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RFID Board

BLDC Board

Eraser

Step Motor

PSD Sensors

Photo

Interrupters

Laser

Door Detector

Sensor

Peripheral

PMT

High Voltage

Power Supply

Analog Readout

Circuit

DC-DC Converter

Regulator

Power Switch

Noise

Filter

FPGA

Inner Clock

83MHz

Micro

Controller

Inner Clock

168MHz

Ethernet

Controller

USB

Controller

Regulato

r

Out :

2.5V

Regulato

r

Out :

1.2V

Regulato

r

Out :

1.8V

AC-DC Adaptor

Input : 100 ~ 240V AC, 50 ~ 60

Hz

Output : DC24V, 50W

RFID Reader

Board

RFID Tag

BLDC Driver

Board

BLDC Motor

PMT

Main Board

Power

Adaptor

+24V

+24V

+24V

+24V

A24V

A24V

+24V

+24V

+5V

+5V

+5V

+5V

+5V

3.3V

3.3V

3.3V

+15V

-15V

-15V

2.5V

3.3V

3.3V

3.3V

3.3V

3.3V

1.8V

1.2V

13.562MHz

-15V

+5V

3.3V

-1250V

10/

100Mbps

480Mbps

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Function Diagram

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Summary of Contents for FireCR

Page 1: ...DIGIRAY CORP Basic Guide of FireCR Scanner...

Page 2: ...Training Contents Install FireCR Explain the function of each part Disassembly and assembly of FireCR Explain how to calibrate Explain Quantor software Common Issues...

Page 3: ...CR scanner must be placed on the flat desk with at least 50 cm free space on the front side Free space of 20 cm back side Item Quantity FireCR Plus Scanner 1 Power Cord 1 Power Adaptor 1 Dust Cover 1...

Page 4: ...k of FireCR scanner Connection Note You must connect USB cable to USB port 2 0 of PC 5 Connect a dongle to PC Q dongle is needed 6 Download and install Quantor software Please refer to the below websi...

Page 5: ...for User manual download for Quantor software download...

Page 6: ...rator account Connect the USB dongle to a USB port You should connect USB cable to USB 2 0 port Launch software file QuantorMed 2 x x Setup exe Click the Next button as shown in Figure 2 1 Choose all...

Page 7: ...Choose your language and click Next button as shown in Figure 2 3 Choose FireCR model and click the Next button as shown in Figure 2 4...

Page 8: ...Choose the destination folder and click the Install button as shown in Figure 2 6 Installation status will be displayed...

Page 9: ...Installation status of the FireCR USB driver will be displayed as shown in Figure 2 7 Installation is successful Figure 2 8 will show up Click Finish to finish the installation...

Page 10: ...the Windows Security Dialog Box pops up after installation click Allow access...

Page 11: ...7 PC requirement Recommended PC requirement Minimum PC requirement...

Page 12: ...the X ray intensity it receives 3 The stored energy is released as visible light when a laser in the CR Reader scans the IP This phenomenon is generally called photostimulable luminescence PSL 4 The i...

Page 13: ...Basic configuration of CR Computed Radiography system Imaging Plate Cassette Housing...

Page 14: ...y energy 3 The luminescence radiation stimulated by laser scanning is collected through a light guide into photomuliplier tube PMT which converts it into electric signals 4 The signal output from the...

Page 15: ...FireCR Overview Fast scan axis 1 Beam Flow Steering laser unit Secondary mirror assembly IP Fiber bundle PMT Slow scan axis 1 Y axis motor HD mode 100 um resolution SD mode 200 um resolution...

Page 16: ...FireCR Scanner Video on how to use https www youtube com watch v xVkq_ sIabc...

Page 17: ...x 14 Inch 10 x 12 Inch Wall mount option for minimum space occupancy One step integrated scanning and erasing FireCR Flash Scanner High throughput up to 70 plates per hour Resolution 100 micron meter...

Page 18: ...ireCR Plus Overview Fast scan axis 1 Beam Flow Steering laser assembly Secondary mirror assembly IP Fiber bundle PMT PSD Slow scan axis 1 Y axis motor HD mode 100 um resolution SD mode 200 um resoluti...

Page 19: ...ner Clock 168MHz Ethernet Controller USB Controller Regulato r Out 2 5V Regulato r Out 1 2V Regulato r Out 1 8V AC DC Adaptor Input 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz Output DC24V 50W RFID Reader Board RFID Tag BLD...

Page 20: ...Main Board Core Board...

Page 21: ...to some peripherals such as Y axis motor and Eraser unit etc 2 All sensors on off reading 3 Convert analog signal to digital 4 Provide Power to PMT laser module RFID board some peripherals 5 Transmit...

Page 22: ...rror it rotates 1800 rotation per 1 minute 1800 rpm It is allowed to scan whole moving plate 3 F theta lens It helps beam focus on the moving plate Laser Steering Unit Issue 1 There could be no light...

Page 23: ...BLDC board Function 1 BLDC motor driver 2 Control BLDC motor to maintain same stable speed BLDC Issue 1 Bad RPM...

Page 24: ...1 0 1 5 This version is compatible to Optic version 1 6 BLDC V6 1 2a Firmware V1 0 1 9 This version is compatible from Optic version 7 In case of Optic Plate version 7 the dip switch of BLDC board is...

Page 25: ...Cassette Motor Lock Board Function 1 Control cassette lock unlock Cassette Motor Lock Board Issue 1 Cassette lock motor doesn t work Cassette Lock Board...

Page 26: ...2 Read the information of unit identity 3 Transmit the information to Core Board RFID Issue 1 It can t recognize cassette itself or cassette size 2 It can t recognize the scanner type ex 20 40 60 80...

Page 27: ...s the laser steering unit move up and down 2 It continuously move up and down to find out best PSD position when you press auto alignment button Laser Steering Unit Issue 1 Auto alignment fail Right a...

Page 28: ...with HD mode as the slow scan speed 3 Laser steering unit works on it as the fast scan axis Y axis Motor Issue 1 It happens the regular horizontal lines 2 It can t pull out the moving plate from the c...

Page 29: ...tive Detector PSD means Position Sensitive Detector Amplify the signal It recognizes exact position using ADC converted voltage It can determine scan start position and scan end position PSD Right Sen...

Page 30: ...Unit Function 1 Erase the image on the moving plate 2 Eraser works after scanning Eraser Issue 1 Still exist image residual even though erasing 2 Don t forget to erase twice in case you use high dose...

Page 31: ...2 It converts light into the electric signal 3 High sensitivity It can detect the signal even though using less light Flow Light Photocathode Electons Anode Photocathode Emit electron when receiving...

Page 32: ...ing plate or Moving plate 2 FireCR has two types of cassettes and IPs 14 x17 Inch 14 x12 Inch IP Features 1 The moving plate stores X ray image 2 White light Erase the image on the moving plate when e...

Page 33: ...Understanding FireCR Flash Calibration Note X ray exposure must cover entire cassette...

Page 34: ...ner has a different Fiber Bundle Condition Fiber bundle collectors have different light sensitivity Image is optimized using calibration It means that brightness of image is uniform Image Brightness B...

Page 35: ...erstanding FireCR Flash Calibration 1 Auto Alignment 2 Erasing 3 We expose four images with different dose ScanBlank SacnLowDose ScanMidDose ScanHighDose 4 Calibration Before calibration After calibra...

Page 36: ...ire cassette at the recommended values and if the value is out of range adjust mAs until the numbers are green Note mAs and calibration values are directly proportional so a 5 increase in mAs will equ...

Page 37: ...cassette size to verify an artifact free calibration 14 x 17 Cassette Calibration 10 x 12 Cassette Calibration File Description File Description Cal0 tif Scan Blank Cal4 tif Scan Blank Cal1 tif Scan...

Page 38: ...scan 6 Laser on off 7 Eraser on off 8 Stage control current should be 40 40 9 Beam aligner control 10 PMT Photo Multiplier Tube gain 11 ADC Analog to Digital Converter offset 12 Diagnostics window on...

Page 39: ...r RPM 1840RPM 10 Gauge 2 Right PSD peak Gauge 3 Right PSD balance Gauge 4 Left PSD peak Gauge 5 Left PSD balance Gauge 6 Internal frame temperature Gauge 7 Mainboard temperature Gauge 8 Eraser tempera...

Page 40: ...2 Disassembly Top Cover 1 Turn the power off 2 Unplug the USB cable and power cord 3 Remove 4 front screws and 3 rear screws from the base plate 2 5mm hex...

Page 41: ...2 Disassembly Top Cover 1 Pull back cover...

Page 42: ...2 Disassembly Top Cover 1 Slowly lift cover from the back Note Before removing the cover disconnect the LED connector underneath...

Page 43: ...2 Disassembly Internal Cover 1 Remove the 6 screws on the top of the internal cover 2 Philips Note Some scanners have 10 scrows...

Page 44: ...2 Disassembly Internal Frame 2 Disconnect the cassette lock cables from the cassette lock board and feed them through the hole in the middle of the internal cover...

Page 45: ...ternal Cover front When refitting the Internal Cover make sure that the cables on both sides go through the upper grooves Refit it from front to back and make sure that the end of the Internal Cover g...

Page 46: ...Cover 3 Remove 2 screws from each of the three spring loaded brackets 2 5mm hex 4 Unplug the 3 wire connectors 1 to BLDC 2 to Main Board 5 Lift out Optic Plate 6 Reinstall in reverse order Note Keep p...

Page 47: ...2 Disassembly BLDC Board 1 Remove Top Cover 2 Remove Internal Cover 3 Unplug 2 wire connectors from BLDC Board...

Page 48: ...2 Disassembly BLDC Board 4 Remove 4 screws 2 5mm hex 5 Reinstall in reverse order...

Page 49: ...2 Disassembly Main Board 1 Unscrew the 6 screws that hold down the board and replace 2 5mm hex...

Page 50: ...2 Disassembly Main Board Note Make sure to connect the cables correctly when reassembling The cables all have tags corresponding to descriptions on the connectors...

Page 51: ...2 Disassembly Core Board 1 Remove Top Cover 2 Remove Internal Cover 3 Remove the Loctite on the nuts 4 Unscrew the 4 nuts on the core board...

Page 52: ...5 Disconnect the 2 ribbon cables and wire connector 6 Replace the old core board with a new core board 7 Reinstall the nuts to secure the core board 8 Connect the 2 ribbon cables and wire connector 9...

Page 53: ...2 Disassembly Cassette Lock Motor Board 1 Remove Top Cover 2 Remove Internal Cover 3 The Cassette Lock Motor Board is located front section of the Fire CR...

Page 54: ...2 Disassembly Aligner Motor 1 Remover back over...

Page 55: ...2 Disassembly 2 Remove 2 screws from aligner motor Aligner Motor 3 Cut cable ties holding wiring harness to cross bar...

Page 56: ...2 Disassembly 4 Remove 3 BLDC bracket screws 2 5mm hex Note Wiring harness routes under BLDC bracket and along the side of scanner Aligner Motor 5 Remove 2 cable along the side of scanner...

Page 57: ...g the side of the scanner 3 Unplug wire connector from Main Board 4 Loosen set screws on belt pulley on motor and axle 5 Slide both pulleys toward side of scanner until motor pulley slips off end of s...

Page 58: ...g the side of the scanner 3 Unplug wire connector from Main Board 4 Loosen set screws on belt pulley on motor and axle 5 Slide both pulleys toward side of scanner until motor pulley slips off end of s...

Page 59: ...2 Disassembly 1 Remove the 6 screws for from the fiber bundle cover 2 Lift off cover Fiber Bundle...

Page 60: ...2 Disassembly 3 Remove the two screws from the PMT housing 4 Loosen PMT connectors Fiber Bundle...

Page 61: ...2 Disassembly 5 Remove the two screws at the edge of the eraser 6 Pull back eraer Fiber Bundle...

Page 62: ...emove the screw on each side of the fiber bundle 10 Lift out fiber bundle Note Be careful not to scratch the fibers while pulling out the fiber bundle and note the location of the dowel pin on ea ch s...

Page 63: ...Calibration and Images Note Exposure must always cover the entire cassette Calibration Geometry...

Page 64: ...top cover and internal cover 7 3 Check the voltage 7 4 Make sure that voltage reads 24V Scanner must turned on 7 5 If not disconnect the power cable on the main board 7 6 Make sure that voltage reads...

Page 65: ...ng 2 1 Turn off the power and disconnect the power cable and USB cable 2 2 Remove the top cover and internal cover 2 3 Remove 6 screws holding fiber bundle guide in position using 2 5mm hex key and re...

Page 66: ...Remove the screw on each side of the fiber bundle in place using a 2 5mm hex key 2 6 Lift up the fiber bundle and clean the end using either an antistatic screen wipe or a microfiber cloth and techni...

Page 67: ...core board led status 4 5 When you turn on the power one led of the core board is on One led is on Three led is on One led is on 4 6 If the led of the core board is something wrong replace the core bo...

Page 68: ...another cassette housing to check cassette working well 5 1 2 Remove the top cover and internal cover 5 1 3 Scan it with pushing both locks on the side of the cassette housing 5 1 4 Check it if the c...

Page 69: ...Without cassette 5 2 1 Check the home sensor 1 Turn off the power 2 Remove the top cover and internal cover 3 Move the stage forward and backward manually 4 Remove 6 bolts and remove the black fiber g...

Page 70: ...er assembly 7 Turn on the power 8 Manually sense the home sensor with a small wrench 9 If the stage dose not stop need to replace the home sensor 10 Stage stop need to align the stage 11 If it doesn t...

Page 71: ...6 Auto align fail 6 1 Check laser is on 6 2 Check both auto alignment motors work well 6 3 When you auto aligns beam must cover whole area of PSD 6 4 Check PSD itself...

Page 72: ...7 The case of artifact There are horizontal lines on the image In case of these horizontal lines replace the defective Y axis motor...

Page 73: ...8 The case of artifact There are vertical lines on the image In case of these horizontal lines clean the fiber bundle or replace the defective fiber bundle...

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