Mobildrive Series 4-15-16-30 - Technical Manual (230v - 50 HZ - Dbq26-En - Rev 01)

MOBILDRIVE
Series
TECHNICAL MANUAL
Manual code: DQB26-EN [Rev. 01]

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GENERAL INDEX PAGE
CHAPTER 1 - Equipment Description
1.1 Graphic symbols 9

1.2 Utilization purposes and equipment operating life 10
1.3 Technical features 11
1.3.1 Electrical features 11
1.3.2 Operation features 11
1.3.3 Environmental data 12
1.3.4 Radiographic features 13
1.3.5 Mechanical features 15
1.3.6 Collimator 15
1.3.7 Monobloc 15
1.3.8 Inverter 16
1.4 Equipment description 17
1.4.1 Main elements 17
1.4.2 Control console 18
1.5 Description of electrical and electronic main elements 20
1.5.1 Control console assembly 21
1.5.2 Electronic box 22
1.5.3 Inverter 24
1.5.4 Capacitors box 25
1.5.5 Monobloc 27
1.6 Label 27
1.7 Dimension 28
1.8 Reference standard 28
1.9 Safety 29
1.10 Declaration of responsibility 31
CHAPTER 2 - Installation
2.1 Introduction 35
2.2 unpacking and verification of the equipment and accessories integrity 35
2.3 Electric installation 36
2.4 Setting at work 36
2.4 1 Electric inspection 36
2.4.2 Mechanical inspection 36
CHAPTER 3 - Utilization
3.1 Transport of the equipment 39

3.2 Equipment’s switching ON 40
3.3 Arm positioning 41
3.4 Monobloc and Collimator displacement 42
3.5 Collimator 43
3.6 Radiographic techniques 44
3.6.1 «Two-Point» manual technique radiographic exposure 44
3.6.2 «Three-Point» manual technique radiographic exposure 44
3.6.3 APR Radiographic exposure 45
3.6.4 APR - anatomical programming chart 46
3.6.5 Making changes to pre-programmed APR techniques 47
3.7 Taking an radiographic exposure 48
3.8 End of operation 49

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GENERALE INDEX PAGE
CHAPTER 4 – Adjustments and Set Up
4.1 Adjustments 53
4.1.1 X-ray tube formation 53
4.1.2 X-ray film centering 55
4.1.3 kV values adjustment 57
4.1.4 mA values adjustment 58
4.2 Set Up and Calibration 60
4.2.1 Language preselection 61
4.2.2 Options preselection 61
4.2.3 Counter 63
4.2.4 kV values calibration 63
4.2.5 mA values calibration 65
4.2.6 Touch screen calibration 69
4.2.7 Touch screen failure 70
CHAPTER 5 – Maintenance
5.1 General recommendations 73

5.2 Ordinary maintenance 73
5.3 Mechanical adjustment 78
5.3.1 Brake block adjustment 78
5.3.2 Spring adjustment 79
5.3.3 Arm clutch adjustment 83
5.3.4 Fork joke rotation clutch adjustment 85
5.3.5 Monobloc rotation clutch adjustment 86
5.3.6 Collimator lamp replacement 87
5.3.7 Steel–clad ropes and the mechanical equalizer replacement 87
5.4 Cleaning and disinfection 87
5.5 Disposal 87
CHAPTER 6 – Troubleshooting and spare parts
6.1 Troubleshooting 91
6.1.1 Introduction 91
6.1.2 Warning messages 92
6.2 Spare parts list 94
6.3 Fuses list 96
CHAPTER 7 – Schematics
7.1 Electronic boards topographic layout 99

7.2 Schematics 107

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THE OPERATOR MANUAL SHOULD READ BEFORE STARTING TO USE THE EQUIPMENT.
IT IS RECOMMENDED TO FOLLOW STRICTLY THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE PRESENT IN ORDER TO AVOID ANY ILLEGITIMATE
USE OF THE UNIT. THE UNIT IS SUPPOSED TO BE USED BY QUALIFIED AND AUTHORIZED PEOPLE ONLY.
THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY PEOPLE AUTHORIZED BY THE MANUFACTURER.
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REVISIONS CHRONOLOGY
REVISION DATE MODIFICATIONS

00 13.04.2010 First issue
01 01.04.2011 Updating Paragraphs nr. 1-2-3-4-5-6

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EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

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1.1 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS

The following symbols are available in the technical and in the user manual and on the two labels applied on the
equipment:
Compliance with directive 93/42/CEE medical devices
Equipment manufacturing data (month and year)
Protection degree against electric hazard (CEI EN 60601-1; Type B)
Ionogenic radiation health hazard
Attention: consult the annex documentation
Caution: read the instructions
Attention: electrocution risk
X-Ray model insert in the monobloc
Total filtering of the X-ray tube / Monobloc assembly
X-Ray tube small focus
X-Ray tube large focus
Equipment stand by
~ Single phase power supply

Protection earth
Maximum humidity level
Admitted temperature interval
Sensitive to moisture
Equipment subject to separate disposal

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1.2 UTILIZATION PURPOSES AND EQUIPMENT OPERATING LIFE

UTILIZATION PURPOSES
Jolly Plus series is composed by four models depending on power:

- Jolly 4 Plus - fixed anode 4 kW
- Jolly 15 Plus - rotating anode 15 kW
Jolly Plus mobile equipment is suitable for many medical applications and is supposed to be used by qualified people only,
duly trained and informed about the risks deriving from Ionogenic radiations. This system is not included in the list of
devices requiring continuity of operation. This system does not come into contact with the patient, only some parts of the
device may accidentally touch the patient. The contact with the operator is contemplated during the equipment
operation. The contact with the patient is non-invasive. The contact with the operator is required for reasons depending
on the equipment utilization.
The equipment has been specifically designed for radiological examinations and diagnostic investigations carried out in
Hospitals and Medical Centers. It is suitable for operation in:
• Respiratory System investigations
• Skeleton investigations
• Sport Medicine
• Paediatrics Orthopaedics
• First-Aid Stations
• Plaster Room
• Operating Theatre
• Traumatology
EQUIPMENT LIFE
The average life of this equipment depends on the life of the X-ray tube installed in the monobloc. The compliance with
the instructions of this Manual will make it possible to get the maximum life duration of the X-ray tube. It is not always
possible to know in advance when the X-ray tube’s operation life is coming to an end. This component could even stop
operating during the examination of a patient.
For this reason it is recommended to check the focal spot yearly, in order to find if there is any degradation of the anode,
indicated by the increase of the focal spot dimension and consequent worse image resolution.
The main causes of early wear and damages to the X-ray tube are:
• Filament prolonged heating
• Discharges in the tube
• Tube over current
• Cold anode overcharge, caused by excessive loads after a long period of inactivity, with consequent cratering of the
track.
Here below how to limit untimely wear and damages to the monobloc:
1. The X-ray tube preheating cycle avoids the overheating since the tube reaches the operating temperature slowly.
IF A HIGH VALUES EXPOSURE IS STARTED WHEN THE X-RAY TUBE IS STILL COLD, THE ANODE COULD BE
IRREPARABLY DAMAGED.
THE TUBE FORMATION PROCEDURE MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THE PROBABILITIES OF DISCHARGE
2. If a high values exposure is started when the device has not been used for a long time, the X-ray tube could be
irreparably damaged.
3. The X-ray tube overcharge is avoided by the software control on the preset kVp and mAs values. The system
prevents the exposure if these values exceed the maximum values provided for the X-ray tube.
4. Filament temperature preparation. It is recommended to effect the preparation only when the patient is positioned
for the examination.

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1.3 TECHNICAL FEATURES
1.3.1 ELECTRICAL FEATURES
Jolly 4 Plus, Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus have the same electrical data:
Description Value
Main power supply Voltage: 230 Vac single phase
Frequency: 50 Hz
Current consumption: 16 A maximum
Line compensation ± 10% automatic
Total line resistance 0,4 Ω total
Supply socket (standard) 16 A @ 230 Vac
Insulating class EN60601-1 Class I with applied parts type B
Utilization conditions Continuous operation at intermitted load
Classification Directive 93/42/CEE according to annex IX: Class II b
1.3.2 OPERATION FEATURES
Jolly 4 Plus, Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus have the same operation features:
Description Value
Control console • Microprocessor controlled console
• 5.7” Colour TFT LCD touch screen display
Resolution 320 x 240 pixel
• Acoustic and luminous X-ray emission alarm
• Languages available:
- Italian
- English
- Spanish
- French
- Russian
- German
- Bulgarian
- Vietnamese
- Turkish
X-ray exposure control • Console control by means of two push buttons
st
- I time – preparation and anode starting
nd
- II time - X-ray exposure radiographic exposure
• Remote control by wire
- two-step X-ray push button control with spiral cable extendable
up to 3.8 meter length
Preselected technique radiography 3-point technique (kV, mA and sec.)
Free technique radiography (APR) 2-point technique (kV and mAs)
Safety and protections • Capacitors voltage
• Inverter over current
• mA min. and max safety device
• Monobloc working temperature
• X-ray filament safety device
• X-ray over load safety device
• X-ray tube anode rotation
• X-ray tube Hu (thermal unit)

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1.3.3 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
Jolly 4 Plus, Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus have the same environmental data:
Description Transport and Storage Operating ambient

Maximum temperature From -15 °C to +70 °C From +10 °C to +40 °C
Relative humidity non condensing From 5 %to 95 % From 20 %to 80 %
Altitude pressure range 3000 meters maximum 3000 meters maximum
700 hPa / 525 mm Hg 700 hPa / 525 mm Hg
LONG-TERM STORAGE OVER 40 °C WILL REDUCE THE SERVICE LIFE OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS.
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE IS LIMITED TO A MAXIMUM DURATION OF 120 HOURS BETWEEN 50 AND 70 °C.

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1.3.4 RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES
Jolly 4 Plus
Description Values
Max power 4 kW (40 mA - 100 kV @ 100 msec)
H.T. control H. F. Inverter
Frequency 40 KHz
Max ripple ≤ 2% @ maximum power
kV value increasing time ≤ 3 msec
Exposure time 2 msec ÷ 6000 msec (34 steps)
Range: 2 • 3 • 6 • 8 • 10 • 12 • 15 • 20 • 25 • 30 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150
• 200 • 250 • 300 • 350 • 400 • 500 • 630 • 800 • 1000 • 1250 • 1500 • 2000 • 2500
• 3000 • 4000 • 5000 • 6000 msec
kV value variation range 40 ÷ 110 kV (step 1 kV)
mA Range 25 ÷ 80 mA (5 steps)
Range: 25 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 mA
mAs range 0,5 ÷ 200 mAs (24 steps)
2 point technique Range: 0,5 • 0,8 • 1 • 2 • 2,5 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6,3 • 8 • 10 • 12,5 • 15 • 20 • 25 • 30 • 40
• 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200 mAs
Jolly 15 Plus
Description Values
Frequency 40 KHz
Range:
2 • 3 • 6 • 8 • 10 • 12 • 15 • 20 • 25 • 30 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200
• 250 • 300 • 350 • 400 • 500 • 630 • 800 • 1000 • 1250 • 1500 • 2000 • 2500 • 3000
• 4000 • 5000 • 6000 msec
kV value variation range 40 ÷ 125 (step 1 kV)
Range: 25 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200 mA
• 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200 • 250 mAs

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Jolly 16 Plus
Description Values
Frequency 40 KHz
Range: 2 • 3 • 6 • 8 • 10 • 12 • 15 • 20 • 25 • 30 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150
• 200 • 250 • 300 • 350 • 400 • 500 • 630 • 800 • 1000 • 1250 • 1500 • 2000 • 2500
• 3000 • 4000 • 5000 • 6000 msec
Range: 25 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 160 • 200 mA
• 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200 • 250 mAs
Jolly 30 Plus
Description Values
Frequency 40 KHz
Range: 2 • 3 • 6 • 8 • 10 • 12 • 15 • 20 • 25 • 30 • 40 • 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150
• 200 • 250 • 300 • 350 • 400 • 500 • 630 • 800 • 1000 • 1250 • 1500 • 2000 • 2500
• 3000 • 4000 • 5000 • 6000 msec
Range: 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200 • 250 • 300 • 350 • 400 mA
mAs range 0.5 ÷ 300 mAs (26 steps)
• 50 • 63 • 80 • 100 • 125 • 150 • 200 • 250 • 300 mAs

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1.3.5 MECHANICAL FEATURES
Description Jolly 4 Plus Jolly 15 Plus - Jolly 16 Plus - Jolly 30 Plus

Width 680 mm 680 mm
Length 1062 mm 1062 mm
Height with locked arm 1580 mm 1580 mm
Focus-floor distance - variable from 410 to 2010 mm from 400 to 2000 mm
Antistatic pivoting wheels diameter 80 mm 80 mm
Rear wheels diameter 250 mm 250 mm
Weight - net ~165 Kg ~165 Kg
Unit displacement Manual Manual
Radiographic cassettes holder Up to nr. 6 radiographic cassettes format 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17 inches)
1.3.6 COLLIMATOR
Jolly 4 Plus, Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus are equipped with same X-ray collimator:
Description Data
Mobile blades Square field - single layer
Blades displacement Manual
Size of irradiated square radiographic field Minimum 0x0 cm / Maximum 43x43 cm
Focus / film distance indication Retractable tape measure
Collimator lamp 24V - 100W. Automatic switch Off after 30 sec
Light intensity (lux) @ 24V supply 160 Lux
Inherent filtration 2.0 mm Al @ 75 kV
Collimator rotation angle ± 90°
1.3.7 MONOBLOC
Monobloc Jolly 4 Plus Jolly 15 Plus - Jolly 16 Plus - Jolly 30 Plus

Anode type Fix Rotating 3000 r.p.m.
Focus small and large 0.5 - 1.5 mm 0.6 - 1.3 mm
Focus used: 1.5 mm
Anode target angle 12° 15°
Anode material Tungsten RTM
Anode maximum heat storage capacity 30 kJ (40 kHU) 80 kJ (107 kHU)
Anode maximum continuous heat dissipation 270 W 300 W
Monobloc maximum power 4 kW Small focus 11 kW
Large Focus 32 kW
kV - monobloc maximum voltage 110 kV 130 kV
mA - monobloc maximum anodic current 80 mA @ 40 kV Small focus 220 mA @ 50kV
Large focus 640 mA @ 50 kV
Monobloc thermal capacity 500 kJ (600 kHU) 600 kJ (800 kHU)
Monobloc continuous thermal capacity 55 W 55 W
Monobloc Inherent filtration 1.8 mm Al @ 75 kV 1.1 mm Al @ 75 kV

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FURTHER TECHNICAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE MONOBLOC COULD BE FOUND IN THE COMPONENT TECHNICAL
MANUAL SUPPLIED TOGETHER WITH THE EQUIPMENT
1.3.8 INVERTER
Inverter Jolly 4 Jolly 15 Jolly 16 Jolly 30

Plus Plus Plus Plus
Voltage output (switching) to monobloc ~ 320 Vdc ~ 420 Vdc ~ 420 Vdc ~ 420 Vdc
Digital outputs Yes Yes Yes Yes
Digital inputs Yes Yes Yes Yes
Circuit main power supply voltages Logic: +5Vdc
Analogue: +12Vdc / -12Vdc / +15Vdc / -15Vdc
Net weight ~ 5 Kg ~ 5 Kg ~ 5 Kg ~ 5 Kg

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1.4 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
1.4.1 MAIN ELEMENTS
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1 16
2
9
3
10
4
8
5
7
17
12
13
14
15
Legend
1. Control console 10. Arm retainer
2. Transport handles and parking brakes control 11. Arm handles
3. Supply cable support 12. Monobloc’s covers
4. Radiographic cassettes holder 13. Goniometer
5. Bracket to lean the unit for overcoming little obstacles 14. X-Ray collimator
6. Rear wheels diameter 250 mm 15. Handgrip
7. Pivoting front wheels 16. Hand switch for radiographic exposure
8. Column 17. Automatic circuit breaker (Power ON/OFF)
9. Arm

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1.4.2 CONTROL CONSOLE
The figure below describes the Jolly 4 Plus, Jolly 15 plus Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus control console:
3 4
Legend:
1. Control console
2. Back lighted colour touch screen display size 5,7”
3. Console push button for X-ray emission: Ist Time preparation and anode starting
4. Console push button for X-ray emission: IInd Time radiographic exposure
The icons below illustrate the symbols appearing on the touch screen display, with relevant explanation of their meaning:
ICON DESCRIPTION
Increment control of the main radiographic parameters: kV, mAs, mA and seconds
Decrement control of the main radiographic parameters: kV, mAs, ma and time
Display window of the preset kV value
Display window of the preset mA value
Display window of the preset time value
Display window of the preset mAs value
Selection window of radiographic parameters manual selection mode
Selection window of radiographic parameters automatic selection mode
Selection window of ionization chamber (optional)
Alarm indicating the wrong automatic presetting of the radiographic parameters or

the pause time before one radiographic exposure and the following

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ICON DESCRIPTION
X-rays preparation luminous signal
X-ray control luminous signal
Thermal capacity value - luminous signal
Indication of the automatically preset focus as a function of the preselected

radiographic parameters
Potter Bucky selection window (optional)
Light indicator of radiation field Power ON

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1.5 DESCRIPTION OF MAIN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
The below reported picture shows the area where are located inside the equipment the main electrical and electronic
components.
Monobloc 1.5.5
Control console assembly 1.5.1
Electronic box 1.5.2
Inverter 1.5.3
Capacitors box 1.5.4

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1.5.1 CONTROL CONSOLE ASSEMBLY
Nr. Description Q.ty

1 Thermoformed control desk 01
2 «BMI» silk-screen printed panel 01
3 Electronic board «CPU board» 01
4 Electronic board «display holder» 01
5 Ist and IInd time exposure push button 02
2
1
5
5
External view - operator side
5
5
Internal view - operator side

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1.5.2 ELECTRONIC BOX
Jolly 4 Plus:

1 Electronic board «filament» 01
2 Electronic board «main CPU» 01
3 Electronic board «main board» 01
4 Single phase EMC line filter 01
5 Solid state relay 02
6 Toroidal transformer single phase 120VA 01
7 Jolly Plus ground copper bar 01
8 Socket CN 1 - Capacitors box main power supply 01
9 Main power supply cable 01
10 External X-ray hand switch terminal block 01
11 Automatic single phase circuit breaker 250V 16A 01
4 8 7 3 2 1
Electronic box - operator side view
10 11
Electronic box – back side view

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Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus:

1 Electronic board «filament» 01
2 Electronic board «main CPU» 01
3 Electronic board «main board» 01
4 Electronic board «starter board»
5 Single phase EMC line filter 01
7 Toroidal transformer single phase 120VA 01
8 Jolly Plus ground copper bar 01
9 Socket CN 1 - Capacitors box main power supply 01
10 Main power supply cable 01
11 External X-ray hand switch terminal block 01
12 Automatic single phase circuit breaker 250V 16A 01
10
5 9 8 3 2 1
Electronic box - operator side view
11 12
Electronic box – back side view

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1.5.3 INVERTER
Jolly 4 Plus
Code Description
S03S008 BMI H.F. Inverter for fixed anode monobloc
Inverter
Electronic board «control logic»
Equipment back side view
Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus:
Code Description
S03S004 BMI H.F. Inverter for rotating anode monobloc
Inverter
Electronic board «control logic»
Equipment back side view

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1.5.4 CAPACITORS BOX
Jolly 4 Plus

1 Discharge capacitors power charge push button 01
2 Fuse 690V 80A 01
3 Electrolytic capacitor 6800 µF 02
4 Rectifier bridge module 02
5 Resistance 50W 470R 01
1
4
2
5
Back side Front side

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Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus

1 Toroidal transformer single phase 1500 VA 01
2 Resistance 50W 470R 06
3 Rectifier bridge module 01
4 Electrolytic capacitor 6800 µF 16
6 Discharge capacitors power charge push button 01
7 Panel fuse holder 10x38 01
8 Fuse 10x38F 32A 400V 01
9 Fuse 140A 660V 01
7-8
5 9
2 4
Back side Front side

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1.5.5 MONOBLOC
Nr. Code Description

1 E21A001 Monobloc for rotating anode X-ray tube
1 E21A002 Monobloc for fixed anode X-ray tube
1.6 LABEL
The following figure illustrates the position of the equipment’s adhesive label.
Jolly Plus series

Equipment label

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1.7 DIMENSION
Here below the Jolly Plus, all models, overall dimensions:
Jolly 4 Plus Jolly 15 Plus Jolly 16 Plus Jolly 30 Plus
1.8 REFERENCE STANDARD
The equipment complies with the following rules and directives:

• EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 93/42/EEC and 2007/47CE Directive concerning medical devices
• CEI EN 60601-1 Medical electrical equipment. General requirements for safety
• CEI EN 60601-1-2: Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements and tests
• CEI EN 60601-1-3 General requirements for radiation protection in diagnostic X-ray equipment
• CEI EN 60601-1-4 Programmable electrical medical systems
• CEI EN 60601-2-7 Particular requirements for the safety of high-voltage generators of diagnostic X-ray generators
• CEI EN 60601-2-28 Particular Requirements For The Safety Of X-Ray Source Assemblies And X-Ray Tube
Assemblies For Medical Diagnosis
• CEI EN 60601-2-32 Particular Requirements For The Safety Of Associated Equipment Of X-Ray Equipment
• EN ISO 14971 Application of risks management to medical devices

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1.9 SAFETY
The equipments designed and manufactured by BMI Biomedical International are equipped with advanced radiological
systems to safeguard safety and environment.
The Jolly Plus equipments are not dangerous to people and environment if used in the way described in this Manual.
Regarding the disposal of substances like the dielectric oil contained in the monobloc, the anti-X protective lead, the
electronic boards and the electronic components, the provisions of the law in force both on the national territory and on
the territory where the equipment is installed have to be complied with.
BMI is a leading company in its field and constantly upgrades the equipment according to the progressive technological
knowledge.
Since this equipment emits X-rays, it must be exclusively used complying with the safety instructions included in this
Manual and must not be used for other purposes than the diagnostic ones.
THE JURIDICAL BINDING VERSION OF THIS DOCUMENT IS THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE ONE.
ANY TRANSLATION, EVEN IF VERIFIED AND APPROVED BY THE MANUFACTURER, IS ONLY SUPPLIED TO FACILITATE THE USER.
SINCE THE EQUIPMENT EMITS X-RAYS, IT CAN ENDANGER THE OPERATOR AND THE PATIENT, IF THE EXPOSURE PARAMETERS
ARE NOT RESPECTED
DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. ALWAYS CHECK THE CONDITION OF THE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH AND OF THE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY
CABLE.
IT IS NECESSARY TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE EQUIPMENT TO BE AWARE OF POSSIBLE DANGEROUS ANOMALIES. IN CASE OF
ANOMALOUS OPERATION OR IF THERE IS ANY SAFETY PROBLEM, ISOLATE THE EQUIPMENT TO AVOID ANY NOT AUTHORIZED
UTILIZATION AND DO NOT USE IT UNTIL THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN SOLVED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
THIS DEVICE IS CONNECTED WITH A PROTECTIVE GROUND DURING OPERATION. FOR THE PATIENT’S AND THE OPERATOR’S
SAFETY, ONLY DEVICES COMPLYING WITH THE SAFETY STANDARDS, SUITABLE FOR MEDICAL DEVICES IN PERFECT OPERATING
CONDITIONS, MUST BE USED
THIS EQUIPMENT MUST NOT BE USED IF INFLAMMABLE GASES ARE PRESENT.
SHOULD ANY ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE INFLUENCE THE EQUIPMENT OR BE CAUSED BY IT, ASK FOR ASSISTANCE. THE
PORTABLE RF EQUIPMENTS MAY ALTER THE ELECTROMEDICAL EQUIPMENTS.
THIS SYSTEM HAS NOT BEEN DESIGNED TO WORK NEAR A DEFIBRILLATOR

NEVER USE A DEFIBRILLATOR ON A PATIENT IN CONTACT WITH THE MOBILE RADIOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT. THIS SYSTEM MUST BE
HANDLED AS A CONDUCTIVE SURFACE AND POSITIONED AS FAR AS POSSIBLE FROM THE PATIENT BEFORE EFFECTING A
DEFIBRILLATION. IF ANY PART OF THE DEVICE IS IN CONTACT WITH THE PATIENT WHEN USING THE DEFIBRILLATOR, THE
TENSION CAN GO THROUGH THE PATIENT’S BODY AND REACH THE SYSTEM. THIS CAN ENDANGER ANYBODY COMING INTO
CONTACT WITH THE SYSTEM AND ALSO DAMAGE THE EQUIPMENT. ALWAYS REFER TO THE OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANY
DEFIBRILLATOR USED ON A PATIENT BEING RADIOGRAPHED WITH THIS DEVICE.
ONLY DOCTORS OR PEOPLE HAVING AN AUTHORIZATION ACCORDING TO THE LAW ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE LAW TO USE THIS
EQUIPMENT.
THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF EXPOSURE TO RADIATIONS WHEN USING THIS DEVICE: PROFESSIONAL, FOR THE OPERATORS, AND
DIAGNOSTIC, FOR THE PATIENTS.

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IT IS NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND RADIATIONS PROTECTION STANDARDS OF EACH SINGLE
COUNTRY, SINCE THE RADIATIONS HAVE A HARMFUL EFFECT ON THE HUMAN BODY:
• During the performance of diagnostic examinations scattered radiations are always present. For this reason it is
absolutely necessary to use an X-ray protection. The operator is supposed to inquire if the patient is pregnant.
Should the presence of a third person be required, this must also wear the anti-X protection, like the operator
and the patient.
• It is possible to have an additional protection against radiations if using a two-step push-button connected to the
control console by means of an extensible cable, featuring an extension of ~ 4 meters.
• The incorrect utilization of Jolly Plus equipment can cause temporary or permanent injuries.
• As a consequence, these instructions are to be carefully read and understood before putting the equipment at
work.
• The manufacturer is ready to provide the after-sale servicing and, if required, to take care of the installation.
• Even if this equipment gives a high level of protection against X-rays, no device can assure a complete
protection.
• It is the operator’s task to take all the safety measures required to avoid any personal and other people’s risk,
coming from a wrong or excessive exposure to Ionogenic radiations
• All the operators must receive a sufficient training and take the suitable safety measures to avoid any injury.
• The equipment is sold with the following clause: the manufacturer, its agents and representatives decline all
responsibility for any damage or injury deriving from the wrong utilization of this equipment or due to lack of
maintenance or to the utilization of not original spare parts.
• It is highly recommended to use all the different protection devices available on the market.
• The X-ray beam can go beyond the main protective shielding. Use radiographic cassettes or digital receptors with
leaded support.
• Do not stand behind the receptor or on the X-ray beam line.
• Only the patient can stay in the examination room during the X-ray exposure. If the operator or another person
presence is required, they must wear a leaded apron according to the safety rules
• Use the greatest possible distance between the focal spot and the skin to give the patient the minimum dose.
• Electrical safety: the buyer is supposed to use only qualified people (specialized engineers of the manufacturer or
equivalent personnel of a servicing company) to carry out any maintenance intervention on the equipment. The
connections among the different parts of the device, the calibration and the testing must be carried out by
qualified people, authorized by the manufacturer.
• Only duly trained and qualified people have access to the internal parts of this device or to the disassembled
parts.

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1.10 DECLARATION OF RESPONSIBILITY
BMI BIOMEDICAL INTERNATIONAL s.r.l. is responsible for the safety of its products only if their maintenance, repair
and/or modification are carried out by its own personnel or by expressly authorized personnel.
BMI BIOMEDICAL INTERNATIONAL does not assume any responsibility for any malfunctioning, damage and/or
hazard coming from an illegitimate use of the system or non compliance with the maintenance standards.
The PERSON RESPONSIBLE for the installation in which the system is working has the task to make sure that the
installation is used only by duly trained and qualified operators
CONFORMITY AND REFERENCE ADDRESS
Jolly 4 Plus, Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus equipments complies
with medical devices 93/42/EEC directive and 2007/47CE
The original copy of this declaration, as required by the law, is available at the manufacturer.
BMI BIOMEDICAL INTERNATIONAL s.r.l.

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CHAPTER 2
INSTALLATION

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2.1 INTRODUCTION
The installation of the equipment must be carried out in three phases:

1. Unpacking and verification of the equipment and accessories integrity
2. Electric installation
3. Setting at work
The three phases are described in the following paragraphs.
THE EQUIPMENT IS CONFIGURATED AND TESTED IN THE FACTORY. SOME ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENT COULD HOWEVER BE
REQUIRED ON THE SPOT. THE WHOLE PARAMETERS ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL IN THE TECHNICAL
MANUAL – CHAPTER 4.
2.2 UNPACKING AND VERIFICATION OF THE EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES INTEGRITY
Preliminary Remarks
The equipment is wrapped in cellophane and then put inside a wooden or plywood case. Any special packing request
must be made with the order.
The equipment is secured by means of wooden crosspieces to avoid any movement during the transport.
On the external side you can find the handling and storing instructions, the shipping address, the equipment model and
serial number.
Any particular request regarding the packing and the labelling must be specified with the order.
The final customer is suggested to ask for special shockwatch labels to be applied on the external side of the packing
case. When the customer receives the equipment, if the shockwatch labels have become red, this will mean that the
equipment has been incorrectly handled during the transport or the storing, and has probably been damaged.
For these reasons the customer must accept the equipment on condition, writing “…acceptance withheld for damaged
packing (or similar words)…” on all copies of the transport documents accompanying the goods. Later the customer will
open the case to check the equipment integrity and will inform the manufacturer about what happened and about the
equipment condition.
The customer must inform of:
• Number of shipping document
• Equipment model and serial number.
• He will supply a detailed report with photographs illustrating the packing situation and the damages and/or
malfunctioning of the mechanical, electrical and electronic parts of the equipment, if any.
• This communication must be sent within 2 days from the date of receipt of the equipment. After this delay the
supplier will not accept any responsibility for damages or defects caused by the transport.
• Any request of returning the product back will have to be agreed up on with the manufacturer who must authorize it
in writing.
Unpacking of the equipment

• Remove the case side marked «Open Here»
• Take our the ramp from the case and position in on the ground
• Remove the wooden crosspieces securing the equipment
• Withdraw the equipment from the case using the above described board
• Remove the cellophane
EXTERNALLY TO THE JOLLY PLUS CRATE BMI STICK ON THE DETAILED PROCEDURE TO CORRECTLY UNPACK THE EQUIPMENT.

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2.3 ELECTRIC INSTALLATION
Jolly Plus power supply is 230 Vac single-phase (± 10%) - 50 Hz - 16 A.

The maximum current absorbed by the equipment is indicated both on the equipment label and on the technical data
reported in the manuals supplied with the equipment.
Make sure that the supply socket to which the supply cable is connected has 2 poles and the ground conductor and that
it is homologated to deliver 230 Vac @ 16 A.
2.4 SETTING AT WORK
The setting at work is divided in three phases:

• Electric inspection
• Mechanical inspection
• Operating test
The following three paragraphs give more details about the three above mentioned inspections:
2.4.1 ELECTRIC INSPECTION
Check visually each cable and each connector installed in the equipment to make sure that there is no damage that could
jeopardize the correct operation of the equipment and the operator’s safety.
Following components must be inspected:
• Equipment supply cable and plug
• X-ray control cable
• Equipment / monobloc connecting cable
• X-ray collimator supply cable
• DAP interface cable (optional)
2.4.2 MECHANICAL INSPECTION
Check whether all the main parts of the equipment work properly, to avoid any defect that could cause malfunctioning or
endanger the user or the patient.
The mechanical inspections include the following operations:
• Displacement of the equipment mobile parts in order to verify if the movements occur smoothly and noiseless.
• Parking brakes testing to check if the equipment braking is quick and efficient.
• Check if there is any break and /or dents and if any screw has become loose thus jeopardizing the equipment
operating and safety conditions.
• The main controls are:
• Rolling of the wheels to verify if there is any warpage or damage
• X-ray equipment parking brake to check if the braking occurs properly.
• Check the integrity of the control console and verify if the touch screen display has no dents or scratches
• Integrity and fastening of the guards to verify if all parts screwed to the equipment structure are firmly fixed. Check
the arm balancing to verify that it keeps the required position when lifted (for example)

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CHAPTER 3
Utilization

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3.1 TRANSPORT OF THE EQUIPMENT
To displace the equipment the operator must:

• Disconnect the unit supply cable from the socket and wind it on its support (see part c on the picture below)
• Put the arm in parking position and make sure that it is correctly hooked to its retainer (see part f on the picture
below)
• Push downwards the transport handles (see part b on the picture below) to unlock the parking brakes (see graphic
symbol on the picture below). To move the equipment keep the handle turned clockwise. The equipment is very
handy, thanks to its low barycentre, its little weight and its pivoting front wheels. Should the operator accidentally let
go the transport handle the provided dead-man mechanical brakes will immediately stop the unit. To overcome small
obstacles easily (like for instance the lift door), hold tightly the transportation handle pressing your foot on the bracket
(see part d on the picture below) available on the rear side of the unit basement. The unit front side will lift, thus
permitting to overcome the obstacle
CAUTION! DO NOT PUSH THE UNIT FRONT SIDE AGAINST DOORS TO
This picture shows how to lift up Jolly Plus to overcome little obstacles
ATTENTION! DO NOT PUSH THE EQUIPMENT FRONT SIDE AGAINST DOORS TO OPEN THEM
Following pictures illustrates Jolly Plus in transport position:
e
f
a
b
c
LEGEND
a. Rotation direction of the transportation handle to release the brakes
b. Transport handle for parking brakes (dead-man brakes) control
c. Supply cable support
d. Bracket to lean the unit for overcoming little obstacles
e. Arm
f. Arm retainer

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3.2 EQUIPMENT’S SWITCHING ON
• Connect the equipment supply cable cord plug to the socket.

• Switch ON the equipment through the automatic circuit breaker (Pos. I), indicated with nr. 1 on the below reported picture.
• Check on the console touch screen display if the first “Initializing” mask, indicated on the below reported picture, has
been visualized.
Note:
• The mask is displayed for approximately 5 seconds.
• The « INIZIALIZING…..» message is displayed only when the software language is set in English, otherwise this
message is written in one of the nine languages available.
• When the « INIZIALIZING…..» message is over, the software automatically turns on “operator mode”.
Only in this situation it is possible to take the radiographic exposures, presetting the exposures parameters according to
the procedures described in the following paragraphs.
ON (I)
OFF (0)
Automatic circuit breaker
Automatic circuit breaker
Ist “Initializing” mask IInd “Operator mode” mask
AFTER SWITCHING OFF, WAIT AT LEAST 30 SECONDS BEFORE SWITCHING ON THE EQUIPMENT

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3.3 ARM POSITIONING

Release the arm retainer (see part a on the picture below) and keep hold of the arm using the two available handles (see
part b on the picture below) to prevent it from moving.
RELEASE THE ARM STANDING LATERALLY, IN ORDER TO AVOID GETTING HURT.
The picture below illustrates how to release the arm correctly
1st step - release the arm, standing laterally 2nd step – using the handle, lift the arm
When the handle is released, the arm will remain in the acquired position thanks to a clutch device integrated in the
equipment.

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3.4 MONOBLOC AND COLLIMATOR DISPLACEMENT

The monobloc with the X-ray collimator assembly can rotate as described below:
• Monobloc yoke support rotation: +90° / -90°
• Monobloc rotation in the yoke: -57° / +167°
To position the monobloc / X-ray collimator assembly, use the handgrip (see part a on the picture below).
The frontal inclination of the monobloc and the X-ray collimator is indicated by the goniometer placed on the front guard
of the monobloc (see part b on the picture below).

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3.5 COLLIMATOR
FOREWORD
Jolly Plus is supplied with a manual, square-field, single-layer, lightweight, compact X-ray collimator.
The X-ray field is defined by two pairs of lead-lined shutters located near the exit window of the X-ray beam and by a
cone (near the focus) limiting the X-ray beam to the larger field size.
The two pairs of shutters move perpendicularly in the X-ray field while the shutter movements are manually controlled by
two knobs available on the collimator front panel.
The X-ray collimator can be rotated ± 90° around its vertical axis, just gripping the handle. The collimator rotation travel
is stopped by a mechanical retainer.
Before making a radiographic exposure set the shutters in the correct position, using the X-ray field light beam on the
anatomic body part to be examined. Comply with the maximum admitted distance value between the monobloc and the
patient’s body.
SETTING THE X-RAY FIELD ON THE COLLIMATOR FRONT PANEL

• Press the X-ray field light beam lamp push- button (see part 1 on the picture below) to switch ON the halogen lamp.
The lamp automatically switches OFF after 30 seconds. To avoid the lamp overheating press again the lamp push
button after 5 minutes.
• Position the collimator /monobloc assembly above the patient.
• Check if the X-ray light beam crosses is centered on the patient’s area to be examined.
• Adjust the X-ray field size using the two knobs available on the front part of the X-ray collimator (see part 3 and part 4
on the picture below). The right knob adjusts the longitudinal shutters; the left one adjusts the transversal shutters.
The knobs make it possible to the operator to set the X-ray field according to the radiographic cassette size. The
collimator field size can vary from 0×0 cm minimum to 43×43 cm (17”x17”) maximum, at a focus film distance of 100
cm (40”).
• The scale under each knob indicates the longitudinal and transversal field size at 100 cm (40”) distance.
Check the FFD using the retractable tape measure.
FOR FURTHER TECHNICAL INFORMATION PLEASE REFER TO THE COLLIMATOR MANUAL, ALWAYS
SUPPLIED WITH THE EQUIPMENT
2 3
1
4 4
5
7 6
LEGEND
1. X-ray field light beam lamp push-button 7. Handgrip for ± 90° rotation on its vertical axis
2. Longitudinal diaphragm adjustment knob 8. Goniometer
3. Transversal diaphragm adjustment knob 9. Monobloc focus external reference point
4. Rails guides for accessories
5. DAP - Kermax plus IDP (optional)
6. Retractable tape measure for FFD measuring

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3.6 RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES
3.6.1 TWO-POINT MANUAL TECHNIQUE RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE
• On the “operator mode” mask touch the icon «MAN», detail nr 1 on the below reported picture.
• On the “operator mode” mask touch exclusively the fields «kV» and «mAs», respectively detail nr 2 and detail nr 3 on
the below reported picture.
• To adjust the kV or the mAs values touch the arrow icon, detail nr 4 on the below reported picture.
• After having adjusted the kV or the mAs values the equipment microprocessor’s software verifies if the values inserted
are compatible with the equipment monobloc model performances, to avoid any failure.
• If the kV or the mAs value inserted results not be compatible, on the “operator mode” lights up the warning icon
“X-ray tube alarm”, detail nr 5 on the below reported picture.
To take a radiographic exposure please refer to § 3.7

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2 3
“Operator mode” mask
3.6.2 THREE-POINT MANUAL TECHNIQUE RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE
• On the “operator mode” mask touch the icon «MAN», detail nr 1 on the below reported picture.
• On the “operator mode” mask touch exclusively the fields «kV», «mA» and «ms», detail nr 2, nr 3 and nr 4 on the
below reported picture.
• To adjust the kV, the mA or the time (msec) value touch the arrow icon detail nr 5 on the below reported picture.
• After having adjusted the «kV», «mA» and «ms» values the equipment microprocessor’s software verifies if the values
inserted are compatible with the equipment monobloc model performances, to avoid any failure.
• If the kV, the mA or the or the time (msec) value inserted results not be compatible, on the “operator mode” lights up
the warning icon “X-ray tube alarm”, detail nr 6 on the below reported picture.
To take a radiographic exposure please refer to § 3.7

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“Operator mode” mask

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3.6.3 APR RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOUSURE

The default APR techniques, associated with the anatomical parameters in the APR menu, are 170.
For each technique the software works on kV and mAs values. These values must be considered as reference values to
be verified before taking radiographic exposures.
The operator can also adjust the parameters stored in the APR, editing the values as described in § 3.6.5.
To select the desired APR anatomical, proceed as following:
• «APR» icon to enable the technique (detail nr 1 on below reported left side mask)
• «Anatomic Parts» icon to select the patient’s anatomical part to be examined, scrolling the drop-down menu (detail nr
2 on below reported left side mask)
• «Thickness» icon to preset the patient’s size: small, medium, large, lateral and neonatal (detail nr 3 on below
reported left side mask)
On § 3.6.4 has been reported the APR anatomical programming techniques chart.
Now the equipment is ready to take a radiographic exposure, as described on § 3.7.
1 2
3
“APR mode” mask

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3.6.4 APR - ANATOMICAL PROGRAMMING CHART
ANATOMIC TECHNIQUES THICKNESS F.F.D.

SMALL MEDIUM LARGE LATERAL NEONATAL
kV mAs kV mAs kV mAs kV mAs kV mAs
HEAD
Skull 74 12,5 77 12,5 80 12,5 85 20 64 12,5 1 m / 40”
Paranasal sinuses 62 8 65 8 68 8 - - 52 8 1 m / 40”
Jaw - - - - - - 60 12,5 - - 1 m / 40”
Nasal bones - - - - - - 55 2 - - 1 m / 40”
CHEST
Lung 69 12,5 73 12,5 77 12,5 85 15 58 12,5 1,8 m / 72”
Hemithorax ribs 57 25 60 25 63 25 - - 48 25 1,8 m / 72”
Sternum 57 25 60 25 63 25 85 20 48 25 1 m / 40”
HAND
Wrist 52 5 55 5 58 5 65 5 42 5 1 m / 40”
Finger 52 3 55 3 58 3 60 4 42 3 1 m / 40”
KNEE
Patella 63 6,3 67 6,3 70 6,3 65 5 52 6,3 1 m / 40”
Intercondylar fossa 63 5 65 5 68 5 - - 52 5 1 m / 40”
FOOT
Heel bone 66 4 70 4 74 4 65 5 55 4 1 m / 40”
Heel bone axial projection 66 6,3 70 6,3 74 6,3 - - 55 6,3 1 m / 40”
Toes 52 3 55 3 58 3 60 5 42 3 1 m / 40”
Toes oblique 52 5 55 5 57 5 - - 42 5 1 m / 40”
FOREARM
Radius 57 6,3 60 6,3 63 6,3 65 6,3 46 6,3 1m / 40”
Ulna 57 6,3 60 6,3 63 6,3 65 6,3 46 6,3 1m / 40”
LEG
Femur 59 30 62 30 65 30 80 20 48 30 1m / 40”
Tibia - fibula 73 5 77 5 81 5 65 5 62 5 1 m / 40”
Ankle 75 3 79 3 83 3 60 5 63 3 1 m / 40”
PELVIS
Sacroiliac 64 10 67 10 70 10 - - 52 10 1m / 40”
Sacroiliac oblique 63 30 65 30 68 30 - - 51 30 1m / 40”
Pubic symphysis 62 20 65 20 68 20 - - 52 20 1m / 40”
Hip – neck femur 59 30 62 30 65 30 - - 48 30 1m / 40”
Axial Hip – neck femur 63 25 65 25 68 25 - - 51 25 1m / 40”
UPPER LIMB
Elbow 60 6,3 63 6,3 66 6,3 70 6,3 50 6,3 1m / 40”
Humerus 60 12,5 63 12,5 66 12,5 - - 50 12,5 1m / 40”
VERTEBRAL SPINE
Cervical vertebrae 57 25 60 25 63 25 85 10 46 25 1,8 m / 72”
Axis 57 10 60 10 63 10 - - 46 10 1,8 m / 72”
Thoracic vertebrae 71 30 75 30 79 30 85 20 60 30 1,8 m / 72”
Lumbar vertebrae 62 25 65 25 68 25 85 30 50 25 1,8 m / 72”
Sacrum coccyx 68 30 72 30 76 30 85 30 56 30 1,8 m / 72”
SHOULDER
Clavicle 60 20 63 20 66 20 - - 50 20 1 m / 40”
Shoulder blade 67 8 71 8 75 8 80 15 56 8 1 m / 40”

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3.6.5 MAKING CHANGES TO PRE-PROGRAMMED APR TECHNIQUES

The default APR techniques associated with the anatomical parameters in the APR display window could be adjusted by
the operator, as follows:
• Switch ON the equipment.
• Enable on the operator mode the “APR mode”, touching the icon «APR» (detail nr 1 on below reported mask).
• Select from Anatomic Parts drop-down menu (detail nr 2 on below reported mask) the anatomic techniques to be
adjusted.
• Select from Thickness drop-down menu (detail nr 3 on below reported mask) the patient’s body size to be adjusted.
The sizes available are: small, medium, large, lateral and neonatal.
• Adjust the kV value (detail nr 4 on below reported mask), increasing or decreasing the data visualized, touching one
of two arrow icons, respectively marked with nr 6 - to increase and nr. 7 to decrease the data, on below reported
mask.
• To store the new adjusted value touch the icon «Save» (detail nr 8 on below reported mask).
• Adjust the mAs value (detail nr. 5 on below reported mask), increasing or decreasing the data visualized, touching one
of two arrow icons, respectively marked with nr 6 - to increase and nr. 7 to decrease the data, on below reported
mask
• To store the new adjusted value touch the icon «Save» (detail nr 8 on below reported mask).
• Switch OFF the equipment.
• Switch ON the equipment, after at least 30 seconds.
3 4
6 7 8
“APR mode” mask

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3.7 TAKING AN RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE
• Place Jolly Plus collimator on the patient’s area to be exanimate, placing the device respecting the F.F.D..
• Place the radiographic cassette below the patient’s area to be delaminated.
• Set the collimator X-ray field area (additional information are reported on the device manual) using its light beam, that
allows the operator to obtain on the patient body a the field marker. To switch ON the light beam depress the ON/OFF
button, which is located on the control desk panel and on the collimator itself. Refer also to § 1.4.2 and § 3.5.
• Adjust the size of the field as described on § 3.5.
• Set the exposure parameters to take the radiography exposure, as described in chapter 3 - § 3.6.1, § 3.6.2 and §
3.6.3.
• The operator can take radiographic exposures from the Jolly Plus console, by means of two buttons or by means the
external hand switch.
• To take a radiographic exposure from the control console:
st
• Depress keeping hold the preparation button (1 time) in order to spin the X-ray tube rotor.
On the operator mode mask the icon lights up immediately
• Depress the exposure button (2nd time) in order to take the radiographic exposure
On the operator mode mask the icon lights up immediately emitting also a warning sound (buzzer sound) to
advice the operator that the radiographic exposure has been taken.
Control console
Exposure button
IInd time - X-ray exposure
Preparation button
Ist time - preparation
• To take a radiographic exposure using the hand switch remote control:

st
• Depress halfway the preparation button (1 time) in order to spin the X-ray tube rotor. See figure below reported.
On the operator mode mask the icon lights up immediately
• Depress completely the button (2nd time) in order to take the radiographic exposure. See figure below reported.
On the operator mode mask the icon lights up immediately emitting also a warning sound (buzzer sound) to
advice the operator that the radiographic exposure has been taken.
Hand switch remote control

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When the diagnostic examination is over, switch OFF Jolly Plus by means of the automatic circuit breaker (refer to § 3.2)
and then disconnect the equipment supply cable cord from socket.
Set Jolly Plus in transport position (refer to § 3.1) and park it in a suitable and safety place.
BEFORE TAKING ANY RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE MAKES SURE THAT ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS AGAINST IONOGENIC
RADIATIONS HAVE BEEN TAKEN. AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF INACTIVITY OF THE EQUIPMENT (TWO MONTHS) IT IS VERY
IMPORTANT TO MAKE THE FORMATION OF THE X-RAY TUBE, TO AVOID ANY H.T. DISCHARGE THAT COULD DAMAGE IT.
THE X-RAY TUBE FORMATION PROCEDURE IS DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH 4.1.1.
WHEN THE X-RAY EMISSION IS OVER, THE RELEVANT WARNING LIGHT ON THE CONTROL CONSOLE DISPLAY GOES OUT AND AT
THE SAME TIME THE SOUND SIGNAL STOPS.
AT THIS POINT THE TWO-STEP X-RAY CONTROL PUSH-BUTTON CAN BE RELEASED OR, IF THE EXPOSURE HAS BEEN
CONTROLLED BY THE CONSOLE PUSH-BUTTONS, BOTH OF THEM CAN BE RELEASED.
BEFORE TAKING AN X-RAY EXPOSURE PROTECT THE OPERATOR AND THE PATIENT FROM X-RAYS USING THE SUITABLE LEAD
PROTECTIONS.
3.8 END OF OPERATION
• Switch OFF Jolly Plus by means of automatic circuit breaker.

• Disconnect the supply cable cord from the socket and wind it on its support.
• Position the equipment arm in transport position and hook the arm to the stand by means of the arm retainer.
DO NOT SWITCH OFF THE EQUIPMENT BY REMOVING THE SUPPLY CABLE FROM THE SOCKET BEFORE DISCONNECTING THE
AUTOMATIC CIRCUIT BREAKER.

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Adjustments & Setup

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4.1 ADJUSTMENTS
4.1.1 X-RAY TUBE FORMATION
This procedure is required only when the Jolly Plus has not been not used continuously for 2 months after the installation
date or if the equipment has not been used continuously for more than 1 month in the Hospital department. Forming the
monobloc’s X-ray tube prevents it from damages.
The X-ray tube formation procedure consists in making radiographic exposures, according to below reported chart.
For each Jolly Plus model all the radiographic exposures should be taken using only the X-ray tube large focus.
BMI suggest taking all the radiographic exposures closing the entire X-ray collimator leaded shutter.
The X-ray tube formation procedure will take approximately one hour.
THE IONOGENIC RADIATIONS PRODUCED BY THIS EQUIPMENT CAN BE DANGEROUS TO THE PATIENT AND THE OPERATOR. STRICTLY
COMPLY WITH THE SAFETY RULES IN FORCE
REMEMBER TO PRESET THE LARGE FOCUS FOR ALL RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURES AND TO SHUT THE X-RAY COLLIMATOR LEAD BLADES
TO INCREASE THE SAFETY LEVEL AGAINST IONOGENIC RADIATIONS
JOLLY 4 PLUS
PARAMETER NUMBER OF INTERVAL TIME

kV mAs EXPOSURES BETWEEN EXPOSURES
40 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
50 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
60 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
70 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
80 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
90 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
100 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
110 6.3 3 120 sec
Pause 120 sec
40 20 1 120 sec
50 20 1 120 sec
60 20 1 120 sec
70 20 1 120 sec
80 20 1 120 sec

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JOLLY 15 PLUS, JOLLY 16 PLUS AND JOLLY 30 PLUS
PARAMETER NUMBER OF INTERVAL TIME

kV mAs EXPOSURES BETWEEN EXPOSURES
40 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
50 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
60 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
70 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
80 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
90 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
100 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
110 6.3 3 20 sec
Pause 120 sec
120 6.3 3 120 sec
Pause 120 sec
125 6.3 3 120 sec
Pause 120 sec
40 20 1 120 sec
50 20 1 120 sec
60 20 1 120 sec
70 20 1 120 sec
80 20 1 120 sec
If no anomalies are found, Jolly Plus is now ready to be used.

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4.1.2 X-RAY FIELD CENTERING
• Place a radiographic cassette size 35x43 cm (14”x17”) on a radiographic table or any horizontal plane surface.
• Position the monobloc/X-ray collimator assembly at 1 m distance above the cassette with the X-ray beam perpen-
dicular to it. The distance can be measured by means of the retractable meter mounted in the collimator.
Do not use the system indicators as reference, but measure the actual distance from the focus to the cassette surface.
• Center the cassette in the X-ray field using the collimator light.
The switching on key is available both on the unit console touch screen display and on the collimator front panel. See
picture A, detail 1.
• Mark the position of the cassette with adhesive tape so that it can be removed and placed again in the same position:
• Put a white paper on the cassette to get the luminous field greatest contrast.
• Open the collimator blades to get a 30x30 cm (14”x14”) field at 1 m distance, using the two knobs shown in
picture A, details 2a and 2B.
• Switch on the light field and use it to position 18 coins as illustrated in the following drawing.
• Position each pair of coins in such a way as they touch each other; the coin inside the luminous field must be
lighted as much as possible while the coin outside the luminous field must be lighted as little as possible. The
tangential points define the sides of the luminous field. The other two coins will be positioned one in a corner to
orientate the film and the other in the point of intersection of the diagonals, to define the film center.
Coin
• Preset approx. 50 kVp and 5 mAs on the unit console touch screen display
• Make a radiographic exposure and after developing the film, use the test to check the alignments described
below
ALIGNMENT OF THE COLLIMATOR WITH THE FOCAL POINT (PRIMARY BLADES CUT)
• Observe the projections of the four collimator blades composing the radiographic field edge. If the edge is not well
defined, this means that the radiographic field is cut by the primary blade, near the focal spot, and not by the
external one. To modify this condition, use the security dowels displacing the collimator towards the side presenting a
not defined edge. After the correction, repeat the exposure to check the condition.
ALLIGNMENT OF THE LUMINOUS FIELD WITH THE RADIOGRAPHIC FIELD

(according to standard EN 60601-13 paragraph 29.202.9)
The max. allowed tolerance between the luminous and the radiographic field, in both sides, must not exceed 2% of the
FOCUS/FILM DISTANCE. In the case under consideration it would be less than 20 mm. If the test film shows the light
field congruence (indicated by the coins shadows) with the radiographic field (given by the collimator blades shadows)
within the diameter of a coin having a diameter smaller than 20 mm, the resulting alignment complies with the
standards.
As a matter of fact, it is possible to obtain a greater congruence degree. The max. Recommended deviation is one fourth.
It is very important to adjust the field in order to get the best possible congruence degree.
If the radiographic field, on the four sides, is not correct, check if the number of spacers is correct, that is, the
distance between the focal point and the collimator mounting surface must be 80mm (± 1 mm).
Should this distance require any adjustment, repeat the test exposure after the adjustment. Should the distance be
correct but anyhow requiring an adjustment, do not move the collimator with respect to the radiographic tube, but act as
follows: Position the test film on a white paper and put it on the cassette surface. Place the cassette in the position
previously marked. Check the film orientation using the coins shadows.
Using the collimator blades images as radiographic field shape and dimension reference, adjust the light field to get the
congruence with the radiographic field. Should a field adjustment be required, work on the transversal, vertical and
longitudinal displacement of the light field.

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ALIGNMENT OF THE LUMINOUS FIELD WITH THE RADIOGRAPHIC FIELD

(According to standard EN 60601-1-3 par 29.202.9)
The max. allowed tolerance between the luminous and the radiographic field must not exceed 2% of the focus/film
distance. In this case it would be less than 20 mm. If the test film shows the luminous field congruence (indicated by the
coins shadows) with the radiographic field (given by the collimator blades shadow) within the diameter of a coin having a
diameter smaller than 20 mm, the resulting alignment complies with the standards. As a matter of fact it is possible to
get a much better congruence degree.
The max. Recommended deviation is one fourth. It is very important to adjust the field in order to get the best con-
gruence degree. If the radiation field, on the four sides, is not correct, check if the number of spacers is correct, that is, if
the distance between the focal point and the collimator mounting surface is 80 mm, (± 1 mm). Should this distance
require any adjustment, repeat the test exposure after the adjustment. If the distance is correct but an adjustment is
required all the same, repeat the test exposure after adjustment.
If the distance is correct but an adjustment is however required, do not displace the collimator with respect to the
radiographic tube but proceed as follows:
• Position the test film on a white paper and put it on the cassette surface.
• Place the cassette in the previously marked position.
• Check the film orientation using the coins shadows.
• Using the collimator blades images as radiographic field shape and dimension reference, adjust the luminous field to
get it congruent to the radiographic field.
• If a field adjustment is required, work on the transversal, vertical and longitudinal displacement of the luminous field.
SHOULD IT BE NECESSARY TO MOVE THE LUMINOUS FIELD OF THE TRANSVERSAL OR VERTICAL COLLIMATOR, PLEASE REFER TO THE
MANUAL SUPPLIED WITH THE COLLIMATOR
2b 2a
Picture A
LEGEND
1 X-ray field light beam lamp push-button
2a Right knob to open or close the transversal shutter
2b Left knob to open or close the longitudinal shutter

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4.1.3 kV VALUES ADJUSTMENT
DO NOT CARRY OUT THE ADJUSTMENT WHEN THE MONOBLOC IS COLD.

REMEMBER TO EFFECT A PREHEATING CYCLE MAKING AT LEAST TWO OR BETTER FIVE EXPOSURES, PRESETTING ON OPERATOR
MODE THE MINIMUM mA AND kV VALUES
Measuring instrument to be used: non-invasive kilovoltmeter.

The manufacturer recommends: RTI - PMX-I/R PIRANHA 507.
Procedure:
• Place the non-invasive kilovometer instrument on a flat and horizontal surface under the X-ray collimator.
• Position the non-invasive kilovometer instrument at 50 cm from the X-ray collimator, using its retractable meter.
• Align the collimator perpendicular to the non-invasive kilovometer instrument measuring surface using the collimator
light beam.
• Take some radiographic exposures, setting in the “operator mode” the following parameters, according to the Jolly
Plus model to be adjusted:
• Jolly 4 Plus 100 kV / 40 mA @ 100 msec
• For each radiographic exposure taken, verify that the kV value measured by the non-invasive instrument corresponds
to the reference value above written. The admitted kV measuring allowance is ± 5%.
• To eventually adjust the kV value measured, the technician can adjust on the inverter electronic board «control logic
board» the trimmer nr. R117.
R117
Inverter electronic board «control logic»

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4.1.4 mA VALUES ADJUSTMENT

Measuring instrument to be used: Digital oscilloscope.

mA value adjustment procedure:
• On the Inverter electronic board «control logic» connect the oscilloscope’s probe (channel 01), in order to measure
the mA feedback signal wave form, to: TP18 signal / TP1 Ground.
TP 1(Ground)
TP 18

• Set on the oscilloscope the signal acquisition scale in order to measure correctly the time base:
20 msec / div., amplitude 1V / div.
• Switch ON the equipment, entering in “operator mode”.

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• Take 6 radiographic exposures presetting the parameters, according to the Jolly Plus to be adjusted, as written in the
below reported charts:
Jolly 4 Plus
kV mA Exposures time
60 25 100 msec
60 50 100 msec
80 25 100 msec
80 40 100 msec
100 25 100 msec
100 40 100 msec
Jolly 15 Plus Jolly 16 Plus

kV mA Exposures time kV mA Exposures time
60 50 100 msec 60 50 100 msec
60 200 100 msec 60 200 100 msec
80 50 100 msec 80 50 100 msec
80 150 100 msec 80 160 100 msec
100 50 100 msec 100 50 100 msec
100 100 100 msec 100 100 100 msec
Jolly 30 Plus
kV mA Exposures time
60 50 100 msec
60 250 100 msec
80 50 100 msec
80 200 100 msec
100 50 100 msec
100 160 100 msec
• After having taken each single radiographic exposure, verify on the oscilloscope display that the mA wave form is
displayed as below reported, for example:
Channel 01
mA feedback wave form
(Measurement on Jolly 30 Plus @ 200mA)
• The ratio between the measured mA on the oscilloscope and the Volt is:
• Jolly 4 Plus ⇒ 1 Volt = 20 mA
• Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus ⇒ 1 Volt = 100 mA
• The mA value measured by the oscilloscope should be comprised in an allowance range of ± 10%, compared to ones
reported in the above reported charts (equipment model / kV / mA / exposure time).
In case of mA value out of the allowance the technician should calibrate the mA range, as described in § 4.2.5.
ONLY WHEN THE MONOBLOC HAS BEEN WARMED UP, THE MA VALUES MEASURED SHOULD BE CONSIDERABLE RELIABLE.

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4.2 SET UP AND CALIBRATION
The equipment Set Up menu it is composed by four sub-menus:

1st Mask: Language and options preselecting. Refer respectively to § 4.2.1 and § 4.2.2.
2nd Mask: Counter. Refer to § 4.2.3.
3rd Mask: kV values calibration and the small / large focus pre-lighting calibration. Refer to § 4.2.4.
4th Mask: mA values calibration. Refer to § 4.2.5.
To enter in the Set Up menu, proceed as follows:

• Switch ON the equipment
• Press «Setup» button, indicated by letter A on the mask below reported, on the console touch screen display
Starting mask
• Type the password (TO BE REQUESTED TO BMI) on the console touch screen display and then press the icon «Ent»,
marked with letter B in the mask below reported, to confirm the data
Password mask
• To enter in the sub menu of Set Up press the two arrows icons, pointed out in pictured below reported with letter C.
Left arrow icon is used to go back in the sub-menu meanwhile the right arrow icon is used to go forward in the
sub-menu.
Ist mask - «Set Up» menu

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4.2.1 LANGUAGE PRESELECTION
• Select from the «Language» drop-down menu the language to be set, pressing the icon indicated by letter A on the
mask below reported
• To confirm the preselection and to exit from this menu press the icon «Finish», indicated by letter B on the mask
below reported
• Wait till the equipment return again on the operator modality
• Switch OFF the equipment
• Switch ON the equipment
Ist mask - «Set Up» menu
4.2.2 OPTIONS PRESELECTION
In the first Set Up mask the operator can enable or disable 6 options. Four options, Potter, Starter, AEC and Real mAs are
represented by icons in which an illuminable spot indicates the preselection status.
Here below the option explanation:
1. Touch Calib.: It allows the technician to re-calibrate the touch screen display.
Refer to picture below listed - icon nr. 1.
2. Reboot: It allows the rebooting of the Jolly Plus software. It should be used only in case of software updating
3. Starter: It enables the X-ray tube anode rotation.
4. Real mAs button: It enables on operator mode the visualizing of real mAs values.
5. Potter: It enables the potter bucky interface (optional).
6. AEC: It enables the AEC interface - automatic exposure control (optional).
5 1
3 2
A
4
• To confirm the preselection and to exit from this menu press the icon «Finish», indicated by letter A on the mask
above reported
• Wait till the equipment return again on the “operator mode”.

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4.2.3 COUNTER
This mask visualizes the total and partial numbers of radiographic exposures done and the heating unit thermal capacity
generated by the monobloc. It is possible to reset the partial counters in case of monobloc replacement.

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4.2.4 kV VALUES CALIBRATION

Measuring instrument to be used: Digital multimeter.

kV value adjustment procedure:
• On the Inverter electronic board «control logic» using the digital multimeter’s hook probes, measure the «kV Vref»
between the test points TP28 (Vdc signal) and TP1 (Ground).
TP 1(Ground)
TP 28

• Switch ON the equipment, entering in “Set Up mode” as described in the § 4.2.
• Enter in the 3rd Set Up sub-menu. Here below is shown the mask:

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• With reference to the Set Up mask, shown below:

• Select the field «I’ STEP KV Calib.» pressing in it.
• Adjust the value displayed in the field, in order to measure, with the digital multimeter, 2.05 Vdc.
• To increase or to decrease the value press the two arrows icons pointed out in the below reported mask.
Value to be adjusted
Arrows icons
• Select the field «II’ STEP KV Calib.» pressing in it.

• Adjust the value displayed in the field, in order to measure, with the digital multimeter, 5.5 Vdc.
• To increase or to decrease the value press the two arrows icons pointed out in the below reported mask .
Value to be adjusted
Arrows icons
«WARM SF CALIB» AND «WARM LF» FIELD PARAMETER IS SET IN FACTORY.

THE DEFAULT VALUE IS 1050.
• To terminate the calibration procedure press the icon «Finish» pointed out in the below reported mask
• Wait till the software returns in “operator mode”.
• Switch OFF the equipment and after at least 30 second switch it ON.
Finish icon

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4.2.5 mA VALUES CALIBRATION
The mA values calibration is requested only when:

• Jolly Plus has been installed on site for the first time.
• Every 12 months as ordinary maintenance.
• The monobloc has been replaced.
DO NOT CARRY OUT THE mA VALUES CALIBRATION WHEN THE MONOBLOC IS COLD.
MODE THE MINIMUM mA AND kV EXPOSURE VALUES.
Measuring instrument to be used: Digital oscilloscope.

mA value adjustment procedure:
• On the Inverter electronic board «control logic» connect to the below listed test points two oscilloscope’s probes, in
order to measure each signal wave form.
- Probe nr. 01 (channel 01): mA feedback signal ⇒ TP18 signal / TP1 Ground.
- Probe nr. 02 (channel 02): kV feedback signal ⇒ TP19 signal / TP1 Ground.
TP 1(Ground)
TP 19
TP 18

• Set on the oscilloscope the signal acquisition scale in order to measure correctly the time base:
10 msec / div., amplitude 1V / div.
• Switch ON the equipment, entering in “Set Up mode” as described in the § 4.2.

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• Enter in the menu «Calibration Gen…», here below is represented the menu mask:
• The mA values to be calibrated are listed on field 1, marked in the below reported picture.
mA value to set
Field 1 This button, drop-down menu, does not work
• On next page has been reported the reference mA measures calibration values numbers charts for each Jolly Plus
model.
• To set the mA measure number, touch the related measures list displayed on field 1, marked in the below reported
pictures.
To change the meausure number uses the two arrow keys, marked with nr. 2 on the below reported picture.
To confirm the selection press the «Enter», marked with nr. 3 on the below reported picture.
1 This button, drop-down menu, does not work
Note:
In the «Calibration Gen…» menu the initials SF and LF means respectively the small and the large focus of the X-ray
tube.

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mA reference values calibration charts for all Jolly Plus models:
JOLLY 4 PLUS
kV mA
Measure 1 40 25
Measure 2 40 40
LARGE FOCUS
1.5 mm
Measure 3 40 63
Measure 4 40 80
Measure 5 100 25
Measure 6 100 40
JOLLY 15 PLUS JOLLY 15 PLUS

kV mA kV mA
Measure 1 60 25 Measure 7 60 25
FOCUS
FOCUS
LARGE
SMALL

kV mA kV mA
FOCUS

LARGE
FOCUS
SMALL

Measure 13 110 100

kV mA kV mA
FOCUS
SMALL

FOCUS

LARGE

Measure 6 110 50
Measure 7 110 100
Measure 8 110 200

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• Make a radiographic exposure, respecting the three sequential commands are visualized on Status field of the
«Calibration Gen…» menu:
• Pause ⇒ the equipment software does not allow to make any radiographic exposures.
• Not ready ⇒ depress the X-ray push button 1st time – preparation.
• Ready ⇒ depress the X-ray push button 2nd time - exposure.
• After having taken each radiographic exposure, verify on the oscilloscope display that both kV and mA wave forms are
display as below reported, for example:
Channel 2: 40 mA
Channel 1: 100 kV
• Verify «Calibration Gen…» menu that the mA value displayed on the field «Max», marked with nr 1 on the below
reported picture, corresponds to the reference value.
The allowance admitted is ± 2%.
• To eventually adjust the mA value touch the field «Set Point», marked with nr 2 on the below reported picture.
Increase or decrease the Set Point value using the two arrow keys, marked with nr 3 on the below reported picture.
To confirm touch the «Enter» button, marked with nr 4 on the below reported picture.
• Take at least two radiographic exposures, as above mentioned, in order to verify if the mA value displayed is correct.
• To terminate the calibration procedure press the icon «Finish» marked with nr 5.
• Wait till the software returns in “operator mode”.
• Switch OFF the equipment and after at least 30 second switch it ON.
mA reference value to set
This button, drop-down menu, does not work
2 4
5
3

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4.2.6 TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION

The touch screen calibration is requested only when:
• The display LCD touch screen electronic boards group has been replaced.
• Touching the display there is not possibility to interact whit the icons or with pointer.
With reference to the § 4.2 and 4.2.2, the touch screen calibration option is on the Set Up menu.
Here below has been pointed out the Set Up menu mask and the calibration icon position.
Touch Calibration icon
After having pressed the icon touch calibration icon, a dark window with has visualized. In this windows on left-up side
has been reported a cross pointer which allows the technician to re-calibrate the touch screen display.
Here below is shown the dark window where has been pointed out the cross pointer.
Cross pointer
The cross pointer moves automatically on clockwise direction, reaching step by step 5 positions in total.
For each position the technician should press the cross pointer, then the cross pointer moves to the next position
automatically, till ending the procedure. Here below is shown the position of the 5 cross pointers on the display.
Pos. 1 Pos. 2
Pos. 5
Pos. 4 Pos. 3
Touch screen schematic area
After having pressed the cross pointer 5th position the software closes automatically the calibration window, returning on
the Set Up menu mask.
If the touch re-calibration procedure does not solve the malfunction, please get in contact with the BMI Service depart.

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4.2.7 TOUCH SCREEN FAILURE
In case of the touch screen does not work for a failure there is also the possibility to connect to the display CPU
electronic board a PS/2 mouse, in order to continue to use the equipment.
To reach the display CPU board the technician should unscrew all the screws on the lower control console perimeter and
then detach it.
The electronic board is mounted below the touch screen display. In the below reported picture, has been pointed out
where the PS/2 mouse connector is located.
BEFORE CONNECTING THE PS/2 MOUSE SWITCH OFF THE EQUIPMENT.
PS/2 Mouse connector

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CHAPTER 5
Maintenance

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5.1 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY DULY TRAINED TECHNICAL PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED BY
THE MANUFACTURER.
The equipment requires periodical checking and maintenance to assure correct operation and safety standards.
Following information and instructions are therefore to be strictly complied with:
• A prolonged utilization of the equipment may affect the system safety due to the quick wear of the mechanical and
electronic components.
• The correct set up of the electronic and mechanical components and of the software can prevent failures that could
affect the safety and the irradiation exposure level to which the doctors, the paramedics and the patients are exposed.
• The owner of the equipment is responsible for the maintenance correct execution and is expected to have preventive
checking and technical interventions carried out by expressly authorized technical personnel.
ONLY USE ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURER.
5.2 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
The below reported chart illustrates the scheduled inspections to be carried out:
PERIOD: CHECKING:
DAILY • Check the correct functionally of the two exposure buttons on control console
CHECKING • Check the correct functionally of the hand switch remote control
• Check the correct functionally of the collimator
• Check the wearing status of the supply cable and its plug
• Check the parking brakes breaks functionality
WEEKLY • Check if during the X-ray emission no noise is coming out from the monobloc
CHECKING • Check the functioning of the optional installed (e.g. the DAP measuring chamber)
• Check if the arm retainer works properly (see note A here below)
SIX-MONTHLY • Carry out the periodic electric safety tests, according to the rules in force
CHECKING • Check the fastening and the functioning (dust and corrosion) of the electronics boards
• Check if there is any dielectric oil leakage coming out from the monobloc (see note B here
below)
• Check the X-ray tube wear (see note C here below)
• Check the good operation of the equipment’s parking brakes (see note D here below)
• Check the alignment of the luminous field with the radiographic field (see paragraph 4.1.2)
• Check the balancing of the arm (see note E here below)
• Check the balancing of the fork-monobloc assembly (see note F here below)
YEARLY • Check the kV values really emitted during X-ray exposure (see paragraph 4.1.3)
CHECKING • Check the mA values really emitted during X-ray exposure (see paragraph 4.1.4)
• Check the wearing status of the interface cables between the equipment and the monobloc
• Check the wearing status of the frontal and rear wheels
• Check visually the wearing condition of the steel-clad ropes, their pulleys and the related
mechanical elements (see note G here below)
• Lubricate the steel-clad ropes with mineral grease
• Check the integrity of the warning labels
FIVE-YEARLY • Replace the steel-clad ropes and the mechanical equalizer
CHECKING • Replace the clutch and the pulleys
• Replace the front and rear wheels
Before proceeding to replace one of the above listed components get in contact with
BMI - Service Department, in order to receive the related technical information together with the
spare parts.
On next page the notes list of the ordinary maintenance interventions, requiring additional technical information:

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NOTE A - CHECKING OF CORRECT OPERATION OF THE ARM RETAINER

Check whether the hooking system keeps the arm firmly locked and in sequence hook an unfasten the arm verifying the
correct insertion of the hook in its seat. Move the equipment with the arm locked to verify if it keeps its position. In the
negative, replace the “arm retainer assembly”.
NOTE B – DIELECTRIC OIL LEAKAGE FROM THE MONOBLOC

• Remove the X-ray collimator as follows:
• Lift the equipment arm to the highest position.
• Detach the rear cover (panel code RS895 – please refer to the collimator manual supplied with the equipment)
unscrewing the fastening screw.
• Unwire the collimator lamp power supply wires from the terminal board (please refer to the collimator manual
supplied with the equipment).
• Loosen the 4 fixing dowels positioned on the upper side of the collimator (please refer to the collimator manual
supplied with the equipment) keeping the collimator in order to not to drop down the device.
• Enter in “operator mode”.
• Depress the first time – preparation button in order to light ON the X-ray focus.
• Manually tilt softly the monobloc in the two directions across its rotation axis.
• Look through the monobloc “X-ray windows” verifying if there is/are any air bubble/s inside the dielectric oil.
“X-ray window”
• Check if there are any dielectric oil spots on the “X-ray window” and on the collimator plane.
• Reassemble the item previously detached or unwired.
• If the result of the test is negative send the monobloc to the manufacturer to be repaired or replaced.

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NOTE C - CHECKING OF X-RAY TUBE WEAR

• Remove the X-ray collimator as follows:
• Lift the equipment arm to the highest position.
• Detach the rear cover (panel code RS895 – please refer to the collimator manual supplied with the equipment)
unscrewing the fastening screw.
• Unwire the collimator lamp power supply wires from the terminal board (please refer to the collimator manual
supplied with the equipment).
• Loosen the 4 fixing dowels positioned on the upper side of the collimator (please refer to the collimator manual
supplied with the equipment) keeping the collimator in order to not to drop down the device.
• Enter in “operator mode”.
• Depress the first time – preparation button in order to light ON the X-ray focus.
• Manually tilt softly the monobloc in the two directions across its rotation axis.
• Look through the monobloc “X-ray windows” verifying if there is/are any air bubble/s inside the dielectric oil.
“X-ray window”
• Check through the “X-ray window” the wearing status of the X-ray tube anode.
• Reassemble the item previously detached or unwired.
• If the result of the test is negative send the monobloc to the manufacturer to be repaired or replaced.
NOTE D - CHECK THE GOOD OPERATION OF THE PARKING BRAKES

• Position the equipment on a flat floor and lock its arm.
• Place a dynamometer in the middle of the column (see drawing A – point of application A).
• Verify that the equipment with the brakes locked does not move applying a pushing force of ~220 N [± 5 N].
• Verify that the equipment starts to move with the brakes released applying a pushing force of ~20 N [± 5 N].
• If the test result is negative, adjust the pair of blocks as indicated in § 5.3.1.
NOTE E - CHECK THE ARM BALANCING

Check using a dynamometer if the pushing and pulling force required lifting Up and Down the arm is ~50 N [± 10 N].
• Position the arm at 90°, parallel to the floor, with the collimator perfectly perpendicular to the floor.
• Check if the arm, without keeping in position, maintains this position.
• Place the dynamometer below the arm, near the handles, before the fork rotating pin (see drawing A – application
point B).
• Push with the dynamometer the arm verifying that to lift up, is it necessary to apply a force of ~50 N [± 10 N]
• Lift down, manually, the arm at 90°, parallel to the floor, with the collimator perfectly perpendicular to the floor.
• Place the dynamometer on the arm, near the handles, before the fork rotating pin (see drawing A – application point
C).
• Push with the dynamometer the arm verifying that to lift down, is it necessary to apply a force of ~50 N [± 10 N].
• If the test result is negative, adjust the spring as described in § 5.3.2.

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NOTE F - CHECK THE BALANCING OF THE FORK-MONOBLOC ASSEMBLY

Check using a dynamometer if:
• The force to be applied on the monobloc fork to rotate the monobloc (± 90°) is ~40 N [± 5 N]
(see drawing A – application point D).
If the test result is negative, adjust the fork joke rotation clutch as described in § 5.3.4.
• The force to be applied on the collimator’s handle to tilt the monobloc (-57°/+167°) is ~40 N [± 5 N]
(see drawing A – application point E).
If the test result is negative, adjust the monobloc rotation clutch as described in § 5.3.5.
NOTE G - CHECK THE STEEL-CLAD ROPES CONSUMPTION

• Lift Up the arm.
• Detach the column front guard, shown below with nr 1.
Verify on both two housings, using a torch/lamp,

that the pulleys, ropes and mechanical equaliser
does not damage them, prejudicing the
equipment safety.
During the inspection move continuously up and
down the arm in order to better evaluates the
wearing status of all the mechanical components.
• Reassemble the column front guard

• Close the arm

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DRAWING A – DYNAMOMETER APPLICATION POINTS
Point D
Point C Point A
Point E
Point B

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5.3 MECHANIC ADJUSTMENTS
5.3.1 BRAKE BLOCK ADJUSTMENT

• Detach the cassette holder rear guard, unscrewing the later screws.
Cassette holder rear guard
• Adjust at the same time the brakes stretch screws (see illustration below – detail A) screwing them half turn per time,
them in the same way.
A A Screw the bolt half turn per time
• Grip the transportation handle and release two times the stationary brakes in order to evaluate if the brakes adjusting
has been done correctly.
• Without releasing the stationary brakes, push manually the equipment verifying that it does not move.
• Verify that each brake sliding block is placed 1 mm away from the wheel.
Brake block
1 mm distance
• Reassemble the cassette holder rear guard.

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5.3.2 SPRING ADJUSTMENT
THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE SPRING MUST BE CARRIED OUT ONLY BY TECHNICIANS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE
MANUFACTURER AND DULY TRAINED.
THE GOOD OPERATION OF THE SPRING IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE OPERATOR’S AND THE PATIENT’S SAFETY.
• Close the arm and hook it to its retainer as explained on § 3.3.

• Detach the column’s upper cover guard (see picture 1, detail A), as follows:
• Unscrew manually the two black taps (see picture 2, detail B)
• Loosen the two ring nuts using a pin wrench (see picture 3, detail C)
• Pull out the column’s upper cover guard as indicated by an arrow in picture 3
Picture 1
Picture 2
Pulling direction to remove the guard
Picture 3

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• After having detached the column’s upper cover guard, loosen with a pin wrench the left and right ring nuts
(see picture 4).
Left ring nut Right ring nut
Clutch sector
Picture 4
• Lift Up the arm.

• Detach the column front guard, shown below in picture 5 with nr. 1.
Spring adjusting
housing
Picture 5

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• Unloose the two bolts, marked with nr 1 and nr 2 on picture nr 6 below reported, shifting them to the midcourse of
the threaded bar, as shown in picture 7
Threaded bar
2 Midcourse
Picture 6
Bolts
Midcourse
Picture 7
• Adjust the collimator height from the floor at 200 cm, using the collimator retractable meter, as shown on picture 8:
Keep the monobloc perpendicular to the floor!
Collimator
200 cm
Picture 8

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• When the technician has verified that the F.F.D. is 200 cm, screw both the bolts attached to the “threaded bumper”,
as shown on picture 9:
Bolts
“Threaded bumper”
Picture 9
• Grip both bolts to the “threaded bumper”, keeping hold the lower bolt and screw the upper bolt, as shown on picture
10. This procedure does not allow at the arm loosing the maximum’s arm FFD position.
Lower bolt
Upper bolt
“Threaded bumper”
Picture 10
• Pull down the arm till reaching 90°. In this position the arm should keep the position due to a correct spring
balancing. In case the arm drops down, increase the spring traction force, screwing both bolts, vice versa reduce the
spring traction force, unscrewing both bolt. On picture 11 has been shown the lower bolt to be adjusted.
Bolts
Picture 11
• Reassemble the column front guard and the column’s upper cover guard

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5.3.3 ARM CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
• Close the arm and hook it to its retainer as explained on § 3.3.

• Detach the column’s upper cover guard (see picture 1, detail A), as follows:
• Unscrew manually the two black taps (see picture 2, detail B)
• Loosen the two ring nuts using a pin wrench (see picture 3, detail C)
• Pull out the column’s upper cover guard as indicated by an arrow in picture 3
Picture 1
Picture 2
Pulling direction to remove the guard
Picture 3

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• After having detached the column’s upper cover guard, loosen with a pin wrench the left and right ring nuts
(see picture 4).
Left ring nut Right ring nut
Clutch sector
Picture 4
• Release the arm from its retainer and displace it at 90°.

• Grip the two ring nuts to increase the clutch force.
• Check that the arm keeps at 90°.
Note: If the arm lifts Up/Down, grip or loosen both ring nuts.
This adjustment should be done being sure that the spring adjustment has been done (§ 5.3.2).
• Reassemble the column front guard and the column’s upper cover guard

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5.3.4 FORK JOKE ROTATION CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
• Detach the cover disk of the rotation pin.
Rotation pin
Fork
Cover disk
M12 bolt
• Rotate the monobloc ± 90° around the pin, checking that it keeps the position on both positions. If it moves, grip the
M12.
DO NOT UNSCREW M12 BOLT OR THE FORK WILL COME OFF THE ARM
• Reassemble the cover disk.

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5.3.5 MONOBLOC ROTATION CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
• Detach the two ABS cover guards of the monobloc.

• Rotate the monobloc longitudinally to check if it keeps the position.
• Adjust the clutch operating on the ring nut after having removed the nut retainer.
Position of the clutch
Ring nut
Nut retainer
• Reassemble the ABS covers.

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5.3.6 COLLIMATOR LAMP REPLACEMENT
• Before removing the lamp, switch OFF the equipment for approximately 3 minutes in order to let it cool.
• Proceed as follows:
• Remove the rear cover of the X-ray collimator (see manual supplied with the component).
• Remove the thermal dissipater (see Manual supplied with the component).
• Remove the broken lamp avoiding touching the glass with your hand.
• Insert the new lamp that must be technically identical to the broken one.
• Insert the lamp with care.
• Reassemble the details you have previously removed.
5.3.7 STEEL–CLAD ROPES AND THE MECHANICAL EQUALIZER REPLACEMENT
The pair of steel ropes and the spring equalizing rocker arm have to be replaced every 5 years.
The customer must inform BMI in advance and BMI will authorize the replacement and supply the spare parts together
with the instructions for the replacement.
5.4 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
Do not use any corrosive or abrasive product or solvent to clean the unit surfaces. To disinfect the system always comply
with the rules in force regarding disinfection procedures and protection against explosion. For cleaning and disinfection
operations, following precautions have to be complied with:
• Switch OFF the equipment and disconnect the supply cable plug from the socket.
• Be sure that no liquid is poured inside the equipment in order to prevent short circuits and the corrosion of the
electric and electromechanical components.
DO NOT SWITCH ON THE EQUIPMENT WHILE USING ANAESTHETICS, INFLAMMABLE DISINFECTION AND /OR CLEANING PRODUCT.
IF USING ANY PRODUCT PRODUCING EXPLOSIVE GASEOUS MIXTURE, MAKE SURE THAT THE GASES DISSIPATE BEFORE SWITCHING
ON THE EQUIPMENT AGAIN.
5.5 DISPOSAL
This product is electronic equipment subject to Decree Law 151/05, according to 2002/95/CE (also known as RoHS) –
2002/96/CE (even known as WEEE) – 2003/108/CE.
For this reason in the European Community territory it cannot be disposed of as urban waste but it must be returned to
the manufacturer or the Distributor where it has been bought. This disposal operation does not involve any additional
cost to the user.
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Concerning the markets outside the EEC, the laws in force must be complied with, considering that the product contains:
- Silver
- Electronic components
- Alloy iron, Al and copper
- Molybdenum
- Nickel
- Dielectric oil
- Lead
- Copper
- Rhenium
- Tungsten
- Glass

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CHAPTER 6
TROUBLESHOOTING AND SPARE PARTS

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6.1 TROUBLESHOOTING
6.1.1 INTRODUCTION
The Jolly Plus series operator’s console will display status messages on the touch screen display during normal and
abnormal operation of the equipment. This chapter contains tables of those messages and suggests actions to be taken
by service personnel to correct any malfunctions that may occur.
BEFORE OPERATING ON THE EQUIPMENT FOR MAINTENANCE IT IS MANDATORY TO DISCHARGE IN ADVANCE THE CAPACITORS
BOX CHARGE!.
Discharging capacitors box procedure:

• Disconnect the equipment power supply cord from the socket.
• Remove the protection guard marked with nr. 1 in the photo below reported, by unscrewing its lateral screws.
Jolly Plus - operator’s side view
• Discharge the capacitors box charge keeping depressed continuously (without using a sharpened tool or something
similar) for at least 100 seconds the red head discharge push button, marked with nr. 2 in the photo below reported.
ATTENTION!
KEEP DEPRESSED CONTINUOUSLY THE DISCHARGE PUSH-BUTTON FOR AT LEAST 100 SECONDS IN ORDER TO AVOID
ELECTRICAL SPARKS IN THE PUSH-BUTTON CONTACT TERMINAL BLOCK.

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6.1.2 WARNING MESSAGES
These messages indicate the status of the Jolly Plus.
DISPLAYED ALARM DESCRIPTION SOLUTION

1st time PB released The 1st time button has been released, Repeat the exposure. If the message persists,
before performing the 2nd time button. contact the Manufacturer Service department.
2nd time PB released The 2nd time button has been released, Repeat the exposure. If the message persists,
before ending the exposure. contact the Manufacturer Service department.
mA values too low The mA values are lower than 50% of set Check if the led DL1 and DL3 are lighted ON,
value. during the X-ray exposure. Perform the mA
calibration (refer to § 4.2.5).
mA values too high The mA values are higher than 50% of Check if the led DL1 is lighted ON, during the
set value. X-ray exposure.
Perform the mA calibration (refer to § 4.2.5).
kV values 85% lower The kV values are lower than 85% of set Check if the led DL1, DL2 and DL3 are lighted
value. ON, during the X-ray exposure. Verify fuse F1
and F2 (only F1 for 4kW model), verify the
inverter main power supply voltage (Vdc),
verify if the feedback cable on the electronic
board “control_logic” (MR6) is broken. If the
message persists, contact the Manufacturer
Service department.
Capacitors under charge The capacitors are under charging. Check if the led DL3 is lighted OFF, after 60
Wait the end of the charging. seconds from unit Power ON. If the led DL3
does not light OFF check fuse F1 and F2 (only
F1 for 4kW model). If the message persists,
contact the Manufacturer Service department.
System not configurated The equipment’s software should having Re-configure the equipment. If the message
lost the configuration parameters. persists, contact the Manufacturer Service
department.
Potter contact not available The Potter Bucky does not interface Check the connections of the potter bucky
properly with the equipment’s electronic. socket’s cable to the main board.
Check the connections of the interface cable
from the Potter Bucky to the socket.
Check in Set Up menu that this option has
been set (refer to § 4.2). If the message
persists, contact the Manufacturer Service
department.
Maximum load working The kV, mA values or the exposure time Adjust the exposure parameters, reducing
are too long. each value.
Starter contact not The X-ray tube anode does not work Check the anode rotates (refer to § 5.2 – Note
available correctly. C). Verify that the fuse F1 and F2 on the
The signal “Start ready” to spin the anode electronic board starter. Verify the connection
is not present. of the cable from the electronic board Starter
to the monobloc. Check in Set Up menu if the
anode rotation is enabled, (refer to § 4.2). If
the message persists, contact the
Manufacturer Service department.
Carry out the setup Request of Set Up calibration. Re-configure the equipment Set Up.
X-ray signal prevented No possibility to take a radiographic Insert correctly exposure parameters or wait
exposure due to the wrong exposure the pause time.
parameters inserted. Or wait the pause
time from one exposure and the
following. The output X-ray signal of the
CPU is prevented.

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DISPLAYED ALARM DESCRIPTION SOLUTION

OVL signal working Capacitors box voltage is lower than Check if the led DL3 is lighted ON, during the
220Vdc. X-ray exposure. Verify fuse F1 and F2 (only F1
for 4kW model), verify the inverter main power
supply voltage (Vdc), verify if the feedback
cable on the electronic board “control_logic”
(MR6) is broken.
If the message persists, contact the
OVC signal working Over-current in the monobloc primary. Check if the led DL1 is lighted ON, during the
X-ray exposure.
Perform the X-ray tube formation (refer to §
4.1.1). Check the mA values (refer to § 4.1.4).
If the result of the checking is negative re-
calibrate mA (refer to § 4.2.5).
Check if oil leakage/spots are coming out from
the monobloc and the wear status of the X-ray
tube (refer to § 5.2 – Note B and C).
If the message persists, contact the
Setup not completed Set Up procedure not terminate correctly. Terminate the Set Up correctly.
NOTE:
Here below the inverter «Control_Logic» LED:
• DL1: Over-current
• DL2: kV Unbalanced
• DL3: Over-load

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6.2 SPARE PARTS LIST
Should some part of the equipment be replaced BMI suggest using only the original spare parts in order to avoid any
malfunctioning of the equipment and the consequent loss of warranty.
The manufacturer does not assume any responsibility for damages to things or people or to the equipment caused by the
utilization of spare parts that have not been previously approved or purchased by BMI.
SHOULD YOU NEED ANY SPARE PART, GET IN TOUCH WITH BMI SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
IT IS RECOMMENDED TO COMMUNICATE THE EQUIPMENT SERIAL NUMBER AND MODEL TOGETHER WITH THE SPARE PART CODE.
DISPLAY CONSOLE ASSEMBLY FOR BOTH JOLLY PLUS MODELS
Code Description
E01S006 Display LCD touch screen complete of «display holder» and «display CPU board» electronic
board
E10A009 Exposure console push button - Ist time preparation
E10A010 Exposure console push button - IInd time preparation
BMH Exposure two-step hand switch complete of extensible cable
ELECTRONICS BOX FOR JOLLY 4 PLUS
Code Description
E01S004 «filament» electronic board
E01S005 «main board» and «main CPU» electronic board
E12S001 Single phase line filter 28A @ 230V
E19A001 Static relay GQ5048D13 50A @ 480V
E11S002 Toroidal transformer 120VA single phase. Primary 2x115V / Secondary 1x18V.
E19A009 Automatic circuit breaker single phase [16A – 250V] Only for 230 Vac main power supply
ELECTRONICS BOX FOR JOLLY 15 PLUS JOLLY 16 PLUS AND JOLLY 30 PLUS
Code Description
E01S003 «starter» electronic board
E01S004 «filament» electronic board
E01S005 «main board» and «main CPU» electronic board
E12S001 Single phase line filter SR28A [28A - 230V]
E19A009 Automatic circuit breaker single phase [16A – 250V] Only for 230 Vac main power supply
CAPACITORS BOX FOR JOLLY 4 PLUS
Code Description
E13A001 Capacitor 6800 µf @ 450V
E10A001 Capacitors box discharge push button YW1B-M1E20R
E22A006 Fuse Bussmann BSFE080 BS88 FE 80A 690V
CAPACITORS BOX FOR JOLLY 15 PLUS JOLLY 16 PLUS AND JOLLY 30 PLUS
Code Description
E13A001 Capacitor 6800 µf @ 450V
E10A001 Capacitors box discharge push button YW1B-M1E20R
E22A004 Fuse GI138332 - 10×38F gG CH 32A 400V
E22A003 Fuse Bussmann BSFEE140 BS88 FEE 140A 690V

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INVERTER FOR JOLLY 4 PLUS
Code Description
S03S008 BMI H.F. Inverter for fixed anode monobloc
INVERTER FOR JOLLY 15 PLUS JOLLY 16 PLUS AND JOLLY 30 PLUS
Code Description
S03S004 BMI H.F. Inverter for rotating anode monobloc
MONOBLOC FOR JOLLY 4 PLUS
Code Description
E21A002 Monobloc for fixed anode X-ray tube
INVERTER FOR JOLLY 15 PLUS JOLLY 16 PLUS AND JOLLY 30 PLUS
Code Description
E21A001 Monobloc for rotating anode X-ray tube
MECHANICS AND VARIOUS FOR JOLLY 4 PLUS, JOLLY 15 PLUS, JOLLY 16 PLUS AND JOLLY 30 PLUS
Code Description
S01S004 Monobloc ABS front and rear cover kit complete of goniometer and fixing items
M01S003 Console without electric and electronic items
M03S009 Silkscreen panel «BMI» without electric and electronic items
M02A002 Rear wheel Ø 250 mm complete of ball bearing (one piece)
M02A003 Pivoting antistatic front wheel Ø 80 mm (one piece)
E16A18 Halogen Lamp 24V @ 100W for the X-ray collimator
S01S003 Block for brake of rear wheel
E23S007 Monobloc - equipment connecting cables
R 104/163A Manual collimator square field single layer R 104/163/A
E23S049 Main power supply cord with socket - 6 meters length
Set of fuses type 5×10T for all electronics boards (nr. 40 @ 4A - nr. 10 @ 6,3A - nr. 10 @ 10A)

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6.3 FUSES LIST
Code: M283V1/07
Description: Main board electronic board
POSITION AMPERE VOLT TYPE NOTE

F1 10 A 250 V 5×20T Potter bucky main power supply
F2 6,3 A 250 V 5×20T Collimator lamp main power supply
F3 6,3 A 250 V 5×20T Collimator lamp main power supply
F4 10 A 250 V 5×20T AC/DC Power supply
F5 10 A 250 V 5×20T AC/DC Power supply
F6 10 A 250 V 5×20T Electronic board ~ 230V main power supply
Code: E01S001
Description: Inverter electronic board (mounted inside the inverter)

F1 4A 250 V 5×20T Transformer TRS1 ~ 230V main power supply
Code: M283V1/07 (Electronic board installed only inside the Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus electronic box)
Description: Starter electronic board

Code: E01S004
Description: Filament electronic board

Code: S03S007
Description: Capacitors box assembled for Jolly 4 Plus

F1 80 A 690 V BSFEE80 Inverter main power supply
Code: S03S003
Description: Capacitor box assembled for Jolly 15 Plus, Jolly 16 Plus and Jolly 30 Plus

F1 140 A 690 V BSFEE140 Inverter main power supply
F2 32 A 400 V 10×38F Rectifier bridge ~ 230V Phase

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CHAPTER 7
Schematics

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7.1 ELECTRONIC BOARD TOPOGRAPHIC LAYOUT
CODE: M281V1-07
DESCRIPTION: «DISPLAY HOLDER» PCB

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CODE: M279V1-07
DESCRIPTION: «DISPLAY CPU BOARD» PCB

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CODE: E01S001
DESCRIPTION: «INVERTER» PCB MOUNTED INSIDE THE INVERTER

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CODE: E01S002
DESCRIPTION: «CONTROL LOGIC» PCB INSTALLED EXTERNALLY OF THE INVERTER

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CODE: M283V1/07
DESCRIPTION: «MAIN BOARD» PCB

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CODE: M278V1-07
DESCRIPTION: «MAIN CPU» PCB

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CODE: E01S004
DESCRIPTION: «FILAMENT» PCB

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CODE: E01S003 [Not for Jolly 4 Plus]

DESCRIPTION: «STARTER» PCB

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7.2 SCHEMATICS

JOLLY PLUS Series TECHNICAL MANUAL

JOLLY 4 PLUS
Schematic

JOLLY 4 PLUS
EQUIPMENT / MONOBLOC AND COLLIMATOR WIRING
Jolly Plus Electronic board model Monobloc electronic board model

Filament electronic board Interface electronic board GR201
Terminal block MR3 Terminal block CN1

Pin nr. Color (indicative) Pin nr. Color (indicative)
1 Shield (black) / Not wired
2 Blue 3 Blue
3 White 2 White
4 Brown 1 Brown
Inverter Vac output Monobloc electronic board model

Threaded insulating prisoner Interface electronic board GR201
Terminal block CN3

1-Red Red/White/Blue/Pink X1 / X2 Red/White/Blue/Pink
2-Red Brown/Green/Yellow/Grey Y1 / Y2 Brown/Green/Yellow/Grey

Control Logic electronic board Interface electronic board GR201

1 Red 10 Red (kV +)
4 Brown 9 Brown (mA-)
2 Shield
3 Blue 8 Blue (kV-)
5 Not used 6 White (mA+)
6 White 7 White
Jolly Plus Electronic board model Collimator R104/A

Main board electronic board
Terminal block MR14 Terminal block

3 Yellow 3 Yellow (Push button - Light switch)
4 Green 4 Green (Push button - Light switch)

1 Brown 1 Brown (Lamp +24V main power)
2 White 2 White (Lamp 0V main power)





JOLLY 15 PLUS
JOLLY 16 PLUS
JOLLY 30 PLUS
Schematic

JOLLY 15/16/30 PLUS
EQUIPMENT / MONOBLOC AND COLLIMATOR WIRING

Filament electronic board Interface electronic board GR201

1 Shield (black) / Not wired
2 Blue 3 Blue
3 White 2 White
4 Brown 1 Brown

Starter electronic board Interface electronic board GR201

1 Ground / Not wired
2 Pink/Brown C Com
3 White/Grey A Aux
4 Red/Blue P Main

1 Yellow 4 Yellow
2 Green 5 Green
Inverter Vac output Monobloc electronic board model

Threaded insulating prisoner Interface electronic board GR201
Terminal block CN3

1-Red Red/White/Blue/Pink X1 / X2 Red/White/Blue/Pink
2-Red Brown/Green/Yellow/Grey Y1 / Y2 Brown/Green/Yellow/Grey

Control Logic electronic board Interface electronic board GR201

1 Red 10 Red (kV +)
4 Brown 9 Brown (mA-)
2 Shield
3 Blue 8 Blue (kV-)
5 Not used 6 White (mA+)
6 White 7 White
Jolly Plus Electronic board model Collimator R104/A

Main board electronic board

3 Yellow 3 Yellow (Push button - Light switch)
4 Green 4 Green (Push button - Light switch)

1 Brown 1 Brown (Lamp +24V main power)
2 White 2 White (Lamp 0V main power)





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GENERAL INDEX PAGE

CHAPTER 1 - Equipment Description

1.1 Graphic symbols 9

3.1 Transport of the equipment 39

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GENERALE INDEX PAGE

CHAPTER 4 – Adjustments and Set Up

5.1 General recommendations 73

CHAPTER 6 – Troubleshooting and spare parts

7.1 Electronic boards topographic layout 99

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REVISION DATE MODIFICATIONS

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1.1 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS

Compliance with directive 93/42/CEE medical devices

Equipment manufacturing data (month and year)

Protection degree against electric hazard (CEI EN 60601-1; Type B)

Ionogenic radiation health hazard

Attention: consult the annex documentation

Caution: read the instructions

Attention: electrocution risk

X-Ray model insert in the monobloc

Total filtering of the X-ray tube / Monobloc assembly

X-Ray tube small focus

X-Ray tube large focus

~ Single phase power supply

Maximum humidity level

Admitted temperature interval

Equipment subject to separate disposal

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1.2 UTILIZATION PURPOSES AND EQUIPMENT OPERATING LIFE

Jolly Plus series is composed by four models depending on power:

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1.3 TECHNICAL FEATURES

1.3.1 ELECTRICAL FEATURES

Classification Directive 93/42/CEE according to annex IX: Class II b

1.3.2 OPERATION FEATURES

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1.3.3 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA

Description Transport and Storage Operating ambient

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1.3.4 RADIOGRAPHIC FEATURES

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1.3.5 MECHANICAL FEATURES

Description Jolly 4 Plus Jolly 15 Plus - Jolly 16 Plus - Jolly 30 Plus

Monobloc Jolly 4 Plus Jolly 15 Plus - Jolly 16 Plus - Jolly 30 Plus

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Inverter Jolly 4 Jolly 15 Jolly 16 Jolly 30

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1.4 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

1.4.1 MAIN ELEMENTS

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1.4.2 CONTROL CONSOLE