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RD-OI-48 A/0 

 

Figure 33 Charging dock dimension 

9.5

 

Li-ion Polymer Battery 

Table 17 Li-ion Polymer battery specifications 

Item 

Description 

Model 

4ICP/83/3/103 

Battery capacity 

3260 mAh 

Standard voltage 

14.8 V 

Charging voltage 

16.8 V 

Dimensions (L×W×D) 

184.0mm × 113.0mm × 8.2mm 

Weight 

Approx. 320g 

Environmental requirements 

Operation 

Temperature:        5~35 

℃

 

Humidity:              30~75 %RH   

Storage (≤3 month) 

Temperature:        -20~45 

℃

 

Humidity:              15%~95 %RH 

Storage (≥3 month) 

Temperature:        22~28

℃

 

Humidity:              15~95 %RH   

Unit: mm 

Summary of Contents for CareView 1500Cwe

Page 1: ...0 X ray Flat Panel Detectors CareView 1500Cwe Operation Manual Before using this detector be sure to review this manual as well as the manuals of other devices in the system Store the manual in an eas...

Page 2: ...Page 2 of 52 RD OI 48 A 0 Revision History Version Date Description A 0 2020 2 11 Initial release 2021 8 2 Update the telephone of European Authorization Representative...

Page 3: ...his manual This manual is intended to help Original Equipment Manufacturers OEM in the installation and its first operation It also provides information for service and safety operation The figures an...

Page 4: ...propriate power source recommended by CareRay to avoid unnecessary risks Warning To avoid the risk of electric shock this product must only be connected to supply mains with protective earth Warning T...

Page 5: ...the inner battery otherwise the battery may damage or ignite Warning Use the dedicated battery charger Otherwise a battery explosion or a battery leak may occur resulting in fire or electrical shock...

Page 6: ...Page 6 of 52 RD OI 48 A 0 the correct study is performed Warning The technologist should adjust the radiation dose for the patient s size accordingly when acquiring diagnostic images...

Page 7: ...s 17 3 1 2 Detector Operation Conditions 17 3 1 3 Workstation Recommended 18 3 2 X ray Sync Mode 18 3 2 1 Software Sync Mode 19 3 2 2 Manual Sync Mode 19 3 2 3 F2 AED 20 3 3 Network Connection and Pow...

Page 8: ...ctions 35 7 2 Maintenance 36 7 3 Cleaning 38 7 4 Emergency 38 7 5 Maintenance Note 38 8 Storage and Transportation 38 8 1 Storage 38 8 2 Transportation 39 9 Specifications 39 9 1 Detector 39 9 2 Power...

Page 9: ...uency 2 4GHz 5GHz 14 x17 cassette size detector easily fits into standard bucky tray cabinets to upgrade old systems while also fitting many general radiography imaging systems Designed for portabilit...

Page 10: ...AP 65 32 1 910 Hand AP 50 2 5 1 38 Knee AP 65 5 1 150 Foot AP 50 2 5 1 38 Note PA Postero Anterior position AP Antero Posterior position Dosage amount is typical for average sized adult patients 1 4...

Page 11: ...nents Item Description Note Detector Model CareView 1500Cwe Li ion Polymer battery not connected Model 4ICP 83 3 103 Power box Model CP S304A For detector AC DC medical adaptor Model GSM120A24 For cha...

Page 12: ...re below Front view Back view Side view Figure 3 Detector Table 3 Description of detector No Name Description 1 Carbon fiber plate Low density low X ray absorption and high intensity protection layer...

Page 13: ...via interface cable 8 Power LED ON Indicates power on status Green OFF Indicates power off status 9 Network LED Blinking 802 11 wifi mode Blue OFF 802 3 cable mode 10 Charging LED ON Battery charging...

Page 14: ...lder F2 5AL250V 3 Power switch Turn on or off the power box 4 Port DC 24V output 5 Sync Provides connection to the X ray generator 6 LAN Provides Gigabit Ethernet communication between the workstation...

Page 15: ...adaptor No Name Description 1 AC power inlet Input 100 240V 50 60Hz 2 Power LED DC 24V Indicates status of adaptor operation and connection 3 Port DC 24V output 2 5 Charging Dock Charging dock is conn...

Page 16: ...ry supplies power to the detector while in wireless connection mode When operating only use the dedicated battery and charge it completely before use To charge the battery perform the steps below 1 Co...

Page 17: ...generator tube and subsidiary device DROC image workstation and software CareView 1500Cwe detector and subsidiary device 3 1 1 Typical Generator Specifications Energy range 40 150kVp mA range 10 1000...

Page 18: ...ectly impacted by X ray window duration due to leakage noise or lag The full performance of the detector is guaranteed for the following X ray window range X ray window duration Min 10 ms TBC X ray wi...

Page 19: ...e below Hand Switch 2nd Gear X ray ON pressed Exposure Time released SOFT_SYNC_EXP_REQ SOFT_SYNC_EXP_EN Figure 7 Sequence chart A typical configuration for software sync mode of a DR system integrated...

Page 20: ...e of image acquisition is shown in figure below Hand Switch 2nd Gear X ray ON pressed Exposure Time released Figure 9 Sequence chart A typical configuration for manual sync mode of a DR system integra...

Page 21: ...n setup It can be applied in mobile DR RAD DR or refined DR systems Wireless AP DROC Workstation Shielded X ray Room Gigabit LAN cable IEEE 802 11n CareView 1500Cwe Figure 11 Wireless connection power...

Page 22: ...etector is powered by power box it must be installed in the bucky Gigabit LAN cable CareView 1500Cwe AC 100 240V Power Box Interface Cable DROC Workstation Figure 13 Wired connection Powered by power...

Page 23: ...1 Place a fully charged battery inside the detector First open the cover plate of the battery compartment on the back of the detector Then slide the battery into the battery compartment of the detecto...

Page 24: ...ately 3 seconds to turn on the detector Make sure the Power LED displays a green light Figure 15 Turn on the detector 3 Connect one end of the LAN cable to the wireless AP and power it on Connect the...

Page 25: ...emove the battery from the detector if the detector will not be used in the near future This is to prevent over discharge of the battery which may result in a shortened battery life 4 3 Network Config...

Page 26: ...Page 26 of 52 RD OI 48 A 0 Figure 18 Select Local Area Connection 2 Open the Local Area Connection Figure 19 Select Properties 3 Check the properties of the Local Area Connection Status...

Page 27: ...otocol Version 4 Choose Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and click OK button Setup the IP address as shown below and click the OK button to close the dialog box Figure 21 Setup IP address 5 Verify...

Page 28: ...ecute ping 192 168 68 10 to check the network connection with the wireless AP Type and execute ping 192 168 68 1 to check the network connection with the detector Figure 23 Network testing 5 Wireless...

Page 29: ...wifi connection 5 2 Specification Table 8 Wireless specification Item Description Wireless standard IEEE802 11 a b g n b g n for 2 4 GHz band a n for 5GHz band Frequency range For 2 4GHz Band 802 11b...

Page 30: ...68 1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Country code CN ESSID 1500Cwexxxx 5G xxxx stands for four bit number Network type Infrastructure Wireless mode 11 N only with 5GHz band Bandwidth 40MHz Channel 149 Auth...

Page 31: ...see chapter 4 3 Network Configuration 2 Connect the detector through LAN cable Figure 25 Wired connection 3 Open an IE browser and type the detector configuration page address http 192 168 68 1 cgi bi...

Page 32: ...the detector boots up disconnect the LAN cable Figure 27 Detector information 7 Connect to the router set the IP of Wireless AP to 192 168 68 10 and set up the wireless configuration Make sure the Wi...

Page 33: ...ed Use Environment Keep the detector as far as possible at least 1 2m from electronic devices that generate RF noise like microwaves monitors or electric motors Try to keep the antennas at least 15cm...

Page 34: ...d toys etc Be sure to keep the detector away from electromagnetic objects or fields which may affect detector operation The system should be connected to a grounded electrical outlet to reduce chance...

Page 35: ...roduct should not be used in the vicinity of water and dust which may cause the product to short circuit or ignite 7 Maintenance The product must be maintained by a qualified engineer For safety reaso...

Page 36: ...ms Performance Monthly or Yearly Exposure a phantom object or a resolution chart Check the general performance of the product Contact your distributor or CareRay support if there are any problems We r...

Page 37: ...n fire injury or pollution of surrounding area 3 Do not use or store the battery in a location near heat sources or in a place subject to direct sunlight high temperature high humidity excessive dust...

Page 38: ...hen cleaning the product 7 4 Emergency In the event of any of the below situations immediately turn OFF the power of each device and unplug the power cable from the AC outlet In case of an accident gu...

Page 39: ...n an upward position Transportation and storage conditions should be established during sale and purchase Keep the detector dry upright and in a secure position during transportation 9 Specifications...

Page 40: ...ssure 700 1060 hPa Altitude Max 3000 meters Storage and transportation Temperature 20 55 Humidity 10 90 Non Condensing Atmospheric pressure 700 1060 hPa Altitude Max 3000 meters Figure 30 CareView 150...

Page 41: ...31Power box dimension 9 3 AC DC Medical Adaptor Table 15 AC DC Medical Adaptor specifications Item Description Model GSM120A24 Purpose Supply electrical power to detector and charging dock Input AC 1...

Page 42: ...3260mAh 3BAT Charging time 3 5 hours Input DC 24V Max 2 5A Total power for three batteries 60W Operation Temperature 5 35 Humidity 30 75 RH Atmospheric pressure 700 1060 hPa Altitude Max 3000 meters...

Page 43: ...ription Model 4ICP 83 3 103 Battery capacity 3260 mAh Standard voltage 14 8 V Charging voltage 16 8 V Dimensions L W D 184 0mm 113 0mm 8 2mm Weight Approx 320g Environmental requirements Operation Tem...

Page 44: ...s that disposal of this product should be performed by reuse and recycling systems For additional information on the collection reuse and recycling systems contact your local or regional waste adminis...

Page 45: ...gnetic Compatibility Requirements and Tests IEEE 802 11a b g n Wireless communications 11 3 Symbols Table 20 Symbols Symbol Description Symbol Description Manufacturer Manufacture date Serial number D...

Page 46: ...e with the operation manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this product in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the users will...

Page 47: ...X ray flat panel detectors including cables specified by the manufacturer Otherwise degradation of the performance of this equipment could result The use of accessories and cables other than those sp...

Page 48: ...charge IEC 61000 4 2 8 kV contact 2kV 4kV 8kV 15kV air Radiated RF EM field IEC 61000 4 3 3V m 80MHz 2 7GHz 80 AM at 1kHz Proximity fields from RF wireless communications equipment IEC 61000 4 3 Refer...

Page 49: ...MC standard Immunity test levels Professional healthcare facility environment Electrical fast transients burst IEC 61000 4 4 2 kV 100kHz repetition frequency Surges Line to line IEC 61000 4 5 0 5 kV 1...

Page 50: ...80MHz 6V in ISM bands between 0 15MHz and 80MHz 80 AM at 1kHz 12 Abbreviations Table 26 Abbreviations Abbreviation Description OEM Original equipment manufacturer SIP SOP Signal input output part FCC...

Page 51: ...ond lp mm Line pair mm TBC To be confirmed FTP File transfer protocol STP Shielded twisted pair RF Radio frequency AP Access point AES Advanced encryption standard WPA Wifi protected access WEP Wired...

Page 52: ...peter lotusnl com CareRay Digital Medical Technology Co Ltd Address A2 201 B3 501 Biobay 218 Xinghu Street Suzhou Industrial Park Suzhou 215123 P R China Tel 86 512 86860288 400 635 4696 Fax 86 512 86...

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