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User's Manual 

Visitor T30 C-DR 

 

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[File: 218899-01-01-B.docx] 

7.3

 

Positioning ................................................................................................................................. 36

 

7.4

 

Exposures .................................................................................................................................. 37

 

7.5

 

Exposures in DR mode .............................................................................................................. 37

 

7.5.1

 

DeLuxe ...................................................................................................................................... 37

 

7.6

 

Exposure in APR "digital" mode ............................................................................................... 38

 

7.6.1

 

DeLuxe ...................................................................................................................................... 38

 

7.7

 

Exposures in CR mode .............................................................................................................. 39

 

7.7.1

 

DeLuxe ...................................................................................................................................... 39

 

7.7.2

 

Free exposure ............................................................................................................................ 39

 

7.7.3

 

Exposures in Programmed Anatomic mode (APR) ................................................................... 39

 

7.7.4

 

APR data table........................................................................................................................... 41

 

7.8

 

Operation mode ......................................................................................................................... 43

 

7.8.1

 

After the exposure ..................................................................................................................... 45

 

7.8.2

 

DeLuxe ...................................................................................................................................... 45

 

7.9

 

Optional: radiography with examination table or Potter Bucky grid ......................................... 46

 

7.10

 

Optional : DAP meter ................................................................................................................ 47

 

7.11

 

Use end ...................................................................................................................................... 48

 

8

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................49

 

8.1

 

Electrical data ............................................................................................................................ 49

 

8.2

 

Environmental conditions .......................................................................................................... 49

 

8.3

 

Total filtration of the equipment ................................................................................................ 49

 

8.4

 

Mechanical data ......................................................................................................................... 50

 

8.5

 

Operation data ........................................................................................................................... 52

 

8.6

 

Radiological data ....................................................................................................................... 53

 

8.6.1

 

kV-mAs relationship ................................................................................................................. 53

 

8.7

 

X-ray group ............................................................................................................................... 54

 

8.7.1

 

Monobloc .................................................................................................................................. 54

 

8.7.2

 

X-ray tube ................................................................................................................................. 55

 

8.8

 

Collimator .................................................................................................................................. 56

 

8.9

 

Wireless Flat Panel Detector ..................................................................................................... 57

 

8.10

 

Wired Flat Panel Detector ......................................................................................................... 60

 

8.11

 

Pediatric wireless Flat Panel Detector ....................................................................................... 62

 

8.12

 

Digital Imaging System ............................................................................................................. 63

 

8.12.1

 

Software features ....................................................................................................................... 63

 

8.12.2

 

Hardware specifications ............................................................................................................ 64

 

8.13

 

Optional: DAP Meter ................................................................................................................ 65

 

8.14

 

Optional: Exposures remote control .......................................................................................... 66

 

8.15

 

Labels ........................................................................................................................................ 67

 

9

 

ANNEXES ...........................................................................................................................68

 

9.1

 

Replacement of the wireless FPD panel battery ........................................................................ 68

 

9.1.1

 

Detector model DRX-1 ............................................................................................................. 68

 

9.1.2

 

Detector model 3543 EZ ........................................................................................................... 69

 

9.1.3

 

FDX3543RPW model ............................................................................................................... 70

 

9.1.4

 

Battery Charger ......................................................................................................................... 70

 

9.2

 

Protectio box for FPD panel (optional) ..................................................................................... 71

 

10

 

CONFIGURATIONS AND ACCESSORIES ...................................................................72

 

11

 

DOCUMENT STATUS ......................................................................................................74

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Visitor T30 C-DR

Page 1: ...User s Manual System Visitor T30 C DR Revision B Version OEM Date 05 2018 Language ENG File 218899 01 01 B...

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Page 3: ...n against ionizing radiations 15 2 9 Laser light source 15 2 10 FPD warnings and precautions 16 2 11 Labeling 17 3 MAINTENANCE CLEANLINESS AND DISPOSAL 20 3 1 Periodic maintenance 20 3 2 Regular check...

Page 4: ...ions 49 8 3 Total filtration of the equipment 49 8 4 Mechanical data 50 8 5 Operation data 52 8 6 Radiological data 53 8 6 1 kV mAs relationship 53 8 7 X ray group 54 8 7 1 Monobloc 54 8 7 2 X ray tub...

Page 5: ...02 48 859 1 Fax 39 02 48 81 844 e mail vsmservice villasm com 1 4 Publishing details Published by the Manufacturer The Manufacturer reserves the right to modify this User s Manual and the equipment he...

Page 6: ...caution message can cause slight or moderate personal injuries damages to the equipment or to other goods and expose to a possible remote risk of more serious injury and or environmental pollution Thi...

Page 7: ...rformed by not qualified people and or by people who use not approved spare parts can cause serious damages to the equipment and personal injuries risks 1 8 Training Equipment users must be properly t...

Page 8: ...aren t sure to be able to use this equipment in a safe and efficient way don t use it The use of this equipment without proper and adequate training can cause serious or mortal physical injuries or wr...

Page 9: ...ven this medical device must be used properly and subject to regular maintenance and care as described in Maintenance cleaning and disposal paragraph The Manufacturer can t be considered responsible f...

Page 10: ...ronments suitable for medical activities Besides IEC 60601 1 norm provides instructions about the equipotential earth connection point Additional equipotential earth connection An additional equipoten...

Page 11: ...be taken is to separate the equipment from other electric power sources and from all other sources in order to reduce the risk of electrical shocks 2 6 Electrostatic discharge ESD Always resort to sta...

Page 12: ...n unusual situations affect on the equipment working Electromedical products request special precautions referring to electromagnetic compatibility EMC and must be installed and started up in complian...

Page 13: ...lines Exclusive use of the listed accessory or line with the exception of internal original spare part components Electric medical units are subject to special precautionary measures with regard to E...

Page 14: ...electromagnetic emissions or decreased electromagnetic immunity of this equipment and result in improper operation Portable RF communications equipment including peripherals such as antenna cables and...

Page 15: ...area if it isn t possible please protect yourself Wear gloves for protection against radiations Always use the lowest collimation of the x ray area Check that interested area is completely exposed Th...

Page 16: ...omponent Observe the limitations on the max weight concentrated on a small area of the FPD surface Observe the limitations on the max weight divided uniformly on the whole FPD surface The limitations...

Page 17: ...itch for exposures D Magnetothermic switch A Label for the monobloc rotation lock By rotating the knob clockwise the rotation stops A Label for the parking brake lock By moving the lever of the brake...

Page 18: ...r the movement position of the equipment B Label for the exposure hand switch A Laser openings B Warning labels Avoid the exposure Radiations are emitted from this opening A Laser radiation symbol B W...

Page 19: ...isitor T30 C DR User s Manual File 218899 01 01 B docx Page 19 74 A Laser radiation symbol B Warning label Laser Radiation Do not stare into beam Class 2 LASER product IEC 60825 1 2007 Po 1mW 645 10nm...

Page 20: ...e user of the equipment must ensure that all checks and their actions are performed satisfactorily before using the equipment for its intended purpose Interval Object Method Daily Defective lights com...

Page 21: ...ecome opaque or can break Disinfection The disinfection method used must be in compliance with all laws and norms in force for disinfection and protection against explosions in force in the country wh...

Page 22: ...o that it is no longer usable for the intended purposes The return proper disposal or recovery of this medical equipment must be done in compliance with the European WEEE Waste Electrical and Electron...

Page 23: ...d anatomic area In fact the number of programmed anatomics and radiological data can be customized typically during installation according to requests and operation modes of the hospital The display o...

Page 24: ...F Power supply cable G Circuit breaker Equipotential node H Exposure control hand switch I Lock of the arm movement during transport A Monobloc support arm B Monobloc rotation movement lock C Control...

Page 25: ...f the circuit breaker in I position 4 4 Collimator A Longitudinal collimation B Lamp ignition pushbutton and laser pushbutton optional C Guides for accessories positioning filters or DAP meter D Tape...

Page 26: ...ator lamp switching ON The switching ON is timed for about 30s SMALL FOCUS Small focus selection The led ON indicates the performed selection LARGE FOCUS Large focus selection The led ON indicates the...

Page 27: ...released to the patient on a printer available as accessory 4 7 Display Alphanumeric display with four lines of 20 characters for the display of the equipment status the x ray parameters and the warni...

Page 28: ...Commands Area contains all functions applicable to the frames Inside this area there are several sections INFORMATION PROCESSING OPTIMIZATION A INFORMATION Information concerning the patient data and...

Page 29: ...ress the RESET key to go on W INI APR APR checksum error Press the RESET key to go on W ERROR IN APR An APR error is out of scale Set differently the parameters W TUBE SEASONING After a long idle peri...

Page 30: ...ched 75 of the value set within the first 10mS of exposure or lackage of kV Press the RESET key to go on repeat x rays F MAX TIME The max exposure time has been reached Press the RESET key to go on re...

Page 31: ...ication A the status and alarm messages concerning the equipment working are displayed FPD panel status Wi Fi signal status quality X ray generator status Battery charge status of FPD panel In case of...

Page 32: ...called transportation and with all the blocks of the movements activated 1 Monobloc collimator group arm A lowered up to the click of the safety lock B To be sure that the lock of the movement is act...

Page 33: ...yboard leds light up 5 At the end of the test on the display the name of the equipment and the software version appear 6 If present the DAP meter the writing DAP XXXXXXXX appears XXXXXXXX can have the...

Page 34: ...phase of the capacitors group The display indicates BUSY The phase of equipment start up changes from a few seconds to two minutes according to the residual charge of the capacitors 8 The writing BUS...

Page 35: ...it indicates the charging After some seconds the login screen appears Fill out the User and Password fields with your data Click on the icon down on the left in order to see the keyboard on the screen...

Page 36: ...e push button to switch ON the collimator lamp B and the tape measure C to measure with accuracy the focus film distance DFF If necessary rotate the collimator The collimator can rotate around its axi...

Page 37: ...al system C After choosing a patient the acquisition window opens It is possible to modify the parameters kV mAs Focus choose the patient size turn ON the collimator lamp pass to CR mode The pushbutto...

Page 38: ...data of the exams already present with the intervention of qualified and trained service 7 6 1 DeLuxe Click on the key Add Study A to add a new exam In the window Add Study it is possible to choose a...

Page 39: ...examination table or Potter Bucky grid 7 7 2 Free exposure After the initial tests the display shows the initial screen The initial parameters of the equipment are displayed as they have been stored...

Page 40: ...ect organ and the associated exposure parameters kV mAs focus appear 1 line reserved to messages 2 line selected group 3 line name of examination 4 line x ray parameters kV and mAs The modification of...

Page 41: ...on the patient and performed with the x ray tube with a SID Source Image receptor Distance of 100 cm without grid The dose measurement has been performed according to IEC 60601 1 3 5 2 4 2 with dosime...

Page 42: ...Name Focus kV mAs Gym Thorax 0 5 kg SF 60 0 1 0 14 Thorax 1 0 kg SF 60 0 2 0 24 Thorax 2 0 kg SF 60 0 32 0 37 Thorax 3 0 kg SF 62 0 4 0 54 Thorax 4 0 kg SF 65 0 4 0 63 Thorax 5 0 kg SF 68 0 4 0 75 CH...

Page 43: ...diations Take the proper measures in order to avoid exposing any part of the body to direct or indirect radiations Completely extend the extensible cable of the x ray control and keep at least two met...

Page 44: ...preparation cycle stops automatically and the stand by condition returns if the exposure is not controlled within 15sec from its activation At the end of the exposure the equipment returns in stand by...

Page 45: ...click preparation phase for more than fifteen seconds without pressing the 2 click X ray releasing phase the message OVERTIME is displayed Release the pushbutton press the key RESET and repeat the ex...

Page 46: ...ding to requirements 2 Connect the examination table or the Potter Bucky grid to the connector A placed on the front part of the equipment If the connection with the examination table or with the Pott...

Page 47: ...e preparation or in a following phase The function of the DAP meter is to measure the dose area product Gym2 that is going out towards the patient n is the number of exposures performed after the last...

Page 48: ...able place for the parking For short movements between a bed and the other one or between a room and the other one and however for movements lower than ten minutes the Digital Imaging System can be ke...

Page 49: ...king with intermittent load Classification according to the liquids seepage IPx0 Safety in presence of anaesthetic inflammable gases The equipment is not type AP or APG 8 2 Environmental conditions En...

Page 50: ...ht in transport position 1483 mm Height of the transport handle 949 mm Description Data Focus floor distance Z axis 417 mm 2092 mm Max height 2333 mm Rotation of the monobloc around the arm axis swive...

Page 51: ...Visitor T30 C DR User s Manual File 218899 01 01 B docx Page 51 74 All dimensions are in mm Linear tolerances 5 mm angular 1...

Page 52: ...an English French German Spanish Portuguese Russian through the configuration program X ray handswitch Local pushbutton control with extensible cable Remote control without wires optional Safeties Bre...

Page 53: ...220 mAs mAs accuracy 10 IEC 60601 2 54 Exposure times 115 230Vac 0 001 2 2 s according to mAs Time accuracy 10 IEC 60601 2 54 In DR the mAs and the exposure times are limited respectively at 110 mAs...

Page 54: ...e max power 1 Rise time to the max power 2 ms Monobloc performance According to the load curves of the x ray tube Housing description Min inherent filtration 75 kV 1 1 mmAl Dimensions L x P x H 320 x...

Page 55: ...ominal focus dim IEC 60336 0 8 mm small focus 1 3 mm large focus Nominal anodic power IEC 60613 16 kW small focus 32 kW large focus Anodic material RT Focus track Tungsten Rhenium TZM Anode mass molyb...

Page 56: ...x 0 cm max 43 x 43 cm Lighting source Clusters of high brightness LED power Lamp lighting time 30 s Light intensity IEC 60601 2 54 160 lux Minimum contrast ratio IEC 60601 2 54 4 1 Focal distance mea...

Page 57: ...mensions 383 5 x 459 5 x 15 mm Applied weight limitations evened out on the whole surface 150 kg concentrated on a central area of diameter 80 mm 100 kg Wired communication technology Ethernet connect...

Page 58: ...xternal dimensions 383 5 x 459 5 x 15 mm W x D x H Applied weight limitations uniformely distributed on the whole surface 150 kg concentrated on a central area of diameter 40 mm 100 kg Wired communica...

Page 59: ...out on the whole surface 150 kg concentrated on a central area of diameter 40 mm 100 kg Wired communication technology Ethernet connection cable for backup Wireless communication technology 802 11a b...

Page 60: ...tations evened out on the whole surface 150 kg concentrated on a central area of diameter 40 mm 100 kg Wired communication technology Ethernet connection cable for backup Wireless communication techno...

Page 61: ...84 Pixel dimension 143 m Max resolution 3 7 lp mm MTF 2 lp mm beam RQA5 36 tip DQE 0 lp mm beam RQA5 70 Fill factor x kV Range 40 150 kVp A D conversion 16 bit Image preview x Final image 6 s Power su...

Page 62: ...nal dimensions 328 5 x 268 5 x 16 mm Applied weight limitations evened out on the whole surface 150 kg concentrated on a central area of diameter 80 mm 100 kg Wired communication technology Ethernet c...

Page 63: ...0 Electronic collimators rectangular and circular Grey scale inversion Multi image displaying Electronic image enlargement variable from 1 to 3 Optic zoom with variable enlargement from 1 to 3 2 Brigh...

Page 64: ...ss memory 2 5 320GB SATA HDD Operating system Windows 7 PRO Display Description Size 19 TN LCDPanel 19 TFT Active Matrix Resolution 1280 x 1024 SXGA 16 2M color Luminance cd m2 350 cd m2 Contrast 1000...

Page 65: ...gnostics according to IEC 60580 standard Principle of measurement Radiation measure with ionization chamber Measured quantity Area dose product Digital resolution 0 01 Gym2 Max linearity error 2 5 Nom...

Page 66: ...rs Power supply 2 alkaline AA batteries LR6 1 5 V 2500mAh Autonomy 25 000 exposures Operative distance 10 mt 33 feet Operative angle 180 Remote anti loss research Repetition of a series of beeps if th...

Page 67: ...serial number E Manufacturing date F Electrical data G Consult the attached documentation H Equipment classification I Ionizing radiation J Warning symbol K WEEE L CE certification A Monobloc type B M...

Page 68: ...fully charged battery from the Battery Charger the full recharge is indicated by the switching ON of all green leds 3 Insert the battery into the proper seat of the panel so that the contacts on the e...

Page 69: ...and rotate clockwise the closing device A 4 Put the discharged battery back in the Battery Charger The Battery Charger has some leds a green one on the back of the Battery Charger indicates the presen...

Page 70: ...ger C Signal Led OFF disconnected from the mains or not in charge red fast recharge mode up to 90 green standard recharge from 90 to100 blue error In case during the battery charge the signal led is b...

Page 71: ...ess FPD can be provided with a protection box for a better protection against shocks The panel and its box can be stored together or separated in the proper unit housing 1 Insert the panel towards the...

Page 72: ...ion X ray emission control with extensible cable Standard Interface for examination table or Potter Bucky Standard Remote control for x ray emission Optional DAP meter with ionizing chamber Optional P...

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Page 74: ...T30 C DR Page 74 74 File 218899 01 01 B docx 11 DOCUMENT STATUS Rev Date Description 0 10 2016 Document approval A 03 2017 New X Ray remote control switch and updating of equipment dimensions B 05 20...

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