DMR SM

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Revision 9
SENOGRAPHE DMR+
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Service Manual
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CopyrightE 1999, 2001, 2002 by General Electric Co.

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 60 : 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 60 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 60: 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. 60 der Internationalen Kommission für Strahlenschutz (ICRP) vertraut
machen: Empfehlungen der Internationalen Kommission für Strahlenschutz und anderer nationaler Normenbehörden.
GE Medical Systems SENOGRAPHE DMR+
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER TITLE PAGE
REVISION HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii
1 INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–1 Chapter Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
1–2 Inspection for Damage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
SECTION 2 – DESCRIPTION OF DELIVERED EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
SECTION 3 – HOW TO USE THE CONSOLE IN INSTALLATION MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
3–1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
3–2 Application and Installation modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–1
3–3 Description of the Console . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–2
3–4 Accessing the Generator or Gantry Installation Mode from the Console . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–5
3–5 Installation Menu Tree Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–9
3–6 Accessing the Different Installation Menus in the Tree Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–23
3–7 Saved Parameters and Checksum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–23
3–8 Re–loading of Default (Initial) Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–24
3–9 Returning to the Application Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–25
3–10 Generator Configuration Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–25
3–10–1 Gantry Present/Absent (PRS_A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–25
3–10–2 Display of Parameters Following an Exposure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–26
3–10–3 Calendar and Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–27
3–10–4 Visual Representation of Numerical Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–27
3–10–5 Visual Display of Parameter Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–28
3–10–6 Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–28
3–10–7 Entry of an Alpha–Numeric Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–29
3–11 Principles of Generator Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–30
3–11–1 Vocabulary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–30
3–11–2 Use of the First Trigger/Second Trigger Buttons During Generator Installation . . . . . . 1–30
3–11–3 Inhibit Conditions Due to Gantry Absence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–30
3–11–4 Inhibit Conditions Due to Grid Absence/Presence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–31
3–11–5 Displayed Messages During Exposure–Producing Calibration Procedures . . . . . . . . . . 1–31
3–11–6 Other Displayed Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–31
SECTION 4 – SITE PREPARATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–31
SECTION 5 – INSTALLATION STEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–32
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CHAPTER TITLE PAGE
2 CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
SECTION 2 – GENERATOR CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
SECTION 3 – GANTRY CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–1
SECTION 4 – AEC CALIBRATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–2
SECTION 5 – AEC CALIBRATION ON STEREOTIX 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–2
SECTION 6 – RE–CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE OPTICAL DENSITY
IN NON–STEREOTIX 2 MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–2
SECTION 7 – CUSTOMER REQUESTED RE–CALIBRATION OF STEREOTIX 2 MODE
REFERENCE OPTICAL DENSITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–3
3 JOB CARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1

JOB CARD IST 001 – CALIBRATION OF HEATER CURRENT SCALE FACTOR . . . . . . . . 3–3
JOB CARD IST 002 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE SCALE
FACTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–9
JOB CARD IST 003 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE HEATER CURRENT . . . . . . . . . . 3–15
JOB CARD IST 004 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL HV MEASUREMENT
AND SCALE FACTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–19
JOB CARD IST 005 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL SENSITIVITY AS A FUNCTION
OF ITS VOLTAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–23
JOB CARD IST 006 – SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–27
JOB CARD IST 007 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL GAIN FOR A GIVEN
SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–31
JOB CARD IST 008 – UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–51
JOB CARD IST 009 – PHYSICAL INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–55
JOB CARD IST 010 – CONNECTING THE CABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–57
JOB CARD IST 011 – CONNECTING TO THE AC SUPPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–69
JOB CARD IST 012 – LINE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–75
JOB CARD IST 013 – CALIBRATION OF FILM RECIPROCITY LAW FAILURE
COMPENSATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–79
JOB CARD IST 014 – CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY FOR A GIVEN
SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–89
JOB CARD IST 015 – CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION ARM ANGULATION . . . . . . . . 3–97
JOB CARD IST 016 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE MA MEASUREMENT . . . . . . . . . 3–99
JOB CARD IST 017 – CALIBRATION OF KV SCALE FACTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–103
JOB CARD IST 018 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTOCELL IN STEREOTIX 2 POSITIONS . . . 3–109
JOB CARD IST 019 – CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY IN STEREOTIX 2 MODE
FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–115
JOB CARD IST 020 – AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–123
JOB CARD IST 021 – CHECKING AND ADJUSMENT OF LATERAL CENTERING
OF X–RAY BEAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–125
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JOB CARD IST 022 – CHECKING BASIC SUPPLY VOLTAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–131

JOB CARD IST 023 – CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE DETECTOR . . . . . . . . . 3–133
JOB CARD IST 024 – MINIMUM COMPRESSION/DECOMPRESSION FORCE TESTS . . . 3–135
JOB CARD IST 025 – CALIBRATION OF BREAST THICKNESS MEASUREMENT . . . . . . 3–139
JOB CARD IST 026 – CALIBRATION OF GRID POSITION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–143
JOB CARD IST 027 – CHECKING X–RAY FILM FORMAT GEOMETRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–145
JOB CARD IST 028 – LIGHT CENTERING CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–159
JOB CARD IST 029 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE REFERENCE ANGLE . . . . . . . . . 3–165
JOB CARD IST 030 – CALIBRATION OF LATERAL, REAR, AND FRONT,
COLLIMATOR BLADE REFERENCE POSITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–169
JOB CARD IST 031 – TEST FOR ABSENCE OF GRID LINES ON EXPOSED FILM . . . . . . 3–173
JOB CARD IST 032 – REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE COVERS
AND PANELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–177
JOB CARD IST 033 – PRELIMINARY GENERATOR AND GANTRY TESTING . . . . . . . . . 3–181
JOB CARD IST 034 – CHECKING SAFE–LIGHTING AND FILM PROCESSING . . . . . . . . 3–187
JOB CARD IST 035 – REPLACEMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–191
JOB CARD IST 036 – ADJUSTMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–195
JOB CARD IST 037 – JUMPERS AND SWITCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–205
JOB CARD IST 038 – REGULATORY AND SAFETY LABELLING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–209
JOB CARD IST 039 – MANUAL DETERMINATION OF AOP STRATEGY
FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–215
JOB CARD IST 040 – SETTING OF ELEVATOR UPPER TRAVEL LIMIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–219
JOB CARD IST 041 – GENERAL ERRORS DURING THE CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–223
JOB CARD IST 042 – CONNECTING ROOM LAMPS AND ROOM DOOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–231
JOB CARD IST 043 – DMR INSTALLATION FORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–234
JOB CARD IST 044 – SETTING PADDLE DEFORMATION PARAMETERS . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–249
JOB CARD IST 045 – PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOLLOW–UP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–251
JOB CARD IST 046 – CHECKS ON PRE-EXPOSURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–255
JOB CARD IST 047 – CHECK OF VIEWBOX(ES) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–261
JOB CARD IST 048 – CHECK OF SENSITOMETRIC STABILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–265
JOB CARD IST 050 – A0 OPTIMIZATION FOR CONTACT MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–269
JOB CARD IST 051 – A0 OPTIMIZATION FOR MAGNIFICATION MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–271
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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
5 SIGNAL LISTS / GLOSSARIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–1
6 RENEWAL PARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–1
7 PLANNED MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–1

SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–1
JOB CARD PM001 – DMR PLANNED MAINTENANCE STEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–3
JOB CARD PM002 – SITE STATUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–5
JOB CARD PM003 – REMOVE SYSTEM COVERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–7
JOB CARD PM004 – CHECK AEC MAX EXPOSURE TIME SAFETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–13
JOB CARD PM005 – CHECK EMERGENCY STOP BUTTONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–15
JOB CARD PM006 – CHECK COMPRESSION SAFETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–17
JOB CARD PM008 – CHECK CABLE GROUNDING AND X–RAY TUBE SAFETY . . . . . . 7–19
JOB CARD PM009 – INSPECT LEAD GLASS SHIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–21
JOB CARD PM010 – CHECK HV UNIT AND HV CABLE CONNECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–23
JOB CARD PM011 – CLEAN SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–25
JOB CARD PM012 – CHECK +5V SUPPLY ON GENERATOR CPU BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–27
JOB CARD PM013 – CHECK COLUMN UP/DOWN MOVEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–31
JOB CARD PM014 – CHECK ARM ROTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–33
JOB CARD PM015 – CHECK COMPRESSION FORCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–35
JOB CARD PM016 – CHECK BREAST THICKNESS MEASUREMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–39
JOB CARD PM018 – CHECK PHOTOCELL POSITIONING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–41
JOB CARD PM019 – CHECK FORMAT CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–43
JOB CARD PM020 – CHECK TUBE HOUSING ARM DETENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–45
JOB CARD PM021 – CHECK MAGNIFICATION SENSORS AND SID SENSORS . . . . . . . . 7–47
JOB CARD PM022 – CHECK BUCKY AND TEST BUCKY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–49
JOB CARD PM023 – CHECK STEREOTIX OPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–51
JOB CARD PM024 – CHECK CHAIR OPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–53
JOB CARD PM025 – REPLACE PADDLE WITH A NOTCH OPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–55
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REVISION HISTORY
REV DATE TYPE OF MODIFICATION

0 March 13, 1999 Initial release.
1 August 1999 Corrections
2 December 1999 Renewal Parts updated with CPUs V5.09 and V5.10
3 February 2000 Program Marble (DMR+ M5) SPR BUCge45373
4 June 2000 Correction to test point nos. in IST 037; IST 046 warm-up mAs value corrected; added
value limit for measured value entries in IST 030; updated margin settings in IST 027.
Renewal parts list updated: corrected p/n for compression spring kit on Ill. 6-3; added part
no. for line filter box (FRU 2) on Ill. 6-10; corrected p/n for bearing item 3 on Ill. 6–20;
added kit for cable on belt to Ill 6-26; corrected p/n for collimator item 25 on Ill. 6-29;
corrected part nos. for 2-pedal and 4-pedal footswitches on Ill. 6-17; added pushbutton kit
on Ill. 6-30; removed photomultiplier kit and cell disassembly tool from Ill. 6-31; cor-
rected p/n for bucky CDRH on Ill. 6-36; removed markers from Ill. 6-36; added sets of
Flip markers on Ill. 6-38; added p/ns for dataflash cable, lexan part for 24x30 paddle, spot
paddles, and axillary paddle on Ill. 6-38.
5 February 2001 Service Manual release synchronized with FMI 11395.
Page 1–41: in table 1, addition of ”A0, A1 and A2 values for MinR 2000,
Agfa HDR–C and Fuji ADM films.
Page 1–44: addition of note ”use calibration form IST043 ...”
Page 1–45: AEC flowchart: IST046 moved after IST007.
IST007: addition of illustration 1: ”IST007 flowchart” + modifications.
IST007: corrections of menu path: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/COPY/...
instead of SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/COPY/...
IST013 : section 5.9.5: indication of where to note down the records (in IST043,
IST013 data section).
IST014: section 5.5.8: indication of where to note down the records (in IST043,
IST014 data section).
IST043: update of record tables according to IST007 modifications.
SPR BUCge56711: addition of new error codes 171/015 through 171/024
Page 4–19: addition of recommended actions for 171/015 through 171/024 error codes
Page 6–63: changes in FRU level: P/N 45560093 is FRU 2 and 2128546 is FRU 1.
IST027: replacement of IST030 reference by (IST029 + IST030)
SPR BUCge59779: Job Card IST022. Addition of 5.1Vdc adjustment.
SPR BUCge59962: removal of P/N 2235097, not FRU.
Page 6–27: new 400PL3 P/N=2274829–5
Page 6–49: new 800PL3 P/N=2274828–5
Page 1–34: removal of step 5 : Unlock the tube angulation....
Page 1–23: removal of illustration 1–17 (DOSE menu not used).
IST010: modification of Emergency cable connection as follows:
table 1: Emergency stop connected to TB1 Autotransformer
addition of TB1 location in illustration 3
Section 5.7: emergency stop wire is connected to TB1 (orange connector).
...
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IST033: addition of section 6.1: Check Angle sensor.

IST041: addition of recommended action page 3–226.
IST015 : addition of a note after section 5.2. Refer to error code list...
IST046: improvement of procedure.
Page 1–38 and 1–39 and Job Card IST027: New values for collimator margins.
6 March 2001 Service Manual release synchronized with Sapphire M3.

Addition of Job Card IST050 and update of AEC/AOP calibration flowchart (SPR
BUCge62286).
7 August 2001 Service Manual release synchronized with Sapphire Post M4 (1).
Addition of Job Card IST051 and update of AEC/AOP calibration flowchart
(SPR BUCge66903)
8 January 2002 Program: Crystal M4

– SPR BUCge69149: SM introduction.
– SPR BUCge58594: IST022 updated for locking the potentiometer.
– Introduction of V6.22 software
– Introduction of a new console called “Console 2001”.
– New paddle with notch and carbon fiber bucky cover introduction.
– Update Renewal Parts.
– Update of some DMR service menus names and paths.
9 September 2002 Generic SPR BUCge81369

Program: Optimized Planned Maintenance (Jamboree)
– Create chapter 7 with PM job cards.
– SPR BUCge56259: Introduce new generator interface board (400–PL2) 2198369–3 in
renewal parts.
– SPR BUCge76813: Add paddle rail for accessory trolley 2335958 in renewal parts.
Regulatory and Safety Labelling SPR BUCge81337

– Added affix product id labels Job Card IST038
MQSA paddle adjustment. BUCge81771.

– Added step 24 to ch. 1 sec. 5 Installation Steering, p. 1–41.
– Updated ch. 6 renewal parts, reminders to order FMI 11468 when replacing paddles in
countries subject to MQSA (pages 6–79 and 6–89).
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document.
Note for To maintain this document it is mandatory to use the “Master File”
the Technical Writer 2309391–100 as the Interleaf source.
This “Master File” contains a “Read me” which explains how to
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CHAPTER 1 – INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
1–1 Chapter Overview
This chapter presents the Senographe DMR installation procedures. The wiring and room
layout requirements for the product are covered in the Pre–Installation Manual.
1–2 Inspection for Damage
The Senographe DMR was completely inspected for proper operation and appearance before
shipment. However, it is necessary to inspect the product after the shipment is received. Visu-
ally inspect the packages for any apparent damage. If there are signs of damage, refer the mat-
ter to the shipping company immediately.
Open the packages and refer to the Product Delivery Instructions (PDI). Verify that items on
the list are present in the package. Carefully examine the contents for small parts.
SECTION 2
DESCRIPTION OF DELIVERED EQUIPMENT
D See the Pre-installation Manual for a description of the delivered equipment.

SECTION 3
HOW TO USE THE CONSOLE IN INSTALLATION MODE
3–1 Introduction
This section describes how to use the Senographe DMR console during installation.
3–2 Application and Installation modes
Throughout the Senographe DMR documentation, reference is made to the application mode
and to the installation mode to differentiate between normal operation of the product by a
doctor and operation of the product during installation.
Each time the Senographe DMR is turned on the software automatically starts up in applica-
tion mode.
For information on using the Senographe DMR in application mode, refer to the Operator
Manual.
Two major Senographe DMR components must be installed – the generator and the gantry.
Therefore, there are two separate installation phases, one for the generator and one for the
gantry (see Section 3–4).
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3–3 Description of the Console

INSTALLATION
Illustration 1–1 shows the Senographe DMR consoles. When the Senographe DMR is in
application mode, the six keys below the display window correspond to the functions that
their respective symbol markings indicate (focal spot, track, filter, etc. – refer to the Operator
Manual for explicit details).
On the other hand, when the Senographe DMR is in installation mode, the function of each
of these six keys depends on the procedure being performed and is displayed on the bottom
line of the display window adjacent to the corresponding key.
To enter installation mode, press the SETUP key once. To return immediately to
application mode, press the SETUP key again.
Illustration 1–3 shows the console before and after entry to the installation mode.
Section 1 of this illustration shows a typical console display during normal application mode
use.
Section 2 shows the appearance of the display window when, having started from application
mode, the SETUP key is pressed for the first time.
Section 4 shows the appearance of the display window when the password has already been
entered once, and starting from application mode, the SETUP key is pressed.
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ILLUSTRATION 1–1
SENOGRAPHE DMR CONSOLES
INSTALLATION
Control Console CDRH
Control Console 2001 (in forward production from february 2002)
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3–4 Accessing the Generator or Gantry Installation Mode from the Console
INSTALLATION
Menu access paths: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL OR SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL
To access the generator or gantry installation mode starting from application mode, follow
this sequence:
1. Press the SETUP key .
2. For access to the generator and gantry installation menus, change the position of the in-
stallation menu enable switch (switch B1–8 on generator CPUboard 400–PL3) from its
position prior to power-up to the opposite position (see Illustration 1–2).
The installation menus can also be accessed by password. Select the PASSWORD key,
enter your password (given at the training course) (see Illustration 1–3, Section 3).
3. Select the sub–assembly to be installed (GENE or ARM for generator or gantry, respec-
tively).
4. For the gantry ONLY, press the VALID key.
5. Select the INSTAL menu.
Note: The MAINTENANCE menu is not accessible during installation of the Senographe
DMR.
6. You now have access to the installation menus of the sub–assembly selected (generator
or gantry).
Note: The position of the installation menu enable switch is memorized each time the Seno-
graphe DMR is turned on. Until the machine is again turned off (or the default parame-
ters are re–loaded via the generator’s CLEAR menu, see Section 3–8), this memorized
position is the installation-menu-access-disabled position, and the opposite position is
the installation-menu-access-enabled position. The significance of the switch’s position
thus depends upon its position at power–up.
When you have finished using the Senographe DMR installation mode, you must
CAUTION turn off the Senographe DMR before handing over the machine to the user. In this
way, when the machine is turned on again, access to the installation mode will be
automatically locked out (see Note above).
Illustration 1–3 shows the sequence for accessing generator installation mode.
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ILLUSTRATION 1–2
LOCATION OF INSTALLATION MENU ENABLE SWITCH
INSTALLATION
GENE CPU BOARD 400–PL3
B1
?
P1 P2
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ILLUSTRATION 1–3
SEQUENCE FOR ENTERING GENERATOR INSTALLATION MODE (REPRESENTED ONLY IN THE CASE OF A CONTROL CONSOLE
2001 OPERATION IS SIMILAR WITH CONTROL CONSOLE CDRH (REFER TO ILLUSTRATION 1–1))
INSTALLATION
1
APPLICATION
SETUP
SMALL AUTO AUTO +0 A
Nb of exposures
VIEW MEDICAL LANGUAGE PASSWD
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INSTALLATION
APPLICATION
ENTER YOUR PASSWORD: Nb of exposures SETUP

1 2 3 4 5 6
PASSWORD
4
APPLICATION
SETUP
Nb of exposures
GENE MEDICAL LANGUAGE ARM CLINIC
GENE ARM
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5
INSTALLATION
APPLICATION
SETUP
GEMS–E VX.XX GEN DD.MM.YY
INSTAL MAINT
GENE ARM
INSTAL
6
APPLICATION
SETUP
LAST INSTAL (D/M/Y H:M) 28/03/96 10:24

CKSUM GENE
GENE ARM
INSTAL
CKSUM GENE
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3–5 Installation Menu Tree Structure
INSTALLATION
The various installation menus are accessible via a tree structure which is shown in Illustra-
tions 1-5 through 1–13.
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INSTALLATION
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ILLUSTRATION 1–4
MEDICAL
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE
INSTALLATION
KEY
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat-
ing the kV knob.
APPLICATION MODE
(value) indicates that a single value is displayed or can be mod-
ified or entered.
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display

other parameter values, or modify a digit or character in
a string being entered.
These selections appear only when
indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in the password has been entered.
order to perform the calibration (see associated instruc- Select arm/gene install
tions for the calibration in question before using these
menus). GENE MEDICAL LANGUAGE ARM PASSWORD
Enter your password

1 2 3 4 5 6
installation steering step

13.–b.–xi
GEMS-E (gen soft version) GEN (release date) MEDICAL SET–UP Select LANGUAGE ARM ACCESS
INSTAL MAINT SPEED FORCE DECOMP BEEP HEIGHT FILM FRANC ENGL DEUTS ESPAN ITALI PORTU VALID
see illustration 1-6 COMPRESSION SPEED WITH BEEP GEMS-E (Arm soft version) ARM (release date)
CASSETTE DETECTION
FAST SLOW YES NO INSTAL MAINT
YES
YES NO
MAX COMPRESS FORCE daN: (value)

+ – VAL
END OF EXPOSURE DECOMP
YES NO
DECOMPRESSION HEIGHT : xx cm
+ – VALID
A
see illustration 1-12
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ILLUSTRATION 1–5
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d)
SETUP
These selections appear only when the password
INSTALLATION
KEY has been entered. See illustration 1–5.
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- APPLICATION MODE
Select arm/gene install
GENE MEDICAL LANGUAGE ARM PASSWORD
GENE ARM
ing the kV knob.
ified or entered.
GEMS-E (gen soft version) GEN (release date)
INSTAL MAINT
G
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display PADDLE PARAMETERS
18x24 24x30 MAG STEREO
A
indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in
18x24 PARAM display (2 values)
order to perform the calibration (see associated instruc-
see illustration 1–12 Same menu
tions for the calibration in question before using these LAST CALIB (D/M/Y H:M) CHANGE
structure
menus). CKSUM GENE as 1824
sections 3–7 and 3–8
CHECKSUM OF SAVED PARAM GENERATOR CALIBRATION

18x24 PARAM CHANGE offs= (values)
CKSUM CLEAR CONFIG GENE AOP DOSE PROD
NEXT VALID
USING THE CLEAR FUNCTION WILL ENTAIL A
COMPLETE RE–CALIBRATION OF THE
WARNING SENOGRAPHE DMR GENERATOR AND AEC. GENERATOR CONFIGURATION THIS MENU IS
OF NO USE TO
THIS MENU CONSISTS OF PRO- AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE AOP
DUCTION TEST PROCEDURES
THE SERVICE THAT ARE OF NO USE TO THE
CONFIG DISP IMAGE DATE EVOLUTION ENGINEER. SERVICE ENGINEER.
FILM APOLLO PELOTE
CLEAR ALL SAVED PARAM
VALID
Not used for DMR
installation steering step 13.–a. G
GENERATOR CALIBRATION
section 3–10–2 TUBE HTR_SCL BIAS KV mA_meas Not applicable
GENERATOR CONFIGURATION EXPOSURE PARAM DISPLAY GENERATOR EVOLUTION for DMR
TUBE PMAX MASMAX PRES. T_MAX RINIT YES NO 300PL3
RE–INITIALIZING THE TUBE
WARNING
WILL ENTAIL RE–CALIBRATING
THE TUBE HEATER CURRENT.
USE THE FUNCTION ONLY WHEN
YOU HAVE REPLACED THE X–
B C
RAY TUBE.
TYPE OF TUBE 2foc/2met/1ang MAX AUTHORIZED POWER POWE = (value) section 3–10–3
FOCUS ANODE MODEL DCHARG 3.0KW 3.5KW 4.0KW 4.5KW 5.0KW RE–INITIALISATION DATE and TIME UPDATE WITH THE BOARD 300PL3
INIT_TUBE INIT_ENERGY DAY HOUR FILM (AOP)
YES NO
CELL ALGO COPY TYPE
FOCUS SELECTION bifocus TYPE OF ANODE 2Metal MAX MAS ALLOWED mAs=(value) MAX EXPOSURE TIME T(s)=(value)
DATE DD/MM/YY (values) TIME HH:MN:SS (values)
SINGLE DUAL DM SMSA SMDA NEXT VALID NEXT VALID
NEXT VALID NEXT VALID
E
MODEL OF TUBE : (Maxiray 70TH–F) SUB–SYSTEMS PRESENCE TUBE RE–INITIALISATION
Not used for DMR PRS–B PRS–DS PRS–IDC VALID
GS412 70TH–F 70TH–D
RESET TUBE ENERGY (Reset done)

GS412 70TH–F 70TH–D
VALID VALID VALID
ARM PRESENCE
YES NO
DIGITAL STATION PRESENCE
YES NO
IMAGE DETECTOR CTRL PRES.
YES NO
VALID
D
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ILLUSTRATION 1–6
B
TUBE HTR_SCL
INSTALLATION
KEY
ing the kV knob.
(value) indicates that a single value is displayed or can be mod- TUBE HTR_SCL BIAS KV mA_meas
ified or entered.


C
Job Card IST 001
menus).
TUBE CALIBRATION
HEATER HTR_D CTUBE CTubH WarmUp
Job Card IST 020 HTR_SCL HARDWARE CALIB
TRACK1 TRACK2
WARNING
Same menu
Job Card IST 003 THE TWO MENUS CTUBE AND CTUBH ARE
TUBE WARM–UP x/y kV structure as
NOT INTENDED FOR SERVICE USE. for TRACK1
HEATER: Select Foc/Track
HTR_SCL HARDWARE TRACK 1
LF/MO SF/MO LF/RH SF/RH
CALIB PARAM
HTR_DELTA Parameters HTR_SCL HARDWARE TRACK 1 PARAM HTR_SCL track 1 x=(2 values)
LF/MO SF/MO LF/RH SF/RH 1st pt 2nd pt calcul CHANGE
THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN

HEATER: LF/MO CALIB HEATER: SF/MO CALIB HEATER: LF/Rh CALIB HEATER: SF/Rh CALIB BOTH FILAMENT CURRENT VALUES HAVE
BEEN MEASURED AND ENTERED VIA THE
CALIB PARAM CALIB PARAM CALIB PARAM CALIB PARAM Same menu 1ST PT AND 2ND PT MENUS.
structure as
Same menu for 1st pt
structure as PARAM HTR_SCL modif track 1 x=(value)
for LF/MO VALID
NEXT VALID
HEATER: LF/MO CALIB
C_GAIN I_VALUE Same menu
structure as
for LF/MO LF/Mo HTR_DELTA display DEL_x=(3 values) HTR_SCL CALIB TRACK1 PT1 ref=(value)
CMDE CALIB Measi THE MENU ICH_M, WHICH IS USED TO ENTER
THE MEASURED FILAMENT CURRENT VALUE
FOUND IN THE CALIB MENU, IS ONLY ACCESSI-
BLE AFTER USE OF THE CALIB MENU.
Cathode Gain LF/MO GK_Ax=(3 values)
Currents LF/MO (28 values kV/A)
CHANGE CHANGE
HTR_SCL TRACK1 PT1 modif ref=(value) HTR_SCL TRACK1 1st point meas=(value)
Modif LF/MO cathode gain GK_Ax=(value) Currents LF/MO modif (value) (value)
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ILLUSTRATION 1–7
C
BIAS KV mA_meas
INSTALLATION
KEY
ing the kV knob. GENERATOR CALIBRATION
(value) indicates that a single value is displayed or can be mod- TUBE HTR_SCL BIAS KV mA_meas
ified or entered.
Job Card IST 016
other parameter values, or modify a digit or character in mA MEASUREMENT
B CALIB PARAM

order to perform the calibration (see associated instruc- Job Card IST 002
tions for the calibration in question before using these Job Card IST 017 mA MEASURE CALIBRATION
menus). kV CALIBRATION CALIB I_MEAS CALCUL
CALIB PARAM
FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE
CALIB PARAM VOLTAGE
THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN X–
kV PARAMETERS x=(2 values) RAY TUBE CURRENT HAS BEEN MEASURED
AND ENTERED VIA THE ”CALIB” AND
”I_MEAS” MENUS.
CHANGE
FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE CALIB
mA MEASUREMENT CALC
1st pt 2nd pt calcul FOCAL BIAS VOLT display x=(2 values)
VALID
CHANGE PARAM kV MODIF x=(value)
NEXT VALID MEASURED CURRENT meas=(value)
FOCAL BIAS VOLT 1st pt
CALIB MeasV NEXT VALID
FOCAL BIAS VOLT modif x=(value)

THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN NEXT VALID
1ST PT FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE VALUE HAS
BEEN MEASURED VIA THE ”CALIB” MENU.
kV CALIBRATION mA MEASURE CALIBRATION meas=x mA
FOCAL BIAS VOLT measure meas=(value) 1st pt 2nd pt calcul MEASUR
NEXT VALID
THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN
BOTH FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE VALUES HAVE BOTH HV VALUES HAVE BEEN MEASURED
BEEN MEASURED AND ENTERED VIA THE AND ENTERED VIA THE ”1ST PT” AND ”2ND PRESSING THE ”MEASUR” KEY UP-
”1ST PT” AND ”2ND PT” MENUS. PT” MENUS. DATES THE DISPLAYED VALUE OF
Same menu THE THEORETICAL MEASURED X–
FOCAL BIAS VOLT calcul structure as RAY TUBE CURRENT VALUE
for 1st pt
FOCAL BIAS VOLT 2nd pt VALID VALID
FOCAL BIAS VOLT 1st pt ref=70.0
CALIB MeasV mA MEASUREMENT PARAMETER f/mA=(value)
CHANGE
FOCAL BIAS VOLT Display Focus/Track kV CALIB 1st point ref=(value) kV
THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN
2ND PT FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE VALUE HAS CHANGE
BEEN MEASURED VIA THE ”CALIB” MENU. REF CALIB kV_M mA MEAS PARAM MODIF f/mA=(value)
THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN NEXT VALID

1ST PT KV VALUE HAS BEEN MEASURED
FOCAL BIAS VOLT 2nd pt ref=250.0 FOCAL BIAS VOLT measure meas=(value) VIA THE ”CALIB” MENU.
NEXT VALID FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE modif x/y (value) kV REFERENCE 1st point ref=(value) kV kV CALIB 1st point MEASURED kV 1st meas=(value)
NEXT VALID NEXT VALID NEXT VALID
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ILLUSTRATION 1–8
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d) AOP
INSTALLATION
KEY D
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- CELL COPY
ing the kV knob.
AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE AOP
CELL ALGO COPY TYPE
ified or entered.
default = A nSC –> E SCR
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display Job Card IST 007
a string being entered. PARAMETERS DUPLICATION (fsc) (screen) –> (fsc) (screen)
SOURCE TARG COPY
CELL CALIBRATION
HV/DAC PM/HV STER
E
menus).
Job Card IST 004 SOURCE CHOICE(fsc)/(scr/nscr) TARGET CHOICE (fsc)/(scr/nscr) ENABLE COPY
PM_HV/DAC CALIBRATION Job Card IST 005 SCREEN FSC SCREEN FSC VALID
FREQ/HV HV/DAC PM/PM_HV calibration

CALIB PARAM
PM_HV/DAC Calibration Job Card IST 018
CALIB PARAM SCREEN PRESENT (yes/no) SCREEN PRESENT (yes/no)
FREQUENCY/PM_HV GAIN
PM/PM_HV PARAM display x=(3 values) YES NO YES NO
CALIB PARAM
PM/PM–HV calibration CHANGE
SOURCE FSC CHOICE FSC=(fsc) TARGET FSC CHOICE FSC=(fsc)
FREQ/PM_HV GAIN display F/HV=(value) PM_HV/DAC Calibration
FSC=A FSC=B FSC=C FSC=D FSC=E FSC=A FSC=B FSC=C FSC=D FSC=E
CHANGE START
PM/PM_HV PARAM change x=(value)
NEXT VALID
FREQ/PM_HV GAIN change F/HV=(value)

NEXT VALID PM_HV/DAC PARAM display x=(2 values) STEREOTIX CELL calib grid present/absent
CHANGE CALIB PARAM
FREQUENCY/PM_HV GAIN ref=(value)

REF CALIB HV_M CALC PM_HV/DAC PARAM change x=(value) STEREOTIX CELL calib STEREOTIX PARAM display x=(4 values)
NEXT VALID CELL CALIB CALC CHANGE
Send PM/HV ref FREQ/PM_HV calcul

START STOP VALID STEREOTIX PARAM change x=(value)
Cell Selection STEREOTIX CELL calib
NEXT VALID
FREQ/PM_HV REF modif ref=(value) NORMAL LEFT CENT RIGHT
NEXT VALID FREQ/PM_HV Measure meas=(value)
NEXT VALID
STEREOTIX CELL calib calc
default=+7.000E+2
VALID
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ILLUSTRATION 1–9
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d) E ALGO
INSTALLATION
KEY
AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE AOP
PM YIELD REF ENERGY
ing the kV knob. CELL ALGO COPY TYPE (CELL GAIN)
ified or entered.
AEC/AOP CALIBRATION
FSC=A FSC=B FSC=C FSC=D FSC=E
a string being entered. D D STATUS: (VALUE)
indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in A B C
order to perform the calibration (see associated instruc- Same menu
tions for the calibration in question before using these structure
menus). as FSC=A
AEC/AOP CALIBRATION FSC=(fsc)
VALID NAME TYPE STRAT CALIB
Job Card IST 006
Job Card IST 006
FSC validation Job Card IST 006
Select FSC Name FSC (fsc)=(name) ALGORITHM CALIBRATION
YES NO Job Card IST 006
NEXT VALID PM_yld LNRT Energ Corr
SCREEN/FILM STRATEGY
THIS MENU IS CURRENTLY

MEDIUM SLOW FAST V_SLOW V_FAST S_FAST
NON–FUNCTIONAL.
Job Cards IST 014 and IST 019
PM YIELD
Job Card IST 007 REFERENCE ENERGY
CALIB PARAM CONFIG
F
SCREEN GRID CALIB
REF_ENERGY CALIBRATION mAs=(value)
FILM/SCREEN CALIBRATION mAs CALIB OD_MS CALC CELL MODE SELECTION

SCREEN PRESENT
YES NO
CALIB PARAM F REF_ENERGY PARAM menu
GAMMA ENR_R OD_R SCALE D_STEP
NORMAL STEREO
REF ENERGY calculation for Stereotix 2 mode

FSC PARAM display REF ENERGY CALIBRATION VALID
CALIBRATION WITH GRID
CONFIG PARAM REFERENCE ENERGY display OD_x=(7 values)
YES NO
REFERENCE ENERGY display ENERG=(value) CHANGE
Measured density OD=(value)
FILM/SCREEN CALIBRATION CHANGE
NEXT VALID
THICK CALIB CALC
Select Configuration THE VALUE OF ENERG IS
CALCULATED DURING THE
Mo/Mo Mo/Al Mo/Rh Rh/Al Rh/Rh WARNING CALIBRATION PROCEDURE REFERENCE ENERGY change OD_x=(value)
AND MUST NEVER BE MODI-
FIED MANUALLY FOR ANY NEXT VALID
Select plexi thickness x cm REASON WHATSOEVER.
FSC PARAM display x=(6 values) mAs Selection mAs=(value)
2 cm 4 cm 6 cm PARAMETERS calculation
CHANGE NEXT VALID REFERENCE ENERGY display GAMMA=(value) REFERENCE ENERGY display OD_r=(value)
VALID
CHANGE CHANGE
Same menu
FILM/SCREEN PARAM change x=(value) structure as
THE VALUE OF GAMMA IS for OD_R
NEXT VALID CALCULATED DURING THE REFERENCE ENERGY change OD_r=(value)
WARNING CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
AND MUST NEVER BE MODI- NEXT VALID
FIED MANUALLY FOR ANY
REASON WHATSOEVER.
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(GENE)
ILLUSTRATION 1–10
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d) F ALGO
INSTALLATION
KEY
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- ALGORITHM CALIBRATION
LNRT MAG.
ing the kV knob.
PM_yld LNRT Energ Corr
(TIME RECIP. CORR.
ified or entered.
FAIL.)
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display E E
a string being entered. Job Card IST 015
MAGNIFICATION CORRECTION
indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in Job Card IST 013 CALIB PARAM
order to perform the calibration (see associated instruc- TIME RECIPROCITY FAILURE fsc name
tions for the calibration in question before using these HEATER REFEN LNRT PARAM
menus).
LNRT PARAM display x=(3 values) MAGNIFICATION CALIB. Config:contact/magnify

HEATER CALIBRATION MAGNIF. PARAM display x=(2 values)
CHANGE CONFIG CALIB CALC
CALIB PARAM CALIB REF_ENERGY OF LNRT CHANGE
OD_ref SCALE MAS CALIB
LNRT PARAM change x=(value) MAGNIFICATION CALIB calc
NEXT VALID VALID
MAGNIF. PARAM change x=(value)
HEATER PARAM DISPLAY Kv=(3 values) I=(value) NEXT VALID
CHANGE
CONTACT CONFIGURATION
TIME RECIPROCITY FAILURE THICK.=x cm YES NO
HEATER PARAM MODIF Kv=(value) I=(value)
CALIB OD_mea CALC
NEXT VALID REF ENERGY PARAM DISPLAY OD_x=(7 values) MAGNIFICATION CALIB. x cm
CHANGE THICK CALIB
RECIPROCITY FAIL.:calc
TIME RECIPROCITY FAILURE
VALID
REF ENERGY PARAM MODIF OD_x=(value) Select plexi thickness MAGNIFICATION CALIB.
NEXT VALID 2 CM 4 CM 6 CM
MEASURED OPTICAL DENSITY=(value)
NEXT VALID
CALIB REF_ENERGY OF LNRT mAs=(value)

REF ENERGY PARAM DISPLAY mAs=(value) CALIB OD_mea CALC
REF ENERGY PARAM DISPLAY OD_r=(value)
CHANGE
CHANGE
CALIB REF. ENERGY calc

REF ENERGY PARAM MODIF OD_r=(value) REF ENERGY PARAM MODIF mAs=(value) VALID
CALIB REF_ENERGY OF LNRT
MEASURED DENSITY OD=(value)
NEXT VALID
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ARM
ILLUSTRATION 1–11
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d) A
INSTALLATION
KEY
Select arm/gene install
0004
INSTAL
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- GENE MEDICAL LANGUAGE ARM
ing the kV knob.
ified or entered. 0005
ARM ACCESS
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display VALID
other parameter values, or modify a digit or character in THIS MENU CONSISTS OF PRODUCTION
TEST PROCEDURES THAT ARE OF NO USE
a string being entered. 5001 TO THE SERVICE ENGINEER.
GEMS-E (gen soft version) STA (release date)
indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in INSTAL
5200
menus). LAST CALIB (D/M/Y H:M) (date value) (time value) ROT. SENSOR PRESENCE
CKSUM TEST CALIB CONFIG ENDUR DMT YES NO
5210
5220 5230
CHECKSUM OF SAVED PARAM 5250
INSTALLATION TESTS ARM CONFIGURATION
ARM CALIBRATION
CHSUM CLEAR
STRENGTH CUTOFF TUBE COLLIM CASSET BUCKY CAMERA ANGLE
THICK COMP FORMAT GRID TUBE ANGLE
USING THE CLEAR FUNCTION
5211 WILL ENTAIL A COMPLETE RE– 09999
CALIBRATION OF THE
CHECKSUM DONE WARNING SENOGRAPHE DMR GANTRY. 5290 CAMERA FORMAT
6X6 8X8
5212
5221
BELT STRENGTH
5227
CALIB PARAM
G 5446
POWER CUTOFF TEST 18x24 / 24x30 HEIGHT DIFF.: NO
DEFAULT PARAMETERS
VALID Job Card IST 029 5310
VALID YES NO
TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION
5445
THIS MENU CONSISTS OF PRODUCTION
TEST PROCEDURES THAT ARE OF NO USE
TO THE SERVICE ENGINEER.
G H J K CALIB PARAM
CASSETTE DETECT PRESENCE
YES NO
5311 5232
HOUSING ANGULATION CALIB COLLIMATOR CONFIGURATION
EXPOSE MEASURE S.I.D Calcul FRONT_B TYPE MARG_L MARG_R MARG_F
5393 5314
Calib Exposure mAs: (value) HOUSING ANGULATION PARAM
+ – VALID A–REF
SAME MENU
STRUCTURE
AS MARG_L
5316
ARM INSTALLATION exposure
VALID 5312 5313 5315 Job Card IST 027 5302
TUBE ANGULAT. MEASURE mm (value) SOURCE IMAGE DISTANCE mm : (value) REFERENCE ANGLE (Rd) : (value) LATERAL COLL MARGIN (mm) : (value)
0006 + – VALID
ARM: ADJUST EXPOSURE
5447
COLLIMATOR TYPE:
V1 V2
V3 V4
5444
FRONT BLADE PRESENCE
0005
YES NO
ARM INSTALLATION exposure end
VALID installation steering step 13.–b.–iv 5231
TUBE HOUSING ANGULATION
YES NO
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(ARM–INSTAL)
ILLUSTRATION 1–12
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d) CALIB
G
INSTALLATION
KEY
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- THICK COMP
ing the kV knob. 5250
ARM CALIBRATION
ified or entered. THICK COMP FORMAT GRID TUBE ANGLE
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display 5251 5270
Job Card IST 025 Job Card IST 023 Job Card IST 030 5290
other parameter values, or modify a digit or character in ’COMPRESSION ARM ROTATION
BREAST THICKNESS CALIB COMPRESSION CALIBRATION X–RAY FORMAT
CONTACT MAGNIF FORCE LIMIT CALIB PARAM CALIB PARAM
tions for the calibration in question before using these ’COMP. ARM ROTATION PARAM
menus). MIN MAX CALCUL
J H K A
MIN ANGLE CALIB MAX ANGLE CALIB
* Job Card IST 024 (Value) (Value)
5252 5257 5271
’CONTACT MODE’ THICKNESS ’MAGNIF MODE’ THICKNESS FORCE DETECTOR CALIB
CALIB PARAM CALIB PARAM CALIB PARAM
5253 5258 5272 * 5172

’COMP. ARM ROTATION CALIB
CONTACT MODE THICK CALIB ’MAGNIF MODE’ THICK CALIB FORCE DETECTOR CALIB FORCE DETECTOR PARAMETERS
MIN MAX CALCUL
<5daN >15daN <5daN >15daN MEASURE CALCUL MEASURE CALCUL
5276
5254 5259 5273/5283 COMP MOTOR CURRENT LIMIT
CONTACT MODE THICK PARAM ’MAGNIF MODE’ THICK PARAM FORCE DETECTOR PARAMETERS CALIB PARAM
OFFSET ELASTIC 18x24 24x30 OFFSET ELASTIC 0daN 3daN. . . . . . . . . . . .27daN
5255 Not used for DMR 5277 5278

5281
’CONTACT THICK’ OFFSET = (value) BUCKY 24x30 THICK DELTA = (value) FORCE DETECTOR MEASURES COMPRESSION SAFETY CALIB COMP CURRENT LIMIT PARAM (value) %
NEXT VALID NEXT VALID 0daN 3daN 6daN 9daN 12daN 1>2 LIMIT_IC LIMIT_OC LIM_IC LIM_OC
5282
5279 5280
FORCE DETECTOR MEASURES
IN_COMPRESSION LIMIT % : (value) OUT OF COMP LIMIT % : (value)
5256 Not used for DMR 15daN 18daN 21daN 24daN 27daN 2>1
+ – VALID + – VALID
’CONTACT’ THICK ELASTIC = (value) BUCKY 18x24 THICK DELTA = (value)
5260 5261 5274/5275

’MAGNIF’ THICK OFFSET = (value) MAGNIF THICK ELASTIC = (value) FORCE DETECTOR PARAMETERS (value)
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ILLUSTRATION 1–13 (ARM–INSTAL)

INSTALLATIONMENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d)
INSTALLATION
KEY
H SET S10 TO 560 !
indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat-

X-RAY FORMAT (CALIB)
(values)
Job Card IST 030 5290
ing the kV knob.
X-RAY FORMAT
(value) indicates that a single value is displayed or can be mod- CALIB PARAM
ified or entered.
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display 5291

other parameter values, or modify a digit or character in X-RAY FORMAT CALIBRATION set SID to 560 !

COLLIM LIGHT
Job Card IST 028

J
order to perform the calibration (see associated instruc- 5309 5333
tions for the calibration in question before using these COLLIMATOR FORMAT CALIB LIGHT CENTRING CALIB set SID to 560 !
menus). DIFF–R EXPOSE ALIGN COVERAGE
EXPOSE REF_L REF_R REF_F DIFF–L
5335
MENU MENU LIGHT COVERAGE: (value in Motor Steps)
STRUC- STRUC- + – VALID
TURE TURE
IDENTICAL IDENTICAL
5392 5293
TOLATERAL
REF_RX–RAY FORMAT REF TO REF_R 5336
CALIB TRACK MOLY: mAs=(value)
+ – VALID MEASURE S.I.D Calcul LIGHT ALIGNMENT : (value in Motor Steps)
+ – VALID
5299
ARM INSTALLATION exposure 5295
VALID LATERAL REF MEASURE (mm) : (value)
NEXT VALID 5343
0006 CORR REAR FORMAT
MEASURE S.I.D Calcul
5301
SOURCE IMAGE DISTANCE mm : (value) 5345
NEXT VALID SOURCE IMAGE DISTANCE mm=(value) 5338
NEXT VALID CALIB TRACK MOLY: mAs=(value)

0005 + – VALID
5339
VALID 5344 ARM INSTALLATION exposure
REAR DIFF MEASURE mm=(value) VALID
NEXT VALID
0006
5340
CORR LATERAL FORMAT

MEASURE S.I.D Calcul
5241 5342
SOURCE IMAGE DISTANCE mm : (value) 0005
LATERAL DIFF MEASURE mm=(value)
VALID NEXT VALID
VALID
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ILLUSTRATION 1–14
INSTALLATION
KEY
(ARM–INSTAL)
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- J
ing the kV knob.
ified or entered.
X-RAY FORMAT (PARAMS)
indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display Job Card IST 030 5290
other parameter values, or modify a digit or character in X–RAY FORMAT REFERENCE set SID to 560 !
a string being entered. CALIB PARAM

H 5236
menus). X-RAY FORMAT PARAMETERS
Delta X COLLIM LIGHT
Job Card IST 036
5300 5305 5308

DIFFERENCE DELTA_X (mm): (value) COLLIMATOR PARAMETERS LIGHT CENT PARAMETERS
CO_L CO_R CO_F STP_L STP_R ALIGN COVERAGE
NEXT VALID
5297 5307 5349

LATERAL COLL OPENING (mm): (value) REAR COLL MOTOR STEP (mm): (value) LIGHT COVERAGE: (value in mm)
5298 5306 5344

REAR COLL OPENING (mm): (value) LAT COLL MOTOR STEP (mm): (value) LIGHT ALIGNMENT: (value in mm)
5135
FRONT COLL OPENING (mm): (value)
NEXT VALID
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(ARM–INSTAL)
ILLUSTRATION 1–15
INSTALLATION MENU TREE STRUCTURE (cont’d) CALIB
K
INSTALLATION
KEY
(values) indicates that several values can be displayed by rotat- GRID
ing the kV knob. 5250
ARM CALIBRATION
ified or entered. THICK COMP FORMAT GRID TUBE ANGLE

X–RAY FORMAT
CALIB PARAM
menus).
G J H A G
GRID TRAVEL
CALIB PARAM
5287
GRID PARAMETERS DISPLAY
OFFSET GAIN MIN MAX TESTS
ACCEL TPOSE SPEED SYNC DELTA TP_MAX
+1.000E+0
PARAM VMAX PARAM SYNC
+4000E+2 +2048E+3 +0000E+0
N_MIN N_MAX V_MIN V_MAX T_VLIN T_MIN T_MAX SLOPE T_SYNC0 DELTA TD_lim
+1200E+0 +3.300E+0 +5.000E+2 +1.500E+3 +9.00E+1 +7.000E+0 +1.200E+1 +1.964E–1 +8.000E–2 +2.800E+2 +2.500E+3
DEFAUT VALUES, GIVEN FOR INFORMATION ONLY. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHANGE THESE PARAMETERS!
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3–6 Accessing the Different Installation Menus in the Tree Structure
INSTALLATION
Once you have followed the installation mode access procedure given in Section 3–4, you
can go down into the various installation menus by selecting them progressively using the
six keys below the console display window (see Section 3–5).
To move upward in the tree structure, press the SETUP key once for each change of
level desired. This is useful for going from one branch of the tree structure to another during
installation procedures, or if you accidentally go into an unwanted branch.
3–7 Saved Parameters and Checksum
a. Parameters resulting from installation or non–proprietary maintenance procedures

are saved in two memory zones (one in the generator and one in the gantry) whose
contents are not lost when the DMR is switched off.
b. To perform a saved parameter memory checksum, go to the CKSUM menu for the
generator or gantry and run this function. You can now return to application mode
without receiving a checksum error message.
c. It is not mandatory to do a checksum each time you leave a menu. There is no risk
of losing data if you switch off the Senographe displaying checksum error from
generator (or gantry).
The only purpose of checksum error is to lock the application mode against any
random data change. When you perform the checksum you only tell the software
that you accept the data you have changed (that is, either data entered manually or
calibration data).
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3–8 Re–loading of Default (Initial) Parameters

INSTALLATION
THE FUNCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION ARE NORMALLY NEV-

WARNING ER USED AFTER THE DMR HAS LEFT THE FACTORY.
To re–load the generator or gantry default parameters (prior to any installation or calibration
procedures), use the appropriate CLEAR menu. The use of this menu executes a software
power–up that is comparable to the very first hardware power–up of the generator or gantry.
When the generator CLEAR menu is used, the DMR leaves the installation menus and returns
to the application mode. In order to re–access the installation mode after performing a genera-
tor CLEAR, you must change the position of the installation menu enable switch (see Section
3–4).
When the gantry CLEAR menu is used, the DMR returns to the gantry installation entry level
(SETUP/ARM/VALID).
Following use of the CLEAR menu, the software displays a CHECKSUM ERROR message.
All generator or gantry calibration procedures must be performed, followed by a CKSUM
to enable use of the new parameters.
USE OF THE GENERATOR CLEAR MENU RESETS, FROM A SOFTWARE

WARNING POINT OF VIEW, THE THERMAL CONDITION OF CRITICAL COMPO-
NENTS (TUBE, TUBE HOUSING, GENERATOR, ETC.) TO A COLD CONDI-
TION. THIS MEANS THAT THE SOFTWARE THERMAL PROTECTIONS
CAN NO LONGER DETECT AN EXCESSIVE TEMPERATURE RISE IMME-
DIATELY FOLLOWING USE OF THIS MENU.
THE GENERATOR CLEAR MENU MUST THEREFORE BE USED WITH

CARE, ESPECIALLY WHEN OPERATIONS JUST PRIOR TO ITS USE HAVE
SIGNIFICANTLY RAISED CRITICAL COMPONENT TEMPERATURES (e.g.
NUMEROUS HIGH–POWER AND/OR LENGTHY EXPOSURES).
The existing parameters are PERMANENTLY LOST when a CLEAR menu is exe-
CAUTION cuted – a COMPLETE RE–CALIBRATION of the assembly (generator or gantry)
must therefore be performed.
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3–9 Returning to the Application Mode
INSTALLATION
To return to the application mode press the SETUP key n times, where n is the number
of levels that you have gone down the installation tree structure.
Note: If you have performed any calibration procedures, or otherwise changed any saved pa-
rameter values, you must perform a saved parameter memory checksum before return-
ing to the application mode (see Section 3–7) – if you do not perform this checksum, then
you will receive a CHECKSUM ERROR message.
Note: If you switch off the DMR for any reason and then switch it on again, you must once
again change the position of the installation menu enable switch before being able to get
access to the installation mode (see Section 3–4).
3–10 Generator Configuration Parameters
3–10–1 Gantry Present/Absent (PRES_B)
Menu access path: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/CONFIG/PRES/PRES_B
The generator installation software provides access to a parameter called PRES_B (PRES-
ence_Arm), whose value can be set to either YES or NO. The value of PRES_B indicates,
from a generator software point of view, the presence or absence of the gantry, i.e. possibility
or not of communication with the gantry CPU.
The service engineer may set PRES_B to NO to isolate the generator from the gantry during
troubleshooting (from the point of view of the generator software, the gantry becomes a sim-
ple tube stand).
Following a generator CLEAR (see section 3–8) PRES_B takes on the value NO.
PRES_B is kept in the saved parameter memory, which means that its value is retained when
power is turned off. This means that if, during a service call, the service engineer has to set
PRES_B to NO it must be set back to YES before handing back the DMR to the customer.
The value of PRES_B can be set by following the menu access path shown above, selecting
YES or NO and performing a CKSUM.
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3–10–2 Display of Parameters Following an Exposure

INSTALLATION
Menu access path: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/DISP
To simplify the service engineer’s work, the software can display certain parameters follow-
ing an exposure. These parameters are displayed on the console display window in two
groups which appear alternately:
kv mAs mA Time I heater
and
offset photo-cell photo-cell corrected thickness

HV measurement photo-cell
result measurement
result
Where:
offset = offset of photo-cell measurement (dark current + electrical offset)

photo-cell measurement result = photo-cell/mA measurement
corrected photo-cell measurement result = corrected according to DMR configuration
thickness = breast thickness in equivalent cm of plexiglass.
This DISP parameter is turned on and off by following the menu access path shown above.
Select YES or NO. A CKSUM is NOT necessary because this parameter is not a saved param-
eter. When power is turned off, the value of DISP is lost and reverts to NO at the next power–
up.
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3–10–3 Calendar and Clock
INSTALLATION
Menu access path: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/DATE
The generator CPU is equipped with a calendar and clock that are used for the following func-
tions:
D Thermal protection cooling algorithms, whether or not the generator is turned on.
D Memorization of the date and time of an equipment failure.
D Last date of access to the installation mode.
The last function makes it possible for a service engineer to verify the date and time of the
last service visit and also determine whether access to the installation modes was made by
unauthorized persons since that visit.
The date is modified by following the menu access path shown above, selecting DATE, then
NEXT and, finally, rotating the kv dial to obtain the desired day. Select NEXT
again and rotate the kv dial to obtain the desired month. Repeat once more to obtain the de-
sired year, then select VALID to confirm the date.
Note: The date is entered in the form DD/MM/YY (for example, if the date to be entered is Feb-
ruary 14th, 2001, you must enter 14/02/01).
The time is modified by following the menu access path shown above and then selecting
HOUR. Enter the time of day as explained above for the date, using the NEXT, kv dial and
VALID functions.
Note: The time of day is entered in 24-hour format, therefore, if the time of day is 3:13:27 pm,
you must enter 15:13:27.
Note: Following a generator CLEAR of saved parameters, the calendar and clock, as well as
the last installation mode access date, are initialized to the release date of the generator
software version at 0:00:00.
3–10–4 Visual Representation of Numerical Parameters
When displayed on the console, most numerical values appear in the form of real numbers
in scientific notation floating point format with four significant figures.
Some examples are:
–1.250E+3 = –1250.00
+4.345E–1 = 0.4345
+1.000E+0 = 1.000
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3–10–5 Visual Display of Parameter Values

INSTALLATION
A parameter value can be displayed on the DMR console by accessing the calibration menus
for the procedures that compute the parameter in question. Typically this is done when you
are at a menu choice between CALIB and PARAM. Select PARAM to display the parameter
value.
Note: If the calibration procedure computes more than one parameter, turning the kv
dial will display them one at a time in sequence.
As an example, looking at the values of scale factor K and offset voltage VOF of tube track
1 which are computed by the heater current scale factor calibration routine: follow the menu
access path SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/HTR_SCL/TRACK1/PARAM.
On the right of the first console display line appears the value of scale factor K. Rotate the
kv dial clockwise by one position. Now offset voltage VOF appears instead.
CAUTION DO NOT attempt to modify these calibrated parameter values.
3–10–6 Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement
Parameters are entered or modified in scientific notation form.
When at the parameter value modification or measurement entry level in the menu structure,
there are two possible selections: NEXT and VALID. Begin by selecting NEXT. This enables
modification of the first character to be entered. Successive selections of NEXT will enable
modification of each character to be entered.
Use the kv dial to modify the character being entered. Select VALID when all
characters are correctly entered.
NEVER modify a parameter value on a DMR that has already been calibrated un-
CAUTION less you have a specific reason. Doing so, in general, will necessitate entering the de-
fault parameter value(s) and completely re–calibrating the sub–assembly
(generator or gantry) for the parameter value(s) in question.
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As an example, set the maximum exposure time to 5.7 (+5.700E+0) seconds, follow the menu
access path SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/CONFIG/T_MAX, select NEXT
INSTALLATION
and turn the kv dial to set the sign of the value to be entered (in this example,
the value is positive +). Select ”NEXT again. Turn the kv dial to set the value of the first digit
to 5. Continue selecting NEXT and turning the kv dial until you have input +5.700E+0 (man-
tissa sign and four digits plus exponent sign and one digit). If you make a mistake, select
NEXT repeatedly until you arrive at the faulty value, then correct it by rotating the kV dial.
If you truly wish to enter the parameter value, select VALID, keeping the above CAUTION
in mind before doing so! To exit the modification routine, press SETUP once.
Note: Pressing the VALID key is effective ONLY when the entire value, including exponent,
is displayed. This means that if you correct a digit after making a mistake, as described
above, you must press the NEXT key repeatedly until the entire parameter value is vis-
ible before being able to enter the new value using the VALID key.
3–10–7 Entry of an Alpha–Numeric Value
This is the case when entering screen pair names (seven characters maximum allowed).
The principle is identical to that used for parameter value entry as described in Section
3–10–6 (repeated use of NEXT, kv dial and VALID).
Here, rotation of the kv dial gives access to the following characters:
The 26 letters of the alphabet
The ten digits from 0 to 9
The colon :
The choice of a screen pair name is confirmed by pressing VALID.
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3–11 Principles of Generator Calibration

INSTALLATION
3–11–1 Vocabulary
The following key words are found throughout the generator installation menus:
CALIB designates a menu that steers you to the calibration procedure itself.
PARAM designates a menu that steers you to other menus that allow you to display and
modify parameters.
CHANGE designates a menu that allows you to modify a parameter.
REF designates a menu within a calibration procedure that allows you to modify the com-
mand input (mAs for reference energy, photo-cell HV for the frequency/HV calibration, heat-
er current for the heater current scale factor calibration, etc...).
CALCUL designates a menu that steers you to the execution of the computations necessary
to obtain the parameter values.
3–11–2 Use of the First Trigger/Second Trigger Buttons During Generator Installation
In general, calibration computations are started by pressing the SECOND TRIGGER button
(the FIRST TRIGGER button is not used during installation).
After going down through the different menus, the final CALIB selection steers you to a
menu that has no second line displayed on the console display window (i.e. there are no more
menus to select). It is at this level that the calibration computation is started by pressing the
SECOND TRIGGER button.
This general rule does not apply, for practical reasons, when measurements on the gantry
are necessary (because the gantry and generator/console may be physically separated, the ser-
vice engineer cannot necessarily be near both at the same time). For example:
– Calibration of photo-cell HV measurement. The command input is sent upon selection

of the START key and is removed upon selection of the STOP key. For this calibration
procedure, the service engineer has to measure the photo-cell HV on the photo-cell
board, which is attached to the gantry, and enter the result via the HV_M menu.
– HV/DAC calibration. The computation is started upon selection of the START key and
stops automatically. A message appears on the console display to indicate the end of
the computation.
3–11–3 Inhibit Conditions Due to Gantry Absence
The AOP calibration procedures (CELL and ALGO) need to exchange information with the
gantry CPU.
Therefore, before performing these calibration procedures, it is necessary to set the value of
PRS_A to YES (see Section 3–10–1) otherwise, error messages indicating software absence
of the gantry will appear on the console display and access to the CALIB menus is inhibited
(only display and modification of parameters will be possible).
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3–11–4 Inhibit Conditions Due to Grid Absence/Presence
INSTALLATION
Many of the AEC calibration procedures are performed with grid and without grid. For such
procedures, the gantry CPU indicates to the generator CPU whether or not the grid is present.
The calibration software will verify agreement between physical presence/absence of the
grid and the service engineer’s choice of calibration with grid or without grid. If there is dis-
agreement, error messages will appear and access to the CALIB menu will be inhibited.
3–11–5 Displayed Messages During Exposure–Producing Calibration Procedures
The following messages are displayed in the upper right–hand corner of the console display
during calibration procedures that make X–ray exposures:
Exposure number (when exposure is valid)

Arcing
Failure (return to application mode for explicit message)
Excessive temperature
End of series of exposures
Certain calibration procedures that make X–ray exposures insert, in alternation with the
above messages, specific messages such as:
Too much plexi

Not enough plexi
Reduce HV, same point
3–11–6 Other Displayed Messages
In general the software displays, as much as possible, messages indicating the phases of cal-
ibration such as:
Calibration end
Calcul done
SECTION 4
SITE PREPARATION
See the Pre-installation Manual for information on site preparation.
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SECTION 5
INSTALLATION STEERING
INSTALLATION
The installation of the DMR must be performed according to the CONTENT as

CAUTION well as the CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER given in this section. Failure to do so can
result in faulty calibration of the product and subsequent loss of performance.
Note: Use the installation flow chart (illustration 1–16) as a memo to assist you during the
installation.
Use calibration form (IST 043) to record all values obtained.
1. Unpack generator, gantry and accessories. See Job Card IST 008 UNPACKING THE
EQUIPMENT.
2. Physically place/anchor gantry, generator, console, protective glass screen, pedals, etc.
(see Job Card IST 009 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION).
3. Attach appropriate regulatory and safety labelling to the equipment according to local
regulations (see Job Card IST 038 REGULATORY AND SAFETY LABELLING).
The attachment of appropriate regulatory and safety labelling to the equipment is

CAUTION a LEGAL REQUIREMENT for operation of an X–ray producing unit.
4. Remove all side covers and trim panels from generator and gantry (see Job Card IST
032 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE COVERS AND TRIM PANELS).
5. Inspect inside of generator and gantry for loose or disconnected cables, wires, connec-
tors, etc. Refer to MIS maps if necessary.
6. Connect cables between generator, console, and gantry and check the vent screw on the
HV tank(see Job Card IST 010).
7. Connect mains supply to generator and configure generator for mains voltage, frequen-
cy and number of phases (see Job Card IST 011 ”CONNECTION OF MAINS SUP-
PLY).
Do not attempt to turn on the DMR at this point. Continue following the Installa-
CAUTION tion Steering in the chronological order provided.
8. Measure mains line resistance and determine maximum allowable generator power (see
Job Card IST 012 LINE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT).
Note: If a high-power installation (50 kW or more) is known to exist on the same mains circuit
as the DMR being installed, it is not necessary to measure line resistance. In this case,
set maximum generator power to 5.0 kW (maximum possible value) when you reach
step 13.–a.–ii below. DO NOT SET MAXIMUM GENERATOR POWER NOW. FOL-
LOW THE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF THE INSTALLATION STEERING.
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9. Check basic supply voltages (see Job Card IST 022 CHECKING BASIC SUPPLY
VOLTAGES).
INSTALLATION
DO NOT ACCESS THE INSTALLATION SETUP MENUS DURING THIS
WARNING CHECK. FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE IN THE ORDER GIVEN. DO NOT
PERFORM ANY CHECKSUM OPERATIONS. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
INFORMATION ABOUT THE INTEGRITY OF THE DMR RAM CONTENTS
CAN BE PERMANENTLY LOST IF THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOL-
LOWED CORRECTLY.
10. Check jumpers and switches (see Job Card IST 037 JUMPERS AND SWITCHES).
11. Measure free space between floor and ceiling of the room.
If the available height is less than 2.5 meters (about 8.2 feet), perform job card IST 40
Setting of elevator upper travel limit.
12. Perform the initial power–up check.
VERY IMPORTANT –– READ CAREFULLY:

WARNING
DO NOT ACCESS THE INSTALLATION SETUP MENUS UNTIL THE IN-
STRUCTIONS INDICATE TO DO SO. FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE IN THE
ORDER GIVEN. DO NOT PERFORM ANY CHECKSUM OPERATIONS. EX-
TREMELY IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE INTEGRITY OF THE
DMR RAM CONTENTS CAN BE PERMANENTLY LOST IF THESE IN-
STRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED CORRECTLY.
a. Turn on the DMR and wait for the autotests to execute.

b. Normally, the DMR will now be in application mode, in the exposure mode and
configuration that it was in when last turned off before leaving the factory.
THERE SHOULD NOT BE, IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, A CHECKSUM ER-

WARNING ROR MESSAGE ON THE CONSOLE (i.e. Checksum error (gen) AND/OR Arm
checksum error).
IF EITHER OR BOTH OF THESE MESSAGES APPEARS, COMPLETE THIS

INITIAL POWER–UP CHECK AND RELOAD THE GENERATOR OR ARM
(OR BOTH) SAVED PARAMETERS USING THE DISKETTE (PN° 2152250)
DELIVERED IN THE ACCESSORIES KIT. THIS DISKETTE IS LABELLED
WITH THE SAME PRODUCT LOCATOR NUMBER AS YOUR DMR. FILES
ARE IDENTIFIED GXXXX.DAT (GENERATOR) AND AXXXX.DAT (ARM),
XXXX BEING THE FACTORY SERIAL NUMBER. THERE SHOULD NOT BE
ANY CHECKSUM ERROR IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE CORRECT RE-
LOADING OF THESE PARAMETERS.
c. Change the position of the installation menu enable switch (switch B1–8 on gener-
ator CPU board 400–PL3, see section 3–4).
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d. Starting from application mode, select :

SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/DATE on the console.
INSTALLATION
e. If necessary, enter the correct date and hour.

13. Perform software configuration.
a. Perform generator software configuration.
Before beginning:
Turn on the DMR.
Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu en-
able switch (switch B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3, see section 3–4).
i. Choose console dialog display language:

Starting from application mode, select SETUP/LANGUAGE/language on the
console, where language is the desired console dialogue display language
(FRANC, ENGL, DEUTS, ESPAN, ITALI or PORTU).
Note: For compatibility with the information contained in this manual concerning menu paths,
select ENGL for installation of the DMR. When installation is complete, the language
will be changed to that of the country of installation.
ii. Set maximum generator output power.

Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/CONFIG/PMAX/pmax
on the console, where pmax is the maximum generator power determined from
the line resistance measurement performed in step 8. above. Possible values are
3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, and 5.0 kW.
Note: The default (and maximum possible) value is 5.0 kW.
iii. Set maximum X–ray tube mAs.

Select SETUP/MASMAX on the console. Enter the maximum mAs value ac-
cording to local regulations using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the
kV dial. See sections 3–10–5 and 3–10–6.
Note: The default (and maximum possible) value is +6.000E+2 (600) mAs.
iv. Set maximum X–ray exposure time.

Select SETUP/T_MAX on the console. Enter the maximum X–ray exposure
time according to local regulations using the NEXT and VALID keys and ro-
tating the kV dial. See sections 3–10–5 and 3–10–6.
Note: The default (and maximum possible) value is +2.000E+1 (20) seconds.
v. Check X–ray tube (model, focus, number of anode metals and anode angles)
type configuration:
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Select SETUP/ GENE/ INSTAL/ GENE/ CONFIG/ CONFIG/TUBE/

MODEL/XXXX. Check the type of tube installed or to be installed and set
INSTALLATION
the corresponding value:
GS412: for DMR V1 and V2
70TH–F: for DMR+ and V1 or V2 upgraded with Software V6.21 and DMR+
tube
70TH–D: only SENO 2000D
If the configuration is correct, skip directly to step vii below. Otherwise, con-
tinue with step vi.
vi. Check X–ray tube type configuration:

Select SETUP/FOCUS/DUAL on the console.
Select SETUP/ANODE/DM on the console.
Select SETUP on the console, then verify that the console display now shows
the correct tube type as specified in step v above.
vii. Check AOP type configuration. Starting from step v above, select: SETUP/
SETUP/SETUP/AOP/FILM/TYPE
Check that Status shown is: A.
The following information on the choice of AOP type should be transmitted
to the physician. Three types are available:
Type A is AOP 4.01, as installed by default on DMR+ and DMR V2. It imple-
ments new AOP tables, with variable composition.
Type B is AOP 4.01, without variable composition. It is not widely used.
Type C is AOP 3.01, as installed on DMR V1. (no variable composition).
Recommended choice:
If there is already a DMR on site, select the same configuration.
If you have free choice, select AOP 4.01 with variable composition (type A).
If the physician requires it, select AOP 3.01 (type C)
b. Perform gantry software configuration.

i. Check the cassette detection presence configuration.
Starting from application mode select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/
CONFIG/CASSET/(YES or NO)
– Enter NO for DMR V1
– Enter YES for DMR V2 and DMR+
ii. Check the correct configuration of the 18x24 bucky.

CONFIG/BUCKY/18X24/24X30 Height diff.:YES/NO
– Enter NO when buckies 18x24 have the same thickness than the bucky
24x30 (Standard choice for DMR V1 and DMR+),
– Enter YES when buckies 18x24 are more higher than the bucky 24x30
(Standard choice for DMR V2).
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iii. Check the correct configuration of GRID acceleration.

INSTALLATION
CALIB/GRID/PARAMS/TESTS/ACCEL
– Set ACCEL parameter to 1 (1.000E+0) for DMR+.
– Set ACCEL parameter to 1 (4.000E+0) for DMR V1_P and V2_P.
iv. Set X–ray tube housing configuration.
Starting from application mode, select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/
CONFIG/TUBE/YES on the console (the X–ray tube housing is inclinable
on all DMRs).
Perform a gantry CKSUM and return to application mode. Check that NONE
of the following error messages appears on the console display:
S53 105/080 (incompatible housing configuration)
S53 105/081 (incompatible housing configuration)
S54 155/082 (incompatible tube type)
S54 155/083 (incompatible tube type)
v. Check label on collimator for type (V1 to V4).

CONFIG/COLLIM/TYPE
vi. Check the collimator front blade presence.
CONFIG/COLLIM/FRONT_B/YES or NO
In standard configuration, DMR V1 hardware has not a motorized Front
Blade.
The default setting is YES (collimator with front blade control).
vii. Set lateral margin of X–ray beam. Access the arm configuration menu. Start-
ing from application mode, select:
SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CONFIG/COLLIM/MARG_L
Then use +/– keys to set margin at desired value and select VALID.
See the table below for standards and recommendations to get full film black-
ening.
Standard Lateral margin (mm) Selection *

CEI** +2 ...
UK +3 ...
AUSTRALIA** 0 ...
MQSA / CDRH +2 ...
* Note down (X) the selected value.
** Standard authorizes the full film blackening and in these tables, we indicate the
margin configuration to get it. But the user can also use margins inside the film.
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viii. Set rear margin of X–ray beam. Select:

SETUP/MARG_R
INSTALLATION
ening.
Standard Rear margin (mm) Selection *

CEI** +2 ...
UK +2 ...
AUSTRALIA** 0 ...
MQSA +2 ...
** Standard authorizes the full film blackening and in these tables, we indicate the
margin configuration to get it. But the user can also use margins inside the film.
ix. Set front margin of X–ray beam. Select:

SETUP/MARG_F
ening.
Standard Front margin (mm) Selection *

CEI +2 ...
UK +2 ...
AUSTRALIA +3 ...
MQSA +2 ...
Note: The MQSA default is factory set for full film blackening.
Note: For DMR V1 (in standard configuration) the adjustment of the Front Blade is manual
(the menu SETUP/MARG_F is not accessible).
For DMR V1 upgraded system with collimator V3 kit, the menu SETUP/MARG_F is
available.
x. Perform a CKSUM and return to application mode

xi. Set gantry medical parameters.
Ask the doctor for the desired paddle compression speed (fast or slow). Start-
ing from application mode, select SETUP/MEDICAL/SPEED on the con-
sole. Select FAST or SLOW on the console.
Ask the doctor for the desired maximum compression force in daN. Select
SETUP/FORCE on the console. Select + or – on the console repeatedly until
the desired force value is reached (possible values range from 4 to 20 daN in
steps of 1 daN). Once the desired value is reached, select VAL on the console
to confirm the desired value.
Note: The ACR recommendation is 18daN (40lbs).
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Ask the doctor if automatic decompression (i.e. return of the compression

paddle to its home position) following an exposure is desired. Select SETUP/
INSTALLATION
DECOMP on the console. Select YES on the console if automatic decom-

pression is desired, or NO if it is not desired.
Ask the doctor if a beep tone is desired. Select SETUP/BEEP on the console.
Select YES on the console if a beep tone is desired, or NO if it is not desired.
Ask the doctor for the desired maximum height during automatic decompres-
sion (between 10 and 40 cm). Select SETUP/HEIGHT on the console.
Select + or – on the console repeatedly until the desired height value is
reached. Then select VALID to confirm the value.
Ask the doctor for the desired cassette detection mode (default is “YES”).
Select SETUP/FILM on the console. Select “NO” ONLY if no cassette
detection is desired.
Note: The parameter film is reset to yes at each power up of the DMR.
The service engineer is not needed for selecting the above–mentioned gantry medical
parameters (SPEED, FORCE, DECOMP, BEEP, HEIGHT and FILM); the doctor can
easily change them at will at any time following installation of the DMR.
xii. Set paddle deformation parameters.

See Job card IST044 “Setting paddle deformation parameters”.
14. Perform preliminary generator and gantry testing.

See Job Card IST 033 PRELIMINARY GENERATOR AND GANTRY TESTING.
15. Calibrate grid position.
See Job Card IST 026 CALIBRATION OF GRID POSITION.
16. Check safe–lighting and film processing (see Job Card IST 034 CHECKING SAFE–
LIGHTING AND FILM PROCESSING).
Note 1 : For following steps :
use AEC flow chart to assist in following steering guide, see illustration 1–17.
Note 2 : In case of error messages during the following steps, see IST 41 for explanation of these
messages.
17. Calibrate photo-cell HV measurement and scale factor.

See Job Card IST 004 CALIBRATION OF photo-cell HV MEASUREMENT AND
SCALE FACTOR.
18. Calibrate photo-cell sensitivity as a function of its voltage.
See Job Card IST 005 CALIBRATION OF photo-cell SENSITIVITY AS A FUNC-
TION OF ITS VOLTAGE.
Note: It is a good practice to backup generator data at this time.
19. Calibrate AEC for each screen pair (repeat steps a. to j. below for each screen pair).
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a. Choose and configure a screen pair.

Perform the procedures in Job Card IST 006 SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND
INSTALLATION
CONFIGURATION.
b. Check on pre–exposure in Jobcard IST046.

c. Calibrate photo-cell gain.
Perform the calibration in Job Card IST 007 CALIBRATION OF photo-cell GAIN
FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR.
d. Determine if reciprocity law failure compensation parameters (LNRT) can be en-

tered manually. If not, perform the necessary calibration to determine them.
IF the screen and film of the screen pair being calibrated appear in table Table 1
below, or IF, in your own experience installing the DMR, you have ALREADY
determined parameters A0, A1 and A2 for the SAME screen pair, go directly to
step e..
IF this is not the case, go directly to Job Card IST 013 CALIBRATION OF FILM
RECIPROCITY FAILURE COMPENSATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR.
Once this calibration is finished, write down the newly–determined parameters
A0, A1 and A2 for the screen pair being calibrated in table Table 1 below, then
SKIP step e. and go DIRECTLY to step f.
Table 1 – a0, a1 and a2 values for various screen pairs
PROCESSOR
SCREEN BRAND AND CYCLE TIME
TYPE FILM BRAND AND TYPE (SEC) A0 A1 A2
KODAK MIN–R KODAK MIN–R MA 90 +1.000E+0 +1.329E–1 +1.333E–2
” ” ” KODAK MIN–R E 90 +1.000E+0 +9.797E–2 +1.124E–2
” ” ” KODAK MIN–R H 90 +1.000E+0 +1.432E–1 +1.880E–2
” ” ” KODAK MIN–R M 90 +1.000E+0 +1.698E–1 +2.469E–2
” ” ” KODAK MIN–R 2000 90 +1.000E+0 +1.219E–1 +1.491E–2
” ” ” 3M TRIMAX HM 90 +1.000E+0 +8.479E–2 +1.210E–2
AGFA MR detail S AGFA MR5 150 +1.000E+0 +1.491E–1 +1.796E–2
” ” ” MR3–II 120 +1.000E+0 +1.170E–1 +9.586E–3
KODAK MIN–R 2000/2190 MIN–R 2000 90 +1.000E+0 +1.219E–1 +1.491E–2

AGFA HD/HD–S AGFA HDR–C 90 +1.000E+0 +7.686E–2 +6.342E–3
FUJI AD FUJI ADM 90 +1.000E+0 +1.576E–1 +1.988E–2
e. Calibrate reference energy.
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Enter manually the three reciprocity law failure compensation parameters (A0, A1
and A2) either from table Table 1 or from your own notes from a previous installa-
INSTALLATION
tion of the same screen pair on another DMR for the screen and film of the screen
pair being calibrated:
Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/

ALGO/FSC=x/CALIB/LNRT/PARAM on the console, where x is the screen
pair indicator (A,B,C,D,E) corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated. See
Job Card IST 006 SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION.
At this point, enter the three parameter values by using the CHANGE key, rotating
the kV dial and using the NEXT, VALID and SETUP keys. See sections 3–10–5
and 3–10–6.
If this is an additional DMR, at the same site, using the same processor, then as soon
as the three parameter values are correctly entered, go IMMEDIATELY to Job
Card IST 014 CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY FOR A GIVEN
SCREEN PAIR. Once this calibration is finished, go directly to step f. below.
Otherwise, go directly to Job Card IST 013 CALIBRATION OF FILM REC-
IPROCITY FAILURE COMPENSATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR. Once
this calibration is finished, write down the newly–determined parameters A0, A1
and A2 for the screen pair being calibrated in table 1.
f. AOP strategy: this parameter is determined automatically at the end of IST013 or
IST014 reference energy calibration. So the manual setting of the AOP strategy
(IST039) is no longer necessary.
Note: However, if there are several senographe DMR installed on the same site, it may be nec-
essary to “equalize” all the strategies to the same value, to avoid unjustified mAs devi-
ation between identical senographes. For this purpose only, it is still possible to read/set
the strategy value. Starting from application mode, select:
SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/ALGO/FSC=x/STRAT
Where x is the screen pair indicator (A, B, C, D, or E).
See IST039 for further reference.
This equalization must only be done if the DMRs are using the same film/screen couple,
same film processor, same SID.
g. Optical density optimization, see Job Card IST 050, IST 051.
h. Calibrate photo-cell in Stereotix 2 positions.
Note: This step is not applicable for non–Stereotix 2 installations.
Perform the calibration in Job Card IST 018 CALIBRATION OF photo-cell IN

STEREOTIX 2 POSITIONS.
i. Calibrate reference energy in Stereotix 2 mode.
Note: This step is not applicable for non–Stereotix 2 installations.
Perform the calibration in Job Card IST 019 CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE

ENERGY IN STEREOTIX 2 MODE FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR.
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j. If the AEC calibration for the screen pair being calibrated is successful and com-
plete at this point (which is normally the case) be sure that this screen pair is en-
INSTALLATION
abled for use in application mode (see Job Card IST 006 SCREEN PAIR
SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION.
20. Test for absence of grid lines on exposed film.
See Job Card IST 031 TEST FOR ABSENCE OF GRID LINES ON EXPOSED FILM.
21. Change console dialog display language to that of the country of installation (if other
than English):
Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/MEDICAL/LANGUAGE/
language on the console, where language is the desired console dialog display lan-
guage (FRANC, ENGL, DEUTS, ESPAN, ITALI or PORTU).
22. At this step, a calibration backup can be done. Then, in case of a system crash, the cal-
ibration backup can be used or the system can be completely recalibrated following the
process in chapter 2.
23. Perform safety checks (collimator size for example) if applicable from local regula-
tions.
24. Applicable to countries subject to MQSA requirements only (US and Canada for exam-
ple):
MQSA requirement 900.12(e)(5)(vii)(C) deals with paddle length extension: the
paddle chest wall edge shall not extend by more than 1% the chest wall edge border of
the film. To test if delivered paddles are compliant with this rule, use the FMI kits
shipped with the system.
Kits contain appropriate test instructions. In case paddles are found non–compliant, kits
also contain a set of adjusting wedges for correction.
Use one kit per paddle.
FMI 11468 (p/n 2308834) is to be used to test (and potentially modify) the following
paddles:
Paddle No. Designation
2233355–2 18x24 paddle
2233355–3 18x24 paddle with a notch (Crystal)
36002738 Biopsy paddle
2102380 Round spot paddle
2148861 Axillary compression paddle
FMI 11485 (p/n 2337272) is to be used to test (and potentially modify) the following
paddle (ALREADY INCLUDED IN THE FMI KIT ITSELF):
Paddle No. Designation
2244710–3 MQSA 24x30 paddle
25. Switch off the DMR to disable access to installation menus.

26. Connect room lights (optional), see Job card IST042 for Senographe DMR+ and
DMR V2+. For DMR V1 consult Job Card IST010.
27. Refit all covers.
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ILLUSTRATION 1–16
DMR STEERING GUIDE FLOWCHART
INSTALLATION
Note: use Calibration form (IST043) to record all obtained values
Do software configuration
* of medical menus:
Unpacking the equipment ...... Language
Compression speed
IST 008 Compression max. force ......
Decomp. auto
Beep
Physical installation Film detection
......
IST 009
Do/check software configuration
Regulatory and Safety of install menus:
Labelling ...... Generator: Pmax
IST 038 MaSMax
T. Max
Removal of side covers AOP type
IST 032 ...... Tube type ......
& general inspection Gantry:Cassette detection
Bucky settings
Tube housing
Connecting the cables + ...... Collimator settings
HV tank check IST 010 Paddle deformation settings (IST 044)
Arm Angle Check

* Check box Connection of Mains supply ...... IST 015 (Check only) ......
when step done Only for DMR+
IST 011
Preliminary generator
Line resistance measurement & gantry testing ......
......
IST 033
IST 012
First power–on for basic Check calibration of

...... grid position ......
power supplies check
IST 026
IST 022
Check safe lighting
Check jumpers & switches ...... & film processing ......
IST 037 IST 034
AEC calibration
Set elevator upper travel limit ......
...... (see AEC flow chart, illus. 1–17)
IST 040 (optionnal)
Test for no grid lines ......
Power–on: IST 031
observe for possible ......
error codes
Clear generator & gantry error stacks
Clear generator statistics ......
Backup generator & gantry parameters
Perform safety regulation checks ......

(optional)
Checksum
error
codes MQSA paddle adjustments ......
NO (US and Canada only)
displayed
?
Switch off to disable access ......
to install menus
YES
Wire room lamps/door (IST042 or IST010 ......
for DMR V1+) and refit all covers
Restore factory data if possible, or
recalibrate the complete system
following the calibration process
shown in Chapter 2 – Calibration
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ILLUSTRATION 1–17
FLOW CHART OF AEC/AOP CALIBRATION
INSTALLATION
DMR : FLOW CHART OF AEC/AOP CALIBRATION
CAUTION: ONE NEED
DO NOT PERFORM IST 017 FILM/SCREEN ONLY
COUPLE
AT FIRST INSTALLATION ? ALREADY ? YES
? TO SHIFT
AVERAGE
? NO
CALIBRATED? DENSITY
NO YES
CHECK OF VIEWBOX
& SENSITOMETRIC
STABILTY IST 047 & IST 048
A
DIFFERENT
? SCREEN
?
kV SCALE FACTOR IST 017
COMMON YES
TO HV_PM INTERNAL COUPLE CHOICE NO
ALL VOLTMETER IST 004 (NAME, VALIDATION)
CALIBRATION parag.5
COUPLES IST 006
Time : 20’ DAC IST 004 Time : 5’
COUPLE CHOICE
CALIBRATION parag.6 (NAME, VALIDATION
IST 006
PM/HV_PM
PARAMETERS DUPLICATION Time : 5’
CALIBRATION Copy only parameters without
IST 005
screen
PARAMETERS
COUPLE COUPLE CHOICE IST 007 section 8 step 1 to 5
DUPLICATION IST 007
(NAME, VALIDATION Time : 5’ section 8
IST 006 steps 1
Time : 5’ PM YIELD See Note 1 below to 10
PM YIELD IST 007 Perform only calibration Time : 5’
See Note 2 with screen
IST 007 parag. 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.10
Time : 40’ and 6.11
kV RISE TIME IST 046 Time : 20’
A
LNRT
PARAMS
? ALREADY
? NO
YES SEE RECOMMENDATION # 1
KNOWN COUPLE CHOICE
HEATER
ENTER KNOWN CALIBRATION AT 30 mA
PARAMETERS
(A0, A1, A2) IST 013/5.5 Time : 5’
from steering Time : 10’
guide table SEE RECOMMENDATION # 2
REFERENCE ENERGY
path = AOP/ALGO/FSC = x..
/CALIB/LNRT.. REFERENCE ENERGY IST 014
/PARAM/CHANGE IST 013/5.6 Time : 20’
Time : 5’ Time : 25’
LNRT OD OPTIMIZATION
REFERENCE ENERGY SEE RECOMMENDATION # 3 Contact mode
IST 050
IST 014 IST 013/5.7 Time : 30’ to 90’
Time : 20’ Time : 45’ to 80’ OD OPTIMIZATION
Mag. mode IST 051
AOP STRATEGY
Automatic
Time :0’ (See installation REFERENCE
section 5, parag.19.F) ENERGY
FOR STEREOTIX
(IF APPLICABLE)
OD OPTIMIZATION
Time : 30’ to 90’ Contact mode IST 050
IST 019
Time : 20’
OD OPTIMIZATION OPTIONAL (If required by local regulation)
Mag. mode IST 051 (e.g.: MQSA 2002)
END
STEREOTIX NOTE 1
? TO BE ? DO NOT FORGET : DO BOTH COPY
CALIBRATED YES
STEREOTIX CELL E.G. : A no screen TO B no screen
CALIBRATION IST 018 AND
NO Time : 15’ A with screen TO B with screen
REFERENCE ENERGY
FOR STEREOTIX IST 019
NOTE 2
Time : 20’
IF LNRT PARAMS ARE UNKNOWN
PERFORM IST 13 IMMEDIATELY
CALIBRATE AFTER IST 07 (SO, WITH HOT TUBE)
END ? ANOTHER ?
NO YES
COUPLE
Time (in minutes) is an average value for indication purpose only
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INSTALLATION
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AEC/AOP CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
Recommendation # 1: Selection of Reference O.D.
Whenever Reference O.D. is determined by the customer, take in account the following:
• Site dedicated to cancer screening campaign. See applicable standards,
• Kodak MinR 2000; recommended net O.D. > 1.4.
• The value must be compatible with the quality of the viewboxes.
To perform IST 013, it is possible to use an O.D. value other than the one expected by the doctor.
• In this case, once IST 013 has been performed, O.D. value must be adjusted with IST 014,
• This O.D. (used to complete IST 013) needs to be chosen on the linear part of the sensitometric curve with the
recommended gamma (See Job Card IST 048). Film Reciprocity Law Failure Compensation algorithm of DMR
uses a calculation range around O.D. ± 0.2.
Note: Take care to have OD ± 0.2 range inside the same linear part (i.e. with the same slope).
Recommendation # 2: Setting of Sensitometric Scale from Senographe Console
– Enter Sensitometric Scale (steps 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15),
Note: The target O.D. is between two density steps. Use these two values to calculate the gamma value:
Gamma = (D(n+1) – D(n))/0.3. The DMR will do the calculation this way.
The result shall be identical or very close to the value found with Job card IST 048.
If not, modify the choice of O.D. steps, by shifting the step values.
Recommendation # 3: Calibration of Film Reciprocity Law Failure Compensation for a given

Screen/Film pair
– Calibrate the Reference Energy (step 5.6 of Job Card IST 013).
• Choose O.D. according to the recommendation # 1.
• For a good result, it is recommended to find manually the exact mAs value to reach the expected O.D.
with 28 kV/4 cm acrylic.
– Perform Film Reciprocity Law failure Compensation procedure: step 5.7 of IST 013.
– CAUTION: If an error 068/xxx is displayed by the Senographe console, it means that the parameters may be
erroneous. Do not attempt to force the calibration. Reset the generator and perform again the calibration.
• Check result according to step 5.9 of IST 013:
The optical density must not vary by more than 0.2 between any of the three films; if it does, the entire
calibration must be repeated.
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• If the O.D. used in IST 013 is different from O.D. desired by customer, perform IST 014 : Calibration of
the REFERENCE ENERGY FOR A GIVEN SCREEN/FILM PAIR.
INSTALLATION
Note: Check IST 039. Verify if the strategy computed by DMR is compatible with kV and
mAs values:
– If you decrease the strategy, e.g., Very Fast to Fast, for a same AOP mode configu-
ration, the choice of kV will be higher.
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INSTALLATION
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CHAPTER 2 – CALIBRATION
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
This chapter is a resume of the procedures to follow when a complete re–calibration of the
generator and/or gantry is deemed necessary, when a new screen pair is being introduced,
when the Stereotix 2 option is being installed after the initial installation, and when the cus-
tomer wishes to change the reference optical density in AEC and AOP modes.
CALIBRATION
This chapter is divided into 7 sections:
D Section 1 introduces the chapter.

D Section 2 describes generator calibration (except AEC calibration of a screen pair).
D Section 3 provides information for complete gantry calibration.
D Section 4 provides information for AEC calibration for a given screen pair.
D Section 5 describes AEC calibration of a Stereotix 2 installed after initial installation.
D Section 6 describes re–calibration of non–Stereotix 2 reference optical density in AEC
and AOP modes.
D Section 7 describes re-calibration of Stereotix 2 mode reference optical density in AEC
mode.
SECTION 2
1. Check jumpers and switches – see Job Card IST 037.

2. Calibrate X–ray tube heater current scale factor – see Job Card IST 001.
3. Calibrate X–ray tube focal bias voltage – see Job Card IST 002.
4. Calibrate X–ray tube mA measurement – see Job Card IST 016.
5. Calibrate X–ray tube kV scale factor – see Job Card IST 017.
6. Calibrate X–Ray tube heater current – see Job Card IST 003.
7. Calibrate photo cell HV measurement and scale factor – see Job Card IST 004.
8. Calibrate photo cell sensitivity as a function of its voltage – see Job Card IST 005.
SECTION 3
GANTRY CALIBRATION
1. Check jumpers and switches – see Job Card IST 037.

2. Calibrate compression force detector – see Job Card IST 023.
3. Test minimum compression/decompression force – see Job Card IST 024.
4. Calibrate breast thickness measurement – see Job Card IST 025.
5. Calibrate grid position – see Job Card IST 026.
6. Calibrate X–ray tube reference angle – see Job Card IST 029.
7. Check X–ray film format geometry – see Job Card IST 027.
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8. Calibrate collimator blades reference positions – see Job Card IST 030.
9. Calibrate light centering device– see Job Card IST 036 and 028.
10. Test for absence of grid lines on exposed film – see Job Card IST 031.
SECTION 4
AEC CALIBRATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR
When a new screen pair is being introduced, follow the sequence Calibrate AEC for each
screen pair given in the Installation Steering in chapter 1, and the AEC flow chart (see illustra-
tion 1–17 in Chapter 1).
CALIBRATION
SECTION 5
AEC CALIBRATION ON STEREOTIX 2
When the Stereotix 2 option is installed after initial installation of a Senographe DMR, follow
the sequence given below:
1. set up and calibrate the Stereotix 2 according to the Stereotix 2 Service Manual
2. calibrate photocell in Stereotix 2 positions (see Job Card IST 018)
3. Calibrate reference energy in Stereotix 2 mode (see Job Card IST 019).
FOR SAFETY REASONS IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE GANTRY IS AN-

WARNING CHORED TO THE FLOOR WITH 3 BOLTS WHEN A SENOGRAPHE DMR IS
EQUIPPED WITH THE STEREOTIX 2 (see Job Card IST 009).
SECTION 6
RE–CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE OPTICAL DENSITY IN NON–STEREOTIX 2 MODE
To re–calibrate the reference optical density, follow the sequence below:
1. Set up the following exposure:

D any compression paddle installed
D contact (no magnification)
D grid installed
D 40 mm plexiglass on the cassette holder
D mode: AEC (1–point)
D screen pair: select the name of the screen pair being calibrated
D focal spot: LARGE
D track: MO
D filter: MO
D manual density correction: +0
D HV: 28 kV.
2. Take an exposure using a cassette and undeveloped film corresponding to the screen
pair being calibrated. Write down the resulting mAs value.
3. Perform the section entitled Calibration of Reference Energy in Job Card IST 014, but
do not use the default mAs value for the first exposure – instead, enter the mAs value
obtained in the exposure above.
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4. Perform the section entitled Check Results in Job Card IST 014.
SECTION 7
CUSTOMER REQUESTED RE–CALIBRATION OF STEREOTIX 2 MODE REFERENCE OPTICAL DENSITY
When the customer requests a re–calibration of Stereotix 2 mode reference optical density,
perform Job Card IST 019 in its entirety.
CALIBRATION
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CALIBRATION
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CHAPTER 3 – JOB CARDS
JOB CARD IST 001 – CALIBRATION OF HEATER CURRENT SCALE FACTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–3
JOB CARD IST 002 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE SCALE FACTOR . . . . . . . 3–9
JOB CARD IST 003 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE HEATER CURRENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–15
JOB CARD IST 004 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL HV MEASUREMENT AND SCALE FACTOR . . . . . 3–19
JOB CARD IST 005 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL SENSITIVITY AS A FUNCTION OF ITS VOLTAGE 3–23
JOB CARD IST 006 – SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–27
JOB CARD IST 007 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL GAIN FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–31
JOB CARD IST 008 – UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–51
JOB CARD IST 009 – PHYSICAL INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–55
JOB CARD IST 010 – CONNECTING THE CABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–57
JOB CARD IST 011 – CONNECTING TO THE AC SUPPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–69
JOB CARD IST 012 – LINE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–75
JOB CARD IST 013 – CALIBRATION OF FILM RECIPROCITY LAW FAILURE COMPENSATION
JOB CARDS
FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–79
JOB CARD IST 014 – CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . 3–89
JOB CARD IST 015 – CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION ARM ANGULATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–97
JOB CARD IST 016 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE MA MEASUREMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–99
JOB CARD IST 017 – CALIBRATION OF KV SCALE FACTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–103
JOB CARD IST 018 – CALIBRATION OF PHOTOCELL IN STEREOTIX 2 POSITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–109
JOB CARD IST 019 – CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY IN STEREOTIX 2 MODE
FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–115
JOB CARD IST 020 – AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–123
JOB CARD IST 021 – CHECKING AND ADJUSMENT OF LATERAL CENTERING OF X–RAY BEAM . . . . . 3–125
JOB CARD IST 022 – CHECKING BASIC SUPPLY VOLTAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–131
JOB CARD IST 023 – CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE DETECTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–133
JOB CARD IST 024 – MINIMUM COMPRESSION/DECOMPRESSION FORCE TESTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–135
JOB CARD IST 025 – CALIBRATION OF BREAST THICKNESS MEASUREMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–139
JOB CARD IST 026 – CALIBRATION OF GRID POSITION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–143
JOB CARD IST 027 – CHECKING X–RAY FILM FORMAT GEOMETRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–145
JOB CARD IST 028 – LIGHT CENTERING CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–159
JOB CARD IST 029 – CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE REFERENCE ANGLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–165
JOB CARD IST 030 – CALIBRATION OF LATERAL, REAR, AND FRONT, COLLIMATOR BLADE
REFERENCE POSITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–169
JOB CARD IST 031 – TEST FOR ABSENCE OF GRID LINES ON EXPOSED FILM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–173
JOB CARD IST 032 – REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE COVERS AND PANELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–177
JOB CARD IST 033 – PRELIMINARY GENERATOR AND GANTRY TESTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–181
JOB CARD IST 034 – CHECKING SAFE–LIGHTING AND FILM PROCESSING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–187
JOB CARD IST 035 – REPLACEMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–191
JOB CARD IST 036 – ADJUSTMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–195
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JOB CARD IST 037 – JUMPERS AND SWITCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–205

JOB CARD IST 038 – REGULATORY AND SAFETY LABELLING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–209
JOB CARD IST 039 – MANUAL DETERMINATION OF AOP STRATEGY FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR . . . 3–213
JOB CARD IST 040 – SETTING OF ELEVATOR UPPER TRAVEL LIMIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–217
JOB CARD IST 041 – GENERAL ERRORS DURING THE CALIBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–221
JOB CARD IST 042 – CONNECTING ROOM LAMPS AND ROOM DOOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–229
JOB CARD IST 043 – DMR INSTALLATION FORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–233
JOB CARD IST 044 – SETTING PADDLE DEFORMATION PARAMETERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–247
JOB CARD IST 045 – PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOLLOW–UP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–249
JOB CARD IST 046 – CHECKS ON PRE-EXPOSURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–253
JOB CARD IST 047 – CHECK OF VIEWBOX(ES) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–259
JOB CARD IST 048 – CHECK OF SENSITOMETRIC STABILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–263
JOB CARD IST 050 – A0 OPTIMIZATION FOR CONTACT MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–267
JOB CARD IST 051 – A0 OPTIMIZATION FOR MAGNIFICATION MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–269
JOB CARDS
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SENOGRAPHE DMR+ Job Card IST 001 1 of 6
Purpose: CALIBRATION OF HEATER CURRENT SCALE Version No.:

FACTOR Date :
Time: x h xx min Personnel: 1
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D True R.M.S. AC ammeter
e.g: Fluke 8060, Fluke 87, Fluke 45. HP 3457A, Tektronix DMM 254.
JOB CARDS
D HV unit / cable adaptor, Part number 36003399.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
To ensure an accurate measurement:
D For ALL Digital Multimeters, the Autorange function MUST NOT be used, as it can lead to severe mea-
surement errors (>40% !!).
D For ALL Digital Multimeters, the Relative Measurement function MUST NOT be used to reset to zero
the natural offset displayed when there is no current measured. The offset is automatically reset to zero
by the principle of the rms measurement.
D Measurement configurations to be used are as follows:
a. Fluke 8060: used with 20–A shunt in the 200–mV AC range (shunt reference: 80J10).
b. Fluke 87: no shunt, in the 10–A AC range.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
In case of equipment breakdown or service engineer error during this cal-

CAUTION ibration procedure, the resulting parameter values might become so unrea-
sonable as to render the X–ray tube filament supply circuit unusable. This
can show up as an error message during power up, and thus inhibit use of the
calibration software. If this happens, the only way to cancel the error is to
manually re–enter the default parameter values (see section 5 for default
parameter values) and switch the Senographe DMR off and back on again
before again attempting a calibration.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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FACTOR Job Card IST 001 2 of 6
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF HEATER CURRENT SCALE FACTOR
The objective is to determine the scale factor K and fixed offset VOF between the X–ray tube filament current
command from the software and the real filament current value obtained. Each tube track has its own filament
supply circuit, so this calibration procedure is to be performed for each of the two tracks.
DEFAULT PARAMETER VALUES ARE K = +9.450E+0 (9.45) AND VOF = +0.000E+0 (0.0).
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for this calibration procedure.
5.1.1 Turn off the Senographe DMR.
5.1.2 Open the HV converter control signal inputs by disconnecting flat cable WG8 from generator com-
mand board 400–PL1 connector XJ7. This eliminates any possibility of energy build–up in the HV
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unit during this calibration procedure.
5.1.3 Disconnect the DMR HV cable at the HV tank end.
5.1.4 Connect the HV cable to the HV unit / cable adaptor (36003399).
5.1.5 Connect the HV unit / cable adaptor to the DMR HV tank.
5.1.6 Connect the true r.m.s. AC ammeter in series with the filament being calibrated
on the HV unit / cable adaptor; and place a jumper on the other track (see illustrations 1 and 2).
Note: See “important note” in section 2 to ensure an accurate measurement.
Note: Keep the other filament connected in order to avoid error messages when the Senographe DMR
is switched on.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
HV UNIT HV CABLE ADAPTOR 36003399
Track 2 (Rh): jumper or ammeter
From HV tank To X Ray tube
HV cable
shield
–HT –HT
TRACK 2 (Rh) C C TRACK 2 (Rh)
TRACK 1 (Mo) TRACK 1 (Mo)
L S S L
BIAS BIAS
G G
Ground (+HV) Ground (+HV)
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C G
Bias measurement
Track 1 (Mo): jumper or ammeter
Note: For safety purpose, –HT is permanently connected to ground
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ILLUSTRATION 2
HV CABLE CONNECTOR PIN CONNECTION DIAGRAM
L
NOTE: THIS IS A HEAD–ON VIEW
OF THE HV CABLE CONNECTOR
AFTER BEING DISCONNECTED
FROM THE HV UNIT.
G
POLARIZING TAB C
S
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The HV cable connector is marked with the standard X–ray industry markings (L, S, C and G).
However, the functions of the corresponding conductors in the Senographe DMR are as follows:
L = track 1 (Mo) filament supply
S = track 2 (Rh) filament supply
C = filament supply return and X–ray tube cathode HV
G = focal bias voltage supply
5.1.7 Switch on the Senographe DMR.
Note: ERROR 007/024 is normal with 400 PL1 XJ7 disconnected.
5.1.8 Change the position of the installation menu enable switch (switch B1 on generator CPU board
400–PL3, see ”Accessing the Different Installation Menus in the Tree Structure” in chapter 1).
5.2 Perform the calibration procedure for the desired X–ray tube track.
5.2.1 Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/HTR_SCL/TRACK1 (or TRACK2)

/CALIB/1st pt/CALIB on the console for the first calibration point.
Note: The default filament current command value for this first point is +4.000E+00 (4.0) A.
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5.2.2 Press the 2nd trigger button (no X–rays are produced) and hold it until the ammeter reading stabi-
lizes (this may take a few seconds).
5.2.3 Note the filament current value measured from the ammeter.
5.2.4 Release the 2nd trigger button.
5.2.5 Select SETUP/MeasI on the console.
5.2.6 Enter and validate the measured filament current value from the ammeter for this first calibration
point.
5.2.7 Select SETUP/SETUP/2nd pt/CALIB on the console for the first calibration point.
Note: The default filament current command value for this second point is +5.000E+00 (5.0) A.
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5.2.11 Select SETUP/MeasI on the console.
5.2.12 Enter and validate the measured filament current value from the ammeter for this second calibration
point.
5.2.13 Select SETUP/SETUP/calcul/VALID on the console. This executes the calculation of the scale
factor and fixed offset of the filament current command from the software.
5.3 Check the calibration accuracy.
5.3.1 Select SETUP/1st pt/CALIB on the console.
Note: Again, the default filament current command value for this first point is +4.000E+00 (4.0) A.
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5.3.5 Select SETUP/SETUP/2nd pt/CALIB on the console.
Note: Again, the default filament current command value for this second point is +5.000E+00 (5.0) A.
5.3.9 The expected results are 4.0 ± 0.02 A for the first point and 5.0 ± 0.02 A for the second point. If the
results are within these tolerances, the calibration for this X–ray tube track is finished. If the results
are out of tolerance, repeat the calibration procedure in section 5.2 and the check procedure in sec-
tion 5.3 for the same X–ray tube track.
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Note: Performing the calibration procedure once is normally sufficient for correct calibration.
Note: If it is necessary to perform the calibration procedure more than once, the measured values of cur-
rent for the two points (4.0 and 5.0 A) should become increasingly accurate. If not, the procedure
is probably not being followed correctly.
5.3.10 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console. Note down the calculated values of scale
factor K and offset VOF. Each of these two values can be displayed alternately by rotating the kV
dial on the console.
If the value of K is less than +8.000E+0 (8.0), either the calibration procedure
CAUTION was done incorrectly or there is a hardware defect.
5.3.11 Repeat the calibration and check procedures on the other tube track, if necessary.
5.3.12 Perform a ”CKSUM”, then turn the system off
5.3.13 Re–connect flat cable WG8 to generator command board 400–PL1 connector XJ7, remove high
voltage cable adapter. Do not forget to secure the HV ring with the Allen screw, to insure proper
ground continuity.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE FOCAL BIAS Version No.:

VOLTAGE SCALE FACTOR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Voltmeter
D HV unit / cable adaptor, part number 36003399
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
In case of equipment breakdown or service engineer error during this cal-

CAUTION ibration procedure, the resulting parameter values might become so unrea-
sonable as to render the X–ray tube focal bias voltage supply circuit
unusable. This can show up as an error message during power up, and thus
inhibit use of the calibration software. If this happens, the only way to cancel
the error is to manually re–enter the default parameter values (see section 5
for these values) and switch the Senographe DMR+ off and back on again
before again attempting a calibration.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 001 CALIBRATION OF HEATER CURRENT SCALE FACTOR
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VOLTAGE SCALE FACTOR Job Card IST 002 2 of 6
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE SCALE FACTOR
The objective is to determine the scale factor alpha and offset beta between the X–ray tube focal bias voltage
command from the software and the real focal bias voltage value obtained. The focal bias voltage applied to
the X–ray tube electron beam concentration device establishes the focal spot width.
DEFAULT PARAMETER VALUES ARE ALPHA = +9.389E+1 (93.89) AND BETA = +3.801E–2
(0.03801).
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR+ for this calibration procedure.
5.1.1 Turn off the Senographe DMR+.
5.1.2 Open the HV converter control signal inputs by disconnecting flat cable WG8 from generator com-
mand board 400–PL1 connector XJ7. This eliminates any possibility of energy build–up in the HV
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unit during this calibration procedure.
5.1.3 Disconnect the DMR+ HV cable at the HV tank end.
5.1.4 Connect the HV cable to the HV unit / cable adaptor (36003399).
5.1.5 Connect the HV unit / cable adaptor to the DMR+ HV tank.
5.1.6 Connect a DC voltmeter between common (C) and the focal bias voltage wire (G) (see illustrations
1 and 2).
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ILLUSTRATION 1
HV UNIT HV CABLE ADAPTOR 36003399
Track 2 (Rh): jumper or ammeter

From HV tank To X Ray tube
HV cable
shield
–HT –HT
TRACK 2 (Rh) C C TRACK 2 (Rh)
TRACK 1 (Mo) TRACK 1 (Mo)
L S S L
BIAS BIAS
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G G
Ground (+HV) Ground (+HV)
C G
Bias measurement
Track 1 (Mo): jumper or ammeter
Note: For safety purpose, –HT is permanently connected to ground
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ILLUSTRATION 2
HV CABLE CONNECTOR PIN CONNECTION DIAGRAM
L
NOTE: THIS IS A HEAD–ON VIEW
OF THE HV CABLE CONNECTOR
AFTER BEING DISCONNECTED
FROM THE HV UNIT.
G
POLARIZING TAB C
S
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The HV cable connector is marked with the standard X–ray industry markings (L, S, C and G).
However, the functions of the corresponding conductors in the Senographe DMR+ are as fol-
lows:
L = track 1 (Mo) filament supply
S = track 2 (Rh) filament supply
C = filament supply return and X–ray tube cathode HV
G = focal bias voltage supply
5.1.7 Switch on the Senographe DMR+.

ERROR 007/024 is normal with 400 PL1 XJ7 disconnected.
400–PL3, see Accessing the Different Installation Menus in the Tree Structure in chapter 1).
5.1.9 Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/BIAS/VOLTAGE on the console.
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5.1.10 Rotate the kV dial in order to check that all four focal bias voltage command values are the same
as the values specified on the label on the X-ray tube housing:
MO/LF = . . . . . . . . . . .
RH/LF = . . . . . . . . . . . .
MO/SF = . . . . . . . . . . .
RH/SF = . . . . . . . . . . . .
Modify any values that appear different from these on the tube label by using the
CAUTION CHANGE key, rotating the kV dial and using the NEXT, VALID and SETUP
keys. See ”Visual Display of Parameter Values” and ”Modification of a Parameter
Value or Entry of a Measurement” in chapter 1.
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5.2 Perform the calibration procedure.
5.2.1 Select SETUP/CALIB/1st pt/CALIB on the console for the first calibration point.
5.2.2 Press the 2nd trigger button (no X–rays are produced) and hold it until the voltmeter reading stabi-
lizes.
5.2.3 Note the focal bias voltage value measured from the voltmeter.
5.2.5 Select SETUP/MeasV on the console.
5.2.6 Enter and validate the absolute value of measured focal bias voltage value from the voltmeter for
this first calibration point. See ”Entry of an Alpha–Numeric Value” in chapter 1 for information on
entering alpha–numeric values.
5.2.7 Select SETUP/SETUP/2nd pt/CALIB on the console for the second calibration point.
lizes.
5.2.9 Note the focal bias voltage value measured from the voltmeter.
5.2.11 Select SETUP/MeasV on the console.
5.2.12 Enter and validate the measured focal bias voltage value from the voltmeter for this second calibra-
tion point.
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5.2.13 Select SETUP/SETUP/calcul/VALID on the console. This executes the calculation of the parame-
ters alpha and beta. The message ”CALCUL DONE” appears on the console display.
5.3.1 Select SETUP/1st pt/CALIB on the console.
lizes.
5.3.3 Note the focal bias voltage value measured from the voltmeter for the first point.
5.3.4 Release the 2nd trigger button. DO NOT ENTER THIS MEASURED VALUE.

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lizes.
5.3.7 Note the focal bias voltage value measured from the voltmeter for the second point.
5.3.8 Release the 2nd trigger button. DO NOT ENTER THIS MEASURED VALUE.
5.3.9 The expected results for the first point are the value of MO/LF ±5% for the first point and the value
of MO/SF ±5% for the second point (see section 5.1.10 for these values). If the results are within
these tolerances, the focal bias voltage calibration is finished. If the results are out of tolerance,
repeat the calibration procedure in section 5.2 and the check procedure in section 5.3.
Note: Performing the calibration procedure once is normally sufficient for correct calibration.
Note: If it is necessary to perform the calibration procedure more than once, the measured values of focal
bias voltage for the two points should become increasingly accurate. If not, the procedure is prob-
ably not being followed correctly.
5.3.10 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console. Note down the calculated values of
parameters alpha and beta. Each of these two values can be displayed alternately by rotating the kV
dial on the console.
5.3.11 Perform a ”CKSUM”, then turn the system off.
5.3.12 Re–connect flat cable WG8 to generator command board 400–PL1 connector XJ7, remove high
voltage cable adapter. Do not forget to secure the HV ring with the Allen screw, to insure proper
ground continuity.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE HEATER Version No.:

CURRENT Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION This procedure produces X–rays. Be sure to take appropriate precautions.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
The following procedures must have been performed in the following order:
D Job Card IST 001 CALIBRATION OF HEATER CURRENT SCALE FACTOR
D Job Card IST 002 CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE FOCAL BIAS VOLTAGE SCALE FACTOR
D Job Card IST 016 CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE MA MEASUREMENT
D Job Card IST 017 CALIBRATION OF kV SCALE FACTOR
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CURRENT Job Card IST 003 2 of 4
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE HEATER CURRENT
The objective is to determine the X–ray tube heater current necessary for producing the desired X–ray tube
anode current at a given kV value.
The calibration procedure must be performed on each focal size/track combination. Four repetitions of the cal-
ibration procedure are therefore necessary.
Three exposures are taken automatically at different kV values. Using the results, the software calculates the
necessary parameters to determine the X–ray tube heater current needed to produce the desired X–ray tube
anode current for all possible kV values.
5.1.1 Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu enable switch (switch
B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3) or enter password on console.
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Note: This must only be done if the Senographe DMR has been switched off since the last access to the
service menu.
5.1.2 Select the following menu sequence on the console: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/

TUBE/HEATER/focal size/track/CALIB
Note: /focal size/track/ must be SF/RH for the first combination performed.
To avoid excessive X-ray doses on the photo-cell tube, place an empty cassette
CAUTION on the top of the image receptor.
5.1.3 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. The messages EXPOSURE NO 1, EXPOSURE NO
2, EXPOSURE NO 3 and CALIBRATION END appear sequentially on the console display. The
software automatically performs the three exposures and the calculations.
Note: Calibration time varies according to tube temperature. The message TOO HOT appears on the
console display when tube temperature is excessive for taking the next exposure. It is not neces-
sary to hold the 2nd trigger button down while waiting for the tube to cool. However, do not exit
the calibration menu while waiting. As soon as the TOO HOT message disappears, continue the
calibration by pressing the 2nd trigger button and holding it down.
Note: In case of arcing, the software re–attempts the same exposure automatically.
Note: The calibration procedure includes an exposure at 40 kV. If for some reason this exposure is
impossible to perform (e.g. excessive arcing), tube warm–up may be necessary (see Job Card
IST 020 AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP).
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5.1.4 Repeat sections 5.1.2 to 5.1.3 for each of the remaining focal size/track combinations in the follow-
ing order: SF/Mo, LF/Rh, LF/Mo.
5.1.5 Perform this step only if a warning message is displayed.

The generator firmware can display the Limited Ich message on the console at the end of the
tube–current calibration IST 003. This message is only a warning and therefore not associated
with an error code.
Limited Ich (limited heater current) means that one or more filament heating current values were
calculated above 5.6 A (but internally limited to 5.600 A when stored in memory). To handle
this warning, proceed as follows:
1. Access the DMR installation menu to read the heater parameters (the path is: SETUP/GENE/
INSTAL/GENE/GENE/TUBE/HEATER/LF/MO/Param/I–Value). If necessary, see DMR
menu structure in service manual (Ill. 1–7).
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2. Explore the 28 kV/A combinations and note the kV values showing a current value equal to
5.600 A.
3. Repeat Step 2. for the LF/RH combination (there is a very low probability of current limitation
occurring in small focus).
4. Return to Application Mode (set–up button).
5. Set the DMR for 2–point exposure technique at 60 mAs. Make an exposure for each kV point
detected at 5.600 A (LF/MO and LF/RH). Allow at least 60 seconds between each exposure.
6. Repeat Steps 1. and 2.: If no more kV point are set to 5.600 A, the problem has been resolved.
If there is still one or more points showing a current value of 5.600 A make Job Card IST 001,
then restart this procedure from Step 1 above. If the problem recurs, replace the X–ray tube.
5.2 Check the results.
5.2.1 Be sure that the gantry presence parameter PRES_A is set to YES before proceeding (see Gantry
Present/Absent in Chapter 1).
5.2.2 Activate the display of parameters following an exposure (see Display of Parameters Following an
Exposure in Chapter 1).
5.2.3 Perform a CKSUM and return to application mode (Path is: SETUP/GENE/INSTALL/CKSUM/
CKSUM.
5.2.4 Set up the Senographe DMR for a manual (2–point) exposure at 30 kV and 63 mAs. For each of
the four focal size/track combination, take an exposure following a 3-second preparation time. Note
the resulting X–ray tube anode currents displayed on the console display.
Note: A lower mAs value cannot would decrease the measurement accuracy.
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5.2.5 The table below shows the expected X–ray tube anode current for each focal size/track combina-
tion:
Value available for Maxiray 70TH–F tube:
LF/RH – 62 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
SF/RH – 35 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
LF/MO – 100 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
SF/MO – 40 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
Value available for GS412 tube:

LF/RH – 75 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
SF/RH – 40 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
LF/MO – 100 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
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SF/MO – 40 mA ± 5% ± DVM accuracy
5.2.6 If you are handing the machine back to the user at this point, switch the Senographe DMR off, then
on again.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL HV Version No.:

MEASUREMENT AND SCALE FACTOR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Voltmeter
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
THESE CALIBRATION PROCEDURES INVOLVE CONNECTING A

WARNING VOLTMETER TO THE PHOTO-CELL HIGH VOLTAGE SUPPLY CIR-
CUITS WHICH OPERATE AT APPROXIMATELY 800 VDC. USE
APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS WHEN IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO
THESE CIRCUITS.
In case of equipment breakdown or service engineer error during these cal-

CAUTION ibration procedures, the resulting parameter values might become so unrea-
sonable as to render the photo-cell board unusable. This can show up as an
error message during power up, and thus inhibit use of the calibration soft-
ware. If this happens, the only way to cancel the error is to manually re–enter
the default parameter value (see sections 5 and 6 for these values) and switch
the Senographe DMR off and back on again before again attempting a cal-
ibration.
These procedures must be done with cables W14 and W15 connected to
CAUTION gantry photo-cell board 800–PL4 connectors XJ3 and XJ2, respectively.
Note: These two calibration procedures must always be done together and in the order presented. Follow
the procedure in section 5 and then the procedure in section 6.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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REMENT AND SCALE FACTOR Job Card IST 004 2 of 4
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL HV MEASUREMENT
The objective is to determine the scale factor F/HV between the real photo-cell HV value and the photo-cell
HV measurement input to the software. This is accomplished by sending a theoretical photo-cell HV command
value of +7.000E+2 (700) V from the software and measuring the real voltage obtained. The measured value
is entered and the software calculates the value of F/HV.
DEFAULT PARAMETER VALUE IS F/HV = +1.797E+2 (179.7) Hz/V
B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3) or enter password on console.
Note: This must only be done if the Senographe DMR has been switched off since the last access to SET-
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UP/GENE/INSTAL or SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL
5.1.2 Carefully connect a voltmeter set to 1000 VDC to the photo-cell HV (+ve lead to the terminal lug
on the frame of the gantry photo-cell board 800–PL4 connector XJ2, and –ve lead to the gantry pho-
to-cell board 800–PL4 test point TP1, marked –HT).
5.1.3 Ensure that the gantry is present by selecting SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/CONFIG/CON-

FIG/PRES/PRES_B/YES on the console (see Gantry Present/Absent (PRES_A) in Chapter 1).
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5.2.1 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/AOP/FILM/CELL/ HV/DAC / FREQ/HV /CALIB/

CALIB/START. The message Working appears on the console display.
5.2.2 Wait for the voltmeter reading to stabilize, and note its absolute (positive) value.
5.2.3 Select STOP – the message Done appears on the console display.
5.2.4 Select SETUP/HV_M on the console.
5.2.5 Enter and validate the absolute (positive) value of the voltmeter reading by using the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial (see Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a Parame-
ter Value or Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1).
5.2.6 Select SETUP/CALC/VALID – the message Calcul done appears on the console display.
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5.3.1 Activate the display of parameters following an exposure by selecting SETUP six times, then
CONFIG/DISP/YES (see Chapter 1, Display of Parameters Following an Exposure).
5.3.2 Perform a CKSUM and return to 2-point application mode.
5.3.3 Press the 1st trigger button and hold it down until the voltmeter reading stabilizes. Note the absolute
(positive) value of the voltmeter reading. Release the 1st trigger button.
5.3.4 Check that the photo-cell HV value displayed on the console display is within ±1%, ±0.1V, plus
voltmeter error, of the voltmeter reading taken in step 5.3.3.
5.3.5 Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/CELL/ HV/DAC / FREQ/HV /PARAM

on the console. Note down the calculated gain factor F/HV.
5.3.6 Leave the voltmeter connected and proceed directly to section 6.
SECTION 6
CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL HV SCALE FACTOR
The objective is to determine the scale factor alpha and offset beta between the photo-cell HV command value
from the software and the real photo-cell HV value obtained. The calibration is fully automatic.
DEFAULT PARAMETER VALUES ARE ALPHA = +2.567E–1 (0.2567) AND BETA = +2.184E+0 (2.184).
6.1.1 Select SETUP/SETUP/ HV/DAC /CALIB/START – the messages Working, then Done appear
on the console display.
6.1.2 Select SETUP/PARAM. Write down the calculated values of scale factor alpha and offset beta.
Each of these two values is displayed alternately by rotating the kV dial on the console.
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6.2.1 Select SETUP/SETUP/ FREQ/HV /CALIB/REF.
6.2.2 Enter and validate a photo-cell HV reference value of +4.000E+2 (400) V by using the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial (see Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a Parame-
ter Value or Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1).
6.2.3 Select SETUP/CALIB/START – the message Working appears on the console display.
6.2.4 Wait for the voltmeter reading to stabilize. The voltmeter reading must be 400 ±5V. Do not enter
this measured value.
6.2.6 Select SETUP/REF on the console.

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6.2.7 Enter and validate a photo-cell HV reference value of +6.000E+2 (600) V by using the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial.
6.2.8 Select SETUP/CALIB/START – the message Working appears on the console display.
6.2.9 Wait for the voltmeter reading to stabilize. The voltmeter reading must be 600 ±5V. Do not enter
this measured value.
6.2.11 Repeat steps 6.2.6 to 6.2.10 using a photo-cell HV reference value of +8.000E+2 (800) V. In this
case, the resulting voltmeter reading must be 800 ±5V.
6.2.12 Perform a CKSUM and return to application mode. If you are handing the machine back to the user
at this point, switch the Senographe DMR off, then on again.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL SENSITIVITY Version No.:

AS A FUNCTION OF ITS VOLTAGE Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Plexiglass in thickness increments of 0.5 cm (minimum plexiglass dimensions 20 x 20 cm to insure com-
plete covering of the photo cell)
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 004 ”CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL HV MEASUREMENT AND SCALE FAC-
TOR”
D Remove the protective film from bucky top plate.
Note: In case of error messages during this calibration, see IST 041 for explanations.
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AS A FUNCTION OF ITS VOLTAGE Job Card IST 005 2 of 4
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL SENSITIVITY AS A FUNCTION OF ITS VOLTAGE
The photo cell’s sensitivity to light varies as a function of its voltage. This phenomenon is exploited by the
Senographe DMR to compensate for all the different possible configurations encountered in application mode
(kV, SID, etc.). The Senographe DMR determines the needed photo cell sensitivity for a given configuration
and applies the appropriate photo cell HV.
The objective here is to determine the coefficients beta and gamma that define the relationship between photo
cell HV and photo cell sensitivity. A third coefficient, alpha, is always equal to zero.
DEFAULT PARAMETER VALUES ARE ALPHA = +0.000E+0 (0), BETA = +7.377E+0 (7.377) AND
GAMMA = –4.931E+1 (–49.31).
5.1.1 Calibration of heater current.

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– Set up the senographe DMR in the following configuration:

Mode: Manuel (2–point).
Bucky 18 x 24 in place (with grid).
Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO
Filter: MO
HV: 28 kV
mAs: 100 mAs
– Take the exposure
To avoid excessive X–Ray doses on the photo–cell tube, place an empty cas-
CAUTION sette on the top of the image receptor.
B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3).
5.1.3 Set up the Senographe DMR in the following configuration:

6 cm of plexiglass
Contact (no magnification)
SID = 660 mm
No cassette
Note: To insure that the photo cell is fully covered by the plexiglass, be sure that it overlaps the front
edge of the cassette holder by about 1 cm.
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5.2.1 Starting from application mode, select

SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/CELL/ PM/HV /CALIB on the console.
5.2.2 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A series of X–ray exposures is taken. If more, or less,
plexiglass is needed to successfully perform the calibration, the message ”not enough plex” or ”too
much plexi” appears on the console display, and the series of exposures is halted.
If this happens:
– Release the 2nd trigger button and, according to the message, either add or remove
1 cm of plexiglass,
– Select SETUP/CALIB on the console,
– Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down again,
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– Continue the procedure.
5.2.3 When the calibration is successful and complete, the series of X–ray exposures halts automatically
and the message ”calibration end” appears on the console display. At this point, release the 2nd trig-
ger button.
5.2.4 Select SETUP/PARAM on the console. Note down the calculated values of parameters beta and
gamma. Each of these values is displayed by rotating the kV dial on the console. Since the third
parameter, alpha, always has a value of zero, it is not necessary to note it down.
Note: The value of alpha MUST be zero. Do not modify it under any circumstances.
5.2.5 Perform a ”CKSUM” and return to application mode. If you’re turning the machine back over to
the user at this point, switch the Senographe DMR off, then on again.
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Purpose: SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND Version No.:

CONFIGURATION Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
NEVER leave the Senographe DMR unattended during calibration of a

CAUTION screen pair.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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CONFIGURATION Job Card IST 006 2 of 4
SECTION 5
SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION
The objective is to select and configure a screen pair prior to performing AEC calibrations on it.
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for this procedure.

Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu enable switch (switch B1 on gen-
erator CPU board 400–PL3).
5.2 Choose the screen pair to be configured and calibrated.

Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x on the
console, where x is the screen pair indicator (A,B,C,D or E) corresponding to one of the 5 possible screen pairs
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to be calibrated.
Note: Do not confuse the screen pair indicator with the screen pair name, which is chosen via the proce-
dure in section 5.6. While the 5 screen pair indicators cannot be changed and do not appear in
application mode, each of them can be assigned a screen pair name corresponding to the film/cas-
sette combination used, which appears on the console display in application AOP (0–point) and
AEC (1–point) modes.
5.3 Enable/disable screen pair.

Select SETUP/VALID on the console. This function gives the possibility to enable or disable the use of the
screen pair in application. Select NO to disable and YES to enable the screen pair.
D If yes is selected, then complete the entire calibration of the screen pair (see flow chart of AEC / AOP
calibration; illustration 1–17; in the installation chapter 1).
D If no is selected, the user could not select the screen pair name which means that the entire calibration
of the screen pair was not completely done.
5.4 Choose screen type.

Screen type would be chosen by selecting TYPE on the console. However, the present version of the Seno-
graphe DMR does not provide any options for screen type. If you select TYPE, be sure to select SETUP before
proceeding to the next section.
5.5 Choose default AOP strategy.

Select STRAT/MEDIUM on the console.
Note: This default AOP strategy value will be verified and changed, if necessary, at the end of screen
pair calibration. This value has no effect on screen pair calibration.
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5.6 Choose screen pair name.

Select SETUP/NAME on the console. Enter and validate the desired screen pair name, which can contain up
to 7 characters (A to Z, 0 to 9, and colon ”:”) – see Entry of an Alpha–Numeric Value in Chapter 1 for informa-
tion on entering alpha–numeric values.
This is the name that appears on the console display in application AOP (0–point) and AEC (1–point) modes.
Note: The default screen pair name is the screen pair indicator. See section 5.2.
Typically, this name is an abbreviation of the film and cassette type used to constitute the screen pair being
used. It is a good idea to ask the doctor for suggestions for the screen pair name.
Note: This name can be changed at any time in the future without producing the need to re-perform any
calibrations on the screen pair in question.
5.7 Proceed to the screen pair calibration procedures.
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Once you have completed the procedures in this Job Card, perform a CKSUM, return to application mode and
proceed directly to Job Card IST 007, Calibration of Photo Cell Gain for a Given Screen Pair.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL GAIN FOR A Version No.:

GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Date:
Time: hh min Personnel: 1
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Normal cassette of type used in the screen pair being calibrated (same cassette for all the procedure)
D Film of type used in the screen pair being calibrated.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Screen–less cassette simulation tool OR cassette of type used in the screen pair being calibrated, but with-
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out its screen (see section 5.2)
D Plexiglass in thickness increments of 10 mm (minimum plexiglass dimensions 200 x 200 mm to ensure
complete coverage of the photo-cell)
Tool reference : 45 203 014 or 46–286893P1 (US pole).
Thickness accuracy of plexiglass plates is mandatory (10 0.2 mm)
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

CAUTION These procedures produce X–rays. Be sure to take appropriate precautions.
If your equipment is delivered with the new magnification plastic cassette

CAUTION holder (pn 2147919), DO not USED the mode contact in magnification con-
figuration.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 006 SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION
D About checksum, see chapter 1, para. 3–7.
D kV accuracy check (if applicable) followed by kVp recalibration must be performed before this job
card (see IST 033, para. 5.1.11).
D Job Cards IST 004 and IST005 must have been successfully performed.
D In case of error messages during this calibration, see IST 041 for explanations.
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GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Job Card IST 007 2 of 20
SECTION 5
ADVANCE PREPARATION AND INFORMATION
5.1 Calibration steering. See illustration 1.

ILLUSTRATION 1
IST007 FLOWCHART
START
Other Film/Screen Other Film/Screen combination

First Film/Screen Calib. Combination with with the same Screen
NO another Screen type? NO
Perform section 8
step 1 through 10
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YES YES
DMR+ set–up for the contact mode:
Sections 6.1/6.2
Calibration without Screen Last Film/Screen

Calibration
Section 6.3 with another NO
Check without Screen
Screen type?
Section 6.4 Copy parameters
Section 8 step 1 through 5
Calibration with Screen YES
Section 6.5
Perform DMR+ set–up for the contact mode:
Check with Screen
Section 7 Sections 6.1/6.2
Section 6.6
Calibration with Screen
Section 6.5
DMR+ set–up for the Magnification
mode Check with Screen
Section 6.7 Section 6.6
Calibration without Screen

Section 6.8 DMR+ set–up for the Magnification
mode
Check without Screen Section 6.7
Section 6.9
Section 6.10
Section 6.10
Check with Screen
Check with Screen
Section 6.11
Section 6.11
END
END
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5.2 Information about cassettes and films used in these procedures
5.2.1 Determine whether or not the screen–less cassette simulation tool can be used.
The screen–less simulation tool can be used only if the cassette of the screen pair being calibrated
is among the following:
– KODAK Min–R 2
– FUJI MA
– AGFA–GEVAERT MAMORAY
– 3M
– DUPONT
– KONICA
If the cassette of the screen pair being installed is not among these models, the screen–less cassette
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simulation tool cannot be used. In this case, a normal cassette of the type used in the screen pair
being calibrated must be used, but without its screen.
Note: If a screen–less cassette simulation tool is not available, any of the cassette models listed above,
without its screen*, can be used during calibration of any screen pair that uses any of the models
in the list. For example, if you’re calibrating a screen pair that uses the 3M cassette, you can use
a KODAK Min–R 2 cassette without its screen. However, if you are calibrating a screen pair that
uses a cassette model that is not on this list, you must use a cassette of that exact model, without
its screen.
* When removing the screen from a cassette, be sure to leave the layer of plastic foam intact in
the cassette.
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5.2.2 Learn how to use the screen–less cassette simulation tool.

If used, the screen–less cassette simulation tool must always be loaded with an undeveloped film
of the type used in the screen pair being calibrated, as shown in illustration 1.
Note: It is normal for the film not to lie flat at the rear edge of the film holding area. The rear edge of
the film holding area was in fact designed to insure that the FRONT edge of the film butts up per-
fectly against the front edge of the film holding area. This is critical, because the photo-cell is
located towards the front edge of the bucky and must be maximally covered by the film.
The loaded screen–less cassette simulation tool must be installed in the Senographe DMR cassette
holder or in the bucky in the same way as an ordinary cassette.
Be sure to orient the simulation tool in the cassette holder with its front edge
CAUTION coinciding with the front edge of the bucky, as shown in illustration 1.
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Note: Whenever the instructions in this Job Card instruct you to install the loaded cassette (without
screen) install the loaded simulation tool instead, if permitted (see section 5.2.1 above).
5.2.3 Each of the two cassettes (with and without screen) used in these procedures must be loaded with
undeveloped film of the type used in the screen pair being calibrated.
– The same two cassettes must be used for all procedures in this Job Card.
– The same undeveloped films can be left in the cassettes for all procedures in this Job
Card.
– Mark the cassette without screen clearly so as not to confuse it with the cassette with
screen (not applicable if screen–less cassette simulation tool is used).
5.3 Advance preparation if a new screen pair is being introduced

Select and configure a screen pair (see Job Card IST 006).
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ILLUSTRATION 1
SCREEN–LESS CASSETTE SIMULATION TOOL
Screen–less cassette simulation tool
Rear edge (away from patient)
Rear edge of
film does not
lie flat against
simulation tool
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Front edge (towards patient)
Undeveloped film
Film must be loaded with its front edge butted

up against the front rim of the simulation tool
Note: The loaded screen–less cassette simulation tool must be installed in

the cassette holder or in the bucky of the Senographe DMR, oriented
as shown.
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5.4 General instructions to be observed during all procedures in this Job Card
5.4.1 The photo-cell must be in its most forward position (towards the patient) throughout the procedures
in this Job Card.
Note: Number the plexiglass plates from 1 to 6 and use the same plates for the same thickness.
5.4.2 When selecting plexiglass thicknesses (2, 4 or 6 cm) in the menus between exposure sequences,
never go up in the menu structure higher than indicated in the procedure being performed. Doing
so will reset stored intermediate values and ruin the calibration. Also, once all three thicknesses
have been calibrated, follow the instructions immediately for performing the calculation. Select
SETUP no more than the precise number of times indicated, again at the risk of losing intermediate
values prior to the calculation.
5.4.3 On the other hand, if an error is made during the calibration of one of the three plexiglass thicknesses
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(for example, the plexiglass was incorrectly placed or is not the correct thickness), then you must
go upward in the menus (by selecting SETUP a certain number of times) at least to the level that
gives the choices GRID, SCREEN and CALIB (just below PM_YLD). Here you reset the inter-
mediate values intentionally, and you must repeat all three thickness calibrations.
5.4.4 Normally, this Job Card is used when a new screen pair is being introduced. In this case, follow the
procedures in this Job Card in the exact order shown.
5.4.5 If, however, only part of the photo-cell gain calibration is being done (e.g. because of a mistake dur-
ing a certain part of the calibration), the procedures can be performed independently of the others,
but be sure to read and carry out all preliminary preparations and procedures associated with the
procedure in question.
5.4.6 When placing plexiglass on the cassette holder or 1.5 magnification device, the plexiglass must
always overlap the front edge (towards the patient) by about 1 cm to insure that the photo-cell is
fully covered.
5.4.7 When taking a series of calibration exposures, if arcing occurs, the arcing message appears on the
console display. This does not mean that the series must be repeated (i.e. the software keeps track
of which exposures in the series were successful even if it must repeat one due to arcing). Only if
there were a serious arcing problem would the software abort the series, in which case it would have
to be repeated.
5.4.8 If you are in the middle of IST 007, and must stop, continue at another time, there are certain steps
that you need not repeat. For example:
D if you have completed step 6.4.13, then you can start with step 6.5
D if you have completed step 6.6.13, then you can start with step 6.7
D if you have completed step 6.9.12, then you can start with step 6.10.
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SECTION 6
CALIBRATION OF PHOTO-CELL GAIN
The objective is to determine the X–ray absorption of the screen. The calibration software achieves this by sub-
tracting the photo-cell gain obtained with a screen from the photo-cell gain obtained without a screen.
Therefore, each configuration must be calibrated twice – once with and once without a screen.
6 coefficients are calculated for each of 5 track/filter combinations. Thus, 30 coefficients are calculated for
each of 4 different cases (2 configurations, each calibrated once with and once without a screen), for a total
of 120 coefficients.
6.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for these procedures.
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6.1.2 Set the SID to that used by the user, 610 mm or the most common 660 mm.
6.2 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the procedures using contact mode with grid (bucky 18 x 24 ).

18 x 24 compression paddle installed
Contact (no magnification)
Bucky with Grid installed
SID as indicated in section 6.1.2
6.2.2 Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/

FSC=x on the console, where x is the screen pair indicator (A,B,C,D,E) corresponding to the screen
pair being calibrated. See Job Card IST 006 SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGU-
RATION
6.2.3 Select CALIB/PM_yld/GRID/YES on the console. This sets up the calibration for the with grid
procedure.
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6.3 Perform the procedure using contact mode with grid (bucky 18 x 24 ) and cassette without screen.
6.3.1 Be sure to be familiar with the advance preparation and information given in section 5 before pro-
ceeding, especially the information concerning the use, if permitted, of the screen–less cassette sim-
ulation tool. Also, be sure to prepare the Senographe DMR by following sections 6.1 and 6.2 before
proceeding.
6.3.2 Select SETUP/SCREEN/NO on the console. This sets up the calibration for the cassette without
screen procedure.
6.3.3 Install the loaded cassette (without screen).
BE VERY SURE THAT THE CASSETTE WITHOUT SCREEN IS

WARNING INSTALLED BECAUSE THE CHECK IN SECTION 6.4 WILL NOT
SHOW AN ERROR DUE TO A MISTAKE HERE.
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6.3.4 Put 2 cm of plexiglass on the bucky 18 x 24.
6.3.5 Lower the compression paddle onto the plexiglass.
6.3.6 Select SETUP/CALIB/CALIB/THICK/2 cm on the console. This tells the software the amount
of plexiglass present.
6.3.7 Select SETUP/CALIB on the console.
6.3.8 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A series of X–ray exposures is taken (at least 25).
6.3.9 When the series of exposures is complete, the message thick plexi end appears on the console dis-
play. At this point, release the 2nd trigger button.
6.3.10 Raise the compression paddle and increase the amount of plexiglass to 4 cm. Select SETUP/
THICK/4 cm on the console.
6.3.11 Lower the compression paddle onto the plexiglass. Repeat sections 6.3.7 to 6.3.9.
6.3.14 Select SETUP/CALC/VALID on the console. This executes the calculation of the 6 coefficients
(A0, A1, A2, B0, B1, and B2) for each of 5 track/filter combinations. The message PM_yld cal end
appears on the console display.
6.3.15 Proceed immediately to section 6.4 to check calibration accuracy.
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6.4 Check the contact mode with grid (bucky 18 x 24 ) and cassette without screen calibration accuracy.
Note: This check must always be made immediately after performing the calibration procedure in sec-
tion 6.3.
6.4.1 Copy the without screen parameters for the screen pair being calibrated to the with screen parameter
location of an unused screen pair (generally E) by following this procedure:
– Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/
FILM/COPY/SOURCE/SCREEN/NO on the console.
– Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=x, where x is the screen pair indicator corresponding to the
screen pair being calibrated.
– Select SETUP/SETUP/TARG/SCREEN/YES.
– Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=y, where y is the indicator of the unused screen pair.
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Be very sure of the choice of unused screen pair indicator y (A, B, C, D or E).
CAUTION If a mistake is made, there is a risk of erasing good parameter values on
another screen pair that is in use.
– Once you are SURE that the screen pair indicator y is correct (see CAUTION above),
copy the parameters by selecting SETUP/SETUP/COPY/VALID. The message
COPY EXECUTED appears on the console display.
6.4.2 If necessary, enable use of the unused screen pair. (From application mode, select SETUP/GENE/
INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=y/VALID/YES on the console.)
6.4.3 Enable visual display of parameter values when in application mode. See Display of Parameters
Following an Exposure in chapter 1, section 3–10–2.
6.4.4 Perform a CKSUM and go to application mode.
6.4.5 Set up the Senographe DMR in the configuration given in section 6.2.1.
6.4.7 Put 60 mm of plexiglass on the bucky.
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6.4.9 Set up the following exposure:

Mode: AEC (1–point)
Screen pair: y (this is the indicator of the unused screen pair chosen in section 6.4.1)
Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO
Filter: MO
HV: 30 kV
6.4.10 Take a short exposure. It is not necessary for the exposure to be complete, so the 2nd trigger button
can be released as soon as X–rays are being produced.
Note: Even if exposure is aborted due to insufficient available mAs, the thickness displayed on the con-
sole is useable. It is NOT USEFUL to wait for the tube to cool and repeat the exposure.
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6.4.11 Note in the Job Card IST043 (IST007 data section) the thickness displayed on the console after the
exposure. It must be equal to the plexiglass thickness ±2 mm.
6.4.12 Repeat sections 6.4.8 to 6.4.11 using 4 cm and 2 cm of plexiglass.
6.4.13 If the displayed thickness is outside the tolerance given in section 6.4.11, first check that the correct
screen pair was selected in section 6.4.9. Otherwise, the corresponding calibration procedure (con-
tact mode with grid and cassette without screen, section 6.3) was probably done incorrectly. That
procedure, as well as this check procedure immediately following it, would have to be repeated (this
can be done independently of the other procedures in this Job Card).
Note: See formula in Job card IST043 (IST007 data):

Delta (4cm) must be greater than Delta (2cm) and Delta (6cm)
absolute value(Delta (2cm) – Delta (6cm)) < 1.5 mm.
6.5 Perform the procedure using contact mode with grid (bucky 18 x 24 ) and cassette with screen.
ceeding. Also, be sure to prepare the Senographe DMR by following sections 6.1 and 6.2 before
proceeding.

SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/CALIB/PM_yld on the console,
where x is the screen pair being calibrated. This sets up the calibration for the cassette with screen
procedure.
6.5.3 Install the loaded cassette (with screen).
BE VERY SURE THAT THE CASSETTE WITH SCREEN IS INSTALLED

WARNING BECAUSE THE CHECK IN SECTION 6.6 WILL NOT SHOW AN ERROR
DUE TO A MISTAKE HERE.
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6.5.4 Put 2 cm of plexiglass on the cassette holder.
6.5.6 Select CALIB/CALIB/THICK/2 cm on the console. This tells the software the amount of plexi-
glass present.
6.5.9 When the series of exposures is complete, the message ”thick calib end” appears on the console dis-
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6.6 Check the contact mode with grid (bucky 18 x 24 ) and cassette with screen calibration accuracy.
tion 6.5.
6.6.1 Enable visual display of parameter values when in application mode. Display of Parameters Fol-
lowing an Exposure in chapter 1, section 3–10–2.
6.6.2 If necessary, enable use of the screen pair being calibrated. (From application mode, select SETUP/
GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/VALID/YES on the console.)
6.6.4 Select the screen pair being calibrated and verify that its name is as entered in Job Card IST 006
6.6.5 Set up the Senographe DMR in the configuration given in section 6.2.1.
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6.6.7 Put 6 cm of plexiglass on the cassette holder.

Screen pair: Select the name of the screen pair being calibrated
Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO; Filter: MO
HV: 30 kV
Collimation: MAXIMAL SIZE
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screen pair was selected in section 6.6.9. Otherwise, the corresponding calibration procedure (con-
tact mode with grid and cassette with screen, section 6.5) was probably done incorrectly. That pro-
cedure, as well as this check procedure immediately following it, would have to be repeated (this
can be done independently of the other procedures in this Job Card).

6.7 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the procedure using magnification mode without grid.
Set up the Senographe DMR in the following configuration:
D 18 x 24 cm compression paddle installed .
D Magnification device installed (always in the bottom holes)
Note: Magnification of 1.5 if the SID = 660 and Magnification of 1.4 if the SID = 610
D Cassette holder 18 x 24 in place ( no grid ).
D SID as indicated in section 6.1.2
D Perform all the magnification calibration (with and without screen) in maximal collimation size.
At each time you move the magnification plate, the collimation is set by default in minimal size 9x9.
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6.8 Perform the procedure using magnification mode without grid (cassette holder 18 x 24 ) and cassette
without screen.
ceeding, especially the information concerning the use, if permitted, of the screen–less cassette sim-
ulation tool. Also, be sure to prepare the Senographe DMR by following sections 6.1 and 6.7 before
proceeding.

RATION
6.8.3 Select CALIB/PM_YLD/GRID/NO on the console. This sets up the calibration for the without
grid procedure.
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6.8.4 Select SETUP/SCREEN/NO on the console. This sets up the calibration for the cassette without
screen procedure.
BE VERY SURE THAT THE CASSETTE WITHOUT SCREEN IS

WARNING INSTALLED BECAUSE THE CHECK IN SECTION 6.9 WILL NOT
SHOW AN ERROR DUE TO A MISTAKE HERE.
6.8.6 Put 2 cm of plexiglass on the magnification device.
6.8.8 Check for maximal collimation size.
Note: The small focus is automatically selected during this calibration.
6.8.13 Raise the compression paddle and increase the amount of plexiglass to 40 mm. Select SETUP/
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6.9 Check the magnification mode without grid (cassette holder 18 x 24 ) and cassette without screen calibra-
tion accuracy.
tion 6.8.
6.9.1 Copy the without screen parameters for the screen pair being calibrated to the with screen parameter
location of an unused screen pair (generally E) by following this procedure:
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– Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/

FILM/COPY/SOURCE/SCREEN/NO on the console.
– Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=x, where x is the screen pair indicator corresponding to the
screen pair being calibrated.
– Select SETUP/SETUP/TARG/SCREEN/YES.
– Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=y, where y is the indicator of the unused screen pair.
Be very sure of the choice of unused screen pair indicator y (A, B, C, D or E).
CAUTION If a mistake is made, there is a risk of erasing good parameter values on
another screen pair that is in use.
– Once you are SURE that the screen pair indicator y is correct (see CAUTION above),
copy the parameters by selecting SETUP/SETUP/COPY/VALID. The message
COPY EXECUTED appears on the console display.
Following an Exposure in chapter 1, section 3–10–2
6.9.4 Set up the Senographe DMR in the configuration given in section 6.7.
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Screen pair: y (this is the indicator of the unused screen pair chosen in section 6.9.1)
Focal spot: SMALL (IMPORTANT for thickness accuracy)
Track: MO
Filter: MO
HV: 30 kV
Collimation: maximal size.
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screen pair was selected in section 6.9.8. Otherwise, the corresponding calibration procedure (1.5
magnification mode without grid and cassette without screen, section 6.8) was probably done incor-
rectly. That procedure, as well as this check procedure immediately following it, would have to be
repeated (this can be done independently of the contact mode procedures in this Job Card).

6.10 Perform the procedure using magnification mode without grid (cassette holder 18 x 24 ) and cassette with
screen.
ceeding. Also, be sure to prepare the Senographe DMR by following sections 6.1 and 6.7 before
proceeding.

RATION
6.10.3 Select CALIB/PM_YLD/GRID/NO on the console. This sets up the calibration for the without
grid procedure.
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BE VERY SURE THAT THE CASSETTE WITH SCREEN IS INSTALLED

WARNING BECAUSE THE CHECK IN SECTION 6.11 WILL NOT SHOW AN
ERROR DUE TO A MISTAKE HERE.
6.10.7 Check for maximal collimation size.
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Note: The small focus is automatically selected during this calibration.
6.11 Check the magnification mode without grid (cassette holder 18 x 24 ) and cassette with screen calibration
accuracy.
tion 6.10.
Following an Exposure in chapter 1, section 3–10–2.
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6.11.2 If necessary, enable use of the screen pair being calibrated. (From application mode, select SETUP/
GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/VALID/YES on the console.)
6.11.4 Select the screen pair being calibrated and verify that its name is as entered in Job Card IST 006
6.11.5 Set up the Senographe DMR in the configuration given in section 6.7.
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Focal spot: SMALL (IMPORTANT for thickness accuracy)
Track: MO
Filter: MO
HV: 30 kV
Collimation: maximal size.
6.11.11 Note in Job Card IST043 the thickness displayed on the console after the exposure. It must be equal
to the plexiglass thickness ±2 mm.
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screen pair was selected in section 6.11.9. – otherwise, the corresponding calibration procedure (1.5
magnification mode without grid and cassette with-screen, section 6.10) was probably done incor-
rectly. That procedure, as well as this check procedure immediately following it, will have to be
repeated (it can be done independently of the other procedures in this Job Card).

6.11.14 It is ESSENTIAL to disable the UNUSED screen pair y that was used to test the without-screen
parameters (from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/
ALGO/FSC=y/VALID/NO).
6.11.15 If necessary, disable use of the screen pair being calibrated (from application mode, select SETUP/
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3.)
SECTION 7
CALIBRATING THE 5TH COUPLE (ONLY)
Perform this calibration only when you need to calibrate the 5th couple.
Presuming that the last free couple is E the procedure is as shown below.
7.1 Perform the no-screen/contact-mode calibration (similar to the procedure in Section 6.3)
7.2 Copy E no-screen to E with-screen and test (similar to the procedure in Section 6.4)
7.3 Repeat 7.1 and 7.2 in magnification-mode (similar to the procedure in Sections 6.8 & 6.9)
7.4 Perform the with-screen/contact-mode calibration and test (similar to the procedure in Section 6.6 & 6.5)
7.5 Repeat 7.4 in magnification-mode and test (similar to the procedure in Section 6.10 & 6.11).
Note: The above method could be applied to all couples, but is more time-consuming.
SECTION 8
COPY OF PARAMETERS FOR ANOTHER FILM/SCREEN COMBINATION
Perform this procedure VERY CAREFULLY and EXACTLY as given

CAUTION below. Failure to copy the parameters correctly could ruin the calibration of
existing calibrated screen pairs.
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1. Starting from application mode, select (see illustration 1–10)

SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/COPY/SOURCE/SCREEN/NO on the console.
2. Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=x, where x is the screen pair indicator corresponding to an existing calibrated
screen pair using the same cassette as the screen pair currently being calibrated.
3. Select SETUP/SETUP/TARG/SCREEN/NO.
4. Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=y, where y is the indicator of the screen pair being calibrated.
5. Once you are SURE that the screen pair indicator y is correct, copy the without screen parameters by select-
ing SETUP/SETUP/COPY/VALID. The message COPY EXECUTED appears on the console display.
6. Select SETUP/SOURCE/SCREEN/YES on the console.
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7. Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=x, where x is the screen pair indicator corresponding to an existing calibrated
screen pair using the same cassette as the screen pair currently being calibrated.
8. Select SETUP/SETUP/TARGET/SCREEN/YES.
9. Select SETUP/FSC/FSC=y, where y is the indicator of the screen pair being calibrated.
10. Once you are SURE that the screen pair indicator y is correct, copy the with screen parameters by selecting
SETUP/SETUP/COPY/VALID. The message COPY EXECUTED appears on the console display.
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Purpose: UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Ratchet wrench with 22 mm socket
D 6 mm Allen wrench
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D Claw hammer or other suitable tool for removing packing nails
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D Follow standard safety practices for handling and moving large machines.
CAUTION Never lift or move the gantry by its handles.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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Job Card IST 008 2 of 4
SECTION 5
The objective is to unpack the gantry, generator and accessories and move them to the mammography room.
5.1 Inspect for damage and perform initial unpacking.

The Senographe DMR was completely inspected for proper operation and appearance before shipment. How-
ever, it is necessary to inspect the product after the shipment is received. Visually inspect the packages for any
apparent damage. If there are signs of damage, refer to the Damage in Transportation statement in the front
of this manual.
Open the packages and refer to the Product Delivery Instructions (PDI). Verify that items on the list are present
in the package. Carefully examine the contents for small parts.
5.2 Perform initial unpacking.

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5.2.1 Remove the outer cardboard covering from the crate.
5.2.2 Remove ramp from crate and put it in place.
5.2.3 Remove the protective screen and the other accessories from the crate and move them into the mam-
mography room.
5.3 Unpack gantry.
5.3.1 Use the 6 mm Allen wrench to remove the four gantry baseplate shipping hold–down screws.
5.3.2 Thread the four special jacking bolts (provided in the accessory pouch) into their respective holes
in the gantry baseplate. Place the four flat round jack feet (provided in the accessory pouch) on the
floor of the crate with their nipples facing upwards. Continue turning the jacking bolts downwards
until their hollowed ends engage with the nipples of the jack feet.
5.3.3 Use the ratchet wrench with a 22 mm socket to progressively jack the gantry up via the four jacking
bolts.
5.3.4 When gantry baseplate is high enough to be clear of the wooden support blocks, remove these
blocks.
5.3.5 Lower the gantry progressively via the four jacking bolts until it is fully supported by the castors.
5.3.6 Leave the four special jacking bolts threaded into the gantry baseplate and keep the jack feet aside
(the jack feet will be used again when installing the gantry).
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5.3.7 Carefully roll the gantry down the ramp and into the mammography room.
5.4 Unpack generator.
5.4.1 Remove the supports from the generator cabinet.
5.4.2 Carefully roll the generator down the ramp and into the mammography room.
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Purpose: PHYSICAL INSTALLATION Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Ratchet wrench with 22 mm socket
D 8 mm Allen wrench
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D Drill
D Screwdrivers
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D Follow standard safety practices for handling and moving large machines.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 008 ”UNPACKING THE EQUIPMENT”
SECTION 5
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION
The objective is to place and anchor physically the gantry in its permanent position, and to assemble the protec-
tive screen.
Note: The generator is not permanently installed in this Job Card because it must remain mobile until
the wiring between it and the gantry is complete (Job Card IST 010 ”WIRING”). The generator
must therefore remain on its castors for the moment.
The ”CE” marking label, located on one of the large side panels of the generator, must remain vis-
ible after installation of the generator.
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5.1 Install and anchor the gantry into its permanent position.
D Before you proceed, it is recommended to perform a final verification of the information given in the Pre–
Installation Manual, particularly concerning clearances around the gantry when installed in its permanent
position.
D If no Stereotix 2 is to be installed, the anchoring is not mandatory, only recommended (except in seismic
area).
5.1.1 Place the drilling template (provided in the installation kit) flat on the floor, align it with the desired
permanent position and mark the three gantry mounting hole centers on the floor.
5.1.2 Drill the three gantry mounting holes (depth and diameter depend on the type of insert to be used
– see below).
5.1.3 Place the appropriate type of insert (not provided) into each of the three mounting holes (depending
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on the type and thickness of floor). The inserts should be able to receive the 10 x 80 mm screws (pro-
vided), or, for U.S. installations, the closest U.S. equivalent (not provided).
5.1.4 Wheel the gantry so that its three baseplate mounting holes are aligned with the three holes drilled
in the floor.
5.1.5 Place the four flat round jack feet on the floor with their nipples facing upwards.
5.1.6 Turn the four jacking bolts downwards until their hollowed ends engage with the nipples of the four
jack feet.
5.1.7 Use the ratchet wrench with a 22 mm socket to progressively jack the gantry up via the four jacking
bolts until the castors are clear of the floor.
5.1.8 Use the 8 mm Allen wrench to remove the castors.
5.1.9 Lower the gantry progressively via the four jacking bolts until it is fully supported by its baseplate.
Remove the four jacking bolts completely.
Note: The four jack feet remain below the gantry baseplate. If the floor is not perfectly even, level the
DMR base using the 4 screws PN 45562657 (provided in installation kit). Insert them in place
of the jacking blots to push on the jack feet.
5.1.10 To provide access to all three gantry baseplate mounting holes (one of the holes is located inside
the gantry column), remove the two column side panels (see IST 032 if necessary).
5.1.11 Bolt the gantry to the floor with the three 10 x 80 mm diameter screws (provided) or, for U.S. instal-
lations, the closest U.S. equivalent (not provided).
5.1.12 Cover all unused gantry baseplate holes with the plastic plugs provided.
5.2 Assemble the protective screen.

See the mounting instructions delivered with the X–ray shield (one to three panels). Anchoring to the floor
is not mandatory (except in seismic areas).
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Purpose: CONNECTING THE CABLES AND Version No.:

HV TANK CHECK Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Standard set of socket wrenches and nut drivers
JOB CARDS
D Standard set of open end wrenches
D HV grease: GE P/N C333633
SECTION 3
SPECIAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
The chronological order given in Installation Steering in Chapter 1 must be followed.
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CONNECTING THE CABLES AND

HV TANK CHECK Job Card IST 010 2 of 12
SECTION 5
CONNECTING THE CABLES
The objective is to connect the cables between the generator, gantry and console, and to connect, if used, the
X-ray lamp, room-lamp and room-door wires to the generator.
The AC supply cable is not connected in this Job Card - that operation is performed in IST 011.
Note: If applicable and for convenience and tidiness, excessive cable length can be stored in a coil (with
a maximum diameter of 350mm) in the enclosed space underneath the generator (there is a recess
in the botom of one of the side panels that allows the cable to pass under the panel).
ILLUSTRATION 1
COILING AND STORING EXCESS CABLE
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Generator cabinet
350mm maximum
5.1 Routing and connecting the cable loom to the generator

The cables are already connected to the gantry - it is only necessary to route and connect them to the generator.
Do not cable-tie the cables until they have all been routed and connected.
1. Determine the normal working positions of the gantry and the generator and position them there.
2. Remove the cable harness from the gantry and, as appropriate, either lay the cables in the floor or wall duct-
ing, or coil excessive cable length and store it under the generator (see Illustration 1).
3. Undo the four screws on the top cover of the generator cabinet and lift off the cover.
4. Lift up and remove the generator’s end covers (item 1 in Illustration 1) and then the side covers.
5. Bolt the cable-support bracket to the lower cross-member of the chassis adjacent to the HV unit (see
Illustration 2).
6. Referring to Table 1, identify the cables in the harness and their termination details.
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ILLUSTRATION 2
LOCATION OF THE CABLE-SUPPORT BRACKET
Bracket mounting screws

(screwed in place for
shipment)
Mounting bracket
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TABLE 1
CABLE AND TERMINATION IDENTIFICATION
Shown on
Cable Colour Connects to Illustration
Anode return (+HT) Black HV tank 3
HV cable Grey HV tank 3
Emergency stop Grey TB1 Auto–transformer 7
Gantry ground Green/yellow Grounding bar 4

200-PL2 :
Gantry DC supply Brown XJ6 (+VE) XJ7 (–VE) 4
400PL2: XJ6 through XJ9

Fiber-optic links Black and grey 5
Starter motor cable White 300PL2 XJ2∗ 6

∗ The screen of this cable is terminated with a metal grounding clip which must be securely
fixed with the screw pre-installed on the panel (see Illustration 6 for location).
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5.2 Connecting the HV cable

1. Remove the protective covering from the HV cable connector and apply HV grease to it.
2. Plug the HV cable into the HV unit and carefully tighten the connecting ring (item 2 in Illustration 3).
3. To ensure proper grounding of the HV cable, tighten the 1.5 mm screw on the top of the cable locking ring.
Note: If the HV cable is not properly grounded, then intermittent console lock-up and random error mes-
sages could occur – in such an event, check the grounding at both ends of the cable.
5.3 Connecting the anode return cable
1. Connect the X-ray tube anode return wire (marked BLOC +HT) to the threaded stud marked with a ground
symbol on the top of the HV unit (item 1 in Illustration 3).
Do not tighten the nut excessively – doing so may well damage the thread or
CAUTION break off the stud and in such an event the sealed HV unit would have to be
returned to the factory for repair.
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ILLUSTRATION 3
HV TANK CONNECTIONS
TB1
2 200 PL4
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ILLUSTRATION 4
GANTRY DC SUPPLY AND GROUND CONNECTIONS
400 PL3
400 PL1 Capacitor

box
400 PL2
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200 PL2
XJ6
XJ7
701 PL1
1
Power Power
Line Line
Filter Filter
ÅÅ
ÅÅ
5.4 Connecting the gantry power and grounding cables
1. Referring to Illustration 4, route the gantry 27v power cables to 200PL2: the +ve connector to XJ6, the
0v connector to XJ5 (cables are routed under the capacitor box, through the middle of the generator).
2. Route the green/yellow ground cable using the same way and connect it to the grounding bar (item 1 in
Illustration 4).
BE VERY CAREFUL: YOU CONNECT THE GANTRY CABLES TO XJ6

WARNING & 7 ON 200 PL2 AND NOT TO XJ6 & 7 ON 200 PL1 – THE 200PL1 CON-
NECTORS CARRY LINE LEVEL AC VOLTAGES WHICH, IF CON-
NECTED TO THE GANTRY, WILL CAUSE CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE
TO THE GANTRY COMPONENTS.
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ILLUSTRATION 5
FIBRE-OPTIC LINKS CONNECTION
400 PL3
XJ6
400 PL1 through
XJ9
400 PL2
Fibre-
optic
cables
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200 PL2
701 PL1
Power Power
Line Line
Filter Filter
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ÅÅ
5.5 Connecting the fibre-optic cables
Fibre-optic cables are more fragile than ordinary coper-stranded cable and
CAUTION you must therefore treat them with greater care – bend or twist them only as
much as is strictly necesary to install and connect them.
1. Route the black plastic pipe protecting the fibre-optic cables as shown in Ilustration 5, taking care to keep
a smooth radius on all bends (fibers are routed under the capacitor box, through the middle of the genera-
tor).
2. Identify the four connectors XJ6 through XJ9 on the generator interface board 400PL2 and connect the four
fibre-optic cables to their respective connectors.
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ILLUSTRATION 6
ANODE STARTER MOTOR CABLE CONNECTION
Anode
starter 400 PL3
cable
400 PL1
400 PL2
Metal
grounding
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clip here
200 PL2
701 PL1
Power
Line
Filter
ÅÅ
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5.6 Connecting the anode starter cable
1. Route the anode starter cable (marked 300 PL2 XJ2) as shown in Illustration 6 and connect it to XJ2 on
the anode starter board 300PL2.
2. Remove the metal grounding clip; pass the anode starter cable inside and bolt the metal grounding clip back
to the panel.
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5.7 Connecting the emergency stop cable

1. Route the emergency stop 2–wire cable (marked Auto–transformer TB1–200PL2 XJ10) as shown in
Illustration 7 and connect it to the orange connector TB1 (available for systems shipped after October,
2000) located on top of the Auto–transformer (TB1 location is shown on illustration 3).
Do not over tight – excessive tightening may well strip the thread in the sheet
CAUTION metal.
ILLUSTRATION 7
EMERGENCY STOP CABLE CONNECTION
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400 PL3
400 PL1
400 PL2
Emergency
cable
200 PL2
XJ 10
701 PL1
Power
Line
Filter
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5.8 X-ray ON and room door wiring

Refer to IST042 for connecting the X-ray ON and room-door wiring.
5.9 Connecting the console cable.
1. Route console cable (provided in the accessory pouch) from console to generator.
Note: Console cable goes on the inside of the middle generator cross-member.
2. Locate connector XJ8 on generator command board 400PL1 and connect this cable to it.
3. Route and connect opposite end of console cable to the console.
CAUTION Tighten the connector retaining screws finger tight only at each end of con-
sole cable.
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5.10 Connecting the compression footswitch cables (See illustration 8).
5.10.1 2–Pedal Footswitch basic hardware (Compression):
1. Remove gantry column left side cover to access 800 PL1 Gantry Power Board.
2. Route the two footswitch cables along gantry main harness (use ties).
3. Attach each footswitch cable to the Gantry chassis using a clamping plate (4),
4. Connect the two footswitch cables to the fixed connectors XJ10A and XJ10B on the Gantry
800PL1 Power Board (2).
5.10.2 4–Pedal Footswitch optional hardware (Compression + Elevator):
1. Remove gantry column left side cover to access 800 PL1 Gantry Power Board
2. Route the two footswitch cables along gantry main harness (use ties).
3. Attach each footswitch cable to the Gantry chassis using a clamping plate (4).
4. Connect the two compression footswitch cables to fixed connectors XJ10A and XJ10B on the
Gantry 800PL1 Power Board (2).
5. Connect the two elevator control footswitch cables to the “flying” connectors XJ13A and
XJ13B (3).
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ILLUSTRATION 8
FOOTSWITCH CABLE CONNECTION

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(,+! ((+*-$+#
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%!* %('" +#!

&$' #)'!**

'+). (-!) ()

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5.11 Final cable dressing and tying

2. Secure the HV cable to the lower and middle cross-members with two cable-ties (one on each cross-mem-
ber).
3. Arrange the remaining cables, then attach them to the lower and middle cabinet cross-members with two
cable-ties (one on each cross-member).
Note: Secure the anode current return wire BLOC +HT to the lower cross-member only.
4. Secure the X-ray lamp and room lamp wires (if used) to the lower and middle cross-members with two
cable-ties (one on each cross-member).
5. Leaving sufficient slack to avoid stress on the fibre-optic connectors, attach the black plastic tubing to the
middle cross-member with a cable-tie.
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6. Attach the two gantry power leads and the protective grounding cable to the lower cabinet cross-member
with a cable-tie.
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SECTION 6
HV TANK
1. In order to release pressure during long exposure loosen by 3mm the vent screw of the HV tank.
ILLUSTRATION 9
HV TANK
VENT SCREW
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Purpose: CONNECTING TO THE AC SUPPLY Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D AC voltmeter
D Torque wrench (optional)
JOB CARDS
Note: The recommended torque for all lug nuts is 4 Nm
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Follow standard safety techniques and procedures for handling equipment and circuits carrying AC supply
voltages.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
You must follow the chronological order given in Installation Steering in Chapter 1.
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CONNECTING TO THE AC SUPPLY

SECTION 5
The objective is to determine the nominal voltage and frequency of the available power source, configure the
DMR generator accordingly, and connect it to the AC supply.
5.1 Checking the nominal line voltage and frequency

Consult the user to determine the nominal line voltage and frequency, then measure the open-circuit line volt-
age to verify that it corresponds to that nominal line voltage ± 10%. Allowable nominal line voltages are 200,
208, 220, 240, 380, 415 V single-phase.
5.2 Positioning the voltage selection board

Referring to llustration 1 and Table 1, install the voltage selection board IN2 on the AC Distribution board
200-PL1 according to the nominal AC supply voltage.
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5.3 Configuring the DMR according to the line frequency

The DMR operates with either a 50 or 60 Hz line frequency without adjustment.
5.4 Voltage selection

Referring to llustration 1, check the position of the wire SEL on the AC Distribution board 200-PL1 – it will
probably be connected to the 240v transformer tap. If this tap selection does not correspond to the nominal
(not the measured) line voltage you determined in section 5.1, then remove and reconnect the SEL wire to the
appropriate terminal.
Note: Do not make a connection to the 0V terminal for the SEL wire – the terminal is reserved exclu-
sively for performing the measurement in Job Card IST 012 and the DMR cannot function nor-
mally when the SEL wire is in this position.
TABLE 1
POSITION OF VOLTAGE SELECTION BOARDS IN2 AND SEL WIRE
Nominal single-phase Position of

line voltage Position of IN2 SEL wire
415V HT 415V
380V HT 380V
240V BT 240V
220V BT 220V
208V BT 208V
200V BT 200V
440V use transformer reference : 45563370

480V and 380V configuration
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ILLUSTRATION 1
LOCATION OF VOLTAGE SELECTION BOARD IN2 AND SEL WIRE
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SEL wire
HV tank 701
200 PL1
IN2 board
position
BT for <240v HT for >380v

AC input AC input
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5.5 Configure fuses F1, F2.

To configure these fuses (see illustration 2 for location), follow the indications on the label located on the bot-
tom of the generator cabinet, just below the AC supply switch S1.
FOR SAFE OPERATION OF THE DMR, PAY PARTICULAR ATTEN-

WARNING TION TO THE INFORMATION ON THIS LABEL. DETERMINE WHE-
THER THE AC SUPPLY CONSISTS OF TWO PHASES OF A
THREE-PHASE SYSTEM, OR A SINGLE PHASE AND NEUTRAL.
WHEN THE SUPPLY IS SINGLE-PHASE WITH NEUTRAL, A METAL

CYLINDER (delivered with the DMR) MUST BE INSTALLED INSTEAD
OF F1.
ILLUSTRATION 2
LOCATION OF THE FUSES
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5.6 Connecting the AC supply cable.
1. Verify that generator AC supply Switch 200-S1 is in the 0 position and that AC supply is OFF.
2. Connect the AC line and neutral wires to the L & N terminals and the ground wire to the yellow/green termi-
nal as shown in illustration 3.
3. Cable-tie the cable to the lower cross-member of the cabinet using the holes provided in the cross-member.
4. Route and connect the other end of the supply cable to the AC supply source.
ILLUSTRATION 3
CONNECTING THE AC SUPPLY CABLE
AC supply cable Tie up
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200 PL1
HV tank
701
200 PL4
200 PL2
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Purpose: LINE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D a.c. voltmeter with MIN and MAX VOLT readout
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION During the procedures in this Job Card, you will be in close proximity to cir-
cuits operating at line voltage – take appropriate precautions.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
You must follow the chronological order given in Installation Steering in Chapter 1.
Note: Make sure the console is connected to the Senographe generator.
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LINE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT

SECTION 5
The objective is to determine the resistance at the line input to the Senographe generator cabinet. The result
of this measurement may have an impact on the maximum allowable generator power (which will be set in
a later procedure).
5.1 Preparation.
5.1.1 Switch off the Senographe and set the generator power switch 200–S1 to the 0 position.
5.1.2 Disconnect voltage selection wire SEL from its normal lug on the generator board 200–PL1, and
reconnect it to the 0V lug.
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Note: The 0V position of the SEL wire is reserved exclusively for this line resistance measurement. The
Senographe cannot function normally when the SEL wire is in this position. Do not attempt to
switch on the Senographe at this point – follow the instructions below.
5.1.3 Connect the ac voltmeter to the input end of the supply filter and write down the value of the open-
circuit line voltage:
V1 = ......................................
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5.2 Procedure.
5.2.1 Turn the AC supply on, set the generator switch 200–S1 to the 1 position.
Note: Read the next step completely before performing it because you will have only 3 seconds to read
the voltmeter (if you miss the reading you will have to wait about 15 minutes to re-take it).
Use MIN – MAX readout mode of your voltmeter.
5.2.2 While looking at the voltmeter, press the power on switch on the generator board 200–PL2. During
a period of three seconds, a resistive load (power resistors R1 and R4 on the generator board) will
be connected across the line input, causing a drop in the voltage reading on the voltmeter. Note and
write down this closed circuit voltage:
V2 = ....................................
Note: After this three-second period the red LED DE3 on the generator board will light, indicating that
heating of the resistive load prevents an immediate repeat reading. After about 15 minutes, the
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LED will go out and the reading can be repeated if necessary.
5.2.3 Calculate line resistance RL according to the formula:

RL = [(V1 – V2)/V2] RINT
where RINT, the internal resistive load, depends on the nominal mains voltage:
voltage (V) RINT (Ω)
200 11
208 11
220 11
240 11
380 44
415 44
5.2.4 Having determined the line resistance RL, find the maximum generator power from table 2.
Example: The calculated line resistance is 0.41W. Table 2 shows the highest generator power
that can be delivered with a line resistance of 0.41W and an AC supply of 240v. The
maximum allowable generator power is therefore 3.5 kW.
Note: The maximum allowable generator power will be set later.
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TABLE 2
MAXIMUM GENERATOR POWER FOR GIVEN LINE RESISTANCE AND AC VOLTAGE
Maximum allowable generator power

Nominal AC voltage
3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0
415V 1.43 1.31 1.19 1.07 0.95
380V 1.20 1.10 1.00 0.90 0.80
240V 0.48 0.44 0.40 0.36 0.32
220V 0.40 0.37 0.34 0.30 0.27
208V 0.36 0.33 0.30 0.27 0.24
200V 0.33 0.30 0.28 0.25 0.22
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5.2.5 Turn off the Senographe.
5.2.6 Set the generator power switch to the 0 position and switch off the AC power.
5.2.7 Disconnect the line voltage selection wire SEL from the 0V lug on the generator board and recon-
nect it to the lug corresponding to the nominal (not measured) AC line voltage. Tighten the lug nuts
to a torque setting of 4Nm.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF FILM RECIPROCITY LAW FAILURE Version No.:

COMPENSATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Normal cassette and a supply of unexposed films of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
D Sensitometer and densitometer.
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
You must strictly follow the order of AEC calibration for each screen pair given in Installation Steering in
Chapter 1. In particular, the three film reciprocity law failure compensation parameters A0, A1 and A2 for the
screen pair being calibrated must be unknown. If they are known, it is useless to follow the procedures in this
Job Card (see AEC calibration sequence and “Recommendations for AEC/AOP calibration procedure”
given in Installation Steering of Chapter 1).
Note: In the case of error messages during this calibration, see IST 041 for the explanation.
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COMPENSATION FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Job Card IST 013 2 of 10
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE.
5.1 General instructions

D The photo cell must be in its most forward position (towards the patient) throughout the procedures in
this Job Card.
D When placing plexiglass on the cassette holder, the plexiglass must always overlap the front edge
(towards the patient) by about 10mm to ensure that the photo cell is fully covered.
D Whenever the optical density of a film is measured, the measurement is always relative to the film
base fog level (net density). Thus, you must null out the densitometer on the film base fog,(unex-
posed area of the film); then measure the Net density in the middle of the film.
D To avoid confusing results (for you and the software), take care to avoid putting the single-sided film
upside-down in the cassette.
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D The minimum number of films to expose during this procedure is 9 films.
5.2 Perform a warm up of the X–Ray tube prior of the calibration.

Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO
Filter: MO
HV: 30 kV
mAs: 100 mAs
5.3 Calibration of X–Ray tube heater current
5.3.1 Perform the calibration procedure on the LF/RH focal size/track combination, then on the others
in any order (SF/RH, LF/MO, SF/MO).
5.3.3 Select the following menu sequence on the console: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/

TUBE/HEATER/focal size/track/CALIB
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Note: /focal size/track/ must be LF/RH for the first combination performed.
To avoid excessive X-ray doses on the photo-cell tube, place an empty cassette
CAUTION on the top of the image receptor.
5.3.4 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. The messages EXPOSURE NO 1, EXPOSURE NO
2, EXPOSURE NO 3 and CALIBRATION END appear sequentially on the console display. The
software automatically performs the three exposures and the calculations.
Note: Calibration time varies according to tube temperature. The message TOO WARM appears on the
console display when tube temperature is excessive for taking the next exposure. It is not neces-
sary to hold the 2nd trigger button down while waiting for the tube to cool. However, do not exit
the calibration menu while waiting. As soon as the TOO WARM message disappears, continue
the calibration by pressing the 2nd trigger button and holding it down.
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Note: In case of arcing, the software re–attempts the same exposure automatically.
Note: The calibration procedure includes an exposure at 40 kV. If for some reason this exposure is
impossible to perform (e.g. excessive arcing), tube warm–up may be necessary (see Job Card IST
020 AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP).
5.3.5 Repeat sections 5.3.3 to 5.3.4 for each of the remaining focal size/track combinations.
Note: This must be done only if the Senographe DMR has been switched off since the last access to SET-
5.4 Perform film reciprocity law failure compensation calibration.

There are two objectives:
1. Calibrate the Senographe DMR for correct film blackening when in AEC (1-point) or AOP (0-point) mode.
This is done in section 5.6.
2. Determine the film reciprocity law failure compensation parameters A0, A1 and A2 for the screen pair
being calibrated. These parameters are determined jointly by the screen pair and the characteristics of the
Senographe DMR product. This determination is done in section 5.7.
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5.5 Calibrate X-ray tube heater current at 30 mA.
Note: This calibration does not depend on the screen pair being calibrated, and thus needs to be per-
formed only once for the first screen pair to be calibrated. For subsequent screen pairs, skip this
section and go directly to section 5.6.
Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/

FSC=x/CALIB/LNRT/HEATER/CALIB on the console, where x is the screen pair indicator
(A,B,C,D,E) corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated (see Job Card IST 006). Press the 2nd trig-
ger button and hold it down. A series of 3 X-ray exposures is taken. Release the 2nd trigger button.
Note: This calibration does not depend on any particular configuration of the Senographe DMR, so it
can be performed without any particular attention paid to presence or absence of accessories such
as compression paddle, cassette, grid, etc.
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5.6 Calibrate reciprocity law failure reference energy.
5.6.1 Select SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console. Verify the initial film reciprocity law failure com-
pensation parameters A0, A1 and A2 by rotating the kV dial through the three values. The initial
parameter values are given below:
A0init = +1.008E+0 (1.008)
A1init = +1.244E–1 (0.1244)
A2init = +2.277E–2 (0.02277)
If any of the parameter values are different from the initial values given above, correct them
manually by pressing the CHANGE key, then enter the correct value using the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial (see Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a
Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1). Once the value is entered and vali-
dated, press the SETUP key once to continue checking the remaining parameter values.
Note: With experience installing several Senographe DMRs, you may find sets of initial parameter val-
ues for certain screen pair types (i.e. high or low speed films, certain screen types) that result in
fewer films being used to complete this calibration.
5.6.2 Ask the doctor for the desired reference optical density (Target net density); generally
OD_R(Optical Density–Reference) is between 1.0 and 1.6.
Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/
FSC=x/CALIB/LNRT/REFEN/OD_ref/CHANGE on the console, where x is the screen pair
indicator (A,B,C,D,E) corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated (see Job Card IST 006).
Enter the desired reference optical density by rotating the kV dial and using the NEXT and
VALID keys (see Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a Parameter Value or
Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1).
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5.6.3 Perform a sensitometry test on the fresh film (unexposed film) being used with the screen pair being
calibrated.
5.6.4 Select SETUP/SETUP/SCALE on the console. Rotate the kV dial until the value OD_3 is dis-
played on the console screen. Select CHANGE on the console.
Enter the optical density from scale number 3 of the sensitometry test by using the NEXT and
VALID keys and rotating the kV dial.
5.6.5 Press the SETUP key on the console. Rotate the kV dial until the value OD_5 is displayed on the
console screen. Select CHANGE on the console.
Enter the optical density from scale number 5 of the sensitometry test by using the NEXT and
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5.6.6 Repeat section 5.6.5 for OD_7, OD_9, OD_11, OD_13 and OD_15 from the sensitometry test.
Note: If the message “Scale error” is displayed, the entered values of optical density did not increase as
expected; repeat the test and check that the correct values have been entered.

– any compression paddle installed
– contact (no magnification)
– bucky 18 x 24 in place (with grid)
– 40 mm plexiglass on the bucky
5.6.8 Install the cassette loaded with fresh film corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated.
5.6.9 IF this is the FIRST exposure, select SETUP/SETUP/CALIB/CALIB on the console. For SUB-
SEQUENT exposures (if any) select only SETUP/CALIB on the console. Press the 2nd trigger
button and hold it down. A single X-ray exposure is taken. Release the 2nd trigger button.
Note: By default, the first exposure is taken at +7.000E+1 (70) mAs. For certain slower speed films, this
calibration can be done using fewer films if the initial mAs value is increased. To do this, prior
to pressing the 2nd trigger button, select SETUP/SETUP/MAS/CHANGE on the console and
enter the desired initial mAs value using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial. Then
select SETUP/SETUP/CALIB/CALIB on the console and proceed with the exposure.
5.6.10 Develop the film and measure its optical density.
Note: The grid is not activated during this calibration mode exposure, so it is normal to see grid lines
on the developed film.
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5.6.11 Select SETUP/OD_mea on the console. Use the NEXT and VALID keys and the kV dial to enter
the measured optical density value (see Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a
Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1.
5.6.12 Select SETUP/CALC/VALID on the console to execute the calculation. At this point, either the
result is satisfactory, and the software displays CALIB END on the console display or, if another
exposure and re-calculation are necessary, the software displays ANOTHER FILM.
In the latter case, re-load the cassette with fresh film and repeat sections 5.6.8 to 5.6.12 without
manually changing the mAs value – the software will have calculated a new mAs value for this
exposure. Normally, no more than 2 or 3 films need to be used before CALIB END appears on the
console display to indicate a satisfactory result.
Note: It is useful to note the updated mAs value determined by the software before taking any subsequent
exposures. This can give you an idea of the initial mAs values needed for certain film types to
reduce the number of films needed during future Senographe DMR installations (see Note in sec-
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tion 5.6.9).
5.7 Calibrate film reciprocity law failure compensation parameters.

– bucky 18 x 24 in place
– set the SID to that used by user, 610 mm or 660 mm (most common)
5.7.2 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/LNRT on the console.
Note: There is a delay of about 2 seconds between the moment when the LNRT key is pressed and the
appearance of the succeeding sub-menu titles. This is due to a calculation that the software per-
forms to determine, among other things, the plexiglass thickness necessary for the calibration.
5.7.3 Place the amount of plexiglass indicated on the console display on the bucky and install the cassette
loaded with fresh film corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated.
5.7.4 Press the CALIB button, then press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A single X-ray exposure
is taken. Release the 2nd trigger button.
If a message “Cooling Tube” or “Cooling Gene” is displayed, wait for cooling.

CAUTION If the message “Pwr too high” is displayed, one or more of the exposure pa-
rameters was not correct. Verify the maximum power setting and repeat the
procedure.
Note: The exposure time can be very short (20 ms) or very long (9 s), so be sure to hold the 2nd trigger
button down constantly until the exposure is complete.
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5.7.5 Develop the film and measure its optical density.
5.7.6 Select SETUP/OD_mea on the console. Use the NEXT and VALID keys and the kV dial to enter
the measured optical density value (see Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a
Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1.
5.7.7 Select SETUP/CALC/VALID on the console to execute the calculation. At this point, either the
result is satisfactory, and the software displays CALIB END on the console display, or, if another
exposure and re-calculation is necessary, the software displays ANOTHER FILM.
In the latter case, press the SETUP key once and repeat sections 5.7.3 to 5.7.7. As many as 15 films
may have to be used before CALIB END appears on the console display following the calculation,
indicating a satisfactory result.
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Note: Be sure to update the amount of plexiglass on the cassette holder (if necessary) according to the
indication on the console display.
5.7.8 Select SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console and note down the three film reciprocity law fail-
ure compensation parameters A0, A1 and A2 by rotating the kV dial.
Note: Keep these three parameter values with the table in Installation Steering in Chapter 1, once you
have verified them in section 5.9 below. They can be used in the future to avoid repeating this Job
Card during installation of other Senographe DMRs with the same screen pair. The Installation
Steering section explains how to perform the calibration when these parameters are known.
5.8 Set manual density correction step size.
5.8.1 Ask the doctor for the desired manual density correction step size.
For example, if the step size is chosen to be +1.000E–1 (0.1), then, assuming that the reference opti-
cal density of 1.0, the available range of corrected optical density is from 0.5 to 1.5 in steps of 0.1
in both AEC and AOP application modes.
5.8.2 Select SETUP/SETUP/Energ/PARAM/D_STEP/CHANGE on the console. Use the NEXT and

VALID keys and the kV dial to enter the desired manual density correction step size value (see
Visual Display of Parameter Values and Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measure-
ment in Chapter 1).
Note: In case the message ”Invalid parameters” is displayed on the console:

– Check the results following paragraph 5.9 for verification.
– If the results are correct, continue the DMR calibration / installation. Otherwise restart the job
card IST013.
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5.9 Check results.
5.9.1 If necessary, enable use of the screen pair being calibrated by selecting SETUP/SETUP
/SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/VALID/YES on the console.
5.9.3 Set up the following exposure configuration:

– mode: AEC (1–point)
– screen pair: Select the name of the screen pair being calibrated
– focal spot: LARGE
– track: MO
– filter: MO
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– manual density correction: +0.

– bucky 18 x 24 with grid in place
– set the SID to that used by user, 610 mm or the most common 660 mm
5.9.5 Take three exposures, using the screen pair being calibrated, with the following kV and plexiglass
thicknesses, measuring and noting down the optical density of the film, the mAs and the time ob-
tained in Job Card IST043, (IST013 data section) for each one:
– 28 kV with 40 mm of plexiglass
Note: Since these exposures are taken in application mode, the grid is activated during the exposures and
thus no grid lines should be visible on the developed films.
The optical density must not vary by more than 0.2 between any two of the three films. If it does,
the entire calibration must be repeated.
Do not, in any circumstances, attempt to manually adjust any of the parame-

CAUTION ters determined by the calibration procedures in this Job Card. If the optical
density is outside the tolerance defined above , then there is an error which
must be corrected by repeating the entire calibration. A satisfactory result
must be obtained before proceeding.
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Once the variation in optical density between the three films is satisfactory, check that the optical
density of the 28kV/40 mm film is inside the tolerance of the reference optical density ±0.1 (the ref-
erence optical density was chosen in section 5.6.2).
If the optical density is outside this tolerance, the reference energy must be calibrated as indicated
in Job Card IST 014. To do this, perform the following sequence:
1. Perform the section entitled Perform calibration of reference energy in Job Card IST 014.
Note: The reference optical density must be re–entered following the menu sequence given in Job Card
IST 014.
Note: For the initial calibration attempt, do not use the default mAs value of +7.000E+1 (70). Instead,
use the mAs value obtained above from the 28 kV/40 mm check exposure.
2. Perform the section entitled Check results in Job Card IST 014.
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5.9.6 If necessary, disable use of the screen pair being calibrated (from application mode, select SETUP/
GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/VALID/NO on the console – but see CAU-
TION in section 3).
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY FOR Version No.:

A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Normal cassette and a supply of unexposed films of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Densitometer
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D Sensitometer
D plexiglasss in thickness increments of 5 mm (minimum dimensions 200 x 200 mm to ensure complete
covering of the photo cell)
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Note: In the event of error messages during this calibration, see IST 041 for an explanation.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
The chronological order of AEC calibration given in Installation Steering in chapter 1 must be strictly followed
for each screen pair.
This Job Card is used ONLY when the three reciprocity law failure
CAUTION compensation parameters given (A0, A1 and A2) have been entered manu-
ally as explained in Installation Steering in Chapter 1.
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A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Job Card IST 014 2 of 8
For this procedure, do not, under ANY CIRCONSTANCES, attempt to

CAUTION ”tweak” manually the GAMMA or ENR_R parameters determined by the
calibration procedures in this Job Card. If the calibration results are not sat-
isfactory, there is a reason which must be corrected; correct the problem and
repeat the entire calibration.
SECTION 5
PREPARATION
5.1 General Instructions

D The photo cell must be in its most forward position (towards the patient) throughout these procedures.
D When placing plexiglasss on the cassette holder, the plexiglasss must always overlap the front edge
(towards the patient) by about 10 mm to ensure that the photo cell is fully covered, and the plexiglasss
is set all the way to the rear of the image receptor.
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D To avoid confusing results (for you and the software), take care to avoid putting the single-sided film
upside-down in the cassette.
base fog level (net density). Thus, you must null out the densitometer on the film base fog,(unex-
posed area of the film); then measure the net density in the middle of the film.
5.2 Prepare the senographe DMR for this calibration procedure
5.2.1 Calibration of heater current.

Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO
Filter: MO
HV: 28 kV
mAs: 100 mAs
D Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu enable switch B1 on genera-
tor CPU board 400–PL3.
Note: This is necessary only when the Senographe DMR has been switched off since the last access to
SETUP/GENE/INSTAL or SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL
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5.3 Perform calibration of reference energy.

The objective is to calibrate the Senographe DMR for correct film blackening when in AEC (1-point) or AOP
(0-point) mode.
5.3.1 Ask the doctor for the desired reference optical density OD_R (Optical Density–Reference, the
Target Net Density). This is generally between 1.0 and 1.6.

FSC=x/CALIB/Energ/PARAM/OD_R/CHANGE on the console, where x is the screen pair
indicator (A,B,C,D,E) corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated (see Job Card IST 006).
5.3.3 Enter the desired reference optical density by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the
kV dial, see ”visual display of parameters values” and ”modification of a parameter value or
entry of a measurement” in chapter 1.
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5.3.4 Perform a sensitometry test on a fresh film (unexposed film) being used with the screen pair being
calibrated.
5.3.5 Select SETUP/SETUP/SCALE on the console.
5.3.6 Rotate the kV dial until the value OD_3 is displayed on the console screen.
5.3.7 Select CHANGE on the console.
5.3.8 Enter the optical density from scale number 3 of the sensitometry test by using the NEXT and
5.3.9 Press the SETUP key on the console.
5.3.10 Rotate the kV dial until the value OD_5 is displayed on the console screen.
5.3.11 Select CHANGE on the console.
5.3.12 Enter the optical density from scale number 5 of the sensitometry test by using the NEXT and
5.3.13 Repeat section 5.3.9 through 5.3.12 for OD_7, OD_9, OD_11, OD_13 and OD_15 from the sensi-
tometry test.
5.3.14 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/CONFIG/NORMAL on the console (this tells the software that
the calibration is being done for the normal, and not Stereotix 2, mode).

– bucky 18 x 24 wiht grid in place
– 40 mm plexiglasss on the bucky.
– set the SID to that used by user, 610 mm or the most common 660 mm.
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5.3.16 Install the cassette loaded with fresh film corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated.
5.3.17 For an initial calibration, use the default mAs value of +7.000E+1 (70) by selecting SETUP/
CALIB/CALIB on the console. For any subsequent re-calibration, follow the instructions given
for entering a mAs value other than the default value (see IST013 Section 5.6.9).
5.3.18 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A single X–ray exposure is taken. Release the 2nd
trigger button.
5.3.19 Develop the film and measure its optical density (OD) (See section 5.1).
The measured OD should be greater than or equal to (OD_R – 0.2) but lower than (OD_R + 0.8),
where OD_R is the reference optical density chosen in section 5.3.1.
For example: If OD_R = 1.1 then the optical density must be between 0.9 and 1.9
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If the measured value is in the required range, go to step 5.3.21 to enter the value into the DMR.
5.3.20 If the measured value is not in the required range, first change the mAs value and repeat the OD
measurement.
If the film is too dark (measured OD greater than OD_R + 0.8), the mAs must be reduced; if the
film is too light (measured OD less than OD_R – 0.2), the mAs must be increased.
Calculate the required change in mAs value as 8% for each 0.1 of OD variation required.
Note: The value of 8% is based on a film gamma of 3.
For example: with an OD_R of 1.1 and 70 mAs the OD = 1.6, which you want to reduce by 0.5;
then 8% 5 = 40%, and 40% of 70 mAs = 28 mAs.
to decrease the OD by 0.5, you should enter a mAs value of (70 – 28) = 42 mAs.
Repeat the OD measurement with the calculated new mAs value, as follows:
1. Select SETUP/mAs on the console
2. Enter the new mAs value, using the NEXT and VALID keys and the kV dial
Note: Be careful not to press the SETUP key more than once after entering the mAs value – a second
press will cause the value to revert to the default of +7.000E+1 (70).
3. Reload the cassette and install it in the cassette holder
4. Select SETUP/CALIB on the console; repeat sections 5.3.18 and 5.3.19.
5.3.21 When the measured OD value is in the correct range, select SETUP/OD_MS; use the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial to enter the measured value into the DMR.
5.3.22 Select SETUP/CALC/VALID on the console to execute the calculation; Calcul Done appears
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5.3.23 Note down the following information:

– Gamma value (select SETUP/SETUP/PARAM/GAMMA on the console)
Note: This is not the film gamma, but another intermediate value calculated for internal use by the
Senographe.
– The reference energy (select SETUP/ENR_R on the console)
– The reference optical density (select SETUP/OD_R on the console)
– The sensitometry scale densities (select SETUP/SCALE on the console and rotate the kV dial
to display the different values)
5.4 Set manual density correction step size.
5.4.1 Ask the doctor the desired manual density correction step size.
For example, if the step size is chosen to be +1.000E–1 (0.1), then assuming that the reference opti-
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cal density is 1.0 the available range of corrected optical density is from 0.5 to 1.5 in steps of 0.1
in AEC and AOP Application Modes.
5.4.2 Select SETUP/D_STEP/CHANGE on the console.

Use the NEXT and VALID keys and the kV dial to enter the desired manual density correction step
size value.
5.5 Check Results
5.5.1 If necessary, enable use of the screen pair being calibrated by selecting
SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/VALID/YES on the console.
5.5.2 Perform a ”CKSUM” and go to Application Mode.

– Mode: AEC (1–Point).
– Screen pair: Select the name of the screen pair being calibrated.
– Focal spot: LARGE.
– Filter: MO.
– Manual density correction: +0.
– 28 kV.
– 4 cm plexiglass.
5.5.4 Keep the Senographe DMR in the same configuration as given in section 5.3.15.
5.5.5 Take an exposure, using the screen pair being calibrated, note down the resulting mAs value and
measure the optical density of the film.
Note: Since this exposure is taken in Application Mode, the grid is activated during the exposure and
thus no grid lines should be visible on the developed film.
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5.5.6 The optical density of the film must not be outside the tolerance of the reference optical density ±0.1
(the reference optical density was chosen in section 5.3.1). If the optical density is within this toler-
ance, skip directly to section 5.5.8 below.
Note: The reference optical density chosen and entered in section 5.3.1 can no longer be displayed at
this point; it was erased and replaced by the default value when the DMR was returned to Applica-
tion Mode for these checks.
5.5.7 If the optical density of the film is outside this tolerance, repeat the calibration procedure, but use
the mAs value obtained from the check exposure taken in section 5.5.5. To do this, perform the fol-
lowing sequence:
1. Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/CALIB/Energ./
PARAM/OD_R/CHANGE on the console. Re-enter the desired reference optical density
by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial.
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2. Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/CALIB/mAs on the console and enter the resulting mAs

value obtained from the check exposure taken in Section 5.5.5 by using the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial.
Note: If the measured optical density from the check exposure is greater (less) than the desired reference
density, it is preferable to use a mAs value slightly lower (higher) than the value obtained from
the check exposure.
Note: Be careful not to press the SETUP key more than one time after entering the mAs value. Doing
so would cause this value to revert to the default mAs value.
3. Repeat Sections 5.3.15 to 5.3.23, EXCEPT THAT in Section 5.3.17, IT WILL NOW ONLY BE
NECESSARY TO SELECT SETUP/CALIB AND NOT SETUP/CALIB/CALIB ON THE
CONSOLE.
Note: The greater the difference between the optical density measured during the CALIBRATION and
the desired reference density, the greater the final error in optical density when in automatic expo-
sure Application Mode.
4. Repeat all checks in Section 5.5.
5.5.8 If you have entered the parameters A0, A1, and A2 manually, make the following check (otherwise
go to Section 5.5.9).
Take two exposures using the screen pair being calibrated with the following kV and plexiglass
thickness, measuring and noting the optical density of the film, the mAs and the time obtained in
Job Card IST043 (IST014 data section) for each one:
– 32 kV with 1.5 cm of pexiglass.
– 28 kV with 5.5 cm of plexiglass.
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Check the optical density value obtained previously with 4 cm, with 1.5 cm, and with 5.5 cm. It must
not vary by more than 0.2 between any two of the three films. If it does:
1. Check the reciprocity low failure compensation parameters A0, A1, and A2.
– If the parameters are not correct, re–enter them manually as explained in Chapter 1 of
the Installation Steering Guide, and perform this Job Card, IST 014, from the beginning.
– If the parameters are correct, check Job Card IST 007.
If Job Card IST 007 does not check correct, perform the entire Job Card IST 007 before
performing Job Card IST 014 again.
2. If all the previous checks are correct, check the automatic film processor by making several sen-
sitometry tests and comparing the results (see Job Card IST 034, Section 5.2).
3. If all the previous checks are correct, perform Job Card IST 013.
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5.5.9 If necessary, disable use of the screen pair being calibrated (from Application Mode, select SETUP/
GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/VALID/NO on the console) (see CAU-
TION in Section 3).
5.5.10 Perform a ”CKSUM” and go to Application Mode.

Note: The strategy of AOP is automatically calculated at the end of this Job Card.
Note: To check this AOP strategy, see Job Card IST 039 ”MANUAL DETERMINATION OF AOP
STRATEGY FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR” Section 5.1.3, in function of the mAs value obtained
from the 28 kV/4 cm check exposure.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION ARM Version No.:

ANGULATION Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None.
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SECTION 3
None (Calibration is performed on DMR console; no X–Ray required).
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
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GULATION Job Card IST 015 2 of 2
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION ARM ANGLE
Sign convention for DMR application:
– When the operator is looking at the tube head, sign ’–’ corresponds to clockwise rotation, sign ’+’ corresponds
to counter-clockwise rotation.
5.1 Perform the Calibration Procedure
5.1.1 Turn the compression arm clockwise until it reaches the mechanical stop.
5.1.2 Set MIN compression arm rotation value: SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/ANGLE/

CALIB/MIN.
If the message No sensor is displayed, check that the sensor has been correctly declared in config
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Menu.
5.1.3 Turn the compression arm counterclockwise until it reaches the mechanical stop.
5.1.4 Set MAX compression arm rotation value: SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/ANGLE/

CALIB/MAX.
5.1.5 Perform calculation: SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/ANGLE/CALIB/CALCUL
5.1.6 Perform checksum: SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CKSUM

The message Calibration OK should be displayed. If the message Error Min > Max is displayed,
repeat the calibration; check that the rotation values have been set at the correct positions, and that
the angle sensor is correctly connected.
5.2 Check results.
5.2.1 Position the Compression Arm as follows: –177 degrees, 0 degrees, then +177 degrees,
5.2.2 Check that the displayed angle varies according to the Compression Arm position.
Note: Accuracy of display is 2 degrees.

It is normal not to display +180 degrees.
Note: In case of error during this calibration, see error code list for explanation.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE mA Version No.:

MEASUREMENT Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Milliammeter
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SECTION 3
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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MEASUREMENT Job Card IST 016 2 of 4
SECTION 5
Calibration of XRT mA measurement
The objective is to determine the scale factor F/mA between the X–ray tube mA measurement input to the soft-
ware and the real X–ray tube mA value.
The default parameter value is F/mA = +1.000E+3 (1000) Hz/mA
DO NOT touch potentiometer P1 on generator kV/mA board 701–PL1 at any

CAUTION point in this Job Card.
5.1 Preparation

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5.1.2 Remove strap between terminal lugs MES_M_NEG and MES_M_POS of generator kV/mA board
701–PL1.
5.1.3 Connect milliammeter between test points MES_M_NEG and MES_M_POS of generator kV/mA
board 701–PL1. Set the milliammeter to its 100 mA DC scale.
5.1.4 Turn on the Senographe DMR.
400–PL3, see Accessing the Generator or Gantry Installation Mode from the Console in Chapter 1).
5.2.1 Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/mA_meas/

CALIB/CALIB on the console. Press pushbutton SW2 on generator kV/mA board 701–PL1
and HOLD IT DOWN. Read and note down the value measured on the milliammeter. While
still holding SW2 down, select MEASUR on the console (this request for a measurement of
X–ray tube current is needed by the calibration software, but the value displayed on the console
at this point is of no importance to the service engineer). Release pushbutton SW2.
5.2.2 Select SETUP/I_MEAS on the console. Enter the value of current (in milliamperes) read from the
milliammeter by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial. See Visual Display of
Parameter Values and Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement in chapter 1.
Note: Only values between +4.000E+1 (40) and +6.000E+1 (60) mA are accepted by the calibration
software. An error message appears on the console display if a value outside of this range is
entered.
5.2.3 Select SETUP/CALCUL/VALID on the console to execute the calculation. If the calculated F/mA
value is between 850 and 1150 mA calib END appears on the console display – if it is not, then
an error message appears.
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5.3 Check results.
5.3.1 Select SETUP/CALIB on the console. Press pushbutton SW2 on generator kV/mA board 701–PL1
and HOLD IT DOWN. Read and note down the value measured on the milliammeter. While still
holding SW2 down, select MEASUR on the console. Verify that the measurement on the console
display now corresponds to the value read on the milliammeter ±400 µA ± milliammeter error.
Release pushbutton SW2. DO NOT ENTER THIS MEASURED VALUE.
5.3.2 Change the milliammeter scale to 200 mA DC. Press pushbutton SW1 on generator kV/mA board
701–PL1 and HOLD IT DOWN. Read and note down the value measured on the milliammeter.
(The current should be approximately 120 mA.) While still holding SW1 down, select MEASUR
on the console. Verify that the difference between the measurement on the console display and the
value read on the milliammeter is less than 2.4 mA. Release pushbutton SW1. DO NOT ENTER
THIS MEASURED VALUE.
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5.3.3 Select SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console and note down the displayed value of F/mA.
5.3.4 Perform a CKSUM and return to application mode.
5.3.6 Disconnect the milliammeter and replace the strap between terminal lugs MES_M_NEG and
MES_M_POS of generator kV/mA board 701–PL1.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF KV SCALE FACTOR Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Non invasive: RMI 232 kVp–meter, calibrated with known calibration factors.
D or Invasive: Machlett Dynalyser III divider and Fluke multimeter.
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Note: MQSA (US) regulation requires kVp accuracy better than 5%. It means that the tool used for the
following measurements should have an accuracy much better than 5%, and the kVp limit values
displayed by the tool should depend from its own accuracy. The table 1 is given below to detail
these limit values vs. tool accuracy.
Note: RMI 232 must be used with its calibration factors. If not its accuracy (when verified only) is not
sufficient (from 6.0% at 25 kVp to 4.5% at 40 kVp).
SECTION 3
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
Note: The Senographe DMR is calibrated at factory in accordance with MQSA requirements (5%).
Therefore, this Job Card should not be performed at the first installation of the system.
The following procedures must have been performed in the following order:
D Job Card IST 001
D Job Card IST 002
D Job Card IST 016
Recalibration of kV scale factor may require a re-calibration of IST07 for all

CAUTION film/screen couples previously adjusted.
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SECTION 5
The objective is to determine the scale factor G and offset VOF between the X–ray tube kV command from
the software and the real kV value obtained.
DEFAULT PARAMETER VALUES ARE G = +6.554E+1 (65.54) and VOF = +0.000E+0 (0.0)
DO NOT touch potentiometer P1 on generator kV/mA board 701–PL1 at any

CAUTION point in this Job Card.
Since MQSA requirement is 5% accuracy, the operator should take into account the accuracy of the measure-
ment method himself to define the read values not to exceed. See Table 1 which gives the limit values for each
used tool.
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5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR
5.1.1 Non invasive measurement method.

– Set up the Senographe DMR in the following configuration:
– no compression paddle.
– maximum magnification mode (the purpose here is simply to reduce the distance
between the kV peak meter and the X–ray source – see applicable documentation for
minimum acceptable distance from X–ray source, if any).
– set SID = 510 mm. It is then not possible to produce HV. (the purpose here is simply to
reduce the distance between the kV peak meter and the X–ray source.
– Place kV peak meter on the magnification device or cassette holder. Turn it on and set it to the
MO/MO position. Set the waveform selector to CP (constant potential).
– Use the Senographe DMR light centering device to center the kV peak meter target with the X–ray
zone.
– Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu enable switch
(switch B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3).
5.1.2 Invasive measurement method.

– Connect the HV divider to the HV TANK of generator.
– Connect the multimeter to negative channel of HV divider.
– Set the multimeter in DC mode, adjust RANGE function to get a display with 3 decimal digits,
then select the MIN function with a response of 100 ms.
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– For each displayed value on the multimeter, multiply it by 10 to get the kVp value (the divider
ratio is 10000 and the high voltage is expressed in kilo–volts).
5.2.1 Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/KV/CALIB/1st pt/CALIB on the console.
Note: By default, the kV command value sent by the software for this 1st point is 25 kV.
5.2.2 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A single 1–second exposure is taken. ”CALIBRA-
TION END” appears on the console display. Release the 2nd trigger button.
. If using a RMI 232, read the displayed value, correct it by the correction factor given in the cal-
ibration factor table and note down this result. The calibration factor table gives values by 1 kV
steps; for intermediate values, use a linear interpolation.
. If using the Divider and Multimeter, read the displayed value, multiply it by 10 and note down
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this result.
Note: If for some reason, this exposure has to be repeated select SETUP/CALIB on the console before
pressing the 2nd trigger button again
5.2.3 Select SETUP/kV_M on the console. Enter the kV value read from the kV peak meter by using
the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial. See Visual Display of Parameter Values” and
Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement in Chapter 1.
Note: By default, the kV command value sent by the software for this 2nd point is 40 kV. Due to DMR
software, the Mo filter remains selected.
this result.
Note: If for some reason, this exposure has to be repeated select SETUP/CALIB on the console before
pressing the 2nd trigger button again.
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5.2.6 Select SETUP/kV_M on the console. Enter the kV value read from the kV peak meter by using
the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial. See ”Visual Display of Parameter Values” and
”Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement” in chapter 1.
5.2.7 Select SETUP/SETUP/calcul/VALID on the console to execute the calculation. Normally, ”KV
CALIB END” appears on the console display. If ”OUT OF RANGE” appears on the console dis-
play, this indicates either faulty kV measurement(s) in the steps above, or a hardware failure.
5.3 Check results.
5.3.1 Leave the Senographe DMRsenographe in the same conditions as described in section 5.1 (with the
kVp meter or divider–multimeter in place), and select SETUP/1st pt/CALIB on the console.
5.3.2 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A single 1-second exposure is taken. ”CALIBRA-
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this result.
CAUTION: DO NOT ENTER THIS MEASURED VALUE.
5.3.3 The kV value read on the kV peak meter should be 25 kV ± 0.3 kV.
Note: The generator kVp accuracy is ± 1% (one per cent) when measured just after a calibration.
this result.
CAUTION: DO NOT ENTER THIS MEASURED VALUE.
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5.3.6 The measured value should be within limits which depend on the measurement tool, as given in
Table 1 below:
Measurement tool 25 kV 40 kV
Min. Limit Max. Limit Min. Limit Max. Limit
RMI 232 24.12 25.86 38.58 41.37
Dynalyser III + Fluke 87 24.02 25.96 38.43 41.54
Table 1
Note: The generator kVp accuracy is ± 1% (two per cent) when measured just after a calibration.
Note: If the need should arise to check this point in application mode, it is not possible to do so because
exposures at 40 kV are prohibited with the Mo filter in application mode.
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5.3.7 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console. Note down the displayed values of G and
VOF by rotating the kV dial.
5.3.8 Job Card IST 003 ”CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE HEATER CURRENT” must be done
immediately following this Job Card, but if you are turning the machine back over to the user at this
point, switch off, then on again.
5.3.9 Perform calibration check of IST007 (section 6.6 only). If thickness accuracy is outside the toler-
ance, IST007 must be performed completely for all already adjusted film/screen couples.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF PHOTOCELL IN Version No.:

STEREOTIX 2 POSITIONS Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D The cassette that will be used by the doctor for Stereotix 2 mode
Note: Presence or absence of film in the cassette is of no importance in this Job Card.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
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complete covering of the photo cell)
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
THE GANTRY MUST BE ANCHORED TO THE FLOOR WITH 3 BOLTS

WARNING WHEN A SENOGRAPHE DMR IS EQUIPPED WITH THE STEREOTIX
2 (see job card IST 009).
BECAUSE CASSETTES DO NOT ALWAYS EXHIBIT A CONSTANT

WARNING RADIOLOGICAL DENSITY ACROSS THEIR SURFACES, THE CAS-
SETTE USED IN THIS JOB CARD MUST ALSO BE USED IN JOB CARD
IST 019.
FURTHERMORE, THE DOCTOR MUST USE ONLY THIS CASSETTE

IN STEREOTIX 2 MODE, EVEN IF OTHER CASSETTE TYPES ARE
CALIBRATED FOR NON–STEREOTIX 2 USE. BE SURE TO INFORM
THE DOCTOR OF THIS CONSTRAINT.
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CALIBRATION OF PHOTOCELL IN STEREO-

TIX 2 POSITIONS Job Card IST 018 2 of 6
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
The Senographe DMR being installed must be equipped with the Stereotix 2 option that has been set up and
calibrated according to the Stereotix 2 Service Manual.
Also, Job Card IST 004 must have been performed before this Job Card.
Note: In case of error messages during this calibration, see IST 041 for explanations.
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL IN STEREOTIX 2 POSITIONS
The objective is to calibrate the photocell in its Stereotix 2 positions. Because of the different angles between
the tube housing and the photocell when in Stereotix 2 mode, the photocell does not receive the same dose of
radiation as it does when in non–Stereotix 2 mode.
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Note: Since this calibration does not depend on a certain screen pair, it is not necessary to perform it each
time a new screen pair is introduced.
This Job Card consists of four interdependent calibration procedures which are performed in the following
order:
D Normal, which is done without the Stereotix 2 installed as a reference calibration for the following three
calibrations.
D Stereotix Left, which is done with the Stereotix 2 installed and the tube–carrying arm rotated to the right
side as viewed from the front of the gantry.
D Stereotix Center, which is done with the Stereotix 2 installed and the tube–carrying arm rotated to the
center.
D Stereotix Right, which is done with the Stereotix 2 installed and the tube–carrying arm rotated to the left
side as viewed from the front of the gantry.
THE FOUR PROCEDURES MENTIONED ABOVE MUST ALL BE PER-

WARNING FORMED WITH THE SAME AMOUNT OF PLEXIGLASS (IF ANY). IF
AT ANY POINT THE SOFTWARE ASKS FOR A CHANGE IN THE
AMOUNT OF PLEXIGLASS, THE SEQUENCE OF FOUR PROCE-
DURES MUST BE STARTED AGAIN USING THE NEW AMOUNT OF
PLEXIGLASS THROUGHOUT.
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5.1.1 The photo cell must be in its most forward position (towards the patient: position1).
5.1.2 When placing plexiglass on the photocell or Stereotix 2 cassette holder, the plexiglass must always
overlap the front edge (towards the patient) by about 10 mm to ensure that the photocell is fully cov-
ered.
5.1.3 Error messages will appear on the console display when the tube–carrying arm position is not in
agreement with the position being calibrated.
5.2 Prepare the Senographe DMR for these procedures.

erator CPU board 400–PL3, see Accessing the Generator or Gantry Installation Mode from the Console in
Chapter 1).
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5.3 Perform the normal calibration.

SID: 510 mm
No cassette holder / no bucky installed
No compression paddle
Magnification: 1.3 (install the magnification device in the middle hole).
Cassette centered laterally on magnification device, and flush with front edge of magnification
device (i.e. no overlap)
Note: Initially, do not put any plexiglass on the photocell. However, it may be necessary to add plexiglass
during these calibration procedures.
5.3.2 Rotate tube–carrying arm to its center (i.e. non–Stereotix 2) position.
5.3.3 Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/CELL/

STER/CALIB/CELL/NORMAL/SETUP/CALIB on the console.
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5.3.4 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. One or more X–ray exposures are taken. Either the
message ”CALIBRATION END” or a message requesting a change in plexiglass thickness appears
on the console display. In either case, release the second trigger button.
If a message requesting a change in plexiglass thickness appeared on the console display, select
SETUP/CALIB on the console and repeat the exposure after changing the amount of plexiglass
by an increment of 10 mm.
If the message ”CALIBRATION END” appeared on the console display, proceed directly to the
Stereotix Left calibration in section 5.4.
5.4 Perform the ”Stereotix left” calibration.

Stereotix 2 installed
SID: 510 mm
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No Stereotix 2 compression paddle
5.4.2 Set the Stereotix 2 compression plate to its highest position. Set the needle holder to the center of
its lateral (x–axis) range and to the maximum depth (y–axis) range, i.e. as far as possible from the
patient.
5.4.3 Keep the same plexiglass thickness (if any) as used in Normal calibration section 5.3.
5.4.4 Select SETUP on the console.
5.4.5 Rotate tube–carrying arm to its left Stereotix position (i.e. to the right side as viewed from the front
of the gantry). NORMAL CELL ERR appears on the console display.
5.4.6 Select CELL/LEFT/SETUP/CALIB on the console. STEREO. LEFT appears on the console dis-
play.
5.4.7 Place cassette (without film) on right side of Stereotix 2 cassette holder as viewed from the front
of the gantry.
message CALIBRATION END or a message requesting a change in plexiglass thickness appears
If a message requesting a change in plexiglass thickness appeared on the console display:
– Repeat the normal calibration in section 5.3 using the new amount of plexiglass (gener-
ally the thickness is changed in increments of 10 mm).
– Repeat this Stereotix left calibration using the same new amount of plexiglass.
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– Continue repeating the above two steps (if necessary) until a satisfactory plexiglass
thickness is found for both procedures.
– Proceed to the Stereotix Center calibration in section 5.5 using the same new amount
of plexiglass.
If the message CALIBRATION END appeared on the console display, proceed directly to the Ster-
eotix Center calibration in section 5.5.
5.5 Perform the Stereotix center calibration.
5.5.1 Keep the Senographe DMR set up as outlined in sections 5.4.1 and 5.4.2.
5.5.2 Keep the same plexiglass thickness (if any) as used in Normal calibration section 5.3 and Stereotix
left calibration section 5.4.
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5.5.4 Rotate tube–carrying arm to its center (i.e. non–Stereotix 2) position. STER. LEFT ERR appears
5.5.5 Select CELL/CENT/SETUP/CALIB on the console. STEREO. CENTER appears on the console
display.
5.5.6 Move cassette to center of Stereotix 2 cassette holder.
– Repeat the normal calibration in section 5.3 using the new amount of plexiglass (gener-
ally the thickness is changed in increments of 1 cm).
– Repeat the Stereotix left calibration in section 5.4 using the same new amount of plexi-
glass.
– Repeat this Stereotix center calibration using the same new amount of plexiglass.
– Continue repeating the above three steps (if necessary) until a satisfactory plexiglass
thickness is found for all three procedures.
– Proceed to the Stereotix Right calibration in section 5.6 using the same new amount of
plexiglass.
If the message CALIBRATION END appeared on the console display, proceed directly to the Ster-
eotix Right calibration in section 5.6.
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5.6 Perform the ”Stereotix right” calibration.
5.6.1 Keep the Senographe DMR set up as outlined in sections 5.4.1 and 5.4.2.
5.6.2 Keep the same plexiglass thickness (if any) as used in Normal calibration section 5.3, Stereotix left
calibration section 5.4 and Stereotix center calibration section 5.5.
5.6.4 Rotate tube–carrying arm to its right Stereotix position (i.e. to the left side as viewed from the front
of the gantry). STER. CENT ERR appears on the console display.
5.6.5 Select CELL/RIGHT/SETUP/CALIB on the console. STEREO. RIGHT appears on the console
display.
5.6.6 Move cassette to left side of Stereotix 2 cassette holder as viewed from the front of the gantry.
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– Repeat the Normal calibration in section 5.3 using the new amount of plexiglass (gener-
ally the thickness is changed in increments of 1 cm).
– Repeat the Stereotix left calibration in section 5.4 using the same new amount of plexi-
glass.
– Repeat the Stereotix center calibration in section 5.5 using the same new amount of
plexiglass.
– Repeat this Stereotix right calibration using the same new amount of plexiglass.
– Continue repeating the above four steps (if necessary) until a satisfactory plexiglass
thickness is found for all four procedures.
– Be sure to execute the calculation as described in the next paragraph as soon as all four
procedures are satisfactorily completed.
If the message CALIBRATION END appeared on the console display, execute the calculation by
selecting SETUP/CALC/VALID on the console.
5.6.8 Perform a CKSUM and return to application mode. If you are handing the machine back to the user
at this point, switch the Senographe DMR off, then on again.
5.7 Check results

The results of this calibration are checked simultaneously with the results of the calibration in Job Card IST
019.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF REFERENCE ENERGY IN Version No.:

STEREOTIX 2 MODE FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D The cassette that will be used by the doctor for Stereotix 2 mode
Note: This MUST be the same cassette that was used in Job Card IST 018
D A supply of unexposed films of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
SECTION 2
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TOOLS
D Densitometer
D Plexiglass in thickness increments of 5 mm (minimum plexiglass dimensions 200 x 200 cm to ensure
complete coverage of the photocell)
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

THE GANTRY MUST BE ANCHORED TO THE FLOOR WITH 3 BOLTS

WARNING WHEN A SENOGRAPHE DMR IS EQUIPPED WITH A STEREOTIX 2
(see job card IST 009).
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REOTIX 2 MODE FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Job Card IST 019 2 of 8
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
The Senographe DMR being installed must be equipped with the Stereotix 2 option that has been set up and
calibrated according to the Stereotix 2 Service Manual. The chronological order of AEC calibration given in
Installation Steering in chapter 1 must be strictly followed for each screen pair.
In case of Stereotix 2 add–on to an already–installed Senographe DMR, follow the instructions given in the
section entitled AEC Calibration Upon Stereotix 2 Add–on in Chapter 2.
SECTION 5
PREPARATION
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
this Job Card.
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D When placing plexiglass on the Stereotix 2 cassette holder, the plexiglass must always overlap the front
edge (towards the patient) by about 1 cm to insure that the photo cell is fully covered.
base fog level (Net density). Thus, you must null out the densitometer on the film base fog (unex-
posed area of the film), then measure the net density in the middle of the film.
D When measuring optical density of a Stereotix 2 film, the point of measure must be at about 5 mm below
the horizontal reference line, and in line with the vertical reference line.
5.1 Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu enable switch (switch B1 on
generator CPU board 400–PL3, see ”Accessing the Generator or Gantry Installation Mode from the
Console” in chapter 1).
5.2 Determine mAs value for initial calibration attempt.

– Non–Stereotix 2 mode
– Any compression paddle installed
– Contact (no magnification)
– bucky 18 x 24 in place (with grid)
– 4 cm plexiglass on the bucky
– SID = 660 mm
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Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO
Filter: MO
Manual density correction: +0
HV: 28 kV
5.2.3 Load cassette with undeveloped film and install it in the cassette holder.
5.2.4 Take an exposure and note down resulting mAs value.
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5.3 Perform calibration of reference energy in Stereotix 2 mode.
The objective is to calibrate the Senographe DMR for correct film blackening when in AEC (1–point) mode
with Stereotix 2.

FSC=x/CALIB/Energ/CONFIG/STEREO on the console, where x is the screen pair indicator
(A,B,C,D,E) corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated (see Job Card IST 006). This tells
the software that the calibration is being done for the Stereotix 2 (and not normal) mode.
Do not go any higher in the menu tree structure than given in the various
CAUTION steps in this section. If, for any reason, you do go higher in the tree structure,
it is essential to go into the CONFIG/STEREO menu first to avoid acciden-
tally using the default NORMAL mode, before proceeding with the calibra-
tion.
5.3.2 Select SETUP/PARAM/OD_R/CHANGE on the console. Enter the desired reference optical
density by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial. See ”Visual Display of Param-
eter Values” and ”Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a Measurement” in chapter 1.
Note: Normally, this value should be the same as the value used for the non–Stereotix 2 calibration in
Job Card IST 014.
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5.3.3 Perform a sensitometry test on the film being used with the screen pair being calibrated.
5.3.4 Select SETUP/SETUP/SCALE on the console. Rotate the kV dial until the value OD_3 is dis-
played on the console screen. Select CHANGE on the console. Enter the optical density from scale
number 3 of the sensitometry test by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial.
See ”Visual Display of Parameter Values” and ”Modification of a Parameter Value or Entry of a
Measurement” in chapter 1.
5.3.5 Press the SETUP key on the console. Rotate the kV dial until the value OD_5 is displayed on the
console screen. Select CHANGE on the console. Enter the optical density from scale number 5 of
the sensitometry test by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial.
5.3.6 Repeat section 5.3.5 for OD_7, OD_9, OD_11, OD_13 and OD_15 from the sensitometry test.

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– SID = 510 mm
– No cassette holder / No bucky installed
– Stereotix 2 installed
– Tube–carrying arm in right Stereotix position (i.e. rotated to the left side as viewed
from the front of the gantry)
– Stereotix 2 compression paddle installed
– Stereotix 2 needle holder set to the center of its lateral (x–axis) range and to the maxi-
mum depth (y–axis) range, i.e. as far as possible from the patient
– 4 cm plexiglass on the Stereotix 2 cassette holder
Note: If the mAs value obtained at section 5.2.4 was under 40 mAs, use 5 cm plexiglass.
– Stereotix 2 compression paddle in contact with plexiglass
5.3.8 Install the cassette loaded with fresh film corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated. Place
it on the left side of the Stereotix 2 cassette holder as viewed from the front of the gantry.
5.3.9 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/CALIB/mAs on the console. For an initial calibration attempt,

take the mAs value obtained in section 5.2.4, DIVIDE IT BY 4, and enter the result by using the
NEXT and VALID keys. See ”Visual Display of Parameter Values” and ”Modification of a Parame-
ter Value or Entry of a Measurement” in chapter 1.
so would cause this value to revert to the default mAs value of +7.000E+1 (70).
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5.3.11 Press the 2nd trigger button and hold it down. A single X–ray exposure is taken. Release the 2nd
trigger button.
5.3.12 Develop the film and measure its optical density according to the technique given at the beginning
of section 5.
If the optical density of the film is greater than or equal to (OD_R – 0.2), enter this value by
selecting SETUP/OD_MS and using the NEXT and VALID keys and the kV dial to enter the
measured optical density value, then skip directly to section below 5.3.13.
If the optical density of the film is less than (OD_R – 0.2), increase the mAs value by selecting
SETUP/mAs on the console, then entering the increased mAs value by using the NEXT and
VALID keys and the kV dial. Then re–load the cassette and place it on the left side of the Stereo-
tix 2 cassette holder as viewed from the front of the gantry. Select SETUP/CALIB on the con-
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sole and repeat sections 5.3.11 and 5.3.12.
so would cause this value to revert to the default mAs value of +7.000E+1 (70).
5.3.13 Select SETUP/CALC/VALID on the console to execute the calculation. CALCUL DONE appears
5.3.14 Note down the following information:

– The gamma parameter (select SETUP/SETUP/PARAM/GAMMA on the console)
Note: This is NOT the film gamma, but another parameter that is calculated by the software.
– The reference energy (select SETUP/ENR_R on the console)
Do not, in any circumstances, attempt to adjust manually the GAMMA or

CAUTION ENR_R parameters determined by the calibration procedures in this Job
Card. If the calibration results are not satisfactory you must repeat the entire
calibration.
– The reference optical density (select SETUP/OD_R on the console)
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5.4 Check results.
5.4.1 If necessary, enable use of the screen pair being calibrated by selecting SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/
SETUP/VALID/YES on the console.

Focal spot: LARGE
Track: MO
Filter: MO
Manual density correction: +0
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HV: 28 kV
5.4.4 Keep the Senographe DMR in the same configuration as given in section 5.3.7.
5.4.5 Install the cassette loaded with fresh film corresponding to the screen pair being calibrated. Place
it on the left side of the Stereotix 2 cassette holder as viewed from the front of the gantry.
5.4.6 Take an exposure and note down the resulting mAs value.
5.4.7 Slide the cassette to the right side of the Stereotix 2 cassette holder.
5.4.8 Rotate tube–carrying arm to left Stereotix position (i.e. rotated to the right side as viewed from the
front of the gantry).
5.4.9 Take an exposure.
5.4.10 Develop the film and measure the optical density of the right Stereotix 2 image according to the
technique given at the beginning of section 5.
5.4.11 The optical density of the right Stereotix 2 image must not be outside the tolerance of the reference
optical density ±0.1 (the reference optical density was chosen in section 5.3.2). If the optical density
is within this tolerance, skip directly to section 5.4.13 below.
Note: The reference optical density chosen and entered in section 5.3.2 can no longer be displayed at
this point; it was erased and replaced by the default value when the machine was returned to
application mode for these checks.
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5.4.12 If the optical density of the right Stereotix 2 image on the film is outside this tolerance, repeat the
calibration procedure, but, instead of entering the mAs value given in section 5.3.9, use the mAs
value obtained in section 5.4.6 above. To do this, perform the following sequence:
1. Starting from application mode, select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/

ALGO/FSC=x/CALIB/Energ/CONFIG/STEREO on the console.
2. Select SETUP/PARAM/OD_R/CHANGE on the console. Re–enter the desired reference

optical density by using the NEXT and VALID keys and rotating the kV dial.
3. Repeat sections 5.3.7 to 5.3.14 EXCEPT THAT IN SECTION 5.3.9 YOU MUST ENTER THE
RESULTING MAS VALUE OBTAINED FROM THE CHECK EXPOSURE TAKEN IN SEC-
TION 5.4.6. DO NOT ENTER THE VALUE GIVEN IN SECTION 5.3.9.
4. Proceed to checks in section 5.4.
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5.4.13 Measure the optical density of the left Stereotix 2 image according to the technique given at the
beginning of section 5.
The difference between this density and the density of the right Stereotix 2 image must be less
than 0.1. If this is not the case, there is a problem with the calibration done in Job Card IST 018
”CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL IN STEREOTIX POSITIONS”. In this case, repeat Job
Card IST 018, then this Job Card in its entirety.
5.4.14 Rotate the tube–carrying arm to its center position.
5.4.15 Install the cassette loaded with fresh film in the center of the Stereotix 2 cassette holder.
5.4.16 Keeping the Senographe DMR set up as given in section 5.4.3, take an exposure.
5.4.17 Develop the film and measure its optical density according to the technique given at the beginning
of section 5.
The difference between this density and the density of either the right Stereotix 2 image OR the
left Stereotix 2 image measured above must be less than 0.1. If this is not the case, there is a prob-
lem with the calibration done in Job Card IST 018 ”CALIBRATION OF PHOTO CELL IN
STEREOTIX POSITIONS”. In this case, repeat Job Card IST 018, then this Job Card in its
entirety.
5.4.18 If necessary, disable use of the screen pair being calibrated. (From application mode, select
SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/FILM/ALGO/FSC=x/VALID/NO on the console.) (See
CAUTION in section 3.)
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Purpose: AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
This Job Card should only be used when the performance of Job Card IST 003 ”CALIBRATION OF X–RAY
TUBE HEATER CURRENT” has been impossible due to excessive arcing.
SECTION 5
AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP
This Job Card provides the procedure for re–starting an X–ray tube that was known to be good upon leaving
the factory, but which now exhibits arcing after a long period of inactivity.
The principle is to take a series of 12 pre–determined exposures, starting at low kV values and progressively
increasing towards high kV values. If arcing occurs during an exposure, some or all exposures are automati-
cally repeated. If persistent arcing occurs, the software automatically terminates the warm–up procedure.
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AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP

5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR.
5.1.2 Select SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/GENE/TUBE/WarmUp on the console. The track/kV

combination for the first exposure should appear on the console display.
5.2 Perform X–ray tube warm–up.
5.2.1 Press the 2nd trigger button and HOLD IT DOWN while the exposures are taken.
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Note: There is a time delay of 10 seconds between exposures. You can release the 2nd trigger button dur-
ing this 10 second period, then press it again to continue, but the minimum time between exposures
will still be 10 seconds. If the tube overheats at some point, exposures will be inhibited until it
cools down again. During the cooling period, the 2nd trigger button can be released; as soon as
the display shows that the X–ray tube has sufficiently cooled, press the 2nd trigger button to con-
tinue.
5.2.2 When the warm–up procedure is finished, the message ”Tube OK” normally appears on the console
display. If persistent arcing occurred during the procedures, the message ”Too many spits” appears
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Purpose: CHECKING AND ADJUSMENT OF LATERAL Version No.:

CENTERING OF X–RAY BEAM Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D ”Ready Pack” or ”cardboard cassette” films (24 x 30 format)
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Ruler calibrated in mm (minimum length 30 cm)
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D Pen or pencil capable of marking the surface of an X–ray film
D Thumb tacks or push pins
D 2.5 mm Allen wrench
D 8 mm hollow offset tubular socket wrench
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT OF LATERAL CENTERING OF X–RAY BEAM
The objective is to check (and adjust if necessary) the lateral alignment of the following three points:
D X–ray tube focal spot
D Center point between lateral collimator blades
D Center of image receptor support
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CENTERING OF X–RAY BEAM Job Card IST 021 2 of 6
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the exposure.

– No compression paddle
– No bucky installed
– SID = 610 mm
– Mo track
– Large focal spot
5.1.2 Take a new cardboard cassette or Ready Pack and insert three thumb tacks through it, FROM THE
SIDE THAT WILL FACE THE X–RAY TUBE, in the following way:
– Two thumb tacks inserted along the (long) edge of the film that will be at the front edge
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of the image receptor support, at approximately 2 cm in from this edge and approxi-
mately 4 cm inwards from the two shorter edges
– The third thumb tack along the (short) edge of the film that will be on the left side of
the image receptor support, approximately 2 cm in from this edge and approximately
12 cm from the rear edge of the film.
Refer to illustration 1 below.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
PLACEMENT OF THREE THUMB TACKS TO BE INSERTED IN THE READY PACK
APPROX 12 CM
READY PACK
TUBE SIDE
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APPROX 2 CM
APPROX 4 CM
APPROX 4 CM
APPROX 2 CM
APPROX 2 CM
Note: It is NOT important to insert the three thumb tacks in a perfectly ”squared” alignment with the
edges of the Ready Pack.
5.1.3 Place the Ready Pack on the image receptor support so that the points of the two ”front” thumb tacks
butt perfectly up against the front edge of the image receptor support and the third thumb tack butts
perfectly up against the left edge of the image receptor support. THE POSITIONING OF THE
THREE THUMB TACKS AGAINST THE IMAGE RECEPTOR SUPPORT IS VERY IMPOR-
TANT TO THE SUCCESS OF THESE CHECKS.
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5.2 Take the exposure.
5.2.1 Using normal application mode, set up a manual (2–point) exposure as follows:
– 25 kV
– 20 mAs
5.2.2 Take the exposure.
5.2.3 Remove the thumb tacks and develop the film.
5.2.4 Using the ruler and a pen or pencil, carefully draw a straight line between the rearward edges (i.e.
the edges of the holes closer to the front edge of the image receptor support during the exposure)
of the two holes left by the thumb tacks on the front edge of the film. (See illustrations 2 and 3
below.) THIS LINE IS THE REFERENCE FOR ALL THE FOLLOWING GEOMETRICAL
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MEASUREMENTS.
5.2.5 Attach the developed film to a sheet of graph paper (or other support marked with a series of perpen-
dicular lines), carefully aligning the front edge reference line with a convenient line on the graph
paper. See illustration 3 below.
ILLUSTRATION 2
DETAIL OF WHERE TO DRAW REFERENCE LINE ON FILM WITH RESPECT TO HOLES LEFT BY THUMB TACKS
REFERENCE LINE DRAWN

IN INK OR PENCIL
TOWARDS
FRONT EDGE OF
HOLE LEFT IN FILM FILM
BY THUMB TACK
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ILLUSTRATION 3
CHECKING EXPOSED FILM FOR LATERAL CENTERING OF X–RAY TUBE FOCAL SPOT WITH RESPECT TO THE
IMAGE RECEPTOR SUPPORT
DEVELOPED READY PACK FILM GRAPH PAPER EXPOSED AREA OF FILM
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t2 t1
approx. 100 mm
THIS LINE COR-

RESPONDS TO
THE LEFT EDGE OF
IMAGE RECEPTOR LINE DRAWN IN INK OR PEN-
REPORT CIL BETWEEN THE REAR-
WARD EDGES OF THE TWO
FRONT THUMB TACK HOLES –
THUMB TACK HOLES IN FILM
USED AS A REFERENCE FOR
INDICATING ALIGNMENT WITH
FRONT EDGE
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5.3 Check lateral centering of X–ray beam on image receptor support.
5.3.1 Use the ruler to measure carefully distances t1 and t2 in mm in parallel with the reference line and
at approximately 100 mm rearward from the front edge of the film (see illustration 3).
5.3.2 Calculate the offset E:

E (mm) = 275 – (t1 + 2*t2)
where 275 mm is the width of the image receptor support, and t1 and t2 are expressed in mm
5.3.3 IF E ≥ 3 mm, proceed to section 5.4 below. If not, this is the end of the Job Card.
5.4 Correct lateral centering (if necessary) of X–ray beam on image receptor support.
5.4.1 Determine, according to whether E is positive or negative, from which side of the X–ray tube hous-
ing the adjustment will be made:
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– If E is POSITIVE, adjust from the LEFT side of the housing

– If E is NEGATIVE, adjust from the RIGHT side of the housing
5.4.2 Adjust lateral position of X–ray tube focal spot by following the procedure below:
1. Place the 8 mm hollow offset tubular socket wrench around the adjustment screw locknut
located on the side of the housing determined in section 5.4.1 above.
2. Hold the adjustment screw in the center of the locknut in place with the 2.5 mm Allen wrench.
3. Keeping the adjustment screw in place, loosen the locknut.
4. Use the 2.5 mm Allen wrench to UNSCREW (turn COUNTER–clockwise) the adjustment
screw according to the formula NUMBER OF TURNS = 0.5 * E.
5. Keeping the adjustment screw in place, re–tighten the locknut.
6. Loosen the corresponding locknut on the OPPOSITE side of the housing and TIGHTEN (turn
CLOCKWISE) the adjustment screw until snug, then re–tighten the locknut.
5.5 Check results by repeating sections 5.1 to 5.3.
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Purpose: CHECKING BASIC SUPPLY VOLTAGES Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Accurate digital voltmeter (Fluke 8060 or equivalent)
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
IST 011 done.
SECTION 5
FIRST POWER–ON CHECK
The objective in this section is to detect (before it’s too late) an incorrect mains supply configuration.
5.1 Check keep–alive supply voltage.
5.1.1 Check that generator Mains Supply Switch 200–S1 is open (i.e. in the ”0” position) and that mains
source is turned OFF.
5.1.2 Connect the voltmeter (set to 20 VDC scale) to generator mains power board 200–PL1 between test
points PT15 (+VE) and PT12 (0VE). See illustration 1 below.
5.1.3 Close generator Mains Supply Switch 200–S1 (i.e. turn it to the ”1” position) and read the voltmeter
immediately. It should read +8 ± 2 VDC.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
LOCATION OF TEST POINTS PT14 AND PT15 FOR CHECKING KEEP–ALIVE SUPPLY VOLTAGE ON GENERATOR
MAINS DISTRIBUTION BOARD 200–PL1
R1 R4
TR2
0VE
X1 PT12
PT14 PT15
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– VE + VE
GENERATOR MAINS DISTRIBUTION BOARD 200–PL1
If the voltmeter reading is outside this range, turn mains source OFF
CAUTION IMMEDIATELY and check configuration of voltage selection board IN2 on
generator mains distribution board 200–PL1 (see Job Card IST 011 ”CON-
NECTION OF MAINS SUPPLY”).
5.1.4 Move the voltmeter connection to PT14 (–VE). The voltmeter should read –8V ± 2VDC
5.1.5 Connect the voltmeter (set to 500 VAC scale) to generator mains power board 200–PL1 between
terminals 1 (0V) and 4 (220V).
5.1.6 Turn console on and read the voltmeter immediately. It should read 220 ± 20 VAC.
If the voltmeter reading is outside this range, open generator Mains Supply
CAUTION Switch 200–S1 IMMEDIATELY (i.e. turn it to the ”0” position) and check
mains voltage selection wire ”SEL” on generator mains distribution board
200–PL1
(see Job Card IST 011 ”CONNECTION OF MAINS SUPPLY”).
5.2 Check generator 5.1Vdc supply voltage.
5.2.1 On generator CPU board 400–PL3, measure DC voltage +5.1 ± 0.05 V between TP110 and TP111
(GND).
Note: This voltage can be adjusted via the potentiometer located on the switching power supply, just be-
side the connector. Once adjustment is made, apply a drop of locking compound to prevent
unintentional change of the potentiometer’s setting.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE Version No.:

DETECTOR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Calibrated force detector capable of measuring compression force between the compression paddle and
the cassette holder, required accuracy ±0.5 daN – the Mammo compression scale Part No.
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46-194427P407 is recommended.
SECTION 3
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE DETECTOR
The objective is to calibrate the compression force detector.
WARNING
If a power line failure occurs during the calibration (before a checksum is done), it is mandatory to repeat this
calibration from the beginning.
5.1 Preparation
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DETECTOR Job Card IST 023 2 of 2
5.2 Perform the calibration.

– Arm rotation at 0°
– Contact mode
5.2.2 Raise the compression paddle and place the force detector on the cassette holder.
5.2.3 Starting from application mode, select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/COMP/

FORCE/CALIB/MEASURE on the console.
5.2.4 With the compression paddle completely raised and out of contact (i.e. in its home position), press
the ”0daN” key on the console.
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5.2.5 Lower the compression paddle into contact with the force detector. Using the compression fine–ad-
justment knob, adjust the compression to exactly 3 daN on the force detector.
5.2.6 Press the ”3daN” key on the console.
5.2.7 Still using the compression fine–adjustment knob, increase the compression to exactly 6 daN on
the force detector.
5.2.8 Press the ”6daN” key on the console.
5.2.9 Continue this process for 9 and 12 daN, then press the ”ETC” key on the console and proceed with
15, 18, 21, 24 and 27 daN.
5.2.10 Select SETUP/CALCUL on the console. This executes the calculation of the new force detector
calibration parameters.
5.2.12 Request a total decompression of the compression paddle (the paddle must return to its home posi-
tion).
5.3 Check the results.
5.3.1 With the arm at 0° (i.e. X–ray tube above the cassette holder), bring the compression paddle into
contact once again with the force detector. Increase the compression until maximum force is
reached (i.e. compression cannot be further increased). Read the force detector measurement and
check that it is within ±1 daN of the maximum compression force chosen in the SETUP/ARM/
VALID/MEDICAL/FORCE menu.
5.3.2 Repeat the above check with the arm rotated to 180° (i.e. X–ray tube below the cassette holder).
Note: The maximum compression force must never exceed 30 daN. This limit must always be checked
after any maintenance (preventive or corrective) of the compression assembly to insure patient
safety.
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Purpose: MINIMUM COMPRESSION/DECOMPRESSION Version No.:

FORCE TESTS Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D A 3 kg weight whose dimensions allow it to be placed on top of the compression paddle
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 023 ”CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE DETECTOR”
SECTION 5
MINIMUM COMPRESSION/DECOMPRESSION FORCE TESTS
The objectives are:
D Check that a compression force (limit IC: In Compression) of at least 22 daN can be reached when the
arm is rotated by 180° with the paddle drive motor current limit value set between 50% ard 70% (motor’s
maximum current rating).
D Check that a decompression force (limit OC: Out of Compression) of at least 3 daN can be reached when
the arm is at 0° with the paddle drive motor current limit value set to 65% of the motor’s maximum current
rating. (This ensures that the compression paddle will rise and stay up when decompression is requested.)
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MINIMUM COMPRESSION/DECOMPRESSION
FORCE TESTS Job Card IST 024 2 of 4
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the tests.
Note: This must be done only if the Senographe DMR has been switched off since the last access to
5.1.2 Set up the Senographe DMR in contact mode with a compression paddle installed.
5.1.3 Inhibit the cassette detection in medical menu. Starting from application mode:
SETUP/MEDICAL/FILM/NO
5.2 Checking and adjusting the limit IC

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SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/COMP/LIMIT/CALIB/LIMIT_IC on the console.

Check that the limit IC is set in between 50% and 70% for the motor current value and perform
the test.
5.2.2 Rotate the arm to 180° (i.e, X–ray tube below the cassette holder).
5.2.3 Bring the compression paddle into contact with the cassette holder.
Note: Be ready to read the compression force displayed on the gantry readout unit, the paddle should
release and fall towards the tube housing for a compression close to 22 daN.
5.2.4 Increase compression to 22 daN as displayed on the gantry display panel. You must be able to reach
22 daN without the compression paddle releasing. If the compression paddle releases for a force
lower or higher than 22 daN, perform the adjustment in step 5.2.5; otherwise go to step 5.3.
5.2.5 Set up the limit IC to its minimum: Starting from application mode, select
SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/COMP/LIMIT/CALIB/LIMIT_IC on the con-
sole.Use the + and - key on the console to set the motor current value to 50%. Enter this values with
the VAL key on the console.
5.2.6 Increase compression to 22 daN as displayed on the gantry display panel. You must be able to reach
22 daN without the compression paddle releasing.
5.2.7 If the compression paddle releases before a force of 22 daN is reached, increase the compression
motor current value by 5%, then try again to reach 22 daN. Continue increasing the maximum in
compression motor current value in steps of 5%, if necessary, until 22 daN can be reached.
Note: Between each compression, request a total decompression of the compression paddle, using the
appropriate footswitch.
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5.3 Check the limit OC.
5.3.1 Rotate the arm to 0° (i.e, X–ray tube above the cassette holder).
5.3.2 Bring the compression paddle into contact with the cassette holder.
5.3.3 Select SETUP/LIMIT_OC on the console. The maximum motor current value (in decompression
mode) should be set to 65% otherwuise use the + and - key on the console to set this value. Enter
this value with the VAL key on the console and return to the application menu.
5.3.4 Place the 3 kg weight on top of the compression paddle.
5.3.5 Request a total decompression of the compression paddle using the appropriate pedal. The com-
pression paddle must rise smoothly to its home position.
5.3.6 If the compression paddle slips or releases, check that the compression paddle drive belt is not slip-
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ping. If it is slipping, adjust or replace the belt.
Note: The maximum out of compression motor current adjustment range is limited to 65%.
5.3.8 If you are handing the machine back to the user at this point, turn the Senographe DMR off, then
back on again.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF BREAST THICKNESS Version No.:

MEASUREMENT Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Plexiglass in thickness increments of 0.5 cm (minimum plexiglass dimensions 20 x 20 cm)
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 023 ”CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE DETECTOR”
D Check the configuration of the senographe with the bucky used (see section 5 installation steering, step
13.b.ii).
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF BREAST THICKNESS MEASUREMENT
The objective is to calibrate the breast thickness measurement. Since the compression paddle and its drive
train, as well as the cassette holder or magnification device undergo deflection when under compression, a
compensation factor must be calculated to correct for changes in compression force at a fixed breast thickness.
Two calibrations must in fact be done, one for contact mode and one for magnification mode.
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the calibrations.

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5.2 Perform the contact mode calibration.
5.2.1 Set up the Senographe DMR in contact mode with the 18 x 24 compression paddle installed.
5.2.2 Request a total decompression of the compression paddle to its home position.
Note: This MUST be done before entering the gantry installation menus.
5.2.3 Starting from application mode, select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/THICK/CON-

TACT/CALIB on the console.
5.2.4 Lower the compression paddle into contact with the cassette holder. Using the compression fine–
adjustment knob, adjust the compression to between 3 and 5 daN as read on the gantry display panel.
Press the ”<5daN” key on the console.
5.2.5 Increase the compression to between 15 and 20 daN as read on the gantry display panel. Press the
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”>15daN” key on the console. The ”Calcul” key appears on the console display.
5.2.6 Press the ”Calcul” key on the console. This executes the calibration calculation for contact mode.
5.3 Check the contact mode calibration results.
5.3.1 Request a total decompression of the compression paddle.
5.3.2 Keeping the Senographe DMR in contact mode, place 4 cm of plexiglass in the center of the bucky.
5.3.3 Lower the compression paddle into contact with the plexiglass.
5.3.4 Verify for any compression force between zero and 20 daN of compression (as displayed on the
gantry display panel), that the breast thickness displayed on the gantry display panel does not vary
outside the range of 35 to 45 mm (i.e. plexiglass thickness of 40 mm, ± 5 mm).
5.4 Perform the magnification mode calibration.
5.4.1 Install the magnification device and the 18 x 24 compression paddle.
5.4.2 Select SETUP/SETUP/MAGNIF/CALIB on the console.
5.4.3 Request a total decompression of the compression paddle to its home position, using the appropriate
pedal.
5.4.4 Lower the compression paddle into contact with the magnification device. Using the compression
fine–adjustment knob, adjust the compression to between 3 and 5 daN as read on the gantry display
panel. Press the ”<5daN” key on the console.
5.4.5 Increase the compression to between 15 and 20 daN as read on the gantry display panel. Press the
”>15daN” key on the console. The ”Calcul” key appears on the console display.
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5.4.6 Press the ”Calcul” key on the console. This executes the calibration calculation for magnification
mode.
5.5 Check the magnification mode calibration results.
5.5.1 Request a total decompression of the compression paddle.
5.5.2 Place 4 cm of plexiglass on the magnification device.
5.5.4 Verify for any compression force between zero and 20 daN of compression (as displayed on the
gantry display panel), that the breast thickness displayed on the gantry display panel does not vary
outside the range of 37 to 43 mm (i.e. plexiglass thickness of 40 mm, ± 3 mm).
5.6 Return the Senographe DMR to its normal state.
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5.6.2 If you are turning the Senographe DMR back over to the user at this point, turn the Senographe
DMR off, then back on again.
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF GRID POSITION Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 015 “CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION ARM ANGULATION”. Arm angulation must
be correctly calibrated to ensure that grid movement is made in the correct direction when the angulation
is positive or negative.
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF GRID POSITION
The objective is to calculate the gain and offset necessary for determining the grid position. The calibration
is fully automatic. A check is included at the end of this automatic calibration to see if the calculated gain and
offset are within a certain range. If they are not, an error message appears on the console display.
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the calibration of grid position.
5.1.2 Set up the Senographe DMR in contact mode with the 18 x 24 bucky.
5.1.3 Set arm rotation to 0° (Bucky is horizontal).
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5.2 Perform the calibration of grid position.
5.2.1 Starting from application mode, select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/GRID/CALIB

on the console.
5.2.2 Select CALIB on the console. If the calibration is successful, ”CALIBRATION OK” appears on
the console display within a few seconds.
– If “Invalid gain/offset” or other error message is displayed, the bucky is to be replaced.
5.2.3 On the console, select each of the following calibration parameters in turn; note the values and
check them against the acceptable values given in the table below:
OFFSET; GAIN; MIN; MAX
– If any of these values is out of range, the bucky is to be replaced.
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5.2.4 Repeat steps 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 with the arm rotated to +90°.
5.2.5 Repeat steps 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 with the arm rotated to –90°.
5.2.6 Repeat steps 5.2.2 to 5.2.5 using the 24 x 30 bucky, if available.
5.2.7 Return to application mode (a CKSUM is not necessary when grid position parameters have been
changed).
5.2.8 If you are handing the Senographe DMR back to the user at this point, turn the Senographe DMR
off, then back on again.
PARAMETER ARM AT 0_ ARM AT +90_ ARM AT –90_ Acceptable Values

18 x 24 Bucky:
OFFSET 0.47 thru 0.53
GAIN 0.5 thru 0.6
MIN > 5000 (5.000E+3)
MAX < 60500 (6.050E+4)

24 x 30 Bucky:
OFFSET 0.47 thru 0.53
GAIN 0.5 thru 0.6
MIN > 5000 (5.000E+3)
MAX < 60500 (6.050E+4)
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Purpose: CHECKING X–RAY FILM FORMAT Version No.:

GEOMETRY Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Ready Pack or cardboard cassette films (24 x 30 format)
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Ruler calibrated in mm (minimum length 30 cm).
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D Writing implement capable of marking the surface of an X–ray film.
D Thumb tacks or push pins (at least 20 mm long)
D Plexiglas plates in thickness increments of 5mm. Plates used for AEC calibration are adequate.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
Job Card IST 029 must be done before commencing this procedure.
Note: This prerequisite is given as a reminder only.
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GEOMETRY Job Card IST 027 2 of 14
SECTION 5
CHECKING X–RAY FILM FORMAT GEOMETRY
The objective is to verify that the exposed area on the X–ray film is within the required tolerances for the fol-
lowing properties:
Parallelism between front collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support
Perpendicularity between left collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support
Perpendicularity between right collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support
Parallelism between rear collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support
Lateral centering of X–ray beam on image receptor support
Maximum overlap of X–ray beam beyond front edge of image receptor support (MQSA requirement)
Dimensions of exposed area (width and depth).
These checks are performed by making various geometrical measurements on an exposed cardboard cassette
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or Ready Pack film.

Set the lateral, rear, and front, collimator margins according to local standards or the doctor’s preference:
1. Starting from application mode, change the position of the installation menu enable switch
(switch B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3).
Note: This must only be done if the Senographe DMR has been switched off since the last access to
2. Select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CONFIG/COLLIM/MARG_L on the console.
3. Press the + or – key on the console, repeatedly if necessary, until the desired lateral collimator
margin in millimetres is obtained (see the table below for standards and recommendations to
get full film blackening).
Standard Lateral margin (mm) = MARG_L Selection*

CEI** +2 .....
UK +3 .....
AUSTRALIA** 0 .....
MQSA/CDRH +2 .....
** Standard authorizes the full film blackening and in these tables, we indicate the margin configu-
ration to get it. But the user can also use margins inside the film.
4. Select VALID on the console.
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5. Select SETUP/MARG_R on the console.
6. Press the + or – key on the console, repeatedly if necessary, until the desired rear collimator mar-
gin in millimetres is obtained (see the table below for standards and recommendations to get full
film blackening).
Standard Rear margin (mm) = MARG_R Selection*

CEI** +2 .....
UK +2 .....
AUSTRALIA** 0 .....
MQSA +2 .....
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** Standard authorizes the full film blackening and in these tables, we indicate the margin configu-
ration to get it. But the user can also use margins inside the film.
8. Select SETUP/MARG_F on the console.
9. Press the + or – key on the console, repeatedly if necessary, until the desired front collimator
margin in millimetres is obtained (see the table below for standards and recommendations to
get full film blackening).
Standard Front margin (mm) = MARG_F Selection*

CEI +2 .....
UK +2 .....
AUSTRALIA +3 .....
MQSA +2 .....
11. Perform a “CKSUM” and return to application mode.

– No Bucky
– SID = 660 mm
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5.1.2 Take a new cardboard cassette or Ready Pack and insert three thumb tacks through it, from the side
that will face the x–ray tube, in the following way:
– two thumb tacks inserted along the (long) edge of the film that will be at the front edge
of the image receptor support, at approximately 20mm in from this edge and approxi-
mately 40mm in from the two shorter edges
– the third thumb tack along the (short) edge of the film that will be on the left side of the
image receptor support, approximately 20mm in from this edge and approximately
120mm from the rear edge of the film.
Refer to Illustration 1 below.
ILLUSTRATION 1
JOB CARDS
APPROX 120mm
READY PACK
TUBE SIDE
APPROX 20mm
APPROX 40mm
APPROX 40mm
APPROX 20mm
APPROX
20mm
Note: It is not important to insert the three thumb tacks in a perfectly squared alignment with the edges
of the Ready Pack.
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5.1.3 Place 15 mm of plexiglas on the image receptor top as shown in illustration 2, to raise the Ready
pack film.
Note: This arrangement is done to simulate the exact film placement when a Bucky and a cassette are
used. This configuration is mandatory to measure accurately the X-Ray area in step 5.8, 5.9
&5.10 (particularly critical for front edge position).
The reason for such criticity is the tolerance decreasing (now 1% of SID for front edge overlap)
induced by various country regulations.
ILLUSTRATION 2
TOP VIEW
IMAGE RECEPTOR
TOP
JOB CARDS
THUMB TACK
PLEXIGLASS PLATE
(15 MM)
(Placed between film
and image receptor)
READY PACK FILM THUMB TACK
5.1.4 Place the Ready Pack on the plexiglas plate support so that the points of the two front thumb tacks
butt perfectly up against the front edge of the support and the third thumb tack butts perfectly up
against the left edge of the support. Correct positioning of all three thumb tacks is very important
for the success of the ensuing checks.
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– Maximum format
– Mo track
– 25 kV
– 20 mAs
CAUTION It is critical that the TRACK is MO and that the FOCAL SPOT is LARGE.
JOB CARDS
5.2.4 Using the ruler and a pen or pencil, carefully draw a straight line between the rearward edges (i.e.
the edges of the holes closer to the front edge of the image receptor support during the exposure)
of the two holes left by the thumb tacks on the front edge of the film (see Illustration 3 below).
Draw another line parallel to the first one and shifted by 3 mm inside the film. This line represents
the edge of the film inside a cassette and is the reference for all the following measurements.
5.2.5 Attach the developed film to a sheet of graph paper (or other support marked with a series of perpen-
dicular lines), carefully aligning the front edge reference line with a convenient line on the graph
paper. See illustration 4 below.
ILLUSTRATION 3
REFERENCE LINE DRAWN LINE DETERMINED
IN INK OR PENCIL BY HOLES
3 mm
TOWARDS
FRONT EDGE OF
FILM
HOLE LEFT IN FILM

BY THUMB TACK
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5.3 Check parallelism between the front collimator blade and the front edge of the image receptor support.
Use the ruler to measure carefully distances y1 and y2 (see illustration 4).
CRITERION: The difference between y1 and y2 must be LESS THAN 2 mm.
If the criterion is not met, loosen the collimator assembly hold–down screws and rotate the assembly to correct
the parallelism. Re–tighten the screws. Check by repeating the exposure. Once the parallelism is satisfactory,
proceed to the next check below (use the NEW film obtained from the most recent check exposure in all the
following checks).
5.4 Check perpendicularity between left collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support.
Use the ruler to measure carefully distances z1 and z2. (See illustration 5.)
CRITERION: The difference between z1 and z2 must be LESS THAN 1.5 mm.
JOB CARDS
Note: It is important to notice that z1 and z2 are measured between the left edge of the exposed area of
the film and ANY convenient perpendicular line on the graph paper.
If the criterion is not met, exchange the collimator. No field adjustment is possible.
5.5 Check perpendicularity between right collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support.
Use the ruler to measure carefully distances z1’ and z2’. (See illustration 5.)
CRITERION: The difference between z1’ and z2’ must be LESS THAN 1.5 mm.
Note: It is important to notice that z1’ and z2’ are measured between the right edge of the exposed area
of the film and ANY convenient perpendicular line on the graph paper.
5.6 Check parallelism between rear collimator blade and front edge of image receptor support
Use the ruler to measure carefully distances d1 and d2. (See illustration 6.)
CRITERION: The difference between d1 and d2 must be LESS THAN 2 mm.
Note: It is important to notice that d1 and d2 are measured between the rear edge of the exposed area and
the REFERENCE LINE.
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5.7 Check lateral centering of x–ray beam on image receptor support

Use the ruler to measure carefully distances t1 and t2 at approximately 100 mm rearward from the front edge
of the film. (See illustration 7.)
t1 = . . . . . mm t2 = . . . . . . mm
CRITERION: 275 – (t1 + 2t2) must be LESS THAN 4 mm.
Where 275 mm is the width of the image receptor support and distances t1 and t2 are in mm.
If the criterion is not met, adjust the lateral position of the X–ray tube housing as described at the end of Job
Card IST 021 ”CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT OF LATERAL CENTERING OF X–RAY BEAM”.
Check by repeating the exposure before proceeding (be sure to re–configure the Senographe DMR as given
in THIS Job Card before taking the exposure). Once the lateral centering is satisfactory, proceed to the next
check below (use the NEW film obtained from this most recent check exposure in all the following checks).
JOB CARDS
5.8 Check width of exposed area

Use the ruler to measure carefully distance t1 at approximately 100 mm rearward from the reference line (see
illustration 7). Same value as in 5.7 above:
t1 = . . . . . mm
CRITERION: t1 must be in the range of (238 + 2* MARG_L) ± 3 mm (respect the sign of MARG_L! ).
Where MARG_L was determined and entered in Section 5.1.
EXAMPLE 1: If margin is set to +2 mm (CDRH Standard), then the criterion is: 239 mm < t1 < 245 mm.
EXAMPLE 2: If margin is set to +4 mm, then the criterion is: 243 mm < t1 < 249 mm.
If this criterion is not met, perform Job Cards IST 029 and IST 030, then repeat the check exposure (be sure
to re–configure the Senographe DMR as described in Section 5.1 above before taking the exposure) and
proceed to the next check below (use the NEW film obtained from this most recent check exposure in the
following check).
5.9 Check depth of exposed area.

Use the ruler to measure carefully distance d3 at approximately the lateral center of the exposed area. (See
illustration 6.)
CRITERION: d3 must be in the range of (178 + MARG_R) ±3mm where MARG_R was determined and
entered in Section 5.1.
EXAMPLE: If Margin is set to +2 mm (CDRH standard) then the criterion is: 177 mm < d3 < 183 mm.
If this criterion is not met, perform Job Cards IST 029 and IST 030, then repeat the check exposure (be sure
to re–configure the Senographe DMR as given in THIS Job Card before taking the exposure) and proceed to
the next check bellow, using the film obtained with Job Card IST 030.
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5.10 Check the front margin of the exposed area

Use the ruler to measure carefully the distance W (see Illustration 8). The value sign is positive if the X-Ray
area exceed the image receptor edge, negative if the X-Ray area is inside the image receptor.
Criterion: (take care of Marg_F and W sign ! )

Marg_F –1.5 mm < W < Marg_F + 1.5 mm
Where Marg_F is the value entered in Section 5.1.
EXAMPLE 1: If Marg_F is set to +2 (CDRH, CEI standard)

0.5 mm < W < 3.5 mm
EXAMPLE 2: If Marg_F is set to –2 (Australia standard)

–3.5 mm < W < – 0.5 mm
JOB CARDS
If these criteria are not met, perform Job Cards IST 029 and IST 030, then repeat the check exposure (be sure
to re–configure the Senographe DMR as described in Section 5.1 above before taking the exposure).
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ILLUSTRATION 4
CHECKING EXPOSED FILM FOR PARALLELISM BETWEEN FRONT EDGE OF EXPOSED AREA AND FRONT EDGE OF

JOB CARDS
y1 y2
THIS LINE COR-

RESPONDS TO THE
LEFT EDGE OF
IMAGE RECEPTOR REFERENCE LINE DRAWN IN 5.2.4
REPORT
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ILLUSTRATION 5
CHECKING EXPOSED FILM FOR PERPENDICULARITY BETWEEN LEFT AND RIGHT COLLIMATOR BLADES AND
FRONT EDGE OF IMAGE RECEPTOR SUPPORT
JOB CARDS
z2 Z2’
z1 z 1’
REFERENCE LINE DRAWN IN 5.2.4

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ILLUSTRATION 6
CHECKING EXPOSED FILM FOR PARALLELISM BETWEEN REAR COLLIMATOR BLADE AND FRONT EDGE OF
JOB CARDS
d1 d3 d2

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ILLUSTRATION 7
CHECKING EXPOSED FILM FOR CENTERING OF LATERAL COLLIMATOR BLADES WITH RESPECT TO THE IMAGE
RECEPTOR SUPPORT
JOB CARDS
t2 t1
approx. 100 mm

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ILLUSTRATION 8
CHECKING EXPOSED FILM FOR MAXIMUM OVERLAP OF X–RAY BEAM BEYOND FRONT EDGE OF IMAGE RECEP-
TOR SUPPORT (MQSA REQUIREMENT)
JOB CARDS
w1 w2

IMAGE RECEPTOR SUPPORT NOTE: In this example , w is a positive value.
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Purpose: LIGHT CENTERING CALIBRATION Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Ready pack or cardboard cassette films (24 x 30 format).
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Ruler calibrated in mm.
JOB CARDS
D Writing implement capable of marking the surface of an X-ray film.
D Thumb tacks or push pins.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION This procedure produces X-rays. Be sure to take appropriate precautions.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
Job Card IST 027 + IST 029 + IST 030 must be done before starting this procedure, and in that order.
Note: This prerequisite is given as a reminder only. If collimator lamp was just changed, Job Card
IST 036 must be performed first.
SECTION 5
LIGHT CENTERING CALIBRATION
The objective is to calibrate light centering for X-Ray and light format coincidence.
This calibration is performed by making an exposure on a cardboard cassette or Ready Pack film, followed
by a real time collimator blade adjustment.
5.1 Prepare the Senographe DMR for the exposure

– No compression paddle.
– Bucky 18 x 24 installed (mandatory).
– SID = 560 mm.
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Note: A warning message “Set Sid to 560” will appear in the sub–menu if the SID is not correctly set.
In this case, simply reset the SID to 560. The message dissapears when the menu level is changed
(up or down).
5.1.2 Take a new cardboard cassette or Ready Pack and insert three thumb tacks through it, from the side
that will face the x-ray tube, in the following way:
– Two thumb tacks inserted along the (long) edge of the film that will be at the front edge of the
image receptor support, at approximately 20 mm in from this edge and approximately 40 mm
in from the two shorter edges.
– The third thumb tack along the (short) edge of the film that will be on the left side of the image
receptor support, approximately 20 mm in from this edge and approximately 120 mm from the
rear edge of the film.
Refer to Illustration 1 below.
ILLUSTRATION 1
JOB CARDS
APPROX 120mm
READY PACK
TUBE SIDE
APPROX 20mm
APPROX 40mm
APPROX 40mm
APPROX 20mm
APPROX
20mm
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Note: It is not important to insert the three thumb tacks in a perfectly squared alignment with the edges
of the Ready Pack.
5.1.3 Place the Ready Pack on the Bucky so that the points of two front thumb tacks butt perfectly up
against the front edge of the Bucky and the third thumb tack butts perfectly up against the lelt edge
of the Bucky. Correct positionning of all three thumb tacks is very important for the success of the
ensuing checks.
Note: The use of Bucky is mandatory for adjustment accuracy.
5.2 Take the exposure
5.2.1 Starting from application mode, select:
JOB CARDS
SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/FORMAT/CALIB/LIGHT/EXPOSE
Change mAs value (default = 25 mAs) if required
ILLUSTRATION 2
REFERENCE LINE DRAWN
IN INK OR PENCIL
TOWARDS
FRONT EDGE OF
FILM
HOLE LEFT IN FILM

BY THUMB TACK
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5.2.4 Place the thumb tacks again at the same place and place the film at the same place on the Bucky.
Note: The film positioning is very important for the success of the following checks.
To improve the visibility of the lighted area limit, insert a white sheet of paper between the Bucky
top and the film.
It is advisable to turn off all room lighting before proceeding to the following steps.
5.3 Light Alignment Adjustment.

The purpose of this section is to adjust the front lighted area with the front X-Ray blackened area
(only for collimator equiped with a motor driven front blade).
5.3.1 Select: SETUP/ALIGN

JOB CARDS
Note: The centering light should turn on when you enter this menu.
5.3.2 Use + & – keys or rotate console kV button to change the displayed value. When the value is
changed, collimator front and rear blades are moving at once. For the moment, only consider the
movement of the collimator front blade. Stop changing the value when alignment is correct.
5.3.3 Press the VALID key to memorize the setting.
Note: If it is impossible to align perfectly the front blade (Diff_F is always above 2 mm, see illustration
3) perform Job Card IST 036 (Adjustment of centering device lamp).
5.4 Light Coverage Adjustment.

The purpose of this Section is to adjust the light coverage with the X-Ray blackened area.
5.4.1 select: SETUP/COVERAGE
Note: The centering light should turn off and on again when you enter this menu.
5.4.2 Use + & – keys or rotate console kV button to change the displayed value. The value changes by
step of 5 units, starting from the previous value (e.g. –12, –7, –2, +3, +8 ...etc). When the value is
changed, only the lateral and rear collimator blades are moving at once. Stop changing the value
when alignment is correct.
5.4.3 Press the VALID key to memorize the setting.
Note: If it is impossible to align simultaneously the lateral and rear blades, try to find a position where
Diff_L and Diff_R are both less than 2 mm (see illustration 4). If this compromise is impossible,
perform Job Card IST 036 (Adjustment of Centering device lamp).
5.5 Perform a CKSUM and return to application mode
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ILLUSTRATION 3
Diff_F
JOB CARDS
X-RAY BLACKENED
AREA
LIGHTED AREA
ILLUSTRATION 4
Diff_L
Diff_R
X-RAY BLACKENED
AREA
LIGHTED AREA
Ideally Diff_F, Diff_R and Diff_L are equal to zero.

Maximumum allowed deviation is +/– 2 mm from the X–Ray area on each side.
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JOB CARDS
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE REFERENCE Version No.:

ANGLE Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D 18 x 24 mm film and cassette
SECTION 2
TOOLS
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D None
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE REFERENCE ANGLE
The objective is to determine the X–ray tube angle when in its reference position.
This calibration is done by taking an exposure (at a given SID) whose field coverage depth is limited by the
anode geometry and not by the rear collimator blade, measuring this field coverage depth, and entering this
depth into the Senographe DMR which subsequently calculates the X–ray tube angle when in its reference
position.
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CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE REFERENCE

ANGLE Job Card IST 029 2 of 4
5.1 Perform the calibration of X–ray tube reference angle.

– Contact mode
– 18 x 24 mm bucky and grid installed
– SID set to 560 mm
CAUTION The SID must not be changed from 560 mm until successful completion of
this Job Card.
JOB CARDS
5.1.2 Install a cassette loaded with fresh film in the bucky.
5.1.3 Select SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/TUBE/CALIB/EXPOSE/VALID/VALID on

the console.
5.1.4 Take an exposure by pressing the 2nd trigger button.
5.1.5 Develop the film and use the ruler to measure the distance between the front edge (edge closest to
the patient) of the film and the rear edge of the blackened area.
Note: Be sure to measure from the front edge of the FILM, even if the blackened area does not extend
to it.
Note: Be sure that the rear edge of the blackened area truly represents the end of the anode, and not a
stuck rear collimator blade (normally the software commands ”full open” during the exposure)
or other obstacle. This can be determined by the abruptness of the change in contrast between the
blackened area and the clear area. If the change is gradual, the exposure is good. If it is very abrupt,
it is necessary to correct the problem and repeat the calibration.
Note: If the blackened area of the film extends all the way to its rear edge, the X–ray tube reference angle
is severely incorrect and this calibration cannot be performed.
5.1.6 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/MEASURE on the console and enter the measured value in mm
using the NEXT and VALID keys.
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5.1.7 Select SETUP/Calculation on the console to execute the X–ray tube angle calculation.
Normally, the message ”calib OK” appears on the console display.
If the message ”calib error” appears instead, this means that the calculated X–ray tube reference
angle value is out of range. To check this, select SETUP/SETUP/PARAM on the console. The dis-
played value of the calculated X–ray tube reference angle A_REF must be between +2.800E–1 and
+3.500E–1 (0.28 and 0.35) radians.
If the angle is out of range, correct the problem and repeat the calibration (check first that the SID
was effectively set to 560 mm).
5.1.9 If you’re turning the machine back over to the user at this point, turn the Senographe DMR off, then
back on again.
JOB CARDS
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JOB CARDS
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Purpose: CALIBRATION OF LATERAL, REAR, AND FRONT, Version No.:

COLLIMATOR BLADE REFERENCE POSITIONS Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D 18 x 24 cm film and cassette
SECTION 2
TOOLS
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION This procedure produces X–Rays. Be sure to take appropriate precautions.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Cards IST 029 and IST 027 must have been done before commencing this procedure (these
prerequisites are given as a reminder only).
D Job Cards IST 028 if the collimator has a non–motorized front blade.
SECTION 5
CALIBRATION OF ALL COLLIMATOR BLADE REFERENCE POSITIONS
The objective is to determine the lateral, rear, and front, collimator reference positions. The result is that the
software will then be able to command and obtain any desired X–Ray format.
This calibration is done by taking three exposures (at a given SID):
– A first exposure with blades at optical fork reference.
– A second exposure as large as possible.
– A third exposure as small as possible.
The width and depth positions of the blackened areas of the exposed film are then measured and entered in
the Senographe DMR which in turn calculates and saves the reference positions.
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CALIBRATION OF LATERAL, REAR, AND FRONT,

COLLIMATOR BLADE REFERENCE POSITIONS Job Card IST 030 2 of 4
5.1 Perform acquisition of three exposures.

– Large focal spot.
– Mo track
– Contact mode.
– Bucky 18 x 24 cm in place (with grid).
– SID must be set to 560 mm.
Note: A warning message “Set Sid to 560” will appear in the sub–menu if the SID is not correctly set.
In this case, simply reset the SID to 560. The message dissapears when the menu level is changed
(up or down).
JOB CARDS
1. The SID must not be changed from 560 mm until successful completion of
CAUTION this Job Card – the value is now the default for SID in the following calibra-
tion menus.
2. This calibration uses the full surface area of the film. Check that no mask
or other object is present in the beam before proceeding.
5.1.2 Install a cassette loaded with fresh film in the bucky.
5.1.3 Select:
SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/FORMAT/CALIB/COLLIM/EXPOSE/VALID/
VALID
Note: The default value of 10 mAs can be modified if necessary; for normal cassettes use 5 mAs for each
exposure. The kV value is automatically set to 22 kV.
Too dark an exposure will produce a shadow around the exposed area, decreasing distance mea-
surement accuracy.
5.1.4 Take the three exposures in sequence; press the 2nd trigger button and hold it until the third
exposure is acquired (the messages: “1st exposure”, 2nd exposure”, “3rd exposure”, then “end of
acquisition”, are displayed).
5.1.5 Develop the film and use the ruler to measure the differents distances as shown in Illustration 1.
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5.2 Enter measured values from DMR console. See illustration 1.
Note: During this procedure, warning messages Value too high or Value too low will be displayed if an
out-of-range value is entered. If this happens, check the value.
5.2.1 Select SETUP/SETUP/SETUP/REF_L/MEASURE and enter the measured (L1) value in mm

using the NEXT and VALID keys. The valid range is 188.9 < L1 < 195.6.
5.2.2 Once L1 value is entered, select SETUP/CALCUL.
ILLUSTRATION 1
BLACKENED FILM AREA DIMENSIONING
L2
JOB CARDS
R2
L1
L3
R1
R3
Front edge of film A1
5.2.3 Select SETUP/REF_R/MEASURE and enter the measured (R1) value in mm using the NEXT and
VALID keys. The valid range is 128.6 < R1 < 142.3.
5.2.4 Once R1 value is entered, select SETUP/CALCUL.
5.2.5 Select SETUP/REF_F/MEASURE and enter the measured (A1) value in mm using the NEXT and
VALID keys. The valid range is 7.15 < A1 < 16.86.
5.2.6 Once A1 value is entered, select SETUP/CALCUL.
5.2.7 L2 – L3 value must be entered as follows: Select SETUP/DIFF–L/MEASURE and enter the (L2
– L3) value in mm using the NEXT and VALID keys.
5.2.8 Once (L2 – L3) value is entered, select SETUP/CALCUL.
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5.2.9 R2 – R3 value must be entered as follows: Select SETUP/DIFF–R/MEASURE and enter the (R2
– R3) value in mm using the NEXT and VALID keys.
5.2.10 Once (R2 – R3) value is entered, select SETUP/CALCUL.
5.2.11 The calibration procedure is now complete. Perform a checksum as follows: SETUP/GENE/
INSTAL/CKSUM.
Note: This calibration procedure adjusts the values of STP_L and STP_R to improve shutter positioning
accuracy. The new values after calibration should be close to the default values (below).
To check for correct operation of a collimator, or if you find a problem with the calibration, start
with the default parameter values given here:
Parameter Default value

JOB CARDS
CO_L 5.700 E+1

CO_R 4.100 E+1
CO_F 4.300 E–1
STP_L 2.500 E–1
STP_R 1.250 E–1
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Purpose: TEST FOR ABSENCE OF GRID LINES ON Version No.:

EXPOSED FILM Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Film and cassette of the type and size(s) used by the customer on the Senographe DMR being installed
(18 x 24 mm, plus 24 x 30 mm if this option is chosen by the customer)
SECTION 2
TOOLS
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Current Buckys (18 x 24 p/n 2231024–3 and 24 x 30 p/n 2231025–2) are fo-
CAUTION cussed for SID = 650. Use of SID = 560 is not recommended.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 026 ”CALIBRATION OF GRID POSITION”
D Complete AEC calibration for the screen pair to be used in this test (see Installation Steering in chapter 1).
SECTION 5
TEST FOR ABSENCE OF GRID LINES ON EXPOSED FILM
The objective is to test for correct grid movement by taking exposures and examining the developed films for
grid lines .
Generalities on gridlines observation:

This procedure describes the optimum conditions for carrying out and analyzing grid line test exposures. It
is important to emphasize, however, that detection of the grid line effect is still a SUBJECTIVE test. In partic-
ular, the following considerations must be remembered:
• It is possible to obtain a good test exposure even on a poorly–calibrated DMR unit.
A tiny variation in speed or exposure time can produce a big variation in the grid lines visibil-
ity. Several exposures, even several patient exams may be required to confirm that the grid line
problem in a system has been significantly reduced after any change in the system .
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TEST FOR ABSENCE OF GRID LINES ON

EXPOSED FILM Job Card IST 031 2 of 4
• Different people, whether customers or Service Engineers, have very different visual percep-
tions of grid lines.
• When the fault is not very pronounced, it is usually not present over the entire film, but only in
certain areas (at the edge of the film, as follows):
• The following display conditions are essential for grid line observation:
• Viewer light intensity must be high and uniform,
JOB CARDS
• Use of masks around the image to be observed is recommended,

• A magnifying glass sometimes helps to detect the fault,
• The fault shows up better when the optical density of the film is not too high (OD net < 1.2).
5.1.1 The photo cell must be in its most forward position (towards the patient) throughout the procedures
in this Job Card.
5.1.2 When placing Plexiglass on the cassette holder, the Plexiglass must always overlap the front edge
(towards the patient) by about 1 cm to insure that the photo cell is fully covered.
5.2 Perform the test for absence of grid lines on exposed film.
5.2.1 Set up the Senographe DMR in contact mode with the 18 x 24 mm bucky, grid and compression
paddle installed.
5.2.2 Place 1 cm of plexiglass on the bucky.

– Mode: See table 1
– Screen Pair: Choose the screen pair name that corresponds to the film and cassette being
used for the test
– Focal spot: See table
– Track: See table
– Filter: See table
– 25 kV (initial value)
– Format: maximum aperture of collimator
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– Focal distance (SID): 660 mm, or SID commonly used by customer,

– Cranio–caudal projection (examination arm in vertical position) or, where appropriate,
the projection at which the customer most often sees the grid.
5.2.4 Enable visual display of parameter values when in application mode. See ”Visual Display of Param-
eter Values” in chapter 1.
5.2.5 Load the cassette with a fresh undeveloped film that corresponds to the screen pair being used for
the test and install it in the bucky.
5.2.6 Take exposure N°1 as described in Table 1.

TABLE 1
GRID LINE TEST EXPOSURES
N° Mode Track Filter Plexiglass KV mAs Expo- Comments
JOB CARDS
thickness sure
(mm) time
(ms)
1 AEC MO MO 15 25
2 AOP–CNT 15
3 AOP–CNT 25
4 AOP–CNT 35
5.2.7 Note the exposure time as displayed on the console display. If it is within the range 0.200 to 0.300
S, develop the film and proceed directly to step 5.2.10. If it is above (below) this range, increase
(decrease) the HV by 1 kV and repeat the exposure using the same undeveloped film in the cassette.
Continue increasing or decreasing the HV by 1 kV until a satisfactory exposure time is reached, then
proceed to the next step.
Note: For an unusually slow film (i.e. if the exposure time is still greater than 300 mS at 30 kV), remove
the Plexiglass from the bucky and continue the search for a satisfactory exposure time.
Note: For an unusually fast film (i.e. if the exposure time is still less than 200 mS at 22 kV), increase
the amount of Plexiglass on the bucky to 2 cm and continue the search for a satisfactory exposure
time.
5.2.8 Re–load the cassette with a fresh undeveloped film that corresponds to the screen pair being used
for the test and install it in the cassette holder.
5.2.9 Keeping the same HV value as determined above, take an exposure and develop the film.
5.2.10 Perform test exposures N°2 and develop film
5.2.11 Perform test exposures N°3 and develop film
5.2.12 Perform test exposures N°4 and develop film .
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5.2.13 If the Senographe DMR being installed is equipped with the 24 x 30 mm bucky/grid option, per-
form an exposure in the conditions of Exposure N°4 (step 5.2.12) using 24X30 option.
5.2.14 Study the developed films on a light screen with the jeweler’s loop. Verify that there are no signs
of grid lines anywhere on the exposed area of the film. Visible grid lines indicate a problem in the
grid drive train or defective offsets and gain settings. If there are visible grid lines, proceed to steps
5.2.15 to 5.2.16.
5.2.15 Re–calibrate gain and offset following the bucky trouble shooting Job Card.
5.2.16 Check also there are any sticky or rough points by moving the grid by hand back and forth across
its full range of movement.
5.2.17 If you are turning the machine back over to the user at this point, switch the Senographe DMR
off, then back on again.
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Purpose: REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE Version No.:

COVERS AND PANELS Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Metric Allen wrenches
D Large flat screwdriver
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE COVERS AND TRIM PANELS
This section is divided into two subsections, one for removal and replacement of generator side covers and
trim panels, and one for removal and replacement of gantry side covers and trim panels.
5.1 Remove/replace generator side covers and trim panels (see illustration 1).
5.1.1 Remove all power from the Senographe DMR by turning off the wall–mounted circuit breaker.
5.1.2 Remove the four plastic plugs from screws of generator top panel.
5.1.3 Use an Allen wrench to remove the four generator top panel retaining screws (5).
5.1.4 Remove generator top panel by lifting upwards.
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REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE

COVERS AND PANELS Job Card IST 032 2 of 4
5.1.5 For EACH of the four generator side panels:
1. Slightly lift the panel upwards and towards yourself.
2. Disconnect the ground wire FROM THE GENERATOR END to avoid RISK OF CREATING
SHORT CIRCUITS.
5.1.6 Perform the procedure in reverse order for replacement. BE SURE TO RE–CONNECT THE
GROUND WIRE ON EACH OF THE FOUR SIDE PANELS.
5.2 Remove/replace gantry side covers and trim panels (see illustration 1).
5.2.2 Use the screwdriver to remove screw (1).

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5.2.3 Remove plastic plugs and screws (2) and (3) from each column half–cover.
5.2.4 Do not touch screws (4). Undo hex bolt (6) by 2 or 3 turns (accessible through a slot at rear of the
base).
(this method keeps alignment of covers with safety stop switches).
5.2.5 Slide complete half–cover towards you to remove it.
5.2.6 Perform the procedure in reverse order for replacement. BE CAREFUL NOT TO PINCH OR
DAMAGE CABLES.
Note: It is possible to remove only one column half–cover.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
SCREW LOCATIONS FOR REMOVING/REPLACING SIDE COVERS AND TRIM PANELS
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2
5
CPU AND OTHER

BOARDS ACCESSIBLE
FROM THIS SIDE
1
4
6
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Purpose: PRELIMINARY GENERATOR AND GANTRY Version No.:

TESTING Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Digital mAs meter (GSPONER type) able to display tube current
D Compression measurement tool: GAMMEX RMI model 817 or Mammo compression scale
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# 46–194427P407 (digital display)
D Plexiglass in thickness increments of 0.5 cm
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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TESTING Job Card IST 033 2 of 6
SECTION 5
GENERATOR TESTING
The objective is to check quickly the generator kV, mA and mAs calibrations, which have already been done
in the factory. At the same time, these procedures will warm up the X–ray tube slightly in preparation for the
AEC calibration.
5.1 Set up generator for testing.
5.1.1 Configure the Senographe DMR for the following exposure:

Mode manual (2–point)
Focal spot: large
Track: Mo
Filter: Mo
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mAs: 60 (lower mAs value may give inaccurate measurements)

HV: 22 kV
4 cm of plexiglass in the X–Ray field for protecting the photocell.
5.1.2 Activate display of parameters following an exposure by selecting SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/

GENE/CONFIG/DISP/YES on the console (see chapter 1 section 3–10–2). Return to applica-
tion mode.
5.1.3 Connect the digital mAs meter to kV mA board 701–PL1 (on HV tank unit 701) between terminals
MES_MA_POS and MES_MA_NEG. Disconnect the jumper that is normally between these same
two terminals.
5.1.4 Set the mAs meter to current (mA) measurement.
5.1.5 Take 5 exposures at approximately 20 second intervals, incrementing the HV by 2 kV each time
(i.e. 22 – 24 – 26 – 28 – 30 kV).
5.1.6 Take 5 more exposures at the same interval, leaving the HV set at 30 kV.
5.1.7 The X–ray tube current value displayed on the console (Idisplay) must be 100 mA ± 5 mA AND in
agreement with the value read on the mAs meter (Imeasure) ± 5% (this value is available both for
GS412 and Maxiray 70TH–F tubes).
IF Idisplay ≠ Imeasure then perform Job Card IST 016 ”CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE MA
MEASUREMENT” followed by Job Card IST 003 ”CALIBRATION OF X–RAY TUBE
HEATER CURRENT”.
5.1.8 Take 2 exposures at 40 kV and 50 mAs at an interval of 30 seconds. No arcing should be detected.
If arcing is detected, perform IST 020 ”AUTOMATIC X–RAY TUBE WARM–UP”.
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5.1.9 Re–configure the Senographe DMR to 30 kV and 60 mAs. Take one exposure for each of the three
following focal spot/track combinations and verify the expected X–ray tube current reading on the
console display:
The values below apply for tube Maxiray 70TH–F
SMALL FOCAL SPOT/MO TRACK => I = 40 mA ± 2 mA
SMALL FOCAL SPOT/RH TRACK => I = 35 mA ± 2 mA
LARGE FOCAL SPOT/RH TRACK => I = 62 mA ± 4 mA
The values below apply for tube GS412

SMALL FOCAL SPOT/MO TRACK => I = 40 mA ± 2 mA
SMALL FOCAL SPOT/RH TRACK => I = 40 mA ± 2 mA
LARGE FOCAL SPOT/RH TRACK => I = 75 mA ± 4 mA
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5.1.10 Disconnect the mAs meter from the Senographe DMR and re–connect the jumper on kV mA board
701–PL1.
5.1.11 Verify kVp using a non–invasive kVp meter, and if needed, recalibrate kVp with IST 017 (this step
may be necessary, due to local regulation)
SECTION 6
GANTRY TESTING
The objective is to check quickly the basic functions of the gantry.
Note that the following functions are tested by the software during each power–up sequence:
D Filter holder rotation
D Lateral, front and rear collimator blade movement
D X–ray tube housing movement
D Compression paddle movement to home position
D Column movement limit stops
D Coherency between focal spot size, magnification and X–ray tube housing angulation
D Grid movement
D Generator–gantry communications link
D Gantry CPU board
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6.1 Check gantry readout.

Immediately following the power–up sequence, the gantry readout should indicate the X–ray format and
magnification factor only; the breast thickness and compression force readouts should be disabled.
In fact the gantry readout displays the size of the actual X–Ray field taking into account the margins set up.
Note: X–Ray format readout displays the actual X–ray field depending on margins settings configured
in steering guide section 14.v.
6.2 Check column movement.
6.2.1 With the compression paddle out of compression, check that all five column up/down control
buttons are operational (check each button for up and down movement of column).
6.2.2 Move column to its upper and lower limits. Optical sensors should stop movement. If optical sen-
sors have failed, mechanical safety stops halt movement. Total one–way movement time
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(going either up or down) between upper and lower limits should be 16 ± 2 seconds. This time
includes initial acceleration which lasts 3 seconds.
6.3 Check arm rotation.
6.3.1 With the compression paddle out of compression, check that all four arm rotation control buttons
are operational (check each button for release and re–locking of arm rotation).
6.3.2 Rotate arm through its full range of ± 180°. Check that electro–brake is sufficient by manual action
on the handles.
6.4 Check light centering device.
6.4.1 Press one of the light centering device activation buttons. The light centering device should light
for 30 seconds for large formats (eg: 18x24, 24x30). The light centering device should light for
120 seconds for medium and small formats.
6.5 Check format control.

Check that each of the two format control pushbuttons, when pressed repeatedly, result in the sequence: 1)
light centering device lights; 2) first format reduction; 3) second format reduction; 4) full format.
6.6 Check magnification sensors.
6.6.1 Set SID to 660 mm.
6.6.2 With magnification device removed, the gantry readout should show a magnification of 1.0.
6.6.3 Install the magnification device into the lower, middle and upper holes successively. The gantry
readout should show a magnification of 1.5, 1.8 and 1.9, respectively.
6.6.4 Leaving the magnification device in the upper holes, change the SID to 610, 560 and 510 mm
successively. The gantry readout should show a magnification of 1.7, 1.6 and 1.5, respectively.
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6.7 Check tube housing arm detents.
6.7.1 With Stereotix 2 NOT installed, activate the tube housing arm locking lever and rotate the tube
housing arm to its ± 15° and ± 27° detents. When tube housing arm is locked in each of these four
positions, the error message ”Incorrect X_Ray Incidence” should appear on the console display.
6.7.2 Rotate the tube housing arm so that it is ”floating” between detents. After five seconds, the error
message ”Tube Housing Arm Unlocked” should appear on the console display and ”Arm
Unlocked” should appear on the gantry readout.
6.8 Check paddle compression.
6.8.1 Verify that both sets of compression/decompression pedals and the manual compression knobs
located on the paddle holder all function correctly (i.e. the paddle goes up and down in response
to each command).
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6.8.2 Use the mammo compression scale placed between the cassette holder and the compression paddle
to check calibration of the compression force display on the gantry readout. Measure one point at
5 daN and one point at 15 daN. The value on the gantry readout must agree within ± 1 daN. If it does
not, perform IST 023 ”CALIBRATION OF COMPRESSION FORCE DETECTOR”.
Note: If the recommended compression measurement tool is not available, this verification can be done
by setting SID to 660 mm, lowering the paddle close to the top surface of the cassette holder, instal-
ling the magnification device in the upper pair of holes, and connecting a spring dynamometer
(calibrated from 0 to 15 kg) between the compression paddle and the magnification device.
6.9 Check breast thickness measurement.
6.9.1 Set SID to 660 mm, install the 18x24 bucky and place 10 mm of plexiglass in the center of the bucky.
6.9.3 Slowly increase compression force on the plexiglass while watching the breast thickness display
on the gantry readout. The displayed value should remain in the range 10 mm ± 3 mm for any value
of compression force (as displayed on the gantry readout) between 5 and 15 kg.
6.9.4 Replace 10 mm of plexiglass with 50 mm of plexiglass and repeat the above check. Now the dis-
played value should remain in the range 50 mm ± 3 mm for any value of compression force
(as displayed on the gantry readout) between 5 and 15 kg.
6.9.5 If either or both of the above checks does not give a satisfactory result, perform Job Card IST 025
”CALIBRATION OF BREAST THICKNESS MEASUREMENT”.
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6.10 Check Angle Sensor.
6.10.1 Rotate compression arm to the stop, counterclockwise and reverse. The display should be –178 de-
grees then +178 degrees, with no error code.
6.10.2 Adjust compression arm to zero. The display should be 0 degree +/– 2 degrees (mechanical accura-
cy).
6.11 Check cassette size sensor.

With the bucky removed, activate the light centering device, then install the 24x30 bucky. The format size
should increase, as indicated by the size of the field illuminated by the light centering device.
6.12 Check grid presence sensor.
6.12.1 With the bucky installed, press the 1st trigger button on the console. There should be grid
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movement.
6.13 Check emergency stop buttons.

Pressing either of the emergency stop buttons (located on either side of the gantry column base) should result
in a complete power–down of both the generator and gantry.
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Purpose: CHECKING SAFE–LIGHTING AND FILM Version No.:

PROCESSING Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Supply of undeveloped film of type used by the customer
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Sensitometer
JOB CARDS
D Densitometer
D Opaque sheet
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
CHECKING FILM PROCESSING
The objective is to check the light–tightness of the darkroom, the influence of the safelighting and correct
operation of the automatic film processor.
5.1 Check darkroom light–tightness and influence of safe–lighting.
5.1.1 Enter the darkroom and load a cassette with the film currently used for clinical purposes, taking care
to protect it from possible fogging from the darkroom safe light or leakage.
Note 1 : The emulsion side of the film must be positioned facing the screen side of the cassette (away from
the tube)
Note 2 : For Kodak Ortho–MA film, the emultion side is underneath when the notch is top left.
5.1.2 In 2–point mode, (HV: 28 kV, mAs=70, 4 cm of plexiglas) expose the cassette to the x–rays in such
a way as to obtain a film with an optical density of between 0.8 and 1.4 (change mAs as necessary
and repeat exposure with a fresh film).
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PROCESSING Job Card IST 034 2 of 4
5.1.3 Reload the cassette and make an exposure using the same factors; do not develop the film.
5.1.4 Unload the cassette in the darkroom and place the film on the work surface, emulsion side upwards
and completely covered by an opaque sheet.
Note: for KODAK ORTHO–MA films, the emulsion side is uppermost when the notch is top right.
5.1.5 Prepare the second opaque sheet on the work surface, on the left.
5.1.6 Move the opaque sheet covering the film to the right, uncovering half the film (see illustration 2)
and simultaneously activate the timer.
5.1.7 If this is the first maintenance inspection (reference test) proceed to the next step (5.1.8).
If this is a periodic maintenance check, go to step (5.1.11).
5.1.8 After 15 seconds, cover about a quarter of the bottom lefthand part of the film with the second
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opaque sheet (see illustration 2, 1st area).
5.1.9 After 30 seconds, move the second opaque sheet upwards in such a way as to cover about half of
the lefthand part of the film (2nd area).
5.1.10 After one minute, move the second opaque sheet upwards to cover about three quarters of the left-
hand part of the film (3rd area).
5.1.11 After 2 minutes, cover the film completely with the first opaque sheet.
Note 1 : if the film is to be handled in the darkroom for long periods (more than one minute), it should be
tested in 5 positions and left for 2 extra minutes in the last position.
Note 2 : if this is a periodic maintenance check, one exposure of the film (of 2 to 4 minutes according to
requirements) will be sufficient.
5.1.12 Develop the film, protecting it with the opaque sheet until it is inserted in the automatic processor.
5.1.13 Write the following data on the developed film :

– date and time
– place
5.1.14 Look for the first area on the film in which the frame line is visible (see illustration 2) and note down
the time corresponding to the area concerned on the film.
5.1.15 Interpreting the results

The time obtained, corresponding to the first visible area, should not be less than 2 minutes.
Note: the ”laboratory safety time”, defined as half the period of time corresponding to the first visible
area, should also be at least one minute.
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5.1.16 Decisions
1. If the time corresponding to the first visible area is greater than 2 minutes, go on to the next pro-
cedure.
2. If the time is less than 2 minutes, check that:

– the safelighting complies with requirements
– there us no visible light leak (door, ceiling, floor, pipe ducts, etc.)
Inform the user of these problems and take the necessary steps to obtain correct results in subse-
quent tests.
3. If the time is less than 1 minute, priority must be given to solving the problem to enable the tests
to continue.
ILLUSTRATION 2
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2 minutes 4th area
1 minute 3rd area
30 seconds 2nd area
15 seconds 1st area
Frame line
5.1.17 Use the densitometer to measure the relative optical density on both parts of the film.
CRITERION 1: Any difference between the relative optical densities measured must be less
than 0.1.
CRITERION 2: Neither optical density measured must exceed 0.2 (except for certain fast films).
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5.1.18 If either or both of the above two criteria are not met:
1. Check the light–tightness of the darkroom by repeating sections 5.1.1 to 5.1.17 with the safe-
light turned OFF.
2. Check the safelight itself.
5.2 Check automatic film processor.
5.2.1 Perform a sensitometry test on the type of film being used by the customer.
Note: Be sure that the sensitometer is in the green position.
5.2.2 Develop the film.
5.2.3 Calibrate the densitometer to zero on step 1 on the sensitometric strip.

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5.2.4 Use the densitometer to find the first step whose relative optical density is greater than or equal to
1. Let N be the step found and D(N) its relative optical density.
5.2.5 Measure the relative optical density for step (N+2). Let this measured value be D(N+2).
5.2.6 Calculate the film gamma:

Gamma = D(N+2) – D(N)
0.3
CRITERION: Check that the gamma calculated corresponds to that given by the film manufacturer
within a tolerance of ± 0.35 (e.g. gamma ≈ 3.2 for Kodak Ortho–Ma film).
Example: suppose D(N) = 1.12 and D(N+2) = 2.29:

then Gamma = 2.29 – 1.12
0.3
Note: A gamma value less that 3.0 cannot produce a good image quality in mammography.
5.2.7 If the above criterion is not met, check the automatic film processor (temperature, cleanliness,
change in chemicals, etc.).
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Purpose: REPLACEMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE Version No.:

LAMP Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D New centering device lamp (only genuine part number 2188568 must be used, to ensure correct light
intensity, easy filament centering and reliability).
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Standard screwdrivers, open–end wrenches, etc.
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D Ruler calibrated in mm
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
REPLACEMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP
The objective is to replace the centering device lamp and set it to the correct vertical height.
5.1 Remove old lamp.
5.1.1 Turn the Senographe DMR off.
5.1.2 Remove the two half–covers from the gantry head.
5.1.3 Remove the anti–scatter box (2 parts); first remove the side part then loosen slightly the attachment
screw (at center underside) of the box and remove the anti–scatter box by pulling it gently forward.
5.1.4 Remove collimator assembly retaining pins by first removing the 2 cotter pins from one end of each
retaining pin. Pivot the collimator assembly downwards.
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LAMP Job Card IST 035 2 of 4
5.1.5 Loosen slightly the two attachment screws on the light box and remove the light box by pulling it
gently forward.
CAUTION Wait for the lamp to cool down before removing.
5.1.6 Remove the old lamp by pulling firmly but gently downwards.
5.2 Install and position new lamp.
Note: When handling the new lamp, be sure not to touch the glass surface with your fingers. Always use
a clean dry cloth or paper handkerchief.
5.2.1 Insert the leads of the new lamp into its socket SLOWLY, and PUSH THEM IN ALL THE WAY.
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Note: The distance of 30 mm between filament center and pin end is guaranteed by the lamp manufac-
turer, see Illustration 1.
5.2.2 Re–install the light box without tighten its attachment screews.
CAUTION The light box is for protection in case any explosion of the new lamp being
installed occurs.
5.2.3 Turn on the Senographe DMR and verify that the new lamp lights when activated, then turn the
Senographe DMR off again.
5.2.4 Tighten the two attachment screws of the light box..
5.2.5 Check that the CENTER of the filament is aligned with the CENTER of the small slot in the light
box when your eye is at the level of the small slot (see illustration 1). If not, start 5.2 again.
5.2.6 Pivot the collimator assembly back up and re–install its retaining pins and cotter pins.
5.2.7 Proceed directly to Job Card IST 036 ”CENTERING DEVICE LAMP ADJUSTMENT”, leaving
anti–scatter box and gantry head half–covers removed.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
CORRECT LAMP FILAMENT HEIGHT
VISUAL INSPECTION:
30 ± 0.5 mm CHECK THAT CENTER OF
FILAMENT IS ALIGNED
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WITH CENTER OF LIGHT
BOX SLOT.
FILAMENT LIGHT BOX
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Purpose: ADJUSTMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE Version No.:

LAMP Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D ”Ready Pack” or ”cardboard cassette” films (24 x 30 format)
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Standard screwdrivers, open–end wrenches, etc.
D Ruler calibrated in mm
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Job Card IST 035 ”REPLACEMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP” (protection box and gantry
head half–covers are still removed)
SECTION 5
ADJUSTMENT OF CENTERING DEVICE LAMP
The objective is to adjust the position of the centering device lamp (in all three dimensions, if necessary) so
that the lit field coincides, within acceptable tolerances, with the exposed X–ray field. This is done by first
exposing a film and then illuminating it on the image receptor support to check the coincidence of the lit field
with the exposed area on the X–ray film. The following properties of this coincidence are measured and
adjusted, if necessary, in the following order:
Lateral centering
Field width coincidence
Field depth coincidence
Field front light alignment
Note: Field width, depth and front can be fine–tuned using procedure detailed in IST 028.
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– Bucky 18 x 24 installed (mandatory).
– SID = 560 mm
5.1.2 Reset light alignment and light coverage values to zero.

Starting from application mode, select:
SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL/CALIB/FORMAT/CALIB/LIGHT/ALIGN
Use + & – keys or rotate console kV button to return the displayed ”ALIGN” value to zero.
Select SETUP/COVERAGE
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Use + & – keys or rotate console kV button to return the displayed ”COVERAGE” value to zero.
5.1.3 Take a new cardboard cassette or Ready Pack and insert three thumb tacks through it, FROM THE
SIDE THAT WILL FACE THE X–RAY TUBE, in the following way:
– Two thumb tacks inserted along the (long) edge of the film that will be at the front edge
of the image receptor support, at approximately 2 cm in from this edge and approxi-
mately 4 cm inwards from the two shorter edges
– The third thumb tack along the (short) edge of the film that will be on the left side of
the image receptor support, approximately 2 cm in from this edge and approximately
12 cm from the rear edge of the film.
Refer to illustration 1 below.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
APPROX 12 CM
READY PACK
TUBE SIDE
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APPROX 2 CM
APPROX 4 CM
APPROX 4 CM
APPROX 2 CM
APPROX 2 CM
Note: It is NOT important to insert the three thumb tacks in a perfectly ”squared” alignment with the
edges of the Ready Pack.
5.1.4 Place the Ready Pack on the image receptor support so that the points of the two ”front” thumb tacks
butt perfectly up against the front edge of the image receptor support and the third thumb tack butts
perfectly up against the left edge of the image receptor support. THE POSITIONING OF THE
THREE THUMB TACKS AGAINST THE IMAGE RECEPTOR SUPPORT IS VERY IMPOR-
TANT TO THE SUCCESS OF THESE CHECKS.
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– 18 x 24 format (collimator blades fully open)
– Mo track
– Mo filter
– 25 kV
– 50 mAs

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5.3 Check and adjust, if necessary, lateral centering.
Note: It is advisable to turn off all room lighting before proceeding to the following steps.
5.3.1 Replace the three thumb tacks in the holes in the developed film.
5.3.2 Place the developed film back onto the image receptor support, with the same orientation as during
the exposure. Carefully align the thumb tacks against the edges of the image receptor support,
exactly as during the exposure.
5.3.3 Keeping the same format size as during the exposure, turn on the light centering device lamp.
5.3.4 Study the relationship between the lit zone from the light centering device and the darkened area
on the film.
5.3.5 Determine if the two areas are centered laterally (illustration 4 shows correct lateral centering).
Note: The lit zone may be wider or narrower than the darkened area on the film at this point.
Illustration 4 shows the lit zone wider than the darkened area on the film.
5.3.6 If the two areas are not centered laterally, turn adjustment screw 1 (see illustration 3) until the lit
zone is centered laterally with the darkened area on the film.
5.4 Check and adjust, if necessary, field width coincidence.
5.4.1 Keep the film aligned on the image receptor support as above.
5.4.2 If the lit zone is wider (narrower) than the darkened area on the film, reduce (increase) the width
of the lit zone by turning knurled nut 2 in the positive (negative) direction (see illustration 3).
Illustration 5 shows correct field width coincidence.
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5.5 Check and adjust, if necessary, field depth coincidence.
5.5.1 Keep the film aligned on the image receptor support as above.
5.5.2 If the rear edge of the lit zone is not aligned with the rear edge of the darkened area on the film, turn
adjustment screw 3 (see illustration 3) until alignment is achieved. Illustration 6 shows correct field
depth coincidence.
Note: The only mecanical adjustment for alignment of the front edge of the let zone is by adjusting the
mirror.
D Adjust the angle of the mirror with the angle adjustment screw (see illustration 2 ) in order to align the
front blade with the darkered area on the film.
Tilt the mirror slightly otherwise a major adjustement may distort the light
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CAUTION field.
ILLUSTRATION 2
TUBE HOUSING ARM WITH MIRROR INSTALLATION DETAIL
MIRROR FRAME
TUBE HOUSING ARM
MIRROR MOUNTING SCREWS

AND LOCKNUTS
MIRROR ANGLE ADJUSTMENT SCREW

AND SPRING
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5.5.3 Re–install protection box and tighten its attachment screw.
5.5.4 Re–install the two half–covers from the gantry head.
5.5.5 Perform (or return) to job card IST 028.

ILLUSTRATION 3
CENTERING DEVICE LAMP POSITION ADJUSTMENTS
(INCREASE LATERAL WIDTH)
ÊÊÊ
LIGHT BOX
ÊÊÊ
ÊÊÊ
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1
(LATERAL CENTERING ADJUSTMENT)
3
(REAR BLADE ADJUSTMENT)
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ILLUSTRATION 4
CORRECT LATERAL ALIGNMENT OF ZONE LIT BY LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE WITH EXPOSED AREA OF X–RAY FILM
DEVELOPED READY PACK FILM IMAGE RECEPTOR SUPPORT ZONE LIT BY LIGHT
CENTERING DEVICE
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LATERAL CENTERING IS
ACHIEVED WHEN THESE
TWO DISTANCES ARE EQUAL
EXPOSED AREA OF FILM

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ILLUSTRATION 5
WIDTH COINCIDENCE BETWEEN ZONE LIT BY LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE AND EXPOSED AREA OF X–RAY FILM
CENTERING DEVICE
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ILLUSTRATION 6
DEPTH COINCIDENCE BETWEEN ZONE LIT BY LIGHT CENTERING DEVICE AND EXPOSED AREA OF X–RAY FILM
CENTERING DEVICE
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DEPTH COINCIDENCE IS ACHIEVED
WHEN REAR EDGE OF LIT AREA IS
ALIGNED WITH REAR EDGE OF
DARKENED AREA ON FILM

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Purpose: JUMPERS AND SWITCHES Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
JUMPERS AND SWITCHES
The objective is to verify the position of jumpers and switches. Jumpers and switches are divided into three
groups: generator, gantry and console.
5.1 Generator jumpers and switches.
5.1.1 Check (visually, do not remove it!) that the jumper on generator CPU board 400PL3 is installed in
position X2.
See illustration 2.
This jumper must NEVER be removed from position X2 and must NEVER
CAUTION be placed in position TP1. If you find this jumper either removed or placed
in position TP1, the generator CPU RAMs are totally erased, necessitating
a TOTAL RE–CALIBRATION of the generator and AEC.
5.1.2 Check that the jumpers JP1 and JP2 are installed on generator command board 400PL1 (they must
NOT be in parking position JP3 and JP4 at this point). See illustration 1.
Note: JP1 and JP2 are in relation with room relays on 200PL4. See Job card IST042 “Room lights wir-
ing” for details.
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ILLUSTRATION 1
JOB CARDS
5.2 Gantry jumpers and switches.
5.2.1 Check (visually, do not remove it!) that the jumper on gantry CPU board 800PL3 is installed in posi-
tion X2. See illustration 2.
This jumper must NEVER be removed from position X2 and must NEVER
CAUTION be placed in position TP1. If you find this jumper either removed or placed
in position TP1, the gantry CPU RAMs are totally erased, necessitating a
TOTAL RE–CALIBRATION of the gantry.
ILLUSTRATION 2
POSITION OF JUMPER ON GENERATOR CPU BOARD 400–PL3 AND GANTRY CPU BOARD 800–PL3
GENE CPU BOARD 400–PL3 or

GANTRY CPU BOARD 800–PL3
B46
B41
BT1
! !
X2
P1 P2
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5.2.2 Check that the jumper JP1 is installed on gantry photocell board 800PL4. See Illustration 3
ILLUSTRATION 3
PHOTOCELL BOARD JUMPER LOCATION
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5.2.3 Check that the jumpers on the Gantry board 800PL1 are correctly set for the bucky motor type. The
should be set as follows:
Jumper Present?
TP104 NO
TP104
TP105 YES TP105
TP106 NO TP106
TP107
TP107 YES TP102
TP103
TP102 YES
TP103 NO XJ21
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Purpose: REGULATORY AND SAFETY LABELLING Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The attachment of appropriate regulatory and safety labelling to the

CAUTION equipment is a LEGAL REQUIREMENT for operation of an X–ray
producing unit.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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REGULATORY AND SAFETY LABELLING

SECTION 5
REGULATORY PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION LABELLING ON GANTRY AND GENERATOR
The objective is to attach regulatory product identification labelling in the local national language to the gantry
and generator of the Senographe DMR. This is done by affixing specific national language labelling over the
existing labelling in English.
Note: If the national language is English, skip this section and proceed to the next section.
To attach product identification labelling in the local national language to the gantry and generator of the
Senographe DMR, proceed as follows:
1. Locate the three small plastic bags containing labelling in different languages inside the emergency
maintenance kit.
2. From each of the three plastic bags, select the label in the local national language. Two of the labels are
identical to each other and smaller than the third label.
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3. Locate the product identification label at the bottom of the gantry column and affix one of the smaller
national language labels over the corresponding English text.
4. Locate the two product identification labels at the bottom of the generator cabinet.
5. Affix the remaining smaller national language label over the corresponding English text.
6. Affix the larger national language label over the corresponding English text.
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SECTION 6
SAFETY LABELLING
The objective is to select and attach appropriate safety labels to the Senographe DMR, according to local safety
regulations concerning the use of X–ray producing equipment.
This Job Card applies on:

D Control Console CDRH P/N 2235013
D Control Console 2001 P/N 2235013–2
6.1 Locate the envelope (which is taped underneath the console) containing the 3 possible safety labels and select
the one that corresponds to local regulations (see illustration 1 below).
ILLUSTRATION 1
SAFETY LABELS
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CEI (EUROPE) & ASIA
REDAC (CANADA)
CDRH (USA)
Note: The CDRH (USA) safety label is already affixed on the console.
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6.2 Peel off the self–adhesive backing from the selected safety label, and stick the label over the CDRH (USA) label
in the lower right–hand corner of the console CDRH or in the upper right–hand corner of the console 2001 (see
illustration 2 below).
ILLUSTRATION 2
PLACEMENT OF SAFETY LABEL ON CONSOLE
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STICK LABEL HERE
Control Console 2001

STICK LABEL HERE
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Note: Section 6.3 and 6.4 for US only
6.3 In the envelope get the following label (See Illustration 3).
ILLUSTRATION 3
US LABEL
CAUTION: Patient contact surfaces should be cleaned and disinfected between patients
6.4 Peel off the self–adhesive backing from the label, and affix the label centering in the upper part of the console
CDRH. (See Illustration 4).
For the console 2001, peel off the self–adhesive backing from the label, and affix the label centered horizontally
on the vertical surface above the displays. (See Illustration 4).
ILLUSTRATION 4
PLACEMENT OF US LABEL ON CONSOLE
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STICK LABEL HERE
Control Console 2001 STICK LABEL HERE
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Purpose: MANUAL DETERMINATION OF AOP Version No.:

STRATEGY FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Normal cassette of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
D Film of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
JOB CARDS
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
Generator calibration must be successfully completed for the screen pair in question before this Job Card is
performed.
Note: The AOP strategy parameter is determined automatically at the end of IST013 or IST014 refer-
ence energy calibration. So the manual setting of the AOP strategy (IST039) is no longer neces-
sary.
However, if there are several senographe DMR installed on the same site, it may be necessary to
“equalize” all the strategies to the same value, to avoid unjustified mAs deviation between identi-
cal senographes. For this purpose only, it is still possible to read/set the strategy value.
This equalization must only be done if the DMRs are using the same film/screen couple, same film
processor, same SID.
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MANUAL DETERMINATION OF AOP STRA-

TEGY FOR A GIVEN SCREEN PAIR Job Card IST 039 2 of 4
SECTION 5
DETERMINE AOP STRATEGY
This Job Card provides the procedure for determining the AOP strategy parameter for a given screen pair. This
is done by taking a reference X–ray exposure in 1–point mode and choosing the AOP strategy parameter
according to the resulting mAs from the exposure.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BE OBSERVED DURING ALL PROCEDURES GIVEN BELOW IN
THIS SECTION:
this Job Card.
D When placing plexiglass on the cassette holder, the plexiglass must always overlap the front edge
(towards the patient) by about 1 cm to insure that the photo cell is fully covered.
5.1 Set up for and take the exposure.

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– Contact (no magnification)
– Bucky 18 x 24 in place (with grid)
– 4 cm plexiglass on the bucky
– SID : as per customer’s choice
– AEC mode (1–point)
– HV : 28 kV
– Track: Mo
– Filter: Mo
– Focal spot: LARGE
– Manual density correction: +0
993
5.1.2 Load cassette with undeveloped film into cassette holder and take an exposure. Note down the
resulting mAs.
5.1.3 Determine AOP strategy parameter value according to the resulting mAs value:
mAs < 30 => strategy = SUPER FAST
30 < mAs < 50 => strategy = VERY FAST
50 < mAs < 70 => strategy = FAST
70 < mAs < 100 => strategy = MEDIUM
100 < mAs < 150 => strategy = SLOW
mAs > 150 => strategy = VERY SLOW
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5.2 Enter the AOP strategy parameter value into the Senographe DMR.
B1 on generator CPU board 400–PL3, see ”Accessing the Generator or Gantry Installation Mode
from the Console” in chapter 1).

FSC=x/STRAT on the console, where x is the screen pair indicator (A,B,C,D, or E) correspond-
ing to one of the 5 possible screen pairs to be calibrated.
5.2.3 Select the AOP strategy as determined above (SUPER FAST, VERY FAST, FAST, MEDIUM,
SLOW, or VERY SLOW) on the console.
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5.2.5 If you are turning the machine back over to the user at this point, switch the Senographe DMR off,
then on again.
5.3 Changing AOP Strategy of Senographe DMR.

In AOP mode, and following the calibration of a new Screen/Film targets combination, the resulting dose or
mAs value can be too high for a reference exposure on a calibrated equipment.
The origin of Dose value increase is the Track/Kv parameters combination choosen by AOP algorithm which
is optimized to get the best image quality compromise in AOP–CNT mode according to the film sensitivity
index.
Note: High contrast films are used with fast strategy.
The dose value can be reduced following the two methods:

1) Either by changing the technique used by the radiologist, i.e. using a different AOP mode as :
– From AOP–CNT (contrast) to AOP–STD (standard),
– Or from AOP–STD to AOP DOSE.
2) Or by reducing the dynamic range of the image by increasing the kV value. It is obtained if you modify the
strategy of film exposure; reducing its speed corresponds to an increase of the kV value:
– Access to menu /AOP/FSCx/ and set strategy to the immediat lower speed.
Changing the strategy will reduce image quality. It may be done only with the
CAUTION physician agreement.
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Purpose: SETTING OF ELEVATOR UPPER TRAVEL Version No.:

LIMIT Date:
Time: Personnel: 1
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Screwdriver 4 mm.
D Allen wrench 2.5 mm.
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
D No specific safety precautions are applicable.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
D Measure room overall height, floor to ceiling.
D Remove left cover from column housing (see IST032).
5.1 Determine optical sensor position (see Illustration1 )

The position of the optical sensor is determined as follows :
1. Ceiling height 2.5m (8.22ft.) or greater :
– Install the optical sensor in the upper mounting hole (1 in Illust.1 ).
Note: The Senographe DMR is delivered with the optical sensor is installed in this position.
2. Ceiling height 2.4m (7.9ft.) or greater, but less than 2.5m (8.22ft.) :
– Install the optical sensor in the middle mounting hole (2 in Illust.1 ).
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SETTING OF ELEVATOR UPPER TRAVEL

LIMIT Job Card IST 040 2 of 4
3. Ceiling height 2.3m (7.5ft.) or greater, but less than 2.4m (7.9ft.) :
– Install the optical sensor in the lower mounting hole (3 in Illust. 1).
4. Ceiling height less than 2.3m (7.5ft.) :
– The Senographe DMR cannot be installed without special modification.
Note: The adjustment of the metal plate which blanks off the upper and lower sensors only affects the
elevator lower travel limit.
5.2 Repositioning of the optical sensor

1. Remove the tyraps on the cable connected to the optical sensor.
2. Remove the two 2.5 mm Allen screws securing the sensor.

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3. Remove the optical sensor and reinstall it in its new position, as determined in 5.1, above.
4. Reinstall and tighten the two 2.5 mm Allen screws, in the new position.
5. Reinstall tyraps on the sensor cable, as required.
6. Switch on the Senographe DMR, carry out a column raising and lowering test and check that the tube hous-
ing cover does not collide with the ceiling (check minimum clearance for safety of at least 8 cm to 9 cm).
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ILLUSTRATION 1
SENOGRAPHE DMR, SHOWING OPTICAL SENSOR POSITIONS
JOB CARDS
1
1
POSITIONS FOR 2
2 UPPER OPTICAL
SENSOR
3
3
COLUMN FRONT VIEW
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Purpose: GENERAL ERRORS DURING THE Version No.:

CALIBRATION Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None.
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
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GENERAL ERRORS DURING THE

CALIBRATION Job Card IST 041 2 of 8
SECTION 5
GENERAL ERRORS DURING THE CALIBRATION
DMR GENERAL ERRORS DURING THE CALIBRATION

ERROR MESSAGE DESCRIPTION CORRECTIVE ACTION
RESULT OF OUT OF ORDER Failure Go back to application mode
CALIBRATION and note (fix) the error code
EXPOSURES
(WHATEVER STOP BY ARM Failure caused by the gantry Go back to application mode
JOB CARD IS USED) and note (fix) the error code
TOO HOT The tube is too hot Wait for the tube cooling. If
it takes more than 20 min-
utes, then cancel the proce-
dure and do it again.
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ARCING Too many arcings Repeat the exposure

SOFTWARE ERROR Mistake in calculation of the Inform the Central Support
parameters of a curve by
approximation : software
error
NOT ENOUGH PTS Insufficient number of points Do the calibration again
acquired.
Calibration is not complete
or has been interrupted by
the operator.
PARAM DISPERSED Maximum > 1000 time the Do the calibration again.
minimum. Inform the Central Support.
Procedure or software error
ALL PARAM NIL The matrix determinant = 0. Do the calibration again.
Procedure or software error. Inform the Central Support.
PIVOT NIL The matrix diagonal = 0 but Do the calibration again.
the result is < > 0 Inform the Central Support.
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CALCULATION OVERFLOW Real number is transformed Check that the AEC calibra-
ERROR into a string. tion has been property done.
Values are out of the interval If yes, then check the cell.
+/– 9999000000
ERROR Floating point calculation The best way is to restart
068/022 error. AEC calibration at level
This error originates gener- IST 007, with the right
ally from invalid parameters default parameters. Suppose
calculated during pm yeld you are calibrating FSC A
calibration (IST 007). and that couples B, C, D
The error can occur whithin were not already used ; using
IST 007, 013 or 014 procedure IST 007 para-
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graph 6–4–1, copy succes-
sively from C (no screen)
to A (no screen)
and C (with screen)
to A (with screen).
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CONNECTION CONNECTING Information message : If there is no connection
WITH THE ARM connection in progress. despite the message, it is a
(DURING A software error ––> inform
CALIBRATION the Central Support
EXPOSURE)
NO ARM REPLY Gantry failure (arm) Check the gantry and its
connection with the genera-
tor (optical fibers)
ACCESS REFUSED The command has not been Software error ––> inform
taken into account the Central Support
CONNECT ERROR Unknown answer form the Software error ––> inform
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gantry the Central Support

ARM STOPPED Gantry stopped Check that the gantry runs
properly, if is does it is a
software error ––> inform
the Central Support
ARM ERROR Gantry out of order Check that the gantry runs
properly, if is does not note
the error code
COMMUNIC ERROR The received message is Software error ––> inform
wrong the Central Support
CONFIGURATION TUBE MISMATCH The select configuration Choose one of the possible
OF THE does not exist configuration indicated in
X–RAY TUBE the steering guide
(paragraphs 13–v & 13–vi)
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DMR ERRORS ASSOCIATED TO A JOB CARD

IST003 LIMITED ICH One or more filament heat- See IST003
X–RAY TUBE (Warning message only) ing current values were cal- paragraph 5.1.6.
HEATER CURRENT culated above 5.6A.
CALIBRATION
IST 005 TOO MUCH PLEXI PM current is insufficient Check the thickness of the
PHOTOCELL plexi and check that the
CALIBRATION bucky is without cassette.
Reduce the thickness of the
plexi according to the
Job Card and do the calibra-
tion again.
This problem may come
from the hardware ––>
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check the photocell board
800–PL4. Change photocell
if necessary.
IST 005 NOT ENOUGH PLEXI PM current is too high Check the thickness of the
PHOTOCELL plexi.
CALIBRATION Increase the thickness of the
plexi according to the
Job Card and do the calibra-
tion again.
This problem may come
from the hardware ––>
check the photocell board
800–PL4. Change photocell
if necessary.
OUT OF ORDER Failure Go back to application mode
and note (fix) the error code.
ARM ABSENT Default generator configura- Select ”arm present” in the
tion CONFIG menu of the gener-
ator
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IST 007 GRID ABSENT Test of the presence of the Put the grid back inside the
PM grid bucky
YIELD
GRID PRESENT Test of the presence of the Take out the grid from the
grid bucky
RH FILTER OFF Control of the tube and RH Check the tube configuration
filter version
HV = MIN, KV CHGE Information messages : only Press the exposure button to
HV = MAX, CFG CHGE appear when the operator continue the calibration
REDUCE HV, AGAIN interrupts the calibration
RISE HV, AGAIN
MEASURE ERROR Calculated point out of range Perform again the current
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calibration step (6–3 or 6–5

or 6–8 or 6–10)
YIELD NIL Calculation error Copy parameters “x” to
another unused couple “y”.
Continue calibration with
couple “y”.
Couple “x” can be used with
another screen calibration.
BAD RESULT Reference energy will be Perform again the current
negative calibration Step: both 6.3
and 6.5 or both 6.8 and
6.10).
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IST 013 ANOTHER FILM The delta of the measured Reload the cassette and
NON RECIPROCITY optical density exceeds the continue the calibration
CALIBRATION acceptable range :
––> make another exposure
to continue the calibration
ODMEA TOO SMALL The measured optical den- Check the value entered
ODMEA TOO LARGE sity is out of the acceptable
limits
INVALID PARAM The curve determined by Check the root values of
coefficient A0, A1, A2, is parameters A0, A1, A2,
not valid (see Job Card)
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CALCUL. ERROR Calculation error of the non– Redo the calibration with the
reciprocity coefficients root parameters
(A0, A1, A2) indicated in
the Job Card
CHECK PLEXI CM If the measured thickness is Check the thichness of the
too much different from the plexi.
plexi thickness required Ignore the message if the
(+/– 0.5 cm) measure is right
IST 014 OD_MS = TOO LOW The mAs used for the expo- Change the mAs value or
REFERENCE OD_MS = TOO HIGH sure are too low or too hight. enter the right value of the
ENERGY This may also be an error in optical density
CALIBRATION the measurement of the opti-
cal density.
ARCING STOP Too many arcings : No specific action : try to
calibration stopped make the exposure again
IST 016 OUT OF RANGE The entered mA value is out Do the calibration again or
mA CALIBRATION of acceptable range. check the Hardware
(40 mA mini – 60 mA maxi)
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IST 017 OUT OF RANGE The entered tension value Do the calibration again or
KV CALIBRATION exceed normal value by check the Hardware
more than 15%. The calcu-
lated parameters deviate
from normal value by more
than 15% at 25 and 40 KV
IST 018 NORMAL CELL ERR Direction of tube housing Coordination the software
STEREOTIX 2 LELF CELL ERR angulation is incorrect selection and the real angula-
PHOTOCELL CENT CELL ERR tion
CALIBRATION RIGHT CELL ERR
REDUCING HV Information : after the expo- Press the exposure button to
sure button is released, the continue the calibration
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HPTM is reduced by the

software
RISING HV Information : after the expo- Press the exposure button to
sure button is released, the continue the calibration
HPTM is increased ad by the
software
IST 020 TOO MANY SPITS If more than 5 arcings at Check ground cable connec-
TUBE WARM–UP 22 KV. tion
If the number of returns Change the tube
from
26 KV to 22 KV is > or = 3.
If the number of exposures
for the same KV value is >
or = 10
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Purpose: CONNECTING ROOM LAMPS AND ROOM Version No.:

DOOR Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
The necessary hardware (wires, lamp, switches...) is field or/and customer supplied.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None.
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
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CONNECTING ROOM LAMPS AND

ROOM DOOR Job Card IST 042 2 of 4
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
1. Referring to Illustration 1 for details, connect the room and lamps wiring to XJ1, XJ2, XJ3 (location shown
in Illustration 2) on the 200PL4 board.
2. Route the wires in the generator, along with the DMR mains supply cable.
ILLUSTRATION 1
WIRING OF THE ROOM LAMPS AND DOOR
DMR GENERATOR CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED HARDWARE
AC or DC
Board supply
200PL4 Seno ON lamp
K1 XJ1
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AC or DC
supply
K2 XJ2 X-ray ON lamp
K3
XJ3
~
Room door switch 24v /AC
(external power supply)
3. Locate the board 400–PL1 (see illustration 3) and move jumpers JP1 and JP2 (room door disabled) to park-
ing position JP3 and JP4 (room door enabled).
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TABLE 1
JP1 (PREPA) JP2 (GRAPHY) DOOR CLOSED DOOR OPENED
0 0 PREPA and GRAPHY PREPA and GRAPHY

enabled disabled

enabled disabled (see Note 1)
1 0 PREPA and GRAPHY PREPA enabled

enabled GRAPHY disabled

enabled enabled
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0 = Jumper removed
1 = Jumper in place
Note 1: Using this setting, iIf the door opens during the exposure, the exposure will NOT be aborted and will
finish normally.
Note: When room door is enabled, the signals valid–PR (1st trigger or prepa) and valid–GR (graphy)
are enabled through the room door switch.
The load current rating of the relays K1 and K2 on 200–PL4 is:
– 8A @ 250 VAC
– or 5A @ 30 VDC
The relay K3 must be supplied with 24Vac
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ILLUSTRATION 2
LOCATION OF ROOM WIRING CONNECTORS
XJ1 Room
XJ2 lamps
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XJ3 and door

wiring
200 PL4
ILLUSTRATION 3
LOCATION OF JP1 TO JP4
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Purpose: DMR INSTALLATION FORM Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None.
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
Use this form to note down all the data collected during the DMR installation. This form has sufficient room
for the calibration of 2 screen / film couples. You can also add your personnal notes and remarks at the end
of this form, to help you during future maintenances.
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DMR INSTALLATION FORM

JOB CARDS
IST 022
Measure at Step 5–1–3/5–1–4 +Ve / –Ve /

Measure at step 5–1–6 AC 220 V
Measure at step 5–2–1 DC +5 V
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IST007: First screen. Test of thickness displayed on the console

RT (2cm) Delta (2cm) RT (4cm) Delta (4cm) RT (6cm) Delta (6cm)
Contact mode with Grid with-
out Screen
Contact mode with Grid with
Screen
Magnification mode without
Grid without Screen
Magnification mode without
Grid with Screen
Legend:
RT: Radiological Thickness
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Delta (X cm) = Radiological Thickness – Plexiglass Thickness
Expected Results:
Each Radiological thickness must be equal to the Plexiglass thickness +/– 2 mm
absolute value (Delta (2cm) – Delta (6cm)) < 1.5 mm.
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32 / 1,5 cm
28 / 5.5 cm
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28 / 5.5 cm
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IST007: Second screen. Test of thickness displayed on the console

RT (2cm) Delta (2cm) RT (4cm) Delta (4cm) RT (6cm) Delta (6cm)
Contact mode with Grid with
Screen
Magnification mode without Grid
with Screen
Legend:
RT: Radiological Thickness. Delta (X cm) = Radiological Thickness – Plexiglass Thickness.
Expected Results:
Each Radiological thickness must be equal to the Plexiglass thickness +/– 2 mm
absolute value (Delta (2cm) – Delta (6cm)) < 1.5 mm.
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32 / 1,5 cm
28 / 5.5 cm
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32 / 1,5 cm
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Purpose: SETTING PADDLE DEFORMATION Version No.:

PARAMETERS Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None.
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SECTION 3
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PADDLE DEFORMATION PARAMETERS
The objective is to check the values of the paddle deformation parameters and to modify them if necessary.
These parameters alter the X–Ray exposure behaviour in AOP mode.
5.1 Format 18x24 paddles in contact mode
5.1.1 Starting from application mode, select:

SETUP/GENE/INSTAL/GENE/AOP/PELOTE/18x24
5.1.2 Rotate the KV button to see either the offset or the gain values. Check agains table 1 below. change
the value(s) if necessary.
Table 1 Offset value Gain value

Standard injected plastic paddle (*) +1.000 E + 0 +6.000 E – 1
Metallic arm paddles –1.000 E + 0 +7.000 E – 1
(*) = default factory setting.
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SETTING PADDLE DEFORMATION

PARAMETERS Job Card IST 044 2 of 2
5.2 Format 24x30 paddles is contact mode
5.2.1 Select SETUP / 24x30
5.2.2 Rotate the KV button to see either the offset or the gain values. Check against table 2 below. Change

Standard injected plastic paddle (*) +1.000 E + 0 +8.000 E – 1
Metallic arm paddles +0.000 E + 0 +1.000 E – 1
(*) = default factory setting.
5.3 Magnification paddles

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5.3.1 Select: SETUP / MAG
5.3.2 Rotate the KV button to see either the offset or the gain values. Check against table 3 below. Change

All magnification paddles +2.000 E + 0 +2.000 E – 1
5.4 Stereo Paddles
5.4.1 Select: SETUP / STEREO
5.4.2 Rotate the kV button to see either the offset or the gain values. Check against table 4 below.
Changes the value(s) if necessary.

All Stereo paddles 3.000 E + 0 1.000 E – 1
5.5 Perform a CKSUM and return to Application mode.
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Purpose: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOLLOW–UP Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None.
JOB CARDS
SECTION 3
None.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
SECTION 5
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Despite its inherent reliability, the Senographe DMR requires certain minimum maintenance. A Maintenance
Program, whose frequency may vary according to the type of use of the equipment, is outlined in Table 1.
Use the Maintenance Follow–up Table to track maintenance operations over time.
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FOLLOW–UP Job Card IST 045 2 of 4

MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
Frequency
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Date: Date: Date: Date: Date:
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Date: Date: Date: Date: Date:
Exposure Exposure Exposure Exposure Exposure

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Purpose: CHECKS ON PRE-EXPOSURE Version No.:

Date:
Time: 30 min Personnel: 1
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Normal cassette of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
D Film of type used in the screen pair being calibrated
SECTION 2
TOOLS
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complete coverage of the photo-cell).
Tool reference (plexi plates) : 45 203 014 or 46–286893 (US pole).
Thickness accuracy of plexiglass plates is mandatory (10 0.2 mm).
For memo: chemical formula of plexiglass is C5H8O2, different from Lexan and Nylon!
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D About checksum, see chapter 1, para. 3–7.
D kV accuracy check (if applicable) followed by kVp recalibration must be performed before this job
card (see IST 033, para. 5.1.11).
D Job Card IST 006 SCREEN PAIR SELECTION AND CONFIGURATION
D Job Card IST 007 must have been performed recently.
D In case of error messages during this calibration, see IST 041 for explanations.
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CHECKS ON PRE-EXPOSURE
SECTION 5
CHECKS ON PRE–EXPOSURE IN AOP MODE
5.1 Purpose of test

For good results in gridlines, it is required to have a good prediction of exposure time in AEC and AOP mode.
This prediction can be affected by an uncorrected adjustment of the kV feed–back circuit on 701PL1 board
(KV/MA board). For example, an overshoot on KV waveform during pre–exposure (pre–shot) would give a
minimized or a maximized value for radiological thickness, compared to the thickness measured during main
exposure.
A simple check is to record the thickness measurement done by photocell during a complete exposure and
compare it to the measurement during pre–exposure. The measurement will have to be done several times to
take in account other variations in the system.
This adjustment does not modify the AEC/AOP calibration; it will improve the grid movement ( the risk of
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grid lines is more important for short exposure times).

Since generator software 3.26, the AEC mode works with a pre–exposure, same as AOP mode.
ILLUSTRATION 4
START
Make 5 exposures
AEC 28kV
Turn P1 Measure of thickness
No
Result analysis good
Yes
Final adjustment
Turn P1
END
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5.2 When perform this test

– If you detect gridlines
– or if radiological thickness of an AEC pre– exposure is smaller or equals to the radiological thickness of expo-
sure
– or if you have 097/027 error code in the generator error log file.
Caution:
After each pre–shot or exposure wait 30s before performing other X–rays.
5.3 How to check AEC exposure
The appreciation of Kv rise time is based on the measure of radiological thickness during the pre–shot. When
there is an undershoot or an overshoot of KV this measure of radiological thickness have a significant disper-
sion.
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So we need to perform at least 5 pre–shot to get a sufficient accuracy; (du to the variability in pre–shot length)
5.3.1 Preparation for test:

• Power–OFF/ON the DMR
• Used a calibrated FSC; note here after the original parameters:
FSC NAME:_________________
• Set and note the following parameters in menu medical:
Disable auto decomp Check if Yes or no
Disable cassette detection
Note the original force limit registered______=______DaN
• SID = 660 mm
• ⋅DMR examination Arm: vertical
• 18x24 compression paddle installed
• Put 4 cm of plexiglass on the bucky; verified that photocell area is covered
• Compress the Plexiglas to get the mechanical thickness as described above; you need always compress with
the same force; chose 11DaN.
• You could set in medical menu, the maximum compression force to 11daN, to get reproducibility of all expo-
sures requested by this job card
• Insert a cassette with film (we do not need to develop this film).
• Choose AEC mode 28kV.
5.3.2 System warm–up in AEC mode 28 kV

• Perform a serie of 5 exposures with 30 seconds waiting time between each exposure in order to warm–up the
tube.
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5.3.3 Acquisition of Exposures in AEC mode 28 kVp
1. Press 1st trigger button until 1st trigger lamp is on
2. Press 2nd trigger to take pre–exposure ONLY ; RELEASE 2nd trigger and Prep buttons BE-
FORE actual exposure starts. Clear the Abort sound.
3. Read the radiological thickness on console.
4. Record this value in Table 1, value THp1 (which stands for Thickness, pre–exposure N°1 )
Note: Be sure to record all digits on the console (ex: 4.17 cm)
5. Redo the same exposure, but this time, let the system finish the main exposure.
6. Read the radiological thickness on console.

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7. Record this value in Table 1, value THe1 (which stands for Thickness, exposure N°1 ),
8. Repeat steps ”1” to ”7” FOUR TIMES and each time report values in Table 1 (THp2 to THp5
and THe2 to THe5). Observe carefully a waiting time between exposures.
9. Calculate average values for THp, THe and Delta

(Win95 Calculator can be useful for this task; you can find it using menu: Start/Programs/Acces-
sories)
10. Report Values AV_THp , AV_THe and AV_ ∆ Table 2. (AV stands for Average)
Table 1 : Pre–exposure test
(note Thickness values in cm)
THp THe (main Delta

(pre–expo exposure) (THe –
sure) THp)
THp1 THe1 Delta 1
THp2 THe2 Delta 2
THp3 THe3 Delta 3
THp4 THe4 Delta 4
THp5 THe5 Delta 5

Average AV_THp AV_THe AV_
Delta
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5.4 Analysis of results

Two conditions are required:
• Average Delta should be comprised between 0.00 and –0.03 cm (no positive value allowed), meaning that
pre–exposure measured thickness is always slightly above the real thickness
• THp minimal is equals or greater than THe maximal
If these conditions are satisfied, go to section 5.7 Final adjustment of KV rise time.
If not, « kV return » signal may not be properly calibrated. Proceed to next paragraph 5.5.
5.5 Corrective action on KV risetime

D If the gap is small (less than 0.2 cm), you can directly fine tune the HV risetime by rotating the potentiome-
ter P1 CW or CCW according to examples given below (one turn corresponds to about 0.01 cm of thick-
ness).
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Note: P1 is the frequency compensation adjustment of the DMR HV probe (HV connection +
wire…) if you turn P1 clockwise you go to overshoot, if you turn P1 to reverse clockwise you
go to undershoot.
Examples of adjustment for 701PL1 –P1:
First example :
AV_THp 4.03 cm AV_THe 4.06 cm AV_Delta 0.03 cm
In this case, turn P1 by 3 turns clockwise: this will increase THp by 0.03cm approximately.
Refine if necessary.
Second example :
AV_THp 4.08. cm AV_THe 4.01 cm AV_Delta –0.07 cm
In this case, when average delta is equals or smaller than –0.06, turn P1 with a maximum of 6 turns re-
verse clockwise by step: this will reduce THp by 0.06cm approximately; average delta is not linear.
Refine if necessary.
5.6 First Adjustment check

• Perform again the test exposures as specified in paragraph 5.3.2 and 5.3.3 above; note results in table 2 below.
• Results must be in the conditions of paragraph 5.4 Analysis of results
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Table 2 : Pre–exposure test

(note Thickness values in cm)
THp THe (main Delta

(pre–expo exposure) (THe –
sure) THp)
THp1 THe1 Delta 1
THp2 THe2 Delta 2
THp3 THe3 Delta 3
THp4 THe4 Delta 4

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THp5 THe5 Delta 5
Average AV_THp AV_THe AV_

Delta
5.7 Final Adjustment of KV rise time

• The second adjustment of P1 is made after successfully perform first adjustment with average delta between
0.00 and –0.03.
• Second adjustment: turn P1 of 7 positive turns clockwise.
• Make 5 pre–exposures AEC Mo/Mo 28KV and for each one, check that radiological thickness is always
greater than the radiological thickness found in the last check.
5.8 Restore original parameters:

Disable auto decomp Yes or No
Original force limit registered = DaN
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Purpose: CHECK OF VIEWBOX(ES) Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Luxmeter (Range 1 to 10 000lux) suitable for photometric measurements.
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D Luminancemeter (range 10 to 10 000 cd/m2 or nit) suitable for photometric measurements.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None.
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CHECK OF VIEWBOX(ES)
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Ambient light test

• Switch on all light sources of the view room except the viewbox to be checked,
• Position the luxmeter photocell at a distance of 30 cm from the viewbox, in direction opposite to the
latter (to measure the light received on viewbox surface),
• Record the Lux value (on datasheet) and proceed the same way for other viewboxes.
Pass criterion: Each measured Lux value of ambient light must be < 50 Lux.
5.2 Viewbox test:

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5.2.1 Definition of measurement areas (See figure below)

• The viewbox is generally divided into four diagnostic areas (i.e. four times a 35 X 43 area),
• Five test points are identified in each diagnostic area (one test point at the center, and four test points at
the corner of an area of 35 X 43).
Area # 1 Area # 2 Area # 3 Area # 4

(35 X 43) (35 X 43) (35 X 43) (35 X 43)
C1 C2 C3 C4
Viewbox
5 test points in
each area
5.2.2 Procedure
• Switch on the viewbox to be tested and wait for 5 minutes,
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• Position the luminancemeter towards the five test points of a diagnostic area and record the correspond-
ing luminance values (in cd/m2) values on datasheet,
• Repeat the measurements for all other areas,
• Perform the same way for all other viewboxes.
5.2.3 Pass criterion

• Value at the center of each diagnostic area must be equal to the mean of the measurements in the center
of each of the five areas within ± 15% and should be > 3500 cd/m2 (or nit) ; recommended value is
> 7000 cd/m2 (or nit).
• Values in the corners of each area should be equal the value at the center within ± 10%,
• The deviation between the means of the measurements in the center of each of the five areas of two
viewboxes must be < 20 %.
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Purpose: CHECK OF SENSITOMETRIC STABILITY Version No.:

Date:
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Densitometer, Sensitometer, Marker pen, Gloves, Film, Test Cassette.
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SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION WEAR CLOTH GLOVES TO HANDLE THE FILM.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
4.1 Check temporal stability of the film processor
– Apply recommended check procedure provided by the manufacturer.
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SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Sensitometric procedure:
5.1.1 Purpose:
• The purpose is to check the compliance of system condition with respect to a rated and/or reference condition,
i.e. gamma as a function of chemical/Film/Film processor parameters.
• It could help to find out the optimum O.D. which allows a good completion of IST 013.
5.1.2 Procedure:
a) expose the film with the sensitometer set to green, with the film right way up (if single emulsion is used)
• For most of the films, the emulsion is facing down when the notch is on the upper left.
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• For an X–RITE 333 sensitometer, the emulsion must be facing down with the film up against the stop.
b) Develop the film and write in all data necessary for its identification: site, date and time,
c) Calibrate the densitometer to zero on step 1 of the film sensitometric strip:
Note: Calibration of LNRT and Reference Energy are done using net Optical Density values (without base +
fog).
d) Measure and record O.D. levels for each step ( 1 through 21) in Table 3–1, then draw the sensitometric curve,
Step # Measured O.D. Step # Measured O.D.

Step 1 Step 12
Step 2 Step 13
Step 3 Step 14
Step 4 Step 15
Step 5 Step 16
Step 6 Step 17
Step 7 Step 18
Step 8 Step 19
Step 9 Step 20
Step 10 Step 21
Step 11
Table 3–1: O.D. steps record
e) Note the first step whose relative density is greater or equal to 1 (Sensitivity Index). Let N be the step found and
D(N) its relative optical density, and record it in Table 3–2.
f) Note the relative optical density for step (N + 2). Let this measured value be D(N + 2).
g) Calibrate the densitometer to zero without film, then measure the raw O.D. for step 1 (Base + Fog density). Re-
cord it in Table 3–2.
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5.1.3 Calculation & Pass/Fail criteria
Parameters Measured val- Pass/Fail crite- Result

ues rion
Base + Fog density = Measurement of raw O.D. on step 1 Must be < 0.23
of the sensitometric strip
Sensitivity Index (N) = First step whose relative density
(D) is greater or equal to 1.
Contrast Index = D(N + 2) – D(N).
Density deviation between step N (corresponding to Sensi-
tivity Index) and step N + 2.
Calculated Gamma = Contrast Index / 0.3 See table 3
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Maximum Density = Density of step 21
Table 3–2: Sensitometric calculations
Note: The Gamma value calculated by the DMR must be close to the Gamma value calculated manually to
get good results about optical density.
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Purpose: A0 OPTIMIZATION FOR CONTACT MODE Version No.:

Date:
Time: xx min Personnel: 1
SECTION 1
PURPOSE
This procedure applies to the DMR mammographic equipment line.
The standard adjustment made using Job cards IST007 and IST013 guarantees an acceptable Optical Density
variation for each Track/Filter combination.
The two purposes of this additional Job Card IST050 are the following:
1) to check the Optical Density variation for a plexiglass thickness varying from 2 to 6 cm,
2) to reduce the Optical Density variations when switching from one combination to another among the three
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possible (Mo/Mo, Mo/Rh and Rh/Rh), and allows to be compliant with the specifications of MQSA 2002 stan-
dards (US Regulation). This is achieved by optimizing the values of the coefficients A0 without screen and
with grid coming from IST007 calibration, for Mo/Rh and Rh/Rh Track/Filter combinations.
SECTION 2
WHERE/WHEN
1) For already installed systems:
Where
– In the countries where MQSA 2002 has become a requirement.

– For the other countries if you need to reduce the Optical Density variation.
When
This procedure should be performed once for each Film/Screen combination.

It must be repeated each time Job Card IST007, IST013 or IST014 is redone, for example when the user intro-
duces a new Film /Screen combination
2) For new DMR system installation
Where
This procedure should be performed in all countries
When
This procedure should be performed once for each Film/Screen combination during the first installation of the
system (refer to the “flowchart of AEC/AOP calibration”).
It must be repeated each time Job Card IST007, IST013 or IST014 is redone, for example when the user intro-
duces a new Film /Screen combination
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SECTION 3
PROCEDURE
Copy the 2283482–200_IST050_DMR_A0_OPTIMIZATION.xls file from the CD 2283482–200 onto
your PC hard disk, then run the file from the hard disk. Follow instruction given in the .xls file
Note: If you are not provided with Excel*, all necessary formulas are included in the
2283482–200_IST050_DMR_A0_OPTIMIZATION.pdf file.
*Excel is a registered Trade–Mark of Microsoft Corporation.

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Purpose: A0 OPTIMIZATION FOR THE Version No.:

MAGNIFICATION MODE Date:
Time: xx min Personnel: 1
SECTION 1
PURPOSE
This procedure applies to the DMR mammographic equipment line.
The standard adjustment made using Job cards IST007, IST013 and IST046 guarantees an acceptable Optical
Density variation for each Track/Filter combination.
The goal of this additional Job card IST051 is to reduce the Optical Density variations when switching from
one combination to another among the three possible (Mo/Mo, Mo/Rh and Rh/Rh) inside the magnification
mode, and allows to be compliant with the countries regulations (e.g.: MQSA 2002).
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This procedure does not reduce the shift between the contact mode and the magnification mode.
This is achieved by optimizing the values of the coefficients A0 without screen and without grid coming from
IST007 calibration, for Mo/Rh and Rh/Rh Track/Filter combination, the Mo/Mo combination being taken as
a reference.
SECTION 2
WHERE/WHEN SHOULD THIS JOB CARD BE PERFORMED?
Where
If you need to reduce the optical density variation between Mo/Mo, Mo/Rh and Rh//Rh inside the
magnification mode.
When
This procedure should be performed once for each Film/Screen combination.
It must be repeated each time Job Card IST007, IST013 or IST014 is/are redone, for example when the user
introduces a new Film/Screen combination.
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TION MODE Job Card IST 051 2 of 2
SECTION 3
PROCEDURE
Copy the 2283482–200_IST051_DMR_A0_OPTIMIZATION.xls file from the CD 2283482–200 onto your PC
hard disk, then run the file from the hard disk. Follow instruction given in the .xls file
Note: If you are not provided with Excel*, all necessary formulas are included in the
2283482–200_IST051_DMR_A0_OPTIMIZATION.pdf file.
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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.
The error code listing, below, only contains codes ccc/ddd, to facilitate technical
communication.
Note: *** : these 3 stars indicates an explanation at the end of this chapter (section 3) for a
possible known root cause.
4–1
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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.
ERROR CODES
4–2
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
SECTION 2
ERROR CODE LIST
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
Gene interface: reset error (see Chap. 1 Sect. 3) 004/001
ERROR CODES
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
4–3
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
Generator: fault at exposure command 006/000

Generator: fault at exposure command 006/001
Generator: signal kV_Inf_5 (Less_than_5kV) not rising 006/002
Generator: Signal En_Pose (Exposure_On) not rising 006/003
Generator: fatal security triggered during exposure 006/004
Generator: fatal security triggered at end of exposure or signal En_Pose (Exposure_On) 006/005
stays ’high’
Generator: signal Secu_Rattrap (No_Fatal_Security) stays ’high’ after ’arcing recovery’ 006/011
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
Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 012/001
Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) stays ’low’ when bias generation starts 012/002
Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) goes ’low’ after stabilization 012/003
Focus bias: signal Pres_Polar (Bias_Presence) stays ’high’ after bias generation stopped 012/004
Anode starter software error: unknown command 016/001
Anode starter software error: unknown task status 016/002
ERROR CODES
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 017/001

Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) not rising during acceleration to 017/002
9000 rpm
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) not rising during acceleration to 017/003
6000 rpm
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation at 017/004
9000 rpm
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation at 017/005
6000 rpm
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation (speed 017/006
< 9000 rpm)
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) goes ’low’ during rotation (speed 017/007
< 6000 rpm)
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’high’ during 9000 rpm 017/008
braking
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’high’ during 6000 rpm 017/009
braking
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’high’ during rotor failure 017/010
Anode starter: signal Pres_Rotation (Rotation_Presence) stays ’low’ during rotation 017/011
Heater software error: unknown command 021/001
Heater software error: unknown task status 021/002
4–4
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
Heater software error: Heater scaling parameters (ICH) or heater values are not valid 021/003
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 022/001
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’low’ when heater started 022/002
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during pre–heater phase 022/003
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during 1st trigger 022/004
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during exposure 022/005
Heater track 1: mA value not significant 022/006
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ after exposure 022/007
Heater track 1: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’high’ when heater stopped 022/008
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) ’high’ in standby status 023/001
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’low’ when heater started 023/002
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during pre–heater phase 023/003
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during 1st trigger 023/004
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) goes ’low’ during exposure 023/005
Heater track 2: mA value not significant 023/006
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) ’low’ after exposure 023/007
Heater track 2: signal Pres_Chauf (Heater_Presence) stays ’high’ when heater stopped 023/008
ERROR CODES
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
Grid sync: signal Synchro_Bras (Synchro_Arm) ’high’ in standby status 027/001
Grid sync: grid start signal not received or grid fault detected 027/002
Grid sync: signal Synchro_Bras (Synchro_Arm) ’low’ after grid start 027/003
Grid sync: grid stop signal not received or grid fault detected 027/004
Arm fatal failure: acknowledgment of the Grid Stop Motion command sent by the 027/005
generator to the gantry not received by the generator
Arm fatal failure: Grid Stop Power command not received on time from the exposure 027/006
automaton (time out on the reception 15s)
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
4–5
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

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
HTPM/IPM: HTPM reference not transmitted or HTPM fault 037/001
HTPM/IPM: IPM measurement request not transmitted or switch fault 037/002
HTPM/IPM: offset value outside tolerance 037/003
HTPM/IPM: HTPM measurement request not transmitted or switch fault 037/004
HTPM/IPM: invalid HTPM value (valid range = reference +/– 20% ) 037/005
HTPM/IPM: IPM measurement request not transmitted after HTPM measurement or 037/006
switch fault
HTPM/IPM: HTPM reference not transmitted when stopped or HTPM fault 037/007
Gene thermal protection software: VRTX error 041/001
Gene thermal protection software: unknown anode starter status 041/005
ERROR CODES

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
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
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
Gene date/time: access timeout during time write sequence 066/003
4–6
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
Generator: Zero divide 067/000

Generator: floating point calculation error. xxx is VRTX task number 068/xxx
Generator: checksum error on battery saved memory 071/081
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
Gene software error: one system task (at least) not stable after a delay of 7 s when a 072/007
Prepa is performed
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
Gene software error (IST, standby): incorrect thickness for correlation calculation 073/004
ERROR CODES
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
Gene software error (IST, exposure): unknown exposure status 074/004
4–7
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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
Exposure aborted: timeout 079/001
Exposure aborted: heater fault *** 079/002
4–8
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
Exposure aborted: anode starter fault 079/003

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
Gene: ’Endurance’ error code 082/000
ERROR CODES
Communication error Digital system 083/000
Failure before exposure: rising Synchro_Grid signal not received from Gantry (after 084/008
Graphy pushed)
Failure before exposure: rising Synchro_Grid signal not received from Gantry (after 084/009
Graphy pushed and exposure start status received from the generator driver)
Generator: PROM checksum error 090/000
U–turn before end of pre–shot: The exposure time for the pre–shot (AOP mode) is greater 097/026
than the grid motion duration until the first turn–back point.
U–turn before end of exposure: The exposure time for the exposure (manual and AOP 097/027
mode) is greater than the grid motion duration until the first turn–back point.
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
4–9
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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
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
ERROR CODES
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
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
4–10
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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
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
ERROR CODES
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
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
4–11
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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
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
ERROR CODES
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
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
4–12
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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
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
Grid movement: overcurrent detected 118/007
Grid movement: grid calibration time too long 118/008
Grid movement: overcurrent detected 118/009
Grid movement: invalid offset 118/010
Grid movement: invalid gain 118/011
Grid movement: limit of travel not found 118/012
ERROR CODES
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
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
4–13
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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
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
Column up/down: Both end of travel sensors are closed 156/008
Column up/down: is locked in both directions (from speed measurement) 156/009
Column up/down: signal Pres_Log_Asc (Column_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 156/010
Column up/down: signal Pres_Log_Asc (Column_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 156/011
Column up/down: signal Pres_Log_Asc (Column_Soft_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 156/012
ERROR CODES
Column up/down: signals Asc_Inactif & R_On_Asc 156/013

(Column_Power_Inactive & On_Column_Return) both ’high’
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
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
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column);Asc_Inactif & R_On_Asc 156/016
(Column_Power_Inactive & On_Column_Return) both ’low’
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column);Asc_Inactif 156/017
(Column_Power_Inactive) ’low’ & column defective
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column); signal Asc_Inactif 156/018
(Column_Power_Inactive) ’high’ during init
Column up/down: signal R_On_Asc (On_Column_Return) ’high’ during init 156/019
Column up/down: direction of movement is opposite to the desired direction 156/020
Column up/down: ’up’ end of travel sensor is defective 156/021
Column up/down: ’down’ end of travel sensor is defective 156/022
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (column); R_On_Asc (On_Column_Return) 156/023
’high’ without legal command
Column up/down: column is driven up but measured speed = 0 cm/s 156/024
4–14
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
Column up/down: column is driven down but measured speed = 0 cm/s 156/025
Column up/down: emergency stop produced if movement continues more than 500 mS 156/027
after command release
Compression: motor slipping during reference search *** 157/005
Compression: abnormal immobility of paddle *** 157/006
Compression: loss of steps detected at reference crossing *** 157/007
Compression: abnormal step generation detected (during init) 157/008
Compression: signal Valid_Comp (Comp_Valid) cannot inhibit paddle movement (during 157/009
init)
Compression: counter used by force sensor no longer incremented *** 157/010
Compression: position sensor closed too long during compression 157/011
Compression: no reference crossing during decompression *** 157/012
Compression: signal Pres_Oper (Operator_Presence) cannot inhibit paddle movement 157/013
(during init)
Compression: signal Pres_Ajust (Comp_Adjust) too long in ’low’ status 157/014
Compression: signal Pres_Ajust (Comp_Adjust) too long in ’high’ status 157/015
Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) cannot inhibit paddle movement 157/016
(during init)
Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 157/017
ERROR CODES
Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 157/018
Compression: power supply problem (signal Alim_OK (Power_Supply_Active)) 157/020
Compression: phase1 & phase2 cannot be ’low’ at the same time (during init) 157/021
Compression: signal Pres_Log_Comp (Comp_Soft_Pres) ’high’ (during init) 157/022
Compression: slipping during decompression movement *** 157/023
Lateral collimator motor: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 158/009
Lateral collimator: no reference crossing during movement 158/013
Lateral collimator: optical sensor detection problem 158/017
Lateral collimator: optical sensor detection problem 158/018
Lateral collimator: slipping during collimator movement *** 158/019
Rear collimator motor: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 159/009
4–15
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

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

Front collimator: optical sensor detection problem 160/017
Front collimator: optical sensor detection problem 160/018
Front collimator: slipping during collimator movement *** 160/019
Tube housing angulation: no reference crossing during movement 161/000
Tube housing angulation: loss of steps detected at reference crossing 161/009
Filter wheel: step number error between two references 162/006
4–16
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

Filter wheel: no reference crossing during rotation 162/011
Filter wheel: in standby, wheel moved from stable position 162/012
Light centering device: signal Centreur_OK (Light_Centering_OK) too long in ’low’ status 164/001
Grid movement: power supply problem (signal Alim_OK (Power_Supply_Active)) 168/020
Inter–arm lock: signal Pres_Log_Ver (Lock_Soft_Pres) too long in ’low’ status 170/005
Inter–arm lock: signal Pres_Log_Ver (Lock_Soft_Pres) too long in ’high’ status 170/006
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm lock); Eta_Verrou_Off 170/007
(Lock_Power_Inactive) ’low’ during init
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm lock); Eta_Verrou_Off & R_On_Verrou 170/008
(Lock_Power_Inactive & On_Lock_Return) both ’low’
Inter–arm lock: signals Eta_Verrou_Off & R_On_Verrou (Lock_Power_Inactive & 170/009
On_Lock_Return) both in ’high’ status
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
Inter–arm lock: signal R_On_Verrou (On_Lock_Return) ’high’ without legal command 170/011
Inter–arm lock: signal R_On_Verrou (On_Lock_Return) ’high’ during init 170/012
ERROR CODES
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm lock); R_On_Verrou 170/013
(On_Lock_Return) ’high’ without legal command
Arm rot. brake: signal Pres_Log_Frein_Rot (Rot_Brake_Soft_Pres) from compression arm 171/005
too long in ’low’ status
Arm rot. brake: signal Pres_Log_Frein_Rot (Rot_Brake_Soft_Pres) from compression arm 171/006
too long in ’high’ status
Arm rot. brake: signal R_On_Frein (On_Brake_Return) ’high’, but signal Eta_Rot_Off 171/007
(Rotat_Power_Inactive) ’low’
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
Arm rot. brake: signal R_On_Frein_Rot (On_Rotation_Brake_Return) ’high’ without legal 171/009
command
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
Arm rot. brake: signal R_On_Frein_Rot (On_Rotation_Brake_Return) ’high’ during init 171/013
Power shutdown: uncontrolled movement risk (arm brake); R_On_Frein_Rot 171/014
(On_Rotation_Brake_Return) ’high’ without legal command
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Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor frequency too high or too low 171/015
Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor in “dead” area for more than 30 sec 171/016
Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor in dead area for a short time 171/017
Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor not stabilized after movement 171/018
Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor output change exceeded 5 degrees for more 171/019
than a minute, with no arm movement.
Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor output change exceeded 5 degrees for more 171/020
than a minute, with no arm movement
Angle sensor failure; rotation angle sensor output changed by more than 20 degrees, with 171/021
no arm movement
no arm movement
no arm movement
no arm movement
Magnification sensor: unknown magnification code 172/003
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
ERROR CODES
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
SID sensor: unknown SID code 172/011
Arm angulation sensor: unknown angulation code 172/012
Gantry interface: date/time function read error 172/014
Signal On_Asc (On_Column) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/015
Signal On_Centreur (On_Light_Centering) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/016
Signal On_Comp ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/017
Signal On_Frein (On_Rotation_Brake) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/018
Signal On_Verrou (On_Lock) (Arm lock) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/019
Signal On_Trame (On_Grid) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/020
Signal Mot_Diaph_L_1 (Lat_Diaph_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/021
’low’
Signal Mot_Diaph_L_2 (Lat_Diaph_Motor_2) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/022
’low’
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Signal Mot_Diaph_A_1 (Rear_Diaph_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still 172/023

’low’
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
Signal Mot_Filtre_1 (Filter_Motor_1) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK (Loops_OK) still ’low’ 172/027
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 172/029
(Loops_OK) 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
Signal R_Standby_Diap_P (Rear_Diaph_Standby_Return) ’high’ but Bouclage_OK 172/032
Compression: one pedal pressed and signal Pres_Pedale (Pedal_Presence) ’low’ 172/055
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
ERROR CODES
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
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ERROR CODES: KNOWN ROOT CAUSES
071/081: Generator checksum error: check + 5.1V (see Job Card IST022) and Lithium
battery.
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).
ERROR CODES
159/019: check for play between collimator rear motor axis and pulley (screw not tightened).
160/019: check for mechanical play between collimator front motor axis and blade (screw
not tightened).
check for poor position of the flag in optocoupler fork.
check the calibration of front blade in IST030.
171/019 and 171/020:
reset DMR.
check for friction point in sensor; change if necessary.
If problem persists, note software version and call your OLC.
171/021 and 171/024:
reset DMR.
check sensor, connections, and board 800PL5, change if necessary.
172/006: if appearing at power on, the gantry interface board is probably defective.
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CHAPTER 5ILLUSTRATION 2TABLE 3 – SIGNAL LISTS/GLOSSARIES

LIST OF SIGNAL LISTS/GLOSSARIES
. . . . . . . . . . . TITLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE
GLOSSARY ENGLISH/FRENCH - GENERATOR (GENERATEUR) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
GLOSSARY ENGLISH/FRENCH - GANTRY (STATIF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-13
GLOSSAIRE FRANÇAIS/ANGLAIS - GENERATEUR (GENERATOR) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-27
GLOSSAIRE FRANÇAIS/ANGLAIS - STATIF (GANTRY) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-41
SIGNAL LISTS
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GLOSSARY
ENGLISH/FRENCH
GENERATOR (GENERATEUR)
SIGNAL LISTS
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SIGNAL NAME NOM DU SIGNAL

FROM TO
(GENERATOR) (GENERATEUR)
+12V 400T1 400PL1 - 2/F2 +12V
+12V_INPUT 400PL1 - 6/A4 400PL2 - 8/C1 +12V_ENTREE
+12V_LV_SUPPLY 400PL1 - 2/F2 400PL1 - 6/E4 +12V_ALIM_BT
+12V_STARTER_CMD 400PL1 - 25/E4 300PL2 - 6/H4 +12V_CMDE_LANCEUR
+12V_STARTER_CMD 400PL1 - 25/E4 300PL2 - 6/H4 +12V_COUPE
+15Vcpu +15V (CPU:NOT USED)
+15V_kV 701PL1 - 5/B3 ...... +15VK
+15V_mA 701PL1 - 5/A4 ...... +15VM
+250V 200PL2 - 2/A3 +250V
+27V 200PL2 - 2/E3 +27V
+27V_FAN 200PL2 - 2/H11 +27V_VENTILATEUR
+5VCPU = 5V 400PL2 - 8/C2 +5VCPU = +5V
+5V_LV_SUPPLY 400PL1 - 25/E4 400PL2 - 8/C2 +5V_ALIM_BT
+VE (+8V) 200PL1 - 3/B10 +VE (+8V)
+VLC 200PL2 - 2/A4 +VLC
+VR 200PL1 - 3/D10 200PL2 - 1/D2 +VR (+12V)
+VRA 200PL1 - 2/A3 +VRA (+5V)
+VV (KEEP ALIVE) +12V 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 1/D2 +VV (+12V VEILLE)
+VV 200PL2 - 1/F4 200PL1 - 4/E5 +VV
-12V 400PL1 - 6/A4 400PL2 - 8/A1 - 12V
-12VD 400PL1 - 6/A3 ...... - 12VD (-12V_DRIVERS)
-12V_DRIVERS 400PL1 - 6/A3 700PL1 - 5/G3 - 12V_DRIVERS (-12V)
-12V_INPUT 400PL1 - 6/A3 400PL2 - 8/C1 - 12V_ENTREE
-12V_LV_SUPPLY 400PL1 - 2/F2 400PL1 - 6/E4 - 12V_ALIM_BT
-15Vcpu - 15V (CPU NOT USED)
SIGNAL LISTS
-15V_Vk 701PL1 - 5/A1 ...... - 15VK
-15V_Vm 701PL1 - 5/A3 ...... - 15VM
-VE (-8V) 200PL1 - 3/C10 - VE (-8V)
0VD 701PL1 - 5/F3 ...... 0VD
0VE 200PL1 - 3/B10 0VE
0VLC 200PL2 - 2/B4 0VLC
0VV 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 1/D2 0VV
0V_27V 200PL2 - 2/F3 0V_27V
0V_250V 200PL2 - 2/B3 0V_250V
0V_600VF 300PL1 - 1/H1 200PL1 - 1/E11 0V_600VF
0V_CONSOLE 200PL2 - 2/F11 400PL1 - 4/C4 0V_PUPITRE
0VCPU 400PL3 - 8/A2 0VCPU
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0V_DRIVERS 400PL1 - 3/G4 701PL1 - 6/G4 0V_DRIVERS
0V_FAN 200PL2 - 2/H10 0V-VENTILATEUR
0V_GANTRY 200PL2 - 2/E11 800PL1 -20/H4 0V_STATIF
0V_HEATER_CAPACITOR 200PL2 - 2/B8 400PL1 -19/D10 0V_CAPA_CHAUFF
0V_INPUT=0VCPU=PT4 400PL1 - 6/H4 400PL2 - 8/A2 0V_ENTREE
0V_KEEP_ALIVE 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 3/A5 0V_VEILLE
0V_kV 701PL1 - 5/A2 ...... 0VK
0V_LV_SUPPLY 400PL1 - 6/H4 0V_ALIM_BT
0V_mA 701PL1 - 5/A4 0VM
0V_MAIN_SUPPLY 200PL2 - 2/B8 400PL1 -19/D10 0V_ALIM_PUISS
0V_PHASE_1 300PL2 - 1/D2 400PL1 -24/H4 0V_PHASE_1
0V_PHASE_3 300PL2 - 1/C1 400PL1 -24/H1 0V_PHASE_3
0V_RS232 400PL2 - 8/H4 0V_RS232
0V_SHIELD 400PL1 - 2/D2 BLINDAGE_0V
125_kHz_ROTOR__ 400PL1 - 23/F1 125_kHz_LC
12V 12V (CPU: NOT USED)
12_KEEP_ALIVE 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 3/B5 12V_VEILLE
220V 200PL1 - 1/A10 220V
250V<E<700V 200PL2 - 3/D4 ...... 250V<E<700V
250V_HEATER_CAPACITOR 200PL2 - 2/A8 400PL1 -19/B9 250V_CAPA_CHAUFF
250V_MAIN_POWER 200PL2 - 2/A8 400PL1 -19/B9 250V_ALIM_PUISS
27V_CONSOLE 200PL2 - 2/E11 400PL1 - 4/B4 27V_PUPITRE
27V_GANTRY 200PL2 - 2/E11 800PL1 -20/H4 27V_STATIF
2_MHz_ROTOR 400PL1 - 25/G2 ...... 2_MHz_LC
300VR (INVERTER) 200PL1 - 1/B11 300PL1 - 1/F5 300VR
SIGNAL LISTS
5000_RPM 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H4 5000_TOURS

5000_RPM 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H4 T5000
5kV_A 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 5kV_A (kV_INF_5_A)_______
5kV_B_ 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 5kV_B (kV_INF_5_A)
5V_INPUT 400PL1 - 6/A4 400PL2 - 8/C2 +5V_ENTREE
600VF (INVERTER) 300PL1 - 1/H2 200PL1 - 1/F11 600VF
AC1_INV_CURRENT 300PL1 - 1/B8 400PL1 -10/H4 AC1_I_OND
AC2_INV_CURRENT 300PL1 - 1/B8 400PL1 -10/H4 AC2_I_OND
ACCELERATION 200PL2 - 2/C11 400PL1 -3/C10 PRES_ACCELERATION
AUTO_DELAY_48ms 400PL1 - 10/F1 ...... AUTO_DELAIS_48ms
AUTO_POWER_ON 200PL2 - 3/E8 ...... AUTO_MST
AUTO_RELANCE 400PL1 - 9/D2 ...... AUTO_RELANCE
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AUTO_SCALE 400PL1 - 9/C4 ...... AUTO_ECH
BG 400PL2 - 6/B4 ...... BG
BIAS_CMD 400PL1 - 14/B4 ...... CMDE_POLARISATION
BIAS_CMD 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 -14/H3 MARCHE_POLARISATION
BIAS_CMD 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 -14/H3 MARCHE_POLAR
BIAS_FREQUENCE 400PL1 - 15/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRES_POLAR
FREQUENCE_POLARISAĆ
BIAS_FREQUENCY 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 -14/H4
TION
BIAS_FREQUENCY 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 -14/H4 FREQ_POLAR
FREQUENCE_POLARISAĆ
BIAS_FREQUENCY. 400PL2 - 3/B2 ......
TION
BIAS_GATE_1 400PL1 - 14/A4 ...... GATE_1_POLAR
BIAS_GATE_2 400PL1 - 14/A4 ...... GATE_2_POLAR
BIAS_MEASUREMENT 400PL1 - 14/A2 ...... MESURE_POLARISATION
FIL_COUPE_POLARISAĆ
BIAS_OPEN_CIRCUIT 400PL1 - 15/D3 ......
TION
BIAS_PRESENCE 400PL1 - 15/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRESENCE_POLARISATION
BIAS_SAFETY 400PL1 - 15/B3 ...... SECURITE_POLARISATION
BLOC_T1_STARTER 400PL1 - 23/A1 ...... BLOC_T1
BP 400PL2 - 6/C4 ...... BP
BRAKE_ROT 400PL1 - 25/F3 ...... FREIN_LC
BRAKE_ROTOR 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H3 FREIN
SIGNAL LISTS
B_T1 400PL1 - 23/A1 ...... B_T1
B_T2 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... B_T2
B_T3 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... B_T3
B_T3 400PL1 - 23/A3 ...... B_T4
B_T5 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... B_T5
B_T6 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... B_T6
EPREMAGNETIZAĆ
CDE_PRECHARG 200PL2 - 3/A11 200PL1 - 1/F2
TION_CMD
CLOCK_4Hz 200PL2 - 4/D4 ...... HORL_4Hz
CMD_T1 400PL1 - 25/C3 ...... CDE_T1
CMD_T2 400PL1 - 25/C2 ...... CDE_T2
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CMD_T3 400PL1 - 25/B3 ...... CDE_T3
CMD_T4 400PL1 - 25/B2 ...... CDE_T4
CMD_T5 400PL1 - 25/A3 ...... CDE_T5
CMD_T6 400PL1 - 25/A2 ...... CDE_T6
COMMON_BIAS 400PL1 - 14/A2 45440617 POLARISATION_COMMUN
COMMUN_PREPA_GRAĆ
COMMON_PREPA_GRAPHY 200PL2 - 2/E11 400PL1 - 4/B5
PHIE
CONTACTOR 200PL2 - 3/A11 200PL1 - 1/E2 CONTACTEUR
CONTACTOR_CHECK 200PL1 - 1/E2 200PL2 - 3/F6 CONTROLE_CONTACTEUR
CONTACTOR_CMD 200PL2 - 3/B9 ...... CDE_CONTACTEUR
CPU:+5V_LITHIUM_BATTERY 400PL3 - 9/E2 ...... ALIM_SAUV_+5V
CPU:0V232_1 400PL3 - 3/C4 0V232_1
CPU:BATTERY_OK 400PL3 - 9/A1 ...... BATTERIE_OK
CPU:R1A1 400PL3 - 3/A4 R1A1
CPU:R1A2 400PL3 - 3/A4 R1A2
CPU:R1B1 400PL3 - 3/A4 R1B1
CPU:R2A1 400PL3 - 3/A4 R2A1
CPU:RELAY_1_CMD 400PL3 - 3/E3 ...... CDE_RELAIS_1
CPU:RELAY_3_CMD 400PL3 - 3/D2 ...... CDE_RELAIS_3
CPU:RX+A1 RX+A1
CPU:T1A2 (SERIAL LINK) 400PL3 - 3/B3 T1A2
CPU:T1B1 (SERIAL LINK) 400PL3 - 3/B4 T1B1
CPU:T2A1 400PL3 - 3/B4 T2A1
CPU:TEST_1_CMD 400PL3 - 3/F2 ...... CDE_TEST_1
SIGNAL LISTS

CPU:TEST_4_CMD CDE_TEST_4 (NOT USED)
CURRENT_BIAS 400PL1 - 14/A2 45440617 POLARISATION_COURANT
C_T1 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... C_T1
C_T2 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... C_T2
C_T3_ 400PL1 - 23/A3 ...... C_T3
C_T4 400PL1 - 23/A3 ...... C_T4
C_T5 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... C_T5
C_T6 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... C_T6
DOWNCOUNT_INHIBIT 200PL2 - 4/B9 ...... INIB_DECOMPTAGE
DISCHARGE_RESISTOR 200PL1 - 1/E9 ...... R_DECHARGE
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EMERGENCY_STOP 200PL2 - 3/F3 100PL1 COUP_DE_POING
EVEN_COMPT 400PL2 - 4/C2 ...... EVEN_COMPT
EXPOSURE_LIGHT_A 400PL2 - 4/A1 200PL2 - 6/G1 VOYANT_POSE_A
EXPOSURE_LIGHT_B 400PL2 - 4/A1 200PL2 - 6/H1 VOYANT_POSE_B
EXPOSURE_ON 400PL1 - 11/A4 400PL2 - 5/G2 EN_POSE
EXPOSURE_TIME-MAX 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 TPOSE_MAX
EXPOSURE_TIME_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 TEMPS_POSE_MAX
EXĆ
200PL2 - 3/D11 200PL1 - 4/B5 CMDE_LAMPE_ON
POS_ROOM_LAMP_REL_CMD_A
200PL2 - 1/F5 200PL1 - 4/D5 CMDE_LAMPE_POSE
E_HIGHER_THAN_30V_A 200PL1 - 2/F11 200PL2 - 3/E1 E_SUP_30V
E_HIGHER_THAN_EMAX_A 200PL1 - 2/A11 200PL2 - 3/C1 E_SUP_EMAX
E_HIGHER_THAN_EMIN 200PL1 - 2/C11 200PL2 - 3/F1 E_SUP_EMIN
E_HIGHER_THAN_E_PREMAGNET 200PL1 - 2/D11 200PL2 - 3/D1 E_SUP_EPRE
E_LESS THAN_30V 200PL2 - 3/E4 ...... E_INF_30V
E_LESS THAN_EMAX 200PL2 - 3/D3 ...... E_INF_EMAX
E_LESS_THAN_E_PREGMAGNET 200PL2 - 3/E3 ...... E_INF_EPRE
E_MEASUREMENT 200PL1 - 2/G4 ...... MESURE_E
E_MEASUREMENT_A 200PL1 - 1/F11 MES_E_A
E_MEASUREMENT_B 200PL1 - 1/E11 MES_E_B
FATAL_SECURITY 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 SECU_BLOQUANTE
FATAL_SECURITY 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 SECU_BLOQ
GANTRY_EMERGENCY_STOP_B 200PL2 - 3/D5 800PL2 -11/F7 POING_STATIF_B
GATE_CMD 400PL1 - 10/D3 ...... CMDE_GACHETTES
GRAPHY 400PL1 - 4/B3 ...... GRAPHIE
GRAPHY_BUTTON 100PL1 400PL1 - 3/C9 BOUTON_GRAPHIE
SIGNAL LISTS
GRAPHY_BUTTON 400PL1 - 3/C9 200PL4 - 1/F5 BOUTON_GRAPHIE
H250K 400PL1 - 6/A2 ...... H250K
H2M 400PL1 - 6/A1 ...... H2M
H4M 400PL1 - 6/A1 ...... H4M
H500 400PL1 - 6/A2 ...... H500
H62_5K 400PL1 - 6/A2 ...... H62_5K
HEATER_CMD 400PL1 - 18/B3 ...... M_CHAUFFAGE
HEATER_COMMAND 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1-18/H4 MARCHE_CHAUFFAGE
HEATER_COMMAND 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1-18/H4 MARCHE_CHAUF
HEATER_COMMUN 400PL1 - 19/B3 45440617 CHAUFFAGE_COMMUN
HEATER_CURRENT_MEAS 400PL1 - 18/A1 ...... ICH_OND
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HEATER_DAC_OUTPUT 400PL2 - 7/D3 ...... SORTIE.DAC
HEATER_GATE_1 400PL1 - 18/A4 ...... GATE_1_CHAUFF
HEATER_GATE_2 400PL1 - 18/A3 ...... GATE_2_CHAUFF
HEATER_MEASUREMENT_1 400PL1 - 19/A3 ...... MESURE_1_CHAUFF
HEATER_MEASUREMENT_2 400PL1 - 19/A3 ...... MESURE_2_CHAUFF
HEATER_PRESENCE 400PL1 - 20/F1 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRESENCE_CHAUFFAGE
HEATER_PRESENCE 400PL1 - 20/F1 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRES_CHAUF
CONSIGNE_CHAUFĆ
HEATER_REF_A 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1-18/H2
FAGE_A(DAC)
HEATER_REF_A 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1-18/H2 CONS_CHAUF_A (DAC)
CONSIGNE_CHAUFĆ
HEATER_REF_B 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1-18/H3
FAGE_B(0V)
HEATER_REF_B 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1-18/H3 CONS_CHAUF_B
HEATER_REQUEST 400PL1 - 18/A2 ...... AUTO_REGUL_CH
HEAT_CURRENT_SQUARE_RE 400PL1 - 18/F2 ...... CONSIGNE_ICH_CARRE
HEAT_SINK_TEMP 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 T_RAD (TRAD)
HEAT_SINK_TEMP 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 TRAD
HEAT_SINK_TEMP_A 300PL1 - 1/F8 400PL1 - 4/G4 T_RAD_A
HEAT_SINK_TEMP_B 300PL1 - 1/E8 400PL1 - 4/G4 T_RAD_B
HEAT_SINK_TEMP_FAIL 400PL1 - 4/B4 ...... DEF_T_RAD
INIT 200PL2 - 4/E4 ...... INIT
INIT_1 400PL1 - 10/A2 ...... INIT_1
INIT_1_A 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/E1 INIT_1_A
INIT_1_B 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/E1 INIT_1_B
INIT_2 400PL1 - 10/A1 ...... INIT_2
INIT_2_A 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/H1 INIT_2_A
SIGNAL LISTS
INIT_2_B 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/H1 INIT_2_B

INVERTER_30V_REF 200PL1 - 2/F5 ...... REF_30V
INVERTER_ENABLE 400PL1 - 10/C3 ...... AUTO_OND
INV_CURRENT_MAX 400PL1 - 9/F2 ...... I_OND_MAXI
INV_CURRENT_MEASUREMENT 400PL1 - 10/F4 ...... MES_I_OND
INV_I_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H4 I_OND_MAX
INV_SUPPLY_OK 400PL1 - 4/C2 400PL2 - 5/H2 ALIM_PUISS_OK
INV_SUPPLY_OK 400PL1 - 4/C3 ...... E_PUISS_OK
INV_SUPPLY_OK 400PL1 - 4/C2 400PL2 - 5/H2 ALIM_PUIS_OK
INV_SUPPLY_OK_A 200PL2 - 3/F11 400PL1 - 4/D4 ALIM_PUISS_OK_A
INV_SUPPLY_OK_B 200PL2 - 3/F11 400PL1 - 4/E4 ALIM_PUISS_OK_B
kV_DROP 400PL1 - 9/B3 400PL2 - 5/H4 CHUTE_kV
5–8
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

FROM TO
kV_DROP_A 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 CHUTE_kV_A
_CHUTE_kV_A (CHUTE
kV_DROP_A 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3
kV_A)
kV_DROP_B 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 CHUTE_kV_B
_CHUTE_kV_B (CHUTE
kV_DROP_B 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3
kV_B)
kV_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A3 400PL2 - 5/H3 kV_MAX
kV_MAX_A 701PL1 - 2/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_MAX_A
kV_MAX_A 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 _kV_MAX_A (kV_MAX_A)
kV_MAX_B 701PL1 - 2/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_MAX_B
kV_MAX_B 701PL1 - 2/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 _kV_MAX_B (kV_MAX_B)
kV_MEASUREMENT 701PL1 - 1/E3 ...... MESURE_kV
kV_REFERENCE 701PL1 - 3/A2 ...... CONSIGNE_kV
kV_REQUEST 400PL1 - 10/G1 ...... AUTO_REGUL
kV_REQUEST_A 701PL1 - 1/A2 400PL1 -10/H2 AUTO_REGUL_A
kV_REQUEST_B 701PL1 - 1/A2 400PL1 -10/H2 AUTO_REGUL_B
LESS_THAN_5kV_A 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 kV_INF_5_A (5kV_A)
LESS_THAN_5kV_A 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 kV_INF_5_A
LESS_THAN_5kV_B 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 kV_INF_5_B (5kV_B)
LESS_THAN_5kV_B 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 kV_INF_5_B (5kV-B)
LOAD 200PL2 - 4/F7 ...... CHARGEMENT
LOAD_A LOAD_A (LOAD_kV_A)_
LOAD_B LOAD_B (LOAD_kV_B)
LOAD_kV_A 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H2 LOAD_kV_A (LOAD_A)
LOAD_kV_B 400PL2 - 4/A2 700PL1 - 3/H2 LOAD_kV_B (LOAD_B)
LV_SUPPLY_ENABLE_ 400PL1 - 6/D2 ...... AUTO_ALIM_BT
SIGNAL LISTS
mA 400PL2 - 6/B2 ...... mA
MAINS_PRESENCE 200PL2 - 4/A8 ...... PRES_SECTEUR
MAINTAIN_ROTOR 400PL2 - 04/B4 400PL1 -25/H4 ENTRETIEN
mAS 400PL2 - 7/C2 ...... mAS
mA_A 701PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 mA_A (MESURE_mA_A)
mA_B_ 701PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 mA_B (MESURE_mA_B)
mA_FEEDBACK 701PL1 - 4/H2 XJ2 HV -UN/IT RETOUR_mA
mA_MAX 400PL1 - 9/B3 400PL2 - 5/H3 mA_MAX
mA_MAX_A 701PL1 - 4/A2 400PL1 - 9/H4 mA_MAX_A
mA_MAX_B 701PL1 - 4/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 mA_MAX_B
mA_MEASUREMENT_A 400PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 MESURE_mA_A (mA-A)
mA_MEASUREMENT_B 701PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 MESURE_A_B (mA_B)
5–9
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

FROM TO
NO LOAD_kV_TEST 400PL1 - 10/F3 ...... TEST_kV_VIDE
NO_FATAL_SECURITY 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 SECU_RATTRAP
NO_LOAD_kV 400PL2 - 4/B2 400PL1 -10/H3 kV_VIDE
OFF_LIGHT_BUTTON 200PL2 - 3/B5 100PL VOYANT_OFF-
ON_BUTTON 200PL2 - 3/A5 100PL TOUCHE_ON-
ON_LIGHT_BUTTON 200PL2 - 3/B5 100PL VOYANT_ON-
OVERLOAD_DETECTED 400PL1 - 20/D4 ...... SURCHARGE_DETECTEE
PHASE_1 300PL1 - 1/D3 ROTOR PHASE_1
PHASE_1_MEASUREMENT 300PL2 - 1/D1 400PL1 -24/H4 MESURE_PHASE_1
PHASE_2 300PL1 - 1/C3 ROTOR PHASE_2
PHASE_3 300PL1 - 1/B3 ROTOR PHASE_3
PHASE_3_MEASUREMENT 300PL2 - 1/D1 400PL1 -24/H2 MESURE_PHASE_3
PM 800PL4 - 1/G3 400PL2 - 6/A3 PM
PMMEAS 400PL2 - 7/C2 ...... MESPM
POWER 400PL1 - 9/D3 ...... PUISSANCE
POWER_HEATER_CURRENT 400PL1 - 18/B3 ...... PUISSANCE_COURANT_CH
POWER_ON 400PL1 - 20/B1 ...... MST
POWER_ON_REQUIREMENT 200PL2 - 3/D10 ...... DEMANDE_MST
POWER_ON_WAITING 200PL2 - 3/C11 200PL1 - 1/E2 ATTENTE_MST
POWER_SUPPLY_B 200PL2 - 4/A11 400PL1 - 4/F4 PRES_ALIM_B
POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 ARRET_DEF_ALIM
POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL 400PL1 - 4/B2 ...... DEF_ALIM
POWER_SUPPLY_PRES 200PL2 - 4/A9 ...... PRES_ALIM
POWER_SUPPLY_OK 400PL1 - 4/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRES_ALIM
POWER_SUPPLY_OK 400PL1 - 4/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRESENCE_ALIM
SIGNAL LISTS
POWER_SUPPLY_PRES_A 200PL2 - 4/A11 400PL1 - 4/E4 PRES_ALIM_A

PREPA_BUTTON 100PL1 400PL2 - 6/F4 BOUTON_PREPA
PREPA_BUTTON 400PL1 - 3/C9 200PL4 - 1/E5 BOUTON_PREPA
REGULATION_TIMEOUT 400PL1 - 9/A1 400PL2 - 5/A4 TIME_OUT_REGUL
REGULATION_TIME_OUT 400PL1 - 9/A1 400PL2 - 5/H4 TIMEOUT_REGUL
RELAY_CMD_B CMDE_RELAIS_B(VOYANT
400PL2 - 3/E5 200PL2 - 1/E9
(ROOM_LAMP) POSE)
RELAY_CMD_A CMDE_RELAIS_A(VOYANT
400PL2 - 3/E6 200PL2 - 1/E9
(ROOM_LAMP) POSE)
RESET_3s 200PL2 - 4/E4 ...... RAZ_3s
ROTATION_PRESENCE 400PL1 - 25/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRESENCE_ROTATION
ROTATION_PRESENCE 400PL1 - 25/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 PRES_ROTAT
ROTATION_ACTIVE 200PL2 - 2/D11 400PL1 -3/C9 PRES_LANC_ACTIF
5–10
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

FROM TO
ROTOR_CMD 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H3 MARCHE_LANCEUR
ROTOR_MOT CURRENT_PR 400PL1 - 24/A4 ...... PRES_COURANT_MOTEUR
ROTOR_OVERCURRENT_B 300PL2 - 1/E1 400PL1 -24/C2 SUR_I_B
ROTOR_OVERCURRENT_H 300PL2 - 1/E1 400PL1 -24/C2 SUR_I_H
ROTOR_OVERLOAD_DETECT 400PL1 - 23/G3 ...... SURINT_ENREG_LC
ROTOR_OVER_CURRENT_DEĆ
400PL1 - 24/A2 ...... DETECT_SURINT_LC
TECT
ROTOR_SUPPLY_ENABLE 400PL1 - 25/G1 ...... AUTO_ALIM_LC
RX+ 400PL1 - 25/A4 400PL2 - 8/F4 RX+
RX+GENERATOR(CONSOLE:S.L) 400PL2 - 6/G1 RX+_GENERATEUR (RX+)
RX- (SERIAL LINK) 400PL3 - 3/A4 400PL2 - 8/F4 RX-
RX-GENERATOR(CONSOLE:S.L) 400PL2 - 3/A4 RX-_GENERATEUR (RX-)
RX_ARM (SERIAL LINK) 400PL3 - 3/A3 400PL2 - 8/F3 RX_BRAS
RX_EXPOSURE 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 - 9/H4 POSE_RX
RX_REQUIREMENT 400PL1 - 9/F4 ...... RX_DEMANDE
RX_RS232(SERVICE TERM.S.L 400PL2 - 8/F4 RX_RS232
SAFETY 400PL1 - 9/E3 ...... SECURITE
SECURITY_READING_CMD 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 - 9/H4 LECTURE_SECU
SECURITY_READING_CMD 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 - 9/H4 LECT_SECU
SELECTION 200PL1 - 1/A10 SEL (V2)
SEQUENCE_END 400PL1 - 18/A3 ...... FIN_SEQUENCE
SQUARE_CURRENT 400PL1 - 18/D2 ...... ICH_CARRE
SRI_kV_A 400PL2 - 4/A2 700PL1 - 3/H4 SRI_A (SRI_KV_A)
SRI_kV_B 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H4 SRI_B (SRI_KV-B)
SRI_kV_A SRI_kV_A
SRI_kV_B SRI_kV_B
SIGNAL LISTS
STARTER_REV_END 400PL1 - 23/C4 ...... FIN_TOUR
STROBE_kV_A STROBE_kV_A
STROBE_kV_A 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H3 STROBE_A (STROBE_kV_A)
STROBE_kV_B STROBE_kV_B
STROBE_kV_B 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H3 STROBE_B (STROBE_kV_B)
SYB 400PL2 - 6/C4 ...... SYB
SYNCHRO_ARM 400PL2 - 6/B4 ...... SYNCHRO_BRAS
SYNC_ROTOR_CMD 400PL1 - 23/E4 ...... MARCHE_LC_SYNC
TEMPER_HIGHER_THAN_TMAX 200PL2 - 4/F9 ...... TETA_SUP_TMAX
TEMPER_LESS_THAN_TMAX 200PL2 - 4/D11 ...... TETA_INF_TMAX
TEST_62kV5 701PL1 - 1/G3 TEST_62kV5
5–11
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

FROM TO
THERMAL-
THERMOSTAT+ 200PL2 - 2/F10 THERMOSTAT+
SWITCH
THERMOSTAT- 200PL2 - 2/F11 THERMOSTAT-
TIME_MORE_THAN_3s 200PL2 - 4/C7 ...... T_SUP_3s
TRACK_1_HEATER 400PL1 - 19/B2 45440617 CHAUFFAGE_PISTE_1
TRACK_2 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 -19/D1 PISTE_2
TRACK_2_HEATER 400PL1 - 19/B2 45440617 CHAUFFAGE_PISTE_2
TRIG_1 400PL1 - 10/A3 ...... TRIG_1
TRIG_1_B 400PL1 - 11/E4 300PL1 - 1/D8 TRIG_1_B
TRIG_2 400PL1 - 10/A2 ...... TRIG_2
TRIG_2_A 400PL1 - 11/E4 300PL1 - 1/D8 TRIG_1_A
TX+ (SERIAL LINK) 400PL2 - 8/G4 TX+
TX+_GENERATOR(CONSOLE S.L 400PL2 - 8/G4 TX+_GENERATEUR (TX+)
TX- (SERIAL LINK) 400PL2 - 8/G4 TX-
TX-_GENERATOR(CONSOLE S.L 400PL2 - 6/G1 TX-_GENERATEUR (TX-)
TX_ARM (SERIAL LINK) 400PL2 - 8/G3 TX_BRAS
TX_RS232(SERVICE TER S.L. 400PL2 - 8/G3 TX_RS232
T_LESS_THAN_3s 200PL2 - 4/C7 ...... T_INF_3s
V1 200PL1 - 1/B9 V1
V2 200PL1 - 1/A9 V2
VALID_GRAPHY 200PL4 - 1/D5 400PL1 - 3/D10 VALID_GR
VALID_PREPA 200PL4 - 1/D5 400PL1 - 3/D10 VALID_PR
VCC (5V) VCC (+5V)
VI1 400PL1 - 24/G3 VI1
SIGNAL LISTS
VI2 400PL1 - 24/G3 VI2

WAIT_STATE 200PL2 - 3/C11 201PL1 - 1/E2 ATTENTE_MST
WARMING 200PL2 - 4/C8 ...... ECHAUFFEMENT
_EXPOSURE 400PL1 - 9/E4 ...... _POSE
_FILAMENT_OVERLOADED 400PL1 - 20/D4 ...... _SURCHARGE_FILAMENT
_LV_SUPPLY_ENABLE 400PL1 - 6/E2 ...... _AUTO_ALIM_BT
_NO LOAD_kV_TEST 400PL1 - 10/F3 ...... _TEST_kV_VIDE
_OPEN_CIRCUIT(HEATER) 400PL1 - 20/A2 ...... _FIL_COUPE
_OVER_CURRENT_DETECT 400PL1 - 23/F3 ...... _SURINT_ENREG_LC
_POWER_ON_REQUIREMENT 400PL1 - 3/A1 ...... _DEMANDE_MST
_TRACK_2 400PL1 - 20/A2 ...... _FIL_2
5–12
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
GLOSSARY
ENGLISH/FRENCH
GANTRY (STATIF)
SIGNAL LISTS
5–13
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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SIGNAL LISTS
5–14
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
SIGNAL NAME (GANTRY) FROM TO
(STATIF)
800PL4 - 1/E7 ...... 0VISOA
800PL1 -21/H1 ...... 0V_27V_CL
+15ISO (800PL4) 800PL4 - 1/G8 ...... +15ISO (800PL4)
+15V (800PL1) 800PL1 -20/D3 ...... +15V (800PL1)
+15V (800PL2) 800PL2 - 3/F2 ...... +15V (800PL2)
+5ISO (800PL4) 800PL4 - 1/E8 ...... +5ISO (800PL4)
-15ISO (800PL4) 800PL4 - 1/G7 ...... -15ISO (800PL4)
-5V (800:PL1.PL2) 800PL1 -20/B3 -5V (800:PL1.PL2)
-FILTER_STANDBY 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -15/H3 -STANDBY_FILTRE
-HOUSING_STANDBY 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -14/H3 -STANDBY_GAINE
-LAT_DIAPH_STANDBY 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -17/H3 -STANDBY_DIAPH_L
-REAR_DIAPH_STANDBY_A 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -16/H3 -STANDBY_DIAPH_A
0V_STEREOTIX 800PL1 -21/F4 STEREOTIX 0V_STER
12V (800PL1) NOT USED 800PL1 -21/C4 800PL2 - 3/F2 12V (800PL1) NON UTILISE
12V (800PL2) NOT USED ...... ...... 12V (800PL2) NON UTILISE
15V = +15V ON 800PL1 800PL1 -21/A4 800PL2 - 3/F1 15V = +15V DE 800PL1
24 x 30_SIZE 800PL10- 1/B2 800PL2 - 9/H8 FORMAT_24*30
24 X 30_SIZE_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... FORMAT_24*30_A
27V 800PL1 -20/H4 ...... 27V
27V_BRAKE 800PL1 -22/A2 27V_FR
27V_CL (LOGIC BOARDS) 800PL1 -22/D4 ...... 27V_CL (CARTES LOGIQUES)
27V_COLUMN 800PL1 -20/D2 ...... 27V_ASC
27V_COMP 800PL1 -22/F4 ...... 27V_COMP
27V_D 800PL1 -21/E2 800PL2 - 7/G2 27V_D
27V_EXT (EXTERNAL) 800PL1 -22/A3 800PL5 -80/0L 27V_EXT
SIGNAL LISTS
27V_GRID 800PL1 -22/D2 ...... 27V_TRAME
27V_LIGHT_CENTERING 800PL1 -22/F3 ...... 27V_CENTR
27V_LOCK 800PL1 -22/F2 ...... 27V_VERROU
27V_P 800PL1 -20/G4 ...... 27V_P
27V_STEPPER 800PL1 -22/D3 ...... 27V_PAP
27V_STEREOTIX 800PL1 -20/A2 STEREOTIX 27V_STER
5VEXT (EXTERNAL) 800PL1 -21/C3 800PL2 - 3/G2 5VEXT
5V_CL (LOGIC BOARDS) 800PL1 -21/C3 800PL2 - 7/H3 5V_CL
5V_STEREOTIX STEREOTIX 800PL12- 1/A4 5V_STER
ARM_SYNCHRO 800PL2 - 7/E3 400PL2 - 6/B4 SYNCHRO_BRAS
ARM_TILT_±27 800PL15- 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/H3 INCLIN_GARAGE
ARM_TILT_±27_A 800PL2 - 9/C5 ...... INCLIN_GARAGE_A
5–15
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
ARM_TILT_+15 800PL15- 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/H4 INCLIN_+15
ARM_TILT_+15_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... INCLIN_+15_A
ARM_TILT_-15 800PL15- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H4 INCLIN_-15
ARM_TILT_-15_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... INCLIN_-15_A
ARM_TILT_0 800PL15- 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/H5 INCLIN_0
ARM_TILT_0_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... INCLIN_0_A
BRAKE_FUSE 800PL1 -22/B1 ...... FU_FR
BRAKE_PADDLE_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/B2 MASSE_FREIN_PELOTE
BUZZER_CMD 800PL2 - 4/D6 ...... MARCHE_BUZZER
CASSET_PRES_1 800PL5 - 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/A4 PRESENCE_K7
CASSET_PRES_2 800PL2 - 9/D3 800PL2 - 10/C4 PRESENCE_K7_A
CASSETTE_DETECT 800PL5 - 1/H3 800PL5 - 1/B3 C_PRESENCE_K7
CASSETTE_DETECTOR 800PL10 - 1/B10 800PL5 - 1/H3 _PRES_CASSETTE
CD_I_1 800PL1 - 5/A2 ...... CD_I_1
CD_I_2 800PL1 - 6/A2 ...... CD_I_2
CK_STEREOTIX STEREOTIX 800PL12- 1/A4 CK_STER
CLK_FLUO 800PL2 - 4/B4 ...... CLK_FLUO
CLOCK_FLUO 800PL2 - 3/A3 800PL12- 1/A3 CLOCK_FLUO
COLUMN+_CMD_A 800PL2 - 8/C4 ...... CDE_ASC+_A
COLUMN-_CMD_A 800PL2 - 8/C4 ...... CDE_ASC-_A
COLUMN_CMD 800PL2 - 4/E3 ...... ASC
COLUMN_CMD_+_CADB 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G4 CDE_ASC_+_RC
COLUMN_CMD_+_THADB 800PL6 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G5 CDE_ASC_+_RG
COLUMN_CMD_-_CADB 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G4 CDE_ASC_-_RC
COLUMN_CMD_-_THADB 800PL6 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G4 CDE_ASC_-_RG
SIGNAL LISTS
COLUMN_FUSE 800PL1 -20/E1 ...... FU_ASC

COLUMN_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 MASSE_ASC
COLUMN_MOTOR 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 - 3/H3 MOT_ASC
COLUMN_MOTOR+ 800PL1 - 2/D3 MOTOR MOT_ASC+
COLUMN_MOTOR- 800PL1 - 2/E3 MOTOR MOT_ASC-
COLUMN_POS_PH_1_A 800PL13- 1/A3 800PL2 -11/A8 POS_ASC_1_A
COLUMN_POS_PH_2_A 800PL13- 1/A3 800PL2 -11/A7 POS_ASC_2_A
COLUMN_POWER_INACTIVE 800PL1 - 1/A2 800PL2 -10/D4 ASC_INACTIF
COLUMN_POWER_INACĆ
800PL2 -10/D3 ...... ASC_INACTIF_A
TIVE_A
COLUMN_PWM 800PL2 -12/E3 ...... PWM_ASC
COLUMN_SOFT_PRES 800PL2 - 6/F3 ...... PRES_LOG_ASC
5–16
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
COLUMN_VALID 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... VALID_ASC
COMMON_GROUND_POWĆ
800PL1 -20/C4 800PL2 -10/G3 COMMUN_MASSE_PUISS
ER_BOARD
COMP_1 800PL2 -12/A3 ...... COMP_1
COMP_2 800PL2 -12/A3 ...... COMP_2
COMP_ADJUST_PRESENCE 800PL2 -13/A5 ...... PRES_AJUST_COMP
COMP_CMD_A 800PL2 -11/E6 ...... CDE_COMP_A
COMP_CURRENT_REF_VALĆ
800PL2 - 3/B4 ...... INTENS_0_COMP
UE_0
COMP_CURRENT_VALUE_1 800PL2 - 3/B4 ...... INTENS_1_COMP
COMP_DIRECTION 800PL2 - 4/E6 ...... SENS_COMP
COMP_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G3 MASSE_COMP
COMP_MVT_VALID 800PL2 -12/A3 ...... VALID_MVT_COMP
COMP_ON_1 800PL1 - 7/D3 ...... COMP_ON_1
COMP_OPERATOR_PRES 800PL2 -12/C5 ...... PRES_OP_COMP
COMP_PEDAL 800PL1 -21/F3 800PL2 -11/H6 PEDALE_COMP
COMP_PHASE-2- 800PL1 - 8/B2 MOTOR PH 2- PHASE_COMP_2-
COMP_PHASE_1+ 800PL1 - 8/B4 MOT0R PH 1+ PHASE_COMP_1+
COMP_PHASE_2+ 800PL1 - 8/B2 MOTOR PH 2+ PHASE_COMP_2+
COMP_PHASE_2- 800PL1 - 8/B4 MOTOR PH 1- PHASE_COMP_1-
COMP_PRESENCE_PEDAL 800PL2 -11/E6 ...... PRES_PEDALE_COMP
COMP_REF_GROUND 800PL2 - 5/A5 800PL1 -19/C3 MASSE_CONSIGNE_COMP
COMP_REF_PH_1 800PL2 - 5/A6 800PL1 - 5/H3 CONSIGNE_COMP_1
SIGNAL LISTS
COMP_REF_PH_2 800PL2 - 5/A8 800PL1 - 6/H3 CONSIGNE_COMP_2
SECURITE_COMP (NOT
COMP_SAFETY
USED)
COMP_SAFETY_A SECURITE_COMP_A
COMP_SOFT_PRES 800PL2 -12/A7 ...... PRES_LOG_COMP
COMP_SPEED_CLOCK 800PL2 -12/D3 ...... CLOCK_PAP_COMP
COMP_SUPPLY (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 - 7/G4 ALIM_COMP (VCC: +5V)
COMP_VALID 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... ......
CPU:+5V_LITHIUM_BATTERY 800PL3 - 9/E2 ...... ALIM_SAUV_+5V
CPU:A0 (ADDRESS BUS G64) 800PL3 - 5/B4 800PL2 - 1/G6 A0
5–17
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
CPU:BATTERY_OK 800PL3 - 9/A1 ...... BATTERIE_OK
CPU:CLK16MHz 800PL3 - 9/B4 ...... CLK16MHz
CPU:CLK1MHz 800PL3 - 9/C3 ...... CLK1MHz
CPU:CLK8MHz 800PL3 - 9/B4 ...... CLK8MHz
CPU:R1A2 R1A2 (RX_GENE)
CPU:R1B2 R1B2 (RX+PID)
CPU:R2B2 R2B2 (RX-PID)
CPU:RELAY_3_CMD 800PL3 - 3/D2 ...... CDE_RELAIS_3
CPU:T1A2 T1A2 (TX_GENE)
CPU:T1B2 T1B2 (TX+PID)
CPU:TEST_4_CMD (NOT USED) 800PL3 CDE_TEST_4 (NON UTILISE)
SIGNAL LISTS
CPU:_D0 (DATA BUS G64) 800PL3 - 5/B2 800PL2 - 1/G3 _D0

5–18
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
DECOMP_CMD_A 800PL2 -11/E5 ...... CDE_DECOMP_A
DECOMP_DIRECTION 800PL2 -12/B5 ...... SENS_DECOMP
DECOMP_PEDAL 800PL1 -21/F3 800PL2 -11/H6 PEDALE_DECOMP
EMERGENCY_STOP_RELAY 800PL2 -11/E6 200PL1 - 3/C4 RELAIS_COUP_POING
EN_STER (NOT USED) EN_STER (NOT USED)
FILTER*_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/B4 800PL2 - 8/G6 REF_POS_FILTRE*
ALIM_FILTRE_GAINE(VCC
FILTER_&_HOUSING_SUPPLY 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -14/H4
+5V
FILTER_GROUND_RETURN 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 RETOUR_MASSE_FILTRE_
FILTER_MOTOR_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -15/H4 MOT_FILTRE_1
FILTER_MOTOR_1_RETURN 800PL1 -15/H3 ...... R_MOT_FILTRE_1
FILTER_MOTOR_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -15/H2 MOT_FILTRE_2
FILTER_MOTOR_2_RETURN 800PL1 -15/H1 ...... R_MOT_FILTRE_2
FILTER_PHASE_1+ 800PL1 -15/B4 MOTOR PH 1+ PHASE_FILTRE_1+
FILTER_PHASE_1- 800PL1 -15/B4 MOTOR PH 1- PHASE_FILTRE_1-
FILTER_PHASE_2+ 8OOPL1 -15/B2 MOTOR PH 2+ PHASE_FILTRE_2+
FILTER_PHASE_2- 800PL1 -15/B2 MOTOR PH 2- PHASE_FILTRE_2-
FILTER_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/B4 800PL2 - 8/G6 REF_POS_FILTRE
FILTER_POS_REF_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... REF_POS_FILTRE_A
FILTER_STANDBY_RETURN 800PL1 -15/A3 ...... R_STANDBY_FILTRE
FILTER_STB_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 MASSE_STB_FILTRE
FILTER_SUPPLY 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -15/H4 ALIM_FILTRE (VCC: +5V)
FORCE_REF 800PL8 - 1/B3 800PL2 -12/H3 CONS_FORCE
FORCE_REF* (OV) 800PL8 - 1/B3 800PL2 -12/H3 CONS_FORCE*
FRONT_DIAPH_MOT_1_REĆ
800PL1 -26/C2 ...... R_MOT_DIAPH_V_1
SIGNAL LISTS
TURN
FRONT_DIAPH_MOT_2_REĆ
800PL1 -26/F2 ...... R_MOT_DIAPH_V_2
TURN
FRONT_DIAPH_MOTOR_1 800PL2 - 3/B6 800PL1 -26/B2 MOT_DIAPH_V_1
FRONT_DIAPH_MOTOR_2 800PL2 - 3/B6 800PL1 -26/E2 MOT_DIAPH_V_2
FRONT COLLIM
FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_1+ 800PL1 -1/B1 PHASE_DIAPH_V_1+
MOTOR
FRONT COLLIM
FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_1- 800PL1 -1/B1 PHASE_DIAPH_V_1-
MOTOR
FRONT COLLIM
FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_2+ 800PL1 -1/B1 PHASE_DIAPH_V_2+
MOTOR
FRONT COLLIM
FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_2- 800PL1 -1/B1 PHASE_DIAPH_V_2-
MOTOR
5–19
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
FRONT_DIAPH_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/A7 REF_POS_DIAPH_V*
FRONT_DIAPH_STANDBY 800PL2 - 3/B7 800PL1 -26/D2 STANDBY_DIAPH_V
FRONT_DIAPH_STANDĆ
800PL1 -26/D8 ...... R_STANDBY_DIAPH_V
BY_RETURN
FRONT_DIAPH_SUPPLY 800PL2 - 3/B7 800PL1 -26/C2 ALIM_DIAPH_V (VCC: +5V)
FUSE_OK 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/G4 FUSE_OK
FUSE_OK-A 800PL2 -10/D4 ...... FUSE_OK_A
GRID 800PL2 - 4/E6 ...... TRAME
GRID_CLR 800PL1 -10/C2 ...... CLR_TRAME
GRID_COMP_GROUND_REĆ
800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G3 RETOUR_MASSE_COMP_TR
TURN
GRID_MOTOR+ 800PL1 - 9/A3 + GRID MOTOR MOT_TRAME+
GRID_MOTOR- 800PL1 - 9/A3 - GRID MOTOR MOT_TRAME-
GRID_ON_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -10/H1 MASSE_ON_TRAME
GRID_POSITION 800PL10- 1/C3 800PL1 -10/H4 POS_TRAME
GRID_POSITION_GROUND 800PL10- 1/C3 800PL1 -10/H4 MASSE_POS_TRAME
GRID_PRESENCE 800PL10- 1/C2 800PL2 - 9/C2 PRESENCE_TRAME
GRID_PRESENCE_A 800PL2 - 9/A1 ...... PRESENCE_TRAME_A
GRID_REFERENCE 800PL2 - 5/A4 800PL1 -10/H2 CONSIGNE_TRAME
GRID_REF_GROUND 800PL2 - 5/A2 800PL1 -10/H2 MASSE_CONSIGNE_TRAME
GRID_STOP 800PL5 - 2/C4 800PL2 - 9/H5 BUTEE_TRAME
GRID_STOP_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... BUTEE_TRAME_A
HOUSING*_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G7 REF_POS_GAINE*
HOUSING_MOTOR_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -14/H4 MOT_GAINE_1
HOUSING_MOTOR_1_REĆ
800PL1 -14/H3 ...... R_MOT_GAINE_1
TURN
HOUSING_MOTOR_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -14/H2 MOT_GAINE_2
SIGNAL LISTS
HOUSING_MOTOR_2_REĆ
800PL1 -14/H2 ...... R_MOT_GAINE_2
TURN
HOUSING_PHASE_1+ 800PL1 -14/B4 MOTOR PH 1+ PHASE_GAINE_1+
HOUSING_PHASE_1- 800PL1 -14/B4 MOTOR PH 1- PHASE_GAINE_1-
HOUSING_PHASE_2+ 800PL1 -14/B2 MOTOR PH 2+ PHASE_GAINE_2+
HOUSING_PHASE_2- 800PL1 -14/B2 MOTOR PH 2- PHASE_GAINE_2-
HOUSING_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G7 REF_POS_GAINE
HOUSING_POS_REF_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... REF_POS_GAINE_A
HOUSING_POWER 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -14/H4 ALIM_GAINE (VCC: +5V)
HOUSING_STANDBY_REĆ
800PL1 -14/H3 ...... R_STANDBY_GAINE
TURN
HOUSING_STB_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -14/H3 MASSE_STB_GAINE
5–20
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
COMMANDE_DAC (REF
HVPM_REFERENCE 800PL2 - 5/F2 800PL4 - 1/E8
HTPM)
INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_1 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H2 INC_POS_PELOTE1
INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_2 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 INC_POS_PELOTE2
INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_2*
800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 INC_POS_PELOTE2*
(OV
INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_2_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... INC_POS_PELOTE2_A
INCR_PADLLE_POS_PH_1*
800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H2 INC_POS_PELOTE1*
(OV
INCR_PADLLE_POS_PH_1_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... INC_POS_PELOTE1_A
ISO_SUPPLY_PRESENCE 800PL4 - 1/G2 800PL2 -11/E3 PRES_ALIM_ISO
ISO_SUPPLY_TEST 800PL4 - 1/G2 800PL2 -11/F3 TEST_ALIM_ISO
LAT*_DIAPH_POS_REF (0V) 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G7 REF_POS_DIAPH_L*
LAT_DIAPH_MOTOR_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -17/H3 MOT_DIAPH_L_1
LAT_DIAPH_MOTOR_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -17/H2 MOT_DIAPH_L_2
LAT_DIAPH_MOT_1_RETURN 800PL1 -17/H3 ...... R_MOT_DIAPH_L_1
LAT_DIAPH_MOT_2_RETURN 800PL1 -17/H1 ...... R_MOT_DIAPH_L_2
LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_1+ 800PL1 -17/B4 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_L_1+
LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_1- 800PL1 -17/B4 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_L_1-
LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_2+ 800PL1 -17/B2 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_L_2+
LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_2- 800PL1 -17/B2 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_L_2-
LAT_DIAPH_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/B4 800PL2 - 8/G7 REF_POS_DIAPH_L
LAT_DIAPH_POS_REF_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... REF_POS_DIAPH_L_A
LAT_DIAPH_STANDBY_REĆ R_STANDBY_DIAPH_L
800PL1 -17/A3 ......
TURN
LAT_DIAPH_STB_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -17/H3 MASSE_STB_DIAPH_L
LAT_DIAPH_SUPPLY 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -17/H4 ALIM_DIAPH_L (VCC: +5V)
SIGNAL LISTS
LIGHT_CENTERING 800PL2 - 4/E6 ...... CENTREUR
LIGHT_CENTERING+ 800PL1 -12/A3 CENTERI BULB CENTREUR+
LIGHT_CENTERING- 800PL1 -12/A3 CENTERI BULB CENTREUR-
LIGHT_CENTERING_CMD 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/G2 CENTREUR_LUMINEUX
LIGHT_CENTERING_CMD_A 800PL2 - 8/B5 ...... CENTREUR_LUMINEUX_A
LIGHT_CENTERĆ
800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -12/H4 MASSE_CENTREUR
ING_GROUND
LIGHT_CENTERING_OK 800PL1 - 1/A2 800PL2 -10/G4 CENTREUR_OK
LIGHT_CENTERING_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D4 ...... CENTREUR_OK_A
RETOUR_MASSE_CENĆ
LIGHT_GROUND_RETURN 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/B2
TREUR
LOCK+ 800PL1 -13/C4 COIL VERROU+
5–21
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
LOCK- 800PL1 -13/C4 COIL VERROU-
LOCK_CMD 800PL16- 1/B3 800PL2 - 8/G5 CDE_VERROU
LOCK_CMD 800PL2 - 6/D7 ...... VERROU
LOCK_CMD_A 800PL2 - 8/C5 ...... CDE_VERROU_A
LOCK_FUSE 800PL1 -22/G1 ...... FU_VERROU
LOCK_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -13/G3 MASSE_VERROU
LOCK_POWER_INACTIVE 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/H5 ETA_VERROU_OFF
LOCK_SOFT_PRES 800PL2 - 6/D8 ...... PRES_LOG_VERROU
LOCK_VALID 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... VALID_VERROU
LOOPS_OK 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/G4 BOUCLAGE_OK
LOOPS_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D4 ...... BOUCLAGE_OK_A
MAGNIFICATION 1 800PL14- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H7 GRAND_1
MAGNIFICATION 2 800PL14- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H7 GRAND_2
MAGNIFICATION_0 800PL14- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H8 GRAND_0
MAGNIFICATION_0_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... GRAND_0_A
MECHANICAL_GROUND GENERATOR 800PL1 -20/H3 MASSE_MECANIQUE
MONO_1 800PL1 - 5/A3 ...... MONO_1
MONO_2 800PL1 - 6/A3 ...... MONO_2
MOT_COMP_1 800PL2 - 3/B4 800PL1 - 7/G4 MOT_COMP_1
MOT_COMP_1_RETURN 800PL2 - 7/C4 ...... R_MOT_COMP_1
MOT_COMP_2 800PL2 - 3/A4 800PL1 - 7/G2 MOT_COMP_2
MOT_COMP_2_RETURN 800PL2 - 7/C2 ...... R_MOT_COMP_2
ON_COLUMN 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 - 3/H4 ON_ASC
SIGNAL LISTS
ON_COLUMN_RETURN 800PL1 - 3/H4 ...... R_ON_ASC

ON_COMP 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 - 7/G3 ON_COMP
ON_COMP_RETURN 800PL1 - 7/D3 ...... R_ON_COMP
ON_GRID 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -10/H2 ON_TRAME
ON_GRID_RETURN 800PL1 -10/G1 ...... R_ON_TRAME
ON_LIGHT CENTERING 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -12/H3 ON_CENTREUR
ON_LIGHT_CENTERING_REĆ
800PL1 -12/H3 ...... R_ON_CENTREUR
TURN
ON_LOCK 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -13/G3 ON_VERROU
ON_LOCK_RETURN 800PL1 -13/D3 ...... R_ON_VERROU
ON_ROTATION_BRAKE 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -18/H3 ON_FREIN_ROT
ON_ROTATION_BRAKE_REĆ
800PL1 -18/G3 ...... R_ON_FREIN_ROT
TURN
5–22
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
OPERATOR PRESENT_CADB 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 9/H4 PRES_OP_RC
OPERATOR_PRESENT 800PL2 - 9/B2 ...... PRES_OPER
OPERATOR_PRESENT
800PL6 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G3 PRES_OP_RG
_THADB
OR_FUSE_CHECK ...... 800PL1 -20/E1 OU_CABLE
PADDLE*_POS_REF (0V) 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 REF_POS_PELOTE*
PADDLE_POS_PH_1 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H2 POS_PELOTE1
PADDLE_POS_PH_1* (0V) 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H2 POS_PELOTE1*
PADDLE_POS_PH_1_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... POS_PELOTE1_A
PADDLE_POS_PH_2 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H1 POS_PELOTE2
PADDLE_POS_PH_2* (0V) 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H1 POS_PELOTE2*
PADDLE_POS_PH_2_A 800PL2 - 9/E1 ...... POS_PELOTE2_A
PADDLE_POS_REF 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 REF_POS_PELOTE
PADDLE_POS_REF_A 800PL2 - 9/E1 ...... REF_POS_PELOTE_A
PEDAL_COMMUN 800PL1 -11/H5 800PL1 - COMMUN_PEDALE (0V)
PEDAL_PRESENCE 800PL1 -21/G3 800PL2 -11/H6 PRES_PEDALE
PH_1_COMP_CURĆ
800PL1 - 8/F3 ...... I_PHASE_1
RENT_MEAS
PH_2_COMP_CURĆ
800PL1 - 8/F2 ...... I_PHASE_2
RENT_MEAS
MES_HTPM_IPM(RELAIS
PMHV_IPM_MEAS_CMD 800PL2 - 4/E5 800PL4 - 1/C5
MESURE
PMHV_IPM_MEAS_CMD 800PL2 - 4/E5 800PL4 - 1/C5 RELAIS_MESURE
CONSIGNE_HTPM (COMĆ
PMHV_REFERENCE 800PL2 - 5/F1 800PL4 - 1/E8
MANDEDAC
POWER_GRID_OK 800PL1 - 1/A3 ...... POW_TRAME_OK
POWER_GRID_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D3 ...... POW_TRAME_OK_A
SIGNAL LISTS
POWER_SUPPLY_ACTIVE 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/G5 ALIM_OK (VCC: +5V)
POWER_SUPPLY_ACTIVE_A 800PL2 -10/D5 ...... ALIM_OK_A
P_COMP_1A 800PL1 - 7/C4 ...... P_COMP_1A
P_COMP_1B 800PL1 - 7/C4 ...... P_COMP_1B
REAR DIAPH_SUPPLY_ 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -16/H4 ALIM_DIAPH_A (VCC: +5V)
REAR*_DIAPH_POS_REF_(0V) 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G6 REF_POS_DIAPH_A*
REAR_ &_ LAT_DIAPH SUPĆ ALIM_DIAPH_A_L (VCC:
800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -19/B3
PLY +5V)
REAR_DIAPH_GROUND_REĆ
800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G3 RETOUR_MASSE_DIAPH_A
TURN
5–23
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
REAR_DIAPH_MOTOR_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -19/H3 MOT_DIAPH_A_1
REAR_DIAPH_MOTOR_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -16/H1 MOT_DIAPH_A_2
REAR_DIAPH_MOT_1_REĆ
800PL2 -16/H3 ...... R_MOT_DIAPH_A_1
TURN
REAR_DIAPH_MOT_2_REĆ
800PL2 -16/H3 ...... R_MOT_DIAPH_A_2
TURN
REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_1+ 800PL1 -16/B4 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_A_1+
REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_1- 800PL1 -16/B4 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_A_1-
REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_2+ 800PL1 -16/B2 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_A_2+
REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_2- 800PL1 -16/B2 COLLIM MOTOR PHASE_DIAPH_A_2-
REAR_DIAPH_POS_REF 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G6 REF_POS_DIAPH_A
REAR_DIAPH_POS_REF_A_ 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... REF_POS_DIAPH_A_A
REAR_DIAPH_STANDBY_REĆ
800PL1 -16/A2 ...... R_STANDBY_DIAPH_A
TURN
REAR_DIAPH_STB_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -16/H2 MASSE_STB_DIAPH_A
ROTATION_BRAKE+ 800PL1 -18/B4 COIL BRAKE FREIN_ROT+
ROTATION_BRAKE- 800PL1 -18/B4 COIL BRAKE FREIN_ROT-
ROTATION_BRAKE_VALID 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... VALID_FREIN_ROT
ROTATION_POWER_INACĆ
800PL2 -10/D5 ...... ETA_VERROU_OFF_A
TIVE_A
ROTAT_POWER_INACTIVE 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/H5 ETA_ROT_OFF
ROTAT_POWER_INACTIVE_A 800PL2 -10/D5 ...... ETA_ROT_OFF_A
ROT_BRAKE_CMD 800PL2 - 6/A2 ...... FREIN_ROT
ROT_BRAKE_CMD_A 800PL2 - 8/C2 ...... CDE_FREIN_ROT_A
ROT_BRAKE_CMD_FROM_CA
800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G2 CDE_FREIN_ROT_RC
DB
ROT_BRAKE_GROUND 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -18/H3 MASSE_FREIN_ROT
SIGNAL LISTS
ROT_BRAKE_LOCK_COLUMN 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 RETOUR_VERROU_FREIN_

ROT_BRAKE_SOFT_PRES 800PL2 - 6/A3 ...... PRES_LOG_FREIN_ROT
RX+PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC) 800PL3 - 3/A3 800PL1 -21/H4 RX+PID (R1B2)
RX-PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC) 800PL3 - 3/A3 800PL1 -21/H4 RX-PID (R2B2)
RX_GENE (OPT.SERIAL.LINK) 800PL3 - 3/A3 800PL2 - 7/E2 RX_GENE (R1A2)
SID_0* (0V) 800PL5 - 2/G4 800PL2 - 9/H6 FOCALE_0*
SID_0_ (660mm) 800PL5 - 2/G4 800PL2 - 9/H6 FOCALE_0 (660mm)
SID_0_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... FOCALE_0_A
SID_1* (0V) 800PL5 - 2/F4 800PL2 - 9/H6 FOCALE_1*
SID_1_ (610mm) 800PL5 - 2/F4 800PL2 - 9/H6 FOCALE_1 (610mm)
SID_1_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... FOCALE_1_A
5–24
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
SID_2_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... FOCALE_2_A
SID_3_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... FOCALE_3_A
CDE_FORMAT_A (COLLIMAĆ
SISE_CMD_A 800PL2 - 8/B6 ......
TOR)
CDE_FORMAT (COLLIMAĆ
SIZE_CMD 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/G3
TOR)
SOFT_CMD_START_COLĆ
800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... START_LOG_ASC
UMN_
SOFT_CMD_START_COMP 800PL2 - 4/E4 ...... START_LOG_COMP
SOFT_CMD_START_LOCK 800PL2 - 4/E4 ...... START_LOG_VERROU
SOFT_CMD_START_ROT_BRA
800PL2 - 4/E4 ...... START_LOG_FREIN_ROT
KE
STEREOTIX_AUTHORIZAĆ
STEREOTIX 800PL2 -10/H2 AUTORISATION_STEREOTIX
TION
STEREOTIX_AUTHORIZAĆ AUTORISATION_STEREOĆ
800PL2 -10/C2 ......
TION_A TIX_A
STEREOTIX_SUPPLY_PRESĆ
800PL2 - 6/C5 ...... PRES_ALIM_STER
ENCE
TEMPER_HOUSING_SAFETY 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/G5 SECU_GAINE
TEMPER_HOUSING_SAFEĆ
800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... SECU_GAINE_A
TY_A
TEST_COLUMN_STOPS 800PL2 - 3/B7 ...... TEST_BUT_ASC
TUBE_ARM_DISTR_GND_REĆ
800PL1 -19/G3 800PL2 - 8/G5 RETOUR_MASSE_RG
TURN
TX-PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC) 800PL3 - 3/B3 800PL1 -21/G4 TX+PID (T1B2)
TX-PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC) 800PL3 - 3/B3 800PL1 -21/G4 TX-PID
SIGNAL LISTS
TX_GENE_(OPT.SERIAL LINK) 800PL3 - 3/B3 800PL2 - 7/E2 TX_GENE (T1A2)
UCOM_GRID 800PL1 -10/A2 ...... UCOM_TRAME
VCC (+5V) 800PL1 800PL1 -20/C4 ......
VCC (+5V) 800PL1
VIA 800PL1 - 2/E2 ...... VIA
W18_GROUND_RETURN 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G2 RETOUR_MASSE_W18
W19_GROUND_RETURN 800PL5 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G3 RETOUR_MASSE_W19
_12V_DROP 800PL2 - 7/D6 ...... _CHUTE_12V
_15V_DROP 800PL2 - 7/D7 ...... _CHUTE_15V
_27V_DROP 800PL2 - 7/A1 ...... _CHUTE_27V
_COLUMN_LOWER_STOP_A LOWER LIMIT 800PL2 -11/B4 _BUTE_ASC_BAS_A
5–25
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL
(STATIF)
_COLUMN_POWER_INACĆ
800PL1 - 4/B2 ...... N_ASC_INACTIF
TIVE
_COLUMN_UPPER_STOP_A UPPER LIMIT 800PL2 -11/B3 _BUTE_ASC_HAUT_A
_COMP_STANBY 800PL2 - 3/B4 ...... _STANDBY_COMP
_FUSE_OK 800PL1 -20/G2 ...... N_FUSE_OK
_GRID_POWER_OK 800PL1 - 9/C2 ...... N_POW_TRAME_OK
_LIGHT_POWER_INACTIVE 800PL1 -11/C2 ...... N_CENTREUR_OK
_LOCK_POWER_INACTIVE 800PL1 -13/A3 ...... N_ETA_VERROU
_OPERATOR_PRESĆ
800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... _PRES_OP_RC_A
ENT_CADB_A
_OPERATOR_PRESĆ
800PL2 - 8/C3 ...... _PRES_OP_RG_A
ENT_THADB
_POWER_SUPPLY_OK 800PL1 - 1/C2 ...... N_ALIM_OK
_ROTAT_POWER_INACTIVE 800PL1 -18/B3 ...... N_ETA_ROT
SIGNAL LISTS
5–26
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
GLOSSAIRE
FRANÇAIS/ANGLAIS
GENERATEUR (GENERATOR)
SIGNAL LISTS
5–27
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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SIGNAL LISTS
5–28
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
NOM DU SIGNAL SIGNAL NAME

ORIGINE DESTINATION
(GENERATEUR) (GENERATOR)
+12V 400T1 400PL1 - 2/F2 +12V
+12V_ALIM_BT 400PL1 - 2/F2 400PL1 - 6/E4 +12V_LV_SUPPLY
+12V_CMDE_LANCEUR 400PL1 - 25/E4 300PL2 - 6/H4 +12V_STARTER_CMD
+12V_COUPE 400PL1 - 25/E4 300PL2 - 6/H4 +12V_STARTER_CMD
+12V_ENTREE 400PL1 - 6/A4 400PL2 - 8/C1 +12V_INPUT
+15V (CPU:NOT USED) +15Vcpu
+15VK 701PL1 - 5/B3 ...... +15V_kV
+15VM 701PL1 - 5/A4 ...... +15V_mA
+250V 200PL2 - 2/A3 +250V
+27V 200PL2 - 2/E3 +27V
+27V_VENTILATEUR 200PL2 - 2/H11 +27V_FAN
+5VCPU = +5V 400PL2 - 8/C2 +5VCPU = 5V
+5V_ALIM_BT 400PL1 - 25/E4 400PL2 - 8/C2 +5V_LV_SUPPLY
+5V_ENTREE 400PL1 - 6/A4 400PL2 - 8/C2 5V_INPUT
+VE (+8V) 200PL1 - 3/B10 +VE (+8V)
+VLC 200PL2 - 2/A4 +VLC
+VR (+12V) 200PL1 - 3/D10 200PL2 - 1/D2 +VR
+VRA (+5V) 200PL1 - 2/A3 +VRA
+VV 200PL2 - 1/F4 200PL1 - 4/E5 +VV
+VV (+12V VEILLE) 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 1/D2 +VV (KEEP ALIVE) +12V
-12V 400PL1 - 6/A4 - 12V
-12VD (-12V_DRIVERS) 400PL1 - 6/A3 ...... - 12VD
-12V_ALIM_BT 400PL1 - 2/F2 400PL1 - 6/E4 - 12V_LV_SUPPLY
-12V_DRIVERS (-12V) 400PL1 - 6/A3 700PL1 - 5/G3 - 12V_DRIVERS
-12V_ENTREE 400PL1 - 6/A3 400PL2 - 8/C1 - 12V_INPUT
SIGNAL LISTS
-15V (CPU NOT USED) - 15Vcpu
-15VK 701PL1 - 5/A1 ...... - 15V_Vk
-15VM 701PL1 - 5/A3 ...... - 15V_Vm
-VE (-8V) 200PL1 - 3/C10 - VE (-8V)
0V-VENTILATEUR 200PL2 - 2/H10 0V_FAN
0V232_1 400PL3 - 3/C4 CPU:0V232_1
0VD 701PL1 - 5/F3 ...... 0VD
0VE 200PL1 - 3/B10 0VE
0VK 701PL1 - 5/A2 ...... 0V_kV
0VLC 200PL2 - 2/B4 0VLC
0VM 701PL1 - 5/A4 0V_mA
0VV 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 1/D2 0VV
5–29
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
0V_250V 200PL2 - 2/B3 0V_250V
0V_27V 200PL2 - 2/F3 0V_27V
0V_600VF 300PL1 - 1/H1 200PL1 - 1/E11 0V_600VF
0V_ALIM_BT 400PL1 - 6/H4 0V_LV_SUPPLY
0V_ALIM_PUISS 200PL2 - 2/B8 400PL1 - 19/D10 0V_MAIN_SUPPLY
0V_CAPA_CHAUFF 200PL2 - 2/B8 400PL1 -19/D10 0V_HEATER_CAPACITOR
0V_CPU 400PL3 - 8/A2 0VCPU
0V_DRIVERS 400PL1 - 3/G4 701PL1 - 6/G4 0V_DRIVERS
0V_ENTREE 400PL1 - 6/H4 400PL2 - 8/A2 0V_INPUT=OVCPU=PT4
0V_PHASE_1 300PL2 - 1/D2 400PL1 -24/H4 0V_PHASE_1
0V_PHASE_3 300PL2 - 1/C1 400PL1 -24/H1 0V_PHASE_3
0V_PUPITRE 200PL2 - 2/F11 400PL1 - 4/C4 0V_CONSOLE
0V_RS232 400PL2 - 8/H4 0V_RS232
0V_STATIF 200PL2 - 2/E11 800PL1 -20/H4 0V_GANTRY
0V_VEILLE 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 3/A5 0V_KEEP_ALIVE
125_kHz_LC 400PL1 - 23/F1 125_kHz_ROTOR__
12V (CPU: NOT USED) 12V
12V_VEILLE 200PL1 - 3/E10 200PL2 - 3/B5 12_KEEP_ALIVE
220V 200PL1 - 1/A10 220V
250V<E<700V 200PL2 - 3/D4 ...... 250V<E<700V
250V_ALIM_PUISS 200PL2 - 2/A8 400PL1 -19/B9 250V_MAIN_POWER
250V_CAPA_CHAUFF 200PL2 - 2/A8 400PL1 -19/B9 250V_HEATER_CAPACITOR
27V_PUPITRE 200PL2 - 2/E11 400PL1 - 4/B4 27V_CONSOLE
27V_STATIF 200PL2 - 2/E11 800PL1 -20/H4 27V_GANTRY
2_MHz_LC 400PL1 - 25/G2 ...... 2_MHz_ROTOR
SIGNAL LISTS
300VR 200PL1 - 2/C3 300PL1 - 1/F5 300VR (INVERTER)

5000_TOURS 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H4 5000_RPM
5kV_A (kV_INF_5_A)_______ 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 5kV_A
5kV_B (kV_INF_5_A) 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 5kV_B_
600VF 300PL1 - 1/H2 200PL1 - 1/F11 600VF (INVERTER)
AC1_I_OND 300PL1 - 1/B8 400PL1 -10/H4 AC1_INV_CURRENT
AC2_I_OND 300PL1 - 1/B8 400PL1 -10/H4 AC2_INV_CURRENT
ALIM_PUISS_OK 400PL1 - 4/C2 400PL2 - 5/H2 INV_SUPPLY_OK
ALIM_PUISS_OK_A 200PL2 - 3/F11 400PL1 - 4/D4 INV_SUPPLY_OK_A
ALIM_PUISS_OK_B 200PL2 - 3/F11 400PL1 - 4/E4 INV_SUPPLY_OK_B
ALIM_PUIS_OK 400PL1 - 4/C2 400PL2 - 5/H2 INV_SUPPLY_OK
5–30
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
CPU:+5V_LITHIUM_BATĆ
ALIM_SAUV_+5V 400PL3 - 9/E2 ......
TERY
ARRET_DEF_ALIM 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL
ATTENTE_MST 200PL2 - 3/C11 200PL1 - 1/E2 POWER_ON_WAITING
AUTO_ALIM_BT 400PL1 - 6/D2 ...... LV_SUPPLY_ENABLE_
AUTO_ALIM_LC 400PL1 - 25/G1 ...... ROTOR_SUPPLY_ENABLE
AUTO_DELAIS_48mS 400PL1 - 10/F1 ...... AUTO_DELAY_48mS
AUTO_ECH 400PL1 - 9/C4 ...... AUTO_SCALE
AUTO_MST 200PL2 - 3/E8 ...... AUTO_POWER_ON
AUTO_OND 400PL1 - 10/C3 ...... INVERTER_ENABLE
AUTO_REGUL 400PL1 - 10/G1 ...... KV_REQUEST
AUTO_REGUL_A 701PL1 - 1/A2 400PL1 -10/H2 KV_REQUEST_A
AUTO_REGUL_B 701PL1 - 1/A2 400PL1 -10/H2 KV_REQUEST_B
AUTO_REGUL_CH 400PL1 - 18/A2 ...... HEATER_REQUEST
AUTO_RELANCE 400PL1 - 9/D2 ...... AUTO_RELANCE
BATTERIE_OK 400PL3 - 9/A1 ...... CPU:BATTERY_OK
BG 400PL2 - 6/B4 ...... BG
BLINDAGE_0V 400PL1 - 2/D2 0V_SHIELD
BLOC_T1 400PL1 - 23/A1 ...... BLOC_T1_STARTER
BOUTON_GRAPHIE 100PL1 400PL1 - 4/G3 GRAPHY_BUTTON
BOUTON_GRAPHIE 400PL1 - 3/C9 200PL4 - 1/F5 GRAPHY_BUTTON
SIGNAL LISTS
BOUTON_PREPA 100PL1 400PL2 - 6/F4 PREPA_BUTTON
BOUTON_PREPA 400PL1 - 3/C9 200PL4 - 1/E5 PREPA_BUTTON
BP 400PL2 - 6/C4 ...... BP
B_T1 400PL1 - 23/A1 ...... B_T1
B_T2 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... B_T2
B_T3 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... B_T3
B_T4 400PL1 - 23/A3 ...... B_T3
B_T5 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... B_T5
B_T6 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... B_T6
CDE_CONTACTEUR 200PL2 - 3/B9 ...... CONTACTOR_CMD
PREMAGNETIZAĆ
CDE_PRECHARGE 200PL2 - 3/A11 200PL1 - 1/F2
TION_CMD
5–31
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
CDE_RELAIS_1 400PL3 - 3/E3 ...... CPU:RELAY_1_CMD
CDE_RELAIS_3 400PL3 - 3/D2 ...... CPU:RELAY_3_CMD
CDE_T1 400PL1 - 25/C3 ...... CMD_T1
CDE_T2 400PL1 - 25/C2 ...... CMD_T2
CDE_T3 400PL1 - 25/B3 ...... CMD_T3
CDE_T4 400PL1 - 25/B2 ...... CMD_T4
CDE_T5 400PL1 - 25/A3 ...... CMD_T5
CDE_T6 400PL1 - 25/A2 ...... CMD_T6
CDE_TEST_1 400PL3 - 3/F2 ...... CPU:TEST_1_CMD
CDE_TEST_4 (NOT USED) CPU:TEST_4_CMD
CHARGEMENT 200PL2 - 4/F7 ...... LOAD
CHAUFFAGE_COMMUN 400PL1 - 19/B3 45440617 HEATER_COMMON
CHAUFFAGE_PISTE_1 400PL1 - 19/B2 45440617 TRACK_1_HEATER
CHAUFFAGE_PISTE_2 400PL1 - 19/B2 45440617 TRACK_2_HEATER
CHUTE_kV 400PL1 - 9/B3 400PL2 - 5/H4 kV_DROP
CHUTE_kV_A 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_DROP_A
CHUTE_kV_B 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_DROP_B
CMDE_GACHETTES 400PL1 - 10/D3 ...... GATE_CMD
EXĆ
CMDE_LAMPE_ON 200PL2 - 3/D11 200PL1 - 4/B5 POS_ROOM_LAMP_REL_C
MD_A
EXĆ
CMDE_LAMPE_POSE 200PL2 - 1/F5 200PL1 - 4/D5 POS_ROOM_LAMP_REL_C
MD_B
SIGNAL LISTS
CMDE_POLARISATION 400PL1 - 14/B4 ...... BIAS_CMD

CMDE_RELAIS_A(VOYANT RELAY_CMD_A
400PL2 - 3/E6 200PL2 - 1/E9
POSE (ROOM-LAMP)
CMDE_RELAIS_B(VOYANT RELAY_CMD_B
400PL2 - 3/E5 200PL2 - 1/E9
POSE) (ROOM-LAMP)
COMMUN_PREPA_GRAPHIE 200PL2 - 2/E11 400PL1 - 4/B5 COMMON_PREPA_GRAPHY
CONSIGNE_CHAUFFAGE_A
400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1 -18/H2 HEATER_REF_A
(DAC
CONSIGNE_CHAUFFAGE_B (0V) 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1 -18/H3 HEATER_REF_B
HEAT_CURĆ
CONSIGNE_ICH_CARRE 400PL1 - 18/F2 ......
RENT_SQUARE_RE
CONSIGNE_kV 701PL1 - 3/A2 ...... kV_REFERENCE
CONS_CHAUF_A (DAC) 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1 -18/H2 HEATER_REF_A
5–32
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
CONS_CHAUF_B 400PL2 - 4/H1 400PL1 -18/H3 HEATER_REF_B
CONTACTEUR 200PL2 - 3/A11 200PL1 - 1/E2 CONTACTOR
CONTROLE_CONTACTEUR 200PL1 - 1/E2 200PL2 - 3/F6 CONTACTOR_CHECK
COUP_DE_POING 200PL2 - 3/F3 100PL1 EMERGENCY_STOP
C_T1 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... C_T1
C_T2 400PL1 - 23/A2 ...... C_T2
C_T3 400PL1 - 23/A3 ...... C_T3_
C_T4 400PL1 - 23/A3 ...... C_T4
C_T5 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... C_T5
C_T6 400PL1 - 23/A4 ...... C_T6
DEF_ALIM 400PL1 - 4/B2 ...... POWER_SUPPLY_FAIL
DEF_T_RAD 400PL1 - 4/B4 ...... HEAT_SINK_TEMP_FAIL
POWER_ON_REQUIREĆ
DEMANDE_MST 200PL2 - 3/D10 ......
MENT
ROTOR_OVER_CURĆ
DETECT_SURINT_LC 400PL1 - 24/A2 ......
RENT_DETECT
ECHAUFFEMENT 200PL2 - 4/C8 ...... WARMING
ENTRETIEN 400PL2 - 04/B4 400PL1 -25/H4 MAINTAIN_ROTOR
EN_POSE 400PL1 - 11/A4 400PL2 - 5/G2 EXPOSURE_ON
EVEN.COMPT 400PL2 - 4/C2 ...... EVEN_COMPT
E_INF_30V 200PL2 - 3/E4 ...... E_LESS THAN_30V
E_INF_EMAX 200PL2 - 3/D3 ...... E_LESS THAN_EMAX
E_LESS_THAN_E_PREGĆ
E_INF_EPRE 200PL2 - 3/E3 ......
MAGNET
E_PUISS_OK 400PL1 - 4/C3 ...... INV_SUPPLY_OK
E_SUP_30V 200PL1 - 2/F11 200PL2 - 3/E1 E_HIGHER_THAN_30V_A
E_HIGHĆ
SIGNAL LISTS
E_SUP_EMAX 200PL1 - 2/A11 200PL2 - 3/C1
ER_THAN_EMAX_A
E_SUP_EMIN 200PL1 - 2/C11 200PL2 - 3/F1 E_HIGHER_THAN_EMIN
E_HIGHER_THAN_E_PREĆ
E_SUP_EPRE 200PL1 - 2/D11 200PL2 - 3/D1
MAGNET
FIL_COUPE_POLARISATION 400PL1 - 15/D3 ...... BIAS_OPEN_CIRCUIT
FIN_SEQUENCE 400PL1 - 18/A3 ...... SEQUENCE_END
FIN_TOUR 400PL1 - 23/C4 ...... STATER_REV_END
FREIN 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H3 BRAKE_ROTOR
FREIN_LC 400PL1 - 25/F3 ...... BRAKE_ROT
FREQUENCE_POLARISATION 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 -14/H4 BIAS_FREQUENCY
FREQUENCE_POLARISATION. 400PL2 - 3/B2 ...... BIAS_FREQUENCY.
FREQ_POLAR 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 -14/H4 BIAS_FREQUENCY
5–33
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
GATE_1_CHAUFF 400PL1 - 18/A4 ...... HEATER_GATE_1
GATE_1_POLAR 400PL1 - 14/A4 ...... BIAS_GATE_1
GATE_2_CHAUFF 400PL1 - 18/A3 ...... HEATER_GATE_2
GATE_2_POLAR 400PL1 - 14/A4 ...... BIAS_GATE_2
GRAPHIE 400PL1 - 4/B3 ...... GRAPHY
H250K 400PL1 - 6/A2 ...... H250K
H2M 400PL1 - 6/A1 ...... H2M
H4M 400PL1 - 6/A1 ...... H4M
H500 400PL1 - 6/A2 ...... H500
H62_5K 400PL1 - 6/A2 ...... H62_5K
HORL_4Hz 200PL2 - 4/D4 ...... CLOCK_4Hz
ICH_CARRE 400PL1 - 18/D2 ...... SQUARE_CURRENT
ICH_OND 400PL1 - 18/A1 ...... HEATER_CURRENT_MEAS
INIB_DECOMPTAGE 200PL2 - 4/B9 ...... DOWNCOUNT_INHIBIT
INIT 200PL2 - 4/E4 ...... INIT
INIT_1 400PL1 - 10/A2 ...... INIT_1
INIT_1_A 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/E1 INIT_1_A
INIT_1_B 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/E1 INIT_1_B
INIT_2 400PL1 - 10/A1 ...... INIT_2
INIT_2_A 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/H1 INIT_2_A
INIT_2_B 400PL1 - 11/A3 701PL1 - 1/H1 INIT_2_B
I_OND_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H4 INV_I_MAX
I_OND_MAXI 400PL1 - 9/F2 ...... INV_CURRENT_MAX
kV_INF_5_A 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 LESS_THAN_5kV_A
kV_INF_5_A (5kV_A) 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 LESS_THAN_5kV_A
SIGNAL LISTS
kV_INF_5_B (5kV-B) 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 LESS_THAN_5kV_B

kV_INF_5_B (5kV_B) 701PL1 - 2/A3 400PL2 - 6/E1 LESS_THAN_5kV_B
kV_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A3 400PL2 - 5/H3 kV_MAX
kV_MAX_A 701PL1 - 2/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_MAX_A
kV_MAX_B 701PL1 - 2/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_MAX_B
kV_VIDE 400PL2 - 4/B2 400PL1 -10/H3 NO_LOAD_kV
LECTURE_SECU 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 - 9/H4 SECURITY_READING_CMD
LECT_SECU (LECTURE_SECU) 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 - 9/H4 SECURITY_READING_CMD
LOAD_A (LOAD_kV_A)_ LOAD_A
LOAD_B (LOAD_kV_B) LOAD_B
LOAD_kV_A (LOAD_A) 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H2 LOAD_kV_A
LOAD_kV_B (LOAD_B) 400PL2 - 4/A2 700PL1 - 3/H2 LOAD_kV_B
5–34
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
mA 400PL2 - 6/B2 ...... mA
MARCHE_CHAUF 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 -18/H4 HEATER_COMMAND
MARCHE_CHAUFFAGE 400PL2 - 4/B3 400PL1 -18/H4 HEATER_COMMAND
MARCHE_LANCEUR 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H3 ROTOR_CMD
MARCHE_LC_SYNC 400PL1 - 23/E4 ...... SYNC_ROTOR_CMD
MARCHE_POLAR 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 -14/H3 BIAS_CMD
MARCHE_POLARISATION 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 -14/H3 BIAS_CMD
mAS 400PL2 - 7/C2 ...... mAS
mA_A (MESURE_mA_A) 701PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 mA_A
mA_B (MESURE_mA_B) 701PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 mA_B_
mA_MAX 400PL1 - 9/B3 400PL2 - 5/H3 mA_MAX
mA_MAX_A 701PL1 - 4/A2 400PL1 - 9/H4 mA_MAX_A
mA_MAX_B 701PL1 - 4/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 mA_MAX_B
MESPM 400PL2 - 7/C2 ...... PMMEAS
HEATER_MEASUREĆ
MESURE_1_CHAUFF 400PL1 - 19/A3 ......
MENT_1
HEATER_MEASUREĆ
MESURE_2_CHAUFF 400PL1 - 19/A3 ......
MENT_2
MESURE_E 200PL1 - 2/C4 ...... E_MEASUREMENT
MESURE_kV 701PL1 - 1/E3 ...... kV_MEASUREMENT
MESURE_mA_A (mA-A) 400PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 mA_MEASUREMENT_A
MESURE_mA_B (mA_B) 701PL1 - 4/A3 400PL2 - 6/E2 mA_MEASUREMENT_B
MESURE_PHASE_1 300PL2 - 1/D1 400PL1 -24/H4 PHASE_1_MEASUREMENT
MESURE_PHASE_3 300PL2 - 1/D1 400PL1 -24/H2 PHASE_3_MEASUREMENT
MESURE_POLARISATION 400PL1 - 14/A2 ...... BIAS_MEASUREMENT
MESURE_SECTEUR 200PL1 - 3/D10 200PL2 - 4/E3 MAINS_MEASUREMENT
SIGNAL LISTS
MES_E_A 200PL1 - 1/F11 E_MEASUREMENT_A
MES_E_B 200PL1 - 1/E11 E_MEASUREMENT_B
INV_CURRENT_MEASUREĆ
MES_I_OND 400PL1 - 10/F4 ......
MENT
MST 400PL1 - 20/B1 ...... POWER_ON
M_CHAUFFAGE 400PL1 - 18/B3 ...... HEATER_CMD
PHASE_1 300PL1 - 1/D3 ROTOR PHASE_1
PHASE_2 300PL1 - 1/C3 ROTOR PHASE_2
PHASE_3 300PL1 - 1/B3 ROTOR PHASE_3
PISTE_2 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 -19/D1 TRACK_2
PM 800PL4 - 1/G3 400PL2 - 6/A3 PM
5–35
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
GANTRY_EMERGENĆ
POING_STATIF_B 200PL2 - 3/F2 800PL2 -11/F7
CY_STOP_B
POLARISATION_COMMUN 400PL1 - 14/A2 45440617 COMMON_BIAS
POLARISATION_COURANT 400PL1 - 14/A2 45440617 CURRENT_BIAS
POSE_RX 400PL2 - 4/C3 400PL1 - 9/H4 RX_EXPOSURE
PRES_ACCELERATION 200PL2 - 2/C11 400PL1 - 3/C10 ACCELERATION
PRESENCE_ALIM 400PL1 - 4/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 POWER_SUPPLY_PRESENT
PRESENCE_CHAUFFAGE 400PL1 - 20/F1 400PL2 - 5/H2 HEATER_PRESENCE
PRESENCE_POLARISATION 400PL1 - 15/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 BIAS_PRESENCE
PRESENCE_ROTATION 400PL1 - 25/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 ROTATION_PRESENCE
PRES_ALIM 200PL2 - 4/A9 ...... POWER_SUPPLY_PRES
PRES_ALIM 200PL1- 4/B2 400 PL2 - 5/H2 POWER_SUPPLY_OK
PRES_ALIM_A 200PL2 - 4/A11 400PL1 - 4/E4 POWER_SUPPLY_PRES_A
PRES_ALIM_B 200PL2 - 4/A11 400PL1 - 4/F4 POWER_SUPPLY_B
PRES_CHAUF 400PL1 - 20/F1 400PL2 - 5/H2 HEATER_PRESENCE
ROTOR_MOT CURĆ
PRES_COURANT_MOTEUR 400PL1 - 24/A4 ......
RENT_PR
PRES_LANC_ACTIF 200PL2 - 2/D11 400PL1 - 3/C9 ROTOR_ACTIVE
PRES_POLAR 400PL1 - 15/B2 400PL2 - 5/H2 BIAS_FREQUENCE
PRES_ROTAT 400PL1 - 25/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 ROTATION_PRESENCE
PRES_SECTEUR 200PL2 - 4/A8 ...... MAINS_PRESENCE
PUISSANCE 400PL1 - 9/D3 ...... POWER
POWER_HEATER_CURĆ
PUISSANCE_COURANT_CH 400PL1 - 18/B3 ......
RENT
R1A1 400PL3 - 3/A4 CPU:R1A1
R1A2 400PL3 - 3/A4 CPU:R1A2
R1B1 400PL3 - 3/A4 CPU:R1B1
SIGNAL LISTS
R2A1 400PL3 - 3/A4 CPU:R2A1

RAZ_3s 200PL2 - 4/E4 ...... RESET_3s
REF_30V 200PL1 - 2/F5 ...... INVERTER_30V_REF
RETOUR_mA 701PL1 - 4/H2 XJ2 HV -UN/IT mA_FEEDBACK
RX+ 400PL1 - 25/A4 400PL2 - 8/F4 RX+
RX+A1 CPU:RX+A1
RX+GENERATOR(CONĆ
RX+_GENERATEUR (RX+) 400PL2 - 6/G1
SOLE:S.L)
RX- 400PL3 - 3/A4 400PL2 - 8/F4 RX- (SERIAL LINK)
RX-GENERATOR(CONĆ
RX-_GENERATEUR (RX-) 400PL2 - 3/A4
SOLE:S.L)
RX_BRAS 400PL3 - 3/A3 400PL2 - 8/F3 RX_ARM (SERIAL LINK)
5–36
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
RX_DEMANDE 400PL1 - 9/F4 ...... RX_REQUIREMENT
RX_RS232(SERVICETĆ
RX_RS232 400PL2 - 8/F4
ERM.S.L)
R_DECHARGE 200PL1 - 1/E9 ...... DISCHARGE_RESISTOR
SECURITE 400PL1 - 9/E3 ...... SAFETY
SECURITE_POLARISATION 400PL1 - 15/B3 ...... BIAS_SAFETY
SECU_BLOQ 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 FATAL_SECURITY
SECU_BLOQUANTE 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 FATAL_SECURITY
SECU_RATTRAP 400PL1 - 9/A4 400PL2 - 5/H2 NO_FATAL_SECURITY
SEL (V2) 200PL1 - 1/A10 SELECTION
SORTIE.DAC 400PL2 - 7/D3 ...... HEATER_DAC_OUTPUT
SRI_A (SRI_kV_A) 400PL2 - 4/A2 700PL1 - 3/H4 SRI_kV_A
SRI_B (SRI_kV-B) 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H4 SRI_ kV_B
SRI_kV_A SRI_kV_A
SRI_kV_B SRI_kV_B
STROBE_A (STROBE_kV_A) 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H3 STROBE_kV_A
STROBE_B (STROBE_kV_B) 400PL2 - 4/A2 701PL1 - 3/H3 STROBE_kV_B
STROBE_kV_A STROBE_kV_A
STROBE_kV_B STROBE_kV_B
SURCHARGE_DETECTEE 400PL1 - 20/D4 ...... OVERLOAD_DETECTED
ROTOR_OVERLOAD_DEĆ
SURINT_ENREG_LC 400PL1 - 23/G3 ......
TECT
SUR_I_B 300PL2 - 1/E1 400PL1 -24/C2 ROTOR_OVERCURRENT_B
SUR_I_H 300PL2 - 1/E1 400PL1 -24/C2 ROTOR_OVERCURRENT_H
SYB 400PL2 - 6/C4 ...... SYB
SYNCHRO_BRAS 400PL2 - 6/B4 ...... SYNCHRO_ARM
SIGNAL LISTS
T1A2 400PL3 - 3/B3 CPU:T1A2 (SERIAL LINK)
T1B1 400PL3 - 3/B4 CPU:T1B1 (SERIAL LINK)
T2A1 400PL3 - 3/B4 CPU:T2A1
T5000 400PL2 - 4/B4 400PL1 -25/H4 5000_RPM
TEMPS_POSE_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 EXPOSURE_TIME_MAX
TEST_62KV5 701PL1 - 1/G3 TEST_62KV5
TEST_kV_VIDE 400PL1 - 10/F3 ...... NO LOAD_kV_TEST
TEMĆ
TETA_INF_TMAX 200PL2 - 4/D11 ......
PER_LESS_THAN_TMAX
TEMPER_HIGHĆ
TETA_SUP_TMAX 200PL2 - 4/F9 ......
ER_THAN_TMAX
THERMAL
THERMOSTAT+ 200PL2 - 2/F10 THERMOSTAT+
SWITCH
5–37
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
THERMOSTAT- 200PL2 - 2/F11 THERMOSTAT-
TIMEOUT_REGUL 400PL1 - 9/A1 400PL2 - 5/H4 REGULATION_TIME_OUT
TIME_OUT_REGUL 400PL1 - 9/A1 400PL2 - 5/A4 REGULATION_TIMEOUT
TOUCHE_ON- 200PL2 - 3/A5 100PL ON_BUTTON
TPOSE_MAX 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 EXPOSURE_TIME-MAX
TRAD 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 HEAT_SINK_TEMP
TRIG_1 400PL1 - 10/A3 ...... TRIG_1
TRIG_2 400PL1 - 10/A2 ...... TRIG_2
TX+ 400PL2 - 8/G4 TX+ (SERIAL LINK)
TX+_GENERATOR(CONĆ
TX+_GENERATEUR (TX+) 400PL2 - 8/G4
SOLE S.L)
TX- 400PL2 - 8/G4 TX- (SERIAL LINK)
TX-_GENERATOR(CONĆ
TX-_GENERATEUR (TX-) 400PL2 - 6/G1
SOLE S.L)
TX_BRAS 400PL2 - 8/G3 TX_ARM (SERIAL LINK)
TX_RS232(SERVICE TER
TX_RS232 400PL2 - 8/G3
S.L.
T_INF_3s 200PL2 - 4/C7 ...... T_LESS_THAN_3s
T_RAD (TRAD) 400PL1 - 9/A2 400PL2 - 5/H4 HEAT_SINK_TEMP
T_RAD_A 300PL1 - 1/F8 400PL1 - 4/G4 HEAT_SINK_TEMP_A
T_RAD_B 300PL1 - 1/E8 400PL1 - 4/G4 HEAT_SINK_TEMP_B
T_SUP_3s 200PL2 - 5/C4 ...... TIME_MORE_THAN_3s
V1 200PL1 - 1/B9 V1
SIGNAL LISTS
V2 200PL1 - 1/A9 V2
VALID_GR 200PL4 - 1/D5 400PL1 - 3/D10 VALID_GRAPHY
VALID_PR 200PL4 - 1/D5 400PL1 - 3/D10 VALID_PREPA
VCC (+5V) VCC (5V)
VI1 400PL1 - 24/G3 VI1
VI2 400PL1 - 24/G3 VI2
VOYANT_OFF- 200PL2 - 3/B5 100PL OFF_LIGHT_BUTTON
VOYANT_ON- 200PL2 - 3/B5 100PL ON_LIGHT_BUTTON
VOYANT_POSE_A 400PL2 - 4/A1 200PL2 - 6/G1 EXPOSURE_LIGHT_A
VOYANT_POSE_B 400PL2 - 4/A1 200PL2 - 6/H1 EXPOSURE_LIGHT_B
_AUTO_ALIM_BT 400PL1 - 6/E2 ...... _LV_SUPPLY_ENABLE
5–38
REV 9 sm 2240777–100

ORIGINE DESTINATION
_CHUTE_kV_A (CHUTE kV_A) 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_DROP_A
_CHUTE_kV_B (CHUTE kV_B) 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_DROP_B
_POWER_ON_REQUIREĆ
_DEMANDE_MST 400PL1 - 3/A1 ......
MENT
_FIL_2 400PL1 - 20/A2 ...... _TRACK_2
_FIL_COUPE 400PL1 - 20/A2 ...... _OPEN_CIRCUIT(HEATER)
_kV_MAX_A (kV_MAX_A) 701PL1 - 2/A4 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_MAX_A
_kV_MAX_B (kV_MAX_B) 701PL1 - 2/A2 400PL1 - 9/H3 kV_MAX_B
_POSE 400PL1 - 9/E4 ...... _EXPOSURE
_FILAMENT_OVERĆ
_SURCHARGE_FILAMENT 400PL1 - 20/D4 ......
LOADED
_OVER_CURRENT_DEĆ
_SURINT_ENREG_LC 400PL1 - 23/F3 ......
TECT
_TEST_kV_VIDE 400PL1 - 10/F3 ...... _NO LOAD_kV_TEST
SIGNAL LISTS
5–39
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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SIGNAL LISTS
5–40
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
GLOSSARY
FRANÇAIS/ANGLAIS
STATIF (GANTRY)
SIGNAL LISTS
5–41
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
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SIGNAL LISTS
5–42
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
NOM DU SIGNAL (STATIF) ORIGINE SIGNAL NAME (GANTRY)
TION
+15ISO (800PL4) 800PL4 - 1/G8 ...... +15ISO (800PL4)
+15V (800PL1) 800PL1 -20/D3 ...... +15V (800PL1)
+15V (800PL2) 800PL2 - 3/F2 ...... +15V (800PL2)
+5ISO (800PL4) 800PL4 - 1/E8 ...... +5ISO (800PL4)
-15ISO (800PL4) 800PL4 - 1/G7 ...... -15ISO (800PL4)
-5V (800:PL1.PL2) 800PL1 -20/B3 -5V (800:PL1.PL2)
0VISOA 800PL4 - 1/E7 ......
0V_27V_CL 800PL1 -21/H1 ......
0V_STER 800PL1 -21/F4 STEREOTIX 0V_STEREOTIX
12V (800PL1) NON UTILISE 800PL1 -21/C4 800PL2 - 3/F2 12V (800PL1) NOT USED
12V (800PL2) NON UTILISE ...... ...... 12V (800PL2) NOT USED
15V = +15V DE 800PL1 800PL1 -21/A4 800PL2 - 3/F1 15V = +15V ON 800PL1
27V 800PL1 -20/H4 ...... 27V
27V_ASC 800PL1 -20/D2 ...... 27V_COLUMN
27V_CENTR 800PL1 -22/F3 ...... 27V_LIGHT_CENTERING
27V_CL (CARTES LOGIQUES) 800PL1 -22/D4 ...... 27V_CL (LOGIC BOARDS)
27V_COMP 800PL1 -22/F4 ...... 27V_COMP
27V_D 800PL1 -21/E2 800PL2 - 7/G2 27V_D
27V_EXT 800PL1 -22/A3 800PL5 -80/0L 27V_EXT (EXTERNAL)
27V_FR 800PL1 -22/A2 27V_BRAKE
27V_P 800PL1 -20/G4 ...... 27V_P
27V_PAP 800PL1 -22/D3 ...... 27V_STEPPER
27V_STER 800PL1 -20/A2 STEREOTIX 27V_STEREOTIX
27V_TRAME 800PL1 -22/D2 ...... 27V_GRID
27V_VERROU 800PL1 -22/F2 ...... 27V_LOCK
SIGNAL LISTS
5VEXT 800PL1 -21/C3 800PL2 - 3/G2 5VEXT (EXTERNAL)
5V_CL 800PL1 -21/C3 800PL2 - 7/H3 5V_CL (LOGIC BOARDS)
5V_STER STEREOTIX 800PL12- 1/A4 5V_STEREOTIX
A0 800PL3 - 5/B4 800PL2 - 1/G6 CPU:A0 (ADDRESS BUS G64)
5–43
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
TION
ALIM_COMP (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 - 7/G4 COMP_SUPPLY (VCC:+5V)
ALIM_DIAPH_A (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -16/H4 REAR DIAPH_SUPPLY_
ALIM_DIAPH_A_L (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -19/B3 REAR_ &_ LAT_DIAPH SUPPLY
ALIM_DIAPH_L (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -17/H4 LAT_DIAPH_SUPPLY
ALIM_DIAPH_V (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/B7 800PL1 -26/C2 FRONT_DIAPH_SUPPLY
ALIM_FILTRE (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -15/H4 FILTER_SUPPLY
ALIM_FILTRE_GAINE(VCC
800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -14/H4 FILTER_&_HOUSING_SUPPLY
+5V
ALIM_GAINE (VCC: +5V) 800PL2 - 3/G2 800PL1 -14/H4 HOUSING_POWER
ALIM_OK (VCC: +5V) 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/G5 POWER_SUPPLY_ACTIVE
ALIM_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D5 ...... POWER_SUPPLY_ACTIVE_A
ALIM_SAUV_+5V 800PL3 - 9/E2 ...... CPU:+5V_LITHIUM_BATTERY
ASC 800PL2 - 4/E3 ...... COLUMN_CMD
ASC_INACTIF 800PL1 - 1/A2 800PL2 -10/D4 COLUMN_POWER_INACTIVE
ASC_INACTIF_A 800PL2 -10/D3 ...... COLUMN_POWER_INACTIVE_A
AUTORISATION_STEREOTIX STEREOTIX 800PL2 -10/H2 STEREOTIX_AUTHORIZATION
AUTORISATION_STEREOĆ STEREOTIX_AUTHORIZAĆ
800PL2 -10/C2 ......
TIX_A TION_A
BATTERIE_OK 800PL3 - 9/A1 ...... CPU:BATTERY_OK
BOUCLAGE_OK 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/G4 LOOPS_OK
BOUCLAGE_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D4 ...... LOOPS_OK_A
SIGNAL LISTS
BUTEE_TRAME 800PL5 - 2/C4 800PL2 - 9/H5 GRID_STOP

BUTEE_TRAME_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... GRID_STOP_A
C_PRESENCE_K7 800PL5 - 1/H3 800PL5 - 1/B3 CASSETTE_DETECT
CDE_ASC+_A 800PL2 - 8/C4 ...... COLUMN+_CMD_A
CDE_ASC-_A 800PL2 - 8/C4 ...... COLUMN-_CMD_A
CDE_ASC_+_RC 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G4 COLUMN_CMD_+_CADB
CDE_ASC_+_RG 800PL6 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G5 COLUMN_CMD_+_THADB
CDE_ASC_-_RC 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G4 COLUMN_CMD_-_CADB
CDE_ASC_-_RG 800PL6 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G4 COLUMN_CMD_-_THADB
CDE_COMP_A 800PL2 -11/E6 ...... COMP_CMD_A
CDE_DECOMP_A 800PL2 -11/E5 ...... DECOMP_CMD_A
5–44
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
TION
CDE_FORMAT (COLLIMAĆ
800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/G3 SIZE_CMD
TOR)
CDE_FORMAT_A (COLLIMAĆ
800PL2 - 8/B6 ...... SISE_CMD_A
TOR)
CDE_FREIN_ROT_A 800PL2 - 8/C2 ...... ROT_BRAKE_CMD_A
CDE_FREIN_ROT_RC 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G2 ROT_BRAKE_CMD_FROM_CADB
CDE_RELAIS_3 800PL3 - 3/D2 ...... CPU:RELAY_3_CMD
CDE_TEST_4 (NON UTILISE) 800PL3 CPU:TEST_4_CMD (NOT USED)
CDE_VERROU 800PL16- 1/B3 800PL2 - 8/G5 LOCK_CMD
CDE_VERROU_A 800PL2 - 8/C5 ...... LOCK_CMD_A
CD_I_1 800PL1 - 5/A2 ...... CD_I_1
CD_I_2 800PL1 - 6/A2 ...... CD_I_2
CENTREUR 800PL2 - 4/E6 ...... LIGHT_CENTERING
CENTERI
CENTREUR+ 800PL1 -12/A3 LIGHT_CENTERING+
BULB
CENTERI
CENTREUR- 800PL1 -12/A3 LIGHT_CENTERING-
BULB
CENTREUR_LUMINEUX 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/G2 LIGHT_CENTERING_CMD
CENTREUR_LUMINEUX_A 800PL2 - 8/B5 ...... LIGHT_CENTERING_CMD_A
CENTREUR_OK 800PL1 - 1/A2 800PL2 -10/G4 LIGHT_CENTERING_OK
CENTREUR_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D4 ...... LIGHT_CENTERING_OK_A
CK_STER STEREOTIX 800PL12- 1/A4 CK_STEREOTIX
SIGNAL LISTS
CLK16MHz 800PL3 - 9/B4 ...... CPU:CLK16MHz
CLK1MHz 800PL3 - 9/C3 ...... CPU:CLK1MHz
CLK8MHz 800PL3 - 9/B4 ...... CPU:CLK8MHz
CLK_FLUO 800PL2 - 4/B4 ...... CLK_FLUO
CLOCK_FLUO 800PL2 - 3/A3 800PL12- 1/A3 CLOCK_FLUO
CLOCK_PAP_COMP 800PL2 -12/D3 ...... COMP_SPEED_CLOCK
CLR_TRAME 800PL1 -10/C2 ...... GRID_CLR
COMMANDE_DAC (REF
800PL2 - 5/F2 800PL4 - 1/E8 HVPM_REFERENCE
HTPM)
COMMON_GROUND_POWĆ
COMMUN_MASSE_PUISS 800PL1 -20/C4 800PL2 -10/G3
ER_BOARD
COMMUN_PEDALE (0V) 800PL1 -11/H5 800PL1 - PEDAL_COMMUN
5–45
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
TION
COMP_1 800PL2 -12/A3 ...... COMP_1
COMP_2 800PL2 -12/A3 ...... COMP_2
CONSIGNE_COMP_1 800PL2 - 5/A6 800PL1 - 5/H3 COMP_REF_PH_1
CONSIGNE_COMP_2 800PL2 - 5/A8 800PL1 - 6/H3 COMP_REF_PH_2
CONSIGNE_HTPM(COMMANĆ
800PL2 - 5/F1 800PL4 - 1/E8 PMHV_REFERENCE
DE DAC
CONSIGNE_TRAME 800PL2 - 5/A4 800PL1 -10/H2 GRID_REFERENCE
CONS_FORCE 800PL8 - 1/B3 800PL2 -12/H3 FORCE_REF
CONS_FORCE* 800PL8 - 1/B3 800PL2 -12/H3 FORCE_REF* (0V)
EN_STER (NOT USED) EN_STER (NOT USED)
ETA_ROT_OFF 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/H5 ROTAT_POWER_INACTIVE
ETA_ROT_OFF_A 800PL2 -10/D5 ...... ROTAT_POWER_INACTIVE_A
ETA_VERROU_OFF 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/H5 LOCK_POWER_INACTIVE
ETA_VERROU_OFF_A 800PL2 -10/D5 ...... ROTATION_POWER_INACTIVE_A
FOCALE_0 (660mm) 800PL5 - 2/G4 800PL2 - 9/H6 SID_0_ (660mm)
FOCALE_0* 800PL5 - 2/G4 800PL2 - 9/H6 SID_0* (0V)
FOCALE_0_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... SID_0_A
FOCALE_1 (610mm) 800PL5 - 2/F4 800PL2 - 9/H6 SID_1_ (610mm)
FOCALE_1* 800PL5 - 2/F4 800PL2 - 9/H6 SID_1* (0V)
FOCALE_1_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... SID_1_A
FOCALE_2_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... SID_2_A
SIGNAL LISTS

FOCALE_3_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... SID_3_A
FORMAT_24*30 800PL10- 1/B2 800PL2 - 9/H8 24 x 30_SIZE
FORMAT_24*30_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... 24 X 30_SIZE_A
FREIN_ROT 800PL2 - 6/A2 ...... ROT_BRAKE_CMD
FREIN_ROT+ 800PL1 -18/B4 COIL BRAKE ROTATION_BRAKE+
FREIN_ROT- 800PL1 -18/B4 COIL BRAKE ROTATION_BRAKE-
FUSE_OK 800PL1 - 1/A3 800PL2 -10/G4 FUSE_OK
FUSE_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D4 ...... FUSE_OK-A
FU_ASC 800PL1 -20/E1 ...... COLUMN_FUSE
FU_FR 800PL1 -22/B1 ...... BRAKE_FUSE
5–46
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
TION
FU_VERROU 800PL1 -22/G1 ...... LOCK_FUSE
GRAND_0 800PL14- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H8 MAGNIFICATION_0
GRAND_0_A 800PL2 - 9/D8 ...... MAGNIFICATION_0_A
GRAND_1 800PL14- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H7 MAGNIFICATION 1
GRAND_2 800PL14- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H7 MAGNIFICATION 2
INCLIN_+15 800PL15- 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/H4 ARM_TILT_+15
INCLIN_+15_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... ARM_TILT_+15_A
INCLIN_-15 800PL15- 1/A3 800PL2 - 9/H4 ARM_TILT_-15
INCLIN_-15_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... ARM_TILT_-15_A
INCLIN_0 800PL15- 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/H5 ARM_TILT_0
INCLIN_0_A 800PL2 - 9/D5 ...... ARM_TILT_0_A
INCLIN_GARAGE 800PL15- 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/H3 ARM_TILT_± 27
INCLIN_GARAGE_A 800PL2 - 9/C5 ...... ARM_TILT_±27_A
INC_POS_PELOTE1 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H2 INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_1
INC_POS_PELOTE1* 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H2 INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_1 * (0V)
INC_POS_PELOTE1_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_1_A
INC_POS_PELOTE2 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_2
INC_POS_PELOTE2* 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_2* (0V)
INC_POS_PELOTE2_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... INCR_PADDLE_POS_PH_2_A
INTENS_0_COMP 800PL2 - 3/B4 ...... COMP_CURRENT_REF_VALUE_0
INTENS_1_COMP 800PL2 - 3/B4 ...... COMP_CURRENT_VALUE_1
SIGNAL LISTS
I_PHASE_1 800PL1 - 8/F3 ...... PH_1_COMP_CURRENT_MEAS
I_PHASE_2 800PL1 - 8/F2 ...... PH_2_COMP_CURRENT_MEAS
MARCHE_BUZZER 800PL2 - 4/D6 ...... BUZZER_CMD
MASSE_ASC 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 COLUMN_GROUND
MASSE_CENTREUR 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -12/H4 LIGHT_CENTERING_GROUND
MASSE_COMP 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G3 COMP_GROUND
MASSE_CONSIGNE_COMP 800PL2 - 5/A5 800PL1 -19/C3 COMP_REF_GROUND
MASSE_CONSIGNE_TRAME 800PL2 - 5/A2 800PL1 -10/H2 GRID_REF_GROUND
MASSE_FREIN_PELOTE 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/B2 BRAKE_PADDLE_GROUND
MASSE_FREIN_ROT 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -18/H3 ROT_BRAKE_GROUND
MASSE_MECANIQUE GENERATOR 800PL1 -20/H3 MECHANICAL_GROUND
MASSE_ON_TRAME 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -10/H1 GRID_ON_GROUND
5–47
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
TION
MASSE_POS_TRAME 800PL10- 1/C3 800PL1 -10/H4 GRID_POSITION_GROUND
MASSE_STB_DIAPH_A 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -16/H2 REAR_DIAPH_STB_GROUND
MASSE_STB_DIAPH_L 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -17/H3 LAT_DIAPH_STB_GROUND
MASSE_STB_FILTRE 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 FILTER_STB_GROUND
MASSE_STB_GAINE 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -14/H3 HOUSING_STB_GROUND
MASSE_VERROU 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -13/G3 LOCK_GROUND
MES_HTPM_IPM (RELAIS MEĆ
800PL2 - 4/E5 800PL4 - 1/C5 PMHV_IPM_MEAS_CMD
SURE)
MONO_1 800PL1 - 5/A3 ...... MONO_1
MONO_2 800PL1 - 6/A3 ...... MONO_2
MOT_ASC 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 - 3/H3 COLUMN_MOTOR
MOT_ASC+ 800PL1 - 2/D3 MOTOR COLUMN_MOTOR+
MOT_ASC- 800PL1 - 2/E3 MOTOR COLUMN_MOTOR-
MOT_COMP_1 800PL2 - 3/B4 800PL1 - 7/G4 MOT_COMP_1
MOT_COMP_2 800PL2 - 3/A4 800PL1 - 7/G2 MOT_COMP_2
MOT_DIAPH_A_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -19/H3 REAR_DIAPH_MOTOR_1
MOT_DIAPH_A_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -16/H1 REAR_DIAPH_MOTOR_2
MOT_DIAPH_L_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -17/H3 LAT_DIAPH_MOTOR_1
MOT_DIAPH_L_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -17/H2 LAT_DIAPH_MOTOR_2
MOT_DIAPH_V_1 800PL2 - 3/B6 800PL1 -26/B2 FRONT_DIAPH_MOTOR_1
MOT_DIAPH_V_2 800PL2 - 3/B6 800PL1 -26/E2 FRONT_DIAPH_MOTOR_2
MOT_FILTRE_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -15/H4 FILTER_MOTOR_1
MOT_FILTRE_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -15/H2 FILTER_MOTOR_2
MOT_GAINE_1 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -14/H4 HOUSING_MOTOR_1
MOT_GAINE_2 800PL2 - 3/B8 800PL1 -14/H2 HOUSING_MOTOR_2
+ GRID MOĆ
MOT_TRAME+ 800PL1 - 9/A3 GRID_MOTOR+
SIGNAL LISTS
TOR
- GRID MOĆ
MOT_TRAME- 800PL1 - 9/A3 GRID_MOTOR-
TOR
N_ALIM_OK 800PL1 - 1/C2 ...... _POWER_SUPPLY_OK
N_ASC_INACTIF 800PL1 - 4/B2 ...... _COLUMN_POWER_INACTIVE
N_CENTREUR_OK 800PL1 -11/C2 ...... _LIGHT_POWER_INACTIVE
N_ETA_ROT 800PL1 -18/B3 ...... _ROTAT_POWER_INACTIVE
N_ETA_VERROU 800PL1 -13/A3 ...... _LOCK_POWER_INACTIVE
N_FUSE_OK 800PL1 -20/G2 ...... _FUSE_OK
N_POW_TRAME_OK 800PL1 - 9/C2 ...... _GRID_POWER_OK
ON_ASC 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 - 3/H4 ON_COLUMN
ON_CENTREUR 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -12/H3 ON_LIGHT CENTERING
5–48
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ON_COMP 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 - 7/G3 ON_COMP

ON_FREIN_ROT 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -18/H3 ON_ROTATION_BRAKE
ON_TRAME 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -10/H2 ON_GRID
ON_VERROU 800PL2 - 3/B2 800PL1 -13/G3 ON_LOCK
OU_CABLE ...... 800PL1 -20/E1 OR_FUSE_CHECK
PEDALE_COMP 800PL1 -21/F3 800PL2 -11/H6 COMP_PEDAL
PEDALE_DECOMP 800PL1 -21/F3 800PL2 -11/H6 DECOMP_PEDAL
PHASE_COMP_1+ 800PL1 - 8/B4 MOT0R PH 1+ COMP_PHASE_1+
PHASE_COMP_1- 800PL1 - 8/B4 MOTOR PH 1- COMP_PHASE_2-
PHASE_COMP_2+ 800PL1 - 8/B2 MOTOR PH 2+ COMP_PHASE_2+
PHASE_COMP_2- 800PL1 - 8/B2 MOTOR PH 2- COMP_PHASE-2-
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_A_1+ 800PL1 -16/B4 REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_1+
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_A_1- 800PL1 -16/B4 REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_1-
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_A_2+ 800PL1 -16/B2 REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_2+
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_A_2- 800PL1 -16/B2 REAR_DIAPH_PHASE_2-
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_L_1+ 800PL1 -17/B4 LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_1+
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_L_1- 800PL1 -17/B4 LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_1-
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_L_2+ 800PL1 -17/B2 LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_2+
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_L_2- 800PL1 -17/B2 LAT_DIAPH_PHASE_2-
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_V_1+ 800PL1 -1/B1 FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_1+
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_V_1- 800PL1 -1/B1 FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_1-
TOR
SIGNAL LISTS
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_V_2+ 800PL1 -1/B1 FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_2+
TOR
COLLIM MOĆ
PHASE_DIAPH_V_2- 800PL1 -1/B1 FRONT_DIAPH_PHASE_2-
TOR
PHASE_FILTRE_1+ 800PL1 -15/B4 MOTOR PH 1+ FILTER_PHASE_1+
PHASE_FILTRE_1- 800PL1 -15/B4 MOTOR PH 1- FILTER_PHASE_1-
PHASE_FILTRE_2+ 800PL1 -15/B2 MOTOR PH 2+ FILTER_PHASE_2+
PHASE_FILTRE_2- 800PL1 -15/B2 MOTOR PH 2- FILTER_PHASE_2-
PHASE_GAINE_1+ 800PL1 -14/B4 MOTOR PH 1+ HOUSING_PHASE_1+
PHASE_GAINE_1- 800PL1 -14/B4 MOTOR PH 1- HOUSING_PHASE_1-
PHASE_GAINE_2+ 800PL1 -14/B2 MOTOR PH 2+ HOUSING_PHASE_2+
PHASE_GAINE_2- 800PL1 -14/B2 MOTOR PH 2- HOUSING_PHASE_2-
5–49
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DESTINAĆ
TION
POS_ASC_1_A 800PL13- 1/A3 800PL2 -11/A8 COLUMN_POS_PH_1_A
POS_ASC_2_A 800PL13- 1/A3 800PL2 -11/A7 COLUMN_POS_PH_2_A
POS_PELOTE1 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H2 PADDLE_POS_PH_1
POS_PELOTE1* 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H2 PADDLE_POS_PH_1* (0V)
POS_PELOTE1_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... PADDLE_POS_PH_1_A
POS_PELOTE2 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H1 PADDLE_POS_PH_2
POS_PELOTE2* 800PL5 - 2/E4 800PL2 - 9/H1 PADDLE_POS_PH_2* (0V)
POS_PELOTE2_A 800PL2 - 9/E1 ...... PADDLE_POS_PH_2_A
POS_TRAME 800PL10- 1/C3 800PL1 -10/H4 GRID_POSITION
POW_TRAME_OK 800PL1 - 1/A3 ...... POWER_GRID_OK
POW_TRAME_OK_A 800PL2 -10/D3 ...... POWER_GRID_OK_A
_PRES_CASSETTE 800PL10 - 1/B10 800PL5 - 1/H3 CASSETTE_DETECTOR
PRESENCE_TRAME 800PL10- 1/C2 800PL2 - 9/C2 GRID_PRESENCE
PRESENCE_TRAME_A 800PL2 - 9/A1 ...... GRID_PRESENCE_A
PRESENCE_K7 800PL5 - 1/B3 800PL2 - 9/A4 CASSET_PRES_1
PRESENCE_K7_A 800PL2 - 9/D3 800PL2 - 10/C4 CASSET_PRES_2
PRES_AJUST_COMP 800PL2 -13/A5 ...... COMP_ADJUST_PRESENCE
PRES_ALIM_ISO 800PL4 - 1/G2 800PL2 -11/E3 ISO_SUPPLY_PRESENCE
PRES_ALIM_STER 800PL2 - 6/C5 ...... STEREOTIX_SUPPLY_PRESENCE
PRES_LOG_ASC 800PL2 - 6/F3 ...... COLUMN_SOFT_PRES
PRES_LOG_COMP 800PL2 -12/A7 ...... COMP_SOFT_PRES
PRES_LOG_FREIN_ROT 800PL2 - 6/A3 ...... ROT_BRAKE_SOFT_PRES
PRES_LOG_VERROU 800PL2 - 6/D8 ...... LOCK_SOFT_PRES
PRES_OPER 800PL2 - 9/B2 ...... OPERATOR_PRESENT
PRES_OP_COMP 800PL2 -12/C5 ...... COMP_OPERATOR_PRES
SIGNAL LISTS
PRES_OP_RC 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 9/H4 OPERATOR PRESENT_CADB

PRES_OP_RG 800PL6 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G3 OPERATOR_PRESENT_THADB
PRES_PEDALE 800PL1 -21/G3 800PL2 -11/H6 PEDAL_PRESENCE
PRES_PEDALE_COMP 800PL2 -11/E6 ...... COMP_PRESENCE_PEDAL
PWM_ASC 800PL2 -12/E3 ...... COLUMN_PWM
5–50
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
DESTINAĆ
TION
R1A2 (RX_GENE) CPU:R1A2
R1B2 (RX+PID) CPU:R1B2
R2B2 (RX-PID) CPU:R2B2
REF_POS_DIAPH_A 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G6 REAR_DIAPH_POS_REF
REF_POS_DIAPH_A* 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G6 REAR*_DIAPH_POS_REF_(0V)
REF_POS_DIAPH_A_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... REAR_DIAPH_POS_REF_A_
REF_POS_DIAPH_L 800PL6 - 1/B4 800PL2 - 8/G7 LAT_DIAPH_POS_REF
REF_POS_DIAPH_L* 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G7 LAT*_DIAPH_POS_REF (0V)
REF_POS_DIAPH_L_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... LAT_DIAPH_POS_REF_A
REF_POS_DIAPH_V* 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/A7 FRONT_DIAPH_POS_REF
REF_POS_FILTRE 800PL6 - 1/B4 800PL2 - 8/G6 FILTER_POS_REF
REF_POS_FILTRE* 800PL6 - 1/B4 800PL2 - 8/G6 FILTER*_POS_REF
REF_POS_FILTRE_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... FILTER_POS_REF_A
REF_POS_GAINE 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G7 HOUSING_POS_REF
REF_POS_GAINE* 800PL6 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G7 HOUSING*_POS_REF
REF_POS_GAINE_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... HOUSING_POS_REF_A
REF_POS_PELOTE 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 PADDLE_POS_REF
REF_POS_PELOTE* 800PL5 - 2/D4 800PL2 - 9/H1 PADDLE*_POS_REF (0V)
REF_POS_PELOTE_A 800PL2 - 9/E1 ...... PADDLE_POS_REF_A
RELAIS_COUP_POING 800PL2 -11/E6 200PL1 - 3/C4 EMERGENCY_STOP_RELAY
RELAIS_MESURE 800PL2 - 4/E5 800PL4 - 1/C5 PMHV_IPM_MEAS_CMD
RETOUR_MASSE_CENTREUR 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/B2 LIGHT_GROUND_RETURN
RETOUR_MASSE_COMP_TR 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G3 GRID_COMP_GROUND_RETURN
REAR_DIAPH_GROUND_REĆ
RETOUR_MASSE_DIAPH_A 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G3
TURN
RETOUR_MASSE_FILTRE_ 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 FILTER_GROUND_RETURN
SIGNAL LISTS
TUBE_ARM_DISTR_GND_REĆ
RETOUR_MASSE_RG 800PL1 -19/G3 800PL2 - 8/G5
TURN
RETOUR_MASSE_W18 800PL5 - 1/E4 800PL2 - 8/G2 W18_GROUND_RETURN
RETOUR_MASSE_W19 800PL5 - 1/C4 800PL2 - 8/G3 W19_GROUND_RETURN
RETOUR_VERROU_FREIN_ 800PL2 - 3/F2 800PL1 -19/G2 ROT_BRAKE_LOCK_COLUMN
RX+PID (R1B2) 800PL3 - 3/A3 800PL1 -21/H4 RX+PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC)
RX-PID (R2B2) 800PL3 - 3/A3 800PL1 -21/H4 RX-PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC)
RX_GENE (R1A2) 800PL3 - 3/A3 800PL2 - 7/E2 RX_GENE(OPT.SERIAL.LINK)
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DESTINAĆ
TION
R_MOT_COMP_1 800PL2 - 7/C4 ...... MOT_COMP_1_RETURN
R_MOT_COMP_2 800PL2 - 7/C2 ...... MOT_COMP_2_RETURN
R_MOT_DIAPH_A_1 800PL2 -16/H3 ...... REAR_DIAPH_MOT_1_RETURN
R_MOT_DIAPH_A_2 800PL2 -16/H3 ...... REAR_DIAPH_MOT_2_RETURN
R_MOT_DIAPH_L_1 800PL1 -17/H3 ...... LAT_DIAPH_MOT_1_RETURN
R_MOT_DIAPH_L_2 800PL1 -17/H1 ...... LAT_DIAPH_MOT_2_RETURN
R_MOT_DIAPH_V_1 800PL1 -26/C2 ...... FRONT_DIAPH_MOT_1_RETURN
R_MOT_DIAPH_V_2 800PL1 -26/F2 ...... FRONT_DIAPH_MOT_2_RETURN
R_MOT_FILTRE_1 800PL1 -15/H3 ...... FILTER_MOTOR_1_RETURN
R_MOT_FILTRE_2 800PL1 -15/H1 ...... FILTER_MOTOR_2_RETURN
R_MOT_GAINE_1 800PL1 -14/H3 ...... HOUSING_MOTOR_1_RETURN
R_MOT_GAINE_2 800PL1 -14/H2 ...... HOUSING_MOTOR_2_RETURN
R_ON_ASC 800PL1 - 3/H4 ...... ON_COLUMN_RETURN
ON_LIGHT_CENTERING_REĆ
R_ON_CENTREUR 800PL1 -12/H3 ......
TURN
R_ON_COMP 800PL1 - 7/D3 ...... ON_COMP_RETURN
R_ON_FREIN_ROT 800PL1 -18/G3 ...... ON_ROTATION_BRAKE_RETURN
R_ON_TRAME 800PL1 -10/G1 ...... ON_GRID_RETURN
R_ON_VERROU 800PL1 -13/D3 ...... ON_LOCK_RETURN
REAR_DIAPH_STANDBY_REĆ
R_STANDBY_DIAPH_A 800PL1 -16/A2 ......
TURN
R_STANDBY_DIAPH_L 800PL1 -17/A3 ...... LAT_DIAPH_STANDBY_RETURN
FRONT_DIAPH_STANDBY_REĆ
R_STANDBY_DIAPH_V 800PL1 -26/D8 ......
TURN
R_STANDBY_FILTRE 800PL1 -15/A3 ...... FILTER_STANDBY_RETURN
R_STANDBY_GAINE 800PL1 -14/H3 ...... HOUSING_STANDBY_RETURN
SECURITE_COMP (NOT USED) COMP_SAFETY
SIGNAL LISTS
SECURITE_COMP_A COMP_SAFETY_A
SECU_GAINE 800PL6 - 1/D4 800PL2 - 8/G5 TEMPER_HOUSING_SAFETY
SECU_GAINE_A 800PL2 - 8/C6 ...... TEMPER_HOUSING_SAFETY_A
SENS_COMP 800PL2 - 4/E6 ...... COMP_DIRECTION
SENS_DECOMP 800PL2 -12/B5 ...... DECOMP_DIRECTION
STANDBY_DIAPH_A 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -16/H3 REAR_DIAPH_STANDBY_A
STANDBY_DIAPH_L 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -17/H3 LAT_DIAPH_STANDBY
STANDBY_DIAPH_V 800PL2 - 3/B7 800PL1 -26/D2 FRONT_DIAPH_STANDBY
STANDBY_FILTRE 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -15/H3 FILTER_STANDBY
STANDBY_GAINE 800PL2 - 3/B5 800PL1 -14/H3 HOUSING_STANDBY
5–52
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DESTINAĆ
TION
START_LOG_ASC 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... SOFT_CMD_START_COLUMN_
START_LOG_COMP 800PL2 - 4/E4 ...... SOFT_CMD_START_COMP
START_LOG_FREIN_ROT 800PL2 - 4/E4 ...... SOFT_CMD_START_ROT_BRAKE
START_LOG_VERROU 800PL2 - 4/E4 ...... SOFT_CMD_START_LOCK
SYNCHRO_BRAS 800PL2 - 7/E3 400PL2 - 6/B4 ARM_SYNCHRO
T1A2 (TX_GENE) CPU:T1A2
T1B2 (TX+PID) CPU:T1B2
TEST_ALIM_ISO 800PL4 - 1/G2 800PL2 -11/F3 ISO_SUPPLY_TEST
TEST_BUT_ASC 800PL2 - 3/B7 ...... TEST_COLUMN_STOPS
TRAME 800PL2 - 4/E6 ...... GRID
TX+PID (T1B2) 800PL3 - 3/B3 800PL1 -21/G4 TX-PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC)
TX-PID 800PL3 - 3/B3 800PL1 -21/G4 TX-PID (PATI.IDENT.DEVIC)
TX_GENE (T1A2) 800PL3 - 3/B3 800PL2 - 7/E2 TX_GENE_(OPT.SERIAL LINK)
UCOM_TRAME 800PL1 -10/A2 ...... UCOM_GRID
VALID_ASC 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... COLUMN_VALID
VALID_COMP 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... COMP_VALID
VALID_FREIN_ROT 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... ROTATION_BRAKE_VALID
VALID_MVT_COMP 800PL2 -12/A3 ...... COMP_MVT_VALID
VALID_VERROU 800PL2 - 4/E8 ...... LOCK_VALID
VCC (+5V) 800PL1 800PL1 -20/C4 ...... VCC (+5V) 800PL1
VERROU 800PL2 - 6/D7 ...... LOCK_CMD
VERROU+ 800PL1 -13/C4 COIL LOCK+
VERROU- 800PL1 -13/C4 COIL LOCK-
VIA 800PL1 - 2/E2 ...... VIA
_BUTE_ASC_BAS_A LOWER LIMIT 800PL2 -11/B4 _COLUMN_LOWER_STOP_A
SIGNAL LISTS
_BUTE_ASC_HAUT_A UPPER LIMIT 800PL2 -11/B3 _COLUMN_UPPER_STOP_A
_CHUTE_12V 800PL2 - 7/D6 ...... _12V_DROP
_CHUTE_15V 800PL2 - 7/D7 ...... _15V_DROP
_CHUTE_27V 800PL2 - 7/A1 ...... _27V_DROP
_D0 800PL3 - 5/B2 800PL2 - 1/G3 CPU:_D0 (DATA BUS G64)
5–53
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DESTINAĆ
TION
_PRES_OP_RC_A 800PL2 - 9/D2 ...... _OPERATOR_PRESENT_CADB_A
_PRES_OP_RG_A 800PL2 - 8/C3 ...... _OPERATOR_PRESENT_THADB
_STANDBY_COMP 800PL2 - 3/B4 ...... _COMP_STANDBY
SIGNAL LISTS
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CHAPTER 6 – RENEWAL PARTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATION TITLE PAGE
ABBREVIATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–1
6–1 LOCATION OF SUBASSEMBLIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–2
6–2 LOCATION OF BOARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–4
6–3 SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–7
6–4 GENERATOR CABINET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–11
6–5 GENERATOR CABINET WITHOUT HV UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–13
6–6 GENERATOR CABINET, SEMI–ASSEMBLED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–15
6–7 200–EMC LINE SUPPLY UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–17
6–8 200–EQUIPPED LINE POWER PLATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–19
6–9 200–EQUIPPED LINE SUPPLY CONTROL PLATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–21
6–10 LINE FILTER BOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–23
6–11 300–EQUIPPED CONVERTER POWER PLATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–25
6–12 400–EQUIPPED CONTROL PLATE 2110150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–27
6–13 SET OF GENERATOR CABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–29
6–14 701–EQUIPPED HV UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–31
6–15 CONSOLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–33
6–16 SET OF COVERS – COVERS MOUNTING HARDWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–35
6–17 800–GANTRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–37
6–18 COLUMN ASSY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–39
6–19 PEDESTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–41
6–20 ELEVATOR ASSY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–43
6–21 EQUIPPED MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–45
6–22 EQUIPPED STRUCTURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–47
6–23 ASSEMBLED GANTRY BOARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–49
6–24 MAIN HARNESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–51
RENEWAL PARTS
6–25 EXAMINATION ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–53

6–26 EXAMINATION ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–55
6–27 EXAMINATION ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–59
6–28 EXAMINATION ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–61
6–29 TUBE HOUSING SPACER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–63
6–30 SET OF CABLES, TUBE HOUSING SPACER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–67
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ILLUSTRATION TITLE PAGE
6–31 IMAGE RECEPTOR

IMAGE RECEPTOR DMR+ WITHOUT CELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–69
6–32 PADDLE FASTENER ASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–71
6–33 ELECTROMAGNET MOUNT ASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–73
6–34 SID BRAKING SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–75
6–35 SET OF CABLES, COMPRESSION ARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–77
6–36 ACCESSORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–79
6–37 EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–83
6–38 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–87
RENEWAL PARTS
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ABBREVIATIONS
ITEM
NO.
– Not illustrated.
–6 Item No. 6 not illustrated.
FRU Field Replaceable Unit.
1 Critical.
2 Not critical.
N Not available.
REP
Y Repairable.
QTY
PL Previously listed as an assembly or subassembly.

AR As required.
APP Applies to.
Viewing direction.
Renewal Parts
RENEWAL PARTS
6–1
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ILLUSTRATION 6–1
LOCATION OF SUBASSEMBLIES
SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC

ILL. 6–3
OPTIONAL X–RAY TUBE/TUBE HOUSING

ACCESSORIES ILL. 6–3
ILL. 6–38
701–EQUIPPED
HV UNIT
ILL. 6–14
200–EMC LINE
SUPPLY UNIT
ILL. 6–7 thru 6–10
400–EQUIPPED
CONTROL PLATE
ILL. 6–12
300–EQUIPPED
CONVERTER
POWER PLATE
ILL. 6–11
SET OF ACCESSORIES
GENERATOR 100–CONSOLE ILL. 6–36
CABLES CDRH
ILL. 6–13 ILL. 6–15
SET OF COVERS
ILL. 6–16
COVERS MOUNTING
HARDWARE
ILL. 6–16
EMERGENCY
MAINTENANCE KIT
ILL. 6–37
RENEWAL PARTS
GENERATOR CABINET
ILL. 6–4
GENERATOR CABINET
WITHOUT HV UNIT
ILL. 6–5
GENERATOR CABINET,
SEMI–ASSEMBLED
ILL. 6–6
6–2
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800–GANTRY
ILL. 6–17
TUBE HOUSING SPACER

ILL. 6–29
SET OF CABLES,
TUBE HOUSING SPACER
ILL. 6–30
READOUT UNIT
ILL. 6–17
COLUMN ASSY
ILL. 6–18 PADDLE FASTENER
PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY
ILL. 6–19 ILL. 6–32
ELEVATOR ASSY
ILL. 6–20
EQUIPPED MOTOR IMAGE RECEPTOR
ILL. 6–21 ILL. 6–31
EQUIPPED STRUCTURE
ILL. 6–22
PHOTOCELL
ASSEMBLY
ELECTROMAGNET ILL. 6–31
MOUNT ASSEMBLY
EXAMINATION
ILL. 6–33 ARM
ILL. 6–25 thru 6–28
ASSEMBLED SET OF CABLES,
GANTRY BOARDS COMPRESSION ARM
ILL. 6–23 ILL. 6–35
MAIN HARNESS SID BRAKING

ILL. 6–24 SYSTEM
ILL. 6–34
ARM ANGULAR
DETECTOR
ILL. 6–27
RENEWAL PARTS
6–3
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ILLUSTRATION 6–2
LOCATION OF BOARDS
100–PL1 OPERATOR BOARD

100–PL2 CONSOLE CONTROL
BOARD
701–PL1 KVMA BOARD

200–PL1 MAINS–POWER BOARD
200–PL2 SUPPLY COMMAND BOARD
RENEWAL PARTS
400–PL1 GENERATOR COMMAND BOARD

400–PL2 GENERATOR INTERFACE BOARD
400–PL3 GENERATOR CPU BOARD
300–PL2 ANODE STARTER BOARD
300–PL1 INVERTER BOARD
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800–PL6 TUBE HOUSING ARM

DISTRIBUTION BOARD
800–PL11 ENCODER BOARD
800–PL16 INTER–ARM–LOCK
COMMAND BOARD
800–PL12 GANTRY
READOUT
BOARD
800–PL9 ENCODER
800–PL5 COMPRESSION BOARD
ARM
DISTRIBUTION 800–PL8 PADDLE
BOARD BOARD
800–PL14 MAGNIFICATION
SENSOR 800–PL15 INTER
BOARD ARM TILT
SENSOR
800–PL7 SID BOARD
SENSOR
BOARD
800–PL10 IMAGE
800–PL3 GANTRY RECEPTOR
CPU BOARD
BOARD
800–PL4 PHOTOCELL
BOARD
800–PL2 GANTRY 800–PL13 ENCODER

INTERFACE BOARD
BOARD
800–PL1 GANTRY
POWER
BOARD RENEWAL PARTS
6–5
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ILLUSTRATION 6–3
SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC
8
9
4 2
3
6
RENEWAL PARTS
6–6
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ILLUSTRATION 6–3
SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC
A
ITEM
PART NO. FRU REP DESCRIPTION QTY P
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC 1
1 N S GENERATOR CABINET (SEE ILL. 6–4) 1
2 2282675 1 Y S 100–CONSOLE 2001 (SEE ILL. 6–15) 1
3 N S SET OF COVERS (SEE ILL. 6–16) 1
4 N S 800–GANTRY (SEE ILL. 6–17) 1
5 N S ACCESSORIES (SEE ILL. 6–36) 1
6 N S COVERS MOUNTING HARDWARE (SEE ILL. 6–16) 1
– 7 N S IDENTIFICATION KIT, DMR+ 1
– N S S IDENTIFICATION, SENO DMR+ V2 CDRH ASSY 1
– N S S IDENTIFICATION, AEC/AOP, SENO DMR+ 1
– N S S IDENTIFICATION, HV UNIT, SENO DMR+ CDRH 1
– N S S IDENTIFICATION, COLLIMATOR, SENO DMR+ CDRH 1
– N S S IDENTIFICATION, IMAGE RECEPTOR, SENO DMR+ CDRH 1
– N S S IDENTIFICATION, GANTRY, SENO DMR+ 1
8 2244810 2 S S FRONT STRIP, SILK–SCREENED 1
9 2218375 1 S X–RAY TUBE/TUBE HOUSING MAXIRAY 70TH–F (D4172M) 1
– 2105128 2 S S THERMOSTAT 65C (WIRED) 1
– 10 N S TECHNICAL PUBLICATION, SENOGRAPHE DMR+ 1
– 11 2233530–101 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (FRENCH) 1

– 12 2233530–100 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (ENGLISH) 1
– 13 2233530–106 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (SPANISH) 1
– 14 2233530–108 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (GERMAN) 1
– 15 2233530–111 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (ITALIAN) 1
– 16 2233530–127 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (PORTUGUESE) 1
– 17 2233530–140 2 S S OPERATOR MANUAL (JAPANESE) 1
– 18 2240777–100 1 S S SERVICE MANUAL (ENGLISH) 1
– 19 2118407–104 1 S S PIM (ENGLISH) 1

RENEWAL PARTS
– 20 2240907–100 1 S S SCHEMATIC (ENGLISH) 1
– 21 2157897 2 S FLOPPY MAMMOCOM V1.16 1
– 22 2248747 2 S FLOPPY DATACONVERTER V5.10 1
6–7
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–3
SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC (Continued)
8
9
4 2
3
6
RENEWAL PARTS
6–8
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–3
SENOGRAPHE DMR+ EMC (Continued)
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 23 N S SERVICE KITS 1
– 2149958 1 S S SET OF FUSES 1
– 36006659 1 S S KIT COMPRESSION BELTS 1
– 2248165 1 S S KIT FOR COMPRESSION CABLE MOUNTED ON BELT 1
– 2120544 1 S S SET OF CAPS (4 TYPES) 1
– 24 36003399 1 HEATER CURRENT & BIAS TOOL 1
– 25 2148150 1 RESOLUTION PATTERN HOLDER (TOOL) 1
– 26 46–194427P407 1 MAMMO COMPRESSION SCALE (TOOL) 1
– 27 – OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (SEE ILL. 6–38)
RENEWAL PARTS
6–9
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–4
GENERATOR CABINET
1
RENEWAL PARTS
2
701
6–10
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–4
GENERATOR CABINET
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N GENERATOR CABINET PL
1 N S GENERATOR CABINET WITHOUT HV UNIT (SEE ILL. 6–5) 1
2 2107399 1 S 701–EQUIPPED HV UNIT (SEE ILL. 6–14) 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–11
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–5
GENERATOR CABINET WITHOUT HV UNIT
2
RENEWAL PARTS
6–12
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–5
GENERATOR CABINET WITHOUT HV UNIT
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N GENERATOR CABINET WITHOUT HV UNIT PL
1 N S GENERATOR CABINET, SEMI ASSEMBLED (SEE ILL. 6–6) 1
2 N S 200–EMC LINE SUPPLY UNIT (SEE ILL. 6–7) 1
3 N S 300–EQUIPPED CONVERTER POWER PLATE (SEE ILL. 6–11) 1
4 N S 400–EQUIPPED CONTROL PLATE (SEE ILL. 6–12) 1
– 5 N S SET OF GENERATOR CABLES (SEE ILL. 6–13) 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–13
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–6
GENERATOR CABINET, SEMI–ASSEMBLED
1 2
3
RENEWAL PARTS
6–14
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–6
GENERATOR CABINET, SEMI–ASSEMBLED
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N GENERATOR CABINET, SEMI–ASSEMBLED PL
1 91727258 1 S TRANSPORTATION WHEEL 4
2 91719024 2 S FIXED JACK D=40 M10X25 4
3 2231719 2 S SMALL PANEL PAINTED 2
4 2248323 2 S LARGE PANEL PAINTED 2
RENEWAL PARTS
6–15
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–7
200–EMC LINE SUPPLY UNIT
7
W12
3 1
6 2
W10
8
W14
RENEWAL PARTS
6–16
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–7
200–EMC LINE SUPPLY UNIT
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N 200–EMC LINE SUPPLY UNIT PL
1 2262737 1 S TRANSFORMER 9KW 52A 415V 1
2 N S 200–EQUIPPED LINE POWER PLATE (SEE ILL. 6–8) 1
3 N S 200–EQUIPPED LINE SUPPLY CONTROL PLATE (SEE ILL. 6–9) 1
4 N S LINE FILTER BOX (SEE ILL. 6–10) 1
– 5 N S SET OF LINE SUPPLY CABLES 1
6 2110066 2 S S CABLE REL/CTRS (W10) 1
7 2110067 2 S S CABLE PSRS/CTRS (W12) 1
8 2111145 2 S S LINE SUPPLY CONTACTOR CABLE V2 (W14) 1
– N S S HARNESS (W15) 1
– N S S LINE SUPPLY HARNESS (W11) 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–17
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–8
200–EQUIPPED LINE POWER PLATE
2
200–PL1
1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–18
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–8
200–EQUIPPED LINE POWER PLATE
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N 200–EQUIPPED LINE POWER PLATE PL
1 45560072 1 S EQUIPPED, WIRED FAN 1
2 2108592–2 1 Y S 200–PL1 MAINS DISTRIBUTION BOARD 1
K1, K2 2100312 1 S S RELAY 12VDC 1T 150W 5A 3VDC 2
X1 91682082 1 S S RELAY 12VDC 3RT 16A 1
R1, R4 99182099 1 S S COILED RESISTOR 22R 4% 280W 2
R5 99120760 1 S S COILED RESISTOR 100R 5% 160W 1
– 2149958 1 S SET OF FUSES (6X32)
– 58079166 1 S S FUS F 6X32 10A 380V C 10KA ULL 3
– 58079626 1 S S FUS F 6X32 10A 250V C 200A ULL 3
– 58079627 1 S S FUS F 6X32 2,0A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– 58079685 1 S S FUS F 6X32 0,5A 250V C 35A ULL 3
– 58079686 1 S S FUS F 6X32 1,0A 250V C 35A ULL 3
– 58079688 1 S S FUS F 6X32 8A 250V C 200A ULL 3
– 99183931 1 S S FUS T 6X32 3,2A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– 99183979 1 S S FUS T 6X32 10A 250V C 200A ULL 3
– 99184975 1 S S FUS F 6X32 12,5A 250V C 750A ULL 3
– 99194288 1 S S FUS F 6X32 3,15A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– 99194291 1 S S FUS T 6X32 2,5A 250V C 100A ULL 3
RENEWAL PARTS
6–19
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–9
200–EQUIPPED LINE SUPPLY CONTROL PLATE

3
6
7 8
1 1 2 2
D24 D25 D26 D27
RENEWAL PARTS
6–20
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–9
200–EQUIPPED LINE SUPPLY CONTROL PLATE
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N 200–EQUIPPED LINE SUPPLY CONTROL PLATE PL
1 91707990 1 S DIODE DD31N400K 400V 480A UL (D24) (D25) 2
2 91707991 1 S DIODE DD61N400K 400V 1200A UL (D26) (D27) 2
3 91717300 1 S MAIN EMERG. SWITCH – DISCON + HANDLE 1
4 91728240 1 S CONTACTOR 3–POS 660V/18A 1T 220VAC 1
5 91685123 1 S FUSE HOLDER 2P 60X27 600V 2
6 99184154 1 S FAST FUSE 27X60 35A 600V C 100KA ULL 2
7 99091203 1 S CAPACITOR AL 33000 µF –10+50% 63V SREW 1
8 58079856 1 S CAPACITOR AL 2200 µF –10+50% 350V SREW
9 2121398 1 Y S 200–PL2 SUPPLY COMMAND BOARD 1
F3 91684676 2 S S FAST FUSE 27X27 125A 150VAC ULR 1
– 2149958 1 S SET OF FUSES (6X32) 1
– 58079626 1 S S FUS F 6X32 10A 250V C 200A ULL 3
– 58079627 1 S S FUS F 6X32 2,0A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– 58079685 1 S S FUS F 6X32 0,5A 250V C 35A ULL 3
– 58079686 1 S S FUS F 6X32 1,0A 250V C 35A ULL 3
– 58079688 1 S S FUS F 6X32 8A 250V C 200A ULL 3
– 99183931 1 S S FUS T 6X32 3,2A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– 99183979 1 S S FUS T 6X32 10A 250V C 200A ULL 3
– 99184975 1 S S FUS F 6X32 12,5A 250V C 750A ULL 3
– 99194288 1 S S FUS F 6X32 3,15A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– 99194291 1 S S FUS T 6X32 2,5A 250V C 100A UL 3

RENEWAL PARTS
6–21
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–10
LINE FILER BOX
1
200–PL4
RENEWAL PARTS
6–22
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–10
LINE FILTER BOX
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 2102774 2 LINE FILTER BOX PL
1 2106963–2 1 S 200–PL4 ROOM RELAY BOARD 1
2 2100312 1 S S RELAY 12V= 1T 2KVA 380VAC 8A 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–23
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–11
300–EQUIPPED CONVERTER POWER PLATE
8
300–PL2
5
300–PL1
7
4
TH1, TH2
3
D1, D2
RENEWAL PARTS
6–24
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–11
300–EQUIPPED CONVERTER POWER PLATE
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N 300–EQUIPPED CONVERTER POWER PLATE PL
1 2110227 1 S CAPACITOR UNIT 1
2 2185713 1 S FILTERING INDUCTOR 2X125 UH 5% 1
3 58079525 1 S DIODE MODULE DD31N 1.4KV 60A UL (D1) (D2) 2
4 58079220 1 S THYRISTOR (TH1) (TH2) 2
5 2121509–2 1 S 300–PL1 INVERTER BOARD 1
6 58079252 1 S THERMOSTAT 55/45º C 1
7 58079253 1 S THERMOSTAT 40/30º C 1
8 45553694 1 S 300–PL2 ANODE STARTER BOARD 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–25
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–12
400–EQUIPPED CONTROL PLATE
4
400–PL3
2 3
400–PL1 400–PL2
1
A
RENEWAL PARTS
6–26
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–12
400–EQUIPPED CONTROL PLATE 2110150
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N 400–EQUIPPED CONTROL PLATE PL
1 2264280 1 S POWER SUPPLY 50W =5V/=–12V 1
2 2107747 1 Y S 400–PL1 GENERATOR COMMAND BOARD 1
3 2198369–3 1 Y S 400–PL2 GENERATOR INTERFACE BOARD 1
4 2237309–4 1 S 400–PL3 GENERATOR CPU BOARD V5.09 PROGRAMMED 1
4 2248821–4 1 S 400–PL3 GENERATOR CPU BOARD V5.10 PROGRAMMED 1
4 2325550 1 S 400–PL3 GENERATOR CPU BOARD V6.22 PROGRAMMED 1
– 5 N S S STANDARD CPU BOARD 1
– 6 99171545 2 S S S RED JUMPER PITCH 2.54 1
BT1 99171019 1 S S S LITHIUM BATTERY 850 MAH 1
– 7 N S SET OF CONTROL PLATE CABLES 1
– 8 45440115 1 S S CPU POWER SUPPLY CABLE 1
– 9 45440116 1 S S CONTROL INFO BOARD 1
– 10 2110070 2 S S 250V DISTRIBUTION CABLE (WG4) 1
– 11 45440117 2 S S POWER SUPPLY CABLE 5V & 12V 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–27
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–13
SET OF GENERATOR CABLES
2
3
4
5
6
1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–28
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–13
SET OF GENERATOR CABLES
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N SET OF GENERATOR CABLES PL
1 45474577 1 S HEATER & BIASING CABLE (WG2) 1
2 C801418 1 S STD FLAT CABLE 40–COND L=0.5M 1
3 2110259 2 S STD FLAT CABLE 400–PL1, 200–PL2 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–29
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–14
701–EQUIPPED HV UNIT
2
701–PL1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–30
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–14
701–EQUIPPED HV UNIT
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 2107399 1 Y 701–EQUIPPED HV UNIT PL
– 1 N S BOARD ASSY 1
2 2233245 1 Y S S 701–PL1 KVMA BOARD V4 1
3 45203148 1 S S COAXIAL CABLE, HV UNIT/BOARD 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–31
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–15
CONSOLES
General Electric
Control Console 2001

RENEWAL PARTS
6–32
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–15
CONSOLES
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
1 2235013 1 Y 100–CONSOLE CDRH PL
– 2 45554829 1 S BRACKET CONSOLE / X–RAY SHIELD 1
– 3 2153336 2 S LABEL CLEANING ON CONSOLE 1
– 4 2229050 1 S CONSOLE COVER 1
– 5 2227911 1 S PUSH BUTTON WITHOUT LIGHT (PREP., EXPOSE, ETC.) 1
– 6 2227912 1 S PUSH BUTTON WITH LIGHT 1
1 2282675 1 N CONSOLE 2001 (IN FORWARD PRODUCTION FROM FEBRUARY 2002) PL
– 2 45554829 1 S BRACKET CONSOLE / X–RAY SHIELD 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–33
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–16
SET OF COVERS 2101103 – COVERS MOUNTING HARDWARE
3 1
4 2
14
13
11
7 8
5 6
RENEWAL PARTS
15
9 10
12
6–34
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–16
SET OF COVERS – COVERS MOUNTING HARDWARE
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N SET OF COVERS PL
1 2235125 1 S TUBE HOUSING SPACER COVER LABELED (RIGHT) 1
2 2230904 2 S S DRESS STRIP 1
3 2235126 1 S TUBE HOUSING SPACER COVER LABELED (LEFT) 1
4 2230904 2 S S DRESS STRIP 1
5 2235121 1 S LEFT REAR COVER LABELED 1
6 2235120 1 S RIGHT REAR COVER LABELED 1
7 2101191 2 S HALF LEFT COVER, COMPRESSION 1
8 2101190 2 S HALF RIGHT COVER, COMPRESSION 1
9 2235118–2 2 S LEFT COVER, COLUMN 1
10 2244812–2 2 S RIGHT COVER, COLUMN 1
11 45438593 2 S GENERATOR TOP COVER 1
12 2244811 1 S KICKPLATE 1
13 2231287 1 S SILK–SCREENED FRONT PLATE 1 1
14 45560688 2 S COVER PLATE 1
15 2235119 2 S DATAFLASH AND STEREOTIX 2 CONNECTOR COVER ASSEMBLY 1
– 16 45560702 1 COVERS MOUNTING HARDWARE PL
– N S CROSS–TIP SCREW M4X16/16 PASS SST 12
– N S LRG RAISED RND HD SCREW M4X10 PASS SST 10
– N S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M5X50/16 BLACK STL 2
– N S CAPTIVE NUT M4 THK=1.2/1.6 STL 8
– N S FLSTR HD SCREW M4X10/10 SST 8
– 1 S SET OF CAPS (4 TYPES)

RENEWAL PARTS
17 45559940 N S S WHITE CAP FOR DISPLAY AND IMAGE RECEPTOR COVERS 1
18 45559730 N S S WHITE CAP / ALL COVERS 1
19 45560509 N S S BLACK CAP GENERATOR BOTTOM 1
20 45562658 N S S BLACK CAP GANTRY BASE 1
6–35
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–17
800–GANTRY
6
7
2 5
9
RENEWAL PARTS
6–36
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–17
800–GANTRY
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N 800–GANTRY PL
1 2223734 2 S COLUMN ASSY (SEE ILL. 6–18) 1
2 N S ASSEMBLED GANTRY BOARDS (SEE ILL. 6–23) 1
3 N S HEX SCREW M4X10 SST 4
4 2223735 1 S READOUT UNIT 1
N S S VACUUM FLUORESCENT DISPLAY MODULE 1
N S S CAP 1
N S S DISPLAY MODULE CABLE 1
5 N S MAIN HARNESS (SEE ILL. 6–24) 1
6 N S EXAMINATION ARM (SEE ILL. 6–25 THRU 6–28) 1
7 N S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M10X25/25 BLACK STL 4
8 2235874 1 S DOUBLE FOOTSWITCH (W59) 1
9 2235874 1 S DOUBLE FOOTSWITCH (W60) 1
– 2234897 1 S 4–PEDAL FOOTSWITCH 1
– 2234897 1 S 4–PEDAL FOOTSWITCH 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–37
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–18
COLUMN ASSY
2 3
RENEWAL PARTS
6–38
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–18
COLUMN ASSY
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 2223734 2 COLUMN ASSY PL
1 N S PEDESTAL (SEE ILL. 6–19) 1
2 N S EQUIPPED STRUCTURE (SEE ILL. 6–22) 1
3 91726753 1 S GAZ SPRING 1
4 9172758 2 S CASTER WHEEL 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–39
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–19
PEDESTAL
4 3
RENEWAL PARTS
6–40
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–19
PEDESTAL
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N PEDESTAL PL
1 N S ELEVATOR ASSY (SEE ILL. 6–20) 1
2 N S EQUIPPED MOTOR (SEE ILL. 6–21) 1
3 91726709 1 S BELT 73–TOOTH 1
4 99091203 1 S CAPACITOR AL 33000 µF –10 +50% 63V SCREW 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–41
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–20
ELEVATOR ASSY
A
3 3
2
RENEWAL PARTS
6–42
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–20
ELEVATOR ASSY
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N ELEVATOR ASSY PL
1 99142807 2 S BALL BEARING 15X32X9 PROTECTED 1
2 91726743 2 S BALL BEARING 15X32X13 2–ROW SLANTING 1
3 2260917 1 S BEARING 6BC 02XPP 6X19X6 4
RENEWAL PARTS
6–43
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–21
EQUIPPED MOTOR
2
800–PL13
A B A
1
RENEWAL PARTS
B
3
W34
6–44
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–21
EQUIPPED MOTOR
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N EQUIPPED MOTOR PL
1 2151017 1 S WIRED MOTOR 1
2 2148752 1 S 800–PL13 ENCODER BOARD 1
3 45553524 1 S CABLE (ELEVATOR ENCODER) (W34) 1
4 45554615 1 S ENCODER SUPPORT GLUED 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–45
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–22
EQUIPPED STRUCTURE
C C
5 3
W33B W33A
1 A
V1
B
RENEWAL PARTS
V2
4 C
6
6–46
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–22
EQUIPPED STRUCTURE
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N EQUIPPED STRUCTURE PL
1 45553520 1 S OPTOINTERRUPTER (ELEVATOR AT LOW) 1
2 45553521 1 S OPTOINTERRUPTER (ELEVATOR AT HIGH) 1
3 N S CABLE (EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON) (W33A) 1
4 45067225 2 S S EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON D=30 RED 1
5 N S CABLE (EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON) (W33B) 1
6 45067225 2 S S EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON D=30 RED 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–47
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–23
ASSEMBLED GANTRY BOARDS
2 1
800 PL–3 800 PL–4
5
800 PL–2
6 7
8
800 PL–1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–48
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–23
ASSEMBLED GANTRY BOARDS
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N ASSEMBLED GANTRY BOARDS PL
1 2100282 1 S 800–PL4 PHOTOCELL BOARD 1
2 2237308–3 1 S 800–PL3 CPU GANTRY CPU BOARD V5.09 PROGRAMMED 1
2 2248835–4 1 S 800–PL3 CPU GANTRY CPU BOARD V5.10 PROGRAMMED
2 2325551 1 S 800–PL3 CPU GANTRY CPU BOARD V6.22 PROGRAMMED
– 3 N S S CPU BOARD 1
– 4 99171545 2 S S S JUMPER, RED PITCH 2.54 1
BT1 99171019 1 S S S LITHIUM BATTERY 850MA/H 1
5 22247116 1 Y S 800–PL2 GANTRY INTERFACE BOARD 1
6 45553502 1 S CABLE (PL1/PL2–1) 1
7 45553503 1 S CABLE (PL1/PL2–2) 1
8 2102082–8 1 Y S 800–PL1 GANTRY POWER BOARD 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–49
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–24
MAIN HARNESS
8
B
7 5 4
W10 W8 W7
6
W9
A
2
1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–50
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–24
MAIN HARNESS
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N MAIN HARNESS PL
1 45475034 1 S 4–PIN HV CABLE ASSEMBLY 1
2 C133902 1 S S GASKET 2
– 3 2231108 1 S SET OF CABLES, MAIN HARNESS 1
4 45553497 1 S S OPTICAL FIBER (GEN–TRANSMIT CONNECTION) (W7) 1
5 45553498 1 S S OPTICAL FIBER (GEN–RECEPT CONNECTION) (W8) 1
6 45553499 1 S S OPTICAL FIBER (GRID SYNC) (W9) 1
7 45553500 1 S S OPTICAL FIBER (SEND PM) (W10) 1
– 45553504 2 S S COAXIAL CABLE (I PM) 1
8 2110063 2 S SHIELDED CABLE SHEATH 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–51
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–25
EXAMINATION ARM
1
2
3
8
9
15
16
10
11
12
13
RENEWAL PARTS
4
5
6
7
17
6–52
REV 9 sm 2240777–100
ILLUSTRATION 6–25
EXAMINATION ARM
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N EXAMINATION ARM PL
1 N S TUBE HOUSING SPACER (SEE ILL. 6–29) 1
2 N S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M10X30/30 PASS SST 2
3 N S WASHER M10 N PASS SST 2
4 2230905–2 2 Y S IMAGE RECEPTOR (SEE ILL. 6–31) 1
5 N S S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M5X25/22 PASS SST 4
6 N S S WASHER WITH CONVEX FACE 5.2X10.5X2 BRUNED STL 4
7 N S S WASHER WITH CONCAVE FACE 6X10.5X2.1 BRUNED STL 4
8 2225076 1 S PADDLE FASTENER ASSEMBLY (SEE ILL. 6–32) 1
10 N S ELECTROMAGNET MOUNT ASSEMBLY (SEE ILL. 6–33) 1
11 N S S WASHER WITH CONVEX FACE 5.2X10.5X2 BRUNISHED STL 2
12 N S S WASHER WITH CONCAVE FACE 6X10.5X2.1 BRUNISHED STL 2
– 14 N S SET OF CABLES, COMPRESSION ARM (SEE ILL. 6–35) 1
15 2227069 1 HANDLES, ASSEMBLY 1
– N S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M5X16/16 PASS SST 8
– N S TOP RIGHT HOLLOW–BOX 1
– N S TOP LEFT HOLLOW–BOX 1
– 45561897 2 N S SET OF FOUR SILK–SCREENERS COVER 1
– N S TOP TUBE 2
– N S BOTTOM RIGHT HOLLOW–BOX 1
– N S BOTTOM LEFT HOLLOW–BOX 1
– N S BOTTOM TUBE 1
RENEWAL PARTS
– N S ROTATION HANDLE LIMITATION SHAFT 2
16 2186192 1 ROCKER SWITCH 3 POS 1
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ILLUSTRATION 6–26
EXAMINATION ARM
20 27 A
21
22 C
C D
B
19
23
30
7 8 10 9
B
D
24
1 11
12
13
5 3 6 4 14
RENEWAL PARTS

15
17
18
6–54
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ILLUSTRATION 6–26
EXAMINATION ARM
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
1 2178230 1 S BRAKE WIRED (ROTATION) (W42) 1
3 N S SPACER 1
4 N S SPACER 1
5 91632919 2 S BALL BEARING 8X125X22 1–ROW PROTECTED 4
6 N S INT CIRCLIP D=125 TYPE 80 1
7 N S SLEEVE 1
8 N S HDLS SCREW M6X8 BLACK STL CUP END 1
9 N S CAP (USE SET OF CAPS: 2120544) 1
10 N S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M5X15 BLACK STL 6
12 45554468 2 S LOCKING SECTOR 1
14 N S FLAT WASHER M5 N PASS SST 2
15 N S TAPPED SPACER M3X5 GALV STL 2
16 45475707 1 S 800–PL7 SID SENSOR BOARD 1
19 45554401 1 S EXAMINATION ARM ANGLE INDICATOR 1
20 2235110 2 S REAR HANDLE 1
23 2248165 1 KIT FOR COMPRESSION CABLE MOUNTED ON BELT 1
RENEWAL PARTS
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ILLUSTRATION 6–26
EXAMINATION ARM (Continued)
20 27 A
21
22 C
C D
B
19
23
30
7 8 10 9
B
D
24
1 11
12
13
5 3 6 4 14
RENEWAL PARTS

15
17
18
6–56
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ILLUSTRATION 6–26
EXAMINATION ARM (Continued)
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
24 36006659 1 KIT OF COMPRESSION BELT, RENEWAL PARTS 1
– 91726680 1 S BELT 49–TOOTH 1
– N S BELT COMPRESSION SUPPORT 1
– N S SHOULDERED RING D=6/8 L=8 1
– N S BELT FASTERNER 1
– N S BELT TENSIONER 1
– N S TENSION SPRING FOR COMPRESSION BELT 1
– N S FLAT WASHER M4 U PASS SST 2
– N S HEX SCREW M4X10/10 PASS SST 1
– N S BELT CLAMPING PLATE 1
– N S COMPRESSION BELT 1
– N S BENT PLATE 1
– N S FLAT WASHER Z4N PASS SST 2
– 36005885 1 S BELT (OPEN) 1
25 45554511 2 S CABLE GUIDE 1
– 26 56052522 1 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT TOOL 1
– 27 45554529 2 IMAGE RECEPTOR SPRING BLADE
RENEWAL PARTS
6–57
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ILLUSTRATION 6–27
EXAMINATION ARM

10
11
C
A
16
17
D
12 B
3 1 15
4 2
RENEWAL PARTS
5
6
7
13 14
18
6–58
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ILLUSTRATION 6–27
EXAMINATION ARM
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
2 N S HDLS SCREW M3X3 BLACK STL FLAT END 1
3 N S TAPPED SPACER M3X5 GALV STL 2
5 N S HEX NUT M3 PASS SST 2
9 2247213 1 S 800–PL5 COMPRESSION ARM DISTRIBUTION BOARD 1
12 2203428 2 S SID BRAKING SYSTEM (SEE ILL. 6–34) 1
13 2127287 2 S LEFT HANDLE 1
14 2127288 2 S RIGHT HANDLE 1
15 36005885 1 S BELT 1
16 36005971 2 S MAGNIFICATION STAND HOLDER, LEFT 1
17 45554436 2 S MAGNIFICATION STAND HOLDER, RIGHT 1
18 2229137–2 1 ARM ANGULAR DETECTOR EQUIPPED 1
B SEE ILL. 6–28
C SEE ILL. 6–28
D SEE ILL. 6–28

RENEWAL PARTS
6–59
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ILLUSTRATION 6–28
EXAMINATION ARM
5 2 3 1 13
C D

RENEWAL PARTS
8 6
9

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ILLUSTRATION 6–28
EXAMINATION ARM
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
1 N S PIN 1
2 N S OFF–CENTERED SHAFT 1
4 N S EXT CIRCLIP D=6 TYPE 81 2
5 99146577 1 S BALL BEARING 6X19X6 2
6 N S SPACER 2
7 45553870 1 S 800–PL14 MAGNIFICATION SENSOR BOARD 1
10 2237307 1 S 800–PL15 INTER ARM TILT SENSOR BOARD 1
11 N S SPACER 2
13 91633373 2 S BALL BEARING, LINEAR 4
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6–61
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ILLUSTRATION 6–29
TUBE HOUSING SPACER
A B
37 10
39
11
40
37
38
30
35
800–PL6
31
A 4 32
33
6 34
4
7
3 8
9
12
13
14
B
C 1
23
21 24
RENEWAL PARTS
21
5
17 28
18
26 15 29 16 41 25
27 19
20
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ILLUSTRATION 6–29
TUBE HOUSING SPACER
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N TUBE HOUSING SPACER PL
1 2232982 2 S X–RAY TUBE ROTATION SCREW 1
2 N S TAKE–UP PULLEY, X–RAY TUBE ROTATION 1
3 N S MOTOR PULLEY, X–RAY TUBE ROTATION 1
5 45554501 2 S ANTI–ROTATION PAD 1
6 91726679 1 S BELT 43–TOOTH 1
7 45554577 2 S ANTI–SCATTER SHIELD 1
9 N S HEX SCREW M4X6/6 PASS SST 2
10 2200315 1 S FILTER WHEEL MOTOR ASSEMBLY 1
11 45560092 1 S 3–FILTER WHEEL ASSEMBLY 1
12 N S TOOTH–LOCK WASHER EXT TTH M4 SST 2
14 N S HEX NUT M4 SST 2
15 2188568 1 S HALOGEN LAMP 12V 100W 1
16 45562593 2 S OPTICAL BOX 1
17 N S PUSHBUTTON: SEE ILLUSTRATION 6–30 1
– 18 –
20 N S FLSTR HD SCREW M3X6/16 SST 2
21 45561662 1 S WIRED SOCKET (CENTERING LIGHT) 1
22 N S FLSTR HD SCREW M2.5X8/8 PASS SST 2
23 45560093 2 S FIXED MIRROR ASSEMBLY 1
24 2128546 1 S S FIXED MIRROR ONLY 1
25 2229927–2 1 S COLLIMATOR CDRH V4 1

RENEWAL PARTS
26 N S ARTICULATION SHAFT 1
27 N S PIN SHAFT WIRE D=0.9 4
28 2223340 2 S ANTI–SCATTER BOX 1
29 N S LRG RAISED RND HD SCREW M4X10 PASS SST 1
30 2186192 1 S ROCKER SWITCH, 3–POS. 1
31 N S BUTTON MOUNT, WELDED 1
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ILLUSTRATION 6–29
TUBE HOUSING SPACER (Continued)
A B
37 10
39
11
40
37
38
30
35
800–PL6
31
A 4 32
33
6 34
4
7
3 8
9
12
13
14
B
C 1
23
21 24
RENEWAL PARTS
21
5
17 28
18
26 15 29 16 41 25
27 19
20
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ILLUSTRATION 6–29
TUBE HOUSING SPACER (Continued)
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
32 N S CAPTIVE NUT M4 THK=1.7/2.5 STL 4
35 2245986 1 S 800–PL6 TUBE HOUSING ARM DISTRIBUTION BOARD 1
– 36 N S SET OF CABLES, TUBE HOUSING SPACER (SEE ILL. 6–30 ) 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–65
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ILLUSTRATION 6–30
SET OF CABLES, TUBE HOUSING SPACER
3
W49
8
1
9 W3
6
2
W48
4
W53
5
W56
RENEWAL PARTS
6
W75
W76
6–66
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ILLUSTRATION 6–30
SET OF CABLES, TUBE HOUSING SPACER
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N SET OF CABLES, TUBE HOUSING SPACER PL
1 2254365 1 S CABLE (TUBE HOUSING ARM BUTTON) (W36) 1
2 2174447 1 S FILTER MOTOR (W48) 1
3 45553539 1 S TUBE ANGULATION MOTOR (W49) 1
4 45553543 1 S OPTOINTERRUPTER (FILTERS POS) (W53) 1
5 45553546 1 S OPTOINTERRUPTER (TUBE HOUSING POS) (W56) 1
6 36006829 1 S FAN WIRED (X–RAY TUBE) (W75) (W76) 2
– 2268887 1 KIT; THREE PUSHBUTTONS WITH MOUNTING BRACKETS 1
7 2245083 1 S PUSHBUTTON WIRED 3
8 N S FLAT T BRACKET (FRONT) 1
9 N S FLAT T BRACKET (SIDE) 2
RENEWAL PARTS
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ILLUSTRATION 6–31
IMAGE RECEPTOR
IMAGE RECEPTOR DMR+ WITHOUT CELL
1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–68
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ILLUSTRATION 6–31
IMAGE RECEPTOR
IMAGE RECEPTOR DMR+ WITHOUT CELL
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
1 2230905–2 2 IMAGE RECEPTOR 1 A
– 2237300–2 1 Y PHOTOCELL ASSEMBLY PL
RENEWAL PARTS
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ILLUSTRATION 6–32
PADDLE FASTENER ASSEMBLY
A
21
4 5 6 3 7 8
12
9 11 22
10
20
13
17 18
RENEWAL PARTS
18 19
800–PL9 800–PL8
15 14
16 16
6–70
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ILLUSTRATION 6–32
PADDLE FASTENER ASSEMBLY
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 2225076 1 PADDLE FASTENER ASSEMBLY PL
1 91513131 1 S BALL LATCH 11
2 N S HEX NUT M8 PASS SST
3 N S COMMAND SHAFT 1
4 N S SELF–LUBRICATING BUSHING D=6X10X6 BRONZE 4
5 N S WASHER ”BELLEVILLE” 12.5X6.2X0.5 STL 10
6 N S EXT CIRCLIP D=6 TYPE 81 2
7 36005384 1 S COMMAND BUTTON 2
8 N S HEX SKT HDLS SCREW CUP END M3X8/8 PASS SST 2
11 N S PCB SUPPORT 1
13 91671876 2 S MAGNET D=4X20 1
14 45561125 2 S PADDLE FASTENER RIGHT COVER 1
15 45561126 2 S PADDLE FASTENER LEFT COVER 1
16 N S FLSTR HD SCREW M4X10/10 PASS SST 2
18 N S HEX SCREW M3X8 PASS SST 5
19 45554410 1 S 800–PL8 PADDLE BOARD 1
20 45553536 1 S CABLE (PADDLE FINE–MOVEMENT) 1
21 N S FLAT WASHER Z6 U GALV STL 4
RENEWAL PARTS
6–71
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ILLUSTRATION 6–33
ELECTROMAGNET MOUNT ASSEMBLY
11
7 4 8 9
6 5 3 1 10
RENEWAL PARTS
6–72
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ILLUSTRATION 6–33
ELECTROMAGNET MOUNT ASSEMBLY
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N ELECTROMAGNET MOUNT ASSEMBLY PL
1 45553531 1 S ELECTROMAGNET WIRED (LOCK) 1
3 45554473 2 S FORK JOINT 1
4 N S CYLINDRICAL SELF–LUBRICATING BUSHING BRONZE 1
5 N S COMPRESSION SPRING 1
6 45562514 1 S LOCKING PIN GLUED 1
7 91671876 2 S S MAGNET D=4X20 1
8 45554472 2 S FORK JOINT SHAFT 1
9 N S SMOOTH SELF–LOCKING RING 1
10 N S RUBBER WASHER 6X12X1 2
11 2264629 1 S ELECTROMAGNET BRACKET WITH BUSHING 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–73
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ILLUSTRATION 6–34
SID BRAKING SYSTEM
1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–74
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ILLUSTRATION 6–34
SID BRAKING SYSTEM
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 2107675 2 SID BRAKING SYSTEM PL
1 2108751 2 S EQUIPPED BELT 1
1 91726669 2 S BEARING D10X12 L5 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–75
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ILLUSTRATION 6–35
SET OF CABLES, COMPRESSION ARM
1
W37
2
W38
3
W39
5 6
W43
7
W44
RENEWAL PARTS
8
W45
9
W47
6–76
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ILLUSTRATION 6–35
SET OF CABLES, COMPRESSION ARM
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N SET OF CABLES, COMPRESSION ARM PL
1 45553527 2 S CABLE (SID) (W37) 1
2 45553528 1 S CABLE (IMAGE RECEPTOR) (W38) 1
3 45553529 1 S WIRED MOTOR (COMPRESSION) (W39) 1
– 4 N S CABLE (ELEVATOR/ROTATION PUSHBUTTONS) (W40) 1
5 2186192 1 S S ROCKER SWITCH, 3–POS. 8
6 45553533 1 S CABLE (PADDLE SHIFT) (W43) 1
7 45553534 1 S CABLE (TILT) (W44) 1
8 45553535 2 S CABLE (MAGNIFICATION) (W45) 1
9 45553537 1 S CABLE (PADDLE POSITION ENCODER) (W47) 1
– 10 45559795 N S PROTECTIVE CABLE (W65) 1
RENEWAL PARTS
6–77
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ILLUSTRATION 6–36
ACCESSORIES
1
2
5
16
2116257
8
13
12
10
RENEWAL PARTS
18
6–78
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ILLUSTRATION 6–36
ACCESSORIES
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– – ACCESSORIES PL
1 2231024–2 1 Y S BUCKY 18X24 CDRH WITH TRANSPARENT COVER 1
1 2231024–3 1 Y S BUCKY 18X24 CDRH WITH CARBON FIBER COVER

(GRID FOCUS FOR SID = 650) 1
2 2255829 1 S S COVER TOP REAR BUCKY 18X24 1
3 2179508 1 S S BUCKY TRANSPARENT TOP COVER 1
3 2320979 1 S S CARBON FIBER BUCKY 18X24 COVER 1
3 2322136 1 S S BUCKY COVER UPGRADE PLASTIC TO CARBON 1
2206682 1 S S BUCKY CASSETTE LOCKING SPRING 1
4 2330248 1 S S DMR+ 18X24 BUCKY SHOULDERS FOR CARBON COVER 1
4 2330249 1 S S DMR+ 18X24 BUCKY SHOULDERS FOR PLASTIC COVER 1
5 2233355–2 1 S PADDLE 18X24 WITHOUT NOTCH * 1
5 2233355–3 1 S PADDLE 18X24 WITH A NOTCH + DOCUMENTATION * 1
6 2236987 1 S LEXAN PLATE 18X24 WITHOUT NOTCH 1
6 2236987–2 1 S LEXAN PLATE 18X24 WITH A NOTCH + DOCUMENTATION 1
7 45475446 2 S CENTERED PADDLE (INJECTED) 1
8 2114797 2 S LINE SUPPLY CABLE 1
– 9 2236099 1 S EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT (SEE ILLUSTRATION 6–38) 1
10 2227387 1 S GUARD/REST OF SHOULDER 1
* FOR COUNTRIES SUBJECT TO MQSA (E.G. US AND CANADA),

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ILLUSTRATION 6–36
ACCESSORIES (Continued)
1
2
5
16
2116257
8
13
12
10
RENEWAL PARTS
18
6–80
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ILLUSTRATION 6–36
ACCESSORIES (Continued)
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 11 36006563 1 S MAGNIFICATION ASSY CDRH 1
12 N S S MAGNIFICATION UNIT 1
13 91671876 2 S S S MAGNET D=4X20 1
– 14 2147919 1 S MAGNIFICATION CASSETTE HOLDER 18X24 CDRH 1
– 15 N S S CASSETTE HOLDER 18X24 (PLASTIC) 1
16 2116257 1 S SERVICE LAPTOP CABLE EMC 1
– 17 2228457 2 S SENOGRAPHE INSTALLATION KIT 1
– N S S JACK SCREW 4
– N S S JACK SUPPORT 4
– N S S COVER (PEDESTAL) 7
– N S S PLASTIC COVER (USE KIT SET OF CAPS: 2120544) 30
– N S S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M8X80/80 CHROME STL 6
– N S S WASHER 26X11X4 3
– N S S WASHER 8
– N S S STABILIZER 4
– N S S EXPANSION BOLT M10 6
– N S S FLAT WASHER M10N PASS SST 3
18 2150064 1 S CABLE ASSEMBLY (CONSOLE/GENERATOR, L=10M) 1
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ILLUSTRATION 6–37
EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT
RENEWAL PARTS
6–82
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ILLUSTRATION 6–37
EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– 2236099 1 EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT PL
– N S TEST CABLE 64–C 1
– N S FLSTR HD SCREW M4X16X16 PASS SST 2
– N S LRG RAISED RND HD SCREW M4X10 PASS SST 2
– N S FLAT WASHER Z4 N PASS SST 2
– N S HEX SKT HD CAP SCREW M5X50/16 BLACK STL 1
– N S FLSTR HD SCREW M4X8/8 PASS SST 1
– N S CAP (USE KIT SET OF CAPS: 2120544) 1
– N S FAST FUSE 6X32 2.0A 250V C 100A ULL 2
– N S FAST FUSE 6X32 10A 380V C 10KA ULL 2
– 91684676 1 S FAST FUSE 27X27 125A 150V AC ULR 1
– 99184154 1 S FAST FUSE 27X60 35A 600V C 100 KA ULL 3
– N S SLOW–BLOW FUSE 6X32 2.5A 250V C 100A ULL 3
– N S SLOW–BLOW FUSE 6X32 3.2A 250V C 100A ULL 1
– N S SLOW–BLOW FUSE 6X32 10A 250V C 200A ULL 2
– N S BAG OF LANGUAGE STICK–ON LABELS 1
– N S S GERMAN PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION LABEL 25
– N S S ITALIAN PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION LABEL 25
– N S S SPANISH PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION LABEL 25
– N S S FRENCH PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION LABEL 25
– N S S GERMAN PRODUCT SPECIFICATION LABEL 25

RENEWAL PARTS
– N S S ITALIAN PRODUCT SPECIFICATION LABEL 2
– N S S SPANISH PRODUCT SPECIFICATION LABEL 2
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ILLUSTRATION 6–37
EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT (Continued)
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6–84
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ILLUSTRATION 6–37
EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE KIT (Continued)
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– N S S FRENCH PRODUCT SPECIFICATION LABEL 2
– N S S OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1
– N S CABLE TIE 4
– N S TOOL BOX 1
– N S TEST BOARD–64 1
– N S PIN 1
– N S AXIS 1
– N S FLAT WASHER M3 N PASS SST 1
– N S SHUNT TUBE (FOR SINGLE PHASE) 1
– N S FLAT WASHER Z3 U STL 1
– N S CAPTIVE NUT M4 THK=1.2/1.6 STL 2
RENEWAL PARTS
6–85
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ILLUSTRATION 6–38
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
13
14
11
12
4
10
3 9
RENEWAL PARTS
6 8
6–86
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ILLUSTRATION 6–38
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
– – OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
– 1 36006772 1 S STANDARD X–RAY SHIELD (CENTRAL PANEL) 1
2 45554827 2 S S GLASS WINDOW FOR X–RAY SHIELD 1
3 36005901 1 S HANDSWITCH KIT 1
– N S S COMPONENTS FOR HANDSWITCH 1
4 46–270800G3 1 S S S HANDSWITCH ONLY 1
– N S S S END CAP 1
5 46–315241P1 1 S S S SPIRAL CABLE 1
– N S S STIRRUP 1
– N S S FLSTR HD SCREW N4–40 UNC L=1/4” SST 2
– N S S FLSTR HD SCREW M4X16/16 PASS SST 2
– N S S FLAT WASHER M4 U PASS SST 1
– N S S CABLE TIE 1
– N S S INSULATING SMOOTH SPACER 4.2X8X3 NYLON 2
– N S S DATA 36005901–104 HANDSWITCH DMR 1
– 6 N S ACCESSORY TROLLEY 1
7 45554823 1 S S ACCESSORY TROLLEY WHEEL 4
8 45554824 1 S S ACCESSORY TROLLEY FOAM 1
9 2335958 2 S PADDLE RAIL FOR ACCESSORY TROLLEY 1
10 N S STEREOTIX 2 CDRH EMC 1
– N S 24X30 OPTION 1
11 2231025–2 1 Y S S BUCKY 24X30 CDRH (GRID FOCUS FOR SID = 650) 1
2255831 1 S S BUCKY 24X30 COVER 1

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2206682 1 S S BUCKY CASSETTE LOCKING SPRING 1
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ILLUSTRATION 6–38
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (Continued)
13
14
11
12
4
10
3 9
RENEWAL PARTS
6 8
6–88
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ILLUSTRATION 6–38
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (Continued)
A
ITEM
NO.
P
1 2 3 4 5
12 2244710–2 1 S S COMPRESSION PADDLE 24X30 (EXCEPT US, CANADA) 1
2337272 1 S S ADJUSTABLE COMPRESSION PADDLE 24X30 MQSA (US, CANADA ONLY) 1
– 2244716 1 S S S 24X30 LEXAN PLATE 1
13 2242700 1 S SET OF 9 FLIP MARKERS – ENGLISH 1
12 2242701 1 S SET OF 9 FLIP MARKERS – FRENCH 1
12 2242702 1 S SET OF 9 FLIP MARKERS – GERMAN 1
12 2242703 1 S SET OF 9 FLIP MARKERS – SPANISH 1
12 2249211 1 S SET OF 9 FLIP MARKERS – ITALIAN 1
12 2262563 1 S SET OF 9 FLIP MARKERS – PORTUGESE 1
12 2242704 1 S ADDITIONAL SET OF 20 FLIP MARKERS – ENGLISH 1
14 2249217 1 S MARKER INSTALLATION KIT 1
– 2146812 2 S DATAFLASH CABLE 20M 1
– 2233355–2 1 S PADDLE 18X24 WITHOUT NOTCH * 1
– 2233355–3 1 S PADDLE 18X24 WITH A NOTCH + DOCUMENTATION * 1
– 45475446 1 S SQUARE SPOT PADDLE 1
– 2102380 1 S ROUND SPOT PADDLE * 1
– 45440901 1 S LEXAN PART FOR ROUND SPOT PADDLE 1
– 2148861 1 S 18 X 24 AXILLARY PADDLE * 1
– 2148862 1 S LEXAN PART FOR 18 X 24 AXILLARY PADDLE 1
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CHAPTER 7 – PLANNED MAINTENANCE
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
This chapter contains recommendations for planned maintenance of the Senographe DMR
mammography system.
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SENOGRAPHE DMR+ Job Card PM001 1 of 2
Purpose: DMR PLANNED MAINTENANCE STEERING Version No.:

Date : July 2002
Time: n/a Personnel: 1 field engineer
Recommended planned maintenance tasks for the Senographe DMR mammography system are listed below.
The Job Cards referred to are in the present Service Manual.
Task Title Job Card Interval

(months)
Site Status PM002 12
Remove System Covers PM003 12
Analyze Gantry and Generator Error Codes Chapter 4 12
Check AEC Max Exposure Time Safety PM004 12
Check Emergency Stop Buttons PM005 12
Check Compression Safety PM006 12
Check Cable Ground and X–Ray Tube Safety PM008 12
Inspect Lead Glass Shield PM009 12
Check HV Unit and HV Cable Connections PM010 36
Clean System PM011 12
Check +5V Supply on Generator CPU Board PM012 24
Check Column Up/Down Movement PM013 12
Check Arm Rotation PM014 12
Check Compression Force PM015 24
Check Breast Thickness Measurement PM016 24
Check Photocell Positioning PM018 12
Check Format Control PM019 24
Check Tube Housing Arm Detents PM020 24
Check Magnification Sensors and SID Sensors PM021 24
Check Bucky and Test Bucky PM022 12
Check Stereotix Option PM023 12
Check Chair Option PM024 12
Replace Paddle With a Notch Option PM025 24
Re–Install System Covers PM003 12
Summarize the PM Visit With the Customer none 12
Put All Task Set Data Sheets in Log Book none 12
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DMR PLANNED MAINTENANCE STEERING

Job Card PM001 2 of 2
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Purpose: SITE STATUS Version No.:

Date : July 2002
Time: 15 min Personnel: 1 field engineer
SECTION 1
SITE LOGBOOK
1. Review the site Logbook to identify recently applied FMI procedures and last Planned Maintenance
Operation Report.
2. Verify the presence of the following log diskettes with the site logbook:
– Data calibration diskette
– PM diskette
SECTION 2
REVIEW SYSTEM OPERATION WITH CUSTOMER
1. Discuss with customer to find out if there are any specific problems with the system. Make a list of
problems and distinguish between problems that can be solved by:
– Corrective maintenance
– Planned maintenance
2. Propose solution(s) with the customer and come to an agreement on what actions are to be taken.
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Purpose: REMOVE SYSTEM COVERS Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Metric Allen wrenches (including 5.5 mm).
D Large flat screwdriver.
D Slim flat blade (knife or similar).
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
BEFORE BEGINNING WORK, SHUT DOWN THE EQUIPMENT AND

WARNING SWITCH OFF THE SENOGRAPHE HOSPITAL SUPPLY CIRCUIT
BREAKER. LOCK IT IN THE OFF POSITION OR MARK IT CLEARLY
WITH A WARNING SIGN TO PREVENT OTHERS FROM APPLYING
POWER.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
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REMOVE SYSTEM COVERS

SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Covers to be removed

D First, look at the list of PM operations to be carried out.
Use the following table to decide which covers need to be removed:
If these operations are to be carried out: Remove these covers: Refer to

PM Group Task Title Section
Generator Any (except Check Generator Calibration) Generator covers 5.2
Gantry Column Movement Both gantry half-covers 5.3
Gantry Check X-ray Tube Tube Housing Spacer 5.5
covers
Gantry Check Compression Compression arm cover 5.4
Gantry Replace Gantry CPU Lithium Battery Left gantry half-cover only 5.3
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5.2 Remove/replace generator covers

Refer to the illustration below for screw and panel locations.
1. Remove all power from the Senographe.
2. Remove the four plastic plugs covering the generator top panel securing screws.
3. Use an Allen wrench to remove the four generator top panel retaining screws (1).
4. Remove generator top panel by lifting upwards.
5. It is not normally necessary to remove the rear panel or the right-hand side panel for PM operations.
6. For the front panel (panel with operator switches, ref. 2), and for the left-hand side panel (3):
1. Remove the two screws securing the panel.
2. Slightly lift the panel upwards and towards yourself.
3. Disconnect the panel’s ground wire at the Generator end to avoid risk of creating a short circuit.
7. Perform the procedure in reverse order for replacement.
Be sure to reconnect the ground wires.
Take care when replacing the Generator Cabinet covers, especially if the conditioner air and water pipes have
been disturbed. Check that the covers do not block the pipes.
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3 2
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5.3 Remove/replace left or right gantry half-cover

1. Remove all power from the Senographe.
2. Use a hex wrench to remove screw (3).
3. Remove the plastic plugs and two screws (4) from the top of the column half-cover.
4. DO NOT touch two screws (5). Undo hex bolt (6) by 2 or 3 turns (accessible through a slot at rear of the
base); this method retains correct alignment of the cover with the safety stop switch.
5. Slide the complete half-cover towards you to remove it.
6. Perform the procedure in reverse order for replacement.

BE CAREFUL NOT TO PINCH OR DAMAGE CABLES.
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5.4 Remove/replace compression arm covers

1. Set the compression arm in the horizontal position, tube on the right, and unlock the tube housing arm to
set it at 27 degrees, with the tube below the horizontal.
2. Switch OFF the Senographe electrical power.
3. Refer to the illustration below. Use a flat screwdriver and 4 mm Allen wrench to remove the two left hand
cover securing screws (1 and 2).
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 Senographe electrical power back on.
6. Reset the tube housing arm to 0 degrees.
7. Rotate the compression arm through 180 degrees and unlock the housing arm to set the tube 27 degrees
downwards.
8. Switch OFF the Senographe electrical power.
9. Use the flat screwdriver and 4 mm Allen wrench, remove the two right hand cover securing screws.
10. Remove the right half-cover by slightly lifting it on the compression motor side, and then gently pulling
it to the right.
11. Remove spacer plate (on the top of the sensor indicator plate) and remove the indicator plate by gently pull-
ing it towards the bottom of the compression arm.
12. To reinstall the compression arm covers, carry out the above operations in reverse order.
When replacing the covers, reinstall the spacer plate as quickly as possible.
CAUTION It will stay in place when one of the half-covers has been reinstalled. To pre-
vent the indicator plate from falling, do not set the compression arm in the
vertical position until at least one half-cover has been installed.
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5.5 Remove/replace tube housing spacer covers
BE CAREFUL WHEN TOUCHING THE TUBE HOUSING, AS ITS TEM-

WARNING PERATURE CAN BE UP TO 80 _C (ABOUT 180 °F)
D Refer to the following illustration and instructions:
5 B 6
7
8
3
P
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.
4. Remove the left half-cover.
5. Rotate the arm through 180 degrees (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 reverse order.
Take care to install the short screws in positions 3 and 4.
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Purpose: CHECK AEC MAX EXPOSURE TIME SAFETY Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
TOOLS REQUIRED
D Engineer’s standard toolkit
D Phantom (not mandatory)
D 7 cm of plexiglass
SECTION 2
PROCEDURE
1. Place the following items on bucky so that the photocell is completely covered:
– 7 cm of plexiglass
– phantom or a film cassette
2. Insert a film cassette into the bucky.
3. Make a note of the Film Density Control (FDC) value on the console.
4. On the console, set the FDC to the value 5 (maximum value).
5. Set up an AEC exposure with: Mo/Mo/LF/24 kV
6. Take the AEC exposure.
NO exposure should be made. The following error message MUST appear on the console:
S03 Exposure aborted by AEC
7. On the console, return the FDC to its original value as noted above.
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Purpose: CHECK EMERGENCY STOP BUTTONS Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
Note: Be sure to check each emergency stop button at a moment during the PM visit when you need to power
down the system. Do not test all three buttons successively over a short time interval.
Pressing any one of the three emergency stop buttons (located on either side of the gantry column and on
console) should result in a complete power–down of both the generator and gantry.
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Purpose: CHECK COMPRESSION SAFETY Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
TOOLS REQUIRED
D Mammo compression tool PN 46–194427P407 or equivalent (accuracy +/– 0.5 daN)
SECTION 2
PROCEDURE
1. Install the mammo compression tool between the cassette holder and the compression paddle.
2. Increase compression gradually until the compression value on the tool displays 3 daN.
– When compression is >= 3 daN, column up/down movement and arm rotation MUST both be pro-
hibited.
3. During decompression movement, press downward on the top of the compression paddle:
– Decompression movement MUST stop automatically as soon as you apply 3 daN or more force
against the deompression movement.
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Purpose: CHECK CABLE GROUNDING AND X–RAY Version No.:

TUBE SAFETY Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
TOOLS REQUIRED
D Standard toolkit
SECTION 2
CHECKING CABLE GROUNDING
1. Power off the system by pressing an emergency stop button that you have not yet tested during this
PM visit.
2. Remove all power from the Senographe DMR by turning off the wall–mounted circuit breaker.
3. Check grounding of the following cables:
– Anode starter motor cable (2109187) at X–ray tube end. The shield of this cable is terminated
with a metal grounding clip which must be securely fixed as shown in the illustration on the next
page.
– Generator AC Incoming Line cable. Check tightness of connections for incoming phase, neutral
and ground wires.
– HV cable. To ensure proper grounding of the HV cable, tighten the 1.5 mm allen screw on the top
of the cable locking ring at both ends of the HV cable.
Note: If the HV cable is not properly grounded, then intermittent console lockup and random error messages
could occur – in such an event, check the grounding at both ends of the cable.
– Anode return cable (2109238). Check that X–ray tube anode return wire (marked BLOC + HT)
is connected to the threaded stud marked with a ground symbol on the top of the HV unit (for more
information click the Anode return cable button).
Anode return cable 2109238
(marked BLOC +HT)
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TUBE SAFETY Job Card PM008 2 of 2
SECTION 3
CHECKING X–RAY TUBE SAFETY
1. Switch on system power.
2. Check operation of fans in X–ray tube compartment.
3. Check thermal switches in X–ray tube compartment:
Disconnect connector XJ4 from board 800PL6 and check that the message: TUBE HOUSING OVER
TEMPERATURE is displayed on the console.
HV Connector
XJ4 on board 800PL6
Anode Starter Cable 2109187
Thermal Switch
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Purpose: INSPECT LEAD GLASS SHIELD Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
Visually inspect lead glass shield condition security:
D Make sure it is stable.
D Glass is not cracked or broken.
D Check for cracks or openings in the frame or between frame and glass.
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Purpose: CHECK HV UNIT AND HV CABLE Version No.:

CONNECTIONS Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D HV Grease C333633
D HV Oil C158117 (Z30118) (available in 30-liter tin only)
SECTION 2
TOOLS
None
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

POWER.
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TIONS Job Card PM010 2 of 2
SECTION 4
PROCEDURE
4.1 To check the HV Unit, refer to the illustration below, and proceed as follows:
1. Remove HV connector and visually inspect earth braid continuity.
2. Check presence of oil or grease in HV connector. If necessary, add the appropriate product.
3. Reconnect HV connector and secure the locking screw.
4. Check for presence of oil leakage around the connectors on the top of the HV unit. If there is oil leakage,
replace the HV unit as per D/R Job Card HV and kV/mA Tank.
5. Check that vent screw is open.
6. Perform a visual check of connectors on HV unit.
Primary Winding
HV Measurement
Vent Screw
HV Connector
4.2 To check the HV connection to the X–ray tube, proceed as follows:
Be careful when touching the tube housing, as its temperature can be up to

CAUTION 80 deg. C (about 180 deg. F).
1. Remove HV connector and visually inspect earth braid continuity.
2. Check presence of oil or grease in HV connector. If necessary, add the appropriate product.
3. Reconnect HV connector and secure the locking screw.
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Purpose: CLEAN SYSTEM Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Vacuum cleaner: 46–194427P392 (for 120V supply) or 46–194427P391 (for 220V supply)
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

POWER.
SECTION 4
PROCEDURE
1. Use a suitable vacuum cleaner to remove accumulated dust from the inside the tube compartment, genera-
tor cabinet and bottom of the column.
2. Check that there is no dust on the collimator diaphragm blades. If necessary, remove the dust with a clean
dry cloth.
3. Check that collimator diaphragm blades move smoothly with no hard spots. If necessary, clean the sliders
with a clean dry cloth.
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Purpose: CHECK +5V SUPPLY ON GENERATOR CPU Version No.:

BOARD Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Potentiometer locking varnish
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Accurate digital voltmeter (Fluke 87 or equivalent)
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
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BOARD Job Card PM012 2 of 4
SECTION 4
PROCEDURE
4.1 Measuring the +5V Supply Voltage

1. On the 400PL3 Generator CPU Board, measure DC voltage between TP110 (VCC) and TP111 (GND).
The voltage should be in the range +5.05 to +5.15 VDC (see illustration below).
300PL4 CPU BOARD
TP 111 (–) TP 110 (+)
2. If the measured voltage is in the specified range, stop here.

3. If the measured voltage is out of range, perform the corrective action in the following section.
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4.2 Adjusting the +5V Supply Voltage

Note: Do not perform this procedure unless the voltage measured in the previous section is outside the speci-
fied range.
1. On the 400PL3 Generator CPU Board, measure DC voltage between TP110 (VCC) and TP111 (GND).
2. Adjust the potentiometer on the power supply unit to obtain 5.10VDC on the voltmeter (see illustration
below).
3. Apply potentiometer locking varnish to the potentiometer to prevent further movement.
POTENTIOMETER LOCATION IN POWER SUPPLY
Potentiometer
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Purpose: CHECK COLUMN UP/DOWN MOVEMENT Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Lubricant 46–194427P85
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Standard toolkit
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
BEFORE BEGINNING WORK ON THE COLUMN MECHANISM, SHUT

WARNING DOWN THE EQUIPMENT AND SWITCH OFF THE SENOGRAPHE
HOSPITAL SUPPLY CIRCUIT BREAKER. LOCK IT IN THE OFF POSI-
TION OR MARK IT CLEARLY WITH A WARNING SIGN TO PREVENT
OTHERS FROM APPLYING POWER.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Remove the Gantry Column covers. Refer to the PM Job Card Remove System Covers.
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SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Check column movement

1. With the compression paddle out of compression, check that all four sets of column up/down control but-
tons are operational (check each button for up and down movement of column).
2. Move column to its upper and lower limits. Optical sensors should stop movement. If optical sensors have
failed, mechanical safety stops halt movement. Total one-way movement time (going either up or down)
between upper and lower limits should be 16 ±2 seconds. This time includes initial acceleration, which lasts
3 seconds.
3. During column movement, check for any noise which might indicate excessive friction or binding.
5.2 Check and clean the column mechanism

Refer to the illustration below, and proceed as follows:
1. Raise the column to its maximum height, to facilitate access to the column mechanism.
2. Switch off system power (see the Warning above).
3. Check for any sign of oil leakage from the gas spring (1). Leakage may indicate the need to change the
spring.
4. Clean and lubricate the jack screw (2) and guide rails (3). Use 46-194427P85.
5. Check the motor drive belt (4) manually for adequate tension.
6. Clean the optical encoder disk (5).

1
5 3
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Purpose: CHECK ARM ROTATION Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
1. With the compression paddle out of compression, check that all four arm rotation control buttons are opera-
tional (check each button for release and re-locking of arm rotation).
Note: Rotation does not work if compression is greater than 3 kg.
2. Rotate arm through its full range of +/–180deg. Check in several positions that electro-brake is sufficient,
by manual action on the handles.
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Purpose: CHECK COMPRESSION FORCE Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D Light oil suitable for lubrication of compression guide rail.
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Compression measurement tool: GAMMEX RMI model 817 or Mammo compression scale
p/n 46-194427P407 (digital display).
D Standard toolkit.
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
BEFORE BEGINNING WORK ON THE COMPRESSION MECHANISM,

WARNING SHUT DOWN THE EQUIPMENT AND SWITCH OFF THE SENO-
GRAPHE HOSPITAL SUPPLY CIRCUIT BREAKER. LOCK IT IN THE
OFF POSITION OR MARK IT CLEARLY WITH A WARNING SIGN TO
PREVENT OTHERS FROM APPLYING POWER.
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
D Remove the Compression Arm covers. Refer to the PM Job Card Remove System Covers.
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SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
5.1 Check compression.

1. Check the compression paddle mounting for signs of cracks or other damage.
2. Verify that both sets of compression/decompression pedals and the manual compression knobs located on
the paddle holder all function correctly (i.e., the paddle moves up or down in response to each command).
3. Use the mammo compression scale placed between the cassette holder and the compression paddle to
check calibration of the compression force display on the gantry readout. Measure one point at 5 daN, one
point at 15 daN, and one point at 20 daN. The value on the gantry readout must agree within ±1 daN. If
it does not, perform Job Card Calibration of Compression Force Detector in Service Manual.
Note: If the recommended compression measurement tool is not available, this verification can be done
by lowering the paddle close to the top surface of the cassette holder, installing the magnification
device in the upper pair of holes, and connecting a spring dynamometer (calibrated from 0 to
20 daN) between the compression paddle and the magnification device.
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5.2 Check and clean the compression mechanism

Refer to the illustration below, and proceed as follows:
1. Switch off system power (see the Warning above).
2. Check the small compression drive belt (1) manually for adequate tension.
3. Check the large compression drive belt (2) manually for adequate tension.
4. Clean and lubricate the guide rail (3).
5. Check the full length of the flexible flat cable (4) and its securing ties for any signs of damage.
1
2
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Purpose: CHECK BREAST THICKNESS Version No.:

MEASUREMENT Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Plexiglass in thickness increments of 0.5 cm
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
None
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
1. Install the bucky and place 10 mm of plexiglass in the center of the bucky.
2. Lower the compression paddle into contact with the plexiglass.
3. Slowly increase compression force on the plexiglass while watching the breast thickness display on the
gantry readout. The displayed value should remain in the range 10 mm +/–5 mm for any value of compres-
sion force (as displayed on the gantry readout) between 5 and 15 daN.
4. Replace 10 mm of plexiglass with 50 mm of plexiglass and repeat the above check. Now the displayed val-
ue should remain in the range 50 mm +/–5 mm for any value of compression force (as displayed on the
gantry readout) between 5 and 15 daN.
5. If either or both of the above checks does not give a satisfactory result, perform Job Card Calibration of
Breast Thickness Measurement.
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Purpose: CHECK PHOTOCELL POSITIONING Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
TOOLS
None
SECTION 2
PROCEDURE
Check photocell in all positions. Detents should be distinct and movement between detents should be
smooth and free of hard spots.
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Purpose: CHECK FORMAT CONTROL Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
Check that repeated pressing of each of the two format control pushbuttons, gives the sequence:
1) light centering device lights; 2) first format reduction; 3) second format reduction; 4) full format.
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Purpose: CHECK TUBE HOUSING ARM DETENTS Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
1. Activate the tube housing arm locking lever and rotate the tube housing arm to its +/– 15 deg. and +/– 27
deg. detents. When tube housing arm is locked in each of these four positions, the error message Incorrect
X_Ray Incidence should appear on the console display.
2. Rotate the tube housing arm so that it is “floating” between detents. After five seconds, the error message
Tube Housing Arm Unlocked should appear on the console display and Arm Unlocked should appear on
the gantry readout.
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Purpose: CHECK MAGNIFICATION SENSORS AND SID Version No.:

SENSORS Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
1. Set SID to 660 mm.
2. With magnification device removed, the gantry readout should show a magnification of 1.0.
3. Install the magnification device into the lower, middle and upper holes succcessively. The gantry readout
should show a magnification of 1.5, 1.8 and 1.9, respectively.
4. Leaving the magnification device in the upper holes, change the SID to 610, 560 and 510 mm successively.
The gantry readout should show a magnification of 1.7, 1.6 and 1.5, respectively.
Upper hole
Middle hole
Lower hole
510

SID 560
610
660
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SENSORS Job Card PM021 2 of 2
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Purpose: CHECK BUCKY AND TEST BUCKY Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
PROCEDURE
1. Check cassette centering blade spring function.
2. Check that paddle and cassette do not move when arm is rotated from –90 to +90 deg.
3. Repeat two previous steps with cassette holder installed.
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Purpose: CHECK STEREOTIX OPTION Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
TOOLS
D Densitometer
D Stereotix test phantom
D Stereotix 2 Operator Manual
SECTION 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Refer to safety precautions given in Stereotix 2 Operator Manual
SECTION 4
PREREQUISITES
None
SECTION 5
PROCEDURE
1. Install the Stereotix 2 on the Senographe as described in the section Stereotix 2 Installed on Senographe
DMR in the Stereotix 2 Operator Manual.
2. Make a test film as described in the section Exposure With Phantom in the Stereotix 2 Operator Manual.
3. Check that the Stereotix 2 is operating correctly by performing the following sections in the Stereotix 2
Operator Manual:
– Using the Controller Unit and the Puncture Device

– Selecting a Second Point
4. If the results from the above checks are incorrect, schedule corrective maintenance on the Senographe: Job
Card Stereotix 2 Calibration in Stereotix 2 Service Manual.
5. On the test film, use the densitometer to check the O.D. on the left and right exposures. Measured O.D.
should correspond to the reference O.D. in normal exposure.
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Purpose: CHECK CHAIR OPTION Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
None
SECTION 2
PROCEDURE
1. Check chair functions (all knobs function correctly, all adjustments hold firmly, no excessive loose-
ness).
2. Check wheel safety (brakes function correctly).
3. Check armrest safety.
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Purpose: REPLACE PADDLE WITH A NOTCH OPTION Version No.:

Date : July 2002
SECTION 1
SUPPLIES
D New 18x24 paddle with a notch P/N 2233355–3
SECTION 2
PROCEDURE
Note: This planned maintenance procedure is only to be performed every 24 months at Senographe
DMR+ sites using the optional 18x24 paddle with a notch.
1. Determine if the optional paddle with a notch is present at the site. This paddle is identified by its notch
as shown in the photograph below.
Notch
2. Replace the paddle as per the documentation provided with the new paddle.
3. Depending on the geographical location of the site (all U.S. locations and certain locations in Canada), per-
form the check for MQSA compliance as described in the documention provided with the new paddle.
If the check fails, adjust the new paddle as described in the documentation provided with the new paddle
in order to obtain MQSA compliance.
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CopyrightE 1999, 2001, 2002 by General Electric Co.

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

3 JOB CARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

JOB CARD IST 022 – CHECKING BASIC SUPPLY VOLTAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–131

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE

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

5 SIGNAL LISTS / GLOSSARIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–1

6 RENEWAL PARTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–1

7 PLANNED MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–1

REV DATE TYPE OF MODIFICATION

1 August 1999 Corrections

3 February 2000 Program Marble (DMR+ M5) SPR BUCge45373

5 February 2001 Service Manual release synchronized with FMI 11395.

NUMBER FORMAT REVISION

IST033: addition of section 6.1: Check Angle sensor.

6 March 2001 Service Manual release synchronized with Sapphire M3.

8 January 2002 Program: Crystal M4

9 September 2002 Generic SPR BUCge81369

Regulatory and Safety Labelling SPR BUCge81337

MQSA paddle adjustment. BUCge81771.

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION PAGE REVISION

Title page 9 3-1 through 3-274 9 6–i & 6-ii 9

i through viii 9 4-1 through 4-20 9 6-1 through 6-90 9

1-1 through 1–46 9 5-i & 5-ii 9 7–1 through 7–56 9

2-1 through 2–4 9 5-1 through 5-54 9

This document is using the Conditional selection. It is a slave

NUMBER FORMAT REVISION

1–1 Chapter Overview

1–2 Inspection for Damage

D See the Pre-installation Manual for a description of the delivered equipment.

3–2 Application and Installation modes

3–3 Description of the Console

application mode, press the SETUP key again.

mode, the SETUP key is pressed for the first time.

Control Console 2001 (in forward production from february 2002)

Menu access paths: SETUP/GENE/INSTAL OR SETUP/ARM/VALID/INSTAL

1. Press the SETUP key .

SMALL AUTO AUTO +0 A

ENTER YOUR PASSWORD: Nb of exposures SETUP

LAST INSTAL (D/M/Y H:M) 28/03/96 10:24

3–5 Installation Menu Tree Structure

indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display

Enter your password

installation steering step

MAX COMPRESS FORCE daN: (value)

KEY has been entered. See illustration 1–5.

sections 3–7 and 3–8

CHECKSUM OF SAVED PARAM GENERATOR CALIBRATION

RE–INITIALIZING THE TUBE

RESET TUBE ENERGY (Reset done)

indicates that rotation of the kV knob will either display

indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in

THIS MENU IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE WHEN

indicates that the 2nd trigger button must be pressed in

FOCAL BIAS VOLT modif x=(value)

FOCAL BIAS VOLT measure meas=(value) 1st pt 2nd pt calcul MEASUR