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QSA Global Inc.

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40 North Avenue Burlington, MA 01803

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888.272.2242

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781.272.2000

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F: 781.359.9179

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ACCESSORIES

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Heads Up Display (HUD)

This accessory (Item #415140) allows for an alternative to a display mounted directly to the OpenVision DX system. HUD
specifications:

Ballistic Protection Standards:

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U.S. MIL SPEC MIL-PRF-31013

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ANSI

Z87.1+

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U.S. Federal OSHA

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CE EN 166 FTKN

Temperature:

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Storage: -4°F to 140°F (-20C – 60C)

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Operating: 32°F to 122°F (0C-50C)

Weight

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114g

The display position can be moved in multiple directions based on user preferences:

Figure 19 Available directional adjustments to display

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Summary of Contents for OPENVISION DX

Page 1: ...HARDWARE MANUAL MAN 062 REVISION B OPENVISION DX OVDX SEC 70 HARDWARE MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... What s Included 8 System Overview 10 OVDX Main Housing Details 11 Monitor 12 Radiographic Quality 14 Sources X Ray Gamma Ray 14 Simplified Exposure Determination with X Rays 14 Output Radiation Levels 15 Backscatter Radiation Levels 16 Backscatter 17 Operation 19 Quick Setup Scanning 19 Accessories 23 Heads Up Display HUD 23 Wi Fi Tablet 26 Handle Extension Assembly 26 Installation of Handle Exte...

Page 3: ...system with live video output for real time inspection and reporting A patent pending combination of a c arm mounted 70 kV x ray source and a digital imager allows you to observe features as small as 0 010 inch 250 μm OpenVision DX can be quickly setup and deployed Pictures and real time videos are recorded and downloaded with the touch of a button for rapid review and reporting ...

Page 4: ... Horizontal 10 Vertical Image Resolution 250 microns 0 01in Battery Life Continuous duty with 5 Ah battery Standby 3 hours 8 hours System Weight C arm Monitor w handle optional Packaged system shipping weight 15 lbs 6 8 kg 2 lbs 9 kg 50 lbs 23 kg Operating Temperature 20 F to 120 F 29 C to 49 C Storage Temperature 20 F to 140 F 29 C to 60 C Display Options HDMI Monitor 7 in LCD 1920 x 1200 pixels ...

Page 5: ...ted ANSI HPS N43 5 2005 Ionizing Radiation Regulations 2017 ISTA 3A Over the Road vibration standard MIL STD 810 Method 514 Annex C Cat 4 REACH ROHS HMD ANSI Z87 1 US Federal OSHA US Mil Spec MIL PRF 31013 CE END 166 FTKN Battery Charger California Energy Commission Underwriters Laboratory for Canada and U S Revision Record Revision Date Description A 06 2019 Production Release B 03 2020 r3 0 0 So...

Page 6: ...s must be removed from service until repaired or replaced Equipment operators must follow all operating instructions in the order shown to ensure safe operations and compliance with government regulations Personnel operating this equipment must be completely familiar with this manual and they must read and understand these important safety alerts before proceeding IMPORTANT SAFETY ALERTS NOTICE Ca...

Page 7: ...g imager housing and display s CAUTION Do not attempt to open or modify the imager housing main housing or X ray tube Opening any of these components will void the system warranty and may expose the operator to a high voltage shock hazard CAUTION Do not allow liquids to come into contact with any part of the OpenVision DX system The main and imager housings have been made water resistant but they ...

Page 8: ...F 781 359 9179 qsa global com GETTING TO KNOW YOUR OPENVISION DX SYSTEM What s Included The OVDX SEC is shipped complete in a Pelican case Figure 1 OVDX SEC as Shipped Pirate Eye optional Spare Milwaukee Battery Milwaukee Battery Charger Wi Fi Tablet optional Scatter Boot OVDX SEC 70 Monitor ...

Page 9: ...ction from Ethernet to OVDX or Tablet 5 ELE116 USB 3 0 Adapter Allows connection from OVDX USB A to Ethernet Adapter 6 ELE086 Monitor batteries and charger 7 USB charger cable Allows for changing monitor batteries via USB outlet 8 ELE111 USB Wall Charger Allows charging of monitor batteries via standard 120 outlet 9 Monitor power supply Allows direct power to monitor via 120 outlet 10 TOL028 7 Pie...

Page 10: ... Item Part No Description 1 415200 OVDX Imager Assembly 2 415500 OVDX Trigger Handle Assembly 3 415300 OVDX C Arm Assembly 4 415400 OVDX Handle Assembly 5 415100 OVDX Main Housing Assembly 6 415600 Backscatter Shield Assembly optional 7 415410 OVDX Monitor Assembly 8 415230 Large Imager Cover Figure 3 OpenVision DX Assembly Description ...

Page 11: ... ELE054 Milwaukee M18 Battery 2 CPU Power Indicator 3 USB Connection 4 313056 Controller Key 5 HDMI Connection 1 6 System Status Indicator 7 Targeting Camera 8 Targeting Laser 9 X Ray Port 10 Audio Speaker 11 415500 Trigger Handle Assembly 12 415130 Trigger Adapter Port Cover 13 Strain Relief for HDMI Connection Figure 4 OpenVision DX Main Housing Assembly Item 415100 SEC ...

Page 12: ...onitor Front View The OpenVision DX monitor is powered by both an external or internal battery The external battery charger Figure 7 can charge two batteries The internal battery is charged with either a 12 volt DC charger connected to the power input jack Figure 6 Item 5 or with the external battery Figure 6 The charging indicator will turn RED while charging Figure 5 Item 2 and GREEN when monito...

Page 13: ...nc 40 North Avenue Burlington MA 01803 888 272 2242 781 272 2000 F 781 359 9179 qsa global com 3 External Battery 4 HDMI Strain Relief 5 Power Input Jack 6 Power Switch Figure 6 Monitor Rear View Figure 7 Battery Charger 4 5 6 3 ...

Page 14: ...ity selection are both essential for producing high quality radiographs Sources X Ray Gamma Ray Table 2 Radiation Comparisons Radiation Source Energy Quality Intensity Quantity X Ray Determined by voltage kV Higher kV shorter wavelength higher penetration Determined by tube current mA Higher mA more electrons more X rays Gamma Ray Determined by type of radioisotope keV or MeV Determined by radioac...

Page 15: ...hows boundary distances for 2 0 75 and 0 25 mR hr Table 3 below details typical distances for these boundary levels with different operating conditions NOTICE The imager shield not shown in Figure 8 provides shielding to either side of the imager when the specimen being imaged e g small objects does not completely attenuate the X ray output Table 3 Boundary Distance Comparison Main Housing Distanc...

Page 16: ...round BKGD BKGD H BKGD BKGD I BKGD BKGD J BKGD BKGD K BKGD BKGD Figure 9 Example Scatter Radiation Survey Figure 9 shows an example survey of backscatter radiation user exposure for a typical sample NOTICE for reference only actual readings may vary The example survey shown in Figure 9 was created with the following conditions 8 in steel pipe 2 in calcium silicate insulation 040 in 1 mm thick alum...

Page 17: ...ial and energy level It can potentially increase the dose to the operator s extremities The best way to minimize backscatter is to use the lowest kV mA combination to achieve acceptable images Use of the optional backscatter shield Figure 10 will help reduce the amount of backscatter when firmly applied to the scanning surface as shown in Figure 10 Figure 10 Optional Backscatter Shield Item 415600...

Page 18: ... 40 North Avenue Burlington MA 01803 888 272 2242 781 272 2000 F 781 359 9179 qsa global com Figure 11 Example of Backscatter Figure 12 OpenVision DX with backscatter shield properly positioned against object of interest backpack ...

Page 19: ...conds by following these steps Unlock main housing by pressing red circular release button and unfold to operating position Figure 13 Unlock Main Housing WARNING When the System Status Indicators turn AMBER see Figure 4 ionizing radiation is being produced If you wish to perform extended operations with the OpenVision DX system ensure that ambient temperatures are below 120 F 49 C and above 20 F 2...

Page 20: ...Housing Install Large Imager Cover over Imager Assembly install Backscatter shield optional by lining up grooves and slide lock into position shown mount monitor as desired and position handles and trigger assembly as needed Figure 15 Backscatter shield installed available handle adjustments Red Button Monitor Mount Backscatter Shield Optional Trigger Assembly Large Imager Bag ...

Page 21: ...9179 qsa global com Install the HDMI cable from monitor Remove cover install into mating connector and replace cover Figure 16 HDMI Cable Installation Turn monitor ON switch located on backside of monitor Figure 17 Monitor Power Switch Removable HDMI Cover Male HDMI Male HDMI from Monitor Power Switch ...

Page 22: ...o ON and allow time for system to initialize System status indicators located on either side of main housing will turn GREEN when system is ready Figure 18 Indicators and Power Switch Details Verify kV and mA settings on main status screen Safely perform test shot to verify X ray functionality Controller Key ON System Status Indicator CPU Power Indicator ...

Page 23: ...tive to a display mounted directly to the OpenVision DX system HUD specifications Ballistic Protection Standards U S MIL SPEC MIL PRF 31013 ANSI Z87 1 U S Federal OSHA CE EN 166 FTKN Temperature Storage 4 F to 140 F 20C 60C Operating 32 F to 122 F 0C 50C Weight 114g The display position can be moved in multiple directions based on user preferences Figure 19 Available directional adjustments to dis...

Page 24: ...al com To make slight adjustments to the focus adjust the diopter to the left or right using your index finger The standard configuration provides the image to your right eye Clear or tinted lenses can be used based on external lighting conditions Figure 20 Diopter adjustment Figure 21 Example image output for HUD ...

Page 25: ...to heads up display 4 HDMI input 5 Power 6 Reduce brightness 7 Increase brightness 8 Toggle aspect ratio 4 3 16 9 9 Toggle color black and white The HUD controller must be charged separately with a USB charger It is not powered by the OVDX system Expected battery life is 10 hours 4 3 aspect ratio is recommended Figure 22 HUD controller and power supply 6 8 9 2 7 4 5 1 3 ...

Page 26: ...on DX handle assembly or be used as a hand held tablet See software manual MAN 063 for operating instructions Figure 23 Wi Fi Tablet Handle Extension Assembly The trigger assembly Item 415500 can be relocated to the top of the C Arm by using the handle extension assembly Figure 24 Item 415510 Installation aids in inspection where the OpenVision DX is utilized in unusual orientations or tight locat...

Page 27: ...00 F 781 359 9179 qsa global com Figure 25 OVDX with handle extension assembly installed on top of C Arm Installation of Handle Extension Assembly Remove the trigger assembly from the main housing by removing the three allen head screws at the base of the trigger assembly hold onto screws ...

Page 28: ...block to the main housing assembly s upper trigger mount Figure 27 Trigger harness block Mount the split rail slider onto the C Arm then attach the remote trigger mounting block onto slider Figure 28 Handle Extension Mounting Block Attached Attach the trigger assembly to the extension mounting block using three allen head screws from before Split Rail Slider Handle Extension Mounting Block ...

Page 29: ...Page 29 of 34 QSA Global Inc 40 North Avenue Burlington MA 01803 888 272 2242 781 272 2000 F 781 359 9179 qsa global com Figure 29 Trigger Attached Mounting Block Allen Head Screws ...

Page 30: ...pecific attention should be paid to the following M18 battery and its mount on top of Main Housing Ensure both are clean and in sound shape HDMI cable Inspect for any cracks or wear Allen thumb screws Check for tightness Imager bag Check for excessive wear Use a soft damp cloth to clean to remove dirt and grime from the OpenVision DX CAUTION Do not use solvents or apply cleaning agents directly on...

Page 31: ...ntative for repair options 002 LED Failure Status Indicator LED s are not functioning properly If restart does not clear error contact your QSA Global Inc representative for repair options 003 X Ray Tube Failure X Ray tube is not communicating or has malfunctioned If restart does not clear error contact your QSA Global Inc representative for repair options 004 X Ray Over Temperature X Ray tube has...

Page 32: ... F 781 359 9179 qsa global com Error Code Cause Description 009 Camera Communication Error Communication error with internal camera Cycle system power to clear error 010 Camera Communication Error Communication error with internal camera Cycle system power to clear error Table 4 Error Codes ...

Page 33: ...uilding 12 Sunrung ro 103 Gil Kangnam Ku Seoul 06145 South Korea 82 2 558 3335 All goods and services are sold subject to the terms and conditions of QSA Global Inc A copy of these terms and conditions are available at www qsa global com OpenVision is a registered trademark of Illinois Tool Works in the United States of America Canada Peoples Republic of China European Union Republic of Korea Russ...

Page 34: ...SEC 70 OpenVision DX System Complete 415400 OVDX Handle Assembly 415410 OVDX Monitor Assembly 415500 OVDX Trigger Handle Assembly 415600 OVDX Backscatter Shield Assembly ELE088 HDMI Cable ELE054 Milwaukee M18 Battery 313056 Controller Key 415140 Pirate Eye Head Mount Display 415510 Handle Extension Assembly 415230 Large Imager Cover Assembly 415430 Tablet Assembly ...

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