Product Manual: PXP-40HF Poskom Co.,
Ltd.
PART I. OPERATION
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.1. OVERVIEW
PXP-40HF is one of PXP-HF portable family generators. Likewise of others, the PXP-40HF is most
compact, ultra-light weight and powerful HF inverter type of x-ray systems in this portable category. It
is designed especially for nursing home care or home care medical market and small medical clinics
as well as veterinary practitioner or battle field use. All PXP-HF family x-ray units are the ripple free HF
type of generator in producing 40~50% more powerful radiation output than conventional x-ray units in
its class. Therefore, PXP-40HF is the perfect x-ray portable unit for an indoor and outdoor medical
diagnostic practitioner in the radiographic application where requires an easy of operation and mobility.
Features are;
-Ultra light weight and compact size
-High frequency type of generator
-High output 100kV / 35mA
-APR pre-set (8) memory PROM
-Remote control software
-Built in collimator and laser pointer (option)
-Auto line compensation
-Digital readout reverse switch
-Accessories: metal carrying case, hand switch, power cord
-Power requirement: 110/220 Volt, 50 / 60 Hz
1.2. CONSOLIDATED MANUAL
This consolidated manual consists of operating and service instruction. This operator’s manual
provides PXP-40HF operating instructions for X-ray technicians, radiologists and other medical
personal trained in the use of X-ray equipment. Service manual provides installation instruction,
calibration and routine maintenance for field service personnel.
This manual is not designed to replace or substitute for certified training in the radiological or medical
field. In reading this manual, the operator should be qualified in the use of equipment of this type. This
portable X-ray system is only to be used by licensed practitioners in diagnostic, operative and post-
operative procedures.
PXP-40HF portable X-ray can be used in variety of diagnostic radiographic systems such as mobile
stand or radiographic table integrated with X-ray tube mounting devices. Although many of the
features of these portable systems were developed with radiographic application in mind, operation is
described in general terms to permit the use of those features in radiographic application
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