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1313DXT-I/1515DXT-I/2520DX-I/3030DX-I X-ray Detectors

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SER

ANUAL

6.0

Definition of Symbols

Computerized Tomography

EMC

Electromagnetic Compatibility

L07

Specific version of ViVA software

OEM

Original Equipment Manufacturer

RoHS

Restriction of Hazardous Substances

Radio Frequency

SDK

Software Developer Kit

VCP

Virtual Command Processor

ViVA

Varex Imaging Viewing Application

Table 2

Definition of Symbols

Symbol

Description

Serial Number

Temperature Limits

Pressure Limits

Humidity Limits

Protective Earth Ground

Handle with Care

Table 1

Abbreviations (Continued)

Abbreviations

Descriptions

Summary of Contents for PaxScan 1313DXT-I

Page 1: ...DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors Before using the X ray detector be sure to read this manual thoroughly along with any other manuals for the software and other system components Keep...

Page 2: ...ing from the use of the X ray Detector its components and or accessories Protection Against Ionizing Radiation Exposure of any part of the human body to X radiation may be harmful to health Whenever X...

Page 3: ...ent WARNING The detector should be mounted onto user supplied equipment using the holes provided in the integral flange WARNING Place the X ray Detector horizontally on a flat stable surface If the X...

Page 4: ...external shielding will damage the internal electronics WARNING The detector s active imaging area has a lifetime X ray radiation exposure limit of approximately 1MRad Caution Do not operate the X ra...

Page 5: ...the cables or accessories Do not touch the power supply X ray Detector cable connector or any other electrical component or equipment with wet hands Ignoring this warning may cause electrical shock wh...

Page 6: ...oid risk of electric shock this equipment must only be connected to a supply mains with protective earth WARNING Never disassemble modify or alter the X ray Detector its components or accessories Igno...

Page 7: ...the application by the system integrator WARNING If any abnormal condition such as smoke fumes or strange sounds is evident turn off the X ray Detector turn off and unplug the power supply from the A...

Page 8: ...X ray Detector is connected to a power supply turn off the power switch and or unplug the power supply cable from the AC outlet Never use thinner benzine acetone or other flammable cleaning agents Ig...

Page 9: ...1 Cables 9 8 3 2 Connecting the Cables 10 8 3 3 Power On the Detector 11 8 4 Detector Dimensions 11 8 5 Electrical Rating 15 8 5 1 External Power 15 8 6 Detector Specifications 16 8 7 Environmental C...

Page 10: ...ge Acquisition 44 10 6 1 Fluoroscopy 2 2 Full Res Fluoro 1 1 Mode 44 11 0 Maintenance 46 11 1 Cleaning 46 11 1 1 Chemicals for Cleaning 46 11 1 2 Cleaning the X ray Detector 46 12 0 Troubleshooting 48...

Page 11: ...uration and Response 18 Table 14 Detector Cable 9 Pin D Sub Pinout for 1313DXT I 1515DXT I and 2520DX I 21 Table 15 Detector Cable 9 Pin D Sub Pinout for 3030DX I 21 Table 16 Lemo EXG 1B 308 HLN Pinou...

Page 12: ...This page intentionally left blank xii www vareximaging com List of Tables 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors...

Page 13: ...030DX I Detector Dimensions measured in inches and mm 14 Figure 11 User_Sync Blanking Activated 18 Figure 12 User_Sync Blanking De Activated 19 Figure 13 User_Sync Expose_OK Signals 20 Figure 14 Setup...

Page 14: ...6 Figure 37 Select the Desired Mode 37 Figure 38 Offset Calibration Initiation 37 Figure 39 Offset Calibration Progress Window 38 Figure 40 Mode Drop Down Menu 40 Figure 41 Gain Calibration 41 Figure...

Page 15: ...nal application and intended use is determined by the X ray system manufacturer and is based on the completed X ray system design It is the responsibility of the X ray system manufacturer to confirm s...

Page 16: ...ware OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer RoHS Restriction of Hazardous Substances RF Radio Frequency SDK Software Developer Kit VCP Virtual Command Processor ViVA Varex Imaging Viewing Application Tab...

Page 17: ...ates are rendered invalid if any modifications to the Product are made or any portion thereof without obtaining the prior written authorization of Varex Imaging Direct Current Authorized Representativ...

Page 18: ...and calibration The VCP also interpolates the value of any pixels identified as defective A single output power supply provides all the power required for the detector VCP software controls the detec...

Page 19: ...nts against the Delivery Note enclosed with the shipment for evidence of damage or missing components Save all shipping containers in case a return is warranted If there is any discrepancy see Section...

Page 20: ...on of the detector with the installed computer network may disturb the IT environment Note Supporting files may be physically or electronically delivered If no physical files are present in the shipme...

Page 21: ...containers in case a return is warranted If there is any discrepancy please see Section 12 2 After sales Service for Varex Imaging Products on page 52 8 3 Detector Surfaces and Features For illustrati...

Page 22: ...ctors 8 www vareximaging com U SER M ANUAL Figure 3 Detector Surfaces and Features Table 5 Detector Surfaces and Features Number Description 1 Ground Lug 2 Power LEDs 3 Power Connector 4 Ethernet Port...

Page 23: ...r This connector provides the connections for two opto isolated signals one output and one input See Section 8 8 4 Detector Cable Terminates into two separate connections providing a link from the det...

Page 24: ...5 Connect the Ethernet cable between a Gigabit capable port on the host computer and the detector The use of a Hub or switch is neither recommended or supported 6 Connect the Ground Cable to the groun...

Page 25: ...on the detector When the power supply is connected to the detector power connector the detector will be in a constant power on state There is an LED located on the detector which illuminates green to...

Page 26: ...XT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors 12 www vareximaging com U SER M ANUAL Figure 6 1313DXT I 1515DXT I Detector Dimensions measured in inches and mm Figure 7 2520DX I Detector Dimensions measured i...

Page 27: ...www vareximaging com 13 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors U SER M ANUAL Figure 8 2520DX I Detector Dimensions measured in inches and mm...

Page 28: ...1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors 14 www vareximaging com U SER M ANUAL Figure 9 3030DX I Detector Dimensions measured in inches and mm Figure 10 3030DX I Detector Dimensions measured in inc...

Page 29: ...ut 1313DXT I 1515DXT I AHM85PS15 100V 240V 50Hz 60Hz 1 5A 15V 2520DX I AHM85PS15 100V 240V 50Hz 60Hz 1 5A 15V 3030DX I AHM85PS24 100V 240V 50Hz 60Hz 1 0A 24V 3 54A Table 8 Electrical Rating if power s...

Page 30: ...194 m Active Area DRZ Plus 1004 1004 1132 1132 1516 1900 1516 1516 CsI 984 984 1112 1112 1486 1860 1496 1496 Electronics ADC 16 bit 16 bit 16 bit 16 bit Mechanical Housing Aluminum and Carbon Fiber Al...

Page 31: ...s shown in Table 12 The detector can be configured to do the following Respond to User_Sync pulse width see Figure 11 Not respond to User_Sync pulse width see Figure 12 The detector will respond with...

Page 32: ...pulse width is 200 s Figure 11 User_Sync Blanking Activated Table 13 User Sync Pulse Duration and Response User_Sync Pulse Duration User_Sync Pulse Response Pulse Duration 200 s User_Sync signal is ig...

Page 33: ...eximaging com 19 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors U SER M ANUAL Figure 12 User_Sync Blanking De Activated Note All frames are readout 2ms after the rising edge of User_Sync See Fi...

Page 34: ...the detector is not being read out Duration of Expose_OK is Frame Time minus Read out Time Read out Time varies according to the mode Maximum sink current is 50mA Maximum Vceo is 80V Maximum collector...

Page 35: ..._Sync_Neg 5 No Connection 6 No Connection 7 No Connection 8 No Connection 9 No Connection Table 15 Detector Cable 9 Pin D Sub Pinout for 3030DX I Connector Pin Signal 1 Exp_OK_Neg 2 Exp_OK_Pos 3 User_...

Page 36: ...Exp_OK_Pos 7 User_Sync_Neg 8 User_Sync_Pos Table 17 Lemo EXA 1B 308 HLN Pinout 3030DX I Connector Pin Signal 1 24VDC 2 24VDC 3 GND24V 4 GND24V 5 User 5V 6 Exp_OK 7 User_Sync_Neg 8 User_Sync_Pos Table...

Page 37: ...to the ViVA Online help documentation for complete details Each operating mode employs all types of calibration In accumulation type acquisitions the PaxScan product family will sum a number limited...

Page 38: ...z Pixel Binning Gain Capacitor pF Image Area Frame Size Active Frame Size Acq Type High Dose Fluoroscopy 30 2 2 1 4 0pF Full Field 768 960 758 950 Continuous Normal Fluoroscopy 30 2 2 2 0 5pF Full Fie...

Page 39: ...e software package also includes ViVA software the viewing application used to perform detector calibration detector setup image acquisition and image corrections in a Windows PC environment The detec...

Page 40: ...w vareximaging com U SER M ANUAL 2 A License agreement window appears Click I agree Figure 15 License Agreement 3 On 64 bit systems a window appears allowing users to choose to install a 32 bit versio...

Page 41: ...all the 32 bit version VCP installs to C Program Files Varex PaxscanLXX for 64 bit installation and C Program Files x86 Varex PaxscanLXX for the 32 bit installation 5 A Pleora Driver Tool Installation...

Page 42: ...iver Installation Tool window appears make sure the Current Driver says Manufacturer Driver and Action says Install eBus Universal Driver Click Install Figure 19 eBUS Installation 8 An Installing wind...

Page 43: ...www vareximaging com 29 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors U SER M ANUAL Figure 21 Reboot 10 Click Close Figure 22 Installation Complete...

Page 44: ...files 1 Locate the software package and click Setup Figure 23 Detector Files Setup 2 A Welcome window appears Click Next Figure 24 Welcome Screen for detector setup 3 A Choose Installation Location wi...

Page 45: ...ximaging com 31 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors U SER M ANUAL Figure 25 Choose Install Location Window 4 When installation is complete click Finish Figure 26 Installation Window...

Page 46: ...unches Figure 27 The ViVA icon 3 Click Acquisition from the menu bar click Receptor Setup Figure 28 Receptor Setup 4 A Receptor Selections Window will appear choose the desired detector to link Click...

Page 47: ...SER M ANUAL 5 Click on Acquisition click Open Link An alternate method to link the detector is to click the Mode Drop Down Menu and click Link to Virtual CP Figure 30 Open VCP Link 6 The detector will...

Page 48: ...ablished See step 4 of Section 10 3 2 Click on the Mode Drop Down Menu and click the desired mode Figure 32 Mode Drop Down Menu 3 Click Acquisition from the menu bar and click on Mode Settings to adju...

Page 49: ...ximaging com 35 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors U SER M ANUAL Figure 34 Mode Settings Window 5 Click Acquisition from the menu bar and click on System Settings Figure 35 System S...

Page 50: ...fixed pattern pixel intensity variations in the image associated with the dark current and electronic offsets The offset reference image is an average of a series of frames acquired without X ray ill...

Page 51: ...ick on Offset Calibration Figure 38 Offset Calibration Initiation Note A different offset reference image is necessary for each operating mode therefore it is important to update the offset data for e...

Page 52: ...d by VCP creates normalization Normalization will fail with pixels that are responding to dose in a non linear manner Pixels responding to dose in a non linear manner are usually caused by the saturat...

Page 53: ...result in more accurate calibration Note Accumulate a minimum of 32 frames for gain calibration and eight frames for offset calibration for optimal image quality Note Only the systems integrator dete...

Page 54: ...n Menu 2 Click Acquisition from the menu bar and click on Gain Calibration WARNING It is critical that the detector not be turned off or the Ethernet cable removed during any calibration Caution ViVA...

Page 55: ...ray Detectors U SER M ANUAL Figure 41 Gain Calibration 3 A Gain Calibration window appears Figure 42 Gain Calibration Window 4 Remove all objects from the X ray beam 5 Initiate X ray exposure then cl...

Page 56: ...Detectors 42 www vareximaging com U SER M ANUAL Figure 43 Gain Calibration Flat Field Accumulation 7 Once flat field accumulation is complete terminate the X ray beam 8 Wait 20 seconds then click Cont...

Page 57: ...ed needs to be decreased and the gain calibration repeated Note If the median valued is lower than 8 000 the dose needs to be increased and the gain calibration repeated Note Gain calibration should b...

Page 58: ...to provide real time moving images for positioning and verification 1 Click the desired mode Figure 46 Mode Drop Down Menu 2 Click the Acquire Image button or the Green Radio button on right which tri...

Page 59: ...ndows 4 Enter user comments if necessary 5 Click OK 6 If no comments are entered click Cancel to continue 7 Following acquisition a message box appears providing active image capture data Figure 49 Ca...

Page 60: ...during use The specific material most likely to become contaminated is the X ray grade carbon fiber input window and housing 11 1 1 Chemicals for Cleaning All chemicals listed below are approved for...

Page 61: ...water solution 5 Visually inspect the device If contamination is present use the towel to remove the contamination from the device surface Use multiple towels as applicable to remove the visible conta...

Page 62: ...rer or field service technician for help Acquired image is completely dark 1 Unplug the cables re attach the cables re establish the link and acquire another image 2 If problem persists consult the ma...

Page 63: ...cables re attach the cables re establish the link 4 Acquire another image 5 If problem persists consult the manufacturer or field service technician for help Acquired image shows vertical or horizonta...

Page 64: ...es Restart the computer and re launch the ViVA software ViVA error message 1 Email the error log file generated to flatpanel warranty vareximaging com This log file is normally found at C users userna...

Page 65: ...14 Board Serial Num ber Middle Word 15 Board Serial Num ber MSW 16 Detector Temp Sensor 1 17 Detector Temp Sensor 2 18 Detector Temp Sensor 3 19 Detector Temp Sensor 4 NU 20 Detector Temp Sensor 5 NU...

Page 66: ...n warranty and out of warranty returns of products Contact flatpanel warranty vareximaging com For warranty and returns please visit https www vareximaging com flat panel service report 28 Voltage 5 1...

Page 67: ...processing of their own waste products under the terms of the WEEE Directive Contact these producers directly before discarding any of their products WARNING High energy X rays and gamma rays greater...

Page 68: ...rence to other devices or is affected by other equipment attempt to correct the interference by one or more of the following 1 Reorient or relocate the receiving device 2 Increase the separation betwe...

Page 69: ...1 CISPR 11 Group 1 Class B 30 MHz 1 GHz Group 1 Class B 30 MHz 1 GHz The detector uses RF energy for its internal function Nearby electronic equipment may be affected Harmonic emissions EN IEC 61000 3...

Page 70: ...e to Ground Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 Voltag...

Page 71: ...he frequency of the transmitter Recommended Separation Distance Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 10 V m 80 MHz to 2 7 GHz 10 V m 80 MHz to 2 7 GHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz Where P is the maximum...

Page 72: ...o AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmit ters an electromagnetic site survey shou...

Page 73: ...iption Configuration 4 Surfaces and Features 7 VCP 4 Description of the Detectors 4 Detector Cables 9 Dimensions 11 Disposal 53 Files Installation 30 Power on 11 17 Specifications 16 Surfaces and Feat...

Page 74: ...If a Problem Occurs vii Interface and Power Supply and Cables v Maintenance and Inspection viii Safety For Your ii Save an Image 45 Service In Warranty 52 Obtain RMA Number 52 Out of Warranty 52 Repa...

Page 75: ...U SER M ANUAL www vareximaging com 61 1313DXT I 1515DXT I 2520DX I 3030DX I X ray Detectors Index W Weight 16 X X ray Tube 43...

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Page 78: ...3 2024 Varex Imaging All rights reserved The Varex Imaging logo and design are registered trademarks of Varex Imaging or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries Paxscan is a register...

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