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M1000/3000  Nova

Register  3

SPB7-230.033.11

Page  2  of  2

Siemens  AG

Installation  and  Start-Up

Rev.  06

05.06

CS  PS  SP

Medical  Solutions

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Attaching  the  swivel-arm  covers

Attaching the side covers

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Screws in different sizes are included in the delivery.

1. Mount the side covers (1) with six screws (2) on each side.

Attaching the front cover

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1. The side covers must be flush at the front. If necessary, loosen the screws and

adjust the side covers.

2. Carefully fit the front cover (4) so that both openings engage with the lugs of the

side covers.

3. Carefully swing the front cover upwards and let it snap in position over the side

covers.

4. Fasten the front cover to the side covers with two short screws (5).

Fig. 2 Covers and sign

Do not forget to fit the sign (3) when mounting the side covers.
Use the two longer screws.

Risk of damages.

If the covers are exposed to internal stress cracks might arise.

The following work must be carried out with caution.

The front cover must not press against the collimator.

Risk of damage.

Be careful while attaching the front cover.

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Page 1: ...ents use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express is not permitted without express written authority Offenders will be written authority Offenders will be liable for damages All rights liable for damages All rights including rights created by patent including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility grant or registration of a utility model model _ _or or...

Page 2: ...llation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified personnel The installation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified personnel who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized by Siemens or who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized by Siemens or one of it...

Page 3: ...llation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified personnel The installation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified personnel who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized by Siemens or who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized by Siemens or one of it...

Page 4: ...General General 3 3 1 1 Scope of delivery Scope of delivery 3 3 1 1 Unpacking Unpacking 3 3 1 1 Unpacking the stand Unpacking the stand 3 3 2 2 Removing the transport safeguards Removing the transport safeguards 3 3 3 3 Removing the swivel arm system transport safeguard Removing the swivel arm system transport safeguard 3 3 3 3 Transport safeguard for the Transport safeguard for the lifting carria...

Page 5: ... 2 phase 5 11 400 V 2 phase connection 5 11 Connecting the mains supply to the generator 400 V 2 phase 5 12 Measures for changing from 2 phase to 1 phase connection 5 13 6 ______ Mains connection and power supply_______________________________6 1 Checks before powering up the generator 6 1 Measuring the line resistance 6 1 Checking the line voltage in the generator 6 2 Checking the supply voltages...

Page 6: ...sity O D 11 7 Procedure 11 7 Normal developing conditions 11 7 Incremental gamma 11 9 Overview of work routine 11 10 AEC Correction tables 11 11 DLF switch off 11 11 Increase grid speed 11 11 Installation of AEC correction tables 11 12 Calibrate correction tables 11 14 Recalibration of an object table 11 19 Sensitivity correction fine setting 11 20 Sensitivity 11 21 Copy H to D 11 22 12 ______Dose...

Page 7: ...tton only with separate control console 17 2 Checking the OPCOMP 17 3 Adapting OPCOMP 17 3 18 _____ Checking the exposure blocking _________________________________18 1 DLF switch on 18 1 Reduce grid speed 18 1 Cassette loaded switch on 18 1 Checking the exposure blocking 18 2 19 _____ Checking the radiation field limitation_____________________________19 1 General 19 1 Measuring procedure 19 2 Ev...

Page 8: ...nerator with integrated radiation shield and control panel 21 1 Installation with separate generator 21 2 Free standing radiation shield option 21 3 22 ______Appendix ____________________________________________________22 1 Working with the service PC 22 1 Description of the syntax used in these instructions 22 1 Connecting the service PC 22 2 Configuration of the service PC 22 3 Configuration of ...

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Page 10: ...ce Up to twelve various combinations are possible as shown below MAMMOMAT 1000 1 Fig 1 Molybdenum anode X ray tube assembly with filter Mo 0 03 MAMMOMAT 1000 Basic unit Fixed object table arm Wing 2 no counterweight Molybdenum anode X ray tube assembly with filter disc Mo 0 03 Rh 0 025 Generator with integrated control panel and radiation shield Separate generator Separate control console Free sta...

Page 11: ...node X ray tube In the last case the tungsten anode is deselected by the software Fixed object table arm Wing 1 counterweight MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova Basic unit Pivoting object table arm Wing 1 Wing 2 Molybdenum tungsten anode X ray tube assembly with filter disc Mo 0 03 Rh 0 025 Rh 0 050 Molybdenum anode X ray tube assembly with filter disc Mo 0 03 Rh 0 025 Generator with integrated control panel and ...

Page 12: ... ServicePCwithconnectingcable PC Generator partno 9900440RE999 Normi 7 test body provided by the customer or SIB phantom Type 42 001 PTW or INAK Centering cross part no 96 60 051 RE 999 AECcalibrationplexi Three plates 2 cm part no 65 61 232 One plate 1 cm part no 65 61 224 Tools required 1 Standardinstallationtoolkit Torquewrenchforboltingthestand generatortothe floor optional Electricalscrewdriv...

Page 13: ...for programming according to Chapter 10 Checks with high voltage Chapter 11 Calibrating and adjusting the AEC Chapter 12 Dose Calculation System Chapter 13 Testing Chapter 14 Further programming Chapter 20 Final procedures Description of the service PC syntax is found in Chapter 22 Appendix Checking and recording for the area of application of the X ray decree 16 Germany 1 In the area of applicati...

Page 14: ...ol AEC Coincidenceofradiationfield imagereceptor Alignmentoflightfield X rayfield Illuminance of light localizer light field Shut downof motor drivencompressionmovement The result must be recorded in DHHS Measurement certificates SPB7 230 663 03 03 02 Some of the values to be determined can be taken from the acceptance test certificate The radiation field limitation is set at the factory and recor...

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Page 16: ...ng electric shock hazard exists Disconnect mains cable and comply with the information on this page After shut down of the system there may still be 380 V DC present on the intermediate circuit Life threatening electric shock hazard exists The voltage level will be indicated by LED V24 on PC board D710 The voltage will drop to less than 30 V within about 3 minutes the LED goes out at about 30 V Th...

Page 17: ...S PS SP Medical Solutions 2 2 Protective measures Delay times between two exposures 2 Delay times listed below must be followed in order to prevent the tube from overheating Exposure mAs value Delay time between two exposures seconds max 100 min 15 max 200 min 30 max 300 min 45 max 400 min 60 max 500 min 75 ...

Page 18: ...panels Installationmaterial Optional Stanchionsforthe lead glasspane radiationshield Cableducts Technical documents Cardboard box lenght 1210 mm width 820 mm height 700 mm The cardboard box contains Generatorwithhigh voltagegeneratorandbase plate Optional Lead glasspane Optional Separatecontrolconsole Further accessories are packed in a separate cardboard box Unpacking 3 As a general rule the dire...

Page 19: ...1 Openthe standcrateby removing the top 1 and then the side wall 2 2 Take out all enclosed packages accessories installation material cover panels etc from the crate 3 Removethe woodensupports 4 Removethe remainingwalls 3 5 Upend the stand 4 withpallet 5 two persons are required 6 Loosen thefour bolts 6 and remove the pallet 5 Fig 1 Unpacking the stand M A M 0 0 1 6 7 1 2 2 1 3 6 5 4 ...

Page 20: ...t safeguard 3 Fig 2 inwards away from the tube head Transport safeguard for the lifting carriage 3 1 Loosen the two screws 1 Fig 3 and remove the red transport safeguard 2 Fig 3 Reinsert screws 1 Fig 3 they might be needed for service purposes Fig 2 Swivel arm system transport safeguard Removal of the swivel arm system transport safeguard is done after the equipment has been powered up see further...

Page 21: ...ng carriage transportsafeguard 2 Mount the red liftingcarriage transport safeguard with screw and spacer 1 Fig 4 on the left hand side of the stand see Fig 5 Insert the screw through the slot from the inside of the stand see Fig 6 3 Tighten the screw Make sure that the transport safeguard is parallell to the stand The lifting carriage transport safeguard shall be kept for service purposes Fig 5 Fi...

Page 22: ...are very sharp and are therefore provided with protective strips 1 on delivery These strips must always be applied onto the edges of the metal curtain during service and maintenance work Holders 2 for storing the protective strips when not in use are provided on both sides of the curtain see Fig 8 Fig 8 Protective strips for the metal curtain Remove the protective strips before performing vertical...

Page 23: ...g the generator and mounting the radiation shield optional 3 1 Open the cardboard box by cutting the plastic straps 2 Lift out the lead glass andput it away in a safe place 3 Removetheprotective coverfrom thegenerator 4 Upend the generator 1 Fig 9 and lift it off the pallet 2 Fig 9 two persons are required Fig 9 Unpacking the generator M A M 0 0 0 8 5 3 4 3 2 1 ...

Page 24: ...fix it softly by screws 1 Fig 10 7 Fit the lead glass 2 Fig 10 into the groove of one of the stanchions 3 Fig 10 and keep it in position while mounting the other stanchion 3 Fig 10 8 Mount the stanchionsand lead glass unit with 6screws ontothe generator 3 4 Fig 9 two personsarerequired 9 Cover the holes with plastic caps 7 Fig 10 The screws must be mounted before the lead glass is inserted in the ...

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Page 26: ...tances may be used at the customer s desire if in compliance with local regulations For the installation of the cable duct a minimum distance of 180 mm between wall and stands is required Notes on installations with separate generator and separate control console 4 The separate generator can be installed in any suitable place The maximum distance of 3 5 m maximum cable length to the stand must be ...

Page 27: ...ons enclosed with the radiation shield Removing the generator cover 4 1 Pry loosethe plasticstrip 1 and remove the sixteen screws 2 eight on each side 2 Removethefront cover 3 from the generator Pay special attention to the contact washers there are four con tact washers on either side They are needed again when reassembling the front cover to establish protective ground connection and to fulfil E...

Page 28: ...cts 1 on the floor 2 Cut the bottom of the cable ducts 6 and thecable duct cover 5 toproper length 3 Fasten the bottomplateof thecable ducts 6 to thefloor according to marking using double sided adhesive tape 4 At thegenerator cover the cableentry not used with the enclosed cover plate 7 Installations with separate control console 4 For the connection cable separate control console generator addit...

Page 29: ...ucts The cable harness consists of four shielded cables see Fig 4 Remove the transport safeguards which consist of cable ties four around the cable harness and one at the end of each shielded cable Fig 4 Laying the cable harness Pos in Fig 4 Description 1 High voltage cable H1 2 AEC signal cables X10 and X11 Unit control cable X1 Power supply cable X14 3 Anode rotation cable X9 Filament cable X8 4...

Page 30: ...th adequate safety margins Dow els and screws are not supplied Please obtain these locally and ensure that they are suit able for the material used in the wall The separate control console has a weight of 4 kg There are two cable outlets on the separate control console one at the back and one on the underside On delivery the cable is led through the outlet at the back of the control console For wa...

Page 31: ...on withoutsocket 2 Cover the levelling screws with the cover discs supplied Fig 6 Control console on free standing radiation shield option Fig 7 Control console mounted on table It is important that all six screws bear against the floor This is to ensure optimum stability of the stand Fig 8 Levelling screws If bolting to the floor is required please refer to Chapter 21 Bolt ing the stand generator...

Page 32: ...measures are required to ensure electromagnetic compatibility of the equip ment EMC measures at the cable entry 5 Fitting the hose clamps and ferrite sleeves 5 1 Lay the cable harness from the stand to the generator and leave approximately 3 cm of the shielding at the U bracket see Fig 1 Stow away excessive cable lengths as shown in Fig 2 Fig 1 Cables from the stand M A M 0 0 1 0 0 3cm ...

Page 33: ...areincludedinthe delivery 3 Provide each cablewith ahoseclamp 3 Hose clamps are included in the delivery 4 Foldthe shieldbraid 1 backwards over the U bracket 2 on each cable and secure with the hose clamp 3 Note on separate control console and separate generator 5 If the installation includes a separate control console and separate generator please refer to page 5 8 for information on how to insta...

Page 34: ...er clamps 2 with regard tothe thickness of the cables Cable clamps indifferentsizesareprovidedon thebottomplate 4 Fit the clamp 2 overthe shieldbraid andscrew tight to ensuresatisfactory contactbetweenshieldbraidandclamp 5 Fasten thebottom plate with four screws 3 andcontact washers 4 Fig 3 Bottom plate Make sure that all excess cable lengths are placed below the bot tom plate Cable X9 shall also ...

Page 35: ...tor 5 Fig 4 High voltage connector The high voltage connector 1 is factory adjusted for correct fit The high voltage connector shall be inserted with silicone oil sili cone rubber ring 2 and silicone rubber disc 3 Lubricate the sil icone rubber disc and the pins with silicon oil before mounting the disc Make sure that there aren t any air bubbles between the disc and the connector 3 1 2 M A M 0 0 ...

Page 36: ...llation and Start Up Connecting the high voltage connector 5 1 Plug inthehigh voltageconnector 1 at H1 2 Tighten the sleeve nut 2 byhand 3 Tighten the stopscrewsonthesleevenut 4 Position the high voltage cable 3 to theright in the generator and fasten with cableties 4 Fig 5 Connecting the high voltage connector 3 2 4 1 M A M 0 0 1 6 2 ...

Page 37: ...ly cable X14 5 1 Connect thepower supply cable X14 to D711X14 3 2 Strain relieve it on the sidewith a cabletie 4 AEC signal cable X10 and X11 5 1 Connect the AEC signal cable connectors X10 and X11 to D700 X10 5 and X11 6 EMC measures required They are described on page 5 1 in this chapter Fig 6 Cable harness at the generator The AEC signal cable consists of two cables laid together as one cable w...

Page 38: ...e X9 5 1 Connect the rotating anode cableX9 toD711 X9 1 2 Connect the two blue free wires from connector D711 X9 1 tocapacitorC51 2 3 Clamp the cable tothe chassiswith a cableclamp 3 Fig 7 Connecting X9 to the generator Obtain proper grounding When fitting the cable clamp ensure satisfactory contact between shield braid pos 4 Fig 7 and chassis 2 1 M A M 0 0 1 6 3 4 3 NOTICE ...

Page 39: ...cable entry the free cable entry of the generator see of the generator see Fig 8 Fig 8 2 2 Lay t Lay the co he connec nnection tioncabl cable in a e in afree U free U brac bracket Fo ket Fold the ld theshie shield br ld braid o aid over th ver the e U bracket and secur U bracket and secure with a hose clamp as shown in e with a hose clamp as shown in Fig 9 Fig 9 Fig 8 Fig 8 Conne Connectio ction c...

Page 40: ...buttoncableto Shieldthedecompressionbuttoncableto the the bottomplate see bottomplate see Fig 10 Fig 10 Lay the decompression butt Lay the decompression button cable in the cable duct on cable in the cable duct alter nativelyunderfl alter nativelyunderfloor tothe oor tothe stand see stand see Fig 4 Fig 4 iin n Chapter4 Installingthe Chapter4 Installingthe generatorandthestand generatorandthestand ...

Page 41: ...e at the installation site a reconnection of the mains is necessary at the installation site a reconnection of the mains is necessary Should a reconnection for the mains voltage be necessary this must be done at trans Should a reconnection for the mains voltage be necessary this must be done at trans former T10 as well as p c board D711 insertion or removal of fuses and labeling is spec former T10...

Page 42: ...5 400 V 2 phase connection 5 1 Connect the incoming mains cable 1 to X899 2 inthe stand as shown in Fig 13 and Fig 14 2 Fit plastic tubes 4 onthe plates 3 Strain relieve 3 the incoming mains cable Fig 13 Incoming mains cable Fig 14 Incoming mains 2 phase 1 M A M 0 0 0 9 7 L 1 L 2 L 3 N 1 2 3 1 4 1 TWO PHASE GENERATOR STAND F10 F20 X881 Incoming mains 208 230 240 277 or 400 VAC P E N L1 L2 L3 X899 ...

Page 43: ...ase 5 1 Check that there isno wire jumperat F20 1 andno brassplugat F5 2 Fuses must be inserted into fuse holders F20 and F5 2 Connect the mains supply cables between standand generator to fuses F10and F20onthegenerator Wire marked L1 to F10 and L2 N to F20 3 Connect the protective ground wire from thestand to the generator 3 Fig 15 Mains supply to the generator M A M 0 0 1 7 6 2 F10 F20 1 F 1 F 2...

Page 44: ...n in Fig 13 4 Short circuit F20 1 and F5 2 in Fig 15 with thejumperandbrassplugincluded intheservicebag 5 Connect the mains supplycable between stand and generator to fusesF10 and F20 on the generator Wire marked L1 to F10 and L2 N to F20 Fig 16 Incoming mains 1 phase For single phase mains connection make sure that the neutral conductor of the power supply 0V is connected to terminal N and fuse F...

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Page 46: ...F lower position Measuring the line resistance 6 See Fig 2 1 Remove fuses F10 1 and F20 2 or when single phasesupply fuse F10 1 2 Connect lineresistance meterto fuse holders F10 and F20 3 Mainssupply ON 4 Carry out measurement 5 Mainssupply OFF Fig 1 P C board D702 J39 J50 UZW SS TEST S1 S2 S3 ZBL AR KVE BRAKE STATUS VH NSE1 NSE2 DS SS BS GND X990 X965 X962 X964 X961 X960 X963 IHREG MAREG X966 X96...

Page 47: ...the generator 6 1 If not already done remove fuses F10 1 and F20 2 or when single phase supply fuse F10 1 2 Mains supply ON 3 Measurethevoltage at fuseholdersF10 1 andF20 2 4 Check that the mains voltage agrees with the voltage plugged on transformer T10 3 and P C board D711 4 located above line filter Z1 5 5 Mains supply OFF 6 Reinsert fusesF10 1 and F20 2 7 Mains supply ON Do not switch the syst...

Page 48: ...06 05 06 CS PS SP Installation and Start Up Checking the supply voltages 6 The correct supply voltages 5 V 15 V and 24 V have already been tested in the fac tory Only a visual check of the function is therefore needed 1 System ON 2 Check that thefollowingorange diodes are ON on p c boardD704 V39 15 V V38 15 V V41 5 V V40 24 V ...

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Page 50: ...pwards 4 Put back the protective strips onto the metal curtain 5 Rotate the swivel armsystem to 0 degrees bypressingone of the switches for clockwiserotationonthesupportingarm 6 Systemand mains OFF 7 Remove the swivel armsystem transport safeguard seeChapter3 Preparatorywork Connecting the cables to control button boards and patient handles 7 Before installing the side covers the cables are to be ...

Page 51: ...arefullyfit thefront cover 4 so thatboth openings engage with the lugs of the side covers 3 Carefullyswing the front cover upwards andlet itsnapin position over the side covers 4 Fasten thefront cover tothe side covers withtwo shortscrews 5 Fig 2 Covers and sign Do not forget to fit the sign 3 when mounting the side covers Use the two longer screws Risk of damages If the covers are exposed to inte...

Page 52: ...ndicate whether the relevant microprocessors are operating correctly 1 Mains and system ON The following conditions must beindicated after not more than 15 s P C board D711 V9 ON line voltage on V13 OFF system stand by V11 ON system on V16 ON intermediate circuit filament M A M 0 0 6 4 9 Microprocessors for LED displays AEC P c board D701 Master P c board D702 Must be off Steadily on Must be off F...

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Page 54: ...per position and switch S2 SS to OFF lower position 3 System ON 4 Insert a cassette 5 Set27 kV and maximum mAs on the control panel 6 Press the exposure buttonson thecontrol panel The rotating anode shall start up At the end of the time limit the rotating anode is braked 7 Release theexposurebuttons 8 System OFF The cassette must be removed and reinserted after each exposure to allow for the next ...

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Page 56: ... Setswitch S2 SS to ON upperposition on P C boardD702 2 Remove thejumper and connect the mAs meter to mAs measuring socketsX3 and X4 on P C board D710 Check that the high voltage plug is plugged into H1 and properly secured Fig 1 P C board D705 NOTE M A M 0 0 1 1 1 ZBL BRAKE X703 V39 V41 V40 X706 X707 X705 X704 X713 X710 X712 X711 X708 X714 X715 X716 X717 X709 kV 17 kV 50 WR_AUS MASOLL MAIST IHSOL...

Page 57: ...ube the customer has chosen See Service ProgramInstructionsSPB7 230 114 03 kV adjustment 10 Check the kV as follows 1 Mains voltageand system OFF 2 Connect DVM between the lower ends of R72 and R73 on the left sideof thehigh tensionplug onD710circuitboard 3 Mains voltageand system ON 4 Set27 kV and maximum mAs on the control panel 5 Make an exposure and checkthat the DVM shows 2 700 V 0 010 V Note...

Page 58: ...Up 6 If necessary adjust R43 on D702 Fig 2 andmakeanotherexposure Note the newvaluesinthe kV adjustmentprotocol 7 Mainsand systemOFF 8 DisconnectDVM from R72and R73 Do not overload the X ray tube by making too many exposures in a short time R43 does not need to be relocked with locking paint Decrease kV Increase kV Potentiometer R43 M A M 0 0 5 2 8 Fig 2 NOTE ...

Page 59: ...d Start Up Rev 06 05 06 CS PS SP Medical Solutions 10 4 Checks with high voltage Filament 10 1 In Mainmenu select Configuration and Filament 2 Perform Learn filamentfor available options 3 Note the new values in the Test protocol Filament Only settings for Mo available for M1000 NOTE ...

Page 60: ...eck 3 Trigger test exposures with the followingexposurevalues and check thekV valuesandtube currentcharacteristiconthe oscilloscope see oscillograms The accuracy of the kV is 5 plus 1 5 kV during the first 5 ms of the exposure For mA values 50 mA the accuracy of the kVis 5 plus 2 kV duringthe first 5 ms The tube current must rise quickly to the set value at the beginning of the expo sure and run l...

Page 61: ...n installations with filter disc Mo 0 03 Rh 0 025 molybdenum rotating anode Fig 3 Fig 4 30 kV 1 V T 1 T 5 kV 30 kV 1 V T 1 T 5 kV 158 mA 1 V T 1 T 40 mA 125 mA 1 V T 1 T 40 mA 127 ms 20 ms T 160 ms 20 ms T Record the measured kV and mAs value in the Test protocol page 22 10 NOTE M A M 0 0 1 7 9 30 kV 20 mAs P 4 7 kW Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova tungsten anode 0 3 Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 1000 3000...

Page 62: ...mA 1 V T 1 T 40 mA 0 75 s 0 2 s T 0 93 s 0 2 s T Fig 7 Fig 8 25 kV 1 V T 1 T 5 kV 25 kV 1 V T 1 T 5 kV 188 mA 2 V T 1 T 80 mA 150 mA 2 V T 1 T 80 mA 0 53 s 0 1 s T 0 67 s 0 1 s T Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova tungsten anode 0 3 Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 1000 3000 Nova molybdenum anode 0 3 M A M 0 0 1 8 0 35 kV 100 mAs P 4 7 kW M A M 0 0 1 1 3 35 kV 100 mAs P 3 75 kW M A M 0 0 1 8 1 25 kV 100 mAs P 4...

Page 63: ...T 5 kV 28 mA 0 5 V T 1 T 20 mA 23 mA 0 5 V T 1 T 20 mA 360 ms 50 ms T 430 ms 100 ms T Small focus is selected by attaching a magnification table Record the measured kV and mAs value in the test protocol page 22 10 Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova tungsten anode 0 15 Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 1000 3000 Nova molybdenum anode 0 15 M A M 0 0 1 8 2 30 kV 10 mAs P 0 85 kW M A M 0 0 1 1 5 30 kV 10 mAs P 0 70 ...

Page 64: ...Measurements in AEC mode shall be performed after calibrating and adjusting the AEC Fig 11 Fig 12 30 kV 1 V T 1 T 5 kV 30 kV 1 V T 1 T 5 kV 158 mA 1 V T 1 T 40 mA 125 mA 1 V T 1 T 40 A 100 ms T 100 ms T NOTE Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova tungsten anode 0 3 Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 1000 3000 Nova molybdenum anode 0 3 M A M 0 0 6 6 6 30 kV AEC P 4 7 kW 40 mm plexiglass M A M 0 0 6 6 7 30 kV AEC P 3 7...

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Page 66: ...bles RXB7 120 031 06 which is delivered with each object table Table 1 Correction table identifications Film Screen Cassette Sensitivity Mo Mo Mo Rh W Rh Kodak Min R 2000 Kodak Min R 2000 Kodak Min R 2 0 1004 1005 1006 Kodak Min R 2000 Kodak 2190 Kodak Min R 2 0 1004 1005 1006 Kodak Min R EV Kodak EV 150 Kodak Min R 2 0 1004 1005 1006 Kodak Min R EV Kodak EV 190 Kodak Min R 2 0 1004 1005 1006 Koda...

Page 67: ...f this table are meant as recommendations In case of failure the calibra tion of AEC with other series of correction tables may be attempted If the film screen combination in question is not listed in Table 1 the correction tables for one of the listed combinations will have to be used although the tolerances for OD variation then cannot be guaranteed Primarily use the correction tables for Kodak ...

Page 68: ... chooseDOS prompt Create the new directory AEC_inst C mkdir AEC_inst 2 Change the workingdirectoryto theabove C cd AEC_inst 3 Copythe servicePCfloppytoC C AEC_inst copy a 4 Copy the floppy AEC correctiontablesto C C AEC_inst copy a 5 Mark the empty backupfloppy with version of service program and insert in drive A 6 Copy thecontents of AEC_inst to A C AEC_inst copy a Use this floppy for the remain...

Page 69: ...th Mo Mo set on Wing 1 and three exposures with Mo Mo set on Wing 2 1 Make sure the backup floppy isinserted notwrite protected 2 Use an object tablewithgrid 3 Place a metal plate part no 65 52 728 in the cassette opening of the object table coveringtheAECdetector 4 Placethedetector in chestwall position 5 In Mainmenu select Service and Offsetcompensationtest Make sure that the cassette loaded swi...

Page 70: ...not mechanically grounded and repeat the test 8 Maketwo more exposures with thesameAnode Filter combination by repeating steps 6 and 7 9 Repeat steps 6 to 8untilall exposurealternatives as listedabove arecovered 10 Removemetalplate part no 6552728 11 Exittheoffset compensationtestin service PC bypressingEsc If Er 02X occurs Exit the offset compensation test in the Service Program by pressing Esc A...

Page 71: ...pression plate must not be used during the calibration of correction tables From the point sensitivity correction fine setting and further on a compression plate may be used Reference cassette 11 Every MAMMOMAT should have a reference cassette Use this reference cassette where required and for the settings in this chapter If there is no dedicated reference cassette pick one cassette mark it and us...

Page 72: ...trip on the part that was covered by the metal plate part no 65 52 728 or 65 61 062 Measuretheopticaldensityintwo places ODm as described in Fig 2 and ODstrip on thesensitometerstrip CalculatethecorrectedO D as follows ODcorr ODm ODstrip_ref ODstrip Normal developing conditions 11 When measuring the O D it is essential that the working conditions are as close to nor mal as possible There are sever...

Page 73: ...ns 11 8 Calibrating and adjusting the AEC Applicable on condition that the detector is placed in chest wall position Minimum projecting Length 10 mm AEC calibration plexi Object table 25 mm Measuring point O D Film 20 mm approx approx Fig 2 Position of AEC calibration plexi and film Metal plate part no 65 52 728 Sensitometer strip ...

Page 74: ...ope of the gamma curve in the density region of interest On the sensitometer strip it means that Incremental gamma blackening on the step closest above density region of interest blackening on the step closest below that step 0 15 1 2 3 4 Optical density 0 Step above Step below Density region of interest 0 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 Sensitometer step numbers 11 12 Step above Step below Density re...

Page 75: ... 2 Sensitivitycorrection finesetting onPage11 20 3 Sensitivity on Page 11 21 4 Copy H to D on Page 11 22 Normal mode Test DUEP Communic Backup Quit Main menu Service Configuration Save configuration file Miscellaneous Filament Configuration Show configuration file System type AEC Anode M A M 0 0 6 1 1 Reset installation parameters Detector normalization AEC Correction tables Sensitivity correction...

Page 76: ... table group Magnification Grid No grid and Stereo DLF switch off 11 Deactivate the DLF switch In Main menu select Configuration Miscellaneous and DLF switch press space to set switch to OFF Press F2 to save Increase grid speed 11 Increase the grid speed In Main menu select Configuration and Grid speed Set the following values For exact positioning of the needle the anode filter combination Mo Mo ...

Page 77: ...need to install correction table For available identifications for correction tables see Table 1 on Page 11 1 or the backup floppy 4 Place the cursor by one of the desiredAnode Filter Speed combinations Press F2 If only one film screen combination is to be used install correction tables for H only 1 Help 2 Inst Cal 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quit M A M 0 0 5 9 9 ESC to exit F2 to install new table F3 to cal...

Page 78: ...etable A messageboxwillappear before the correction file has been found 6 Whenthetransaction oftables is finished a dialoglike Fig 4 Page 11 15 will appear To complete the calibration proceed from step 5 of that section In order to resume calibrating after having quit the program Follow the instructions from step number 1 under Calibrate correction tables on Page 11 14 M A M 0 0 7 3 6 Searching fo...

Page 79: ...table Make sure the backup floppy is inserted The dose monitoring function is only enabled if the applicable combination is calibrated All object table groups and Anode Filter combinations available at the site must be calibrated prior to release for clinical use However calibration does not have to be attempted for W Rh combination in stereo mode NOTE 1 Help 2 Inst Cal 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quit M A M...

Page 80: ...tereo angle 0i and with cassette in one of the end positions of the object table 1 Help 2 Save Cal 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quit M A M 0 0 7 3 1 ESC to exit F2 to save F3 to calibrate F4 to clear calibration Object table group Magnification Not calibrated Grid Not calibrated No grid Not calibrated Stereo Not calibrated Mo Mo H Table ID 1104 Clear Fig 4 Dialog Calibration AEC correction table shows which o...

Page 81: ...dingto CorrectionofthemeasuredOpticalDensity O D on Page 11 7 12 Ifthe valuediffers from 1 5 O D adjust the values in dialog AEC Sensitivity correction Fig 5 save the new Sensitivity correction value with F2 and repeat theproceduresdescribedfromstep 7 Ifthevalue issatisfactory proceedbypressing F4 Make sure the backup floppy is inserted Do not use a compression plate One adjustment step of sensiti...

Page 82: ...ons in the message box shown 1 Help 2 Save Exp support 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quit M A M 0 0 7 6 5 ESC to exit F2 to calibrate save F3 to measure dose rate Mo Mo H Table ID 1104 Object table group Grid Exp Plexi kV Dose rate Diff from nominal 1 3 25 2 3 28 3 4 25 4 4 32 5 4 35 6 6 25 7 7 28 8 7 32 9 7 35 Fig 6 DialogCalibration object table group shows the dose rates for a number of exposures The dashed...

Page 83: ...e group and repeat steps 5 to19 21 Whenall desired object table groups are calibrated press F2 to install the calibratedcorrectiontablein theAEC If Er 013 occurs acknowledge it and proceed If the Diff from nominal exceeds 50 ensure that the exposure really has taken place the thickness of AEC calibration plexi are correct and that the cassette loaded with film is inserted and repeat the last expos...

Page 84: ...ed 1 Repeat theproceduredescribedin steps 1 to 4 page 11 14 2 To recalibrate a correctiontablefor an object tablegroup place the cursor in front of the group Press F4 This will reset the existing calibration of the chosen objecttablegroupandreplaceitwiththeoriginalcorrectiontablestoredon the floppy 3 Press F2 tosave 4 Recalibrate thedesired object table group according to the normal procedure from...

Page 85: ...hevalueaccordingto Correction of the measured Optical Density O D on Page 11 7 6 If thevalue differs from 1 5 O D or by customer preferred adjust the valuesin dialog AEC Sensitivity correction Fig 7 Repeatthe proceduredescribedin steps 2 to6 Save with F2 7 Repeat this procedure for the other objecttables ifapplicable Make sure the backup floppy is inserted From this point on a compression plate ma...

Page 86: ...itivity 11 Adjustment of O D for the whole AEC is performed under Mainmenu Configuration AEC and Sensitivity The O D preferred by the customer can be set with this function The customer s own phantom s can also be used 1 Help 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quit ESC to exit TAB move to next entry field M A M 0 0 6 5 4 H D valid entries from 64 to 64 in 1 8 E P 8 E P Save Sensitivity 0 0 NOTE ...

Page 87: ...d D Perform a backup to assure that the calibration cannot be lost 1 Make sure the backup floppy isinserted 2 In Mainmenu select Backup Copy installationareato floppy and All 3 In Mainmenu Configuration and AEC select CopyH toD 4 Press F2 A dialog will appear during copying from H to D When copying is completedthemessage Transfer successful appears 1 Help 2 Copy 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quit M A M 0 0 6 2...

Page 88: ...le this option ON The dose will be showed in the mAs mGy display Fig 2 the value shown will shift from mAs to dose with approximately 2 second intervals Fig 1 Selecting OFF will only prevent dose values from showing in the mAs mGy display Dose calculations will still be performed and can be shown on print out if the printer option is installed Quit Main menu Configure Tube Specific Parameters Enab...

Page 89: ...ulation System SPB7 230 206 01 The measuring procedure is quite complicated and should only be performed by a physicist familiar to similar measurements If the HVL and Dose Exchange values are to be measured the document Service Program describes how to enter the values in the Dose Calculation Program If reinstalling factory default parameters all previously entered measured data HVL val ues and D...

Page 90: ...object tables in question Should error codes Er013 or Er450 appear change to AEC cal ibration plexi which is 1 cm thinner Mark the exposed films with exposure conditions and store them together with the test protocol These limits apply for film with max incremental gamma 5 0 Tolerance only valid for film screen combinations listed in Table 1 under Checking and programming with the service PC on Pa...

Page 91: ...eous Auto limits Thickness kV Anode filter combination 61 mm 26 W Rh 46 60 mm 27 Mo Rh 31 45 mm 27 Mo Mo 0 30 mm 26 Mo Mo Fig 1 Installations with filter disc Mo 0 030 Rh 0 025 Rh 0 050 Thickness kV Anode filter combination 61 mm 28 Mo Rh 46 60 mm 27 Mo Rh 31 45 mm 27 Mo Mo 0 30 mm 26 Mo Mo Fig 2 Installations with filter disc Mo 0 030 Rh 0 025 Thickness kV Anode filter combination 61 mm 29 Mo Mo ...

Page 92: ...aneous and Autolimits Formoreinformationabout Autolimits seeChapter Miscellaneous Auto limits intheservicemanual ServiceProgram forMAMMOMAT3000 3000Nova 4 SelectAUTOoncontrol panel 5 Place the AEC calibrationplexi on the object table in questionand compress to 6 kg or more 6 Check that the correct program isblinkingon thecontrol panel Select the programbypressingthecorrespondingprogrambuttononthec...

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Page 94: ...r power 14 To achieve full power the measured resistance must not exceed the following values 0 25 O at 110 V 1 phase 0 45 O at208 V 0 50 O at230 V 0 60 O at240 V 0 65 O at277 V 0 85 O at 400 V 2 phase If the above values are exceeded reduce the generator power as follows Main menu 14 1 Select Configuration Miscellaneous 2 Select Red of power Reduction of power depending on line quality Tube is P ...

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Page 96: ...led and projection angleset tominimum with presettingknob 2 Fig 1 3 Check therotary motionof the swivel arm system bypressingbuttons 1 Fig 1 one by one The rotation of the swivel arm system shall stop when the button is released or when end position is reached 135 degrees clockwise and 180 degrees counterclockwise Theprojectionangleisshown onthedisplayat thelowerpart of the stand Fig 1 Swivel arm ...

Page 97: ...em The movement shall stop automatically when either end position is reached or whenthebuttonis released Fig 2 Display at the lower part of the stand All eight rotary motion buttons four on either side must be checked After the button has been released the swivel arm sys tem shall remain in the position set Remove the protective strips before performing vertical adjust ment of the swivel arm If no...

Page 98: ... 4 M1000 3000 Nova Medical Solutions Rev 06 05 06 CS PS SP Installation and Start Up Emergency stop 15 1 Press the emergency stop button 4 Fig 1 Thebuttonshalllatchand allmotorizedmovementsoftheequipmentshallbe blocked Er824 shallappear Toreset theemergency stopbutton turnit clockwise ...

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Page 100: ...he field light time 16 Checking the field light time 16 1 Switchon the field light bypressing switch 1 Fig 1 or by pressing the compressionfootswitch 2 Fig 2 Thefieldlightshallgo outautomaticallyafterapresetperiodof time normally 20 s Fig 1 Field light switch Fig 2 Foot switch M A M 0 0 7 1 3 MAMMOMAT 1000 1 MAMMOMAT 1000 2 M A M 0 0 1 3 3 MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova 1 M A M 0 0 7 1 2 ...

Page 101: ...light field can be adjusted according to the customer s desire within a certain range 1 Connect the servicePC to the generator andstart the program as described in Chapter22 Appendix 2 Program according to the following Main menu 1 Select Configuration 2 Select Miscellaneous 3 Select Illumination time 4 Type inillumination time and savewith F2 Shorter illumination time means increased life time of...

Page 102: ... that the compression plate cannotbe removed without pressing the compression plate release button 2 Fig 1 3 Check thefunctionof the knobs for manualcompression decompression 3 Fig 1 4 Place a piece of soft material on the object table for example a rolled uptowel or a pieceoffoam rubber 4 Fig 1 5 Check the function of the foot switch for motorized compression decompression 1 and 2 in Fig 2 Fig 1 ...

Page 103: ...onthedisplayatthelowerpartofthe stand 1 Fig 3 8 Press the foot switch for motorized compression to move thecompression plate downwardswhilesimultaneouslypressingthecompressionplatein theopposite direction by hand Thecompressionplateshallnowslowdown andstop whenthe preset compression force is reached Decompression button only with separate control console 17 Check the decompression button on the se...

Page 104: ... 4 Fig 1 used Adapting OPCOMP 17 If the factory set OPCOMP is not to the customer s satisfaction an adjustment can be done with the tautness factors in the Best compression table see Service Instructions A lower tautness value will increase the compression force and vice versa Increase decrease the tautness factor by e g 10 the first time Let the customer use this setting for at least two weeks be...

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Page 106: ...speed In Main menu select Configuration and Grid speed Set the following values Cassette loaded switch on 18 Set the cassette loaded switch on The cassette loaded switch must be set to ON with the service PC program The film cassette must be exchanged after each exposure A sec ond exposure before exchanging the cassette is not possible exposure release is blocked Grid 1 Help 2 Save 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1...

Page 107: ...nd Start Up Rev 06 05 06 CS PS SP Medical Solutions 18 2 Checking the exposure blocking Checking the exposure blocking 18 Check that the exposure release is blocked during the following conditions Nofilmcassetteinserted Noobjecttableinstalled Fig 1 Swivel arm system M A M 0 0 7 1 5 ...

Page 108: ...o that there will be no white edge on the film On the chest wall side the radiation field must extend beyond the film edge but not more than 9 mm That applies for both the 18x24 and the 24x30 mode On the sides the radiation field must not extend outside the object table and not extend more than 13 mm outside the film On the nipple side the radiation field must not extend beyond the film edge by mo...

Page 109: ...bject table The film bag must extend beyond the chest wall edge byminimum 10 mm If no corresponding film bag is available you can place two film cassettes side by side on the object table 4 Place a centeringcross 4 Fig 1 on the film bag or cassettes 5 Switch on the light field and mark the edgesof thelight field withfour coins 5 Fig 1 6 Writedown the values of the centering cross corresponding to ...

Page 110: ...circumstances extend beyond the side edges of the object table The margins to the edges must at least be7 mm Compare the sidevaluesreadoffon film bagfilmwiththe correspondingvalueswrittendownin step 6 above Correction see Service Instructions 3 Finally check the radiation field ona filmexposed inside theobject table 18x24 film must be completely exposed on all sides 24x30 film might have up to 3 m...

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Page 112: ...ng the exposure counter 20 Main menu 1 Select Service Showexposurecounter 2 Enter the current counter reading in the certificate Deleting the error memory 20 Main menu 1 Select Service Deleteerrorbuffer 2 Deletethe errormemorywith Y Saving the programmed values 20 Main menu 1 Select Backup Copyinstallationareato floppy All 2 Leave the program with F10 when the backup is ready Make sure that the ba...

Page 113: ...ient operator may come in contact with incl all object tables The protective ground resistance must not exceed 0 1 Ω Mounting the cable duct covers 20 If not already done mount the cable duct covers see Chapter 4 Installing the generator and the stand Mounting the stand covers 20 The edges of the metal curtain of the stand are very sharp They may cause severe injury Remove the protective strips ca...

Page 114: ... to thestand andfasten with screwsand contact washers 5 3 Fit therear cover 3 tothe stand and fasten it with screws 4 and contact washers 1 Be careful not to damage the cables at the cable outlet 4 Fit inner plastic strip 7 to thefront and side covers and fasten withscrews 8 eight on either side 5 Press onthe outer plastic strip 9 Fig 1 Mounting the stand covers on a stand with single rear cover T...

Page 115: ...ocedures Fitting the MAMMOMAT cap 20 1 Fittherubberstrip ontheedge ofthestand 1 2 Place the cap on the top oftheMAMMOMAT 2 Fitting the cable outlet cover 20 1 Fit the cable outlet cover 1 tothe stand and fasten with screws 2 and contact washers 3 Fig 2 MAMMOMAT cap Fig 3 Cable outlet cover M A M 0 0 6 2 6 M A M 0 0 6 2 7 1 2 M A M 0 0 1 3 0 2 1 3 ...

Page 116: ...resistance between the mains grounding connection incl mains cable and any metallic part of the stand and generator which the patient operator may come in contact with The protective ground resistance must not exceed 0 2 Ω Fig 4 Mounting the front cover When attaching the front cover make sure that all eight contact washers four on either side are used again as in the original assembly under the s...

Page 117: ...230 033 11 Page 6 of 10 Siemens AG Installation and Start Up Rev 06 05 06 CS PS SP Medical Solutions 20 6 Final procedures Face shield 20 1 Slide thefaceshield 1 onto theholder for external diaphragms Fig 5 Face shield M A M 0 0 7 1 5 ...

Page 118: ...ixed to the control panel upon delivery Fig 6 Warning label on control panel please see arrow On and for the territory of the United States USA only The above mentioned control panel warning labels supplied now under the material number 8102506 within the Technical Manual blue binder contain one additional warning label with slightly different wording corresponding to the requirements of Authoriti...

Page 119: ...for the MAMMOMAT in question Fig 7 Affixing the identification labels 110V 208V 230V 240V 277V 400V 1 2 phase 50 60 Hz Momentary 10 kVA Long time 0 8 kVA X ray Equipment Classified by UnderwritersLaboratoriesInc withRespecttoElectricalFireShock and Mechanical Hazards Drty 245 B CERTIFIEDTOTHEREQUIREMEN TS OFTHECANADIANELECTRICA L CODE CSAHASNOTINVESTIGATED OTHERPHYSIOLOGIC ALEFFECTS CERTIFIÉSELÓNL...

Page 120: ...tallation start up and putting into operation also called Assembly Installation Adjustment and Testing abbreviated as AIAT It is therefore absolutely necessary that the Installation report with the installation and start up data is sent without delay after completion of work to the address stated on the installation report You will find the report in the system folder The Installation report has t...

Page 121: ...f f 1 10 0 S Siie em me en ns s A AG G I In ns st ta alllla at tiio on n a an nd d S St ta ar rt t U Up p R Re ev v 0 06 6 0 05 5 0 06 6 C CS S P PS S S SP P M Me ed diic ca all S So ollu ut tiio on ns s 2 20 0 1 10 0 F Fi in na al l p pr ro oc ce ed du ur re es s This page intentionally left blank This page intentionally left blank ...

Page 122: ...crews When bolting the stand can be secured to the floor by means safety dowels and screws When bolting the stand to the floor the fixing screws shall pass through the hollow levelling screws 1 to the floor the fixing screws shall pass through the hollow levelling screws 1 When bolting the generator with integrated radiation shield and control panel to the floor When bolting the generator with int...

Page 123: ...on shield applies see applies see page 21 1 page 21 1 For attaching the wall brackets to the generator the uppermost screw hole for the lead For attaching the wall brackets to the generator the uppermost screw hole for the lead glass stanchions shall be used Ensure that the wall brackets are secured to the wall with glass stanchions shall be used Ensure that the wall brackets are secured to the wa...

Page 124: ... C CS S P PS S S SP P I In ns st ta alllla at tiio on n a an nd d S St ta ar rt t U Up p Free standing radiation shield option Free standing radiation shield option 21 21 The free standing radiation shield must be bolted to the floor see separate instructions The free standing radiation shield must be bolted to the floor see separate instructions enclosed with the radiation shield enclosed with th...

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Page 126: ...acter indicates that at this point the space key must be pressed xx yy zz Data can be entered in place of x y z e g day s date Curved brackets indicate that out of several terms listed one be low the other one must be selected Important remarks are indicated with this box When the password is entered only these characters are shown Menu Selection Whenseveral menus programs files etc arepresented f...

Page 127: ...e connected with connecting cable part no 99 00 440 RE999 to p c board in the generator do not insert the diskette in the drive yet BIOS Basic Input and Output System a program stored in the computer hardware which launches start up functions upon computer power up XXX XXX XXX XXX This shows where a particular subroutine can be found For example Main menu Configuration AEC Sensitivity correction ...

Page 128: ...t sequence of the BIOS 2 Findthe configuration of the IrDA Infrared device port and disable it 3 Findthe configuration of a built inmodem andmakesureit is configuredas COM3 4 Findthe configuration of COM1 and make sure it uses the interrupt IRQ 4and the memoryaddressrange03F8 03FF 5 Save theBIOS settings andrestart thePC Configuration of Windows 22 This example is for Windows 2000 Pro Windows 95 a...

Page 129: ...TER The program asks for the user s name Your name please Type the name of the technician for example NN and then press ENTER 5 The program asks for the password Password please Type the password and then press ENTER The display window shows Main menu 6 Select the program part to be used with keys and or then press ENTER The program part selected is shown with a background If necessary additional ...

Page 130: ...NTER or if Mode Stand alone is wanted press the SPACE key once and then press ENTER Thedisplaywindowshows Main menu 7 Selecttheprogram part tobe usedwith keys and or then press ENTER 8 Makethe necessary entries in the appropriatepart of the program Save the entered data with F2 Page back in the program with ESC The appropriate instructionsareshownonthemonitor End the procedure with the service PC ...

Page 131: ...dix Test protocol 22 kV adjustment 22 Use this protocol with the instructions in kV adjustment on Page 10 2 Filament 22 Use this protocol with the instructions in Filament on Page 10 4 Measured value with DVM Before adjustment After adjustment Anode Filament current Large focus molly Large focus tungsten Small focus molly Small focus tungsten ...

Page 132: ... If both speed H and speed D are to be tested copy the test protocol Speed used for the tests below H D M1000 or Wing 1 M3000 Nova 22 Film Screen Manufacturer Type Manufacturer Type H D Grid Table 18x24 Bucky mAs OD ODbelow ODabove ODcorr Mo Mo 25 kV 6 cm plexi Mo Mo 32 kV 2 cm plexi Tolerances BODcorr e 0 30 absolute BODcorr Grid Table 18x24 Bucky mAs OD ODbelow ODabove ODcorr Mo Rh 26 kV 6 cm pl...

Page 133: ...ow ODabove ODcorr Mo Rh 26 kV 5 cm plexi Mo Rh 32 kV 2 cm plexi Tolerances BODcorr e 0 30 absolute BODcorr Magnification Table mAs OD ODbelow ODabove ODcorr W Rh 25 kV 5 cm plexi W Rh 32 kV 2 cm plexi Tolerances BODcorr e 0 30 absolute BODcorr Stereotactic Table mAs OD ODbelow ODabove ODcorr Mo Mo 25 kV 6 cm plexi Mo Mo 32 kV 2 cm plexi Tolerances BODcorr e 0 45 absolute BODcorr Stereotactic Table...

Page 134: ... in Dose Calculation System on Page 12 1 Stereotactic Table mAs OD ODbelow ODabove ODcorr W Rh 25 kV 6 cm plexi W Rh 32 kV 2 cm plexi Tolerances BODcorr e 0 45 absolute BODcorr Grid Table 18x24 Bucky mAs OD ODbelow ODabove ODcorr Mo Mo 25 kV 6 cm plexi Mo Mo 32 kV 2 cm plexi Tolerances BODcorr e 0 30 absolute BODcorr kV Density correction Speed button H or D Anode filter combination Breast thickne...

Page 135: ...00 3000 Nova molybdenum anode 0 3 Calculated values Required values ______V x 5 kV V _____kV 30 kV 5 ______V x ____ s x 40 mA V ____ mAs 20 mAs 10 Date ______________ Sign ______________ Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 3000 Nova tungsten anode 0 15 Calculated values Required values ______V x 5 kV V _____kV 30 kV 5 ______V x ____ s x 40 mA V ____ mAs 10 mAs 10 Date ______________ Sign ______________ Tube P40...

Page 136: ...AMMOMAT 3000 Nova tungsten anode 0 3 AEC mode 40 mm Plexiglas Calculated values Required values ______V x 5 kV V _____kV 30 kV 5 ______V x 40 mA V ____ mA 158 mA 10 Date ______________ Sign ____________ Tube P40 MoW MAMMOMAT 1000 3000 Nova molybdenum anode 0 3 AEC mode 40 mm Plexiglas Calculated values Required values ______V x 5 kV V _____kV 30 kV 5 ______V x 40 mA V ____ mA 125 mA 10 Date ______...

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Page 138: ...s Rev 06 05 06 CS PS SP Installation and Start Up Changes to previous version 23 Chapter 20 Page 7 Paragraph describing the paste over of the warning label was extended the US american version added the procedure described the necessity of exact follow up was stressed by a CAUTION remark ...

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