Kodak Directview: CR 800 System

Module 05
CR 800 System
User Interface
KODAK DirectView CR 800 System
User Interface, Image Processing

and Routing
KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

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Module 05
Objectives CR 800 System
User Interface
• After completing this module you will be able to:

 Describe the purpose of each selection on the
Touch Screen Main Menu at startup
 Demonstrate knowledge and use of all the
Navigation buttons on the Main Menu
 Recognize the difference between QA Mode and
Pass-through Mode

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Module 05
Objectives, cont. CR 800 System
User Interface
• After completing this module you will be able to:

 Do the following Operator functions:
 Enter patient/exam information
 Scan a Cassette and create a study
 Route Images
 Reprocess Images
 Delete Images
 Recognize the Service functions Service Providers
can access from the Touch Screen

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Module 05
Operator Functions CR 800 System
User Interface
• Powering On Kodak DirectView CR 800

 Release Latch and open Front Door
 Press and hold I/TEST button until BEEP sounds
 Power LED on PC comes on steady
 Close and latch Front Door
 Main Menu appears

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Module 05
Operator Functions, cont. CR 800 System
User Interface
• Powering Off Kodak DirectView CR 800

 At Main Menu, select Shut Down button
 You are asked “Do you want to shut down the
system?”
 Select OK button to shut down

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Operator Functions, cont. CR 800 System
User Interface
• Power Failures
 Automatic shut-down at power failure
 System power maintained for 105 seconds via UPS
 If power restored within 15 sec, no power down
 If power off > 15 sec, power down completed
• Conditions of Power Down

 Current image being routed will be completed at
power up
 If Scan is being performed, cycle will be completed
before UPS shuts down

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Module 05
CR 800 System
Using The Touch Screen User Interface
• Main Menu Buttons

 Study Data
 Patient Data Entry
 Start Study Process
 Image Review
 View Stored Images
 Reprocess Images
 Re-send or re-route images
 Key Operator Functions
 System Set Up
and configuration

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Module 05
CR 800 System
Using The Touch Screen, cont. User Interface
• Main Menu Buttons, cont.

 Applications Consultant
 IPL Parameter Set Up
 Various system configurations
 Service Functions
 On-site Diagnostics
 View Error Logs, Activity
Logs, Calibration

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Module 05
CR 800 System
Using The Touch Screen, cont. User Interface
• Navigation Buttons
 Shut Down
 Erase Cassette
 Failed Delivery
 Unassigned Images
• System Status Button
 System Status Display
• Error Messages
 Pop Up Message Box
 Provides Instructions To
User

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Module 05
Bar Code Scanner CR 800 System
User Interface
• Bar Code Scanner

 Scan Patient ID
 Scan Tech ID
 Scan Cassette ID

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Remote Operations Panel CR 800 System
User Interface
• Remote Operations Panel

 Same as Touch Screen
on CR 800
 Has Bar Code Scanner
 Paired with CR 800 ,
Can’t work standalone

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Module 05
Erase Lamps CR 800 System
User Interface
• Erase Lamp Replacement

 Customer can replace
 Order via Kodak

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Module 05
Passwords CR 800 System
User Interface
• Changing Passwords
 Key Operator Menu
 Applications Consultant Menu
 Service Functions Menu

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Module 05
Image Processing CR 800 System
User Interface
• Patient Information Entry

 Bar Code Scanner
 Virtual Keyboards
• Query HIS/RIS
 Search with Match
 Mandatory Fields
 Optional Fields

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Image Processing, cont. CR 800 System
User Interface
• Exam Information Entry

 Bar Code Scanner
 Virtual Keyboards
 Mandatory Fields
 Optional Fields
• Submit Patient/Exam
Data

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Module 05
User Interface
• Loading and Scanning

Cassette
 Performing Exam
 Loading Cassette
 Yellow Corner Up
 Label Down
 Scanning

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User Interface
• Scanning and Viewing

Images
 Performing Exam
 Loading Cassette
 Scanning
• Viewing Images
 After scanning,
Thumbnail image
appears on screen
 Touch image to enlarge

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User Interface
• Image Processing Library (IPL) Parameters

 Basic Purpose
 Set Up In Advance
 Default IPL Parameters used to create image
 Tonescaling
 Ptone
 EVP
 Edge Enhancement

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Module 05
User Interface
You can touch this botton to
see what happens
• Modifying Images
 Change Contrast and
Brightness
 Flip Image
 Rotate Image
• To enhance image
further, touch Image
Processing button
The straight line means RAW data, the curve line means
Through image processing software (even without EVP)

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Module 05
User Interface
• Image Processing
 Apply Available Parameters
 Black Surround
 Edge Enhancement
 1cm Scale
 L/R Markers
 Alternate Text Position
 Black Bone
 EVP
 Version 3 has more
advanced function

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Module 05
User Interface
• Routing/Printing Images
 ACCEPT IMAGE button
 Sends PEC Record to
all destinations
 If Printer is set up as a
destination, printed
copy will be produced
 SELECT DESTINATIONS
button
 Select only specific
available destinations

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Module 05
User Interface
• Reviewing Images
 Image Review button
 Review Image Screen
 Select Image
 Reprocess Image
 Select others
 All studies
 Need Approval
 Unassigned Images

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Module 05
CR 800 System
User Interface
Servicing and Diagnostics

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Module 05
User Interface
After completing this module you will be able to:

 Understand the roles and responsibilities of the Service
Provider
 Use the Error Messages for Fault Analysis
•Role and Responsibilities of Service Personnel
 Service Provider (on-site functions)
 TSC (remote functions)
•Servicing Tools
 General Tools
 Special Tools

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Module 05
Servicing Fundamentals CR 800 System
User Interface
• On-site Service Capabilities

 CR 800 can easily be moved to on-site service area vie
Castors without re-leveling
 Error messages on Touch Screen Monitor provide initial fault
indication
 Built-in Diagnostics accessed via Touch Screen Monitor for
initial fault analysis
 Error and activity logs
 Error codes
 Component tests
 Sensor Status and tests

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Module 05
Servicing Fundamentals CR 800 System
User Interface
• On-site Service Capabilities

 Error messages on Touch Screen Monitor provide initial fault indication
 Basic Error Code Structure
 ERROR CODE: 5 digits = 11 009
 First 2 digits = System or component
 10 = Cassette Load

11 = Latch/Unlatch Cam

12 = Slow Scan

13 = Erase Lamps
 14 = Power Supply

15 = Data Path

16 = Calibration

17 = Routing
 18 = Image Processor
 19 = Preference Editor

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Servicing Fundamentals, Module 05
CR 800 System
cont. User Interface
• Remote (Off-site) Service Capabilities

 Remote access via dedicated modem
 Access to all CR 800 units through one connection point
 Access to all Service Provider on-site service functions except
 Scan Engine Subsystem
 Plate Handling Subsystem
 Remote service activities
 Software installation and update
 CR 800 configuration update
 Retrieve and clear error and activity logs
 Retrieve IPL diagnostic images

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Module 05
Diagnostics, cont. CR 800 System
User Interface
• Diagnostics Procedures
 Mechanical Tests
 Individual Mechanism Control
 Mechanical Sequence Single Step
 Mechanical Adjustments
 Extraction Bar Position Settings
 CAM Position Actuation
 Plate Support System Set-up
 Slow Scan Current Calibration

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Module 05
User Interface
• Diagnostics Procedures, cont.

 Tests
 View/Plot Collector Profiles
 Light Test
 Slow Scan Current and Velocity Tests
 Reference Voltage
 Galvo Tests
 Internal Bar Code Reader Test

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Module 05
User Interface

 Logs
 Error Logs
 Actuation Logs
 Routing Log
 Error Frequency Log
 Cassette Usage Log
 Export Log Files

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User Interface

 Repetitive Cycles
 Cassette Roller Transport Test
 AutoLooper
 Calibration
 Scan Calibration
 Miscellaneous
 Display Software Versions
 Backup and Restore Configuration Files
 Download Circuit Boards

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Module 05
Safety understanding CR 800 System
User Interface
• Recognize the general safety requirements for working with

the CR 800
• Describe the specific safety requirements regarding the
ERASE LAMPS
• Describe the specific laser hazards related to the FOLD
MIRROR
• Describe the proper use of the LASER SHUTTER while
servicing the CR 800
• Describe the important ways of safeguarding your own and
other peoples eyes from damage by the laser beam

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Module 05
CR 800 System
Safety Understanding User Interface
ERASE LAMPS
• ERASE LAMPS contain small amounts of mercury.

If a LAMP breaks:
 Ventilate the area
 Use a mercury vacuum cleaner
 Store the waste in a closed container
• Used LAMPS must be disposed of in accordance
with applicable federal, state and local regulations.

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Module 05
CR 800 System
User Interface
Power and Logic

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Module 05
User Interface
• Recognize the acceptable power source range

for proper operation of the CR 800
• Recognize the sequence for power loss
shutdown and recovery
• Remove the Covers and Panels
Locate the Circuit BDs using the Component
Locator
• Do the software Download to the BD and the
Parameter Restore

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Module 05
Acceptable Power Sources CR 800 System
User Interface
• Nominal V AC 100 – 240, 50/60 Hz

• Single-phase power distribution system
• Shipped with 3 power V AC Tolerance AMPs Freq. Hz
cords: 100 +10% 10 50/60
 USA/Canada 115 +10% 10 50/60
 Europe 120 +10%, -13% 10 50/60
 Asia 127 +10% 10 50/60

200 +10% 5 50/60
• UPS1 same worldwide
208 +10% 5 50/60
220 +10% 5 50/60
230 +10% 5 50/60
240 +10% 5 50/60

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Module 05
Electrical Path CR 800 System
User Interface
• Input power is transformed at the T1 TRANSFORMER

• No other filters, transformers, or other devices are required to
ensure correct operating voltage
• No set up is required
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Module 05
CIRCUIT BD Diagram CR 800 System
User Interface
Ref.: TG, Logic and Control, Diagram

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A1 MOTION SYSTEM Module 05
CR 800 System
CONTROL BD (MSC) User Interface
A1 MSC BD
• Controls electro-mechanical
devices, including:
 Extraction/insertion of
PLATE
 Slow scan movement of
PLATE during scan/erase
 ERASE LAMPS
 Indexing of the DUPLEX
CAM

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Module 05
A2 MCPU BD CR 800 System
User Interface
A2 MCPU BD • Main Central Processing Unit:

 Acquires raw image and laser
reference data from the A3 BD
 Converts image data from 16 bit
linear to 12 bit log
 Performs Collector Profile
correction on the image
 Adjusts image per laser ref. data
 Sends image to PC for
processing
 Sends scan parameters to A3 and
A4 BDs prior to scan
 Controls “smart erase”

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Module 05
A3 DIGITIZER BD CR 800 System
User Interface
A3 DIGITIZER BD
• Acquires laser reference and image
data from the A5 BD
• Sets up timing and control of the A5
and A4 BDs
• Synchronizes the fast scan with the
A5 data acquisition A/D converters
• Accumulates a line of image/ref
data and stores it in a FIFO
• Triggers DMA transfer of the image
data to the A2 BD
Note: The A3 is a daughter BD to the MCPU
and is connected directly to it.

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Module 05
PCMCIA CARD / NVRAM CR 800 System
User Interface
• PCMCIA CARD:
 Inserts into the A2 MCPU,
beneath the A3 DIGITIZER BD
 Must remove the A3 to
access the PCMCIA CARD
 Contains the ??
 Downloaded from ??
• NVRAM
 Microchip located on the
back of the MCPU
 Contains??
A2 MCPU BD
PCMCIA CARD

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Module 05
A4 GALVO BD CR 800 System
User Interface
• Controls the position of the GALVO

MIRROR that deflects the laser
beam during fast scan
• Receives timing signals and Plate
size parameters from the A3 BD to
perform a line cycle
• Sends back line start signal to tell
when the line is done
• Closed loop servo circuit ensures
smooth sweep of the laser beam
A4 GALVO BD

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A5 PMT/DAS BD CR 800 System
PHOTOMULTIPLIER/DATA ACQUISITION BD User Interface
• Distributes power to the 5 PMTs

• Converts current signal from the
PMTs to a voltage (0-5 V DC)
• Amplifies, sums, and filters the
output signal from the PMTs
• Converts the analog signals from
the PMTs to digital signals
• Receives laser ref. Signal from the
A9 and performs same functions
as to the image signal
• Sends the digital signals to a FIFO
on the A3 BD
A5 PMT/DAS BD

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A6 SLOW SCAN Module 05
CR 800 System
CONTROLLER BD User Interface
• Ensures smooth velocity and

extreme accuracy in the slow
scan movement
• Controls the operation of the
SLOW SCAN MOTOR:
 Speed of acceleration and
deceleration
 Motor speed
 Direction
 How far to move
A6 SLOW SCAN
CONTROLLER BD

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A7 COIL BD CR 800 System
User Interface
• Part of the SLOW SCAN MOTOR

• Contains 6 triangular coils and 3
Hall Effect Sensors that work
along with a magnet to rotate the
motor and hence the LEAD
SCREW
• Receives input from the A6
SLOW SCAN CONTROLLER BD
A7 COIL BD

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A8 CAM SENSOR BD CR 800 System
User Interface
A8 CAM SENSOR BD
• Determines the index position of
the DUPLEX CAM based on
whether the S10 or S11 flags on
the CAM are blocked or
unblocked
• Reports the status to the MSC
BD which directs the CAM to the
next index position

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A9 LASER REFERENCE BD CR 800 System
User Interface
A9 LASER REF BD
• Samples a percentage of the

laser signal (reference signal) as
it leaves the LASER
 The reference signal hits a
photo diode on the A9
 A9 sends the laser reference
data to the A5 PMT/DAS BD
 This signal is a measure of
the laser power at the time
the laser signal strikes the
PHOSPHOR SCREEN

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Module 05
Initialization Sequence CR 800 System
User Interface
• When CR 800 is energized, initialization process starts:

 Tests these Circuit Bds in sequence:
 A2 MCPU
 A3 DIGITIZER BD
 A4 GALVO BD
 A5 PMT/DAS BD
 A1 MSC BD
 Checks out software operations
 Homes hardware components
• When successful, the Main Menu appears on the TOUCH

SCREEN

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Module 05
Software Download CR 800 System
User Interface
•Procedure:
 The service specialist will typically receive a Modification
Procedure and an Update CD (with the new Software files).
And follow all loading instructions from the Modification
Instructions (this copies all the System Software from the
Upgrade CD to the Hard Drive of the PC.
 From the CR800 Main Menu:
Select: Service > Diagnostics > Download Software
 When updating the entire System Software to the CR800
Circuit Boards you need to follow a sequence:
 1) MCPU Board (downloads 1 file)
 2) MSC Board (downloads 1 file)
 3) Slow Scan Controller Board (downloads 3 files)

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Module 05
Restoring Parameters CR 800 System
User Interface
•Procedure:
 When you need to replace a Hard Drive or an entire PC,
you will have to restore all the site specific Parameters
and Configurations to the new Hard Drive/PC.
 You must locate the 2 diskettes you created during your
install visit. If any Upgrade options were installed, you will
need those diskettes. If an Application Consultant has
visited the site, you will need to locate the diskette they
generated during their visit.
 Once you power up the new Hard Drive/PC, you will have
a generic CR800 which is not setup with any IP
Addressing, HIS/RIS Configuration, General Parameters,
Print/Store Destinations and/or the Image Processing
Library (ipl.dat) changes.

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Module 05
Logic and Control Components CR 800 System
User Interface
Internal PC
LASER HV SUPPLY
A1 MSC BD
A2 MCPU
A3 DIGITIZER BD
A4 GALVO BD
A5 PMT/DAS BD
A6 SLOW SCAN CONTROLLER BD
A7 COIL BD
A8 CASSETTE SENSOR BD
A9 LASER REFERENCE BD

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Module 05

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System

User Interface, Image Processing

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• After completing this module you will be able to:

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• After completing this module you will be able to:

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• Powering On Kodak DirectView CR 800

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• Powering Off Kodak DirectView CR 800

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• Conditions of Power Down

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• Main Menu Buttons

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• Main Menu Buttons, cont.

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• Bar Code Scanner

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• Remote Operations Panel

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• Erase Lamp Replacement

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• Patient Information Entry

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• Exam Information Entry

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• Loading and Scanning

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• Scanning and Viewing

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• Image Processing Library (IPL) Parameters

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KODAK DirectView CR 800 System

Servicing and Diagnostics

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

After completing this module you will be able to:

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• On-site Service Capabilities

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• On-site Service Capabilities

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• Remote (Off-site) Service Capabilities

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• Diagnostics Procedures, cont.

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• Diagnostics Procedures, cont.

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• Diagnostics Procedures, cont.

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• Recognize the general safety requirements for working with

KODAK DirectView CR 800 System SERVICE PROVIDER TRAINING [800mod05_IG.ppt] Printed

• ERASE LAMPS contain small amounts of mercury.

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KODAK DirectView CR 800 System