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DIGITAL FRAME MEMORY

SBFM76

0051

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INDICE:
1 WARNINGS FOR USE. ........................................................................................... 3
2 GROUNDING THE DEVICE. ................................................................................. 4
3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION..................................................................................... 5
4 FILTERING. .............................................................................................................. 6
4.1 Direct and Filtered Fluoroscope. ............................................................................. 6
5 CONNECTIONS .................................................Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
5.1 External Connection Block Diagram ............... Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
5.2 Power Source ...................................................... Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
5.3 Command Signals .............................................. Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
6 VIDEO ADJUSTMENT .....................................Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
6.1 Adjustment of Input Video ............................... Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
6.2 Adjustment of Output Video ............................ Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
7 CENTERING THE IMAGE ..............................Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
8 JITTER REGULATION ........................................................................................ 10
9 JUMPERS ............................................................Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
9.1 Jumper Positions on SBFM-07 Card .................................................................... 11
9.1.1.1 DYAMIC RANGE ........................................................................................................................................... 11
9.1.1.2 VIGNETTING .................................................................................................................................................. 11
9.1.1.3 COMMAND CIRCUITS .................................................................................................................................. 11
9.1.1.4 ELECTRONIC CIRCLE .................................................................................................................................. 12
9.1.1.5 AUTOOFFSET ................................................................................................................................................. 12
9.1.1.6 CONTROL ZONE ............................................................................................................................................ 12
9.2 Jumper Positions on Board SBFM-06 .................................................................. 13
10 CARD ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS .....................Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.
10.1 SBFM 07 ............................................................................................................... 14
10.2 SBFM 06 ............................................................................................................... 15
11 DISPOSAL OF WASTE FROM ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES.
Errore. Il segnalibro non è definito.

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1 WARNINGS FOR USE.

Installation of this device in the system must be carried out by specially trained personnel who have been
approved by the manufacturer.

Make sure that the devices and power source connected to the machine conform with the IEC60601-1
norm and guarantee reinforced insulation.

Transport and storage of this product must be carried out in the original packaging supplied by the manu-
facturer in the following conditions: Temperature: -40 ÷ 70°C Relative Humidity: 10% ÷ 100%

When this device is turned on, check that all monitors connected to it are functioning properly. In the case
of malfunction, turn the device off and contact a service centre recommended by the manufacturer.
If there is smoke and/or the smell of burning, immediately unplug the device and contact service person-
nel who have been authorized by the manufacturer
.

This device has been manufactured so as not to create interference with adjacent devices. The functioning
of this device well not be compromised by adjacent devices either.

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2 GROUNDING THE DEVICE.

To properly ground the device, connect to the screw supplied for this purpose, situated on the back of the
casing:

This symbol indicates the point or points for attaching the PROTECTIVE GROUNDING

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3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
The memory matrix has a 768x576x12 (768x494x12 a 60 HZ) format with visualization in 256 levels of
grey.
To use the matrix better the sampling frequency is 15 MHZ with ¾ scanning. The duration of the horizon-
tal scanning is 51.2 µsec.

The device is equipped with outside connections through plug connectors (9 pin male, 9 pin female) and
BNC, specially labelled to distinguish video input and output.

From the compound video signal INPUT (connected to BNC1), the horizontal and vertical synchronisms
necessary for the formation of the pixel-clock are extracted.
The input video signal is digitalized in 8 bits after analogue conditioning and is sent to the arithmetic unit
input which carries out the function of RECURSIVE FILTER.

The memory OUTPUT available are as follows:

If the card is configured to function with a 50HZ (60HZ) monitor there is:

BNC2 an output at 625-50HZ(525-60HZ) as a work or memory channel (see page 8)

BNC3 an output at 625-50HZ(525-60HZ) as work channel
BNC4 an output at 625-50HZ (525-60HZ) as memory channel

If the card is configured to function with a 100HZ (120HZ) monitor there is:

BNC2 an output at 625-50HZ (525-60HZ) as work or memory channel (see page 8)

BNC3 an output at 625-100HZ (525-120HZ) as work channel
BNC4 an output at 625-100HZ (525-120HZ) as memory channel

These characteristics are also indicated, together with the model and serial number, on the label on the
back of the cover.

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4 FILTERING.
The weight of the filters is fixed at 1/K for the new image and at (K-1)/K for the old one with K that can
assume the values : 2 , 4 , 8 , 16.

The reduction of photonic noise is equal to:

4,77 dB with K = 2
8,45 dB with K = 4
11,80 dB with K = 8
14,90 dB with K = 16

4.1 Direct and Filtered Fluoroscope.

Using the DIR, F4, F8 commands it is possible to choose from 5 systems:

0 = signal connected to GND

1 = signal open

FILTER DIR F4 F8
Filter OFF 0 X X
Filter K=2 1 1 1
Filter K=4 1 0 1
Filter K=8 1 1 0
Filter K=16 1 0 0

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5 CONNECTIONS

5.1 External Connection Block Diagram

INPUT SIGNAL 626/50HZ COMMAND SIGNAL

COMMAND SIGNAL (VIDEO CAMERA)

› VIN
V=1Vpp
+VCC
V=24V P1 BNC1 P2
M F

BNC2 BNC3 BNC4

VOUT1 VOUT2 VOUT3

V=1Vpp V=1Vpp V=1Vpp

W/M MONITOR W MONITOR M MONITOR

625/50HZ (SS) 625/50HZ (SS) 625/50HZ (SS)
625/50HZ (DS) 100HZ (DS) 100HZ (DS)

PRINTER
(625/50HZ)

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5.2 Power Supply

Note: P1(rack-mounted), is a male 9 pin plug.

+24Vcc pin 9 card positive power source

0 Vcc pin5 card negative power source

5.3 Command Signals

Note: P1(rack-mounted), is a male 9 pin plug.

GND pin 1 command signal GND

DIR pin 7 eliminates filtering
Deactivated inserts filtering 2 and enables F4 and F8 functions.
F4 pin 2 activates filtering 4
F8 pin 3 activates filtering 8
N.B.: activating both the F4 and F8 commands, enables filter 16 (F16)
FREEZE pin 6 activated maintains last image visualized on W.M.
RX IMP pin 8 output synchronized X-Ray pulse
DUTY pin 4 output balances KV from 0 to 5 V

Note: P2 (rack- mounted), is a female 9 pin plug.

GND pin 1 command signal GND.

WR2 pin 4 memorization of images on M.M.
INVH pin 3 horizontal inversion of image.
ROTCW pin 2 clockwise rotation of image
ROTCCW pin 9 counter-clockwise rotation of image
N.B.: activating the ROTCW and ROTCCW commands at the same
time will allow functions explained at par. 5.4
EDGE pin 7 variation of image boarders
DOWN pin 6 search of memorized images in decreasing order
UP pin 5 search of memorized images in increasing order
CRX pin 8 X-Ray output

5.4 Rotation Commands Function

Activating the ROTCW and ROTCCW commands at the same time will enable following functions:

Activated for approximately 1 second: appearance LITHORAM CROSS

Activated for approximately 4 seconds: reset DIGITAL ROTATION of image
Activated for approximately 8 seconds: appearance ENTIRE CROSS with dominant zone useful for
test

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6 VIDEO ADJUSTMENT

6.1 Adjustment of Input Video

• Apply a 1Vpp video signal to the CX1 input on SBFM07 card.
• Set up measurement with an oscilloscope at J3 on SBFM07 card.
• Adjust PT1 on SBFM07 card to have the level of black at 75mV.
• Adjust PT2 on SBFM07 card to have the level of white at 2.7V.

6.2 Adjustment of Output Video

• Set up measurement of TP1 on the SBFM06 card for work or memory channel
• Adjust PT1 on SBFM06 card to have 1Vpp
• Set up the measurement of TP2 on SBFM06 card for work channel
• Memorize an image with the SAVE command
• Set up measurement of TP3 on SBFM06 card for memory channel
• Adjust PT3 on SBFM06 card to have 1Vpp

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7 CENTERING THE IMAGE

In this paragraph the function of the SWITCH in position SW1 on SBFM-07 card is described.
The standard configuration of this component at delivery time is 0. Changing this position only results in
the movement of the image, allowing horizontal centring during inversion

8 JITTER REGULATION
Should there be jittering in the image, visible above all at the sides of the electronic circle and at the edges
of the square on the memory monitor (or when working with a “still” image), it is possible to make ad-
justments on trimmer PT3 on SBFM-07 card to correct this.
This trimmer is present exclusively for the regulation of jitter

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9 JUMPERS

9.1 Jumper Positions on SBFM-07 Card

J2, J5 : Connectors supplied for TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.

9.1.1.1 DYNAMIC RANGE

• JP1, JP2 → Using a combination of opened and closed bridges it is possible to choose between dif-
ferent settings of the gamma curve applied to the video signal input as illustrated in the following ta-
ble:

DYNAMIC RANGE JP1 JP2

1:2 OFF OFF
1:3 ON OFF
1:4 OFF ON
1:5 ON ON

9.1.1.2 VIGNETTING
• JP3, JP4 → Using bridges JP3 and JP4 VIGNETTING of the image is corrected:
ANTIVIGNETTING JP3 JP4
disable OFF OFF
low ON OFF
normal OFF ON
high ON ON

9.1.1.3 COMMAND CIRCUITS

• JP5 → The card can be supplied with input-output optoinsulated COMMAND CIRCUITS or with
logic inputs with pull-up resistance of 5Vcc and open-collector outputs. Based on the configuration of
the card bridge JP5 must be set as follows:
COMMANDS JP5
opto OFF
normal ON

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9.1.1.4 ELECTRONIC CIRCLE

• JP6, JP7 → Using JP6 and JP7 it is possible to regulate the dimensions of the ELECTRONIC CIR-
CLE as per the table below:
CIRCLE JP6 JP7
Max OFF OFF
Large ON OFF
Small OFF ON
Min ON ON

9.1.1.5 AUTOOFFSET
• JP8 → Activates or deactivates the AUTOOFFSET function. This function calculates the minimum
value of the image in a circular zone with the diameter of about 20 pixels less than the diameter of the
visualization circle. This value is subtracted from the converted image with a maximum correction of
12 %:
AUTOOFFSET JP8
Disable OFF
Enable ON

9.1.1.6 CONTROL ZONE

• JP9, JP10 → Through these jumpers it is possible to regulate the CONTROL ZONE. This corre-
sponds to the zone in which the video input signal is measured. The average value measured within
this zone is converted into analogue and is available on the connection connector. The dimension of
the zone is visible by simultaneously activating the rotation commands for about 2 seconds. The suc-
cessive activation will disable visualization.
ZONA KV JP9 JP10
max OFF OFF
large ON OFF
small OFF ON
min ON ON

• JP11 → Always open.

• JP12 → Always open. Closed simulates the activation of the FREEZE command every time the de-
vice is turned on.
• JP13 → Always open. Closed simulates the activation of DIR command.
• JP14 → Always open. Closed simulates the activation of EDGE command.

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9.2 Jumper Positions on SBFM-06 Card

The function of jumpers are of fundamental importance for the type of monitor used at the output of the
board (CX1, CX2, CX3). This function is summarized below:

• JP2 : CLOSED allows to memorize a MAX of 4 images

OPEN allows to memorize a MAX of 110 images

• JP6 : closed allows use of CX1 as memory channel

open allows use of CX1 as work channel

• JP1, JP7 : refer to the table below:

OUTPUT JP1
JP7
for monitor in position

50 HZ 1-2 CLOSED

100 HZ 2-3 OPEN

• JP3, JP4: not used

• JP5: always OPEN

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10 CARD ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS

10.1 SBFM 07

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10.2 SBFM 06

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11 DISPOSAL OF WASTE FROM ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC

DEVICES.
The product, at the end of its lifespan, must be disposed of following the applicable norms dealing with
differentiated waste disposal and cannot be treated as simple urban waste.
The product must be disposed of at the appropriate waste disposal centre or must be returned to the manu-
facturer in the case that it is to be substituted with a new equivalent product.

The symbol

Indicates that the product complies with the new guidelines regarding environmental protection
(2002/95/EC, 2002/96/EC, 2003/108/EC) and that it must be disposed of appropriately at the end of its
life cycle.

Ask for information from the local authorities regarding the areas for waste disposal. .

Those who don’t comply to the indications given in this paragraph regarding the correct disposal of waste
will be held responsible by law.

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