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ATTENTION
LES APPAREILS À RAYONS X SONT DANGEREUX À LA FOIS POUR LE PATIENT ET POUR LE MANIPULATEUR
SI LES MESURES DE PROTECTION NE SONT PAS STRICTEMENT APPLIQUEES
Bien que cet appareil soit construit selon les normes de sécurité les plus sévères, la source de rayonnement X représente un danger
lorsque le manipulateur est non qualifié ou non averti. Une exposition excessive au rayonnement X entraîne des dommages à l’organisme.
Par conséquent, toutes les précautions doivent être prises pour éviter que les personnes non autorisées ou non qualifiées utilisent cet
appareil créant ainsi un danger pour les autres et pour elles–mêmes.
Avant chaque manipulation, les personnes qualifiées et autorisées à se servir de cet appareil doivent se renseigner sur les mesures de
protection établies par la Commission Internationale de la Protection Radiologique, Annales 26 : Recommandations de la Commission
Internationale sur la Protection Radiologique et les normes nationales en vigueur.
WARNING
X–RAY EQUIPMENT IS DANGEROUS TO BOTH PATIENT AND OPERATOR
UNLESS MEASURES OF PROTECTION ARE STRICTLY OBSERVED
Though this equipment is built to the highest standards of electrical and mechanical safety, the useful x–ray beam becomes a source of
danger in the hands of the unauthorized or unqualified operator. Excessive exposure to x–radiation causes damage to human tissue.
Therefore, adequate precautions must be taken to prevent unauthorized or unqualified persons from operating this equipment or exposing
themselves or others to its radiation.
Before operation, persons qualified and authorized to operate this equipment should be familiar with the Recommendations of the Interna-
tional Commission on Radiological Protection, contained in Annals Number 26 of the ICRP, and with applicable national standards.
ATENCION
LOS APARATOS DE RAYOS X SON PELIGROSOS PARA EL PACIENTE Y EL MANIPULADOR
CUANDO LAS NORMAS DE PROTECCION NO ESTAN OBSERVADAS
Aunque este aparato está construido según las normas de seguridad más estrictas, la radiación X constituye un peligro al ser manipulado
por personas no autorizadas o incompetentes. Una exposición excesiva a la radiación X puede causar daños al organismo.
Por consiguiente, se deberán tomar todas las precauciones necesarias para evitar que las personas incompetentes o no autorizadas
utilicen este aparato, lo que sería un peligro para los demás y para sí mismas.
Antes de efectuar las manipulaciones, las personas habilitadas y competentes en el uso de este aparato, deberán informarse sobre las
normas de protección fijadas por la Comisión Internacional de la Protección Radiológica, Anales No 26: Recomendaciónes de la Comi-
sión Internacional sobre la Protección Radiológica y normas nacionales.
ACHTUNG
RÖNTGENAPPARATE SIND EINE GEFAHR FÜR PATIENTEN SOWIE BEDIENUNGSPERSONAL,
WENN DIE GELTENDEN SICHERHEITSVORKEHRUNGEN NICHT GENAU BEACHTET WERDEN
Dieser Apparat entspricht in seiner Bauweise strengsten elektrischen und mechanischen Sichereitsnormen, doch in den Händen unbe-
fugter oder unqualifizierter Personen wird er zu einer Gefahrenquelle. Übermäßige Röntgenbestrahlung ist für den menschlichen Orga-
nismus schädlich.
Deswegen sind hinreichende Vorsichtsmaßnahmen erforderlich, um zu verhindern, daßunbefugte oder unqualifizierte Personen solche
Geräte bedienen oder sich selbst und andere Personen deren Bestrahlung aussetzen können.
Vor Inbetriebnahme dieses Apparats sollte sich das qualifizierte und befugte Bedienungspersonal mit den geltenden Kriterien für den ge-
fahrlosen Strahleneinsatz durch sorgfältiges Studium des Hefts Nr. 26 der Internationalen Kommission für Strahlenschutz (ICRP) vertraut
machen: Empfehlungen der Internationalen Kommission für Strahlenschutz und anderer nationaler Normenbehörden.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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WARNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix
CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1

SECTION 1 – MAINTENANCE TOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–1 Mammocom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–2 Signal Lists/Glossaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–3 Module Disassembly/Reassembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–4 Error codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–5 Troubleshooting Guides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–6 Block Diagrams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
SECTION 2 – DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
2–1 Power–up problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
2–2 Problems generating error messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
2–2–1 Function of self–test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
2–2–2 Screen facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
2–3 CPU board and interface problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
2–3–1 CPU board diagnostic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–3
2–3–2 Error codes generated by Generator CPU board 400PL3 and
Generator Interface board 400PL2 together . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–3
2–3–3 Error codes generated by Gantry CPU board 800PL3 and
Gantry Interface board 800PL2 together . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–3
SECTION 3 – USE OF THE BLOCK DIAGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–3
SECTION 4 – SENOGRAPHE DRAWINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–3
CHAPTER 2 – “MAMMOCOM” COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1

SECTION 1 – PURPOSE OF THE SOFTWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
SECTION 2 – “MAMMOCOM” FLOPPY DISK CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
2–1 Floppy Disk Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
SECTION 3 – INSTALLATION ON HARD DISK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–2
SECTION 4 – GENERAL USER INTERFACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–4
4–1 Menu Screen Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–4
4–2 Line Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–5
SECTION 5 – TREE STRUCTURE OF AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–6
SECTION 6 – TERMINAL EMULATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–7
6–1 Accessing the Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–7
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6–2 User Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–7

6–3 Connection Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–9
6–4 Communications Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–9
6–5 Emulator Restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–9
SECTION 7 – COMMUNICATIONS PARAMETERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–10
7–1 Accessing the Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–10
7–2 Modifying the Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–11
7–2–1 Baud Rate Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–11
7–2–2 Com_port Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–11
7–2–3 Parity Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–11
7–2–4 Length Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–11
7–2–5 Stop Bit Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–11
7–2–6 Save Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–12
SECTION 8 – FILE TRANSMISSION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–12
8–1 Preparing the Transfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–12
8–2 Type of Files Transferred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–14
8–2–1 Coded Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–14
8–2–2 ASCII Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–14
8–3 FILE NAME Option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–15
8–4 DIRECTORY and SUFFIX Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–15
8–5 TRANSMIT Option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–16
8–6 RECEIVE Option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–16
8–7 Display Window in Transfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–16
SECTION 9 – SAVING THE EMULATOR SCREEN ON A FILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–18
9–1 Accessing the Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–18
9–2 FILE NAME Option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–19
9–3 DIRECTORY and SUFFIX Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–19
9–4 “Save Screen” Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–20
9–4–1 Terminal Emulator Option not Selected Beforehand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–20
9–4–2 File Selected to Save Screen does not Exist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–20
9–4–3 Selected File Exists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–20
SECTION 10 – ACCESS TO DOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–21
SECTION 11 – CLEARING THE EMULATOR SCREEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–22
SECTION 12 – SAVING PARAMETERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–23
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CHAPTER 3 – DISASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1

SECTION 1 – DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY JOB CARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1
JOB CARD DR 001 – SID SENSOR BOARD 800PL7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–3
JOB CARD DR 002 – PADDLE BOARD 800PL8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–5
JOB CARD DR 003 – MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD 800PL14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–9
JOB CARD DR 004 – INTER–ARM TILT SENSOR BOARD 800PL15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–11
JOB CARD DR 005 – BOARD CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–15
JOB CARD DR 006 – PHOTOMULTIPLIER CELL & PHOTOMULTIPLIER TUBE . . . . . . 3–21
JOB CARD DR 007 – COLLIMATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–23
JOB CARD DR 008 – COMPRESSION MOTOR AND BELTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–25
JOB CARD DR 009 – GANTRY CPU BATTERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–31
JOB CARD DR 010 – OPTICAL FIBERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–33
JOB CARD DR 011 – X–RAY TUBE HOUSING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–35
JOB CARD DR 012 – LAMP OF LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–41
JOB CARD DR 013 – MIRROR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–43
JOB CARD DR 015 – FILTER WHEEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–45
JOB CARD DR 016 – GAS SPRING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–47
JOB CARD DR 017 – GANTRY ARM AND TUBE HOUSING SPACER COVERS . . . . . . 3–51
JOB CARD DR 018 – GANTRY COLUMN COVERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–57
JOB CARD DR 019 – DATA BACK–UP (SAVE OR LOAD), GENERATOR/
GANTRY STATISTICS AND ERROR CODES BACK–UP . . . . . . . . 3–59
JOB CARD DR 021 – GENERATOR CPU BATTERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–67
JOB CARD DR 022 – INVERTER – FILTERING CAPACITORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–69
JOB CARD DR 023 – INVERTER – THYRISTORS/DIODES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–73
JOB CARD DR 024 – GENERATOR COVERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–77
JOB CARD DR 025 – HV AND KV/MA TANK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–79
JOB CARD DR 026 – MAGNIFICATION DEVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–83
JOB CARD DR 027 – ARM ANGLE SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–85
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CHAPTER 4 – ERROR CODES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–1

SECTION 1 – ERROR CODE STRUCTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–1
SECTION 2 – ERROR CODE LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–3
SECTION 3 – ERROR CODES: KNOWN ROOT CAUSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–20
CHAPTER 5 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–1

SECTION 1 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE JOB CARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–1
JOB CARD TSG 001 – GENERATOR POWER – UP SEQUENCE TROUBLESHOOTING
FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–3
JOB CARD TSG 002 – PHOTO CELL TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . 5–5
JOB CARD TSG 003 – HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–7
JOB CARD TSG 004 – HV TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–9
JOB CARD TSG 005 – ANODE ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . 5–11
JOB CARD TSG 006 – BIAS TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–13
JOB CARD TSG 007 – TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION TROUBLESHOOTING
FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–15
JOB CARD TSG 008 – TELESCOPIC COLUMN TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . 5–17
JOB CARD TSG 009 – LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE TROUBLESHOOTING
FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–19
JOB CARD TSG 010 – COMPRESSION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . 5–21
JOB CARD TSG 011 – REAR, LATERAL AND FRONT COLLIMATOR TROUBLESHOOTING
FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–23
JOB CARD TSG 012 – FILTER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–25
JOB CARD TSG 013 – ARM ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . 5–27
JOB CARD TSG 014 – GRID MOVEMENT TROUBLESHOOTING
FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–29
JOB CARD TSG 015 – INTER–ARM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLESHOOTING
FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–35
JOB CARD TSG 016 – GANTRY SENSOR STATUS TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–37
JOB CARD TSG 017 – ARM SYNC TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS . . . . . . . . . . . 5–41
JOB CARD TSG 018 – X–RAY TUBE MA MEASUREMENT TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . 5–43
JOB CARD TSG 019 – GENERATOR INTERFACE INPUT TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . 5–45
JOB CARD TSG 020 – CONSOLE TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–49
JOB CARD TSG 021 – FLOATING POINT CALCULATION ERROR 068/022 . . . . . . . . . . . 5–53
CHAPTER 6 – BLOCK DIAGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–I
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CHAPTER 7 – PLANNED MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–I

SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–1
JOB CARD PM001 – DMR PLANNED MAINTENANCE STEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–3
JOB CARD PM002 – CONNECT SERVICE LAPTOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–5
JOB CARD PM003 – DATA BACKUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–7
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D THIS SERVICE MANUAL IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH ONLY.

WARNING D IF A CUSTOMER’S SERVICE PROVIDER REQUIRES A LANGUAGE OTHER THAN
ENGLISH, IT IS THE CUSTOMER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE TRANSLATION
SERVICES.
D DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SERVICE THE EQUIPMENT UNLESS THIS SERVICE
MANUAL HAS BEEN CONSULTED AND IS UNDERSTOOD.
D FAILURE TO HEED THIS WARNING MAY RESULT IN INJURY TO THE SERVICE
PROVIDER, OPERATOR OR PATIENT FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK, MECHANICAL
OR OTHER HAZARDS.
D CE MANUEL DE MAINTENANCE N’EST DISPONIBLE QU’EN ANGLAIS.

AVERTISSEMENT D SI LE TECHNICIEN DU CLIENT A BESOIN DE CE MANUEL DANS UNE AUTRE
LANGUE QUE L’ANGLAIS, C’EST AU CLIENT QU’IL INCOMBE DE LE FAIRE
TRADUIRE.
D NE PAS TENTER D’INTERVENTION SUR LES ÉQUIPEMENTS TANT QUE LE
MANUEL SERVICE N’A PAS ÉTÉ CONSULTÉ ET COMPRIS.
D LE NON-RESPECT DE CET AVERTISSEMENT PEUT ENTRAÎNER CHEZ LE
TECHNICIEN, L’OPÉRATEUR OU LE PATIENT DES BLESSURES DUES À DES
DANGERS ÉLECTRIQUES, MÉCANIQUES OU AUTRES.
D DIESES KUNDENDIENST–HANDBUCH EXISTIERT NUR IN

ENGLISCHER SPRACHE.
WARNUNG
D FALLS EIN FREMDER KUNDENDIENST EINE ANDERE SPRACHE BENÖTIGT, IST
ES AUFGABE DES KUNDEN FÜR EINE ENTSPRECHENDE ÜBERSETZUNG ZU
SORGEN.
D VERSUCHEN SIE NICHT, DAS GERÄT ZU REPARIEREN, BEVOR DIESES
KUNDENDIENST–HANDBUCH NICHT ZU RATE GEZOGEN UND VERSTANDEN
WURDE.
D WIRD DIESE WARNUNG NICHT BEACHTET, SO KANN ES ZU VERLETZUNGEN
DES KUNDENDIENSTTECHNIKERS, DES BEDIENERS ODER DES PATIENTEN
DURCH ELEKTRISCHE SCHLÄGE, MECHANISCHE ODER SONSTIGE GEFAHREN
KOMMEN.
D ESTE MANUAL DE SERVICIO SÓLO EXISTE EN INGLÉS.

AVISO D SI ALGÚN PROVEEDOR DE SERVICIOS AJENO A GEMS SOLICITA UN IDIOMA
QUE NO SEA EL INGLÉS, ES RESPONSABILIDAD DEL CLIENTE OFRECER UN
SERVICIO DE TRADUCCIÓN.
D NO SE DEBERÁ DAR SERVICIO TÉCNICO AL EQUIPO, SIN HABER CONSULTADO Y
COMPRENDIDO ESTE MANUAL DE SERVICIO.
D LA NO OBSERVANCIA DEL PRESENTE AVISO PUEDE DAR LUGAR A QUE EL
PROVEEDOR DE SERVICIOS, EL OPERADOR O EL PACIENTE SUFRAN LESIONES
PROVOCADAS POR CAUSAS ELÉCTRICAS, MECÁNICAS O DE OTRA
NATURALEZA.
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D ESTE MANUAL DE ASSISTÊNCIA TÉCNICA SÓ SE ENCONTRA

DISPONÍVEL EM INGLÊS.
ATENÇÃO
D SE QUALQUER OUTRO SERVIÇO DE ASSISTÊNCIA TÉCNICA, QUE NÃO A GEMS,
SOLICITAR ESTES MANUAIS NOUTRO IDIOMA, É DA RESPONSABILIDADE DO
CLIENTE FORNECER OS SERVIÇOS DE TRADUÇÃO.
D NÃO TENTE REPARAR O EQUIPAMENTO SEM TER CONSULTADO E
COMPREENDIDO ESTE MANUAL DE ASSISTÊNCIA TÉCNICA.
D O NÃO CUMPRIMENTO DESTE AVISO PODE POR EM PERIGO A SEGURANÇA DO
TÉCNICO, OPERADOR OU PACIENTE DEVIDO A‘ CHOQUES ELÉTRICOS,
MECÂNICOS OU OUTROS.
D IL PRESENTE MANUALE DI MANUTENZIONE È DISPONIBILE

SOLTANTO IN INGLESE.
AVVERTENZA
D SE UN ADDETTO ALLA MANUTENZIONE ESTERNO ALLA GEMS RICHIEDE IL
MANUALE IN UNA LINGUA DIVERSA, IL CLIENTE È TENUTO A PROVVEDERE
DIRETTAMENTE ALLA TRADUZIONE.
D SI PROCEDA ALLA MANUTENZIONE DELL’APPARECCHIATURA SOLO DOPO AVER
CONSULTATO IL PRESENTE MANUALE ED AVERNE COMPRESO IL CONTENUTO.
D NON TENERE CONTO DELLA PRESENTE AVVERTENZA POTREBBE FAR
COMPIERE OPERAZIONI DA CUI DERIVINO LESIONI ALL’ADDETTO ALLA
MANUTENZIONE, ALL’UTILIZZATORE ED AL PAZIENTE PER FOLGORAZIONE
ELETTRICA, PER URTI MECCANICI OD ALTRI RISCHI.
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REVISION HISTORY
REV DATE REASON FOR CHANGE
0 September 2, 1999 Initial release for DMR+.

1 February 3, 2000 Program Marble (DMR+ M5) SPR BUCge49917
Program: Crystal M4
Introduction of a new console called “Console 2001”:
2 February, 2002
– Job Card TSG020 modified.
– Chapter 6 – diagrams N1 and N3 modified.
Generic SPR BUCge81369
3 September 2002 Program: Optimized Planned Maintenance (Jamboree)
– Create chapter 7 with PM job cards.
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INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION
SECTION 1
MAINTENANCE TOOLS
1–1 Mammocom
Diagnostic assistance is provided by many maintenance tests, accessible from a service

terminal connected to generator interface board 400PL2, and using communication software
known as “Mammocom”. The use of this software is described in Chapter 2.
The diagnostic tests are accessed through a set of menus, called up on the screen of the service
terminal as required. These menus are linked in a tree structure. Refer to Illustrations 1–1 to
1–4 for an overview of this structure. Illustrations 1–1 and 1–2 refer to Generator
maintenance; Illustrations 1–3 and 1–4 refer to Gantry maintenance.
1–2 Module Disassembly/Reassembly
A set of job cards giving instructions for module disassembly/reassembly is provided in

Chapter 3.
1–3 Error codes
Error codes are given on the DMR console when the system detects any anomaly in operation.
Chapter 4 describes and lists these codes (in their “technical code” format). For each code it
gives the meaning and, where relevant, recommends which of the Troubleshooting guides
(Chapter 5) should be consulted first to trace the error.
1–4 Troubleshooting Guides
A set of Troubleshooting Guides (TSG) is provided in Chapter 5. These give recommended

procedures for tracing and correcting faults.
1–5 Block Diagrams
Block Diagrams for the various parts of the system are provided in Chapter 6.
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SECTION 2
DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE
2–1 Power-up problems
The full DMR power-up is defined as being the status corresponding to the correct generation
of two signals :

and INV_SUPPLY_OK, i.e:
D Level “1” on TP27 on board 400PL2 (

and.
D Level “1” on TP25 on board 400PL2 (
– (see Diagram 1 in A2).
The service terminal cannot be used for diagnostic assistance until the Senographe DMR is in
the state defined above.
The various stages of the power-up are shown (along the time axis) in the diagram on
page 3/11 of TSG01.
2–2 Problems generating error messages
2–2–1 Function of self-test
For most of the tests concerning the generator, the test line is in either the “active” or
“inactive” state. The next line, “Self-test”, is in either the “Yes” or “No” state.
1. Configuration

If the responses received by the CPU are not as expected, the CPU board immediately
cancels all commands passed to the hardware, even if the user maintains the test
command (1st or 2nd).
2. Configuration

The CPU maintains the commands passed to the hardware for as long as the test is still
activated by the user, even if the responses received by the CPU are not as expected. This
enables significant values to be measured on the hardware.
2–2–2 Screen facilities
For the HT function, hardware values can be measured using two sub-tests : The SCR gate
drive test and short circuit inverter test.
Other screens display the static status of certain signals (TSG 016 and TSG 019).
2–3 CPU board and interface problems
Boards concerned :
D Generator : 400PL3 and 400PL2,
D Gantry : 800PL3 and 800PL2.
When a Trouble Shooting Guide is used to identify and replace defective boards, the resulting
replacement will very rarely concern the two CPU boards. This is due to the simple fact that, if
the system is generating error codes and activating various tests, then the CPU boards are
probably serviceable.
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2–3–1 CPU board diagnostic
The two CPU boards (400PL3 and 800PL3) execute, independently, identical internal tests, at
each system power-up. When the ON button is pressed, there is a delay of around 2.5s before
LED DS1 “TEST OK” lights up and remains on, if the internal test results are correct.
If LED DS1 does not light up, replace the CPU boards (the two CPU boards only use the +5V).
Note: The internal tests do not check bus G64.
2–3–2 Error codes generated by Generator CPU board 400PL3 and Generator Interface board 400PL2 together
After the internal tests mentioned above have been successfully executed, Generator CPU
board 400PL3 runs the INTERFACE GENE test. An incorrect result for this test generates
error codes between 004/001 and 004/018 and, if this is the case, it is recommended that the
Generator CPU board 400PL3 and the Interface board 400PL2 both be changed.
2–3–3 Error codes generated by Gantry CPU board 800PL3 and Gantry Interface board 800PL2 together
Gantry CPU board 800PL3 runs a test similar to that mentioned in 2-3-2, above. An incorrect
result for this test generates error codes between 101/001 and 101/008 and, if this is the case, it
is recommended that the Gantry CPU board 800PL3 and the Interface board 800PL2 both be
changed.
Note: Error codes between 101/001 and 101/008 cannot be displayed if the serial line (two
optical fiber cables) is not operating, between the two CPUs.
The internal tests mentioned in 2-3-1, above, test all the serial links by looping back to the
CPUs. However, this looping back does not include the “optical” link circuits on interface
boards 400PL2 and 800PL2.
SECTION 3
USE OF THE BLOCK DIAGRAMS
On a test screen, when a software command line or a status line passes through an interface
board (400PL2 or 800PL2), the “hardware point” is shown, next to the bus data, on the
corresponding block diagram. The TSGs also give the logic level relationships. To locate
corresponding signals on the block diagrams and the drawings, the signals shown on the block
diagram must be found in the alphabetically sorted list given in the s.m. The “FROM” and
“TO” columns specify the drawing pages to be consulted.
SECTION 4
SENOGRAPHE DRAWINGS
The Senographe drawings were produced using MENTOR software, which also draws the
printed circuit layouts. Thus, the drawings contain quite a lot of information not required by
the maintenance function. For example, in the 400PL1 drawing, pages 5, 7, 12, 16, 21 and 26
are of no use whatsoever to maintenance.
The rule is that points at the same electrical equipotential must be given strictly identical
names. A signal which is inverted twice must not be given its initial name as it is no longer the
same electrical point.
The sign used in the drawings indicates that one electrical point has two different
name, and DOES NOT correspond to a physical strap.
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CHAPTER 2 – “MAMMOCOM” COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
SECTION 1
PURPOSE OF THE SOFTWARE
The MAMMOCOM Communication Software provides the connection from the Senographe
DMR to a PC (laptop)* to access GEMS-reserved maintenance tests.
“MAMMOCOM”
The software is composed of several operating modules:
D ANSI–compatible VT200 terminal emulator (restricted).
D On–line Help on the various Senographe menus.
D File transfer modules between the Senographe and the PC.
Note: The terminal emulator menu (and this menu only) can also be used on the Senix (set
transmission speed to 1200 bauds).
Note: MAMMOCOM can also be run under Windows, inside a DOS window (using full screen
or not). In this case the creation of a “PIF” file is recommended; see your Windows
documentation.
* Any 8088, 8086, 80286 or 80386 microprocessor–based computer operating under
MS–DOS (Version 2.1 or higher)
SECTION 2
“MAMMOCOM” FLOPPY DISK CONTENTS
CAUTION The content of the MAMMOCOM floppy disk is classified as PROPRIETARY.

The disk may be duplicated for the purpose of a backup using the Disk Copy
command of MS–DOS, or installed on the hard disk (INSTALL). The
MAMMOCOM Software is protected against breach of the copyright law.
2–1 Floppy Disk Contents
D INSTALL.EXE: A:INSTALL.EXE)
Installation software: Allow to copy the MAMMOCOM floppy disk on a hard drive
or on another floppy disk:
– Select drive and directory to access INSTALL.
– Enter INSTALL <ENTER>.
– Give target drive and directory where you want to install MAMMOCOM.
D README.DOC: (A:INSTALLREADME.DOC)
Text file to explain the content of the floppy disk.
D STAV.EXE: (A:INSTALLSTAV.EXE)
MAMMOCOM Software: Terminal Emulator for Senographe DMR/SMR/DM. Last
release is V1.16 dated March 26, 1996; file size = 98 KB.
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D STAV.DAT: (A:INSTALLSTAV.DAT)
Configuration of the executable file: STAV.EXE
User defined, default communication parameters, file directory and extension (for file
transmission utilities).
Do not try to display this file as it is a binary file.
SECTION 3
INSTALLATION ON HARD DISK
“MAMMOCOM”
Note: For the example the environment used is under MS–DOS.

Proceed as follows:
1. Switch on laptop.
2. Wait for the auto–boot with the prompt : C:\>
3. Insert MAMMOCOM floppy disk.
4. Enter A: and hit <ENTER>.
5. Enter INSTALL and hit <ENTER>.
6. Accept or change the Installation Directory displayed (default is C:\MAMMOCOM).
ILLUSTRATION 2–1
CLEAR EMULATOR SCREEN SELECTION
GEMS INSTALL – MONTH DAY, YEAR
Choose Directory
Directory Name
C:\MAMMOCOM
Enter : Select Ctrl–E : Exit z !
7. Hit <RETURN>
INSTALL copies the files and automatically creates the required sub–directories.
8. Reselect the drive C, enter C: (A: \ > C:)
and hit <ENTER>.
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9. Select MAMMOCOM, enter cd MAMMOCOM (C:\ > cd MAMMOCOM)

and hit <ENTER>.
10. Execute the MAMMOCOM application, enter STAV (C:\MAMMOCOM>STAV)
and hit <ENTER>.
11. Then proceed to section 4.
Note: Once the application has be done on your laptop, and in order to have access to the
MAMMOCOM application, execute the steps 9 to 11.
“MAMMOCOM”
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SECTION 4
GENERAL USER INTERFACE
The various software functions are accessed via standard menus. The screen menus,
therefore, are all similar. Only the function screens differ depending on the function to be
made.
4–1 Menu Screen Structure

“MAMMOCOM”
The screen is composed of three fields:

D Screen title (for Main Menus only).
D Selection box.
D Prompt messages.
ILLUSTRATION 2–2
MAIN MENU
Copyright GEMS :Seno Service Terminal Software

Release : V1.16 March 26, 1996
M A M M O C O M GEMS
Terminal emulator
Change com. parameters
File transmission
Save emulator screen
DOS shell
Clear emulator screen
Enter : Select Ctrl–E : Exit Alt–H : Help "#
Note: TAV = Service Terminal (French: Terminal Après–Vente).
The Selection Box displays the accessible submenus. The Up/Down cursor keys are used to
scan different options which are displayed one after the other in video reverse.
To select an option, hit <Enter>. To return to the previous menu, hit <Alt>–<M>. To exit the
MAMMOCOM Program (from the Main Menu), hit <CTRL>–<E>.
For most of the menus, hit <Alt>–<M> to get a current screen Help, describing the various
options offered.
The use of each function key is given on the message line at the foot of the screen.
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4–2 Line Editor
With the arrow keys select “File transmission” then <ENTER>.

Select “File name” then <ENTER>.
ILLUSTRATION 2–3
FILE NAME IN THE TRANSMISSION MENUS
“MAMMOCOM”
Change Name
File
Name
PARAM
Enter : Select ALT–M : Prev menu <– –>
This editor displays a box containing a title (the name of the parameter to be modified) and a
value (default or previously selected) of the parameter being considered.
Data entry is always made in Insertion Mode, ie, each character entered takes the place of the
character previously located at the cursor.
The acknowledged function keys are:
D BACKSPACE: deletes the character located immediately to the left.
D RIGHT ARROW or LEFT ARROW: moves the cursor.
D ENTER: returns to previous menu by confirming the character chain entered.
D ALT–M: returns to previous menu by restoring the character chain found at the start.
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TREE STRUCTURE OF AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS
ILLUSTRATION 2–4
TREE STRUCTURE OF AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS
MENU PRINCIPAL
“MAMMOCOM”
TERMINAL CHANGE FILE SAVE DOS CLEAR

EMULATOR EMULATOR EMULATOR
COMUNICATION TRANSMISSION SHELL SCREEN
PARAMETERS SCREEN
FILE FILE DIRECTORY SUFFIX

NAME DIRECTORY SUFFIX TRANSMIT RECEIVE SAVE NAME NAME
NAME SCREEN
EDIT ASCII CODED EDIT
DIRECTORY SUFFIX SAVE DIRECTORY SUFFIX SAVE
EDIT EDIT EDIT EDIT
BAUD COM– PARTY LENGTH STOP SAVE

RATE PORT BITS
9600 COM 1 EVEN 07 01
4800 COM 2 ODD 08 02
2400 NONE
1200
600
300
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110
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SECTION 6
TERMINAL EMULATION
This option is used to emulate an ANSI ASCII terminal, VT200. The Senographe DMR has a
serial connection to which this type of terminal can be connected to simulate the console and
access the Maintenance Menus.
6–1 Accessing the Function
“MAMMOCOM”
From the Main Menu, select: Terminal Emulator, then <ENTER>
ILLUSTRATION 2–5
TERMINAL EMULATION SELECTION

Terminal emulator
File transmission
DOS shell
The terminal function starts immediately following selection, and the Main Menu screen is
replaced by the Terminal screen.
6–2 User Interface
Once the function is entered, the connection is initialized with the communications
parameters by default or selected in the Change Com. Parameters Menu.
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At the first entry, the Terminal screen is erased and the TERMINAL EMULATOR message
appears.
ILLUSTRATION 2–6
TERMINAL EMULATOR MESSAGE
“MAMMOCOM”
TERMINAL EMULATOR
CTRL–D : Disconnect F 10 : Connect Alt–M : Main menu
The cursor appears in the top lefthand corner of the screen.

A VT200 terminal displays 24 lines of 80 characters. The PC has a screen of 25 lines. Line
25 displays a prompt message for the main access functions to the Senographe:
D F10:
This key is used to connect to the Senographe DMR and Senographe 600T Senix HF (the
communications parameters should be modified for the latter).
Note: Connection to the Senographe DMR can be made via this software only, as no other
terminal emulator is recognized by the Senographe.
D CTRL–D:
Used to disconnect the two Senographe units.
D Alt–M:
Used to return to the Main Menu of the MAMMOCOM software without breaking the
connection. This means that a later selection of the terminal emulator returns the screen
displayed before Alt–M was hit, and dialog with the Senographe can take up where it left
off. This function is necessary to return to the Help Menus or to transfer files.
The seven PC keys, F1 thru F6 and F9, simulate the seven keys surrounding the DMR console
readouts and give access to all the menus (Medical, Installation, and Maintenance).
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6–3 Connection Hardware
The PC/Senographe connection is made via an RS232 serial connection supported by a DB9
connector installed on the Generator Interface Board located in the Generator Cabinet.
6–4 Communications Protocol
This is a character protocol which involves the transmission of ASCII characters in full duplex
with data flow control (XON/OFF Protocol).
“MAMMOCOM”
The default parameters are:
D Baud rate: 9600
D com–port: Com 1
D Parity: Even
D Length: 07
D Stop bits: 01
These parameters correspond to the connection with the Senographe DMR, but they can be
modified for the connection with another machine (eg: 1200 bauds for Senix HF).
6–5 Emulator Restrictions
This software is created specially to be used with the Senographe DMR and Senix HF.
Therefore, this software emulates only those functions required for such use. The result is a
compromise between the speed of the reply (loading and run time) and the level of
compatibility required.
The only function keys recognized are:
D Function keys used by the Senographe,
D Cursor keys,
D Four keys: Insertion, Backspace, Prev Screen, and Next Screen.
The emulator does not recognize display commands in large characters, semi–graphic, or
underlined (due to the CGA LCD boards of the PC).
Most of the cursor–positioning commands as well as publishing commands are available. The
scrolling area is programmable. The cursor position and the usual character attributes can be
stored and restored.
This software’s performance is closer to a terminal than the standard ANSI.SYS file.
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SECTION 7
COMMUNICATIONS PARAMETERS
This menu is used to modify the communications parameters of the serial connection between
the PC and the Senographe. The new values can be backed up in order to find them by default
in future uses of the MAMMOCOM Software.
7–1 Accessing the Menu

“MAMMOCOM”
From the Main Menu, select: Change Com. Parameters.

ILLUSTRATION 2–7
CHANGE COM. PARAMETERS SELECTION

Terminal emulator
File transmission
DOS shell
The software displays the main parameter change screen.
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ILLUSTRATION 2–8
MAIN PARAMETER CHANGE SCREEN
“MAMMOCOM”
COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
Baud rate : 9600
Com–port : Com1
Parity : Even
Length : 07
Stop bits : 01
Save
Enter : Select Alt–H : Help Alt–M : main menu "#
7–2 Modifying the Parameters
7–2–1 Baud Rate Menu

This menu offers the following transmission speeds:
9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, 600, 300, 150, and 110.
To change the baud rate, select the desired rate and hit <ENTER>. If no change is required, hit
<Alt>–<M> to return to the Main Menu.
7–2–2 Com_port Menu

Selection is possible between serial ports COM 1 and COM 2.
7–2–3 Parity Menu

This menu offers the following parity bits:
Even, Odd, None.
7–2–4 Length Menu

This menu is used to select the number of data bits per character. Either seven of eight data bits
are selected.
7–2–5 Stop Bit Menu
This menu is used to select the number of stop bits at the end of a character. The selection is
made between one and two bits.
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7–2–6 Save Function
This option is used to save the communications parameters selected in order to find them as
default values in future use of the MAMMOCOM Software. The save is made by default
when the option is selected.
The file created is: STAV.DAT.
SECTION 8
“MAMMOCOM”
FILE TRANSMISSION
This menu is used to transfer DMR files to the PC, and vice–versa.
Two types of file are concerned:
D Text files in any format.
D Encoded files with the Motorola Exormacs protocol.
8–1 Preparing the Transfer
The system must be in emulation to make a file transfer. The file transfer runs as follows:
1. To link up with the DMR, place the terminal in emulation, as follows: at MAMMOCOM
start–up, select the Terminal Emulator and connect to the Senographe by pressing F10.
2. Run the menu tree structure on the DMR until the Transfer Menu is reached.
The possibilities are as follows:
– Arm error codes transfer: @<5409>
– Arm data save: @<5421>
– Arm data load: @<5422>
– Gene error codes transfer: @<0314>
– Gene data save: @<0361>
– Gene data load: @<0362>
– Gene statistics transfer: @<0278>
Where @<xxxxx> is the Maintenance screen Number, refer to the tree structures in
Chapter 1.
3. In emulation, line No. 25 gives the following commands:
Ctrl–D: Disconnect F10: Connect Alt–M: Main Menu
4. Hit <Alt>–<M> to access the Main Menu without disconnecting from the Senographe.
5. Select: File Transmission.
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ILLUSTRATION 2–9
FILE TRANSMISSION SELECTION

“MAMMOCOM”
Terminal emulator
File transmission
DOS shell
This selection displays the File Transmission Menu (below) in which PARAM is the file name
by default if no other default name was saved beforehand.
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ILLUSTRATION 2–10
FILE TRANSMISSION MENU
“MAMMOCOM”
File Transmission
File name : PARAM

Directory name : A:
Suffix : DAT
Transmit : PC –> Equipment
Receive : Equipment –> PC
Enter : Select Alt–H : Help Alt–M : Main menu "#
8–2 Type of Files Transferred
Two main types of file are concerned by file transfer between PC and Senographe DMR:
D Coded files.
D ASCII files.
8–2–1 Coded Files
These are binary files which observe the Motorola Exormacs format. Coded files are used to
transfer the Senographe calibration variables for back–up on floppy disk. The protocol
selected ensures that the data transmitted are correct during PC to Equipment transfer.
A special menu is used to check the file transmitted by the Senographe. If the transfer has run
without error detection, it is certain that the file transferred can be reloaded on the Senographe.
The software determines the end of the transmission when it receives a special frame
described in the protocol.
In the PC–to–Senographe transfer, the file type is not processed by the MAMMOCOM
software. All the characters of the file are transmitted.
8–2–2 ASCII Files
The ASCII files do not observe any format. The end of transmission is detected by reception
of CTRL_Z. Statistics and error codes are transmitted according to this format.
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8–3 FILE NAME Option
Selecting this option call the line editor to enter the file name. The access path and the
extension are defined in the following menu (Directory and Suffix).
To return to the File Transmission Main Menu without changing the name by default, hit
<Alt>–<M>.
To return to the File Transmission Main Menu and select the new name displayed by the
line–editor, press <ENTER>.
“MAMMOCOM”
8–4 DIRECTORY and SUFFIX Options
These options are used to access the menu where the tree–structure and extensions of the files
are encoded. When Directory name selected, the following menu appears:
ILLUSTRATION 2–11
DIRECTORY AND SUFFIX SELECTION
File directory
Directory : A:
Suffix : DAT
Save
D The Directory option of this menu is used to find the access path for the file name.
D The Suffix option refers to the file name extension.
D The Save option is used to save the data structures for the two options above in order to
find them as default values when the MAMMOCOM Software is used in a future
operation.
Note: The floppy disk should be write–protected. Though if saving the DMR data, select the
drive C or new floppy disk in drive A.
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8–5 TRANSMIT Option

This option is selected to inform the DMR that you wish to make a PC–to–Senographe DMR
transfer of the file name previously selected. This option runs in two phases:
1. Automatic execution of the default transfer validation command: CTRL O + F1
2. Transfer.
Note: To have access at this menu see Job Card DR019 from the Advanced Service Manual
(2118393–104 rev. 1).
“MAMMOCOM”
8–6 RECEIVE Option

This option is selected to inform the DMR that you wish to receive a file (ie, a
Senographe DMR–to–PC file transfer). The file may concern:
D ASCII file.
D Coded file (see paragraph 8–2–1).
Note: To have access at this menu see Job Card DR019 from the Advanced Manual
(2118393–104 rev.1).
The selection of this option calls another menu giving the choice of file types to be transferred.
ILLUSTRATION 2–12
CHOICE OF FILE TYPES TO BE TRANSFERRED MENU
FILE TYPES
ASCII File
Coded file
Selecting one of other of these options causes:

D Automatic execution of the default transfer validation command: CTRL O + F1
D The actual transfer.
8–7 Display Window in Transfer

When either TRANSMIT or RECEIVE is selected, a display window of characters
transmitted appears in order to make a visual check of the transmission.
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ILLUSTRATION 2–13
SCREEN DURING TRANSMISSION
Transmitting file: \STAV\EXEMPLE.DAT to Equipment
Characters transmitted display area
“MAMMOCOM”
Abort : ALT X
Various messages are displayed:

D Reception successful
D File not found
D Reception error
D Transmission error
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SECTION 9
SAVING THE EMULATOR SCREEN ON A FILE
The menu is used to save the emulator screen of the terminal on an ASCII File. The video
attributes are lost because they cannot be used on an ASCII File which must compatible with
any line editor or display software.
9–1 Accessing the Menu

“MAMMOCOM”
From the Main Menu of the MAMMOCOM Software, select: Save Emulator Screen.
ILLUSTRATION 2–14
SAVE EMULATOR SCREEN SELECTION

Terminal emulator
File transmission
DOS shell
The save main menu is displayed.
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ILLUSTRATION 2–15
SAVE EMULATOR MENU
SAVE EMULATOR SCREEN
“MAMMOCOM”
File name :PARAM
Directory name :A:
Suffix :DAT
Save screen :
9–2 FILE NAME Option
This option is used to modify the name of the backup file. The standard line–orientated editor
is used.
9–3 DIRECTORY and SUFFIX Options
These options are used to access a Menu which selects File Directory and Extensions. The
following menu appears.
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ILLUSTRATION 2–16
DIRECTORY AND SUFFIX MENU
File Directory
“MAMMOCOM”
Directory : A
Suffix : DAT
Save
Enter : Select Alt–H : Help Alt–M : Prev menu "#
Directory: Finds the access path for the file name.
Suffix: File name extension.
Save: Saves the data structures for the two options above in order to find them as
default values in future operations of the MAMMOCOM.
9–4 “Save Screen” Function
When the file name is selected, this function saves the screen. There are three possibilities.
9–4–1 Terminal Emulator Option not Selected Beforehand
No save to make as the screen does not exist.
9–4–2 File Selected to Save Screen does not Exist
The MAMMOCOM Software creates the file and saves the screenful inside.
The “Screen saved in file: ...” message appears.
9–4–3 Selected File Exists
The MAMMOCOM Software adds the new screen at the end of this file.
The “Screen appended to file: ...” message appears.
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SECTION 10
ACCESS TO DOS
This function is used to access the MS–DOS without exiting from the MAMMOCOM
Software.
The PC can remain connected to the Senographe, and all MAMMOCOM Software operating
parameters are preserved. An advantage in running the MAMMOCOM Software from a
floppy diskette is that this DOS accessing procedure is much faster than exiting STAV and
“MAMMOCOM”
restarting it.
From the STAV Main Menu, select: DOS Shell.
ILLUSTRATION 2–17
DOS SHELL SELECTION

Terminal emulator
File transmission
DOS shell
DOS is accessed immediately.

The program displays the “Type Exit to return to Terminal Emulator”. The Exit command is a
standard command of MS–DOS and recognized by the COMMAND.COM interpreter. Once
it is used, the STAV Main Menu reappears and the session can resume.
CAUTION If the MAMMOCOM Software is run from a floppy disk, the MAMMOCOM
should not contain an MS–DOS version which is incompatible with the PC. If the
STAV finds a system on the current disk drive, it will use it in preference to the
usual system of the PC.
For simplicity, use a MAMMOCOM floppy disk without any system.
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SECTION 11
CLEARING THE EMULATOR SCREEN
This option is used to clear the emulator screen of the terminal.

From the STAV Main Menu, select: Clear Emulator Screen.
ILLUSTRATION 2–18
“MAMMOCOM”
CLEAR EMULATOR SCREEN SELECTION

Terminal emulator
File transmission
DOS shell
Clear emulator
screen
Once the option is selected, the emulator screen is cleared if the emulator was used
beforehand. Otherwise, this option has no effect.
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SECTION 12
SAVING PARAMETERS
The following can be modified: communications parameters with the Senographe, Directory,
and default suffix of the files to be transferred.
When the current value of one of the parameters is modified, the Save option generates the
STAV.DAT File in the Current Directory.
“MAMMOCOM”
At each subsequent use of the MAMMOCOM Software, the values contained in the file are
taken by default.
If this file contains both the communications parameters and the names of the sub–directories
and the suffixes by default, the Save options from the following menus have the same effect:
Change Com. Parameters Menu, Save Emulator Screen Menu (Path Selection Menu or File
Extension Menu), and File Transmission Menu.
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“MAMMOCOM”
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CHAPTER 3 – DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 1
DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY JOB CARDS
JOB CARD No. PURPOSE
DR 001 SID SENSOR BOARD 800PL7

DR 002 PADDLE BOARD 800PL8
DR 003 MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD 800PL14
DR 004 INTER–ARM TILT SENSOR BOARD 800PL15
DR 005 BOARD CALIBRATION
DISASSEMBLY
DR 006 PHOTOMULTIPLIER CELL & PHOTOMULTIPLIER TUBE
DR 007 COLLIMATOR
DR 008 COMPRESSION MOTOR AND BELTS
DR 009 GANTRY CPU BATTERY
DR 010 OPTICAL FIBERS
DR 011 X–RAY TUBE HOUSING
DR 012 LAMP OF LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE
DR 013 MIRROR
DR 015 FILTER WHEEL
DR 016 GAS SPRING
DR 017 GANTRY ARM AND TUBE HOUSING SPACER COVERS
DR 018 GANTRY COLUMN COVERS
DR 019 DATA BACK–UP (SAVE OR LOAD), GENERATOR / GANTRY STATISTICS AND
ERROR CODES BACK–UP
DR 021 GENERATOR CPU BATTERY
DR 022 INVERTER – FILTERING CAPACITORS
DR 023 INVERTER – THYRISTORS/DIODES
DR 024 GENERATOR COVERS
DR 025 HV AND kV/mA TANK
DR 026 MAGNIFICATION DEVICE
DR 027 ARM ANGLE SENSOR
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DISASSEMBLY
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Senographe DMR+ Job Card DR 001 1 of 2
Purpose: SID SENSOR BOARD 800PL7 Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
Time: 1 hour Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
SID sensor board 800PL7.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
2.5 mm Allen wrench.
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
No specific safety precautions are applicable.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of SID sensor board 800PL7
1. Remove the compression arm covers and focal indicator plate (see DR 017 paragraph 5.2).
2. Set the compression arm horizontal, with the head on the left.
3. Switch OFF the DMR electrical power.
4. On SID sensor board 800PL7, disconnect connector XJ1.
5. Remove the three mounting screws (2.5 mm Allen wrench) on SID sensor board 800PL7.
Note: The image receiver position must be changed as required.
6. Remove SID sensor board 800PL7, through the end of the arm.
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SID SENSOR BOARD 800PL7

Job Card DR 001 2 of 2
5.2 Installation of SID sensor board 800PL7
1. To reinstall the SID sensor board 800PL7, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
(paragraph 5.1, 6. thru 1.).
When moving the image receiver, take care to avoid contact with the
CAUTION optointerrupters.
Before tightening the screws, check that the blanking plate runs centrally
through the four optointerrupters – Adjust the board slightly, as required.
5.3 Functional check
1. Lower the compression paddle until a thickness reading is obtained (< 350 mm).
DISASSEMBLY
2. Move the image receiver and check that the reading changes in steps of 50 mm.
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Purpose: PADDLE BOARD 800PL8 Version No.: 3

Date: May, 1997
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Paddle board 800PL8.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D 1 mm and 2.5 mm Allen wrenches.
D Circlip pliers (5 mm circlip).
D Flat screwdriver, 1/4”.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of paddle board 800PL8 (see Illustration 1)
1. Remove buttons B1 and B2 (1 mm Allen wrench).

2. Remove screws S1 and S2 from the two plastic half–covers.
3. Remove the two plastic half–covers.
4. Set the arm in the horizontal position.
6. Slacken locking screw on encoder wheel C (21).
7. Remove circlip (18) from one end of the shaft only, and remove washers 34,17 and 16.
8. Remove the two mounting screws (23/24) from the support plate.
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PADDLE BOARD 800PL8

ILLUSTRATION 1
PADDLE BOARD 800PL8 AND DETAIL OF BUTTON/SHAFT MOUNTING
B1
S1
25
DISASSEMBLY
23
24 FRONT
21 Ball latch
adjustment screw
S2
B2 Max 3.2 mm pin protrusion
Min does not overpass the
compression support frame
B1
18
17
34
16
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PADDLE BOARD 800PL8

9. Gently extract the encoder wheel from the optointerrupter by pushing it downwards, and then push the
shaft downwards until the circlip groove is at the encoder wheel level.
10. Remove the paddle board support plate.
11. Cut the ty–raps to release connector XJ1 and the ground cable.
12. Remove the three mounting screws on paddle board 800PL8 (2.5 mm Allen wrench).
13. Remove paddle board 800PL8.
5.2 Installation of paddle board 800PL8 (see Illustration 1)
1. Install paddle board 800PL8 on its support plate.
DISASSEMBLY
2. Reconnect connector XJ1.
3. Insert the equipped support plate into its housing.
4. Reset the shaft and encoder wheel to their initial positions.
CAUTION The encoder wheel is flexible but FRAGILE.
5. Reinstall the washers (see Illustration 1, bottom) on the shaft, and reinstall the circlip.
6. Install the paddle board support plate (2 mounting screws, 23/24).
CAUTION The magnet assembly (25) must not be in contact with the Hall effect
transducer (clearance approx. 1 mm).
7. Mount the encoder wheel on its shaft, ensuring that it is central in relation to the optointerrupter.
8. Tighten the encoder wheel locking screw.
9. Reinstall the two ty–raps.
10. Check the ball latch protrusion (see illustration 1): Max 3.2 mm and Min. does not overpass the
compression support frame . If adjustment is necessary unclamp the nut located inside the compression
support and rotate the screw to obtain the right protrusion value. Then reclamp the screw with the nut.
11. Install the two half–covers (screws S1 and S2).
12. Install buttons B1 and B2 (1 mm Allen wrench).
13. Check that compression fine adjustment operates correctly – the button shaft must not rotate too freely.
If the slight rotation resistance is not as required, check that the washers are correctly installed
(para. 5.2.5 and Illustration 1, items 34, 17 and 16).
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PADDLE BOARD 800PL8

14. When pressure is applied with a paddle, check that a compression force is indicated.
5.3 Adjustment and functional check
1. Perform job card IST 023 to re–calibrate the compression force.

Note: It is mandatory to check that the maximum compression force cannot be more than 30 daN (maximum
allowed by regulations).
2. Check that compression system operates normally in application mode.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH A NEW PADDLE BOARD 800PL8.
DISASSEMBLY
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Purpose: MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD 800PL14 Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Magnification sensor board 800PL14.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
2.5 mm and 5 mm Allen wrenches.
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of magnification sensor board 800PL14 (see Illustration 1)
1. Remove the compression arm covers and sensor plate (see DR 019 paragraph 5–2).
3. Remove the two mounting screws on the magnification unit support (left support only).
4. Remove the support.
5. On magnification sensor board 800PL14, disconnect connector XJ1.
6. Remove board 800PL14 and its support plate.
7. Separate board 800PL14 from its support plate by removing the two mounting screws (2.5 mm Allen
wrench).
5.2 Installation of magnification sensor board 800–PL14 (see Illustration 1)
1. To install magnification sensor board 800PL14, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
(paragraph 5.1, 7. thru1. ).
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MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD 800PL14

ILLUSTRATION 1
LOCATION OF MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD AND SUPPORT PLATE IN COMPRESSION ARM
800PL14 MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD

DISASSEMBLY
LEFT SUPPORT PLATE
1. Switch ON the DMR electrical power.

2. Set the magnification unit in each of its three positions, and check that the indication on the column
display corresponds to the selected position.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH NEW MAGNIFICATION SENSOR
BOARD 800PL14.
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Purpose: INTER–ARM TILT SENSOR BOARD 800PL15 Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Inter–arm tilt sensor board 800PL15.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D 2.5 mm Allen screwdriver (or wrench).

D
DISASSEMBLY
3 mm Allen wrench.
D 7 mm flat wrench.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of inter–arm tilt sensor board 800PL15 (see Illustration 1)
1. Remove the compression arm covers and sensor plate (see DR 017 paragraph 5.2).
2. Raise the column, to set board 800PL15 at a convenient working height.
4. Remove the lower screw S1 from the cable guide support plate, and remove the corresponding spacer
(7 mm flat wrench).
5. Remove the two mounting screws on board 800PL15.
CAUTION There are two nylon spacers under the board
6. Disconnect the connector on board 800PL15 and remove the board.
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INTER–ARM TILT SENSOR BOARD 800PL15

ILLUSTRATION 1
CENTER PART OF COMPRESSION ARM
DISASSEMBLY
CABLE GUIDE
SUPPORT
PLATE
S1
BOARD 800PL15
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5.2 Installation of inter–arm tilt sensor board 800PL15 (see Illustration 1)
1. To install inter–arm tilt sensor board 800PL15, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
CAUTION Do not forget to reinstall the two nylon spacers under the board.

2. Unlock the tube support arm and check that the five positions are correctly detected.
DISASSEMBLY
– Message S50: Incorrect X–ray incidence : at " 15_ and " 27_
No message at 0_.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH NEW INTER–ARM TILT SENSOR
BOARD 800PL15.
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DISASSEMBLY
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Purpose: BOARD CALIBRATION Version No.: 2

Date: Jan. 1996
Time: Variable (depending on the board) Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
Senographe DMR Service Manual.
DISASSEMBLY
Note: The IST xxx references are installation job cards, included in the above–mentioned Service Manual.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Electrical power must always be OFF before any board be removed or reinstalled. In the case of board
200PL1 or 200PL2, power must be switched OFF at the main power switch AND in the wall cabinet (risk of
electrocution).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
This Job Card describes the checks and calibration required following the replacement of an electronics
board in the DMR generator, gantry or console.
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BOARD CALIBRATION
ILLUSTRATION 1
SENOGRAPHIE DMR – ELECTRONICS BOARD LOCATIONS
800PL6 TUBE HOUSING ARM DISTRIBUTION BOARD
800PL11 ENCODER BOARD
800PL16 INTER–ARM LOCKK COMMAND BOARD
800PL12 GANTRY READOUT BOARD

DISASSEMBLY
800PL5 COMPRESSION ARM DISTRIBUTION BOARD
800PL14 MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD 800PL9 ENCODER BOARD

800PLL3 GANTRY CPU BOARD 800PL8 PADDLE BOARD
800PL15 INTER–ARM TILT SENSOR BOARD
800PL10 BUCKY SENSOR BOARD

(IN BUCKY)
800PL7 SID SENSOR BOARD

800PL4 PHOTOCELL BOARD
800PL2 GANTRY INTERFACE BOARD
800PL13 ENCODER BOARD
701PL1 kV/mA BOARD

200PL1 MAINS POWER BOARD 800PL1 GANTRY POWER BOARD
200PL2 SUPPLY COMMAND BOARD
400PL1 GENERATOR COMMAND BOARD
400PL2 GENERATOR INTERFACE BOARD
400PL3 GENERATOR CPU BOARD
300PL2 ANODE STARTER BOARD
300PL1 INVERTER BOARD
100PL1 OPERATOR BOARD

100PL2 CONSOLE CONTROL BOARD
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BOARD CALIBRATION
5.1 Generator boards
1. Generator CPU board 400PL3.

– ALWAYS check that the battery jumper is at the right position: X2.
– If the generator installation data was saved on diskette (see DR 019), before the old board was
removed, reload the parameters and the Seno DMR will then be operational.
It will not be possible to reload directly the parameters if the software

CAUTION version is changed, use the approriate data converter to update the saved
parameters from one version to a newer one.
– If the installation data was not saved, carry out the full generator calibration procedure (see
Senographe DMR Service Manual, Chapter 2).
DISASSEMBLY
2. Generator interface board 400PL2.
– For calibration, see the following documents:
. Heater current scale factor: IST 001,
. Bias voltage scale factor: IST 002,
. X–ray tube heater current: IST 003.
3. Generator command board 400PL1.
– For calibration, see the following documents:
. Heater current scale factor: IST 001,
. Bias voltage scale factor: IST 002,
. X–ray tube heater current: IST 003.
4. Anode starter board 300PL2.
– No calibration is required on this board.
5. Inverter board 300PL1.
– No calibration is required on this board. For removal, installation and testing, see DR 023.
6. Supply command board 200PL2
7. Mains power board 200PL1.
– No calibration is required on this board. For wiring, see IST 011.
8. kV/mA board 701PL1.
– For useful recommendations and calibration, see DR 025.
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5.2 Gantry boards
1. Gantry CPU board 800PL3.

– ALWAYS check that the battery jumper is at the right position X2.
– If the gantry installation data was saved on diskette (see DR 019), before the old board was
removed, reload the parameters and the Seno DMR will then be operational.
It will not be possible to reload directly the parameters if the software

CAUTION version is changed, use the approriate data converter to update the saved
parameters from one version to a newer one.
– If the installation data was not saved, carry out the full gantry calibration procedure (see
Senographe DMR Service Manual, Chapter 2).
DISASSEMBLY
2. Gantry interface board 800PL2.

– Calibration is required only for HVPM: perform IST 004.
3. Photocell board 800PL4.
a. Carry out the board hardware calibration, see IST 004 and IST 005.
b. To avoid extensive recalibration of the AEC (PM yield), some parameters, related to Stereotix II,
can be modified manually.
c. Using the ”Service Terminal” or console (from application mode), the parameters to be modified
manually can be accessed through the following selections:

The menu name is:
(screen: @ <00327>)
(default value, unchanged after ”normal” calibration)

value +1.000E+0 if no Stereotix calibration carried out,

value # 1 after Stereotix calibration
d. Return into application mode and configure the Senographe as follows:

. LF ; Mo/Mo,
. 30 kV,
. 1 point mode,
. screen/film combination already calibrated,
. with grid,
. 4 cm plexiglas,
. configure the Seno to display the pose technical parameters,
. insert a cassette with a screen, and a blank film.
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BOARD CALIBRATION
e. Execute a pose:
. If the measured thickness is 40mm " 1mm,
can remain at its existing value.
. If the measured thickness is outside the tolerance 40 mm " 1 mm, modify
by " 0.05,
for each mm of deviation
i.e. increment
to decrease the measured thickness, or
decrement
to increase the measured thickness.
Example:
To move thickness measurement from 44 to 40 mm:
set:
= +1.2 (= +1.200E+0).
To move thickness measurement from 34 to 40 mm:
set:
= +0.7 (= +7.000E–1).
. When
gives a thickness value within the tolerance 40mm " 1mm, apply the same
coefficient to modify , and
DISASSEMBLY
f. Carry out the operations described in Job Card IST 014 (Reference Energy Calibration), at least
to check correct calibration of the phototimer.
4. Gantry power board 800PL1.
– Check offset and gain for grid movement – see TSG 014.
5. Compression arm distribution board 800PL5.
– For calibration of breast thickness measurement – see IST 025.
6. Tube housing arm distribution board 800PL6.
– Remove jumper from XJ16 (delivered for old DMRs compatibility). No calibration is required on
this board.
7. SID sensor board 800PL7.
– No calibration is required on this board. To check the board, see DR 001.
8. Paddle board 800PL8.
– For calibration and checking, see DR 002.
9. Encoder board 800PL9, PL11 and PL13.
– Position the sensor very carefully, in relation to the ”active” ring of the encoder.
Incorrect positioning can result in:
800PL13 – for the elevator, incorrect rising speed (3” ramp),
800PL11 – for the compression, actual movement may differ from selected movement,
800PL9 – for end of compression adjustment, irregular movement over one button revolution.
10. Gantry readout board 800PL12.
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11. Magnification sensor board 800PL14.

– To check the board, see DR 003.
12. Inter–arm tilt sensor board 800PL15.
– To check the board, see DR 004.
13. Inter–arm lock command board 800PL16.
5.3 Console
1. Operator board 100PL1.

DISASSEMBLY
2. Console control board 100PL2.

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Purpose: PHOTOMULTIPLIER CELL ASSEMBLY Version No.: 3

Date: August 1999
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Photomultiplier cell assembly.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Seno DMR Service Manual.
DISASSEMBLY
D 2.5 mm Allen wrench.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
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SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
Refer to Illustration 1.
1. Rotate the examination arm to set the tube housing downwards.
3. Remove the image receptor cover (4 screws).
4. Set the cell in position “1” (towards the patient).
5. Disconnect coaxial cables HTPM and IPM (1).
6. Remove the seven screws (2) securing the assembly to the left and right slides (2.5 mm Allen wrench).
7. Remove the photomultiplier cell assembly from the image receptor.
DISASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 1
PHOTOMULTIPLIER CELL
2
2
5.1 Installation of photomultiplier cell assembly
D To install the photomultiplier cell assembly, carry out the above operations in reverse order.
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Purpose: COLLIMATOR Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
Time: 2 hours Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Collimator.
D Tyraps.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D 4 mm Allen wrench.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of collimator
1. Set tube housing arm to convenient position.

3. Remove tube housing arm covers (see DR 017 paragraph 5.3).
4. Remove collimator anti–scatter box.
D Remove the left side screw and slide out the left panel.
D Remove the screw located at the center underside and slide out the box.
5. Remove the two rods retaining front of collimator (4 locking pins).
D The collimator swings down freely on its rear shaft.
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COLLIMATOR
6. Remove tyraps along cable harness between collimator and tube housing arm distribution board
800PL6.
7. On tube housing arm distribution board 800PL6, disconnect connectors XJ7, XJ8, XJ9, XJ10, XJ15
and XJ16 and separate these cables from the rest of the harness.
8. Remove rod retaining rear of collimator (2 locking pins) – push or tap the rod out to the right. This
releases the collimator.
9. Remove ground cable on rear of collimator (screwdriver).
Note: Set the screw back on the collimator because it is critical to the motor setting for shipping.
10. Remove collimator.
5.2 Installation of collimator

DISASSEMBLY
1. Install new collimator (install rear rod and locking pins, followed by front rod and locking pins).
2. On tube housing arm distribution board 800PL6, reconnect connectors XJ7, XJ8, XJ9, XJ10, XJ15 and
XJ16, reconstitute the cable harness, installing new tyraps.
3. Reinstall collimator anti–scatter box following the reverse order of section 5.1
4. Reinstall tube housing arm covers (see DR 017 paragraph 5.3).
1. Switch ON the DMR electrical power and check that the self–test is correctly executed.
2. Proceed to collimator check and adjustment: see IST 027, IST 030 and IST 028 in DMR Service
manual.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW COLLIMATOR.
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Purpose: COMPRESSION MOTOR AND BELTS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
Time: 1 h 30 min Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Compression motor.
D Compression belts.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D 7 mm flat wrench.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
Carry out the following preliminary actions:

D Remove the compression arm covers and sensor plate (see DR 017).
D Set the compression paddle mounting in contact with the image receptor.
D Switch OFF the DMR electrical power.
5.1 Removal of compression motor and small belt (see Illustrations 1 and 2)
1. Disconnect the connector from the compression motor.

2. Remove the cable support plate P1 (supporting the cable between 800PL5 and XJ4) and release the
harness by cutting the tyrap located under the motor.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
COMPRESSION ARM WITH COMPRESSION MOTOR MOUNTING DETAIL
COMPRESSION MOTOR
S1 S2
DISASSEMBLY
P1
S3 to S6
SLIDE BAR PROTRUSION
SLIDE BAR
MAGNIFICATION RIGHT SUPPORT PLATE
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ILLUSTRATION 2
DETAIL OF PULLEY AND MOTOR MOUNTING, SHOWING COMPONENT ASSEMBLY SEQUENCE
LARGE BELT PULLEY
SMALL BELT PULLEY
S10
RIGHT S7
DISASSEMBLY
COMPRESSION
MOTOR
LEFT
S8 S9
ENCODER WHEEL
3. Remove the crank pulley bearing support plate (two 4 mm Allen screws, S1 and S2).
4. Remove the four screws, S3 to S6 (4 mm Allen wrench), from the motor support plate.
Check that the slide bar does not protrude out of the front of the pulley as
CAUTION this prevents the mounting of the small belt. If necessary, push the slide
bar slightly downwards.
5. Carefully extract the motor and the small toothed belt
CAUTION Take care not to damage the encoding wheel
6. Remove the two left–hand motor mounting screws (S8 and S9 – see above), on the motor support plate.
7. Remove the optointerrupter support board, thus releasing the toothed belt.
8. Remove the other two screws (S7 and S10, on the right), followed by the encoding wheel and the
pulley, if the motor is being changed.
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5.2 Installation of compression motor and small belt (see Illustrations 1 and 2)
D To install the compression motor and small belt, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
(8 thru 1).
Note: Small toothed belt is tensioned by moving motor.
5.3 Adjustment
D The four mounting screws (Illustration 2, items S7 to S10) enable the toothed belt tension to be
adjusted. Take care to avoid excessive belt tension.
5.4 Removal of large compression belt (see Illustrations 1 and 2)

DISASSEMBLY
THE COMPRESSION MOTOR AND SMALL BELT MUST BE

WARNING REMOVED BEFORE THE PROCEDURE DESCRIBED BELOW CAN
BE EXECUTED (SEE PARA. 5.1).
1. Release the lock, behind the arm, to offset the compression arm in relation to the tube housing arm.
3. Set compression arm horizontal (the most convenient position).
5. Remove the magnification right support plate (accessible behind arm – two 5 mm Allen screws).
6. Set paddle support opposite hole left free by removal of magnification right support plate.
7. Slacken the two screws on the paddle support, to release the belt joining piece.
Note: In the case of routine maintenance; if the belt is being replaced; then the old belt can simply be cut.
8. On the end of the belt, unscrew the small tensioner screw (7 mm flat wrench – see Illustration 3), to
release the spring.
Note: It is not necessary to remove the spring. The tensioner screw need only be unscrewed a few turns.
9. Remove the end piece from the adjustment end of the belt (spring end) (2 small slot–head screws).
10. Remove the spring housing/belt joining piece (two 3 mm Allen screws).
Check that the slide bar does not protrude out of the front of the pulley as
CAUTION this prevents the mounting of the small belt. If necessary, push the slide
bar slightly downwards.
11. After the belt has been removed or cut, remove the two pulleys and spindle.
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ILLUSTRATION 3
BELT JOINING PIECE, SHOWING BELT ENGAGEMENT AND TENSIONER SCREW
BELT TENSIONER SCREW
COIL SPRING
DISASSEMBLY
FIRST FOUR TEETH, ON EACH END, ENGAGED IN
FIRST FOUR NOTCHES IN BELT JOINING PIECE
5.5 Installation of large compression belt (see Illustrations 1, 2 and 3)
1. Install new belt.

Note: Belt is already cut to exact length (1215 mm).
2. While leaving some slack on the belt, install the belt joining piece.
3. Engage the first four teeth, on each end of the belt, in the corresponding four notches in the belt joining
piece (see Illustration 3).
CAUTION Take care not to twist the belt
4. Engage belt on small pulley.

Note: This operation is facilitated by the insertion of a packing piece on the end of the spring, to compress
the spring and slacken the belt – Remove packing piece after belt is engaged on pulley.
5. Tension (compress) the spring (7 mm flat wrench), using a little locking compound (Loctite or similar)
on the tensioner threads.
6. Reinstall the bearings and pulleys.
Note: To do this it will be necessary to pull on the belt.
7. Recentralize the paddle and mount the belt central piece on the paddle support.
8. Reinstall the motor support plate and motor (4 screws).
9. Reinstall small belt and cable support plate.
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10. Reconnect small coding wheel connector.

11. Tension small toothed belt by moving motor.
12. Tighten all four screws (motor mount).
13. Reconnect motor connector.
14. Reinstall the magnification plate support.
Note: See Functional check, below.
15. Install compression paddle.
16. Reinstall covers (refer to s.m. IST 032) and the small cable protector on motor flange.
CAUTION Cables must pass outside protector plate, and plate must not be in contact
DISASSEMBLY
with pulley.
CAUTION The functional check should be carried out both before and after the
reinstallation of the compression paddle and arm covers.

2. Check that the belt runs correctly over its full travel range.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW COMPRESSION
MOTOR AND BELTS.
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Purpose: GANTRY CPU BATTERY Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Lithium battery.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D Soldering iron.
D Service terminal.
D DMR data diskette.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
BEFORE REMOVING GANTRY CPU BOARD 800–PL3, SAVE THE

WARNING GANTRY PARAMETERS ON A DISKETTE, TO ENSURE THAT
THESE PARAMETERS (SAVED USING BATTERY POWER) ARE
NOT ACCIDENTALLY LOST WHILE THE BATTERY IS BEING
CHANGED – SEE DR 019.
5.1 Removal of gantry CPU battery and installation of new battery
1. Remove the column cover (CPU side only) (see IST 032).
2. On gantry CPU board 800PL3, remove the two mounting screws (2.5 mm Allen wrench), and remove
the board.
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3. Solder the new lithium battery in the free position (BT1 or BT2), respecting the polarities.
4. Unsolder the old battery.
5. Reinstall gantry CPU board 800PL3 in its position in the gantry.
6. Reinstall the column cover (CPU side) (see IST 032).
1. Switch ON the Senographe DMR electrical power.

2. Check that the message:

is not displayed after initialization.

DISASSEMBLY
3. If the above message is displayed, reload the gantry parameters, from the previously saved diskette.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW GANTRY CPU
BATTERY.
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Purpose: OPTICAL FIBERS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Optical fibers.
D Tyraps.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
Seno DMR Service Manual.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
When disconnecting optical fibers, always pull on the connector AND

CAUTION NOT on the cable. If in doubt, check that the core of the fiber is ”flush”
with the end of the connector.
5.1 Removal and reinstallation of optical fibers

2. Remove the generator covers and the gantry column covers (see IST 032).
3. Disconnect the optical fibers at both ends.
4. Disengage the harness connecting the generator and the gantry, particularly if the harness is coiled
under the generator.
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5. Open the harness protection housing.

6. Disengage the black ribbed outer cover protecting the optical fibers.
Note: It will be necessary to cut some of the tyraps in the generator and the gantry.
7. Remove the harness clamp at the bottom of the gantry column.
8. Gently pull the black ribbed outer cover out of the generator and the gantry.
CAUTION Take care to avoid rubbing or dirt, on the ends of the ”good” fibers.
9. Open the ribbed outer cover, over its entire length, and remove the defective fiber.
10. Replace this fiber, respecting connector color coding.
DISASSEMBLY
11. Temporarily reconnect the four fibers to the generator and gantry, and check that the system operates
correctly when the electrical power is switched ON.
12. Disconnect the four fibers and reinstall the ribbed outer cover in the harness.
13. Carefully install new tyraps, particularly inside the gantry and between the base plate and gantry
interface board 800PL2.

2. Raise and lower the column and visually check that the movement is not fouling any of the cables.
3. Reinstall the generator covers and the gantry column covers (see IST 032).
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW OPTICAL FIBERS.
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Purpose: X–RAY TUBE HOUSING Version No.: 2

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D X–ray tube housing.

D HV grease ( pn: C333633).
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D 10 mm flat wrench.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be careful when touching the tube housing, as its temperature can be up to 80_C (about 180_F).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
GREAT CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO AVOID DAMAGING THE

WARNING RHODIUM FILTER, WHICH IS EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE.
5.1 Removal of X–Ray Tube
1. Select Aluminum filter to avoid possible damage to the rhodium or moly filters.
D Select manual exposure mode with button.
D Press button on console until Al is displayed.

D Press first trigger to advance the filter wheel to Al.
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2. Select large focal spot, to allow easier access to x–ray tube connectors
3. Lower gantry to down limit for better tube access.
4. Power off console and shut off wall breaker.
CAUTION Apply appropriate LOCK OUT/TAG OUT techniques, before

proceeding.
5. Remove the X–Ray tube housing covers. (See Illustration 1)

D Remove plastic strip B
D Remove plastic screw covers and screws 3, 5, and 7
D Remove left half cover
DISASSEMBLY
D Remove plastic screw covers and screws 4, 6, and 8

D Remove right half cover
ILLUSTRATION 1
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6. Remove black collimator anti–scatter shield by loosening single screw on bottom and pulling shield
forward and down. (See Illustration 2)
ILLUSTRATION 2
DISASSEMBLY
7. Disconnect the following cables from the rear of the x–ray tube.
(See Illustration 3 and use the view that matches the actual tube configuration)
D +HT(small black wire)
D Stator (outside connector)
D HT (high voltage cable)
D Ground
ILLUSTRATION 3
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8. Disconnect connector XJ4 on 800PL6 Bd. (See Illustration 4)

ILLUSTRATION 4
DISASSEMBLY
9. Loosen 2 10mm bolts at rear of tube housing and remove 2 at front.

The tube should remain in position.
10. Remove tube housing by gently pulling up and forward.
5.2 Installation of new X–ray Tube Housing
1. Unpack x–ray tube and remove aluminum protective cover from bottom tube port window.
2. Carefully slide new tube housing into place, avoid touching bottom tube port window or filter
assembly.
3. Adjust the front of tube housing approximately parallel with front of tube mounting frame, install 2
front mounting bolts and tighten all 4 bolts.
4. Reinstall the following cables. (See Illustration 3)
D +HT(small black wire)
D Stator (outside connector)
D HT (high voltage cable)
D Ground
5. Reconnect connector XJ4 on 800PL6 Bd. (See Illustration 4)
6. Verify cables are routed away from tube angulation belt/sprocket, tie–wrap cables if needed.
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5.3 Calibration and Adjustment of X–ray Tube
1. Power on system.
2. Enter the install mode: select SETUP/PASSWORD and enter your password.
3. Perform an “R–Init” of the tube. Select:
SETUP/GENE/INSTALL/GENE/CONFIG/CONFIG/TUBE/R_INIT/INIT_TUBE
4. Declare the correct tube model. Select:
SETUP/GENE/INSTALL/GENE/CONFIG/CONFIG/TUBE/MODEL
Select the correct model and VALID.
5. Check the focal spot bias voltages. Bias voltage values are located on the right side of the x–ray tube.
DISASSEMBLY
Select:
GENE/INSTALL/GENE/GENE/BIAS/VOLTAGE
This will access the menus which display these values, and which allow these values to be modified.
The four values are displayed on the console by rotating the KV knob. If parameters need to be
modified see Job Card IST002 section 5.1.8 in the DMR Service Manual.
Repeatedly press until you return to applications mode.

6. Perform Job Card IST003 found in the DMR Service Manual.
7. Perform Job Card IST 027 sections 5.1, 5.2, and 5.7. If adjustment is needed, this job card will give
necessary instructions.
8. Perform Job Card IST 007 section 6.6, skip sections 6–6–2 through 6–6–4. If results are not
satisfactory re–calibration of this entire job card is necessary.
9. If a re–calibration of entire Job Card IST 007 was performed, check phototiming operation by
performing Section 6–5–5 for DMRV1 and section 5–9 for DMRV2 of Job Card IST013.
10. Verify ACR phantom with an exposure in CNT AUTO mode, check film density and overall phantom
appearance.
5.4 Verify Image Chain is free from all absorbing particles
1. For the following 3 exposures open collimator to maximum, set SID to 600 mm, and remove the
compression paddle and bucky.
2. Select the following exposure parameters: Small focal spot, Mo track, Al filter, 24 KV, and 100 mAs.
3. Insert a 24x30 Ready Pack film on top of the image receptor.
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4. Make exposure, develop film, and verify film is free of artifacts.

5. Select the following exposure parameters: Small focal spot, Mo track, Mo filter, 24 KV, and 40 mAs.
7. Select the following exposure parameters: Small focal spot, Mo track, Rh filter, 25 KV, and 40 mAs.
Note: The above mAs values are examples; specific film types may require an increase or decrease to achieve
approximately 1.2 film density.
9. If artifacts appear, before any manipulation, check that the mirror is clean, remove it from the image
chain if in doubt. If little white spots(around 1 mm in diameter) appear at the same location on all 3
films, clean the bottom tube port window. If such artifacts remain replace the x–ray tube. If other
artifacts appear only on one of the films, check the filter wheel, clean or replace as necessary.
DISASSEMBLY
Note: Handle the filter wheel carefully, it is fragile and expensive.
5.5 Database Backup
Backup both the Generator and Gantry Databases.

Note: If system is InSite entitled, the Online Center can backup the databases on the EDM.
5.6 Proceed to HHS
HHS test data may be entered into the laptop 3382 spreadsheet program, or if this is not available, it may be
recorded in form 3382 found in Tab 8 of System Field Test for HHS, Direction 46–013894.
Note: For HHS KV accuracy check the internal divider on the DMR can be monitored on the 701PL1 Bd
on the front of the HV tank TP7(Ref TP1). Scale factor is 0.162volts/KV.
Note: For HHS mAs Accuracy Check measure mAs on the 701PL1 Bd on the front of the HV Tank, insert
mAs meter in series with jumper between MES_MA_NEG and MES_MA_POS.
5.7 Reinstall Collimator Anti–scatter Shield
See Section 1 if needed.
5.8 Reinstall both left and right Tube Housing Covers
See Section 1 if needed.
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Purpose: LAMP OF LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
Time: Not applicable Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Lamp of light centering device.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Not applicable.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
See Seno DMR Service Manual – IST 035.
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DISASSEMBLY
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Purpose: MIRROR Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Mirror.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
GREAT CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO AVOID TOUCHING THE

WARNING MIRROR (NO FINGER PRINTS) AND TO AVOID DAMAGING THE
FILTER WHEEL, WHICH IS EXTREMELY FRAGILE AND
LOCATED JUST ABOVE THE MIRROR
5.1 Removal and installation of mirror (see Illustration 1)
1. On the Bucky, use a piece of adhesive tape to mark the rear edge of the light field.
4. Remove tube housing arm covers (see DR 017).
5. Remove collimator light shield box (one mounting screw).
6. Remove rod retaining front of collimator (2 locking pins).
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MIRROR
7. Open the collimator.

8. Remove the mirror adjustment screw and its spring.
9. Remove the locknuts on the two mirror mounting screws.
ILLUSTRATION 1
TUBE HOUSING ARM WITH MIRROR INSTALLATION DETAIL
MIRROR FRAME
DISASSEMBLY
TUBE HOUSING ARM
MIRROR MOUNTING SCREWS

AND LOCKNUTS
MIRROR ANGLE ADJUSTMENT SCREW

AND SPRING
10. Remove the two mirror mounting screws (3 mm Allen) and the mirror.
11. To install the new mirror, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence (10 thru 1).
5.2 Adjustment of mirror
1. Adjust the mirror angle so that the rear edge of the light field coincides with the mark made in 5.1.1,
above.
5.3 Verification of Installation
Refer back to IST 28 and IST 36 of the SM (2118407–104)

THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW MIRROR.
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Purpose: FILTER WHEEL Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Filter wheel.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D 8 mm flat wrench.
D Circlip pliers.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of filter wheel

3. Remove tube housing arm covers (see DR 017).
4. Remove collimator light shield box (one mounting screw).
5. Remove the front rod retaining the collimator (2 spring clips).
6. On tube housing arm distribution board 800PL6, disconnect connectors XJ6 and XJ11.
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CAUTION In the following operations, concerning the filter wheel and motor, great
care should be taken TO AVOID TOUCHING THE MIRROR
7. Remove the filter motor mounting screws, one each side of motor (5 mm Allen wrench).
8. Remove the motor, complete with filter wheel.
9. Remove the nut and washer, retaining the filter wheel spindle to the support plate (8 mm flat wrench).
10. Separate the spindle from the wheel by removing the circlip.
5.2 Installation of filter wheel
1. To install the new filter wheel, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence (paragraph 5.1,
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10 thru 1).
1. Switch on the DMR electrical power supply and check that the self–test is correctly executed.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW FILTER WHEEL.
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Purpose: GAS SPRING Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Gas spring.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D Service Terminal.
D Set of steps (for access to top of column).
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal and installation of gas spring
1. Remove the column covers (see IST 032) in Seno DMR Service Manual.
3. Remove three plastic caps on column top cover.
4. Remove the three cover mounting screws and the cover.
5. Disconnect cable from XJ1 on board 800PL12 (inside, on cover).
6. Raise column approx. 30 cm, to raise the safety plate above the fixed part of the gas spring.
7. Remove jack (gas spring) safety plate inside column (two 8 mm Allen screws).
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ILLUSTRATION 1
GAS SPRING INSTALLATION IN COLUMN
DISASSEMBLY
GAS SPRING
CLAMP
COLUMN MOTOR
FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW
For safety, the two 8 mm screws are installed using thread locking
CAUTION compound (loctite or similar) and a leverage extension will probably be
required on the Allen wrench, to slacken the screws.
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8. Remove clamp on front edge, at bottom of column (2 bolts, 7 mm flat wrench).

9. Lower column and insert new gas spring (inner plunger downwards), next to the existing gas spring, in
the corner where the motor is located.
10. Raise column to max. height (gas spring is then not under load).
11. Try to move the gas spring. If no movement is possible on the upper and lower mounting rods, use the
column maintenance menu, on the ”Service Terminal”, to raise the column, very gently, to the upper
mechanical stop.
12. Remove upper and lower gas spring mountings (two small rods, secured by locking pins – no tool
required).
13. Install new gas spring, in place of old one.
14. Reinstall upper and lower gas spring mounting rods, complete with locking pins (align pins vertically).
DISASSEMBLY
15. Place old gas spring in one corner of column.
16. Check cable harness is correctly positioned. Adjust as required.
17. Lower column to approx. 30 cm above lower end of travel stop (check movement of cable harness).
18. Reinstall clamp on front edge, at bottom of column (2 bolts, 7 mm flat wrench).
19. Reinstall the gas spring safety plate inside column (two 8 mm Allen screws).
CAUTION For safety, the two 8 mm screws are installed using thread locking
compound (loctite or similar).
20. Lower the column to the fully down position.

21. Remove the old gas spring.
22. Reconnect cable to XJ1 on board 800PL12 (inside, on cover).
23. Reinstall the cover, and the three cover mounting screws.
24. Reinstall the three plastic caps on column top cover.
25. Reinstall the column covers (see IST 032) in Seno DMR Service Manual.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH NEW GAS SPRING IN COLUMN.
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Purpose: GANTRY ARM AND TUBE HOUSING SPACER Version No.: 2

COVERS Date: Jan. 1996
Time: 20 min each, for 5–1, 5–2 and 5–3 Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Slim flat blade (knife or similar).
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be careful when touching the tube housing, as its temperature can be up to 80_C (about 180_F).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
See below, paragraph 5.1 to end.
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COVERS Job Card DR 017 2 of 6
5.1 Removal and reinstallation of tube housing arm lower covers (see Illustration 1)
1. Using a flat blade, remove the plastic covers – four around the rotation axis and two at the bottom end of
the arm (three in each half–cover).
2. Set the arm in the horizontal position, tube on the right, and remove the half–cover mounting screws
(1, 2 and 3).
3. Lift the half–cover and remove it.
4. Rotate the arm through 180_.
5. Repeat 2 and 3, above, for the other half–cover, but removing mounting screws 4, 5 and 6.
6. To reinstall the arm lower covers, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
DISASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 1
TUBE HOUSING ARM LOWER COVERS – MOUNTING SCREW LOCATIONS
4
1
2
5
3 6
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5.2 Removal and reinstallation of compression arm covers (see Illustration 2)
1. Set the compression arm in the horizontal position, tube on the right, and unlock the tube housing arm
to set it at 27_, with the tube below the horizontal.
3. Using the flat screwdriver and 4 mm Allen wrench, remove screws 1 and 2.
ILLUSTRATION 2
COMPRESSION ARM COVERS – MOUNTING SCREW LOCATIONS
1 3
DISASSEMBLY
2 4
4. Remove the left half–cover by slightly lifting it on the compression motor side, and then gently pulling
it to the left.
5. Switch the DMR electrical power back on.
6. Reset the tube housing arm to 0_.
7. Rotate the compression arm through 180_ and unlock the housing arm to set the tube 27_ downwards.
9. Remove screw 3, followed by screw 4 (screwdriver and 4 mm Allen wrench, respectively).
10. Remove the right half–cover by slightly lifting it on the compression motor side, and then gently
pulling it to the right.
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11. Recover spacer plate E (on the top of the sensor indicator plate P) and remove plate P by gently pulling
it towards the bottom of the compression arm.
12. To reinstall the compression arm covers, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
Reinstall spacer plate E as quickly as possible. It will stay in place when

CAUTION one of the half–covers has been reinstalled. To prevent plate P from
falling, do not set the compression arm in the vertical position until at least
one half–cover has been installed.
ILLUSTRATION 3
SENSOR INDICATOR AND SPACER PLATES
E
DISASSEMBLY
510
560
610
660
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5.3 Removal and reinstallation of tube housing spacer covers (see Illustration 4)
1. Remove strip B (clipped in position).

2. Set the tube housing arm horizontal, with the head on the right.
3. Remove the plastic covers and screws 3, 5 and 7.
ILLUSTRATION 4
TUBE HOUSING SPACER COVERS – MOUNTING SCREW LOCATIONS
5 B
6
7
8
DISASSEMBLY
3
P
4
4. Remove the left half–cover.

5. Rotate the arm through 180_ (head on the left).
6. Remove the plastic covers and screws 4, 6 and 8.
7. Remove the right half–cover.
8. To reinstall the tube housing spacer covers, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
CAUTION Take care to install the short screws in positions 3 and 4.
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Purpose: GANTRY COLUMN COVERS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Not applicable.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
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Purpose: DATA BACK–UP (SAVE OR LOAD), GENERATOR/ Version No.: 1

GANTRY STATISTICS AND ERROR CODES
Date: Jan. 1996
BACK–UP
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Formatted diskette.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
Service Terminal with Mammocom (DMR communication software, last release is V1.16).
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
DATA CANNOT BE RELOADED IF THE SOFTWARE VERSION TO

WARNING BE USED FOR THE RELOAD IS NOT THE SAME AS THAT USED TO
SAVE THE DATA.
Note: Generator and gantry data files must be loaded separately. DATE and TIME functions must be
correctly initialized, to ensure that the files saved are correctly dated.
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DATA BACK–UP (SAVE OR LOAD), GENERATOR/

GANTRY STATISTICS AND ERROR CODES BACK–UP Job Card DR 019 2 of 8
Note: Run Mammocom under DOS rather than Windows 95/98. If your laptop is operating under Windows
95, click “Start”, then “Restart Computer in MS-DOS mode”. This will avoid potential transmission
errors while saving or restoring data.
5.1 Getting started with a blank formatted diskette.
5.1.1 Insert a blank formatted diskette into diskette drive A; and create two directories in order to save the
Generator and Arm / Gantry parameters:
Dir 1: GENE
Dir 2: ARM
Under MS–DOS type as follows:

a. At the prompt C:\ > enter a:
b. At the prompt A:\ > enter mkdir GENE and hit <ENTER>
DISASSEMBLY
c. At the prompt A:\ > enter mkdir ARM and hit <ENTER>
Note: The directories GENE and ARM are created on the Floppy diskette.
5.2 Back–up of Generator parameters
1. Note the settings of the Gantry/Arm (automatic decompression, programmable height of

decompression, etc.) medical menus and the setting of the Generator (language):
2. Go to Medical setup menu to record customer medical parameters using following commands:
– SETUP / MEDICAL / SPEED / <Value> SPEED
– SETUP / FORCE / <Value> FORCE
– SETUP / DECOMP / <Value> DECOMP
– SETUP / BEEP / <Value> BEEP
– SETUP / HEIGHT / <Value> HEIGHT
– SETUP / FILM / <Value> FILM
– SETUP / GENE / INSTALL / GENE / GENE / BIAS / VOLTAGE Mo/LF
Rh/LF
Mo/SF
3. Go back to application mode : SETUP / SETUP / SETUP Rh/SF
Note: See Chapter 2: ’’MAMMOCOM COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE’’
4. Run MAMMOCOM application by typing cd MAMMOCOM.
5. Then start the application; enter STAV then hit <ENTER>.
For our exemple:
C:\ > CD MAMMOCOM
C:\ > MAMMOCOM> STAV
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6. When MAMMOCOM is started, select ”Terminal Emulator” on the menu and press ”Enter”. Check
that NO checksum error code is displayed before back–up,on the laptop screen.
7. Perform the connection between the laptop and the DMR; Press F10: connect.
Note: The DMR console displays: REMOTE ACCESS IN PROGESS.
8. Use the menu tree of the Generator maintenance from the ASM to access the INSTALL PARAM
TRANSFERT menu (Screen @ <00295>.
The full path is (on your laptop):
SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/1>2/TRANS
F9 F1 F6 F3 F1 F6 F5
9. Press the key (F1).
10. Without leaving this maintenance menu @<00361>, press ALT–M, to return to the MAMMOCOM
DISASSEMBLY
main menu.
11. Select the ”File transmission” option with the cursor key then <ENTER>.
12. Insert the formatted diskette (step 5.1) into the diskette drive of your laptop.
13. In the file transmission menu, define the parameters as required:
Note: Use cursor keys (arrows) to highlight each option, then press ”Enter” to select, and name each option.
Note: You can always go back to main menu by pressing ALT–M.
14. Highlight the option ”file name” then hit <ENTER> by default the file name is PARAM, since the
parameters saved are for Generator, it is recommended to name the file:
GENEDDMM (with DD: Day and MM: Month) and hit <ENTER>.
Note: You are free to use the file name you want.
15. Highlight ”directory name” and hit <ENTER>.
Note: Since the saved parameters MUST stay on site, it is imperative to save them on a floppy diskette (see
section 5.1).
a. In the file directory menu highlight directory and hit <ENTER>.
b. At the prompt A: enter GENE (directory created in step 5.1), and hit <ENTER>.
c. Suffix: leave DAT
d. Highlight save then hit <ENTER>.
e. Go back to ”file transmission” menu by pressing Alt–M.
16. Select ”Receive: equipment–>PC”, using cursor keys (arrows) and hit <ENTER>.
At the menu ’’file types’’ highlight ’’CODED’’ file then hit <ENTER> to select. The coded format will
ensure a better reloading safety against corrupted data.
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– The received data are scrolled on the screen.

– The Service Terminal then displays: Receiving file: A:\ GENEDDMM
Note: An error message is displayed if the laptop and the Senographe are not physically connected (only on
MAMMOCOM V1.16 and above).
17. When the transfer is completed, the message ”file reception successful” is displayed, then press
ALT–M, several times, to return to the MAMMOCOM main menu.
18. Reselect ”Terminal Emulator”,and hit <ENTER> (to enable an exit from maintenance mode) then
disconnect your laptop to the DMR, by pressing CTRL–D: disconnect.
– The DMR console displays data save OK.
– Return to the application menu by pressing SETUP on the console several times.
19. Check the presence of the recorded file by pressing ALT–M, then select the menu ”DOS shell” option;
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at the prompt C:\ > type the DOS command:

DIR A: \GENE\ and hit <ENTER>.
Note: The ”Generator” file GENEDDMM size is around 10KB.
20. Then at the prompt type : and hit <ENTER> to return to the MAMMOCOM menu.
Note: The Medical parameters are not part of the back–up.
5.3 Reloading of Generator parametres
1. Power off the system, clear memory by removing the jumper X2 near the battery on the CPU generator
during 30 seconds, then re–install it.
Note: The procedure is written in the case we are re–started from prompt C:\ >
2. Run MAMMOCOM application (C:\ > CD MAMMOCOM)
3. Start the STAV application (C:\ > MAMMOCOM > STAV)
4. Select ’’Terminal Emulator’’.
5. Perform the connection between the laptop and the DMR; press F10 to connect.
Note: The DMR console displays: REMOTE ACCESS IN PROGESS
6. Use the menu tree of the Generator maintenance from the ASM to access the INSTALL PARAM
TRANSFERT menu (screen @ < 00295>).
The full path is (on your laptop):
SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/1>2/TRANS
F9 F1 F6 F3 F1 F6 F5
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7. Press the key (F3).

8. Without leaving this maintenance menu @<00362>, press ALT–M, to return to the MAMMOCOM
main menu.
9. Insert the back–up diskette into the diskette drive and check that the file needed is present, and the exact
spelling of the file name (use the DOS shell option if necessary).
Note: Use the file backed–up in section 5.2

10. Select the ”File transmission” option and hit <ENTER>.
In the file transmission menu, define the parameters as required:
File name : GENEDDMM (max. 8 characters)
Directory name : A: Mandatory file name from paragraph 5.2, step 11
Suffix : DAT
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11. Select : Transmit : PC ––> Equipment to start the transfer and hit <ENTER>.
– The transmitted data are scrolled on the screen.
– The service Terminal then displays:
Transmitting file: A: GENE\GENEDDMM.DAT to equipment.
12. When the transfer is completed the message ’’transmission successful’’ is displayed, press ALT–M
several times to return to the MAMMOCOM main menu.
13. Select ”Terminal Emulator” and hit <ENTER> to exit from the maintenance menu, then disconnect
your laptop to the DMR by pressing CTRL–D: disconnect.
14. Following the reloading of the parameters, NO checksum error should be displayed. The Medical
parameters must be re–entered manually.
Note: The DMR console displays: ’’data load OK’’.
5.4 Restoring configuration parameters

1. Restore the medical menu of the gantry (automatic decompression, programmable height of
decompression, etc.) as noted in section 5.2.1.
2. Reset date and time of Generator clock. The path from Application Mode is:
SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/DATE
3. With software 5.04 to V5.10 we need to re–initialize heating current table for X–ray tube Maxiray 70
TH–F.
– Go to menu Install/gene/config/tube/model/70 TH–F and valid.
– Make a checksum.
– Return to application menu; it is normal to have the message ”S36 Enter Bias voltage”.
– Go to Menu gene/instal/gene/gene/bias/voltage.
– Re–enter parameters recorded in section 5.2 for Mo/LF – Rh/LF – Mo/SF – Rh/SF.
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These parameters are also displayed on a label stuck on the X–ray tube housing because they are
specific for each tube. These parameters are critical for the reliability of the tube.
4. Choose the generator (AOP) configuration:
Path = SETUP / GENE / INSTAL / GENE / AOP / TYPE
For a DMR+ the type should be A.
Note: If you need to check Gantry settings after the DMR arm data conversion, proceed as follows:
Access the Gantry configuration menu:
path = SETUP / ARM / VALID / INSTALL / CONFIG/
The various parameters are accessible using the paths shown below (relative to CONFIG/:
Collimator front blade (motorized) /COLLIM/FRONT–B/
Cassette detection /CASSET/
DISASSEMBLY
18 x 24 plastic bucky /BUCKY/

Collimator type /COLLIM/TYPE/
5.5 Back–up of Arm / Gantry parameters
The procedure is as for the Generator (see paragraph 5.2, above), but screen @<05420> must be accessed.
The full path is:
SETUP/ARM/VALID/MAINT/MAINT/TRANS
F9 F5 F1 F6 F1 F3
The ”Arm / Gantry” file size is less than 1 KB.
Note: The recommended file name for the Arm/Gantry parameters is:
ARMDDMM.DAT
Note: The Medical parameters are not part of the back–up.
5.6 Reloading of Arm / Gantry parameters
1. Power off the system, clear memory by removing the jumper X2 near the battery on the CPU gantry
during 30 seconds, then re–install it.
2. The procedure is as for the generator (see paragraph 5.3, above), but screen @<05420> must be
accessed.
The full path is:
SETUP/ARM/VALID/MAINT/MAINT/TRANS
F9 F5 F1 F6 F1 F3
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5.7 Checks and calibrations
1. Carry out the Tube current calibration procedure described in Job Card IST 003; ignore the
prerequisites given as a reminder only.
2. Check grid calibration parameters (Gain, offsets, Min and Max values). Record required values.
3. Perform the breast thickness measurement check described in Job Card IST 025 of the DMR Service
Manual. Recalibrate if necessary.
4. Perform the preliminary Generator and Gantry testing Job Card IST 033; ignore Section 5 and
Section 6–8 .
5. Check Optical Density using IST 014.
6. Check for correct operation by carrying out several X–ray exposures in Application Mode (Contact or
Magnification Mode).
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7. Make a final backup of Generator and Gantry/Arm parameters as described in Job Card DR 19 (DMR
Advanced Service manual).
Note: In case of difficulties, the backup could always be done on C:\ drive (hard disk), then on Floppy disk.
5.8 Back–up of Generator statistics
The procedure is as for the back–up of generator data (see paragraph 5.2, above), but screen @<00278>
must be accessed.
The full path is:
SETUP/GENE/MAINT/STAT/STATS/TRANS
F9 F1 F6 F1 F1 F2
Select option : ASCII file
Note: There are no Arm / Gantry statistics.
5.9 Back–up of error codes
It may be useful to save the Generator or Arm / Gantry error codes.

The procedure is as described above in paragraph 5.2 or 5.5.
Select option :
The appropriate maintenance screen must be accessed:

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5.10 Clear logs
Clear Generator error log

Path = SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/1>2/CODES/FUNCT/CLEAR/VALID
Clear Generator statistics log
Path = SETUP/GENE/MAINT/STAT/STATS/CLEAR/VALID
Clear Gantry error log
Path = SETUP/ARM/VALID/MAINT/MAINT/CODES/FUNCT/CLEAR/VALID
DISASSEMBLY
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Purpose: GENERATOR CPU BATTERY Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Lithium battery.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D Soldering iron.
D Service terminal.
D DMR data diskette.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
Before removing generator CPU board 400PL3, save the generator

CAUTION parameters on a diskette, to ensure that these parameters (saved using
battery power) are not accidentally lost while the battery is being changed
– see DR 019.
5.1 Removal of generator CPU battery and installation of new battery
1. Remove the generator front panel (CPU side) (see IST 032).
2. Pull generator CPU board 400PL3 gently forward and remove it.
3. Solder the new lithium battery in the free position (BT1 or BT2), respecting the polarities.
4. Unsolder the old battery.
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5. Reinstall generator CPU board 400PL3 in its position in the generator.

6. Reinstall the generator front panel (CPU side) (see IST 032).

2. Check that the message:
SAVED MEMORY ERROR 071/081
is not displayed after initialization
3. If the above message is displayed, reload the generator parameters, from the previously saved diskette.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW GENERATOR CPU
DISASSEMBLY
BATTERY.
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Purpose: INVERTER – FILTERING CAPACITORS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Capacitor box.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D 8 mm flat wrench.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D Switch OFF mains power supply.

D Check residual voltage (inverter supply).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of filtering capacitors (see Illustrations 1 and 2)
1. Remove the four generator side panels (see IST 032).

2. Switch OFF the electrical power supply, both in the main cabinet and on the rotary switch in the
generator cabinet (pos. O).
3. Using a voltmeter (rating 1000 V DC), check that there is no residual voltage between screws S1 and
S2.
4. Remove screws S1 and S2 (10 mm flat wrench), and remove the two resonant capacitors, RC1 and
RC2, together with their upper plate.
5. Remove screw S3, followed by screws S4, S5 and S6 (8 mm flat wrench).
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ILLUSTRATION 1
CAPACITOR BOX – TOP VIEW (WITHOUT RESONANT CAPACITORS)
S1 S4
C7+
C7 C5 C3 C1+ C1
S5
S3 C1–/C2+
C8+/C7–
C8 C6 C4 C2– C2
S2 S6
C8–
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ILLUSTRATION 2
CAPACITOR BOX – SIDE VIEW
RESONANT CAPACITORS
RC1 RC2
S3
S9, S10
S1 S2
CAPACITOR BOX
S7, S8
6. Remove screws S7 and S8, followed by screws S9 and S10 mounting the capacitor box on the
”Inverter” panel (4 mm Allen wrench).
7. Remove the capacitor box.
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5.2 Installation of filtering capacitors
1. To install new filtering capacitors, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence (paragraph
5.1, 7. thru 1.).
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH NEW INVERTER FILTERING
CAPACITORS.
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Purpose: INVERTER – THYRISTORS/DIODES Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
Circuit 300PL1 Inverter board and/or diode modules and/or thyristor modules.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Senographe DMR Service Manual.
DISASSEMBLY
D Flat screwdriver 1/4”.
D Phillips screwdriver 1/4”.
D Service Terminal.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D Switch OFF mains power supply.

D Check residual voltage (inverter supply).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Removal of diode and thyristor modules (see Illustration 1)
CAUTION It is recommended that thyristor modules be changed in pairs, if possible

from the same source (AEG or Marconi).
1. Remove the four generator side panels (see IST 032).

2. Switch OFF the electrical power supply, both in the main cabinet and on the rotary switch in the
inverter (pos. O).
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ILLUSTRATION 1
INVERTER BOARD 300PL1 – LAYOUT
X14 X13 X15 X16
XJ1
G1
K1
K1
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G1
TP4
X7
THYRISTOR MODULES
600VF (LOCATED UNDER PCB)
TP5
X10
0V/600VF
DIODE MODULES
X1 (LOCATED UNDER PCB)
TO
0V/600VR THERMAL
SWITCH
X5
X11
600VR
FROM X12
TR1
HF1 300VR
HF2
X2 X4 X3 X9 X6 X8
3. Using a voltmeter (rating 1000 V DC), check that there is no residual voltage between TP4 and TP5 on
board 300PL1 (Inverter).
4. Disconnect the following wires and connectors on 300PL1: XJ1, X11, X12, X8, X6, X9, X3, X4, X2,
X5, X1, X10 and X7.
5. Remove the four thyristor module mounting screws, accessible through the PC board.
6. Remove the six mounting screws, for diode modules D1, D2 and D3.
7. Remove the seven nuts which mount board 300PL1 on the ”Radiator” PLATE.
8. If thyristors are being changed, disconnect the gate drive wires, coming from X14 to X16, on board
300PL1.
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5.2 Installation of diode and thyristor modules
1. To install new diode and thyristor modules, carry out the above operations, in the reverse sequence
(8 thru 1).
CAUTION Do not tighten the module mounting screws, on the printed circuit, until
after the modules have been correctly mounted on the ”Radiator” plate.
1. Carry out the ”Inverter short circuit” test described in TSG 004; see illustration 5–18.
2. Execute a few exposures in 2–point mode, for example 30 kV/50 mA.
DISASSEMBLY
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH NEW INVERTER
THYRISTORS/DIODES.
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DISASSEMBLY
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Purpose: GENERATOR COVERS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Not applicable.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
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DISASSEMBLY
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Purpose: HV AND kV/mA TANK Version No.: 3

Date: May, 1997
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D HV tank, equipped kV/mA.

D HV grease (pn: C333633).
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
D Ammeter.
D Mammo kV peak meter.
D 8 mm flat wrench.
D X–ray waveform meter RMI 233 and oscilloscope (see Section 3, below).
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D X–ray emission safety precautions are applicable.

D If only the kV/mA board is being changed then the HV probe frequency response must be calibrated.
This requires the use of tool RMI 233 and an oscilloscope. Not calibrating the HV probe frequency
response may result in non–compliance with CDRH standards (see 5.3, below) and will affect the AOP
behaviour (wrong breast thickness measurement during the pre–exposure).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
The HV tank and kV/mA board assembly is factory calibrated. DO NOT

CAUTION ATTEMPT TO ADJUST POTENTIOMETER P1 (HV probe frequency
compensation).
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HV AND kV/mA TANK

5.1 Removal and installation of HV and kV/mA tank

2. Remove the generator covers (see IST 032, in Seno DMR service Manual).
3. On the HV tank, tighten completely the vent screw (air bleed screw).
4. On the HV tank, disconnect the following, in the sequence listed:
– HV connector,
– heating/bias connector GKB,
– ground connections (3 wires) (8 mm flat wrench),
– inverter GKA/1 and GKA/2 (8 mm flat wrench),
– HV probe cable: GKC.
DISASSEMBLY
5. On the kV/mA board, disconnect XJ2, XJ3 and XJ1.

6. Slacken the HV tank mounting clamp and remove the tank.
7. Install the new HV tank.
8. Reconnect the cables (grease the HV end–piece if necessary) .
9. Loosen by 3 mm the vent screw of the HV tank in order to release pressure while making long
exposure.
ILLUSTRATION 1
HV AND KV/ mA TANK
VENT SCREW
XJ2
XJ1
XJ3
700–PL1
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5.2 Adjustment and functional check
1. Carry out the operations described in the following job cards:

– IST 016 – Calibration of X–ray tube, mA measurement,
– IST 017 – Calibration of kV scale factor.
– IST 003 – Calibration of X–ray tube heater current.
2. Execute an X–ray in AEC mode (28 kV, 4 cm plexi) and check that the optical density obtained is
normal.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW HV TANK, kV/mA
BOARD.
5.3 Changing the kV/mA board only
DISASSEMBLY
D Changing the kV/mA board alone IS NOT RECOMMENDED (see Section 3, above). However, if
the change is absolutely necessary, the calibration procedure is given below:
1. Configure the Senographe DMR as follows:
– magnification device in position 1.9,
– Large focus,
– 2–point mode,
– 30 kV, 30 mAs.
2. Place the RMI 233 probe on the magnification plate, in the center of the X–ray beam. Connect the
probe to an oscilloscope with memory facility – select scan 5 ms/division.
3. Execute an exposure and observe the beginning of the exposure waveform on the oscilloscope. Adjust
P1 to obtain the shortest rise time, with no overshoot, as shown in the waveform 1 below:
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HV AND kV/mA TANK

A wrong adjustment will result in wrong radiological thickness

CAUTION measurement during the pre–exposure in AOP mode. When the
adjustment is correct a normal exposure with 40 mm of plexiglas and a
cassette in AOP mode, and an exposure aborted just after the
pre–exposure in the same conditions, should display the same radiological
thickness on the technical parameter display.
ILLUSTRATION 2
HV RISETIME
V
1 CORRECT
DISASSEMBLY
RESPONSE
UNSATISFACTORY
2 FOR AEC/AOP
UNSATISFACTORY
3 FOR AEC/AOP &
NON–COMPLIANCE
WITH CDRH !
t
4. Carry out the operations described in the Job Cards: IST 016 then IST 017 and IST 003.
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Senographe DMR+ Job Card DR026 1 of 2
Version No.: 0
Purpose: MAGNIFICATION DEVICE
Date: May, 1997
Time: 15 min Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
ADJUSTMENT OF MAGNIFICATION DEVICE IN ITS LATCHED POSITION
See Illustration 1.
1. Insert the plate in the guideway with the teeth engaged (Item 3).
2. Using the 2.5 mm Allen wrench, loosen the M5 Allen screw (Item 2) securing the left side of the guide
shaft (Item 1).
3. Keeping the magnification plate in contact with the bearing plate, and with the tooth (Item 3) in its
housing, pull the latching handle assembly (Item 1) to bring the tooth into contact with the edge of its
housing, and so removing play.
4. Tighten the M5 Allen screw (Item 2) securing the left side of the guide shaft.
5. Check that there is no play in the two magnification positions.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
3
2
DISASSEMBLY
1
1
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Senographe DMR+ Job Card DR027 1 of 2
Version No.: 0
Purpose: ARM ANGLE SENSOR
Date: August 1999
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Arm Angle Sensor.

SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Small flat screwdriver; 4 mm Allen wrench.
DISASSEMBLY
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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ARM ANGLE SENSOR

SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Disassembly of Arm Angle Sensor
1. With the arm in the vertical position, remove power from the
DMR+ and remove the arm front cover.
2. Move the Image Receptor to minimum SID for access to the 3

bottom of the compression arm
3. Locate Arm Angle Sensor (1) on its mounting plate (2) at the
front bottom of the arm.
DISASSEMBLY
4. Locate and disconnect the angle sensor cable connector (3) at the
top of the arm.
7
5. Remove the ties which attach the angle sensor cable along the
compression arm.
6
6. To access the screws securing the Arm Angle Sensor assembly,
remove the bracket (4) by removing the three screws (5, 6, 7). 4
7. Remove the two screws securing the Arm Angle Sensor 5

mounting plate.
2
8. Remove and discard the defective sensor assembly. 1
5.2 Reassembly
Perform the steps of the disassembly procedure in reverse order.

Take care to install the angle sensor correctly. Potentiometer is seen from operator side.
5.3 Calibration and Functional Check

2. Perform the procedure given in Job Card IST 015 Calibration of Compression Arm Angulation.
THE SENOGRAPHE DMR IS NOW OPERATIONAL WITH THE NEW ARM ANGLE SENSOR.
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CHAPTER 4 – ERROR CODES
SECTION 1
ERROR CODE STRUCTURE
The structure of the error messages, as displayed on the DMR console (e.g. E55 [text]
161/013), is shown below:
Error
E 5 5 text 1 6 1 0 1 3
a bb ccc ddd
I : Warning without exposure inhibition
S : Warning with exposure inhibition
a : type of error
E : Fault with exposure inhibition
K : Fault generating power cut–off (safety)
bb: message number
ccc: subassembly ref. (hardware or software)
ddd: number indicating origin of fault
In the above example:

E55 indicates an error concerning tube housing angulation and generating an exposure
ERROR CODES
inhibition.
161/013 indicates no reference crossing during movement.
E55 is the error code type listed in the Operator Manual. This code is easy to use and
communicate, and is considered sufficient for customer use.
161/013 is the ”technical code”, recommended for GE internal communication.
The error code listing currently contains almost 500 codes. Around 200 of these codes
concern software errors which, by definition, should never occur.
If a software error should occur, especially if it occurs several times, please inform Service
Engineering, giving as many details as possible. If possible, provide the error codes file, on
diskette (see DR 19).
The error code listing, below, only contains codes ccc/ddd, to facilitate technical
communication. The TSG (Trouble Shooting Guide) column indicates the reference number
in the Trouble Shooting Guide (chapter 5), which should obviously be consulted first.
Note: *** : these 3 stars indicates an explanation at the end of this chapter (section 3) for a
possible known root cause.
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Abbreviations used:
IST: Installation
MNT: Maintenance
PM: Photomultiplier
HTPM: PM high tension
IPM: PM current
VRTX: Real time operating system
Where an error message refers to a signal with a ”French signal name”, the corresponding
English language signal name is shown between parentheses.
It is also recommended that the ”Service Terminal” be used to consult the error codes stored in
the generator CPU [screen @<310>] and the gantry CPU [screen @<5403>] – (see ASM
Chapter 7 – maintenance menus flowchart). This will enable any ”cascade” error codes to be
correctly interpreted.
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor frequency too high or too low 171/015
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor in “dead zone” for more than 30 minutes 171/016
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor in “dead zone” for a short period 171/017
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor not present 171/018
ERROR CODES
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SECTION 2
ERROR CODE LIST
TSG MEANING OF CODE CODE
– Gene CPU software error: VRTX error during init 002/001

– Gene CPU software error: reboot by watch_dog_hard or reset button 002/002
– Gene CPU software error: reboot by watch_dog_soft 002/003
– Gene CPU: reboot after power micro–failure 002/004
– Gene CPU software error: bus error 003/000
– Gene CPU software error: address error 003/001
– Gene CPU software error: format error 003/002
– Gene CPU software error: illegal instruction 003/003
– Gene CPU software error: privilege violation 003/004
– Gene CPU software error: trace error 003/005
– Gene CPU software error: emulation line 1010 error 003/006
– Gene CPU software error: emulation line 1111 error 003/007
– Gene CPU software error: CHK error 003/008
– Gene CPU software error: TRAPV error 003/009
ERROR CODES
– Gene interface: reset error (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 004/001
– Gene interface: read/write error on timer PTM1 (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 004/002
– Gene interface: interrupt error on DUART1 (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 004/006
– Gene interface: PTM1 timer 1 defective (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 004/007
– Gene interface: interrupt error on PTM1 timer 1 (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 004/013
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– Generator: fault at exposure command 006/000
– Generator: fault at exposure command 006/001
04 Generator: signal kV_Inf_5 (Less_than_5kV) not rising 006/002
04 Generator: Signal En_Pose (Exposure_On) not rising 006/003
04 Generator: fatal security triggered during exposure 006/004
04 Generator: fatal security triggered at end of exposure or signal En_Pose (Exposure_On) 006/005
stays ’high’
04 Generator: signal Secu_Rattrap (No_Fatal_Security) stays ’high’ after ’arcing recovery’ 006/011
19 Gene init tests: one fatal security input <> 0; xxx identifies input. 007/xxx
Access generator error log display for full error decoding.
– Focus bias software error: unknown command 011/001
– Focus bias software error: unknown task status 011/002
06 Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 012/001
06 Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) stays ’low’ when bias generation starts 012/002
06 Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) goes ’low’ after stabilization 012/003
06 Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) stays ’high’ after bias generation stopped 012/004
– Anode starter software error: unknown command 016/001
ERROR CODES
– Anode starter software error: unknown task status 016/002

05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 017/001
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) not rising during acceleration to 017/002
9000 rpm
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) not rising during acceleration to 017/003
6000 rpm
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation at 017/004
9000 rpm
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation at 017/005
6000 rpm
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation (speed 017/006
< 9000 rpm)
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation (speed 017/007
< 6000 rpm)
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’high’ during 9000 rpm 017/008
braking
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’high’ during 6000 rpm 017/009
braking
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’high’ during rotor failure 017/010
05 Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’low’ during rotation 017/011
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– Heater software error: unknown command 021/001

– Heater software error: unknown task status 021/002
– Heater software error: Heater scaling parameters (ICH) or heater values are not valid 021/003
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 022/001
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’low’ when heater started 022/002
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during pre–heater phase 022/003
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during 1st trigger 022/004
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during exposure 022/005
18 Heater track 1: mA value not significant 022/006
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ after exposure 022/007
03 Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’high’ when heater stopped 022/008
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 023/001
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’low’ when heater started 023/002
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during pre–heater phase 023/003
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during 1st trigger 023/004
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during exposure 023/005
03 Heater track 2: mA value not significant 023/006
ERROR CODES
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) ’low’ after exposure 023/007
03 Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’high’ when heater stopped 023/008
– Grid sync software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received or unknown reply when 026/001
starting
– Grid sync software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received or unknown reply when 026/002
stopping
– Grid sync software error: unknown command 026/003
– Grid sync software error: unknown task status 026/004
14, Grid sync: signal Synchro_Bras (Synchro_Arm) ’high’ in standby status 027/001
17
14 Grid sync: grid start signal not received or grid fault detected 027/002
17 Grid sync: signal Synchro_Bras (Synchro_Arm) ’low’ after grid start 027/003
14 Grid sync: grid stop signal not received or grid fault detected 027/004
– Generator: delay task software error: unknown command 031/001
– Generator: delay task software error: unknown task status 031/002
– HTPM/IPM software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received or unknown reply 036/001
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– HTPM/IPM software error: unknown command 036/006
– HTPM/IPM software error: unwanted command 036/007
– HTPM/IPM software error: unknown task status 036/008
02 HTPM/IPM: HTPM reference not transmitted or HTPM fault 037/001
02 HTPM/IPM: IPM measurement request not transmitted or switch fault 037/002
02 HTPM/IPM: offset value outside tolerance 037/003
02 HTPM/IPM: HTPM measurement request not transmitted or switch fault 037/004
02 HTPM/IPM: invalid HTPM value (valid range = reference 20% ) 037/005
02 HTPM/IPM: IPM measurement request not transmitted after HTPM measurement or 037/006
switch fault
02 HTPM/IPM: HTPM reference not transmitted when stopped or HTPM fault 037/007
– Gene thermal protection software: VRTX error 041/001
ERROR CODES
– Gene thermal protection software: unknown anode starter status 041/005

– Gantry thermal protection software: VRTX error 046/001
– Filter wheel software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received or unknown reply 051/001
– Filter wheel software error: unknown command 051/002
– Filter wheel software error: unknown task status 051/003
12 Filter wheel: filter change request not transmitted or filter fault 052/001
– Focus software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received or unknown reply 056/001
– Focus software error: unknown command 056/002
– Focus software error: unknown task status 056/003
03 Focus: focus change request not transmitted or focus fault 057/001
– Gene to gantry communication driver: no reply from gantry after 2 attempts 061/000
– Gene to control panel communication driver: no reply from control panel after 2 attempts 062/000
– Gene init tests: no gantry status feedback after 10 requests 063/006
– Gene date/time: access timeout during dater init 066/000
– Gene date/time: access timeout during read sequence 066/001
– Gene date/time: access timeout during write sequence 066/002
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– Gene date/time: access timeout during time write sequence 066/003

– Generator: Zero divide 067/000
– Generator: floating point calculation error. xxx is VRTX task number see TSG 021 068/xxx
– Generator: checksum error on battery saved memory 071/081
01 Generator: timeout on signal Alim_Puis_OK (Inv_Supply_OK) (going ’low’ or ’high’) 071/082
– Generator: error reading ’kV law table’ in 0 pt technique (AOP) 071/083
– Exposure software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received at start of 1st trigger 072/001
– Exposure software error: ACQ_NTR or ACQ_OVR received at end of 1st trigger 072/003
– Exposure software error: unknown origin of aborted exposure 072/004
– Exposure software error: aborted by PM in 2 pt technique 072/005
– Exposure software error: unknown exposure technique 072/006
– Exposure software error: unstable system task detected 072/007
– Exposure software error: unknown task status 072/008
– Exposure software error: 0 pt or 1 pt exposure and gantry absent 072/009
– Gene software error (IST, standby): parameter display problem 073/001
– Gene software error (IST, standby): unknown tube type 073/002
– Gene software error (IST, standby): alpha=0.0 when calculating value P_NDac_HTPM 073/003
ERROR CODES
– Gene software error (IST, standby): incorrect thickness for correlation calculation 073/004
– Gene software error (IST, standby): bias calibration task problem 073/005
– Gene software error (IST, standby): heater scale calibration task problem 073/006
– Gene software error (IST, standby): HV/DAC calibration task problem 073/007
– Gene software error (IST, standby): FREQ/HV calibration task problem 073/008
– Gene software error (IST, standby): PM calibration task problem 073/009
– Gene software error (IST, standby): gantry connection task problem 073/013
– Gene software error (IST, standby): gantry connection fault 073/014
– Gene software error (IST, standby): mA measurement calibration problem 073/017
– Gene software error (IST, exposure): unknown exposure end 074/001
– Gene software error (IST, exposure): unknown gantry reply 074/002
– Gene software error (IST, exposure): unknown gantry reply 074/003
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– Gene software error (IST, exposure): unknown exposure status 074/004

– Gene software error (MNT): anode starter speed impossible 075/010
– Gene software error (MNT): anode starter: abnormal test task status 075/011
– Gene software error (MNT): heater: impossible track 075/020
– Gene software error (MNT): heater: abnormal test task status 075/021
– Gene software error (MNT): heater: abnormal test task status 075/022
– Gene software error (MNT): bias: abnormal test task status 075/030
– Gene software error (MNT): HV test: abnormal test task status 075/040
– Gene software error (MNT): gate test: abnormal test task status 075/041
– Gene software error (MNT): inverter test: abnormal test task status 075/042
– Gene software error (MNT): mA value: abnormal test task status 075/050
– Gene software error (MNT): mA measurement: abnormal test task status 075/051
– Gene software error (MNT): grid sync: abnormal test task status 075/060
– Gene software error (MNT): PM test: abnormal test task status 075/070
– Gene software error (MNT): PM test: abnormal test task status 075/071
– Gene software error (MNT): PM test: measurement timeout 075/072
– Gene software error (MNT): error codes: display problem 075/090
ERROR CODES

– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: frame code error 075/100
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: abnormal transfer task (save) status 075/101
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: abnormal transfer task (save) status 075/102
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: abnormal state transfer task (load) status 075/103
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: abnormal state transfer task (load) status 075/104
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: unknown frame 075/105
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: end of loading error 075/106
– Gene software error (MNT): transfer: abnormal transfer task (protocol) status 075/107
– Gene init tests software error: timeout on system task 078/002
– Gene init tests software error: defective function will self–identify 078/003
– Gene init tests software error: error following VRTX request 078/128
04 Exposure aborted: timeout 079/001
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03 Exposure aborted: heater fault *** 079/002

05 Exposure aborted: anode starter fault 079/003
01 Exposure aborted: power fault 079/004
– Exposure aborted: generator fault 079/005
– Exposure: no gantry acknowledgement (at start of 1st trigger) or gantry fault 079/006
– Gantry fault detected before start of exposure 079/008
– Exposure: no sync signal from gantry to start exposure 079/009
– Exposure aborted by mA meter (0 pt or 1 pt technique) 079/010
– Exposure: no gantry acknowledgement (at end of 1st trigger) or gantry fault 079/011
– Gene (IST, exposure): heater fault 080/001
– Gene (IST, exposure): anode starter fault 080/002
– Gene (IST, exposure): power failure 080/003
– Gene (IST, exposure): interface fault 080/004
– Gene (IST, exposure): no gantry reply – timeout after 1 second 080/005
– Gene (IST, exposure): gantry fault 080/006
– Gene (IST, exposure): no gantry reply to exposure command 080/007
– Gene (IST, exposure): no grid sync feedback after timeout 080/008
ERROR CODES
– Gene: ’Endurance’ error code 082/000
– Generator: PROM checksum error 090/000
– Gantry software error: VRTX error during init 100/001
– Gantry interface: Reset error (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 101/001
– Gantry interface: read/write error on timer PTM1 (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 101/002
– Gantry interface: interrupt error on DUART1 (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 101/006
– Gantry interface: PTM1 timer 1 defective (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 101/007
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– Gantry interface: interrupt error on PTM1 timer 1 (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 101/013
– Gantry interface: PROM checksum error 101/020
– Gantry interface: unexpected interrupt received (level 2) 101/023
– Gantry software error: unknown origin of task call 105/000
– Gantry software error: boolean expected 105/001
– Gantry software error: unknown generator grid request 105/002
– Gantry software error: unknown generator request for HTPM/IPM switch 105/003
– Gantry software error: unknown 1st trigger status 105/004
– Gantry software error: unknown language choice requested by generator 105/005
ERROR CODES
– Gantry software error: unknown generator command 105/006

– Gantry software error: unknown VRTX error code 105/009
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (light centering) 105/016
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (light centering) 105/017
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (compression) 105/020
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (compression) 105/021
– Gantry software error: unknown compression pedal status 105/023
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (lateral collimator) 105/026
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (lateral collimator) 105/027
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (rear collimator) 105/030
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (rear collimator) 105/031
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (filter wheel) 105/034
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (filter wheel) 105/035
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (tube angulation) 105/038
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (tube angulation) 105/039
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (format) 105/046
– Gantry software error: unknown format 105/048
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– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (column up/down) 105/049

– Gantry software error: unknown task command (column up/down) 105/050
– Gantry software error: unknown column command button status code 105/051
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (arm rotation) 105/052
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (compression arm rotation) 105/053
– Gantry software error: unknown status code of compression arm rotation control button 105/054
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (tube arm rotation) 105/055
– Gantry software error: unknown task command (tube arm rotation) 105/056
– Gantry software error: unknown status code of tube arm rotation control button 105/057
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (grid) 105/063
– Gantry software error: unknown event (grid) 105/065
– Gantry software error: unknown acknowledgement (power calculation) 105/066
– Gantry software error: unknown event (power calculation) 105/067
– Gantry software error: unknown tube type 105/068
– Gantry software error: unknown focus change code 105/069
– Gantry software error: unknown filter code requested by generator 105/070
– Gantry software error: unknown code for ’Exposure’/’No Exposure’ status management 105/071
ERROR CODES
– Gantry software error: unknown exposure end code 105/072
– Gantry software error: unknown ’Endurance’ code 105/073
– Gantry software error: unknown ’Endurance’ event 105/074
– Gantry/tube housing type configuration incompatibility (angulation/angulation) 105/080
– Gantry/tube housing type configuration incompatibility (angulation/focus) 105/081
– Gantry software error: column: unknown task return 106/002
– Gantry software error: column: unknown task status 106/003
– Gantry software error: column: unknown order transmitted to task 106/007
– Gantry software error: compression: too long between task calls 107/001
– Gantry software error: compression: unknown task return 107/002
– Gantry software error: compression: unknown task status 107/003
– Gantry software error: compression: unknown order transmitted to task 107/004
– Gantry software error: lateral collimator: positioning timeout 108/001
– Gantry software error: lateral collimator: unknown task return 108/002
4–11
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
– Gantry software error: lateral collimator: unknown task status 108/003

– Gantry software error: lateral collimator: unknown order transmitted to task 108/006
– Gantry software error: lateral collimator: unknown order transmitted to task 108/007
– Gantry software error: lateral collimator: position reference value is outside tolerance 108/008
– Gantry software error: rear collimator: positioning timeout 109/001
– Gantry software error: rear collimator: unknown task return 109/002
– Gantry software error: rear collimator: unknown task status 109/003
– Gantry software error: rear collimator: unknown order transmitted to task 109/006
– Gantry software error: rear collimator: unknown order transmitted to task 109/007
– Gantry software error: rear collimator: position reference value is outside tolerance 109/008
– Gantry software error: tube angulation: unknown task status 111/002
– Gantry software error: tube angulation: unknown task return 111/003
ERROR CODES

– Gantry software error: tube angulation: unknown order transmitted to task 111/006
– Gantry software error: tube angulation: unknown order transmitted to task 111/007
– Gantry software error: tube angulation: position reference value is outside tolerance 111/008
– Gantry software error: tube angulation: task triggered by timeout 111/017
– Gantry software error: filter wheel: unknown task return 112/000
– Gantry software error: filter wheel: unknown task status 112/001
– Gantry software error: filter wheel: 112/004
– Gantry software error: filter wheel: unknown order transmitted to task 112/005
– Gantry software error: light centering: unknown order transmitted to task 114/000
– Gantry software error: unknown set–up message 117/000
– Gantry set–up access: generator end of exposure timeout 117/002
– Gantry set–up access: communication sync problem at set–up access 117/003
– Gantry software error: grid: task triggered by timeout (calibration time too long) 118/000
– Gantry software error: grid: unknown task return 118/001
4–12
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
– Gantry software error: grid: unknown task status 118/002

– Gantry software error: grid: unknown order transmitted to task 118/005
– Gantry software error: grid: unknown order transmitted to task 118/006
14 Grid movement: overcurrent detected 118/007
14 Grid movement: grid calibration time too long 118/008
14 Grid movement: overcurrent detected 118/009
14 Grid movement: invalid offset 118/010
14 Grid movement: invalid gain 118/011
14 Grid movement: limit of travel not found 118/012
– Gantry software error: arm lock: unknown task return 120/000
– Gantry software error: arm lock: unknown task status 120/001
– Gantry software error: arm lock: unknown task status 120/002
– Gantry software error: arm lock: unknown order transmitted to task 120/003
– Gantry software error: rot. brake: unknown order transmitted to task 121/000
– Gantry software error: rot. brake: unknown task status 121/001
ERROR CODES
– Gantry software error: rot. brake: unknown task status 121/002
– Gantry software error: rot. brake: unknown task return 121/003
– Gantry software error: rot. brake: unknown order transmitted to task 121/004
– Gantry software error: Reset triggered by Watch_dog_soft 122/007
– Gantry software error: grid sensor Presence_Trame (Grid_Presence) not ’high’ or ’low’ 122/013
– Gantry software error: tube housing thermal contact not ’high’ or ’low’ 122/014
– Gantry: checksum error on battery saved memory 151/000
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: synchronisation 153/075
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: column 153/076
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: compression 153/077
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: compression arm rotation 153/078
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: tube housing arm rotation 153/079
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: lateral collimator 153/080
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: rear collimator 153/081
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: light centering device 153/082
4–13
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: filter 153/083

– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: grid movement 153/084
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: tube housing angulation 153/085
– Gantry ’Endurance’ error code: other function 153/086
– Tube housing type/gantry configuration incompatibility (focus/angulation) 155/082
– Tube housing type/gantry configuration incompatibility (focus/angulation) 155/083
08 Column up/down: Both end of travel sensors are closed 156/008
08 Column up/down: is locked in both directions (from speed measurement) 156/009
08 Column up/down: signal Pres_Log_Asc (Column_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 156/010
08 Column up/down: signal Pres_Log_Asc (Column_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 156/011
08 Column up/down: signal Pres_Log_Asc (Column_Soft_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 156/012
08 Column up/down: signals Asc_Inactif & R_On_Asc 156/013
(Column_Power_Inactive & On_Column_Return) both ’high’
08 Column up/down: Pres_Log_Asc*Pres_Oper_Asc*On_Asc 156/014
(Column_Soft_Pres*Column_Operator_Pres*On_Column) = 1 & R_On_Asc
(On_Column_Return) = 0
08 Column up/down: Pres_Log_Asc*Pres_Oper_Asc*On_Asc 156/015
(Column_Soft_Pres*Column_Operator_Pres*On_Column) = 0 & R_On_Asc
(On_Column_Return) = 0 & Asc_Inactif (Column_Power_Inactive) = 1
ERROR CODES
08 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column);Asc_Inactif & R_On_Asc 156/016

(Column_Power_Inactive & On_Column_Return) both ’low’
08 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column);Asc_Inactif 156/017
(Column_Power_Inactive) ’low’ & column defective
08 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column); signal Asc_Inactif 156/018
(Column_Power_Inactive) ’high’ during init
08 Column up/down: signal R_On_Asc (On_Column_Return) ’high’ during init 156/019
08 Column up/down: direction of movement is opposite to the desired direction 156/020
08 Column up/down: ’up’ end of travel sensor is defective 156/021
08 Column up/down: ’down’ end of travel sensor is defective 156/022
08 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column); R_On_Asc (On_Column_Return) 156/023
’high’ without legal command
08 Column up/down: column is driven up but measured speed = 0 cm/s 156/024
08 Column up/down: column is driven down but measured speed = 0 cm/s 156/025
08 Column up/down: emergency stop produced if movement continues more than 500 mS 156/027
after command release
10 Compression: motor slipping during reference search *** 157/005
10 Compression: abnormal immobility of paddle *** 157/006
10 Compression: loss of steps detected at reference crossing *** 157/007
4–14
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
10 Compression: abnormal step generation detected (during init) 157/008

10 Compression: signal Valid_Comp (Comp_Valid) cannot inhibit paddle movement (during 157/009
init)
10 Compression: counter used by force sensor no longer incremented *** 157/010
10 Compression: position sensor closed too long during compression 157/011
10 Compression: no reference crossing during decompression *** 157/012
10 Compression: signal Pres_Oper (Operator_Presence) cannot inhibit paddle movement 157/013
(during init)
10 Compression: signal Pres_Ajust (Comp_Adjust) too long in ’low’ status 157/014
10 Compression: signal Pres_Ajust (Comp_Adjust) too long in ’high’ status 157/015
10 Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) cannot inhibit paddle movement 157/016
(during init)
10 Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 157/017
10 Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 157/018
10 Compression: power supply problem (signal Alim_OK (Power_Supply_Active)) 157/020
10 Compression: phase1 & phase2 cannot be ’low’ at the same time (during init) 157/021
10 Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) ’high’ (during init) 157/022
10 Compression: slipping during decompression movement *** 157/023
ERROR CODES
11 Lateral collimator motor: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 158/009
11 Lateral collimator: no reference crossing during movement 158/013
11 Lateral collimator: optical sensor detection problem 158/017
11 Lateral collimator: optical sensor detection problem 158/018
11 Lateral collimator: slipping during collimator movement *** 158/019
11 Rear collimator motor: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 159/009
11 Rear collimator: no reference crossing during movement 159/013
4–15
REV 3 asm 2252561-100

11 Rear collimator: optical sensor detection problem 159/017
11 Rear collimator: optical sensor detection problem 159/018
11 Rear collimator: slipping during collimator movement *** 159/019
11 Front collimator motor: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 160/009
11 Front collimator: no reference crossing during movement 160/013
11 Front collimator: optical sensor detection problem 160/017
11 Front collimator: optical sensor detection problem 160/018
11 Front collimator: slipping during collimator movement *** 160/019
07 Tube housing angulation: no reference crossing during movement 161/000
ERROR CODES

07 Tube housing angulation: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 161/009
12 Filter wheel: step number error between two references 162/006
12 Filter wheel: no reference crossing during rotation 162/011
12 Filter wheel: in standby, wheel moved from stable position 162/012
09 Light centering device: signal Centreur_OK (Light_Centering_OK) too long in ’low’ status 164/001
4–16
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
14 Grid movement: power supply problem (signal Alim_OK (Power_Supply_Active)) 168/020

15 Inter–arm lock: signal Pres_Log_Ver (Lock_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 170/005
15 Inter–arm lock: signal Pres_Log_Ver (Lock_Soft_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 170/006
15 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm lock); Eta_Verrou_Off 170/007
(Lock_Power_Inactive) ’low’ during init
15 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm lock); Eta_Verrou_Off & R_On_Verrou 170/008
(Lock_Power_Inactive & On_Lock_Return) both ’low’
15 Inter–arm lock: signals Eta_Verrou_Off & R_On_Verrou (Lock_Power_Inactive & 170/009
On_Lock_Return) both in ’high’ status
15 Inter–arm lock: R_On_Verrou (On_Lock_Return) = 0 & 170/010
Pres_Log_Ver*Pres_Oper_Ver*On_Verrou (Lock_Soft_Pres*Lock_Oper_Pres*On_Lock) =
1
15 Inter–arm lock: signal R_On_Verrou (On_Lock_Return) ’high’ without legal command 170/011
15 Inter–arm lock: signal R_On_Verrou (On_Lock_Return) ’high’ during init 170/012
15 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm lock); R_On_Verrou 170/013
(On_Lock_Return) ’high’ without legal command
13 Arm rot. brake: signal Pres_Log_Frein_Rot (Rot_Brake_Soft_Pres) from compression arm 171/005
too long in ’low’ status
13 Arm rot. brake: signal Pres_Log_Frein_Rot (Rot_Brake_Soft_Pres) from compression arm 171/006
too long in ’high’ status
13 Arm rot. brake: signal R_On_Frein (On_Brake_Return) ’high’, but signal Eta_Rot_Off 171/007
ERROR CODES
(Rotat_Power_Inactive) ’low’
13 Arm rot. brake: Pres_Log_Frein_Rot*Pres_Oper*On_Frein_Rot 171/008
(Rot_Brake_Soft_Pres*Operator_Present*On_Rotation_Brake) = 1 & R_On_Frein_Rot
(On_Rotation_Brake_Return) = 0
13 Arm rot. brake: signal R_On_Frein_Rot (On_Rotation_Brake_Return) ’high’ without legal 171/009
command
13 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm brake); Eta_Rot_Off 171/010
(Rotat_Power_Inactive) & R_On_Frein_Rot (On_Rotation_Brake_Return) are ’low’
(Rotat_Power_Inactive) ’low’ & comp. arm defective
(Rotat_Power_Inactive) ’low’ during init
13 Arm rot. brake: signal R_On_Frein_Rot (On_Rotation_Brake_Return) ’high’ during init 171/013
13 Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm brake); R_On_Frein_Rot 171/014
(On_Rotation_Brake_Return) ’high’ without legal command
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor frequency too high or too low 171/015
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor in “dead zone” for more than 30 minutes 171/016
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor in “dead zone” for a short period 171/017
– Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor not present 171/018
17 Magnification sensor: unknown magnification code 172/003
4–17
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
– Gantry interface: arm lock temperature calculation problem 172/004

– Gantry interface: Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) signal ’low’ during init 172/005
– Power failure due to CPU reset *** 172/006
– Gantry interface: date write error 172/007
– Gantry interface: time write error 172/008
– Button interlock: signal Presence_Operateur (Operator_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 172/009
– Button interlock: signal Presence_Operateur (Operator_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 172/010
17 SID sensor: unknown SID code 172/011
17 Arm angulation sensor: unknown angulation code 172/012
– Gantry interface: date/time function read error 172/014
08 Signal On_Asc (On_Column) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/015
09 Signal On_Centreur (On_Light_Centering) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/016
10 Signal On_Comp ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/017
13 Signal On_Frein (On_Rotation_Brake) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/018
15 Signal On_Verrou (On_Lock) (Arm lock) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/019
14 Signal On_Trame (On_Grid) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/020
11 Signal Mot_Diaph_L_1 (Lat_Diaph_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/021
ERROR CODES
’low’
11 Signal Mot_Diaph_L_2 (Lat_Diaph_Motor_2) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/022
’low’
11 Signal Mot_Diaph_A_1 (Rear_Diaph_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/023
’low’
11 Signal Mot_Diaph_A_2 (Rear_Diaph_Motor_2) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/024
’low’
– Signal Mot_Gaine_1 (Housing_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/025
– Signal Mot_Gaine_2 (Housing_Motor_2) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/026
12 Signal Mot_Filtre_1 (Filter_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/027
12 Signal Mot_Filtre_2 (Filter_Motor_2) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/028
– Signal R_Standby_Gaine (Housing_Standby_Return) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) 172/029
still ’low’
– Signal R_Standby_Filtre (Filter_Standby_Return) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/030
’low’
– Signal R_Standby_Diap_L (Lat_Diaph_Standby_Return) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK 172/031
(Loops_OK) still ’low’
– Signal R_Standby_Diap_P (Rear_Diaph_Standby_Return) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK 172/032
(Loops_OK) still ’low’
10 Compression: one pedal pressed and signal Pres_Pedale (Pedal_Presence) ’low’ 172/055
4–18
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
10 Compression: no pedal pressed and signal Pres_Pedale (Pedal_Presence) ’high’ 172/056

– Fuse fault: signal Fuse_OK ’low’ 172/064
– Power supply: ’ISO’ supply defective on 800–PL4 172/065
– Power supply: ’+15V’ supply defective on 800–PL2 172/067
– Power supply: one (or more) supplies defective on 800–PL1 (except +27V) 172/068
– Power micro–failure detected 172/088
ERROR CODES
4–19
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
SECTION 3
ERROR CODES: KNOWN ROOT CAUSES
079/002 + 023/006: no mA measurement; change 701PL1 (kV/mA board).
157/005: check for play between compression motor axis and pulley (screw not tightened).
157/006: check for bad feedback from the compression encoder.
157/007: check for defective cable on the compression steel spring.
157/010: loss of compression feedback; a square wave should be always present between TP
14 and TP1 (0V) of 800PL2.
157/012: check cable between 800PL8 and 800PL5.
157/023: check for play between compression motor axis and pulley (screw not tightened).
158/019: check for play between collimator lateral motor axis and pulley (screw not
tightened). Possible problem with 800PL1 (Gantry power board).
159/019: check for play between collimator rear motor axis and pulley (screw not tightened).
ERROR CODES
160/019: S check for mechanical play between collimator front motor axis and blade (screw
not tightened).
S Check for poor position of the flag in optocoupler fork.
S Check the calibration of front blade in IST030.
172/006: if appearing at power on, the gantry interface board is probably defective.
4–20
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
CHAPTER 5 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SECTION 1
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE JOB CARDS
JOB CARD No. PURPOSE
TSG 001 GENERATOR POWER-UP SEQUENCE TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 002 PHOTO CELL TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 003 HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 004 HV TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 005 ANODE ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 006 BIAS TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 007 TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 008 TELESCOPIC COLUMN TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 009 LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 010 COMPRESSION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 011 REAR, LATERAL AND FRONT COLLIMATOR TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 012 FILTER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 013 ARM ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 014 GRID MOVEMENT TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 015 INTER–ARM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TROUBLESHOOTING
TSG 016 GANTRY SENSOR STATUS TROUBLESHOOTING
TSG 017 ARM SYNC TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
TSG 018 X–RAY TUBE mA MEASUREMENT TROUBLESHOOTING
TSG 019 GENERATOR INTERFACE INPUT TROUBLESHOOTING
TSG 020 CONSOLE TROUBLESHOOTING
TSG 021 FLOATING POINT CALCULATION ERROR 068/022 IN AEC / AOP MODE
5–1
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
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TROUBLESHOOTING
5–2
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
Senographe DMR Job Card TSG 001 1 of 2
Purpose: GENERATOR POWER-UP SEQUENCE Version No.: 1

TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Date: Jan. 1996
Time: x h xx min Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
Multi–meter
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
GENERATOR POWER–UP SEQUENCE TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
See illustration 5–1 thru 5–9.
TROUBLESHOOTING
5–3
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
GENERATOR POWER-UP SEQUENCE

TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Job Card TSG 001 2 of 2
Blank page
TROUBLESHOOTING
5–4
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
Purpose: PHOTO CELL TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW Version No.: 1

CHARTS Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
D Communications software
D Communications cable
D Multi–meter and/or oscilloscope
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
TROUBLESHOOTING
PHOTO CELL TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5.1 Turn off the Senographe DMR.
5.2 Connect the communications cable between the service terminal and generator interface board
400PL2 connector XJ4.
5.3 Turn on the service terminal and the Senographe DMR.
5.4 Load communications software.
5.5 Select ”Terminal Emulator” (See chapter 2 if necessary).
5.6 Press F10 key on service terminal.
5–5
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
PHOTO CELL TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW

CHARTS Job Card TSG 002 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”PM BOARD MAINT TEST” menu @<00292> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path: SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/1>2/PM

PM BOARD MAINTENANCE TEST MENU NO. 292
F9 P G I
PM BOARD MAINT TEST
REF ON OFF AUTOTEST C R
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 kV mAs
M D
=> @<00292>
PM board test : inactive test

PM board autotest : YES
PM_HV reference value : 300.0 V
Measured value : XXX.X V
Measured offset : XXXX.XX Hz
Note: To change test configuration or exit the test, it is necessary to press ”OFF” (F4) first.
Note: ”PM board autotest” must be configured to ”YES” via F6 for error messages to be displayed.
Note: To make measurements on hardware, configure ”PM board autotest” to ”NO” via F6. (No messages
are displayed.)
TROUBLESHOOTING
See illustrations 5–10 thru 5–11.
5–6
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
Purpose: HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–7
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS

Job Card TSG 003 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”HEATER MAINTENANCE” menu @<00286> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path: SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/HEAT

HEATER MAINTENANCE TEST MENU NO. 286
F9 P G I
HEATER MAINTENANCE TEST
TRACK REF BOOST AUTOTEST C R
M D
=> @<00286>
Heater test : inactive test
Heater autotest : YES
Selected track : TRACK 1
Current reference value : 4.000 A
Test with boost : NO

TROUBLESHOOTING
Heater detection : NO
To perform the test, press the first trigger.
5–8
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
Purpose: HV TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D HV grease
D HV oil
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
HV TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–9
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
HV TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS

5.7 Go to ”HIGH VOLTAGE TEST” menu @<00306> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path: SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/HV/HV

HIGH VOLTAGE TEST MENU NO. 306
F9 P G I
HIGH VOLTAGE TEST ref = 22.0 kV
REF
M D
=> @<00306>
HV inverter test : inactive test Securities :
HV reference value : 22.0 kV POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL XJ2 26 : NO
Arcings number :0 EXPOSURE_TIME_MAX XJ2 27 : NO
EXPOSURE_ON XJ2 23 : NO REGULATION_TIMEOUT XJ2 28 : NO
LESS_THAN_5KV XJ2 42–43 : YES HEAT_SINK_TEMP XJ2 29 : NO

TROUBLESHOOTING
NO_FATAL_SECU XJ2 24 : NO INVERTER_IMAX XJ2 30 : NO
FATAL_SECURITY XJ2 25 : NO KV_DROP XJ2 31 : NO
KV_MAX XJ2 32 : NO
MA_MAX XJ2 33 : NO
To perform the test, press the second trigger.
5–10
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
Purpose: ANODE ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING Version No.: 1

FLOW CHARTS Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
ANODE ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–11
REV 3 asm 2252561-100
ANODE ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW

5.8 Go to ”ROTOR MAINTENANCE” menu @<00285> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path: SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/ROTOR

ROTOR MAINTENANCE TEST MENU NO. 285
F9 P G I
ROTOR MAINTENANCE TEST
RPM AUTOTEST C R
M D
=> @<00285>
Rotor test : inactive test
Rotor autotest : YES
Rotor Speed : 6000 RPM

TROUBLESHOOTING
Rotation presence : NO
Rotor active presence : NO (returns to NO only at end of anode braking sequence)
Acceleration presence : NO (YES only during acceleration sequence)
5–12
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Purpose: BIAS TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
BIAS TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
,)& ' +! &' )(!
'&&+ +! '%%,&"+"'&* $ +.& +! *)-" +)%"&$ & &)+') "&+) ')
'&&+')

,)& '& +! *)-" +)%"&$ & +! &' )(!
' '%%,&"+"'&* *'+.)
$+ )%"&$ %,$+') !(+) " &**)/
)** #/ '& *)-" +)%"&$
5–13
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BIAS TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS


$ ($ "#)
!$* $& +%( '&# $# )&( $#
Menu Path: SETUP/GENE/MAINT/MAINT/MAINT/BIAS

BIAS MAINTENANCE TEST MENU NO. 287
F9 P G I
BIAS MAINTENANCE TEST
VOLTAGE AUTOTEST C R
M D
=> @<00287>
Bias test : inactive test
Bias autotest : YES
Voltage reference value : XXXX V
Bias detection : NO
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See illustration 5–22.
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Purpose: TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION TROUBLES- Version No.: 1

HOOTING FLOW CHARTS Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–15
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TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION TROUBLESHOO-

TING FLOW CHARTS Job Card TSG 007 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”HOUSING ANGULATION TEST” menu @<07004> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:
/MAINT/1>2/HOUS/TEST
HOUSING ANGULATION TEST MENU NO. 7004
F9 P G I
HOUSING ANGULATION TEST
CURRENT PHAS1 PHA2 ANGL+ ANGL– C R
M D
=> @<07004>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Current Value = Disabled
PHASE 1 = Disabled
PHASE 2 = Disabled
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Reference =X
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–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
5–16
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Purpose: TELESCOPIC COLUMN TROUBLESHOOTING Version No.: 1

FLOW CHARTS Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
TELESCOPIC COLUMN TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–17
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TELESCOPIC COLUMN TROUBLESHOOTING

FLOW CHARTS Job Card TSG 008 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”TELESC COLUMN TEST” menu @<07002> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:
MAINT/COLUMN
ARM LOCK TEST MENU NO. 7002
F9 P G I
TELESC COLUMN TEST
MVT SOFT PWR+ PWR– Z_POS C R
M D
=> @<07002>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
MoVemenT = Disabled SOFTware = Off
PoWeR = Up +++
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Down Limit = Closed Motor Supply = Off
Up Limit = Open Motor Cmd = Off

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Up Button = Off % Power = 39 / 40
Down Button = Off Speed [cm/s] = +0.000E+0
Software Pres = Off Position [cm] = +0.000E+0
Button Secu = Off Fuse = Ok
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Column Mvt = STOP ( Movement Disabled ...)
CAUTION : No End Limit ! F9 : EMERGENCY STOP
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Purpose: LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
INTER–ARM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–19
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LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE TROUBLESHOOTING

FLOW CHARTS Job Card TSG 009 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”LIGHT CENTERING TEST” menu @<07003> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:
MAINT/LIGHT
F9 P G I
LIGHT CENTERING TEST
CMD C R
M D
=> @<07003>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
CoMmanD = Off
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Lock Button = Off
Light Supply = Off

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Fuse = On
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Light Centering = NO
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Purpose: COMPRESSION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
ANODE ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–21
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COMPRESSION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW

5.7 Go to ”COMPRESSION TEST” menu @<07000> (See below for expected screen configuration).
Menu Path:
/MAINT/COMP/TEST
COMPRESSION TEST MENU NO. 7000
F9 P G I
COMPRESSION TEST
MVT POWER SOFT SP + SP – 1 –> 2 C R
M D
=> @<07000>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
MoVemenT = Disabled SPeed = 0.6 mm/s
POWER = Off % CURrent = 100 %
SOFTware = Off
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Comp Foot Sw = Off Foot Security = Off
Decomp Foot Sw = Off Button Secu = Off

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Direction = Decompression Soft Pres = Off
Position [cm] = +0.000E+0 Force Sensor = +3.755E–1
Rotat Button = +0.000E+0 Phase Reading =3
Paddle Ref = Open Fuse = Ok
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Paddle Mvt = STOP ( Movement Disabled ...)
CAUTION : No End Limit ! F9 : EMERGENCY STOP
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Purpose: REAR, LATERAL AND FRONT COLLIMATOR Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
REAR, LATERAL AND FRONT COLLIMATOR TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
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REAR, LATERAL AND FRONT COLLIMATOR

TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Job Card TSG 011 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”REAR COLLIMATOR TEST” menu @<07005> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:
/MAINT/1>2/COLLI/REAR/TEST
REAR COLLIMATOR TEST MENU NO. 7005
F9 P G I
REAR COLLIMATOR TEST
CURRENT PHAS1 PHAS2 OPEN CLOSE C R
M D
=> @<07005>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
PHASE 1 = Disabled
PHASE 2 = Disabled
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Reference =X
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PL1 Supplies = Ok
Fuse = Ok
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
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Purpose: FILTER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
TELESCOPIC COLUMN TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–25
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FILTER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS

5.7 Go to ”FILTER TEST” menu @<07009>. (See below for expected screen configuration.)
Menu Path:
/MAINT/MAINT/1>2/FILTR/TEST
FILTER TEST MENU NO. 7009
F9 P G I
FILTER TEST
CURRENT PHAS1 PHA2 ROT+ ROT– C R
M D
=> @<07009>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
PHASE 1 = Disabled
PHASE 2 = Disabled
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Reference = Open
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–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
5–26
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Purpose: ARM ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
ARM ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
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ARM ROTATION TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW

5.7 Go to ”ARM ROTATION TEST” menu @<07014> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:
/MAINT/ROT
F9 P G I
ARM ROTATION TEST
MVT SOFT C R
M D
=> @<07014>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
MoVemenT = Disabled
SOFTware = Off
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Rot Button = Off Brake Cde = Off
Software Pres = Off Brake Supply = Off

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Button Secu = Off Fuse = Ok
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Rotation Brake = OFF ( Button Security Off...)
See illustrations 5–35.
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Purpose: BUCKY TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS Version No.:

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D None.
SECTION 5
TROUBLESHOOTING
GRID MOVEMENT TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
Note: Before investigating a grid error, be sure that the procedures of Job Card IST 015 Calibration of
Compression Arm Angulation have been correctly carried out, so that grid movement is made in the
correct sense (up first) when the arm angle is positive or negative.
400–PL2 connector XJ4.
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BUCKY TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS

5.5 Select “Terminal Emulator” (See chapter 2 if necessary).
5.7 Go to “GRID MAINTENANCE” menu @<07114> (See below for expected screen configuration).
Menu Path:

ILLUSTRATION 1
GRID MAINTENANCE MENU NO. 7114

=> @<07114>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Command =
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Min = XXXXXXXXX Grid End Stop =X
Max = XXXXXXXXX Over Current = No

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Gain = XXXXXXXXX Grid Presence =X
Offset = XXXXXXXXX Fuse = Ok
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Remark =
Note: “MVT2” (F5) and “ExTIME” (F6) are not used in Senographe DMR maintenance.
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5.8 Bucky calibration errors
5.8.1 118/011: Gain error
The DMR gantry software detects a gain error if the calculated gain is < 0.25 or equals 1.00.
Using installation or maintenance menus, a warning message INVALID GAIN is displayed if:
0.25 < gain < 0.4.
The gain must be between 0.5 and 0.6 for correct operation. If the gain is too high, it can induce a 118/012
error if the offset is too far from 0.5. Incorrect gain can induce grid lines
The gain is affected by:
1. The distance between the magnet and the Hall sensor.
Fine tuning of this distance is made by adjustment of the black screw on top of the magnet mounting.
Loosen the two securing screws slightly, then adjust the black screw until the gain is in the range 0.5 to
0.6. Check the gain again after tightening the securing screws.
2. The electronic circuitry.
3. Of course, the quality of the magnet.
4. Jumper settings on the Gantry power board; refer to the Service Manual, Job Card IST 037.
5.8.2 118/010: Offset error
The DMR gantry software detects an offset error if the calculated offset is < 0.20 or > 0.8.
Using installation or maintenance menus, a Warning message: “INVALID OFFSET” is displayed if:
0.20 < offset < 0.35 or 0.65 < offset < 0.80.
The offset value must be as close as possible to 0.5 (5.000 E–1).
The offset value is affected if:
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1. The blade is not centered in the opto-interruptor. The LED DS2 must be OFF at both mechanical stops.
2. The magnet does not move perpendicularly respect to the Hall sensor.
3. The examination arm is tilted at " 90°. This effect is produced by grid weight. The normal offset shift
is " 0.04.
For example: 0.46 (4.600 E–1) with the tube tilted to the left.
0.50 (5.000 E–1) with the arm vertical.
0.54 (5.400 E–1) with the tube tilted to the right.
4. Fine tuning of the offset is made by moving the blade around the centered position until the offset is
0.5 +0.01 with the arm vertical.
Note: Under some circumstances, for example after calibration, the LED may be ON at the electronic
end-of-travel position. This is normal.
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ILLUSTRATION 2
BUCKY MECHANISM
Opto-interruptor blade Magnet adjustment Magnet securing
Stop plate
securing screws screw screws
5.8.3 118/012: Limit of travel not found error
This fault occurs if:

1. There is abnormal friction.
If the effort to produce movement is too high, the gain is artificially raised. An overcurrent current
detection is also possible in this case.
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2. Gain too high and/or incorrect offset.

3. Defective photo–interrupter F1 on 800PL10.
4. Motor cannot move: open voice coil wires; defective electronic circuitry.
5. Motor moves only in one direction: defective electronic circuitry (800PL1).
6. Abnormal motor friction: may be caused by melted voice coil wires.
7. “Optical” end–of–travel cannot be reached before mechanical stop:
800–PL10 not centered.
. Motor not aligned.
Stop plate not correctly adjusted.
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5.9 A few hints about grid components
5.9.1 Hall effect sensor
Hall sensor output is +4 V (" 50 mV) without any magnetic field measured on TP1/TP2 (800–PL10).
With the magnet flying above the sensor, the output varies in the range +2.0 to +6.0 volts. Perfect symmetry
around 4 volts is not mandatory, depending on magnet / sensor distance. Output levels depend on the gain
adjustment (magnet distance; refer to section 5.8.1).
Maximum positive value is obtained when grid carriage is away (far) from motor side.
5.9.2 Grid motor
Typical impedance of the voice coil is five ohms (connector J2 on 800PL10).

Longitudinal motor shaft travel must be free (no hard spots).
Note that rotating the motor shaft will destroy the voice coil.
5.9.3 Definition of gain & offset
Gain = (MAX – MIN) / A

Offset = (MAX + MIN) / (2* A) with A = 65535
Example:
If MAX = 60000 and MIN = 15000
Then gain = 0.69 and Offset = 0.57
And also: MIN = A* (Offset – (Gain/2))
MAX = A* (Offset + (Gain/2))
Note: Remember the drive is made on 16 bits with a 12 (upper) bit resolution. So maximum displayed value
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is hex FFF0 = 65520 decimal (6.552 E+4 in scientific notation).
Note: Board 800PL10 and the motor are not FRU parts, because adjustment requires a special tool.
If these parts are diagnosed as faulty, a complete bucky must be ordered.
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ILLUSTRATION 3
TYPICAL GRID TRAVEL DURING CALIBRATION AND EXPOSURE
Mechanical travel (10 mm) given by stop plate.

Grid sides must not hit guides before the stop plate.
65520
63530 Upper value for
“calib limit” message
MAX
‘’Optical”
range
(8 mm) DAC drive
range
32768
Grid centered
MIN
Lower value for

2000 “calib limit” message
0
CALIBRATION PHASE
Maximum motor travel 11 mm if motor is well centered
MAX
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MIN
Travel amplitude during exposure Travel amplitude during exposure

when arm angle is positive when arm angle is negative
Note: Grid always travels up first when arm

is tilted (not applicable in calibration
phase).
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Purpose: INTER–ARM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLES- Version No.: 1

HOOTING FLOW CHARTS Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
INTER–ARM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–35
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INTER–ARM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLESHOO-

TING FLOW CHARTS Job Card TSG 015 2 of 2
5.7 Go to ”ARM LOCK TEST” menu @<07011> (See below for expected screen configuration).
Menu Path:
MAINT/LOCK
F9 P G I
ARM LOCK TEST
MVT SOFT C R
M D
=> @<07011>
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMANDS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
MoVemenT = Disabled
SOFTware = Off
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– STATUS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Lock Button = Off Lock Supplied = Off
Software Pres = Off Arm Tilt = 0 Degree

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Button Secu = Off Temperature = +X.XXXE+X
Lock Command = Off Fuse = Ok
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– COMMENTS ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Lock = OFF ( Movement Disabled ...)
CAUTION : Maximum Temperature = 100 F9 : EMERGENCY STOP
5–36
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Purpose: GANTRY SENSOR STATUS Version No.: 1

TROUBLESHOOTING Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
GANTRY SENSOR STATUS TROUBLESHOOTING
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5.7 Go to “GANTRY SENSOR STATUS” menu @<07015> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:
/MAINT/ 1>2 /SENSO
GANTRY SENSOR STATUS MENU NO. 7015
F9 P G I
GANTRY SENSOR STATUS
C R
M D
=> @<07015>
Collim Button = Off Tube Safety = Cold

Bucky Size = 24 x 30 Fuse = Ok
Magnification = None PL2 15V Supply = Ok
S. I. D. = 560 PL4 Iso Supply = Ok
Arm Tilt = 0 Degree PL1 Supplies = Ok
Stereotix = Disables Motion System Detection = Film
Trans. check 0 = OK Cassette Presence = No
Trans. check 1 = OK Bucky Presence = yes
Operator Presence = No Breast Holder Presence = No
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Note: 1. Trans. check 0 = OK indicates that the “Data RC” serial data link within the cable 800pl5 XJ1 to
800PL2 XJ4 is correct, or data has been correctly transmitted. If the Data RC cable is disconnected
or cut, Trans. check 0 = NOT OK.
2. Data RC includes the following signals:

cde ASC + cde ASC –
cde FREIN ROT (brake rotation) cde presence operator (ENABLE)
grand 0, grand 1, grand 2 (magnification controls)
presence K7 (cassette present) 24 x 30 format
bucky detection breast holder detection (cassette holder detection)
Focale 0, Focale 1, Focale 2, Focale 3 (SID)
INCLIN +15, INCLIN +24, INCLIN –15, INCLIN –24 (arm tilt signals)
3. Trans check 1 = OK indicates that data packets have been correctly transmitted, but the Data RC
cable may be disconnected or cut. If the cable is short-circuited to ground, Trans check 1 = NOT OK.
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TABLE 1
ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN FOR VARIOUS GANTRY SENSOR STATUS PROBLEMS
THEN SEE BLOCK

IF PROBLEM
DIAGRAM NO. COMMENTS
WITH:
(COORDINATES)
Collim Button 11 (B–2) The buttons are S32 and S34.
Bucky Size 10 (A–2)
Magnification 11 (A–6)
S. I. D. 9 (A–7)
Arm Tilt 13 (A–7) See Job Card TSG 15.
Stereotix 15 (A–7)
Tube Safety 12 (A–6)
Fuse 7 (B–6)
PL2 15V Supply 7 (A–6) Check +15V supply at 800PL1 TP3.
PL4 Iso Supply 7 (A–6) Check +15V ISO and –15V ISO supplies on 800PL4.
Check 800PL1 supplies: VCC (+5V) at TP1; –5V at TP6;
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PL1 Supplies 7 (A–6)
+15V at TP8.
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Blank page
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5–40
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Purpose: ARM SYNC TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Service terminal
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
ARM SYNC TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
5–41
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ARM SYNC TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS

5.7 Go to “ARM SYNC MAINT TEST” menu @<00291> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:

/1>2/SYNCHRO
ARM SYNC MAINT TEST MENU NO. 291
F9 P G I
ARM SYNC MAINT TEST
AUTOTEST C R
M D
=> @<00291>
Arm sync test : inactive test
Arm sync self–test : YES
Arm sync presence : NO

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Note: “Arm sync self–test” must be configured to YES via F6 for error messages to be displayed. When
”Arm sync self–test” is configured to NO, no messages are displayed.
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Purpose: X–RAY TUBE mA MEASUREMENT Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Milliammeter
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
X–RAY TUBE MA MEASUREMENT TROUBLESHOOTING
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CAUTION DO NOT touch potentiometer P1 on generator kV/mA board 701–PL1 at
any point in this Job Card.
5.2 Remove strap between terminal lugs MES_MA_NEG and MES_MA_POS of generator kV/mA
board 701–PL1.
5.3 Connect milliammeter between test points MES_MA_NEG and MES_MA_POS of generator
kV/mA board 701–PL1. Set the milliammeter to its 100 mA DC scale.
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X–RAY TUBE mA MEASUREMENT

TROUBLESHOOTING Job Card TSG 018 2 of 2
5.7 Select “Terminal Emulator” (See chapter 2 if necessary).
5.9 Go to “mA measure MAINT TEST” menu @<00289> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:

GEN_INTERFACE TEST MENU NO. 289
F9 P G I
mA measure MAINT TEST meas = 0.000 mA
C R
M D
=> @<00289>
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CAUTION! Value too low to insure accurate measurement.
5.10 Press and hold down 701PL1 SW2 and check if ”meas = ” on the service terminal screen is equal
to the value read on the milliammeter +/–0.5 mA (See block diagram no. 4).
5.11 Press and hold down 701PL1 SW1 and check if ”meas = ” on the service terminal screen is equal
to the value read on the milliammeter +/–2.5 mA.
5.12 If either or both of these measurements is out of tolerance, perform Job Card IST 016 in the
Service Manual.
5.13 Disconnect the milliammeter and replace the strap between terminal lugs MES_MA_NEG and
MES_MA_POS of generator kV/mA board 701–PL1.
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Purpose: GENERATOR INTERFACE INPUT Version No.: 1

SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
GENERATOR INTERFACE INPUT TROUBLESHOOTING
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GENERATOR INTERFACE INPUT

5.7 Go to ”GEN_INTERFACE INPUT TEST” menu @<00293> (See below for expected screen
configuration).
Menu Path:

/MAINT/1>2/INTG
GEN_INTERFACE TEST MENU NO. 293
F9 P G I
GEN_INTERFACE INPUT TEST
MVT SOFT C R
M D
=> @<00293>
Securities : Generator signals :

POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL XJ2 26 : NO INV_SUPPLY_OK XJ2 18 : YES
EXPOSURE_TIME_MAX XJ2 27 : NO POWER_SUPPLY_OK XJ2 19 : YES
REGULATION_TIMEOUT XJ2 28 : NO HEATER_OK XJ2 20 : NO
HEAT_SINK_TEMP XJ2 29 : NO ROTOR_OK XJ2 21 : NO
INVERTER_IMAX XJ2 30 : NO BIAS_OK XJ2 22 : NO
KV_DROP XJ2 31 : NO EXPOSURE_ON XJ2 23 : NO
KV_MAX XJ2 32 : NO NO_FATAL_SECU XJ2 24 : NO
MA_MAX XJ2 33 : NO FATAL_SECURITY XJ2 25 : NO
LESS_THAN_5KV XJ2 42–43 : YES
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1ST_TRIG_BUTTON XJ2 60 : NO
2ND_TRIG_BUTTON XJ2 59 :NO
ARM_SYNC XJ9 :NO
Note: The status lines on this test screen are displayed in real time. Abnormal values are displayed in reverse
video.
Note: No commands except for 1st and 2nd trigger buttons can have an effect on the displayed values.
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5.8 Refer to the table below to determine the course of action to be taken for a given failure shown
on the screen.
TABLE 1
JOB CARDS TO BE PERFORMED FOR VARIOUS GENERATOR INTERFACE INPUT FAILURES
SEE BLOCK DIAGRAM NO.

FAILURE MODE PERFORM JOB CARD
(COORDINATES)
POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL : YES TSG 04 6 (B–3)
EXPOSURE_TIME_MAX : YES TSG 04 6 (B–3)
REGULATION_TIMEOUT : YES TSG 04 6 (B–2)
HEAT_SINK_TEMP : YES TSG 04 6 (B–3)
INVERTER_IMAX : YES TSG 04 6 (B–3)
KV_DROP : YES TSG 03 6 (B–4)
KV_MAX : YES TSG 04 6 (B–3)
MA_MAX : YES TSG 04 6 (B–4)
INV_SUPPLY_OK : NO TSG 01 1 (A–2)
POWER_SUPPLY_OK : NO TSG 01 1 (A–2)
HEATER_OK : YES TSG 03 4 (X–X)
ROTOR_OK : YES TSG 05 5 (G–4)
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BIAS_OK : YES TSG 06 4 (G–3)
EXPOSURE_ON : YES TSG 04 6 (B–2)
NO_FATAL_SECU : YES TSG 04 6 (B–4)
FATAL_SECURITY : YES TSG 04 6 (B–3)
LESS_THAN_5KV : NO TSG 04 6 (B–4)
1ST_TRIG_BUTTON : YES TSG 05 3 (A–3)
2ND_TRIG_BUTTON : YES TSG 04 3 (A–3)
ARM_SYNC : YES TSG 17 3 (C–4)
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Purpose: CONSOLE TROUBLESHOOTING Version No.: 1

Date: Jan. 1996
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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CONSOLE TROUBLESHOOTING
SECTION 5
Note: The console delivered with the DMR+ uses a key combination to start the auto-test. However, you may
find an older model of console which uses a switch. Entry to the auto-test for both models is described
here; they are otherwise completely compatible.
5.1 Autotest using key combination
If your console is the newer model without the switch 100 S1, you must simultaneously press a combination
of five switches to start the autotest:
– First press and hold the Reset button (1) and the Centering Light button (2)
– Then press and hold the three buttons Film Density decrement (3), Film Density increment (4), and
Screen/Film combination (5). The autotest starts as described below.
To stop the test, repeat the same key combination at any time after the lamp visual test.
ILLUSTRATION 4
CONTROL CONSOLE CDRH

CONTROL CONSOLE 2001
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5–50
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5.2 Autotest for consoles with switch 100 S1
If your console has the switch 100 S1 (located next to connector XJ3), start the autotest as follows:
– Turn OFF the Senographe DMR+.
– Use small flat screwdriver to set the switch 100 S1 to its CENTER position (see Note).
–Power up the DMR+.
To stop the autotest sequence, switch S1 may be returned to its normal position (LEFT) at any time. This
results in a console CPU reset and restoration of the serial link with the generator. If S1 is returned to its
normal application position during a test, the test is completed before the change in position is recognized.
This means that several seconds may be necessary before return to normal application mode.
Note: This switch has 3 positions: LEFT, CENTER and RIGHT. LEFT is the normal application position.
CENTER is for console self-test, RIGHT is not used. If the Senographe DMR+ is powered up with
this switch in the RIGHT position, correct power-up is impossible. The console ”beeps” at 1-second
intervals, communication with the service terminal is impossible, and the serial link with the generator
is interrupted.
5.3 Autotest sequence.
An automatic sequence of console self tests is executed in the following order:

– Buzzer test (300 ms).
– Internal CPU RAM test.
– External CPU RAM test.
– Internal CPU timer test.
– Serial link loop–back test.
– Alpha–numeric display test.
– Visual test of 6 lamps inside console keys.
– Electrical consumption test: all displays and lamps are lit for 5 seconds
Note: The first five tests (to the serial link test) are followed by a message (OK or NOT OK) on the console
display.
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At the end of this sequence, ”Operator input test” is displayed on the left–hand console display; the
following tests require operator input:
– Key tests: service engineer momentarily presses each key (except 1st and 2nd trigger) on the
console; the left–hand display shows the function of the key being pressed
Note: If the console is equipped with a remote handswitch, its light centering button (but not 1st and 2nd
trigger buttons) must also be tested during the key tests.
– kV and mAs knob tests: service engineer rotates each knob step by step through each of its 12
absolute positions, which are displayed on the left–hand display. The right–hand display shows
relative knob positions.
5.4 Corrective action if a test is declared ”NOT OK”.
If any test result is ”NOT OK”, replace the console.
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Purpose: FLOATING POINT CALCULATION Version No.: 1

ERROR 068/022 IN AEC / AOP MODE Date: Feb. 2000
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
FLOATING POINT CALCULATION ERROR 068/022 IN AEC / AOP MODE
1. Make a backup of your generator parameters with a corrupted data, to be able to retrieve original gene
param if the factory parameters file is also corrupted.
2. Record manually the following parameters:
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– setup/medical/speed/
– setup/force/
– setup/decomp/
– setup/beep/
– setup/height
– setup/film
– setup/gene/instal/gene/gene/polar/voltage Mo/LF=
Rh/LF=
Mo/SF
Rh/SF
– setup/setup/gene/instal/gene/AOP/ALGO/FSC:A/CALIB/LNRT/PARAM/ A0=
A1=
A2=
5–53
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FLOATING POINT CALCULATION

ERROR 068/022 IN AEC / AOP MODE Job Card TSG 021 2 of 2
– Note the mAs (AEC 28KV 4cm plexi DO=xx) for reference energy.
3. Power of the system, clear memory by removing the jumper X2 near the battery on the generator CPU
during 30 seconds and after re–install it.
4. Reload factory parameters from the factory disquette to your hard disk and then load the factory
parameters from C:\ to DMR+ for better transfert.
5. Go to menu instal/gene/config/config/tube/model/70TH–F and VALID.
– Poweroff/on.
– Re–install parameters recorded in point 1 (medical params Bias voltage, LNRT param).
– Perform IST 003.
– Poweroff/on.
6. Perform your FSC calibration on FSC:B (no on FSC:A)
– IST 006: valid, name.
– IST 007.
– IST 014 with the mAs value recorded above.
– Make the 3 AEC checks.
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5–54
ILLUSTRATION 5–1
REV 2
GE Medical Systems
TSG 001 – GENERATOR POWER – UP SEQUENCE TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS

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REV 2
GE Medical Systems
TSG 001 – GENERATOR POWER – UP SEQUENCE TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS (CONTINUED)
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REV 2
GE Medical Systems

5–57
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ILLUSTRATION 5–4
REV 2
GE Medical Systems

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REV 2
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ILLUSTRATION 5–6
REV 2
GE Medical Systems
5–60

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ILLUSTRATION 5–7
REV 2
GE Medical Systems

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ILLUSTRATION 5–8
REV 2
GE Medical Systems
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ILLUSTRATION 5–9
REV 2
GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
TGS 003 – HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS (CONTINUED)

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REV 2
GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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GE Medical Systems
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REV 2
GE Medical Systems
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REV 2
GE Medical Systems
TSG 015 – INTER–QRM LOCK COMMAND TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS (CONTINUED)

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TSG 017 – ARM SYNC TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW CHARTS
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CHAPTER 7 – PLANNED MAINTENANCE
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Purpose: DMR PLANNED MAINTENANCE STEERING Version No.:

Date: July 2002
Time: n/a Personnel: 1 field engineer
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Site Status PM002 sm 12
Remove System Covers PM003 sm 12
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Check AEC Max Exposure Time Safety PM004 sm 12
Check Emergency Stop Buttons PM005 sm 12
Check Compression Safety PM006 sm 12
Check Cable Ground and X–Ray Tube Safety PM008 sm 12
Inspect Lead Glass Shield PM009 sm 12
Check HV Unit and HV Cable Connections PM010 sm 36
Clean System PM011 sm 12
Replace Generator CPU Lithium Battery DR021 asm 36
Replace Gantry CPU Lithium Battery DR009 asm 36
Check +5V Supply on Generator CPU Board PM012 sm 24
Check Column Up/Down Movement PM013 sm 12
Check Arm Rotation PM014 sm 12
Check Compression Force PM015 sm 24
Check Breast Thickness Measurement PM016 sm 24
Check Photocell Positioning PM018 sm 12
Check Format Control PM019 sm 24
Check Tube Housing Arm Detents PM020 sm 24
Check Magnification Sensors and SID Sensors PM021 sm 24
Check Bucky and Test Bucky PM022 sm 12
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Job Card PM001 2 of 2
Task Title Job Card Document Interval

(months)
Check Stereotix Option PM023 sm 12
Check Chair Option PM024 sm 12
Replace Paddle With a Notch Option PM025 sm 24
Re–Install System Covers PM003 sm 12
Summarize the PM Visit With the Customer none sm 12
Put All Task Set Data Sheets in Log Book none sm 12
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Senographe DMR+ Job Card PM002 1 of 2
Purpose: CONNECT SERVICE LAPTOP Version No.:

Date: July 2002
SECTION 1
TOOLS REQUIRED
D Mammocom Software P/N 2157987 (revision V1.16)

D Serial Communication cable P/N 2116257
SECTION 2
PROCEDURE
1. Turn off the system.

2. Connect the serial communication cable between the service laptop and connector XJ4 on board
400PL2 in generator cabinet.
Connector XJ4 on board 400PL2
3. Turn on the service laptop and the system.

4. From a DOS window, select MAMMOCOM directory:
C:\ > cd MAMMOCOM and hit <ENTER>.
5. Execute the MAMMOCOM application:
C :\MAMMOCOM>STAV and hit <ENTER>.
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Senographe DMR + Job Card PM003 1 of 12
Purpose: DATA BACKUP Version No.:

Date: July 2002
SECTION 1
TOOLS REQUIRED
D Mammocom Software P/N 2157987 (revision V1.16)

D Serial Communication cable P/N 2116257
D Formatted diskette dedicated to backups of system generator and gantry calibration data, error logs
and statistics on the present site (must be kept on site by the customer)
SECTION 2
RECORDING MECHANICAL EXPOSURE COUNTER VALUE
1. Inside the generator cabinet, locate the mechanical exposure counter as indicated in the photo below.
Note: There are two different mechanical counters near each other. Be sure to correctly identify the one
shown in the photo below.
Mechanical exposure counter
2. In the data sheet, enter the number of exposures displayed on the mechanical counter.
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SECTION 3
RECORDING SOFTWARE EXPOSURE COUNTER VALUE @<00282>
1. Use the laptop to access screen @<00282>: The full path is:
F10/F9/GENE(F1)/MAINT(F6)/STAT(F1)/STATS(F1)/SHOW(F1)/GLOBAL(F1)/GENER(F3)
2. In the data sheet, enter the EXPOSURE TOTAL: value displayed on the laptop screen.
SECTION 4
RECORDING CUSTOMER EXPOSURE SETTINGS
Note: It is important to record the customer’s exposure settings so that you can restore them at the end of your
PM visit.
For each exposure setting, record the customer’s value in the data sheet, as shown in the table below.
Read this setting on the laptop... ... and record the setting’s value in the
data sheet
Focal spot SMALL or LARGE
Track Mo or Rh
Filter Mo or Rh
Film Density Control (FDC) –5, –4, ... 0, +1, ... +5
Screen–Film Combination (SFC) max. 7 character string
Exposure Mode AOP, AEC or Manual
kV 2–digit integer
Photocell position (on film holder) 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5
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SECTION 5
RECORDING MEDICAL MENU PARAMETERS
Note: It is important to record the customer’s medical menu parameters so that you can restore them at the
end of your PM visit.
For each medical menu parameter, record the customer’s value in the data sheet, as shown in the table
below.
Enter this path on the laptop... ... and record the parameter’s value in
the data sheet
SETUP/MEDICAL/SPEED FAST or SLOW
SETUP/MEDICAL/FORCE 4, 5, ... or 20 daN
SETUP/MEDICAL/DECOMP YES or NO
SETUP/MEDICAL/BEEP YES or NO
SETUP/MEDICAL/HEIGHT 1, 2, ... or 40 cm
SETUP/MEDICAL/FILM max. 7 character string
SETUP/LANGUAGE FRANC, ENGL, DEUTS, ESPAN, ITALI
or PORTU
SECTION 6
RECORDING BACKUP COUNTER
Enter the following path with Mammocom software:

SETUP(F9)/GENE(F1)/MAINT(F6)/STAT(F1)/STATS(F1)/SHOW(F1)/COUNTER(F6)
and record the COUNTER value in the data sheet: ____________________
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SECTION 7
PREPARING THE DATA BACKUP DISKETTE
We recommend that you organize the directories and files on the data backup diskette for the site in a
standardized way. This practice simplifies the task of FEs who perform maintenance on the site in the
future.
7.1 Checking the Site Data Backup Diskette
1. Locate the data backup diskette on the cutomer’s premises. Insert it in the drive of the service laptop.
Display the directory names at the root level of the diskette Display the directory names at the root level
of the diskette by typing the following:
A:\dir
Among the directory names displayed, you should see one which is the system number, e.g.:
M1234567
Where M1234567 is the identifier of the system on which you are performing maintenance.
2. Before proceeding, carefully verify that this system number is correct. If it is not, you must locate the
correct diskette before proceeding.
3. Check that the other directory names are in the following format:
dd_mm_yy
These directories contain backup data files for the site during past maintenance visits as shown in the
illustration below. The directory names indicate the day (dd), month (mm) and year (yy) of each visit.
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7.2 Creating a Directory for Today’s Backup Data
At the root level of the diskette, create a directory and name it with today’s date, e.g. type the following:
A:\mkdir dd_mm_yy
Where dd is the current date, mm is the current month and yy is the current year.
You will store the current system backup data in this directory as explained in the following sections.
A:\
System ID (e.g. M1234567)
(EMPTY DIRECTORY)
Backup date 1 (e.g. 14_02_01)
gene.dat
gene.err
gene.stt
gantry.dat
gantry.err
Backup date 2 (e.g. 23_09_01)
gene.dat
gene.err
gene.stt
gantry.dat
gantry.err
Backup date n (e.g. 06_09_02 )
gene.dat
gene.err
gene.stt
gantry.dat
gantry.err
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SECTION 8
BACKING UP GENERATOR CALIBRATION SYSTEM PARAMETERS <00361>
MAMMOCOM WILL LOSE VITAL BACKUP DATA WITHOUT

WARNING SHOWING ANY ERROR MESSAGE IF YOU DO NOT RUN IT
DIRECTLY UNDER MS-DOS. DO NOT USE WINDOWS 95/98 UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. IF YOUR LAPTOP IS OPERATING UNDER
WINDOWS, REBOOT IT NOW IN MS–DOS MODE BY CLICKING
“START”, THEN “RESTART COMPUTER IN MS-DOS MODE”. IF
YOU DO NOT DO THIS YOU WILL LOSE VITAL DATA WITHOUT
RECEIVING ANY ERROR MESSAGE.
In this section you copy all the calibration parameters of the generator onto a diskette in the form of a file
called gene.dat. To do this, proceed as follows:
1. Reboot the laptop in MS–DOS mode as directed in WARNING above.
F10/F9/GENE(F1)/MAINT(F6)/MAINT(F3)//MAINT(F1)/2>1(F6)/TRANS(F5)/SAVE(F1)
3. Without leaving this maintenance menu @ <00361>, press ALT–M, to return to the Mammocom main
menu.
4. Select the “File Transmission” option, then press enter key.
5. Insert data backup diskette for the site (identified and prepared as described above) into floppy disk
drive.
Parameter Value to enter Description

File name: gene To change the file name: press enter key, use
back space key to erase the name and type the
new one, press enter key. Max. 8 characters.
Directory name: A:\dd_mm_yy Enter full path to the directory corresponding to
current date.
Suffix: DAT Extension of file to be saved.
Transmit: Do not enter this parameter.
Receive: EQUIPMENT –––> PC Press enter key to select.
7. Select coded file with the down arrow, then press ”ENTER”. The laptop now displays:
Receiving file: A:\dd_mm_yy\gene.DAT from equipment
and the transmitted data is scrolled on the screen.
8. When the transfer is completed, press alt–M several times to return to the Mammocom main menu.
9. Reselect ”Terminal Emulator” to enable an exit from maintenance mode and a return to the application
by F9.
10. Check the presence of the recorded file by selecting the menu ”DOS shell” option and typing the DOS
command: DIR/P A:\dd_mm_yy. The name of the file is gene.dat and its size is approximately 10
KBytes
11. To return to the menu, type EXIT and press the Enter key.
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SECTION 9
BACKING UP GANTRY CALIBRATION SYSTEM PARAMETERS <05421>
In this section you copy all the calibration parameters of the gantry onto a diskette in the form of a file called
gantry.dat. To do this, proceed as follows:
1. If not already done, reboot the laptop in MS–DOS mode (do NOT use an MS–DOS window under
Windows.
F9/ARM(F5)/VALID(F1)/MAINT(F6)/MAINT(F1)/TRANS(F3)/SAVE(F1)
3. Without leaving this maintenance menu @ <05421>, press ALT–M, to return to the Mammocom main
menu.
drive.

File name: gantry To change the file name: press enter key, use
current date.
Suffix: DAT Extension of file to be saved.
7. Select coded file with the down arrow, then press ”ENTER”. The laptop now displays:
Receiving file: A:\dd_mm_yy\gantry.DAT from equipment
by F9.
command: DIR/P The name of the file is gantry.dat and its size is less than 1 KByte.
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SECTION 10
BACKING UP GENERATOR STATISTICS <00278>
In this section you copy all the statistics of the system onto a diskette in the form of a file called gene.stt. To
do this, proceed as follows:
Windows.
F10/F9/GENE(F1)/MAINT(F6)/STAT(F1)/STATS(F1)/TRANS(F2)
3. Without leaving this maintenance menu @<00278>, press ALT–M, to return to the Mammocom main
menu.
drive.

current date.
Suffix: STT Extension of file to be saved.
7. Select ASCII file, then press “ENTER”. The laptop now displays:
Receiving file: A:\dd_mm_yy\gene.STT from equipment
by F9.
command: DIR/P The name of the file is gene.stt
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SECTION 11
BACKING UP GENERATOR ERROR CODES <00314>
In this section you copy all the error codes generated by the generator onto a diskette in the form of a file
called gene.err. To do this, proceed as follows:
Windows.
F10/F9/MAINT(F5)/GENE(F1)/MAINT(F6)/MAINT(F3)/MAINT(F1)/1>2(F6)/CODES(F4)/FU
NCT(F3)/TRANSFER(F6)
menu.
drive.

current date.
Suffix: ERR Extension of file to be saved.
Receiving file: A:\dd_mm_yy\gene.ERR from equipment
by F9 as many times as needed.
command: DIR/P The name of the file is gene.err and its size is approximately 10 KBytes
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SECTION 12
BACKING UP GANTRY ERROR CODES <05409>
In this section you copy all the error codes generated by the gantry onto a diskette in the form of a file called
gantry.err. To do this, proceed as follows:
Windows.
F10/F9/ARM(F5)/VALID(F1)/MAINT(F6)/CODES(F2)/FUNCT(F3)/TRANS(F3)
menu.
drive.

File name: gantry To change the file name: press enter key, use
current date.
Suffix: ERR Extension of file to be saved.
Receiving file: A:\dd_mm_yy\gantry.ERR from equipment
by F9 as many times as needed.
command: DIR/P The name of the file is gantry.err and its size is approximately ?? KBytes
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SECTION 13
VIEWING SYSTEM ERROR CODES <00310>
In this section you can view, on the screen of your service laptop, the error codes generated by the system.
To do this, proceed as follows:
F10/F9/GENE(F1)/MAINT(F6)/MAINT(F3)/MAINT(F1)/1>2(F6)/CODES(F4)/DISPLAY(F1)
The laptop screen now displays:
ERROR CODE DISPLAY:
PAGE– PAGE+ ERR– ERR+ HOME END
2. At this point only the last error is displayed. Press F1 to view previous errors.
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CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1

CHAPTER 2 – “MAMMOCOM” COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

6–2 User Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–7

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

CHAPTER 3 – DISASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

CHAPTER 4 – ERROR CODES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–1

CHAPTER 5 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–1

CHAPTER 6 – BLOCK DIAGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–I

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

CHAPTER 7 – PLANNED MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–I

D THIS SERVICE MANUAL IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH ONLY.

D CE MANUEL DE MAINTENANCE N’EST DISPONIBLE QU’EN ANGLAIS.

D DIESES KUNDENDIENST–HANDBUCH EXISTIERT NUR IN

D ESTE MANUAL DE SERVICIO SÓLO EXISTE EN INGLÉS.

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REV DATE REASON FOR CHANGE

0 September 2, 1999 Initial release for DMR+.

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2–1 thru 2–24 3

3–1 thru 3–86 3

4–1 thru 4–20 3

5–1 thru 5–94 3

6–i thru 6–ii

7–1 thru 7–18 3

NUMBER FORMAT REVISION

Diagnostic assistance is provided by many maintenance tests, accessible from a service

1–2 Module Disassembly/Reassembly

A set of job cards giving instructions for module disassembly/reassembly is provided in

1–3 Error codes

1–4 Troubleshooting Guides

A set of Troubleshooting Guides (TSG) is provided in Chapter 5. These give recommended

1–5 Block Diagrams

2–1 Power-up problems

2–2 Problems generating error messages

2–2–1 Function of self-test

2–2–2 Screen facilities

2–3 CPU board and interface problems

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