CT AURA SM-B - (01 (1) .2)

Technical Service Manual CT AURA Section B
Section B Installation
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................2
2. TIME / TOOLS / MATERIALS REQUIRED.............................................................................................2
3. DELIVERY INFORMATION.....................................................................................................................3
3.1. Shock indicators ...................................................................................................................................3
3.2. Dimensions and weights ......................................................................................................................3
3.3. Transportation ......................................................................................................................................4
4. UNPACKING & SITING GANTRY AND TABLE ....................................................................................5

4.1. Introduction...........................................................................................................................................5
4.2. Preparation...........................................................................................................................................5
4.3. Packing list ...........................................................................................................................................5
4.4. Unpackprocedure Gantry, Patient table and isolator rectifier. .............................................................6
4.4.1. Unpack table .................................................................................................................................7
4.4.2. Unpack gantry ramp......................................................................................................................7
4.4.3. Unpack the rest of gantry crate.....................................................................................................7
4.4.4. Unpack the isolator rectifier ..........................................................................................................8
4.4.5. Prepare gantry pallet for wheel installation...................................................................................8
4.4.6. Prepare gantry for transport..........................................................................................................9
4.4.7. Move gantry to desired location ....................................................................................................9
4.4.8. Mount the ‘mounting rails’ to the floor............................................................................................9
4.4.9. Secure the gantry to the mounting rails.........................................................................................9
4.4.10. Remove frame covers .................................................................................................................10
4.4.11. Retract and secure transport locks from the disk .......................................................................10
4.4.12. Mount front frame cover ..............................................................................................................10
4.4.13. Prepare table for wheel installation.............................................................................................11
4.4.14. Mount the table transportwheels.................................................................................................11
4.4.15. Move the table to the desired location ........................................................................................11
4.4.16. Secure the table to the desired location .....................................................................................13
4.4.17. Verify that table is level ...............................................................................................................13
4.4.18. Finish table installation................................................................................................................13
5. SITING THE OPERATOR CONSOLE ..................................................................................................14

5.1. Delivery information............................................................................................................................14
5.2. Installation of the operator console ....................................................................................................14
5.2.1. Installation time/manpower .........................................................................................................14
5.3. Cabling information ............................................................................................................................15
5.3.1. Power distribution operator console...........................................................................................15
5.3.2. Signal distribution operator console............................................................................................16
5.3.3. Remote Service Modem .............................................................................................................17
5.4. Siting the operator console.................................................................................................................17
5.4.1. Hospital table and Philips delivered computer cabinet ...............................................................17
5.4.2. Philips delivered integrated desk with device unit ......................................................................21
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Copyright © 2000 Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V.
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Section B Technical Service Manual CT AURA
1. INTRODUCTION
Section B describes the physical installation of the CT AURA. This includes:

- Unpacking.
- Siting.
These installation instructions assume that the scanner room has been prepared as described in the
Philips CT Aura Planning Reference Manual.
The Planning Reference Manual (PRM) contains all the information that is necessary to prepare the
installation of a Philips CT Aura. It describes items like room layout, room construction requirements,
power requirements, radiation safety, insulation etc.
This PRM must be used to insure a proper preparation for installation.
2. TIME / TOOLS / MATERIALS REQUIRED
Installation of a CT AURA requires two engineers for a period of three days. Prerequisite is a properly
prepared scannerroom.
All mounting hardware necessary for installation (except standard tools) is delivered with the system.
Mains cable, doorswitch and/or external X-ray ON indicator (including necessary wiring) must be
provided locally.
Tools, necessary to install and/or maintain the CT AURA are listed below: 12NC
(Not part of the system delivery)
• Transport kit 4522 501 52341
• Printer test tool 4522 980 38563
• Monitor adjustment tool 4522 980 38584
• Template gantry & table 4522 501 52541
• Service PC
• DSS + Electronic documentation 4522 210 42204
• Standard toolkit
• Electrostatic discharge (ESD) kit
Transport kit, printer test tool, monitor adjustment tool and the templates can be shared for several
systems.
Power cables can be cut to length if wanted. Cable tags and a set of labels is delivered with the
system, however the tools to attach the cable tags must be supplied locally.
Since the crates, in which the system is packed, contain quite some screws an electrical screwdriver is
advised.
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3. DELIVERY INFORMATION
3.1. SHOCK INDICATORS
The four major component assemblies of the CT AURA (gantry, patient table, operator’s console and
isolator rectifier) are packed for transport via truck, air or rail. Each container is equipped with shock
indicators.
Shock indicators must be checked before the crates are unloaded from the truck in order to define
responsibilities in case of damage to the system.
NOTE
If a shock indicator is tripped:

• make a note on the waybill
• let the transporter countersign
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shock indicator value tripped y/n
Tipp’n tell Gantry crate left

Drop’n tell Gantry crate left 10 G
Drop’n tell Gantry crate left 25 G
Tipp’n tell Gantry crate right

Drop’n tell Gantry crate right 10 G
Drop’n tell Gantry crate right 25 G
Tipp’n tell Table crate left

Drop’n tell Table crate left 10 G
Drop’n tell Table crate left 25 G
Tipp’n tell Table crate right

Drop’n tell Table crate right 10 G
Drop’n tell Table crate right 25 G
3.2. DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS
Dimensions and weight (packed)
Crate / Box Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Weight (Newton)
Gantry 2251 1270 2232 11368
Patient table 3003 819 1073 4900
Isolator/rectifier 920 765 1283 3094
Integrated desk 1620 810 900 1882
Computer cabinet 870 670 850 461
Monitors 558 498 485 324

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Dimensions and weight (unpacked)
Components Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Weight (Newton)

1 1
Gantry 2095 + 350 863 + 70 1862 8810
2 1 3
Patient table 2826 445 + 270 482 2860
Isolator/rectifier 610 559 978 2860
4
Integrated desk 1500 1130 1280
Computer cabinet 500 700 585
1
dimensions of transport wheels
2
Table length can be reduced by 34 cm during transport. (Described in section 4.4.14)
3
Table at lowest position.
4
Height includes monitors.
During unpacking gantry and patient table are rolled off their pallets via a ramp. This procedure
requires at least 4.5 m (15 feet) floorspace in addition to the footprint of the respective pallets.
3.3. TRANSPORTATION
Check the transport route for the equipment from the receiving area to the installation area with
respect to the size of:
- Doors
- Passage ways
- Ramps
- Elevators
Take into account the size of moving equipment. If an elevator is to be used, check its weight handling
capabilities.
Passage Width Door Width Door Height

230 / 150cm 92 / 150 cm 202 cm
Minimum door - and passage width depend on each other:
Door width: Door width:

92 cm 150 cm
Passage width: 230 cm Passage width: 150 cm
The minimum required door width is 92cm (3 ft), in this case the passage width must be 230 cm (7.5 ft)
in order to manoeuvre the gantry through the door.
The minimum required passage width is 150 cm (5 ft), in this case the door width must be 150 cm(5 ft

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4. UNPACKING & SITING GANTRY AND TABLE
4.1. INTRODUCTION
Since both, table and gantry use the same set of transport wheels, unpacking and siting is one,
combined operation.
First the gantry is sited then the table as described in keywords in chapter 4.4.
4.2. PREPARATION
See that a qualified expert makes a radiation protection survey
The table must be secured to the floor. A template, indicating the position of the holes, is delivered
with the system. (In table crate)
To prevent dirt and damage the crates should be unpacked outside the scanner room. It is highly
recommended to have help from professional movers during unpacking and carrying-in the equipment
into the hospital.
The operators console and isolator/rectifier do not require a specific unpack procedure, the
unpackprocedure for gantry and patient table is described below.
4.3. PACKING LIST
Crate 1: Gantry.
Crate 2: Patient table, installation kit, and template.
Crate 3: Cables, service tools, and covers.
Crate 4: Isolator rectifier.
Crate 5: Operator console (Back-end) components and cables.
Cardboard crate: Operator console (Back-end) Table and patient table isolation kit.
Miscellaneous boxes: Chair, modem, modem cable and patient accessories.
The packing list is attached to the gantry crate.

After unpacking a check for the delivery completeness must be done.

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4.4. UNPACKPROCEDURE GANTRY, PATIENT TABLE AND ISOLATOR RECTIFIER.
NOTE
The gantry and patient table is rolled off their pallets via a ramp. This procedure requires at least 4.5 m
(15 feet) in addition to the footprint of the respective pallets.
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RAMP (2)
PALLET EXTENDER (4)
RAMP (2)
PALLET
TRANSPORT WHEELS (5)
SPACE NEEDED ADDITIONAL TO FOOTPRINT
OF GANTRY PALLET = 4.5 METER
TOTAL SPACE NEEDED = 7 METER
EP04.DRW
Figure 4-1 Overview total space needed to unpack gantry.

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4.4.1. UNPACK TABLE

• Check crate drop ‘n tell (10g & 25g) and other signs of damage.
• Remove the top of the table crate.
• Remove the Gantry pallet extender, mounted near the top of one of the long sides of the
crate. Needed for Gantry removal. See figure 4-2.
• Remove the sides of the table crate.
• Remove plastic covering and strapping.
• Locate template on top of patient table. (Used to drill mounting holes for table and gantry)
• Locate box of installation hardware located under table. (Table and gantry hardware)
Figure 4-2 Figure 4-3 Figure 4-4

Gantry pallet extender Crossbar removal Gantry restraining
4.4.2. UNPACK GANTRY RAMP
WARNING
The ramp weighs over 50 kilo.

Two people are required to handle the ramp safely.
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• Remove the top of the gantry crate.
• Remove the crossbars on the top and bottom of the ramp end of the crate. (End without the
inspection hole) See figure 4-3.
• Remove the ramp.
• Remove the screws holding the two middle ramp supports in their shipping position.
• Fold down the two ramp supports and secure them with screws in the holes marked with
bulls eyes.
4.4.3. UNPACK THE REST OF GANTRY CRATE

• Remove the remaining crate walls and end panel.
• Remove the four corner retainer blocks (two screws each)
• Remove the plastic film shroud.
• Remove the two restraining rails and foam packing in center. See figure 4-4.

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4.4.4. UNPACK THE ISOLATOR RECTIFIER

• Remove top and sides of crate. (One side is ramp).
• Remove plastic covering.
• Attach ramp to pallet with two bolts.
• Remove the four bolts securing isolator rectifier to pallet.
• Mount the transport wheels directly to isolator rectifier.
• Crank wheels to lift up isolator rectifier.
• Slowly roll isolator rectifier off the pallet and move to desired location.
• Position and secure the isolator rectifier. Place the black plastic plate between floor and
isolator rectifier.
NOTE
The isolator rectifier requires a clearance of 60cm in front (Cable connection side) for service (Air filter)
The other sides require a clearance of 20cm for cooling.
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• Remove wheels.
4.4.5. PREPARE GANTRY PALLET FOR WHEEL INSTALLATION

• Attach the assembled ramp to the gantry pallet. Be sure ramp “pins” are in the pallet “holes”
See figure 4-5.
• Insert pallet extender into gantry pallet (Opposite end from the ramp) See figure 4-6.
• Remove the aluminum shipping brackets on the base computer. See figure 4-7.
• Disconnect the connectors J9 (SKY), J11 (CAN), J12 (TICK OUT), J13 (I/O)
& J15 (SkyBurst) from the base computers. (If not already done)

Gantry ramp Pallet extension Gantry shipping brackets

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4.4.6. PREPARE GANTRY FOR TRANSPORT

• Mount the four transport adapter brackets (Figure 4-8) to the corners of the gantry.
• Mount the transport wheels to the adapter brackets. See figure 4-10.
• Crank-up the transport wheels, using lifting screws, to lift the gantry of the pallet. Crank-up
the Gantry to maximum to avoid stopping in the middle of the ramp.
• Remove the board from the middle of the pallet.

Adapter brackets Transport wheels Gantry wheels installed
• Remove the board from the middle of the crate.
4.4.7. MOVE GANTRY TO DESIRED LOCATION
CAUTION
The gantry weighs 880 kilo.

At least two people are required to handle the gantry safely.
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• Slowly roll gantry off the pallet. Push only on end stands not the “donut” part of the gantry.
• Locate gantry near desired location.
4.4.8. MOUNT THE ‘MOUNTING RAILS’ TO THE FLOOR

• Remove rails from gantry. See figure 4-11.
• Mount them to the floor.
4.4.9. SECURE THE GANTRY TO THE MOUNTING RAILS

• Position the gantry on top of the mounting rails.
• Level the Gantry if necessary with the available shims. Figure 4-11 Mounting Rails
• Crank down the transport wheels and secure the gantry to the mounting rails.
• Remove the transport wheels and the adapter brackets.

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4.4.10. REMOVE FRAME COVERS

• Remove bottom bellyband and after this the top belly band.
• Remove rear frame cover, disconnect display cable before completely removing cover.
• Remove Xray-window.
• Disconnect cables front display.
• Remove front frame cover.
4.4.11. RETRACT AND SECURE TRANSPORT LOCKS FROM THE DISK

• 2 Bottom transport blocks 3 - 6 mm. (1 in figure 4-12)
• 4 Top transport locks 3 - 6 mm. Do not unscrew the 4 top locks completely, to avoid
mounting problems with the covers.
• 3 Transport locks on the front. (2 in figure 4-12)
• 3 Transport locks on the back.
NOTE
Retract. Do not remove.

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1 2
Figure 4-12 Two bottom transport blocks (1) and one of the three front transport locks (2)
4.4.12. MOUNT FRONT FRAME COVER

• Mount front frame cover.
• Connect cables front display.
• Connect short circuit connector rear frame display.
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4.4.13. PREPARE TABLE FOR WHEEL INSTALLATION

• Remove the wooden bar, marked for chock-block removal, located on table pallet base.
• Remove the 6 bolts, which secure the table to the pallet.
• The wooden frame strapped to the front of table can be used to help stabilize table during
transport. To use the frame, unfasten the two bolts on bottom, otherwise cut the straps.
4.4.14. MOUNT THE TABLE TRANSPORTWHEELS

• Position the chock-blocks, using wooden bar, between floating pallet and fixed pallet to
stabilize pallet.
• Attach ramp to end of pallet.
• Lift each end of table in turn and slide adapter bracket under table. See figure 4-13.
• Secure both adapter brackets, from inside table base.
• Attach wheels to adapter brackets. See figure 4-14
• Crank up wheels to lift the table.
Figure 4-13 Table bracket Figure 4-14 Table transport wheels
4.4.15. MOVE THE TABLE TO THE DESIRED LOCATION

• Slowly move table off the pallet and move table to desired location.
If the table does not fit in the elevator as it is, it can be partly disassembled according the following
instructions. It reduces table length to 244 cm.
Disassembly procedure table
A Remove pallet.
Slide the carriage to its extended position.
Unfasten the two screws that connect the pallet to the carriage, located in the arms of
the carriage (1 each side).
Separate the pallet from the carriage. Slide the pallet slightly forward and lift up.
B Remove support frame cover.
Remove the two screws from the inside of the support frame, and the two screws from
the rear.
Slide the cover out from under the carriage and remove.
C Remove support frame extension.
Remove the tension screw. (t)
Slide the carriage to its extended position. (If not already there)
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SUPPORT FRAME EXTENSION
(2)
(1) (1) (t)
(4)
(r)
(s)
EP05.DRW
Figure 4-15 Table length reducing procure
Remove the rear carriage stops and carriage stop washers (s).
Remove the round way extensions and the support rail extension (r).
Disconnect the limit switch (other side).
Remove the support frame extension.
Mount the rear carriage stops and carriage stop washers to the remaining ways.
(to prevent the carriage from accidentally sliding off during transportation of the patient
table)
Remove nose cover.
Remove pallet roller.
Assembly procedure table
A Mount support frame extension.

Remove the carriage stops and carriage stop washers.
Insert the support frame extension into the support frame.
Tighten the seven screws.
Mount round way extensions and support rail extensions. Fasten screws ‘lightly’; use a
dead blow or a plastic hammer to make sure the extension ways are pressed all the
way into the ways.
Make sure there is no gap between the two-way sections.
Tighten the 6 screws.
B Reinstall tension bolt (handtight + ½ rotation).
C Mount pallet.
Mount pallet roller
Pallet roller adjustment
A Move pallet to extended position.

B Loosen the two screws that mount the pallet roller to the table (1).
C Set gap between pallet roller and bottom of pallet to 4 mm.
D Tighten the two screws that mount the pallet roller to the table.

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PALLET (EXTENSION POSITION)
TABLE FRAME
4 MM
NOSE ROLLER
M8 SCREWS
NOSE ROLLER BRACKET
EP06.DRW
Figure 4-16 Table roller adjustment
E Mount nose cover.

F Check proper table horizontal movement.
G Reinstall support frame cover.
4.4.16. SECURE THE TABLE TO THE DESIRED LOCATION

• Place insulation plates on the floor.
• Crank down and remove the transport wheels.
• Remove the brackets that carried the transport wheels.
• Position the table carefully on the pre-drilled holes in the floor.
• Mount the table to the floor.
4.4.17. VERIFY THAT TABLE IS LEVEL

• Level the table with the available shims if necessary.
4.4.18. FINISH TABLE INSTALLATION

• Remove the square wooden/foam frame.
• Attach the cables to the table.

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5. SITING THE OPERATOR CONSOLE
5.1. DELIVERY INFORMATION
The operator’s console is shipped in two crates and two boxes.
• One crate contains the hardware components:
Scan Control computer:

− Sun Ultra 10 (CD-ROM reader built in)
− Keyboard, Mouse & mouse pad.
− User control interface (intercom, emergency off, power switch) existing of desktop unit and
trolley unit.
− Power cables and signal cables.
Image Handling computer:

− Sun Ultra 10 (CD-ROM reader built in)
− Peripheral-2 Cabinet (containing CD-writer CDD3600)
− Peripheral-2 Cabinet (containing 4.55Gb harddisk)
− Keyboard, Mouse & mouse pad.
− Power cables and signal cables.
Software package:
− System Software on CD-ROMs
− Release bulletin.
− One 3½” floppy disk with license key and Kermit communication software.
− Instructions for use (operator’s manual)
• The other crate contains the furniture:

Computer cabinet (trolley) or integrated desk with device unit.
• The two boxes each contain a color monitor.
After unpacking the crates, the items delivered should be checked for the delivery completeness.
5.2. INSTALLATION OF THE OPERATOR CONSOLE
5.2.1. INSTALLATION TIME/MANPOWER
For the hospital table and Philips delivered computer cabinet (trolley):
Just one person can do the installation.
Installation time 2 hours without software loading.
For the integrated desk and device unit:

Just one person, except for the putting in place of the integrated desk can do the installation.
Installation time 2 hours without software loading.

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5.3. CABLING INFORMATION
5.3.1. POWER DISTRIBUTION OPERATOR CONSOLE

A schematic diagram of the power distribution for the Operators Console is given in Figure 5-1
NOTE
The main power for the Operators Console is received from the isolator rectifier.
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Monitor Monitor
Power Distribution
Unit
Image-Handler
SUN
Scan Controller Ultra 10
SUN
Ultra 10
Power Distribution
Unit
Peripheral 2
Peripheral 2 cabinet
cabinet
(CD
(Image Disk recordable)
Dial box
User control
interface
Isolator
rectifier
(Trolley box)
Figure 5-1 Power connections operator console.

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Terminator
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A schematic diagram for the signal distribution cables is given in figure 5-2 The Ethernet cables used
between image handler, scan controller and front-end are UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) category 5
CD-Recordable
User-Control CT-MR Drive
Monitor Interface Monitor Dial Box
(ScanController) (Desktop) Peripheral 2 cabinet (ImageHandling)
Video cable
Video cable
Interface cable
GANTRY SCSI cable RS232 Serial cable

Power
Sense SCSI B
User-Control Terminator
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Power
Sun Ultra 10 Auto voice Interface Sense Sun Ultra 10
SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION OPERATOR CONSOLE
(Trolley box)
ScanController ImageHandling Image Disk
RS 232 SCSI A SCSI cable
HME 1 Serial B
01.2
UTP Cable
HME 0 UTP Cable
Peripheral 2 Cabinet
HME 0
Serial A HME 1
UTP Cable
Modem
Keyboard Cable
Keyboard cable
Hospital
Network
Keyboard Keyboard
Mouse Mouse
Ethernet cables.
Section B
5.3.2.
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Figure 5-2 Signal cable connections operator console.
5.3.3. REMOTE SERVICE MODEM
• Connect the analog Remote Service Modem to the serial port A of the Scan Control. The power
can be connected to the hospital mains (if the modem is delivered with a 110V adapter) or to the
power distribution unit (only for 230 Volts adapter!)
Hardware Connections between SC Å Modem Å Telephone network:
• For ELSA MicroLink 56K i:

From SC port A Å Gender changer (25 male to 25 male) Å Adapter (25 female to 9 male) Å
serial cable ( 9 female to 9 male Å modem Å telephone cable (RJ11 to telephone connector) Å
telephone wall plug.
• For Zyxel U-90E 56K DATA FAX MODEM:

From SC port A Å Gender changer (25 male to 25 male) Å serial cable(25 female to 25 male Å
modem Å telephone cable (RJ11 to RJ11) Å telephone wall plug (RJ11 wall-socket)
• For US Robotics 56k:

From SC port A Å serial cable(25 female to 25 male Å modem Å telephone cable (RJ11 to
RJ11) Å telephone wall plug (RJ11 wall-socket)
• For MultiTech MT2834BL:

From SC port A Å serial cable(25 female to 25 male Å modem Å telephone cable (RJ11 to
RJ11) Å telephone wall plug (RJ11 wall-socket)
Regarding Physical planning and installation, the following basic issues must be taken into account:
• The location of the modem and related cable routing to telephone network and system.
• Because some types of hospital switchboards may cause problems in the application of modem
connections, we recommend to check whether a direct line to the public telephone network is
required.
CAUTION
Be sure that the input voltage for the remote service modem is correct.
(See modem for correct input voltage).
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5.4. SITING THE OPERATOR CONSOLE
5.4.1. HOSPITAL TABLE AND PHILIPS DELIVERED COMPUTER CABINET

• Open the doors of the computer cabinet.
• Install the units in the computer cabinet as follows, no shelf’s should be mounted (see figure 5-3):
− Put both SUN Ultra 10 computers at the bottom shelf.
− To get better access you can remove the side cover at one or both side(s) first.
− Put the User Control Interface “trolley box” on its side in the trolley.
− Put the peripheral 2 enclosure with the external harddisk (unit for 2 peripherals) on its side on
top of the User Control Interface. (see figure 5-3)
• Install the units on the hospital desk as follows:
− Put the Sun keyboard and mouse with pad for the image handler on the desk
− Put the Sun keyboard and mouse with pad for the scan controller on the desk.
NOTE
The scan controller keyboard can be recognized by stickers on the F9, F10, F11, “+” and “enter” keys.
In case there are no stickers on the keyboard, the keyboard must be modified using the stickerplate
(4522 142 3628x) F9 – Prep, F10 – Start, F11 – Stop, “+” – Move Table, “Enter” – Move Gantry
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− Connect the mice to the keyboards.

− Put the peripheral 2 enclosure with the CD recorder and CT-MR drive temporarily on the desk.
− Put both color monitors on the desk.
• Install the UCI desktop unit on the desk.
Figure 5-3 Philips delivered computer cabinet.
• Connect power cords between every unit and the mains distribution units as indicated in
figure 5-4. The power distribution unit consists out of two units connected to each other.
(See also figure 5-1)
NOTES
The power distribution unit is connected to the power outlet of the trolley box from the User Control
Interface.(See Figure 5-1)
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MONITOR MONITOR
DIAL-BOX MOUSE MOUSE

(OPTION)
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET UCI
DESKTOP
TABLETOP
VIDEO SPLITTER
(OPTIONAL)
IMAGE HANDL. SCAN CONTR.
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
UCI
TROLLEYBOX
MAINS
DISTRIBUTION
GANTRY
REARVIEW COMPUTERBOX WITH POWER CONNECTIONS EP07.DRW
Figure 5-4 Power distribution.
• Connect a earth cable (yellow/green) from package 4522 142 36272 between the UCI box and the
major earth point on the back of the cabinet.

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• Connect the signal cables between the units as indicated in figure 5-5. For details see also Z2-1
and Z2-2 (Section Z drawings)
NOTE
Do not mix-up the SCSI connectors of CD recorder and image harddisk.

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• The SCSI cabling must be terminated at the peripheral 2 cabinets. For this purpose terminators
are delivered with the system.
MONITOR MONITOR
DIAL-BOX MOUSE MOUSE

(OPTION)
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET UCI
DESKTOP
TERM.
TABLETOP
SCSI
VIDEO IMAGE SCAN

SPLITTER HANDLING CONTROL
(OPTIONAL)
SLAVE
MONITOR
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
UTP TO GANTRY
GANTRY
UCI
TROLLEYBOX
REARVIEW COMPUTERBOX WITH SIGNAL CONNECTIONS EP03.DRW
Figure 5-5 Signal cable distribution

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5.4.2. PHILIPS DELIVERED INTEGRATED DESK WITH DEVICE UNIT
• Unpack the integrated desk and device unit.

• Install the shelves in the device unit.
• Assemble the integrated desk according to the instructions. (The instructions are packed together
with the desk)
• Adjust the desk height according to the needs. The monitor tabletop should be adjusted lower than
the keyboard tabletop. (see figure 5-6)
EP08.DRW
Figure 5-6 Integrated desk
• Install the units in the computer box as follows:

− Put the SUN Ultra 10 scan control computer at the fully right side of the bottom shelf.
− Put the SUN Ultra 10 image handling computer left of the scan control computer on the
bottom shelf.
− Put the peripheral enclosure with the external harddisk on the shelf at the most right, next to the
image handling computer.
− Put the User Interface Control “trolley box” on the shelf at the left side of the peripheral
enclosure.
• Install the units on the desk as follows:
− Put the Sun keyboard and mouse with pad for the image handler on the desk
− Put the Sun keyboard and mouse with pad for the scan controller on the desk.

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NOTES
The scan controller keyboard can be recognized by stickers on the F9, F10, F11, “+” and “enter” keys.
In case there are no stickers on the keyboard, the keyboard must be modified using the stickerplate
(4522 142 36281). F9 – Prep, F10 – Start, F11 – Stop, “+” – Move Table, “Enter” – Move Gantry
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− Connect the mice to the keyboards.

− Put the peripheral enclosure with the CD recorder on the rear-side top of the desk.
− Put both color monitors on the rear top of the desk.
− Install the UCI desktop unit on the front-side top of the desk.
• Connect power cords between every unit and the mains connection units as indicated in figure 5-7
NOTES
The PDU (Power Distribution Unit) is connected to the power outlet of the User Control Interface.
The on/off detection’s (PCI boards) in the scan controller and image handler) are connected to the
trolleybox of User Control Interface.
________________
MONITOR MONITOR
DIAL-BOX
(OPTION)
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET UCI
DESKTOP
MOUSE MOUSE
SCAN CONTR. IMAGE HANDL.
VIDEO
SPLITTER
(OPTIONAL)
UCI
TROLLEYBOX
ISOLATOR
PERIPHERAL 2 RECTIFIER
CABINET
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
REAR VIEW COMPUTERBOX WITH POWER CONNECTIONS

EP09.DRW
Figure 5-7 Power cable distribution
• Connect a short earth cable (yellow/green) from package 4522 142 36272 between frontcover and
the shelf of the metal cabinet.
• Connect a short earth cable (yellow/green) from package 4522 142 36272 between shelf and
major earth point at the back of the metal cabinet.
• Connect the long earth cable (yellow/green) from package 4522 142 36272 between UCI box and
the major earth point at the back of the metal cabinet.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
• Connect the signal cables between the units as indicated in figure 5-8 For details see also Z2-1
and Z2-2 (Section Z drawings)
• A twisted pair Ethernet connection should be established between scancontrol and front-end and
between scan control system and image handler system. (Both cables must be crossed!)
NOTE
Do not mix-up the SCSI connectors of CD recorder and image harddisk.

________________
• The SCSI cabling must be terminated at the peripheral cabinets. For this purpose terminators are
delivered with the system.
MONITOR MONITOR
DIAL-BOX
(OPTION)
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET UCI
DESKTOP
VIDEO VIDEO
MOUSE MOUSE
SCAN CONTR. IMAGE HANDL. SCSI FOR

VIDEO STORAGE
SPLITTER DEVICE
(OPTIONAL)
SLAVE MONITOR
GANTRY
PERIPHERAL 2
CABINET GANTRY
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 UCI
TROLLEYBOX
ETHERNET REAR VIEW COMPUTERBOX WITH SIGNAL CONNECTIONS

EP02.DRW
Figure 5-8 Signal cable distribution

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Technical Service Manual CT AURA Section B

2. TIME / TOOLS / MATERIALS REQUIRED.............................................................................................2

4. UNPACKING & SITING GANTRY AND TABLE ....................................................................................5

5. SITING THE OPERATOR CONSOLE ..................................................................................................14

PHILIPS CT AURA 01.2 B-1

Section B describes the physical installation of the CT AURA. This includes:

2. TIME / TOOLS / MATERIALS REQUIRED

B-2 01.2 PHILIPS CT AURA

3.1. SHOCK INDICATORS

If a shock indicator is tripped:

shock indicator value tripped y/n

Tipp’n tell Gantry crate left

Tipp’n tell Gantry crate right

Tipp’n tell Table crate left

Tipp’n tell Table crate right

3.2. DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS

Dimensions and weight (packed)

PHILIPS CT AURA 01.2 B-3

Dimensions and weight (unpacked)

Components Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Weight (Newton)

Passage Width Door Width Door Height

Door width: Door width:

Passage width: 230 cm Passage width: 150 cm

B-4 01.2 PHILIPS CT AURA

4. UNPACKING & SITING GANTRY AND TABLE

See that a qualified expert makes a radiation protection survey

4.3. PACKING LIST

The packing list is attached to the gantry crate.

PHILIPS CT AURA 01.2 B-5

4.4. UNPACKPROCEDURE GANTRY, PATIENT TABLE AND ISOLATOR RECTIFIER.

PALLET EXTENDER (4)

Figure 4-1 Overview total space needed to unpack gantry.

B-6 01.2 PHILIPS CT AURA

4.4.1. UNPACK TABLE

Figure 4-2 Figure 4-3 Figure 4-4

4.4.2. UNPACK GANTRY RAMP

The ramp weighs over 50 kilo.

4.4.3. UNPACK THE REST OF GANTRY CRATE

PHILIPS CT AURA 01.2 B-7

4.4.4. UNPACK THE ISOLATOR RECTIFIER

4.4.5. PREPARE GANTRY PALLET FOR WHEEL INSTALLATION

Figure 4-5 Figure 4-6 Figure 4-7

B-8 01.2 PHILIPS CT AURA

4.4.6. PREPARE GANTRY FOR TRANSPORT

Figure 4-8 Figure 4-9 Figure 4-10

• Remove the board from the middle of the crate.

4.4.7. MOVE GANTRY TO DESIRED LOCATION

The gantry weighs 880 kilo.

4.4.8. MOUNT THE ‘MOUNTING RAILS’ TO THE FLOOR

4.4.9. SECURE THE GANTRY TO THE MOUNTING RAILS

PHILIPS CT AURA 01.2 B-9

4.4.10. REMOVE FRAME COVERS

4.4.11. RETRACT AND SECURE TRANSPORT LOCKS FROM THE DISK

Retract. Do not remove.

4.4.12. MOUNT FRONT FRAME COVER

B - 10 01.2 PHILIPS CT AURA

4.4.13. PREPARE TABLE FOR WHEEL INSTALLATION

4.4.14. MOUNT THE TABLE TRANSPORTWHEELS

Figure 4-13 Table bracket Figure 4-14 Table transport wheels