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Ch.6 Troubleshooting

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REGIUS Console CS-3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver. 1.10 2005.2

The same error occurs repeatedly.

The same error occurs repeatedly.

The same error occurs repeatedly.

Error No.

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Error Message

Remedy

Concerning the Cassette Readers

Alignment Motor NG

Feeder's Shutter Open/Close Timeout

Lock Timeout

Lock Initial Processing

Feeder's Shutter Initial Processing

Elevator Initial Processing

Alignment Initial Processing

Transport Unit Initial Processing

Slow Scan Initial Processing

Transfer Action 1 Starting NG

Transfer Action 1 Starting NG

Feeder's Discharge Action Starting NG

Discharge Action Starting NG

Feeder's Shutter Opening NG

Feeder's Shutter Closing NG

Lock Starting NG

Cassette Falling Detective Time NG

No Notice of Permission on Erase-lamp ON

No Notice of Permission on Erase-lamp OFF

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Initialize)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Ready)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Detect Barcode)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(High-voltage ON)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Laser ON)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Cancel Barcode)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Processing)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Pause)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Close Front Door)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Open Front Door)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Error)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Standby)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Transporting of Erase Mode)

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Power off after Ready)

Registration OK Receiving Timeout

GetStatus Receiving Timeout(Laser ON)

GoBackward Receiving Timeout

Laser ON without Sending High-voltage ON(1)

Laser ON without Sending High-voltage ON(2)

Invalid Command

Cassette Exists(Elevator)

Cassette Exists(Alignment)

Cassette Exists(Open Door of Discharge)

Cassette Exists(Backboard Adhesion)

Turn Off Erase-lamps(2)

SCB Communication Error

Warped Cassette

Cassette Opening Error

Restart the CS-3 and REGIUS MODEL

170/190.

Contact your Service Representative.

Restart the REGIUS MODEL 170/190.

Restart the CS-3 and REGIUS MODEL

170/190.

Contact your Service Representative.

The same error occurs repeatedly.

The same error occurs repeatedly.

The same error occurs repeatedly.

Summary of Contents for 0862

Page 1: ...No 26 2 Nishishinjuku 1 chome Shinjuku ku Tokyo 163 0512 Japan...

Page 2: ...ltiple Image Screen 85 Examination List Screen 90 When the examination list screen has been set as the initial screen Patient Data Input Search Screen 92 When the examination list screen has been set...

Page 3: ...atient information examination information as well as the overall verification of the final radiographic image and thus a comfortable environment with an efficient work flow can be secured In this man...

Page 4: ...ion Therefore image verification is instantaneous 5 ID Registration In the case that patient registration is made at each X ray room the operator can search the patient information or examination info...

Page 5: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 3 About this Manual Be sure to read this chapter before using this manual...

Page 6: ...r8 Care Maintenance This chapter details the procedure for care and maintenance of the CS 3 Specification This chapter details the specification of the CS 3 Index The index describes special terminolo...

Page 7: ...explained in order Caution Cautions for operat ing the machine Details should be carefully noted User Tool Settings or other things to be made through the User Tool Contact your sys tem administrator...

Page 8: ...About this Manual 6 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 9: ...ole CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 7 Safety Precautions Warnings 1 When using the REGIUS Console CS 3 the cau tions detailed in this chapter must be strictly fol lowed in order to correctly use...

Page 10: ...y ON Power Supply Standby Remove the plug from the power outlet Do not touch Do not disassemble Do not touch with wet hand Mobile Prohibited Multi Leads Prohibited Do not expose to moisture Danger of...

Page 11: ...e guideline prescribed by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry for prevention of electromagnetic disturbance caused by home and general electric appliances CAUTION Cautions when disposing...

Page 12: ...o not introduce foreign objects such as water or other liquids pins or clips into the CS 3 fire electrocution or damage may result In the event of accidental introduction of such foreign objects or su...

Page 13: ...cause serious damage to the eyes The laser beams may be radiated while disassembling Do not disassemble the bar code reader Be careful to ensure that the reading window does not become cracked or scra...

Page 14: ...ate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interfer ence to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential...

Page 15: ...on 4 Testing electrical fast transient Burst immunity IEC1000 4 5 1995 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 4 Testing and measure ment techniques Section 5 Surge Immunity IEC 1000 4 6 1996 Electroma...

Page 16: ...NOL CLASE 2 LUZ LASER NO MIRE FIJAMENTE EL HAZ PRODUCTO LASER DE LA CLASE 2 GERMAN DEUTCH KLASSE 2 LASERSTRAHLEN NICHT DIREKT IN DEN LASERSTRAHL SCHAUEN LASERPRODUKT DER KLASSE 2 SWEDISH SVENSKA KLASS...

Page 17: ...he laser beam to the eyes this may cause serious damage to the eyes The laser beams may be radiated while disassembling Do not disassemble the bar code reader Be careful to ensure that the reading win...

Page 18: ...5 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference...

Page 19: ...versuchen den Laser Scanner selbst zu warten Sehen Sie niemals in den Laserstrahl selbst wenn Sie glauben da der Scanner nicht aktiv ist ffnen Sie niemals den Scanner um in das Ger t hineinzusehen Wen...

Page 20: ...Ch 1 Safety Precautions Warnings 18 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 21: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 19 Operation 2 The operation of CS 3 is described in this chapter...

Page 22: ...to be judged for their quality Page 81 Examination Check Screen Single Image Screen Select the order from the list to display its image in large and single mode in the display field so that the image...

Page 23: ...ition Image Processing Print Format and Overlay can be set Additional Information Screen Page 126 Accession Number Requesting Doctor Requesting Department Operator can be input or amended Examination...

Page 24: ...the patient data for which examination has already been completed or suspended Page 142 Patient Data Amendment Screen Page 95 The patient data currently being examined on the examination check screen...

Page 25: ...ill be displayed During display of this screen internal system initialization will be executed After completion of initialization the CS 3 initial screen examination search screen or examination list...

Page 26: ...e system menu A confirmation request will be displayed 3 Touch the YES button CS 3 termination processing will be carried out and after a short time power will be automatically switched off To discont...

Page 27: ...n screen Changes may be effected by touching the ABC abc and Keyboard buttons at the top of the keyboard Input Panel ABC abc Displayed when an input column requiring input of alphabetical or numerical...

Page 28: ...Ch 2 Operation 26 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 29: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 27 Sequence of Examination 3 This chapter describes the sequence of examina tion using CS 3...

Page 30: ...play the examination list screen and check the scheduled examination From the examination list screen you can display the examination search screen and input the patient data Note however that initial...

Page 31: ...on Starts Examination Starts OK Button OK Button Perform Button Perform Button Exam List Button New Search Button Selection of patient data already regis tered on the list Search or input of new patie...

Page 32: ...only one screen selected from the exposure orders This format provides large display of the image and is therefore most suitable for examination of images of wide range such as the tho rax The multip...

Page 33: ...e will be displayed at the top left of the examination search and exami nation list screens When the system con figuration is set so that operator data is sent from a higher device operator selection...

Page 34: ...cters will be searched and the result screen patient ID name sex age displayed Items of patient data that can be retrieved patient ID name Search by Patient ID Searches only those Patient IDs that per...

Page 35: ...data Select the patient data to be modified from the list and touch the Modify but ton Input of new patient data Touch the New Search button Search and input of patient data Touch the New Search butto...

Page 36: ...button and select detailed parameters Selection using the parameter button is registered as an order and displayed on the list A parameter button with a yellow line indicates a button where multiple p...

Page 37: ...he registration method is Bar Code Registration the cassette bar code may be read into the order regis tered on the examination check screen see right Select the order in which the bar code should be...

Page 38: ...34 Examination Body Part Parameter Selection After reserving patient data on the examina tion list and returning to the examination search screen the next patient data may be input To check patient d...

Page 39: ...the upright position reader Automatic Confirmation Function In cases where there is an automatic confirmation function after a cer tain time has elapsed from reading the image with a green frame arou...

Page 40: ...The image read will be displayed at the left of the order X X X X X X X X X X X x x x x x 5 To check images read touch the order corre sponding to the image to be checked The image of the selected ord...

Page 41: ...display field corresponding to the order 1 Each time the reading is completed the reading order of each order will be descended p 81 Examination Check Screen Single Image Screen p 45 46 Image Output S...

Page 42: ...mage Processing Print Format and Overlay cannot be modified once the order is reserved in the step 1 Touch the image display field to change it after the reading is completed or the reading reservatio...

Page 43: ...to ensure that the cor rect name is displayed 3 Position the reader device to match the patient If it is necessary to alter size angle or position use the panel switches on the reader device or touch...

Page 44: ...de for each order p 45 46 Image Output Single Image Format p 95 Patient Data Amendment Screen p 98 Body Part Parameter Selection Screen p 103 Detailed Data Setting Screen Image Processing p 111 Detail...

Page 45: ...on may be carried out for the image When the message shown right is displayed touch YES to close the message p 45 46 Image Output Single Image Format p 95 Patient Data Amendment Screen p 98 Body Part...

Page 46: ...l be displayed below the image display field Each time the reading is completed the reading sequence of each order will be descended The automatic confir mation function cannot be used in the multiple...

Page 47: ...y field Upon initialization of image output the icons will change from white to green After completion of output to each device the icons will disappear 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to output all the images...

Page 48: ...All images will be output and examination termi nated Display will return to either the examination search or examination list screen Touching the NO button will result to the exami nation check scree...

Page 49: ...Complete button The display changes to the examination search screen or examination list screen Images may be output one at a time upon completion of each image reading opera tion or in batch mode up...

Page 50: ...i nation check screen 1 Check the image processing and overlay for all the images exposed When outputting the image again even after the examination is completed or out putting the image more than onc...

Page 51: ...d by the OK button decrements to 0 Change the screen to another one such as a Multiple Image Screen in order to return the counter to the initial value 2 3 4 Select the reason for image rejection from...

Page 52: ...ll abort the image and displays a message confirming whether or not to make reexamination Touching the CANCEL button will switch to the Exam Check screen without image abortion 4 5 Touch the YES butto...

Page 53: ...der selection list Example The image read into the skull A P order has been mistakenly read into the skull R L order The image substitution can be carried out only when the image is read by the casset...

Page 54: ...age Second Image If this print format is fre quently used register the settings in advance in parameter keys on the user tool so that you can skip the setting procedure that has to be carried out each...

Page 55: ...sure If there are images for which examination has been completed the 1 on 1 output can be car ried out through the examination history screen 7 Touch the Secondary button Check the image to be output...

Page 56: ...rocessing will be displayed 3 Touch the Print Format tab A detailed data setting screen print format will be displayed 4 Touch the 2 on 1 button in the Print Format col umn and select the direction in...

Page 57: ...ut A message requesting confirmation of 2 on 1 out put will be displayed Touching the Right Left Field Switch button here will enable switching of the relative positions of images A and B Image A Imag...

Page 58: ...ges for which examination has been completed the 2 on 1 output can be car ried out through the examination history screen p 103 Detailed Data Setting Screen Image Processing p 111 Detailed Data Settin...

Page 59: ...OK but ton Return the print format of the order mistakenly set to 2 on 1 output to single image format and set the print format of the correct second order to the 2 image status If the examination is...

Page 60: ...k screen A message requesting confirmation of suspension will be displayed 2 Touch the YES button The examination check screen will be closed and the display returned to the examination list screen is...

Page 61: ...ho tography has been completed in the previ ous room will also be displayed as incom plete Necessary pho tography only should be carried out and exami nation terminated When an examination has been co...

Page 62: ...erminate exam ination NO Touching the NO button will effect return to the examination check screen YES Touching the YES button will result in deletion of orders for which images have not been read and...

Page 63: ...utput setting screen is displayed Only suspended exami nation information for which image output has been completed may be re output Data for which expo sure has been complet ed but for which image ou...

Page 64: ...5 Touch the OK Button Exam History screen of the selected Console will be displayed The name of CS 3 that is currently referred will be displayed at the upper right of the Exam History screen Touchin...

Page 65: ...ence Reprint Procedures to exit the image reference reprint and to return to the Exam History screen of your own Console is described below 1 Touch the Back Button at the bottom right of the examinati...

Page 66: ...to be overlaid for every output Allocating Marker Stamp or Grid Scale Procedures to allocate Marker Stamp or Grid Scale is described below 1 Expose following the normal procedure 2 Touch the image are...

Page 67: ...e allocated on the film Selected Marker Stamp or Grid Scale will be registered and returns to the Detailed Data Setting Overlay screen Selected Marker Stamp or Grid Scale will be displayed in the imag...

Page 68: ...erlocked with the image but the text itself will not rotate or flip Rotation Flip 90 Rotate Flip Annotation font size and output method 1 to 1 whole image output When the whole image is output after a...

Page 69: ...ton Annotation Setup screen will be displayed 4 1 Expose following the normal procedure 2 Touch the image area of the order on which an overlay should be allocated Detailed Data Setting screen Image P...

Page 70: ...splay the cursor and delete the text string by pressing the Delete or Back Space key on the keyboard Once the text string is registered on the preset button it will be retained even after turning the...

Page 71: ...itch es the mode to the one where the current anno tation can be edited 1 2 Allocating the annotation assigned to the preset buttons Procedures to allocate the annotation that has been assigned to the...

Page 72: ...her than annotation When the OK button is clicked returns to the Detailed Data Setting Overlay screen after allo cating the annotation When the area other than annotation is clicked switches the statu...

Page 73: ...hange the text strings using the keyboard Pressing the Enter on the keyboard allow a line break and annotation of several lines can be input 4 Click the OK button or left click the mouse in the area o...

Page 74: ...ck the counterclockwise arrow to rotate the text string counterclockwise 4 Click the OK button or left click the mouse in the area other than annotation When the OK button is clicked returns to the De...

Page 75: ...e annotation When the area other than annotation is clicked switches the status to the one where the next annotation can be allocated after the font size is changed 7 Changing the font size of allocat...

Page 76: ...annotation is ready to be allocated Text color and background color are interlinked Selecting White for text allows only Black or Transparent to be selected for the background Selecting Black for tex...

Page 77: ...thout deleting the annotation 9 Deleting one of allocated annotations Procedures to delete one of annotations that have been allo cated 1 Move the cursor over the allocated annotation The cursor chang...

Page 78: ...Ch 3 Sequence of Examination 76 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 79: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 77 Description of Screens 4 This chapter describes each of the CS 3 screens...

Page 80: ...dis played in yellow selec tion of data Possibility or Pregnancy under pregnancy an exclamation mark is displayed in the left corner of the patient data list and on the patient data amendment screen...

Page 81: ...n that shows a patient data list is displayed Clear Button Used to delete all items of patient data currently dis played p 94 Search Result Screen p 79 Examination List Screen When the examina tion se...

Page 82: ...ing order one more touch in descending order The suspended patient data is displayed in a purple color Refresh Button Updates the patient data list from the data base CANCEL Button Returns to the exam...

Page 83: ...be selected prior to exposure When Using REGIUS 170 190 Select an order and register a corresponding cassette using a bar code reader After exposure depending on the image quality the image is either...

Page 84: ...Front Reversal or Rotated Image Format Displays the print format of the image Single display of the image printed as it is Two displays of the same image printed aligned left and right Two displays o...

Page 85: ...Erasing The reader status for the selected order is now erasing When the erasure is com pleted the display changes to Ready Initializing The reader status for the selected order is now initializing W...

Page 86: ...the image of the selected order after exposure An order for which OK has been selected cannot be erased OK Button Outputs the image for the selected order after expo sure Where the automatic confirmat...

Page 87: ...to be used for exposure is displayed In cases where patient data is insufficient or wrong touch the Modify Patient button to modify the patient data Modify Patient Button Used to modify the patient d...

Page 88: ...ice used in the order selected from the order list display The reader type of the current order upright 350 cas sette 170 is displayed Upright Button Selects the upright reader C Reader Button Selects...

Page 89: ...selected order after expo sure Where the automatic confirmation function is valid the time remaining until confirmation is automatically dis played below the button Multi images Button Used to switch...

Page 90: ...first image is OK for 2 on 1 Output Image Position Check Field Displays the layout of each image in 2 on 1 output Exchange left and right upper and bottom Button Switch the positions of the image bet...

Page 91: ...f each image in 2 on 1 output Exchange upper and bottom Button Switch the positions of the image between the two Upper and bottom images switch their positions every time the button is pressed CANCEL...

Page 92: ...selection of that data and display of the data in a green frame in blue characters Patient data for which examination has been restarted and suspended on the examination check screen is displayed as 8...

Page 93: ...the reservation list When exposure parameters have already been set the examination check screen is displayed When exposure parameters have not yet been set the exposure parameter selection screen is...

Page 94: ...ent data page The current page number is shown on the button Search Button Used to search patient data This button is displayed only with basic system or the search type system The search result scree...

Page 95: ...anel This panel is for input of patient data Display changes depending on which item is selected from the patient data display For items requiring character or numerical input data will be displayed i...

Page 96: ...data searched are displayed The patient data touched will be displayed in blue CANCEL Button Cancels the patient data selected and closes the search result screen OK Button The selected patient data...

Page 97: ...f the desired item Input Panel Touch panel This panel is for modification of patient data Display changes depending on which item is selected from the patient data display For items requiring characte...

Page 98: ...Department Location Ward or Exam Room may be used as parameters for extraction If more than one of the parameters for extraction Hospital Department Location Ward or Exam Room are set patient data ma...

Page 99: ...colour Clear Button Extraction parameters are cleared All categories Hospital department Location Ward or Exam Room are cleared CANCEL Button Extraction parameter settings changes are cancelled Displa...

Page 100: ...Display Displayed when multiple readers are connected The exposure parameter buttons displayed will differ depending on the reader selected here General Category Button The body part for examination m...

Page 101: ...yed Touching a parameter button will result in registration of that condition in the order and display on the order list Exposure parameters may be registered in one patient data up to a maximum of 32...

Page 102: ...nation Check Screen it cannot be deleted However when it is not output yet it can be deleted by abolishing the image using NG button Returning to the initial screen using the Schedule button will resu...

Page 103: ...of Setting Items Used to select items to be set on the detailed data set ting screen Touching the tab will result in display of the setting screen for that item Items for detailed data setting may be...

Page 104: ...d size of 14 X 14 or 17 X 17 has been selected Landscape may not be set These selections are not available when the cassette read er is used Area Button Used to select the vertical read position Upper...

Page 105: ...d Tab for Selection of Setting Items Used to select items to be set on the detailed data set ting screen Touching the tab will result in display of the setting screen for that item Touching the tab at...

Page 106: ...hen the image is output in the 1 on 1 output mode The Secondary button may be selected only when the print format is set to AA or CANCEL Button Cancels the image processing parameter selection mode Di...

Page 107: ...d data setting screen image processing OK Button Sets the selected processing menu Display returns to the detailed data setting screen image processing Addition edit and dele tion of the processing me...

Page 108: ...ill result in shifting of the ROI rectangle with the point touched set as its center ROI Button When a body part is used for image processing with two fields ROI1 and ROI2 this button is used to switc...

Page 109: ...lipping Selection Screen Rotation Flipping List Display A list of images showing the original rotated 0 90 180 and 270 and left right reversal are dis played in button format Touch the button matching...

Page 110: ...sing frequency Each time the button is touched the setting changes ON OFF Detailed Data Setting Screen Image Processing Parameter Adjustment Screen Image Display Field The image read is displayed Chan...

Page 111: ...left right to set the mask size pixel count for E processing operation Low Density Button Click the buttons or move the scroll bar left right to change the low density enhancement coeffi cient High De...

Page 112: ...ction screen is closed This screen is invoked by touching the F Preset button on the parameter adjustment screen Enables selection of preset hybrid F processing parameters Enhancement Type F processin...

Page 113: ...tems of detailed data touch the tab at the top right of the screen Print Format Detailed Data Setting Screen Acquisition Image processing Overlay Detailed Data Setting Screen Print Format Additional I...

Page 114: ...nges Full Actual Full The image is output in expanded or reduced format to match the image read size and the output image size Actual The image is expanded reduced and output at maximum film size Note...

Page 115: ...F The chest wall side of the image is not masked Masking The purpose of this type of image processing is to black out areas outside the field of X ray exposure on the image read This prevents undue li...

Page 116: ...king process Following should be noted to enhance the accuracy in masking process 1 The protector should be positioned as parallel as possible to the exposure field or in a place that does not interfe...

Page 117: ...ist of film sizes available for output is displayed in button format To make a selection touch the required size The film size selection screen will be closed The sizes available for selection here ar...

Page 118: ...sking Size yellow Rotate CW Button Rotate CW the masking width Rotate CCW Button Rotate CCW the masking width Expand H Button Widens the masking width Detailed Data Setting Screen Print Format Masking...

Page 119: ...s cut Touching the OK button with the off screen segment of the masking frame remain ing will produce a masking frame with the off screen segment cut the next time the masking adjustment screen is dis...

Page 120: ...ayed The procedure for changing the output position is identical to that described above prior to exposure Marker1 position Marker2 position Stamp position Additional Information Button Used to input...

Page 121: ...field CANCEL Button Cancels the overlay setting mode Display returns to the examination check screen OK Button Sets the selected overlay Display returns to the examination check screen p 120 Marker 1...

Page 122: ...tools The overlay output position may be located upper left upper center upper right center left center center right lower left lower center lower right Marker 1 Selection Screen Detailed Data Setting...

Page 123: ...tamp Selection Screen Stamp List A list of stamp format numbers available for output is displayed in button format Touch the required stamp number If the OFF button is selected the stamp will not be o...

Page 124: ...format Touch the button corresponding to the required scale or grid If the OFF button is selected the scale grid will not be output The scale grid selection screen is closed Scale Grid Selection Scre...

Page 125: ...aging area including the area out of colli mation As in the example a vertically long object shown on the left annotation cannot be allocated in the areas at the both side where no image is scanned p...

Page 126: ...the background is transparent Back Button Sets the color of the background of the text used for the annotation Select from White Black and Transparent p 74 Changing the color or background color of al...

Page 127: ...en selected p 75 Deleting all allocated annotations p 75 Deleting one of allocated annotations Rotate Button Rotates the allocated annotation Rotates by 15 up to 360 every time it is pressed Click the...

Page 128: ...itional information are displayed To input data for an item touch the input window to the right of each item A maximum of 52 patient data fields are available and these are divided on screen over mult...

Page 129: ...cter or numerical input the key board will be displayed For items where the selected branch is set a branch selection button is displayed CANCEL Button Cancels additional information setting mode Disp...

Page 130: ...screen is displayed Utility Button Enables several settings of CS 3 system operational data Alternatively this button is used to enter the user tool It is controlled with the password to enter exit t...

Page 131: ...of the corresponding reader device JM The JM connected to CS 3 is displayed in icon format The icon colour indicates the JM status Black normal Ready for operation Red error Error has occurred Touchi...

Page 132: ...isplayed on the left those for output on the right The icon colour indicates the ID 680 Series device sta tus Black normal Ready for operation Yellow initializing Currently initializing Green busy Cur...

Page 133: ...ader Status Check Screen System Status Screen Reader Status Check Screen Upright Reader Status Check Screen Upright position reader Display is invoked by touching the upright position reader icon on t...

Page 134: ...error an error message is displayed in red characters For details of errors and remedies refer to the operation manual for each reader OK Button Terminates the reader status check screen Enables check...

Page 135: ...egistered Bar code registration completed Stand by REGIUS MODEL 170 190 in read stand by status Reading REGIUS MODEL 170 190 reading Screen Menu Selection Only the 1st exposure parameter is displayed...

Page 136: ...or which examination has been completed is displayed Secondary Button Changes the output destination from the primary host to the backup secondary host Attempts to change the output destination withou...

Page 137: ...er to the printer operation manual Output Button Turns output to the host ON OFF OK Button Closes the host status check screen Scroll Button Scrolls the output queue display If the OK button is touche...

Page 138: ...o the printer ON OFF OK Button Terminates the printer status check screen Scroll Button Scrolls the output queue display If the OK button is touched on the exami nation check screen with the Output bu...

Page 139: ...rrors and remedies refer to the ID 680 Series device operation manual Scroll Button Scrolls the unsent study display The unsent study dis play is displayed only in the RIS OUT screen Primary Button Se...

Page 140: ...names registered in CS 3 is displayed in button format To select a name touch the corresponding button The button corresponding to the name select ed will be displayed in a green frame System Menu Sc...

Page 141: ...k When the disk capacity is full images on the examination history screen are automatical ly erased from the old est A guard should be applied to the image in the examination history screen to avoid b...

Page 142: ...tem on the examination his tory screen Touching the guarded patient data again removes the guard Edit Button Appears when the order that has been output is select ed The image reference screen is disp...

Page 143: ...urns to the Exam History screen OK Button Displays the Exam History screen of the selected Console Local Button Touch this button to return to your Console that is cur rently operated Name of the Cons...

Page 144: ...ta Amendment Screen p 101 103 111 118 Detailed Data Setting Screen Acquisition Image Processing Print Format Overlay Modify Patient Button Enables modifications to referenced patient data Image Displa...

Page 145: ...ory screen REGIUS Button Enables checking of the status of output devices con nected to CS 3 reader devices host printers RIS as well as the used and remaining capacities of the hard disk incorporated...

Page 146: ...reen Output Destination Button Enables selection of the device to which the image is to be output Multiple output devices may be selected CANCEL Button Cancels image output OK Button Enables image out...

Page 147: ...t Reasons Screen Reject Reasons Button Select the reason for image abortion CANCEL Button Close the Reject Reasons screen without effecting the reason for image abortion OK Button Close the Reject Rea...

Page 148: ...Ch 4 Description of Screens 146 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 149: ...5 Using the operator security mode to entitle an operator to start up the CS 3 or to change the operator name will help avoid mishandling the system as well as clarify the person responsi ble for the...

Page 150: ...any setting on the CS 3 but Study only To use the operator security mode it is required for the user to keep the user name and password in mind Refer to User Tool manual for the details of how to ope...

Page 151: ...o prompt inputting correct data will be displayed and the screen cannot to be switched to other one Log in from log in screen To return to the log in screen from screen saver just touch the screen of...

Page 152: ...off from any screen A log off screen will be displayed when log off is implemented Log off using a hard keyboard In the case that the application is logged off in between start and completion of stud...

Page 153: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 151 Troubleshooting 6 This chapter describes typical methods of trouble shooting and a list of error messages displayed on CS 3...

Page 154: ...ailable for selection only when a fault has occurred on JM 4 Touch the backup button A message will be displayed indicating that switchover from JM to the backup unit will disable all cassette registr...

Page 155: ...pletion of switchover to the backup JM After completion of switchover to the backup JM the message shown below will be displayed on other CS 3 units connected to the same system Touch the YES button t...

Page 156: ...esource Error X X Restart CS 3 please Resource Error X X Restart CS 3 please Resource Error X X Restart CS 3 please Resource Error X X Restart CS 3 please Resource Error X X Restart CS 3 please Resour...

Page 157: ...vices Connection Reject Please check network devices Network Setting Error Please call service Network Setting Error Please call service Connection Reject X Please check network devices Connection Rej...

Page 158: ...X Please call service System Parameter Error Please call service System Parameter Error X X X Please call service System Parameter Error X X X X Please call service System Parameter Error X X Please c...

Page 159: ...g Msg Receiving Timeout Put Information Serial communication Error Net Resend Overflow Serial communication Error Net CRC error Overflow Serial communication Error Net Overrun Msg Error Net illegal Ms...

Page 160: ...e Sensor NG Feeder Elevator Detective Sensor NG Adhesion Elevator Detective Sensor NG Shelter Elevator Detective Sensor NG Before Elevating Lock HP Sensor NG Elevator HP Sensor NG Elevator Detective S...

Page 161: ...Timeout Initialize GetStatus Receiving Timeout Ready GetStatus Receiving Timeout Detect Barcode GetStatus Receiving Timeout High voltage ON GetStatus Receiving Timeout Laser ON GetStatus Receiving Ti...

Page 162: ...L Ver 1 10 2005 2 The same error occurs repeatedly Error No Error Message Remedy Concerning the Cassette Readers 4908 4909 4910 4914 Falling Cassette Restart the CS 3 and REGIUS MODEL 170 190 Contact...

Page 163: ...ror status Flame memory error Upper lower side sensor simultaneous detection error Servomotor alarms overheated driver Servo motor alarms excess current Servo motor alarms overflow Upper lower side se...

Page 164: ...HSync is detected 3 error No HSync is detected 3 error 15V power supply abnormal error No LD weak HSync is detected 1 error No HSync is detected 1 error Polygon PLL lock error before gain offset Comm...

Page 165: ...n 2 sec after the start of operation Servomotor alarms overheated driver Servo motor alarms excess current Servo motor alarms overflow Sub scanning moving down timeout No shut off A error of erase lam...

Page 166: ...ection error in 2 sec after the start of operation Servomotor alarms overheated driver Servo motor alarms excess current Servo motor alarms overflow Servomotor alarms overheated driver Servo motor ala...

Page 167: ...erase lamp No shut off B error of intermittent erase lamp No shut off AB error of intermittent erase lamp Log data writing error PMT gain writing error System data writing error No shut off A error of...

Page 168: ...er breaker Elevator stand driver overload protector Elevator stand driver overload protector Elevator stand driver maximal position deviation Elevator stand driver excess current protector Elevator st...

Page 169: ...LOW COVER OPEN ELEC CONFIG ERR ELEC DOWN ELEC SW ERROR EMPTY 8X10 EMPTY 8X10 CLR EMPTY 8X10 BLUE EMPTY 8X10 DR EMPTY 8X10 DR CLR EMPTY 8X10 DR BLUE EMPTY 8X10 PAPR EMPTY 11X14 EMPTY 11X14 CLR EMPTY 11...

Page 170: ...4X30 DR BLUE EMPTY 24X30 PAPR EMPTY A4 PAPR EMPTY A4 TRANS EXPOSURE FAILURE FILM JAM FILM TRANSP ERR FINISHER EMPTY FINISHER ERROR FINISHER LOW LOW 8X10 LOW 8X10 CLR LOW 8X10 BLUE LOW 8X10 DR LOW 8X10...

Page 171: ...OW 24X24 PAPR LOW 24X30 LOW 24X30 CLR LOW 24X30 BLUE LOW 24X30 DR LOW 24X30 DR CLR LOW 24X30 DR BLUE LOW 24X30 PAPR LOW A4 PAPR LOW A4 TRANS NO RECEIVE MGZ NO RIBBON NO SUPPLY MGZ CHECK PRINTER CHECK...

Page 172: ...Ch 6 Troubleshooting 170 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 173: ...171 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 Optional Functions 7 This chapter describes the operation of optional functions available for the CS 3...

Page 174: ...ion button in the Detailed Data Setting screen DICOM Output Additional 1 Output the image to two destinations Output to either to choice in basic liccense DICOM Output Additional 2 Output the image to...

Page 175: ...image will be applied to the images once treated in stitching process Image Stitching Process CS 3 can incorporate an option Composite Image function This option functions by automatically recognizing...

Page 176: ...f and change its frame to green One order will be added to the list for the image that has been composited by stitching Maximum 9 orders will be displayed in the list For more than 10 orders scroll th...

Page 177: ...he Composite Image Adjust screen is displayed Add Reset Button While the order is being selected touch the Add but ton blue right arrow to register the selected order green frame for composite image s...

Page 178: ...ct screen Composite Image Adjust Screen Enlarged Stitched Image Enlarges and displays the image area select ed framed in blue in the Whole Stitched Images screen Magnification may be set using the zoo...

Page 179: ...eset Button Resets the image positioning and restores the original image position as the automatic stitching is completed Relation between the Rotate Button and Rotation Direction Touching each button...

Page 180: ...the setting made by composite image adjust ment and exits the screen Returns to the Composite Image Select screen Long Body Parts Output ON OFF Screen In the case where the long body part is divided i...

Page 181: ...etween the borders h1 in the diagram and the output is made by using Tiling by Film Size h1 h2 h1 h1 Composit Image Film for Print Tiling at Plate Border and Tiling by Film Size In the case where the...

Page 182: ...order changes to green 6 Touch the Button The image will be allocated in the middle of the composite image 5 6 7 Touch the order name that should be allocated in the bottom of the composite image Fra...

Page 183: ...ng readjustment of the stitch borders of the images 13Touch the Exit Button Returns to the Exam Check screen 14Touch the OK button after confirming the order for the stitched image that has been newly...

Page 184: ...Ch 7 Optional Functions 182 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 185: ...IUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2005 1 183 Operating the Optional Equipments 8 This chapter describes usage of optional equip ments for...

Page 186: ...ader power is switched on Trigger When using a handheld bar code reader pulling the trigger will initiate the laser beam from the reading window Types and Meanings of Beep Types and Meanings of LCD LE...

Page 187: ...ndicator 3 Release the trigger and return the bar code reader to its stand Usage as a Hand Held Unit Do not read the bar code label until CS 3 has been started up Doing so may result in operational er...

Page 188: ...single bar code reader Reading starts Successful completion of reading will be indicated by a short beep tone and illumination of a green LED indicator When using the bar code reader with a hands fre...

Page 189: ...ate that the bar code has been correctly read Reading Window The laser beam is output from this window Beeper A tone is generated when the multi bar code reader power is switched on Types and Meanings...

Page 190: ...he bar code reader XXXXXXXXXXXxxxx x Bar Code The multi bar code reader is capable of reading bar codes from all directions Note that the head may be tilted 30 degrees The multi bar code reader is a C...

Page 191: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2005 1 189 Care Maintenance 9 This chapter details the procedure for care and maintenance of the CS 3...

Page 192: ...ing the cau tions below Do not use an abrasive for cleaning the reading window Remove a stain or dust with a moistened cloth Wipe the reading window with a tissue dampened with ammonia or water Do not...

Page 193: ...se the mouse in the low dust environment to protect the dust from sticking on the sensor Periodically clean the mouse with a dry cloth Care Maintenance Schedule Maintenance by User Other Maintenance b...

Page 194: ...Ch 9 Care Maintenance 192 REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2...

Page 195: ...REGIUS Console CS 3 OPERATION MANUAL Ver 1 10 2005 2 193 Specifications...

Page 196: ...ckup 1ch simultaneous output max 1ch Storage SCU Basic Grayscale Print Management SCU Modality Worklist Management SCU Modality Performed Procedure Step SCU 10 35 8 80RH no condensation 10 40 10 95RH...

Page 197: ...secured even after it is dropped from 1 5m height with cable after 10 drops on the plastic floor at random angle 0 50 40 60 5 95 RH no condensation 152 H x 63 W x 84 D mm 146 g without cable 72 mm wit...

Page 198: ...andard Max Laser Output Power Laser Wavelength Max Readable Length Resolution Power Source Current Consumption Resistance to Shock Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity Dimensions Weight...

Page 199: ...hest wall 113 Masking 113 Multi Bar Code Reader 187 Multiple Image Format 30 My Favorite 34 N Notch Mark 82 O Order Display 82 Out of Shutter 113 P Primary Image 52 Print Format 52 R Reader Status 82...

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