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  Diagnostic  X-ray  Unit

    USER  MANUAL

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Table  of  Contents

Section  1.  (General  Information)

  Complied  Standard  .................................................................................................................................

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  Contact  ..........................................................................................................................................................

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  Guarantee  Condition  &  Contact  ......................................................................................................

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  Intended  Use  ..............................................................................................................................................

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  Product  Name  Designation  ................................................................................................................

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  Notes  to  Use  .............................................................................................................................................

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  Symbols  and  Terms  ................................................................................................................................

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  Safety  Information  ...................................................................................................................................

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  Radiation  Information  ............................................................................................................................

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  Warning  Information  ..............................................................................................................................

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  Warning  Label  Information  .................................................................................................................

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  Label  Information  .....................................................................................................................................

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  Identification  Label  ..................................................................................................................................

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  Electromagnetic  Compatibility  Statement

 

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  Proper  Environment  ................................................................................................................................

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  Accessories  Composition  ......................................................................................................................

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  Dimension  ....................................................................................................................................................

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  Name  of  Each  Part  .................................................................................................................................

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  Operation  Panel  ........................................................................................................................................

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  Specifications  ..............................................................................................................................................

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  X-ray  Tube  Specification  ......................................................................................................................

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Section  2.  (Operation)

  Operation  Conditions  ...................................................................................................

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  Operation  Instruction  ...................................................................................................

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    -  Collimation  Practices  ...............................................................................................

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    -  Operation  Practices  .................................................................................................

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    -  Normal  Operation  Check  ........................................................................................

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    -  APR  Mode  ...............................................................................................................

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    -  Implementation  of  Radiographs  .............................................................................

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  Error  Code  and  Corrective  Actions  ...........................................................................

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  Exposure  Data  Table  ..................................................................................................

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  Designated  Significant  Zones  of  Occupancy  ...........................................................

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Summary of Contents for ANYPLX 3-BT

Page 1: ...ORANGE 9020BT ULTRA 9020BT ANYPLX 3 BT Document No EUM BT 03 Issued Date Apr 09 2019 Revision 1 1 For better performance and safety this manual may be changed without any prior notice The original version of ULTRA 90BT is being written in English ...

Page 2: ...l Information 13 Identification Label 14 Electromagnetic Compatibility Statement 15 Proper Environment 16 Accessories Composition 17 Dimension 18 Name of Each Part 19 Operation Panel 20 Specifications 21 X ray Tube Specification 22 Section 2 Operation Operation Conditions 26 Operation Instruction 27 Collimation Practices 27 Operation Practices 27 Normal Operation Check 28 APR Mode 29 Implementatio...

Page 3: ...alibration Mode 37 Default Mode 38 Diagnostic X Ray Unit Stand Fixing 39 Battery Pack Exchange Procedure 40 Fuse Exchange Procedure 42 Collimator LED Lamp Exchange Procedure 43 Section 4 Schematics Block Diagram 47 Power Driver Board 48 Main Board CPU 49 Main Board EP_IP FB 50 ...

Page 4: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 4 Section 1 General Information ...

Page 5: ...nual of Tests and Criteria Part III Sub Section 38 3 Lithium metal and lithium ion batteries IEC 62133 2012 Test Report No HCT S 1512 I002 Secondary cells and batteries containing alkaline or other non acid electrolytes Safety requirements for portable sealed secondary lithium cells and for batteries made from them for use in portable applications Contact Manufacturer Ecoray Co Ltd Manufacturer Ec...

Page 6: ...e damage and loss caused by outside factors such as fire flood storm tidal wave lightening earthquake theft abnormal conditions of operation and intentional destruction of the system n Insubstantial defects do not qualify refund e g prices for the batteries training materials and supplies are not covered n We do not take responsibility for damages or loss which appear after the guarantee period n ...

Page 7: ...amage or injury as a result of the system noncompliance The responsibility about use of medical apparatus and management of maintenance is in a user side Symbols and Terms The following symbols will be used in this manual their meaning and their application are described further below Note They inform the reader about the relevant facts and conditions they draw the attention to important informati...

Page 8: ...erformance Do not attempt to adjust any present controls or switches except those specified in this manual for operation Ø If you have experienced any trouble with the equipment turn off the main switch immediately and contact its authorized dealer for the service for assistance Ø Do not use the other connector which it does not provided from manufacturer Ø The equipment is designed for the purpos...

Page 9: ...do not use this equipment for a long time recharge the battery periodically for preventing a shortening of battery life Ø When you change the battery pack or find an error in battery charging please take an inspection through engineer of branch office which you bought the equipment If the user arbitrarily remove combine the battery pack from to the equipment there might be an electrical problem Ba...

Page 10: ...e correct diagnosis Ø Eliminate all the useless objects from the zones because they are a further source of secondary radiation above all near the source Ø The focal to skin distance shall be no shorter than 45 cm Ø Operators are requested to use minimum kV and mAs values for experimental use Ø Do not exceed in the size of the radiograms and limit the X ray field size to the size of interest only ...

Page 11: ...tion may be occurred by internal short Ø Don t put the battery pack into fire Don t heat it A electrolyte can be leaked if insulating materials are melted And this can make also heating explosion and ignition Ø Don t give a strong impact to the battery pack A protective device of battery can be destroyed so the battery may be recharged by abnormal current voltage Also an abnormal reaction heating ...

Page 12: ...cut off the power before checking and repairing the unit Warning of Laser This label placed on the side of collimator Please keep your eyes away from the source of laser that may harm your bare eyes Warning of ionized Radiation This label placed on the top of top case The ionized radiation is dangerous for the operator if the appropriate safety measures are not strictly observed ...

Page 13: ...mation Beam Limiting Device This label placed on the side of collimator This label explained collimator information High Voltage Tank This label placed on the top of HV tank This label explained HV tank information Battery Pack This label placed on the top of battery pack This label explained battery pack information Hand Switch This label placed on the side of Hand switch This label explained man...

Page 14: ...n Label No Explanation General Information Electric Current Direct Current User Manual User must be fully aware of the manual before using Disposal Disposal of this product must be handled according to local laws and regulations Caution General caution ...

Page 15: ... with a strong vibration and maintain the following range of temperature and humidity l Operation Environment Temperature range 10 40 C Charge 10 40 C Discharge Relative humidity range 30 75 RH Pressure 700 1 060 hPa Height range 0 2 000 m l The most optimal recommended rage of temperature and humidity Temperature range 17 23 C Relative humidity range 40 60 RH n For storage and transportation cond...

Page 16: ...cture Littlefuse Model 65TL Voltage 30 A 250 V Battery Charger Manufacture Xinsu Global Model XSG5881000 Input 100 240V 50 60 Hz 1 3 A Output 58 8 VDC 1 0 A Battery Pack Lithium Ion Polymer Manufacture Ecoray Co Ltd Voltage 51 8 VDC Charge Voltage 58 VDC 0 05 VDC Capacity 2600 mAh Size W118 X L172 5 X H59 5 mm User Manual Size W150 X H120 mm Aluminum Carrying Case Shoulder Strap Length 125 mm Alum...

Page 17: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 17 Dimension Unit mm Without accessories Weight About 8 7 kg ...

Page 18: ...ay Unit USER MANUAL 18 Name of Each Part Handle Laser Beam Outlet Operation Panel Hand Switch Connector Main Body Angle Meter Collimator Knob Hand Switch Collimator Mono Jack Measuring Tape Battery Charging Connector ...

Page 19: ... after exposure This red lamp indicates the system problem kV mAs Key Display kV mAs can be set and display APR Store Key It is available for 12 7 APR data memory and save APR data Battery Charging Display This lamp indicates the status of battery charged Main Switch It is battery power ON OFF switch Display Reversal Key To reverse the display of kV and mAs Collimator Lamp Key Turn on the collimat...

Page 20: ... Max kV deviation 5 Max mAs deviation 10 Generator Inverter Drive Mono Block Type Output 90 kV 15 mA Ripple voltage Less than 2 90 kV 15 mA Rising time of kV Less than 21 msec to top voltage Cooling method Oil immersion self cooling Switching frequency 65 kHz Weight About 2 45 kg Collimator with dual laser pointers Measuring Tape Type Double slit type Manually operation LED Lamp 30 sec Max 3 25 VD...

Page 21: ...70 Type Stationary Focal spot 1 2 mm Target angle 19 degrees Target material Tungsten Inherent filtration At least 0 5 mm Al Voltage 90 kV Anode heat storage capacity 10000 J Max anode input cooling rate 110 W Nominal anode input power at 0 1 s DC 1890 W n X ray tube outline dimension ...

Page 22: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 22 n Rating Chart ...

Page 23: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 23 ...

Page 24: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 24 Section 2 Operation ...

Page 25: ...n The diagnostic x ray unit has the technique selection function as follows Manual kV mAs APR Anatomical Programming Radiography 12 or 7 Mode selectable n The parameters chosen by the operator kV mAs kV The operator establishes the value the system chooses automatically the maximum value of mA in order to obtain the maximum radiological result mAs The operator establishes the value the system choo...

Page 26: ...om the unit or to the full extension of the hand switch cord before making exposure 3 Always use the proper field size and technique factors for each procedure to minimize X ray exposure and produce the best diagnostic result 4 Check the digital display carefully before making an exposure verify that the selected technique is the intended technique Pay particular attention to the placement of the ...

Page 27: ...tly Review Implementation of Radiographs in page 30 for reference of procedure of x ray exposure every 1 exposure take the rest of 1 minutes The below chart also uses for x ray tube aging First 3 exposures using technique of 50 kV 5 0 mAs Second 3 exposures using technique of 70 kV 5 0 mAs Third 3 exposures using technique of 80 kV 5 0 mAs 6 Positioning the device at READY position by pressing the...

Page 28: ...de that user want by using mAs UP DOWN key 12 Mode 01 7 Mode 00 4 After choosing the Mode press the Store key during 2 sec for saving the Mode 5 Press the Laser key again for 2 sec and get out from User Mode 6 12 Mode Store Select the one of 1 4 key on the OP Panel and store the irradiation values that user want at each 5 7 key Set the kV value that user want by using kV UP DOWN key and also set t...

Page 29: ...king an exposure press the hand switch half way down During 1 5 seconds after this first press the filament is heated and green lamp READY lights Now depress the hand switch fully down and the exposure is given immediately The duration of the exposure is signaled by the orange lamp X RAY and an audible X ray buzzer sound at the exposure Note 1 The exposure must be made pressing the exposure switch...

Page 30: ... is displayed when the Over Current Protect is detected Reset main switch If proper operation is unavailable replace MAIN BOARD or replace PWR BOARD Err06 It is displayed when the IP FB and EP FB signal is high in the state of exposure Reset main switch If proper operation is unavailable replace MAIN BOARD Err07 It is displayed when the mAs error Reset main switch If proper operation is unavailabl...

Page 31: ...IEW High Contrast ESD Radiograph mGy Mid Contrast ESD Radiograph mGy kV mAs kV mAs NAVICULAR AP 74 1 6 0 10 78 1 25 0 08 LAT 74 1 25 0 08 78 1 0 0 07 P3 74 1 0 0 06 FETLOCK AP 74 1 6 0 10 78 1 25 0 08 LAT 70 1 25 0 08 78 1 0 0 07 KNEE AP FLEX 74 1 6 0 10 78 1 25 0 08 LAT OBI 74 1 25 0 08 78 1 0 0 07 SPLINT BONE LAT 70 1 0 0 05 76 0 8 0 05 HOCK AP HIGH 74 2 0 0 13 78 1 6 0 11 AP LOW 74 1 6 0 10 78 ...

Page 32: ... zone of occupancy designated in accordance with this sub clause shall have a floor area of dimensions not less than 60 cm x 60 cm and a height of not less than 200 cm and wear appropriate lead apron protective device to protect himself from leakage radiation 2 1 3 4 Protective Device mGy h Height above floor 1 70kV with protective device 2 90kV with protective device 3 70kV without protective dev...

Page 33: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 33 Section 3 Service Manual ...

Page 34: ...de U01 Set the mAs to 01 then buzzer sound ON kV mAs Mode U01 Set the mAs to 00 then buzzer sound OFF APR kV mAs Select the 12 or 7 mode of APR mode Mode U02 Set the mAs to 01 then APR 12 Mode kV mAs Mode U02 Set the mAs to 00 then APR 7 Mode Laser Point kV mAs When usually irradiates X ray Laser pointer and Collimator lamp are turned on together at the Ready state Press the hand switch until firs...

Page 35: ...he time by unit of 1 min from 1 to 10 kV mAs Mode U05 Set the mAs to 00 then exit Sleep Mode Power Off kV mAs This is a function that automatically shuts off for conserve the power if the operating of equipment is not work above the setting time Mode U06 Set the mAs to 05 then user can choose the time by unit of 5 min from 10 to 30 kV mAs Mode U06 Set the mAs to 00 then exit Power Off Mode X Ray C...

Page 36: ...quipment and turn on again while pressing the 1 4 key together on the OP panel 2 Select the Mode by kV key UP DOWN 3 After selecting the Mode adjust the deviation values by mAs key UP DOWN 4 If calibration is finished press APR Store key for 2 second for storing new calibrated values 5 Turn off the equipment and turn on again 6 Use the equipment Section Setting Function Description kV kV mAs Mode ...

Page 37: ...e or APR Mode will be initialized if you press the APR Store Key for 2 second after choosing S03 or S04 by kV control key UP DOWN Section Setting Function Description User Mode kV mAs S03 Mode initializes all the values of User Mode The initialized setting is like below Buzzer ON APR 12 Mode Laser Collimator Lamp ON Sleep Time 5min Power Off Time 15min APR Mode kV mAs S04 Mode initializes all the ...

Page 38: ...nit Stand Fixing 1 When installing diagnostic x ray unit to the Stand insert captive bolt 8 mm through middle hole 8 5 mm as below picture and make it stable by tighten the bolt 2 Before purchasing the Stand check the size of captive bolt is 8 mm Fixed Form ...

Page 39: ... Turn over the equipment and loosen the four bolts by using a regular screw driver like A Then separate the bottom cover At this procedure please be careful not to damage the collimator knob A 3 The bottom side of the existing battery pack has the four holes like B Loosen the four bolts fixed by a long regular screwdriver Be careful not to lose the bolts in course B ...

Page 40: ...a new battery pack Afterwards fix the battery pack tightly with the bolts in the reverse C J1 Warning Whenever installing a new battery pack after separating the existing device the C connector must be removed from connector housing of J1 in advance In case of installation the battery pack without removing the C connector from the connector housing J1 it is able to damage the equipment by causing ...

Page 41: ...ted please replace fuse according to the followings 1 Separate the bottom cover like the procedure 2 Page 39 2 After removing the C connector from the connector housing J1 and remove faulty ceramic fuse 30A 250V located in the bottom of the battery pack marked as F1 Replace new ceramic fuse and assemble the C the connector at the connector housing J1 3 After replacing a new ceramic fuse Assemble t...

Page 42: ...ed by D 3 Loosen the eight bolts fixed on the both left and right of the upper and bottom cases by a regular screwdriver 4 Separate the both upper and bottom cases from the equipment In case of separating the upper case gather collimator knob to the middle like the below photo And Separate the case by lifting only the right side in condition of laying the case towards the left Never lift the upper...

Page 43: ...te pen on the collimator side located just above the right end side of the existing LED lamp heat sink like the below photo The drawn line indicates the position of the heat sink of a install planned new LED lamp In case of not making the line it is able to cause the deviation between the light of LED lamp and X ray field When installing the Heat Sink equipped with a new LED lamp assemble the heat...

Page 44: ...the two bolts fixing the bracket by a regular screwdriver 8 After separating the existing LED lamp heat sink from the bracket separate the damaged LED lamp from the heat sink by a regular screwdriver The correct re assembly is like the right photo below 9 After installing a new LED Lamp to the Heat Sink of the existing LED Lamp re assemble in the reverse order of the procedure 2 7 ...

Page 45: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 45 Section 4 Schematics ...

Page 46: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 46 Block Diagram ...

Page 47: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 47 Power Driver Board ...

Page 48: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 48 Main Board CPU ...

Page 49: ...Diagnostic X ray Unit USER MANUAL 49 Main Board EP_IP FB ...

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