 (lower right corner).
4. Use the Brightness and Contrast controls to set them both to maximum values,
then slowly lower the brightness until the black of the circle mask (area
surrounding the image portion of the screen) is just slightly brighter than the very
edge of the CRT screen.
5. Verify the monitor display exhibits the following characteristics:
• The black bar on the bottom of the image (the one with the small white
bar in it) has the same visual darkness as the black mask surrounding the
image.
• There is a graduated uniform increase/decrease in brightness as each of

the twelve boxes in the center portion of the image is moved around.
• The 95% inner black box is visible in the 100% black box (located lower
at the lower left center of the image).
• The 95% inner white box is visible in the 100% white box (located at the
lower right center of the image).
6. Select the INVERT button from the feature menu portion of the main Image
Monitor screen. When the image is inverted, the white bar should be on the right
side of the image and the black bar on the left (not on the Reference Image
Monitor).
7. Repeat steps 4, 5, & 6 for all optional Image Monitors connected to the
PlatinumOne system.

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Service Applications Overview

Step 1 Components & Cables

Preventive Maintenance Instructions

CAUTION: Caution statements are given before any procedures, which if

WARNING: Warning statements are placed wherever the information given is

Tools & Test Equipment

1. Digital Volt-Ohm meter (20,000 ohm/Volt) 8. Dose Meter

2 Phillips screwdrivers (small, medium, 9. Ruler

5. Metric Hex key set (1.5mm to 6mm) 11. X-ray phantoms:

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How to Use This Manual . . .

Preventive Maintenance Procedures should be performed every six (6) months.

Know System Serial Number When Calling for Help . . .

To access the Status screen from the Cardiac Application:

1. Right-click within the body of the Main Image screen.

Version Information Screen

To access the Status screen from the DSA Application:

1. Click on button in the Standard Control

1-800-825-8845, ext. “0”. Ask

….Or Visit our web page (www.infimed.com)

This Equipment is classified:

• Protection Against Electric Shock – Class I

At the decommissioning of the system consult InfiMed Customer

Use of any hardware and/or software not provided by InfiMed is

Do not access the operating software without prior service training in

WARNING: Do not bypass the safeties provided by the X-ray

The PlatinumOne system must be powered through the Isolation

Plugging InfiMed-supplied equipment directly into the wall outlet will

DO NOT connect additional multiple portable socket-outlet or

Plugging equipment not supplied by InfiMed specifically for the

The PC cabinet should not be positioned within the patient vicinity

CAUTION: There are no operator-serviceable parts within the

During installation of the system, care must be taken to prevent the

WARNINGS: In addition to the

THESE OUTLETS OUTPUT 120VAC

The imaging system and isolation transformer

GROUNDING RELIABILITY CAN ONLY BE ACHIEVED WHEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO

System Power Specifications

120 VAC - 50/60 HZ

Power Phase Voltage Hz Amps

• A dedicated A.C. outlet is required. Dedicated is defined as no other branch

• Frequency requirements: for 60 Hz system: 60 Hz +0.5 Hz

• Neutral to ground potential: 2 V p-p or less.

Temperature Humidity Atmospheric Pressure

Is the Room Ready?

Phototiming A photo-timing circuit (also called Automatic Exposure Control) must be

NOTE: Many of the GE L300 series of generators do not include a

Approved If the PlatinumOne is to be interfaced with a laser hardcopy device, the

121 Metropolitan Dr.- Liverpool, NY

System Serial Number:

Site Information Distributor Information

City, State, Zip City, State, Zip

Department Administrator: Service Engineer:

E-mail address E-mail address:

Survey Completed by (print)

Fluoro Imaging?____ Spot Imaging?____

Continuous Pulsed Yes No

Fluoro Imaging? Spot Imaging?

Camera ABC in Use? Yes LC

Control Station In: Exam Area_ Control Area_

Are all interface cables clearly labeled? Yes_ No_