No. 2C314-089E: Toshiba Corporation 2002 All Rights Reserved

No.
2C314-089E
INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE CHECK

MANUAL
FOR
DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY HIGH-VOLTAGE
GENERATOR
MODEL KXO-32XC
(2C314-089E)
TOSHIBA CORPORATION 2002

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No. 2C314-089E
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Safety Precautions
1. Meaning of Signal Words
In this manual, the signal words DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION are used to indicate
safety and other important instructions. The signal words and their meanings are defined as follows.
Please understand their meanings clearly before reading this manual.
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

may result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in property damage.
In addition to the above, the signal word NOTE is used to indicate other important information.
NOTE Indicates reference information that enables more efficient use of the
equipment.
2. Meaning of Safety Symbols
Symbol Name Meaning
Safety alert symbol Indicates the possibility of injury.

Read the related precautions.
lonizing radiation Indicates the presence of hazardous ionizing radiation.
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3. Safety Precautions
When operating this equipment, observe the precautions described below to ensure safety of the operator
and service personnel.
WARNING: 1. When you need to stop the system in an emergency, turn OFF the power
switch immediately.
2. Press the fluoroscopic/radiographic X-ray switch only when you want to

irradiate X-rays. If you press this switch inadvertently while the power is
ON, X-rays will be emitted resulting in unnecessary exposure of those
present in the X-ray room.
3. To prevent electric shock, be sure to turn OFF the equipment and facility
power switches and wait for at least one minute before touching internal
parts of the system to replace parts or connect measuring instruments.
Also be sure to turn OFF the facility power switches when handling the
breakers inside the remote control console. Be particularly careful with
the inverter unit of the remote control console because it has charged
parts in it. Be sure to check the residual voltage (against the
grounding) of the charged parts with a tester. Also, never change
measuring points or insert/extract connectors while the power is ON.
4. To ensure safety when they are used simultaneously, the following

systems should be electrically isolated and should not share the same
power supply: emergency resuscitation equipment, defibrillator,
electrocardiograph, cardiac monitor, contrast media injector,
telecommunication network system, endoscopy system, etc.
5. Do not connect external systems other than the systems shown in the
system circuit diagram. If such systems are connected, safety cannot
be ensured.
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CONTENTS
Page
Safety Precautions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
1. SCOPE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
1.1 Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
1.2 Dimensions and Mass ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2. PREPARATIONS FOR INSTALLATION----------------------------------------------------------------------------12
2.1 Distances Between Components ----------------------------------------------------------------------------12
2.2 Installation Requirements --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13
2.2.1 Floor strength ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13
2.2.2 Mounting the distribution board ------------------------------------------------------------------13
2.2.3 Pit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14
3. OPERATING CONDITIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
3.1 Power Supply -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
3.2 Grounding----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
3.3 Environment-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17
4. UNPACKING AND CARRYING-IN -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
4.1 Unpacking ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
4.1.1 Tools required for unpacking ---------------------------------------------------------------------18
4.1.2 Personnel required and handling during unpacking ----------------------------------------18
4.1.3 Inspection after unpacking ------------------------------------------------------------------------18
4.2 Carrying-in ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
5. PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
5.1 Tools Required ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
5.2 Internal Composition --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
6. INSTALLATION -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
6.1 Installation of the Remote Control Console ---------------------------------------------------------------26
6.1.1 Installation position----------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
6.1.2 Visual checks-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
6.2 Changing the X-ray Exposure Handswitch Mounting Position----------------------------------------26
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CONTENTS - continued
Page
7. CABLING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
7.1 Connecting the Power Cable and the Cables Between Components-------------------------------27
7.2 Cable Routing-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
7.3 Connection of the X-ray Tube Unit --------------------------------------------------------------------------29
7.3.1 Connection locations of the high-voltage cables --------------------------------------------29
7.3.2 Important points related to the connection of high-voltage cables ----------------------29
7.3.3 Connection locations of the low-voltage cables----------------------------------------------31
7.3.4 Connection locations of the grounding cables -----------------------------------------------32
7.4 System Connection----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33
7.5 Use in Combination with a Bucky Device or Other Units-----------------------------------------------34
8. AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL UNIT (AEC) -------------------------------------------------------------35
8.1 Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
8.2 System Compatibility--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
8.3 Combination with Other Units---------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
8.4 Installing the X-ray Detectors ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
8.5 X-ray Detection Field--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
9. ADJUSTMENT AND TESTING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
9.1 Preparations-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
9.1.1 Measuring instruments required -----------------------------------------------------------------38
9.2 System Setting <1> (before turning ON the power supply)--------------------------------------------38
9.2.1 PWB3 setting-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
9.2.2 PWB1 setting-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
9.2.3 Connecting the high-voltage output cable-----------------------------------------------------39
9.3 Before Turning ON the Power Supply ----------------------------------------------------------------------39
9.3.1 Visual check ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------39
9.3.2 Line voltage check ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------39
9.3.3 Outline of the performance check ---------------------------------------------------------------40
9.4 Power Continuity Test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------41
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9.5 System Setting <2> (after the power supply is turned ON) --------------------------------------------41
9.5.1 Setting PWB1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------41
9.6 Independent testing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43
9.6.1 Operational checks of the operation section and the display circuit --------------------43
9.6.2 Check for filament heating ------------------------------------------------------------------------43
9.6.3 Operational check of the starter -----------------------------------------------------------------44
9.6.4 Operational check sequence for use of external devices----------------------------------44
9.6.5 Preparations for adjustment for radiography and fluoroscopy----------------------------44
9.6.6 Setting the system to adjustment mode -------------------------------------------------------44
9.7 Adjustment for Radiography-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
9.7.1 Adjusting the radiographic tube voltage -------------------------------------------------------45
9.7.2 Adjusting the radiographic tube current--------------------------------------------------------45
9.7.3 Adjusting the automatic exposure control function------------------------------------------48
9.8 Fluoroscopic Adjustment (SPOT/DR techniques)--------------------------------------------------------56
9.8.1 Fluoroscopic tube current adjustment ----------------------------------------------------------56
9.8.2 Checking the fluoroscopic timer -----------------------------------------------------------------59
9.8.3 ABC adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------59
9.8.4 Adjusting the fluoroscopic dose limit -----------------------------------------------------------61
9.9 Setting the ATR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------64
9.10 Setting the Preparatory Technique --------------------------------------------------------------------------68
10. SECURING THE REMOTE CONTROL CONSOLE -------------------------------------------------------------69
10.1 Anti-Earthquake Securing of the Remote Control Console--------------------------------------------69
11. APPENDIX -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------70
11.1 PWB Setting and Adjustment ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------70
11.1.1 PWB1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------70
11.1.2 PWB2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------82
11.1.3 PWB3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------84
11.1.4 Inverter unit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------84
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11.2 Adjustment Accuracy Table -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------85
11.3 Relationship Between the Tube Current and the Focus of the X-ray Tube------------------------86
11.4 Unit Rating Chart-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------87
11.5 Data Sheet---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------88
11.5.1 Power supply -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------88
11.5.2 Tube current value used for radiography ------------------------------------------------------88
11.5.3 Radiographic tube voltage and tube current recording table -----------------------------89
11.5.4 Fluoroscopic tube voltage and tube current recording table ------------------------------91
11.5.5 Operational check of AEC-------------------------------------------------------------------------92
11.5.6 Dose limit control check ---------------------------------------------------------------------------95
11.6 Error Code List ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------96
11.7 Additional Information Related to Tube Current Adjustment ------------------------------------------97
12. OUTLINE DRAWING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100
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1. SCOPE
This manual applies to the X-ray high-voltage generator model KXO-32XC.
1.1 Composition
(1) Remote control console ...........................................................................1 set
x Control console 1
x X-ray control panel 1
x X-ray TV monitor 1
x Speakers 2
x High-voltage generator 1
x High-voltage changer 1
x Hand switch 1
x Accessories (power cable, etc.) 1 set
1.2 Dimensions and Mass
(1) Remote control console (Unit: mm)
750 (W) u 954 (H) u 800 (D) Approx. 160 kg
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2. PREPARATIONS FOR INSTALLATION
2.1 Distances Between Components
The specifications for the cables included in the standard configuration of this unit are described
below.
Use this information to check the pits in the room and to decide the arrangement of the
components.
CAUTION: The low-voltage power cable must be routed separately from the signal cables. The
cable indicated by <1> is the low-voltage cable and the other cables (<2> and <3>)
are signal cables. ("Routed separately" means that the clearance must be at least
10 cm and that the same tube must not be used for routing the low-voltage cable
and the signal cables.)
Distribution board LISTEN TALK

speaker speaker
<1>
<2>
<3>
No. Cable name Standard length (m) Remarks Drawing number

<1> Power cable 6.5 3-core, 6 AWG, CX12-46796
(L1, L2, grounding terminal) dia. of 14 mm
<2> Signal cable 5.0 2-core, 0.75 mm², 4X15-25701
dia. of 6 mm
<3> Signal cable 10.0 2-core, 0.75 mm², 4X15-25702
dia. of 6 mm
Figure 2-1
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2.2 Installation Requirements
2.2.1 Floor strength
The floor must have sufficient strength to support the following weight:
Remote control console: Approximately 160 kg/750 mm u 573 mm
2.2.2 Mounting the distribution board
Power terminal (M8)

Distribution board
NFB (or ground fault

Single-phase interrupter)
power cable
L1
L2
Grounding cable
Grounding bar or
grounding terminal (M8)
A non-fuse breaker must always be installed as a safety device. In addition, it is recommended

that a ground fault interrupter be used even for the 200-V power line in order to prevent a fire
due to a grounding fault.
(a) Rating of the breaker (single-phase, 200-V line)
Rated current : 60 A or less
Cut-off characteristics : It must not operate at 200 A for 1 s.

It must not operate at 300 A for 0.1 s.
It must not operate at 400 A for 0.1 s. (The
inrush current at the time of turning ON the power
should not actuate the breaker.)
Recommended non-fuse breaker : Mitsubishi NF100-CP-3P-60A
Recommended ground fault interrupter: Mitsubishi NV100-CP-3P-60A
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CAUTION: If a ground fault interrupter is used, an electrical short sensitivity current of

100 mA (protection level against an electric shock and fire due to an
electrical short circuit) is appropriate. In addition, in order to prevent
unnecessary operation due to high-frequency leakage currents that do not
lead to safety-related problems, use a ground fault interrupter that supports
high frequencies (inverter-support type).
If the existing ground fault interrupter and relay of the facility are used, check
them in advance to determine whether they support high frequencies. If not,
replace them with the recommended types.
2.2.3 Pit
(1) For concrete floors (concrete below the surface finish):
Pit
Connector floor
100
120
(Unit: mm)
The pit should be 120 mm wide and 100 mm deep. Cover the cables with steel plates
after putting them into the pit to prevent disconnection due to the cables being cut. Route
the signal cables and the power cables separately to prevent noise. The signal cable for
photomultiplier tubes in particular must be separated from the power cables.
Signal cable for photomultiplier tubes

Signal cables
High-voltage cables
Starter cable
Figure 2-3
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As far as possible, the signal cables and power cables should be separated using
grounded steel plates as covers.
Ceramic tiles
Concrete
100
Steel-plate cover
Signal cables Power cables

120
Figure 2-4
(2) If it is not possible to dig a cable pit and cables must be routed on the floor surface:
Protective covers such as those shown in figure 2-5 must always be installed over the
cables in order to prevent damage to the cables. The covers must be made of steel plates
with a thickness of at least 1.5 mm. Otherwise they may be deformed if they are stepped
on.
150
80
Signal cables Power cables
(Unit: mm)
Figure 2-5
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3. OPERATING CONDITIONS
3.1 Power Supply
(1) Power specifications
Mode of operation : Single-phase AC
Nominal line voltage : 200/220 V
Line frequency : 50/60 Hz
Allowable line voltage fluctuation range : Nominal line voltage r10%
Allowable impedance : 200/220 V: 0.08 : or less
(2) Specifications of the distribution transformer
Recommended capacity of the distribution transformer : 30 kVA
3.2 Grounding
Grounding must be provided in accordance with all applicable legal requirements for medically
used electrical equipment.
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3.3 Environment
(1) During transportation and storage
Ambient temperature : -10qC to 60qC
Relative humidity : 30% to 85% (no condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 500 hPa to 1060 hPa
(2) When in use
Ambient temperature : 5qC to 35qC
Relative humidity : 30% to 85% (no condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
(3) Other conditions
The installation location for this equipment must be:
x Free of toxic gases.
x Free of steam.
x Protected from water droplets.
x Free of excessive dust.
x Free of excessive oil vapor.
x Free of salty air.
x Free of explosive gases or dust.
x Free of excessive vibration or shocks.
x Level with a solid floor so that the equipment is never tilted more than 10 degrees.
x Free of abnormal line voltage fluctuation.
x Free of sudden drops in line voltage under load.
x Protected from exposure to direct sunlight.
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4. UNPACKING AND CARRYING-IN
In order to ensure system performance, the system must be handled with utmost care throughout
the unpacking, carrying-in, and installation procedures.
4.1 Unpacking
Check the condition of the packages to confirm that the equipment has not been damaged during
transportation. Check the number of packages against the packing list accompanying the
shipment.
4.1.1 Tools required for unpacking
(1) Nail pullers : 1 or 2
(2) Crowbars : 1 or 2
(3) Hammers : 1 or 2
4.1.2 Personnel required and handling during unpacking
At least two persons are required for unpacking. Utmost care is required to prevent damage to
the system.
4.1.3 Inspection after unpacking
Confirm that every part is present by checking the supplied parts against the attached packing
list. Also confirm that none of the parts are damaged.
4.2 Carrying-in
(1) Plan the transport and carrying-in of the equipment referring to the external dimensions and
mass described in this manual.
(2) Pay special attention to safety as heavy materials are to be handled.
(3) Take special care to avoid subjecting the equipment to shocks or vibration during carrying-in.
(4) Do not allow the remote control console to tilt sideways.
The HV tank is not airtight. If it is necessary to tilt the remote control console sideways, be
sure to remove the HV tank. If the remote control console must be tilted when it is carried in,
tilt it up to 45 degrees.
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5. PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION
5.1 Tools Required
(1) Standard tools ..................................... 1 set (including a stubby screwdriver)
(2) Digital voltmeter .................................. 1
5.2 Internal Composition
The names of the components of the system and their locations are shown below. Remove the
cover and confirm that each unit is located at the designated position.
Figure 5-1 Internal configuration of remote control console No. 1
Figure 5-4 External connection terminals of PWB2
Figure 5-5 Fast-on terminal locations on PWB3
Figure 5-6 Inverter unit
Figure 5-7 HV TANK
Figure 5-8 Positions of the cable clamps of the remote control console
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X-ray control panel
Breaker NFB
PWB1
PWB3
(behind PWB1) Inverter unit
Terminal
board TB1 Power
transformer
PWB2
HV TANK
Figure 5-1 Internal configuration of the remote control console No. 1
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Support bar
Terminal board TB2

Switching power
supply unit
CAUTION: When the top cover of the remote control console is opened, be sure to lock the
support bar
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Power supply terminal
Ground terminal
Contactor
Fuse
CNN.X
A1 A20
TB1 B1 B20
TB2
LISTEN
TB3
FOOT SW
TB4 TALK CN.IIP CN.FB1 CN.FB2
Figure 5-4 External connection terminals of PWB2
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TUBE2
TUBE1
for low-voltage
for low-voltage
cable connection
cable connection
Figure 5-5 Fast-on terminal locations on PWB3 (behind PWB1)
CN2
Capacitor
Fan
CN3
CN4 TB2 1 2 3
TB2
INV CONT PWB
CN1
CN8
TB1 1 2 FG
TB1
Front
Figure 5-6 Inverter unit
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PC1
CN1: TUBE1 +HV
CN1 CN2 CN2: TUBE1 -HV
+ - CN3: TUBE2 +HV

CN4: TUBE2 -HV
+ -
FG PC1: Primary voltage input
CN3 CN4
PC2 PC2 CN1: Detection signal
PC2 CN2: Filament signal
PC2 CN3: TUBE switching signal
FG: Ground terminal
Figure 5-7 HV TANK
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Cable outlets
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82 76 267
Cable clamps
Unit: mm
CAUTION: Cable clamps to which cables can be secured using cable ties are provided at the
locations shown in the figure above. When securing the cables, use the cable
clamps.
Figure 5-8 Positions of the cable clamps of the remote control console
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6. INSTALLATION
6.1 Installation of the Remote Control Console
6.1.1 Installation position
Place the remote control console in the operation room.
6.1.2 Visual checks
Remove the covers and execute a visual check of the interior of the remote control console:
(1) There must be no disconnection of connectors or damage of the wiring materials.
(2) There must be no omission of parts.
(3) There must be no significant dirt/dust inside the cabinet.
6.2 Changing the X-ray Exposure Handswitch Mounting Position
One of the four X-ray exposure handswitch mounting positions (left, right, left front, right front:
refer to the outline drawing) can be selected at the time of installation.
To change the mounting position, open the top cover, remove the handswitch mounting plate, and
mount the handswitch to the desired position.
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7. CABLING
For details concerning cable connection, refer to the applicable diagrams in the circuit diagram list
2K314-258E supplied together with the system.
CAUTION: Be sure to turn OFF the power of the system at the distribution board before starting
cable connection work.
7.1 Connecting the Power Cable and the Cables Between Components
Connect the cables referring to figure 2-1 of subsection 2.1. For the connection terminals, the
connectors, and the clamping locations of the cables, refer to subsection 5.2 "Internal
Composition".
CAUTION: The size of the distribution-board-end crimp terminal of the power cable differs from
that of the remote-control-console end.
The size is M8 on the distribution board side and M6 on the remote control console
side.
7.2 Cable Routing
(1) Secure the starter cable at the cable clamp provided near PWB 3.
(2) Since the door section to which PWBs 1, 2, and 3 are mounted rotates on a hinge, secure the
cables at the cable clamp provided at the bottom near the rotation center.
(3) Adjust the cable slot size adjustment plates provided at the cable ports (2 locations at the
rear of the system and 2 locations at the sides of the monitor [inside the system]) to be as
small as possible to prevent noise.
(4) Of the cables going to the outside, the monitor cable, the speaker cable, and the microphone
cable, which are susceptible to noise from the high-voltage cable and the power cable, must
be routed through the cable port provided in the center of the rear of the system.
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Monitor cable, patient-table PR cable, PWB2TB2

32XC speaker cable, transformer TB11 DST power
cable, transformer TB12 Bucky power cable, Do not use the center
PWB2TB2 patient-table microphone cable, and of the clamp to route
PWB2TB4 patient-table speaker cable the cables.
High-voltage cable and other cables Power cable
Routing the cables to the outside
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7.3 Connection of the X-ray Tube Unit
7.3.1 Connection locations of the high-voltage cables
Connect the high-voltage cables as shown in the following table observing the important points
related to the connection of high-voltage cables. Keep the HV tank receptacles that are not
being used closed with caps (accessories).
Connection location High-voltage cable marking Connection location

(1) + + + + X-ray tube unit 1
HV tank (1) - - - - (Tube 1)
(remote control console)
(2) + + + + X-ray tube unit 2
(2) - - - - (Tube 2)
CAUTION: If the polarity or tube numbers do not match, the X-ray tube units may be
damaged. Be sure to confirm that the connections are performed correctly.
7.3.2 Important points related to the connection of high-voltage cables
[A] Claymount high-voltage cables
The connection procedures that must be followed for Claymount high-voltage cables (HC-
150DC) at the time of installation or periodic maintenance are described below. (Steps (2)
to (4) are required at the time of installation only.)
(1) Clean the high-voltage cable plugs, the insides of the X-ray tube receptacles, and the
silicone plates thoroughly with absolute alcohol.
(2) Place ring nuts on the plugs. Polarity labels (+) and () should be attached on the
ring nuts in advance.
(3) Mount split flanges on the ring flange of the high-voltage cable and fix them with
screws.
(4) Apply silicone grease on a rubber gasket and place it over and around each plug (as
far as the ring flange).
(5) Apply silicone grease on both sides of the silicone plate and mount the silicone plate
on the tip of the plug. The purpose of application of silicone grease is to make the
surface of the silicone plate moist and smooth for better adherence. Apply a small
amount evenly. Do not apply the grease on the sides of the plug. Application of
grease to the sides could result in poor adherence of the silicone plate and in
deterioration of the withstand voltage.
(6) Insert and connect the plug (with the silicone plate mounted) into the receptacle and
tighten it with a ring nut.
(7) Tighten the setscrews of the ring nut securely. Use a hexagonal wrench for M3
headless setscrews (1.5 mm).
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CAUTION: If you remove the cable plug during maintenance work, be sure to replace the
silicone plate with a new one. Use silicone plates and silicone grease
manufactured by Claymount.
Set of silicone plates for three-pin plugs and silicone grease

(12 pieces each) BSX11-0200E
Do not use the silicone plates (milky white ones) and silicone grease (Toslube)
for Toshiba high-voltage cables or X-ray tube units.
Plug Ring fange Sleeve Cable
Screws (x2)
Setscrew
Split flanges Ring nut

Silicone plate Rubber gasket
Silicone grease
These should be
in contact.
Figure 7-1
This figure is from the installation manual No. 7800-055 of Claymount Inc.
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[B] Toshiba high-voltage cables
Use a silicone plate for installation, periodic maintenance, or replacement of Toshiba high-
voltage cables following the procedure described below. Also, replace the silicone plate
with a new one when the cable bushing is pulled out. In addition, stick a label indicating
the date of replacement and scheduled date of next replacement on the plate.
(1) Confirm that the tips of the terminals of the high-voltage cable are straight. The
appropriate clearance between the tips of the terminal is 0.6 mm. ( 0.6 mm)
(2) If the bushing of the high-voltage cable and the inside of its receptacle seem to be
dirty, clean them thoroughly using a clean cloth. In particular, the area around the
electrode at the tip must be thoroughly cleaned.
(3) Apply silicone compound on the silicone plate. A thin uniform layer should be applied
to prevent deterioration of the withstand voltage due to damage on the plate surface.
CAUTION: Do not apply silicone compound to areas other than the silicone plate.
(4) Mount the silicone plate on the bushing head. The surface with the rounded edge
(marked R) must face outward as shown in the figure below.
(5) Insert the bushing head (with the silicone plate mounted) into the receptacle and
connect and tighten it.
Figure 7-2 Mounting direction of the silicone plate
(6) Confirmation of tightness
Tightness of the connection must be ensured by tightening the flange and the
setscrews.
Setscrews
Silicone plate
Figure 7-3 Tightening of the flange
(7) Other
At the HV tank side, insulation oil (JIS No. 2 or equivalent) may be used instead of
the above-mentioned silicone plate.
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7.3.3 Connection locations of the low-voltage cables
Connect the low-voltage cables (for starter output and thermal detection) as shown in the
following table.
Connection location Low-voltage cable markings Connection location

11+ 11+ 1 1
6+ 6+ 2 2
8+ 8+ 3 3
TUBE1 (1+) 1+ 4 (4) X-ray tube unit 1
11- 11- 5 5 (TUBE 1)
13- 13- 6 6
(3+) 3+ 7 (7)
PWB3 13+ 8
6- 9
11+ 11+ 1 1
6+ 6+ 2 2
8+ 8+ 3 3
TUBE2 (1+) 1+ 4 (4) X-ray tube unit 2
11- 11- 5 5 (TUBE 2)
13- 13- 6 6
(3+) 3+ 7 (7)
13+ 8
6- 9
Perform connections at the locations in parentheses on the X-ray tube unit side when 100-VAC
power must be supplied for units such as fans for X-ray tube cooling.
CAUTION: Make sure that the tube numbers match; otherwise the X-ray tube unit may be
damaged.
7.3.4 Connection locations of the grounding cables
Connect the grounding cables as shown in the following table:
Connection location Grounding cable terminal Connection location

HV tank M4 crimp M4 crimp X-ray tube unit 1
terminal terminal (TUBE 1)
M4 crimp M4 crimp X-ray tube unit 2

terminal terminal (TUBE 2)
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7.4 System Connection
For connection with systems to be used in combination with the high-voltage generator (X-ray
diagnostic table, Bucky device, etc.), refer to the connection diagrams provided with each system.
This section only provides a brief outline. Also, refer to section 8 for connection with an automatic
exposure control (AEC) detector.
WARNING: 1. To ensure safety when they are used simultaneously, the following
systems should be electrically isolated and should not share the
same power supply: emergency resuscitation equipment,
defibrillator, electrocardiograph, cardiac monitor, contrast media
injector, telecommunication network system, endoscopy system,
etc.
2. Do not connect external systems other than the systems shown in

the system circuit diagram. If such systems are connected, safety
cannot be ensured.
The voltages supplied from the remote control console (excluding the remote control panel) to the
patient table are specified below. The output voltage is the nominal value ±10 % for the no-load
status.
TB2 (beside the monitor) 11-12: 100 VAC, 5 A or less: Patient table switching power supply and
motor power supply
TB2 (beside the monitor) 13-14: 14 VAC, 10 A or less: Beam limiting device exposure lamp power
supply
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Terminal number Signal name Application

TB2 1 100 VAC 5A Internal switching power supply
(beside the monitor)
2 100 VAC 5A Internal switching power supply
3 0 VAC
4 0 VAC
5 24 VDC Internal power supply (photomultiplier,
relay, etc.) and patient table power supply
(brake)
6 0 VDC
7 0 VDC Internal power supply and the remote
control panel power supply
8 5 VDC
9 +15 VDC Internal power supply
10 -15 VDC Internal power supply
11 100 VAC 5A Patient-table switching power supply, etc.
12 0 VAC
13 14 VAC 10 A Beam limiting device exposure lamp
power supply
14 0 VAC
15 EARTH Monitor grounding
7.5 Use in Combination with a Bucky Device or Other Units
Connect the cables referring to the connection diagram for the unit to be used.
For the table of signals of the terminal board on PWB2, refer to subsection 11.1.3.
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8. AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL UNIT (AEC)
8.1 Composition
x PWB2 ........................................................................................................1
8.2 System Compatibility
The detector is compatible with a maximum of three systems including:
x PTF (Fiber type) : Maximum of two systems
x I.I. photo pickup : One system
8.3 Combination with Other Units
To connect the AEC unit to an X-ray detector, refer to figure 8-1.
CAUTION: 1. Route the power cable and the starter cable as far as possible from the detector
signal cable both outside and inside the remote control console.
2. Use a Bakelite board for mounting the preamplifier of the detector and the
photomultiplier box to keep them electrically insulated. (Do not remove the
Bakelite board.)
Remote control console
PW2
HV1
HV1
CN,IIP
I.I.
HV2
HV2
PTF1
CN,FB1
HV3 CNN51
+ PTF2
CN,FB2
Figure 8-1 Connection with the X-ray detectors
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8.4 Installing the X-ray Detectors
Install the X-ray detectors.
(1) For the I.I. photo pickup detector
The I.I. photo pickup detector is installed in the optical system. Therefore, connect the signal
cable.
(2) For the fiber-type detector (PTF series)
Refer to the installation manual for the fiber-type detector (2C376-524E) and the manual for
the system to which this detector is to be installed (i.e. patient table). If this detector is to be
installed in a system manufactured by a company other than Toshiba, ask the manufacturer
to install the detector.
8.5 X-ray Detection Field
Any one of the following three standard fiber-type detectors can be according to the purpose.
PTF-20S: Spot radiography (mainly gastrointestinal examinations)
PTF-20L: Lieder radiography (mainly chest examinations)
PTF-20B: Bucky radiography (general purpose)
The typical outline drawing of each type is shown below.
360 120
Detector thickness : Approx. 2.5 mm
X-ray absorption : Approx. 0.5 mm Al

equivalent (at a tube
100 Detector voltage of 100 kV)
180
field
55
360
100
2500
40
25
180
180 180
Unit: mm
Outline drawing of the PTF-20S-1
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540
Detector thickness : Approx. 2.5 mm
90
152
Detector field
40 40
voltage of 100 kV)
470
800
35 40 35
270 270
Unit: mm
Outline drawing of the PTF-20L-1
470
235 235 Detector thickness : Approx. 2.5 mm

voltage of 100 kV)
270
Detector field
540
50 I
270
500
Unit: mm
Outline drawing of the PTF-20B-1
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9. ADJUSTMENT AND TESTING
This section describes the procedures for system setting, for the electrical performance checks, and
for adjustment and testing in order to obtain the optimum accuracy when X-ray exposure is
performed.
Before starting adjustment, confirm that installation is completed normally, and read the operation
manual for the system to fully understand the operating procedure.
Note that when adjustment or testing is performed, the circuit diagram provided with the system
must be referred to.
9.1 Preparations
9.1.1 Measuring instruments required
Prepare the measuring instruments specified in the table below.
Measuring instrument
Remarks
Type Model
1 Digital voltmeter
2 Oscilloscope Tektronix 434 Or equivalent (with a memory
function)
<Other>
3 Radiation monitor or Radcal 9010/9015 Or equivalent
X-ray output analyzer Victoreen NERO mAx 8000
Acrylic phantom Thickness of 240 mm (for AEC
adjustment)
9.2 System Setting <1> (before turning ON the power supply)
9.2.1 PWB3 setting
To ensure correct ON/OFF operation of the system power supply, change the setting of toggle
switch S1 according to the line voltage (200 V or 220 V).
S1 Set S1 to the silk-printed "1" or "3" position to set the line

220 V 200 V voltage to 200 V or 220 V, respectively.
3 2 1
In addition, set jumper pins J1 and J2 according to the coil type.
When the stator coil of the X-ray tube is an AA coil, short jumper pins J1 and J2.
9.2.2 PWB1 setting
Change the settings of 8-bit DIP switches S1 and S2 according to the system conditions.
(Refer to subsection 11.1.1.)
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9.2.3 Connecting the high-voltage output cable
Change the cable connection at inverter unit output terminal TB2 according to the line voltage
(200 V/220 V).
x For 200 V : Connect the cable with label 1 to terminal 1 of TB2 and the cable with label 2 to
terminal 2 of TB2.
x For 220 V : Connect the cable with label 1 to terminal 1 of TB2 and the cable with label 2 to
terminal 3 of TB2.
9.3 Before Turning ON the Power Supply
This subsection describes the minimum checks to be performed before the power of the system is
turned ON.
Do not turn ON the main switch of the distribution board and the breaker of the remote control
console before completing the checks described in this subsection.
9.3.1 Visual check
Visually check the inside of each unit for the following points.
(1) None of the securing screws or the screws on the wiring terminal board should be loose.
(2) The connected cable connectors should not be loose.
(3) All the printed wiring boards should be secured firmly in place.
9.3.2 Line voltage check
(1) Measure the line voltage of the distribution board to confirm that the settings performed in
subsection 9.2 are correct according to the input voltage.
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9.3.3 Outline of the performance check
The following flowchart outlines the steps of the performance check procedure.
Start
~
Connecting the cables referring to the system circuit
diagram
~
Setting the S6 switch on PWB1 to the position (Setting at which high voltage is not
disabling X-ray generation output)
~
Power continuity test (subsection 9.4)
~
System setting <2> (subsection 9.5)
~
Independent testing (subsections 9.6.1 to 9.6.4)
~
Setting the S6 switch on the CONTROL PWB to the (Setting at which high voltage is output)
position enabling X-ray generation.
~
Preparation for adjustment
(subsections 9.6.5 and 9.6.6)
~
Adjustments for radiography
(subsections 9.7.1 and 9.7.2)
~
AEC adjustment (subsection 9.7.3)
~
Adjustment for fluoroscopy
(subsections 9.8.1 to 9.8.4)
~
Setting the ATR (subsection 9.9)
~
Setting the preparatory techniques
(subsection 9.10)
~
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9.4 Power Continuity Test
(1) Turn ON the main switch of the distribution board.
(2) Turn ON the breaker of the remote control console.
(3) Set the S6 switch on the CONTROL PWB to the INV-OFF position (at which X-rays are not
generated).
(4) On the PWB3, confirm that the X-ray tube coil type (R or U coil/AA coil) is set correctly as
described in subsection 9.2.
TUBE1: J1 Open: R or U coil

TUBE2: J2 Open: R or U coil
(5) Perform ON/OFF operation of the power switch on the X-ray control panel to confirm that it
operates normally.
(6) Confirm that the display on the X-ray control panel is correct when the power supply is turned
ON.
(7) Confirm that the standby lamp lights after the power supply is turned ON.
CAUTION: Do not perform READY operation before setting the X-ray tube type as
described in subsection 9.5. Otherwise, the filament may break, especially if
the focus of the tube is small.
9.5 System Setting <2> (after the power supply is turned ON)
9.5.1 Setting PWB1
Use the rotary switch on PWB1 to perform the following setting.
To perform setting, set S5 to the "TEST" position. The system enters data reading mode
(adjustment mode) and the mode is displayed on the 7-segment LEDs on the PWB. The data
set using each rotary switch is written to the switch by operating the SR4 WR switch and the
changed data is displayed on the 7-segment LEDs.
Here, only the data setting procedures are described. For the details regarding the rotary
switches, refer to subsection 11.1.
S5 S4 RS6 RS5 RS4 RS3 RS2 RS1

F01 F01 F01 F01 F01 F01
23 6
23 6
23 6
23 6
23 6
23 6
AB E
AB E
CDE
CDE
AB E
AB E
CD
CD
CD
CD
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45
45
45
45
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AB
AB
789 789 789 789 789 789

TEST WR
LED1 LED2 LED3 LED4 LED5 LED6 LED7 LED8
(1) Set the S5 TEST switch to the TEST position. (Adjustment mode is selected.)
(2) Use the rotary switches (RS6 to RS1) according to the items be set (refer to subsection
11.1).
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(3) The current setting is displayed on the 7-segment LEDs (LED1 to LED8).
(4) Set the WRITE switch S4 to the WR position (or DN or UP position for some setting items).
(5) If the rotary switch setting is within the permissible setting range, the new setting
overwrites the old setting and the value is displayed on the 7-segment LEDs.
(6) Set or check the following items. For details, refer to subsection 11.1.
Setting
Setting item Contents
RS6 RS5 RS4 RS3 RS2 RS1
Tube setting 0 T * * * * kHU of the tube
Tube-type code setting 1 0 0 T * * Tube-type code
High-voltage cable length 1 0 3 T * * 00 to 03
Time setting 1 1 0 - * * Year
1 1 1 - * * Month
1 1 2 - * * Day
1 1 3 - * * Day of week
1 1 4 - * * Hour
1 1 5 - * * Minute
1 1 6 - * * Second
Focus switching point setting B 1 T * * * Maximum small focus mA
Note)
TUBE setting B 2 T - - F TUBE No. for the selected
technique
T: TUBE No.
Note: For the maximum tube current at the small focus for each X-ray tube, refer to
subsection 11.3.
(7) After the above setting is completed, return the S5 TEST switch to its original position and
turn OFF the power of the system.
CAUTION: x Be sure to return the TEST switch to its original position.
x When the tube-type code is set, be sure to turn OFF the power of the system
and then start up the system again in order to make the new setting effective.
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9.6 Independent Testing
9.6.1 Operational checks of the operation section and the display circuit
(1) Checking the operating sections for radiography and fluoroscopy
Check the radiographic and fluoroscopic condition settings and displays referring to the
operation manual for this unit (2B314-093E).
(2) Checking power ON/OFF operation
Confirm that the following display items do not change when the power supply is turned
OFF and then ON again.
x Radiographic tube voltage and tube current displays

x Radiographic time
x Fluoroscopic tube voltage and tube current displays
x Technique selection
x Focus selection
(3) Checking the OLP
Perform operational checks of the OLP referring to the short-time rating, the filament
characteristics of the X-ray tube used, and the unit rating chart given in subsection 10.4.
Derating for the short-time rating of the X-ray tube differs depending on the X-ray tube.
9.6.2 Check for filament heating
Perform only Ready operation to observe the lighting status of the X-ray tube filament. In
addition, confirm that the heating circuit is changed correctly when the large focus or small focus
is selected (this check also serves as the operational check of the high-voltage changer).
The heating timing is shown in table 9-1. When the system is in the standby status, both
focuses are in preheating mode.
Table 9-1 X-ray tube filament heating timing
Selection of the focus Heating filament Heating timing

Small focus A B
Small focus
Ready
Large focus
Large focus
Small focus
Ready
Large focus
: Preheating
: Heating
A : Ready ON
B : Ready OFF
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9.6.3 Operational check of the starter
Only low-speed operation is controlled by the internal starter. Check the following points.
(1) Perform Ready operation and check whether an abnormal sound is generated from the
X-ray tube.
(2) After Ready operation, set up the system within the startup time of the corresponding
X-ray tube and confirm that LED9 "ST-SETUP" on PWB1 lights.
9.6.4 Operational check sequence for use of external devices
(1) When the system is to be used in combination with external devices such as a Bucky
device or spot film device, check the connections referring to the system connection circuit
diagram.
(2) Turn ON the power supply and select the technique to be checked on the console.
(3) Perform Ready operation and then perform the operational checks for the external device.
(4) In the Ready status, confirm that both LED10 "FH-SETUP" and LED9 "SE-SETUP" on
PWB1 light and that the radiography standby completion indicator lights in the X-ray
control panel status display section.
PWB1 LED10 : Heating setup indicator

LED9 : Starter setup indicator
(5) Confirm that after the X-ray switch is turned ON, the X-ray exposure indicator lights in the
X-ray control panel status display section and that a buzzer sounds.
9.6.5 Preparations for adjustment for radiography and fluoroscopy
Set the S6 switch on PWB1 to the INV-ON position (enabling X-ray generation).
9.6.6 Setting the system to adjustment mode
To change the system internal data, it is necessary to set the system to adjustment mode using
PWB1 as described below.
(1) When the S5 TEST switch on PWB1 is set to the TEST position (adjustment mode),
LED12 on the PWB lights and "-1-" is displayed in the fluoroscopic cumulative time display
area on the X-ray control panel.
(2) In the above status, rotary switches RS6 to RS1 and switch S6 (WRITE/DOWN, UP) are
enabled.
(3) For the switch setting procedures, refer to section 11.
NOTE: After adjustment is completed, be sure to return the system from adjustment
mode to normal mode.
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9.7 Adjustment for Radiography
9.7.1 Adjusting the radiographic tube voltage
Direct feedback control is performed for the radiographic tube voltage using the output from the
bleeder inside the high-voltage transformer. Therefore, if the radiographic tube voltage has
been adjusted before shipment, further adjustment is not required.
9.7.2 Adjusting the radiographic tube current
Although the radiographic tube current is detected by the sensor inside the HV TANK, direct
feedback control is impossible due to the heat inertia of the X-ray tube filament.
Therefore, preset control by automatic adjustment is performed. The adjustment procedure is

described below.
[Adjustment steps]
(7) (8) Start up adjustment mode.

p
(9) Select the large focus.
p
(10) (11) Measurement at 50 kV
p
Measurement at 60 kV
p
Measurement at 90 kV Press the radiography switch.
p
p
(12) Select the small focus.
p
p
Measurement at 60 kV Press the radiography switch.
p
p
p
Completion of adjustment
p
(13) (14) Terminate adjustment mode.
NOTE: To perform further fine adjustment to the automatically adjusted value or to read the
heating data value, refer to subsection 11.7.
If the tube current does not rise within the specified time (0.8 s), perform preflash
adjustment referring to subsection 11.7.
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CAUTION: x In order to protect the X-ray tube, provide an interval of at least three minutes
between large focus adjustment and small focus adjustment.
x In this unit, since smoothing of the high voltage is achieved using the stray
capacity of the high-voltage cable, if the high-voltage cable between the system
and the secondary tube current meter is too short, the current cannot be
measured correctly due to the large ripple. Therefore, when the tube current is
measured at the HV TANK side using the secondary tube current meter, a high-
voltage cable with a length of at least 15 m must be used to connect the system
to the secondary tube current meter.
[Radiographic tube current measurement procedure]
Prior to automatic adjustment, check whether X-ray exposure is possible by performing a single
X-ray exposure.
(1) Set S5 on PWB1 to the TEST position to select adjustment mode. (Refer to subsection
9.6.6.)
(2) To perform actual display of the tube voltage and tube current, select the GENE technique
and set bit 2 of 8-bit DIP switch S2 on PWB1 to ON.
(3) Select the large focus minimum tube current and set RkV = 60 kV and RTIME = 0.080 s.
(4) Set the AEC function to OFF.
(5) Press the X-ray button of the X-ray exposure handswitch.
(6) Confirm that X-ray exposure is possible and that the detected values of the X-ray tube
voltage and tube current are displayed on the X-ray control panel.
CAUTION: The X-ray tube voltage and tube current values may not be detected correctly if
the radiographic timer setting is 0.030 s or less.
(7) Set bit 1 of 8-bit DIP switch S2 on PWB1 to ON (automatic adjustment mode).
At this time, the message code "-2-" is displayed in the fluoroscopic cumulative time
display section of the X-ray control panel.
(8) In the GENE technique, select the tube current RmA for the large focus.
(9) Press and hold down the X-ray button of the handswitch.
(10) Since the X-ray high-voltage generator changes the filament current to automatically
generate X-rays and acquire data, hold down the X-ray button till automatic adjustment is
completed.
If the X-ray button is released before completion of automatic adjustment, the automatic
adjustment is invalid.
(11) When automatic adjustment is completed, the message code "H77" is displayed in the
fluoroscopic cumulative time display section of the X-ray control panel. When this
message code is displayed, the X-ray button can be released. If the message code
"H66" is displayed, adjustment was not completed successfully. In this case, repeat the
adjustment procedures.
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(12) On the X-ray control panel, select the RmA for the small focus and perform steps (9) to
(11).
(13) Set bit 1 of 8-bit DIP switch S2 on PWB1 to OFF.
(14) Reboot the system by performing the reset operation.
The reset operation can be performed by operating CPU reset switch S3 or by pressing
the power ON switch.
[Check]
(15) Check the detected values at the following points by following the procedures described
in (1) to (6) above.
If the detected value is outside the adjustment accuracy range described in subsection
11.2, manually adjust the value at the concerned point by referring to the procedures
described in subsection 11.7
RkV : 50, 60, 90, 120 kV

RmA : All mA steps
RTIME : 0.080 s
(16) If the system has a second X-ray tube, repeat steps (1) to (15).
CAUTION: After adjustment is completed, perform all the required settings to return the
system back to normal mode from adjustment mode.
CAUTION: When fluoroscopy is to be performed, be sure to adjust the fluoroscopy tube

current by following the procedures described in subsection 9.8.1
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9.7.3 Adjusting the automatic exposure control function
After completing radiographic X-ray tube adjustment, adjust the automatic exposure control
function (hereinafter referred to as the "AEC").
When fluoroscopy is to be performed, fluoroscopic tube current adjustment (refer to subsection

9.8.1) must be completed.
9.7.3.1 AEC adjustment
Perform the following AEC adjustment procedures.
(1) Connecting the detector
Connect the X-ray detector referring to the figure given on the following page.
(2) Check before adjustment
x Set S5 on PWB1 to the "TEST" position. Set rotary switch RS6 = "A".
Since AEC correction data is saved independently for each technique in the table
below, select the target technique correctly before performing adjustment.
AEC technique Data at the time of shipment Selection switch

SPOT AEC ON SPOT
BUCKY1 AEC ON BUCKY1
GENE1 AEC OFF GENE1
BUCKY2/GENE2 AEC ON BUCKY2/GENE2
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(3) Adjustment
Follow the steps below to perform AEC adjustment.
AEC
adjustment
Determining the standard

<a> conditions (M. S.)
<b> Checking the Photomultiplier voltage fine

reference density adjustment
OK
Checking the
<c> Fine adjustment for long-time
object thickness
correction and short-time correction
characteristics
OK
Checking the
<d> tube voltage Tube voltage correction fine
characteristics adjustment
OK
N
SPOT technique? End
Checking the
<e> subdivision Photomultiplier voltage fine
characteristics adjustment
OK
Checking the
<f> Photomultiplier voltage fine
I.I. field size
adjustment
characteristics
OK
End
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Differences in adjustment depending on the technique and detector
I.I. image
Reference density Object thickness Tube voltage Subdivision
Technique Detector field
adjustment correction correction correction
correction
SPOT I.I. { Ì { { {
PTF { Ì Ì Ì u
Indirect I.I. { Ì Ì u u
BUCKY PTF { Ì { u u
{: Required Ì: Checking only or fine adjustment u: Not required
(a) Determining the standard conditions
Place and pile acrylic plates (phantom) while shifting them by 1 cm each as shown
in the figure below and perform X-ray exposure under the following conditions.
Determine the total thickness of the acrylic phantoms when the film density at this
time is the density specified by the customer or 1.0
X-ray exposure conditions: 80 kV, 320 mA, 32 ms, acrylic phantom with a
thickness of approx. 20 cm
AEC OFF, raw film
X-RAY
Acrylic phantom
Density of 1.0 (or density specified by the customer) o Acrylic phantom thickness
(W) = cm
Important points regarding adjustment
x If the X-ray tube voltage that can be used is limited or if the above tube current
cannot be output due to restrictions on the X-ray tube used in combination,
determine the standard conditions based on the actually used operating
conditions.
x When the thickness of the acrylic phantom is reduced by approximately 3 cm,

the X-ray transmission per unit time doubles.
x Although the obtained acrylic phantom thickness (W) differs depending on the
film/intensifying screen and the SID, the patient table corresponds to
approximately 14 cm to 18 cm.
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(b) Checking the reference density
Set the backup timer to 100 ms or more and adjust the AEC detector sensitivity so
that the following conditions are satisfied.
X-ray exposure conditions: 80 kV, 320 mA, 32 ms, acrylic phantom thickness of
W cm
AEC ON, test film
<1> Adjustment of the detectors (I.I., PTF) using the photomultiplier
Set the rotary switches on PWB1 as follows and then use S4 (WR switch) to
write the data.
Setting
Adjustment item Input range Display after writing
Selection of the detector A 1 * - - - 0 to 7 *
Photomultiplier voltage A 8 1 * * * 500 d Vhv d900 ***
adjustment
x When the photomultiplier voltage is increased by approximately 1%, the

density drops by approximately -0.1.
x Use an oscilloscope to confirm that the integral waveform for PWB1 is
straight.
If the waveform is not straight (wavy etc., ), entry of external noise is
likely. Therefore, change the route of the signal cable of the detector
(particularly inside the cabinet).
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(c) Checking the object thickness characteristics
Measure the object thickness characteristics for AEC at the following three points.
If they do not satisfy the standard, perform the following adjustment.
Tube voltage Tube current Acrylic phantom

Time (ms) Density Standard
(kV) (mA) thickness (cm)
80 (*) 320 (*) W-9 Approx. 5 ms Within the reference
density ±10%
18 (note 2) Approx. 250 ms
W+9
(*) If the X-ray tube voltage that can be used is limited or if the above tube current
check the object thickness characteristics using the actual operating
conditions.
Note 1: The temporal characteristics from 5 ms up to 250 ms have been

confirmed for the above acrylic phantom thicknesses. If this range is
exceeded, change the acrylic phantom thickness.
Note 2: For chest radiography, change the reference acrylic phantom thickness
to 10 cm.
Adjustment method
After setting the rotary switches as shown in the table below, use S4 (WR switch)
to write the data.
Setting
Selection of short-time A 6 0 1 - - 0 or 1 1
correction
Short-time correction A 6 1 * * * 0 d Kstc d99 ***
Selection of long-time A 7 0 1 - - 0 or 1 1
correction
Long-time correction A 7 1 * * * 0 d Kltc d 200 ***
x When the short-time correction value increases to 10, the exposure time
T reduces to approximately 1 ms.
x For long-time correction, ± correction is possible relative to a base value

of 100.
The relationship between the long-time correction value and the exposure
time T is as follows when 250-ms radiography is performed:
Tu (1 + 'Kltc/100) ms
x When the density is approximately 1.0, the time is nearly proportional to

the density.
x Since the density tends to drop noticeably at near 10 to 20 ms, note this
point when the short-time correction value is set to 40 or more.
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(d) Checking the tube voltage characteristics
Measure the AEC tube voltage characteristics at the following five points. If they
do not satisfy the standard, perform the following adjustment.
Tube voltage (kV) Tube current Acrylic phantom

(mA) thickness (cm)
60 Within the reference
density ±10% (±15%
70
320 (*) 18 (note 2) for 60 kV)
80
100 (*)
check the tube voltage characteristics for the actual operating conditions.
Note 1: If the system is used at a tube current other than the above, perform the
above check with the actually used tube current.
Note 2: For chest radiography, change the reference acrylic phantom thickness to
10 cm.
Adjustment method
to write the data.
Setting
Selection of the tube A 5 0 1 - - 0 or 1 1
voltage correction
60-kV correction A 5 1 * * * 0 d Kkvc d800 ***
100 kV correction A 5 3 * * * 0 d Kkvc d800 ***
x The tube voltage correction value is approximated by a 4-point polygonal line

and the tube voltage between the points is calculated by interpolation.
x The tube voltage correction value (normalized against a base value of 100) is
inversely proportional to the exposure time.
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(e) Checking the subdivision characteristics (for SPOT technique)
Measure the AEC subdivision characteristics in the SPOT technique. If they do

not satisfy the standard, perform the following adjustment with subdivision
correction set to ON.
Subdivision Tube voltage Tube current Acrylic phantom

format (kV) (mA) thickness (cm)
Fullscreen
Vertical two-
frame
Horizontal
two-frame
Four-frame 80 320 18 Within the
reference
Cassette (*) (*) (note 1)
density ±15%
check the subdivision characteristics using the actual operating conditions.
10 cm.
Adjustment method
For the switches on the PWB
to write the data.
Setting
Selection of subdivision A 8 0 1 - - 0 or 1 1
correction
Vertical two-frame A 8 2 * * * 500 d Vhv d900 ***
Four-frame A 8 4 * * * 500 d Vhv d900 ***
Cassette A 8 8 * * * 500 d Vhv d900 ***
Horizontal two-frame A 8 8 * * * 500 d Vhv d900 ***
x For PTF spot radiography, setting is performed with no correction at the time of
shipment from the factory because the density is low due to subdivision.
Therefore, increase the voltage approximately 5 V at a time and perform the
required adjustment in the order of two-frame correction and then four-frame
correction.
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(f) Checking the I.I. image field size correction (for the SPOT technique)
For systems in which I.I. image field size magnification radiography using the I.I.
photo pickup detector is performed, measure the density for each field size. If the
measurements do not satisfy the standard, perform the following adjustment.
Note that adjustment is not required for the PTF SPOT technique.
I.I. image Tube voltage Tube current Acrylic phantom

field size (kV) (mA) thickness (cm)
Normal Within the
reference
M1 80 320 18
density ±15%
M2 (*) (*) (note 1)
M3
check the I.I. image field size correction using the actual operating conditions.
10 cm.
For the switches on the PWB
to write the data.
Setting
Selection of I.I. image field A 9 0 1 - - 0 or 1 100
magnification correction
M1 A 9 2 * * * 00 d Kmag d200 ***
M2 A 9 3 * * * 00 d Kmag d200 ***
M3 A 9 4 * * * 00 d Kmag d200 ***
x For I.I. image field magnification correction, use the correction factor
(normalized against a base value of 100) to convert the photomultiplier voltage
in normal mode to the corrected voltage.
Adjust the photomultiplier voltage so that shut down is performed within the
same time regardless of the field size.
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9.8 Fluoroscopic Adjustment (SPOT/DR techniques)
When the unit is used as R/F system, fluoroscopic tube voltage adjustment is not required because
direct feedback control is performed using the bleeder output in the high-voltage transformer (as in
the case of radiography). However, it is necessary to adjust the fluoroscopic tube current.
9.8.1 Fluoroscopic tube current adjustment
Perform adjustment of fluoroscopic tube current according to the procedural flowchart shown
below.
[Flowchart of fluoroscopic tube current adjustment]
(7)(8) Start of adjustment mode

~
p
(9)(10) Measurement of 50 kV
~
p
Measurement of 90 kV Press the fluoroscopy footswitch.
~
p
Measurement of 120 kV
~
p
End of adjustment
(12)(13) Termination of adjustment mode
[Fluoroscopic tube current adjustment procedure]
Prior to automatic adjustment, check whether X-ray exposure is possible by performing a single
X-ray exposure.
(1) Set S5 on PWB1 to the TEST position to select adjustment mode. (Refer to subsection
9.6.6.)
(2) Select the SPOT technique. To perform actual display of the tube voltage and tube
current, set bit 2 of 8-bit DIP switch S2 on PWB1 to ON.
(3) Set FkV = 60 kV and FmA = 0.5 mA.
(4) Set the ABC function to OFF.
(5) Press the fluoroscopy button or the fluoroscopy footswitch.
(6) The detected tube voltage and tube current values are displayed on the X-ray control
panel.
Since this step is performed to check whether X-ray exposure is possible, it is acceptable
when the detected values of the X-ray tube voltage and tube current are displayed on the
X-ray control panel.
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(7) Set bit 1 of 8-bit DIP switch S2 on PWB1 to ON (automatic adjustment mode).
At this time, the message code "-2-" is displayed in the fluoroscopic cumulative time
display section of the X-ray control panel.
(8) Press and hold down the fluoroscopy button or the fluoroscopy footswitch.
(9) Since the X-ray high-voltage generator changes the filament current to automatically
acquire data, hold down the fluoroscopy button or the fluoroscopy footswitch till automatic
adjustment is completed.
If the fluoroscopy button or the fluoroscopy footswitch is released before completion of

automatic adjustment, the automatic adjustment is invalid.
(10) When automatic adjustment is completed, the message code "H77", indicating the
completion of adjustment, is displayed in the fluoroscopic cumulative time display section
of the X-ray control panel. When this message code is displayed, the fluoroscopy button
or the fluoroscopy footswitch can be released. If the message code "H66" is displayed,
adjustment was not completed successfully. In this case, repeat the adjustment
procedures.
(11) Since the fluoroscopic focus is fixed to small, the other focus sizes cannot be adjusted.
(12) Set bit 1 of 8-bit DIP switch S2 on PWB1 to OFF.
(13) Reboot the system by performing the reset operation.
The reset operation can be performed by operating CPU reset switch S3 or by pressing
the power ON switch.
[Check]
(14) Check the detected values at the following points by following the procedures described
in (1) to (5) above.
FkV : 50, 90, 120 kV

FmA : 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 mA
CAUTION: After adjustment is completed, perform all the required settings to return
the system back to normal mode from adjustment mode.
NOTE: If the small tube current (0.5 to 1.0 mA) cannot be adjusted, the preheating may
be too high.
Reduce the preheating by 0.100 mA for both the small focus and the large
focus, reset the system, and the perform automatic adjustment again.
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<2>
Detected value <1>
display
kV meter
mA
High-voltage meter X-ray
Bleeder
generator tube
CAUTION: If a bleeder is connected, the display on the mA meter <1> does not match
the detected value display <2>.
Therefore;
1. When automatic adjustment of the fluoroscopic tube current is to be

performed, do not connect a bleeder.
2. If connection of a bleeder cannot be avoided in fluoroscopic tube

current detected value display mode, use only the display on the mA
meter <1> (ignore the detected value displayed on the X-ray control
panel <2>).
Note: When the bleeder is removed, the detected RmA value approaches the value
displayed on the mA meter, but is approximately 5% higher.
CAUTION: Unlike the existing system, parallel connection using a free receptacle
(example: TUBE2) cannot be performed for the bleeder. Therefore,
connect the bleeder as shown in the figure above. In addition, in this unit
smoothing of the high voltage is achieved using the stray capacity of the
high-voltage cable. Therefore, if the high-voltage cable connecting
between the system and the secondary tube current meter is too short, the
current cannot be measured correctly due to the large ripple. When the
tube current is measured at the HV TANK side using the secondary tube
current meter, a high-voltage cable with a length of at least 15 m must be
used to connect between the system and the secondary tube current
meter. This cable is not required when measurement is performed at the
X-ray tube side.
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9.8.2 Checking the fluoroscopic timer
(1) Set the fluoroscopy switch to ON.
(2) Confirm that a buzzer sounds when the time set using the fluoroscopic timer is reached
and that the buzzer stops when the switch on the X-ray control panel is pressed.
(3) Confirm that when the switch is pressed again, the fluoroscopic cumulative time
display is cleared.
(4) Confirm that the fluoroscopic cumulative time display is within the permissible fluoroscopic
cumulative time display error range referring to the adjustment accuracy list given in
subsection 11.2.
NOTE: If the switch is not pressed, continuous fluoroscopy is interrupted after 10

minutes.
9.8.3 ABC adjustment
When this unit is to be used for R/F systems, adjust the automatic brightness control (ABC)
function after completing adjustment for fluoroscopy.
ABC is classified into F-ABC, which uses an I.I. photo pickup detector, and video ABC, which
uses a video signal. When the MTV-100A is used in combination, use F-ABC to perform
adjustment.
The adjustment procedures are described below. Before performing ABC adjustment,
adjustment of the auto iris of the patient table must have been completed.
(1) Connect the video output signal of the TV camera to an oscilloscope and check the SYNC
level (approximately 0.3 V) and the pedestal (approximately 0.1 V) of the video signal.
(Oscilloscope range: 0.1 V/div, 2 ms/div)
Approximately 0.1 V (pedestal)

Approximately 0.3 V (SYNC)
(2) Place the acrylic phantom (thickness of 18 cm) on the tabletop.
(3) Set the SID (distance between the focus and the I.I. input surface) as follows.
(a) R/F table with over-table tube
Leave as is for fixed type systems. For FFD (distance between the focus and the
film) adjustable systems, set the FFD to 110 cm.
(4) Perform settings of the TV monitor.
(a) TV monitor
<1> CONTRAST knob : Center

<2> BRIGHTNESS knob : Position where the raster edge starts to appear.
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(5) Use the X-ray control panel to set the fluoroscopic tube voltage FkV and the fluoroscopic
tube current FmA in manual mode as follows.
80 kV, 2 mA
(6) Set the fluoroscopy switch to ON and adjust the setting (fluoroscopic iris) corresponding to
the fluoroscopic N mode at the X-ray diagnostic table to set the VS (video level) of the
video output signal as follows.
VS = Approximately 0.40 V
VS (video level)
Note: Including a pedestal of 0.1 V.
SYNC 0.3V
Oscilloscope range: 0.1 V/div, 2 ms/div
(b) Change the ABC level (BRIGHTNESS) and confirm that the brightness on the TV
monitor screen changes.
(7) Check fluoroscopy automatic mode in the following manner.
(a) Select fluoroscopy automatic mode (fluoroscopic ABC function ON), set ABC level
(BRIGHTNESS) to the middle level, and then set the fluoroscopy switch to ON.
(b) Adjust the photomultiplier voltage so that the VS (video level) of the video output
signal is approximately 0.45 V.
Adjustment method
Perform the following settings using the rotary switches on PWB1 and then use S4
(WR switch) to write the data.
Setting
Photomultiplier voltage A B 1 * * * 500 d Vhv d 900 ***
value
M1 correction value A B 2 * * * 500 d Vhv d 900 ***
Note: If the photomultiplier voltage is outside the above range, replace the ND filter
of the optical system.
(c) Change the ABC level (BRIGHTNESS) and confirm that the brightness on the TV
monitor screen changes.
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(8) When an I.I. with selectable input field is used in combination, set the following X-ray
conditions to support magnification modes M1 and M2. Then, set the magnification mode
at the diagnostic X-ray table and adjust the diameter of the iris in the same manner as in
steps (6) and (7) above. After this, adjust each photomultiplier voltage (correction value).
80 kV, 2 mA in M1 mode
90 kV, 2 mA in M2 mode.
9.8.4 Adjusting the fluoroscopic dose limit
This subsection describes the procedures for adjusting the fluoroscopic dose limit.
(1) Position the measuring device according to the table type.
Position the X-ray tube and dose measuring probe so that they are as close to each other
as possible.
For systems in which the SID can be changed, move the X-ray tube as close to the I.I. as
possible.
For systems permitting the patient table to be moved vertically and laterally, move the X-
ray tube as close to the dose measuring probe as possible.
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X-ray tube
X-ray beam I.I.

limiting device
1 cm
Dose measuring probe
Tabletop
30 cm
Dose measuring
probe
Tabletop
X-ray beam
limiting device
I.I.
X-ray tube
Over-table tube configuration Under-table tube configuration
15 cm
I.I.
Dose measuring probe
X-ray tube
Tabletop
X-ray beam limiting device
Cross-table tube configuration
(2) Open the blades of the beam limiting device fully.
(3) Release the DOSE-LIMIT function referring to the rotary switch table.
When 126 is set, the DOSE-LIMIT function is disabled.
(4) Turn ON the power switch.
(5) Select the SPOT technique. Fluoroscopy automatic mode should not be selected (manual
mode should be selected).
(6) Set the fluoroscopic tube current to 4 mA and fluoroscopic tube voltage to 50 kV.
(7) Perform fluoroscopy.
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(8) Increase the fluoroscopic tube voltage to 120 kV while observing the dosemeter.
(9) Record the fluoroscopic tube voltage when the reading of the dosemeter reaches the dose
limit level.
Dose limit level
The incident dose to the patient during fluoroscopy must be limited to 50 mGy/min. or less.
50 mGy/min. = 5.727 R/min. = 1.477 mC/(kgmin)
(10) Repeat steps (6) to (9) for each of the following fluoroscopic tube currents: 3, 2, 1, and
0.5 mA.
(11) Referring to the rotary switch table, set the DOSE-LIMIT function so that the limit circuit is
triggered at the fluoroscopic tube voltage recorded in step (9) above.
(12) Select fluoroscopy automatic mode (fluoroscopic ABC function ON).
Turn the BRIGHTNESS knob counterclockwise until it reaches the limit position
(minimum).
(13) Perform fluoroscopy.
(14) Turn the BRIGHTNESS knob clockwise while observing the dosemeter.
(15) Record the fluoroscopic tube voltage when the reading on the dosemeter reaches the
dose limit level.
(16) Referring to the rotary switch table, set the DOSE-LIMIT function so that the limit circuit is
triggered at the fluoroscopic tube voltage recorded in step (15) above.
Rotary switch table
Setting item Setting

Input range
DOSE-LIMIT RS6 RS5 RS4 RS3 RS2 RS1
FkV limit value for 0.5 mA 1 6 0 * * * 50 to 126
FkV limit value for 1 mA 1 6 1 * * * 50 to 126
FkV limit value for F-ABC 1 6 5 * * * 50 to 126
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9.9 Setting the ATR
After adjusting the automatic brightness control function (ABC), set the three automatic
radiographic tube voltage functions.
(1) Select ATR1 of SPOT technique (AUTO) on the X-ray control panel.
(2) Set S5 on PWB1 to the TEST position to select adjustment mode (refer to subsection 9.6.6).
(3) Use the rotary switches on PWB1 to select ATR adjustment mode.
(4) Set the fluoroscopic ABC function to OFF and manually set the fluoroscopic tube voltage to
an arbitrary value between 50 to 69 kV.
(5) At this time, set the radiographic tube voltage, radiographic tube current, radiographic time,
and DENSITY values for the 50 d FkV 70 range on the X-ray control panel.
(6) Press the program registration switch on the X-ray control panel to register the settings.
(7) Then, register the radiographic conditions for each of the remaining FkV ranges referring to
the ATR table.
Set one arbitrary fluoroscopic tube voltage within the FkV range and register the radiographic
conditions using the procedures described in steps (5) and (6) above.
For example, to register the radiographic conditions for the 80 d FkV 85 range, set the
fluoroscopic tube voltage to one of 80, 81, 82, 83, and 84 kV and register the radiographic
conditions.
(8) Select the esophageal radiography conditions (upright vertical position, vertical two-frame)
using the rotary switches on PWB1 and register the esophageal radiography conditions using
the same procedures as in steps (5) and (6) above.
(9) Use the rotary switches on PWB1 to select the mode for setting the radiographic conditions
using the compression cone and register the compression cone radiography conditions using
the same procedures as in steps (5) and (6) above.
(10) Set ATR2 and ATR3 on the X-ray control panel and repeat the adjustment steps from (3) to
(9) above.
(11) After setting is completed, change the fluoroscopic tube voltage in each of ATR1 to ATR 3
modes to confirm that the correct conditions (conditions that do not result in an
OVERLOAD) are registered.
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(12) Set S5 on PWB1 to the position opposite the TEST position to select normal mode.
Setting
Setting item LED display
ATR setting B 0 No. 1 - - --L
Esophageal ATR setting B 0 No. 2 - - --E
Compression ATR setting B 0 No. 3 - - --P
Whether or not esophageal B 0 No. 5 * - No. - E *
ART conditions are used
RS2 =1: Used
RS2 = 0: Used
Whether or not B 0 No. 6 * - No. - P *
compression ATR
conditions are used
RS2 =1: Used
RS2 = 0: Used
I.I. M1 SHIFT KV B 0 No. 7 - - No. - - 1 ***
Vertical two-frame shift kV B 0 No. A - - No. - 2 ***
Horizontal two-frame shift kV B 0 No. B - - No. - 2 H ***
Three-frame shift kV B 0 No. C - - No. - 3 ***
Four-frame shift kV B 0 No. D - - No. - 4 ***
Six-frame shift kV B 0 No. E - - No. - 5 ***
Note: Set the ATR No. selected on the X-ray control panel in the column in which "No." is
given in the above table. (No.: 1 to 3)
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A list of the items to be set for the ATR area is described below.
For details related to the operation, refer to the descriptions of the operation given on the
following page.
Also refer to the standard ATR setting list.
Example of an ATR area
RKV RMA RTIME FOCUS

<1> For FkV 50 d FKV < 70 40 to 150 200 to 400 3 to 500 S/L Confirm that an
range 70 d FKV < 75 msec OVERLOAD does
75 d FKV < 80 not occur.
80 d FKV < 85
85 d FKV < 90
90 d FKV < 95
95 d FKV < 100
100 d FKV < 105
105 d FKV < 110
110 d FKV < 115
115 d FKV < 120
FKV = 120
<2> Esophageal Esophageal X-ray
conditions (fixed)
<3> Compression Compression X-ray
conditions (fixed)
<4> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) I.I. M1 -10 to +10
<5> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) I.I. M2 -10 to +10
<6> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) I.I. M3 -10 to +10
<7> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Vertical two-frame -10 to +10
<8> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Horizontal two-frame
<9> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Three-frame -10 to +10
<10> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Four-frame -10 to +10
<11> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Six-frame -10 to +10
<12> Whether or not the esophageal X-ray conditions <2> are used ON/OFF
<13> Whether or not the compression X-ray conditions <3> are used ON/OFF
CAUTION: 1. When the upright vertical position and vertical two-frame format are set, the
system determines that the conditions for esophageal radiography have been
set.
In esophageal radiography, if conditions in which continuous 2-cut radiography
cannot be performed are set, OLP is displayed.
2. In the ATR standard setting, when <12> "Whether or not the esophageal X-ray
conditions <2> are used" is set to "OFF", OLP may be displayed if the upright
vertical position and vertical two-frame format are set.
In this case, set the conditions in <1> "For FkV range" so that continuous 2-cut
radiography can be performed.
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Description of the operation
RKV
RKV
50 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 FKV
RMA(FOCUS), RTIME
SHIFT-KV
The algorithm is as follows.
If the radiographic technique or ART number

is changed
<12> Esophageal X-ray conditions <2> ON The esophageal X-ray conditions

and esophageal signal ON <2> are fixed.
<13> Compression X-ray conditions <3> ON The compression X-ray

and compression signal ON conditions <3> are fixed.
The FkV is obtained.

Shift according to the I.I. size
<4> I.I. M1
<5> I.I. M2
<6> I.I. M3
Shift according to the subdivision format
<7> Vertical two-fame format
<8> Horizontal two-frame format
<9> Three-frame format
<10> Four-frame format
<11> Six-frame format Therefore, the above curve is for
I.I. = N and fullscreen mode.
The corresponding X-ray conditions are set.

<1> RkV, RmA, RTIME, and FOCUS for the FkV area
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Standard ATR setting list
ATR1 DRX-1735B
RKV RMA RTIME FOCUS

<1> For the FkV 50 d FKV < 70 80 250 160 L
range 70 d FKV < 75 86 250 160 L
75 d FKV < 80 88 250 160 L
80 d FKV < 85 90 250 160 L
85 d FKV < 90 92 250 160 L
90 d FKV < 95 94 250 160 L
95 d FKV < 100 96 250 160 L
100 d FKV < 105 98 220 200 L
105 d FKV < 110 100 220 200 L
110 d FKV < 115 102 220 200 L
115 d FKV < 120 104 200 200 L
FKV = 120 108 200 200 L
<2> Esophageal Esophageal X-ray 104 200 140 L
conditions (fixed)
<3> Compression Compression X-ray 110 200 200 L
conditions (fixed)
<4> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) I.I. M1 0
<5> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) I.I. M2 0
<6> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) I.I. M3 0
<7> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Vertical two-frame -1
<8> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Horizontal two-frame -1
<9> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Three-frame -2
<10> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Four-frame -3
<11> SHIFT-KV (-10 to +10) Six-frame -3
<12> Whether or not the esophageal X-ray conditions <2> are used ON
<13> Whether or not the compression X-ray conditions <3> are used ON
9.10 Setting the Preparatory Technique
The procedures for setting the preparatory technique on the X-ray control panel are described
below.
Set S5 on PWB1 to the TEST position, perform the required setting, and use WR switch S4 to
register the setting. After setting the preparatory technique, return S5 to its original position
(opposite the TEST position) to set normal mode.
Setting
Setting item Contents
Preparatory technique setting B 3 0 - - - Not used.
4 - - - BUCKY2
6 - - - GENE
7 - - - TOMO
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10. SECURING THE REMOTE CONTROL CONSOLE
After all the adjustment and test procedures described in section 9 are completed or if it is judged
that no further changes will made after cable routing (connection) is completed, secure the remote
control console.
10.1 Anti-Earthquake Securing of the Remote Control Console
If measures to prevent the remote control console from falling in an earthquake are required, take
the following actions.
(1) Anti-earthquake measure: Secure the remote control console using a band (or use an
equivalent method).
(2) Strength of the band: 980 N (100 kgf) or more (example: TAKIGEN band, product number
C-1997-3)
(3) Securing position: Wrap the band securely (there should be no looseness) around the
console at a height of between 400 and 600 mm above the floor and secure the band to a
wall, column, etc. at two or more locations.
(4) Strength of the band securing section (wall, column, etc.): 980 N (100 kgf) or more
Band
400 to 600
Anti-earthquake securing of the remote control console
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11. APPENDIX
11.1 PWB Setting and Adjustment
11.1.1 PWB1
x Setting
S1: 8-bit DIP switch (refer to the setting table)
S2: 8-bit DIP switch (refer to the setting table)
S3: CPU reset switch
x Sequences
LED9 : Starter SETUP display LED
LED10: Filament heating SETUP display LED
LED11: X-RAY display LED
LED16: Tube thermal switch OK display LED
TP30 : X-RAY signal
x Setting/adjustment (refer to the rotary switch table)
S4: WRITE/DOWN and UP writing switch
S5: TEST switch (be sure to return this switch to its original status after use)
LED12: LED indicating that the TEST switch is in the TEST position
RS6, RS5, RS4, RS3, RS2, RS1: Hexadecimal value input switches
LED8, LED7, LED6, LED5, LED4, LED3, LED2, LED1: 7-segment LEDs
x POWER section
S6 : Disables X-ray generation (INV) and enables the heating system sequence etc.
LED17: LED for displaying the X-ray generation disabled status (INV-OFF)
TP15 : Tube voltage setting (kV-SET), setting of 150 kV = 10 VDC
TP17 : Large focus filament heating setting (LARGE), filament current setting of 1 A = 1
VDC
TP18 : Small focus filament heating setting (SMALL), filament current setting of 1 A = 1
VDC
x Detection in the POWER section
TP4 : Fluoroscopic tube current detection signal (F-mA), detection of 1 mA = 1 VDC
TP19 : Radiographic tube current detection signal (R-mA), detection of 100 mA = 2 VDC
TP26 : Tube voltage detection signal (ACT-kV), detection of 150 kV = 7.5 VDC
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x Analog system
TP14: REF -10 VDC voltage
TP16: SET-mAs setting voltage
TP28: Fluoroscopic ABC voltage
TP20: Radiographic ACT-mAs voltage
TP24: VR1 setting voltage, 100 mAs = 1 VDC
TP29: A/D converter input voltage
LED13: Radiographic mAs - BACKUP display LED
LED14: Radiographic 600 mAs backup display LED
LED15: Fluoroscopic 10 mAs backup display LED
VR2: Setting VR for radiographic 600 mAs detection
x Related to AEC
VR1: Detector sensitivity gain adjustment
TP1: Logic ground
TP6: Detector analog signal
TP11: Correction circuit final output signal
TP12: X-RAY cut-off comparison value
TP13: X-RAY cut-off signal
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8-bit DIP switch setting table
S1
1 ON
OFF Always OFF (fluoroscopic timer setting in accordance with IEC60601-2-7 (1998))
2 ON mAs display
OFF sec. display
3 ON
OFF Always OFF
4 ON
OFF Always OFF
5 ON
OFF Always OFF
6 ON
OFF Always OFF
7 ON
OFF Always OFF
8 ON
OFF Always OFF
S2
1 ON To perform automatic tube current adjustment

* Note 1)
OFF For normal use
2 ON To perform actual display of the tube voltage and/or tube current
* Note 1)
OFF For normal use
3 ON To display the number of X-ray exposure operations that can be
OFF performed in Ready mode
Normally set to OFF
4 ON
OFF Always OFF
5 ON
OFF Always OFF
6 ON
OFF Always OFF
7 ON
OFF Always OFF
8 ON
OFF Always OFF
CAUTION: If the bit indicated by "Note 1" is set to ON, be sure to return it to OFF after use.
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Rotary switch table
Major category
RS6 RS5 RS4 RS3 RS2 RS1 Adjustment item Contents Status at the time
of shipment
0 Tube setting
1 System setting
2 Tube current
adjustment
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
A AEC adjustment
B ATR and other
system settings
C
D
E
F Internal data
reading
Tube setting
RS6 RS5 RS4 RS3 RS2 RS1 Adjustment item Contents At the time of
shipment
0 T * * * * Tube setting T = TUBE numbers 1, 2
**** is the kHU specific to the
tube.
For the DRX-1735B, this should
be 0140 because it is a 140-kHU
tube.
Combined X-ray tube code table
HU (KHU) Tube-type code X-ray tube

0140 02 DRX-1735B
0200 04 DRX-2825C
0140 21 DRX-1603B
0140 22 DRX-1724B
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System setting
of shipment
0 T * * Tube-type code T = TUBE number Note: Heating data is
setting also initialized.
(* Note 1) This setting cannot be performed prior to
tube setting.
Refer to the previous page for the tube-
type codes.
1 T * * Tube-type code T = TUBE number OLP only
setting Perform tube setting first.
0 (* Note 1) Refer to the previous page for the tube-
type codes.
2 T * * Starter mode T = TUBE number 11
10: Normal rotation
RS1 is a subcode. (For X-ray tube units
that have two coil types with the same
tube-type name)
0: AA coil
1: U coil
3 T * * High-voltage T = TUBE number 00
cable length
00:15 m
01:20 m
02:25 m
03:30 m
1
5 T - 0 Exposure Decimal value indicating the first two digits
counter of T (TUBE number)
- 1 Decimal value indicating the last four digits
of T (TUBE number)
- F T = TUBE number cleared by the WR
switch
1 0 - * * Time setting Last two digits of the year: 00 - 99
1 - * * Month: 01 - 12
2 - * * Day: 01 - 31
3 - - * Day of the week: 0: Sun - 6: SAT
4 - * * Hour: 00 - 23
5 - * * Minute: 00 - 59
6 - * * Second: 00 - 59
2 0 0 0 0 Error log The latest error number is displayed.
1 to * * * The contents of the desired error number
B are displayed.
1 * * * Error code
2 * * * Last two digits of the year: 00 - 99
3 * * * Month: 01 - 12
4 * * * Day: 01 - 31
5 * * * Hour: 00 - 23
6 * * * Minute: 00 - 59
7 * * * Second: 00 - 59
8 * * * Technique code
9 * * * Radiographic tube voltage kV
A * * * Radiographic tube current mA
B * * * Radiographic time ms
F F F F Error log clear. The WR switch is used to

clear the error logs.
* Note 1: When a tube-type code is set, be sure to turn OFF the power of the system and then start up
the system again in order to enable the setting (reset operation does not enable the setting).
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System setting
of shipment
1 3 0 * * * ABC parameter Decimal value 0 < P < 200 50
P
1 * * * ABC parameter Decimal value 0 < I < 200 60
I
2 * * * ABC-kV limit Decimal value For FkV = 120 kV, set 125
"120".
3 * * * ABC-mA limit For FmA = 1 mA, set 1 (FmA can also be 2
set to 2, 3, or 4 mA).
6 0 * * * DOSE-LIMIT Decimal value, MANUAL mode FkV limit 126

value for 0.5 mA
1 * * * Decimal value, MANUAL mode FkV limit 126
value for 1 mA
value for 2 mA
value for 3 mA
value for 4 mA
5 * * * Decimal value, ABC mode FkV limit value 126
To disable the DOSE LIMIT function, set
"126".
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Tube current adjustment

of shipment
2 0 0 - - Z Preheating Preheating If of the tube/focus set on the
(Note) adjustment panel
Adjustment range: From 2.500
1 1 - - Z Radiography Radiography full-scale heating of the
(Note) full-scale tube/focus set on the panel
heating The adjustment points are RkV = 50, 60,
adjustment 90, 120 kV.
2 2 * * * Preflash factors PRF3 100 to 129% Decimal value
3 * * * PRF2 100 to 129% Decimal value
4 * * * PRF1 100 to 129% Decimal value
3 5 - - - Reference only Fluoroscopy full-scale heating If
6 - - - If MAX
7 - - - If MIN
5 5 - - Z Fluoroscopy Fluoroscopy full-scale heating

(Note) full-scale
heating The adjustment points are RkV = 50, 90,
120 kV.
FmA = 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 mA
Note: Interpolated data other than the
adjustment points are enabled at the
next start-up.
8 8 - - Z mA drop 100 mA Adjustment range: 1.000 to 1.100 1.010

(Note) correction
9 - - Z 200 mA 1.013
(Note)
A - - Z 500 mA 1.033
(Note)
B - - Z 1000 mA 1.050
(Note)
F - T - 0 Heating data Small focus: ROM data is preset.
F - T - 1 initialization Large focus: ROM data is preset.
Note: Two types of Up/Down adjustment modes are selectable.

Z = 2: 10x mode (data changes in increments of 10)
Z = 1: 1x mode (data changes in increments of 1)
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AEC adjustment
of shipment
A 0 0 - - - AEC selection Not used
1 - - - Used
1 0 - - 0 Detector TEST SPOT : 2
1 - - 1 selection I.I. photo detector IIF : 1
2 - - 2 RS4: PTF1 BK1 : 5
3 - - 3 Main setting PTF2 BK2 : 6
4 - - 4 RS1: PTF3 BK3 : 7
5 - - 5 Sub (only for STB1 GEN : 5
6 - - 6 cassette) STB2 ANG : 3
setting
7 - - 7 STB3
4 0 0 - - Screen Screen sensitivity correction OFF 0

1 - - sensitivity Screen sensitivity correction ON
1 * * * Screen sensitivity value 100
(light field correction OFF) MS
(light field correction OFF) LS
(light field correction OFF) HS
5 0 0 - - Tube voltage Tube voltage correction OFF 1
correction
1 - - Tube voltage correction ON
1 * * * 60-kV correction value 350

6 0 0 - - Short-time Short-time correction OFF 1
1 - - correction Short-time correction ON
1 * * * adjustment Short-time correction value 030
7 0 0 - - Long-time Long-time correction OFF 1
1 - - correction Long-time correction ON
1 * * * adjustment Long-time correction value 115
8 0 0 - - Photomultiplier Subdivision (2-4) correction OFF 1
1 - - voltage Subdivision (2-4) correction ON
1 * * * adjustment Single-frame (fullscreen) adjustment 648
2 * * * Vertical two-frame adjustment 652
4 * * * Four-frame adjustment 652
8 * * * Cassette adjustment 648
B * * * Horizontal two-frame adjustment 652
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AEC adjustment
of shipment
A 9 0 0 - - I.I. image field Magnification correction OFF (DR) 0
1 - - magnification Magnification correction ON (DR)
1 * * * correction NORMAL correction value 100
2 * * * M1 correction value 100
A 0 * * * DENSITY +4 adjustment 164
1 * * * adjustment +3 adjustment 148
2 * * * +2 adjustment 132
3 * * * +1 adjustment 116
4 * * * 0 adjustment 100
5 * * * -1 adjustment 084
B 0 2 - - F-ABC 0 displayed by the video ABC selection 1
adjustment WR switch
3 - - 1 displayed by the F-ABC selection WR
switch
1 * * * N photomultiplier voltage 837
(STANDARD DOSE)
2 * * * M1 photomultiplier voltage 837
(STANDARD DOSE)
(STANDARD DOSE)
(STANDARD DOSE)
5 * * * N photomultiplier voltage (LOW DOSE1) 837
6 * * * M1 photomultiplier voltage (LOW DOSE1) 837
9 * * * N photomultiplier voltage (LOW DOSE2) 837
A * * * M1 photomultiplier voltage (LOW DOSE2) 837
B * * * M2 photomultiplier voltage (LOW DOSE2) 837
C * * * M3 photomultiplier voltage (LOW DOSE2) 837
D STANDARD DOSE 0
E LOW DOSE1 0
F LOW DOSE2 0
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AEC adjustment
of shipment
A F F F F F Default setting The default is set. Already set
ATR and other system settings

of shipment
B 0 ATR 1 - - ATR selection The ATR conditions are set using the
panel and registered by the program
registration switch.
2 - - The esophageal conditions are set using
the panel and registered by the program
3 - - The compression conditions are set using
the panel and registered by the program
5 0 - Esophageal ATR OFF 1
1 - Esophageal ATR ON
6 0 - Compression ATR OFF 1
1 - Compression ATR ON
7 - - M1 shift kV (-10 to +10 kV) (*Note 1) 0
A - - Vertical two-frame shift kV (-10 to +10 kV) -1
(*Note 1)
B - - Horizontal two-frame shift kV -1
(-10 to +10 kV) (*Note 1)
C - - Three-frame shift kV (-10 to +10 kV) -2
(*Note 1)
D - - Four-frame shift kV (-10 to +10 kV) -3
(*Note 1)
E - - Six-frame shift kV (-10 to +10 kV) (*Note 1) -3
1 T * * * Focus selection Small focus maximum tube current 020
point setting (020 to 400)
2 T - - 1 TUBE No. TUBE No. of the selected ID
setting (1)
2 T - - F TUBE No. TUBE No. of the selected technique
setting (2)
3 0 - - - Preparatory Not used
4 - - - technique BUCKY2 is set.
6 - - - setting GENE2 is set.
7 - - - TOMO is set.
F F F F F Default setting The default is set. Already set
* Note 1: The setting can be increased or decreased by S4 (UP/DOWN switch).
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Internal data reading

of shipment
F 0 0 - - - Reference only TECH, TUBE=01/02
SPOT=01, DR=02, DA=0B, DSA=0C
BK1=03, BK2=04, BK3=05, GEN=06
TOMO=07, STOP_Auto=0E, SPOT_M=0F
1 - - - RkV
2 - - - RmA
3 - - - FOCUS S: Small focus, L: Large focus
4 - - - RTIME: Up to 999.9
5 - - - OLP status
11: System rating exceeded
22: mAs rating exceeded
33: Emission rating exceeded
44: HU mismatching
91: The number of esophageal X-ray
exposure operations that can be
performed is 1 or less.
99: X-ray tube OLP
AA: Over HU
BB: The fluoroscopy/radiography inhibit
signal is received.
CC: The tube is being switched.
CE: Tube has not been switched.
EE: An error has occurred.
55: Permission
6 - - - HU1, HU2 %
100% is set by the WR switch.
Maximum number of X-ray exposures, HU
7 - - - FkV
8 - - - FmA
9 - - - BRIGHTNESS
1: -2 4: +1
2: -1 5: +2
3: 0 F: ABC OFF
A - - - AECSEL, BACOMP, SCREEN
1: ON 1: ON L: LS
0: OFF 0: OFF 0: MS
H: HS
C - - - DENSITY -4 to 4
D - - - FILMSIZE, FILMFORMAT, TILTING, IIMAG
4:10*12 1: Fullscreen 1:90q 0:N
5:11*14 2: Vertical two-frame (2:0q to 9.0q)
1:M1
6:14*14 3: Horizontal two-
frame 4.0q 2:M2
(7:14*17) 4: Four-frame 3:M3
5: Three-frame
6: Six-frame
(7: Nine-frame)
E - - - Compression, OBLI, cassette, IP
1:ON 1:ON 1:ON 1:ON
0:OFF 0:OFF, 0:OFF 0:OFF
F - - - SPOT, IIF, TOMO, Single
1:ON 1:ON 1:ON 1:ON
0:OFF 0:OFF, 0:OFF 0:OFF
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Internal data reading

of shipment
F 2 0 - - - How the value
1 - - - was measured Measured RkV: 100.0
2 - - - internally is Measured RmA: 500.0
3 - - - displayed. Measured RTIME: Up to 999.9
4 - - - Measured FkV: 100.0
5 - - - Measured FmA: 2.532
6 - - -
7 - - -
8 - - -
9 - - -
A - - -
B - - -
C - - -
D - - -
E - - -
F - - -
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11.1.2 PWB2
x Connector
CNN-X: X-ray diagnostic table
x Terminal boards
TB1: Refer to the table.
x Intercom
VR1: LISTEN speaker volume while the TALK FOOT SW is being pressed.
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Terminal number Signal name Signal direction

Upper TB1 A1 BUCKY1 READY Output
A2 READY Output
A3 ON Output
A4 ON Output
A5 RX Input (Note 1)
A6 0 Vdc Input (Note 1)
A7 +24 V Output
A8 READY Output
A9 READY Output
A10 SETUP Output
A11 SETUP Output
A12 F ON 0 Vdc Output
A13 F ON Output
A14 ROOM I/L Input (Note 2)
A15 ROOM I/L 0 Vdc Input (Note 2)
A16 Blank
A17 Blank
A18 AC0 V Output
A19 AC100 V 0.2 A Output
A20 AC115 V 0.2 A Output
Lower TB1 B1 BUCKY2 READY Output
B2 READY Output
B3 ON Output
B4 ON Output
B5 RX Input
B6 0 Vdc Input
B7 +24 V Output
B8 SELECT Output
B9 SELECT Output
B10 READY Output
B11 READY Output
B12 TOMO ON Output
B13 ON Output
B14 ON Output
B15 ON Output
B16 RX Input
B17 X-RAY 0 Vdc Input
B18 Blank
B19 Blank
B20 Blank
Note 1: To perform radiography using the Bucky technique without connecting a Bucky device,
connect A5 to A6.
Note 2: To disable the door intercom, connect A14 to A15.
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Terminal number Signal name Signal direction

TB2 1 LISTEN SP (+) Output
2 SP (-) Output
3 E Input
4 DYN (-) -
5 DYN (+) -
6 CON (microphone) Input
TB3 1 TALK FOOT SW (+) Input
2 (-) Input
TB4 1 TALK SP (+) Output
2 SP (-) Output
3 E Input
4 DYN -
5 CON (microphone) Input
6
11.1.3 PWB3
x Fast-on
For the low-voltage cables of TUBE1 and TUBE2
x Switch
S1: Set this switch according to the input line voltage (left position for 220 V, right position
for 200 V)
x Shorting pins
J1: TUBE1 Coil type Open: R or U coil (shorted: AA coil)
J2: TUBE2 Coil type Open: R or U coil (shorted: AA coil)
11.1.4 Inverter unit
The setting of the VRs on the PWB must not be changed.
DL1 (green) : READY display LED (lit during normal use)

DL2 (green) : 100 VAC line voltage
DL3 (red) : OV, overvoltage display LED
DL4 (red) : LV, insufficient voltage display LED
DL5 (red) : OC, overcurrent display LED
DL6 (red) : LF FAIL display LED
DL7 (red) : SF FAIL display LED
DL8 (red) : OVERHEAT, high temperature display LED
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11.2 Adjustment Accuracy Table
No. Item Applicable range Acceptable error

1 Radiographic tube voltage All values +3% -10%
2 Radiographic tube current 50 mA or more +5% -15%
20 mA +10% -15%
3 Radiographic timer All values r (5% +0.5 ms)
4 Fluoroscopic tube voltage All Values r10%
(including actual display in ABC mode)
5 Fluoroscopic tube current 0.8 mA or more r15%
(including actual display in ABC mode) 0.5 or more and less r0.15 mA
than 0.8 mA
6 Cumulative fluoroscopic time All values +0%
-10
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11.3 Relationship Between the Tube Current and the Focus of the X-ray Tube
Focus size Tube current (mA) Max

X-ray tube model SF/LF Coil type kV KHU
20 50 100 160 180 200 220 250 280 320 360 400
DRX-1735B 0.3/1.0 U 150 140
DRX-1603B 1.0/2.0 U 125 140
DRX-1724B 0.6/1.2 U 150 140
DRX-2825C 0.3/1.2 U 125 200
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11.4 Unit Rating Chart
The short-time rating of the KXO-32XC is indicated by the area defined by the following chart.
0.1 sec 80 kV/400 mA

400
0.5 sec 75 kV/320 mA 100 kV/320 mA

320
125 kV/250 mA
Output current (mA)
1 sec 150 kV/200 mA

200
2 sec
100
50 6 sec
40
20
40 50 80 100 120 150

Output voltage (kV)
The maximum output voltage when the radiographic time exceeds 1 s is limited to 120 kV.
The maximum output for a time not shown in the figure above can be calculated by interpolation
using the above figure.
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11.5 Data Sheet
This data recording sheet is for recording the settings performed at the time of installation of this
unit.
1. Date At the time of installation/periodic

: maintenance and inspection
2. Person performing installation :
Branch name :
Address :
3. Hospital name :
Address :
4. X-ray high-voltage generator serial number:
KXO-32XC : :
5. X-ray tube used in combination
Manufacturer Model name Serial No.

Tube 1
Tube 2
6. X-ray diagnostic table used in combination
Manufacturer :
Model name :
Serial No. :
11.5.1 Power supply
(1) Line frequency 50 Hz

60 Hz
(2) Line voltage 200 VAC
220 VAC
11.5.2 Tube current value used for radiography
Tube No. 1 2
Tube model
Length of high-voltage cable (m) (m)
Maximum tube current for small focus (mA) (mA)
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11.5.3 Radiographic tube voltage and tube current recording table
Date: Tube No.

X-ray tube model:
R. Time: 80 msec
kV
50 60 90 120 Focus
mA
kV mA kV mA kV mA kV mA
Fill in the mA values that can be set on the unit in the leftmost column.
Draw an oblique line in cells corresponding to conditions that result in an overload.
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Radiographic tube voltage and tube current recording table
Date: Tube No.

X-ray tube model:
R. Time: 80 msec
kV
50 60 90 120 Focus
mA
kV mA kV mA kV mA kV mA
Fill in the mA values that can be set on the unit in the leftmost column.
Draw an oblique line in cells corresponding to conditions that result in an overload.
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11.5.4 Fluoroscopic tube voltage and tube current recording table
Date: Tube No.

X-ray tube model:
kV
50 90 120
mA
kV mA kV mA kV mA
0.5
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
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11.5.5 Operational check of AEC
AEC operational check list
Date:
1. Customer's name
2. System configuration
x Patient table
x I.I.
x X-ray tube
x Grid
x Intensifying screen
x Film
x Film processor
x X-ray detector
3. AEC operational check items
x Standard density adjustment Standard conditions kV, mA, ms,

Acrylic phantom thickness cm,
Standard density
x Object thickness adjustment Photomultiplier voltage V

Short-time correction
Correction ON Correction OFF
Correction value
Long-time correction
Correction ON Correction OFF
Correction value
x Tube voltage correction Correction ON Correction OFF
60 kV correction value
x Subdivision frame adjustment Correction ON Correction OFF
x I.I. image field size adjustment Correction ON Correction OFF
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Photo-timer operational check sheet
Date:
1. Object thickness correction (Fill in the density and the exposure time.)
Tube voltage kV Tube current mA
Density
1.0
0.5
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Acrylic thickness (cm)
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2. Tube voltage correction (Fill in the density and the exposure time.)
Acrylic phantom thickness cm
Density
1.0
0.5
60 70 80 90 100 110 120

Tube voltage (kV)
3. Subdivision format characteristics
Subdivision Subdivision Subdivision Subdivision Subdivision Subdivision

Subdivision No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6
format
Density Time Density Time Density Time Density Time Density Time Density Time
Vertical two-
frame
Horizontal
two-frame
Three-frame
Four-frame
Six-frame
4. I.I. image field size characteristics
I.I. image field size Density Time

M1
M2
M3
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11.5.6 Dose limit control check
Date: Tube No.

X-ray tube model:
(1) When the ABC function is OFF
Tube current Tube voltage for dose limit Measured dose for dose limit (or measured
(or maximum tube voltage) dose for maximum tube voltage)
0.5 mA kV mGy/min
1.0 mA kV mGy/min
2.0 mA kV mGy/min
3.0 mA kV mGy/min
4.0 mA kV mGy/min
(2) When the ABC function is ON
Fluoroscopic conditions for dose limit Measured dose for dose limit (or measured
(or maximum fluoroscopic conditions) dose for maximum fluoroscopic conditions)
kV/mA mGy/min
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11.6 Error Code List
Error source Error code Outline

Memory error E30 Filament heating data lost (TUBE1/small focus)
E31 Filament heating data lost (TUBE1/large focus)
E32 Filament heating data lost (TUBE2/small focus)
E33 Filament heating data lost (TUBE2/large focus)
Hardware sequence system E42 ISP error detected in the radiography preparation
sequence
E43 Tube switching error
E44 R/F switch error when the power is turned ON
E45 A/D or D/A circuit self-check error when the power is
turned ON
E46 600-mAs back-up circuit self-check error when the power
is turned ON
E47 Fluoroscopic 10-mA backup circuit self-check error when
the power is turned ON
Power unit system E51 Small focus heating error in the POWER unit
E52 Large focus heating error in the POWER unit (Note 2)
E53 Low voltage detected in the high-voltage control circuit
(LV FAIL: Low Voltage) (Note 2)
E54 Overvoltage detected in the high-voltage control circuit
(OV FAIL: Over Voltage)
E55 Overcurrent detected in the high-voltage control circuit
(OC FAIL: Over Current) (Note 2)
X-ray generator system E60 Radiographic 600-mAs backup circuit operation
E61 Fluoroscopic 10-mA backup circuit operation
E62 The radiographic mAs exceeded the specified value by
1.5u or more.
E65 A tube current exceeding 10 mA was detected though
neither radiography nor fluorography was performed.
Starter system E80 Starter abnormality
AEC system E90 The photomultiplier voltage is not output.
(Note 1)
Note 1: These error codes are logged in the KXO.
Note 2: Errors E52, E53, and E55, which occur during arcing of the X-ray tube, are automatically reset
when the fluoroscopy switch or the radiography switch is released. Note that if an X-ray tube
arcing error occurs three times, the error is not automatically reset.
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11.7 Additional Information Related to Tube Current Adjustment
In addition to automatic adjustment, the tube current can be adjusted manually using the switches
on the PWB1.
(1) Preheating adjustment
Set the rotary switches to the tube current adjustment settings referring to the rotary switch
table given in subsection 11.1.
The preheating data of the tube and the focus setting in the X-ray control panel can be
adjusted.
CAUTION: The adjusted data becomes effective the next time the system is started up;
therefore, be sure to reset the system after adjusting the preheating data.
(2) Fluoroscopic tube current adjustment
Although adjustment can be completed by automatic adjustment, if manual adjustment is

required, set the rotary switches for tube current adjustment referring to the rotary switch
table given in subsection 11.1.
The fluoroscopic tube current adjustment points are listed below.
FkV : 50, 90, 120 kV

FmA : 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 mA
CAUTION: The fluoroscopic main heating data cannot be adjusted at points other than the
above.
The fluoroscopic main heating data is calculated by interpolation for points other
than the above. However, the adjustments become effective only next time the
system is started up. Therefore, be sure to reset the system after adjustment is
completed.
(3) Radiographic tube current adjustment
If the radiographic tube current is to be adjusted manually, set the rotary switches for tube
current adjustment referring to the rotary switch table given in subsection 11.1.
The heating data of the tube and the focus setting in the X-ray control panel can be
adjusted.
The radiographic tube current adjustment points are listed below.
RkV : 50, 60, 90, 120 kV

RmA : Each mA step
CAUTION: The radiographic main heating data cannot be adjusted at points other than the
above.
The radiographic main heating data is calculated by interpolation for points other
than the above.
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(4) Preflash level adjustment
This adjustment is required only when the radiographic tube current does not rise within the
specified time.
Preflash is required to speed up heating of the X-ray tube filament and is performed after
the READY button is pressed but before main heating starts.
Preflash
Main heating
Heating level
Preheating
Time
READY "ON"
The preflash time for this unit is fixed and the amount of preflash is calculated using the
preflash coefficient. Therefore, preflash level adjustment is performed by changing the
preflash coefficient.
Preflash coefficient curves are generated using preflash coefficients at three points: the
maximum filament current point, the minimum filament current point, and the point halfway
between them (intermediate filament current point).
The three preflash coefficients PRF1, PRF2, and PRF3 are selected by the setting switch.
Tube current characteristics
Preflash coefficient
Tube current (mA)
PRF3 PRF
PRF
PRF2 PRF1
Minimum Intermediate Maximum
Filament current (A)
The method for identifying the point to be adjusted (PRF 1 to 3) is described below.
Plot the X-ray conditions for the preflash level to be adjusted on the tube current
characteristics curve. If the filament current at this time is close to the maximum point,
adjust PRF1. Similarly, adjust PRF2 or PRF3 if the filament current is close to the
intermediate point or the minimum point, respectively.
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If none of the above three points is applicable and the filament current is between the
minimum point and the intermediate point, adjust both PRF3 and PRF2. Similarly, if the
filament current is between the intermediate point and the maximum point, adjust PRF2 and
PRF1.
CAUTION: If the preflash level is too low or high, increase or reduce PRF1, PRF2, and PRF3
equally. Then, adjust PRF3 if the tube current is small and PRF1 if the tube
current is large.
The preflash level must be adjusted separately for the large focus and the small
focus.
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12. OUTLINE DRAWING
X-ray control panel
TV monitor and intercom adjustment devices
X-ray TV monitor
Attached drawing 1 Remote control console
100 E
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INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE CHECK

 TOSHIBA CORPORATION 2002

1. No part of this manual may be copied or reprinted, in whole or in part,

REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

INI. 03/'02 Mr. Takahashi ------- TM-WP7

THIS PAGE IS LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY.

1. Meaning of Signal Words

Signal word Meaning

DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

2. Meaning of Safety Symbols

Symbol Name Meaning

Safety alert symbol Indicates the possibility of injury.

lonizing radiation Indicates the presence of hazardous ionizing radiation.

2. Press the fluoroscopic/radiographic X-ray switch only when you want to

4. To ensure safety when they are used simultaneously, the following

Safety Precautions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5

1.1 Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

1.2 Dimensions and Mass ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11

2. PREPARATIONS FOR INSTALLATION----------------------------------------------------------------------------12

2.1 Distances Between Components ----------------------------------------------------------------------------12

2.2 Installation Requirements --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13

2.2.1 Floor strength ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13

2.2.2 Mounting the distribution board ------------------------------------------------------------------13

2.2.3 Pit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

3. OPERATING CONDITIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16

3.1 Power Supply -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16

4. UNPACKING AND CARRYING-IN -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

4.1 Unpacking ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

4.1.1 Tools required for unpacking ---------------------------------------------------------------------18

4.1.2 Personnel required and handling during unpacking ----------------------------------------18

4.1.3 Inspection after unpacking ------------------------------------------------------------------------18

4.2 Carrying-in ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

5. PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION------------------------------------------------------------------------------19

5.1 Tools Required ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19

5.2 Internal Composition --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19

6.1 Installation of the Remote Control Console ---------------------------------------------------------------26

6.1.1 Installation position----------------------------------------------------------------------------------26

6.1.2 Visual checks-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26

6.2 Changing the X-ray Exposure Handswitch Mounting Position----------------------------------------26

7.2 Cable Routing-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27

7.3 Connection of the X-ray Tube Unit --------------------------------------------------------------------------29

7.3.1 Connection locations of the high-voltage cables --------------------------------------------29

7.3.2 Important points related to the connection of high-voltage cables ----------------------29

7.3.3 Connection locations of the low-voltage cables----------------------------------------------31

7.3.4 Connection locations of the grounding cables -----------------------------------------------32

7.4 System Connection----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33

7.5 Use in Combination with a Bucky Device or Other Units-----------------------------------------------34

8. AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL UNIT (AEC) -------------------------------------------------------------35

8.1 Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35

8.2 System Compatibility--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35

8.3 Combination with Other Units---------------------------------------------------------------------------------35

8.4 Installing the X-ray Detectors ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------36

8.5 X-ray Detection Field--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36

9. ADJUSTMENT AND TESTING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38

9.1.1 Measuring instruments required -----------------------------------------------------------------38

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