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Chapter  3  Operation

Revision  Q  

HF  Series  X-ray  Generators  -  Operator’s  Manual

3-28

Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC

 V24 Brake

ERROR

Missing or inc24 VDC
supply voltage (supplies volt-
age for operation of external
equipment, e.g., tube stand,
wall stand, etc.).

Call Technical Service/Support.

 Vref+

ERROR

Missing or incorrect positive
voltage reference (Vref+)
value returned.

Call Technical Service/Support.

 Vref-

ERROR

Missing or incorrect positive
voltage reference (Vref-) value
returned.

Call Technical Service/Support.

Wall
Bucky

ERROR

The  wall  bucky  has  been
selected but did not return the
READY signal to start expo-
sure. (This may take up to five
seconds after exposure is
requested.)

 Verify that "WALL" receptor was not

selected at OCP with system not
having wall receptor.

Table 3-3.  Fault Messages

MESSAGE/

INDICATION

MESSAGE

TYPE

DESCRIPTION

REQUIRED  ACTION

Summary of Contents for Quantum Odyssey HF QG-32

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual Operator s Manual ODYSSEY HF Series ODYSSEY HF Series X ray Generators X ray Generators Manual Part No Manual Part No DC30 0 DC30 010 10 Revisio Revision Q n Q...

Page 2: ...ior consent in writing from Quantum medium or machine readable form without prior consent in writing from Quantum Medical Imaging LLC QMI Medical Imaging LLC QMI Copyright 2010 QMI Copyright 2010 QMI...

Page 3: ...ra at te ed d E EC CO O 0 09 92 23 3 1 10 02 28 8 H H 7 7 1 11 1 0 03 3 I In nc co or rp po or ra at te ed d E EC CO O 1 12 25 56 6 J J 7 7 3 31 1 0 03 3 I In nc co or rp po or ra at te ed d E EC CO O...

Page 4: ...Revision History Revision Q HF Series X ray Generators Operator s Manual ii Quantum Medical Imaging LLC THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 5: ...C 60601 1 2 2007 60601 1 2 2007 1 8 1 8 ABBREVIATION DEFINITION ABBREVIATION DEFINITION 1 14 1 14 CHAPTER 2 GENERAL CHAPTER 2 GENERAL INFORMATION INFORMATION OVERVIEW OVERVIEW 2 3 2 3 INTEND INTENDED...

Page 6: ...e View Name 4 6 4 6 Editing Programmable Exposure Settings 4 10 Editing Programmable Exposure Settings 4 10 Making a Back Up Copy of the APR Program File 4 20 Making a Back Up Copy of the APR Program...

Page 7: ...Chapter Chapter 1 1 1 1 SAFETY NOTICES SAFETY NOTICES 1 1...

Page 8: ...1 2...

Page 9: ...ealth and safety of persons who will operate this equipment The following precau tions must be observed at all times WARNINGS CAUTIONS NOTES The following samples show how warnings cautions and notes...

Page 10: ...hed safe exposure factors and operating instructions are observed Only qualified and authorized personnel shall operate this system In this context qualified means those legally permitted to operate t...

Page 11: ...e factors and pro cedures described in publications such as Subchapter J of Title 21 of the Code of Fed eral Regulations Diagnostic X ray Systems and Their Major Components and NCRP Report No 102 Medi...

Page 12: ...efore attempting to work with this equipment read understand note and strictly observe all warnings cautions and safety markings on the equipment Users include those persons who actually handle the eq...

Page 13: ...comply with the following regulatory standards FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health CDRH Title 21 CFR Subchapter J EN 60601 1 1990 A1 1993 A2 1995 A13 1996 IEC 60601 2 7 1998 E CAN CSA C22...

Page 14: ...ied below As such the generator must be installed and put into service accord ing to the information provided in the accompanying Service Manual The HF Series X ray Generator complies with the require...

Page 15: ...nerator is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes Har...

Page 16: ...ical commercial or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial o...

Page 17: ...rt of the HF Series X ray Generator including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended separation distanc...

Page 18: ...cast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters an electromagnetic site survey should be considered If the measured field st...

Page 19: ...ximum output power of the communications equipment Rated maximum output power of transmitter W Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz t...

Page 20: ...nition is explained below ADC Analog to digital converter AEC Automatic Exposure Control APR Anatomical Programmed Region cm Centimeters thickness HF High Frequency HSS High speed starter kVp Tube vol...

Page 21: ...Chapter 2 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 2...

Page 22: ...2 2...

Page 23: ...ED ENERGY 115 230 VAC single phase input configuration Model QG 32 2 32 kW 208 240 VAC three phase input configuration Model QG 32 3 32 kW 380 480 VAC three phase input configuration Model QG 32 5 32...

Page 24: ...t from all or some of the responsibility for resultant non compliance damage or injury KEY FEATURES It is imperative that all safety procedures described in this manual be strictly adhered to in order...

Page 25: ...the generator may not reach maxi mum mAs due to tube type Table 2 1 HF Series Single Phase Generator Performance Specifications N A Models QG 32 QG 32 5 Catalog No QG QG 3200 Models QG 40 QG 40 5 Cata...

Page 26: ...ype Table 2 2 HF Series Single Phase Stored Energy Generator Performanc e Specifications N A Model QG 32 SE Catalog No QG 3200 SE Model QG 40 SE Catalog No QG 4000 SE Model QG 50 SE Catalog No QG 5000...

Page 27: ...Model QG 65 Model l QG 80 Cat No QG 3200 2 QG 3200 3 Cat No QG 4000 2 QG 4000 3 Cat No QG 5000 Cat No QG 6500 Cat No QG 8000 Maximum kW 32 40 50 65 80 mA Stations Small Focus S Large Focus L 25S 75S...

Page 28: ...with QG 150 option N A N A QG 32 SE QG 3200 SE 125 kV 250 mA QG 40 SE QG 4000 SE 125 kV 320 mA QG 50 QG 50 2 QG 5000 QG 5000 2 125 kV 400 mA 150 kV 320 mA with QG 150 option QG 50 SE QG 5000 SE 125 k...

Page 29: ...00 mA 80 kV 500 mA 64 kV QG 40 QG 40 2 QG 40 3 QG 40 5 QG 4000 QG 4000 2 QG 4000 3 QG 4000 5 400 mA 100 kV 500 mA 80 kV N A N A QG 32 SE QG 3200 SE 320 mA 100 kV 400 mA 80 kV QG 40 SE QG 4000 SE 320 m...

Page 30: ...0 2 QG 4000 3 QG 4000 5 40 kW 400 mA 100 kV 0 1 s N A N A QG 32 SE QG 3200 SE 32 kW 320 mA 100 kV 0 1 s QG 40 SE QG 4000 SE 40 kW 400 mA 100 kV 0 1 s QG 50 QG 50 2 QG 5000 2 50 kW 500 mA 100 kV 0 1 s...

Page 31: ...he electronics for high voltage generation and control 2 Operator Console Contains the operator control panel which has all generator operator controls and indicators all aspects of X ray techniques a...

Page 32: ...2002 Orville Drive North Ronkon koma NY 11779 USA Manufactured by Model QG 80G Manufactured Month Year Serial N o QG80G XXX XXXX 380 480 3 PHASE MAX MA MAX KVP AMP MOM AMPS L T 800 150 200 440 VAC 1 0...

Page 33: ...inet and Operator Console Power Switches see Figures 2 3 and 2 4 Operator Control Panel Operator Controls and Indicators see Figure 2 5 and refer to Table 2 5 for descriptions Figure 2 3 Generator Cab...

Page 34: ...time settings for exposure 2 Selects Automatic Exposure Control mode of opera tion Only func tional if AEC option is installed Control Push button System automatically sets required mAs for achieving...

Page 35: ...on pressed Control Push button The functions activated by the Display Function buttons depend on the infor mation displayed on the LCD Some fields are toggle fields i e there are only two choices such...

Page 36: ...feature is optional patient is posi tioned on tabletop 12 Selects auxiliary receptor s Control Push button On systems equipped with more than two image receptors press this key once to select third r...

Page 37: ...dicator When the PREP LED is illuminated green indicates tube rotor and fila ment are prepared for exposure 18 N A PREP button prepares genera tor for exposure release to inhibit exposure Control Push...

Page 38: ...Chapter 2 General Information Revision Q HF Series X ray Generators Operator s Manual 2 18 Quantum Medical Imaging LLC THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 39: ...Chapter OPERATION 3 1 3...

Page 40: ...3 2...

Page 41: ...sage allow system to re charge batteries for approximately four hours prior to using disable AUTO SHUTOFF for contin uous charge and turn on system refer to Gener ator Timeout Setting paragraph in thi...

Page 42: ...ed to be longer than 15 days set the facility main power disconnect switch to the OFF position Automatic Power Standby Mode To help save power and protect system electronics when left unattended the g...

Page 43: ...s warranties A typical daily seasoning procedure is provided below If the system has not been used for several days or upon installation refer to the tube manufacturer s instructions Proceed as follo...

Page 44: ...e 3 1 Receptor Selection WARNING Thisx rayunitmay bedangeroustopatientandoperatorunlesssafeexposurefactorsandoperatinginstructionsareobserved MODE APR AEC AEC FIELD MANUAL KV READY MA MAS TIME EXPOSE...

Page 45: ...arate receptors WALL TABLE WALL2 and or AUX Table 3 2 shows the various receptor selection options The receptors shown with an asterisk are selected by toggling the indicated receptor key e g there is...

Page 46: ...ON The generator has three operational modes Manual AEC optional Anatomical Programmed Regions APR NOTE AEC mode can be used either as a stand alone mode or in conjunction with APR mode Figure 3 2 Mod...

Page 47: ...erage i e typical cm setting The PATIENT TYPE up down keys provide quick time mAs compensation 25 and 50 settings in accordance with physical characteristics of patient i e muscular thin heavy etc or...

Page 48: ...osure Settings 1 Press the MANUAL mode key on the operator control panel The system displays the MANUAL MODE screen 2 Press the MAS TIME key to toggle display between mAs and time settings 3 Verify ex...

Page 49: ...ings see Figure 3 4 and proceed as follows Figure 3 4 Making AEC Mode Exposure Settings WARNING This x r ayuni t ma y b e dan gerou s topati ent a nd op eratorunl esssaf e e xpos urefactor s an d op e...

Page 50: ...of eleven available steps 75 60 45 30 15 nominal 15 30 45 60 75 Film Screen choices are WALL 72 WALL 40 TABLE 40 100 Speed 200 Speed 800 Speed and FILM Screen7 If the Digital Receptor setting in Servi...

Page 51: ...ure mode press the AEC button on the operator control panel b To switch back to AEC mode press the AEC button on the operator control panel once again 4 Verify the patient size thickness is correct To...

Page 52: ...d operatorunless safeexposurefactors andoperating ins t ructions areob s erved WARNING This x rayunit maybedangerous topat ient and operatorunless safeexposuref actors andoperating ins tructions areob...

Page 53: ...d ion chamber field combinations selections are correct If required these settings may be adjusted as follows W ARNIN G Thisx ray u nit may bed a ngerous topatient and op eratorunless safe e xposure f...

Page 54: ...tting in Service Configuration Menu is enabled an eighth option entitled Digital will also be select able Note that these are the factory default film screen combination names However each can be edit...

Page 55: ...not the value used to determine sweep angle How ever the time setting 0 8s is the actual value used to determine the exposure time Refer to the operator s manual provided with the tomography system f...

Page 56: ...atically update and remains with the original sweep time selec tion This indication can be updated by a exiting out and then back in to tomo mode or b selecting a different receptor or NONE then re se...

Page 57: ...eceptor that is not enabled for Tomo NOTE If the generator was in Manual Tomo mode Figure 3 7 when tomography mode was de selected the Manual mode screen appears see Figure 3 3 Conversely if the gener...

Page 58: ...adiation can lead to radiation injuries if handled incorrectly When radiation is applied the required protective measures must be complied with These procedures are identical for all operating modes A...

Page 59: ...inking when the tube has cooled down sufficiently such that the heat produced by taking an exposure at the current kV mA and time mAs setting will not exceed tube maximum heat unit limit FAULT MESSAGE...

Page 60: ...shing WARNING Indicates that the tube maxi mum heat load capacity will be exceeded by next exposure Reduce technique factor s and or wait until tube cools sufficiently Re take exposure Anode Volt ERRO...

Page 61: ...tem operation Call Technical Service Support Cathode Volt ERROR The filtered cathode volts are outside of preset limits at any time Call Technical Service Support Collimator ERROR Automatic collimator...

Page 62: ...s sage not valid Press any key on Operator Control Panel to clear warning message Re take exposure Generator Not Ready ERROR 1 No operator activity for over 60 minutes 2 Failed communication between g...

Page 63: ...R Logic Board master micropro cessor A1U9 returned incor rect checksum Call Technical Service Support LBSlaveMicro ERROR Logic Board slave microproces sor A1U10 returned incorrect checksum Call Techni...

Page 64: ...rt No HV ERROR High Voltage transformer or Power Module not functioning properly Call Technical Service Support Not Rotating ERROR Tube rotor or generator rotor drive high speed starter HSS unit not f...

Page 65: ...ini tiated Call Technical Service Support Rotor Current ERROR Tube rotor is not getting cor rect current to start Call Technical Service Support Rotor Overrun ERROR Tube has been rotating for longer t...

Page 66: ...ive voltage reference Vref value returned Call Technical Service Support Vref ERROR Missing or incorrect positive voltage reference Vref value returned Call Technical Service Support Wall Bucky ERROR...

Page 67: ...Chapter APR EDITOR 4 1 4...

Page 68: ...4 2...

Page 69: ...lity of recalling up to 5000 pre programmed APR screens by storing up to 10 views tech niques in each of the 10 anatomical regions with each view having up to 50 thick ness cm selections Any of the ex...

Page 70: ...ed changes to system and or APR screen settings To access the APR Edit mode proceed as follows 1 Set the ON OFF circuit breaker CB1 on the generator cabinet to ON position 2 Set the power on standby s...

Page 71: ...stem accommodates up to 10 user configurable preset region names as shown in the sample screen below Each region can have up to 10 selectable views which appear upon selection of the region Each view...

Page 72: ...Fig ure 4 6 press the key adjacent to the Region Name field if you do not want to edit the region name skip to step 4 The APR Region or View Name Edit screen appears Figure 4 4 APR Region or View Nam...

Page 73: ...t to the Sentence Position field to select the location to insert the new character in the text string the new character is always inserted to the left of the selected character pushing existing text...

Page 74: ...replacement and so on Note that the character in the selected position appears in the Character field b Use the up and down keys next to the Character field to scroll through all available alphanumeri...

Page 75: ...igure 4 6 APR View Edit Screen d Press the key adjacent to the View Name field The APR Region or View Name Edit screen appears see Figure 4 7 with the View name displayed in the center display box The...

Page 76: ...programmable procedure The APR Procedure Value Screen see Figure 4 10 and the APR Procedure Value 2 Screen see Fig ure 4 11 APR Procedure Value Screen Includes the kV mA time or mAs anatom ical thickn...

Page 77: ...articu lar thickness set point s To edit expo sure values for a particular set point press the PATIENT SIZE up or down keys until the desired set point e g 32 CM is displayed then edit kVp mA and or t...

Page 78: ...re values Doing so will change the relationship between patient thick ness and corresponding exposure factors g The CM STEP field Figure 4 10 item f sets the thickness step size value this value deter...

Page 79: ...cted film screen combination has been previously calibrated Pressing the key adjacent to the Film Speed Combination field see Figure 4 10 item g sequences through the available film screen combination...

Page 80: ...y see Figure 4 10 item j to set this step as the default Note that the Set Start Step field should now match the Procedure Step number as a confirmation the setting was made n Press the Previous Save...

Page 81: ...to On at the factory Note however the blank fields that appear in the APR View Selection screen see Figure 4 8 are views that have been disabled because their Proc Enable setting is set to Off and the...

Page 82: ...Chapter 4 APR Editor Revision Q HF Series X ray Generators Operator s Manual 4 16 Quantum Medical Imaging LLC THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 83: ...Chapter Chapter 5 1 5 1 USER USER MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE 5 5...

Page 84: ...5 2 5 2...

Page 85: ...ualified and authorized persons shall work on this equipment In this context qualified on this equipment In this context qualified means those legally permitted to work on the means those legally perm...

Page 86: ...tings ACCESSING SERVICE MODE The system settings screens are accessed by entering the X ray generator s Service Mode To gain access to the Service Mode password entry is required This is to prevent un...

Page 87: ...u displays Figure 5 2 Password Menu 6 In the Password menu enter the default X Ray Technician password 3497 using the field select keys next to the corresponding numbers This password enables access t...

Page 88: ...access to system calibration functions such as filament mA kVp calibration and analog to digital A D conversion calibrations Reports utility Access limited to authorized service technician only Provid...

Page 89: ...en Defaults Accesses the Film Screen Defaults Screen which is used to configure the default film screen combination for the various image receptors used with the generator APR Format Press the key nex...

Page 90: ...ipped with QG AEC option The system allows for selection of a mAs setting between 10 and 600 mAs in 10 mAs increments Generator Timeout Sets the delay time for generator to automatically shut down if...

Page 91: ...turns to the main Service Menu see Figure 5 3 The following paragraphs provide specific instructions for configuring each of the above system settings Set Date Screen The Set Date screen shown below d...

Page 92: ...mage receptors used with the generator This setting applies to AEC and APR AEC mode exposures only If the selected film screen combination has not already been calibrated it must be calibrated accordi...

Page 93: ...ars The selected film screen combination is now the film screen combination used when WALL 40 image receptor is selected for exposures using AEC and APR AEC mode exposures 2 Wall 72 FS setting Press t...

Page 94: ...PR AEC mode exposures Language Setting The Service Settings Menu shown below displays the current language set ting The default language setting is English To change the language setting proceed as fo...

Page 95: ...Service Settings Menu shown below displays the current automatic gen erator power shutdown setting The time period selected represents the amount of delay time after which if no user activity is dete...

Page 96: ...s the current date time format setting To change the date time format setting proceed as follows 1 Press the key next to the Date Format field to select either US e g JUN 11 01 2 00 pm or Int l e g 11...

Page 97: ...Chapter 6 1 WARRANTY INFORMATION 6...

Page 98: ...6 2...

Page 99: ...el QMI will act as the sole judge in determining whether equipment or part is defective by reason of manufacture All QMI products shall be warranted for a period of 12 months from the original instal...

Page 100: ...antum Medical Imaging LLC QMI Warranty is exclusive of 1 Failure of Buyer Dealer to prepare the site or provide power requirements or operating environmental conditions in compliance with any applicab...

Page 101: ...r The warranties and remedies available to the buyer are conditioned upon all claims under this warranty being made in accordance with the aforementioned warranty statement WARRANTY RETURN PROCEDURE A...

Page 102: ...air service relocation or alteration to or of or any other tampering with the product performed by any person or entity other than Quantum Medical Imaging or a certified Quantum Medical Imaging dealer...

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