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Technical Manual: TM50567
Optica 30/40/50 series
Revision: 4.0

Date of release: 2018-12-06

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Description

Byte 1

Byte 2

Byte 3

Byte 4

Byte 5

Byte 6

Byte 7

Set filter

b.0

Next filter

b.1

Set filter
(Byte 2)

0 = No filter
1 = Filter 1
2 = Filter 2
3 = Filter 3
etc.

Spare

Set light

b.0

Toggle
light

b.1

Light Off

b.2

Light On

Spare

Set laser

b.0

Toggle
laser

b.1

Laser Off

b.2

Laser On

Spare

Set mode

b.0

Manual

b.1

Automatic

Spare

Set calibration

Service Protocol Message

Setting
change

b.0

Cross

b.1

Long

b.2

Inclino

b.0

Cross Off

b.1

Cross On

b.0

Long Off

b.1

Long On

b.0

Inclino Off

b.1

Inclino On

Spare

Cross shutters step
move

b.0

Open

b.1

b.2

Stop (if
move
continuous
)

b.0=0 : move
fixed steps
b.0=1 : move
continuous

If byte=0 :
fixed
steps=150
If byte>0 fixed
steps=byte
value

Spare

Long shutters step
move

b.0

Open

b.1

b.0

Stop (if
move
continuous
)

b.0=0 : move
fixed steps
b.0=1 : move
continuous

If byte=0 :
fixed
steps=150
If byte>0 fixed
steps=byte
value

Spare

Configure CAN bus
settings

Service Protocol Message

20
0

Setting
change

b.0

CAN ID

b.1

CAN
Speed

CAN ID MSB
(0-15)

CAN ID LSB
(0-255)

CAN Speed
0 = 125 kbit/s
1 = 250 kbit/s
2 = 500 kbit/s
3 = 1000 kbit/s

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Summary of Contents for Optica 30 Series

Page 1: ...TM50567 Revision 4 0 www vareximaging com 0120 Optica 30 40 50 series Technical Manual Optica 30 Optica 40 Optica 50...

Page 2: ...Technical Manual TM50567 Optica 30 40 50 series Revision 4 0 Date of release 2019 01 23 2 56 www vareximaging com This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 3: ...Known contraindication s 17 Classifications 17 3 Installation 18 Requirements for service personnel 18 Installation requirements 18 Installation instructions 18 Installer responsibilities 18 Remove a...

Page 4: ...ounting plane 24 Figure 7 Flange lock 25 Figure 8 Field light adjustment 32 Figure 9 rear view product label 54 Figure 10 Product label for Optica 40 55 Figure 11 Product label for Optica 30 50 55 All...

Page 5: ...ollimator please contact your distributor or Varex Imaging Nederland B V Manufacturer Distributor Name Varex Imaging Nederland B V Address Anholtseweg 44 7091 HB Dinxperlo The Netherlands Telephone 31...

Page 6: ...for display recording or data processing This document contains terminology and definitions based on international standards The terminology and definitions are formatted in capital letters e g INTEND...

Page 7: ...the host system for advice on installation of the Optica 30 40 50 series Information regarding accidents that have occurred using the Optica 30 40 50 series must be reported to Varex Imaging Nederlan...

Page 8: ...el may introduce serious hazards When changes or modification are carried out by unauthorized personnel Varex Imaging Nederland B V cannot be held responsible for injuries or damage to equipment WARNI...

Page 9: ...ation CAUTION The collimator is powered through an external power supply at 24 V DC CAUTION If the enclosure is mechanically damaged DO NOT USE In case of doubt before taking any action please contact...

Page 10: ...he provisions for EU WEEE directive DC supply voltage indication Protective earth Follow the instructions for use Reading the instructions for use is crucial for a correct and safe use of the collimat...

Page 11: ...ca 30 40 series only Manual Control Automatic Control Additional filtering Bucky laser ON indicator Symbol to indicate the selected image field size Tilting angle Setup collimator Return to previous s...

Page 12: ...Varex Imaging Nederland B V for any accessories available The packaging contains the following components Amount Description Reference 1 Optica 30 40 50 series CF002 Configuration with automatic filte...

Page 13: ...ator of an X ray system The operator shall be qualified and or trained to operate the X ray system Description of the collimator The collimator is an automatic square field multi leaf X ray collimator...

Page 14: ...indicate the X ray diagnostic area Operate laser line s optional optica 40 only Symbol used to indicate the laser button switch Press the button on touch screen to activate the single line laser Addit...

Page 15: ...Touch screen Optica 40 Series only Use of the measuring tape The type of measuring tape used is a standard measuring tape The tape used in the collimator starts with values that correspond to the foc...

Page 16: ...NOTE The top shutter dimensions are applicable for fully opened shutters Collimator Optica 40 Collimator Optica 30 50 The Optica 30 and 50 models have the same dimensions as the Optica 40 This Optica...

Page 17: ...ray system continue to apply see X ray system documentation Additional the Optica 30 40 50 series introduces matter in the primary X ray beam which primarily results in additional X ray scatter Additi...

Page 18: ...r re calibration follow the instruction provided in 3 9 4 Setup the configuration for the collimator on with parameters available on Service screen 1 Service screen 2 and Service screen 3 see 3 9 5 Co...

Page 19: ...WARNING Cables and terminals used for the connection of the collimator must be suitable for operation at temperatures of 70 C WARNING Incorrect power supply could damage the electronic timer and or t...

Page 20: ...he CAN bus cable also needs to be installed follow the instructions described below otherwise move on to step 9 1 Feed the CAN bus interface cable through the rear cover 2 Feed the CAN bus interface c...

Page 21: ...acutec and KermaX plus of IBA Steps to install the DAP meter see Figure 4 for part explanation 1 Remove the rear cover according instructions in 3 5 2 Pull both protective earth connectors from the en...

Page 22: ...o dangerous situations such as falling or malfunctioning of the collimator It is advised to mount the collimator with the X ray tube exit window facing upwards In this X ray tube position the mounting...

Page 23: ...ng spacers to adjust the distance from the collimator mounting plane and the X ray tube focal point The collimator mounting plane distance must be 80 mm 1 mm 3 15 0 039 from the focal point of the X r...

Page 24: ...d ensure that the lead insert is not damaged Mount the collimator on the mounting flange After the mounting flange and mounting spacers are fixed to the X ray tube the collimator can be mounted on the...

Page 25: ...s 7 3 Access to Service screens for calibration and parameter setup The collimator has 3 Service screens for calibration parameter setup and embedded software revisions These screens are protected by...

Page 26: ...utters a little by turning the control knob b Carefully close the cross shutters completely with the control knobs Verify this by the field light when completely closed the field light should not be v...

Page 27: ...little by turning the control knob b Carefully close the long shutters completely with the control knobs Verify this by the field light when completely closed the field light should not be visible on...

Page 28: ...ated calibration steps will leave the collimator un calibrated Warning Loss of electrical power will leave the collimator un calibrated Steps to calibrate the rotation sensor 1 Enter Service screen 1...

Page 29: ...elect 6 When the Touch Screen Calibration Screen is displayed release the field and bucky laser activation button and follow the instructions and select the cross symbols displayed When calibration is...

Page 30: ...o display text on the touch screen After selection the selected font color is visible on the touch screen Backlight illumination percentage Select a value for touch screen illumination percentage afte...

Page 31: ...communication between display module and the main board Remark The versions shown in the image above are not the actual versions for your device this is only an example X ray beam Alignment Centering...

Page 32: ...following Check the if distance spacing from the focal spot of the X ray tube to the collimator mounting plane is 80 1 mm 3 15 039 1 Light field larger than X ray field Remount the collimator to the X...

Page 33: ...ons connector see 3 6 See 9 1 for electrical ratings Mains isolation The collimator shall only be connected to secondary circuit voltages see 9 1 for the max electrical ratings of an IEC60601 1 compli...

Page 34: ...such use is necessary this equipment and the other equipment should be observed to verify that they are operating normally WARNING Use of accessories transducers and cables other than those specified...

Page 35: ...nt RF emissions class CISPR 11 Class A The EMISSIONS characteristics of the Optica 30 40 50 series make it suitable for use in industrial areas and hospitals CISPR 11 class A If it is used in a reside...

Page 36: ...less communications equipment Test frequency Band Servicea Modulation Maximum power Distance IMMUNITY TEST LEVEL MHz MHz W m V m 2 450 2 400 2 570 Bluetooth WLAN 802 11 b g n RFID 2450 LTE Band 7 Puls...

Page 37: ...e may occur near equipment marked with the following symbol Voltage dips IEC 61000 4 11 Not Applicable The Optica 30 40 50 series is intended to be supplied by a secondary IEC60601 1 compliant DC powe...

Page 38: ...ful The color of the status LED 30 40 Series only is green not flashing additional filtering is not applied and the shutters are completely closed Only applicable for Optica 40 The Main Screen is show...

Page 39: ...are indicated by a number and explained in 7 2 Figure only applicable for Optica 40 NOTE only the first detected fault condition is displayed on the touch screen not applicable for Optica 30 NOTE It...

Page 40: ...ooting see 7 1 Collimator Mode Color of the status LED Explanation of the color indication POWER ON Green flashing frequency 1 Hz 50 OFF 50 ON No fault condition the collimator is performing its power...

Page 41: ...collimator this will reduce the possibility for liquids to enter the collimator Use a dry soft cloth to remove any residuals from the collimator Preventive checks It is recommended to perform preventi...

Page 42: ...er button activation 2 Ensure that bucky laser switches on for the set time after button activation Check drive components for shutters No excessive wear and smooth operation Accessory rails 1 No exce...

Page 43: ...power Supply is cut off No power supply Instructions 1 Check if the Collimator is connected to the power supply YES Proceed with the next step NO Connect the power supply The Collimator will now pref...

Page 44: ...screen is not reliable The size of the X ray field must be checked by using the light field indication Error codes The table below shows error codes that can be displayed on the touch screen Restarti...

Page 45: ...a Length Code Varex Imaging Nederland B V Message Identifier Data Byte 0 Data Byte 1 Data Byte 2 Data Byte 3 Data Byte 4 Data Byte 5 Data Byte 6 0x000 0xFFF 8 0x00 0xFF 0x00 0xFF 0x00 0xFF 0x00 0xFF 0...

Page 46: ...Cross MSB Cross LSB Long MSB Long LSB Spare Spare Set max shutter position in byte SID is ignored 4 Field change b 0 Cross b 1 Long Cross Long Spare Spare Spare Spare Enable max field see ID3 and or...

Page 47: ...vice Protocol Message 13 Setting change b 0 Cross b 1 Long b 2 Inclino b 0 Cross Off b 1 Cross On b 0 Long Off b 1 Long On b 0 Inclino Off b 1 Inclino On Spare Spare Spare Cross shutters step move 14...

Page 48: ...mS etc until 255 2 55 S ID105 0 Off 1 Once Or every 2 20 mS 3 30 mS etc until 255 2 55 S 20 2 ID to change b 0 ID106 ID106 0 Off 1 Once Or every 2 20 mS 3 30 mS etc until 255 2 55 S Spare Spare Spare...

Page 49: ...ome sequence will be carried just before the first field size command storage in nonvolatile memory after reception ReferenceTimer 1 1440 in minutes Service Protocol Message 23 1 b 0 1 ReferenceTim er...

Page 50: ...value Off 10 4 Inclino MSB Inclino LSB Spare Spare Spare Spare Spare Collimator status 200 mS 10 5 b 0 Cross moving b 1 Long moving b 0 Filter 1 b 1 Filter 2 b 2 Filter 3 b 0 Light b 1 Laser b 0 Manu...

Page 51: ...fault send rate ID Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte 6 Byte 7 Configured CAN Protocol Service Protocol Message Off Can only be requested with messageI D 205 10 7 Protocol ID 0 Varex Imaging Nede...

Page 52: ...al This device contains substances that can be hazardous to the environment and care should be taken when disposed of The device is marked with the following symbol Follow national and local regulatio...

Page 53: ...ration X ray beam 75 kV EN60601 1 3 7 3 7 5 1 mm Al 0 1 mm Cu 1 mm Al 0 2 mm Cu Combined 2 mm Al 0 3 mm Cu Manual selection and remote control both motorized CF002 configuration only Confinement of ex...

Page 54: ...beam 150 kVp 4 mA EN60601 1 3 12 4 0 5 mGy h Collimator rotation beam axis Optional with rotating flange 90 Remote control interface Yes via CAN bus Maximum load for accessory rails 70 N Weight 9 0 k...

Page 55: ...radiation emitting products in effect on the date of manufacture This product complies with 21 CFR 1040 10 and 1040 11 except for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No 50 dated July 26 2001 Only Med...

Page 56: ...com Varex Imaging Technology Beijing Co Ltd China T 86 10 6780 2708 T 86 10 6780 2129 F 86 10 6780 2170 China CNC vareximaging com Varex Imaging Philippines Inc Philippines T 63 49 5024 520 T 63 49 5...

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