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DD+DIS155.11E 

Repair and Service

Troubleshooting

 
 

 

DOCUMENT CONTROL NOTE: 

The controlled version of this document is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library. Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled. 

Edition 1, Revision 2 

CR 10-X / CR Reader / CR 12-X / CR Advanced Reader 

Chapter 3.3 / 18 of 46 

03-2013 

Type 5151 / 100 / 110 / 200 / 210 

Agfa Company Confidential

 

 

 

CODE 

Message 

ARC1200 

IP-transport error. 
 
Meaning: Movement of the Handling has not finished successfully. 
 
The control reached an unexpected situation. 
 
Check the description of the Error Code for more specific information. 
 
Reason 1: Error during operation. 
 
Cure 1: Restart digitizer to perform the startup selftest procedure.  
Watch out for messages, e.g. if an IP has to be removed. 
 
Reason 2: Software problem. 
 
Cure 2: Load new Software. 
 
Reason 3: 'Power Board' defective. 
 
Cure 3: Check 'Power Board' and replace if defective. 

ARC1201 

No IP present at IP Sensor at the end of the tray. 
 
Meaning: Transport of the IP to the 'IP Detection Light Sensor' not successful.  
 
At the IP Detection Light Sensor no IP is detected after the scan movement. 
 
Reason 1: Transport of the IP not successful.  
 
Cure 1: Restart Digitizer. 
 
Reason 2: IP has jammed.  
 
Cure 2: Open Digitizer and remove jammed IP.  

ARC1202 

Unexpected IP found at the beginning of a new cycle.  
 
IP present at IP Detection Light Sensor. 
 
Meaning: At the last cycle the expected transport of the IP into the Cassette 
was not successful.  
 
At the 'IP Detection Light Sensor' an IP is detected at the start movement of the 
new cycle. 
 
Reason 1: Handling of the IP not successful. 
 
Cure 1: Restart Digitizer. 
 
Reason 2: IP has jammed.  
 
Cure 2: Open Digitizer and remove jammed IP.  

Summary of Contents for CR 10-X

Page 1: ...the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Edition 1 Revision 1 03 2013 printed in Germany CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Adv...

Page 2: ...see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all safety direct...

Page 3: ...n 1 Revision 1 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Reader Chapter 0 Page 3 of 7 03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential Purpose of this Document This document provides informatio...

Page 4: ...Machine specific Tools Software Tools and Auxiliary Equipment 3 3 Troubleshooting 3 4 Electrical and Mechanical Codes Fuses LEDs 3 5 Replacement of Parts 3 6 Adjustments and Calibrations 3 7 Software...

Page 5: ...n where it is important to follow literally the described actions IMPORTANT Highlights very important actions which have to be carried out to prevent malfunction NOTE Indicates advice to facilitate th...

Page 6: ...pe 5151 subtype 210 Cassette Set CR MD 1 0 General Cassette and image plate 35x43 cm Type 5188 100 For differences of the digitizers refer to chapter 11 Installation Planning This Service Manual is av...

Page 7: ...er to following documents on the Agfa HealthCare Library o CR DR Interoperability Matrix Document ID 31333326 Intranet Link Extranet Link o Solution Structure Data Document ID 30781759 Intranet Link E...

Page 8: ...This page is intentionally left blank to enable print out of even and odd pages on duplex printers...

Page 9: ...ng Products and part of each Service Documentation as well as Installation Planning document The latest version is available via MedNet GSO Library path General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Servi...

Page 10: ...Germany Copyright 2009 Agfa HealthCare N V All rights reserved Technical modifications reserved AGFA and the Agfa Rhombus are trademarks of Agfa HealthCare N V WARNING Improper operation or service ac...

Page 11: ...bels concerning Laser Radiation 8 4 PRODUCT COMPLAINTS 10 5 REFERENCES 10 6 INTENDED USE 11 7 INTENDED USER 11 8 QUALIFICATIONS FOR OPERATION AND SERVICE TASKS 11 9 ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFE...

Page 12: ...n 3 Generic Safety Directions for HealthCare Imaging Products Page 4 of 28 07 2009 Agfa Company Confidential PARTS ACCESSORIES AND DEVICES 27 22 21 SAFETY DIRECTIONS FOR TRANSPORT AND SHIPMENT OF SPAR...

Page 13: ...reproduced copied adapted or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of Agfa HealthCare Agfa HealthCare makes no warranties or representation expressed or implied with r...

Page 14: ...e mistreatment of patients can be the consequence DANGER Direct immediate danger Death or heavy injuries can be the consequence INSTRUCTION If used in combination with the warning or caution sign Indi...

Page 15: ...E Conformity becomes invalid if the product is changed without explicit consent of the manufacturer This applies to all parts not only to safety elements 3 2 System Labels All system labels and softwa...

Page 16: ...ngerous to the human eye even when using optical instruments Can nevertheless produce irritating effects especially with low ambient light conditions CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT Class 1 M Not dangerous to t...

Page 17: ...RECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS Class 3R Possibly dangerous to the human eye for direct view into the beam Risks of an eye injury is increasing with duration of exposure Can produce dazzling and irrit...

Page 18: ...gfa HealthCare complaint procedure If the product malfunctions and may have caused or contributed to a serious injury of a patient or an accident or if there are any hazards which may cause an acciden...

Page 19: ...conditions 7 Intended User This manual is written for Agfa trained Field Service Engineers and Clinical Application Specialists trained users of Agfa HealthCare products and trained diagnostic X Ray c...

Page 20: ...ngerous occurrences to their line manager and co operate fully in any investigation Shall co operate with company management on matters relating to health safety and environment and where appropriate...

Page 21: ...jurisdiction of the hospital The Agfa HealthCare products are designed to communicate with other devices in the hospital network using DICOM protocols Connections to other equipment Warning Accessory...

Page 22: ...ble accessories contact your local Agfa HealthCare organization or www agfa com 12 Compliance Directive for HealthCare Imaging Products Council Directive 93 42 EEC of 14 June 1993 concerning medical d...

Page 23: ...and provide its ESSENTIAL PERFORMANCE without disturbing other equipment Additional standards for documentation IEC 62079 Ed 1 Preparation of instructions Structuring content and presentation Harmoniz...

Page 24: ...t installed and used in accordance with the service manual may cause interference to radio communication Note This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing d...

Page 25: ...hCare service organization Details on the contents of messages can be found in this Technical Documentation All images created using any image technology can show artifacts which could be confused wit...

Page 26: ...t in the jurisdiction in which the X Ray equipment is being used and authorized means those authorized by the authority controlling the use of the X Ray equipment Full use must be made of all radiatio...

Page 27: ...len screws used must be hardness rated 8 8 All screws must be secured in accordance with the corresponding data If Loctite has to be used to secure screws this is stated in the text Any Agfa service P...

Page 28: ...at the installation place will not exceed 1 mSv Protecting Film Screen Systems against scattered X Rays Warning Film is sensitive for X rays Poor image quality possible The film screen system shall be...

Page 29: ...ecurity and anti virus protection No ongoing computer virus protection or network security for this medical device is provided e g a computer firewall Network security and anti virus provisions are th...

Page 30: ...n fitted near the product and that it is easily accessible Defective covers sharp edges or protruding parts of equipment can cause injuries if accidentally knocked into Route cables and position equip...

Page 31: ...for the PATIENT 19 Safety Directions for Maintenance and Repair Activities This Technical Documentation identifies the parts on which preventive inspection and maintenance shall be performed by Agfa...

Page 32: ...according to national regulations WARNING Improper ground connections inside the device or too high leakage current may lead to electric shocks After any work at the power supply or at any component c...

Page 33: ...emitting laser light For the meaning of the labels refer to section 3 3 in this document Do not look into the laser beam Do not open modules containing a laser Only open modules containing a laser if...

Page 34: ...Electrical shock and damage to the equipment possible Only open the PC or workstation if explicitly stated in the service manual Unplug before opening Observe anti static safety regulations Replacing...

Page 35: ...cal safety or radiation protection properties of a product e g changing of safety distances removal of locks instructions etc 23 Safety Directions concerning Hazardous Materials Hazardous materials is...

Page 36: ...ckaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste For more detailed information about take back and recycling of this product please contact your local Agfa service organizat...

Page 37: ...2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Purpose of this Document This document describes Location and function of...

Page 38: ...ns document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all sa...

Page 39: ...N 10 4 1 Adding Windows and NX Users 11 4 2 If required Configuring Digitizer and NX for the local Network 15 4 3 Setup of Connectivity to additional System Components 17 4 4 Customizing System Compon...

Page 40: ...llation of the digitizer including installation and configuration of the workstation takes approximately 1 hour REQUIRED DOCUMENTS Chapter 4 of the corresponding NX Workstation version in the Agfa Hea...

Page 41: ...square field in the middle of the SHOCKWATCH changes from white to red Figure 1 If damages are visible from the outside inform the carrier The damage must be noted down in the handover documents If t...

Page 42: ...pleteness 1 Compare the scope of delivery with the packing lists where available Example for digitizer packing list Quantity Description 1 Digitizer 1 Packing list for accessory 1 CE declaration of co...

Page 43: ...ranet Link NOTE After the installation with the Quick Installation Guide the mandatory installation steps for a standalone system are finished The system status is as follows CR 10 X Status in the NX...

Page 44: ...igitizer Parameter Value 1 Name DIG_DEFAULT 2 Enable Fast ID Enabled 3 Enable Auto Cropping Disabled 4 Genrad Scan Resolution 100 m 5 FLFS Scan Resolution 200 m 4 Device settings IP Address 192 192 19...

Page 45: ...5 Default Modality CR 6 Fast Preview Settings AE Title FAST_DEFAULT 7 Fast Preview Settings Port number 3729 8 Fast ID AE Title IDEN_DEFAULT 9 Fast ID Port number 3216 10 IP address 192 192 192 193 fi...

Page 46: ...following tables list the mandatory and optional steps to finalize the installation Optional Steps depending on the local situation Section 1 Add windows and NX users 4 1 2 If required Configure digit...

Page 47: ...ivation the NX workstation has one service user crservice configured The CR 10 X CR 12 X configuration wizard additionally installs a standard user Agfa The service user has Windows administrator righ...

Page 48: ...u Start Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management Local Users and Groups Users New User Figure 7 2 Start the NX Configurator via Desktop Shortcut 3 Select Load active configuration 4 Sele...

Page 49: ...rolled version of this document is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Figure 8 Edition 1 Revision 4 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Read...

Page 50: ...rolled version of this document is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Figure 9 Edition 1 Revision 4 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Read...

Page 51: ...d configure IP address subnet mask and computer name with the information provided by the network administrator For detailed instructions refer to section 5 3 3 Start the NX Configuration Tool 4 Adapt...

Page 52: ...ure 11 11 Navigate to directory ARC_1404 or higher version on the USB flash drive 12 Double click file InstallCPF cmd 13 Press any key to continue 14 Release the USB flash drive from the NX Workstatio...

Page 53: ...mponents see Agfa HealthCare Library path General Info Connectivity Application 4 4 Customizing System Components according to Customer Preferences 1 Use the corresponding connectivity release documen...

Page 54: ...Agfa HealthCare Library Computed Radiography CR Digitizer CR 10 X CR 12 X Software 4 7 Performing further Activities depending on local Regulations Enclosed a list of possible activities depending on...

Page 55: ...ton is not blocked in situations where it should not be pressed Inform the customer to press the Release Button only if the status LED is constant green Exception It is possible that an error situatio...

Page 56: ...tes Following items have to be part of the training for usage of plates and cassettes Labels and functional elements of the cassettes First use and normal operation Storage and transport Operating con...

Page 57: ...00 or CR Reader subtype 110 CR 12 X subtype 200 or CR Advanced Reader subtype 210 NOTE The Installation Checklist in section 6 of this chapter gives an overview of all steps of the digitizer installat...

Page 58: ...specifications refer to Digitizer Service Manual chapter 11 Installation Planning NX Workstation Service Manual chapter 3 Installation Planning 1 Connect monitor mouse keypad and license dongle at the...

Page 59: ...ed status LED starts flashing 2 Switch on the NX Workstation 3 Login with service user name and password obtained in the NX classroom training install_poster_04 cdr User name Password Figure 19 IMPORT...

Page 60: ...For an explanation of LED modes refer to Service Manual chapter 3 4 Electrical and mechanical Codes Fuses LEDs For an explanation of the boot up procedure refer to Service Manual chapter 2 Functional...

Page 61: ...e Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 8 Select Control panel Network and Sharing Center Local Area Connection Figure 24 9 Select Properties Figure 25 Edition 1 Re...

Page 62: ...ocument is uncontrolled 10 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 11 Click Properties Figure 26 12 Set IP address 192 192 192 193 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway 192 192 192 1 13 Select...

Page 63: ...ilable from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 14 Select Control panel System Change Settings Figure 28 15 Select Change Figure 29 Edition 1 Revision 4 CR 10...

Page 64: ...OK 18 Reboot the computer when requested 19 Login again using the service account Figure 30 20 Select Start All Programs Agfa NX Service Installtools HostName Synchronization Tool 21 Select Synchroni...

Page 65: ...copy of this document is uncontrolled 24 Select Control panel Region and Language Check the country in the tab Formats It must be set to English Figure 32 25 Select tab Keyboard and Language 26 Click...

Page 66: ...s document is uncontrolled 27 If required Add a keyboard 28 Select in the Default Input Language dropdown list the correct input language 29 Click Apply 30 Click OK Figure 34 31 Select tab Administrat...

Page 67: ...rkstation A 36 Enter the digitizer IP address 192 192 192 192 in the address window B 37 Enter username and password obtained in the digitizer web based training Start User Name Password OK Cancel Aut...

Page 68: ...the further instructions to install the Error Viewer Figure 38 43 Copy the application license file ALF to the NX workstation e g directory C AGFA Healthcare NX Configuration Licensing 44 Double clic...

Page 69: ...e Twain Digitizers 51 Click Next Figure 41 52 Select the language This language setting will be used for the NX buttons displays and user messages 53 Click Next and follow the further instructions of...

Page 70: ...copy of this document is uncontrolled 54 After the reboot select OK at error message No Digitizer configured Figure 44 55 Double click the Start NX Configurator icon on the desktop 56 Select Load acti...

Page 71: ...46 Figure 47 Parameter Value 1 ID station name DefaultNX 2 Performed Station AE Title NX_DEFAULT 3 Processing station name local host 4 Port 104 5 Default Modality CR 6 Fast Preview Settings AE Title...

Page 72: ...elect in the NX Configuration Tool Menu Devices ID Tablet Configuration ID Tablet 59 Select Delete Figure 48 Figure 49 60 Select in the NX Configuration Tool Menu Devices Digitizer Configuration Digit...

Page 73: ...efer to the Application Note Functional Changes in NX 2 0 8500 3 0 8500 and NX 2 0 8600 3 0 8600 Document ID 32972652 62 In the same window select New to add a new digitizer 63 Enter following data in...

Page 74: ...he Digitizer Settings window Parameter Value 1 Name DIG_DEFAULT 2 Enable Fast ID Checkbox must be activated 3 Device settings IP Address 192 192 192 192 4 Device Settings AE Title DIG_DEFAULT 5 Device...

Page 75: ...CR 12 X only 66 Select in the NX Configuration Tool Menu User Interface Identification Configuration Edit Image Details 67 In dropdown box Content add label Scan Resolution Figure 54 NOTE With scan re...

Page 76: ...Select in the NX Configuration Tool Menu User Interface Viewing Editing Printing Configuration 69 Change value for Content LGM 0018 1405 to EI 0018 1411 Softcopy Print View Figure 55 70 Select in the...

Page 77: ...opy of this document is uncontrolled 71 Select Add Exams Figure 57 72 Select file Factory Import ExamTree SystemDiagnosis xml 73 Click Open Figure 58 74 Select the checkbox for SYSTEM DIAGNOSIS GENRAD...

Page 78: ...rolled 76 Select Activate Configuration and follow the further instructions on the screen Figure 60 NOTE After activation of the configuration the NX application software resets and starts up automati...

Page 79: ...OK 1 Erase a cassette install_poster_12 cdr B C D A Insert cassette with black side facing up Press the Erase button Wait approx 3 minutes Remove cassette Figure 61 2 Use the erased cassette to expos...

Page 80: ...e correct settings for image processing of the flatfield are used Any other examination type gives a result which cannot be used for image evaluation 5 Check the image for the following artifacts Stri...

Page 81: ...IP address 192 192 192 192 in the address window B 3 Enter username and password obtained in the digitizer web based training Start User Name Password OK Cancel Authentication Required 192 192 192 19...

Page 82: ...this document is uncontrolled 5 6 Performing a Backup 1 In service menu Backup select Complete backup and SAVE TO USB 2 Select Logout Figure 68 5 7 Finalizing the Installation Finalize the installati...

Page 83: ...ment completeness 2 4 INS Performing The steps as described in the Quick Installation Guide 5 Perform the steps as described in the Quick Installation Guide 3 INS Finalizing the Installation 6 Adding...

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Page 85: ...ument Node ID 33999201 eq_02_functional_e_template_v07 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Purpose o...

Page 86: ...ates WARNING Improper operation or service activities may cause damage or injuries INSTRUCTION 1 Read the Generic Safety Directions document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Pu...

Page 87: ...EM IN A NUTSHELL 4 1 1 System Overview 4 1 2 Differences between Digitizer Subtypes 100 110 200 and 210 5 1 3 Applications 5 1 4 Main Components of the Digitizer 6 1 5 Main Components of the Cassette...

Page 88: ...t 35 x 43 cm NX Workstation as of software version 2 0 8700 3 0 8700 subtypes 100 and 110 or 2 0 8800 3 0 8800 subtypes 200 and 210 Figure 1 OK NOT OK NOT OK 515100af cdr One Processing Station and on...

Page 89: ...00 and 210 Digitizers with subtypes 100 and 110 scan at a fixed scan resolution of 100 m Subtypes 100 and 110 differ in the housing only Subtype 110 comes from production without any branding Digitize...

Page 90: ...g scanning and erasure 5 Optic Module Creates the laser beam for scanning This beam stimulates the image plate to emit blue light 6 PMT with Light Collector Collects the emitted blue light and convert...

Page 91: ...lued to a 0 3 mm sheet metal carrier The cassette has a cassette label attached allowing the user to label the cassette B The shutter is unlocked by pushing the cassette lock C The cassette lock is ei...

Page 92: ...ca Multiscale Image Contrast Amplification Image Processing based on predefined examination based parameters Modifying the image appearance of acquired images Performing quality control of the images...

Page 93: ...flashing during scan constant green when idle 1 Insert cassette in X ray table and take exposure 2 Insert exposed cassette in digitizer 3 Enter patient and examination data 4 Wait until the image is...

Page 94: ...assette Detection Light Sensor BOL Sensor EOL Sensor Flash Memory Flash Memory Figure 8 The following table lists the functions of the different components in alphabetical sequence Component Name Func...

Page 95: ...V input voltage from the power supply to the appropriate voltage for following consumers PMI Board Photomultiplier incl Tube Board Optic Module Controls following functional elements All motors Erasu...

Page 96: ...r Rescue Cycle Digitizer tries to solve problem IP Clean up Cycle Set drawer motor to HOME Selftest okay Initialization okay NX Viewer running Cassette or IP found NO NO NO YES YES YES NO YES Digitize...

Page 97: ...actions No message in the Error Viewer 3 Send self test signal to all SW modules means Check whether all consumers are connected Click sounds of motors are audible The galvo starts up 4 When the self...

Page 98: ...drum drives the image plate during scan The IP detection light sensor detects the image plate When the slow scan motor has reached the required number of motor steps it changes direction The image pl...

Page 99: ...ng the Cassette Cassette Unlocker Lock Cassette Opener Cassette Pusher Shutter Cassette Clamper Cassette Cassette Unit 517502eb cdr Figure 12 The user activates following mechanical actions by user in...

Page 100: ...ontrolled 5 1 2 Taking the Image Plate out of the Cassette 517502ec cdr Slow Scan Drum magnetic IP Drawer Light Sensor Flag IP Drawer Module Image Plate Magnets IP Drawer Module Roller magnetic Home P...

Page 101: ...it rollers take over the image plate and transport it towards the slow scan drum When the image plate has reached the magnetic slow scan drum the image plate is continuously driven by the drum and the...

Page 102: ...ument is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 5 1 3 Scanning the Image Plate Figure 14 Edition 1 Revision 1 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advance...

Page 103: ...by the image plate The photomultiplier converts the blue light into electrical current The IP detection light sensor monitors the image plate during scan A spring at the rear end of the IP guide plate...

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Page 105: ...ial Document Node ID 33998032 eq_03 1_safety repair_e_template_v09 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 2...

Page 106: ...y Directions document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly obse...

Page 107: ...N THE DEVICE 4 2 1 Labels in the Rear 4 2 2 Labels inside the Digitizer 5 2 2 1 Labels on the Erasure Unit 5 2 2 2 Labels on the Optic Module 5 3 SAFETY NOTES FOR SERVICE ACTIVITIES 6 3 1 General Safe...

Page 108: ...ff to read out process and route static X ray radiographic images The cassette is used to protect the image plate from light and damages during X ray exposure transport and handling The image plate is...

Page 109: ...Surface 200 C Figure 1 2 2 2 Labels on the Optic Module DANGER LASER LIGHT AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM DIODE LASER 120 mW MAX OUTPUT at 640 670 nm CLASS IIIb LASER PRODUCT DO NOT OPEN No service mai...

Page 110: ...n the device is switched on Do not open the cover of the Optic Module 3 2 Safety Notes for Installation Planning Warning Images can be lost due to power failure Connect the equipment to an un interrup...

Page 111: ...ht of the system Do not use excessive force when inserting cassettes in the digitizer as the device may slip or drop off the table Use a non slip mat below the digitizer or other anti skid measures Th...

Page 112: ...platform may not be subject to excessive shock and vibrations from other sources WARNING Unknown composition of mobile kit mounting platform Risk of injury or damage The vehicle owner is responsible f...

Page 113: ...face Reduced image quality possible due to clouded reflector Do not touch the reflector of the erasure unit by hand Do not use cleaning agents to clean the reflector Only use a lint free cloth for cle...

Page 114: ...Safety Notes when working at the Slow Scan Drum CAUTION The magnetic surface of the slow scan drum may damage sensitive parts or attract small metallic parts Keep away all parts which are sensitive f...

Page 115: ...the Drawer Unit CAUTION The magnetic surface of the IP drawer module wheels may damage sensitive parts or attract small metallic parts Keep away all parts which are sensitive for strong magnetic field...

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Page 117: ...aux_e_template_v08 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Purpose of this Document This document descr...

Page 118: ...ons document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all s...

Page 119: ...2 General Info 8 2 2 1 Device Info 8 2 2 2 Network Info 9 2 3 Reporting 10 2 3 1 Info Counter 10 2 3 2 Error Statistics 11 2 3 3 Service Activity Logfile 12 2 4 Install Configure 13 2 4 1 Software In...

Page 120: ...is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Edition 1 Revision 1 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced ReaderChapter 3 2 Page 4 of 31 03 2013 Type 5...

Page 121: ...197 0 Antistatic wrist strap Spare part number CM 9 9999 0830 0 Lint free cloth Service PC Polynit wipes Spare Part Number 10 9 9999 1273 0 TX20 Or Part of digitizer delivery Not part of digitizer del...

Page 122: ...ctions are not accessible as they require confirmation in the error viewer Diagnose Cycle Endurance Run Cycle Shading Calibration For more information se also section 3 Remote Service Proceeding to ac...

Page 123: ...fo Device Info 2 2 1 Network Info 2 2 2 Reporting Info Counter 2 3 1 Error Statistics 2 3 2 Service Activity Logfile 2 3 3 Install Configure Software Installation 2 4 1 Digitizer Settings 2 4 2 Destin...

Page 124: ...es in the info counter Asks to perform a backup of the device specific data if data have been changed during the service intervention Closes the session Usage 1 Select service menu Logout 2 Follow the...

Page 125: ...Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 2 2 2 Network Info Purpose Show the network data of the digitizer and the destination NX workstation Usage 1 Select service menu Network Info...

Page 126: ...Dec 2011 2 2 08 Dec 2011 0 0 3 2 Maintenance history 3 3 HW Replacement history Date Total scans Module ID 3 4 SW Modification history Date Total scans SW version 23 Jan 2012 8 ARC_1101 08 Dec 2011 0...

Page 127: ...errors for troubleshooting purposes The same information is also displayed at the end of the info counter See section 2 3 1 Usage 1 Select service menu Error Statistics 2 Right click on the link Save...

Page 128: ...enu Service Activity Log shows a logfile of all actions carried out with the help of the service user interface Usage 1 Select service menu Service Activity Log 2 Right click on the link Save ServiceA...

Page 129: ...digitizer For software installation via USB flash drive Preferably use the USB flash drive which is connected in the rear of the digitizer When using a different USB flash drive be aware that the dig...

Page 130: ...ow 3 If you want to go back to the default digitizer settings Select Load default settings 4 Select Load Digitizer Network Data from USB to read out the data from an adc cpf file on the digitizer USB...

Page 131: ...drive This CPF file Can be created with the CCM tool or Can be exported from the NX configuration tool 3 If you want to go back to the default destination settings Select Load default settings 4 Selec...

Page 132: ...The menu Site Specific Data allows entering the site specific data for identification of the digitizer The data are part of the Info Counter Must be filled in during installation Usage 1 Select servi...

Page 133: ...tup of the digitizer It starts automatically at first connection to the service user interface It calls following screens one after another Digitizer settings Destination Settings Site specific Data I...

Page 134: ...Usage 1 If the error viewer is already installed on the NX workstation i e if the error viewer icon is present on the task bar De install the error viewer in Control Panel Programs and features 2 Sele...

Page 135: ...o trace sporadic problems Usage 1 Select service menu Log Settings 2 Adapt the required settings Log Level Standard or Extended Default Standard Hours until extended Log Level is automatically reset t...

Page 136: ...wer Usage 1 Select service menu Explain error code 2 Enter the error code and click button Get Error Description The error description is displayed Figure 15 NOTE The digitizer issues two types of err...

Page 137: ...p of the digitizer Usage 1 Select service menu Device Test 2 Click Start Selftest Figure 16 IMPORTANT Only perform this function if nobody else is working at the digitizer 2 5 3 Diagnose Cycle Purpose...

Page 138: ...dow needs to be confirmed at the NX workstation Only leave the Diagnose Cycle window by the CANCEL button Leaving it via browser back button requires a reboot of the digitizer to allow further service...

Page 139: ...of cycles 4 Select NO for Scanning i e laser beam switched off during scan and or Erasure if required 5 Put a cassette into the digitizer 6 Click Start 7 Click Stop to interrupt before the number of a...

Page 140: ...tizer does not scan as it detects incident of light Usage 1 Select service menu PMT High Voltage on off 2 Click Switch High Voltage off to switch PMT high voltage off Now it is possible to observe the...

Page 141: ...e cannot be transmitted and stays in the queue forever despite the processing station software is running This may happen during setup of the digitizer Examples An image is scanned while the network i...

Page 142: ...r troubleshooting Possibility to download the current calibration curve to PC Link Download calibration line for troubleshooting Note that the calibration curve is also part of a complete backup A sha...

Page 143: ...rolled version of this document is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Figure 24 Edition 1 Revision 1 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Rea...

Page 144: ...omplete backup Perform the following steps to create a complete external backup 1 Choose option Complete Backup 2 Click Save to USB or Save to PC to perform the complete backup 3 Wait a few seconds un...

Page 145: ...rpose The menu Restore is required to restore a certain configuration of the digitizer Usage 1 Select service menu Restore 2 Click Read from USB or Read from PC 3 Select the backup file It is a file w...

Page 146: ...user cannot scan an image Note that the status indicator only changes to red when the function is really executed e g the user presses OK Just by opening the menu the safety level 1 is not yet activa...

Page 147: ...eader CR 12 X CR Advanced ReaderChapter 3 2 Page 31 of 31 03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential Service Menu Name Reference Level 1 Scanning blocked Level 2 Confirmation required...

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Page 150: ...document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all safe...

Page 151: ...tial LIST OF CONTENTS 1 GENERAL SYMPTOM CLASSIFICATION 4 2 FAULTS WITH ERROR CODES 5 3 NO ERROR CODE STATUS LED IS OFF OR SLOW RED BLINKING 6 4 NO ERROR CODE STATUS LED FAST RED BLINKING 8 5 NO ERROR...

Page 152: ...roubleshooting procedure depends on the symptom of the fault Symptom Reference Section An error is displayed in the Error Viewer 2 No error displayed Status LED is slow red blinking or off 3 No error...

Page 153: ...b based training 4 Look up the error e g ARC1001 in menu Explain Error Code B Look up the error offline No access to NX Workstation 1 Download the latest digitizer software file from the Agfa HealthCa...

Page 154: ...Description Cause 1 Power supply defective Solution 1 Check green LED on the external power supply or 24 V output If green LED is off or 24 V output not available Exchange the power supply NOTE Depend...

Page 155: ...igitizer USB flash drive and insert it at the Service PC 3 Copy the content of folder ARC_1103 BootProblemAnalyzer or higher version to the root of the USB flash drive See Figure 1 USB Flash Drive Con...

Page 156: ...second Background The symptom description above means The ping command sent from digitizer to the workstation was successful The digitizer was not able to communicate with the Error Viewer however IMP...

Page 157: ...Date 01 Jan 1970 Software Version unknown Errorcode 4313 Name OPTICS_BOARD_CONNECTOR Short Description Optics board not detected Description Meaning Optic board not detected Reason Cable broken not co...

Page 158: ...e ARC_1404 for software upgrades incl formatting only 5 No Error Code Status LED triple red blinking Symptom No error displayed in the Error Viewer on the workstation Status LED is triple red blinking...

Page 159: ...indow For instructions refer to the NX service manual chapter 4 Installation and Configuration Note that this features is available only as of NX software 2 0 8700 3 0 8700 Cause 3 Network interface d...

Page 160: ...can be used 5 Digitizer AE title AE title in digitizer device configuration 6 Digitizer Hostname Host Name in digitizer device configuration As alternative also the digitizer IP address can be used 7...

Page 161: ...ork settings it is required to configure the network settings again Refer to Service Manual Chapter 1 Controls Connections and Setup Procedures 6 Image Faults parallel to Image Plate Run 6 1 Calibrati...

Page 162: ...path Solution 1 Use the cleaning brush to clean the mirror and the entrance surface of the light collector by moving the brush a few times For instructions refer to the digitizer user manual 2 Expose...

Page 163: ...in the clinical image or a flatfield image Figure 5 Example for banding Cause Inhomogeneous movement of the slow scan drive Solution 1 Check the table where digitizer is positioned It must be a fixed...

Page 164: ...an the image 2 Check the image 8 2 Comparing the Flatfield with the Limit Pattern 1 Switch off the digitizer 2 Remove the USB flash drive and insert it at the NX workstation 3 On the NX workstation se...

Page 165: ...IP Jam 1300 IP Data Barcode 2xxx 3xxxx Hardware 2100 Optic Module 2200 PMT with Light Collector PMM PhotoMultiplier Module 2300 Cassette Unit 2400 IP Drawer Module 2500 Slow Scan Unit 2600 Erasure Un...

Page 166: ...to be removed Reason 2 Software problem Cure 2 Load new Software Reason 3 Power Board defective Cure 3 Check Power Board and replace if defective ARC1201 No IP present at IP Sensor at the end of the t...

Page 167: ...to Cassette Unit The IP has been lost at Slow Scan Drum and is placed at IP Tray Cure 2 Check the Cassette for straight entry The distances of the arrow marks at tube side of he inserted Cassette have...

Page 168: ...ted straight into Cassette Unit The IP has been lost at Slow Scan Drum and is placed at IP Tray Cure 2 Check the Cassette for straight entry The distances of the arrow marks at tube side of the insert...

Page 169: ...sette not inserted straight into Cassette Unit The IP has been lost at Slow Scan Drum and is placed at IP Tray Cure 2 Check the Cassette for straight entry The distances of the arrow marks at tube sid...

Page 170: ...gain by pushing it towards the digitizer Restart Digitizer Reason 2 Cassette Detection Light Sensor does not work properly The Light Sensor is not interrupted by the corresponding lever during IP tran...

Page 171: ...the Barcode Label successfully found but the decoded data content is invalid Reason 1 Barcode Label is not clean Cure 1 Check for a clean Barcode Label on the IP Reason 2 Ambient Light is too bright C...

Page 172: ...n Cure 3 Bring the Cleaning Brush outside into the proper park position Reason 4 No Barcode Label is on the IP or Barcode Label is not clean Cure 4 Check for a clean Barcode Label on the IP Replace th...

Page 173: ...Digitizer to get detailed selftest result Try to scan an IP again to test the Optic Module Reason 2 The software has no current settings for the Optic Module Cure 2 Install the newest digitizer softw...

Page 174: ...d to Tube Board Replace Signal Cable PMI Board to Tube Board Reason 2 The PMT with Light Collector flash memory contains invalid data or is empty Cure 2 Replace PMT with Light Collector ARC2202 Photom...

Page 175: ...o Motors Reason 2 The motor of IP Drawer Module is defective Cure 2 Replace the IP Drawer Module Reason 3 Power Board defective Cure 3 Replace Power Board ARC2407 Reference at the IP Drawer Module can...

Page 176: ...son 1 IP Detection Light Sensor is covered by something Cure 1 Check if IP Detection Light Sensor is mounted correctly and not covered by something Reason 2 The cable is defective or disconnected Cure...

Page 177: ...er to get selftest results Check IP Drawer Module with cables Replace defective part Y Cable Power Board to Drawer Cass LS IP Drawer Light Sensor IP Drawer Module Reason 4 Power Board defective Cure 4...

Page 178: ...Board to Drawer Cass LS Reason 2 Cassette Detection Light Sensor defective Cure 2 Replace Cassette Detection Light Sensor Reason 3 Power Board defective Cure 3 Replace Power Board ARC2414 Selftest er...

Page 179: ...pply voltage to the Erasure Unit is defective Power Board defective Reason 1 Defective Power Board caused by short circuit at the Cable Power Board to Erasure Unit Cure 1 Replace Power Board AND Cable...

Page 180: ...ailed selftest result ARC2700 Incorrect Power Board version Meaning Wrong hardware version for Power Board detected during start up This type of digitizer needs a Power Board with increased power outp...

Page 181: ...I Board to Tube Board Reason 2 PMT with Light Collector is defective Cure 2 Replace PMT with Light Collector Reason 3 PMI Board defective Cure 3 Replace PMI Board ARC2802 Connection between PMI Board...

Page 182: ...for CAN Optic PMT or internal of PMI is missing or not in a valid range Reason 1 Cable defective or disconnected Cure 1 Check cable and connectors between Power Board and the PMI Board Replace Cable...

Page 183: ...ions Reason 2 New or incorrect USB flash drive inserted AND PMI board exchanged Cure 2 Configure Digitizer according to service manual Restart the digitizer and follow the instructions on processing s...

Page 184: ...ged Reason 1 The Device E Label connection is disturbed Cure 1 Check cables and connectors between PMI Board and Device E Label Replace Cable Device E Label to PMI Board Reason 2 The device eLabel is...

Page 185: ...digitizer configuration wizard use the configuration wizard for exactly the type of the connected digitizer Use the service documentation for further information Reason 2 Processing station sends wron...

Page 186: ...oftware at the current action Cure 1 Restart digitizer to return IP into cassette and release cassette Install the newest digitizer software Reason 2 A bug in the software causing system stop Restart...

Page 187: ...o the service documentation Reason 3 The stored shading calibration data is not valid any more The Calibration line does not cover the complete width of the image to be corrected Cure 3 Perform a shad...

Page 188: ...the processing station in time Cure 1 Identify at the processing station Reason 2 Processing station hangs Processing station sends no identification data Digitizer waits to receive ID data Retries ov...

Page 189: ...ck cables and connectors between PMI Board and PMT with Light Collector Replace Data Cable PMI Board to Tube Board Replace Signal Cable PMI Board to Tube Board Reason 2 The cable to Optic Module is de...

Page 190: ...Image Processing Station and Digitizer failed The ErrorViewer Remote Display on the Image Processing Station is not able to display messages from the Digitizer Reason 1 The Image Processing Station i...

Page 191: ...at ARC4100 The processing station is not available Meaning The image processing station is not available The processing station is not ready to receive the image Reason 1 The processing station softwa...

Page 192: ...xposed Normally the IP status is set to exposed by pressing the ID button on the processing station Reason 1 Problem with Digitizer configuration Cure 1 Check if digitizer is configured correctly on t...

Page 193: ...sunlight Reason 3 The replacement of modules leads at first scan cycle to a new correction value Cure 3 Repeat scan cycles with the same IP The speed calibration is automatically updated during a scan...

Page 194: ...from the allowed tolerance range The automatic speed calibration of the Slow Scan drive transmission reached an error limit Reason 1 IP damaged IP transportation not steady and stable This causes a la...

Page 195: ...nfidential Document Node ID 33998033 eq_03 4_codings_e_template_v08 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151...

Page 196: ...y Directions document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly obse...

Page 197: ...f this document is uncontrolled Edition 1 Revision 2 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Reader Chapter 3 4 Page 3 of 7 03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential LIST OF CONTENTS 1...

Page 198: ...2 D2 P3 P46 P10 S1S2 LD14 LD13 LD12 LD11 LD1 LD15 5151_C34_002 cdr Figure 1 Location of switches and LEDs on the PMI Board IMPORTANT Fuses are not displayed on purpose Do not replace any fuse In case...

Page 199: ...3 V for on board components missing ON 5 V for on board components OK LD7 Green Constant OFF 5 V for on board components missing ON Supply voltages for Optics OK LD9 Green Constant OFF Supply voltage...

Page 200: ...1 R191 L1 6 F27 P3 S1 S3 ON S1 1 S3 2 P18 5151_C34_001 cdr Figure 2 Location of switches on the Power Board Power II Board IMPORTANT Fuses are not displayed on purpose Do not replace any fuse In case...

Page 201: ...er error Service mode active e g shading calibration Scanning not possible Service intervention required or Service function is called up by the field service engineer which blocks scanning For a list...

Page 202: ...This page is intentionally left blank to enable print out of even and odd pages on duplex printers...

Page 203: ...replacement instructions are enclosed to the digitizer spare parts as printout They are also available as PDF documents on the Agfa HealthCare Library Computed Radiography CR Digitizers CR 10 X Servi...

Page 204: ...ctions document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe al...

Page 205: ...mpany Confidential Document Node ID 33998938 eq_03 6_adjustments_e_template_v07 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reade...

Page 206: ...ions document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all...

Page 207: ...n 1 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Reader Chapter 3 6 Page 3 of 10 03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential LIST OF CONTENTS 1 OVERVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS AND CALIBRATIONS 4 2 SH...

Page 208: ...0 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential 1 Overview of Adjustments and Calibrations The following tables give an overview of adjustments and calibrations for the digitizer Adjustment Type Use Case Section...

Page 209: ...pare part number 10 9 9999 1197 0 Lint free cloth Polynit wipes Spare Part Number 10 9 9999 1273 0 The last digit in the spare part number indicates the spare part revision at release of this document...

Page 210: ...s put the CR Phosphor Plate Cleaner on the lint free cloth 2 2 Exposing the Cassette 1 Mount the 1 5 mm Cu filter at the modality 2 Place the cassette with the black side facing up 3 Ensure that the e...

Page 211: ...figuration tool Double click the icon Start NX Configurator on the desktop Select Load active configuration Go to Devices Digitizer Configuration This page shows the digitizer IP address Quit the NX C...

Page 212: ...starts Figure 4 9 Wait until scanning is finished A static red status LED indicates scanning A static green status LED indicates that scanning is finished The shading calibration curve is displayed Fi...

Page 213: ...d IMPORTANT By selection of examination type System diagnosis Flatfield the correct settings for image processing of the flatfield are used Any other examination type may give a result which cannot be...

Page 214: ...for a failed shading calibration Particles in the optical path Use the cleaning brush to clean the optical path For instructions refer to the digitizer user manual Contamination and or any defects on...

Page 215: ...lease patch_e_template_v08 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Purpose of this Document This documen...

Page 216: ...tions document see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all...

Page 217: ...Features of Software ARC_1103 4 1 2 Known Software Issues of Software ARC_1103 4 2 SOFTWARE RELEASE ARC_1201 5 2 1 New Features and solved Issues of Software ARC_1201 5 2 2 Known Software Issues of So...

Page 218: ...onnected to the digitizer requires software NX 2 0 8700 3 0 8700 For additional system component compatibility information refer to following documents Solution Structure Data Document Document ID 307...

Page 219: ...tizer CR 10 X released for controlled Delivery Intranet Link Extranet Link On the Agfa HealthCare Library only the latest software release can be downloaded 2 1 New Features and solved Issues of Softw...

Page 220: ...atically The software doesn t crash anymore if the Photomultiplier flash memory is corrupted Galvo adjustment is optimized The adjustment is checked and repeated once per minute if required Infocounte...

Page 221: ...er Prerequisites The NX workstation connected to the digitizer requires software NX 2 0 8700 3 0 8700 For additional system component compatibility information refer to following documents Solution St...

Page 222: ...eference Document DD DIS189 12E Service Bulletin No 04 Software Update ARC_1302 available Intranet Link Extranet Link On the Agfa HealthCare Library only the latest software release can be downloaded...

Page 223: ...the ID data from NX to the digitizer does not work correctly Wrong error message Error occurred Image plate is not scanned and erased Correct error message Error during read out of the ID data Restart...

Page 224: ...06 Software Update ARC_1304 available Intranet Link Extranet Link On the Agfa HealthCare Library only the latest software release can be downloaded 5 1 Solved Software Issues in Software ARC_1304 Sof...

Page 225: ...51 100 and 110 software NX 2 0 8700 3 0 8700 For type 5151 200 and 210 software NX 2 0 8800 3 0 8800 For additional system component compatibility information refer to following documents Solution Str...

Page 226: ...pter 5 Configuration as of revision 2 The batch file is available in the SE 2 0 software download area Supports the additional digitizer subtypes 110 200 and 210 Some minor improvements in functionali...

Page 227: ...fa Company Confidential o Restoring the backup file does not overwrite the infocounter and service activity log file anymore o Images can now be deleted from the image queue via the service interface...

Page 228: ...This page is intentionally left blank to enable print out of even and odd pages on duplex printers...

Page 229: ...de ID 34000493 eq_04_diagrams_e_template_v08 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Purpose of this Doc...

Page 230: ...cument see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all safety...

Page 231: ...over IP Guide Cover Erasure Unit 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IP Drawer Module IP Drawer Light Sensor Cassette Detection Light Sensor Optic Module PMT with Light Collector IP Guide Plate IP Detection Light Sens...

Page 232: ...om the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Edition 1 Revision 1 CR 10 X CR Reader CR 12 X CR Advanced Reader Chapter 4 Page 4 of 4 03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 2...

Page 233: ...WHUIDFH 32 5 UHDU URQW YLHZ 1 3 3RZHU 6XSSO 9 RJ HEXJ FWRU 6HQV B 3 60 6ORZ6FDQ External Power Supply User Interface Board Power Board Power II Board IP Detection Light Sensor Cassette Detection Light...

Page 234: ...6 3RZHU XWRB DO 5HDU YLHZ DEHO 30 G XWR DO 78 G 21 B 21 5 9 86 9 DOYR 2 9 2 9 2 237 2 307 2 1 2 2 1B12 3 3 5 2 238 3 5 2 56 GHEXJ PMI Board Device E Label Tube Board IMPORTANT Fuses are shown for inf...

Page 235: ...e Do not open No maintenance parts inside NOTE Component names marked with an are names as defined in the Spare Parts List and other Service Documents Other displayed names are coming from the Agfa in...

Page 236: ...This page is intentionally left blank to enable print out of even and odd pages on duplex printers...

Page 237: ...uthorized personnel is not permitted and may be unlawful DOCUMENT CONTROL NOTE The controlled version of this document is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document i...

Page 238: ...f this document is uncontrolled WARNING Hazards may be introduced because of component failure or improper operation Replace defective parts with Agfa HealthCare original spare parts Use only tools an...

Page 239: ...se contact your local waste disposal service or the producer distributor of this equipment If your equipment contains removable batteries or accumulators please dispose of these separately according t...

Page 240: ...S 12 13 DD DIS154 11M Spare Parts List DOCUMENT CONTROL NOTE The controlled version of this document is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Edi...

Page 241: ...e back to the overview of the modules How to navigate the Spare Parts List online with the Acrobat Reader DOCUMENT CONTROL NOTE The controlled version of this document is available from the Agfa Healt...

Page 242: ...the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 01 02 03 04 05 07 5151_CHAP05_01_M CDR 06 08 DD DIS154 11M Spare Parts List Edition 1 Revision 1 Chapter 5 Page 6 of 14 CR...

Page 243: ...ER CAPOT IP GUIDE CM 6040590 3 VERKLEIDUNG RECHTS TYPE 5151 100 RIGHT COVER TYPE 5151 100 REVETEMENT A DROITE TYPE 5151 100 CM 6061230 3 VERKLEIDUNG RECHTS READER TYPE 5151 110 210 RIGHT COVER READER...

Page 244: ...ibrary Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 05 01 02 03 04 06 07 08 09 16 10 14 15 5151_chap05_02_m cdr 15 11 12 13 DD DIS154 11M Spare Parts List Edition 1 Revision 1 Chapter 5 Page 8 of...

Page 245: ...USB FLASH DRIVE USB FLASH DRIVE USB FLASH DRIVE CM 6040560 8 EXTERNES NETZTEIL EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY ALIMENTATION EXTERNE CM 6040530 9 POWER BOARD TYPE 5151 100 110 POWER BOARD TYPE 5151 100 110 POWE...

Page 246: ...althCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 5151_CHAP05_03_M CDR 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 DD DIS154 11M Spare Parts List Edition 1 Revision 1 Chapter 5 Page 10 of 14 CR 10...

Page 247: ...UMI RE PMT CM 6045491 3 IP LEITBLECH IP GUIDE PLATE PLAQUE GUIDE IP CM 6040470 4 IP EINSCHUB IP DRAWER MODULE TIROIR IP CM 6040480 5 LICHTSCHRANKE IP SENSOR IP DRAWER LIGHT SENSOR CELLULE D TECTEUR TI...

Page 248: ...the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled 01 02 03 5151_CHAP05_04_M CDR DD DIS154 11M Spare Parts List Edition 1 Revision 1 Chapter 5 Page 12 of 14 CR 10 X CR 12 X...

Page 249: ...s not shown in Exploded Views Pos Nr Item no Pos no Teile Nr Part No Nr de Ref Benennung Description Denomination CM 6040660 1 CASSETTE SET CR MD1 0 GENERAL CASSETTE SET CR MD1 0 GENERAL CASSETTE SET...

Page 250: ...pecification 5151 0100 CR 10 X 5R3EQ 5151 0110 CR Reader 5W784 5151 0200 CR 12 X 5W8AB 5151 0210 CR Advanced Reader 5W8DH DOCUMENT CONTROL NOTE The controlled version of this document is available fro...

Page 251: ...ument Node ID 33998305 eq_03 5_replacements_e_template_v07 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Purpo...

Page 252: ...e Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all safety direction...

Page 253: ...ial Document Node ID 36278824 service_bulletin_cover_e_template_v02 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151...

Page 254: ...ment is available from the Agfa HealthCare Library Any printed copy of this document is uncontrolled Edition 1 Revision 1 CR 10 X Chapter 10 2 03 2013 Type 5151 100 Agfa Company Confidential This page...

Page 255: ...TY NOTE Use dissemination distribution or reproduction of this document by unauthorized personnel is not permitted and may be unlawful DOCUMENT CONTROL NOTE The controlled version of this document is...

Page 256: ...ment see Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all safety di...

Page 257: ...R 12 X CR Advanced Reader Chapter 11 Page 3 of 24 03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential Purpose of this Document This document contains all planning data and describes the requir...

Page 258: ...Operation and Maintenance 10 3 2 Guidelines for Placing the Digitizer 11 4 SYSTEM INTEGRATION 12 5 AMBIENT CONDITIONS DURING TRANSPORT STORAGE AND OPERATION 13 5 1 Climatic Conditions 13 5 2 Mechanica...

Page 259: ...03 2013 Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Agfa Company Confidential 8 1 Type Overview 19 8 2 Functional Data 19 8 3 Electrical Data of Digitizer 19 8 4 Functional Data of the optional UPS 20 8 5 Heat Emissio...

Page 260: ...n Planning document Refer to the Agfa HealthCare Library Computed Radiography CR Workstation Software 1 1 System Overview 515100ab cdr Digitizer Cassette NX Workstation The digitizer is part of a CR s...

Page 261: ...en flashing during scan constant green when idle 1 Insert cassette in X ray table and take exposure 2 Insert exposed cassette in digitizer 3 Enter patient and examination data 4 Wait until the image i...

Page 262: ...ges Language Bulgarian Chinese simplified Chinese traditional Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Italian Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Port...

Page 263: ...220 V Version EGPTG Can be used for digitizer and NX For technical specifications refer to section 8 Mobile Kit for CR 10 X Refer to marketing information To be used in earthquake areas and in mobile...

Page 264: ...size of minimum 62 cm width x 52 cm depth is required When placing the table at the wall with the rear side the minimum table depth is 52 cm For operation a free space of minimum 62 cm x 80 cm in fro...

Page 265: ...the NX workstation and back to the digitizer for each scan cycle WARNING The device is a table top digitizer The structure and stability of the table used need to be suitable in relation with the size...

Page 266: ...NX workstation In this case no other network access to the NX workstation is possible The digitizer network settings are pre configured for this setup Integrated Installation After network setup of di...

Page 267: ...C 721 3 1 25 C to 55 C 13 F to 131 F 10 to 100 Operation 3K2 according IEC 721 3 3 15 C to 35 C 59 F to 95 F 10 to 75 Transport in mobile X Ray room 5K1 according IEC 721 3 5 5 C to 40 C 41 F to 140 F...

Page 268: ...WARNING When different combinations of equipment are used in various medical environments a potential difference V can exist between the protective earths in different localities If the protective ear...

Page 269: ...al installations have to be done in accordance with national regulations or statutory requirements e g VDE Germany Electrical installations in the installation room must be in compliance with the regu...

Page 270: ...ta Cyprus UK and Switzerland CEE7 7 H05VV F3G1 3 x 1 mm with IEC C13 plug female cable length 3 m CEE7 7 IEC C13 5175_C11_001 cdr Figure 8 US CAN Version NEMA 5 15P SJT 3 x AWG 16 with IEC C13 plug fe...

Page 271: ...igitizer delivery IMPORTANT If digitizer monitor and NX shall be connected to the UPS organize a third extension cable IEC C13 plug female IEC C14 plug male 1 8 m locally Powerware Type 5115 750 120 V...

Page 272: ...ch 70 0 27 6 Width cm inch 58 0 22 8 Height cm inch 47 0 18 5 7 2 Dimensions of the Digitizer Packaging incl Pallet Length cm inch 83 32 6 Width cm inch 75 29 5 Height cm inch 72 28 3 7 3 Dimensions o...

Page 273: ...001 to 29 999 5151 200 5W8AB 30 001 to 39 999 5151 210 5W8DH 40 001 to 49 999 8 2 Functional Data Cycle time seconds scan resolution Type 5151 100 and 110 106 100 m Type 5151 200 and 210 90 100 m 72...

Page 274: ...750i ABC Code EGPTG 230 Default 220 or 240 User adjustable via rear panel DIP switch Frequency Hz 50 60 autosensing Battery runtime min 5 Output Power W 750 Dimensions HxWxD mm in 192 x 150 x 270 7 6...

Page 275: ...tention Within 1 hour Recommended readout time After 2 hours 70 of the stored energy is still present with no visible loss of information upon readout After 24 hours Image retention still exceeds 45 S...

Page 276: ...le dental chair treatment booth and the like o Vertical 2 29 m 7 5 feet above the floor EN 60601 1 o 1 5 m 4 9 feet beyond the perimeter of the bed examination table dental chair treatment booth and t...

Page 277: ...to see whether additional site specific material for installation might be required 2 4 Make yourself familiar with the installation site size requirements To see whether the planned installation site...

Page 278: ...cess within the targeted time frame the following tasks of the checklist below must be carried out prior to the installation of the device Name of Field Service Engineer Checking date Client name Clie...

Page 279: ...tial Document Node ID 34000615 eq_12_glossary_e_template_v08 Copyright 2013 Agfa HealthCare N V CR 10 X Type 5151 100 CR Reader Type 5151 110 CR 12 X Type 5151 200 CR Advanced Reader Type 5151 210 Pur...

Page 280: ...Agfa HealthCare Library General Info Agfa HealthCare Publications Service Manual prior to attempting any operation repair or maintenance task on the equipment 2 Strictly observe all safety directions...

Page 281: ...essing is applied CPF file Customization Parameter File file that contains settings for all parameters that can be modified to configure a CR System according to local needs CR Computed Radiography CU...

Page 282: ...nductor emitting light Pixel Smallest addressable point to be scanned on the film or plate Shading calibration Sensitivity calibration calibration of each pixel in a line Slow scan direction Transport...

Page 283: ...1st Edition CR 10 X CR 12 X Type 5151 100 110 200 210 Order no DD DIS155 11E...

Page 284: ...ode ID 16099429 Copyright 2008 Agfa HealthCare N V Purpose of this Document This document describes how to add the order list for documentation print add comments Document History Edition Revision Rel...

Page 285: ...eating a paper manual Print the order list and put it behind the cover sheet 2 Printing single Pages Chapters or the complete Manual IMPORTANT Preferably print this manual double sided This PDF manual...

Page 286: ...ck the bookmark of the desired chapter 2 Write down or remember the shown PDF page number See Figure 1 Figure 1 PDF page number in the Adobe reader toolbar 3 Go the end of the section or desired range...

Page 287: ...print the complete service manual proceed as follows 1 Select Print 2 Select All 3 Select shrink to printable area and Auto rotate and Center see NOTE above 4 Select OK Figure 3 Print dialogue for pri...

Page 288: ...enu Comment Markup 2 Select the desired comments Press the CTRL key for multiple selections 3 Select Options Export Selected Comments 4 Save the file with any name 3 2 Importing Comments 1 In the drop...

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