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Page 4 Legal Notes

• LANGUAGE
ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЕ • Това упътване за работа е налично само на английски език.

(BG) • Ако доставчикът на услугата на клиента изиска друг език, задължение
на клиента е да осигури превод.
• Не използвайте оборудването, преди да сте се консултирали и
разбрали упътването за работа.
• Неспазването на това предупреждение може да доведе до нараняване
на доставчика на услугата, оператора или пациент в резултат на токов
удар или механична или друга опасност.
警告 • 本维修手册仅提供英文版本。
(ZH-CN) • 如果维修服务提供商需要非英文版本，客户需自行提供翻译服务。
• 未详细阅读和完全理解本维修手册之前，不得进行维修。
• 忽略本警告可能对维修人员，操作员或患者造成触电、机械伤害或其他形式
的伤害。
VÝSTRAHA • Tento provozní návod existuje pouze v anglickém jazyce.

• V případě, že externí služba zákazníkům potřebuje návod v jiném jazyce, je
(CS) zajištění překladu do odpovídajícího jazyka úkolem zákazníka.
• Nesnažte se o údržbu tohoto zařízení, aniž byste si přečetli tento provozní
návod a pochopili jeho obsah.
• V případě nedodržování této výstrahy může dojít k poranění pracovníka
prodejního servisu, obslužného personálu nebo pacientů vlivem
elektrického proudu, respektive vlivem mechanických či jiných rizik.
ADVARSEL • Denne servicemanual findes kun på engelsk.

• Hvis en kundes tekniker har brug for et andet sprog end engelsk, er det
(DA) kundens ansvar at sørge for oversættelse.
• Forsøg ikke at servicere udstyret medmindre denne servicemanual har
været konsulteret og er forstået.
• Manglende overholdelse af denne advarsel kan medføre skade på grund af
elektrisk, mekanisk eller anden fare for teknikeren, operatøren eller
patienten.
WAARSCHUWING • Deze onderhoudshandleiding is enkel in het Engels verkrijgbaar.

• Als het onderhoudspersoneel een andere taal vereist, dan is de klant
(NL) verantwoordelijk voor de vertaling ervan.
• Probeer de apparatuur niet te onderhouden voordat deze
onderhoudshandleiding werd geraadpleegd en begrepen is.
• Indien deze waarschuwing niet wordt opgevolgd, zou het
onderhoudspersoneel, de operator of een patiënt gewond kunnen raken als
gevolg van een elektrische schok, mechanische of andere gevaren.
Important Precautions Page 5

WARNING • This Service Manual is available in English only.

• If a customer's service provider requires a language other than English, it is
(EN) the customer's responsibility to provide translation services.
• Do not attempt to service the equipment unless this service manual has
been consulted and is understood.
• Failure to heed this warning may result in injury to the service provider,
operator, or patient, from electric shock or from mechanical or other hazards.
HOIATUS • Käesolev teenindusjuhend on saadaval ainult inglise keeles.

• Kui klienditeeninduse osutaja nõuab juhendit inglise keelest erinevas
(ET) keeles, vastutab klient tõlketeenuse osutamise eest.
• Ärge üritage seadmeid teenindada enne eelnevalt
käesoleva teenindusjuhendiga tutvumist ja sellest aru saamist.
• Käesoleva hoiatuse eiramine võib põhjustada teenuseosutaja, operaatori
või patsiendi vigastamist elektrilöögi, mehaanilise või muu ohu tagajärjel.
VAROITUS • Tämä huolto-ohje on saatavilla vain englanniksi.

• Jos asiakkaan huoltohenkilöstö vaatii muuta kuin englanninkielistä
(FI) materiaalia, tarvittavan käännöksen hankkiminen on asiakkaan vastuulla.
• Älä yritä korjata laitteistoa ennen kuin olet varmasti lukenut ja ymmärtänyt
tämän huolto-ohjeen.
• Mikäli tätä varoitusta ei noudateta, seurauksena voi olla huoltohenkilöstön,
laitteiston käyttäjän tai potilaan vahingoittuminen sähköiskun, mekaanisen
vian tai muun vaaratilanteen vuoksi.
ATTENTION • Ce manuel de service n'est disponible qu'en anglais.

• Si le technicien du client a besoin de ce manuel dans une autre langue que
(FR) l'anglais, c'est au client qu'il incombe de le faire traduire.
• Ne pas tenter d'intervenir sur les équipements tant que le manuel service n'a
pas été consulté et compris
• Le non-respect de cet avertissement peut entraîner chez le technicien,
l'opérateur ou le patient des blessures dues à des dangers électriques,
mécaniques ou autres.
WARNUNG • Diese Serviceanleitung existiert nur in Englischer Sprache.

• Falls ein fremder Kundendienst eine andere Sprache benötigt, ist es
(DE) aufgabe des Kunden für eine Entsprechende Übersetzung zu sorgen.
• Versuchen Sie nicht diese Anlage zu warten,
ohne diese Serviceanleitung gelesen und verstanden zu haben.
• Wird diese Warnung nicht beachtet, so kann es zu Verletzungen des
Kundendiensttechnikers, des Bedieners oder des Patienten durch
stromschläge, Mechanische oder Sonstige gefahren kommen.
Page 6 Important Precautions

ΠΡΟΕΙ∆ΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ • Το παρόν εγχειρίδιο σέρβις διατίθεται στα αγγλικά μόνο.

• Εάν το άτομο παροχής σέρβις ενός πελάτη απαιτεί το παρόν εγχειρίδιο σε
(EL) γλώσσα εκτός των αγγλικών, αποτελεί ευθύνη του πελάτη να παρέχει
υπηρεσίες μετάφρασης.
• Μην επιχειρήσετε την εκτέλεση εργασιών σέρβις στον εξοπλισμό εκτός εαν
έχετε συμβουλευτεί και έχετε κατανοήσει το παρόν εγχειρίδιο σέρβις.
• Εαν δε λάβετε υπόψη την προειδοποίηση αυτή, ενδέχεται να προκληθεί
τραυματισμός στο άτομο παροχής σέρβις, στο χειριστή ή στον ασθενή από
ηλεκτροπληξία, μηχανικούς ή άλλους κινδύνους.
FIGYELMEZTETÉS • Ezen karbantartási kézikönyv kizárólag angol nyelven érhető el.

• Ha a vevő szolgáltatója angoltól eltérő nyelvre tart igényt, akkor a vevő
(HU)
felelőssége a fordítás elkészíttetése.
• Ne próbálja elkezdeni használni a berendezést, amíg a karbantartási
kézikönyvben leírtakat nem értelmezték.
• Ezen figyelmeztetés figyelmen kívül hagyása a szolgáltató, működtető vagy
a beteg áramütés, mechanikai vagy egyéb veszélyhelyzet miatti sérülését
eredményezheti.
AÐVÖRUN • Þessi þjónustuhandbók er eingöngu fáanleg á ensku.

• Ef að þjónustuveitandi viðskiptamanns þarfnast annas tungumáls en ensku,
(IS) er það skylda viðskiptamanns að skaffa tungumálaþjónustu.
• Reynið ekki að afgreiða tækið nema að þessi þjónustuhandbók
hefur verið skoðuð og skilin.
• Brot á sinna þessari aðvörun getur leitt til meiðsla á þjónustuveitanda,
stjórnanda eða sjúklings frá raflosti, vélrænu eða öðrum áhættum.
AVVERTENZA • Il presente manuale di manutenzione è disponibile soltanto in inglese.

• Se un addetto alla manutenzione richiede il manuale in una lingua diversa, il
(IT) cliente è tenuto a provvedere direttamente alla traduzione.
• Si proceda alla manutenzione dell'apparecchiatura solo dopo aver
consultato il presente manuale ed averne compreso il contenuto
• Il non rispetto della presente avvertenza potrebbe far compiere operazioni
da cui derivino lesioni all'addetto, alla manutenzione, all'utilizzatore ed al
paziente per folgorazione elettrica, per urti meccanici od altri rischi.
警告 • このサービスマニュアルには英語版しかありません。
(JA) ･サービスを担当される業者が英語以外の言語を要求される場合、翻訳作業
はその業者の責任で行うものとさせていただきます。
･このサービスマニュアルを熟読し理解せずに、装置のサービスを行わない
でください。
･この警告に従わない場合、サービスを担当される方、操作員あるいは患者
さんが、感電や機械的又はその他の危険により負傷する可能性があります。

경고 • 본 서비스 지침서는 영어로만 이용하실 수 있습니다 .

(KO) • 고객의 서비스 제공자가 영어 이외의 언어를 요구할 경우 , 번역 서비스를
제공하는 것은 고객의 책임입니다 .
• 본 서비스 지침서를 참고했고 이해하지 않는 한은 해당 장비를 수리하려고
시도하지 마십시오 .
• 이 경고에 유의하지 않으면 전기 쇼크 , 기계상의 혹은 다른 위험으로부터
서비스 제공자 , 운영자 혹은 환자에게 위해를 가할 수 있습니다 .
BRDINJUMS • Šī apkalpes rokasgrāmata ir pieejama tikai angļu valodā.

• Ja klienta apkalpes sniedzējam nepieciešama informācija citā valodā, nevis
(LV) angļu, klienta pienākums ir nodrošināt tulkošanu.
• Neveiciet aprīkojuma apkalpi bez apkalpes rokasgrāmatas izlasīšanas un
saprašanas.
• Šī brīdinājuma neievērošana var radīt elektriskās strāvas trieciena,
mehānisku vai citu risku izraisītu traumu apkalpes sniedzējam, operatoram
vai pacientam.
ĮSPĖJIMAS • Šis eksploatavimo vadovas yra prieinamas tik anglų kalba.

• Jei kliento paslaugų tiekėjas reikalauja vadovo kita kalba – ne anglų,
(LT) numatyti vertimo paslaugas yra kliento atsakomybė.
• Nemėginkite atlikti įrangos techninės priežiūros, nebent atsižvelgėte į šį
eksploatavimo vadovą ir jį supratote.
• Jei neatkreipsite dėmesio į šį perspėjimą, galimi sužalojimai dėl elektros
šoko, mechaninių ar kitų pavojų paslaugų tiekėjui, operatoriui ar pacientui.
ADVARSEL • Denne servicehåndboken finnes bare på engelsk.

• Hvis kundens serviceleverandør trenger et annet språk, er det kundens
(NO) ansvar å sørge for oversettelse.
• Ikke forsøk å reparere utstyret uten at denne servicehåndboken er lest og
forstått.
• Manglende hensyn til denne advarselen kan føre til at serviceleverandøren,
operatøren eller pasienten skades på grunn av elektrisk støt, mekaniske
eller andre farer.
OSTRZEŻENIE • Niniejszy podręcznik serwisowy dostępny jest jedynie w języku angielskim.

• Jeśli dostawca usług klienta wymaga języka innego niż angielski,
(PL) zapewnienie usługi tłumaczenia jest obowiązkiem klienta.
• Nie próbować serwisować wyposażenia bez zapoznania się i zrozumienia
niniejszego podręcznika serwisowego.
• Niezastosowanie się do tego ostrzeżenia może spowodować urazy
dostawcy usług, operatora lub pacjenta w wyniku porażenia elektrycznego,
zagrożenia mechanicznego bądź innego.

ATENÇÃO • Este manual de assistência técnica só se encontra disponível em inglês.

• Se qualquer outro serviço de assistência técnica, que não a gems, solicitar
(PT-BR estes manuais noutro idioma, é da responsabilidade do cliente fornecer os
serviços de tradução.
• Não tente reparar o equipamento sem ter consultado ecompreendido este
manual de assistência técnica.
• O não cumprimento deste aviso pode por em perigo a segurança do
técnico, operador ou paciente devido a choques elétricos, mecânicos ou
outros.
ATENÇÃO • Este manual de assistência técnica só se encontra disponível em inglês.

• Se qualquer outro serviço de assistência técnica, que não a gems, solicitar
(PT-PT) estes manuais noutro idioma, é da responsabilidade do cliente fornecer os
serviços de tradução.
• Não tente reparar o equipamento sem ter consultado ecompreendido este
manual de assistência técnica.
• O não cumprimento deste aviso pode colocar em perigo a segurança do
técnico, do operador ou do paciente devido a choques eléctricos,
mecânicos ou outros.
ОСТОРОЖНО! • Данное руководство по обслуживанию предлагается только на

английском языке.
(RU) • Если сервисному персоналу клиента необходимо руководство не на
английском, а на каком-то другом языке, клиенту следует
самостоятельно обеспечить перевод.
• Перед обслуживанием оборудования обязательно обратитесь к
данному руководству и поймите изложенные в нем сведения.
• Несоблюдение требований данного предупреждения может привести к
тому, что специалист по обслуживанию, оператор или пациент получат
удар электрическим током, механическую травму или другое
повреждение.
UPOZORENJE • Ovo servisno uputstvo je dostupno samo na engleskom jeziku.

• Ako klijentov serviser zahteva neki drugi jezik, klijent je dužan da obezbedi
(SR) prevodilacke usluge.
• Ne pokušavajte da opravite uredaj ako niste procitali i razumeli ovo servisno
uputstvo.
• Zanemarivanje ovog upozorenja može dovesti do povredivanja servisera,
rukovaoca ili pacijenta usled strujnog udara ili mehanickih i drugih opasnosti.
ATENCION • Este manual de servicio sólo existe en inglés.

• Si el encargado de mantenimiento de un cliente necesita un idioma que no
(ES) sea el inglés, el cliente deberá encargarse de la traducción del manual.
• No se deberá dar servicio técnico al equipo, sin haber consultado y
comprendido este manual de servicio.
• La no observancia del presente aviso puede dar lugar a que el proveedor de
servicios, el operador o el paciente sufran lesiones provocadas por causas
eléctricas, mecánicas o de otra naturaleza.

VARNING • Den här servicehandboken finns bara tillgänglig på engelska.

• Om en kunds servicetekniker har behov av ett annat språk än engelska
(SV) ansvarar kunden för att tillhandahålla översättningstjänster.
• Försök inte utföra service på utrustningen om du inte har läst och förstår den
här servicehandboken.
• Om du inte tar hänsyn till den här varningen kan det resultera i skador på
serviceteknikern, operatören eller patienten till följd av elektriska stötar,
mekaniska faror eller andra faror.
DIKKAT • Bu servis kilavuzunun sadece ingilizcesi mevcuttur.

• Eğer müşteri teknisyeni bu kilavuzu ingilizce dişinda bir başka lisandan talep
(TR) ederse, bunu tercüme ettirmek müşteriye düşer.
• Servis kilavuzunu okuyup anlamadan ekipmanlara müdahale etmeyiniz.
• Bu uyariya uyulmamasi, elektrik, mekanik veya diğer tehlikelerden dolayi
teknisyen, operatör veya hastanin yaralanmasina yol açabilir.

DAMAGE IN TRANSPORTATION
All packages should be closely examined at time of delivery. If damage is apparent write “Damage
In Shipment” on ALL copies of the freight or express bill BEFORE delivery is accepted or “signed
for” by a GE representative or hospital receiving agent. Whether noted or concealed, damage
MUST be reported to the carrier immediately upon discovery, or in any event, within 14 days after
receipt, and the contents and containers held for inspection by the carrier. A transportation
company will not pay a claim for damage if an inspection is not requested within this 14 day period.
Call Service Center, People’s Republic of China, BJ 86-10-800-810-8188, immediately after
damage is found. At this time be ready to supply name of carrier, delivery date, consignee name,
freight or express bill number, item damaged and extent of damage.
Complete instructions regarding claim procedure are found in Section S of the Policy And
Procedures Bulletins.
14 July 1993
CERTIFIED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR STATEMENT

All electrical Installations that are preliminary to positioning of the equipment at the site prepared
for the equipment shall be performed by licensed electrical contractors. In addition, electrical feeds
into the Power Distribution Unit shall be performed by licensed electrical contractors. Other
connections between pieces of electrical equipment, calibrations and testing shall be performed by
qualified GE Medical personnel. The products involved (and the accompanying electrical
installations) are highly sophisticated, and special engineering competence is required. In
performing all electrical work on these products, GE will use its own specially trained field
engineers. All of GE’s electrical work on these products will comply with the requirements of the
applicable electrical codes.
The purchaser of GE equipment shall only utilize qualified personnel (i.e., GE’s field engineers,
personnel of third-party service companies with equivalent training, or licensed electricians) to
perform electrical servicing on the equipment.
IMPORTANT...X-RAY PROTECTION
X-ray equipment if not properly used may cause injury. Accordingly, the instructions herein
contained should be thoroughly read and understood by everyone who will use the equipment
before you attempt to place this equipment in operation. The General Electric Company, Healthcare
Group, will be glad to assist and cooperate in placing this equipment in use.
Although this apparatus incorporates a high degree of protection against x-radiation other than the
useful beam, no practical design of equipment can provide complete protection. Nor can any
practical design compel the operator to take adequate precautions to prevent the possibility of any
persons carelessly exposing themselves or others to radiation.
It is important that anyone having anything to do with x-radiation be properly trained and fully
acquainted with the recommendations of the National Council on Radiation Protection and
Measurements as published in NCRP Reports available from NCRP Publications, 7910 Woodmont
Avenue, Room 1016, Bethesda, Maryland 20814, and of the International Commission on
Radiation Protection, and of any other local authorities, and take adequate steps to protect against
injury.
The equipment is sold with the understanding that the General Electric Company, Healthcare
Group, its agents, and representatives have no responsibility for injury or damage which may result
from improper use of the equipment.
Various protective materials and devices are available. It is urged that such materials or devices be used.
OMISSIONS & ERRORS

Customers, please contact your GE Sales or Service representatives.

GE personnel, please use the GEHC CQA Process to report all omissions, errors, and defects in
this publication.

Revision History
Revision Date Reason for change
1 May. 4, 2013 First release
2 Jul. 1, 2013 Update the installation pictures in Physical Installation.
Update SCH picture in MIS Map & Schematics.
Update installation procedures in Renewal Parts.
Update procedures in Periodic Maintenance.
3 Oct. 21, 2013 Update x-ray tube installation and tube cover.
Remove fuse installation, update console installation and
schematics
4 Jun. 23, 2014 Update renewal parts.
Remove windows xp standard installation steps, only keep ghost
steps for system recovery.
Add torque requirement for collimator installation at P72.
Add steps for how to exit DSA at P243.
Add explanation for "X-Ray No. <->Patient ID" button at P233.
Remove all CE descriptions at P16 & P126.
Add adjustment steps for FRU 5458529 at P384.
Add ferrite installation steps of Generator at P82.
Add part numbers for accessories and optional parts.
5 Jul. 18, 2014 Add CE descriptions & DICOM troubleshooting.
6 Nov.18, 2015
7 Aug. 26, 2016 Remove all CE descriptions at P126.
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Preface
Publication Conventions
Standardized conventions for representing information is a uniform way of communicating
information to a reader in a consistent manner. Conventions are used so that the reader can easily
recognize the actions or decisions that must be made. There are a number of character and
paragraph styles used in this publication to accomplish this task. Please become familiar with them
before proceeding forward.
It’s important that you read and understand hazard statements, and not just ignore them.
Section 1.0
Safety & Hazard Information
Proper product safety labeling allows a person to safely use or service a product. The format and
style for safety communications reflected in this publication represents the harmonization of IEC/
ISO 3864 and ANSI Z535 standards.
Within this publication, different paragraph and character styles are used to indicated potential
hazards. Paragraph prefixes, such as hazard, caution, danger and warning, are used to identify
important safety information. Text (Hazard) styles are applied to the paragraph contents that are
applicable to each specific safety statement.
1.1 Hazard Messages

Any action that will, could or potentially cause personal injury will be preceded by the safety alert
symbol and an appropriate signal word. The safety alert symbol is the triangle with an exclamation
mark within it. It’s always used next to the signal word to indicate the severity of the hazard.
Together, they are used to indicate a hazard exists.
Signal words describe the severity of possible human injures that may be encountered. The alert
symbol and signal word are placed immediately before any paragraph they affect. Safety
information includes:
1.) Signal Word - The seriousness level of the hazard.
2.) Symbol or Pictorial - The consequence of interaction with the hazard.
3.) Word Message:
a.) The nature of the hazard (i.e. the type of hazard)
b.) How to avoid the hazard.
The safety alert symbol is not used when an action can only cause equipment damage.
1.2 Text Format of Signal Words

DANGER - INDICATES AN IMMINENTLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION WHICH, IF
NOT AVOIDED, WILL RESULT IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY. THIS SIGNAL
WORD IS TO BE LIMITED TO THE MOST EXTREME SITUATIONS.
WARNING - INDICATES A POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION WHICH, IF NOT
AVOIDED, COULD RESULT IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY.
Caution - Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
Preface Page 15
NOTICE - Indicates information or a company policy that relates directly or indirectly to the
safety of personnel or protection of property. This signal word is associated directly with a
hazard or hazardous situation and is used in place of 'DANGER,' 'WARNING,' or 'CAUTION.'
It can include:
• Destruction of a disk drive
• Potential for internal mechanical damage, such as to a X-ray tube
1.3 Symbols and Pictorials Used

The following Symbols and Pictorials are be used in this publication. These graphical icons
(symbols) may be used to make you aware of specific types of hazards that could possibly cause
harm.
keep_up magnetic biohazard compressgas ppe-hearing
fragile impact corrosive heavyobject ppe-2people
static_elec heat general laser ppe-respitory
keep_dry pinch radiation poisongas ppe-loto
general explosive electrical flammable ppe-eye
torque crush/mechanical tipping Read Manual ppe-gloves
ce instuction poisonmatl entanglement instuction
Some parts inside are live even after the system is shut down, make sure to open the MAINS
switch in the power distribution box on the wall and follow LOTO procedure.
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Section 2.0
Publication Conventions
2.1 General Paragraph and Character Styles
Prefixes are used to highlight important non-safety related information. Paragraph prefixes (such
as Purpose, Example, Comment or Note) are used to identify important but non-safety related
information. Text styles are also applied to text within each paragraph modified by the specific
prefix.
EXAMPLES OF PREFIXES USED FOR GENERAL INFORMATION

Purpose: Introduces and provides meaning as to the information contained within the chapter,
section or subsection (such as used at the beginning this chapter, for example).
Note: Conveys information that should be considered important to the reader.
Example: Used to make the reader aware that the paragraph(s) that follow are examples of information
possibly stated previously.
Comment: Represents “additional” information that may or may not be relevant to your situation.
2.2 Page Layout

Publication Part Number & Revision Number Publication Title
The current section and its title The current chapter and its title
are always shown in the footer of are always shown in the footer of
the left (even) page. the right (odd) page.
An exclamation point in a triangle is used Paragraphs preceeded by a symbol
to indicate important information to the user. (e.g. bullets) contain information that
Paragraphs preceeded by Alphanumeric has no specific order.
characters (e.g. numbers) contain infor-
mation that must be followed in a specific order.
Headers and footers in this publication are designed to allow you to quickly identify your location.
The document part number and revision number appears in every header on every page. Odd
numbered page footers indicate the current chapter, its title and current page number. Even page
footers show the current section and its title, as well as the current page number.
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2.3 Computer Screen Output/Input Text Character Styles
Within this publication, mono-spaced character styles (fonts) are used to indicate computer text
that’s either screen input and output. Mono-spaced fonts, such courier, are used to indicated text
direction. When you type at your keyboard, you are generating computer input. Occasionally you
will see the math operator “greater-than” and “less-than” symbols used to indicate the start and
finish of variable output. When reading text generated by the computer, you are reading it as
computer generated output. In addition to direction, characters are italicized (e.g. italics) to indicate
information specific to your system or site.
Example: This paragraph’s font represents computer generated screen “fixed” output.
Fixed Output Its output is fixed from the sense that it does not vary from application
to application. It’s the most commonly used style used to indicate
filenames, paths and text that do not change from system to system. The
character style used is a fixed width such as courier.
Example: This paragraph’s font represents computer screen output that is
Variable Output “variable”. It’s used to represent output that varies from application to
application or system to system. Variable output is sometimes found placed
between greater-than and less-than operators for clarification. For
example: <variable_ouput> or <3.45.120.3>. In both cases, the < and >
operators are not part of the actual input.
Example: This paragraph’s font represents fixed input. It’s computer input that is
Fixed Input typed-in via the keyboard. Typed input that does not vary from application
to application or system to system. Fixed text the user is required to
supply as input. For example: cd /usr/3p
Example: This paragraph’s font represents computer input that can vary from
Variable Input application to application or system to system. With variable text, the
user is required to supply system dependent input or information. Variable
input sometimes is placed between greater-than and less-than operators.
For example: <variable_input>. In these cases, the (<>) operators would
be dropped prior to input. For example: ypcat hosts | grep <3.45.120.3>
would be typed into the computer as
ypcat hosts | grep 3.45.120.3
without the greater-than and less-than operators.
2.4 Buttons, Switches and Keyboard Inputs (Hard & Soft Keys)
Different character styles are used to indicate actions requiring the reader to press either a hard or
soft button, switch or key. Physical hardware, such as buttons and switches, are called hard keys
because they are hard wired or mechanical in nature. A keyboard or on/off switch would be a hard
key. Software or computer generated buttons are called soft keys because they are software
generated. Software driven menu buttons are an example of such keys. Soft and hard keys are
represented differently in this publication.
Example: A power switch ON/OFF or a keyboard key like ENTER is indicated by applying a character style
Hard Keys that uses both over and under-lined bold text that is bold. This is a hard key.
Example: Whereas the computer MENU button that you would click with your mouse or touch with your hand
Soft Keys uses over and under-lined regular text. This is a soft key.
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Table of Contents
Preface
Publication Conventions ...................................................................................... 15
Section 1.0
Safety & Hazard Information ........................................................................... 15
1.1 Hazard Messages............................................................................................................ 15
1.2 Text Format of Signal Words ........................................................................................... 15
1.3 Symbols and Pictorials Used ........................................................................................... 16
Section 2.0
Publication Conventions ................................................................................. 17
2.1 General Paragraph and Character Styles........................................................................ 17
2.2 Page Layout..................................................................................................................... 17
2.3 Computer Screen Output/Input Text Character Styles .................................................... 18
2.4 Buttons, Switches and Keyboard Inputs (Hard & Soft Keys) ........................................... 18
Chapter 1 - Before You Begin............................................................................... 29

Section 1
Introduction ...................................................................................................... 29
Section 2
Objective and Scope of this Manual............................................................... 29
2.1 Pre-Installation Check...................................................................................................... 29
2.2 Installation Plan ............................................................................................................... 29
2.3 Interconnection ................................................................................................................ 29
2.4 Presentation..................................................................................................................... 30
Section 3
On-Site Requirements...................................................................................... 31
3.1 Tools and Test Equipment............................................................................................... 31
3.2 Documentation................................................................................................................. 31
Section 4
Description of System ..................................................................................... 32
Section 5
Installation Process ......................................................................................... 32
Chapter 2 - Physical Installation .......................................................................... 35

Section 1
System Installation Guide ............................................................................... 35
1.1 Mechanical Installation .................................................................................................... 35
1.2 Electrical (Config. Calibration...Finalization) .................................................................... 37
Section 2
Installation Handoff Checklist......................................................................... 38
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Section 3
Cables ................................................................................................................ 42
3.1 Routing............................................................................................................................ 42
3.2 System Cables ................................................................................................................ 42
3.3 EMC Compliance ............................................................................................................ 42
Section 4
Positioner Table................................................................................................ 43
4.1 Unpack ............................................................................................................................ 43
4.2 Position Table ................................................................................................................. 46
4.3 Install Table..................................................................................................................... 49
Section 5
Generator Cabinet ............................................................................................ 77
5.1 Unpack ............................................................................................................................ 77
5.2 Install Generator.............................................................................................................. 79
Section 6
PDU Cabinet ...................................................................................................... 86
6.1 Unpack ............................................................................................................................ 86
6.2 Install PDU ...................................................................................................................... 87
Section 7
Integrated Console ........................................................................................... 89
7.1 Unpack ............................................................................................................................ 89
7.2 Install Integrated Console ............................................................................................... 90
Section 8
Electrical Connections ..................................................................................... 98
Section 9
Accessories..................................................................................................... 100
9.1 Install Compressor (Part#5476931) .............................................................................. 100
9.2 Install Barium Meal Cup Pad (Part#5458684)............................................................... 100
9.3 Install Footrest (Part#5439539)..................................................................................... 101
9.4 Install Side Armrest (Part#5445988) ............................................................................. 102
9.5 Install Shoulder Pad ...................................................................................................... 103
9.6 Install Upper Armrest .................................................................................................... 104
9.7 Install Compression Band (Optional) (Part#5448081) .................................................. 104
Section 10
DAP Meter Installation (Optional).................................................................. 108
Section 11
Wall Stand Installation (Optional) (Part#5477035) ....................................... 110
11.1 Unpacking ..................................................................................................................... 110
11.2 Installation ..................................................................................................................... 111
11.3 Cassette Tray................................................................................................................ 114
11.4 Grid ............................................................................................................................... 114
Section 12
Final Cover Installation .................................................................................. 115
12.1 Ty-rap and fix the cables............................................................................................... 115
12.2 Install Generator Cabinet Covers.................................................................................. 120
12.3 Install PDU Cabinet Covers .......................................................................................... 121
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12.4 Install Integrated Console Covers.................................................................................. 122
12.5 Lock the PDU and Console Cabinet .............................................................................. 123
Section 13
Fix Table.......................................................................................................... 124
Section 14
Labels and Rating Plates............................................................................... 126
14.1 Table.............................................................................................................................. 126
14.2 Generator....................................................................................................................... 130
14.3 PDU ............................................................................................................................... 130
14.4 Integrated Console ........................................................................................................ 131
14.5 DICOM/DSA/Watchdog License Labels ........................................................................ 132
Section 15
MI ==> FE Handoff Checklist......................................................................... 133
Section 16
FE==> Apps Handoff Checklist..................................................................... 134
Section 17
Final Steps ...................................................................................................... 135
17.1 Database Backup .......................................................................................................... 135
17.2 Final Installation and Admin Tasks ................................................................................ 135
Chapter 3 - System Checks ................................................................................ 137

Section 1.0
General ............................................................................................................ 137
Section 2
Checking Steps .............................................................................................. 137
2.1 CHECK THE OUTSIDE AND THE WIRINGS ............................................................... 137
2.2 MAINS SWITCH ON...................................................................................................... 138
2.3 MECHANICAL MOVEMENT ......................................................................................... 142
2.4 TABLE EMERGENCY STOP ........................................................................................ 143
2.5 X-RAY TUBE ................................................................................................................. 143
2.6 FLUOROSCOPY ABC................................................................................................... 143
2.7 RADIOGRAPHY AEC.................................................................................................... 144
2.8 UNDER TABLE MODE PHOTOGRAPH ....................................................................... 144
2.9 SELECT LOCAL LANGUAGES AND DATE FORMAT ................................................. 144
2.10 DICOM CONFIG............................................................................................................ 144
2.11 DSA ACTIVATION......................................................................................................... 144
2.12 DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters......................................................... 144
2.13 Disable DSA Sharpen Function ..................................................................................... 144
Chapter 4 - Configuration & Calibration ............................................................ 145

Section 1.0
Hardware ......................................................................................................... 145
1.1 Table.............................................................................................................................. 145
1.2 Integrated Console ........................................................................................................ 148
1.3 Generator....................................................................................................................... 150
1.4 PDU Configuration......................................................................................................... 153
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1.5 Angle LCM calibration ................................................................................................... 153
1.6 SID indication calibration............................................................................................... 154
1.7 Collimator FOV Calibration ........................................................................................... 155
Section 2.0
Software........................................................................................................... 157
2.1 Touch Screen Software................................................................................................. 157
2.2 Recovery ....................................................................................................................... 182
2.3 Workstation PC Drivers Installation............................................................................... 189
2.4 Service Tools ................................................................................................................ 208
2.5 DSA............................................................................................................................... 222
2.6 Software Backup / Restore ........................................................................................... 246
Section 3.0
Image Quality .................................................................................................. 251
3.1 Tube Conditioning / Seasoning ..................................................................................... 251
3.2 Dose Rate Limit Predication.......................................................................................... 253
3.3 Alignment ...................................................................................................................... 256
3.4 ABC............................................................................................................................... 257
3.5 AEC............................................................................................................................... 267
Section 4.0
Network............................................................................................................ 278
4.1 DICOM Configuration.................................................................................................... 278
4.2 DSA Activation .............................................................................................................. 278
4.3 DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters ........................................................ 278
Chapter 5 - Theory of Operation ........................................................................ 279

Section 1.0
Positioner Table.............................................................................................. 279
1.1 Main Function................................................................................................................ 279
1.2 Architecture .................................................................................................................. 279
Section 2
Generator......................................................................................................... 281
Section 3
PDU .................................................................................................................. 281
3.1 Function ........................................................................................................................ 281
3.2 Architecture ................................................................................................................... 281
3.3 Block Diagram............................................................................................................... 281
3.4 Power-on timing and logic............................................................................................. 282
3.5 Overheat protection....................................................................................................... 282
Section 4
Integrated Console ......................................................................................... 283
4.1 Function ........................................................................................................................ 283
4.2 Architecture ................................................................................................................... 283
Section 5
Image Chain .................................................................................................... 285
5.1 Main Feature ................................................................................................................. 285
5.2 Theory of Operation ...................................................................................................... 285

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5.3 Block Diagram ............................................................................................................... 286
Section 6
Digital Box....................................................................................................... 288
Section 7
Exposure Function......................................................................................... 289
7.1 Key signal: ..................................................................................................................... 292
7.2 Exposure command flow ............................................................................................... 292
7.3 Radioscopy Key signal .................................................................................................. 292
7.4 Fluoroscopy Key signal.................................................................................................. 292
Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting .............................................................................. 293

Section 1.0
Positioner Table ............................................................................................. 293
0.1 Digital System................................................................................................................ 293
0.2 SID Indicator .................................................................................................................. 299
0.3 Diagnostic Program ....................................................................................................... 300
0.4 Inverter LED Indicators .................................................................................................. 306
Section 1.0
Generator ........................................................................................................ 306
1.1 Status and error codes .................................................................................................. 307
1.2 Generator CPU factory defaults:.................................................................................... 315
1.3 LED INDICATORS......................................................................................................... 317
Section 2.0
PDU.................................................................................................................. 323
Section 3.0
Integrated Console......................................................................................... 324
3.1 Intercom Trouble............................................................................................................ 324
3.2 Console I/F Board.......................................................................................................... 326
3.3 Console Light Abnormal ................................................................................................ 327
3.4 Emergency Fault............................................................................................................ 328
3.5 Remote Function Fault .................................................................................................. 329
3.6 Touch Screen Issue....................................................................................................... 330
Section 4.0
Image Chain (I.C.) ........................................................................................... 331
4.1 Image Noise................................................................................................................... 332
4.2 kV Increase to the Max. Value When ABC Fluoro......................................................... 333
4.3 No AEC Function ........................................................................................................... 334
4.4 No Image Acquisition with X-ray Exposure.................................................................... 335
4.5 No Image during Fluoro ................................................................................................. 336
4.6 No Spot Function ........................................................................................................... 337
4.7 Image Chain Failure part check..................................................................................... 338
Section 5.0
Digital Box....................................................................................................... 342
5.1 Error Code ..................................................................................................................... 342
5.2 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................. 344
5.3 DICOM issue ................................................................................................................. 351

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5.4 DSA interface no image ................................................................................................ 353
Chapter 7 - Periodic Maintenance ..................................................................... 359

Section 1.0
General ............................................................................................................ 359
1.1 Man Power Required .................................................................................................... 359
1.2 Maintenance Interval..................................................................................................... 359
1.3 Required Tools.............................................................................................................. 359
Section 2
Preventive Maintenance Action List ................................. 360
Section 3
Preventive Maintenance................................................................................. 362
3.1 General ......................................................................................................................... 363
3.2 Positioner Table ............................................................................................................ 364
3.3 Generator ...................................................................................................................... 368
3.4 Image Chain System..................................................................................................... 371
3.5 Digital Box ..................................................................................................................... 373
3.6 DAP (Optional) .............................................................................................................. 373
Chapter 8 - Renewal parts .................................................................................. 375

Section 1.0
Positioner Table.............................................................................................. 375
Section 2
Generator......................................................................................................... 382
Section 3
PDU .............................................................. 386
Section 4
System Console ................................................... 387
Section 5
Image Chain....................................................... 390
Section 6
X-ray Source ...................................................... 399
Section 7
Miscable .......................................................... 408
Chapter 9 - Master Interconnect System Map .................................................. 411

Section 1.0
Scope ............................................................................................................... 411
Section 2
Symbols/Conventions .................................................................................... 411
Section 3
Digital System MIS Map ................................................................................. 411
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Chapter 10 - Schematics..................................................................................... 415
Section 1.0
Positioner Table ............................................................................................. 415
1.1 Positioning Table Schematics........................................................................................ 415
1.2 Key Board (5450689)..................................................................................................... 419
1.3 Table Board (5458763).................................................................................................. 421
1.4 Motor Board (5444620).................................................................................................. 433
1.5 Xray Board (5440559) ................................................................................................... 437
Section 2
Generator ........................................................................................................ 443
Section 3
PDU.................................................................................................................. 444
3.1 Digital System PDU Schematics.................................................................................... 444
Section 4
Integrated Console......................................................................................... 445
4.1 Digital System Console Schematics .............................................................................. 445
4.2 Console Interface Board ................................................................................................ 448
4.3 Intercomm Board ........................................................................................................... 467
4.4 TDSP Board................................................................................................................... 473
Chapter 11 - MIS Chart ........................................................................................ 489

Section 1.0
Scope............................................................................................................... 489
Section 2
How to Use...................................................................................................... 489
Section 3
MIS Charts....................................................................................................... 490
3.1 System Main Input Power Cable ................................................................................... 490
3.2 5436432, Console EM_SW and Cable .......................................................................... 491
3.3 5437145, Console EM button base ground Cable......................................................... 491
3.4 5437711, Console Intercom Power Cable .................................................................... 491
3.5 5437756, Cabinet door ground Cable............................................................................ 492
3.6 5438693, Console MIC base ground Cable................................................................... 492
3.7 5439299, Console UD JOYSTICK Cable ...................................................................... 492
3.8 5439492, Console IF board-Gen console COM Cable .................................................. 493
3.9 5440284, Console Digital box Image Converter BNC Signal Cable .............................. 493
3.10 5441903, Console desk-E ground Cable....................................................................... 493
3.11 5442517, Console table moving control Cable .............................................................. 494
3.12 5442713, Console Under TDSP ground Cable.............................................................. 494
3.13 5443331, Console PCU Communication Cable............................................................. 495
3.14 5445137, Console Video adj. base ground Cable ......................................................... 495
3.15 5445936, Cabinet Power Terminal Harness.................................................................. 495
3.16 5445937, Console Joystick base ground Cable ............................................................ 496
3.17 5446734, Console Camera Link Cable.......................................................................... 496
3.18 5448158, Console TDSP-IF board RS232 Cable .......................................................... 497
3.19 5448182, Console TDSP-IF board communication Cable............................................. 497

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3.20 5448363, Console TDSP ground Cable........................................................................ 499
3.21 5451421, Console monitor grounding Cable................................................................. 499
3.22 5451796, Cabinet Interface Board Power Cable........................................................... 499
3.23 5451993, Console Vol adj. base ground Cable............................................................. 500
3.24 5452637, Cabinet Power Harness ................................................................................ 500
3.25 5453651, Console Image Monitor Power Cable ........................................................... 500
3.26 5454302, Console DSA LVDS Convert Cable .............................................................. 501
3.27 5455121, Console DSA SYNC SIGNAL Cable ............................................................. 502
3.28 5455126, Console DSA 1750 Card RT Control Cable .................................................. 502
3.29 5455341, Console Chamber Power Cable.................................................................... 503
3.30 5455343, Console Workstation-Gen Console COM Cable ........................................... 503
3.31 5456161, Cabinet PCU Real-time Control Cable.......................................................... 504
3.32 5456928, Cabinet PCU ground Cable........................................................................... 505
3.33 5458295, Console LR JOYSTICK Cable ...................................................................... 505
3.34 5459790, Console Xray SW Cable ............................................................................... 505
3.35 5460013, Console Digital box Image Converter Board Power Cable ........................... 506
3.36 5460785, Console Collimator light SW cable 1............................................................. 506
3.37 5461517, Console Workstation Power Cable ............................................................... 506
3.38 5480546, Console MIC enable cable ............................................................................ 507
3.39 5482782,Console foot-switch cable ............................................................................. 507
3.40 5436460, MIS TABLE POWER Cable .......................................................................... 507
3.41 5436625, MIS collimator light SW Cable....................................................................... 508
3.42 5437146, MIS II Power and Control Cable.................................................................... 508
3.43 5438694, MIS CPI Input Power Cable3 W.................................................................... 508
3.44 5438695, MIS InRoom monitor power Cable ................................................................ 509
3.45 5439491, MIS PDU-Table Ground Cable...................................................................... 509
3.46 5440236, MIS PDU Power ON Cable 2 core ................................................................ 509
3.47 5440237, MIS PDU Generator Ground Cable 4............................................................ 510
3.48 5442714, MIS CPI Input Power Cable1 U..................................................................... 510
3.49 5443329, TDSP CN332 MIS Cable............................................................................... 510
3.50 5445938, MIS Gen. Tube Anode Cable ........................................................................ 512
3.51 5449152, MIS System Console Power Cable ............................................................... 512
3.52 5450222, MIS Tube Fan Cable ..................................................................................... 512
3.53 5450388, MIS PCU Generator Interface Cable............................................................. 513
3.54 5451169, MIS System Console Ground Cable ............................................................. 513
3.55 5451170, MIS IF board Generator Digital Interface Cable............................................ 514
3.56 5451171, MIS AEC Feedback Coaxial Cable ............................................................... 514
3.57 5451994, MIS Gen. Tube ground Cable ....................................................................... 515
3.58 5456162, MIS CPI Input Power Cable2 V..................................................................... 515
3.59 5456163, MIS InRoom Monitor VGA Cable .................................................................. 515
3.60 5457533, TDSP CN331 MIS Cable............................................................................... 516
3.61 5460585, MIS intercom communication Cable ............................................................. 518
3.62 5462260, MIS IF board Generator IF board Interface Cable ........................................ 518
3.63 5436968, Table Limit SW Cable ................................................................................... 519
3.64 5436985, Table intercom communication Cable........................................................... 519
3.65 5437142, Table Emergency button and Cable.............................................................. 520
3.66 5437143, Table tube 0 degree SW Cable..................................................................... 520
3.67 5437749, Table TOP LR motor Cable........................................................................... 520
3.68 5437918, Table tilt Angle LCM ground Cable ............................................................... 521
3.69 5438532, Table column UD Switch Limit Cable............................................................ 521
3.70 5440079, Table SID Driver Control Cable..................................................................... 522
3.71 5440085, Table Console Move Control Input Cable ..................................................... 523

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3.72 5440086, Table motor board power cable ..................................................................... 525
3.73 5440910, Table cassette absence Cable 1 ................................................................... 525
3.74 5440915, Table Frequency Inverter2 signal cable ........................................................ 525
3.75 5441077, Table TOP LR motor base ground cable ....................................................... 526
3.76 5441717, Table Console Spot Control Input cable ........................................................ 526
3.77 5443491, Collimator ground cable................................................................................. 528
3.78 5444278, Table column compressor motor Cable 3...................................................... 528
3.79 5444956, Table Relay power Cable .............................................................................. 529
3.80 5445136, Table TOP ground Cable............................................................................... 529
3.81 5445779, Table column Up Switch Limit Cable ............................................................. 529
3.82 5446565, Table Switch Power A1P1 Input Cable.......................................................... 530
3.83 5447377, Table tilt over LS Assy SW Cable.................................................................. 530
3.84 5447378, Table tube tilt stop power Cable .................................................................... 531
3.85 5448190, Table column SID Motor Driver Power Cable................................................ 531
3.86 5448191, Table cassette absence cable 2 .................................................................... 531
3.87 5448194, Table column UD Motor Power Cable ........................................................... 532
3.88 5448207, II Power Cable to Bulkhead J432 .................................................................. 532
3.89 5448361, Table tilt motor power Cable.......................................................................... 533
3.90 5448362, Table column SID motor Cable...................................................................... 533
3.91 5448364, Table column UD motor base ground Cable ................................................. 533
3.92 5449151, Table tilt Angle LCM Cable ............................................................................ 534
3.93 5450221, Table column SID and Compressor Limit Switch Cable 1 ............................. 534
3.94 5450223, Table Key board cable................................................................................... 535
3.95 5451168-1, II Ground Cable for 9inch .......................................................................... 535
3.96 5451168, II Ground Cable ............................................................................................. 536
3.97 5451807, Table SID and Compressor Switch Limit Cable 2.......................................... 536
3.98 5451808, Table top motor limit switch Cable................................................................. 537
3.99 5451809, Table SID potentiometer Cable ..................................................................... 537
3.100 5451810, Table Frequency Inverter1 signal Cable........................................................ 538
3.101 5451991, Table TOP LR motor RC Contact Suppression Cable................................... 538
3.102 5452648, Table Compressor Motor Cable 2.................................................................. 538
3.103 5452651, Collimator Power Cable ................................................................................. 539
3.104 5452844, Table II base ground Cable ........................................................................... 539
3.105 5453488, Table column Down Switch Limit Cable ........................................................ 539
3.106 5453489, Table board and XRAY board power Cable .................................................. 540
3.107 5453492, Table tilt stop LS Assy SW Cable .................................................................. 540
3.108 5453649, Table column Tower A6 base ground Cable ................................................. 540
3.109 5453650, Table cover base ground Cable..................................................................... 541
3.110 5454313, Table column compressor motor Cable 1...................................................... 541
3.111 5454489, Table A1-boards frame ground Cable ........................................................... 541
3.112 5455340, Table Key board ground Cable...................................................................... 542
3.113 5456160, Table Board Interface Cable1........................................................................ 542
3.114 5456367, Table TOP motor assembly .......................................................................... 544
3.115 5456926, Table tube fan and Cable .............................................................................. 544
3.116 5457544, Table Tube tilt Button and pitching limit SW Cable........................................ 545
3.117 5457707, Table tube tilt Button and Cable .................................................................... 545
3.118 5457708, Table Key board ground cable 1.................................................................... 545
3.119 5457710, Table column SID potentiometer and Cable.................................................. 546
3.120 5458480, Table Key board Cable 1 ............................................................................... 546
3.121 5459961, Table SID motor base ground Cable ............................................................. 547
3.122 5460616, Table Tube tilt Stop Cable ............................................................................. 547
3.123 5460784, Table In-Room Console Move Control Input Cable ....................................... 547

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3.124 5462125, TABLE POWER HARNESS.......................................................................... 549
3.125 5462259, Table Board Interface cable2 ........................................................................ 550
Chapter 12 - DICOM3.0 Conformance Statement ............................................. 551

Section 1.0
Introduction..................................................................................................... 551
1.1 Scope: ........................................................................................................................... 551
1.1 References:................................................................................................................... 551
1.2 Abbreviations and Acronyms ........................................................................................ 551
Section 2.0
Implementation Model.................................................................................... 553
2.1 Application Data Flow Diagram..................................................................................... 553
2.2 Functional definition of AEs........................................................................................... 553
2.3 Sequencing of Real World Activities ............................................................................. 554
2.4 File Meta Information Options ....................................................................................... 554
Section 3.0
AE Specifications ........................................................................................... 555
3.1 Send AE ........................................................................................................................ 555
3.2 Print AE ......................................................................................................................... 557
3.3 Worklist AE.................................................................................................................... 559
Section 4.0
Network Communication Profiles ................................................................. 561
4.1 Supported Communication Stacks................................................................................ 561
4.2 OSI Stack ...................................................................................................................... 561
4.3 TCP/IP Stack................................................................................................................. 561
4.4 Point-to-Point Stack ...................................................................................................... 561
Section 5.0
Extensions/Specializations/Privatizations ................................................... 561
Section 6.0
Configuration .................................................................................................. 562
6.1 AE title/presentation address mapping ......................................................................... 562
6.2 Configurable Parameters .............................................................................................. 562
Section 7.0
Support of Extended Character Sets ............................................................ 563
Section 8.0
SECURITY PROFILES..................................................................................... 563
Section 9.0
Annex A - DICOM Data Elements Supported ............................................... 564
Section 10.0
Annex B - Print AE Attributes........................................................................ 568
Section 11.0
Annex C - Worklist AE Attributes.................................................................. 570

Chapter 1 - Before You Begin
Section 1.0
Introduction
The goal of this document is to guide the service representative through an entire X-ray room
installation.
The following On-site Requirements must be accounted for prior to beginning installation of the
system.
Section 2.0
Objective and Scope of this Manual
This direction will lead you in a correct sequence through the manuals needed to install the
equipment. Following the suggested sequence will result in an orderly installation. However,
extenuating circumstances may dictate a deviation from the recommended sequence. Feel free to
deviate, but keep track of your progress by checking off the tasks in the flowchart as you complete
them.
Check equipment according to the packing list for your system against the main catalog numbers
in the FDO (Field Delivery Order). Also, verify that all the manuals are present in the binders
according to the Table of Contents.
Before starting to install the system, identify all the cables and check their length to verify that they
are long enough. If you find a short cable, contact us immediately so we can send the required
length cable to you and thereby, not delay the installation.
2.1 Pre-Installation Check

Pre-installation planning should be complete. Inspect the pre-installation “checklist”, found in GEHC
document 5442442-1EN (Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System Pre-Installation Manual), and verify
that the tasks specified have been completed. Immediately arrange for completion of any tasks still
not completed.
2.2 Installation Plan

The main steps in the installation plan are easily seen by referring to the Table of Contents of this
document. The plan objectives are to:
Give a logical installation order which recognizes mechanical and electrical interface areas.
Test and adjust each subsystem independently.
To obtain a good overall view of how these objectives are to be achieved review the Table of
Contents for this document before beginning the installation work. Then, if it is necessary to deviate
from the stated plan, you will be aware of the essential interface area. This document will give you
the information required to make another effective plan that applies to particular situations.
2.3 Interconnection
Interconnection of products by furnished cables or contractor supplied wiring is indicated by
numbered MIS runs in the installation sections. Run interconnect charts are available, which
describe the connection and function of each wire.
Chapter 1 - Before You Begin Page 29

For Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System, refer to the following:
• Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System MIS Map (Chapter 9)
• Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System Schematics (Chapter 10)
• Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System MIS Chart (Chapter 11)
2.4 Presentation
The procedures in this steering manual are presented in job card forms.
Page 30 Section 2.0 - Objective and Scope of this Manual

Section 3.0
On-Site Requirements
3.1 Tools and Test Equipment
There are no additional tools and test equipment besides the listed tools which must be available
before installing the Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System as below.
• Electric hammer drill with bits
• Digital multimeter
• 4 Ft. Level (or two standard levels)
• Torque wrench
• HV cable removal spanner
• Push-pull Gauge
• Silicone grease
• Common service tools
• Resolution Pattern
• Dose Meter
• Power cable
• Crane (Part#5440337)
• M12 hexagon bar wrench
• M8 Wrench for I.I. installation
M8 Wrench for I.I. installation Crane (Part#5440337)
3.2 Documentation
Directions are necessary for correct installation of the Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System.
Procedures from each document will be used and reflect the latest information available at this time.
Not all procedures in this manual apply to all sites. Before you begin installation, cross out the
procedures that do not apply to your site.
Chapter 1 - Before You Begin Page 31

Section 4.0
Description of System
7
X-Ray Tube
Collimator
5
4
Table
3 Console
PDU
The Precision THUNIS-800+ is divided

into basic components:
1. High Voltage Generation Device
2. PDU
1 3. Control Console
4. Touch Screen
Generator 5. Monitor
6. Remote Controlled Radiographic Table
7. X-ray Tube
8. Collimator
Figure 1-1Basic Configuration
The Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System is divided in to basic components:
1.) Generator Cabinet 2.) Power Distribution Unit (PDU)

3.) Integrated Console 4.) 15" Touch Screen Console
5.) 19" LCD 6.) Positioner Table
7.) A196 X-ray Tube 8.) Collimator
Section 5.0
Installation Process
See System Installation Road map & Applied Time Standards on the next page.
Page 32 Section 4.0 - Description of System

Page 33
PRECISION THUNIS-800+ SERVICE MANUAL
Start
Complete Pre- 2 person 2 person 2 person Complete
Crane readiness Install PDU 1 person
/ŶƐƚĂůůĂƟon 4 hours 0.5 hours 2 hours MI==>FE Handoī 0.5 hours
Receive and 2 person Install PosiƟoner 2 person Install Integrated Equipment and
2 person 1 person
Inventory System 4 hours Table 5 hours console Personnel
3 hours 0.5 hours
Install Generator 2 person Electrical 2 person System Checks 1 person
Cabinet 3 hours ConneĐƟons 0.25 hours 3 hours
GE EXCLUSIVE USE ONLY
2 person CoŶĮgure and 1 person

Install Accessories
0.25 hours Calibrate System 2 hours
Fix Table 2 person Install Subsystem 1 person
1 hours ProƚĞĐƟve Covers 0.5 hours
Cleanup Site 2 person ƩĂĐŚ Warning 1 person
0.5 hours Labels and ZĂƟng 0.5 hours
DIRECTION 5478064-1EN, REVISION 7
Complete 2 person Customer 1 person

0.5 hours 0.5 hours
Complete 1 person
FE==>Apps 0.5 hours
GE HEALTHCARE
Done
DAY 1 16 hours DAY 2 17 hours DAY 3 15 hours DAY 4 8 hours
Page 34
Chapter 2 - Physical Installation

Installation is broken into two primary tasks: mechanical and electrical. Mechanical tasks focus on the physical aspects
of hardware assembly, equipment positioning, and cabling. Electrical tasks are performed when system power is
applied.
The primary tasks are designed to be performed in sequence. Follow the sequence of tasks describe for each primary
task in Section 1.0 that follow.
Section 1.0
System Installation Guide
1.1 Mechanical Installation
1 Complete Pre-Installation Checklist People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 4

Fill out the Pre-Installation Checklist to confirm completion of pre-install activities before beginning the
installation process.
2 Receive and Inventory System People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 4

Inventory equipment & report discrepancies immediately
Collect Product Locator Cards and store in a secure location
Plan route and transport equipment to room
3 Crane readiness People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 0.5
4 Install Positioner Table People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 5

Remove table from shipping container.
Position table according to site plans & drawings.
Demount lock screw.
Install table tilt motor.
Install digital spot device.
Mount wiring harness bracket.
Install tube stand.
Tilt table to vertical position.
Install I.I.
Install X-ray tube.
Install cooling fan.
Install X-ray collimator.
Chapter 2 - Physical Installation Page 35

(Continued)
5 Install Generator Cabinet People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 3

Remove generator cabinet from shipping container.
Position generator cabinet according to site plans & drawings, and secure.
6 Install PDU Cabinet People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 2

Remove PDU cabinet from shipping container.
Position PDU cabinet according to site plans & drawings, and secure.
7 Install Integrated Console People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 3

Remove integrated console from shipping container.
Position integrated console according to site plans & drawings, and secure.
Install in-room monitor and in-room brake (optional).
8 Electrical Connections People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 0.25
9 Install Accessories People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 0.25

Install compressor force and barium meal cup pad.
Install microphone.
Install table top accessories.
10 Fix Table People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 1
11 Cleanup Site People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Remove and dispose of shipping materials and tools properly.
12 Complete MI==>FE Handoff Checklist People Required: 2 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Mechanical installer to fill out handoff checklist and deliver to local FE at completion of mechanical
installation.
Page 36 Section 1.0 - System Installation Guide

1.2 Electrical (Config. Calibration...Finalization)
1 Complete MI==>FE Handoff Checklist People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Local FE to fill out handoff checklist to confirm completion of mechanical installation before continuing with
the installation process.
2 Equipment and Personnel Readiness People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Verify equipment is configured per the site plans and drawings.
Verify that the resistance between subsystems grounds is less than 0.1 ohms. Fix and/or report any
discrepancies.
3 System Checks People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 3
4 Configure and Calibrate System People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 2

Power Up system.
Configure System parameters.
Calibrate System (In the order specified, perform the calibrations).
5 Install Subsystem Protective Covers People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Tube covers.
Generator cabinet covers.
PDU cabinet cover.
Integrated console covers.
6 Attach Warning Labels and Rating Plates People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 0.5
Attach all the warning labels and detent markers.
7 Customer Turnover People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Backup System Data Bases.
Complete & Return Product (i.e; Locator) Cards.
If your country requires the product rating plate to be in the language of that country, follow the instructions
in Section 14.0. Paste the appropriate language label over the Chinese rating plate.
Perform general house keeping tasks and turn system over to user.
8 Complete FE==>Apps Handoff Checklist People Required: 1 Hours to Complete: 0.5

Field Engineer to fill out handoff checklist and deliver to Applications Specialist at completion of
installation.

Section 2.0
Installation Handoff Checklist
Pre-Installation Checklist
Delivery Date: Sales Person:
Customer: FDO No.: Room #
Equipment:
Physical Requirements of Site Completed
1.) Room size adequate for intended equipment configuration?
2.) Floor is strong enough for intended equipment and mounting methods
approved – seismic regulatory codes considered?
3.) Delivery route accommodates all intended equipment?
4.) Radiation physicist consulted?
5.) Necessary alterations made to circumvent obstructions?
6.) Modifications to room finished?
7.) Supports, platforms materials been provided?
8.) Support structures installed for floor and wall mounted equipment?
9.) Has floor been modified for cable ducts?
10.) Electrical service in place – at the ratings specified in pre-installation

documentation?
11.) Power available to operate power tools?
12.) All non-electrical lines (air, water, oxygen, vacuum) installed?
Interconnections Completed
1.) Signal cable, power and grounding plans produced?
2.) Necessary interconnection hardware, such as junction boxes, conduit or

raceways, and fittings provided?
3.) Interconnection hardware installed?
4.) Flexible, stranded wire provided for System input power connection?
5.) System “feeder” power cables pulled and sufficient length available at
disconnect box for connections?
6.) Interconnecting cables continuity checked, and labeled?
7.) All high voltage cable lengths verified?
8.) Interface information available for equipment?
Page 38 Section 2.0 - Installation Handoff Checklist

General Completed
1.) Walls and floor clear of all obstructions?
2.) Walls finished?
3.) Finished floor installed?
4.) Room lights installed?
5.) Dust-creating work completed?
6.) Old equipment within room removed?
7.) Component positions clearly marked on floor?
8.) Space available to store equipment?
9.) Lock on door, or locked room available?
10.) Room IP Addresses for DICOM and Broadband identified?
11.) Voice phone line connection provided?
12.) Have all fire/safety inspections for occupancy been completed?
13.) Send completed checklist to the GE Healthcare installation team.
Comments:
Inspection Date(s):
Installation Project Manager Signature

MI ==> FE Handoff Checklist
Purpose: Mechanical Installer to Field Engineer handoff checklist to confirm that all critical installation steps have
been completed. Upon completion of the mechanical installation of the system, the Mechanical Installer
must fill out this checklist and review with the local Field Engineer.
Item # Item Sign Off
1.) Power and ground cables connected and tightened:
Power cables (how many?, where?)
Ground cables (how many?, where?)

2.) All signal cables connected and tightened.
3.) Cable shield clamps installed and tightened (how many?, where?).
4.) All mounting bolts installed and tightened (floor, wall and ceiling).
5.) Control room cables properly dressed.
6.) Correct language decal applied to touch screen and DSA.
7.) All covers installed.
8.) Room cleaned.
9.) Product locator cards collected.
10.) Missing components and/or options:
11.) List of any installation drawing deviations (all deviations should be signed by customer
and reviewed by the installation specialist).
12.) Packing materials disposed of.
13.) The crane returned.
____________________________________ ____________________________________
Mechanical Installer Signature Field Engineer Signature
Page 40 Section 2.0 - Installation Handoff Checklist

FE ==> Apps Handoff Checklist
Purpose: Field Engineer to Application Specialist handoff checklist to confirm that all critical
installation steps have been completed.
1.) Have all calibrations been completed?
2.) Have purchased options been installed/enabled/configured?
3.) All appropriate regulatory labels installed:
X-ray tube focal spot
Warning labels
Rating plates
4.) Have functional checks been completed?
5.) Are all covers installed?
6.) Have all protective tape/coverings been removed?
7.) Are there any appearance issues?
8.) Are there any system issues?
9.) Are there any functional limitations?
10.) Has system documentation (paper and CDROM) been given to the customer?
Also, for VA sites, has 2nd set of documentation been given to the customer?
11.) Is the hospital scheduling system (HIS/RIS) configured? Does the modality
display MWL (Modality WorkList) responses successfully?
12.) Are printers configured and printer calibrations done on ALL printers?
13.) Are PACS configured?
14.) Has local physics inspection been completed. Some states/sites may not allow
use of system for patients until this is done.
15.) Has backup of original system been performed? (TTT configuration as well as
Genware configuration backup)
16.) Has Application Specialist received all checklists:
Pre-Installation
MI to FE checklist
FE to Apps checklist
____________________________________ ____________________________________
Mechanical Installer Signature Field Engineer Signature

Section 3.0
Cables
3.1 Routing
• System MIS cables should be pulled to/from the System Cabinet before the System Cabinet
is moved into the final mounting position.
• Some system cables are pre-connected to a sub-system and should not be disconnected in
order to pull the cable(s) through the conduits or wall ducts.
• Power cables must be kept separate from signal cables as much as possible. In wall ducts or
raceway, power cables should be routed in a separate channel from signal cables. Inside
system cabinets, power cables should not be bundled together with signal cables.
All MIS cables should be routed through the conduits or wall ducts as rate-proofed as possible.
3.2 System Cables

1.) Perform routing and connection of system, power and ground cables.
2.) Refer to the schematics for details on system cabling.
3.3 EMC Compliance

1.) For EMC compliance, several cables require additional grounding through the use of P-clamps
connected to the cable shields. It is important that these P-clamps connections are made
properly in order to provide the necessary electrical ground. When more than one P-clamp
must be attached at the same mounting location, refer to Figure 2-1 and Figure 2-2 for correct
orientation of the P-clamps.
Figure 2-1 Correct Installation of Multiple P-Clamps
Figure 2-2 Incorrect Installation of Multiple P-Clamps
Page 42 Section 3.0 - Cables

Section 4.0
Positioner Table
4.1 Unpack
This section will describe the basic steps required to un-crate the table.
Be careful of injured by the nails.
• Do not discard any packing materials such as envelopes, boxes, bags until all parts are
accounted for against the packing list.
• Check the mechanical conditions and external appearances of all parts for possible damages
or missing items.
• The distribution center or factory must be notified immediately of any damage or shortage of
parts.
1.) Remove the top cover and four top cross members from the table shipping crate.
Figure 2-3 Table Crate
2.) Remove any additional cross members from the inside of the crate.
3.) Remove the sides of the shipping container. See Figure 2-4.
Figure 2-4 Crate Sides Removed

4.) Remove the protective covering. See Figure 2-5.
Figure 2-5 Remove Protective Covering
Note: Unpack OPEN ME FIRST Crate #1-6 (Pink Box) at first.

Take out the Documents: Service Manual (5458232-1EN), Pre-Installation Manual (5442442-
1EN), and Operator Manual (5445574-1EN). Read Pre-Installation Manual and Service
Manual carefully before system installation and calibration.
Figure 2-6 Open Me First Box
5.) Unpack the box which contains Electrical base.
Figure 2-7 Unpack Electrical Base
Page 44 Section 4.0 - Positioner Table

6.) Place the Electrical base vertically under the table.
Figure 2-8 Place Electrical Base
7.) Unpack the unfixed dolly from one of the fixed dollies.
Figure 2-9 Unpack Fixed Dolly
8.) Mount this dolly to the table base.
Figure 2-10 Mount the Unfixed Dolly

4.2 Position Table
1.) Remove the lock screws from the table base.
Figure 2-11 Remove Lock Screws
2.) Adjust dolly bolts to raise the table base level. See Figure 2-12.
Figure 2-12 Adjust Dollies
Note: Make sure the table base raised at least 7 centimeters above.
Figure 2-13 Min. Distance for Table base

3.) Pull the table down the ramp and to the field, and confirm the location of the table with operator.
DO NOT put your feet under the table base, for the table is so heavy and may hurt you.
Figure 2-14 Pull Table to Field
4.) Adjust dolly bolts to lower the table base level.
Figure 2-15 Lower Dollies
5.) Demount the four dollies.
Figure 2-16 Demount Dollies

6.) Mount the screws to demounted dollies again, and store the dollies for system relocation if
required.
Figure 2-17 Dollies storage

4.3 Install Table
4.3.1 Demount Lock Screws

Demount the red lock screws on the back of the table base.
Figure 2-18 Demount Lock Screws
4.3.2 Digital Spot Device

1.) Unpack tube stand & digital spot device.
Figure 2-19 Tube Stand & Digital Spot Device

Items included in this crate:
Digital Spot Device Tube Stand
Figure 2-20 Items included in Crate
2.) Install the digital spot device, and secure it with the four screws.
Insert the Digital Spot Device Fix the four screws
Figure 2-21 Install Digital Spot Device
Note: Adjust the position of digital spot device, place along marked guidelines, and then tighten the
four screws.
Figure 2-22 Adjust the position of Digital Spot Device

4.3.3 Wiring Harness Bracket
1.) Take the system wiring harness out from the back of the table base.
Figure 2-23 Wiring Harness
2.) Divide the cables into two groups for installation (one group is for I.I., the other is for other
subsystems behind the tube stand).
Divide the cables into two groups Route the cables
Figure 2-24 Cables from Wiring Harness Bracket
3.) Mount the wiring harness bracket.
Figure 2-25 Mount Wiring Harness Bracket

4.3.4 Tube Stand
1.) Demount the four screws on the digital spot device.
Figure 2-26 Demount the Screws
2.) Install the tube stand with tools.
Tube Stand Binding Tube Stand
Lift the Tube Stand Align Tube Stand with Spot Device
Figure 2-27 Install Tube Stand
Be careful of being injured by tube stand because of the heavy weight.

Note: DO NOT tighten the screws before adjusting the position of the tube stand.
3.) Adjust the position of the tube stand to place along marked guidelines, and then, tighten the
screws.
Note: Place along marked guidelines to guarantee the collimation between the view of x-ray and
image receptor.
a. Do not tighten the four screws on tube stand.
b. Place along marked guidelines on both sides.
c. Tighten the screws

after adjusting the
position of the tube
stand.

4.) Connect the cables on the back of tube stand, and ty-rap the cables.
Figure 2-28 Connect Cables on Tube Stand Side
Part No. Table Table

One Side The Other Side
5436985 Intercom BD J8 CN21 5460585
5454313 CN94 Cable 5452648 Compressor Motor Cable
5450221 Table column SID and 44CN 5451807
Compressor Limit Switch
5453649 E (Tube Stand) E (Ground)

4.3.5 Install Tilt Motor base
1.) Install the tilting motor base onto the table base.
Table Base Motor Base
Set the motor belt between pulleys

of motor and gear box Mount four lock screws
Figure 2-29 Install Tilt Motor Base
2.) Loosen the four motor mount screws to adjust the motor belt tension.
Figure 2-30 Adjust Motor Belt Tension

3.) Tighten the motor belt tensioner to align the edge of the motor plate with the mark on
supporting plate.
Edge of
Mark on the motor plate
Supporting plate
Figure 2-31 Tighten Motor Belt Tension
4.) Tighten the four motor mount screws securely.

5.) Install the electrical base onto the table base.
Electrical Base Route the cables
Demount screws Mount the Electrical Base
Figure 2-32 Install Electrical Base

6.) Connect motor cable.
Demount the cover
Connect power cables Mount the ground cable
Figure 2-33 Connect Motor Cable
Part No. One Side The Other Side

5448361 Tilt Motor Frequency Inverter 1100W
5462125 GND

7.) Configure Table Board (5458763).
Note: Configure Jumper J14 and Dipswitch S1 & S2 to support temporary power input before
installation, after installation, set it back to the default.
- For Jumper J14: Short Pin1- Pin2 connection
- For Dipswitch S1 & S2: S1(1-4)=On, Off, Off, Off; S2(1-4)=Off, Off, Off, Off.
S1, S2
J14
5458763
8.) Connect a temporary power cable.
Note: Apply AC220V at power input terminals on the Electrical Base.
Be careful of over loading.
Figure 2-34 Connect Temporary Power Cable
Note: Please connect the temporary power cable to TM1-3(220V), TM1-5(0V) and GND.
If the country DO NOT have AC220V, please tilt table manually.

4.3.6 Tilt Table to Vertical Position
1.) Power on the system through 220V temporary power.
2.) Tilt table to vertical position by controlling the key board beside the table.
Figure 2-35 Tilt Table to Vertical Position
Note: Make sure the table tilting direction is controlled by the correct buttons on key board, i.e. table
clockwise direction tilting is controlled by table clockwise rotation button, etc.
Tilt the table LESS THAN 90 degrees to avoid the table’s overturn.
3.) Adjust the tube stand height to facilitate the I.I. mounting by pressing the upward/downward
buttons on the key board.
4.) Power off.
5.) Disconnect the temporary power cable.
Figure 2-36 Disconnect Temporary Power Cable

4.3.7 I.I.
1.) Unpack accessories crate.
Figure 2-37 Unpack accessories crate
2.) Mount I.I.
Demount Screws
Front
Cover
Bottom
Cover
Mount the I.I. Mount the Screws
Figure 2-38 Mount I.I.

3.) Demount the front and bottom covers.
Figure 2-39 Demount I.I. Covers
4.) Connect AEC feedback coaxial cable (5451171).
Figure 2-40 Connect AEC Feedback Coaxial Cable
Part No. Positioner Table Generator

I.I. Image Chain AEC Board
5451171 J2 AEC Channel #1, #2
(Pin 7-, Pin 12+)
5.) Connect CCD camera cables.
Part No. Integrated Console The Other Side

5122285 Camera Head LVDS PCU J1

Note: Follow the process below during installing the 20 m cable (5122285) on I.I. side.
At I.I. side, the shielded cable should make 3 paths in the ferrite (2 loops).
a.) Insert the 20 m cable through the cable slot without ferrite.
b.) Open the ferrite and place the cable inside. The length of cable between the ferrite core
and the connector should be 30 cm.
c.) Make a first loop having a diameter of about 7.5 cm.
d.) Make a second loop just on top of the first one.

e.) Close the box of the ferrite.
f.) Bind the ferrites with fixing strip.
g.) Connect the 20 m cable.
Figure 2-41 Connect CCD camera cable

6.) Connect the I.I. power cable (5448207) and ground cable.
Power Cable Ground Cable
Figure 2-42 Connect I.I. Power and Ground Cable
7.) Fix the cable to the Image Head using the cable clamp. Place the ferrite close to the cable
clamp before tightening.
Figure 2-43 Fix the cables with clamp
8.) Remount the front cover and the cover below.
Figure 2-44 Remount I.I. Covers

4.3.8 A196 X-Ray Tube
1.) Take out A196 X-ray tube from box.
2.) Install tube holder onto the tube stand.
Figure 2-45 Install Tube Holder
Note: Pay attention to the direction of tube rotation detent. The direction of the detent should be the
same as X-ray beam.
Figure 2-46 Detent Direction

3.) Demount the brackets on the tube holder.
Figure 2-47 Demounted upper brackets
Note: To avoid damaging the switch, make sure the tube x-ray window is away from the switch when
placing the tube to holder.
4.) Install X-ray tube onto the tube holder.
Mount and rotate the tube to proper position Remove the protective plastic blocks
Figure 2-48 Install X-ray Tube
Note: Make sure the tube window is away from the switch when placing the tube to holder, and then
rotate the tube to proper position. Hold the tube to prevent it falling down.

5.) Lock the tube with tube handle.
Disassemble Tube Handle Tube Handle
5.8N.m
Lock the screws 1 Lock the screws 2
Figure 2-49 Lock the tube with tube handle
Note: Please apply 5.8N.m to fasten the screws 2.

Hold the tube to prevent it falling down.
6.) Remount the upper brackets.
Figure 2-50 Remount the upper brackets

7.) Make sure the tube rotation operates smoothly.
Figure 2-51 Tube rotation operation
8.) Install the cooling fan with cable (5450222) and X-Ray tube angulation cables.
Note: Pay attention to the air flow direction of tube fan.
Figure 2-52 Install Tube Cooling Fan
9.) Mount the clamp
Mount the clamp 1 Mount the clamp 2

Note: 40 degrees lock should be on the
cathode side.
Figure 2-53 Install tube clamp
Note: Pay attention to the direction of clamp.

10.) Demount the two HV cable socket covers.
Figure 2-54 Demount HV Cable Socket Covers
11.) Clean HV cable connectors, and then apply a thin layer of silicon compound.
Figure 2-55 Apply Silicon Compound
12.) Connect the anode and cathode HV cables to the X-ray tube.
Figure 2-56 Connect HV Cables
HV Cable Socket HV Cable

+ (ANODE) +
- (CATHODE) -
Note: Check the polarity of HV cables carefully, and DO NOT connect the two HV cables reversely.
13.) Adjust tube to the position easy for operation.

14.) Connect the cables for cooling fan and tube tilt unlock button.
Figure 2-57 Connect cables for cooling fan & tube tilt unlock button
Part No. One End The Other End

5450222 Cooling Fan PDU J5
5457707 Tube tilt unlock button CN91-2/CN92-2

4.3.9 Collimator
1.) Remove the protection plate.
Figure 2-58 Remove the protection Plate
2.) Take out the collimator flange.
Figure 2-59 Take Out Collimator Flange
Make the connection reliable.

3.) Mount the Flange onto the tube.
Figure 2-60 Mount the Flange

4.) Mount collimator onto the collimator flange using the two stop plates.
Figure 2-61 Mounting Collimator
Note: The torque to install collimator screws (8-M5) should be 54Kgf.cm.

5.) Demount collimator top cover with four screws.
Figure 2-62 Demount Collimator Top Cover
6.) Connect collimator cables, and fix them with cable clamps.
Figure 2-63 Connect Collimator Cables

5452651 Collimator Terminal L,N
Transformer Collimator

5456779-1 CN12 J82 Xray Board
Collimator
5443491 GND Collimator GND Tube
5436625 Lamp Switch Terminal L3, L4
Integrated Console Collimator
7.) Remount collimator top cover.
Figure 2-64 Mount Collimator Top Cover
8.) If the 4 collimator adjusting screws are loose, keep screws tightening.
Figure 2-65 Tighten the screws
9.) Demount the tube cover on Anode side.
Figure 2-66 Demount Tube Cover

10.) Connect the tube control cable (5445938) and grounding cable (5451994).
Note: Ground cable must be connected properly.
Collimator ground cable should be connected to tube E.
To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to a supply with
protective earth.
Part No. HV Tank A196 X-ray Tube

5445938 C 1
M 2
S 3
T1 5
T2 6
5451994 GND GND
5443491 GND Collimator GND
11.) Mount tube cover with cover plate.

Upper point
Figure 2-67 Mount Tube Cover with mounting plates

12.) Connect the cable connectors for tube angulation brake and tube tilting switch on the top of
tube stand.
Figure 2-68 Connect Connectors

5460616 CN72 Motor board J9
5437143 48LS(Tube tilt SW) Table board J20
13.) Connect the cable for tube pitching switch.
Figure 2-69 Connect Tube Pitching Switch

5457544 47LS (Tube pitching SW) Table board J42
14.) Demount tube stand back cover.
Figure 2-70 Demount Tube Stand Back Cover

15.) Connect the cables, and remount the cover.
Figure 2-71 Connect the Cables
Part No. Tube Stand

5451809 J5, Table BD CN70, Cable
5457710
5440079 J7, Motor BD DC Motor Driver
5448190 A2 P1, 48V Switch DC Motor Driver
Power

Section 5.0
Generator Cabinet
5.1 Unpack
or missing items.
parts.
1.) Remove the top and side covers of the shipping container and cross braces.
Figure 2-72 Remove Covers and Cross Braces
2.) Unpack and store the covers.

3.) Remove the lower cross braces.

4.) Remove the protective covering.
5.) Demount the four fixed screws.
Figure 2-74 Demount Fixed Screws
Page 78 Section 5.0 - Generator Cabinet

6.) Position generator cabinet to the location that does not prevent the table’s movement.
Figure 2-75 Position Generator Cabinet
5.2 Install Generator

1.) Demount the generator top cover with four screws and washers.
Figure 2-76 Demount Generator Top Cover

2.) Demount generator side cover with six screws and washers.
Figure 2-77 Demount side cover
3.) Demount generator cable protective covers.
Demount
Figure 2-78 Demount Generator Cable Protective Covers
4.) Remove HV cable socket covers.
Figure 2-79 Remove HV Cable Socket Covers

5.) Clean HV cable connectors, and then apply a thin layer of silicon compound.
Figure 2-80 Apply Silicon Compound
6.) Connect the anode and cathode HV cables to the generator oil tank.
Figure 2-81 Connect HV Cables
HV Tank HV Cable
+ +
- -
Note: Check the polarity of HV cables carefully, and do not connect the two HV cables reversely.

7.) Connect tube control cable (5445938) and tube ground cable (5451994).
5451994
5445938
Figure 2-82 Connect Tube Control Cable
Part No. HV Tank Tube Color

5445938 C C White
M M Black
S S Red
T1 T1 Yellow
T2 T2 Brown
5451994 E E Green-Yellow
8.) Demount power supply side cover.

9.) Connect power supply cable with Ferrite Split Core.
Figure 2-83 Connect Power Supply Cable
Part No. Generator EMC PDU TB2

5442714 U U
5456162 V V
5438694 W W
5440237 GND GND
To prevent possible body or equipment damage, please avoid inappropriate power up.

10.) Remount the protective cover.
Figure 2-84 Remount Cover
11.) Connect PCU generator I/F cable (5450388) and touch screen console communication cable
(5123315) on generator I/F board.
Touch Screen ABC cable

Communication
Figure 2-85 Connect ABC and Touch Screen Communication Cables
Part No. Generator I/F Board Integrated Console

5450388 J8 Imager PCU J4
5123315 J4 Touch Screen Console J2
12.) Connect other cables on generator room I/F board.
Figure 2-86 Generator Room I/F Board Cables

a.) PDU power-on cable (5440236).
Generator Room I/F Bd System PDU J1

TB8 24VDC 24VDC
TB7 0VDC 0VDC
GND GND
b.) Connect touch screen grounding cable (5124835) from touch screen to generator room I/
F board.
c.) Connect generator room I/F cable (5462260).
Generator Integrated Console

Room I/F bd TB5, TB6 Console I/F J17
d.) Connect door lock (TB 4, 5) and room light (TB 11, 12) on TB4.

13.) Connect AEC feedback coaxial cable (5451171).
AEC Channel 1
AEC Channel 2
Figure 2-87 Connect AEC Feedback Coaxial Cable
Generator Positioner Table

AEC Board I.I. Image Chain AEC Board
AEC channel #1, #2 (Pin 7-, Pin 12+) J2
14.) Ty-rap the cables and remount all the generator cable protective covers.
Figure 2-88 Ty-rap Cables

Section 6.0
PDU Cabinet
6.1 Unpack
or missing items.
parts.

5.) Position PDU cabinet to the location that does not prevent the table’s movement.
Page 86 Section 6.0 - PDU Cabinet

6.2 Install PDU
1.) Demount PDU cabinet top cover.
Figure 2-91 Demount PDU Top Cover
2.) Demount PDU cabinet front cover.
Figure 2-92 PDU Without Cover

3.) Connect PDU cables.
Figure 2-93 Connect PDU Cables
Hospital PDU TB1

360 ~ 440 VAC U
3 Phase Supply V
W
GND
Part No. PDU TB2 Generator EMC

5442714 U U
5456162 V V
5438694 W W
5440237 GND GND
Part No. PDU The Other End

5440236 J1 Generator Room I/F
5436460 J3 Table TM1
5449152 J4 System Console, Fuse F1, F2
5450222 J5 Tube Fan
5451169 GND System Console GND
5439491 GND Table E
Page 88 Section 6.0 - PDU Cabinet

Section 7.0
Integrated Console
7.1 Unpack
or missing items.
parts.


5.) Position integrated console to the location where the operator can observe the patients easily.
Figure 2-96 Position Integrated Console
6.) Position console cabinet beside the integrated console.
Figure 2-97 Position Console Cabinet
7.2 Install Integrated Console

1.) Demount console cabinet side and back covers and integrated console back cover.
Demount Demount
Demount
Figure 2-98 Demount Integrated Console Covers
Page 90 Section 7.0 - Integrated Console

2.) Position control room monitor, touch screen console, foot pedal, keyboard and mouse on
system console.
Figure 2-99 Position Monitor and Touch Screen Console
3.) Put PC into the console cabinet.
Figure 2-100 Install PC
4.) Connect console cables.
Figure 2-101 Connect Console Cables
Note: Notice for the arrow on the pin and socket.

Part No. System Console Table/Console

5448158 I/F J6 TDSP J3
5437711 I/F J14 Intercom J1
5448182 I/F J15 TDSP CN333
5457533 TDSP 331CN Table J431
5443329 TDSP 332CN Table J442
5451170 I/F J4 Generator/Digital interface J2
5122285 PCU J1 Camera Head LVDS
Note: Follow the process below during installing the 20 m cable (5122285) on PCU side.
At PCU side, the shielded cable should make 3 paths in the ferrite (2 loops).
a.) Open the ferrite and place the cable inside. The length of cable between the ferrite and
the connector shall be about 7 cm.
b.) Make a first loop having a diameter of about 7.5 cm.
c.) Make a second loop just on top of the first one.
d.) Close the box of the ferrite.

e.) Bind the ferrites with fixing strip.
f.) Connect the cable to PCU. Follow the instructions below to secure the cable connector
with PCU.
Put the ferrite under the PCU
Bind cables
Leave this part free
Align the bent cable with the

PCU edge
Do NOT bind cables here
Secure the connector with

PCU
Finished cables

5.) Take out the watchdog (5121184) from PC Box, install it to “Rockey” as below, and connect
workstation cables.
Power
4
4
6
6
2
2
Key 3
Key 3
1
1
5
5
COM1
Keyboard
Mouse
Rockey Hospital Network
COM2
Primary Monitor Inroom Monitor (Option)
Frame Grab Card

PCI1750 Card
Camera Link Cable 5446734
Image Converting Board
Coaxial Cable (5455121)
Figure 2-102 Connect Workstation Cables
Part No. System Console System Console

One End The Other End
5443331 COM1 J6, PCU
5455343 COM2 COM2, CPI CONSOLE
5454302 IMG. CONV. BD J5, PCU
5446734 FRM. GRAB. BD. IMG. CONV. BD.
5455126 1750 Card I/F Board J3
5455121 IMG. CONV. BD I/F Board J13
5461517 Power Line TM1

6.) Install cables at the back of console.
Figure 2-103 Cables at The Back of Console
Part No. One side Other side

5482782 Foot Pedal TDSP board
5460585 CN21 Intercom Slave
5440086 DAP socket TM1

7.) Follow this step to connect CPI touch screen cables.
Figure 2-104 Connect Touch Screen Cables
Part No. CPI Console System Console

5439492 CPI Console COM1 I/F Board J2
5455343 CPI Console COM2 Workstation COM2
Part No. CPI Console Generator

5123315 GEN Generator IF Board J4
5124835 GND Generator IF Board GND
8.) Connect monitor cables.
Figure 2-105 Connect LCD Monitor Cables
Part No. Integrated Console Monitor

5453651 TM1 Monitor
DVI cable Workstation Monitor
5451796 GND GND

9.) Install in-room monitor (optional, Part#5438408) on the cart, put them in-room, and connect in-
room monitor cables.
Note: Connect in-room monitor if customer orders it.
Part No. One side Other side

5456163 Workstation LCD Monitor
5438695 TM1 Power Cable

Section 8.0
Electrical Connections
1.) Please configure Jumper J14 on Table Board 5458763 back to Pin2-Pin3 connection.
1 2 3
0 1 1
2.) Configure the Dipswitch S1, S2 to default (S1(1-4)=Off, Off, Off, Off; S2(1-4)=Off, Off, Off, Off).
Make sure the temporary power cable is removed.

3.) Connect other cables on table bulkhead, and ty-rap the cables.
J431
J442
J531
J542
J432
Figure 2-106 Connect Table Bulkhead Cables
Part No. Table Bulkhead Table

5440085 J431 Table Board J331
5441717 J442 Xray Board J332
5448207 J432 I.I.
Part No. Table Bulkhead Integrated Console

5457533 J431 TDSP Board 331CN
5443329 J442 TDSP Board 332CN
5437146 J432 Console I/F J5
Page 98 Section 8.0 - Electrical Connections

4.) Connect in-room foot pedal cable (optional, Part#5123173).
Figure 2-107 Connect In-Room Foot Pedal Cable
Part No. Table In-Room Foot Pedal

5121496 Bulkhead J531
5.) Connect High-pressure Injector (optional).

a.) Open the cabinet cover of Integrated Console.
b.) Insert the one end of high-pressure injector cable to the J11 pin of Interface BD.
Figure 2-108 High-pressure Injector connection
c.) Connect the other end of cable to your high-pressure injector.
Part No. Integrated Console High-pressure Injector

5137372 Interface BD J11
d.) Remount the cabinet cover.

Section 9.0
Accessories
9.1 Install Compressor (Part#5476931)
1.) Take out the compressor with a dowel and bolt.
2.) Insert the dowel into the pole of the compressor.
Note: Align the holes in the dowel and pole.
Align the holes
3.) Mount the compressor by tightening the bolt.
Figure 2-109 Mount Compressor
9.2 Install Barium Meal Cup Pad (Part#5458684)
Figure 2-110 Install Barium Meal Cup Pad

Page 100 Section 9.0 - Accessories
9.3 Install Footrest (Part#5439539)
Note: There are four fixing pins under the footrest.
1.) Insert the two former fixing pins into both side rails.
Figure 2-111 Insert Former Fixing Pins
2.) Insert the two latter fixing pins into the slots in both side rails.
Note: Install the footrest by customer's requirements.
3.) Lock the footrest.
Figure 2-112 Lock Footrest

9.4 Install Side Armrest (Part#5445988)
Note: There are two fixing pins under each armrest.
1.) Mount one armrest on one side rail.
Figure 2-113 Mount Armrest
2.) Adjust the armrest to the appropriate position.

3.) Fix the armrest down.
Figure 2-114 Fix the armrest

4.) Mount the another armrest.
Figure 2-115 Mount The Another Armrest
9.5 Install Shoulder Pad

Right shoulder pad assembly (Part#5451223);Left shoulder pad assembly (Part#5445185).
Note: There is one fixing pin under each shoulder pad.
Figure 2-116 Shoulder Pad
1.) Mount one shoulder pad on one side rail.
Figure 2-117 Mount Shoulder Pad
2.) Adjust the should pad to the appropriate position.

3.) Fix the shoulder pad.

4.) Mount the another shoulder pad.
Figure 2-118 Mount The Another Shoulder Pad
9.6 Install Upper Armrest

Right grasp handle assembly (Part# 5451224); Left grasp handle assembly (Part#5455393).
Figure 2-119 Install Armrest
9.7 Install Compression Band (Optional) (Part#5448081)

Note: Please install the compression band if necessary.
Please un-install the compression band if it is not used, and put it aside to avoid damages.
1.) Take out the compression band.
Figure 2-120 Compression Band

2.) Install the outboard compression band pole (the pole with compression band fixed in), adjust
the compression band pole to a proper position.
Align the pins with holes Adjust to the proper position
Figure 2-121 Install Outboard Compression Band Pole
3.) Install the inboard compression band pole (the pole without compression band fixed on), adjust
the compression band pole to a proper position.
Align the pins with holes Adjust to the proper position
Figure 2-122 Install Inboard Compression Band Pole

4.) loosen the compression band on the outboard compression band pole.
Figure 2-123 Loosen the compression band
To release/loosen the compression band, pull the handle towards table top. A "Tick" sound will
be heard.
5.) Pull the compression band to the inboard compression band pole through patients, and insert
the pole through the compression band.
Figure 2-124 Pull Compression Band

6.) Pull the handle on the outboard compression band pole to tighten the compression band.
Figure 2-125 Tighten the compression band
7.) Remove the compression band.
Figure 2-126 Remove the compression band

Section 10.0
DAP Meter Installation (Optional)
1.) Unpack the box of DAP Meter.
Figure 2-127 DAP Meter package
2.) Place the display at the upper-right of the console desk, then fix the screw.
Place the display Fix the screw

Figure 2-128 Install the display
3.) Install the ionization chamber
Rotate collimator to insert the chamber Fix the screw to lock the chamber
through the rails at the bottom of collimator
Figure 2-129 Install the chamber
Page 108 Section 10.0 - DAP Meter Installation (Optional)

4.) Connect the signal cable
Connect the cable with chamber Connect the cable with display
Figure 2-130 Connect the signal cable
5.) Connect the power adapter to the socket on the back of console table.
Figure 2-131 Connect adapter
6.) Insert the other end of adapter into the power interface of display to power on the device.
Figure 2-132 Power on the device

Section 11.0
Wall Stand Installation (Optional) (Part#5477035)
11.1 Unpacking
or missing items.
parts.
1.) Loosen all the 6 fibulaes, and remove the top and sides of shipping containers together. See
Figure.
Figure 2-133 Loosen Fibulaes and Remove Crate
2.) Take out the covers.

3.) Remove the two fixed plates with two bolts each.
Figure 2-134 Remove Fixed Plates
Page 110 Section 11.0 - Wall Stand Installation (Optional) (Part#5477035)

5.) Raise the wall stand.
Be careful of being injured by wall stand because of the heavy weight.
Figure 2-135 Raise Wall Stand
11.2 Installation
1.) Refer to the room layout in Pre-Installation Manual (5442442-1EN), and confirm the location
of the wall stand with the operator. Move wall stand to the location.
FOR SCENARIO 1 (STANDARD WALL STAND DEPLOYMENT) DESCRIBED IN OPERATOR

MANUAL (5445574-1EN):
2.) Rotate the tube facing to the wall stand front panel.
Figure 2-136 Rotate Tube 1

3.) Move the wall stand to make sure the SID at 1.8 m. Then open the collimator light, make sure
that the bias between the cross hair projected by the collimator and the cross hair in the wall
stand front panel is less than 3 mm in two orthogonal directions.
Note: When the collimator blades are closed to one line, it should be overlapped with the wall stand
cross hair.
Figure 2-137 SID 1.8 m
Note: Use the ruler to measure the distance between the two sides of front panel with collimator to
make sure the x-ray beam is perpendicular to wall stand front panel.
Figure 2-138 Alignment
4.) If the requirements above cannot be met, adjust wall stand location or the four leveling bolts.
and then go to step 8 for wall stand fixing.
FOR SCENARIO 2 (40 DEGREES WALL STAND DEPLOYMENT) DESCRIBED IN OPERATOR

MANUAL (5445574-1EN):
5.) Move the tube to 40 degrees towards outside, align the central beam to the center of the wall

stand.
1. Loose the screw on the tube top Move the tube to 40 degrees towards outside
2. Press and hold the buttons on the tube handle
Figure 2-139 Rotate Tube 2
6.) Move the wall stand to make sure the SID at 1.8 m. Then open the collimator light, make sure
that the bias between the cross hair projected by the collimator and the cross hair in the wall
stand front panel is less than 3 mm in two orthogonal directions.
Note: When the collimator blades are closed to one line, it should be overlapped with the wall stand
cross hair.
Figure 2-140 SID 1.8 m
Note: Use the ruler to measure the distance between the two sides of front panel with collimator to
make sure the x-ray beam is perpendicular to wall stand front panel.
7.) If the requirements above cannot be met, adjust wall stand location.
8.) Drill two holes through the two holes on wall stand base, and clean holes of all dust and chips.
Note: Please use 10 drill.
9.) Insert the supplied two M10 anchors and washers, and hammer the anchors into the holes.

10.) Tighten the anchors to fix the wall stand to the floor.
Figure 2-141 Fix the Wall Stand
11.3 Cassette Tray

Unpack and take out the cassette tray, and slide it into the wall stand.
Figure 2-142 Insert Cassette Tray
11.4 Grid
1.) Demount the wall stand front panel.
Figure 2-143 Demount Front Panel
2.) Install grid.

Note: The side of grid marked as "tube side" should be on the tube side.
3.) Remount the front panel.

Section 12.0
Final Cover Installation
Note: Install the subsystem covers after system checks and configuration/calibration.
12.1 Ty-rap and fix the cables.

Note: Suggest wear gloves when insert cables into cable hoses.
1.) Mount the nine cable hoses
Tube to Column Cable 1-PN#5500979 Tube to Column Cable 2-PN#5500979
Tube Anode to Fan - PN#5500983 Tube Cathode to Collimator - PN#5500984
PN#5500982
Figure 2-144 Mount Cable Hoses - Part I

Cable Carrier to I.I. - PN#5500986 Cable Carrier to Table Bottom - PN#5500987
I.I. - PN#5500983 I.I. - PN#5500983
Figure 2-145 Mount Cable Hoses - Part II
2.) Ty-rap the cable hoses.
Figure 2-146 Ty-rap cable hoses
Page 116 Section 12.0 - Final Cover Installation

3.) Fix the two HV cables.
Figure 2-147 Fix the HV cables
Note: Before securing the HV cables, make sure the sufficient cable length for tube rotation.
4.) Fix the cables at the back of tube stand.
Min. cable length

>1
10
c
m
&
<1
20
cm
Figure 2-148 Fix cables
Please move the tube to 150cm SID when fixing the cables to make sure the sufficient cable
length for tube stand movement. The cable distance between the two brackets on the back of
tube stand should be more than 110cm.

5.) Mount the cooling fan cover.

a.) Mount the side cover onto tube.
Point 3
Point 2
Point 1
Figure 2-149 Side cover
Point 1 Point 2
Point 3 Mounted side covers
Figure 2-150 Mount side covers

b.) Mount the top cover.
Figure 2-151 Mount top cover
Note: Make sure the angulation indicator on the cover is in operation.
Figure 2-152 Angulation indicator
6.) Fix the screw for 40 degrees limit.
Figure 2-153 40 Degrees limit lock screw

7.) Install table base covers.
Figure 2-154 Install Table Base Covers
12.2 Install Generator Cabinet Covers

1.) Install generator cabinet side cover.
Figure 2-155 Install Generator Cabinet Side Cover
2.) Install generator cabinet top cover with two ground cables.

Figure 2-156 Install Generator Cabinet Top Cover
12.3 Install PDU Cabinet Covers

1.) Mount PDU cabinet front cover.
2.) Mount PDU cabinet top cover.
Figure 2-157 Install PDU Cabinet Covers

12.4 Install Integrated Console Covers
1.) Ty-rap and route the cables.
Figure 2-158 Ty-rap and route the cables
2.) Install system console and cabinet back cover.
Figure 2-159 Install System Console Back Cover
3.) Install the console cabinet side covers
Figure 2-160 Install Console Cabinet Covers
Note: Leave at least 20 cm between console cabinet and wall, or the high temperature in console
cabinet will damage the server.

12.5 Lock the PDU and Console Cabinet
After the physical installation, please secure the PDU and console cabinet by locking the brakes.
Lock The PDU Lock The Cabinet
Figure 2-161 Lock The Brakes

Section 13.0
Fix Table
Note: Confirm the location of table with customers before fixing the table.
1.) Drill four 14 mm diameter holes 120 mm deep with masonry drill.
Figure 2-162 Drill Holes
2.) Clean holes of all dust and chips.

3.) Insert supplied 90 mm Rawl power-bolt anchors and washers.
Figure 2-163 Insert The Anchor
4.) Hammer the anchors into the holes.
Figure 2-164 Hammer & Screw the Anchors
Page 124 Section 13.0 - Fix Table

5.) Tighten the anchors.
Figure 2-165 Tighten Anchors

Section 14.0
Labels and Rating Plates
Attach multilingual labels to overlay the Chinese labels attached in factory.
14.1 Table
Label Description References

5457728/ System Rating Plate See Figure 2-166
5474222/
5474227
5438721 Warning Label for Compressor See Figure 2-167
5439526 Caution Label 11 See Figure 2-168
5442749 Table Gear Warning Label See Figure 2-169
5443538 Danger Label 11 See Figure 2-170
5445163 Caution Label for Footrest See Figure 2-171
5446803 Cassette Caution Label 11 See Figure 2-172
5456962 Warning Label 1 See Figure 2-174
5457744 Danger Label 2 See Figure 2-175
Figure 2-166 System Rating Plate
Page 126 Section 14.0 - Labels and Rating Plates

Figure 2-167 5438721, Warning Label for Compressor
Figure 2-168 5439526, Caution Label 11
Figure 2-169 5442749, Table Gear Warning Label

Figure 2-170 5443538, Danger Label 11
Figure 2-171 5445163, Caution Label for Footrest
Figure 2-172 5446803, Cassette Caution Label 11

Figure 2-174 5456962, Warning Label 1
Figure 2-175 5457744, Danger Label 2

14.2 Generator

Figure 2-176
14.3 PDU

5440265 PDU Safety Warning Label See Figure 2-178
Figure 2-178 5440265, PDU Safety Warning Label

14.4 Integrated Console

5451205 Operation Warning Label 1 See Figure 2-179
Figure 2-179 5451205, Operation Warning on Touch Screen

14.5 DICOM/DSA/Watchdog License Labels
Note: If customer order DICOM/DSA/Watchdog, please get the letter from customer, open it, find the
license labels(Figure 2-180), and paste them onto the side of console, just beside the Table
Rating plate. Also copy license on DSA & Service Tool (5124327) CD cover, and ask
customers to give appropriate storages.
Watchdog
DICOM
DSA
Figure 2-180 DICOM/DSA/Watchdog License Labels

Section 15.0
MI ==> FE Handoff Checklist
Purpose: Mechanical Installer to Field Engineer handoff checklist to confirm that all critical
Table 15-1 Mechanical Installer to Field Engineer Handoff Checklist
1.) Power and ground cables connected and tightened:

• Power cables (how many, where)
• Ground cables (how many, where)
2.) All signal cables connected and tightened.
3.) Cable shield clamps installed and tightened (how many, where).
4.) All mounting bolts installed and tightened (floor and wall).
5.) Mechanical alignments done.
6.) Control room cables properly dressed.
7.) All covers installed.
8.) Room cleaned.
9.) Product locator cards collected.
10.) Missing components and/or options:
11.) List of any installation drawing deviations (all deviations should

be signed by customer).
12.) Packing materials disposed of.
13.) The crane returned.

Section 16.0
FE==> Apps Handoff Checklist
Purpose: Field Engineer to Application Specialist handoff checklist to confirm that all critical
Table 16-1 Field Engineer to Application Specialist Handoff Checklist
1.) Have all calibrations been completed?
2.) Have purchased options been installed/enabled/configured?
3.) All appropriate regulatory labels installed:

• X-ray tube focal spot
• Warning labels
• Rating plates
4.) Have functional checks been completed?
5.) Are all covers installed?
6.) Have all protective tape/coverings been removed?
7.) Are there any appearance issues?
8.) Are there any system issues?
9.) Are there any functional limitations?
10.) Has system documentation (paper and CDROM) been given to

the customer?
Also, for VA sites, has 2nd set of documentation been given to the
customer?
11.) Is the hospital scheduling system (HIS/RIS) configured? Does

the modality display MWL (Modality WorkList) responses
successfully?
12.) Are printers configured and printer calibrations done on ALL

printers?
13.) Are PACS configured?
14.) Has local physics inspection been completed? (some states/sites

may not allow use of system for patients until this is done)
15.) Has backup of original system been performed? (TTT

configuration as well as Genware configuration backup)
16.) Application Specialist has received all checklists:

• Pre-Installation
• MI to FE checklist
• FE to Apps checklist
Page 134 Section 16.0 - FE==> Apps Handoff Checklist

Section 17.0
Final Steps
17.1 Database Backup
After calibration, perform complete database backup. Refer to Backup procedure in the Utilities
appendix (See Software Backup / Restore on page 246.).
17.2 Final Installation and Admin Tasks

1.) Ready system for normal customer operation.
2.) Install all covers on system equipment. (Refer to Installation manual for procedure.)
3.) Remove trash, remove installation equipment and tools, clean up room and store service
manuals.
4.) Fill out Product Locator Cards and return them.
5.) Record installation time in Service database.

Page 136 Section 17.0 - Final Steps

Chapter 3 - System Checks
Section 1.0
General
Check system functions after system installation.
If any problems happen during system checks, please refer to - Troubleshooting on page 293.. And
then, please do system checks from the beginning again.
After system checks, install the covers.
Section 2.0
Checking Steps
2.1 CHECK THE OUTSIDE AND THE WIRINGS
Please make sure the system is power off.

1.) Outside: Make sure the system is clean.
2.) Confirm no bolts fall off.
3.) System connections (refer to Digital System MIS Map on page 411.):
Make sure the connections are correct (it is corresponding between the cable name and port),
confirm that there is no looseness among all the parts of the apparatus, and confirm every
cable is fast, especially the power cable and ground cable.
a.) Supply Mains.
b.) Power Cables:
Confirm the resistance between two of the three-phase U, V, W is infinite, and also
confirm the resistance between each of the three-phase U, V, W and ground is infinite.
c.) Signal Cables.
d.) Ground Cables:
Each cable should be fixed hard, and turn the cable name to the location where is easy
to be seen during the check.
Chapter 3 - System Checks Page 137

2.2 MAINS SWITCH ON
1.) Check hospital power (PDU input Voltage): 400V+/-10%(Refer to PDU Configuration on page
153.)
2.) System electrify
a.) Check PDU LED green light is illuminated (Troubleshooting - PDU on page 323.)
b.) Check the red light is illuminated on generator interface board (Troubleshooting -
Generator on page 306.)
3.) System power up: Check all the indications (refer to LED INDICATORS on page 317.)
Page 138 Chapter 3 - System Checks

a.) Generator CPU board lights up
You can do test as below table.
b.) Auxiliary board lights up

c.) Tube fan runs (Troubleshooting - Tube Fan Not Work on page 294.)
d.) Console interface board lights up (Troubleshooting - Console I/F Board on page 326.)
e.) Control console lights up
f.) Door lock check: The x-ray exposure is prohibited when the door is open.
g.) Room light check: Check the red light is illuminated on the exam room when doing x-ray
exposure.

h.) Touch screen console runs (Troubleshooting - Touch Screen Issue on page 330.)
i.) DSA runs (Troubleshooting - No Image Acquisition with X-ray Exposure on page 335.)

2.3 MECHANICAL MOVEMENT
1.) Beside table control
a.) Check collimator (Troubleshooting - Collimator Lamp Not Light Up on page 296.,
Collimator Movement Issue on page 297., and FOV Indication Error on page 298.)
I.) Open collimator field illumination lamp

II.) Turn the knob to open/close the blades
Max.: 12 Min.: 0
b.) Table movement
I.) Table top forward-to-afterward-to-middle movement.

II.) Tube stand head-to-foot movement: note not cut the cables under the table.
III.) Table tilting 0o-to-90o-to-0o-to--30o-to-0o
> Check the tilting limit.
> Note not cut the cables under the table when table is at 90o
> If tube stand is at head side of table, it will retract when table is at -15o to make
sure the I.I. will not knock the ground.

2.) Remote control
a.) Repeat the steps in 1).

b.) Check compression cone: no matter where it is, when tube stand or table top is moving,
compression cone will retract, the retracting progress will last 2 seconds. Check the
compression cone limit switch is effective.
c.) Check microphone functions by pressing microphone button.
2.4 TABLE EMERGENCY STOP

1.) Remote control
a.) Emergency stop lights up, and compression cone retract to the original location.
b.) No functions’ operation.
I.) No remote control.
II.) No table top movement.
III.) No tube arm movement.
IV.) No table tilting.
c.) Power off.
d.) Power up again.
2.) Beside table emergency stop: repeat the steps in 1).
2.5 X-RAY TUBE
1.) Select above table mode (receptor 3) or under table mode (receptor 4) .
2.) Press located on the left-bottom of the touch screen frame to check the anode
running.
3.) Take exposure.
4.) Conditioning / Seasoning by referring to Chapter 3.1 - Tube Conditioning / Seasoning.
2.6 FLUOROSCOPY ABC

1.) Attach an object (such as a resolution pattern) on the table top.
2.) Select DR mode (receptor 1) .

3.) Step footswitch continuously to take fluoro, and make sure there is an image.
4.) Make sure there is auto brightness measure.

2.7 RADIOGRAPHY AEC
1.) Select AEC auto mode.
2.) Take exposure.
3.) Make sure there is an image.
4.) Make sure there is mAs feedback on the touch screen.
2.8 UNDER TABLE MODE PHOTOGRAPH

1.) Insert cassette under the table, and make sure the indication lights up.
2.) Make sure spot exposure is forbidden.
3.) Take exposure by pressing the exposure key located on the right-bottom of the touch screen
frame .
2.9 SELECT LOCAL LANGUAGES AND DATE FORMAT

1.) Setup local regional options and languages of operating system, refer to step 5 - step 7 of
Recovery on page 182.
2.) Install local languages
I.) Touch Screen: See "Settings" on page 178.
II.) DSA: Un-install the English/Chinese version software by referring to Uninstallation on
page 222., and then install the English/Local Language version software by referring
to Installation on page 226.
III.) Configure the DSA software to local language by referring to step 3 (un-check the
“English Interface” option to setup the DSA software to local language) of Setup and
Activation on page 229.
3.) Config. Date & Time by referring to 2.1.3.4 - Date / Time Setup.
Repeat 2.6 to 2.9.
2.10 DICOM CONFIG

Refer to DICOM Configuration in Chapter 4.
2.11 DSA ACTIVATION

Refer to DSA Activation in Chapter 4.
2.12 DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters

Refer to DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters.
2.13 Disable DSA Sharpen Function

Refer to Disable Sharpen Function in Chapter 4.

Chapter 4 - Configuration & Calibration

The majority of the system calibration was performed at the factory. Therefore, only the unchecked
procedures need to be run. Should there be any problems with any of the factory settings, we
recommend that only those units required to correct the problem be run.
If replace or operate the static electricity parts, make sure the FE must take the ESD protection
action.
Section 1.0
Hardware
1.1 Table
1.1.1 Table Board Configuration
J14 Dipswitch S1&S2
Chapter 4 - Configuration & Calibration Page 145

S1&S2 COMBINATIONS:
Dipswitch S1(1-4) Dipswitch S2(1-4) Function

(0-ON, 1-OFF,X-ON or OFF) (0-ON, 1-OFF,X-ON or OFF)
S1(1~4)=1111 S2(1~4)=1111 Table default configuration
S1(1~4)=0111 S2(1~4)=1111 Table side switches debug
S1(1~4)=0110 S2(1~4)=1111 Collimator blade is controlled by

Collimator operator
S1(1~4)=0101 S2(1~4)=1111 Collimator blade is controlled by

Positioner Console
S1(1~4)=0100 S2(1~4)=1111 Collimator calibration mode
S1(1~4)=0011 S2(1~4)=1111 SID display calibration mode
S1(1~4)=0010 S2(1~4)=0111 Table cycle test
S1(1~4)=0010 S2(1~4)=1111 Pause Table cycle test
S1(1~4)=XXXX S2(1~4)=XXX0 Table control logic Reset
S1(1~4)=XXXX S2(1~4)=XXX1 Table control logic Set
S3 CONFIGURATION
Dipswitch S3 Function
S3(1) ON: 9 inch II
OFF: 12 inch II
S3(4) ON: fluoroscopy switch in room and fluoroscopy switch out

room both being valid
OFF: only one fluoroscopy switch being valid
If the customer select In room foot pedal (Option). There is a configuration for customer to
select:
1.) S3(4) = OFF: (Default - Remote configuration) Console foot switch and In-room foot switch are
controlled by “Remote” button. They can't be activated at the same time during fluoroscopy
operation.
2.) S3(4) = ON: (Customer - Classical configuration) Console foot switch and In-room foot switch
are not controlled by “Remote” button. They can be activated at the same time during
fluoroscopy operation.
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J14 CONFIGURATION
Jumper Jumper
Pin1 Pin2 Pin3 Pin1 Pin2 Pin3

System power connection 220V temporary connection
Before installation, set Jumper J14 to Pin1-Pin2 connection, and after installation, set it back
to the default (Disconnect Pin1-Pin2).

1.2 Integrated Console
1.2.1 Console IF board configuration
Dipswitch S2(1-4) Function

S2(1~4)=OFF, OFF, OFF, OFF For 12” I.I. configuration
S2(1~4)=OFF, ON, OFF, OFF For 9” I.I. configuration
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1.2.2 Intercom board configuration
The intercom board located on console named “master”.

The intercom board located on positioner named “slave”.

S1(1~4)=OFF, OFF, OFF, ON Set intercom board as master.
S1(1~4)=ON, ON, ON, ON Set intercom board as slave.
1.2.3 TDSP board configuration

S1(1~4)=OFF, OFF, OFF, OFF Default configuration.

1.3 Generator
1.3.1 Power supply aux transformer configuration

Power input jumpers should be confirmed according to the local power condition. For how to adjust
the power jumpers, please refer to 3.18.4 in CPI Service Manual which is included in manual CD.
1.3.2 DSS PWBA (5123287) Configuration
A196 Tube
SW1: 1~8 OFF
1.3.3 Digital Input Board
SW1: 1 ON; 2~8 OFF
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1.3.4 ABC Jumper Setting
On generator I/F board, the jumpers have to be set to:
ABC Pick Up Type Generator interface board inputs jumper configuration

Input JW11 JW19 JW21
Proportional DC, J8 PINs 2-3 PINs 1-2 PINs 2-3
0~5VDC positive
Note: 1.) There are many ABC inputs on generator I/F board; PT800+ shall use J8, which is a BNC
connector.
2.) For some jumpers, such as JW11, JW19 and JW21, there are 3 pins named 1,2,3. So PINs 2-
3 means pin 2 and 3 shall be connected.
Jumper
Pin1 Pin2 Pin3
PINs 1-2 means pin 1 and pin 2 shall be connected.As shown below.
Jumper
Pin1 Pin2 Pin3
3.) All setting above is to achieve "Proportional DC, 0~5VDC positive".

4.) For more details, refer to CPI Indico 100 Service Manual, 3E.2.2 ABS jumper matrix.

1.3.5 AEC Jumper Setting
All the jumpers in table below are located on generator AEC board.
Jumpers locate
on this board
Jumper Setting Note

AEC channel 1 JW2 ON AEC feedback signal is proportional
JW3 OFF DC rather than ramp DC.
JW45 ON AEC feedback signal is positive DC.

JW44 OFF

JW49 OFF

JW54 OFF

JW59 OFF
Note: 1.) Some jumpers are simple jumpers, such as JW2 and JW3...etc. There are only 2 pins for these
jumpers. ON means connect, OFF means not connected.
2.) Some jumpers are a little bit complex, for example, JW44. 45, 46. There are only 4 pins for 3
jumpers. The figure below shows how to set these jumpers.
JW45 OFF
JW44 ON JW45 ON JW44 OFF JW46 ON JW44 OFF
JW46 OFF
JW45 OFF
JW46 OFF
Pin1 Pin2 Pin3 Pin4 Pin1 Pin2 Pin3 Pin4 Pin1 Pin2 Pin3 Pin4
3.) The figures above are just illustration to show the usage of this kind of jumpers. The marks on
the board have to be carefully read to ensure correct jumper setting. JW49, 50, 54,55,59,60
are nearly the same.
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1.4 PDU Configuration
Factory configured voltage is 380V. You should configure the voltage by jumpers on the
transformer according to the local power requirement.
1.5 Angle LCM calibration

If table tilt with anti-clockwise, when it reach to level state, and stopped by level-stop limit
switch, the angle LCM should display 0 degree, if not, need calibrating.
The level-stop limit switch must be fixed with correct position, measured by the angle
instrument.
1.) Tilting the table with anti-clockwise, when the motion being stopped by the level-stop limit,
holding this tilting position.
2.) Power down the system.
3.) Connect the two angle LCM calibration branches which is belong to the J351 and J42 on table
logic board respectively.
4.) Power on the system, and hold on at least 2 seconds, then angle LCM will display 0 degree.
5.) After calibrate successfully, power down the system, and disconnect the calibration branches.

1.6 SID indication calibration
1.) Insure the SID_105cm and SID_150cm limit switches work stably, meanwhile before adjusting
the SID display successfully, the SID_120cm controlling switch can’t be work.?
2.) Configure table board S1(1~4)=0011, S2(1~4)=1111(dipswitch setting: 0-ON, 1-OFF, refer to
S1&S2 combinations: on page 146) to entry SID display adjustment mode before power on.
3.) Power on the machine, push down the SID_105cm button on console or table side to make
the SID run to 105cm, when the buzzer on table board tweet, it means SID adjustment at
105cm success.
4.) Push down the SID_150cm controlling switch on console to make the SID run to 150cm, when
the buzzer on table board tweet, it means SID adjustment at 150cm success.
5.) Power down the machine, then configure S1 (1~4) =1111, S2 (1~4) =1111.
Restart the whole machine, If adjust successfully, the SID display led on console will display the
SID height correctly, meanwhile the SID_120cm controlling switch can work.
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1.7 Collimator FOV Calibration
Make sure the SID calibration is done.

1.) When power down, configure dipswitch S1 (1~4) =0100, S2 (1~4) =1111(0-ON, 1-OFF) to
entry collimator calibration mode. Refer to S1&S2 combinations: on page 146.
2.) Configure S3.1 to ON or OFF to select 9 inch image intensifier or 12 inch image intensifier
according the machine’s image intensifier configuration. S3.1=0(ON) for the 9 inch image
intensifier; S3.1=1(OFF) for the 12 inch image intensifier. Refer to S3 Configuration on page
146.
3.) Overlap the adjustment tool on the collimator. This calibration tool may be a transparent
material with the figure below, such as a white paper or card.
Also use an accurate ruler to measure the FOV size on the collimator window.
4.) Power on, Make the Collimator Controller of Positioner Console on max position, and push the
key switch of “Remote Manual” (S10) on console, and the “Remote Manual” should be lit.
5.) Push the lamp button of Collimator to light it. Adjust Potentiometer of Table board (5458763)
to control the collimator FOV.
6.) For 12 inch image intensifier, need to adjust 3 FOV sizes (12 inch, 9 inch, 6 inch) as below
steps shown:
- Mag1 (12inch) FOV: Adjust the potentiometer R53 and R132 for 12 inch II to make the
field of lighting on the tool to match the corresponding edge (12 inch II=64mm). The
adjustment specifications as the figure below. Tolerance=+/-1mm. Then press down
SID150cm button on console to store adjusting data into the E2prom on Table board,
and the buzzer on table board will tweet, meanwhile hold on the potentiometer’s
adjustment on table board.
Note: For potentiometer R53 and R132 adjustment:
Clockwise direction stands for FOV decrease, counter-clockwise stands for FOV increase.
- Mag2 (9inch) FOV: Adjust controlling blade on console to make the field of lighting on
the tool to match the corresponding edge (9 inch =47mm). The adjustment specifications
as the figure below. Tolerance=+/-1mm. Then press down SID120cm button on console
to store adjusting data into the E2prom on Table board, and the buzzer on table board will
tweet.
- Mag3 (6inch) FOV: Adjust controlling blade on console to make the field of lighting on
the tool to match the corresponding edge (6 inch =35mm). The adjustment specifications
as the figure below. Tolerance=+/-1mm. Then press down SID105cm button on console
to store adjusting data into the E2prom on Table board, and the buzzer on table board will
tweet.
7.) For 9 inch image intensifier, need to adjust 1 FOV size (9 inch) as below step shown:
- 9 inch II FOV: Adjust the potentiometer R53 and R132 for 12 inch image intensifier to
make the field of lighting on the tool to match the corresponding edge (9 inch image
intensifier =47mm). The adjustment specifications as the figure below. Tolerance=+/-
1mm. Then press down SID150cm button on console to store adjusting data into the
E2prom on Table board, and the buzzer on table board will tweet, meanwhile hold on the
potentiometer’s adjustment on table board.

8.) Reset dipswitch S1 (1~4) =1111, S2 (1~4) =1111,but hold the dipswitch S3.1’s setting
according to image intensifier size (12inch image intensifier or 9 inch image intensifier).
64mm
47mm
12 Inch II 35mm
9 Inch II
6 Inch II
35mm
47mm
64mm
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Section 2.0
Software
Note: All the installation drivers are stored in E:\Setup\. The files E:\Setup\SYSBAK.GHO and
E:\Setup\SYSBA001.GHS cannot be moved.
All the factory configured parameters are stored in D:\Service Tools\. If you do any modifications on
the parameters, please also store in this path as another file name. DO NOT replace the factory
configured file.
All the software are factory installed.
If necessary, do recovery with the recovery disk which includes Operating System, Service
Package, Drivers (PCI1750 Card, Grablink Value and other drivers).
After the recovery, please refer to 2.4 - Service Tools & 2.5 - DSA to install Service tools (GenWare,
TH8740, and Image Brightness Measure tool), DSA software and Rocky driver.
Suggest recovering system with the recovery disk if necessary.
Below software versions are for examples. Please confirm the current software versions in your
system by referring to the CDs shipped with system.
2.1 Touch Screen Software
2.1.1 System Power Up / Power Off
Note: The touch screen membrane can be easily scratched by sharp objects. To avoid possible damage,
items such as pens, pointers, tools, and etc should not be brought near the touch screen
membrane.
Do not attempt to install unauthorized software onto the console. The generator must be
programmed not to exceed the x-ray tube maximum operating limits shown in the Operator Manual
(Part Number 5445574-1EN). Intended life and reliability will not be obtained unless generators are
operated within published specifications.
The viewing angle adjustment screws at the rear of the touch screen console should only be
removed by qualified personnel. Removing these screws may create instability, causing possible
equipment damage or personal injury. The screws may be loosened sufficiently by the user to
adjust the viewing angle of the display, but must be retightened immediately.
The X-ray generator on / off buttons are located on the lower-left of the touch screen frame.

2.1.1.1 Power Up
Press the button located on the lower-left of the touch screen frame to switch the X-ray generator
on. The LED adjacent to the generator on / off switches will light when the generator is switched on.
The touch screen console will power up when the generator is switched on. When the console has
completed its startup routine, the main console menu will appear on the touch screen console.
Three menu selections are available as described below.
2.1.1.2 Power Off

Exit the current screen(s) to return to the main console menu.
Exit DSA software, and wait for the monitor screen to go black. Then press the button to switch the
generator off.
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2.1.2 Touch Screen Utility Installation
The software on the USB will damage a desktop PC. The software must be installed on a CPI Touch
Screen computer only.
Confirm the system is power off.

1.) Prepare the USB key with utility package.
2.) Press SW1 down. This key is on the back of touch screen.
3.) Connect the USB key to any USB port of the touch screen.
4.) Power up the system.

5.) Click the button “Upgrade via a USB Memory Stick” when reach following screen.
6.) Choose the proper package file you want to update.

7.) Select ALL Packets.
8.) Wait for upgrade complete.
9.) The update is completed successfully.

2.1.3 Configuration
1.) Power up, and log into the main menu.
- Acquisition Press to select the normal console-operating mode. After a brief

Mode delay, buttons and indicators will appear on the touch screen
along with an anatomical graphic for APR selections or the kV /
mAs stepping function will be displayed, depending on receptor
configuration. Please refer to the Operator Manual (P/N 5445574-
1EN).
- Tube Warm-up Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System DO NOT NEED to do tube
warm-up.
- System Utilities Press to enter the utilities menu (APR editor, language selection,
APR backup and restore, sound control, date and time, touch
screen calibration, receptor programming, etc).

2.) Access system utilities
a.) From the main console menu, press System Utilities. A pop-up window will be displayed,
requesting a password.
b.) Press 1, 9, 7, 3 in sequence to continue. This is the factory-default service password, and
allows access to all of the functions listed above.
* Press Clear to cancel an incorrect password.
* Press Cancel to return to the main menu.
* Press Accept to access the system utilities menu.
After a brief delay, the system utilities menu will be displayed. The message Access
Denied indicates that an incorrect password was used.
The factory-default password may be changed by a service engineer as described
later. If this was done, the password defined above will not allow access to the
system utilities menu.

* APR Editor Allows the APR to be edited. Changes may be saved to memory.
* APR Backup / Allows the APR data to be backed up, and backed-up APR data to
Restore be restored. The factory-default APR data is available in several
languages.
* Date / Time Allows the date and time to be set or changed.
Setup
* Receptor Allows predefined receptor symbols to be assigned to each image
Symbols receptor button.
* Touch Screen • Allows for the setting of specific console operating
Setup parameters.
• Sets up the serial communication ports on the touch screen
console.
• Allows adjustment of the sound volume.
• Enables / disables compatible equipment (i.e. infimed digital
interface).
• Allows the operator and service passwords to be changed.
* Touch Screen Allows for electrical alignment of the touch sensitive membrane
Calibration with the “buttons” displayed on the touch screen.
* Data Link Prepares the console for communication with an external
computer. This is a service tool intended for use by authorized
service personnel only.
- Main Menu Return to the main console menu.

2.1.3.1 APR Editor on Touch Screen
Note: It is strongly suggested that you review the operator manual (5445574-1EN) before proceeding. A
good understanding of the terminology and APR menu structures is needed to make APR changes.
Note: APR is ONLY used for analog radiography.

1.) From the system utilities menu, press APR Editor. A screen similar in appearance to the
normal operating screen will be displayed as below. However, as a reminder that you are in
APR editor mode, the word APR EDITOR will be displayed in the APR window.

2.) Refer to the applicable subsections for the procedures to change parameters and technique
for existing APR items, and to edit, add, or delete APR, procedural, or menu items.
Note: When a region of interest (i.e. SKULL) is selected, a pop-up menu will appear similar to that in
normal APR mode. In addition to “new” ADD, EDIT, and DELETE buttons, a MOVE UP and
MOVE DOWN button will be displayed.
The MOVE UP and MOVE DOWN buttons allow the items in a menu or submenu to be
rearranged. To do this, select the item to be moved. This will highlight the item. Press MOVE
UP to move the selected item up in the list, and MOVE DOWN to move the selected item down
in the list.
Change parameters or techniques for an existing APR item

1.) Select the APR item to be changed. If the APR item is in a submenu of a menu or procedural
item, select the parent menu item or procedural item, then press Open Submenu. It may be
necessary to drill down through several submenus to find the desired APR item.
2.) When the selected APR item is highlighted, select the patient size. The desired parameters /
technique may be changed for that patient size (radiographic kV, mA, mAs, ms, density, AEC/
mA/ms/mAs, focal spot, film screen, AEC fields, image receptor). Repeat for all patient sizes
for that APR item as required.
3.) Repeat steps a and b for other APR items within that menu or submenu, if applicable.
4.) Press Back when finished changing APR items in that menu / submenu. This may need to be
done more than once to return to the top APR menu for the selected region of interest. A pop-
up window will display asking if you wish to save the changes. Press OK to save the changes;
Cancel cancels the changes.
Note: When editing or adding an APR item, menu item, or procedural item, an English keyboard will
pop up at the bottom of the screen. A partial keyboard with international symbols may be
displayed at the top of the screen. To display the desired international characters, select the

language of your choice from the list near the top right side of the screen. Characters may then
be entered via either keyboard.
Edit (change the name of) an APR item

1.) Select the APR item as per step 1 under “Change parameters or technique for an existing
APR item”. The selection will be highlighted.
2.) Press Edit. Keyboard(s) will display on the screen as described above, with the current name
of the APR item highlighted.
- Press Cancel on the lower keyboard to exit without changing the name.
- Press Delete to delete the highlighted name on the keyboard.
- Type in the new name for that APR item. Use the <- key to back space if corrections are
needed.
- Press ENTER when finished.
Delete an APR item

1.) Select the APR item to be deleted. The selection will be highlighted.
2.) Press Delete. A pop-up window will display asking if you are sure you want to delete this item.
Press OK to delete the item; Cancel cancels the deletion.
Add an APR item

1.) Select the appropriate location to add the APR item. An APR item may be added directly to a
main APR menu, or may be added to a submenu of another menu or procedural item.
If the APR item is to be added to a submenu of a menu or procedural item, select the parent
menu item or procedural item, then press Open Submenu. It may be necessary to drill down
through several submenus to find the desired location for the new APR item.
2.) Press Add. A pop-up window will display allowing you to select three item types to be added.
Select APR Item (this is the default selection, and the only available selection if adding to a
procedural menu).
3.) Press OK to continue. Cancel will cancel this action.
4.) Keyboard(s) will display on the screen as described previously.
- Type in the name of the new APR item.
- The new APR item will appear on the selected menu or submenu.
- Change the parameters and technique as “Change parameters or technique for an
existing APR item”.
Add, edit, or delete a procedural item

1.) To delete a procedural item, follow the steps in “Delete an APR item”. Doing so will also
delete the submenu associated with that procedural item.
2.) To edit a procedural item, follow the steps in “Edit (change the name of) an APR item”.
3.) To add a procedural item, follow steps 1 to 3 in “Add an APR item”, except select APR
Procedure in step 2.

- Type in the name of the new procedural item.
- The new procedural item will appear on the selected menu or submenu.
- Select the newly added procedural item. The selection will be highlighted.
- Press Open Submenu. A “generic” APR item named First Item has been automatically
inserted in that submenu.
- You may now edit the name and change the parameters and technique for that APR item,
and add additional APR items for that procedural item as per previous steps.
Add, edit, or delete a menu item

1.) To delete a menu item, follow the steps in “Delete an APR item”. Doing so will also delete the
submenu associated with that menu item.
2.) To edit a menu item, follow the steps in “Edit (change the name of) an APR item”.
3.) To add a menu item, follow steps 1 to 3 in “Add an APR item”, except select APR Sub Menu
in step 2.
- Type in the name of the new menu item.
- The new menu item will appear on the selected menu or submenu.
- Select the newly added menu item. The selection will be highlighted.
- Press Open Submenu. A “generic” APR item named First Item has been automatically
inserted in that submenu.
- You may now edit the name and change the parameters and technique for that APR item,
and add additional APR items for that menu item as per previous steps.

2.1.3.2 APR Editor on PC
Click “Start -> Programs -> GenWare Utilities -> Touch Screen APR Editor”.
Creating New APR File
Be aware of the generator and x-ray tube limits when setting the parameters. Failure to do so
may cause a limit error when the edited procedure is chosen on the touch screen.
1.) Opening the APR Editor from PC will show an image similar to the one below.
2.) Holding the mouse over any “Item“ will show a pop-up window containing the same
information as in the “Properties“ panel but in a more concise way as shown below.

3.) Use the APR Data panel on the right hand side of the APR Editor to insert new Menus ( ),
Procedures ( ) and / or Items ( ).
Menu = - can contain other Menus (i.e. SKULL, SINUSES, FACIAL BONES), Procedures
(i.e. SKULL PROC) or Items (i.e. SKULL TOWNES, SKULL LAT).
Procedure = - contains a list of items. Upon selecting the first Item in a Procedure and
completing an exposure the Touch Screen will automatically select the next Item in the list and
so on until the entire list of items under the selected Procedure is exhausted.
Item = - anything contained within Menus and / or Procedures that is not a Menu or a
Procedure (i.e. SKULL TOWNES, SKULL LAT, SKULL BASAL, SKULL ZYGO.ARCH)
4.) To edit an item in the Table of APR click the selected item once, after the appearance of the
pop up window containing all parameters values for the selected item, click again, the item
should be available for editing. (see below)

a.) Click once on the item to edit.
b.) After the pop up info show up click the item again.

c.) Change the item name as desired.
5.) Use the Properties panel on the left hand side of the APR Editor to modify the parameters for
each item and /or procedure.
6.) Select the parameter value to modify on the Properties panel and double click it. A drop down
box will be displayed containing a range of values available for the selected parameter. Notice
that only the items parameters values can be modified. Menus and procedures do not contain
any parameters.
7.) Changing from small to large Focus, for the pediatric size patient of the Skull Townes item.
a.) Select the Skull Townes item.

b.) Double click the parameter to be modified (Focus in our case) and select the desired
value.
Saving Newly Created APR File

1.) Use the button on the tool bar or File / Save As from the drop down menu to save the new
APR to your desired location on the PC.
2.) After the APR file is saved it can be printed using any text editor on your PC (i.e. use Notepad
or word to open the file and print it if desired).
3.) The entire APR file can be viewed using the File / Open In Dialog.... from the drop down menu
(see below).

Edit An Existing APR File

1.) Download the desired APR file from the Touch Screen to the PC.
2.) On the APR Editor click the button on the tool bar or File / Open... from the drop down
menu to open the APR downloaded from the Touch Screen. The file can be edited in the APR
Editor now.
2.1.3.3 APR Backup / Restore

1.) From the system utilities menu, press APR Backup / Restore. A pop-up window will display
showing the available backup files and the factory-default APR files in various languages.
Pressing Close will exit the backup and restore menu.
2.) Refer to the applicable subsections (following) for the procedures to back-up the current APR
data, and to restore saved APR data. The entire APR (parameters and techniques, APR text,
menu structures, etc) is backed up.
Back-up current APR data

1.) Press Backup.
- Type in the name of the new backup file.
- Press ENTER when finished. The console will return to the APR backup / restore menu.
- A pop-up window will display indicating that the backup was successful. Press OK to
continue.
Restore backed-up APR data

1.) Select the APR data file to be restored. The selection will be highlighted.
2.) Press Restore.
3.) After a brief delay, a pop-up window will display indicating that restore was successful. Press
OK.
Delete an APR data file

Note: All the APRs can be deleted except for PT800+ APRs.
1.) Select the APR data file to be deleted. The selection will be highlighted.
2.) Press Delete. A pop-up window will display asking if you are sure you want to delete this file.
Press YES to delete the file; NO cancels the deletion.
Restore the factory default APR data

Note: If press Factory Defaults, the APR will restore to CPI defaults, and PT800+ APRs will disappear.
So DO NOT press it if possible.
1.) Press Factory Defaults.
2.) After a brief delay, a pop-up window will display indicating that restore was successful. Press
OK.
APR download / Upload

Refer to APR Upload on page 249 in details.

2.1.3.4 Date / Time Setup
1.) From the system utilities menu, press Date / Time Setup. A pop-up window that allows setting
of the date and time will display.
- Set the year

Press the up or down arrows adjacent to Year to select the desired year. The selected
year will display to the left of the up / down selection buttons.
- Set the month
Press the up or down arrows adjacent to Month to select the desired month. The selected
month will display to the left of the up / down selection buttons.
- Set the date
Press to select the desired date on the calendar that is displayed.
- Set the hour
Press the up or down arrows to the right of Hour to select the desired hour. The selected
hour will display to the left of the up / down selection buttons. This must be selected in 24
hour format, i.e. 2 PM would be entered as hour 14.
- Set the minute
Press the up or down arrows to the right of Minute to select the desired minute. The
selected minute will display to the left of the up / down selection buttons.
The current time will be displayed under Current Time.
2.) Press Apply to apply the current date and time settings without exiting the date and time menu.
Pressing OK will apply the current settings and return to the system utilities menu. Cancel
returns to the system utilities menu without applying changes to the time or date.

2.1.3.5 Receptor Symbols
Note: Receptor symbols are factory configured as below.
Receptor 1: Fluoro + Digital Spot
Receptor 2: Fluoro + DSA
Receptor 3: Table Top Radiography
Receptor 4: Under Table Radiography
Receptor 5: Wall Stand Radiography (Optional)
Receptor 6: Not used
1 2 3
4 5 6
The current image receptor symbols may be replaced with predefined symbols chosen from the
receptor symbol library.
Each image receptor button will always select a predefined image receptor (i.e. table Bucky, wall
Bucky, DR, etc.). Before changing the image receptor symbols, it must be clearly understood which
image receptors are selected by each image receptor button. Each image receptor button should
then have a logical and intuitive symbol assigned to that position.
1.) From the system utilities menu, press Receptor Symbols.
2.) A pop-up window will display as above showing the image receptor buttons with the currently
assigned symbols near the right side of the receptor symbols window, and the library of
available receptor symbols near the left side of the window.
3.) Select the image receptor button for which the symbol is to be changed. The receptor numbers
in the figure above correspond to the receptor numbers.
4.) Select an appropriate symbol for the selected receptor from the symbols library.
5.) Press to assign the selected symbol to the selected image receptor button.
6.) Repeat steps 3 and 5 for each image receptor whose symbol is to be changed.
7.) Press OK to continue or CANCEL to return to the system utilities menu without making any
changes. If OK was pressed, a pop-up window will display asking if you wish to save the
changes. Press YES to save the changes. Press NO to return to the system utilities menu;
CANCEL cancels the changes.

8.) To delete unused symbols from the receptor symbols library, select the symbol to be deleted.
The selected symbol will be highlighted.
- Press .
- A pop-up window will display asking if you wish to delete the selected item. Press YES to
delete the item; NO cancels the deletion.
- DO NOT DELETE SYMBOLS YOU MAY WANT TO USE IN THE FUTURE.
2.1.3.6 Touch Screen Setup

The touch screen setup menu accesses submenus that allow the service engineer to perform the
following functions:
- Enable or disable certain console functions (voice messaging, continuous fluoro tone,
audible generator ready indication, auto power off).
- Set up serial communication port COM 1 on the touch screen console.
- Select the language for operator and error messages and graphics (i.e. on buttons, etc).
- Select the generator type.
- Select the screen saver interval.
- Select the sound volume.
- Select the digital interface type.
- Change the operator and service password.
- Review the console error log.
1.) From the system utilities menu, press Touch Screen Setup.
2.) The touch screen setup window will be displayed. This has four tabs, SETTINGS, FEATURES,
PASSWORDS, and ERROR LOGS that will be discussed in sequence.
The System Code is unique code assigned to each touch screen on which the software is
installed.
The License is a code specifically assigned to each touch screen. This enables options in the
features tab.

Settings
Continuous Sets the audio indicator mode during fluourscopy.

Fluoro Tone The exposure indicator beeps continuously during a fluoro
On( )
exposure, at one-second intervals.
Off The exposure indicator beeps once at the start of a fluoro
exposure, and once when the fluoro exposure ends..
Indicate Enables / disables the audible generator ready sounds (voice and / or
Generator Ready tone).
On( ) A tone will sound when the generator is ready to make an

exposure (while pressing the PREP button, or briefly before
making an exposure while the X-RAY button is pressed).
Off A tone will not sound when the generator is ready to make an
exposure. A text message only will be presented.
1.) Program the functions defined in the table above by checking or un-checking the applicable
item.
2.) Program the Digital Port to COM1. This selects the communication port for the optional digital
interface i.e. the InfiMed imaging system.
3.) Program the DAP Port. Use default.
4.) Program the Data Link Port to COM2.
5.) Program the Languages. This selects the language for operator and error messages, and for
text on the buttons, etc. Voice messages may only be available in English.
6.) Select the Generator Type as Indico 100.
7.) Set the Screen Saver Interval as OFF. This sets the time from the last activity on the touch
screen until the screen saver is activated.

8.) Set the Sound Volume by dragging the slider to the left (lower) or right (louder). This sets the
loudness of the voice messages and button clicks.
changes. If OK was pressed, a pop-up window will display asking if you wish to save the
changes. Press YES to save the changes. Press NO to return to the system utilities menu.
Features
1.) From the touch screen setup window, select FEATURES. Available digital interfaces will be
shown on the screen.
2.) Check GE Hualun Digital Interface to enable the function.
changes. If OK is pressed, a pop-up window will display asking if you wish to save the
changes. Press YES to save the changes. Press NO to return to the system utilities menu;

Passwords
1.) From the touch screen setup window, select PASSWORDS.

2.) To change the operator password, press the ... button to the right of the top operator password
line. A password window will pop up. Enter the new password.
- Press Clear to cancel an incorrect entry.
- Press Cancel to close the password pop-up window.
- Press Accept to accept the new password.
3.) Repeat the previous step to enter the new password on the second operator password line.
4.) Press OK to continue; CANCEL cancels the changes.
5.) A pop-up window will display asking if you wish to save the changes. Press YES to save the
changes. Press NO to return to the system utilities menu; CANCEL cancels the changes.
Be sure to record the new service password before changing the factory-default password. If
the new password is subsequently lost, consult the factory or re-install the touch screen
software in order to restore the factory-default service password.
6.) To change the service password, press the ... button to the right of the top service password
line. A password window will pop up. Enter the new password.
- Press Clear to cancel an incorrect entry.
- Press Cancel to close the password pop-up window.
- Press Accept to accept the new password.
7.) Repeat the previous step to enter the new password on the second service password line.
8.) Press OK to continue; CANCEL cancels the changes.
9.) A pop-up window will display asking if you wish to save the changes. Press YES to save the
changes. Press NO to return to the system utilities menu; CANCEL cancels the changes.

Error Logs
The error logs function records console errors only. This screen exists for CPI debugging purposes.
The information recorded will generally be of no value to field-service personnel.
2.1.3.7 Touch Screen Calibration

The touch screen calibration function should be performed if touching the center of the “buttons”
does not activate that function, i.e. if the touch-sensitive area appears displaced from the center of
the corresponding icon.
1.) From the system utilities menu, press Touch Screen Calibration.
2.) A pop-up window will display indicating that in order to complete the calibration, the center of
each target must be pressed. Press OK.
3.) Press CANCEL to exit without performing the calibration.
4.) Press the centre of the target at the top left of the screen. This will set up the touch sensitive
area in that quadrant.
5.) Repeat the previous step for the three remaining targets.
6.) A pop-up window will display asking if you wish to accept this calibration. Press YES to accept
the calibration; NO returns to the system utilities menu.
7.) If you pressed YES in the previous step, a pop-up window will display indicating that the touch
screen needs to restart. Press OK to restart the console; CANCEL returns to the system
utilities menu.
8.) When the touch screen console restarts, the touch screen calibration needs to be verified. A
screen indicating Please press the target buttons... will appear. You must press the centre
of the target at the top left of the screen, plus the centre of the next three targets within 30
seconds.
- If the calibration was done properly, you will be taken to the main menu.
- If the calibration in steps 4 and 5 was not done properly, it will not be possible to press
the center of the targets in this step. The calibration program will run again, allowing you
to redo the touch screen calibration.

2.1.3.8 Data Link
This is used with CPI GenWare utility software. This allows for data communication with the
workstation in order to download additional tube types, transfer APR data, edit APR text, perform
setup and calibration functions, and for other minor functions. Further documentation is included
with GenWare.
2.2 Recovery
If necessary, do recovery with the recovery disk which includes Operating System, Service
Package, Drivers (PCI1750 Card, Grablink Value and other drivers).
After the recovery, please refer to 2.4 - Service Tools & 2.5 - DSA to install Service tools (GenWare,
TH8740, and Image Brightness Measure tool), DSA software and Rocky driver.
Suggest recovering system with the recovery disk if necessary.
1.) Insert the recovery disk into the CD-ROM, and close the CD-ROM and reboot the workstation.
2.) When a time counter appears on the left-top corner, press “enter” key to start the recovery
process. At the same time, there will be a click sound from the PC speaker.

3.) The recovery process initiates.
4.) A dialog pops up during the recovery process, just press the “Enter” key to continue.
5.) Waiting, after recovery finishes, system will reboot automatically. When the click sound
appears, reject the recovery disk from CD-ROM and then press any key to boot from the hard
disk, or do nothing until the sound disappears to boot from the hard disk.
6.) If reboot successfully, the desktop of Windows XP appears.

7.) Right-click the desktop, and select the “Properties” in the popup menu.
8.) The "Display Properties" window pops up, select "Themes", and select "Windows XP" in the
“Theme” list.And then click “OK”.

9.) Follow “Start -> Settings -> Control Panel”.
10.) Select the third tab in “Regional and Language Options” and select the compatible language
in the “Select a language to match the language version of the non-Unicode program you want
to use“.
Example: Spanish (Mexico) in a Mexico site.

In-room monitor configuration (Optional)

1.) Please press “Alt” and “k” simultaneously to turn-on or tun-off in-room monitor to assist clinical
diagnosis. If the “Alt + k” combination does not function, please follow the steps below.
2.) Right-click the desktop, and select the “nView Properties” in the popup menu.
3.) The "nView Desktop Manager" window pops up, select "Hot Keys" tab, set parameters as
below in the popup window.

4.) Click “Toggle clone mode” under the “Display Mode”.
5.) Set parameters as below in the popup window.

6.) Press "Alt+K" to define the hot key for the display clone.
7.) .Click “OK” to apply the changes.

2.3 Workstation PC Drivers Installation
If a system recovery process has been followed according to 2.2 - Recovery, then all the drivers
described in this section has been installed.
This section is only available for the individual PC driver installation.
2.3.1 Before You Begin

1.) Display adapter driver
This workstation’s graphics adapter is GeForce 405.
The driver is in the following path: E:\setup\vga_drv\
2.) Mainboard chipset driver
The driver is in the following path: E:\setup\intel_drv\inf_drv\
3.) Network connection adapter
The driver for the onboard network connection adapter is in the following path:
E:\setup\lan_drv\
4.) PCI 1750
5.) GrabCard
a.) The PC system maybe halt after you finish installing the driver of mother board chipset,
and if the system halts, please cool reset the PC by pressing the power switch in the front
of the PC machine box.
b.) The screen will flash for several times between the step 5 and step 6 of the display
adapter driver installation and the Grab card driver installation, you should ignore it.

2.3.2 Display adapter driver installation
1.) Log into E:\setup\vga_drv\.
2.) Double click “setup.exe” to run the program, click “AGREE AND CONTINUE”.

3.) Click "Next".
4.) Click "Next”.

5.) Click "Next".
6.) Select the checkbox, and click "Finish" to restart the computer.
7.) Ignore all the popup message boxes after finishing the reboot.

2.3.3 Mother board chipset driver installation
1.) Log into E:\setup\intel_drv\inf_drv\
2.) Run setup.exe in the directory, and click "Next".
3.) Click "Yes".

4.) Click "Next".
5.) The mother board chipset installation finish.
2.3.4 The network connection adapter card driver installation

1.) Log into E:\setup\lan_drv\
2.) Run the "autorun" to install the driver, click "Install Drivers".

3.) Click "Next".
4.) Click "Finish" after installation finished.
5.) After successfully installing the network connection driver, a hint message will appear in the
task tray on the bottom-right corner of the screen if the cable is linked correctly.

2.3.5 Grab driver installation
1.) Log into E:\setup\Grab_drv\
2.) Run MultiCam.exe, and click "Next".
3.) Select "Typical Installation", and click "Next".

4.) Use the default installation path, and click "Next".
5.) Use the default folders and existing folders, and click "Next".

6.) Click "Finish".
7.) After finishing Grab setup, wait until a popup wizard appears to show that system finds a new
hardware, run the wizard step by step, select the "Recommanded" item, and click "Next".

8.) Waiting, system will find the driver and install it automatically.
9.) After finishing the installation, click "Finish".

2.3.6 PCI 1750 card driver installation
1.) Log into E:\setup\pci_drv\.
2.) Run PCI1750.exe, and click "Next".
3.) Select "Typical", and click "Next".

4.) Click "Next" to finish the installation of the driver.
5.) After finishing the driver installation, right-click "My Computer" on the desktop, and select
"Properties" to enter the "System Properties" window.

6.) In the "System Properties" window, select the "Hardware" tab, and click "Device Manager".

7.) Find "PCI Device" with an interrogation icon in front of it, right-click "PCI Device", and select
"Properties" to enter the "PCI Device Properties" window.
8.) Click "Update Driver..." to update the driver for the PCI1750 card, the process is just the same
as the Grab setup step 7 to step 9.

2.3.7 Install the DevMgr software
1.) Log into E:\setup\pci_drv\
2.) Run DevMgr.exe, and click the "Next".
3.) Click "Yes".

4.) Input the User Name and Company Name, and click “Next“.
User Name: PT800+Workstation
Company Name: GE Healthcare
5.) Use default path, and click “Next”.

6.) Select "Typical", and click "Next".
7.) Use the default "Program Folders" and "Existing Folders", and click "Next".

8.) Click "Next" to finish the installation.

2.4 Service Tools
2.4.1 Genware
2.4.1.1 Installation
1.) Insert Genware Installation Disc and get into the path F:\GenWare32, or install from
E:\Setup\ServiceTool\CPI\GenWare32\.
2.) Double-click SETUP.EXE.

3.) Click “Next“.
4.) Select “Yes“.

5.) Input name and company, and click “Next“.
6.) Click “Next“ to use the default path.

7.) Select “Typical“.
8.) Use the default folder, and click “Next“.

9.) Click “Next“ to begin the installation.
10.) Wait until installation completes, and then, the following window pops up. GenWare installation
has completed.

2.4.1.2 Run Utilities
1.) Click “Start -> Programs -> GenWare Utilities -> GenWare Generator Utilities” to run GenWare
Generator Utilities.
2.) Set CPI touch screen to DATA LINK mode.
3.) Click “COM“ button to set “COM2“. Use COM2 to link GenWare communication to Touch
Screen.
Note: The RED color text and button on GenWare User Interface will be displayed to BLACK color.
Ignore it. You can still click them on corresponding position.

Example: The original UI:
The displayed UI in monitor:

4.) Click “End Demo Mode“ button to link GenWare communication to Touch Screen.

2.4.2 PCU
1.) Run “TH8740_122_Setup.exe“ from F:\PCUControlSoftware in IQ Tools CD, or from
E:\Setup\ServiceTool\.
2.) Click “Next“.

3.) Input password “TH8740“.
4.) Click “Next“ to use the default path.

5.) Click “Next“ to use the default folder.
6.) Click “Install“.

7.) Click “Finish“ to complete the installation.

2.4.2.2 Run PCU
1.) Click “Start -> Programs -> TH8740_122 -> TTT_TH8740” to run PCU.
2.) Use COM1 to link PCU communication to Workstation.
Note: To ensure the PCU parameters be set correctly, when do ABC or AEC calibration, TH8740
should be run firstly, and then run DSA.
“Alt”+”Tab“ key are used to switch the program windows.

2.4.3 Image Brightness Measure
1.) Run “ImageBrightnessMeasure.exe“ from F:\ImageBrightnessMeasure.exe in IQ Tools CD, or
from E:\Setup\ServiceTool\.
2.) Click “Measure“ button to measure the brightness of image.

Note: Suggest moving the dialog to the left-top corner of the monitor.

2.5 DSA
2.5.1 Concept Definition

1.) DSA
DSA is the software that mainly provides the image processing, DICOM protocol data
transference, DICOM protocol image printing, and the patient information database
management.
When system boots up, DSA will auto-run with all the system hotkeys activation.
When leave DSA, windows OS will shuts down automatically.
DSA need installation and registration to the operation system, the mandatory installation
path is D:\dsa.
2.) DSA Activation
The DSA software need registration fee and is protected by the copyright law, so it must
be activate by buying and registering the serial key number for openning the main function
of the software. This function provided in the DSASetup tool, it would be available after
the DSA installed successfully.
3.) DSA Setup and Grab Setup
2.5.2 Uninstallation
If a system recovery process has been followed according to 2.2 - Recovery, there is no DSA
software installed, please refer to 2.5.3 - Installation to install the DSA software.
English/Chinese version of DSA software is factory installed. You should uninstall the English/
Chinese version, and install the English/Local Language version.
The installation steps for English/Local language version are the same as English/Chinese
version. This manual uses English/Chinese version as example.
Backup D:/DSA/Data file before un-install or upgrade DSA SW!

Don’t delete D:/Dsaimage folder
1.) Close DSA software and quit to window.
2.) Open "Control Panel".

3.) Double-click "Add or Remove Programs".
4.) Select "Phother DSA Digital System 8", and click "Remove".

5.) Click “Yes“ to remove.
6.) After remove DSA from control panel, go to regedit to remove DSA completely.
7.) Run “regedit“ from “Start -> Run“.
8.) Input “regedit“, and then “OK“.
9.) Select the folder in the explorer. Note the path.

10.) Right-click “Hrml“, and choose “Delete“.
11.) Delete the folder D:\dsa by press “shift“ + “del“.
12.) DSA un-installation is completed.

2.5.3 Installation
English/Chinese version of DSA software is factory installed. Please install the local language
version DSA software.
1.) Run setup.exe in E:\setup\DSASetup\, click "Next" and select your software language.
2.) Accept the terms in the license agreement", and click "Next".

3.) Install, the setup wizard will register the software to OS automatically.
4.) Click "Finish".

2.5.4 The ROCKEY driver installation
Note: Rockey driver installation is only using after recover the whole windows XP system.
If you just re-install DSA and have installed rockey driver before, ignore this section.
Go to D:\dsa\Rockey\ and run “HASPUserSetup.exe“, install and setup the parameter as default.

2.5.5 Setup and Activation
1.) Double-click "DSASetup" to run it in D:\dsa.
2.) Input “hrml“ in the popup a window as password, and click "OK".

3.) Input hospital name in the “DSA Config Tool” interface. And un-check the “English Interface”
option to setup the DSA software to local language.

4.) Input report title in the "DSA Config Tool" interface, and setup password as customer
requirements.

5.) Select one modality. Usually use default. If there is any other products use the modality name
as default in hospital, please change it to another one.
6.) Select "Apply DSA" check-box to activate DSA if ROCKEY has not been activated yet, input
the Serial Number.
Note: If customer order DSA (Optional), please get the letter from customer, open it, input the serial
number, and activate DSA.
If DSA is activated before, the serial number of DSA has already stored in the ROCKEY, so
DO NOT click “Apply DSA“ during re-installation.

7.) Select “Apply DICOM” check-box to activate DICOM if ROCKEY has not been activated yet,
input the Serial Number.
If DICOM is activated before, the serial number of DICOM has already stored in the ROCKEY,
so DO NOT click “Apply DICOM” during re-installation.
The default selection is “X-Ray No. <-> Patient ID [0010,0020]”, that means the DSA will use
system “X-Ray No.” as the “Patient ID” value embedded in DICOM to send images to PACS
system or printer system.
If the second one “Patient ID <-> Patient ID [0010,0020]” selected, DSA will use system
“Patient ID” as the “Patient ID” value embedded in DICOM to send images to PACS or printer
system.
If the second one selected, then system “Patient ID” from RIS will be the same as the “Patient
ID” sent to the PACS.
8.) Click "Reversion" to restore the patient database, select the version customer needs and press
"Reversion" in the popup "Database Reversion" dialog, and then, the computer will restart.

2.5.6 Grab Setup
1.) Double-click "GrabSetup" in D:\dsa.
2.) Input “hrml“ in the popup a window as password, and click "OK".

3.) Click "Init" to initialize the parameter of the Grabber.

4.) Click “OK” to close the error dialog, click “Start”. Step the right foot switch to get the frame, and
confirm there is an image.
5.) Click “Stop” and then “Exit” to finish the configuration.

6.) After DSA parameters setup, copy "RunDsa.exe" in D:\dsa.
7.) Paste the “RunDsa.exe“ to C:\Documents and

Settings\Administrator.THTFCOMPUTER.001\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.
8.) Re-start the computer. If DSA software is auto log on, the configuration is completed.

2.5.7 Configure DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters
1.) Run dsa.exe in D:\dsa. The main interface will be full of the screen. Supposing that there is a
patient and image series, click "DCM Store".
2.) Input all the correct information of the PACS server supplied by hospital in the "Dcm Store
SCU" popup window, and then, click "Verify" to test the network connection.

3.) "Verification Success" dialog will popup in several seconds if the information is correct, That
means PACS server information has been configured now. Click "OK" to close it.
4.) Click "DCM Print".
5.) Click "Setup Print Parameters" in the popup window.

6.) Input the service password in the popup dialog as you set before.
7.) The "Settings" window will popup. Set the parameters as operators requirements in “Print
Scheme Setup“ tab.
8.) Input all the correct information of the DICOM Printer supplied by hospital in the "Server Setup"
tab, and then, click "Verify" to test the network connection. If the connection is ok, select the
"Add as Default" checkbox, click "add" to add the printer. And then, the DICOM printer
configuration is finished.

9.) Click "Patient management".
10.) Click "WorkList" in the popup "Patient Registration" window.

11.) Input all the correct information of the DICOM Printer supplied by hospital in "WorkList SCU",
and then, click "Verify". If the information is correct, the connection successful information
dialog will popup in several seconds, and then, the worklist server configuration is finished.

2.5.8 Exit DSA
When system power up, DSA will auto log on, Windows XP system functions are locked. If exit DSA
software, the computer will auto power off.
If necessary to resume Windows XP system functions to carry out relevant maintenance, follow the
steps below.
1.) Click “ALT+F12” after DSA software starts up.
Note: “ALT+F12” is usable only in DSA main interface.
2.) Open “Task Manager” by pressing “Ctrl”+“Alt”+“Delete” button and then End Process
“RunDsa.exe“.
After maintenance is finished, press down ALT+F11 to re-lock the system.
Only GE Healthcare engineers are allowed to know the above key combination. Do not tell your
clients so as not to bring unnecessary consequences.
2.5.9 Base size calibration
Place an object whose size is known on the table, open the collimator and do exposure to get
image. Click A, and move the mouse to the starting point of the examined object and single click it.
And move the mouse to the end point, then single click. Pull out a straight line, which is the length
of the target object, and its value appears in window A. Single click “Scale“ to pop up a calibration
window. Enter the actual size of the target object, with the default unit being in mm. Single click
“Confirm“ to go back. The value in window A changes.
2.5.10 Disable Sharpen Function

On DSA software, when it been installed, the “sharpen” function shall be disable and other setting
keeping default.
1.) The way to disable “sharpen” function is to click the first button on lower left corner, that is

display parameters setting.
2.) Choose the “Real time filter” and dis-selected the “Sharpen”.
3.) .Restart the system and check the “Sharpen” button is dis-selected.

2.5.11 Configure Shutter Function (if customer request)
Patient’s information can’t display normally while initiating Black-White inversion of image. To
enable the shutter, Periphery of images will not be inversion during initiating Black-White inversion
of image, so that the patient’s information can be display normally. The default setting for Shutter
is “Disable“, Following steps show how to enable Shutter function,
1.) Click Acquisition parameters setting button, a Password window will be displayed (No
password input required). Click “OK” button to access Acquisition configuration window..
2.) Select “Shutter” tab and input the diameter (about 910), then click “Enable” button.
2.5.12 Backup / Restore / Import images

1.) Backup/Restore images: Please refer to Operator Manual for how to backup/restore
images.
2.) Import images: After DSA software starts up, press down “SHIFT+F11” to open the dialog
box shown as below. Select the previously saved files, then click “open” button. The data
will be imported from the portable media to DSA image series.

2.6 Software Backup / Restore
Factory configured parameters are stored in D:\Service Tools\. Restore the parameters if
necessary.
2.6.1 Generator Parameters Backup / Restore

There are 4 default generator parameters stored in configuration files called:
• PS800_Refresh_generator_65KW_withoutwallstand_01.gen.
• PS800_Refresh_generator_65KW_withwallstand_01.gen
• PS800_Refresh_generator_50KW_withoutwallstand_01.gen
• PS800_Refresh_generator_50KW_withwallstand_01.gen
1.) Click “Start -> Programs -> GenWare Utilities -> GenWare Generator Utilities” to run GenWare
Generator Utilities.
2.) Backup generator parameters.
a.) Click “Utility -> Backup Generator to File”.
b.) Select the location you prefer to save the backups, give a name (such as “Generator
Parameters“), and then, click “Save“. Suggest to save the backup file to D:\Service Tools\.

3.) Restore generator parameters.
Note: Generator parameters must be restored after resetting to factory.
a.) Click “Utility -> Restore Generator from File”.
b.) Restore the factory configured backed-up file from D:\Service Tools\.
Note: Check the settings after downloading the parameters as below.Setup -> Tube Selection
A196
IV.) Setup -> Generator Limits

2.6.2 PCU Parameters Backup / Restore
Factory configured parameters are saved as PS800_Refresh_PCU_01.bin.
1.) Click “Start -> Programs -> TH8740_122 -> TTT_TH8740” to run PCU.
PCU parameters download / upload procedure
2.) Backup PCU parameters.

a.) Click “Save Factory” button. Select the location you prefer to save the backups, give a
name (such as “PCU parameters“), and then, click “Save“. Suggest to save the backup
file to D:\Service Tools\.
b.) Click “Get Factory“ button.
3.) Restore PCU parameters.
a.) Click “Set Factory” button.
b.) Restore the factory configured backed-up file from D:\Service Tools\.
c.) Click “Restore Factory“ to set parameters to current setting.
d.) Reset PCU.
Note: Check the Gamma settings after downloading the parameters as below.

2.6.3 APR Upload
1.) Insert the Service Tool Disk into your CD-ROM, and connect the USB flash disk to your USB
port of the computer.
2.) Copy all the APR files to the root directory of the USB flash disk.
3.) Connect a USB flash disk to USBA or USBB on the back of the touch screen console.
4.) From the system utilities menu, press APR Backup / Restore. A pop-up window as following
will be displayed on the screen.

5.) Press the button , a new pop-up window displays as following.
6.) To upload an APR file from a USB flash disk to the touch screen select the desired file (ex.
PS800+English-V01.apr) from the USB Device window and press . Once the file is
copied successfully, it will appear in the Touch Screen window of the USB File Transfer Utility.
7.) Using this way, upload all APRs to touch screen.
8.) When finished, press Close to exit to window “APR Backup and Restore”.
9.) Delete the original APRs of touch screen. Such as “ENGLISH.APR”
10.) Restore “PS800+English.apr” as current APR.
11.) When finished, press Close to exit and go to main screen.

Section 3.0
Image Quality
3.1 Tube Conditioning / Seasoning
Tube conditioning or “seasoning” is particularly important for new tubes or tubes that have not been
used for several days. This should be performed on each X-ray tube before attempting auto
calibration, as an unseasoned tube may not operate properly at higher kV values without arcing.
Note: Close the collimator blades and put a folded Lead Apron on the table-top to protect I.I tube.
Select “Receptor 3“or “Receptor 4“before tube conditioning / seasoning.
3.1.1 Overview
The generator does X-ray tube auto calibration at 50 kV, 60 kV, 70 kV, 80 kV, 100 kV and 120 kV.
The tube normally needs to be seasoned before it can be operated at the higher voltages
encountered during auto calibration.
Tube seasoning is started by auto calibrating the kV stations up to and including part of the 70 kV
station. The tube is then seasoned at 70 kV. Progressively higher kV stations are then auto
calibrated and seasoned. Finally the entire kV and mA range is auto calibrated, then the tube is
seasoned at the remaining high kV values.
Manually releasing the exposure button during auto calibration of a particular kV station in the
following procedure prevents the generator from attempting operation beyond that kV/mA value.
Note: Low speed only exposures are recommended for the seasoning exposures, to prevent excessive
heat build-up in the housing from the stator windings or the rotor bearings.
3.1.2 Procedure
Note: X-ray tube seasoning should be done on LARGE focus in order to minimize tube wear. And then,
SMALL focus.
1.) Run Genware Generator Utilities software, and open Setup -> Auto Tube Calibration.

2.) Do the calibration of LARGE focus at first.
Note: The procedure below is intended for seasoning an X-ray tube prior to attempting tube auto
calibration. To season a tube that does not need to be calibrated, simply follow steps b, d, f, h,
and i.
a.) Start the tube auto calibration sequence, and manually terminate the exposure at 70 kV
and 250 mA.
b.) Season the tube at 70 kV by taking approximately 10 exposures of 200 mA and 100 ms.
These exposures should be taken at the rate of approximately one every 15 seconds.
c.) Restart the auto calibration sequence and manually terminate the exposure at 100 kV and
250 mA.
d.) Season the tube at 100 kV by taking approximately 5 exposures of 200 mA and 100 ms.
These exposures should be taken at the rate of approximately one every 15 seconds
e.) Restart the auto calibration sequence and manually terminate the exposure at 120 kV and
160 mA.
f.) Season the tube at 120 kV by taking approximately 5 exposures of 160 mA and 100 ms.
g.) Restart the auto calibration sequence and allow the auto calibration sequence to
complete.
h.) Season the tube at 130 kV by taking approximately 5 exposures of 100 mA and 50 ms.
i.) Repeat step 8 at 140 kV, and then at 145 kV.
3.) Do the calibration of SMALL focus by repeating the above steps.
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3.2 Dose Rate Limit Predication
3.2.1 Dose Rate Inspection

1.) Adjust the collimator to the largest FOV and then put the Dose meter to the position of the
center of the light field of the collimator and 30cm up to the tabletop.
2.) Select MANUAL Fluoro on the touch screen.
The way to get KV and mA data by manual mode is for ABS mode adjustment.
3.) Set KV to 125KV and mA to 4.7mA (refer Dose Rate Adjustment Procedure).
4.) Step down the Fluoro pedal, read the Dosimeter value as A, and then judge if this test value
is valid by this formula: A*N*(1+M+1%) <= 9.9R/Min.
If valid, the value of mA is valid and no need do dose rate adjustment.
If invalid, do dose rate adjustment:
1.) Need to do dose rate adjustment (do the mA limitation adjustment in ABS Limits table to
reduce the dose rate) according to procedure of dose rate adjustment for Fluoro.
2.) To reduce the mA limit and do this step again.
i.) Pay attention to adjust the data in ABS Limits table.

ii.) To make sure that the dose rate <9.9R/Min. At this time, the value of mA is valid.
5.) Set KV following this table (refer Dose Rate Adjustment Procedure) and do action of items 4
repeatedly.
KV mA
40 6.0
50 6.0
60 6.0
70 6.0
80 6.0
90 6.0
100 6.0
110 5.8
120 5.0
125 4.7

This table is for ABS mode.

6.) Select MANUAL Fluoro on the touch screen.
The step is to verify manual fluoro mode.

7.) Set KV to 125KV and mA to 2.4mA (refer Dose Rate Adjustment Procedure)
8.) Step down the Fluoro pedal, read the Dosimeter value as A, and then judge if this test value
is valid by this formula: A*N*(1+M+1%) <= 4.9R/Min.
If valid, the value of mA is valid and no need do dose rate adjustment.
If invalid
1.) Need to do dose rate adjustment (do the mA limitation adjustment in Manual Limits table
to reduce the dose rate) according to procedure of dose rate adjustment for Fluoro.
2.) To reduce the mA limit and do this step again.
i.) Pay attention to adjust the data in Manual Limits table.

ii.) To make sure that the dose rate <4.9R/min. At this time, the value of mA is valid.
9.) Set KV following this table and do action of item 8 repeatedly.
KV mA
40 6.0
50 6.0
60 6.0
70 6.0
80 5.2
90 4.2
100 3.5
110 2.9
120 2.6
125 2.4
This table is for manual mode.
1.) N: Dosimeter Rate Factor.

1.) It may change according to manufacturer or model of dosimeter.
2.) It may change according to different of dosimeter.
3.) It may change according to different range in the same dosimeter.
2.) M: Dosimeter tolerance (%).
3.) 1%: Dosimeter tolerance compensation.

3.2.2 Dose Rate Adjustment
1.) Connect PC to Generator touch screen through RS232 cable.
2.) Set touch screen to data link mode.
3.) Run “Genware generator utilities “ on PC.
4.) Select Fluoro setup page on fluoro setup dialog.
Adjust the parameters according to the following menu.

3.3 Alignment
3.3.1 Alignment of Visually Defined X-ray Fields

1.) Set SID at 1050mm;
2.) Darken the bay (All light sources should be switch off);
3.) Adjust the blades to get light FOV at 20cm*20cm on table top.
4.) Put a washer on each side of the light FOV, ensuring the washer is aligned with edge of light
FOV, for just use a phantom which has visual lead squares in it, use the lead square to
illustrate the light FOV.
5.) Switch off the collimator lamp.
6.) Set the exposure parameters: 60kV/5mAs.
7.) Make an exposure, and read image edge.
8.) Measure the misalignment of washer edges or the lead square and x-ray edge.
9.) Calculate misalignment between light FOV and x-ray FOV illustrated as below.
Visually Defined Field

a1
b1
b2
a2
X-ray Field
10.) Measure the data, and calculate.

Mis-Alignment Measured (mm)
Ia1I=
Ia2I=
Ib1I=
Ib2I=
SID= 1050mm
Rejection Limit Ia1I+Ia2I<=1.8% SID
Ib1I+Ib2I<=1.8% SID
Pass/Fail
If pass, it’s ok. If fail, please adjust collimator lamp, and redo alignment of visually defined x-
ray fields until pass.

3.4 ABC
3.4.1 ABC Loop Introduction

Figure below shows the ABC loop of Precision THUNIS-800+. PCU use the average signal level
into pre-set ROI to elaborate the ABC signal and output it through J4. This signal is sent to J8 of
CPI gen I/F board to control generator. J8 is a BNC connector.
PCU
Generator
J8
Gen I/F bd
J4 Co-axis cable
3.4.2 12 inch II configuration ABC calibration overview

There are mainly 9 steps to do ABC calibration.
3.4.2.1 Set Pre-Defined Dose Rate

Before ABC calibration, make sure the PCU parameter have been downloaded. Make sure the
Generator parameter has been downloaded to generator.
Make sure the system pass Exposure accuracy test.
1.) Place 15cm water on positioner table. Make sure it is covered by collimator FOV.
2.) Power on system and set to manual fluoro mode.
3.) For 12 inch II configuration, set the II Mag to Normal Mag(12 inch).
4.) Set fluoro kV to 68, fluoro mA to 2.3.

3.4.2.2 Calibrate PCU Setting
5.) Connect test PC to PCU through RS232 cable. Run PCU control software (TTT) on test PC.
Note: TTT should not be closed during the whole ABC calibration process.
6.) Check or Set CCD operation mode Configuration 0 to:
- CCD mode = 8 means CCD output format is 1000*1000, 25fps;
- Syc mode = 0 means CCD is in internal synchronize mode;
- ABC/AEC conf = 0 means that the 2nd pre-defined ROI region is used for this CCD
operation mode;
- Head = 3 means that CCD head gain is set to 3;
- AGC = OFF (uncheck) means auto gain control is not used;
- IRIS = 105 means the iris aperture is set to 105 (full range is 0~255);
- Neural filter = OFF (uncheck) means the NDF is not in optical path, it doesn’t attenuate
light.
7.) Make sure that the ABC setting is as shown below.
8.) Click Tab “Gamma” and Select Gamma config 7.

Confirm the set of Gamma configuration 7 as: “type” to “parametric”. Set gamma = 1, then click
apply. Or Just select an existing gamma = 1 configuration.
Make sure that the B/W inversion is not checked.

9.) Make sure that contrast enhancement feature is disabled.
Click Tab “contrast enhancement” page, un-check “default CE” and “Activated”, then click
Apply.
10.) On PT800+ workstation, Run Image brightness measure software by double click
“ImageBrightnessMeasure.exe”. A dialog will be popup. Move this dialog to left-top corner of
the monitor so that it doesn't cover the image.
11.) Make sure DSA software is running.
Note: Make sure that WW/WL is the default value 4096/2048 during the ABS calibration process.
12.) Click keyboard “Alt”+”Tab” to switch DSA as current program. Take fluoro, and stop after
image is stable.
13.) Click button “Measure” on Brightness Measure Software, read the value displayed on edit box
“Average Brightness”.
14.) Check if the average brightness level is between 35 +/- 3.
15.) Adjust both Iris and Head value on PCU setup software and repeat step 11 to 13 until the
average brightness level is 35 +/- 3.
Both Iris and Head can change the image brightness. The strategy is:
- Adjust Iris first based on head = 3.
- Iris proper range shall be 80 to 130. If the image brightness is still not within required
target even if Iris has been adjusted to 80 (or 130), Head value shall be adjusted.
- The proper Head value shall be 1-4.
Note: During this process, gamma config shall be gamma configuration number = 7.
16.) Change Gamma config to 0, 1, 3 and take fluoro again, Verify that the image is in good
brightness.
Note: Gamma Config 0: Mid Contrast; Gamma Config 1: Low Contrast; Gamma Config 3: High
Contrast.

3.4.2.3 Calibrate Generator Setting of Middle curve
Note: ABC (auto brightness control) is called ABS in CPI generator documents and software. They are
same meaning in this document.
17.) Close PCU control software and connect PC to Generator touch screen through RS232 cable.
18.) Set touch screen to data link mode.
19.) Run “Genware generator utilities “on PC.
20.) Select Fluoro setup page on fluoro setup dialog.
21.) Check and make sure that the parameters are set as picture below.
22.) Click Apply button if any parameter is changed.
Note: • Min fluoro voltage shall be set to 40kV, this is a PPP requirement.
• Max fluoro voltage shall be set to 125kV.
• Fluoro ABS default = ON. It means when CPI touch screen started, fluoro ABS state is ON.
• II mode is 0 means there is only one II mag mode in Precision THUNIS-800+ system.
• Fluoro/Rad kV Def shall be set to Curve 2.
• Fluoro timer Mode shall be set to 10 minutes.
• HLF selection, PF selection shall be set to Console.
• SID compensation shall be un-checked.
23.) Click menu “setup->fluoro setup”.
24.) On “fluoro ABS curves” page, enable 3 curves and type in following data.
kVp mA (curve 1) mA (curve 2) mA (curve 3)
40 0.5 0.5 0.5
50 0.5 0.5 0.5
60 0.8 1.4 2.6
70 1.4 2.6 4.5
80 2.1 3.8 6
90 3.1 5 6
100 4.3 6 6

110 5.7 6 6
120 6 6 6
125 6 6 6
25.) Make sure the default parameters on "fluoro ABS" page are as picture below.
26.) On Genware, set fluoro mode to ABS, and set "ABS curve" to MED.
Note: LOW stands for ABS curve1. MED stands for ABS curve2. HI stands for ABS curve3.
27.) Take fluoro, Keep modifying Level2 value and Signal Gain on Fluoro ABS page until the fluoro
parameters are: 68kV, 2.3mA.
Both Level 2 and signal gain works for ABC loop. The calibrate strategy is:
- Set Signal gain to 5, then adjust Level 2 voltage between 0 and 5;
- The proper Level2 voltage shall be 2.5 to 4.0.
- If the fluoro parameters cannot reach 68kV, 2.3mA even if Level2 voltage has been
adjusted to <= 2.5 or (>= 4.0), change Signal gain.
- The proper range for signal gain is between 2 to 10. Most frequently used value is 5 or 6.
MED curve in Normal Mag (12 inch) configuration is Done.

3.4.2.4 Calibrate generator setting of Low curve
28.) On Genware, set fluoro mode to ABS, ABS curve = LOW.
29.) Set KV=72KV, mA=1.5mA

30.) Repeat Step (17) to step (24)
• Set Signal gain to 5, then adjust Level 1 voltage between 0 and 5;
• The proper Level1 voltage shall be 2.5 to 4.0.
• If the fluoro parameters cannot reach 72kV, 1.5mA even if Level1 voltage has been adjusted
to <=2.5 or (>=4.0), change Signal gain.
• The proper range for signal gain is between 2 to 10. Most frequently used value is 5 or 6.
LOW curve in Normal Mag (12 inch) configuration is Done
Note: • The Signal gain shall not be changed in this step.
• The valid range for level 2 is 0 - 5v. Most frequently used value is between 2.5 and 4.
3.4.2.5 Calibrate generator setting of Hi curve

31.) On Genware, set fluoro mode to ABS, ABS curve = HI.

In “fluoro ABS”. Both Level 3 and signal gain works for ABC loop. The calibrate strategy is:
• Set Signal gain to 5, then adjust Level 3 voltage between 0 and 5;
• The proper Level1 voltage shall be 2.5 to 4.0.
• If the fluoro parameters cannot reach 63kV, 3.1mA even if Level3 voltage has been adjusted
to <=2.5 or (>=4.0), change Signal gain.
• The proper range for signal gain is between 2 to 10. Most frequently used value is 5 or 6.
Hi curve in Normal Mag (12 inch) configuration is Done
Note: • The Signal gain shall not be changed in this step.
• The valid range for level 3 is 0 - 5v. Most frequently used value is between 2.5 and 4.
3.4.2.6 Set Pre-defined Dose of 9 inch Mag mode

34.) Switch to Mag 1(9 inch mode) and ABC curve 2 (Med curve), Pre-set the KV=72KV,
mA=2.8mA

3.4.2.7 Calibrate PCU setting of 9 inch Mag
35.) Pre-Set the CCD mode
Set CCD operation mode config 1 to:
- CCD mode = 8;
- Syc mode = 0;
- ABC/AEC conf = 1;
- Head = 3;
- AGC = OFF (uncheck)
- IRIS = 125
- Neural filter = OFF(uncheck)
36.) Repeat the step 7 - Step 15
37.) Adjust both Iris and Head value on PCU control software and repeat step 11 to 13 until the
average grey level is 35 +/- 3.
- Adjust Iris first based on head =3.
target even if Iris has been adjusted to 100(or150), Head value shall be adjusted.
- The proper Head value shall be 1 - 4.
Note: Note that during this process, gamma config shall be gamma configuration number= 7.
38.) Change Gamma config to 0,1,3, and take fluoro again, Verify that the image is in good
brightness.
3.4.2.8 Set Pre-defined Dose of 6 inch Mag mode

39.) Switch to Mag 2(6 inch mode) and ABC curve 2(Med curve). Pre-set the KV=74KV,mA=3.0mA
3.4.2.9 Calibrate PCU setting of 6 inch Mag

- CCD mode = 8;
- Syc mode = 0;
- ABC/AEC conf = 2;
- Head = 3;
- IRIS = 150

Note: Note that during this process, gamma config shall be gamma configuration number = 7.
43.) Change Gamma config to 0,1,3, and take fluoro again, Verify that the image is in good

brightness.
44.) ABC calibration for 12inch II is done.
3.4.3 9 inch II configuration ABC calibration overview

For 9 inch II configuration, it only have one MAG, There are mainly 3 steps to do ABC calibration.
45.) For 9 inch II configuration, it only have one MAG pre-set the KV=72KV,mA=2.8mA and ABS
curve =Med
- CCD mode = 8;
- Syc mode = 0;
- ABC/AEC conf = 1;
- Head = 3;
- IRIS = 125
Note that during this process, gamma config shall be gamma configuration number = 7.
49.) Change Gamma config to 0, 1, 3, and take fluoro again, Verify that the image is in good
brightness.
50.) Repeat step 17- step 26
51.) Take fluoro, Keep modifying Level2 value and Signal Gain on Fluoro ABS page until the fluoro
parameters are: 72kV, 2.8mA.
- Set Signal gain to 5,then adjust Level 2 voltage between 0 and 5;
adjusted to <=2.5 or (>=4.0), change Signal gain.

MED curve in 9 inch II configuration is Done
52.) On Genware, set fluoro mode to ABS, ABS curve = LOW

LOW curve in 9 inch configuration is Done
Note that
- The Signal gain shall not be changed in this step.
- The valid range for level 2 is 0 - 5v. Most frequently used value is between 2.5 and 4.
55.) On Genware, set fluoro mode to ABS, ABS curve = Hi

Hi curve in 9 inch configuration is Done
Note that
- The Signal gain shall not be changed in this step.
- The valid range for level 3 is 0 - 5v. Most frequently used value is between 2.5 and 4.
Camera Operating Mode -> Configuration summary:
Configuration Action
0 12inch II, Normal Mag Fluoro IRIS=105 Head Gain= 3,without NDF
4 12inch II, Normal MAG Rad IRIS=195,Head Gain= 1, with NDF

8 12inch II, Normal MAG DSA IRIS=195,Head Gain= 1, with NDF
1 12inch II,MAG1 Fluoro IRIS=125,Head Gain=3, without NDF
5 12inch II,MAG1 Rad IRIS=195, Head Gain= 1 with NDF
9 12inch II,MAG1 DSA IRIS=195, Head Gain= 1 with NDF
3 12inch II,MAG2 Fluoro IRIS=150, Head Gain= 3 without NDF
7 12inch II,MAG2 Rad IRIS=195, Head Gain= 1 with NDF
11 12inch II,MAG2 DSA IRIS=195, Head Gain= 1 with NDF
12 9inch II Fluoro IRIS=125,Head Gain=3, without NDF
13 9inch II Rad IRIS=195, Head Gain= 1 with NDF
14 9inch II DSA IRIS=195, Head Gain= 1 with NDF

3.5 AEC
3.5.1 AEC Overview

There are mainly 2 steps to do AEC calibration.
1.) Calibrate generator setting to get pre-defined dose.
This step is to get required dose for specified phantom.
2.) Calibrate PCU setting.
This step is to get proper image brightness under required dose.
3.5.2 Fluoro kV to Rad kV curve setting

Before AEC calibration, the fluoro kV to Rad kV curves have to be set in generator.
1.) Click start->Program->Genware utilities->Genware generator utilities to run generator setup
software.
2.) Click menu setup->fluoro setup, SP fluoro setup dialog will be popped up.
3.) Make sure the values are set as picture below.
4.) Click Apply button to save settings if any parameters changed.
Fluoro kV F/R Curve 1 F/R Curve 2 F/R Curve 3

40 40 48 53
45 43 51 56
50 47 54 59
55 50 57 62
60 55 63 68
65 60 66 71
70 65 70 75
75 70 75 80
80 75 80 85
85 80 85 90
90 85 90 95
95 90 95 100
100 95 100 105
105 100 104 109
110 102 108 113
115 104 112 117
120 107 116 121
125 110 120 125

3.5.3 Digital spot AEC calibration
Digital spot AEC calibration process is:
1.) Before AEC calibration, check that the AEC cable is correctly connected. This cable shall be
connected to J2 of Thales image chain Photodiode board and AEC board on generator. As
shown below.
AEC Channel 1
AEC Channel 2
2.) Power on system, ready for digital spot.

3.) Place 15cm Plexiglas on positioner table, make sure it cover the FOV.
Note: If the digital spot or DSA exposure technique shall be adjusted, a simpler way is to adjust the
density value on touch screen.
The density value can be set to: +5, +4, +3, +2, +1, 0, -1, -2, -3, -4, -5.
Set density to a value > 0 will increase exposure time in AEC mode.
Set density to a value < 0 will decrease exposure time in AEC mode.
3.5.4 Digital Spot AEC Calibration

4.) Run Genware software.
5.) Click menu setup-> AEC setup, a dialog called AEC setup & calibration pop up.
6.) Select AEC setup page.
7.) Select channel number to 1.

8.) Select Media to Digital.
9.) Select Digital options page.

10.) Select Digital Rad Curve to 1.
11.) Select Digital Rad Cal page.

12.) Set parameters for all kVs to be 50
13.) Select Density page

14.) Set density parameters as show below.
15.) Connect test PC to PCU through RS232 cable. Run PCU control software on test PC.

16.) Set Camera Operating Mode->Configuration to 4 as picture below.
17.) Select Gamma config 7, confirm the Gamma configuration 7 set as “type” to “parametric”. Set
gamma = 1, then click apply.
Or Just select an existing gamma = 1 configuration. Make sure that B/W inversion is not
checked.
"ImageBrightnessMeasure.exe". A dialog will be popup. Move this dialog to left-top corner of
19.) Make sure DSA software is running.
If it can show fluoro or RAD image, then DSA software is being run.
Note: Make sure that WW/WL is the default value 4096/2048 during the AEC calibration process.
20.) Set Rad exposure parameters to 65kV, 400mA, AEC. Density = 0.
21.) Take digital spot exposure, turning AEC potentiometer R1 on generator AEC board until
exposure mAs is between:
For 12inch II configuration 3.6~5.0mAs.
For 9 inch II configuration 5.5-7.5mAs
Note: Turning R1 Clockwise (CW) will decrease exposure time.

Turning R1 CounterClockwise (CCW) will increase exposure time.
22.) Click button "measure" on Brightness Measure Software, read the brightness value displayed
on edit box "Average Brightness".
23.) Keep modifying Iris until the brightness is [55, 57].
Note: Head shall be 1, and It cannot be changed.
For 12 inch II has 3 MAGs, so after finished IRIS calibration in 12inch MAG, the IRIS for 9inch
and 6inch MAG’s IRIS shall also be updated.
Below sheet is the CCD configuration for the 3 MAGs. So, after calibration the IRIS in CCD
configuration 4, choose the CCD configuration 5 and CCD configuration 7, adjust the IRIS to
same as CCD configuration 4.
CCD Configuration Action
4 12 inch II Normal MAG Rad
5 12 inch II MAG 1 Rad
7 12 inch II MAG 2 Rad
24.) Digital spot AEC cal done.

3.5.5 DSA AEC Calibration
1.) Before DSA AEC calibration, check that the AEC cable is correctly connected. This cable shall
be connected to J2 of Thales image chain Photodiode board. And the AEC cable connected
to AEC channel 2 on generator AEC board.
2.) Power on system, ready for digital spot.
3.) Place 15cm Plexiglas on positioner table, make sure it cover the FOV.
4.) Run Genware software.
5.) Click menu setup-> AEC setup to select AEC setup page,
6.) Select AEC setup page.
7.) Select channel number to 2.
8.) Set Media to Digital
9.) Select Digital Options page.

10.) Set Digital Rad Curve to 2
11.) Select Digital Rad Cal page.

12.) Set parameters for all kVs to be 50
13.) Select Density page

14.) Set density parameters as show below
15.) Connect test PC to PCU through RS232 cable. Run PCU control software on test PC.
16.) Set CCD operation mode 8 as picture below:
17.) Select Gamma config 7, confirm the Gamma configuration 7 set as “type” to “parametric”. Set
gamma = 1, then click apply.

Or Just select an existing gamma = 1 configuration. Make sure that B/W inversion is not
checked.
18.) On TH800 digital box PC, Run Image brightness measure software by double click
“ImageBrightnessMeasure.exe”. A dialog will be popup. Move this dialog to left-top corner of
the monitor so that it doesn’t cover the image.
19.) Make sure DSA software is being run.
20.) Set Rad exposure parameters to 65kV, 400mA, AEC. Density = 0;
21.) Take digital spot exposure, turning AEC potentiometer R2 on generator AEC board until
exposure mAs is between:
For 12inch II configuration 3.6~5.0mAs.
For 9 inch II configuration 5.5-7.5mAs
Note: Turning R2 CW will decrease exposure time.
Turning R2 CCW will increase exposure time.
22.) Before measure image brightness, make sure that in DSA software, the Subtraction Mode is
”Normal”? If the Subtraction Mode is “Sub”, the brightness measured is not correct.
23.) Click button “Measure” on Brightness Measure Software, read the value displayed on edit box
“Average Brightness”.
24.) Keep modifying Iris until the “Average Brightness” is [55,57].
Note: Head shall be 1. It shall not be changed.
25.) DSA AEC cal done.

3.5.6 Advanced Calibration
1.) Noise and Lag
The recursive filter of PCU is used to adjust noise and lag. Please see basic algorithm below.
- Change fluoro image lag/noise, change recursive filter config 0 (table static).
- Change fluoro image lag/noise, change recursive filter config 1 (table moving).
- Recursive filter configuration 4 is for digital spot, it cannot be changed.
- Increase K will increase noise but decrease lag.
- Increase motion will decrease noise but increase lag.
2.) Sharpness and Blur
With Thales PCU control software, edge enhancement filter can be easily changed on site.
On Edge enhancement page, there is a configuration combo box. In PT800+ system real time
control logic, configuration 0 is used for fluoro mode, configuration 2 is used for digital spot and
DSA mode. System I/O board will select config 0 automatically during fluoro, and select config
2 for digital spot and DSA mode.
There are 4 filters displayed on the right side of the dialog.
- "No filter " means that the images will have no changes.

- "Low" means that a low level edge enhancement filter will be applied on the image. The
image will be sharper.
- "Medium" means that a medium level edge enhancement filter will be applied on the
image. The image will be more sharper, noise will also be enhanced.
- "High" means that a High level edge enhancement filter will be applied on the image. The
image will be very sharp, but more noise generated.
a.) Set different edge enhancement filter for digital spot/DSA image.
I.) Run PCU control software and select “edge enhancement“.
II.) Select configuration 2.
III.) Type in required filter contents into “filter parameters“.
IV.) Click “Apply“.
Note: Only the 4 filters displayed on the right side of the dialog (No, Low, Med, High) are
allowed. Type in filter other than the 4 filters may cause serious damages on images.
b.) Set different edge enhancement filter for fluoro image.
I.) Run PCU control software and select “edge enhancement“.
II.) Select configuration 0.
III.) Type in required filter contents into “filter parameters“.
IV.) Click “Apply“.
Note: Only the 4 filters displayed on the right side of the dialog (No, Low, Med, High) are
allowed. Type in filter other than the 4 filters may cause serious damages on images.
Use edge enhancement filter other than “No filter“ for fluoro image may introduce in
unacceptable noise.

Section 4.0
Network
4.1 DICOM Configuration
Please refer to step 7 in Setup and Activation on page 229.
4.2 DSA Activation

Please refer to step 6 in Setup and Activation on page 229.
4.3 DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters

Please refer to Configure DSA / DICOM Function Environment Parameters.
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Chapter 5 - Theory of Operation
Section 1.0
Positioner Table
1.1 Main Function
1.1.1 Table Movement

• Tilting
• Tube arm up and down
• Table top left and right
• Compressor up and down movement
• SID movement
• Tube rotation
1.1.2 Exposure Management

Communicate with console TDSP board to achieve exposure management.
1.2 Architecture
Refer to Positioning Table Schematics on page 415.
1.2.1 Kernel Board

Logic control assembly:
• Table board;
• X-ray control board;
• Motor board.
Chapter 5 - Theory of Operation Page 279

1.2.2 Block Diagram
Trigger Signal
Table board
Logic Calculation
X-ray board Motor board
Movement
drive
Frequency
Motor driver 1 phase
inverter
(DC motor) motor
Collimator Communicate with (3 phase motor)
blade TDSP board Tilting movement SID movement Table top left&right
close/open and Tube Arm and Compressor
up&down movement up&down movement
Trigger signal, such as limit switch, console joystick, table side button, foot switch and so on, input
to Table Board. After logic calculation by Table Board, signal will output to X-ray Board and Motor
Board.
X-ray Board will achieve collimator blade close/open and communicate with TDSP Board.
Motor Board will drive five movements. Tilting movement and Tube arm up & down movement are
driven by Frequency Inverter (3 phase motor); Table top left & right movement and Compressor up
& down movement are driven by 1 phase motor. SID movement is driven by one DC motor.
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Section 2.0
Generator
Please see the details in CPI Service Manual.
Section 3.0
PDU
3.1 Function
Power supply to all subsystems include integrated console, positioner table, tube fun, and
generator.
• 220VAC for console;
• 220VAC and 110VAC for positioner table;
• 220VAC for tube fun;
• 380VAC/400VAC for generator.
3.2 Architecture
Refer to Digital System PDU Schematics on page 444.
3.3 Block Diagram
Console
220VAC
Positioner table
Tube fun
380VAC/400VAC Isolation transformer
Console
110VAC
Positioner table
Tube fun
Generator

3.4 Power-on timing and logic
When the power supply inputs the power to PDU.The PDU timing and logic is as below.
1.) CB1 Close
2.) CB2 Close--> Current through R1
3.) L1 light, K4 Open--> after 0.5s, K8 Close, K7 Close--> Current through K7 contactor
4.) After 0.5s, K2 Close
5.) CPI 24V input--> K5 Close--> K0 Close--> Output 220VAC/110VAC
3.5 Overheat protection

When the transformer is overheat.
1.) Temperature relay is open
2.) K4 not work-> The K4 contactor is close
3.) F1 fusing, CB2 Open
Page 282 Section 3.0 - PDU

Section 4.0
Integrated Console
4.1 Function
4.1.1 Power Supply

- 220VAC monitor (workstation);
- 24VDC PCU console IF and Image Intensifier (I.I.);
- +/-12VDC TDSP board and intercom;
- 5VDC console interface.
4.1.2 Intercom
- Console Mic to table speaker;
- Table Mic to Console speaker.
4.1.3 System Interface

- Generator room interface;
- PCU realtime control interface;
- TDSP interface;
- Window Wide(WW) / Window Level(WL) adjustment interface;
- CPI touchscreen RS232 communication
- I.I. control interface
4.2 Architecture
Refer to Digital System Console Schematics on page 445.
4.2.1 Kernel Board

- TDSP board
- Console interface board
- Intercom board

4.2.2 Block Diagram
TDSP board
WW/WL adjustment interface
Touchscreen parameter
techspot X-ray on
signal
Console interface
PCU realtime
Digital box
control
realtime interface
I.I
Generator room interface

Section 5.0
Image Chain
5.1 Main Feature
• Video output.
• Real time image processing with flexible setting.
• Various CCD operating modes up to 1000x1000 pixels/30 frames per second.
• Internal or external synchronization.
• Defective pixel correction.
• Motorized iris and neutral density filter.
• Light measurement path for Automatic Exposure Control.
5.2 Theory of Operation

X-ray, which reach Image Intensifier entrance, is converted to visible light by image intensifier and
output to lens.
The image, which focus at input screen of CCD camera, is then converted to electrical signal by
CCD camera. After transmitted to a specified circuit board called PCU, electrical image signal is
processed in PCU and output to monitor for final display.
Image processing in PCU:
CCD Camera head Video
PCU
Circular blanking
Shading correcƟon
Recursive Įůter
Last image hold
AGC
Edge enhancement
GAMMA
12 bit digital Frame-

Contrast enhancement grabber
video output

5.3 Block Diagram
XRII:
TH59432 Q882 MG122 L55
(12'' II)
TH 59438 Q210 G122 L56 (-ST)
(9'' II)
Optics
Compact Camera control
lens head board
X-rays
TH 8740-020
Light
measurement
HVPS: TH 7195-3 path
Processing
and Control
Unit
24 VDC photodiode Interface with the PCU:

and control for Camera operating modes control
magnification control AEC Image processing control
ABC
Analog video
Digital video
24 VDC
EQUIPMENT
Delivered parts Non-delivered parts
Page 286 Section 5.0 - Image Chain

X-ray Tube
Collimator
Grid Table top

Digital Box
24V power/control
Image Change LVDS to
Image convert Bd.
Intensifier Camera Link
Sync signal
HVPS Camera Link
Optics
Console I/F Capture image to
Frame Grabber Bd. PC memory
Photo Board PCI
Diode NDF
Hard
Bd. Iris Disk
Lens Acquisition
RT ctrl signal
PCI 1750 Bd. Control
PCI
CCD Image display

AEC signal
(analog) camera Card
AEC Bd. Optics control Bd. LVDS image signal
VGA
(12bits)
Gen. I/O Bd.
CCD ctrl signal
Generator
LVDS image (1k*1k*12bits) PCU Image processing
ABC signal (Co-axis cable-analog) CCD/optics control
PC Monitor

Section 6.0
Digital Box
The Precision THUNIS-800+ digital box mainly consists of digital Imaging workstation, a console
interface board, and image frame grabber.
An analog electrical signal is obtained when the X-ray penetrates through human tissue and passes
by the image intensifier and TV camera. Such a signal is output to D.I.W where it is amplified, and
then digitized at a high speed by image frame grabber. In order to real-time display and acquire
images, the system is required to configure a high-performance and high-speed PC system,
including digital image processing unit, analog video-frequency logarithm transformation, and
image frame grabber.
The console interface board functions to guarantee the synchronization between X-ray machine’s
exposure and image acquisition so as to complete the digital spot.
The digital fluoroscopy and digital abstraction function of the system can easily be used to guide
the direction of cathetherization in the process of intervention.
The digital subtraction means to subtract normal-structure images of angiography and only display
blood vessel images. Therefore, besides the after-angiography images, the normal-structure
images before angiography are also needed.
Image output modes include image printing, image recording, and laser photography etc. Printing
is mainly used for preparing a clinic report. The printed image can only be used for reference owing
to the restriction of paper and printer. Disc recording may be used for long-term image storage and
resource sharing. The output interface of laser camera is in accordance with DICOM3 standard,
which is convenient for connection to PACS or HIS.
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Section 7.0
Exposure Function
Exposure command flow

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Radioscopy mode 5DGLRVFRS\FRPPDQGVLJQDO
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3ǃ6.3ǃ12.5F/s)
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(Workstation)
5DGLRVFRS\FRPPDQGRQˈ
Digital Box
VLJQDO 7KHQ;UD\RQ
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Generator X-ray on? Generator
VLJQDO
PCI 1750
5DGLRVFRS\JDWHVHOHFWVLJQDO Card
Image collection serial

end
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image
collection valid
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image
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collection time sequence
IF board
40ms
120ms 40ms
1s
2 frames
20ms
Radioscopy signal flow and sequence - 1 F/s
Page 290 Section 7.0 - Exposure Function

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(Workstation)
Fluoro command onˈ
Digital Box
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Generator X-ray on? VLJQDO
Generator
PCI 1750
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Fluoroscopy image
collection valid
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Fluoroscopy image
collection time sequence +]V\QFKURQL]DWLRQFORFN Image convertor card
IF board
40ms
Fluoroscopy signal flow and sequence

7.1 Key signal:
25Hz synchronization which is generated by CCD is used on PCU/IF Board/Workstation for image
acquisition.
IF board J17 has a cable connected to Generator Room interface board for exposure real-time
control.
IF board J4 has a cable connected to Generator Digital interface board for exposure real-time
control.
IF board J3 has a cable connected to Workstation(1750 card) for image acquisition real-time
control.
7.2 Exposure command flow

When foot switch (Fluoroscopy) / hand switch (Digital Rad) is pressed, the command is forwarded
to table logic board via TDSP board. Then table board will check the current positioner status. If
positioner is in the exposure status(SID=105,Tube 0 degree), the command will be sent back to
TDSP board and indicator F/R will lit. After IF board receives the command, it will check the current
exposure set (MODE = DR, Frame rate...) and drive Generator work into current selected exposure
procedure. When exposure is on, the 1750card on workstation will acquire images follow the image
acquisition signal from IF board.
Analog rad is controlled by Generator itself, not impacted by IF board.
7.3 Radioscopy Key signal

Firstly, a prepare command signal is sent to Generator Room interface board from IF board. When
generator is ready, it feedbacks the ready signal to IF board (from Generator Digital interface
board). If IF board gets the ready signal from Generator, it sends a exposure command to
Generator Digital interface board. And then Generator will expose and feedback a X-ray ON signal
from Generator Digital interface board to IF board. IF board will give a image acquisition signal to
1750 card for image viewer acquiring images.
7.4 Fluoroscopy Key signal

Fluoroscopy command signal is sent from IF board to Generator Room interface board, and then
X-ray on and at the same time the X-ray ON signal feedbacks from Generator Digital interface board
to IF board. IF board will give a image acquisition signal to 1750 card for image viewer acquiring
images.
Page 292 Section 7.0 - Exposure Function

Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting
Section 1.0
Positioner Table
0.1 Digital System
0.1.1 Table Movement Function Disable
Check Relay Bd J2, Pin 1-

Table Top Move >2, or 1->3 is 220 VAC Y Check Motor Y Change Motor or
Function Disable When Joystick or Table Cable capacitor
Table Movement
Side Button
Function Disable
N
N
Run Positioner Re-connect Cable

Change Motor Relay
Diagnostic Program
Board
on Control TDSP Bd
Check Moving Indicate

Y Check Relay Bd J3, Pin 1- Y
Code “5XX”. Is it Charged Y Check Motor Cable or
Compressor >2, or 1 ->3 is 110 VAC Change Motor
When Joystick or Table Mechanical Assembly
When Joystick’s Moving
Side Button Activated?
N N
Re-connect Cable or
Check Console Joystick or Table Re-assemble
Check Joystick or Table
N Side Button Input “BXXX” or Mechanical Part
Side Button Connection
“CXXX”. Is it charged when
of Change
Joystick or Table Side Button is
Corresponding Ones
Activated?
Y
Y Check Frequency Inverter N The BOP Display N N

Check I/O Input
Tilting Arm Error Codes are FXXX or is + 50 Hz or - 50
Cable is OK?
AXXX Hz
Check Limit Switch Status

Y
“AXXX”. Is it OK of the Limit Y
Switch Indication
Check Power or Cable Y

Connection. Power Up OK
again, is OK?
Adjust Corresponding
Limit Switch Basing
on Code Indication N
Change Inverter
Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting Page 293

0.1.2 Tube Fan Not Work
Tube Fan Not Work
PDU Fan Switch N

Close
CB7 Closed?
Output 220V is N Check PDU

Correct? Transformer
Cable N
Change Cable
Connected?
Change Tube Fan
END
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0.1.3 Anode Not Work
Anode Not Work
Press Exposure
Have Error Y Perform as Error

Codes? Codes
Restore GenWare
Factory
Configuration

0.1.4 Collimator Lamp Not Light Up
Collimator Lamp Not

Light Up
No Lights on either
N Change the Lamp
Console Side or Remote
Switch
Control?
PDU Power Y Table Transformer Output Y

Change the Lamp
Output is AC110V is 12 VAC?
N
N
Check PDU
Change Transformer
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0.1.5 Collimator Movement Issue
Collimator Not Move,

Unilaterally Move, Move in
Wrong Direction
Whether X-ray Control N Whether Switch Power N Change Switch

Board Voltage is +/-15V Output is DC+/-15V Power
Cables of X-ray Control N Connect/Change

Board Connected/Works? Cable
Change X-ray Control

Board

0.1.6 FOV Indication Error
FOV Indication Error
Calibrate Collimator by
Refer to Collimator Y
Calibration, No FOV
Indication Error?
Adjust Indication Knob Y

based on X-ray FOV, No END
FOV Indication Error?
Adjust Collimator Blades, Y

No FOV Indication Error?
Change Collimator
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0.2 SID Indicator
The SID indicator on the console will display status messages during normal and abnormal
operation of table. This section contains a list of those messages and suggests actions to be taken
should any malfunctions occur.
Message Description
105-150 SID value, no film in the table cassette housing.
99-144 SID value, a film in the table cassette housing.
SID blinking 5s Not the correct SID. SID indicator blinks if fluoroscopy/digital spot is not
operated at SID of 105cm.
EEE, blinking Emergency button pressed. Please pull the emergency button out, and
reboot the system.
LLL, blinking 5s Fluoroscopy/digital spot is operated when tube is not perpendicular to

I.I. (Left/right direction)
PPP, blinking 5s Fluoroscopy/digital spot is operated when tube is not perpendicular to

I.I.(Near/away from operation direction, or 40 degrees tilting)
CCC, blinking 5s Fluoroscopy/digital spot is operated when table cassette housing has
a film inserted. Please take out the film cassette tray.
F01, a beep sounds A movement control button/joystick /foot pedal at far station side gets
stuck, or is triggered before the system power on. Make sure the
related button/joystick/foot pedal is not triggered, then power on again.
Before the system power on, no button/joystick/foot pedal should be
triggered.
F02, a beep sounds A control button at near station side gets stuck, or is pressed before the
system power on. Make sure the related button is not triggered, then
power on again.
Before the system power on, no buttons should be triggered.
F03, a beep sounds Electric motor movement time out. A related limit switch is invalid.
Please contact GE service for trouble shooting.
FFF, blinking Table board exception, or communication exception between table

board and TDSP.

0.3 Diagnostic Program
0.3.1 Process
1.) In “Remote” console control state, press “Full auto mode”, “Left MAG button” and “Right MAG
button” together to enter or exit the service diagnostic mode.
2.) After enter the service diagnostic mode, press down the "Left MAG button" to go forward to
display the diagnostic context, and press down the "Right MAG button" to go backward to
display the diagnostic context.
a a a
f b f b f b
g g g
e c e c e c
d d d
SEG1 SEG2 SEG3
3.) Check the 3 Remain indicators state.
0.3.2 7 Seg LED Display Rule

3 bit signal of SEG is the HEX Binary-Coded data.
Note: “1” indicates light on, “0” indicates light off.
Table 1-1 Control signal on table side

SEG1 “A” Databus0(7..0
)=00000010
SEG2 SEG2.a Fall_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Fall button Databus2(0)
SEG2.b Rise_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Rise button Databus2(1)
SEG2.c Up_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Column up but- Databus2(2)
ton
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Table 1-1 Control signal on table side
SEG2.d Down_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Collumn down Databus2(3)
button
SEG2.e Left_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Top left button Databus2(4)
SEG2.f Right_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Top right button Databus2(5)
SEG2.g Sid_Down_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Sid Down but- Databus2(6)
ton
SEG3 SEG3.a Sid_Mid_Side_sw “1”@Press Table side Sid Mid button Databus7(0)
SEG3.b Sid_Up_Side_sw “1“@Press Table side Sid Up button Databus7(1)
SEG3.c Foot_IRC_sw “1“@Press InRoom Fluoro Pedal Databus7(2)
switch
SEG3.d Tube_Unlock_sw1 “1“@Press Tube unlock sw1 Databus7(3)
SEG3.e Tube_Unlock_sw2 “1“@Press Tube unlock sw2 Databus7(4)
SEG3.f Cassette_In “1“@Cassette Input Databus7(5)
SEG3.g rserve reserve Databus7(6)
Table 1-2 Control signal on console

SEG1 "b" Databus0(7..0)
=00000011
SEG2 SEG2.a Com_down_Console_sw “1“@Push Compressor stick down Databus2(0)
SEG2.b Com_up_Console_sw “1“@Push Compressor stick up Databus2(1)
SEG2.c Fall_Console_sw “1“@Push Tilting stick fall Databus2(2)
SEG2.d Rise_Console_sw “1“@Push Tilting stick rise Databus2(3)
SEG2.e Sid_Down_Console_sw “1“@Press Sid Down button on Con- Databus2(4)
sole
SEG2.f Sid_Mid_Console_sw “1”@Press Sid Mid button on Console Databus2(5)
SEG2.g Sid_Up_Console_sw “1“@Press Sid Up button on Console Databus2(6)
SEG3 SEG3.a Right_Console_sw “1“@Push Joy stick right Databus7(0)
SEG3.b Left_Console_sw “1“@Push Joy stick left Databus7(1)
SEG3.c Down_Console_sw “1“@Push Joy stick down Databus7(2)
SEG3.d Up_Console_sw “1“@Push Joy stick up Databus7(3)
SEG3.e Xray_Console_sw “1“@Press spot switch Databus7(4)
SEG3.f Foot_Console_sw “1“@Press Fluoro Pedal Databus7(5)
SEG3.g Motion_Enable_SW “1“@Press left switch on the Databus7(6)
footswitch at console
Table 1-3 Limit switch

7 seg Signal Name Value Transfer databus
LED
SEG1 "C" Databus0 (7..0)
=00000100
SEG2 SEG2.a Compress_up_limit_sw "0"@compressor up limit Databus2(0)
SEG2.b Down_limit_sw "0"@Collumn Down limit Databus2(1)

Table 1-3 Limit switch
7 seg Signal Name Value Transfer databus
LED
SEG2.c Up_limit_sw "0"@Collumn Up limit Databus2(2)
SEG2.d Right_limit_sw "0"@Top Right limit Databus2(3)
SEG2.e Left_limit_sw "0"@Top Left limit Databus2(4)
SEG2.f UD_range_sw "0"@Collumn UD range detent Databus2(5)
SEG2.g Reverse_degree_sw "0"@-15 degree (Tube auto protect Databus2(6)
position) detent
SEG3 SEG3.a Vertival_stop_sw "0"@90 degree limit Databus7(0)
SEG3.b Vertical_over_sw "1"@90 degree limit Databus7(1)
SEG3.c Incline_stop_sw "0"@-30 degree limit Databus7(2)
SEG3.d Incline_over_sw "1"@-30 degree limit Databus7(3)
SEG3.e SID_up_limit_sw "0"@SID up Limit Databus7(4)
SEG3.f SID_down_limit_sw "0"@SID down Limit Databus7(5)
SEG3.g Level_stop_ccw_sw “0“@0 degree detent when anti-clock- Databus7(6)
wise tilting from 90 to 0 degree
Table 1-4 Movement signal

SEG1 “d” Databus0(7..0)
=00000101
SEG2 SEG2.a Emergency state “1“@Emergency switch being press Databus2(0)
down
SEG2.b Tube tilt detector “0“@tube tilt detent Databus2(1)
SEG2.c Tube pitching detector “0“@tube pitching detent Databus2(2)
SEG2.d Tilt_Motor_Enable Tilt_Motor_Enable=“1”and Tilt_Mo- Databus2(3)
SEG2.e Tilt_Motor_Orientation tor_Orientation=“1”when table fall Databus2(4)
Tilt_Motor_Enable=“1”and Tilt_Mo-
tor_Orientation=“0”when table rise
SEG2.f Collumn_Motor_Enable Collumn_Motor_Enable=“0”and Col- Databus2(5)
SEG2.g Collumn_Motor_Orienta- lumn_Motor_Orientation=“1”when col- Databus2(6)
tion lumn move to left
Collumn_Motor_Enable=“1”and Col-
lumn_Motor_Orientation=“1”when col-
lumn move to right
SEG3 SEG3.a Com_Motor_Up Com_Motor_Up=“1”when compres- Databus7(0)
sor move to up
SEG3.b Com_Motor_Down Com_Motor_Down=“1”when com- Databus7(1)
pressor move to down
SEG3.c Top_Motor_Right Top_Motor_Right=“1”when tabletop Databus7(2)
move towards operator
SEG3.d Top_Motor_Left Top_Motor_Left=“1”when tabletop Databus7(3)
move far away operator
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Table 1-4 Movement signal
SEG3.e SID_Motor_Enable SID_Motor_Enable=“1”and SID_Mo- Databus7(4)
SEG3.f SID_Motor_Orientation tor_Orientation=“0”when SID move up Databus7(5)
SID_Motor_Enable=“1”and SID_Mo-
tor_Orientation=“1”when SID move
down
SEG3.g TUBE_Unlock_Out “1”@Tube Lock;“0”@Tube Unlock Databus7(6)
Table 1-5 Others

SEG1 “E” Databus0(7..0)
=00000110
SEG2 SEG2.a Power_Relay_Timer_OUT “0”@power on Databus2(0)
SEG2.b Remote “1”@remote, “0”@local Databus2(1)
SEG2.c Reserve_0 reserve Databus2(2)
SEG2.d Reserve_1 reserve Databus2(3)
SEG2.e Reserve_2 reserve Databus2(4)
SEG2.f Reserve_3 reserve Databus2(5)
SEG2.g Reserve_4 reserve Databus2(6)
SEG3 SEG3.a Reserve_5 reserve Databus7(0)
SEG3.b Reserve_6 reserve Databus7(1)
SEG3.c Reserve_7 reserve Databus7(2)
SEG3.d Reserve_8 reserve Databus7(3)
SEG3.e Reserve_9 reserve Databus7(4)
SEG3.f Reserve_10 reserve Databus7(5)
SEG3.g Reserve_11 reserve Databus7(6)
Ca~SW: Cassette SW

1LS: 90_stop_sw, 2LS: 0_stop_sw,

3LS: -30_stop_sw 4LS: -30_over_sw, 6LS: -15_stop_sw
5LS: 90_over_sw 11LS: Collumn_Up_sw
12LS: Collumn_Down_sw 13LS: Collumn_UD_Stop_sw
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21LS: Tabetop_Left_sw,
41LS: COMPRESS_Up_Stop_SW
22LS: Tabetop_Right_sw
43LS: SID_1m05_Stop_LIMIT_SW 46LS: SID_1m5_Stop_LIMIT_SW
47LS: Tube pitching 48LS: Tube tilt

0.4 Inverter LED Indicators
LED STATUS DISPLAY
Table 5:
LED Meaning Position
100 ms On / 100 Fault Condition LED
ms Off
LED On steadily Inverter Running
500 ms On / 200 General Warning
ms Off
100 ms On / 100 Fault Condition
ms Off
Section 1.0
Generator
The Indico 100 console will display status messages on the LCD display during normal and
abnormal operation of the generator. This chapter contains tables of those messages and suggests
actions to be taken by service personnel to correct any malfunctions that may occur.
Page 306 Section 1.0 - Generator

Generator I/F Board

DS1 OFF
PDU Output N
Refer to PDU Check
Normally?
Generator 3 Main N
Change Fuses
Fuses Work
N Check AC Mains
3 Phase Power
Power Supply from
Works Normally
Hospital
Check 24 VDC Supply N Check Generator

on Generator Room
Transformer
I/F Board
Refer to Generator
Indication LEDs
1.1 Status and error codes
1.1.1 Operator Messages

These messages indicate the status of the generator. No action is required.

Message Description
Generator Ready Indicates that the generator is ready to make an exposure.
Indicates that the console is unable to communicate with the generator.

Generator is offline Ensure that the generator is switched on, and that the console cable is
properly connected to the console.
1.1.2 Limit Messages

These messages indicate that an exposure has been requested that exceeds one or more limits.
Message Problem Action
Generator AEC density limit Requested density not Select another density or
programmed. program requested density
step.
Anode warning level Anode has exceeded Wait for the anode to cool.
exceeded programmed warning level.
Calibration limit: selected Requested parameter not Recalibrate X-ray tube or

parameter not calibrated calibrated. select a calibrated
parameter.
Fluoro Focus Warning The small focus is not working, 1. Check the small filament in
and the generator is the X-ray tube.
performing fluoroscopy on the 2. Check the small-focus
large focus. filament supply board.
3. Check the filament
connections in the cathode
cable(s).
Fluoro timer warning level Fluoro interval timer > 5.0 Reset fluoro timer.
exceeded mins.
Generator duty cycle warning The X-ray generator has Re-evaluate technique
reached its duty warning limit. factors.
Allow generator to cool if
possible. If exposures are
continued, serious generator
damage may result due to
overheating.
Generator kV limit Requested kV not allowed as Check technique if this is

generator kV limit has been seen when APR is used.
reached.
Generator kW limit Requested parameter not Check technique if this is

allowed as generator kW limit seen when APR is used.
has been reached.
Generator mA limit Requested mA not allowed as Check technique if this is

generator mA limit has been seen when APR is used.
reached.

Message Problem Action

Generator mAs limit Requested mAs not allowed as Check technique if this is
generator mAs limit has been seen when APR is used.
reached.
Generator ms limit Requested ms not allowed as Check technique if this is

generator ms limit has been seen when APR is used.
reached.
Housing heat warning X-ray tube housing heat has Wait for the tube housing to
exceeded housing warning cool.
limit.
Invalid communication Generator detected invalid Select valid parameter.

parameter parameter within received
message, message ignored.
Parameter Limit The selected parameter has None.

exceeded its limits.
Tube kV limit Requested kV not allowed as Release the KV + button.

tube kV limit has been
reached.
Tube kW limit Requested parameter not Release the KV + or the mA +

allowed as tube kW limit has buttons.
been reached.
Tube mA limit Requested mA not allowed as Release the mA + button.

tube mA limit has been
reached.
Tube mAs limit Requested mAs not allowed as Release the mA + or MS +

tube mAs limit has been buttons.
reached.

1.1.3 Error Messages
These messages indicate that an error has occurred
.
Error Error Message Problem Action

Code
E001 Generator CPU Generator CPU EPROM has been Call product support for new generator
EPROM Checksum corrupted. CPU EPROM.
error
E003 Generator CPU NVRAM Generator CPU NVRAM data has Re-initialize generator CPU NVRAM
error been corrupted. using generator factory defaults.
E004 Generator CPU Real Generator CPU real time clock is not Reset time and date.
Time Clock error functioning.
E005 Main Contractor Error Unit did not detect proper charging up Measure 600V bus and determine
of 600V bus caps. reason for not charging.
Main contactor will not be closed if bus Check fuses and charging resistors on
is not charged. the power input board.
E006 Rotor Fault Current relays in main and shift Check D42 on the auxiliary board. If lit,
circuits were not energized. the inverter thermal switch is open.
This will prevent the PREP signal from
reaching the DSS board. Check the
connections of the back of the DSS
board, For proper seating.
Check DS 1 on the DSS board, if lit
there is a breakdown in the starter or
stator circuits. Disconnect stator and
retry. This will isolate where the fault
occurred.
Verify the DIP-switch settings on the
DSS board. They should be set
according to the type of tube being
used.
E007 Filament Fault Generator has detected filament 1. Check for open filament in X-ray
current <2 amps. tube.
2. Check for poor connections in the
cathode cable.
3. Check fuses on filament board(s).
E008 kV / mA Fault The generator has detected a fault in 1. If arcing of the X-ray tube is
the kV or mA output during an suspected, check condition of tube.
exposure and immediately terminated The X-ray tube may be damaged or
the exposure. This may be caused by simply require “seasoning”. Refer to
arcing in the X-ray tube, arcing of the chapter 6 for tube seasoning
HV cables, or HT tank. procedure.
2. If failure of HT tank is suspected,
contact product support.


Code
E009 Power Supply Not The generator is not ready to make an Retry exposure. If error happens
Ready exposure. again, wait for inverter to cool. Check
+/- 12 V lines in power supply section.
E011 mA During Exposure Generator CPU detected mA greater Check for actual exposure mA. Do not
Too High than allowed tolerance. attempt calibration until satisfied that
generator is exposing properly.
*
E012 mA During Exposure Generator CPU detected mA less than Check for actual exposure mA. Do not
Too Low allowed tolerance. attempt calibration until satisfied that
generator is exposing properly.
*
E013 Manually Terminated Operator released exposure switch 1. Re-take exposure if necessary.
Exposure during exposure. 2. Check for faulty switch contacts or
wiring.
E014 AEC Back-up Timer- AEC exposure exceeded allowed 1. Check exposure technique settings.
Exposure Terminated back up time. 2. Check that correct AEC chamber is
energized.
E015 AEC mAs Exceeded- AEC exposure exceeded allowed 1. Check exposure technique settings.
Exposure Terminated back up mAs. 2. Check that correct AEC chamber is
energized.
E017 Uncalibrated Exposure Selected mA not calibrated for Recalibrate X-ray tube.
Parameter selected kV.
E018 Preparation Timeout Generator has been in prep state too Reduce length of time in prep state.
long.
E019 Anode Heat Limit Selected parameters will cause X-ray Reduce parameters or wait for tube to
tube to exceed its programmed anode cool.
heat limit.
E020 Thermal Switch X-ray tube # 1 too hot and its thermal Wait for X-ray tube # 1 to cool.
Interlock #1Error switch has opened.
E022 Door Interlock Error Door is open. Close door.

Check TB 4, pins 4 and 5 on the room
interface board.
E027 Receptor Timeout Error- The receptor is not responding Wait for receptor to be ready, then
Receptor did not retry exposure.
respond within the time-
out period
E028 Prep Input Active Prep input active during power on Check prep switch and input for short
During Initialization initialization phase. circuit.
Phase


Code
E029 X-Ray Input Active X-ray input active during power on Check X-ray switch and input for short
During Initialization initialization phase. circuit.
Phase
E030 Fluoro Input Active Fluoro input active during power on Check fluoro switch and input for
During Initialization initialization phase. short circuit.
Phase
E031 Remote Fluoro Communication error detected with 1. Check remote fluoro control cable
Communication Error remote fluoro control unit. for damage and proper connection.
2. Turn power off and then on to
Reset Generator.
E032 Console Generator has detected error in com- 1. Check console cable for damage
Communication Error munication to console. and proper connection.
2. Turn power off and then on to reset
generator.
E033 Warning Lithium Battery Generator detects lithium battery Replace lithium battery.
Voltage Low voltage is low.
E034 +12VDC Error +12VDC rail is out of tolerance. Check +12VDC supply from genera-
tor interface board.
E035 -12VDC Error -12VDC rail is out of tolerance. Check -12VDC supply from genera-
E036 +15VDC Error +15VDC rail is out of tolerance. Check +15VDC supply from genera-
E037 -15VDC Error -15VDC rail is out of tolerance. Check -15VDC supply from genera-
E038 Calibration Data Corrupt Generator detects corrupt calibration Re-calibrate X-ray tube(s).
Error data.
E039 AEC Data Corrupt Generator detects corrupt AEC data. Reprogram AEC data or set factory
defaults.
E040 Fluoro Data Corrupt Generator detects corrupt fluoro data. Reprogram fluoro data or set factory
defaults.
E041 Receptor Data Corrupt Generator detects corrupt receptor Reprogram receptor data or set fac-
data. tory defaults.
E042 Tube Data Corrupt Generator detects corrupt tube data. Reprogram tube data or set factory
defaults.


Code
E043 High Voltage Error-kV kV detected in non X-ray state. (This Switch OFF generator. Prevent further
Detected in Non X-Ray can be seen at the end of an exposure use of generator. Call product sup-
if the generator is connected to long,
State port.
high capacitance HV cables. They
may have a charge when the
generator expects KV to be 0.)
E044 Invalid Communication Received communication message Reset error.

Message not valid and ignored.
E045 Communication Mes- Received message valid, but not sup- Reset error.
sage Not Supported ported by this system.
E046 Mode Inhibited Received message valid, but not Reset error. An APR technique may
allowed during present state. be asking for something that is
disabled in the generator setup.
Check the APR programming.
E047 Fluoro Timer Limit Fluoro Timer has exceeded time limit. Reset Fluoro timer.
E048 Focus Mismatch Error Focus selected does not match Check power supply interface cables
current focus enabled by power between power supply and generator
supply. CPU board.
E049 Not Enable Requested function not programmed Reprogram to enable function or
to be enabled. change APR to not select a function.
E050 Generator Limit Data Generator detects corrupt generator Reprogram generator limit data or set
Corrupt limit data. factory defaults.
E051 AEC Feedback Error Generator has detected no, or insuffi- 1. Check that X-ray tube is pointing at
(No Feedback Signal cient, feedback signal from the AEC correct AEC device.
Detected) device. 2. Check AEC cable for damage and
proper connection.
E052 High Small Focus Fila- Generator detects small focus filament Check filament reference and
ment Current Error in current greater than limits in standby feedback signals. Substitute tube
mode. cathode with external load before
Standby
testing.
Check small focus filament board
(units with 2 filament boards), or check
filament board (units with single
filament board).
E053 High Large Focus Fila- Generator detects large focus filament Check filament reference and
ment Current Error in current greater than limits in standby feedback signals. Substitute tube
mode. cathode with external load before
Standby
testing.
Check large focus filament board
(units with 2 filament boards), or check
filament board (units with single
filament board).


Code
E054 AEC Reference out of AEC reference has reached a Re-adjust AEC calibration
Range maximum or minimum limit. includingdensity to operate within AEC
range (O to 1O VDC).
E055 No Field Selected in AEC enabled but no fields are Select AEC field(s).
AEC Mode selected.
E056 Receptor Disabled All Receptors have no X-ray tube Program receptor(s) with tube
programmed. number.
E057 AEC Stop Signal in AEC stop signal (P.T. stop signal) is 1. Check that the P.T. ramp does not
Wrong State active low indicating exposure is exceed the P.T. reference during prep
finished during prep state. state.
2. Check AEC device for proper
operation.
E058 Console Back-up Timer Console has detected exposure Check routing of the console cable,
exceeded backup time and terminated route it away from noise sources. Call
exposure. product support.
This error can happen if the console
communication is corrupted during an
exposure.
E059 Housing Heat Limit X-ray tube housing has exceeded Wait for tube to cool.
Exceeded limit.
E060 High kV Error kV exceeds high kV tolerance level. 1. Check the output of the kV
reference DAC on the generator CPU
board.
2. Measure the output of the generator
with a dynalyzer or a non-invasive kVp
meter.
E061 Low kV Error kV exceeds low kV tolerance level. 1. Check the output of the kV
reference DAC on the generator CPU
board.
2. Measure the output of the generator
with a dynalyzer or a non-invasive kVp
meter.
E062 EXP_SW Signal Active The EXP_SW signal on the generator Check console overlay for damage.
in Standby State Interface and generator CPU board is Replace it if necessary.
enabled when it should be disabled.
Call product support.
E063 Factory Defaults Set SW1 switch 8 on the generator CPU Set SW1 switch 8 to the ON position.
board is set to restore the factory The generator will not exit the
defaults. initialization phase until this switch is
set.


Code
E067 Power Supply Duty Power supply duty cycle limit Re-evaluate technique factors. Allow
Cycle Limit exceeded. generator to cool if possible. If expo-
sures are continued, serious genera-
tor damage may result due to
overheating.
E069 mAs Timeout Applicable to falling-load option only. Recalibrate the X-ray tube.
The requested mAs was not obtained
within the desired time period.
E070 Generator Software Key Defective or missing GAL U29 on Call product support for new GAL
Error generator CPU board. U29.
E100 Calibration error - Maximum mA has been exceeded Repeat auto calibration and/or
maximum mA exceeded during auto calibration. decrease standby current.
E101 Calibration error - Auto calibration has exceeded data 1. Check to see if the filament standby
calibration data table table length due to an excessive current is too low.
exceeded number of exposures.
2. Retry auto calibration.
E102 Calibration error - Maximum filament current for the Confirm if exposures are accurate.
maximum filament selected focus has been reached. If so raise maximum filament current
current exceeded
or lower maximum mA.
E103 Calibration error - Operator released exposure button Retry auto Calibration.
manually terminated during auto calibration.
E104 Calibration error - no mA No mA feedback detected during auto Check interface cables between lower
calibration. and upper generator cabinet.
E105 Calibration error - Minimum generator mA was exceeded Reduce filament standby current on
minimum mA not at start of calibration. primary and / or secondary filament.
calibrated This is usually caused by too high a
filament standby current on the
primary and or secondary filament.
(primary is the filament presently
being calibrated, secondary is the
other filament and applies only to
generators with two independent
filament supplies).
1.2 Generator CPU factory defaults:

- With the power OFF, set switch 8 of SW1 on the generator CPU board to its OFF position.
- Power ON the generator. After the initialization is complete, the console will display the
message FACTORY DEFAULTS.
- Power OFF the generator. Reset switch 8 of SW1 on the generator CPU board to its ON
position.

- This will initialize all generator data to the factory defaults (tube selection, generator limits,
receptor setup, I/O configuration, AEC setup and calibration, fluoro setup and calibration,
tube calibration, time & date, error log and statistics).

1.3 LED INDICATORS
The following table describes the normal states and functions of the status and diagnostic LEDs on
the circuit boards in the generator.
A change in the state of an LED may be for a brief duration, especially during a fault or an exposure.
1.3.1 Power Input Board
Table 6:
LED SILK SCREEN NORMAL FUNCTION

STATE
DS1 DC BUS OK Lit Indicates that the DC bus capacitors are
charged. The DC bus must be charged before
the main line contactor K5 can close.
DS2 +12 VDC OK Lit Indicates that +12 VDC is present on the power
input board. This LED does NOT indicate that
the +12 V rail is within normal limits.
DS3 K3 ON Lit = tube 2 selected, off = tube 1 selected.
DS4 K5 ON Lit Indicates that the main contactor (K5) is closed.
DS5 K4 ON Lit = cooling fans on, off = cooling fans off.
DS6 K2 ON Lit Indicates that K2 on the power input board is
energized. This relay supplies AC mains power
to the primary of the room interface transformer.
DS7 K1 ON Lit Indicates that K1 on the power input board is
energized. This is the soft-start relay, and is nor-
mally energized when the generator is switched
on. K1 will open if a DC bus fault is detected.
1.3.2 Auxiliary Board
Table 7:

STATE
D1 ± 12V / SS Off Except for a brief period during start-up of the
Fault generator, indicates that the + or - 12 VDC rails
are low, or that a DC bus (soft start) fault is pres-
ent.
D2 CNTCTR Lit Indicates that the auxiliary board has requested
CLSD the main line contactor to close.
D3 SS OK Lit Indicates that the DC bus capacitors have
charged normally, and the logic circuits should
allow the main line contactor to close.
D29 +12 V Lit Indicates that the +12 VDC supply on the auxil-
iary board is present. This LED does NOT indi-
cate that the +12 V rail is within normal limits.
D30 -12 V Lit Indicates that the -12 VDC supply on the auxil-
iary board is present. This LED does NOT indi-
cate that the -12 V rail is within normal limits.

Table 7:

STATE
D31 ±35 V Lit Indicates that the + and - 35 VDC supplies on
the auxiliary board are present. This LED does
NOT indicate that these supplies are within nor-
mal limits.
D36 RAD MODE Lights to indicate that the generator is in the RAD or pulsed flu-
oro mode. This LED will be off in the continuous fluoro mode of
operation.
D37 FAN ON Lights to indicate that the cooling fans (if fitted) have been acti-
vated. The fans are on during a fluoroscopy exposure, and for 20
minutes after the fluoro exposure has ended. The fans will also
be on for the first 20 minutes after the generator has been
switched on, and will be activated during radiographic expo-
sures, if required.
D39 Tube 2 Lights to indicate that tube 2 has been selected (indicates that
selected the tube selection switch in the HT tank is in the tube 2 position).
The LED will be off if tube 1 is selected.
D42 Thermal cutoff Lights to indicate that the thermal sensor on the inverter assem-
open bly has detected an inverter over-temperature condition.
1.3.3 Control Board
Table 8:

STATE
D69 kV Off Indicates high kV ? 130 kV for 125 kV genera-
tors, ? 160 kV for 150 kV generators.
D70 lr Off Indicates that the inverter (primary) current has
exceeded preset limits.
D71 Cl Off Indicates that cathode current has exceeded
preset limits, usually due to an arc. If this is lit,
check the X-ray tube. The X-ray tube may be
damaged or simply require seasoning. If this
does not solve the problem, check the HT
cables and HT connections.
D72 Al Off Indicates that anode current has exceeded pre-
set limits, usually due to an arc. Follow the rec-
ommendations for D71
D80 Inv.3 Off Indicates an inverter fault on inverter module 3
(units with three inverter modules only).
D81 Inv.2 Off Indicates an inverter fault on inverter module 2
(units with two or three inverter modules only).
D82 Inv.1 Off Indicates an inverter fault on inverter module 1.

1.3.4 Dual Speed Starter Board
Table 9:
LED NORMAL FUNCTION

STATE
DS1 Off If lit, indicates that excessive current has been
drawn from the DC Bus. This indicates a DSS
fault, if lit without a tube stator connected.
1.3.5 Generator CPU Board
Table 10:
LED SILK SCREEN FUNCTION

DS1 TXD Flashes to indicate that the generator is sending
serial data to the console.
DS2 LOW Lit = pulsed fluoro / low power rad mode. This
LED is the complement of DS4.
DS3 RXD Flashes to indicate that the generator is receiv-
ing serial data from the console.
DS4 HIGH Lit = high power rad mode. This LED is the com-
plement of DS2.
DS5 TUBE 2 Lit = tube 2 selected. If neither DS5 or DS6 is lit,
it indicates that a mismatch exists between the
tube that was requested, and the tube that is
actually selected.
DS6 TUBE 1 Lit = tube 1 selected. If neither DS5 or DS6 is lit,
it indicates that a mismatch exists between the
tube that was requested, and the tube that is
actually selected.
DS7 LS Lit = low speed selected. This LED is the com-
plement of DS8.
DS8 HS Lit = high speed selected. This LED is the com-
plement of DS7.
DS9 CONT. Lit = main contactor K5 closed. This LED is the
complement of DS10.
DS10 CONT. Lit = main contactor K5 not closed. This LED is
the complement of DS9.
DS11 HV Lit = no HV / mA fault. This LED is the comple-
ment of DS12.
DS12 HV Lit = HV / mA fault. This LED is the complement
of DS11.
DS13 FIL Lit = no filament fault. This LED is the comple-
ment of DS14.
DS14 FIL Lit = filament fault. This LED is the complement
of DS13.
serial data to the remote fluoro control.
DS16 Flashes at a 1 Hz rate if the CPU is operational.

Table 10:

DS17 P/S READY Lit = ready to make an exposure (no faults
detected, and KV ENABLE and PREP com-
mands are present). This LED is the comple-
ment of DS18.
DS18 P/S READY Lit = not ready to make an exposure (a fault has
been detected or the KV ENABLE and PREP
commands are not present). This LED is the
complement of DS17.
DS19 Flashes to indicate that the generator is receiv-
ing serial data from the remote fluoro control.
DS20 ROTOR Lit = normal stator current. This LED is the com-
plement of DS21.
DS21 ROTOR Lit = stator fault, or starter is in standby mode.
This LED is the complement of DS20.
DS22 FLUORO Lit = fluoro selected. This LED is the comple-
ment of DS23.
DS23 FLUORO Lit = rad selected. This LED is the complement
of DS22.
DS24 LARGE Lit = large focus selected. This LED is the com-
plement of DS25.
DS25 SMALL Lit = small focus selected. This LED is the com-
plement of DS24.
DS26 X-RAY Lit = X-ray exposure in process.
DS27 PREP Lit = Prep requested. This LED is the comple-
ment of DS28.
DS28 PREP Lit = Prep not requested. This LED is the com-
plement of DS27.
serial data to J2 on the generator CPU board.
DS30 KV EN Lit = kV Enable requested. This LED is the com-
plement of DS31.
DS31 KV EN Lit = kV Enable not requested. This LED is the
complement of DS30.
DS32 RXD Flashes to indicate that the generator is receiv-
ing serial data from J2 on the generator CPU
board.
DS33 +5V Normally lit: Indicates that the +5 VDC supply
on the generator CPU board is present. This
LED does NOT indicate that the +5 V rail is
within normal limits.
DS34 P/S ON Lit = generator “on” command issued. This LED
is the complement of DS35.
DS35 P/S ON Lit = generator “on” command not issued. This
LED is the complement of DS34.

Table 10:

DS37 -15V Normally lit:
Indicates that the -15 VDC supply on the gener-
ator CPU board is present. This LED does NOT
indicate that the -15 V rail is within normal limits.
DS39 -12V Normally lit: Indicates that the -12 VDC supply
LED does NOT indicate that the -12 V rail is
DS40 Flashes to indicate the presence of sync pulses fed back to the
generator CPU. Only applicable if the digital imaging system is
supplying sync pulses and JW22 on the generator interface
board is set to the external sync position, or if JW22 is set to the
internal sync position for linefrequency
synchronization.
DS41 Lit = a valid X-ray request has been received by the generator
CPU. This LED is the complement of DS42.
DS42 Lit = a valid X-ray request has not been received by the genera-
tor CPU. This LED is the complement of DS41.
DS43 Flashes to indicate that the generator is sending serial data to J1
on the generator CPU board.
DS44 Flashes to indicate that the generator is receiving serial data
from J1 on the generator CPU board.
DS45 Flashes to indicate that the generator is sending serial data to
J15 on the generator CPU board.
DS48 Flashes to indicate that the generator is sending serial data to
J16 on the generator CPU board.

1.3.6 Generator Interface Board
Table 11:
LED NORMAL FUNCTION

STATE
DS1 Lit Lights when the generator is connected to live
AC mains. This LED indicates the presence of
24 VDC as used by the generator ON / OFF cir-
cuits.
DS1 This LED normally flashes at approximately 1 Hz. If the LED
flashes at approximately 4 Hz, this indicates that resettable fuse
F1 has tripped due to excessive current drain from the DAP
device(s). F1 will reset when it has cooled and the over current
condition has been removed.
DS2 Lights to indicate that DAP channel 2 is selected.
DS3 Lights to indicate that DAP channel 1 is selected.
1.3.7 Room Interface Board
Table 12:
LED NORMAL FUNCTION

STATE
DS1 Lit Lights when the generator is switched ON. This
LED indicates the presence of +24 VDC on this
board.

Section 2.0
PDU
PDU Power Indication

Lamp “L1” OFF
Whether have N
Power Up again
Main Power Input
N
CB1 Closed? Close CB1
N
CB2 Closed? Close CB2
Fuse F1 Works N
Change Fuse F1
Normally?
Whether the N Check Cables and

Voltage J3 (2, 3) is
Trasformer
110VAC
Change Indication
Lamp
END

Section 3.0
Integrated Console
3.1 Intercom Trouble
3.1.1 Voice from Table Speaker
No voice from table speaker
turn up volume,
still no voice?
console
Mic cable and N
Re-connect or change cable
table speaker
cable Ok?
N
Key for Microphone Change Key for Microphone
OK?
intercom board N Change intercom board power cable

power cable Ok?
Change intercom
board

3.1.2 Voice from Console Speaker
No voice from console speaker
turn up volume,
still no voice?
table Mic
cable and table N
Re-connect or change cable
speaker cable
Ok?
intercom board N Change intercom board power cable

power cable Ok?
Change intercom
board

3.2 Console I/F Board
Console I/F Board
Power-Up N
N Console Fuse
Indication LED Change
Works?
Light
Y Y
PDU Output N
Circular LED
Breaker CB6 Close
Flash
Closed?
Cable N Change Console

Connected? Power-In Cable
Change I/F Board
END

3.3
GE HEALTHCARE
Console Light is Abnormal

No Code Display Display Miscode

Console Light Abnormal
N Check Console I/F N

Power Supply PS1 Remote Control Table Moving N Change Table Logic I/
Bd +12VDC
Check Function Normal? Function OK? O Board
Output is Normal
Y Y Y
Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting
N Cable CN333 Change X-ray Control
Change CN333 Cable Power-Up again
Connected? Board
N
Change TDSP Bd Display “0000” Change TDSP Board
OK
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3.4
Page 328
GE HEALTHCARE
Emergency Fault
Emergency Fault
Press Emergency Button, N Buttons and It’s Cables are Y Change Table Logic I/
Emergency LED Light up? OK? O Bd
Y N Change Button or
Cable
Section 3.0 - Integrated Console

N
Check A2-RY1 Relay is OK? Change Relay
Check Cable
3.5 Remote Function Fault
Remote Function
Fault
Other Button “ON”, TDSP

Y
Bd Display and Function is Change TDSP Bd
OK?
Y Check DIP Switch on Table Y

Only Table Side Buttons
Logic I/O Bd is Change I/O Bd
Light up?
“0000””0000”
N N
Reset DIP Swtich
Check TDSP Joystick and

Y Change X-ray Control
Table Side Buttons Moving
Bd
Control Function is OK?
Change Logic I/O Bd

3.6
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GE HEALTHCARE
Touch Screen No Display

Touch Screen Buttons Not
Touch Screen Issue
Work
Y Whether Generator Room N Y

Refer to Generator Touch Screen Power Touch Screen OK
I/F Board Voltage is 220
Troubleshooting Indication LED Lights Up Calibrated?
VAC
N
Y
Y Power Up System N Re-install Touch Screen Y

OK Software with Recovery CD

Again
Section 3.0 - Integrated Console

N
Change Touch
Screen
Section 4.0
Image Chain (I.C.)
Table 13:
Trouble Action
No fluoro image displayed in mon- 1.Check if monitor is powered correctly.
itor on Analog System 2. If so, check if there are characters displayed on bottom left of the moni-
tor.
3. If so, the monitor and PCU are correct, check if generator work status.
4. If there are no characters displayed on monitor, check if the cable con-
nect CCD camera and PCU connected correctly.
5. If so, connected PCU to COM port of PC, run TH8740.exe, go to display
page, check if “Analog video standard” is set to item 3: progressive. If not,
change it to item 3.
6. If PCU can’t be connected to control software, the PCU is defective,
replace a new one.
The image is not as good as usual 1. Check if exposure kV, mA, mAs are reasonable.
2. If not, check if PCU setting and generator setting is reasonable.
3. If not, set PCU and generator parameters again and redo AEC, ABC cal-
ibration according to AEC on page 267 & ABC on page 257 when neces-
sary.
Fluoro ABC fail, fluoro kV, mA 1. Check if ABC cable is connected correctly from PCU to generator.
reached highest value 2. If so, check if ABC jumper on generator interface board are set correctly.
3. Check if PCU setting is reasonable.
4. If not, redo ABC calibration according to ABC on page 257.
AEC exposure fail, exposure is cut 1. Check if AEC cable is connected correctly from PDB board to generator.
off by back up time AEC channel 1 (top one) shall be used for DR of Digital System. AEC
channel 2 shall be used for DSA of Digital System.
2. Check that J2 of PDB shall be used for Digital System.
3. If so, check if AEC jumper on generator interface board are set correctly.
4. Connect to Generator by Genware, check if the setting of receptor is rea-
sonable.
5. If all above are correct, disconnect AEC cable from generator side, take
a fixed exposure and measure the output of Thales PDB board by oscillo-
scope, there shall be DC voltage during exposure. If not, the PDB or optics
are defective.
6. Replace a new PDB and do test above again, if pass, the PDB is defec-
tive, if not, the optics are defective.
The orientation of image is not Connect PC to PCU through RS232 cable. Run PCU control software
correct (TTT). In Default Status tab of TTT, change vertical or horizontal inversion
state of PCU until the orientation of image is correct.
Display error on 19" monitor in Check the input selection switch on the back of the monitor. There are both
Digital System analog video input and PC VGA signal input on the back of the monitor.
The switch must be correctl set.

4.1 Image Noise
Image Noise (Many Black

or White Dots in Image)
Use a Co-axis Cable, Check N

PCU Analog Image Output Change PCU or CCD
is OK?
Adjust Image Convert Bd DIP Switch,

Set One of 2,3,4,5,6 Bit as “ON”
Note: Only Allow One Bit as “ON”
Try and Check the Image Again
Y
OK? OK
Change Image
Convert Bd
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4.2 kV Increase to the Max. Value When ABC Fluoro
kV Increase to the Max.

Value When ABC Fluoro.
Check Cable from PCU J4 N Re-connect or

to Generator Change Cable
Check Generator Interface N

Reset Jumper
Board Jumper
Download GenWare Y
Factory Parameters (*.gen) OK
Download PCU Factory Y

Parameters (*.bin) OK
Measure PCU-J4 Output

N
Voltage When ABC Fluoro Change PCU
Changed?
Change Generator
Interface Board

4.3 No AEC Function
No AEC Function
Check AEC Board N

Reset Jumper
Jumper is OK?
Download GenWare Y
Factory Parameters (*.gen) OK
is OK?
Check AEC Cable Feedback Y

Voltage is Changed When Change AEC Board
Take Exposure
AEC Cable Y
Connection is OK
OK?
Change Photodiode
Board of I.I.

4.4 No Image Acquisition with X-ray Exposure
No Image Acquisition
with X-ray Exposure
DICOM Print UI Y
Wait or Close Print UI
Running
Whether has Error Y

Codes When Press Solve the Problem by
Shift+F9 Error Codes
Y Restart DSA, Y
END
Whether OK?
Re-install Rockey, Grab

Setup Initial DSA Run?
Plug and Install 1750 Card

Whether have Digital Input N Y
again. Have Image
on 1750 Card When Run
Acquisition with X-ray
“Device Manager”
Exposure?
Y N
Re-plug “Frame Grabber

Check the Cables from
Y Card”, and Re-connect Y
Console I/F to 1750 Card, END
END “Image Convert Board”.
and from 1750 Card to
Have Image Acquisition
Grab Card Connected?
with X-ray Exposure
N N
N Change 1750 Card

Whether Have PCU Analog
Change PCU
Image Output
Change Frame
Grabber Card and
Image Converter
Board

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No Image during Open

Fluoro
N
Y Y
Have X-ray Collimator Open?
No Image during Fluoro
Y Perform as Error
Have Error Codes
Codes
N
Section 4.0 - Image Chain (I.C.)

Room I/F Mis
DSA Progressing Y N Re-connect or
Cable
Bar Works? Change Cable
Connected?
N Y
Check Footswitch N TDSP Bd F Lamp Y

TB5-5/6 Closed? Change Room I/F Bd
and Cable Lights up?
Y N
Change Console I/F

Bd
4.6 No Spot Function
No Spot Function
Refer to
Have X-ray Exposure Y troubleshooting “No
When Joystick Spot? Image Acquisition
with X-ray Exposure”
Check Touch Y Troubleshooting

Screen Error
basing on Error Code
Code
Y Check Generator
Anode Works?
Cable Connections
Run Positioner Diagnostic

TDSP “R” LED N Program, Check Code N Re-connect Joystick
“ON” “BXXX”. Is it Changed When Cable
Spot
Y
Y
Change TDSP Board
Re-connect CN333 Cable

Console I/F Board N N Change Console I/F
from TDSP to Console I/F
“D22” LED “ON” Board
Board is OK?
Y
Y
Re-connect Cable
from Console I/F
Board to Generator OK
Room I/F Board

4.7 Image Chain Failure part check
4.7.1 CCD head and PCU check -- test pattern image.

1.) Run PCU control software(TH8740), connect to PCU and select tab “Diagnostic”
There are 3 options: No pattern, head pattern and PCU pattern.No pattern means normal usage
and no test pattern image.Head pattern means CCD head generate a test pattern and send to
PCU.PCU pattern means PCU generates a test pattern image and output it.
2.) Select Head pattern and keep TH8740 running, Check the image of PCU output (It is better
connect coaxial cable (Option 1: PAL, Option 2: SOG) to check PCU analog output directly.).
The correct image shall changes gradually from black to white from left to right as shown in
image left. If the images is not same as left image, for example, right one, that means the issue
comes from CCD or the cable connecting PCU and CCD.
Good Bad
3.) Select PCU pattern and keep TH8740 running, check the images of PCU output (co-axial
output). The correct image shall be like this:

(This picture is taken on digital output, the analog output is the same. Just to show the image.)
If the image is abnormal, that means PCU is defect.
4.7.2 PCU IO control check-IF board function

Connect the co-axial cable to another monitor to observe the PCU output. Look the left-down corner
parameter change.
1.) Fluoro mode
r:0 (It shall be changed with contrast button on console)

NR:0 (It shall be change with table move)
EE:0
COM:0
2.) Sport mode:
r:2
NR:4
EE:2
COM:1 (DR=1, DSA=2)
IF this parameter are ok, we can say system IF board is ok.

4.7.3 Check IRIS and NDF filter check
Make sure that you are protected against X-ray radiation

1.) Disassemble the CCD&Optics assembly from II
2.) Exchange between fluoro and digital spot mode, check that the NDF and IRIS are running
correctly.
Fluoro mode Digital spot mode
4.7.4 CCD camera visible light image check

1.) Power off system Remove CCD Camera from I.I. Please make mark before your removal. So
that it can be reinstalled on right position.
2.) Re connect the cable and power on system.
3.) Switch to manual Fluoro and adjust kv=40KV, mA=0.5mA. Close the collimator. Press fluoro
switch to check the image. You can use a paper (have words) as an object.
IF the image has no artifact, the CCD camera and its cable (5122285) are ok. We also can say may
be the bad image caused by X-ray Image Intensifier. If the same issue (the image has artifact too)
happen with visible light image, image intensifier is ok.

4.7.5 OPTICS Control Board check
Power off the System
Demount the protect cover(5 screws)
Demount the OPTICS control Board(4 screws)
Disconnect the OPTICS control Board
Connect the LVDS cable to CCD directly.
Power on and check the image
If the issue is still there (the image have artifact too), that means optics control board is ok.
4.7.6 HVPS check

Open the CCD cover, Power on the System and then Test the voltage of TP1,TP2 and TP3
TP1 TP2 TP3 TP4 TP5 PE PC
Standard value: (See the I.I report, example:)

For 9 inch I.I. HVPS
TP1-PC: DC1.471V+/-0.005V
TP2-PC: DC0.583V +/-0.005V
TP3-PC: DC0.355V +/-0.005V
For 12 inch I.I. HVPS

MN (V) M1 (V) M2 (V)
TP1 1.35±0.5 1.35±0.5 1.35±0.5
TP2 0.795±0.1 0.71±0.1 0.945±0.1
TP3 0.275±0.025 0.775±0.025 1.04±0.025
TP4 2.6±0.2 2.6±0.2 2.6±0.2
TP5 3±0.05 3±0.05 3±0.05
IF the voltage are ok, the HVPS is ok.

Section 5.0
Digital Box
5.1 Error Code
In digital main screen, press Alt+ F9, enter into following error code log.
Click “Error“, the error message will display.

Click “Warning“, the warning message will display.
Click “Information“, the operation message will display.

5.1.1 Error Code Format
Table 14:
Type Location Code
5.1.2 Error Type
Table 15:
Type Code
Error 0x01
Warning 0x10
Information 0x11
5.1.3 Error Location
Table 16:
Location Code
Patient management 0x01
Image acquisition 0x02
Image processing 0x03
Patient report 0x04
Recording CD 0x05
Dicom 0x06
5.1.4 Error Code
Table 17:
Error code Description
0x1010, 0x0001 Image error, no image display
0x1001, 0x0002 Hard disk space is over limit, need to backup images to
release the hard disk space.
0x1001, 0x0003 Fail to set up a new patient case or fail to open a
patient case.
0x0102, 0x0004 Current patient case is null, can not operate.
0x0102, 0x0005 Fail to initialize controled card.
0x0102, 0x0006 Fail to initialize collecting card.
0x0102, 0x0007 Fail to use correct encrypt lock.
0x0104, 0x0008 Fail to print patient report.
0x0105, 0x0009 Fail to record.
0x0105, 0x000A Fail to load patient data.
0x0105, 0x000B Fail to burn.
0x1005, 0x000C Backup disk number can’t be 0.
0x1005, 0x000D No enough space in backup disk.

Table 17:
0x0106, 0x000E Dicom print failed.
0x0106, 0x000F Dicom store failed.
0x0106, 0x0010 Fail to access the film printing net.
0x0106, 0x0011 Fail to access the PACS image storage server.
5.2 Troubleshooting
Please operate digital box in accordance with the instructions for use. Any improper operation may
result in troubles.
Whenever digital box goes in troubles, repair shall be made only by qualified and trained personnel;
otherwise, it may cause more serious system damage or personal injury.
The system may give prompts or alarms for some improper operation of digital box.
Power on system
The monitor displays the N

self-inspection process
Y
See (2)
N Enter Digital main screen
Y
N
Digital software is damaged; Operation of patient history management,
reinstall it. eg. add, store, or delete.
Y Digital software is
Connected. During fluoro, Digital damaged; reinstall it.
N monitor displays real-time fluoro
images.
Y
See (3) Connected. During fluoro, press down the
fluoro acquisition key, and acquisition is N
normal.
Y See (4)
N
Connected. Exposure
and acquisition images
are normal.
Y
See (5) N
Image printing is normal.
Y
See (6)
Normal image writing
N
Y See (7)
OK

(2)
N
Characters displayed
Y The monitor is not energized,
N Bad contact of monitor signal

WINDOWS XP interface lines, or monitor damaged
displayed
Y N N
Enter
Main-board
CMOS
Reconnect power
cord, reconnect Y
signal lines, or
N Video card Replace
Y replace the monitor.
damaged; replace main-board
Caused by abnormal it. End.
power-off, quit it.
Hard disk or system

program damaged, reinstall
system software. Normal?
N
Y
End Replace hard disk and
reinstall system software.
End.

(3)
Switch to XP interface, and

operate GRABSETUP, there
N
are fluoro images.
Y
Confirm all set values
of GRABSETUP are Operate PCITEST and End
correct. press the fluoro footswitch;
PCITEST displays.
Y
N
Normal operation of
Press the fluoro footswitch, and the
EsayGrab
control box will give a sound instruction.
Y
N
Y
Data acquisition cable Incorrect CAM file storage
with bad contact or path (correct path: N
damaged D:\DSA\a201b.cam)
Bad contact of PCI external

N control lines
After reinstalling PCI X-ray machine control

End
driver, it becomes normal. cables with bad contact
or improperly inserted
N
plug
PCI external control board

damaged or with bad contact

(4)
Normal power twinkling of the

interface box
N
Y
Y X-ray control cable with bad

End Software lock with bad contact or
damaged; after re-installation or contact; reinstall it.
replacement, it becomes normal.
The interface board damaged;

replace it.

(5)
Press down the hand brake, and

X-ray machine starts
Y
N
Press down the hand brake,
Press down the hand brake, and EXP and X-ray machine is exposed.
N
lamp of the interface board shines.
N
Y
Y
Exposure time: ＞33ms
In an offline state, normal

exposure of X-ray machine
N N
Y
20CM water phantom, under an
Interface board automatic condition, exposure

Faulty X-ray
damaged; replace it. time of spot film: ＞33ms
machine
Interface board Y
damaged; replace it
Readjust AEC
parameters
X-ray machine control cable with bad

contact or improperly inserted plug; after N Y
re-installation, it becomes normal. Y Y
N
Acquisition is normal,
Interface board End
but images are tool
damaged; replace it.
bright or dark.
Faulty CCD
operating mode
N End
Y
Check “camera operating Replace CCD

Y
mode” setting of PCU operating mode line

(6)
Normal printing
N
Y
Normal printing of Normal brightness Y

Y
End and contrast of End
the test page
images
N
N
Operate dsasetup, and
reset the printer curve.
Printer faults; refer to

operation instructions of
the printer.

(7)
Ready for CD writing?

N
N
Insert a new writable
CD
Can CD writing work be
OK
ended?
After re-installing signal

End
wires of the CD writer,
is the writing available?
Inspect IMAPI service; is

End
writing available?
Replace the CD writer, and

re-install the writer driver.
End.

5.3 DICOM issue
5.3.1 No worklist query result.
Initial check: network is normal, License enable, DSA worklist parameter is right, register in RIS.
Inputs the DICOM License if already

Is DICOM License enabled? No buy
Yes
No Correct parameter setting

Is echo success? No Is parameter setting right?
whether ok
No
Yes Yes
Correct Query Parameters Is Query parameters setting Ask hospital to register in

No Is registered in RIS Server? No
setting whether OK? OK? RIS, whether ok?
No No
Yes
Yes
Is windows firewall closed? No Close firewall, whether OK?

Yes Yes
OK
Yes
Re-install DSA software,

Yes OK
whether OK?
No
Recovery whole system

5.3.2 PACS echo test failure
PACS echo failed

Is Ping IP to server OK? No

Yes
Yes
ǫ No ǡǫ
No
Yes
Yes
ǫ ǡǫ
No
Yes
Ǧ Ǧ
Yes
ǡǫ
No
ǡ
Yes
ǫ
No
OK

5.4 DSA interface no image
Grab setup
I.I output
Screen
DSA SW output
after ROCKEY
PCU J9
output
Run the DSA software, take an exposure, if the DSA interface doesn’t show the image on monitor.
1.) Run the GrabSetup.exe in folder :\dsa, click the init button, then click the start button.
Take an exposure, if you can see the image, it means that Image frame grabber card is ok,
possible reasons:

1) The DSA software has problem, so you need to reinstall DSA software and Rockey driver.
2) The 1750 card has problem:
a.) Go to the Start menu, follow below steps: Start > Programs > Advantech Automation >
Device Manager > Advantech Device Manager.
b.) Open the Advantech Device Manager, and the bellows pop up:

c.) click the Test button, and switch to "Digital Input" tab. Take the Rad exposure, the status
changes to:
d.) During the fluoroscopy, the status is:

e.) After loosen the foot panel, the status go back to:
If the digital input status of 1750 card is wrong, the possible reasons are: PCI 1750 card is loosen,
the card don’t plug well, or the card is broken.

2.) If the GrabSetup interface don’t show the image when expose, please follow the steps:
a.) Click Start -> Program ->Euresys MultiCam -> EasyGrab.
b.) Click "Create Channel" button to proceed.
c.) Click "Next".

d.) Select the "ADIMEC"->"1000m"->"Factory settings,[=P30SC]".
e.) Click .
f.) Take fluoro, if the interface shows normal image when take an exposure, it means that
Image frame grabber card is ok.
3.) if the easy grab interface don’t show the image when expose, please check the image of PCU
J9 output (It is better connect coaxial cable to check PCU analog output directly, Signal Mode:
Option 1: PAL, Option 2: SOG). If the monitor doesn’t show image, please check the Thales
image chain.

Chapter 7 - Periodic Maintenance

This chapter of the manual provides a recommended schedule for periodic maintenance for the
Precision THUNIS-800+ R&F System.
Section 1.0
General
To use this equipment with an optimal situation at any time, the periodic maintenance must be
required.
1.1 Man Power Required

FOUR hours per one field engineer (FE).
1.2 Maintenance Interval

Two times per every year.
1.3 Required Tools

• Electric hammer drill with bits
• Digital multimeter
• Insulated resistance meter
• 4 Ft. Level (or two standard levels)
• Torque wrench
• HV cable removal spanner
• Push-pull Gauge
• Silicone grease
• Lubricating grease
• Common service tools
• Spatial resolution card
• Dose Meter
• Loctite 242
• I.I. installation spanner
Chapter 7 - Periodic Maintenance Page 359

Section 2.0
Preventive Maintenance Action List
Operation Location Description Done
1.) General
General cleaning and painting Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.1.1
Visual inspection Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.1.2
2.) Positioner Table
Equipment appearance check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.1
Door lock and door light check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Mains switch check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Indicator lamp check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Console lever Operation Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.3
Indicator check (Digital Display) Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Insulated resistance check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.1
Fan Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Anode Rotation Cable check Chapter 3 - Section 2 Preventive Maintenance - 3.3.3
Detent rolling wheel check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.3
Collimator beam limiting adjustment Chapter 4 - Section 1 Configuration & Calibration - 1.7
Collimator field lamp illumination Chapter 7 - Section 2 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.2
Collimator field lamp and timer Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.3
Collimator blade movement Chapter 3 - Section 3 System Check - 2.3
Collimator adjusting screws check Chapter 7 - Section 2 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.4
Table emergency stop check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.4
Tilting limit switch check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.3
Tilting transmission oil leak check Chapter 3 - Section 2 Preventive Maintenance - 3.1.2
Tilting motor V-belt check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.5
Tilting guide bearing check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.6
Table lateral movement check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.3
Table lateral movement gear check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.7
Tube stand longitudinal check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.8
Tube stand SID movement check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.9
SID display check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.10
Compression force check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.11
Compression cone limit check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.3
Compression cone roller check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.12
Intercom foot switch Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Microphone Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Intercom volume Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.2
Table accessories check Chapter 3 - Section 2 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.13
3.) Generator
Page 360 Section 2.0 - Preventive Maintenance Action List

Operation Location Description Done
Maintenance Schedule Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.3.1
Cleaning Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.3.2
Check the fixing and intactness of Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.3.3
Anode Rotation cable and Thermal
Protection cable
Tube conditioning / seasoning Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.6
End of life Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.2.7
4.) Image Chain System
AEC Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.4.1
ABS Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.4.2
I.I. resolution check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.4.3
Image cable check Chapter 3 - Section 2 System Check - 2.1
Image system movement check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.4.4
5.) Digital Box
DSA software function Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.5.1
Hospital Ethernet Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.5.2
CD-R/W check Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.5.3
6.) DAP (Optional)
DAP meter Chapter 7 - Section 3 Preventive Maintenance - 3.6.1
7.) Final Check
Bolts and nuts check - -
Cleaning - -
Final operation check - -

Section 3.0
Preventive Maintenance
Maintenance Is To Be Performed Only By Qualified Trained Personnel Who Are Familiar With The
Potential Hazards Associated With This Equipment.
Maintenance Activities In The Table Below Are To Be Performed By Authorized Service Personnel
Only. However The Owner Or Operator Of The Equipment Must Schedule The Suggested Mainte-
nance Activity When Required By Contacting Their Local Service Agency.
Note: Maintenance schedule frequency may be determined by certain regulatory requirements of the
country or state in which the installation is located. Always check the local codes and regulations
when determining a maintenance schedule.
Always Switch Off Mains Power To The Generator And Wait A Minimum Of 5 Minutes For Capaci-
tors To Discharge Before Beginning Any Preventative Maintenance, Including Cleaning.
Observe Esd Precautions. Keep All Static - Sensitive Components And Circuit Boards In Their
Static - Shielding Packaging Until Ready To Install. Ensure That You Are Grounded At All Times
When Handling Static - Sensitive Components And Circuit Boards.
Page 362 Section 3.0 - Preventive Maintenance

3.1 General
3.1.1 General Cleaning and Painting

Keep all surfaces clean and touch-up paint chips.
Remove power from the system before beginning work.

Check that power is off.
1.) Remove power from the system.
2.) Carefully clean all surfaces of the system.
Pay attention to any paint damage when you clean the system.
• Never use anything other than soap and water to clean plastic surfaces. Other cleaners may
damage the plastic.
• Never use any corrosive, solvent or abrasive detergents or polishes.
• Ensure that no water or other liquid can enter any equipment. This precaution prevents short
circuits and corrosion forming on components.
• Methods of disinfection used must conform to legal regulations and guidelines regarding
disinfection and explosion protection.
• If disinfectants are used which form explosive mixtures of gases, these gases must have
evaporated before switching on the equipment again.
• Disinfection by spraying is not recommended because the disinfectant may enter the X-ray
equipment.
• If room disinfection is done with an atomizer, it is recommended that the equipment be
switched OFF, allowed to cool down and covered with a plastic sheet. When the disinfectant
mist has subsided, the plastic sheet may be removed and the equipment be disinfected by
wiping.
3.) Apply touch-up paint to any paint-damage areas.
4.) Re-apply power to the system.
3.1.2 Visual Inspection

Check for debris that would indicate abnormal wear.
Remove power from the system before beginning work.

Check that power is off.
1.) Remove power from the system.
2.) Visually check around the moving part of the system for any debris, wear or damage. This
includes the table top, table base, tube stand and wall stand if present.
3.) If any debris, wear of damage is observed, replace or repair the affected areas.
4.) Check if there is any leakage of transmission oil.
5.) Reapply power to the system.

3.2 Positioner Table
3.2.1 Insulated Resistance Check

1.) Power off the wall breaker, and turn on the system PDU breaker.
2.) Using an insulated resistance meter (for DC 500V), measure resistance between Power input
UVW and E. Standard: More than 2Mohms.
Open System
Breaker
Voltage between
Power input and
Ground
3.2.2 Collimator Field Lamp Illumination

1.) Turn ON the main switch of the controller.
2.) Open all of the collimator shutters thoroughly and press the light beam button.
3.) Set the illuminometer at the center light field at SID 100 cm and measure illumination.
3.2.3 Detent Rolling Wheel Check

1.) Remove the cover for detent rolling wheel.
2.) Check the detent rolling wheel.
3.) If the tube rotation detent make noise, add the grease onto the detent rolling wheel

3.2.4 Collimator Adjusting Screw Check
1.) Check the flange.
2.) If the 4 collimator adjusting screws are loose, keep screws tightening.
3.) Maintain the field alignment between the tube and collimator.
3.2.5 Tilting Motor V-belt Check

1.) Remove the base cover of the R/F table.
2.) Check to make sure the pulleys of transmission and tilting motor are in parallel.
Difference: 1.0 mm or lower
3.) Using a push-pull gauge, push the center of the V-belt by approx. 1.0kg force.
4.) Measure a free play of the V-belt.
Specification: 2.0 mm or lower
3.2.6 Tilting Guide Bearing Check

1.) Check the guide bearing of the tilting gear for wear, scratches, and abnormal noise.
If necessary, apply grease.
2.) Tilting/Transmission gear check
1.) Tilt the table vertically.
2.) For the transmission axis gear and tilting gear, verify that:
* They are in parallel.
* They do not wear.
* Their mounting bolts are tightened securely.
3.) If necessary, apply grease.
3.2.7 Table Lateral Movement Gear Check

1.) Remove the guide rail mounting screws and table top.
2.) Check the gear of the table top lateral movement motor for wear and abnormal noise.
3.2.8 Tube Stand Longitudinal Bearing Check

1.) Tilt the table vertically.
2.) Check the guide bearings for wear, scratches, and abnormal noise.

3.2.9 Tube Stand SID Movement Check
1.) Remove the back cover of the tube stand.
2.) For the transmission axis gear and tilting gear, verify that:
* They do not wear.
* Their mounting bolts are tightened securely.
3.2.10 SID Display check

1.) Move the tube stand upwards and downwards to check the variation of console SID display.
2.) If the display value exceeds the range (105cm~150cm), please follow SID indication
calibration on page 154 to calibrate the SID indication.
3.2.11 Compression Force Check

1.) Use the compression cone to press the Push-pull Gauge which is placed on the table-top.
Make sure the compression force 69~98N.
X-Ray Tube
Collimator
Compressor Cone
Push-pull Gauge
2.) If not, remove cover at the back of X-ray tube stand. Using 152R (5456972) to adjust
compression force to 69~98N according to the direction shown as below, at voltage 110VAC

with table-top upright (table at 0 degree).
Adjustment direction
3.2.12 Compression Cone Roller Check
1.) Set the table horizontally.
2.) From the cut-off for compression cone movement, pull the chain for the compression cone
movement by approx. 1 kg force.
3.) Measure a free play of the chain.
Specification: 3 ~ 5 mm
4.) If necessary, move the sprocket for proper free play.
3.2.13 Table Accessories Check

1.) Check the appearance.
2.) Check the reliability. Make sure all screws are fixed.

3.3 Generator
3.3.1 Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Description of Preventative Maintenance

Frequency
Every 6 Months AND 1.) Clean and re-grease all HV connections using vapour proof
whenever related certifiable compound.
X-Ray component is 2.) Check that all HV connections are tight.
replaced:
3.) Clean the control console, remote fluoro control (if used) and
main cabinet as needed. Refer to 3.3.2 Cleaning.
4.) Perform the X-ray tube auto calibration routine. Refer to 3.3.4
Tube Conditioning / Seasoning.
5.) Verify the calibration of the generator.
6.) Test the X-Ray tube thermal switch circuits in the generator.
Disconnect the tube thermal switch(s) and verify the correct
error message, and that X-ray exposures are inhibited.
7.) For fan cooled Indico 100 generators in particular, remove
accumulated dust from the cooling vents. Vacuuming is
recommended.
Every 12 months: 1.) Examine the following for any visible damage and replace any
damaged components:
- The exterior of the control console and remote fluoro
control if used, including the membrane switch assembly.
- The cable between the control console and the generator
main cabinet and between the remote fluoro control (if
used) and generator main cabinet.
- The hand switch and fluoro footswitch (if used) and the
cables connecting these to the console.
2.) Open the generator cabinet and examine the unit for any
visible damage: missing or loose ground connections, oil
leaks, damaged cables etc.
3.) Ensure that there are no obstructions blocking any of the
ventilation holes or louvers on the generator cabinet.
Every 5 years: Replace the lithium batteries on the generator CPU board in the
main cabinet with the same manufacturer and type as identified on
the original batteries.
3.3.2 Cleaning
Note: Refer to General Cleaning in section 3.1.1.
3.3.3 Check the Fixing and Intactness of Anode Rotation Cable and Thermal
Protection Cable
1.) Check the fixing and intactness of Anode Rotation cable and Thermal Protection cable.
2.) Check the stator cable strain relief.

3.3.4 Tube Conditioning / Seasoning
Tube conditioning or “seasoning” is particularly important for new tubes or tubes that have not been
used for several days. This should be performed on each X-ray tube before attempting auto
calibration, as an unseasoned tube may not operate properly at higher kV values without arcing.
Refer to the X-ray tube manufacturer’s instructions, if available, for the tube conditioning or
“seasoning” procedure. If the X-ray tube manufacturers instructions are not available, the following
procedure may be used:
1.) Tube Conditioning (Overview)
a.) The generator does X-ray tube auto calibration at 50 kV, 60 kV, 70 kV, 80 kV, 100 kV and
120 kV. The tube normally needs to be seasoned before it can be operated at the higher
voltages encountered during auto calibration.
b.) Tube seasoning is started by auto calibrating the kV stations up to and including part of
the 70 kV station. The tube is then seasoned at 70 kV. Progressively higher kV stations
are then auto calibrated and seasoned. Finally the entire kV and mA range is auto
calibrated, then the tube is seasoned at the remaining high kV values.
c.) Manually releasing the exposure button during auto calibration of a particular kV station
in the following procedure prevents the generator from attempting operation beyond that
kV/mA value.
Note: The tube manufacturer’s recommended seasoning procedure, if available, must always
be used in place of the following procedure.
Note: Low speed only exposures are recommended for the seasoning exposures, to prevent
excessive heat build-up in the housing from the stator windings or the rotor bearings.
Note: X-ray tubes that have not been used for more than 8 hours may suffer thermal shock if
operated at high mA and kV without a warm-up procedure. A cold anode (Molybdenum)
is very brittle and when suddenly heated over a small area may experience thermal
cracking of the anode surface, eventually leading to permanent tube damage.
2.) Tube Conditioning (Procedure)
a.) X-ray tube seasoning should be done on LARGE focus in order to minimize tube wear.
b.) The procedure below is intended for seasoning an X-ray tube prior to attempting tube auto
calibration. To season a tube that does not need to be calibrated, simply follow steps (II),
(IV), (VI), (VIII), and (IX).
I.) Start the tube auto calibration sequence, and manually terminate the exposure at 70
kV and 250 mA.
II.) Season the tube at 70 kV by taking approximately 10 exposures of 200 mA and 100
ms. These exposures should be taken at the rate of approximately one every 15
seconds.
III.) Restart the auto calibration sequence and manually terminate the exposure at 100 kV
and 250 mA.
IV.) Season the tube at 100 kV by taking approximately 5 exposures of 200 mA and 100
seconds.
V.) Restart the auto calibration sequence and manually terminate the exposure at 120 kV
and 160 mA.
VI.) Season the tube at 120 kV by taking approximately 5 exposures of 160 mA and 100
seconds.
VII.)Restart the auto calibration sequence and allow the auto calibration sequence to
complete.
VIII.)Season the tube at 130 kV by taking approximately 5 exposures of 100 mA and 50

seconds.
IX.) Repeat step 8 at 140 kV, and then at 145 kV.
3.3.5 End of Product Life

If the generator has completed its useful service life, local environmental regulations must be
complied with in regard to disposal of possible hazardous materials used in the construction of the
generator.
In order to assist with this determination, the noteworthy materials used in the construction of this
generator are itemized below:
• Electrical insulating oil in HT tank. This is a mineral oil with trace additives (25 Litre (6.5 U.S.
gal)).
• Solder (lead/tin).
• Epoxy fiberglass circuit board materials, tracks are solder on copper.
• Wire, tinned copper. Insulated with PVC, tefzel, or silicone.
• Steel and / or aluminum (generator cabinet and console chassis).
• Plastic (console enclosure and console membrane).
• Electrical and electronic components: IC’s, transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors, etc.
Do Not Disassemble, Incinerate, Or Short-circuit The Battery(S) In This Product. Do Not Put It
In Trash That Is Disposed Of In Landfills; Dispose Of It As Required By Local Ordinances.
The Fluorescent Lamp In The Lcd Display Contains Mercury. Do Not Put It In Trash That Is
Disposed Of In Landfills; Dispose Of It As Required By Local Ordinances.
The Lcd Is Made Of Glass. If The Lcd Breaks Due To Rough Handling Or Dropping, And The
Internal Fluid Gets In Your Eyes Or On Your Hands, Immediately Wash The Affected Areas
With Water For At Least 15 Minutes. Seek Medical Attention If Any Symptoms Are Present
After Washing.

3.4 Image Chain System
The AEC And ABS Verification Procedures Require The Production Of X-rays. Observe Correct
Operating Procedures, And Take Appropriate Precautions Against X-radiation.
3.4.1 AEC
The following procedure may be used to verify that the AEC circuits are functioning on generators
equipped with AEC (Automatic Exposure Control).
1.) Switch the console and generator ON, and select an appropriate radiographic image receptor.
2.) Align the X-ray tube and the selected image receptor such that the central ray is directly over
the center field of the AEC pickup device. Set the focal spot to film plane distance to 40 in. (1
m).
3.) Select AEC mode of operation. Select center field, large focus.
MINIMUM EXPOSURE TIME:
4.) With no object in the radiation field, adjust the collimator or beam limiting device to project a
10 in. X 10 in. (24 cm X 24 cm) field at the image receptor.
5.) Select 80 kV, 100 mA, and a backup mAs of 50 if it is operator selectable. If this is not
operator selectable, the default AEC backup settings must be used. Refer to "ms / mAs up /
down buttons and display" in section 4 to determine the AEC backup mode that has been
programmed.
6.) Make an exposure and verify that the POST mAs reading is < 2 mAs.
MAXIMUM EXPOSURE TIME:
7.) Close the collimator or beam limiting device completely. Place a folded lead apron over the
image receptor.
8.) Select 60 kV, 100 mA, and a backup mAs of 50 if it is operator selectable. If this is not
operator selectable, the default backup settings must be used.
9.) Make an exposure and verify that the error message AEC Feedback Error (No Feedback
Signal Detected), AEC Back-up Timer - Exposure Terminated, or AEC mAs Exceeded -
Exposure Terminated is displayed on the console after the exposure has terminated. This
confirms that the exposure has continued until it was terminated by the AEC backup timer.
3.4.2 ABC
The following procedure may be used to verify that the ABS circuits are functioning on generators
equipped with ABS (automatic brightness stabilization).
1.) Power up the system and choose ABC Fluoro on touch screen.
2.) Place 15cm water on positioner table. Make sure it is covered by collimator FOV.
"ImageBrightnessMeasure.exe". A dialog will be popup. Move this dialog to left-top corner of
4.) Run DSA software on workstion.
5.) Click keyboard "Alt"+"Tab" to switch DAS as current program. Take fluoro, and stop after
image is stable.
6.) Click button "Measure" on Brightness Measure Software, read the value displayed on edit box
"Average Brightness".
7.) Record the average brightness as “A”.
8.) Change the water to 10cm, do Fluoro and measure the brightness again, the brightness in
10cm conditions shall be between “A-3” to “A+3”.

9.) Change water to 20cm, do FLuoro and measure the brightness again, the brightness in 20cm
condition shall be between “A-3” to “A+3”.
3.4.3 I.I. resolution check

Image Quality Requirements
Year Model Spatial Resolution
1st 9 Inch >= 1.6LP/mm
Year
12 Inch >= 1.4LP/mm
2nd 9 Inch >= 1.4LP/mm
Year
12 Inch >= 1.2LP/mm
3rd 9 Inch >= 1.2LP/mm
Year
12 Inch >= 1.0LP/mm
1.) Place Spatial resolution card on II entrance, 45 degree. And take fluoro, Manual adjust the KV
and mA to most ideal data, verify for 12 inch II the resolution >=1.4lp/mm and for 9inch II the
resolution >=1.6lp/mm.
2.) Place Spatial resolution card on II entrance, 45 degree. Manual adjust the KV and mA to most
ideal data. Take single digital spot, verify for 12 inch II the resolution >=1.4lp/mm, for 9 inch II,
the resolution >=1.6lp/mm.
3.) Place Spatial resolution card on II entrance, 45 degree. Set series spot rate to be 1frame/s, 3
f/s, 6.3 f/s and 12.5 f/s separately, Manual adjust the KV and mA to most ideal data. take digital
spots, verify that resolution of all images, for 12inch II, the resolution shall >=1.4lp/mm, for 9
inch II, the resolution shall >=1.6lp/mm.
4.) If for 12 inch II, the resolution is not >=1.4lp/mm or for 9inch II, the resolution is not>=1.6lp/mm,
Image chain shall be checked. The optics focus and II focus shall be re-calibrated. See Image
chain service manual for more detail.
3.4.4 Image system movement/Lag check

1.) Place 5 cm Plexiglas on positioner table.
2.) Place a screwdriver on plexglas.
3.) Move table both horizontally and vertically during fluoro exposure.
4.) Verify that the lag of screwdriver image is no more than 1cm on monitor.
5.) If the lag is serious but the PCU setting is correct, digital box software shall be checked to make
sure that “Recursive” in “Fluo setting” is set to 99.

3.5 Digital Box
3.5.1 DSA Software Function

Run DSA, create a new test patient. Take fluoroscopy, and then, take an exposure. Save this image
serial.
3.5.2 Hospital Ethernet

Push the image serial created above to workstation or printer. Check if it is ok.
3.5.3 CD-R/W Check

Record a patient image serial to one blank CD, and then, read the image from CD.
3.6 DAP (Optional)
3.6.1 DAP meter
Maintenance checks /Calibration checks are done in accordance to local laws and regulations.
The person who is doing the checks should be confirmed with dosimetric measurements and
should be certified in accordance to locals regulations.
It’s recommended that the DAP system should be checked every 2 years if there is nothing
dictated by local regulations.
For how to maintain the DAP meter, please refer to the Preventive maintenance and checks
section in DAP meter’s Operating Instructions transported with system.


Chapter 8 - Renewal parts

This chapter contains the list of recommended renewal parts for the various models of Precision
THUNIS-800+ R&F System.
Section 1.0
Positioner Table
Item Part No. Name Configuration or Calibration

1 5448457 Fuse collector N/A
2 5449191 Belt Polymax N/A
3 5450689 PT800~ Key Board PWA N/A
4 5444620 PT800~ Motor board PWA N/A
5 5440559 PT800~ Xray Board PWA N/A
6 5436979 PS800R table power relay N/A
7 5437964 Compressor motor and gear box assembly N/A
8 5440269 Rubber Protector N/A
10 5445973 MITSUBOSHI M-31 N/A

11 5448409 MICRO SWITCH N/A
13 5451206 750W Motor N/A
16 5459815 Angle LCM See Angle LCM calibration

17 5460237 1100W Motor N/A
18 5461564 MICRO SWITCH N/A
19 5462294 Electromagnetic brake N/A
20 5476828 PT800+ tube frequency inverter collector N/A
21 5476829 PT800+ tilt frequency inverter collector N/A
22 5473932 Table Board Assembly See Table Board Configuration
See SID indication calibration
See Collimator FOV Calibration
23 5473935 Intercom Board Assembly See Intercom board configuration
24 5476931 Compressor cone N/A
25 5454722 Chamber to measure dose and DAP See DAP manual transported with system
26 5446779 Column movement motor and gear box assem- See SID indication calibration
bly
27 5437142 Table Emergency button and cable N/A
28 5437161 Inner MIC assembly N/A
29 5438742 Fuse Holder N/A
Chapter 8 - Renewal parts Page 375

30 5440286 Terminal Board N/A
31 5440911 Switch Power N/A
32 5442752 Chain_KANA N/A
33 5444084 SPK assembly N/A
34 5444323 Table Film N/A
35 5450106 Grid for Precision THUNIS-800~ N/A
37 5454576 Transformer N/A
39 5456926 Table tube fan and cable N/A

40 5456972 Compressor resistor 152R N/A
41 5458520 Table Front Cover N/A
42 5460826 Carbon fiber board N/A
43 5462129 Switch power N/A
44 5462293 Switch power N/A
45 5476848 PT800~ SID Motor Driver collector N/A
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Item #1 Item #29 Item #2 Item #3
Item #4 Item #5 Item #4, 5, 22
Item #6 Item #7 Item #20, 21
Item #8 Item #8 Item #38

Item #26
Item #45
Item #13 Item #45, 26
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Item#31 Item#33 Item#34 Item#27
Item#51
Item#47
Item#42 Item#48
Item#50
Item#30 Item#40 Item#41 Item#46 Item#49 Item#32

Column movement motor and gear box assembly replacement procedure

1.) Rotate the table to vertical direction.
2.) Make sure the SID at 105cm.

3.) Power off the system.
4.) Remove the cover of Column movement motor and gear box assembly at the back of tube
stand.
5.) Disconnect the power line and signal cable.
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6.) Dismount the four screws which secure the motor assembly.
7.) Take out the motor assembly.
8.) Remove the two gear parts from the motor assembly.
9.) Remount the Column movement motor and gear box assembly with a new one.

Section 2.0
Generator

1 5123270-1 CPI Generator CPU Board for Precision THU-
NIS-800 Refresh EMC updated
2 5123273 Generator I/F Board See ABC Jumper Setting
3 5123275 Room Interface Board N/A
4 5123276 Control Board N/A
5 5123277 Filament Board (Small Focus) N/A
6 5123278 Filament Board (Large Focus) N/A
7 5123279 Auxiliary Board N/A
8 5123280 Inverter Board N/A
9 5123281-2 CPI Generator Power Input Board for Precison
THUNIS-800 Refresh EMC updated
10 5123282 Resonant Board N/A
11 5123283 Universal AEC Board See AEC Jumper Setting
13 5123290 DC BUS Capacitor N/A

14 5123292 Line Contactor N/A
15 5123293 Mains Diode N/A
16 5123294 Fuse, A70QS10-14F N/A
17 5123295 Fuse, FNQ-10 N/A
18 5123296 Fuse, FNQ-2 N/A
19 5123297 Fuse, GDC-1.6 N/A
20 5123298 Fuse, GDC-2 N/A
21 5123299 Fuse, GDC-2.5 N/A
22 5123300 Fuse, GDC-5 N/A
23 5123301 Fuse, MDA-2 N/A
24 5123302 Fuse, MDA-7 N/A
25 5123303 Fuse, MDA-12 N/A
26 5123304 Fuse, MDL-4 N/A
27 5123305 Fuse, OTS-60 N/A
28 5123306 Relay N/A
29 5123307 Connector N/A
30 5123308 Axial Fan N/A
31 5123309 Auxiliary Transformer N/A
32 5123310 Room I/F Transformer N/A
34 5123312-3 CPI Generator Console PSP N/A

35 5123289 Digital Input Board N/A

Item # 4
Item # 26
Item # 5 Item # 7
Item # 6
Item # 12
Item # 25 Item # 24
Item # 16 Item # 28

Item # 3
Item # 32
Item # 15
Item # 10
Item # 30
Item # 13
Item # 14
Item # 13
Item # 9 Item # 17
Item # 27
Item # 31
Item # 18
Item # 23

Item # 8
Item # 33
Item # 1
Item # 35
Item # 11 Item # 2
Item # 21
Item # 21
Item # 29
Item # 22
Item # 21
Item # 19

Section 3.0
PDU
1 5437948 Insulation~board~assembly (PTC, used to N/A
decrease inrush current)
2 5437956 LED 110VAC N/A
3 5440279 Fuse N/A
4 5444309 Transformer for Precision THUNIS-800~ PDU See PDU Configuration
5 5449197 Relay 110VAc coil N/A
6 5449198 Relay 24VDC coil N/A
7 5458529 Relay up delay 110VAC coil For the delay time adjustment, a screwdriver is
required to adjust the center of K2/K8 relay.
K2 should be set to 1s; K8 should be set to 0.5s.
8 5461555 Contactor 30A 110VAC coil N/A
Item#2
Item#7 Item#7
Item#6
Item#5
Item#3
Item#8 Item#8
Item#4
Item#1

Section 4.0
System Console
1 5448457 Fuse collector N/A
2 5121183-ROHS Digital image converting board N/A
3 5119258-ROHS Storm console foot switch assembly N/A
4 5438408 19 inch mono displayer N/A
5 5121174-ROHS 1750 PCI Digital IO Card See This section is only available for
the individual PC driver installation.
6 5121177-ROHS Image frame grabber See This section is only available for
the individual PC driver installation.
7 5440791 USB mouse N/A
8 5443246 USB keyboard N/A
9 5458231 Workstation x86 PC See Recovery
See DSA
10 5473933 TDSP Board Assembly See TDSP board configuration
11 5473934 IF Board Assembly See Console IF board configuration
12 5473935 Intercom Board Assembly See Intercom board configuration
13 5120929 Storm Console keyboard bracket N/A
14 5436432 Console EM_SW and Cable N/A
15 5437157 Brightness ADJ. assembly N/A
16 5437160 Contrast ADJ. assembly N/A
17 5438501 Console MIC ADJ. assembly N/A
19 5441110 SID 120 Cover N/A

21 5445221 Potentiometer Cup N/A
22 5445970 SID 105 Cover N/A
23 5445992 Resistor N/A
24 5449182 SPK key cover N/A
25 5450433 X-ray CONTROL Lever N/A
26 5450451 Gooseneck MIC assembly N/A
27 5451203 SID 150 Cover N/A
28 5460817 Panel cover film N/A
30 5462310 Console SPK ADJ. assembly N/A
32 5491256 Phoenix contact 2963860 N/A


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Item#14 Item#28
Item#15 Item#17
Item#16 Item#30
Item#27
Item#19
Item#25
Item#21 Item#24 Item#22
Item#23 Item#18
Item#29 Item#25
Item#31 Item#29
Item#13

Section 5.0
Image Chain
1 5455353 12inch Image intensifier tube See ABC & See AEC
See Alignment
2 5441091 Thales Active Distortion Correction System N/A
(ADCS)
3 5439749 9inch image intensifier tube TH 59438 Q210 See ABC & See AEC
FRU See Alignment
4 5122278 CCD Camera See Alignment
5 5122279 Optics assembly for storm digital N/A
6 5122280 Thales AEC control board See AEC
7 5122281 Thales Optics control board N/A
8 5122284 Thales PCU See PCU Parameters Backup / Restore
See ABC & See AEC
9 5122282 Thales HVPS N/A
Item#9 Item#5
Item#2
Item#4
Item #1 Item #2,9 Item #4,5

AEC Board Replacement Procedure

1.) Demount the I.I. covers.
2.) Disconnect the AEC cable and power cable.
3.) Demount the two fixing screws.
4.) Replace the AEC board.
5.) Reconnect the cables and remount the covers.

6.) See AEC for how to calibrate AEC board.

Optics Control Board Replacement Procedure

2.) Demount the metallic protective cover (secured by 5 screws) of Optics Control Board.
3.) Disconnect the cables.
4.) Remove the screws on the Optics Control board.
5.) Unplug the board from the CCD camera. Pay attention to the direction.

6.) Reinstall the new Optics Control board.

CCD Camera & Optics Assembly Replacement Procedure

1.) Demount the Optics Control board from CCD camera. Please refer to Optics Control Board
Replacement Procedure.
2.) Demount the CCD camera & Optics Assembly from I.I. tube.
3.) Remount the new camera & Optics Assembly.

ADCS Replacement Procedure

2.) Disconnect the two cables from ADCS.
3.) Disconnect the cable of ADCS.
4.) Remove the three screws which secure the ADCS.

5.) Remount the new ADCS.

HVPS Replacement Procedure

1.) For 12 inch I.I., please refer to ADCS Replacement Procedure to remove the ADCS first.
2.) Disconnect all the cables from HVPS.
3.) Remove the four screws which secure the HVPS.
4.) Remount the new HVPS.

Image Intensifier Tube Replacement Procedure

1.) Demount the AEC board, please refer to AEC Board Replacement Procedure.
2.) Demount the Optics Control board, please refer to Optics Control Board Replacement
Procedure.
3.) Demount the camera and Optics assembly, please refer to CCD Camera & Optics Assembly
4.) Demount ADCS & HVPS, please refer to ADCS Replacement Procedure and HVPS
5.) Demount the I.I. tube from the table.

6.) Remount the new I.I. tube.

Section 6.0
X-ray Source
1 5167951 PS800+ collimator for global See Collimator FOV Calibration
See Alignment
2 2119188 J8510006 COLLIMETOR LAMP 12V 100W See Alignment of Visually Defined X-ray Fields
3 5121886 A196-B135 X-ray Tube See Tube Conditioning / Seasoning
See Dose Rate Limit Predication
See Alignment
See ABC & See AEC
Item#1 Item#2 Item#3

Collimator Replacement Procedure

2.) Remove the four screws which secure the collimator top cover.
3.) Disconnect all the cables from collimator.
4.) Use the tube handle to rotate the direction of collimator.
Page 400 Section 6.0 - X-ray Source

5.) Remove the 40 degrees screw from the top of tube assembly cover.
6.) Demount the top tube assembly cover.
7.) Demount the two stop plates which secure the collimator with flange.
8.) Remove the collimator.

9.) Demount the collimator flange from tube.
10.) Remount the new collimator, See Collimator for detailed collimator installation steps.
The connection of tube & collimator need to use four M6×18 screws (Metric Fastener) and
need to use four 2206-M6N-05 anti-loose washers (PT800+ system provided). Make the
connection reliable.
Do not use the four screws (Inch Fastener) packed with new collimator to connect tube with
collimator.

Tube Replacement Procedure

2.) Remove the collimator from tube. See Collimator Replacement Procedure for how to remove
the collimator.
3.) Demount the two side assembly covers.
4.) Remove the tube cover on Anode side.
5.) Disconnect all the cables.

6.) Disconnect the anode and cathode HV cables from the tube.
7.) Disconnect the cables for tube fan.
8.) Remove the clamp on the tube.
9.) Remove the eight screws which secure the brackets.

10.) Remove the brackets from tube holder.
11.) Demount the tube with tube handle.
12.) Remove the tube fan from the handle.
13.) Remove the screws which lock the tube with tube handle.

14.) Demount the tube brackets.
15.) Demount the fixing plates from tube cover.
16.) Remount the new tube, See A196 X-Ray Tube for how to install the tube.

Note: Please follow below procedures to change collimator lamp.
Change Collimator Lamp

1.) Tilt table to about 90 degrees.
2.) Power off.
3.) Demount collimator cover.
4.) Demount the black protective cover inside collimator.
5.) Change collimator lamp.
6.) Mount the covers back to collimator.

Section 7.0
Miscable
Item Part No. Name
1 5462260 MIS IF board Generator IF board Interface Cable
2 5450388 MIS PCU Generator Interface Cable
3 5437146 MIS II Power and Control Cable
4 5442714 MIS CPI Input Power Cable1 U
5 5438694 MIS CPI Input Power Cable3 W
6 5456162 MIS CPI Input Power Cable2 V
7 5440236 MIS PDU Power ON Cable 2 core
8 5440237 MIS PDU CPI Ground Cable 4~
9 5451169 MIS System Console Ground Cable
10 5451170 MIS IF board Generator Digital Interface Cable
11 5449152 MIS System Console Power Cable
12 5436625 MIS collimator light SW cable
13 5445938 MIS Gen. Tube Anode cable
14 5451994 MIS Gen. Tube ground cable
15 5451171 MIS AEC Feedback Coaxial Cable
16 5450222 MIS Tube Fan Cable
17 5436460 MIS TABLE POWER CABLE
18 5439491 MIS PDU-Table Ground Cable
19 5460585 MIS intercom communication Cable
20 5457707 Table tube tilt Button and Cable
21 5448207 II Power Cable to Bulkhead J432
22 5448190 Table column SID Motor Driver Power Cable
23 5460616 Table Tube tilt Stop cable
24 5457544 Table Tube tilt Button and pitching limit SW Cable
25 5440079 Table SID Driver Control Cable
26 5459961 Table SID motor base ground cable
27 5437143 Table tube 0 degree SW cable
28 5451809 Table SID potentiometer Cable
29 5456779-1 Collimator control cable 1
30 5452651 Collimator Power cable
31 5443491 Collimator ground cable
32 5436968 Table Limit SW cable
33 5437749 Table TOP LR motor cable
34 5441077 Table TOP LR motor base ground cable
35 5443329 TDSP CN332 MIS Cable
36 5448191 Table cassette absence cable 2
37 5448194 Table column UD Motor Power Cable
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38 5448364 Table column UD motor base ground cable
39 5450223 Table Key board Cable
40 5453649 Table column Tower A6 base ground cable
41 5457533 TDSP CN331 MIS Cable
42 5457710 Table column SID potentiometer and cable
43 5123314 CPI TOUCHSCREEN CONSOLE POWER CABLE
44 5123315 CPI TOUCHSCREEN CONSOLE COMMUNICATION CABLE
45 5124835 CPI touchscreen console GND cable
46 5122632 HV Cable
47 5122285 Cable from PCU to CCD Camera
48 2408902 CCU POWER CABLE
49 5444278 Table column compressor motor cable 3
50 5453489 Table Board DC Power Cable
51 5451796 Cabinet interface board power cable
Item#42
Note: Calibration required, See SID indication calibration for details.

Page 410 Section 7.0 - Miscable

Chapter 9 - Master Interconnect System Map
Section 1.0
Scope
This section describes the MIS (Master Interconnection System) map.
Section 2.0
Symbols/Conventions
The equipment outlines on the map identify where connections are made. These outlines are usually cabinets or major assemblies. Internal divisions
show modules/circuit boards. These components are identified using the component location codes defined for each product. (If you are unfamiliar
with these codes refer to the schematics direction for any major product. It is worth your effort to learn these codes.)
MIS runs are identified by lines between connection points, with the MIS number in an oval at each end of the line.
Section 3.0
Digital System MIS Map
A hardcopy version of system MIS map, 5444843SCH, is shipped with system. This schematic shows all of MIS cables and their termination points.
A version appropriate for viewing electronically is provided here.
Chapter 9 - Master Interconnect System Map Page 411

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CPI Generator Indico 100

A R&F 65/50KW A
Wallstand
(passive,option)
Monitor
Tube Rotor XRAY Tube LCD
HV Cables
Room Interlock HV Generator Collimator

B In-room B
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Room Light Cabinet (Option)
C Patient C
Remote R&F Table
Table Electronics
Grid 10:1
Film Cassette(option)
D D
ROOM Interface
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E AEC Feedback (Photodiode) Camera Imager
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Subsystem
CPI
F Touchscreen RS232 F
XRay Console Console
Thales Interface
To Gen Room IF &
Boards
Hundicmed Digital IF DSA Injector connection cable
Varian
G System Integrated Console G

PC:THTF, Software: TCL
Redesign or Design Change

Based on Precision THUNIS-800
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Remote Console
65/50KW R&F Generator
A P/N 5123374 Digital Box A
Generator I/F Boards (Workstation)
Image Monitor
DVI Video
In-Room Monitor
X-Ray ON CDR-W
Warning
Analog Video_4 MIS 5456163 5438408
TB4 @ ROOM INTERFACE BOARD 1750 I/O Card
Light
DICOM
Frame Grabber
Keyboard
B Door
Image convert board PC Mouse
L B
Interlock TB4 @ ROOM INTERFACE BOARD L
Switch PC
PWR L
COM1 COM2
'LJLWDOLPDJH N
VXEV\VWHP N MIS 5438695
MIS 5451170 N
J2 @DIGITAL INTERFACE
BOARD E
E
J8 @ DIGITAL INTERFACE MIS 5450388 E
J4 (ABC Feedback Signal)
BOARD L
C R&F Table C
P/N 5443244 J6
II Image Chain
MIS 5122285
{ AEC Channel#2 for DSA Camera Head LVDS J1 (To Camera Head)
Pin7-, Pin12+ Ferrite:
AEC Channel#1 for spot MIS 5451171 AEC Feedback Signal
J432 5479710
J1, J2@ Xray APR Console
24VDC @ROOM
AEC INTERFACE
II PWR Imager PCU J4 (Touchscreen LCD)
MIS 5440236 INTERFACE BOARD
D J4 @GENERATOR
MIS 5123315 Gen
D
INTERFACE PWB
Ferrite:
5479713
GND MIS 5124835 COM1
Stud
TB5, TB6@ROOM INTERFACE MIS 5462260 J17

BOARD
J2
Xray Tube J4
RS232
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E 5310219 U
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MIS 5437146 J5 (II Power andControl)
GND
Tube Stator 5479942 To Stator Contrast Adjustment
MIS 5442714 GND GND
Stud Tube Grounding Stud
MIS 5456162 Console Interface Board
MIS 5438694 HV Tank Collimator
CN93
MIS 5436625 CN90 TDSP Board Exposure Hand Switch
To Fan PWR 220VAC Exposure Switch
MIS 336CN
5440237 GND
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J5
MIS 5450222 J442
V Xray Board J332 MIS 5443329 332CN
Mic Vol Ctrl
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Speaker Vol CTRL
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Hospital TB1 Table Electrical 5440086
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Power Distribution
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REVISIONS
ECR NO. DESCRIPTION
MADE
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GE Healthcare China 5444843SCH SHT/CONT ON
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Chapter 9 - Master Interconnect System Map Page 413

Page 414 Section 3.0 - Digital System MIS Map

Chapter 10 - Schematics
Section 1.0
Positioner Table
1.1 Positioning Table Schematics
Chapter 10 - Schematics Page 415

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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SIGNAL NAME
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G24 7 7 G24 Signal Ground
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UP_SIDE_SW 13 13 14 14 DOWN_SIDE_SW 4 5
RIGHT_SIDE_SW 15 16 LEFT_SIDE_SW EMERGENCY_LED 4 ANGLE_LCD_RXD 6 6
15 16
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3 - + 4 3 - + 4 3 - + 4 3 - + 4
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1. THE VARIATION AND VERSION FOR THIS PWA IS

5458763 A.
A A
2. THIS COVER SHEET CONTROLS THE REVISION STATUS
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SHEETS OF THIS DOCUMENT WILL BE AT THE SAME
REVISION ECR/ECO DATE SIGN OFF LEVEL.
1 18-DEC-12 WANG ZHIGUO 3. THIS SCHEMATIC MEETS THE SPECIFICATIONS OF GLOBAL

SCHEMATIC STANDARD GUIDELINES 2299773GSP.
2 10-JUN-13 WANG ZHIGUO
4. ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES FOR BOTH THE SCHEMATIC
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TCK P3 TCK IO_B14 B14 SID_UP_STOP_CPLD TILT_CTRL_OUT_0 P14 IO_P14 IO_R1 R1 SW_CODE<0>
TDO M5 TDO IO_D12 D12 SID_UP_OVER_CPLD TILT_CTRL_OUT_1 P15 IO_P15 IO_P4 P4 SW_CODE<1>
IO_B13 B13 SID_DOWN_STOP_CPLD TILT_CTRL_OUT_2 N13 IO_N13 IO_T2 T2 SW_CODE<2>
VERTICAL_STOP_CPLD D3 IO_D3 IO_C11 C11 TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR_CPLD TUBE_MOVE_CTRL_OUT_0 N14 IO_N14 IO_P5 P5 SW_CODE<3>
VERTICAL_OVER_CPLD C2 IO_C2 IO_A13 A13 DI_TO_CPLD<0> TUBE_MOVE_CTRL_OUT_1 M14 IO_M14 IO_R3 R3 SW_CODE<4>
INCLINE_STOP_CPLD C3 IO_C3 IO_D11 D11 DI_TO_CPLD<1> TUBE_MOVE_CTRL_OUT_2 N15 IO_N15 IO_N5 N5 SW_CODE<5>
INCLINE_OVER_CPLD E3 IO_E3 IO_B12 B12 DI_TO_CPLD<2> M13 IO_M13 IO_R4 R4 SW_CODE<6>
LEVEL_CW_STOP_CPLD D2 E11 DI_TO_CPLD<3> TOP_CTRL_OUT_0 N16 P6 SW_CODE<7>
3V3 CPLD CLOCK 1M LEVEL_CCW_STOP_CPLD E4
IO_D2
IO_E4
IO_E11
IO_A12 A12 DI_TO_CPLD<4> TOP_CTRL_OUT_1 L14
IO_N16
IO_L14
IO_P6
IO_T4 T4 LED_OUT_1<0>
Y1 LEFT_LIMIT_CPLD D1 IO_D1 IO_C10 C10 DI_TO_CPLD<5> COMPRESS_CTRL_OUT_0 M15 IO_M15 IO_N6 N6 LED_OUT_1<1>
RIGHT_LIMIT_CPLD E5 IO_E5 IO_B11 B11 DI_TO_CPLD<6> COMPRESS_CTRL_OUT_1 L13 IO_L13 IO_R5 R5 LED_OUT_1<2>
UP_LIMIT_CPLD E2 IO_E2 IO_D10 D10 DI_TO_CPLD<7> LAMP_SIDE_CPLD M16 IO_M16 IO_M6 M6 LED_OUT_1<3>
DOWN_LIMIT_CPLD F3 IO_F3 IO_A11 A11 TILT_IVT_DO_CPLD MOTOR_RESERVE_MOTOR L12 IO_L12 IO_T5 T5 LED_OUT_1<4>
4 VCC VOUT 3 GCLK_1M UD_RANGE_STOP_CPLD E1 IO_E1 IO_E10 E10 TUBE_IVT_DO_CPLD COMPRESS_LED_CONSOLE L15 IO_L15 IO_P7 P7 LED_OUT_1<5>
R11 F4 IO_F4 IO_B10 B10 SID_IO_OUT1_CPLD SID_MOTOR_OUT_3 L11 IO_L11 IO_R6 R6 LED_OUT_1<6>
1 2 CASSTTE_IN_CPLD F2 IO_F2 IO_C9 C9 TUBE_PITCHING_OP_0_CPLD SID_MOTOR_OUT_2 L16 IO_L16 IO_N7 N7 LED_OUT_1<7>
ENABLE GND MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP_CPLD F5 A10 TUBE_PITCHING_OP_1_CPLD SID_MOTOR_OUT_1 K14 T6
IO_F5 IO_A10 IO_K14 IO_T6
B 2K B
F1 IO_F1 IO_D9 D9 TABLE_EM_SW_CPLD SID_MOTOR_OUT_0 K15 IO_K15 IO_M7 M7 LED_OUT_2<0>

0.125W TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_CPLD F6 B9 RESERVE_1_CPLD TUBE_SPEED_DOWN_MOTOR K13 R7 LED_OUT_2<1>
1MHZ IO_F6 IO_B9 IO_K13 IO_R7
1% TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_CPLD G2 E9 RESERVE_2_CPLD TUBE_SPEED_UP_MOTOR K16 P8 LED_OUT_2<2>
IO_G2 IO_E9 IO_K16 IO_P8
C6 TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_CPLD G3 IO_G3 IO_A9 A9 SID_OPB_150CM_LM_CPLD COMPRESS_DOWN1_MOTOR K12 IO_K12 IO_T7 T7 LED_OUT_2<3>
TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_CPLD G1 IO_G1 IO_A8 A8 SID_OPB_105CM_LM_CPLD SID_MOTOR_OUT_5 J15 IO_J15 IO_N8 N8 LED_OUT_2<4>
TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_CPLD G4 IO_G4 IO_B8 B8 SID_OPB_120CM_LM_CPLD SID_MOTOR_OUT_4 J14 IO_J14 IO_R8 R8 LED_OUT_2<5>
0.1U TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_CPLD H2 IO_H2 IO_E8 E8 RS1_DATA<0> TUBE_LOCK_MOTOR J16 IO_J16 IO_N9 N9 LED_OUT_2<6>
50V TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_CPLD G5 IO_G5 IO_A7 A7 RS1_DATA<1> BUZZER J13 IO_J13 IO_T8 T8 LED_OUT_2<7>
10% SPARE_CONSOLE_CPLD H1 D8 RS1_DATA<2> DO-TO_CONSOLE<0> H16 T9 SW_CODE_COL<0>
IO_H1 IO_D8 IO_H16 IO_T9
COM_UP_CONSOLE_CPLD H3 IO_H3 IO_B7 B7 RS1_DATA<3> DO-TO_CONSOLE<1> H13 IO_H13 IO_R9 R9 SW_CODE_COL<1>
3V3 3V3 COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_CPLD J1 IO_J1 IO_C8 C8 RS1_DATA<4> DO-TO_CONSOLE<2> H15 IO_H15 IO_P9 P9 SW_CODE_COL<2>
H4 A6 H14 T10 SW_CODE_COL<3>
FOOT_CONSOLE_CPLD IO_H4 IO_A6 RS1_DATA<5> DO-TO_CONSOLE<3> IO_H14 IO_T10

XRAY_CONSOLE_CPLD J2 IO_J2 IO_E7 E7 RS1_DATA<6> DO-TO_CONSOLE<4> G16 IO_G16 IO_M10 M10 SW_CODE_COL<4>
SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_CPLD J4 IO_J4 IO_B6 B6 RS1_DATA<7> DO-TO_CONSOLE<5> G12 IO_G12 IO_R10 R10 SW_CODE_COL<5>
SID_MID_CONSOLE_CPLD K1 IO_K1 IO_D7 D7 RS1_ADDR<0> DO-TO_CONSOLE<6> G15 IO_G15 IO_N10 N10 SW_CODE_COL<6>
SID_UP_CONSOLE_CPLD J3 IO_J3 IO_A5 A5 RS1_ADDR<1> DO-TO_CONSOLE<7> G13 IO_G13 IO_T11 T11 SW_CODE_COL<7>
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
R10
R13
R14
R15
TILT_RISE_SIDE_CPLD K2 IO_K2 IO_C7 C7 RS1_ADDR<2> DO-TO_CONSOLE<8> F16 IO_F16 IO_P10 P10

1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
2K R185 TIN TP7

TILT_FALL_SIDE_CPLD K5 IO_K5 IO_B5 B5 RS1_CLOCK DO-TO_CONSOLE<9> G14 IO_G14 IO_R11 R11
2K R45 TIN TP8
L1 IO_L1 IO_E6 E6 RS1_CS DO-TO_CONSOLE<10> F15 IO_F15 IO_M11 M11
2K R186 TIN TP9
J4 TUBE_UP_SIDE_CPLD K4 IO_K4 IO_A4 A4 RS1_RESET DO-TO_CONSOLE<11> F11 IO_F11 IO_T12 T12
2K R46 TIN TP10
TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_CPLD L2 IO_L2 IO_D6 D6 RS1_CH_RD DO-TO_CONSOLE<12> E16 IO_E16 IO_N11 N11
2K R187 TIN TP11
TOP_LEFT_SIDE_CPLD K3 IO_K3 IO_B4 B4 RS1_CH_WR DO-TO_CONSOLE<13> F12 IO_F12 IO_R12 R12
TIN TP12
C C
0.1U
50V 2K R125
TCK 1 1 2 2 10% TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_CPLD M1 IO_M1 IO_C6 C6 RS1_INT DO-TO_CONSOLE<14> E15 IO_E15 IO_P11 P11
C8
TDO 3 3 4 4 EMERGENCY_CPLD L5 IO_L5 IO_C4 C4 ANGLE_LCD_BUSY_CPLD DO-TO_CONSOLE<15> F13 IO_F13 IO_T13 T13
TMS 5 5 6 6 COM_UP_IRC_CPLD M2 IO_M2 IO_C5 C5 AD_SCLK_COL COL-CPLD<0> D16 IO_D16 IO_M12 M12 DA_SYNC_N
7 7 8 8 COM_DOWN_IRC_CPLD L4 IO_L4 IO_B3 B3 AD_CS_N_COL COL-CPLD<1> F14 IO_F14 IO_R13 R13 DA_SCLK
TDI 9 9 10 10 FOOT_IRC_CPLD L3 IO_L3 IO_D5 D5 AD_DIN_COL COL-CPLD<2> D15 IO_D15 IO_N12 N12 DA_DIN
XRAY_IRC_CPLD N1 IO_N1 IO_A2 A2 AD_DOUT_COL COL-CPLD<3> E12 IO_E12 IO_R14 R14 DA_LDAC_N
SID_UP_SIDE_CPLD M4 IO_M4 IO_B1 B1 SDA_E2PROM COL-CPLD<4> D14 IO_D14 IO_P12 P12 AD_CS_N
PIN SID_MID_SIDE_CPLD N2 IO_N2 IO_D4 D4 SCL_E2PROM COL-CPLD<5> E13 IO_E13 IO_T15 T15 AD_SCLK
STRAIGHT SID_DOWN_SIDE_CPLD M3 IO_M3 COL-CPLD<6> C15 IO_C15 IO_R16 R16 AD_DOUT
RIBBON_CABLE_LOW_PROFILE PDU_STATE_CPLD N3 IO_N3 GNDINT<7..0> COL-CPLD<7> C14 IO_C14 IO_P13 P13 AD_DIN
COMPRESS_UP_STOP_CPLD P2 IO_P2 GNDIO<15..0> E14 IO_E14
POWER_RELAY_TIMER_CPLD D13
CPLD CLOCK 10M SYM 1 OF 2
IO_D13
SYM 2 OF 2
3V3
RESERVE NO JOINTING
Y2 3V3
4 VCC VOUT 3 GCLK_RESERVE

R206
1 2
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C30
C31
C32
C33
ENABLE GND
C9
2K
0.125W
10MHZ
1%
D C140 D
REV 2 01July04
0.1U
50V
10%
GE Healthcare
Company Restricted
B Size
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1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3V3
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
CPLD INPUT VOLTAGE CONVERT 5V TO 3.3V
A A
U17
74LVTH244
U19
U15
74LVTH244
74LVTH244 1 OE_N<1>
1 OE_N<1> TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_CPLD
1 OE_N<1> TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_CPLD
UP_LIMIT_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 UP_LIMIT_CPLD TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_CPLD
VERTICAL_STOP_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 VERTICAL_STOP_CPLD
DOWN_LIMIT_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 DOWN_LIMIT_CPLD TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_74 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_CPLD
VERTICAL_OVER_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 VERTICAL_OVER_CPLD
UD_RANGE_STOP_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 UD_RANGE_STOP_CPLD
INCLINE_STOP_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 INCLINE_STOP_CPLD
MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP_74 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP_CPLD 19 OE_N<0>
INCLINE_OVER_74 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 INCLINE_OVER_CPLD
0.125W
R22
19 OE_N<0> TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_74 11 A1<0> Y1<0> 9 TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_CPLD
1K
1%
19 OE_N<0>
0.125W 1K 1%
TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_74 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_CPLD
R20
0.125W
11 9 15 5
R18
SID_OPB_150CM_LM_74 A1<0> Y1<0> SID_OPB_150CM_LM_CPLD SPARE_CONSOLE_74 A3<0> Y3<0> SPARE_CONSOLE_CPLD

LEVEL_CW_STOP_74 11 A1<0> Y1<0> 9 LEVEL_CW_STOP_CPLD
1K
1%
SID_OPB_120CM_LM_74 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 SID_OPB_120CM_LM_CPLD COM_UP_CONSOLE_74 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 COM_UP_CONSOLE_CPLD

LEVEL_CCW_STOP_74 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 LEVEL_CCW_STOP_CPLD
SID_OPB_105CM_LM_74 15 A3<0> Y3<0> 5 SID_OPB_105CM_LM_CPLD
LEFT_LIMIT_74 15 A3<0> Y3<0> 5 LEFT_LIMIT_CPLD
TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_74 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_CPLD
RIGHT_LIMIT_74 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 RIGHT_LIMIT_CPLD
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
B B
U22
U18 74LVTH244
U20
74LVTH244
74LVTH244
1 OE_N<1>
1 OE_N<1> 1 OE_N<1> FOOT_IRC_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 FOOT_IRC_CPLD
COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_CPLD XRAY_IRC_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 XRAY_IRC_CPLD

CASSTTE_IN_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 CASSTTE_IN_CPLD
FOOT_CONSOLE_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 FOOT_CONSOLE_CPLD SID_UP_SIDE_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 SID_UP_SIDE_CPLD
TUBE_UP_SIDE_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 TUBE_UP_SIDE_CPLD
XRAY_CONSOLE_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 XRAY_CONSOLE_CPLD SID_MID_SIDE_74 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 SID_MID_SIDE_CPLD
TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_CPLD
SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_74 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_CPLD
8 12
R24
TOP_LEFT_SIDE_74 A4<1> Y4<1> TOP_LEFT_SIDE_CPLD

19 OE_N<0>
1K 1%
19 OE_N<0> 19 OE_N<0> SID_DOWN_SIDE_74 11 A1<0> Y1<0> 9 SID_DOWN_SIDE_CPLD
1%
0.125W
11 9 13 7
R19
SID_MID_CONSOLE_74 A1<0> Y1<0> SID_MID_CONSOLE_CPLD PDU_STATE_74 A2<0> Y2<0> PDU_STATE_CPLD
TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_74 11 A1<0> Y1<0> 9 TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_CPLD
1K
1%
SID_UP_CONSOLE_74 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 SID_UP_CONSOLE_CPLD COMPRESS_UP_STOP_74 15 A3<0> Y3<0> 5 COMPRESS_UP_STOP_CPLD
0.125W 1K
EMERGENCY_74 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 EMERGENCY_CPLD
0.125W
15 5 17 3
R21
TILT_RISE_SIDE_74 A3<0> Y3<0> TILT_RISE_SIDE_CPLD TUBE_PITCHING_DETECTOR_74 A4<0> Y4<0> TUBE_PITCHING_DETECTOR_CPLD
COM_UP_IRC_74 15 A3<0> Y3<0> 5 COM_UP_IRC_CPLD
TILT_FALL_SIDE_74 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 TILT_FALL_SIDE_CPLD
C COM_DOWN_IRC_74 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 COM_DOWN_IRC_CPLD C
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
U16
U21 U23
74LVTH244
74LVTH244 74LVTH244
1 1 OE_N<1>
OE_N<1> 1 OE_N<1>
2 18 TILT_IVT_DO_74 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 TILT_IVT_DO_CPLD
TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1_74 A1<1> Y1<1> TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<0> 2 A1<1> Y1<1> 18 DI_TO_CPLD<0>
4 16 TUBE_IVT_DO_74 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 TUBE_IVT_DO_CPLD
TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2_74 A2<1> Y2<1> TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<1> 4 A2<1> Y2<1> 16 DI_TO_CPLD<1>
6 14 SID_IO_OUT1_74 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 SID_IO_OUT1_CPLD
SID_MIDDLE_STOP_74 A3<1> Y3<1> SID_MIDDLE_STOP_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<2> 6 A3<1> Y3<1> 14 DI_TO_CPLD<2>
0.125W
8 12 TUBE_PITCHING_OP_0_74 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 TUBE_PITCHING_OP_0_CPLD

SID_UP_STOP_74 A4<1> Y4<1> SID_UP_STOP_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<3> 8 A4<1> Y4<1> 12 DI_TO_CPLD<3>
0.125W 1K 1%
19 19 OE_N<0>
OE_N<0> 19 OE_N<0>
0.125W
R17
11 9
R23
TUBE_PITCHING_OP_1_74 A1<0> Y1<0> TUBE_PITCHING_OP_1_CPLD

1K 1%
1K
1%
11 9 11 9
R25
SID_UP_OVER_74 A1<0> Y1<0> SID_UP_OVER_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<4> A1<0> Y1<0> DI_TO_CPLD<4>

13 7 RESERVE_1_74 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 RESERVE_1_CPLD
SID_DOWN_STOP_74 A2<0> Y2<0> SID_DOWN_STOP_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<5> 13 A2<0> Y2<0> 7 DI_TO_CPLD<5>
15 5
RESERVE_2_74 15 A3<0> Y3<0> 5 RESERVE_2_CPLD
TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR_74 A3<0> Y3<0> TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<6> 15 A3<0> Y3<0> 5 DI_TO_CPLD<6>
17 3
ANGLE_LCD_BUSY 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 ANGLE_LCD_BUSY_CPLD
TABLE_EM_SW_74 A4<0> Y4<0> TABLE_EM_SW_CPLD DI_FROM_CONSOLE<7> 17 A4<0> Y4<0> 3 DI_TO_CPLD<7>
D D
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
VCC=3V3;GND=GND VCC=3V3;GND=GND
REV 2 01July04
GE Healthcare
Company Restricted
B Size
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-190 5458763SCH-3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
LED_DISPLAY
MODE SELECT SWITCH COLLIMATOR WINDOW CONTROL ADJUST SWITCH
3V3 DS2 3V3 DS10
HSMG-C190 LED_OUT_1<7..0> HSMG-C190 LED_OUT_2<7..0>
3V3 3V3
R26 R190
2 1 0 2 1 0
A S1 SW_CODE<7..0>
0
R34 S3 SW_CODE_COL<7..0>
0
R43 475
GREEN
475
GREEN
A
219-04MST 219-04MST 0.125W 0.125W
1% DS3 1% DS11
2K 2K
HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
1 I1 O1 8 0 0.125W 1 I1 O1 8 0 0.125W
1% 1% R27 R191
2 1 1 2 1 1
2 I2 O2 7 1 R35 2 I2 O2 7 1 R44
1 1 475 475
3 I3 O3 6 2 3 I3 O3 6 2 GREEN GREEN
0.125W 0.125W
2K 2K
1% DS4 1% DS12
4 I4 O4 5 3 0.125W 4 I4 O4 5 3 0.125W
HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
1% 1%
R28 R192
R36 R179 2 1 2 2 1 2
S2 2 S4 2
219-04MST 219-04MST 475 475
2K 2K GREEN GREEN
0.125W 0.125W
0.125W 0.125W
1% DS5 1% DS13
1 I1 O1 8 4 1% 1 I1 O1 8 4 1%
HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
R37 R238
2 I2 O2 7 5 3 2 I2 O2 7 5 3 R29 R193
2 1 3 2 1 3
3 I3 O3 6 6 2K 3 I3 O3 6 6 2K
475 475
0.125W 0.125W GREEN GREEN
0.125W 0.125W
4 I4 O4 5 7 1% 4 I4 O4 5 7 1%
1% DS6 1% DS14
R38 R239 HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
4 4
R30 R194
B B
2K 2K 2 1 4 2 1 4
0.125W 0.125W
475 475
1% 1% GREEN GREEN
0.125W 0.125W
R39 R240 1% DS7 1% DS15
5 5 HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
2K 2K R31 R195
0.125W 0.125W 2 1 5 2 1 5
1% 1%
475 475
GREEN GREEN
R40 R241 0.125W 0.125W
6 6 1% 1%
DS8 DS16
2K 2K
HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% R32 R196
2 1 6 2 1 6
R41 R242
7 7 475 475
GREEN GREEN
0.125W 0.125W
2K 2K
1% 1%
0.125W 0.125W
DS9 DS17
1% 1%
HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
C R33
2 1 7
R197
2 1 7
C
475 475
GREEN GREEN
0.125W 0.125W
1% 1%
3V3
U35
24C16
0.125W
R135
0.125W
R136
1K
1%
1K
1%
8 VCC
0.1U
16V
10%
C98
7 WP
SCL_E2PROM 6 SCL SDA 5 SDA_E2PROM
1 NC1
2 NC2
3 NC3 VSS 4
E2PROM STORAGE
D D
REV 2 01July04
GE Healthcare
Company Restricted
B Size
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-191 5458763SCH-4
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3V3
3V3
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C45
10U
C47
C61
U33
1U
TL16C550CPT
RS232 INTERFACE
R139
R141
R142
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
5 RCLK BAUDOUT_N 12 U34
A MAX3232C
A
RS1_CLOCK 14 XIN
15 XOUT RS1_DATA<7..0>
D0 43 0 16 VCC
9 CS0 D1 44 1 2 VP
10 45 2 6 J2
CS1 D2 VN
0.1U
0.1U
C91
16V
10%
16V
10%
3V3 RS1_CS 11 46
C46
C48
CS2_N D3 3
D4 47 4 0.1U 1 C1P
10% 1 1
RS1_ADDR<2..0> 0 28 A0 D5 2 5 16V 3 C1M R202 RS232_T1
C95 2 2 6 6
1 27 A1 D6 3 6 4 C2P ANGLE_LCD_RXD
0.1U RS232_R1 3 3 7 7
2 26 A2 D7 4 7 5 C2M
0 4 4 8 8
R144 16V 10% R203 5 5 9 9
RS1_RXD 7 SIN SOUT 8 11 T1IN T1OUT 14 RS232_T1
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
R199 10 T2IN T2OUT 7 R146

3V3 33 0 33 G1 G1
38 CTS DTR_N 33 RS232_R1 13 R1IN R1OUT 12 RS1_RXD P_GND
0.1W G2 G2
R137
R138
R140
39 DSR_N RTS_N 32 8 R2IN R2OUT 9 0.1W 2%

2% 0
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
40 DCD_N OUT1_N 34
41 31 R200 15
RI_N OUT2_N GND
1K
1%
ANGLE_LCD_TXD PIN
24 ADS_N
RS1_RESET 35 22 STRAIGHT
MR DDIS 0
R145
STD_DENSITY
0.125W
RS1_CH_RD 19 RD1_N TXRDY_N 23
20 RD2 RXRDY_N 29
RS1_CH_WR 16 WR1_N
17 WR2 INTRPT 30 RS1_INT
R143
B 1K B
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
24V TO 5V IO INTERFACE CONVERT
0.125W 1%
U12
MC1489A
R51
24V
3V3 TUBE_PITCHING_LM_0 13 11 TUBE_PITCHING_LM_0_74
IN O
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C34
12
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
R134
R148
R149
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
U12
MC1489A
0
RS1_ADDR<2..0> R52
24V
TUBE_PITCHING_LM_1 1 3 TUBE_PITCHING_LM_1_74
IN O
RESERVE 20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C35
2
NO JOINTING 2K 0.25W 1% R204
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
C J43 C
2K 0.25W 1% R205
24V
ANODE_0 1
2K 0.25W 1% R47 1
CATHODE_0 2 2 U12
TUBE_PITCHING_OP_0 100 COLLECTOR_0 3
R48 3 MC1489A
EMITER_0 4
2K 0.25W 1% R49 4 R198
24V
ANODE_1
24V
5 5 RESERVE_1 4 6 RESERVE_1_74
CATHODE_1 6 6 IN O
TUBE_PITCHING_OP_1 100 COLLECTOR_1 7 20K
R50 7
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
EMITER_1
50V
10%
8
C73
5
8
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
PIN
STRAIGHT
WIRE_TO_BOARD
U12
MC1489A
R201
24V
RESERVE_2 10 8 RESERVE_2_74
IN O
J17 20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
C139
0.1U
50V
10%
9
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
1 1
RESERVE_1 2 2
RESERVE_2 3 3
D D
PIN
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VCC
VCC VCC
VCC
0.1U
16V
10%
C38
R126
C124
0.1U
C129
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
R165
C135
0.1U
16V
10%
332
0.1W 332
1% 0.1W
U24 1%
4.688V U26
8
AD822 4.688V
8
VP
3 AD822
VP
R58 3
R154
A 1
VOUT 2
1 A
R127 VOUT 2
10 R166
VN
0.1U
16V
10%
C42
4.99K 10
VN
C131
0.1U
16V
10%
0.1W 0.1W 4.99K
4
0.1W 0.1W
4
1% 1% 1% 1%
R62
R158
316
316
0.1W
0.1W
1%
1%
U26
U24 1.929V
8
1.929V R153 AD822
VP
R56 AD822 TUBE_ANGLE_H 5
VP
SID_H 5 R168 3V3
R130 7
7 R156 3V3
R60 TUBE_ANGLE_M 143K 6 VOUT
SID_M 143K 6 VOUT 0.1W 100
VN
0.1W 100
VN
1% 143K 0.1W
4
1% 143K 0.1W
4
0.1W 1%
1K R169
1K R170
1K R171
1K R172
0.125W 1%
0.125W 1%
0.125W 1%
0.125W 1%
0.1W 1%
C136
C137
0.1U
50V
10%
35V
10%
1%
1U
1% R160
R64
C127
0.1U
16V
10%
100K R162
0.1U
16V
10%
C36
100K R92 0.1W
0.1W 1%
1% 100K
100K
0.1W
0.1W
B B
C133
1%
C100
1% U32
ADC124S101
16V 2 VA SCLK 10 AD_SCLK

16V
0.1U
0.1U 7 1 AD_CS_N
10% IN1 CS_N
10% 6 IN2
5 IN3 DIN 8 AD_DIN
4 IN4 DOUT 9 AD_DOUT
VCC 3
VCC VCC GND

VCC
0.1U
16V
10%
C39 R128
C125
0.1U
C128
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
R163
C134
0.1U
16V
10%
332
0.1W 332
1% 0.1W J5 J6
U25 1%
4.688V U30
8
AD822 4.688V
8
VP
3 AD822
VP
R59 3 SID_H 1 TUBE_ANGLE_H 1
1 R152 1 1
C VOUT 2 R129
1
VOUT 2
SID_M 2
3
2 TUBE_ANGLE_M 2
3
2 C
10 R164 3 3
VN
0.1U
16V
10%
C43
4.99K 10
VN
C130
0.1U
16V
10%
0.1W 0.1W 4.99K
4
0.1W 0.1W
4
1% 1% 1% 1% PIN PIN
500MW
500MW
STRAIGHT STRAIGHT
10%
2K
10%
2K
WIRE_TO_BOARD WIRE_TO_BOARD
R63
R157
R53
CW
R132
CW
316
316
0.1W
0.1W
1%
U25 1%
1.929V U30
8
R57 AD822 1.929V
8
VP
CON_RES_LR_D+ 5 R150 AD822
VP
R131 CON_RES_UD_D+ 5
7 R167
R61 7
CON1_LR_D 143K 6 VOUT R155
CON1_UD_D 143K 6 VOUT
0.1W 100
VN
0.1W 100
VN
1% 143K 0.1W
4
1% 143K 0.1W
4
0.1W 1%
0.1W 1%
1%
R65 1%
R159
0.1U
16V
10%
C37
100K R42
C126
0.1U
16V
10%
0.1W 100K R161
1% 0.1W
100K 1%
100K
0.1W
0.1W
C102
1%
SID&TUBE ANGLE&COLLIMATOR CONTROL AD INPUT
C132
1%
D D
REV 2 01July04
16V
16V
0.1U
0.1U
10%
10%
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U1
TABLE MOTION LIMIT SW & CASSETTE COMP
U3
MC1489A J8
MC1489A
R66
R76
24V
VERTICAL_STOP_SW 1 3 VERTICAL_STOP_74 UP_LIMIT_74
24V
UP_LIMIT_SW 1 3 J7
IN O 1 1
20K IN O LEFT_LIMIT_SW 2
20K 2
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
3
C49
2
0.125W RESP_CTRL 3
A A
0.1U
50V
10%
1
C63
2
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND RIGHT_LIMIT_SW 4 1
1% 4 VERTICAL_STOP_SW 2
5 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 5 3
UP_LIMIT_SW 6 3
6 LEVEL_CW_STOP 4
7 4
7 5
DOWN_LIMIT_SW 8 5
8 INCLINE_STOP_SW 6
9 6
U1 9
U3 UD_RANGE_STOP 10
MC1489A 10
VERTICAL_OVER_SW MC1489A
R67
R77 PIN
24V
4 6 VERTICAL_OVER_74 DOWN_LIMIT_74
24V
DOWN_LIMIT_SW 4 6 STRAIGHT
IN O PIN
20K IN O WIRE_TO_BOARD
20K STRAIGHT
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C50
5
0.125W RESP_CTRL WIRE_TO_BOARD
0.1U
50V
10%
C64
5
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U1
U3
MC1489A
MC1489A
R68
R78 J12
24V
INCLINE_STOP_SW 10 8 INCLINE_STOP_74 UD_RANGE_STOP_74
24V
UD_RANGE_STOP 10 8
IN O J9
20K IN O
20K 1
0.125W RESP_CTRL 1
0.1U
50V
10%
C51
9
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
INCLINE_OVER_SW 2
C65
9
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 2 1
1% POWER_GROUP=VCC=VCC;GND=GND 3 1
3 CASSTTE_IN_SW 2
VERTICAL_OVER_SW 4 2
4 3 3
B 5 5 B
U3 MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP 6 6
U1 7
MC1489A 7
MC1489A MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP_74 LEVEL_CCW_STOP 8 PIN
R74 MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP 8
R69 STRAIGHT
24V
13 11
24V
INCLINE_OVER_SW 13 11 INCLINE_OVER_74 WIRE_TO_BOARD

IN O
IN O 20K
20K PIN
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C59
12
0.125W RESP_CTRL STRAIGHT
0.1U
50V
10%
C52
12
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND WIRE_TO_BOARD
U4
MC1489A
R79 CASSTTE_IN_SW CASSTTE_IN_74

U2
24V
1 3
MC1489A
IN O
R70 LEVEL_CW_STOP 20K
0.1U
24V
50V
10%
1 3 LEVEL_CW_STOP_74
C60
0.125W RESP_CTRL
2
IN O 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL U4
0.1U
50V
10%
C53
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND MC1489A
R75 SID_OPB_150CM_LM SID_OPB_150CM_LM_74 2K 0.25W 1% R212
24V
4 6
IN O 2K 0.25W 1% R207 J10
C 20K 2K 0.25W 1% R213 C
0.1U
50V
10%
24V
C44
U2 0.125W RESP_CTRL
5
MC1489A 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 2K 0.25W 1% R208 ANODE_2 1 2 CATHODE_2
R214 1 2
24V
R71 SID_OPB_150CM_LM 100 COLLECTOR_2 3 4 EMITER_2
U4 3 4
24V
LEVEL_CCW_STOP 4 6 LEVEL_CCW_STOP_74 ANODE_3 CATHODE_3

MC1489A R211 5 5 6 6
IN O SID_OPB_120CM_LM 100 COLLECTOR_3 7 8 EMITER_3
20K R80 SID_OPB_120CM_LM SID_OPB_120CM_LM_74 7 8
24V
10 8 ANODE_4 9 10 CATHODE_4
0.125W RESP_CTRL 2K 0.25W 1% R209 R215 9 10
0.1U
50V
10%
C54
SID_OPB_105CM_LM 100 COLLECTOR_4 11 12 EMITER_4

1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND IN O 11 12
20K 13 14
13 14
0.125W RESP_CTRL 2K 0.25W 1% R210
0.1U
50V
10%
C62
24V
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
PIN
U2
STRAIGHT
MC1489A
RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD
R72
24V
LEFT_LIMIT_SW 10 8 LEFT_LIMIT_74 U4 MC1489A

IN O R81 SID_OPB_105CM_LM_74
20K
24V
SID_OPB_105CM_LM 13 11
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C55
IN O VCC
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 20K
0.1U
50V
10%
C67
0.125W 12 RESP_CTRL
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U2
MC1489A
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
C57
C58
C66
C40
R73 RIGHT_LIMIT_74
24V
RIGHT_LIMIT_SW 13 11
D IN O
D
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C56
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U5
U7 MC1489A
MC1489A
R82
R97
TABLE SIDE&COMPRESS LM&SID LM&TUBE UNLOCK
24V
TILT_RISE_SIDE_SW TILT_RISE_SIDE_74 XRAY_IRC_SW 10 8XRAY_IRC_74
24V
1 3
IN O
IN O 20K
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
0.1U
50V
10%
50V
10%
C68
C82
9
0.125W RESP_CTRL
2
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND U10
U7 MC1489A
MC1489A R104 SID_UP_OVER_74
U5
24V
R93 PDU_STATE PDU_STATE_74 SID_UP_OVER 4 6
MC1489A
24V
13 11 IN O
R83 TILT_FALL_SIDE_SW TILT_FALL_SIDE_74 20K J351
IN O
A A
24V
4 6 20K 0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C92
5
0.1U
50V
10%
C78
IN O 0.125W RESP_CTRL 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
12
20K
24V
24V
1% 1 1 2 2
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
3 4
C69
5
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 3 4
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND U8 U10 5 6
5 6
MC1489A MC1489A 7 8
U5 7 8
R94 SID_UP_SIDE_74 R105 9 10 LAMP_SIDE
MC1489A 9 10
24V
24V
SID_UP_SIDE_SW 1 3 SID_DOWN_STOP 10 8 SID_DOWN_STOP_74
R84 TILT_RISE_SIDE_SW 11 11 12 12 TILT_FALL_SIDE_SW
TUBE_UP_SIDE_74 IN O IN O
24V
TUBE_UP_SIDE_SW 10 8 20K 20K TUBE_UP_SIDE_SW 13 13 14 14 TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_SW
0.1U
50V
10%
TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_SW 15 16 TOP_LEFT_SIDE_SW
C79
IN O 0.125W RESP_CTRL 0.125W RESP_CTRL 15 16
0.1U
50V
10%
C93
2
9
20K SID_UP_SIDE_SW 17 18 SID_MID_SIDE_SW
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 17 18
0.1U
50V
10%
C70
0.125W RESP_CTRL SID_DOWN_SIDE_SW 19 20 TABLE_EM_SW
9
19 20
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND EMERGENCY_LED 21 22 CONSOLE_EM_SW
21 22
U5 U8 U10 23 24 ANGLE_LCD_BUSY
23 24
MC1489A MC1489A ANGLE_LCD_RXD 25 26 ANGLE_LCD_TXD
MC1489A 25 26
R95 SID_MID_SIDE_SW R106
R85
24V
24V
TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_74 4 6 SID_MID_SIDE_74 TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR 13 11 TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR_74
24V
TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_SW 13 11
IN O IN O
IN O 20K 20K PIN
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL 0.125W RESP_CTRL STRAIGHT
0.1U
0.1U
50V
10%
50V
10%
C75
C80
C96
5
12
0.125W RESP_CTRL
12
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD
0.1U
50V
10%
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U8 VCC
U6 MC1489A J16
MC1489A R96SID_DOWN_SIDE_SW
R86
24V
10 8 SID_DOWN_SIDE_74
24V
TOP_LEFT_SIDE_SW 1 3TOP_LEFT_SIDE_74
IN O 1 1
IN O 20K
24V
20K 2 2
B B
0.1U
50V
10%
C81
0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
C101
0.1U
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
PDU_STATE 3
C71
C89
C90
C94
C97
C99
9
0.125W RESP_CTRL 3
2
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND CR1
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
GBLC05C
U6
U8 PIN
MC1489A
MC1489A STRAIGHT
R87
WIRE_TO_BOARD
24V
TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_SW 4 6 TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_74 R98 COMPRESS_UP_STOP 5V_STAND_OFF

COMPRESS_UP_STOP_74 J20
24V
IN O 13 11
20K
IN O
0.1U
50V
10%
C72
0.125W RESP_CTRL 20K P_GND

5
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 0.125W RESP_CTRL 1 1
0.1U
4.99K
50V
10%
C83
12
0.1W
1% TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR 2 2
R55
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 3
1%
3
VCC
U9
U6 MC1489A
PIN
MC1489A R99 TUBE_PITCHING_DETECTOR TUBE_PITCHING_DETECTOR_74 STRAIGHT
24V
R88 R147 1 3
WIRE_TO_BOARD
24V
EMERGENCY_LED 10 8 EMERGENCY_74 IN O
20K R133 J42
IN O TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1_74
20K 20K 0.125W RESP_CTRL
0.1U
50V
10%
C84
2
0.125W 0.125W RESP_CTRL 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
9
0 J341
0.1U
50V
10%
1% 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND P_GND 1 1
C7
TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1 R151 2 2
U9
C MC1489A 0 P_GND
3
4
3 1
3
1 2 2
P_GND
4
P_GND
TILT_RISE_SIDE_SW
C
4 3 4
R100 R218 5 5 6 TILT_FALL_SIDE_SW
U6 5 5 6
24V
TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1 4 6 TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1_74
MC1489A R216 6 6 7 7 8 8
IN O TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2 TUBE_PITCHING_DETECTOR 7 TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_SW 9 10 TUBE_UP_SIDE_SW
20K 0 7 9 10
R89 8 11 12 TOP_LEFT_SIDE_SW
0.125W RESP_CTRL 8 11 12
0.1U
24V
50V
10%
COM_UP_IRC_SW 13 11COM_UP_IRC_74
C86
5
0 TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_SW 13 14
IN O R217 COM_UP_IRC_SW 15 16 COM_DOWN_IRC_SW
20K TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2_74 15 16
0.125W RESP_CTRL PIN FOOT_IRC_SW 17 17 18 18
0.1U
50V
10%
C76
12
U9
VCC
1% R54 0.1W 0 STRAIGHT XRAY_IRC_SW 19 19 20 20 SID_UP_SIDE_SW
MC1489A SID_DOWN_SIDE_SW 21 22
VCC=VCC;GND=GND WIRE_TO_BOARD 21 22
R101 R219
CR2
SID_MID_SIDE_SW 23 23 24 24 CON_RES_TEMP-
24V
TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2 10 8 TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2_74 GBLC05C

4.99K 1% CON1_LR_TEMP 25 25 26 26 CON_RES_LR_TEMP+
IN O 5V_STAND_OFF CON_RES_TEMP- 27 28 CON1_UD_TEMP
U7 20K 0 27 28
24V
MC1489A 0.125W RESP_CTRL CON_RES_UD_TEMP+ 29 29 30 30
0.1U
50V
10%
C85
24V
R90 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 31 31 32 32
24V
COM_DOWN_IRC_SW 1 3COM_DOWN_IRC_74 J41 P_GND 33 33 34 34

IN O EMERGENCY_LED 35 35 36 36 EMERGENCY_LED
20K U9
24V
24V
37 37 38 38
0.1U
50V
10%
C77
0.125W RESP_CTRL MC1489A COM_LED 39 40 COM_LED

2
39 40
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND R102 SID_MIDDLE_STOP CONSOLE_EM_SW 41 42 CONSOLE_EM_SW
41 42
24V
13 11 SID_MIDDLE_STOP_74
43 43 44 44
IN O 1 2 COMPRESS_UP_STOP 45 46
20K 1 2 45 46
3 4 COMPRESS_UP_OVER RESERVE +12V_GND 47 48 +12V_GND
U7 0.125W RESP_CTRL 3 4 47 48
0.1U
50V
10%
C87
12
MC1489A 1% 5 5 6 6 SID_DOWN_STOP +12V 49 49 50 50 +12V
7 8 SID_DOWN_OVER RESERVE
R91 VCC=VCC;GND=GND 7 8
24V
FOOT_IRC_SW 4 6 FOOT_IRC_74 9 9 10 10 SID_MIDDLE_STOP

D IN O
U10 11 11 12 12 SID_UP_STOP PIN
D
20K MC1489A 13 14 SID_UP_OVER RESERVE
13 14 STRAIGHT
0.1U
50V
10%
C74
0.125W RESP_CTRL R103 SID_UP_STOP

5
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DUAL_ROW_LATCHING
24V
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 1 3 SID_UP_STOP_74
IN O
20K PIN
0.125W RESP_CTRL STRAIGHT
0.1U
50V
10%
C88
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD GE Healthcare

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U28
U11
MC1489A
R115
MC1489A
COM_UP_CONSOLE_74
CONSOLE CONTROL SW COMP
24V
COM_UP_CONSOLE_SW 1 3
R107 R181 NO JOINTING
IN O
24V
TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_SW 1 3TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_74 20K R189NONOJOINTING
JOINTING CON_RES_LR+
IN O 0.125W RESP_CTRL CON1_LR CON_RES_LR_TEMP+
C111
0.1U
50V
10%
2
20K R176 0
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND CON1_LR_TEMP CON_RES_LR_D+
0.125W RESP_CTRL R174 0
C103
0.1U
50V
10%
2
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND CON1_LR_D
A 0 A
0 R182 NO JOINTING
R180 NO JOINTING CON_RES_UD+
CON1_UD
CON_RES_UD_TEMP+
U28 R177 0
MC1489A R175 0 CON1_UD_TEMP CON_RES_UD_D+
U11 CON1_UD_D
R116
MC1489A 0
24V
COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 4 6 COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_74 0
R108
IN O R183
24V
TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_SW 4 6 TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_74 20K NO JOINTING

CON_RES-
IN O 0.125W RESP_CTRL
C112
0.1U
50V
10%
CON_RES_TEMP-
5
20K
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND R178 0
0.125W RESP_CTRL
C104
0.1U
50V
10%
5
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
0
J331
U28
MC1489A
U11 P_GND 1 2 P_GND
R117 1 2
MC1489A
24V
FOOT_CONSOLE_SW 10 8FOOT_CONSOLE_74 3 3 4 4 TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_SW
R109 SPARE_CONSOLE_SW 5 6 TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_SW
IN O 5 6
24V
TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_SW 10 8TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_74 20K TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_SW 7 7 8 8

IN O 0.125W RESP_CTRL
C113
0.1U
50V
10%
TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_SW 9 10TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_SW
9
20K 9 10
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 11 12 TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW
0.125W RESP_CTRL 11 12
C105
0.1U
50V
10%
9
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_SW 13 13 14 14
COM_UP_CONSOLE_SW 15 15 16 16 COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW
FOOT_CONSOLE_SW 17 17 18 18
XRAY_CONSOLE_SW 19 19 20 20 SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW
B B
U28 SID_MID_CONSOLE_SW 21 21 22 22
U11 SID_UP_CONSOLE_SW 23 24 CON_RES_TEMP-
MC1489A 23 24
MC1489A CON1_LR_TEMP 25 26 CON_RES_LR_TEMP+
R118 25 26
R110
24V
TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_74 XRAY_CONSOLE_SW 13 11XRAY_CONSOLE_74 CON_RES_TEMP- 27 27 28 28 CON1_UD_TEMP
24V
TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_SW 13 11
24V
IN O CON_RES_UD_TEMP+ 29 29 30 30
IN O 20K
24V
20K 31 31 32 32
0.125W RESP_CTRL
C114
0.1U
50V
10%
33 34
12
C106
0.1U
50V
10%
12
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND EMERGENCY_LED 35 36 EMERGENCY_LED

24V
24V
37 37 38 38
U29 COM_LED 39 40 COM_LED
39 40
MC1489A CONSOLE_EM_SW 41 42 CONSOLE_EM_SW
41 42
R119 SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_74 43 44
43 44
24V
U27 1 3
45 45 46 46
MC1489A IN O +12V_GND 47 48 +12V_GND
20K 47 48
R111 TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_74 +12V 49 50 +12V
C115
0.1U
24V
50V
10%
TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 1 3
2
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
IN O
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL PIN
C107
0.1U
50V
10%
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND U29 STRAIGHT

MC1489A J18 DUAL_ROW_LATCHING J14
J13 24V
R120 SID_MID_CONSOLE_74
24V
SID_MID_CONSOLE_SW 4 6
C C
24V 24V
IN O 1 1 POWER_RELAY_24V 1 1 1 1
U27 20K 2 2 CONSOLE_EM_SW 2
2 2 2
MC1489A 0.125W RESP_CTRL
C116
0.1U
50V
10%
3 3 3
5
3 3 3
R112 1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND EMERG_SW_RELAY 4 4
24V
TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_SW 4 6 TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_74
IN O
20K PIN PIN
0.125W RESP_CTRL PIN STRAIGHT STRAIGHT
C108
0.1U
50V
10%
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND STRAIGHT WIRE_TO_BOARD FRICTIONLOCK_HEADER

U29
WIRE_TO_BOARD
MC1489A K1
R173 SID_UP_CONSOLE_SW TQ2SA-24V
24V
10 8 SID_UP_CONSOLE_74
U27 IN O
20K EMERG_SW_RELAY 1
MC1489A COILP
0.125W RESP_CTRL
C138
0.1U
50V
10%
10
9
R113 D2 COILN
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
24V
TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_SW 10 8 TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_74 BAV70LT1

IN O TABLE_EM_SW 3 COM<1> CLOSED<1> 2
20K 1 A1 4 POWER_RELAY_24V
OPEN<1>
0.125W RESP_CTRL
C109
0.1U
50V
10%
K 3 EMERG_SW_RELAY TABLE_EM_SW 8 9
9
COM<0> CLOSED<0>
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 2 A2 7 EMERG_SW_RELAY
OPEN<0>
70V
U27
R114
MC1489A EMERGENCY SW LOGIC
24V
SPARE_CONSOLE_SW 13 11 SPARE_CONSOLE_74
D IN O VCC D
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
RESERVE,NO JOINTING
C110
0.1U
50V
10%
12
REV 2 01July04
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
C117
0.1U
C118
0.1U
C119
0.1U
0.1U
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
C41
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Figure 10-196 5458763SCH-9

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Q1
ULN2003A 24V
TABLE MOTOR CONTORL OUTPUT
24V I74
COM 9
BUZZER Q4 R124 P1
A COMPRESS_LED_CONSOLE
MOTOR_RESERVE_MOTOR
1
2
B<6> C<6> 16
15
COM_LED
MOTOR_RESERVE ULN2003A
A
B<5> C<5>
LAMP_SIDE_CPLD 3 14 LAMP_SIDE BUZZER
B<4> C<4> 0
COMPRESS_CTRL_OUT_1 4 B<3> C<3> 13 COMPRESS_UP 0.125W
COMPRESS_CTRL_OUT_0 5 12 COMPRESS_DOWN COM 9 1
B<2> C<2> 1 16 BUZZER_OUT 0% 2
TOP_CTRL_OUT_1 6 11 TOP_RIGHT B<6> C<6>
B<1> C<1> TUBE_MOVE_CTRL_OUT_2 2 15 TUBE_SPARE J15
TOP_CTRL_OUT_0 7 10 TOP_LEFT B<5> C<5>
B<0> C<0> TUBE_MOVE_CTRL_OUT_1 3 14 TUBE_FALL
B<4> C<4>
TUBE_MOVE_CTRL_OUT_0 4 B<3> C<3> 13 TUBE_RISE
E 8 TOP_LEFT 1 1 2 2 TOP_RIGHT
TILT_CTRL_OUT_2 5 B<2> C<2> 12 TILT_SPARE
COMPRESS_DOWN 3 3 4 4 COMPRESS_UP
TILT_CTRL_OUT_1 6 B<1> C<1> 11 TILT_FALL
TILT_RISE 5 5 6 6 TILT_FALL
TILT_CTRL_OUT_0 7 B<0> C<0> 10 TILT_RISE
TILT_SPARE 7 7 8 8 TILT_IVT_DO
TUBE_RISE 9 9 10 10 TUBE_FALL
E 8
TUBE_SPARE 11 11 12 12 TUBE_IVT_DO
24V
24V
13 13 14 14
15 15 16 16
17 17 18 18
Q2 19 20
24V 19 20
ULN2003A VCC COMPRESS_DOWN1 21 22 TUBE_SPEED_UP
21 22
TUBE_SPEED_DOWN 23 23 24 24 SID_IO_IN1
Q3 SID_IO_IN2 25 25 26 26 SID_IO_IN3
COM 9
ULN2003A 24V SID_IO_IN4 27 27 28 28 SID_IO_IN5
COMPRESS_DOWN1_MOTOR 1 B<6> C<6> 16 COMPRESS_DOWN1
SID_IO_IN6 29 29 30 30 SID_IO_OUT1
TUBE_SPEED_UP_MOTOR 2 B<5> C<5> 15 TUBE_SPEED_UP
31 31 32 32 TUBE_LOCK
TUBE_SPEED_DOWN_MOTOR 3 B<4> C<4> 14 TUBE_SPEED_DOWN
C123
0.1U
50V
10%
COM 9 MOTOR_RESERVE 33 33 34 34
SID_MOTOR_OUT_0 4 B<3> C<3> 13 SID_IO_IN1 POWER_RELAY_TIMER_CPLD POWER_RELAY_TIMER
1 B<6> C<6> 16
SID_MOTOR_OUT_1 5 B<2> C<2> 12 SID_IO_IN2
B 2 B<5> C<5> 15 B

3 B<4> C<4> 14 PIN
4 B<3> C<3> 13 STRAIGHT
TUBE_LOCK_MOTOR 5 B<2> C<2> 12 TUBE_LOCK RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD
E 8
E 8
U31
MC1489A
R121
24V
TILT_IVT_DO 13 11 TILT_IVT_DO_74
IN O
20K D3
0.125W RESP_CTRL BAV70LT1
POWER_ON ORDER CONTROL&EMERGENCY SWITCH CONTROL
12
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
1 A1
C120
0.1U
50V
10%
K 3
2 A2
K3
TQ2SA-24V 70V
U31 24V
C MC1489A 1 COILP
C
R122 POWER_RELAY_TIMER 10 COILN
24V
TUBE_IVT_DO 1 3 TUBE_IVT_DO_74 K4 K5
IN O 3 COM<1> CLOSED<1> 2 TQ2SA-24V TQ2SA-24V
20K 4
OPEN<1>
0.125W RESP_CTRL TABLE_EM_SW 8 9
2
COM<0> CLOSED<0>
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND 7 1 TABLE_EM_SW 1
OPEN<0> COILP COILP
C121
0.1U
50V
10%
10 COILN 10 COILN
TABLE_EM_SW 3 COM<1> CLOSED<1> 2 3 COM<1> CLOSED<1> 2
OPEN<1> 4 OPEN<1> 4
TABLE_EM_SW 8 COM<0> CLOSED<0> 9 8 COM<0> CLOSED<0> 9 EMERGENCY_LED
U31 7 POWER_RELAY+ 7
OPEN<0> OPEN<0>
MC1489A
R123
24V
SID_IO_OUT1 4 6 SID_IO_OUT1_74
IN O
20K
0.125W RESP_CTRL
5
1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
C122
0.1U
50V
10%
J3
U31
MC1489A POWER_RELAY+
R184 1 1
TABLE_EM_SW TABLE_EM_SW_74
10 8 2 2
D 20K
IN O 3 3 D
0.125W RESP_CTRL
9
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1% VCC=VCC;GND=GND
PIN
STRAIGHT
WIRE_TO_BOARD
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A A
24V 24V POWER_ON LED POWER IN INTERFACE WITH XRAY BOARD

24V J11
J1
R2 R4
CONN1X4_MATE_N_LOK DI_FROM_CONSOLE<0> 1 2 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<1>
1 2
1 1 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<2> 3 3 4 4 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<3>
2K 2K G24V 2 1 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<4> 5 6 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<5>
2 5 6
0.125W 0.125W DS1 3 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<6> 7 8 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<7>
3 7 8
1% 1% HSMG-C190
VCC
4 4 DO-TO_CONSOLE<15..0> 0 9 9 10 10 1 DO-TO_CONSOLE<15..0>
R3 R5 2 11 11 12 12 3
2 1 4 13 13 14 14 5
4
PIN 6 15 15 16 16 7
2K 2K 8 17 18 9
GREEN STRAIGHT 17 18
0.125W 0.125W 10 19 20 11
MATE_N_LOK 19 20
1% 1% 12 21 22 13
21 22
14 23 23 24 24 15
COL-CPLD<7..0> 0 25 25 26 26 1 COL-CPLD<7..0>
2 27 27 28 28 3 NO JOINTING
4 29 30 5 R236
29 30
B 6 31 31 32 32 7 DA_LDAC_N B
TP2 TP3 DA_SYNC_N 33 34 DA_SCLK 0

33 34
24V VCC R231 DA_DIN 35 36 R237
NO JOINTING 35 36
TIN TIN CON_RES_LR+ CON1_LR 37 37 38 38 CON1_UD CON_RES-
0 39 40 0
R1 R8 39 40
R230 COL_FED_LR_AD 41 42 COL_FED_UD_AD
41 42
COL_LR_AD 43 43 44 44 NO JOINTING
2K 2K R232
VCC
VCC
45 45 46 46
0.125W 0.125W 0
100U
100U
47 48 CON_RES_UD+
35V
20%
35V
20%
47 48
C1
C2
1% 1% 49 50 0
49 50
TP0 R233
R6 COL_UD_AD
0
TIN PIN
R9 STRAIGHT
0
0.125W
R7
G24V 0% 2K
0.125W
0 1%
0.125W
0%
C C
MH1 MH2 MH3 MH4

MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00
P_GND
D D
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Figure 10-198 5458763SCH-11

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
COLLMIATOR CONTROL&FEEDBACK SIGNAL AD INPUT

3V3
3V3
B B
1K R220
1K R221
1K R222
1K R223
0.125W 1%
0.125W 1%
0.125W 1%
0.125W 1%
C141
C142
0.1U
50V
10%
35V
10%
1U
K 3
K 3
BAV70LT1
BAV70LT1
70V
70V
U36
1 A1
2 A2
1 A1
2 A2
ADC124S101
D4
D5
2 VA SCLK 10 AD_SCLK_COL
R224
COL_FED_UD_AD R225 7 IN1 CS_N 1 AD_CS_N_COL
COL_FED_LR_AD R226 6 IN2
COL_UD_AD 100 5 8 AD_DIN_COL
R227 IN3 DIN
COL_LR_AD 0.1W 100 4 9 AD_DOUT_COL
IN4 DOUT
1% 100 0.1W
0.1W 1% 100 3
GND
1% 0.1W
0.125WC143
0.1U
C145
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
500MW
1%
C C
10%
500MW
1K
0.125W
R234
R235
10%
1K
1K
1%
1K
1%
R229
CW
C144
0.1U
C146
0.1U
R228
16V
10%
16V
10%
CW
D D
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3 4 5 6 7 8
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1 2 3 4

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ent.
Figure 10-200 5444620SCH-1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A J6 A
TOP_LEFT 1 1 2 2 TOP_RIGHT
COMPRESS_UP 3 3 4 4 COMPRESS_DOWN
TILT_RISE 5 5 6 6 TILT_FALL
TILT_SPARE 7 7 8 8 TILT_INVERTER_DO
MATE_N_LOK
TUBE_UP 9 9 10 10 TUBE_DOWN
STRAIGHT
TUBE_SPARE 11 11 12 12 TUBE_INVERTER_DO
24V
PIN
13 14
24V
13 14
15 15 16 16
1
2
17 17 18 18 24V_ISOLATION
J8
19 19 20 20
21 22
1
2
21 22
23 23 24 24 SID_IO IN1
SID_IO IN2 25 25 26 26 SID_IO IN3
SID_IO IN4 27 27 28 28 SID_IO IN6
SID_IO IN7 29 29 30 30 SID_IO OUT1 C1
SID_IO OUT2 31 31 32 32 TUBE_LOCK K6
33 33 34 34 G2RL-1A DC24
1000U
63V
PIN 20%
STRAIGHT
RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD R7
MATE_N_LOK
B STRAIGHT B
4.7K
PIN
0.25W
1%
4 3 2 2
1 1
24V
1
TUBE_LOCK 5 J9
R8
10W
51
5%
DSS10-01A
100V
D4
C C
MH1 MH2 MH3 MH4

MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00
P P P P
D D
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-201 5444620SCH-2
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
R20
6.81K
R11 U2
0.125W
TCMT4100
24V 1%
6.81K
U3 R21
0.125W 1 16 TILT_INVERTER_+24V
TCMT4100
24V 1%
6.81K
R12
1 16 TUBE_INVERTER_+24V 0.125W
R1
1%
A 6.81K
TILT_RISE 2 15 TILT_INVERTER_DI0 A
0.125W 20K
R4
TUBE_UP 1% 2 15 TUBE_INVERTER_DI0 0.125W
1%
R22
20K
0.125W
1% 6.81K
U2
0.125W
R13 TCMT4100
24V 1%
R23
6.81K 3 14
U3
0.125W
TCMT4100
24V 1% 6.81K
0.125W
R14 R2
3 14 TILT_FALL 1% 4 13 TILT_INVERTER_DI1
6.81K 20K
0.125W 0.125W
R5
TUBE_DOWN 1% 4 13 TUBE_INVERTER_DI1 1%
20K
R24
0.125W
1%
6.81K
R15 U2
0.125W
TCMT4100
1%
B 24V B
6.81K
U3 R25
0.125W 5 12
TCMT4100
24V 1%
6.81K
R16
5 12 0.125W
R3
TILT_SPARE 1% 6 11 TILT_INVERTER_DI2 TILT_INVERTER_G24
6.81K
0.125W 20K
R6
TUBE_SPARE 1% 6 11 TUBE_INVERTER_DI2 TUBE_INVERTER_G24 0.125W
1%
20K
0.125W
1%
J4
1 1 2 2TILT_INVERTER_DO
C
TILT & UP/DOWN INVERTER CONTROL TILT_INVERTER_DI0
TILT_INVERTER_DI2
TILT_INVERTER_G24
3
5
7
9
3
5
7
4
6
8
4TILT_INVERTER_DI1
6TILT_INVERTER_+24V
8
10 C
9 10
PIN
STRAIGHT
J5
1 1 2 2TUBE_INVERTER_DO
TUBE_INVERTER_DI0 3 3 4 4TUBE_INVERTER_DI1
TUBE_INVERTER_DI2 5 5 6 6TUBE_INVERTER_+24V
TUBE_INVERTER_G24 7 7 8 8
9 9 10 10
PIN
STRAIGHT
D RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD D
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-202 5444620SCH-3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
K1
24V G6B_2114P_US24VDC
TOP_LEFT
8
1
COILP
J1 TOP & SID & COMPRESS MOTOR CONTORL
COILN
220VAC 1 1
A TOP_MOTOR1- 3
6
OPEN1 OPEN2 4
5
0VAC 110VAC
0VAC
2
3
2 A
CLOSED1 CLOSED2 3
4 4
P
PIN
STRAIGHT R30
MATE_N_LOK
K2 R38
24V 6.81K
G6B_2114P_US24VDC U1
0.125W
TCMT4100
1% 6.81K
U4
8 0.125W
COILP R31 R34 TCMT4100
1%
24V
TOP_RIGHT 1 COILN 1 16 ENABLE INPUT[IN1]
R39 R46
6.81K 100
24V
TOP_MOTOR2- 3 OPEN1 OPEN2 4 0VAC J2 1 16 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN6]
6 5 0.125W 1% 0.125W
CLOSED1 CLOSED2
SID_IO IN1 2 15 1% SIGNAL GROUND 6.81K 100
220VAC 1 0.125W 1% 0.125W
1
TOP_MOTOR1- 2 SID_IO IN6 2 15 1% SIGNAL GROUND
2 R32
TOP_MOTOR2- 3 3
6.81K
U1 R40
0.125W
K3 PIN TCMT4100
24V 1%
G6B_2114P_US24VDC STRAIGHT
6.81K
MATE_N_LOK R33 R35 U4
0.125W
B B
24V
3 14 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN2] TCMT4100
8 1%
COILP
COMPRESS_UP 1 6.81K 100
COILN R41 R47
0.125W 1% 0.125W
24V
3 14 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN7]
COMPRESS_MOTOR1- 3 4 0VAC SID_IO IN2 4 13 1% SIGNAL GROUND
OPEN1 OPEN2
6 5 6.81K 100
CLOSED1 CLOSED2
0.125W 1% 0.125W
R26
SID_IO IN7 4 13 1% SIGNAL GROUND
6.81K
U1
0.125W
J3 TCMT4100
1%
K5 R27 R36
24V
24V G6B_2114P_US24VDC 110VAC 1 1 5 12 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN3]
COMPRESS_MOTOR1- 2 2
COMPRESS_MOTOR2- 3 6.81K 100
3
8 0.125W 1% 0.125W
COILP R48
COMPRESS_DOWN 1 SID_IO IN3 6 11 1% SIGNAL GROUND
COILN R42
PIN
COMPRESS_MOTOR2- 3 4 0VAC 6.81K
OPEN1 OPEN2 STRAIGHT U4
6 5 100 0.125W
CLOSED1 CLOSED2 MATE_N_LOK R28 TCMT4100
0.125W 1% 1%
5V-ACJ
R43 R49
C 6.81K 5 12 C
24V
U1
0.125W
TCMT4100
1% 100 6.81K
0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
R29 R37
24V
7 10 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN4] PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT[OUT1] 6 11 SID_IO OUT1
6.81K 100
D1 R50
0.125W 1% 0.125W
BAV70LT1 R44
SID_IO IN4 8 9 1% SIGNAL GROUND
TOP_LEFT 1 A1 6.81K
U4
K 3 100 0.125W
24V
TCMT4100
TOP_RIGHT 2 A2 0.125W 1% 1%
5V-ACJ
R45 R51
70V 7 10
24V
D2 J7
BAV70LT1
100 6.81K
COMPRESS_UP 1 A1 ENABLE INPUT[IN1] 1 2 SIGNAL GROUND 0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
1 2
K 3 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN2] 3 4 SIGNAL GROUND 8 9 SID_IO OUT2
24V
3 4 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT[OUT2]
COMPRESS_DOWN 2 A2 PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN3] 5 5 6 6 SIGNAL GROUND
PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN4] 7 7 8 8 SIGNAL GROUND
70V PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN6] 9 10 SIGNAL GROUND
9 10
PROGRAMMABLE INPUT[IN7] 11 11 12 12 SIGNAL GROUND
PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT[OUT1] 13 14
5V-ACJ
13 14
D3 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT[OUT2] 15 15 16 16
BAV70LT1 17 17 18 18
19 19 20 20
D 1 A1
K 3
D
24V
TUBE_LOCK 2 A2 PIN
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STRAIGHT
70V
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Figure 10-203 5444620SCH-4
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1.5 Xray Board (5440559)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
GENERAL NOTES:
REVISION ECR/ECO DATE SIGN OFF 1. THE VARIATION AND VERSION FOR THIS PWA IS
A 1 18-DEC-12 WANG ZHIGUO 5440559 A. A
2 2. THIS COVER SHEET CONTROLS THE REVISION STATUS
OF THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT. THE REVSION OF ALL
SHEETS OF THIS DOCUMENT WILL BE AT THE SAME
LEVEL.
3. THIS SCHEMATIC MEETS THE SPECIFICATIONS OF GLOBAL

SCHEMATIC STANDARD GUIDELINES 2299773GSP.
4. ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES FOR BOTH THE SCHEMATIC

REVIEWERS AND APPROVER(S) CAN BE FOUND WITHIN
MY WORKSHOP.

B B
C C
D D
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1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-204 5440559SCH-1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
COLLIMATOR MOTOR DRIVE CIRCUIT COLLIMATOR CONTROL CHANNEL SWITCH

VCC +12V
-12V U2
+12V DG408
C14 -12V +12V
+12V
0.125W
R49
13 VP
1K
A 10000P
50V C
3 VN A
BAS116
B 2
75V
EN
Q1 COL-CPLD<2..0> 0 1
R17 R22 A0
D9
MJD31C 1 16
R29 E A1
MOT_UD+ 2 15 A2
2MEG 1MEG +12V
0.125W 0.125W 10K COL_FED_UD 4 8 UD_CONTROL
S1 D
0.125W COL_UD 5
R35 S2
BAS116
TP1
+12V 6
75V
R13 CON1_UD S3
UD_CONTROL 7
4
DIGITAL_CTRL_UD
TIN
S4
D5
AR1 1K
VCC
12 S5
20K LM324 0.125W
BAS116
D3
10 R27 11 S6
BAS116
0.125W
0.1U
75V
50V
8 10
C12
75V
S7
9 VOUT R36 9 S8 GND 14
D1
49.9
TP2
GND
R14
COL_FED_UD 0.125W
TIN
BAS116
1K VCC -12V +12V
75V
11
U13
20K -12V 0.125W
R18 R23 DG408
D6
0.125W -12V +12V
R30
0.125W
R50
2MEG 1MEG MOT_UD- 13 VP
1K
0.125W 0.125W -12V
3 VN
C16 10K E
BAS116
0.125W B 2
75V
EN
Q2 COL-CPLD<5..3> 1
D10
3 A0
MJD32C
B 10000P
C 4 16 A1 B
50V 5 15 A2
-12V
COL_FED_LR 4 S1 D 8 LR_CONTROL
-12V COL_LR 5 S2
C15 +12V CON1_LR 6 S3
DIGITAL_CTRL_LR 7 S4
+12V 12 S5
10000P 11 S6
50V C 10 S7
BAS116
B 9 14
75V
S8 GND
Q3
D11
R20 R25
MJD31C
R31 E
MOT_LR+
2MEG 1MEG +12V
0.125W 0.125W 10K +12V
+12V 0.125W -12V
BAS116
VCC
75V
R15 U3
COL_FED_LR -12V +12V DG409
4
D7
AR1
20K VCC LM324
BAS116
D4
5 R28
BAS116
0.125W
0.1U
75V
50V
7 14
C13
75V
VP
0.125W
R60
6 VOUT 3 VN
C C
1K
D2
49.9
GND
R16
LR_CONTROL 0.125W 2 EN
BAS116
75V
11
20K -12V COL-CPLD<6> 1

R21 R24 A0
D8
0.125W COL-CPLD<7> 16 A1
R32
2MEG 1MEG MOT_LR- CON_RES_UD1 4 8CON_RES_UD+
-12V S1A DA
0.125W 0.125W CON_RES_UD2 5
E S2A
C17 10K CON_RES_UD3 6 S3A
BAS116
0.125W B 7
75V
S4A
Q4
D12
+12V 10000P MJD32C CON_RES_LR1 13 9CON_RES_LR+
C S1B DB
50V CON_RES_LR2 12 S2B
+12V CON_RES_LR3 11 S3B
-12V 10 S4B GND 15
R11 R19 -12V
COL_RES+
3.16K 49.9
0.125W 0.125W
VR9 R56
R12 R26 R34
CW CON_RES_UD1 CW CON_RES_LR1 R33 R37
COL_RES-
3.16K 15.8K 5K 500MW 15.8K 5K 500MW
0.125W 0.1W 0.1W 49.9 3.16K
0.1% VR10 0.1% R57 0.125W 0.125W
D CW CON_RES_UD2 CW CON_RES_LR2
D
R51 R38
-12V
REV 2 01July04
5K 500MW 5K 500MW CON_RES- -12V
VR11 R58 2.37K 3.16K
CW CON_RES_UD3 CW CON_RES_LR3 0.125W 0.125W
1% GE Healthcare
5K 500MW 5K 500MW Company Restricted
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1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-205 5440559SCH-2
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VCC
POWER LED
+12V
DS1
HSMG-C190
+12V POWER INPUT
A R1
2 1 +12V
+12V A
+12V
1K
GREEN
0.125W
R45
0.125W +12V
R47
1K
TIN
1%
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
100U
50V
50V
50V
50V
C18
C20
C22
C24
C26
35V
20%
R41 J1
TP3
R2
0
TIN
0.125W 1K 1
R42 1
0.125W
R46
1K 0.125W 2
TP0
2
1K
0.125W 3 3
1% 1K 4 4
0.125W
HSMG-C190
DS2
-12V
PIN
GREEN
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
100U
50V
50V
50V
50V
C19
C21
C23
C25
C27
35V
20%
-12V STRAIGHT
MATE_N_LOK
VCC
1
100U
-12V
35V
20%
C1
-12V
B P_GND B
MH1 MH2 MH3 MH4

MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00
P_GND CR5 CR7 CR9

CR1 CR3 GBLC12C GBLC12C GBLC12C
GBLC12C GBLC12C 12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF
12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF
C J82
C
MOT_LR+ 7 7 1 1 COL_RES-
MOT_LR- 8 8 2 2 COL_RES+
MOT_UD+ 9 9 3 3 COL_FED_UD
MOT_UD- 10 10 4 4 COL_FED_LR
11 11 5 5 COL_LR
12 12 6 6 COL_UD
(MOT_COM)
SOCKET
STRAIGHT
DUAL_ROW
CR2 CR4 CR6 CR8 CR10

GBLC12C GBLC12C GBLC12C GBLC12C GBLC12C
12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF 12V_STAND_OFF
D D
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P_GND COLLIMATOR DRIVE INTERFACE
GE Healthcare
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B Size
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-206 5440559SCH-3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
INTERFACE WITH TABLE BOARD

DI-CPLD<7..0> J11 DI-CPLD<7..0>
0 1 1 2 2 1
2 3 3 4 4 3
4 5 5 6 6 5
DO-CPLD<15..0> 6 7 7 8 8 7 DO-CPLD<15..0>
0 9 9 10 10 1
A 2
4
11
13
11 12 12
14
3
5
A
13 14
6 15 15 16 16 7
8 17 17 18 18 9
10 19 19 20 20 11
12 21 21 22 22 13
COL-CPLD<7..0> 14 23 23 24 24 15 COL-CPLD<7..0>
0 25 25 26 26 1 R59
2 27 27 28 28 3 DA_LDAC_N
RESERVE 4 29 29 30 30 5
6 31 32 7 0
R43 NO JOINTING 31 32
CON_RES_LR+ DA_SYNC_N 33 34 DA_SCLK 0.125W
33 34 R52
DA_DIN 35 36 +0.05 CON_RES-
35 36
0 CON1_LR 37 38 CON1_UD
R44 37 38 RESERVE
COL_LR_AD 0.125W 39 40 0
39 40 NO JOINTING
+0.05 COL_FED_LR_AD 41 42 COL_FED_UD_AD 0.125W
41 42
0 +0.05
VCC
VCC
43 43 44 44
0.125W 45 46
45 46 R54
+0.05 47 48 CON_RES_UD+
47 48
49 49 50 50 RESERVE
0
NO JOINTING
0.125W
+0.05
PIN
STRAIGHT
RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD R53
COL_UD_AD
B B
0
0.125W
+0.05
R61 R63
1K 1K
0.125W 0.125W
1% 1%
VCC
-12V
-12V
4
0.1U
VN
16V
10%
C31
10U
C30
VOUT
2
DIGITAL_CTRL_UD
C COLLIMATOR DRIVE DAC CIRCUIT 3

1
C
VP
U14 AD822
U15
8
AD5322
+12V
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
+12V
C39
C41
VR4
1U
AD586
2 VDD
8 NOISE_REDUCTION VOUT 6 4 VREFA VOUTA 5
+12V
+12V 2 VIN TRIM 5 3 VREFB VOUTB 6

GND 4
DA_SYNC_N 7 SYNC_N
+12V
16V
10%
DA_SCLK 8 +12V
C28
SCLK
1U
16V
10%
DA_DIN 9
C29
5V DIN
1U
DA_LDAC_N 1 LDAC_N GND 10 U15
8
AD822
VP
5
7 DIGITAL_CTRL_LR
6 VOUT
VN
4
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C38
C40
1U
-12V
-12V
R62 R64
1K 1K
0.125W 0.125W
D 1% 1%
D
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Figure 10-207 5440559SCH-4
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DIFFERENCE INTERFACE WITH TDSP BOARD U8 REC_DA<7..0>

U1 DS26C32A
J332
DS26C32A
REC_DA<7..0>
REC_DB<7..0> GND12 EN_N 1 1 2 2
VCC
REC_DA<7..0> GND12 EN_N 4 EN 1 3 3 4 4 0
VCC
4 EN DI-CPLD<7..4> R3 3 5 5 6 6 2
DI-CPLD<3..0> 7 1 INN<3> 7 5 7 7 8 8 4
7 1 INN<3> 6 2 INP<3> O<3> 3 7 7 9 9 10 10 6
100
A 6
5
2
15
INP<3> O<3> 3 3 5
4
15
14
INN<2>
13 6
6 0
2
11
13
11 12 12
14
1
3
A
INN<2> INP<2> O<2> R4 13 14
4 14 INP<2> O<2> 13 2 3 7 INN<1> 5 4 15 15 16 16 5
3 7 INN<1> 2 6 INP<1> O<1> 5 5 6 17 17 18 18 7
2 6 5 1 1 9 4 100 8 19 20 9
INP<1> O<1> INN<0> 19 20
1 9 INN<0> 0 10 INP<0> O<0> 11 4 R5 10 21 21 22 22 11
0 10 INP<0> O<0> 11 0 3 12 23 23 24 24 13
14 25 25 26 26 15
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 2 100 16 27 27 28 28 17
VCC=VCC;GND=GND R6 18 29 29 30 30 19
1 20 31 31 32 32 21
U9 22 33 33 34 34 23
U4 DS26C31T 0 100 24 35 35 36 36 25
DS26C31T 26 37 37 38 38 27
28 39 39 40 40 29
EN_N 12 GND 30 41 41 42 42 31
VCC
EN_N 12 GND TRA_DB<7..0> EN 4 43 43 44 44
VCC
TRA_DA<7..0> EN 4 DO-CPLD<15..0> 45 45 46 46
DO-CPLD<15..0> 7 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 3 47 47 48 48
7 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 3 6 3 OUTN_N<3> 49 49 50 50
6 3 OUTN_N<3> 5 6 OUTP<2> I<2> 7 2 REC_DB<7..0>
5 6 OUTP<2> I<2> 7 2 4 5 OUTN_N<2>
4 5 OUTN_N<2> 3 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 1 PIN
3 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 1 2 11 OUTN_N<1> R7 STRAIGHT
2 11 OUTN_N<1> 1 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 0 7 DUAL_ROW_LATCHING
1 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 0 0 13 OUTN_N<0>
B 0 13 OUTN_N<0> 6 100 TRA_DA<31..0> B
R8
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 5
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U10 4 100
U5 DS26C31T R9 REC_DB<7..0>
DS26C31T 3
J342
EN_N 12 GND 2 100
VCC
EN_N 12 GND TRA_DB<15..8> EN 4 R10 1 1 2 2
VCC
TRA_DA<15..8> EN 4 1 1 3 3 4 4 0
15 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 7 3 5 5 6 6 2
15 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 7 14 3 OUTN_N<3> 0 100 5 7 7 8 8 4

14 3 OUTN_N<3> 13 6 OUTP<2> I<2> 7 6 7 9 9 10 10 6
13 6 OUTP<2> I<2> 7 6 12 5 OUTN_N<2> 0 11 11 12 12 1
12 5 OUTN_N<2> 11 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 5 2 13 13 14 14 3
11 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 5 10 11 OUTN_N<1> 4 15 15 16 16 5
10 11 OUTN_N<1> 9 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 4 6 17 17 18 18 7
9 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 4 8 13 OUTN_N<0> 8 19 19 20 20 9
8 13 OUTN_N<0> 10 21 21 22 22 11
12 23 23 24 24 13
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 14 25 25 26 26 15
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 16 27 27 28 28 17
C U11 18 29 29 30 30 19 C
U6 DS26C31T 20 31 31 32 32 21
DS26C31T 22 33 33 34 34 23
24 35 35 36 36 25
EN_N 12 GND VCC 26 37 37 38 38 27
VCC
EN_N 12 GND TRA_DB<23..16> EN 4 28 39 39 40 40 29
VCC
TRA_DA<23..16> EN 4 30 41 41 42 42 31
23 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 11 43 43 44 44
23 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 11 22 3 OUTN_N<3> 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 45 45 46 46
6 7 47 48
C10
22 3 OUTN_N<3> 21 OUTP<2> I<2> 10 47 48
C2
C4
C6
C8
21 6 OUTP<2> I<2> 7 10 20 5 OUTN_N<2> 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 49 49 50 50
20 5 OUTN_N<2> 19 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 9
19 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 9 18 11 OUTN_N<1>
18 11 OUTN_N<1> 17 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 8 PIN
17 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 8 16 13 OUTN_N<0> STRAIGHT
16 13 OUTN_N<0> DUAL_ROW_LATCHING
VCC=VCC;GND=GND TRA_DB<31..0>
VCC=VCC;GND=GND U12 VCC
U7 DS26C31T
DS26C31T
EN_N 12 GND 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U

VCC
12 GND TRA_DB<31..24> 4
C11
EN_N EN
C3
C5
C7
C9
VCC
TRA_DA<31..24> EN 4 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V

31 2 OUTP<3> I<3> 1 15
D 31
30
2
3
OUTP<3> I<3> 1 15 30 3
6
OUTN_N<3>
7 14
D
OUTN_N<3> 29 OUTP<2> I<2>
29 6 OUTP<2> I<2> 7 14 28 5 OUTN_N<2>
REV 2 01July04
28 5 OUTN_N<2> 27 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 13
27 10 OUTP<1> I<1> 9 13 26 11 OUTN_N<1>
26 11 OUTN_N<1> 25 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 12
25 14 OUTP<0> I<0> 15 12 24 13 OUTN_N<0>
24 13 OUTN_N<0> GE Healthcare
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VCC=VCC;GND=GND
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-208 5440559SCH-5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
+12V COLLIMATOR CONTROL AND FEEDBACK SIGNAL TO TABLE BOARD

+12V +12V
4
AR2
VCC
R48 +12V
LM324
A A
VCC
3
4
R68
AR3
VCC
1 R72
2K LM324
VCC
2 VOUT 3 R76
0.125W 10K
GND
1
1% 0.125W 2K 2 VOUT
0.125W
R80
1% 0.125W 10K
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
GND
C32
C34
11
1K
-12V 1% 0.125W
0.125W
R88
1%
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
-12V
C35
C37
11
1K
-12V
-12V
+12V
+12V
+12V +12V +12V
+12V +12V
4
AR2
VCC
+12V
4
R55
LM324 AR2
VCC
COL_FED_UD 5
4
R69
LM324 AR3
VCC
7 10
4
R73
2K LM324 AR3
VCC
6 VOUT 8 COL_FED_UD_AD COL_FED_LR 5 R77
0.125W 10K LM324
GND
9 VOUT 7 10
1% 0.125W 2K
0.1U
16V
10%
GND
6 8 COL_FED_LR_AD
C33
VOUT
1% 0.125W 10K
GND
9 VOUT
11
1% 0.125W
0.1U
16V
10%
GND
-12V
C36
11
-12V 1%
11
11
-12V
-12V
B -12V -12V -12V B
R70 R71
-12V
R78 R79
10K 10K
0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 10K 10K
0.125W 0.125W
1% 1%
+12V
+12V +12V
+12V
4
AR5
VCC
R67
LM324
VCC
10
4
R82
AR4
VCC
8 R86
2K LM324
VCC
9 VOUT 12 R90
0.125W 10K
GND
14
1% 0.125W 2K 13 VOUT
0.125W
C C
R39
1% 0.125W 10K
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
GND
-12V
C42
C44
11
1K
1% 0.125W
0.125W
R40
1%
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C45
C47
11
1K
-12V -12V
-12V
+12V +12V
+12V +12V +12V

+12V
4
AR5
VCC
+12V
4
R74
LM324 AR5
VCC
COL_UD 12 +12V
4
R83
LM324 AR4
VCC
14 3
4
R87
2K LM324 AR4
VCC
13 VOUT 1 COL_UD_AD COL_LR 3 R91
0.125W 10K LM324
GND
2 VOUT 1 5
1% 0.125W 2K
0.1U
16V
10%
GND
2 7 COL_LR_AD
C43
VOUT
1% 0.125W 10K
GND
6 VOUT
11
1% 0.125W
0.1U
16V
10%
GND
-12V -12V
C46
11
1%
11
-12V
11
-12V
-12V
-12V -12V
R84 R85
-12V
R92 R93
10K 10K
0.125W 0.125W
D 1% 1% 10K 10K
D
0.125W 0.125W
REV 2 01July04
1% 1%
GE Healthcare
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1 5440559SCH 1 6 of 6
1
1
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Figure 10-209 5440559SCH-6
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Section 2.0
Generator
Please refer to the Generator Schematics in CPI Service Manual.

Section 3.0
PDU
3.1 Digital System PDU Schematics

Figure 10-210 5439221SCH

Section 4.0
Integrated Console
4.1 Digital System Console Schematics

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7$%/( 7$%/( 7$%/(
CCU REALTIME CONTROL CABLE TDSP CN333 CONTROL CABLE GENERATOR ROOM I/F CABLE
$ $
CONSOLE CONSOLE TDSP CONSOLE TDSP SIGNAL CONSOLE GENERATO
I/F J7 PCU J7 SIGNAL NAME I/F J15 CN333 SIGNAL NAME I/F J15 CN333 NAME I/F J17 R SIGNAL NAME
MEM_CMD_2 VCC ABNORMAL TB6-7 REMOTE_PREP_P
reserved VCC reseved TB6-8 REMOTE_PREP_N
reserved VCC reseved TB6-5 REMOTE_FLUORO_P
% MEM_CMD_1 VCC reseved TB6-6 REMOTE_FLUORO_N %
GND VCC reseved TB6-9 REMOTE_EXP_P
SHAD_CMD_1 VCC reseved TB6-10 REMOTE_EXP_N
MEM_CMD_3 GND reseved TB5-11 MULTISPOT_P
BLK_CMD GND reseved TB5-12 MULTISPOT_N
& RF_CMD_1 GND reseved TB6-2 XRAY_ON_P &
GND GND reseved TB6-1 XRAY_ON_N
SHAD_CMD_0 GND reseved TB5-2 SPARE_INPUT1_P
MEM_CMD_4 GND reseved TB5-3 SPARE_INPUT1_N
RF_CMD_2 F-BIT reseved TB5-5 SPARE_INPUT2_P
RF_CMD_0 R-BIT/ABR1 GND TB5-6 SPARE_INPUT2_N
' GND
'
F-ON/ABR2 GND TB5-8 SPARE_INPUT3_P
EE_CMD_0 R-ON/ABR3 GND TB5-9 SPARE_INPUT3_N
VI_CMD EMGCY/ABR4 GND TB6-12 SPARE_INPUT4_P
GAMMA_CMD_1 ID NO.+ GND TB6-11 SPARE_INPUT4_N
LIM_CMD Y5 GND
( GND Y6 12V (
reserved 12V 12V 7$%/(
MEM_CMD_0 12V 12V I.I. POWER AND CONTROL CABLE
MEM_CMD_5 TECH_SPOT 12V
CONSOL
reserved reseved 12V E I/F J5 I.I. SIGNAL NAME
GND XRAY_ON 12V
) GND )
MEM_CMD_6
GND
MODE_CMD_1 7$%/( GND
MODE_CMD_2 CPI CONSOLE RS232 COM CABLE II_CTRL<1>
MODE_CMD_3 CONSOLE
CONSOLE DATALIN GND
GND
I/F J2 SIGNAL NAME GND
* GAMMA_CMD_2 K *
RS_TXD II_CTRL<2>
MODE_CMD_0
RS_RXD II_CTRL<0>
TXT_CMD
GND 24V
HI_CMD
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7$%/(
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CONSOLE NAME
IMG. CONV.
I/F J8/J10 ENCODER SIGNAL NAME PCU J5 BOARD SIGNAL NAME TXD
GND VID0+ RXD
CHANNEL B VID0- GND
% VCC VID1+ 7$%/( %
CHANNEL A DIGITAL INTERFACE CABLE
VID1- CONSOLE GENERAT
SHILED VID2+ I/F J4 OR J2 SIGNAL NAME
VID2- - DIGITAL FLUORO ON_P
- DIGIAL RAD PREP_P
7$%/( VID3+ - DIGITAL RAD READY_P
VID3- - DIGITAL MODE SEL_P
& 1750 CARD CONTROL CABLE &
VID4+ - DIGITAL II MODE1_P
CONSOLE 1750 - DIGITAL II MODE2_P
VID4-
I/F J3 CARD SIGNAL NAME - DIGITAL RAD EXPOSURE_P
VID5+ -
RAD_STATUS DIGITAL_II_MODE3_P
VID5- DIGITAL PULSE FLUORO SEL_P
FLUORO_STATUS
VID6+ - DIGITAL PULSE FLUORO ON_P
SINGLE_SPOT -
' VID6-
DIGITAL XRAY ON_P '
GATE_TRIGGER - DIGITAL PULSE FLUORO SYNC_P
VID7+ N/A
GATE_SELECT
VID7- - DIGITAL FLUORO ON_N
DSA_SELECT - DIGIAL RAD PREP_N
VID8+
PATH_SELECT - DIGITAL RAD READY_N
VID8- -
REPLAY_SELECT DIGITAL MODE SEL_N
( VID9+ - DIGITAL II MODE1_N (
GND
VID9- - DIGITAL II MODE2_N
GND - DIGITAL RAD EXPOSURE_N
VID10+
SINGLE_FRM_FORWARD - DIGITAL_II_MODE3_N
VID10- DIGITAL PULSE FLUORO SEL_N
SINGLE_FRM_BACKWARD
VID11+ - DIGITAL PULSE FLUORO ON_N
WW_INCREASE - DIGITAL XRAY ON_N
VID11-
) WW_DECREASE - DIGITAL PULSE FLUORO SYNC_N )
FRAME_VALID+
WL_INCREASE 7$%/(
FRAME_VALID- ENCODER SIGNAL CABLE
WL_DECREASE
DATA_VALID+
reserved CONSOLE
DATA_VALID- I/F J8/J10 ENCODER SIGNAL NAME
reserved
LINE_VALID+ GND
GND
* LINE_VALID- *
GND CHANNEL B
VCC
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4.2 Console Interface Board
Revision NOTE:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
REVISION ECR/ECO DATE SIGN OFF NOTES:

1. THE VARIATION AND VERSION FOR THIS
1 10-JAN-13
10-SEP-2012 Ma Yongsong PWA IS 5436648
2
1 ECR2151208 21-JUN-13 Ma Yongsong 2. THIS COVER SHEET CONTROLS THE RE-
VISION STATUS OF THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT.
THE REVISION OF ALL SHEETS OF THIS
DOCUMENT WILL BE AT THE SAME LEVEL.
3. THIS SCHEMATIC MEETS THE SPECIFICA-
TIONS OF GLOBAL SCHEMATIC STANDARDS
Revision NOTES:
2299773GSP.
4. ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES FOR BOTH THE
Thisboard
This board isPWA2408827,Only
reused reuse PWA2408827,Only
some componentssome
updated.components updated. SCHEMATIC REVIEWER(S) AND APPROVER(S)
CAN BE FOUND WITHIN E-PDM.
REVISION 1:Update U7, U8, U10, U12, U22, U25, U31 from TPL281-4 to TCMT4001(GEPN:2364058-4)
TCMT4001 because of EOL. because of EOL.
B REVISION 2:
2: Update
Update U1-U6,U9,U14-17,U21,U24,U26,U29,U30,U32
U1-U6,U9,U14-17,U21,U24,U26,U29,U30,U32 from
from 74VHC_AHC14 to SN74ACT14PW(GEPN:5483237), CAPACITORS ARE IN FARADS. B
REVISION to SN74ACT14PW(GEPN:5483237) because of current drive ability.
because of current drive ability. INDUCTORS ARE IN HENRIES
C C
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
Ma Yongsong 10-SEP-2012
10-JAN-13 Console I/F Company Restricted
B Size
console_if 1 of 2 54366486&+ 2 1 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-214 5436648SCH-1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
GEN_DIG_IF
A A
DIG_FLUORO_ON 0
DIG_II_MODE1 1
GEN_DIG_OUTPUT<1..0> 0 PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_SIG
DIG_II_MODE2
DIG_II_MODE3
2
3
FPGA
1 RAD_EXP_CMD
DIG_MODE_SEL 4
TEMP_ALARM
DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON 5
SFD_INPUT<7..0> OPERATOR_IF
DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SEL 6
ENCODER_CH<3..0> DIGITAL_INPUT4<3..0>
DIG_RAD_PREP 7
DIG_RAD_READY 8 GEN_DIG_INPUT<9..0> DIGITAL_INPUT1<9..0> TEMP_ALARM

OVERHEAT_ALARM
DIG_XRAY_ON 9 GEN_ROOM_INPUT<6..0> DIGITAL_INPUT2<6..0> SFD_INPUT<7..0>

SFD_24V_CMD<2..0>
ENCODER1_CHA 0
CCU_RS232<3..0> OVERHEAT_ALARM INJECT_CMD
ENCODER1_CHB 1
DIGITAL_INPUT3 SFD_24V_CMD<2..0>
ENCODER2_CHA 2
B INJECT_CMD B
PC_RS232<1..0> ENCODER2_CHB 3
GEN_ROOM_IF
GEN_ROOM_CMD<4..0> GEN_OUTPUT<4..0> DIGITAL_OUTPUT1<1..0> GEN_DIG_OUTPUT<1..0>
DIGITAL_OUTPUT2<1..0>
GEN_INPUT<6..0>
DIGITAL_OUTPUT3<4..0> GEN_ROOM_CMD<4..0>
DIGITAL_OUTPUT4<26..0> CCU_RT_CMD<26..0>
CPI_CONSOLE_RS1_RXD
CPI_CONSOLE_RS1_TXD
CCU_IF CPI_CONSOLE_RS2_RXD
CPI_CONSOLE_RS2_TXD
DIGITAL_OUTPUT5<2..0> II_MODE_SEL<2..0>
C II_MODE_SEL<2..0> II_MODE_SEL<2..0> C
PCI_CARD_IF<15..0> CPI_CONSOLE_IF
CCU_RT_CMD<26..0> CCU_RT_CMD<26..0> II_EN
II_EN
CCU_RS232<3..0> CPI_RS1_RXD
CAMERA_READY CPI_RS1_TXD
CPI_RS2_RXD
DSA_INF
CPI_RS2_TXD
NOTE: CCU ALSO NAMED AS PCU
PCI_CARD_IF<15..0>
NOTE: THIS MODULE NOT USED IN STORM PROGRAM
PC_RS232<1..0>
POWER
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
Ma Yongsong 10-SEP-2012
10-JAN-13 Console I/F Company Restricted
B Size
console_if 2 of 2 54366486&+ 2 2 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-215 5436648SCH-2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
VCC
R1
475 U7
0.125W
1% TCMT4100
U2 U2 7 10 DIG_RAD_EXP_P
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14 CONN25_SUBD_PLUG_2GND_STR
D2
BAS116 1 13
RAD_EXP_CMD 3 A B 4 9 A B 8 8 9 DIG_RAD_EXP_N
IN
75V GND GND

VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND 14 25
VCC DS1
HSMG-C190
R89
2 1
B 475
B
GREEN J4
0.125W
1%
DIG_FLUORO_ON_P 1 1
DIG_RAD_PREP_P 2 2 14 14 DIG_FLUORO_ON_N
VCC DIG_RAD_READY_P 3 3 15 15 DIG_RAD_PREP_N
DIG_MODE_SEL_P 4 4 16 16 DIG_RAD_READY_N
DIG_II_MODE1_P 5 5 17 17 DIG_MODE_SEL_N
R2 U7 DIG_II_MODE2_P 6 6 18 18 DIG_II_MODE1_N
475 TCMT4100 DIG_RAD_EXP_P 7 7 19 19 DIG_II_MODE2_N
0.125W DIG_II_MODE3_P 8 8 20 20 DIG_RAD_EXP_N
1% DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SEL_P 9 9 21 21 DIG_II_MODE3_N
U2 U6 5 12 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_P DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON_P 10 10 22 22 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SEL_N
SN74ACT14 DIG_XRAY_ON_P 11 11 23 23 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON_N
SN74ACT14 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_P 12 24 DIG_XRAY_ON_N
D3 12 24
BAS116 13 13 25 25 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_N
PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_SIG 5 A B 6 1 A B 2 6 11 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_N
IN
G1 G1
75V G2 G2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND
VCC DS2
PIN
C HSMG-C190
STRAIGHT
C
R90 STD_DENSITY
2 1
475
GREEN
0.125W
1%
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
Ma Yongsong 10-JAN-13 Console I/F Company Restricted
B Size
gen_dig_if 1 of 2 54366486&+ 2 3 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-216 5436648SCH-3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VCC VCC DS15
U8
C4 HSMG-C190
TCMT4100
R104
VCC DS3 2 1
VCC HSMG-C190 DIG_II_MODE2_P 1 16 0.1U
U7 U9
C9 50V 475
TCMT4100 R91 SN74ACT14 GREEN
2 1 10% 0.125W
D9
1%
BAS116
DIG_FLUORO_ON_P 3 14 0.1U 475 2 15 1 2 DIG_II_MODE2
U6 GREEN A B OUT
50V 0.125W
10% SN74ACT14 1%
D4 75V R30 R35 R40 R7
A BAS116 6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND A
4 13 3 A B 4 DIG_FLUORO_ON 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
OUT 1% 1% 1% 1%
75V R10 R15 R20 R25

6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND DIG_II_MODE2_N
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1%
VCC DS16
DIG_FLUORO_ON_N VCC DS4 VCC HSMG-C190
U10
VCC HSMG-C190 C5
U7 R113
C10 R92
TCMT4100 2 1
TCMT4100
2 1
DIG_II_MODE3_P 7 10 0.1U 475
U9 GREEN
DIG_RAD_PREP_P 1 16 0.1U 475 50V 0.125W
U6 GREEN
50V 0.125W
D10
10% SN74ACT14 1%
D5
10% SN74ACT14 1%
BAS116
BAS116 8 9 3 A B 4 DIG_II_MODE3
OUT
2 15 5 A B 6 DIG_RAD_PREP
OUT
75V R31 R36 R41 R8
75V R11 R16 R21 R3 6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND

6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 1% 1% 1% 1%
1% 1% 1% 1%
DIG_II_MODE3_N
DIG_RAD_PREP_N
VCC DS17
DS5 HSMG-C190
B VCC
HSMG-C190
U10 VCC
C6
B
U8 VCC TCMT4100 R114
TCMT4100 C1 R101 2 1
2 1
DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SEL_P 5 12 0.1U 475
U9 GREEN
DIG_RAD_READY_P 7 10 0.1U 475 50V 0.125W
U6 GREEN SN74ACT14
50V 0.125W 10% 1%
D11
D6
10% SN74ACT14 1%
BAS116
BAS116 6 11 5 A B 6 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SEL
OUT
8 9 9 A B 8 DIG_RAD_READY
OUT
75V R32 R37 R42 R9
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 1% 1% 1% 1%
1% 1% 1% 1%
DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SEL_N
DIG_RAD_READY_N
VCC DS6 VCC DS18

VCC HSMG-C190 VCC HSMG-C190
U8 U10
C2 R102 C7 R115
TCMT4100 2 1
TCMT4100 2 1
C DIG_MODE_SEL_P 5 12 0.1U U6
475
GREEN DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON_P 3 14 0.1U U9
475
GREEN
C
50V 0.125W 50V 0.125W
10% SN74ACT14 1% 10% SN74ACT14 1%
D7 D12
BAS116 BAS116
6 11 11 A B 10 DIG_MODE_SEL 4 13 9 A B 8 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON
OUT OUT
75V R13 R18 R23 R5 75V R33 R38 R43 R26
6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND 6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
DIG_MODE_SEL_N DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON_N
VCC DS19
VCC DS7 VCC HSMG-C190
U10
VCC HSMG-C190 C8
U8 TCMT4100 R116
C3 R103 2 1
TCMT4100 2 1
DIG_XRAY_ON_P 1 16 0.1U 475
U9 GREEN
DIG_II_MODE1_P 3 14 0.1U 475 50V 0.125W
U6 GREEN SN74ACT14
50V 0.125W 10% 1%
SN74ACT14 D13
10% 1%
D8 BAS116
BAS116 2 15 11 A B 10 DIG_XRAY_ON
OUT
4 13 13 A B 12 DIG_II_MODE1
OUT
75V R34 R39 R44 R27
D 0.125W
1%
0.125W
1%
0.125W
1%
0.125W
1%
1% 1% 1% 1% D
DIG_XRAY_ON_N
DIG_II_MODE1_N
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
gen_dig_if 2 of 2 5436648SCH 2 4 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VCC
D14 K5
U26 U29 BAS116 TQ2SA-5V
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
A 75V 1 COILP
DS20
A
GEN_OUTPUT<4..0> 0 3 A B 4 1 A B 2 10 COILN
IN HSMG-C190 CONN25_SUBD_REC_2GND
REMOTE_PREP_P 3 COM CLOSED 2 13 1

VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 2 1 REMOTE_PREP_N
GREEN GND GND

25 14
COMPONENT1
COMPONENT2
VCC
J17
D15 K6
SN74ACT14 REMOTE_PREP_P 1 1
SN74ACT14
REMOTE_FLUORO_P 2 2 14 14 REMOTE_PREP_N
75V 1 COILP REMOTE_EXP_P 3 3 15 15 REMOTE_FLUORO_N
1 5 6 3 4 10 DS21 REMOTE_SPARE1_P 4 16 REMOTE_EXP_N
A B A B COILN 4 16
HSMG-C190 REMOTE_SPARE2_P 5 17 REMOTE_SPARE1_N

5 17
REMOTE_FLUORO_P 3 COM CLOSED 2 GEN_INPUT1_P 6 6 18 18 REMOTE_SPARE2_N
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 2 1 REMOTE_FLUORO_N GEN_INPUT2_P 7 7 19 19 GEN_INPUT1_N
GEN_INPUT3_P 8 8 20 20 GEN_INPUT2_N
GREEN GEN_INPUT4_P 9 9 21 21 GEN_INPUT3_N
B GEN_INPUT7_P 12 12 24 24 GEN_INPUT6_N B
13 13 25 25 GEN_INPUT7_N
VCC
G1 G1
D16 K7 G2 G2
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
SOCKET
75V 1 COILP STRAIGHT
2 9 8 5 6 10 DS22
A B A B COILN STD_DENSITY
HSMG-C190
REMOTE_EXP_P 3 COM CLOSED 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 2 1 REMOTE_EXP_N
GREEN
VCC
D17 K8
C SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14 C
75V 1 COILP
3 13 12 9 8 10 DS23
A B A B COILN
HSMG-C190
REMOTE_SPARE1_P 3 COM CLOSED 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 2 1 REMOTE_SPARE1_N
GREEN
VCC
D18 K9
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
75V 1 COILP
4 11 10 11 10 10 DS24
A B A B COILN
HSMG-C190
REMOTE_SPARE2_P 3 COM CLOSED 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 2 1 REMOTE_SPARE2_N
GREEN
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
gen_room_if 1 of 2 5436648SCH 2 5 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-218 5436648SCH-5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VCC DS25 VCC DS29

HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
R117 R122
U12 2 1 U31 2 1
VCC
TCMT4100 VCC 475 TCMT4100 475
GREEN GREEN
C19 0.125W C52 0.125W
1% 1%
A GEN_INPUT1_P 7 10 U29 GEN_INPUT5_P 7 10 U30 A
0.1U SN74ACT14 0.1U SN74ACT14
D19 D28
BAS116 50V BAS116 50V

8 9 10% 13 12 0 8 9 10% 9 8 4
A B A B
75V R50 R54 R58 R216 75V R220 R223 R226 R229
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
GEN_INPUT1_N GEN_INPUT5_N
TCMT4100 VCC DS26 VCC DS30
HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
R118 R123
U12 2 1 U31 2 1
VCC
TCMT4100 475 TCMT4100 475
VCC GREEN GREEN
C22 0.125W C87 0.125W
GEN_INPUT2_P 5 12 1% GEN_INPUT6_P 5 12 1%
U30 U30
U30
0.1U
SN74ACT14 0.1U SN74ACT14
D20 D29
BAS116 50V BAS116 50V
6 11 10% 1 2 1 6 11 10% 11 10 5
A B A B
75V R51 R55 R59 R217 75V R221 R224 R227 R230
B 6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND 6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND B
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
VCC DS27 VCC DS31

HSMG-C190 HSMG-C190
R119 R124
U12 2 1 U31 2 1
TCMT4100 475 TCMT4100 475
VCC GREEN VCC GREEN
C50 0.125W C88 0.125W
GEN_INPUT3_P 3 14 1% GEN_INPUT7_P 3 14 1%
U30 U30
D21 0.1U SN74ACT14 D30 0.1U SN74ACT14

BAS116 50V BAS116 50V
4 13 10% 3 4 2 4 13 10% 13 12 6
A B A B
75V R52 R56 R60 R218 75V R222 R225 R228 R231
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
C C
VCC DS28
HSMG-C190
R120
U12 2 1
TCMT4100 VCC 475

GREEN
C51 0.125W
GEN_INPUT4_P 1 16 1%
U30
0.1U SN74ACT14
D22
BAS116 50V
2 15 10% 5 6 3
A B
75V R53 R57 R61 R219 GEN_INPUT<6..0>

OUT
6.81K 6.81K 6.81K 4.99K VCC=VCC;GND=GND
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1%
GEN_INPUT4_N
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
gen_room_if 2 of 2 5436648SCH 2 6 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-219 5436648SCH-6

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
I.I INTERFACE CCU RS232
A VCC CONN9_SUBD_PLU_2GND A
D1 K1
U2 U2 BAS116 TQ2SA-5V CCU_RS232<3..0>
OUT
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14 1 5
J6
75V 1 COILP
II_MODE_SEL<2..0> 0 11 A B 10 13 A B 12 10 COILN GND GND
IN 6 9
CH21 1 1
24V 3 COM CLOSED 2 CH1 0 CH23 2 2 6 6
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 0 1 3 3 7 7 3
COMPONENT1 2 4 8
CH22 4 8
COMPONENT2 5 9
5 9
G1 G1
G2 G2
A
RS_GND
PIN
STRAIGHT
VCC STD_DENSITY
D25 K2
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
75V 1 COILP
1 1 A B 2 5 A B 6 10 COILN
B B
24V 3 COM CLOSED 2 CH56
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 1
VCC
D26 K3
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
75V 1 COILP
2 3 A B 4 9 A B 8 10 COILN
24V 3 COM CLOSED 2 CH57

VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 2
C C
VCC
D31 K10
SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
75V 1 COILP
II_EN 1 A B 2 3 A B 4 10 COILN
IN
24V 3 COM CLOSED 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4
J5
1 1
2 2 9 9
3 3 10 10
4 4 11 11
5 5 12 12
1 6 6 13 13 2 II_CTRL<2..0>
7 7 14 14 0
8 8 15 15
D D
G1 G1
G2 G2
REV 2 1July04
SOCKET
STRAIGHT Made By Date Title
STD_DENSITY GE Healthcare
B Size
ccu_if 1 of 2 5436648SCH 2 7 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-220 5436648SCH-7

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CCU RT INTERFACE
U5 THE SHORTS ARE FOR PROBE USAGE
A SN74ACT14 A
CCU_RT_CMD<26..0> CCU_RT_CMD_OUT<26..0>
IN CONN37_SUBD_REC_2GND
CH24
0 1 A<5> B<5> 2 CH33 0

1 3 A<4> B<4> 4 CH42 1 19 1
2 5 A<3> B<3> 6 CH25 2
3 9 A<2> B<2> 8 CH34 3
GND GND
4 11 A<1> B<1> 10 CH43 4 37 20
5 13 A<0> B<0> 12 5
COMPONENT1
COMPONENT2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U14 CCU_RT_CMD_OUT<26..0>
SN74ACT14
CH26 J7
6 1 A<5> B<5> 2 CH35 6
7 3 A<4> B<4> 4 CH44 7

8 5 A<3> B<3> 6 CH27 8 0 1 1
9 9 A<2> B<2> 8 CH36 9 2 2 20 20CH51
1011 A<1> B<1> 10 CH45 10 3 3 21 21 CAMERA_READY
OUT
1113 A<0> B<0> 12 11 1 4 4 22 22 14
5 5 23 23 15
2 6 6 24 24 16
B VCC=VCC;GND=GND 3 7 7 25 25 B
U15 4 8 8 26 26 17
5 9 9 27 27 18
SN74ACT14 10 28
10 28 19
CH28 6 11 11 29 29 20
12 1 A<5> B<5> 2 CH37 12 7 12 12 30 30
13 3 A<4> B<4> 4 CH46 13 8 13 13 31 31 21
14 5 A<3> B<3> 6 CH29 14 9 14 14 32 32 22
15 9 A<2> B<2> 8 CH38 15 15 15 33 33 23
1611 A<1> B<1> 10 CH47 16 10 16 16 34 34 24
1713 A<0> B<0> 12 17 11 17 17 35 35
12 18 18 36 36 25
13 19 19 37 37 26
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
G1 G1
G2 G2
U16
SN74ACT14
PIN
CH30 STRAIGHT
18 1 A<5> B<5> 2 CH39 18 STD_DENSITY
19 3 A<4> B<4> 4 CH48 19
20 5 A<3> B<3> 6 CH31 20
C 21 9 A<2> B<2> 8 CH40 21 C
2211 A<1> B<1> 10 CH49 22
2313 A<0> B<0> 12 23
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U17
SN74ACT14
CH32
24 1 A B 2 24
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U17
SN74ACT14
CH41
25 3 A B 4 25
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
U17
SN74ACT14
D D
CH50
26 5 A B 6 26
REV 2 1July04
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
ccu_if 2 of 2 5436648SCH 2 8 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-221 5436648SCH-8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RS232 ISOLATED POWER 5V-->3.3V

(OPTIONAL)
A D23 3V3 A
BAS116
VCC PS1
DCR010505U RS_VCC VR1 75V
VCC LT1117-3V3
1 VS1 VOUT 14
2 VS2 R109 3 VIN VOUT1 2
ERROR_N 17 VOUT2 4
C53 28 SYNCIN VREC 12
2.2U 26 16 10K C47 C48 1 C49
0VIN1 ENABLE R108 ADJ_GND
35V 27 13 0.125W 10U 100U
0VIN2 0VOUT 0.1U
10% 1% 35V 50V 16V
10K 20% 10% 20%
3.3V
0.125W
5V
1%
R107
C55 C56 C57

1MEG 100U TP4

1U 0.1U
0.125W 25V 16V 50V
1% 10% 20% 10% TIN
C54
5V-->2.5V
2200P
B 50V
10%
D24 B
BAS116
A
RS_GND
75V
VR2 2V5
VCC LT1118-2V5
3 VIN VOUT 1
C58 C59 GND<1-0> C60 C61

10U 0.1U 100U 0.1U
35V 50V 16V 50V
20% 10% 2.5V 20% 10%
POWER INPUT POWER SUPPLY FOR INTERCOMM BOARD

C C
J14
12NV VCC 12V
12NV J9 24V 12V VCC
1 1
2 2
5 5 6 6 3 3
3 3 4 4 4 4
1 1 2 2 5 5
PIN PIN
STRAIGHT RIGHT_ANGLE
POWER_HEADER TERMINAL_BLOCK_HEADER
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
1 of 3 5436648SCH 2 9 of 19
power
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-222 5436648SCH-9

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VOLTAGE DIAGNOSTIC
TP6
TP9
TIN
24V TIN
R111
A 4.99K
DS32
3V3 R127 A
0.125W 4.99K
1% HSMY-C190 0.125W DS36
1% HSMY-C190
R125
2 1 R131
2 1
4.99K
YELLOW
0.125W 200
YELLOW
1% 0.125W TP12 TP13 TP14
1%
R130
TIN TIN TIN
4.99K
0.125W
1%
R132
4.99K
0.125W
1% TP10
R133
TP5 TIN
4.99K 2V5
TIN R128
12V 0.125W 4.99K
1% DS37
B R110 0.125W
1% HSMY-C190
B
4.99K
0.125W DS34
R121
1% HSMY-C190 2 1
R134 R232
2 1 200
YELLOW
0.125W
475 475 1%
YELLOW
0.125W 0.125W
R236
1% 1%
R135 R233
200
0.125W
475 475 1%
0.125W 0.125W TP8
1% 1%
TIN
R126
4.99K 12NV
DS35 0.125W
HSMY-C190 1%
R136 R234
C 2 1 C
475 475
YELLOW
0.125W 0.125W
1% 1%
R137 R235 TP11
475 475 TIN

0.125W 0.125W RS_VCC R129
1% 1% 4.99K
0.125W DS38
TP7 1% HSMY-C190
R237
TIN 2 1
VCC 200
R112 YELLOW
4.99K 0.125W A
0.125W DS33 1% RS_GND
1% HSMY-C190
R138
2 1
200
YELLOW
0.125W
1%
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
2 of 3 5436648SCH 2 10 of 19
power
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-223 5436648SCH-10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A DECOUPLING CAPACITORS MOUNTING HOLES A

VCC
MH1
C23 C26 C29 C32 C35 C38 C41 C44 C62 C65 C68 C71 MH5_00_M4WASHER
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
1
50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10 % 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% MH2
MH5_00_M4WASHER
1
MH3
MH5_00_M4WASHER
1
VCC
MH4
MH5_00_M4WASHER
1
C78 C79 C80 C81 C82 C83 C84 C85 C86 MH5
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U MH5_00_M4WASHER
B 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V B
1
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
MH6
MH5_00_M4WASHER
1
3V3
C24 C27 C30 C33 C36 C39 C42 C45 C63 C66 C69 C72 C74 C76 C77
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
C C
2V5
C25 C28 C31 C34 C37 C40 C43 C46 C64 C67 C70 C73 C75
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
3 of 3 5436648SCH 2 11 of 19
power
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-224 5436648SCH-11

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
TO PCI 1750 CARD

TO TOUCHSCREEN RS232
CONN25_SUBD_PLUG_2GND_STR
CONN9_SUBD_REC_2GND
1 13
A A
5 1
GN D GND
14 25
GND GND
9 6
PCI_CARD_CTRL<15..0>
J3
COMPONENT1
COMPONENT2
0 1 1
1 2 2 14 14 8 J2
2 3 3 15 15 9
3 4 4 16 16 10
4 5 5 17 17 11 CH18 1 1 6 6
5 6 6 18 18 12 PC_RS232<1..0> 0 CH20 2 2 7 7
IN
6 7 7 19 19 13 1 3 3 8 8
7 8 8 20 20 14 CH19 4 4 9 9
9 9 21 21 15 5 5
10 10 22 22 G1 G1
11 11 23 23 G2 G2
12 24 A
12 24
13 13 25 25 RS_GND
SOCKET
G1 G1 STRAIGHT
G2 G2 STD_DENSITY_NONMAGNETIC
B B
PIN
STRAIGHT
STD_DENSITY
U1 Q2
ULN2803
SN74ACT14
PCI_CARD_IF<15..0> CH2
IN
0 1 A<5> B<5> 2 1 I1 O1 18 CH6 0
1 3 A<4> B<4> 4 2 I2 O2 17 CH10 1
2 5 A<3> B<3> 6 3 I3 O3 16 CH14 2
3 9 A<2> B<2> 8 4 I4 O4 15 CH3 3
4 11 A<1> B<1> 10 5 I5 O5 14 CH7 4
5 13 A<0> B<0> 12 6 I6 O6 13 CH11 5
7 I7 O7 12 CH15 6 24V
8 I8 O8 11 7
VCC=VCC;GND=GND 10
C U3 COMMON
C
GND 9
SN74ACT14
6 1 A<5> B<5> 2
7 3 A<4> B<4> 4
8 5 A<3> B<3> 6
9 9 A<2> B<2> 8
10 11 A<1> B<1> 10
11 13 A<0> B<0> 12 Q1
ULN2803
VCC=VCC;GND=GND CH4
U4 1 I1 O1 18 CH8 8
2 I2 O2 17 CH12 9
SN74ACT14
3 I3 O3 16 CH16 10
4 I4 O4 15 CH5 11
12 1 A<5> B<5> 2 5 I5 O5 14 CH9 12 24V
13 3 A<4> B<4> 4 6 I6 O6 13 CH13 13
14 5 A<3> B<3> 6 7 I7 O7 12 CH17 14
15 9 A<2> B<2> 8 8 I8 O8 11 15
11 A<1> B<1> 10 10
13 A<0> B<0> 12 COMMON
GND 9
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
dsa_inf 1 of 1 5436648SCH 2 12 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-225 5436648SCH-12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
CONN2X3_2X1
1 5
2 6
COMPONENT1
COMPONENT2
J1
CPI_RS2_RXD 2 2 1 1 CPI_RS1_RXD
OUT OUT
CPI_RS2_TXD 4 4 3 3 CPI_RS1_TXD
OUT OUT
6 6 5 5
PIN
A A
RIGHT_ANGLE
RS_GND WIRE_TO_BOARD RS_GND
B B
C C
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
cpi_console_if 1 of 1 5436648SCH 2 13 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-226 5436648SCH-13

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
FOR BRIGHTNESS ADJ.

TO TDSP BOARD CN333
J8
VCC SFD_INPUT<7..0>
OUT
A 1 1 A
ENCODER1_CHB 2 2 U17 Q3
OUT J15
3 3 ULN2803 VCC VCC
SN74ACT14
ENCODER1_CHA 4 4
OUT
5 5 1 1 2 2
13 A B 12 1 I1 O1 18 TECH_SPOT 3 3 4 4
2 I2 O2 17 XRAY_ON_TO_SFD 5 5 6 6
PIN 3 I3 O3 16 ABNORMAL 7 7 8 8
STRAIGHT VCC=VCC;GND=GND 4 I4 O4 15 9 9 10 10
WIRE_TO_BOARD U17 5 I5 O5 14 11 11 12 12
6 I6 O6 13 0 F_BIT 13 13 14 14 R_BIT 4
SFD_24V_CMD<2..0> 0 SN74ACT14 7 12 24V 1 F_ON 15 16 R_ON 5
IN I7 O7 15 16
1 8 I8 O8 11 12V 2 EMERGENCY 17 17 18 18 IDNO 6 12V
2 11 A B 10 10 3 Y5 19 19 20 20 Y6 7
FOR CONTRAST ADJ. COMMON
9 TECH_SPOT
21
23
21 22 22
24
GND 23 24
VCC=VCC;GND=GND XRAY_ON_TO_SFD 25 25 26 26 ABNORMAL
U17 27 27 28 28
29 29 30 30
SN74ACT14
J10 31 31 32 32
VCC 33 33 34 34
9 A B 8 35 35 36 36
1 1 37 37 38 38
ENCODER2_CHB 2 2 39 39 40 40
OUT
3 3 VCC=VCC;GND=GND 41 41 42 42
ENCODER2_CHA 4 4 43 43 44 44
OUT
B 5 5 12V 45 45 46 46 12V B
47 47 48 48
49 49 50 50
PIN
STRAIGHT
WIRE_TO_BOARD PIN
STRAIGHT
DUAL_ROW_LATCHING
TEMP SWITCH
Reserve, not welding VCC
U28
TO INJECTION
MAX6502 R105
VCC 100K
0.125W
4 VCC 1% VCC
D27
3 HYST TOVER 5 TEMP_ALARM BAS116 K4
OUT
U24 U2 TQ2SA-5V
GND<1-0>
C SN74ACT14 SN74ACT14
75V
C
1 COILP
INJECT_CMD 13 A B 12 1 A B 2 10 COILN J11
IN
3 COM CLOSED 2
OVER HEAT ALARM VCC=VCC;GND=GND VCC=VCC;GND=GND OPEN 4 1
2
1
2
U24 TO BEEPER
J16
SN74ACT14 PIN
RIGHT_ANGLE
OVERHEAT_ALARM11 A B 10 1 1 VCC WIRE_TO_BOARD
IN
2 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
PIN R238 R239 R240 R241 R242 R243
STRAIGHT 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
WIRE_TO_BOARD 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
0
6
1
SFD_INPUT<7..0>
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
operator_if 1 of 1 5436648SCH 2 14 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-227 5436648SCH-14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CONN2X5
2 10
3V3
U18
3V3 3V3 3V3 2V5 3V3 EP1K100_208-3
3V3 1 9
R63 U13
COMPONENT1 3V3 1K EPC2LC20
COMPONENT2 0.125W R66 R67 R69 VCCIO<13-0> CS_N 208 RS3_TXD
1% 1K 1K 1K VCCINT<10-0> RS_N 204 RS3_RXD
R28 R29 R45 JTAG 18 VPP 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 77 VCC_CKLK WS_N 206 RS4_TXD
A 1K 1K 1K 3V3 20 VCC 1% 1% 1% CEO_N 3 A
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W J12 CASC_N 12 154 CE_N STATUS_N 52 STATUS_N
1% 1% 1% CONF_DONE 9 CS_N INIT_CONF_N 13 105 CONFIG_N CONFIG_CMD<3..0> VCC
TDO 1 CS 207 0
TCK 1 1 2 2 C12 TDI 11 TDI DATA 2 TCK 1 TCK TDO 4 TDO
TDO 3 3 4 4 0.1U TMS 19 TMS OE 8 STATUS_N TMS 50 TMS CLKUSR 10 RS4_RXD R248
TMS 5 5 6 6 50V TCK 3 TCK DCLK 4 51 TRST RDYNBUSY 16 1 4.99K
7 7 8 8 10% 153 TDI INIT_DONE 19 2 0.125W
TDI 9 9 10 10 R64 14 VPPSEL 156 DATA0 CONF_DONE 2 CONF_DONE 1%
5 VCCSEL GND 10 155 DCLK DEV_CLRN 180 3
R47 R68 108 MSEL0 DEV_OE 186 II_EN
1K OUT
1K PIN 107 MSEL1
0.125W 0.125W CLK_16MHZ 79 DIAGNOSTIC_CMD<6..0>
STRAIGHT GCLK1
1% 1% 1K 183 157 0
DUAL_ROW_POLARIZED GCLK2 DATA1
0.125W 158 1
DATA2
1% BOARD_RESET 78 159 2
IN_78 DATA3
HUNDRIC_SYNC_IN 80 IN_80 DATA4 161 3
TEMP_ALARM 182 IN_182 DATA5 162 4
IN
184 IN_184 DATA6 164 5
DATA7 166 6
GND<19-0>
GND_CKLK 81
SYM 1 OF 2
TP1
B B
TIN 3V3
DS8
HSMG-C190
U11 R49
S1
EP11SD1ABE VCC
MAX701 4.99K
0.125W
HUNDRIC SYNC IN 2 1
R70
0
1% TP3
8 6 200
VCC RESET_N CONN_BNC_3GND GREEN
5 BOARD_RESET 0.125W
RESET TIN
1 3 1 DS9 1%
1 3 MR
4 HSMG-C190
GND R65
G1 G1 4.99K 1 G1 R71
G2 G2 TP2 0.125W G3 G2 2 1 1
5V 1% J13
200
TIN COMPONENT1 GREEN
0.125W
COMPONENT2
HUNDRIC_SYNC_IN 1 DS10 1%
R62
4.99K HSMG-C190
G1
SG-8002CA-16.000
SG-8002CA-6.144MHz 0.125W GND G1 R72
VCC 1% CGND1 G2 2 1 2
R48 CGND2 G3
4 3 CLK_16MHZ 200
VCC VOUT GREEN
0.125W
R46
C C11 1 2 10
SOCKET
DS11 1% C
ENABLE GND 0.125W HSMG-C190
0.1U STRAIGHT
50V 4.99K 1%
BNC R73
10% 0.125W 2 1 3
1%
VCC 200
GREEN
0.125W
DS12 1%
HSMG-C190
R244 R245 R246 R247 R74
4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 2 1 4
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W S2
1% 1% 1% 1% 200
219-04MST GREEN
0.125W
CONFIG_CMD<3..0> DS13 1%
0 1 I1 O1 8 HSMG-C190
R75
1 2 I2 O2 7 2 1 5
2 3 I3 O3 6 200
GREEN
0.125W
3 4 I4 O4 5 DS14 1%
HSMG-C190
R76
2 1 6
200
D GREEN
0.125W
D
1%
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
fpga 1 of 5 5436648SCH 2 15 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-228 5436648SCH-15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
PCI_CARD_IF<15..0>
OUT
3
0
2
4
5
6
8
9
7
SFD_24V_CMD<2..0>
10
12
13
14
15
11
OUT
0
2
SFD_INPUT<7..0>
1
IN
3
0
2
4
5
6
7
1
0 DIGITAL_OUTPUT1<1..0>
OUT
1
0 DIGITAL_OUTPUT2<1..0>
OUT
1
100
102
103
104
112
113
114
115
116
119
120
122
125
126
127
128
132
133
134
135
136
139
140
142
143
144
101
111
121
131
141
IO_100
IO_101
IO_102
IO_103
IO_104
IO_111
IO_112
IO_113
IO_114
IO_115
IO_116
IO_119
IO_120
IO_121
IO_122
IO_125
IO_126
IO_127
IO_128
IO_131
IO_132
IO_133
IO_134
IO_135
IO_136
IO_139
IO_140
IO_141
IO_142
IO_143
IO_144
DIGITAL_INPUT1<9..0> 0 7 IO_7 IO_147 147 0 DIGITAL_OUTPUT3<4..0>

IN OUT
1 8 IO_8 IO_148 148 1
2 9 IO_9 IO_149 149 2
3 11 IO_11 IO_150 150 3
4 12 IO_12 IO_160 160 4
5 13 IO_13 IO_163 163 0 DIGITAL_OUTPUT4<26..0>
OUT
6 14 IO_14 IO_167 167 1
B 7 15 IO_15 IO_168 168 2 B
8 17 IO_17 IO_169 169 3
9 18 IO_18 IO_170 170 4
OVERHEAT_ALARM 24 IO_24 IO_172 172 5
OUT
DIGITAL_INPUT2<6..0> 0 25 IO_25 IO_173 173 6
IN
1 26 IO_26 IO_174 174 7
2 27 IO_27 IO_175 175 8
3 28 IO_28 IO_176 176 9
4 29 IO_29 U18 IO_177 177 10
5 30 IO_30 EP1K100_208-3 IO_179 179 11
6 31 IO_31 IO_187 187 12
36 IO_36 IO_189 189 13
INJECT_CMD 37 IO_37 IO_190 190 14
OUT
DIGITAL_OUTPUT5<2..0> 0 38 IO_38 IO_191 191 15
OUT
1 39 IO_39 IO_192 192 16
2 40 IO_40 IO_193 193 17
DIGITAL_INPUT3 41 IO_41 IO_195 195 18
IN
DIGITAL_INPUT4<3..0> 0 44 IO_44 IO_196 196 19
IN
1 45 IO_45 IO_197 197 20
2 46 IO_46 IO_198 198 21
3 47 IO_47 IO_199 199 22
53 IO_53 SYM 2 OF 2 IO_200 200 23
54 IO_54 IO_202 202 24
C 55 IO_55 IO_203 203 25 C
IO_205 205 26
IO_56
IO_57
IO_58
IO_60
IO_62
IO_63
IO_64
IO_65
IO_67
IO_68
IO_69
IO_70
IO_73
IO_74
IO_75
IO_83
IO_85
IO_86
IO_87
IO_88
IO_89
IO_90
IO_92
IO_93
IO_94
IO_95
IO_96
IO_97
IO_99
IO_61
IO_71
RS2_INT
56
58
60
62
63
64
65
68
69
83
85
86
88
89
90
92
93
94
95
96
99
70
73
74
75
57
67
87
97
61
71
RS2_CH_WR
RS2_CH_RD
RS2_RESET
RS2_CS
3
0
2
4
5
6
7
1
RS1_DATA<7..0> RS2_CLOCK
0
2
1
RS2_ADDR<2..0>
0
2
1
RS1_ADDR<2..0>
3
0
2
4
5
6
7
1
RS2_DATA<7..0>
RS1_CLOCK
RS1_CS
RS1_RESET
RS1_CH_RD
RS1_CH_WR
RS1_INT
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
fpga 2 of 5 5436648SCH 2 16 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-229 5436648SCH-16

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RS_VCC
U19
TL16C550CPT C13 C16
VCC 1U 1U
A 25V 25V PLACE 0.1UF CAP BETWEEN VCC AND GND A
5 RCLK BAUDOUT_N 12 10% 10% U23
R77 MAX232E
4.99K RS1_CLOCK 14 XIN VCC

0.125W 15 RS1_DATA<7..0> A
XOUT
1% D0 43 0 RS_GND 16 VCC
9 CS0 D1 44 1 R81 U22 C15 2 VP
10 CS1 D2 45 2 475 TCMT4100 RS_VCC 1U 6 VN
RS1_CS 11 CS2_N D3 46 3 0.125W C14 25V
D4 47 4 1% 1U 10% 1 C1P
RS1_ADDR<2..0> 0 28 A0 D5 2 5 U9 7 10 25V 3 C1M
1 27 A1 D6 3 6 SN74ACT14 10% 4 C2P
2 26 A2 D7 4 7 5 C2M
RS1_RXD 7 SIN SOUT 8 RS1_TXD 13 A B 12 8 9 11 T1IN T1OUT 14 0 CCU_RS232<3..0>

IN
12 R1OUT R1IN 13 1
38 CTS DTR_N 33 R83
39 DSR_N RTS_N 32 VCC=VCC;GND=GND 4.99K 10 T2IN T2OUT 7 0 PC_RS232<1..0>
IN
40 DCD_N OUT1_N 34 0.125W 9 R2OUT R2IN 8 1
41 RI_N OUT2_N 31 1%
24 ADS_N GND 15
RS1_RESET 35 MR DDIS 22 RS_VCC
A
RS1_CH_RD 19 RD1_N TXRDY_N 23 RS_GND
20 RD2 RXRDY_N 29 U22
RS1_CH_WR 16 A
WR1_N R84
B 17 WR2 INTRPT 30 RS1_INT VCC TCMT4100 475 RS_GND B
0.125W
1%
VCC=VCC;GND=GND U21 12 5
R79
SN74ACT14
4.99K 2 1 11 6
0.125W B A
1%
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
R82
4.99K
0.125W VCC
1%
U20 U22
TL16C550CPT R85
VCC 475
0.125W
TCMT4100 RS_VCC
5 RCLK BAUDOUT_N 12 1%
R78 U21 3 14
4.99K RS2_CLOCK 14 XIN SN74ACT14
0.125W 15 XOUT
C 1% D0 43 0 RS2_DATA<7..0> C
9 CS0 D1 44 1 3 A B 4 4 13
10 CS1 D2 45 2
RS2_CS 11 CS2_N D3 46 3 R87
D4 47 4 VCC=VCC;GND=GND 4.99K
RS2_ADDR<2..0> 0 28 A0 D5 2 5 0.125W
1 27 A1 D6 3 6 1%
2 26 A2 D7 4 7
RS2_RXD 7 8 RS2_TXD A RS_VCC

SIN SOUT
RS_GND
38 CTS DTR_N 33
39 32 U22
DSR_N RTS_N R88
40 DCD_N OUT1_N 34 TCMT4100 475
41 RI_N OUT2_N 31 VCC 0.125W
24 ADS_N 1%
RS2_RESET 35 MR DDIS 22 U21 16 1
SN74ACT14
RS2_CH_RD 19 RD1_N TXRDY_N 23
20 RD2 RXRDY_N 29
RS2_CH_WR 16 WR1_N 6 B A 5 15 2
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
VCC=VCC;GND=GND R86
R80 4.99K
D 0.125W
1%
D
4.99K
0.125W
REV 2 1July04
1%
Made By Date Title

GE Healthcare
B Size
fpga 3 of 5 5436648SCH 2 17 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-230 5436648SCH-17

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VCC
R93 U25 RS_VCC

475 TCMT4100
0.125W
A 1% A
U21 7 10
SN74ACT14
RS3_TXD 9 A B 8 8 9 RS_VCC
VCC=VCC;GND=GND R95
4.99K
0.125W C17 C21
1% 1U 1U
25V 25V PLACE 0.1UF CAP BETWEEN VCC AND GND
10% 10% U27
A
MAX232E
RS_GND
A
RS_GND 16 VCC
RS_VCC C20 2 VP
1U 6 VN
C18 25V
1U 10% 1 C1P
U25 R96 25V 3 C1M
VCC TCMT4100 475 10% 4 C2P
0.125W 5 C2M
1% CH52
B U21 12 5 11 T1IN T1OUT 14 CH54 CPI_CONSOLE_RS1_RXD
OUT B
12 R1OUT R1IN 13 CPI_CONSOLE_RS1_TXD
SN74ACT14 OUT
CH53
10 T2IN T2OUT 7 CH55 CPI_CONSOLE_RS2_RXD
OUT
RS3_RXD 10 B A 11 11 6 9 R2OUT R2IN 8 CPI_CONSOLE_RS2_TXD
OUT
GND 15
VCC=VCC;GND=GND R94
4.99K
0.125W A
1% VCC RS_GND
U25 RS_VCC
R97
475 TCMT4100
0.125W
1%
U21 3 14
SN74ACT14
RS4_TXD 13 12 4 13
C A B C
VCC=VCC;GND=GND R99
4.99K
0.125W
1%
A
RS_GND
RS_VCC
U25
R100
VCC 475
TCMT4100 0.125W
1%
U26 16 1
SN74ACT14
RS4_RXD 2 B A 1 15 2
D D
VCC=VCC;GND=GND R98
4.99K
0.125W
REV 2 1July04
1%
Made By Date Title

GE Healthcare
B Size
fpga 4 of 5 5436648SCH 2 18 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-231 5436648SCH-18

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
VCC VCC
VCC VCC
R164 R168 R170 R173 R176 R184 R186 R189 R197 R200 R202 R207 R209 R211 R213 R215
R140 R144 R149 R153 R157 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
A 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% A
10
12
13
11
3
3
0
9
7
7
1
0
1
1
VCC
SFD_24V_CMD<2..0> DIGITAL_OUTPUT1<1..0> SFD_INPUT<7..0>
VCC
R145 R171 R174 R177 R185 R187 R190 R198 R201 R203 R208 R210 R212 R214
OVERHEAT_ALARM 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
4.99K 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
0.125W
1%
14
15
16
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
26
17
21
VCC VCC
DIGITAL_OUTPUT4<26..0>
R141 R146 R150 R154 R158 R161 R165 R169
4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K

0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W VCC VCC VCC
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% R178 R192 R204
RS1_CLOCK RS2_CLOCK RS3_TXD
4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
3
0
4
1
1
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1%
B DIGITAL_OUTPUT5<2..0> DIGITAL_OUTPUT3<4..0> VCC VCC B
R179 R193 VCC
RS1_CS RS2_CS R205
RS4_TXD
VCC 4.99K 4.99K
0.125W 0.125W 4.99K
1% VCC 1% VCC 0.125W
1%
R180 R194
R106 R142 R147 R151 R155 R159 R162 R166 RS1_RESET RS2_RESET
4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 4.99K 4.99K
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 0.125W 0.125W
1% VCC 1% VCC
R181 R195
3
0
7
1
RS1_CH_RD RS2_CH_RD
VCC 4.99K 4.99K

0.125W 0.125W VCC
1% VCC 1% VCC R206
R182 R196 INJECT_CMD
R139 R143 R148 R152 R156 R160 R163 R167 RS1_CH_WR RS2_CH_WR
4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 4.99K 4.99K 0.125W
C 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 0.125W 0.125W 1% C
1% 1%
VCC VCC
10
12
13
14
15
11
8
PCI_CARD_IF<15..0> R172 R175 R183 R188 R191 R199

4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K 4.99K
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
2
1
1
RS1_ADDR<2..0> RS2_ADDR<2..0>
D D
REV 2 1July04
Made By Date Title
GE Healthcare
B Size
fpga 5 of 5 5436648SCH 2 19 of 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-232 5436648SCH-19

4.3 Intercomm Board
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
1 19-JULY-12 MA YONGSONG NOTES:
ECR2151208 22-JUN-13 MA YONGSONG
2 PWA IS 5451492.
2. THIS COVER SHEET CONTROLS THE RE-
Revison notes: VISION STATUS OF THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT.
THE REVISION OF ALL SHEETS OF THIS
The change list of revison1 to revison2 as follows:
DOCUMENT WILL BE AT THE SAME LEVEL.
1. Use global GEPN for CS4344-CZZ use on U8,Global GEPN is 5454247 3. THIS SCHEMATIC MEETS THE SPECIFICA-
2. CR17,CR22,CR23,CR24 change 2408243 to 2408243-2 TIONS OF THE GLOBAL SCHEMATIC STANDARD
GUIDELINES 2299773GSP.
3. CR13,CR14 change 2408243-2 to 5483033
4. ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES FOR BOTH THE
4. CR15,CR16,CR18,CR19,CR20,CR21 no welding
SCHEMATIC REVIEWER(S) AND APPROVER(S)
5. FL11 no welding CAN BE FOUND WITHIN MY WORKSHOP.
6. FL2 change 2378407-4 to 5482604 5. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:
7. R57 should be weld with 5160167 RESISTORS ARE IN OHMS.
B B

C C
D D
REV 2 01July04
GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
intercom 1 of 6 5451492SCH 2 1 of 6
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-233 5451492SCH-1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12V
FL2 R85 TP8
J1 NFM41PC155B1E3 TIN
THE USED PN IS 5482604 2K
D1
1 1 3 0.1W TP2
1 MURS120 MH1 MH2 MH3 MH4
2 1%
2 MH3_50RD5_00 MH3_50RD5_00 MH3_50RD5_00 MH3_50RD5_00
3 3 1.5UF 3V3 TIN J4
R31 TP9
4
200V
PIN VR1 TIN A1 1
2K
RIGHT_ANGLE LT1117-3V3
R12
0.1W
0.1W
A A
511
WIRE_TO_BOARD 12V
1%
1%
PIN
3 VIN VOUT1 2 STRAIGHT
VOUT2 4 TAB
2
DS1
HSMG-C190
ADJ_GND 1 TP3
0.1U
0.1U
100U
16V
10%
16V
10%
10U
25V
10%
10V
10%
C2
C4
C7
C5
GREEN
TIN
3.3V
1
R32
CR16
CR15 GBLC12C
GBLC12C 12V_STAND_OFF 2K
12V_STAND_OFF TPA_SHUT 0.1W
RESERVE, NOT WELDING
1%
3V3
TPA_GAIN0
Y1
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C11
C13
C15
C17
C19
C21
TPA_GAIN1
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
3V3 FL1
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
84
85
86
87
88
93
94
95
96
97
98
BMB0603-A-121 R10
1 2 4 VCC VOUT 3 CLK
IO_73
IO_74
IO_75
IO_76
IO_77
IO_78
IO_79
IO_80
IO_81
IO_84
IO_85
IO_86
IO_87
IO_88
IO_93
IO_94
IO_95
IO_96
IO_97
IO_98
IO_101
IO_102
IO_103
IO_104
IO_105
IO_106
IO_107
IO_108
R5
120 OHM 1 2 22.1
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
ENABLE GND 0.1W
50V
10%
50V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C60
10N
10N
C12
C14
C16
C18
C20
C23
C1
C3
R30
0.1W
10K 1% TP1 3V3
2K
1%
0.1W
24.576MHZ
1%
B TIN VCCINT<3..0> B
VCCIO1<1..0>
VCCIO2<1..0>
VCCIO3<1..0>
VCCIO4<1..0> 3V3
FL3
BMB0603-A-121 18
CLK IO_18_GCLK0 IO_109 109
3V3
1 2 20 IO_20_GCLK1 IO_110 110
89 IO_89_GCLK2 IO_111 111
R13
R14
R15
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
120 OHM 91 112
IO_91_GCLK3 IO_112
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
60 IO_60_NDEV_OE IO_113 113
RESET 61 IO_61_NDEV_CLR IO_114 114
R17
R18
R20
R22
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
50V
10%
50V
10%
C61
10N
C62
10N
IO_117 117
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
TDI 34 TDI IO_118 118 A_MCLK
TMS 33 TMS IO_119 119 A_SCLK
TCK 35 TCK IO_120 120 A_LRCK
10U
25V
10%
TDO 36 TDO IO_121 121 A_SDOUT
C6
IO_122 122 D_MCLK
1 IO_1 IO_123 123 D_SCLK
RESET 2 U2 124 D_LRCK
IO_2 IO_124
3 EPM1270T144C5 125 D_SDIN
IO_3 IO_125
3V3 4 IO_4 IO_127 127
0.1W
R6
10K
5 IO_5 IO_129 129
1%
C 6 IO_6 IO_130 130 C
7 IO_7 IO_131 131
8 IO_8 IO_132 132
11 IO_11 IO_133 133
12 IO_12 IO_134 134 3V3 3V3 3V3
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
R1
R2
R3
R4
3V3 13 IO_13 IO_137 137 LED1

2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
14 IO_14 IO_138 138 LED2

J2 15 IO_15 IO_139 139 LED3
R16
R19
R21
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
511
511
511
16 IO_16 IO_140 140
1%
1%
1%
21 IO_21 IO_141 141 422_R
TCK 1 1 2 2 22 IO_22 IO_142 142 EN_422_R
0.1U
16V
10%
TDO 3 3 4 4 C8 23 IO_23 IO_143 143 422_T
TMS 5 6 24 144 EN_422_T
2
5 6 IO_24 IO_144
DS2
HSMG-C190
DS3
HSMG-C190
DS4
HSMG-C190
7 7 8 8 27 IO_27
TDI 9 9 10 10 28 IO_28 GNDI0<7..0>
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
29 IO_29 GNDINT<3..0>
30 IO_30
1
PIN 31 IO_31
STRAIGHT 32 IO_32
RIBBON_CABLE_LOW_PROFILE LED1
LED2
IO_37
IO_38
IO_39
IO_40
IO_41
IO_42
IO_43
IO_44
IO_45
IO_48
IO_49
IO_50
IO_51
IO_52
IO_53
IO_55
IO_57
IO_58
IO_59
IO_62
IO_63
IO_66
IO_67
IO_68
IO_69
IO_70
IO_71
IO_72
LED3
3V3
M/S
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
48
49
50
51
52
53
55
57
58
59
62
63
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
D SHUT_S D
R11
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
R7
R8
R9
SHUT_M
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
ADJ_CS
REV 2 01July04
ADJ_SCLK
ADJ_DIN ADJ_DOUT
ADJ_DOUT ADJ_DIN
ADJ_SCLK
ADJ_CS GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-234 5451492SCH-2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3V3
CR3
GBLC05C
A 3V3 FL8
A
BMB0603-A-121
R34
R23
R24
0.1W
0.1W
0.1W
1 2
2K
1%
2K
1%
2K
1%
S1
120 OHM
219-04MST J3
5V_STAND_OFF
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C71
C94
1 I1 O1 8 1 1
2 2
2 I2 O2 7 SHUT_SALVE
CR4
C107
C108
GBLC05C
25V
10%
10V
10%
22N
3 I3 O3 6 MASTER/SLAVE PIN
1U
RIGHT_ANGLE 1 1 J5
4 I4 O4 5 TERMINAL_BLOCK_HEADER 2 2
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C33
C34
3 3
SHUT_MASTER
PIN
5V_STAND_OFF RIGHT_ANGLE
U3 WIRE_TO_BOARD
74LVC-LCX04
2 Y<5> A<5> 1 3V3

4 Y<4> A<4> 3 CR5 CR7 CR9
B 6 Y<3> A<3> 5 C64 GBLC05C GBLC05C GBLC05C B
SHUT_M 8 Y<2> A<2> 9 5V_STAND_OFF 5V_STAND_OFF 5V_STAND_OFF

SHUT_S 10 11
2
Y<1> A<1>
M/S 12 Y<0> A<0> 13 0.1U
BMB0603-A-121
16V
10%
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
120 OHM
FL6
1
3V3 FL7
0.1U
16V
10%
C10
BMB0603-A-121
10V
10%
C98
1 2
1U
3V3
120 OHM
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C65
C82
U4
ADC124S101
0.1U
16V
10%
C95
ADJ_SCLK 10 SCLK VA 2
C C
ADJ_CS 1 CS_N IN1 7 1 1 J6
IN2 6 2 2
ADJ_DIN 8 DIN IN3 5 3 3
ADJ_DOUT 9 DOUT IN4 4
3 GND PIN
RIGHT_ANGLE
WIRE_TO_BOARD
CR6 CR8 CR10

GBLC05C GBLC05C GBLC05C
5V_STAND_OFF 5V_STAND_OFF 5V_STAND_OFF
D D
REV 2 01July04
GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-235 5451492SCH-3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
D3
D2 MURS120
MURS120
TP4 TP5
3V3_A
5V TIN 200V R82 TIN
200V R79
12V VR3
2K
A VR2 LT1117-3V3 A
R25
0.1W
2K 0.1W
511
12V LT1117CST-5
1%
R33
0.1W
0.1W 1%
1K
1%
1% 3 2
VIN VOUT1
3 VIN VOUT1 2 VOUT2 4
4
2
VOUT2
DS6
HSMG-C190
1
2
ADJ_GND
0.1U
0.1U
100U
DS5
HSMG-C190
16V
10%
16V
10%
C37
10U
25V
10%
C39
C40
C45
10V
10%
ADJ_GND 1
GREEN
0.1U
0.1U
100U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C22
10U
25V
10%
C25
C27
C31
10V
10%
GREEN
3.3V
1
5V R44 R46
1
2.49K 1.02K
0.1W 0.1W
1% 1%
R40 R41
2.49K 1.02K
C28 0.1W 0.1W
1% 1%
4
VN
VN
1U
10V 6 6
3V3_A R36 R38 7 R42 R43 7 FILTER_OUT
10% FILTER_IN 5 5
B C29 B
VP
VP
OP284 OP284
4.42K 4.53K 4.87K 1.82K
8
U1
8
U5
0.1W 0.1W 0.1W 0.1W
10N 1% 1% 1% 1%
R28
0.1W
50V
511
R68 5V
1%
10%
50V
10%
25V
10%
50V
10%
C57
C46
10N
C51
15N
C53
10N
0
5V 0.1W 1U
6.8N
+0.05 10V
50V
10%
C35
R29
0.1W
C32 10%
511
1%
C59
R69
R80
0.1W
50V
1U
C30
10P
20K
5%
1%
10V 10N
10% 4.99K 50V
C36 0.1W 10%
1%
R39
3V3
R35 C42 R47
10N FILTER_OUT A_SDOUT
50V 2K
1U
C111
10% 4.99K 0.1W 22.1

10V
10%
1U 0.1W 35V 1% 0.1W
10% I64
C C109
U1 1% 1% C
WIRE_TO_BOARD
8
R77 U6
4.99K
OP284
R37
R45
VP
RIGHT_ANGLE
0.1W
180P
0.1W
50V
C44
10K
MIC- 3
1%
R48
1%
1%
1 FILTER_IN cs5343 A_SCLK
J7
33N 51.1
PIN
2
2.21K
R27
0.1W
0.1W 22.1
VN
25V 6 1
1%
AINL SDOUT
10% 1% 0.1W
1
2
3
4
C113
1%
10V
10%
8 2
1U
AINR SCLK
1
2
3
R49
3V3_A
R81 10 VA LRCK 3 A_LRCK
C110 R78
MIC+ 7 4 22.1
VQ MCLK
20K 0.1W
33N 51.1 0.1W 9 5 1%
GND FILT+
C112
25V 0.1W 1%
10V
10%
R50
1U
10% 1% C38 A_MCLK

10% 10%
16V 16V 22.1
0.1U 0.1U
3V3_A 10P 0.1W
50V 10% 1%
16V C47 C49
5% 0.1U
R26 R66 C50
C48
2K 200 C41 1U
35V 1U
0.1W 0.1W 35V
1% 1% 10%
CR11 CR12 C43 10%
0.1U
10V
10%
16V
10%
C24
C26
GBLC05C GBLC05C
1U
1U
D 5V_STAND_OFF 5V_STAND_OFF 35V D
10%
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-236 5451492SCH-4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
TP7
5V_ISO R83 TIN CR20

GBLC12C
5V 2K
R59
0.1W
0.1W
1K
1%
1% 5V_ISO
U9
DCR010505U
A A
0.1U
C100
0.1U
C101
0.1U
C102
0.1U
DS7
HSMG-C190
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C99
1 VS1 VOUT 14 12V_STAND_OFF
2 VS2
GREEN
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
10V
10%
16V
10%
C52
10U
25V
10%
C67
C54
C58
10U
25V
10%
C74
ERROR_N 17 TP6
1U
28 SYNCIN VREC 12
CR21
1
26 0VIN1 ENABLE 16 R84 TIN
27 13 P GBLC12C
0VIN2 0VOUT
THE USED PN IS 5482604

2K
P 0.1W
5V
1%
NFM41PC155B1E3
12V_STAND_OFF 12V
1.5UF
5V_ISO RESERVE, NOT WELDING
C72
3
R64
P
5V_ISO U13 4
U10 0.1U R58 MAX13088
FL11
16V 121 2
ADUM1100
P
10% 0.1W
0.0625W
0.0625W
3V3 FL9
R55
R61
R63
0.1W
4.7K
0.1%
4.7K
0.1%
C66 4.7K 8 1%
1
VCC DR221-333AE
2K
1%
1 8 0.0625W 1 4
VDD1A VDD2
U7 3 0.1% 1 RO
VDD1B
EN_422_T 1 74LVC125A 0.1U U12 2 RE_N B 7
3 16V 2 1 74VHC-AHC125 3 DE A 6
_N 10%
B 422_T 2 Y _N 3 4 DI 2 3 B
VIN VOUT
A 6 2 Y
VCC=3V3;GND=GND A GND 5 1K OHMS AT 10MHZ
4 GND1 GND2A 5 VCC=5V_ISO;GND=GND_POWER
GND2B 7 J8
P
P
1 1
6 2
5V_ISO
R60 6 2
5V_ISO 7 7 3 3
C73 R65 8 8 4 4
R56
0.1W
P 4.7K 5V_ISO 9 5
U11 U14 9 5
2K
1%
P
3V3 0.0625W
ADUM1100 MAX13088
0.1U 0.1% 121 P G1
G1
C69 16V U12 0.1W G2
FL10 G2
EN_422_R 8 1 10% 74VHC-AHC125 4 8 1%
VDD2 VDD1A VCC DR221-333AE
VDD1B 3 6 OE 1 4
U7 0.1U Y 5 1 RO PIN
74LVC125A 4 16V 2 A 2 RE_N B 7 RIGHT_ANGLE
422_R 6 10% 3 DE A 6
OE VOUT VIN VCC=5V_ISO;GND=GND_POWER STD_DENSITY
Y 5 6 4 DI 2 3
A
0.0625W
0.0625W
VCC=3V3;GND=GND 5 GND2A GND1 4 GND 5 1K OHMS AT 10MHZ
C C
P
R62
R67
4.7K
0.1%
4.7K
0.1%
7 GND2B
P CR17 CR22
3V3 3V3 GBLC12C GBLC12C
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C96
C97
CR23
GBLC12C
CR18
GBLC05C
R57
0
1W CR24
+0.05 GBLC12C
D CR19 D
GBLC05C
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Figure 10-237 5451492SCH-5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3V3_A
10N
C55
10%
50V
10%
35V
C56
1U
0.1U
16V
10%
C63
10U
25V
10%
C80
U8
A CS4344-CZZ A
R51
D_SDIN 10%
25V 9 VA AOUTL 7
22.1 10U 5 VQ
0.1W 6 FILTP
1% C70 R74
R52 C68 1 SDIN AOUTR 10
D_SCLK 2 NDEM_SCLK
475
0.0625W
3 LRCK 3.3U
R72
R73
274K
0.1W
0.1%
2.7N
22.1 0.1W
50V
16V
10K
C84
4 8
1%
MCLK GND
1%
0.1W 10% 1%
1%
R53
D_LRCK
22.1
0.1W
1%
R54
D_MCLK
22.1
0.1W
1%
B B
12V
FL12 12V FL13
BLM21PG331SN1 BLM21PG331SN1
1 2 1 2
330 OHM 330 OHM
C105
C106
50V
10%
50V
10%
10N
10N
C103
C104
50V
10%
50V
10%
10N
10N
C85
U17 10U
TPA3007D1 25V
10%
C81 C83 C86
24 VCC VCLAMP 7
C78
1U 23 VREF BSN 8 1U 1U
0.47U
A
P6SMB130A
25V
CR1
25V 25V
25V
16V
10%
C76
C90
C92
5%
U15
1N
10% 10% 10%
130V
74LVC-LCX04 C75 1U 1 INN BSP 17
ANALOG 25V 2 INP
0.47U 10% 9 FL4
33U
20%
PVCC1
C C
L2
5A
1 A<5> Y<5> 2 0.47U 16V 5 SHUTDOWN_N PVCC2 16 R75 C88 BLM31P500S J9
3 4 16V 10% 3 1 2
A<4> Y<4> GAIN0
5 6 10% 4 10
A<3> Y<3> GAIN1 OUTN1
TPA_SHUT 9 8 C79 11 51.1 0.22U 70 OHM /3A 1
A<2> Y<2> OUTN2 1
TPA_GAIN0 11 10 22 0.1W 25V 2
A<1> Y<1> BYPASS 2
A
TPA_GAIN1 13 12 14 1% 10% FL5
33U
20%
A<0> Y<0> OUTP1
L3
5A
1U 21 COSC OUTP2 15 R76 C89 BLM31P500S
C77 25V 20 ROSC 1 2 PIN
A
10% 6
VCC=3V3;GND=GND PGND1 RIGHT_ANGLE
P6SMB130A
18 12 51.1 0.22U 70 OHM /3A
AGND1 PGND2 WIRE_TO_BOARD
220P 19 13 0.1W 25V
AGND2 PGND3
0.47U
130V
A
50V 1% 10%
25V
16V
10%
C91
C93
5%
1N
5%
CR2
R70 12V
C87
3V3 121K CR13 CR14

R71
0.1W 1U GBLC24C GBLC24C
A
1% 25V 24V_STAND_OFF 24V_STAND_OFF

0 10%
0.1W
0.1U
+0.05
16V
10%
C9
CR13\VR14 THE USED PN IS 5483033, NOT 2408243
D D
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-238 5451492SCH-6

4.4 TDSP Board
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A REVISION ECR/ECO DATE SIGN OFF A

1 10-DEC-12 MA YONGSONG NOTES:
2 ECR 2151208 21-JUN-13 MA YONGOSNG PWA IS 5446243 1.
2. THIS COVER SHEET CONTROLS THE RE-
VISION STATUS OF THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT.
Revision notes: THE REVISION OF ALL SHEETS OF THIS
The change list of revison1 to revision2 as follows: DOCUMENT WILL BE AT THE SAME LEVEL.
1.S6 no welding. 3. THIS SCHEMATIC MEETS THE SPECIFICA-
TIONS OF THE GLOBAL SCHEMATIC STANDARD
2. TP1-TP3, TP10 no welding GUIDELINES 2299773GSP.
3. CR1,CR2 no welding 4. ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES FOR BOTH THE
4. R55-R61,R68-R72,R190-R192,R222-R230 change 561ohm(2285457-22) to 1kohm(2285457-25) SCHEMATIC REVIEWER(S) AND APPROVER(S)
CAN BE FOUND WITHIN MY WORKSHOP.
5. FL10,FL11 change 2378407-4 to 5482604
6. J1,J3 change 2215836-5 to 2213607 RESISTORS ARE IN OHMS.
B INDUCTORS ARE IN HENRIES B
C C
D D
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-239 5446243SCH-1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
I2
9PSLD ID NO+ ID NO+
9PSLD
A 1ST TUBE KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0>
A
1ST TUBE KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0>
3PSLD WATCH_DOG WATCH_DOG
3PSLD
4PSLD 11PSLD
4PSLD 11PSLD
5PSLD 12PSLD
5PSLD 12PSLD
10PSLD 13PSLD
10PSLD 13PSLD
7PSLD KEY_MATRIX_IN0
2PSLD KEY_MATRIX KEY_MATRIX_IN2
KEY_SEL0
KEY_SEL0
ABNORMAL ABNORMAL KEY_SEL1
KEY_SEL1
CONSOLE_POWER CONSOLE_POWER KEY_SEL2
KEY_SEL2
KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> KEY_SEL3
KEY_SEL3
B B
TECH SPOT TECH SPOT KEY_SEL4

KEY_SEL4
X-RAY ON X-RAY ON
Y5 Y5
I1
331CN_32 331CN_32 9PSLD
9PSLD
CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 3PSLD I3
C 3PSLD C
DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 4PSLD EMERGENCY EMERGENCY 1ST TUBE 1ST TUBE
4PSLD
DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 5PSLD F_ON F_ON ABNORMAL ABNORMAL
5PSLD
WATCH_DOG WATCH_DOG 10PSLD F_POSITION F_POSITION CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0>
10PSLD
Y5 Y5 7PSLD ID NO+ ID NO+ CONSOLE_POWER CONSOLE_POWER
7PSLD
Y6 Y6 8PSLD KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0>
8PSLD
11PSLD
LED_DISPLAY
2PSLD R_ON R_ON CONNECTOR DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0>
11PSLD 2PSLD
12PSLD 6PSLD R_POSITION R_POSITION KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0>
12PSLD 6PSLD
13PSLD TECH SPOT TECH SPOT
13PSLD
KEY_MATRIX_IN0 F_ON F_ON X-RAY ON X-RAY ON
KEY_MATRIX_IN0
KEY_MATRIX_IN1 F_POSITION F_POSITION Y5 Y5
KEY_MATRIX_IN1
KEY_MATRIX_IN2 R_ON R_ON Y6 Y6
KEY_MATRIX_IN2
KEY_MATRIX_IN3 R_POSITION R_POSITION 331CN_32 331CN_32
KEY_MATRIX_IN3
KEY_SEL0 EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
KEY_SEL0
D KEY_SEL1
D
KEY_SEL1
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KEY_SEL2
KEY_SEL2
KEY_SEL3
KEY_SEL3
KEY_SEL4
KEY SEL4
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1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-240 5446243SCH-2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> A
2C1^ IN
R17 U10
1 DS26LV32AT
3V3 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0>
R1 2C1^ IN
332 1K
0.125W 0.125W 16
R9 VCC DATA_BUS<7..0> R33 U12
0 1% 1% 1 DS26LV32AT
R18 4 EN R25 3V3
3 1K 12 332 1K
EN_N DATA_BUS<7..0>
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 16
R2 R29 VCC
332 1% 1K 2 3 0 0 1% 1%
INP<3> O<3>
0.125W 0.125W 1 4
R10 INN<3> R34 EN
2 1% 1% 6 5 1 3 1K 12
INP<2> O<2> EN_N
7 0.125W
INN<2> R26
1K 10 11 2 332 1% 1K 2 3 4
R19 INP<1> O<1> INP<3> O<3>
5 0.125W 9 0.125W 0.125W 1
INN<1> R30 INN<3>
1% 14 13 3 2 1% 1% 6 5 5
R3 INP<0> O<0> INP<2> O<2>
332 1K 15 7
INN<0> INN<2>
0.125W 0.125W 8 1K 10 11 6
R11 GND R35 INP<1> O<1>
4 1% 1% 5 0.125W 9 INN<1>
1% 14 13 7
R20 R27 INP<0> O<0>
7 1K 332 1K 15 INN<0>
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 8
R4 R31 GND
332 1% 1K 4 1% 1%
0.125W
B 0.125W R12 R36 B
6 1% 1% 7 1K
0.125W
R28
1K 332 1% 1K
0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
R32
1% 6 1% 1%
1K
0.125W
1%
0 R37 0 0
1 R47 0 1
2 R48 0 2
3 R49 0 3
4 R50 0 4
CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 5 R51 0 5
2C1^ IN 6 0 6
R52
R21 U11 7 R53 0 7
DATA_BUS<7..0> DATA_BUS_OUT<7..0>
1 DS26LV32AT 0.1W +0.05
R5 3V3
332 1K
C 0.125W R13
0.125W 16 VCC
C
0 1% 1%
R22 4 EN
3 1K 12 CHIP_SEL_CPLD<3..0> CHIP_SEL_INV<7..0>
EN_N
0.125W
R6
332 1% 1K 2 3 0
INP<3> O<3>
0.125W 0.125W 1
R14 INN<3>
2 1% 1% 6 5 1 1
INP<2> O<2>
7 INN<2> 4
1K 10 11 2 5
R23 INP<1> O<1>
5 0.125W 9 INN<1>
1% 14 13 3
R7 INP<0> O<0>
332 1K 15 INN<0>
0.125W 0.125W 8
R15 GND
4 1% 1% C1 C2 C3
R24 27N 27N 27N
7 1K 50V 50V 50V
0.125W 10% 10% 10%
R8
332 1% 1K
0.125W 0.125W
R16
6 1% 1%
1K
0.125W
1%
D D
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1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-241 5446243SCH-3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12V
R62 R64 R66 R73

1K 1K 1K 1K
0.25W 0.25W 0.25W 0.25W
A 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% A
2
DS1 DS2 DS3 DS4
U1
74VHC-AHC373 U3
1
DATA_BUS_DRV1<7..0> TCMT4100
DATA_BUS_DRV1<7..0>
U2
1 OE_N ULN2803ADW R39
CHIP_SEL_INV<4> 11 1 16 F_POSITION
CLK OUT 2D3^
0 3 2 1 18 0 1K
D<7> Q<7> I1 O1
1 4 5 2 17 1 0.125W
D<6> Q<6> I2 O2
2 7 D<5> Q<5> 6 3 I3 O3 16 2 0 R40 2 15
3 8 D<4> Q<4> 9 4 I4 O4 15 3 3 14 R_POSITION 2D3^
13 12 5 14 OUT
4 D<3> Q<3> I5 O5 4
5 14 15 6 13 5 1K
D<2> Q<2> I6 O6
6 17 16 7 12 6 12V 0.125W
D<1> Q<1> I7 O7
7 18 D<0> Q<0> 19 8 I8 O8 11 7 1 R41 4 13
10 5 12 F_ON
OUT 2D3^
DATA_BUS_OUT<7..0> COMMON
9 1K
VCC=3V3;GND=GND GND
0.125W
P G12 2 R42 6 11
7 10 R_ON 2D3^
OUT
1K
B B
0.125W
3 8 9 Y5
IN 2C1^
12V
R63 R65 R67 R74

1K 1K 1K 1K
0.25W 0.25W 0.25W 0.25W
0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 0.1%
U14
U13 TCMT4100
C 12V TCMT4100
DATA_BUS_DRV1<7..0> C
R43 R_POSITION
R54 1 16
1 16 EMERGENCY
R38 1K
1K 1K 0.125W
0.25W 0.125W 4 R44 2 15
DATA_BUS_DRV1<7> 0.1% 1% 2 15 Y6 3 14 F_ON
1K
0.125W
5 R45 4 13
5 12 R_ON
1K
0.125W
6 R46 6 11 Y6 IN 2C1^
7 10 EMERGENCY 2D3^
OUT
1K
0.125W
2C1^ IN 331CN_32 8 9 Y5
C4
10N
D 50V
10%
D
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Figure 10-242 5446243SCH-4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DATA_BUS_DRV3<6..0> DATA_BUS_DRV3<7..0>
9PSLD: COLLIMATOR ADJUST SEMI-AUTO
3PSLD:LOW-CONTRAST
4 R68 1K 9PSLD
0 R58 1K 3PSLD 2C3^ OUT 2C3^
OUT 0.5W 5%
0.5W 5%
R227 1K
U15 R222 1K
A 74VHC-AHC373
0.5W 5% 0.5W 5% A
U18
1 OE_N ULN2803ADW 7PSLD: COLLIMATOR ADJUST AUTO
CHIP_SEL_INV<1> 11 CLK DATA_BUS_DRV3<6..0> 4PSLD: HIGH-CONTRAST
5 R69 1K 7PSLD
0 3 D<7> Q<7> 2 1 I1 O1 18 0 1 R59 1K 4PSLD 2C3^ OUT 2C3^
4 5 2 17 OUT 0.5W 5%
1 D<6> Q<6> I2 O2 1 0.5W 5%
2 7 D<5> Q<5> 6 3 I3 O3 16 2 R228 1K
3 8 9 4 15 3 R223 1K
D<4> Q<4> I4 O4 5%
4 13 D<3> Q<3> 12 5 I5 O5 14 4 5% 0.5W
0.5W
5 14 D<2> Q<2> 15 6 I6 O6 13 5
6 17 D<1> Q<1> 16 7 I7 O7 12 6 12V
7 18 D<0> Q<0> 19 8 I8 O8 11 8PSLD: REMOTE/LOCAL SWITCH
5PSLD: EVEN HIGH-CONTRAST
10
6 R70 1K 8PSLD
COMMON 2 R60 1K 5PSLD 2C3^ OUT 2C3^
VCC=3V3;GND=GND GND 9 OUT 0.5W 5%
DATA_BUS_OUT<7..0> 0.5W 5%
R226 1K
P G12 R224 1K
0.5W 5%
0.5W 5%
10PSLD: COLLIMATOR ADJUST MANUAL
3 R61 1K 10PSLD
OUT 2C3^
B 0.5W 5% B
R225 1K
U16 5%
74VHC-AHC373 DATA_BUS_DRV5<4..0> 0.5W
U19
1 OE_N ULN2803ADW DS5 12V
CHIP_SEL_INV<5> 11 CLK
HLMP-2755
0 3 D<7> Q<7> 2 1 I1 O1 18 0
1 4 D<6> Q<6> 5 2 I2 O2 17 1
DS5: B INDICATOR 1 2
2 7 6 3 16 2 CA AA
D<5> Q<5> I3 O3
3 8 D<4> Q<4> 9 4 I4 O4 15 3 4 3
4 13 D<3> Q<3> 12 5 I5 O5 14 4 CB AB
5 14 D<2> Q<2> 15 6 I6 O6 13 R75 1K 5 6
6 17 D<1> Q<1> 16 7 I7 O7 12 12V 0.1% CC AC
18 19 0.25W
7 D<0> Q<0> 8 I8 O8 11 DATA_BUS_DRV5<0> 1K
R76 8 7
10 0.1% CD AD DATA_BUS_DRV5<7..0>
0.25W
DATA_BUS_OUT<7..0> COMMON 2PSLD: F1
VCC=3V3;GND=GND GND 9
YELLOW
P G12 3 R71 1K 2PSLD
C DS6 0.5W 5%
OUT C
HLMP-2755
R230 1K
1 2 0.5W 5%
DS6: R INDICATOR CA AA
11PSLD: 12' INTENSIFIER MODE
4 3
R55 1K 11PSLD CB AB
OUT R80 1K 5 6 6PSLD: F2
0.5W 5% CC AC
0.1% 0.25W 1K 6PSLD
DATA_BUS_DRV5<1> 1K 8 7 4 R72
R56 1K R77 CD AD OUT
0.1% 0.25W 0.5W 5%
0.5W 5%
U17 D1 R229 1K
ULN2803ADW YELLOW
MURS120T3 5%
200V 0.5W
12PSLD: 9' INTENSIFIER MODE DS7
NOML_LED 1 I1 O1 18 HLMP-2755
MAG1_LED 2 17 R57 1K 12PSLD WDT_DRV
I2 O2 OUT
MAG2_LED 3 I3 O3 16 0.5W 5%
4 I4 O4 15 1 2
D2 CA AA
5 I5 O5 14 R190 1K
6 I6 O6 13 MURS120T3 4 3
0.5W 5% 200V CB AB
7 I7 O7 12
12V 1K
8 I8 O8 11 R78 5 6
0.1% CC AC
10 0.25W
DATA_BUS_DRV5<2> R79 1K 8 7
COMMON
D GND 9 13PSLD: 6' INTENSIFIER MODE 0.1% 0.25W
CD AD D
R191 1K 13PSLD
REV 2 01July04
P OUT YELLOW
0.5W 5%
G12 DS7: F INDICATOR
R192 1K
0.5W 5% GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-243 5446243SCH-5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3V3
3V3 PLACE 0.1UF CAP CLOSE TO VCC AND GND
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
R133
R135
R137
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C31
10U
C33
C35
3V3 U23
1U
A TL16C550CPT A
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
0.125W
2
5 12
R113
RCLK BAUDOUT_N U25
MAX3232C
RS1_CLOCK 14 XIN RS1_ADDR<2..0>
15 RS1_DATA<7..0>
XOUT
1K
1%
D0 43 0 16 VCC
9 CS0 D1 44 1 2 VP
10 CS1 D2 45 2 6 VN
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
C32
C34
RS1_CS 11 CS2_N D3 46 3
D4 47 4 0.1U C36 1 C1P
RS1_ADDR<2..0> 10%
0
1
28
27
A0
A1
D5
D6
2
3
5
6
16V
0.1U
3
4
C1M
C2P RS232_1 FOR SID
2 26 A2 D7 4 7 C37 5 C2M
R117 16V 10%
RS1_RXD 7 8 RS1_TXD 11 14 232_1_TXD
SIN SOUT T1IN T1OUT J1
10 T2IN T2OUT 7 232_2_TXD
38 33 33 232_1_RXD 13 12 33 R125 RS1_RXD
CTS DTR_N R1IN R1OUT
39 32 0.1W 232_2_RXD 8 9 0.1W 2% 1
DSR_N RTS_N R2IN R2OUT 1
40 34 2% 232_1_TXD CH1 2 6
DCD_N OUT1_N R126 2 6
41 RI_N OUT2_N 31 GND 15 33 RS2_RXD 232_1_RXD CH5 3 3 7 7
24 ADS_N 0.1W 2% 4 4 8 8
RS1_RESET 35 MR DDIS 22 CH3 5 5 9 9
RS1_CH_RD 19 RD1_N TXRDY_N 23 G1 G1

B 20 RD2 RXRDY_N 29 G2 G2 B
RS1_CH_WR 16 WR1_N
R115 GROUND PIN
1K
STRAIGHT
VCC=3V3;GND=GND STD_DENSITY
0.125W 1% 3V3 3V3
R119 RS2_CLOCK R127
RS1_CLOCK 1K 1K
0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
3V3
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
3V3 3V3
R134
R136
R138
R120 RS2_CS R128
RS1_CS 1K 1K
3V3 U24
0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
TL16C550CPT
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
0.125W
2
5 12
R114
RCLK BAUDOUT_N
3V3 3V3
C RS2_CLOCK 14 XIN R121 R129 RS2_ADDR<2..0> C
15 RS2_DATA<7..0> RS1_RESET 1K RS2_RESET 1K
XOUT
1K
1%
D0 43 0
9 44 1 0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
CS0 D1
10 CS1 D2 45 2
RS2_CS 11 CS2_N D3 46 3
D4 47 4
RS2_ADDR<2..0> 0 28 A0 D5 2 5 3V3 3V3
1 27 3 6
2 26
A1
A2
D6
D7 4 7 RS1_CH_RD
R122
1K RS2_CH_RD
R130
1K RS232_2 FOR IMAGE INTENSIFIER
RS2_RXD R118
7 8 RS2_TXD 0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
SIN SOUT J3
38 33 33
CTS DTR_N
39 32 0.1W 1
DSR_N RTS_N CH2 1
40 34 2% 3V3 3V3 232_2_TXD 2 6
DCD_N OUT1_N CH6 2 6
41 RI_N OUT2_N 31 R123 R131 232_2_RXD 3 3 7 7
24 RS1_CH_WR 1K RS2_CH_WR 1K 4 8
ADS_N CH4 4 8
RS2_RESET 35 MR DDIS 22 5 5 9 9
0.125W 1% 0.125W 1%
RS2_CH_RD 19 RD1_N TXRDY_N 23 G1 G1
20 RD2 RXRDY_N 29 G2 G2
RS2_CH_WR 16 WR1_N
17 WR2 INTRPT 30 RS2_INT 3V3 3V3
R116 R124 R132 PIN
1K RS1_INT 1K RS2_INT 1K GROUND STRAIGHT
D 0.125W 1%
VCC=3V3;GND=GND
0.125W 1% 0.125W 1% STD_DENSITY D
REV 2 01July04
GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-244 5446243SCH-6

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3V3 U33
TP10
EPM2210F256C5N
TIN
VCCINT<7..0>
VCCIO1<3..0>
VCCIO2<3..0>
VCCIO3<3..0>
VCCIO4<3..0>
DATA_BUS_OUT<7..0>
U33
GCLK H5 IO_H5_GCLK0 EPM2210F256C5N
J5 IO_J5_GCLK1
A J12
H12
IO_J12_GCLK2
DATA_BUS<7..0> 0 P14 R1 33 R151 1
A
IO_H12_GCLK3 IO_P14 IO_R1
M8 IO_M8_DEV_OE 1 R208 0 1 P15 IO_P15 IO_P4 P4 0.1W 2%
RESET M9 IO_M9_DEV_NCLR IO_B16 B16 WATCH_DOG 6 R216 0 2 N13 IO_N13 IO_T2 T2
C13
IN N14 33
IO_C13 4 R214 0 3 IO_N14 IO_P5 P5 R152 4
TDI L6 A15 33 R140 WATCH_DOG_OUT 2 4 M14 R3 2%
TDI IO_A15 R209 0 IO_M14 IO_R3 0.1W
TMS N4 TMS IO_C12 C12 2% 0.1W 0 R207 0 5 N15 IO_N15 IO_N5 N5
TCK P3 TCK IO_B14 B14 3 R213 0 6 M13 IO_M13 IO_R4 R4 33 R153 5
33 1K 2%
TDO R139 M5 TDO IO_D12 D12 R141 0.125W +0.05 0.1W 7 N16 IO_N16 IO_P6 P6 0.1W CHIP_SEL_INV<7..0>
0.1W 2% IO_B13 B13 1% L14 IO_L14 IO_T4 T4
0 D3 IO_D3 IO_C11 C11 M15 IO_M15 IO_N6 N6
1 C2 IO_C2 IO_A13 A13 0 L13 IO_L13 IO_R5 R5
2 C3 IO_C3 IO_D11 D11 M16 IO_M16 IO_M6 M6
3 E3 IO_E3 IO_B12 B12 KEY_MATRIX_IN0 IN 2 L12 IO_L12 IO_T5 T5
4 D2 IO_D2 IO_E11 E11 KEY_MATRIX_IN1 IN L15 IO_L15 IO_P7 P7
5 E4 IO_E4 IO_A12 A12 KEY_MATRIX_IN2 IN 3 L11 IO_L11 IO_R6 R6
CHIP_SEL_CPLD<3..0>
6 D1 IO_D1 IO_C10 C10 KEY_MATRIX_IN3 IN L16 IO_L16 IO_N7 N7 LOGIC0
LED_DRV1<6..0> E5 IO_E5 IO_B11 B11 0 K14 IO_K14 IO_T6 T6 LOGIC1
E2 IO_E2 IO_D10 D10 1 K15 IO_K15 IO_M7 M7 LOGIC2
0 F3 A11 KEY_SEL0 TEST_SWITCH<2..0> 2 K13 R7 LOGIC3
IO_F3 IO_A11 OUT IO_K13 IO_R7
1 E1 IO_E1 IO_E10 E10 KEY_SEL1 K16 IO_K16 IO_P8 P8 LOGIC4
F4 B10 KEY_SEL2 OUT K12 T7
2 IO_F4 IO_B10 OUT 1 IO_K12 IO_T7
3 F2 IO_F2 IO_C9 C9 KEY_SEL3 0 J15 IO_J15 IO_N8 N8 0
F5 A10 OUT J14 R8
4 IO_F5 IO_A10 KEY_SEL4 OUT 1 IO_J14 IO_R8 1
5 F1 IO_F1 IO_D9 D9 2 J16 IO_J16 IO_N9 N9 2
6 F6 IO_F6 IO_B9 B9 3 J13 IO_J13 IO_T8 T8 3
B LED_DRV2<6..0> G2 IO_G2 IO_E9 E9 NOML_LED DS9 3V3 4 H16 IO_H16 IO_T9 T9 4 B
G3 IO_G3 IO_A9 A9 MAG1_LED HSMG-C190 5 H13 IO_H13 IO_R9 R9 5

0 G1 IO_G1 IO_A8 A8 MAG2_LED 6 H15 IO_H15 IO_P9 P9 6
R160
1 G4 IO_G4 IO_B8 B8 LOGIC0 1 2 RS1_DATA<7..0> 7 H14 IO_H14 IO_T10 T10 7
2 H2 E8 G16 M10 RS2_DATA<7..0>
IO_H2 IO_E8 IO_G16 IO_M10
3 G5 IO_G5 IO_A7 A7 332 G12 IO_G12 IO_R10 R10
GREEN
4 H1 IO_H1 IO_D8 D8 0.125W 0 G15 IO_G15 IO_N10 N10 0
5 H3 IO_H3 IO_B7 B7 1 G13 IO_G13 IO_T11 T11 1
DS10
6 J1 IO_J1 IO_C8 C8 2 F16 IO_F16 IO_P10 P10 2
LED_DRV3<6..0> HSMG-C190 RS1_ADDR<2..0> RS2_ADDR<2..0>
H4 IO_H4 IO_A6 A6 G14 IO_G14 IO_R11 R11
J2 IO_J2 IO_E7 E7 R161 F15 IO_F15 IO_M11 M11
LOGIC1 1 2
J4 IO_J4 IO_B6 B6 F11 IO_F11 IO_T12 T12
K1 IO_K1 IO_D7 D7 RS1_CLOCK 33 R142 E16 IO_E16 IO_N11 N11 33 R154 RS2_CLOCK
332 0.1W 2% 0.1W 2%
J3 IO_J3 IO_A5 A5 GREEN F12 IO_F12 IO_R12 R12
0.125W RS1_CS RS2_CS
K2 IO_K2 IO_C7 C7 33 R143 E15 IO_E15 IO_P11 P11 33 R155
DS14 0.1W 2% 0.1W 2%
K5 IO_K5 IO_B5 B5 F13 IO_F13 IO_T13 T13
HSMG-C190 RS1_RESET RS2_RESET
L1 IO_L1 IO_E6 E6 33 R144 D16 IO_D16 IO_M12 M12 33 R156
K4 IO_K4 IO_A4 A4 R194 0.1W 2% F14 IO_F14 IO_R13 R13 0.1W 2%
L2 D6 LOGIC2 1 2 RS1_CH_RD 33 R145 D15 N12 RS2_CH_RD
IO_L2 IO_D6 IO_D15 IO_N12 33 R157
K3 IO_K3 IO_B4 B4 0.1W 2% E12 IO_E12 IO_R14 R14 0.1W 2%
332 RS1_CH_WR 33 RS2_CH_WR
M1 IO_M1 IO_C6 C6 GREEN R146 D14 IO_D14 IO_P12 P12 33 R158
0.125W 0.1W 2% 0.1W 2%
L5 IO_L5 IO_C4 C4 DS15 E13 IO_E13 IO_T15 T15
M2 IO_M2 IO_C5 C5 HSMG-C190 RS1_INT 33 R147 C15 IO_C15 IO_R16 R16 33 R159 RS2_INT
C L4 IO_L4 IO_B3 B3
R195
0.1W 2% C14 IO_C14 IO_P13 P13 0.1W 2% C
L3 IO_L3 IO_D5 D5 LOGIC3 1 2 E14 IO_E14
N1 IO_N1 IO_A2 A2 D13 IO_D13
M4 IO_M4 IO_B1 B1 TP3 332
GREEN SYM 2 OF 2
N2 IO_N2 IO_D4 D4 0.125W
M3 IO_M3 TIN DS16 5 R215 0
N3 IO_N3 GNDINT<7..0> HSMG-C190 +0.05 0.1W
P2 IO_P2 GNDIO<15..0> 7 R217 0
R219
SYM 1 OF 2 LOGIC4 1 2 +0.05 0.1W
332
3V3 GREEN
0.125W
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C38
C39
C40
C42
C44
C46
C48
C49
C50
C51
C52
C53
C54
C55
C56
C57
C58
C59
C60
C61
3V3
D D
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C125
0.1U
C126
0.1U
C127
0.1U
C128
0.1U
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
16V
10%
C41
10U
C43
10U
C45
10U
C47
10U
GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-245 5446243SCH-7

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3V3
A 3V3 A
0.125W
0.125W
0.125W
Y1 12.288MHZ
R99
R101
R102
R103
4 VCC VOUT 3 GCLK
R97
1 2 33
ENABLE GND 0.1W
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K
1%
1K 2% 3V3
0.125W J2
1% TCK 33 R107
C7
0.1W 2%
1 1 2 2
0.1U
16V
10%
C22
0.1U TDO 3 3 4 4
16V 5 5 6 6
10% 7 7 8 8
TMS 33 R108 9 10
9 10
0.1W 2%
R109 PIN
TDI 33
STRAIGHT
0.125W
0.1W 2% RIBBON_CABLE_LOW_PROFILE
DS8
HSMG-C190
R105
3V3
R206
2 1
1K
1%
B 1K B
GREEN
0.25W
0.1%
TP1
D3
BAV70LT1 3V3 TIN
VCC
A1 1
3 K 3V3
A2 2
R100
70V
R104 R110 R111 R112
VR1 S1 1K 1K 1K 10K
2K 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
ADP3339-3.3 219-04MST 0.125W
0.125W 1% 1% 1% 1%
1% TEST_SWITCH<2..0>
3 VIN VOUT 2 1 I1 O1 8 0
GND 1 2 I2 O2 7 1
C TP2 C
0.1U
16V
10%
35V
10%
C20
C13
35V
10%
3 I3 O3 6 2
C8
1U
1U
3.3V TIN
4 I4 O4 5 R106 RESET
33
0.1W
2%
C71 C72 C73 C124
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 10%
50V 50V 50V 25V
10% 10% 10% 10U
3V3
C6 C9 C10 C11 C12 C14 C15 C16 C17 C18 C19 C21 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30
16V
10%
10U
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
C5
50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
D D
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1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-246 5446243SCH-8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
1LD: SID NO. 100 BIT
1LD DATA_BUS_SEG1<6..0>
U22 12V HDSP-A901
ULN2803ADW DATA_BUS_SEG1<6..0>
LED_DRV1<6..0> DATA_BUS_SEG1<6..0>
1 A1 A 10 R98 1K 0
0 1 I1 O1 18 0 6 R81 1K 2 F B 9 R170 1K 1 12V
1 2 I2 O2 17 1 5 R82 1K 3 G C 8 R175 1K 2
2 3 I3 O3 16 2 4 R83 1K 4 E DP 7 R94 10K
3 4 I4 O4 15 3 3 R84 1K 5 D A2 6 0.125W 1%
4 5 I5 O5 14 4
5 6 I6 O6 13 5
6 7 I7 O7 12 6 12V GREEN
8 I8 O8 11
10
COMMON
B GND 9 B
P G12
2LD: SID NO. 10BIT
2LD DATA_BUS_SEG2<6..0>
U20 12V HDSP-A901
ULN2803ADW DATA_BUS_SEG2<6..0>
DATA_BUS_SEG2<6..0>
LED_DRV2<6..0>
1 A1 A 10 R180 1K 0
0 1 I1 O1 18 0 6 R85 1K 2 F B 9 R181 1K 1 12V

1 2 I2 O2 17 1 5 R86 1K 3 G C 8 R200 1K 2
2 3 I3 O3 16 2 4 R87 1K 4 E DP 7 R95 10K
3 4 I4 O4 15 3 3 R88 1K 5 D A2 6 0.125W 1%
4 5 I5 O5 14 4
5 6 I6 O6 13 5
6 7 I7 O7 12 6 12V GREEN
8 I8 O8 11
10
COMMON
GND 9
C C
P G12
3LD: SID NO. 1BIT
U21 DATA_BUS_SEG3<6..0> 3LD DATA_BUS_SEG3<6..0>

ULN2803ADW 12V HDSP-A901
LED_DRV3<6..0> DATA_BUS_SEG3<6..0>
0 1 I1 O1 18 0 1 A1 A 10 R204 1K 0
1 2 I2 O2 17 1 6 R89 1K 2 F B 9 R93 1K 1 12V
2 3 I3 O3 16 2 5 R90 1K 3 G C 8 R205 1K 2
3 4 I4 O4 15 3 4 R91 1K 4 E DP 7 R96 10K
4 5 I5 O5 14 4 3 R92 1K 5 D A2 6 0.125W 1%
5 6 I6 O6 13 5
6 7 I7 O7 12 6 12V
WATCH_DOG_OUT 8 I8 O8 11 WDT_DRV GREEN
10
COMMON
GND 9
P G12
D D
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B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-247 5446243SCH-9

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0>
A 2B1^ IN A
12V
R176 U4
0 DS26LV32AT
R166 3V3
332 1K
R186 R187 R188 R189
0.125W 0.125W 16 10K 10K 10K 10K
R171 VCC
1 1% 1% 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
U6
R177 4 EN ULN2803ADW 1% 1% 1% 1% KEY_MATRIX_SEL<4..0>
2 1K 12 EN_N
0.125W
R167
332 1% 1K 2 3 KEY_MATRIX_IN0 KEY_SEL0 1 18 0
INP<3> O<3> OUT IN I1 O1
0.125W 0.125W 1 KEY_SEL1 2 17 1
R172 INN<3> IN I2 O2
3 1% 1% 6 5 KEY_MATRIX_IN1 KEY_SEL2 3 16 2
INP<2> O<2> OUT IN I3 O3
7 INN<2> IN KEY_SEL3 4 I4 O4 15 3
1K 10 11 KEY_MATRIX_IN2 KEY_SEL4 5 14 4
R178 INP<1> O<1> OUT IN I5 O5
4 0.125W 9 6 13
INN<1> I6 O6
1% 14 13 KEY_MATRIX_IN3 7 12 C66 C67 C68 C69 C70
R168 INP<0> O<0> OUT I7 O7 12V
332 1K 15 8 11
INN<0> I8 O8 10N 10N 10N 10N 10N
0.125W 0.125W 8 10 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
R173 GND
5 1% 1% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
COMMON
R179 GND 9
6 1K
0.125W
R169 P P
332 1% 1K
0.125W G12 G12
0.125W R174
7 1% 1%
B B
1K
0.125W
1%
12V
VCC
KEY_MATRIX_OUT<3..0> R218 R220 R221 R231 R182 R183 R184 R185 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_OP<3..0>
1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K 1K
0.25W 0.25W 0.25W 0.25W U5 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W 0.125W
C 0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 0.1%
TCMT4100 1% 1% 1% 1% C
U7 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0>
R162 DS26C31T OUT
1 16 0
U26 2A4^
332 12
74VHC_AHC14 EN_N
0.125W 4 EN
0 R163 2 15
3 14 1 0 1 A<5> B<5> 2 1 I<3> OUTP<3> 2 0
1 3 A<4> B<4> 4 OUTN_N<3> 3 1
332 2 5 6 7 6 2
A<3> B<3> I<2> OUTP<2>
0.125W 3 9 8 5 3
A<2> B<2> OUTN_N<2>
1 R164 4 13 11 A<1> B<1> 10 9 I<1> OUTP<1> 10 4
5 12 2 13 A<0> B<0> 12 OUTN_N<1> 11 5
15 I<0> OUTP<0> 14 6
332 13 7
OUTN_N<0>
0.125W
VCC=VCC;GND=GND
2 R165 6 11
7 10 3 VCC=VCC;GND=GND
332
0.125W
3 8 9 C62 C63 C64 C65
10N 10N 10N 10N
50V 50V 50V 50V
10% 10% 10% 10%
D D
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Company Restricted
key_matrix 1 of 3 5446243SCH 2 10 of 15
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-248 5446243SCH-10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12V
S2 FL1 D4 KEY_MATRIX_OUT<3..0> 12V
BLM11A102S S7 FL8 KEY_MATRIX_OUT<3..0>
MURS120T3 D10
1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 0 BLM11A102S MURS120T3
1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 0
4 LED1+ NC 7 1K OHM 200V
4 7 1K OHM
LED1+ NC 200V
F1 6 3 2PSLD
LED2+ LED1- IN 2A1^ COLLIMATOR ADJUST AUTO
RESERVE,NOT WELDING 6 LED2+ LED1- 3 7PSLD IN 2A1^
LED2- 5
LED2- 5
A A
S3 FL2 D5
BLM11A102S MURS120T3
1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 1 S8 FL9 D11
4 7 1K OHM KEY_MATRIX_SEL<2> 1 2 1 2 1
LED1+ NC 200V NO rf15 NC
LOW-CONTRAST 6 3 3PSLD 4 7 1K OHM

LED2+ LED1- IN 2A1^ LED1+ NC 200V
REMOTE/LOCAL SWITCH 8PSLD
LED2- 5 6 LED2+ LED1- 3 IN 2B1^
LED2- 5
S4 FL4 D6
1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 2
S9 FL6 D9
4 7 1K OHM BLM11A102S
LED1+ NC 200V MURS120T3
1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 2
HIGH-CONTRAST 6 3 4PSLD
LED2+ LED1- IN 2A1^ 1K OHM
4 LED1+ NC 7 200V
LED2- 5
6 3 9PSLD
COLLIMATOR ADJUST SEMI-AUTO LED2+ LED1- IN 2B1^
LED2- 5
B S5 FL5 D7 B
KEY_MATRIX_SEL<0> 1 2 1 2 3
NO rf15 NC
4 7 1K OHM S10 FL7

LED1+ NC 200V D12
6 3 5PSLD KEY_MATRIX_SEL<4> 1 2 1 2 3
EVEN HING-CONTRAST LED2+ LED1- IN 2A1^ NO rf15 NC
5 4 7 1K OHM
LED2- LED1+ NC 200V
COLLIMATOR ADJUST MANUAL 6 3 10PSLD
LED2+ LED1- IN 2B1^
S6 FL3 D8 LED2- 5
KEY_MATRIX_SEL<1> 1 2 1 2 0
NO rf15 NC
4 7 1K OHM
LED1+ NC 200V
F2 6 LED2+ LED1- 3 6PSLD IN 2A1^
RESERVE,NOT WELDING
LED2- 5
C C
S11 FL12 D13
1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 1
4 7 1K OHM
LED1+ NC 200V
12' INTENSIFIER MODE
6 LED2+ LED1- 3 11PSLD IN
LED2- 5
S12 FL13 D14

1 NO rf15 NC 2 1 2 2
4 7 1K OHM
LED1+ NC 200V
9' INTENSIFIER MODE
6 LED2+ LED1- 3 12PSLD
IN
LED2- 5
S13 FL14 D15

D 1 2 1
BLM11A102S
2
MURS120T3
3
D
NO rf15 NC
REV 2 01July04
6' INTENSIFIER MODE 4 7 1K OHM
LED1+ NC 200V
6 LED2+ LED1- 3 13PSLD
IN
LED2- 5 GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-249 5446243SCH-11

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
2B1^ IN CONSOLE_POWER
R232 R233 R234 R236

1K 1K 1K 1K
A 0.25W
0.1%
0.25W
0.1%
0.25W
0.1%
0.25W
0.1%
A
U8 KEY_MATRIX_OUT<3..0>
TCMT4100
R196
1 16 0
C74
332
0.125W
2B1^ TECH SPOT 10N R197 2 15
IN 50V 3 14 1
C75
332
0.125W
2A1^ 1ST TUBE 10N R198 4 13
IN 50V 5 12 2
C76
332
0.125W
2B1^ X-RAY ON 10N R199 6 11
IN 50V 7 10 3
C77
332
0.125W
R210
2B1^ ABNORMAL 10N 8 9 KEY_MATRIX_SEL<3>
IN 50V
10
B B
0.125W
1%
12V
R235 R237 R238

1K 1K 1K
0.25W 0.25W 0.25W U9
0.1% 0.1% 0.1% 3V3
TCMT4100
R201
1 16 ID NO+ 2A4^
OUT
R212
C 332 1K C
0.125W 0.125W
2 15 Y5 1%
R202
3 14
IN 2B1^
KEY_MATRIX_OUT<2>
332
0.125W
R203 4 13 KEY_MATRIX_SEL<1>
5 12 R211 WATCH_DOG 2A4^
OUT
332 33
0.125W 0.1W
KEY_MATRIX_SEL<4> 6 11 2%
7 10
8 9
D D
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1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-250 5446243SCH-12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
331CN<49..0> 331CN<49..0>
332CN GROUND 331CN
A GROUND A
KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 1 2 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 1 2
2C5^ IN 1 2 1 2
1 3 3 4 4 0 2 3 3 4 4 3
3 5 5 6 6 2 4 5 5 6 6 5
5 7 7 8 8 4 6 7 7 8 8 7
KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 7 9 10 6 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 8 9 10 9
11
9 10
12 OUT 2C8^ 11
9 10
12
0 11 12 1 10 11 12 11
2 13 13 14 14 3 12 13 13 14 14 13
4 15 15 16 16 5 14 15 15 16 16 15
DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 6 17 18 7 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 16 17 18 17
0 19
17 18
20 OUT 2C8^ 19
17 18
20
19 20 1 18 19 20 19
2 21 21 22 22 3 20 21 21 22 22 21
4 23 23 24 24 5 22 23 23 24 24 23
DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 6 25 26 7 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 24 25 26 25
27
25 26
28 OUT 2C8^ 27
25 26
28
0 27 28 1 26 27 28 27
2 29 29 30 30 3 28 29 29 30 30 29
4 31 32 5 30 31 32 331CN_32
CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 31 32 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 31 32 OUT 2D8^
6 33 34 7 33 34
35
33 34
36 OUT 2C8^ 35
33 34
36
0 35 36 1 34 35 36 34
2 37 37 38 38 3 36 37 37 38 38 36
4 39 40 5 39 40 OPPRESS_COM
39 40 39 40
6 41 41 42 42 7 P G12 40 41 41 42 42 40
43 43 44 44 43 43 44 44
45 45 46 46 45 45 46 46
47 47 48 48 47 47 48 48
B 49 49 50 50 +12V 49 49 50 50 +12V B
P G12 P G12
PIN PIN
STRAIGHT STRAIGHT
RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD RIBBON_CABLE_STANDARD
333CN
1 1 2 2
3 4 DS11
3 4
+5V 5 6 +5V HLMP-2755
5 6
7 7 8 8
9 9 10 10 1K 331CN<29>
1 CA AA 2 R241
11 11 12 12 0.1%
13 14 R_POSITION 0.25W
2C5^ IN F_POSITION 13 14 IN 2C5^ 1K 331CN<30>
4 CB AB 3 R242
2C5^ IN F_ON 15 16 R_ON
15 16 IN 2C5^ 0.1% 0.25W
2C5^ IN EMERGENCY 17 17 18 18 ID NO+
IN 2C5^ 1K
R239 5 CC AC 6
2D8^ OUT Y5 19 20 Y6
21
CONSOLE_POWER
19 20
22
CONSOLE_POWER OUT 2D8^ 0.1% 0.25W
C 21 22 OUT 2C8^ OPPRESS_COM R240 1K 8 7 C
2C8^ OUT TECH SPOT 23 23 24 24 1ST TUBE 2C8^ 0.1% CD AD
X-RAY ON 25 26 ABNORMAL OUT 0.25W
2D8^ OUT 25 26 OUT 2C8^
20 27 27 28 28 19
22 29 30 21 YELLOW
29 30
331CN<49..0> 31 31 32 32 331CN<49..0>
33 33 34 34
35 35 36 36
37 37 38 38
39 39 40 40
41 41 42 42
P G12 43 43 44 44 P G12 +5V +12V
45 45 46 46
47 47 48 48
+12V 49 49 50 50 +12V
C78 C79 C80 C81 C82 C83 C84 C85 C86 C87 C88
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
PIN 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
STRAIGHT
P G12
D D
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connector 1 of 3 5446243SCH 2 13 of 15
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-251 5446243SCH-13

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
331CN<49..0> 331CN<49..0> 331CN<49..0> 331CN<49..0>

334CN 1FSCN 336CN
337CN FLUOROSCOPY
COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_POS 1 1 PIN
1 1 2 2 PIN1: GND 7 1 1 PIN 16 1 1 PIN
STRAIGHT COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_NEG 2 2 STRAIGHT
2 3 3 4 4 3 PIN2: JOYSTICK_UP 9 2 2 STRAIGHT 17 2 2
WIRE_TO_BOARD 3 3 WIRE_TO_BOARD
4 5 5 6 6 5 PIN3: JOYSTICK_DOWN 8 3 3 WIRE_TO_BOARD 3 3 4 4
6 7 7 8 8 4 4 4 4
9 9 10 10
11 11 12 12
13 13 14 14 13
A 14 15 15 16 16 15 A
17 17 18 18 338CN 335CN RADIOGRAPHY EM_STOP_CN
19 19 20 20
21 21 22 22 PIN PIN
PIN1: JOYSTICK_LEFT 11 1 1 18 1 1
23 23 24 24 23 STRAIGHT STRAIGHT CONSOLE_EM_SW_OUTPUT 331CN<40> 1 1
PIN2: JOYSTICK_RIGHT 12 2 2 17 2 2
24 25 25 26 26 25 WIRE_TO_BOARD WIRE_TO_BOARD +24V FROM TABLE 331CN<36> 2 2
PIN3: GND 10 3 3 3 3
26 27 27 28 28 27 +24V FROM TABLE 331CN<36> 3 3
4 4 4 4
28 29 29 30 30 21 PIN30: GND CONSOLE_EM_SW_LED 331CN<34> 4 4
31 31 32 32 19 PIN32: SID_1050M
33 33 34 34 21 PIN34: GND
35 35 36 36 20 PIN36: SID_1200M PIN
46 37 37 38 38 21 PIN38: GND STRAIGHT
39 39 40 40 22 PIN40: SID_1500M WIRE_TO_BOARD
PIN
STRAIGHT
S14
COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_POS 1 NO rf15 NC 2 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_NEG

331CN<2> 1 1 331CN<21> 1 1 331CN<11> 1 1
CR3 CR6 CR8 4 LED1+ NC 7
B SMS24C SMS24C SMS24C B
331CN<3> 3 3 331CN<19> 3 3 331CN<12> 3 3 6 LED2+ LED1- 3
331CN<4> 331CN<20> 331CN<10> LED2- 5

4 4 2 2 4 4 2 2 4 4 2 2
331CN<5> 5 5 331CN<22> 5 5 331CN<18> 5 5

GROUND GROUND GROUND
331CN<6> 6 6 331CN<46> 6 6 331CN<17> 6 6

26.7V 26.7V 26.7V
331CN<13> 1 1 331CN<7> 1 1 331CN<16> 1 1

CR4 CR7 CR9
331CN<14> 3 3 SMS24C 331CN<9> 3 3 SMS24C 331CN<40> 3 3 SMS24C
C C
331CN<15> 4 4 2 2 331CN<8> 4 4 2 2 331CN<36> 4 4 2 2
331CN<23> 5 5 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_POS 5 5 331CN<34> 5 5

GROUND GROUND GROUND
331CN<24> 6 6 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_NEG 6 6 6 6
26.7V 26.7V 26.7V
331CN<25> 1 1
CR5
331CN<26> 3 3 SMS24C
331CN<27> 4 4 2 2
D 331CN<28> 5 5
D
GROUND
REV 2 01July04
6 6
26.7V GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-252 5446243SCH-14

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
FL11
NFM41PC155B1E3
USE PACKAGE OF 2378407-4,THE BOM PN.IS 5482604
TP8
VCC
VCC
+5V
A 1 3 TIN A
1.5UF
C89 C91 C94 C97 C100 C103 C106 C109 C113 C115 C117
4
100U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
1
TP9 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
20% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
TIN
CR1
GBLC05C
2 5V_STAND_OFF DS12
RESERVE,NOT WELDING VCC HSMG-C190
R243
2 1
GROUND 1K
GREEN
0.25W
0.1%
FL10
NFM41PC155B1E3
USE PACKAGE OF 2378407-4,THE BOM PN.IS 5482604
12V
B B
+12V DS13
1 3 HSMG-C190
12V
R244
1.5UF 2 1
2
1K
GREEN
0.25W P G12
1
0.1%
P G12
CR2 TP4 TP6

GBLC12C
12V
12V_STAND_OFF
TIN TIN
2
RESERVE,NOT WELDING
C90 C92 C95 C98 C101 C104 C107 C110 C112 C114 C116 C118 C119 C120 C121
100U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
C GROUND TP5 TP7 50V
20%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
50V
10%
C
TIN TIN
P G12
R193 0
+0.05 1W
12V
GROUND
MH1 MH3 MH5 MH7 MH9 MH11

MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00 C93 C96 C99 C102 C105 C108 C111
0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U 0.1U
J4 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V 50V
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
MH2 MH4 MH6 MH8 MH10 A1 1
MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00
MHP4_00TB10_00 MHP4_00TB10_00
PIN
STRAIGHT
MH12 TAB P G12
D GROUND MHP4_00TB10_00
GROUND D
REV 2 01July04
GE Healthcare
B Size
Company Restricted
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 10-253 5446243SCH-15


Chapter 11 - MIS Chart
Section 1.0
Scope
This section provides detailed information about each MIS run in the form of individual MIS cable
charts.
Each of the following charts defines a single interconnection in the system. The charts are arranged
in the order, according to MIS numbers. In some cases, a particular MIS number is repeated, except
for a letter added at the end. Such a set of charts use the same cable, and carry essentially the
same signals, however the applications for each chart is different - the point of connection is
different (at one or both ends) for each chart in the set.
Section 2.0
How to Use
Each MIS cable shown on the MIS map has its own MIS chart. Each chart identifies all signals
present on the cable, and the specific pins associated with each signal. See Figure 11-254 for an
example.
Figure 11-254 MIS Chart Example
Chapter 11 - MIS Chart Page 489

Section 3.0
MIS Charts
3.1 System Main Input Power Cable
Note: The four cables should be provided by hospital, three are power supply cables, and the other one
is ground cable.
Main Power Supply System PDU
TB1
Power Line U Power Line U
Power Line V Power Line V
Power Line W Power Line W
Power Line G Power Line G
Page 490 Chapter 11 - MIS Chart

3.2 5436432, Console EM_SW and Cable
PART No. 5436432
Integrated Console Integrated Console
TDSP Board EM_STOP_CN EM STOP BUTTON
1 CONSOLE_EM_SW_OUTPUT 1 Black
2 +24V FROM TABLE 2 Red
3 +24V FROM TABLE X1 Green
4 CONSOLE_EM_SW_LED X2 White
3.3 5437145, Console EM button base ground Cable
PART No. 5437145
EM button base Under TDSP base
GND GND
3.4 5437711, Console Intercom Power Cable
PART No. 5437711
I/F Board J14 J1 Intercom Board
1 GND 2 White
2 +12V 1 Black

3.5 5437756, Cabinet door ground Cable
PART No. 5437756
Cabinet-E Door base
GND GND
3.6 5438693, Console MIC base ground Cable
PART No. 5438693
Desk-E Console MIC
GND GND
3.7 5439299, Console UD JOYSTICK Cable
PART No. 5439299
Table Horizontal
TDSP Board 337CN Table Top Front/Back Motion Joystick
1 GND 1 Red
2 JOYSTICK_UP 2 Black
3 JOYSTICK_DOWN 3 White

3.8 5439492, Console IF board-Gen console COM Cable
PART No. 5439492
I/F Board J2 COM1 Touch Screen
2 RS-TXD 2 Red
3 RS_RXD 3 Green
5 GND 5 Black
3.9 5440284, Console Digital box Image Converter BNC Signal Cable
PART No. 5440284
Converter Board J5 2409360
2 Core 1
1 Shell 2
3.10 5441903, Console desk-E ground Cable
PART No. 5441903
Desk-E Console-E1
GND GND

3.11 5442517, Console table moving control Cable
PART No. 5442517
TDSP Board 334CN Compressor and collimator blade

Mic Switch/Tilt/SID U_D SW
3 Tilt_M Tilt_1, Switch_1 Black

4 Tilt_S Tilt_2 White/Black
5 Tilt_R Tilt_3 Brown
6 Tilt_Q Tilt_4 White/Brown
7 MOTION ENABLE Switch_2 White
14 COMP_M Blade_1 Black
15 COMP_Q Blade_2 Brown
16 COMP_S Blade_3 Red
24 LR3 Blade_4 Orange
25 LR2 Blade_5 Yellow
26 LR1 Blade_6 Green
27 UD3 Blade_7 Blue
28 UD2 Blade_8 Purple
29 UD1 Blade_9 White
30 1M05_C SID U_D SW_1 White/Black
32 1M05_NO SID U_D SW_2 Black
34 1M2_C SID U_D SW_3 White/Brown
36 1M2_NO SID U_D SW_4 Brown
38 1M5_C SID U_D SW_5 White/Red
40 1M5_NO SID U_D SW_6 Red
3.12 5442713, Console Under TDSP ground Cable
PART No. 5442713
Desk-E Under TDSP base
GND GND

3.13 5443331, Console PCU Communication Cable
PART No. 5443331
Workstation COM1 J6 PCU
2 TXD 2
3 RXD 3
5 GND 5
1 1
4 4
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
3.14 5445137, Console Video adj. base ground Cable

PART No. 5445137
Video adj. base Under TDSP base
GND GND
3.15 5445936, Cabinet Power Terminal Harness

PART No. 5445936
Fuse holder X 2 TM1
F1 L 220V L TM1-1L White

F2 N 220V N TM1-4N Black
Console-E GND TM1-9PE Yellow/Green

3.16 5445937, Console Joystick base ground Cable
PART No. 5445937
Joystick base Under TDSP base
GND GND
3.17 5446734, Console Camera Link Cable
PART No. 5446734
IMG Converter Board Grab Board
1 1 Brown
14 14 Brown/White
2 2 Red
15 15 Red/Black
3 3 Orange
16 16 Orange/Black
4 4 Yellow
17 17 Yellow/Black
5 5 Green
18 18 Green/Black
6 6 Blue
19 19 Blue/White
7 7 Purple
20 20 Purple/White
8 8 Gray
21 21 Gray/Black
9 9 White
22 22 White/Black
10 10 Pink
23 23 Pink/Black
11 11 Light Blue
24 24 Light Blue/Black
12 12 Light Blue Yellow
25 25 Light Blue Green
13 13 Pink Yellow
26 26 Pink White

3.18 5448158, Console TDSP-IF board RS232 Cable
PART No. 5448158
TDSP Board J3 J6 I/F Board
2 TXD 3 Red
3 RXD 2 Black
5 GND 5 White
3.19 5448182, Console TDSP-IF board communication Cable

PART No. 5448182
TDSP Board 333CN J15 Console I/F Board
1 +5V 1 White
2 +5V 2 Blue
3 +5V 3 White
4 +5V 4 Orange
5 +5V 5 White
6 +5V 6 Green
7 GND 7 White
8 GND 8 Brown
9 GND 9 White
10 GND 10 Gray
11 GND 11 Red
12 GND 12 Blue
13 F_POSITION 13 Red
14 R_POSITION 14 Orange
15 F_ON 15 Red
16 R_ON 16 Green
17 EMERGENCY 17 Red
18 ID NO+ 18 Brown
19 Y5 19 Red
20 Y6 20 Gray
21 CONSOLE_POWER 21 Black
22 CONSOLE_POWER 22 Blue
23 TECH SPOT 23 Black
24 1ST TUBE 24 Orange

24 1ST TUBE 24 Orange

25 X-RAY ON 25 Black
26 ABNORMAL 26 Green
27 331CN<20> 27 Black
28 331CN<19> 28 Brown
29 331CN<22> 29 Black
30 331CN<21> 30 Gray
31 31 Yellow
32 32 Blue
33 33 Yellow
34 34 Orange
35 35 Yellow
36 36 Green
37 37 Yellow
38 38 Brown
39 GND 39 Yellow
40 GND 40 Gray
41 GND 41 Violet
42 GND 42 Blue
43 GND 43 Violet
44 GND 44 Orange
45 +12V 45 Violet
46 +12V 46 Green
47 +12V 47 Violet
48 +12V 48 Brown
49 +12V 49 Violet
50 +12V 50 Gray

3.20 5448363, Console TDSP ground Cable
PART No. 5448363
TDSP ground Under TDSP base
GND GND
3.21 5451421, Console monitor grounding Cable
PART No. 5451421
Monitor Console-E
GND GND
3.22 5451796, Cabinet Interface Board Power Cable
PART No. 5451796
I/F Board J9 CN51/CN52 PS1
1 GND CN51-4/CN52-4 Blue Brown

2 VCC CN51-6 Black
3 GND CN51-8 Yellow
4 12V CN52-2 Purple
5 12NV CN51-5 Orange
6 24V CN52-2 Red
A1 R1-1 CN51-1
A1 R1-2 CN51-3

3.23 5451993, Console Vol adj. base ground Cable
PART No. 5451993
Vol adj. base Under TDSP base
GND GND
3.24 5452637, Cabinet Power Harness
PART No. 5452637
TM1 PS1/PS2
TM1-1L PS1-5 Yellow/Green

TM1-2L PS2-L
TM1-4N PS1-3 Blue
TM1-5N PS2-N
TM1-7FG PS1-1 Yellow/Green
TM1-8FG PS2-FG
3.25 5453651, Console Image Monitor Power Cable
PART No. 5453651
TM1 Monitor
TM1-2 L Brown
TM1-5 N Blue
TM1-7 E Yel/Grn

3.26 5454302, Console DSA LVDS Convert Cable
PART No. 5454302
PCU J5 IMG. CONV. BD Workstation
23 VID0+ 1 Brown
4 VID0- 26 Brown/White
3 VID1+ 2 Red
22 VID1- 27 Red/White
21 VID2+ 3 Orange
2 VID2- 28 Orange/White
1 VID3+ 4 Yellow
10 VID3- 29 Yellow/White
28 VID4+ 5 Green
9 VID4- 30 Green/White
8 VID5+ 6 Blue
27 VID5- 31 Blue/White
26 VID6+ 7 Purple
7 VID6- 32 Purple/White
5 VID7+ 8 Gray
25 VID7- 33 Gray/White
33 VID8+ 9 Black
14 VID8- 34 Black/White
13 VID9+ 10 Pink
32 VID9- 35 Pink/White
30 VID10+ 11 Light Green
11 VID10- 36 Light Green/White
10 VID11+ 12 Light Blue
29 VID11- 37 Light Blue/White
17 FRAME_VALID+ 15 Red/Blue
36 FRAME_VALID- 40 Red/Orange
35 DATA_VALID+ 17 Orange/Black
16 DATA_VALID- 42 Orange/Green
37 LINE_VALID+ 16 Green/Black
19 LINE_VALID- 41 Green/Orange

3.27 5455121, Console DSA SYNC SIGNAL Cable
PART No. 5455121
I/F Board J13/BNC Workstation
J13 SYNC SIG IMG. CONV. BD

BNC GND BNC
3.28 5455126, Console DSA 1750 Card RT Control Cable

PART No. 5455126
I/F Board J3 1750CARD Workstation
1 RAD_STATUS 1 Black
2 FLUORO_STATUS 20 Black/White
3 SINGLE_SPOT 2 Brown
4 GATE_TRIGGER 21 Brown/White
5 GATE_SELECT 3 Red
6 DSA_SELECT 22 Red/White
7 PATH_SELECT 4 Orange
8 REPLAY_SELECT 23 Orange/White
14 SINGLE_FRM_FORWARD 5 Red
15 SINGLE_FRM_BACKWARD 24 Red/Black
16 WW_INCREASE 6 Green
17 WW_DECREASE 25 Green/White
18 WL_INCREASE 7 Blue
19 WL_DECREASE 26 Blue/White
20 reserved 8 Violet
21 reserved 27 Violet/White
12 9 Gray

3.29 5455341, Console Chamber Power Cable
PART No. 5455341
TM1 Chamber
TM1-3 L Brown
TM1-6 N Blue
TM1-9 E Yel/Grn
3.30 5455343, Console Workstation-Gen Console COM Cable
PART No. 5455343
Workstation COM2 COM2 Console
2 RXD 3 Black
3 TXD 2 Brown
5 GND 5 Red
1 1 Yellow
4 4 Green
6 6 Blue
7 7 Violet
8 8 Gray
9 9 White

3.31 5456161, Cabinet PCU Real-time Control Cable
PART No. 5456161
I/F Board J7 J7 PCU
1 MEM_CMD_2 1 Black
2 reserved 2 Brown
3 reserved 3 Red
4 MEM_CMD_1 4 Orange
5 GND 5 Yellow
6 SHAD_CMD_1 6 Green
7 MEM_CMD_3 7 Blue
8 BLK_CMD 8 Purple
9 RF_CMD_1 9 Gray
10 GND 10 White
11 SHAD_CMD_0 11 Light Green
12 MEM_CMD_4 12 Light Blue
13 RF_CMD_2 13 Pink
14 RF_CMD_0 14 Peach Pink
15 GND 15 Light Gray
16 EE_CMD_0 16 Black/White
17 VI_CMD 17 Brown/White
18 GAMMA_CMD_1 18 Red/White
19 LIM_CMD 19 Orange/White
20 GND 20 Yellow/White
21 reserved 21 Green/White
22 MEM_CMD_0 22 Blue/White
23 MEM_CMD_5 23 Purple/White
24 reserved 24 Gray/White
25 GND 25 Light Blue/White
26 MEM_CMD_6 26 Peach Pink/White
27 MODE_CMD_1 27 Light Gray/White
28 MODE_CMD_2 28 Dark Green
29 MODE_CMD_3 29 Brown/Black
30 GND 30 Red/Black
31 GAMMA_CMD_2 31 Orange/Black
32 MODE_CMD_0 32 Yellow/Black
33 TXT_CMD 33 Green/Black
34 HI_CMD 34 Blue/Black
35 GND 35 Gray/Black
36 GAMMA_CMD_0 36 White/Black
37 EE_CMD_1 37 Light Blue/Black

3.32 5456928, Cabinet PCU ground Cable
PART No. 5456928
PCU Console-E2
GND GND
3.33 5458295, Console LR JOYSTICK Cable
PART No. 5458295
Table Horizontal
TDSP Board 338CN Collumn UP/Down Motion Joystick
1 JOYSTICK_LEFT 1 White
2 JOYSTICK_RIGHT 2 Black
3 GND 3 Red
3.34 5459790, Console Xray SW Cable
PART No. 5459790
Table Horizontal
TDSP Board 335CN Exposure switch Motion Joystick
1 Exposure_P 1 White
2 Exposure_N 2 Black

3.35 5460013, Console Digital box Image Converter Board Power Cable
PART No. 5460013
Converter Board J2 +5VDC PC Power
3 2 Black
4 1 Red
3.36 5460785, Console Collimator light SW cable 1
PART No. 5460785
TDSP Board 336CN CN90-1
1 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_POS 1 White
2 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_NEG 2 Black
3.37 5461517, Console Workstation Power Cable
PART No. 5461517
TM1 Workstation
TM1-3 L Brown
TM1-6 N Blue
TM1-8 E Yellow/Green

3.38 5480546, Console MIC enable cable
PART No. 5480546
Intercom Board J3 Button B
1 B-C White
2 B-No Black
3.39 5482782,Console foot-switch cable
PART No. 5482782
TDSP Board 1FS Foot switch
1 Foot Switch_P 1
2 Foot Switch_N 2
3 3
4 4
3.40 5436460, MIS TABLE POWER Cable
PART No. 5436460
Table PDU
TM1 J3
TM1-1 220VAC 1 Brown

TM1-2 220VAC 2 Red
TM1-7 110VAC 3 Orange
TM1-4 0VAC 4 Blue
TM1-5 0VAC 5 White
TM1-10 220VAC 6 Black

3.41 5436625, MIS collimator light SW Cable
PART No. 5436625
Table Connector
Collimator 3L/4L CN90-2
1 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_POS 1 Black
2 COLLIMATOR_LIGHT_NEG 2 White
3.42 5437146, MIS II Power and Control Cable

PART No. 5437146
Integrated Console Table
I/F Board J5 J432
1 GND 1 Black 1
4 GND 4 Red
5 GND 5 Black 2
6 II_CTRL<1> 6 White
7 GND 7 Black 3
8 GND 8 Green
13 II_CTRL<2> 13 Black 4
14 II_CTRL<0> 14 Blue
15 24V 15 Green/Black
3.43 5438694, MIS CPI Input Power Cable3 W
PART No. 5438694
System PDU GEN
TB2.W GEN-C
Power Line W Power Line W

3.44 5438695, MIS InRoom monitor power Cable
PART No. 5438695
Console In-Room Monitor
TM1 Power Input
1 L White
2 N Black
3 E Green
3.45 5439491, MIS PDU-Table Ground Cable
PART No. 5439491
Table System PDU
Table-E PDU-E
GND GND
3.46 5440236, MIS PDU Power ON Cable 2 core
PART No. 5440236
System PDU GEN
J1 Room I/F Board
1 24VDC 1 Black
2 0V 2 White
3 E 3

3.47 5440237, MIS PDU Generator Ground Cable 4
PART No. 5440237
System PDU GEN
TB2.E GEN-E
Ground Ground
3.48 5442714, MIS CPI Input Power Cable1 U
PART No. 5442714
System PDU GEN
TB2.U GEN-A
Power Line U Power Line U
3.49 5443329, TDSP CN332 MIS Cable

PART No. 5443329
TDSP Board 332CN J442
1 Ground 1 White
2 Ground 2 Blue
3 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 3 White
4 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 4 Orange
6 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 6 Green
8 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 8 Brown
10 KEY_MATRIX_OUT_DIFF<7..0> 10 Gray
11 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 11 Red
12 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 12 Blue

13 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF 7..0 13 Red

14 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 14 Orange
16 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 16 Green
18 KEY_MATRIX_IN_DIFF<7..0> 18 Brown
19 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 19 Red
20 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 20 Gray
21 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 21 Black
22 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 22 Blue
24 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 24 Orange
26 DATA_LOW_DIFF<7..0> 26 Green
27 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 27 Black
28 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 28 Brown
29 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 29 Black
30 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 30 Gray
31 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 31 Yellow
32 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 32 Blue
33 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 33 Yellow
34 DATA_HIGH_DIFF<7..0> 34 Orange
35 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 35 Yellow
36 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 36 Green
38 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 38 Brown
40 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 40 Gray
41 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 41 Violet
42 CHIP_SEL_DIFF<7..0> 42 Blue
43 43 Violet
44 44 Orange
45 45 Violet
46 46 Green
47 47 Violet
48 48 Brown
49 49 Violet
50 50 Gray

3.50 5445938, MIS Gen. Tube Anode Cable
PART No. 5445938
Table GEN
Xray Tube HV Tank
1 T1 White
2 T2 Black
3 T3 Red
4 T4 Brown
5 T5 Orange
3.51 5449152, MIS System Console Power Cable
PART No. 5449152
System PDU Console
J4 220VAC Power
1 220V T1 Red
2 0V T2 Blue
3.52 5450222, MIS Tube Fan Cable
PART No. 5450222
Connector System PDU
CN93 J5
1 220VAC 1 Red
2 0VAC 2 Blue

3.53 5450388, MIS PCU Generator Interface Cable
PART No. 5450388
Generator Integrated Console
Generator I/F Boards J8 J4 PCU
8 Signal 1
2 Shield 2
3.54 5451169, MIS System Console Ground Cable
PART No. 5451169
System PDU Console
PDU-E Console-E
Ground Ground

3.55 5451170, MIS IF board Generator Digital Interface Cable
PART No. 5451170
Console GEN
Console I/F board J4 J2@Digital Interface Generator I/F Boards
1 DIG_FLUORO_ON_P 1 White
14 DIG_FLUORO_ON_N 2 Blue
2 DIG_RAD_PREP_P 3 White
15 DIG_RAD_PREP_N 4 Orange
3 DIG_RAD_READY_P 5 White
16 DIG_RAD_READY_N 6 Green
4 DIG_MODE_SEL_P 7 White
17 DIG_MODE_SEL_N 8 Brown
5 DIG_II_MODE1_P 9 White
18 DIG_II_MODE1_N 10 Gray
6 DIG_II_MODE2_P 11 Red
19 DIG_II_MODE2_N 12 Blue
7 DIG_RAD_EXP_P 13 Red
20 DIG_RAD_EXP_N 14 Orange
8 DIG_II_MODE3_P 15 Red
21 DIG_II_MODE3_N 16 Green
10 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON_P 17 Red
23 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_ON_N 18 Brown
11 DIG_XRAY_ON_P 19 Red
24 DIG_XRAY_ON_N 20 Gray
12 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_P 21 Black
25 DIG_PULSE_FLUORO_SYNC_N 22 Blue
3.56 5451171, MIS AEC Feedback Coaxial Cable
PART No. 5451171
Table GEN
Image Chain AEC Board-J2 Generator AEC Board
1 1
5 1
2 2
6 2

3.57 5451994, MIS Gen. Tube ground Cable
PART No. 5451994
Table GEN
Xray Tube-E HV Tank-E
GND GND
3.58 5456162, MIS CPI Input Power Cable2 V
PART No. 5456162
System PDU GEN
TB2.V GEN-B TV Tank
Power Line V Power Line V
3.59 5456163, MIS InRoom Monitor VGA Cable
PART No. 5456163
Integrated Console In-Room Monitor
Workstation Spliter_V01 DVI
1 1 Red
6 6
2 2 Gray
7 7
3 3 Blue
8 8
10 10 Yellow
13 13 Black
14 14 Orange

3.60 5457533, TDSP CN331 MIS Cable
PART No. 5457533
TDSP Board 331CN J431
1 P_GND 1 Violet
2 P_GND 2 Grey
3 GND 3 Violet
4 TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_SW 4 Brown
5 SPARE_CONSOLE_SW 5 Violet
6 TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_SW 6 Green
7 TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_SW 7 Violet
8 GND 8 Orange
9 TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_SW 9 Violet
10 TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_SW 10 Blue
11 GND 11 Yellow
12 TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 12 Gray
13 TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_SW 13 Yellow
14 GND 14 Brown
15 COM_UP_CONSOLE_SW 15 Yellow
16 COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 16 Green
17 FOOT_CONSOLE_SW 17 Yellow
18 GND 18 Orange
19 XRAY_CONSOLE_SW 19 Yellow
20 SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 20 Blue
21 SID_MID_CONSOLE_SW 21 Black
22 GND 22 Gray
23 SID_UP_CONSOLE_SW 23 Black
24 CON_RES_TEMP- 24 Brown
25 CON1_LR_TEMP 25 Black
26 CON_RES_LR_TEMP+ 26 Green
27 CON_RES_TEMP- 27 Black
28 CON1_UD_TEMP 28 Orange
29 CON_RES_UD_TEMP+ 29 Black
30 24V 30 Blue
31 24V 31 Red
32 32 Gray
33 33 Red
34 34 Brown
35 EMERGENCY_LED 35 Red
36 EMERGENCY_LED 36 Green
37 24V 37 Red
38 24V 38 Orange
39 COM_LED 39 Red
40 40 Bl
40 COM_LED 40 Blue
41 CONSOLE_EM_SW 41 White
42 CONSOLE_EM_SW 42 Gray
43 43 White
44 44 Brown
45 45 White
46 46 Green
47 +12V_GND 47 White
48 +12V_GND 48 Orange
49 +12V 49 White
50 +12V 50 Blue

3.61 5460585, MIS intercom communication Cable
PART No. 5460585
Table Connector
Table Electrical Intercom master J8 CN21-1
3 422_T+ 3 Black
4 422_T- 4 Black/White
5 422_R+ 5 Brown
6 422_R- 6 Brown/White
3.62 5462260, MIS IF board Generator IF board Interface Cable
PART No. 5462260
Console GEN-Room
Console I/F board J17 Room IF Board
1 REMOTE_PREP_P 1 White
14 REMOTE_PREP_N 2 Blue
2 REMOTE_FLUORO_P 3 White
15 REMOTE_FLUORO_N 4 Orange
3 REMOTE_EXP_P 5 White
16 REMOTE_EXP_N 6 Green
4 MULTISPOT_P 7 White
17 MULTISPOT_N 8 Brown
6 XRAY_ON_P 9 White
19 XRAY_ON_N 10 Gray
7 SPARE_INPUT1_P 11 Red
20 SPARE_INPUT1_N 12 Blue
21 SPARE_INPUT2_N 14 Orange
22 SPARE_INPUT3_N 16 Green
23 SPARE_INPUT4_N 18 Brown

3.63 5436968, Table Limit SW Cable
PART No. 5436968
Positioning Table Positioning Table
Table Board J8 TM11
1 GND 1 Black
2 LEFT_LIMIT_SW 2 Brown
3 GND 3 Red
4 RIGHT_LIMIT_SW 4 Orange
5 GND 5 Yellow
6 UP_LIMIT_SW 6 Green
7 GND 7 Blue
8 DOWN_LIMIT_SW 8 Violet
9 GND 9 Gray
10 UD_RANGE_STOP 10 White
3.64 5436985, Table intercom communication Cable
PART No. 5436985
Intercom Board Slave J8 CN21-2
5 422_T+ 3 Black
6 422_T- 4 Black/White
3 422_R+ 5 Brown
4 422_R- 6 Brown/White

3.65 5437142, Table Emergency button and Cable
PART No. 5437142
Key BD J2 EM BUTTON
1 CONSOLE_EM_SW 1 Red
2 TABLE_EM_SW 2 Black
3 VCC 24V X1 White
4 EMERGENCY_LED X2 Green
3.66 5437143, Table tube 0 degree SW Cable
PART No. 5437143
Table Board J20 48LS
2 TUBE_LEVEL_DETECTOR 48LS-NO Black

3 GND 48LS-COM White
3.67 5437749, Table TOP LR motor Cable
PART No. 5437749
TM12 J2 Motor Board
TM12-1 220Vac 1 Red

TM12-5 TOP_MOTOR1- 2 Black
TM12-8 TOP_MOTOR2- 3 White

3.68 5437918, Table tilt Angle LCM ground Cable
PART No. 5437918
Angle LCM Cover Base
GND
1 1
3.69 5438532, Table column UD Switch Limit Cable
PART No. 5438532
TM11 13LS
9 GND 13LS-COM White

10 UD_RANGE_STOP 13LS-NC Black

3.70 5440079, Table SID Driver Control Cable
PART No. 5440079
DC Motor Driver J5 J7 Motor Board
3 Enable Input[IN1] 1 Black

2 Signal Ground 2 Black/White
18 Programmable Input[IN2] 3 Brown
17 Signal Ground 4 Brown/White
4 Programmable Input[IN3] 5 Red
9 Signal Ground 6 Red/White
19 Programmable Input[IN4] 7 Orange
13 Signal Ground 8 Orange/White
5 Programmable Input[IN6] 9 Yellow
28 Signal Ground 10 Yellow/White
20 Programmable Input[IN7] 11 Green
15 Signal Ground 12 Green/White
7 Programmable Output[OUT1] 13 Blue
24 5V_ACJ 14 Blue/White
22 Programmable Output[OUT2] 15 Violet
24 5V_ACJ 16 Violet/White

3.71 5440085, Table Console Move Control Input Cable
PART No. 5440085
Table Board J331 J431 Bulkhead
1 P_GND 1 Violet
2 P_GND 2 Grey
3 GND 3 Violet
4 TILT_RISE_CONSOLE_SW 4 Brown
5 SPARE_CONSOLE_SW 5 Violet
6 TILT_FALL_CONSOLE_SW 6 Green
7 TILT_FALLINV_CONSOLE_SW 7 Violet
8 GND 8 Orange
9 TOP_LEFT_CONSOLE_SW 9 Violet
10 TOP_RIGHT_CONSOLE_SW 10 Blue
11 GND 11 Yellow
12 TUBE_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 12 Gray
13 TUBE_UP_CONSOLE_SW 13 Yellow
14 GND 14 Brown
15 COM_UP_CONSOLE_SW 15 Yellow
16 COM_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 16 Green
17 FOOT_CONSOLE_SW 17 Yellow
18 GND 18 Orange
19 XRAY_CONSOLE_SW 19 Yellow
20 SID_DOWN_CONSOLE_SW 20 Blue
21 SID_MID_CONSOLE_SW 21 Black
22 GND 22 Gray
23 SID_UP_CONSOLE_SW 23 Black
24 CON_RES_TEMP- 24 Brown
30 24V 30 Blue
31 24V 31 Red
32 32 Gray
33 33 Red
34 34 Brown
37 24V 37 Red
38 24V 38 Orange
39 COM LED 39 Red

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39 COM_LED 39 Red
40 COM_LED 40 Blue
43 43 White
44 44 Brown
45 45 White
46 46 Green
49 +12V 49 White
50 +12V 50 Blue

3.72 5440086, Table motor board power cable
PART No. 5440086
Motor Board J1 FUSE TM1/DAP Meter Socket
FUSE TM1
1 220Vac RY1-5 Red
2 110Vac F4-2 White
3 0Vac TM1-6 Black
3.73 5440910, Table cassette absence Cable 1
PART No. 5440910
Digital Cassette SW CN83-1
1 G24 1 White
2 CASSTTE_IN_SW 2 Black
3.74 5440915, Table Frequency Inverter2 signal cable
PART No. 5440915
Motor Board J5 FC2 Frequency Inverter 1
1 GND 1 Black
2 Tube_inverter_DO 2 Brown
3 Tube_inverter_DI0 3 Red
4 Tube_inverter_DI1 4 Orange
5 Tube_inverter_DI2 5 Yellow
6 Tube_inverter_+24V 6 Green
7 Tube_inverter_G24 7 Blue
8 8 Pink
9 9 Grey
10 10 White

3.75 5441077, Table TOP LR motor base ground cable
PART No. 5441077
TOP L/R Motor base A2-E7
GND
1 1
3.76 5441717, Table Console Spot Control Input cable

PART No. 5441717
Xray Board J332 J442 Bulkhead
1 1 Violet
2 2 Grey
3 REC_DA<1> 3 Violet
4 REC_DA<0> 4 Brown
6 REC_DA<2> 6 Green
8 REC_DA<4> 8 Orange
10 REC_DA<6> 10 Blue
11 TRA_DA<0> 11 Yellow
12 TRA_DA<1> 12 Gray
14 TRA_DA<3> 14 Brown
16 TRA_DA<5> 16 Green
18 TRA_DA<7> 18 Orange
20 TRA_DA<9> 20 Blue
21 TRA_DA<10> 21 Black
26 TRA DA<15> 26 Green

31 TRA_DA<20> 31 Red
36 TRA_DA<25> 36 Green
41 TRA_DA<30> 41 White
43 43 White
44 44 Brown
45 45 White
46 46 Green
47 47 White
48 48 Orange
49 49 White
50 50 Blue

3.77 5443491, Collimator ground cable
PART No. 5443491
Collimator Tube
GND
1 1
3.78 5444278, Table column compressor motor Cable 3
PART No. 5444278
TM3 Motor and its material
TM3-1 110VAC Capacitance

TM3-2 Compressor_motor2 Capacitance
TM3-3 Compressor_motor2 151C-2
TM3-4 Compressor_motor2 Motor Connector
TM3-5 Compressor_motor1 152R-1
TM3-6 Capacitance
TM3-7 Motor Connector
TM3-8 152R-2
TM3-10 151C-1
TM3-1 Motor Connector

3.79 5444956, Table Relay power Cable
PART No. 5444956
Logic Board J3 A2 RY1
1 POWER_RELAY+ A1 White
2 GND A2 Black
3.80 5445136, Table TOP ground Cable
PART No. 5445136
Table Top Table Frame
GND
1 1
3.81 5445779, Table column Up Switch Limit Cable
PART No. 5445779
TM11 11LS
5 GND White/11LS-COM
6 UP_LIMIT_SW Black/11LS-NC

3.82 5446565, Table Switch Power A1P1 Input Cable
PART No. 5446565
A1 P1 CN1 TM1 A2-E12 Fuse

L
1 F3-2 Red
3 N TM1-6 Black
5 PE A2-E12 Yellow/Green
3.83 5447377, Table tilt over LS Assy SW Cable
PART No. 5447377
Table Board J12 4LS/5LS/6LS/7LS Limit over Switch
1 GND White/Black 4LS-COM

2 INCLINE_OVER_SW Black 4LS-NC
3 GND White/Brown 5LS-COM
4 VERTICAL_OVER_SW Brown 5LS-NC
5 GND White/Red 6LS-COM
6 MINUS_15_DEGREE_STOP Red 6LS-NC

3.84 5447378, Table tube tilt stop power Cable
PART No. 5447378
Motor Board J8 A2 P2
1 24VGnd 1 Black
2 24Vdc 2 Red
3.85 5448190, Table column SID Motor Driver Power Cable
PART No. 5448190
DC Motor Driver J3 A2P1
3 48V DC 1 Black 1
4 48V GND 2 Black 2
1 A2-E13 3 Yellow/Green
3.86 5448191, Table cassette absence cable 2
PART No. 5448191
Table Board J9 CN83-2
1 GND 1 Red
2 CASSTTE_IN_SW 2 Black
3 GND 3 White

3.87 5448194, Table column UD Motor Power Cable
PART No. 5448194
Frequency Inverter
FC2 UVW Column UD Motor
1 U 1
2 V 2
3 W 3
4 PE 4
3.88 5448207, II Power Cable to Bulkhead J432
PART No. 5448207
Bulkhead J432 Power I.I
1 GND 1 Black 1
2 2 Black 2
3 3 Brown 1
4 GND 4 Brown 2
5 GND 5 Red 1
6 II_CTRL<1> 6 Red 2
7 GND 7 Orange 1
8 GND 8 Orange 2
9 9 Yellow 1
10 10 Yellow 2
11 11 Green 1
12 12 Green 2
13 II_CTRL<2> 13 Blue 1
14 II_CTRL<0> 14 Blue 2
15 24V 15 Violet 1

3.89 5448361, Table tilt motor power Cable
PART No. 5448361
Frequency Inverter FC1 Tilt Motor
1 U 1 White
2 V 2 Black
3 W 3 Red
4 PE 4 Yellow/Green
3.90 5448362, Table column SID motor Cable
PART No. 5448362
DC Motor Driver J2 A6 M5
3 2 Black
4 1 Red
3.91 5448364, Table column UD motor base ground Cable
PART No. 5448364
Column UD Motor A2-E11
1 GND 1

3.92 5449151, Table tilt Angle LCM Cable
PART No. 5449151
Key Board J3 J1 ANGLE LCM
1 VCC_24V 1 Black
2 VCC_24V 2 Brown
3 ANGLE_LCD_BUSY 3 Red
4 ANGLE_LCD_TXD 4 Orange
5 ANGLE_LCD_RXD 5 Yellow
6 ANGLE_LCD_RXD 6 Green
7 G24 7 Blue
8 G24 8 Purple
3.93 5450221, Table column SID and Compressor Limit Switch Cable 1
PART No. 5450221
44CN-2 41LS/43LS/46LS
1 GND 41LS-COM
2 COMPRESS_UP_STOP 41LS-NC
5 GND 43LS-COM
6 SID_DOWN_STOP 43LS-NC
11 GND 46LS-COM
12 SID_UP_STOP 46LS-NC

3.94 5450223, Table Key board cable
PART No. 5450223
Table Board J351 CN81-1
1 24V 1 Black
3 24V 3 Black/White
2 24V 2 Brown
4 24V 4 Brown/Black
5 GND 5 Red
6 GND 6 Red/White
7 GND 7 Orange
8 GND 8 Orange/Black
9 9 Yellow
10 LAMP_SIDE 10 Yellow/Black
11 TILT_RISE_SIDE_SW 11 Green
12 TILT_FALL_SIDE_SW 12 Green/Black
13 TUBE_UP_SIDE_SW 13 Blue
14 TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_SW 14 Blue/Black
15 TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_SW 15 Purple
16 TOP_LEFT_SIDE_SW 16 Purple/Black
17 SID_UP_SIDE_SW 17 Gray
18 SID_MID_SIDE_SW 18 Gray/Black
19 SID_DOWN_SIDE_SW 19 White
21 EMERGENCY_LED 21 White/Black
20 TABLE_EM_SW 20 Brown/White
22 CONSOLE_EM_SW 22 Orange/White
23 23 Green/White
24 ANGLE_LCD_BUSY 24 Blue/White
25 ANGLE_LCD_RXD 25 Purple/White
26 ANGLE_LCD_TXD 26 Yellw/White
3.95 5451168-1, II Ground Cable for 9inch
PART No. 5451168-1
I.I. - PE Main Frame A3
GND
1 1

3.96 5451168, II Ground Cable
PART No. 5451168
I.I. PE A3 Main Frame
GND
1 1
3.97 5451807, Table SID and Compressor Switch Limit Cable 2
PART No. 5451807
Table Board J41 44CN-1
1 G24 1 Black 1
2 COMPRESS_UP_Stop 2 Red
3 G24 3 Black 2
4 COMPRESS_UP_Over 4 White
5 G24 5 Black 3
6 SID_DOWN_STOP 6 Green
7 G24 7 Black 4
8 SID_DOWN_OVER 8 Blue
9 G24 9 Black 5
10 SID_MIDDLE_STOP 10 Brown
11 G24 11 Black 6
12 SID_UP_STOP 12 Yellow
13 G24 13 Black 7
14 SID_UP_OVER 14 Orange

3.98 5451808, Table top motor limit switch Cable
PART No. 5451808
TM11 21LS/22LS
2 LEFT_LIMIT_SW Black/21LS-NO
4 RIGHT_LIMIT_SW Black/22LS-NO
3.99 5451809, Table SID potentiometer Cable
PART No. 5451809
Table Board J5 CN70
1 SID_H 1 Red
2 SID_M 2 Black
3 GND 3 White

3.100 5451810, Table Frequency Inverter1 signal Cable
PART No. 5451810
Motor Board J4 FC1
1 GND 1
2 Tilt_inverter_DO 2
3 Tilt_inverter_DI0 3
6 Tilt_inverter_+24V 6
7 Tilt_inverter_G24 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
3.101 5451991, Table TOP LR motor RC Contact Suppression Cable
PART No. 5451991
TM12 TM12
3 7
3.102 5452648, Table Compressor Motor Cable 2
PART No. 5452648
Motor Board J3 CN94-2
1 110Vac 1 Red
2 Compress_motor1- 2 Black
3 Compress_motor2- 3 White

3.103 5452651, Collimator Power Cable
PART No. 5452651
Transformer Collimator
1 12Vac L White
2 0Vac N Black
3.104 5452844, Table II base ground Cable
PART No. 5452844
I.I. Base Frame
GND
1 1
3.105 5453488, Table column Down Switch Limit Cable
PART No. 5453488
TM11 12LS
8 DOWN_LIMIT_SW Black/12LS-NC

3.106 5453489, Table board and XRAY board power Cable
PART No. 5453489
X-Ray Board/Table Board J1 CN51/CN81/CN61/Intercom
Table Board
1 24V CN81-1, 2, 3 Black
2 G24V CN81-4, 5, 6 Gray
3 GND CN51-5, 6, 7, 8 White
4 VCC CN51-1, 2, 3, 4 Red
X-Ray Board
1 12V CN61-1, Intercom J1-1 White
3.107 5453492, Table tilt stop LS Assy SW Cable
PART No. 5453492
Table Board J7 SW Tilt Stop
1 GND Brown/1LS-COM
2 VERTICAL_STOP_SW Gray/1LS-NC
3 GND Yellow/2LS-COM
4 LEVEL_CW_STOP White/2LS-NC
5 GND Blue/3LS-COM
6 INCLINE_STOP_SW Red/3LS-NC
3.108 5453649, Table column Tower A6 base ground Cable
PART No. 5453649
Tower A6 A2-E9
GND
1 1

3.109 5453650, Table cover base ground Cable
PART No. 5453650
Cover Table base
GND
1 1
3.110 5454313, Table column compressor motor Cable 1
PART No. 5454313
TM3 CN94-1
110VAC
TM3-1 1 Red
COMPRESS_MOTOR1-
TM3-5 2 Black
COMPRESS_MOTOR2-
TM3-3 3 White
3.111 5454489, Table A1-boards frame ground Cable
PART No. 5453489
X-Ray Board/Table Board J1 CN51/CN81/CN61/Intercom
Table Board
1 24V CN81-1, 2, 3 Black
2 G24V CN81-4, 5, 6 Gray
3 GND CN51-5, 6, 7, 8 White
4 VCC CN51-1, 2, 3, 4 Red
X-Ray Board
1 12V CN61-1, Intercom J1-1 White
2, 3 G12V CN61-2, Intercom J1-2 Brown
4 -12V CN61-3 Yellow/Green

3.112 5455340, Table Key board ground Cable
PART No. 5455340
Key Board Cover Base
GND
1 1
3.113 5456160, Table Board Interface Cable1

PART No. 5456160
Table Board J11 J11 XRAY Board
1 DI_FROM_CONSOLE<0> 1
9 DO-TO_CONSOLE<0> 9
25 COL-CPLD<0> 25
26 COL-CPLD<1> 26
CO C

27 COL-CPLD<2> 27
28 COL-CPLD<3> 28
29 COL-CPLD<4> 29
30 COL-CPLD<5> 30
31 COL-CPLD<6> 31
32 COL-CPLD<7> 32
33 DA_SYNC_N 33
34 DA_SCLK 34
35 DA_DIN 35
36 DA_LDAC_N 36
37 CON1_LR 37
38 CON1_UD 38
39 COL_LR_AD 39
40 COL_UD_AD 40
41 COL_FED_LR_AD 41
42 COL_FED_UD_AD 42
43 VCC 43
44 VCC 44
45 VCC 45
46 VCC 46
47 GND 47
48 GND 48
49 GND 49
50 GND 50

3.114 5456367, Table TOP motor assembly
PART No. 5456367
TM12 A3 M3
TM12-3 220VAC Red

TM12-5 TOP_MOTOR1- Blue
TM12-6 TOP_MOTOR1- TM12-8
TM12-8 TOP_MOTOR2- TM12-6
TM12-9 TOP_MOTOR2- White
Motor Base-E A3 M3-E
3.115 5456926, Table tube fan and Cable
PART No. 5456926
XRAY Tube Fan CN93
1 1 Gray
2 2 Gray
3 3 Yellow/Green

3.116 5457544, Table Tube tilt Button and pitching limit SW Cable
PART No. 5457544
Table Board J42 CN91-1/CN92-1/CN95/47LS
1 Shield_Gnd CN91-1:1 Gray

2 TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1 CN91-1:2, CN95:1 Brown
3 Gnd CN91-1:3 Blue
4 Shield_Gnd CN92-1:1 Yellow
5 TUBE_UNLOCK_SW2 CN92-1:2 Black
6 Gnd CN92-1:3 Red
7 TUBE_PITCHING_DETECTOR 47LS-NO Pink
8 Gnd 47LS-COM Green
3.117 5457707, Table tube tilt Button and Cable
PART No. 5457707
tube tilt unlock button CN91-2/CN92-2
3 Shield_Gnd 1
2 TUBE_UNLOCK_SW1/2 2
1 Gnd 3
3.118 5457708, Table Key board ground cable 1
PART No. 5457708
Key Board-E Cover Base
GND
1 1

3.119 5457710, Table column SID potentiometer and Cable
PART No. 5457710
CN70 Table column SID Potentiometer
1 SID_H 1 White
2 SID_M 2 Black
3 GND 3 Red
3.120 5458480, Table Key board Cable 1

PART No. 5458480
Key Board J1 CN81-2
1 24V 1 Black
3 24V 3 Black/White
2 24V 2 Brown
4 24V 4 Brown/Black
5 GND 5 Red
6 GND 6 Red/White
7 GND 7 Orange
8 GND 8 Orange/Black
9 9 Yellow
10 LAMP_SIDE 10 Yellow/Black
11 TILT_RISE_SIDE_SW 11 Green
12 TILT_FALL_SIDE_SW 12 Green/Black
14 TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_SW 14 Blue/Black
15 TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_SW 15 Purple
16 TOP_LEFT_SIDE_SW 16 Purple/Black
17 SID_UP_SIDE_SW 17 Gray
18 SID_MID_SIDE_SW 18 Gray/Black
19 SID_DOWN_SIDE_SW 19 White
21 EMERGENCY_LED 21 White/Black
20 TABLE_EM_SW 20 Brown/White
22 CONSOLE_EM_SW 22 Orange/White
23 23 Green/White
24 ANGLE_LCD_BUSY 24 Blue/White
25 ANGLE_LCD_RXD 25 Purple/White
26 ANGLE_LCD_TXD 26 Yellw/White

3.121 5459961, Table SID motor base ground Cable
PART No. 5459961
SID Motor base A2-E10
GND
1 1
3.122 5460616, Table Tube tilt Stop Cable
PART No. 5460616
Motor Board J9 CN72-1
1 GND 2 White
2 24V dc 1 Black
3.123 5460784, Table In-Room Console Move Control Input Cable

PART No. 5460784
Table Board J341 J531 Bulkhead
1 P_GND 1 Violet
2 P_GND 2 Grey
3 GND 3 Violet
4 TILT_RISE_SIDE_SW 4 Brown
5 5 Violet
6 TILT_FALL_SIDE_SW 6 Green
7 7 Violet
8 GND 8 Orange
9 TUBE_DOWN_SIDE_SW 9 Violet
11 GND 11 Yellow
12 TOP_LEFT_SIDE_SW 12 Gray
13 TOP_RIGHT_SIDE_SW 13 Yellow
14 GND 14 Brown
15 COM_UP_IRC_SW 15 Yellow

_ _ _
16 COM_DOWN_IRC_SW 16 Green
17 FOOT_IRC_SW 17 Yellow
18 GND 18 Orange
19 XRAY_IRC_SW 19 Yellow
20 SID_UP_SIDE_SW 20 Blue
21 SID_DOWN_SIDE_SW 21 Black
22 GND 22 Gray
23 SID_MID_SIDE_SW 23 Black
24 CON_RES_TEMPP_ 24 Brown
30 24V 30 Blue
31 24V 31 Red
32 32 Gray
33 33 Red
34 34 Brown
37 24V 37 Red
38 24V 38 Orange
39 COM_LED 39 Red
40 COM_LED 40 Blue
43 43 White
44 44 Brown
45 45 White
46 46 Green
49 +12V 49 White
50 +12V 50 Blue

3.124 5462125, TABLE POWER HARNESS
PART No. 5462125
TM1 A2 FUSE
TM1-1 220VAC F1-1

TM1-2 220VAC F2-1
TM1-3 220VAC F3-1
TM1-4 0V-N FC2-N
TM1-5 0V-N FC1-N
TM1-6 0V-N 0VAC
A2P2-N A2P1-N
A2P1-L A2P2-L
TM1-7 110VAC F4-1
TM1-8 110VAC 110VAC
TM1-10 220VAC F5-1
A2 E2 A2P1-PE, A2P2-PE

3.125 5462259, Table Board Interface cable2
PART No. 5462259
Table Board J15 J6 Motor Relay Board
1 TOP_LEFT 1
2 TOP_RIGHT 2
3 COMPRESS_DOWN 3
4 COMPRESS_UP 4
5 TILT_RISE 5
6 TILT_FALL 6
7 TILT_SPARE 7
8 TILT_IVT_DO 8
9 TUBE_RISE 9
10 TUBE_FALL 10
11 TUBE_SPARE 11
12 TUBE_IVT_DO 12
13 24V 13
14 24V 14
15 24V 15
16 24V 16
17 GND 17
18 GND 18
19 GND 19
20 GND 20
21 COMPRESS_DOWN1 21
22 TUBE_SPEED_UP 22
23 TUBE_SPEED_DOWN 23
24 SID_IO_IN1 24
25 SID_IO_IN2 25
26 SID_IO_IN3 26
27 SID_IO_IN4 27
28 SID_IO_IN5 28
29 SID_IO_IN6 29
30 SID_IO_OUT1 30
31 31
32 TUBE_LOCK 32
33 MOTOR_RESERVE 33
34 34

Chapter 12 - DICOM3.0 Conformance

Statement
Section 1.0
Introduction
This DICOM conformance statement specifies the behavior and functionality of the PRECISION
THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation application. This software provides the following capabilities:
- Storage Service Class (SCU) roles
- Verification Service Class (SCU) roles
- Basic Gray scale Print Management Class (SCU) roles
- Modality Worklist Management Service Class (SCU) roles
1.1 Scope:
This DICOM3.0 Conformance Statement documents the conformance of the PRECISION THUNIS-
800+ DSA WorkStation System product with the Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine
(DICOM) Standard 2003. This document is released in order to evaluate whether or not another
DICOM compliant device can communicate with this software product.
This document describes the DICOM Conformance statement in accordance with the document
DICOM PS 3.2 Conformance.
1.1 References:
DICOM PS 3.1 Introduction
DICOM PS 3.2 Conformance
DICOM PS 3.3 Information Object Definitions
DICOM PS 3.4 Service Class Specifications
DICOM PS 3.5 Data Structures and Encoding
DICOM PS 3.6 Data Dictionary
DICOM PS 3.7 Message Exchange
DICOM PS 3.8 Network Communication Support for Message Exchange
1.2 Abbreviations and Acronyms

AE - Application Entity
DICOM - Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine
IOD - Information Object Definition
ISO - International Standards Organization
OSI - Open Systems Interconnection
PDU - Protocol Data Unit
SCP - Service Class Provider
SCU - Service Class User
Chapter 12 - DICOM3.0 Conformance Statement Page 551

SOP - Service Object Pair
TCP/IP - Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
UID - Unique Identifier
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Section 2.0
Implementation Model
PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system consists of a set of parallel, communicating
but independent processes that deal with the DICOM communication, capabilities include:
1. It can send images to a remote AE by utilizing the Storage Service Class as a SCU.
2. It supports the DICOM Verification service as a SCU.
3. It can send images to a DICOM Print Server AE by utilizing the Basic Grayscale Print
Management Service Class as a SCU.
4. It can query a DICOM Worklist Provider system for patient/study information using the Basic
Worklist Management Service Class as a SCU.
2.1 Application Data Flow Diagram

See Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Main Implementation Model
2.2 Functional definition of AEs
2.2.1 Send AE (Store SCU):

The Send AE is an application entity that implements the DICOM Storage Service Class as a SCU.
Store SCU is activated by PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation whenever the user request
transmission of one or more objects from the local database to a remote AE.
For each transmission request a separate Store SCU is start. All objects comprising one
transmission request are transmitted over one association. When the image transfer is completed,
the send function waits for the DIMSE-C-STORE Response from the receiving AE to indicate the
status of the transfer (success or fail).

When the PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system initiates the DICOM Verification
Request, it first proposes an Association with the Verification Class Presentation Context. When the
DICOM Association Accept message is received, the system sends the DIMSE-C-ECHO Request
message to initiate the Verification function on the receiving AE. The status of the Verification
response (success or fail) is displayed.
2.2.2 Print AE (Print SCU):

Print AE is an application entity that implements the DICOM Basic Grayscale Print Management
Service Class as SCU. Print SCU is activated by PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation
whenever the user requests a print on a particular printer and after that the SCU “spools” the print
job to the selected printer. When all of the images for a particular Film Session have been
transferred, the Association is closed.
Print SCU only handles print jobs consisting of a single Film Box (sheet of film) which may, however,
be printed in multiple copies.
2.2.3 Worklist AE (Worklist SCU):

Worklist AE will associate and generate C-FIND-RQ/RSP messages as programmed. The query
instances will be validated against the DICOM Modality Worklist Information Model FIND Definition
File. After the query, Worklist AE displays returned information on matching studies.
The user can configure the Worklist AE to query for any/all modalities supported by the PRECISION
THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system. One request is sent for each modality/AE title pair
configured by the user.
2.3 Sequencing of Real World Activities

Not applicable.
2.4 File Meta Information Options

Implementation Class UID = “1.2.156.60004855.1.0.4”
Implementation Version Name = “DICOM3”
Source App Entity Title = “HRML.DSA”

Section 3.0
AE Specifications
3.1 Send AE
This application entity provides Standard Conformance to the following DICOM3.0 SOP Classes as
a SCU:
SOP Class Name SOP Class UID
Verification SOP Class 1.2.840.10008.1.1
X-Ray Angiographic 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.12.1
X-Ray Radio fluoroscopic 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.12.2
3.1.1 Association establishment policies

Send AE can be configured to either establish a new association for each Patient to be transferred
or for each study to be transferred.
3.1.1.1 General
All associations will be established using the DICOM3.0 Application Context. A single DICOM
Application Context Name is defined for this version of the DICOM standard is:
Application context name 1.2.840.10008.3.1.1.1
The Send AE will initiate an association as a SCU of Verification Services when user requests
DICOM verification to a remote DICOM AE.
The Send AE will initiate an association as a SCU of Storage Services when user requests DICOM
Storage to a remote DICOM AE.
The maximum PDU length is 16384 bytes (default).

SOP Class extended negotiation is not supported.
3.1.1.2 Number of Associations

The Send AE attempts only one association establishment at a time.
3.1.1.3 Asynchronous nature

Asynchronous mode of operation is not supported.
3.1.1.4 Implementation Identifying Information

The Implementation Class UID of this application is:
PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA 1.2.156.60004855.1.0.4

WorkStation Implementation
Class UID

3.1.2 Association initiation policy
3.1.2.1 Real World Activity - Transfer Images to a Remote AE

The calling AE Title name can be configured; the default is “HRML_OEM”. The called AE Title name
must be configured together with the presentation address to be used in the configure database file.
Send AE attempts to initiate a new association for the DIMSE-C-STORE service operation with the
selected Storage SCP.
3.1.2.1.1 Associated Real-World Activity

The user selects an object, patient or study in the database browser. He chooses a send target (a
Remote AE), and selects the “send” function, that’s OK.
The associated Real-World activity is a C-Store Request.
3.1.2.1.2 Proposed presentation contexts

A single Presentation Contexts containing the following transfer syntaxes (as shown in Table
3.1.2.1.2-1). The receiving AE returns which Presentation Contexts it supports in the Association
Accept message.
Table 3.1.2.1.2-1 Proposed Transfer Syntaxes
Implicit VR Little Endian 1.2.840.10008.1.2
Explicit VR Little Endian 1.2.840.10008.1.2.1
Explicit VR Big Endian 1.2.840.10008.1.2.2
The explicit VR transfer syntax with local byte order will always be the first in the list of the proposed
transfer syntaxes, followed by the explicit VR transfer syntax with opposite byte order, followed by
the DICOM default transfer syntax.
3.1.2.1.2.1 SOP Specific Conformance
Send AE transmits the selected objects from the local PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA
WorkStation database and creates a log entry for each C-STORE operation. The log entry shows
whether or not the transmission was successful.
If transmission of one selected object fails because no appropriate presentation context could be
negotiated, Send AE aborts the association and creates a log entry indicating the unsuccessful
termination. Send AE always transmits all elements contained in an object, independent from their
type within the IOD of the corresponding SOP Class.
Send AE never attempts to automatically repeat failed transmissions.
Extended negotiation is not supported.
See Annex A for a description of the IOD modules supported.
3.1.2.2 Real World Activity - Send Echo
3.1.2.2.1 Associated Real-World Activity – Verify the remote AE

The associated Real-World activity is a C-Echo Request initiated by the user to determine if a
remote DICOM AE is responding.


The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system proposes a Presentation Context as
shown in Table 3.1.2.2.2-1.


The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system provides standard conformance to the
DICOM Verification Service Class as a SCU.
3.1.3 Association acceptance policy

The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Send AE never accepts associations.
3.2 Print AE
This application entity provides standard Conformance to the following DICOM V3.0 SOP Classes
as a SCU:

Basic Grayscale Print Manage- 1.2.840.10008.5.1.1.9
ment Meta SOP Class
Basic Film Session 1.2.840.10008.5.1.1.1
Basic Film Box 1.2.840.10008.5.1.1.2
Basic Grayscale Image Box 1.2.840.10008.5.1.1.4
Printer 1.2.840.10008.5.1.1.16
Print Job 1.2.840.10008.5.1.1.14
This application entity does not provide standard conformance to any SOP class as SCP.
3.2.1.1 General


The Print AE will only propose a single association. The Print AE attempts only one association
establishment at a time.



Class UID
3.2.2.1 Real World Activity - Print Job

An instance of the Print AE entity is requested to spool a print job assembled by the user to the
selected printer. The entity attempts to initiate an association for each print job with the remote
Basic Print Service Class Provider. The Association is closed when all of the images from the print
job have been sent to the Print Server.
The calling AE Title name can be configured, the default is “HRML_OEM”. The called AE Title name
must be configured together with the presentation address to be used in the configure database file.
3.2.2.1.1 Associated Real-World Activity for Print Job

Once the Print Image association has been established, the Print AE sends a Basic Film Session
N_CREATE message to the Basic Print SCP. This is followed by a Basic Film Box N_CREATE
message. The Print AE then sends a Basic Grayscale Image Box N_SET message. Finally, an
N_ACTION message is sent to print at the Film Box level.
For the user, just push down the “Print” Button on the control panel of the application.

The Presentation Contexts proposed by the PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Print AE
are defined inTable A.3.2.2.1.2-1.

The explicit VR transfer syntax with local byte order will always be the first in the list of the proposed
transfer syntaxes, followed by the explicit VR transfer syntax with opposite byte order, followed by
the DICOM default transfer syntax.

Print AE never attempts to automatically repeat failed print job.
See Annex B for a description of the attribute values for SOP Classes proposed by the Print AE.

The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Print AE never accepts associations.
3.3 Worklist AE
This application entity provides standard Conformance to the following DICOM V3.0 SOP Classes
as a SCU:

Modality Worklist Find 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.31
Verification SOP Class 1.2.840.10008.1.1
This application entity does not provide standard conformance to any SOP class as SCP.
3.3.1.1 General
The Worklist AE establishes an association under two conditions:

1. When the user initiates a manual query.
2. Periodically, as set up in the Auto Query configuration.


The Worklist AE attempts one association establishment for each automatic query, and one
additional association when the user initiates a manual query.



Class UID

The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Worklist AE attempts to initiate a new
association for the Worklist Management Class for each query session. A query session is defined
as a group of queries required to completely satisfying the input from the user. The Association is
closed when all of the results from the query session have been received.
3.3.2.1 Real World Activity – Worklist Query Operations

The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Worklist AE initiates associations and performs
C-FINDs. The association is closed after an error, after all responses have been received or when
the initiator requests that it be closed.
3.3.2.1.1 Associated Real-World Activity for Worklist C-FIND Operations

Once the Worklist Query association has been established, the PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA
WorkStation Worklist AE sends a series of Worklist C-FIND messages to the Worklist SCP. One C-
FIND message is sent for each Modality selected by the user. One C-FIND message is also sent
for each AE title selected by the user. After each C-FIND message
is sent, the Worklist AE waits for a C-FIND response from the SCP. If the total number of records
received during the active association exceeds the maximum limit set by the user, a C-CANCEL-
FIND message is sent to the SCP. Response messages are read in until a C-FIND response of
Success is received. After receiving the C-FIND [Success] response, the Worklist AE will send a C-
FIND message for the next modaliy/AE Title pair.
This sequence continues until all modaliy/AE Title pairs are queried, at which time the association
is closed.

The Presentation Contexts proposed by the PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Worklist
AE are defined in Table 3.3.2.1.2-1.


See Annex C for a description of the attribute values for SOP Classes proposed by the Worklist AE.

The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation Print AE never accepts associations.

Section 4.0
Network Communication Profiles
4.1 Supported Communication Stacks
The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system provides DICOM V3.0 TCP/IP Network
Communication Support as defined in Part 8 of the DICOM Standard (PS 3.8 Network
Communication Support for Message Exchange).
4.2 OSI Stack

Not supported.
4.3 TCP/IP Stack

The TCP/IP stack is inherited from the underlying operating system.
4.3.1 API
The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system make use of the Winsock interface on
Windows platforms.
4.3.2 Physical media support

The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system is indifferent to the physical medium over
which TCP/IP executes.
4.4 Point-to-Point Stack

Not supported.
Section 5.0
Extensions/Specializations/Privatizations
Not supported or negotiated.

Section 6.0
Configuration
The PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA WorkStation system obtains its configuration information from
the following files:
Config.mdb file - Defines services on remote AEs to which connections are possible.
6.1 AE title/presentation address mapping

The presentation address mapping is defined in the Config.mdb file. The destination AE Title, host
name, listen port and Server Type for each remote AE that the PRECISION THUNIS-800+ DSA
WorkStation system can connect to are defined in this file.
6.2 Configurable Parameters
6.2.1 Send AE
For the Send AE entity, the following parameters are configurable for each send target:
• Presentation address (DNS hostname or IP address)
• IP port number
• Called application entity title
The number of send targets is not restricted. Send AE always uses the same application entity title
as the Store SCP.
6.2.2 Print AE
For the Print SCU component, the following parameters are configurable for each target printer:
• IP port number
• Support for the optional Trim element in the Basic Film Box SOP Class (default: off)
• Supported STANDARD\C, R Image Display Formats
• Supported Film Size IDs (default: 14IN×17IN)
• Supported Medium Types (default: CLEAR FILM)
• Supported Magnification Types (default: BILINEAR)
• Supported Border Density identifiers (default: BLACK)
• Supported Empty Image Density identifiers (default: BLACK)
• Supported Max Density identifiers (default: 300)
• Supported Min Density identifiers (default: 20)
• Supported Print Priority (default: MED)
• Supported Print Destination (default: PROCESSOR)
• Supported Orientation (default: PORTRAIT)
The Print Type is ‘Grayscale’, which is not Configurable.
6.2.3 Worklist AE
For the Worklist AE entity, the following parameters are configurable for each send target:

• IP port number
The number of worklist targets is not restricted. But, you must configure the called AE Title and the
Calling AE Title properly.
See Annex C for more details.
Section 7.0
Support of Extended Character Sets
This application supports only ISO_IR 100 (ISO 8859-1 Latin 1) as extended character set.
Section 8.0
SECURITY PROFILES
Not supported or negotiated.

Section 9.0
Annex A - DICOM Data Elements Supported
A.1 MODULES COMMON TO XA/RF IODs
Patient Module PS3.3 C 7.1.1

Attribute Name Tag Type Description
Patient’s name 0010,0010 2 Patient’s full legal name
Patient ID 0010,0020 2 Primary hospital ID number or code for the patient
Patient’s sex 0010,0040 2 Sex of patient: M, F, O, other value atr not permitted
General Study Module PS3.3 C 7.2.1

Study Instance UID 0020,000D 1 UID assigned to the Study
Study Date 0008,0020 2 Date the Study started
Study ID 0020,0010 2 User or equipment generated Study Identifier
Accession Number 0008,0050 2 A Institute generated study number
Patient Study Module PS3.3 C 7.2.2

Patient’s Age 0010,1010 3 Age of the Patient
General Series Module PS3.3 C 7.3.1

Modality 0008,0060 1 Type of equipment that acquired image data(XA/RF)
Series Instance UID 0020,000E 1 UID assigned to the Series
Series number 0020,0011 2 A number that identifies this series
General Equipment Module PS3.3 section C.7.5.1

Manufacturer 0008,0070 3 Manufacturer of equipment that produced images
Institution name 0008,0080 3 Institution where equipment that produced images is located
General Image Module PS3.3 section C.7.6.1

Image type 0008,0008 3 See IOD specific Image Module
Image Pixel Module PS3.3 section C.7.6.3

Samples per pixel 0028,0002 1 Number of samples (planes) in this image (1)
Photometric interpretation 0028,0004 1 Specifies the intended interpretation of the pixel data (MONOCHROME2)
Rows 0028,0010 1 Number of rows in image (512 or 1024)

Columns 0028,0011 1 Number of columns in image (512 or 1024)
Bits allocated 0028,0100 1 See IOD Image Module
˭˲

Bits stored 0028,0101 1 See IOD Image Module

High bit 0028,0102 1 See IOD Image Module
Pixel representation 0028,0103 1 See IOD Image Module
Pixel data 7FE0,0010 1 Data stream of pixel samples which comprise the image
LUT Module (Optional) PS3.3 section C.11.2

Window center 0028,1050 3 Window center for display.
Window width 0028,1051 1C Window width for display. Required if (0028,1050) is sent.
Frame Pointers Module PS3.3 C 7.6.9

Representive Frame Number 0028,6010 3 The Frame number selected for use as a pictorial
representation of the Multi-frame image
˭˳

A.2 XA/RF IOD
Patient Module PS3.3 section C.7.1.1

Patient's name 0010,0010 2 Patient's full legal name
Patient ID 0010,0020 2 Primary hospital ID number or code for the patient
Patient's sex 0010,0040 2 Sex of patient
Patient Study Module PS3.3 section C.7.2.2

Patient's Age 0010,1010 3 Patient's age
General Study Module PS3.3 section C.7.1.2

Study Instance UID 0020,000D 1 UID assigned to the Study
Study Date 0008,0020 2 Date the Study started
Study Time 0008,0030 2 Time the Study started
Study ID 0020,0010 2 User or equipment generated Study Identifier
Accession Number 0008,0050 2 A RIS generated study number
General Series Module PS3.3 section C.7.3.1

Modality 0008,0060 1 Type of equipment that acquired image data (XA/RF)
Series instance UID 0020,000E 1 UID assigned to the Series
Series number 0020,0011 2 A number that identifies this Series
General Equipment Module PS3.3 section C.7.5.1

Manufacturer 0008,0070 2 Manufacturer of equipment that produced images
Institution Name 0008,0080 3 Name of institution where imaging equipment is located
Image Pixel Module PS3.3 section C.7.6.3

Samples per pixel 0028,0002 1 Number of samples (planes) in this image
Photometric interpretation 0028,0004 1 Specifies the intended interpretation of the pixel data
Rows 0028,0010 1 Number of rows in image
Columns 0028,0011 1 Number of columns in image
Bits allocated 0028,0100 1 Number of bits allocated for each pixel sample
Bits stored 0028,0101 1 Number of bits stored for each pixel sample
High bit 0028,0102 1 Most significant bit for pixel sample data
Pixel representation 0028,0103 1 Data representation of the pixel samples
Pixel data 7FE0,0010 1 Data stream of pixel samples which comprise the image
˭˴

RF Series Module PS3.3 section C.8.11.1

Modality 0008,0060 1 Type of equipment that acquired the image (RF)
RF Image Module PS3.3 section C.8.11.3

Image type 0008,0008 1 Image identification characteristics
Samples per pixel 0028,0002 1 Number of samples (planes) in the image (1)
Photometric interpretation 0028,0004 1 Specifies the intended interpretation of the pixel data
Bits allocated 0028,0100 1 Number of bits allocated for each pixel sample
Bits stored 0028,0101 1 Number of bits stored for each pixel sample
High bit 0028,0102 1 Most significant bit for pixel sample data
Pixel representation 0028,0103 1 Data representation of the pixel samples (0)
RF LUT Module (Optional) PS3.3 section C.11.2

Window center 0028,1050 3 Window center for display
Window width 0028,1051 1C Window width for display, Required if (0028,1050) is sent
SOP Common Module PS3.3 section C.12.1

Attribute Name Tag Description
SOP class UID 0008,0016 Uniquely identifies the SOP class:
X-Ray Angiographic "1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.12.1"
X-Ray Radio fluoroscopic "1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.12.2"
SOP instance UID 0008,0018 Uniquely identifies the SOP instance
RF Multi-Frame Module PS3.3 C 7.6.6

Number of Frames 0028,0008 1 Number of frames in a multi-frame image
RF Frame Pointers Module PS3.3 C 7.6.9

Representive Frame Number 0028,6010 3 The Frame number selected for use as a pictorial
representation of the Multi-frame image
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Section 10.0
Annex B - Print AE Attributes
SOP Class Name Command Attribute Name Valid Range Default Value
Basic Film Session N_CREATE Number of Copies From 1 to the Max 1
value of the SCP
Print Priority HIGH, MEDIUM,
LOW
Medium Type CLEAR FILM, CLEAR FILM
BLUE FILM
Film Destination MAGAZINE, PROCESSOR
PROCESSOR,
Basic Film Session N_ACTION Referenced Print Job None
Basic Film Box N_CREATE Image Display Format STANDARD\C,R STANDARD\C,R
Film Orientation PORTRAIT, PORTRAIT
LANDSCAPE
Film Size 14INX17IN, 14INX17IN
11INX14IN,
8INX10IN
etc.
Magnification Type REPLICATE, BILINEAR
BILINEAR, CUBIC,
NONE
Border Density WHITE, BLACK BLACK

Empty Image Density WHITE, BLACK BLACK
Trim YES, NO NO
Basic Film Box N_ACTION Referenced Print Job None
Basic Grayscale Image N_SET Image Position 1 – 24(max images in Mandatory
Box format)
Samples Per Pixel 1 None
Photometric Interpretation MONOCHROME1, None
MONOCHROME2
Rows 3072 None
Columns 3072 None
Pixel Aspect Ratio 1/1 None
Bits Allocated 8 None
Bits Stored 8 None
High Bit 7 None
Pixel Representation 0000 None
Polarity NORMAL, None
REVERSE
Printer N_GET/ Printer Status Not interpreted.(Received from the SCP)
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Printer Status Info Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)

Printer Name Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
Manufacturer Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
Manufacturer Model Name Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
Software Version Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
Print Job N_EVENT_R Execution Status Info Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
EPORT Print Job Id Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
Film Session Label Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
Printer Name Not interpreted. (Received from the SCP)
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Section 11.0
Annex C - Worklist AE Attributes
Table C.1: Type 1 Fields Requested From Provider
DICOM Tag Description Field Use

0040,0100 Scheduled Procedure Step Sequence Sequence
0040,0001 Scheduled Station AE Title Match
0040,0002 Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date Match
0040,0003 Scheduled Procedure Step Start Time Match
0040,0006 Scheduled Performing Physicians Name Match
0008,0060 Modality Match
0040,0007 Scheduled Procedure Step Description Match
0040,0009 Scheduled Procedure Step ID Match
0040,1001 Requested Procedure ID Return
0020,000D Study Instance UID Return
0010,0010 Patient Name Match
0010,0020 Patient ID Match
Table C.2: Type 2 and 3 Fields Requested From Provider
DICOM Tag Description Field Use

0010,0030 Patient’s Birth Date Return
0010,0040 Patient’s Sex Return
0008,0050 Accession Number Match
0032,1032 Requesting Physician Return
0008,0090 Referring Physician Match
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ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЕ • Това упътване за работа е налично само на английски език.

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ATENÇÃO • Este manual de assistência técnica só se encontra disponível em inglês.

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VARNING • Den här servicehandboken finns bara tillgänglig på engelska.

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OMISSIONS & ERRORS

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1.1 Hazard Messages

1.2 Text Format of Signal Words

1.3 Symbols and Pictorials Used

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fragile impact corrosive heavyobject ppe-2people

static_elec heat general laser ppe-respitory

keep_dry pinch radiation poisongas ppe-loto

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EXAMPLES OF PREFIXES USED FOR GENERAL INFORMATION

2.2 Page Layout

Chapter 1 - Before You Begin............................................................................... 29

Chapter 2 - Physical Installation .......................................................................... 35

Table of Contents Page 19

Page 20 Table of Contents

Chapter 3 - System Checks ................................................................................ 137

Chapter 4 - Configuration & Calibration ............................................................ 145

Chapter 5 - Theory of Operation ........................................................................ 279