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CR-IR346RU 

Service Manual (PMS_01.1) IN - 22

010-051-00
10.10.2000 FM2887 (1)

IN - 22

6.

Setting the CPU12A Board

The DIP switches on the CPU12A board should be set only when the cassette type is to be
changed or when the barcode reader availability setting is to be changed.

 CAUTION

Before handling the board, wear the wristband. Inch cassettes require a HW change.

(1) Remove the lower light protect plate.

 Lower light protect plate

 [Remove] T4x6 (x4)

FR6H7658.EPS

010-051-00
10.10.2000 FM2887 (2)

Summary of Contents for CR-IR346RU

Page 1: ...CR IR346RU Service Manual Installation IN Philips Medical Systems 01 1 ...

Page 2: ...oard IN 22 7 Connecting the Cables IN 24 7 1 Connecting the Power Cable and Checking Resistance Value IN 24 7 2 Connecting the Interface Cable IN 25 7 2 1 Direct Connection of the CL RU IN 26 7 2 2 Network Connection IN 27 8 Installing the Cover IN 28 9 CL Installation Procedures IN 28 10 Final Placement IN 29 10 1 Securing the Machine with the Adjustable Feet IN 29 10 2 Securing the Machine with ...

Page 3: ...anual IN 1 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 IN 1 Control Sheet Revision number Reason Pages affected Issue date 10 10 2000 00 New release FM2887 All pages 08 30 2001 01 Support for software version A05 FM3058 IN 5 6 12 14 17 19 21 1 21 2 23 24 29 31 35 38 ...

Page 4: ...Dimensions W550 x D515 x H1065 mm FR6H7645 EPS 515 1065 Unit mm 550 Weight 155 kg approx Means for Moving and Fixing the Machine Moving Double wheel caster variable direction no brake x4 Fixing Adjustable foot x4 Machine retainer x2 Table x1 optional Table x1 and table retainer x2 optional 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 2 ...

Page 5: ...red so that the distance from its front to the wall is 1 000 mm or greater and there is enough room to allow the machine to rotate 800 1 000 Space required for servicing Space required for rotation 800 800 FR6H7004 EPS 1 000 Minimum space for installation Make sure that servicing space is secured Minimum space for table full option installation 1 000 Make sure that servicing space is secured Unit ...

Page 6: ...emporary Placement 3 5 Checking the Items Supplied 4 1 Removing the Machine Wrapping Packing Materials 4 2 Removing the Light Protect Plates 5 Installing the Options 5 1 Assembling the Table 4 3 Repositioning the Retaining Members 6 Setting the CPU12A Board 7 Connecting the Cables 7 1 Connecting the Power Cable and Checking Resistance Value 7 2 Connecting the Interface Cable 010 051 00 10 10 2000 ...

Page 7: ...sette Handling Precaution Label FR6H7005 EPS END 10 Final Placement 11 Powering ON the CL RU 12 Image Conveyance Checks 13 Powering OFF the CL RU 12 1 Conveyance Checks 12 2 Image Checks 10 1 Securing the Machine with the Adjustable Feet 10 2 Securing the Machine with the Retainers 10 3 Securing the Table and Machine Together 10 4 Securing the Machine with the Retainers and Table 010 051 01 08 30 ...

Page 8: ...irements Avoid the following installation sites Places where the temperature changes drastically Places near heat sources such as heaters Places where water leakage or equipment submersion may occur Places where corrosive gas may be generated Dusty places Places where the machine is subject to constant or excessive vibration or shock Places that are exposed to direct sunlight Handling Precautions ...

Page 9: ...SICHT 2 Remove Slope 3 2 Unloading CAUTION When unloading or transferring the machine use care not to incline the machine Because the machine is not fixed to the carrier pallet the machine may topple down NOTE Before unloading the machine secure a proper machine transfer route 1 Move down the machine together with the carrier pallet from the load carrying platform of the truck 2 Remove the machine...

Page 10: ...ason allow the machine to stand under its packaged condition for sufficient time before unpacking it If the machine is unpacked immediately after it is carried into the room moisture condensation may occur on the machine 3 Remove the vinyl cover FR6H7652 EPS Carrier pallet Remove Vinyl cover Machine ...

Page 11: ...ned the machine retaining base is lowered so that the machine rests down on the carrier pallet Machine Carrier pallet Machine retaining base Nut FR6H7602 EPS 2 Remove Machine retaining corrugated board 1 Remove Displacement prevention member FRONT Carrier pallet Machine retaining base 3 Remove Na10 x4 5 Attach the displacement prevention member Slope Fitting Slope 2 Shift Fitting Displacement prev...

Page 12: ...Service Manual IN 10 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 10 6 Slide the position of the fitting of the slope REFERENCE The slope may be attached only to the front side of the machine FR6H7606 EPS Attach Slope FRONT ...

Page 13: ...er limit 7 Lower the machine from the carrier pallet Carrier pallet Slope FR6H7605 EPS FRONT 3 3 Transfer CAUTIONS When transferring the machine by use of its casters raise the adjustable feet of the machine all the way up to their upper limit When bringing the machine into the installation place support it so that it will not topple down When the machine should be moved over some step or bump mov...

Page 14: ...e machine FR6H7006 EPS Space required for installation Rear 800 Front 1 000 Unit mm Space required for rotation 800 800 800 800 Machine REFERENCE When there is enough space 800 mm around the machine to allow the machine to rotate installation procedures may be performed only if 1 000 mm or greater in space is secured on one side of the machine 2 Secure the machine with the adjustable feet in place...

Page 15: ...U For backup Installed prior to shipment 1 Warranty Sheet 1 One set Inch metric label Specifications for use in Japan Ferrite bead E04SR301334 1 CL RU connection cable Used only for direct connection without hub Category 5 cable cross UTP type 1 95 m 1 RU power cable 100 120V 1 Accessories Instruction Manual 1 TR6H7010 EPS Check Item Qty Remarks Label One set RU exposure marker caution label 1 1 F...

Page 16: ...EPS Retainer For retaining the machine 1 Check Item Qty Remarks Optional Items TR6H7011 EPS For retaining the machine Retainer 1 RU power cable 100 120 V U S Canada etc 200 230 V Germany France Spain Sweden etc 240 V U K 1 Specifications for use outside Japan Check Item Qty Remarks 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 ...

Page 17: ...000 FM2887 1 IN 15 4 Installation Procedures 4 1 Removing the Machine Wrapping Packing Materials 1 Remove the packing materials 3 Remove Tape FR6H7607 EPS 2 Remove Retaining member 1 Remove Tape 6 Remove Tape 5 Remove Tape 4 Remove Tape x2 front cover ...

Page 18: ...ervice Manual IN 16 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 16 4 2 Removing the Light Protect Plates 1 Remove the light protect plates Upper light protect plate Remove T4x6 x6 FR6H7657 EPS 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 2 ...

Page 19: ...R6H7609 EPS Reposition Retaining member Reposition Retaining member 1 Remove Secure BR4x10 x3 2 Remove BR4x10 3 Loosen BR4x10 5 Secure BR4x10 x2 4 Reposition Retaining member Retaining member REFERENCE One screw for each of the right and left retaining members removed at step 2 should be used at step 5 2 Attach the upper light protect plate 4 2 Removing the Light Protect Plates 010 051 01 08 30 20...

Page 20: ...os 12 and 15 are used for installation with the table 10 3 Securing the Table and Machine Together Those shown in illustration Nos 12 17 are used for table installation 10 4 Securing the Machine with the Retainers and Table Parts used to assemble the table FR6H7701 EPS 2 Pillar right 3 Rear pipe 4 Top plate 5 Shelf 6 Bracket 7 T6x35 x8 8 T6x12 x4 9 T4x6 x4 1 Pillar left 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM305...

Page 21: ...00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 19 Parts used to secure the machine FR6H7710 EPS 12 Bracket 13 Retainer x2 14 Na12 x4 15 T6x12 x2 16 Bolt 12x20 x4 W12 x4 17 Bolt 10x20 x4 11 Cover x10 FR6H7748 EPS 10 Shock absorbing material x2 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 ...

Page 22: ...al PMS _01 1 IN 20 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 20 Assembly Procedures 1 Attach the rear pipe 2 Attach the top plate Rear pipe Secure T6x35 x8 Pillar right Pillar left FR6H7717 EPS Top plate Secure T6x12 x4 FR6H7718 EPS ...

Page 23: ...CR IR346RU Service Manual PMS_0 1 IN 21 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 21 3 Attach the bracket 4 Attach the shelf Bracket Secure T4x6 x4 FR6H7719 EPS FR6H7720 EPS Attach Shelf Shelf ...

Page 24: ... 1 IN 21 1 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 IN 21 1 6 Attach the shock absorbing materials 6 Attach the covers 10mm Shock absorbing material Pillar left 10mm Pillar right FR6H7749 EPS Shock absorbing material FR6H7750 EPS Insert Cover x10 ...

Page 25: ...CR IR346RU Service Manual IN 21 2 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 IN 21 2 BLANK PAGE ...

Page 26: ...ard should be set only when the cassette type is to be changed or when the barcode reader availability setting is to be changed CAUTION Before handling the board wear the wristband Inch cassettes require a HW change 1 Remove the lower light protect plate Lower light protect plate Remove T4x6 x4 FR6H7658 EPS 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 2 ...

Page 27: ...fixed OFF fixed 1 Service terminal connection enable disable 2 For design analysis 3 Cassette type selection Metric INCH 4 Barcode reader availability selection With BCR Without BCR 5 For design analysis 6 Not used 7 Not used 8 For design analysis FR6H7659 EPS S1 settings Description Remote Local Interlink with CL S2 settings Default factory preset Local fixed Default 2 Set the DIP switches as app...

Page 28: ... is unplugged from the outlet 1 Connect the power cable 2 Place the breaker switch in the ON position 3 Measure the resistance value FR6H7638 EPS Connect Power cable CHECK ON 2 1 Breaker switch FR6H7007 EPS L N For use in Japan and the US For use in Europe For use in the UK etc E N L E N L E Terminal L N L E Resistance value 100 k Ω N E Reference value 4 Place the breaker switch in the OFF positio...

Page 29: ... compatible with this machine is an IEC950 UL1950 listed cable only NOTES Either the UTP type or STP type of the I F cable may be connected to the CR IR346RU However even when the I F cable is of shielded type STP type a ferrite bead should be attached to it Make sure that 50 to 80 mm of the cable protrudes from the ferrite bead on the side you will install into the RU 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058...

Page 30: ... I F cable To do so wrap the cable once completely around the ferrite bead and tie the cable and its loop together FR6H7725 EPS Ferrite bead I F cable connector I F cable 1 Attach Ferrite bead 2 Secure Cable tie I F cable 50 80mm FR6H7810 EPS 2 Connect the I F cable to the I F cable connector of the RU REFERENCE The I F cable should be connected with its ferrite bead end on the RU side 010 051 01 ...

Page 31: ... bead 2 Secure Cable tie I F cable 50 80mm FR6H7810 EPS 7 2 2 Network Connection NOTE For the I F cable used for network connection a straight cable should be used 1 Attach a ferrite bead to the I F cable To do so tie the cable and its loop together 2 Connect the I F cable to the I F cable connector of the RU REFERENCE The I F cable should be connected with its ferrite bead end on the RU side 010 ...

Page 32: ...10 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 28 8 Installing the Cover 1 Install the front cover Install Front cover FR6H7801 EPS 9 CL Installation Procedures 1 Perform the installation procedures of the other system components 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 ...

Page 33: ...h the retainers and table 10 1 Securing the Machine with the Adjustable Feet 1 Install the four adjustable feet down onto the floor NOTES When securing the adjustable feet pay attention to the following points The four adjustable feet should be evenly loaded However if there is too little space on the right and left sides in the machine installa tion place to secure the adjustable feet on the rear...

Page 34: ...ts temporarily install the machine and retainers in place and then mark the locations At that time adjust the height of the adjustable foot so that the positional relationship between the retainer and the adjustable foot nut and spacer is as shown below Nut Spacer Adjustable foot FR6H7600 EPS Retainer 1 Determine the locations for embedding the anchor nuts Machine Marking location x4 614 mm refere...

Page 35: ...ustable feet should be evenly loaded However if there is too little space on the right and left sides in the machine installa tion place to secure the adjustable feet on the rear side the two adjustable feet on the front side should be secured in place In this case the two adjustable feet and two casters should be evenly loaded When the adjustable feet are secured the casters should be detached fr...

Page 36: ... be secured in place In this case the two adjustable feet and two casters should be evenly loaded When the adjustable feet are secured the casters should be detached from the floor After securing the bracket make sure that the bracket does not interfere with the machine If they interfere with each other adjust the position of the machine as appropriate 1 Secure the machine to the table FR6H7617 EP...

Page 37: ...ce FR6H7610 EPS Table Remove Adjustable foot x4 FR6H7611 EPS Table Retainer Secure Bolt 10x20 x4 1 Attach the retainers to the table NOTE Before drilling holes for embedding the anchor nuts wear protective goggles REFERENCE When determining the locations for embedding the anchor nuts perform temporary installation with the retainers attached to the table and then mark the locations 010 051 01 08 3...

Page 38: ...reference value Unit mm 52mm 18φ FR6H7723 EPS Anchor nut Na12 1 Attach 3 Remove Bolt 12x20 x4 W12 x4 2 Embed Anchor nut FR6H7615 EPS Table Secure Bolt 12x20 x4 2 Determine the locations for embedding the anchor nuts 3 Drill holes for embedding the anchor nuts and then embed the anchor nuts 4 Secure the table in place 010 051 01 08 30 2001 FM3058 ...

Page 39: ...machine installa tion place to secure the adjustable feet on the rear side the two adjustable feet on the front side should be secured in place In this case the two adjustable feet and two casters should be evenly loaded When the adjustable feet are secured the casters should be detached from the floor After securing the bracket make sure that the bracket does not interfere with the machine If the...

Page 40: ...e Manual PMS 01 1 IN 36 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 36 11 Powering ON the CL RU 1 Power ON either the Console or the Preview Unit User Terminal and Easy Vision 2 Power ON the RU ON FR6H7747 EPS CL FR6H7746 EPS ON ...

Page 41: ...he IP to be used does not contain any important image data exposed 1 Subject the IP to be used to primary erasure RU Instruction Manual 2 4 When Only Image Erasure is to be Performed Primary Erasure 2 Place a steel rule 150mm on the cassette and expose it at 1 mR REFERENCE If the IP cannot be exposed at 1 mR it should be exposed at a level equivalent to 1 mR with reference to the following exposur...

Page 42: ...of the RU is operating normally RU Instruction Manual 2 Operating Procedures CHECKS There should be no offensive noise or odor There should be no IP jam The IP should be free from any scratch or damage after reading If anything abnormal is found see Troubleshooting Volume 12 2 Image Checks 1 Verify that there is no unusual nonuniformity found on the output film and on the image displayed on the im...

Page 43: ...0 2000 FM2887 1 IN 39 13 Powering OFF the CL RU 1 Shut down the system of the CL 2 Power OFF the RU FR6H7656 EPS OFF 14 Cleaning the CL RU 1 Clean the monitor and covers of the CL with a dry cloth 2 Clean the covers of the RU with a moistened cloth ...

Page 44: ...ution label consult with the user regarding the following points Check to see whether the label is to be attached or not Location where the label is to be attached 1 Attach the cassette handling precaution label above the cassette size indication MAKE SURE TO REMOVE ALL EXPOSURE MARKERS USED AT THE TIME OF EXPOSURE BEFORE INSERTING THE CASSETTE Attach Label FR6H7644 EPS ...

Page 45: ...CR IR346RU Service Manual IN 41 010 051 00 10 10 2000 FM2887 1 IN 41 BLANK PAGE ...

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