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Page 1: ...nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 1 1 S Sy ys st te em m C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G S Se er rv vi ic ce e M Ma an nu ua al l ...

Page 2: ...vised edition will be sent to you In other cases service manual report will be sent to you updates the manual Note 1 This service manual is published by Canon Inc in accordance with Article 6 Furnishing the Referent Materials of the Service Assignment Contract it has concluded with your company Note 2 This service manual property of Canon Inc and the company may seek to have it returned depending ...

Page 3: ...he cover during maintenance repair etc perform the work after switching the power off Never touch the device with wet hands as there is a risk of electric shock 3 Fuse When replacing the fuse first resolve the reason of failure and then replace the fuse with the specified type Never use a fuse other than the specified type 4 Connecting the grounding wire The provided ground wire must be connected ...

Page 4: ...CXDI C3S The patient environment described below is an example cited from the IEC60601 1 1 2000 the measurements are only guidelines However the IEC60601 1 1 2000 example must be treated as the standard Therefore the CXDI C3S must be installed in a location further than the measurements below outside of the patient environment Areas where the patient moves not only during imaging but when entering...

Page 5: ...02 2 1 1 G Ge en ne er ra al l C Ca an no on n I In nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G ...

Page 6: ...Content 1 CXDI 1 System Block Diagram 1 2 System Diagram 2 3 CXDI Image Processing 3 4 Specifications 4 ...

Page 7: ...I C3S CA7 CA3 VGA VGA CA4 ID Unit Option RS232C SERIAL COM2 LAN1 X Ray Generator Mouse MOUSE CA5 LAN2 Key Board KEY BOARD SCSI SERIAL COM3 Printer SERIAL COM4 Image diagnosis W S AC Power IN CA8 Image file device AC120V 10 60Hz 2A AC230V 10 50 60Hz 1 5A Symbol Description Remarks CA1 AC Cable 3m CA2 50Sensor Cable 3m 7m CA3 X Ray I F Cable 20m CA4 LAN Cable Category 5 CA5 LAN Cable Category 5 10m ...

Page 8: ...1 General 2 2 2 S Sy ys st te em m D Di ia ag gr ra am m 2 1 Standalone System 2 2 Total System ...

Page 9: ...d with LANMIT before any correction is made Outside distribution of these images is prohibited including dtstore images 2 RAW IMAGE Born image after offset processing gain correction This is the image with LANMIT specific characteristics corrected 3 ORIGINAL IMAGE Raw image after preprocessing 4 QA IMAGE Original image after gradation processing sharpening and other processing The CXDI performs im...

Page 10: ...PC Through the Power Box Imaging cycle 15 sec standard Dimension 491 W x 477 D x 23 H mm Including handle portion 427 mm excluding handle portion Imaging Unit coloring Cool white 4 8Kg Except the cable 5 7Kg With 7m cable Imaging Unit mass except Grid 5 2Kg With 3m cable Distance Space between surface where patient gets in contact CFRP and sensor surface glass is within 5 1 0 5mm Heat emission 15k...

Page 11: ...Imaging preparation complete Off On Error status Blinking 2 On Communi cating Blinking 3 On Initialization when startup Blinking 4 On Network not set when startup Blinking 5 On User interface Single type LED Off Imaging unit power is off On in orange Imaging unit power is on unable to perform imaging Blinking in green Preparing imaging error status On in green Imaging preparation is complete 1 Tur...

Page 12: ...nication method Data length 10bit Data rate 15 625 kHz Power supply AC 100 120V 10 50 60Hz 1 5A AC 200 240V 10 50 60Hz 0 8A Reference CXDI 50G Power supply Rated Voltage AC 100 120V AC 85 132V AC 200 240V AC170 264V Mass 4 2 Kg Dimension 358 W x 200 D x 65 H mm Except bottom rubber parts With bottom rubber parts 75mm 3 Environment rated parameters Item Content Remarks Operating temperature 5 to 35...

Page 13: ...st ta al ll la at ti io on n M Ma an nu ua al l C Ca an no on n I In nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G ...

Page 14: ...Needed for Installation 7 4 2 System Installation Procedures 8 5 Installation 10 5 1 Connection to each unit 10 5 2 Starting up and shutting down the System 16 5 3 X ray Controller Interface 17 5 4 Network Settings 1 23 5 5 Setting the Fixed ROI Areas 26 5 6 Settings 29 5 7 Image Quality 85 5 8 Post installation checks 87 6 Dimension 89 ...

Page 15: ...ust be no dripping water in the area 2 The environment must be free of harmful elements such as humid or acidic air air with a saline or sulfur content where there is poor ventilation or where air pressure or temperature is unusual 3 The equipment must not be placed at an angle or subjected to vibration or shock this includes during transportation 4 The equipment must not be kept where chemical pr...

Page 16: ... 6 Screw M3 x 4 mm 2 For fixing the cable connector clump 7 Cable clump 1 For fixing the sensor cable 8 Screw M4 x 6 mm 1 For fixing the cable clump 9 Sensor Information File FD 1 10 Power supply cable with AC plug 1 3m 100 120 230V 11 Attached documents for medical 100V 12 Certifications warranty registration inspection compliance operation manual 100V 13 Inspection compliance operation manual 12...

Page 17: ...nerator Remarks Power Box power source ON OFF No 5 No 6 Name Cable connector clump Name Screw M3 x 4 mm Qty 1 Qty 2 Remarks For fixing the Power cable Remarks For fixing the cable clump No 7 No 8 Name Cable clump Name Screw M4 x 6 mm Qty 1 Qty 1 Remarks For fixing the sensor cable Remarks For fixing the cable clump 3 ...

Page 18: ...2 Installation Manual No 9 No 10 Name Sensor Information file FD Name Power supply cable Qty 1 Qty 1 Remarks Remarks For Power Box 100 120 230V each type 4 ...

Page 19: ...2 Installation Manual 3 3 P Pa ac ck ki in ng g D Di ia ag gr ra am m 3 1 X ray Digital Camera System CXDI 50G 1 CXDI 50G assemble package 2 CXDI 50G Imaging Unit package 5 ...

Page 20: ...2 Installation Manual 3 CXDI 50G Power Box assemble package 4 Grid optional 6 ...

Page 21: ...ls 1 set 2 Note PC 1 PC AT compatible OS Microsoft Windows XP Professional recommend 3 LAN Card 1 For Note PC as required 4 Mouse 1 PS 2 type 5 Keyboard 1 PS 2 type 6 HUB 1 Connection between Control PC and Note PC 7 10 100BASE TX cable 2 Straight type Control PC to Note PC 8 CXDI Software version compatibility table 9 Mirror oil based marker and paper etc 1 For adjusting the alignment with the X ...

Page 22: ...t the sensor serial numbers 6 Identifying the Sensor Units in section 5 6 8 Enter control PC serial number 7 Entering Control PC Serial Number in section 5 6 9 Adjusting the timing with X ray generator No required usually 10 Calibration No error must be displayed Operation Manual 11 Setting the Fixed ROI Areas If necessary set the ROI area 12 Set exposure parameter table Set it in consultation wit...

Page 23: ...d prior narrowing down the adjustments to the final values Operation Manual 25 Inserting the backup floppy disk It must be confirmed at re start that backup files have been made No necessary for the system installed in vehicles 15 Backing up Setting Data to FD in section 5 6 26 Back up valuable data 14 Backing Up when Installing in section 5 6 9 ...

Page 24: ...2 Installation Manual 5 5 I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n 5 1 Connection to each unit 5 1 1 Connection diagram CXDI 50G POWER BOX PCBXRAY POWER SUPPLY Control PC Remote switch 10 ...

Page 25: ... either state High or Low By using this state the PBIF50XRAY PLD code which written in the PLD can distinguish whether the power supply is for 3m or 7m When the echo signal for checking the cable connection and determining if the power box is 3m or 7m is sent from PCB 50Di board on the Imaging unit the PBIF50XRAY PLD code echoes back with a noninverted if the signal is for 3m and an inverted signa...

Page 26: ... the cables to the power box Then fix the cables by tightening the lock nuts Remote cable Sensor cable X ray I F cable Lock nut 2 Attach the cable clamp to the sensor cable and then fix it to the power box using the screw M4 x 6 mm Cable clamp Clamp the cable s shield portion Screw M4 6mm 12 ...

Page 27: ...ing each cable connector Connected to Sensor cable Connected to X ray I F cable Connected to Remote cable 4 After completing the connections attach the power box cover 5 Connect the LAN cable to the back of the power box LAN cable 13 ...

Page 28: ...ck of the power box After connecting the power cable fix the cable connector clamp using 2 screws M3 x 4 mm Cable connector clamp Power cable Screw M3 4mm Power switch Power cable X ray I F cable Remote cable CXDI 50G sensor cable LAN cable Crossing cable 14 ...

Page 29: ...iagram for Control PC rear panel Operation unit RS 232C cable Mouse Keyboard LAN cable straight cable Between Control PC and network Operation unit VGA cable Connector 1 LAN cable crossing cable Between Control PC and Power Box Power cable 15 ...

Page 30: ...turning on the control PC Since the power box is equipped with a remote switch that turns on off the secondary output you can install the switch on your side to turn it on off 1 Turn on the main power of the 50G power box 2 Turn on the remote switch of the 50G power box 3 Turn on the control PC Note Ccrstart bat should be registered in Windows Startup 5 2 2 Sequence for Turning the Power off Shutd...

Page 31: ...erator X ray emission signal 1st SW level ON RX_REQ X ray emission signal 2nd SW level ON Detect X ray emission signal ON Start X ray emission Imaging possible Generator Setup timer RX_COM Enable X ray emission ON End X ray emission Image Data read Enable X ray emission X ray emission signal OFF OFF 17 ...

Page 32: ...2 Installation Manual When normal imaging When timeout due to RX_REQ not negating 18 ...

Page 33: ...or RX_COM is time out as a trigger reading action is delayed if RX_COM does not negate and time out is used as the trigger resulting in delay of image display timing We recommend using a configuration in which RX_REQ is negated Time required from X ray exposure completion to negating RX_REQ TRX_REQ_NEG min 0 max 100ms Image display timing is delayed if this is not fulfilled RX_COM X ray release si...

Page 34: ...equipment Connecting condition 1 The X ray emission signal line impedance is below 100Ω 2 The max voltage at the point of X ray release signal line is AC250V max DC30V max and its current is from 10mA to 2A However only 2nd Power source side is available for connecting 20 ...

Page 35: ...VDC Carry current 5A Max operating voltage AC380V DC125V Max operating current 5A Max switching capacity AC1250VA DC150W AC500VA DC90W 3 Characteristics Item Content Pole 2 pole Contact resistance Below 50mΩ Operate set time Below 15ms Release reset time Below AC10ms belowDC5ms Mechanical 18 000 operations h Operating frequency Electrical 1 800 operations h under rated load Dielectric strength Bet...

Page 36: ...µA Capacitance Ct V 0 f 1 MHz 30 pF LED Max Forward current VFM IFM 0 5 A 3 4 V Collector Emitter Breakdown Voltage V BR CEO IC 0 5 mA 80 V Emitter Collector Breakdown Voltage V BR ECO IE 0 1 mA 7 V VCE 48 V Ambient Light Below 100lx 0 01 2 0 1 10 DETECTOR Collector Dark Current ICEO VCE 48 V Ta 85 Ambient Light Below 100lx 2 4 50 50 µA Rise Time tr 2 Fall Time tf 3 Turn On Time tON 3 Turn Off Tim...

Page 37: ...ary for the network connection Set up the following three items 1 TCP IP setting for the control PC network card 2 Network setting for Screwcap ini 3 Network setting stored in the CXDI 50G sensor 2 Preparation Keyboard Mouse Connect the keyboard and mouse to the back of the control PC Check if the system is connected and then turn the system on 3 Setup method 3 1 TCP IP setting for the control PC ...

Page 38: ... you changed the network protocol TCP IP setting for the LAN card that communicates with the CXDI 50G imaging part in the previous item 3 1 TCP IP setting for the control PC network card Screwcap ini is located in the following directory D ccr screwcap ini CXDI 50G IP address 1 This must be the same as the IP address stored in the imaging part HostInfo IpAddress 192 168 100 10 SubnetMask 255 255 2...

Page 39: ...t necessary unless you have changed the setting Item to be set Factory default value Sensor IP address 192 168 100 11 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Host IP address 192 168 100 10 Port number for command 12121 Port number for data 12122 If you change the setting refer to Tool Software Instruction Manual for CXDI 50G Imaging Part IP Address Setting 25 ...

Page 40: ...ON and NUMBER max 3 on the sensor Ws 430mm Hs 430mm 0 0 W H Sensor X Y 2 3 Convert the size and position of the ROIs in 2 to pixel values The pixel size of the sensor is 160µm For multiple values use X Y W H X Y W and H for calculations X 160 µm Let this value equal A Y 160 µm Let this value equal B W 160 µm Let this value equal C H 160 µm Let this value equal D 2 4 Open the DENSITY ADJUSTMENT CON...

Page 41: ...witch button Press the Fixed ROI Area key 2 6 Press the Area setting key Area setting button 2 7 The fixed ROI 1 setting screen appears Input values A to D from step 3 into the edit box and press ENABLE To set multiple fixed ROIs input A to D and A to D into fixed ROI 2 settings and fixed ROI 3 settings respectively 27 ...

Page 42: ... and press DISABLE in fixed ROI settings Check to make sure the displays are dimmed 2 9 After Confirming all settings and press EXIT 2 10 The display returns to the system settings screen Press OK 2 11 Change settings appears Press OK Be careful because if CANCEL is pressed all changes made to the settings are deleted Change settings appeared 2 12 Return to the normal imaging screen and turn off t...

Page 43: ...our local value as necessary 2 Procedure 2 1 When CXDI application start open the ADMINISTRATOR SETUP MENU SYSTEM SETUP MENU ADMINISTRATOR SETUP 2 2 When the ADMINISTRATOR SETUP MENU appears and presses the DATE button 2 3 The dialog Date Time Properties appears and set the value properly each of the fields which the tab sheet Date Time and Time Zone sheet has And then press OK 29 ...

Page 44: ... 3 1 Checking the firmware alone a Start up the CXDI system b Display the version information from the user mode SYSTEM SETUP MENU VERSION INFORMATION c Confirm the firmware version A B C A Hardware version This is the version of the 50Di PCB It changes by the setting of the dipswitch on the PCB B Firmware initialization code version This is the version of the initialization code written on the 50...

Page 45: ...CXDI 50G Telnet Connection in the Tool Software Operation Manual for CXDI 50G 5 Check the versions of the firmware and PLD code on the screen displayed after the login login canon Password CXDI 50G firmware Ver 1 01 00 build as Jul 2 2003 16 13 45 normal boot HUB50 Ver 5010 product code 0701 pcb 50di Firmware version PLD code version Hardware version 6 After you finish checking close HyperTerminal...

Page 46: ... to the system 3 Procedure 3 1 Installing the firmware Write the firmware by referring to Firm Write Tool Software Firmwrite exe in the Tool Software Operation Manual for CXDI 50G Where to write IC1 Flash ROM on 50Di PCB 3 2 Installing PLD code Write PLD code by referring to PLD Write Tool Software pldwrite exe in the Tool Software Operation Manual for CXDI 50G Where to write IC10 Flash ROM on 50D...

Page 47: ...t be detected after the CXDI application is launched In that case an error message appears 2 Notes 2 1 Check the sensor serial No whenever a 50Di PCB is replaced b Sensor in the imaging unit is replaced 2 2 This checking procedure must be performed with the Control PC Imaging Unit and all the other equipments connected and started up 3 Procedure 3 1 Check the sensor serial No by referring to Senso...

Page 48: ...are at the same time with the register to the Startup Group 3 Register the CXDI application software to the Startup Group procedure 3 1 Connect keyboard and mouse to the control PC 3 2 Turns the all CXDI system power on after the all installation finished And after that Windows XP starts 3 3 Open the Taskbar and Start Menu from the Start Menu Start Settings Taskbar and Start Menu 3 4 Taskbar and S...

Page 49: ...e Height of the Screen Buffer Size to 5000 Click OK 4 6 The Apply Properties to Shortcut appears and check the item of the Modify shortcut which started this window Click OK 5 Delete CXDI application software from the Startup Menu Group 5 1 Connect the keyboard and the mouse to the control PC 5 2 Turns the CXDI system power on Windows XP start 5 3 After the CXDI application software start press Al...

Page 50: ...ears If you are going to remove it click Yes button 5 10 After confirm that the ccrstart bat item is removed from Startup Group close all the application on the desktop and re login to Windows XP 5 11 Make sure that the CXDI application software will not start automatically after login to Windows XP And then shutdown Windows XP turn the CXDI system power off When the CXDI application is deleted fr...

Page 51: ...me to CCR appears Select 1 Set Up 4 4 Setting Mode 0 Normal 1 Expert 0 0x0 appears Select 0 Normal 4 5 CCR SETUP MENU appears Select 7 Scan Sensor Setup 4 6 The Capture Device Configuration Table appears Input 1 to the underlined part in Max Capture Devices shown below 4 7 Enter the serial number to A D Board Serial Number for SensorID 1 Capture Device Configuration Table Max Capture Devices 1 0x1...

Page 52: ...e six digit number indicated on the naming label of the control PC unit Press Enter key until CCR SETUP MENU appears Fig 1 Enter here Fig 1 2 7 Press Esc key after CCR SETUP MENU appears to return to Welcome to CCR screen 2 8 Select 8 Exit to exit CXDI application software 2 9 This returns you to the Windows NT desktop Restart the CXDI application and perform the procedure from steps 2 to 5 Check ...

Page 53: ...ystem 2 2 Open the TABLE SETUP Change window from the Normal Exposure window System SETUP MENU SYS SETUP TABLE SETUP 2 3 Select the tabs to be changed and change the X ray tube voltage X ray tube current and msec value data to match the exposure conditions of the X ray generator See the operation manual for the details of settings 2 4 After finishing the changes return to the Normal Exposure windo...

Page 54: ... used for the annotation are performed 2 Procedure 2 1 Once the normal radiographic screen has started open the annotation setting screen SYSTEM SETUP MENU SYS SETUP ANNOTATION 2 2 The annotation setting screen now appears Proceed with the settings that will make it possible to put the data desired by the user See the operation manual for the details of settings ...

Page 55: ... item carefully since any errors made in these settings will make it impossible for connection to be made to the network or the images to be transmitted properly etc 3 Windows XP settings 3 1 Connect the keyboard and mouse to the control PC 3 2 After turning on the Operation unit s power and then the Control PC s power start Windows XP 3 3 The Windows XP desktop screen appears Right click the My N...

Page 56: ...r instance the following messages will be repeated y If the CXDI has been connected properly Pic ping 172 17 7 123 input on the DOS screen Pinging 17217 7 123 With 32 bytes of data Reply from 172 17 7 123 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 255 Reply from 172 17 7 123 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 255 Reply from 172 17 7 123 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 255 Reply from 172 17 7 123 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 2550 If the CXDI ha...

Page 57: ...ed on the pre installation investigation details a Printer host name IP address b Port number c Transmission destination title a b c Fig 2 C Press the SET button and input the parameters of the printer to be connected based on the pre installation inspection details Refer to another sheet for details of the parameters A space delimiter must be input between each of the parameters By pressing the O...

Page 58: ...2 Installation Manual 44 Input parameters Fig 3 ...

Page 59: ...same time can be set B Press the Storage1 button and input the following items based on the pre installation investigation details a Storage host name IP address b Port number c Transmission destination title c b a Fig 4 C Press the SET button and input the parameters Normally the parameters need not be set They must be input only when the need arises A space delimiter must be input between each o...

Page 60: ... during the association Retry Message a indicates that connection at the TCP IP level is not possible and that the physical connections or the subnet mask and other settings must be checked again Message b indicates that communication at the TCP IP level is problem free but that DICOM level communication has failed In this case check again that AE_TITLE of CXDI has been sent properly to the transm...

Page 61: ...a change in the installed identification information version c callingtitle calling App Entity Title The CXDI automatically uses CANON_CCR internally for the operation Designating a specific value allows overwriting of the above value Note that the meaning is opposite of the DICOM printing argument c ÆSee the printing parameters This is used when the operator who manages the connected storage devi...

Page 62: ...eter is to be changed when taking timeout Argument Values necessary for executing a function subroutine procedure or other operation is passed to them Arguments are assigned to functions and subroutines when executed For example the argument in f x is x PDU Protocol data unit The types of PDU s include get request get next request get response set request nd trap Note For details about the v param...

Page 63: ...e this transfer image is inserted into the queue in the DICOM printer At HIGH the image is printed first among the queued images This parameter is set according to the user s requirement In the DICOM library TYPE3 the value is transferred together with the Tag However if the value is unknown the value is either transferred as a character string with length 0 or the element itself is not transferre...

Page 64: ...arameter is not transferred problems can occur since unsuitable default values may be used Some printers do not print until a supply magazine of the designated size is loaded and others print even though the designated size is different from the currently loaded supply magazine M magnification Interpolation method NONE REPLICATE BIL INEAR CUBIC This parameter is used in the DICOM Basic Film Box 20...

Page 65: ...eter is not designated it is not transferred over DICOM In this case the printer default values are used Starting from version 2 0 the image can be rotated from the CXDI side without using this parameter A max_density Maximum density Dx100 This parameter designates the density of the digital value for 0 4095 for reverse display of the CXDI transfer data image pixels In the CXDI 0 indicates black I...

Page 66: ...ity Æ If this parameter is not designated it is not transferred over DICOM In this case the printer default values are used r pixel_pitch Transfer pixel pitch for designating the request image size Pixel Pitch in um This parameter is used in the DICOM Basic Image Box 2020 0020 Reverse image density This parameter is used in the DICOM Basic Image Box 2020 0010 Position of the image on film The cumu...

Page 67: ...In the CXDI default settings the printer information is not designated In this case the printer side sends all the information that it has DICOM official specifications When the g option is added the essential information only is collected This information includes the Printer Status and Printer Status Info To prevent installation when the printer does not satisfy the above DICOM specifications Æ ...

Page 68: ...r does not affect DICOM data transfer I A RELEASE RES is ignored This parameter is used simply as I This is used when the error message 30012 Peer aborted Association or never connected occurs even though the DICOM data transfer was successful Æ This is used based on the connected printers jn This is the time to take timeout Sets the time to take timeout in seconds This parameter is to be changed ...

Page 69: ...inter manufacturer must be performed Kodak Imation DryView 8700 Pacs LINK IMN 9410 A 310 T NO M CUBIC m S LUT 0 2 Site Dependent entered in param member 78 entered in pixelPitch member 14x17 4096 entered in W member 5220 entered in H member Trimming OFF Cubic spline interpolation Smoothing must be adjusted at the user s site Maximum density 3 10 S LUT m n is designated as the Config Info but m and...

Page 70: ...x17 3388 entered in W member 4277 entered in H member Trimming OFF Cubic spline interpolation Smoothing must be adjusted at the user s site Maximum density 3 10 S LUT m n is designated as the Config Info but m and n are adjusted on site by the Kodak service engineer Basically adjustment is performed to achieve a linear output Nishimoto EL2000N A 320 T NO M CUBIC S 15 entered in param member 80 ent...

Page 71: ...density 3 00 A density of 3 20 cannot be designated For this reason a non linear LUT is required Konica Drypro 722 Printlink A 320 T NO M CUBIC m 2 S KC_LUT 1 O PORTRAIT P NORMAL B BLACK entered in param member 80 entered in pixel pitch member 14x17 4424 entered in W member 5324 entered in H member 14x14 4424 entered in W member 4372 entered in H member 11x14 3436 entered in W member 4424 entered ...

Page 72: ...rinter itself is 79 µm x 4090 x 5260 this complete resolution cannot be used when the image passes through the spooler When _ is used in AE Title the association is rejected Use the Disable function for N EVENT REPORT to disable this setting The FilmSize parameter can be used The MediaType BLUE CLEAR parameter is also supported Although the Film Orientation parameter is supported up to 1 7 MB in a...

Page 73: ...ryView 8700 8800 78 µm x 4096 x 5220 Note The 8700 printer cannot display in landscape orientation Also the maximum density is 3 1 If the 8800 box is not added this printer cannot be used by the CXDI However it can be used starting from CXDI version 2 0 If there is an Imager Pixel Spacing tag 0018 2264 the imager will fail 1996 x 2544 160 µm Fuji CR DPL FM DPL FM PS551 100 µm x 3520 x 4280 value a...

Page 74: ...2 Installation Manual 60 DMAX 3 2D equivalent curve required by CXDI Gamma type 17 SAR system Density Shift Contrast Point 1 1 57 0 10 1 00 Point 2 2 29 0 15 1 00 ...

Page 75: ...R_NOT_CONNECT The log output in this case is shown below 18 135933 d2 ERR d0012 Attempt to connect to unknown host test 18 135933 d2 ERR 130012 Peer aborted Association or never connected 18 135933 d2 ERR 180012 Failed to establish association After a command request was sent to the server an error was returned in response Return value 0x10 CXDI description DICOM response error CCRTRANS_ERR_RESP T...

Page 76: ...this case is shown below Not determined Other errors Return value Values other than those above CXDI description DICOM communications error CCRTRANS_ERR_DICOM_TRANSE The log output in this case depends on the specific error A typical example is shown below 18 140933 d2 ERR c0082 SRV Send DATA SET failed in SRV_SendDataSet 18 140933 d2 ERR 190082 SRV Request failed in SRV_NCreateRequest 18 140933 d...

Page 77: ...e future point in time will be helpful Hitachi y Transmission is currently performed with the 1 study multi series 1 series 1 image setting However since a multi format is used for the screen displays for each series the switching operations are a hassle The user will find it more convenient if it is at all possible to change the setting to 1 study 1 series 1 series multi image y This problem aris...

Page 78: ...the server See below for the log output at this time To be determined Other errors Return value other than above CXDI interpretation DICOM communication error CCRTRANS_ERR_DICOM_TRANSE The log output is many and varied It depends on the error One example is shown below 18 140933 d2 ERR c0082 SRV Send DATA SET failed in SRV_SendDataSet 18 140933 d2 ERR 190082 SRV Request failed in SRV_NCreateReques...

Page 79: ... lines which cannot be changed by users with 15 types of characteristic curves which can be changed by users Concerning connections Two types of the Dry View 8700 are available Dry View 8700 Plus The 8700 Plus is a printer which can be connected to two diagnostic units When used in combination with the 8800 multi input manager it can be connected to up to eight diagnostic units Images are processe...

Page 80: ... Up to 2 units can be connected Dry View 8700 Plus 8800 Multi Input Manager Up to 8 units can be connected Dry View 8700 Dual 8800 Multi Input Manager Up to 2 printers can be connected only with Dry View 8700 Dual Up to 7 units can be connected ...

Page 81: ...printer and monitor image output settings should be set to LINEAR For example if the KODAK MLP190 is connected the printer parameter S configuration must be set to S CS000 For other printers refer to Printers and Parameter Examples Reference in Network Connections and set so that the curve shape is 0 density linear B Be sure to calibrate the printer and high definition monitor units separately bef...

Page 82: ...ons 0 to 100 of test image grayscale on the film or on the monitor Fig 3 Measure the SMPTE image density on the film is measured using a densitometer Measure the SMPTE image density on the high definition monitor using the gradation analysis software The data for the SMPTE test image grayscale transferred by the CXDI are the values for the maximum density 3 20 in the case of the MLP 190 in the pri...

Page 83: ...The above graph is an example of measurements when the maximum density is set to 3 2 D and the printed film is measured with a densitometer Refer to the data below when the maximum density is set to 3 1 D or when gradation analysis software is used to take measurements on the monitor The LINEAR output cannot be set for some printer models In this case try to select an output setting as close as po...

Page 84: ...e exposure adjust the trim so that the gray scale may be located in the center of the image Fig 5 For correct density measurement of the 32 step chart the gray scale must be printed in the center of an image to eliminate the shading feature Data may not from a straight line near the minimum and maximum densities due to characteristics of the printer Rotate the image on the QA screen and reprint or...

Page 85: ...cale on the test image Fig 7 1 Measure the SMPTE image density on the film using a densitometer The SMPTE image density on the high definition monitor is measured using the gradation analysis software 2 The data for the SMPTE test image grayscale transferred by the CXDI are the values for the maximum density 3 20 in the case of the MLP 190 in the printer settings which have been changed into 32 un...

Page 86: ...ine Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 2 D 0 0 10 0 21 0 31 0 41 0 52 0 62 0 72 0 83 0 93 1 03 3 1 D 0 0 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 70 0 80 0 90 1 00 12 Bit 0 132 264 396 528 660 792 924 1056 1188 1320 8 Bit 0 8 16 24 32 41 49 57 74 82 65 Step 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 3 2 D 1 14 1 24 1 34 1 45 1 55 1 65 1 75 1 86 1 96 2 06 2 17 3 1 D 1 10 1 20 1 30 1 40 1 50 1 60 1 70 1 80 1 90 2 00 2 10 12...

Page 87: ...red As shown in the graph the data from the minimum density film base density to the maximum density nearly form a straight line SMPTE Density Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Percentage 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Density D 0 17 0 46 0 75 1 03 1 36 1 66 1 98 2 29 2 59 2 90 3 20 0 00 0 50 1 00 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 3 50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Step Density The printer parameter settings in this cas...

Page 88: ...d properly SMPTE Density Step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Percentage 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 17 0 46 0 75 1 03 1 36 1 66 1 98 2 29 2 59 2 90 3 20 2 Inadequate parameter settings 0 17 0 29 0 45 0 61 0 80 1 02 1 26 1 59 2 02 2 53 3 19 3 Inadequate 0 17 0 33 0 55 0 81 1 08 1 36 1 66 1 97 2 28 2 59 2 94 1 Normal 0 00 0 50 1 00 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 3 50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Step Density Normal...

Page 89: ... correction is an image correction process for monitors and film It is different from the contrast setting or grayscale setting This procedure is simply a visual adjustment As a result differences may occur depending on the operator performing the procedure Therefore be sure to consult with the responsible technician before performing this adjustment 2 4 To make the gamma of operation unit adjust ...

Page 90: ...sure select END STUDY Transfer the SMPTE pattern image to the printer or the high definition monitor Fig 2 Fig 2 4 5 Take the SMPTE pattern image again On the QA screen compare the image displayed on the operation unit screen with the film image printed in Step 4 above or with the image on the high definition monitor Make sure there is no difference in contrast and gradation between those images C...

Page 91: ...g 4 Make sure the gamma value for the test image has changed on the operation unit screen The gamma value is adjustable from 1 00 to 2 50 When the image on the operation unit is lighter whiter than the film image increase the value On the contrary if the image on the operation unit is darker blacker than the film image decrease the value The default gamma value is 1 60 Fig 4 5 3 When the gamma val...

Page 92: ...t does not start up 2 3 Files are overwritten and so be careful when performing the procedure 2 4 As an extra precaution write down the numerical values before overwriting them 2 5 The overwritten counter becomes valid the next time that the CXDI is started up 3 Procedure 3 1 Turn on the control computer and then start up Windows XP 3 2 Right click on My Computer on the Desktop screen of Windows X...

Page 93: ...inute COUNTER 0 TotalCount Total number of images obtained with sensor unit 1 COUNTER1 TotalCount Total number of images obtained with sensor unit 2 COUNTER2 TotalCount Total number of images obtained with sensor unit 3 COUNTER3 TotalCount Total number of images obtained with sensor unit 4 3 5 After overwriting the values overwrite the file ExpResult ini and save 3 6 Close all windows that are ope...

Page 94: ...he CXDI Series Operation Manual 3 2 Backup should be performed immediately before handing over the product to the customer only for new installations 4 Connections 4 1 Check that all equipment is turned off 4 2 Connect the keyboard and mouse removal drive to the control PC 5 Settings 5 1 Turn on the operation unit power and then the control PC power 5 2 The CXDI application starts Press the Alt Ta...

Page 95: ...check that Boot 1 Removable Device is actually set to Disabled If the setting is changed to Legacy Floppy the control PC may not start properly when a floppy disk is inserted For more information see System BIOS Settings 2 4 Be sure to always format the floppy disk that you are using before performing backups 2 5 The backup procedure described here covers the case when backing up for the first tim...

Page 96: ... is left in the BodyParts folder system will not be able to be started as the sensor type of the BodyPart and the settings do not match Example Connection np setting Sensor1 Table Table Sensor2 Stand Stand 3 Preparation 3 1 Connect the keyboard and the mouse to the control PC 3 2 Delete the ccrstart bat file from startup 3 3 Disconnect the imaging unit from the control PC 4 Startup method 4 1 Star...

Page 97: ...A D Board Serial Number for SensorID 1 0x199 409 Dummy Serial No for Sensor 1 Custom Type 0 NO CUSTOM 1 STAND 2 TABLE 3 UNIV 4 CASSETTE 0 0x0 0 Field of View Rotation 0 No 1 Yes 0 0x0 0 Capture Device Configuration No 1 SensorID 2 OPU A D Board Serial Number 0 0 11 0x199 A D Board Serial Number 0 1 22 0x2009 A D Board Serial Number 0 2 22 0x123 A D Board Serial Number 0 3 31 0x124 A D Board Serial...

Page 98: ...Conflicting X ray parameters Do you wish to reset parameters and Conflicting X ray tube parameters for each imaging method Do you wish to reset parameters appear Click OK for each Æ These above messages might be appeared if np mode is used with a different setting 5 Going out of np mode Connect the sensor unit to the control PC Before using the system in normal condition perform the following step...

Page 99: ...cedure Item Operation Conditions 1 Adjust the distance between the focal point of the X ray tube and the CXDI sensor unit X cm Differs according to the grid being used 2 Perform calibration SYSTEM CALIBRATION 3 Perform self test SYSTEM SELF TEST Must pass all the tests Calibration Positioning Position the X ray tube and CXDI Sensor Unit Self test X ray tube focal point X cm Right angle at the cent...

Page 100: ...m 5 Output the image to a high resolution monitor or DICOM printer 6 Set the high resolution monitor and DICOM printer by referring to their instruction manuals 7 Check that there is no artifacts shading grid stripes etc on the image Out the image Exposure Check image quality DICOM printer High resolution monitor ...

Page 101: ...condition table msec or mAs Checking the annotation Check that the setting have been made in accordance with the customer s request IP address Subnet mask Network connections Default gateway Perform calibration Preparations prior to exposure Perform self test Checking image transfer to printers and storages Check that the setting have been made in accordance with the customer s request Checking im...

Page 102: ...s Create the backup files in floppy drive by re starting Cannot be used in automobile Backing up ccr folder D ccr Check that the CXDI application starts Registering in startup Check by rebooting Check that no d np or other flags have been raised Communication with X ray generators kV mA msec body part settings etc Table 1 ...

Page 103: ...2 Installation Manual 89 6 6 D Di im me en ns si io on n 1 Imaging Unit Unit mm Mass 4 8 Kg except the cable 5 7 Kg with 7m cable 5 2 Kg with 3m cable ...

Page 104: ...2 Installation Manual 90 2 Power Box Unit mm Mass 4 2Kg ...

Page 105: ...2 Installation Manual 91 3 Remote Switch Unit mm Mass 0 5Kg 4 Grid Optional 508 27 452 Unit mm Mass 0 9Kg Frame ...

Page 106: ... 1 3 3 F Fu un nc ct ti io on n C Ca an no on n I In nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G ...

Page 107: ...oard 2 1 2 PCB 50 LED board 2 2 Power Box 3 2 1 PCB 50 X ray board 3 2 2 Remote switch 3 2 3 50 Power supply 4 3 Available Imaging Time Normal Imaging Long term Imaging 5 4 About the Power Box Initialization Switch 8 5 How to Access to OS 9 ...

Page 108: ...d X ray image to light signal using the fluorescent screen and stores 2 After reading the stored electric signal Image from the sensor perform the A D conversion and stores it on the frame memory temporally 3 Reduce the electric signal at the same time as storing and transfer it to the Control PC through the Power Box ...

Page 109: ...ntrol of the LED displaying 5 Detecting the Grid by using the Grid detecting sensor 6 Relaying the power which Power Box supplies to the PCB 50AD 7 Detecting the unusual temperature error reporting and stop the Sensor driving 8 Detecting the X ray emission status 9 Holding the data factory set 1 2 PCB 50 LED board The PCB 50 LED board has the following functions 1 Power supply relaying 5 5V 3 3V 2...

Page 110: ...The Power Box can be connected only one Imaging Unit 2 1 PCB 50 X ray board The PCB 50 X ray board has the following function 1 The Interface with the X ray generator 2 Relaying the signals insulating the Internet transition AC230V Basic Insulation 3 The cable length setting 3 7m in the 50 Power supply capacity 4 The firm initializing code on the Imaging Unit boot switch is installed 2 2 Remote sw...

Page 111: ... current limiting over 105 of the PEAK Current 3 5A CH3 Shutdown over 200 of the NOMINAL Current 2 5A CH4 Automatic current limiting over 105 of the NOMINAL Current 0 2A CH5 Automatic current limiting at the Load Current 500mA When the CH3 is shutdown CH4 and CH5 is shutdown at the same time b Over Voltage protection When detecting the over voltage shutdown the output Over 115 of the rated voltage...

Page 112: ...e to perform imaging The imaging cycle time 2 becomes longer 2 Time required preparing for the next imaging after a single imaging is done Normal imaging 15 sec long term imaging 30 sec Technical Description 1 The maximum value for imaging condition When using the CXDI 50G sensor the maximum value of the exposure time is 3000 msec which can be set on the screen The maximum value of the tube curren...

Page 113: ...0 msec 1600 mAs 4 Imaging conditions table It is possible to add values up to 3000 msec and 4800 mAs to the system settings imaging conditions table on the settings screen However if 1001 3000msec 1601 4800mAs values are added a warning message will be displayed only once saying the values cannot be used with the CXDI 11 CXDI 31 sensors F igure 3 2 If at the time of a regular exposure or a calibra...

Page 114: ...utomatically replaced with the value of the imaging conditions table but can be used for the exposure as it is Note In the case of mAs lead the msec will be automatically recalculated based on the mA mAs and the msec value will be automatically overwritten 6 kV mA mAs cm maximum value check If any of the kV mA mAs cm values of the calibration imaging body part recorded within the BodyPart ini file...

Page 115: ...code is updated when upgrading the firmware Use the initialization code when the normal code cannot start for some reason or when you have lost the Ethernet settings Using the initialization code sets the Ethernet related settings to the default settings and allows you to perform the startup operation for the initialization code In this case the connection can be made by setting the Ethernet setti...

Page 116: ...ll not operate normally if the operation is not performed properly 1 3 Procedures 1 Turn ON the power of the control PC 2 When the exposure screen of the CXDI appears press Alt and Tab keys on the keyboard together 3 Keep Alt key pressed even after the display as shown below appears Press Tab key while pressing Alt key to select the command prompt window Select this C M F C 4 CCr Console Menu will...

Page 117: ...4 R Re ep pa ai ir r G Gu ui id de e C Ca an no on n I In nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G ...

Page 118: ... Removing the side cover 2 1 3 Removing the cover 3 1 4 Exchanging the sensor cable 4 1 5 Removing the PCB 50 LED 5 1 6 Attaching the PCB 50Di 6 1 7 Attaching the PCB 50AD 7 1 8 Attaching the PCB 50XRAY 8 2 PCB Settings 9 3 Operation Required for Replacing Parts 12 ...

Page 119: ...th the handle cap hook in the handle cap hole pushing 2 Loosen the screw x2 to remove the handle plate and handle part Note 1 Handle with carefully so that the defect should not adhere 2 Check the direction of the handle cap hole at the assembling Adjust surface which opens the hole to the Base cover side and fix 3 The handle cap must be pushed tightly until the hook is in the handle cap hole posi...

Page 120: ...osen the screw x2x2 fix the side cover L_ASM and R_ASM And remove the cover carefully because the cover is pushed into the ditch so as not to come out 2 Lift the side cover C_ASM with a little and remove it 3 Applied the solvent loosen the screw x2 and remove the plate Exchange the shock sensor when its color is red Note 1 Handle with carefully so that the defect should not adhere 2 ...

Page 121: ...r x11 2 Remove the screw M3x8 or screw M3x12 3 Remove the insulation sleeve and base cover Note 1 Handle with carefully so that the defect should not adhere 2 The insulation sleeve and sleeve cover must not be lost 3 The order of detaching the screws fixes the base cover is not asked especially At assembling check the screw length tight the screws evenly and be careful not to tighten it so much 3 ...

Page 122: ...M3x10 x2 fixes the cable clamp1 2 Remove the screw M3x6 x2 fixes the plate 3 Remove the screw M3x6 x2 fixes the cable clamp2 Do not lose the screw because it is held by the clamp cushion 4 Remove the each connector with which PCB 40 LED and PCB 50Di 5 Remove the 50G sensor cable unit Note 1 At the assembling drawing the cable carefully so as not to crowd 2 Adjust the bush so that the 50G sensor ca...

Page 123: ...he connector connected with the PCB 50LED unit loosen the screw x2 fixes the Grid detect sensor on the top cover and remove this screw 2 Loosen the screw x4 fixes the PCB 50 LED on the top cover and remove this PCB Note 1 At the assembling draw the cable carefully so as not to crowd 2 Do not tighten the screw so much 5 ...

Page 124: ...Remove the flat cable 2 Loosen the screw M2 6 x 12 fixes the PCB 50Di and remove it Note 1 At assembling insert the connector carefully in the direction of the flat cable 2 At assembling there must not be a foreign body on the spacer sheet 3 Exchange the flat cable for parts with a new one used one 6 ...

Page 125: ...he flat cable perform the work with very carefully 1 Remove the flat cable 2 Loosen the screw M2 6 x 16 fixes the PCB 50AD and remove it Note 1 At assembling insert the connector carefully in the direction of the flat cable 2 Exchange the flat cable for parts with a new one used one 7 ...

Page 126: ...onnector of each cable 1 Sensor cable J002 CN2 2 X ray I F cable J004 3 Remote switch cable CN4 4 PCB 50XRAY board 50 Power supply J001 CN3 2 Loosen the screw fixes the PCB 50XRAY and remove it Note 1 The power supply cable must be removed before assembling 8 ...

Page 127: ...4 SW1 SW2 SW1 SW1 Function 1 OFF Not used 2 OFF Starts the Initialize code by force ON Yes OFF No 3 OFF SW1 2 ON Ether Setting FlashROM Read ON Yes OFF No 4 OFF Not used 5 OFF Not used 6 OFF Not used 7 OFF Detects cable length automatically ON Disable OFF Enable 8 OFF SW1 7 ON ON 3m OFF 7m 9 ...

Page 128: ...hen PCB is changed etc 5 OFF 6 OFF 7 OFF 8 ON Product type 7 7 indicates CXDI 50G SW4 SW4 Function 1 OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF LANC I O address 4 ON EEPROM ON Disable OFF Enable 5 OFF Not used 6 OFF H UHI ON Use OFF No use 2 PCB 50LED BG7 2767 No special setting 3 PCB 50AD BG7 9061 No special setting 10 ...

Page 129: ...nit JP1 Function 6 8 Short 50 Power Unit 7m BG7 2857 7 8 Short 50 Power Unit 3m BG7 2858 How to discriminate between the power boxes 50 Power Unit 7m 1 2 Alphabet on the label A A Color of the label White 50G Power Unit 2 1 50 Power Unit 3m 1 2 Alphabet on the label B B Color of the label Pink 11 ...

Page 130: ...res Basically the counter should be reset to 0 when the sensor unit is replaced Refer to 13 Changing the Total Image Count in 5 2 5 Settings in 2 5 Installation of 2 Installation Manual 6 Check the image quality Refer to 5 2 6 Image Quality in 2 5 Installation of 2 Installation Manual 7 Back up the data Back up the data to FD as required Refer to Backing Up when Installing and 15 Backing Up Settin...

Page 131: ...ts 2 Check the image quality Refer to 5 2 6 Image Quality in 5 2 5 Settings in 2 5 Installation of 2 Installation Manual 4 When PCB 50AD BG7 2770 is replaced 1 Check the image quality Refer to 5 2 6 Image Quality in 5 2 5 Settings in 2 5 Installation of 2 Installation Manual 3 2 Power box 1 When PCB 50XRAY BG7 2770 is replaced 1 Set the jumper pins on the PCB Refer to 2 Power Box in 2 PCB settings...

Page 132: ... P Pa ar rt ts s C Ca at ta al lo og g C Ca an no on n I In nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G ...

Page 133: ...CXDI 50G Rev 02 CONTENTS CXDI 50G 1 IMAGING UNIT 2 POWER BOX 3 REMOTE SWITCH UNIT 4 IMAGING UNIT Electrical 5 POWER BOX Electrical 6 INDEX OF PARTS NUMBERS 7 ...

Page 134: ...E UNIT X RAY I F BG7 2855 000 1 4 SWITCH UNIT REMOTE BG7 2772 000 1 5 CABLE UNIT POWER 100V BG7 2145 000 1 6 CABLE UNIT POWER 120V BG7 2309 000 1 7 CABLE UNIT POWER 230V BG7 2310 000 1 8 HOLDER AC POWER CABLE BA4 1805 000 1 9 SCREW XB1 2300 406 2 10 CLAMP CABLE WT2 5859 020 1 11 SCREW XB1 2400 606 1 Key No 1 Key No 2 Key No 3 Key No 4 Canon Inc ...

Page 135: ...CXDI SYSTEM CXDI 50G 1 2 Rev 02 Key No 5 Key No 6 Key No 7 Key No 8 Key No 9 Key No 10 Key No 11 Canon Inc ...

Page 136: ...EMO 1 Y67 2671 000 1 COVER UNIT BASE 2 BF0 5418 010 1 COVER SIDE R_ASM 3 BF0 5417 010 1 COVER SIDE L_ASM 4 BF0 5419 010 1 COVER SIDE C_ASM 5 BA4 1783 000 4 SCREW 6 XB1 2301 206 5 SCREW 7 BG7 2761 000 1 CABLE UNIT 7M BG7 2782 000 1 CABLE UNIT 3M 1 7 5 6 2 3 4 Canon Inc ...

Page 137: ...v 02 KEY NO PARTS NO Q TY DESCRIPTION MEMO 1 XB1 2300 806 15 SCREW 2 XB1 2300 806 11 SCREW 3 BA4 1775 000 11 SLEEVE ISOLATION 4 BA4 1776 000 11 CAP SLEEVE 5 BA4 1789 000 4 SENSOR SHOCK 6 XB1 2260 606 8 SCREW 4 2 3 1 6 5 Canon Inc ...

Page 138: ...AT 7 BH6 5719 000 4 CABLE FLAT 8 BH6 5720 000 1 CABLE FLAT 9 BH6 5721 000 1 CABLE FLAT 10 BH6 5722 000 1 CABLE FLAT 11 BH6 5723 000 2 CABLE FLAT 12 BH6 5724 000 1 CABLE FLAT 13 XB1 2260 606 16 SCREW 14 XB1 2260 606 12 SCREW 15 XB1 2260 606 8 SCREW 16 BG7 2768 000 1 SWITCH UNIT GRID 17 XA1 1200 506 2 SCREW 18 BA4 1787 020 1 CLAMP CABLE 19 BA4 1788 000 1 PLATE CABLE 20 XB1 2301 006 2 SCREW 21 XB1 22...

Page 139: ...CXDI 50G IMAGING UNIT 2 4 Rev 02 16 21 19 18 22 20 17 2 4 3 8 10 12 13 9 11 15 1 5 6 14 7 Canon Inc ...

Page 140: ... UNIT 2 5 Rev 02 KEY NO PARTS NO Q TY DESCRIPTION MEMO 1 BA4 1792 000 1 HADLE IMAGING UNIT 2 BA4 1793 000 2 CAP HANDLE 3 BA4 1794 000 2 PLATE HANDLE 4 XB6 7401 209 2 SCREW Key No 1 Key No 2 Key No 3 Key No 4 Canon Inc ...

Page 141: ...MO 1 XB1 2300 406 3 SCREW 2 XB1 2300 806 4 SCREW 3 BA4 1803 000 4 PAD 4 XB1 2300 406 8 SCREW 5 BA4 1800 020 1 UPPER COVER POWER BOX 6 XB2 7300 606 5 SCREW W WASHER 7 XB1 2300 406 2 SCREW 8 XB1 2300 406 2 SCREW 9 BA4 1802 000 1 COVER CABLE 1 2 4 3 9 8 7 5 6 Canon Inc ...

Page 142: ...O Q TY DESCRIPTION MEMO 1 BG7 2770 000 1 PCB UNIT X RAY I F 2 BG7 2856 030 1 CABLE UNIT POWER SUPPLY 3 BG7 2857 000 1 POWER SUPPLY UNIT 7M BG7 2858 000 1 POWER SUPPLY UNIT 3M 4 WB2 5019 000 1 RELAY DC 5 WS1 0287 000 1 PLUG 2P 4 1 3 2 5 Canon Inc ...

Page 143: ...CXDI 50G REMOTE SWITCH UNIT 4 Rev 02 Canon Inc KEY NO PARTS NO Q TY DESCRIPTION MEMO 1 Y67 2659 000 1 SWITCH LOCKER 2 XZ9 0488 000 2 MAGNET CATCH 1 2 ...

Page 144: ...E FLAT CA6 BH6 5721 000 CABLE FLAT CA7 BH6 5719 000 CABLE FLAT CA8 BH6 5719 000 CABLE FLAT CA9 BH6 5723 000 CABLE FLAT CA10 BH6 5722 000 CABLE FLAT CA11 BH6 5700 000 CABLE FLAT CA12 BH6 5701 000 CABLE FLAT CA13 BH6 5719 000 CABLE FLAT CA14 BH6 5724 000 CABLE FLAT CA15 BH6 5720 000 CABLE FLAT SW1 BG7 2768 000 SWITCH UNIT GRID W CABLE PB1 BG7 2766 000 PCB UNIT DIGITAL PB2 3 BG7 9061 000 PCB UNIT A D...

Page 145: ...CXDI SYSTEM CXDI 50G Electrical 5a Rev 02 Canon Inc CA3 CA4 CA1 CA7 CA2 PB2 CA5 CA6 PB1 PB4 CA15 CA14 CA9 CA1 0 CA8 PB3 CA13 SW1 CA11 CA12 ...

Page 146: ...2309 000 CABLE UNIT POWER 120V BG7 2310 000 CABLE UNIT POWER 230V CA2 BG7 2856 030 CABLE UNIT POWER SUPPLY CA3 BG7 2855 000 CABLE UNIT X RAY I F CA4 BG7 2761 000 CABLE UNIT 7M BG7 2782 000 CABLE UNIT 3M SW1 BG7 2772 000 SWITCH UNIT REMOTE PB1 BG7 2770 000 PCB UNIT X RAY I F Imaging Unit SW1 CA4 CA2 PB1 CA1 CA3 Canon Inc ...

Page 147: ...BA4 1789 020 2 2 BA4 1792 000 2 5 BA4 1793 000 2 5 BA4 1794 020 2 5 BA4 1800 020 3 1 BA4 1802 000 3 1 BA4 1803 000 3 1 BA4 1805 000 1 1 BF0 5372 020 2 3 BG7 2145 000 1 1 BG7 2309 000 1 1 BG7 2310 000 1 1 BG7 2761 000 2 1 BG7 2766 000 2 3 BG7 2767 000 2 3 BG7 2768 000 2 3 BG7 2770 000 3 2 BG7 2772 000 1 1 BG7 2782 000 2 1 BG7 2855 000 1 1 BG7 2856 030 3 2 BG7 2857 000 3 2 BG7 2858 000 3 2 BG7 9061 ...

Page 148: ... 5721 000 2 3 BH6 5722 000 2 3 BH6 5723 000 2 3 BH6 5724 000 2 3 WB2 5019 000 3 2 WS1 0287 000 3 2 WT2 5859 020 1 1 XA1 1200 506 2 3 XA1 2260 606 2 2 2 3 XB1 2300 406 1 1 3 1 XB1 2300 806 2 2 3 1 XB1 2301 006 2 3 XB1 2301 206 2 1 XB1 2400 606 1 1 XB2 7300 606 3 1 XB6 7401 209 2 5 XZ9 0488 000 4 Y67 2659 000 4 Y67 2669 000 1 1 Y67 2670 000 1 1 Y67 2671 000 2 1 ...

Page 149: ...r ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in ng g C Ca an no on n I In nc c J Ja ap pa an n C Co op py yr ri ig gh ht t C C C Ca an no on n I In nc c M Me ed di ic ca al l T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e D De ep pt t A Al ll l r ri ig gh ht ts s R Re es se er rv ve ed d C CX XD DI I 5 50 0G G ...

Page 150: ...Content 1 Gathering Information about Problems 1 2 How to back up and recover the system 3 CXDI V6 00 Error code ...

Page 151: ...tion when Communication error related to Dr Watson occurred between the OPU and the CXDI resulting in CXDI application failure Display on the OPU freezes and cannot be recovered 1 Environmental information such as version of the CXDI host program composition of hardware and optional software 2 Dr Watson log C Documents and Settings All Users Application Data Microsoft Drwatson drwts32 log 3 Event ...

Page 152: ...but all the history files 7 syslog 8 Dr Watson log 9 Event viewer system log 2 Required log files and information according to the used optional module Please also gather the following files and information other than those indicated in 1 2 1 DMW 1 chmwm ini 2 ccMax_ws ini chmwm ini ccMax_ws ini will be collected automatically when all the INI files directly under CCR folder are collected 3 chmwm ...

Page 153: ...ations users made while using the system B Backup method using a hard drive The control PC has no feature that mirrors all the files including the OS to other hard drives Therefore to be ready for hard drive crashes we recommend that you add another hard drive when installing the system in order to copy the software between the hard drives using Ghost or Drive Copy which are available on the marke...

Page 154: ...drive crashes 1 Replace the crashed hard drive with the hard drive provided in item B above Backup method using a hard drive Copy Ccr from the original hard drive to the new hard drive when the D drive in the crashed hard drive is in a normal state a problem case caused by the OS Note Perform Step 2 after upgrading if the CXDI version you are using is newer than that in the hard drive provided by ...

Page 155: ... a hard drive to a different machine Required Due to being regarded as anything other than the hard drive being modified Changing external devices Not required Due to recognizing the PC s internal configuration only Adding hardware components Not required Only replacement of components that existed at the time of first activation is detected Adding components is a different category 2 Hardware com...

Page 156: ...rvice person must be called 2 Alert Yes Yes A red ERR key blinks and alert window appears automatically Exposure cannot be continued unless the user performs some operation 3 Error Yes No A red ERR key is displayed and alert window appears automatically The ERR key does not blink The possibility of recovering the system by the user is higher than Alert 4 Warning No Yes An yellow ERR key blinks Ale...

Page 157: ...is incorrect No sensor unit is connected 102 Fatal 98 Capture device cannot be found 103 Fatal Shut Down 1 Fatal Error 2 READ Timeout Error 3 Failed to transmit the data Cause Image transferring from Ethernet has failed Operation after Reply Key is touched For Reply cannot be done the system must be shutdown 105 Fatal OK 1 Fatal Error 2 CXDCAP INI Open Error 3 Install CXDCAP INI file Cause The cxd...

Page 158: ...le Open Error filename 3 File is not found Cause For some reason XXXX BIN and XXXX DCM files do not exist Or they cannot be read Operation after Reply Key is touched Shutting down starts Although this problem can be solved by using the service tool users must not use the service tool on their own Take necessary actions in accordance with the service person s instruction 3 ...

Page 159: ... Operation after Reply Key is touched The A D board information is renewed 8 Alert OK 1 Alert 2 System SelfCheck Error 3 Call a service person and let him her know the error code Cause An error has been found by a self check Operation after Reply Key is touched Although imaging is possible image may be degraded Therefore a service person needs to be called in 116 Alert OK 1 Alert 2 Sensor Unit Sel...

Page 160: ...log for the CCR Local undefined errors output by the OPU can be identified since they are displayed in the messages box of the OS Operation after Reply Key is touched After you confirm it touch OK 2 Error OK 1 Error 2 Insufficient tmp disk space Output the saved data or erase the backed up data 3 Cause The remaining space in the temporary storage directory dttmp has become less than the specified ...

Page 161: ...r Unit Control Error 3 Detected Control Error Call a service person Cause An error in the control line has been detected in the sensor A D board Operation after Reply Key is touched When OK key is touched the sensor will be disconnected Access will not be made as the system is in an abnormal state A service person needs to be called in 122 Error 0xeff3 0xeff4 Sensor Unit Power Box n eff3 or eff4 0...

Page 162: ...al state If this error persists even after the system is rebooted a service person needs to be called in 123 Error 0xeff8 0xeff7 PLD err n eff8 PLD Config err n eff7 n Sensor Index 1 to 4 OK 1 Error 2 Sensor Unit Grid Error 3 Because of the Grid error this image may have a quality problem Cause Although a warning for grid had been detected in the sensor A D board imaging was continued Thus the ima...

Page 163: ...nter the sleep mode The host computer does nothing If you try to make the system ready the same error occurs again Press the OK to close the window after few minutes later operate again Note The error might be able to be evaded by reducing an environmental temperature OK 1 Error 2 Sensor Unit Data Transmit Error 3 Failed to transmit the data Cause Internal DMA has passed time limit during read the...

Page 164: ...cted A service person needs to be called in Keep unusual state and do not access 302 Error OK 1 Error 2 Calibration Error 3 Too Much Dose Or collimator is used Cause Excessive dose of radiation was used in exposure of image for white correction Operation after Reply Key is touched Perform imaging again 303 Error OK 1 Error 2 Calibration Error 3 Too Little Dose Or collimator is used Cause Insuffici...

Page 165: ...ually Cause Feature extraction may have failed Operation after Reply Key is touched The user must process the image manually 310 Error OK 1 Error 2 REX Value Warning 2 REX Value Warning 3 REX is 999 It is under the minimum limitation value 9999 Please reconfirm the generator setting or exposure condition If the condition is correct adjust the image processing Cause This error occurs when the REX v...

Page 166: ...Error 2 Incomplete End Error 3 The last image in the last study was not saved completely Cause Failed to write in the last image of the previous imaging Operation after Reply Key is touched If there remain the previous images they will be recovered 403 Error OK 1 Error 2 Incomplete End Error 3 Do you want store captured images into internal storage in order to recover them later Name of the patien...

Page 167: ...s been canceled because the external storage or directory is busy Cause The external medium is busy deleting or writing the data This error occurs such as when you try to eject the disk while the external medium is busy Operation after Reply Key is touched After you confirm it touch OK 514 Error OK 1 Error 2 External Storage Error 3 The exposed images cannot be stored because the size of folder pa...

Page 168: ...fficient Cause There is not enough space for storing DICOM image Operation after Reply Key is touched The system returns to the state before the occurrence of the error 519 Error OK 1 Error 2 External Storage Error 3 Capacity of external storage memory is insufficient Retry after making a space in the disk Cause The space in the external storage medium is insufficient Operation after Reply Key is ...

Page 169: ...touched Just touch OK The system returns to the state before the occurrence of the error 601 Error OK 1 Error 2 Resend Error 3 File may have been automatically deleted Cause The image cannot be resend as it was deleted for some reason while being called out Operation after Reply Key is touched The image being displayed on the re print screen is made invalid and the image can no longer be resend 51...

Page 170: ... down Cause The cable is not connected though it is setting which uses the sensor Operation after Reply Key is touched The system only requires your confirmation Touch OK Only the problematic sensor is disabled 5102 Error OK 1 Error 2 Grid Error 3 Remove Grid for this exposure Cause This error occurs when grids are detected in the Buck Cassette setting where imaging is expected to be performed wit...

Page 171: ...Sensor Index 1 to 4 xxxx Error code Cause An undefined error has been found in the sensor A D board Operation after Reply Key is touched Nothing OK 1 Warning 2 Sensor Unit Flash ROM Error 3 Detected Flash ROM Error Call a service person Cause A warning on the flash ROM has been detected in the sensor A D board Operation after Reply Key is touched When OK key is touched the screen returns to the no...

Page 172: ...inue to operate This error might be able to be evated by reducing the internal temparature or having the Imaging unit READY STATE TIME shorten 502 Warning RETRY CANCEL 1 Warning 2 DICOM Connect Error 3 Cannot connect to target Check network or port number setting Cause Cannot be connected to the destination Operation after Reply Key is touched When RETRY is chosen the image will be transferred aga...

Page 173: ...esponse was received properly However the target reported an error as a response Operation after Reply Key is touched When RETRY is chosen the image will be transferred again When CANCEL is chosen transfer will be canceled after displaying a confirmation message Re transfer is possible by sending an image from the study list 507 Warning RETRY CANCEL 1 Warning 2 DICOM Printer Status Error 3 CXDI ha...

Page 174: ...image cannot be saved on external storage because the external storage or directory is not properly set Cause There is no directory or disk in the destination Or recording cannot be performed due to system function error Operation after Reply Key is touched When RETRY is chosen the image will be stored again When CANCEL is chosen storing the image into external storage medium will be cancelled aft...

Page 175: ...e image from the study list 515 Warning RETRY CANCEL 1 Warning 2 Internal Storage Error 3 Selected directory for storage can only be read Cause The external storage medium is read only Use a writable external storage medium Operation after Reply Key is touched When RETRY is chosen the image will be stored into the internal disk When CANCEL is chosen storing of image will be cancelled after display...

Page 176: ...disk When CANCEL is chosen storing of image will be cancelled after displaying a confirmation message 519 Warning RETRY CANCEL 1 Warning 2 External Storage Error 3 Capacity of external storage memory is insufficient Retry after making a space in the disk Cause There is not enough space in the external storage medium Operation after Reply Key is touched When RETRY is chosen image will be stored int...

Page 177: ...y is touched 6000 Warning OK 1 Warning 2 Calibration Error 3 STAND SENSOR ID XXX Time have passed since the last calibration Calibrate now Cause This error occurs when calibration has not been performed within the set time Operation after Reply Key is touched The calibration screen appears to prompt you to perform calibration 22 ...

Page 178: ...OK because the system is normal 508 Attention OK 1 Attention 2 DICOM Printer Status Warning 3 Although transfer finished normally receiving device reported an WARNING in DICOM printer status Check receiving device Cause DICOM printer status was received properly However the target reported a WARNING as printer status Operation after Reply Key is touched Only checks if the system is OK 511 Attentio...

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