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SERVICE MANUAL UNIT
Image Detection Subsystem 19
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Unit Manual Image Detection Subsystem 19 LOPAD
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Manual Code Number: 4522 981 22823 Date: 2004-07-01
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Unit Manual IMAGE DETECTION SUBSYSTEM 19
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA ...........................................................................................5

1.1. Purpose of manual ...............................................................................................................................5
1.2. Items supplied ......................................................................................................................................5
1.3. Compatibility.........................................................................................................................................6
1.4. Technical data ......................................................................................................................................6
1.5. Safety information ................................................................................................................................6
1.6. Compliance information .......................................................................................................................6
1.7. Identification and labeling.....................................................................................................................7
1.8. Abbreviations and definitions ...............................................................................................................8
1.9. Manual history ......................................................................................................................................8
2. INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................9
3. FAULT FINDING ...................................................................................................................................10

3.1. Fault Isolation procedure....................................................................................................................10
3.1.1. Power Concept ...........................................................................................................................11
3.1.2. LEDs and ERROR codes............................................................................................................12
3.1.3. Hardware configuration...............................................................................................................12
3.1.4. Symptom description ..................................................................................................................13
3.1.5. No image.....................................................................................................................................14
3.1.6. Distorted image...........................................................................................................................17
3.1.7. Dose Control Loop ......................................................................................................................20
3.1.8. No communication with SYSCO .................................................................................................23
3.2. Error messages ..................................................................................................................................24
3.3. Logging...............................................................................................................................................24
3.4. Indicators............................................................................................................................................24
3.5. Test facilities.......................................................................................................................................25
3.5.1. POST ..........................................................................................................................................25
3.5.2. BIST ............................................................................................................................................26
3.5.3. Functional test.............................................................................................................................26
3.5.4. Performance test.........................................................................................................................27
4. REPLACEMENTS .................................................................................................................................28
4.1. What to do table .................................................................................................................................28
4.2. Replacement procedures ...................................................................................................................28
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5. ADJUSTMENTS ....................................................................................................................................31
6. PROGRAMMING...................................................................................................................................32
6.1. Hardware............................................................................................................................................32
6.2. Software .............................................................................................................................................32
7. ACCEPTANCE ......................................................................................................................................33
7.1. Acceptance test 1...............................................................................................................................33
P. PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................................................... P
Z. DRAWINGS ............................................................................................................................................ Z
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1. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA
1.1. PURPOSE OF MANUAL

This manual covers the fault finding for Image Detection Subsystem (IDS) 19 and the controllers. This
manual will lead the FSE to the defect / malfunctioning FRU. Replacement instructions will be described in
the unit manuals.
Figure 1 Scope of IDS 19 manual
II TUBE &
HTGEN
II shield
PC HOST
Basic Lens
TVB
IDC
ID
CHA
Supplied unit manuals:

− IDS 19 unit manual
− II generator 38(31) cm unit manual
− II shield 38(31) cm unit manual
− Basic lens 38(31) cm unit manual
− Image Distributor Measuring Field Carrousel unit manual
− XTV19 Camera head unit manual
− XTV19 TVB unit manual
− IDC unit manual
− PC Host unit manual
1.2. ITEMS SUPPLIED

The IDS 19 consists of the following units:
− Camera head (XTV19)
− Image Distributor Measuring Field Carrousel
− Basic Lens 38(31)cm
− II shield 38(31)cm (II tube 38(31) cm)
− II generator for 38(31) cm tube
− PC Host (industrial computer)
− TVB board (PCB)
− IDC board (PCB)
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1.3. COMPATIBILITY
The described IDS 19 is used in:
URF systems:
Multi Diagnost Eleva
Omni Diagnost Eleva
Easy Diagnost Eleva
Options:
No options applicable.
1.4. TECHNICAL DATA

Room temperature : 10 °C to 35 °C.
Environmental data for transport:

Operation ambient temperature : +10 to +40 degrees Celsius.
Storage ambient temperature : -25 to +70 degrees Celsius.
Relative humidity : 20% to 90 %
Air Pressure : 70 – 110 kPa
1.5. SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING
This equipment generates dangerous high voltages and should be handled with caution.
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WARNING
For safe handing of the II generator refer to the II generator unit manual.
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1.6. COMPLIANCE INFORMATION
Philips products comply with relevant international and national standards and laws. Information on
compliance will be supplied on request by your local PMS representative, or by:
Philips Medical Systems

PO Box 10.000
5680 DA Best
The Netherlands
Facsimile: +31 40 276 2205
Philips products comply with relevant international and national law and standards on EMC (Electro-
magnetic compatibility) for this type of equipment when used as intended.
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Such laws and standards define both the permissible electromagnetic emission levels from equipment and
its required immunity to electromagnetic interference from external sources.
General:
• IEC 60601-1 "Medical electrical equipment. Part 1: General requirements for safety" (second edition
1988, including amendment no. 1 (1991), amendment no. 2 (1995))
• IEC 60601-1-2 "Medical electrical equipment. Part 1: General requirements for safety. 2. Collateral
Standard: Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements and tests" (second edition, 2001)
Standard: General requirements for radiation protection in diagnostic X-ray equipment" (first edition,
1994-07)
Standard: Programmable electrical medical systems" (first edition, 1996-05)
• UL 2601-1 "Medical electrical equipment, Part 1: General requirements for safety" (second edition,
October 1997)
• CAN/CSA -C22.2 No. 601.1-M90 "Medical Electrical Equipment. Part 1: General requirements for safety"
(November 1990, including Supplement C22.2 No. 601.1S1-94 and Amendment no. 2 (1998))
• 21CFR, Subchapter J
1.7. IDENTIFICATION AND LABELING
Figure 2 Overview IDS 19 (hardware)
Label
For other labeling per unit refer to relevant unit manual.
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1.8. ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS
BIST Built In Self Test

CAN Central Area Network
DI Digital Imaging
FRU Field Replaceable Unit
FSE Field Service Engineer
Htgen High Tension generator
ID Image Distributor
IDC II and Dose Control board
II Image Intensifier
LED Light Emitting Diode
PCB Printed Circuit Board
PMS Philips Medical Systems
POST Power On Self Test
SAN Synchronization Area Network
SRM System Reference Manual
SYSCO System Controller
TVB TV Control Board
URF Universal Radiography and Fluoroscopy
1.9. MANUAL HISTORY
Date Version Name Reason of changes

12-01-2003 1.0 Image Detection Subsystem 19
17-07-2003 2.0 Image Detection Subsystem 19 Information added for IDC Power Supply
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2. INSTALLATION
The IDS19 based on XTV19 camera is factory installed and adjusted and for this reason no installation
instructions are necessary.
See the Installation manual on system level, to install the II/TV cabinet.
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3. FAULT FINDING
3.1. FAULT ISOLATION PROCEDURE

Two major parts can be divided where errors can occur.
-Dose control loop

-XTV video path
Figure 3 IDS 19 functionality’s XGEN cabinet
xray tube generator CAN
collimator
room geometry
Ixxat
PCI
CAN
interface
DOSE
dose link
LOOP Host
CAN
I-cabinet
Processor
board
HTGEN
II
Tube
HT generator cable IDC
ID cable
mf.carr
BD2
BD1
SAN
ID
local SAN
RIO
Ibis-PC rack
XTV19 XTV19
camera cable
CHA TVB
VIDEO
serial link
Video Link
PATH
Digital
Imaging
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3.1.1. POWER CONCEPT

The picture below shows the power concept of the IDS19 sub system. You can use this picture to check if all
power supplies are correct. The table tells what voltages are applicable for the components.
Image XTV19
II-Segment distributor camera
legend:
power interface
IDS.XTV19cable
IDS.IIcable IDS.IDcable protective earth
PC-Host rack + backpanel

PCI
< power>
Host
(structure)
power CAN interface
XTV19 PC-Host
supply: IDC board
HSL TVB processor board
PCI, (IXXAT)
<power>
HSL
IDC PS
IDS.Power
PC Host power supply IDC power

Physical component supply**
+3.3V +12V -12V +5V +15V -15V
II-segment * *
Image Distributor * *
XTV19 * * * *
IDC-board [MF. carrousel] * *

IDC-board [other circuits] * * * * *
CAN i/f board *
** IMPORTANT:
When one, or both, Power Supplies for the IDC are replaced they must be adjusted to the correct output
voltage of 15Vdc, as at delivery they are set to 12Vdc.
Adjustment must be done by means of the pot-meter on the unit.
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3.1.2. LEDS AND ERROR CODES

First check if there are any red LED's on either the TVB board or the IDC board. See chapter 3.4 for
explanation of the LED colors.
Look in the Field Service Framework for error codes. Refer to system documentation for explanation of the
error codes.
3.1.3. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION

The IDS19 subsystem will not function properly if either TVB or IDC is missing in the PC Host or the
interfaces and devices are not connected. The location of the TVB and IDC in the PC host is fixed. The slots
in the PC host are not numbered. Counting from left to right the IDC has to be inserted in slot 15. The TVB
has to be inserted in slot 14. This is illustrated in figure 4.
Figure 4 Hardware configuration
TVB IDC
14 15
PC host
Slot number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Left side PC host Right side PC host
The POST of the TVB and the IDC are independent of the status of the PC Host. But without Windows NT
operating or the PC Host POST the field service framework will not work.
NOTE
In the picture the +/- 15V on the front plate is not shown. To have a working system this power supply has to
be present (BHFLD-X2).
When it's necessary to disconnect the cable between the IDC and TVB the PC host has to be kept powered
on.
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3.1.4. SYMPTOM DESCRIPTION

To locate the problem following fault trees must be followed. Starting point is that all connections are
checked on their presence and all calibrations are carried out.
Start
error messages on
Yes Act according error message
FSF or LED?
No
Is there communication No Go to communication tree

between SYSCO and
IDS?
Yes
Do you have an image No Go to no image tree

on monitor?
Yes
Is the problem dose

Yes Go to dose control loop tree
related?
Yes
Do you have an image

Yes Go to distorted image tree
but is it distorted?
No
Contact Helpdesk
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3.1.5. NO IMAGE
The fault finding tree below helps to locate the cause if no image is visible at the exam (and reference)
monitor.
Preconditions:
PC host and CPU are working and communication between SYSCO and IDS 19 is possible. If this is not the
case then go to no communications fault finding tree.
Also the Digital Imaging, the monitors and the link between the Digital Imaging and the monitors should be
working. If this is not the case refer to the Digital Imaging unit manual.
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No Image
No Image
make continuous
fluoro
Look at kV/mA
values on desk
kV between 60 No kV or mA
kV >110 kV <40
and 80 values
Problem is in dose Problem is in Problem is in dose

Problem is in X-ray
control loop. Go to videopath. Go to video control loop. Go to
generator or tube
dose control loop tree path tree dose control loop tree
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No Image but kV and mA settings are ok.

No image kV mA
is oke
Make testimage
via sysco
(generated on
TVB)
Do you have
Do video link test
Do Local SAN test Yes an image on No
the monitor?
Measure where Problem is in DI or

ctrl_i is lost and Test oke? yes
No Test oke? Monitor
replace according
to result
No
Yes
Do internal video
Go to IDC or TVB Do global SAN path test
unit manual test
Measure where Go to TVB unit

ctrl_i is lost and Test oke? No manual
No Test Oke?
replace according
to result
Yes
Yes
Go to IDC unit Do internal DI

manual or RIO DACQ test
Check ctrl_i signal
manual
from RIO (See
RIO manual)
Test Oke? No Problem is in

DACQ board in DI
Go to RIO manual No ctrl_i oke?
Yes
Yes
Go to XTV 19
camera head unit Problem is in cable or
manual interface circuits from
TVB to DACQ
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3.1.6. DISTORTED IMAGE
The fault finding tree below helps to locate the cause if a distorted image is visible at the exam (and
reference) monitor. A distorted image can typically be identified as an image with bad contrast and
brightness and an image with artifacts (e.g. defect pixels).
Preconditions: PC host and CPU are working and communication between SYSCO and IDS 19 is possible.
If this is not the case than go to no communications fault finding tree.
Also the Digital Imaging, the monitors and the link between the Digital Imaging and the monitors should be
working. If this is not the case refer to the Digital Imaging unit manual.
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Distorted Image
No Image
make continuous
fluoro
Look at kV/mA
values on desk
kV >110 kV between 60 kV <40

and 80
Problem is in dose Problem is in Problem is in dose

control loop. Go to videopath. Go to video control loop. Go to
dose control loop tree path tree dose control loop tree
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Distorted image but kV and mA are ok

distorted image,
kV mA is oke
Check HT generator manual for

Is the image
Yes control voltages and HT Voltages
out of focus?
and measure them
No
Do videolink test
Check interface
Test Oke? No
TVB-DI
Yes
Make testimage
via sysco
(generated on
TVB)
Do analogue Did the

Make testimage
camera head Yes complaint go No
on DI
pattern test away?
Did the
Go to XTV19 Did the complaint go No Problem is in DI or
camera head unit No complaint go away? Monitor
manual away?
Yes
Yes
Do internal DI
Do life image test DACQ test
Go to XTV19 camera Problem is in

Test oke? No DACQ board in DI
head or Basic lens No Test Oke?
unit manual
Yes
Yes
Problem is in
Problem is in II or cable from TVB to
ID DACQ
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3.1.7. DOSE CONTROL LOOP
The fault finding tree below helps to locate the cause if there is a problem in the dose control loop.
With dose control loop also doserate control loop is meant.
Preconditions: PC host and CPU are working and communication between SYSCO and IDS 19 is possible.
If this is not the case than go to no communications fault finding tree.
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Dose control problem
Dose control
problem
Is result IDC Go to IDC unit

No
POST oke? manual
Yes
Measure where
ctrl_i is lost and Is global SAN
No
replace according test oke?
to result
Yes
Got to IDC unit

manual or RIO Check ctrl_i signal
manual from RIO (See
RIO manual)
Go to RIO manual No ctrl_i oke?
Yes
Problem is in X-
Is doselink test
No ray generator,
oke?
tube or collimator
Yes
Is Measuring
Go to ID measuring field
field carousel No
carrousel unit manual
test oke?
Yes
Check dose(rate)voltages
on X-ray generator
according to table below
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kV Value Voltage at measuring point Fault location

> 110kV << 0V Dose sensor in ID
>> 0V X-ray generator
< 40kV << 0V X-ray generator
>> 0V Dose sensor in ID
If the voltage at the measuring point of the X-ray generator is 0V and the dose(rate) is a factor 2 of what it
should be then the fault is in the interface of ID to IDC.
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3.1.8. NO COMMUNICATION WITH SYSCO
When on the Field Service Framework the message is shown that there is no communication with IDS follow
next Fault tree.
Precondition:
All CAN cabling and terminators have to be connected.
No communication
with Sysco
Is keyboard
Connect keyboard Did PC host
No and mouse No
and mouse start up?
connected?
Yes Yes
Go to PC host unit Did CAN board

manual Replace CAN
in IDS pass No
board
self test?
A monitor needs to be connected to the Host PC for this test.
Yes
Did node Check

No
check pass? connections
Yes
Contact helpdesk
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3.2. ERROR MESSAGES

The messages that are visible for the Field Service Engineer are displayed on the Field Service Framework
user interface. Refer to system documentation.
3.3. LOGGING
The logging that is visible for the Field Service Engineer are displayed on the Field Service Framework user
interface. Refer to system documentation.
3.4. INDICATORS
The following PCB’s contain LEDS
− TVB
− IDC
Meaning LED’s TVB:

The front strip contains 6 LEDS, grouped in 3 rows of 2 LEDS each. The LEDS have the following
color scheme:
LED Left column Right column

Color Scheme
Top-row : RED RED
Center-row : GREEN GREEN
Bottom-row : YELLOW YELLOW
Only the RED and GREEN LED’s in the left-column are used (top-bottom orientation as
in drawing Z-1 TVB unit manual)
Information coding of these LED’s is as follows :
RED GREEN Function / message : Action:

off Off No power
off On Self-Test OK
on Off Check interfaces and
Self-Test Failed
power supplies
on On Self-Test Running
Meaning LED’s IDC:

The front strip contains 6 LEDS, grouped in 3 rows of 2 LEDS each. The LEDS have the following
color scheme:
LED Left column Right column

Color Scheme
Top-row : RED RED
Center-row : GREEN GREEN
Bottom-row : YELLOW YELLOW
The left three LED’s are not used for service. These LED’s will flash during startup.
The right three LED’s have the following meaning:
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LED Right column Meaning

Color Scheme
Top-row : RED ON Error during
startup and
POST failed
Center-row : GREEN ON Processor
busy
Bottom-row : YELLOW ON/OFF Heartbeat of
IDC.
When red LED is on check the following

- +/- 15V of IDC power supply
- San interface
- HT generator interface
- ID interface
The yellow LED will blinking a specified way shown in the following table:
ON / OFF % Meaning
50 / 50 Start up
After about 1 minute: irregular Application started with correct
firmware
After about 1 minute: 50 / 50 Wrong Firmware
3.5. TEST FACILITIES

Test facilities are available via the Field Service Framework. To activate test on IDS 19 level select the
relevant test on the SYSCO via the Field Service Framework.
3.5.1. POST
The following units have a POST:
− Camera head (XTV19)
The POST tests the camera head, the TVB and the cable between the camera head and the TVB.

Interfaces and CPU are tested.
− TVB board (PCB)

When started the POST of the TVB tests the following: the TVB (PCB), the PCI bus of the TVB to the
PC host.
− IDC board (PCB)

When started the POST of the IDC tests the following: the IDC (PCB), the PCI bus of the IDC to the PC
host, the cable between IDC and Image distributor, the connection between the IDC and the RIO and
the connection between the IDC and the II generator (High Tension generator).
− CAN
The CAN POST will test the CAN (PCB), the connection between the CAN board and the PC host (PCI
bus) and the connection between the CAN board and the RIO.
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3.5.2. BIST
The following units have a BIST:
− IDC board (PCB)
3.5.3. FUNCTIONAL TEST

The functional tests can be started by the Field Service Framework at the SYSCO. The following functional
tests are available:
− XTV video path test
− Local SAN test
− Global SAN test
− Test Images
− Measuring Field Carrousel test
− XTV video link test
− Doselink test
− Life image
− Average video level test
− Digital Image Correction board pattern test
XTV video path test:

This test covers the XTV19 Camera Head, the camera cable and the TVB.
Local SAN test:

This test will test the local SAN connection between the IDC and the TVB.
Global SAN test:

The global SAN test will check the connection between the IDC and the RIO.
Test Images:
The following test images can be selected by the Field service Engineer:
Test image 1: analog test pattern generated by camera head and send to Digital Imaging
Test image 2: digital test pattern generated by camera head send to Digital Imaging
Test image 3: Digital test pattern generated by TVB and send to Digital Imaging
Test image 4: A defect pixel map send to Digital imaging
Measuring Field Carrousel test:

In this test the measuring field carrousel is moving mechanically to all the available measuring field positions.
XTV video link test:

The video link test will test the connection between the TVB and the Digital Imaging
Doselink test:
The Dose link test will test the connection between the IDC and the X-ray generator.
Life image:
With the life image the path from the camera head, TVB and video link to the Digital Imaging is tested.
Average video level test:

This test is not implemented for XTV19.
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Running Bar Test:

This test is only used for development.
To check dose control:
Digital Image Correction board pattern test:

This test outputs on the video link a test pattern which is generated by the TVB
3.5.4. PERFORMANCE TEST

There are no performance tests available.
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4. REPLACEMENTS
4.1. WHAT TO DO TABLE

With the help of the Faultfinding section you have located which item has to be replaced.
The standard replacement procedure is:
• Verify hardware programming (jumpers/cables etc.).
• Replace the defective item.
• Perform adjustments/software programming.
• Hand-over to the customer.
For WHAT TO DO TABLES refer to the applicable unit manual.
4.2. REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
The replacement procedures of the units of the IDS 19 are described in the unit manuals which can be found
in this binder.
− Replacement II generator => II generator 38(31) cm unit manual
− Replacement II tube => II shield 38(31)unit manual
− Replacement II shield => II shield 38(31)unit manual
− Replacement Basic Lens assembly => Basic lens assembly 38(31) cm unit manual
− Replacement Basic Lens optics => Basic lens assembly 38(31) cm unit manual
− Replacement Measuring field Carrousel => Image Distributor Measuring Field Carrousel
31/38 cm Unit manual
− Replacement Photo-amplifier board HG => Image Distributor Measuring Field Carrousel
− Replacement Photo Diode assembly => Image Distributor Measuring Field Carrousel
− Replacement Lamp holder assembly => Image Distributor Measuring Field Carrousel
− Replacement XTV19 camera head => XTV19 Camera head unit manual
− Replacement XTV19 TVB => XTV19 TVB unit manual
− Replacement IDC => IDC unit manual
− Replacement PC Host +CPU => PC host unit manual
− Replacement Power supply/Fan Tray => PC host unit manual
− Replacement CPU => PC host unit manual
− Replacement Floppy/CD-Rewriter assembly => PC host unit manual
− Replacement Hard disk assembly => PC host unit manual
− Replacement Video Card => PC host unit manual
− Replacement Ethernet => PC host unit manual
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Figure 5 Rear view II segment
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Figure 6 Side view II segment
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5. ADJUSTMENTS
The following adjustments have to be performed after a replacement:

-II Focussing
-Optical Focus
-Centring Camera (refer also to XTV 19 camera head unit manual)
-Horizon Camera (refer also to XTV 19 camera head unit manual)
-II diameter
-Centring Measuring Field
-Dose/Doserate
Refer to Field Service Framework and system documentation for instructions.
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6. PROGRAMMING
6.1. HARDWARE
The IDS 19 is not hardware programmable.
6.2. SOFTWARE
For installation and configuration of the Software see following documents:
Installation: Release Bulletin.

Configuration: Field Service Framework documentation
SRM
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7. ACCEPTANCE
7.1. ACCEPTANCE TEST 1

Perform all adjustments mentioned in chapter 5 after replacing a unit of the IDS 19. If the II generator is
replaced check the voltages as described in the II generator unit manual.
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P. PARTS LIST
For parts refer to the following:
On TECHNET or PHILIPS Intranet go to the Electronic Spare-parts Catalog or refer to the Spare Parts
Finder on CD-ROM.
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Z DRAWINGS
Z Figure 7: Overview IDS 19

Z1-1 Simplified Diagram Overview IDS19
Z6-1 Exploded view IDS19
Figure 7 Overview IDS 19
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Image Detection Subsystem 19

1. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA ...........................................................................................5

3. FAULT FINDING ...................................................................................................................................10

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1. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA

1.1. PURPOSE OF MANUAL

Figure 1 Scope of IDS 19 manual

Supplied unit manuals:

1.2. ITEMS SUPPLIED

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

1.4. TECHNICAL DATA

Environmental data for transport:

1.5. SAFETY INFORMATION

1.6. COMPLIANCE INFORMATION

Philips Medical Systems

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1.7. IDENTIFICATION AND LABELING

Figure 2 Overview IDS 19 (hardware)

For other labeling per unit refer to relevant unit manual.

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1.8. ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS

BIST Built In Self Test

1.9. MANUAL HISTORY

Date Version Name Reason of changes

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3.1. FAULT ISOLATION PROCEDURE

-Dose control loop

Figure 3 IDS 19 functionality’s XGEN cabinet

xray tube generator CAN

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3.1.1. POWER CONCEPT

PC-Host rack + backpanel

PC Host power supply IDC power

IDC-board [MF. carrousel] * *

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3.1.2. LEDS AND ERROR CODES

3.1.3. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION

Figure 4 Hardware configuration

Left side PC host Right side PC host

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