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MT-6

DR-ID 1300 / DR-ID 1300PU

Service Manual

018-234-06E

RMV board error (RMV65A board)

If the RMV board connectors are not inserted correctly or the RMV board cables are

disconnected, the following errors appear.

Connector

Error display

Probable cause

RMV1

No error

The RMV65A power does not turn on.

RMV2

No error

Does not recognize the battery.

Does not recognize the memory switch and the sleep

recovery switch.

RMV3

11112 error

POW board

RMV4

No error

Wired communication is invalid.

RMV5

RMV6

11244 error

H/W error

RMV7

RMV8

11112 error

GLG board

RMV9

11244 error

SD card error

RMV10 No error

RMV11 11112 error

LED

RMV12 11112 error,

MCU error

LED does not appear.

RMV13 No error

MCU JTAG

RMV14 No error

RMV15 No error

Debug serial report

RMV16 No error

Does not recognize returning of the IP address.

Does not recognize the wired cable connection. Wireless

communication is valid.

RMV17 No error

PPC JTAG

RMV18 No error

FPGA JTAG

RMV19 11112 error

Connector (ABB2_CNCHK_2)

RMV20 11112 error

Connector (ABA1_CNCHK_2)

RMV21 11112 error

Connector (ABA1_CNCHK_1)

RMV22 11112 error

Connector (BB2_CNCHK_1)

RMV23 11112 error

Gate IC error

RMV24 11112 error

Gate IC error

RMV25 11112 error

Thermistor error

RMV27 11112 error

Long panel

RMV28 11112 error

Long panel

Summary of Contents for DR-ID 1300

Page 1: ...ion FDR is a trademark or a registered trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted Copyright 2016 2020 FUJIFILM Corporation All rights reserved The relati...

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Page 3: ...this manual contains confidential information of FUJIFILM Corporation such as the internal structure of the product appropriate measures should be taken to prevent illegal or inappropriate disclosure...

Page 4: ...some cases Indication of Refer To The mark is used to indicate the chapter or section you should refer to Its format is as indicated below MC 1 _Precautions for Check Replacement and Adjustment Notat...

Page 5: ...en inspected and calibrated proper performance of the machine could not be guaranteed Servicing instruments and tools that require inspection calibration are as listed below The inspection calibration...

Page 6: ...e MP Power Cable 4 1 5 2 Cautions on the X Ray Shot Cable 4 1 6 Cautions on the Table Tap and Extension Cord 4 1 7 Safety and Other Symbols 5 1 7 1 Japan 5 1 7 2 Outside Japan 5 1 8 Precautions on the...

Page 7: ...tal Conditions 10 5 1 DR ID 1300PU 10 5 2 DR ID 300CL Computer 10 5 3 Monitor 10 6 Electrical Specifications 11 6 1 DR ID 1300PU 11 6 2 DR ID 300CL Computer 12 6 3 Monitor 12 7 Other Specifications 13...

Page 8: ...al Configuration of the DR ID 1300PU and Names MD 3 1 3 1 External View and Functions MD 3 1 3 2 Electric parts MD 4 1 3 3 I O Parts Information MD 5 1 3 4 Board Related Information MD 6 2 Block Diagr...

Page 9: ...Log MT 3 1 3 1 11112 Error MT 4 2 Error Code Table MT 7 3 Troubleshooting Based on LED Indication MT 19 4 Analysis of Abnormal Images MT 20 4 1 Analyzing Moir MT 20 4 2 Writing out the image data MT...

Page 10: ...17 3 SE Flat Panel Sensor MC 19 3 1 SE 1305SE MC 20 3 1 1 SE Rear Cover MC 20 3 1 2 POW65A Board MC 21 3 1 3 RMV65A Board MC 23 3 1 4 LED65B Board MC 26 3 1 5 LED65C Board MC 26 3 1 6 COC65A Board MC...

Page 11: ...s Excess Area Display MU1 51 1 4 11 Dual Panel Point Defect Specifications Excess Area Display MU1 52 1 5 NETWORK SETTING MU1 53 1 5 1 Local Network MU1 54 1 6 CHECK DEVICE STATE MU1 59 1 6 1 Check Ve...

Page 12: ...re Setting MU2 25 2 8 SE LED Color Setting MU2 25 3 Version Check MU2 26 3 1 MC Version MU2 27 3 2 MP Version MU2 27 3 2 1 MP1 Version Check MU2 28 3 2 2 MP2 Version Check MU2 28 3 3 SE Version MU2 29...

Page 13: ...4E 1 10 EDIT HISTORY MU2 55 1 11 EDIT CONFIGURATION MU2 56 1 12 EDIT CL NAME MU2 67 1 13 BACKUP MU2 68 1 14 RESTORE MU2 70 1 15 I O TRACE EXPERT MU2 71 1 16 ERROR DB MU2 72 1 17 UNINSTALL ALL RUs MU2...

Page 14: ...SE SP 4 03 Options Circuit Parts SP 5 04 CABLE SP 6 05 Tools SP 7 06A CIRCUIT DIAGRAM MP SP 8 06B CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SE For Japan IEC 60601 1 Ed2 SP 9 06C CIRCUIT DIAGRAM SE SP 11 07 PARTS NOS SEARCH TA...

Page 15: ...ation of Age PM 1 1 3 Preventive Maintenance Program List PM 2 2 Checking the Error Log PM 3 3 Checking for Image Problems PM 4 4 Inspecting the Fan MP PM 5 5 Inspecting the Filter MP PM 6 6 Replacing...

Page 16: ...0 14 0 14 Installation IN DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E Installation IN How to Read the Installation Manual IN 1...

Page 17: ...ng the X Ray Shot Cable IN1 14 6 5 1 Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Steady Grid Type IN1 14 6 5 2 Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Bucky Contact Type IN1 20 6 5 3 Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Bucky...

Page 18: ...N1 78 11 3 Checking the Calibration Results IN1 80 12 Marker Calibration IN1 81 13 Checking for Image Problems IN1 86 13 1 Checking for Irregularities Density Problems White Blank Portion and Sensitiv...

Page 19: ...Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Steady Grid Type IN2 14 6 5 2 Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Bucky Contact Type IN2 20 6 5 3 Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Bucky AC Type IN2 27 6 6 Binding and Check...

Page 20: ...ve Status IN2 74 10 14 Changing the IP Address of the SE MP MC IN2 75 11 Image Calibration IN2 76 11 1 Offset Calibration IN2 77 11 2 Gain Calibration IN2 78 11 3 Checking the Calibration Results IN2...

Page 21: ...caution before using the DR ID 1300 Appx IN4 1 Appendix 5 Defect Calibration and Lag Calibration Appx IN5 1 Appendix 5 1 DR Maintenance Software Appx IN5 2 Appendix 5 1 1 Defect Calibration Appx IN5 2...

Page 22: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 0 20 0 20 Performance Check PC 018 234 04E Performance Check PC DR ID 1300 Performance Check List PC 1...

Page 23: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 0 21 0 21 Performance Check PC 018 234 04E BLANK PAGE...

Page 24: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 0 22 0 22 Performance Check PC 018 234 04E BLANK PAGE...

Page 25: ...1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revision for MC V15 FM9473 12 03 31 2020 06 Re...

Page 26: ...es are restored to states existing upon installation After the parts and retaining screws are restored to the above mentioned states follow the procedures set forth in this Service Manual to verify th...

Page 27: ...nated by infected blood or other bodily fluids Comply with safety information on protection against infectious diseases when servicing the machine Do not touch blood or other biological fluids If not...

Page 28: ...s from the patient s body and 2 5 m in height during the medical practice It excludes the space traveled by the patient to reach the medically used room For bed type machine 2 5 m 2 5 m 2 5 m 2 5 m 60...

Page 29: ...X Ray Shot Cable Measure the voltage between the cables connecting to the RDY1 RDY1 and the RDY2 RDY2 terminals in all techniques before connecting the X ray shot cable to the terminal block of the AC...

Page 30: ...tion consult ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS 600_020028 ai OFF To indicate disconnection from the mains at least for mains switches or their positions and all those cases where safety is involved 600_020029 ai...

Page 31: ...ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E 1 8 Precautions on the MP Installation The surface temperature of the MP will be raised only when the MP is malfunctioning Install the MP in an area that is locat...

Page 32: ...Labels and Caution Labels 2 1 1 SE n 1305SE 1300_020001 ai A B C C l Japan A SE identification label 1300_020002 ai B Panel ID label 1300_020024 ai C Protective earth ground Label 600_020041 ai l Outs...

Page 33: ...e 1200_020010 ai A C B l Japan A PU pharmaceutical certification label 1300_020003 ai B PU rating indication label 1300_020004 ai C Stand bracket identification label 1300_020015 ai l Outside Japan A...

Page 34: ...Caution label 600_020016 ai F Caution label 600_020080 ai REFERENCE The power cables which can be connected with the MP depend on the installation site Japan Use supplied power cables Do not use other...

Page 35: ...before connecting the X ray shot cable to the terminal block of the AC bucky relay unit Check to make sure that the measured voltage conforms to the coil voltages 100 110 VAC 110 120 VAC 200 220 VAC...

Page 36: ...ective ground mark engraved mark 600_020041 ai J Caution label 600_020080 ai n Retaining Bracket for MP 1300_020016 ai K K Retaining bracket for MP identification label 1300_020017 ai n SE Cable 1300_...

Page 37: ...ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E n PU Power Cable Caution Label USA Only Power Cable Caution Label Only Hospital Grade Power Cable for U S A 600_020018 ai 2 1 3 MC n MC system label 12...

Page 38: ...ds The following I F cables for connecting the X ray generator with the machine need be connected to the external connection terminal of the X ray generator X CON connection serial cable exposure cond...

Page 39: ...to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving device Increase the separation between the equipment Connect the equipment into an outle...

Page 40: ...nfiguration in which it will be used Basic performance of the equipment and the system Image data are acquired from the DR ID 1300PU and are saved in and displayed on the DR ID 300CL Guidance and manu...

Page 41: ...level Guidance and manufacturer s declaration electromagnetic immunity The DR ID 1300PU is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The customer or the user of the DR ID 130...

Page 42: ...nt Rated maximum output power of transmitter W Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 1 2 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 2 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 3 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23...

Page 43: ...andards that is the IEC60950 1 for a data processor and the IEC60601 1 or JIS T 0601 1 for medical equipment Furthermore all configurations shall comply with the system standard IEC 60601 1 1 or JIS T...

Page 44: ...Safety Precaution 19 Safety Precaution 19 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E BLANK PAGE...

Page 45: ...1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revision for MC V15 FM9473 1 11 13 03 31 2020 0...

Page 46: ...7 x 17 inch 3 reams Outside Japan DR ID 1305 SE E 1 Scintillator material n Power Supply Unit MP Model Type Destination Product abbreviation Remarks DR ID 1300 MP Japan DR ID 1300 MP MP Falling Preven...

Page 47: ...an DR1300 SE CBL 10M Outside Japan DR1300 SE CBL 10M E 20m Japan DR1300 SE CBL 20M Outside Japan DR1300 SE CBL 20M E 1 2 2 For both DR ID 1200 and DR ID 1300 n Options for the Power Supply Unit MP Nam...

Page 48: ...Japan DR600 9S CBL 5M Outside Japan DR600 9S CBL 5M E 9 core 15m Japan DR600 9S CBL 15M Outside Japan DR600 9S CBL 15M E MP MIKASA X Ray shot cable Japan DR600 MIKASA MP CBL For connection to an X ray...

Page 49: ...BOX MP CBL 15M E I F box cable Used to connect between the I F box and the X ray equipment 110 3 wire Japan DR600 I F BOX CBL 110 3 Used together with the I F box Refer to the DB provided by FUJIFILM...

Page 50: ...volution high tube voltage large tube current as the irradiation conditions The difference between the numbers of revolutions can be determined by the difference between the setup times high speed rev...

Page 51: ...avity 2 1 DR ID 1300PU n SE l 1305SE Dimensions W567 4 x D1339 8 x H50 mm Weight Approx 19 5 kg u NOTE u Specifications dimensions and weight are subject to change without notice due to continual impr...

Page 52: ...customer or the patient such as the floor or the passage it might cause injury of the customer or the patient as she he might stumble or tumble u NOTE u When installing the MP be sure to use the brack...

Page 53: ...00 or more 100 or more 1200_030007E ai Unit mm 136 6 385 8 l Horizontal setting 100 or more 1200_030008E ai Unit mm 0 or more 0 or more 375 2 u NOTE u When installing the MP horizontally install the M...

Page 54: ...Fixing the Machine n Moving Not specified n Fixing For placing on the floor not fixed REFERENCE For the DR ID 1300MP the bracket for anchoring is specified as an optional item Refer to the following f...

Page 55: ...e 30 C 50 C Humidity 10 90 RH without moisture condensation Atmospheric pressure 700 1060 hPa n Floor Machine Surface Vibration 10 to 55 Hz in frequency and 0 0075 mm or less in amplitude n Installati...

Page 56: ...Straight cable l Network HUB A 1000Base T compliant HUB should be used n PU Power Cable l Japan Use the supplied cable l USA Wire diameter 18 AWG or more Rated voltage 125 VAC or higher Rated current...

Page 57: ...uct Specifications 12 Product Specification 12 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E 6 2 DR ID 300CL Computer See the DR ID 300CL Service Manual 6 3 Monitor See the DR ID 300CL Service Ma...

Page 58: ...nual n Performance l Image display Preview display time sequential display for the first image Image reading for 49 x 17 inch size 9 seconds Time until the confirmation of the long cassette and still...

Page 59: ...nents The only recommended grid is a long length grid for a long panel made by Mitaya Manufacturing Co Ltd You cannot combine this grid with a short grid The specification of recommended long length g...

Page 60: ...and purchase the lattices which comply with the following specifications The distributors are responsible for the quality of the lattice they select and their connectivity to the DR ID 1300 system Lat...

Page 61: ...on the top place of the exposure stand with the center of this top plate taken as the exposure center If the exposure stand is equipped with the external cover provide a fixed guide within the exposur...

Page 62: ...A trace of water damage or liquid contamination is observed 11 1 2 Action When the Failure Is Attributed to the Customer The machine is repaired primary repair by the sales company referring to the tr...

Page 63: ...ed Cable connection is checked or the board is replaced as needed The manufacturer FUJIFILM bears the cost of the primary repair during the charge free guarantee period Request via the PRS Parts Reque...

Page 64: ...um batteries needs sufficient attention since chemically active lithium metal and combustible materials such as organic electrolyte are used l MP Remove the board MPC54B board on which the lithium bat...

Page 65: ...Manual 018 234 04E DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revision for MC V15 F...

Page 66: ...btained In addition the noise reduction circuit enhances the sensitivity and sharpness in low density areas After an X ray irradiation process is completed the image appears on the monitor of the imag...

Page 67: ...P DR ID 1305SE DR ID 1305SE n In case of the configuration connecting between the DR ID 1305SE and DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE DR ID 1300 1300_100012 ai Hospital Network Ceiling suspended X ray...

Page 68: ...gnal and exposure conditions exposure performance data and transmits the information to the MC Supplies power 24 V to the SE The power cable is shipped together with the machine from the factory to de...

Page 69: ...tion completion the temperature in the panel is monitored by Thermistor Control of wired communication with the panel outside Control of each board in the panel based on requests from the MC battery m...

Page 70: ...tion n MP 1200_100013 ai MP B DETAIL A A C A No Name Symbol Type Description A Power circuit breaker 200 VAC Power supply circuit breaker switch Handle mark 600_100009 ai B MP cooling fan FAN1 24 VDC...

Page 71: ...c Electric Works C DC relay Part No AHN12205 Panasonic Electric Works D MPX54A board Connection board with the X ray equipment Transmits X ray exposure conditions and the shot signal to the X ray equi...

Page 72: ...rol BOX MP board C I F BOX Inlet 24V 10 20 LAN 24V power 10 20 LAN 24V power RS232C cable I F BOX cable AC 100V Power supply RJ45 RJ45 LAN cable UTP IE X ray room IEC 60601 environment Outside the X r...

Page 73: ...TD65A rear FFC Control PDV POW4 POW1 POW1 POW1 RMV11 RMV4 RMV4 RMV4 RMV27 RMV28 RMV27 RMV28 RMV27 RMV28 POW4 POW4 D sub 9pin 1 2 3 D sub 9pin Top Bottom to 3 side LED board Control Control Control Con...

Page 74: ...ower 24V 24V 12V 24V Detect the FAN rotation 74HCT240 EN controller Panel 2_detecting the 12 V fuse meltdown Panel 1_detecting the 12 V fuse meltdown Detecting the MPC MPX connector unconnected Detect...

Page 75: ...tive Area An effective area of an image extends over 1234 2 mm x 424 8 mm 8 228 x 2 832 pixels 1300_100008E ai 424 8mm 2832Pixel 1234 2mm 8228Pixel Center of the image area SE 3 2 Center of the Image...

Page 76: ...n Service engineer executes from the RU PC TOOL Automatic execution Service engineer executes from the RU PC TOOL Necessity of exposure Not necessary Not necessary Necessary Not necessary Necessary Im...

Page 77: ...Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revision for MC V15 FM9473 18 to 23 12 28 2017 05 Revision for MC V16 2 FM9490 6 9 10 03 31 2020 06 Revision for MC V17 2...

Page 78: ...Start the RU PC TOOL Back Up the ERROR LOG Start the ERROR DB to view the error log START END n Purpose of Making a Backup of the Error Log An error log is added to the file whenever an error occurs d...

Page 79: ...xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx A B Error code that occurred first Start the analysis from this error code Error DB window 1 2 How to View Error Code An error code is expressed as a 5 digit number starting w...

Page 80: ...RU PC TOOL or error codes appearing when an error occurs in carrying out utilities store the log of various kinds of detail error information in response to the situations of the error You can narrow...

Page 81: ...or earlier Upgrade the MC to version V16 3 or later and also upgrade the SE accordingly For V16 3 or later If it occurs via a timing other than READY it is probably being generated by static electrici...

Page 82: ...0x01000000 Thermistor error Restart There is a high probability that this is occurring due to static electricity etc If this occurs frequently then an on site investigation which includes the facilit...

Page 83: ...MV8 11112 error GLG board RMV9 11244 error SD card error RMV10 No error RMV11 11112 error LED RMV12 11112 error MCU error LED does not appear RMV13 No error MCU JTAG RMV14 No error RMV15 No error Debu...

Page 84: ...rest and the temperature when the error is detected on the error log This temperature is an estimate since it fluctuates depending on the SE type and the external temperatures Check the temperature an...

Page 85: ...iguration error During bootup The following mismatches are found when the config is checked during startup of the MC Emergency mode ON Long time accumulation ON AutoDetect OFF Long time accumulation O...

Page 86: ...ence You can know which fan stops on the error log Check the MP cooling fan P FAN 11210 FPD low temperature warning During bootup routine processing A low temperature Approx 10 C or lower in the FPD i...

Page 87: ...temperature error SE board ambient temperature During bootup routine processing The board ambient temperature lowers to the banning of use level Approx 10 C or lower Reference This temperature is an...

Page 88: ...ation requirement for the SE is NG This might occur if X rays were irradiated during the initialization calibration or if it was affected by magnetic field noise from nearby electronic devices which w...

Page 89: ...f the ShotReady icon of the CL Register the exposure menu again and expose again 11602 Correction data load error During bootup Read of the correction data load file fails when the maximum retry count...

Page 90: ...termined due to erroneous software setting during the manufacturing process Setting for the unconnected FPD is made During M Utility An attempt is made to carry out respective modes of offset calibrat...

Page 91: ...tected in defect correction data generation of background calibration calibration automatically taking place when the CU starts up During full calibration The values of a total defective pixel count c...

Page 92: ...ocessing Image transfer fails Or an error occurs in the exposure sequence Check communication among the MC the MP and the FPD Check the connection with the AP for wireless type Check the connection of...

Page 93: ...the CL Reference An application mode refers to a mode of exposures such as normal still image exposure long cassette exposure tomography and energy subtraction The unsupportable mode application mode...

Page 94: ...h are being used for the MP version upgrade etc cannot be set Occurs when there are mismatches in the versions between the MP and MC If this occurs in an MC V16 5 or later usage environment during the...

Page 95: ...quence cannot pass is connected during connection Check communication among the MC the MP and the FPD Check the connection with the AP for wireless type Check the connection of the SE cables for wired...

Page 96: ...nalysis Flow l When the READY lamp is not lit REFERENCE The READY lamp lights up when exposures can be made 600_200007 ai START Are the CL settings correct YES NO Again make the CL settings Is MC conn...

Page 97: ...occurred is included in the log As the result of confirmation if the time has not been updated restart the CL and reacquire the log data Hearing about when the abnormal image occurred Perform the hea...

Page 98: ...ngle image format 4 Check if the moir is observed on the output film If the moir occurs although the X ray irradiation time is suitable longer than 10 msec the cause of the problem is determined to be...

Page 99: ...ick EXECUTE 3 Open the LP_IMAGE folder in the Back up Data generated 1300_200001E ai 4 Start up BackupLPImage bat REFERENCE An image file is saved in the location where BackupLPImage bat exists You ca...

Page 100: ...other than 0 Defect detection results Histogram of the defect size DefectSizeHistogram Histogram of the defect cluster DefectClusterHistogram Horizontal line defect vertical line defect LineH LineV Nu...

Page 101: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E 5 2 SERegistInfo txt How to read the SERegistInfo txt file is as follows 001 Lxxxxxx 002 Lxxxxxx 003 Lxxxxxx 004 Wxxxxxx 005 Nxxxxxx SE reg No 1 100...

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Page 105: ...600G1 SFF HP 800G1 SFF error 10753 MP connection error may occur while the system is in operation This section introduce the setting change of the PC BIOS to suppress the error occurrence 1 Turn OFF t...

Page 106: ...wer Management 600_700337 ai Hardware Power Management window is displayed 8 Select PCI Express Power Management and change Enabled to Disabled by pressing the right arrow key 600_700338 ai 9 Press th...

Page 107: ...power of the PC while pressing the ESC key Startup Menu is displayed 3 Press the F10 key 600_700334 ai BIOS setup window is displayed 4 Select Power Hardware Power Management 600_700337 ai Hardware P...

Page 108: ...dle is in line a communication error may occur To prevent the error for this case connect them with the star n Network Configuration to be Modified l Example 1 Devices including a HUB are connected in...

Page 109: ...ommunication disconnection may occur This is caused by the duplication of the start up of the F Secure services and the MC to MP communication for initialization in the case where the F Secure is not...

Page 110: ...0 LifeCkRs 0000 LifeCkRq Life check requirement from the MC LifeCkRs Life check response from the MP l In the case where the MP is not running when MC starts up failure of user operation There is no l...

Page 111: ...0005000710010200 LifeCkRq 2013 02 19 13 46 32 00190931 192 168 0 21 0007000510010300 LifeCkRs 0000 LifeCkRq Life check requirement from the MC LifeCkRs Life check response from the MP Ex Abnormal case...

Page 112: ...AppxMT1 8 AppxMT1 8 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 113: ...ol Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 03 31 2020 06 Revision for MC V17 2 FM9623 1 3 5 7 12 22 25 34 AppxMC1 1 to 1 8 AppxMC2 1 to 2 4 03...

Page 114: ...nstalling the components follow the check adjustment procedures Safety provided by grounding is assured by properly establishing power cable and additional protective ground wire connections and secur...

Page 115: ...with a fuse of the same rated amperage At that time check the rated amperage A silk screened on the board as well To remove the fuse pull it straight up and off When attaching the fuse exercise care...

Page 116: ...REFERENCE Reinstall the front cover by referring to the following image 1200_700109E ai Insert the cover against the guide Insert while spreading the cover open Push the cover against the guide When...

Page 117: ...ngeable relays K1 to K6 n Board Location 1200_300009 ai DETAIL A MPX54A board A n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Disconnect the X ray shot cables from the MPX54A bo...

Page 118: ...e Version n Board Location 1200_300008 ai DETAIL A MPC54B board A n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Remove the MPC54B board 1 Disconnect Cable connectors MPC1 12 13...

Page 119: ...Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F5 Micro fuse 48 2 LM20 D CDL Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F6 Micro fuse 48 2 LM20 D CDL Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F7 Micro fuse 48 2 LM20 D CDL...

Page 120: ...DCDC DCDC DCDC ETHERNET SWITCH CONTROLLER BLOCK F4 F9 F5 F11 F7 F6 F8 5V_SB 5V_Hub 12V_1 12V_2 24V FET FET 1200_300216 ai n Handling Fuse Failures Change the target fuse 2 3 2 Setting the Jumper Pin...

Page 121: ...n 1200_300012E ai DETAIL A LED60C board n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Remove the LED60C board 1 Remove M3x6 x1 2 Disconnect Cable connector LED1 1300_300006 ai L...

Page 122: ...cedures 1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Remove the MPL65A board 1 Disconnect Cable connectors MPL1 3 5 7 2 Remove M3x6 x4 u NOTE u If two SE cables are connected remove also the cable...

Page 123: ...00_300001 ai F2 F1 n Fuse Information Board indications Type Rated voltage V Rated amperage A Model F1 Micro fuse 48 4 LM40 D CDL Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F2 Micro fuse 48 4 LM40 D CDL Dai...

Page 124: ...1200_300019 ai NFB51A board n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Remove the NFB51A board 1 Unclamp Clamp x1 2 Disconnect Cable connectors NFB1 NFB2 3 Remove M3x6 x4 12...

Page 125: ...1200_300014 ai 1 2 3 A DETAIL A 3 Remove the relay connector and the relay cable from the fan 1200_300159E ai Relay cable Relay connector 4 Remove the fan 1 Remove M3x25 x2 1200_300015 ai 1 Cover FAN...

Page 126: ...ry and must not be controlled on the market Power supply unit 600_300177 ai VR51 n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Remove the MPX54A board MC 2 2_MPX54A Board 3 Remo...

Page 127: ...1 Remove the covers of the MP MC 2 1_MP Cover 2 Remove the switch cover 1200_300078E ai Front cover n Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation u NOTE u Align the ta...

Page 128: ...ct Cable terminals L N FG 1200_300080E ai Outlet DETAIL A A 1 REFERENCE The outlet is installed in the MP with the tabs two places on the right side and one place on the left side directed toward the...

Page 129: ...2 11 1 Relay REFERENCE The model of the relay incorporated in the AC bucky relay unit depends on the AC bucky relay unit type Identify the model before replacing the relay MD 1 3 4_Board Related Infor...

Page 130: ...ry to change the IP address of the SE 3 Click MP Network Setting on the Network Setting window The MP Network Setting window appears 4 Click MP1 Network Setting on the MP Network Setting window The MP...

Page 131: ...ging the board the IP address has been changed to 192 162 0 20 default value which is equivalent to MP1 Therefore update MP application software version by clicking MP1 Software VerUp Install on the M...

Page 132: ...rmance When servicing a board be sure to wear a wristband to ground your body If your body is not grounded static buildup on your body may damage electronic components on the board Never remove the AB...

Page 133: ...65B board RMV65A board COC65A board POW65A board LED65B board LED65C board POD65A board 3 1 1 SE Rear Cover n Removal Procedures u INSTRUCTIONS u Place the exposure plane downward when removing the SE...

Page 134: ...M cover 1 REFERENCE You can remove any of the TOP CENTER and BOTTOM covers as needed n Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation 3 1 2 POW65A Board n Removal Procedur...

Page 135: ...n Apparatus Co Ltd F2 Chip fuse 24 0 3 KMC03 Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F3 Chip fuse 24 2 0 KMC20 Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F4 Chip fuse 24 1 6 KMC16 Daito Communication Apparatus...

Page 136: ...nnectors of RMV4 on the RMV65A boards for the TOP and BOTTOM panel units are hidden under the harness so remove the boards before removing the cable connectors n Reinstallation Procedures 1 Reinstall...

Page 137: ...10 11_Setting the IP Address of the SE 6 Install the communication setting file to the panel unit whose RMV65A board was replaced 7 Update SE application software version IN1 10 11_Updating SE Applic...

Page 138: ...Apparatus Co Ltd F7 Chip fuse 24 0 2 KMC02 Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F8 Chip fuse 24 0 2 KMC02 Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F9 Chip fuse 24 0 2 KMC02 Daito Communication Apparatus...

Page 139: ...isconnect Cable connectors LED1 SE 1300_300011 ai 1 2 n Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation 3 1 5 LED65C Board n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the SE rear cover M...

Page 140: ...9 2 Remove M2 6x3 x4 SE 1300_300025 ai 1 COC3 COC4 COC65A board COC7 COC1 COC8 COC9 2 n Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation n Fuse Locations 1300_300026 ai F1 F...

Page 141: ...er MC 3 1 1_SE Rear Cover 2 Remove the POD65A board 1 Disconnect Cable connectors POD1 to POD10 2 Remove M2 6x3 x4 SE 1300_300012 ai 1 2 POD6 POD10 POD9 POD7 POD3 POD2 POD1 POD8 POD4 POD5 n Reinstalla...

Page 142: ...F7 Chip fuse 76 1 6 KMS16 Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F8 Chip fuse 76 2 5 KMS25 Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F11 Micro fuse 48 0 5 LM05 D CDL Daito Communication Apparatus Co Ltd F12...

Page 143: ...for the BOTTOM cover at the two locations at the top Align the HUB to the upper right bracket shown in the figure below 1300_300014 ai 3 1 9 D SUB Connector n Removal Procedures 1 Remove the SE rear c...

Page 144: ...the POD65A For the TOP side Cable connector POD1 For the BOTTOM side Cable connector POD8 SE 1300_300016 ai POD1 POD8 4 Disconnect the D SUB connector 1 Unclump Clumps 2 Remove Hexagon headed bolt x2...

Page 145: ...er MC 3 1 1_SE Rear Cover 2 Disconnect the cable connector for the POD65A For the TOP side Cable connector POD10 For the BOTTOM side Cable connector POD9 SE 1300_300018 ai POD10 POD9 3 Disconnect the...

Page 146: ...tion n Procedures for Replacing the SE 1 Delete the SE to be replaced MU2 2 2 _SE DELETE 2 Restore the following IP addresses to the default value MC ETH1 IP MP1 MP2 SE WIRED SE No to be replaced SE W...

Page 147: ...Reference type P 87 Reference manufacturer HOZAN Qty 1 Remarks 600_300091 ai Phillips screwdriver No 1 Reference type NO 6300 1 Reference manufacturer VESSEL Qty 1 Remarks Phillips screwdriver No 2 Re...

Page 148: ...ype P 95 Reference manufacturer HOZAN Qty 1 Remarks Scissors Reference type Reference manufacturer Any commercially available one Qty 1 Remarks 600_300093 ai Cutter Reference type Reference manufactur...

Page 149: ...er Reference type Reference manufacturer Qty 1 Remarks Calibration required 4 2 Special Tools and Measuring Instruments NOTE To service the machine use the servicing instruments and tools that have be...

Page 150: ...manufacturer KITAGAWA KOGYO Qty 50 Remarks Screw locking bond Reference type 1401B Reference manufacturer Three Bond Qty 1 Remarks Lubricant Reference type Molykote EM 30L Reference manufacturer Qty...

Page 151: ...MC 38 MC 38 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 03E BLANK PAGE...

Page 152: ...MC 39 MC 39 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 03E BLANK PAGE...

Page 153: ...l Version on the MP1 Version Check window to display the version of the MP application software Check that the displayed version coincides with the version indicated in Readme txt in the MP OS media 1...

Page 154: ...ve is the D drive Preparations 1 Turn ON the DX Console power 2 Select Shut Down in the menu of the DX Console while pressing the Shift key to terminate the DX Console application and the MC applicati...

Page 155: ...in progress never turn OFF the MP power If turned OFF the data on the HDD gets damaged and the MP cannot boot up as a result 6 The MP restarts automatically after the following window appears 1200_30...

Page 156: ...Console application and the MC application Downgrading OS Version u INSTRUCTION u In case of the configuration installing the MC application in the MC connect the monitor mouse and keyboard to an MC...

Page 157: ...ppears 1200_300178 ai 7 Press the Enter key to close the Command Prompt window u INSTRUCTION u For two MP configuration perform steps 2 to 7 for the other MP 8 Remove the MP OS Installer Ver 1 0 media...

Page 158: ...lder when the mnt cdrom folder exists the following error appears 1200_300173 ai If the DVD drive is recognized in different devices with mnt cdrom1 The following error appears 1200_300174 ai Execute...

Page 159: ...AppxMC1 7 AppxMC1 7 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 160: ...AppxMC1 8 AppxMC1 8 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 161: ...TX port 10BASE T 100BASE TX port Rear Front Rear Change Front n Configuration for the New HUB Replacement Kit Part Qty Remarks Rear cover assembly 1 HUB assembly 1 HUB AT FS710 5E 1 HUB power cable 1...

Page 162: ...OTE Connect the LAN cable to the HUB in the order of HUB5 to HUB1 After that insert the DC jack new cable into the power outlet Use the LED ON OFF switch with the switch popped out 1300_3B0003 ai LED...

Page 163: ...AppxMC2 3 AppxMC2 3 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 164: ...AppxMC2 4 AppxMC2 4 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 165: ...12 28 2017 05 Revision for MC V16 2 FM9490 1 to 3 16 40 43 45 46 61 63 64 66 68 69 73 74 77 78 80 83 12 28 2017 05 Changes in pagination FM9490 47 to 60 62 65 67 70 to 72 75 76 79 81 82 03 31 2020 06...

Page 166: ...ows10 Web browser Internet Explorer 11 u NOTE u If Windows 7 is being used as the OS then install Internet Explorer 11 IN Appendix 8 _Installing the Internet Explorer 11 Since Internet Explorer 11 is...

Page 167: ...nance Software Home Page 1 Click at the upper right side of the window and click Internet options 1200_700565E ai 2 Change the address in the Home page field to the following address click Use current...

Page 168: ...nt Defect Specifications Excess Area Display 0 1 5_NETWORK SETTING 0 1 5 1_Local Network 0 1 6_CHECK DEVICE STATE 0 1 6 1_Check Version 0 1 6 2_Check Board Status Tree of Maintenance Utility 0 1 6 3_S...

Page 169: ...urrent Version and the Updated Version 5 If Updated Version is newer click INSTALL The MP software is updated with the updated version 1 1 2 Update SE The current versions of each SE software are disp...

Page 170: ...ut the serial ID and click OK 1200_400055E ai The serial ID of the SE is registered u NOTE u The first letter of the serial ID must be entered as a capital letter For SE registration of the long panel...

Page 171: ...SE Registration Deletion window opens 2 Click Del for the corresponding SE The Panel Deletion window opens 3 Click OK The SE Registration is deleted 1 2 2 SE Wireless Setting Use this when the SE coun...

Page 172: ...DR ID 601SE DR ID 611SE 5000msec or less DR ID 1202SE DR ID 1212SE DR ID 602SE DR ID 612SE 6000msec or less DR ID 613SE 4000msec or less 1 2 3 LED Color Setting u NOTE u Not used in the DR ID 1300 Re...

Page 173: ...in addition to the routine exposure Any of 0 1 or 2 can be inputted into Read Mode 1 2 5 CALENO GL Panel Registration Deletion Use when registering the serial ID of the three pieces of panel unit for...

Page 174: ...be registered click OK 1300_700066E ai The serial ID of the CALENO GL Panel is registered CALENO GL Panel Deletion A registered long panel can be canceled Used when the long panel needs to be replace...

Page 175: ...NG In accordance with the device usage configuration the registered RU system configuration information can be checked and changed The information whose settings have been changed is written on the HD...

Page 176: ...e bottom of the window The data is written into the HDD u NOTE u Do not turn OFF the power of the MC during write into the HDD Otherwise the HDD data gets damaged and the MC cannot boot up 3 Left clic...

Page 177: ...he IP address Default 127 0 0 7 u NOTE u If the PC for MC is available change its IP address OPE SETTING UPRIGHT Specifies to which MP the X ray shot cable corresponding to the operative method Stand...

Page 178: ...umber of MPs Do not include the number of PBs and DSs Settable range 0 default Not connected such as a mobile configuration a configuration using the DS only etc 1 One MP connected 2 Two MPs connected...

Page 179: ...ime specified than the X ray irradiation time Option Charge accumulation time X ray irradiation time Remarks 0 FIXED MODE 200 ms 200 msec 200 msec or less Select for exposures with low dose or exposur...

Page 180: ...ptions OFF default Not used ON Used REFERENCE Emergency mode is the mode that the calibration would be stopped automatically and the exposure would be ready when the system starts When it is set to ON...

Page 181: ...set time due to any reason such as a delay in communication default 0 REFERENCE The X ray irradiation time is often stopped by a signal from the MP due to communication delays which shortens the expos...

Page 182: ...PRIGHT and PORT SETTING UPRIGHT Specify whether the exposure image is to be rotated 180 degrees via the Maintenance Software in UPRIGHT 180 REVERSE If FPD T is registered in any selector always carry...

Page 183: ...is to be obtained making use of the features of DR Select NORMAL when an image with normal sharpness close to the FCR is to be obtained Options HIGH default Highly sharp NORMAL Normally sharp u NOTE u...

Page 184: ...the PC capacity is compressed and the throughput is degraded OFFSET2 blemish unevenness correction setting Select whether or not the blemish unevenness correction is to be performed Options OFF Not pe...

Page 185: ...g window opens 2 To change the setting values input the Updated Value and click SET at the bottom of the window The data is written into the HDD u NOTE u Do not turn OFF the power of the MC during wri...

Page 186: ...annot be fixed to the 40MHz band u NOTE u In accordance with the Radio Law the W52 and W53 type channels 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 and 64 cannot be used outdoors If wireless communications are to be used o...

Page 187: ...le range 12 character string default 000000000000 ENCRYPTION encryption yes no setting This sets whether wireless communication is to be encrypted or not Options OFF No encryption ENCRYPTION default W...

Page 188: ...d click SET at the bottom of the window The data is written into the HDD u NOTE u Do not turn OFF the power of the MC during write into the HDD Otherwise the HDD data gets damaged and the MC cannot bo...

Page 189: ...initialization calibration After completing the exposure After cancelling the exposure After switching the panel by changing the selector for the DX Console After completing the automatic offset updat...

Page 190: ...data cannot be correctly performed if the calibration takes place while the background calibration is in progress Offset Calibration Gain Calibration Defect Calibration Lag Calibration You can check w...

Page 191: ...the SE FPD If the offset correction data is generated and stored in the HDD Succeeded is displayed on the pop up window u NOTE u Clicking START during automatic offset update approximately 30 seconds...

Page 192: ...in some cases Refer to the Troubleshooting manual and take appropriate countermeasures u NOTE u Before going to the next step exposure check that Ready is lit up with the green button If you perform...

Page 193: ...generated and stored in the HDD Succeeded appears after completion u NOTE u If NG appeared check the following Exposure condition Exposure field is the entire SE u NOTE u If the calibration failed re...

Page 194: ...reen button because the Ready disappears every exposure 1305SE Tube voltage of 75 kV dose of 5 mR The defect calibration correction data generation images 5 frames are read out from the SE FPD u INSTR...

Page 195: ...the Troubleshooting manual and take appropriate countermeasures After about 2 minutes the Ready button will be displayed in green in the pop up window u NOTE u If you perform exposure before Ready is...

Page 196: ...tion u NOTE u If NG appeared check the following Exposure condition Exposure field is the entire SE 4 Click OK 1 4 2 Long Panel Calibration Used to make the following calibration on the DR ID 1305SE R...

Page 197: ...Calibration The Long Panel Calibration window opens 2 Select the target SE from the drop down list box 3 Implement each calibration Offset Calibration Carries out offset calibration No exposure is ma...

Page 198: ...ng START during automatic offset update approximately 30 seconds every 10 minutes Error 12700 currently unavailable is displayed Again click START approx 30 seconds later in this case REFERENCE Whethe...

Page 199: ...button If you perform exposure before Ready is lit up with the green button calibration will fail and create an abnormal image 3 Expose 16 times with the following condition Confirm that Ready lights...

Page 200: ...llowing condition u NOTE u Perform the next exposure every time after Ready is lit up with the green button because the Ready disappears every exposure 1305SE Tube voltage of 75 kV dose of 5 mR The de...

Page 201: ...R ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E u NOTE u If NG appeared check the following Exposure condition Exposure field is the entire SE 4 Click OK Lag Calibration Carries out lag calibration Exposure co...

Page 202: ...exposure time to 200 msec or less Exposure for longer than 200 msec cannot be made since the maximum exposure time is inherently specified as 200 msec u NOTE u In the beginning when afterimage calibr...

Page 203: ...y 10 minutes Error 12700 currently unavailable is displayed Again click START approx 30 seconds later in this case u NOTE u Before going to the next step exposure check that Ready is lit up with the g...

Page 204: ...l be updated with the updated version 1 4 4 GLG Calibration u NOTE u Not used in the DR ID 1300 Zero point adjustment for the high G sensor 3 directions is performed GLG calibration must be performed...

Page 205: ...SE Correct Data Transfer The SE Correct Data Transfer window opens 2 Select the target SE from the drop down list box 3 Implement the correction data processing n SE Correct Data Forced Transfer Tran...

Page 206: ...Depending upon the saving status the following will be displayed Verify that transferring has completed PROCESSING COMPLETED TRANSFER FAILED If the transferring failed then re implement a forced trans...

Page 207: ...rue Mode0OffsetDataAvailable true Mode1OffsetDataAvailable true Mode2OffsetDataAvailable true Mode3OffsetDataAvailable true Mode4OffsetDataAvailable true Mode5OffsetDataAvailable true Mode6OffsetDataA...

Page 208: ...GHT III Set UPRIGHT 180 REVERSE to the default value none IV Click SET at the bottom of the window 1200_400062E 1 ai I II III 3 Download and install the free software ImageJ Search for ImageJ with a s...

Page 209: ...e the following sub window will be displayed set the frame and click OK Image type Select 16 bit Unsigned Width Varies for each SE size refer to the following table Height Varies for each SE size refe...

Page 210: ...read at 14x17 4 Select the Image Zoom View 100 menu and check the line defect locations on the pixel same size images REFERENCE Change the tones in the following menu as need be to make them easily v...

Page 211: ...to five vertical line defects and up to five horizontal line defects can be simultaneously registered 4 Click Set 1200_700567 ai 4 2 3 If data registration is successful the following screen is displ...

Page 212: ...R maintenance software 4 Check that the registered coordinates are written in the log files in the backed up correction data If there are vertical line defects refer to DV txt and for horizontal line...

Page 213: ...efects Data Registration _ Identify the line defect locations Line defects registration 1 Select Long Panel Line Defect Data Registration from the DR Maintenance Software screen s menu on the left 2 C...

Page 214: ...PC and CSL are started up and that the target FPD is being recognized by the CSL 7 Select Complete System from CSL Calibrating will be executed when it is shut down 8 Start the PC again 9 Start the DR...

Page 215: ...y not affect the images In addition the specifications for the point defects are not disclosed 1 Select the panel which is desired for displaying the point defect areas REFERENCE The FPD that can be s...

Page 216: ...the point defects are not disclosed 1 Select Long Panel Point Defect Specifications Excess Area Display from the DR Maintenance Software screen s menu on the left 2 Select the panel which is desired...

Page 217: ...MU1 52 MU1 52 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E 1 4 11 Dual Panel Point Defect Specifications Excess Area Display u NOTE u Not used in the DR ID 1300...

Page 218: ...n such a case How far in the IP address the network address indicates depends on the setting of the subnet mask The default value of the subnet mask of the machine is 255 255 255 0 and locations assig...

Page 219: ...N u If the segment No of the network address is changed the network address of the access point AP must be changed to include the same segment No If the network address of the access point differs wir...

Page 220: ...address is changed cannot be identified and might result in need of initializing the SE 1200_400112E ai 4 4 3 1 2 1 Click NETWORK SETTING SE Network Setting The SE Network Setting window opens 2 Sele...

Page 221: ...ight result in need of initializing the machine 1200_400113E ai 2 1 1 Click NETWORK SETTING MP Network Setting The MP Network Setting window opens 2 When making changes input them in Updated Value and...

Page 222: ...the MP and then turn it ON again 7 Left click the MC Manager from the task tray and execute EXIT Check that the MC Manager icon has disappeared from the task tray and then start the MC Manager from St...

Page 223: ...Updated Value and click SET The IP Address of the MC will be updated Restarting the config and checking the setting effected 1200_400115E ai 6 4 5 1 Turn OFF the power in the order named of the CL MC...

Page 224: ...2 1 1 Click CHECK DEVICE STATE Check Version The Check Version window opens 2 Check the version in Check MC Version Check MP Version 1200_400081E ai 3 4 1 2 1 Click CHECK DEVICE STATE Check Version Th...

Page 225: ...06E Check SE Version 1200_400082E ai 3 4 1 2 1 Click CHECK DEVICE STATE Check Version The Check Version window opens 2 Select the target SE in Check SE Version from the drop down list box 3 Click GET...

Page 226: ...s will be displayed in the pop up window 1200_700554E ai Fuse Status The status of the fuse connected with the MP board appears Normal MPX Board Fuse Status true SE1 Fuse Status true SE2 Fuse Status t...

Page 227: ...2nd is ON true Shot Switch 2nd is OFF false MPX2 Shot Switch 1st Step Status The ON OFF status of the MPX2 shot switch port 1 appears Shot Switch 1st is ON true Shot Switch 1st is OFF false MPX2 Shot...

Page 228: ...ive Other than above Temperature Displays the temperature of the stand SE Display example Temperature 29 4 deg C SE Button Status Displays the button status of the SE Normal Extra Sleep Button Status...

Page 229: ...battery usage start day has been set and it is successful a pop up window displaying Succeeded will pop up 4 Click OK GLG Board Self diagnostic u NOTE u Not used in the DR ID 1300 The following tests...

Page 230: ...234 06E 2 Select the target SE in Check SE Board Status GLG Board Self diagnostic from the drop down list box 3 Click START If the GLG board self diagnostic has been started and it is successful a po...

Page 231: ...etting The SE Wireless Setting window opens 2 Select the target SE from the drop down list box 3 Click START in the Speed Measurement The wireless signal state measuring begins and the SE wireless com...

Page 232: ...Battery Information window opens 2 Click GET Serial No of the batteries are displayed 3 To delete the battery serial no click and click the OK in the pop up window Serial No of the batteries are delet...

Page 233: ...the following information input the Updated Value and click SET at the bottom of the screen Item Function Start Date Date when the RU software is installed The information will be changed u INSTRUCTIO...

Page 234: ...e Count Calibration Panel reading count exposure count calibration Full Dose Total dose of exposures Dose Distribution mAs Displays the exposure count for each of the following ranges 1 1 3 3 10 10 30...

Page 235: ...unt Calibration Panel reading count exposure count calibration Full Dose Total dose of exposures Dose Distribution mAs Displays the exposure count for each of the following ranges 1 1 3 3 10 10 30 30...

Page 236: ...he error names and generation conditions 1200_400095E ai 1 2 1 Click LOG The Log window opens 2 Click Refresh to update the Log The latest log data is displayed 3 If the log history is to be deleted c...

Page 237: ...MV Board Update SE CPU 0x0220 Update SE FPGA Replace MP LED Color RGB Setting Battery Threshold Setting Force Charge the Battery 1 9 1 Terminate MC Shut down the MC PC in the environments that have MC...

Page 238: ...MC application in the DX Console 1200_400099E ai 2 1 1 Click UTILITY Terminate MC The Terminate MC window opens 2 Click START in the Reboot MC Reboot the PC 1 9 3 Force Reboot MC Reboot the MC Manager...

Page 239: ...ions appears 1 9 5 Check PING Implement a communications check via PING 1200_400102E ai 2 2 1 1 Click UTILITY Check PING The Check PING window opens 2 Input the connection confirmation IP address and...

Page 240: ...UTILITY Check FTP The Check FTP window opens 2 Click START The confirmation results are displayed in the pop up window 1200_400105E ai 3 Click OK 1 9 7 FTP Network Setting Log FTP Destination Address...

Page 241: ...serial ID forced writing 1200_400107E ai 2 2 1 1 Click UTILITY Force Serial ID Writing The Force Serial ID Writing window opens 2 Input the new SE serial ID and click SET The force serial ID writing...

Page 242: ...s 2 Select the target SE Panel units from the drop down list box 3 Click START in the Install Communication File The communication setting file will be installed on the RMV board Execute Extra Sleep A...

Page 243: ...is less than 0x0220 then use Update SE CPU 0x0220 and upgrade it to 0x0220 in DR Maintenance Software POCX010405002J ai 3 2 1 1 Click UTILITY Update SE CPU 0x0220 The Update SE CPU 0x0220 window opens...

Page 244: ...A0 DR ID 1211SE 0x00B0 DR ID 1212SE 0x00B0 DR ID 1213SE 0x00B8 DR ID 1214SE 0x00C8 If the FPGA version of the SE is earlier than these use Upgrading the SE FPGA to install an in between version of FPG...

Page 245: ...Network Address Field and the MC Subnet Mask change the input values MC ETH1 Network Setting Set the following MC addresses IP Address Default value 192 168 0 10 Subnet Mask Default value 255 255 255...

Page 246: ...MC Manager icon has disappeared from the task tray and then start the MC Manager from Start menu Start up Changing the MP IP Address Preset Chang the MP IP address preset from the default values 1200...

Page 247: ...ON again 7 Left click the MC Manager from the task tray and execute EXIT Check that the MC Manager icon has disappeared from the task tray and then start the MC Manager from Start menu Start up REFER...

Page 248: ...ndow The SE LED colors will be changed u NOTE u Restart the SE when the selector color is registered The selector color registration will be reflected in the SE after restart 1 9 14 Battery Threshold...

Page 249: ...MU1 84 MU1 84 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E 1 9 15 Force Charge the Battery u NOTE u Not used in the DR ID 1300...

Page 250: ...lder by default The restored data become effective after the RU is restarted 1 10 1 SE Correct Data Backup Restore u NOTE u If it is a system which includes the DR ID 1200 execute these procedures for...

Page 251: ...ckup Package 1200_400121E ai 2 1 3 1 Click BACKUP RESTORE SE Correct Data Backup Restore The SE Correct Data Backup Restore window opens 2 Turn ON the target SE checkbox 3 Click Backup Package The bac...

Page 252: ...estore window is displayed 1200_400123E ai 3 3 3 Click Browse and after selecting the target correction data click OK u NOTE u Select the file downloaded with DR Maintenance Software File name YYYYMMD...

Page 253: ...e Package The correction data restore window opens 1200_400126E ai 4 4 4 Click Browse and after selecting the target correction data click OK u NOTE u Select the file downloaded with Backup Package of...

Page 254: ...Per Each Panel unit Sheet 1300_410120E ai 2 1 1 Click BACKUP RESTORE CALNEO GL Panel Correct Data Backup Restore The CALNEO GL Panel Correct Data Backup Restore window opens 2 Click Backup of the targ...

Page 255: ...window opens 3 Click SAVE The backup file saving is completed u NOTE u The backup files will be saved in the Downloads folder by default File name YYYYMMDDhhmmss PANELS ZIP 4 Click Open folder The ba...

Page 256: ...nd if it completed Succeeded will be displayed in the pop up window 4 Click OK The SE correction data forced transferring is implemented and if it completed Succeeded will be displayed in the pop up w...

Page 257: ...ded with Backup Package of DR Maintenance Software File name YYYYMMDDhhmmss PANELS ZIP The restoring is implemented and if it completed Succeeded will be displayed in the pop up window 4 Click OK u NO...

Page 258: ...Restore window opens 2 Click Backup 3 Click SAVE The backup file saving is completed u NOTE u The backup files will be saved in the Downloads folder by default File name YYYYMMDDhhmmss MC CONFIG ZIP 4...

Page 259: ...leted Succeeded will be displayed in the pop up window 4 Click OK 1 10 5 HISTORY Backup Backup the exposing histories and battery information which is saved on the MC 1200_400130E ai 2 1 1 Click BACKU...

Page 260: ...the configuration information and the error log in the HDD to a desired location on the CL a recording medium or a folder You can back up the following data If ALL LOG is selected all of the followin...

Page 261: ...n log of TCP Folder name NETWORK 9 Communication log between packages subsystems For design verification The X ray automatic detection log and the compensation data share log are included here Folder...

Page 262: ...with FPD or FPD T TABLE exposure with FPD or FPD U UPRIGHT exposure with FPD Caption Selector name Icon Type Selector icon Device Name Panel identification name MP1 or MP2 or None MPX1 or MPX2 or Non...

Page 263: ...MU1 98 MU1 98 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 264: ...MU1 99 MU1 99 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 265: ...34 04E DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revison for MC V15 FM9473 4 33 42...

Page 266: ...NG EACH RU SETTING EXECUTE EXECUTE RU NAME IP ADDRESS RU TYPE VERSION MUTL FTP PING MON DELETE NEW INSTALL VERSION UP EDIT HISTORY EDIT CONFIGURATION I O TRACE EXPERT ERROR DB VERSION UP UNINSTALL Ope...

Page 267: ...stalled in the HDD of the DX Console FTP server REFERENCE The MP and SE application programs are version updated via the MC by means of the software installed in the HDD of the DX Console FTP server E...

Page 268: ...ool exe and then click OK The PC TOOL main window appears RUN DRID600_G0002 ai 1 Click 2 Type in or select RUN Type the name of program folder document or Internet resource and Windows will open it fo...

Page 269: ...E ALL RUs SETTING EACH RU SETTING DRID600_G0003 ai CONNECTION TEST RU NAME RU IP ADDR ru0 172 16 1 10 3 1 3 2 2 NEW 4 Exit the RU PC TOOL 1 2 LIST OF EXISTING RU Function Displays a list of RUs that h...

Page 270: ...TTING EACH RU SETTING RU NAME IP ADDRESS RU TYPE VERSION ru0 172 16 1 10 ru1 172 16 1 11 V1 0 V1 0 1300_400002 ai Display example 2 DELETE 3 DR ID1300 4 Exit the RU PC TOOL 1 4 MUTL Function Performs...

Page 271: ...1 NETWORK SETTING SE SETTING VERSION CHECK MUTL window 2 INSTALL BOARD STATE CHECK CALIBRATION MUTL window 3 SYSTEM l Function execution buttons These buttons are used to execute the MUTL functions So...

Page 272: ...Connected SE Serial ID Connected SE Number Tree of Maintenance Utility Connected SE IP Addr Execute SE IP Setting 0 1 3 _MP Network Setting 0 1 3 1 _MP1 Network Setting Setting for MP1 Setting for MP2...

Page 273: ...ter SE DELRTE Bottom SE DELRTE LongPanel 2 Top SE DELRTE Center SE DELRTE Bottom SE DELRTE 0 2 5 _BATTERY INFORMATIOIN Tree of Maintenance Utility DISPLAY BATTERY SERIAL NO LIST DELETE BATTERY INFORMA...

Page 274: ...Driver Version 0 3 2 2 _MP2 Version Check Tree of Maintenance Utility Display MP2 Software Version Display MP2 Kernel Version Display MP2 ALPS Version Display MP2 Driver Version 0 3 3 _SE Version SE1...

Page 275: ...Get Z axial Offset Save Offset Data 0 5 3 _SE Write SerialID 0 5 4 _LongPanel RMV Board Change Input SE No 1 100 Install SE NetSel File Extra Sleep Tree of Maintenance Utility 0 6 _CALIBRATION 0 6 1 _...

Page 276: ...Operation Setting Calib Position Start Display Image Count Display ShotRdy Create a Marker Data 0 6 6 _SE Correct Data Save Status Input SE No 1 100 0 6 7 _SE Correct Data Transfer Input SE No 1 100 0...

Page 277: ...on of the machines might be needed in such a case How far in the IP address the network address indicates depends on the setting of the subnet mask The default value of the subnet mask of the machine...

Page 278: ...cannot be made Display Window 1200_400006E ai Local Network PreSetting window Function Description Input the set value when the IP address of the local network is to be changed To make the changed se...

Page 279: ...licking SET the indication changes over to the input value but the set value is not effective To make the changed set value effective the set value needs to be enabled setting executed respectively fo...

Page 280: ...Clicking BACK return to the NETWORK SETTING window 6 Disconnect the SE cable from the SE 7 If an unspecified SE exists repeat procedures 1 to 6 8 Reinstall the SE cable and battery pack on the SE who...

Page 281: ...con has disappeared from the task tray and then start the MC Manager from Start menu Start up Restarting the machine and checking the setting effected 1 Turn OFF the power in the order named of the CL...

Page 282: ...the SE No of the connected SE SE Serial ID The serial ID of the connected SE is displayed When not connected No SE is Connected appears SE Number The SE No of the connected SE is displayed When not c...

Page 283: ...tree structure and function description for the MP network setting are mentioned below 1200_700172E ai MP Network Setting MP1 Network Setting Setting for MP1 Set the IP address of the MP1 as the MP1 v...

Page 284: ...Setting for MP2 Used to change the setting of MP1 to MP2 The IP address of the MP2 input in Local Network PreSetting is effective and at the same time the MP1 is set as the MP2 1 3 2 MP2 Network Setti...

Page 285: ...Window See the Network Setting window Function Description Enables the network address input in the MC ETH0 Network Setting window Clicking MC ETH0 Network Setting on the Network Setting window the co...

Page 286: ...able and the communication rate of the SE corresponding to the pressed button appears in the result display area Clicking one of the buttons the confirmation window of Are You Sure appears Clicking OK...

Page 287: ...of the three panels TOP CENTER and BOTTOM for the panels registered above The panel unit where TOP CENTER and BOTTOM are specified functions as one long panel REFERENCE The serial ID of an SE is menti...

Page 288: ...a capital letter REFERENCE The serial ID of an SE is mentioned on the surface of the machine specific data CDROM 2 4 LongPanel DELETE Display Window 1300_400007E ai 1 LongPanel DELETE window 1 Click...

Page 289: ...BATTERY INFORMATION inputting the battery serial No and clicking SET the battery information is deleted 2 6 Battery Remaining Time Threshold u NOTE u Not used in the DR ID 1300 Display Window Battery...

Page 290: ...Click SET Function Description Inputting the SE No and clicking SET the memory exposure setting is displayed In the Read Mode read mode setting set the Read Mode for memory exposure in addition to the...

Page 291: ...t value 240 48 0 Selector Color Setting Register the selector color of the SE Inputting the target SE No and clicking SET the Selector Color Setting window opens Inputting the selector color according...

Page 292: ...e MC Clicking one of the following buttons the software version of interest appears in the result display area Display MC Software Version button Display MC Kernel Version button Display MC ALPS Versi...

Page 293: ...f the MP1 Clicking one of the following buttons the software version of interest appears in the result display area Display MP1 Software Version button Display MP1 Kernel Version button Display MP1 AL...

Page 294: ...k Target SE button Function Description The software versions of the SE boards are displayed mcu aplWlan wifiWlan ethWlan fpgaDrv rmv fpgaRmv adc 4 Install Display Window INSTALL window 1200_400019E a...

Page 295: ...dow 1200_400020E ai Function Description Selects the MP on which the MP application is to be installed MP1 Install MP2 Install 4 1 1 MP1 Install Display Window MP1 Install window 1200_400021E ai Funct...

Page 296: ...are Display Window 1200_400022E ai 1 Install SE Software window 2 1 Input Target SE No 2 Click SET Function Description SE Serial ID Displays the SE serial ID Install SE FPGA Software Installation of...

Page 297: ...ion Description Checks the conditions of the following boards Input the SE serial ID also MP board State SE board State SE Write Serial ID LongPanel RMV Board Change 5 1 MP Board State Display Window...

Page 298: ...MPC7 connector cable Error Other than above Fan Status The status of the fan connected with the MP board appears in the result display area Normal processing MP Fan Status ON Error Other than above F...

Page 299: ...ction Description Acquires conditions of components connected with the board in the SE You can view the result in the result display area SE Board State Acquires the board conditions in the SE and dis...

Page 300: ...09 23 Battery Status 0x0080 Manufacture Access 0b1110000000000000 Battery Capacity 2619 unit mAh 10 mWh B I Logic Count 0 Cycle Count 27 Time to Empty 65535 min Temperature 2956 0 1 K Battery Date Set...

Page 301: ...licking does not matter The 0 G output of the high G sensor is acquired 4 Click Save Offset Data The offset value is stored in the FRAM of the GLG board restart is not required REFERENCE After executi...

Page 302: ...he serial ID of an SE is mentioned on the surface of the machine specific data CD ROM Installing the communication setting file Install the communication setting file to the RMV board of the target pa...

Page 303: ...ect Data Save Status SE Correct Data Transfer SE Correct Data Status SE Flash Correct Data Status u INSTRUCTION u Check to make sure that background calibration which takes place automatically when th...

Page 304: ...urn to the Store Mode window and again follow the procedures in this case Clicking Start during automatic offset update always taking place approx at 10 minute intervals when no exposure menu is selec...

Page 305: ...ration and marker calibration u NOTE u Be sure to make sixteen exposures after you click Start Then click Create a Gain Data Processing cannot be terminated waiting for data generation if you click BA...

Page 306: ...play Image Count Clicking Display Image Count you can view the exposure count Display ShotRdy Completion of the shooting preparation by the panel is checked Result indication SHOT_READY Completed NOT_...

Page 307: ...anel unit For CENTER panel unit Perform the full calibration and marker calibration u NOTES u Be sure to make five exposures after you click Start Then click Create a Defect Data Processing cannot be...

Page 308: ...Start during automatic offset update always taking place approx at 10 minute intervals when no exposure menu is selected Error 12700 currently unavailable is displayed Again click Start approx 30 seco...

Page 309: ...rative method for calibration Calib Position Selects the position where the calibration is to be performed Start Clicking Start the mode setting takes place Display Image Count Clicking Display Image...

Page 310: ...ta transfer check whether the correction data storage has been completed or not Inputting the SE No and clicking SET the correct data save status after the calibration is displayed 6 7 SE Correct Data...

Page 311: ...ENCE There is no problem if the list of correct data is displayed as shown below In addition the display of the Offset Mode3 Data and Initial Calibration Mode3 depends on the setting for the LONG TIME...

Page 312: ...heck the list of correct data stored in the FLASH of SE Inputting the SE No and clicking SET the flash correct data status is displayed REFERENCE If the initialization calibration has not been complet...

Page 313: ...e kinds of shutdown or reboot methods on the Termination window u NOTE u When the MC application is installed in the Console the Terminate Forced Terminate and Forced Reboot buttons are disabled Termi...

Page 314: ...1200_700171E ai 2 3 PC TOOL window Check that the display reads 0 loss REFERENCE Lost 0 0 loss means that there is no problem as a result of executing the PING command If other than 0 loss it is a si...

Page 315: ...hether the FTP server is working Or used to access the FTP server from the RU and check whether the FTP server is working Procedures 1 Start up the RU PC TOOL MU2 1 _PC TOOL 2 Select the machine to be...

Page 316: ...and Setting the NIC Board to the DX Console When the MC application is installed the MC Manager restarts automatically after the completion of the installation 1 9 VERSION UP n Function Version update...

Page 317: ...application installation status and the media model information and re execute the version upgrade u INSTRUCTION u If the RU registration has been already completed steps 6 and 7 are not necessary Pr...

Page 318: ...indow opens during the version update 800_700206 ai 10 Check that the installation is completed and click OK 1 Click OK 800_700207 ai 1 11 Click START in the Set Up PC TOOL window to start the RU PC T...

Page 319: ...Restart the CL u NOTE u When the MC application is upgraded the MC Manager restarts automatically after the completion of the upgrading The settings become effective after the RU is restarted 14 Updat...

Page 320: ...exposure Displays the exposure count for each of the following ranges 20 20 23 23 26 26 28 28 30 30 REFERENCE Information in the item Nos 4 to 8 refer to the exposure performance values transmitted f...

Page 321: ...ON items Configuration window includes the following four pages RU CONFIGURATION SETTING WIRELESS SETTING RU IMAGE FLAG SE SLEEP MODE SETTING 5 Click SET The data is written into the HDD u NOTE u Do n...

Page 322: ...o MP2 MU 1 11_EDIT CONFIGURATION_n OPE SETTING UPRIGHT TABLE FREE OPE SETTING TABLE Specifies to which MP the X ray shot cable corresponding to the operative method Bed of the X ray equipment is to be...

Page 323: ...SE FPD Eight options are available and are divided into fixed modes and variable modes FIXED MODE Sets constant time irrespective of the X ray irradiation time specified in each exposure menu of the C...

Page 324: ...n X ray irradiation time specified in the exposure menu Charge accumulation time Remarks 3 VARIABLE MODE 1 0 200 msec or less 200 msec Accumulation might terminate during X ray irradiation irradiation...

Page 325: ...f remaining battery charge If the remaining battery charge lowers to the set threshold value exposure cannot be accepted The SE LED flashes in this case The setting is made as the remaining battery ti...

Page 326: ...Change the setting REFERENCE When multiple access points are vicinally placed changing the channel currently used can prevent decreasing the communication speed due to interferences The Auto 20 40 MH...

Page 327: ...be made by specifying the AP Although input is not needed usually inputting the BSSID is recommended when two or more AP s are to be used The MAC address is mentioned on the label or in the instructio...

Page 328: ...were used change to the Standard Mode Options Standard Mode High Speed Mode default u NOTE u When this setting has been changed perform the full calibration after restarting the MC in the following p...

Page 329: ...less default 4 AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION START MINUTES When ON is selected in AUTO DEFECT CALIBRATION input the automatic execution time minutely 2 character string or less default 0 OFFSET2 blemish un...

Page 330: ...n any selector always carry out the following operations Connect the stand type X ray shot cable to the MP Specify the destination of connection via the PC TOOL in OPE SETTING UPRIGHT and PORT SETTING...

Page 331: ...D C FREE exposure with FPD or FPD T TABLE exposure with FPD or FPD U UPRIGHT exposure with FPD Caption Selector name Icon Type Selector icon Device Name Panel identification name MP1 or MP2 or None MP...

Page 332: ...LIST OF EXISTING RU and click EDIT CL NAME The CL NAME window appears 2 Select the CL to be edited and click MODIFY when the CL is to be edited or click NEW when the CL is to be added The window for p...

Page 333: ...erification File name ISC cab 2 4 SOFT LOG Communication log between packages subsystems For design verification File name Trace cab Trace2 cab Trace3 cab Trace4 cab Trace5 cab The X ray automatic det...

Page 334: ...Configuration C CONNECTION TEST RU NAME LIST OF EXISTING RU RU IP ADDR BACKUP RESTORE ALL RUs SETTING EACH RU SETTING DRID600_G0066 ai Choose a backup location by double clicking it The selected locat...

Page 335: ...The restored data become effective after the RU is restarted n Procedures Select the item to be restored and then select the location where the data resides drive or folder You can select only the dr...

Page 336: ...MU2 71 MU2 71 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 03E 1 15 I O TRACE EXPERT Not used in the machine...

Page 337: ...is cleared 6 UPDATE button Copies the latest error log data from the HDD of the MC to the FTP server of the CL 7 Error message list box The contents of the error log file selected are displayed Displa...

Page 338: ...NG The Confirmation window appears 4 Click OK 5 Verify that the RU selected in the procedure 2 is deleted from LIST OF EXISTING RU 1 18 VERSION UP ALL RUs n Function The entire RU software recorded in...

Page 339: ...nstallation is to be made from copied data If CDPath is set installation from the CD ROM RU software cannot be executed n Procedures for Setting CDPath The procedures for copying the complete CD conte...

Page 340: ...MU2 75 MU2 75 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 03E BLANK PAGE...

Page 341: ...rol Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revison for MC V15 FM9473 2 to 4 7 13 06 30 2017 04 Change in pagination FM9473 5 6...

Page 342: ...a part If parts have different version numbers they are upward compatible For software The alphabet denotes a difference in the specifications Parts differing in the suffix are not compatible with eac...

Page 343: ...L 1 A 6 2 137S1420 Fuse 5 48V 2A for MPC54B F5 F6 F7 F8 F11 Model LM20 D CDL 1 A 6 3 137S1170 Fuse 1 48V 0 3A for MPC54B F9 Model LM03 D 1 D 7 120S5277 AC INLET 1 E 8 350Y120078E Cover 1 Rear Cover D...

Page 344: ...vice Manual 018 234 04C 1 Manufacturer Daito Communication Apparatus Co 2 Manufacturer Panasonic Electric Works Co 3 TDK Manufacturer TDK Lambda Co 4 REF 4 Order REF 15 with sending the MP serial numb...

Page 345: ...B Kit 1 HUB HUB Power cable Masking part E 4 345N120151 Masking part 1 HUB C 5 857Y200089 RMV65A Board Assembly RMV65A 3 E 6 857Y120042F POW65A Board POW65A 3 E 7 113Y120111C POD65A Board Assembly POD...

Page 346: ...240V for 220V 240V D 2 1 131S0530 Relay 4 100 110V for 100V 110V Model AHN210X0 D 2 2 131S0531 Relay 4 110V 120V for 110V 120V Model AHN210X1 D 2 3 131S0532 Relay 4 200V 220V for 200V 220V Model AHN21...

Page 347: ...1001C Electric cable 1 LP POD10 E 18 136Y121002C Electric cable 1 LP POD9 E 19 136Y120388 Electric cable 3 LP RMV16 Loopback For service E 20 136Y120301A Cable 1 MP INLET NFB E 21 136Y120302A Cable 1...

Page 348: ...1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04C 05 Tools 05 RANK REF PART NO PART NAME QTY REMARKS SERIAL NO REFER TO C 1 136Y102973 DR ID 600 800 900 1200 1300MP IP DR ID 600 800 900 1200 1300MP IP Addr...

Page 349: ...D RD_D2 DF1EC 2P 2 5DSA TX_D2 MPC2 MPC_GND DF1EC 4P 2 5DSA KEY0_IN KEY1_IN KEY2_IN KEY3_IN MPC_GND 2BKYSW2 1BKYSW2 2SHOTGO MPC54B 1SHOTGO MPC_GND HW VERSION HW VERSION HW VERSION HW VERSION MPC_GND CO...

Page 350: ...ECN_TXRXP_D SECN_TXRXN_D DF13A 15P 1 25H 51 CDR_RS232_TX CDR_RS232_RX GND GND MD_CRD_BUFRST FM_CRD_CONNECT_INT 113Y120019 1 2 SE GND_ETHER SECN_TXRXP_A SECN_TXRXN_A SECN_TXRXP_B SECN_TXRXN_B SECN_TXRX...

Page 351: ...SN SM06B SRSS TB LF SN SM06B SRSS TB LF SN 113Y120024 113Y120024 113Y120025 113Y120025 ABA65A_R ABA65A_L GTD65A_R GTD65A_L 113Y120024 113Y120024 113Y120025 113Y120025 ABA65A_R ABA65A_L GTD65A_R GTD65A...

Page 352: ...D GND MD_CRD_BUFRST FM_CRD_CONNECT_INT 113Y120019 1 2 SE GND_ETHER SECN_TXRXP_A SECN_TXRXN_A SECN_TXRXP_B SECN_TXRXN_B SECN_TXRXP_C SECN_TXRXN_C SECN_TXRXP_D SECN_TXRXN_D DF13A 15P 1 25H 51 CDR_RS232_...

Page 353: ...F SN RMV25 RMV25 RMV25 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH 99 FH52 40S 0 5SH...

Page 354: ...6Y120129C 04 3 136Y120301A 04 20 136Y120302A 04 21 136Y120304A 04 22 136Y120306B 04 23 136Y120362 04 24 136Y120363A 04 25 136Y120374 04 26 136Y120375B 04 4 136Y120376A 04 5 136Y120377A 04 6 136Y120378...

Page 355: ...Service Parts for Securing and Wiring l Clearly indicate the part code and quantity required when ordering service parts Service parts can be ordered in sets of 100 2 Screws l The following is an exam...

Page 356: ...rvice Parts for Securing and Wiring SP 15 SP 15 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04C 08 Symbol Parts code Reference information Shape Parts name TP3x6 308S0414 TP Cross recessed hexagonh...

Page 357: ...t Na Plain washer W Spring washer SW E ring E 2 Cross recessed truss head screw T T4 8 M4 8 M4 10 3 Cross recessed pan head screw with spring washer A M2 6 16 M2 6 16 4 Cross recessed pan head screw w...

Page 358: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 10 List Of Quick Wearing Parts No Part name Shape 1 Fixing plug Fixing plug Edging Edge saddle Binding band N K clamp 1 2 3 4 5 600_500003 ai 2 Binding band 3 N...

Page 359: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual SP 18 SP 18 BLANK PAGE 018 234 04E...

Page 360: ...DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual SP 19 SP 19 BLANK PAGE 018 234 04E...

Page 361: ...l 018 234 04E DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revison for MC V15 FM9473 3...

Page 362: ...1 2 3 4 and 5 years As the tasks to be performed depend on the age of service follow the list in carrying out the preventive maintenance program 1 2 Notation of Age The following notations are mentio...

Page 363: ...dures set forth in this service manual to verify that the retaining screws are securely tightened to properly secure the parts n Preventive Maintenance Program List Maintenance program Cycle Time requ...

Page 364: ...PM 3 PM 3 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 2 Checking the Error Log 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Check the error log IN1 14 _Checking the Error Log IN2 14 _Checking the Error Log...

Page 365: ...PM 4 PM 4 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 3 Checking for Image Problems 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Check the images IN1 13 _Checking for Image Problems IN2 13 _Checking for Image Problems...

Page 366: ...PM 5 PM 5 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E 4 Inspecting the Fan MP 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Check to make sure that the MP fan is working 1 Check Exhaust air 1200_600001 ai 1 MP...

Page 367: ...Inspecting the Filter MP 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Remove the filter from the MP 1 Remove Filter DETAIL A 1200_600002 ai 1 MP 2 Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner u NOTE u Replace the filter if the filter...

Page 368: ...lacing the Relay MP 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y Take the following procedures only when the AC bucky relay unit optional is mounted WARNING Be sure to turn OFF the circuit breaker on the distribution switchboard t...

Page 369: ...PM 8 PM 8 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E 7 Checking the Cables 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Check that the SE cable has no twist or breakage of the jacket 1 Check Cable 1300_600001 ai MP 1 SE...

Page 370: ...boundary between the TOP panel unit and the CENTER panel unit IN1 12 _Marker Calibration IN2 12 _Marker Calibration 2 Expose an IP 3 Visually check the connection of the calibration phantom for misal...

Page 371: ...PM 10 PM 10 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 9 Checking for Image Problems 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Check the images IN1 13 _Checking for Image Problems IN2 13 _Checking for Image Problems...

Page 372: ...PM 11 PM 11 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 10 Checking the Error Log 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Check the error log IN1 14 _Checking the Error Log IN2 14 _Checking the Error Log...

Page 373: ...anual 018 234 02E 11 Cleaning the Periphery of the Machine and the External Cover 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y 5Y 1 Make sure that no dirt or dust remains around the machine If dirty clean around the machine 2 Clean t...

Page 374: ...PM 13 PM 13 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E BLANK PAGE...

Page 375: ...PM 14 PM 14 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E BLANK PAGE...

Page 376: ...PM 15 PM 15 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E BLANK PAGE...

Page 377: ...ice Manual 018 234 05E DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 06 30 2017 04 New release FM9473 All pages 12 28 2017 05 Revision for MC V1...

Page 378: ...re Installation IN1 DR Maintenance Software u NOTE u The DR Maintenance Software operating environment is as per the following MC applicatio V15 2 or later OS Windows7 or Windows10 Web browser Interne...

Page 379: ...IN 2 IN 2 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E BLANK PAGE...

Page 380: ...IN 3 IN 3 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E BLANK PAGE...

Page 381: ...elease FM9473 All pages 12 28 2017 05 Revision for MC V16 2 FM9490 1 12 41 48 55 to 57 60 62 63 71 74 75 77 79 80 88 to 90 12 28 2017 05 Changes in pagination FM9490 61 64 to 70 72 73 76 78 81 to 87 9...

Page 382: ...able 6 6 Binding and Checking the Cables 6 7 Reinstalling the Covers A A 6 8 Fixing the Anchor Optional 7 Installing the SE 8 Mounting the NIC board to the DX Console 8 1 Mounting the NIC board 8 2 Co...

Page 383: ...ts 12 Marker Calibration 13 Checking for Image Problems 13 1 Checking for Irregularities Density Problems White Blank Portion and Sensitivity Problems in the Images 14 Checking the Error Log 15 Cleari...

Page 384: ...Installation Prepare the tools jigs and measuring instruments before installing the machine Handling of this Manual Servicing Instruments and Tools That Require Inspection Calibration NOTE The SE cab...

Page 385: ...se such as a motor transducer and switching power source and other cables to assure appropriate image quality INSTRUCTION Do not make a radius of curvature of the SE cable smaller than 50 mm If the ra...

Page 386: ...is put off immediately after the machine is transferred into the room the machine might get condensation 4 2 Transfer of Instruments CAUTION If the machine is to be transferred over differing floor l...

Page 387: ...ut the SE from transporting box 1 Take out SE 1300_700006E ai Transporting box Transporting box Letter of guarantee Pad Vinyl sheet 1 Fuse CD R 4 5 Unpacking the DX Console 1 Take out the DX Console f...

Page 388: ...DR ID 1300PU n SE 1305SE Item Qty Remarks SE 1 Machine specific data 1 Fuse 1 Letter of guarantee Report of completion of installation Notes on the X ray exposure Performance check list 1 Only inside...

Page 389: ...cable_10m 1 Used to connect between the I F box and the MP I F box cable_15m 1 I F box cable_GE1 1 Used to connect between the I F box and the X ray equipment I F box cable_GE2 1 I F box cable_Siemens...

Page 390: ...6 Installing the MP 6 1 Removing the Covers 1 Remove the MP top cover 1 Loosen T3x6 x2 1200_700026E ai Top cover 1 2 Remove the MP front cover 1 Remove T3x6 x6 1200_700027E ai Front cover 1 3 Remove t...

Page 391: ...en the E terminal of the power cable and the bottom of the machine frame and make sure that there is continuity 4 Set the main power switch to the OFF position after completion of the measurement 6 3...

Page 392: ...m cover 1 Tighten T3x6 x2 Bottom cover 1 1200_700152 ai 6 3 2 Installing the Anchor Mounting Bracket Optional 1 Perform the procedures 1 to 2 in 6 3 1 Installing the Foot Cover IN1 6 3 1_Installing th...

Page 393: ...ctors and connect the bed SE cable to the MPL6 and MPL8 cable connectors Firmly secure the 4 clamps If they are not secured there might be noise effects 2 Tighten the SE cable MP side with the two cab...

Page 394: ...ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 3 Route the LAN cables between the MP and DX Console from the lower opening on the MP rear cover and connect them 1 Route LAN cable 2 Connect LAN cable connector M...

Page 395: ...starts to drive IN1 6 5 2_Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Bucky Contact Type l Bucky AC type The grid is pressed against the leaf spring and the grid rebounds by means of reaction force of the spring...

Page 396: ...elays K4 K5 and K6 are as follows l Relay model AHN22005 Panasonic Electric Works l Rated control capacity Standard contact 30 VDC l Maximum switching current 1 A n Timing Chart A Preparation starts f...

Page 397: ...ble band clamp included in the supplied accessories to retain the cable as the band is a UL standard component The manufacturer and the part No of the reusable band are mentioned below for your refere...

Page 398: ...opening on the MP rear cover u NOTE u If the second cable is not present the procedure is not necessary Proceed to the procedure 7 1 Insert X Ray shot cable optional 1 1200_700030 ai 5 Connect the cab...

Page 399: ...tage generator to be connected in some cases If no cable terminal remains the procedure is not necessary 1 Wrap Plastic tape 600_700014 ai 1 7 Tie the remaining cables and the X ray shot cable s toget...

Page 400: ...reusable band supplied accessory When two cables are used wrap each of the cable terminals with the plastic tape u NOTE u No cable terminal may remain depending on the X ray high voltage generator to...

Page 401: ...e SE Is Connected 600_700022 ai 820 820 MPX54A SHOT1 RDY1 SHOT1 RDY1 SHOT1 RDY2 SHOT1 RDY2 SHOT1 GO A SHOT1 GO B Bucky Unit 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 12 11 10 BKY1 RDY1A BKY1 RDY1B BKY1 RDY2A BKY1 RDY2B 8 9 BKY1...

Page 402: ...elay model AHN22005 Panasonic Electric Works l Rated control capacity Standard contact 30 VDC l Maximum switching current 1 A n Timing Chart A The signal for preparing for the bucky operation is outpu...

Page 403: ...erroneous connection is made the machine might get damaged Exercise care u INSTRUCTION u Always use a reusable band clamp included in the supplied accessories to retain the cable as the band is a UL s...

Page 404: ...0 BKY2 RDY2A 11 BKY2 RDY2B 12 NC2 1 1 X Ray shot cable Bucky cable 3 Wrap a plastic tape around the unconnected remaining cable terminals u NOTE u No cable terminal may remain depending on the X ray h...

Page 405: ...1B 10 BKY1 RDY2A 11 BKY1 RDY2B 12 NC1 1 5V2 ISO 2 SHOT2 RDY1 3 SHOT2 RDY1 4 SHOT2 RDY2 5 SHOT2 RDY2 6 SHOT2 GO A 7 SHOT2 GO B 8 BKY2 RDY1A 9 BKY2 RDY1B 10 BKY2 RDY2A 11 BKY2 RDY2B 12 NC2 1 1 X Ray sho...

Page 406: ...cable are used 1 1200_700145 ai Bucky cable When two X Ray shot cables and two bucky cables are used 1 X Ray shot cables 1200_700146 ai 2 Bucky cables 8 Retain the X Ray shot cable s and the bucky cab...

Page 407: ...reusable band supplied accessory When two cables are used wrap each of the cable terminals with the plastic tape u NOTE u No cable terminal may remain depending on the X ray high voltage generator to...

Page 408: ...eplacement procedures MC 2 11_AC Bucky Relay Unit Optional n Connection Diagram of the X Ray High Voltage Generator When a Single SE Is Connected 600_700033 ai AC Bucky Relay Unit AHN210 AHN210 AHN122...

Page 409: ...110 VAC 9 0 13 0 mA AHN210X1 110 120 VAC 8 2 11 8 mA AHN210Y0 200 220 VAC 4 5 6 5 mA AHN210Y2 220 240 VAC 4 1 5 9 mA AHN12205 Panasonic Electric Works Standard contact 250 VAC and 30 VDC l Maximum sw...

Page 410: ...e AC bucky relay unit optional on the MP 1 Tighten TP3x6 x4 1 MP AC bucky relay unit 1200_700147 ai 2 Connect the cable terminals with the terminal block of the MPX54A board 1 Connect Cable terminals...

Page 411: ...CAUTION Use the cable and the terminal as specified below when connecting the X Ray shot cable and the bucky cable When crimping the terminal use the crimp nippers as indicated below If the following...

Page 412: ...ers of the AC bucky relay unit 1 Remove B3x6 x4 1 Covers AC bucky relay unit 1200_700148 ai 2 Insert the X Ray shot cable optional and the bucky cable from the upper opening on the MP rear cover 1 Ins...

Page 413: ...the second cable to the terminal indicated in a shaded cell shown in the table below The method of connecting the second cable is described in the procedure 4 No TB1 TB2 X Ray shot cable Bucky cable...

Page 414: ...y Proceed to the procedure 5 u NOTE u The terminals to be connected with the second X Ray shot cable and the second bucky cable are indicated in white cells in the table below No TB1 TB2 X Ray shot ca...

Page 415: ...ables and two bucky cables are used 1200_700037 ai 1 Bucky cables X Ray shot cables 6 6 Binding and Checking the Cables CAUTION Exercise care not to stumble over the bundle of cables during installati...

Page 416: ...which is to be used when fixing is as per the following In step 6 adjust the depth of the hole so that the anchor is less than 14mm Part No SANKO TECHNO C 645 Anchor diameter 6 mm Pilot hole size 6 4...

Page 417: ...de The connector might get damaged Make sure that the MP power or the DS power is turned OFF before connecting disconnecting the SE cable SE side REFERENCE The SE power is configured to be automatical...

Page 418: ...tronic components 1 Turn OFF the power and disconnect all of the cables 2 Remove the cover 1 Pull Lever 2 Remove Cover 1 Cover 2 600_700102 ai 3 Pull up the latch and remove the slot bracket u INSTRUC...

Page 419: ...equired to be changed from the default values Refer to the following for the changing procedure for the DR ID 1305SE IN1 10 11_Setting the IP Address of the SE l In case of one DR ID 1305SE configurat...

Page 420: ...on connecting between the DR ID 1305SE and DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE 1300_700058E ai Hospital Network DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 12...

Page 421: ...olor of the color labels machine identification label applied to the SE n Wake on LAN The machine is equipped with the Wake on LAN function which automatically boots up upon startup of the CL Refer to...

Page 422: ...n be changed However exercise care not to cause the IP addresses to duplicate n Flow of the Installation Procedures of the RU Software START 10 1 Network Settings 10 2 Installing the MC Application DR...

Page 423: ...ting the NIC 1 Right click the button and select Control Panel 1 Right click menu 2 Select Control Panel 1200_700398E ai 1 2 The All Control Panel Items window opens 2 Click Network and Sharing Center...

Page 424: ...operties from the right click menu The Network Properties dialog opens 6 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and click Properties The Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties dialog ope...

Page 425: ...1 9 Click Close Return to the Network Connections window 1 Click Close 1200_700405E ai 1 10 Click Return to the Network and Sharing Center window 1 Click 1200_700406E ai 1 11 Confirm that Eth0 and Et...

Page 426: ...tures 1200_700408E ai 1 2 Click Turn Windows features on or off The Windows Features window opens 1 Click Turn Windows features on or off 1200_700409E ai 1 3 Place a checkmark to Telnet Client then cl...

Page 427: ...Windows Firewall window opens 3 Select Advanced settings The Windows Firewall with Advanced Security window opens 1 Select Advanced settings 1200_700473E ai 1 4 Select Inbound Rules 1 Select Inbound...

Page 428: ...U Service Manual 018 234 04E 6 Select Exit from File menu The system returns to the Windows Firewall window 1 Click File menu 2 Click Exit 1200_700476E ai 2 1 7 Close the Windows Firewall window The s...

Page 429: ...order 1 Turn ON the MP power 2 Turn ON the CSL PC power 2 Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of the window The IIP Se...

Page 430: ...wizard window 7 Click Install and start installation 1 Click Install 1200_700415 ai 1 Upon completion of the installation the RU PC TOOL Set Up window wizard window opens 8 Click Finish 1 Click Finish...

Page 431: ...Up PC TOOL window appear 3 Select install local Install bat from the FILE EXECUTION and then click EXECUTE 1 Select install local Install bat 2 Click EXECUTE 1200_700417 ai Set Up PC TOOL window 2 1...

Page 432: ...o you want to cancel the setup window opens 8 Click Yes 9 Click Finish 1Click Finish 1200_700422 ai 1 When the Installation is completed the WinPcap 4 1 3 Setup Wizard window opens 10 Click Next 1200_...

Page 433: ..._700427 ai 14 Press Enter key The installation has been completed 15 Restart the PC 16 Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens sequentially click the upper left and upper right cor...

Page 434: ...ng of the IP address a connection error occurs After checking the connection status re execute the version upgrade 1200_700430 ai If the MC application was not factory installed and if the model media...

Page 435: ...p screen 9 Remove the disk from the DVD drive 10 Restart the PC 11 Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of the window T...

Page 436: ...k drive on the My Computer The Set Up PC TOOL window appear 2 Select install DRWM Setup bat from the FILE EXECUTION and then click EXECUTE 1 Select install DRWM Setup bat 2 Click EXECUTE 1200_700482 a...

Page 437: ...tings before starting DR Maintenance Software When the mobile configuration Check the FUJIFILM made AP will be connected IN1 10 1_Network Settings 1 Open Internet Explorer enter the following address...

Page 438: ...1200_700488E ai Security Lock is canceled 6 Click OK 1200_700489E ai 10 3 Starting up the DR Maintenance Software 1 Open the Internet Explorer DR Maintenance Software starts 2 Select the INSTALLATION...

Page 439: ...1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 10 4 Preparation before Setting DR Device Checking the Network Settings 1 Check that there is no problem in MC application and Network Settings 1200_70049...

Page 440: ...r Using Two MPs n Updating MP Application Software Version NOTE Follow the procedures below only when the version update of the MP application software is necessary 1 Make sure that the install disk i...

Page 441: ...for MP2 and click SET 1200_700543E ai The following window opens 1200_700006E ai 6 Turn OFF the power of the MP and then turn it ON 7 Left click the MC Manager from the task tray and execute EXIT Che...

Page 442: ...the DX Console 1 Turn ON the DX Console power 2 Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of the window The IIP Service Uti...

Page 443: ...e color of the color labels machine identification label applied to the SE The system returns to the IIP Service Utility window 1 Input FPD Device ID SE serial ID for CENTER panel unit 2 Click OK 1200...

Page 444: ...s needed click SYSTEM CONFIG 99 CONFIG FIX via the IIP Service Utility window Setup Configuration Item and set the MaximumDataSize values If the setting values are incorrect then the MD10016 hard disc...

Page 445: ...om the factory which is registered in the SE is the same 192 168 0 90 to 92 for all SE s If two SE s are connected therefore the SE cannot be identified due to the duplicate address resulting in an er...

Page 446: ...lect the target SE and set the IP address u INSTRUCTION u Be sure that the number of the connected SE is one when setting the IP address of SE Because all the default IP addresses when shipped out fro...

Page 447: ...8 234 05E 2 When changing input the Updated Value and click SET 1200_700502E ai The IP Address of the SE will be updated 3 Click OK and restart the SE 1200_700503E ai 4 Click GET confirm that the IP a...

Page 448: ...rsion and Updated Version are identical with each other click the Next to go to the following procedure IN1 10 12_Installing the Machine Specific Data n Updating SE Application Software Version NOTE F...

Page 449: ...lected SE is displayed and the FPGA software installation fails check the version of the FPGA software If the FPGA software version is earlier than the following version the FPGA software installed in...

Page 450: ...not installed you cannot obtain the correct result 1 Insert the machine specific data CD into the DVD drive of the CL 2 Click Install of the panel unit where you want to install the machine specific...

Page 451: ...folder REFERENCE Select the CORRECTH folder nomally However if in the acceptance check the noise was generated in the image whereas physical phantoms such as mesh etc are used to expose select the CO...

Page 452: ...than 150 8000 Restoration of the serial number is successful If the number is 150 8000 Compare with machine specific CD and confirm that time stamp and contents are the same If they are the same the...

Page 453: ...0 13 Changing the IP Address of the SE MP MC and the FTP Server NOTE These procedures are only to be executed if the SE MP MC and FTP server IP addresses need to be changed from their defaults NOTE Th...

Page 454: ...d Initialization of the machines might be needed in such a case How far in the IP address the network address indicates depends on the setting of the subnet mask As the default value of the subnet mas...

Page 455: ...he address and click SET 1200_700521E ai 2 Click OK 1200_700522E ai REFERENCE Do not restart the SE for this step but perform in the next step Changing the MP Network Setting 1 Select the target SE fr...

Page 456: ...tml in the address bar and press the Enter key DR Maintenance Software starts 4 Select the Changing the IP address SE MP MC confirm that the SE MP MC IP address has been changed correctly INSTRUCTION...

Page 457: ...5 _Defect Calibration and Lag Calibration REFERENCE Messages of Calibrating and Urgent use is possible alternately appear on the DX Console status indication area 1 Check Status indication 1 1200_700...

Page 458: ...5 Start up the DR Maintenance Software 6 Click Calibration The Calibration window opens 11 1 Offset Calibration INSTRUCTION In the case where the machine specific data is installed into a fresh instal...

Page 459: ...INSTRUCTION In the case where the machine specific data is installed into a fresh installation of the MC software V12 0 or later perform the gain calibration on the CENTER panel unit In the case wher...

Page 460: ...ome cases Refer to the Troubleshooting manual and take appropriate countermeasures u NOTE u Before going to the next step exposure check that Ready is lit up with the green button If you perform expos...

Page 461: ...s The calibration results can be checked after the calibration 1 Click Backup in the SE Correct Data Backup Restore in the BACKUP RESTORE and back up the SE correction data 1200_700558E ai REFERENCE T...

Page 462: ...ge cannot be correctly synthesized and an artifact occurs n Preparing for Calibration 1 Select the SE No of CENTER panel unit for calibration and set the operative method in Operation Setting 1300_700...

Page 463: ...n positions for the calibration phantom D Align two calibration phantoms on the specific installation position for each boundary REFERENCE The calibration phantom is the metal stick that is included w...

Page 464: ...er checking that the green Ready button is lit expose the 3rd shot with the following conditions Confirm that Ready lights with the green button at each exposure REFERENCE Perform the next exposure ev...

Page 465: ...still occurs obtain the following data and report the failure LogAll IMO log Calib log 2 Check that the calibration data have been generated REFERENCE The data are stored in the following location Ch...

Page 466: ...shown below With the other settings left unchanged exit the User Utility Menu name Synthesized calibration checking test Function Leave the setting as RT 3 Start up the application for the CSL 4 Sele...

Page 467: ...OTE u If the exposure is performed with the exposure menu other than the specified ones or with the exposure condition other than the referred one abnormal images such as horizontal streak may be foun...

Page 468: ...ng The capture image of the DX Console screen Indicate abnormal images and portions of the images by using circles and arrows Information on the facility and miscellaneous Frequency Repeatability Whet...

Page 469: ...2 Click ERROR DB and check the error log 3 Click DELETE 1200_700536E ai 4 Click OK to clear the error log 1200_700537E ai 15 Clearing the EDIT HISTORY INSTRUCTION After exiting the DX Console applica...

Page 470: ...in the backup folder of the Window with a file name YYYYMMDDhhmmss PANELS ZIP YYYYMMDDhhmmss is a time stamp at saving MU1 1 10 1_SE Correct Data Backup Restore 3 Make a backup of the device configur...

Page 471: ...Backup column 1200_700540 ai 2 Click All Log 3 Click OK 1200_700559E ai The log file is saved REFERENCE The error log are saved in the backup folder of the Window with a file name YYYYMMDDhhmmss MC A...

Page 472: ...eStatus MPXBoardFuseStatus true if there is any MP SE1FuseStatus true if there is any MP SE2FuseStatus true if there is any MP BoardConnector Status MPXBoardConnectorStatus true if there is any MP SE1...

Page 473: ...the room temperature SE Button Status Extra Sleep Button Status There is no problem with false Memory Image Button Status There is no problem with false Battery Serial No Battery ID Any one of 0 to 65...

Page 474: ...IN1 93 IN1 93 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E 18 Visual Inspection and Cleaning of the Machine Visually check the units for damage If contaminated wipe off with a dry cloth...

Page 475: ...IN1 94 IN1 94 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 476: ...IN1 95 IN1 95 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 06E BLANK PAGE...

Page 477: ...Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 04 30 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revison for MC V15 FM9473 1 38 39 41 51 54 58 06 30 2017 04 Changes in pagination FM9473 40 4...

Page 478: ...Binding and Checking the Cables 6 7 Reinstalling the Covers A A 6 8 Fixing the Anchor Optional 7 Installing the SE 8 Mounting the NIC board to the DX Console 8 1 Mounting the NIC board 8 2 Connecting...

Page 479: ...lts 12 Marker Calibration 13 Checking for Image Problems 13 1 Checking for Irregularities Density Problems White Blank Portion and Sensitivity Problems in the Images 14 Checking the Error Log 15 Clear...

Page 480: ...Installation Prepare the tools jigs and measuring instruments before installing the machine Handling of this Manual Servicing Instruments and Tools That Require Inspection Calibration NOTE The SE cab...

Page 481: ...se such as a motor transducer and switching power source and other cables to assure appropriate image quality INSTRUCTION Do not make a radius of curvature of the SE cable smaller than 50 mm If the ra...

Page 482: ...is put off immediately after the machine is transferred into the room the machine might get condensation 4 2 Transfer of Instruments CAUTION If the machine is to be transferred over differing floor l...

Page 483: ...ut the SE from transporting box 1 Take out SE 1300_700006E ai Transporting box Transporting box Letter of guarantee Pad Vinyl sheet 1 Fuse CD R 4 5 Unpacking the DX Console 1 Take out the DX Console f...

Page 484: ...DR ID 1300PU n SE 1305SE Item Qty Remarks SE 1 Machine specific data 1 Fuse 1 Letter of guarantee Report of completion of installation Notes on the X ray exposure Performance check list 1 Only inside...

Page 485: ...cable_10m 1 Used to connect between the I F box and the MP I F box cable_15m 1 I F box cable_GE1 1 Used to connect between the I F box and the X ray equipment I F box cable_GE2 1 I F box cable_Siemens...

Page 486: ...6 Installing the MP 6 1 Removing the Covers 1 Remove the MP top cover 1 Loosen T3x6 x2 1200_700026E ai Top cover 1 2 Remove the MP front cover 1 Remove T3x6 x6 1200_700027E ai Front cover 1 3 Remove t...

Page 487: ...en the E terminal of the power cable and the bottom of the machine frame and make sure that there is continuity 4 Set the main power switch to the OFF position after completion of the measurement 6 3...

Page 488: ...m cover 1 Tighten T3x6 x2 Bottom cover 1 1200_700152 ai 6 3 2 Installing the Anchor Mounting Bracket Optional 1 Perform the procedures 1 to 2 in 6 3 1 Installing the Foot Cover IN 6 3 1_Installing the...

Page 489: ...E cable to the MPL5 and MPL7 cable connectors and connect the bed SE cable to the MPL6 and MPL8 cable connectors 2 Tighten the SE cable MP side with the two cable ties that are passed through the clam...

Page 490: ...ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E 3 Route the LAN cables between the MP and DX Console from the lower opening on the MP rear cover and connect them 1 Route LAN cable 2 Connect LAN cable connector M...

Page 491: ...starts to drive IN2 6 5 2_Connecting the X Ray Shot Cable Bucky Contact Type l Bucky AC type The grid is pressed against the leaf spring and the grid rebounds by means of reaction force of the spring...

Page 492: ...elays K4 K5 and K6 are as follows l Relay model AHN22005 Panasonic Electric Works l Rated control capacity Standard contact 30 VDC l Maximum switching current 1 A n Timing Chart A Preparation starts f...

Page 493: ...ble band clamp included in the supplied accessories to retain the cable as the band is a UL standard component The manufacturer and the part No of the reusable band are mentioned below for your refere...

Page 494: ...opening on the MP rear cover u NOTE u If the second cable is not present the procedure is not necessary Proceed to the procedure 7 1 Insert X Ray shot cable optional 1 1200_700030 ai 5 Connect the cab...

Page 495: ...tage generator to be connected in some cases If no cable terminal remains the procedure is not necessary 1 Wrap Plastic tape 600_700014 ai 1 7 Tie the remaining cables and the X ray shot cable s toget...

Page 496: ...reusable band supplied accessory When two cables are used wrap each of the cable terminals with the plastic tape u NOTE u No cable terminal may remain depending on the X ray high voltage generator to...

Page 497: ...e SE Is Connected 600_700022 ai 820 820 MPX54A SHOT1 RDY1 SHOT1 RDY1 SHOT1 RDY2 SHOT1 RDY2 SHOT1 GO A SHOT1 GO B Bucky Unit 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 12 11 10 BKY1 RDY1A BKY1 RDY1B BKY1 RDY2A BKY1 RDY2B 8 9 BKY1...

Page 498: ...elay model AHN22005 Panasonic Electric Works l Rated control capacity Standard contact 30 VDC l Maximum switching current 1 A n Timing Chart A The signal for preparing for the bucky operation is outpu...

Page 499: ...erroneous connection is made the machine might get damaged Exercise care u INSTRUCTION u Always use a reusable band clamp included in the supplied accessories to retain the cable as the band is a UL s...

Page 500: ...0 BKY2 RDY2A 11 BKY2 RDY2B 12 NC2 1 1 X Ray shot cable Bucky cable 3 Wrap a plastic tape around the unconnected remaining cable terminals u NOTE u No cable terminal may remain depending on the X ray h...

Page 501: ...1B 10 BKY1 RDY2A 11 BKY1 RDY2B 12 NC1 1 5V2 ISO 2 SHOT2 RDY1 3 SHOT2 RDY1 4 SHOT2 RDY2 5 SHOT2 RDY2 6 SHOT2 GO A 7 SHOT2 GO B 8 BKY2 RDY1A 9 BKY2 RDY1B 10 BKY2 RDY2A 11 BKY2 RDY2B 12 NC2 1 1 X Ray sho...

Page 502: ...cable are used 1 1200_700145 ai Bucky cable When two X Ray shot cables and two bucky cables are used 1 X Ray shot cables 1200_700146 ai 2 Bucky cables 8 Retain the X Ray shot cable s and the bucky cab...

Page 503: ...reusable band supplied accessory When two cables are used wrap each of the cable terminals with the plastic tape u NOTE u No cable terminal may remain depending on the X ray high voltage generator to...

Page 504: ...eplacement procedures MC 2 11_AC Bucky Relay Unit Optional n Connection Diagram of the X Ray High Voltage Generator When a Single SE Is Connected 600_700033 ai AC Bucky Relay Unit AHN210 AHN210 AHN122...

Page 505: ...110 VAC 9 0 13 0 mA AHN210X1 110 120 VAC 8 2 11 8 mA AHN210Y0 200 220 VAC 4 5 6 5 mA AHN210Y2 220 240 VAC 4 1 5 9 mA AHN12205 Panasonic Electric Works Standard contact 250 VAC and 30 VDC l Maximum sw...

Page 506: ...e AC bucky relay unit optional on the MP 1 Tighten TP3x6 x4 1 MP AC bucky relay unit 1200_700147 ai 2 Connect the cable terminals with the terminal block of the MPX54A board 1 Connect Cable terminals...

Page 507: ...CAUTION Use the cable and the terminal as specified below when connecting the X Ray shot cable and the bucky cable When crimping the terminal use the crimp nippers as indicated below If the following...

Page 508: ...ers of the AC bucky relay unit 1 Remove B3x6 x4 1 Covers AC bucky relay unit 1200_700148 ai 2 Insert the X Ray shot cable optional and the bucky cable from the upper opening on the MP rear cover 1 Ins...

Page 509: ...the second cable to the terminal indicated in a shaded cell shown in the table below The method of connecting the second cable is described in the procedure 4 No TB1 TB2 X Ray shot cable Bucky cable...

Page 510: ...y Proceed to the procedure 5 u NOTE u The terminals to be connected with the second X Ray shot cable and the second bucky cable are indicated in white cells in the table below No TB1 TB2 X Ray shot ca...

Page 511: ...ables and two bucky cables are used 1200_700037 ai 1 Bucky cables X Ray shot cables 6 6 Binding and Checking the Cables CAUTION Exercise care not to stumble over the bundle of cables during installati...

Page 512: ...which is to be used when fixing is as per the following In step 6 adjust the depth of the hole so that the anchor is less than 14mm Part No SANKO TECHNO C 645 Anchor diameter 6 mm Pilot hole size 6 4...

Page 513: ...de The connector might get damaged Make sure that the MP power or the DS power is turned OFF before connecting disconnecting the SE cable SE side REFERENCE The SE power is configured to be automatical...

Page 514: ...tronic components 1 Turn OFF the power and disconnect all of the cables 2 Remove the cover 1 Pull Lever 2 Remove Cover 1 Cover 2 600_700102 ai 3 Pull up the latch and remove the slot bracket u INSTRUC...

Page 515: ...equired to be changed from the default values Refer to the following for the changing procedure for the DR ID 1305SE IN2 10 11_Setting the IP Address of the SE l In case of one DR ID 1305SE configurat...

Page 516: ...on connecting between the DR ID 1305SE and DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE 1300_700058E ai Hospital Network DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 1211SE 1212SE DR ID 1201SE 1202SE 12...

Page 517: ...olor of the color labels machine identification label applied to the SE n Wake on LAN The machine is equipped with the Wake on LAN function which automatically boots up upon startup of the CL Refer to...

Page 518: ...ged However exercise care not to cause the IP addresses to duplicate n Flow of the Installation Procedures of the RU Software START 10 1 Installing and Setting the NIC Board to the DX Console 10 2 Ins...

Page 519: ...ard to the DX Console n Setting the NIC Telnet 1 Click Control Panel from Start menu 1 Click Start menu 2 Click Control Panel 1 2 600_700237 ai The All Control Panel Items window opens 2 Click Network...

Page 520: ...perties from the right click menu The Network Properties dialog opens 1 Right click Eth1 2 Click Properties 1 2 600_700241 ai 6 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and click Properties The Int...

Page 521: ...urn to the Network and Sharing Center window 1 Click 1 600_700246 ai 11 Confirm that Eth0 and Eth1 have appeared at Connections and then click Return to the All Control Panel Items window 1 Verify Eth...

Page 522: ...nt and Telnet Server then click OK Return to the Programs and Features window 1 Check ON Telnet Client and Telnet Server 2 Click OK 2 1 600_700250 ai 15 Click Return to the All Control Panel Items win...

Page 523: ...Services window 1 Select Automatic 2 Click OK 2 1 600_700255 ai 20 Click x on the upper right side of the window The Services window closed and return to the Administrative Tools window 1 Click x 1 6...

Page 524: ...1 26 Right click FTP Server Passive FTP Passive Traffic In and select Enable Rule The Enabled of FTP Server Passive FTP Passive Traffic In changes to Yes 1 Right click FTP Server Passive FTP Passive T...

Page 525: ...ive of the CL 2 Double click SetupRun exe into the drive on the My Computer The Set Up PC TOOL window appear 3 Select install local Install bat from FILE EXECUTION area and click EXECUTE 1 Select inst...

Page 526: ...tup Complete window opens 8 Click Finish 800_700212 ai 1 Upon completion of the installation the WinPcap 4 1 3 Setup window opens 9 Click OK 800_700213 ai 1 The Welcome to the WinPcap 4 1 3 Setup Wiza...

Page 527: ...Enter key The installation has been completed 15 Restart the PC 16 Exit from the CL software and display the normal Windows screen REFERENCE When you click the Shut Down button of the CL software the...

Page 528: ...Enter key n Setting up the RU Software Version 1 Double click SetupRun exe into the drive on the My Computer The Set Up PC TOOL window appear 2 Select install remote MCSetupWizard bat from FILE EXECUT...

Page 529: ...appear 6 Check that there are not any problems with the version and the media version that are installed on the device and click Upgrade 1 Check the version and the media version that are installed o...

Page 530: ...disappears NOTE If any error occurs during installation reinstall the MC application after uninstalling it Follow the procedures below to uninstall the MC application 1 Insert the install disk into t...

Page 531: ...TOOL window 2 Click NEW and input RU NAME and RU IP ADDR 1 Click NEW 2 Input RU NAME 3 Input RU IP ADDR 127 0 0 1 NOTE The maximum input character count for RU NAME is as per the following MC applicat...

Page 532: ...is no problem as a result of the PING check If Lost 0 0 loss does not appear it indicates some problem Do not take the procedures of 4 and later in this case but solve the problem 1 Click PING 2 Verif...

Page 533: ...window opens 1 Click OK 1200_700088 ai 1 RU INSTALL window CONFIG window 8 Select the followings on the CONFIG window 1 Select NOT EXIST 2 Select SYNC 1200_700089 ai 1 2 9 Click SET The CL NAME window...

Page 534: ...aker of the distribution switchboard If turned OFF the data on the HDD gets damaged and the CL cannot boot up as a result 12 Make sure that the write into the HDD has completed and press any key on th...

Page 535: ...0_700482 ai RU PC TOOL window 1 2 2 Select PCToolSecKeykey inside the application disk drive and click Open ID900_J0215 ai The security lock is unlocked REFERENCE The following errors may occur when t...

Page 536: ...on software Check that the displayed version coincides with the version indicated in Readme txt in the MC APL software DVD 1 Click Display MP1 Software Version 2 Check Version 1200_700093E ai 1 Displa...

Page 537: ...and MP1 Install 1 Click INSTALL 2 Click Install MP Software 3 Click MP1 Install 1200_700094E ai 2 3 MP Install window MP1 Install window INSTALL window 1 3 Click MP1 Software VerUp Install on the MP1...

Page 538: ...le power 2 Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of the window The IIP Service Utility window opens Click the upper left...

Page 539: ...lor of the color labels machine identification label applied to the SE The system returns to the IIP Service Utility window 1 Input FPD Device ID SE serial ID for CENTER panel unit 2 Click OK 1300_700...

Page 540: ...44 ai New Node window 1 2 3 10 8 Setting the Serial ID of the SE INSTRUCTION Take the procedures from 10 7 Setting the Serial ID of the SE to 10 10 Setting the IP Address of the SE with connecting onl...

Page 541: ...d and click SET u NOTE u The first letter of the serial ID must be entered as a capital letter REFERENCE The SE serial ID is contained in the folder name which is in the route for the machine specific...

Page 542: ...SETTING window 1 3 Input the serial ID of the SE for three panel units to be registered and click SET u NOTE u The first letter of the serial ID must be entered as a capital letter REFERENCE The SE se...

Page 543: ...task tray and then start the MC Manager from Start menu Start up 10 10 Updating SE Application Software Version 10 10 1 Checking the SE Application Software Version 1 Start up the MUTL 2 Click VERSIO...

Page 544: ...heck aplWlan ver 3 Check fpgaRmv ver 4 Check mcu ver 1 SE1 10 2 3 4 1300_700017 ai INSTRUCTION Follow the procedures below when the version does not coincide with the version indicated in Readme txt I...

Page 545: ...E Software and input the target SE No 1 Click INSTALL 2 Click Install SE Software 3 Input SE No 1200_700120E ai 2 3 Install SE Software window INSTALL window 1 3 Click Install SE FPGA Software 1 Click...

Page 546: ...SE In addition if about 40 seconds elapse after OK appears Make sure if MCU software is latest version appears Ignore this message if Successed has already appeared If Successed has not appeared and o...

Page 547: ...curs while the SE is being initialized Error indication System Status is not IDLE Please retry after returning System Status IDLE Error 4 Click OK when the confirmation window opens 5 Check the IP add...

Page 548: ...Select the RU whose machine specific data is to be installed from the LIST OF EXISTING RU of the RU PC TOOL 1 Select RU 600_700090 ai RU PC TOOL window 1 3 Select the menu corresponding to the panel...

Page 549: ...er nomally However if in the acceptance check the noise was generated in the image whereas physical phantoms such as mesh etc are used to expose select the CORRECTS folder For the procedure for changi...

Page 550: ...OTE After the machine specific data is installed make sure to transfer the correct data to the panel unit where the machine specific data have been installed If the correct data are not transferred co...

Page 551: ...Data Save Status 2 Input Target SE number 3 Click SET 1200_700186E ai 1 SE Correct Data Save Status window CALIBRATION window 2 3 2 Check that saving of the SE correct data is completed 1 Check Save r...

Page 552: ...the machines might be needed in such a case How far in the IP address the network address indicates depends on the setting of the subnet mask As the default value of the subnet mask of the machine is...

Page 553: ...curs due to artifacts or other factors Refer to the following for the defect calibration and lag calibration procedures IN Appendix 5 _Defect Calibration and Lag Calibration REFERENCE Messages of Cali...

Page 554: ...here the machine specific data is installed into a fresh installation of the MC software V11 0 or earlier perform the offset calibration on all of the panel units TOP CENTER and BOTTOM In the case whe...

Page 555: ...arlier Therefore perform the gain calibration on all of the panel units TOP CENTER and BOTTOM u NOTE u Do not change the tube position in the gain calibration If the tube position is changed a line de...

Page 556: ...Set the exposure time to 200 msec or less Exposure for longer than 200 msec cannot be made since the maximum exposure time is inherently specified as 200 msec REFERENCE Exposure condition examples for...

Page 557: ...2 1 13_BACKUP 2 Open the files written below with the Word Pad Gain calibration PanelCorrectSensitivity txt In the case of 150 8000 the restoration of the machine specific data failed Restore the mach...

Page 558: ...also perform the marker calibration If the marker calibration is not performed an image cannot be correctly synthesized and an artifact occurs n Preparing for Calibration 1 Start up the MUTL 2 Click...

Page 559: ...d calibration phantom at the boundary between the TOP and the CENTER panel units when selecting Top_Center for Calib Position and when selecting Center_Bottom at the boundary between the CENTER and th...

Page 560: ...unt and check that exposures were counted Tube voltage of 80 kV Amperage 100 mA Time 20 msec SID 120 cm 1300_700032E ai Marker Calibration window 3 Move the irradiation field in the opposite direction...

Page 561: ...on dialogue box of Are you sure opens 1300_700035E ai Marker Calibration window 2 Click OK When the marker correction data is generated and stored in the HDD OK appears in the result display area u NO...

Page 562: ...ager from Start menu Start up 2 Create the confirmation menu Start the User Utility and copy the Finger menu MPM code 0607 and then edit the following items as shown below With the other settings left...

Page 563: ...OTE u If the exposure is performed with the exposure menu other than the specified ones or with the exposure condition other than the referred one abnormal images such as horizontal streak may be foun...

Page 564: ...ng The capture image of the DX Console screen Indicate abnormal images and portions of the images by using circles and arrows Information on the facility and miscellaneous Frequency Repeatability Whet...

Page 565: ...1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 14 Checking the Error Log 1 Start up the RU PC TOOL 2 Click ERROR DB The ERROR DB window opens 3 Check the error log 4 Click CLEAR to clear the error log 5...

Page 566: ...window opens 3 Input the installation date 1 Input Installation date 2 Click SET 600_700139 ai 2 EDIT HISTORY window Display example 1 4 Click the STAND tab and reset the counts 1 Click STAND tab 2 Cl...

Page 567: ...IN2 90 IN2 90 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 16 Backing Up the Data 1 Start up the RU PC TOOL 2 Back up LOG ALL and CORRECT ALL DATA 3 Exit the RU PC TOOL...

Page 568: ...heck that the SE is not damaged 17 2 Checking the Status of Boards 1 Start up the MUTL 2 Click MP Board State Check and check the following board status Make sure that the board is free from errors on...

Page 569: ...IN2 92 IN2 92 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E 18 Visual Inspection and Cleaning of the Machine Visually check the units for damage If contaminated wipe off with a dry cloth...

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Page 571: ...IN2 94 IN2 94 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E BLANK PAGE...

Page 572: ...IN2 95 IN2 95 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 04E BLANK PAGE...

Page 573: ...son Pages affected 04 30 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revision for MC V15 FM9473 AppxIN 3 1 AppxIN 5 1 to 5 12 AppxIN 8 1 to 8 4 12 28 2017 05 Revision for MC V16 2 FM9490 AppxIN...

Page 574: ...ables locally obtained parts may be used In this case parts that meet the requirements set forth below should be obtained locally n Locally Obtained Parts and Their Requirements l Network cable and Ne...

Page 575: ...AppxIN1 2 AppxIN1 2 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E BLANK PAGE...

Page 576: ...AppxIN1 3 AppxIN1 3 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 02E BLANK PAGE...

Page 577: ...tory IP address of the MP default value 192 168 0 20 IP address of the SE default value SE IP address 1305SE TOP 192 168 0 90 1305SE CENTER 192 168 0 91 1305SE BOTTOM 192 168 0 92 Appendix 2 1Restorin...

Page 578: ...r 1 5 Disconnect all connectors of the SE cable from the MPC54B board 1 Disconnect Cable connectors MPC6 7 1300_700027 ai MPC7 MPC6 1 6 Connect the jig cable supplied accessory to the connector MPC2 o...

Page 579: ...Appendix 2 2Restoring the IP Address of the SE WARNING You must never work on the SE with the power supplied in any situation for servicing the SE Always disconnect the SE cable from the SE and remov...

Page 580: ...xternal positions of the status lamp LED of the SE flash three times successively You can know that the IP address of the SE is changed to the default value if the LED flashes three times successively...

Page 581: ...l network changes MU1 1 5 1_Local Network Appendix 3 1 Local Network PreSetting Change the following IP address MC ETH1 IP MP1 SE1 WIRED SE1 WIRELESS To make the changed set value effective the set va...

Page 582: ...P 2 Input MC MP network address 3 Click SET 1 Local Network PreSetting window 2 1200_700164E ai MC ETH1 MP window 3 3 Click the target SE input the SE network address and click SET 1 Click Target SE 2...

Page 583: ...in need of initializing the SE 1 Click SE Network Setting on the NETWORK SETTING window The SE Network Setting window appears 2 Input the target SE No and click SET 3 Click Execute SE IP Setting The...

Page 584: ...lick BACK to return to the NETWORK SETTING window 8 Turn OFF the power of the MP and then turn it ON again 9 Left click the MC Manager from the task tray and excute EXIT Check that the MC Manager icon...

Page 585: ...on left click the MC Manager from the task tray and excute EXIT 2 Turn ON the power in the order named of the MP CL and MC u NOTE u For the MC application check that the MC Manager icon has disappeare...

Page 586: ...ETH0 IP Setting NETWORK SETTING window 1200_700170E ai 2 1 2 Input the network address values and click SET 1 Input Set value 2 Click SET 1200_700171E ai MC ETH0 IP Setting window 2 1 Enabling the set...

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Page 589: ...ay at the pink part is absorbed by the top panel s scintillator and the total X ray dose reaching the center panel is reduced to around one fifth lack of X ray The green part is affected by the X ray...

Page 590: ...n After correction Example images of stitching part Discontinuous grained pattern A coarsely grained band like area appears near the stitching area with low dose due to panels overlapping each other 1...

Page 591: ...tual Grid processing Anterior lumbar Acrylic 5 cm no grid Position of unevenness at stitching part Difference in image density between panels third example The difference in the image density may be v...

Page 592: ...47E ai Position of unevenness at stitching part Virtual Grid processing Anterior lumbar Acrylic 5 cm no grid Position of unevenness at stitching part X ray scattering forward as shown in the figure is...

Page 593: ...hite band and black band in the band like image second example MC V11 0 or earlier For a high contrast and horizontally long object such as steel disposed in the center panel away from the stitching p...

Page 594: ...m to use the product as it is 1300_700055E ai Actual lead scale Position of unevenness at stitching part Position of unevenness at stitching part Precaution on the grid and the SID Always use the grid...

Page 595: ...l units In the BENEO and the CR long panel the S value is calculated from the image from one panel and there was a restriction in the exposure position In the DR ID1300 however an appropriate S value...

Page 596: ...AppxIN4 8 AppxIN4 8 DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual 018 234 03E BLANK PAGE...

Page 597: ...ated the MC power will be automatically turned OFF and calibration might result in failure REFERENCE Messages of Calibrating and Urgent use is possible alternately appear on the DX Console status indi...

Page 598: ...boundary of the panel unit If an artifact has occurred take the following measure For TOP panel unit or BOTTOM panel unit Perform the full calibration for the target panel unit For CENTER panel unit P...

Page 599: ...d as 200 msec u NOTE u When performing defect calibration make sure to have the exposure conditions such as the correct dose setting kV mA msec SID for defect correction calibration If defect correcti...

Page 600: ...de is displayed in some cases Refer to the Troubleshooting manual and take appropriate countermeasures After about 2 minutes the Ready button will be displayed in green in the pop up window 1200_70055...

Page 601: ...equipment REFERENCES Exposure condition examples for exposing an IP to a dose of 100 mR are shown below 1305SE SID 215 cm Voltage 80 kV Amperage 500 mA Time 180 msec If the mA is not 500 for the X ray...

Page 602: ...ect calibration DV txt If the data do not line more than or equal to 19 lines for the 14 x 17 inch SE or 23 lines for the 17 x 17 inch SE the restoration of the machine specific data or the defect cal...

Page 603: ...g measure For TOP panel unit or BOTTOM panel unit Perform the full calibration for the target panel unit For CENTER panel unit Perform the full calibration and marker calibration REFERENCE The focal s...

Page 604: ...ade since the maximum exposure time is inherently specified as 200 msec REFERENCE Exposure condition examples for exposing an IP to a dose of 5 mR are shown below 1305SE SID 215 cm Voltage 75 kV Amper...

Page 605: ...ently unavailable appears Click Start again after an interval of approx 30 seconds in this case 5 Click OK OK appears in the result display area approx 2 minutes later 6 Click Display ShotRdy and conf...

Page 606: ...ndition increase the tube voltage to 100 kV If the irradiation does not become 20 mR or over with the aforementioned condition you have to perform the lag calibration by using another X ray equipment...

Page 607: ...2 Open the files written below with the Word Pad Defect calibration DV txt If the data do not line more than or equal to 23 lines for the 17 x 17 inch panel unit the restoration of the machine specifi...

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Page 609: ...mm 1 mm Lattice member diameter 1 mm 0 2 mm Oblique direction angle of X ray 15 degrees or less n Procedure for the quality of the lattice 1 Set the position between the lines of the lattice scale so...

Page 610: ...the image of the entire exposure area contains all the lines of the lattice and no blurring in the vertical direction The lattice is imaged correctly 1300_030003 ai Some lattices overlap each other a...

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Page 613: ...on LAN setting is not completed turn ON the power in the following order 1 Turn ON the MP power 2 Turn ON the CL power 2 Exit from the CL software and display the normal Windows screen REFERENCE When...

Page 614: ...054 ai 1 2 Installation location selection window RU PC TOOL Set Up start window wizard window 6 Click Next The window appears prompting to start the installation wizard window 1 Click Next 600_700055...

Page 615: ...Select Initial apl_initial install bat 2 Click EXECUTE 1200_700082 ai 1 2 2 Click OK The MC application is installed and the dialog to confirm the installation opens 1 Click OK 1 600_700259 ai 3 Click...

Page 616: ...h 1200_700108 ai 1 9 Click OK Return to the desktop screen 1Click OK 1 600_700260 ai 10 Remove the install disk from the DVD drive 11 Restart the CL NOTE If any error occurs during installation reinst...

Page 617: ...ers of the window The IIP Service Utility window opens Click the upper left corner and then the upper right corner DXL04010001 ai 3 Insert the install disk into the DVD drive of the CSL PC INSTRUCTION...

Page 618: ...on the keyboard 1200_7C0018 ai 7 Restart the PC Errors and workaround methods when installing l If an 1058 error is generated by the installing Step 01 of a compulsory update program before the instal...

Page 619: ...llowing Windows Update error code list and do a workaround Windows Update error code list https support microsoft com ja jp kb 938205 l If an error is generated by the IE11 Install Step02 1200_7C0020...

Page 620: ...If an error is generated by the installing Step 03 of a compulsory update program after the installing of IE11 1200_7C0021 ai Check the following Windows Update error code list and do a workaround Wi...

Page 621: ...FPGA memory are shown in the table below Part Current part number New part number New FPGA memory equipped part RMV65A service part for DR ID 1200 857Y120057 857Y200090 RMV66A service part for DR ID 1...

Page 622: ...the desktop 2 Make sure that the MC Manager has not started up 3 Connect the SE cable to the target SE Install via the jig software 1 Double click on the jig software execution file FlashUpdate exe NO...

Page 623: ...lick the X on the upper right of the screen and exit the jig software Confirm the FPGA version 1 Restart the target SE 2 Start the MC Manager 3 Make sure that the version displayed in the SE software...

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Page 625: ...nual 018 234 04E DR ID 1300 DR ID 1300PU Service Manual Control Sheet Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected 03 31 2016 03 New release FM9369 All pages 06 30 2017 04 Revision for MC V15 FM94...

Page 626: ...2 1 3_MC _MC system label MP DR ID 1300MP Pharmaceutical S N ___________________ Safety Precaution 2 1 2_MP _PU rating indication label DR ID 1305SE Pharmaceutical S N ___________________ Safety Prec...

Page 627: ...red between L and N ______ specified value 100 k or higher OK NG 4 Checking the SE TOP SE panel serial ID ___________________ CENTER SE panel serial ID ___________________ BOTTOM SE panel serial ID __...

Page 628: ...e _____kV Tube current ______mA Time _____msec Distance _____cm BOTTOM SE panel X ray dose ______mR S value _____ Tube voltage _____kV Tube current ______mA Time _____msec Distance _____cm 5 2 Additio...

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